The Glenn Beck Program - 9⧸1⧸17 - Big changes at Glenn's company (Todd Staples, Poland's Mateusz Morawiecki & Bill O'Reilly join Glenn)

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00:00:07.760 Hurricane Harvey is about to be the second most costly natural disaster in U.S. history,

00:00:15.660 trailing only the devastation from Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Yesterday we had a chemical

00:00:22.660 plant have a couple of explosions because there's no electricity. The chemicals that were made there

00:00:29.140 needed refrigeration. They hit critical temperature yesterday and blew up. The gas,

00:00:36.560 I wouldn't call it a gas panic, but people are a little freaked out here.

00:00:41.340 I looked on the gas app today to find out which gas stations around me have gasoline. In my

00:00:51.620 neighborhood, there were three. Yeah, there's a lot of them. What, that had gas? That had gas, yeah.

00:00:55.880 Yeah, yeah. They all started being shipped in. On my app, there were three gas stations. That's

00:01:01.840 pretty good. I mean, I don't know. Maybe you're living in some nice place that they're shipping

00:01:07.660 it in, but I need to know about it. A friend of mine last night went to the gas station at 10 o'clock,

00:01:13.540 didn't get home till 1 a.m. here in the gas. But in Texas, this probably was preventable,

00:01:20.840 and we'll tell you about that. And there is no reason to panic. Gas is coming. The waters are

00:01:26.080 starting to recede. And there is a flotilla coming from Europe. The Europeans, try this on for size, 0.98

00:01:34.800 are sending the United States refined gasoline. And it's on ships on its way here to the United States.

00:01:44.540 There's a lot that's been happening this week. And we begin there right now.

00:01:49.260 I will make a stand. I will raise my voice. I will hold your hand. Cause we are one.

00:01:59.100 I will beat my drum. I have made my choice. We will overcome. Cause we are one.

00:02:07.660 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:02:17.000 Bill O'Reilly's coming up in just about an hour. We also have the deputy prime minister of Poland,

00:02:22.960 who happens to be in town. And he's like, look, I sping by. I'm like, okay. So he's going to be,

00:02:28.780 I don't know why he sounded like Dracula there for a second, but he's going to come by and talk a

00:02:33.500 little bit about what's happening in Poland. What's really fascinating to me is Poland is,

00:02:38.200 I believe, the only European country that has not had a terror attack.

00:02:43.700 By the way, in completely unrelated news, they are also the only country that hasn't allowed any 0.99

00:02:48.900 of the refugees in. But let's not concentrate on that. Also, Todd's strange coincidence. 0.97

00:02:55.220 It is. And just a coincidence. There's no correlation. Todd Staples also, he's the president

00:03:01.160 of the Texas Oil and Gas Association. He is going to be joining us today as well. I think,

00:03:07.560 is anybody coming with me tomorrow? I'm going down to Galveston tomorrow. We're loading up. We

00:03:13.000 can't get, we can't get the gas to go down and offload, you know, this, this tractor trailer full

00:03:21.980 of water and food and blankets and everything else. So we're loading up the DC-9 and putting

00:03:30.880 pallets of water and food and everything else. And we can get jet fuel. So we're going to fly

00:03:36.700 into Houston tomorrow and offload and, and do some work in the kitchens tomorrow and help people try

00:03:45.200 to get their life back. And then just offload it onto the tarmac and just let people come get it

00:03:49.080 there. It's like, it's at the tarmac. We're going to Vegas now. Good luck. Uh, it's, it's weird.

00:03:56.980 This gas thing, how people, at least in my life, how people are now like, it's the first thing this

00:04:01.900 morning, my daughter, dad, should we buy a Tesla? I'm like, okay, you just want a Tesla. Stop it.

00:04:10.100 It happens so fast though. You go from, oh, I can get gas every minute of my life. It's the easiest

00:04:14.340 thing in the world to, oh my God, I'll never have to, I'll never pull up to a pump again. Well,

00:04:18.560 that was the reaction. Uh, yes, most of yesterday, but seriously, there were, I mean, there was very

00:04:22.700 few gas stations that didn't have gas on my way in this morning. Not my experience, but yeah, I did

00:04:27.120 have several that I went to last night to try to put gas in my car. And of course, all of them had

00:04:31.200 no gas. There's one gas station that had gas and the line was a quarter mile down the street. Well,

00:04:36.780 that's what this, this, this woman that I know did last night. She went out 10 o'clock at night and 0.99

00:04:41.520 she's like, Hey, they got gas there. I'm going to go get gas. She didn't get back home until one o'clock

00:04:45.260 and the gas station was right around the corner. She just stood it. It's just stood in line. 1.00

00:04:49.340 I mean, it's the, it's the, it's the gas crisis of the 1970s. I mean, just at a very, very light,

00:04:55.100 short form here in Texas. However, in the 1970s, you did not have Uber and Lyft, uh, which is how I

00:05:00.700 got to work today. Is that really how you got to work? Yeah. Cause I, I was like, I was low enough

00:05:04.680 that I was like, if I get here, I might not, if there's not a gas station right around here,

00:05:08.740 I might run out. So that's, that is the problem. That's why, you know, we're having to, to fly to

00:05:14.860 Houston tomorrow because if we bring these trucks and we all just pack it up in our cars, cause that's

00:05:21.840 what we're going to do. Just caravan down, pack it up on our cars. We're not sure any of us can get

00:05:26.120 back. Like you can't, you, we might get gas here, then go down and then come back. Are we going to

00:05:35.660 make it? Are you going to have gas when you get back? Should we buy a Tesla? I know. Yes,

00:05:42.800 we should. Wouldn't we, shouldn't we? There's just going to be so many things when the crap

00:05:47.020 really hits the fan. There's so many things that, for instance, this is, this is why, uh, 0.94

00:05:54.540 what's his name? Uh, Carol Quigley who wrote the book in the 1960s. What was that book?

00:06:01.880 Quick anybody? Carol Quigley. We just talked about that the other day. No, it's the one that

00:06:08.240 predicted there'd be no more war as we knew war. It would be a new kind of thing where nobody does

00:06:13.160 it right. Carol Quigley. Remember that? Yeah. This is a, this is a book. What? Yes. Tragedy and hope.

00:06:18.760 Yeah. The tragedy was the world wars that we had gone through. And then the hope was at the end of

00:06:25.000 all wars because, uh, we're tied together economically and financially, and there's no

00:06:30.120 way we're going to have war. Of course, the only thing, one line in like an 800 page book,

00:06:36.180 one line that just says this, the only problem is that, you know, the whole thing would collapse if,

00:06:41.540 if the world that would ever come against, you know, a barbarian kind of people that lived in caves 0.98

00:06:46.360 and didn't care about a national order. Oh, okay. So the other little problem is because we don't

00:06:54.060 have the wars that are really serious, we'll just have perpetual war that will never end. Yeah,

00:07:00.100 but don't, but that'll be small war. Don't worry about that. That'll be small war. A little teeny war

00:07:04.020 that continues to kill for decades. So last night, my son and I are talking about, um, he, he likes to

00:07:12.000 have, you know, a little history off. And, uh, he's like, yeah, yeah, let me, let me, let me,

00:07:16.940 let me tell you about something. And, uh, so last night, I don't know much about ancient Greece.

00:07:21.200 And, uh, and last night he was telling me about the Trojan war and he said, I should have been 0.90

00:07:28.600 listening to him cause now I can't remember if it was six to, I think it was 15 years or something

00:07:32.860 like that. He said, dad, the Trojan war that, you know, nobody made, nobody made any ground until,

00:07:39.900 you know, the Trojan horse. And I'm like, is that true? There's a Trojan horse thing really even true. 1.00

00:07:44.920 And he's like, yeah, it's true. And it's the only way that the Greeks made any headway, 0.99

00:07:50.320 uh, was at that point, it was a stalemate. And he said, it went on forever. It was like 15 years.

00:07:59.380 And I said, you know, our country has been at war now for 16 years. Oh boy.

00:08:07.060 Stu is upset. Come on with that. It's such a stupid stat. It's not, it's not a real statistic.

00:08:12.320 What? It is not. It's a silly. You're right. You're right. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Wait,

00:08:16.940 wait, wait for this one. Wait for this one. Wait for this one. By the way, I don't really mean it this

00:08:21.280 way. Just Stu is going to get really pissed off. Stu. Uh, yeah. The only reason why it's not a real

00:08:27.000 statistic is because no president has actually declared it a war. If they would have declared

00:08:34.120 it a war, then, then we would have been done with it. And it, yeah, they don't even declare

00:08:39.240 it because of the federal reserve. That's not where I'm going. Um, I mean, I'm sorry. Like,

00:08:44.360 you, you know, you, first of all, everyone always says that we're still in technical war with,

00:08:48.760 with in Korea. Yes. Right. So then if that's true, then it's not our longest war because Korea

00:08:54.940 is still going on, which I think is a stupid technicality as well. And that's why this thing 0.95

00:08:59.580 I think is a stupid technicality. For example, um, you know, yes, it is a war and yes, it's 0.99

00:09:04.640 important. And every single person that's over there fighting, I mean, like it's incredible

00:09:08.720 what they've done. And, um, every time we lose someone, it is incredibly tragic. However,

00:09:14.060 it is not comparable to world war two. It's not comparable to these previous wars because

00:09:20.940 of the death toll we have chosen as a country. And again, I think this is part of what, what

00:09:25.020 you talked about in tragedy and hope is that we've chosen as a country to fight wars in a

00:09:30.320 different way. And we have talked about it, how it's not like, it's not a lot, it's a lot

00:09:33.780 harder to win. They take longer. We kill a lot less civilians. We get a lot less of our own

00:09:38.320 troops killed. For example, we've lost more people this year in boating accidents, ship

00:09:43.260 accidents than we have during the war in Afghanistan. Now, is it a war? It is a war. And yes, technically

00:09:48.760 it's still going on. However, it's a completely different, you cannot compare it. We would

00:09:53.960 lose that in five minutes in world war two. I agree with you, but I'd have to ask my son

00:09:59.120 Rafe about the Greek war. I would imagine it was the same kind of thing that the country

00:10:04.660 was off to war and it wasn't really affecting the everyday people. When wars don't affect

00:10:10.880 the everyday people, they tend to go on and on and on and people don't really care because

00:10:16.360 they're not really affected by it. But it's not that you don't care. I mean, we all care

00:10:22.020 about this. I don't think the average person even really knows where we are. I don't think,

00:10:27.360 and I don't know how to say it, that they don't care like, I don't care if anybody dies. It's

00:10:32.120 not that. They don't care because it's not affecting them. They're not paying attention

00:10:36.000 to it. You know, it's like, I don't know. Ask them, where are we? Why are we there? What's

00:10:43.360 our objective? They won't know. The average person won't know. So I don't mean that it's

00:10:49.040 like, they don't care. They don't, they don't know what they don't even know. And nobody's

00:10:53.380 made it important to them.

00:10:55.360 That's true. I mean, it has, it's a totally different scale. I mean, back in world war

00:10:59.080 two, we all knew, I didn't know. I mean, Jeffy certainly did. Um, you know, uh, Jeffy's

00:11:04.240 children, Jeffy was starting to lose it about the time of world war. Yeah. Well, his great

00:11:08.040 grandchildren fought in that war though. And, uh, but I mean, like, you know, that was, I mean,

00:11:12.460 the effect on communities and, and, you know, it, I know it was horrific and it, you know,

00:11:18.640 any war is, is awful. I, you know, it's not to downplay it at all, but it's, it's just,

00:11:22.720 it's a situation where I think the media uses that stat that this is America's longest war

00:11:28.080 just to be, to criticize the military and say, we're at war forever. That's not what I'm saying.

00:11:34.180 I know, but that's, but you're, you're saying it maybe in a different way, but the stat in

00:11:37.780 itself is meaningless when you compare it to other wars. If you're saying it's our longest

00:11:41.520 war, you're using that to compare it to other wars and it's a meaningless comparison. I don't

00:11:46.560 want to be at war. I don't want to be at war either. I don't be at war. I don't, I don't

00:11:49.800 want our military firing guns. I don't, I mean, unless we're there to win it and win it

00:11:55.660 quickly. I don't want, I don't want them fired upon. I don't, I don't want, I want a strong

00:12:01.480 deterrence, but I don't want to be in conflict. And when we're in conflict, I don't want to

00:12:07.300 do what Carol Quigley and tragedy and hope suggested. And that was just fight it in a

00:12:12.360 limited way. So then there's no real victor and no real pain anywhere. Cause our economies

00:12:17.560 all depend on each other. No, no, that's immoral. That's putting our economies over right and

00:12:27.160 wrong. If a, if a war is worth fighting, then fight it with everything that you have,

00:12:34.600 kill it and then come back. Yeah, we just don't do that. We don't. I just don't. We haven't 0.98

00:12:39.960 done it since, since that book came out that it's been the exact opposite of that. He said,

00:12:44.660 he said in that book, and by the way, if you don't know, Carol Quigley, he was a Harvard

00:12:49.100 professor. He was a consultant, if you will, for, you know, all the way president, I think

00:12:56.280 FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy. Then he came back for Nixon and maybe a little Ford.

00:13:02.380 I'm not sure, but he was, he was a close advisor to the presidents and he was the guy who helped

00:13:08.380 come up with the cold war and mutually assured destruction and everything else. And he said,

00:13:13.060 the whole thing is changing. Now, the problem is, is that everything that Carol Quigley said

00:13:18.480 was a solution is now our Achilles heel, because now you do have people who don't care about

00:13:27.700 anarchy, who are, we have them in our own streets. We don't have to worry about ISIS. We have them in 0.83

00:13:34.380 our own streets. We have the Nazis calling for destruction of our government and our system.

00:13:40.380 We have the anarchist and Antifa doing exactly the same thing. Hell, we have our own professors

00:13:46.860 in our universities calling for that. Well, that is exactly what Carol Quigley said. This system

00:13:54.500 cannot contain or fight against. It will lose. We are, if that is the way the world is going,

00:14:03.200 and it is, then we are sitting here as a, as a, a sitting duck, just like the English were when they 0.99

00:14:14.500 said, everybody, we're going to play by the rules. We're going to line up in rows where these really

00:14:20.300 bright red jackets. So everybody knows exactly where we are. And you just hold the line. Um,

00:14:26.920 they're behind the trees. You hold the line. They are not playing by the rules. We're playing by the

00:14:33.280 rules. The West is playing by the rules. And when that happens, according to Carol Quigley, who helped set

00:14:40.740 this globalization, you know, stuff up, that won't work. That won't work. It will destroy the system.

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00:16:18.740 So here is something that you're not going to hear everywhere. Uh, Harvey is not a result of

00:16:27.160 global warming. Uh, no. You bastard. No. What? No, no, no. And for those of you who are like,

00:16:33.260 ah, Glenn Beck, he seems to be making excuses for global warming. No, no. No, it's bigger than global

00:16:38.980 warming. Uh, I just, this coming from a really good source, uh, a website we've never heard of,

00:16:45.720 and, uh, they lay out a pretty strong case. This is actually the federal government. Hurricane Sandy

00:16:53.380 was not a major hurricane, though it caused major damage. How many remember the scenario with

00:16:57.920 Hurricane Sandy? Miraculously, weather forecasters somehow knew seven days in advance that Hurricane

00:17:02.860 Sandy would make an unprecedented 90 degree westerly turn exactly where it did. Can you stop for a

00:17:09.240 familiar? It does. Okay. So let me, let me tell you something else. So I'm listening to, uh, I'm

00:17:16.520 listening to Pandora yesterday and miraculously this radio station just knows exactly what I want to

00:17:23.840 hear. Miraculously, it just kind of sorts through all of my likes and dislikes and it's miraculously

00:17:30.960 just finding these songs. Is that, or is there someone living inside of my house that knows

00:17:39.820 everything about me that's picking those things? Now it could be AI or it could be somebody living

00:17:46.080 in the house. AI doesn't know that you only like Barbara Streisand. Exactly right. Can I tell you

00:17:51.580 something? Computer modeling and, and, and weather forecasting has not gotten better. As we know

00:17:59.620 from Joe Bastardi yesterday, there is no way you can read those models. No, there's no way to predict

00:18:07.740 the weather. Right. What? Come on. How did they all know in advance? It's like they have a

00:18:15.760 giant industry to predict these things on a daily basis or something. It's crazy. Ties it all in here.

00:18:22.100 I'm an engineering. It's not just a dangerous proposal. It's long since been a lethal reality

00:18:27.060 for some 70 plus years. As Harvey was making landfall, the radio frequency microwave transmissions

00:18:32.780 being used by the weather makers to manipulate Harvey were undeniable. Thank you. Deniable.

00:18:39.960 You can't use that word if it is deniable. No, can I tell you something? Did you, did anyone

00:18:43.760 in the Houston area, did anyone in Houston area, did you notice that your microwaves were

00:18:48.680 being used all of a sudden and you didn't have a bagel in it? Why were you putting your

00:18:53.260 bagel, your, your microwaving your bagel? Yeah. I mean, don't make, that's your number

00:18:59.280 one use of a microwave that you go to is a bagel. Mine is actually, mine is more like

00:19:03.540 in the hot chocolate realm. Okay. Uh, but, uh, anyway, so did you notice that your microwave

00:19:08.540 was being used? Huh? I bet they didn't. I bet they didn't notice that. Hey, let me ask

00:19:13.660 you this. Your house is underwater. Your microwave working still? No, they're destroying the evidence.

00:19:21.780 I'm just saying it's undeniable. It is undeniable. I mean, what would be the purpose of sending

00:19:28.660 Harvey into Houston to wreak havoc on it? Uh, okay. Um, wow. You are, you know, I guess

00:19:34.020 I remember when I was young and naive. Yeah. I'm just a tad confused as to what the end game

00:19:38.560 is. Because the global establishment, the military industrial complex wants to seize

00:19:44.480 control and overthrow the United States. The big bankers are in on it. They're collapsing

00:19:50.120 the economy to keep you afraid. And, uh, there's a big global change because we're been at war.

00:19:57.120 This is the longest war ever, you know, and they're bringing the troops into the United States.

00:20:02.040 That's what's happening. Okay. And let me tell you, Barack Obama is never going to leave

00:20:05.900 the Oval Office. I don't care what you say. Wait, but Donald Trump is wearing a mask. That's

00:20:10.620 Barack Obama. You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program. Mercury. The Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:22.300 Man dressed as Spider-Man came into a Texas shelter yesterday for the Hurricane Harvey evacuees.

00:20:29.000 Uh, the children went nuts. You know, you never, you never think of this from the child's perspective.

00:20:35.980 Imagine what this is like for a child to all of a sudden, it could either be really, really fun

00:20:42.220 or what a nightmare that would be, um, to lose the house and be, you know, sleeping on the floor of a

00:20:49.640 convention center for a while. Of course, probably better than the parents, but glad to see somebody was

00:20:55.900 thinking about the kids. Also listen to this local father of triplets saved another single father of

00:21:01.180 triplets from his flooded home in a place called Orange, Texas. Nolan Greenwood. Nolan Greenwood is

00:21:09.100 a single father of triplets. Last night he was wrapping up some of his, um, you know, rescue efforts and he

00:21:19.280 heard that there was a single father of one-year-old triplets that was stuck in their home.

00:21:28.160 He has been a single father of one-year-old triplets himself. He said, we decided to do whatever

00:21:37.080 we could to get the family safe. We were able to load them up and take them to high ground where they

00:21:43.120 could be shipped to Lafayette or Alexandria mission complete. Now this is what is, this is what his

00:21:48.280 best friend of 40 years said. He said it was actually really touching because he saved a life

00:21:54.460 of a family that was the mirror image of his own. He had lost his wife about a year earlier, about this

00:22:02.500 time. Being a single dad with triplets has been really tough on him, said his friend. It's pretty

00:22:08.060 emotional. I don't mean to be a big baby here, but what are the odds? This is divine

00:22:12.960 intervention. If that's not the definition of divine intervention, I don't know what is.

00:22:20.960 Now imagine you are struggling. You're coming up on the first year anniversary of your wife's death,

00:22:27.860 the birthday of your children, the triplets. You're a single dad of triplets. I mean, that's a

00:22:35.860 lightning strike. How many, how many single dads of triplets are there? So he's a single dad of

00:22:44.100 triplets. He's struggling at this time. He happens to be, you know, helping people out and he finds

00:22:52.300 out, he finds out that there is a dad in the area that they're serving who is a one year single dad

00:23:00.120 of triplets and he has to go save. I mean, what are the odds? Seriously, only a weather, a government,

00:23:07.300 a government weather machine could have done that. Seriously. Really the only, really the only

00:23:12.240 answer. I mean, the odds have got to be three to one, four to one. I would say almost, I mean,

00:23:18.180 maybe not four to one, but three and a half to one. Come on. I mean, really, they might be a little

00:23:23.160 really higher, higher than that. Interesting. We'll have to get this story to geoengineeringwatch.org

00:23:28.360 and see what they have to say about it. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Because unless they say,

00:23:32.500 unless they say, yeah, let's, let's greenlight the fact that yes, Harvey was manipulated so that

00:23:38.700 they could get these two fathers together. That's really, that's a really incredible story. It is.

00:23:44.540 He said, doesn't matter what color or race you are. None of that matters out here. The whole point

00:23:49.600 is you got to love your neighbor and get people out. We have to save each other. So white people who

00:23:55.580 are driving around in boats, don't see black people and just drive past them. They, they go 1.00

00:24:00.140 ahead and put them in the boat. Well, unlike the enlightened New York city dwellers who do that

00:24:05.480 with taxi cabs all the time. No, in the racist Houston, that's not happening. No, isn't that,

00:24:10.820 isn't that weird? But why did you expect the white people had the boats and the black people? 0.96

00:24:14.720 Well, I was about to do the other two, the other, the inverse of that with the black people driving 1.00

00:24:19.440 the boat past the white people. Right. But you didn't, but I didn't. And you started with the 0.99

00:24:24.680 white, you started with the white supremacy there. Once again, the white person comes first. 0.73

00:24:30.240 That's the kind of stuff that Pat will now be bringing you every day. Pat is, we've announced,

00:24:38.260 in fact, I think we're announcing right now for the first time that Pat is going to be doing his

00:24:43.900 own show following this program, three hour, uh, unleashed Pat unleashed because that chain around

00:24:53.340 his neck is starting to chafe just a little bit, a little bit. Yeah. Uh, and, uh, so that'll be on

00:24:59.780 blaze TV and blaze radio starting a week from Monday. Yes. Right. Yes. Uh, can you, um, there may be

00:25:06.920 slightly, slightly less mentions of the word love? Is it undeniable? It's undeniable. It's undeniable.

00:25:23.940 Take me with you. Oh gosh, I wish I could. When I proposed this, Stu was like, I, I, I, I, I,

00:25:33.360 I, I can go too, right? I can go. Isn't there something like a Stockholm syndrome that's supposed

00:25:41.180 to happen with you guys? We really love our captor. Really good to us. Right. Right. Okay.

00:25:55.080 I'm really excited for that. It's, it's going to be on, if you're a blaze TV subscriber, you get to

00:25:59.100 watch it and it's going to be on blaze radio every single day. Uh, the, uh, the Pat Gray,

00:26:03.940 uh, show, what do you know what you're calling it yet? That's great. It's something I think we're

00:26:08.860 going out on a limb and calling it Pat Gray. Oh my gosh. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that's

00:26:14.020 interesting. What was very clever. What made that show? I don't understand the choice. We did a lot

00:26:18.140 of focus groups. We did a lot of focus groups. Yeah, we did. We went to a big New York agency and

00:26:23.840 said, we have all of these options, uh, and we don't know where to, and they did some focus

00:26:28.600 groups. It costs about half a million dollars. And they said, what do you say? We're going out

00:26:34.300 on a limb, either boxy, but good or just Pat Gray. Yeah. I went with Pat Gray. Even though

00:26:44.440 boxy, but good was tempting. It was tempting. We liked it. So, uh, Pat's going to be doing that

00:26:52.940 yesterday. Uh, you know, in case you've read it, hopefully you, you know, you got it from

00:26:57.600 my post and, you know, and, uh, you can believe whatever you want. Um, but, uh, yesterday we

00:27:04.420 made some changes here. Cause as I've been talking about for a while, um, and I said yesterday

00:27:09.740 on the air that, um, I met with some banking people just this week and they were talking,

00:27:15.060 I said, you know, I, I think the days of, of business being done the way it's always been

00:27:22.740 done is over. And I don't think people really understand that yet. And I've been warning you

00:27:29.260 for a long time. There's going to come a time to where we're going to cross this line and

00:27:36.520 all of the changes that the industrial revolution brought over a hundred years. Remember they went

00:27:42.600 from Americans went from a farming community to a, uh, culture living in the cities on top of each

00:27:51.240 other with radio communication and automated machines and cars and everything else that took

00:27:58.560 about a hundred years to flip the entire society over. There's going to come a time where it's going

00:28:05.620 to happen in a 10 year period and it will be as dramatic if not more so, but in a 10 year

00:28:12.480 period, I've been warning that that time is coming. And I've been saying, I don't know

00:28:17.760 when that is happening. I still don't, but I believe I'm betting that we've just crossed

00:28:24.440 the threshold. I think we are, we've just crossed the Rubicon, uh, of, of change and there's no

00:28:33.340 way this is going to slow down or stop now. And it's going to affect everyone. And as I was

00:28:39.740 talking to these bankers, they said, um, they said that's happening in our business. That's

00:28:45.220 happening. We said, we're seeing this in every business that if you don't disrupt yourself

00:28:50.920 and I mean, seriously disrupt yourself, you're not going to make it. And we started talking

00:28:56.820 about how does a bank invest when, when there is no such thing as like a CapEx expense, when

00:29:04.200 you can't say, Hey, I need, you know, a loan for $2 million for this software system or for

00:29:09.420 whatever, when two years in that software system could be completely outdated and replaced by

00:29:18.180 something that, you know, is a free app. And he said, I don't know. We haven't figured that

00:29:24.980 one out yet. So we're just in this really weird world of chaos and we're making some changes here

00:29:33.860 to, uh, reduce the chaos and try to try to explain your world and have it make sense.

00:29:41.160 Going over to the blaze radio also is, uh, Jeffy, uh, Jeffy is going to be, um, operations for the

00:29:49.700 blaze radio. Um, and Jeffy, no, nobody really knows this. Jeffy is, uh, just a anchor around

00:29:57.360 all of our necks. We tell them all the time. Most people don't know this, but Jeffy, uh,

00:30:04.560 when I worked at WFLA, Jeffy was pretty much running the place. Um, yeah, you were. Um, and,

00:30:13.240 uh, and he is big behind the scenes. A lot of people say, I don't know what Jeffy does,

00:30:19.640 for a living. He actually is, uh, he's responsible for the blaze radio. And he's going to, um,

00:30:28.880 fully take over that position, uh, beginning Monday is or Tuesday, uh, as well. Really cool.

00:30:35.400 I will say, uh, on this, uh, we've been talking about, you know, all these things that are going

00:30:40.520 on. There's been, you know, the hurricane stuff we've been talking about. Can I eliminate you from

00:30:45.260 this conversation for one minute? Can I take the one back? Is there a sports analogy coming? Okay,

00:30:51.380 good. Yes. Uh, Houston in need of some good news. The Houston Astros have just acquired Justin

00:30:57.380 Verlander. Wow. For their playoff run, which is a huge deal. I mean, they're already one of the

00:31:05.720 best teams in the league. This is, uh, I mean, I knew they were thinking about that, but I didn't

00:31:09.580 think it was possible. It's a small piece here with what's going on in Houston. And it's hard

00:31:14.060 to take any joy, but I mean, if you're a sports fan in Houston, that is a huge move. Yeah. And

00:31:19.340 just, just went down. And the Astros, by the way, are coming back to town and they're going to play

00:31:23.480 at Minute Maid on Sunday, which seems really soon. I mean, that they don't seem ready for that,

00:31:28.840 but yeah, they're going to play at Minute Maid Park on Sunday. Start a three game. I'm really

00:31:32.180 interested to see how, now that the waters are receding, um, how, you know, cause like half of

00:31:39.280 that city, you know, not affected more than half of that city, just not affected, but the parts that

00:31:44.620 were affected or like that did quite bad, what is going to happen? We should get somebody on that

00:31:50.840 knows about, you know, black mold and what happens in cities like this. What, how, what is the percentage

00:31:57.840 of that city that's going to be able to survive? I mean, what happened? I don't even remember this.

00:32:04.720 What happened in new Orleans? Cause new Orleans is the same kind of weather. How much, how much was

00:32:09.600 the mold problem in new Orleans or does anybody, anybody care? I mean, yeah, I don't know. I mean,

00:32:15.040 it was so many other bigger problems than that in new Orleans. Uh, and I'm sure the same thing is

00:32:18.860 going to be happening here. I don't, I don't know the fallout of that. It had to be terrible. Yeah. I mean,

00:32:23.020 they were tearing down neighborhoods. So it must've been, I don't know if that was because of mold

00:32:27.660 or just because of the water damage. I mean, ugly, it's going to be bad. 20 trillion gallons of

00:32:34.780 rain fell on Houston, $97 billion estimated in destruction alone. The governor has 32,000 shelters

00:32:44.000 across Texas. 94,000 homes are destroyed. 10,000 rescued by federal forces. That doesn't include

00:32:53.500 the good Samaritan rescues rescues. I can't imagine what the good Samaritans, just people

00:32:58.680 helping each other out. I'm sure more than 10,000 with the federal 47 dead at last count.

00:33:05.900 The count is climbing faster now because they're going into the flooded homes and really, really

00:33:13.340 sad. That'll be a really, that's, that was creepy during Katrina. We're here where you see people

00:33:18.260 walking down the street and you see the spray paint, you know, remember the circles with the X

00:33:22.820 and then it had the number of dead, um, in there. I mean, imagine that job. These guys are going to

00:33:28.600 meet the rescue workers, recovery workers are just going to be walking around waiting for water to

00:33:32.080 drain out of houses to see if there's people inside. I mean, I mean this, the next couple of years

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00:35:45.340 Bill O'Reilly is coming up next. Has it been, has it been refreshing this week for anybody else? And

00:35:53.440 maybe it's just because we've been busy because we're in Texas and with everything else going on

00:35:57.440 that I haven't played the game of politics at all for the week. But for those who have just been

00:36:04.140 paying attention to, you know, real things like, Hey, let's save this person's life.

00:36:09.660 Hadn't it been refreshing to not talk about politics for a week?

00:36:13.320 Yeah. It's a minor, uh, minor upside of this week. Yeah, no, I mean, you know, it is a minor upside,

00:36:20.780 but, but yeah, honestly, when you, when you think back, I'm just so focused right now on not wasting

00:36:27.640 time. Just, just, just do, let's just do the things that actually matter and change the world

00:36:34.860 or change our life and stop worrying about all the things that you don't have any control over.

00:36:40.340 It has reminded me that people are actually not horrible monsters all the time, right? There

00:36:45.480 actually are people who are pretty good. And as we've seen in Texas, the vast majority are that way.

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00:37:13.500 Congress returns from break. Hurricane Harvey, gas shortages, Antifa, Nazis, chaos.

00:37:37.200 Or is it? Bill O'Reilly is here to narrow down the things that everything's been happening this

00:37:44.760 week to the things that you need to pay attention to and what they really mean. Bill O'Reilly joins us

00:37:50.220 right now.

00:37:50.880 I will make a stand. I will raise my voice. I will hold your hand. Cause we are one.

00:38:00.480 I will beat my drum. I have made my choice. We will overcome. Cause we are one.

00:38:09.440 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:38:17.000 Bill O'Reilly from billoreilly.com. Nice to have him join the program once a week. Give us a recap of

00:38:26.740 the things that maybe we have missed or the media has missed, uh, and his look at the news. We have

00:38:32.060 to start with a hurricane Harvey and the aftermath bill. Welcome to the program. Hey Beck, I gave you a

00:38:38.200 nice plug on billoreilly.com about the charity work you've been doing through that mercury charity.

00:38:42.900 Thank you. So congratulations to you. It's very good work. Thank you very much. So Bill,

00:38:47.840 what is, first of all, give me your thoughts on the overall, uh, state of the media this week

00:38:53.860 with the coverage of hurricane Harvey. Well, I mean, it's two, two pronged, the actual hard news

00:39:01.940 coverage, pretty good. Um, and, uh, I think that the organization that the state of Texas showed

00:39:11.080 I think governor Abbott really did a nice job. Um, he's amazing governor. Um, yeah, calmed a lot

00:39:17.220 of fears. Uh, the state looked in control of the rescue efforts. Um, and unlike the Katrina

00:39:24.700 situation where the whole city collapsed, Houston and Galveston and Corpus Christi got hammered,

00:39:31.280 but they didn't collapse. Yeah. And so I thought the coverage were reflected that that's the, uh,

00:39:37.260 hard news coverage, but then of course, um, they, they, they try to politicize it. They being the

00:39:43.080 hate Trump media. And then it got devolved into chaos. Okay. So let's, before we get into that,

00:39:48.520 let, let me, let me go here back to, to Texas. When you saw Katrina within three days, society

00:39:55.500 generally melts down of three days without, you know, a police force when people realize there's

00:40:02.660 nobody coming to help people, bad guys within 72 hours, start to roam the streets. And they're

00:40:08.700 like, I'm going to do whatever I want. We didn't really see that here. Is that a, no, is that a

00:40:14.760 Texas thing? Is it a cultural thing? Is that a, uh, uh, uh, uh, a result of the waters being so high,

00:40:23.020 the bad guys were stuck in their house. What do you think happened?

00:40:25.420 Well, I think it was an organizational thing where, um, the state and the city and the counties,

00:40:32.500 they didn't lose control of the process. So they were on the scene visible. Um, when you turned on

00:40:39.180 your television, you said you saw law enforcement, saw national guard, you saw administrators. And

00:40:45.040 there, there wasn't a sense as there was in new Orleans that it was totally out of control,

00:40:50.960 without a control of the rain. But, um, other than that, the rescue efforts were coordinated.

00:40:58.700 Um, it seemed that there wasn't an opportunity for the bad guys or just as many bad guys in Texas

00:41:05.240 as there are in Louisiana. Sure. Sure. I mean, it's unfortunate, but our society has 20% of people,

00:41:11.420 uh, I believe that will commit evil when they can't 20%. You believe it's 20%. I do. Why do you

00:41:20.320 believe that? It used to be lower because of the, uh, uh, devaluation of religion, uh, the secularism

00:41:29.520 that's risen up where it's me first, what's good for me, the internet, certainly, uh, you can be as

00:41:37.680 evil as you want. And then other people find other people worse than you. All of these combinations,

00:41:44.220 uh, have risen, um, the potential for destruction, uh, I think doubled it since the greatest generation 1.00

00:41:51.800 in the fifties. Do you believe that there is something that is curbing that or a way to curb

00:42:00.540 that? Because if we're, if we've doubled it since the greatest generation, uh, which I believe you're 0.60

00:42:06.740 probably right, what are we doing to change that? What's the force that stands against that bill?

00:42:14.100 Well, the force that stands against it is individual courage to do the right thing

00:42:20.340 because you don't have an organized force to stand against it. I mean, if you look at the,

00:42:25.600 the amount of people who go to church weekly, I mean, that is in my religion, Catholicism

00:42:31.700 is dropped into the low twenties now. Um, so we have become a secular society where France,

00:42:38.240 so you don't have that. We used to have that religious bulwark that, you know, if you did

00:42:43.420 something evil, it was a sin and you would pay a price that's gone, um, for most Americans. So it's

00:42:50.000 an individual choice now. And the media condones a lot of evil stuff. Did you see that this opioid,

00:42:57.900 this opioid thing is a great example of that? I mean, instead of holding individual people

00:43:03.240 responsible for taking these unbelievably dangerous, pernicious drugs that, uh, harm their families and

00:43:10.960 their children, we don't do that. It's always somebody else's fault. So that's, uh, you know,

00:43:16.800 where we are as a society. And when you have that, um, the potential for mayhem is amazing. And that's

00:43:24.520 what you saw in Louisiana. When, when, as you rightly pointed out, when the authorities weren't

00:43:29.900 visible, when no help was coming, these 20% of evil people did evil, but you didn't see it in Texas 0.63

00:43:37.820 because the authorities were there and the response was organized. Um, there was a story in the Huffington

00:43:44.440 Post, going back to the media today, story of the Huffington Post, um, today that talks about

00:43:49.760 the racist rain in Houston, uh, how the rain is only falling on the worst parts and the minority

00:44:00.940 and the poorest sections. And they're the ones who are getting hurt. Um, can we go any further into

00:44:10.100 insanity bill than now saying that the rain is also somehow racist? Yeah, I didn't see the article,

00:44:18.180 but it doesn't surprise me that the far left is always going to politicize and always make a

00:44:24.180 racial incident out of every single thing. However, it is true that poor people, no matter where they 0.99

00:44:31.500 are in the world, do not have the resources that, you know, middle-class and wealthy people have

00:44:38.600 so that, you know, you live in a better neighborhood. Um, you have a stronger house.

00:44:44.360 Well, except hang on just a second, wait, wait, wait, except for in progressive places like New

00:44:49.120 Jersey, the very, very progressive where all of the rich people have built their houses right there

00:44:54.900 by the freeways and the oil refineries and the chemical factories. You see that all the time in

00:45:01.160 those very progressive places like, uh, New Jersey, that's where the rich people live. And they let the

00:45:06.760 poor people have the nicer sections of New Jersey because they're more enlightened either that or that

00:45:12.600 doesn't happen anywhere. Um, okay, go ahead. The point, the point that everybody should understand is

00:45:21.440 that, um, this country is very generous. All right. We're the most generous people on earth,

00:45:27.640 the individual Americans. Okay. And that will help everybody who needs help, but the media will

00:45:36.220 always make it into somebody's bad. And it's probably conservatives who are bad or capitalism

00:45:44.060 that's bad or Republicans that are bad and they'll tie it in. I mean, the best example this week was

00:45:51.240 when, uh, Chris Cuomo of CNN went off on the global warming stuff and, and then Kellyanne Conway had a

00:45:58.100 pretty good idea. He's going to, you know, knock that off for a couple of weeks. We'll get back to it,

00:46:03.500 but let's save the people that need to be saved now instead of politicizing it, Chris, but they

00:46:09.000 can't help themselves back. Bill, when you, when you look at everything that has happened this week,

00:46:16.020 um, you know, you had, uh, I think it was slate had an article out yesterday about how there's

00:46:22.280 nothing special happening here in Texas. Um, people are animals and when they're afraid and there's a

00:46:29.260 disaster, they bind together. That is not what happens with animals. That is not what happens

00:46:36.920 in every society. When there's a disaster, it's very easy to go into dog eat dog, uh, kill or be

00:46:45.060 killed. That's the natural animal instinct. When you see what's, uh, happening, uh, where people are

00:46:52.920 just coming in from all over and helping and the way people are behaving right now, is that a, uh,

00:47:00.120 is that a learned trait or is that the natural animal man? Well, I think it's a learned trait.

00:47:08.460 I mean, I think people who are raised in homes that say to their children, look, it's not all about

00:47:14.740 you. So when you get an opportunity to help somebody do it, um, and that is the majority still

00:47:22.400 in America. And I, I don't want to paint too ghastly a picture of this country. I will stand

00:47:28.620 by my premise that 20% of us are evil or, or capable of evil, but the others are, are, are very,

00:47:36.960 you know, helpful and in the small towns and they band together to help people. And that's

00:47:42.600 what you see in Texas. What did the press miss that you thought this is the point this week?

00:47:49.500 Um, I, it was more of my job basically is to, uh, call out irresponsibility. So that's where I'm

00:47:59.460 focused in on. And I thought the CNN white house correspondent is a Lenny. I think his name is

00:48:07.020 when he got on the air and said that Trump has no empathy and was speaking just to his crew. And

00:48:15.420 that's a quote, I just said to myself, you know what? You're an idiot. You're a hard news reporter. 1.00

00:48:22.000 What are you reading somebody's heart now? He has no empathy. And he, he, he makes a statement to the

00:48:28.280 nation and that's just talking to his crew. That's the most blatant stupidity. And it just shows 1.00

00:48:34.760 the out of control bias that's in place at CNN and other, uh, I will, I will tell you,

00:48:40.920 I kind of stuff that I saw, you know, rather than you were much closer to it than I was,

00:48:46.520 you know, the heroism that was going on. And it was plenty of that.

00:48:49.400 I was, I will tell you that, uh, you know, I am not, I don't stand where you stand on Donald Trump.

00:48:54.300 Um, I'll, I'll, I'll praise him when he's right and, and criticize when I think he's wrong. Um,

00:49:00.400 but he's, he's my president, but he's not my guy per se. Uh, I will tell you this. I about blew

00:49:07.580 gasket after gasket this week when I saw the press doing things like worried about Melania's shoes. 0.98

00:49:15.260 First of all, every, every woman in the country should be saying, how did she walk across the

00:49:21.900 white house lawn in five inch stilettos, let alone going down there? Who cares? The president

00:49:28.600 wasn't getting into boats. She didn't, she knew she wouldn't be getting into boats. She'd step off

00:49:33.600 the tarmac out of the plane, go someplace. They'd talk, they'd get back on the plane. What is the

00:49:39.340 problem? That's what I mean about it. It doesn't matter what the federal government's response was.

00:49:47.680 If the federal government's run by Trump, it's going to be bad. We'll find a way to make it bad.

00:49:52.120 We wake up in the morning and we say, how can we make Trump look bad so we can get him out of office?

00:49:57.920 That's what's going on. These news agencies are committed to destroying him. Go ahead.

00:50:05.540 When we come back, Bill O'Reilly on the other things that have been happening. For instance,

00:50:11.080 the tax reform the president has talked about this week, North Korea launching another missile and the,

00:50:18.060 the effects of not only Hurricane Harvey in gas and oil and what that could mean down the road,

00:50:26.380 but also we now have another hurricane barreling in. This one is Hurricane Irma. It looks like it's

00:50:33.280 tracking today to go through, as Joe Bastardi told us yesterday, through Puerto Rico or Hispaniola

00:50:40.660 and do some real damage. There are also some charts that are showing it maybe going up into

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00:52:29.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program. So let's look at the political fallout here, Bill. What do you think,

00:52:36.320 joined by Bill O'Reilly from BillOReilly.com, what do you think the political damage is on any side?

00:52:45.700 I think the real political damage this week has been done to the media. I think the media is seen for

00:52:52.820 what they are, a grotesque distortion of what's really important. I think even people who don't

00:53:01.080 like Donald Trump kind of watched the media and went, give it a rest, guys. I mean,

00:53:04.480 jeez, for the love of people, the love of people are dying and struggling. And I think they wanted to

00:53:10.280 see the good news. They wanted to see people coming together. And I think the media exposed

00:53:15.560 themselves even deeply, even to their own side, if you will. And I think that's the one that has the

00:53:24.240 hardest fallout from this. Do you disagree or where am I wrong?

00:53:28.860 No, I, you know, I'm not, see, I'm a fact-based guy. So let's look at two facts. All right. And this

00:53:35.860 will, I think, back up what you're saying. Number one, the ratings on cable in prime time

00:53:42.000 for the coverage of Hurricane Harvey have been mediocre. And people did not flood in to watch

00:53:50.240 this coverage. Pardon the pun. Yeah. All right. Now, why? I don't know. But when I was in the chair

00:53:57.000 at eight o'clock at Fox, we would have doubled what they did. Because in every hard news situation,

00:54:03.200 we did tremendous numbers. People came in because we did a factual presentation. So on all three of

00:54:11.300 them, people just didn't watch very much. Then on yesterday, Thursday, a poll came out, Fox News

00:54:20.520 poll. And it asked the 1,000 registered voters, who do you think's a bigger threat to the country,

00:54:29.440 white supremacist or the media? And it was close. It was about 47 to 40 white supremacists. But then

00:54:40.820 when you factored in, when you factored in the people who said both, it got 49, the media to 47

00:54:50.540 white supremacists. So there's no doubt that Americans, all right, and I'm going to let the

00:54:59.460 far left, because they like what's happening to the media, because the media is on their side now.

00:55:04.680 But most Americans aren't ideological, and they know the fix is in. Whether it's a storm, whether it's a

00:55:11.920 health care debate, whether it's Trump, you know, wearing a hat, it doesn't matter. They know they're not

00:55:19.600 going to get the truth. They're going to get some preconceived, let's get Trump, as I talked about

00:55:24.600 last, last segment. So anyway, you're right, in the sense that the media is damaging itself by being

00:55:34.560 foolish. And I don't think it's ever going to come back. I don't think this cycle, I think this, 0.98

00:55:39.620 people have another alternative they didn't have five years ago, they have their machines,

00:55:44.380 they go to their computers, and go on whatever website they want to get on and get the news that

00:55:49.340 way. So when you have that convenience, why go to a, you know, a vehicle that doesn't tell you the

00:55:55.880 truth? Why? I don't, I don't, I don't. I don't either. So let me give you this story. Pat, do you

00:56:02.120 have the story from Google that just broke? And I don't know, I don't know the site, etc. But this

00:56:09.520 bothers me, when you see sites like Der Stormer, which I don't like at all, but can be just taken

00:56:17.880 off the internet, because a guy gets up in the morning, in his own words, watch the interview

00:56:21.940 with him on Vice, in his own words, got up in the morning and decided they're not going to be on the

00:56:27.760 internet anymore. It's kind of a spooky thing. Here's the latest from Google today. Yeah, the site,

00:56:34.740 Liberty Conservative, which I'm not familiar with at all, is saying that Google sent them a message

00:56:40.500 that if they don't take down one of their articles that Google considers hateful, Google is going to

00:56:45.760 choke off all their ad revenue. They'll lose all of it. So it seems like extortion. It seems like

00:56:54.700 censorship. So what happens there, Bill? Because we are moving into it. I mean, I have to see what the

00:57:00.320 article is. I mean, you certainly can't have an article anywhere. They did not link the article.

00:57:06.260 Yeah, you can't have an article that says you should attack and hurt people. You can't have that.

00:57:12.800 That's why this guy at Dartmouth got in trouble, this Antifa guy, the professor at Dartmouth,

00:57:18.340 who got chastised by the president of that Ivy League university. Okay. Because he was basically

00:57:22.940 saying, yeah, you know, if you're an Antifa guy, yeah, yeah, you can prepare for violence.

00:57:27.680 Back in just a second with Bill O'Reilly from Bill O'Reilly.com.

00:57:34.620 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:57:38.320 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:57:44.220 Bill O'Reilly from Bill O'Reilly.com. DACA is in the news today. DACA is the Barack Obama mandate that

00:57:56.380 says, you know, we're just not we're not going to go after, you know, children who have been here and

00:58:00.540 the dreamers and just not going after them. This is something the president said he would stop on day

00:58:05.380 one. And then in February, he said DACA is a very, very difficult subject for me. To me, it's one of

00:58:11.380 the most difficult subjects I have because you have all these incredible kids in many cases, but not in

00:58:16.360 all cases. And in some cases are having DACA and their gang members and their drug dealers, too.

00:58:21.600 But you have some absolutely incredible kids. I would say mostly and quote.

00:58:26.780 OK, so there are 10 states now that have threatened to sue the federal government if they don't stop

00:58:32.520 DACA. And there's there are 10 days away from this this drop dead date of the states coming together

00:58:40.020 and saying we're going to sue you unless you stop this. They could announce the White House could

00:58:46.100 announce something today, but I don't think he's going after DACA. Do you, Bill?

00:58:51.100 I do. I think he'll do a modification of it. And this is where Kelly comes in, the chief of staff.

00:58:58.900 This is what he does. Remember, General Kelly was the head of national security,

00:59:05.420 a vice of Homeland Security. And he knows this inside and out. So it's his policy that's going to be

00:59:11.880 announced, not Trump's policy because Trump doesn't know what to do. If he knocks out all these kids

00:59:18.700 and says they have to go back, then you know what's going to happen. He's a racist. He's this. He's that. 1.00

00:59:23.840 I mean, another cycle of this starts. So what I expect Kelly to do is some kind of nuanced thing.

00:59:30.060 Say, look, we're going to revoke the Obama thing because it's just too broad. It's too general.

00:59:35.080 But if you were a child and brought here by your parents and have been here for 25 years and a good

00:59:41.580 citizen, I'm going to give you a chance to have a hearing on that. That's the way to handle it with

00:59:47.580 some nuance and some touch rather than do what Obama did, which is say, oh, you all can stay.

00:59:53.680 If you're an MS-13 member, you can stay. I mean, come on.

00:59:56.580 So this is not what the people who, you know, the people who voted for Donald Trump,

01:00:02.220 and I don't mean all of them, but some of the people who had real clout, they do not want that

01:00:08.520 nuance. I understand that, but he's got to govern. I mean, Trump has got to, what the problem with

01:00:15.780 the president right now is that he's having a hard time governing because he can't get plurality.

01:00:22.560 He can't get majority. He can't get support. And it's so bad if he doesn't get this tax cut

01:00:28.200 passed in the next 50 days, because that's all they have. Congress is all working before Christmas.

01:00:33.540 He's done. He's got to get it done. He's got to get something passed. So he's got to be able to

01:00:39.520 govern. And I understand campaign promises. And then, you know, I know Trump 30 years. I know what

01:00:44.000 he was out and he was doing. But, you know, if he if he comes in and he says, look, I'm just going to

01:00:50.360 be. It's my way or the highway. And it's going to be the highway for him. He's got to govern.

01:00:56.020 He's got to convince people. And this tax cut, this is everything now. And if he doesn't get

01:01:01.860 this done, then all the independents and all the people who aren't pro Trump, pro Trump is about

01:01:07.340 33, 35 percent of the population right now, voting population. That's pro Trump. There's about 20 percent

01:01:14.580 persuadable. Yes. And that put him in the White House. OK, but if he loses the 20 percent

01:01:20.040 persuadable, then he's he's done. And the 20 percent, I believe that 20 percent

01:01:26.360 persuadable are people who are just hardworking. They're not, you know, they don't want to stand

01:01:32.720 with the communists. They don't want to stand with the Nazis. They want they don't want to shove 0.54

01:01:36.260 everybody out of the country. They just want common sense rule of law and give me a break. 1.00

01:01:42.680 Get out of my bedroom. Get out of my bank account. And the break is the tax cut. And that's that is

01:01:51.720 everything now for Donald Trump and his administration. So I do believe that he's going

01:01:59.380 to do some kind of nuance on the DACA thing. I could be wrong on that. I'm looking at it from

01:02:04.920 a Kelly point of view, because I know Kelly is behind the whatever's going to happen.

01:02:08.920 And, you know, that's how you have to analyze this. You guys, OK, who's the driver on this?

01:02:14.540 And the driver isn't President Trump. The driver is Kelly. So that's what I expect to happen.

01:02:19.260 I would think the driver is also his family. I mean, you know, I think his I think his family

01:02:24.820 and I don't think Donald Trump actually believed, you know, they're all coming in here. They're all

01:02:29.160 racist. I mean, they're all rapists. I don't think that's that's not how he. 1.00

01:02:32.880 But he said that to me. He this is what you know, he said that to me. That soundbite came

01:02:38.840 when I did the interview with him. And the context of that soundbite is that we were talking about

01:02:44.500 people smuggling people into the United States, taking people from Central America, Honduras,

01:02:50.620 Guatemala, and bringing them across Mexico and into the USA. That was the context of Trump's remark.

01:02:58.080 And he says a lot of these guys are rapists. A lot of these guys are brutal. He was talking about 0.97

01:03:02.900 the trafficking, not the guy telling the fields in Monterey. And it just got so distorted by the

01:03:12.420 media who hates him that it became true. Wait, so he'll lie often enough. It's a truth. Joseph

01:03:18.080 Goebbels, the Nazi minister of information. OK. And so when he said it to me and I went on the show,

01:03:24.960 I was back to me. Remember, I said, look, that's not what he said. I do remember that. But I do also

01:03:29.780 remember him and I'm fuzzy on this. I'll have to go back. But I do believe he also said those things

01:03:34.640 in in press conferences and speeches. Did he say to you first, Bill? Because I know he said that in

01:03:38.820 his announcement speech, he said that. Yeah, but I did the first interview after the announcement.

01:03:44.320 The first one was done by me. That is a palatial tarot. And one of the things was the law.

01:03:52.140 And then off the wall question came, well, why do you need a wall? And then he said,

01:03:57.920 because we have these terrible people smuggling poor souls into the USA and they're raping them 0.99

01:04:04.280 and abusing them and and all that. And then the media just took that and said, oh, Trump's calling 0.96

01:04:10.840 all Mexicans rapists. It was this is, you know, I said today this week on my podcast that I am I have 1.00

01:04:19.660 a very hard time covering Trump because I see sometimes Trump does bad things. Sometimes he

01:04:27.080 makes bad mistakes. It's my job to point that out. But I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt because

01:04:33.220 I know how hateful and dishonest the media is towards him. So actually, it's harder for me to

01:04:39.500 cover him than it was to cover Bush, the younger or Obama, because that circumstance existed to some

01:04:46.860 extent with Bush, the younger. But it's not nearly to the extent. So I'm giving Trump the benefit of

01:04:52.520 the doubt. A lot of times when I in the past wouldn't. I was tough on him in my interviews

01:04:58.100 in the campaign. If you go back and look at them, they're the toughest interviews he did.

01:05:02.560 So when you one time in Detroit, he said I should see a psychiatrist.

01:05:06.100 Right. I do. I do. I do remember that. And I do remember thinking, finally, somebody has said it.

01:05:14.780 So, Bill, let me let me go back to let me go back to tax cuts. Do because it's not just the

01:05:23.100 media that doesn't like him. He has he has isolated himself from the Washington power players as well.

01:05:32.500 And I'm I'm perfectly fine with that myself. But he needs some coalition on Capitol Hill for for tax

01:05:40.900 reforms. Can he can he get that done? You know, I don't know. I mean, who knows? But when you go

01:05:47.660 into Mitch McConnell, the most powerful guy in the Senate, hey, you're an idiot. It makes it a little 1.00

01:05:52.560 hard. Right. So what I expect is and he's already doing it now. He's going to have a little leadership

01:05:58.080 meeting at the White House. Again, this is a Kelly thing. He's going to bring in McConnell and

01:06:03.020 Speaker of the House, Ryan. And he's going to bring in Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. And for a little

01:06:08.740 tête. Yeah. OK. I don't know whether he can get it. I know that McCain's always going to give him a

01:06:15.120 hard time. Always. 100 percent hard time from John McCain because he really hates him. McCain hates Trump.

01:06:22.840 So you'll always get a hard time there. And that's what derailed the health care thing.

01:06:29.180 But he might be able to pick off three or four Democrats to vote for the tax cuts. That's all

01:06:34.280 he needs if he can get most of the Republicans. So it's going to be it's going to be a high drama.

01:06:39.100 No doubt. Last question on North Korea. North Korea fires a missile. They were very strategic.

01:06:45.220 They they flew that missile really high up in the atmosphere. So it wasn't technically violating

01:06:53.440 the airspace of Japan, but a ballsy move. They're going into the worst. They I think they've had

01:07:01.160 the worst drought. They've had the worst crop season they've had like in 50 years in North Korea. 0.94

01:07:06.580 They're going into probably famine this this winter and they're going to have a hard cold winter as

01:07:16.020 well. They can't sell anything overseas. This makes North Korea a little cagey. I think that's why they 0.53

01:07:23.880 are they're pushing as hard as they can. What should be done on North Korea at this point?

01:07:30.100 Just wait. Just wait. Um, you know, squeeze them economically, um, pound China, not to buy their 0.98

01:07:38.800 coal. That's the only thing they can really sell now. Um, but just wait, we should not, we should

01:07:44.180 not strike, we should not strike nor respond to these missiles, right? Not yet. Not yet. Uh,

01:07:52.840 they killed somebody. You're going to have to respond. Um, let me say this, unless they strike

01:07:59.340 first, should we be thinking about anything military, uh, involving our military? You know,

01:08:06.300 you can do a few surgicals like they did in Syria, uh, with the poison gas situation. You can do that,

01:08:12.780 but not a whole massive, uh, attack on the country. Bill O'Reilly, what do you have planned for Labor Day

01:08:19.980 weekend? You know, uh, I wrote a, an interesting column for my, uh, billoreilly.com deal on, uh,

01:08:27.220 the value of work and then how it's made this country, the greatest country in, uh, history

01:08:32.300 of civilization. I'm going to reread, uh, killing England out September 19th, because I have to go

01:08:37.980 on all the shows in a couple of weeks to promote the book. Uh, and this plays right into the statute

01:08:43.400 thing because they're coming for Washington and Jefferson. And we'll tell you what those men were

01:08:47.540 really like. Did you read any of the book yet? I have. It's really good. And you're just,

01:08:51.960 you're trolling for compliments and I'm not going to give them to you. Um, but yes, I did. Uh, real

01:08:57.360 quick. Can you pre-order it on, uh, can you pre-order it on the blaze by the way? I don't think

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01:09:07.240 on billoreilly.com. You get a 50% off the other killing book spec. That's a great deal for you.

01:09:12.380 That's a great deal. If you hadn't have shipped them to me by bulk, just to get me to give them

01:09:17.560 away, use them as kindling something. But billoreilly.com, uh, his new book, uh, on the

01:09:23.800 American revolution is phenomenal and it comes out in a couple of weeks. You can pre-order

01:09:27.480 it now at billoreilly.com. Thanks Bill. We'll talk to you. Have a great weekend. All right.

01:09:31.680 You too. Thanks. Uh, our sponsor. Is it true that if you took, uh, one copy of each of the

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01:09:58.740 all the books. And I'm like, no, Bill, it's, it's actually a really good thing. And I explained

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01:10:07.920 worked and that conservatives really read a lot. And they'll build a library. If you, if

01:10:13.760 you give them the, the historic knowledge, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, you got to

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01:12:31.560 We have, uh, Todd Staples. Um, he's going to be joining us here in a few minutes. He's the

01:12:36.620 president of the Texas oil and gas association. Reason why we bring him on is, you know, what

01:12:41.740 is the plan here in Texas alone? Uh, you're driving around and you're sometimes last night,

01:12:48.820 a friend was three hours in line at, at a gas station. Um, Pat said he was driving in today

01:12:54.900 and he was having a hard time for, was it, was it used to this do having a hard time finding,

01:12:59.700 um, a gas station that actually had gas in the pumps and you took an Uber in. Yeah. I mean,

01:13:04.360 I don't, it's not a statewide shortage. It's just like the Metroplex, right? And it's some stations

01:13:10.900 like there are gas stations with gas. It's just that, you know, people, you know, get there,

01:13:15.260 they make a run and they make sure they fill up right away. And it's, it's, it's drying up

01:13:20.200 individual gas stations, which is just, it's just turning into a big pain in the butt. And it's, 0.72

01:13:24.680 it's interesting because then, then there was a rumor last night that this is all a creation of

01:13:29.140 the media and that they created this hysteria, which created the gas lines and it was a media

01:13:34.680 created event. And actually we should have plenty of gas. So I don't, we're going to find out. I

01:13:40.140 don't even know. We'll, we'll find out. I will tell you this media created event. Uh, I don't

01:13:45.900 know. Here's, here's the thing. When somebody starts to say things like yesterday, Hey, I

01:13:51.060 stopped at four gas stations and they didn't have gas and they didn't have gas. That is

01:13:55.740 something that spreads like wildfire. You don't, you don't need the media. You have everybody

01:14:00.580 on Twitter and Facebook going, Hey, I, yeah, here's a picture of the fourth gas station that

01:14:05.360 I went to today. Look, what's on the pump out of gas. Then media picks that up. You pick

01:14:11.200 that up. We all do. You're right. It doesn't help when everybody says I've got to go get

01:14:15.960 my lawnmower filled. Well, that's going to help run out of gas, but there is a disruption

01:14:21.620 in the, in the, there is in the lines. Yeah, I think there is now they're fixing that. And

01:14:28.100 we're going to get to the bottom of that and what that's going to mean, no matter where you

01:14:31.260 live coming up. So the alt left Antifa is growing here in the United States in Philadelphia. They

01:14:59.080 just had a big meeting. They're going to eradicate 21st century slavery. What is that? Well, they,

01:15:06.400 they want a revolutionary abolitionist movement. They're raising funds now for an underground

01:15:13.120 railroad to help people escape the state because quote, the civil war was never resolved and the

01:15:20.100 system of slavery just transitioned into the prison industrial complex. So they are going to help,

01:15:25.440 I guess, prisoners escape in an underground railroad. Um, and they are basing themselves

01:15:32.680 in Philadelphia because of Philadelphia's rich revolutionary tradition. They are, they're

01:15:38.720 calling now, um, they had workshops and they're calling the police, our enemies in blue. They're

01:15:45.600 seeking to abolish all gender. They're calling on members of Antifa to steal tools and lands so they

01:15:53.540 can build their own state independent of the United States. And they plan to build local defense teams

01:16:00.400 and councils. They also are, uh, extolling the revolutionary movement in Syria. They say that

01:16:09.100 they are, uh, going to build a worldwide movement towards communism. Uh, they are, they dress, they're

01:16:17.280 dressed up in all black. They're, they're carrying machine guns. The video is absolutely astounding.

01:16:22.640 Uh, it looks like an ISIS video. And that's what the press says is fine. Antifa, that's going to come

01:16:31.700 back and backfire on them. America is not a place that looks at communists and say, well, they're better

01:16:38.740 than the Nazis or the Nazis. They're better than the communists. No, we made this decision long time

01:16:44.620 ago. For 50 years, we fought this war first against the Nazis, then against the communists. They're both 0.56

01:16:50.100 bad. And it seems like you can't get that message anywhere in the United States. Instead, where's that

01:16:56.780 message coming from? Places like Poland. Poland is more United States than the United States is. 0.77

01:17:07.880 You don't believe me? I have the Deputy Prime Minister of Poland on with us and we begin right now.

01:17:26.780 Trump. I have made my choice. We will overcome. Cause we are one. The fusion of entertainment and

01:17:36.600 enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck Program. Poland's Deputy Prime Minister, Matryas Morwetsky is

01:17:46.420 with us. Uh, welcome, Prime Minister. How are you, sir? Do I call you Deputy Prime Minister? I'm not

01:17:53.140 sure what the protocol is. Both is okay. Okay. Thank you very much. Thanks for having me. I'm very

01:17:59.820 fine. How are you? Very good. We're glad you're here in the United States. I know you've been, um,

01:18:03.720 talking to key business leaders and political leaders in the, um, United States, and I appreciate

01:18:09.240 you taking some time out and talk, talking to me. I am impressed, uh, with the former Soviet 1.00

01:18:16.000 republics, um, because they, they know what's happening in the world. Can you tell me your

01:18:24.260 view from across the water on the things that you're seeing happening here in America? And

01:18:29.140 I don't want to make this about politics, but what are you seeing that is growing up within

01:18:33.160 our own ranks that concern you?

01:18:34.940 Sure. Now, like, like, even these days, the, uh, a very big, uh, uh, military, uh, exercise

01:18:43.980 start in Belarus done by Mr. Putin, which is, uh, uh, indicating the, um, uh, how dangerous

01:18:51.940 and how aggressive Russia may be. And we should not forget about this Russian hacks on emails and

01:18:59.080 all what they are doing in the hybrid and conventional war in Ukraine is, uh, indicating

01:19:05.300 that, uh, they, they, this is still their main way, how they do politics. Like today, Poland

01:19:13.080 is, uh, is, is, is a safe country. We are a strong country, but, but we, we need, uh, very

01:19:20.120 close cooperation. Uh, like we, we, we have, we have historically all the way from Kosciuszko

01:19:25.920 and Pulaski, we have fought during the war of independence. And then in our soldiers are

01:19:31.760 in Iraq and in Afghanistan together, hand in hand with American soldiers. And the, the,

01:19:37.780 all the idealists who think that maybe we should, we should not think about the, the defense policy

01:19:44.200 too much because everybody wants to live in a peaceful, uh, world. It's, it's, it's, it's

01:19:49.480 great, but it is, this is not, not true. Uh, and, and, and this is, uh, this is one aspect

01:19:55.060 of how I think that, uh, the proximity to Russia, we can explain how, how difficult it

01:20:00.960 is. And, you know, the proximity is really like if there was between New Jersey and New

01:20:06.560 York, we, we can feel the hot breath or, of Russian bear at our neck. 0.99

01:20:11.400 Tell me, tell me, tell me what that, uh, that means talking to the deputy prime minister

01:20:15.100 of, um, of Poland. Tell me what that means to you, because here in America, we've been so

01:20:20.980 isolated and our universities have stopped teaching that. Well, I don't know if they

01:20:25.960 ever did, but teaching that communism is a bad and a, a killer that is only surpassed

01:20:34.280 by disease. You lived through it. The people of Poland live through it. Tell, tell me what 0.98

01:20:40.320 communism, what America should know about communists.

01:20:42.980 Of course, we live, we live through this. And, and, and, well, like I myself was in,

01:20:47.980 in, in prison and my, my father who was fighter, fighting in the solidarity times during the

01:20:54.180 eighties, he was, uh, in prison for a long time. And, and the transformation which started

01:20:59.980 in 1989 was, was by far not complete because the same, I just give you an example, the same

01:21:06.400 judges who have, uh, maybe passing sentences on, on the, um, the fighters for free freedom in the

01:21:14.100 eighties, um, uh, like my father or father or myself or many of my, uh, my friends, um, the same

01:21:22.220 judges are today judges in the Supreme court. This is, this is what happens in, uh, if, if the, if the,

01:21:29.480 there is not a real deep transformation, uh, in, in, in a system, which, which is, which is,

01:21:36.100 which, which was okay because there was not any bloody revolution in 1989, 1990. But then,

01:21:43.420 then I, I ask everybody to understand why we would like to have this second transformation

01:21:50.480 today and why we, we have the worst, the worst judiciary system amongst all the 28 countries

01:21:57.120 of the European union. And we want to, uh, deeply reform this. And then the counter attack of all

01:22:03.220 our enemies is, is, is, is so visible. And who is among the, amongst those, um, those, uh, attacking

01:22:10.760 us? Of course, post-communists and top communists are there because they feel very well in a system

01:22:16.560 which is vague, which is, which is not bait based on meritocracy, which is based on, uh, on

01:22:24.120 corporationism as we call it in Poland, lots of dependencies on different corporations, lawyers,

01:22:29.640 uh, judges, and so on. And we don't like, we, we, we want the system to be more Republican,

01:22:34.660 more democratic. Uh, and, and, and this is why we, why we, uh, we have so many, uh, in

01:22:42.160 comprehensions around us and misunderstanding. Are you concerned at all, um, deputy prime minister

01:22:47.380 of Poland, are you concerned at all about the rise of, of, uh, heritage groups as they're

01:22:54.560 calling themselves, you know, the Jobbix party, um, or the golden dawn here in the United States,

01:23:00.640 the, the Nazi party, we've got extremists on both sides and it's in some ways beginning

01:23:06.440 to look like the 1930s or 1920s, um, in Europe, all over the world. You concerned about the rise

01:23:13.320 on both sides? I am concerned about the rise, uh, you know, on, on both sides and in Europe,

01:23:20.320 it's, it's, it's, uh, in particularly visible on the left side, but there are also some examples

01:23:27.320 on the right, like Marie Le Pen, uh, in France. Uh, therefore first precondition prerequisite

01:23:33.320 for safe, safe Poland, safe Europe, safe world is, um, to prevent terrorist attacks and to really

01:23:42.420 deal with the mass migration policy like the Australia did, or like America did. Australia

01:23:50.480 has managed to stop the flow by securing own borders and the European borders are not secure.

01:23:56.540 Millions of refugees come, uh, every month, every year to, to, to Europe. And then you can see all 0.99

01:24:03.880 those pictures of terror attacks all over the place, in particular in France or Germany.

01:24:08.480 Why is Poland is safe? We don't have it. Right. Why is Poland the, the, if I'm not mistaken, 0.99

01:24:14.720 um, you're the only main country in Europe that has not been hit by a terrorist attack. Why?

01:24:20.540 Yeah, that's, that's, that's correct. Absolutely. Recently in Spain, in Barcelona, before that,

01:24:24.920 in the UK, in many places and France and, and, and in Italy and Germany. So we are the,

01:24:31.020 the only of the six countries which did not experience. So why?

01:24:36.000 Terror, terror. This is because we, we treat security with, uh, very seriously. We, we do not

01:24:43.900 allow for the Islamic, uh, migrants and Islamic refugees to come without, um, a very, uh, 1.00

01:24:52.040 thorough scrutiny by our, um, by, by our social security and, and so on. Uh, sorry, but I was

01:24:58.740 secret service and, and, and our special services dedicated for this, uh, those activities. And,

01:25:04.940 and this is, and this is the, the, the, the main reason Germans and French, uh, our friends and

01:25:11.020 partners, they have allowed for virtually millions of, of, of those refugees. And among them, there are

01:25:16.640 many decent people, good people, but unfortunately there are many not so decent people, very bad people.

01:25:22.700 And they, they, they are, they are, they are attacking here in all sorts of, in many different

01:25:29.280 ways. They are attacking our civilization. They hate Christianity. They, they hate Europe. So I think

01:25:35.780 that we have the right, we, we are the, the, uh, in the, the, the hairs of the, of the Christian

01:25:43.940 civilization. And we have the right and obligation to defend it for the next, for next generation. So we,

01:25:50.740 we, we can allow for, for, of course, for migrants. And for instance, in Europe, we, sorry, in Poland,

01:25:56.640 we, we do our job too, because we, we have, uh, um, accommodated one and a half million Ukrainian

01:26:04.600 population. Many of them are refugees from Eastern part of Ukraine, where there is war

01:26:10.140 because the Ukraine was attacked by Russia. So we are doing our part. We contribute to calming down

01:26:16.540 the situation and we go the middle route. We try to persuade our partners in Brussels that this,

01:26:23.860 this, this, this refugee policy is very dangerous, uh, for, for the whole Europe. And we have to 1.00

01:26:29.540 preserve our borders. We have to have safe countries. I'm talking to the deputy prime minister of, um,

01:26:36.360 of Poland. How concerned are you that if the world doesn't wake up, we are, uh, going to be reaping

01:26:47.520 the seeds that are being sown right now. And, and perhaps that ends in yet another, uh, global conflict.

01:26:55.800 Well, I, this, this, this is probably to your opening remarks, uh, the, the situation is probably not

01:27:04.980 that bad as it was in, in the thirties, uh, with Hitler and Stalin and, and, uh, weak democracies

01:27:11.280 and so on. But I am concerned that the situation might go in the wrong direction. Therefore, there is

01:27:17.300 this old, uh, Latin saying, which is, you know, we have to be well armed and well, uh, and well

01:27:27.800 equipped, and we have to contribute to, uh, military spending. And by the way, Poland is not amongst the

01:27:33.900 five richest countries in NATO, but we make sure to be one of the five who comply with the two percentage

01:27:40.160 points of GDP military spending rule. And which was, which was actually realized by the president Trump

01:27:46.880 when he was in Warsaw just two months ago. And, and we are very, very reliable ally. And I think

01:27:54.120 the, the, the article five of the Washington treaty is a very important element of the whole, uh,

01:28:00.880 architecture of peace going forward. Uh, another one is, is, is also dealing with the security of

01:28:07.760 our own borders, like, uh, America does, like Australia does, but in Europe, many countries are not

01:28:14.340 doing their part. So, so our advice to our European friends is, is to really concentrate on our own

01:28:22.080 security, uh, and to eliminate all those extremes from the left and from the right. Uh, some of them

01:28:28.920 may, they have to be, uh, brought to the table and, and persuaded in a civilized way by, but some of them

01:28:35.340 who are really extremists, extremists in, in France and in Germany, some, some, uh, Islamic parties and so on,

01:28:42.240 they, they should be taken under microscope and, and, and should be so, we should be so vigilant

01:28:47.840 about them as never before.

01:28:50.680 Poland's deputy prime minister, Matryas Morawiecki. Thank you so much, sir.

01:28:54.920 If I, if I could add just one sentence on behalf of the government of the Republic of Poland,

01:29:00.060 I would like to express my sincere condolences on the, on the terrible tragedy caused by the hurricane

01:29:06.900 Harvey. Uh, so we are very sad about this. And if, if the government of Poland could, could do anything

01:29:12.500 to help our American friends, our, the, the people from, from America, we, we could, we could do, uh,

01:29:20.740 everything possible at our, at our end.

01:29:22.960 It, it, um, gosh, that's nice to hear. Um, thank you so much. We appreciate that.

01:29:29.120 Thank you.

01:29:29.460 Tell that it was heartfelt. Thank you.

01:29:30.620 Thanks for having me.

01:29:31.440 You bet. Um,

01:29:33.140 It's a class act.

01:29:33.980 Yeah. And I think you can hear what, you know, why is he over here in America? What are they doing?

01:29:39.400 Obviously they are worried about the bear. Obviously they're worried about what is coming on their own

01:29:46.740 border and they are looking to find some allies in America. They are more America today than we are.

01:29:56.420 Uh, and they are looking for some allies in America. They'll say, Hey, is anyone going to help us stand?

01:30:01.340 Cause the big, bad wolf, or in this case, the big, bad bear is coming back.

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01:31:31.320 Wasn't that nice to hear from, you know, a world leader? I mean, it almost brought me to tears.

01:31:37.680 Here's the, you know, the incredible deputy prime minister of, of Poland at the very end. Wanted to

01:31:44.100 squeeze in, Hey, anything that we can do for you. I mean, that is so nice. It's so rare from people

01:31:50.920 in other countries to say good things about the United States and to feel badly for us when tragedies

01:31:57.060 happen here. So that was, that was really nice. Quite a juxtaposition against the, uh, Charlie Hebdo

01:32:02.720 thing from earlier. Oh my gosh. They were calling everyone in Texas Nazis and cheering for their 0.96

01:32:06.960 deaths. That's amazing. Guys, we knew those guys were not good people. I didn't know they were that

01:32:11.020 bad. We did. That's pretty bad. You saw what they were printing about the prophet Mohammed and Jesus

01:32:17.360 and everybody else. They don't believe in God, right? Like if you're an atheist, offending Mohammed 1.00

01:32:22.360 is, or Jesus is nothing, right? These are real people that are actually dying right now. They're calling

01:32:27.940 them Nazis and cheering on their death. They have no reason to do that. I guess it's just 0.96

01:32:33.140 the, it's just the stereotype of Texas that everybody here is. So they have a reason to

01:32:38.860 make, uh, you know, Jesus having sex with Mohammed. They don't believe in him. Yes. But that's 0.97

01:32:47.580 not a reason to do it other than they like to just stir it up. They like to mock religion,

01:32:53.020 which they think is fake. And so like there's no, they have no reverence. We have a sanctity

01:32:57.400 element when it comes to religious figures. They don't. So it's understandable. What we did with

01:33:02.660 them is not say we love what you stand for. We said, we understand the human torture that has gone

01:33:09.480 on in your, in your, in your company. We, we, we stand with you because we're human beings and we

01:33:14.780 hate to see other human beings be tortured. Um, we don't have to agree on religion. We don't have

01:33:19.480 to agree on any topic, but we still feel because we're members of humanity and we feel that with you.

01:33:25.660 Yeah. And, and all they had to do, I mean, I agree with everything you're saying. I guess

01:33:29.400 I just had such low expectations of them that I like, like, like, I'm like when I saw that

01:33:35.860 yesterday, I'm like, yeah, it's Charlie Hebdo, of course. Yeah. I mean, I, to be clear, I thought

01:33:41.600 they were not, I did not think they were good people. Right. And now I think they're even

01:33:46.440 worse. Yeah. So I'm just surprised that you can, if you can't stand up and say, man, a lot

01:33:51.720 of people are dying, completely innocent people against a natural disaster that aren't Nazis. 0.76

01:33:58.300 You're, you're, you're not only cheering on their death, but you're also calling them basically the

01:34:03.480 worst people that have ever lived. I guess without any evidence at all. The difference is I thought

01:34:07.380 they were bad to about the 100th power and it seems they're bad to about the 10,000th power.

01:34:12.420 Yeah. That's a big difference. It's just a degree of badness that we're discussing here.

01:34:16.760 And exponential growth is quick. So when you go more 100th power to 10,000th, that's a big

01:34:22.140 jump. It's a big jump. Yeah, it's pretty big. Yeah, it's pretty big. I'm going to Houston

01:34:29.500 tomorrow and we're delivering a pallet after pallet after pallet of food and water and, and

01:34:37.740 supplies for the people of Houston. If you would like to help us out, we sure would appreciate

01:34:44.480 it. Um, your donations are welcome. All of it will go to the food and supplies, uh,

01:34:51.240 send it to mercury one.org, mercury one.org. And we'll bring back some stories over the

01:34:56.620 weekend on social and back on Tuesday, the head of the oil and gas in Texas to tell us

01:35:03.240 what all this means coming up. Glenn Beck program, mercury.

01:35:09.680 The Glenn Beck program. Guy, I am guessing is very, very busy. Uh, we don't want to waste his

01:35:16.080 time nor yours. Uh, Todd Staples is with us. He's a president of the Texas oil and gas association.

01:35:23.060 Um, there is a problem here, or at least a perceived problem, uh, that we are having a,

01:35:29.360 uh, a shortage of gas. I can tell you that a friend of mine was at a gas station for three

01:35:35.860 hours waiting in line for gas. Um, our refineries have gone down. This is going to affect, obviously

01:35:42.660 it's affecting, um, the state of Texas, but it's going to affect the price of gas and the

01:35:47.520 price of oil all around, uh, the country and perhaps the world. Todd is joining us now to, uh,

01:35:53.780 tell us what's happening. First of all, Todd, thanks for all of your help this week. I imagine

01:35:59.140 you guys are extraordinarily busy this week, but it has been a unprecedented Glenn that the,

01:36:05.220 the catastrophic proportions have had far reaching impacts. And I think you summed it up. Well,

01:36:11.540 the good news is that men and women in the industry, the frontline workers are, they have a plan. There

01:36:18.640 is a recovery plan that they are implementing. We, Texas is important. Uh, our refining capacity

01:36:27.040 along the Texas Gulf coast that was, uh, severely, uh, um, sidelined because of Harvey from south of

01:36:35.440 Corpus all the way to Beaumont, Port Arthur area has taken capacity to refine crude offline. It has

01:36:43.100 gone beyond that though, into the entire fuel distribution system. Our terminals are impacted.

01:36:48.720 The pipelines are impacted. Uh, even roads remain closed. I think, uh, I 10 is still closed in

01:36:54.760 portions to get product from Louisiana truck into Texas. And so the good news is that there is a

01:37:01.320 systematic process that is underway. Uh, the coast guard has, uh, reopened some, the port of Corpus.

01:37:08.780 I think Galveston and Houston are seeing some marginal improvements there. Uh, refineries are being

01:37:15.240 attempted to be brought online, starting where the storm hit first in the Corpus area, and then

01:37:20.560 working its way up. Safety is of paramount importance as this is conducted. As you can

01:37:27.220 imagine for the workers that have to go into these dangerous areas, but also these are very complex

01:37:33.300 systems and they are working to bring them up in the proper fashion so that the, we can return to

01:37:39.280 normalcy as soon as, as possible. But it is a process just like the water receding and the power

01:37:45.220 again, being back online and the millions of people that, uh, are being displaced and have to

01:37:50.040 repair their homes to get back in, to get normal. That same process is occurring here.

01:37:55.000 People don't understand the, the, the oil and the gas and the chemical, um, process. When you come

01:38:01.860 down to Texas, you'll see these refineries and they look like cities. Each refinery looks like a

01:38:06.120 gigantic city with one building on fire because they're burning off the excess. Um, but, but

01:38:12.200 petroleum is in everything. It is in absolutely everything all the way down to what do you

01:38:19.540 think keeps your little, uh, your pills? What do you think that is on the outside of the

01:38:23.040 pills that keep in the medicine? That's a petroleum product. Um, and these, these plants are, as you

01:38:29.460 said, extremely complex, like nuclear power plant complex for safety. How long does it take

01:38:38.020 to walk in and turn the key? However, it is to fire one of those things back up and get back into

01:38:45.760 full production again? So a lot of it is determined based upon the severity of the impact to the

01:38:53.980 particular facility. But, uh, if things are normally okay, it takes a few days to get that refinery

01:39:02.960 up and running. So you have some refineries that that process has begun. And we have people that

01:39:11.820 are stationed in the emergency command center that you see governor Abbott on TV from regularly that

01:39:18.640 are getting, uh, real time, uh, updates to provide to the governor on, um, the process there. So we will

01:39:26.480 know just as soon as possible, uh, those that have, uh, in, uh, suffered damage, they're going to take

01:39:34.540 longer. Uh, but our, the system is designed to start getting input and product from other states,

01:39:44.600 governor Abbott and, and our state agencies have requested significant amounts of waivers for the

01:39:50.880 types of fuel blend, the transportation hours that can be used, uh, the taxing consequences and issues

01:39:58.800 that all come into play that, that a lot of these things have been restricted. Our partners have been

01:40:04.240 extremely responsive, recognizing that, you know, if you want gas in your pickup or car, you expect it

01:40:11.500 to be there. We expect it to be there as well. The fuel distribution system is complex. And so the process

01:40:18.700 is being worked in, the plan is being implemented is the good news. What does this mean to the rest?

01:40:23.840 The bulk of our audience is outside of Texas, obviously. What, uh, what does this mean for the

01:40:29.680 rest of the country? They're seeing gas prices go through the roof. How long before that gets under

01:40:35.200 control? Any idea? Well, um, some areas will receive relief quicker than others based upon just

01:40:44.060 logistical challenges that you have to deal with. I think we, I think all of our leaders have stated

01:40:52.300 that if consumers will go back to their normal buying patterns, that the pressure will be relieved

01:40:59.820 sooner than later. For instance, you really probably need fuel for a couple of days rather than a couple

01:41:06.380 of weeks. And we've, we've heard reports of people filling up everything they have. And just the reality

01:41:13.480 is product is being delivered. I talked to refineries this morning that are producing at maximum

01:41:19.900 capacity. They're utilizing all of their resources to get to these impacted areas. But I think what

01:41:26.040 this demonstrates, you know, president Trump has talked about energy dominance, energy security starts

01:41:31.740 with a, a robust domestic supply system. And this is what is being implemented. This is what's being

01:41:39.100 conducted and being used. I think consumers across the country need to recognize that this storm was

01:41:46.420 catastrophic. People are doing everything humanly possible to safely get these systems back online

01:41:55.200 and these pipelines that supply fuel to the Northeast. And so they are literally working around the clock.

01:42:05.460 And there is no timetable, I don't think, Glenn, that you can point people to and say, hey,

01:42:11.820 tomorrow, everything's going to be back to normal.

01:42:15.220 Are you concerned? My theory is, and I don't know if you're the right person to even talk to about this,

01:42:21.060 but my theory is, is that as we have these plants offline, we're not buying more oil. I mean,

01:42:28.220 we don't, you know, we got to go through the reserves and it's got to be an orderly system.

01:42:32.300 Um, so we've got stuff that is kind of built up that we've already bought, et cetera, et cetera,

01:42:37.000 that should have been refined all this week and parts of last week. Um, is this a big enough shock

01:42:42.040 to the system to make the price of oil for any significant period of time go down that would

01:42:49.940 destabilize things like Russia?

01:42:51.540 Um, that is a big question and I would love to take that baited and to give you my opinion,

01:43:00.260 but let me, let me refer you to the American Petroleum Institute who API.org and their energy

01:43:07.880 tomorrow.org statement. They've got a hurricane response and market effect. Okay. And so if I want,

01:43:14.500 as far as market response, I want to, I want to get you to these economists that study these issues,

01:43:21.000 um, and, and let them be the ones to answer that, because I think that'd be, that'd be a more fair

01:43:27.080 response rather than me giving you a partial answer. I, I appreciate that. I appreciate your,

01:43:31.440 um, uh, willingness to be candid on that. Is there anything that before we let you go that,

01:43:35.900 that Americans need to know besides don't panic and bring your lawnmower, um, to be gassed up,

01:43:43.240 anything Americans need to know, or anything that we can do to help?

01:43:47.240 Uh, I think the things that Americans can do to help is to go back to your normal

01:43:51.620 buying patterns, recognizing that this is a big storm and it has a big impact.

01:43:58.140 Um, Americans need to know that at every level of government to, uh, first responders at the local

01:44:05.400 level and mayors and judges to the governor and the entire team in Texas to across the nation,

01:44:11.680 people are working together to mitigate the disruption of their lives. I'd call some

01:44:16.740 Louisiana counterparts this morning, Oklahoma counterparts yesterday, people are working

01:44:21.320 together. So relief is on the way. It is a, uh, a very, um, complex process and it's being done

01:44:29.600 in a way that Americans can be proud, recognizing that their needs need to be met. And people are

01:44:35.000 working to do that.

01:44:35.820 Todd Staples, president of the Texas oil and gas association. Thank you so much. I appreciate

01:44:40.200 it. God bless.

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01:47:10.380 a million dollars now, uh, just from the five and $10 donations that are coming in. And that a lot of

01:47:17.040 that money is going directly to feed the people who are at the George R. Brown convention center.

01:47:21.660 We're, we're working with the organization that is providing the 25,000 meals every day,

01:47:26.700 um, beginning today. So we need your help. Uh, and you can do that at mercury one.org. I'm going to be

01:47:33.700 out, um, in, I think Galveston this weekend. We're loading up an airplane full of, uh, stuff because

01:47:43.300 we're not sure we can get all the volunteers and everybody down and back. Uh, so we're loading up

01:47:48.480 an airplane and we are just bringing all kinds of food and we'll give you some coverage on social

01:47:53.200 on that. So you can be a part of it, but please join us at mercury one.org or at glenbeck.com.

01:48:00.600 Also, uh, next week, new season, uh, new, all kinds of new stuff. Um, Pat and Jeffy are, uh, being, um,

01:48:11.120 reassigned Pat, a lot of people don't know this about Pat, but if you're a long time listener,

01:48:15.740 uh, Pat was, uh, you know, the number one guy in Houston on KPRC for years, he was, he is one of

01:48:23.360 the best talk show hosts in America. Really? Uh, it's hard to believe. I know. They say,

01:48:27.380 I mean, it's hard to believe. Everybody's saying it. Um, so am I to deny it? I mean,

01:48:31.840 I bow to their better judgment. Yeah, right. I have, uh, I've asked Pat, big man. I've asked Pat

01:48:38.100 if we could do, uh, the Pat show. We're not sure that's the name. I was also going for,

01:48:43.020 uh, boxy, but good. Yeah. It's just kind of strange, but, but, uh, he's going to be doing

01:48:48.380 that at following this program on the blaze radio network and on the blaze TV network. Uh,

01:48:53.060 you'll be able to watch that. And that begins a week from Monday. Originally, I was going to

01:48:58.800 leave, uh, to sell facial cream. Didn't work out. It didn't work out. I thought it always worked

01:49:06.280 out. No, no. Sheriff Clark beat him to the punch. I guess so many people. Sheriff Clark beat him to

01:49:12.240 the punch. Is that why he left? Cause it was a, it was a secret on why he left. I didn't realize

01:49:16.940 it was a facial cream thing. I saw on CMNBC a stat that 80% of people now work in the facial cream

01:49:21.820 industry. That's too many. You don't need that many people created many, you know, look at that.

01:49:27.320 Look at that. Uh, wow. There's quite a glut of celebrities that are going into that. And, uh,

01:49:33.920 Pat's not one of them. No, unfortunately, but that's because he's on TV every day and everyone's

01:49:38.600 like, if that's what the facial cream does, I don't want no part of that. Yeah. I'll get

01:49:43.800 forward to that. So that starts a week from a Monday. Yeah. Um, some new shows coming to

01:49:49.800 the blaze, uh, TV, uh, beginning next week and we'll be rolling some things out. We've been

01:49:55.960 working on them for a long time. I have not been talking to you about them because quite honestly,

01:49:59.260 I'm here. I'm sick of me talking about stuff. I just, just do it. Tell me what you're going

01:50:04.040 to do. Just do it. Yeah. We feel the same way. Thank you. Um, I wait, hold it just a

01:50:08.200 second. Uh, but you should know that, uh, also we're developing some new ways to write

01:50:13.040 things. So we have the whole writing crew, all of the journalists and everything that

01:50:17.400 work for the blaze coming in, not next week, but the week after I, we may be covering some

01:50:22.040 of this, uh, behind the scenes. Cause I think people should see how, how things really

01:50:28.680 work in the media and how we're trying to change things. Cause I think the media is

01:50:33.520 completely broken on all sides and there's a new front page, new story, uh, pages that

01:50:39.360 are coming to the blaze.com the week of September 18th that I think, um, are going to be helpful

01:50:46.180 to you. Really exciting. Um, so Pat's show starts a week from a Monday and, uh, and Jeff, he's

01:50:51.160 going to be working over at the blaze radio as well. And obviously we know the answer with

01:50:54.640 Jeffy, but can we still bring Pat back on the show? Uh, time to time, Pat, will you come

01:50:58.340 back on? It depends on how he treats me. I want to see what the kind of kickbacks I

01:51:02.240 get for, uh, you know, for his show. And Jeffy, will you come on, I guess, too, or

01:51:06.780 whatever? No, I'm not paying kickbacks or anything. I'll tell you that. Yeah. I had

01:51:09.700 a really good idea for, for Jeffy. It's a magic eight ball thing, but Pat there and

01:51:14.940 Stu reminded me, uh, this is radio and it won't work on radio. He wanted to paint his

01:51:19.320 head like a magic eight ball. I wanted to shave his head and then paint his head like a 0.98

01:51:23.940 magic eight ball. I don't have a problem shaving my head. Well, I had two issues 0.98

01:51:26.440 with it. Uh, we're, uh, it's a medium, uh, that, uh, communicates an audio, which I

01:51:30.180 thought was, uh, was, and also we basically have Jeffy in blackface, which I thought was

01:51:33.480 a bad thing to start a new show with. The other thing is you have to, you have to shake

01:51:37.700 a magic eight ball. There's nobody in the world. You can't shake him with, you can't get him

01:51:42.460 up and with a crane. So the shaking part would be impossible. Wow. I'm just saying right

01:51:50.240 there that you're, you know, overweight and oh, am I going to miss this? Uh, join us have

01:51:57.900 a safe weekend prayers for all in Houston. This is the Glenn Beck program. Mercury.

The Glenn Beck Program - September 01, 2017

9⧸1⧸17 - Big changes at Glenn's company (Todd Staples, Poland's Mateusz Morawiecki & Bill O'Reilly join Glenn)

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