The Glenn Beck Program - 9⧸11⧸17 - Have we learned anything since 9⧸11⧸01？

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00:00:09.220 Love. Courage. Truth.

00:00:13.380 Why is a horrific tragedy the price we have to pay?

00:00:18.500 Hurricane Irma slammed into the Florida Keys Sunday morning,

00:00:21.500 then it made its way west, up the coast of Florida,

00:00:25.480 weakening for a while to a Category 2,

00:00:27.380 but by the time it hit Tampa overnight,

00:00:31.000 it felt anything but a Category 2.

00:00:36.340 Irma's eye didn't strike Miami directly,

00:00:39.760 but the city along with most of southern and west coast of Florida

00:00:43.740 were hit with storm surges and widespread flooding,

00:00:47.000 and it's not over yet.

00:00:50.860 We still don't know the overall damage,

00:00:53.700 but it's safe to say it's already one of the worst storms in Florida's history,

00:00:57.980 followed by one of the worst storms in American history.

00:01:06.440 Half of the state of Florida is out of power today.

00:01:08.700 The combination one-two punch of Harvey and Irma

00:01:15.460 come just as we are reminded today of the 16th anniversary

00:01:21.620 of one of the most tragic days in American history,

00:01:25.980 certainly the most tragic day of my lifetime.

00:01:28.200 The human toll of these hurricanes, thank God,

00:01:34.460 does not come anywhere close in America

00:01:36.640 to the horror of September 11, 2001.

00:01:40.720 But the enormous loss of property and livelihood

00:01:46.280 provides us an opportunity

00:01:49.200 to wrap our arms around American neighbors

00:01:52.580 who need our help.

00:01:54.180 Do you remember how we all felt?

00:01:59.840 It's September 11th.

00:02:01.480 Do you remember how we all felt that night?

00:02:06.620 I remember that night after working late,

00:02:10.460 we all went to an Outback Steakhouse,

00:02:13.760 and we shook our heads

00:02:21.200 and couldn't believe what our day was like,

00:02:24.860 and we talked about how America was about to change.

00:02:31.920 But we listened to each other.

00:02:38.360 We helped one another.

00:02:39.920 We were on the same team for a while.

00:02:43.940 You could feel it in the air.

00:02:48.040 I think we felt that same thing with Hurricane Harvey.

00:02:51.980 We have the opportunity to rally again,

00:02:54.900 to get back on the same page

00:02:56.600 about something other than ourselves.

00:03:02.000 After Katrina, the city of Houston

00:03:04.340 opened their arms to the people of New Orleans,

00:03:07.000 and now New Orleans wants to return the favor.

00:03:09.920 The city captured the spirit

00:03:12.880 in a heartfelt message to Houston.

00:03:15.060 I'll share later.

00:03:16.600 It's amazing.

00:03:19.500 The way of life you love

00:03:21.460 will carry on, they wrote.

00:03:24.620 You taught us that.

00:03:26.400 Your courage and your care

00:03:27.620 continues to inspire our whole city.

00:03:30.580 We couldn't be more proud

00:03:32.020 to call you our neighbors,

00:03:33.240 our friends, and our family.

00:03:36.000 Texas forever.

00:03:37.860 We're with you.

00:03:38.780 The attitude of service

00:03:42.920 is what made America great.

00:03:48.640 Why do we keep forgetting that?

00:03:52.540 America is great because America is good,

00:03:55.740 and we have seen it on display.

00:03:57.640 My question is,

00:04:01.780 why does it always seem to take a horrific tragedy?

00:04:06.600 Why is that always the price we have to pay to get there?

00:04:12.700 During World War II,

00:04:14.020 FDR called America the arsenal of democracy.

00:04:16.580 Today, what we're seeing in Houston,

00:04:21.720 what we're going to see in Florida,

00:04:26.120 is America as the arsenal of generosity.

00:04:31.540 You want to make America great again?

00:04:33.680 Let's just continue to be known for that.

00:04:48.820 Monday, September 11th.

00:04:51.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:04:53.520 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:04:53.580 H

00:05:17.660 All right, say again.

00:05:23.080 You've got your 956.

00:05:24.180 Did you understand that transmission?

00:05:26.020 Yeah, that transmission, he said it was unreasonable.

00:05:27.860 It sounded like someone said they have a bomb on board.

00:05:30.380 Sir, did you hear the 956?

00:05:31.740 Was that your buddy just said he had a bomb on board?

00:05:33.620 Okay, for him, he said there was a bomb on board.

00:05:36.840 That's what we thought.

00:05:37.620 We just, we didn't get it clear.

00:05:41.000 That aircraft, you can't get a hold of it.

00:05:42.340 Has he turned to the east now?

00:05:43.440 He's just turned to the east also.

00:05:44.640 956, we had a visual on this standby.

00:05:48.280 Do you have a visual on him now?

00:05:49.820 We did, but we lost him in the turn.

00:05:51.480 If you can make a turn back to a 220 heading, let me know if you can see him.

00:05:54.320 We're making a turn at 956.

00:05:55.880 We're making a turn.

00:05:57.100 We're starting to northwest.

00:05:58.540 We're starting to northwest.

00:05:59.760 We're looking now.

00:06:01.860 Okay, American 1060, executive 956.

00:06:04.100 We just lost a target on that aircraft.

00:06:09.200 Man, Z100 852.

00:06:11.920 Something weird is going on.

00:06:13.220 Yeah.

00:06:13.420 Man, the World Trade Center is on fire.

00:06:16.140 Oh my goodness.

00:06:16.500 Seriously, the top of the building.

00:06:18.160 We're trying to get information.

00:06:19.880 Top level of one of the...

00:06:21.900 ...news to unfold from New York City.

00:06:24.540 A plane crash.

00:06:25.320 A plane crash.

00:06:25.880 Just...

00:06:26.600 My sister's in that building. 0.74

00:06:28.280 Okay.

00:06:28.720 And I hope she's okay, and I gotta run to New York.

00:06:30.980 Oh my gosh, complete pandemic.

00:06:32.780 First of all, calm down.

00:06:33.760 There's raining papers and ashes.

00:06:36.440 Everything.

00:06:40.800 And one of the...

00:06:41.660 105...

00:06:42.140 10.25.

00:06:43.080 I don't have words to describe what I'm witnessing right now.

00:07:13.880 Effective immediately until further notice, flight operations in the national airspace system by United States civil aircraft and foreign civil and military aircraft are prohibited.

00:07:24.940 Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward.

00:07:29.520 And freedom will be defended.

00:07:31.980 Oh my God.

00:07:35.500 One of the world trade towers has collapsed and fallen.

00:07:39.880 They knocked the whole freaking movie out.

00:07:41.680 Get down, Ollie. 0.86

00:07:42.800 What's happening?

00:07:43.680 Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.

00:07:49.980 Oh no.

00:07:50.720 I've never seen anything like this.

00:07:59.940 I've got five patients.

00:08:06.860 They need to...

00:08:07.400 We've got a man that is full of cops and pedestrians.

00:08:09.860 We've got another tower that just came down to...

00:08:15.740 We've got another cops away from the building.

00:08:20.740 You've got to see my officer down there.

00:08:23.420 Where are you now, King?

00:08:26.180 Where are you, King?

00:08:31.100 Where are you?

00:08:35.980 We're not going to be stopped.

00:08:38.100 We're not going to be deterred.

00:08:40.060 We're not going to stay at home.

00:08:41.700 We're not going to be frightened.

00:08:43.200 We're going to live our lives as Americans.

00:08:46.040 We're all brothers.

00:08:52.100 We've all got to stick together.

00:09:02.380 My God.

00:09:03.580 Look at the skyline without the towers.

00:09:09.140 It is Tuesday, September 11th, 2001.

00:09:14.060 This is Glenn Beck.

00:09:20.620 Dateline, New York.

00:09:23.140 In one of the most audacious attacks ever,

00:09:27.180 terrorists hijacked two airliners,

00:09:30.460 crashed them into the World Trade Center

00:09:32.100 in a coordinated series of blows today

00:09:35.980 that brought down the twin 110-story towers.

00:09:41.020 thousands may be dead.

00:09:44.820 58,000 people

00:09:46.540 work at the World Trade Center.

00:09:49.720 Sean, it's me.

00:09:50.720 I just wanted to let you know I love you

00:09:52.520 and I'm stuck in this building.

00:09:54.500 A plane hit the building where mom went off.

00:09:56.620 We don't know.

00:09:57.200 But there's lots of smoke

00:09:58.360 and we just wanted you to know that I love you.

00:10:00.580 What is my plane?

00:10:01.300 What is my plane?

00:10:01.800 What is my plane?

00:10:02.440 What is my plane?

00:10:02.880 United Flight 93.

00:10:04.360 One plane?

00:10:05.960 United Flight 93.

00:10:07.340 93.

00:10:07.620 Crashed north of Somerset County Airport.

00:10:11.700 A small airport 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.

00:10:16.100 United said that flight.

00:10:19.120 Boeing 757.

00:10:21.800 Left Newark at 801.

00:10:24.380 And in for San Francisco with 38.

00:10:26.020 And it doesn't know that your freedom will prevail.

00:10:29.120 For everything we have to fear.

00:10:32.060 We will not tire.

00:10:33.160 It is as old as the scriptures.

00:10:34.400 We will not falter.

00:10:35.560 And it is clear.

00:10:36.220 And we will not fail.

00:10:37.600 It is the American Constitution.

00:10:39.200 That is the news of this day.

00:10:48.320 September 11th, 2001.

00:10:54.680 Is that United 93?

00:10:57.180 Is that United 93 back?

00:11:02.820 United 93.

00:11:04.220 United 93.

00:11:04.900 United 93.

00:11:08.700 United 93.

00:11:09.900 United 93.

00:11:11.240 United 93.

00:11:17.000 United 93.

00:11:17.620 United 93.

00:11:18.680 United 93.

00:11:31.720 How many promises did we make on that day?

00:11:48.080 How many promises have we kept and how many have we broken to ourselves, to our country, and to our families, to one another?

00:11:56.500 You know, the reason why you have anniversaries, one to commemorate, to memorialize, and another to celebrate.

00:12:10.860 We certainly don't celebrate 9-11.

00:12:16.940 But shouldn't we take the opportunity to memorialize our commitment to one another?

00:12:25.300 And what's true?

00:12:30.200 How many things did you think you knew were true?

00:12:35.820 9-11, 2001.

00:12:41.140 How many of those still remain?

00:12:47.300 What did you promise yourself that you would be?

00:12:50.500 What did you promise yourself you would do?

00:13:00.360 There are so many broken promises littered between us and then.

00:13:11.020 You remember on 9-11, we said we wanted to know who was here and who had overstayed their visa.

00:13:25.880 That was the big, that was the biggest thing.

00:13:28.000 We have to know who's here and who has overstayed their visa.

00:13:31.880 Because people had come in and learned how to fly planes while on visas that they had overstayed.

00:13:39.260 So we were going to fix that.

00:13:40.880 That was one of the easy ones.

00:13:42.480 That was simple.

00:13:43.700 We can fix that.

00:13:46.000 Last year, 629,000 foreign nationals came into our country and overstayed their visa.

00:13:54.680 Last year alone, 629,000 just disappeared.

00:14:06.160 Those are the people coming here legally.

00:14:08.080 We don't even talk about things as security threats anymore.

00:14:16.940 Our border isn't a security threat.

00:14:18.960 It's, well, maybe for drunk driving.

00:14:23.960 Maybe once in a while.

00:14:28.140 MS-13.

00:14:29.540 The worst of the worst.

00:14:31.220 They weren't here in 2001 in all of our cities.

00:14:40.120 Now they have a drug and violence network throughout all major cities.

00:14:47.340 There's this story yesterday.

00:14:49.640 An alleged kidnapper of the Los Zetas Mexican cartel, arrested in Chicago.

00:14:55.100 Faces a two dozen kidnapping charges and linked to a horrifying massacre in Mexico.

00:15:07.580 He was arrested in the sanctuary city of Chicago.

00:15:14.020 He is linked to a massacre of 300 people who were kidnapped, killed, cut into pieces, and incinerated in ovens.

00:15:31.740 He was living in Chicago.

00:15:44.020 You know, this year, I want to spend more time looking at 9-11 on the broken promises, but not even the broken promises like that.

00:15:56.860 Not on political promises that are broken.

00:16:01.540 I mean, gosh, what a graveyard that is.

00:16:04.380 Today, I challenge you to think of the broken promises that you made, that you broke, that I made, that I broke.

00:16:18.300 The things that we have to do to remember, like we did on September 11th, that the only thing that really matters is one another.

00:16:27.080 For that fraction of a second in our lives, we remembered that nothing else mattered.

00:16:37.020 We could lose everything, but as long as we had each other, as long as we had a chance to be free, we could rebuild and reconfigure anything.

00:16:54.220 We've lost that.

00:16:57.080 Today, I challenge you to find it once again today.

00:17:14.640 Coming up, we have ways for you to help out with the hurricane, with Mercury One, and all the efforts going on with Irma, and still Harvey.

00:17:21.220 We can't forget that as well.

00:17:22.440 Jeez.

00:17:22.880 That's been quite a last couple weeks.

00:17:25.320 It's been an amazing opportunity to change our attitude and refocus and to recenter ourself.

00:17:32.800 It's a lot more positive than I was looking at it.

00:17:34.500 I thought it sucked.

00:17:35.180 I'm trying.

00:17:35.640 I'm trying.

00:17:36.080 Yeah.

00:17:36.600 A major credit reporting bureau announced a breach that could affect 143 million Americans.

00:17:42.800 No big deal.

00:17:43.540 That's just half of us.

00:17:44.580 So far, Equifax determined that the credit card numbers for about 200,000 consumers and personal data, including social security numbers for 180,000 consumers, were accessed, taken.

00:18:01.120 What do we do now?

00:18:04.060 That was that was that was Equifax.

00:18:06.000 Equifax, aren't they the ones that are supposed to be monitoring credit?

00:18:08.480 Yeah.

00:18:08.940 Well, apparently they didn't have LifeLock.

00:18:12.920 You are 11 times more likely to become a victim of identity for fraud if you are notified of a breach.

00:18:20.700 11 times more likely to become a victim if you're notified of a breach.

00:18:25.480 Good thing there is LifeLock.

00:18:28.880 LifeLock detects a wide range of identity threats, threats that you are going to miss through just credit monitoring systems like, I don't know, Equifax.

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00:18:54.760 Now, nobody can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions at all businesses, as we are seeing in this story.

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00:19:16.100 Glenn Beck.

00:19:24.760 Hey, we just want to offer our condolences to the Bowling family.

00:19:51.300 Eric Bowling had a tragedy happen in his family.

00:19:56.500 Couldn't have come at a worse time.

00:19:58.620 He finds out that Fox has let him go.

00:20:01.100 And then later that evening, his son passes away at school.

00:20:05.640 We don't know the details yet.

00:20:07.140 I don't know if it's any of our business anyway.

00:20:08.720 But our thoughts and prayers are with the Bowling family.

00:20:14.840 And for anybody who, you know, wants to go online and drag him through the mud,

00:20:22.500 can we see the human toll?

00:20:25.920 Can we continue to see the human toll?

00:20:29.120 And perhaps focus on that a little bit.

00:20:36.540 Try to remember that we're all in this together.

00:20:40.140 And no one should suffer that loss of a child.

00:20:43.180 Glenn Beck.

00:20:59.120 There is an open letter in the Houston Chronicle today that I wanted to share.

00:21:10.400 And I warn you, I read this this morning when I first got up and I thought,

00:21:14.160 I mean, tears welled up.

00:21:16.540 This is such a great letter.

00:21:19.460 From the city of New Orleans to the city of Houston.

00:21:22.540 Now, you have to remember, when Katrina hit, Houston took the brunt of it.

00:21:29.100 Houston picked up so much and helped so many people that were coming in

00:21:34.580 and just fleeing from New Orleans.

00:21:36.640 So here's what the open letter to the city of Houston says in the paper.

00:21:41.600 To our friends in Texas, 12 years ago, you took in hundreds of thousands of us.

00:21:47.020 You opened your homes, your closets, your kitchens.

00:21:49.480 You found schools for our kids and jobs to tide us over.

00:21:54.580 Some of us are still there.

00:21:56.520 And when the rest of the world told us not to rebuild, you told us not to listen.

00:22:01.560 Keep our city and our traditions alive.

00:22:04.320 Now, no two storms are the same.

00:22:07.200 Comparing rising waters is a waste of energy when you need it most.

00:22:11.200 But know this.

00:22:12.480 In our darkest hour, we found peace and a scorching bright light of hope

00:22:18.120 with our friends from Texas.

00:22:20.340 And we hope you'll find the same in us.

00:22:23.640 Our doors are open.

00:22:25.360 Our clothes come in every size.

00:22:27.640 There's hot food on the stove.

00:22:29.500 And our cabinets are well stocked.

00:22:31.860 We promise to always share all that we have.

00:22:36.340 Soon, home will feel like home again,

00:22:38.840 even if it seems like it's a lifetime away.

00:22:41.700 We'll be battling for football recruits under Friday night lights.

00:22:46.080 You'll tell us to stop trying to barbecue.

00:22:48.200 And we'll tell you to lay off your crawfish boil and come have a real thing.

00:22:52.960 But for as long as you need, we are here to help.

00:22:57.260 The way of life that you love the most will carry on.

00:23:02.280 You taught us that.

00:23:03.940 Your courage and care continues to inspire our whole city.

00:23:09.400 We couldn't be more proud to call you our neighbors, our friends, and our family.

00:23:14.780 Texas forever.

00:23:16.480 We're with you.

00:23:18.380 New Orleans.

00:23:27.940 So there's several things that you need to know.

00:23:29.960 It is 9-11, and we have some crazy things to go over with you.

00:23:37.780 There is another hurricane on the way.

00:23:41.360 This one, Hurricane Jose.

00:23:43.660 We're already, did you know this?

00:23:45.400 We're already, this is the first time the United States,

00:23:48.080 continental U.S. has ever been hit by two hurricanes in the same year.

00:23:53.880 Yeah, look it up.

00:23:55.000 The first time?

00:23:55.960 No, that's not true.

00:23:56.620 First time in the same year that two, I'm sorry, two category, what, three or fours

00:24:03.280 have hit the continental United States in the same year.

00:24:05.580 Okay.

00:24:07.080 It's the worst this has ever been.

00:24:09.660 And now we have a third one coming.

00:24:13.520 It's unbelievable.

00:24:14.660 I mean.

00:24:15.060 It really is.

00:24:16.520 Hopefully, this is, are we sure about Jose?

00:24:18.660 Is it going to?

00:24:19.480 No, it's kind of just meandering.

00:24:20.900 It's just kind of, it's just kind of hanging out like, meh, I haven't decided.

00:24:23.860 Interesting piece of today's history, which is, you know, it's 9-11, 9-11-2001.

00:24:30.580 We obviously all remember that for what happened.

00:24:33.100 At that time, Hurricane Aaron was 300 miles off the coast of New York.

00:24:40.260 It was, I mean, if it had shifted a few hundred miles,

00:24:44.080 they would have closed down all the airports that day.

00:24:46.920 They would have had to cancel all the flights.

00:24:49.180 Oh, you're kidding me.

00:24:49.780 Yeah, I mean, you know, how many times do hurricanes hit that area?

00:24:53.140 Very rarely, obviously.

00:24:54.440 So the odds were not high.

00:24:56.400 And certainly, I think Muhammad Atta would have been like,

00:24:59.060 hey, you know what, I'm going to rebook that one.

00:25:00.500 I think he probably would have still tried to do what he did,

00:25:03.880 along with the other terrorists.

00:25:05.640 But still, it's kind of an amazing thing to look back at.

00:25:08.620 We would not have thought of this day the same way.

00:25:11.440 It would have been some other day, probably.

00:25:13.240 But who knows?

00:25:13.740 I mean, when plans like that get shifted, who knows?

00:25:16.880 Maybe there's a chance we stop them.

00:25:18.700 Who knows?

00:25:19.840 But no, so we're not getting hit by hurricanes when we probably want to,

00:25:24.800 and then we are getting hit by them when we don't want to.

00:25:27.360 So here are people, I would just like to throw this in

00:25:34.200 as we have a little potpourri of crap that we have to shovel out.

00:25:39.040 People that I think perhaps should meet Darwin.

00:25:48.000 Usually, I mean, did anybody else notice that there was an exceptional number

00:25:53.280 of stupid people this weekend?

00:25:56.940 The people who were surfing?

00:25:58.400 Chris Cuomo.

00:26:02.620 I would just want to throw him in.

00:26:04.640 Just the stupid people that were out there for no reason whatsoever.

00:26:09.680 Tim Scott comes out, the governor of Florida,

00:26:12.620 and he comes out and he's giving one of the...

00:26:15.540 I don't think I've ever heard a governor more clear.

00:26:18.580 Yeah, you got to get out.

00:26:20.020 The time to leave is right now.

00:26:21.960 Right now is the time to leave.

00:26:24.000 And now means now.

00:26:26.600 So if you're thinking about doing it later, you should do it right now.

00:26:31.360 I mean, he literally...

00:26:32.360 That was the speech.

00:26:33.540 Get out right now.

00:26:35.580 Leave. 0.99

00:26:36.260 No help is coming your way.

00:26:39.060 So there's always an idiot or two.

00:26:42.300 There was a Miami man who was caught by NBC News

00:26:45.580 who said he was going to tie himself to a post when Irma hits.

00:26:50.700 So this guy is standing there.

00:26:53.980 He has no shirt on.

00:26:55.020 And the NBC anchor says,

00:26:56.820 Excuse me, sir.

00:26:57.740 Why are you out here?

00:27:00.360 Well, I'm testing this out.

00:27:01.780 I'm actually doing a stunt.

00:27:03.000 And I know it sounds crazy, but there's meaning behind it.

00:27:05.660 I'm tying myself to a post down on Meridian

00:27:09.400 for the duration of the hurricane.

00:27:11.380 It's all planned out with safety precautions and everything.

00:27:16.660 Uh-huh.

00:27:17.380 What would those safety precautions be

00:27:22.460 that are all planned out as, you know,

00:27:26.280 10 feet of water was supposed to come, you know, your way?

00:27:29.740 I don't know.

00:27:30.680 Gills.

00:27:31.500 Gills.

00:27:32.040 Is that what it was?

00:27:33.840 CBS.

00:27:35.560 A kid was interviewed on the street.

00:27:39.280 He said he and his family aren't leaving because, quote,

00:27:41.840 we are savages.

00:27:43.040 It's a good quality reason.

00:27:48.700 There's another guy that donned a snorkeling mask

00:27:52.000 and said, I'm going to ride Irma out in a storefront on Duval Street.

00:27:58.060 Oh.

00:27:59.200 Okay.

00:28:00.760 All right.

00:28:01.500 I don't know about you.

00:28:05.800 But these are the people that should meet Darwin.

00:28:09.380 These are the people whose entire monkey tail has not fallen off yet.

00:28:14.500 I just, I'm just saying.

00:28:17.860 You'll either, this is a quote,

00:28:19.340 you'll either read about me in the obituaries

00:28:21.700 or I'll be the first one looting Publix.

00:28:28.520 It's hard to, it's tough because these moments are kind of funny

00:28:31.900 in retrospect, but these people are going to go

00:28:33.660 and have access to the same life-saving services.

00:28:40.080 No, that was the point.

00:28:41.960 I think that was the point of Governor Scott's message

00:28:45.420 that I heard on, what was it, Saturday?

00:28:47.580 I think it was Saturday.

00:28:48.940 Leave now.

00:28:50.200 Now is the time to leave.

00:28:52.880 He was basically saying, hey, monkey tail people,

00:28:55.160 we ain't coming back for you.

00:28:57.220 Yeah, there's a special place for you.

00:28:59.480 It's in Darwin land.

00:29:01.500 The survival of the fittest, and you're just not smart enough.

00:29:05.440 I mean, if you're trapped and you can't get out,

00:29:08.180 that I'm willing to fly.

00:29:10.740 We're willing to do anything we can to get you.

00:29:13.920 But you choose to stay.

00:29:15.560 Meh.

00:29:16.560 No.

00:29:16.920 Well, you choose to stay and tie yourself to a post

00:29:19.680 is different than you choose to stay.

00:29:21.780 I mean, we were, my mom lives in Georgia,

00:29:24.600 and for a while they thought, you know,

00:29:26.240 they were going to get hit.

00:29:27.640 So a lot of people evacuated to the west,

00:29:31.680 and of course, then the hurricane also evacuated to the west, sadly.

00:29:37.520 So people kind of, some people went right into it.

00:29:40.080 And, you know, there's a lot of things that can happen in these storms.

00:29:42.300 Until you know exactly how they're going to be tracked,

00:29:44.280 it's hard to really blame people.

00:29:46.620 Because a lot of times you think, well, you know,

00:29:49.640 maybe I should stay and ride this thing out.

00:29:51.320 Pat did it in Hurricane Rita.

00:29:54.320 I know.

00:29:54.500 And we yelled at him on the air about it,

00:29:55.820 and it wound up being the much better decision.

00:29:57.700 It's tough.

00:29:58.640 But it's another thing to tie yourself to a post.

00:30:01.420 That's not tough.

00:30:02.760 It's usually pretty easy to avoid that.

00:30:04.760 Okay, so hang on just a second.

00:30:06.160 So you're right.

00:30:08.000 There are different levels.

00:30:09.840 And so if you are the one who says,

00:30:12.360 no, you know what, I'm going to ride this out.

00:30:14.160 I feel bad when I see a picture of you on your roof.

00:30:19.600 I feel bad.

00:30:20.580 I'm like, we should do something.

00:30:22.140 I mean, is there anybody standing around with their hands in their pockets

00:30:25.640 that maybe could go help that person?

00:30:28.460 I see you, and you're the guy who was tied to the post?

00:30:31.920 No, I just continue to watch.

00:30:33.800 I think I continue to watch.

00:30:36.040 Look, the water's rising higher.

00:30:38.320 Yeah.

00:30:38.880 I bet he doesn't have an actual safety feature

00:30:40.760 that he was bragging about just a little while ago.

00:30:43.260 Probably not.

00:30:44.160 Do you want to hear this guy?

00:30:45.700 Yeah, do you have it?

00:30:46.300 Yeah, we have audio of him, apparently.

00:30:47.820 Yeah, go ahead.

00:30:48.500 Let's listen.

00:30:49.700 Excuse me, sir.

00:30:50.480 Why are you out here on your...

00:30:54.100 I'm sensing this out.

00:30:55.060 I'm actually doing a stunt.

00:30:56.040 It sounds crazy, but there's a meaning behind it.

00:30:58.160 I'm tying myself to a post down on Meridian for the duration of the hurricane.

00:31:03.280 It's all planned out with safety precautions and everything.

00:31:06.600 Well, be safe out there.

00:31:08.320 Be safe, all right?

00:31:09.220 Appreciate it.

00:31:10.880 He's just like, okay, all right, okay.

00:31:12.660 Shut him up.

00:31:13.080 He's crazy.

00:31:14.020 Where is the follow-up question?

00:31:15.860 What is happening in journalism?

00:31:17.500 I think what he was saying was, that guy's crazy.

00:31:20.440 The guy's crazy.

00:31:21.620 Yeah, we actually would rather have you out there.

00:31:23.680 So go, get out there.

00:31:25.520 What are you...

00:31:26.280 We got safety precautions.

00:31:27.580 You're tying yourself to a post.

00:31:29.300 Do you have safety precautions?

00:31:31.040 Unless the post is indoors, you don't have safety precautions.

00:31:34.100 You don't get...

00:31:36.540 You don't get that...

00:31:37.440 You do a follow-up question with that guy, you don't think, I'm in danger.

00:31:40.500 As an anchor, I'm now in danger talking to this guy.

00:31:44.840 I've got to know what he planned to protect himself in that situation.

00:31:49.420 I must know.

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00:33:29.660 Glenn Beck.

00:33:31.100 Is it tomorrow that we have Hillary Clinton's, the video book?

00:33:51.760 Because, you know, a lot of people don't know if she even has a video book, but we have...

00:33:55.440 Or a book.

00:33:56.420 Or a book.

00:33:57.220 But we have the outtakes of the video book we'll be sharing with you later this week.

00:34:02.520 Here is Hillary this weekend talking about the concession speech that she never delivered. 0.93

00:34:07.980 Listen to this.

00:34:10.720 Just kind of went in the bedroom, laid down on the bed, just thought, okay, I just have to wait this out.

00:34:16.600 But then midnight, I decided, well, you know, looks like it's not going to work.

00:34:22.500 After midnight, she called Donald Trump, the president-elect.

00:34:27.220 I don't know.

00:34:28.540 And then she called the White House.

00:34:30.920 You called the president.

00:34:32.060 I did.

00:34:32.740 I felt like I had let everybody down.

00:34:36.840 Morning came, and the nation was waiting to hear from her.

00:34:40.720 I had not drafted a concession speech.

00:34:42.980 I'd been working on a victory speech.

00:34:46.400 That is so fake.

00:34:50.000 It's just so fake.

00:34:52.720 I hadn't.

00:34:54.740 I guess I was thinking about killing myself, because I haven't.

00:35:00.440 But it's so fake.

00:35:01.440 There's no genuineness about her at all, at any time.

00:35:06.780 It's incredible.

00:35:07.400 You should wait until you hear the audio book of her reading this.

00:35:10.120 It's incredible.

00:35:10.820 She, I've, you know, in a second, without any, knowing any of the content, why she lost.

00:35:17.160 Because she's just terrible.

00:35:19.720 In every way.

00:35:20.540 She's not a human being, it seems like.

00:35:23.160 She somehow cannot pull off the normal human connection.

00:35:26.880 She's the last to get this message.

00:35:29.220 But listen to this clip.

00:35:30.560 Is your political career over?

00:35:33.720 Yes.

00:35:34.620 As an active politician, it's over.

00:35:37.500 You will never be a candidate for office.

00:35:40.200 I am done with being a candidate.

00:35:42.140 But I am not done with politics, because I literally believe that our country's future is at stake.

00:35:48.140 Yeah.

00:35:48.720 I am done being a candidate.

00:35:50.300 Like, she had another choice.

00:35:52.120 She's like, well, I don't know.

00:35:54.560 The people are clamoring.

00:35:56.200 They are.

00:35:56.740 They're chanting.

00:35:57.840 Listen.

00:35:58.300 Okay, you can't hear them, but I believe they are chanting Hillary 2020.

00:36:04.020 You have no other choice.

00:36:05.640 Nobody wants you.

00:36:06.960 I will say this is a good time for me to bring up that I am done with my Olympic pole vaulter career.

00:36:11.660 Really?

00:36:12.200 I just wanted to make sure everybody knew that.

00:36:14.100 Yeah.

00:36:14.440 Because, well, you know, that extra 100 pounds and no strength and.

00:36:18.520 Well, I have not given up my Olympic swimming bid.

00:36:23.120 Really?

00:36:23.600 Yeah.

00:36:24.080 Yeah.

00:36:24.560 I'm in the control group.

00:36:26.020 So, you know, they have all the Olympic swimmers, and then they'll have the control group, which

00:36:31.260 is just people like me, you know, in board shorts.

00:36:33.800 Right.

00:36:34.420 Just swimming alongside.

00:36:36.240 So, darn it.

00:36:39.220 Hillary's not going to run. 1.00

00:36:40.960 What are you going to do?

00:36:42.720 Democrats.

00:36:43.420 What are you going to do?

00:36:44.460 I can tell you what they're going to do.

00:36:45.560 We've heard.

00:36:46.200 We heard this weekend from, I believe it was the daughter.

00:36:49.360 Was it the daughter of Joe Biden?

00:36:50.880 Oh, my gosh.

00:36:51.900 Saying, hey, you know what?

00:36:53.520 He's thinking about it.

00:36:54.480 The Republicans are the ones that are in trouble?

00:36:56.140 I know.

00:36:56.720 Really?

00:36:58.000 Really?

00:36:58.640 I mean, media.

00:37:01.440 Are you, what are you fighting for?

00:37:03.280 What are you like?

00:37:03.860 We got to get our guy in.

00:37:05.920 Whom?

00:37:06.780 Who is that?

00:37:07.820 Who would it be?

00:37:10.140 Who do you have?

00:37:11.560 Dick Gephardt is who we have.

00:37:13.460 And they're going to bring him back.

00:37:14.600 It's going to happen.

00:37:15.120 No, I don't think.

00:37:16.240 No, I think.

00:37:16.960 I think Gephardt Biden is a strong ticket.

00:37:20.060 Biden needs another eight years as VP.

00:37:22.040 Then he can run in 2028 for the big job.

00:37:27.060 This is a good formula.

00:37:28.960 This is going to work out really well.

00:37:30.860 If you didn't see the Bannon interview on 60 Minutes.

00:37:35.600 Oh, wow.

00:37:39.920 Wow.

00:37:41.640 Conservatives, you need to hear it.

00:37:44.860 We're going to play something for you that I just, I just, I want an explanation.

00:37:50.440 I just want an explanation.

00:37:51.880 Because this is everything the giant progressives have wanted for decades.

00:38:00.840 And he's the champion.

00:38:03.320 That's coming up.

00:38:06.340 Glenn Beck.

00:38:21.880 Love.

00:38:25.500 Courage.

00:38:27.180 Truth.

00:38:27.800 16 years ago today, the world changed forever.

00:38:32.620 What's amazing to me is there's such a huge part of the population that will never know America the way I did, the way perhaps you did.

00:38:42.060 High school graduates in 2001 saw the world through a much different lens than the kids that will be graduating today.

00:38:54.440 In 2001, a gallon of gas costs $1.46, which at the time was completely outrageous.

00:39:07.160 For the most part, the world was peaceful.

00:39:10.380 The United States wasn't at war.

00:39:13.620 The Gulf War was a decade in the rearview mirror, and America felt invincible. 0.99

00:39:21.600 Islamic terrorism wasn't something we had to worry about, something our kids had to worry about.

00:39:27.800 It was maybe something that grown-ups read about in the newspaper, but it was the third story on the 10 o'clock news.

00:39:33.280 Nobody had ever heard of Osama bin Laden.

00:39:37.700 Then 9-11 happened.

00:39:40.380 The high school graduates today have never known an America not at war.

00:39:50.500 Peace time is a distant era that they've read about in their history books.

00:39:56.700 And yet, war time seems normal. 1.00

00:40:03.380 Is war a high price to pay?

00:40:08.220 Terror attacks are no longer the third story on the 10 o'clock news.

00:40:12.380 They're weekly, sometimes daily discussions.

00:40:15.020 For those who are graduating this year, terrorism is something that they've had to consider almost with everything that they do.

00:40:24.020 Attending a 4th of July fireworks display, going to a concert, planning a trip to Europe, going on the airplane.

00:40:30.720 What does it feel like to go to a New Year's Eve celebration and not have to think in the back of your mind?

00:40:41.200 Well, what do we do if there's a terror attack?

00:40:46.660 It's almost been so long now that I've forgotten what that is like.

00:40:50.600 What did it feel like to graduate high school to see the world as completely accessible, where you could plan a trip to Egypt and see the pyramids, go to France, go to Spain, not a worry.

00:41:04.980 Would any parent today be comfortable sending our kids to any of those places?

00:41:11.380 Just, hey, go have a good time.

00:41:12.740 Call us when you get there.

00:41:16.640 This is the world that is normal today.

00:41:19.400 The world in perpetual war and threat of terror attacks doesn't mean anything.

00:41:25.620 Just the way it is.

00:41:26.860 We are still discovering how much of our country and how much of the world changed on September 11th, 2001.

00:41:40.800 One thing is for sure.

00:41:43.860 The United States is not the same as it was on December 10th, 2001.

00:41:50.480 But what we become, that's up to us.

00:41:53.680 And I don't even mean our government or our politicians or anybody else.

00:41:56.880 It's up to us.

00:41:57.660 Our story is yet to be written.

00:42:00.400 Our future is a blank page.

00:42:04.480 And we are the only author.

00:42:15.280 Monday, September 11th.

00:42:18.260 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:20.660 Where does America go from here?

00:42:23.080 We are at a crossroads.

00:42:25.220 And we have more things that are coming our way.

00:42:27.940 Economic troubles.

00:42:29.720 We have more decisions to make.

00:42:31.780 And there's a lot of things that the media is just not paying attention to.

00:42:36.480 Last night on 60 Minutes, Steve Bannon, they did an interview with Steve Bannon.

00:42:41.780 And you're going to hear a lot of talk about it.

00:42:43.600 Probably not with you.

00:42:46.580 But you'll hear talk about it on radio and television.

00:42:50.160 And the media will have this story all wrong.

00:42:52.700 Because what they're going to focus on is Steve Bannon and racism.

00:42:58.920 They want to focus, and Charlie Rose did this, they wanted to focus on immigration and racism and everything else.

00:43:06.480 I want you to listen to what he said here.

00:43:09.600 Because the media won't.

00:43:11.480 And somebody needs to point this out.

00:43:13.620 Listen.

00:43:14.200 There's no path to citizenship.

00:43:16.160 No path to a green card.

00:43:18.060 And no amnesty.

00:43:19.280 Amnesty is non-negotiable.

00:43:20.840 America was in the eyes of so many people.

00:43:24.120 And it's what people respect America for.

00:43:28.260 It is people have been able to come here, find a place, contribute to the economy.

00:43:34.840 That's what immigration has been in America. 0.96

00:43:38.240 And you seem to want to turn it around and stop it.

00:43:41.760 You could be more dead wrong.

00:43:43.140 America was built on her citizens. 0.69

00:43:45.740 We're all immigrants.

00:43:46.920 America was built on her citizens. 0.69

00:43:48.360 Except the Native Americans who were here. 1.00

00:43:49.460 Don't give me, this is the thing of the left that says, Charlie, that's beneath you.

00:43:53.060 America is built on our citizens.

00:43:55.580 Look at the 19th century.

00:43:57.100 What built America is called the American system.

00:43:59.500 From Hamilton, to Polk, to Henry Clay, to Lincoln, to the Roosevelts.

00:44:04.720 A system of protection of our manufacturing.

00:44:08.020 Financial system that lends to manufacturers.

00:44:11.140 Okay?

00:44:11.820 And a control of our borders.

00:44:14.380 Economic nationalism is what this country was built on.

00:44:17.240 The American system.

00:44:18.460 Right?

00:44:18.600 We go back to that.

00:44:19.760 We look after our own.

00:44:21.400 We look after our citizen.

00:44:22.400 We look after our manufacturing base.

00:44:23.720 And guess what?

00:44:24.140 This country is going to be greater, more united, more powerful than it's ever been.

00:44:27.540 So as I am watching this.

00:44:28.780 This is not astrophysics.

00:44:29.540 As I am watching this last night, I am thinking to myself, is anybody noticing what he's just done?

00:44:37.700 He starts out with something like, amnesty is off the table.

00:44:42.440 And there's a lot of conservatives.

00:44:44.960 And I'm one of them.

00:44:46.120 I don't agree with amnesty.

00:44:48.600 However, we have to have a discussion on what do we do?

00:44:52.960 What does an actual plan look like going forward?

00:44:57.480 So, we get stopped there.

00:45:04.400 But we're not listening to what he's saying.

00:45:07.920 Remember, he's talking about white supremacists.

00:45:16.480 White nationalists.

00:45:19.020 The Nazis are white nationalists.

00:45:24.540 They're not just white supremacists.

00:45:28.080 And that's where this is getting lost.

00:45:30.580 You just stop at the white part.

00:45:32.480 Well, yeah, all those guys are racist.

00:45:34.640 And I don't.

00:45:35.080 Yeah, OK.

00:45:35.620 Well, that's a kind of a big deal.

00:45:37.220 But that's not all the Nazis are.

00:45:40.380 They're white nationalists.

00:45:43.000 So, Donald Trump or Bannon or whoever, I don't know.

00:45:46.320 He may be racist.

00:45:47.220 He may not be racist.

00:45:48.340 I don't think the president is a racist.

00:45:50.160 I've heard that when you speculate on the president and if he's a racist or not, you get into trouble.

00:45:57.140 Well, that was the last one.

00:45:58.600 Everybody can speculate on this one.

00:46:00.120 I do know this, that the president and Steve Bannon do believe in economic nationalism.

00:46:11.180 What is that?

00:46:13.180 You know, it's strange because I've never heard from conservatives say, you know, Alexander Hamilton and Polk.

00:46:19.820 Oh, Polk was great.

00:46:21.080 Who's the Polk talk I've missed?

00:46:23.400 And then to hear Polk, Clay, Hamilton, FDR, Lincoln.

00:46:32.720 OK, wait a minute.

00:46:34.560 Hang on just a second.

00:46:37.100 You'll notice he called it the American system.

00:46:40.100 The American system is Henry Clay's system.

00:46:43.120 Now, this is what he said built America.

00:46:46.180 The American system is three parts.

00:46:48.760 One, a tariff on other countries to protect all American industry.

00:46:56.560 Two, a national federal reserve bank.

00:47:02.800 A national bank.

00:47:06.200 Three, federal subsidies for roads, canals, infrastructure.

00:47:11.960 And by the way, Hamilton added one extra, and that was public schools.

00:47:17.640 An American federal public school.

00:47:21.460 So, if you are sitting here listening to him, I want you to know what he is fighting for and what the president, he says, at least he says, the president is fighting for is tariffs, a central bank, infrastructure bailouts,

00:47:41.780 and federalized schools.

00:47:45.380 That is the American system that he just quoted.

00:47:51.200 You know who's for that?

00:47:54.980 Socialists.

00:47:56.720 In particular, national socialists.

00:48:01.820 And the third thing to add to that would be supremacists.

00:48:09.980 White, black, doesn't matter. 1.00

00:48:11.860 People who believe that they are better than everyone else and they can form a nationalized system that will control everything.

00:48:24.420 It usually ends up being, well, we've got to get rid of some of these inferior people.

00:48:31.160 That is what Bannon is pushing for.

00:48:33.940 That is what nationalism and the American system actually means.

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00:50:11.120 Glenn Beck.

00:50:23.020 It's really interesting, this economic nationalism that Steve Bannon was talking about on 60 Minutes.

00:50:34.340 And I want you to understand that white nationalism, the racist part, is only half of it.

00:50:42.920 That's only half.

00:50:45.000 The reason why the Nazis are so spooky is they have the ability, through a nationalized government, a very strong centralized government, to kill everybody they disagree with.

00:50:59.200 That's the problem.

00:51:00.300 You know, Bill the Nazi down the street is a problem. 0.74

00:51:04.620 I don't like Bill the Nazi.

00:51:06.140 I don't know Bill the Nazi.

00:51:07.480 And I want my kids staying away from Bill the Nazi.

00:51:09.520 But Bill the Nazi is not rounding people up because he doesn't have the government to do it. 0.52

00:51:15.760 You need that infrastructure to be able to accomplish those tasks.

00:51:18.720 That's why we argue for small government all the time.

00:51:20.620 Yes.

00:51:20.960 So you can say, well, I disagree with all that racist part.

00:51:25.920 But if you're not paying attention to the nationalist part, that's a problem.

00:51:31.820 That's a real problem.

00:51:34.140 It creates the conditions that terrible things like that, like the Holocaust, are possible. 0.94

00:51:39.920 Right?

00:51:40.100 Now, obviously, we're not talking about the exact same system here.

00:51:44.240 But it's that strain of nationalism that led in Germany and many other places.

00:51:48.840 Well, you are.

00:51:49.680 With the Nazis here in America, you are talking about exactly the same strain. 0.67

00:51:53.740 You're not talking about it with Bannon, per se.

00:51:56.220 No.

00:51:56.480 I don't know if, you know, I don't want to say that Bannon is a racist, you know, or a white supremacist at all.

00:52:03.540 I don't think he is.

00:52:04.740 But he is playing footsies with those people and only condemning half of the ideology.

00:52:12.480 And the scary part of the ideology is having the conditions to where you can force that ideology on others.

00:52:19.980 And that's the nationalist part.

00:52:22.000 One of the things Bannon did before he came into the political eye was he worked for a company that, I think it was World of Warcraft, the video game.

00:52:30.060 And in there, you mine for, like, fake video game gold.

00:52:33.480 And he started working for a company that hired farms of people to mine the fake video game gold and sell the gold, the fake gold, to people for real money that played the game.

00:52:47.800 So they would have people go in by the thousands and play the game to get these credits, right, and sell the credits to people who liked playing the game but didn't want to work so hard for the credits.

00:52:58.080 And they'd pay money for them.

00:52:59.840 Now, the business was a complete disaster, as many of his have been.

00:53:02.720 And then it fell apart in a sort of catastrophe sort of situation.

00:53:08.620 However, the interesting part about it was that is where he sort of found the fuel.

00:53:15.420 Because that gaming community was so insular and so passionate that he found that those sort of quirky, weird movements could provide a lot of fuel for a much larger movement.

00:53:27.820 And that's where it's believed he got the idea to bring in the movements like the alt-right and take the energy that they had through these really passionate niche sort of beliefs to drive a candidate if he could convince them that this candidate was friendly to them.

00:53:50.260 See, here's the problem with this, is the average person is being driven right into the arms of these spooky people, quite honestly.

00:54:01.160 Driven right into them.

00:54:02.540 And I don't think most people understand how that is happening.

00:54:06.140 Can we play cut three, Mike Lee?

00:54:09.800 Mike Lee is fighting for religious freedom.

00:54:14.040 And the reason why this is happening is because there's something we're going to address next hour.

00:54:20.260 That happened on Capitol Hill where senators were questioning a person's Catholicism and saying, I'm not sure if you're if you're qualified to be able to serve in the federal government because you are a Catholic.

00:54:36.380 It was crazy.

00:54:37.860 Now, listen to what the warning is here from Mike Lee.

00:54:40.380 Another one of my colleagues even went so far as to ask Professor Barrett to confess her faith under oath in the committee.

00:54:47.620 Hey, what's an Orthodox Catholic, this committee member asked.

00:54:52.820 Do you consider yourself an Orthodox Catholic?

00:54:56.360 If these remarks had been some sort of bizarre one-time aberration, I probably would have passed them over in silence.

00:55:05.780 But I feel compelled to speak out because I wonder whether a pattern might be emerging, a pattern of a hostility toward people of faith who come before this body.

00:55:15.780 Just a few months ago, another eminently qualified nominee, Russell Vogt, appeared before the budget committee to be considered for a post at the Office of Management and Budget.

00:55:27.920 One of my Senate colleagues used his time to question this nominee.

00:55:31.620 Not about management, not about management or about budgets, but about the nominee's evangelical Christian beliefs.

00:55:41.460 Quote, in your judgment, asked this senator, do you think that people who are not Christians are going to be condemned?

00:55:48.120 Now, Mr. Vogt explained to the committee that he is an evangelical Christian and that he adheres to the beliefs espoused by evangelical Christians.

00:55:57.500 But that apparently wasn't good enough for the questioner, who later stated that he would vote against Mr. Vogt's nomination because he was not, and I quote,

00:56:06.560 what this country is supposed to be about.

00:56:11.720 This is disturbing.

00:56:14.060 This is not what this country is supposed to be about.

00:56:17.440 Some sort of inquiry into one's religious beliefs as a condition precedent for holding public office in the United States government.

00:56:24.440 These strange questions have nothing to do with the nominee's competence or patriotism or ability to serve among and for Americans of different faiths equally.

00:56:41.040 In fact, they have little to do with this life at all.

00:56:45.560 Instead, they have to do with the afterlife.

00:56:48.480 What comes after we die in this life?

00:56:50.940 To my knowledge, the OMB and the Seventh Circuit have no jurisdiction over that.

00:56:58.280 This country is divided enough.

00:57:00.860 Millions of Americans feel that Washington, D.C. and the dominant culture despise them.

00:57:07.700 And how could they not, when they see their leaders sitting here, grilling patriotic citizens, about their faith like inquisitors?

00:57:14.940 How could they not feel like their values are not welcome in this chamber, within this government?

00:57:23.480 Religious freedom is of deep concern to me as a Mormon.

00:57:29.360 Did you hear what he just said?

00:57:31.520 That people feel that their leaders despise them.

00:57:35.860 This is a very dangerous seed to plant.

00:57:43.540 And, quite honestly, both parties, and not just on religious terms.

00:57:50.660 You know and I know, Mitch McConnell, he doesn't like you.

00:57:55.440 Those are the people who are the upper ends of the party.

00:58:01.060 They don't like you.

00:58:03.520 They're embarrassed by you.

00:58:07.420 That is a dangerous seed to plant.

00:58:11.620 And they've been planting those seeds in Washington for a while.

00:58:14.780 And that's what gives people like Bannon and white nationalists, black nationalists, Antifa, it gives them the opportunity to grow.

00:58:31.220 Because you need a protector.

00:58:34.000 We need to change that culture.

00:58:36.280 Glenn Beck

00:58:39.840 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:58:51.500 Time for an adult conversation.

00:58:54.480 Time to get away from the 144 characters for just a second.

00:59:02.960 And actually have a conversation with some nuance.

00:59:07.800 We have Liz Wolfe joining us. 0.85

00:59:10.300 She is the managing editor of Young Voices.

00:59:14.720 She wrote an article in Playboy or had an article in Playboy about the problem with categorizing white nationalists as terrorists.

00:59:24.560 So, welcome, Liz.

00:59:25.740 How are you?

00:59:26.280 I'm doing well.

00:59:26.800 Thank you so much, Glenn.

00:59:28.520 Let's just start on a couple of things.

00:59:30.260 First of all, you're a white supremacist.

00:59:33.600 Are you a white supremacist?

00:59:35.380 I am definitely not.

00:59:36.940 Okay, sorry.

00:59:37.800 You hesitated too long.

00:59:39.500 I am but a little bit brighter.

00:59:41.120 Are you a nationalist?

00:59:43.800 That's sort of hard to define.

00:59:45.060 I don't think so as a libertarian.

00:59:47.080 Right.

00:59:47.400 Okay.

00:59:47.640 So, a nationalist as we were just talking about with Steve Bannon last night on 60 Minutes.

00:59:53.580 He talked about the American system and he specifically mentioned Henry Clay.

00:59:58.740 And he said the American system is what made America great.

01:00:01.840 I think it's the exact opposite, but here's what the Henry Clay system was.

01:00:05.540 A tariff to protect and promote American industry, a national centralized bank, and federal subsidies for roads, canals, and other internal improvements, plus an American school.

01:00:21.360 So, basically a federalized public school.

01:00:24.300 I don't know any real conservative or small government libertarian that is for any of those things.

01:00:33.440 Yeah, exactly.

01:00:34.140 I totally agree.

01:00:34.700 So, in your article, you write about you have to fight white nationalism, but be careful not to designate them as terrorists.

01:00:46.100 Why?

01:00:46.400 Well, because whenever you expand government power and whenever you sort of mince words, especially with political groups, I think it's really challenging because essentially you can make it so that you give the Trump administration the power to go after white nationalist groups, which the question of whether or not they'll actually do that is a whole other thing.

01:01:05.540 But then that power can just as easily be used to target left-leaning groups.

01:01:09.260 It could just as easily be used to target Second Amendment groups.

01:01:12.040 When you expand that government power and allow them to classify all sorts of domestic and somewhat political groups as terrorists, really, really bad things can happen.

01:01:20.580 It's amazing to me that people don't get this with what's happening with DACA right now.

01:01:24.220 I mean, the government said, hey, give us your information.

01:01:27.760 So, people did.

01:01:29.240 Now, what's going to happen to all of that information?

01:01:32.760 Now, you've self-identified.

01:01:35.560 And if Trump wanted to use that information, he could.

01:01:38.900 If it's not him, somebody else will have that information.

01:01:42.040 You don't like to expand the government and give it more information and more power because you don't know who's going to be next.

01:01:52.240 Well, exactly.

01:01:52.860 And I think a lot of people in my generation sort of haven't done a good job of understanding that for every Obama administration where you give them expanded power, you know, then there's the other side in charge.

01:02:03.900 Or, you know, if you particularly like George W. Bush, at the end of that administration, the Obama administration comes into power.

01:02:10.060 And it's worth thinking, what are the long-term consequences of these expansions of power?

01:02:14.900 I think they tend to be really bad.

01:02:16.900 So, how do we – I don't understand how your generation, who, unlike a lot of people my age, don't have faith in the next generation.

01:02:28.100 I have tremendous faith in this next generation.

01:02:31.840 And partly because we have to.

01:02:34.240 I mean, you're the ones who are going to have to – you're going to fix it.

01:02:36.340 You're going to fix it or you're –

01:02:37.320 Great statement of confidence there.

01:02:38.300 Yeah, we believe in you because we have no other freaking choice.

01:02:40.360 Well, no, but I mean, that is part of it.

01:02:41.920 I mean, just like my parents had to have faith in me, you have to have faith in the next generation.

01:02:47.840 But I also see that you instinctively get it.

01:02:52.280 You – for instance, I can't convince people at all that the world is going to change.

01:02:58.340 And really, you need to rethink your business entirely.

01:03:01.460 Today, I come in and there's a story about Nordstrom's, how they're getting rid of all of the clothing in Nordstrom's.

01:03:06.680 Well, what's left – and it's because, as Nordstrom says, the store is changing.

01:03:12.400 The experience is different.

01:03:14.680 You guys see a different world where you're able to do whatever you want, create whatever you want.

01:03:22.940 You don't need these big systems and big companies and everything else.

01:03:26.480 How is it you miss the connection in your generation between that freedom and big government?

01:03:34.940 I'm really hopeful that it's something that we'll learn over time and learn through trial and error, right?

01:03:41.540 The more we make these mistakes, the more we'll suffer the consequences and realize there's a problem when you expand the federal government's power.

01:03:48.480 I think that is really interesting what you're talking about, about how millennials are comfortable with various industries being disrupted by new technology, by change, by evolution.

01:03:57.940 But then they very much don't see that connection between, should you then give some of that power back to the government?

01:04:04.760 And I'm hopeful that as they see the negative results that come from that, they'll realize, you know, as they get older and older, wait a second, that's not the world we want.

01:04:13.940 What are you seeing on the horizon with people your age?

01:04:19.880 And tell me about your organization.

01:04:21.260 So my organization is an organization that works with a whole bunch of young writers, and they're typically politically independent.

01:04:29.180 Some of them are more conservative.

01:04:30.600 Some of them are more libertarian.

01:04:32.660 And we're really trying to get those messages of limited government, of increased freedom, of personal responsibility out there.

01:04:39.760 And so we work with a whole bunch of outlets.

01:04:41.680 We, you know, have people published in Daily Beast.

01:04:44.140 We have people published in Playboy.

01:04:45.260 We have people in Washington Examiner, the American Conservative.

01:04:48.580 The whole concept is that there's no limit to the number of people and organizations that can hear this pro-freedom message.

01:04:55.400 So I'm an editor, and I work to, you know, get their work, you know, in tip-top shape and publish at some of those places.

01:05:02.300 And what are you seeing as the, if things would melt down?

01:05:10.320 And, I mean, we're already starting to see college is just, it's a nightmare.

01:05:15.700 What has happened in the cost of college in the last 10 years alone, the debt that is coming, and everybody's being strapped to this.

01:05:25.740 When the government is standing there and somebody like Bernie Sanders says, I'll take care of you, or on the other side, somebody like, you know, Steve Bannon says, I'll take care of you.

01:05:37.360 But what's to stop your generation from saying, thank God somebody's going to step in?

01:05:44.060 I don't think there's much right now.

01:05:45.760 I think you see people in my generation being obsessed with Bernie Sanders or not understanding that there is, you know, there are always long-term consequences and unintended consequences to every decision that you make, whether it's on a personal level or on a government level, right?

01:06:00.040 And I think, you know, once people in my generation become taxpayers and realize, okay, we're, you know, investing in college, we're ramping up the price of college, and we're having to foot the bill for that, I think they'll sort of begin to realize that maybe it's not the best investment.

01:06:14.080 Maybe it's not the future they want.

01:06:15.820 And I think they'll begin to sort of pursue a middle ground, hopefully.

01:06:19.080 I like to be the person who's always negative on the program.

01:06:21.760 So let me take the opposite side here.

01:06:23.400 And this is an imperfect sort of comparison, but it reminds me as, you know, September 11th is today.

01:06:28.900 After that, there were a bunch of, you know, musical acts that came out and actors that came out and said things that conservatives in particular were like, shut up, just do your job, sing your songs, do your acting, stop talking about politics.

01:06:42.760 And I felt that way, too, I remember at that time.

01:06:45.840 And then you got later on, and then some conservative celebrities started coming out, and they started saying things.

01:06:51.340 And it felt awesome.

01:06:53.560 Yes, you do it.

01:06:54.900 Go for it.

01:06:55.880 And all the way to the point at the end where you've got Kid Rock potentially running for Senate.

01:07:00.100 Donald Trump is the president of the United States.

01:07:02.120 Conservatives apparently really do like when celebrities say things that they agree with.

01:07:05.980 And it's interesting because I think, like, with the government, it's the same way.

01:07:09.760 It feels too good when you're in power to utilize the power.

01:07:14.480 And so all the conservatives now are wanting to execute the same things that we complained about liberals doing.

01:07:21.340 Obama years ago when Obama was in power.

01:07:23.980 And I don't know that there's enough people who can resist that temptation when it's put in front of them.

01:07:29.820 Do you have any hope on that front?

01:07:32.160 Not as much as I would like.

01:07:33.880 I mean, just to be frank with you all.

01:07:35.780 She's on my side.

01:07:36.780 We're trying to find some good, some, can we find something positive here?

01:07:41.100 Well, I think there's this issue of we see growing tribalism, right?

01:07:44.200 You know, when people on your side do it, you're like, yeah, we're the winning team.

01:07:47.080 And when people on the other side do it, you're like, I mean, think about the number of people that hate Lena Dunham nowadays.

01:07:51.640 Do they, I asked somebody, he was, you know, writing on Lena Dunham the other day.

01:07:55.200 And I was like, why do you dislike her?

01:07:56.640 And he was like, I don't know.

01:07:58.180 Like, she's a liberal.

01:07:59.000 She was campaigning for Hillary and she lives in Brooklyn.

01:08:00.660 And I was like, well, that alone isn't necessarily bad enough to hate somebody.

01:08:04.280 Like, I can think of all sorts of other reasons.

01:08:05.980 But, like, that alone is not good enough.

01:08:07.940 Her show is a good reason, for example. 0.96

01:08:09.840 Why just hate people?

01:08:13.960 Racism is so stupid.

01:08:15.620 Get to know people.

01:08:17.000 Know why you despise them for specific reasons.

01:08:20.120 Like, you can definitely find reasons.

01:08:21.680 Like, it's super easy once you know somebody.

01:08:23.220 Once you get to know me, I can give you a hundred reasons.

01:08:26.040 Why stop at the surface?

01:08:28.400 So, what is the libertarian message that is sexy?

01:08:33.960 I mean, what is the thing that will sell when you've got all kinds of problems?

01:08:43.100 What's the thing that's going to make people, the millennials, say, yeah, that's me.

01:08:49.240 I'm in.

01:08:50.280 Well, so far we haven't found it.

01:08:52.120 Marijuana legalization didn't seem to work.

01:08:55.200 I think, in general, focusing on how expanded power can hurt people on both sides.

01:09:01.520 It's not just going to come back and hurt the neo-Nazis, you know, the ones that are

01:09:05.300 really easy to identify as the bad guys.

01:09:07.640 I mean, we've seen the FBI target the Black Panthers in the past.

01:09:11.200 We've seen them target anti-war activists.

01:09:13.140 We've seen them target animal rights activists, for crying out loud.

01:09:16.060 And so, appealing to people and letting them know, you know, when you expand government

01:09:19.840 power, it can be used to target the obvious bad guys.

01:09:22.300 It can also be used to target lots of other groups that, I mean, especially left-leaning millennials

01:09:26.860 would find those groups very sympathetic, right?

01:09:28.920 And so, it's important to sort of drive that point home that-

01:09:34.100 Where is the line?

01:09:35.240 Where is the line?

01:09:36.080 Because, you know, you mentioned the Black Panthers or animal activist groups.

01:09:43.740 I can't remember.

01:09:44.720 You might remember, Stu.

01:09:46.120 About 10 years ago, there was this really nasty, virulent animal activist group that was

01:09:52.480 engaged in terror.

01:09:53.880 Named after a wonderful alien from 80s sitcoms, Elf.

01:09:57.620 Yeah, that's right.

01:09:58.900 That's right, Elf.

01:09:59.700 So, where is the line?

01:10:02.620 Where is the line of saying, you know, this group, we do need to?

01:10:07.340 Well, I don't know.

01:10:08.220 But I think that's the precise reason why, up until now, we've been so hesitant to label

01:10:13.920 domestic terrorist groups as terrorist groups.

01:10:16.180 We're comfortable labeling international terrorist groups as that because we have a more clearly

01:10:20.320 defined set of criteria.

01:10:21.720 With domestic groups, it's really, really difficult to draw that line.

01:10:24.640 And it's difficult to one person's, you know, Black Panther terrorist group could be another

01:10:28.540 person's, you know, political group.

01:10:30.520 One person could see the NRA as terrorists for some reason, whereas others see them as

01:10:35.320 exercising their Second Amendment rights that, you know, they're given in the Constitution.

01:10:39.460 And I think that's precisely the issue, that it's so hard to draw that line.

01:10:42.880 And so I are on the side of not letting anybody in any position of power draw that line, at least

01:10:47.680 right now, especially when it's so politically motivated.

01:10:49.680 It's interesting to me, too, because, I mean, these are big issues.

01:10:52.580 The article you wrote about white supremacy, I mean, it's hard to come up with a bigger

01:10:56.280 one than that.

01:10:57.340 But even with just like basic economic foundations, when we talked about, you know, growing up

01:11:03.880 with, you know, before the Internet, right, there was a lot of things to believe that conservatism

01:11:08.980 would be good for the economy.

01:11:10.060 A lot of things to believe that economic freedom is a moral, principled stand.

01:11:14.940 But with it's so much easier now to understand it with the Internet, with Uber, with all

01:11:20.100 of these services that are outside of any structure that develop on their own and are

01:11:25.940 all the things that millennials like the best.

01:11:28.960 Yes.

01:11:29.760 How are you?

01:11:30.480 They're like, oh, we need more government control.

01:11:32.380 I do not understand.

01:11:33.620 I can't get past it.

01:11:34.720 Yeah.

01:11:34.860 I mean, my home city of Austin, they were, you know, regulating Uber and Lyft and making

01:11:38.600 it horribly hard for them to operate there.

01:11:40.140 And it's like, wait a second.

01:11:41.300 Millennials claim to like that.

01:11:42.200 It makes people safer.

01:11:43.000 It means after a night out of drinking, they're able to have a safe, fast, cheap ride home.

01:11:47.420 What's not to like there?

01:11:48.500 But it's amazing.

01:11:49.360 They still, you know, feel like we should call for increased regulation in all these areas.

01:11:53.200 I don't get it.

01:11:53.920 Yeah, I don't get it.

01:11:55.720 Thank you so much, Liz.

01:11:56.940 That is Liz Wolf. 0.86

01:12:02.100 She's the managing editor of Young Voices.

01:12:04.420 Also, her story is in Playboy, which you can actually read for the articles in this particular

01:12:08.320 instance.

01:12:09.240 We will, I don't know if we should do a tweet links to Playboy, Glenn.

01:12:12.040 Is that OK?

01:12:12.720 It's your company.

01:12:13.720 I don't know.

01:12:13.840 Were you were you nude in the Playboy?

01:12:16.720 I think fully clothed.

01:12:17.800 Yeah, I think.

01:12:18.980 What'd you say?

01:12:20.600 Lots of research.

01:12:21.780 Lots of research.

01:12:22.380 Thank you.

01:12:23.600 OK.

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01:13:32.340 We continue this conversation tomorrow because the decisions are becoming more and more tough.

01:13:38.080 What happens when somebody wants to silence somebody on the internet?

01:13:42.700 I found the Daily Stormer repugnant.

01:13:46.940 I am not shedding a tear that that content isn't online anymore.

01:13:51.840 But one of my fellow employees came up to me the day that we took it offline and said,

01:14:00.000 hey, is this the day the internet dies?

01:14:01.560 There was no due process.

01:14:02.700 You woke up one morning and you said, this is bad and I'm going to do something about it.

01:14:05.900 This was an amazing interview from Vice.

01:14:08.840 We go into that tomorrow.

01:14:10.880 The day the internet died.

01:14:13.520 Also, Mark Levin.

01:14:15.600 I don't know if you heard the latest from Mark Levin, but he's been raging.

01:14:20.860 He said just a few weeks ago, if we don't get a wall on the southern border, he's shutting down the government.

01:14:26.620 Well, the Republican Congress didn't flip-flop on that.

01:14:29.180 He flip-flopped on that by cutting his deal with Schumer and Pelosi, who are thrilled.

01:14:34.320 In fact, Trump is thrilled.

01:14:35.840 He calls them back after he watches the lib media, after he watches some of his buddies on Fox.

01:14:40.880 He calls them back.

01:14:41.900 He's ecstatic.

01:14:42.880 He says, look at all the great press we're getting.

01:14:45.360 Look at all the great press we're getting.

01:14:47.240 Some people out there are saying, he saved the Constitution.

01:14:50.040 He's a real constitutionalist here in what he's done.

01:14:52.620 He sold us out on DACA.

01:14:54.760 He sold us out on this deal with Schumer, this continuing resolution, because it doesn't include the wall.

01:15:01.200 And he allowed them to attach the Harvey funding to it.

01:15:03.760 It should have been separate.

01:15:04.720 That funding should have been immediate, in my humble opinion, with no strings attached, no lard, no pork.

01:15:11.420 Mark Levin at his best.

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01:15:53.160 Glenn Beck.

01:15:58.960 The Constitution will save us all, because dogma lives loudly within you.

01:16:20.700 Dogma lives loudly within you.

01:16:24.520 That's what Senator Dianne Feinstein told a nominee for the judgeship on the Seventh Circuit.

01:16:33.340 Amy Barrett is a Notre Dame law professor, mother of seven.

01:16:37.640 God forbid she's also Catholic. 1.00

01:16:40.640 Her Catholicism came up a number of times during her hearing last week, but none of it was as disturbing as Feinstein's line of questioning.

01:16:50.700 Why is it that so many of us on this side have this very uncomfortable feeling that, you know, dogma and law are two different things?

01:17:06.320 And I think whatever a religion is, it has its own dogma.

01:17:13.460 The law is totally different.

01:17:16.840 And I think in your case, professor, when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you.

01:17:37.080 And that's of concern when you come to big issues that large numbers of people have fought for for years in this country.

01:17:49.760 The dogma lives loudly within you.

01:17:53.760 Well, it lived loudly with all of our founders.

01:17:57.900 It lived loudly in Abraham Lincoln.

01:18:02.480 The question is today, can you be a person of faith and serve your nation?

01:18:10.600 Can you serve on one of the nation's highest courts?

01:18:14.600 Can you serve at all?

01:18:15.720 Can you be both a constitutionally illiterate person and serve in the United States Senate?

01:18:25.300 Apparently, the answer there is yes.

01:18:30.680 These lines of questioning, they're not new.

01:18:33.660 The truth is, they say more about the dogmatic views of the senators that ask them.

01:18:40.820 But make no mistake, there's no difference between this question and have you ever been or are you now a member of the Communist Party?

01:18:51.120 You see, Amy Barrett's real sin here is not her Catholic faith.

01:18:55.580 It's that her personal view disagrees with the senator's dogma.

01:19:02.840 Her personal view, specifically abortion.

01:19:07.580 The danger here is the increasingly hostile attitude toward faith.

01:19:16.960 Or if I can, let's just get, let's call a spade a spade.

01:19:19.460 Religious bigotry. 0.83

01:19:23.540 Unfortunately, that is the dogma that seems to live in the hearts of far too many in Washington.

01:19:39.980 Monday, September 11th.

01:19:42.900 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:19:44.820 Now think about 16 years ago, September 11th, 2001.

01:19:57.880 Think about how everyone came out on the front steps.

01:20:04.120 Jesse Jackson, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi,

01:20:09.820 and all of the conservative Republicans, the Trent Lotz of the world.

01:20:16.360 Think about how they all stood arm in arm.

01:20:19.300 And they sang the national anthem.

01:20:24.220 And here we are today

01:20:26.020 with Time Magazine

01:20:29.240 placing on its cover Colin Kaepernick

01:20:32.940 The Debate About Privilege, Pride, and Patriotism.

01:20:42.160 The Perilous Fight

01:20:44.060 That's what the title is

01:20:47.320 on Time Magazine.

01:20:49.380 The Perilous Fight.

01:20:51.480 The Perilous Fight?

01:20:54.080 This is a heroic gesture

01:20:56.840 to take a knee during

01:20:59.140 the national anthem?

01:21:01.060 This is

01:21:02.320 This is heroic now.

01:21:09.720 They said he has spawned

01:21:12.160 a national debate

01:21:13.340 and protests

01:21:14.340 from the rest of the NFL

01:21:17.700 to high schools and colleges

01:21:19.280 across the country.

01:21:21.520 This is an amazing stat.

01:21:23.180 44%

01:21:24.520 of NFL fans

01:21:27.140 44%

01:21:28.640 now say

01:21:29.760 they're willing to give up

01:21:30.780 watching the league

01:21:31.600 if the protests continue.

01:21:33.920 How real is that?

01:21:37.060 I'm a skeptic

01:21:38.020 on these things

01:21:38.780 as you may know.

01:21:40.160 It's amazing to see

01:21:41.400 that

01:21:42.100 that stuff continues

01:21:43.740 to go on.

01:21:45.200 I don't know that I buy any of it.

01:21:46.900 I saw Stephen A. Smith

01:21:48.080 who I like

01:21:48.600 I generally like Stephen A. Smith

01:21:49.640 but he tweeted something

01:21:50.540 to the effect of like

01:21:51.480 you know

01:21:51.760 the Colts quarterback this weekend

01:21:53.500 was terrible

01:21:54.060 Scott Tolzien

01:21:54.980 and they had to pull him

01:21:57.380 out of the game

01:21:58.020 after a first half

01:21:59.400 and he said

01:21:59.800 this is why people

01:22:00.760 are fired up

01:22:01.460 about the Kaepernick thing.

01:22:02.300 They think

01:22:02.640 he should have a job

01:22:03.880 and it's because of these protests

01:22:05.280 and everything else

01:22:05.940 and it's because he's black

01:22:07.000 I guess

01:22:07.460 is the insinuation there.

01:22:10.000 Of course

01:22:10.580 he was replaced

01:22:11.420 by a black quarterback

01:22:13.060 that the Colts traded for.

01:22:15.440 They could have had

01:22:16.580 Kaepernick for free

01:22:17.760 and they traded

01:22:18.760 for a different

01:22:19.960 black quarterback.

01:22:20.640 So I don't know

01:22:21.980 how much of it is

01:22:22.780 about race

01:22:23.640 and how much of it is

01:22:24.440 about Colin Kaepernick

01:22:25.420 being terrible.

01:22:27.860 Kaepernick was voted

01:22:28.800 by the fans

01:22:29.600 as the most hated player

01:22:31.860 in the NFL.

01:22:34.120 One general manager

01:22:35.620 of the NFL

01:22:36.160 said 70%

01:22:37.480 of the NFL teams

01:22:38.940 quote

01:22:39.680 genuinely

01:22:40.580 hate him

01:22:41.940 end quote.

01:22:44.320 He is also

01:22:45.740 near the bottom

01:22:47.120 of the ESPN

01:22:48.340 total quarterback ratings

01:22:49.720 rankings.

01:22:52.360 So

01:22:52.840 how is this guy

01:22:53.960 getting away with

01:22:55.140 we should hire him?

01:22:57.860 That's because

01:22:58.280 the protests

01:22:58.880 are all about that now.

01:23:01.380 Somebody needs

01:23:02.140 to hire him.

01:23:02.780 He's only

01:23:03.000 no he sucks 0.86

01:23:04.600 and nobody likes him.

01:23:06.960 Right.

01:23:07.180 I mean

01:23:07.360 Malcolm Jenkins

01:23:08.860 is another player

01:23:09.720 who's doing the same thing

01:23:10.820 as Colin Kaepernick.

01:23:11.980 He's on the Eagles.

01:23:12.800 He's a safety on the Eagles.

01:23:14.060 He's one of the best

01:23:14.660 safeties in the league.

01:23:15.860 No problem

01:23:16.660 keeping his job.

01:23:18.400 You know why?

01:23:18.880 I mean he's sitting

01:23:19.780 and putting his fist up

01:23:21.500 for national anthems

01:23:22.480 and he agrees

01:23:23.660 completely with Kaepernick.

01:23:24.840 He's on that side

01:23:25.380 of the argument

01:23:25.860 yet has no turbulence

01:23:27.260 whatsoever.

01:23:28.720 It's because

01:23:29.560 he's

01:23:30.340 good.

01:23:32.140 And that's what

01:23:33.020 people care about.

01:23:33.860 He's good.

01:23:34.500 Now you can make

01:23:35.320 the argument

01:23:35.820 that Kaepernick

01:23:36.500 should appear

01:23:37.100 on a roster

01:23:37.660 somewhere

01:23:38.080 as a third stringer

01:23:39.220 or something

01:23:39.560 and maybe he would

01:23:40.360 without this.

01:23:41.240 But it's hard to

01:23:41.980 want to bring in

01:23:43.240 this sort of controversy

01:23:44.160 when the guy

01:23:45.400 should barely be

01:23:46.740 on an NFL roster

01:23:47.680 and that's the problem

01:23:48.720 he's facing.

01:23:49.260 He's just not good enough.

01:23:50.840 Where does this guy

01:23:51.300 go from here?

01:23:52.720 Where does Kaepernick

01:23:53.300 go from here?

01:23:55.840 Seriously.

01:23:56.700 Cuba?

01:23:57.240 I don't.

01:23:57.880 Right.

01:23:58.300 I mean what is he

01:23:59.080 he is just going to be

01:24:00.080 I mean

01:24:00.520 he's just

01:24:02.080 he's an angry guy

01:24:03.920 and if he doesn't

01:24:04.680 get his way

01:24:05.320 there will be people

01:24:06.140 who just fuel

01:24:07.420 that anger.

01:24:08.300 I mean he is

01:24:08.860 he's not going to go away.

01:24:10.560 What happens?

01:24:11.480 Where is

01:24:11.740 what is the future

01:24:12.580 of Colin Kaepernick

01:24:13.520 and what is

01:24:14.660 quite honestly

01:24:15.140 what's the future

01:24:15.840 of the NFL?

01:24:17.880 Kansas City Chiefs

01:24:19.000 New England Patriots

01:24:20.180 Oh I loved it.

01:24:23.580 Well you were

01:24:24.080 one of the few

01:24:24.700 13% decline

01:24:27.200 in viewership

01:24:27.960 from the last

01:24:29.820 last year's

01:24:30.500 opening game

01:24:31.040 13% decline

01:24:32.460 anything to do

01:24:33.740 with

01:24:34.160 Colin Kaepernick

01:24:36.300 and all of this?

01:24:38.200 I think it might

01:24:38.640 have something

01:24:39.120 to do with it.

01:24:39.680 I think people

01:24:40.180 tend to over inflate

01:24:41.620 how much it has

01:24:42.140 to do with it

01:24:42.560 in my opinion.

01:24:44.320 You know

01:24:44.520 it could be

01:24:45.120 there's a lot

01:24:46.620 of other things

01:24:47.100 going on here

01:24:47.820 but I do think

01:24:49.220 it's probably

01:24:49.660 some percentage

01:24:50.460 of it.

01:24:50.920 I mean you know

01:24:51.240 there's been

01:24:52.220 a lot of news stories

01:24:53.000 we've got almost

01:24:53.640 been in a nuclear war

01:24:55.280 we've got massive

01:24:55.880 hurricanes wiping

01:24:56.660 out half of the country

01:24:57.700 there have been

01:24:58.520 other things

01:24:59.020 on the plate

01:24:59.540 and maybe that

01:25:00.320 was part of

01:25:00.760 the reason for it.

01:25:02.180 I mean if you're

01:25:02.520 in Florida

01:25:02.940 were you that

01:25:03.900 interested

01:25:04.380 in a game

01:25:06.060 I mean their games

01:25:06.860 got cancelled

01:25:07.440 this weekend

01:25:08.020 their NFL games

01:25:09.000 the Dolphins games

01:25:09.960 and the Bucs

01:25:11.500 played

01:25:11.720 happened to play

01:25:12.280 the Dolphins

01:25:12.880 but I mean

01:25:13.720 so those games

01:25:14.540 were cancelled

01:25:15.040 I mean maybe

01:25:16.020 you just weren't

01:25:16.620 in NFL mode

01:25:17.500 when you take out

01:25:18.120 two states

01:25:19.000 or big chunks

01:25:19.880 of two massive

01:25:20.960 media markets.

01:25:21.520 This is Thursday

01:25:22.020 though.

01:25:22.840 I know

01:25:23.160 but still

01:25:23.640 you're getting

01:25:23.960 prepared for the

01:25:24.640 hurricane right

01:25:25.160 I mean you may

01:25:25.600 not be as into

01:25:26.400 it as normal

01:25:27.020 and a 13% drop

01:25:28.220 off from

01:25:28.760 let's be honest

01:25:29.820 unbelievable numbers

01:25:31.120 these numbers

01:25:31.880 still

01:25:32.340 they're still

01:25:32.820 the top show

01:25:33.640 on all of

01:25:35.260 television

01:25:35.720 Sunday Night Football

01:25:36.780 rules television

01:25:38.460 every year.

01:25:39.140 yes and no

01:25:40.240 I read

01:25:40.780 yesterday

01:25:41.340 and you're

01:25:41.900 an expert

01:25:42.200 in this

01:25:42.540 I am not

01:25:42.940 but I read

01:25:43.820 yesterday

01:25:44.360 that

01:25:45.680 they actually

01:25:47.160 were down

01:25:47.920 last year

01:25:48.800 that the ratings

01:25:50.100 are going

01:25:51.380 down

01:25:51.960 and down

01:25:52.720 from what

01:25:53.220 I think

01:25:53.520 is more

01:25:53.840 of the question

01:25:54.400 down

01:25:55.080 from

01:25:55.460 unbelievable

01:25:56.660 to

01:25:57.580 unbelievable

01:25:59.180 right

01:26:00.060 like

01:26:00.260 they are

01:26:00.800 outperforming

01:26:01.560 everybody else

01:26:02.660 and remember

01:26:03.420 all other shows

01:26:05.160 are also

01:26:05.540 dropping off

01:26:06.180 look at what's

01:26:07.100 happening to

01:26:07.540 cable news

01:26:08.060 look at what's

01:26:09.240 happening to

01:26:10.060 I think cable

01:26:10.760 news scripted

01:26:11.520 television

01:26:11.980 yeah but I think

01:26:12.520 cable news is

01:26:13.220 different

01:26:13.640 I think cable

01:26:14.480 news is doing

01:26:15.180 it because

01:26:15.660 perhaps it's

01:26:18.520 not

01:26:18.780 I think cable

01:26:19.600 news is doing

01:26:20.180 it to itself

01:26:20.840 I really think

01:26:22.860 that cable news

01:26:23.660 the problem

01:26:24.160 with cable news

01:26:24.780 is I don't

01:26:25.360 want to watch

01:26:25.740 it anymore

01:26:26.120 do you

01:26:26.580 I don't know

01:26:27.980 most of the time

01:26:28.800 I don't know

01:26:29.300 I don't know

01:26:29.900 anybody who does

01:26:30.880 unless

01:26:31.580 like I watched

01:26:32.640 it this weekend

01:26:33.180 I want to know

01:26:33.700 what's going on

01:26:34.200 with the hurricane

01:26:34.740 right

01:26:35.100 and I want to

01:26:36.080 know about

01:26:36.400 world events

01:26:37.080 etc etc

01:26:37.680 but I do not

01:26:38.780 I don't care

01:26:39.460 about any of

01:26:40.000 this political

01:26:40.620 crap anymore

01:26:41.440 I mean I

01:26:41.940 care about it

01:26:42.860 I'll read it

01:26:43.560 but I don't

01:26:45.100 want to hear

01:26:46.380 it anymore

01:26:47.100 and it's more

01:26:48.720 of a

01:26:49.300 you're talking

01:26:50.000 about a very

01:26:50.360 specific thing

01:26:51.160 that occurs

01:26:51.700 on cable

01:26:52.160 news

01:26:52.440 yes

01:26:52.820 right

01:26:53.140 what this

01:26:53.640 two boxes

01:26:54.620 two activists

01:26:56.020 screaming at

01:26:56.680 each other

01:26:57.100 I don't care

01:26:58.100 bored to death

01:26:59.460 and that's

01:27:00.600 understandable

01:27:01.160 there's a lot

01:27:01.760 of other things

01:27:02.300 that go on

01:27:02.760 on cable

01:27:03.100 news

01:27:03.320 you know

01:27:04.280 that are

01:27:05.100 news

01:27:05.640 that are

01:27:05.960 news

01:27:06.220 or commentary

01:27:08.580 and analysis

01:27:09.280 and perspective

01:27:09.940 I think those

01:27:10.380 things are important

01:27:10.940 and you get

01:27:11.380 that sometimes

01:27:12.260 but it's

01:27:13.120 it's too

01:27:13.640 rare

01:27:13.960 it's the easiest

01:27:15.440 thing in the world

01:27:15.980 to throw on

01:27:16.680 two people

01:27:17.080 that hate

01:27:17.440 each other

01:27:17.820 and have them

01:27:18.440 scream their

01:27:18.980 insults

01:27:19.380 and then they

01:27:19.640 go out

01:27:19.880 for beers

01:27:20.240 afterwards

01:27:20.640 yeah

01:27:20.820 and I

01:27:21.020 don't

01:27:21.220 you know

01:27:21.600 here's the

01:27:22.060 here's the

01:27:22.540 problem

01:27:22.940 you know

01:27:24.080 with Colin

01:27:24.460 Kaepernick

01:27:24.940 dude

01:27:27.300 you realize

01:27:29.340 that a

01:27:30.200 read the

01:27:31.320 fifth stanza

01:27:32.080 of the

01:27:33.040 Star Spangled

01:27:34.080 Banner

01:27:34.320 it's all

01:27:34.880 about the

01:27:35.320 abolition

01:27:35.780 of slavery

01:27:36.900 all of it

01:27:37.600 fifth stanza

01:27:38.380 read it

01:27:39.000 look it up

01:27:39.600 that's what

01:27:41.180 it's about

01:27:41.620 freeing

01:27:43.060 men

01:27:43.840 in chains

01:27:45.240 slaves

01:27:46.280 that's what

01:27:47.480 it's about

01:27:47.940 it's about

01:27:49.900 the idea

01:27:50.720 of America

01:27:51.740 and you

01:27:53.420 know you

01:27:53.640 sit there

01:27:54.060 and you're

01:27:54.380 you're looking

01:27:54.980 at these

01:27:55.760 you're looking

01:27:56.780 at these guys

01:27:57.240 who are making

01:27:57.700 millions of

01:27:58.780 dollars

01:27:59.160 in an

01:28:01.120 American

01:28:01.580 system

01:28:02.220 and it is

01:28:04.960 the system

01:28:05.740 of stability

01:28:06.780 that is allowing

01:28:08.080 them to make

01:28:08.860 this kind of

01:28:09.400 money

01:28:09.620 if the

01:28:10.520 government

01:28:10.920 is unstable

01:28:12.120 if society

01:28:13.560 culture

01:28:14.040 goes unstable

01:28:15.100 nobody's

01:28:16.040 going to be

01:28:16.240 making money

01:28:16.940 nobody's

01:28:18.060 going to

01:28:18.180 make

01:28:18.300 certainly

01:28:18.940 nobody's

01:28:19.460 going to

01:28:19.580 be paying

01:28:20.060 you

01:28:20.520 millions

01:28:21.300 of dollars

01:28:21.880 to go

01:28:22.380 catch a

01:28:22.900 football

01:28:23.420 and it

01:28:25.120 drives me

01:28:25.940 nuts

01:28:26.580 and I

01:28:27.980 can't

01:28:28.240 I just

01:28:28.580 you know

01:28:29.160 I guess

01:28:29.480 it's because

01:28:30.120 we've been

01:28:30.720 so involved

01:28:31.360 lately

01:28:31.720 with you

01:28:33.000 know the

01:28:33.220 hurricanes

01:28:33.680 and before

01:28:34.980 that with

01:28:35.800 the you

01:28:37.540 know trying

01:28:37.940 to free

01:28:38.420 the slave

01:28:39.560 from the

01:28:40.600 sex slave 0.99

01:28:41.260 industry

01:28:42.040 and now

01:28:42.520 actual

01:28:43.380 slaves

01:28:44.020 trying to

01:28:45.320 trying to

01:28:46.840 save the

01:28:47.300 lives of

01:28:47.800 people in

01:28:48.460 the Middle

01:28:48.960 East

01:28:49.320 worried about

01:28:50.440 our own

01:28:51.240 children and

01:28:52.000 what they're

01:28:52.460 facing and

01:28:53.300 how are they

01:28:53.860 going to

01:28:54.140 how are we

01:28:54.580 going to

01:28:54.720 get them a

01:28:55.100 basic

01:28:55.420 education

01:28:55.940 let me

01:28:56.260 give you

01:28:56.500 let me

01:28:57.580 give you

01:28:57.760 some stats

01:28:58.220 on on

01:28:59.080 education

01:28:59.680 on

01:29:02.920 education

01:29:04.040 in

01:29:05.400 2004

01:29:06.380 the debt

01:29:07.920 for

01:29:09.040 college

01:29:09.540 students

01:29:10.000 was

01:29:10.620 260

01:29:11.640 billion

01:29:12.240 dollars

01:29:12.700 so if

01:29:13.920 you had

01:29:14.400 you went

01:29:14.700 to college

01:29:15.200 you had

01:29:15.800 debt

01:29:16.520 all of

01:29:17.660 the debt

01:29:18.120 for student

01:29:18.840 loans

01:29:19.260 260

01:29:20.580 billion

01:29:21.220 dollars

01:29:21.580 in

01:29:21.840 2004

01:29:22.780 do you

01:29:23.880 know what

01:29:24.080 that is

01:29:24.340 today

01:29:24.640 1.4

01:29:28.120 trillion

01:29:29.140 dollars

01:29:29.740 the cost

01:29:32.280 of education

01:29:33.040 is going

01:29:33.500 up

01:29:33.700 41%

01:29:35.560 per

01:29:36.240 year

01:29:37.200 there

01:29:39.500 are now

01:29:40.020 1,800

01:29:41.460 college

01:29:42.540 majors

01:29:43.140 you wouldn't

01:29:44.940 believe

01:29:45.540 the college

01:29:46.320 majors

01:29:46.760 that you

01:29:47.140 can get

01:29:47.500 now

01:29:47.760 you can

01:29:48.260 get a

01:29:48.520 college

01:29:48.760 major

01:29:49.080 on

01:29:49.540 on

01:29:50.220 Star

01:29:50.640 Wars

01:29:50.960 you can

01:29:51.960 get a

01:29:52.320 college

01:29:52.620 major

01:29:52.920 on

01:29:53.160 just

01:29:53.660 about

01:29:53.940 anything

01:29:54.440 I think

01:29:54.860 I have

01:29:54.980 an honorary

01:29:55.380 degree

01:29:55.720 already

01:29:56.040 right

01:29:56.540 and you've

01:29:58.140 gone into

01:29:58.540 debt

01:29:58.760 for that

01:29:59.180 and out

01:30:01.260 of those

01:30:01.600 college

01:30:01.940 majors

01:30:02.340 only one

01:30:03.140 out of

01:30:03.560 four

01:30:03.940 get a

01:30:04.380 job

01:30:04.840 in their

01:30:05.360 field

01:30:05.800 you know

01:30:08.980 this is

01:30:09.340 hurting

01:30:09.600 this is

01:30:11.080 hurting

01:30:11.400 housing

01:30:12.140 it is

01:30:13.500 hurting

01:30:13.760 marriage

01:30:14.420 it is

01:30:15.980 hurting

01:30:16.320 entrepreneurship

01:30:17.220 the idea

01:30:19.840 that I can

01:30:20.480 get married

01:30:21.120 have a

01:30:21.780 family

01:30:22.160 buy a

01:30:22.740 house

01:30:23.100 start my

01:30:24.020 own

01:30:24.140 business

01:30:24.540 when you're

01:30:26.640 this much

01:30:27.700 in debt

01:30:28.200 you're

01:30:29.180 not

01:30:29.300 thinking

01:30:29.500 about

01:30:29.680 buying

01:30:29.900 a

01:30:30.040 house

01:30:30.360 you're

01:30:31.020 gonna

01:30:31.100 get

01:30:31.260 out

01:30:31.380 of

01:30:31.500 debt

01:30:31.820 you're

01:30:33.600 not

01:30:33.740 thinking

01:30:34.000 about

01:30:34.220 getting

01:30:34.420 married

01:30:34.780 because

01:30:35.060 you're

01:30:35.360 not

01:30:35.520 financially

01:30:36.060 responsible

01:30:36.620 enough

01:30:36.940 to have

01:30:37.260 kids

01:30:37.740 start your

01:30:39.400 own

01:30:39.560 business

01:30:39.900 I have

01:30:40.260 too much

01:30:40.600 debt

01:30:40.860 already

01:30:41.360 this is

01:30:44.160 systematically

01:30:44.960 taking

01:30:45.580 us

01:30:45.880 apart

01:30:46.400 and

01:30:47.420 what

01:30:47.560 are

01:30:47.660 we

01:30:47.800 doing

01:30:48.100 we're

01:30:50.080 arguing

01:30:50.600 over

01:30:51.280 the

01:30:51.580 star

01:30:51.940 spangled

01:30:52.500 banner

01:30:52.900 which

01:30:53.180 the

01:30:53.420 fifth

01:30:53.860 verse

01:30:54.300 is

01:30:54.500 all

01:30:54.800 about

01:30:55.060 stopping

01:30:55.500 slavery

01:30:55.960 really

01:30:56.540 that

01:30:57.220 is

01:30:57.460 how

01:30:57.800 sweet

01:30:58.280 your

01:30:58.560 life

01:30:58.920 is

01:30:59.360 Colin

01:31:01.240 man

01:31:01.500 I

01:31:01.740 think

01:31:02.220 there's

01:31:02.440 a lot

01:31:02.700 of

01:31:02.780 people

01:31:02.980 all

01:31:03.160 around

01:31:03.360 the

01:31:03.500 world

01:31:03.700 that

01:31:03.860 would

01:31:04.000 love

01:31:04.740 to

01:31:04.920 have

01:31:05.080 the

01:31:05.280 sweet

01:31:05.760 ass 0.93

01:31:06.080 gig

01:31:06.380 that

01:31:06.540 you

01:31:06.800 have

01:31:07.240 had

01:31:08.280 had

01:31:10.200 the

01:31:11.760 sweet

01:31:12.500 retirement

01:31:13.760 plan

01:31:14.500 that

01:31:14.840 you're

01:31:15.060 under

01:31:15.300 they'd

01:31:18.040 love

01:31:18.480 to have

01:31:18.980 a fraction

01:31:20.120 of that

01:31:20.700 they'd

01:31:21.040 love

01:31:21.420 to have

01:31:21.760 the

01:31:21.920 opportunity

01:31:22.320 to lose

01:31:22.980 their

01:31:23.240 job

01:31:23.660 to

01:31:23.840 Blaine

01:31:24.140 Gabbert

01:31:24.540 too

01:31:24.840 they

01:31:26.020 would

01:31:26.280 think

01:31:26.580 that

01:31:26.820 was

01:31:27.040 wonderful

01:31:27.720 and

01:31:28.860 you know

01:31:29.180 that's

01:31:29.540 what

01:31:29.660 happened

01:31:30.000 before

01:31:30.600 he was

01:31:31.540 a

01:31:31.660 protester

01:31:32.140 before

01:31:32.620 he was

01:31:33.600 Mr.

01:31:33.980 Anti-Police

01:31:34.640 before

01:31:34.980 he was

01:31:35.400 wearing

01:31:35.600 pig

01:31:35.980 socks

01:31:36.480 he lost

01:31:37.240 his job

01:31:37.700 to a

01:31:38.020 guy

01:31:38.340 commonly

01:31:39.120 referred

01:31:39.600 to

01:31:40.000 as

01:31:40.520 a

01:31:40.720 complete

01:31:41.260 disaster

01:31:42.160 at

01:31:42.720 quarterback

01:31:43.020 he

01:31:43.800 lost

01:31:44.260 his

01:31:44.460 job

01:31:44.780 to

01:31:45.260 Blaine

01:31:45.540 Gabbert

01:31:45.900 and

01:31:47.160 you know

01:31:47.780 all these

01:31:48.240 people that

01:31:48.600 want to

01:31:48.820 tell you

01:31:49.140 he should

01:31:49.420 be on

01:31:49.680 a

01:31:49.800 roster

01:31:50.160 might

01:31:50.660 want

01:31:50.780 to

01:31:50.860 remember

01:31:51.080 that

01:31:51.380 it's

01:32:01.240 the

01:32:01.380 dead

01:32:01.520 of

01:32:01.680 night

01:32:02.060 you

01:32:04.080 wake

01:32:04.960 up

01:32:05.200 kind

01:32:05.400 of

01:32:05.500 in

01:32:05.620 a

01:32:05.820 fog 0.57

01:32:06.340 is

01:32:06.520 that

01:32:06.760 what

01:32:07.760 did

01:32:07.820 I

01:32:07.860 just

01:32:08.040 hear

01:32:08.300 is

01:32:09.340 that

01:32:09.480 glass

01:32:09.880 shattering

01:32:10.360 somebody

01:32:11.680 in

01:32:12.000 the

01:32:12.180 house

01:32:12.520 you

01:32:14.300 reach

01:32:14.520 over

01:32:14.760 you

01:32:14.980 unlock

01:32:15.300 your

01:32:15.460 nightstand

01:32:15.900 safe

01:32:16.340 your

01:32:16.680 hand

01:32:16.980 closes

01:32:17.380 in

01:32:17.620 around

01:32:17.900 the

01:32:18.140 hand

01:32:18.380 gun

01:32:18.640 it's

01:32:18.880 a

01:32:18.980 weight

01:32:19.180 that

01:32:19.340 your

01:32:19.500 hand

01:32:20.120 is

01:32:20.360 familiar

01:32:20.740 with

01:32:21.160 it's

01:32:21.700 been

01:32:21.880 there

01:32:22.040 before

01:32:22.460 hopefully

01:32:24.700 at this

01:32:25.160 point

01:32:25.460 your

01:32:25.720 basic

01:32:26.100 training

01:32:26.640 kicks

01:32:27.800 in

01:32:28.080 because

01:32:28.380 the

01:32:28.600 next

01:32:28.760 few

01:32:28.960 minutes

01:32:29.140 are

01:32:29.240 going

01:32:29.320 to

01:32:29.340 be

01:32:29.460 a

01:32:29.580 blur

01:32:29.860 you

01:32:31.040 now

01:32:31.420 have

01:32:31.740 to

01:32:31.880 go

01:32:32.120 and

01:32:32.380 protect

01:32:32.680 your

01:32:32.880 family

01:32:33.240 from

01:32:33.540 an

01:32:33.700 intruder

01:32:34.180 who

01:32:34.920 you

01:32:35.340 don't

01:32:35.520 know

01:32:35.640 why

01:32:35.780 he's

01:32:35.940 in

01:32:36.040 the

01:32:36.140 house

01:32:36.420 intended

01:32:37.740 to

01:32:37.960 cause

01:32:38.340 harm

01:32:38.980 worse

01:32:41.880 steal

01:32:42.660 stuff

01:32:43.200 food

01:32:43.860 what

01:32:44.180 is

01:32:44.360 it

01:32:44.580 your

01:32:46.860 family

01:32:47.260 is

01:32:47.600 shaken

01:32:48.340 after

01:32:49.500 you

01:32:49.740 have

01:32:49.980 had

01:32:50.520 to

01:32:50.640 pull

01:32:50.780 the

01:32:50.960 trigger

01:32:51.280 maybe

01:32:52.540 he's

01:32:52.880 dead

01:32:53.180 maybe

01:32:53.460 he's

01:32:53.740 alive

01:32:54.140 but

01:32:55.040 police

01:32:55.400 are

01:32:55.560 on

01:32:55.680 the

01:32:55.760 way

01:32:56.040 and

01:32:57.060 if

01:32:57.200 you've

01:32:57.480 discharged

01:32:57.920 your

01:32:58.180 firearm

01:32:58.760 they're

01:33:00.080 not

01:33:00.260 going

01:33:00.400 to

01:33:00.560 hail

01:33:00.820 you

01:33:01.000 as

01:33:01.140 a

01:33:01.240 hero

01:33:01.540 your

01:33:02.520 kids

01:33:03.040 will

01:33:03.340 see

01:33:03.600 daddy

01:33:04.120 arrested

01:33:04.940 and

01:33:07.600 questioned

01:33:08.180 keeping

01:33:10.820 your

01:33:11.060 family

01:33:11.360 safe

01:33:11.860 doesn't

01:33:12.740 stop

01:33:13.200 when

01:33:13.400 the

01:33:13.580 smoke

01:33:13.900 clears

01:33:14.360 the

01:33:15.160 bad

01:33:15.440 guy

01:33:15.740 is

01:33:15.960 replaced

01:33:16.380 by

01:33:16.700 a

01:33:16.860 guy

01:33:17.080 with

01:33:17.300 a

01:33:17.460 briefcase

01:33:18.140 and

01:33:18.360 a

01:33:18.580 suit

01:33:18.880 that

01:33:19.560 doesn't

01:33:20.080 want

01:33:20.360 you

01:33:20.660 to

01:33:20.840 be

01:33:20.980 able

01:33:21.140 to

01:33:21.300 protect

01:33:21.600 your

01:33:21.800 family

01:33:22.160 with

01:33:22.460 a

01:33:22.600 gun

01:33:22.900 knowing

01:33:24.420 exactly

01:33:24.940 what

01:33:25.160 you

01:33:25.260 should

01:33:25.480 and

01:33:25.620 shouldn't

01:33:25.940 say

01:33:26.300 once

01:33:27.680 the

01:33:27.840 police

01:33:28.100 arrive

01:33:28.580 knowing

01:33:29.060 what

01:33:29.380 your

01:33:29.560 rights

01:33:29.920 are

01:33:30.160 knowing

01:33:30.540 what

01:33:31.180 you're

01:33:31.460 doing

01:33:32.060 planning

01:33:33.160 for

01:33:33.460 the

01:33:33.640 moment

01:33:34.060 after

01:33:34.640 could

01:33:35.060 mean

01:33:35.240 the

01:33:35.380 difference

01:33:35.660 between

01:33:35.980 freedom

01:33:36.360 and

01:33:36.600 a

01:33:36.800 jail

01:33:37.080 cell

01:33:37.500 if

01:33:38.280 you

01:33:38.360 want

01:33:38.480 to

01:33:38.580 protect

01:33:38.900 your

01:33:39.100 family

01:33:39.560 and

01:33:40.000 live

01:33:40.280 by

01:33:40.480 the

01:33:40.640 constitution

01:33:41.260 go to

01:33:42.240 protect

01:33:42.600 and

01:33:42.760 defend

01:33:43.080 dot com

01:33:43.620 right now

01:33:44.000 claim your

01:33:44.480 free copy

01:33:45.000 of the

01:33:45.260 USCCA's

01:33:46.120 free guide

01:33:46.700 that will

01:33:47.020 uncover

01:33:47.360 the six

01:33:47.900 things

01:33:48.180 you

01:33:48.360 didn't

01:33:48.740 know

01:33:49.100 that

01:33:49.700 will

01:33:50.080 happen

01:33:50.540 when

01:33:50.820 the

01:33:50.940 police

01:33:51.220 arrive

01:33:51.620 that's

01:33:52.400 protect

01:33:52.880 and

01:33:53.200 defend

01:33:53.600 dot com

01:33:54.240 now

01:33:54.680 you

01:33:54.920 carry a

01:33:55.360 gun

01:33:55.540 protect

01:33:56.100 and

01:33:56.400 defend

01:33:56.840 dot com

01:33:57.800 if you'd like

01:34:17.240 to help out

01:34:17.660 with

01:34:17.880 hurricane

01:34:18.700 relief

01:34:19.240 for either

01:34:19.960 Harvey or

01:34:20.620 Irma

01:34:21.020 we invite

01:34:22.120 you to

01:34:22.560 participate

01:34:23.400 at

01:34:23.820 mercury

01:34:24.360 one dot

01:34:25.100 org

01:34:25.600 mercury

01:34:26.280 one dot

01:34:26.880 org

01:34:27.300 and

01:34:28.560 just

01:34:29.100 donate

01:34:29.460 there

01:34:29.840 we have

01:34:30.740 our

01:34:30.960 partners

01:34:31.280 on the

01:34:31.880 ground

01:34:32.300 for

01:34:34.300 Irma

01:34:34.740 and

01:34:35.540 and

01:34:37.000 for

01:34:37.240 Harvey

01:34:37.600 and

01:34:37.920 it's

01:34:38.240 it's

01:34:38.540 bad

01:34:38.860 but

01:34:39.100 we

01:34:39.240 sure

01:34:39.420 appreciate

01:34:39.940 all

01:34:40.860 of

01:34:40.960 your

01:34:41.100 help

01:34:41.360 all

01:34:41.620 of

01:34:41.760 the

01:34:42.020 information

01:34:42.720 that

01:34:42.940 you

01:34:43.080 need

01:34:43.560 on

01:34:43.740 where

01:34:43.940 the

01:34:44.100 money

01:34:44.240 goes

01:34:44.660 how

01:34:44.800 the

01:34:44.900 money

01:34:45.040 is

01:34:45.200 spent

01:34:45.540 I

01:34:46.020 just

01:34:46.180 tell

01:34:46.380 you

01:34:46.480 that

01:34:46.620 every

01:34:46.920 dollar

01:34:47.340 that

01:34:47.560 is

01:34:47.680 earmarked

01:34:48.160 for

01:34:48.380 the

01:34:48.560 hurricanes

01:34:49.000 goes

01:34:49.380 right

01:34:49.800 to

01:34:49.960 the

01:34:50.080 hurricane

01:34:50.460 there's

01:34:50.860 there's

01:34:51.240 not

01:34:51.420 a dime

01:34:52.140 that

01:34:52.860 goes

01:34:53.080 anywhere

01:34:53.400 else

01:34:53.760 we

01:34:53.880 skim

01:34:54.080 very

01:34:54.340 little

01:34:54.640 off

01:34:55.100 the

01:34:55.200 top

01:34:55.820 there's

01:34:58.260 parties

01:34:59.240 and

01:34:59.420 events

01:34:59.680 that

01:34:59.820 need

01:34:59.940 to

01:35:00.040 happen

01:35:00.480 you

01:35:00.740 know

01:35:00.900 really

01:35:01.240 we

01:35:01.540 are

01:35:01.900 in

01:35:02.060 Texas

01:35:02.280 which

01:35:02.500 is

01:35:02.620 one

01:35:02.740 of

01:35:02.820 the

01:35:02.900 hurricane

01:35:03.200 affected

01:35:03.480 states

01:35:04.020 right

01:35:04.480 no

01:35:04.760 actually

01:35:05.020 luckily

01:35:05.300 I

01:35:05.460 have

01:35:05.560 nothing

01:35:05.720 to do

01:35:05.960 with

01:35:06.060 it

01:35:06.160 so

01:35:06.280 it

01:35:06.380 does

01:35:06.560 all

01:35:06.680 go

01:35:06.800 to

01:35:06.940 the

01:35:07.060 hurricane

01:35:07.320 mercury

01:35:07.860 one

01:35:08.180 dot

01:35:08.400 org

01:35:08.680 slash

01:35:09.120 hurricane

01:35:09.640 relief

01:35:10.180 and

01:35:11.120 get

01:35:11.320 involved

01:35:11.620 also

01:35:12.080 there's

01:35:12.340 something

01:35:12.540 else

01:35:12.880 called

01:35:13.200 just

01:35:13.620 serve

01:35:14.060 dot

01:35:14.420 org

01:35:14.780 not

01:35:15.460 affiliated

01:35:15.940 with

01:35:16.720 me

01:35:17.000 but

01:35:17.360 I

01:35:18.120 know

01:35:18.280 a lot

01:35:18.520 of

01:35:18.600 people

01:35:18.800 that

01:35:18.940 are

01:35:19.040 using

01:35:19.320 just

01:35:19.580 serve

01:35:19.840 dot

01:35:20.080 org

01:35:20.340 you

01:35:20.880 can

01:35:21.020 go

01:35:21.140 there

01:35:21.360 and

01:35:21.560 that

01:35:21.740 is

01:35:21.940 those

01:35:22.360 are

01:35:22.480 people

01:35:22.720 on

01:35:22.960 the

01:35:23.080 ground

01:35:23.340 who

01:35:23.500 are

01:35:23.620 saying

01:35:23.980 hey

01:35:24.360 our

01:35:24.980 church

01:35:25.360 is

01:35:25.580 doing

01:35:26.000 x y

01:35:26.700 and z

01:35:27.160 or

01:35:27.540 our

01:35:27.820 organization

01:35:28.480 and we

01:35:29.400 really

01:35:29.640 need

01:35:29.900 help

01:35:30.220 in

01:35:30.440 this

01:35:30.620 area

01:35:30.920 so

01:35:31.120 you

01:35:31.260 can

01:35:31.420 actually

01:35:31.700 go

01:35:31.940 and

01:35:32.120 find

01:35:32.600 the

01:35:33.520 people

01:35:33.820 on

01:35:34.020 the

01:35:34.100 ground

01:35:34.300 that

01:35:34.440 are

01:35:34.560 actually

01:35:35.000 looking

01:35:35.380 and

01:35:35.720 needing

01:35:36.220 help

01:35:36.520 on

01:35:36.660 the

01:35:36.740 ground

01:35:37.060 just

01:35:37.520 serve

01:35:37.820 dot

01:35:38.080 org

01:35:38.360 or

01:35:38.640 mercury

01:35:39.080 one

01:35:39.420 dot

01:35:39.640 org

01:35:39.900 slash

01:35:40.240 hurricane

01:35:40.760 couple

01:35:41.300 other

01:35:41.480 things

01:35:41.700 with

01:35:41.820 it

01:35:41.900 being

01:35:42.060 the

01:35:42.280 9-11

01:35:42.580 anniversary

01:35:43.040 first

01:35:43.540 of

01:35:43.680 all

01:35:43.880 if

01:35:44.600 you're

01:35:44.720 on

01:35:44.880 twitter

01:35:45.080 follow

01:35:45.520 Ari 0.99

01:35:45.860 Fleischer

01:35:46.440 today

01:35:46.720 he

01:35:47.560 was

01:35:47.700 the

01:35:47.880 of

01:35:48.100 course

01:35:48.320 in

01:35:48.660 the

01:35:48.980 Bush

01:35:49.420 administration

01:35:49.880 at

01:35:50.120 the

01:35:50.220 time

01:35:50.460 and

01:35:50.680 he

01:35:50.800 does

01:35:50.980 a

01:35:51.140 minute

01:35:51.400 by

01:35:51.580 minute

01:35:51.880 recap

01:35:52.760 of

01:35:53.040 that

01:35:53.240 day

01:35:53.620 of

01:35:53.860 9-11

01:35:54.240 2001

01:35:54.760 as

01:35:55.260 it

01:35:55.380 happened

01:35:55.720 and

01:35:56.040 he

01:35:56.180 posts

01:35:56.480 the

01:35:56.620 things

01:35:56.820 as

01:35:56.960 it

01:35:57.040 goes

01:35:57.280 it's

01:35:57.520 an

01:35:57.620 amazing

01:35:57.920 thing

01:35:58.140 to

01:35:58.300 read

01:35:58.520 during

01:35:58.720 the

01:35:58.860 day

01:35:59.100 because

01:35:59.500 you

01:35:59.600 just

01:35:59.780 forget

01:36:00.140 so

01:36:00.380 many

01:36:00.600 details

01:36:01.020 about

01:36:01.260 what

01:36:01.720 they

01:36:01.880 were

01:36:02.040 thinking

01:36:02.360 and

01:36:02.900 what

01:36:03.040 you

01:36:03.200 were

01:36:03.360 thinking

01:36:03.640 at

01:36:03.820 that

01:36:03.940 time

01:36:04.200 the

01:36:04.640 other

01:36:04.760 thing

01:36:04.880 I

01:36:04.980 always

01:36:05.240 recommend

01:36:05.600 is a

01:36:05.980 tradition

01:36:06.620 I think

01:36:07.020 on the

01:36:07.280 show

01:36:07.460 this

01:36:07.740 is

01:36:07.860 the

01:36:08.020 one

01:36:08.460 day

01:36:08.900 I

01:36:09.580 always

01:36:09.840 recommend

01:36:10.320 you

01:36:10.540 should

01:36:11.100 watch

01:36:11.860 MSNBC

01:36:12.620 because

01:36:13.560 this

01:36:13.920 is

01:36:14.100 the

01:36:14.300 day

01:36:14.680 except

01:36:14.960 they're

01:36:15.060 not

01:36:15.180 doing

01:36:15.360 it

01:36:15.480 this

01:36:15.640 year

01:36:15.820 yeah

01:36:16.100 this

01:36:16.400 is

01:36:16.540 the

01:36:16.700 day

01:36:16.920 they

01:36:17.120 play

01:36:17.600 the

01:36:17.820 today

01:36:18.200 show

01:36:18.500 coverage

01:36:18.840 from

01:36:19.040 9-11

01:36:19.420 straight 0.70

01:36:19.880 no

01:36:20.180 commercials

01:36:20.580 nothing

01:36:20.960 they're

01:36:21.500 not

01:36:21.640 doing

01:36:21.880 it

01:36:22.020 this

01:36:22.180 way

01:36:22.340 they

01:36:22.460 are

01:36:22.580 moving

01:36:22.880 away

01:36:23.280 from

01:36:23.560 that

01:36:23.740 coverage

01:36:24.220 which

01:36:24.520 is

01:36:24.720 that's

01:36:25.080 sad

01:36:25.380 Glenn

01:36:29.040 Beck

01:36:30.020 this

01:36:47.060 is

01:36:47.540 the

01:36:47.680 Glenn

01:36:47.860 Beck

01:36:48.020 program

01:36:48.440 Pat

01:36:50.300 Gray

01:36:50.660 Unleashed

01:36:51.580 begins

01:36:52.020 his

01:36:52.440 own

01:36:53.080 radio

01:36:53.420 broadcast

01:36:54.040 radio

01:36:54.380 and

01:36:54.640 television

01:36:55.000 on

01:36:55.200 the

01:36:55.300 blaze

01:36:55.660 TV

01:36:55.960 and

01:36:57.200 that

01:36:57.420 begins

01:36:57.860 today

01:36:58.540 he's

01:36:59.240 back

01:36:59.540 and

01:36:59.860 this

01:37:00.080 time

01:37:00.420 he's

01:37:01.080 pissed

01:37:01.360 off

01:37:01.800 and

01:37:03.780 that

01:37:03.900 begins

01:37:04.140 today

01:37:04.420 in

01:37:04.700 about

01:37:04.920 25

01:37:05.260 minutes

01:37:05.500 you

01:37:05.640 can

01:37:05.760 hear

01:37:05.900 it

01:37:06.100 on

01:37:06.580 the

01:37:06.780 blaze

01:37:07.180 radio

01:37:07.900 network

01:37:08.280 and

01:37:08.460 the

01:37:08.580 blaze

01:37:08.880 TV

01:37:09.160 network

01:37:09.540 just

01:37:10.020 go

01:37:10.160 to

01:37:10.260 the

01:37:10.360 blaze

01:37:10.640 dot

01:37:10.840 com

01:37:11.060 find

01:37:11.280 out

01:37:11.400 more

01:37:11.540 information

01:37:11.940 there

01:37:12.200 welcome

01:37:12.980 to

01:37:13.100 the

01:37:13.200 program

01:37:13.520 Pat

01:37:13.840 thank

01:37:14.260 you

01:37:14.420 good

01:37:14.680 to

01:37:14.760 be

01:37:14.900 here

01:37:15.160 had

01:37:15.880 you

01:37:15.980 guys

01:37:16.160 seen

01:37:16.340 the

01:37:16.540 new

01:37:16.700 york

01:37:16.860 times

01:37:17.100 article

01:37:17.360 about

01:37:17.600 the

01:37:17.740 new

01:37:17.900 kind

01:37:18.100 of

01:37:18.240 civil

01:37:18.480 war

01:37:18.720 that's

01:37:18.940 coming

01:37:19.320 oh

01:37:19.860 yeah

01:37:20.240 a new

01:37:20.700 kind

01:37:20.880 of

01:37:22.120 civil

01:37:22.360 war

01:37:22.580 okay

01:37:22.860 we're

01:37:23.320 tired

01:37:23.640 of

01:37:23.820 the

01:37:23.960 old

01:37:24.360 way

01:37:24.740 we

01:37:24.960 want

01:37:25.140 to

01:37:25.240 do

01:37:25.400 something

01:37:25.720 new

01:37:26.200 yeah

01:37:26.660 there's

01:37:26.880 gotta be

01:37:27.240 some new

01:37:27.640 ways

01:37:27.920 to kill

01:37:28.260 people

01:37:28.400 I don't

01:37:28.900 want

01:37:29.140 to go

01:37:29.460 out

01:37:29.700 on the

01:37:29.940 battlefield

01:37:30.380 dressed

01:37:30.920 in

01:37:31.040 those

01:37:31.300 wool

01:37:31.660 clothing

01:37:32.300 it's

01:37:33.000 too hot

01:37:33.380 in

01:37:33.520 Texas

01:37:33.780 way

01:37:34.740 too hot

01:37:35.080 and

01:37:35.540 nobody's

01:37:36.080 willing

01:37:36.280 to do

01:37:36.580 that

01:37:36.780 anymore

01:37:37.100 unless

01:37:37.360 it's

01:37:37.540 air

01:37:37.660 conditioned

01:37:38.040 right

01:37:38.520 so we

01:37:39.240 had to

01:37:39.520 find a

01:37:39.800 new

01:37:39.900 way

01:37:40.060 apparently

01:37:40.440 we

01:37:40.660 have

01:37:40.980 okay

01:37:41.280 the

01:37:41.800 article

01:37:42.060 says

01:37:42.500 a day

01:37:43.000 after the

01:37:43.400 brawling

01:37:43.740 and racist

01:37:44.180 brutality

01:37:44.720 and deaths

01:37:45.560 in

01:37:46.000 Virginia

01:37:46.380 which I

01:37:47.400 only remember

01:37:47.820 one death

01:37:48.480 that didn't

01:37:49.440 seem to be

01:37:49.840 plural

01:37:50.140 governor

01:37:51.220 there were

01:37:51.580 other

01:37:51.880 you're saying

01:37:52.620 that's the

01:37:52.980 only death

01:37:53.500 that happened

01:37:53.980 there

01:37:54.260 violently

01:37:54.940 yes

01:37:55.320 in

01:37:55.640 Virginia

01:37:56.100 in

01:37:56.380 Virginia

01:37:56.820 that day

01:37:58.040 by the

01:37:58.880 people that

01:37:59.340 they're talking

01:37:59.880 about

01:38:00.300 with the

01:38:01.120 instance

01:38:01.660 they're talking

01:38:02.260 a lot of

01:38:02.820 disclaimers

01:38:03.360 a lot of

01:38:04.180 disclaimers

01:38:04.640 sounds like

01:38:05.760 an Al Gore

01:38:06.500 piece

01:38:07.200 doesn't it

01:38:07.720 governor

01:38:08.320 Terry

01:38:08.620 McAuliffe

01:38:09.000 asked

01:38:09.380 how did

01:38:10.200 we get

01:38:10.500 to this

01:38:10.800 place

01:38:11.140 the more

01:38:11.880 relevant

01:38:12.180 question

01:38:12.600 though

01:38:12.780 after

01:38:13.020 Charlottesville

01:38:13.580 and other

01:38:13.920 deadly

01:38:14.240 episodes

01:38:14.680 in

01:38:14.880 Ferguson

01:38:15.340 Charleston

01:38:16.320 Dallas

01:38:16.980 St.

01:38:17.440 Paul

01:38:17.700 Baltimore

01:38:18.340 Baton Rouge

01:38:19.020 and Alexandria

01:38:19.760 which they're

01:38:20.460 lumping even

01:38:21.120 Dallas in

01:38:21.740 which was

01:38:22.100 five police

01:38:22.640 officers shot

01:38:23.360 was not

01:38:24.280 the same

01:38:25.180 thing that

01:38:25.500 they're talking

01:38:25.820 about in

01:38:26.120 these other

01:38:26.480 cities

01:38:26.780 is where

01:38:27.720 is the

01:38:28.000 United

01:38:28.240 States

01:38:28.580 headed

01:38:28.840 how

01:38:29.140 fragile

01:38:29.560 is the

01:38:30.460 union

01:38:30.880 our

01:38:31.480 republic

01:38:31.940 and a

01:38:32.540 country

01:38:32.840 that has

01:38:33.160 long been

01:38:33.640 considered

01:38:34.000 the world's

01:38:34.480 most stable

01:38:34.980 democracy

01:38:35.540 okay

01:38:36.540 we're not

01:38:37.240 a democracy

01:38:37.900 I used to

01:38:39.220 hate that

01:38:39.580 no

01:38:40.320 I used to

01:38:41.260 hate people

01:38:41.580 like I got

01:38:42.540 it I got it

01:38:43.140 Mr.

01:38:43.440 Constitution

01:38:43.920 in the pocket

01:38:44.420 it is so

01:38:46.020 important

01:38:46.340 because

01:38:46.940 democracy

01:38:47.880 is the

01:38:48.480 new way

01:38:49.260 to describe

01:38:49.960 socialism

01:38:50.460 yes it is

01:38:51.200 the way

01:38:51.600 to get

01:38:52.140 to socialism

01:38:52.980 which eventually

01:38:54.040 gets you

01:38:54.700 to totalitarianism

01:38:56.020 it's Venezuela

01:38:56.820 remember he

01:38:58.180 was a

01:38:58.620 democratically

01:38:59.640 elected

01:39:00.960 and then

01:39:02.140 you fill in

01:39:02.780 the blank

01:39:03.240 and it

01:39:03.660 always ends

01:39:04.420 the same

01:39:04.820 way

01:39:05.140 exactly

01:39:05.620 so it

01:39:06.700 continues

01:39:07.140 the dangers

01:39:07.680 are now

01:39:08.020 bigger than

01:39:08.860 the collective

01:39:09.300 episodes of

01:39:10.000 violence

01:39:10.320 the radical

01:39:11.100 right

01:39:11.640 was more

01:39:12.640 successful in

01:39:13.480 entering the

01:39:14.100 political

01:39:14.480 mainstream

01:39:15.000 last year

01:39:15.660 than in

01:39:16.020 half a

01:39:16.340 century

01:39:16.640 the southern

01:39:17.460 poverty

01:39:18.000 law

01:39:18.500 center

01:39:18.820 reported

01:39:19.320 in

01:39:19.600 February

01:39:20.060 the New

01:39:21.320 York

01:39:21.500 Times

01:39:21.980 quoting the

01:39:22.840 southern

01:39:23.180 poverty

01:39:23.760 law

01:39:24.200 center

01:39:24.420 is like

01:39:25.740 Fox

01:39:26.440 News

01:39:26.880 quoting the

01:39:27.620 research and

01:39:28.200 statistics

01:39:28.640 department

01:39:29.100 at the

01:39:29.420 KKK

01:39:29.900 we can't

01:39:31.680 allow that

01:39:32.280 kind of

01:39:32.860 yellow

01:39:33.800 journalism

01:39:34.480 to just

01:39:35.440 go unnoticed

01:39:36.360 they put

01:39:37.180 Hobby Lobby

01:39:38.360 and Chick-fil-A

01:39:39.040 as hate

01:39:39.400 groups if

01:39:39.860 they could

01:39:40.260 and they

01:39:40.880 have and

01:39:41.400 they put

01:39:41.760 David Barton

01:39:42.700 as a terrorist

01:39:44.240 he's a

01:39:44.840 domestic

01:39:45.660 terrorist

01:39:46.120 I believe

01:39:46.520 it's such

01:39:47.920 an illegitimate

01:39:49.000 source

01:39:49.600 it's such

01:39:50.120 an illegitimate

01:39:51.060 organization

01:39:52.180 and they

01:39:52.920 keep quoting

01:39:53.600 it

01:39:53.740 because they

01:39:54.220 don't care

01:39:55.120 it's not

01:39:55.800 I honestly

01:39:56.920 think most

01:39:57.600 of the people

01:39:58.060 at the

01:39:58.500 New York

01:39:58.820 Times

01:39:59.160 don't have

01:40:00.420 any idea

01:40:01.540 that it's

01:40:02.620 a totally

01:40:03.320 bogus

01:40:03.900 place

01:40:04.680 they really

01:40:05.120 think

01:40:05.360 they don't

01:40:05.800 I really

01:40:06.040 do

01:40:06.260 the average

01:40:06.980 person

01:40:07.380 the average

01:40:08.320 person

01:40:08.800 because all

01:40:09.700 their friends

01:40:10.140 are just like

01:40:10.600 yeah the

01:40:10.900 southern

01:40:11.100 poverty

01:40:11.400 law

01:40:11.700 center

01:40:11.840 southern

01:40:12.140 poverty

01:40:12.400 law

01:40:12.700 center

01:40:12.840 southern

01:40:13.100 do you

01:40:14.140 know what

01:40:14.480 it is

01:40:14.920 you know

01:40:15.680 what money

01:40:16.220 is behind

01:40:16.720 it

01:40:16.880 do you

01:40:17.080 even know

01:40:17.400 what they

01:40:17.720 say

01:40:18.200 I mean

01:40:18.680 they have

01:40:19.060 to know

01:40:19.420 though

01:40:19.640 it's

01:40:19.980 nothing

01:40:20.300 but a

01:40:20.760 left

01:40:21.020 wing

01:40:21.360 a far

01:40:22.220 left

01:40:22.680 extreme

01:40:23.520 left

01:40:23.980 wing

01:40:24.340 organization

01:40:25.080 they don't

01:40:25.800 I don't

01:40:27.020 think they

01:40:27.300 care

01:40:27.540 I don't

01:40:28.380 think

01:40:28.600 even if

01:40:29.880 they do

01:40:30.240 they don't

01:40:30.580 think there's

01:40:30.920 a problem

01:40:31.260 with that

01:40:31.540 yeah they

01:40:31.860 certainly

01:40:32.160 don't

01:40:32.400 care

01:40:32.600 right

01:40:32.840 if you're

01:40:33.240 politically

01:40:33.580 engaged

01:40:34.120 I think

01:40:34.460 you know

01:40:34.740 it

01:40:34.880 but I

01:40:35.200 mean

01:40:35.340 the

01:40:35.640 thing

01:40:35.780 that

01:40:35.940 sucks

01:40:36.180 about

01:40:36.400 the

01:40:36.660 southern

01:40:37.200 poverty

01:40:37.540 law

01:40:37.820 center

01:40:37.960 doing

01:40:38.380 this

01:40:38.700 in this

01:40:39.100 crazy

01:40:39.580 left wing

01:40:40.000 way

01:40:40.260 is that

01:40:40.580 there's

01:40:40.780 real

01:40:41.080 there would

01:40:41.400 be real

01:40:42.020 value

01:40:42.940 to someone

01:40:43.880 doing that

01:40:44.560 work

01:40:44.840 honestly

01:40:45.160 like tracking

01:40:46.420 the real

01:40:47.180 crazy

01:40:47.560 groups

01:40:48.060 on both

01:40:49.240 sides

01:40:49.640 but they

01:40:50.740 don't do

01:40:51.260 that

01:40:51.420 and everybody

01:40:52.520 knows that

01:40:53.020 they don't

01:40:53.500 do that

01:40:54.060 but also

01:40:55.140 as we've

01:40:55.880 talked about

01:40:56.260 these goofballs 0.92

01:40:57.060 in the alt

01:40:57.600 right

01:40:57.860 are not

01:40:59.080 on the

01:40:59.940 right

01:41:00.260 that's

01:41:01.500 where the

01:41:01.920 word

01:41:02.280 alt

01:41:03.120 short for

01:41:03.740 alternative

01:41:04.540 comes from

01:41:06.260 right

01:41:06.600 and these

01:41:07.240 Nazis

01:41:07.640 that are

01:41:08.320 running around

01:41:09.360 now all of

01:41:09.840 a sudden

01:41:10.160 they're not

01:41:10.720 an American

01:41:11.620 right wing

01:41:12.280 organization

01:41:12.940 we don't

01:41:13.880 and we don't

01:41:14.440 live in

01:41:14.760 Europe

01:41:14.960 so we

01:41:15.660 shouldn't

01:41:15.900 have to

01:41:16.160 keep saying

01:41:16.660 this

01:41:16.940 but the

01:41:17.520 right is

01:41:18.040 for small

01:41:18.480 government

01:41:18.900 and

01:41:19.880 and

01:41:20.460 and not

01:41:21.200 for a

01:41:21.540 government

01:41:21.880 that can

01:41:22.620 put people

01:41:23.060 in concentration

01:41:23.640 camps

01:41:24.060 so

01:41:24.280 so

01:41:24.560 I'm

01:41:24.780 sure

01:41:25.060 I'm

01:41:25.680 I mean

01:41:29.880 these words

01:41:30.940 mean things

01:41:31.560 I guess

01:41:32.000 here's what

01:41:32.480 I want you

01:41:33.360 to do

01:41:34.400 Sarah

01:41:34.740 could you

01:41:35.100 play

01:41:35.380 what is it

01:41:35.940 the Steve

01:41:36.760 Bannon

01:41:37.040 cut that

01:41:37.480 we played

01:41:37.820 earlier today

01:41:38.500 oh it's

01:41:38.920 cut nine

01:41:39.280 I think

01:41:39.640 Sarah

01:41:40.000 could you

01:41:40.860 play cut

01:41:41.220 nine

01:41:41.520 for me

01:41:41.940 if Steve

01:41:42.360 Bannon

01:41:42.600 this is

01:41:43.020 60 minutes

01:41:43.860 last night

01:41:44.340 tell me

01:41:44.740 that this

01:41:45.140 is what

01:41:45.400 the right

01:41:45.820 believes

01:41:46.360 there's

01:41:46.900 no path

01:41:47.420 to citizenship

01:41:47.980 no path

01:41:49.120 to a green

01:41:49.480 card

01:41:49.760 and no

01:41:51.000 amnesty

01:41:51.340 amnesty

01:41:52.000 is non

01:41:52.340 negotiable

01:41:52.860 America

01:41:53.580 was in

01:41:55.040 the eyes

01:41:55.480 of so

01:41:55.840 many people

01:41:56.460 and it's

01:41:58.240 what people

01:41:58.640 respect America

01:41:59.440 for

01:41:59.840 it is

01:42:00.920 people have

01:42:01.320 been able

01:42:01.600 to come

01:42:01.960 here

01:42:02.280 find a

01:42:04.320 place

01:42:04.740 contribute to

01:42:06.040 the economy

01:42:06.600 that's not

01:42:07.220 what immigration

01:42:08.220 has been

01:42:08.980 in America

01:42:10.220 and you seem

01:42:11.180 to want to

01:42:11.540 turn it

01:42:11.880 around

01:42:12.460 and stop

01:42:13.700 it

01:42:14.060 you could

01:42:14.340 be more

01:42:14.700 dead wrong

01:42:15.160 America

01:42:15.780 was built

01:42:16.340 on her

01:42:17.340 citizens

01:42:17.820 we're all

01:42:18.500 immigrants

01:42:19.000 America

01:42:19.700 was built

01:42:20.260 on her

01:42:20.600 don't give

01:42:22.320 me this

01:42:22.560 is the

01:42:22.880 thing of

01:42:23.300 the left

01:42:23.560 Charlie

01:42:24.260 that's

01:42:24.540 beneath

01:42:24.740 you

01:42:24.980 America

01:42:25.680 is built

01:42:25.980 on our

01:42:26.220 citizens

01:42:27.200 look at

01:42:28.260 the 19th

01:42:28.760 century

01:42:29.080 what built

01:42:29.900 America

01:42:30.280 is called

01:42:30.600 the American

01:42:31.060 system

01:42:31.500 from

01:42:32.020 Hamilton

01:42:32.440 to Polk

01:42:33.940 to Henry

01:42:34.560 Clay

01:42:34.880 to Lincoln

01:42:35.620 to the

01:42:36.160 Roosevelt's

01:42:36.880 stop

01:42:37.140 a system

01:42:37.660 of protection

01:42:38.560 stop

01:42:39.180 okay but this

01:42:39.940 guy's not

01:42:40.420 he's not the

01:42:41.060 beacon of

01:42:41.420 conservatism

01:42:42.000 right but that

01:42:42.620 is what

01:42:43.060 conservatives

01:42:43.660 are now

01:42:44.440 because

01:42:45.020 conservatives

01:42:45.620 are hearing

01:42:46.120 the first

01:42:46.480 part

01:42:46.780 yeah

01:42:47.120 and they're

01:42:47.780 agreeing

01:42:48.480 with it

01:42:48.800 right

01:42:49.000 and this

01:42:49.580 is the

01:42:49.860 problem

01:42:50.140 with white

01:42:51.300 nationalists

01:42:52.260 the white

01:42:52.820 nationalists

01:42:53.500 yes the

01:42:54.640 white part

01:42:55.320 is a scary

01:42:56.120 scary part

01:42:56.860 but the

01:42:57.940 nationalist

01:42:58.440 part is

01:42:59.180 what gives

01:42:59.720 them control

01:43:00.500 to round

01:43:01.160 anybody up

01:43:01.820 that they

01:43:02.120 want to

01:43:02.800 round up

01:43:03.260 and so

01:43:04.480 you know

01:43:05.080 the what

01:43:06.000 he's quoting

01:43:06.640 here is

01:43:07.740 the American

01:43:08.360 system

01:43:08.900 now I

01:43:09.460 had never

01:43:09.780 heard

01:43:10.060 have you ever

01:43:10.640 heard of

01:43:10.820 anybody go

01:43:11.220 oh man

01:43:11.760 Polk

01:43:12.260 he was

01:43:12.880 great

01:43:13.240 I mean

01:43:14.720 I'm pretty

01:43:15.180 good with

01:43:15.600 the president

01:43:16.120 other than

01:43:16.540 me and

01:43:16.820 Stu

01:43:17.080 nobody's

01:43:17.600 ever

01:43:17.940 sung the

01:43:18.580 praises

01:43:18.920 of James

01:43:19.500 okay

01:43:19.900 I mean

01:43:20.740 I've never

01:43:21.740 been around

01:43:22.220 anybody

01:43:22.500 and frankly

01:43:23.260 he was

01:43:23.720 terrible

01:43:24.020 we shouldn't

01:43:24.620 have sung

01:43:24.920 his praises

01:43:25.440 no

01:43:25.640 he was

01:43:26.060 not a

01:43:26.800 good

01:43:26.900 president

01:43:27.280 really

01:43:27.600 really

01:43:28.040 because

01:43:28.380 here's

01:43:29.220 Polk

01:43:29.880 Hamilton

01:43:31.140 and Henry

01:43:31.980 Clay's

01:43:32.720 American

01:43:33.800 system

01:43:34.460 okay

01:43:34.900 one

01:43:35.360 a tariff

01:43:35.980 to protect

01:43:36.620 and promote

01:43:37.140 American

01:43:37.600 industry

01:43:38.080 yep

01:43:38.440 two

01:43:39.520 a national

01:43:40.700 central

01:43:41.620 bank

01:43:42.380 yeah he

01:43:42.880 was

01:43:43.040 yes

01:43:43.440 three

01:43:44.400 federal

01:43:45.100 subsidies

01:43:45.660 for roads

01:43:46.260 canals

01:43:46.680 and other

01:43:47.360 infrastructure

01:43:48.580 improvements

01:43:49.480 I'm big on

01:43:49.980 federal

01:43:50.240 canals

01:43:50.760 or

01:43:51.140 an American

01:43:52.800 federal

01:43:53.160 school

01:43:53.820 yeah

01:43:55.120 I don't

01:43:55.520 know a

01:43:55.880 conservative

01:43:56.360 that is

01:43:56.760 for any

01:43:57.340 of those

01:43:57.880 things

01:43:58.320 wow

01:43:58.940 that's

01:43:59.740 what he

01:44:00.020 was talking

01:44:00.500 about

01:44:00.700 that is

01:44:01.220 quote

01:44:01.560 he said

01:44:02.360 Polk

01:44:03.320 and Hamilton

01:44:03.900 and the

01:44:04.480 American

01:44:04.820 system

01:44:05.320 that is

01:44:06.700 look up

01:44:07.140 the American

01:44:07.460 system

01:44:07.800 that's

01:44:08.420 the American

01:44:08.840 system

01:44:09.300 so there

01:44:10.640 are a lot

01:44:11.080 of conservatives

01:44:11.680 that are going

01:44:12.440 right along

01:44:13.140 with it

01:44:13.520 and then he

01:44:14.460 went to the

01:44:14.880 Roosevelt's

01:44:15.440 though and we

01:44:15.940 all know

01:44:16.420 the Roosevelt's

01:44:17.200 are progressives

01:44:17.820 yes

01:44:18.200 yes

01:44:18.840 progressives

01:44:19.300 yes

01:44:19.760 Polk also

01:44:20.500 not a

01:44:20.780 friend

01:44:21.060 to

01:44:21.920 persecuted

01:44:23.020 religious

01:44:23.540 groups

01:44:24.040 either

01:44:24.380 just not

01:44:25.240 a friend

01:44:25.600 and not

01:44:27.100 a good

01:44:27.420 guy

01:44:27.780 but everybody

01:44:29.800 remembers him

01:44:30.520 for the

01:44:31.220 you know

01:44:31.820 the way he

01:44:32.340 treated Mexico

01:44:32.960 which was

01:44:33.540 no nonsense

01:44:34.300 and we

01:44:34.980 won that

01:44:35.320 war pretty

01:44:35.760 decisively

01:44:36.500 or they

01:44:37.160 remember

01:44:37.360 he's

01:44:37.600 remembered

01:44:37.940 for that

01:44:38.340 or they

01:44:38.660 remember him

01:44:39.100 for nothing

01:44:39.560 let's be

01:44:39.960 honest

01:44:40.180 because I

01:44:41.660 don't remember

01:44:42.280 him for

01:44:42.680 anything

01:44:43.000 which is

01:44:43.380 why we

01:44:44.080 made fun

01:44:44.580 of it

01:44:44.800 and had

01:44:45.140 James K

01:44:45.640 Polk

01:44:45.860 Tuesdays

01:44:46.380 right

01:44:46.660 right

01:44:47.160 it's true

01:44:47.700 so anyway

01:44:48.740 this article

01:44:49.440 continues

01:44:50.100 in March

01:44:51.020 Keith

01:44:51.340 Mines

01:44:51.720 was one

01:44:52.420 of several

01:44:53.040 national security

01:44:54.000 experts

01:44:54.500 whom foreign 0.98

01:44:55.320 policy

01:44:55.760 asked to

01:44:56.520 evaluate the

01:44:57.180 risks of

01:44:57.720 a second

01:44:58.200 civil war

01:44:58.900 with percentages

01:44:59.680 Mines

01:45:00.460 concluded

01:45:00.880 that the

01:45:01.220 United States

01:45:01.780 faces a

01:45:02.380 60%

01:45:03.280 chance

01:45:03.880 of civil

01:45:04.640 war

01:45:04.980 over the

01:45:05.420 next

01:45:05.600 10 to

01:45:05.960 15 years

01:45:06.640 60%

01:45:08.280 chance

01:45:09.320 other experts

01:45:10.480 prediction

01:45:10.940 ranged from

01:45:11.680 5 to

01:45:12.280 95%

01:45:13.960 the sobering

01:45:15.160 consensus

01:45:15.640 was 35

01:45:16.280 wait a minute

01:45:16.980 that's just

01:45:17.380 all the numbers

01:45:18.120 no it's not all

01:45:19.520 there's still

01:45:21.380 10 other numbers

01:45:23.000 nobody said it was

01:45:23.900 zero

01:45:24.160 and no one said

01:45:25.420 it was 100

01:45:25.980 so stop your

01:45:26.780 lying Stu

01:45:27.600 don't spin this

01:45:29.940 don't do what

01:45:30.960 you always do

01:45:31.820 I know

01:45:31.960 I know

01:45:32.440 but listen to

01:45:33.020 this

01:45:33.260 based on his

01:45:34.060 experience in

01:45:34.700 civil wars on

01:45:35.360 three continents

01:45:35.900 Mines cited

01:45:36.880 five conditions

01:45:37.760 that support

01:45:38.620 his prediction

01:45:39.180 and and this

01:45:40.220 is what I found

01:45:40.680 pretty interesting

01:45:41.240 because I think

01:45:41.640 we'd all kind

01:45:42.420 of agree with

01:45:42.940 this part

01:45:43.400 entrenched

01:45:44.520 national polarization

01:45:45.920 we obviously

01:45:47.020 have that

01:45:47.520 yep

01:45:47.740 with no obvious

01:45:48.900 meeting place

01:45:49.640 for resolution

01:45:50.280 we obviously

01:45:51.020 have that

01:45:51.580 increasingly

01:45:52.540 divisive

01:45:53.260 press coverage

01:45:53.980 and information

01:45:54.800 flow

01:45:55.180 we have that

01:45:56.320 weakened institutions

01:45:57.880 notably congress

01:45:58.800 and the judiciary

01:45:59.680 yes

01:46:00.340 we have that

01:46:00.820 a sellout

01:46:02.040 or abandonment

01:46:02.940 of responsibility

01:46:03.760 by political

01:46:04.520 leadership

01:46:04.960 absolutely

01:46:05.780 and the

01:46:06.860 legitimization

01:46:07.620 of violence

01:46:08.460 as the in

01:46:09.360 way to either

01:46:10.080 conduct discourse

01:46:11.180 or solve disputes

01:46:12.240 and that's really

01:46:12.860 I mean the only

01:46:13.820 exception there

01:46:14.660 really the only one

01:46:16.060 we might not have

01:46:16.980 however with Antifa

01:46:18.120 you saw the left

01:46:19.420 really step up

01:46:20.700 and say you know

01:46:21.240 what well they're

01:46:21.740 just fighting fascists

01:46:22.660 yes

01:46:22.940 yeah

01:46:23.220 right

01:46:23.600 I mean

01:46:23.800 you do

01:46:24.300 you have all

01:46:24.940 of them

01:46:25.620 you do

01:46:25.920 the last one

01:46:26.640 is questionable

01:46:27.280 but then he tries

01:46:28.280 to pin it on

01:46:28.840 Donald Trump

01:46:29.140 president Trump

01:46:30.120 modeled violence

01:46:30.900 as a way to

01:46:31.460 advance politically

01:46:32.360 and validated

01:46:33.220 bullying during

01:46:34.780 and after the

01:46:35.520 campaign

01:46:36.000 he wrote

01:46:36.340 stop just a second

01:46:37.540 I happen to

01:46:39.020 agree that he

01:46:40.500 did from the

01:46:42.100 from the

01:46:43.240 campaign trail

01:46:44.680 say things like

01:46:46.160 take that guy

01:46:46.740 outside

01:46:47.100 yeah he did

01:46:47.500 he did

01:46:47.840 he did

01:46:48.280 he did do that

01:46:49.220 but he says

01:46:50.540 judging from recent

01:46:52.040 events the left

01:46:52.740 is now fully on

01:46:53.640 board with this

01:46:54.260 I mean he's

01:46:55.080 trying to pin

01:46:55.700 the left's violence

01:46:56.660 on Donald Trump

01:46:57.840 and you can't

01:46:58.420 do that

01:46:58.740 you can't

01:46:59.120 equate that

01:46:59.560 hello

01:47:00.420 you occupy

01:47:02.140 wall street

01:47:03.040 was trying

01:47:03.760 to blow up

01:47:04.440 a bridge

01:47:05.080 in Cincinnati

01:47:06.020 the left

01:47:06.720 has been

01:47:07.060 fully on

01:47:08.180 board

01:47:08.680 with violence

01:47:09.440 ever since

01:47:10.400 I mean

01:47:11.160 forever

01:47:11.520 in the early

01:47:12.560 1900s

01:47:13.300 it was

01:47:13.600 anarchists

01:47:14.560 yes

01:47:14.940 and communists

01:47:16.040 in the 30s

01:47:16.620 and 40s

01:47:16.980 it was

01:47:17.160 socialists

01:47:17.820 and I don't

01:47:19.260 know

01:47:19.400 do the 60s

01:47:20.220 ring a bell

01:47:20.640 for leftist

01:47:21.180 violence

01:47:21.580 I mean

01:47:22.140 how do

01:47:23.200 how do

01:47:23.600 they pin

01:47:24.140 all of

01:47:24.680 this

01:47:24.900 leftist

01:47:25.520 garbage

01:47:26.300 on Trump

01:47:27.420 the weather

01:47:28.140 underground

01:47:28.700 was willing

01:47:29.320 to murder

01:47:29.860 25 million

01:47:31.580 people

01:47:32.420 and he's

01:47:33.200 equating that

01:47:33.760 with

01:47:33.960 well but

01:47:34.580 Donald Trump

01:47:35.220 said

01:47:35.560 take that

01:47:36.120 guy's

01:47:36.460 coat away

01:47:36.840 from him

01:47:37.340 right

01:47:38.120 a little

01:47:40.500 different

01:47:42.040 but it was

01:47:42.560 really cold

01:47:43.000 that day

01:47:43.420 it was

01:47:44.060 with no

01:47:45.200 coat

01:47:45.760 that would

01:47:46.020 be very

01:47:46.300 different

01:47:46.400 but the

01:47:46.640 point

01:47:46.900 is

01:47:47.280 chilly

01:47:48.680 the point

01:47:49.460 from the

01:47:50.080 New York

01:47:50.360 Times

01:47:50.780 and it's

01:47:51.840 strange

01:47:52.220 because

01:47:52.700 these are

01:47:54.420 exactly the

01:47:55.160 chalkboards

01:47:55.660 that I was

01:47:56.080 laying out

01:47:56.520 when I was

01:47:56.880 at Trump

01:47:57.260 when I was

01:47:57.840 at Fox

01:47:58.320 and they

01:47:58.600 called you

01:47:58.860 a kook

01:47:59.120 for

01:47:59.340 and they

01:47:59.740 called me

01:48:00.020 a kook

01:48:00.380 I mean

01:48:00.720 they called

01:48:01.240 me

01:48:01.440 they mocked

01:48:02.040 me with

01:48:02.360 the doom

01:48:02.900 room

01:48:03.500 this is

01:48:04.780 what I

01:48:05.380 said

01:48:05.840 was

01:48:06.300 coming

01:48:06.920 now

01:48:08.240 they're

01:48:09.320 just

01:48:09.580 catching

01:48:09.940 up

01:48:10.340 and they're

01:48:10.860 still

01:48:11.140 playing

01:48:11.440 politics

01:48:12.080 I beg

01:48:13.540 you

01:48:13.880 I beg

01:48:14.840 you

01:48:15.200 we're

01:48:15.680 going to

01:48:15.820 get into

01:48:16.140 this

01:48:16.500 tomorrow

01:48:17.000 you can

01:48:18.980 you can

01:48:19.500 be behind

01:48:20.040 the curve

01:48:20.580 or you

01:48:21.380 can say

01:48:21.960 okay

01:48:22.480 what's

01:48:23.840 coming

01:48:24.220 next

01:48:24.840 I can

01:48:26.000 show you

01:48:26.720 what's

01:48:27.020 coming

01:48:27.260 next

01:48:27.560 I can

01:48:27.940 show you

01:48:28.620 where

01:48:28.960 we

01:48:29.580 should

01:48:29.940 be

01:48:30.200 headed

01:48:30.520 and

01:48:31.080 it's

01:48:31.300 not

01:48:31.760 anywhere

01:48:32.220 where

01:48:32.600 everyone

01:48:33.020 else

01:48:33.360 is

01:48:33.540 saying

01:48:33.780 we

01:48:33.940 should

01:48:34.100 go

01:48:34.340 it's

01:48:34.780 just

01:48:34.900 not

01:48:35.220 but

01:48:36.380 if

01:48:36.500 you

01:48:36.620 want

01:48:36.820 to

01:48:36.920 remember

01:48:37.600 Katrina

01:48:38.100 you

01:48:38.880 can

01:48:39.080 go

01:48:39.460 where

01:48:40.040 the

01:48:40.220 press

01:48:40.680 and

01:48:41.280 all

01:48:41.440 the

01:48:41.580 government

01:48:41.860 officials

01:48:42.340 and

01:48:42.620 all

01:48:42.860 of the

01:48:43.080 politicians

01:48:43.560 tell

01:48:44.100 you

01:48:44.280 to

01:48:44.420 go

01:48:44.720 or

01:48:46.120 you

01:48:47.020 cannot

01:48:47.680 go

01:48:48.480 there

01:48:48.960 and

01:48:49.740 survive

01:48:50.360 it's

01:48:51.160 up to

01:48:51.380 you

01:48:51.660 but

01:48:52.820 the

01:48:53.020 New York

01:48:53.300 Times

01:48:53.660 their

01:48:53.940 sentiment

01:48:54.380 is

01:48:55.600 correct

01:48:56.000 what

01:48:56.560 they

01:48:56.700 don't

01:48:57.100 realize

01:48:57.560 is

01:48:58.280 what

01:48:59.060 have

01:48:59.140 they

01:48:59.220 just

01:48:59.400 done

01:48:59.680 they've

01:49:00.740 just

01:49:00.900 poured

01:49:01.160 more

01:49:01.540 fuel

01:49:01.860 on

01:49:02.100 the

01:49:02.220 fire

01:49:02.480 because

01:49:02.940 people

01:49:03.480 who

01:49:04.000 do

01:49:04.840 recognize

01:49:05.600 the

01:49:05.940 left's

01:49:06.600 violence

01:49:07.060 from

01:49:07.420 over

01:49:07.600 the

01:49:07.720 last

01:49:07.940 hundred

01:49:08.160 years

01:49:08.560 they

01:49:09.520 feel

01:49:10.020 oh

01:49:11.240 look at

01:49:11.460 the

01:49:11.540 New York

01:49:11.780 Times

01:49:12.120 we

01:49:13.120 see

01:49:13.360 what

01:49:13.560 side

01:49:13.820 they're

01:49:14.040 on

01:49:14.300 and

01:49:14.680 that's

01:49:14.920 true

01:49:15.340 but

01:49:16.000 you

01:49:16.160 don't

01:49:16.380 want

01:49:16.500 to

01:49:16.620 throw

01:49:16.760 the

01:49:16.920 baby

01:49:17.120 out

01:49:17.280 with

01:49:17.380 the

01:49:17.500 bath

01:49:17.700 water

01:49:17.960 you

01:49:18.200 have

01:49:18.420 to

01:49:18.620 I

01:49:18.960 mean

01:49:19.060 some

01:49:19.300 of

01:49:19.400 this

01:49:19.620 and

01:49:20.080 I

01:49:20.280 don't

01:49:20.460 know

01:49:20.580 why

01:49:20.760 you're

01:49:21.420 throwing

01:49:21.960 out

01:49:22.320 bath

01:49:22.620 water

01:49:22.840 because

01:49:23.100 usually

01:49:23.480 you

01:49:23.660 just

01:49:23.840 drain

01:49:24.160 it

01:49:24.380 right

01:49:25.000 you

01:49:25.260 just

01:49:25.460 open

01:49:25.700 up

01:49:25.880 the

01:49:25.980 drain

01:49:26.280 and

01:49:26.460 it

01:49:26.580 goes

01:49:26.740 down

01:49:26.920 the

01:49:27.080 drain

01:49:27.360 what

01:49:27.480 is

01:49:27.580 a hole

01:49:28.000 in

01:49:28.120 the

01:49:28.200 bottom

01:49:28.400 there

01:49:28.580 are you

01:49:30.520 talking

01:49:30.720 about

01:49:30.880 old

01:49:31.080 bath

01:49:31.320 water

01:49:31.560 I

01:49:32.160 keep

01:49:33.280 it

01:49:33.440 in

01:49:33.580 jugs

01:49:34.180 in

01:49:34.360 jugs

01:49:34.820 that's

01:49:36.240 that's

01:49:36.920 how

01:49:37.020 environmentally

01:49:37.440 correct

01:49:37.860 you

01:49:38.060 are

01:49:38.080 no I

01:49:38.180 don't

01:49:38.320 reuse

01:49:38.760 it

01:49:38.880 I'm

01:49:39.560 hoping

01:49:39.840 that

01:49:40.060 it

01:49:40.140 will

01:49:40.240 ferment

01:49:40.560 someday

01:49:40.940 and

01:49:41.140 we'll

01:49:41.800 be able

01:49:42.020 to

01:49:42.120 make

01:49:42.260 wine

01:49:42.580 out

01:49:42.800 of

01:49:42.920 or

01:49:43.040 something

01:49:43.300 I

01:49:43.460 don't

01:49:43.600 know

01:49:43.920 there

01:49:45.040 is

01:49:45.260 one

01:49:45.520 baby

01:49:45.800 that's

01:49:46.080 trapped

01:49:46.360 in

01:49:46.500 a

01:50:06.240 their

01:50:06.600 hilarity

01:50:07.360 right

01:50:07.780 I'll read

01:50:08.460 to get

01:50:08.640 some of

01:50:08.920 those

01:50:09.040 on

01:50:09.220 Pat

01:50:09.440 Gray

01:50:09.640 Unleashed

01:50:09.960 you'll

01:50:10.800 have

01:50:10.920 that

01:50:11.060 in

01:50:11.160 just

01:50:11.300 a few

01:50:11.520 minutes

01:50:11.760 what

01:50:12.000 hour

01:50:12.260 does

01:50:12.480 the

01:50:12.660 baby

01:50:12.920 jug

01:50:13.360 joke

01:50:13.800 thing

01:50:14.160 happen

01:50:14.460 that'll

01:50:14.700 happen

01:50:14.880 at

01:50:15.000 the

01:50:15.080 first

01:50:15.300 hour

01:50:15.520 so

01:50:15.820 about

01:50:16.060 12

01:50:16.300 minutes

01:50:16.540 from

01:50:16.660 you

01:50:16.940 don't

01:50:17.400 want

01:50:17.580 to

01:50:17.640 miss

01:50:18.420 it

01:50:18.560 only

01:50:18.840 on

01:50:19.060 the

01:50:19.180 blaze

01:50:19.620 TV

01:50:20.000 and

01:50:20.500 radio

01:50:21.000 Pat

01:50:21.440 Gray

01:50:21.780 Unleashed

01:50:22.620 here's a fact

01:50:23.660 you should know

01:50:24.040 80% of

01:50:24.800 employers who post

01:50:25.700 a job on

01:50:26.220 Zip Recruiter

01:50:26.720 get a quality

01:50:27.480 candidate to

01:50:28.300 the site

01:50:36.240 job sites

01:50:36.800 with a

01:50:37.220 single

01:50:37.580 click

01:50:38.000 then

01:50:38.920 their

01:50:39.320 powerful

01:50:39.700 technology

01:50:40.320 goes out

01:50:40.900 and matches

01:50:41.660 the right

01:50:42.260 people

01:50:42.640 to your

01:50:43.420 job

01:50:43.780 Zip Recruiter

01:50:44.400 isn't a

01:50:45.000 job site

01:50:45.600 Zip Recruiter

01:50:46.900 doesn't

01:50:47.480 depend on

01:50:48.280 candidates

01:50:48.700 going to

01:50:49.440 their site

01:50:50.040 to find

01:50:50.480 you

01:50:50.840 it goes

01:50:51.700 out to

01:50:52.160 all of

01:50:52.680 the job

01:50:53.060 sites

01:50:53.420 and it

01:50:54.320 finds

01:50:54.840 the

01:50:55.200 candidates

01:50:55.700 there's

01:50:56.420 no

01:50:56.680 juggling

01:50:57.080 emails

01:50:57.760 no

01:50:58.120 calls

01:50:58.500 to

01:50:58.640 your

01:50:58.800 office

01:50:59.140 you

01:50:59.460 just

01:50:59.780 screen

01:51:00.420 rate

01:51:01.000 and

01:51:01.320 manage

01:51:01.800 all of

01:51:02.120 the

01:51:02.240 candidates

01:51:02.580 in

01:51:02.900 one

01:51:03.220 place

01:51:03.640 that's

01:51:04.460 Zip Recruiter

01:51:05.040 is easy

01:51:05.500 to use

01:51:06.040 dashboard

01:51:06.640 and

01:51:07.260 right

01:51:07.440 now

01:51:07.660 you

01:51:07.860 can

01:51:08.000 post

01:51:08.240 your

01:51:08.400 job

01:51:08.660 for

01:51:08.900 free

01:51:09.400 at

01:51:10.040 ZipRecruiter

01:51:10.800 dot com

01:51:11.400 free

01:51:11.840 go to

01:51:12.640 ZipRecruiter

01:51:13.160 dot com

01:51:13.780 slash

01:51:14.480 back

01:51:15.060 you want

01:51:15.840 to hire

01:51:16.080 somebody

01:51:16.480 you need

01:51:16.840 somebody

01:51:17.120 really good

01:51:17.680 and you

01:51:17.920 need

01:51:18.120 them

01:51:18.340 oh I

01:51:18.720 don't

01:51:18.800 know

01:51:18.960 yesterday

01:51:19.620 ZipRecruiter

01:51:21.120 dot com

01:51:22.060 slash

01:51:22.740 back

01:51:23.300 try it

01:51:23.780 for free

01:51:24.140 now

01:51:24.500 ZipRecruiter

01:51:25.060 dot com

01:51:25.560 slash

01:51:25.920 back

01:51:26.320 Glenn

01:51:29.680 back

01:51:30.620 Brian

01:51:44.800 Birdwell

01:51:45.420 he's a

01:51:47.020 Texas

01:51:47.260 senator

01:51:47.640 he's

01:51:48.000 absolutely

01:51:48.600 incredible

01:51:49.300 he was

01:51:50.340 literally

01:51:51.380 20 yards

01:51:52.720 from

01:51:53.220 flight

01:51:53.600 77

01:51:54.100 as it

01:51:54.640 crashed

01:51:54.940 into

01:51:55.140 the

01:51:55.300 Pentagon

01:51:55.580 he was

01:51:57.260 he's

01:51:58.520 covered

01:51:58.880 in

01:51:59.060 burn

01:51:59.240 60%

01:51:59.920 of

01:52:00.100 his

01:52:00.220 body

01:52:00.540 he's

01:52:00.780 had

01:52:00.940 39

01:52:01.620 surgeries

01:52:03.160 in

01:52:03.600 the

01:52:03.720 past

01:52:04.020 it's

01:52:05.300 one

01:52:05.420 of

01:52:05.500 the

01:52:05.520 most

01:52:05.660 remarkable

01:52:06.060 stories

01:52:06.440 you've

01:52:06.840 ever

01:52:07.300 ever

01:52:07.980 heard

01:52:08.540 today

01:52:10.320 Mercury

01:52:11.280 One

01:52:11.760 is

01:52:12.360 doing

01:52:12.960 a

01:52:13.360 fundraiser

01:52:14.160 dinner

01:52:15.400 at the

01:52:16.880 Capitol

01:52:17.260 and David

01:52:17.860 Barton

01:52:18.280 is there

01:52:18.900 and they're

01:52:19.900 doing a

01:52:20.220 Capitol

01:52:20.520 tour

01:52:20.980 and

01:52:21.640 David

01:52:22.400 is

01:52:22.600 where

01:52:22.740 they're

01:52:22.860 going to

01:52:23.040 film

01:52:23.260 this

01:52:23.540 and

01:52:23.660 then

01:52:23.760 it'll

01:52:23.900 be

01:52:24.020 up

01:52:24.140 on

01:52:24.260 the

01:52:24.380 Mercury

01:52:24.640 One

01:52:25.040 Facebook

01:52:26.520 page

01:52:27.000 that's

01:52:27.440 facebook.com

01:52:28.400 slash

01:52:28.800 Mercury

01:52:29.140 One

01:52:29.440 Charity

01:52:29.980 and

01:52:31.840 you'll

01:52:32.160 be able

01:52:32.340 to see

01:52:32.500 that

01:52:32.640 Capitol

01:52:32.900 tour

01:52:33.160 but

01:52:33.380 tonight

01:52:33.900 I think

01:52:34.200 it's

01:52:34.360 at

01:52:34.500 6

01:52:34.760 o'clock

01:52:35.140 central

01:52:35.960 7

01:52:36.800 p.m.

01:52:37.300 Eastern

01:52:37.740 Mercury

01:52:38.840 One

01:52:39.120 is going

01:52:39.420 to be

01:52:39.620 covering

01:52:39.880 something

01:52:40.200 on their

01:52:40.660 Facebook

01:52:41.340 page

01:52:41.820 a

01:52:42.680 presentation

01:52:43.320 with

01:52:44.500 Senator

01:52:44.860 Birdwell

01:52:45.380 and he'll

01:52:47.000 tell the

01:52:47.300 story

01:52:47.560 and I'm

01:52:48.060 telling you

01:52:48.380 you've

01:52:48.480 never

01:52:48.600 heard

01:52:48.740 anything

01:52:48.920 like

01:52:49.200 it

01:52:49.360 you can

01:52:50.240 check

01:52:50.460 that

01:52:50.660 out

01:52:50.880 we'll

01:52:51.100 try

01:52:51.260 to

01:52:51.380 link

01:52:51.560 to

01:52:51.840 that

01:52:52.400 from

01:52:52.580 my

01:52:52.740 Facebook

01:52:53.000 page

01:52:55.040 we

01:52:55.200 should

01:52:55.340 just

01:52:55.500 give

01:52:55.640 the

01:52:55.880 little

01:52:56.200 caveat

01:52:56.500 that

01:52:56.820 it

01:52:56.980 may

01:52:57.480 the

01:52:57.980 earth

01:52:58.380 may

01:52:58.680 not

01:52:58.900 exist

01:52:59.340 because

01:52:59.640 of

01:52:59.760 the

01:52:59.880 solar

01:53:00.100 flare

01:53:00.360 by

01:53:00.540 then

01:53:00.740 so

01:53:00.920 if

01:53:01.060 that's

01:53:01.420 true

01:53:01.640 the broadcast

01:53:02.200 will be

01:53:02.660 canceled

01:53:03.080 and we'll

01:53:03.920 have to

01:53:04.160 reschedule

01:53:04.640 that

01:53:04.960 so

01:53:05.560 let me

01:53:06.580 just get

01:53:06.840 this

01:53:07.000 straight 0.70

01:53:07.140 is the

01:53:07.400 solar

01:53:07.600 flare

01:53:07.820 supposed

01:53:08.040 to

01:53:08.140 hit

01:53:08.280 today

01:53:08.780 or I'm

01:53:10.380 not sure

01:53:10.760 when that

01:53:11.220 solar

01:53:11.480 flare

01:53:11.740 is supposed

01:53:12.040 to

01:53:12.180 actually

01:53:12.460 hit

01:53:12.680 us

01:53:12.900 it's

01:53:13.220 just

01:53:13.580 released

01:53:14.040 a

01:53:14.180 massive

01:53:14.400 solar

01:53:14.700 flare

01:53:15.000 largest

01:53:16.660 since

01:53:17.380 2006

01:53:18.300 yeah

01:53:18.620 I'm

01:53:19.020 just

01:53:25.040 we could

01:53:26.060 stay

01:53:26.240 home

01:53:26.440 yell

01:53:27.160 loudly

01:53:27.640 yeah

01:53:28.000 I mean

01:53:28.320 I think

01:53:28.580 we just

01:53:28.860 stay

01:53:29.120 home

01:53:29.540 yeah

01:53:30.160 I think

01:53:30.420 at the

01:53:30.800 point

01:53:31.520 now

01:53:31.940 that

01:53:32.120 we're

01:53:32.320 at

01:53:32.660 you know

01:53:33.380 you kind

01:53:33.740 of read

01:53:33.980 stuff

01:53:34.220 and you're

01:53:34.380 like

01:53:34.540 a giant

01:53:35.040 solar

01:53:35.320 flare

01:53:35.600 could

01:53:35.940 knock

01:53:36.360 all the

01:53:36.640 electronics

01:53:37.060 on earth

01:53:37.440 out

01:53:37.720 huh

01:53:38.980 well

01:53:40.300 that'd be

01:53:40.600 interesting

01:53:41.060 yeah

01:53:42.840 that's about

01:53:43.640 the reaction

01:53:44.060 see you

01:53:44.300 tomorrow

01:53:44.740 Glenn

01:53:47.520 Beck

01:53:48.480 you

The Glenn Beck Program - September 11, 2017

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