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00:00:46.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:49.740 I do want to talk about Amy Klobuchar in the middle of a snowstorm talking about global warming. 0.98

00:00:57.260 I just think it's just hysterical.

00:00:59.720 Just visually, it's just hysterical.

00:01:02.480 But I also want to talk to you.

00:01:04.120 I've been thinking about the President's State of the Union last week.

00:01:10.140 And there is something that I think is really important that he said in that.

00:01:15.320 Yes, he talked about the rights of children born and unborn.

00:01:19.300 I was proud of him on that.

00:01:21.920 Of course, those few Democrats that actually stood and applauded on that.

00:01:29.500 He called Congress to ban all late-term abortions performed once a child in the womb could experience pain.

00:01:37.660 Once again, good.

00:01:40.840 Now, there's something else that he said that I thought was really good, very patriotic, yada yada.

00:01:47.520 But I haven't seen anybody really talk about this the way perhaps it should be.

00:01:53.300 And today, with the new candidates jumping in and the new Green Deal, we should go back to the President's speech.

00:02:01.440 And we do that in one minute.

00:02:07.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:03:35.660 You remember towards the end of the speech, the president said one thing that I thought was stunning that a president had to say, and I was glad he said it.

00:03:53.520 He took an unequivocal stand against socialism.

00:03:56.520 And if you remember right, he said, America will never be a socialist country.

00:04:01.940 And all the Republicans, and I think there were a couple of people in the Democratic Party that stood up for that.

00:04:09.860 We will never be a socialist country.

00:04:12.540 I want to point this out in a different way because most people in the press have ignored it.

00:04:23.200 We have said, yes, finally somebody is saying it.

00:04:27.120 But what is it that he actually said?

00:04:29.560 When he said the United States will never be a socialist country, the feeling in the room was palpable.

00:04:41.980 But what was it he actually said?

00:04:47.360 Because we've heard him say it before, just in different words.

00:04:50.880 In fact, we've heard it said by every single member of Congress, just in different words.

00:04:59.560 Those words, I will protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

00:05:08.960 That's what he said.

00:05:12.380 We'll never be a socialist country.

00:05:16.340 I will protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

00:05:21.800 Why that was so shocking, and I didn't think of it at the time,

00:05:25.800 why that was so shocking is because it's been a long time since we've heard any politicians say those words

00:05:32.420 outside of their oath that they quickly forget.

00:05:35.900 I will protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

00:05:40.560 Now, the problem is, Democratic socialists,

00:05:44.900 their agenda here in the U.S. is crazy.

00:05:50.400 Do we have that audio we just played from Cory Booker on the New Deal?

00:05:55.680 The New Green Deal. 0.94

00:05:58.060 Listen to this.

00:06:01.600 Our planet is in peril, and we need to be bold.

00:06:05.480 It's one of the reasons why I signed on to the resolution,

00:06:07.500 I co-sponsored the resolution for the Green New Deal.

00:06:09.940 And there's a lot of people now that are blowing back on the Green New Deal.

00:06:12.640 They're like, oh, it's impractical.

00:06:14.200 Oh, it's too expensive.

00:06:15.800 Oh, it's all of this.

00:06:16.940 If we used to govern our dreams that way, we would have never gone to the moon.

00:06:22.160 God, that's impractical.

00:06:23.780 You see that ball in the sky?

00:06:26.260 That's impractical.

00:06:27.480 We are a nation that has done impossible things before.

00:06:31.260 And my parents taught me, reach for the moon.

00:06:34.100 Reach for the stars.

00:06:35.340 This is the problem.

00:06:37.040 You notice how they're framing this, that this is a moonshot,

00:06:40.600 that this is something that we're going to do together,

00:06:42.960 and it's fantastic.

00:06:45.000 The moonshot was something that we did together through private companies.

00:06:55.720 We did it together.

00:06:57.840 Now, there were public things like NASA as well,

00:07:02.540 and we have debated that forever.

00:07:05.280 In fact, we've just gotten out of that,

00:07:07.780 and we now have things like SpaceX,

00:07:11.260 which are showing us that they can do things much faster,

00:07:15.060 much cheaper, and better than even NASA.

00:07:19.600 But what we're talking about with the New Green Deal 0.98

00:07:22.100 is something entirely different.

00:07:24.860 See, our Constitution says there is a bill of rights,

00:07:29.500 and these are the things that the people own,

00:07:33.140 and the government must never do these things, ever.

00:07:42.920 What the Green, the New Deal, the New Green Deal does, 0.71

00:07:48.300 is, in Ocasio-Cortez's own words,

00:07:51.020 takes the second bill of rights,

00:07:54.900 which was attempted by FDR,

00:07:59.160 and expands that.

00:08:01.420 Well, we never passed the second bill of rights.

00:08:07.380 Americans, they don't even know there was an attempt to do this.

00:08:11.760 And what it was was to say there is a new bill of rights.

00:08:15.900 Forget about all those other ones.

00:08:17.360 Here's the bill of rights.

00:08:18.460 The United States government believes

00:08:20.820 that you have a right to a house.

00:08:23.160 You have a right to a job.

00:08:25.480 You have a right to food.

00:08:27.740 You have a right to medicine and medical care.

00:08:31.140 Well, we've already passed the medical care.

00:08:33.640 They're doing it in bits and pieces.

00:08:35.240 Now this is a large sweep

00:08:36.960 to be able to take over the entire economy.

00:08:41.100 This is not constitutional.

00:08:44.700 Now, that's why you see

00:08:47.940 progressives,

00:08:48.920 they hate the Constitution

00:08:51.040 and the Declaration of Independence.

00:08:53.420 They hate it.

00:08:54.680 They need it to be destroyed.

00:08:57.320 That's why they try to convince people

00:08:59.060 that it's a living document,

00:09:00.460 that it's out of date,

00:09:02.300 written by dead old white men.

00:09:03.860 The Constitution is a barrier,

00:09:08.280 you see.

00:09:09.680 It's a barrier to fascism,

00:09:11.880 to socialism,

00:09:12.780 to communism,

00:09:13.780 to all forms of statism.

00:09:17.220 Because the Constitution is written

00:09:19.580 as you are the king.

00:09:23.300 You are the one who is in charge of your life.

00:09:26.480 And democratic socialists hate it.

00:09:30.380 And they think if the people

00:09:31.740 democratically choose socialism,

00:09:34.200 then somehow it makes it fair

00:09:36.140 and acceptable.

00:09:37.060 But that's exactly

00:09:38.820 what the Constitution prevents.

00:09:40.780 No matter how the people might vote,

00:09:43.340 the Constitution makes

00:09:44.820 the voting part irrelevant.

00:09:47.660 Slavery, by the way,

00:09:48.900 even if it's won by a popular vote,

00:09:53.140 is still slavery.

00:09:55.780 Popular vote doesn't matter. 0.98

00:09:57.640 Doesn't matter how you try to spin it.

00:09:59.800 The people want slavery.

00:10:01.060 Well, the people can't have slavery. 0.97

00:10:04.320 The Constitution inherently limits

00:10:06.400 the power of democracy

00:10:07.860 to ensure that our natural,

00:10:10.300 God-given rights as individuals

00:10:12.100 are never subverted by popular opinion.

00:10:18.900 This is the antithesis

00:10:23.260 of the socialist doctrine.

00:10:26.400 Our founding documents

00:10:28.700 identify and protect the rights

00:10:30.320 and the freedom of the individual

00:10:31.780 against the state.

00:10:33.820 Socialism and socialist doctrine

00:10:35.460 protects the rights and interest

00:10:36.920 of the state and the collective

00:10:39.220 over the rights of the individual.

00:10:46.220 You know, very few people

00:10:48.000 have the courage to speak out

00:10:49.800 and face the criticism.

00:10:52.200 I don't know what it is

00:10:53.420 about Donald Trump,

00:10:54.260 but he seems to thrive on criticism.

00:10:58.100 And in an era

00:10:59.160 where standing for the rights

00:11:00.680 of the individual

00:11:01.320 and standing up for America

00:11:02.680 first leads to rampant accusations

00:11:06.280 of racism and misogyny

00:11:09.000 and bigotry and greed,

00:11:11.460 it kind of makes a guy

00:11:16.760 who thrives on criticism,

00:11:18.560 kind of the only guy

00:11:20.040 who could possibly

00:11:21.120 weather this storm.

00:11:24.100 By saying America

00:11:25.760 will never be

00:11:27.000 a socialist country,

00:11:28.500 what Donald Trump said

00:11:32.040 last week is

00:11:32.980 we are going to continue

00:11:34.720 to live under the U.S. Constitution.

00:11:38.000 What he said

00:11:42.240 yesterday or last week,

00:11:45.160 what he said

00:11:46.720 on the platform

00:11:50.400 with Nancy Pelosi

00:11:52.020 grinning at him

00:11:53.860 was something

00:11:56.400 I haven't heard

00:11:57.500 a politician say

00:11:58.820 after they've taken the oath.

00:12:00.760 I will protect

00:12:02.580 and defend

00:12:03.500 the Constitution

00:12:05.000 of the United States

00:12:06.860 of America.

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00:14:05.860 Should we get into

00:14:25.840 the new green deal

00:14:28.840 and the nonsense

00:14:31.360 that happened

00:14:32.280 this weekend?

00:14:34.440 How can we not?

00:14:36.380 It's so much fun.

00:14:38.040 So can we,

00:14:39.040 let's start

00:14:39.840 just by going over

00:14:40.760 the Green New Deal.

00:14:42.980 The Green New Deal. 0.60

00:14:44.240 Or the New Green Deal. 0.74

00:14:45.540 Whatever,

00:14:45.940 which one ever it is.

00:14:46.780 It'll be the Green New Deal. 0.97

00:14:47.860 They're trying to keep

00:14:48.440 New Deal together

00:14:49.100 because that's

00:14:49.680 innovative democratic policy.

00:14:51.340 You see,

00:14:51.740 there's this great idea

00:14:52.640 of a new deal

00:14:53.680 that is so new

00:14:55.200 and exciting

00:14:55.900 to all these millennials

00:14:57.200 who probably don't know

00:14:59.100 that there was a new deal

00:15:00.040 and then a new New Deal

00:15:01.320 which was rejected

00:15:03.260 by the American people.

00:15:04.280 This is the final play,

00:15:07.460 I believe,

00:15:08.580 to subvert the Constitution

00:15:10.860 and the Bill of Rights.

00:15:12.400 This is the play

00:15:13.720 to reverse

00:15:14.700 the Bill of Rights

00:15:17.080 and change our system

00:15:19.200 into,

00:15:20.100 and there's no hyperbole here,

00:15:21.960 read it for yourself.

00:15:23.260 You change the system

00:15:25.060 from a charter

00:15:28.080 of negative liberties

00:15:29.580 against the government

00:15:30.700 to a charter

00:15:32.100 of positive liberties,

00:15:33.360 the things the government

00:15:34.080 must do,

00:15:34.940 and you have

00:15:35.800 the Soviet Union

00:15:37.320 Constitution,

00:15:39.580 which, by the way,

00:15:40.240 was changed

00:15:40.800 like every 10 or 15 years.

00:15:42.600 Mm-hmm.

00:15:43.760 So,

00:15:44.460 one of the big things

00:15:46.260 is they will,

00:15:47.320 of course,

00:15:48.020 get us off of fossil fuels

00:15:49.100 completely

00:15:49.600 within like a decade,

00:15:51.360 which is pretty aggressive

00:15:52.440 considering the amount

00:15:54.100 that we use them now.

00:15:54.940 I guess,

00:15:55.420 I don't,

00:15:55.780 we still don't know

00:15:56.540 an answer like,

00:15:57.200 will we be able

00:15:57.740 to use plastic cups?

00:15:59.780 Will we?

00:16:00.640 Well, no,

00:16:01.040 we won't be able to use them.

00:16:01.700 No, I guess not.

00:16:02.720 Well, if we're not getting

00:16:03.600 fossil fuels,

00:16:04.760 we also won't be able

00:16:05.680 to take medicine

00:16:07.020 because a lot of medicine

00:16:08.780 is coated

00:16:09.440 in, you know,

00:16:11.780 petrochemicals.

00:16:13.720 And so,

00:16:14.920 you know,

00:16:15.240 to be able to take

00:16:15.980 your medicine

00:16:16.440 in that capsule,

00:16:18.180 you need fossil fuels.

00:16:20.240 So,

00:16:20.420 if we're not using

00:16:20.980 fossil fuels,

00:16:21.780 you won't be able

00:16:22.280 to take any capsules.

00:16:23.760 Minor things like that.

00:16:24.820 Yeah, no big deal.

00:16:25.460 99% of cars

00:16:26.440 would be taken off the road.

00:16:28.140 Because they want

00:16:29.260 all electric.

00:16:30.620 Every building,

00:16:31.800 every structure

00:16:32.500 in America

00:16:33.140 would need to be

00:16:33.780 retrofitted

00:16:34.380 with all sorts

00:16:35.260 of different

00:16:35.700 eco materials,

00:16:37.140 which by the time

00:16:38.100 you finish the job

00:16:38.860 would be completely

00:16:39.720 outdated anyway.

00:16:41.380 But they're talking

00:16:42.700 about only tearing down

00:16:44.400 or gutting

00:16:45.040 every structure

00:16:46.400 in America.

00:16:47.020 Every structure

00:16:48.420 in America.

00:16:49.400 Now,

00:16:49.560 this is what

00:16:50.020 Cory Booker just said.

00:16:51.160 You know,

00:16:51.460 people say that's crazy.

00:16:53.020 Yeah,

00:16:53.420 it is crazy.

00:16:54.700 You're getting rid

00:16:55.540 of all cars

00:16:56.440 within 10 years.

00:16:57.400 All fossil fuels

00:16:59.020 within 10 years.

00:17:00.620 You want to tear down

00:17:02.380 or gut

00:17:02.980 and rebuild

00:17:03.780 every single structure

00:17:06.220 in the United States

00:17:07.860 of America

00:17:08.740 in the next 10 years.

00:17:10.720 There's a difference

00:17:11.960 too between

00:17:12.600 impossible

00:17:13.900 and impossible

00:17:15.320 on inspiring photos.

00:17:18.100 Right?

00:17:18.280 Like,

00:17:18.480 there's those little

00:17:19.360 hang-in-there posters

00:17:20.660 that you can get

00:17:21.340 that inspire you at work.

00:17:22.380 You hang them on your wall

00:17:23.100 and it's like,

00:17:23.820 you know,

00:17:24.280 resilience.

00:17:25.180 And then there's like

00:17:25.620 a nice little quote about it

00:17:26.680 and there's somebody

00:17:27.120 who's like climbing a mountain.

00:17:28.440 Right.

00:17:28.800 Like,

00:17:29.120 that,

00:17:29.600 yeah,

00:17:29.900 you could say

00:17:30.180 that's impossible,

00:17:30.900 but that's not really

00:17:31.520 the term,

00:17:32.260 what really impossible means.

00:17:34.120 You look at the moon,

00:17:35.300 look,

00:17:35.620 it's a straight shot.

00:17:36.580 There's almost no traffic.

00:17:37.820 You can get there.

00:17:38.540 It's hard.

00:17:39.180 Right?

00:17:39.340 That's not impossible.

00:17:40.580 Right.

00:17:41.320 Right?

00:17:41.660 Impossible is getting rid

00:17:43.260 and retrofitting

00:17:44.260 every single structure

00:17:45.580 in the country

00:17:46.380 plus taking 99%

00:17:48.140 of the cars

00:17:48.620 off the road

00:17:49.260 and replacing them

00:17:50.340 with a whole new fuel system

00:17:51.620 within 10 years.

00:17:52.320 That's impossible.

00:17:52.860 A fuel system

00:17:53.680 that you don't have yet,

00:17:54.920 by the way.

00:17:55.540 Right.

00:17:55.860 A fuel system

00:17:56.380 that we don't even know

00:17:57.620 what it is.

00:17:59.500 Also,

00:18:00.180 you know,

00:18:01.700 replacing it,

00:18:02.360 I would assume

00:18:03.220 that because they didn't ban coal

00:18:05.020 that we would be using coal,

00:18:07.660 but coal is dirtier

00:18:09.900 than the combustion engine today.

00:18:13.000 Well,

00:18:13.480 obviously coal's not going

00:18:14.580 to be a factor, Glenn.

00:18:15.320 In fact,

00:18:15.580 not even nuclear power

00:18:16.640 is going to be a factor,

00:18:17.540 even though it has zero emissions.

00:18:18.840 They want that gone too.

00:18:20.580 The funniest part about this

00:18:22.020 is how they say

00:18:22.760 they're going to pay for it.

00:18:23.900 Now, of course,

00:18:24.480 that's the Cory Booker,

00:18:26.520 you know,

00:18:26.800 he's indignant

00:18:27.800 over something like,

00:18:28.460 a question like that.

00:18:29.180 How are we going to pay for it?

00:18:30.260 Well,

00:18:30.360 are we going to pay for it?

00:18:32.080 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:18:33.220 said the same thing.

00:18:33.860 Well,

00:18:33.960 we're going to pay for it

00:18:34.740 because we're a rich country

00:18:35.760 and we can pay for it.

00:18:36.640 In the document,

00:18:37.380 they say they will pay for it

00:18:38.460 the same way

00:18:39.000 they paid for the New Deal, 0.78

00:18:40.320 which in case you're following along

00:18:41.800 is $50 trillion of debt.

00:18:43.760 That's how they paid

00:18:44.360 for the regular New Deal.

00:18:46.020 The old timey New Deal

00:18:48.040 has caused us

00:18:49.100 $50 trillion of debt.

00:18:52.380 So that's how they're going to pay

00:18:53.680 for the Green New Deal.

00:18:54.460 They actually cited

00:18:55.320 as a positive example

00:18:57.080 the New Deal,

00:18:58.120 which is causing

00:18:59.080 almost all of our debt problems.

00:19:01.880 But go ahead.

00:19:02.880 That's a good way to do it.

00:19:03.700 No,

00:19:03.880 it's just like you to,

00:19:04.900 it's just like you to just,

00:19:06.640 to say these things like that.

00:19:08.760 I was quoting them,

00:19:11.020 so I don't know

00:19:11.360 if it was just like me.

00:19:12.240 It was more like just like them.

00:19:13.600 No,

00:19:13.780 you can't quote them

00:19:14.800 and still not be

00:19:16.100 a conspiracy theorist.

00:19:17.240 Oh,

00:19:17.380 didn't you learn that

00:19:18.680 over the weekend?

00:19:20.160 That you can,

00:19:21.000 you can still quote them

00:19:22.600 and be called

00:19:23.800 a conspiracy theorist.

00:19:25.100 So what the,

00:19:26.980 what one of the guys

00:19:28.660 was saying

00:19:29.240 that was on her team

00:19:30.580 was that this is not going to

00:19:34.380 just cause debt.

00:19:35.560 They're going to,

00:19:35.960 they're going to be able

00:19:36.600 to print this money.

00:19:38.280 They're going to print this money

00:19:40.320 and they're going to print this money

00:19:41.720 and they're going to buy this stuff.

00:19:42.920 But remember,

00:19:44.840 it's,

00:19:45.320 it's too few goods

00:19:48.240 being chased by too many dollars,

00:19:50.260 right?

00:19:50.520 Too many dollars chasing too few goods.

00:19:53.120 That's inflation.

00:19:54.300 But they say,

00:19:55.260 if we are tearing down

00:19:56.940 all of America,

00:19:58.220 those dollars are going to be chasing goods.

00:20:02.960 We have to make those goods.

00:20:05.700 So we're going to be fine.

00:20:07.300 There's not going to be hyperinflation

00:20:09.640 because we can just print the money

00:20:11.980 and make the goods.

00:20:14.580 This is China's philosophy, right? 0.98

00:20:16.900 This is how you come up with ghost cities

00:20:18.680 where no one lives.

00:20:19.840 Yes.

00:20:20.200 You spend hundreds of billions of dollars

00:20:22.460 on cities with skyscrapers

00:20:24.460 that remain empty

00:20:25.380 because no one lives there

00:20:26.680 or wants to live there.

00:20:27.900 And it eventually fails.

00:20:29.000 And it eventually fails.

00:20:29.960 And they're seeing that now as a,

00:20:31.960 you know,

00:20:32.160 they're already seeing the beginnings of that

00:20:33.660 and their people are feeling

00:20:35.000 the beginnings of that.

00:20:36.060 And if you have a complete control

00:20:38.120 over the government

00:20:38.860 and complete control

00:20:39.860 over every person in your country,

00:20:41.180 you can get away with that

00:20:42.200 for a little while.

00:20:43.360 Now,

00:20:44.000 just so we have the Green New Deal, 0.84

00:20:47.320 you know,

00:20:48.340 really covered,

00:20:49.080 we just want to let you know

00:20:50.180 that it also is banning all airplanes.

00:20:52.900 Yes,

00:20:53.180 that's true.

00:20:53.740 We did forget about that.

00:20:55.400 In 10 years.

00:20:56.560 Now,

00:20:56.740 isn't she revising that now?

00:20:58.140 She's saying we wouldn't necessarily...

00:20:59.880 We'd phase them out.

00:21:01.940 We'd phase them out.

00:21:03.360 Because phase those things

00:21:04.320 with the 40-year lifespan

00:21:05.700 out over 10 years.

00:21:07.200 Yeah.

00:21:07.400 That's okay.

00:21:08.160 We're just going to phase them out

00:21:09.320 because we're going to find

00:21:10.740 new technology

00:21:11.680 in the next 10 years.

00:21:13.320 We'll probably,

00:21:14.380 and I'm quoting,

00:21:15.440 have solar technology

00:21:17.440 for solar planes.

00:21:19.480 Better get above those clouds

00:21:21.120 pretty fast.

00:21:22.080 Yeah.

00:21:22.280 Yeah.

00:21:23.300 Yeah.

00:21:23.420 They're pretty super light

00:21:27.720 and efficient batteries, too.

00:21:30.280 Yeah.

00:21:30.900 Really light and really efficient.

00:21:33.000 But again,

00:21:33.220 I always question this

00:21:34.180 because they always say

00:21:35.220 that conservatives

00:21:36.320 are anti-science.

00:21:38.580 Okay?

00:21:38.940 That's a big claim.

00:21:39.960 We're anti-science.

00:21:40.700 We don't care about science.

00:21:42.200 But if you get a development

00:21:44.160 like you're talking about,

00:21:45.320 there will be no need

00:21:46.260 for any of these laws.

00:21:47.620 No.

00:21:47.840 If science does,

00:21:49.160 in fact,

00:21:49.640 create these things

00:21:51.080 that would have

00:21:51.780 cut emissions by that much

00:21:53.120 because solar technology

00:21:54.060 and battery technology

00:21:54.880 improves by leaps and bounds,

00:21:56.300 which I think is really possible.

00:21:57.440 It's going to happen.

00:21:58.160 It's going to happen.

00:21:59.220 When that happens,

00:22:00.140 you're not going to need

00:22:00.680 any of these laws.

00:22:01.960 No.

00:22:02.100 Right?

00:22:02.360 So that's the problem here

00:22:03.660 is they have to both say

00:22:05.040 there's magical scientific innovation

00:22:06.980 right around the corner,

00:22:07.940 but not unless we do these laws

00:22:10.100 that won't require it.

00:22:11.620 It really is circuitous.

00:22:12.980 It doesn't make any sense.

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00:24:30.520 Welcome to the program,

00:24:36.820 the Glenn Beck program

00:24:37.520 with Pat Gray

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00:24:55.360 Okay,

00:24:56.300 Pat Gray.

00:24:56.860 I heard driving in

00:24:58.800 a story today

00:24:59.920 from Great Britain

00:25:01.380 and you said

00:25:03.980 it's coming here

00:25:05.560 and it absolutely

00:25:08.040 is coming here.

00:25:09.540 The only reason

00:25:10.180 why they're ahead

00:25:11.000 and the only reason

00:25:11.640 why it's not here

00:25:12.520 is because for the time being

00:25:14.600 we have the First Amendment.

00:25:16.380 Yeah,

00:25:16.600 exactly.

00:25:17.740 But that's quickly

00:25:19.460 being done away with

00:25:20.500 as we see every day

00:25:21.480 in the news.

00:25:22.420 I mean,

00:25:22.860 sure you've got

00:25:23.760 freedom of speech

00:25:24.520 but you can't have

00:25:25.100 your job.

00:25:26.260 I mean,

00:25:26.960 come on.

00:25:28.120 That's crazy.

00:25:29.080 And California

00:25:29.480 just contemplated

00:25:31.240 and did they pass the law?

00:25:32.960 I'm trying to think

00:25:33.660 where if you use

00:25:34.940 the wrong pronoun

00:25:35.700 in school,

00:25:37.440 in public schools,

00:25:38.960 you can be arrested.

00:25:40.660 Is that a problem?

00:25:41.320 And fined.

00:25:42.260 Wait,

00:25:42.680 if I use the wrong pronoun

00:25:44.480 I can be arrested?

00:25:46.100 Well,

00:25:46.640 in Great Britain

00:25:47.800 a 38-year-old mother

00:25:48.980 was arrested

00:25:49.620 in front of her children

00:25:50.660 and locked up

00:25:52.400 for seven hours

00:25:53.840 and intensely

00:25:55.460 interrogated

00:25:57.140 after referring

00:25:58.240 to a transgendered woman

00:25:59.800 as a man online.

00:26:02.760 Wait,

00:26:03.600 she didn't

00:26:04.160 beat the person,

00:26:05.440 she didn't shoot 0.99

00:26:06.120 the person,

00:26:07.560 she didn't torture 1.00

00:26:08.540 the person.

00:26:09.580 She referred to

00:26:10.560 the person

00:26:11.060 as a man

00:26:12.120 online.

00:26:15.340 Wow.

00:26:16.020 And you arrest her

00:26:16.860 for that?

00:26:17.420 Sure.

00:26:17.600 And that's different

00:26:18.160 from a bullet how?

00:26:20.060 Well,

00:26:20.800 in that it didn't

00:26:22.040 hurt or kill anyone.

00:26:24.500 I mean,

00:26:24.800 it hurt feelings

00:26:25.780 perhaps,

00:26:26.420 but it used to be

00:26:27.600 sticks and stones

00:26:28.280 would break your bones,

00:26:29.220 names would never hurt you,

00:26:30.140 that's not the case anymore.

00:26:31.580 Especially in Great Britain.

00:26:32.720 But again,

00:26:33.160 it is coming here.

00:26:34.080 I mean,

00:26:34.260 we see it every day.

00:26:35.760 Three officers

00:26:36.540 detained her

00:26:37.320 and quizzed her

00:26:38.860 at a station

00:26:39.440 at the station

00:26:40.180 for seven hours

00:26:41.440 for deadnaming.

00:26:43.760 Now that's...

00:26:44.400 Told ya.

00:26:45.080 Yeah,

00:26:45.480 deadnaming.

00:26:46.040 Told ya.

00:26:46.700 Isn't that great?

00:26:47.340 I love that expression.

00:26:48.460 Yeah,

00:26:48.740 deadnaming.

00:26:49.680 You can't

00:26:50.460 deadname people.

00:26:51.160 Now what deadnaming

00:26:52.220 means is

00:26:53.360 you cannot

00:26:55.080 say

00:26:55.980 anything

00:26:57.680 about

00:26:58.680 Caitlyn Jenner.

00:27:00.660 You can say

00:27:01.560 about Caitlyn Jenner.

00:27:02.640 But you can't say

00:27:03.240 Bruce Jenner.

00:27:04.100 That's a dead name.

00:27:05.360 That's a dead name.

00:27:06.080 That's a dead name.

00:27:07.340 Once you

00:27:07.880 may even bring it up.

00:27:09.160 Bruce Jenner,

00:27:09.940 you're deadnaming

00:27:11.060 Caitlyn.

00:27:11.980 And that name

00:27:13.400 is dead.

00:27:14.360 Despite the fact

00:27:15.820 that that dead name

00:27:18.020 was a gold medal winner

00:27:20.200 in the Olympics.

00:27:21.220 That would be like

00:27:21.980 if Adolf Hitler 0.89

00:27:24.560 would have

00:27:25.700 on the last day

00:27:27.040 of the war

00:27:27.580 said,

00:27:28.340 I'm a woman.

00:27:30.020 I'm Gertrude

00:27:31.820 Hunselfleip.

00:27:33.440 And I want everybody

00:27:34.760 to know

00:27:35.180 I'm Gertrude Hunselfleip.

00:27:36.780 And you'd go,

00:27:37.560 wait,

00:27:38.000 you're Adolf Hitler. 0.85

00:27:39.500 How dare you?

00:27:41.040 You deadnamed him.

00:27:41.940 Oh,

00:27:42.760 her.

00:27:43.520 Her.

00:27:43.880 You deadnamed her.

00:27:44.980 That is a different life

00:27:46.520 that never happened.

00:27:48.240 Well,

00:27:48.520 to the point where

00:27:49.240 in documentaries

00:27:50.520 about the Olympics,

00:27:51.800 they now will say

00:27:53.780 Caitlyn Jenner,

00:27:56.140 who at this time

00:27:57.380 was named

00:27:58.040 Bruce Jenner.

00:27:59.600 And it's like,

00:27:59.960 well,

00:28:00.200 Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:00.660 would not have qualified

00:28:01.640 for the event.

00:28:02.680 If she was a woman, 0.99

00:28:03.620 she would not be able

00:28:04.480 to have been in the event

00:28:05.760 that she supposedly won.

00:28:06.720 You can talk about

00:28:07.640 Bruce Jenner's accomplishments,

00:28:08.960 but you are not to connect

00:28:10.500 them to Caitlyn Jenner.

00:28:11.480 You can't do that.

00:28:13.780 That's dead naming.

00:28:15.440 You can't.

00:28:15.960 So they're not the same person.

00:28:17.820 You can't have Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:19.340 show up for an appearance

00:28:20.340 to celebrate the Olympic victory.

00:28:21.920 They're not the same person.

00:28:22.300 No,

00:28:22.460 they're not the same person.

00:28:23.480 I think that Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:24.360 would disagree with this.

00:28:25.940 Wouldn't Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:26.540 be like,

00:28:26.820 hey,

00:28:27.800 wait a minute.

00:28:28.540 Like,

00:28:28.660 I didn't do all those things.

00:28:30.060 Caitlyn Jenner would disagree

00:28:30.080 with almost all of this crap.

00:28:33.520 Caitlyn Jenner,

00:28:34.300 I mean,

00:28:35.760 is one person

00:28:38.080 who makes a lot of sense

00:28:40.460 on a lot of this crap.

00:28:42.360 And that's saying something.

00:28:44.620 But I don't think

00:28:45.960 that Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:46.980 is the person

00:28:47.600 that wants to put anybody

00:28:48.740 in jail

00:28:49.420 because you're like,

00:28:50.680 oh,

00:28:50.940 it was Bruce Jenner.

00:28:52.580 Weren't you Bruce Jenner

00:28:53.760 at one time?

00:28:54.780 Put him in jail.

00:28:56.180 That is not Caitlyn Jenner.

00:28:57.920 I think Caitlyn Jenner

00:28:58.940 would say,

00:28:59.360 yes,

00:28:59.700 I was.

00:29:00.980 But I'm not anymore.

00:29:02.360 Yes.

00:29:02.700 And that's the way

00:29:04.020 it should be.

00:29:05.820 Yes,

00:29:06.340 because your eyes

00:29:07.740 don't deceive you.

00:29:09.280 The history books

00:29:10.000 are not wrong.

00:29:11.420 This all happened

00:29:12.240 and we all know it.

00:29:14.120 So you go to jail now

00:29:16.080 in Great Britain.

00:29:16.860 You go to jail

00:29:17.700 if you call

00:29:18.660 if you tweet

00:29:19.380 somebody the wrong pronoun.

00:29:21.720 That's crazy.

00:29:22.860 Oh my gosh.

00:29:24.020 I mean,

00:29:24.620 would you have ever

00:29:25.480 as weird

00:29:26.840 as the world has been,

00:29:28.280 especially since 2009

00:29:29.700 when Obama took over,

00:29:31.140 I could have never

00:29:32.700 predicted something like this.

00:29:34.520 This gender thing 1.00

00:29:35.580 is so out of control

00:29:37.220 and upside down.

00:29:38.960 It's all encompassing too.

00:29:40.300 It is.

00:29:40.880 It's all encompassing.

00:29:41.700 It's the same 0.53

00:29:42.340 with the new Green Deal.

00:29:43.540 Yeah.

00:29:44.340 The Green New Deal. 0.60

00:29:46.520 This is all encompassing.

00:29:50.280 This is to give,

00:29:51.860 to change the Constitution

00:29:53.520 into a Constitution

00:29:54.860 of positive liberties,

00:29:57.260 which ruins it.

00:29:58.980 It's not the Constitution.

00:30:00.420 No, it's everywhere else.

00:30:02.260 It's why the Canadians. 1.00

00:30:03.820 I asked Gad Saad,

00:30:05.380 who I think

00:30:06.300 we're going to try

00:30:07.080 to expedite his podcast

00:30:09.560 and maybe put it up this week.

00:30:11.420 Oh, really?

00:30:12.100 We're going to try.

00:30:14.560 Is that your way

00:30:15.120 of telling us to do that?

00:30:16.080 No, I wrote somebody.

00:30:18.040 Yes, but take it as that.

00:30:19.380 Okay.

00:30:19.520 I wrote to somebody on Friday

00:30:21.120 and asked if we could expedite that.

00:30:23.000 Okay.

00:30:23.200 But he's remarkable.

00:30:26.440 And I said to him,

00:30:27.160 why is it that it's all the Canadians 1.00

00:30:29.800 that are standing up?

00:30:31.060 Where is academia here in America?

00:30:32.820 And there are a few academics

00:30:34.020 that are standing up.

00:30:35.380 But Canada is on the war path.

00:30:38.820 And he said,

00:30:39.360 because we don't have the illusion

00:30:41.400 of freedom of speech,

00:30:43.620 you guys have the First Amendment

00:30:46.020 and you think you'll always have it.

00:30:48.640 We know we don't have it.

00:30:50.280 And so if we don't fight for it,

00:30:52.100 we're going to lose it.

00:30:52.800 That's a good point.

00:30:53.260 That's a really good point.

00:30:54.720 Same in Britain.

00:30:55.780 And what's scary is,

00:30:57.480 you just think you're always going to have it.

00:30:59.480 Yeah.

00:30:59.820 And unless you even know it,

00:31:01.780 you won't have it.

00:31:03.500 And I'm telling you,

00:31:04.800 this is the most radical Congress ever elected.

00:31:08.580 Oh, no question.

00:31:09.740 There was a tweet put out

00:31:15.260 because of this whole Green New Deal

00:31:18.720 and the back and forth with Ocasio-Cortez.

00:31:21.700 And how that was a lie

00:31:22.760 and it was made up.

00:31:23.740 Okay.

00:31:24.060 And yet every 76 congressmen

00:31:26.240 have signed on to it.

00:31:27.900 Including a bunch of them

00:31:28.940 that are running for president.

00:31:29.880 Yeah.

00:31:30.120 By the way.

00:31:30.840 76.

00:31:32.680 76 congressmen, senators,

00:31:34.480 and presidential candidates

00:31:36.080 have signed on to it.

00:31:37.160 That's getting rid of cars.

00:31:39.020 That's getting rid of airplanes.

00:31:40.720 Within 10 years.

00:31:42.640 That's decimating every house.

00:31:45.280 Trying to stop cow farts.

00:31:46.880 Every house.

00:31:48.100 All of it.

00:31:48.520 So there was this big thing

00:31:50.800 about the cow farts

00:31:51.980 and whether or not it's a job

00:31:54.060 for those who won't work.

00:31:55.380 That's what we're arguing about.

00:31:57.220 We're arguing about

00:31:58.720 if the cow farts were in there

00:32:00.840 or whether they were guaranteeing a job

00:32:03.520 for people who were unwilling to work.

00:32:06.540 That's your problem, America? 0.97

00:32:09.680 So anyway,

00:32:10.820 the guy who put it out

00:32:13.740 is her chief of staff.

00:32:16.040 Do you know who the chief of staff is?

00:32:18.760 Do you know how radical

00:32:20.560 that guy is?

00:32:22.840 I actually thought of Van Jones this weekend

00:32:25.080 and thought,

00:32:25.740 dude,

00:32:27.120 I think you're probably on our side.

00:32:29.900 I think you are starting to look like a conservative.

00:32:33.920 They've over-windowed us

00:32:35.380 to the point where Van Jones

00:32:36.580 looks like a conservative.

00:32:38.080 And I mean that sincerely.

00:32:41.980 I think Van Jones

00:32:44.040 is probably not welcome

00:32:47.600 anywhere near Ocasio-Cortez

00:32:50.840 and her people.

00:32:52.240 I know he got lots of heat

00:32:53.960 for working with Jared Kushner

00:32:55.780 on the criminal justice reform stuff.

00:32:58.780 I mean, the Democrats didn't like...

00:33:00.360 Yeah, how dare you work with them

00:33:01.940 and cross that line?

00:33:03.360 I mean, it is amazing.

00:33:04.480 I mean, that's how far we've come that fast.

00:33:06.280 Or like, we were pointing out

00:33:08.780 that Van Jones had all these past beliefs

00:33:11.720 and he hadn't really shunned them yet

00:33:14.500 when it comes to communism and socialism.

00:33:16.440 Now, like, that's the mainstream position

00:33:18.740 of the Democratic Party

00:33:19.600 and Van Jones is no longer welcome.

00:33:21.280 Yeah.

00:33:21.740 And that is phenomenal to me.

00:33:24.660 Absolutely phenomenal.

00:33:26.380 I heard you talking about

00:33:27.440 the State of the Union address

00:33:29.020 last week where the president said

00:33:30.940 we will never be a socialist country.

00:33:32.720 Can you imagine a Democrat saying that?

00:33:34.840 I can't think of a single Democrat

00:33:36.620 who would declare that.

00:33:37.840 You can't.

00:33:38.580 Not with 76% of the...

00:33:40.500 No way.

00:33:40.960 ...76 co-sponsors of the Green New Deal.

00:33:44.400 That can't.

00:33:44.720 You can't.

00:33:45.520 You can't.

00:33:46.660 That is fascism.

00:33:48.420 Well, what?

00:33:48.860 Three of them stood up when he said it?

00:33:50.740 I think three of them stood up.

00:33:52.740 I mean, think of it.

00:33:53.300 We've only had one Democratic president

00:33:55.640 since the Democratic president

00:33:57.440 was on the stage saying

00:33:58.440 the era of big government is over.

00:34:00.840 Yeah, jeez.

00:34:01.700 That's one Democratic president ago.

00:34:04.540 You couldn't elect Bill Clinton.

00:34:06.300 Bill Clinton is like a...

00:34:07.540 In the Democrat Party now.

00:34:08.700 Oh, my gosh.

00:34:09.120 Well, no.

00:34:09.360 Let alone JFK.

00:34:10.340 For different reasons, too.

00:34:11.480 Yes.

00:34:12.100 Still.

00:34:12.580 Now they don't like him.

00:34:13.700 And I guess that's partially because of his shenanigans

00:34:17.700 when it comes to women and the Me Too thing.

00:34:20.940 But also, I think he doesn't fit ideologically anymore.

00:34:23.520 No.

00:34:24.140 He doesn't fit.

00:34:24.740 He doesn't.

00:34:25.440 When are the regular Democrats going to wake up?

00:34:28.240 And I don't think they will because the press

00:34:31.200 is covering for all of this.

00:34:35.560 Listen to this.

00:34:36.400 Fact checkers sparred with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 1.00

00:34:39.900 over their alleged bias.

00:34:41.900 But it ended on a high note.

00:34:44.840 Okay?

00:34:45.580 Okay.

00:34:45.820 It talks about beyond the fracas.

00:34:48.100 The episode touched off a larger and public back and forth

00:34:50.820 about fact-checking, how claims are chosen

00:34:53.360 and the standards used in checking them.

00:34:55.660 That's because of Ocasio-Cortez.

00:34:58.140 In a Twitter thread, ask how fact-checkers do their work,

00:35:01.960 their rules, and whether she's being treated fairly

00:35:04.040 compared to other high-profile officials

00:35:05.920 like White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

00:35:09.440 The fact-checkers answered, tweeted out their rules of engagement,

00:35:12.720 and explained how she was not being held to a standard different than anyone.

00:35:16.500 And from there, the congresswoman pivoted away from conflict.

00:35:20.660 She called fact-checking critically important

00:35:23.700 and said it was important for everyone to know the rules

00:35:27.360 and thank the fact-checkers for their work.

00:35:32.160 The Washington Post fact-checker responded,

00:35:35.520 this is classy, and I appreciate it.

00:35:40.080 As confrontations over fact-checking go,

00:35:42.440 the outcome was as close to a win-win that can be had.

00:35:46.360 Ocasio-Cortez's cordial exit let her reclaim some high ground,

00:35:52.180 even if her original tweet is still there.

00:35:56.860 However, the fact-checkers got a high-profile opportunity

00:36:00.800 to explain how they do it and why.

00:36:03.420 Oh, good.

00:36:03.980 Oh, that's good.

00:36:04.460 Oh, good.

00:36:05.040 Are you kidding me?

00:36:06.380 Did you read David Harsani, who used to work for The Blaze?

00:36:09.020 Yeah.

00:36:09.280 Did you read his article on how biased these fact-checkers are?

00:36:11.980 Oh, yeah.

00:36:12.500 And the way they cherry-pick their facts

00:36:15.340 and how they spin everything?

00:36:18.400 It's just the fact-checkers are not fact-checkers.

00:36:21.120 Well, I'm going to give you, you know, when I used to say,

00:36:24.560 hey, you know, we should look at the people

00:36:27.560 surrounding some of these leaders.

00:36:31.140 I think we might want to do that again.

00:36:34.160 A non-visual chalkboard for radio coming up in just a minute.

00:36:40.520 Who is the chief of staff of Ocasio-Cortez?

00:36:46.260 This guy makes Van Jones.

00:36:48.420 Remember, Van Jones, 10 years ago, I said,

00:36:51.820 was one of the most dangerous people in America

00:36:54.980 because he was a communist radical

00:36:58.280 that would never explain his past.

00:37:02.240 I believe that looks like a, I don't even know,

00:37:09.540 a Mr. Rogers episode of extremism compared to this.

00:37:14.280 I'm going to introduce you to the guy who actually wrote

00:37:18.080 the Green New Deal and is her chief of staff.

00:37:24.400 Wait until you meet him and his heroes.

00:37:29.420 That's at the top of the hour.

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00:38:53.920 Boy, there's some...

00:38:55.560 Maybe it's just me because we've been surrounded

00:38:59.360 by heart attacks and deaths recently.

00:39:05.920 There's some icons that are being lost.

00:39:09.380 One of them is a huge, huge champion

00:39:13.400 of small government and small spending

00:39:19.160 and getting back to a real budget.

00:39:21.380 Yeah, a real loss with Walter Jones,

00:39:22.840 congressman who passed away,

00:39:25.120 I believe it was yesterday,

00:39:27.580 and he was one of the...

00:39:29.460 He's in the Liberty Caucus

00:39:30.480 with Justin Amash and Thomas Massey

00:39:32.620 and that type of group that we did a list,

00:39:34.760 I think it was a couple weeks ago,

00:39:36.800 where they ranked the best voting records

00:39:39.720 when it comes to government spending and cutting.

00:39:42.320 And Justin Amash was one,

00:39:43.580 Thomas Massey was two,

00:39:44.900 you know, Jimmy Duncan,

00:39:45.840 Raul Labrador, Morgan Griffith,

00:39:47.320 and Walter Jones was next on that list.

00:39:49.240 I mean, he was...

00:39:49.860 He's one of the best...

00:39:51.400 He was one of the best congressmen

00:39:53.200 when it comes to spending stuff.

00:39:54.880 I love how the Rally News and Observer covered it.

00:39:59.920 Walter Jones,

00:40:00.500 congressman who worked to atone

00:40:01.880 for his Iraq War vote is dead at 76.

00:40:04.780 Now, this is a true story

00:40:06.280 in which he voted initially for the Iraq War

00:40:08.400 and then came to not like it so much.

00:40:10.580 He fought very hard for veterans' issues.

00:40:13.780 It was basically his biggest life passion.

00:40:17.320 And he would...

00:40:18.360 He constantly worked for the rights of veterans

00:40:20.260 to make sure they were taken care of.

00:40:21.460 And he found that he was...

00:40:22.840 He thought he was wrong on that vote.

00:40:24.900 And, you know, okay.

00:40:26.560 That was certainly a part of his career

00:40:28.800 and a part of what he fought for.

00:40:30.300 I think an important part, though.

00:40:31.800 I mean, I don't think that's a slam.

00:40:33.380 It's not a slam.

00:40:33.980 It's just the one thing they...

00:40:35.820 This is a guy...

00:40:36.800 Again, he's one of the top people

00:40:39.340 who is consistent

00:40:40.640 when it comes to shrinking

00:40:41.820 the size of government.

00:40:43.020 You know, this is...

00:40:44.640 And yes, the Iraq War vote was part of it. 0.62

00:40:46.240 Is that a headline, though?

00:40:48.280 A congressman who just tried

00:40:49.540 to atone for a mistake.

00:40:50.760 Like, they found a mistake he made.

00:40:52.600 So that's what they highlight

00:40:53.840 in the actual headline.

00:40:55.140 Well, much better than the...

00:40:55.800 Much better than all of the congressmen

00:40:57.880 who don't atone for their mistakes.

00:41:00.000 Don't ever admit their mistakes.

00:41:01.680 Oh, no.

00:41:02.280 And never do it.

00:41:03.060 You give Jones a lot of credit here.

00:41:04.340 A lot of credit.

00:41:04.540 It's a real loss for us in Congress

00:41:06.120 and the fight for liberty.

00:41:07.380 He was a real ally in that fight.

00:41:09.080 And definitely sorry to see him go.

00:41:11.020 Well, good news is

00:41:12.020 we have Ocasio-Cortez.

00:41:14.080 Oh, okay.

00:41:14.520 That's pretty fine.

00:41:15.220 And her chief of staff,

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00:42:44.540 Well, I think it's about time

00:42:46.860 we get the old chalkboard out

00:42:48.120 and we start connecting the dots

00:42:49.520 of the radicals.

00:42:51.520 Because this weekend,

00:42:53.880 while everyone was talking

00:42:54.880 about the Green New Deal

00:42:57.500 and arguing back and forth

00:42:59.860 whether or not that,

00:43:01.380 you know, Ocasio-Cortez

00:43:03.260 had in her original Green New Deal

00:43:05.680 cow farts or not,

00:43:07.100 we kind of miss

00:43:08.860 that this is

00:43:09.800 a complete reversal

00:43:11.640 of the Constitution

00:43:13.220 and 76 Democrats

00:43:15.280 have already signed on for it.

00:43:18.420 The most radical Congress

00:43:21.060 in American history

00:43:22.980 is now in place.

00:43:27.260 And we might want to look

00:43:30.100 at the people surrounding them.

00:43:31.800 I begin with the Chief of Staff

00:43:35.000 of Ocasio-Cortez

00:43:36.780 in one minute.

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00:45:24.940 I think

00:45:25.920 is something

00:45:26.380 that

00:45:27.160 Americans

00:45:28.700 really

00:45:30.260 need to

00:45:32.060 wake up to

00:45:32.700 especially Democrats.

00:45:34.480 who is behind

00:45:40.140 Ocasio-Cortez

00:45:41.940 and her

00:45:42.840 Green New Deal? 0.83

00:45:46.020 Who's behind that?

00:45:48.800 Well, we know

00:45:50.020 now because

00:45:51.300 it was

00:45:52.980 you know, because

00:45:53.800 you can't hide

00:45:54.520 on the internet.

00:45:55.400 They went back and

00:45:56.560 forth all weekend

00:45:57.600 about, no, I

00:45:58.600 didn't say cow

00:45:59.500 farts.

00:45:59.940 That wasn't

00:46:00.480 something we put

00:46:01.140 in there.

00:46:01.680 No, no, no.

00:46:02.580 We didn't say

00:46:03.360 that whether

00:46:04.140 you're willing

00:46:04.740 or not willing

00:46:05.700 to work

00:46:06.280 you'd get

00:46:06.800 money from

00:46:07.400 the government.

00:46:08.040 No, no, no.

00:46:08.640 We didn't say

00:46:09.100 anything about

00:46:09.580 that.

00:46:10.400 First,

00:46:11.300 misdirection.

00:46:13.140 Why argue

00:46:14.020 about something

00:46:14.880 of such

00:46:15.400 nonsense

00:46:16.040 when you're

00:46:17.560 talking about

00:46:18.140 a complete

00:46:18.700 reversal of

00:46:19.540 the Bill of

00:46:20.020 Rights?

00:46:20.420 And that's

00:46:20.760 not my

00:46:21.300 words,

00:46:21.820 that's their

00:46:22.360 words.

00:46:22.720 This is

00:46:23.580 addition

00:46:25.640 in addition

00:46:27.300 to

00:46:28.520 Franklin

00:46:29.280 Roosevelt's

00:46:30.280 second

00:46:31.080 Bill of

00:46:32.020 Rights.

00:46:32.500 Well, we

00:46:32.880 didn't have

00:46:33.380 a second

00:46:33.800 Bill of

00:46:34.200 Rights.

00:46:34.800 America

00:46:35.240 rejected it.

00:46:36.620 Why?

00:46:37.740 Because it

00:46:38.560 reverses us

00:46:39.580 and makes

00:46:40.140 us into

00:46:40.860 a socialist

00:46:41.860 or fascistic

00:46:43.220 state.

00:46:44.860 A state

00:46:46.240 where you

00:46:47.340 might own

00:46:48.580 public

00:46:49.100 production,

00:46:49.920 but the

00:46:50.260 state guides

00:46:51.500 you.

00:46:52.380 That's

00:46:52.760 fascism.

00:46:55.780 The other

00:46:56.800 is communism,

00:46:57.620 where the

00:46:58.380 state owns

00:46:59.520 all of

00:47:00.360 the means

00:47:01.540 of

00:47:01.780 production.

00:47:03.220 And only

00:47:03.780 for a

00:47:04.100 while,

00:47:04.320 because then

00:47:04.580 it gives

00:47:04.860 it to the

00:47:05.220 people.

00:47:05.820 Remember

00:47:06.020 that.

00:47:06.580 And it

00:47:07.260 always happens

00:47:07.740 that way.

00:47:08.100 It gives

00:47:08.260 it right to

00:47:08.620 the people.

00:47:09.320 This is

00:47:09.660 the people's

00:47:10.160 plant,

00:47:10.820 although none

00:47:11.520 of the

00:47:11.760 people actually

00:47:12.360 have a say

00:47:12.880 in how it's

00:47:13.340 run.

00:47:13.680 Well, they

00:47:13.840 do give

00:47:14.200 it to

00:47:14.460 people.

00:47:15.020 It's just

00:47:15.400 usually the

00:47:16.060 people at

00:47:16.980 the very

00:47:17.360 top that

00:47:17.860 are in the

00:47:18.180 government.

00:47:18.820 They're the

00:47:19.040 ones that

00:47:19.320 wind up

00:47:19.640 getting it

00:47:20.040 in the

00:47:20.220 end.

00:47:20.820 Okay.

00:47:21.920 So

00:47:22.200 Saikot,

00:47:23.340 I know I'm

00:47:24.920 going to butcher

00:47:25.380 his name

00:47:25.920 and I

00:47:26.160 apologize

00:47:26.620 for it.

00:47:27.360 Chakrabarti

00:47:28.180 is my

00:47:30.320 favorite of

00:47:30.740 the Chakrabarti

00:47:31.400 family.

00:47:32.020 Thank you.

00:47:33.920 He is

00:47:35.220 Ocasio-Cortez's

00:47:38.180 chief of

00:47:38.720 staff.

00:47:40.560 And I

00:47:41.340 just want to

00:47:42.000 show you

00:47:42.460 how arrogant

00:47:43.640 and comfortable

00:47:44.980 they are.

00:47:45.860 You remember

00:47:46.240 when I was

00:47:46.780 in last

00:47:48.100 week,

00:47:48.640 last Tuesday,

00:47:49.540 I went

00:47:51.040 to the

00:47:51.940 State of

00:47:52.300 the Union

00:47:52.680 and I

00:47:54.320 told you

00:47:54.980 afterwards,

00:47:55.580 what was

00:47:56.280 stunning to

00:47:57.080 me was

00:47:58.400 the arrogance

00:47:59.260 and how

00:48:00.480 radical

00:48:01.520 this class

00:48:03.780 was.

00:48:05.580 This is,

00:48:06.300 I'm telling

00:48:07.100 you right

00:48:07.480 now,

00:48:07.920 Van Jones

00:48:08.800 looks like

00:48:10.400 a puppet

00:48:11.960 in one of

00:48:12.720 Mr.

00:48:13.020 Rogers'

00:48:13.560 kingdom

00:48:13.900 plays.

00:48:15.880 He is

00:48:16.840 nothing

00:48:17.600 compared to

00:48:19.140 this incoming

00:48:20.080 class.

00:48:21.380 And we're

00:48:22.220 going to

00:48:22.520 show you

00:48:23.200 some

00:48:23.440 examples

00:48:24.000 of that.

00:48:25.020 But I

00:48:25.180 just want

00:48:25.600 to show

00:48:26.000 you,

00:48:26.500 you know,

00:48:27.040 you look

00:48:27.920 to somebody

00:48:28.620 and you

00:48:28.980 say,

00:48:29.300 who are

00:48:29.540 their heroes?

00:48:30.700 Who are

00:48:31.000 their heroes?

00:48:32.020 You know,

00:48:32.280 who do

00:48:32.480 they spend

00:48:32.960 time

00:48:33.540 thinking

00:48:34.460 about?

00:48:35.660 Who are

00:48:36.420 they?

00:48:36.920 Who are

00:48:37.220 they surrounding

00:48:37.900 themselves

00:48:38.580 with?

00:48:41.920 For

00:48:42.400 instance,

00:48:42.720 behind me

00:48:43.420 is a

00:48:44.420 painting that

00:48:44.860 I did

00:48:45.240 this weekend

00:48:46.020 of Abraham

00:48:47.700 Lincoln.

00:48:48.080 and when

00:48:52.160 I'm

00:48:52.460 painting,

00:48:53.160 I'm

00:48:53.500 generally

00:48:54.120 painting

00:48:54.820 something

00:48:55.880 that is

00:48:56.440 uplifting,

00:48:57.320 something

00:48:57.620 that somebody

00:48:59.280 I admire,

00:49:00.500 et cetera,

00:49:00.900 et cetera.

00:49:02.760 That's the

00:49:03.560 way people

00:49:04.060 are.

00:49:05.500 You don't

00:49:06.480 generally

00:49:07.120 wear things

00:49:08.780 or surround

00:49:09.600 yourself with

00:49:10.180 pictures of

00:49:10.740 people you

00:49:11.220 despise.

00:49:12.600 Nowhere in

00:49:13.560 the Democratic

00:49:14.200 Party are

00:49:15.320 there are

00:49:15.700 pictures of

00:49:16.320 me and

00:49:17.040 my family

00:49:17.660 on their

00:49:18.120 desk unless

00:49:19.200 they're just

00:49:19.920 focused on

00:49:20.580 destroying me.

00:49:21.920 Nobody's like,

00:49:22.660 you know what?

00:49:23.780 I'm going to

00:49:24.180 wear a Glenn

00:49:24.560 Beck t-shirt.

00:49:25.840 Ben Jones

00:49:26.180 doesn't own

00:49:26.660 one.

00:49:30.840 So who

00:49:31.560 does,

00:49:31.760 who does

00:49:32.320 psychot,

00:49:35.360 who is,

00:49:36.340 who,

00:49:36.900 who is he

00:49:37.640 willing to

00:49:38.500 wear a

00:49:39.220 t-shirt?

00:49:41.240 And that

00:49:42.000 face is on

00:49:42.860 there.

00:49:43.100 Now we have

00:49:43.660 seen people

00:49:44.300 that wear

00:49:45.000 Che Guevara.

00:49:46.840 Che, of

00:49:47.360 course, we

00:49:47.820 know is a

00:49:48.300 brutal killer,

00:49:49.640 hated

00:49:49.920 homosexuals,

00:49:51.080 hated

00:49:51.300 African

00:49:51.760 Americans,

00:49:53.620 brutal,

00:49:54.340 brutal killer

00:49:54.980 of artists

00:49:55.820 and poets

00:49:56.900 and writers

00:49:57.960 and press.

00:50:01.100 He was a

00:50:02.240 psycho.

00:50:04.340 Although he's

00:50:05.440 kind of

00:50:05.720 acceptable.

00:50:08.100 So as

00:50:09.040 I'm, I'm

00:50:09.780 looking at

00:50:10.580 the, um,

00:50:12.640 I'm looking

00:50:13.380 at the

00:50:13.720 website of

00:50:14.860 Ocasio-Cortez

00:50:16.280 and I'm

00:50:16.660 trying to

00:50:17.040 figure out

00:50:17.520 who wrote

00:50:18.660 this

00:50:19.140 Green Deal.

00:50:21.600 Well, the

00:50:22.280 guy who put

00:50:23.200 it out and

00:50:24.200 who is

00:50:24.820 marked as

00:50:25.640 the author

00:50:26.220 on the

00:50:26.840 PDF

00:50:27.260 is her

00:50:29.560 chief of

00:50:30.000 staff.

00:50:31.360 So who

00:50:32.020 is he?

00:50:34.660 Well, he's

00:50:35.540 a hot hunk.

00:50:36.360 That's who he

00:50:36.880 is.

00:50:37.560 Oh, you

00:50:37.920 should see

00:50:38.340 him.

00:50:38.740 He's a

00:50:39.040 hot hunk.

00:50:39.740 Well,

00:50:40.020 looking at

00:50:40.740 the hot

00:50:41.220 hunk

00:50:41.500 pictures that

00:50:44.380 are going

00:50:44.700 around, you

00:50:45.560 know, where

00:50:45.860 all of the

00:50:46.460 women are 1.00

00:50:46.780 saying, oh,

00:50:47.180 look at

00:50:47.460 him.

00:50:47.880 He's a

00:50:48.360 hot hunk.

00:50:49.320 I noticed

00:50:50.160 that he's

00:50:50.540 wearing a

00:50:51.040 t-shirt of

00:50:51.800 somebody that

00:50:53.460 I thought,

00:50:54.120 who is

00:50:56.080 that?

00:50:58.920 Well,

00:50:59.520 Stu, have

00:50:59.940 you ever

00:51:00.280 heard of,

00:51:00.840 and again,

00:51:01.180 I'm going

00:51:01.440 to butcher

00:51:02.920 the name,

00:51:04.860 Netaji

00:51:05.620 Subhas

00:51:07.160 Chandra

00:51:08.300 Bose, I

00:51:10.740 think.

00:51:12.220 Okay.

00:51:12.500 That was

00:51:12.780 just seemed

00:51:13.080 like a lot

00:51:13.480 of letters

00:51:13.840 you mixed

00:51:14.200 up.

00:51:14.780 Yeah,

00:51:15.060 well,

00:51:15.540 so he

00:51:19.720 was a

00:51:20.320 guy that

00:51:21.400 in 19,

00:51:23.320 1928,

00:51:24.120 he started

00:51:25.700 the Indian

00:51:26.580 National

00:51:27.240 Congress,

00:51:28.100 1928,

00:51:28.880 1929,

00:51:29.580 somewhere in

00:51:29.880 that.

00:51:30.080 And what

00:51:31.720 was happening

00:51:32.220 in the

00:51:32.460 world in

00:51:32.800 1928,

00:51:33.660 29?

00:51:35.120 Well,

00:51:35.700 there was

00:51:35.940 a big

00:51:36.200 explosion,

00:51:36.860 kind of

00:51:37.080 like there

00:51:37.360 is now,

00:51:37.960 of nationalism,

00:51:39.420 communism,

00:51:40.740 extremism,

00:51:42.640 fascism,

00:51:43.740 and nationalism.

00:51:46.020 So he

00:51:46.920 was a

00:51:47.280 nationalist,

00:51:47.720 and he

00:51:48.280 started the

00:51:48.740 Indian

00:51:49.060 National

00:51:49.860 Congress

00:51:50.340 in 1929,

00:51:51.880 and he

00:51:52.880 had everybody,

00:51:53.820 there was

00:51:54.040 2,000 people

00:51:55.040 in this,

00:51:55.640 and he

00:51:55.940 had everybody

00:51:56.620 march in

00:51:59.180 these New

00:51:59.980 uniforms that

00:52:00.960 he had

00:52:01.380 made.

00:52:02.040 Does this

00:52:02.320 sound familiar?

00:52:03.020 Who else

00:52:03.460 in 1920s

00:52:04.500 was getting

00:52:05.720 people together

00:52:06.500 under a

00:52:07.340 national

00:52:07.840 socialist

00:52:08.480 flag,

00:52:09.560 making

00:52:09.980 uniforms,

00:52:10.580 and having

00:52:11.460 them march

00:52:12.020 in these

00:52:12.700 grand

00:52:13.260 parades?

00:52:15.120 We'll get

00:52:15.860 back to him

00:52:16.520 in a minute.

00:52:18.120 Gandhi saw

00:52:19.120 this in

00:52:19.600 1928 and

00:52:20.420 said,

00:52:20.720 this is an

00:52:21.220 absolute

00:52:21.620 circus.

00:52:23.260 But Gandhi

00:52:24.280 would later

00:52:25.120 have to take

00:52:25.660 a stand

00:52:26.240 in 1935.

00:52:28.780 This guy

00:52:29.360 was,

00:52:30.040 this guy

00:52:30.880 was,

00:52:31.440 was a

00:52:33.580 full-fledged

00:52:34.500 fascist

00:52:35.240 and was

00:52:36.240 calling for

00:52:36.940 a dictator.

00:52:38.400 He wrote

00:52:38.640 a book,

00:52:39.300 and see if

00:52:39.880 this sounds

00:52:40.260 familiar to

00:52:40.840 you,

00:52:41.080 Stu.

00:52:41.880 He wrote

00:52:42.640 a book

00:52:43.080 you might

00:52:43.560 have heard

00:52:44.180 of,

00:52:45.080 or it

00:52:45.780 might sound

00:52:46.140 familiar.

00:52:46.800 It was

00:52:47.280 called

00:52:47.800 Indian

00:52:49.500 Struggle.

00:52:52.060 Struggle,

00:52:52.860 like a

00:52:53.220 conf,

00:52:54.040 or as

00:52:54.920 it were.

00:52:55.520 Yeah.

00:52:56.080 Like a

00:52:56.500 Mein Kampf.

00:52:58.020 Mein Kampf.

00:52:58.680 Mein Kampf,

00:52:58.940 this is

00:52:59.400 Indian

00:53:00.260 Kampf.

00:53:01.360 Indian Kampf.

00:53:02.240 Right,

00:53:02.420 okay.

00:53:02.840 You know,

00:53:03.740 and the

00:53:04.100 struggle also

00:53:05.080 Jihad. 0.68

00:53:07.520 Okay,

00:53:08.560 so he

00:53:10.640 writes

00:53:11.200 the

00:53:12.700 Indian

00:53:13.120 struggle

00:53:13.580 when Hitler 0.91

00:53:14.500 is writing

00:53:15.080 my struggle.

00:53:16.400 They both

00:53:17.560 are talking

00:53:18.600 about fascism.

00:53:20.100 In 1935,

00:53:21.920 he decides

00:53:22.740 he's going

00:53:23.480 to bring

00:53:24.000 this book

00:53:24.640 to one

00:53:25.020 of his

00:53:25.320 heroes,

00:53:26.580 Benito

00:53:26.920 Mussolini.

00:53:28.400 Now,

00:53:29.000 the reason

00:53:29.400 why he

00:53:29.900 left

00:53:30.560 India

00:53:32.120 is because

00:53:33.660 Gandhi

00:53:34.700 and Nehru

00:53:35.520 were against

00:53:36.340 him,

00:53:37.000 and they

00:53:38.060 said,

00:53:38.560 we have

00:53:39.000 no place

00:53:40.100 for you.

00:53:41.920 There's no

00:53:42.660 place for

00:53:43.340 the kind

00:53:43.760 of violence

00:53:44.460 and the

00:53:44.940 kind of

00:53:45.360 system

00:53:45.820 that you

00:53:46.760 are asking

00:53:48.400 for.

00:53:49.520 Gandhi

00:53:50.080 said that

00:53:51.000 national

00:53:52.060 socialism

00:53:52.840 and

00:53:54.020 communism.

00:53:55.620 You

00:53:56.260 can't

00:53:56.720 blend

00:53:57.260 these

00:53:57.700 two

00:53:57.980 things.

00:53:59.260 You

00:53:59.780 can't

00:54:00.160 go

00:54:00.380 either

00:54:00.760 direction

00:54:01.380 because

00:54:01.740 they're

00:54:02.000 both

00:54:02.400 wrong.

00:54:04.400 So he's

00:54:05.460 chased out

00:54:06.140 by Gandhi.

00:54:06.740 Now,

00:54:07.200 I want you

00:54:07.660 to just

00:54:07.840 understand,

00:54:08.860 this guy

00:54:09.460 has a

00:54:09.880 choice

00:54:10.300 between

00:54:10.860 Gandhi

00:54:11.680 and

00:54:13.120 Mussolini

00:54:13.800 and

00:54:14.540 Hitler. 0.57

00:54:16.880 He

00:54:17.440 chooses

00:54:18.100 Mussolini

00:54:18.960 and

00:54:19.280 Hitler,

00:54:19.920 not

00:54:20.280 Gandhi.

00:54:22.300 So he

00:54:23.040 goes over

00:54:23.600 to

00:54:23.960 Mussolini,

00:54:25.160 gives him

00:54:25.500 a book,

00:54:25.880 then he

00:54:26.120 goes over

00:54:26.640 in

00:54:27.440 1941.

00:54:29.240 So there's

00:54:29.660 no doubt

00:54:32.420 who Hitler 0.73

00:54:33.620 is in

00:54:34.400 1941.

00:54:35.880 He goes

00:54:36.540 over in

00:54:36.900 1941 to

00:54:38.080 meet with

00:54:39.080 Herr Hitler, 0.78

00:54:40.620 and they

00:54:41.040 meet.

00:54:41.920 And he

00:54:42.720 meets with,

00:54:43.280 I think it

00:54:43.580 was Goebbels,

00:54:44.340 and the

00:54:46.700 Nazis give

00:54:47.680 him his

00:54:48.020 own storm

00:54:48.560 troopers.

00:54:49.340 Isn't that

00:54:49.580 great?

00:54:50.180 And his

00:54:51.380 own little

00:54:51.840 radio facility

00:54:52.880 called Radio

00:54:54.100 Free India. 0.82

00:54:55.460 So he

00:54:56.220 can spill

00:54:56.800 his propaganda,

00:54:58.140 his anti-Gandhi,

00:54:59.900 anti-Nehru

00:55:00.880 propaganda,

00:55:02.260 pro-national

00:55:03.780 socialist

00:55:04.520 propaganda,

00:55:05.580 into India.

00:55:07.060 He then

00:55:07.780 goes over

00:55:08.180 to the

00:55:08.560 imperial state

00:55:09.540 of Japan,

00:55:11.040 and he

00:55:11.600 sides with

00:55:12.300 the Japanese,

00:55:13.220 and the

00:55:13.440 Japanese also

00:55:14.300 give him

00:55:14.920 storm

00:55:15.720 troopers,

00:55:16.320 if you

00:55:16.580 will.

00:55:19.300 In

00:55:19.900 1943,

00:55:21.160 he put

00:55:22.560 together the

00:55:23.100 provisional

00:55:23.580 government of

00:55:24.400 a free

00:55:24.780 India.

00:55:25.400 He declared

00:55:25.860 himself head

00:55:26.540 of state,

00:55:27.180 prime minister,

00:55:28.540 minister of

00:55:29.100 war, and

00:55:29.600 minister of

00:55:30.140 foreign affairs.

00:55:30.780 He expected

00:55:32.000 to continue

00:55:33.380 this after the

00:55:34.220 war was won 0.91

00:55:35.000 by the

00:55:35.340 Japanese and

00:55:36.060 the Nazis,

00:55:36.660 and he

00:55:38.060 insisted on

00:55:40.100 absolute loyalty

00:55:41.380 to him,

00:55:42.480 and execution

00:55:43.520 and torture

00:55:44.840 of those

00:55:46.340 who disagreed

00:55:47.180 with him.

00:55:48.880 In the

00:55:51.100 same year,

00:55:52.200 he talked

00:55:52.680 about how

00:55:53.320 India needed 0.80

00:55:54.580 a ruthless

00:55:55.420 dictator,

00:55:56.360 not just to

00:55:57.260 get rid of

00:55:57.960 the English,

00:55:59.260 but a ruthless

00:56:00.180 dictator to

00:56:01.180 rule for at

00:56:02.020 least 20

00:56:03.060 years after

00:56:04.020 liberation.

00:56:05.460 He says,

00:56:06.000 as long as

00:56:06.580 there is a

00:56:07.320 third party,

00:56:08.980 these dissensions

00:56:09.800 will not

00:56:10.320 end, they 0.89

00:56:10.760 will continue

00:56:11.340 to grow.

00:56:12.420 They'll

00:56:12.660 disappear only

00:56:13.560 when an

00:56:14.040 iron dictator

00:56:14.960 rules over

00:56:15.780 India for

00:56:16.320 20 years.

00:56:17.580 For a few

00:56:18.400 years at

00:56:18.960 least, after

00:56:19.440 the end of

00:56:19.880 British rule

00:56:20.420 in India,

00:56:21.040 there must

00:56:21.740 be a

00:56:22.080 dictatorship.

00:56:23.040 No other

00:56:23.440 constitution can

00:56:24.440 flourish in

00:56:24.980 this country,

00:56:25.740 and it is

00:56:26.580 so to

00:56:27.580 India's good

00:56:28.540 that she be

00:56:29.100 ruled by a

00:56:29.960 dictator to

00:56:31.020 begin with.

00:56:31.860 He no

00:56:34.800 longer liked

00:56:35.720 just

00:56:36.680 fascism.

00:56:37.800 He was

00:56:38.080 now a

00:56:38.680 national

00:56:39.220 socialist.

00:56:40.640 He liked

00:56:41.420 the Nazi

00:56:42.360 leaders.

00:56:48.440 How do

00:56:49.340 you pick

00:56:49.980 Hitler over 0.95

00:56:53.200 Gandhi?

00:56:56.180 That's pretty

00:56:57.100 hard to do.

00:56:58.720 It's pretty

00:56:59.440 hard to do.

00:57:00.460 Now, when you

00:57:01.300 get up in

00:57:01.820 the morning

00:57:02.220 and you

00:57:04.900 have a

00:57:05.600 choice of

00:57:06.580 any t-shirt

00:57:07.420 on the

00:57:07.840 planet you

00:57:08.580 could wear,

00:57:09.720 and you

00:57:10.340 are Ocasio

00:57:11.300 Cortez's

00:57:12.040 chief of

00:57:12.640 staff,

00:57:15.220 you have

00:57:17.040 a choice

00:57:18.040 of t-shirts.

00:57:19.320 You could

00:57:19.920 pick a

00:57:20.460 Gandhi t-shirt.

00:57:22.180 You could

00:57:22.960 pick a

00:57:23.500 Lincoln t-shirt.

00:57:24.800 You could

00:57:25.200 pick a

00:57:25.660 Nike t-shirt.

00:57:27.560 You could

00:57:28.020 pick a

00:57:28.580 Colin

00:57:29.140 Kaepernick

00:57:29.960 t-shirt.

00:57:30.760 But you

00:57:31.920 instead pick

00:57:33.120 the t-shirt

00:57:33.900 depicting the

00:57:35.080 face of

00:57:35.700 the guy

00:57:36.160 who selected

00:57:37.000 Mussolini

00:57:38.340 and Adolf

00:57:40.860 Hitler 0.78

00:57:41.420 and worked

00:57:43.320 with them.

00:57:46.300 I think it's

00:57:47.240 time we bring

00:57:47.800 the chalkboard

00:57:48.380 out because I

00:57:48.980 think there's a

00:57:49.400 whole new

00:57:50.120 class of

00:57:50.780 radicals that

00:57:52.340 you need to

00:57:53.060 be aware of

00:57:53.760 and we need

00:57:54.720 to do it

00:57:55.240 again and we

00:57:56.060 need to do

00:57:56.440 it right so

00:57:57.280 our Democratic

00:57:58.020 friends not

00:57:59.160 the ones in

00:57:59.780 Washington but

00:58:00.440 the ones on

00:58:01.220 the street

00:58:01.760 will listen

00:58:02.860 because they

00:58:04.340 are surrounded

00:58:05.480 by people

00:58:06.880 who believe

00:58:09.420 any means

00:58:12.000 possible.

00:58:15.760 That's just

00:58:16.800 your writer of

00:58:17.480 the Green

00:58:18.480 New Deal.

00:58:20.520 We'll continue

00:58:21.720 later.

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01:00:09.240 So how do you

01:00:10.020 do that, Stu?

01:00:10.740 How do you put

01:00:11.300 on a t-shirt

01:00:11.980 support for

01:00:13.240 somebody who

01:00:14.000 was collaborating

01:00:15.140 with the Nazis?

01:00:16.240 I don't care.

01:00:19.040 I don't care who

01:00:20.780 you were, you

01:00:22.400 know, while we

01:00:22.900 were fighting the

01:00:23.500 British.

01:00:23.960 No.

01:00:25.400 You chose

01:00:26.560 Hitler over 0.95

01:00:28.000 Gandhi.

01:00:30.060 How do you

01:00:30.660 spin that?

01:00:32.580 I mean, I'm

01:00:33.580 sure there is

01:00:34.940 some socialist

01:00:36.380 spin that he was

01:00:37.620 a hero.

01:00:38.340 Oh, no, there

01:00:38.960 is.

01:00:39.380 There's some, you

01:00:40.580 know, who should

01:00:40.940 get on about

01:00:41.820 this is just

01:00:47.120 is making the

01:00:47.980 movies now.

01:00:48.660 Went to jail.

01:00:50.240 Friend of ours.

01:00:52.020 Dinesh.

01:00:52.420 Dinesh.

01:00:53.300 Dinesh D'Souza

01:00:54.120 would know all

01:00:54.680 about this guy.

01:00:56.160 And there is a

01:00:57.860 movement to make

01:00:58.540 this guy into a

01:00:59.420 hero.

01:00:59.640 But I'm sorry,

01:01:00.940 you picked

01:01:02.040 Hitler over Gandhi. 0.73

01:01:03.860 I don't know how

01:01:04.520 you spin that.

01:01:05.780 And you could say,

01:01:06.360 well, Winston

01:01:07.460 Churchill was a

01:01:08.240 monster.

01:01:08.520 I'll agree

01:01:09.120 with you.

01:01:09.900 I 100% agree

01:01:11.660 with you in

01:01:12.580 in India.

01:01:14.480 And in the end

01:01:15.460 of his life,

01:01:16.240 Winston Churchill

01:01:17.800 kind of said the

01:01:18.420 same thing.

01:01:19.040 Yeah.

01:01:19.420 Wow.

01:01:20.200 I didn't really

01:01:20.820 see that one.

01:01:22.220 He was a

01:01:23.020 monster in

01:01:23.800 India.

01:01:24.360 He was.

01:01:25.720 And there's

01:01:26.680 no question

01:01:27.560 about it.

01:01:29.520 But he

01:01:31.600 was fighting

01:01:32.180 for freedom

01:01:32.760 on one side

01:01:34.220 and fighting

01:01:35.700 on the other

01:01:36.360 side.

01:01:36.660 But you had

01:01:37.220 Gandhi to go

01:01:38.380 to Gandhi.

01:01:40.320 And we've

01:01:40.880 talked about

01:01:41.240 the Che Guevara

01:01:42.000 shirts for a

01:01:43.020 long time.

01:01:43.660 They became a

01:01:44.500 pop culture

01:01:45.340 sort of situation

01:01:46.840 and people would

01:01:47.740 just wear them.

01:01:48.360 And so many

01:01:49.000 people would

01:01:50.040 wear them

01:01:50.600 with no real

01:01:52.060 knowledge,

01:01:53.000 right?

01:01:53.200 Like that was

01:01:53.600 what we were

01:01:54.520 considering as

01:01:55.180 the problem,

01:01:55.760 right?

01:01:55.860 People don't

01:01:56.420 know the truth

01:01:56.960 about Che.

01:01:57.560 So they wear

01:01:58.160 these shirts

01:01:58.600 and they're

01:01:58.840 wearing a

01:01:59.180 mass murderer

01:01:59.820 shirt and they

01:02:00.420 don't even

01:02:00.680 know it.

01:02:01.520 You don't

01:02:01.940 pick a guy

01:02:02.380 like this

01:02:03.020 without having

01:02:04.400 real deep

01:02:05.700 knowledge as to

01:02:06.660 what he did

01:02:07.200 with his life.

01:02:07.780 Where do you

01:02:08.300 get a Chakrabarty

01:02:09.540 t-shirt?

01:02:10.720 I mean,

01:02:10.940 where do you

01:02:11.340 He's Chakrabarty,

01:02:12.400 right?

01:02:12.620 He's not wearing

01:02:12.980 a t-shirt himself.

01:02:13.840 No, no, no.

01:02:14.560 A Chandra Bose

01:02:15.920 t-shirt.

01:02:16.520 By the way,

01:02:16.880 Elle magazine

01:02:18.640 one of the big

01:02:20.400 sources for me

01:02:21.780 when it comes to

01:02:22.360 politics.

01:02:23.060 Oh, yeah.

01:02:23.380 Sure, sure, sure.

01:02:23.900 They refer to him

01:02:24.880 not as, what

01:02:26.780 were you calling

01:02:27.160 Sakit, what 0.94

01:02:28.320 is his name

01:02:28.660 again, Chakrabarty?

01:02:29.940 Yeah, Sakat

01:02:31.820 Chakrabarty.

01:02:32.880 And if I can

01:02:33.920 clear the 15

01:02:35.340 pop-up ads that

01:02:36.100 come, when you

01:02:36.480 go to Elle.com,

01:02:38.020 you get, you

01:02:38.800 need to know

01:02:39.400 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's

01:02:41.040 chief of staff

01:02:41.840 Snacks

01:02:43.180 Sakat Chakrabarty.

01:02:45.460 His nickname is

01:02:46.080 Snacks.

01:02:47.540 Can I just give you

01:02:48.520 a little bit of

01:02:48.880 background?

01:02:49.080 Because I know

01:02:49.300 you went into

01:02:49.620 some of the

01:02:49.980 background there.

01:02:50.480 Sure, sure, sure,

01:02:51.020 It's beginning to

01:02:52.600 look like newly

01:02:53.100 sworn-in Congresswoman

01:02:54.180 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

01:02:55.660 is pandering to me

01:02:56.780 specifically, and I

01:02:58.020 am what?

01:02:58.680 Grateful.

01:02:59.640 Thanks to her

01:03:00.100 Green New Deal, I

01:03:01.060 learned so much about

01:03:01.940 taxes from Twitter

01:03:02.800 University this

01:03:03.560 weekend.

01:03:04.200 I'm pretty much a

01:03:04.840 certified CPA now.

01:03:06.100 Oh my gosh.

01:03:07.220 If anyone wants to

01:03:07.940 help me with their

01:03:08.480 1040 easy.

01:03:09.580 Thanks to her viral

01:03:10.520 dance video, blah,

01:03:11.600 blah, blah, blah,

01:03:12.100 blah.

01:03:12.420 And now I find out

01:03:13.480 that she has a

01:03:14.020 certified snack chief

01:03:15.400 of staff, Saikat

01:03:16.820 Chakrabarty, a

01:03:17.920 chief of snacks.

01:03:19.540 AOC looking fondly

01:03:21.000 at snacks when

01:03:22.760 he is, is, I

01:03:25.280 can't even, the

01:03:25.760 writing on this is,

01:03:26.580 it makes my, my

01:03:27.480 brain hurt.

01:03:28.640 Is literally me

01:03:30.060 looking at the

01:03:30.740 pictures of snacks

01:03:31.560 Saikat that I

01:03:32.320 spent hours scouring

01:03:33.340 the internet to

01:03:34.000 find.

01:03:34.700 For thirst

01:03:35.260 journalism.

01:03:36.300 Bring the Pulitzer

01:03:37.000 to me directly.

01:03:38.460 So many things to

01:03:39.260 discuss here.

01:03:39.820 First of all, beard.

01:03:41.320 We need to talk

01:03:42.360 about it.

01:03:42.680 It's lush and it's

01:03:43.400 right and I feel

01:03:44.120 like a good, I feel

01:03:45.260 like I'm a good

01:03:45.980 socialist if I

01:03:46.640 encourage him to

01:03:47.240 share it.

01:03:47.980 Second of all,

01:03:48.480 that white button

01:03:49.140 down, not to put too

01:03:50.300 fine and point on

01:03:50.980 it, but it's

01:03:51.320 telling me the

01:03:51.840 chief of snacks has

01:03:52.520 something to get

01:03:53.160 off his chest.

01:03:54.320 Oh, I can't wait.

01:03:55.860 What a wonderful

01:03:56.560 future we have.

01:03:57.660 We can call the

01:03:58.420 sexy, sexy chief of

01:03:59.940 staff of a socialist

01:04:00.900 wearing a t-shirt of

01:04:02.200 a fascist that went

01:04:03.820 to work with Hitler and 0.98

01:04:05.060 we can all celebrate

01:04:05.780 how good looking he

01:04:06.740 is.

01:04:07.380 The future of

01:04:08.160 journalism,

01:04:08.740 America.

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01:05:46.720 This is the Glenn Beck

01:05:48.080 program.

01:05:48.740 We are getting into the

01:05:50.020 election, and we had some

01:05:52.020 new contenders, and really

01:05:54.260 good-looking contenders, too,

01:05:56.280 for America that stepped

01:05:57.720 into the race today.

01:05:59.080 Stu is actually working on

01:06:00.800 what he believes will be

01:06:04.140 something that, and I agree,

01:06:07.460 will be extraordinarily useful

01:06:09.380 as you're going forward in

01:06:12.020 2020 to be able to measure

01:06:14.960 the Democratic nominees

01:06:16.900 and how the race is shaping

01:06:19.500 up.

01:06:19.780 You have over 20 factors

01:06:21.160 that you're looking at,

01:06:22.040 Stu?

01:06:22.260 Yeah, so far, 26 different

01:06:23.860 categories that go from

01:06:25.440 everything from polling to

01:06:26.720 fundamentals to support

01:06:29.680 within the party, alignment

01:06:31.200 with the political policy

01:06:34.900 positions of activists, sort

01:06:36.840 of voters.

01:06:37.660 There's a lot of different

01:06:38.520 factors that go into it.

01:06:39.260 I think there's 26 so far.

01:06:40.320 I probably will expand a

01:06:41.120 little bit from there, but

01:06:42.000 I'm still in the middle of

01:06:43.020 building it fully.

01:06:43.720 Are you looking at the

01:06:45.440 center of the country,

01:06:47.400 Democrats, at all?

01:06:49.120 Yeah, we're looking at that,

01:06:50.320 as well as the early states,

01:06:52.280 which will be, when you're

01:06:53.360 talking about, this is about

01:06:54.320 whether these candidates can

01:06:56.400 win the primary.

01:06:57.500 It's kind of like a power

01:06:58.660 rankings for the Democratic

01:07:01.060 candidate who's going to be

01:07:02.600 in the lead.

01:07:02.800 And can you, when you get it

01:07:04.500 done, will you be able to

01:07:05.520 look at which one is, you

01:07:08.620 know, they might be winning

01:07:09.380 the primary, but not

01:07:10.480 necessarily good against

01:07:12.100 Trump, because...

01:07:13.660 Yeah, that's one of the most

01:07:14.320 important factors.

01:07:15.740 Right now, I'm not building it

01:07:17.080 as who is going to be the best

01:07:18.900 matchup for Trump from the

01:07:20.320 Democrats, per se, although

01:07:21.980 that's a factor in it.

01:07:23.080 One of the things, the reasons

01:07:24.240 I'm considering that sort of

01:07:26.120 polling, which is basically

01:07:27.000 based on general election

01:07:28.200 polling, which still is out,

01:07:29.540 is already being taken, is

01:07:32.240 that is probably the number

01:07:34.920 one thing Democrats want out

01:07:36.620 of a candidate, which is to

01:07:37.920 beat Trump.

01:07:38.680 Like, if they came up with a

01:07:39.820 person who believed lots of

01:07:41.880 different things from them,

01:07:42.880 but they believed would

01:07:43.460 actually beat Trump, that

01:07:45.300 person's much more likely to

01:07:46.680 actually win.

01:07:47.160 That's going to be different,

01:07:48.380 though, you know, with the,

01:07:50.060 you know, with the Keith

01:07:52.120 Ellisons of the world.

01:07:54.260 I mean, they really believe...

01:07:55.940 I read an article, this

01:07:58.020 this week, something along

01:08:02.480 the lines of, what was the

01:08:04.260 headline, can a moderate

01:08:07.300 win the, against Trump?

01:08:12.720 Can a moderate...

01:08:14.720 Wait, wait, wait.

01:08:16.100 You're always saying that the

01:08:17.660 Republicans are running

01:08:19.000 extremists when we run people

01:08:22.840 who believe in the

01:08:23.680 Constitution.

01:08:24.700 You're now questioning whether

01:08:26.300 a moderate could win in the

01:08:28.640 Democratic Party.

01:08:30.460 I mean, we...

01:08:31.060 I mean, Howard Schultz is not

01:08:34.420 a moderate Democrat.

01:08:35.160 No, I know.

01:08:35.500 He's a liberal Democrat.

01:08:36.860 And he can't even fit in the

01:08:37.920 party.

01:08:38.260 No.

01:08:38.660 He's running as an

01:08:39.460 independent, potentially,

01:08:40.480 because he doesn't think he

01:08:41.480 has any chance, basically, to

01:08:42.680 win as a Democratic candidate.

01:08:44.360 I mean, think about that.

01:08:45.580 That is a...

01:08:46.380 That's quite a statement.

01:08:47.540 He's a lifelong Democrat.

01:08:49.700 He's a guy who started

01:08:50.380 Starbucks.

01:08:51.380 And he's out.

01:08:52.560 And he's out.

01:08:53.640 He's out of the party.

01:08:54.580 So think about how radical

01:08:56.520 that change has been.

01:08:57.800 But see, how do they expect

01:08:59.160 to run a radical when 20% of

01:09:03.380 the vote for Donald Trump came

01:09:05.980 from people who voted at least

01:09:07.440 once for Barack Obama?

01:09:09.140 I mean, it's the best path for a 0.76

01:09:10.460 win for Donald Trump.

01:09:11.280 If he is going to face someone

01:09:13.860 like a, you know, Elizabeth

01:09:16.840 Warren, someone who's so far

01:09:19.060 left that it's impossible for a

01:09:21.400 person in the middle of the

01:09:22.400 country to say, I'm comfortable

01:09:23.700 with that.

01:09:24.400 Anybody who signs for the

01:09:25.720 new Green Deal.

01:09:27.060 Right.

01:09:27.260 And they all have.

01:09:27.920 As far as I know, I know

01:09:28.840 Cory Booker was bragging about

01:09:30.340 it.

01:09:31.540 You know, Kamala Harris is on

01:09:32.760 it.

01:09:33.180 Elizabeth Warren is on board.

01:09:34.980 As far as I know, I don't know

01:09:36.120 if any of the candidates have

01:09:37.280 rejected.

01:09:37.800 I don't think there's been one

01:09:38.820 candidate yet that rejected it.

01:09:40.080 Now, that might be the type of

01:09:41.640 job that Joe Biden takes up if

01:09:43.600 he gets in the race.

01:09:44.420 And he's the guy who says, all I

01:09:46.320 want is super mega liberal, not

01:09:47.820 socialist.

01:09:48.260 And that may be enough in this

01:09:51.060 context to to win.

01:09:53.380 He's obviously doing very well in

01:09:55.000 the polls.

01:09:55.740 But, you know, a lot of that's

01:09:56.740 name recognition.

01:09:57.540 He hasn't even announced yet.

01:09:59.220 But yeah, I mean, it's interesting

01:10:00.160 to look at that.

01:10:00.680 I did.

01:10:01.180 So I have the very draft

01:10:04.380 versions of this done.

01:10:06.060 I haven't added Klobuchar yet.

01:10:07.400 She just announced this weekend.

01:10:09.380 Minnesota, a Minnesota

01:10:11.600 senator.

01:10:13.260 And she's kind of being touted

01:10:15.040 as the first kind of moderate to

01:10:16.540 get in the race.

01:10:17.660 She is touted as a moderate.

01:10:19.760 She's from a state that Trump 0.94

01:10:21.020 almost won and from a region

01:10:23.080 where Trump pulled off some

01:10:24.060 unexpected victories.

01:10:25.040 So that's one of the things

01:10:26.100 there.

01:10:26.380 She kind of placed herself off as

01:10:28.120 a moderate.

01:10:28.620 I looked up her conservative

01:10:29.880 review score.

01:10:31.340 Now, a lot of Democrats have

01:10:32.340 zero percent conservative

01:10:33.720 review scores.

01:10:34.680 So, I mean, I got, you know,

01:10:35.680 so she's a moderate. 1.00

01:10:36.680 She has a two percent.

01:10:38.360 Oh, wow.

01:10:38.720 So a two percent conservative

01:10:40.020 review score.

01:10:40.740 Wow.

01:10:41.020 Pretty sexy.

01:10:41.580 Wow.

01:10:41.860 For the moderates out there.

01:10:43.000 Hey, yeah.

01:10:43.900 But we can go through this if

01:10:45.080 you want really quick.

01:10:45.760 There's so far, I guess, one,

01:10:48.340 two, three, four, five, six,

01:10:50.580 seven, eight, nine, nine.

01:10:52.020 I think I have in there.

01:10:52.840 Klobuchar would be 10.

01:10:53.680 There's a couple of other

01:10:54.540 minor candidates that we don't

01:10:55.800 have in yet.

01:10:56.820 But the way it works is to

01:10:58.440 basically score from one to

01:10:59.480 a hundred.

01:11:00.260 It comes to and there's a lot

01:11:02.600 of different categories, but

01:11:03.360 they're not all treated

01:11:03.880 equally.

01:11:04.220 Right.

01:11:04.520 Like there's certain things

01:11:05.260 that are really important

01:11:06.040 and certain things that are

01:11:06.780 not all that important.

01:11:07.640 Like what's the most

01:11:08.120 important thing?

01:11:09.000 I mean, certainly polling is

01:11:10.040 up there as very

01:11:11.000 important.

01:11:13.500 The endorsements from the

01:11:15.420 campaign, we don't, that

01:11:16.360 hasn't really started yet, but

01:11:17.640 that will become important.

01:11:19.420 Name recognition, quite

01:11:20.960 important.

01:11:22.000 You know, things like the

01:11:23.440 support from party elite and

01:11:24.740 social reach is pretty

01:11:26.240 important.

01:11:26.680 You know, you look at that

01:11:28.140 like you look at someone like

01:11:29.640 the social reach is an

01:11:32.520 interesting one, right?

01:11:33.240 Like you have people like, you

01:11:35.320 know, Elizabeth Warren and

01:11:36.920 Cory Booker have huge social

01:11:38.120 followings where someone like

01:11:40.320 a Kamala Harris has a much

01:11:43.580 smaller social following.

01:11:45.020 She's getting lots of buzz from

01:11:45.780 the media right now, but she

01:11:46.980 doesn't necessarily have that

01:11:47.880 way to easily and cheaply spread

01:11:49.880 that message.

01:11:50.720 She'll, that will grow if she 0.99

01:11:51.980 starts to lead in the polls.

01:11:53.180 These things all start to

01:11:54.240 follow each other.

01:11:55.840 And, you know, there's policy

01:11:57.120 alignment stuff and all, and

01:11:58.940 all sorts of stuff like that.

01:12:00.420 You know, is it a serious

01:12:01.500 campaign?

01:12:02.100 Is there baggage?

01:12:03.420 You know, how many gaffes do

01:12:04.420 they have?

01:12:04.920 How many, how do they have a

01:12:05.880 propensity for gaffes?

01:12:07.280 You know, so there's a lot of

01:12:08.420 different things to look at

01:12:09.200 there.

01:12:09.480 So the score basically comes

01:12:10.600 out from zero to a hundred.

01:12:12.420 It's basically be impossible to

01:12:13.660 get a zero or a 100.

01:12:15.440 So I'll give you these in

01:12:16.540 reverse order as they stand

01:12:17.560 right now.

01:12:17.960 Andrew Yang.

01:12:19.060 He's a, he's a, I was, I

01:12:21.040 thought he would be higher up

01:12:22.060 on the list.

01:12:23.140 Shockingly, no.

01:12:23.760 Yeah.

01:12:23.980 He's got a 17.8.

01:12:26.300 Then you've got John Delaney,

01:12:27.960 who's a former congressman,

01:12:29.400 but it has really made no

01:12:30.620 big impact.

01:12:31.040 He's at 18.

01:12:32.940 Pete Buttigieg.

01:12:34.500 Now Pete is the guy from,

01:12:36.060 he's the mayor of South Bend,

01:12:37.280 Indiana.

01:12:37.960 Yeah.

01:12:38.200 Love Buttigieg.

01:12:38.880 Yes.

01:12:39.100 He's at 29.

01:12:40.100 Yeah.

01:12:40.360 On our guy.

01:12:41.480 Tulsi Gabbard is next.

01:12:43.400 She's at a 30 on our scale. 0.78

01:12:45.300 She's a congresswoman from

01:12:46.300 Hawaii.

01:12:47.720 Then you got Kirsten

01:12:49.320 Gillibrand is at 38 on our

01:12:51.800 scale.

01:12:53.360 Julian Castro at 41.

01:12:55.440 Oh my God.

01:12:56.380 Interesting.

01:12:56.900 There was a couple of things

01:12:57.520 that I found interesting as we

01:12:58.500 get here towards the top,

01:12:59.460 because there's only,

01:13:00.020 there's really only three or

01:13:02.220 four big candidates that are in

01:13:04.940 right now.

01:13:05.880 And they are at the top.

01:13:07.100 Elizabeth Warren is next at 41.4.

01:13:09.420 I was shocked to see her though.

01:13:12.060 I mean,

01:13:13.220 towards the bottom group.

01:13:15.360 I mean,

01:13:15.600 41 was Julian Castro.

01:13:17.060 Again,

01:13:17.220 he was the HUD secretary and

01:13:18.340 mayor of San Antonio.

01:13:19.300 That's his qualification.

01:13:19.720 Why is her number come down on

01:13:21.800 this?

01:13:22.060 I mean,

01:13:22.220 she's just got so many

01:13:23.020 problems.

01:13:23.400 She's just riddled with

01:13:24.160 problems.

01:13:24.420 And that's it,

01:13:25.040 right?

01:13:25.200 And she has a real problems 0.96

01:13:26.320 fundamentally as candidates.

01:13:27.580 She does well on things like

01:13:28.500 social score.

01:13:29.060 She does okay in polling.

01:13:30.820 There's certain things that she

01:13:31.780 does pretty well,

01:13:32.720 but a lot of those candidates,

01:13:34.080 I mean,

01:13:34.260 how does she deal with Donald

01:13:35.240 Trump?

01:13:35.680 We've talked about this before.

01:13:36.660 She is,

01:13:37.040 she'd be a, 0.52

01:13:37.860 he'd walk all over her.

01:13:38.940 He is,

01:13:39.360 she is the ideal candidate to 0.99

01:13:41.560 run against Trump.

01:13:42.500 If she,

01:13:43.020 if that,

01:13:43.540 if they can make Elizabeth Warren,

01:13:44.740 the candidate,

01:13:45.260 Trump will have the easiest time,

01:13:46.340 I think with her,

01:13:47.440 Corey Booker actually finished

01:13:50.420 second in this,

01:13:52.040 and he's at 48.5 right now,

01:13:54.300 which is considerably better than

01:13:55.880 I,

01:13:56.060 I think he's a terrible candidate.

01:13:57.580 I mean,

01:13:58.100 Corey Booker,

01:13:58.580 you'll see him in speeches

01:13:59.360 sometimes,

01:13:59.740 and he's,

01:14:00.500 you know,

01:14:00.680 he can be kind of engaging,

01:14:01.880 but he is a performer.

01:14:04.140 He,

01:14:04.860 when he gets in those moments,

01:14:05.980 he,

01:14:06.260 he tends to write things.

01:14:07.840 He's not authentic.

01:14:08.920 The authenticity level of Corey Booker

01:14:11.380 is low when he gets in big moments.

01:14:14.340 He handles big moments poorly.

01:14:15.620 Spartacus?

01:14:15.900 Yeah,

01:14:16.160 I am Spartacus.

01:14:16.840 It's a great example of it,

01:14:17.820 right?

01:14:18.000 I mean,

01:14:18.700 So inauthentic.

01:14:19.780 So inauthentic.

01:14:20.900 And again,

01:14:21.460 just a,

01:14:22.400 he's also the type of person,

01:14:23.580 you saw it with a green clip

01:14:24.480 that we played earlier,

01:14:25.240 the Green New Deal clip,

01:14:26.620 where he is a type of person

01:14:28.760 that likes to defend those

01:14:30.460 indefensible positions.

01:14:32.540 He likes to jump into those situations.

01:14:34.740 So,

01:14:35.280 you know,

01:14:35.580 when everyone's saying

01:14:36.320 the Green New Deal,

01:14:36.980 it's ridiculous.

01:14:37.680 Like,

01:14:38.100 Alexandria,

01:14:38.920 Ocasio-Cortez comes out with it.

01:14:40.720 A bunch of people jump on board with it.

01:14:42.380 And then everyone starts to see

01:14:43.720 the details come out and say,

01:14:44.800 oh my God,

01:14:45.080 this is not a serious proposal.

01:14:46.360 Right now,

01:14:46.900 momentum is going against

01:14:48.240 the Green New Deal 0.78

01:14:49.320 because it's patently absurd.

01:14:51.260 Anyone who looks at it

01:14:52.180 knows it's ridiculous.

01:14:53.300 Why?

01:14:53.700 Just because he wanted to abolish

01:14:55.140 air travel,

01:14:56.900 car travel,

01:14:57.540 fossil fuels,

01:14:58.760 and car travel.

01:14:59.700 And remake,

01:15:01.260 knock down and rebuild,

01:15:02.620 or just retrofit

01:15:04.320 every single home in America

01:15:05.760 and every single structure in America.

01:15:07.460 These are not legitimate.

01:15:09.220 Ideas.

01:15:09.800 I mean,

01:15:10.100 this is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

01:15:12.540 silliness.

01:15:13.340 Some look at things

01:15:14.160 and say why.

01:15:15.020 Yeah,

01:15:15.240 and that's what his defense was.

01:15:16.740 Right?

01:15:16.880 His defense was,

01:15:17.480 oh,

01:15:17.580 that's a moonshot.

01:15:18.380 People said it was impossible.

01:15:19.380 Well,

01:15:19.500 they didn't say it was impossible.

01:15:20.460 They said it was hard.

01:15:21.380 This is impossible.

01:15:22.580 And it's stupid.

01:15:24.060 It's not even a goal

01:15:24.680 you'd want to do.

01:15:25.860 At least the moon,

01:15:26.720 we could at least look up there

01:15:27.720 and say,

01:15:27.980 wow,

01:15:28.220 that's a pretty cool video.

01:15:29.300 I mean,

01:15:29.420 I don't know what you get

01:15:29.980 out of the Green Deal 0.57

01:15:30.600 except bankrupting people.

01:15:32.760 So he was at 48.5

01:15:34.260 and then in first place

01:15:35.240 as it stands now

01:15:36.280 was Kamala Harris

01:15:37.360 and her rating 0.99

01:15:38.300 at 65.1.

01:15:40.600 So as of this moment,

01:15:42.920 based on my model here,

01:15:45.300 Kamala Harris is considerably

01:15:46.820 ahead of the field.

01:15:48.520 That does not necessarily mean

01:15:50.160 anything at this point.

01:15:52.200 Again,

01:15:52.600 the top tier candidates,

01:15:54.000 you don't have a Beto in yet.

01:15:55.360 You don't have a Biden in yet.

01:15:57.660 You don't have a lot of the people

01:15:58.800 who were kind of talked about

01:15:59.840 in that top tier.

01:16:00.800 I mean,

01:16:01.400 you saw Michelle Obama's appearance

01:16:02.680 the other night.

01:16:03.220 I mean,

01:16:03.420 people keep talking about her

01:16:04.520 as a potential candidate.

01:16:05.820 We've talked about it before.

01:16:07.180 No way.

01:16:07.500 No way.

01:16:08.700 I mean,

01:16:09.180 she's not showing any signs

01:16:10.540 of running at this point.

01:16:12.120 But I think if you got to a point

01:16:13.440 where they were desperate,

01:16:15.580 Debra Hatch was desperate. 0.97

01:16:15.680 I think if they got to the point

01:16:16.940 to where everybody was like,

01:16:18.060 it's Elizabeth Warren.

01:16:19.840 She may pop in.

01:16:20.820 She may pop in.

01:16:21.960 And if she pops in,

01:16:22.740 she wins it, right?

01:16:23.600 Like she is,

01:16:25.260 barring something unforeseen.

01:16:27.860 She's been through these trials.

01:16:28.940 She's been out in front of people 0.80

01:16:29.860 for a long time.

01:16:30.300 I think she'd have any,

01:16:30.840 everybody always says Oprah.

01:16:32.340 Mm-mm.

01:16:33.140 Michelle Obama is better than Oprah.

01:16:34.800 Yes.

01:16:35.340 Because God only knows what Oprah is.

01:16:37.240 She has no idea what she's talking about

01:16:38.700 in half of these things.

01:16:39.680 Michelle Obama is,

01:16:41.060 has lived in this world.

01:16:42.120 She's been through the pressure of DC.

01:16:43.840 She knows it.

01:16:44.340 She knows it.

01:16:44.960 And you know her.

01:16:45.840 She knows the background.

01:16:46.240 You know her.

01:16:46.720 You know her in the White House.

01:16:47.960 Again,

01:16:48.220 thinking of a Democratic activist,

01:16:50.600 they see her as the shining example

01:16:53.060 of what we have set on fire

01:16:55.600 with Donald Trump, right?

01:16:57.240 They had this wonderful thing going.

01:16:58.900 They had recovered

01:16:59.580 from that evil Bush administration.

01:17:01.340 Everything was going great.

01:17:02.780 And then they set it on fire

01:17:04.120 by electing Donald Trump.

01:17:05.720 You know,

01:17:06.120 and it was Hillary Clinton's fault. 0.97

01:17:07.700 You know,

01:17:07.980 she's the one that blew it.

01:17:08.980 She didn't go,

01:17:09.580 she didn't go far enough.

01:17:10.460 She couldn't do it.

01:17:11.400 They think Michelle Obama can.

01:17:12.960 And if Michelle Obama

01:17:13.660 walked into that primary,

01:17:14.540 it would turn the whole thing upside down.

01:17:15.900 And she'd be at the top of this in seconds

01:17:17.360 because, you know,

01:17:18.760 she has that,

01:17:19.780 she has the easiest path 0.92

01:17:21.080 to that nomination

01:17:21.800 if she wanted it.

01:17:23.280 Now,

01:17:23.620 she has not shown

01:17:24.700 serious signs of wanting it.

01:17:26.900 But, you know,

01:17:27.360 there's a part of everybody

01:17:28.360 that wants to be president

01:17:29.400 of the United States.

01:17:30.200 And there's a part of her

01:17:31.660 that was really more activist than him.

01:17:33.940 I mean,

01:17:34.100 she was really the activist,

01:17:35.840 you know,

01:17:37.080 muscle behind Barack Obama

01:17:38.760 in their early years.

01:17:40.180 She loves it.

01:17:41.100 This is,

01:17:41.540 she's not a passive person,

01:17:43.180 you know,

01:17:43.740 first lady.

01:17:46.220 Like,

01:17:46.480 Melania Trump has literally no,

01:17:48.320 no interest at all

01:17:49.720 in,

01:17:50.420 you know,

01:17:50.860 higher office by any,

01:17:52.300 you know,

01:17:52.460 there's no,

01:17:53.120 I mean,

01:17:53.280 even rumors of it.

01:17:54.600 Michelle always wanted it.

01:17:55.860 You know,

01:17:56.080 Barack got it first,

01:17:57.080 but Michelle always wanted it, 0.85

01:17:58.000 just like Hillary always wanted it. 0.90

01:17:59.380 And so Michelle,

01:18:00.620 I think if she could be convinced

01:18:02.280 this was easy

01:18:03.180 and she could coast to it,

01:18:04.300 which she probably could

01:18:05.500 unless Biden ran.

01:18:07.900 And Biden,

01:18:08.860 I think that might be an issue there.

01:18:11.100 But I think Michelle would,

01:18:12.340 she would have a real legitimate shot 0.96

01:18:14.820 of a clean path.

01:18:16.420 She could clear,

01:18:17.020 she'd clear half these candidates 0.72

01:18:18.120 out the day she announced.

01:18:19.520 I bet half of them would drop out

01:18:20.480 the day she announced.

01:18:21.740 That's how,

01:18:22.380 that's how much of a,

01:18:23.120 of a wave that would be

01:18:24.600 in the Democratic Party right now.

01:18:25.880 And,

01:18:26.320 and Hillary Clinton must hate her. 1.00

01:18:29.380 Must hate her.

01:18:32.160 That would be the only positive thing

01:18:33.480 about her run

01:18:34.060 because it would just annoy Hillary so much. 0.99

01:18:36.140 It's like the,

01:18:36.900 if you watch Game of Thrones,

01:18:38.460 the,

01:18:38.780 the,

01:18:39.040 the young girl,

01:18:40.780 um,

01:18:41.700 she has the needle. 0.59

01:18:43.280 I can't remember her name,

01:18:44.620 but she has the needle. 0.50

01:18:46.120 Uh,

01:18:46.560 and she's praise at night,

01:18:48.120 every night for who's on her list to kill.

01:18:51.380 You know that Hillary is just like 1.00

01:18:53.200 every night,

01:18:53.660 just praying Michelle Obama,

01:18:55.100 Michelle Obama,

01:18:56.320 Michelle Obama,

01:18:57.380 just must drive her nuts. 0.94

01:19:01.200 Not that she wants to kill Michelle Obama.

01:19:03.800 That's not what I'm saying.

01:19:06.000 Well,

01:19:06.460 I,

01:19:06.720 we don't live in the Game of Thrones,

01:19:07.920 so I think that was fairly clear.

01:19:09.140 No,

01:19:09.340 I don't think so.

01:19:10.100 No.

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01:20:32.400 So I have not been following the Bezos story over the weekend.

01:20:36.160 I just saw the headline.

01:20:37.400 It was the brother.

01:20:38.040 It's the brother of the mistress,

01:20:40.400 right?

01:20:41.800 That somehow or another hacked in to her phone and got the pictures of Bezos,

01:20:47.820 you know,

01:20:49.780 pole of joy or whatever he wants to call it.

01:20:53.780 Pole of joy.

01:20:55.040 I don't know what he calls it.

01:20:56.600 I don't know what I don't.

01:20:57.940 Why would you,

01:20:58.580 why would you assume he's calling it the pole of joy?

01:21:01.580 He's taking pictures of it.

01:21:04.320 You're taking pictures of it.

01:21:06.240 You're weird enough to name it as well.

01:21:09.200 It's probably true.

01:21:10.120 Did you see the story?

01:21:10.760 I think I sent this in.

01:21:11.440 I don't know where it is,

01:21:12.080 but it was a,

01:21:13.320 it's a,

01:21:13.860 it was a new take.

01:21:14.560 I think it was CNN or New York times.

01:21:16.460 It was an op-ed.

01:21:17.160 It was like,

01:21:18.040 you know what this shows is that it's now.

01:21:20.040 Okay.

01:21:20.640 It's there's no,

01:21:21.460 no longer anything wrong with pictures of your junk.

01:21:23.960 No,

01:21:24.360 there is.

01:21:25.420 No,

01:21:25.600 I think there is.

01:21:26.140 I'm going to go with you.

01:21:26.900 Yes,

01:21:27.140 there is.

01:21:27.500 You should never do it.

01:21:28.360 But the point was that since Bezos came out and admitted it,

01:21:31.080 basically we are at a time now where the richest man in the world can just be

01:21:33.660 like,

01:21:33.840 yeah,

01:21:33.920 I'm taking photos of my junk and someone stole him and you might see him.

01:21:36.220 Sorry.

01:21:37.000 That's where we are.

01:21:38.300 That's where our society has evolved to.

01:21:40.860 That's pretty impressive.

01:21:42.220 And it was a,

01:21:43.620 it's,

01:21:44.720 I mean,

01:21:44.980 you think about the,

01:21:45.940 think of the huge celebrities we know,

01:21:47.200 you know,

01:21:47.840 the assistant on the big criminal justice reform bill.

01:21:52.580 What's her face?

01:21:53.240 Kim Kardashian.

01:21:53.940 Why do we know her from?

01:21:55.160 It wasn't a series.

01:21:56.920 It was a video.

01:21:57.860 It wasn't well lit.

01:21:58.800 And a lot of things were happening on it.

01:22:00.900 I mean,

01:22:01.380 now we're at the point where we don't even care about that stuff anymore.

01:22:03.980 And maybe,

01:22:04.640 I don't know.

01:22:05.180 I mean,

01:22:05.380 maybe that's the future.

01:22:07.100 Maybe we just wall walk out bottomless.

01:22:08.900 We just wall,

01:22:09.260 everyone goes to work bottomless to get it all over with.

01:22:11.580 Makes it a lot easier.

01:22:13.380 You know,

01:22:13.860 it's,

01:22:14.040 it's not going to smell good per se.

01:22:15.800 I'm going to,

01:22:16.340 I'm going to go back to,

01:22:17.640 no,

01:22:17.980 I'm not for you.

01:22:18.660 Okay.

01:22:18.920 I'm going to go with you.

01:22:19.640 I like yours.

01:22:20.080 Yeah.

01:22:20.800 I'm not,

01:22:21.400 I'm not there.

01:22:22.080 I'm not there.

01:22:22.540 Nor do I ever care to be.

01:22:28.800 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:22:35.700 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:22:38.240 So why isn't anyone really getting involved in Venezuela?

01:22:45.320 Why are the Democrats not getting involved?

01:22:48.720 Well,

01:22:49.020 the New York times had a headline yesterday that sounded the warning cry,

01:22:54.360 except it's not the warning cry that you would expect.

01:22:59.580 Or maybe now we all do.

01:23:01.440 We begin there next.

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01:23:18.280 I can't wait to tell you how the Democrats are viewing this and how the press

01:23:22.960 is viewing the people that are struggling in Venezuela.

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01:24:52.420 The New York times headline yesterday sounded the warning cry on

01:25:06.980 Venezuela quote dangerous territory for Democrats as Republicans seize

01:25:14.340 Venezuela moment in Miami and quote,

01:25:17.260 Oh,

01:25:18.500 Oh,

01:25:19.000 Oh,

01:25:19.580 Oh,

01:25:20.960 okay.

01:25:21.820 All right,

01:25:23.080 good.

01:25:23.820 I'm glad the Democrats are finally seeing this,

01:25:26.320 uh,

01:25:27.080 this,

01:25:27.400 this human crisis for what it is politics.

01:25:32.220 Now here's their fear.

01:25:33.880 Their fear is that president Trump might continue his tough talk of supporting

01:25:38.460 the ouster of,

01:25:39.920 uh,

01:25:40.320 the Venezuelan dictator.

01:25:41.740 And what if he succeeds?

01:25:45.660 Well,

01:25:46.220 this would be a,

01:25:47.320 you know,

01:25:47.520 an amazing miracle for Venezuelans,

01:25:49.720 right?

01:25:50.060 I mean,

01:25:50.720 you know,

01:25:51.100 maybe they would be able to eat or have medicine.

01:25:55.580 No,

01:25:56.160 no,

01:25:56.320 no.

01:25:57.300 The New York times points out that this may be a new generation of 0.97

01:26:02.300 Venezuelans who live in Florida that might start voting for Republicans.

01:26:08.240 Oh my gosh.

01:26:12.000 Quote,

01:26:12.320 Democrats fear it could transform Venezuelan Americans into loyal Republicans,

01:26:16.880 much like Cuban Americans.

01:26:18.820 So essentially the bigger issue now for the New York times,

01:26:23.260 remember when,

01:26:24.120 uh,

01:26:24.560 Ocasio-Cortez says there's a,

01:26:26.720 there's a difference between being correct and being moral.

01:26:32.480 Yeah,

01:26:33.200 this would be one of those places where you could be correct and moral.

01:26:36.700 It's not freedom or basic dignity for people.

01:26:44.060 It's not helping people who have to spend a week just to be able to afford a

01:26:49.500 loaf of bread,

01:26:50.460 but it's how the situation could lose flow of votes in the,

01:26:54.740 in,

01:26:55.220 for the Democrats in Florida.

01:26:56.440 And that would be really,

01:26:57.720 really bad because you remember what happened with,

01:27:00.100 uh,

01:27:00.400 with Cuba,

01:27:01.660 Cuban Americans turned against JFK because of the Bay of pigs.

01:27:04.940 They didn't like that.

01:27:05.880 So what happens if this happens now?

01:27:13.720 President,

01:27:14.500 uh,

01:27:15.240 president Trump recently recognized the opposition leader,

01:27:19.600 uh,

01:27:20.700 as the interim leader of Venezuela,

01:27:22.980 thousands of Venezuelans gathered in Miami to voice their support.

01:27:26.740 And that's exactly the kind of thing making Democrats sweat because Florida,

01:27:32.560 if you lose Florida,

01:27:34.520 you lose the presidency.

01:27:38.740 And then there's also,

01:27:40.240 uh,

01:27:41.100 this nice reality.

01:27:42.760 A lot of Democrats prefer Maduro because they prefer socialism.

01:27:48.540 You'll notice that the people who were,

01:27:51.380 were,

01:27:52.460 um,

01:27:53.820 all up in arms and they were showing us what we had to do.

01:27:58.720 We had to support socialism in Venezuela.

01:28:01.880 It was going to turn that country from a, 0.98

01:28:05.820 a,

01:28:06.600 well,

01:28:07.380 an economic utopia,

01:28:09.020 which it was to a economic utopia,

01:28:12.960 which it no longer is.

01:28:20.240 If he gets chased out of office,

01:28:22.400 that would confirm yet another massive socialist failure.

01:28:26.680 And that makes Democrats here in America,

01:28:29.660 uh,

01:28:30.480 uncomfortable.

01:28:31.640 In fact,

01:28:32.580 several of the white pantsuit brigade in Congress would be very,

01:28:37.460 very uncomfortable.

01:28:38.440 In fact,

01:28:38.940 they lashed out at Trump for supporting,

01:28:41.340 uh,

01:28:42.080 the,

01:28:42.660 uh,

01:28:42.920 opposition leader and criticize the idea of more sanctions against Maduro.

01:28:48.060 How do you do that?

01:28:52.240 44 year old woman quoted in the New York times said, 0.92

01:28:56.520 she fled Venezuela 12 years ago.

01:28:58.640 She settled in Florida,

01:28:59.700 became a U S citizen last year.

01:29:01.420 She said she's leaning Republican,

01:29:03.800 but she didn't like president Trump until he started taking a firm stance on

01:29:08.440 Venezuela.

01:29:09.440 She said,

01:29:10.460 thank God we have this president.

01:29:13.320 At least he's listening to us.

01:29:16.440 Unfortunately,

01:29:17.040 the previous administration did not.

01:29:19.200 So go ahead,

01:29:19.860 Democrats,

01:29:20.540 go ahead,

01:29:21.320 continue down your socialist path of less freedom with your green new deal and

01:29:25.900 the freebies galore.

01:29:27.140 Just don't expect any Venezuelans to vote for it. 0.73

01:29:32.180 How,

01:29:32.720 how grotesque,

01:29:33.940 how grotesque that you actually start to view everything as just how things are

01:29:39.460 going to vote,

01:29:40.020 how people are going to vote.

01:29:41.960 Well,

01:29:42.200 now hang on just a second.

01:29:43.660 If we save those people from starvation,

01:29:46.120 that's,

01:29:48.820 that's,

01:29:49.300 that should tell Democrats everything they need to know.

01:29:55.040 They won't stand up for the Venezuelan people, 1.00

01:29:58.360 the people that they helped shove into this situation.

01:30:03.200 They won't stand up now that they are starving to death and their children are

01:30:10.640 being taken and smuggled across the border as sex slaves,

01:30:15.680 a gigantic humanitarian crisis.

01:30:20.420 And you don't see anybody talking about it.

01:30:23.600 Why?

01:30:24.040 Because they have to explain what caused the crisis.

01:30:26.680 they're still fact checking Donald Trump speech where he said only a third,

01:30:30.100 he said a third of people who are coming,

01:30:32.040 women who are coming across the border have been sexually assaulted when the

01:30:34.740 correct number is 31%,

01:30:37.300 not 33.3,

01:30:39.660 but 31%.

01:30:41.320 Now,

01:30:41.820 of course there's other studies that have the number much higher,

01:30:44.080 but there is one study that says 31%.

01:30:46.740 He said a third,

01:30:47.880 which is 33.3%.

01:30:49.360 This is partly true.

01:30:51.660 Maybe,

01:30:52.180 maybe we'll give him a partly true on that.

01:30:54.400 You know,

01:30:54.620 I mean,

01:30:55.000 this is a group of people that paved the road for the Venezuelan people to

01:30:59.960 have to deal with that.

01:31:01.080 Yes.

01:31:01.280 They shielded them from international criticism over and over and over again,

01:31:05.440 as this country went down the crapper,

01:31:08.380 thanks to Chavez and,

01:31:09.980 and,

01:31:10.580 and his,

01:31:11.060 you know,

01:31:11.540 bus driving,

01:31:12.680 uh,

01:31:13.300 uh,

01:31:13.960 the leader they have down there now,

01:31:15.800 uh,

01:31:16.400 you know,

01:31:16.660 and so I,

01:31:17.380 the idea that they're not going to push back on this,

01:31:19.360 when we have an opportunity to maybe put somebody in charge who can bring

01:31:22.780 this country back to some sort of rational world,

01:31:25.180 it's scary.

01:31:26.560 At least put it back into the hands of people.

01:31:29.860 Yeah.

01:31:30.140 At least feed people.

01:31:33.240 Yep.

01:31:33.460 I don't want to get involved in anybody else's country.

01:31:36.400 You make your own decisions,

01:31:37.620 but when this is going on,

01:31:40.880 when,

01:31:41.500 when Maduro is actually blocking the bridges,

01:31:44.780 so no medicine and food can get into the people of the city,

01:31:50.140 that's obscene.

01:31:52.060 Yeah.

01:31:52.520 I mean,

01:31:52.980 there's a photo going around now of a reporter,

01:31:55.020 uh,

01:31:55.640 from Venezuela who's having lunch,

01:31:57.520 uh,

01:31:58.140 it was a lunch for four people.

01:31:59.360 It said it costs about 30 bucks and they showed the amount of currency that

01:32:02.540 they had to spend on it.

01:32:03.740 I mean,

01:32:03.980 it's like,

01:32:04.640 it looks like something out of like a,

01:32:06.500 you know,

01:32:06.740 a mob movie.

01:32:07.460 There's a stacks of cash next week,

01:32:09.420 four or five stacks of cash that are probably,

01:32:11.680 you know,

01:32:12.300 seven or eight inches high,

01:32:13.640 just all bundled together to get a $30 lunch in that country.

01:32:18.460 I mean,

01:32:19.400 it is,

01:32:20.060 they've destroyed the entire nation and we now have a bunch of people who are 0.57

01:32:26.740 embracing the same thing here.

01:32:29.380 Yeah.

01:32:29.520 I mean,

01:32:29.720 there are,

01:32:30.100 yes,

01:32:30.320 they're not as far down the road yet.

01:32:32.240 The green new deal though,

01:32:33.440 is not far from what,

01:32:34.700 what shot.

01:32:35.300 Are you kidding me?

01:32:35.900 It is that it is that saying we're not going to,

01:32:42.360 we're going to get rid of all cars.

01:32:43.740 99% of cars.

01:32:45.160 We're going to,

01:32:45.980 we're going to get rid of airplanes.

01:32:48.460 We're going to do all high speed trains.

01:32:51.180 Yeah.

01:32:51.340 Tell me,

01:32:51.820 tell me which,

01:32:52.820 because maybe there's been three,

01:32:55.300 three in America and every city that I've ever lived in is always said,

01:32:59.620 we're going to put in high speed rail and put in high speed rail.

01:33:02.920 We're going to put in a high speed rail.

01:33:04.300 It never works.

01:33:05.520 No,

01:33:05.660 the California one is a,

01:33:06.680 is an utter disaster.

01:33:07.840 They said it was going to cost like a billion dollars.

01:33:09.700 And then the later estimates were like $20 billion.

01:33:12.500 They were supposed to,

01:33:13.300 it was supposed to get from LA to San Francisco and whatever amount of time it was

01:33:17.060 supposed to be.

01:33:17.540 It was in the law.

01:33:18.100 They can't do it.

01:33:19.380 Tampa,

01:33:19.840 Orlando.

01:33:20.560 Oh yeah.

01:33:21.040 I mean,

01:33:21.700 it's happened all over the country and every time it happens,

01:33:26.680 it becomes a giant debacle.

01:33:28.860 So we're going to cancel.

01:33:30.460 We're going to cut all cars in 10 years.

01:33:33.280 Think of that.

01:33:34.660 You're going to have to get rid of your car within the next 10 years and take high

01:33:39.100 speed rail.

01:33:40.340 Well,

01:33:40.780 how do I get downtown?

01:33:42.040 Uh,

01:33:42.540 well,

01:33:43.880 they're going to have all new electric cars.

01:33:46.120 That'll be pods that you'll be able to,

01:33:48.620 you know,

01:33:49.320 be able to buy in a taxi kind of a way.

01:33:53.840 Oh,

01:33:54.360 okay.

01:33:54.840 Well,

01:33:55.240 that sounds good,

01:33:56.500 except the government would be running it.

01:33:58.400 So I don't think that sounds like a good idea.

01:34:01.340 Government's not going to be able to run either of those programs efficiently.

01:34:04.480 Look at Amtrak.

01:34:05.940 No.

01:34:06.140 And that's the thing you have to remember.

01:34:07.140 All of these things,

01:34:08.060 including the green new deal are just steps.

01:34:10.520 Thomas Sowell wrote a book called applied economics,

01:34:12.320 thinking beyond stage one.

01:34:14.800 And most people don't.

01:34:16.420 They think of stage one,

01:34:17.460 but this is what they did with healthcare too.

01:34:19.960 The Democrats didn't want Obamacare.

01:34:23.660 They never wanted Obamacare.

01:34:26.040 That's nothing.

01:34:27.100 That's silliness.

01:34:28.520 You know,

01:34:28.920 Obamacare was nothing but a means to an end,

01:34:31.680 which is what they're doing now.

01:34:32.940 Back in 2008,

01:34:34.040 we need Obamacare to solve all of our healthcare problems.

01:34:36.800 Now in 2019 is we need Medicare for all to solve all the problems from Obamacare.

01:34:42.320 Right?

01:34:42.600 Like they,

01:34:43.260 they are 10 years later saying the system they said would solve everything has failed so badly.

01:34:48.760 We have to go to Medicare for all.

01:34:51.000 Something that was unthinkable.

01:34:53.900 Medicare.

01:34:54.500 And again,

01:34:54.920 Medicare,

01:34:55.580 a system that is completely failing.

01:34:58.260 Nobody likes Medicare who's on Medicare.

01:35:01.560 Nobody likes Medicare.

01:35:02.820 The polling isn't that bad as far as people,

01:35:05.340 do people like it or not?

01:35:06.840 Right?

01:35:07.040 Like,

01:35:07.240 you know,

01:35:07.520 it's essentially healthcare given to you for free.

01:35:10.280 The system hasn't collapsed yet.

01:35:12.640 So what's not to like in some ways,

01:35:14.880 right?

01:35:15.020 I mean,

01:35:15.200 it's not the most efficient system.

01:35:16.600 There's problems with it and people know there are problems with it.

01:35:19.000 But when you look at the fact that it is responsible for almost all of our debt,

01:35:23.900 we are tens of trillions of dollars in debt because of this one program that people are,

01:35:31.040 we are,

01:35:31.440 it's bankrupting the country.

01:35:33.300 And you could say all you want that it's a good thing,

01:35:35.320 but it's not a good thing when the whole thing collapses,

01:35:37.720 which is not that far away.

01:35:39.680 We are completely insolvent because of Medicare largely and social security secondarily.

01:35:45.680 Remember,

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01:38:41.240 Field of greens.

01:38:42.560 Um,

01:38:43.400 field of greens is,

01:38:45.940 I,

01:38:46.100 I mean,

01:38:46.340 I hate Brussels sprouts.

01:38:48.840 I hate asparagus.

01:38:50.160 I hate salads.

01:38:52.440 Um,

01:38:53.100 I,

01:38:53.680 I hate broccoli.

01:38:54.920 I hate cauliflower.

01:38:56.460 I really don't like peas.

01:38:58.580 I like snap peas,

01:38:59.620 but I was eating them this weekend,

01:39:01.280 and I think I might be allergic to them because I kept sneezing every time I had one.

01:39:07.300 Uh,

01:39:07.740 so blame the vegetable.

01:39:09.300 That's what I love.

01:39:09.900 I love it.

01:39:10.740 I love it.

01:39:11.400 Um,

01:39:11.940 I don't,

01:39:12.620 I also don't like water,

01:39:13.620 so I don't know.

01:39:16.100 I don't know how I'm supposed to live,

01:39:18.480 uh,

01:39:19.160 except miserably until I found field of greens.

01:39:22.400 Field of greens,

01:39:23.220 uh,

01:39:23.400 is one scoop stirred into whatever it is that you're drinking and you get all of the fruits and vegetables that you need for the daily allowance.

01:39:34.320 All right.

01:39:35.060 Then it's,

01:39:36.200 it's equal to one serving of everything that you need.

01:39:40.360 It's really easy.

01:39:42.080 You down it once in the morning and you got it and you don't ever have to have a salad again.

01:39:46.180 Oh,

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01:39:48.020 It is paradise.

01:39:49.120 I want you to try it.

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01:40:01.520 Brick house,

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01:40:18.520 So you remember when Steve King,

01:40:20.540 uh,

01:40:21.080 was censored by the Republicans and they brought him in and said,

01:40:27.120 you know,

01:40:27.500 you've got to stop saying these things.

01:40:29.260 These are crazy.

01:40:30.080 And he even voted for the bill himself to,

01:40:33.920 you know,

01:40:34.140 that,

01:40:34.480 that I don't know if it was an official censor,

01:40:36.900 but a censor.

01:40:37.620 Yeah.

01:40:38.700 The way they've worded,

01:40:39.880 it was not specific about King.

01:40:42.000 It was like,

01:40:42.300 we don't like racism.

01:40:43.580 Right.

01:40:44.060 And Steve King's like,

01:40:44.900 well,

01:40:45.100 I don't like racism either.

01:40:46.340 So I'll vote for this,

01:40:47.380 even though I know you're basically trying to censor me from my,

01:40:50.000 uh,

01:40:50.440 it was Steve King's comments to the New York times that caused everything.

01:40:53.740 So,

01:40:54.460 uh,

01:40:55.100 where are the Democrats on the anti-semitic,

01:40:58.040 uh,

01:40:59.220 remarks that have just come out this weekend and are kind of starting to be a long string of them from two new congressmen.

01:41:05.240 Many of them just excusing it.

01:41:06.640 I heard Adam Schiff basically doing that on CNN today where he said,

01:41:10.740 look,

01:41:11.120 we have to be very specific of the way we word things.

01:41:13.460 You know,

01:41:13.920 it's very legitimate to criticize Israel or criticize the Israeli lobby in the United States,

01:41:19.240 but we have to be very specific.

01:41:20.460 So no one can take it as if it were anti-semitic.

01:41:24.680 That was his,

01:41:25.420 his explanation.

01:41:26.600 Now,

01:41:26.700 of course,

01:41:26.980 in the same breath,

01:41:27.800 he's saying everything that Donald Trump has ever said is racist,

01:41:30.740 right?

01:41:31.360 Like you,

01:41:31.840 you don't have to read into his soul at all.

01:41:33.680 Everything he says automatically,

01:41:35.260 yes,

01:41:35.480 it's a hundred percent racist with,

01:41:36.960 with these comments that are much further down these lines.

01:41:40.360 And almost anybody I've ever heard in the Republican party would go down a racial line.

01:41:44.280 This is,

01:41:45.100 you know,

01:41:45.380 she's blatantly saying that basically Jews are buying off Republican politicians because,

01:41:51.980 you know,

01:41:52.180 Jews and money,

01:41:53.140 you know,

01:41:53.360 that thing.

01:41:54.480 And,

01:41:54.960 you know,

01:41:55.280 cause it's all about the Benjamins was her quote.

01:41:57.900 You know,

01:41:58.580 that is something that's way over the line.

01:42:01.340 And even,

01:42:02.220 you know,

01:42:02.700 several groups have come out.

01:42:04.140 I will say the only Democrat that I saw who was actually legitimately critical of it was oddly Chelsea,

01:42:10.220 Clinton,

01:42:10.600 who did come out and kind of publicly call her out on that.

01:42:13.520 And now she's,

01:42:14.820 she saw that as a problem and is trying to repair it.

01:42:17.840 Yeah.

01:42:18.000 She said,

01:42:18.620 Oh,

01:42:18.780 Chelsea,

01:42:19.180 I would love to talk with you tomorrow and meet because we have to stop.

01:42:23.740 You're so right.

01:42:24.520 We have to stop all of these charges and counter charges of racism and antisemitism.

01:42:30.500 Yeah.

01:42:30.600 That's not what she,

01:42:31.340 you know,

01:42:31.540 no,

01:42:31.760 she was saying,

01:42:32.560 but still,

01:42:32.960 I mean,

01:42:33.180 I wouldn't be surprised to see this be repaired for a little while.

01:42:37.460 The issue is,

01:42:38.400 I think this is too deep with Omar and Tlaib and the new and at some level as well.

01:42:46.480 It's so deep within them.

01:42:48.940 You know,

01:42:49.200 it's socialism.

01:42:50.880 It's socialism is very,

01:42:52.800 and,

01:42:53.120 and Islamist.

01:42:54.720 If you,

01:42:55.620 I,

01:42:55.800 I,

01:42:56.200 I don't know,

01:42:57.580 but I,

01:42:58.360 I,

01:42:59.260 um,

01:43:00.120 sense a tendency to be towards an Islamist,

01:43:04.980 uh,

01:43:06.140 Islamic individual.

01:43:07.800 Well,

01:43:07.920 Tlaib is the first Palestinian American.

01:43:10.740 Um,

01:43:11.240 and her,

01:43:11.580 her mother,

01:43:12.420 I believe lives in the West bank.

01:43:13.860 She's planning a,

01:43:14.760 uh,

01:43:15.020 a trip,

01:43:15.840 uh,

01:43:16.320 to go out to the West bank.

01:43:17.400 You mean West bank,

01:43:18.260 uh,

01:43:18.560 otherwise known as Judea?

01:43:20.880 Uh,

01:43:21.280 no,

01:43:21.520 that's a Palestine.

01:43:22.500 I'm talking about the one in Palestine, 0.53

01:43:24.020 you know,

01:43:24.280 the West bank in Palestine.

01:43:25.600 Yeah.

01:43:25.720 That's a formerly known as Judea.

01:43:29.560 I don't,

01:43:30.160 you keep saying that with a weird emphasis on the first syllable.

01:43:32.500 And I don't understand why I don't understand.

01:43:35.400 I know.

01:43:35.820 I know.

01:43:36.340 I know West bank and,

01:43:37.500 uh,

01:43:38.360 Judea.

01:43:39.440 Hmm.

01:43:40.180 It's weird.

01:43:40.640 It's just Judea.

01:43:41.280 I don't know why you keep saying Judea.

01:43:43.160 Right.

01:43:43.960 You seem to be right.

01:43:45.580 Emphasizing that maybe it's not the West bank.

01:43:47.500 Maybe people started calling it the West bank for a reason to erase Judea.

01:43:53.940 Hmm.

01:43:54.860 You know,

01:43:55.440 it's an interesting theory,

01:43:56.680 Glenn,

01:43:56.880 but I don't follow it.

01:43:57.820 Okay.

01:43:58.280 All right.

01:43:58.940 Okay.

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01:46:10.000 No, seriously.

01:46:10.560 It takes the pressure off and it just.

01:46:13.160 Plus, you know, you're going to get hash browns with cheese and onions on them.

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01:46:24.580 If you want to order them today, right now.

01:46:26.580 Don't you feel a sudden urge to go to Waffle House right now?

01:46:30.480 I do too.

01:46:31.380 I do too.

01:46:31.780 I like Waffle House.

01:46:33.060 The hash browns are amazing.

01:46:34.620 Just don't eat like 12 to 15 portions of them at a time.

01:46:37.360 My only problem with Waffle House is that it's a smoking restaurant.

01:46:41.680 And so.

01:46:42.180 That's true.

01:46:42.460 It's that's, I know.

01:46:43.240 And that's so effective now.

01:46:44.780 Yeah.

01:46:45.020 Like for the, like my wife, a lot of times, because I take the kids out for what we call 0.89

01:46:48.600 pancake time every weekend for, you know, a little breakfast thing.

01:46:51.580 And a couple of times I've suggested Waffle House.

01:46:53.920 And my wife, every time I say it, like gives me that look of like, that's a smoking restaurant, 0.99

01:46:57.860 you know?

01:46:58.920 I was like, well, I don't think it's bad.

01:47:00.580 Yeah.

01:47:00.820 I mean, you know, you choose to smoke, you choose to smoke, but it's, it's because there

01:47:05.120 are so few of them.

01:47:06.740 Everybody, it seems smokes.

01:47:08.760 Too few.

01:47:09.380 So few of smoking restaurants.

01:47:10.900 Yes.

01:47:11.100 Yeah.

01:47:11.220 Yes.

01:47:11.700 And so you're, you know, I, I, I remember, I remember when I was probably 20, I went over

01:47:18.780 for a broadcast over in Germany and I was in Frankfurt and they didn't have the air handling

01:47:27.660 systems that you have here in America and everybody smoked.

01:47:32.760 And I was a smoker at the time.

01:47:34.960 And you would just, you'd like halfway through, you'd just be like, I think I should get to

01:47:40.540 the hospital.

01:47:42.020 I may have emphysema.

01:47:43.640 I mean, it's so bad.

01:47:45.700 If you're still in a place where there's a lot of restaurants that allow smoking, even

01:47:48.620 having the non-smoking sections, because I, because I remember working in a restaurant

01:47:52.500 where they had a smoking section and a non-smoking section, you know, so many of those are gone.

01:47:56.540 If you live in a place, you know, like the Northeast, we lived in the Northeast for many

01:48:00.340 years, people who visit us from there, when you, they walk into a restaurant where they're

01:48:06.240 smoking, like they can't even believe it.

01:48:08.040 It's, it's, it's amazing how fast that has happened.

01:48:10.180 And now even around here in Texas, it's a very small percentage of the restaurants that

01:48:14.980 will allow you to smoke inside.

01:48:16.080 But the ones that do, uh, are a little militant about it.

01:48:21.020 And, and, you know, as they should be, they have a right.

01:48:23.340 There's a bowling alley that is, uh, you know, family friendly, you know, come bowl.

01:48:28.000 We went and bowled there and it was like, really, you needed an oxygen mask to bowl.

01:48:34.060 Yeah.

01:48:34.600 And, uh, and, you know, cause it was, you know, it was for, for, for smokers.

01:48:39.040 It's totally fine.

01:48:40.760 It should just say, you know, Hey, this is a, this is the one for smokers.

01:48:45.040 Well, you found out, didn't you?

01:48:45.900 I did.

01:48:46.280 There was a sign when you walked in, it was, it was in a, in a, in the form of a giant

01:48:49.720 cloud.

01:48:50.260 Right.

01:48:50.680 And we didn't complain or anything.

01:48:52.480 We just didn't go back.

01:48:53.520 Yeah.

01:48:53.700 I mean, I don't smoke.

01:48:54.500 I don't like smoking.

01:48:55.440 I don't think the government should be involved in telling you whether you should smoke or not,

01:48:59.160 uh, particularly at restaurants and stuff.

01:49:01.380 I will notice though, there is a, remember the John Edwards to America speech when he

01:49:05.640 was running for president.

01:49:06.760 This is before he got thrown out because he was, you know, not doing some, doing some

01:49:11.680 side things.

01:49:12.760 Uh, when the side deal, you know, there's with someone other than his wife.

01:49:17.240 Yeah.

01:49:17.600 Who was dying of cancer at the time.

01:49:19.260 No big deal.

01:49:19.760 No big deal.

01:49:20.400 Uh, but there's the, the two America's thing applies to bowling alleys.

01:49:23.580 There's the old school bowling alley.

01:49:24.920 That is like, you walk in, it's just giant smoke.

01:49:27.060 The only thing they serve are like plastic cups of beer, right?

01:49:29.860 The shoes they bought in 1974.

01:49:31.940 Yes.

01:49:32.280 They smell like someone from 1964.

01:49:35.200 And then there's the new age bowling alley, which is like an entertainment complex with

01:49:40.840 the massive lighting and like awesome flat screens at the end of the alley.

01:49:44.620 The lanes have projection on it.

01:49:46.040 So it looks like you're bowling in the water.

01:49:47.700 It's weird.

01:49:48.640 It's like, it's like, what is this?

01:49:50.720 And all the massive, like cool scorekeeping and stats.

01:49:53.460 You order like waitress service.

01:49:54.980 They bring out good food to your table at the bowling alley.

01:49:58.340 That's see, again, that's capitalism, man.

01:50:00.780 I mean, look, if you're an old school bowler and you like the old school alley, that's cool.

01:50:03.860 I grew up going to one.

01:50:05.120 We had, you used to have birthday parties at it every time.

01:50:07.000 And it's the same thing that that alley, I'm sure is the exact same as it was when I

01:50:11.700 was nine years old, but these new ones, I mean, they it's, it makes it fun, right?

01:50:16.420 Like they've got the pop.

01:50:17.240 My kids are five and seven.

01:50:18.480 They had the pop up a bumper bowl.

01:50:20.220 Things is pop, what you know, when they come up to bowl, and when you're, when I'm up

01:50:25.900 to bullets, they're not up crazy.

01:50:27.560 At least that's what I'm telling you.

01:50:28.620 Yeah.

01:50:28.860 So say it's reverse in my family.

01:50:31.600 It is an amazing improvement.

01:50:33.640 Yeah.

01:50:33.840 And all this going on, Glenn, while we're killing the earth.

01:50:36.560 Well, you know, we're killing it.

01:50:37.740 We're destroying the earth.

01:50:39.280 Well, not exactly.

01:50:40.080 There are a couple of studies that have come out that show that we might want to revise

01:50:47.260 a few things.

01:50:48.020 Yeah.

01:50:48.080 There's one story today saying that scientists have reduced the forecast of sea level rise

01:50:53.200 seven times.

01:50:55.060 But only seven times.

01:50:55.960 But only the seven.

01:50:56.880 It's not 20 times.

01:50:58.640 No.

01:50:59.040 It's not even 80.

01:50:59.840 It's not 50 times.

01:51:00.620 No.

01:51:01.060 It's only seven times.

01:51:02.620 Right.

01:51:03.000 And this is what happens.

01:51:03.900 There's two things that, that these studies tend to do.

01:51:07.680 One is they will occasionally revise their estimates and realize, you know what?

01:51:13.380 Things just aren't as bad as we thought they were going to be.

01:51:15.920 But that's just because of X, Y, and Z.

01:51:17.780 This happened famously with James Hansen, who testified in front of Congress, this NASA

01:51:22.820 scientist, the guy, Al Gore's guy when it comes to global warming.

01:51:26.700 And he projected all these temperature level rises and with different scenarios as to how

01:51:31.860 bad our evil of capitalism would go.

01:51:34.720 Like if you had really high emissions and maybe if we cut them.

01:51:37.680 And the temperature, the actual temperatures followed a line that was less dangerous than

01:51:42.860 the lowest of his estimates.

01:51:44.960 And the carbon emissions that actually occurred were higher than his highest estimates.

01:51:49.920 That's how wrong they were.

01:51:52.940 That's one of the ways that we, later on they say, well, we didn't know what we were doing

01:51:57.240 back then.

01:51:58.460 But now we do.

01:51:59.480 Now we do.

01:52:00.040 And that's what you have to believe.

01:52:01.220 Scientists are always wrong until they are always right until they tell you they were previously

01:52:05.480 wrong.

01:52:05.980 But when they tell you that they were previously wrong, that's them telling you they're currently

01:52:10.020 right.

01:52:11.000 It's the it's the greatest place in the world to live because you can never be wrong.

01:52:14.460 Love that.

01:52:14.660 They're the only people who can say they're wrong.

01:52:16.240 And when they say they're wrong, that means they're currently right.

01:52:19.000 That's the way to live.

01:52:20.240 And if you notice that it's always that they are wrong about global warming when they say

01:52:25.060 we're all going to die and they have to keep revising it down.

01:52:29.280 And then on things like the economy and money printing and inflation, they say there is none

01:52:35.880 until they have to keep revising.

01:52:38.140 Oh, yeah, this is worse.

01:52:40.840 Hmm.

01:52:41.320 You know what I mean?

01:52:41.800 Yes, of course.

01:52:42.880 It's always it's it's always it always makes it easier for the big government to grow.

01:52:48.820 I'm currently reading a book called Factfulness.

01:52:50.760 Did you read this?

01:52:51.740 I think I did.

01:52:52.280 Yeah, I think you might have read it.

01:52:53.240 I think I may have been recommended by you.

01:52:55.960 But at the beginning of it, they go through it's a professor and he's talking about how

01:52:59.600 much the world has changed and improved.

01:53:01.520 And he go through a list of 10 questions.

01:53:03.380 And the questions are stuff like, has the global, global, incredible, immense poverty

01:53:11.260 has it increased by double?

01:53:13.480 Has it stayed about the same or has it decreased by half?

01:53:16.620 And it's multiple choice.

01:53:17.580 And they ask, you know, educated college students and sometimes really important people and they

01:53:21.780 constantly get it wrong.

01:53:23.080 They all think it's doubled or at the very best, it stayed about the same when in reality,

01:53:27.400 none of the answers are right.

01:53:28.560 It hasn't been decreased by 50%.

01:53:30.220 It's much more than that.

01:53:31.220 It's actually, we've improved that much.

01:53:33.580 And it goes through all questions like that, where the correct answer is something that's

01:53:40.280 kind of positive for the world and everyone gets it wrong.

01:53:43.340 The only question where people, generally speaking, get it right is, he asks, do scientists

01:53:49.340 generally believe the earth is warming?

01:53:51.560 And almost everybody gets that one right.

01:53:53.740 Now, why?

01:53:55.320 Of all these things that we're talking about, we're talking about poverty and hunger being

01:53:59.540 decreased by 70, 80, 90%.

01:54:02.020 Why on earth would that be less important and less covered?

01:54:06.540 And that message has not been pushed out there as much as the earth is generally warming.

01:54:11.960 Media.

01:54:12.640 It's media, right?

01:54:13.440 It's the focus of the people that get us our information, the gate, the guards at the gate.

01:54:19.520 And that is what the problem is.

01:54:21.880 You know, we have this situation with, you know, what's going on in these poor people in Russia.

01:54:26.780 The polar bears?

01:54:28.600 The polar bears.

01:54:29.480 Now, these people live in the very remote area of Russia, and they're being terrorized

01:54:34.260 by polar bears to the point of they can't even send their kids to school.

01:54:38.940 Now, we've been told, of course, that there aren't any polar bears left.

01:54:42.080 There's like nine left on earth because all of them are being killed by global warming.

01:54:46.160 Right?

01:54:46.520 Which is not true.

01:54:47.620 They have...

01:54:48.700 500% increase.

01:54:50.880 500% increase.

01:54:52.860 Yes.

01:54:53.620 There's 5,000 in the 70s, and the last numbers that I saw, which was probably late 2000s,

01:55:00.940 was about 25,000, so about 400%.

01:55:03.340 And they are vicious, vicious animals.

01:55:07.940 Yeah.

01:55:08.240 There's a reason.

01:55:09.320 They don't open Coke bottles and cuddle each other.

01:55:11.920 That's not what happens.

01:55:12.820 That's not real.

01:55:13.760 But, you know, this is what happened when the United States got outraged, when people

01:55:20.600 were going and going to hunt lions in Ethiopia.

01:55:24.020 I saw this this weekend.

01:55:25.340 Ricky Jarvis came out with...

01:55:28.200 For your Gervais?

01:55:28.860 Yeah, Gervais.

01:55:29.800 He came out with these pictures of these people that went on these game hunts.

01:55:34.740 Why do people hunt lions?

01:55:36.440 Because the people in the villages want them dead.

01:55:40.580 And yes, here everyone's outraged because we killed them.

01:55:44.220 There, they're celebrating that we came and killed them.

01:55:47.140 They get terrorized by lions.

01:55:48.820 The same thing's happening with the polar bears.

01:55:50.620 Now, of course, what's the thing?

01:55:52.480 They were supposed to be extinct because of global warming.

01:55:56.480 That's what we were supposed to...

01:55:57.080 There was none left because of global warming.

01:55:59.160 Now, why are they attacking?

01:56:02.080 Global warming.

01:56:03.400 Because you see, it's warmer, so they have to spend more time on land, which means that's

01:56:08.040 why they're all around people all the time now.

01:56:09.640 So, them going extinct was global warming, even though they didn't go extinct.

01:56:13.940 And now that there's so many of them and they're around humans, it's also global warming.

01:56:17.520 Again, what a great place to live.

01:56:19.780 Every single thing that occurs, you can say it's global warming, and no one can disagree

01:56:24.320 with you.

01:56:24.680 I think I'm going to surrender.

01:56:26.160 I'm just going to be a liberal progressive.

01:56:28.180 Because it's so easy.

01:56:29.420 It's so easy to do it.

01:56:32.020 You're famous.

01:56:33.000 You're rich.

01:56:33.440 You're accepted.

01:56:34.260 You're hanging out with the cool people, and you never have to think things through.

01:56:38.180 You never actually have to be right.

01:56:39.360 I love that.

01:56:41.100 In the meantime, we will do the right thing and be a giant pain in the ass.

01:56:48.980 And if you are in constant pain, it's either because you're a conservative and you're trying

01:56:53.980 just to make sense of the world, or you are one of the 50 million people that miss work

01:56:59.140 due to pain.

01:56:59.960 These Americans spend about $2,000 a year.

01:57:02.820 There's 66% don't think that they're ever going to feel better.

01:57:06.540 I mean, it's-

01:57:07.280 That's a terrible statistic.

01:57:08.540 Horrible.

01:57:09.020 Two-thirds of people think they just basically have given up.

01:57:12.440 And that's where you were, what, a year and a half ago?

01:57:14.400 Yeah, a year ago.

01:57:14.800 A little over a year ago?

01:57:15.320 A year ago.

01:57:15.960 I mean, and it's bad when you feel that way.

01:57:20.280 Believe me, I understand.

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01:57:38.920 I can actually live my life.

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01:58:27.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:58:28.600 I don't think people really understand how close we are to this socialist utopia being jammed down everybody's throats.

01:58:35.960 We are just a breath away, or to put it more frankly, a 2008 event away from us having socialism and a Green New Deal. 0.61

01:58:53.560 And this is the problem with the binary choice thing because they just don't like Trump.

01:58:59.160 So whatever Trump is for, they are against.

01:59:00.720 They used to be against late-term, last-second abortion.

01:59:04.100 Now they're not.

01:59:05.100 They used to be against free trade, and now they're not because Trump has taken tariff positions that they used to love and now hate.

01:59:13.700 The problem is if it comes down to a situation where we have an economic collapse and it's a one-on-one situation, they don't like Trump.

01:59:20.180 If Trump's the one arguing for capitalism, they're going to go the other way.

01:59:22.480 And they also are going to go the other way because they'll promise jobs.

01:59:25.900 Hey, if we have to build high-speed rail and we have to do all this, they're going to just say, this is the work projects.

01:59:32.800 We built dams like this.

01:59:34.580 This is how every socialist utopia begins, right?

01:59:38.420 It's the idea of we understand you don't necessarily feel comfortable with these sorts of things, but we need them right now.

01:59:44.300 It's common sense to do them right now.

01:59:45.920 The economy is going down, and we're in big trouble, and you need us.

01:59:49.500 Well, you know, one thing I can't get past is how blind people are on the left. 1.00

01:59:59.580 Now, I know this is really going to great lengths here, but may I play Cardi B from last week when she was talking about where the tax dollars go, and you know they're taking this money from celebrities?

02:00:16.620 Listen.

02:00:16.940 All right, so you know the government is taking 40% of my taxes, and Uncle Sam, I want to know what you're doing with my f***ing tax money because you know what I'm saying?

02:00:27.340 Like, when you donate, like, when you donate to a kid from a foreign country, they give you updates of what they're doing with your donation.

02:00:35.420 I want to know what you're doing with my f***ing tax money because I'm from New York, and the streets is always dirty.

02:00:40.500 We was voted the dirtiest city in America.

02:00:43.720 What is y'all doing?

02:00:44.760 There's still rats on the damn trains.

02:00:46.740 I know y'all not spending it in no damn prison because y'all be giving f***ing two underwears, one jumpsuit for, like, five months.

02:00:54.520 So what is y'all doing with my f***ing money?

02:00:57.480 What is y'all doing with my f***ing money?

02:01:00.040 I want to know.

02:01:01.080 I want receipts.

02:01:02.080 I want everything.

02:01:03.540 I want to know what the f***ing is doing with my f***ing money.

02:01:06.340 Okay.

02:01:06.880 All right.

02:01:07.200 She is classy.

02:01:08.280 Is that true you only get two underwears in prison?

02:01:10.660 Is that true?

02:01:11.100 Yeah, and one jumpsuit every six months.

02:01:12.560 One jumpsuit.

02:01:12.900 Yeah.

02:01:13.380 Could we play the other clip where she says her poor lifestyle? 0.99

02:01:19.000 You know what I hate?

02:01:19.660 I hate when celebrities do something very extravagant by something very luxurious.

02:01:24.100 There's people in the comments like, you could have donated that.

02:01:27.460 Oh, we're going backwards.

02:01:28.880 You could have done this and that with your money.

02:01:30.240 And it's like, who are you to tell people what to do with their hard-working-ass money?

02:01:35.640 First of all, do you know that artists, celebrities, the IRS, out of every check that you make, they automatically take 45% of your check.

02:01:46.000 Are you serious, Cardi?

02:01:47.840 Yeah, no.

02:01:48.720 Stop it.

02:01:49.560 It's honestly, it's only happening to celebrities and artists.

02:01:52.920 Only celebrities and artists.

02:01:53.660 Only celebrities and artists.

02:01:54.600 They have to pay these things called taxes. 1.00

02:01:57.440 Clueless.

02:01:58.960 Absolutely clueless.

02:02:01.240 It's less entertaining from a lot of people, but that's a mainstream viewpoint.

02:02:05.800 Would have no idea that people like Cardi B are paying 45% of the taxes.

02:02:08.920 She just happens to be thrust into this world because of her success.

02:02:12.640 Most people who listen to her music don't believe that's even happening with rich people.

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 11, 2019

A Whole New Class of Radicals？ ｜ 2⧸11⧸19

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A Whole New Class of Radicals？｜ 2⧸11⧸19