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00:03:42.800 boy we've got a great show for you today uh we have uh we have john douglas is going to be on with us

00:03:58.480 you may not know his name but if you read the new york times bestseller or saw what is it i think

00:04:05.580 a netflix show mind hunter this is the guy who has interviewed david berkowitz ted bundy john wayne

00:04:14.620 gacy charles manson uh lynette from uh edmund kemper james earl ray sirhan sirhan richard speck

00:04:23.680 i mean all of them he's the guy who started the um uh the behavioral science at the fbi it's going

00:04:33.860 to be a fascinating interview also dave rubin is going to be joining us today uh and blake j harris

00:04:41.100 uh more on facebook and and his book the history of the future coming up but i want to i want to start

00:04:49.400 with can we play the audio of of joe biden where he is he is talking compassionately here about how

00:04:57.580 america must now provide health care for people who are here illegally look i think that anyone who 1.00

00:05:05.840 is in a situation where they're in need of health care regardless of whether they're documented or

00:05:12.600 undocumented we have an obligation to see that they're cared for that's why i think we need more

00:05:17.080 clinics around the country and this idea that undocumented and by the way a significant portion

00:05:22.100 undocumented folks in this country are there because they've overstayed their visas it's not 1.00

00:05:28.340 people breaking down gates coming across the border okay stop either way it doesn't matter

00:05:33.000 here's the thing if you want socialized medicine then you must have a secure border

00:05:42.320 we cannot do both you want open borders great private medicine but you cannot open the borders

00:05:51.660 and say anybody who's sick come to america because then we're healing the world and we will not have

00:06:01.280 the resources to heal anybody in a very short period of time that's just math and i know that math

00:06:08.420 doesn't really work for socialists right now but in the end the gods of the copybook headings

00:06:14.560 will teach us that two and two do indeed always equal four yeah i mean this is amazing you have uh

00:06:23.780 a a society that is trying to do both right i mean even libertarians and there are some libertarians

00:06:30.860 who kind of not open borders but argue for much you know many libertarians are open borders some of them

00:06:37.460 might even say they're open borders but the reason is well we don't have to support them we can do we

00:06:42.600 don't we don't we don't have to have these giant programs we don't want them correct so if you don't

00:06:46.860 have socialist medicine if you don't have free health care for everybody if you don't have

00:06:50.500 a requirement to treat every person at a hospital that needs to be treated or educate right every kid

00:06:56.680 that comes in right financially it's still it's not it's not a problem now there's other reasons why

00:07:02.220 you might not want to do that but financially it doesn't become as big a problem because well i mean

00:07:06.880 look if you're not giving away all this money right there's still employment and concerns and

00:07:10.940 everything else uh but this is the way it goes every single time and you have to put your you have

00:07:17.240 to understand and i don't think many of the younger you know millennials and younger who are suddenly

00:07:23.640 embracing socialism realize what underlies that what underlies all of socialism is your dedication to

00:07:31.000 the state it's the state as your god and that is really where this you know where this ends up you

00:07:37.740 can sit back and say well i want this program and i want this program but once things start going wrong

00:07:43.380 the socialist government that you've given all this power to has no other option but to protect itself

00:07:49.960 at all costs and that dedication winds up killing a hundred million people in a century or so right

00:07:56.800 we've seen this before there's a great new series on hbo uh called chernobyl have you seen this yet

00:08:02.860 i haven't i've seen the i've seen the ads for it but i will tell you this is a great way assuming that

00:08:09.060 it's good i know you've seen it so assuming that it is is good this is a great way to teach our kids

00:08:16.420 who did not live through the soviet union teach our kids and our grandkids exactly what it's like

00:08:23.480 to live in a socialist country remember it's not really communists you know the communists oh they

00:08:30.840 didn't do communism right no that's right that's why it was the ussr soviet socialist states okay so

00:08:39.660 it was not communism because that's the higher law it was socialist and so when you see what a real

00:08:47.080 socialist state was and chernobyl is a great example yeah of what happens and it's also a great example

00:08:53.200 of what happens to the regular people because the regular people who are in the society they might

00:08:57.760 not be you know socialist uh ideologues right they are people who are just trying to make a living and

00:09:02.420 they're living under what is i believe a terrible system and many of the people in the soviet union

00:09:07.240 during chernobyl were heroes the people who were working there the people who came in to try to stop

00:09:12.700 it firefighters firefighters i mean and they they talk about this and they show it uh in great detail of

00:09:18.100 what they went through and what they were asked to do um but let me give you this this part this is

00:09:23.380 amazing so there to set the scene chernobyl's happened the nuclear meltdown in you know soviet in

00:09:30.060 the soviet union ukraine and they are talking about uh what do we do now they have not come to the point

00:09:37.080 where they realized how bad it was or had admitted to themselves how bad it was and they're just starting

00:09:42.700 to have those first conversations back and forth about you know most people are saying oh it's a

00:09:48.040 fire and it's mostly out and the other side saying look i don't i don't think i think we should evacuate

00:09:52.080 the town i mean this looks this looks a lot worse than we thought it was and we should get the people

00:09:55.900 out of the town and so the there's a the two sides of this arguing back and forth at this table as

00:10:00.500 they're planning for for what happens to the people in the community and as this is all going on

00:10:06.420 uh an old guy an old socialist an old school guy taps his cane on the floor and silences the room

00:10:12.720 and gives this speech it's amazing listen to this i wonder how many of you know the name of this place

00:10:20.960 we will call it chernobyl of course what is its real name the vladimir i lenin nuclear power station

00:10:34.520 vladimir i lenin

00:10:41.820 and how proud he would be of you all tonight

00:10:52.520 especially you young man and the passion you have for the people

00:10:59.780 for is that not the sole purpose of the apparatus of the state

00:11:05.040 sometimes we forget

00:11:08.780 sometimes we fall prey to fear

00:11:12.560 that our faith in soviet socialism

00:11:17.880 will always be rewarded

00:11:21.020 now the state tells us the situation here is not dangerous

00:11:28.000 have faith comrades

00:11:30.560 the state tells us it wants to prevent a panic listen well

00:11:37.300 it's true when the people see the police they will be afraid

00:11:44.520 but it is my experience

00:11:48.180 that when the people ask questions that are not in their own best interest

00:11:53.840 they should simply be told to keep their minds on their labor

00:11:58.960 and leave matters of the state

00:12:02.400 to the state

00:12:04.580 we seal off the city

00:12:08.440 no one leaves

00:12:11.100 and cut the phone lines

00:12:13.780 contain the spread of misinformation

00:12:16.700 that is how we keep the people from undermining the fruits of their own labor

00:12:25.660 yes comrades

00:12:30.520 we will all be rewarded for what we do here tonight

00:12:35.640 this is our moment

00:12:40.080 to shine

00:12:41.920 that is

00:12:48.160 wow

00:12:48.880 amazing

00:12:49.920 they don't let the people undermine their fruits of their own labor

00:12:53.680 when they ask questions that are not in their best interests

00:12:57.440 so john huntsman was a friend of mine

00:12:59.960 john huntsman senior

00:13:00.840 yeah

00:13:01.180 and um

00:13:02.260 we talked because he was one of the first guys in the former soviet union

00:13:06.160 uh

00:13:07.280 and you know the idea was

00:13:09.820 capitalists can go in and help

00:13:12.440 uh heal the country

00:13:14.200 so he bought aeroflot airlines

00:13:16.660 did you know that

00:13:17.380 no i didn't know that

00:13:18.200 yeah

00:13:18.360 so he bought

00:13:19.360 when the soviet union collapsed

00:13:21.280 these were all state-run things

00:13:24.240 and they sold them off

00:13:25.280 and they sold them off

00:13:26.380 so he went in

00:13:27.320 and he thought

00:13:28.220 i'll buy aeroflot

00:13:30.180 so the planes can still fly

00:13:32.160 he bought aeroflot

00:13:34.400 he sold it

00:13:35.520 so quickly

00:13:36.700 because when he bought it

00:13:38.740 little did he know

00:13:40.300 how bad things were

00:13:42.300 they literally would lose planes

00:13:45.180 full of passengers

00:13:46.700 plow it into a mountain

00:13:48.900 and

00:13:50.320 when the families would be waiting

00:13:53.020 at the gate

00:13:54.060 waiting for their family

00:13:55.580 that plane to arrive

00:13:56.660 they would say it's late

00:13:58.080 and then they would

00:14:00.020 find out that

00:14:01.180 you know

00:14:01.860 it was

00:14:02.460 it had crashed

00:14:03.560 the heads of it

00:14:05.120 and they would say

00:14:05.940 the heads of aeroflot

00:14:07.460 would just tell the gate people

00:14:09.520 uh

00:14:10.260 never took off

00:14:10.900 this

00:14:12.060 this never took off

00:14:12.920 this plane didn't

00:14:13.720 this

00:14:14.020 this plane didn't exist

00:14:15.160 and so

00:14:16.180 the people who were standing at the gate went

00:14:18.020 i

00:14:18.220 i

00:14:19.300 i just talked to my aunt

00:14:21.720 or my husband

00:14:22.600 he was getting on

00:14:24.600 to that plane

00:14:25.380 nope that plane didn't

00:14:26.600 that didn't

00:14:27.060 it never took off

00:14:27.840 i don't know where your husband is

00:14:29.020 and they just had to go back to their home

00:14:32.280 and concentrate on their labor

00:14:33.720 yeah

00:14:34.120 i mean

00:14:35.000 couldn't ask questions

00:14:35.780 couldn't ask questions

00:14:36.780 that's

00:14:37.540 that is the real problem

00:14:39.020 of socialism

00:14:39.980 is

00:14:41.120 there's no police

00:14:42.740 to run to

00:14:43.580 when a corporation

00:14:46.340 that would never happen in america

00:14:48.100 can you imagine

00:14:48.860 a plane

00:14:49.860 just plows into a mountain

00:14:51.500 and american airlines would say

00:14:53.540 that plane never took off

00:14:55.120 it wouldn't

00:14:55.920 it wouldn't happen

00:14:56.840 yeah

00:14:57.220 it wouldn't happen

00:14:58.260 but if the state controls

00:14:59.980 the communication

00:15:01.020 the airlines

00:15:03.000 and absolutely everything else

00:15:05.940 who are you going to run to

00:15:07.660 your husband dies in a plane crash

00:15:10.760 your husband is

00:15:12.520 is at chernobyl

00:15:13.980 and

00:15:15.620 and it's a massive meltdown

00:15:17.780 nobody gets sued

00:15:18.920 nobody investigates

00:15:20.880 because the police

00:15:22.400 are part of it

00:15:23.720 and

00:15:24.740 socialists

00:15:25.680 don't

00:15:26.300 understand that

00:15:27.640 somehow

00:15:28.720 somehow or another

00:15:29.840 they just

00:15:30.740 and it comes from this progressive idea

00:15:33.660 that

00:15:34.580 man can progress

00:15:36.920 well yes

00:15:37.700 man can progress

00:15:39.220 but

00:15:40.120 each man

00:15:41.260 must progress

00:15:42.160 on his own

00:15:43.460 and

00:15:45.560 and so

00:15:46.360 and there are certain things

00:15:48.000 that are naturally born

00:15:50.000 into all of us

00:15:50.880 yeah

00:15:51.100 and a

00:15:52.100 a

00:15:53.040 willingness to be corrupt

00:15:54.920 if you're in charge

00:15:56.500 absolute power corrupts absolutely

00:15:59.980 yeah a friend of mine works with a bunch of millennials

00:16:02.120 and

00:16:02.860 they

00:16:04.020 there was some

00:16:04.880 they were having some conversation

00:16:06.020 about some mandatory program

00:16:07.360 that generally speaking would be a good idea

00:16:09.060 but

00:16:09.360 should it be mandatory

00:16:10.380 and none of them could see

00:16:11.920 any negative

00:16:12.620 these aren't

00:16:13.260 left-wingers either

00:16:14.440 couldn't see any negative

00:16:15.620 in the government

00:16:16.440 forcing these people

00:16:17.660 to participate in it

00:16:18.760 and

00:16:19.620 it's

00:16:20.660 it's fascinating

00:16:21.340 because

00:16:21.820 that is

00:16:22.860 they

00:16:23.800 all they could see

00:16:24.580 was the common good

00:16:25.400 well

00:16:26.080 what you just heard

00:16:27.020 that speech

00:16:27.520 is the end

00:16:28.240 of the common good

00:16:29.200 that's where it gets to

00:16:29.960 remember

00:16:30.260 he's not doing this 0.86

00:16:31.000 because he wants to kill people 0.64

00:16:31.900 right 0.99

00:16:32.200 he's doing this

00:16:32.700 because he wants to protect

00:16:33.560 Soviet socialism

00:16:34.440 which is for the common good

00:16:35.580 and I

00:16:36.400 I have a proposal here

00:16:37.320 you know

00:16:37.560 when you

00:16:37.780 you go to like

00:16:38.480 YouTube

00:16:38.980 and you click

00:16:39.980 play in a video

00:16:40.480 and it says

00:16:40.860 you have to wait 15 seconds

00:16:42.220 before you see the video

00:16:43.820 I think when you go to a voting booth

00:16:46.000 and you try to vote for Bernie Sanders

00:16:47.680 you should have to wait

00:16:48.760 and watch that entire video

00:16:49.960 before the vote goes through

00:16:50.920 just just

00:16:52.080 you should just be able to see

00:16:53.320 what you're voting for

00:16:54.000 are you sure

00:16:54.480 are you sure

00:16:55.120 are you sure

00:16:56.040 are you sure

00:16:56.940 okay

00:16:57.480 I want to

00:17:00.600 I want to bring up

00:17:01.500 what's happened

00:17:02.480 to Barr yesterday

00:17:03.500 and contempt

00:17:06.540 and

00:17:07.120 and show you

00:17:08.160 and show you

00:17:09.740 that system

00:17:10.400 that speech

00:17:11.160 just happened yesterday

00:17:12.720 just happened yesterday

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00:17:15.080 first

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00:17:20.740 were asked why

00:17:21.680 they burgled

00:17:23.060 you know

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00:17:24.320 they said

00:17:26.320 because they had a right

00:17:27.960 to the nice

00:17:28.800 nice things

00:17:29.780 in those homes

00:17:30.840 and the fact

00:17:32.100 that they didn't have

00:17:33.020 a security alarm

00:17:34.080 really

00:17:35.760 was proof

00:17:37.440 proof

00:17:38.960 that they were being

00:17:40.780 invited in

00:17:42.140 to take that stuff

00:17:44.100 what

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00:18:48.500 we pause

00:18:49.200 for 10

00:18:49.520 second station

00:18:50.100 ID

00:18:50.360 okay so

00:19:06.900 who do you

00:19:07.460 call when

00:19:08.320 the police

00:19:10.100 are part

00:19:11.580 of the

00:19:11.820 problem

00:19:12.180 who do

00:19:12.800 you call

00:19:13.160 yesterday

00:19:18.700 for the

00:19:19.760 second time

00:19:20.440 in history

00:19:21.080 our attorney

00:19:22.280 general

00:19:22.680 was

00:19:23.480 brought up

00:19:24.960 on contempt

00:19:25.820 charges

00:19:26.600 okay

00:19:27.580 and the

00:19:29.360 reason why

00:19:29.820 they brought

00:19:30.140 him up

00:19:30.380 on contempt

00:19:30.860 charges

00:19:31.220 is because

00:19:31.660 the

00:19:31.900 Democrats

00:19:32.280 said

00:19:32.860 he has

00:19:33.560 to release

00:19:34.160 all

00:19:34.960 of the

00:19:36.720 the Mueller

00:19:37.580 report

00:19:38.080 all of it

00:19:38.860 unredacted

00:19:39.900 well

00:19:40.980 I don't

00:19:41.800 know

00:19:42.200 because

00:19:42.500 I haven't

00:19:43.080 seen it

00:19:43.580 but I

00:19:44.460 doubt

00:19:44.960 that's

00:19:45.460 the best

00:19:46.060 idea

00:19:46.700 is to

00:19:47.720 put

00:19:48.000 all of

00:19:48.820 a grand

00:19:49.580 jury

00:19:50.100 report

00:19:51.660 out

00:19:52.940 where

00:19:53.840 you

00:19:54.320 you

00:19:55.120 haven't

00:19:56.000 you're

00:19:56.320 going to

00:19:56.600 have

00:19:56.840 innocent

00:19:57.380 people

00:19:57.880 who's

00:19:58.220 going to

00:19:58.540 be

00:19:58.720 who are

00:19:59.220 going to

00:19:59.380 be

00:19:59.520 named

00:19:59.900 you're

00:20:00.780 going to

00:20:00.880 have

00:20:01.020 all

00:20:01.300 kinds

00:20:01.700 of

00:20:01.860 problems

00:20:02.180 with

00:20:02.340 that

00:20:02.460 we

00:20:02.680 don't

00:20:03.280 release

00:20:03.920 grand

00:20:04.340 jury

00:20:04.600 reports

00:20:05.140 ever

00:20:05.540 and

00:20:06.000 there's

00:20:06.240 good

00:20:06.520 reason

00:20:06.920 for

00:20:07.260 it

00:20:07.480 right

00:20:07.820 and

00:20:08.100 remember

00:20:08.380 we've

00:20:08.660 now

00:20:08.820 backed

00:20:09.080 off

00:20:09.260 of

00:20:09.380 the

00:20:09.500 point

00:20:09.740 where

00:20:10.060 initially

00:20:10.700 they

00:20:11.520 were

00:20:11.880 praised

00:20:12.540 for

00:20:12.800 redacting

00:20:13.200 so

00:20:13.500 little

00:20:13.840 of

00:20:14.040 the

00:20:14.140 report

00:20:14.460 right

00:20:14.960 now

00:20:15.460 we've

00:20:15.840 moved

00:20:16.040 on

00:20:16.280 to

00:20:16.460 oh

00:20:16.720 now

00:20:16.900 they

00:20:17.040 have

00:20:17.180 they've

00:20:17.500 redacted

00:20:17.900 too

00:20:18.040 much

00:20:18.280 okay

00:20:18.520 so

00:20:19.200 for

00:20:19.780 the

00:20:20.200 second

00:20:20.620 time

00:20:21.060 in

00:20:21.260 U.S.

00:20:21.580 history

00:20:21.780 do you

00:20:21.980 know

00:20:22.080 the

00:20:22.240 first

00:20:22.560 time

00:20:23.000 in

00:20:23.440 U.S.

00:20:23.740 history

00:20:24.000 the

00:20:24.520 attorney

00:20:24.940 general

00:20:25.340 you

00:20:25.820 had

00:20:25.940 mentioned

00:20:26.160 it

00:20:26.300 to

00:20:26.380 me

00:20:26.480 yesterday

00:20:26.800 yeah

00:20:27.220 yeah

00:20:27.240 Eric

00:20:27.920 Holder

00:20:28.580 for

00:20:29.040 what

00:20:29.400 not

00:20:30.420 giving

00:20:30.760 up

00:20:31.140 the

00:20:31.340 documents

00:20:31.840 related

00:20:32.240 to

00:20:32.520 Fast

00:20:32.800 and

00:20:32.940 Furious

00:20:33.300 correct

00:20:34.520 do

00:20:35.780 you

00:20:35.960 remember

00:20:36.380 the

00:20:36.620 press

00:20:37.000 outrage

00:20:37.500 for

00:20:37.920 that

00:20:38.260 because

00:20:38.780 I

00:20:38.960 don't

00:20:39.440 I

00:20:39.780 don't

00:20:39.980 remember

00:20:40.200 I

00:20:40.340 remember

00:20:40.620 people

00:20:41.400 there

00:20:41.980 was

00:20:42.100 there

00:20:42.280 was

00:20:42.480 outrage

00:20:42.900 but

00:20:43.100 it

00:20:43.180 was

00:20:43.320 outrage

00:20:43.760 about

00:20:44.020 how

00:20:44.240 Republicans

00:20:44.720 were

00:20:44.940 pouncing

00:20:45.300 on

00:20:45.500 it

00:20:45.600 correct

00:20:46.020 that's

00:20:47.100 the

00:20:47.700 outrage

00:20:48.040 that's

00:20:48.760 what

00:20:48.940 happens

00:20:49.520 that's

00:20:50.380 what's

00:20:50.620 happened

00:20:50.920 that's

00:20:51.580 what

00:20:51.700 happens

00:20:52.060 when

00:20:52.280 you

00:20:52.440 have

00:20:52.820 a

00:20:53.160 socialist

00:20:54.040 government

00:20:54.500 first

00:20:54.820 of

00:20:54.960 all

00:20:55.100 a

00:20:55.360 socialist

00:20:55.760 government

00:20:56.200 is

00:20:56.480 a

00:20:56.640 one

00:20:57.060 party

00:20:57.640 system

00:20:58.180 and

00:20:58.940 if

00:20:59.200 you

00:20:59.340 don't

00:20:59.660 believe

00:20:59.980 me

00:21:00.220 that

00:21:00.400 that's

00:21:00.660 where

00:21:00.820 we're

00:21:01.040 headed

00:21:01.320 just

00:21:02.080 take

00:21:02.280 a

00:21:02.380 look

00:21:02.500 at

00:21:02.620 social

00:21:02.900 media

00:21:03.300 if

00:21:03.980 you're

00:21:04.280 not

00:21:04.640 in

00:21:04.980 line

00:21:05.500 you

00:21:07.040 don't

00:21:07.220 have

00:21:07.380 a

00:21:07.520 voice

00:21:07.900 and

00:21:09.860 they

00:21:09.980 are

00:21:10.140 silencing

00:21:10.780 voices

00:21:11.240 what

00:21:11.600 do

00:21:11.780 you

00:21:11.960 think

00:21:12.340 if

00:21:12.800 the

00:21:13.560 the

00:21:14.060 Democrats

00:21:14.920 I

00:21:15.200 should

00:21:15.380 say

00:21:15.580 the

00:21:15.800 socialists

00:21:16.580 if

00:21:17.220 the

00:21:17.420 socialists

00:21:18.180 control

00:21:18.780 this

00:21:19.100 country

00:21:19.560 they

00:21:20.260 say

00:21:20.620 the

00:21:20.900 free

00:21:21.140 market

00:21:21.440 is

00:21:21.640 over

00:21:21.940 they

00:21:22.820 will

00:21:23.040 control

00:21:23.440 health

00:21:23.800 care

00:21:24.100 they

00:21:24.900 will

00:21:25.140 control

00:21:25.620 the

00:21:25.860 media

00:21:26.280 they

00:21:26.980 will

00:21:27.160 control

00:21:27.600 everything

00:21:28.320 what

00:21:29.240 do

00:21:29.400 you

00:21:29.540 think

00:21:29.780 happens

00:21:30.320 when

00:21:30.680 50%

00:21:31.580 of

00:21:31.740 the

00:21:31.860 country

00:21:32.140 says

00:21:32.500 no

00:21:32.740 I

00:21:32.920 don't

00:21:33.080 want

00:21:33.340 this

00:21:33.580 I

00:21:33.740 like

00:21:33.980 the

00:21:34.160 capitalist

00:21:34.520 society

00:21:35.160 do

00:21:35.800 you

00:21:35.980 think

00:21:36.340 they

00:21:36.580 compromise

00:21:37.140 or

00:21:37.960 do

00:21:38.120 you

00:21:38.280 think

00:21:38.560 they

00:21:38.780 say

00:21:39.240 the

00:21:40.080 the

00:21:40.920 state

00:21:41.780 must

00:21:42.740 do

00:21:43.100 this

00:21:43.540 for

00:21:43.920 the

00:21:44.140 common

00:21:44.480 good

00:21:44.940 we

00:21:45.640 must

00:21:46.260 reeducate

00:21:47.260 these

00:21:47.620 people

00:21:48.060 we

00:21:48.420 must

00:21:49.020 bring

00:21:49.860 them

00:21:50.280 along

00:21:51.020 because

00:21:51.400 they're

00:21:51.980 hurting

00:21:52.560 the

00:21:52.860 common

00:21:53.140 good

00:21:53.520 that's

00:21:54.720 how

00:21:55.180 massacres

00:21:56.420 happen

00:21:57.080 and

00:21:58.080 that's

00:21:58.380 how

00:21:58.540 the

00:21:58.840 soviets

00:21:59.840 and

00:22:00.220 the

00:22:00.480 socialists

00:22:01.340 the

00:22:01.600 nazis

00:22:02.240 as

00:22:02.440 well

00:22:02.740 that's

00:22:03.540 the way

00:22:03.700 it

00:22:03.840 happens

00:22:04.240 every

00:22:04.780 single

00:22:05.080 time

00:22:05.380 that's

00:22:05.680 what's

00:22:05.940 happening

00:22:06.340 in

00:22:06.720 venezuela

00:22:07.440 you

00:22:08.240 don't

00:22:08.960 make

00:22:10.320 the

00:22:10.920 government

00:22:11.420 the

00:22:11.720 police

00:22:12.260 and

00:22:13.180 the

00:22:13.480 business

00:22:14.020 all

00:22:17.120 right

00:22:17.240 x

00:22:17.540 chair

00:22:17.800 great

00:22:18.720 great

00:22:19.620 um

00:22:20.360 it's

00:22:20.860 a

00:22:20.940 great

00:22:21.120 chair

00:22:21.400 we

00:22:22.240 just

00:22:22.460 talked

00:22:22.680 about

00:22:22.860 it

00:22:22.960 i'm

00:22:23.100 sitting

00:22:23.340 here

00:22:23.560 in

00:22:23.740 this

00:22:23.920 x

00:22:24.160 chair

00:22:24.420 and

00:22:24.880 you

00:22:25.120 can

00:22:25.300 adjust

00:22:25.780 the

00:22:26.080 seat

00:22:26.440 um

00:22:27.520 six

00:22:28.120 ways

00:22:28.380 to

00:22:28.600 sunday

00:22:28.900 i don't

00:22:29.180 even

00:22:29.360 know

00:22:29.560 how

00:22:29.740 many

00:22:29.900 adjustments

00:22:30.300 they

00:22:30.640 have

00:22:30.980 my

00:22:31.220 gosh

00:22:31.540 i

00:22:32.060 just

00:22:32.280 adjusted

00:22:32.800 i

00:22:33.020 just

00:22:33.180 moved

00:22:33.720 the

00:22:34.040 lumbar

00:22:35.580 support

00:22:35.900 up

00:22:36.160 this

00:22:37.580 is

00:22:37.960 the

00:22:38.420 best

00:22:39.120 chair

00:22:39.840 i've

00:22:40.260 ever

00:22:40.580 sat

00:22:40.900 in

00:22:41.100 and

00:22:41.900 i'm

00:22:42.100 not

00:22:42.380 saying

00:22:42.620 that

00:22:42.780 because

00:22:43.060 they're

00:22:43.340 telling

00:22:43.660 me

00:22:43.880 to

00:22:44.040 say

00:22:44.240 it

00:22:44.380 it's

00:22:44.820 not

00:22:44.980 even

00:22:45.140 in

00:22:45.300 the

00:22:45.400 copy

00:22:45.660 it

00:22:45.940 is

00:22:46.100 the

00:22:46.260 best

00:22:46.780 chair

00:22:47.200 i've

00:22:47.440 ever

00:22:47.640 sat

00:22:47.900 in

00:22:48.120 it's

00:22:48.340 great

00:22:48.600 really

00:22:49.380 is

00:22:49.800 it

00:22:49.940 it

00:22:50.780 it

00:22:51.120 it

00:22:51.560 corrects

00:22:52.300 your

00:22:52.440 posture

00:22:52.940 it's

00:22:53.700 really

00:22:54.160 comfortable

00:22:54.820 it's

00:22:55.780 just

00:22:55.900 a

00:22:56.020 great

00:22:56.200 chair

00:22:56.440 so

00:22:56.640 check

00:22:56.880 it

00:22:57.000 out

00:22:57.160 now

00:22:57.480 and

00:22:58.400 and

00:22:58.440 get

00:22:59.000 one

00:22:59.260 at

00:22:59.520 x

00:22:59.880 chair

00:23:00.220 beck

00:23:00.800 x

00:23:01.280 the

00:23:01.480 letter

00:23:01.680 x

00:23:02.000 chair

00:23:02.480 beck

00:23:03.480 dot

00:23:03.880 com

00:23:04.280 if

00:23:04.860 you

00:23:04.980 use

00:23:05.220 the

00:23:05.460 promo

00:23:05.800 code

00:23:06.160 x

00:23:06.540 wheels

00:23:06.860 you're

00:23:07.160 going

00:23:07.260 to

00:23:07.360 receive

00:23:07.760 a

00:23:08.060 free

00:23:08.420 set

00:23:08.780 of

00:23:09.000 new

00:23:09.240 x

00:23:09.520 wheels

00:23:09.820 with

00:23:10.540 your

00:23:10.700 chair

00:23:11.020 the

00:23:11.780 x

00:23:12.200 wheels

00:23:12.500 you know

00:23:12.780 the

00:23:12.880 difference

00:23:13.080 between

00:23:13.320 a

00:23:13.440 matchbox

00:23:13.920 car

00:23:14.260 and

00:23:14.500 hot

00:23:14.720 wheels

00:23:15.040 you know

00:23:17.040 when

00:23:17.160 the

00:23:17.340 hot

00:23:18.180 wheels

00:23:18.480 kind of

00:23:18.800 they

00:23:18.960 just

00:23:19.200 go

00:23:19.440 really

00:23:19.720 fast

00:23:20.280 matchbox

00:23:21.000 cars

00:23:21.540 really

00:23:21.880 don't

00:23:22.240 have

00:23:22.500 those

00:23:22.720 kind

00:23:22.920 of

00:23:23.020 wheels

00:23:23.300 that's

00:23:23.720 what

00:23:23.840 the

00:23:23.980 x

00:23:24.220 wheels

00:23:24.500 do

00:23:24.840 on

00:23:25.400 the

00:23:25.540 x

00:23:25.800 chair

00:23:26.100 go

00:23:26.840 to

00:23:27.000 x

00:23:27.260 chair

00:23:27.540 beck

00:23:28.020 dot

00:23:28.380 com

00:23:28.820 and

00:23:29.740 go

00:23:35.220 for

00:23:41.320 a few

00:23:41.560 weeks

00:23:41.820 now

00:23:42.060 I've

00:23:42.220 been

00:23:42.320 reminding

00:23:42.680 you

00:23:42.900 that

00:23:43.080 Mother's

00:23:43.460 Day

00:23:43.640 is

00:23:43.860 fast

00:23:44.320 approaching

00:23:44.780 now

00:23:45.400 just

00:23:45.760 days

00:23:46.240 away

00:23:46.660 so

00:23:46.940 1-800

00:23:47.360 flowers

00:23:47.840 is

00:23:48.080 here

00:23:48.260 to

00:23:48.420 help

00:23:48.640 you

00:23:48.800 pick

00:23:49.040 out

00:23:49.260 a

00:23:49.480 gorgeous

00:23:49.980 bouquet

00:23:50.360 that

00:23:50.940 will

00:23:51.060 show

00:23:51.400 her

00:23:51.720 that

00:23:51.980 you

00:23:52.240 love

00:23:52.560 her

00:23:52.700 1-800

00:23:53.180 flowers

00:23:53.680 is

00:23:53.880 having

00:23:54.100 amazing

00:23:54.680 offers

00:23:55.040 for

00:23:55.280 Mother's

00:23:55.760 Day

00:23:55.900 bouquets

00:23:56.440 and

00:23:56.740 arrangements

00:23:57.160 starting

00:23:57.640 at

00:23:57.840 $29.99

00:23:58.740 1-800

00:23:59.480 flowers

00:24:00.080 are

00:24:00.400 amazing

00:24:00.760 they're

00:24:01.020 picked

00:24:01.220 fresh

00:24:01.500 from

00:24:01.660 the

00:24:01.780 best

00:24:02.040 farms

00:24:02.400 so

00:24:02.740 they

00:24:02.900 last

00:24:03.320 longer

00:24:03.800 with

00:24:04.360 an

00:24:04.480 amazing

00:24:04.780 selection

00:24:05.220 of

00:24:05.480 sweets

00:24:05.900 and

00:24:06.140 treats

00:24:06.520 and

00:24:06.720 bouquets

00:24:07.180 1-800

00:24:07.780 flowers

00:24:08.300 is

00:24:08.520 everything

00:24:09.020 you

00:24:09.280 need

00:24:09.540 for

00:24:09.720 Mother's

00:24:10.060 Day

00:24:10.240 they

00:24:10.420 have

00:24:10.580 all

00:24:10.740 of

00:24:10.860 the

00:24:10.960 flowers

00:24:11.260 starting

00:24:11.580 at

00:24:11.740 $29.99

00:24:12.500 which

00:24:13.140 is

00:24:13.260 an

00:24:13.380 amazing

00:24:13.720 offer

00:24:14.060 but

00:24:14.260 you

00:24:14.380 have

00:24:14.620 to

00:24:14.780 order

00:24:15.000 today

00:24:15.480 so

00:24:15.960 make

00:24:16.120 sure

00:24:16.260 you

00:24:16.380 lock

00:24:16.620 in

00:24:16.780 this

00:24:16.940 offer

00:24:17.240 only

00:24:17.680 good

00:24:17.980 while

00:24:18.180 supplies

00:24:18.600 last

00:24:19.080 after

00:24:19.640 you've

00:24:19.880 chosen

00:24:20.140 your

00:24:20.340 gorgeous

00:24:20.680 bouquet

00:24:21.040 or

00:24:21.320 arrangement

00:24:21.680 just

00:24:22.020 pick

00:24:22.260 your

00:24:22.400 delivery

00:24:22.740 date

00:24:23.020 and

00:24:23.180 let

00:24:23.340 1-800

00:24:23.740 flowers

00:24:33.320 coming

00:24:42.760 up

00:24:43.060 in

00:24:43.420 about

00:24:43.940 half

00:24:44.260 an

00:24:44.420 hour

00:24:44.660 the

00:24:45.360 killer

00:24:45.700 across 0.64

00:24:46.280 the

00:24:46.520 table

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00:24:47.440 the

00:24:47.720 secrets

00:24:48.040 of

00:24:48.260 serial

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00:24:49.060 and 0.54

00:24:49.440 predators

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00:24:50.340 the

00:24:50.520 FBI's

00:24:51.360 original

00:24:52.040 mind

00:24:52.500 hunter

00:24:52.860 if

00:24:54.060 you

00:24:54.340 saw

00:24:54.880 or

00:24:56.140 read

00:24:56.520 the

00:24:56.700 book

00:24:56.960 mind

00:24:57.400 hunter

00:24:57.780 or

00:24:58.500 saw

00:24:58.900 was

00:24:59.160 it

00:24:59.280 on

00:24:59.600 Netflix

00:24:59.980 or

00:25:00.340 Amazon

00:25:00.820 it

00:25:02.180 was

00:25:02.340 Netflix

00:25:02.700 and

00:25:02.980 it

00:25:03.200 is

00:25:04.820 phenomenal

00:25:06.500 phenomenal

00:25:07.700 it

00:25:07.960 is

00:25:08.100 the

00:25:08.260 story

00:25:08.580 of

00:25:08.820 this

00:25:09.060 these

00:25:09.560 two

00:25:09.820 FBI

00:25:10.280 guys

00:25:10.700 mainly

00:25:11.020 one

00:25:11.460 and

00:25:11.820 he's

00:25:12.080 going

00:25:12.180 to

00:25:12.200 be

00:25:12.340 joining

00:25:12.600 us

00:25:12.840 in

00:25:12.920 about

00:25:13.080 a

00:25:13.180 half

00:25:13.340 an

00:25:13.460 hour

00:25:13.660 that

00:25:14.820 said

00:25:15.260 we

00:25:15.660 should

00:25:15.920 talk

00:25:16.280 to

00:25:16.440 these

00:25:16.680 serial

00:25:17.060 killers

00:25:17.460 because 0.95

00:25:18.020 this

00:25:18.320 is

00:25:18.440 stuff

00:25:18.660 we've

00:25:18.880 never

00:25:19.120 seen

00:25:19.440 before

00:25:19.900 and

00:25:20.780 I

00:25:20.920 remember

00:25:21.300 when

00:25:21.560 this

00:25:21.720 was

00:25:21.880 happening

00:25:22.160 when

00:25:22.340 I

00:25:22.480 was

00:25:22.600 a

00:25:22.740 kid

00:25:22.920 because

00:25:23.160 I

00:25:23.280 remember

00:25:23.540 my

00:25:23.720 grandfather

00:25:24.160 going

00:25:24.480 they're

00:25:24.800 just

00:25:25.000 trying

00:25:25.280 to

00:25:25.400 make

00:25:25.600 excuses

00:25:26.200 I

00:25:26.440 don't

00:25:26.640 care

00:25:26.900 why

00:25:27.160 they

00:25:27.360 did

00:25:27.620 it

00:25:27.860 but

00:25:28.880 he

00:25:29.500 made

00:25:29.840 the

00:25:30.000 point

00:25:30.240 at

00:25:30.400 the

00:25:30.520 time

00:25:30.820 because

00:25:31.000 that

00:25:31.140 was

00:25:31.260 the

00:25:31.380 prevalent

00:25:31.700 theory

00:25:32.180 we

00:25:32.900 should

00:25:33.520 talk

00:25:33.980 to

00:25:34.140 them

00:25:34.380 and

00:25:34.700 so

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00:25:35.160 you

00:25:36.080 know

00:25:36.260 didn't

00:25:36.700 become

00:25:36.960 friends

00:25:37.400 with

00:25:37.640 them

00:25:37.860 but

00:25:38.080 created

00:25:39.540 the

00:25:40.060 illusion

00:25:40.500 of

00:25:40.800 a

00:25:40.920 friendship

00:25:41.300 and

00:25:42.500 treated

00:25:42.860 them

00:25:43.300 as

00:25:43.740 the

00:25:44.000 expert

00:25:44.620 and

00:25:45.420 because

00:25:45.840 of

00:25:46.280 his

00:25:46.480 work

00:25:46.840 we

00:25:47.260 now

00:25:47.440 have

00:25:47.620 behavioral

00:25:48.060 science

00:25:48.560 and

00:25:49.020 we

00:25:49.840 we

00:25:50.280 know

00:25:50.580 a lot

00:25:50.920 about

00:25:51.160 serial

00:25:51.540 killers

00:25:51.940 he 1.00

00:25:52.940 is

00:25:53.180 going

00:25:53.300 to

00:25:53.340 be

00:25:53.440 on

00:25:53.620 with

00:25:53.780 us

00:25:54.080 in

00:25:54.660 just

00:25:54.820 about

00:25:54.980 a

00:25:55.080 half

00:25:55.240 an

00:25:55.340 hour

00:25:55.460 also

00:25:55.700 Dave

00:25:56.000 Rubin

00:25:56.380 joins

00:25:56.720 us

00:25:56.920 in

00:25:57.060 about

00:25:57.220 an

00:25:57.360 hour

00:25:57.520 so

00:25:57.720 stand

00:25:58.060 by

00:25:58.500 for

00:25:59.360 that

00:25:59.640 Pat

00:26:00.740 Gray

00:26:01.000 joins

00:26:01.400 us

00:26:01.560 now

00:26:01.880 from

00:26:02.180 Pat

00:26:02.440 Gray

00:26:02.640 Unleashed

00:26:03.160 the

00:26:03.460 podcast

00:26:04.140 that

00:26:04.340 is

00:26:04.500 sweeping

00:26:05.080 America

00:26:05.840 everybody's

00:26:07.540 talking

00:26:07.740 about

00:26:07.960 it

00:26:08.100 everybody's

00:26:09.240 talking

00:26:09.460 about

00:26:09.660 it

00:26:10.440 it's

00:26:10.960 crazy

00:26:11.560 it's

00:26:12.120 a little

00:26:12.340 embarrassing

00:26:12.840 and

00:26:13.180 what do

00:26:13.380 you have

00:26:13.580 for us

00:26:18.100 today

00:26:18.320 I have

00:26:18.780 a stat

00:26:19.320 that I

00:26:19.640 think

00:26:19.860 you're

00:26:19.980 going to

00:26:20.160 love

00:26:20.480 on

00:26:21.360 immigration

00:26:22.140 well

00:26:22.580 illegal

00:26:22.960 immigration

00:26:23.520 I'm

00:26:25.060 going to

00:26:25.200 love

00:26:25.380 it

00:26:25.560 yeah

00:26:26.240 I think

00:26:26.500 you're

00:26:26.660 going to

00:26:26.740 love

00:26:26.860 this

00:26:27.060 from

00:26:27.880 the

00:26:28.100 entire

00:26:28.400 populations

00:26:29.120 of

00:26:29.600 Guatemala

00:26:30.000 and

00:26:30.560 Honduras

00:26:31.160 1%

00:26:32.520 of the

00:26:33.080 total

00:26:33.580 population

00:26:34.320 of each

00:26:34.680 of those

00:26:35.020 countries

00:26:35.700 has

00:26:36.560 crossed

00:26:37.760 the

00:26:38.160 U.S.

00:26:38.560 border

00:26:38.800 but

00:26:39.660 you're

00:26:39.860 thinking

00:26:40.040 okay

00:26:40.380 what

00:26:40.660 since

00:26:40.860 1975

00:26:42.160 1980

00:26:43.560 since

00:26:45.100 last

00:26:45.400 September

00:26:45.780 but

00:26:47.160 you know

00:26:47.900 how old

00:26:48.240 were you

00:26:48.540 last

00:26:48.780 September

00:26:49.160 I was

00:26:49.700 six

00:26:50.220 and

00:26:50.800 so

00:26:51.420 1%

00:26:53.840 of the

00:26:54.900 population

00:26:55.480 of two

00:26:56.360 pretty

00:26:57.760 significant

00:26:58.760 countries

00:26:59.480 have

00:27:00.660 illegally

00:27:01.200 entered

00:27:01.520 our

00:27:01.780 country

00:27:02.060 in the

00:27:02.260 last

00:27:02.440 nine

00:27:02.680 months

00:27:03.040 nine

00:27:03.620 months

00:27:04.020 wow

00:27:04.800 this

00:27:05.200 is

00:27:05.400 definitely

00:27:06.060 not

00:27:06.380 a

00:27:06.560 crisis

00:27:07.000 it's

00:27:07.460 not

00:27:07.620 a

00:27:07.740 crisis

00:27:07.980 and

00:27:08.320 not

00:27:08.540 an

00:27:08.680 invasion

00:27:09.120 can

00:27:09.720 you

00:27:09.840 imagine

00:27:10.300 if

00:27:11.040 1%

00:27:11.960 of

00:27:12.700 Iran

00:27:13.800 or

00:27:14.840 Al-Qaeda

00:27:15.560 1%

00:27:16.500 of

00:27:16.900 Al-Qaeda

00:27:17.460 came across

00:27:18.900 and just

00:27:19.260 was in

00:27:19.900 nine months

00:27:20.540 in nine

00:27:20.980 months

00:27:21.240 in America

00:27:21.740 would we

00:27:22.240 say

00:27:22.620 there's

00:27:23.240 a

00:27:23.360 problem

00:27:23.740 I mean

00:27:24.760 of course

00:27:25.120 we would

00:27:25.640 I would

00:27:26.080 love to

00:27:26.480 know

00:27:26.780 what

00:27:27.560 percentage

00:27:28.160 must

00:27:28.800 come

00:27:29.060 across

00:27:29.480 the

00:27:29.700 border

00:27:29.960 illegally

00:27:30.440 from

00:27:30.720 those

00:27:30.940 two

00:27:31.120 countries

00:27:31.400 or

00:27:31.580 any

00:27:31.900 other

00:27:32.160 countries

00:27:32.660 75%

00:27:33.920 75%

00:27:34.840 and then

00:27:35.280 they'd

00:27:35.600 get

00:27:35.960 alarmed

00:27:36.320 then

00:27:36.600 I'd

00:27:37.040 start

00:27:37.220 to

00:27:37.360 get

00:27:37.480 worried

00:27:37.800 hang on

00:27:40.220 just a

00:27:40.620 second

00:27:40.840 I mean

00:27:41.120 you can't

00:27:41.520 look at

00:27:41.820 it as

00:27:42.140 if

00:27:42.380 well

00:27:43.040 it's

00:27:43.300 not

00:27:43.480 100%

00:27:44.160 right

00:27:44.660 we didn't

00:27:45.500 empty out

00:27:45.920 both

00:27:46.140 those

00:27:46.340 countries

00:27:47.320 there's

00:27:47.660 there's

00:27:47.680 there's

00:27:47.700 people

00:27:48.240 could

00:27:48.720 I

00:27:48.900 make

00:27:50.040 the

00:27:50.280 suggestion

00:27:50.920 that

00:27:53.440 let's

00:27:54.840 slow

00:27:55.060 down

00:27:55.320 on

00:27:55.500 this

00:27:55.640 let's

00:27:55.880 think

00:27:56.080 about

00:27:56.320 this

00:27:56.540 for

00:27:56.700 a

00:27:56.820 minute

00:27:57.000 okay

00:27:57.360 because

00:27:57.540 there's

00:27:57.720 no

00:27:57.940 place

00:27:58.380 for

00:27:58.580 conservatives

00:27:59.140 to

00:27:59.500 go

00:27:59.680 right

00:27:59.920 now

00:28:00.160 like

00:28:00.520 I'd

00:28:00.780 love

00:28:01.040 to

00:28:01.220 live

00:28:01.360 in

00:28:01.520 California

00:28:02.000 I'll

00:28:02.560 never

00:28:02.840 live

00:28:03.080 in

00:28:03.240 California

00:28:03.760 it's

00:28:04.300 crazy

00:28:05.000 so

00:28:06.440 why

00:28:07.540 don't

00:28:07.720 we

00:28:07.900 look

00:28:08.220 at

00:28:08.540 Honduras

00:28:09.460 and

00:28:10.760 say

00:28:11.220 okay

00:28:12.500 I tell

00:28:13.440 you

00:28:13.560 what

00:28:13.760 you guys

00:28:14.480 sneak

00:28:14.980 across

00:28:15.460 the

00:28:15.740 border

00:28:16.060 and

00:28:16.820 you

00:28:17.000 come

00:28:17.260 in

00:28:17.440 here

00:28:17.740 and

00:28:18.440 when

00:28:18.600 you

00:28:18.740 get

00:28:18.900 to

00:28:19.000 about

00:28:19.260 99%

00:28:20.760 just

00:28:21.300 alert

00:28:21.740 us

00:28:22.140 and

00:28:22.940 then

00:28:23.100 I'm

00:28:23.560 going

00:28:23.660 to

00:28:23.740 go

00:28:23.980 down

00:28:24.300 to

00:28:24.500 Honduras

00:28:25.200 by

00:28:26.100 the

00:28:26.400 entire

00:28:26.880 country

00:28:27.440 and

00:28:27.820 we

00:28:28.040 will

00:28:28.280 live

00:28:28.860 as

00:28:29.280 conservatives

00:28:30.320 and

00:28:30.840 free

00:28:31.240 men

00:28:31.600 you know

00:28:32.200 there's

00:28:32.460 that's

00:28:32.780 kind

00:28:32.980 of

00:28:33.080 appealing

00:28:33.460 actually

00:28:33.900 it

00:28:34.100 is

00:28:34.320 it's

00:28:34.520 kind

00:28:34.720 of

00:28:34.800 ocean

00:28:35.360 front

00:28:35.740 property

00:28:36.360 start

00:28:37.120 over

00:28:37.460 yeah

00:28:37.900 and

00:28:38.400 and

00:28:39.240 just

00:28:39.600 use

00:28:40.120 the

00:28:40.320 constitution

00:28:40.800 and

00:28:41.520 we'll

00:28:41.820 live

00:28:41.980 by

00:28:42.160 that

00:28:42.380 you

00:28:42.560 guys

00:28:42.880 go

00:28:43.120 ahead

00:28:43.600 have

00:28:44.040 a

00:28:44.120 good

00:28:44.240 time

00:28:44.640 it's

00:28:46.740 I

00:28:47.000 mean

00:28:47.360 it's

00:28:47.580 nuts

00:28:47.880 I

00:28:48.180 the

00:28:49.040 democrats

00:28:49.720 love

00:28:50.480 to

00:28:50.680 talk

00:28:50.960 about

00:28:51.260 sustainability

00:28:51.940 that's

00:28:52.580 not

00:28:52.740 sustainable

00:28:53.200 is it

00:28:54.060 sustainable

00:28:54.580 that

00:28:55.300 every

00:28:55.500 nine

00:28:55.820 months

00:28:56.200 another

00:28:56.960 1%

00:28:57.740 from

00:28:58.160 those

00:28:58.540 two

00:28:59.620 countries

00:29:00.000 Central

00:29:00.340 American

00:29:00.660 countries

00:29:01.080 or any

00:29:01.380 countries

00:29:01.780 continue

00:29:02.440 to flood

00:29:02.860 into the

00:29:03.260 United

00:29:03.500 States

00:29:03.700 that's

00:29:04.020 sustainable

00:29:04.480 can

00:29:04.840 you

00:29:04.960 know

00:29:05.340 it's

00:29:05.560 not

00:29:05.760 1%

00:29:06.560 of

00:29:06.760 Canada

00:29:07.240 1%

00:29:08.560 of

00:29:08.740 Canada

00:29:09.080 crossed

00:29:09.520 our

00:29:09.740 border

00:29:10.020 they'd

00:29:10.260 be pissed

00:29:10.700 about

00:29:11.020 it

00:29:11.300 who'd

00:29:12.220 be

00:29:12.340 pissed

00:29:12.700 the 0.60

00:29:13.240 left

00:29:14.000 oh

00:29:14.200 yeah

00:29:14.420 well

00:29:14.860 they'd

00:29:15.100 be

00:29:15.220 pissed

00:29:15.520 because

00:29:15.980 they'd

00:29:16.440 be

00:29:16.520 bringing

00:29:16.780 their

00:29:17.020 back

00:29:17.420 bacon

00:29:17.860 and

00:29:18.120 curling

00:29:19.120 and

00:29:19.540 all

00:29:20.540 their

00:29:20.780 they

00:29:21.040 would

00:29:21.260 not

00:29:21.820 like

00:29:22.260 that

00:29:22.540 at

00:29:22.720 the

00:29:22.840 Olympics

00:29:23.080 no

00:29:23.180 they

00:29:23.340 wouldn't

00:29:23.780 but

00:29:25.600 I

00:29:25.760 would

00:29:25.880 be

00:29:26.020 just

00:29:26.280 as

00:29:26.460 upset

00:29:26.720 if

00:29:27.000 it

00:29:27.080 was

00:29:27.220 Canada

00:29:27.660 I

00:29:27.920 would

00:29:28.080 too

00:29:28.220 doesn't

00:29:28.540 matter

00:29:28.820 doesn't

00:29:29.420 matter

00:29:29.580 if

00:29:29.700 it's

00:29:29.820 the

00:29:30.000 UK

00:29:30.260 or

00:29:30.560 Canada

00:29:30.960 Norway

00:29:31.600 I

00:29:31.960 don't

00:29:32.180 care

00:29:32.540 it's

00:29:33.580 unsustainable

00:29:34.400 we

00:29:34.560 just

00:29:34.780 can't

00:29:35.100 do

00:29:35.280 it

00:29:35.540 well

00:29:36.080 you

00:29:36.220 heard

00:29:36.800 Joe

00:29:37.100 Biden

00:29:37.500 yesterday

00:29:39.940 talk about

00:29:40.740 health care

00:29:41.240 right

00:29:41.500 where he

00:29:42.180 said

00:29:42.440 we have

00:29:43.060 to provide

00:29:43.640 health care

00:29:44.220 we have

00:29:45.280 to provide

00:29:45.880 health care

00:29:46.540 so now

00:29:47.300 we're

00:29:47.600 providing

00:29:48.060 health care

00:29:48.540 for 1%

00:29:49.540 of the

00:29:50.300 population

00:29:50.800 of those

00:29:51.260 two

00:29:51.460 countries

00:29:51.960 in

00:29:52.960 nine

00:29:53.260 months

00:29:53.640 we've

00:29:54.520 we're

00:29:54.960 taking

00:29:55.300 on

00:29:55.620 1%

00:29:56.460 of

00:29:56.940 two

00:29:57.700 different

00:29:58.740 countries

00:29:59.380 and we're

00:30:00.100 going to be

00:30:00.380 providing

00:30:00.720 their health

00:30:01.120 care

00:30:01.320 how

00:30:02.160 how

00:30:03.160 is that

00:30:03.620 sustainable

00:30:04.180 how

00:30:04.500 and

00:30:04.640 how

00:30:04.960 who

00:30:05.220 pays

00:30:05.520 for

00:30:05.780 who

00:30:06.000 pays

00:30:06.240 for

00:30:06.400 of

00:30:06.580 we

00:30:06.740 do

00:30:06.960 right

00:30:07.460 we

00:30:08.020 got

00:30:08.180 to

00:30:08.280 pay

00:30:08.400 for

00:30:08.660 the

00:30:08.840 education

00:30:09.420 we

00:30:10.140 have

00:30:10.340 to

00:30:10.460 pay

00:30:10.660 for

00:30:11.120 the

00:30:11.400 health

00:30:11.660 care

00:30:11.980 we

00:30:12.780 have

00:30:13.120 to

00:30:13.280 pay

00:30:13.520 for

00:30:13.920 the

00:30:14.220 living

00:30:14.820 you know

00:30:15.580 as if

00:30:16.220 we

00:30:16.380 capture

00:30:16.800 them

00:30:17.140 we have

00:30:18.380 to

00:30:18.560 house

00:30:19.100 them

00:30:19.500 these

00:30:20.520 you lie

00:30:21.520 that

00:30:23.260 usually

00:30:24.480 works

00:30:24.920 against

00:30:25.240 that

00:30:25.480 point

00:30:25.760 I've

00:30:25.940 noticed

00:30:26.280 over

00:30:26.440 the

00:30:26.560 past

00:30:26.760 few

00:30:26.940 years

00:30:27.200 if

00:30:27.500 you

00:30:27.600 just

00:30:27.780 yell

00:30:28.020 you 0.79

00:30:28.220 lie

00:30:28.620 no

00:30:29.060 it

00:30:29.540 doesn't

00:30:30.300 anymore

00:30:30.980 just

00:30:31.460 admitting

00:30:32.580 it

00:30:32.820 I love

00:30:34.840 that I

00:30:35.100 think about

00:30:35.420 that all

00:30:35.800 the

00:30:35.900 time

00:30:36.140 when you

00:30:36.740 predicted

00:30:37.080 years

00:30:37.540 ago

00:30:37.780 they're

00:30:38.080 just

00:30:38.240 going to

00:30:38.440 start

00:30:38.640 admitting

00:30:38.900 all this

00:30:39.200 stuff

00:30:39.420 and they

00:30:39.660 have

00:30:39.900 and they

00:30:40.700 are

00:30:40.920 and they're

00:30:41.720 just

00:30:41.860 they're

00:30:42.060 just

00:30:42.220 naked 0.82

00:30:42.720 Marxist

00:30:43.220 now

00:30:43.360 I told

00:30:44.220 you at

00:30:44.520 the time

00:30:44.960 remember

00:30:45.500 what I

00:30:45.920 said

00:30:46.260 they want

00:30:47.980 to

00:30:48.340 they're

00:30:49.360 dying

00:30:50.320 to tell 0.95

00:30:51.040 you

00:30:51.180 they are

00:30:51.780 so

00:30:52.280 confident

00:30:54.160 that socialism

00:30:55.600 is the

00:30:56.680 thing

00:30:57.240 they're

00:30:58.300 dying

00:30:59.100 to tell 0.95

00:30:59.860 you

00:31:00.180 and

00:31:00.920 it's

00:31:01.620 in these

00:31:02.140 moments

00:31:02.700 you need

00:31:03.140 to remember

00:31:03.740 what the

00:31:04.200 truth

00:31:04.460 is

00:31:04.760 because

00:31:05.440 you know

00:31:06.040 it wasn't

00:31:06.600 that

00:31:06.840 different

00:31:07.280 in the

00:31:08.160 mid

00:31:08.380 90s

00:31:09.020 when

00:31:09.520 Bill

00:31:09.800 Clinton

00:31:10.100 was

00:31:10.340 saying

00:31:10.560 the

00:31:10.740 era

00:31:11.020 of

00:31:11.220 big

00:31:11.440 government

00:31:11.760 is

00:31:12.000 over

00:31:12.260 they

00:31:12.500 didn't

00:31:12.720 believe

00:31:13.020 anything

00:31:13.320 differently

00:31:13.900 then

00:31:14.220 they just

00:31:15.300 weren't

00:31:15.640 telling

00:31:15.980 you

00:31:16.240 yeah

00:31:16.580 they were

00:31:16.860 faking

00:31:17.160 they just

00:31:17.560 believed

00:31:18.000 that at

00:31:18.480 that point

00:31:19.100 the best

00:31:19.480 way to

00:31:19.760 advance

00:31:20.160 it

00:31:20.360 was

00:31:20.540 to

00:31:20.720 say

00:31:21.000 the

00:31:21.180 era

00:31:21.360 of

00:31:21.500 big

00:31:21.640 government

00:31:21.840 was

00:31:22.040 over

00:31:22.280 and

00:31:22.700 now

00:31:23.060 they

00:31:23.320 believe

00:31:23.600 the

00:31:23.760 opposite

00:31:24.040 they

00:31:24.240 think

00:31:24.400 they

00:31:24.540 can

00:31:24.660 come

00:31:24.820 out

00:31:24.960 and

00:31:25.080 admit

00:31:25.320 it

00:31:25.480 and

00:31:25.660 you're

00:31:25.820 right

00:31:25.960 they're

00:31:26.140 dying

00:31:26.480 to

00:31:26.640 do

00:31:26.760 it

00:31:26.860 and

00:31:27.020 here's

00:31:27.420 the

00:31:27.520 thing

00:31:27.660 we were

00:31:28.040 conspiracy

00:31:28.800 theorists

00:31:29.340 for saying

00:31:30.000 that that's

00:31:30.480 what they

00:31:30.720 wanted to

00:31:31.120 do

00:31:31.380 nine years

00:31:31.940 ago

00:31:32.140 we were

00:31:32.420 conspiracy

00:31:32.940 theorists

00:31:33.340 now

00:31:33.660 they're

00:31:34.120 coming

00:31:34.500 out

00:31:34.860 and

00:31:35.200 saying

00:31:35.800 it

00:31:36.280 and

00:31:37.260 when

00:31:38.340 you

00:31:38.660 point

00:31:39.100 it

00:31:39.260 out

00:31:39.560 nobody

00:31:39.980 says

00:31:40.340 you're

00:31:40.580 a 0.76

00:31:40.760 conspiracy

00:31:41.220 theorist

00:31:41.760 anymore

00:31:42.140 they're

00:31:42.740 like

00:31:42.940 yeah

00:31:43.360 wait

00:31:45.420 wait

00:31:46.080 wait

00:31:46.480 what

00:31:46.880 yeah

00:31:47.400 I am

00:31:48.000 a

00:31:48.180 socialist

00:31:48.520 yeah

00:31:48.860 wait

00:31:49.260 a minute

00:31:49.620 what

00:31:50.260 that's

00:31:50.580 a

00:31:50.660 better

00:31:50.840 system

00:31:51.240 yeah

00:31:51.840 and

00:31:52.300 and

00:31:52.620 then

00:31:53.320 there

00:31:53.560 are

00:31:53.760 those

00:31:54.040 people

00:31:54.420 who

00:31:54.740 I

00:31:55.020 think

00:31:55.280 the

00:31:55.480 vast

00:31:55.800 majority

00:31:56.220 of

00:31:56.640 the

00:31:56.940 voting

00:31:57.580 Democrats

00:31:58.220 voting

00:31:58.900 Democrats

00:31:59.340 are

00:31:59.520 different

00:31:59.780 than

00:31:59.960 Washington

00:32:00.420 Democrats

00:32:00.840 big

00:32:01.240 time

00:32:01.560 and

00:32:01.880 I

00:32:02.020 think

00:32:02.380 that

00:32:02.600 the

00:32:02.760 vast

00:32:03.120 majority

00:32:03.580 of

00:32:04.000 the

00:32:04.220 voting

00:32:04.660 Democrats

00:32:05.400 and

00:32:06.360 you

00:32:06.480 see

00:32:06.720 this

00:32:06.980 as

00:32:07.160 evidenced

00:32:07.620 by

00:32:07.880 you

00:32:08.380 know

00:32:08.500 Joe

00:32:08.720 Biden

00:32:09.000 being

00:32:09.260 up

00:32:09.620 30

00:32:10.060 40

00:32:10.720 yeah

00:32:11.160 32

00:32:11.680 to

00:32:11.880 40

00:32:12.360 points

00:32:12.880 ahead

00:32:13.120 of

00:32:13.280 any

00:32:13.600 of

00:32:13.780 the

00:32:13.880 other

00:32:14.040 competitors

00:32:14.520 yeah

00:32:15.040 there

00:32:15.540 is

00:32:15.880 this

00:32:16.180 desire

00:32:16.860 no

00:32:17.580 no

00:32:17.780 there

00:32:18.360 is

00:32:18.580 this

00:32:18.920 starving

00:32:20.100 for

00:32:21.140 anything

00:32:21.780 other

00:32:22.420 than

00:32:22.840 socialist

00:32:23.400 in

00:32:23.880 the

00:32:24.000 Democratic

00:32:24.420 Party

00:32:24.780 and

00:32:25.580 they

00:32:25.820 are

00:32:26.220 willing

00:32:27.560 to

00:32:27.960 accept

00:32:28.540 Joe

00:32:29.040 Biden

00:32:29.540 not

00:32:30.140 being

00:32:30.440 a

00:32:30.600 socialist

00:32:30.940 but

00:32:31.200 he'll

00:32:31.400 give

00:32:31.660 you

00:32:31.800 the

00:32:32.000 same

00:32:32.220 stuff

00:32:32.620 he's

00:32:33.420 going

00:32:33.520 to

00:32:33.580 give

00:32:33.720 you

00:32:33.840 exactly

00:32:34.200 the

00:32:34.440 same

00:32:34.600 stuff

00:32:34.960 you

00:32:36.020 can't

00:32:36.920 you

00:32:37.400 know

00:32:37.540 he

00:32:37.720 wrapped

00:32:38.020 it

00:32:38.160 yesterday

00:32:38.480 in

00:32:38.680 compassion

00:32:39.200 compassion

00:32:40.420 yes

00:32:41.900 but

00:32:42.740 if

00:32:43.100 you're

00:32:43.460 in

00:32:43.840 a

00:32:44.140 life

00:32:44.480 boat

00:32:44.920 I'm

00:32:45.840 sorry

00:32:46.400 but

00:32:46.840 when

00:32:47.200 the

00:32:47.440 life

00:32:47.780 boat

00:32:48.120 is

00:32:48.540 full

00:32:49.180 you

00:32:49.640 must

00:32:50.520 steer

00:32:51.480 the

00:32:51.740 life

00:32:52.060 boat

00:32:52.380 away

00:32:52.860 from

00:32:53.160 the

00:32:53.320 people

00:32:53.660 who

00:32:54.400 are

00:32:54.720 flailing

00:32:55.400 and

00:32:55.700 I'm

00:32:55.960 sorry

00:32:56.720 but

00:32:57.320 we

00:32:57.540 will

00:32:57.800 all 1.00

00:32:58.560 die 1.00

00:32:59.280 and 0.56

00:32:59.700 when

00:32:59.860 that

00:33:00.060 happens

00:33:00.580 who

00:33:01.060 then

00:33:01.440 can

00:33:01.680 we

00:33:01.900 help

00:33:02.240 the

00:33:02.560 answer

00:33:02.820 is

00:33:02.960 no

00:33:03.200 no

00:33:03.460 one

00:33:03.760 when

00:33:04.260 the

00:33:04.440 life

00:33:04.780 boat

00:33:05.040 has

00:33:05.260 been

00:33:05.480 capsized

00:33:06.260 or

00:33:06.540 sunk

00:33:07.000 everybody

00:33:07.540 drowns

00:33:08.280 correct

00:33:08.780 correct

00:33:09.780 you

00:33:10.660 you

00:33:11.020 you

00:33:11.440 have

00:33:12.160 to

00:33:12.500 you

00:33:13.580 have

00:33:14.100 to

00:33:14.380 balance

00:33:15.200 compassion

00:33:16.460 with

00:33:17.180 reason

00:33:17.900 yeah

00:33:18.280 and

00:33:19.140 when

00:33:19.340 it

00:33:19.480 comes

00:33:19.800 to

00:33:19.980 this

00:33:20.180 situation

00:33:20.640 we

00:33:20.980 are

00:33:21.400 not

00:33:22.140 able

00:33:23.060 we're

00:33:23.620 the

00:33:23.760 richest

00:33:24.020 country

00:33:24.440 in the

00:33:24.900 world

00:33:25.060 no

00:33:25.320 we're

00:33:25.520 not

00:33:26.180 no

00:33:26.800 we're

00:33:27.000 not

00:33:27.560 we're

00:33:28.100 the

00:33:28.240 biggest

00:33:28.740 debtor

00:33:29.440 in the

00:33:29.920 history

00:33:30.480 of the

00:33:30.920 world

00:33:31.280 we have

00:33:32.200 23

00:33:33.140 trillion

00:33:34.580 dollars

00:33:35.260 23

00:33:35.920 trillion

00:33:36.700 dollars

00:33:37.100 by the

00:33:37.560 way

00:33:37.740 do you

00:33:38.120 know how

00:33:38.320 much

00:33:38.480 money

00:33:38.720 we have

00:33:39.080 spent

00:33:39.440 on

00:33:39.760 poverty

00:33:40.240 since

00:33:41.220 the

00:33:41.460 great

00:33:41.680 society

00:33:42.240 speech

00:33:42.740 from

00:33:43.160 lbj

00:33:43.760 was

00:33:44.340 it

00:33:44.460 20

00:33:44.720 trillion

00:33:45.060 22

00:33:45.620 trillion

00:33:46.080 dollars

00:33:46.460 yeah

00:33:46.640 yeah

00:33:47.320 so

00:33:47.520 everything

00:33:47.920 that

00:33:48.220 we've

00:33:48.540 done

00:33:48.960 and

00:33:49.560 the

00:33:49.740 poverty

00:33:50.040 numbers

00:33:50.400 have

00:33:50.600 not

00:33:51.040 changed

00:33:51.760 no

00:33:52.200 everything

00:33:52.700 that we

00:33:53.140 have

00:33:53.360 done

00:33:53.740 we

00:33:54.200 are

00:33:54.360 now

00:33:54.720 in

00:33:55.080 debt

00:33:55.660 20

00:33:56.720 22

00:33:57.500 or

00:33:57.820 23

00:33:58.260 trillion

00:33:59.060 dollars

00:33:59.560 we

00:34:00.400 spend

00:34:00.860 about

00:34:01.160 20

00:34:01.580 or

00:34:01.740 22

00:34:02.240 trillion

00:34:02.900 dollars

00:34:03.380 trying

00:34:04.400 to

00:34:04.740 fix

00:34:05.180 poverty

00:34:06.100 none

00:34:07.200 of this

00:34:07.600 is

00:34:07.800 working

00:34:08.280 those

00:34:08.760 are

00:34:08.940 all

00:34:09.280 socialist

00:34:09.920 programs

00:34:10.560 and

00:34:10.880 none

00:34:11.300 of

00:34:11.460 them

00:34:11.600 are

00:34:11.740 working

00:34:12.180 it

00:34:12.540 was

00:34:12.760 14

00:34:13.480 poverty

00:34:14.120 rate

00:34:14.400 I

00:34:14.500 think

00:34:14.620 in

00:34:14.740 1965

00:34:15.400 it's

00:34:16.560 14

00:34:17.580 percent

00:34:18.080 today

00:34:18.600 after

00:34:19.820 22

00:34:20.460 or

00:34:20.660 23

00:34:21.140 trillion

00:34:21.740 dollars

00:34:22.220 same

00:34:22.840 with

00:34:23.020 the

00:34:23.140 war

00:34:23.300 on

00:34:23.460 drugs

00:34:23.800 I

00:34:24.020 mean

00:34:24.140 all

00:34:24.320 these

00:34:24.540 wars

00:34:24.920 that

00:34:25.100 we're

00:34:25.240 fighting

00:34:25.580 against

00:34:26.220 it

00:34:27.560 doesn't

00:34:28.080 work

00:34:28.340 it

00:34:29.360 doesn't

00:34:29.840 work

00:34:30.160 that

00:34:30.440 way

00:34:30.780 you

00:34:31.840 know

00:34:32.080 it's

00:34:32.500 like

00:34:32.700 telling

00:34:33.060 somebody

00:34:33.480 who's

00:34:33.720 depressed

00:34:34.200 you

00:34:34.440 know

00:34:34.560 just

00:34:34.800 cheer

00:34:35.120 up

00:34:35.860 it

00:34:36.820 doesn't

00:34:37.180 work

00:34:37.660 it

00:34:38.820 doesn't

00:34:39.340 work

00:34:39.800 oh

00:34:41.480 by the

00:34:41.800 way

00:34:42.000 the

00:34:42.520 border

00:34:42.840 if

00:34:43.120 you

00:34:43.280 would

00:34:43.480 like

00:34:43.920 to

00:34:44.340 talk

00:34:45.620 about

00:34:45.860 real

00:34:46.280 compassion

00:34:46.980 mercury

00:34:49.700 one

00:34:50.180 is

00:34:50.460 implementing

00:34:50.920 child

00:34:51.400 rescue

00:34:52.300 systems

00:34:52.880 at

00:34:53.260 the

00:34:53.480 border

00:34:53.860 right

00:34:54.400 now

00:34:54.720 in

00:34:55.060 Texas

00:34:55.400 and

00:34:55.680 New

00:34:55.840 Mexico

00:34:56.280 the

00:34:57.280 we

00:34:58.180 got

00:34:58.600 this

00:34:59.080 charge

00:34:59.820 we

00:35:00.080 were

00:35:00.280 asked

00:35:00.880 by

00:35:01.160 churches

00:35:01.720 because

00:35:02.360 these

00:35:02.660 churches

00:35:03.120 another

00:35:03.680 another

00:35:04.160 delivery

00:35:04.600 is

00:35:04.800 coming

00:35:05.040 today

00:35:05.520 to

00:35:06.020 some

00:35:06.800 of

00:35:06.880 these

00:35:07.040 churches

00:35:07.440 2,000

00:35:09.060 people

00:35:09.420 just

00:35:09.660 dumped

00:35:09.920 on

00:35:10.060 their

00:35:10.180 doorstep

00:35:10.580 today

00:35:11.200 wow

00:35:12.160 okay

00:35:12.400 and

00:35:13.660 the

00:35:13.920 problem

00:35:14.220 is

00:35:14.440 these

00:35:14.680 churches

00:35:15.140 are

00:35:15.440 yesterday

00:35:15.820 we

00:35:16.020 didn't

00:35:16.180 we

00:35:16.300 say

00:35:16.420 it

00:35:16.500 was

00:35:16.620 a

00:35:16.760 thousand

00:35:17.020 a

00:35:17.200 day

00:35:17.360 yesterday

00:35:17.800 and

00:35:18.020 now

00:35:18.160 it's

00:35:18.340 2000

00:35:18.800 2000

00:35:19.300 today

00:35:19.800 today

00:35:20.100 so

00:35:21.600 we

00:35:22.940 Operation

00:35:24.700 Underground

00:35:25.100 Rescue

00:35:25.620 got a

00:35:26.140 phone call

00:35:26.940 from one

00:35:27.540 of these

00:35:27.800 churches

00:35:28.080 on the

00:35:28.380 border

00:35:28.560 and said

00:35:28.940 you got

00:35:29.640 to

00:35:29.760 help

00:35:29.960 us

00:35:30.200 you

00:35:30.360 have

00:35:30.500 to

00:35:30.620 train

00:35:30.900 our

00:35:31.080 people

00:35:31.360 because

00:35:31.620 we

00:35:31.940 know

00:35:32.260 we

00:35:32.500 are

00:35:32.680 handing

00:35:35.520 but

00:35:36.080 we

00:35:36.240 can't

00:35:36.560 do

00:35:36.680 anything

00:35:36.900 about

00:35:37.220 it

00:35:37.340 yeah

00:35:38.220 they

00:35:38.400 said

00:35:38.600 we

00:35:38.720 can't

00:35:38.940 do

00:35:39.040 anything

00:35:39.240 about

00:35:39.540 it

00:35:39.680 we

00:35:39.840 have

00:35:40.260 to

00:35:40.480 you

00:35:40.880 have

00:35:41.280 to

00:35:41.620 so

00:35:41.900 what

00:35:42.100 do

00:35:42.240 we

00:35:42.340 put

00:35:42.840 them

00:35:42.960 in

00:35:43.060 that

00:35:43.220 position

00:35:43.660 right

00:35:44.220 so

00:35:44.780 we

00:35:45.200 are

00:35:45.400 sitting

00:35:45.720 here

00:35:46.200 providing

00:35:47.340 training

00:35:47.860 so

00:35:48.100 the

00:35:48.240 churches

00:35:48.500 can

00:35:48.740 identify

00:35:49.240 the

00:35:49.620 smugglers

00:35:50.220 and

00:35:50.800 we

00:35:52.920 will

00:35:53.220 assist

00:35:53.740 the

00:35:54.780 government

00:35:55.280 busting

00:35:56.180 up

00:35:56.460 these

00:35:56.740 rings

00:35:57.200 but

00:35:57.980 we

00:35:58.160 really

00:35:58.520 need

00:35:58.820 your

00:35:59.020 help

00:35:59.380 mercury

00:36:00.520 one

00:36:00.960 the

00:36:01.660 idea

00:36:02.160 was

00:36:02.460 to

00:36:02.580 be

00:36:02.720 a

00:36:02.880 catalyst

00:36:03.240 to

00:36:03.500 restore

00:36:03.840 the

00:36:04.020 human

00:36:04.260 spirit

00:36:04.700 when

00:36:04.940 it's

00:36:05.140 broken

00:36:05.480 and

00:36:05.700 if

00:36:05.840 our

00:36:08.100 spirit

00:36:08.680 of

00:36:09.740 Americans

00:36:10.300 on

00:36:11.060 the

00:36:11.320 border

00:36:11.640 isn't

00:36:12.120 broken

00:36:12.520 I

00:36:13.480 don't

00:36:13.720 know

00:36:14.020 what

00:36:14.400 is

00:36:14.760 these

00:36:15.580 people

00:36:15.920 have

00:36:16.220 been

00:36:16.500 abandoned

00:36:17.160 American

00:36:17.940 citizens

00:36:18.840 and

00:36:19.720 towns

00:36:20.240 and

00:36:20.580 churches

00:36:20.960 have

00:36:21.540 been

00:36:22.000 abandoned

00:36:22.880 by

00:36:24.000 our

00:36:24.400 federal

00:36:24.800 government

00:36:25.300 let's

00:36:26.700 help

00:36:27.040 these

00:36:27.380 towns

00:36:27.840 out

00:36:28.260 on

00:36:28.540 the

00:36:28.700 border

00:36:29.000 all

00:36:29.800 you

00:36:29.920 have

00:36:30.060 to

00:36:30.180 do

00:36:30.420 is

00:36:30.820 just

00:36:31.300 go

00:36:31.460 to

00:36:31.600 mercury

00:36:31.940 one

00:36:32.300 dot

00:36:32.640 org

00:36:33.020 and

00:36:33.420 donate

00:36:33.980 five

00:36:34.540 bucks

00:36:34.920 a

00:36:35.220 month

00:36:35.500 whatever

00:36:36.500 you

00:36:36.760 can

00:36:36.920 do

00:36:37.240 mercury

00:36:38.000 one

00:36:38.380 dot

00:36:38.700 org

00:36:39.080 but

00:36:39.560 please

00:36:40.060 give

00:36:40.720 or

00:36:41.080 you

00:36:41.220 can

00:36:41.380 call

00:36:41.600 972

00:36:42.560 499

00:36:43.240 47

00:36:44.060 47

00:36:44.680 more

00:36:45.700 on

00:36:45.860 that

00:36:46.040 later

00:36:46.360 Pat

00:36:46.860 thank

00:36:47.120 you

00:36:47.240 so

00:36:47.420 much

00:36:47.600 appreciate

00:36:47.940 it

00:36:48.360 all

00:36:56.760 right

00:36:56.920 well

00:36:57.460 we

00:36:57.700 have

00:36:57.940 a

00:36:58.340 we

00:36:59.020 live

00:36:59.280 in

00:36:59.380 a

00:36:59.540 society

00:36:59.940 that

00:37:00.140 kind

00:37:00.280 of

00:37:00.380 drains

00:37:00.640 you

00:37:00.760 at

00:37:00.860 times

00:37:01.180 where

00:37:01.380 you're

00:37:01.500 kind

00:37:01.620 of

00:37:01.700 a

00:37:01.820 little

00:37:01.920 tired

00:37:02.460 go

00:37:02.960 through

00:37:03.140 a

00:37:03.320 long

00:37:03.700 day

00:37:04.240 never

00:37:04.620 meetings

00:37:05.400 and

00:37:05.840 drudgery

00:37:06.800 and then

00:37:07.800 the afternoon

00:37:08.240 comes and

00:37:08.660 you just

00:37:08.840 want to

00:37:09.020 pass out

00:37:09.460 I found

00:37:10.680 a great

00:37:11.280 solution

00:37:11.640 for this

00:37:11.960 it's

00:37:12.180 called

00:37:12.720 dawn to

00:37:13.800 dusk

00:37:14.300 from

00:37:14.660 brick house

00:37:15.340 nutrition

00:37:15.720 now

00:37:16.040 dawn to

00:37:16.320 dusk

00:37:17.160 is

00:37:17.860 fantastic

00:37:18.540 because

00:37:18.920 it is

00:37:19.320 one of

00:37:19.500 these

00:37:19.620 things

00:37:19.840 where

00:37:20.160 you

00:37:21.000 don't

00:37:21.160 have

00:37:21.440 the

00:37:22.500 crash

00:37:22.960 of an

00:37:23.200 energy

00:37:23.400 drink

00:37:23.880 or a

00:37:24.240 bunch

00:37:24.380 of

00:37:24.520 coffee

00:37:24.820 you

00:37:24.940 don't

00:37:25.020 have

00:37:25.100 to

00:37:25.180 keep

00:37:25.280 going

00:37:25.440 back

00:37:25.660 to

00:37:25.800 the

00:37:25.900 well

00:37:26.160 and

00:37:26.860 I

00:37:26.960 like

00:37:27.200 dawn

00:37:27.360 to

00:37:27.440 dust

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00:38:20.420 welcome

00:38:21.800 to the

00:38:22.080 program

00:38:22.480 i am

00:38:23.940 i am

00:38:25.360 fascinated

00:38:27.060 by

00:38:28.300 the

00:38:29.060 next guest

00:38:30.320 that we

00:38:30.580 have on

00:38:31.040 john

00:38:31.320 douglas

00:38:31.740 he

00:38:33.100 is

00:38:33.820 the guy

00:38:34.320 who wrote

00:38:35.020 the new

00:38:35.420 york times

00:38:35.780 bestseller

00:38:36.260 mind

00:38:37.060 hunter

00:38:37.360 he

00:38:38.980 is

00:38:39.560 he's

00:38:40.900 got a

00:38:41.140 book out

00:38:41.540 now

00:38:41.860 the killer

00:38:42.380 across

00:38:42.840 the table

00:38:43.300 unlocking

00:38:43.780 the secrets

00:38:44.240 of serial

00:38:44.700 killers

00:38:45.020 and predators 0.90

00:38:45.480 with the

00:38:46.660 fbi's

00:38:47.060 original

00:38:47.420 mind

00:38:47.680 hunter

00:38:47.840 he's

00:38:48.220 the guy

00:38:48.720 who

00:38:49.120 the

00:38:49.720 netflix

00:38:50.600 has the

00:38:51.240 the tv

00:38:51.860 show

00:38:52.180 mind

00:38:52.660 hunter

00:38:52.940 about

00:38:53.520 which

00:38:54.500 just

00:38:54.740 shows

00:38:55.180 him

00:38:56.280 willing

00:38:56.620 to go

00:38:57.040 in

00:38:57.440 and

00:38:58.640 talk

00:38:59.240 to

00:38:59.440 these

00:38:59.640 monsters

00:39:00.200 in

00:39:00.820 really

00:39:02.800 frightening

00:39:04.220 frightening

00:39:05.160 ways

00:39:05.840 did you

00:39:06.500 watch

00:39:06.740 mind

00:39:06.980 hunter

00:39:07.180 i

00:39:07.560 didn't

00:39:07.860 i

00:39:08.000 it's

00:39:08.360 on my

00:39:08.660 queue

00:39:08.960 though

00:39:09.240 i've

00:39:09.600 been

00:39:09.700 wanting

00:39:09.980 to

00:39:10.140 watch

00:39:10.380 it

00:39:10.480 you know

00:39:11.360 i don't

00:39:11.620 want to

00:39:11.840 be a

00:39:12.140 spoiler

00:39:12.460 on

00:39:12.720 anything

00:39:13.000 so i

00:39:13.360 won't

00:39:13.540 go into

00:39:13.940 details

00:39:14.360 but i

00:39:14.660 would like

00:39:14.980 to know

00:39:15.280 if the

00:39:15.560 last episode

00:39:16.460 is accurate

00:39:17.980 at all

00:39:18.560 because it

00:39:19.280 is terrifying

00:39:20.800 terrifying

00:39:22.160 i can't

00:39:23.700 imagine

00:39:24.280 sitting in

00:39:25.120 these rooms

00:39:25.760 where you're

00:39:26.940 with pretty 0.99

00:39:28.160 smart guys

00:39:29.180 who are

00:39:29.940 are good

00:39:31.100 at manipulation

00:39:31.780 and they

00:39:33.020 are mass 0.99

00:39:34.080 murderers 0.98

00:39:34.860 and you're

00:39:35.940 playing a

00:39:36.440 mind game

00:39:37.080 with them

00:39:37.560 you're trying

00:39:38.140 to convince

00:39:38.780 them

00:39:39.280 that you

00:39:40.340 respect

00:39:40.940 them

00:39:41.340 so they'll

00:39:42.100 talk to

00:39:42.680 you about

00:39:43.340 why they

00:39:43.920 did it

00:39:44.360 so you

00:39:44.700 can understand

00:39:45.520 the next

00:39:46.040 guy

00:39:46.360 you're going

00:39:47.720 in and

00:39:48.140 asking them

00:39:48.820 for help

00:39:49.460 on hey

00:39:49.960 this guy's

00:39:50.680 doing this

00:39:51.160 what do you

00:39:51.500 think of

00:39:51.860 that

00:39:52.100 and it's

00:39:54.820 this this

00:39:55.840 tight rope

00:39:56.660 that you're

00:39:57.080 walking the

00:39:57.600 whole time

00:39:58.240 of of

00:40:00.940 trying to

00:40:01.540 get close

00:40:02.100 to them

00:40:02.520 but staying

00:40:03.440 away from

00:40:04.180 them and

00:40:04.820 knowing that

00:40:05.500 you're alone

00:40:06.460 in that

00:40:06.840 room

00:40:07.160 you're alone

00:40:08.440 in that

00:40:08.840 room and

00:40:10.060 they are

00:40:10.460 close enough 1.00

00:40:10.960 to kill 1.00

00:40:11.460 you quickly 1.00

00:40:12.220 I mean it

00:40:13.160 is terrifying

00:40:14.520 what this

00:40:14.920 guy did

00:40:15.460 and he took

00:40:16.220 on everybody

00:40:16.900 everybody said

00:40:17.680 no no no

00:40:18.520 don't do

00:40:19.020 that don't

00:40:19.600 make excuses

00:40:20.320 for him

00:40:20.640 he's like

00:40:20.920 I'm not

00:40:21.220 making excuses

00:40:22.000 right

00:40:22.500 he was trying

00:40:23.660 to understand

00:40:24.140 yeah so he

00:40:24.680 could stop

00:40:25.060 the next

00:40:25.400 one and

00:40:25.800 you know

00:40:26.200 it's

00:40:26.360 interesting

00:40:26.720 and if

00:40:27.060 we have

00:40:27.420 the chance

00:40:27.980 I want

00:40:28.240 to talk

00:40:28.540 to him

00:40:28.800 about how

00:40:29.920 we're

00:40:30.120 silencing

00:40:30.620 people right

00:40:31.240 now

00:40:31.580 you know

00:40:33.400 he says

00:40:33.960 something really

00:40:34.500 interesting that

00:40:35.300 I will talk

00:40:35.800 to him

00:40:35.980 about you

00:40:36.400 have to

00:40:36.960 make the

00:40:37.460 person you're

00:40:38.560 talking to

00:40:39.280 in your mind

00:40:40.500 the expert

00:40:41.220 because they

00:40:42.580 are they are

00:40:43.380 the expert in

00:40:44.160 what they

00:40:44.460 believe and

00:40:45.760 he said if

00:40:46.500 you go in

00:40:47.380 and you're

00:40:47.860 looking down

00:40:48.500 at them

00:40:48.880 you're not

00:40:49.900 going to

00:40:50.100 learn anything

00:40:50.960 and they're

00:40:51.360 not going to

00:40:51.680 share anything

00:40:52.300 because you're

00:40:53.780 right

00:40:54.520 how does that

00:40:57.020 play in today's

00:40:58.020 world because

00:40:59.300 that's what

00:40:59.760 everybody is

00:41:00.460 doing they're

00:41:01.680 they're coming

00:41:02.300 in and talking

00:41:02.820 to people they're

00:41:03.440 like I'm

00:41:04.140 right this guy's 1.00

00:41:04.980 a moron 1.00

00:41:05.520 just treat 1.00

00:41:06.020 your fellow

00:41:06.460 humans like 0.99

00:41:06.980 serial killers

00:41:07.560 and then

00:41:08.660 conversations work

00:41:09.760 out a lot

00:41:10.040 better

00:41:10.280 and you know

00:41:10.840 what

00:41:11.160 it's true

00:41:11.860 I think that

00:41:12.520 probably is kind

00:41:13.640 of getting more

00:41:14.220 true every single

00:41:15.200 day he's coming

00:41:16.900 up next John

00:41:17.740 Douglas the

00:41:18.760 original mind

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00:45:44.880 John Douglas the

00:45:56.160 original mind hunter

00:45:57.680 is on with us now

00:45:59.560 hello John how are you

00:46:00.660 sir very well

00:46:01.900 thanks for having me

00:46:03.120 it's an honor to talk

00:46:04.300 to you I remember

00:46:05.900 what in some way what

00:46:09.300 you went through when

00:46:10.680 you first started talking

00:46:11.620 to people because I

00:46:12.760 remember my grandfather

00:46:13.800 saying I'm not

00:46:14.860 these guys are just

00:46:15.700 talking to them they're

00:46:16.520 going to make excuses I

00:46:17.780 don't care what happened

00:46:18.780 to them in their life

00:46:19.900 they did the crime and

00:46:21.920 that was the prevalent

00:46:23.560 theory when you started

00:46:24.960 interviewing these mass

00:46:27.680 murderers correct at the

00:46:30.140 FBI very much what's

00:46:31.940 happening on the series

00:46:33.460 the mind hunter series on

00:46:34.560 Netflix the question was

00:46:36.860 why am I doing this what

00:46:38.060 are you doing you

00:46:39.140 shouldn't be going into

00:46:40.640 the prisons doing these

00:46:41.940 interviews well at the

00:46:43.520 time I was 32 years old

00:46:45.280 I came back to Quantico

00:46:47.940 after working seven years

00:46:49.300 in the field I was a very

00:46:50.280 young agent when I was

00:46:51.080 recruited I just got out of

00:46:52.860 the military at four years

00:46:53.820 of military a couple of

00:46:54.820 advanced degrees and came

00:46:55.900 back and was sitting back

00:46:57.340 in the classroom now I had

00:46:58.820 to audit the senior

00:47:00.660 instruction instructors and

00:47:02.760 these senior instructors just

00:47:04.920 didn't have their facts right

00:47:06.060 and and how do I know that

00:47:07.560 because there were police

00:47:09.140 officers in the classroom

00:47:10.920 that were challenging the

00:47:12.380 instructors and they say

00:47:13.200 hey look you know I worked

00:47:14.560 the Manson case you got your

00:47:15.980 facts all screwed up so here

00:47:17.340 I am now 32 years old and I

00:47:20.320 got to get up in front of

00:47:21.340 these senior investigators from

00:47:23.060 throughout the world and and

00:47:24.660 FBI agents you know at some

00:47:26.980 point and and what can I do to

00:47:28.820 accelerate my learning so in

00:47:30.240 the old days we had what

00:47:31.120 called road schools you go out

00:47:33.100 and maybe teaching in San

00:47:35.140 Diego then later on Boise

00:47:36.520 Idaho and you know let's go

00:47:38.440 into these prisons I asked my

00:47:39.640 partner I said let's go let's

00:47:41.000 see if Manson will talk to us

00:47:42.900 let's see if David Berkowitz the

00:47:45.940 son of Sam or Sirhan Sirhan and

00:47:49.060 thought it was a crazy idea but

00:47:51.120 went into the prisons just

00:47:53.120 unannounced which was kind of

00:47:54.340 good when you're an agent you

00:47:56.220 just show your creds you can go

00:47:57.460 in and you don't have to tell

00:47:58.780 anybody why you want to speak to

00:48:00.180 these people and to our

00:48:02.020 surprise they were very very

00:48:03.340 very very forthcoming very

00:48:05.580 very interested in speaking

00:48:07.380 with me but we made mistakes

00:48:09.120 early on in the and when we

00:48:11.180 first started doing the

00:48:12.240 interviews would go in there

00:48:14.360 with notes go in there with a

00:48:16.360 tape recorder and that was a

00:48:17.980 turn off for them why because

00:48:21.720 they they're paranoid

00:48:23.240 individuals and they should be

00:48:24.440 paranoid they're incarcerated

00:48:25.480 with a lot of other violent

00:48:27.160 offenders they don't trust

00:48:28.400 corrections they're certainly

00:48:29.460 not going to trust the FBI so

00:48:32.220 what I began to do as we went

00:48:35.200 along and teamed up with Dr.

00:48:37.240 Ann Burgess Boston College and

00:48:39.060 we developed a computerized

00:48:40.660 instrument for interviews which I

00:48:43.240 would never fill out during the

00:48:45.140 interview process would be before

00:48:46.700 and after the you know the

00:48:48.340 interview and then started to you

00:48:52.280 know document this you know this

00:48:53.600 material and and began to get some

00:48:56.000 really fantastic information from

00:48:59.080 them regarding victim selection

00:49:01.400 pre-offense behavior post-offense

00:49:03.080 behavior then I started thinking

00:49:04.620 what can I do creativity

00:49:05.880 creatively to create a situation

00:49:09.200 where I may cause David

00:49:10.620 Berkowitz for example to go to the

00:49:12.600 grave site of his victims or to

00:49:15.600 inject himself into the police

00:49:17.320 investigation well the bureau stood

00:49:19.700 afar they were they were really

00:49:21.160 against this you know what the hell 0.78

00:49:22.660 are you doing you know this kind of

00:49:24.140 you know this kind of work and and

00:49:25.960 they were really the last ones to

00:49:27.840 embrace my own agency they were

00:49:30.480 waiting for me I think to screw up

00:49:32.100 and then they'd send me to butte

00:49:33.540 Montana cattle rustling you know

00:49:35.780 cases right something like that so

00:49:37.660 so you know they were the last ones

00:49:40.440 you know to embrace it and then when

00:49:42.480 I got really some national some

00:49:44.620 international publicity and I was

00:49:47.060 doing so many cases but then when I

00:49:48.400 hit the Atlanta the Atlanta child

00:49:50.700 killings was very controversial I was

00:49:53.060 censured by the bureau when I publicly 0.96

00:49:56.200 said the killer would be a a black 1.00

00:49:59.120 offender would not be white in that 0.88

00:50:01.140 particular case historically we had a 0.60

00:50:03.120 lot of white serial killers leading up

00:50:05.420 to to that time and when they finally

00:50:08.900 they arrested Wayne B Williams in the

00:50:12.700 case then I got involved in cross

00:50:14.940 examination strategies coaching the

00:50:16.920 prosecutor on how to how to go after

00:50:20.020 him on the stand and again I was very

00:50:22.060 very very very young but now it's this

00:50:24.380 young young agent and when I would now

00:50:26.460 get in front of a group a cop senior

00:50:28.840 cop senior agents you know it's if you

00:50:31.640 like the old show EF Hutton what when

00:50:33.880 EF Hutton speaks everyone listens yeah so

00:50:36.240 they started started you know listening

00:50:38.180 but along the way it's it's stressful

00:50:40.780 man it's stressful let me let me ask you

00:50:43.300 this on the on the stress part of it

00:50:45.540 first of all I don't want to give any

00:50:47.420 spoilers for anybody who hasn't seen

00:50:48.740 the series on Netflix but is that last

00:50:52.020 episode did that at all anything like

00:50:55.260 that did you go through that well it was

00:50:57.920 actually it's worse it's worse than the

00:51:00.560 oh my gosh because it was that particular

00:51:03.660 way that didn't didn't happen like that

00:51:05.840 but I I was training in New York City to

00:51:09.520 to in 1983 and it was around let's see

00:51:13.240 around October November and while while

00:51:16.040 on stage training several hundred police

00:51:18.640 from from Nassau County Suffolk all around

00:51:21.180 Manhattan I'm sorry I just came back on

00:51:24.060 the Yorkshire Ripper case I I have to go up

00:51:26.640 to Alaska where a guy is I believe is

00:51:30.280 hunting down women he's he's abducting

00:51:33.460 women stripping them down naked as he takes 0.98

00:51:35.620 them to his airplane flies them up into the 0.98

00:51:37.800 wilderness and hunts them down and then

00:51:39.720 there's the Green River with the Green

00:51:41.320 River killer in Seattle Washington so I 0.69

00:51:44.180 had this anxiety attack while on stage and

00:51:48.100 and I know my material so well that my

00:51:50.920 mouth is talking but my brain is elsewhere

00:51:53.920 and I feel like I'm I'm having a heart

00:51:56.900 attack I'm I'm perspiring I'm saying to

00:51:59.500 myself I'm saying Douglas man you got to

00:52:02.540 regroup you got to come come out of this

00:52:04.680 refocus focus and so I got through it I

00:52:07.800 don't think anyone no one ever said

00:52:09.340 anything no one ever detected it but by

00:52:12.180 the time I got back to Quantico I felt at

00:52:14.760 38 years of age I'm going to have a heart

00:52:17.120 attack I'm going to something I'm going to

00:52:18.880 have cancer something's going to happen to

00:52:20.520 me so I took out all this income

00:52:22.200 protection insurance and then it's now

00:52:24.520 time to go out on the Green River murder

00:52:26.100 case in Seattle Washington I have tremendous

00:52:28.180 headaches I have to train two younger agents

00:52:30.980 now assigned to my program and the long

00:52:34.280 and short out there what happened was is

00:52:36.020 before I went to the before the task force

00:52:38.180 come back to my hotel room tell the agents

00:52:40.400 I feel like I'm getting a flu and that

00:52:43.140 night I collapse in my hotel room floor

00:52:45.340 they kick down the door three days later

00:52:47.920 because I have a do not disturb sign on the

00:52:50.140 door and they find me in a frog-like

00:52:52.480 position my brain had split in the right

00:52:55.020 temporal lobe from 107 degree body

00:52:57.540 temperature my heart beats 220 and I'm in a

00:53:00.140 coma and I'll remain in a coma for a week

00:53:03.220 and come out of the coma paralyzed all along

00:53:07.720 that the left side can't you know can't

00:53:10.160 speak before I came out of the coma they

00:53:12.840 were planning I'm a veteran they were

00:53:13.880 planning to bury me at the veteran

00:53:15.300 cemetery and the doctors later on when I

00:53:20.320 came back they flew me back after a month

00:53:22.380 in the hospital back to where I live in

00:53:24.760 Virginia went to various doctors went to 0.98

00:53:29.080 psychologist and the psychologist tested me

00:53:31.480 and they said John I said man well first

00:53:33.000 you got your viral encephalitis brought on

00:53:35.260 your immune system is so low you came very

00:53:39.160 close to dying plus you had complications

00:53:41.260 of blood clots that nearly killed you and

00:53:43.660 he says but the you were really suffering

00:53:45.280 this post-traumatic stress disorder that

00:53:47.000 some and some of the things we see in our

00:53:50.000 veterans coming back but your experience is

00:53:51.980 same kind of thing same kind of thing here

00:53:54.320 dealing with death and violence and dealing

00:53:56.860 with the victims of these violent crimes

00:53:59.060 that break your heart when you have to deal

00:54:01.240 with them or when a victim's mother tells

00:54:04.840 you John you have to tell me how my daughter

00:54:07.340 was killed did my daughter fight and you know

00:54:09.900 on and on and it really is it was emotionally

00:54:12.760 exhausting so John did you did you because

00:54:16.060 in watching you and in reading these books

00:54:19.360 that you have you've written you at least I

00:54:23.980 am I I think the toll on you on sitting you

00:54:29.920 know and and and intentionally making them

00:54:33.900 feel superior to you by by adjusting the chair

00:54:37.260 so they're higher than you are and doing all

00:54:39.960 these things and befriending them it just

00:54:42.800 seems like there is a you're paying a a price

00:54:47.620 in your soul to be able to get this

00:54:51.000 information well yeah I give you example I

00:54:54.400 interviewed Richard Speck who killed seven

00:54:56.180 nurses in in the Chicago area and and and he

00:55:00.580 was extremely violent if they were holding

00:55:03.620 him in a cage and they wanted me to show show

00:55:06.860 me his cell first in his pornography in a in a

00:55:09.440 cell but meanwhile he's screaming and yelling 0.97

00:55:11.140 like you know like crazy and and when I

00:55:14.580 finally got back in his cage with him I was

00:55:16.540 with his counselor I decided to totally

00:55:19.080 ignore him and turn my back to him and I

00:55:22.200 had a conversation with his counselor and I

00:55:24.900 had to use I use street language and talking

00:55:28.380 to his counselor about the crimes that he

00:55:30.280 committed you know kind of filthy kind of

00:55:32.400 language but the kind of language that you

00:55:34.280 know Richard Speck can identify with and I

00:55:37.200 said something to the effect that you know

00:55:39.060 to his counselor said I don't know what this

00:55:40.700 guy eats for breakfast but man I said he he 0.99

00:55:44.200 raped you seven you know seven women I don't 1.00

00:55:47.000 understand it I knew he didn't do that so he 0.95

00:55:49.600 chimes in behind me he's he's sitting up on top of

00:55:52.200 a cardinal I'm six foot two and he's six two as

00:55:55.060 well but he still wants to dominate you know over me

00:55:57.260 and you let him do it and he said I didn't I didn't

00:56:00.140 and using street terms what he did to those girls and I

00:56:02.660 said I know I said it was just the the one on the 0.99

00:56:04.920 couch and he says you're crazy man you ought to be in 0.96

00:56:07.720 here you're with us I mean you're just like us and 0.98

00:56:10.360 I'm really not just like him but I have to show

00:56:12.300 this this false sense of of empathy and I'd be

00:56:15.820 lying to you Glenn if I tell you at the end of the

00:56:17.700 day when I have to come back to my own family and at

00:56:20.700 the time and then the young children you know that

00:56:23.160 have and that you may have flashbacks you may even

00:56:27.140 be in bed with your wife one night and and and you're

00:56:31.780 thinking that some amorous type of thing you may want to

00:56:34.580 be doing but now you're thinking about some horrific

00:56:36.980 case that you're oh my god you're working on and it's

00:56:40.240 really uh it's dangerous to your health all right I want

00:56:44.060 to I want to take a I assume you don't tell her to tell

00:56:46.100 her that on date night you know like oh honey yeah you

00:56:48.320 know what I'm thinking about right now

00:56:49.320 John I'm going to take a quick break for about a minute

00:56:54.040 and then we're going to come back and continue our

00:56:55.600 conversation but I just have to thank you for what

00:56:57.880 you've endured as a as a human being for all of our

00:57:01.900 sakes uh you know you you put up with both sides the law

00:57:06.700 and the devil uh and uh and took a lot of grief and and

00:57:11.460 thank you for for standing and doing that oh thank you back

00:57:15.780 in just one more minute uh John Douglas uh the killer

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00:58:58.600 i could spend hours with this guy uh john douglas yeah i'd like to john i'd love to uh fly into

00:59:20.060 town so we could do a podcast together and just sit without commercial interruption and just and

00:59:25.060 just talk i'll be up there uh pretty soon oh good uh yeah i'll be coming up to mid uh next week

00:59:30.640 as a matter of fact i'll be up there wow okay well yeah uh i'd love to talk to you um so so john um

00:59:37.740 you know i met one of the reporters one of the few people that have been allowed to really do

00:59:43.540 interviews um with charles manson and he said he used some of the tactics that you had um used and

00:59:52.260 um and he said that charles manson is he said you end up liking him uh and he said you don't you know

01:00:01.760 that you're being manipulated he said but he's so good at it and he said it just kind of it just

01:00:09.780 eats at you because you you you catch yourself going i like this guy oh my gosh it's charles manson

01:00:17.000 did that ever happen to you with uh with with manson he is a very charismatic individual and

01:00:23.980 when i went into the did the interview with him i once again had nothing no notes or anything like

01:00:28.960 that but i memorized some of this his sayings that he would say the george spawn ranch when he would

01:00:33.920 sit up on top of a boulder lecturing to his his uh followers the so-called manson uh manson family

01:00:40.200 uh but uh again he's five foot two was really shocking when i first saw him the size of him

01:00:46.600 his iq is around about 120 which is pretty you know pretty good but he is a master uh manipulator

01:00:52.320 uh he's not some criminal mastermind he's more of a criminal uh or a manipulator of of whoever he's

01:00:59.340 going to be speaking to and and again when you're on a fact-finding mission you let the guy the guy

01:01:05.020 you know talking and he too he sat on top of of a chair looking down at me the big thing with

01:01:10.680 charles though was that he said look he said you got to give me something that before i go back into

01:01:15.240 the yard that's what are you talking about i said hey look they're gonna know everyone knows you're

01:01:19.900 here today fbi you're representing fbi you got to give me something i mean what do you want you know

01:01:25.160 you know give me some money give me you got those glasses over there those sunglasses yeah these are

01:01:29.820 nice ray-bans you want these i can't give you these you got to give me the ray-ban i got to go go back

01:01:34.860 and tell him i i ripped you off so i keep i gave him uh our set of glasses uh that uh that i just got

01:01:42.420 recently and so you can go back in the yard and boast to everyone because they did not want to be

01:01:46.700 perceived as a you know as a uh snitch but he's a good he's interesting to interview because because

01:01:52.820 you just it's just like we may and we did it with later on see other charismatic individuals

01:01:58.140 in charge of uh or leading groups like in waco texas or jim jones in indiana

01:02:04.840 and you could see how he had this he was he uh he spent most of his life in prison

01:02:10.400 and um and he just learned how to use people manipulate people but his big thing he wanted

01:02:17.760 to be he really wanted to be uh an entertainer he wanted to be in the beach boys and he's friends

01:02:22.780 with danse wilson and that was that was his big big thing and the helter-skelter business

01:02:27.640 when you're dealing with a whole bunch of inadequate followers that were gravitating

01:02:31.740 toward toward california and he he saw this and the easy uh easy people uh a malleable type of

01:02:39.300 people and he could he can shape uh the problem with with that is that these inadequate nobodies 0.60

01:02:44.800 who want to become a somebody well you can lose control of them and although he was preaching

01:02:50.140 this helter-skelter uh they took action they went out out uh on their on their own on the particularly

01:02:56.360 the first night the second night when the la bianca was killed he was with him but said hey i gotta

01:03:01.300 leave i'm on uh parole i can't stay here for the for the killings i mean what a you know what a great

01:03:07.160 guy but it's just uh uh just interesting you know very very interesting you know type of people but

01:03:13.040 again the bureau was not for this and there was a lot of pressure uh glenn as particularly as a young

01:03:18.700 person you go for a task force and particularly in those early days and you're talking about say

01:03:24.600 the trailside killer in new york and i'm telling the i'm telling these this task force there's a

01:03:29.560 good chance that this subject has some type of physical ailment or disability i just came back

01:03:33.740 on a case and where speech impediment the killer may have a speech impediment what is this okay so

01:03:39.760 hang on i think david carpenter who had a speech impediment uh and was able to link him to the case

01:03:44.320 so hang hang on just a second if i may hold you over um and go a little longer with this interview

01:03:49.780 i want to talk to you about uh the things that we can learn in what's happening today by talking to

01:03:57.700 people listening to glenn beck uh we're with uh john douglas the name of the book is uh the killer

01:04:04.360 across the table the original mind hunter uh 1-800 flowers did you do it stew i did it you did it i did

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01:05:24.560 talking to john douglas he is the author of the killer across the table also the new york times

01:05:31.740 best-selling uh book mind hunter he is uh the guy that really they they tell his story in mind hunter

01:05:40.960 uh the netflix series which if you haven't seen it it is so well it's creepy it is really creepy but

01:05:48.360 it is so well worth your time uh to see what this guy had to do to be able to get us to a point

01:05:56.640 to where we are today where we can at least have a profile of these people and understand them that

01:06:02.380 was not wanted when he started and he has interviewed david berkowitz ted bundy john wayne gacy

01:06:09.820 uh uh charlie manson all of them james earl ray sirhan sirhan richard speck you name it he's been on the

01:06:19.640 front line and he has he has given the tips to the investigators to say look for these things

01:06:28.000 and it ends up every time that that's exactly um you know what what they what they find um john

01:06:36.360 douglas joins us uh again john let me i want to i want to change the subject just a a little bit

01:06:43.080 oh i think glenn too i i was just been reminded i have like three minutes here i'm supposed to

01:06:47.440 go do something else we have to do something oh my gosh okay well we'll have you we'll have you

01:06:52.520 we'll have you back um okay i'll be up in new york i'll tell my publicist if and get on your podcast

01:06:57.920 too yeah yeah i'll do your show here i'll be glad to we'd love to uh you know i want to have you back

01:07:03.740 because i want to talk to you about the way you're treating people in in your book speaks volumes about

01:07:12.100 how we should be treating people uh today but i'll have you back because i think that's a longer

01:07:17.100 conversation can you just answer this one question what does what does the the fascination

01:07:25.780 with serial killers say about us you have a good reason to do it but when we're watching these shows

01:07:32.960 like ted bundy there's no reason for me to watch that what does it say about us well it's the i've

01:07:41.100 done this throughout my books i've always mentioned it's y plus how equals wills who when i'm doing a

01:07:45.720 non-sub case unknown subject case i'm trying to figure out the who done it now but uh when i go

01:07:51.700 into the prisons i know who did the uh the crime so it's it's that you know the why the motivation

01:07:57.560 and when i talk to groups when i go out speaking uh these crime uh conferences it's uh where 90

01:08:03.940 of the audience are women they want to know they want to know that they have the same uh questions

01:08:08.900 and they want to know why what what's what's the purpose what's the motivation here is it sexual

01:08:12.960 is it power anger retaliation you know what is it so those are the kind of things that that um

01:08:18.360 that i i address in the books and get me back on your show we'll go through a lot of that stuff too

01:08:24.120 all right good john we'd love to have you back on uh thank you so much thank you so much

01:08:28.540 appreciate it you bet you bet book is uh the killer across the table uh that is that's fascinating

01:08:34.540 when i can't wait for that podcast because that's going to be really interesting i could talk to him

01:08:38.320 we'll probably have to do two podcasts i'll just have to record i could do three hours with him easy

01:08:42.440 i will say too your last question is really interesting because i have i watched the new

01:08:47.420 ted bundy movie on netflix i haven't seen it and i with zach afron as the star which my

01:08:52.320 wife was curiously interested in this film for some reason uh i don't know why it certainly wasn't uh

01:08:59.180 the scene where uh where zach afron shows his naked butt for three seconds that certainly wasn't 0.62

01:09:04.520 i've noticed on my netflix queue it seems to be paused at that point uh over and over again for

01:09:08.620 some reason um but it's uh it was it was first of all really really good and i also watched the ted

01:09:15.080 bundy tapes which is a fascinating story where a journalist goes into to get talk to ted bundy who

01:09:21.380 won't admit these crimes and eventually one of the ways he kind of gets him to admit the crimes is to say

01:09:26.660 just like john was talking about he treated him as an expert he said hey if these killings did happen

01:09:32.360 i know you didn't do them but if these killings did happen how would the killer have done it and then

01:09:37.480 he goes in and explains exactly how these things go on and he explains the crimes and the only way he

01:09:45.500 would know these crimes of course is if he did them you know in a way uh you know he wanted to tell

01:09:51.340 him that he did the crimes but he didn't want to admit it and get himself in more legal trouble

01:09:55.060 but that is i really enjoyed watching those things i enjoy the true crime stuff i i like

01:10:01.220 those shows and there's a part of me that doesn't actually understand what it says about me or why

01:10:07.380 i mean because i'm just watching it for entertainment i'm not looking to bust the

01:10:10.140 next serial killer you know what you know what i found and and maybe this is just me and it's weird

01:10:14.200 um i've i've started watching a lot of stuff from the bbc because i think they're a ahead of us

01:10:21.000 in many ways their shows tend to be really really good sure they're not like upstairs downstairs

01:10:26.980 anymore uh but i i've i've watched a lot of their crime stuff for instance uh killing eve

01:10:35.040 is fantastic and really weird um you know just like you'd like it if you like the ted bundy stuff

01:10:43.840 you'd like this but it's fiction so it makes it it removes it one step okay um and then what i found

01:10:51.920 is i don't like watching like i've never watched any of the uh what is it the ncsi yeah i've never i've

01:11:02.220 never seen any of those not once i've had no desire but i will watch crime shows from the bbc and i think

01:11:09.900 it's because it's not my society it's another escapist almost yeah it's another country so i'm

01:11:20.040 not relating to it it's it's not something that i'm worried about here and so i can watch it more

01:11:27.940 as entertainment does that make sense yeah no it does and it's it's been really shocking because

01:11:34.780 i've been watching these shows which i really enjoy and i would never watch them on on american

01:11:42.100 television i mean i they'll come up on my netflix you should watch this and i'm like never yeah that's

01:11:47.380 like the one i'm always fascinated by is uh law and order svu and it's like i so i this is i was in

01:11:54.900 the my i had someone in the hospital i was at the hospital for several days um as they were very ill

01:12:00.380 and so i was in the waiting room and during the day when normally i would be here working

01:12:05.640 and i'm on i had the tv was on like i think usa or one of these networks where all day they're

01:12:11.760 showing episodes of law and order svu which i've heard of but never watched and i love law and order

01:12:16.880 i've watched it a million times but i'd never really watched law and order svu before and then i just

01:12:20.800 realized this is just a very popular show where every episode a woman gets raped on camera

01:12:26.820 like the entire show svu just means a bunch of rapes that is like it's law and order a bunch of

01:12:33.800 rapes that is the entire series and every series is legitimately starts where some terrible thing

01:12:40.880 happens to some woman and they try to solve the crime and throughout the time they explain to you

01:12:45.840 all these awful awful details about it and i'm like how are people watching this i mean it's well done

01:12:51.460 and you of course have that drama of trying to figure out who it is and law and order is great at that

01:12:56.120 but i mean this is a series that's been like the top 10 shows in america for how long and it's just

01:13:02.920 a collection of sexual assaults that is what it is the entire special victims unit is the sex crimes

01:13:09.400 unit holy crap man that's dark and you watch these things because i like watching documentaries

01:13:15.480 is i like especially i i'm less interested in fiction i like i like watching non-fiction and so

01:13:21.860 watching these documentaries i you can always learn something and take something out we will bring a lot of

01:13:25.940 that stuff to you on the show because there's always something interesting in there but there is that

01:13:30.580 weird fascination that america has with serial killers in particular i think i mean i can't speak for

01:13:37.400 you know uh you know the non-western world but i think at least the western world has that same

01:13:45.900 fascination with serial killers yeah with serial killers and with with gruesome crimes and well there's

01:13:54.440 something about this and it ties directly to the school shooting problem as well which is we make

01:14:00.600 these people into celebrities certainly has nothing to do with what john did he was doing real fbi work

01:14:05.160 and important work to make sure that these things didn't happen again but we we've come to the point

01:14:10.420 where we turn these people into celebrities i know we've taken steps here at the blaze um you know

01:14:15.120 not related serial killer killing is less uh less popular less trendy than it used to be uh but this

01:14:20.700 the mass shooting issue we don't tell you any of their names anymore i can't remember the last time

01:14:25.460 you heard one of their names on this show i mean you're going back before las vegas yeah i don't remember

01:14:31.580 it's been a couple years and we didn't officially institute the policy you know uh until company

01:14:37.140 wide until vegas or a little after vegas but i mean it goes back a long time for us because

01:14:41.180 we've seen the research we've seen that the the copycat thing is a big issue and anything you can

01:14:47.060 do to not make these people get their level of fame who who is the who is the person uh responsible for

01:14:52.120 the last couple of shootings do you have any idea i don't even know but what's sad is i don't know the

01:14:56.060 name off top of my head of the of the heroes of the people who went and stopped them yeah we actually

01:15:01.820 have some stuff coming up on them in the next uh week or so we've planned uh pretend to potentially do

01:15:07.620 some of that because we've seen this recently and it's a sort of a new trend in these crimes where

01:15:12.080 you know it's been sad uh in some cases some cases it has been uh great in that people with guns people

01:15:18.940 with other weapons have chased people away from these mass shootings we've seen the last two things

01:15:23.660 that have happened where unfortunately the person who did it wound up losing their life but stopped

01:15:28.820 the mass shooting went from could have been 20 30 people dead to one now look we want it to be zero

01:15:34.600 obviously and we want all these things to go away and they're heroes but that's heroic and it's also

01:15:39.120 the type of thing that actually winds up ending these trends if you think about uh hijacking for a

01:15:44.740 second we went through multiple decades where anybody who got on a plane with the right weapon or did took

01:15:52.260 over the cockpit could fly that plane to cuba right you could fly the plane to wherever you wanted that's

01:15:56.660 basically what happened in all of those cases and it wasn't until 9 11 where you know where you have

01:16:02.060 the people uh stepping up on on the flight in pennsylvania where they rushed the cabin and they

01:16:07.080 were able to to stop that now no one gets away with that if you go and try to no one's going to

01:16:12.140 try to hijack a plane because they know what and how it ends it ends with you being tackled and subdued

01:16:17.980 i mean it might wind up killing everybody on the plane because no one can fly it it's possible

01:16:21.740 but with the steps they've taken it's unlikely and at some point when you take out the incentive of fame

01:16:27.880 from the mass shooter and you take out the idea you're going to have some big score you're going

01:16:32.920 to be able to outscore all of the other people because yeah you might get somebody but they're

01:16:36.640 going to wind up getting tackled pretty fast and this goes away this is the sort of thing that

01:16:40.280 de-escalates a rising trend in a particular crime and i'm hoping that that is the beginning of this

01:16:46.700 i think a lot of we're not the only ones i know daily wire for example has also taken the same step

01:16:51.140 but they won't mention them and i think a lot of conservative outlets are doing it i'd like to see a new

01:16:55.300 york times or a cnn or an msnbc or some big mainstream organization step to the plate and say

01:17:00.900 we've seen this research we see how many of these people are searching for fame and notoriety and we're

01:17:06.060 no longer going to give it to them they still keep doing it though i i think there's also there's also

01:17:10.700 something else happening um and it happened last night at the colorado vigil for the uh the last

01:17:17.620 shooting and uh that is the people are tired of being used yeah uh for political purposes and

01:17:26.140 we're going to get into that here when we come back let me just pause for a second

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01:19:17.560 the smartest way to hire so excuse me we've had a couple of um we've had a couple of shootings

01:19:26.040 uh lately um and they have ended without mass casualties because of heroes um and there was a

01:19:36.520 vigil last night at the highlands ranch the the stem school highlands ranch vigil there and laura reeves

01:19:46.540 from mom's demand action stepped up in the vigil to to address the crowd and here's what happened

01:19:53.780 it is our new reality that we allow families to live in neighborhoods where gunshots can be heard

01:20:00.040 at all hours of the day and that our preschoolers are regularly participating in active shooter drills

01:20:05.840 and i'm also very disappointed to admit that all the generations before yours made this harder

01:20:12.960 we became paralyzed by the nra we did not hold our elected officials accountable as they were 0.99

01:20:19.720 loosening the sensible gun regulations that were keeping us safe instead we chose to burden our youth

01:20:26.340 with the responsibility of saving their own lives we forced all of you to learn in an environment that's

01:20:34.100 more closely resembling a prison than a school none of this is right we robbed you of your innocence

01:20:42.200 this caused several kids uh to walk out of the vigil outside of the vigil this is what it sounded like

01:20:53.080 those are students chanting mental health mental health mental health this is this is the answer that no one

01:21:08.500 we'll talk about why we're not talking about it is beyond me no no it's not sorry i apologize we're not

01:21:18.220 talking about it because it doesn't give you any kind of political power to take away guns

01:21:23.380 but the problem is clearly mental health the problem is something in our society has changed now i've got

01:21:33.580 opinions on what's changed in our society but something has changed in our society and people are struggling

01:21:42.340 and they're not finding meaning in life they're finding meaning in death what's causing that taking the guns

01:21:50.660 is only politicizing an issue that is too big to be ignored and last night at the vigil

01:22:00.560 several people uh several people said i've had enough quote we're people not statistics

01:22:06.940 what many people don't know about socialism and socialized health care is that our own hhs secretary

01:22:16.160 alex azar is actually helping the socialist cause by trying to let foreign countries dictate the price

01:22:22.580 of our medicine here in america uh this will inevitably lead to lead to shortages of vital medicines

01:22:29.880 medical research will be set back this is just bad i don't know about you but i don't want foreign 1.00

01:22:36.560 governments meddling with my health care that's not what i signed up for uh freedom works is doing

01:22:42.440 everything they can to sound the alarm and stop socialized medicine in its tracks but they need your

01:22:47.540 help if this is something that you feel passionately about um i think we all kind of feel passionately

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01:23:25.000 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program well this is big news for

01:23:35.240 freedom yesterday dave rubin's youtube channel hit the one million mark one million subscribers to put

01:23:43.060 that into perspective he's now lapped uh uh he laps iceland three times there are countries that are

01:23:51.780 not as big as one million youtube subscribers uh and it hasn't been easy youtube has uh habitually

01:24:01.120 demonized episodes of the rubin report yesterday all of a sudden his his count started going down

01:24:07.580 well that was youtube saying we think these people are bots it turns out that youtube has

01:24:13.380 systematically been shredding his legitimate subscribers uh and labeling them as bots which

01:24:20.140 makes his one million subscriber count all the more impressive for independent provocative thinkers like

01:24:27.440 dave rubin it is a constant battle and this dave is currently beating that goliath dave rubin joins us in one minute

01:24:38.980 this is the glenbeck program okay this is the last week that you can get the legal tender bar from

01:24:50.500 gold land gold line uh these are amazing several years ago i went to gold line and told him i wanted a

01:24:57.280 credit card size case so i could have some some gold that in case of an emergency that i would be able to

01:25:06.040 take out you know one of these one tenth of an ounce gold pieces and and barter to be able to get home to

01:25:12.780 my family or whatever if things broke down okay what do you do what do you do and i don't want a full ounce

01:25:20.400 because a full ounce will be way too much if things really went dark and all of a sudden our banking

01:25:28.100 system is closed for a week what do you have well this is from the royal canadian mint they made these

01:25:37.400 legal tender bars it contains 10 individual one tenth of an ounce pure gold bullion they're legal tender

01:25:44.600 bars they're secured in this credit card barter case that slides open it's easy to use and everybody

01:25:50.740 knows that it's legitimate gold because it is marked with the mint and the queen's face

01:25:56.200 with unprecedented levels of u.s debt debt a possible recession at any time with the trade with china with

01:26:06.980 the volatility of the world please get this before they're all gone this is the last week they're

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01:26:31.460 dave rubin how are you sir glenn it's good to be with you where are you like the north pole this is

01:26:47.260 the worst phone connection i've heard since my grandmother are we on a bad connection here i am i'm

01:26:52.960 in my backyard at the moment because la uh at&t service is uh is hit or miss yeah wow wow it's

01:26:59.620 bad let me see if i could let me see if i can shift into no no it's fine it just it just sounds like

01:27:04.600 you're on using on like an old timey phone and a lot of hits it's like i've got a person to person

01:27:09.960 coast to coast call for you mr beck well glenn i have to go on the assumption that you know i've

01:27:16.160 dealing with these problems with youtube that it must be the phone company that's right congratulations

01:27:22.060 on a million subscribers on youtube and i know you have taken uh some pretty big risks uh recently

01:27:30.240 uh to stand up for your principles and and putting your eggs in the youtube basket

01:27:36.700 is really kind of a frightening thing uh and it is paying off for you in some regard uh i know that they

01:27:45.540 demonetize you if if you have anybody that is slightly to the right of bernie sanders

01:27:51.820 i know they flag you immediately well it's pretty crazy what they're doing and you know this is a

01:27:59.360 really really interesting debate that we've discussed a little bit before where it's starting

01:28:04.160 to push my libertarian side which is my which is the core of what i am uh it's pushing my libertarian

01:28:10.920 sides with limits because look these are private companies and in my estimation they can do what

01:28:16.480 they want to do nobody's forcing me to be on youtube i'm voluntarily using their service they

01:28:21.760 provide uh when it when they're doing it right and then people are getting your videos and they're

01:28:26.520 staying subscribed and all those things they're providing an incredible service and all of those

01:28:30.560 things so i i say that primarily but the next part is have these tech companies become so

01:28:37.620 awesomely powerful that we actually can't even grapple with how much information they control how much

01:28:44.080 power they have the the amount of uh connections that they have with the government at this point

01:28:50.680 uh these are all things that we have to think about and you know there is a seemingly really big push i'm

01:28:56.360 seeing on the right right now from conservatives to ask for government intervention don't don't don't

01:29:01.660 bad idea bad idea so look i get why in the short term people think this will be good because it

01:29:09.220 does seem that conservatives are getting banned more but you have to always take you know a couple

01:29:14.060 steps down the road with these things and the point is well if you hand over the power to the government

01:29:18.640 i mean first off the idea that the government could run tech companies or regulate tech companies i

01:29:22.860 mean when was the last time you were on a government website it looks like aol in 1994 so so that that's

01:29:28.540 just like the easy version of it but the real issue of course is that so let's say you hand over

01:29:33.520 the power to the government to regulate or to be in charge of these tech companies or break them up or

01:29:38.860 whatever it is well the government now a trump you know conservative presidency might be friendly to

01:29:44.520 conservatives right now but what happens if the democratic socialists get in power and now they've got

01:29:50.040 the tech companies we know they have the tech companies and now they've got the government too i mean

01:29:54.200 how quickly do you think they'll be banning all of the people that they deem to be uh you know nazis

01:29:59.920 and white supremacists and the rest of it so that's where you know i know you know this but that of course is

01:30:03.800 where you really have to be leery of of using power until the absolute last second first of all um

01:30:12.420 you know regulation you know when when mark zuckerberg comes out and is begging for regulation you know

01:30:20.400 it's in his best interest at facebook to have regulation and the reason why is because they

01:30:25.880 will come to those people and those companies and say how do we regulate and they will write the laws

01:30:31.420 which will take all competition and crush any possible contender uh to their throne on top of that 0.73

01:30:39.740 if we get them and we we go to them and say how do we regulate you and they get their regulation

01:30:47.140 it will not only crush all competition but on top of it it will then make the bill of rights absolutely

01:30:55.780 worthless because these are companies that are private and so they do have a right but if they're

01:31:03.740 the backbone and because of regulation that's really all our choice they can ban any voice and you have

01:31:11.980 nowhere to go because the bill of rights does not apply to them it will apply to the government

01:31:19.780 so this is the the catch-22 and i think for people like us that put liberty before everything else i

01:31:26.300 think this is the tricky spot that we're in because look but you know glenn you built an incredible company

01:31:30.660 using using digital uh properties right like i'm on youtube we use we do podcasts and all sorts of

01:31:37.860 things now the simple truth is uh you probably have some extra protections because of the way

01:31:42.660 i think you have a technology arm of the blaze so some of your stuff yes proprietary but which is

01:31:47.620 which is actually probably the way all creators should be going ultimately and i've been i've been

01:31:51.860 researching a little bit into that but the point is that right this moment as we're talking technically

01:31:56.900 there's nothing that i can do to stop youtube from just shutting me off and and itunes kicking me out

01:32:03.180 and the rest of it correct and it's like that is that is a truly truly awesome power that they have

01:32:09.280 especially as we know that all of this seems to be getting ramped up to 2020 so it's putting all of us

01:32:15.220 especially the liberty-minded folks in a in a really weird position and and what i'm afraid of is i'm seeing

01:32:21.420 too many conservatives just you know chomp at the bit here and say you know regulate regulate regulate

01:32:27.260 and it it will just be used together now that being said you know creating the competition so

01:32:33.020 for for people like us that believe in competition right we believe in human ingenuity we believe we

01:32:37.260 can we can solve problems and i would always rather the free market solving i mean there's still a major

01:32:42.260 issue here which is that the amount of money and resources uh to to solve these problems is so massive

01:32:48.800 and you know there's blockchain technologies and all sorts of interesting things that are that are

01:32:52.940 still sort of years away from being mass adopted so we're just at a unique point and you know

01:33:00.020 hopefully hopefully those of us that are doing good work uh and and trying to get some truth out there

01:33:05.340 you know hopefully it's not being turned against us just yet but you just don't know you really don't

01:33:11.100 um dave i want to make a pitch for somebody um there is a guy who's wrote uh who who wrote the book

01:33:18.380 uh the history of the future his name is blake harris do you know who he is you know his name has come

01:33:24.980 across every now and again i get i get messages suddenly and a few people have messaged me about him

01:33:30.100 you need to have him on um i've had him on several times and the story that he tells he's just like you

01:33:37.620 i mean he was a liberal and now he's kind of like wait a minute wait a minute i don't think that's not

01:33:42.620 what i bought into this is i'm on the wrong side um and and he's he's much more of a classic liberal

01:33:49.560 uh very very freedom-minded but he has the inside scoop of what's happening with zuckerberg and

01:33:57.660 facebook he has he has evidence of of laws being uh broken by mike by mark zuckerberg himself

01:34:07.620 uh it's it's incredible and no one in the media is giving him any attention and you know his his

01:34:16.160 books you know one of the first book is being made into it was made into a movie and now a tv show

01:34:21.640 seth rogan is in it yeah yeah so um interesting you know yeah i do i do know who he is he's the guy

01:34:27.420 that wrote the book about oculus and some of the internal documents that were going around yes uh i i will

01:34:33.100 talk to him for sure and it's super interesting and you know that actually brings up a good point uh

01:34:37.280 that's something that i was sort of tweeting about this morning is that the other thing that

01:34:40.180 we're seeing right now you know in an age of fake news it's not just sort of the nonsense that the

01:34:46.260 media puts out that that's fake news and the manipulation and you know quotes where they

01:34:51.200 literally take out the word not at the beginning of the sentence or any other stuff it's also what

01:34:56.260 they refuse to report on so for example this week you know i'm sure you talked about it on your show

01:35:01.380 but brian sims the state rep in pennsylvania who was harassing those little girls outside of the

01:35:06.840 abortion clinic it's like cnn did not even touch that story and that is a type of fake news that

01:35:13.400 we need to be aware of you know that that uh the muslim school in philadelphia where they were

01:35:18.760 literally training jihadists yes there's jihadists also in philadelphia it's like that wasn't touched

01:35:24.820 and it's like if you took the reverse of any of these where this was a christian school or it was a

01:35:30.600 christian man harassing somebody else or a republican or a conservative doing any of these things if you

01:35:35.720 just flip if you flip the immutable characteristics on these things the media would be in an outrage so

01:35:41.300 we need to really recalibrate how how we're looking at media as a whole it's why we that's of course

01:35:46.740 directly related to all the stuff we're talking about with the tech companies it's honestly why

01:35:50.440 we have to talk to one another because we just assume that the democrats that we might know and i'm

01:35:57.300 not talking about the i'm not talking about the activists i'm talking about just the average

01:36:01.340 democrat that we know we think that they know these stories and i did this with riaz patal who is a guy

01:36:08.760 who is very liberal um and after the election i brought him in and i said let me show you these

01:36:15.820 stories i just picked like 10 or 15 stories this is why we were so upset at barack obama and i gave him

01:36:23.640 the stories and i think about eight out of those 10 stories and he's a well-informed guy he had never

01:36:29.700 heard of he he was like what is that i don't even know what that is and it was because of of the

01:36:36.660 editing of the truth yeah and this is the huge problem with you know look we're all walking

01:36:42.200 around with iphones we have access to information in an absolutely unprecedented way a way that i think

01:36:47.560 20 years from now there will be many many studies written on how this changed the human mind and human

01:36:53.340 communication and all of these things uh but you know there there is a risk here in that you know 20

01:36:58.820 years ago when we had abc you know cbs nbc you basically got the same stories out of out of the

01:37:05.080 three networks cable news interrupted and you got a little bit of a widening of that and now we live

01:37:09.700 in a time where the there's basically no safeguards whatsoever now i generally think that's a good

01:37:15.220 thing uh but the problem is that we're all catering it to ourselves and then yes the good because i

01:37:21.900 believe in i know you do too there are still good liberals out there um but they they are having

01:37:28.080 the wool pulled over their eyes and they don't hear these stories and then you know then they see us 0.98

01:37:33.280 you know sort of ranting and raving about things and they go ah you know they're they're just nuts

01:37:38.140 you know they're they're aiming the wrong way and it's like this is why what i've always said is if

01:37:42.780 the media would just do a decent job they don't have to do a great job they don't even have to do a

01:37:47.940 good job truly i mean this if they would if they would just be doing a decent job so that i could

01:37:54.000 wake up every morning and look at twitter and not realize that cnn either misquoted several people

01:37:59.200 or you know absolutely ignored a story or whatever it is if they would just not do that then the bunch

01:38:05.240 of us that are on the outside of this uh that are doing this in a youtube space or in a podcast space

01:38:09.800 we wouldn't have as much ammo and i would actually prefer that i would find something else to do with

01:38:14.680 my life i wouldn't mind moving to a farm one day you know yeah me too me too dave congratulations

01:38:20.140 thank you so much we'll talk again god bless my friend i'll see you soon you bet uh dave rubin from

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01:40:53.960 you know it's really uh there was an article in the atlantic recently charting the percentage of

01:41:13.140 americans who dislike political correctness you know the poll found uh most americans can't stand

01:41:22.920 political correctness overwhelmingly most americans cannot stand it except one group

01:41:30.960 progressive activists progressive activists the only ones that strongly back political correctness

01:41:42.380 and only 30 see it as a problem that's amazing i mean how is it ruling our society then i know

01:41:49.060 i mean i'll get on i mean it's not just progressive activists on twitter trying to get everybody fired

01:41:53.360 here's how it is the study found that progressive activists despite their obsession with socialism

01:41:58.200 their hatred of the patriarchy and disdain for the rich white men are overwhelmingly rich white and

01:42:05.160 over-educated men compared to the rest of the nationally representative polling sample

01:42:11.380 progressive activists are much more likely to be rich highly educated and white they are nearly twice as

01:42:18.820 likely uh as the average to make more than a hundred thousand dollars a year they are three times as likely

01:42:25.620 to have a postgraduate degree and while 12 percent of the over overall sample in the study is african-american

01:42:32.340 only three percent of progressive activists are african-american now where's the diversity there

01:42:42.260 the reason why twitter has so much power and such a left bias is because journalists have become

01:42:52.200 masterful at using it as a feedback loop journalists use it as a source a representation of public opinion

01:43:00.560 and twitter users who are overwhelmingly and disproportionately progressive activists can

01:43:07.020 enjoy a sense of power that they've clearly only dreamt of so it becomes this feedback loop

01:43:14.360 that's why what dave rubin is doing that's why what the blaze is doing that's why you know ben shapiro and

01:43:23.540 what he's doing and and steven crowder and all of us it's why this is so important because twitter is not

01:43:32.620 real life it's not even represent representative of of the actual population and what is it four percent

01:43:41.900 of all people on twitter uh are responsible for 80 percent of the tweets something like that maybe it might

01:43:49.320 even two percent was it two percent okay it was two or four percent responsible for 80 percent of the

01:43:53.520 tweets and remember uh that is not that many people are on even on twitter i mean it rules the new

01:44:00.620 newscasts because it's easy for journalists it's a lazy journalism tool how do i get a quote about the

01:44:06.080 story i used to have to call i used to have to you know get in touch with somebody used to have to make

01:44:10.200 you know walk up to someone with a with a with a microphone now let's go to twitter what do they tweet

01:44:14.440 about it okay there it is pop it in the story so journalists love it it makes their lives a lot easier

01:44:19.040 but i mean it's a very small percentage of people who are even on twitter let alone following it closely

01:44:24.040 and that's what media is reflecting this is a parabolic dish it's not a straight mirror it's a it's a

01:44:33.680 it's a distortion of reality it's a funhouse mirror because that is not reflective of the american people

01:44:43.240 you're listening to glenn beck you know people say it can't happen here but i'm telling you it is

01:44:55.000 happening here we are running straight toward venezuela how could we possibly have venezuela

01:45:02.780 happening honduras all of these countries just riddled with poverty they're all rushing to our

01:45:11.960 borders venezuela venezuela is in full-fledged collapse and it is everything every leftist ever

01:45:18.420 wanted they got in venezuela and how is it we're still running towards it you don't think it can't

01:45:25.560 happen here it is happening here bernie sanders is number two and look at everybody else they're all

01:45:34.040 socialists how do you avoid pain when these things start to get tough well i suggest that you

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01:46:09.460 where you know content will be safe blaze tv.com slash glenn use the promo code glenn join now

01:46:14.780 well we've had we've had some amazing guests on today uh in case you missed any of the show go back

01:46:21.500 listen to the the podcast we had john douglas on he is the original mind hunter if you're if you've

01:46:27.940 watched the netflix show mind hunter uh you know exactly why that was a fascinating interview um uh

01:46:36.300 he's he's gonna come back uh we we had about 35 minutes with him and i could talk to him for four

01:46:41.980 hours uh he is the author of the book mind hunter uh the and the new book the killer across the table

01:46:49.280 uh he has talked to every serial killer he's the fbi guy that started behavioral science uh or really

01:46:56.320 really kind of made it what it is today um so we had him on dave rubin just a second ago we have

01:47:03.280 blake j harris on uh with us now he is the author of the book the history of the future and uh and

01:47:11.300 welcome to it how are you i am great and in part perhaps largely in part because of of you guys and

01:47:19.080 and what you did for me to help get the word out about the book a few weeks ago it really

01:47:23.380 it's career changing and therefore life changing because my life to my life is my career yeah that's

01:47:29.800 that's nice of you to say but you deserve it the book is fantastic and if we lived in a fair world

01:47:36.180 uh it would have been reviewed uh and would have been everywhere uh because of the information in it

01:47:42.160 is phenomenal not only is it just riveting story about one of the greatest entrepreneurs

01:47:47.180 uh i think in you know in the last five years at least and there's you know we're talking about

01:47:53.380 elon musk and you know some crazy entrepreneurs palmer lucky he's this guy who is you know was a kid

01:48:01.160 and broke the code for uh vr and and came up with oculus what were you guys doing when you were 19 years

01:48:09.500 old yeah not that i certainly wasn't starting a multi-billion dollar company yeah uh and so you

01:48:15.140 started to do that story uh and halfway through the election happens and palmer is for trump

01:48:24.080 and all these things are started to be said by facebook people and others about palmer you

01:48:31.780 know those things aren't true uh and you start to find out that some of the people that you really

01:48:40.160 had high hopes on and facebook and and mark zuckerberg were not what you thought and they

01:48:46.520 were actually pretty nefarious yeah absolutely i mean and that in particular in two regards one was

01:48:52.700 with palmer and the story that i was covering uh you know said palmer posted that he would be

01:48:58.200 supporting gary johnson in the 2016 election um which by the way he did end up voting for gary johnson

01:49:04.840 not not of his own choice but because it was suggested to him by the lawyers that because

01:49:11.720 they had a trial coming up it would be best for him to follow through with his statement

01:49:16.900 you are kidding me why i am not kidding you so i guess it i guess it wasn't a lie that he was

01:49:21.880 supporting gary johnson it just wasn't his own will since the statement had been written by mark

01:49:25.600 zuckerberg and you have to tell the story about how you figured out it was not palmer lucky because this

01:49:31.160 this is just a great piece of journalism right here yeah it is i mean he wrote to me i wrote you

01:49:37.200 something and he writes to me and he's like by the way uh this because of the way you write your emails

01:49:45.320 this is how i figured out that palmer had not written that i'm like what yeah so so what that

01:49:53.200 actually means is that most people after the end of a sentence will use one space after a period but

01:50:00.200 but people who grew up with typewriters and for some reason palmer lucky use two spaces you know

01:50:06.240 you use two spaces and um and so palmer's post in which he said he was going to be supporting gary

01:50:12.840 johnson which was suspicious to me anyway because i knew we had talked so many hours about why he

01:50:18.060 supporting trump uh palmer's post had one space which was the first time on any of his facebook posts

01:50:24.360 over the years that he had one space so i thought that was suspicious i obviously didn't know at the

01:50:28.800 time that the reason why was because mark zuckerberg wrote that and he had to post it

01:50:32.640 but but that was really what set me off so that was like my my one good sherlock holmes moment

01:50:38.240 um and i'm pretty proud of noticing that one yeah can we be clear here though by the way

01:50:43.040 isn't i mean two spaces is the correct way isn't it is it i don't know yes it is right yes and i'll also

01:50:52.720 the reason i was so aware of that was because when people leaked me emails they oftentimes took

01:50:58.480 photos of the emails and sent it to me instead of forwarding it because i would create a paper trail

01:51:02.040 and so i would transcribe these things and palmer was often on the threads of when people would share

01:51:06.540 stuff with me so i was used to it but i would also say that john carmack who is one of the most

01:51:09.940 brilliant people in the world and who helped discover palmer and is now at oculus you know he also

01:51:15.500 uses two spaces so i will probably concede that with two billion people plus you guys i'm doing

01:51:21.300 it wrong but it still grinds my gears it's just a little tap of one finger man i don't know why it's

01:51:29.420 such an issue so can you go back to the beginning of this a little bit and because it's one thing to

01:51:34.000 say it's a great entrepreneurial story of a guy in a trailer coming up with something that the best

01:51:38.400 people in tech had tried to do for a while and had basically given up on at that point how on earth

01:51:43.640 does he actually do this what how does he discover how to crack this code well part of it is exactly

01:51:49.560 what you said that most of the people had given up on it so palmer is a genius and a great entrepreneur

01:51:55.160 and all that but it is partly just because he was one of let's say less than a hundred people in the

01:51:59.700 world who still cared at cared about and believed in virtual reality and so you know it seems shocking

01:52:06.200 i mean it just seems like such a such a straight line sort of development when it comes to the way

01:52:10.620 we're immersed in everything and he's not he wasn't he wasn't trying to crack it because i'm

01:52:15.040 going to get rich right he really believed in it well that's really the thing that i i think that you

01:52:20.860 find with most successful entrepreneurs or even the entrepreneurial side of writing is you know i had

01:52:25.760 seven years as a failed screenwriter and then when i finally wrote something the first time in my life

01:52:30.580 which was console wars not for money that was the thing that cracked because that was passion

01:52:35.180 fueled and palmer he's uh he's a he's a gamer at heart and so he just wanted to step into the screen

01:52:42.600 and actually feel like he was in the game so it was for his own selfish passion-filled reasons and i

01:52:47.960 was telling glenn yesterday that the book starts in april 2012 when he starts oculus and he connects

01:52:53.540 with john carmack and this whole crazy ride that ends with selling to facebook for three million

01:52:57.000 starts but there's really a whole other story that is ignored by the three years before that of how he

01:53:02.560 cracked this code and why he did it and all that but you know it's not surprising in retrospect that

01:53:09.220 he did because look what he's doing now he has a new company on drill and they are coming up with

01:53:13.680 great border solutions they're in the defense the defense business they're trying to bring

01:53:17.460 technological solutions to it so you know wow lightning doesn't just happen to strike these

01:53:22.320 people you know whether it's elon musk with tesla and spacex you know there's something about these

01:53:27.300 kinds of people whether it's their brilliance their ability to get other people on board

01:53:30.820 um and palmer lucky is just one of those people that i know for the next 50 years he's going to

01:53:35.260 keep dazzling us most likely their privilege um but uh you know it's true because to me and i think

01:53:41.960 to you too this is the ultimate rags to riches story this kid living in a trailer and i remember

01:53:47.620 somebody once posted something like that on reddit and there were people who said oh no it's not a

01:53:51.920 rags to riches story he's you know white male privilege and i'm like he could have been anyone

01:53:59.480 yeah and and when john carmack reached out to him which set this whole thing in motion john was

01:54:03.720 reaching out to somebody palmer tech that could have been anyone how could any of that have to do

01:54:08.100 with something with this but you're starting to sound like a conservative and i won't rub that in

01:54:12.220 okay so um uh let me just talk about we were just talking about dave rubin and about how he's being

01:54:20.860 you know shut out and they're trying to shut him down at youtube um steven crowder the same thing

01:54:27.140 is happening with him uh you have you have had dealings with journalists in a completely different

01:54:36.420 way i mean you you're a liberal um more of a classic liberal i would think but you considered

01:54:42.160 yourself a regular straight i've always voted democrat since as far back as john carrey and then

01:54:47.400 you uh things have kind of changed for you because you're starting to see the same thing that we even 0.90

01:54:53.780 found on our side holy cow some of the people on our side really suck i don't stand for what i 0.69

01:54:59.660 thought we all stood for right um and can you can you go over some of the emails that you had i brought

01:55:07.620 some uh some gifts so there's a i pulled these up because there's a great article on niche gamer by

01:55:13.360 sophia narwitz who's a games writer and she was curious about my interactions and dealings with

01:55:19.840 journalists and to her credit was the only person who reached out to me about it so i was happy to

01:55:24.220 share my experiences and so i pulled up some of my emails from from private conversations that i'd had

01:55:29.420 with with game and tech journalists who i considered either friends or you know peers colleagues i had a

01:55:34.880 good relationship with them and they were asking you about okay come on tell us he's really a racist or

01:55:41.020 whatever and and you were answering them honestly and they really didn't have any intent of listening

01:55:47.840 right the one that i was telling you about yesterday was i i actually spent two hours on the phone with

01:55:52.300 someone who i considered a friend i mean i was spending two hours on the phone with him and he

01:55:55.440 was asking if palmer was a white supremacist and i said i can't tell you what's in his heart but as

01:55:59.880 someone who knows him probably better than anyone in the world but his girlfriend no absolutely no

01:56:05.740 you know you can go back to the start of oculus the first three three people he hired were an asian

01:56:10.720 guy an indian guy and a bisexual guy like you know he just doesn't care about that stuff um 0.99

01:56:16.640 and and and at the end of this call the the person said well i guess i get what you're saying but

01:56:21.920 where's the smoking gun i want the proof that he's not a white supremacist and i said how can i give you

01:56:25.980 the proof that he's not something that he isn't um and then here was a few a few responses i got while

01:56:32.340 just reaching out privately to journalists after i had done this research and said for years yeah and

01:56:38.000 said you guys were wrong like you should correct your article or or do you have any like or tell me your

01:56:43.080 pushback for why you think i'm wrong because i don't want to publish this book if i'm missing

01:56:46.560 something and these articles were just to to reset this part of it because he people had blamed him

01:56:51.340 after he had come out and supported trump and it was not even a in a major public way but he had made

01:56:56.260 a small donation to one uh you know a political organization and had appeared at one rally where

01:57:01.840 he wasn't hiding but he wasn't like a main featured speaker or anything right the issue the issue was

01:57:06.200 largely that the organization he donated to people would say oh it was not just a harmless

01:57:11.220 organization this organization nimble america their plan was their actual plan was to put up

01:57:17.360 billboards across america meme like billboards just like more like younger funny yeah certainly

01:57:24.160 nothing offensive about them but people said people interpreted that as that they were going to put

01:57:28.660 up hateful that they had put up hateful memes across the internet and this was first of all a

01:57:33.040 journalism error like i mean like right quite clearly put up one it was not yeah in the entire history of

01:57:39.260 nimble america they put up one billboard ever and it was and what did it say it said controversially

01:57:45.040 too big to jail and had a picture of hillary clinton okay certainly not yeah i mean okay so let's go to

01:57:50.480 the yeah and and and um it's really crazy you know the headline that first came out was facebook

01:57:57.460 billionaire secretly funding trump's meme machine and awful then within an hour a few hours then the next

01:58:03.620 headline was facebook billionaire secretly funding trump's racist meme machine all the while there was no

01:58:08.480 incidents of actual memes this organization was five days old and the funniest thing of all is that

01:58:13.780 you don't need to pay people to make memes if palmer wanted to be 0.80

01:58:16.800 he's smart enough to figure out how to do without paying ten thousand dollars okay hang on we're going

01:58:22.380 to come take a quick break and then we're going to come back with blake harris uh who will read and

01:58:26.340 share some of these uh thoughts from uh quote journalists all right first let me tell you about um

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01:58:57.120 that's what a vpn does it basically makes sure that nobody can track you or or grab your stuff

01:59:03.500 um at least easily it really it really is important on who you get your vpn from like for instance

01:59:11.500 facebook it introduced a vpn oh thank you facebook you're the one i'm concerned about uh anyway norton

01:59:18.980 now has a vpn it's three dollars and 33 cents a month you sign up for the ear um and it's coming

01:59:24.980 from norton so you know you can trust it they don't track you they don't they don't keep any

01:59:28.660 of the information it's norton.com slash vpn norton.com slash vpn we're with uh blake harris

01:59:37.280 author of the history of the future uh and you were going to share some uh some so these were

01:59:44.100 some journalist response yeah these were um with the success of my first book which had me mentioned

01:59:49.300 you know making best gamer of the year lists and all that stuff and being really well respected and

01:59:53.880 the gaming and tech communities i had a lot of friendships or relationships with tech journalists

01:59:58.840 and so i reached out to them because i also didn't want to publicly embarrass them of their errors with

02:00:04.020 palmer lucky at least at first i wanted to give them the chance to correct it or hear their side of

02:00:07.240 the story so this was one who's an editor at one of the top gaming sites explaining why he said

02:00:13.460 the trump agenda is so horrid on its face that the way the coverage that the way this played out

02:00:20.200 justified the coverage and the reaction to palmer lucky so even though the news reports were not

02:00:24.540 accurate the fact that palmer's a trump supporter justifies the inaccuracies wow that's incredible

02:00:31.060 this is someone who didn't air personally but i was asking his perspective he's he's a reporter at

02:00:35.880 one of the top tech sites and i explained this was his um he said i think the palmer news just came

02:00:42.380 at a really awful time and silicon valley was looking for a trump scapegoat because peter teal was

02:00:46.980 seemingly bulletproof so they couldn't get peter wow because he's his own boss but they can get

02:00:52.160 palmer oh by the way now it's his own boss because he doesn't ever want this to happen again

02:00:55.760 this last one was just this was not a personal message this was a public message on facebook by

02:01:01.020 a journalist a tech journalist at one of the top business sites and and this was the day after the

02:01:06.140 election he said i no longer trust the media and also i'm a professional journalist at a major media

02:01:11.660 outlet ask me anything and so that was i thought that was important because that was kind of like me i

02:01:16.700 felt like wow i had always trusted the media i'm part of the media in some way and that really led

02:01:21.840 my introspection was trump winning realizing okay maybe what i was hearing was not true

02:01:25.440 and i went on this journey over the past few years apparently this guy didn't or you know

02:01:30.300 this guy is representative of so many folks who instead of trying to understand the other side

02:01:34.840 instead of listening instead of trying to think have i messed up they just doubled down yeah

02:01:40.300 which isn't good which is not good not a way to run a civilization no and you know what if my brother 0.98

02:01:48.400 doubled down i would say you're being an idiot but these are journalists it's it's their job to not 0.98

02:01:53.260 double down it's their job to say am i wrong or it's their job to actually you would have thought 0.99

02:01:57.820 like this is even juicier story with zuckerberg coercing an executive to lie about his politics

02:02:03.780 who cares if i was wrong this is an even sexier story but it's not sexy in the right direction so

02:02:08.900 it's not interesting blake i i commend you for being so honest um and and just doing the right

02:02:15.940 thing it it shouldn't be commendable to do the right thing but it is in today's world because so

02:02:21.580 few are doing it thank you so much thank you so much guys the name of the book is the history of

02:02:25.780 the future a must read it is riveting cover to cover the history of the future

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