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00:01:00.000 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:30.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:36.680 Statues are being pulled down.

00:01:39.000 We've lost African Americans' favorite syrup, believe it or not.

00:01:44.660 Stu will have the update on this.

00:01:46.900 Aunt Jemima is now completely pulled off of the shelves.

00:01:50.960 Why?

00:01:51.500 Because a bunch of white people thought that that would be offensive. 0.96

00:01:55.220 And so they're going to, they're going to, they're going to help the poor black people out because they don't, they don't even know what they like. 0.81

00:02:02.300 The stepmother of the police officer charged in Rayshard Brooks' shooting was fired yesterday from her job.

00:02:12.720 Why?

00:02:15.240 Why?

00:02:15.880 Why?

00:02:18.160 Huh.

00:02:18.840 And nooses that have been found hanging in the trees at Lake Merritt.

00:02:25.480 This is in California and Oakland.

00:02:28.440 The Oakland mayor, Libby Schaaf, said she's investigating this as a hate crime.

00:02:33.320 Except it was exercise equipment. 0.96

00:02:35.840 And the guy who put them up in the park is black. 1.00

00:02:40.620 He said they're not nooses.

00:02:41.720 That's my exercise equipment.

00:02:43.180 She said, I want to be clear, regardless of the intentions of whoever put these nooses in our public trees, our sacred public space here in Oakland, intentions don't matter.

00:02:55.700 Oh, now intentions don't matter.

00:02:58.280 Okay.

00:02:59.260 Wake up, America.

00:03:01.940 I've got something to say about all of this and you don't want to miss it.

00:03:05.380 It begins in one minute.

00:03:07.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:03:09.860 You know that feeling that you get when you first wake up in the morning when the sun is peeking through your window and the birds are beginning to sing outside and you just burst out of bed, heading for the shower while singing a song about how good it feels to be alive.

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00:04:24.260 I want to play quickly some audio that came from Seattle and Ami Horowitz talking to one of the leaders of this Black Lives Matter group.

00:04:38.700 I want you to listen to what she said.

00:04:41.580 Every single day that I show up here, I'm not here to peacefully protest.

00:04:45.180 I'm here to disrupt until my demands are met.

00:04:49.060 You cannot rebuild until you break it all the way down.

00:04:53.260 Respond to the demands of the people, or prepare to be met with any means necessary.

00:04:59.960 By any means necessary.

00:05:02.600 That's not just a slogan.

00:05:04.260 No.

00:05:06.140 No.

00:05:08.040 No, it's not a slogan.

00:05:10.460 It's not even a warning.

00:05:13.600 I'm letting people know what comes next.

00:05:15.560 A response to violence is not violence itself.

00:05:18.380 May I ask, where are the pastors?

00:05:27.080 Where are the preachers?

00:05:29.540 Where are the men and women of God that know what is actually happening right here, right now,

00:05:35.180 and have the guts to stand up and lead this nation back to common sense, to kindness, to the Ten Commandments,

00:05:44.480 the golden rule, everything our parents and grandparents taught us,

00:05:48.300 all the things that that simple man from Nazareth taught.

00:05:51.520 But, I want you to listen to me really carefully.

00:05:55.880 I want you to listen to these words.

00:05:58.140 This nation is not evil.

00:06:02.920 But believe me, it is about to be.

00:06:05.220 If good men and women do not stand up, if they continue to do nothing,

00:06:11.980 the freedom we all enjoy, as well as the hope of freedom,

00:06:16.200 now only dreamt about by the 40 million men, women, and children who are actual slaves today,

00:06:23.500 those who have been taken, ripped from their families so they could be sold to the highest bidder,

00:06:28.100 and that doesn't even include the political prisoners,

00:06:32.760 those who are persecuted because of their faith, their sexuality, their race, 1.00

00:06:37.080 or a hundred other stupid reasons. 1.00

00:06:39.240 That small flicker of hope that those people hold on to, 1.00

00:06:42.900 that there's somewhere to run,

00:06:44.720 that somebody cares, that somebody's coming,

00:06:47.240 that somebody hasn't forgotten them,

00:06:49.520 that light will be snuffed out.

00:06:51.960 And we will become more dark and terrible than any of the totalitarian states Karl Marx could have ever imagined.

00:07:02.920 Where are you?

00:07:04.760 Moms and dads, grandparents, millennials.

00:07:09.440 Where are all the black matriarchs? 1.00

00:07:11.920 Those of you who know what's good and healthy for your grandchildren, 0.54

00:07:14.880 you know what this country can mean for them.

00:07:17.660 You know your grandchildren's biggest threat comes from the streets, the gangs, the drugs, and the loss of God.

00:07:25.280 Where are you?

00:07:28.620 Do you realize that only 16% of the American public,

00:07:32.280 and that's white and black, Republican, Democrat,

00:07:34.720 only 16% of the American public are actually for defunding the police.

00:07:39.540 Even fewer are for disbanding the police.

00:07:43.640 Now why is that?

00:07:44.620 Because you and I both know what life in the cities would mean without a police force.

00:07:50.940 We know it.

00:07:52.580 Chaos, cruelty,

00:07:54.380 and all those who are the most vulnerable will suffer the worst.

00:07:59.840 But mark my words,

00:08:01.360 no matter how much you play along,

00:08:03.940 the mob will come for you.

00:08:06.620 They will take what you have,

00:08:08.900 because when you actually read the words,

00:08:11.180 or listen to people like I just played for you,

00:08:13.640 the people who lead these groups,

00:08:15.920 they are for revolution,

00:08:17.380 they are for chaos,

00:08:18.440 they are for taking you,

00:08:20.120 the system,

00:08:20.960 and everything you've ever held dear down,

00:08:23.700 rip it apart, 0.99

00:08:24.720 destroy it, 1.00

00:08:25.520 burn it, 1.00

00:08:25.980 and never look back. 0.86

00:08:29.380 Where's your voice?

00:08:32.380 America, why are you silent?

00:08:33.880 What your grandparents,

00:08:37.680 the greatest generation,

00:08:39.540 what they fought for,

00:08:40.860 is about to be lost,

00:08:42.280 but not on the beaches of Normandy.

00:08:46.080 No, shamefully,

00:08:47.080 it's all about to be lost with a yawn and a whimper.

00:08:54.200 Father's Day is this weekend.

00:08:55.460 Where are you, fathers?

00:08:59.700 Have we all been so hypnotized and so misled by social media

00:09:04.660 that we fail to see the cost to our children?

00:09:09.220 Hey, Columbus, Ohio,

00:09:10.920 they're now demanding that the statue of Columbus be taken down.

00:09:15.360 Well, when there is no Columbus,

00:09:17.880 what's the name of your city?

00:09:21.140 Chaz? 0.96

00:09:22.320 Chop?

00:09:24.320 Afraid?

00:09:27.700 Look, I...

00:09:28.920 I understand fear.

00:09:35.400 I understand the fear of losing your job.

00:09:40.340 I understand the fear of losing your friends,

00:09:42.680 being an outcast.

00:09:44.340 I've been there.

00:09:45.020 I understand the fear of losing your life,

00:09:52.680 being completely erased.

00:09:56.660 But there is more to this gift of life and freedom

00:10:00.360 that we have been granted here in this country.

00:10:03.860 There is more to it than a job or popularity.

00:10:06.800 I've lived this gift far more than my fair share.

00:10:20.840 I'm okay.

00:10:22.560 I'm okay.

00:10:23.740 with losing it for me

00:10:30.260 if it means saving it

00:10:32.640 for my grandchildren and my children.

00:10:35.600 Because that's what's happening.

00:10:38.780 And it's our turn to stand

00:10:40.940 as Martin Luther King or Abraham Lincoln stood.

00:10:44.120 And they were afraid.

00:10:45.540 They were terrified.

00:10:46.780 They were tired.

00:10:47.940 Have you seen the look

00:10:49.480 of Abraham Lincoln in a few short years?

00:10:52.280 He didn't want to do any of that.

00:10:56.520 But he knew someone had to do it.

00:10:58.940 The same for Martin Luther King.

00:11:00.580 He knew that he was born

00:11:02.360 at that time for a reason.

00:11:04.500 Just as you are born

00:11:05.880 at this time for a reason as well.

00:11:08.100 In this country.

00:11:09.300 And it wasn't to bow down.

00:11:11.040 It wasn't to kneel down.

00:11:12.580 It wasn't to grovel and kiss the feet

00:11:14.980 of Marxist revolutionaries.

00:11:18.580 They will not bring you

00:11:20.080 a new peaceful world.

00:11:21.280 They will bring you

00:11:22.360 one of terror, oppression,

00:11:24.800 death for our children.

00:11:29.300 We're about to...

00:11:30.640 We're about to hit

00:11:32.760 an amazing birthday

00:11:36.160 for our nation

00:11:37.860 in just a few short years.

00:11:40.120 300 years.

00:11:41.720 The oldest constitution

00:11:42.920 in the world.

00:11:45.580 And it's hanging by thread.

00:11:47.880 And what are our churches doing?

00:11:49.760 Oh, shame on you, churches.

00:11:53.280 Our churches are either

00:11:54.560 preaching Marxism

00:11:55.960 or its gateway drug

00:11:57.440 from the pulpit.

00:11:58.440 Or they're just playing it safe.

00:12:00.100 Carving out a safe space

00:12:01.960 for their church

00:12:02.760 or their faith.

00:12:04.040 Or just remaining silent

00:12:05.660 so they can keep

00:12:06.740 their congregation

00:12:07.660 intact for the tithing money.

00:12:09.540 Which is worse?

00:12:10.840 At least the Marxists,

00:12:13.720 the social justice warriors,

00:12:15.800 at least they believe

00:12:17.020 in something.

00:12:18.120 Do you even believe

00:12:19.220 the words you preach?

00:12:20.660 Have you all gone mad?

00:12:22.900 Where is this?

00:12:24.140 Where is freedom?

00:12:25.360 Where is forgiveness?

00:12:27.200 This is a message

00:12:28.380 of no forgiveness.

00:12:30.400 Where's the individual

00:12:31.640 in this scheme?

00:12:32.920 Because Christ didn't come

00:12:34.180 for us as a group.

00:12:35.120 He came for us

00:12:35.960 each individually.

00:12:37.120 This is a mob.

00:12:38.320 Did Jesus preach mobs,

00:12:41.080 looting, class warfare?

00:12:42.820 Did he teach one race

00:12:44.260 over another?

00:12:45.440 Redistribution of wealth?

00:12:46.920 Did he and his apostles

00:12:48.120 throw down the statues

00:12:49.560 of the Roman gods?

00:12:50.900 Because certainly

00:12:51.600 the Son of God

00:12:52.820 found those statues

00:12:54.260 offensive and personally hurtful.

00:12:58.960 Do the disciples of God,

00:13:01.600 do the disciples of Jesus Christ

00:13:03.700 now support revenge,

00:13:05.960 covetousness,

00:13:06.540 and violent revolution?

00:13:09.320 The lies,

00:13:10.700 the deception,

00:13:11.560 the downright deceit.

00:13:13.720 It is evil.

00:13:15.760 And if you don't see it

00:13:17.040 or at least feel

00:13:18.240 that something

00:13:19.160 has gone wrong here,

00:13:21.060 frankly,

00:13:21.700 you may be too lost.

00:13:24.720 But believe me,

00:13:26.080 history will find you.

00:13:28.480 History will remember you

00:13:30.060 for what you chose

00:13:31.120 to do or not do

00:13:32.800 as man's greatest experiment

00:13:35.320 to see if men

00:13:37.060 could rule themselves.

00:13:39.640 Oh, history will remember

00:13:41.240 that when it got tough

00:13:42.480 because, frankly,

00:13:43.700 it became too easy,

00:13:46.240 you traded our freedom

00:13:48.220 for what?

00:13:49.780 For what?

00:13:51.240 No cops? 1.00

00:13:52.320 You're an imbecile. 1.00

00:13:56.200 Man, if I were the devil, 1.00

00:13:57.420 I couldn't have planned

00:13:58.180 this better.

00:14:00.280 Where are you,

00:14:01.800 valiant, honest men

00:14:03.300 and women

00:14:03.760 who are awake?

00:14:05.480 Stand up!

00:14:07.000 Square your shoulders!

00:14:08.100 You are the son

00:14:09.420 or daughter

00:14:09.980 of the only king

00:14:10.980 who doesn't need you.

00:14:13.960 He wants you.

00:14:17.660 Has anybody noticed

00:14:18.820 the gift that we've been given lately?

00:14:20.920 Because of COVID,

00:14:22.260 we've had a short period of time

00:14:24.160 where everything,

00:14:25.560 all this busy nonsense

00:14:27.180 of the world

00:14:27.740 is put on pause,

00:14:29.240 a chance to come back

00:14:30.460 to our families,

00:14:31.460 to our roots,

00:14:32.940 to our God.

00:14:34.480 We have been taken out

00:14:35.960 of the noise

00:14:36.640 and the filth of the world

00:14:37.840 so we could be quiet enough

00:14:39.380 to remember

00:14:40.080 who we really are.

00:14:41.700 And yet,

00:14:42.340 we're still restless.

00:14:44.360 Why?

00:14:45.860 Because even in this

00:14:46.940 miraculous time,

00:14:48.280 we haven't recognized

00:14:49.500 the only thing

00:14:50.160 that can truly

00:14:50.920 give us rest.

00:14:56.100 Listen.

00:15:00.380 If tomorrow,

00:15:02.460 and time is of the essence,

00:15:05.440 if tomorrow

00:15:06.260 we began

00:15:07.500 a massive

00:15:08.220 national action

00:15:10.800 not to do anything

00:15:13.140 but personally

00:15:14.000 teach our children

00:15:15.360 the true history

00:15:16.700 and then stand

00:15:18.320 in our own communities,

00:15:19.800 we win

00:15:20.540 because we surround them.

00:15:23.700 Americans

00:15:24.460 versus Marxists,

00:15:26.060 not left versus right,

00:15:27.440 Americans

00:15:28.000 versus Marxist

00:15:29.400 revolutionaries.

00:15:32.680 But let me just say this.

00:15:34.100 even if we didn't

00:15:35.340 have a chance

00:15:36.140 of winning,

00:15:37.560 where are those

00:15:38.380 who would join

00:15:39.220 a losing fight

00:15:40.800 just because it's right?

00:15:43.740 Where are the real

00:15:44.940 civil rights leaders

00:15:46.100 of today

00:15:46.760 who will take

00:15:47.760 a beating

00:15:48.200 from this

00:15:48.840 Marxist mob

00:15:50.340 because it's right?

00:15:52.640 Where are those

00:15:53.860 today

00:15:54.280 that died

00:15:54.920 at the Alamo?

00:15:57.080 It'd be funny

00:15:58.220 if it weren't

00:15:58.800 so tragic.

00:15:59.920 They died

00:16:00.560 for the freedom

00:16:01.380 of those

00:16:01.940 they didn't

00:16:02.600 even know

00:16:03.560 and this generation

00:16:05.120 won't even risk

00:16:06.100 being defriended

00:16:07.180 for those

00:16:08.360 we love.

00:16:12.400 Where are those

00:16:13.480 who came

00:16:13.920 from foreign lands?

00:16:16.500 Where are those

00:16:17.600 who saw

00:16:18.080 the promise

00:16:18.600 of freedom

00:16:19.160 when they were

00:16:21.000 oppressed?

00:16:21.880 Where are those

00:16:22.500 who were held

00:16:23.000 captive elsewhere?

00:16:24.640 Those who loved

00:16:25.560 America's founders

00:16:26.540 behind the Iron Curtain?

00:16:28.440 Those who know

00:16:29.260 this evil

00:16:30.080 because they

00:16:31.660 seen this evil

00:16:32.860 they lived it

00:16:33.940 when so many

00:16:34.620 didn't.

00:16:37.100 Your new country

00:16:38.180 needs you.

00:16:39.860 Where are the

00:16:40.400 Cuban and

00:16:41.000 Venezuelan

00:16:41.640 communities?

00:16:43.200 Your country

00:16:44.140 is being torpedoed 0.96

00:16:45.340 by thieves

00:16:46.060 and saboteurs 0.99

00:16:47.080 that you

00:16:47.920 personally

00:16:48.660 have seen

00:16:49.300 come and 1.00

00:16:49.940 rape your 1.00

00:16:51.120 own country 1.00

00:16:51.940 before.

00:16:53.100 This country

00:16:53.820 is going down

00:16:54.900 it is time

00:16:55.880 all hands

00:16:57.320 on deck.

00:16:58.620 Organize

00:16:59.240 yourselves.

00:17:00.080 Where are the

00:17:01.100 handful of

00:17:01.760 men and

00:17:02.100 women who 0.99

00:17:02.720 know why

00:17:03.400 Gandhi and

00:17:04.040 MLK won?

00:17:05.380 Who have the

00:17:05.980 peace, the

00:17:06.660 love, the

00:17:07.220 fortitude to

00:17:08.380 march hand in

00:17:09.500 hand into the

00:17:10.340 jaws of hell?

00:17:13.360 Who have the

00:17:13.820 who is it now

00:17:15.980 that has the

00:17:16.520 faith to know

00:17:17.580 that the gospel

00:17:18.700 truths are the

00:17:19.820 only shield you

00:17:20.960 need?

00:17:21.840 Who will call

00:17:22.940 out this evil

00:17:24.320 by name?

00:17:26.660 Who will not

00:17:28.000 apologize for

00:17:29.120 for what

00:17:29.320 you know

00:17:29.780 is true?

00:17:32.140 Let me tell

00:17:32.520 you something.

00:17:33.080 All of the

00:17:33.780 forces on

00:17:34.420 earth are

00:17:34.780 arrayed against

00:17:35.440 you.

00:17:36.340 That is

00:17:36.960 absolutely

00:17:37.480 true.

00:17:37.940 It was reported

00:17:38.560 today that the

00:17:39.300 leaders of

00:17:39.820 Black Lives

00:17:40.500 Matter have 1.00

00:17:41.260 spent millions

00:17:42.400 on travel and

00:17:43.840 consulting.

00:17:44.400 I was in the

00:17:45.660 tea party.

00:17:46.520 We didn't have

00:17:47.300 a hundred

00:17:47.740 bucks between

00:17:48.780 us.

00:17:50.680 And you know

00:17:51.440 what?

00:17:52.240 This time we

00:17:52.900 won't have any

00:17:53.500 of that either.

00:17:54.860 But if we are

00:17:55.800 united in our

00:17:56.900 cause and

00:17:57.920 humbly ask God

00:17:59.060 for forgiveness

00:17:59.700 and guidance,

00:18:00.600 who could

00:18:01.240 possibly stand

00:18:02.380 against us?

00:18:03.360 Know this,

00:18:04.240 he will never

00:18:05.520 be on our

00:18:06.700 side.

00:18:07.540 We must be

00:18:08.740 on his side.

00:18:10.300 And here's the

00:18:10.840 great thing.

00:18:11.500 They are so

00:18:12.320 delusional, they

00:18:13.120 think they've

00:18:13.580 already won. 0.99

00:18:14.560 They're arrogant 0.99

00:18:15.420 and in their 0.99

00:18:16.120 arrogance they 0.75

00:18:17.020 will fail.

00:18:18.420 They want

00:18:18.960 violence and

00:18:19.780 chaos, but if

00:18:20.720 we fight fire

00:18:21.580 with water, hate

00:18:22.800 with love, chaos

00:18:23.980 with peace, they

00:18:25.060 will not know

00:18:26.040 what to do.

00:18:27.660 And the world

00:18:28.700 will watch as

00:18:29.580 perhaps they

00:18:30.220 haven't since

00:18:31.860 simple Americans

00:18:33.800 put a man on 0.96

00:18:34.660 the moon and

00:18:35.320 Martin Luther

00:18:35.840 King marched

00:18:36.800 against actual

00:18:37.940 racist cops.

00:18:41.720 The media, the

00:18:43.200 elite academia, far

00:18:45.140 too many in our

00:18:45.800 local state and

00:18:46.740 federal positions,

00:18:47.580 they need you to

00:18:49.260 feel small and

00:18:50.340 insignificant.

00:18:50.980 That's what they've

00:18:51.740 been doing to you

00:18:52.740 for 15 years, but

00:18:54.860 you are not.

00:18:56.320 You have all the

00:18:57.260 power, or they

00:18:58.520 would have silenced

00:18:59.400 you or me a long

00:19:00.980 time ago.

00:19:03.080 They are afraid of

00:19:04.660 you.

00:19:06.580 When we are one,

00:19:08.120 we are unstoppable.

00:19:09.260 Never bet against a

00:19:12.240 united America.

00:19:15.900 Sarah, blow off the 1.00

00:19:17.460 spot, I'll make it

00:19:18.100 up later.

00:19:19.200 Pause for 10

00:19:20.000 seconds for the

00:19:20.700 stations.

00:19:29.220 Here's what I want

00:19:30.040 you to do.

00:19:30.840 I want you to go

00:19:31.660 out and get the 0.99

00:19:32.460 5,000 year leap.

00:19:33.860 I haven't talked

00:19:34.400 about it for a

00:19:35.080 while.

00:19:35.520 I need you to read

00:19:36.400 it.

00:19:36.600 I want you to learn

00:19:37.420 it.

00:19:37.820 I want you to get

00:19:38.440 a pocket

00:19:38.900 constitution.

00:19:39.900 I want you to

00:19:40.380 learn it and teach

00:19:41.260 it.

00:19:41.680 I want you to get

00:19:42.220 a Bible and read

00:19:43.340 it and preach it.

00:19:44.540 You need to stand.

00:19:46.140 You stand proudly as

00:19:47.580 an American.

00:19:48.680 This country is not

00:19:49.980 evil.

00:19:50.760 You stand proudly

00:19:52.080 with the truth.

00:19:53.560 You stand peacefully

00:19:54.720 together.

00:19:55.520 You march like king.

00:19:57.120 You are not a

00:19:58.380 racist.

00:19:59.100 This country is

00:19:59.980 good.

00:20:00.640 We saved millions

00:20:01.840 from the death

00:20:02.700 chambers of Marxism,

00:20:04.140 and we have millions

00:20:05.280 more to yet set free.

00:20:07.420 This is not about

00:20:08.860 white versus black 0.99

00:20:10.000 or rich versus

00:20:10.960 poor or even

00:20:11.980 left versus right.

00:20:13.260 This is simply

00:20:14.260 about right versus

00:20:15.460 wrong.

00:20:17.420 And I, for one,

00:20:18.380 will not go over

00:20:19.780 the cliff with the

00:20:20.720 rest of humanity.

00:20:21.740 I know what's

00:20:22.580 true.

00:20:23.080 I know what's

00:20:23.920 right.

00:20:25.280 You will not

00:20:26.240 silence my voice.

00:20:29.200 We were known

00:20:30.440 the world over as

00:20:31.640 people who did the

00:20:32.500 impossible, as a

00:20:34.200 force for light and

00:20:35.360 goodness, and we

00:20:36.360 will be again, but

00:20:39.160 only if you stand

00:20:40.100 now, only if you

00:20:41.820 speak now with

00:20:43.100 love and only what

00:20:45.180 you know to be

00:20:46.080 true.

00:20:47.840 It is time,

00:20:49.120 America, to come

00:20:49.820 out of the shadows.

00:20:51.280 It is time for your

00:20:52.300 voice to be heard.

00:20:53.280 Take a stand.

00:20:56.820 Because if you do,

00:20:58.060 together we will

00:20:59.020 restore our sacred

00:21:00.000 constitution and the

00:21:01.080 promise of the

00:21:02.180 Declaration of

00:21:02.900 Independence, and we

00:21:04.100 will reach higher

00:21:05.040 heights of opportunity

00:21:06.160 and equality, because

00:21:07.920 that's the one thing

00:21:09.400 we have in common

00:21:10.380 with the protesters,

00:21:11.860 except I think we

00:21:13.140 actually believe in

00:21:14.540 it.

00:21:15.620 They're just using.

00:21:18.360 They're just using

00:21:19.780 people.

00:21:23.620 Let us live up to

00:21:24.960 our ideals.

00:21:27.360 Let us restore

00:21:28.600 truth, justice, and

00:21:30.820 the American way.

00:21:31.900 let us live the

00:21:34.260 constitution.

00:21:38.640 Let us all once

00:21:40.220 again find these

00:21:42.660 truths to be self-

00:21:44.080 evident.

00:21:47.900 But let's do it

00:21:49.260 together.

00:21:50.640 Let's do it in peace

00:21:52.100 and love, and with

00:21:53.940 God's light, not

00:21:55.640 man's.

00:21:56.180 and let us

00:21:59.640 mutually pledge to

00:22:00.800 one another, our

00:22:02.360 lives, our

00:22:03.780 fortunes, and our

00:22:05.420 sacred honor.

00:22:15.740 I want you to join

00:22:17.300 me virtually at the

00:22:19.080 Standing Rock Ranch on

00:22:20.600 July 2nd.

00:22:21.760 I am going to, I'm

00:22:27.200 going to show you

00:22:27.700 who we really are.

00:22:29.660 I'm going to show

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00:22:30.980 unite and change

00:22:32.840 the world.

00:22:34.180 Bring lightness

00:22:35.320 back to our

00:22:36.200 country.

00:22:37.100 Don't miss it.

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00:24:01.560 Oh, yeah, diggity dog.

00:24:27.760 Welcome to the Glenn Beck

00:24:28.740 program.

00:24:29.620 It is the weekend of

00:24:31.380 Father's Day, and I've

00:24:32.360 been thinking about my

00:24:34.300 father today, and I've

00:24:36.140 also been thinking a lot

00:24:37.260 about, because of

00:24:38.660 COVID-19, how many

00:24:39.980 people have not seen

00:24:41.060 their father for a long

00:24:42.180 time because he's

00:24:43.320 elderly or in bad

00:24:45.100 health, and here comes

00:24:46.720 Father's Day, and you're

00:24:47.640 not going to be able to

00:24:48.220 spend time with him

00:24:48.900 again.

00:24:50.360 Meanwhile, my kids are

00:24:51.440 just inviting people over

00:24:52.620 to the house just to

00:24:53.580 cough on me, but that's a

00:24:54.980 different, that's a

00:24:55.840 different story.

00:24:56.800 If you haven't seen your

00:24:59.440 father for a while, I

00:25:01.000 want to tell you

00:25:01.440 something that StoryCorps

00:25:02.480 has done.

00:25:03.180 They've created StoryCorps

00:25:04.860 Connect, which allows

00:25:06.760 people to interview a

00:25:08.700 loved one remotely and

00:25:09.960 then upload it to the

00:25:11.080 Library of Congress,

00:25:11.860 where it becomes part of

00:25:12.820 American history.

00:25:14.060 I think this would be a

00:25:15.000 really cool Father's Day

00:25:16.320 present.

00:25:16.920 I mean, my kids would

00:25:18.000 never do it because

00:25:18.520 they're sick of hearing

00:25:19.120 me talk, but the idea

00:25:23.240 that you are talking to

00:25:24.660 your dad about his

00:25:25.840 life and then it's

00:25:27.800 going to the Library

00:25:28.620 of Congress, I think

00:25:29.320 would be a great, great

00:25:31.620 present, telling your

00:25:33.780 dad what he taught you

00:25:36.340 and how you feel.

00:25:37.700 Now, the last time we

00:25:38.560 had Dave Isay on with

00:25:40.320 us from StoryCorps, we

00:25:41.540 played a clip of his

00:25:42.360 son, Toby, who had

00:25:44.180 coronavirus and was

00:25:45.240 recovering, and he was

00:25:46.260 interviewing his

00:25:46.920 grandmother remotely

00:25:47.980 about what it was like

00:25:50.580 to live through

00:25:51.960 coronavirus and her 0.75

00:25:55.160 losing her grandmother

00:25:56.120 to the flu epidemic of

00:25:57.400 1918.

00:25:58.580 If you're interested in

00:25:59.880 doing this, go to

00:26:00.680 StoryCorpsConnect.org and

00:26:03.040 get started.

00:26:03.700 It's a great Father's

00:26:04.780 Day thing.

00:26:06.180 StoryCorpsConnect.org.

00:26:08.280 Go there this weekend.

00:26:10.360 We have Dave Isay on

00:26:11.480 and with us.

00:26:12.060 He's going to share a

00:26:12.820 great Father's Day

00:26:13.820 connection story.

00:26:15.840 First of all, Dave,

00:26:16.680 how's Toby doing?

00:26:19.380 Hi, Glenn.

00:26:20.280 It's great to hear your

00:26:21.280 voice.

00:26:21.580 Happy Father's Day.

00:26:22.500 He's 100 days in.

00:26:24.480 He's starting to get

00:26:25.120 better.

00:26:25.780 It's been a long road,

00:26:27.140 but I really appreciate

00:26:28.000 you remembering.

00:26:29.180 Thank you.

00:26:29.760 Yeah.

00:26:30.120 So he is 100 days and

00:26:32.780 he's still not fully

00:26:33.760 back?

00:26:34.880 Yeah, he's not.

00:26:35.440 He's not fully.

00:26:36.160 I think there's a lot we

00:26:37.160 don't know about this

00:26:38.020 illness.

00:26:39.240 He's not, you know, he's

00:26:40.180 not deathly ill, but

00:26:41.780 the kid's still sick. 0.92

00:26:43.980 Yeah, it stinks. 0.99

00:26:45.520 It stinks.

00:26:46.120 That's incredible.

00:26:47.000 I really appreciate you

00:26:47.120 asking.

00:26:47.780 And he's doing better.

00:26:50.020 He's doing better.

00:26:50.620 Good.

00:26:51.020 Thank you.

00:26:51.840 Good.

00:26:52.320 I'm glad to hear it.

00:26:54.020 So I got to believe, Dave,

00:26:55.780 there's a lot of people

00:26:56.880 that don't get to see

00:26:58.260 their dad this weekend

00:27:01.300 and celebrate Father's Day

00:27:03.260 the way they would want to

00:27:04.500 or the way we always have.

00:27:07.160 And I would assume that

00:27:09.640 your traffic is going to

00:27:10.800 be very, very heavy

00:27:11.840 this weekend.

00:27:13.560 Can you give us a story?

00:27:14.640 I think we have

00:27:16.500 William and Kimberly

00:27:18.840 Weaver

00:27:19.400 about Father's Day.

00:27:22.080 Is that right?

00:27:22.500 Can you set this story up

00:27:23.800 so people hear what

00:27:25.160 this is kind of like?

00:27:26.840 Sure.

00:27:27.640 So this is this is an

00:27:28.860 interview that was recorded

00:27:29.860 in Atlanta, Georgia,

00:27:31.240 and it's a dad

00:27:32.300 talking to his daughter

00:27:33.780 about his dad.

00:27:35.040 Lynn Weaver's dad's name

00:27:36.080 was Ted Weaver,

00:27:36.860 and he was a janitor

00:27:38.160 and a chauffeur

00:27:38.860 in Knoxville, Tennessee.

00:27:40.960 And Lynn wanted to 1.00

00:27:42.360 talk about him

00:27:43.000 to his daughter,

00:27:43.580 the most important person

00:27:44.480 in his life.

00:27:46.400 Here it is.

00:27:47.280 Listen, my father

00:27:48.020 was everything to me.

00:27:50.720 And it's actually

00:27:51.880 kind of difficult

00:27:52.560 talking about him

00:27:53.780 without becoming

00:27:54.680 very emotional.

00:27:56.120 Up until, you know,

00:27:57.900 he died.

00:27:58.760 Every decision I made,

00:28:00.060 I'd always call him.

00:28:01.820 And he would never

00:28:02.600 tell me what to do,

00:28:04.020 but he would always

00:28:04.860 listen and say,

00:28:05.660 well, what do you want to do?

00:28:07.000 And he made me feel

00:28:08.140 that I could do anything

00:28:09.040 that I wanted to do.

00:28:10.900 I can remember

00:28:11.780 when we integrated

00:28:12.980 to schools

00:28:13.720 that there were many times

00:28:15.840 when I was just scared.

00:28:18.780 And I didn't think

00:28:20.440 that I would survive.

00:28:22.500 And I'd look up

00:28:23.200 and he'd be there.

00:28:24.240 And whenever I saw him,

00:28:26.200 I knew that I was safe.

00:28:28.940 You know, I always tell you

00:28:30.440 that your mama

00:28:31.300 is the smartest person

00:28:32.320 I've ever met.

00:28:34.060 But I think my father

00:28:35.180 ranks right up there

00:28:36.400 as brilliant.

00:28:37.500 And when I was in high school,

00:28:39.360 I was taking algebra

00:28:40.560 and I was sitting

00:28:42.160 at the kitchen table

00:28:42.800 trying to do my homework.

00:28:44.980 And I got frustrated.

00:28:46.700 I said, I just can't

00:28:47.400 figure this out.

00:28:48.140 I'm just.

00:28:49.080 So my father said,

00:28:49.900 what's the problem?

00:28:50.540 He came by.

00:28:51.180 He said, what's the problem?

00:28:52.640 And I said,

00:28:53.120 that's this algebra.

00:28:54.080 And he said, well,

00:28:55.060 let me look at it.

00:28:55.920 I said that they didn't

00:28:56.660 even have algebra

00:28:57.240 in your day.

00:28:58.660 And I went to sleep

00:28:59.640 and around four o'clock

00:29:01.340 that morning,

00:29:01.880 he woke me up.

00:29:02.680 He said, come on, son,

00:29:04.040 get up.

00:29:04.400 He sent me

00:29:06.000 at the kitchen table

00:29:06.780 and he taught me algebra.

00:29:10.580 What he had done

00:29:11.560 is sit up all night

00:29:13.420 and read the algebra book.

00:29:15.820 And then he explained

00:29:16.960 the problems to me

00:29:17.960 so I could do them

00:29:19.400 and understand them.

00:29:21.220 And to this day,

00:29:22.300 I live my life

00:29:23.380 trying to be half the man

00:29:24.460 my father was.

00:29:25.740 Just half the man.

00:29:27.860 And I would be a success

00:29:30.420 if my children loved me

00:29:31.760 half as much

00:29:32.480 as I loved my father.

00:29:36.280 That is exactly

00:29:37.520 how I feel

00:29:39.580 if

00:29:40.580 if my children

00:29:42.720 would

00:29:44.060 love me

00:29:45.160 half as much.

00:29:47.760 It's a

00:29:48.460 it's an amazing thing.

00:29:51.280 Dave

00:29:51.880 went on to become

00:29:52.520 Lynn went on 0.99

00:29:53.480 Lynn went on 0.99

00:29:54.480 to become

00:29:54.980 chairman of surgery

00:29:56.780 at Morehouse School of Medicine,

00:29:58.960 a very famous

00:29:59.860 renowned surgeon.

00:30:01.240 He passed away last year.

00:30:03.460 And just like you

00:30:05.340 you wish you could

00:30:06.100 talk to your dad.

00:30:06.900 I mean, I think,

00:30:07.540 you know, this time of COVID

00:30:08.880 is a reminder

00:30:09.580 that it's important,

00:30:11.060 you know,

00:30:11.820 to take the time

00:30:13.340 to listen to the people

00:30:14.200 we love

00:30:14.660 and to honor them

00:30:15.480 by saying,

00:30:16.160 who are you?

00:30:17.040 How do you want

00:30:17.420 to be remembered?

00:30:18.640 Because remember,

00:30:19.340 your great great grandkids

00:30:20.340 will hear this someday.

00:30:21.580 So, yeah.

00:30:23.180 And I'm sorry

00:30:24.000 about the loss

00:30:24.560 of your dad

00:30:25.020 whenever that was.

00:30:25.900 I lost my dad

00:30:26.660 doing it.

00:30:28.440 It's tough.

00:30:29.560 It never really goes away.

00:30:31.080 Never really goes away.

00:30:32.120 Nope.

00:30:33.460 You know,

00:30:34.180 I have to tell you,

00:30:35.380 my great great uncle

00:30:39.520 and great great grandfather

00:30:41.220 fought in the Civil War.

00:30:43.860 They fought for the North.

00:30:45.460 They were in Andersonville,

00:30:47.440 both of them.

00:30:48.180 I mean,

00:30:48.360 it's a typical back story.

00:30:49.620 They were fighting

00:30:50.160 for like four days

00:30:51.300 and caught

00:30:51.860 and thrown into

00:30:52.940 the world's worst

00:30:54.100 concentration camp

00:30:56.000 or at least

00:30:57.000 at that time.

00:30:57.600 and one of them died

00:31:00.860 and the other one

00:31:02.080 never really fully recovered

00:31:03.560 and I only have one letter

00:31:05.600 from my grandfather,

00:31:09.020 my great grandfather's daughter

00:31:11.280 who talks about it

00:31:13.340 and it's just

00:31:14.660 a quick paragraph

00:31:16.060 and what I would give

00:31:19.240 to hear their voices,

00:31:21.920 to hear,

00:31:23.080 you know,

00:31:24.240 him being interviewed

00:31:25.420 by his daughter

00:31:27.820 now

00:31:29.200 and that's the great thing

00:31:31.020 that I want,

00:31:32.400 please,

00:31:33.480 I want you to understand

00:31:34.720 storycoreconnect.org.

00:31:37.320 It's saved

00:31:38.440 by the National Archives

00:31:39.800 so it will live on forever

00:31:41.440 and you're not just

00:31:42.880 giving a gift

00:31:43.400 to your dad

00:31:44.160 but you're giving

00:31:45.060 your gift

00:31:45.460 to your children,

00:31:46.620 your children's children,

00:31:48.100 their children.

00:31:49.280 They will actually

00:31:50.020 be able to hear

00:31:51.380 the voices

00:31:52.720 of the people

00:31:54.160 that you hold up now

00:31:56.480 and say

00:31:56.940 these are the,

00:31:58.460 this is what I learned,

00:31:59.640 this is the principles

00:32:01.160 that we lived

00:32:02.480 our life on.

00:32:03.780 How remarkable

00:32:05.260 would that be?

00:32:06.740 Dave,

00:32:07.080 thank you so much

00:32:07.780 for everything you do.

00:32:09.380 You're welcome.

00:32:10.160 Thank you, Glenn.

00:32:10.980 And Glenn,

00:32:11.240 even if your kids

00:32:11.880 don't want to interview you,

00:32:12.780 maybe they can ask you

00:32:13.580 about your dad

00:32:14.260 and you could have

00:32:15.120 that record

00:32:15.600 for your great-great-grandchildren.

00:32:17.000 So just a thought

00:32:17.680 for the weekend.

00:32:19.220 Yeah,

00:32:19.500 thank you so much.

00:32:21.680 StoryCorpsConnect.org

00:32:22.720 StoryCorpsConnect.org

00:32:27.160 All right,

00:32:28.040 back in a minute.

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00:33:57.480 I have another one.

00:33:57.980 Yeah,

00:33:58.360 you were blabbing before,

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00:34:02.800 of course,

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00:34:09.640 Can you stop giving my wife credit

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00:35:20.140 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

00:35:22.980 I want to tell you a story

00:35:39.420 about Nancy Green.

00:35:40.920 She was a wealthy,

00:35:42.600 wealthy superstar

00:35:43.600 in the advertising world,

00:35:45.740 and she was

00:35:46.860 the advertising world's

00:35:48.380 first living trademark.

00:35:50.180 So she was

00:35:51.400 the first person

00:35:52.200 whose face

00:35:52.780 and image

00:35:53.320 and everything else

00:35:54.000 was trademarked.

00:35:55.580 She was 56 years old,

00:35:57.340 and she was selected

00:35:58.200 as a spokesperson

00:35:59.940 for a new product

00:36:02.020 that made its debut

00:36:03.580 in 1893

00:36:04.460 at the fair

00:36:05.180 and exposition

00:36:05.820 in Chicago.

00:36:07.460 Well,

00:36:08.000 she was the one

00:36:09.380 that was introducing

00:36:10.460 this thing

00:36:11.280 at the fair,

00:36:12.160 and that fair

00:36:13.340 was amazing.

00:36:14.160 There was everything

00:36:15.000 at that fair.

00:36:16.020 Nobody,

00:36:16.440 the things that happened

00:36:17.280 at the Chicago's

00:36:18.200 World's Fair.

00:36:19.300 Nobody had ever

00:36:20.140 seen these things before.

00:36:21.140 It was the first

00:36:21.680 Ferris wheel

00:36:22.520 and the first light bulb,

00:36:23.860 all of these things.

00:36:26.140 And she was

00:36:27.060 such a good storyteller.

00:36:29.260 She was so appealing,

00:36:30.740 so warm.

00:36:31.460 Everybody loved her.

00:36:33.380 And so they actually

00:36:34.320 had to put extra police

00:36:35.600 around her booth

00:36:37.120 because she would start in

00:36:39.180 and talk about this product,

00:36:40.480 and everybody would come,

00:36:42.500 and the word spread,

00:36:43.320 and they had to keep

00:36:43.880 people moving.

00:36:44.380 And so she had actually

00:36:45.280 had extra security

00:36:47.560 on that.

00:36:49.040 She was signed

00:36:50.120 to a lifetime contract.

00:36:51.980 She toured

00:36:53.000 the entire country,

00:36:54.900 extremely well paid.

00:36:57.100 She was a national

00:36:58.580 spokesperson,

00:36:59.460 which she became

00:37:00.980 a leading advocate

00:37:02.020 against poverty

00:37:03.060 and in favor

00:37:04.480 of equal rights

00:37:05.960 for people in Chicago.

00:37:09.380 She had her job

00:37:10.360 until she was 89 years old.

00:37:12.060 You don't know her

00:37:12.760 as Nancy Green.

00:37:15.160 You didn't even know

00:37:17.260 that she was born

00:37:18.500 a slave in 1834

00:37:20.620 in Montgomery County

00:37:22.160 in Kentucky.

00:37:25.400 You know her

00:37:26.580 as Aunt Jemima.

00:37:28.520 Now, how is erasing

00:37:30.260 Aunt Jemima

00:37:31.280 helping black people?

00:37:34.640 And by the way,

00:37:35.420 I asked Stu,

00:37:37.240 you know,

00:37:37.500 he's our stat guy,

00:37:39.020 and so he looks

00:37:40.060 at everything

00:37:41.020 through stats.

00:37:42.560 Stu,

00:37:44.180 how offensive

00:37:45.460 is Aunt Jemima

00:37:47.120 and Aunt Jemima

00:37:48.800 syrup

00:37:49.200 to the black community? 0.58

00:37:50.840 You know,

00:37:51.320 there's a pretty easy

00:37:51.980 way to test that

00:37:53.040 because you can look

00:37:54.740 at exactly

00:37:55.960 who buys

00:37:57.220 Aunt Jemima syrup.

00:37:58.620 First of all,

00:37:59.160 Aunt Jemima is the

00:37:59.760 most popular syrup

00:38:00.900 in America

00:38:01.540 by a massive margin.

00:38:03.760 It's about three

00:38:05.580 times as popular

00:38:08.260 as some of the

00:38:09.360 other names you

00:38:09.880 would think of

00:38:10.380 Mrs. Butterworth.

00:38:12.100 Which is going to

00:38:12.860 be gone too.

00:38:13.620 Yeah, she's totally

00:38:14.420 toast.

00:38:14.980 Mrs. Butterworth is

00:38:15.660 on the chopping block

00:38:16.320 for sure.

00:38:17.020 Hungry Jack,

00:38:17.640 I think it's four times

00:38:18.420 as much as Hungry Jack.

00:38:19.680 They sell a lot of syrup

00:38:21.140 and it's something that

00:38:22.060 people don't realize

00:38:23.300 how big of a deal

00:38:24.320 this is to shut down

00:38:25.520 a brand that has

00:38:26.360 three times as much

00:38:27.260 business as anybody

00:38:28.540 else on the market.

00:38:29.840 This is,

00:38:30.600 it's not a little

00:38:31.780 tiny thing.

00:38:33.060 But what's interesting

00:38:33.900 is this same thing

00:38:34.660 that happens all the time.

00:38:36.360 You know,

00:38:36.580 us white people

00:38:37.600 come to you

00:38:38.220 and we say,

00:38:39.000 hey Native Americans,

00:38:40.040 you know what,

00:38:40.360 you should be offended

00:38:41.000 by the Washington

00:38:41.880 Redskins name.

00:38:43.280 And Native Americans 0.99

00:38:44.260 say, hey shut up, 1.00

00:38:45.660 we'll tell you 1.00

00:38:46.140 when we're offended

00:38:46.680 about something,

00:38:47.300 okay?

00:38:48.020 Because it's 90%

00:38:49.440 of Native Americans

00:38:50.500 are not offended by it

00:38:51.540 when they actually

00:38:52.040 pull people.

00:38:53.180 Yeah, but they don't

00:38:54.360 know.

00:38:55.000 Right.

00:38:55.460 They're Native Americans.

00:38:57.580 We're white.

00:38:58.260 Right.

00:38:58.680 So we know

00:38:59.540 what should offend them.

00:39:01.240 It's the ultimate

00:39:01.920 whitesplaining,

00:39:03.200 isn't it?

00:39:03.700 Oh my God.

00:39:04.120 We're telling them

00:39:05.080 it's unbelievable.

00:39:05.960 They should be offended

00:39:07.000 by something

00:39:07.420 they're not offended by.

00:39:08.940 So how could you

00:39:09.400 So I'm getting

00:39:09.780 the impression

00:39:10.440 that Aunt Jemima

00:39:11.860 is not offensive

00:39:12.840 to African Americans.

00:39:14.320 Well, let's look at it.

00:39:15.120 You'd think,

00:39:15.660 first of all, 0.69

00:39:16.040 let's start with white people. 1.00

00:39:17.460 It's a very racist 0.99

00:39:18.240 product as we know.

00:39:19.500 So you would think

00:39:21.060 we would love this product,

00:39:22.540 right?

00:39:23.200 Of course,

00:39:23.500 of course.

00:39:24.200 Without even knowing it.

00:39:25.620 Of course.

00:39:26.180 The consumer research

00:39:27.480 outfit numerator

00:39:29.300 does studies on brands

00:39:30.940 and they have a scale

00:39:32.100 basically that works

00:39:32.880 like this.

00:39:33.340 It goes from 0 to 200

00:39:35.140 is the scale

00:39:35.920 with 100 being average.

00:39:37.900 So the average consumer,

00:39:39.000 if they were

00:39:39.460 a particular group,

00:39:40.960 they'd be right at 100.

00:39:42.400 Anything lower than that

00:39:43.140 is below average.

00:39:43.880 Anything above that

00:39:44.500 is above average.

00:39:45.820 So with white people, 0.71

00:39:47.300 the score on the 0 to 200

00:39:48.600 scale is 88.

00:39:50.380 They're slightly below

00:39:51.800 average as a

00:39:52.940 people who appreciate

00:39:54.320 and buy

00:39:55.020 Aunt Jemima syrup.

00:39:56.680 A little bit below average.

00:39:58.680 Not the case.

00:39:59.240 So Aunt Jemima

00:39:59.920 must be hated 0.98

00:40:01.880 by the African-American 1.00

00:40:03.060 community

00:40:03.520 because it's so offensive.

00:40:04.360 It's a racist.

00:40:05.040 Can you imagine

00:40:05.480 this product

00:40:05.960 that is being sold

00:40:06.920 with racist imagery?

00:40:08.720 Something so bad

00:40:09.620 they need to pull it

00:40:10.360 off the market.

00:40:11.020 It must be,

00:40:11.500 what,

00:40:11.560 a 0,

00:40:12.240 you would think.

00:40:12.780 Maybe a 5.

00:40:14.560 Right.

00:40:15.100 Here's the honor.

00:40:15.960 Again,

00:40:16.180 the scale is 0 to 200.

00:40:18.260 The African-American score

00:40:19.520 for Aunt Jemima

00:40:21.920 is 197.

00:40:24.420 It is

00:40:24.860 three points away

00:40:26.260 from perfect.

00:40:27.180 Perfect.

00:40:27.880 Right.

00:40:28.140 Three points away

00:40:29.160 from perfect.

00:40:30.880 The people who are

00:40:31.860 buying Aunt Jemima syrup

00:40:33.220 largely are

00:40:34.560 African-Americans

00:40:35.440 who love this.

00:40:36.760 In fact,

00:40:37.660 what is

00:40:38.040 currently going on

00:40:39.720 is we are

00:40:41.120 rewarding

00:40:42.100 this,

00:40:43.940 I guess,

00:40:44.800 our own white guilt

00:40:45.900 here

00:40:46.280 with pulling off

00:40:48.120 one of African-Americans

00:40:49.360 favorite products

00:40:50.900 in the grocery store.

00:40:52.440 We're taking it

00:40:53.380 off the shelves

00:40:54.160 so they understand

00:40:55.660 that it's racist

00:40:56.620 against them.

00:40:58.120 Thanks a lot,

00:40:59.080 white people.

00:40:59.660 We really appreciate it,

00:41:01.100 I'm sure.

00:41:01.880 Holy cow. 0.89

00:41:03.280 By the way,

00:41:03.980 I would like to point out, 0.69

00:41:04.920 you know who freaking

00:41:05.660 hates Aunt Jemima? 0.99

00:41:07.680 Asians.

00:41:09.200 Asians 0.99

00:41:09.640 hate Aunt Jemima. 1.00

00:41:10.980 I don't know why,

00:41:12.280 but I want to know.

00:41:13.480 It's a new investigation

00:41:14.340 we're launching here.

00:41:15.520 Only a 49

00:41:16.520 out of 200.

00:41:18.120 And I will say,

00:41:19.040 unlike Sarah Gonzales,

00:41:20.400 our own Sarah Gonzales,

00:41:21.400 who tweeted

00:41:21.840 that you should never

00:41:23.300 buy,

00:41:25.080 the only thing

00:41:26.240 offensive about

00:41:27.060 Aunt Jemima

00:41:27.620 is that

00:41:28.320 their people

00:41:29.040 are still buying 0.93

00:41:29.560 that crappy 1.00

00:41:30.080 corn syrup garbage. 1.00

00:41:32.300 Hispanics love 1.00

00:41:33.100 Aunt Jemima too!

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00:44:12.220 If it doesn't work,

00:44:12.860 it's amazing.

00:44:29.480 What you're about to hear

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00:44:33.140 of entertainment

00:44:34.720 and enlightenment.

00:44:36.100 This is

00:44:38.000 the Glenn

00:44:38.980 Bank

00:44:39.720 Program.

00:44:43.560 When I was growing up,

00:44:44.820 in fact,

00:44:45.120 until I moved to Texas,

00:44:46.340 I had never heard

00:44:47.680 of Juneteenth.

00:44:49.040 Well,

00:44:49.400 it's Juneteenth today

00:44:50.660 and now

00:44:51.960 we're on,

00:44:52.600 now,

00:44:53.300 if you work

00:44:54.460 at Tesla,

00:44:55.680 you are on,

00:44:56.660 you are on strike

00:44:58.120 or you're walking out.

00:44:59.780 Remember the guy

00:45:00.540 gave you your job back

00:45:02.060 just a couple of weeks ago

00:45:03.260 and he was a hero.

00:45:04.540 Now, 0.97

00:45:05.200 he's a monster 0.95

00:45:06.060 unless he responds 0.98

00:45:07.960 to Juneteenth

00:45:10.060 and talks about

00:45:11.000 how important it is.

00:45:12.220 They're not going to work

00:45:13.060 at Tesla.

00:45:13.720 You've got to be kidding me.

00:45:15.880 The truth on Juneteenth.

00:45:17.800 It is a very important holiday.

00:45:20.660 It is one of the greater stories

00:45:22.800 and not one that makes

00:45:25.260 the Democrats

00:45:26.060 look real good.

00:45:28.560 The truth on Juneteenth

00:45:30.320 and the truth on Columbus

00:45:31.840 with Michael Knowles

00:45:32.920 in one minute.

00:45:34.220 This is

00:45:35.100 the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:39.860 Miss a minute

00:45:40.620 and you'll miss a lot today.

00:45:42.080 Somewhere in America

00:45:42.840 within the sound of my voice

00:45:43.940 there's a man

00:45:44.600 riding out

00:45:45.200 across the amber fields

00:45:46.220 of grain

00:45:46.720 in the cockpit

00:45:47.920 of a metal monster.

00:45:50.040 Hot sunlight pours

00:45:51.120 through the windows

00:45:51.780 trying desperately

00:45:53.100 to overpower

00:45:53.900 the air conditioning.

00:45:55.480 From sunup

00:45:56.140 to sundown

00:45:56.820 he's doing

00:45:57.760 what he's made to do.

00:45:58.880 He plows

00:45:59.460 and he plants

00:46:00.240 then he harvests

00:46:01.200 and then he prays

00:46:02.900 for rain

00:46:03.520 not to destroy

00:46:05.180 that harvest

00:46:05.780 before it's picked up.

00:46:08.280 This way

00:46:08.960 it's gone in his family

00:46:09.780 since long before

00:46:10.520 he was a glimmering light

00:46:12.180 in his daddy's eye.

00:46:13.980 Out behind him

00:46:14.760 a rooster tail

00:46:15.860 of grain dust

00:46:17.000 speckled through

00:46:18.020 with the twisting

00:46:19.180 confetti

00:46:19.780 of chaff.

00:46:24.080 It marks his progress

00:46:25.380 through the enormous field.

00:46:27.380 It's hard work

00:46:28.060 I know.

00:46:30.120 I'm up here

00:46:30.680 in the mountains

00:46:31.160 where the people

00:46:31.880 are farming

00:46:32.940 and it is.

00:46:35.600 I don't know

00:46:36.140 how they do it.

00:46:38.140 Some days

00:46:38.860 he goes to bed

00:46:40.160 at four o'clock

00:46:40.860 in the morning

00:46:41.380 but the next day

00:46:43.980 his integrity

00:46:44.680 the force of who he is

00:46:45.860 pulls him out of bed

00:46:46.580 for another round

00:46:47.340 resting beneath

00:46:49.040 the steering wheel

00:46:49.760 of the combine

00:46:50.420 his feet are covered

00:46:51.540 with another form

00:46:52.380 of integrity

00:46:52.940 his pair of

00:46:53.600 Tecovas boots

00:46:54.460 200 steps

00:46:55.880 all handmade

00:46:56.660 shine resplendently

00:46:57.900 in the morning sun.

00:46:59.520 Find your pair now

00:47:00.400 at tecovas.com

00:47:01.840 slash back

00:47:02.520 that's tecovas.com

00:47:04.300 slash back

00:47:05.080 T-E-C-O-V-A-S 1.00

00:47:07.180 dot com

00:47:07.940 slash back

00:47:08.760 Tecovas

00:47:09.740 Western goods

00:47:11.340 for your frontiers.

00:47:17.340 So I don't know

00:47:22.460 if you've heard

00:47:23.620 if you live

00:47:24.520 in Columbus, Ohio

00:47:25.580 what's next?

00:47:27.100 They want to take down

00:47:27.960 the statue of Columbus

00:47:29.200 You live in

00:47:30.700 Columbus, Ohio

00:47:33.200 Do you think

00:47:34.760 it's going to end

00:47:35.480 with the statue

00:47:36.440 being removed?

00:47:38.120 Wake up America!

00:47:41.300 This is the most 1.00

00:47:42.740 insane crap 1.00

00:47:44.320 I've ever seen 1.00

00:47:45.560 This is Mao's

00:47:48.040 cultural revolution

00:47:49.180 They are destroying

00:47:50.640 every bit

00:47:51.740 of our history

00:47:52.540 I am not a fan

00:47:54.040 of the Robert E. Lee

00:47:54.940 statues

00:47:55.480 that are around

00:47:56.900 in our country

00:47:57.660 I'm not a fan of it

00:47:58.780 But why are you

00:48:00.740 removing it?

00:48:02.360 This is an important

00:48:03.500 part of our history

00:48:04.700 and we can stand there

00:48:06.460 and tell our children

00:48:07.320 who is that guy?

00:48:08.600 That's a guy

00:48:09.080 who betrayed the country

00:48:10.220 That's a guy

00:48:11.160 who went down

00:48:12.060 and was part

00:48:12.940 of the confederacy

00:48:13.960 and son

00:48:15.220 no matter what

00:48:15.780 anybody tells you

00:48:16.700 it was not

00:48:18.100 about state rights

00:48:19.280 because if you

00:48:20.160 joined the confederacy

00:48:21.200 you did not

00:48:22.180 have the right

00:48:23.160 to say no

00:48:24.140 to slavery

00:48:24.780 You had to

00:48:26.300 expand to slavery

00:48:27.780 So it wasn't

00:48:29.060 about state rights

00:48:30.280 son

00:48:30.700 It was about

00:48:31.740 slavery

00:48:32.340 and money

00:48:33.320 And that man

00:48:34.640 up on that statue

00:48:35.620 he betrayed

00:48:37.240 everything that

00:48:38.060 we hold dear

00:48:39.260 in our declaration

00:48:40.200 of independence

00:48:40.960 Well you've just

00:48:42.280 silenced me

00:48:44.520 teaching my son

00:48:45.780 that

00:48:46.280 when we're in

00:48:47.340 some city

00:48:47.980 with a Robert E. Lee

00:48:49.240 statue

00:48:49.720 Thank you for that

00:48:51.480 Thank you

00:48:52.540 How does that help us?

00:48:54.920 Now we're doing it

00:48:55.660 with Columbus

00:48:56.260 A man who

00:48:57.120 if you read

00:48:58.020 his own words

00:48:59.000 in his own writing

00:49:00.360 his own diary

00:49:01.520 you see

00:49:03.180 what a complex

00:49:04.600 and amazing

00:49:06.120 guy this was

00:49:07.600 Michael Knowles

00:49:09.560 host of the

00:49:10.180 Michael Knowles show

00:49:11.120 host of the

00:49:12.760 book club

00:49:13.240 on Prager U

00:49:14.080 He's joining us

00:49:15.460 now from

00:49:15.960 Daily Wire

00:49:16.640 Hello Michael

00:49:17.660 How are you?

00:49:18.980 I'm doing well

00:49:19.680 Glenn

00:49:19.940 Good to talk to you

00:49:20.760 Yeah so

00:49:22.300 you are

00:49:23.520 you're Italian

00:49:24.540 so I guess

00:49:25.240 you can speak

00:49:25.920 with knowledge

00:49:26.540 on Columbus

00:49:27.180 that none of us

00:49:28.440 who are not

00:49:29.020 Italian can speak

00:49:30.080 but

00:49:31.480 Columbus

00:49:33.240 was an amazing

00:49:35.020 guy

00:49:35.460 and you have

00:49:36.060 been talking

00:49:36.860 about him

00:49:37.400 and writing

00:49:37.980 about him

00:49:38.500 and researching

00:49:39.200 because you saw

00:49:39.820 this one coming

00:49:40.480 for a long time

00:49:42.300 so tell people

00:49:43.360 who Columbus was

00:49:44.340 I gladly

00:49:46.020 and on your point

00:49:46.960 about the Italians

00:49:47.780 I think our only hope

00:49:48.800 of keeping Columbus

00:49:49.600 statues up

00:49:50.340 is to make this

00:49:51.560 part of a sort

00:49:52.300 of grievance

00:49:53.620 identity politics

00:49:54.840 thing for the Italians 0.99

00:49:55.940 even that is probably

00:49:57.100 not going to work

00:49:57.720 you mentioned

00:49:58.600 people tearing down

00:49:59.880 Robert E. Lisa

00:50:00.460 you can't point

00:50:01.220 and talk about

00:50:02.300 how that man

00:50:03.120 betrayed the

00:50:03.560 Declaration of Independence

00:50:04.480 well we're

00:50:05.340 tearing down

00:50:06.380 statues of the man

00:50:07.280 who wrote the

00:50:07.780 Declaration of Independence

00:50:08.700 we're tearing down

00:50:09.800 statues of Washington

00:50:10.760 and going all the way

00:50:11.860 back to Christopher Columbus

00:50:13.400 which shows you

00:50:14.260 that these

00:50:15.080 protests

00:50:16.180 so called

00:50:16.840 really would have

00:50:17.480 descended into riots

00:50:18.460 it's not about

00:50:19.880 one particular issue

00:50:21.180 in modern America

00:50:22.160 or even

00:50:23.100 at the time

00:50:24.160 of the revolution

00:50:24.800 it goes all the way

00:50:25.720 back to Columbus

00:50:26.360 and really what it is

00:50:27.420 is a revolt

00:50:28.200 against western

00:50:28.960 civilization

00:50:29.460 because Christopher Columbus

00:50:31.260 embodies western

00:50:33.160 civilization

00:50:33.700 this guy

00:50:35.320 was a man

00:50:36.120 of low birth

00:50:36.960 he educated

00:50:38.000 himself

00:50:38.500 he was

00:50:39.440 unbelievably

00:50:40.500 determined

00:50:41.220 he

00:50:41.840 went through

00:50:43.680 all of the great

00:50:44.500 books of western

00:50:45.080 civilization

00:50:45.640 traveled all around

00:50:46.800 the world

00:50:47.080 was determined

00:50:47.720 to have a voyage

00:50:49.220 funded

00:50:49.640 to find a passage

00:50:50.740 to the Indies

00:50:51.520 across the ocean

00:50:52.400 he went to Portugal

00:50:53.420 they said no

00:50:54.120 he went to Spain

00:50:54.960 they said no

00:50:55.560 finally in Spain

00:50:56.360 they said yes

00:50:57.320 he made it

00:50:58.020 across the ocean

00:50:58.820 using virtually

00:51:00.180 nothing other than

00:51:01.580 dead reckoning

00:51:02.480 and his own gut

00:51:03.700 the guy basically

00:51:04.840 just looked up

00:51:05.520 at the stars

00:51:06.200 didn't even have

00:51:07.240 basic navigational

00:51:08.800 equipment

00:51:09.260 put down several

00:51:11.020 mutinies

00:51:11.620 made it to the

00:51:12.840 new world

00:51:13.360 expanded our

00:51:14.360 civilization

00:51:14.800 and he has been

00:51:17.300 horribly maligned

00:51:18.720 now especially

00:51:20.040 by people who

00:51:20.800 don't know a thing

00:51:21.480 about him

00:51:21.980 and in the words

00:51:22.740 of Carol Delaney

00:51:23.540 who's one of the

00:51:24.340 Columbus scholars

00:51:25.700 wrote a good

00:51:26.220 good book on

00:51:26.880 the man

00:51:27.220 people are

00:51:28.460 accusing him

00:51:29.300 of crimes

00:51:30.180 that he did

00:51:31.380 not commit

00:51:31.920 that actually

00:51:32.540 the sailors

00:51:33.480 who were with

00:51:34.040 him may have

00:51:34.800 committed

00:51:35.100 but it's just

00:51:36.000 terribly unfair

00:51:36.900 and he stopped

00:51:39.140 I mean what

00:51:40.260 Columbus what was

00:51:41.200 amazing about

00:51:41.840 Columbus was

00:51:42.680 he did go

00:51:44.100 back and forth

00:51:45.080 he when he

00:51:46.780 asked the first

00:51:48.040 time he was

00:51:49.880 rejected in

00:51:50.680 Spain because 0.97

00:51:51.780 he was arrogant

00:51:52.600 but then he went 0.70

00:51:53.820 to a monastery

00:51:54.720 totally dejected

00:51:56.080 and he learned

00:51:57.320 about he learned

00:51:58.480 really deeply

00:51:59.540 about God

00:52:00.340 and how to

00:52:00.800 communicate with

00:52:01.520 God and he

00:52:02.440 was so humble

00:52:03.420 that the the

00:52:04.720 the the the

00:52:06.120 what do you

00:52:07.520 call it the

00:52:07.920 fathers of that

00:52:09.400 sure the

00:52:10.960 brothers yeah

00:52:11.480 the Franciscans

00:52:12.140 yeah the

00:52:12.740 brothers they

00:52:13.780 went to Queen

00:52:14.640 Isabella and

00:52:15.800 they said you

00:52:16.760 have to meet

00:52:17.260 with him again

00:52:17.900 you have to he's

00:52:18.620 a different man

00:52:19.320 and all he

00:52:20.560 wanted to do

00:52:21.360 was finish a

00:52:23.160 mission for the

00:52:23.980 glory of God

00:52:24.920 and he gets on

00:52:26.260 the boat and

00:52:27.020 all the way read

00:52:27.920 his diary all

00:52:29.180 the way along he

00:52:30.260 is talking about

00:52:31.240 you know God and

00:52:33.040 how he feels led

00:52:34.560 by God and he's

00:52:35.420 going to find this

00:52:36.260 place and he's

00:52:38.240 going to discover

00:52:38.920 it and he he

00:52:40.940 breaks all kinds

00:52:42.300 of odds and gets

00:52:43.820 there when he

00:52:45.240 gets there he does

00:52:46.680 start to have a

00:52:47.980 little bit of gold

00:52:48.780 fever and he

00:52:50.340 starts to think

00:52:51.400 well you know I

00:52:52.640 could go I could

00:52:53.440 go back I want to

00:52:54.160 be the governor of

00:52:55.040 this land he when

00:52:56.520 he goes back he is 0.79

00:52:58.260 arrogant again and 0.99

00:52:59.560 he is broken he is 0.99

00:53:01.720 a broken man never

00:53:03.780 allowed to come

00:53:04.720 back and and

00:53:06.740 wasn't for crimes I

00:53:08.380 believe it was it

00:53:09.520 was punishment kind

00:53:10.640 of for God he

00:53:11.960 became so arrogant

00:53:13.520 but what he did

00:53:15.840 was noble what he

00:53:17.200 did was great if

00:53:18.580 you look at what

00:53:19.400 he did and how

00:53:20.660 he he loved the

00:53:22.820 natives loved the

00:53:24.320 natives how is this

00:53:26.500 a problem he loved

00:53:28.400 the natives he loved

00:53:30.000 the natives so much

00:53:30.640 that actually he

00:53:31.220 adopted the son of

00:53:32.340 one of his native

00:53:32.920 American friends

00:53:33.940 what you've got to

00:53:34.880 remember though and

00:53:35.580 I think what modern

00:53:36.600 revisionists do is

00:53:37.960 they whitewash

00:53:39.400 everything and they

00:53:40.420 portray the natives

00:53:41.400 as all exactly the

00:53:42.380 same and that isn't

00:53:43.160 the case like any

00:53:43.760 other people they

00:53:44.500 were they were

00:53:45.240 different and they

00:53:45.960 were varied so the

00:53:47.100 first group of

00:53:47.680 natives that

00:53:48.240 Christopher Columbus

00:53:48.780 encountered the

00:53:49.340 Taino Indians were

00:53:50.760 very nice they were

00:53:52.020 very peaceable and

00:53:53.500 right right his his

00:53:54.940 sailors to be kind to

00:53:56.420 them and not to take

00:53:57.040 advantage of them there

00:53:58.340 were other groups of

00:53:59.340 islanders that the that

00:54:00.800 those islanders warned

00:54:01.800 them about the care of

00:54:02.900 islanders who were

00:54:04.200 famously notoriously

00:54:05.620 cannibals that's

00:54:06.760 actually where we get

00:54:07.500 the word cannibal from

00:54:08.680 there were some

00:54:09.460 peaceful tribes

00:54:10.120 some were like tribes

00:54:11.380 you you mentioned

00:54:12.320 Columbus's pride and

00:54:13.540 then you know his

00:54:14.180 humility because of

00:54:15.340 the pride he would

00:54:16.800 wear a hair shirt he

00:54:18.480 would he was aware of

00:54:20.040 this problem of his

00:54:21.180 and he would intervene

00:54:23.360 at times on behalf of

00:54:25.160 Native Americans when

00:54:26.160 other Spaniards wanted 0.91

00:54:27.080 to hurt them but a lot

00:54:29.300 of this issue comes from

00:54:31.100 one document that was

00:54:33.100 written by Columbus's

00:54:34.480 chief political rival

00:54:35.740 that was a man named

00:54:37.080 Francisco de Bobadilla

00:54:38.300 and all of these modern

00:54:40.300 articles that are seeking

00:54:41.360 to tear down Columbus

00:54:42.300 are based on the

00:54:43.520 writings of this man

00:54:44.800 who ultimately took

00:54:46.200 power from Columbus

00:54:47.000 in the Indies this is

00:54:48.180 not to say that

00:54:48.780 Columbus was guiltless

00:54:49.820 but it is to say when

00:54:50.980 you look at other

00:54:51.580 people for for

00:54:52.560 instance Bartolome

00:54:53.360 de las Casas the

00:54:54.140 first raven bishop of

00:54:55.080 the Americas one of

00:54:56.200 the greatest defenders

00:54:57.200 of Native Americans

00:54:57.900 ever he remained a

00:54:59.620 great defender and

00:55:00.700 admirer of Columbus

00:55:01.560 throughout the end of

00:55:02.380 his life but this

00:55:03.320 man Bobadilla wrote

00:55:04.900 what Columbus perceived

00:55:06.240 to be defamation

00:55:07.600 calumny about him

00:55:08.840 Columbus spent the

00:55:09.780 rest of his life

00:55:10.460 trying to correct the

00:55:11.600 record it would be as

00:55:12.880 though talk about an

00:55:14.500 imperfect man you look

00:55:15.760 at someone like Donald

00:55:16.560 Trump right this is a

00:55:17.640 guy who certainly he

00:55:18.860 has issues but if you

00:55:19.900 wanted to assess his

00:55:20.920 character will you only

00:55:22.500 rely on a book written

00:55:23.600 by Hillary Clinton I

00:55:25.120 don't think so I think

00:55:26.280 that would be a little

00:55:26.840 bit biased and it

00:55:28.040 would lead you to some

00:55:28.760 wrong conclusions

00:55:29.480 so what is should what

00:55:31.940 should the people in

00:55:33.480 Columbus Ohio expect I

00:55:36.700 mean they're now

00:55:37.620 demanding that the

00:55:38.740 statue of Columbus come

00:55:39.900 down what should they

00:55:40.960 do and how should

00:55:43.080 they defend it

00:55:43.840 well what should what

00:55:46.080 is the end goal of

00:55:47.580 this tearing down of

00:55:49.060 statues actually speaking

00:55:50.880 of Trump he predicted

00:55:51.940 this a couple years ago

00:55:52.880 he said you're going to

00:55:53.440 tear down Robert E.

00:55:54.220 Lee but very soon you're

00:55:55.880 going to tear down

00:55:56.380 Jefferson you're going to

00:55:57.200 tear down Washington

00:55:57.880 and they've been going

00:55:58.740 after Columbus for a

00:56:00.000 while is the idea here

00:56:02.200 that any man who was

00:56:03.880 imperfect is going to

00:56:05.480 have a statue taken down

00:56:06.740 well if that's the case

00:56:08.280 then we simply won't

00:56:09.480 have any statues

00:56:10.340 because men are

00:56:12.140 imperfect think about

00:56:13.700 how history will judge

00:56:15.420 us and then if if the

00:56:17.800 tearing down of statues

00:56:18.820 is really about a

00:56:20.280 hatred of our own

00:56:21.420 civilization I would

00:56:22.940 suggest two things I

00:56:24.220 would say first of all

00:56:25.040 look around at other

00:56:26.180 civilizations they're

00:56:27.460 blaming Christopher

00:56:28.520 Columbus for all sorts

00:56:29.740 of crimes I mean really

00:56:30.860 I guess an issue at at

00:56:32.040 play right now is

00:56:33.160 slavery the other day

00:56:35.380 Tim Kaine the senator

00:56:36.680 accused America of

00:56:38.060 inventing slavery I've 0.95

00:56:39.700 got news for Tim Kaine

00:56:40.720 and everyone else

00:56:41.420 slavery has always

00:56:42.600 existed and it still

00:56:43.960 exists today in many

00:56:45.200 places in the world

00:56:46.460 it's not that we

00:56:47.340 invented slavery

00:56:48.080 actually we're just

00:56:49.220 about the only

00:56:49.700 civilization to abolish

00:56:51.260 slavery so there's an

00:56:52.440 educational component

00:56:53.420 here you actually have

00:56:54.060 to learn about your

00:56:55.360 civilization and then

00:56:56.520 what you need is what

00:56:57.660 Columbus himself knew

00:56:58.840 that he needed which is

00:56:59.920 a little bit of

00:57:00.700 humility because we sit

00:57:02.700 on our perch of the

00:57:03.760 modern world that this

00:57:04.600 man created and other

00:57:06.340 great men created and

00:57:07.700 we think that we are

00:57:08.840 flying as we stand on

00:57:10.420 the shoulders of those

00:57:11.560 giants I think a little

00:57:12.560 bit of humility would

00:57:13.700 help our national

00:57:14.440 conversation and help

00:57:15.780 our understanding of

00:57:16.500 our own history

00:57:17.080 well that sounds

00:57:19.240 exactly like something

00:57:20.920 a racist would say

00:57:22.060 so and don't deny it

00:57:27.240 Mike because that's

00:57:28.040 the only thing I mean

00:57:29.360 that's exactly what

00:57:30.520 racists say so

00:57:31.820 yes Michael Knowles

00:57:36.160 Michael Knowles from

00:57:38.120 Daily Wire thank you so

00:57:39.360 much I appreciate it

00:57:40.240 Michael all right thank

00:57:41.340 you Glenn all right I

00:57:42.040 want to you bet I want

00:57:43.340 to take a quick second to

00:57:44.880 break then I want to talk

00:57:45.800 to you about Juneteenth and

00:57:47.280 some other things that are

00:57:49.620 happening in our world

00:57:50.700 what's happening in

00:57:51.420 Atlanta is an abomination

00:57:53.480 an absolute abomination 0.93

00:57:56.040 first let me tell you about

00:57:58.580 real estate agents I trust

00:58:00.100 trying to sell your home is

00:58:01.920 challenging and that's why

00:58:03.740 a real estate agent who

00:58:05.380 comes in and says I

00:58:06.860 I'm gonna put up some

00:58:07.900 balloons we're gonna have

00:58:08.880 an open house and you're

00:58:09.920 like oh my gosh I mean

00:58:12.260 that may be part of the

00:58:13.240 plan but what's the rest

00:58:14.340 of your plan how are you

00:58:15.680 gonna get people to see my

00:58:16.940 house because I know when

00:58:18.140 I see a sign that says

00:58:19.160 open house and it has

00:58:21.320 balloons by the sign I

00:58:23.280 don't care I look at

00:58:26.160 things online if I'm gonna

00:58:27.520 buy a house I look at

00:58:28.500 things online and then I go

00:58:30.040 find them so how are you

00:58:31.160 going to get my attention

00:58:32.420 to go walk through that

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00:59:16.180 second station ID I want to talk

00:59:32.720 to you I want to talk to you

00:59:36.500 about the times that we live in

00:59:38.860 right now I think there are too

00:59:42.420 many people that are buying into 1.00

00:59:43.860 this crap and and you look 1.00

00:59:45.720 we're like we're like an abused 1.00

00:59:48.580 child right now we have been

00:59:50.900 abused by the media we have been

00:59:52.980 abused by the the government all

00:59:58.120 of our institutions have beaten us

01:00:01.380 over the last 15 or 20 years with

01:00:03.740 you're nothing you're nothing you're 0.99

01:00:06.380 bad you're you're racist you're 1.00

01:00:09.180 killers you're nothing and 1.00

01:00:13.180 there's and there's only so much 0.99

01:00:15.380 of that you can take I mean you

01:00:17.460 can dismiss it and you can say no

01:00:18.880 or not but if you're hearing it

01:00:21.220 from everybody over and over and

01:00:22.960 over again you start to just kind

01:00:24.860 of like well maybe we are well we

01:00:27.200 are not and I know it's

01:00:29.760 overwhelming but we got to stop

01:00:32.660 walking through this this haze that

01:00:34.860 never seems to end this is not the

01:00:38.120 only time in American history where

01:00:39.620 where things were dark we make it

01:00:41.760 through this if we stand up

01:00:43.620 shoulder to shoulder lock arms and

01:00:45.920 we unite it seems like this night has

01:00:50.100 gone on forever but there have been

01:00:52.740 many many times in American history

01:00:54.900 where an actual one-day night seemed to

01:00:58.540 go on forever war of 1812 battle of

01:01:02.740 Baltimore Fort McHenry Francis Scott

01:01:04.940 Key British bombs all day night into

01:01:08.480 the all day and into the night more

01:01:11.640 than 24 hours 1500 times British cannons

01:01:16.360 ring out filling the air with smoke but

01:01:19.160 every time Key who is locked into the

01:01:22.160 the brig of a British ship every time he

01:01:25.760 peers out the window he sees the American

01:01:29.980 flag flying and at dawn the morning of

01:01:33.040 September 14th the American defenders

01:01:35.180 lowered the flag and then raised a large

01:01:39.740 30 by 42 foot garrison flag to prove

01:01:43.940 that yes it is still here

01:01:46.700 it's where we get our national anthem

01:01:51.640 from

01:01:52.080 flag the key saw not only flew as a

01:01:57.180 symbol of the noble men and women who

01:02:00.440 ushered in our liberty with their sweat 0.67

01:02:03.000 and blood but it stood for the entire

01:02:05.440 idea of freedom the emblem of the land

01:02:10.140 of the free and the home of the brave

01:02:11.740 you can't have freedom without brave you

01:02:16.900 have to have the brave the the bravery of

01:02:20.160 millions of men and women and sometimes

01:02:24.060 just one this is my home this is your

01:02:30.520 home this embodies everything that I hold

01:02:36.280 dear you are not going to destroy it for

01:02:40.860 some utopian dream which is a lie you

01:02:44.580 know if I believed that you actually

01:02:46.700 thought that men didn't have to be 0.99

01:02:48.940 liquidated you might have me listening a

01:02:52.940 few minutes longer but your plan is

01:02:56.740 liquidation your plan is stomping on

01:02:59.540 silencing anyone who will not go along

01:03:02.800 with you that is not the American dream

01:03:05.400 I don't need you to agree with me and I

01:03:08.480 don't need to agree with you and we can

01:03:11.020 still be neighbors unless we believe that

01:03:15.580 government has a right to stomp on people

01:03:19.380 in the face of everything happening

01:03:25.520 today

01:03:25.940 things might feel impossible terrifying

01:03:31.620 but we've been here before

01:03:34.120 there's a musical where one of the lines

01:03:40.120 they're talking about freedom one of the

01:03:42.040 lines in the song says I'm frightened and

01:03:45.020 their leader says as well you should be

01:03:46.880 freedom itself is scary it's a blast of

01:03:50.740 cool wind that burns your face to wake you

01:03:53.440 up

01:03:53.760 well let this be the cool blast of air on

01:03:58.040 your face today America wake up

01:03:59.840 up get up get up get out of your slumber admit that

01:04:07.580 this is really happening this is not the

01:04:12.120 time to kneel this is the time to stand do

01:04:14.680 not kiss the hand of any man that I will

01:04:18.640 have no king but God look up lift up help up

01:04:26.800 together united this is the mention this is

01:04:33.400 the message from the Standing Rock Ranch my

01:04:35.980 ranch up in Idaho that I want to invite you

01:04:38.700 to virtually on July 2nd that's the

01:04:43.200 Thursday before July 4th I'm doing

01:04:50.300 everything I we have a rehearsal today on

01:04:52.200 the ranch of over 400 people it's quite a

01:04:55.700 production but it will be something that

01:05:00.060 you and your grandkids I think will never

01:05:01.560 forget and remind you at the end of this

01:05:08.720 twilight this perilous fight with bombs

01:05:11.220 bursting in the air there will be dawn's

01:05:14.320 early light and that banner will wave over

01:05:18.900 the land of the free in the home the home of

01:05:22.700 the brave that's you recognize your place

01:05:28.640 recognize your calling recognize your

01:05:31.640 voice and stand for all of the things that

01:05:35.040 you hold dear they can intimidate all they

01:05:39.960 want but if you didn't have the power they

01:05:42.560 would have already silenced you this is the

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01:07:36.800 welcome to Juneteenth if you've never

01:07:38.540 heard of Juneteenth you're probably not

01:07:40.760 alone I didn't know about it until we

01:07:42.640 moved to Texas it's it's been celebrated

01:07:44.640 in Texas for a very long time and I guess

01:07:47.480 it's kind of a Texas holiday but it's

01:07:50.640 being celebrated this year all around the

01:07:54.140 country and I think that's a good thing

01:07:55.580 because there's something very important

01:07:57.200 to learn from the holiday of Juneteenth it's

01:08:01.680 the oldest national celebrated commemoration

01:08:04.060 of ending of slavery in the United States and

01:08:06.680 it dates back to 1865 and it happened on

01:08:10.240 June 19th 1865 there was a Union soldier

01:08:15.800 that came into Galveston Texas and all of

01:08:22.080 these soldiers came in with Major General

01:08:24.820 Gordon Granger and this is this is after the

01:08:30.140 war has ended all right and slaves had been 0.97

01:08:34.400 freed through the Emancipation Proclamation

01:08:36.540 for a very long time but the people in in in

01:08:40.380 Texas didn't know and they didn't know that

01:08:43.180 the war was over because which plantation

01:08:46.580 owner was going to tell their slaves that

01:08:49.060 the war was over who was going to tell their

01:08:51.360 slaves all by the way you're free none of

01:08:54.540 these none of these confederates were and the 0.94

01:08:57.860 problem is that the Union didn't have a lot

01:09:06.700 of soldiers down in Texas they had very few

01:09:09.860 people down in Texas so there was nobody to

01:09:12.980 deliver the news and it took time to deliver

01:09:15.560 the news so anyway on June 19th Major General

01:09:19.860 Jordan Granger and his troops arrive in

01:09:23.820 Galveston Texas that's two and a half years

01:09:27.800 after President Lincoln's Emancipation

01:09:29.900 Proclamation and he stands up and he says

01:09:34.500 all slaves for two and a half years you've

01:09:40.420 been free the war is over the Emancipation 0.79

01:09:43.640 Proclamation these Southern Democrats these 1.00

01:09:48.600 Southern rebels did not want you to know

01:09:51.680 this but you are free it was deliberately

01:09:58.420 withheld that's what Juneteenth is all

01:10:04.080 about and the important lesson to learn

01:10:05.800 the Democrats that were enslaving and

01:10:11.860 fighting for slavery were the reason why 0.98

01:10:15.660 Juneteenth was two and a half years late

01:10:19.940 but don't worry they've completely changed

01:10:23.160 you can see by all of their policies they're

01:10:25.500 not trying to enslave anyone today in fact

01:10:29.660 let me tell you about the Atlanta DA Paul

01:10:32.440 Howard now Paul Howard is the guy that said

01:10:36.940 you know the cop that shoot the that shot the

01:10:42.420 guy that took the taser from the other cop

01:10:44.700 he's been charged with murder murder in fact his

01:10:52.220 stepmother or his is it his stepmother or yeah I

01:10:57.180 think it is his his stepmother has been fired I

01:11:02.540 think only because she was the stepmother of this

01:11:06.420 cop really welcome to America 2020 gang things are

01:11:13.320 completely out of control now the the Georgia Bureau of

01:11:19.160 Investigation that was investigating this they

01:11:21.860 were asked by the the DA to investigate well

01:11:26.140 they've been investigating they haven't even turned

01:11:28.840 anything in yet and the DA has just decided I'm going

01:11:32.700 for murder did did anybody see that shooting

01:11:37.320 because that wasn't murder but I guess it doesn't

01:11:41.680 matter anymore it doesn't matter because the

01:11:46.260 Atlanta DA Paul Howard is fighting for his

01:11:49.820 political life he's currently under investigation by

01:11:53.640 the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for his

01:11:56.420 alleged use of a non-profit to funnel at least

01:11:59.120 $140,000 in city of Atlanta funds to supplement his

01:12:03.920 salary oh yeah and he's also facing multiple sexual

01:12:08.280 harassment lawsuits this guy's a prince and then

01:12:12.220 there's this the state ethics commission is alleging

01:12:15.700 that Howard committed a dozen violations of public

01:12:18.840 disclosure law investigation allegedly reveals

01:12:22.640 violations spanning for five years so it kind of puts

01:12:25.740 into perspective why this guy is using the emotions of

01:12:31.200 African Americans to go so tough on the cops oh man a man 1.00

01:12:39.960 on probation who failed a sobriety test who had who had

01:12:47.100 just left prison for beating children he fought and

01:12:54.200 attacked the police stole one of their weapons it was a taser and

01:12:58.400 fired it at them I'm curious what the hell did the DA expect the

01:13:04.000 police to do what what was it what would have justified deadly force

01:13:08.940 in his mind what if the taser fired by Brooks would have

01:13:14.020 incap incapacitated one of the officers what if Brooks then went

01:13:18.320 back and picked up their gun because that's why the police have to use 0.69

01:13:22.340 deadly force once they get any kind of weapon and one of the officers is

01:13:28.440 down all of it was possible and it all happened in the in about a

01:13:34.760 two-second span the DA said the shooting was unjustified

01:13:39.560 because tasers aren't considered deadly weapons

01:13:42.000 wow really because that's not what he believed two weeks ago when he charged

01:13:48.080 six police officers with aggravated assault for using a taser against

01:13:52.920 protesters I want you to listen to what he said just a couple of weeks ago

01:13:57.980 calls and charged with aggravated assault of Miss Pilgrim and this is for

01:14:05.160 pointing a taser at Mrs. Pilgrim and as many of you all know under Georgia law a

01:14:12.080 taser is considered as a deadly weapon under Georgia law ah so he these police

01:14:19.280 officers pointed a taser this guy actually shot a cop with his own taser and now it's

01:14:26.900 not a deadly weapon now either he's had a change of heart or he changes his

01:14:32.180 stance on deadly force whenever it fits his political ambitions I think it's

01:14:36.960 pretty clear to see which one it is an officer involved shootings the Georgia

01:14:42.540 Bureau of Investigation is required to investigate and submit a report to the

01:14:47.360 district attorney but the DA didn't consult with the GBI their formal statement

01:14:52.880 yesterday said GBI was not aware of the press conference before it was conducted

01:14:57.320 we were not consulted on the charges filed by the district attorney despite today's

01:15:02.680 occurrence the GBI will complete its mission of completing an impartial and

01:15:07.340 thorough investigation of this incident and it will submit the file once

01:15:11.500 completed to the Fulton County district attorney's office but see he can't wait

01:15:17.220 because he's waiting for re-election he hopes that the GBI will come back and 0.99

01:15:22.360 say what are you doing so he can be the man as a black man a very corrupt black 1.00

01:15:30.640 official who is ripping his own people off taking money from the city illegally oh 1.00

01:15:43.640 he's gonna be oh he's fighting for you oh sure because he's fighting multiple sexual

01:15:52.340 harassment lawsuits a formal investigation by the GBI fighting off official ethics

01:15:58.960 complaints he's just gonna weaponize he's gonna weaponize this story why because he

01:16:09.600 wants power

01:16:10.460 Atlanta cops I don't know why you're still on the job I really don't they're calling in

01:16:19.380 sick some of them refusing to answer calls some of them I don't blame you at all I

01:16:23.960 I think you're you're being used your lambs led to the slaughter by somebody who's supposed 0.97

01:16:31.120 to be on your side and all because of dirty corrupt politics do you know that Atlanta already has a

01:16:39.580 hard time getting officers to join the Atlanta police they already have you know what you know

01:16:45.340 who they've started to interview and hire because they can't get anybody convicted felons can now

01:16:51.840 become police officers in Atlanta oh that's gonna work out really well really well

01:16:59.700 you gotta see this all of this for what it is

01:17:06.500 people aren't looking for the truth anymore do you hear the story coming out of Oakland

01:17:12.720 mayor Libby Schaaf oh well I think I might just have a case of the the vapors uh I'm Libby Schaaf

01:17:21.820 and I just I can't tolerate these nooses hanging from the trees at Lake Merritt whoa wait what

01:17:30.820 Oakland somebody's hanging nooses from the trees now there is a serious problem that is a real sign

01:17:39.660 of racism that's a problem okay I'm all in Mayor Libby well Mayor Libby says I'm gonna I'm gonna

01:17:49.900 investigate this as a hate crime well was it because the guy who hung the quote-unquote nooses

01:18:00.660 uh said they're not nooses uh that's part of my exercise equipment well Libby says well I just don't

01:18:10.880 know what you're saying these have no place in our city at any time but especially at this time

01:18:17.220 these incidents are going to be investigated as a hate crime meanwhile the guy who put them up said

01:18:23.020 wait a minute no that's not what they are I I work out in the park these these are this is actually

01:18:29.140 part of my exercise equipment well I don't I just want you to be clear here I want you to listen to

01:18:36.400 me it doesn't matter and I am quoting regardless of your intentions or whoever put these nooses in

01:18:45.840 our public trees well I did and they're not nooses hear me out whoever put these nooses in our public

01:18:53.100 trees in our sacred public spaces here in Oakland oh the attention the intention just doesn't matter

01:19:00.740 wait the intention doesn't matter okay well I've heard facts don't matter I've heard that we know

01:19:11.400 the intent of the person who did it we know that but now intentions don't matter so facts don't matter

01:19:19.100 and intentions don't matter uh the person stepping up and saying I'm the one who did it doesn't matter

01:19:25.260 the guy who exercises in the park using those things which is why he put them in the trees 0.98

01:19:30.860 they're not nooses and by the way he's a black man that doesn't matter it is a hate crime 0.96

01:19:39.440 the insanity that the democrats brought on to the african-american in the 1800s all the way through 0.99

01:19:51.880 the 1960s all of the all of the double talk bull crap all of the things they did to oppress black 0.98

01:20:02.980 people they're doing the same thing now why I I just don't know what you're talking about 0.99

01:20:09.040 oh my what do you say we sit here spell and have some iced tea

01:20:15.120 no thanks racists I know what you're doing to african-americans and it's despicable

01:20:23.380 so from our oakland mayor who doesn't have any any desire to actually find the truth except the

01:20:35.980 one she's looking for to the da who doesn't find it doesn't care if they find a truth doesn't care

01:20:41.800 if he doesn't convict these people he's going to go for the worst and then when he loses he will just

01:20:49.120 stir it up and I was the only defender there for you but all he's trying to do is to get you to

01:20:54.580 forget all of his crimes

01:20:56.200 why I just don't see why americans just don't see this today

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01:22:49.060 this is the glenbeck program boy the anti-semitism that is happening with de blasio and the city of

01:23:11.940 new york is stunning stunning uh there is now a um there's now a lawsuit from the orthodox jews

01:23:21.800 uh celebrate uh suing de blasio and cuomo for discrimination over the lockdown rules and it's

01:23:28.580 a pretty i mean i don't know how they lose this case uh we have christopher ferrara coming up in

01:23:34.020 about a half hour from now also niger innes who is amazing he's a civil rights leader national chairman

01:23:40.080 of the congress of racial equality uh we're going to talk a little bit about black lives matter

01:23:44.700 and he's not your typical jesse jackson kind of civil rights leader i find him more of a

01:23:53.540 real civil rights leader uh niger innes is going to be joining us here in just a second on juneteenth

01:24:01.040 juneteenth is great i mean i love the fact that we're celebrating the ending of one of the worst

01:24:06.000 government programs ever created um i am totally behind that the name though i could i would say

01:24:12.900 need some work it's just a combination of june 19th and they just took the nine out juneteenth it's

01:24:18.760 like a child made it up i don't know the history of it is probably amazing but it just i don't know

01:24:22.840 it doesn't work i think it's the the patagonian toothfish of holiday names we need to chilean sea

01:24:28.960 bassett uh immediately that's just an opinion though oh don't worry i'm sure somebody's working

01:24:35.000 on a makeover for this holiday and its meaning this is the glenn beck program

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01:28:23.340 what is a civil rights leader uh i'm not really sure because the civil rights leaders that i have

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01:28:39.840 they are talking people into poverty talking people into slavery uh they are doing it for money

01:28:47.780 for rolex watches for powers i i don't know but a real a real civil rights leader would be standing

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01:29:02.440 the power you can make something of your life you know there's a reason why our our rear view mirror

01:29:11.460 is small and our front windshield is big because we should be spending most of our time looking out

01:29:19.040 the front windshield to see where we're going not where we've been a real civil rights leader

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01:30:49.700 niger inis he is a civil rights leader national chairman congress of racial equality

01:31:01.940 we thought we would get him on we've been trying to get him on for a while i i really respect his voice

01:31:08.040 um and his bravery uh for standing up now and talking about things that nobody really wants to

01:31:16.980 hear except i think the american people that are honestly trying to solve uh race relations and

01:31:25.380 trying to get trying to get us to move forward and everything that is happening i believe is setting

01:31:30.840 us way back niger how are you good morning uh glenn it's great to be on with you

01:31:37.680 thank you so please please explain to me what's happening to the black community

01:31:47.260 or do they do they actually agree with like what's happening in atlanta we all agree on

01:31:54.240 minnesota but do they actually agree with what's happening in atlanta and what's happening now in

01:32:00.320 our cities is that the majority of black americans no i don't think it's the majority but it is

01:32:06.400 extremely loud uh minority that gets facilitated by the mainstream media uh into making people

01:32:15.280 believe that it's uh an actual majority uh in the black community the reality is uh most of us in the

01:32:22.240 black community uh while many of us sympathize with the rank and file protesters the overwhelming

01:32:29.860 majority of which i think want to be peaceful and are uh you know trying to protect black lives uh

01:32:36.980 the overwhelming majority of us do not support violence we do not support burning down of a

01:32:43.040 wendy's that had absolutely nothing to do with that uh that that tragedy that tragic case in atlanta

01:32:50.860 and listen i was talking to another black leader and he was saying you know young what what's going

01:32:57.620 on in our cities right now what's going on in our country right now where you create this animus

01:33:02.860 between the police and the community in particular among young black men and uh the police is a clear

01:33:10.140 and present danger to the lives and the safety of young black men it's a very dangerous time he was

01:33:16.220 very very very very concerned well i'm concerned because this is this is a generational thing uh and

01:33:23.700 i think the next generation that's coming up behind this one is not going to be having the same kind of

01:33:28.720 opinion um if we make it that far uh and you know what what are you going to do with this whole generation 0.99

01:33:38.800 that is embracing marxism and truly just trying to destroy the western way of life that's all this

01:33:46.420 is really about there there are like you said i think really honest protesters black white yellow

01:33:53.240 everybody that really see and say you know we we want justice we want justice for everybody and

01:34:00.180 everybody should be treated equal and i think there are a lot of good people but they're not paying

01:34:05.740 attention to who's leading these things and who's funding these things and what they stand for

01:34:11.720 they're being used niger absolutely they are useful uh dudes they're innocent their heart is in the 0.98

01:34:20.040 right place but they're being used uh like you said the founders of the blm movement uh elisa

01:34:26.840 garza and the two others are very open i mean here's the thing glenn it's not me saying bad things about

01:34:34.360 them it's not you saying bad things about them it's what they say about themselves they are self-identified

01:34:40.540 queer marxist feminists with a particular agenda and if you don't believe glenn beck don't believe

01:34:48.060 niger in us just go to the black lives matter website and you will see uh uh from root and branch

01:34:56.560 you will see the entire marxist playbook from deconstructing the nuclear family which by the way 0.95

01:35:04.000 is the one institution the nuclear family one dad one mom in a household raising children

01:35:11.840 that is the one institution that saved the black community for decades before the civil rights

01:35:20.300 revolution and and and you know what's in who's another person you should have on very soon a great

01:35:26.100 civil rights icon actually a peer of my father he says that in 1965 before the war on poverty

01:35:33.980 85 percent of black children were being raised in households with one dad and one mom and 80 if i'm not

01:35:44.100 the matter pardon no i was just gonna say if i'm not mistaken didn't they have a better uh family

01:35:51.400 stronger family unit than white in the early 1960s yes in the in the great depression all the way to the

01:35:59.380 beginning of the war on poverty the uh in child uh the the nuclear families in black communities was

01:36:07.440 higher percentage than the average white family and tragically i think lyndon baines johnson his heart

01:36:13.460 might have been in the right place but actually the war on poverty ended up being a war on on the black

01:36:20.060 family and the breakdown of the black family is a direct connection to the uh socioeconomic ills 1.00

01:36:28.420 in the black community that we have had ever since and that we have today

01:36:32.400 so niger can i say something kind of controversial that i don't have any evidence of i've wanted to do

01:36:38.620 the research on this and write a book but i just i i don't have the time uh at least yet but maybe

01:36:44.500 before i die um i really believe johnson was one of the worst racists ever i mean he's the guy who

01:36:51.700 stopped the civil rights act in 1959 uh never never never if you look at what he said even when he was 0.77

01:36:59.300 president the way he spoke about blacks and the and he was just an out and out racist and i find it 0.60

01:37:07.060 interesting that he's the guy that delivers this and that this the progressive movement was 0.90

01:37:14.420 also you know through through planned parenthood trying to kill african americans for years for 0.57

01:37:20.340 decades and then all of a sudden all of these people they come together and they come up with

01:37:27.780 a great society to help inner cities when the results are slavery the results are devastating to

01:37:36.820 the black community do you think there's a possibility that any of these guys knew exactly what they were

01:37:43.460 doing when they when they put this civil rights uh bill together in the or the great society do you

01:37:51.700 think there was a chance that they knew i think some of the progressives definitely did i actually

01:37:58.820 think johnson who grew up a segregationist i do believe he had a legitimate change of heart and he

01:38:06.740 really did want to do something for poor blacks and whites uh for that matter but there was also

01:38:13.380 a political calculation and it is rumored that during uh the passing of these of this legislation

01:38:20.500 and the war on poverty that johnson said that these in words will be wedded to the democratic party

01:38:28.100 forever and that is insidious and that is disgusting and unfortunately it manifested itself uh quite

01:38:35.300 greatly you know glenn you talked about a couple of days ago i as you can tell i listen to your show

01:38:41.140 not even when i'm on wow thank you very much about you have a great program and and and you've done a

01:38:49.220 great deal of education people should be calling you professor beck because you've done a great deal

01:38:55.380 of civic and historic historic information that the american people are not getting in our schools and you

01:39:01.700 talked about the great booker t washington and when he when he passed away in 1916 how it left a void

01:39:08.900 in the black community in terms of bootstrap conservatism actually uh marcus garvey uh who was a great uh

01:39:16.740 pan-africanist came in and stepped into the void to some degree but he was only in power for maybe five to

01:39:23.780 six seven years after he ended up being deported uh from the country and put in jail um there was a

01:39:32.580 huge void in the black community and the socialists and the progressives latched on to the black community

01:39:39.220 like leeches and had you know and even though the black community for for many decades after that 0.97

01:39:44.660 remain republicans uh disproportionately majority of us remain republicans we were certainly pro-capitalist

01:39:52.260 pro-constitution etc inevitably the progressives won uh hopefully it's a temporary victory but there's

01:39:59.780 no question that they came to dominate black politics came to dominate uh black leadership

01:40:06.100 and it manifested itself in that war on poverty which essentially became a war on the black family

01:40:13.140 and and ideologically speaking became a war on the concept that had wedded the black american community

01:40:20.660 to the essence of the united states for decades and that was the thing that that helped us to survive

01:40:26.820 during the worst parts of segregation

01:40:30.900 niger how do what do you say to people like me or others that actually do care and i thought we've

01:40:38.900 you know we're never going to achieve the utopian world of all men are created equal and endowed by their

01:40:45.620 creator i mean that is the greatest mission statement of all time and because we're flawed human beings

01:40:51.780 we will ebb and flow but for the most part i really feel that we made great progress and the last 10 or 15

01:41:00.660 years have been a nightmare and we're we're being driven apart and yet there's a lot of americans white americans 0.66

01:41:09.380 that they we want to make things better and we want to make sure that everybody has a chance uh

01:41:18.260 what do you say to us who don't know what to do don't know what to say um and and won't kiss the hand or

01:41:28.020 kiss the ring of marxist socialists i say have faith have confidence we've overcome worse and i'm actually i'm

01:41:38.420 tremendously optimistic even though those in the mainstream media and some elements or most elements

01:41:44.900 of what calls itself black leadership have a particular perspective the overwhelming majority

01:41:51.220 of blacks whites hispanics asian americans we get along we just want to go about our lives make a living

01:41:59.060 for our families get our children uh to go to school or to trade school or get a good job

01:42:04.260 um that's what most of us want and the fact of the matter is in terms of a multi-racial

01:42:11.220 multi-ethnic even multi-lingual uh republic that we're in america is not a country it's a miracle 1.00

01:42:20.100 i mean you've had the pleasure i've had the honor and privilege of traveling around the world there is

01:42:26.580 nothing like america and the degree to which white americans have changed and evolved and grown 0.90

01:42:34.100 since the battle days is a an amazing uh achievement on the part of the united states of america and i

01:42:40.260 think it is because of our constitution it is because of our judeo-christian traditions that keep

01:42:47.060 us on on the right track you know let's go to the the nadir of race relations it would have to be

01:42:53.700 for black americans the plessy versus ferguson decision that uh essentially codified segregation and

01:43:00.580 made it legal throughout the land well there was one dissent and i like to call this guy the

01:43:06.260 grandfather spiritual grandfather of dr martin luther king's uh statement content of character

01:43:12.420 and in that decision it was eight to one okay it was it was almost unanimous but there was one dissenter

01:43:18.740 and that dissenter was john harlan a southerner a southerner that had been pro-slavery a southerner

01:43:26.900 that changed that evolved and grew and by the way in his dissent which i urge all of your

01:43:33.380 listeners to and watchers to read thoroughly it's brilliant but in that dissent he actually says i'm

01:43:40.660 a white supremacist i believe the white man is superior but essentially he said but that does not

01:43:47.220 matter our constitution is a colorblind document it is a document that says that when it comes before the

01:43:55.540 law the highest of the high is equal to the lowest of the low and that dissent a thousand years from

01:44:03.940 now will be looked at historians as one of the greatest this it is i think right now uh considered

01:44:09.700 one of the greatest dissents in our history and that concept and that vision is what dr martin luther

01:44:15.700 king inherited and said from the lincoln memorial when he said we should be judged on the content of our

01:44:22.020 our character not the color of our skin and that concept and that vision is what should give americans

01:44:29.220 optimism and give us hope as we will overcome this this nonsense that we're dealing with talking to the

01:44:35.620 uh national chairman uh congress of uh racial equality niger inis um niger um one last thought

01:44:42.740 are we going to see a a group of people led by a a brave individual use the tactics that martin luther king

01:44:58.820 used because they're violent martin luther king was peaceful are we going to see somebody rise up that

01:45:07.940 will teach people how to link arms and walk through the jaws of hell and take a beating if that's what

01:45:14.900 it means because the american people need to see as martin luther king said when the american people are

01:45:22.020 shown good versus evil side by side they will always go with good absolutely and i think it's not going to be

01:45:31.300 one i think it's going to be several of us that might i don't think it's going to be limited to one

01:45:36.180 race i think it's going to be a multi-racial coalition that represents the true majority of

01:45:42.500 americans that love our country that love our constitution that have a very happy that we have

01:45:49.060 the judeo-christian tradition that we have and we rest upon that regardless of what your faith may be

01:45:54.740 it is that tradition that protects us that tradition the ten commandments which are universal in terms of

01:46:02.500 morality that's what under guides us that's what gives us the foundation that we will use to achieve

01:46:08.980 victory niger when you find that group or when that group starts i would be honored to march next or

01:46:20.020 behind anyone that actually believes the things that martin luther king did uh and march with you

01:46:26.980 right through the jaws of hell please can please consider me an ally on that absolutely glenn you're

01:46:34.340 you're a good friend a good ally and you've done a great great deal to educate the american people in

01:46:40.100 ways that unfortunately many of our public schools don't do anymore yeah thank you so much really

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01:51:12.020 this is the glenbeck program i'm so glad that you joined us i i i read a story last night before i

01:51:24.260 went to bed and i just could not believe it i mean you want to talk about you want to talk about uh

01:51:32.180 uh and frank and anti-semitism and the fear that jews had uh back in the 30s

01:51:44.340 you can point pretty much to de blasio and new york i mean when there is a story that i read last

01:51:52.660 night oh you know about the park right that they they chain the park up and while everybody is looting

01:51:58.100 macy's the de blasio is making an example out of this jewish community that are letting their kids

01:52:05.940 uh you know play in the park so he locks it up they've de blasio has targeted them for funerals

01:52:13.700 and everything else and he's always targeting these religious communities well on 10 10 it was a 10 10 wins

01:52:20.420 or um i think it was 10 10 wins the the two hosts in the morning got a tip from a neighbor of some jews

01:52:32.740 that noticed the jews were going to school and it's dangerous and 10 10 wins has led this investigation 1.00

01:52:44.340 when riots are happening on the streets when people are going out in parades in the streets

01:52:53.780 this small little orthodox jewish school is open and being spied on by the neighbors when we when we

01:53:01.620 do know one thing about covid the least likely to have any kind of harm our kids our kids are safe

01:53:11.700 safe but no no and i i said to myself last night i cannot believe that they are this group is they

01:53:20.340 are so under uh the gun uh by de blasio and and the state of new york and they're always singled out

01:53:31.060 and with all the other stuff that's going on with religious liberty i can't believe there's not a lawsuit

01:53:35.540 well there is a lawsuit uh and uh we have one of the guys uh he's special counsel for the thomas

01:53:44.340 more society his name is christopher ferrara hi christopher how are you hi glenn thanks for having

01:53:50.980 me on i appreciate the opportunity you bet now you are a catholic society um and you have joined with

01:53:59.060 this orthodox community uh they and a couple of rabbis and a couple of priests if i'm not mistaken

01:54:06.900 and you're suing new york tell me about it that's right we're suing on behalf of a couple of catholic

01:54:13.220 priests in new york's north country which is up by the canadian border and several practitioners of the

01:54:19.700 orthodox jewish religion in brooklyn which is down south but in south and the south we're in phase one

01:54:25.540 moving into phase two of this cockamamie reopening plan which has done nothing but destroy jobs

01:54:31.780 and in the northern section which is in phase three uh we have somewhat looser restrictions on

01:54:38.100 gatherings but nevertheless religious gatherings in the state of new york are subject to peculiar

01:54:43.220 restrictions so indoors right now they're limited to 25 percent of capacity the only such limitation in

01:54:53.220 all of the capacity limitations in this plan various offices and other businesses are either at 50

01:54:59.220 capacity indoors or 100 capacity indoors including homeless shelters for example so we're arguing in

01:55:06.180 federal court that there's a discriminatory application of these guidelines that impacts

01:55:11.300 religion adversely and now with the george floord demonstrations thousands and thousands of people 0.81

01:55:18.500 thronging the brooklyn bridge the manhattan bridge mayor de blasio participating in a huge rally at

01:55:25.380 cabinet plaza we're arguing that those demonstrations quite simply exposed the whole regulatory regime is a

01:55:32.260 total sham it's all theater because there's nothing worse in terms of a a super spreading event than

01:55:39.940 thousands of people standing shoulder to shoulder screaming and yelling and that's what they're permitting and when

01:55:46.340 they're asked about it blasio and court and cuomo both essentially say and we have quotes from

01:55:52.340 transcripts that well this is such an important movement you see this is a protest and injustice

01:55:58.660 and so we have to allow it and you know what fine that's the first amendment protected activity

01:56:04.180 the argument we're making now is yeah and the argument we're making now though is yes fine let them protest

01:56:09.940 but don't pretend that you're enforcing a general and neutrally a generally applicable and neutral law

01:56:16.740 at this point because you're not you're creating massive exceptions for the protest activities you

01:56:22.020 favor and you're discriminating against in particular jewish groups in brooklyn so at this very moment

01:56:28.340 while they're allowing mass demonstrations in the lower in the lower part of the state in manhattan

01:56:33.860 they're chasing jewish children out of parks in brooklyn and they're chain lodging parks

01:56:40.260 so so christopher why do you think of 30 or 40 why do you why do you think this is happening why do you

01:56:47.460 do you think that it is anti-religion anti-semitism or or do they not even believe what the the the

01:56:56.020 stuff that they've been shoveling for a while why is this happening like this you know we don't even

01:57:02.660 have to get to the question of whether they harbor any specific animus toward religion what we do have

01:57:08.180 to show is what is quite obvious now at this point that they're favoring secular activities over

01:57:14.260 religious activities for whatever reason so they make value judgments in favor of protests and they

01:57:20.180 make value judgments in favor of certain businesses and other activities and they don't make the same

01:57:26.020 value judgments in favor of religion well that means that the scheme of regulations is neither

01:57:31.620 generally applicable nor neutral now what does that mean legally it means that if you have a system of

01:57:37.700 exemptions and prohibition and the impact is on religion you have to have a compelling state interest

01:57:44.260 for that and the regulations have to be narrowly tailored so that you don't harm religion any more

01:57:50.580 than is absolutely necessary well there's no narrow and if they what's the narrow right if they would have

01:57:56.180 come out and said uh hey you we understand your first amendment rights we don't condone this we urge

01:58:03.780 you to stay inside and they were saying consistently the same kind of stuff but they would have had out of

01:58:09.780 a crackdown on it because that's what they've been doing to the the uh religious community if they would 1.00

01:58:15.780 have done that you would have a hard case but what they chose to do instead how is this going to spend more

01:58:22.340 than 10 minutes in court well there's an obvious problem and it's a huge problem and they can't

01:58:28.340 overcome it so like i said a few moments ago the fact that they granted this massive exception for

01:58:33.620 tremendous demonstrations thronging bridges and plazas destroys the whole public health

01:58:39.380 rationale for this entire cockamamie scheme of regulations which is increasingly ridiculous by the

01:58:44.180 way as the days go by for example you look at the uh the office guidelines now for phase two

01:58:49.940 you're in an office you have to be six feet away from all the other employees in the office

01:58:54.180 and if any of them comes closer than six feet you have to slap a mask on your face right away

01:58:59.220 and then when the employee gets further away than six feet you take the mask off mask off

01:59:03.540 how are you supposed to operate an office like that it's just a a contraption of bureaucratic

01:59:09.220 contrivances that gets dreamt up in some office somewhere so you're right about that point if they

01:59:16.100 had said well we'll just tolerate this because we can't do anything about it but you really should

01:59:19.940 stay home that will be one thing but they're still defending it as just in itself that there are these

01:59:25.460 mass demonstrations just a couple of days ago june 16th the mayor was asked point blank how do you

01:59:32.420 justify allowing these massive protests when you don't let people gather outside bars and you know what

01:59:37.940 he said i'll quote it for you i understand when people ask that and i think we just have to keep it in

01:59:43.540 perspective we're seeing a social movement growing before our very eyes that's addressing 400 years

01:59:48.820 of oppressive reality in this country etc etc so so in other words this is such an important movement

01:59:54.340 well we just have to allow but you can't congregate outside of a bar with 10 or 20 people uh so we'll

02:00:01.060 allow 50 000 to march but no none of these block parties please because we have to enforce social

02:00:06.820 distancing so that's why i say the whole thing is being exposed as a sham when it was put to the test

02:00:12.900 of neutrality with a protest movement it collapsed and now we see what it really is just a bunch of

02:00:19.060 value judgments masquerading as a public health uh regiment to meet with an emergency and it's not that at all

02:00:30.660 so what is the goal of the the lawsuit i mean what what what is the i think best thing that

02:00:40.980 we could expect coming out of this what would what would it change well let's talk about the outdoors

02:00:47.700 first in new jersey governor murphy did the same thing he led these protests he praised these protests

02:00:53.460 he said they're so important we just have to allow them but when the public outcry came he at least had

02:00:59.140 the honesty with executive order 152 to say that okay all outdoor gatherings are now conducted without

02:01:08.260 limitation if they're for religious or political purpose so he said basically oh what was i thinking

02:01:15.300 yes everybody has first amendment rights to demonstrate outdoors or engage your religion

02:01:20.740 outdoors so we're saying in the new york suit the governor of new york and the mayor of new york city

02:01:26.340 should have the intellectual honesty to do the same thing so there should no longer be any restriction

02:01:31.460 whatsoever on any kind of outdoor gathering it just isn't justified there haven't been any spikes

02:01:37.380 that we know of following these massive demonstrations and so where's the scientific

02:01:43.540 or public health rationale it's gone so zero limitation outdoors what about indoors well

02:01:49.940 we're arguing that if you can let home homeless shelters operate at 100 capacity and they're filled

02:01:56.580 with the older more vulnerable populations who are sleeping overnight in the shelters or in the

02:02:02.900 drop-in shelters and staying there all day long in close quarters then how can you say

02:02:08.500 that a synagogue or a church should be limited to 25 capacity doesn't make any sense so we're

02:02:15.540 arguing that the indoor restrictions should be eliminated and we should be treated the same as

02:02:21.220 the most favored businesses under the scheme for example supermarkets bagel shops how's this for

02:02:27.700 irony there's a bagel shop across the street from one of the synagogues in brooklyn bagel shop is 0.97

02:02:33.620 packed with people you go across the street to the synagogue it was 10 people only before and now they say

02:02:40.180 25 capacity which by the way is with many of these small synagogues that's the same thing because 0.99

02:02:46.260 they only hold about 40 people so we're asking for a parity of treatment treat religion the same as

02:02:51.540 the favorite businesses indoors drop all the outdoor gathering limitations because they've basically

02:02:57.540 already done that so there's no justification for picking and choosing which groups of people get to

02:03:02.660 congregate outdoors christopher ferrara thank you so much he's with the thomas moore society uh and

02:03:11.140 fighting uh for your religious freedoms uh at least in new york and may there be a thousand of these

02:03:19.060 that are brought around the country christopher thank you so much you're welcome

02:03:31.460 have i even said hello america it's friday i don't think so until then uh welcome uh saving money

02:03:40.820 is the positive version of uh death of a thousand cuts yes scrimp and save a little bit here a little

02:03:47.380 bit there maybe you're buying you know an off brand or something like that except for the oreos because

02:03:53.700 the oreos can never be an off brand i don't care who you are that off brand just does not hunt uh

02:04:04.100 so gradually over time if you're scrimping and saving you can see a little bit of difference in

02:04:09.220 your finance it's a good thing to be responsible and do things like that but right now you need

02:04:15.460 some big cuts you need some things with the economy going the way it is

02:04:22.580 with the future as uncertain as it is uh i want you to save a lot of money hundreds of dollars a

02:04:29.380 month maybe even a thousand and here's how you do it if you are paying over four percent on your

02:04:34.660 mortgage or if you've got a high percentage uh debt that can be consolidated a refi might be the

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02:04:48.660 within 10 minutes if they can help you or not and how much money they think they can save you

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02:05:00.580 i i just really love these people at 800-906-2440 800-906-2440 americanfinancing.net this is the glenbeck program

02:05:30.580 from the standing rock uh we're glad you're here today i i i can't take the statue stuff anymore i just

02:05:46.900 i can't i can't take it uh now they're pulling down statues of george washington they're they're

02:05:52.260 they're calling for the removal of the washington monument and the jefferson memorial uh so far abe is

02:05:59.460 okay um but in in uh the hollywood district in portland they have just pulled down the statue of

02:06:12.500 george washington made by an artist an italian artist uh in uh like 1920 and he made three of them one for

02:06:22.260 austin one for portland and one for mexico city and uh they just pulled it down and just defaced it

02:06:31.220 they burned a flag on it uh and now it's just sitting in the sidewalk i beg cities i don't care who

02:06:40.980 if i like or don't like the uh statues these statues need to be preserved because someday uh americans will

02:06:51.540 regret all of this and uh we are offering uh free shelter from the storm for any of these statues um

02:07:01.700 the mercury one museum is about to open in uh in dallas the first uh um iteration of it uh first step

02:07:12.500 towards a large museum and we have the space to keep these statues and they need to be preserved

02:07:21.540 please reach out to mercury one dot org if you are a city and you have any of these statues

02:07:27.940 and you don't know what to do with them or somebody's going to take them and destroy them

02:07:32.420 please get them to us mercury one dot org i don't care who it is but these george washington statues

02:07:40.900 i mean i will put it in my main atrium of my building that would be an honor to have a george

02:07:46.900 washington statue it would be great uh and uh this is just shameful just shameful what's going on

02:07:55.220 glenn i did yesterday on studios america acquire a box of aunt jemima pancake mix would this be

02:08:01.220 something that you'd want to maybe put into the archives okay yes it is i'm gonna eat it first but

02:08:06.980 you can have the box oh shoot not so interested okay not so interested now uh yeah i mean all of

02:08:15.060 these things are going to be historic items the cream of wheat package mrs buttersworth or butterworth

02:08:20.740 uh all of these things that are being pulled off the shelves please save any of those and get them to

02:08:27.940 us we'll preserve them mercury one dot org glenn beck program

The Glenn Beck Program - June 19, 2020

America Isn’t Evil ｜ Guests： Michael Knowles & Niger Innis ｜ 6⧸19⧸20

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