The Glenn Beck Program - Assaulted By Pupils ｜ 7⧸2⧸19

00:00:00.000 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment okay we are we have to take these things seriously

00:00:07.660 because women need to be believed uh and here is what ocasio-cortez said when she left the border

00:00:18.800 guard yesterday listen carefully in that last facility i was not safe from the officers in that

00:00:27.760 facility do you have any comment about what was posted about you in the alleged facebook group

00:00:32.120 i mean i think it's just uh it's it's just indicative of of the violent culture that we

00:00:40.540 saw on the inside wow the violent culture that she just saw she in that facility that she went 1.00

00:00:47.620 to check out with all the cameras and everything else she was not safe

00:00:53.300 i wish there had been somebody around that might have witnessed her feeling unsafe

00:01:02.000 and i understand we have somebody who had witnessed that or couldn't explain exactly what happened

00:01:10.020 yesterday because we must take her seriously she must be believed in one minute this is the glenbeck

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00:02:40.940 back 1-800-LIFELOCK. She wasn't safe stew she was not no safe you i'm glad you're aware of that

00:02:53.820 when i heard this i thought to myself my gosh these border patrol agents are animals they're just animals

00:03:04.960 physically and emotionally putting ocasio-cortez in an unsafe atmosphere uh and of course all women 0.92

00:03:14.280 must be believed and so we're going we're shooting from the hip on that one we're just going to believe

00:03:20.100 her and take her at her word and we have somebody uh and what is your name again hello yes hi my name

00:03:27.880 is britney hi hi britney hi i'm an aide to alexander ocasio-cortez you are what i'm an aide

00:03:33.200 to alexander ocasio-cortez okay so i was on the trip to the border you were on the trip

00:03:37.680 i was and what i witnessed was shocking was shocking to the american people okay uh and so

00:03:45.480 you were there when she was unsafe she was unsafe all right did you feel the officers yeah did you

00:03:51.380 feel unsafe i did feel unsafe as well okay all right um i was very disturbed by the way

00:03:57.000 that the officers were were threatening alexander ocasio-cortez okay what so what so how is she

00:04:07.060 being threatened she was physically abused she was physically abused while at the facility and you

00:04:11.480 witnessed it i did okay there was one officer in particular uh-huh who physically abused

00:04:17.360 alexander ocasio-cortez okay with his pupils with his pupils yes he physically

00:04:25.120 looked at her uh-huh multiple times multiple times and and i i can't believe i had to witness it

00:04:36.320 well wait but wait

00:04:37.600 did i say the officers were doing it yes you did the officers were looking at her with her with the 1.00

00:04:46.900 pupils uh-huh and at one point she was molested with a retina okay um um so it was not just

00:04:55.100 the physical abuse it was also mental abuse that i witnessed how was the mental abuse um one officer

00:05:01.060 was thinking about her repeatedly how how do you know over and over again thinking about what these

00:05:09.960 officers who had other they hurt the thoughts the what the thoughts inside of his head were about

00:05:19.240 alexander ocasio-cortez okay how do you know that there was i was a social media post about her okay

00:05:25.980 this is the holocaust the holocaust of social media posts occurred to alexander ocasio-cortez okay i was

00:05:34.780 there okay and these these holocaust-like posts right they they've been this was assassination by meme

00:05:43.340 assassination by meme by meme and these these are people who are former border agents or people who

00:05:51.960 said they were former former border agents or people who said they knew someone who was a former

00:05:56.340 border agent right or someone who has once seen a former border agent who posts memes that were

00:06:01.360 negative about alexander ocasio-cortez okay and that is the holocaust the holocaust of memes yes yeah okay so 0.51

00:06:09.040 may i one person uh who's a prisoner told alexander ocasio-cortez while she was there

00:06:16.280 that she was recently forced to sleep on a bed of needles on a bed of infected needles infected bed

00:06:26.260 of needles by the the needles were infected by government-created hiv because they were the

00:06:33.600 ones that did that right i don't think so but this poor prisoner was carved up with a machete

00:06:40.020 by a man wearing a hockey mask who was a former border agent okay i don't i don't think any of

00:06:47.020 this happened they were put in a barrel of acid right and dissolved okay so only because alexander

00:06:53.520 ocasio-cortez was coming did they surgically repair her they surgically repaired her after they 0.99

00:06:58.660 dissolved her and to cover what they did at the border okay so did you see the bed of needles

00:07:03.600 i did hello what what was that that was oh well that was me rolling my window up

00:07:15.040 just like alexander ocasio-cortez does when she gets tough questions

00:07:19.100 all right britney thank you very much for the uh report i appreciate it

00:07:27.600 so she has refuses to refuse to respond to claims that uh she saw people drinking out of toilets i

00:07:41.920 i would i i i wish you would look here's the thing that should happen when i saw this report yesterday

00:07:49.400 i thought this is the most outrageous i mean remember this is the woman who compared these

00:07:54.920 to concentration camps so we're lucky that she didn't say that the you know the border guard

00:07:59.440 was shoving people into showers and uh into ovens um but instead she said they're forcing people to

00:08:07.320 drink out of toilets now i cannot imagine this happening but stranger things have happened right

00:08:16.520 i guess stranger things have happened so stranger things have happened then a prisoner a supposed

00:08:22.040 prisoner who's saying uh things about the people who are watching them the guards because that never

00:08:30.060 occurs someone who commits an offense like crossing the border illegally would never say something

00:08:36.020 negative about border patrol they should just be immediately believed without even a hint of

00:08:40.760 skepticism right especially that we know that a lot of the organizers are uh from uh uh chicago and

00:08:48.400 are are communists and marxists so when they see their ally ocasio cortez come in i can't imagine 0.91

00:08:55.800 anyone running to the running to the chain link fence and saying oh they were forcing me to drink out of

00:09:00.620 toilets i can't imagine that no no however let's just take it at face value because when somebody

00:09:07.280 makes a charge like that we should know for instance let's say let me think of something that would

00:09:14.860 just never happen uh you were walking down the street in the middle of the night let's say in

00:09:20.760 chicago and somebody said this is trump country and then put a noose around somebody's neck

00:09:27.280 we should take that seriously and then figure out did that really happen or not it's kind of important

00:09:35.560 to investigate so when i first saw this yesterday my first thought was if i'm donald trump

00:09:41.100 i immediately dispatch the fbi and i go to ocasio cortez and i i seriously say to them i don't want to

00:09:51.780 show any you know some sort of show investigation i want an actual investigation we want you to

00:09:58.680 investigate exactly what she said then i want her to identify that woman we'll take that woman and 1.00

00:10:05.980 we'll put her into protective custody so there's there's you know not going to be a problem with the

00:10:11.560 border guards the fbi can take her if they want uh and make sure that she's protected and taken care 0.93

00:10:18.040 of we want to know the description of the border guard we want to know his name i'm sure she remembered

00:10:24.780 his badge number because if somebody was saying that i would i would try to remember at least his name

00:10:30.000 uh and then i want a full investigation on that and if those border guards are doing those things

00:10:36.160 i want them fired now on the off chance that this didn't happen i would like to prosecute

00:10:47.340 anyone who is making outrageous charges like this because you just can't go in and make charges

00:10:57.220 if we're going to take every woman seriously i think we need to start with ocasio cortez let's take her 1.00

00:11:05.960 seriously let's send the fbi down she felt unsafe she felt unsafe in that facility my gosh let's get

00:11:17.900 let's get it on the record what exactly was making her feel unsafe in that facility

00:11:26.640 now i can't imagine that the the pro publica story that coincidentally came out at the same time she

00:11:38.900 was making this charge i can't imagine that she had prior notice of that and this was a great way to

00:11:47.040 hype that story but let's take her at her word i'm sure she was asked for comment considering

00:11:56.460 she was the first person named in the story so obviously she would know unless pro publica is a

00:12:01.800 horrible horrible journalism organization that decided not to get comment from the people mentioned

00:12:07.780 it's just an amazing coincidence that she happened to be down at the border and she felt unsafe in that

00:12:14.600 facility at exactly the same time that that story was coming out and again what's the story exactly i

00:12:22.340 want to make sure i understand that people post bad things online is that a news story is it because

00:12:30.940 gosh i've seen a lot of terrible things posted about you but yet never one report about how awful it was

00:12:38.860 that is a i mean i can't believe a public figure would have nasty things posted about them on the internet

00:12:47.020 what an incredible scoop it was my pro publica wait a minute it was not just nasty things they were

00:12:53.620 things that made her feel unsafe were they i guess they were i mean i she was i don't know why she

00:13:01.540 thinks that the people that she was standing near were the ones who did it they're like this was uh was

00:13:06.580 this how did we know they were border guards well this is a facebook private group and like facebook

00:13:12.560 private groups with 10 000 people all you need to know is have an invite from someone you could be

00:13:18.920 five steps removed from a border agent and be in that group it's the dumbest thing i've ever just so 0.59

00:13:23.960 you know by the way border agents are people right like so yes they also have dark humor and do bad

00:13:28.660 things there are some agents that obviously make inappropriate jokes what world do you think you

00:13:34.320 live in this is we every conservative that has ever posted anything negative about alexandria

00:13:40.440 ocasio-cortez in any level of critique has been accused of much worse i don't know if you remember

00:13:46.280 ben shapiro asking ocasio-cortez to uh debate and she accused him of catcalling not some random person

00:13:53.860 10 steps removed from alexandria ocasio-cortez but her herself she said it she accused him of doing

00:14:01.640 that because he asked for a debate on on the issues you think well i just know that ben shapiro has

00:14:08.000 never felt unsafe from things that were said about him on the internet oh no i have never felt unsafe

00:14:14.200 ever by things that were said by people on the internet or in facebook groups or think progress or

00:14:20.940 you know basically from the floor of congress i've never felt unsafe by anything like that we need to

00:14:28.560 take her seriously and i mean it the president needs to investigate this story the fbi should

00:14:36.980 investigate investigate this story if the border guards are doing the things in the facility remember

00:14:44.660 she felt unsafe in this facility how stupid does a border guard have to be to do that to a member of

00:14:51.600 congress with witnesses around she also claims they're drinking out of toilets i want to know is that

00:14:59.720 true is that if that's true then those border guards need to be dismissed and fired immediately

00:15:07.780 if they were doing something criminal they should go to jail but on the off chance that they didn't do

00:15:17.580 that we must put a stop to people making crazy crazy statements and then they're just floating out there

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00:17:21.860 so i was uh drinking out of the toilet uh this morning

00:17:36.380 did you see too they talked about there's like you know in these facilities which are obviously

00:17:44.460 largely not intended for any long stays they have these units that bring in the water

00:17:51.160 and it has a toilet below and on top of it kind of behind it is where the sink is

00:17:57.340 and people are like do you think maybe when they said the toilet like because there's a sink also sort

00:18:03.160 of attached to the same unit that might have been what they were referring to and that they were

00:18:07.120 they did not like the idea that they were drinking water that came out of a place that was too close

00:18:15.580 essentially to but it was clean water yeah it's the same water it's going there but i got news for

00:18:21.380 you in your bathroom it's the same water your sink might be a little if you're lucky it might be a

00:18:25.480 little more than two feet away right exactly uh that might have been what it was and then they

00:18:30.700 asked her and she's like oh no they said they had to go into the bowl absolutely ridiculous i mean

00:18:39.080 obviously this doesn't happen ridiculous come on i mean ridiculous really is that does anyone

00:18:44.480 i'm so tired honestly believe this occurred does anyone on earth believe it ocasio-cortez i don't

00:18:49.980 even think she believes it occurred i mean she just i think she convinces herself i think she's in

00:18:54.120 auto-believe mode right anything they said that was negative she would have believed no matter what

00:18:58.180 it was yes because she wants to believe that it's negative right um so i that's my belief on it i

00:19:03.660 don't think she i don't think she actually believes these things occurred and she you notice how she

00:19:08.400 worded these things she's like oh well i was i was being uh harassed by the border agents you know

00:19:15.640 it's a nicely worded thing that doesn't necessarily mean it occurred when all the cameras were around it

00:19:22.660 could just be the things that got posted no she said in that last facility i felt unsafe by the by

00:19:28.740 the officers officers uh that is that is what she said so i guess she doesn't even have that out now

00:19:36.480 no so i would because i mean i strongly recommend fbi investigation tend to believe there's cameras all

00:19:42.560 around there and it's funny because they they made they were very upset that they were asked to check

00:19:47.820 their phones going into the facility uh so they did but heroic joaquin castro smuggled in a device

00:19:55.920 to get some footage and what a brave man he is and uh certainly nothing you know his brother's

00:20:02.180 running for president but don't that's not at all important to pull a stunt like this um and but

00:20:07.320 you know what all these terrible things happened the only thing he was able to get though was a bunch

00:20:13.240 of women sitting comfortably in sleeping bags uh but they were on the floor oh my god and uh unlike

00:20:19.620 my daughter who sleeps on the floor in her sleeping bag next to her bed inexplicably every night um 0.93

00:20:25.480 that is the the most horrific thing that's ever happened i think that you can make a case that

00:20:31.080 they're used to sleeping on the dirt outside for this you know this long journey of hundreds and

00:20:38.760 hundreds and hundreds of miles of journey uh they're usually you know copping a squat by a cactus

00:20:45.220 uh and now we're forcing them to you know put a sleeping bag down on a clean floor if there was

00:20:51.920 only some recourse for these people if there's only some way for them to avoid these facilities

00:20:56.960 like i don't know like turning around and going the opposite direction oh that's not back to their

00:21:03.560 oh you want to go back to the past i say we keep them marching forward yeah we open our borders

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00:23:57.540 kansas anymore toto 49 year old roy larner uh he was defending himself against jihadist who killed

00:24:08.940 eight people injured 38 others now do you remember this is the london bridge attack two years ago

00:24:16.420 remember the islamists came on london bridge they just started slaughtering people killing people 1.00

00:24:22.140 and this guy 49 year old guy he defended himself the attack left him with more than 80 stitches to his head

00:24:30.720 ear arms and hands after two of the terrorists slashed at his head and neck following the attack

00:24:37.740 larner revealed that the terrorists had shouted this is for allah islam islam islam during the rampage

00:24:43.080 so he fights these guys off now this is not like uh you know they were having a planned thing this was a

00:24:49.940 planned attack this was not a a peaceful gathering as of islamists these were people who came on to 0.98

00:24:58.020 london bridge and just started killing people two years ago so he was uh awarded the the highest

00:25:09.140 uh civilian award for gallantry he was given the george cross

00:25:15.220 seems great so far everything seems great right well apparently he was contacted and interviewed

00:25:27.320 by a far right wing group and the man who says i'm not political at all has now been put on the

00:25:40.820 government's terror watch list the guy who fought against terrorists

00:25:48.660 is now on a terrorist watch list for fears that he might become an extremist he is now being forced to

00:25:59.920 attend de-radicalization classes and is now being monitored by the police

00:26:05.720 could could we could we maybe see if we can get a hold of this guy because uh

00:26:14.320 they're it's gonna make it worse for him we're now he's really not gonna be now he's really gonna

00:26:19.100 be the terrorist watch we're either missing something in this story or uh uh england has gone

00:26:26.060 full-fledged bat crap crazy is it possible this guy was spotted with a betsy ross flag because that

00:26:33.220 you want to talk about a sign of terrorists not not in his shoes basically the number one sign of

00:26:39.160 terrorism in in the world is the betsy ross flag well she was a horrible human being oh my gosh i 1.00

00:26:46.880 don't know anything really about her except she was a seamstress and probably the story's not true but

00:26:52.640 i am i am so offended by the betsy ross flag because it shows that you are a crazy kook 0.97

00:27:01.980 i for one i for one am glad that nike listened to colin kaepernick and pulled all those shoes from

00:27:10.040 the market well i mean he has a lot of evidence that the betsy ross flag uh is uh basically the

00:27:16.100 you know it's basically white supremacy it's basically a white hood is what i see it as

00:27:20.500 amen buzzfeed has pointed this out by the way and they have nailed it listen to the evidence

00:27:26.420 it's piling up it's so it's piled so high you can't see the top of the heap of this evidence

00:27:35.020 are you ready yes number one yes a 2018 story by the outline noted that the betsy ross flag was on

00:27:45.480 display in the home of a member of a white nationalist group shut up that's number one

00:27:55.540 shut up and you think well that's more than enough to remove this historical uh well that's why i have 0.77

00:28:02.220 been boycotting lucky charms because that white supremacist also was eating lucky charms and i'm telling

00:28:09.480 you right now general mills is a white supremacist symbol everything general mills makes i boycott i

00:28:19.780 don't want it on the shelves i am telling my local grocer you carry anything made by general mills

00:28:26.860 and i am out you are a racist now some people might say that's one piece of evidence okay from 2018 0.60

00:28:35.840 you know you don't have anything from from this year so far but the year isn't i mean it's not

00:28:40.840 over yet uh did you hear that duke also eats cereal from you know i was talking about the uh i was

00:28:46.580 talking about the flag oh the lucky charms there's plenty of evidence oh i thought that was enough

00:28:50.240 for me to hate the flag there's more evidence so 2018 one betsy ross flag spotted in the home of

00:28:58.380 one guy who belonged to a white supremacist group that's evidence piece number one number two

00:29:03.700 as if you need more as if you need more in 2016 now 2016 you might notice i skipped over 2017

00:29:11.780 there were no pieces of evidence apparently that the betsy ross flag had anything to do with white

00:29:16.640 supremacy in 2017 that's what they want you to think or so far 2019 but we have one example let me tell

00:29:22.400 you something that's what the racist uh right-wing media wants you to believe right-wing media like

00:29:28.720 buzzfeed yeah yeah cnn but in 2016 now listen to this white supremacy are you ready yeah at a high

00:29:37.440 school high school in grand rapids michigan grand rapids michigan which is basically uh it's a hood

00:29:44.320 in the form of a city let me just remind you grand wizard grand rapids uh-huh what what kind of

00:29:52.180 let me think what kind of rapids white water rapids exactly commonly referred to everybody

00:29:58.660 knows it so it's code it's a dog whistle yep us in 2016 students at a high school in grand rapids

00:30:07.700 michigan displayed the betsy ross flag not on cinco de mayo please tell me not on cinco de mayo no okay

00:30:16.100 worse worse worse worse than that i can't even think of that this is becoming the flag holocaust and 0.67

00:30:22.020 you might think wow is there a white supremacy gathering at a high school in grand in grand

00:30:27.700 rapids right you think it must be that well no in 2016 students at a high school in grand rapids

00:30:35.420 displayed the betsy ross flag along with a trump campaign flag oh my gosh it's even worse

00:30:45.940 oh my uh-huh yep uh-huh the student school superintendent later apologized how did nike

00:30:54.540 miss these yeah bombshells so let me just review okay i don't know if we have time for me to get

00:31:00.260 through all these again but let me just review all of just give me the highlights okay i'll give you

00:31:04.040 the highlights okay 2018 yeah one guy yeah who was in a white supremacist group yeah had the flag

00:31:11.800 holy cow along with cereal made by probably general mills you put those two together irish cereal yes

00:31:19.240 yes lucky charms what do you think they're saying and then in 2016 only two years before that only

00:31:26.640 two years only two years separated these incidents this is showing a pattern yes and this one was a

00:31:33.960 flag with bet the betsy ross flag next to a trump campaign flag and there you go hear the dog whistle

00:31:42.140 well no you're not supposed to be able to hear dog whistles unless you hear it now

00:31:47.340 you know who can hear it people in grand rapids michigan those people can hear it because they're

00:31:55.200 racists as evidenced by this 2016 school that displayed a flag of a candidate that won approximately

00:32:05.380 half the vote now you might ask yourself why are you guys talking about the betsy ross flag being a

00:32:10.220 symbol of obvious hatred and racism well that's because nike has yanked a usa themed sneaker featuring

00:32:18.060 an early american flag notice notice cnn is covering though sorry this is the wall street journal

00:32:24.800 covering for nike right now just saying an early american flag no it's the betsy ross flag that has a 0.99

00:32:32.440 long history of two incidences of being a racist symbol uh the colin kaepernick told the company

00:32:40.200 it shouldn't sell a shoe with a symbol that he and others consider offensive yeah because he really

00:32:46.640 should have the veto rights over all of america and what they find offensive right colin kaepernick

00:32:51.520 his head is just screwed on so well that he's the guy that should make the judgments for all of us

00:32:57.060 yeah well but wait a minute i thought it wasn't about the flag no it's not why would you say it's about

00:33:03.800 the flag these are these are people who are patriotic that were kneeling on the field no hey but hang on

00:33:10.040 he said it's an utter patriotism right he says he shouldn't sell it they shouldn't sell a shoe with

00:33:14.960 a symbol that he and others consider offensive so the symbol was the flag i remember it's not about

00:33:21.100 the flag i have i have well well let's listen back to don lemon okay who can tell us the true

00:33:26.500 origins of this here's don lemon number one she is a black woman she's a mixed race woman when you 1.00

00:33:33.360 see her you see her black but she is also south asian her mom is south asian and her dad

00:33:38.860 listen there is more power to her and i think it's great that is that should be enough

00:33:46.440 listen it is enough that she's a black woman we are not a model but no no no no no no no no no no

00:33:51.280 they did the same no no no no no no i think you i think you're not you're not hearing what people

00:33:56.160 are saying the people who are saying is she black enough that's bull that's bs but to to to

00:34:01.980 want a distinction to say is she african-american or is she black or is she whatever this is the wrong

00:34:09.460 this is another really good don lemon cut i'm sure yes can you play the video please of don lemon

00:34:16.280 taking a knee at an nfl game was never about the flag no or the military never that's what the

00:34:23.320 president wants you to believe it gives his insulting sons of bitches comment cover yes it 1.00

00:34:28.860 does that not only insults hard-working professional men but tries to drag their mothers down yes the

00:34:36.220 mothers because the sons of bitches get it is a constitutionally protected expression that falls 1.00

00:34:41.920 within league rules right right if anyone actually believes this is about the flag uh-huh then you

00:34:48.220 must believe the parks protest was about a bus oh that's right see it wasn't about the flag you know

00:34:54.740 what else gave donald trump a little cover about it being about the flag it being about the flag

00:35:00.140 and now it being confirmed this is about the flag sneakers oh this is about sneakers it wasn't about

00:35:08.760 the flag now he works for a sneaker company but i'm sure that it was something else about these sneakers

00:35:14.620 not just the flag being a quote symbol that he and others consider offensive so here's what nike did

00:35:23.560 nike took those uh sneakers and shipped them all over the u.s for independence day and then

00:35:31.940 shipped them all back to be destroyed or more likely shipped to a homeless shelter where they

00:35:40.280 will be worn by the homeless which oh my good for them disrespect but probably not in america because

00:35:46.660 they probably wouldn't want that to be seen so they'll ship them over to africa or someplace else

00:35:51.700 where people will gladly grab those sneakers uh and wear them proudly i hope they cut the back of the

00:35:58.640 the shoe out though so that people don't see the betsy ross flag which by the way need i remind you

00:36:04.720 was used in two prominent white supremacist attacks including the display in one home of one person

00:36:11.680 and next to a donald trump flag in 2018 and 2016 now we are we are going to do the work that other

00:36:22.080 journalists won't do we are going to find out if don lemon has ever had any breakfast cereal from

00:36:29.000 general mills bastard bastard that donald trump has had breakfast cereal from general mills need i say 0.98

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00:37:07.760 feed are manipulated people are learning everything about you so they can accomplish what amazon and jeff bezos

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00:38:13.380 one to say it and i agreed with him uh wholeheartedly that kamala harris uh is the one that is the most

00:38:20.920 dangerous to president trump and the rest of the field uh she is a former prosecutor well the new polls

00:38:28.400 have come out and they are worth looking at uh biden i think is over now a lot could happen yeah but i i

00:38:36.020 think uh you know i i think we learned a lot and we'll get into those uh here coming up after the top

00:38:42.700 of the hour the salvadorian president has accepted blame monday for the deaths of a migrant father and

00:38:49.520 daughter who drowned last month trying to cross the rio grande river the rio grande is uh where these two

00:38:57.520 the father and this sweet little child hanging on to his neck both passed away now whose fault is that

00:39:06.840 it's not the salvadorian presidents it's not uh anybody's fault it is the mother and the father

00:39:13.920 it's their fault now what he said was people don't flee their homes because they want to people flee

00:39:22.320 their homes because they feel they have to why because they don't have a job because they're being

00:39:29.260 threatened by gangs because they don't have basic things like water education or health we can blame

00:39:34.320 any country but what about our blame what country did they flee to did they flee to the united states

00:39:40.920 they fled el salvador they fled our country it's our fault 1.00

00:39:45.700 he also said migration should be an option not an obligation

00:39:54.160 whoa

00:39:56.820 this is the first time i've seen a politician actually say something where he's taking responsibility

00:40:04.380 for something that he really doesn't have to take responsibility for

00:40:09.300 but really isn't that the way we should be looking at things because we can't house everybody

00:40:18.100 why isn't the outcry to help countries like el salvador that would at least make more sense

00:40:25.980 can we help them more can we help them with their clean water and their gang problem

00:40:31.180 i don't want to get involved in another country but at least that argument would make more sense

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00:41:51.140 well joe biden is still the front runner but barely and i predict he ain't going to be the

00:42:01.420 candidate everyone who thinks that he is uh thinks so because well he's the next in line he's the most

00:42:11.420 logical he was the vice president he's the he's the least radical he's the guy who can fight back

00:42:20.140 against donald trump i don't think any of that is right kamala harris is the one that i think will

00:42:29.140 get the nomination especially if things continue the way they are the latest poll numbers and why

00:42:36.300 people are flocking to different candidates after the first couple of debates in one minute

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00:45:09.520 oh stew how excited are you the political glass ceiling may be shattered oh thank goodness

00:45:30.480 well actually it was already shattered well by uh what was her name uh geraldine ferraro uh and then

00:45:39.420 it was shattered again by hillary clinton but this time don't forget about sarah palin as well yes

00:45:43.600 sorry sarah palin you uh but this time if this time it might be shattered it might be yeah for the

00:45:50.400 fourth time we've been told over and over again it was only white men that were getting any votes

00:45:53.620 in this primary well bernie sanders and joe biden that's it obvious that that uh the the people

00:45:59.020 that vote democrat were racist yeah because they are it was the craziest thing i've ever seen

00:46:03.800 they're calling their own people racist uh but apparently not so no not now yeah it's almost like

00:46:11.260 they were looking to hear the voices in a debate and then compare instead of just jumping on a bandwagon

00:46:18.840 because of what's in your pants yeah and this has been uh kind of a different these polls look a lot

00:46:26.140 different than they did just a couple of weeks ago yeah joe biden again we said this over and over again

00:46:30.160 it's joe biden's to lose right but joe biden is good at losing yes he is he's lost he's lost many

00:46:37.080 presidential runs yeah i mean again he was you know handed the vice presidency with barack obama but

00:46:43.320 other than that i mean he's run this would be his third time running and the first two did not turn out

00:46:48.760 well uh 1988 and 2008 so here he is again back in 2020 which is incredible uh joe biden running for

00:46:57.920 president now uh two months ago he led kamala harris uh 39 to 5 which is a pretty significant lead

00:47:06.320 then uh um it's high score wins right yes high score wins yes i just want to make sure that joe and his

00:47:13.640 team understand that high score wins keep that in mind so that was in late april late may he led 32 to

00:47:20.100 eight so a 24 point lead uh after this debate he now leads 22 to 17 over harris uh a five point lead

00:47:27.820 so he's which is a smaller number than 39 that's that's a great point thank you i just thought i'd

00:47:33.600 throw that i didn't know you were a mathematician yeah okay you know i i i'm not a mathematician but i play

00:47:38.920 one on on tv and radio yeah basically the latest poll after the debate all taken after the debate

00:47:43.340 it has a four person sort of top tier now with biden at 22 kamala harris at 17 elizabeth warren at 15

00:47:54.280 and bernie sanders at 14 so what do you think the two the two most important things that i take from

00:48:03.240 this is the kamala harris surge she's basically doubled her her level of support in one fell swoop 1.00

00:48:11.720 one question really is the is the difference between the poll numbers joe biden if she hadn't

00:48:19.220 have done that i'm not sure joe biden would have come down and i'm not sure she would have come so

00:48:23.740 far up but she handled that like a prosecutor she's a great uh prosecutor and a great actress 1.00

00:48:32.220 and uh i'm not saying that anything she you know she said she didn't believe or whatever i'm just

00:48:37.460 saying that she knows how to package it she's a good storyteller joe biden was not he's an old

00:48:43.220 school kind of storyteller and everybody is everybody just feels like that just rings totally false

00:48:49.140 and he seems old and outdated and she made him look that way immediately also uh you look at joe

00:48:57.940 biden's numbers and you look at joe biden's performance and if you couldn't answer kamala

00:49:04.680 harris when you knew that question was going to come up you knew you were going to be cornered on

00:49:10.040 that if you if that's the way you handle it how are you ever going to handle somebody on stage

00:49:17.320 that is a i mean he's an ied waiting to go out you step one place and donald trump's going to blow

00:49:24.820 you up right it's very difficult to prepare for trump because you don't know where he's coming

00:49:28.500 from no idea where those where those ieds are buried much less predictable than this situation

00:49:34.540 which was totally predictable again you're talking about the biggest story in biden's previous two

00:49:40.920 weeks leading up to this debate whether he had said these things about segregationists and busing and

00:49:45.980 stuff and you're you're you're next to the top tier candidate who happens to also be african-american

00:49:52.900 how did you not see this coming the other thing that i find very interesting is uh and i would like

00:50:00.620 to see where did those people go who were with bernie sanders it appears as though they went to either

00:50:08.180 warren or harris yeah i you know yeah i would say harris i mean excuse me warren mostly i mean

00:50:14.360 because warren had been making a move before the debate i don't think anyone says that warren had

00:50:19.360 an amazing debate uh she they did a poll part of this poll was who you who do you think won the

00:50:25.020 debates so that was uh kamala harris 41 elizabeth warren 13 and then biden 10 castro 4 sanders 4 0.99

00:50:34.340 buddha judge 3 so i mean basically well that's not counting beto right beto has the other beto

00:50:39.860 actually showed up as a negative number i don't know maybe a misprint i don't understand okay uh

00:50:44.940 you know so this is a a situation where harris had a breakout performance right but i mean again

00:50:51.120 one breakout performance a year and a half before an election does not win you a nomination she's got

00:50:57.160 to do a lot more than this what she did here was get her into herself into that top tier yeah now 0.83

00:51:02.280 she's got a and it's really hard to hold it's easier to gain than it is to hold it yeah so she's

00:51:07.960 got you you would you know if you're on her campaign you're hoping that she doesn't peak

00:51:12.520 too early here uh because she's got to hold this thing i mean we can run through the the names and

00:51:18.280 you'll remember a lot of them i mean you know herman cain and fred thompson and uh carly fiorina

00:51:25.240 had a run like this uh in 2016 she had a great debate performance came up to that top tier was not

00:51:30.240 able to hold it now harris was kind of bubbling under that top tier anyway so this one i think she's a

00:51:36.720 real deal yeah it seems like it's real but you know another thing they show in this poll is who

00:51:41.260 do you think could handle particular issues best and harris doesn't particularly perform well when

00:51:47.820 it comes to things like the economy for example or health care she performs really well when it 0.99

00:51:52.720 comes to race relations which is one of the four categories they tested but again race relations

00:51:58.820 while it's going to be a big issue certainly in the democratic primary as it always is obviously

00:52:03.520 identity politics are huge it's not necessarily you got to do more than that to be able to you

00:52:09.940 know get elected by the american people as a whole i mean that's one issue and it's an important issue

00:52:14.080 but it's it's like they're also going to want you to be good with the economy and health care and all

00:52:18.380 these other things if she can't close the gap on health care and the economy she doesn't win because 1.00

00:52:24.760 if the economy is good people are going to be much more reluctant to switch horses midstream when

00:52:30.600 things are good if things are bad that's going to be the top priority also something else you should

00:52:37.140 look into is um how do they fare on foreign affairs because between uh iran and their ally russia

00:52:46.360 i wouldn't count out real problems uh internationally sprouting up right before this election no i mean

00:52:56.140 obviously it could be a potentially huge issue i don't think they tested that they tested the economy

00:52:59.900 health care the climate crisis and race relations crisis uh and who's best to handle that uh the

00:53:06.060 climate crisis bernie sanders apparently he's number one then biden two warren three harris four

00:53:11.440 excuse me that was health care i remember that incorrectly i'm sorry for the climate crisis it's a

00:53:16.220 tie between bernie sanders and joe biden at 19 percent warren at 14 and harris at six he listened to

00:53:23.100 the economy though this is a legitimate problem i think for kamala harris and why if you want to make an 1.00

00:53:28.100 argument that this is a fleeting moment because she she has to do more than this that's the most

00:53:33.960 important takeaway she can't just have one moment about race with joe biden she's got to continue

00:53:39.140 this she can't do i mean we've seen this in the past you know romney was a great example of this

00:53:43.900 beats up on barack obama in debate number one but then does basically turns the campaign off for the

00:53:49.840 rest of the time and loses uh like literally like it seemed intentional yeah it seemed like how could

00:53:55.700 i lose this race yeah listen to this for the economy tell me harris does not need to improve

00:53:59.820 these numbers who's the best for the economy number one joe biden 28 number two elizabeth warren 20

00:54:05.700 number three bernie sanders 16 kamala harris six percent her i mean her her issues are six percent for 1.00

00:54:13.860 the economy 10 health care six percent climate crisis 29 racial relations it's not enough it's

00:54:19.880 it's right now it's just a moment for her here's the thing she is a prosecutor she's very very smart 1.00

00:54:25.700 she's she's accomplished she can do this this will be hers to lose she could do this and she to me she

00:54:34.420 would make the most fierce opponent if if i were advising the president which i'm not um but if i were

00:54:41.500 advising the president i would be most fearful of her i would be doing more work if this holds to

00:54:49.240 make sure that you know how to uh go uh toe to toe with her because she's going to be a different 0.97

00:54:55.740 yeah she's not hillary she's not hillary you have to look at that and realize that hillary was a 0.96

00:55:01.280 uniquely terrible candidate joe biden i think he's gonna i think he'll crush uh joe biden uh i think

00:55:09.300 he'll do a great job on joe biden i think he'll do a great job on elizabeth warren i think he'd do a

00:55:15.380 great job against uh uh cory booker i can't think of anybody that i uh that i don't think he could

00:55:23.140 crush uh kamala harris is different she'll be able to make him look like a bully easily uh and if that 1.00

00:55:35.080 happens i think he would lose and i think you know we talked about this from the very beginning

00:55:39.520 with harris and that you know we've been pretty bullish on her chances to win this primary because

00:55:44.840 of her kind of unique skill set that being said she has not been tested in this sort of spotlight

00:55:51.840 before uh she had a great first debate but that doesn't mean that she's going to be able to perform

00:55:56.860 like that every time she has she's won one you know she won a senate race in 2016 remember this is

00:56:03.340 not she's not been around that long no and nor she but she has the experience of being in front

00:56:08.020 of a jury she's and she's used to she's used to winning regular people over right you know and your 1.00

00:56:12.540 job as a prosecutor is not just to come up and be prepared for every line of argument which is is is

00:56:17.800 is a big deal in a debate but also be able to communicate to regular people with emotion to move

00:56:24.240 them and to be likable that's right and you know look i don't think a lot of people will tell you

00:56:29.300 that she's not likable and they but she's she was able to do it for for a pretty long time

00:56:34.120 successfully that does not mean this translates to a win in the election by any means but we're

00:56:39.180 talking about danger and percentages and what's her chances and i think her chances are you know

00:56:44.700 of all these candidates she has this sort of skill set that that is dangerous in an election and which 0.95

00:56:50.820 is why of course democrats are throwing money at her like crazy uh the other one they keep talking 1.00

00:56:55.040 about is buddha judge who looks really bad in these polls did not seem to do very well the judge

00:56:59.140 isn't gonna do it it doesn't it doesn't you know the thing about buddha judges man this guy cannot

00:57:02.960 get an african-american to like him it's amazing i mean it's a big part of this primary and he'll he

00:57:09.260 can every other group he's okay with and then it gets to black voters and they're like zero percent 0.80

00:57:15.240 has he tried to use the joe biden trick of using the word man a lot not enough yeah not enough hey i'm

00:57:22.320 pete buddha judge man man and man i gotta tell you man it's gonna be great man there's some

00:57:27.660 interesting health care stuff in here we can go to as well yeah we're gonna take a break for one

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01:02:26.920 hold of her we got to call her we'll call her after the break i don't know what she's going to do with

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01:02:50.600 and so so much more in the news today

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01:04:27.300 popular the way the democrats actually plan to implement it coming up

01:04:30.620 so let's look at uh the poll numbers for the presidential campaign this is the glenn beck

01:04:39.560 program i'm glenn beck stuberg gear is here he's kind of a numbers freak uh and has been watching the

01:04:45.440 polls how stable are these polls to how accurate do you think they are i mean it's it's you know

01:04:51.080 they're polls and they're way ahead when you talk about uh primary polling this far in advance it

01:04:56.220 does not everything can change you're right everything can change but it is the state of

01:04:59.820 the race at this moment i think it's uh pretty well reflected in this and it's not the only poll

01:05:03.740 showing for example harris doubling her support uh since the debate would you agree with me that

01:05:10.060 harris uh could very likely be the uh democratic nominee if she if she can carry her skills 1.00

01:05:19.520 into different arenas like the economy and health care yeah i mean she has work to do but she's 1.00

01:05:27.220 definitely she has a really good chance of winning this thing again remember she was one of the people

01:05:31.820 raising the most money as well um you know the prediction markets have her in first place now 0.99

01:05:37.400 ahead of both biden and warren bernie sanders in fourth and then uh you know buddha jet down to

01:05:43.460 fifth you know she has a really she has a pathway now right does john hickenlooper have a pathway probably

01:05:51.640 not right so the fact that you have a pathway to the nomination is a big deal uh it's just that

01:05:57.740 you can't look at one debate and say i think about 42 percent of democrats actually watch the debate

01:06:02.780 so you know more than half of democrats who are likely to vote didn't even check it out that's

01:06:10.500 how early we are in this could totally change if biden has a really good performance in debate number

01:06:15.140 two he'll probably hold on to this lead and expand it he has an opportunity to not choke this away

01:06:21.980 most people you know like all things being equal that's where people land right that's where they

01:06:26.620 start oh we already had this guy we think we can he can beat trump for whatever reason they

01:06:32.020 gravitate to joe biden familiarity probably being most prominent among them and except not real

01:06:38.760 familiarity once they watch him their opinion is easily changed if he doesn't meet or exceed their

01:06:45.820 expectations this next uh debate he's got to do well one of the really interesting things i think for

01:06:51.880 republicans is to win the democratic primary you have to go so far left you put yourself in a position

01:06:58.960 of not being able to come back to the center right how do you come back and then go to the

01:07:03.280 american people and say well here's the things i've been saying for six months to win this primary

01:07:07.140 now let me try to pitch them to you and they're way out of step with everybody else for example

01:07:12.000 um one of the big things being floated by the democrats is medicare for all and there's a couple

01:07:17.460 of different flavors of that one of which is uh to replace private insurance completely so you'd

01:07:23.740 basically make private insurance illegal and you would have every single person would be on

01:07:29.660 government insurance uh this is something that even the canadian supreme court said was

01:07:33.940 unconstitutional in canada uh but uh we're supposed to have it here so now that's not that's bernie

01:07:40.980 sanders supported that kamala harris raised her hand to this question she's had a an on again off 0.99

01:07:45.980 again relationship with this particular policy she came out initially and supported it then she backed

01:07:50.680 off of it uh then during the debate she raised her hand with bernie sanders saying that she supported

01:07:55.760 it then when asked again about it she said no what she meant is that she would leave her own personal

01:08:01.660 private insurance to go on the government plan oh that wasn't the question right now when you read

01:08:08.400 the wording of the question you could theoretically have taken it that way but it makes no sense in

01:08:12.020 context right i mean bernie sanders is the only other person raising his hand uh it doesn't make any

01:08:16.400 sense anyway that policy is only supported by 21 of americans so to get to the left and get out to

01:08:23.240 that bernie sanders bill de blasio uh sort of uh area and maybe which is a window ledge right which

01:08:30.000 is yes it is a window ledge at the top of a high building with high winds uh only 21 is with you

01:08:35.860 there so that's a big that's going to be really tough to pull back to the center when you come back

01:08:40.080 to the debate another thing that every single candidate raised their hand to was do we give

01:08:45.280 uh government insurance to illegal immigrants every single candidate raised their hand and said yes 0.99

01:08:51.120 we do what do the american people think of that 59 say no way uh so it is a 59 say no i think it's 38

01:08:58.940 said yes where do these 39 think we're going to get that money i don't know that they put that much

01:09:05.720 thought into it okay all right yes okay it's not like a bridge too far really to think huh before i

01:09:13.580 give something away where am i getting the money for that but apparently for 39 or or or maybe

01:09:21.420 maybe just 10 maybe there are 29 of the people that are like yeah who were the richest nation in the

01:09:29.480 world and we might as well maybe the richest nation in the world is always a strange thing to say when

01:09:36.460 you're 20 some odd trillion dollars in debt you know bernie uh bernie uh uh madoff was one of the

01:09:42.700 richest people around for a very long time huh how'd that work out wasn't really real was it

01:09:47.100 that's a kind of a major issue when you come down to these polls here's the thing if donald trump can

01:09:53.540 and and and his his allies or the people who care about the constitution if they can just teach people

01:10:00.880 what socialism is this isn't a hard race to win right and that's the thing most pollsters ask very

01:10:09.080 base level questions like medicare for all in this poll is is they ask about it and 56 percent of people

01:10:14.260 say they like it well when you drill down into those numbers the policies actually being presented

01:10:19.580 are not popular at all but if you ask that sort of surface question you have a nice talking point

01:10:24.920 to go out in front of the media and say people want this people want this well everybody wants free

01:10:28.500 stuff if you say to people like hey it's you know medicare for all is great and then you say well you

01:10:34.980 know maybe your taxes have to go up a little bit then it kind of comes down then you say well what if

01:10:39.140 they come up two or three hundred dollars a month you get down into the low you know 20s pretty darn fast

01:10:45.980 because people theoretically would love i mean who wouldn't i mean if medicare for all actually gave

01:10:51.500 you good service and it was legitimately free it was the air we breathe of course it would be something

01:10:56.960 that people would want but it doesn't give good service and it costs a fortune so here's here's an

01:11:02.180 example of drilling down and and there's some really disturbing things there's a new poll out uh that

01:11:08.040 claims four out of ten american adults 40 percent claim they prefer socialism to capitalism which is

01:11:14.760 really disturbing really disturbing now let me give you some of the information on this um 45 percent

01:11:22.320 uh i'm sorry let me start it with millennials about half of the millennials say they would prefer

01:11:27.900 socialism 45 percent of gen xers more than one third of boomers and one quarter of those 65 or older

01:11:36.600 so the older you get the less inclined you are to like socialism stunningly the more you've been

01:11:42.800 exposed to it yes uh the survey found significant portions of various population groups uh unexpectedly

01:11:49.560 leaning towards socialism those segments included one out of every five political conservatives

01:11:56.340 21 percent now i don't think you're a conservative no you're for socialism what you are is you are

01:12:04.780 somebody who is a um a progressive republican one in six adults with a biblical worldview 15 percent one

01:12:13.920 out of uh or sorry more than four out of 10 residents in the south 43 survey revealed however the term

01:12:21.700 socialism is not widely understood for instance they found within the 2000 survey respondents when they

01:12:30.860 were asked whether they preferred capitalism or socialist uh socialism their answers were compared to their

01:12:36.200 preferred form of government in specific governance situations those who claimed to prefer capitalism

01:12:42.240 consistently chose the capitalist perspective in 17 percent of the situation tested tested where a mere

01:12:49.960 two percent of those who claimed to prefer socialism consistently operate uh opted for that form of government so

01:12:56.640 in other words in every case they would you know say hey do you want the government doing this you want the

01:13:02.200 government doing this those who said they preferred capitalism uh only chose capitalism uh 17 percent of

01:13:12.480 the time in all situations but when it came to socialism only two percent who said they were for socialism

01:13:20.600 claimed yeah that's that's what socialism means i'm for that so an overwhelming ratio of adults 12 to 1

01:13:27.760 say they prefer a nation with individual ownership of private property to one where all the property is

01:13:34.720 owned by the government that's 87 to to 7 okay that's a pretty wide margin notice that the democrats are

01:13:44.920 talking about that at this point by a 6 to 1 ratio americans want government to take uh take its direction from

01:13:53.820 the people rather than to live in a nation where the population takes its direction from the government

01:13:58.780 that's 76 to 12 economically there are six americans who want a country featuring uh prices of goods based on

01:14:07.440 the free market for every person who preserve prefers to have the price goods determined by the government

01:14:13.240 so free market systems 75 percent government price controls etc etc 12 percent americans prefer a society

01:14:23.000 based on self-reliance instead of government reliance by a 5 to 1 ratio 69 to 14 percent

01:14:30.840 u.s citizens are four times more likely to desire an economy based on private enterprise than one based upon

01:14:38.160 government-run industries 65 to 15 percent this is where people have to understand the government

01:14:45.100 will be running your health care it's not going to be a private anything government will be running

01:14:51.400 your health care americans are more than three times likely to opt for a government with limited power

01:14:57.540 and agenda defined and monitored by the public than a desire for a government with high ideals and

01:15:03.720 unlimited authority to pursue those ideals 19 percent actually say they want that that a government has

01:15:10.160 high ideals and ultimate power to implement those ideals 67 percent say no thank you people are twice

01:15:18.260 as likely to want a government of servant leaders whose job is to discern and carry out the will of the

01:15:22.960 people as opposed to a government of experts who have good intentions and some and substantial power to

01:15:29.240 make decisions for the people that's 60 to 28 so what you're what you're finding here is that

01:15:36.040 you're nobody really knows what socialism is when asked where the u.s is headed in the future

01:15:43.560 a plurality 40 said the united states will be a capitalist society while half as many 21 said it would be

01:15:52.480 socialist and one three out of 10 said 29 they had no idea where this where this country was headed

01:15:59.220 but when they were asked which best describes the economy of the united states two-thirds of adults

01:16:07.400 said we are a capitalist nation 65 percent one-eighth 12 percent claimed the u.s is socialist

01:16:15.680 and a larger share 19 said i absolutely have no idea the economic system most closely aligned to your

01:16:27.000 principles and principles and principles taught in scriptures four out of 10 said they didn't know

01:16:33.400 the rest was split evenly between socialism and capitalism 30 said that's more biblical socialists

01:16:41.400 uh and 26 said capitalism the the more you don't believe in god the higher the percentage is for you to

01:16:52.580 believe in uh socialism and there were four percent who believed the best thing that we could be is a

01:17:02.000 communist country so that's good all the president really has to do is just really define what

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01:18:56.000 back uh what is uh what's coming out for movies this weekend you know july 4th usually is a big

01:19:02.000 movie weekend uh i know spider-man yeah that's the big one uh spider-man yeah that's uh the one that's

01:19:09.360 going to dominate the the uh box office getting very good reviews by the way is it 90 93 percent from

01:19:14.740 rotten tomatoes looks good did you hear about the yellow jacket nests that are happening uh in alabama

01:19:22.540 i i i've heard that they're large is this these super nests is what they're called they have found

01:19:30.180 uh about 90 some of them reaching the size of a volkswagen beetle

01:19:36.460 um i'm a little nervous do we still have to blow up the planet button somewhere

01:19:46.320 that's what it would be you know yellow jackets don't lose their stinger

01:19:52.120 yellow jackets also like to sting humans they they're not afraid of humans most bees and everything 1.00

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01:20:02.160 if they lose their stinger and they die um yellow jackets not so much so they can sting you over and

01:20:06.980 over again and if you if you're swarmed by yellow jackets you can die uh from that uh because they just

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01:20:51.440 natural things nature sucks that does a perfectly good buick ruined by yellow jackets what do yellow 1.00

01:20:59.480 jackets do i mean is there a purpose for them i mean horror okay okay okay other than that

01:21:07.640 you're listening to glenn beck

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01:21:21.040 it's independence week on the glenn beck program we're glad you're here

01:21:29.460 there's a lot to talk about including freedom of speech and we can talk about freedom of

01:21:36.320 speech at least at this hour mainly because we're not located anywhere near portland oregon

01:21:42.780 we'll tell you what is the latest in the portland uh antifa scandal oh or i'm sorry

01:21:51.620 the antifa pride parade uh because it was not a scandal nothing happened there nothing to see

01:21:58.560 we'll talk about that and what the mayor said yesterday in one minute this is the glenn beck

01:22:05.360 program

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01:24:37.300 antifa we have to decide as a nation what are we doing we have to decide whether we're going to have

01:24:45.900 uh law and order in our towns or not and remember chaos is the operative word who is the author of all

01:24:54.460 chaos if you're religious you believe that that is uh a dark force satan that is the author of chaos

01:25:02.540 and discord he he sows these seeds because we can do greater damage than he could ever do we'll tear

01:25:10.220 each other apart so chaos is the word that you need to look for anytime there's chaos that is not

01:25:18.460 moving in the right direction portland is intentionally moving towards chaos now you could give the mayor a

01:25:28.420 break uh because you know he said he was going to be a law and order guy and then he got in and antifa

01:25:34.440 surrounded his house and said uh you know we're gonna we're gonna take care of you and your children

01:25:42.640 uh if you come out against us and he's been great with antifa ever since he loves antifa

01:25:49.240 now a man of courage would have uh called the police and made sure that his family was uh safe

01:25:56.780 and then he would have said and we're not going to put up with this kind of bullying in our town but

01:26:03.260 he didn't yesterday uh he came out and gave a statement the police immediately um came back and said

01:26:13.140 yeah yeah he needs to uh he needs to to tell us that we can go do these things he he said that

01:26:22.040 you know they they didn't want to they didn't want to interfere with antifa because they're afraid that

01:26:26.580 you know that would just you know set them on fire and it would just it would just really irritate

01:26:31.400 them oh no not irritate not not have them not have them get violent

01:26:37.500 you know you could do that with shoplifters man if i'm just going to cause trouble and cause a scene

01:26:44.680 in the store and i know the store says we just don't want any disruptions just let it go gosh

01:26:50.360 what am i doing where am i i'm at that store stealing stuff all day long upsetting criminals

01:26:56.280 has not typically been the focus of how you design laws we want to avoid the hurting the feelings of a

01:27:03.880 particular criminal not usually the motivation thus

01:27:07.420 oppression oh oppression right okay yes oppression i mean that's why we have oppression right now

01:27:15.860 i mean they're not oppressing anybody in portland and uh and not even the guy with his brain bleeding

01:27:22.500 he wasn't oppressed at all what about his rights does he get any what about that what about the

01:27:28.120 elderly guy with the crowbar at the side of the head does that guy get any rights or no 0.86

01:27:32.380 the rights to a crowbar i would be suing the city for every dime i'm that i'm that guy i'd be suing

01:27:39.520 them if i'm andy uh andy no i'm doing the same thing i'm suing the city where were you i warned you

01:27:48.440 i'm on tape warning you help me they are harassing me it's getting worse you did nothing you weren't

01:27:57.100 even around i have a brain bleed in the hospital why because you weren't around where were you

01:28:05.380 that's a pretty good question uh and i think they would lose that in court if it was you know as long

01:28:15.060 as it wasn't help held in i mean portland is becoming chicago and and uh al capone is antifa

01:28:23.380 they're running the city whatever antifa decides to do they want to close streets down they'll close

01:28:29.240 streets down who else could get away with that you think you could close your neighborhood block

01:28:34.120 street down without the police shutting you down with everybody in the neighborhood saying no we

01:28:38.800 wanted to shut this street down we're having a block party you couldn't do that yeah a friend of mine

01:28:43.440 does a party every year where they actually block their street off and they live in the middle of

01:28:48.900 like you know there's no car traffic at all where they are but they they block the street off they do

01:28:53.740 like a little neighborhood run and they have to get permits from the from the city to be able to block

01:28:59.340 off this street that like four cars go down per year correct and couldn't do it no you can't do it you

01:29:05.000 can't do it but they can and they can do it without any problems and we've seen how many times have we

01:29:10.560 played these videos where people are trying to take a left on a public street antifa standing there in front

01:29:17.320 of these people trying to take a left forcing them to go right when they don't want to go right

01:29:21.340 and there's a lot of times police present that will do nothing well they just will not stop it

01:29:28.380 because they are worried about i mean this is the you know this is the inmates running the asylum

01:29:33.640 and that is it really is in portland and you know they've elected now they've been able to elect

01:29:38.840 someone it was like did you watch um uh wild wild country the documentary on netflix

01:29:44.020 uh that came out i guess last year and it's a story of the the cult that went into oregon

01:29:50.420 and moved all their like you know all these thousands of like people in this like cult which

01:29:55.380 was oh yeah yeah yeah yeah and so one of the things they did was they just started once they

01:30:00.060 started you know butting heads with the local residents they decided to just start running

01:30:03.380 their own people and all of them voting these people into office and that's they eventually changed

01:30:10.080 the name of the town and changed the names of the streets and all of this stuff because this is

01:30:15.320 essentially what portland is doing the people who are who want antifa being a main presence in

01:30:24.180 their city are the ones running it so they look the other way every single time when these things go

01:30:29.520 wrong well you have justice democrats you see who justice democrats just got elected in new york it was

01:30:35.220 uh alexander ocasio-cortez yeah she's from brooklyn right uh bronx queens queens that's right queens

01:30:42.460 so they just got another person elected in queens uh and this one's great now justice democrats are the

01:30:49.320 ones who got ocasio-cortez uh elected they put out this is all verified um they put out a basically a

01:30:57.660 casting call looking for somebody that could run for congress ocasio-cortez this is all in her

01:31:03.820 documentary ocasio-cortez's brother says oh my sister would be great so she convinced her to go

01:31:10.720 to talk to justice democrats they look at all these people interview all these people and they pick

01:31:15.980 ocasio-cortez and then they run her campaign and they are the ones that were behind it okay she's a

01:31:22.720 she's a shill it didn't start with her it started with justice democrats and they went for a casting 1.00

01:31:27.580 goal well i've done another one this time for the uh district attorney's office the district attorney

01:31:36.440 uh one in her own tweet she said uh that the reason why she ran is because her great coalition

01:31:46.480 of ex-cons illegal immigrants and sex workers those are the people going door to door

01:31:57.180 the swing vote yes the swing vote the swing vote so the ex-cons the sex workers and the illegal

01:32:05.720 immigrants were the ones campaigning for the district attorney the chief lawmaker so now justice democrats

01:32:16.060 have have gotten elected to the to the office of the chief enforcer of the law somebody who says

01:32:25.920 she's not going to enforce the law and she won and this has been a strategy from democrats for a while

01:32:32.520 we we covered years ago the secretary of state project which was similar basically the idea being

01:32:37.600 put radicals in the mold of george soros who was a big funder of the organization uh to get into the

01:32:44.360 positions to make the decisions if there is any uh election uh stuff to deal with like if it's a close

01:32:51.680 election and you have recounts you have election irregular irregularities you have a justice democrat

01:32:58.380 you have a secretary of state project person there in the position of power to go in and make those

01:33:05.500 decisions on the close calls the same thing here right when if you want an antifa to thrive

01:33:11.600 and you have a law and order person in charge well then they're going to actually enforce the law

01:33:18.080 but if the reason that person is in charge is because groups like antifa and their and their

01:33:24.300 allies associates and allies gave you you know hundreds of thousands millions of dollars to win

01:33:30.800 that race or just or just the manpower to do it or just the manpower and get you into office you owe 0.62

01:33:37.260 them your job you owe them your career of course you're not going to crack down on them they're the

01:33:42.020 good guys but this is even worse this is justice democrats who want all of that stuff their close

01:33:47.360 allies are marxist revolutionaries um they picked so it's not like hey you owe us no they they went

01:33:55.700 out and found somebody that believed what they believed and would do what they say they want to

01:34:02.100 be done yeah yeah so yeah this is a hand-picked person i'm telling you uh it's just gonna it's just

01:34:09.940 gonna boil down you're gonna look at new york city and that little enclave is just going to burn

01:34:16.360 itself down to the ground and everybody will say what happened what happened oh i don't know you had

01:34:23.420 marxists running it how is that going to work out i mean it's it's it is really getting crazy

01:34:33.360 and and by the way this justice democrat uh won against a democrat a five-term democrat

01:34:43.680 so they're not really taking on the right they're taking on the democrats there is a civil war going on

01:34:54.760 and because the media won't talk about it that most democrats have no idea how radical their party

01:35:03.440 really is becoming the the inmates are running the asylum

01:35:08.620 do you know that um in in the days of our founders

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01:35:29.000 we didn't live past really 40 in most cases uh you know before modern medicine uh and i think part of

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01:35:47.820 you know the cut fingers anything that you use just aspirin for 50 of the population was in agonizing

01:35:56.100 pain no thank you we're in modern times there is no reason for pain however the painkillers that we

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01:37:09.000 so stew is going to go on the uh museum tour with me today very excited about that yeah are you

01:37:27.160 yeah yeah i am i mean it's amazing stuff out there and i have not been able to go through it yet so i'm

01:37:31.820 gonna i'm gonna give him uh a tour so he can promptly forget it for his tour uh on uh on friday

01:37:39.760 you and jeffy are giving a couple of tours i think on friday our tours are the best tours because you

01:37:45.780 get the information it's sure it's second hand usually i'm just like listening to right uh you'll

01:37:53.620 get about every third point yeah uh but you know i'll listen to like david barton and i if you've ever

01:37:58.980 seen david barton speak he says 943 words per minute so if i'm giving you a third of that

01:38:05.680 you're doing really well yeah yeah and then we add on to the things you know into our tour that you

01:38:12.280 don't get from the other tours like jeffy saying there will be some grunting that will be present

01:38:19.240 in the tour sure i think jeffy also has uh like push pops and things like that uh stored all around

01:38:26.500 the studio so you're probably going to stop and get some push pops there will be some some treats

01:38:31.900 most likely around yeah you can ask jeffy about how uh god seemingly is trying to kill him

01:38:37.540 uh he's had a heart attack and had a tornado hit his house within the last year oh when you say

01:38:42.900 tornado when you say tornado uh i mean it was a category zero but it did rip the roof off of a good

01:38:52.800 chunk of his house there's still a zero well i mean it hit jeffy's house of course yeah i mean 0.85

01:38:57.520 it's like the little pig's house that was made of straw it was a category zero he told me that the

01:39:03.720 other day i said what what what what you know what level was this and he went uh zero i said what zero

01:39:11.200 oh it wasn't even categorized as a tornado but it ripped his roof off well they do have category

01:39:18.160 zero tornadoes and uh i will say isn't it appropriate though that a zero ripped up would hit jeffy yes

01:39:26.740 that is appropriate yeah but i mean it legitimately did like take the roof off of a chunk of his house

01:39:32.760 seen the pictures yeah i mean it's bad yeah it's really bad by the way just an update for those of

01:39:37.860 you who are fans of the show uh pat's doing really well really really well right he had a big surgery

01:39:42.980 uh on wednesday or friday it was right a damn doctor owes me money i said take out the vocal 0.67

01:39:49.860 cords while you're in there you know do something do something fun you know something you've never

01:39:56.460 done and you're like oh who knew who knew your stomach could be sewn to your your mouth uh in a

01:40:02.860 surgery like that what a mistake yeah didn't do any of that are you sure they didn't like implant

01:40:07.540 one of the aliens from from the movie aliens like in his stomach so that later on like could be while

01:40:13.420 he's on the air one day could be just burst out it just bursts out yeah yeah that's gonna that would

01:40:18.080 go viral that would completely go viral yeah so he should be back uh he's got like seven weeks of

01:40:22.520 recovery but he was up and around and feeling good he said you know he's got feeling back in his arm

01:40:27.180 again he just had uh four discs removed from his neck uh and for some reason they can do the neck

01:40:34.200 quite well but they can't do the lower back i don't know why uh but that's what i mean ever since i've

01:40:40.000 known pat one of i think the first year we knew each other he was having back surgery and it did not

01:40:46.700 work out well and he's always had this problem ever since i've known him and he's miserable pat would be

01:40:54.180 pat would be a different person if he didn't have this back issue he is dealing with it all all the

01:41:00.500 time really serious pain yeah that's not it yeah i mean it has been ever since i've known him he's

01:41:06.180 been destroyed by and this isn't gonna get rid of that by the way we should point out no he's still

01:41:10.760 gonna be miserable and that might be one of the things you like about the show pat gray unleashed

01:41:13.980 is he's miserable he's miserable and he is the guy who's just like get out my lawn he's that guy 0.93

01:41:20.040 you're crazy kids what are you doing with your hippie talking dope smoking those marijuana cigarettes 0.89

01:41:28.760 talking about socialism get out my lawn that's what i love about the show yeah me too i want him

01:41:34.520 to to yell at the kids about socialism yeah so he'll be back yelling at kids about socialism very

01:41:39.020 soon yes you won't miss that all right so anyway if you want to come to our museum please do it is

01:41:43.900 fourth of july weekend and i can't think of a better way to spend it with your kids we try to do

01:41:48.220 something special we haven't done anything special for the last few years and i don't like it

01:41:52.940 i mean fourth of july was always a very important holiday in my family and uh we've just kind of

01:41:59.120 lost that tradition i remember one of the first years you uh decided to go to a town that you picked

01:42:03.960 entirely because it was white and near cleveland at least that's what the local paper accused you of

01:42:09.200 yeah they said you remember this yeah i remember saying can we find the whitest town right in america i

01:42:13.780 remember those meetings over and over again well where's whitesville and uh we finally located it

01:42:19.380 near cleveland surprisingly right this year we're going to be here at the mercury studios celebrating

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01:44:01.220 uh just an interesting side note i guess uh the uh showtime is doing a fox news series

01:44:11.940 uh and uh i'm sure it's absolutely accurate uh it's called the loudest vote uh voice

01:44:20.860 case um and uh russell crowe is playing uh roger ales started this last weekend uh and it showed

01:44:30.740 uh the beginning of the hannity show um when roger ales hired i'd love to talk to sean to see if he

01:44:38.820 even saw it i didn't see it i'm sure he didn't either but uh how accurate he thinks this is i i because

01:44:44.960 you because you have some you have some interesting episodes coming up as well i do i do well

01:44:50.740 i mean i've just i'm looking at the cast here and uh a josh mcdermott uh who was in walking dead

01:44:58.780 twin peaks among other shows playing you in this particular series

01:45:03.900 we do need to of course have clips of this uh ready i'm sure it's going to be very flattering

01:45:11.140 you know how could they portray you in a way that isn't flattering that's what i that's what i

01:45:15.620 i i can't think of a way to make it negative i can't i can't no i'm sure at least more negative

01:45:21.320 than it's already been you know what i mean what's weird is looking at russell crowe in roger

01:45:26.580 ales office were you ever in his office maybe maybe once hiding under his desk i had i have a i have a

01:45:33.040 me too story coming out soon so i don't want to i don't want to break that for everybody but you

01:45:37.440 look at him in the office and stuff and and and at least the pictures i haven't seen the movie the

01:45:41.660 picture looks like his office uh and uh and it looks like uh roger from a distance

01:45:49.940 yeah i mean this is i mean this is gonna be interesting it's been interesting it's interesting

01:45:55.520 too they waited until ales died before doing all of these things there's a big documentary that came

01:46:00.340 out uh was it netflix i think a documentary you were in that too um about roger ales and now that

01:46:07.800 he's gone and and no longer can defend himself there's well but it's not i mean wait a minute

01:46:12.400 i won't be fair this book came out while he was alive the book it's this series is based on so yeah

01:46:16.340 and and the documentary uh uh i thought was reasonably fair they definitely took they went

01:46:26.040 to great pains to not just show the bad side of roger ales which was usually they will not do that

01:46:31.220 in these things they showed that he was really a genius and did do a lot of amazing things in the

01:46:35.720 industry not just related to fox news i mean his whole life was he was an emmy award winner yeah

01:46:41.540 i mean he won or not an emmy a tony right he won a tony i mean that's crazy he was a broadway guy

01:46:49.700 his first play that he ever did on broadway was called hot l baltimore and uh norman lear bought it

01:46:58.100 from him uh and and he's the guy who found it and norman lear bought it from him bought the rights

01:47:04.320 did a tv show based on it and uh and it won a tony i mean the guy was no dummy when it came to

01:47:11.380 entertainment now this has a pretty big uh cast to russell crow sienna miller seth mcfarland naomi

01:47:17.180 watts isn't it uh all on showtime i was thinking though about this you've had an interest we need

01:47:22.180 to go back through these at some point because this stuff comes and goes so fast that you forget

01:47:27.480 about it but there's been a lot of portrayals of our own glenn beck of over the years i mean you had

01:47:33.540 two i think two episodes of the simpsons at least one of south park you had uh jason i don't know if

01:47:40.580 i ever saw the south park one really huh yeah it was cartman you when that was the most accurate

01:47:45.320 portrayal i thought i mean it's basic it's almost like you've based your persona on cartman

01:47:51.840 yeah i believe about it yeah i believe that yeah i can see that yeah you're growing into the role

01:47:57.800 let's put it yes uh you also have um jason sudeikis uh who did who played you i think it was him on

01:48:04.540 saturday night live right didn't a bunch of times yeah um over and now you have this series which is

01:48:11.680 about roger ales there was something else i saw recently there was a there's a boston legal remember

01:48:18.040 boston legal that show you were on that uh there was sometimes they would they do it and they they just

01:48:23.100 like portray a glenn beck-esque character yeah which they don't actually call glenn beck which

01:48:28.220 is blatantly based on you you're writing on a chalkboard saying crazy conspiracy theories the

01:48:33.460 one where he became uh a tv show host yeah and he was crying all the time and writing at a chalkboard

01:48:39.880 and using crazy things like i think he had a bacon cake yeah or something like that and he was like

01:48:45.200 this united states was a family guy too on on that i don't feel like there was a family guy where maybe

01:48:52.980 peter portrayed you as well we should find we should find them all because i don't know if i've that

01:48:58.240 would be a good web page just have all those in the same place yeah because remember when we remember

01:49:02.460 when this was all happening we were you know people would say hey you see saturday live we're like no

01:49:07.440 oh they did a big sketch on you huh and then we'd move on right you wouldn't even so there was like

01:49:11.820 so many shows that did stuff that we never even saw you got mentioned on saturday night live during

01:49:17.200 the election uh during 2016 and i remember you know they they do like four new episodes a year

01:49:24.300 i think saturday live well it's very tough it's very difficult for them to come up with those three

01:49:28.300 terrible sketches that they come up with um but they it was a sketch about the election and you were

01:49:33.780 talked about in it yeah the decent you know like 30 or 45 seconds of one of these

01:49:38.100 monologues is about yours you know whatever you were doing at the time and i didn't see it until the

01:49:43.380 rerun and i was just like this is amazing like here i work with this guy every day and saturday

01:49:49.100 night live remember this is saturday night live the one that said you know russia i can see it from

01:49:52.780 my house it like changes the course of elections now is so invisible that they're talking about a

01:49:58.400 guy i sit across from every day and i didn't even know about it like that is everything is our

01:50:04.000 everything has changed really has 60 minutes 60 minutes remember when 60 minutes would set the news

01:50:10.460 there were two things that set the news for a week and that was the new york times and 60 minutes

01:50:16.800 the new york times still kind of sets the you know the pace for most of the media news um but 60

01:50:24.200 minutes you never hear anybody talking about that anymore and sometimes they do really interesting

01:50:28.980 things i mean 60 minutes has a lot of liberal bias but some of the reporting has nothing to do with

01:50:33.420 politics and some of it's really interesting um you know the uh i can i can't remember the last time i

01:50:39.020 watched the 60 minutes i just watched something on there recently and it was it was pretty

01:50:43.120 interesting i can't remember on actually tv or yeah it was on the website when's the last time you

01:50:47.800 actually sat down and watched a network tv show like a major network tv show yeah like abc nbc fox and

01:50:56.580 i'm assuming you're not going to allow me to include like the nba finals no or uh sunday night football

01:51:02.580 yeah uh because if that's the case i think mine would be the super bowl right and uh before that

01:51:08.020 would be the super bowl it's your super bowl um jeez i i'm trying to think of one that i've won

01:51:18.980 i honestly i'm having trouble even naming them i i you know saturday night live uh

01:51:26.500 maybe there was name the thursday night lineup uh in the 80s or 90s of nbc your friends and

01:51:37.120 seinfeld and you know name it in order can you do it i don't know in order uh but i mean in the 80s

01:51:44.400 it was like cosby and right all those cosby family ties uh then it was uh cosby family ties then it was

01:51:54.140 oh shoot uh cheers right right what a freaking lineup night court oh my god then la law i couldn't

01:52:03.780 tell you two shows back to back on network television any day of the week any network

01:52:10.360 i can't i can't either i mean i know like a sunday i like fox has family guys still on and the simpsons

01:52:18.920 still on that's probably the only one that in 60 minutes because they've been running ever since

01:52:24.080 right but those are like obviously i mean i think family guys and it's like 20th season or something

01:52:29.180 i mean simpsons is what 30th yeah uh i think about how culture has changed since that's incredible but

01:52:36.160 i mean we could all sit here and rattle off netflix shows right i mean like that that is look at the

01:52:41.260 the change that is amazing remember netflix the thing i love about netflix is first of all

01:52:47.500 they're just a dvd company right they're mailing dvds to people's houses that's how they start and

01:52:52.700 all of a sudden they make that announcement and they switched over to to streaming and at the time

01:52:56.260 this is when we were kind of first getting into this with the blaze people thought it was insane

01:53:01.460 you'd have to go and like everything would buffer and it wouldn't work and no one wanted to deal with

01:53:05.420 it and then they had that time that they i think i want to say they raised prices and there was story

01:53:11.540 after story after story about how they were over they've let down all their subscribers this is going

01:53:17.600 away and then here they are uh now you know i mean really the the force of entertainment is i mean

01:53:25.780 there's no one even close to matching it i mean amazon has a place there in hulu i guess but

01:53:29.560 it's really just netflix and the amazon is pretty good it's it's secondary but it's secondary

01:53:35.400 but it's there but the selection for for uh more i think the selection on amazon is better than

01:53:44.220 netflix but the netflix you know special movies you know netflix only those are probably better than

01:53:51.940 the amazon things but and the crazy part about that is netflix at one point in a moment of desperation

01:53:58.440 their founder went in and almost sold netflix to blockbuster for i want to say it was like 75

01:54:07.380 million dollars it was like i mean on the scale of what it is today nothing and they were in a

01:54:14.780 point where it was like things were not going well and they were wondering whether they were going to

01:54:19.340 make it they met had several meetings and blockbuster was the one that said no they didn't think

01:54:24.580 blockbuster said no yeah that's still do you know there's still one blockbuster left it's just the

01:54:30.820 one yeah there's one it's in oregon it's the last one left i mean i don't know how i mean do they own

01:54:37.840 the the entire light of the entire company just end up in that one like franchisee it's like yeah

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01:56:25.120 program uh just looking at some of the numbers here uh on the border it appears that when you actually

01:56:33.080 put national guard troops at the u.s mexico border things change mexico sent 15 000 national guard

01:56:42.000 troops to the u.s mexican border and then froze the bank accounts of 26 human traffickers with

01:56:47.900 probable links with human trafficking and illegal aid to migrant caravans so here's what happened

01:56:54.160 apparently the the number of apprehensions has dropped by nearly 35 percent

01:57:02.080 so all we need is to say we're going to enforce the law and the people on the other side saying

01:57:12.000 they're going to enforce the law and look what happens now that is a different way of looking at

01:57:18.120 things you know who would have thought of enforcing the law it's a radical idea do you think it could

01:57:28.200 work i don't think it could work uh i don't think it could work but it just doesn't seem possible

01:57:33.740 but i guess you know we live in a golden age uh and maybe this will actually work i don't know we

01:57:41.720 have so much so many other more important things to look at like for example setting our journalists

01:57:46.800 to find facebook posts where people make fun of public figures amen that is journalism can you imagine

01:57:54.620 tracking down such a thing on the internet no people saying nasty things about public figures especially

01:58:03.420 when the politicians are so good yeah you know when they're saying when because the politicians they

01:58:09.200 know they know what they're talking about and we're we're again doubting them on the border

01:58:14.480 who doubted them about antifa yeah and do you remember when all of the media and the and the

01:58:21.280 politicians were saying great things about antifa i do kind of remember that let me refresh

01:58:27.760 here here it is flashback montage please of uh the antifa lovers in the press tonight all punches

01:58:39.580 are not equal morally in the eyes of the law yes but in the eyes of good and evil here's the argument

01:58:48.500 they are strictly principled anti-fascists and what they see in the trump administration and what

01:58:54.020 they see happening in this country they see they see the neofascism that we see and they've taken a

01:59:00.360 principled stand to stand against white supremacists and white nationalists wherever they may show up

01:59:05.460 it says it right in the name antifa anti-fascism which is what they were there um fighting listen

01:59:11.460 there's you know no organization perfect there was some violence i think that a lot of people recognize

01:59:16.100 that when pushed self-defense is a legitimate response to white supremacist and neo-nazi violence

01:59:21.560 the problem is to equate the violence in reaction against bigotry with the bigotry itself is to

01:59:28.140 misunderstand the fact that when you go to cancer treatment the radiation is tough treatment but it

01:59:33.860 is meant to remove the cancer there's a group of anti-fascists called the black bloc which do tend to

01:59:39.940 get violent their idea is look non-violence hasn't worked and we are going to try to stop this

01:59:44.860 but they wouldn't have been there they wouldn't have been anywhere near there had it not been for

01:59:49.840 the fact that white supremacists neo-nazis were out scaring the living day loud out of most of the

01:59:55.320 people in that town thuggishness is thuggishness wherever it comes from politically and we should

02:00:00.120 be the first to call it out i disagree that's solid i disagree i disagree guess which one was uh

02:00:09.700 invited back i'm sure yeah yeah for more uh more interviews later all right tonight david barton is

02:00:17.600 uh joining us david's been a whirlwind tour he was just on with steven crowder he was on with ben

02:00:22.700 shapiro on his podcast over the weekend uh and he's appearing tonight on my television show we're

02:00:28.100 going to talk a little bit about liberty what it means freedom and what it means and what our choices

02:00:33.580 are ahead of us as we get ready for the july 4th weekend our independence weekend tonight five o'clock

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