00:00:50.100I mean, they do a great job and they make the whole process easy and they make sure that you can get the lowest rate possible, which is what I'm concerned about.
00:00:56.880I mean, I told them, I'm like, I know you guys advertise on the show, but I'm still calling everybody else.
00:04:28.080Actress Gina Carano has incurred the wrath of the mob, the mob that runs Hollywood, the universities and the arts.
00:04:43.140She made a historic historical analogy with the intention of giving people pause in the relentless crusade to ostracize non leftist from society.
00:04:58.000Jews were beaten in the streets, not by Nazi soldiers, but by their neighbors, even by children.
00:05:05.400Because history is edited, most people today don't realize that to get to the point where Nazi soldiers could easily round up thousands of Jews,
00:05:14.640the government first made their own neighbors hate them simply for being Jews.
00:05:20.700How is that any different from hating someone for their political views?
00:05:23.900She is absolutely one hundred percent correct.
00:06:43.060Hey, you know, you know how you get people to beat Jews.
00:06:48.080You run a campaign and you get the neighbors to beat the Jews for you.
00:06:52.420What should you know what we should you know what we should.
00:06:56.060We should we should start banning things like Schindler's List, because that showed how the German people, not just the Nazis, how the German neighbors were involved, how people were involved in that that didn't wear the swastika or the uniform.
00:08:24.680But there's an article that runs today, how right wing radio stoked anger before the Capitol siege.
00:08:32.100The New York Times writes shows hosted by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and other talk radio stars promoted debunked claims of stolen election and urge listeners to fight back.
00:08:44.620Two days before the mob of Trump supporters invaded the United States Capitol, upending the nation's peaceful transition of power and leaving at least five people dead.
00:08:55.540The right wing radio star Glenn Beck delivered a message to his flock of listeners.
00:09:30.960Well, then, because if you have a problem with that, you're criticizing how the left went to war four years ago, which I don't remember them doing.
00:09:37.980OK, I don't remember that part of the story.
00:09:41.060Well, you should listen to the monologue.
00:15:28.300And it is, I believe, a very important reason.
00:15:33.240In fact, I think it might be the most important reason.
00:15:37.540They are tying rhetoric directly to violence.
00:15:42.440Now, they will never tie their rhetoric to violence.
00:15:47.320But any time the right says something, they tried to do this with a Tea Party, but we were so disciplined that we didn't ever give them an opening.
00:15:57.400And they were trying to tie us into violence.
00:16:00.120Well, now they have the one case where the Tea Party is violent.
00:16:04.720SEIU beating people in the streets during the Tea Party.
00:19:59.640You will find me beneath a tree in your town square or in some farm.
00:20:07.140And I will be there telling you the true history of America, what's truly going on, and how we need to stand shoulder to shoulder and try to be servants of the Lord so he will provide us some protection.
00:20:28.360Back in just a minute, let me tell you about our sponsor this half hour.
00:20:49.960The one I'm not telling you about because somebody is going to lose theirs and take mine and then they will lose those and I will still have another pair.
00:24:53.880Mike Lee suggests Trump should get a mulligan for the Capitol Riot Day speech.
00:25:00.200Wow, that doesn't sound like Mike Lee.
00:25:04.160In an email to Mr. Lee's spokesman requesting an explanation of his remarks, it was not immediately returned, but some of his defenders on social media said that he was making a larger point about the need for civility in both parties.
00:25:19.420As an example of what he viewed as a recent transgression, Mr. Lee singled out Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York, for making it personal, quote, end quote, when she recently took a swipe at his ally, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
00:26:17.900One of the things I've learned is that, you know, you've got a problem with your news source when every single time they print something as to which you have personal knowledge that wrong.
00:26:28.620Yeah, I'm sure that's just a massive coincidence here.
00:26:46.240I just want I just I just want you to because I know the context and what is so crazy is the context that this was set in was to say, let's ratchet things down a bit.
00:27:01.080And I'm going to give everybody a mulligan because everybody makes mistakes.
00:27:10.920I was talking to and in that sense, in defense of some of my colleagues on the far left who had said some really inflammatory stuff, stuff that rivals a lot of the things that are being attacked that have been said by people on the right.
00:27:28.080And so I said, look, referring specifically to those people on the left, people like AOC, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Chuck Schumer.
00:27:39.980I said, everyone from time to time says something that they regret.
00:27:44.520And, you know, they probably ought to take a mulligan on this one.
00:27:48.540Everyone's entitled to one of those once in a while.
00:27:50.940But the point is, we shouldn't be saying things like this in no way, shape or form.
00:27:57.000Did I say that President Trump ought to be taking a mulligan on this?
00:28:01.040That had nothing to do with President Trump.
00:28:02.960And yet somehow the geniuses at New York Times and the geniuses at Fox 13 in Salt Lake City and about 50 other news outlets throughout the country picked it up and took exactly that message directly contrary to the fact.
00:28:18.960And the truth is, this reflects what can best be characterized as reckless disregard for the truth.
00:28:26.840But they're going to be the arbiters of truth here soon, Mike.
00:28:30.980They are pushing for it and trying to silence anyone that has a different opinion.
00:28:39.560And they're playing off of the famous Supreme Court case, New York Times versus Sullivan.
00:28:47.520It basically gives them impunity to defame people so long as they're not acting with knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth.
00:28:55.520And yet, oddly enough, here, they seem to have crossed that threshold.
00:29:00.220They just wrote a story about me today in The New York Times that they they knowingly, knowingly are printing things that are just false as a news story.
00:29:12.940If it was a if it was an opinion piece, that'd be one thing.
00:29:53.720I've said for a long time that I don't think that there should have been an effort to try to win the election on January 6th, because if you read the 12th Amendment and if you read Article two of the Constitution, they don't make that possible.
00:30:10.780It is the states that decide these things and not Congress.
00:30:27.360All of that being the case, it is different than what is on trial this week.
00:30:35.600What's on trial this week is different than that.
00:30:39.540And there are a number of us, 44 of us, to be precise, that don't believe that it's appropriate for the Senate to exercise jurisdiction as a court of impeachment after a president's term of office has expired.
00:31:03.200I hold myself so long as I have the breath of life in my body amenable to impeachment by the House for everything I did during the time I held any public office.
00:31:18.660I don't think he's necessarily approaching this as a textualist.
00:31:21.860I don't think he's necessarily approaching this as someone who sees the abuse of government powers that can be brought to bear with an impeachment trial.
00:31:31.500I don't think he anticipated the issues that could arise as a result of it.
00:31:36.680Now, look, I will grant you this much as a strict textual matter.
00:31:43.180I actually think the text can be read one way or the other, thus requiring us to make some prudential judgment calls about how best it ought to fit into this framework.
00:31:53.580But when you look at the floodgates, this thing would open.
00:31:58.360Just for example, the next time we have a red wave election, you'd see massive calls for impeachment proceedings on Hillary Clinton, for Benghazi, on Jim Comey, maybe even for Jimmy Carter, going back to the fact that he gave away the Panama Canal.
00:32:12.720This would result in an interminable succession of absurd impeachment proceedings.
00:32:16.840I don't think that's good for the country.
00:32:18.480I don't think we ought to give Congress that power.
00:32:20.240So when the chief justice decided not to be seated for this, does this make this a kangaroo court?
00:32:32.820I mean, isn't that part of the Constitution?
00:32:36.600First of all, it's not at all clear to me that the chief justice declined anything.
00:32:40.820From what I understand, the chief justice was never invited to preside.
00:32:46.200They knew that by the time we got the articles of impeachment, 10 days or so, mind you, after they had passed them, and nearly a week after President Trump had left office,
00:33:00.820they knew that he wasn't the president, and thus it wasn't appropriate to have the chief justice attend.
00:33:08.120Someone floated the rumor that he had been invited and declined.
00:33:11.620Now, unless there's something out there that's changed, that's simply not true.
00:33:18.000My understanding is that he was never invited in the first place.
00:34:03.040If that would have been a completely different set of questions we were facing, have the House of Representatives initiated this process and actually delivered the articles of impeachment right after they passed them?
00:35:16.440What is the real goal, do you think, Mike?
00:35:20.700It appears to me they're doing everything they can to smear Republicans, smear conservatives, smear people who support or supported Donald Trump at any moment.
00:35:33.880And all along the way, they're characterizing the evidence.
00:35:36.980In fact, it's not, at least so far, it's not like a normal trial.
00:35:44.280They're basically reciting things from news reports written by their liberal allies with the most smearing characterization they can possibly find.
00:35:54.900Some of them turn out to be inaccurate.
00:36:25.620So the problem with this is, is they are not only saying they're awful, but they're also using social media, the media itself, and the New York Times article today to silence people and to label them as violent extremists.
00:36:46.060We have 5,000 troops still on the ground in in Washington, D.C. without a defined mission that doesn't happen.
00:36:57.160The Department of Homeland Security says there is no credible or specific threat.
00:37:43.380And I call on Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi and my colleagues in the Senate and counterparts in the House to tear down this wall and do it now.
00:40:02.520You know, talking to Mike Lee, you know, when he when I asked him about the constitutionality, he was he kind of deferred to the way it's going to be used.
00:40:11.360It's really wrong the way it could possibly be used.
00:40:14.740And I think John Quincy Adams did see that.
00:40:16.840I think that's what he was talking about, that some radicals could get in and they could come after me because of whatever.
00:40:22.480But, you know, Mike has been the one who really changed my mind on.
00:40:28.700I said, why don't we put these people in jail, meaning like former officials that did things wrong, did things like really wrong.
00:40:34.360Hillary Clinton, in my opinion, she should have gone to jail.
00:40:36.840And he said, once they've left office, you don't.
00:40:40.480He said, in my opinion, you don't want to go after people because it will start this cycle and of revenge, of revenge.
00:40:48.820And he's been consistent about that for a long time, for a long time.
00:40:52.040And, you know, now that Trump is out of office, what are you doing?
00:40:56.980I mean, this is the second time they've tried to impeach him with nothing, with literally nothing, knowing they could not convict him twice.
00:41:09.420You don't think revenge might be a thought?
00:45:30.200And she stood in front of Gandhi and she said, my son, would you please tell my son how damaging sweets are that he has to have a balanced diet?
00:45:39.300And Gandhi said, come back in two weeks.
00:46:38.240That is what he looked at her and he said.
00:46:41.420I told you to come back in two weeks because I have an unhealthy love of sugar myself and I needed two weeks in order to give up candy before I told someone else to do it.
00:46:56.760Now, the reason why I know this story is true, because there's some speculation that this is this is myth.
00:47:04.120But I know it to be true because Al Gore used it in his 1992 book, Earth in the Balance.
00:47:12.960So if anybody wants to fact check that, you better talk to Al Gore, because I believe everything that Al Gore writes.
00:47:21.760The reason why I'm starting with that is because I have an unhealthy, an unhealthy attraction to sweets myself.
00:47:31.940Sweets being what I'm about to talk about.
00:47:34.120So I am not one to judge, but I'm at least one to recognize when there's a problem.
00:47:43.120I at least am striving to do better every day.
00:47:47.700I am striving to rise above my own personal petty emotions, my own personal gains or losses.
00:47:57.300And just do the right thing, because I don't believe God is on my side or God is on your side.
00:48:04.960I believe we have to work for God to be for us to be on God's side.
00:48:10.900He loves all of his children and he's dismayed whenever we have an unhealthy attraction to sweets.
00:48:17.500With that being said, let me explain what has happened on a new story from The New York Times.
00:48:29.160There is a new story out from The Times that says how right wing radio stoked anger before the Capitol siege shows hosted by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and other talk radio stars promoted debunked claims of a stolen election and urge listeners to fight back.
00:49:15.680We're writing an article on conservative talk radio, specifically the content that aired in the period shortly before the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
00:49:24.360You are mentioned along with other prominent hosts, including Limbaugh and Hannity et al.
01:01:48.620I cannot stand with someone who won't stand for the Bill of Rights.
01:01:53.600You see, the left has a very different definition of words come together with Joe Biden means us when he says he wants us to all come together.
01:17:17.160Now, at one point, a British politician came up to Gandhi and tried to connect with him and said, look, Mr. Gandhi, we're both men of God, aren't we?
01:17:28.080And Gandhi said, no, you're a politician disguised as a man of God.
01:17:32.420I'm a man of God disguised as a politician.
01:17:35.980The New York Times is an activist disguised as a truth teller.
01:17:43.520The opening chapter of his book, Power of Nonviolence, Gandhi wrote, beyond the limited truths, there is one absolute truth in which is total and all embracing.
01:17:54.240But it's indescribable because it's God, or say, rather, God is truth.
01:18:00.080Other things, therefore, can only be true in a relative sense.
01:18:05.980The New York Times will never understand that.
01:18:09.420The New York Times looks for relative truth.
01:18:12.800They look for their own personal truth.
01:18:35.760Real estate agents I trust is here to remind you that if you are looking to sell your house, oh, boy, Rosie O'Donnell, she's trying to sell her house.
01:18:44.760She's been trying to sell her house for five years.
01:19:31.200It was designed to be a free service to you just to connect you with the best real estate agent that has your values, does business the right way, and will get your home sold or your next home bought for the right amount of money.
01:25:04.880Well, I don't know if we can really, you know, as two white guys, you know, as I've learned from Salt Lake Tribune, white guys can probably understand the black plight a little bit better than you because you were an athlete.
01:25:33.700These are folks who don't have the same values, the same desire to have the endgame that conservatives and liberals have, good people have.
01:25:40.700This is probably the only time he's ever thought about the plight of black Americans, particularly our young kids, if we watch them go down the tubes for decades.
01:25:49.500And he stands up and puts me down because I say we need to be proud of our country.
01:26:05.160Do not take the lead of leftist papers reading the headlines.
01:26:12.600They don't believe that we have the intelligence to read through the article to find the truth.
01:26:17.440So they have these remarkable headlines that people get caught up in.
01:26:21.140Just know that's another tool that the left does.
01:26:24.440But you'll find, again, that my message very simply is that Americans, no matter where they come from, what background or color, can make it in this country by working hard and going by the tenants that we've been talking about throughout the last year or so I've been talking with you.
01:26:36.100And that is the that is the thing that we all used to melt in.
01:26:40.760We used to have a melting pot and we melted in.
01:26:43.480We brought our own culture, our own things.
01:26:45.600But we melted into this idea that anybody can make it here, that all men are created equal when we lived up to our highest values, which is not all the time.
01:26:57.140But when we live up to those, that's what Martin Luther King was saying.
01:27:17.880He said there was not a single anti-slavery word in that document.
01:27:21.260He'd been taught there was by white abolitionists who were really anti-Constitution.
01:27:25.200When he became a full-time speaker for the Massachusetts Abolition Society, he said, I have a responsibility to know what I'm talking about.
01:28:12.080I feel the same way on American history.
01:28:15.720The white aspects of it, the black aspects of it, the yellow.
01:28:22.180And I mean, it just doesn't matter what color you are.
01:28:25.660But when you see how history has been shaped and written and then rewritten and deleted, you could spend a long time, especially if you're an African-American, going, what the?
01:28:54.440A real change, a visible change you can see in 1902 when Woodrow Wilson came out with his five-volume set, The History of the American People.
01:29:01.840And in that five-volume set, and it's a comprehensive history, except it has not a single black person in it, not even Frederick Douglass, who is more photographed than Abraham Lincoln was.
01:29:40.820And that's the basis of black history today, which is why on Black History Month, you usually get MLK and Rosa Parks and 20th century folks.
01:29:50.720But you get very little of the Jack Sissons or the James Armisteads or all the heroes from the American Revolution that were genuine heroes.
01:29:57.620Well, you know, it's funny because Oprah Magazine just did something on Apple, and I was looking at the Apple News app today.
01:30:05.680And, you know, Oprah teaches black history.
01:30:07.620And the first one she taught was Phyllis Wheatley.
01:30:10.460However, she's leaving out an awful lot.
01:30:13.600And what's amazing is she's like, hey, these are people you've never heard of.
01:30:17.400And I thought, no, people in my audience, they know them.
01:30:22.680We've talked about Phyllis Wheatley forever.
01:30:24.900But in this, she says, Phyllis Wheatley was the first African-American to publish a book of poetry, poems on various subjects, religious and moral in 1773.
01:30:34.040Born in Gambia, sold to the Wheatley family in Boston when she was seven.
01:30:37.760Wheatley was emancipated shortly after her book was released.
01:35:41.840Matter of fact, what we had in common with all the other different cultures around our country, Jewish, German, Polish, we were not assimilating at that time.
01:35:49.640But what we had in common is love for our country.
01:35:52.940And the fact we were called Americans, our goal very simply was to gain respect, command respect from our fellow Americans by beating them out.
01:36:13.940We find appreciation for who we are today and a vision for our future.
01:36:17.080And our vision for America has always been to look at each other better from inside out versus outside in and understand what we have in common is what makes us so unique and so great as a nation.
01:36:25.980I can tell you something right now that I never thought when I was in the 60s growing up that I'm not just part of my family.
01:36:33.480My family is black, white, Hispanic, American Indian, Trinidadian.
01:36:37.760And if I did some more genealogy, I'd probably find some more.
01:36:40.400That is the way our country has always been defined.
01:36:43.600And what we have to understand is there are people out there who do not want us to come together.
01:36:46.780The we the people, the most powerful three words in the history of mankind, says that we see ourselves as a unit, as a team, and we get past our differences because we have the same endgame.
01:36:54.740This leftist group, the cowards and the bullies, the people who hide behind liberalism, they hide behind media, they hide behind a computer screen.
01:37:04.680You can't see them, but they're empowered by destroying people's lives.
01:37:08.500And that's what we're up against right now.
01:37:09.940And understand that the more we know about our history, the more those guys lose because we become proud of who we are.
01:37:15.240And by the way, that's why they've been trying these leftists in the NFL, NBA, trying to get rid of our flag, our national anthem, our worshiping God.
01:37:23.600Those are the things that keep us as a unit focused on something we have in common.
01:39:35.520You had a Stephen Smith, a Charles Patterson.
01:39:37.760To guarantee – I don't know any of those stories.
01:39:40.420We have legislators now standing in the floor of the legislatures in the mornings with a three- to five-minute reading on a black hero that they've never heard before.
01:39:48.340The kind of people we're talking about right now.
01:39:52.120And so two black history resolutions were voted down just in the past week.
01:39:57.040And the argument was that you're presenting blacks in a way that make them look like they're victors in overcoming, not like they're victims.
01:41:12.740They're walking in a way that's very disciplined because they were not only beating out the Jim Crow laws.
01:41:18.400They were beating out the Democratic stereotypes that black people were not capable.
01:41:21.680When I came to the NFL in 1973, there were no black quarterbacks, no black middle linebackers, no black free safeties because those were, quote, white men leadership positions.
01:41:32.700Any position that a person is able to win out, they earn it, and they get millions of dollars to do it.
01:41:39.000So we've grown in that area, but only in athletics.
01:41:41.500Why is it that the leftists do not want – have us – they have us in affirmative action when it comes down to thinking, but does not have us in affirmative action when it comes down to sports?
01:41:50.900That's one of the stereotypes that we have to understand that's against us.
01:41:54.360We do more than sports and singing and dancing.
01:41:57.460We can compete in any area that we go up against if we study, we work, and we feel good that we can achieve those opportunities.
01:42:04.340That's what they're taking away when we have Snoopy Dogg as our hero instead of Ben Carson.
01:42:09.520I'm going to come back in just a minute.
01:42:10.960We're going to continue our conversation and tell you some stories that you've never heard before as we celebrate Black History Month.
01:42:20.900And do it really in spite of all of the haters and the cancel culture that will come after the three of us for doing this hour when all we're trying to say is Blacks have a rich, rich American history that they should know.
01:44:11.500We are talking Black History Month in a way that will make, you know, the cancel culture scream with glee because, oh my gosh, I can't believe they're talking about it.
01:44:23.540Yeah, we're talking about it in an accurate way and we're giving the balance.
01:44:27.360There's a lot of there's a lot of really bad in American history and there's also a lot of really good in American history.
01:47:04.680He picked him up, put him under his arm and walked down the hall with the general under his arm, got back in the boat, rode across the harbor.
01:47:11.100And they had the prisoner exchange. We got our second command back.
01:47:13.740It was a black patriot, Jack Sisson, who essentially is the first SEAL team member.
01:47:17.540You would say that is and I know SEAL team members like that.
01:47:20.640I mean, I've got a guy who works on my staff, Craig, who was a Royal Marine, who would be just like that.
01:47:27.160But you'd hear that story and you'd say, that's just a thing.
01:47:29.760That's, you know, oh, and, you know, what was his name? Big John Henry.
01:47:35.280Yeah. You know. Oh, yeah. And he was a big man and he, you know, pounded his way through a mountain.
01:47:39.140But this is true. This is true. This is all documented.
01:47:42.440This is documented in a number of early books. And it's just so much fun.
01:47:46.640And as a matter of fact, if you go to the first of the American Revolution, John Adams said it began at the Boston Massacre.
01:47:52.000The first man shot in the Boston Massacre, Chris Posaddock, a black man.
01:47:55.960You go to the last battle of the American Revolution, the Battle of Yorktown.
01:48:00.440George Washington and Alexander and Lafayette, Marquis de Lafayette, two white guys, say the reason we won that battle was a black man, James Armistead.
01:48:08.300The American Revolution starts with a black man and ends with a black man.
01:48:13.340But the founding fathers who were there pointed those black people as being the reason that we started, the reason we ended, all the way through.
01:49:38.300But yet, in the 40s, because of this one thing that we all, as black Americans, agreed in, we loved our country, God, family, respected women in authority.
01:49:54.200Well, in the 40s, 50s, and the 60s, because black Americans coming back, particularly from the war, understood that they can achieve anything in their segregated community.
01:50:01.980So what did that look like in terms of competing with the rest of our nation?
01:50:05.500We led the country in a growth of the middle class.
01:50:07.660We led the country, men matriculated from college, because college was our doorway.
01:51:01.480I'm a black American, a third black to go to the University of Miami.
01:51:04.500I graduated in biology because I had a dad who taught education, a mom and dad who taught education, was a Super Bowl champion.
01:51:12.240The most important chapter of my life was failing after that.
01:51:15.400So for a few months, I was a chimney sweep and a security guard because we were taught to man up if you had to do whatever you had to do to do it honestly for your family.
01:51:23.460And out of that, I had achieved my dreams.
01:51:25.900We talked about this for years when I started a foundation for Second Chance for Youth.
01:51:55.520They can vote against choice in school.
01:51:57.480They can vote for abortion for our babies.
01:52:00.000They can vote for anything that hurts our country and our race as long as they know they're going for power and they have these white leaders that they are going to make sure they keep charged.
01:52:08.960So we have the American dream all across our country.
01:52:12.580Ben Carson, Condi Rice, Justice Thompson, all came from that same generation of Americans who love God, country, family, respect for women, and authority.
01:55:12.560It just means they took out a loan, and they became collateral for that.
01:55:15.520All of those 20 blacks that came as slaves off a slave ship, where the British took them off of a slave ship, they all became landowners in Virginia.
01:55:22.980They all became free and became landowners.
01:56:44.860We can dwell on, you know, this guy or that guy, but that which you gaze upon, you become.
01:56:51.360Why aren't we gazing upon a higher standard?
01:56:54.480Yeah, and that's what this this collection is.
01:56:57.420It is the greatest collection of authentic documents of that strain of America that nobody's talking about, or at least the left is not talking about today.
01:57:05.920And it documents authoritatively without any question with the original documents what happened in America.
01:57:11.860And the side of the story, the 1619 Project is trying to erase.
01:57:15.600And by the way, this may be to me the most, I don't know the adjective described, but part of the 1619 Project is currently being used in all 50 states.
01:57:26.140Even if a state legislature bans it, it will be used because it's a voluntary curriculum without charge.
01:57:32.760Part of that, they have what's called an erasure point where they give you actual authentic American documents.
01:57:38.000They redact the documents, leave six or eight words in them.
01:57:40.900They say, we want you to erase history and rewrite it the way you think it should have been.
01:57:44.760And that is a classroom exercise to take authentic documents, trash them out, redact the content, leave you six or eight words, and just rewrite it the way you think it should be.
01:57:55.960That is dangerous for America's future.