The Glenn Beck Program - 'Believing Something At Some Point'？ - 6⧸14⧸18

00:00:00.000 The Blaze Radio Network, on demand, Glenn Beck.

00:00:07.780 Happy birthday, Mr. President.

00:00:14.100 It's Donald Trump's birthday in a completely unrelated story.

00:00:20.040 The Inspector General's report comes out today.

00:00:23.640 Four words, current and former high-ranking members of the FBI and DOJ

00:00:28.880 would very much prefer not hearing today, but they're going to.

00:00:36.560 By the way, if you know somebody in the FBI or DOJ that was high-ranking,

00:00:40.480 you know, a high-ranking member, worked on the Hillary Clinton email,

00:00:43.860 don't say these words, Inspector General Horowitz or Michael.

00:00:50.640 Okay, intentionally mixed up so I don't put anybody.

00:00:53.140 So it's not, you know, it's not a trigger for anybody who might be listening.

00:00:56.180 Today is the day that the report of the Inspector General on whether the FBI and DOJ

00:01:01.100 mishandled the Clinton email investigation is expected to be released to both Congress and the public.

00:01:09.020 Happy birthday, Mr. President.

00:01:15.140 Is it a coincidence?

00:01:17.020 Stu, come on.

00:01:17.920 Coincidence?

00:01:19.080 It's his birthday?

00:01:20.920 Come on.

00:01:22.800 No.

00:01:23.540 Probably not.

00:01:24.340 No.

00:01:24.720 I am probably.

00:01:25.880 I don't know.

00:01:26.660 I mean, who knows?

00:01:29.640 Maybe they do in Washington now.

00:01:30.960 They're going to time this for his birthday.

00:01:32.600 It's possible.

00:01:33.140 It's possible.

00:01:34.180 The probe hasn't even been made public yet, but already has claimed one victim,

00:01:39.440 former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, not only fired for his actions,

00:01:43.040 but he's also being considered for criminal referral.

00:01:46.440 Who else gets caught in Inspector General Michael Horowitz's web is anybody's guess,

00:01:50.680 but police people are expecting both James Comey and Loretta Lynch are going to be burned in this.

00:01:57.680 Now, I would be a little more excited if I felt anything was going to happen.

00:02:04.480 I'm also going to hold my judgment until we actually read the report later this afternoon.

00:02:12.160 But if it even contains a sliver of what they are expecting, this could be very damaging.

00:02:19.460 An account of political abuse in a government agency is probably the biggest one in decades.

00:02:26.420 Gee, wait a minute.

00:02:26.880 Didn't I say at the beginning that if this guy goes away or isn't held responsible,

00:02:38.320 that Obama would be responsible for the biggest scandal in American history since Watergate?

00:02:47.080 Today could be the day, Mr. President.

00:02:53.000 If you're a big...

00:02:54.240 The singing is bad enough.

00:02:55.800 Trying to sing it like Marilyn Monroe is really disturbing.

00:02:58.700 I have bigger...

00:03:00.060 It's true.

00:03:01.400 ...Bazoombas than...

00:03:02.360 That I would agree with.

00:03:03.620 If you're a big TV or movie producer, I hope you have your fingers on, you know, dial,

00:03:12.720 ready to buy the rights because this could make House of Cards look tame.

00:03:17.480 You also have Obama's Attorney General possibly conspiring to save their chosen presidential candidate.

00:03:23.720 You have the deputy director of the FBI leaking information to the press to cover up his bias.

00:03:28.980 And on top of that, that bias included his wife receiving cash donations from Clinton's allies.

00:03:35.520 The plot lines go on and on and on and on, including more leaks from the FBI, leaks from the DOJ.

00:03:42.960 And to wrap it all up, a bumbling FBI director that was either acting in incompetence or out and out arrogance and his need to grab the spotlight.

00:03:54.700 This story could be huge.

00:03:57.660 This story also could provide some redemption, some, for the press.

00:04:03.440 Because if there are smoking guns in this, if the press holds these people accountable the way they would hold anyone in the Trump administration accountable,

00:04:16.280 they can buy themselves some credibility.

00:04:20.080 My guess is this story will be huge if it has a smoking gun in it.

00:04:25.240 This story will be huge, but nothing will happen in the press and nothing will happen in Washington,

00:04:32.420 which means the people will be disenfranchised and separated even further from their political leaders.

00:04:42.440 Was the DOJ and FBI colluding to save a presidential candidate due to their political bias?

00:04:51.140 Today is a day we just might find out.

00:04:55.240 It's Thursday, June 14th.

00:05:02.100 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:05:04.440 Are you judging me for the dress I wore for that song and everything?

00:05:06.960 It was a little tight.

00:05:08.600 Well, I haven't worn it in a while.

00:05:10.780 Yeah.

00:05:13.000 1785.

00:05:15.280 How are you?

00:05:16.180 Good. How are you?

00:05:16.780 Very good.

00:05:17.680 So what are you expecting to happen with this thing?

00:05:21.160 Anything?

00:05:21.440 The buildup, I would say, leads you to believe it's nothing less than the full destruction of everyone who's ever worked at the FBI.

00:05:27.640 FBI and the DOJ.

00:05:29.400 Sad.

00:05:29.780 I mean, it definitely seems like it's going to be very damning.

00:05:32.740 The way that the, I mean, you could just tell that the administration seems to be very excited about its release,

00:05:38.840 which would indicate it's going to take down some of the big name enemies that he has,

00:05:44.960 like James Comey and that group.

00:05:47.680 So that is definitely what I expect today.

00:05:50.720 I would hope that, I mean, you know, we have felt for a while that the DOJ and the FBI were becoming political organs,

00:06:00.100 you know, under Holder and then Lynch.

00:06:03.280 I mean, the whole thing on the tarmac.

00:06:05.740 I mean, that's just crazy.

00:06:07.760 Yeah, that's one of the things that sort of oddly complicates this in that if you believe James Comey,

00:06:12.840 which I know most don't, but if you believe James Comey, the reason why he released the letter 10 days before the election

00:06:20.040 was the Loretta Lynch meeting and that it was, it looked so bad.

00:06:26.480 And of course, as he's admitted, he thought Hillary is going to win.

00:06:29.620 So he thinks Hillary is going to win.

00:06:31.100 That looks so bad.

00:06:32.520 He didn't want to make it worse by, you know, finding out after.

00:06:36.780 Right. Like, you know, people, he knew about this, this meeting.

00:06:40.800 It looked terrible.

00:06:42.160 So look, let's just put the details of the investigation where it stands out, you know, stands right now.

00:06:46.860 And we'll throw them out there and see what happens.

00:06:49.120 You know, you may or may not believe that, but it's still.

00:06:52.440 That does make sense.

00:06:53.340 It's like the only thing that does.

00:06:55.660 He's not a fan of Donald Trump.

00:06:57.680 No.

00:06:57.900 So he wasn't trying to help her.

00:06:59.820 Yeah, it's not, even his excuse isn't, I was trying to help Donald Trump.

00:07:04.840 It's interesting, though, that this is what it seems to be about largely is the, his handling of the Clinton email scandal, which is interesting in that, you know, the letter is the most prominent part of that investigation.

00:07:21.560 And that was not, that did not hurt Trump.

00:07:24.520 I mean, most people who look at those polls believe that that was likely the determining factor in the election.

00:07:31.460 But even if you don't believe that, it certainly didn't hurt Trump.

00:07:34.000 I don't think it helped Trump.

00:07:35.940 And I don't think that there is a chance that, I mean, I think there's a real shot she was going to win.

00:07:45.040 And when that was released, I think that just destroyed her chances because people are like, I mean, you know, she is just so dirty. 1.00

00:07:53.000 I just, I can't do it.

00:07:55.380 Yeah.

00:07:55.520 She's just terrible.

00:07:56.240 I mean, she was terrible.

00:07:57.040 She was terrible and nobody wanted to.

00:07:58.640 But I think there were people on the left that were holding, you know, holding out and there was just enough that were affected by that and going, I just can't handle another Clinton scandal.

00:08:08.940 I mean, you know, put yourself in, we've, we've been so in, you know, marinating in this election for so long.

00:08:15.080 But I mean, if you put, you put yourself at the beginning of a campaign, you're launching your campaign for Congress.

00:08:20.060 You're launching your campaign for Senate and what you have in the, in your back pocket is, you know, 10 days before the election, there's going to be an announcement of an FBI investigation against your opponent.

00:08:31.740 How do you, how do you lose an election like that?

00:08:34.580 Right?

00:08:35.020 Like it's almost impossible and, and it may be impossible.

00:08:38.340 Trump was able to do it, you know, in a very, you know, big surprise to a lot of people.

00:08:43.440 But still, like when you get that happening in your favor, 10 days before an election, it's an incredible gift.

00:08:52.740 And it's funny, like it may be that this is the, the, this is the part of the investigation that they're talking about when they say that Comey handled it poorly.

00:09:01.220 But that's not a, that's not a, an anti-Trump argument, right?

00:09:05.260 That's a pro-Trump argument.

00:09:07.060 You know, it was something that actually helped him.

00:09:09.480 So it's going to be interesting to see what parts they focused on.

00:09:11.660 The Loretta Lynch thing, I think it's going to be fascinating because you have someone, you know, Clinton is under investigation in the middle of this and Loretta Lynch is going and meeting with her husband on the tarmac, you know, in some creepy way.

00:09:25.320 I have to tell you the most important part for me, that is really, that's so quintessential Clinton, you know, I'm interested to see what they have to say about that.

00:09:36.840 I mean, I can't imagine that being okay.

00:09:40.080 You know what I mean?

00:09:41.660 But Clintons are so damn slippery. 0.99

00:09:46.840 Here's the thing that is really, I think, who's going to testify against Loretta Lynch?

00:09:53.640 Who, who flipped, you know, that was on that plane and heard that conversation?

00:09:59.880 Nobody, nobody.

00:10:01.900 Yeah, probably nobody.

00:10:02.920 Right.

00:10:03.200 So there's nothing going to come out of that because there's nobody on that plane that is going to flip.

00:10:08.040 Um, however, the, the changing of the language of Comey's report that made it from criminal to just sloppy.

00:10:23.560 That, I think, is where the smoke is.

00:10:27.900 That's going to be really fascinating, right?

00:10:29.880 That part of it.

00:10:30.560 And I guess, like, that's not an election affecting event per se.

00:10:35.980 It's more of a, did, that would have, that would have, if that would have come out with a criminal charge, where she was criminally negligent. 0.98

00:10:45.560 The idea would be that it would have been easier for Trump to win?

00:10:48.260 Yes.

00:10:48.740 Okay.

00:10:49.220 Well, I mean, he won anyway.

00:10:50.200 That's why I'm saying it's not an, it did not an election affecting event.

00:10:53.260 Like, he already won.

00:10:54.640 It's not like he lost and you're looking back at it.

00:10:56.800 Right, but that was, but remember, that came out months before.

00:10:59.420 Yeah.

00:10:59.620 I mean, that, it would have certainly changed the way that played out.

00:11:02.580 Absolutely.

00:11:03.480 Absolutely.

00:11:04.160 But again, the result would not have changed.

00:11:06.240 He already won the election.

00:11:08.300 Unless they pulled, unless they pulled Clinton out of there and ran someone else.

00:11:12.340 Which they may have.

00:11:13.960 They may have.

00:11:14.720 If she was criminally charged.

00:11:18.340 Think of that.

00:11:19.020 If she were criminally charged.

00:11:21.020 Media would have had her back throughout it. 0.99

00:11:22.760 They would have said it was politically motivated.

00:11:24.580 Absolutely.

00:11:24.940 I mean, and again, in the end, she winds up losing anyway, even without that.

00:11:30.740 So, you're going to go back and say, okay, these processes were wrong.

00:11:33.960 Justice should have been served in another way.

00:11:36.020 What am I, what am I missing?

00:11:37.600 Because you keep bringing up the election.

00:11:39.800 What do you, are you thinking that people are going to be arguing about the stupid election

00:11:47.040 still after this?

00:11:48.600 Is this, you think the election will be completely ignored today?

00:11:51.940 I think it's not going to be even talked about.

00:11:53.600 But how is this, how does any of this affect the election except to damage Hillary?

00:11:59.120 This is, doesn't make it like, oh, see Donald Trump and they were colluding or this is,

00:12:05.620 this is all damaging to Clinton.

00:12:07.500 Right.

00:12:08.140 Like what they hid.

00:12:09.300 And I think additionally, right.

00:12:10.680 It's going to be a piece of evidence against the people who have led an investigation against

00:12:19.320 Trump, right?

00:12:20.440 Like the real deal here is, do you respect the stuff that comes out later about the Trump

00:12:27.420 administration, good or bad?

00:12:28.720 You, right.

00:12:29.460 Like this is, I think that what's interesting to the Trump allies today is people who you

00:12:35.960 need to have credibility to believe anything that comes out bad against Trump and future

00:12:42.600 and Mueller and all of these other investigations, those people will likely be damaged significantly

00:12:48.580 today.

00:12:49.200 And that I think is the biggest takeaway of what comes out of this IG report.

00:12:53.400 I agree.

00:12:53.760 If this IG report were about Donald Trump first and then this released after, it would be a

00:13:05.400 completely different story.

00:13:07.280 And maybe, yeah.

00:13:08.220 And maybe I'm not making this exactly clear, but what I'm going for here is the insinuation

00:13:14.680 is there was, they had it out for Trump the whole time, right?

00:13:19.540 Mm-hmm.

00:13:20.160 And so the reason these things were changed was because Comey wanted Hillary to win or someone 1.00

00:13:26.260 in that, that's the insinuation here.

00:13:28.200 And it's like when you come back to at the end of the day, none of that mattered when

00:13:36.580 it relates to the election.

00:13:38.480 Correct.

00:13:38.940 Because what the end of that investigation was an announcement of a continuing FBI investigation

00:13:44.760 10 days before the election.

00:13:46.020 Correct.

00:13:46.280 So in the end, you know, it wasn't a factor there.

00:13:51.060 What I think the main part of this is, is now Trump looking forward and saying, okay,

00:13:57.700 maybe they come after, you know, Manafort, or maybe they come after someone else that was

00:14:02.120 tied to me, or maybe they come after people, they find another meeting or some email that

00:14:07.180 looks bad.

00:14:08.220 We're going to be able to go to say, yeah, but these people were bad the whole time.

00:14:12.320 Look at this.

00:14:13.040 Look at X, Y, and Z.

00:14:14.160 Correct.

00:14:14.240 We have evidence of them acting poorly.

00:14:15.840 You can't trust what they're doing.

00:14:17.400 Correct.

00:14:18.560 And that's why I think it's a big deal for people today.

00:14:20.620 And I think this is why the media will have a chance to redeem some of its credibility

00:14:27.520 if it holds these people's feet to the fire.

00:14:31.160 Absolutely.

00:14:31.760 If they say everything that they would have said if it was the Donald Trump FBI and DOJ,

00:14:39.140 if they hold their feet to the fire, if they hold their feet to the fire and do not make

00:14:44.560 excuses and don't just kind of cover it, go after these people who are involved in corruption.

00:14:52.560 If you do that, you'll have credibility, some, not much, but some credibility.

00:14:59.980 If they sweep this, assuming that there is a smoking gun here, if they sweep this under

00:15:05.900 the table, which I, I would, I would, I wouldn't bet my life, but maybe my youngest child's

00:15:12.940 life that they will not do this.

00:15:18.400 But if they cover it right, they have a chance.

00:15:24.440 They're going to sweep it under the rug.

00:15:26.500 If there's a smoking gun, they'll say it's no big deal and they'll argue and it will put

00:15:31.520 Wolf Blitzer in for another day and another time going, we don't, we're not enemies of

00:15:36.420 the American people.

00:15:38.020 No, Wolf, you're not.

00:15:40.220 The American people think you're an enemy of the truth.

00:15:48.740 Cheyenne, daddy's talking about you on the radio.

00:15:53.860 You're not necessarily hammering Wolf Blitzer specifically, are you?

00:15:58.040 Did he do something particularly?

00:15:59.100 Oh, you didn't hear?

00:15:59.740 Oh, we've got to play that when we come back.

00:16:01.520 Yeah.

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00:17:28.840 But I got to get to this Wolf Blitzer thing after the bottom of the hour.

00:17:32.340 Because it's, it's, there's no right side to this.

00:17:36.600 It's frustrating on both.

00:17:39.060 But I just, I have to play this audio because David Gregory is in this discussion.

00:17:43.200 And I cannot take it from David Gregory.

00:17:45.780 That's coming up.

00:17:46.740 Also, today, actually tonight, is the official opening of the three-day exhibit, Rights and Responsibilities.

00:17:56.600 I took Stu through it today.

00:17:59.800 It's, it's, it's remarkable.

00:18:02.480 The pre-museum, the museum that just gets you out of the heat, and as you're waiting to go into the actual exhibit,

00:18:10.340 is more impressive than any museum that we've done so far.

00:18:13.660 You kept saying, oh, the pre-museum's really nice.

00:18:16.200 I'm like, what the heck is the pre-museum?

00:18:17.320 What are you talking about?

00:18:18.500 Well, I thought that was just the museum.

00:18:20.600 It's, you know, there's a ton of stuff in it.

00:18:25.220 It's incredible.

00:18:26.260 And, and as I pointed out to you, somewhat negative way, you're crazy for letting people just like put their hands all over these documents.

00:18:36.300 Well, they're in plastic.

00:18:37.740 They're in plastic.

00:18:38.380 But you're, you're, like, you just walk up to the table and look, just, you're leafing through books of, like, letters written in the 16 and 1700s.

00:18:47.180 And there's, there's, there's letters from, there's letters from, I don't know how far we go.

00:18:51.860 I know for sure we have them up to Kennedy.

00:18:54.020 But you're, you're leafing through.

00:18:56.920 It's incredible.

00:18:57.860 You're leafing through and it starts at George Washington.

00:19:01.280 There's, there's three or four big, huge books.

00:19:03.520 In fact, we have three of them right here.

00:19:05.500 That you're, you open up and, you know, first George Washington letters and you can read them.

00:19:12.660 And then you have Thomas Jefferson.

00:19:14.600 And when you see their own handwriting and what they're talking about in these letters, it's remarkable.

00:19:21.300 Yeah, you're holding, I mean, it's right in your hands.

00:19:23.440 And you have, I mean, we do a series called Hands on History.

00:19:26.680 It's like, there's a new episode coming out.

00:19:28.400 I think it's out right now.

00:19:29.840 Is it out?

00:19:30.280 Oh, yeah.

00:19:31.140 Glenbeck.com for that?

00:19:32.360 You go to the YouTube page at the Blaze or the Blaze, the Blaze Facebook page.

00:19:39.660 Very cool.

00:19:40.040 But yeah, I mean, and that's just before you even walk into the official museum.

00:19:43.960 Yeah, it's just crazy.

00:19:45.240 It's great.

00:19:46.100 Please bring your kids.

00:19:47.520 If you're anywhere in this area, you gotta come and see it.

00:19:51.260 Tickets are still available.

00:19:52.760 It's happening this week.

00:19:54.580 The Rights and Responsibilities Museum.

00:19:57.100 MercuryOne.org slash Museum 2018.

00:20:03.840 All right.

00:20:07.020 There's just.

00:20:10.040 Is anybody else tired of picking the lesser of two evils on things?

00:20:16.960 The one who, you know, to pick the one who you're like, okay, well, they're not telling

00:20:22.220 the truth, but they're not telling the truth, and I don't know who to pick.

00:20:29.160 Who's the lesser of two evils here?

00:20:30.780 In the case of the defending of the truth, the bigger offender is the press, only because

00:20:39.400 we know their track record.

00:20:41.500 Then, when they had the opportunity to change the way they do things, all they did was run,

00:20:48.160 you know, advertisements saying, oh, you know, this is an apple, and people are telling you

00:20:53.380 it's a banana, but it's actually an orange.

00:20:55.500 So, let's all have grapefruits.

00:20:58.020 Or, you know, the truth dies in the darkness.

00:21:02.300 Shut up. 0.95

00:21:03.960 It didn't change anything but their slogans and their advertising.

00:21:07.600 There was very little meaningful self-reflection.

00:21:13.000 Now, on the other hand, do you have the tweet that Trump tweeted yesterday about the press?

00:21:21.860 Yes.

00:21:22.180 So funny to watch the fake news, especially NBC and CNN.

00:21:25.160 They are fighting hard to downplay the deal with North Korea.

00:21:27.900 500 days ago, they would have begged for this deal.

00:21:30.660 Looked like war would break out.

00:21:32.380 And that part of it's definitely true.

00:21:34.120 Yes.

00:21:34.460 Our country's biggest enemy is the fake news, so easily promulgated by fools.

00:21:38.900 So now, is he saying fake news or fake news as an entity?

00:21:51.000 Because so funny to watch the fake news, especially NBC and CNN.

00:21:54.980 Okay.

00:21:55.280 So, fake news is our biggest enemy, but that it does not belong to any certain group or organization.

00:22:04.300 I think it belongs to all of us.

00:22:06.800 It's an enemy.

00:22:09.120 Our biggest enemy?

00:22:10.680 I don't think it's our biggest.

00:22:11.900 Again, I think...

00:22:12.400 If we have the truth, if we have the truth, well, no.

00:22:16.340 I mean, look, you read a founding document the other day.

00:22:19.240 Yeah.

00:22:19.580 With a guy saying, look, freedom of the press, it extends all the way to them making stuff up about people.

00:22:24.620 That's how far it goes.

00:22:25.960 We don't extend ISIS's rights to those levels. 0.55

00:22:28.900 But it's not that, hang on, but it's not that we are overwhelmed with people like that.

00:22:38.380 They were saying, even if there's somebody out there that is doing this, we have to give them the freedom of the press.

00:22:47.000 It's, I don't, and maybe I'm wrong.

00:22:50.500 Maybe I'm wrong.

00:22:51.220 I just, it's just, we haven't had the truth in so long from people in Washington and from people in the press.

00:22:59.640 We just haven't had the truth.

00:23:01.660 We don't believe anything in them anymore.

00:23:04.340 And when you don't believe in something, you're very prone to believe in anything.

00:23:12.540 I think, yeah, I think you're right.

00:23:15.060 And I think there is a level of the media taking this seriously because it lets them cast themselves as victims.

00:23:24.980 Oh, jeez.

00:23:25.540 You know what I mean?

00:23:26.040 Yeah, so what we need is another victim.

00:23:27.460 Right.

00:23:27.940 And it's like, let's be honest, let me apply the Bill O'Reilly analysis for Trump, which is, you know, look, you don't...

00:23:34.320 The fact that he's saying it's the biggest problem just means, generally speaking, he thinks it's a problem.

00:23:38.880 Right?

00:23:39.300 Like, it doesn't mean he actually thinks it's a bigger problem than ISIS.

00:23:42.440 It doesn't mean he actually thinks it's a bigger problem than a nuclear war.

00:23:46.380 So that's not the way they spun it on CNN.

00:23:48.620 Listen, listen to this.

00:23:50.080 This is David Gregory and I don't know who else with Wolf Blitzer.

00:23:53.800 On the political spectrum, and I think that's, as David said, what you're seeing in the coverage is a lot of scrutiny of what actually happened.

00:24:00.680 And he would rather just attack the media for daring to do our jobs, which is to kind of evaluate what he's doing.

00:24:06.680 But let's, I mean, it's so unoriginal, too.

00:24:08.560 I mean, there's no president or political figure who likes the media.

00:24:11.840 And so he's trying to outdo Nixon.

00:24:13.700 It's one thing not to like the media.

00:24:15.300 We've all worked, you know, in this news business for a long time.

00:24:19.160 And everybody's always criticizing us and not happy with our coverage, whether it was President Clinton or President Bush or President Obama.

00:24:26.860 They're all criticized.

00:24:28.000 But it's another thing to say that, you know, it's not North Korea.

00:24:31.140 It's not Iran. 0.82

00:24:32.240 It's not Russia. 0.79

00:24:33.360 It's not China. 0.85

00:24:34.760 It's journalists like us who are the enemy of the American people.

00:24:38.920 One of the things that bothers me most about the president is I don't even take what he's saying seriously.

00:24:43.180 It's that he's so casual about throwing out language and that you really undermine the presidency when you do that.

00:24:49.580 Because there will be a time after Donald Trump, believe it or not, and he is doing damage to this notion of do we believe what the president says.

00:24:57.140 But we live in an environment where.

00:24:58.800 For a second.

00:24:59.500 Did your head explode yet?

00:25:00.760 Because mine did.

00:25:02.760 Luckily, I've wrapped it in duct tape.

00:25:04.860 So I still have all the pieces.

00:25:06.940 So when I get to the hospital, they can say, oh, did you hear David Gregory on TV?

00:25:10.880 That's what he's in for.

00:25:11.920 It's like another another blown head.

00:25:14.260 I can't take David Gregory saying that.

00:25:16.420 Now, there's let me let me start at the beginning.

00:25:17.940 First of all, whoever the woman was, she said, you know, it's almost like he's daring us to do our job.

00:25:25.020 I'm daring you.

00:25:26.680 I bet you won't do your job.

00:25:29.140 I bet you won't do a fair, balanced job in whatever the IG report is today.

00:25:37.320 You will not treat it the same way as you will treat whatever comes out next on Donald Trump.

00:25:44.620 I guarantee it.

00:25:45.780 I dare you to do your job.

00:25:49.540 Now, she thinks that she's a victim.

00:25:53.920 It's like he's just daring us to do our job.

00:25:56.660 That's what we do.

00:25:57.720 No, it is what you're supposed to.

00:25:59.860 That's what the well, I don't even know what the textbook says now, but that's what the textbooks used to say.

00:26:07.440 But you haven't done your job.

00:26:09.480 Then, well, it's, you know what, I, David Gregory, I speak French, so let me tell you this, it's also unoriginal.

00:26:17.640 I mean, Jerry Lewis was doing things like this a long time ago, and we all know he was a genius, so this is nothing.

00:26:24.260 Oh, okay, so it's unoriginal.

00:26:26.780 Okay.

00:26:27.420 Then Wolf chimes in and says, you know, to say that we're the enemy, you know, Iran, China, ISIS, Satan.

00:26:35.660 He didn't say any of that.

00:26:37.200 He didn't compare you to that.

00:26:40.020 Did you hear him compare to ISIS or Iran?

00:26:44.120 I heard Wolf compare the media and say that Donald Trump said that, but he just said it's our biggest enemy.

00:26:53.120 Yeah, I mean, you're right.

00:26:54.380 He didn't, I mean, people are just saying what they think are the biggest enemies and saying they're bigger enemies.

00:26:59.880 Right.

00:27:00.560 But I mean, you're right.

00:27:01.600 The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

00:27:04.220 No, no, actually, you know, the guys who are, you know, across the ocean, they're pretty scary.

00:27:12.660 We only think we have to fear is fear itself.

00:27:15.580 Right.

00:27:16.400 Right.

00:27:17.180 Have you seen the Great Depression, FDR?

00:27:20.060 Shut up. 0.95

00:27:21.580 Shut up. 0.95

00:27:22.340 Now, I am defending Trump more than I should be because I wildly disagree with his tweets.

00:27:31.060 He stirs up trouble, which in some ways would be a blessing if you had a Republican in office that realized he's providing you cover.

00:27:44.400 Whether he knows it or not, you could get anything passed today.

00:27:49.520 When's the last time they talked about a bill?

00:27:51.320 When's the last time the media talked about anything?

00:27:53.420 Anything.

00:27:53.780 Think of how, what a big issue over the years the right to try has been and how hard that's been for Republicans to get through.

00:28:00.220 Nobody talked.

00:28:00.840 It passed.

00:28:02.160 And Trump signed it.

00:28:02.980 Nobody even noticed.

00:28:03.800 We talked about it for like 20 minutes.

00:28:05.580 Right.

00:28:05.760 That's it.

00:28:06.460 As a nation.

00:28:07.700 We talked about it for 20 minutes.

00:28:09.460 You couldn't get anything done.

00:28:11.200 If they had any principles, there'd be a 2% flat tax on the board right now that they'd be getting through.

00:28:16.360 And nobody.

00:28:16.540 And no one would even notice.

00:28:17.820 They wouldn't even talk about it.

00:28:18.900 No.

00:28:19.080 They'd be like, oh, well, look what Trump tweeted today.

00:28:21.380 I don't think that that's what he's doing, but that's how you take lemons and turn them in to lemonade.

00:28:29.600 But anyway, so then David Gregory says, and I want to read it exactly.

00:28:39.520 Do we believe what the president says?

00:28:43.980 Do we believe in what the president says?

00:28:47.180 Okay.

00:28:47.500 He's so casual about throwing out language and you really undermine the presidency.

00:28:52.980 You really undermine the presidency when you do that, because there will be a time after Donald Trump, believe it or not.

00:29:04.280 And he's doing damage to the notion of, do we believe what the president says?

00:29:09.360 If, David, let me, let me say like this.

00:29:13.620 So you think that maybe I'm a little more intellectual, huh?

00:29:17.700 David, maybe somebody else was saying this in the prior administration, that what you're doing by allowing the president to say, everybody's going to get $2,500.

00:29:30.660 You'll be able to keep your health insurance.

00:29:32.640 And this is crazy about death panels.

00:29:37.240 What are death panels?

00:29:39.360 You created the environment where you told the American people, you can get away with anything.

00:29:50.740 Ally, let me think.

00:29:52.740 What is it the press despises about the people who support Donald Trump?

00:29:58.680 You know, besides their normal people that don't go to cocktail parties in Central Park.

00:30:03.600 Besides that, what is it that they don't like about those people?

00:30:07.480 They're saying this.

00:30:10.040 What do you have to do?

00:30:11.620 What does he have to do before you pay attention?

00:30:16.220 Before you say, this is outrageous.

00:30:18.860 This is crazy.

00:30:21.820 Now, let me just rewind a little bit.

00:30:29.300 When the president said, absolutely, you'll be able to keep your doctor because we want you to have the doctor, except not the doctors that are cutting people's feet off.

00:30:43.400 Let me see.

00:30:44.960 David, what did you just say here is he's so he undermines a presidency because he's so casual about throwing out language.

00:30:52.320 You mean like when the president says, you know, just to save or just to make an extra 50 bucks?

00:30:57.400 We have doctors in the country cutting people's feet off when they have diabetes.

00:31:03.780 Really?

00:31:04.780 You mean like that?

00:31:07.500 I dare you to do your job.

00:31:11.460 I dare you to do your job.

00:31:14.620 I've taken a lot of heat for coming down on this president.

00:31:18.560 Why?

00:31:19.460 Because I'm doing your job.

00:31:22.500 You're not.

00:31:23.400 You have become mentally deranged with Donald Trump, where he can do no good.

00:31:31.600 You are rooting against safety and nuclear vaporization.

00:31:38.880 If you would have done your job, you would have been saying what I was saying under Bush and under Obama.

00:31:46.860 You cannot let Iran or North Korea get nuclear weapons because once they do and they can deliver them, you have no good options because the only thing you say to somebody with nuclear weapons is, yes, sir, we'll meet. 0.99

00:32:06.820 But you didn't do your job.

00:32:12.220 You made excuses during the last administration.

00:32:15.620 You blamed the administration before and you made excuses for the one before that.

00:32:23.060 I've learned from you.

00:32:25.860 I am not going to be a mouthpiece for anyone.

00:32:29.380 I will call them as I see them.

00:32:33.080 Currently, I'm seeing a lot of really good things happening in the world.

00:32:38.380 Now, you might disagree with my worldview.

00:32:43.400 But at least I'm willing to say that.

00:32:47.100 At least I'm willing to say this is my worldview.

00:32:51.020 These are the things that I think are right and wrong.

00:32:54.680 And here's why.

00:32:55.840 I believe that the Palestinians are wrong. 1.00

00:33:01.120 And here's why.

00:33:03.140 I believe also that the Palestinians are being used by their politicians.

00:33:09.800 It's not that hard to figure out.

00:33:12.440 It's really not.

00:33:13.780 If you can't see the difference between people who are leading the Palestinians, who will kill homosexuals, enslave women and children, and you want to compare them to the Israelis. 0.95

00:33:29.660 How do I even listen to you when you're trying to tell me what the truth is?

00:33:41.420 I know it's a horse apiece, but there comes a time when it's so blatantly clear.

00:33:48.040 Now, you've done this for decades.

00:33:51.220 And we've all just taken it because we had to.

00:33:56.300 We had no other choice.

00:33:57.440 Then we got cable news.

00:33:59.360 Now, the genie's really out of the bottle because now we have the Internet and we can tell you, you have it wrong.

00:34:08.160 You don't understand the American people and you have an agenda.

00:34:12.760 For anybody who wants to be a journalist, anybody who is, do not become a mouthpiece for either side.

00:34:28.400 Call them as you see them.

00:34:30.740 Even if people disagree with you, even if you turn out to be wrong, as long as you admit that you were wrong, once you figure out that you were wrong and there's evidence to support it.

00:34:46.620 Please, David Gregory, maybe you should go have another croissant, maybe in France, where we would not have to look at you anymore.

00:35:00.740 All right.

00:35:04.100 George Soros may be a sign that more institutional investors are starting to get interested in cryptocurrency.

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00:36:11.180 Glenn Beck.

00:36:12.400 So, students on campus say that Christians should absolutely have to bake cakes for same-sex weddings.

00:36:19.860 But when asked the question, if an African-American baker were asked to make a cake for a Klan rally, should they be forced to do it?

00:36:29.240 Absolutely not.

00:36:31.680 Maybe this explains the other poll.

00:36:34.340 More millennials are embracing socialism, even communism now.

00:36:38.820 And we will give you this story and what to do about it, coming up.

00:36:45.100 Glenn Beck.

00:36:46.920 Now, if you heard the following headline, I think a lot of people were like, this is a new sort of drug.

00:36:53.080 Headline, quote.

00:36:54.520 The police took my moon dust.

00:36:57.440 The whole vial of my moon dust.

00:37:00.880 All right.

00:37:01.500 Have you had moon dust before?

00:37:05.460 That's not a new term.

00:37:06.980 That's literal moon dust.

00:37:09.860 Here's what happened.

00:37:11.600 The story involves a woman who is fighting now to get her literal moon dust back. 0.95

00:37:17.760 Her name is Laura Sicko.

00:37:19.800 She is suing NASA.

00:37:21.840 She claims that NASA came in and took her vial of moon dust, a gift that she was given by Neil Armstrong himself.

00:37:31.940 Her father was friends with Armstrong.

00:37:35.060 And when she received the gift a few decades ago, as a 10-year-old girl, it didn't mean very much to her.

00:37:42.160 She was 10. 0.80

00:37:42.880 It wasn't until she found the vial wrapped in a paper towel between her mother's quilts while sifting through her late parents' belongings.

00:37:52.760 That's when she went, oh my gosh, I completely forgot.

00:37:59.100 He gave me moon dust.

00:38:02.400 So it is signed by Neil Armstrong.

00:38:07.380 And she has the letter.

00:38:09.220 And the, I'm trying to see what the letter says, to Laura, Laura N. Murray, best of luck, Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11.

00:38:20.660 That's incredible.

00:38:22.580 Now, NASA heard about this.

00:38:25.100 And NASA stepped in that all lunar material belongs to us.

00:38:29.240 Because it's actually, it's actually just desert sand because we never went to the, oh, did I say that out loud?

00:38:35.420 All right.

00:38:37.080 So they have in the past seized moon rocks right out of people's hands.

00:38:42.060 You don't mess with NASA.

00:38:44.700 Now, apparently, according to the BBC, theft of lunar material is a real problem.

00:38:50.360 In 2002, three NASA interns stole samples worth an estimated $21 million from the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

00:38:58.760 Okay, they were interns at NASA.

00:39:02.480 That sounds to me like a security problem.

00:39:06.420 The 270 lunar samples given as gifts by the U.S. to foreign governments, about 150 of those are apparently missing.

00:39:16.240 Here's, I can guarantee you, here's what happened.

00:39:18.680 Somebody sold the moon dust.

00:39:22.120 They were given to somebody as a gift.

00:39:25.120 You know, the United States would like to present you with this vial of moon dust.

00:39:28.600 Oh, that's cool.

00:39:29.480 And then they sold it.

00:39:31.400 Now it's being sold on the, quote, black market.

00:39:33.900 Now, she says this isn't, this is more than just moon dust.

00:39:37.660 She said this is my property.

00:39:39.680 It's not lunar property.

00:39:41.380 And it is not the property of NASA.

00:39:44.100 It is mine.

00:39:46.020 She said, and this means, this is the memory of my father as well.

00:39:50.160 When I was a little girl, my father was the superhero.

00:39:53.640 She apparently is not getting the moon dust back.

00:40:03.000 The government has no right to come in and take your property, period.

00:40:13.420 It is why we broke away from Great Britain.

00:40:18.700 The government does not own your property.

00:40:23.980 And that is intellectual property?

00:40:26.800 That is your body as a property?

00:40:29.660 Or your literal crap in your house property?

00:40:34.180 Life, liberty, and property.

00:40:43.420 It's Thursday, June 14th.

00:40:46.160 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:40:49.320 Boy, this really bothers me.

00:40:52.260 And you might say, well, why?

00:40:55.800 I don't have any lunar dust.

00:40:57.580 It's not going to bother me.

00:40:59.820 Well, this goes to, what do you call it, Stu, where they're taking everybody's money from them without a warrant?

00:41:07.820 It's civil asset forfeiture.

00:41:09.740 Civil asset forfeiture.

00:41:11.160 Where they just come in and take it. 0.93

00:41:12.580 They can come in and take your money. 0.84

00:41:14.860 They can come in and take anything without charging you.

00:41:18.620 This is wrong.

00:41:20.820 And here's why this is one reason why this is so important.

00:41:24.300 We have in our studios, as of tonight, $30 million worth of artifacts.

00:41:33.700 Many of them American founding documents.

00:41:38.640 We have in our studios the Gettysburg Address.

00:41:41.340 Handwritten by Abraham Lincoln.

00:41:45.000 Are you kidding me?

00:41:47.300 We have documents that we have.

00:41:50.160 We have the one document that is the counter.

00:41:57.220 Actually, I think this one is owned by a friend of ours, Brent Ashworth.

00:42:00.240 If the Library of Congress or the National Archives has one letter to George Washington, we have the response or he has the response.

00:42:11.940 Well, that's private hands.

00:42:13.760 At any time, they can come in and say, you know what?

00:42:16.260 That's a founding document.

00:42:18.800 You know what?

00:42:19.980 That letter from Thomas Paine, that information that you have in Abraham Lincoln's own handwriting,

00:42:26.240 showing that he was a deep Christian that understood the Bible inside and out from a letter in 1890.

00:42:38.060 I'm sorry, in 1852, years to almost a decade before they said that he found religion from a pastor saying, yeah, here's what he was teaching in our church.

00:42:51.220 Wait.

00:42:52.920 Can they take that?

00:42:54.020 And we're sitting here with books of and you're going to be able to see this if you come to our museum and I'm going to take you through it on TV tonight in case you can't come.

00:43:05.560 I'll take you through parts of it and we'll do some Facebook stuff, too.

00:43:08.800 But I'm looking through letters now.

00:43:10.780 Here's a letter from Abraham Lincoln.

00:43:13.400 There's letters from Jackson.

00:43:15.560 There's letters from Jefferson, Washington, Coolidge.

00:43:19.980 You name it.

00:43:21.600 We have all this stuff and you can come and you can look through it.

00:43:24.640 Now, who's to say that the government can't come in and just say, you know what?

00:43:31.800 This is all this is all American history and this all belongs to the American people.

00:43:36.840 They can do that.

00:43:40.080 You we cannot allow the government to start gobbling things up and just saying, nope, that's ours.

00:43:48.120 No, it's not.

00:43:51.300 No, it is not.

00:43:55.100 But are we going to be sheep?

00:43:57.020 Most likely, yes, we're going to be sheep.

00:44:00.700 I'm just I'm amazed by that because you're right.

00:44:02.620 Any any historical figure they could all any document, they could all argue.

00:44:06.840 Oh, well, that's actually ours.

00:44:08.160 Yeah.

00:44:08.640 You know, that's it's ridiculous.

00:44:10.620 You know, I mean, they're they're position seems to actually be be we own the moon.

00:44:17.320 Therefore, you can't have any of it.

00:44:18.920 Right.

00:44:19.540 This is like, no, I don't.

00:44:20.960 She's got a letter from Neil Armstrong saying, hey, here, I've given this to you.

00:44:27.960 What is that?

00:44:29.040 Yeah.

00:44:29.340 I was looking through this.

00:44:30.740 We have this is one of the most amazing things that I've seen.

00:44:33.720 And just generally speaking, when you come to the museum, it's you know, I feel like

00:44:38.580 museums actually not even the right word for this.

00:44:40.260 I don't know what it is, but it's like you're you're actually able to interact with these

00:44:43.980 things.

00:44:44.300 Right.

00:44:44.580 A lot of this is there's really cool ways these are things are being displayed.

00:44:49.600 It's not like you're walking up to a case and just looking at things.

00:44:51.820 This in particular in the what you were calling the pre-museum are these books.

00:44:55.880 There's these giant books and they just have cool letters from James Madison and, you know,

00:45:01.040 Thomas Jefferson and Woodrow Wilson as flipping.

00:45:04.900 Oh, I pick up one of these books in the first like five pages are just stuff about Woodrow's

00:45:08.820 and I'm like, ah, it's just they're like private writings, things that they had not necessarily

00:45:13.080 like, you know, massive documents that you know of.

00:45:17.760 And a lot of them are some of them are and but it's I think that a lot of times you

00:45:21.620 find the most interesting stuff in those secondary documents.

00:45:24.100 Yes, we talked about with with the original draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas

00:45:30.340 Jefferson known as this evil slave owning racist.

00:45:36.000 His I would say his main motivation in the original draft of the Declaration of Independence

00:45:42.600 was to put it in the king's face about slavery.

00:45:45.740 Yeah, and say I can't believe you wanted to do this here.

00:45:49.460 You can breaking away because of it.

00:45:50.840 You can tell his passion because it's in his own handwriting.

00:45:54.820 Yeah, and he changes.

00:45:57.140 Yeah, like it's aggressive.

00:45:58.440 Yeah, it's crazy when you capitalizations and you're looking at it, you're like, what?

00:46:03.280 Look at this.

00:46:04.400 Yeah, this guy deeply, deeply was passionate about that.

00:46:08.620 And really in the the word that stands out more than any two of them, but Christian is

00:46:14.600 one of them and you think, well, I mean, first of all, you know, Jefferson is he's been just

00:46:20.220 dragged through the mud for so many different things.

00:46:22.140 But here he's mocking the king for saying he's a Christian while still having slavery.

00:46:27.880 I mean, think of what it what it what it that's an amazing thing.

00:46:32.520 Now that one you can find the text of it in certain places still hard to find, but you

00:46:36.720 can find the text of it.

00:46:37.460 The document is here.

00:46:38.300 You see the actual real one.

00:46:40.380 One of the original copies of it.

00:46:42.320 This is this I thought was fascinating.

00:46:44.600 We just had a major Supreme Court ruling a few weeks ago talking about sports gambling

00:46:50.940 and how what the government has done is I love this with with gambling was unconstitutional

00:47:00.020 illegal.

00:47:01.020 You can't do what they did.

00:47:02.380 So now states will be able to kind of choose for themselves whether they want to have sports

00:47:06.360 gaming or not.

00:47:07.000 But I thought this is interesting because you go back to the you know, a lot of people will

00:47:10.840 say, well, that's it's a terrible vice.

00:47:12.880 Because people should be able to founders wouldn't have had it.

00:47:15.240 Founders wouldn't have had that right here on this page right here.

00:47:20.060 This ticket number 350 shall entitle to whatever prize may happen to be drawn against its number

00:47:27.240 in the mountain road lottery signed G Washington.

00:47:33.360 And underneath it gives the description.

00:47:35.340 This curious item from the blue laws days would make some of the modern Puritans gasp.

00:47:40.160 Yet here is documentary proof that the father of our country did at one time run a lottery.

00:47:46.640 Crazy.

00:47:47.480 I mean, that's crazy.

00:47:49.160 That's crazy.

00:47:49.640 I didn't know that.

00:47:50.460 Yeah.

00:47:50.700 And you can go through this page after page.

00:47:52.280 And this is what's great about this is it's not like we're telling you, hey, you come

00:47:57.500 into the museum, focus on this.

00:47:58.820 Look at this.

00:47:59.200 Look at this.

00:47:59.480 I mean, there's certain items that you certainly want to draw your attention to.

00:48:02.160 But this you're just flipping through and you're finding stuff.

00:48:04.140 It's like you're if you feel like you're Indiana Jones, like you're discovering like little

00:48:08.920 bits of pieces of history that people don't know.

00:48:11.360 So what I love about history is that's Jefferson, isn't it?

00:48:14.900 No, it's not clean enough.

00:48:15.920 Who is that here?

00:48:17.280 No, the other one.

00:48:17.960 This one here?

00:48:18.360 Yeah.

00:48:19.580 Let's see.

00:48:20.920 Oh, yeah.

00:48:21.140 Just just pick it up.

00:48:22.180 This is Adams.

00:48:23.160 Adams.

00:48:23.700 I can't tell if it's.

00:48:24.580 You can tell the Adams and Jefferson both wrote really, really small.

00:48:28.160 But Jefferson's writing is when you see Jefferson's handwriting, it's beautiful.

00:48:34.080 It's like it's crazy.

00:48:35.920 I don't know how he did it.

00:48:37.460 See how Sam Adams.

00:48:38.620 I could tell that that wasn't Jefferson.

00:48:40.280 I looked at it.

00:48:40.860 It was small.

00:48:41.340 So I thought it was.

00:48:42.500 But you could tell.

00:48:43.980 See how it's all crooked.

00:48:45.440 Yeah.

00:48:45.960 OK.

00:48:46.340 How you know, there's no lines on the paper.

00:48:48.480 Have you seen a Jefferson letter yet?

00:48:50.920 I don't know if I've seen one here.

00:48:52.860 Oh, yeah.

00:48:53.600 Yeah, that's it.

00:48:54.460 That's Thomas Jefferson.

00:48:55.620 Look at that.

00:48:56.940 Yeah.

00:48:57.180 Look at that handwriting.

00:48:58.280 It's super, super small.

00:48:59.860 It's perfect.

00:49:00.540 And everything is perfectly straight.

00:49:03.140 It's incredible.

00:49:04.000 And all that there's.

00:49:04.760 And what's great about it, too, is some of these guys, I think they were doctors because

00:49:09.560 the handwriting is not so great.

00:49:11.100 His is beautiful.

00:49:11.720 His is great.

00:49:12.500 However, there's printed pages where you get to actually see exactly what's written on

00:49:16.620 the page.

00:49:17.020 So, I mean, you really can pick up little bits and pieces of history.

00:49:19.480 And actually, you know, it's weird to be.

00:49:21.720 You almost feel bad flipping through the books and actually taking the pages and moving them.

00:49:25.960 But like, you actually get to kind of handle these.

00:49:28.560 I know.

00:49:28.880 But still, it's not just paper.

00:49:30.640 What do you have to do for the Gettysburg Address?

00:49:32.200 Tell me it's just paper.

00:49:33.660 Tell me.

00:49:34.060 Tell me the process they're doing right now with the Gettysburg Address.

00:49:37.240 And then tell me it's just paper.

00:49:38.840 Okay.

00:49:38.900 So you're ready.

00:49:39.400 So this, so the big case arrives today.

00:49:44.040 All right.

00:49:44.920 And it's in this, this one piece of paper.

00:49:47.660 It's the Gettysburg Address.

00:49:48.960 One piece of paper in this like vault.

00:49:53.540 Okay.

00:49:54.180 And it has to remain sealed until it goes into the room where it is going to be held.

00:50:03.140 It can't be in the main atrium.

00:50:05.240 It has to be in my office because we had to take temperature and humidity readings all

00:50:10.760 around the building for two days to see where it's stable.

00:50:14.520 And the only place, because the doors are always opening and everything else.

00:50:18.060 And I have double, you know, I have a, you know, you come through my assistant's office

00:50:22.060 and then you come to mine.

00:50:23.380 So it's the most stable room in the building.

00:50:26.480 So it has to sit in there.

00:50:28.020 They're going to come.

00:50:28.780 It's going to be delivered today by two armed security guys that have to be with it all the

00:50:34.540 time.

00:50:36.700 They're going to unseal the case and then not take it out, just unseal the case.

00:50:42.500 And then it slowly has to adjust to the humidity and temperature of the room.

00:50:50.080 And it cannot be moved for 24 hours.

00:50:54.160 Then after it has adjusted to the room, then they can move it and place it where it's supposed

00:50:59.680 to be.

00:51:00.220 That it's crazy.

00:51:01.700 It's great.

00:51:02.720 It's great.

00:51:03.280 But it's the handwritten Gettysburg Address.

00:51:06.100 I know.

00:51:06.560 And certainly, you know, these letters not necessarily, you know, to that level, but still

00:51:10.660 they're pieces of real history.

00:51:12.740 No, I know.

00:51:12.920 I feel that way every time I touch the Thomas Paine.

00:51:15.580 I just can't believe that we.

00:51:17.820 That's such a piece of it.

00:51:19.180 I can't believe that even exists.

00:51:21.040 The Thomas Paine letter?

00:51:22.160 The letter that he's talking to Sam Adams going, I'm not an atheist.

00:51:27.440 I believe in God.

00:51:29.260 And here's why I did it.

00:51:30.740 I did it because the French were, they're atheists. 1.00

00:51:36.220 They were, fine, I understand they were against religion.

00:51:39.620 I'm against religion, but religion has been so horribly twisted over in France that that 0.99

00:51:46.640 put them against God. 0.70

00:51:48.060 And I was trying to speak their language and say, no, no, no, believe in God.

00:51:53.620 Don't believe in religion.

00:51:54.800 That's fine.

00:51:55.640 But believe in God.

00:51:58.040 And he's making this case.

00:52:00.360 And here's this known, a guy known in history is that dirty little atheist. 0.66

00:52:05.800 And I'm looking, it's going to be at the museum this weekend.

00:52:08.900 You can read it.

00:52:09.680 It's like, it's crazy.

00:52:11.840 All of the things that we have this weekend, so many of them just turn history upside down.

00:52:18.180 You're like, no, that's not what happened.

00:52:21.260 Well, yes, I read about it when I was a kid.

00:52:23.160 No, no, here is the actual document.

00:52:26.660 Read it.

00:52:27.880 It's crazy.

00:52:29.480 Just crazy.

00:52:31.080 We have a, up on the studio, uh, 19, uh, which is kind of part of the pre-museum.

00:52:37.260 Uh, we have a whole table of black history and letters and artifacts from these amazing.

00:52:45.540 Did you know we had a black general, uh, in the civil war?

00:52:50.540 Yeah.

00:52:51.260 I didn't know that either.

00:52:52.060 No, no, uh, it's really amazing stuff.

00:52:54.840 Anyway, rights and responsibilities museum is happening this weekend.

00:52:57.740 And we're also going to be showing it.

00:52:58.900 If you can't come out, uh, we're going to be showing it on TV and giving you a tour on

00:53:03.160 TV as well.

00:53:03.940 Tickets are available at museum or mercury one.org slash museum, 2018.

00:53:08.560 Um, also, um, I really, I want to talk to you a little bit about how millennials are

00:53:15.560 now accepting coming, not just socialism, communism.

00:53:19.340 We get to that when we come back.

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00:54:47.960 So things are getting, um, things are getting bad, uh, with millennials, um, because things

00:54:58.720 are not self-evident and I've changed my mind on this.

00:55:02.380 I used to think, you know, I could go to China, anywhere in the world and ask people, should

00:55:06.240 the government be able to do this to you?

00:55:09.280 You know, a lot of places, the answer would be yes, they do have a right.

00:55:12.960 They do have a right.

00:55:13.700 A lot of places just in Europe, but let alone China, where you've been trained to answer 0.68

00:55:19.200 to the government.

00:55:22.180 We hold these truths to be self-evident life, liberty, and property.

00:55:26.560 That was due to our training.

00:55:30.360 That was due to the pilgrims coming over and really trying to figure out the right way to

00:55:38.540 live your life.

00:55:39.740 And then the righteous people, not the, you know, not the crazy people and not the people

00:55:46.340 who are coming over to England just to get rich, the righteous people raised children and they

00:55:51.260 raised enough of them to be our founders.

00:55:55.040 And they found those things to be self-evident, but it came from quite honestly, indoctrination

00:56:02.820 of the rights of man.

00:56:06.320 This is now slipping away from us to where things are not self-evident.

00:56:14.040 There's a new poll out that shows more and more millennials, the largest voters, the largest

00:56:21.940 voting bloc now in America, more and more millennials, not only believe in socialism, but they are

00:56:29.600 now beginning to consider communism as an alternate to what we have.

00:56:35.080 More on this in a second.

00:56:36.400 The IG report has just been released in a nutshell, Stu, give the report.

00:56:48.140 It doesn't seem to me to be, it's bad, but it doesn't show that there was any political

00:56:56.560 motivation.

00:56:57.220 Yeah, it echoes a lot of the stuff that you got from previous memos, like the one, remember

00:57:06.360 when they fired Comey, the initial sort of justification for that was this memo that

00:57:11.860 was written by Rob Rosenstein.

00:57:14.620 And, you know, they kind of later talked about it as it related to the Russia investigation

00:57:18.460 and all these other things.

00:57:19.280 But that was the initial thing was that he handled the Clinton email scandal poorly.

00:57:22.960 And that's essentially what this report about the IG report says.

00:57:28.460 Bloomberg has it.

00:57:30.080 They have the actual IG report.

00:57:33.080 They say, here's a quote from it.

00:57:35.920 While we did not find that these decisions were the result of political bias on Comey's

00:57:40.020 part, we nevertheless concluded that by departing so clearly and dramatically from FBI and department

00:57:45.060 norms, the decisions negatively impacted the perception of the FBI and the department as fair

00:57:51.420 administrators, administrators of justice.

00:57:54.900 That is what the IG wrote.

00:57:57.000 You kind of go through it and you see a bunch of, you know, claims about that he handled these

00:58:03.500 things poorly, that he stepped out of the bounds of what was normal for the FBI to do as far

00:58:10.400 as publicizing some of these things before they were done, etc.

00:58:13.880 But it does not say that, you know, at least again, this is I caution because it's a Bloomberg

00:58:19.880 report about the report.

00:58:21.380 I have not read the report.

00:58:22.480 So we are trying to get the actual full report here in the next couple of minutes and we will

00:58:27.420 get a summary to you as soon as we have it.

00:58:30.680 We hope to have it in the next 10 minutes or so.

00:58:32.920 So we will give you another update on this.

00:58:35.040 But we don't want to give you information that we're getting secondhand from especially from

00:58:39.520 only one source, Bloomberg.

00:58:41.600 All right.

00:58:43.400 Millennials are now starting to embrace socialism.

00:58:48.660 And that is because they aren't being told what socialism is.

00:58:53.360 If you ask millennials, you know, what do you think of socialism?

00:58:58.020 They all think it's neat when you ask them, what is it?

00:59:01.680 How does it work?

00:59:02.940 They don't understand.

00:59:04.660 And they've they've never they haven't lived through it.

00:59:07.880 And so even now, communism is starting to sound good tonight on the blaze, the Soviet story. 0.55

00:59:18.080 It's a three hour block tonight.

00:59:21.260 This amazing movie that was made in 2008, a documentary.

00:59:26.200 It was made by a guy in where's he from?

00:59:29.420 Latvia, Stu, is that right?

00:59:32.020 Edvin Snor is the guy.

00:59:33.900 And he he made this movie because he was tired of the West dismissing Europe's biggest butcher.

00:59:44.420 And that is Stalin.

00:59:47.660 He grew up under communism and he did his research and he uncovered things that people hadn't seen.

00:59:57.240 Nobody had seen and and found things and connections to the national socialists, the Nazis, and even here in America on how we were covering for things.

01:00:11.180 It shows you the crimes of of Stalin and starts really with Lenin right at the revolution.

01:00:19.040 There's parts of it that when you read Lenin's writings about the extermination of the undesirables, the people that were problems.

01:00:29.000 He talks about people literally as insects and that we need to exterminate these insects before they infest everything.

01:00:41.060 It is terrifying, terrifying, incredible.

01:00:45.720 And if you, you know, if you kind of are told, well, you know, the you hear so much about the Soviet Union not being, you know, they were our allies and look, they had they did some bad things or not as bad as the Nazis.

01:01:00.520 First of all, they were first allies with the Nazis. 0.70

01:01:04.020 And it walks you through that whole thing, which is largely lost to history, at least for most people, where they go through all the agreements that they had, how they worked together.

01:01:12.980 It was just the Nazis kind of double crossed them. 0.67

01:01:16.180 And that's why they initially eventually sided with us.

01:01:19.420 It wasn't because they were aligned with us ideologically.

01:01:21.780 It wasn't because they were even aligned with us on the threat of Hitler.

01:01:24.600 They didn't care, really, if Hitler did all sorts of crazy things, as long as it didn't affect them.

01:01:29.740 Right.

01:01:29.860 They they they were allies.

01:01:32.940 They signed an agreement and then Hitler betrayed them and then slaughtered their people as he marched.

01:01:39.640 He tried to march to Moscow and they they go through all of that.

01:01:43.640 And in, you know, inarguable ways, prove that that happened and how it happened and then go into how similar the ideologies were.

01:01:52.200 I mean, you know, you've seen documentaries before, you know, that largely speaking, they'll do anything they can to spin it towards a progressive narrative of history.

01:01:59.540 This is the exact opposite.

01:02:00.660 It shows, you know, even to the point where they have the they dug up posters from the Soviets and from the Nazis and showing the imagery almost identical.

01:02:14.780 It's as if as I think Edvin said in the interview, that it is almost as if it was written or drawn by the same artist.

01:02:23.380 You see it.

01:02:24.240 It's like exactly the same messages, exactly the same imagery.

01:02:26.960 It's what's amazing is if you look at that same art and then you come to the United States, that same art was also here.

01:02:36.760 And it's it's epicenter is really Rockefeller Center.

01:02:41.400 I mean, it is the same kind of strong man kind of of art.

01:02:47.280 Now, you're talking propaganda art.

01:02:49.340 Yeah.

01:02:49.660 And it and that propaganda art that is actually saying, you know, you know, extolling socialism.

01:02:57.820 That is almost ripped off.

01:02:59.800 I mean, like exactly.

01:03:01.640 It's it's crazy.

01:03:02.660 It's crazy.

01:03:03.440 Yes, it starts at 7 p.m. tonight on the blaze.

01:03:06.920 And you're going to get the documentary of the Soviet story, which is awesome.

01:03:10.140 And then also additional material about the background of communism and all the effects that have happened, which you're going to you host.

01:03:18.140 And this is like a three hour block.

01:03:20.380 It's a great fit for this weekend with the museum going on, looking at the truth about history, as opposed to kind of a narrative you always get.

01:03:26.920 You're going to, you know, how many times you go through this, you'll watch these two.

01:03:31.840 I think it's three hours total.

01:03:33.440 You'll get two hours of documentary, an hour of additional material that we've we've put together.

01:03:37.120 You go through that and half the arguments you have about history with people that, you know, on the left, you will now have the documentary proof to win.

01:03:47.320 But if you have if you have if you have younger kids, I don't do not watch if your kids are sensitive at all, don't watch this.

01:03:58.060 Yeah, it's it's really it's very brutal.

01:04:02.260 It is.

01:04:03.520 But it is once you want you watch it once and you will never forget it.

01:04:08.060 And it I don't know how exactly to say this, but you will.

01:04:15.240 You're grateful that this documentary exists because it's nothing that anyone has ever made before.

01:04:25.340 You know, how many hours do guys sit around and watch the story of, you know, the Nazis?

01:04:31.260 Oh, God, yeah.

01:04:32.220 There's multiple networks that basically only run Nazi material.

01:04:35.500 Right.

01:04:35.700 OK, it's all cable.

01:04:39.300 Would you count Alex Jones as well?

01:04:40.780 Anyway, so there's there's we watch that stuff for hours, those documentaries.

01:04:47.260 You don't see it about the Soviet Union.

01:04:50.180 You will tonight and make sure that you watch it with your your older kids and learn the truth about socialism and communism, not from an American perspective, but from somebody who lived behind the Iron Curtain.

01:05:05.720 And buried himself in archives for months and months and months and months doing this.

01:05:10.360 It's yeah, blazed the blaze dot com slash TV is where you can go to watch it.

01:05:13.940 Right.

01:05:14.120 And it will air tonight.

01:05:15.440 It's a three hour special, but also it will be for subscribers only as soon as it after is after it airs.

01:05:21.700 It will also be up the blaze dot com slash TV.

01:05:26.660 Don't miss this.

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01:07:14.920 All right.

01:07:15.100 We're going to have going to have a complete rundown here in about 40 minutes of the IG report.

01:07:22.140 And we can give you a little bit more perspective on what this what this is said, although we have not finished reading the entire thing ourselves.

01:07:32.860 No. So this is what's I think important.

01:07:34.700 The initial reports from sort of mainstream sources are starting to filter out.

01:07:39.340 What I think you can do with those is set the best case scenario for what it says, the best reading of it from from the perspective of people who don't like Donald Trump.

01:07:55.500 Right. So what's the best perspective?

01:07:57.340 Right. So what's the best perspective? What's the best way to look at this from people who don't like the administration?

01:08:02.080 What you see here is and these are quotes.

01:08:05.420 So this is definitely in there.

01:08:06.680 While we did not find these decisions were the result of political bias on Comey's part, we nevertheless concluded that by departing so clearly and dramatically from FBI and department norms, the decisions negatively impacted the perception of the FBI and the department as fair administrators of justice.

01:08:22.900 What most of this appears to be is to essentially say that James Comey screwed up.

01:08:31.060 It was not his intention to it was not a political bias intention.

01:08:36.120 And one of the reasons you can kind of believe that is what they're saying is he screwed up to hurt Clinton.

01:08:42.620 He did screw up, but he screwed up to hurt Clinton, not Trump.

01:08:46.940 Now, I am going to bet you a large amount of money that when we actually get the full report and we're able to read it, we're going to find plenty of examples in which he also screwed up in ways that hurt Trump.

01:08:59.580 However, what's coming out now is that he did screw up.

01:09:04.760 He shouldn't have, for example, gone out and done a press conference about the findings of the Clinton email scandal.

01:09:13.580 Right. Like, remember, if you remember, he came out and he said, look, she was really bad.

01:09:17.360 She acted, you know, really.

01:09:19.240 What was the there was a phrasing issue there?

01:09:21.220 There was a they changed it from reckless to irresponsible.

01:09:27.100 It wasn't that, but it was something like that.

01:09:28.860 One is a legal term that means you've you've illegally handed handled documents.

01:09:34.880 The other is like, you know what?

01:09:36.320 You shouldn't have handled them that way.

01:09:38.220 Now, they also what's another part of this, which is interesting.

01:09:40.880 That was one of the big things I think conservatives were looking at here or Republicans were looking at saying, hey, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, not my wife, another Lisa Page, exchanged text messages.

01:09:54.740 And they were really negative about Trump.

01:09:56.860 And and Strzok is the guy who changed that phrasing from the legal term to just the damaging term for Hillary Clinton.

01:10:02.560 It was one of the requests.

01:10:03.660 It also came from other places higher up in the administration.

01:10:06.960 And are we going to see evidence that that it was politically motivated?

01:10:13.600 It does appear again by initial reporting that they're saying it was not politically motivated.

01:10:20.160 That's the Strzok and Page's text did not, in fact, affect the investigation.

01:10:26.040 Now, again, I think you can fairly not believe that.

01:10:28.700 Yeah.

01:10:28.820 However, if the IG report is concluding it, I mean, we know we the buildup to this has been so dramatic.

01:10:34.040 You have to we have to believe somebody at some point.

01:10:39.520 We have to believe somebody, don't we?

01:10:42.540 Are we going to continue to reject this and then we'll want another report on this report?

01:10:46.680 And I think, look, there's a there's a large swath of the media that is going to take their sides on this either way.

01:10:51.400 This is what we try to do is be neither of those guys.

01:10:53.920 You know, I mean, that's what this show is, whether you like it or not.

01:10:56.520 We try to come in here and not be the people who are going to tell you only the positive things from this.

01:11:00.740 And we're going to try to be the people that tell you not that mainstream media, everything is terrible for Trump in there.

01:11:06.560 My guess is you're going to find people, you know, that are real fans of the president and really dedicated that are going to find things in here.

01:11:14.540 And they may very well be completely legitimate.

01:11:16.700 We don't have the full report.

01:11:17.600 That's why I'm I'm I'm making sure to be very careful here to tell you that I don't have any reason to believe the end all be all of this report is that it was not all that bad.

01:11:31.960 Right.

01:11:32.520 Right.

01:11:32.660 Because we're getting it only from the media and through their lens.

01:11:35.600 And they're pulling the things out that, you know, they're looking for.

01:11:38.580 They're looking for.

01:11:39.540 So I think when you have, you know, people who are allied to Trump, people who really don't like Comey,

01:11:45.500 will go through this and find the most damaging stuff on that.

01:11:48.980 And I don't believe that's out there yet.

01:11:50.560 So that's an important part.

01:11:51.540 That's why we also have two people right now in our research department that are reading these documents and trying to figure out exactly what they say.

01:11:58.440 Any of the documents that we can get our hands on at this point and and figure out what it says.

01:12:04.600 And, of course, by tonight, with the news and why it matters, we will have all of the information and we'll be able to really give you a digest of that by 530.

01:12:15.660 And, of course, tomorrow, Bill O'Reilly is going to be joining us around this time as well.

01:12:21.340 So there is another piece of news that we wanted to get to today.

01:12:30.320 And we're going to you know what?

01:12:31.900 I tell you what, we have a couple of other things that we have to take care of.

01:12:37.980 I really if we can, I really want to get to the the students that were just pulled and talked about, you know, should gay bakers? 0.98

01:12:49.280 I'm sorry.

01:12:50.080 Should straight bakers that are religious have to make wedding cakes? 1.00

01:12:54.800 Everybody says yes.

01:12:55.700 Then they say, should African-American bakers have to make a cake for a Klan rally?

01:13:04.400 The answer is no.

01:13:06.180 But you can hear the wheels just grind to a halt.

01:13:11.340 We have to play that audio for you coming up.

01:13:16.020 Glenn Beck.

01:13:17.480 OK, so this is why I believe in America, because I believe in the people of America.

01:13:23.720 I don't believe necessarily in the government.

01:13:25.880 I mean, it's nice.

01:13:26.680 It's, you know, the best one around.

01:13:29.040 But that ain't saying much.

01:13:30.120 But the people of America and the ingenuity is what changes everything.

01:13:37.740 Now, I know, progressively speaking, it seems utterly impossible to address America's infrastructure problem outside of the government, because, I mean, who else could possibly do that?

01:13:51.080 Who else could work on our roads?

01:13:52.940 I mean, you're not going to just let anybody do it.

01:13:55.280 You know, what are you going to have?

01:13:56.800 You're going to let Domino's Pizza do it?

01:13:59.920 Yes, that's exactly what we're going to do.

01:14:02.700 This week, Domino's announced that they're giving grants to towns across America to fix potholes in the roads.

01:14:10.860 The initiative is called, wait for it, paving for pizza.

01:14:15.980 Now, I could make some, you know, really bad crust jokes here, but I'm not going to, because Domino's is doing something remarkable.

01:14:27.400 Why?

01:14:29.320 Business.

01:14:30.240 That's why.

01:14:30.780 They're in the pizza delivery business.

01:14:33.480 They say potholes aren't ideal for pizzas bouncing around, you know, in the shotgun seat of the Domino's pizza delivery car.

01:14:43.200 So they want to get rid of potholes because, quote, potholes can cause irreversible damage to your pizza during the drive home.

01:14:51.540 And we can't stand by while your cheese slides to one side.

01:14:55.400 Your toppings get untopped and your boxes get flipped.

01:14:59.020 So we're helping to pave towns across the country to save your good pizza from these bad roads.

01:15:06.020 Now, do I believe that that's what they're doing?

01:15:09.240 Maybe.

01:15:11.000 They're being really brilliant in advertising in a way that people appreciate more than just a clever ad.

01:15:20.960 It's why the ads for the news media, they don't work.

01:15:25.720 You know, this is Apple.

01:15:27.000 This is an orange.

01:15:27.960 Here's a banana.

01:15:29.760 And that's why what we deliver is a little bit of each of these and a watermelon.

01:15:37.000 It doesn't match their performance.

01:15:40.360 What people want is action.

01:15:43.820 So you're driving down a road that has terrible potholes and you know that Domino's pizza did that.

01:15:50.760 You know, I might give Domino's another shot.

01:15:52.580 Give them a call.

01:15:54.040 Order their pizza.

01:15:54.940 Their website even allows you to select the severity of the pothole, then watch a video from inside of a pizza box to see exactly what happens to your pizza.

01:16:06.040 Spoiler alert.

01:16:06.980 It's not it's not good.

01:16:08.460 Domino's has also been testing those self-driving police or pizza delivery cars.

01:16:13.900 So you can bet potholes are not very good for that technology either.

01:16:18.220 Now, here's what you can do.

01:16:19.480 You can go online and nominate your town to be selected by Domino's to fix your potholes in your community.

01:16:26.480 Domino's cares about America's crumbling roads.

01:16:29.500 But we care even more about pizza integrity.

01:16:34.420 You know what?

01:16:35.880 With the lack of integrity that happens in America today, I'll celebrate pizza integrity.

01:16:43.620 It's Thursday, June 14th.

01:16:54.420 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:16:56.640 So Will Witt is a guy, he is with Prager University, and he has just had, sorry, one of his videos.

01:17:08.440 One of his videos go wildly viral.

01:17:11.880 It was on the Boy Scouts.

01:17:13.920 He's a former Eagle Scout or an Eagle Scout.

01:17:17.420 It's not like they've taken away his Eagle.

01:17:19.080 But he's an Eagle Scout and felt passionately about, you know, Boy Scouts changing.

01:17:26.720 And he did a video, and it has gone viral to the tune of 15 million views.

01:17:34.160 And he's here to talk about it.

01:17:37.100 Will, welcome.

01:17:37.940 How's it going?

01:17:38.600 Good. How are you?

01:17:39.340 Good.

01:17:39.720 They say you said it didn't take away my Eagle Scout.

01:17:42.500 There were plenty of people who saw my video and said that it should be revoked after that video.

01:17:46.700 So why did it go viral?

01:17:51.300 Did it go viral because people were hungry for the message or people were angry at the message?

01:17:56.180 I think a little bit of both because I got people who are on the left, you know, the more liberal side of the spectrum who agreed with me, who loved the video and said, you know, I don't want my little girl around a bunch of grown men.

01:18:09.020 I think it's disruptive to what the Boy Scouts is all about.

01:18:12.740 And so really, it was people on all sides saying, we're hungry for this message, and we needed someone to speak up and speak out against this, right?

01:18:20.400 But then it also went viral, I think, because of the amount of, you know, dislike for it and the amount of hate that I got for it.

01:18:26.180 And people wanted to share with people and say, look at this sexist guy coming on here and telling us about what we should do with the Boy Scouts.

01:18:32.780 He doesn't know anything.

01:18:33.620 He should have his Eagle Scout revoked.

01:18:34.920 So tell me about the message.

01:18:36.800 What did you say in the video?

01:18:40.060 I was saying in my Boy Scouts video that it's not the Boy Scouts responsibility to help fix the Girl Scouts, for one, because, you know, that's kind of what they're expecting us to do.

01:18:50.200 All the girls who didn't like my video said basically that the Girl Scouts aren't good enough for them and that they need to be in the Boy Scouts. 1.00

01:19:00.040 And I said, that's not our problem.

01:19:01.640 We don't need to fix the Boy Scouts so that you can be involved in it.

01:19:04.300 If you don't like the Girl Scouts, you can either, A, fix your program or you can start a new program.

01:19:09.400 You don't have to come into the Boy Scouts and make us do what you want to do now.

01:19:13.520 Why wreck the Boy Scouts?

01:19:15.180 Exactly, exactly.

01:19:16.280 And so, and then the other part of the message was that the Boy Scouts are about building young men.

01:19:21.000 For me, as a kid in Boy Scouts, you know, before the nice hair that I have now, I was definitely a more shy, not as outgoing guy before.

01:19:29.960 And the Boy Scouts, through all the lessons in it and the male role models, taught me to be confident.

01:19:35.140 It taught me hard work.

01:19:36.140 And, you know, I didn't grow up with a dad.

01:19:37.920 And so, my grandpa was really a big father figure for me.

01:19:40.520 And I did Boy Scouts with him.

01:19:42.340 And, you know, having that connection without any girls around was a huge part in me growing up as an adolescent.

01:19:48.300 And it shaped who I am today.

01:19:50.600 And so, having girls around, I mean, I can't even imagine being a 13-year-old boy going through puberty now and having girls around with me while I'm trying to, you know, do all my merit badges and camp and earn my ranks.

01:20:03.440 It wouldn't work.

01:20:04.460 It wouldn't work.

01:20:05.220 Exactly right.

01:20:06.120 So, why do you think the Boy Scouts, why do you think the Boy Scouts did this?

01:20:11.020 I think one reason is because they are having declining membership.

01:20:13.980 And so, it's a way for them to get more members to join the Boy Scouts.

01:20:19.660 But, you know...

01:20:20.100 I think this is going to do the opposite.

01:20:22.160 Well, exactly.

01:20:23.180 You have lots of people drawing out from the Boy Scouts.

01:20:26.380 People really don't like this move.

01:20:28.000 So, I think it's really backfired for them because they were trying to get more members.

01:20:33.320 But I think, you know, in a lot of ways, like I said in my video, is that they're caving to the radical lefts.

01:20:38.160 And I listened to what you said with Paul Kengor, is that was his name, where you guys were talking about his article.

01:20:43.620 I mean, it's the agenda that the left has had for, you know, a hundred years since the Boy Scouts was started.

01:20:48.720 So, I mean, they have officially caved in to what these, you know, communists, real communists, and the radical left has been saying.

01:20:55.380 So, I read a story a couple of days ago, yet another feminist, you know, women's gender studies person, coming out and saying that boys have got to stop and they've got to be more feminine.

01:21:15.520 And the thing I thought of is, I don't know the women that want to marry those people. 0.98

01:21:22.260 Well, they, you know, women want a man to be a man, not a boy, not more feminine, a man in all the good sense. 0.65

01:21:35.120 On top of that, you look at all of the hero movies where, you know, somebody, male, female, doesn't matter, been taken hostage or whatever.

01:21:46.660 They don't want, no hero is the one who comes in and says, now, wait a minute, tell me about your childhood.

01:21:54.720 It's a man that comes in when there's trouble and he takes care of trouble.

01:22:01.320 Where are those boys going to find any role models?

01:22:05.800 Well, the rise of the beta male, basically, as we're calling it, and soy boys is another way that we refer to it, is, it's a horrible thing.

01:22:13.400 I mean, it was on the cover of Vanity Fair, I think it was, with the guys in Silicon Valley and it was like the rise of the beta male, like this is some sort of good thing.

01:22:20.960 But these so-called feminists, they don't even practice what they preach because all of them are dating, you know, huge biker dudes who are more manly than anyone else. 1.00

01:22:29.260 You know, so they say that they want feminine men, people to be more emotional and not manly, but in reality, that's not actually what they want.

01:22:36.880 And they know that that's not what women want. 1.00

01:22:39.380 And a lot of these women, it doesn't really even matter for them because a lot of them are ending up alone, 45 years old. 0.88

01:22:45.080 And, you know, a lot of them, I don't think are very happy.

01:22:47.860 So, tell me about the response on the death threats.

01:22:53.360 Yeah, so the Boy Scout video, I mean, it was, I've never received so much hate on something.

01:22:58.640 You know, I came up and was very, didn't have any views on my videos about six months ago and started really quickly and really started blowing up with my videos.

01:23:08.140 And it was crazy to see how just, you know, vile people can be on the internet.

01:23:12.640 And I'm sure you know exactly.

01:23:15.240 I know not only in the internet, but in real life too.

01:23:18.260 Yeah, exactly.

01:23:19.000 And so, you know, the comments were saying, like I said, you know, revoking my Eagle Scout, horrible threats to me.

01:23:25.060 And, you know, saying things about family and all these sorts of horrible things that it was just because I was having a difference of opinion to these other people.

01:23:33.500 And I think, you know, the internet has a ton of great things about it where you can reach millions and millions of people just like that.

01:23:39.700 And you can get a message out just like this Boy Scout video.

01:23:41.920 But it also has the power for people to just, you know, go on and say horrible, horrible things.

01:23:48.120 You know, what's happening to your generation from your point of view?

01:23:52.460 I think millennials get a bad rap and some deserve it. 1.00

01:23:56.680 Others don't.

01:23:57.560 I mean, it's like any other generation. 0.98

01:23:59.140 There's good and bad.

01:24:00.060 What is your viewpoint of what is coming with your generation?

01:24:06.980 Well, I think that in the universities, I mean, they're being taught by communists.

01:24:10.640 These very far left professors in the administration are all so far left.

01:24:15.320 And, you know, it's hard because it's not these millennials' fault.

01:24:19.740 It's not their fault.

01:24:20.720 You know, they're being taught these things.

01:24:22.140 They're indoctrinated.

01:24:23.500 And it's not their fault because they have never even heard a different point of view.

01:24:27.420 So it's really up to conservatives and people who are willing to have a free dialogue to talk to these millennials, talk to these new generation.

01:24:36.220 What is it, Gen Z?

01:24:36.840 That's below the millennials.

01:24:38.060 Talk to them and say, hey, you know, I know you've never heard a conservative value before in your life, but they're out there.

01:24:43.120 And so that's, you know, why I work for PragerU and why I think it's doing such great work because, you know, the videos are reaching millions of views and reaching millions of people.

01:24:51.260 And people always message me and they say, you know, I didn't even know that these kind of ideas exist, right?

01:24:56.580 They've just been told the same values.

01:24:58.380 I remember when I was in high school and I was taking AP U.S. History and we read People's History of America, the Howard Zinn one.

01:25:05.580 Oh, my gosh.

01:25:06.000 The Howard Zinn one.

01:25:06.720 And that was just regarded as that's the ultimate truth.

01:25:09.300 And I didn't know any better.

01:25:10.220 You know, I'm a sophomore in high school.

01:25:11.340 I was pretty apolitical back then, so I had no idea that there was a different point of view than that.

01:25:16.880 I thought that this was just the ultimate truth.

01:25:18.760 And then you go into college and it gets even worse for these students.

01:25:22.080 And so they've never heard a different point of view.

01:25:25.120 So the way that we have to reach these students is on social media and, you know, any way that we can that millennials are into.

01:25:31.340 Are they hungry for it if you approach them right?

01:25:34.580 Oh, of course they are.

01:25:35.440 They definitely are.

01:25:36.240 I mean, look at what Jordan Peterson is doing.

01:25:37.760 I mean, he's reaching people like I've never before seen.

01:25:41.820 Yeah.

01:25:42.040 You know, and it's because and he's not talking about.

01:25:45.620 He's not talking about politics.

01:25:46.940 He's not talking about politics.

01:25:48.140 He's talking about, you know, innate human beings and their emotions.

01:25:51.980 Yeah.

01:25:52.140 And it's reaching millions of people and people love his message.

01:25:54.920 He is talking about big principles.

01:25:57.880 Yes.

01:25:58.360 This Internet, this intellectual dark web is the movement I've been waiting for forever, where people can get together who have wildly different opinions, commit to their friendship and say, you know, you're a decent person.

01:26:16.000 I'm a decent person.

01:26:16.900 We just disagree.

01:26:17.640 And but they're having real intellectual discussions that nobody's having.

01:26:24.700 Have you seen Jordan Peterson in concert yet with Dave Rubin?

01:26:27.620 I haven't.

01:26:28.140 But I was just with Dave Rubin a few about a week ago and he was telling me about it.

01:26:31.880 Sounds amazing.

01:26:32.660 It's packed crowds.

01:26:33.820 It's like a rock and roll concert with these people.

01:26:35.760 It's what's crazy about it is I'm a pretty well-read guy and, you know, I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I'm no dummy.

01:26:47.080 And for literally the for opening 15 minutes, I'm I'm I'm like squinting, listening to him going, OK, OK, OK, stay focused.

01:26:57.580 What the hell is he talking about?

01:26:59.200 Stu, do you feel the same way?

01:27:00.940 First 15 minutes.

01:27:01.840 I had no idea who he's talking about for a good chunk of it.

01:27:04.280 You're like you're you're really struggling to understand because he is so smart and he's not talking down to you.

01:27:13.280 He's not going to take shortcuts or talk down to you.

01:27:15.880 And so he just, you know, just assumes you're on the same page you're coming along with.

01:27:21.360 And it was a packed house of young people anywhere, really anywhere from my age down.

01:27:30.780 And they were all, I think, feeling the same way and really trying to learn.

01:27:39.040 This is not a if you're going for populism.

01:27:42.740 That's not the way to do it, you know?

01:27:45.920 Yeah.

01:27:46.160 What I find so crazy is just the amount of hate that he gets, because you can look on the Internet anywhere on any of his videos or anyone up re uploading one of his videos or anything that he writes.

01:27:55.840 And the amount of people I've never seen before in my life who say, Jordan Peterson, you have saved my life or you have done so much good for me with the things that you've said.

01:28:04.200 And he can still get so much hate from the mainstream left and just mainstream media in general.

01:28:09.060 That blows my mind.

01:28:09.980 They don't listen.

01:28:10.840 They don't.

01:28:11.640 They don't listen.

01:28:12.460 Nobody is really listening.

01:28:13.960 They're not listening to the people and they're not listening to what these people are saying.

01:28:19.160 Have you have you followed at all what Brent Weinstein Weinstein and his wife have gone through at Evergreen University?

01:28:27.840 I haven't.

01:28:28.660 Oh, we're going to have him on in hopefully in a couple of weeks.

01:28:32.480 It's incredible.

01:28:34.680 He is a lefty, a hardcore lefty who was a evolutionary biologist.

01:28:41.680 OK, there's not a lot that we're going to agree on.

01:28:45.060 I'm guessing.

01:28:46.040 I agree with everything that he has been saying.

01:28:49.000 And what happened was he wouldn't toe the line.

01:28:53.180 And he said, no, that's scientifically inaccurate.

01:28:56.820 I'm not going to say that it's scientifically inaccurate.

01:29:00.540 He went from the the the most favorite professor on campus to having to teach his class off campus because he was told they couldn't protect him from the students anymore.

01:29:15.820 It's crazy.

01:29:17.000 They'll throw you to the dogs in a second. 1.00

01:29:18.700 I mean, they'll turn on you like nothing else.

01:29:20.400 Yeah. You know, I've had friends from back in the day who, you know, used to be great friends of mine, people who I used to work with, you know, back when I was in high school and college.

01:29:28.160 And just they've seen what I've done now because I wasn't so political before.

01:29:31.700 Yeah.

01:29:31.940 You know, they definitely don't like what I'm doing now.

01:29:34.360 Yeah.

01:29:34.600 You know.

01:29:34.880 We'll stay with big ideas.

01:29:37.720 We'll trying to stay with big ideas.

01:29:39.580 Congratulations on the video.

01:29:41.160 If you haven't seen it, you you need to see it.

01:29:45.500 Prager University slash man on the street.

01:29:50.260 Also, you can go to the you can follow him at Twitter at the will wit W I T T.

01:29:57.760 Yeah.

01:29:58.280 The videos on a prager dot com under bonus content.

01:30:01.180 Great.

01:30:01.480 This one.

01:30:01.920 So thank you so much.

01:30:02.880 Thank you.

01:30:03.320 God bless.

01:30:04.880 All right.

01:30:06.540 We're going to give you an update on what has happened with the president of the I.G. report coming up in just a second.

01:30:13.560 He's also been sued today.

01:30:14.980 The president and his foundation by the New York attorney general is surely no coincidence that he's been sued on the same day.

01:30:22.420 The I.G. report is coming out.

01:30:24.440 Surely there is which one will garner the press.

01:30:29.300 Happy birthday, Mr.

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01:32:00.000 I'm going to take you behind the scenes of the latest hands on history episode, Truth versus Chaos.

01:32:08.740 These are little.

01:32:10.420 It's a series of they're less than five minutes long, and we would really like you to watch them and pass them on.

01:32:17.380 It's the truth of history through objects, hands on history.

01:32:23.580 I show you the objects and tell you, you know, how this affects history.

01:32:29.620 And today it's truth versus chaos and how how chaos is caused by taking the truth and putting it on the edge, just kind of spinning it just a little bit.

01:32:43.120 And and before you know it, you don't know what's true or not.

01:32:46.840 And we take you to Japan and show you the actual leaflets that were were dropped from the Americans saying, hey, we're going to drop bombs in one of these 10 cities.

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01:34:47.520 I'm actually in Kent.

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01:35:06.080 Which president is that?

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01:35:10.220 Really?

01:35:11.300 We have some great Ronald Reagan stuff that will be here this weekend and I can't wait for you to come down.

01:35:16.900 I'm glad you were able to make it this time.

01:35:19.320 Yes.

01:35:20.280 As soon as you announced it, I got the tickets that night as soon as your website was on.

01:35:26.660 Wow, that's great.

01:35:27.820 KC, we look forward to...

01:35:29.160 Go ahead.

01:35:29.620 The connection is Jane Wyman.

01:35:35.580 You are related to Jane?

01:35:38.060 I'm related to Jane and my grandfather's sister was Jane Wyman's grandmother.

01:35:46.000 And that goes back to Alexander Milliner.

01:35:48.340 Wow.

01:35:49.260 KC, thanks so much for sharing.

01:35:50.680 We'll talk to you this weekend.

01:35:52.420 And I hear so many people saying, every year I say, I'm not going to miss this, I'm not going to miss this,

01:35:57.540 and I've got to wait for my finances to be a little bit better.

01:36:00.700 I hope your finances are better.

01:36:02.240 If they're not, we're going to do something online for you so you'll be able to see it from home.

01:36:06.880 But we want you to be able to see it one way or another because it's great.

01:36:11.160 Opens tomorrow.

01:36:11.920 Get your tickets.

01:36:12.740 I think I'm related to KC because my grandmother's mailman's friend, best friend's uncle...

01:36:24.320 No, not the uncle.

01:36:25.640 If I remember the story you're telling, it's your uncle's best man.

01:36:28.820 Well, it's the uncle on the married side, uncle.

01:36:31.280 So it's not by blood, but still there's that connection.

01:36:34.620 It was the best man.

01:36:35.640 Yes.

01:36:35.920 It was the uncle who was on the married side.

01:36:38.920 Right.

01:36:39.160 His best man who was actually walked by Jane Weinman's house.

01:36:44.140 That's amazing.

01:36:45.500 Not her main residence.

01:36:47.720 Not her main residence, but a house that...

01:36:49.540 And not the Jane Weinman.

01:36:50.880 No.

01:36:51.380 But it was a Jane Weinman.

01:36:52.880 Yeah.

01:36:53.340 You spelled it a little bit differently, but still.

01:36:55.860 This was W-I-N-E-M-A-N. 1.00

01:36:59.980 Yes, and it was Jen N.

01:37:01.740 Two N's. 1.00

01:37:03.020 It was Jay Weinman.

01:37:05.080 It was a man.

01:37:06.080 It was a man.

01:37:06.560 But we're not here to judge male or female, because they're exactly the same.

01:37:11.180 Is that uncanny, though?

01:37:12.140 It is uncanny.

01:37:13.300 Wow.

01:37:13.540 Right?

01:37:13.700 Incredible.

01:37:14.340 Okay.

01:37:14.660 Right?

01:37:15.000 So, all right.

01:37:16.220 So, two news stories come out.

01:37:18.240 What a surprise the New York AG comes out with a lawsuit against Donald Trump today.

01:37:25.280 Yeah.

01:37:25.880 Real shocker.

01:37:27.220 Keep it real short, because I want to get into the other report.

01:37:29.340 One of the main accusations in there is that he used...

01:37:31.840 Trump had a dispute with Mar-a-Lago, with his private business.

01:37:37.200 And to settle that, he used $100,000 of charitable money from his foundation to settle it.

01:37:43.580 You know, he can't do that.

01:37:44.640 Right.

01:37:44.860 Whether it's a big deal or not, or whether it's going to blow up in anything huge, I don't

01:37:47.800 know.

01:37:48.340 Are we positive it went down that way?

01:37:50.460 I mean, there's proof of that?

01:37:51.680 On his stationery and in his handwriting.

01:37:55.360 I mean, he definitely wrote down that he was going to do it.

01:37:58.760 Whether that actually...

01:37:59.360 You know, whether...

01:38:00.240 No, there's photos of him making the $100,000 big check presentation.

01:38:04.800 So, he did do it.

01:38:06.560 But, you know, did he know about it?

01:38:08.360 I don't know.

01:38:08.860 I guess is what he fall back to next.

01:38:10.260 I am not going to make excuses for...

01:38:11.800 I'm not going to make excuses for him.

01:38:13.940 But I do want to ask the question.

01:38:16.200 If it's his money, and I just don't understand why it's like this.

01:38:20.780 If it is...

01:38:22.020 If, you know, the Glenn Beck Foundation, and I'm the foundation, and I decide to put money

01:38:33.340 towards...

01:38:34.000 What was the cause?

01:38:34.940 It was the Fisher House.

01:38:36.800 Where did the Glenn Beck Foundation money come from?

01:38:38.680 Did it come from donations, or did it come from you?

01:38:40.760 No, if it came from me, and that's what I want to know.

01:38:42.900 That's different.

01:38:43.320 If this is...

01:38:44.200 If he's receiving donations, then it's wrong.

01:38:47.720 Yeah.

01:38:47.900 If he's not receiving donations, it's just his money.

01:38:52.280 It may still be wrong and illegal, and he shouldn't have done it.

01:38:55.420 But I don't know why that would be illegal.

01:38:57.260 He doesn't get...

01:38:57.800 Well, I mean, there's tax implications there, right?

01:39:00.480 Yeah.

01:39:00.880 But still, more than that, he did...

01:39:03.580 I mean, he definitely received donations.

01:39:05.460 One of the things he would do over the years, he would receive donations from, like, the WWE.

01:39:10.280 When he would do events with the WWE, instead of paying him money, they'd just dump a bunch

01:39:14.440 of money into his charity.

01:39:16.840 Now, again, it's the same thing, right?

01:39:18.420 Why are they dumping a bunch of money into the Donald Trump Foundation?

01:39:21.360 Well, because he's doing work for them, right?

01:39:23.340 Like, so...

01:39:24.440 Right.

01:39:24.960 But...

01:39:25.220 And I don't...

01:39:25.560 I mean, I don't...

01:39:26.180 I mean, it's not like he paid off a lawsuit.

01:39:30.280 I mean, I would much rather...

01:39:31.320 I would much rather have a world where somebody who's like, hey, we're going to sue you.

01:39:36.100 You know what?

01:39:37.280 You love the Fisher House.

01:39:38.400 I love the Fisher House.

01:39:40.220 How about I take some money and I give it to the Fisher House?

01:39:44.840 You're not going to get any money.

01:39:46.780 I'm not going to...

01:39:47.560 I'm not going to get any money.

01:39:49.420 We're going to make this go away by just doing good together on something we agree on.

01:39:54.280 I think that's good.

01:39:55.660 Now, it may be illegal, but I don't know why, because I think that's good.

01:40:01.140 Well, because the donations weren't intended for that purpose.

01:40:05.520 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:40:07.280 The Trump Foundation.

01:40:08.300 But I think...

01:40:09.100 Right.

01:40:09.340 If it's his money, it might be a little different.

01:40:10.920 Yeah, I don't know.

01:40:11.460 I think you're absolutely right if there were donations.

01:40:14.860 But if the donations were the WWE taking what they were going to pay him and put it into his foundation,

01:40:23.000 that's not a donation.

01:40:24.220 That's his donation.

01:40:25.220 So, reverse this, though.

01:40:26.520 Why do it?

01:40:28.360 Why do what?

01:40:28.980 Why give it out of charity?

01:40:30.500 He certainly has enough money to pay for $100,000.

01:40:32.520 Oh, I know.

01:40:32.860 I think there's no difference.

01:40:34.100 Why would he do it?

01:40:34.800 Right.

01:40:35.020 I think this is...

01:40:36.040 When this first came out, I said off the air, this is Martha Stewart.

01:40:41.280 Why would Martha Stewart do that for $60,000? 1.00

01:40:44.360 Why?

01:40:44.860 Why risk it?

01:40:45.820 Silly.

01:40:46.160 And it's the same thing with Donald Trump.

01:40:47.920 Why would you do that?

01:40:49.440 Again, I don't know what the actual damages are here for something like this.

01:40:54.680 And there's other things.

01:40:55.500 They're obviously alleging a lot more serious things than this.

01:40:58.560 But this is the one that...

01:41:00.200 I mean, he blatantly did do this.

01:41:01.820 The question is, is it serious?

01:41:03.520 And remember, the flag, it was a dispute about how big his flag was.

01:41:07.320 So, I don't think his audience is going to be like, oh, gee, he was so patriotic.

01:41:10.980 He had...

01:41:11.260 I mean, it was a dumb thing to have to settle in the first place.

01:41:13.380 There is one other controversy, and then we have to get to the IG report.

01:41:17.840 There's one other controversy that came out today.

01:41:20.080 I mean, you want to talk about the media guns loaded.

01:41:23.260 There is a video, a propaganda, North Korean propaganda video that has come out.

01:41:29.440 Have you seen this, Stu?

01:41:30.300 Or Pat?

01:41:30.720 I haven't yet.

01:41:31.340 No.

01:41:31.440 Okay.

01:41:31.640 So, North Korean propaganda video that all kinds of stuff includes pictures of Donald Trump saluting the North Korean generals.

01:41:42.560 Now, he's returning their salute, but I don't think a president is supposed to return salutes.

01:41:49.040 Not good.

01:41:49.980 It's definitely not protocol.

01:41:51.920 No, that's not good.

01:41:52.700 I mean, if you remember...

01:41:53.700 I mean, where did that happen?

01:41:54.760 In North Korea.

01:41:55.760 In Singapore.

01:41:56.200 In Singapore.

01:41:57.300 So...

01:41:57.660 North Korean generals were with him.

01:41:59.220 Show him the picture.

01:41:59.780 Show him the picture.

01:42:01.020 We're sure it's not photoshopped or messed with in any way.

01:42:04.380 By the way, while you're looking at that picture, will you pull up the picture of my office right now?

01:42:08.260 The Gettysburg address just arrived.

01:42:10.880 Wow.

01:42:11.300 There's the box of the Gettysburg address.

01:42:13.700 It has to remain closed for 24 hours, so it acclimates to my office temperature before we can open it.

01:42:23.420 It's crazy, the security on this thing.

01:42:25.000 How do they even know it's in there?

01:42:26.700 What if someone removes it?

01:42:28.660 Well, you know, I asked.

01:42:30.080 I said, was this left on the airport by somebody?

01:42:32.180 Do we know?

01:42:32.680 Is this brought in by strangers?

01:42:33.920 How do we know?

01:42:34.800 We don't know what's in there.

01:42:35.700 Could be dogs in there.

01:42:36.680 It could be a cool Geraldo's vault.

01:42:39.340 What's really in the Gettysburg address is like Cheetos wrappers.

01:42:43.140 Okay, so look at the picture.

01:42:44.400 That's a disturbing picture.

01:42:45.880 It is.

01:42:46.560 If Obama would have done that, we would have gone crazy.

01:42:48.400 Oh, you go ape crap.

01:42:49.460 And we did, right?

01:42:50.360 He bowed to people all the time in the town.

01:42:51.860 And we should go ape crap on that, too.

01:42:54.740 I will say, I don't think.

01:42:57.460 I mean, it looks like a moment of confusion when you watch the video.

01:43:01.220 I mean, he doesn't know protocol.

01:43:03.380 He's very uncomfortable in the situation.

01:43:05.400 Basically, the North Korean.

01:43:07.640 He doesn't know.

01:43:08.100 No, I'm just saying.

01:43:08.560 I'm not saying this is an excuse.

01:43:10.020 I mean, it's like we're going to slip and slide.

01:43:11.720 We just keep.

01:43:12.600 There's just so much stuff that he doesn't.

01:43:14.140 I know.

01:43:14.300 I don't think he's hip to.

01:43:14.860 I think we said the same thing with Obama, though.

01:43:15.800 But everybody loved that.

01:43:16.480 That's why they wanted him.

01:43:17.500 Because he's not a politician.

01:43:18.640 He doesn't know this kind of stuff.

01:43:19.760 I did not say that about Obama when he was bowing to people.

01:43:23.240 Unless it was the Tampa mayor.

01:43:26.660 When he bowed to the mayor of Tampa, I thought that was a mistake.

01:43:30.100 Yeah, that was odd.

01:43:31.440 Yeah, I thought the other was a sign of submission.

01:43:33.700 But I think, like, you know, he's in a.

01:43:34.780 If you see the video, what happens is he's shaking hands, multiple people in a row from

01:43:40.140 North Korea.

01:43:40.600 He shakes their hands.

01:43:41.640 He comes up to the military.

01:43:42.640 The guy, the military guy reaches his hand out to shake Trump's hand.

01:43:46.040 Trump initially reaches out to shake his hand.

01:43:48.100 But then the the general on the North Korean side kind of rethinks it, I think, in the moment

01:43:54.480 and says, wait a minute, I should be saluting a president.

01:43:56.960 So then he switches and salutes.

01:43:59.700 Trump pulls his hands back hands back and he salutes.

01:44:03.080 And at that just that moment, awkward, just that moment, the North Korean general reaches

01:44:07.300 his hand out to shake his hand.

01:44:08.700 So now it looks like the the still everyone's posting.

01:44:11.920 Yeah, which is wrong, which is wrong.

01:44:13.660 He's saluting while the guy's trying to shake his hand, which is not what happened when you

01:44:17.280 watch the video.

01:44:18.420 However, you know, there's probably a protocol line.

01:44:21.260 And I don't you know, like, I'm not the president of the United States.

01:44:23.040 I don't know it.

01:44:23.500 But there you probably shouldn't be saluting.

01:44:27.560 No.

01:44:27.960 North Korea.

01:44:28.560 A communist, a communist general that probably has spent a lot of his career rounding people

01:44:35.460 up.

01:44:35.660 And that's the thing.

01:44:36.300 I mean, because you could see there's people that you stuff.

01:44:39.680 Every day, there's good and there's bad every day, every day.

01:44:46.580 And you're like, this is so good.

01:44:47.840 And then you're like, oh, that's so bad.

01:44:50.960 Because I mean, look, if it ends the nuclear issue, you're like, well, I guess.

01:44:57.040 Well, it's already ended.

01:44:58.120 Oh, yeah.

01:44:58.320 It's already.

01:44:58.560 Yeah.

01:44:58.700 There's no threat.

01:44:59.360 There's no threat anymore.

01:45:00.380 He removed the threat, which is great.

01:45:01.980 Which is great.

01:45:02.420 But I mean, you know, you recognize some of the people he's shaking hands with from all

01:45:07.340 the propaganda videos and all the videos you've seen over North Korea over this time.

01:45:10.920 These are people whose hands have literally killed people.

01:45:14.060 He's shaking the hands of people who have murdered multiple people and are responsible

01:45:18.440 for millions of deaths.

01:45:20.920 And again, what do you do?

01:45:22.920 Nixon went to China.

01:45:24.220 You know, I mean, what do you do?

01:45:25.980 These things happen.

01:45:26.960 And it's somewhere along the peace process that has to occur.

01:45:29.820 It's a dark part of the job, I guess.

01:45:31.200 It's just really tough to watch.

01:45:33.920 Yeah, it's just tough to watch.

01:45:35.560 I mean, you know, Reagan did it.

01:45:36.740 And Reagan met with, you know, brutal people from the Soviet Union.

01:45:40.160 I mean, it's part of it.

01:45:42.360 It's just, man, it's it turns your stomach a bit.

01:45:44.620 It does.

01:45:45.920 OK, we didn't get to the we didn't get to the IG report because we don't have the

01:45:53.860 It's not actually out yet.

01:45:54.640 We don't have anything but the media response.

01:45:57.520 And I don't want to work off of the I don't want to work off of what the media just said.

01:46:02.120 For instance, we just saw it with that picture of Donald Trump saluting the North Korean.

01:46:07.040 And it looks like, yeah, it looks like he's saluting him while the guy's trying to shake

01:46:10.580 hands.

01:46:11.280 That's not what happened.

01:46:12.620 I'm not going to go off of speculation until we have the actual report.

01:46:16.240 Right.

01:46:16.420 We have we have only the media reports.

01:46:18.120 The way it's supposed to come down today is that they're going to preview it to Congress

01:46:22.760 first.

01:46:23.700 So I don't know if the leak came from Congress to Bloomberg and other sources.

01:46:27.940 Probably whoever had a preview of it has leaked it, but it hasn't come out officially for

01:46:32.280 the public consumption yet.

01:46:34.040 But it is interesting.

01:46:35.500 This is what they must.

01:46:36.840 I mean, the media is prepared for something horrible.

01:46:39.700 It is interesting that they're focusing today on still on the North Korea, now the salute

01:46:44.640 and and even more importantly, that the New York AG selected today.

01:46:50.200 I'm sure it's just a coincidence selected today to be able to give the media something else

01:46:57.380 to talk about except that IG report.

01:47:00.000 All right, Pat, we'll talk to you in a little while.

01:47:02.080 Thank you so much.

01:47:02.760 Pat's going to be on with the Pat Gray Radio Roundup.

01:47:06.340 That's not the name of the show.

01:47:07.300 It's Pat Gray Unleashed appears on the Blaze Radio and TV networks that you seem to have

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01:47:13.940 If you've never seen his show, I haven't either, but I understand it has there's puppets involved

01:47:19.320 and it's a it's great for the kids.

01:47:22.600 Most of what you said is completely untrue, except for the puppets.

01:47:25.240 He will have puppets.

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01:48:50.800 I'm going to be continuing the broadcast here on Facebook Live in just a few minutes.

01:48:56.080 Right after this broadcast.

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01:49:00.440 I want you to, we just released today a new Hands on History, which is really great.

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01:49:15.900 Is history willing?

01:49:17.500 No.

01:49:18.660 No.

01:49:18.980 Hashtag me too.

01:49:19.800 Because I was going to say, I know Bill Clinton has said we've had some major developments

01:49:23.840 in what you can do to somebody against their will.

01:49:25.840 Yeah.

01:49:26.100 You're putting your hands on history and it's okay with that?

01:49:28.580 A lot of history is, no, a lot of history is not happy about it, but okay, there's a

01:49:32.740 couple of things.

01:49:33.220 First of all, this report comes out about Donald Trump at 2 p.m.

01:49:37.780 That's Eastern time?

01:49:38.720 Yes.

01:49:39.020 So 2 p.m.

01:49:39.680 Eastern.

01:49:40.160 So we are going to be studying up.

01:49:41.640 I don't want to react to this on media reports.

01:49:44.880 We want to read it ourself.

01:49:46.760 But there is, there has been a development.

01:49:50.180 The Republicans are apparently asking for the drafts now of the document, which means we

01:49:57.420 think that the Republicans are looking for, well, they dismissed this, this, and this.

01:50:03.760 So it may not be as knockout as promised, but we don't know.

01:50:08.620 Initial reaction seems to be, it's not as overwhelming as was expected.

01:50:14.380 And maybe that there was some editing done to it.

01:50:17.280 I would say the defenders are pulling that out.

01:50:19.840 I don't know the evidence.

01:50:20.620 We haven't done any kind of, the Justice Department has never done any editing at all, especially

01:50:24.740 when the Clintons are involved.

01:50:26.040 We know that that's possible, right?

01:50:27.460 So I want to see the evidence of it, of course.

01:50:29.740 And, you know, anything, any time we can have more information, it's better.

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