Glenn Beck is joined by Brad Meltzer to pay his respects to the late Stan Lee, and to talk about a new technology that identifies where you are from by the words you say. Also, a new company is trying to take your title and claim to own your house, and then you're out of business.
00:01:40.860I mean, just by answering a few questions, they can pretty much specifically target where you're from, where you grew up, just by the words that you use for common phrases.
00:01:48.760They targeted Stu, but they missed me.
00:01:51.380But it's interesting what they did say.
00:01:53.160Also, Monica Lewinsky is talking about the blue spinach dress.
00:28:45.360He said, I was in Israel a few years ago, and he said, I saw people wearing these T-shirts everywhere, said Glenn Beck, and restoring courage.
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00:31:38.560Christian mother, Asia Bibi, continues to remain in Pakistan despite open threats against her life from Islamic radicals who are desperate to, quote, finish the job and execute the harmless mother of two.
00:31:55.640Despite the fact that she was acquitted by the Supreme Court on bogus charges of blasphemy.
00:32:01.740This is the opening paragraph from Will Maul.
00:32:05.880Asia Bibi's life still in grave danger as she desperately seeks asylum in the West.
00:32:32.620So Asia Bibi, she's a 53-year-old Pakistani Christian woman who, about 10 years ago, actually in 2009, was convicted on charges of blasphemy.
00:32:44.920And that was basically as a result of her getting into an argument with a group of women while she was working on her farm.
00:32:51.480The women accused her of drinking from the same tap as them and said, because you're a Christian, you know, we think you're unclean and actually this is offensive.
00:33:00.200And she then allegedly responded, well, Jesus Christ died for my sins.
00:33:05.180And what did the prophet Muhammad do for you?
00:33:07.920That has since now been proved to actually be wrong.
00:33:11.500But at the time, that was what they claimed.
00:33:14.000And a big, you know, she got mobbed at her house, arrested, and was tried and then convicted in 2010 of blasphemy.
00:33:21.360Can I tell you, let me just make a comment here.
00:33:25.060If your God can't handle some earthling saying, well, Jesus Christ died for my sins, what has your God done for you?
00:33:33.120If he can't handle that, your God ain't powerful enough.
00:33:36.100If he needs you to kill others for saying things like that, it's just outrageous that in this time, when we are rehashing the past, that we have an actual, hey, whites only, Muslims only water fountain dispute and blasphemy.
00:33:56.160And nobody on the left seems to even care.
00:34:01.600And then, of course, 10 years later, she's in prison.
00:34:04.160And 10 years later, this case finally goes to the Supreme Court in Pakistan.
00:34:08.320And everyone's going to hold in their breath because we think there's just no way they're going to rule in her favor.
00:34:12.940And then they made this landmark ruling just last month on the 31st saying that, you know, the two, the sisters who are accused, I had no regard for truth.
00:34:22.540And that they basically, they threw it out completely and declared her innocent.
00:34:25.880And they said, actually, it was crazy.
00:34:28.440They said something, they said it was not, it was nothing short of concoction incarnate.
00:34:32.500It was all completely made up and they were going to free her.
00:34:37.280And, of course, then that sparked huge, massive uproar in Pakistan amongst the radicals who are now still campaigning for her to be executed.
00:34:47.460And it's not a small group of radicals.
00:34:50.020This is a major, at least the videos seem to be major movements in the streets.
00:35:26.780And then, of course, a few days later, entered into talks with a lot of the clerics and the political parties and agreed some things which were pretty disturbing.
00:35:35.580So now she wants to come to the United Kingdom.
00:35:39.600And over the weekend, the United Kingdom, in the biggest act of cowardice I have ever seen from Great Britain.
00:35:48.760And something that is gravely disturbing, in a nutshell, tell me if I, you know, I don't speak the Queen's English, but I do.
00:36:00.720I'm an alcoholic, so I do speak bullcrap.
00:36:03.560And if I may, if I may translate the Queen's English out of bullcrap into regular people speak, what they said was, we're afraid of our of our Islamicist communities.
00:36:18.840We're afraid they're going to rise up and we don't feel comfortable taking you in.
00:36:24.640So go find some other place to ask for help.
00:36:27.640Yeah, yeah, there was the head of the British Pakistani Christian Association.
00:36:34.860That was exactly what he and he's he's been campaigning for about, you know, 10 to the entire time that she's been in prison.
00:36:42.580And that was his understanding through getting in touch with MPs and actually putting the case to them and saying, why are we not immediately offering asylum?
00:36:50.780Was that the government is just worried about what they call security concerns.
00:36:55.060No one really knows quite what that means.
00:36:56.360But like you said, that there might be attacks on embassies and all sorts of things, very vague.
00:37:01.380And actually, I mean, I've actually just just heard from a couple of members in parliament on this.
00:37:07.240And there are guys who are vouching for asylum.
00:37:11.360I mean, I've just heard from MP Desmond Swain, who's just told me he's just written to the prime minister with his colleagues asking for to be given asylum here.
00:37:22.420So it's just a case of actually trying to grasp why the UK is holding back.
00:37:27.240And really, there is in my mind, there's no reason why we should be at all.
00:37:31.540Except unless you think that the United the United Kingdom, you know, is is is not under the influence now of Islamicists.
00:37:43.300I mean, to me, this screams cowardice and it screams we're on our last leg here.
00:37:49.900If you are afraid of a group of people and what they're going to do to the streets of Great Britain or what might happen to your embassies, you are not a world power.
00:38:06.080Yeah. And I mean, we're seeing particularly today, we're seeing more and more people come out and actually advocate.
00:38:13.580I mean, Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary today, said that there's absolutely no reason why we should.
00:38:19.420You know, we've got we've got a moral responsibility and absolute responsibility that the British government does to to offer asylum.
00:38:26.440And really, I don't really see why I can't see personally why there's any reason why we shouldn't be the home office doesn't doesn't comment on particular like on individual cases, which is frustrating.
00:38:40.280And then there's various news outlets in the UK are reporting that the government has said things like we welcome the assurance of the Pakistan government.
00:38:48.620There's, you know, is keeping us safe and things, because, of course, Asia Bibi is being held in Islamabad under guard in an undisclosed location.
00:38:57.680So they're sort of saying, well, we we trust the Pakistani authorities to keep us safe until something can be organized.
00:39:03.580But the problem with that is that at the moment, there's the Pakistani government is saying, well, we won't stop any appeals that are lodged that could that could that could appeal her sentencing and even overturn it.
00:39:15.560So that was one of the criteria of the deal that they did with the Islamists.
00:39:19.800So it's it's difficult. And I think it's there's just nothing really else other than MPs writing to the prime minister, which Desmond Swains just told me he's he's done.
00:39:33.920And actually, I've just heard from a European member of parliament as well, who has told me that it's immoral that Britain will allow thousands of illegal economic migrants to come into a country pretending to be refugees in need of asylum.
00:39:48.720And then bar Asia Bibi, a young woman in danger of the most terrible mob death, because she's a believing Christian.
00:39:55.600If Asia cannot claim asylum in Britain, then Britain must ask itself what sort of country we have become.
00:40:00.780This is it's it's and you know what? He's absolutely right.
00:40:05.800And this this will be remembered in history.
00:40:10.140This is a very big moment for the United Kingdom.
00:40:14.600And it it signals, I think, to those of us who stand in America that, you know, our ally is weaker than we ever thought.
00:40:26.460I mean, you know, this is this is this is, you know, pre World War Two kind of stuff that that is happening here.
00:40:34.000And if you're afraid of your own population, boy, that's that's real trouble.
00:40:39.000Can you tell me also what's happening with the Scotland Yard just started an investigation in the Labour Party because of anti-Semitism, because it's getting so bad there now as well?
00:40:51.340Can you tell me anything about the Labour Party and what's happening on that?
00:40:54.060Yeah, there is. It's a deepening investigation.
00:40:57.840It was it was, I think, sparked by Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leaders, attendance at a group.
00:41:04.560And I can't remember the name off the top of my head, but it was a group which is heavily associated with an anti-Semitic message.
00:41:10.520And he went sort of to go and greet them and spent spent a few hours with them.
00:41:14.580And so I think from that point forward, then it wasn't it wasn't immediately condemned.
00:41:18.260And the Labour Party didn't immediately distance itself from well, obviously, they can't really distance themselves from the party leader.
00:41:24.540But Jeremy Corbyn, in particular, didn't distance himself from the meeting and and condemn it entirely.
00:41:29.900So I think from that point forward, the Scotland Yard have looked to to widen their investigation into that.
00:41:38.400But of course, that's still ongoing and they remain quite quiet on what they found thus far.
00:41:44.740It is amazing to to see what's what's happening there, especially with, you know, the the people who are in Brexit.
00:41:53.860They're being called all kinds of names and then Labour Party's not for breakfast, Brexit, Brexit, are they?