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00:02:51.660 Let me go to Paul in Pennsylvania.

00:02:53.220 Hello, Paul.

00:02:55.120 Hello, Glenn.

00:02:56.160 I never would have called this show

00:02:57.540 if I didn't have a dream about speaking to you

00:02:59.920 last night on the phone.

00:03:00.680 So I thought that was a prompting.

00:03:02.040 And of course, Stu will tell you that

00:03:03.180 you're dreaming about Glenn,

00:03:04.340 things aren't going well.

00:03:05.240 Wow, I mean, you've got to raise your standards there.

00:03:09.140 My wife doesn't even dream about me. 1.00

00:03:13.120 Well, now here's the call.

00:03:14.180 I was like, well, I better jump on this.

00:03:15.780 So what we talked about in the phone call

00:03:17.580 was George Washington.

00:03:19.460 I'm actually writing my PhD dissertation

00:03:22.640 on George Washington.

00:03:24.580 And I never had a mixture of excitement

00:03:27.540 and heartbreak when I heard about George AI

00:03:29.220 because I was so thrilled about it.

00:03:30.360 But then I was heartbroken

00:03:31.140 that I wasn't involved in it.

00:03:32.540 And so I'm just calling about that

00:03:36.140 because, I don't know,

00:03:37.460 when you're dreaming about Glenn Beck

00:03:38.500 and the phone call,

00:03:40.260 you know, I first jumped on it.

00:03:42.540 Well, okay, so Paul,

00:03:43.940 you're getting your PhD in history.

00:03:48.300 Correct.

00:03:48.340 And specifically with George Washington

00:03:50.240 or just that's your final paper?

00:03:53.100 My focus is early American history.

00:03:56.460 My dissertation is on George Washington.

00:03:58.980 That is fabulous.

00:03:59.940 And what did you come away thinking

00:04:02.640 about George Washington,

00:04:03.760 learning about George Washington?

00:04:06.920 Well, I grew up in Pittsburgh.

00:04:08.780 So Washington is all over the Pittsburgh area

00:04:11.760 because of the French and Indian War.

00:04:14.160 Yeah, yeah.

00:04:14.520 And you kind of wonder how much of it is legend

00:04:16.120 and how much of it is true.

00:04:17.620 And then the more you look into it,

00:04:18.860 you realize these things weren't written about him

00:04:21.300 after or during the revolution

00:04:23.700 to, you know, pump him up.

00:04:25.840 These things have been written minutes

00:04:28.660 or weeks after it happened.

00:04:30.340 Where pastors, like Samuel Davies

00:04:32.420 is writing after the Battle of Mongehala,

00:04:35.020 this man might be being saved

00:04:36.420 for our future purpose.

00:04:38.540 And that's stuff that's happening

00:04:39.800 20 years before the revolution.

00:04:42.520 The more you know,

00:04:43.820 the more awe-inspired it is.

00:04:46.040 It is.

00:04:47.040 Isn't it amazing?

00:04:48.260 You look at George Washington

00:04:52.240 and I can't believe we lie about his teeth.

00:04:56.760 We lie about the cherry tree

00:04:59.240 when he is the most honest,

00:05:03.480 forthright, and heroic guy,

00:05:08.300 I think, in all of American history.

00:05:10.680 I mean, he is one of a kind.

00:05:12.740 And we lie about him

00:05:13.880 and we don't talk about all the things

00:05:15.440 that happened that are absolutely real

00:05:17.440 and just confounding, miraculously.

00:05:22.580 Miraculous is a correct term.

00:05:23.940 It's shocking.

00:05:24.920 When you think of all of the incidents

00:05:26.720 where his life,

00:05:28.240 I mean, you had Celine Zito

00:05:29.480 in a couple months ago

00:05:30.720 and she was talking about

00:05:31.520 the incident in Butler

00:05:32.920 where he was shot at

00:05:34.300 when he was 21 years old.

00:05:35.860 A bullet flies in between him

00:05:38.540 and a guide inches away.

00:05:40.500 I mean, it's not just American history

00:05:43.540 that's altered if he dies before the war.

00:05:45.720 Everything.

00:05:45.980 World history is altered.

00:05:47.440 I know.

00:05:50.020 So, what is the worst thing

00:05:51.260 you could find about George Washington?

00:05:52.980 I could only find that his mother

00:05:54.600 said that he ate a lot of ice cream

00:05:56.040 and it was too extravagant.

00:05:58.060 His mother's not a good judge of character. 0.90

00:05:59.920 I mean, she's not the best guy.

00:06:00.920 Not at all.

00:06:02.460 No.

00:06:02.880 She kind of went through life.

00:06:03.660 You know, the more you learn about her,

00:06:05.460 the more I think George Washington's mom,

00:06:07.480 oh, yes, oh, probably sounded a little like that.

00:06:12.000 You know what I mean?

00:06:12.960 She's just...

00:06:14.000 Through the century.

00:06:15.060 She's not a likable person. 0.60

00:06:17.920 Yeah.

00:06:18.320 It's probably why he went on an adventure so early

00:06:20.740 just to get out of the house.

00:06:22.320 She kind of chased him out.

00:06:24.040 Yes.

00:06:24.540 Yes.

00:06:24.880 What's the worst thing you learned about him?

00:06:28.980 I don't know.

00:06:29.940 It's hard to...

00:06:30.900 When you...

00:06:31.820 It's hard to find the dark

00:06:33.040 when the light is so bright with him.

00:06:35.680 I mean...

00:06:35.960 I know.

00:06:36.540 The...

00:06:37.540 Are you aware that

00:06:38.580 one of the reasons that he

00:06:40.040 ended slavery,

00:06:42.600 I mean, ended his own personal slavery,

00:06:43.700 was a dream that he had?

00:06:46.040 That he was being...

00:06:46.880 Not aware of that.

00:06:47.760 ...wifed his dream,

00:06:48.480 and he told her,

00:06:50.780 I'm rewriting the will.

00:06:52.120 And that's when he's on his deathbed,

00:06:53.500 he brings out the two wills,

00:06:55.260 and he brings out the new will

00:06:56.520 that he wrote

00:06:57.580 that frees the slaves

00:06:59.360 after he had this dream.

00:07:03.560 Where did you get...

00:07:04.400 What source is that?

00:07:06.580 That is in a book called Imperfect God.

00:07:10.860 I have to tell you,

00:07:12.240 have you seen original sources on it?

00:07:14.140 I mean,

00:07:14.560 is it quoting where it's coming from?

00:07:18.480 Yeah, it does quote.

00:07:20.000 It does quote where it's at.

00:07:20.980 I mean, I have the book on my desk here,

00:07:22.440 but I don't know where it's from.

00:07:24.700 So, Paul,

00:07:25.620 you know,

00:07:25.980 I would really love

00:07:26.860 to get your information,

00:07:28.460 put him on hold

00:07:29.560 and get his information,

00:07:30.580 and he should go over to...

00:07:34.040 I mean, he had a dream.

00:07:35.460 I mean, we should at least pursue this

00:07:37.060 to see if there's anything there.

00:07:38.200 Seeing that we're building George AI,

00:07:39.800 and that's what you're all about.

00:07:42.960 You know, it is...

00:07:45.800 If you can get through

00:07:47.800 college

00:07:49.120 and you want to learn history,

00:07:51.640 I don't know how...

00:07:54.600 You know,

00:07:55.260 I don't know how Paul did it

00:07:57.080 and made it

00:07:58.100 with his brain,

00:08:02.420 not just Jell-O,

00:08:03.800 you know?

00:08:04.900 Because when you go...

00:08:05.880 This is the difference between...

00:08:08.020 Look, George AI is not going to be...

00:08:09.800 It's not going to be complete

00:08:11.380 for a long time.

00:08:12.940 It has...

00:08:13.980 There's just too much

00:08:15.160 in there.

00:08:16.680 But it is going to be

00:08:18.760 a doorway

00:08:20.300 into learning about

00:08:21.900 the founders

00:08:22.920 in their own words

00:08:24.420 with the founding documents.

00:08:26.180 You know?

00:08:26.560 When you go to a university

00:08:27.860 or you learn from

00:08:29.020 history in class,

00:08:31.240 you're...

00:08:31.820 You're...

00:08:32.440 You're...

00:08:33.040 You're trained to quote

00:08:35.120 the interpreters

00:08:36.280 of history,

00:08:37.360 not understand

00:08:39.020 the originators.

00:08:40.140 Instead of...

00:08:41.100 Instead of reading Madison,

00:08:43.560 you're standing there

00:08:44.400 and you're sitting there

00:08:45.160 and you're listening

00:08:45.740 to a teacher

00:08:46.340 or a professor

00:08:46.980 trying to explain

00:08:48.380 what Madison really meant.

00:08:50.160 Well,

00:08:51.120 why don't I just

00:08:51.840 go to Madison?

00:08:52.820 Why...

00:08:53.040 I don't want

00:08:54.580 the modern context.

00:08:56.360 I want it

00:08:56.960 in his writings.

00:08:58.540 Can you imagine

00:08:59.140 a hundred years from now,

00:09:00.720 Trump's...

00:09:01.580 Trump

00:09:02.460 in the history books.

00:09:05.140 How do you think

00:09:06.180 that guy's going to be remembered

00:09:07.460 with historians?

00:09:08.820 How are they going to get...

00:09:11.600 We can't even...

00:09:12.600 Half the country

00:09:13.320 doesn't even know

00:09:14.120 who he is.

00:09:15.260 Half the country.

00:09:16.640 And they're watching him

00:09:17.740 in real time.

00:09:19.500 What's the difference?

00:09:21.360 They're not actually

00:09:22.640 watching or listening.

00:09:23.940 They're listening

00:09:24.540 to the interpreters.

00:09:26.880 If you actually

00:09:28.280 listen to him,

00:09:29.480 if you actually

00:09:30.800 watch him,

00:09:32.960 you learn

00:09:34.100 that's a completely

00:09:35.640 different guy.

00:09:37.440 There's a show

00:09:38.140 going on

00:09:38.920 and there's things

00:09:40.880 that he does

00:09:41.380 that I don't

00:09:41.820 necessarily like,

00:09:42.900 but that's not

00:09:44.160 who he is.

00:09:45.140 That's not

00:09:45.820 what he's doing.

00:09:47.160 That's why

00:09:48.200 first sources

00:09:49.700 are so important.

00:09:52.040 You know,

00:09:52.240 you're not...

00:09:52.920 You're not...

00:09:53.920 You're not learning

00:09:54.860 the interpretation.

00:09:58.740 When you read

00:09:59.920 about

00:10:00.420 Washington

00:10:01.720 and the

00:10:02.560 farewell address

00:10:03.300 and Lincoln's

00:10:04.040 second inaugural,

00:10:04.780 you see men

00:10:06.600 who believed

00:10:07.540 that truth

00:10:08.720 existed

00:10:10.380 outside

00:10:11.120 of them.

00:10:12.680 Moral

00:10:13.400 and divine

00:10:14.200 and it was

00:10:14.880 outside of them.

00:10:17.920 Universities

00:10:18.680 are also teaching

00:10:19.960 that,

00:10:20.960 you know,

00:10:21.760 I don't know.

00:10:25.460 Truth is in you.

00:10:27.300 It's your truth.

00:10:28.680 No,

00:10:29.080 no.

00:10:30.360 Real truth

00:10:31.220 is outside

00:10:32.260 of me.

00:10:35.460 I don't know

00:10:36.200 how Paul made

00:10:36.840 it through

00:10:37.160 without

00:10:37.540 hating

00:10:38.860 America.

00:10:41.180 You know?

00:10:42.560 Because usually

00:10:43.340 you're taught

00:10:43.800 that the

00:10:44.220 founders were

00:10:45.340 hypocrites

00:10:45.960 and

00:10:46.280 you're not

00:10:48.940 reading the

00:10:49.400 original sources.

00:10:50.000 when you

00:10:50.360 read

00:10:50.760 the

00:10:50.960 Federalist

00:10:51.400 Papers,

00:10:51.780 when you

00:10:52.100 actually

00:10:52.720 read

00:10:53.280 the

00:10:53.500 words

00:10:53.900 of

00:10:54.160 Frederick

00:10:54.540 Douglas,

00:10:55.100 not the

00:10:55.680 interpretation

00:10:56.420 of

00:10:56.800 Frederick Doug,

00:10:57.260 but you

00:10:57.880 read the

00:10:58.500 words of

00:10:59.060 Frederick

00:10:59.640 Douglas,

00:11:01.180 you see

00:11:01.920 a guy

00:11:02.320 who's

00:11:02.620 really

00:11:03.120 struggling

00:11:03.940 trying to

00:11:05.020 figure it

00:11:05.500 out.

00:11:05.900 Not a

00:11:06.460 perfect guy.

00:11:07.440 Same

00:11:07.600 with

00:11:07.780 Lincoln,

00:11:08.380 not

00:11:08.720 perfect.

00:11:09.500 Same

00:11:09.780 with the

00:11:10.020 founders,

00:11:10.600 not

00:11:11.000 perfect.

00:11:11.660 They're

00:11:11.940 really

00:11:12.420 struggling.

00:11:13.160 And that's

00:11:20.120 not even

00:11:20.440 understood,

00:11:20.920 I don't

00:11:21.140 think,

00:11:21.360 in today's

00:11:21.820 world.

00:11:22.600 The struggle

00:11:23.420 for truth,

00:11:24.260 the struggle

00:11:24.800 for thinking,

00:11:25.620 you're not

00:11:25.900 taught to

00:11:26.620 critically

00:11:27.000 think

00:11:27.500 anymore.

00:11:28.980 You know,

00:11:29.280 you're conform,

00:11:30.660 conform,

00:11:31.140 conform.

00:11:31.860 Write this

00:11:32.180 down,

00:11:32.540 kids,

00:11:32.740 it'll be

00:11:32.960 on the

00:11:33.240 test.

00:11:35.420 Parrotting

00:11:35.940 is what

00:11:36.680 they want.

00:11:39.440 You

00:11:39.920 decide to

00:11:41.780 go your

00:11:42.120 own way,

00:11:42.500 you decide

00:11:42.900 to

00:11:43.080 dissent,

00:11:43.580 and go,

00:11:43.920 no,

00:11:44.120 I don't

00:11:44.340 think that's

00:11:44.760 what it

00:11:45.020 meant.

00:11:45.700 Good luck

00:11:46.240 in that

00:11:46.640 grade.

00:11:56.960 And I

00:11:57.400 think also

00:11:57.900 universities,

00:11:59.660 when you're

00:12:02.320 learning history,

00:12:04.320 I mean,

00:12:04.600 look,

00:12:04.760 if you want

00:12:05.060 to be a

00:12:05.400 teacher,

00:12:05.700 you got to

00:12:05.980 go to

00:12:06.200 university,

00:12:06.840 you got to

00:12:07.120 get the

00:12:07.480 ticket.

00:12:11.200 But boy,

00:12:11.760 I don't

00:12:11.940 know how

00:12:12.200 you do

00:12:12.520 it.

00:12:13.120 I don't

00:12:13.420 know how

00:12:13.660 you do

00:12:13.960 it.

00:12:14.980 Because one

00:12:15.580 of the

00:12:15.760 things that

00:12:16.120 happens is

00:12:16.880 they strip

00:12:17.980 you of

00:12:18.420 awe.

00:12:20.300 They strip

00:12:21.020 you of

00:12:21.380 the awe.

00:12:22.000 He still

00:12:22.460 had the

00:12:22.900 awe of

00:12:23.520 George

00:12:23.820 Washington.

00:12:24.760 He still

00:12:25.760 was holding

00:12:26.420 on to,

00:12:26.960 no,

00:12:27.260 you don't

00:12:27.580 have any

00:12:27.980 idea.

00:12:28.660 He's on

00:12:29.380 the battlefield

00:12:30.060 of Butler,

00:12:31.340 Pennsylvania,

00:12:31.820 and bullets

00:12:33.060 are whizzing

00:12:33.620 by him.

00:12:34.060 He walks

00:12:34.480 off the

00:12:35.400 battlefield,

00:12:35.720 and he's

00:12:36.180 got holes

00:12:36.800 in his

00:12:37.260 coat,

00:12:37.660 but he's

00:12:38.080 fine.

00:12:39.300 There's

00:12:39.560 an awe

00:12:40.140 to that.

00:12:40.760 How did

00:12:41.380 that happen?

00:12:42.280 How can

00:12:42.700 this guy

00:12:43.120 ride?

00:12:44.040 He's

00:12:44.380 like 6'4".

00:12:46.400 The average

00:12:47.100 man is

00:12:47.580 5'6".

00:12:48.420 He's

00:12:48.920 6'4".

00:12:50.300 So he's

00:12:51.500 a giant

00:12:52.120 of a

00:12:52.600 man,

00:12:52.980 and he's

00:12:53.560 riding

00:12:53.880 these big

00:12:54.560 white

00:12:54.940 stallions,

00:12:55.760 and he's

00:12:56.140 going right

00:12:56.900 up to

00:12:57.240 the front,

00:12:57.900 and he's

00:12:58.580 never

00:12:58.980 wounded.

00:13:00.040 He's

00:13:00.340 never

00:13:00.600 hit.

00:13:01.420 People

00:13:01.740 say over

00:13:02.360 and over

00:13:02.620 again,

00:13:02.960 I had

00:13:03.500 him in

00:13:03.920 my sights.

00:13:05.620 I had

00:13:06.140 him dead

00:13:06.620 to rights.

00:13:07.200 I pull

00:13:07.420 the trigger.

00:13:08.740 He

00:13:08.920 doesn't

00:13:09.160 fall.

00:13:09.580 It

00:13:09.680 misses

00:13:09.920 him.

00:13:11.480 I mean,

00:13:11.740 there's

00:13:11.920 some awe

00:13:12.440 to that,

00:13:13.500 and it's

00:13:14.480 for you

00:13:14.740 to figure

00:13:15.100 out.

00:13:17.280 These are

00:13:17.820 the kinds

00:13:18.160 of things I

00:13:18.600 hope we are

00:13:19.140 going to be

00:13:19.640 teaching

00:13:20.720 through

00:13:22.140 my AI

00:13:24.420 project.

00:13:26.480 The

00:13:27.040 torch

00:13:27.460 debuts

00:13:28.140 in

00:13:28.600 January,

00:13:29.640 and I

00:13:30.500 have

00:13:31.000 used it.

00:13:32.140 It's

00:13:32.420 still in

00:13:32.840 beta

00:13:33.080 testing.

00:13:34.560 I mean,

00:13:35.860 we have

00:13:36.360 I'm a

00:13:37.880 little nervous,

00:13:38.700 a little

00:13:39.040 nervous,

00:13:39.400 because we're

00:13:39.940 building something

00:13:40.740 that nobody

00:13:41.340 has built

00:13:41.840 before,

00:13:43.200 and I

00:13:44.400 just want

00:13:44.840 it to be

00:13:45.240 just right

00:13:45.940 for you.

00:13:46.720 I want

00:13:46.980 you to be

00:13:47.340 able to,

00:13:48.100 you know,

00:13:48.260 one of the

00:13:48.580 first things

00:13:49.040 I'll give

00:13:49.600 you an 0.64

00:13:49.840 address

00:13:50.100 sometime,

00:13:50.840 maybe

00:13:51.200 today,

00:13:52.160 probably

00:13:52.960 tomorrow.

00:13:53.760 I'll give

00:13:54.200 you an 0.64

00:13:54.400 address where

00:13:54.920 you can

00:13:55.300 write your

00:13:56.000 questions.

00:13:56.900 You would

00:13:57.120 say,

00:13:57.460 Glenn,

00:13:58.140 this is

00:13:58.400 what I

00:13:58.620 want to

00:13:58.860 learn from

00:13:59.660 the torch.

00:14:00.940 These are

00:14:01.580 the questions

00:14:02.040 I would

00:14:02.380 have for

00:14:02.980 the founders.

00:14:04.960 I really

00:14:06.140 want to

00:14:06.440 understand

00:14:07.000 civics,

00:14:07.640 or I need

00:14:08.620 to learn

00:14:09.180 the Bill

00:14:09.700 of Rights,

00:14:10.260 and how

00:14:11.620 did that

00:14:12.200 happen?

00:14:12.580 Whatever

00:14:12.820 it is you

00:14:13.420 want to

00:14:13.820 learn about,

00:14:15.140 especially

00:14:15.780 founding,

00:14:16.900 the founding

00:14:17.560 of the

00:14:18.080 country.

00:14:19.080 And then

00:14:19.520 anything you

00:14:20.000 want to

00:14:20.220 learn about

00:14:20.680 in the

00:14:21.360 news,

00:14:22.220 I'm going

00:14:22.560 to give

00:14:22.740 you an 0.64

00:14:22.940 address

00:14:23.280 tomorrow,

00:14:23.780 and I

00:14:24.240 want you

00:14:24.800 to write

00:14:25.840 to me

00:14:26.200 and tell

00:14:26.680 me so we

00:14:27.640 can make

00:14:28.000 sure that

00:14:28.480 we have

00:14:28.860 these things

00:14:29.500 really ready

00:14:30.220 for you

00:14:30.700 in January,

00:14:31.780 because I

00:14:33.280 think the

00:14:35.100 pressure is

00:14:36.020 on to

00:14:36.620 get moving

00:14:37.100 here.

00:14:38.520 Get moving.

00:14:39.780 Lots to

00:14:40.480 do.

00:14:41.080 Little time.

00:14:43.580 Let me

00:14:44.160 tell you

00:14:44.380 about Good

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00:14:46.860 soundtrack.

00:14:47.560 Ours used

00:14:47.860 to be

00:14:48.080 really simple.

00:14:49.140 You know,

00:14:49.360 the clink of

00:14:49.780 branding irons,

00:14:50.640 the hum of

00:14:51.040 truck engines,

00:14:51.920 the rhythm

00:14:52.380 of work,

00:14:53.020 boots in

00:14:53.420 the dirt,

00:14:54.080 sound of

00:14:54.580 America making 0.94

00:14:55.300 its own

00:14:55.660 food,

00:14:56.120 honest,

00:14:56.580 local,

00:14:56.980 strong.

00:14:57.880 But somewhere

00:14:58.360 along the way,

00:14:59.100 that music got

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00:15:05.280 only knows

00:15:05.700 where.

00:15:06.360 And the

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00:15:54.980 This is the

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00:16:00.840 Taking your

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00:16:01.940 Let's go to

00:16:02.340 Anthony in

00:16:03.000 Georgia.

00:16:03.480 Hello,

00:16:03.820 Anthony.

00:16:04.220 Welcome.

00:16:06.140 Hey, Glenn.

00:16:07.280 First off,

00:16:07.960 I just wanted to

00:16:08.420 say I'm a

00:16:09.620 Democrat,

00:16:09.920 and I've been

00:16:10.560 listening for

00:16:11.020 almost 10

00:16:11.580 years,

00:16:11.980 if you can

00:16:12.240 believe that.

00:16:13.680 Wow.

00:16:14.340 Good for you.

00:16:15.060 Yeah.

00:16:15.700 You're not allowed

00:16:16.140 to listen.

00:16:16.540 How many days

00:16:17.240 do you,

00:16:17.780 how many days

00:16:18.980 are you,

00:16:19.500 I mean,

00:16:19.880 you're into

00:16:20.660 S&M,

00:16:22.220 I don't know.

00:16:22.780 I mean,

00:16:22.980 how many days

00:16:23.540 do you just

00:16:23.960 shake your head

00:16:24.580 and go,

00:16:25.060 my God,

00:16:25.780 I can't,

00:16:26.080 what am I

00:16:26.400 doing this

00:16:26.780 for?

00:16:27.940 It's every

00:16:28.560 day,

00:16:28.940 Glenn.

00:16:29.840 It's every

00:16:30.380 day.

00:16:30.700 Okay.

00:16:31.280 Do we agree

00:16:32.620 on anything?

00:16:35.440 We agree on

00:16:36.160 a few things.

00:16:36.780 I'm not going

00:16:37.120 to say that

00:16:37.500 it's complete

00:16:37.860 disagreement,

00:16:38.680 but a lot

00:16:39.220 of times I

00:16:39.600 end up pulling

00:16:40.020 my hair.

00:16:41.380 Okay.

00:16:42.400 Is there a

00:16:42.980 question?

00:16:43.360 Just one

00:16:44.160 more question.

00:16:44.720 I'm sorry.

00:16:45.020 I know you're

00:16:45.400 the one calling

00:16:45.940 in, but I

00:16:46.320 have so many

00:16:46.720 questions for

00:16:47.260 you.

00:16:49.720 Why do you

00:16:50.480 listen?

00:16:51.600 Glutton for

00:16:52.060 punishment or

00:16:53.300 what?

00:16:54.240 Why?

00:16:55.560 If I'm being

00:16:56.820 completely honest,

00:16:57.800 I don't really

00:16:58.520 have many

00:16:59.040 conservatives in

00:17:00.200 my life that I

00:17:00.780 can talk to

00:17:01.260 about stuff

00:17:01.740 like this.

00:17:02.640 So I really

00:17:03.500 like to get

00:17:04.020 that perspective

00:17:04.620 from you and

00:17:05.480 just kind of

00:17:05.860 see what the

00:17:06.300 other side is

00:17:06.780 thinking.

00:17:07.340 That's great.

00:17:08.020 The only problem

00:17:09.160 is I can't

00:17:09.760 usually get

00:17:10.680 answers to

00:17:11.260 questions that

00:17:11.740 I want.

00:17:12.640 I'll be

00:17:12.920 screaming at

00:17:13.500 the radio

00:17:14.280 thinking like,

00:17:14.960 oh, but what

00:17:15.560 about this?

00:17:16.020 What about

00:17:16.260 that?

00:17:17.240 All right.

00:17:17.780 Well, let's

00:17:18.080 go for it.

00:17:19.360 The other

00:17:20.140 option was,

00:17:21.280 and I thought

00:17:21.900 it was probably

00:17:22.380 a more likely

00:17:23.900 option,

00:17:24.240 maybe you

00:17:25.080 were paraplegic

00:17:25.900 and somebody

00:17:26.340 had left

00:17:26.760 the radio

00:17:27.200 on that

00:17:27.780 really did

00:17:30.680 not like

00:17:31.260 you and

00:17:31.640 you're like

00:17:32.020 in the room

00:17:32.520 going, I

00:17:32.960 can't change

00:17:33.560 the dial.

00:17:34.100 Anyway, go

00:17:34.500 ahead, Anthony.

00:17:35.840 Right.

00:17:36.060 So what I

00:17:37.960 wanted to talk

00:17:38.440 about was your

00:17:39.140 take on the

00:17:39.860 Jimmy Kimmel

00:17:40.360 suspension way

00:17:41.140 back when.

00:17:42.320 Honestly, I

00:17:42.900 don't think you

00:17:43.620 really came down

00:17:44.320 hard enough on

00:17:45.040 Trump for that

00:17:45.640 because you had

00:17:46.420 the FCC chair

00:17:47.560 who came out

00:17:48.560 and basically

00:17:48.960 threatened ABC

00:17:49.840 on national

00:17:50.420 television.

00:17:51.920 And I feel

00:17:52.900 like the next

00:17:53.300 day, I think

00:17:53.780 if I remember

00:17:54.260 correctly, you

00:17:54.900 came out and

00:17:55.420 said, well,

00:17:56.280 Kimmel had low

00:17:56.880 ratings, ABC

00:17:57.740 is wanting to

00:17:58.380 get rid of him

00:17:58.800 for a while.

00:17:59.880 And I feel

00:18:00.540 like that kind

00:18:01.020 of flies in the

00:18:01.680 face of what

00:18:02.500 you've been

00:18:02.800 saying a lot

00:18:03.400 about when

00:18:04.260 you say that

00:18:05.180 you, you

00:18:05.980 know, you

00:18:06.280 can disagree

00:18:06.740 with someone

00:18:07.260 but you

00:18:07.640 defend their

00:18:08.280 right to

00:18:09.240 say what

00:18:09.780 they believe.

00:18:10.700 So I just

00:18:11.140 feel like

00:18:11.800 Trump, we

00:18:12.460 have a lot

00:18:12.820 of people

00:18:13.220 looking the

00:18:13.660 other way.

00:18:14.860 Okay, really

00:18:15.940 good, fair.

00:18:18.580 And maybe I

00:18:19.520 didn't make a

00:18:20.100 big enough deal

00:18:21.020 out of it, but

00:18:21.540 my opinion was

00:18:23.000 always, we

00:18:24.680 don't cancel

00:18:25.360 people.

00:18:26.000 I don't want

00:18:26.600 to cancel

00:18:27.020 people.

00:18:27.800 And I remember

00:18:28.840 Stu and I

00:18:29.320 talking about

00:18:30.040 this is beyond

00:18:32.640 what the

00:18:33.240 FCC, because

00:18:34.420 I know the

00:18:35.020 FCC, you

00:18:36.240 know, and I

00:18:36.620 know, I

00:18:37.240 happen to

00:18:37.620 know that

00:18:37.980 commissioner.

00:18:39.520 And I

00:18:40.200 think he's

00:18:40.520 very, very

00:18:41.200 wise.

00:18:41.780 I didn't

00:18:42.240 think this

00:18:42.640 was the

00:18:42.960 right move.

00:18:44.600 And as

00:18:45.820 somebody who

00:18:46.220 is regulated

00:18:46.900 by the

00:18:47.360 FCC, I

00:18:48.300 don't want

00:18:48.620 them to be

00:18:49.040 able to do

00:18:49.440 that to

00:18:49.820 me.

00:18:50.100 So why

00:18:50.400 would I

00:18:50.680 want them

00:18:51.060 to do

00:18:51.380 that to

00:18:51.780 Jimmy

00:18:52.020 Kimmel?

00:18:54.820 So I

00:18:55.480 am absolutely

00:18:56.480 against it.

00:18:57.340 And I do

00:18:58.200 stand up for

00:18:59.320 people when

00:19:00.120 they lose

00:19:00.580 their jobs.

00:19:01.120 I didn't

00:19:02.700 think this

00:19:03.060 was going

00:19:03.500 to last.

00:19:04.720 But when

00:19:06.100 it comes to

00:19:06.620 Jimmy Kimmel,

00:19:08.680 ABC does

00:19:10.160 have a right

00:19:10.860 to fire

00:19:11.520 people for

00:19:12.580 low ratings.

00:19:14.060 You know,

00:19:14.200 and I think

00:19:14.660 this probably

00:19:15.400 came from

00:19:16.280 the frustration

00:19:17.060 of, of

00:19:18.840 what's his

00:19:19.220 name of the

00:19:19.700 dancing syringes

00:19:20.760 Colbert.

00:19:21.940 Yeah, that

00:19:23.180 that he knows

00:19:24.700 he's lying

00:19:25.300 about all of

00:19:26.240 that.

00:19:26.720 He he's

00:19:27.780 low ratings,

00:19:29.280 no low

00:19:29.740 ratings.

00:19:30.380 He was

00:19:31.140 so far

00:19:32.020 over budget.

00:19:33.380 They were

00:19:34.140 hemorrhaging

00:19:35.060 tens of

00:19:35.660 millions of

00:19:36.240 dollars on

00:19:36.760 that show

00:19:37.240 every year.

00:19:37.940 And you

00:19:38.320 can only as

00:19:38.940 a network,

00:19:39.280 you can only

00:19:39.800 hemorrhage

00:19:40.160 money for

00:19:40.620 so long.

00:19:41.560 And, you

00:19:42.280 know, you're

00:19:42.560 not turning

00:19:42.960 it around,

00:19:43.420 you're, you're

00:19:44.000 going to get

00:19:44.360 fired.

00:19:44.740 And that's

00:19:45.400 what that

00:19:45.740 was all

00:19:46.080 about.

00:19:46.580 So I

00:19:47.380 may have

00:19:48.100 not come

00:19:48.620 out as

00:19:48.980 strongly as

00:19:49.480 I should

00:19:49.820 have.

00:19:50.020 And I'm

00:19:50.460 I'm glad

00:19:50.920 you called

00:19:51.280 me on

00:19:51.580 that,

00:19:52.040 Anthony.

00:19:53.840 Yeah, I

00:19:54.480 just it's

00:19:55.000 just one of

00:19:55.320 those things.

00:19:55.680 I just feel

00:19:56.160 like I

00:19:57.320 would like

00:19:57.760 it if

00:19:58.120 more

00:19:58.380 conservatives

00:19:58.780 were willing

00:19:59.800 to come

00:20:00.700 out as

00:20:01.180 strongly

00:20:01.620 against

00:20:02.660 other

00:20:03.320 conservatives

00:20:03.740 as they

00:20:04.360 would if

00:20:04.700 it was a

00:20:05.080 Democrat

00:20:05.320 doing it,

00:20:05.940 you know,

00:20:06.140 because I

00:20:06.420 know you'd

00:20:06.800 be screaming

00:20:07.520 about this

00:20:08.000 if Biden's

00:20:09.100 SEC chair

00:20:09.800 had done

00:20:10.120 that.

00:20:10.400 well, they

00:20:12.800 they did,

00:20:13.880 you know,

00:20:15.280 I had

00:20:15.960 three White

00:20:18.120 House

00:20:18.280 television

00:20:19.840 saying I

00:20:21.280 had three

00:20:21.780 White

00:20:22.760 House.

00:20:23.520 I had

00:20:24.160 three White

00:20:25.400 House

00:20:25.900 executives or

00:20:27.960 advisors in

00:20:29.080 the White

00:20:29.500 House running

00:20:30.680 campaigns to

00:20:31.700 get me thrown

00:20:32.200 off the air.

00:20:32.940 So, I mean,

00:20:33.960 I've lived

00:20:34.500 it and so

00:20:35.520 I do

00:20:36.220 understand

00:20:36.900 it.

00:20:37.260 well, I

00:20:39.640 you know, I

00:20:40.800 can't say

00:20:41.560 much to

00:20:41.960 that but

00:20:42.580 what I can

00:20:43.340 say is I

00:20:44.500 just I've

00:20:45.040 never I

00:20:46.020 personally have

00:20:46.700 never seen it

00:20:47.240 before where

00:20:47.700 someone can go

00:20:48.320 on national

00:20:48.840 television issue

00:20:50.060 a blatant

00:20:50.700 threat make it

00:20:51.380 so obvious and

00:20:52.980 then just have

00:20:53.860 everyone else

00:20:54.420 just kind of

00:20:54.800 say oh well

00:20:55.860 you know he

00:20:56.880 had low

00:20:57.180 ratings so

00:20:57.840 that's what

00:20:58.540 that was

00:20:58.820 about.

00:21:00.700 I hope

00:21:01.260 Anthony I

00:21:01.820 hope I've

00:21:02.260 I mean not

00:21:03.020 to rehash the

00:21:03.700 entire Kimmel

00:21:04.220 thing though I

00:21:04.980 think it's a

00:21:05.660 little bit

00:21:05.940 overstating it

00:21:06.620 honestly when

00:21:07.180 it came to

00:21:07.660 what the

00:21:08.080 threat was.

00:21:08.620 I mean he

00:21:08.800 was in the

00:21:09.100 middle of an

00:21:09.460 interview he's

00:21:09.960 asked a

00:21:10.300 question he

00:21:10.640 was talking

00:21:11.040 about this

00:21:11.500 and he and

00:21:12.120 just like you

00:21:13.120 know a lot

00:21:13.840 of officials

00:21:14.360 do that he

00:21:15.020 was talking

00:21:15.640 about a

00:21:16.420 story and I

00:21:17.200 don't I

00:21:17.560 didn't take

00:21:18.000 it as this

00:21:19.000 is going to

00:21:19.660 happen to

00:21:20.160 you tomorrow

00:21:21.220 we're going

00:21:21.620 to come

00:21:21.880 after you.

00:21:22.480 I also don't

00:21:23.200 think he had

00:21:23.700 the power to

00:21:24.440 do it anyway.

00:21:25.280 I mean I

00:21:25.540 think there

00:21:25.820 was a lot

00:21:26.120 of talk and

00:21:27.120 I will I

00:21:28.560 will say that

00:21:29.600 I am a

00:21:30.640 sympathetic to

00:21:31.720 the case that

00:21:32.780 at times the

00:21:33.580 Trump

00:21:33.780 administration

00:21:34.440 talks more

00:21:36.200 than they

00:21:37.420 should about

00:21:38.120 these things

00:21:38.840 in various

00:21:40.260 different topics

00:21:41.020 a lot of

00:21:41.560 times claiming

00:21:42.140 powers that

00:21:42.820 they don't

00:21:43.240 have in

00:21:44.220 interviews

00:21:44.720 when you

00:21:46.860 know that

00:21:47.160 these aren't

00:21:48.100 even things

00:21:48.500 that could 0.68

00:21:48.980 happen but

00:21:49.580 there's a lot

00:21:50.200 of big

00:21:50.660 talking going

00:21:51.420 on at

00:21:51.780 times and I

00:21:52.300 don't like

00:21:52.720 that particularly

00:21:53.160 you know it's

00:21:53.420 funny Anthony

00:21:54.320 you'd be I

00:21:55.060 think you'd

00:21:55.420 be probably

00:21:55.900 surprised at

00:21:56.640 how many

00:21:57.560 times we

00:21:58.320 have said on

00:21:59.220 and off the

00:21:59.840 air this is

00:22:01.540 getting close to

00:22:02.280 constitutional

00:22:02.940 problems and

00:22:04.060 if it goes any

00:22:04.880 farther you know

00:22:06.200 we're going to be

00:22:06.920 on the other

00:22:07.360 side I mean we

00:22:08.740 we watch this

00:22:10.120 very carefully

00:22:11.760 very carefully

00:22:12.780 and we're I

00:22:13.580 mean we're

00:22:13.980 debating some

00:22:14.720 things right

00:22:15.880 now you know

00:22:17.860 that I don't

00:22:19.220 know how to

00:22:19.700 make sense of

00:22:20.560 but I don't

00:22:21.380 have to make

00:22:22.020 sense of it

00:22:22.500 yet because it

00:22:23.020 hasn't happened

00:22:23.800 but if it does

00:22:24.860 happen then I

00:22:26.000 got to look at

00:22:26.560 it and go

00:22:26.960 okay it's

00:22:29.380 unconstitutional

00:22:30.300 I can't stand

00:22:31.740 there I can't

00:22:32.940 do it we

00:22:34.700 really try

00:22:36.100 really hard but

00:22:37.260 you don't hear

00:22:38.040 that and you

00:22:38.900 know I don't

00:22:39.740 expect you to

00:22:40.280 take my word

00:22:40.740 for it no but

00:22:42.420 I do believe

00:22:43.000 there anything

00:22:43.380 you believe that

00:22:43.980 that is you

00:22:45.020 know I do

00:22:45.360 believe that you

00:22:45.820 guys would hold

00:22:47.060 it accountable if

00:22:47.760 you felt that it

00:22:48.420 would cross the

00:22:49.820 constitution

00:22:50.320 I'm just kind

00:22:51.200 of right for

00:22:52.100 me I guess I'm

00:22:52.700 just waiting to

00:22:53.900 see it and I

00:22:54.580 don't know if

00:22:54.980 we'll ever come

00:22:55.440 to that point

00:22:56.020 where Trump will

00:22:56.720 actually blatantly

00:22:57.620 do something that

00:22:58.360 flies into place

00:22:58.920 of the constitution

00:22:59.520 but with things

00:23:00.780 like him tweeting

00:23:01.500 out you know if

00:23:02.980 I save the

00:23:03.960 country I don't

00:23:04.540 break laws stuff

00:23:05.860 like that yeah

00:23:07.060 no yeah we

00:23:08.460 don't agree with

00:23:08.980 that yeah and

00:23:10.080 you know what

00:23:10.520 Anthony you know

00:23:11.300 there might be

00:23:11.840 something there

00:23:12.640 might be something

00:23:13.280 here that we

00:23:14.240 disagree on that

00:23:16.100 might be part of

00:23:16.960 the problem

00:23:17.460 I took I

00:23:21.560 took Donald

00:23:22.580 Trump's words

00:23:23.540 literally for a

00:23:26.260 long time and

00:23:27.160 that's why I was

00:23:27.800 against Donald

00:23:28.340 Trump at the

00:23:28.760 beginning and

00:23:29.660 then I realized

00:23:30.560 oh he doesn't

00:23:31.700 that's a show

00:23:32.800 and and I

00:23:34.080 hadn't seen that

00:23:34.600 before in a

00:23:35.280 president and I'm

00:23:35.960 not saying that's

00:23:36.560 good or bad I

00:23:37.440 don't personally

00:23:38.240 like the show

00:23:39.120 part of it but

00:23:41.260 that's a show

00:23:42.200 you take him

00:23:44.000 you don't take

00:23:45.800 him literally

00:23:46.800 you you do

00:23:47.680 take him

00:23:48.120 seriously

00:23:48.940 and he says

00:23:52.100 a lot of

00:23:52.880 stuff that

00:23:53.460 you're like

00:23:53.780 all right

00:23:54.060 and I gotta

00:23:54.440 do that

00:23:54.820 you know

00:23:55.480 and you can

00:23:56.880 take it to

00:23:57.260 the extremes

00:23:57.780 hey little

00:23:58.220 rocket man

00:23:58.940 you know may

00:23:59.560 have to

00:23:59.880 vaporize

00:24:00.580 North Korea

00:24:01.280 he's not

00:24:01.780 gonna do

00:24:02.100 that he's

00:24:02.940 not gonna

00:24:03.260 do that

00:24:03.620 I don't

00:24:04.300 like that

00:24:04.840 he said

00:24:05.280 that but

00:24:06.240 I don't

00:24:07.200 get you

00:24:08.700 know into

00:24:09.100 a panic

00:24:09.880 because he's

00:24:10.940 not going

00:24:11.680 to do

00:24:12.100 that

00:24:12.500 and so

00:24:13.980 you have

00:24:14.360 to separate

00:24:15.060 what he

00:24:15.840 says from

00:24:16.780 what he

00:24:17.060 actually does

00:24:18.220 so sometimes

00:24:18.780 we don't

00:24:19.400 comment on

00:24:20.060 what he

00:24:20.440 says

00:24:21.000 because I

00:24:22.580 look for

00:24:23.040 what he's

00:24:23.420 doing

00:24:23.920 instead

00:24:24.680 does that

00:24:25.440 make sense

00:24:25.820 to you

00:24:26.340 I understand

00:24:28.380 what you're

00:24:28.720 saying I

00:24:29.420 just I

00:24:30.300 guess what

00:24:30.780 I'd say to

00:24:31.140 that is I

00:24:31.620 would just

00:24:31.960 like it if

00:24:32.520 we had a

00:24:32.860 president who

00:24:33.280 didn't make

00:24:33.640 me have to

00:24:34.100 try to

00:24:34.660 parse through

00:24:35.500 what what

00:24:36.260 he's saying

00:24:36.760 when he

00:24:37.100 says something

00:24:37.620 that blatant

00:24:38.700 oh you

00:24:39.680 know what I

00:24:40.240 have to tell

00:24:40.780 you

00:24:40.940 so would

00:24:41.360 I but I

00:24:42.260 live in the

00:24:42.680 world that

00:24:43.340 is the

00:24:44.660 world that

00:24:45.220 it is not

00:24:46.060 the world

00:24:46.440 that I

00:24:46.720 wish it

00:24:47.100 was

00:24:47.500 yeah I

00:24:51.720 get that

00:24:52.300 Anthony

00:24:54.160 call me

00:24:54.820 anytime

00:24:55.320 well I

00:24:56.220 really appreciate

00:24:56.920 your your

00:24:57.520 phone call

00:24:57.960 and if you

00:24:59.180 hear something

00:24:59.580 you just you

00:25:00.380 call and

00:25:01.280 and I'll make

00:25:02.340 sure the phone

00:25:02.800 screener puts

00:25:03.320 you to the

00:25:03.680 top of the

00:25:04.060 list because I

00:25:04.600 really would

00:25:05.240 like to hear

00:25:05.760 the other

00:25:06.160 side from

00:25:07.220 someone rational

00:25:07.860 like I love

00:25:09.020 having conversations

00:25:09.760 with people on

00:25:10.400 the other

00:25:10.560 side that's

00:25:11.020 actually rational

00:25:11.960 and calm and

00:25:12.680 yeah and so I

00:25:13.420 we do appreciate

00:25:14.260 you listening

00:25:15.040 Anthony that's

00:25:15.600 that's awesome

00:25:16.060 man thanks

00:25:16.460 yeah big time

00:25:17.720 thank you so

00:25:18.240 much Anthony

00:25:18.660 appreciate you

00:25:19.980 got it all

00:25:20.820 right now can

00:25:21.560 we bash him

00:25:22.040 he's off the

00:25:22.900 air yeah

00:25:23.820 you believe these

00:25:25.380 liberals

00:25:25.780 that pinko bed

00:25:30.120 wedding

00:25:30.480 what a

00:25:31.720 moron

00:25:32.600 that's that's

00:25:34.020 those are my

00:25:35.000 favorite calls

00:25:35.900 I like those

00:25:36.360 too when people

00:25:37.300 can I mean and

00:25:38.860 don't don't you

00:25:39.520 kind of starve for

00:25:40.540 that wouldn't you

00:25:41.220 love to have that

00:25:42.180 conversation with

00:25:43.360 family members that

00:25:44.540 where you don't

00:25:46.840 agree yeah

00:25:47.700 yeah where and

00:25:48.940 I the points he

00:25:50.540 brings up like we've

00:25:51.280 talked about this and

00:25:52.160 and we have talked

00:25:52.980 about it on the air of

00:25:53.900 course there are

00:25:54.440 definite issues that

00:25:55.300 we have with Trump

00:25:56.040 you know I've talked

00:25:56.540 about many times about

00:25:57.360 the tariff powers I

00:25:58.380 don't think he has and

00:25:59.440 I think you know that

00:26:00.160 that's going to be we

00:26:01.200 talked about that many

00:26:02.280 times him on COVID

00:26:03.320 yeah we've had with

00:26:04.500 some of the COVID

00:26:05.040 stuff you know and I

00:26:06.120 will say like I I

00:26:08.140 have a disconnect a

00:26:09.480 little bit internally

00:26:10.460 that it's probably

00:26:11.660 something that he's

00:26:12.340 noticing and maybe

00:26:13.140 others are as well

00:26:14.000 where like stuff like

00:26:15.440 when the president

00:26:16.420 comes out and goes

00:26:17.440 after a giant media

00:26:19.080 company editing his

00:26:20.260 interviews like I

00:26:22.200 the BBC one that

00:26:23.720 has just come out

00:26:24.440 was blatantly

00:26:25.500 terrible and I

00:26:26.460 that one really

00:26:27.440 did feel defamatory

00:26:28.600 some of them are

00:26:29.580 just like things

00:26:30.500 that Donald Trump

00:26:31.120 doesn't like and

00:26:32.740 some of it makes me

00:26:33.620 feel kind of good

00:26:34.620 inside emotionally

00:26:36.000 but I also really

00:26:37.760 am hesitant to be

00:26:39.340 excited about a

00:26:40.220 president going after

00:26:41.280 individual media

00:26:42.180 companies in a

00:26:42.900 company in a country

00:26:43.660 like ours like number

00:26:44.960 one where I'm doing a

00:26:45.980 show and I can see

00:26:47.380 the we've done the

00:26:48.700 show during

00:26:49.260 democratic presidents

00:26:50.280 and had these

00:26:51.100 pressures that we

00:26:51.780 didn't like but also

00:26:53.180 you know a country

00:26:53.940 with the first

00:26:54.420 amendment it is it's

00:26:55.400 it's a risky road

00:26:56.540 and I don't think

00:26:57.120 he's crossed lines

00:26:58.440 yet Glenn I don't

00:26:59.460 know if you do but

00:27:00.640 I'm concerned about

00:27:02.400 it at times I you

00:27:05.480 know I didn't like

00:27:07.220 the tariffs on

00:27:07.900 Canada you know

00:27:09.380 for playing Ronald

00:27:10.680 Reagan but what

00:27:11.540 what is that I

00:27:12.560 don't even know if

00:27:12.960 those actually went

00:27:13.600 into effect I he

00:27:15.000 said he was going

00:27:15.780 to do them I don't

00:27:16.440 even know I know

00:27:17.120 into effect right

00:27:18.320 exactly but you

00:27:24.560 know if you look

00:27:25.280 at the debate when

00:27:26.260 we were going on

00:27:27.580 the what is it the

00:27:29.220 alien and sedition

00:27:30.260 act with James

00:27:32.220 Madison they I

00:27:34.580 mean they went

00:27:35.500 round after round

00:27:36.680 after round and

00:27:37.880 some of the most

00:27:39.240 compelling arguments

00:27:40.520 were you can lie

00:27:44.580 you can lie about

00:27:46.980 government officials

00:27:48.000 okay you can you

00:27:50.360 can lie about them

00:27:51.400 and when I first

00:27:52.500 read that I'm like

00:27:53.800 wow why why would

00:27:55.280 what but you look

00:27:57.120 at their reasoning in

00:27:58.040 the argument they're

00:27:58.900 like the government

00:27:59.840 cannot be the

00:28:01.500 arbiter of truth it

00:28:03.600 cannot be so if you

00:28:06.680 lie about somebody

00:28:07.900 outside of the

00:28:08.660 government if you

00:28:09.600 lie about an

00:28:10.300 individual and you're

00:28:11.500 smearing them but if

00:28:12.360 you're lying about the

00:28:13.540 government you cannot

00:28:15.380 put the government as

00:28:16.940 the arbiter of truth

00:28:18.060 because they have too

00:28:18.980 much power and so I

00:28:21.760 I don't like the fact

00:28:26.440 that the government can

00:28:28.060 come after you Donald

00:28:30.860 Trump as an individual

00:28:31.920 you know if you're saying

00:28:33.280 things that are absolute

00:28:34.400 lies about me that BBC

00:28:35.900 thing was just that

00:28:37.040 somebody that was really

00:28:39.180 fast yeah it was so

00:28:41.080 bad so agreed also in a

00:28:42.920 country that doesn't have

00:28:43.840 a first amendment and

00:28:44.960 those protections which

00:28:46.040 is maybe these companies

00:28:48.060 could consider pushing for

00:28:49.300 one in their nations

00:28:50.220 because you know when you

00:28:51.700 have those it's a lot

00:28:52.740 easier to to sue in that

00:28:55.800 way over a public figure

00:28:56.920 there and I and I think

00:28:58.460 you know if you're a

00:28:59.520 public figure you have a

00:29:00.980 right to sue I do not

00:29:02.720 want the government going

00:29:03.800 in and saying you can't do

00:29:05.280 Jimmy Kimmel FCC you

00:29:07.700 you have to get off

00:29:08.580 that's there's no space

00:29:10.340 for that no space for

00:29:11.920 that no matter what he

00:29:13.100 says no space for that

00:29:14.920 but when it comes to hey

00:29:18.280 you're saying this and

00:29:19.620 it's a lie and you're 0.60

00:29:20.800 defaming me I think you

00:29:24.000 should be able to sue

00:29:24.940 you're streaming the best

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00:29:27.940 and you can find full

00:29:28.980 episodes wherever you

00:29:30.000 download podcasts

00:29:31.040 hello Stu hello Glenn how

00:29:34.060 are you

00:29:34.840 good there's a couple of

00:29:37.020 stories that I think you

00:29:39.360 know are worth talking

00:29:40.200 about the the tariff

00:29:42.480 checks which I don't

00:29:43.680 really like we can talk

00:29:45.880 about that also there's

00:29:47.180 new update on the Jeffrey

00:29:49.340 Epstein thing that I

00:29:51.340 don't know what it means

00:29:52.280 which one do you let me

00:29:53.420 start let me ask you a

00:29:54.420 couple questions which one

00:29:56.180 do you like more the

00:29:57.300 $2,000 stimulus check or

00:29:59.500 the 50 year old mortgage or

00:30:01.440 50 year mortgage idea which

00:30:03.540 one is if you had to pick

00:30:04.800 one which one would you

00:30:06.280 pick if I had to pick

00:30:07.280 one I would pick the

00:30:08.420 $2,000 you know really

00:30:10.380 tariff check hmm yeah I 0.69

00:30:12.380 don't think I think I'd

00:30:13.140 pick the 50 year mortgage

00:30:14.020 I to me the 50 year

00:30:15.520 mortgage should be

00:30:17.060 available if some bank

00:30:18.120 wants to offer it and it's

00:30:19.360 up to a private I don't

00:30:20.460 know what the government

00:30:21.140 has to do with any of

00:30:21.940 this but if the if if a

00:30:23.900 bank wants to say hey

00:30:25.360 50 year mortgage here you

00:30:26.420 go take that risk and

00:30:27.800 trust someone's going to

00:30:28.820 pay you back for 50 years

00:30:29.860 okay I want the money

00:30:31.800 what I want the money

00:30:34.420 you want the money I got

00:30:35.840 news for you Glenn you're

00:30:37.000 not going to be in the

00:30:37.780 in the category that

00:30:38.940 receives I know I'll

00:30:40.060 never get it you're paying

00:30:41.200 for it not receiving it

00:30:42.500 yeah but yeah no I I

00:30:45.120 those neither one of

00:30:46.580 those two stories are my

00:30:48.680 favorites and yeah I

00:30:50.660 don't I don't like I

00:30:51.560 don't want to be writing

00:30:52.580 checks I mean you know I

00:30:54.800 don't want to be you know

00:30:56.100 the money is never really

00:30:57.540 the money it's never it's

00:30:59.820 only we have excess you

00:31:01.300 know we got we got you

00:31:03.020 know whatever he says

00:31:04.040 three billion dollars

00:31:04.980 great can we apply that

00:31:06.280 directly to the debt how

00:31:08.360 about that one but he's he

00:31:10.720 knows he's in trouble he

00:31:12.100 knows he's in trouble he

00:31:13.920 can't turn the economy

00:31:15.580 around as quickly as he

00:31:17.540 did the last time it's not

00:31:19.880 2016 anymore and so you

00:31:23.260 know everybody was

00:31:23.940 expecting and voting for

00:31:25.100 him to turn things around

00:31:26.120 and the price of gas has

00:31:27.180 gone down the price of

00:31:28.000 eggs have gone down but

00:31:29.340 you're still you know now

00:31:30.840 we're at three percent

00:31:31.760 inflation well okay what

00:31:34.880 about going the other

00:31:36.240 direction getting the

00:31:37.260 prices down to where they

00:31:38.620 were you know in 2020 and

00:31:40.840 gas has done that but very

00:31:42.360 few other things have have

00:31:43.620 done that yeah and I think

00:31:45.040 you know understandably it's

00:31:47.080 a central part of his

00:31:47.960 platform the tariffs have

00:31:48.980 been a big focus he's

00:31:50.000 talked a lot about it it's

00:31:51.080 also one of those things

00:31:51.940 that you know there's a

00:31:52.640 lot of disagreement on so

00:31:53.960 I think that's where he's

00:31:56.080 drawn right like that's

00:31:57.120 him he likes being in the

00:31:58.220 fight he likes being out

00:31:59.280 there talking about these

00:32:00.220 things yep so that I think

00:32:02.500 has because it's not a

00:32:04.420 particularly popular issue

00:32:05.620 it is is made it his

00:32:07.140 economic approval rating

00:32:08.940 ratings may be more

00:32:10.800 difficult I think and and I

00:32:12.580 think people are feeling you

00:32:14.580 know some of the stuff being

00:32:16.740 echoes from previous

00:32:18.100 administration you know with

00:32:20.380 the spending and everything

00:32:21.100 else that's still the major

00:32:22.080 cause of of price

00:32:23.580 increases not tariffs as of

00:32:25.380 yet but you know some of

00:32:27.020 that you know isn't helpful

00:32:28.500 as well and you try to throw

00:32:30.240 in two thousand dollars at

00:32:31.220 people you know again I

00:32:33.040 don't know that that's even

00:32:33.900 going to pass I he can't

00:32:35.660 just do it you know that's

00:32:36.940 not something that he can

00:32:38.080 just do on his own he can

00:32:39.140 just hand out thousands of

00:32:40.820 dollars in checks I don't

00:32:41.820 think I've seen a

00:32:43.020 constitutional justification

00:32:44.320 for that so I don't think

00:32:46.920 that's what he's even

00:32:47.540 planning I'm sure he's

00:32:48.360 planning on trying to get

00:32:49.180 something passed to do

00:32:50.260 that if that comes up but

00:32:52.400 you're right we don't have

00:32:54.200 the money you know I don't

00:32:56.020 I am not a person who

00:32:57.300 wants to solve our debt

00:32:58.180 problems with increased

00:32:59.480 quote-unquote revenues to

00:33:00.980 government I don't think

00:33:01.800 that's the correct way to

00:33:02.780 do it but if you have

00:33:04.600 those revenues if just you

00:33:06.180 know things are going

00:33:06.820 great and you get more

00:33:07.660 money in you're right I'd

00:33:09.360 rather have that dished out

00:33:10.580 toward the debt at least

00:33:12.560 as long as there's a

00:33:13.520 long-term plan to address

00:33:15.160 it I mean I don't know

00:33:16.000 that paying you know 1% or

00:33:18.640 2% of our debt off is

00:33:21.320 even better than

00:33:22.180 honestly just dishing out

00:33:23.560 a bunch of money to

00:33:24.360 people but I will say it

00:33:26.580 is what we would refer to

00:33:29.040 as a you think it's a

00:33:30.560 there's wealth is going

00:33:32.500 from one place to another

00:33:33.420 and we are redistributing

00:33:34.780 it that is what is

00:33:36.480 occurring here and that

00:33:37.700 is used to be something

00:33:38.440 we had a big problem with

00:33:39.580 I yeah you know it's just

00:33:41.000 again something he

00:33:41.720 threw out maybe it's not

00:33:42.540 even a hardcore proposal

00:33:43.740 but we should be concerned

00:33:45.660 about going down that path

00:33:47.060 long-term what is what is

00:33:52.460 he going to do honestly

00:33:54.160 what can he do well we

00:33:57.340 talked about this a little

00:33:58.220 bit yesterday and one

00:33:59.020 thing we didn't get a

00:33:59.880 chance to get to that I

00:34:01.220 would love to get your

00:34:01.800 thoughts on is I think

00:34:03.760 this is one of the reasons

00:34:05.400 he's really embraced going

00:34:08.800 all-in on AI I think he

00:34:11.700 sees this and the

00:34:13.080 opportunity of leading the

00:34:14.760 world and AI as a way to

00:34:16.340 grow the economy out of

00:34:19.240 the problems that we're

00:34:20.340 facing here and that's

00:34:21.680 usually his approach you

00:34:22.940 think that that's part of

00:34:23.800 it always his approach

00:34:24.740 yeah that's I think that's

00:34:26.460 100% what it is he's been

00:34:29.220 convinced that this is the

00:34:30.420 future and you know if that

00:34:33.160 works and we're the leader

00:34:34.540 in it then we will grow our

00:34:37.160 way out because of the

00:34:38.260 taxes and the jobs and

00:34:39.440 everything else and we will

00:34:40.520 we could dwarf you know

00:34:43.460 through a through a really

00:34:45.060 robust economy we could

00:34:46.800 grow and grow and grow to

00:34:48.020 where even just this debt

00:34:49.420 it doesn't seem so bad

00:34:50.700 that's absolutely his plan

00:34:52.440 but that's a long way away

00:34:54.000 and you know getting there

00:34:55.540 did you see the story in

00:34:57.260 Texas about the the server

00:35:00.060 farm that's all built ready

00:35:01.300 to go they're still working

00:35:02.900 on the power plant but they

00:35:04.600 have all the permits and

00:35:06.000 they're actually building the

00:35:07.220 power power plant did you see

00:35:08.880 that now in Texas they

00:35:11.000 don't have anybody taking

00:35:12.060 it yet what do you mean

00:35:13.680 they say built a server

00:35:14.940 farm with no company

00:35:16.620 attached to it no company

00:35:18.740 attached to it Texas is and

00:35:20.780 it's not a Texas thing it's

00:35:22.800 you know a bunch of you

00:35:23.800 know billionaire Texans

00:35:25.260 they're like we'll build you

00:35:26.400 a server farm and so

00:35:27.760 they're building these

00:35:28.520 buildings with power plants

00:35:30.620 because they want all of

00:35:32.140 them to be in Texas and

00:35:34.480 they're saying don't panic

00:35:36.920 but you would think that

00:35:38.460 there would have been

00:35:39.000 takers for that immediately

00:35:40.860 and you know it's been

00:35:43.540 offered and nobody has

00:35:44.920 snapped it up yet

00:35:45.960 hmm I wonder I mean

00:35:48.420 concerns me a bit

00:35:49.200 obviously there's a there's

00:35:50.360 a lot of economic

00:35:51.160 considerations as to you

00:35:52.580 know you gotta figure out

00:35:53.220 what the cost is and

00:35:54.420 and there's a lot of to

00:35:55.640 consider there but yeah

00:35:57.580 that's it's interesting I

00:35:58.800 mean there is a theory that

00:36:00.160 this is really going to be a

00:36:02.720 bubble and we're going to

00:36:03.760 see a situation like we did

00:36:05.120 in 2000 where the internet

00:36:06.400 kind of blew up on

00:36:07.240 everybody and it it's not

00:36:08.720 that AI the internet never

00:36:10.180 came right it's certainly a

00:36:11.520 big part of our lives maybe

00:36:12.700 all of your life if you

00:36:14.780 happen to be under the age

00:36:15.780 of 30 or so but it the

00:36:18.520 internet came it did change

00:36:19.840 the world it but it took a

00:36:21.180 while and we had a collapse

00:36:22.780 before it really did what

00:36:25.260 everyone was promising it was

00:36:26.480 going to do so I told you

00:36:28.620 yesterday I'm reading 1929 a

00:36:32.860 new book 1929 it is

00:36:35.260 fabulous you got to listen

00:36:36.960 to it or read it it's just

00:36:38.220 fabulous but they're

00:36:43.100 describing what the

00:36:44.580 exuberance was like in

00:36:46.940 1929 and how you know it's

00:36:50.200 never going to go down it's

00:36:51.240 never going to go down do

00:36:52.160 you know I mean look at all

00:36:53.560 of the things on the horizon

00:36:54.800 look at all the new

00:36:55.500 technology that is happening

00:36:56.760 look at the people that are

00:36:57.580 moving in and you know we've

00:36:59.280 got so many cars and so many

00:37:00.620 refrigerators to sell and and

00:37:02.520 everything is changing and

00:37:04.000 it's just up up up up up up

00:37:05.920 up and everybody bought into

00:37:07.720 it I mean it was I knew the

00:37:10.060 the run-up to the crash of

00:37:12.600 29 was bad with exuberance I

00:37:16.400 had no idea it was this bad I

00:37:18.420 mean they were openly calling

00:37:21.680 it stock gambling people were

00:37:26.740 people were taking money

00:37:28.340 borrowing money and then they

00:37:31.140 would invest it in a company

00:37:33.380 but they would watch it as it

00:37:36.280 would go during the day and

00:37:37.940 they would make several trades

00:37:39.480 you know in a week because now

00:37:42.380 I you know I hear this one's hot

00:37:43.620 and we're going to gain a little

00:37:44.420 here and then we'll pull it out

00:37:45.480 and then we'll put money over

00:37:46.500 here I mean it was gambling it

00:37:48.640 literally was gambling and it

00:37:50.840 was just consuming everybody and

00:37:54.180 the real problem is is the banks

00:37:55.980 decided that they would give loans

00:37:58.400 for playing the stock market and

00:38:01.380 so all of these banks are just so

00:38:03.520 over leveraged and that's kind of

00:38:05.120 what I feel like here these you

00:38:07.480 know we're really excited about you

00:38:09.780 know the future of AI some of us are

00:38:11.520 also equally as terrified but it is

00:38:16.020 going to happen I just don't know how

00:38:18.300 it's going to happen and when it's

00:38:20.060 going to happen and there's just

00:38:23.520 seems to be so much money sloshing

00:38:25.520 around in the system and we don't

00:38:27.480 even have the power units you see

00:38:29.700 there's another server farm that has

00:38:31.560 just been built and it's sitting

00:38:33.160 empty and it's been sitting empty

00:38:34.340 for a while because it's in

00:38:35.500 California a nobody wants to build a

00:38:37.720 server farm in California be they

00:38:40.460 didn't connect it to its own power

00:38:41.860 plant and so California you can't

00:38:45.300 put a pick out for you're gonna

00:38:46.580 really you're gonna suck all that 0.99

00:38:47.940 energy when you already have brown

00:38:49.860 outs and then the server farm is

00:38:51.700 just gonna go down every once in a

00:38:53.340 while that's completely unworkable

00:38:55.460 let me just interrupt real quick for

00:38:56.880 a quick message from Gavin Newsom

00:38:58.600 2028 because there's never been a

00:39:02.640 man more clearly running for

00:39:04.000 president and also you know this is a

00:39:06.900 guy we need people to be aware of

00:39:08.760 what it's like in California and what

00:39:10.660 they're dealing with there you're

00:39:12.600 right it would be insane to to build

00:39:15.000 these types of facilities there

00:39:16.300 knowing what California will likely do

00:39:18.360 to you and you know you're right I

00:39:20.620 think we both have the same concerns

00:39:23.360 on AI there's a lot of bad that comes

00:39:26.160 along with it and but you know there

00:39:28.060 is a lot of promise as well and there

00:39:29.900 probably will be really good

00:39:30.940 developments that come out of it and

00:39:32.200 it probably will take over the world 0.94

00:39:33.860 and do all the major you know amazing

00:39:35.420 things that they say it's going to do

00:39:36.920 along with a lot of really terrible

00:39:38.780 ones just like the iPhone but you know

00:39:42.200 the path there is not it's not it's

00:39:45.720 not linear it's not this wonderful no

00:39:48.320 upswing something's going to happen

00:39:50.100 and you look at the way our economy

00:39:51.900 is structured right there wow the bed

00:39:53.600 is big on AI I mean it's really the

00:39:56.080 only bet anyone's making right now I

00:39:58.320 know can I can I switch topics here for

00:40:02.020 a second Sotheby's is having a big

00:40:06.660 auction and something really really

00:40:09.480 important in the art world is going out

00:40:11.060 for sale it is a solid 18 karat gold

00:40:14.360 toilet now not the toilet that you

00:40:16.760 might have heard before that one was

00:40:18.560 stolen they never found it it's just

00:40:22.160 the gold is worth 10 million dollars

00:40:24.140 it's going up for sale this artist he's

00:40:26.560 some you know cultural phenomena

00:40:30.360 according to Sotheby's he took gold

00:40:33.800 melted it down and made it into a gold

00:40:36.400 throne okay apparently it's a statement

00:40:40.920 on the excess of capitalism yeah but

00:40:44.100 I think the real statement isn't in

00:40:47.620 the art I think the real statement is

00:40:49.240 in us you know have you ever heard of

00:40:51.300 the chomp Stu he was an artist in the

00:40:57.140 1920s and he did a urinal and he was

00:41:03.460 making fun of the art world and he just

00:41:06.500 took a urinal out of out of a men's 0.99

00:41:10.000 restroom and then put it on the wall and

00:41:12.960 called it art and he was mocking the art

00:41:16.880 world mocking him saying you know you're

00:41:19.100 you call anything art and you know and

00:41:24.100 as long as you like it then it goes up on

00:41:25.960 value well the art world critics decided

00:41:28.760 oh well to complain that game we love

00:41:31.100 that that is art that is beautiful art and

00:41:34.220 it became one of the most famous art pieces

00:41:36.100 around now they're doing it with the the

00:41:38.620 toilet uh which you should just tell

00:41:41.400 everybody you know this this whole thing

00:41:43.100 is a con yeah it's a con yeah the art world

00:41:47.320 is a con and this comes from the 100th most

00:41:51.200 important person in the world of art as

00:41:53.480 named by art something magazine several

00:41:55.760 years ago yeah Glenn Beck my favorite

00:41:58.480 magazine yes it was art something magazine

00:42:01.400 but I will say uh you ever notice how a lot

00:42:04.900 of statements against capitalism end up in

00:42:08.100 the person making the statement with a lot

00:42:10.800 of money uh-huh that seems I have noticed

00:42:14.200 that happen a lot I've noticed that it's

00:42:16.500 like all these Hollywood movies that make

00:42:18.220 these grand statements against capitalism

00:42:20.600 wind up lining their pockets with millions

00:42:23.180 of dollars it's so strange how that happens

00:42:25.660 yeah but they hate it oh they hate

00:42:27.860 themselves when they have to spend it

00:42:29.360 they just hate themselves you know this

00:42:31.920 artist he just hates capitalism but somehow

00:42:34.740 or another he got enough now remember the

00:42:37.040 last toilet sold for the same and so the

00:42:39.840 last toilet was like 10 million dollars so

00:42:42.320 he had 10 million dollars then that toilet

00:42:44.360 was stolen and so he's made another one

00:42:46.740 with another 10 million dollars worth of

00:42:48.640 gold so this starving artist somehow or

00:42:51.900 another has coughed up 20 million dollars

00:42:54.620 to make two gold toilets but he hates

00:42:58.440 capitalism and rich people they're just so

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