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00:00:00.000 on today's podcast i have noticed something with donald trump uh i think he is changing and and

00:00:06.080 and maybe i don't know softening is the right term he is becoming more relatable he is the guy's a

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00:02:49.380 on this with donald trump um i think he's shifting gears and i want to play just a real quick clip

00:02:59.920 uh from donald trump um let me see where it is um where he is he's talking about we have it maybe we

00:03:10.600 don't have it uh is it cut five no no no um let me just explain it to you because i don't know where

00:03:17.860 the clip is um he was asked on this nbc news interview what did you learn by uh your actions

00:03:26.840 in minnesota okay now it wasn't a hostile question i read it hostile because it might have

00:03:32.080 been in the reporter's mind as a really hostile question but i've heard that asked of george w bush

00:03:37.580 um and george w bush didn't answer it well uh barack obama was horrible what did you learn in your 0.99

00:03:46.120 first year what did you learn and you know this or that that you know people just are dumb and they 0.97

00:03:52.300 don't understand i'm getting talk back please in my ear uh you know they don't they don't understand 0.62

00:04:00.880 i you know i i don't know what i should have learned from that um basically i didn't learn anything

00:04:09.260 um biden did this trump kind of did this too what did i learn and he didn't have a really good humble 0.98

00:04:15.880 answer to it um biden was even worse you're just too stupid you know i didn't say it loud enough i 0.99

00:04:21.900 didn't say it enough i didn't you know whatever here's how donald trump answered this and i haven't 1.00

00:04:27.120 seen this in 25 years

00:04:28.840 um so here's what he said

00:04:39.260 what did i learn in minnesota i learned that maybe we can use a little bit of a softer touch

00:04:49.720 we still have to be tough these are criminals we're dealing with real hard criminals

00:04:54.080 but look i've called the people i've called the governor i've called the mayor i spoke with him

00:04:59.200 we had great conversations and i see people ranting and raving out there literally you know as though

00:05:05.580 those calls weren't made but i learned that if i had a little softer touch

00:05:10.420 that's huge for donald trump and let me tell you why that's so huge

00:05:15.900 donald trump is um

00:05:18.760 is a guy that doesn't he thinks how can i say this

00:05:25.520 i have seen the president do things personally

00:05:31.480 that i have had to sign uh

00:05:35.640 non-disclosure paperwork on

00:05:39.480 that show him on who he really is this soft giving kind unbelievable guy who just is not

00:05:50.320 the guy you see on television he's got this entire other side

00:05:55.060 um

00:05:56.940 and i asked him at one point as i'm signing this

00:06:04.420 release form of this non-disclosure form i'm like i looked at him i said why

00:06:08.340 why nobody needs to know that

00:06:11.140 no mr president that's exactly what they need to know

00:06:14.380 that's that's the this is such an important part of you that nobody ever sees

00:06:19.120 nobody needs to know

00:06:20.840 it's weak it's not weak but he is from this older generation 0.99

00:06:25.720 and he's the president he knows he needs to look strong etc and he doesn't ever show his softer side

00:06:32.220 rarely do you see his softer side

00:06:34.460 um and i think that's i just think that's a crime uh you know in a way because

00:06:42.120 you without seeing who he actually is

00:06:45.620 on that side you don't understand the full picture of donald trump

00:06:49.640 so here he is

00:06:51.800 softening and saying oh

00:06:54.220 uh yeah

00:06:55.640 i still have to be tough but i need a softer touch

00:06:58.620 that's a really

00:07:01.480 huge deal

00:07:03.100 then

00:07:04.000 he goes on and says you know the good shooting and the

00:07:07.680 the pretty shooting

00:07:08.720 look they weren't angels but their actions didn't justify fatal shootings

00:07:13.360 have you heard anyone on the left say the opposite of that

00:07:17.320 look

00:07:18.640 ice

00:07:19.560 made a mistake here

00:07:21.360 but they're not all bad

00:07:23.200 here's donald trump saying

00:07:26.480 good and pretty they weren't angels

00:07:29.060 which is true

00:07:30.040 but they shouldn't have been shot

00:07:32.180 which is also true

00:07:33.820 that is not the strong man that everybody says

00:07:40.280 okay

00:07:40.860 then he's asked about

00:07:43.320 you know president clinton

00:07:45.400 and uh being investigated

00:07:48.680 and having a subpoena from the house oversight and government reform

00:07:53.240 reform committee

00:07:54.060 as they look into the epstein files

00:07:56.540 and he said

00:07:57.800 quote

00:07:58.440 it bothers me that somebody's going after bill clinton

00:08:01.820 see i like bill clinton

00:08:03.720 i still like bill clinton

00:08:04.880 i liked his behavior towards me

00:08:07.000 i

00:08:07.220 i thought he got me

00:08:08.900 understood me

00:08:09.760 he was the one who said very famously

00:08:11.800 you don't want to run against trump

00:08:13.260 when they're 18 people

00:08:14.460 and hillary sort of laughed at him 0.99

00:08:16.660 okay

00:08:18.440 i always liked him

00:08:19.840 her

00:08:20.940 well she's a capable woman

00:08:22.400 who's better at debating

00:08:23.380 than some of the other people

00:08:24.360 i'll tell you that

00:08:25.020 she was smarter

00:08:25.680 she's a very smart woman

00:08:26.800 but i hate to see it in many ways

00:08:28.640 but then

00:08:29.240 i look at me

00:08:30.860 they went after me

00:08:32.240 they wanted to go after me

00:08:33.560 and put me in jail for the rest of my life

00:08:35.460 and it turned out i was innocent

00:08:36.720 i shouldn't feel this way

00:08:38.840 but i feel badly

00:08:39.760 that they have to go through that

00:08:41.100 empathy

00:08:42.260 real empathy

00:08:45.420 from donald trump

00:08:46.380 he's always been empathetic

00:08:51.120 but he's never let you see it

00:08:52.800 he's never let you see that

00:08:55.480 he is changing

00:08:57.940 and

00:08:58.500 and

00:08:58.980 and

00:08:59.740 let me just be really cynical

00:09:02.020 because the guy has the best gut

00:09:04.100 i've met two people

00:09:06.300 who have a gut

00:09:06.960 as good as he

00:09:07.700 um

00:09:08.420 as he has

00:09:09.100 roger ales was one of them 0.95

00:09:10.360 roger ales was a dirtbag 0.84

00:09:11.700 but when it came to reading 0.97

00:09:13.200 the american people

00:09:14.220 he's the guy who started fox

00:09:15.640 he was the best guy

00:09:17.620 i've ever seen

00:09:18.220 at being able just to

00:09:19.340 go right to the gut

00:09:20.880 i'd ask him about a question

00:09:22.800 about something

00:09:23.620 that was happening

00:09:24.260 and

00:09:25.280 i'd say

00:09:25.920 what do you think of that

00:09:26.760 he'd say well

00:09:27.300 here let me tell you what

00:09:28.200 i think people in ohio

00:09:29.280 will think

00:09:29.840 and it was always just

00:09:31.400 rooted in common sense

00:09:33.180 and i said to him

00:09:34.400 at one point

00:09:35.000 my gosh

00:09:35.840 if you were on the air

00:09:38.060 every day

00:09:38.680 you would be

00:09:39.680 the most powerful voice

00:09:41.700 in the world

00:09:42.640 and i think he thought

00:09:43.560 to himself

00:09:44.120 i already am the most

00:09:45.580 powerful voice in the world

00:09:46.580 i don't have to be on tv

00:09:47.580 but um

00:09:48.860 that was kind of

00:09:49.600 maybe the dark side of him

00:09:50.640 but

00:09:51.160 he understood

00:09:53.800 he had this great gut to him

00:09:55.340 donald trump has the same

00:09:57.140 and i think

00:09:58.500 he is seeing

00:09:59.500 we're not going to win

00:10:01.540 if we look like

00:10:02.900 we're the big bully

00:10:03.860 on the street

00:10:04.600 we have to

00:10:05.720 we have to win

00:10:07.240 uh

00:10:08.260 the hearts and minds

00:10:09.780 which is

00:10:10.820 fantastic

00:10:12.360 he also said yesterday

00:10:14.060 look we're doing a good job

00:10:15.900 we just don't have

00:10:16.860 good pr behind it

00:10:18.240 which is i've been saying

00:10:19.460 please

00:10:20.580 please

00:10:21.540 let me just let me bring

00:10:22.500 the chalkboard in front

00:10:23.440 of the white house

00:10:23.980 and just i'll set up

00:10:24.760 right there

00:10:25.300 out in the snow

00:10:26.520 and let me tell

00:10:27.100 let me tell people

00:10:28.100 what they're doing

00:10:28.900 and you can just

00:10:29.680 look at it and go

00:10:30.300 nope that's not it

00:10:31.300 or yep that's it

00:10:32.240 you need to tell

00:10:33.620 a better story

00:10:34.700 and he gets that

00:10:36.140 there is

00:10:37.360 there is something

00:10:38.180 uh

00:10:39.080 happening

00:10:39.640 and if i may

00:10:41.040 and i could be

00:10:42.000 way off base on this

00:10:43.380 but if you saw

00:10:45.920 the movie melania

00:10:46.920 there was one scene

00:10:51.620 that

00:10:52.700 now i've seen them

00:10:53.780 in person

00:10:54.460 so i know

00:10:55.460 i know their relationship

00:10:57.260 he really

00:10:59.200 she's very smart

00:11:00.340 he uh

00:11:02.020 really respects her

00:11:03.500 she really respects him

00:11:05.460 they like each other

00:11:06.540 they're in love

00:11:07.080 etc etc

00:11:07.660 but there's real respect

00:11:08.900 there as well

00:11:09.600 and at one point

00:11:11.360 in the movie

00:11:12.080 he is rehearsing

00:11:13.440 for the inaugural address

00:11:14.860 and um

00:11:16.700 she opens the door

00:11:17.540 and she's like

00:11:18.000 oh sorry

00:11:18.600 and he's like

00:11:19.080 no no no

00:11:19.600 hun come in

00:11:20.220 sit sit for a minute

00:11:21.100 so she sits down

00:11:22.280 and he starts

00:11:23.800 delivering his address

00:11:25.220 and gosh

00:11:26.680 i looked this up

00:11:27.340 earlier today

00:11:28.220 what was it

00:11:29.340 what was it he said

00:11:30.100 he said

00:11:30.980 my proudest legacy

00:11:32.140 will be that

00:11:32.920 of a peacemaker

00:11:33.940 and she said

00:11:35.020 she said

00:11:36.420 and a unifier

00:11:37.760 she's in the movie

00:11:39.520 and he says

00:11:40.420 my proudest legacy

00:11:41.620 will be that

00:11:42.440 of a peacemaker

00:11:43.380 and then she's sitting

00:11:45.840 in the you know

00:11:46.760 in the room

00:11:47.360 with the writers

00:11:48.500 and she said

00:11:49.240 she looks at him

00:11:50.080 points to him

00:11:50.500 and said

00:11:50.780 and a unifier

00:11:51.960 and he looked at her

00:11:54.140 and he went

00:11:55.220 yeah that's good

00:11:56.480 and a unifier

00:11:57.660 write that in

00:11:58.340 then the next scene

00:11:59.800 is him at the

00:12:01.120 at the capitol

00:12:02.340 giving the speech

00:12:03.480 and what's amazing

00:12:04.980 is

00:12:05.600 we didn't understand

00:12:06.720 it at the time

00:12:07.420 I didn't understand

00:12:08.060 it until I saw

00:12:08.580 the movie

00:12:09.100 Melania

00:12:10.220 he says that line

00:12:12.320 and the most

00:12:13.100 uh

00:12:13.580 the thing I

00:12:14.120 will

00:12:14.640 you know

00:12:15.080 my most proudest

00:12:15.820 my proudest

00:12:16.300 accomplishment

00:12:16.740 will be that

00:12:17.340 of a peacemaker

00:12:18.200 and a unifier

00:12:20.040 and everybody

00:12:20.860 starts to applaud

00:12:21.680 and he turns around

00:12:22.760 and he points

00:12:23.460 to Melania

00:12:24.180 and smiles

00:12:25.140 and shakes

00:12:25.660 his head

00:12:26.220 and she just 0.97

00:12:27.500 gives the faintest

00:12:28.540 smile of recognition

00:12:29.840 she keeps him

00:12:32.740 anchored

00:12:33.640 um

00:12:34.340 I think

00:12:34.940 in um

00:12:36.560 in the softness

00:12:38.060 uh

00:12:39.240 and I wouldn't be surprised

00:12:40.760 if they haven't had

00:12:42.000 a conversation

00:12:42.800 I mean

00:12:43.460 I also wouldn't be surprised

00:12:44.920 if he didn't have a conversation

00:12:46.020 with anybody

00:12:46.460 because he has the best gut

00:12:47.660 of the American people

00:12:49.160 I've ever seen

00:12:50.040 um

00:12:51.120 but

00:12:51.660 she is a 0.62

00:12:54.280 softening

00:12:55.040 a softener

00:12:56.180 uh

00:12:56.900 for him

00:12:57.420 you know

00:12:58.240 she was like

00:12:58.840 unifier

00:12:59.420 he meant

00:13:00.420 peacemaker

00:13:01.100 as somebody

00:13:02.340 who's gonna make

00:13:02.720 peace all around

00:13:03.260 the world

00:13:03.520 which he did

00:13:04.180 uh

00:13:05.300 and she

00:13:06.480 understood

00:13:07.220 and you're going

00:13:08.180 to unify

00:13:08.820 everybody in the country

00:13:09.940 and that's exactly

00:13:11.000 what he's trying

00:13:11.600 to do now

00:13:12.180 he's softening

00:13:13.140 to unify

00:13:14.560 because he knows

00:13:15.680 the only other

00:13:16.760 option

00:13:17.220 is civil war

00:13:18.280 I mean

00:13:19.100 did you see

00:13:19.620 what the radicals

00:13:20.360 are doing

00:13:20.680 on the streets

00:13:21.280 of

00:13:21.580 Minnesota

00:13:22.740 and Minneapolis

00:13:23.320 they're putting

00:13:24.520 their own

00:13:25.060 checkpoints

00:13:26.200 up

00:13:26.580 I got news

00:13:28.220 for you

00:13:28.620 you have a

00:13:29.400 checkpoint

00:13:29.920 in Minneapolis

00:13:31.860 and you try

00:13:32.820 to stop my car

00:13:33.860 as a civilian

00:13:34.720 I'm blowing

00:13:35.800 past you

00:13:36.400 I am not

00:13:37.160 stopping my car

00:13:38.180 and

00:13:39.080 somehow or another

00:13:39.960 they also have

00:13:41.140 access to

00:13:42.260 the license

00:13:43.040 plates

00:13:43.520 hmm

00:13:44.720 how'd they get

00:13:45.660 that

00:13:46.160 now

00:13:47.960 Homan 0.98

00:13:48.540 has just

00:13:49.300 said

00:13:49.700 I mean

00:13:50.600 Homan 0.98

00:13:51.220 remember

00:13:51.860 I said

00:13:52.620 when

00:13:53.480 he made

00:13:54.200 this deal

00:13:54.980 he said

00:13:56.000 I'm going

00:13:57.820 to fire 0.97

00:13:58.300 what's his name

00:13:59.020 from Border Patrol

00:14:00.500 and I'm bringing

00:14:01.040 Homan in 0.58

00:14:01.640 everybody's like

00:14:02.420 I think he caved

00:14:03.360 that's the white flag

00:14:04.360 no it's not

00:14:04.920 because he brought

00:14:05.340 Homan in 0.58

00:14:05.880 Homan is the 1.00

00:14:06.900 toughest of the

00:14:07.620 tough guys

00:14:08.220 it's like

00:14:08.700 the only step

00:14:09.700 up from Homan

00:14:10.760 is Raisin Cain

00:14:11.960 okay

00:14:13.040 and then Donald

00:14:14.400 Trump himself

00:14:15.220 so he didn't

00:14:16.660 surrender

00:14:17.100 but Homan 0.99

00:14:17.720 said yesterday

00:14:18.740 we're now

00:14:21.760 going into

00:14:22.880 the jail

00:14:23.520 we have

00:14:24.060 complete

00:14:25.200 compliance

00:14:26.140 with Minneapolis

00:14:28.080 and Minnesota

00:14:29.020 wait

00:14:31.300 so Donald

00:14:32.280 Trump got

00:14:32.880 everything that

00:14:33.620 he was asking

00:14:34.280 for

00:14:34.660 what a surprise

00:14:36.500 again

00:14:37.160 win

00:14:37.900 but how'd

00:14:41.860 that happen

00:14:42.420 how'd that

00:14:43.820 happen

00:14:44.200 now

00:14:45.680 you could be

00:14:46.560 really

00:14:47.080 cynical

00:14:47.840 and say

00:14:48.280 maybe

00:14:48.540 some sort

00:14:49.080 of a deal

00:14:49.560 was cut

00:14:50.040 I hope

00:14:50.440 that's not

00:14:50.900 true

00:14:51.120 I doubt

00:14:51.580 that's true

00:14:52.180 I think

00:14:54.160 that is

00:14:55.480 Donald Trump

00:14:56.640 knowing exactly

00:14:57.680 how to play

00:14:58.260 the game

00:14:58.780 remember

00:14:59.400 he

00:14:59.800 he's a

00:15:00.760 negotiator

00:15:01.360 first

00:15:01.760 he's a

00:15:02.180 negotiator

00:15:02.740 he can

00:15:03.400 read the

00:15:04.020 room

00:15:04.340 alright

00:15:07.360 let me tell

00:15:07.720 you about

00:15:07.920 relief factor

00:15:08.480 sometimes

00:15:08.800 it's not

00:15:09.440 you know

00:15:09.860 one big

00:15:10.300 injury

00:15:10.620 that slows

00:15:11.140 you down

00:15:11.500 it's a

00:15:11.860 little

00:15:12.220 bunch

00:15:12.620 of little

00:15:12.940 injuries

00:15:13.280 that has

00:15:13.560 happened

00:15:13.800 all over

00:15:14.220 life

00:15:14.620 you know

00:15:14.880 little aches

00:15:15.420 that never

00:15:15.760 quite leave

00:15:16.320 your knees

00:15:17.180 remind you

00:15:17.640 when you

00:15:17.840 stand up

00:15:18.360 your back

00:15:18.700 talks to

00:15:19.120 you

00:15:19.200 when you

00:15:19.400 bend over

00:15:19.880 your shoulders

00:15:20.400 feel tight

00:15:21.000 by the end

00:15:21.440 of the day

00:15:21.860 all the

00:15:22.540 stuff that

00:15:22.900 didn't happen

00:15:23.420 but after a

00:15:24.100 lifetime of

00:15:24.900 doing stuff

00:15:26.000 just doing

00:15:26.820 stuff

00:15:27.280 now you're

00:15:27.660 like oh

00:15:28.080 geez how

00:15:28.460 am I going

00:15:28.740 to move

00:15:28.960 through all

00:15:29.340 of this

00:15:29.600 every day

00:15:30.040 that's why

00:15:30.840 a lot of

00:15:31.120 people have

00:15:31.460 decided to

00:15:31.940 try relief

00:15:32.480 factor

00:15:32.800 it's a

00:15:33.160 it's a

00:15:34.060 daily

00:15:34.300 supplement

00:15:34.860 and it's

00:15:35.280 designed to

00:15:35.800 support your

00:15:36.320 body's natural

00:15:37.080 response to

00:15:37.780 inflammation

00:15:38.300 it helps you

00:15:38.880 feel more

00:15:39.240 comfortable

00:15:39.640 so you can

00:15:40.080 stay active

00:15:40.660 and do the

00:15:41.400 things you

00:15:41.740 really enjoy

00:15:42.500 without the

00:15:42.900 constant reminders

00:15:43.560 that something

00:15:44.000 hurts

00:15:44.280 it's about

00:15:45.180 supporting your

00:15:45.920 body not

00:15:46.440 just covering

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00:16:20.100 now back to

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00:16:21.680 this is the

00:16:23.260 best of the

00:16:24.060 Glenn Beck

00:16:24.360 program

00:16:24.880 this is the

00:16:27.060 Glenn Beck

00:16:27.340 program

00:16:27.720 welcome to

00:16:28.900 Thursday it's

00:16:29.720 the 5th of

00:16:30.280 February there's

00:16:30.940 a lot going on

00:16:31.660 I'm going to

00:16:31.840 take your phone

00:16:32.300 calls here in

00:16:33.380 just a second

00:16:33.960 I want to

00:16:34.460 I just have

00:16:35.220 to play a

00:16:35.660 couple you

00:16:36.200 have to play

00:16:36.620 a couple of

00:16:36.980 things first

00:16:37.380 of all can

00:16:37.640 we play this

00:16:38.200 weird Kamala

00:16:40.240 Harris X thing

00:16:41.320 that came out

00:16:41.900 last night I

00:16:43.060 think it's

00:16:43.360 trending it is

00:16:44.880 just a you

00:16:46.400 know Kamala 0.54

00:16:47.680 HQ and it's

00:16:50.060 a sign in

00:16:50.920 and you

00:16:53.100 know your

00:16:53.460 your your

00:16:55.060 login your

00:16:55.920 login name and

00:16:56.780 your your

00:16:57.260 code your

00:16:58.000 yeah and

00:16:59.660 play it here

00:17:01.380 let me just

00:17:01.880 show you what

00:17:02.300 it says so

00:17:03.040 so she's

00:17:05.500 typing it in

00:17:06.180 and she

00:17:08.160 types in the

00:17:08.740 first the

00:17:09.300 first code is

00:17:10.380 two online

00:17:13.660 then it's the

00:17:14.760 babysitter is

00:17:15.520 weird and

00:17:16.740 then what's the

00:17:18.420 last one

00:17:18.900 the last one

00:17:23.160 I'm looking for

00:17:23.920 headquarters yeah

00:17:25.240 she just writes

00:17:26.160 headquarters and

00:17:27.540 then it says

00:17:28.120 tomorrow please

00:17:31.620 tell me this is

00:17:32.760 today by the

00:17:33.460 way that tomorrow

00:17:34.160 is today for

00:17:34.920 her so please 0.99

00:17:38.080 tell me you're

00:17:38.520 running for

00:17:39.440 president that's

00:17:40.360 what they're

00:17:40.660 starting to say

00:17:41.220 that she's going

00:17:41.700 to run for

00:17:42.020 president oh

00:17:42.800 please please

00:17:44.080 make that please

00:17:45.000 be Gavin and

00:17:46.460 Kamala wouldn't 0.91

00:17:47.360 that be fabulous

00:17:48.260 way too online

00:17:49.920 means we know

00:17:50.680 we're just too

00:17:51.580 cool the

00:17:52.720 babysitter is weird

00:17:53.700 as a slam on

00:17:54.420 Trump I guess

00:17:55.020 project 2025 is

00:17:56.520 real is also

00:17:58.180 another slam on 0.76

00:17:59.280 on Trump and

00:18:01.520 and Kamala's

00:18:02.960 headquarters today

00:18:04.120 going to be

00:18:04.560 making an

00:18:05.020 announcement oh

00:18:05.900 I cannot wait

00:18:08.300 by the way I

00:18:10.560 want to talk a

00:18:11.100 little bit about

00:18:11.740 body cams because

00:18:13.020 I've been hearing

00:18:13.500 this thing about

00:18:14.180 you know body

00:18:15.060 cams on ice you

00:18:16.100 know we got to

00:18:16.400 have body cams

00:18:17.000 on ice I I

00:18:18.220 have a I'd like

00:18:19.780 to put body cams

00:18:20.680 on politicians and

00:18:21.980 I'm going to

00:18:22.560 explain that coming

00:18:23.360 up in just a

00:18:23.960 minute first let me

00:18:24.560 go to Tom in

00:18:26.200 Albania hello

00:18:28.180 Tom hello

00:18:30.380 Glenn how are

00:18:31.200 you good how

00:18:33.640 how are things in

00:18:34.660 Albania well I'm

00:18:37.280 watching a beautiful

00:18:38.480 sunset over

00:18:40.480 Ivanka's island I'm

00:18:42.780 in Valora

00:18:43.540 Albania and I

00:18:45.840 don't know if you

00:18:46.260 know or not but

00:18:46.920 Ivanka Trump bought

00:18:48.060 an island and

00:18:49.200 right off the coast

00:18:50.280 here and they're

00:18:51.900 going to build a

00:18:52.740 Trump resort there

00:18:53.920 and I'm looking

00:18:55.140 at it the sun

00:18:55.960 setting over it at

00:18:56.860 the moment is

00:18:57.360 gorgeous so do

00:18:59.500 you live in

00:19:00.320 Albania or you're

00:19:01.440 visiting yeah not

00:19:03.160 well we moved here

00:19:04.080 we moved here in

00:19:04.940 December we're now

00:19:05.820 living here yes

00:19:06.600 what why did you

00:19:09.700 move to Albania 0.72

00:19:10.600 well because I have

00:19:13.440 a condo on the

00:19:15.880 right on the Ionian

00:19:17.880 sea

00:19:18.780 across Ivanka's

00:19:22.620 island that's your

00:19:23.320 wife that's a good 1.00

00:19:24.280 man you just keep

00:19:26.340 listening to your

00:19:26.940 wife brother just

00:19:27.720 keep doing it

00:19:28.280 whatever she says

00:19:29.120 you repeat I got

00:19:30.120 it yeah we're right

00:19:32.200 on right on the

00:19:33.140 beach looking at

00:19:34.360 Ivanka's island and

00:19:35.180 it's 700 euros a

00:19:36.200 month to pay for it

00:19:36.900 so my my house the

00:19:39.240 last house I had in

00:19:39.960 America was over

00:19:40.800 two thousand dollars a

00:19:41.700 month and that was

00:19:42.240 not a very nice house

00:19:43.200 this is gorgeous so I

00:19:46.140 I have to you were

00:19:47.360 one of the first if

00:19:48.480 not the first insiders

00:19:50.300 I'm told from Europe

00:19:51.560 yes torch members

00:19:53.600 probably the first

00:19:54.280 yes you know I you

00:19:58.340 should have waited for

00:19:58.900 me to make the long

00:19:59.600 distance call but I

00:20:01.620 it doesn't I was yeah

00:20:05.040 I know I was shocked

00:20:08.240 at we have like we

00:20:09.460 have torch members now

00:20:10.540 in 40 different

00:20:11.680 countries and like

00:20:13.420 lots and lots of

00:20:15.760 them all over and I

00:20:17.740 actually want to call

00:20:18.560 some because I I

00:20:19.400 assume they're all

00:20:20.460 ex-pats or I mean I

00:20:23.440 don't know else how

00:20:24.420 else you find us I

00:20:25.640 can't imagine that you

00:20:26.480 know you're in you

00:20:27.460 know Switzerland and

00:20:28.480 you're like you got to

00:20:29.280 hear this guy he talks

00:20:30.480 about chocolate all the

00:20:31.500 time it's great

00:20:32.480 no I've been listening

00:20:35.060 to you since you

00:20:35.580 started I was actually

00:20:36.740 I listened to rushes 0.87

00:20:38.220 at first national

00:20:39.500 broadcast um wow so I

00:20:42.080 mean I've been talk

00:20:43.040 radio for ever since I

00:20:44.500 was you know

00:20:45.000 but I'm here yeah

00:20:46.080 wow wow what's your

00:20:47.680 wife saying again we 0.69

00:20:48.400 should just talk to

00:20:48.980 your wife she's just 0.99

00:20:49.680 put her on hi hi 1.00

00:20:51.340 hi Glenn um I have

00:20:53.820 I have an upper

00:20:55.280 respiratory virus so

00:20:56.640 excuse my hoarse voice

00:20:58.080 oh I'm sorry have you

00:20:59.980 talked to dr fauci about

00:21:01.120 it uh no I'm not

00:21:03.400 going to talk to

00:21:04.000 fauci about it yeah

00:21:05.060 okay good good good

00:21:06.540 then you'll survive it's

00:21:07.600 a pleasure to chat with

00:21:08.760 you no thank you thank

00:21:11.600 you it's uh good to

00:21:12.620 know that you guys are

00:21:13.260 in albania if I ever

00:21:14.600 need a place to hide

00:21:15.340 out you'll be getting

00:21:16.240 a call from me yeah we

00:21:18.320 moved here because uh

00:21:20.300 mostly because we

00:21:21.920 started planning this

00:21:23.020 last year the cost of

00:21:24.180 living in the united

00:21:25.640 states uh has become

00:21:27.840 astronomical for us and

00:21:29.580 we could actually live

00:21:31.540 here quite comfortably on

00:21:33.460 our my husband's

00:21:35.820 retirement and both of

00:21:37.080 our social security

00:21:38.020 wow oh that's great

00:21:40.460 um if I'm ever in

00:21:42.340 albania albania i'll

00:21:43.600 look you up thank you

00:21:45.060 so much god bless you

00:21:46.320 both i'm sure you'll

00:21:47.060 i'm sure you're going to

00:21:48.040 become to her island

00:21:49.160 right oh of course i'm

00:21:51.780 going to have already

00:21:52.640 plans for that soon

00:21:54.720 um yeah next next month

00:21:57.400 thank you so much um

00:21:59.340 jason

00:22:00.020 thursdays are the days 1.00

00:22:03.820 that i try to keep open

00:22:05.340 for uh phone calls and

00:22:07.100 i've got a lot of phone

00:22:07.760 calls but i want to

00:22:08.540 check with uh you

00:22:09.820 because you're monitoring

00:22:10.740 you know uh all of the

00:22:13.300 socials and everything

00:22:14.000 else what is the big

00:22:15.540 topic of conversation

00:22:16.660 that i should know of

00:22:17.580 or address

00:22:18.160 there's not really one

00:22:20.100 big topic it's a bit of

00:22:21.960 barrage in the insider

00:22:24.120 chat today a ton of

00:22:25.600 comments i've got about

00:22:26.580 50 of them here saved for

00:22:28.480 you that i'll have to if

00:22:29.240 we don't get to the

00:22:30.640 majority of them i'll

00:22:31.560 have to show you but it

00:22:32.760 really is kind of all

00:22:33.620 over the place i wanted to

00:22:34.840 to show this one there

00:22:36.900 was a ton of people

00:22:37.980 saying the song is

00:22:38.800 beautiful the lady

00:22:39.640 liberty song tons of

00:22:40.920 people talking about

00:22:41.700 that and then this was

00:22:43.640 a i think this was a

00:22:45.400 consensus that people

00:22:46.820 said i'm going to read

00:22:47.360 this one from lauren

00:22:48.140 lauren said okay glenn i

00:22:50.320 i'll give it to you

00:22:51.360 you should do it this

00:22:52.300 way with you telling the

00:22:53.400 story over the music in

00:22:54.720 the background that's

00:22:55.860 what they want to see

00:22:56.540 you know it might wreck

00:22:58.620 the song a bit you know

00:23:01.440 people i you know you

00:23:03.120 know it's in french and

00:23:04.860 the reason why it's in

00:23:05.740 french is because my

00:23:07.380 original concept is what

00:23:10.040 would the french say to

00:23:11.680 lady liberty today they

00:23:12.880 gave it to us so you're

00:23:14.320 standing there up on our

00:23:15.320 shore and you're looking

00:23:15.980 up at her what would you

00:23:16.900 be saying and so the

00:23:18.260 lyrics in french are you

00:23:19.820 know you're a mother

00:23:21.420 you're you're a mother

00:23:22.880 wake your children remind

00:23:24.460 them who they are tell

00:23:25.540 them stand up be brave uh

00:23:28.400 and that's why it's in

00:23:29.260 french and besides my 0.95

00:23:31.140 lyrics kind of suck if 0.96

00:23:32.200 they're not in french 0.97

00:23:32.960 um but this is me a lot

00:23:35.800 of people talking about

00:23:36.720 the save act and what it

00:23:37.860 means and a lot of

00:23:39.060 people are worried that

00:23:40.060 nothing is going to

00:23:41.220 happen especially through

00:23:42.320 like pressure from the

00:23:43.460 administration and

00:23:44.680 shane said his biggest

00:23:45.760 concern is trump applies

00:23:47.060 pressure wrong domestically

00:23:48.700 he's great doing it with

00:23:49.920 foreign policy but he's

00:23:51.340 not doing it right with

00:23:52.380 people like john thune he

00:23:53.520 will get crushed in the

00:23:54.400 midterms if nothing in

00:23:55.800 congress changes

00:23:56.780 i will tell you the one

00:23:59.920 thing um that i know

00:24:03.160 about the save act with

00:24:04.600 donald trump is he has

00:24:06.180 said to me several times

00:24:07.520 one way or another in

00:24:08.580 different conversations

00:24:09.320 if we don't get control

00:24:11.360 of the corruption of our

00:24:13.260 elections if we can't if

00:24:15.820 we can't verify we know

00:24:17.540 who's voting he said we'll

00:24:19.620 never win another election

00:24:20.700 again um and so i know he

00:24:24.180 is he is on this the one

00:24:27.820 thing that bothers me is

00:24:30.380 his fallback which he

00:24:32.060 announced right off the

00:24:33.360 pad almost is let the

00:24:35.640 federal government take

00:24:36.500 over the elections that's

00:24:37.700 unconstitutional that

00:24:38.900 cannot happen that's a

00:24:40.180 really really um bad thing

00:24:43.080 because they will love that

00:24:45.820 oh if the federal government

00:24:47.280 can change you can do all

00:24:48.640 the elections they can

00:24:49.600 change that easy the the

00:24:52.260 constitution specifically

00:24:53.900 says all of the elections

00:24:55.340 are local and state um and

00:24:58.840 they're in charge of all of

00:25:00.320 the elections and i think

00:25:01.380 that is really important now

00:25:03.100 the federal government can

00:25:04.380 say we need uh voter id you've

00:25:08.160 got to have a valid face id so

00:25:11.900 we know who you are and that

00:25:13.460 you're a citizen and i you know

00:25:15.060 everybody is for that i don't

00:25:16.760 know why thune is saying well

00:25:19.020 we've got things like the

00:25:20.200 transportation act that we

00:25:21.800 got to pass really i don't

00:25:25.300 care honestly i don't care if

00:25:27.760 airplanes are grounded for two

00:25:31.220 weeks what's more important a

00:25:34.260 two-week stall on on our

00:25:36.320 airplanes which is not going to

00:25:37.900 happen a two-week stall on

00:25:39.780 airplanes or voter id for the

00:25:42.900 rest of our lives which one's

00:25:44.820 going to destroy the republic if

00:25:47.440 we don't have voter id you have

00:25:49.120 no republic that's why they're

00:25:51.700 fighting so hard to keep all of

00:25:53.660 these illegals in the country they 0.98

00:25:56.000 know i i gave you the the stats uh

00:25:59.300 last hour about what's happening

00:26:00.560 with the census these states are

00:26:02.500 going to lose um electoral votes

00:26:06.040 and once they lose electoral votes

00:26:08.580 when when when new york and

00:26:10.620 california are not controlling the

00:26:12.840 swing anymore well that's a

00:26:15.500 problem for democrats that's a real

00:26:17.780 problem that's why they have all of

00:26:19.640 these people in because they've got

00:26:21.900 to have those votes they've got to

00:26:23.960 have the congressional and uh the

00:26:26.500 congressional seats and they've got

00:26:27.860 to have the electoral college by

00:26:29.860 saying no no no we don't count

00:26:31.360 people that that are not here

00:26:32.760 legally and you can't vote unless

00:26:35.240 you have a valid id that changes

00:26:38.340 absolutely everything and uh i i think

00:26:42.920 because as i said trump is such a good

00:26:45.000 read of people almost i agree with the

00:26:49.480 caller

00:26:49.980 domestically he's not as good as he is

00:26:55.480 internationally sometimes um i think of

00:26:58.900 the epstein thing that was so

00:27:00.120 mishandled and he he didn't get what

00:27:03.160 that meant beyond epstein that was a

00:27:06.160 trust thing that was not just epstein

00:27:08.080 that was a wait a minute this was

00:27:10.780 something that all of us were bothered

00:27:12.260 by and now it just kind of goes away

00:27:15.180 and you know i think the positioning

00:27:17.820 on that one was poor this one this one

00:27:21.860 i i just think he cares an awful lot

00:27:24.200 about i i hope that he pushes thune

00:27:27.740 because it's all going to come down to

00:27:29.320 thune one guy is going to stand in the

00:27:31.440 way of voter id and that will be john

00:27:33.720 thune because john thune has to say okay

00:27:38.080 go ahead filibuster but it's a standing

00:27:40.420 filibuster meaning you you have to talk

00:27:43.760 your way through it and here's how that

00:27:45.380 works thune is saying we don't have time

00:27:47.720 for that because all what is what do they

00:27:50.880 have 49 senators so 49 senators can speak

00:27:54.900 on the same subject in a filibuster two

00:27:57.480 times so a senator can get up and she can

00:28:01.280 um and she can start talking about it and

00:28:04.120 then when she's tired she passes it to

00:28:05.780 another democratic senator so you have you

00:28:09.840 know a hundred speakers just under you

00:28:12.760 know a hundred speakers that are going to

00:28:14.420 speak just 49 people twice um and once

00:28:19.660 that's done you can't speak a third time

00:28:21.700 once that's done once they go through all

00:28:23.480 those people then it goes to a vote what

00:28:27.280 the democrats want is the the new kind of

00:28:30.460 filibuster where it's not a standing

00:28:32.120 filibuster where they say we got we're

00:28:33.620 filibustering that and then it takes 60

00:28:36.460 votes to get to cloture well they'll never

00:28:39.420 get 60 votes for the the save act and

00:28:42.820 democrats know that john thune just has to

00:28:46.060 say well go ahead talk your socks off

00:28:48.180 because when you're done in 30 days guess

00:28:51.240 what happens we vote and all i need is a

00:28:54.060 simple majority so we win so go ahead talk

00:28:57.360 all you want and they're not going to want

00:28:59.040 to talk for 30 days on this because

00:29:01.460 everybody's going to go wait wait you're

00:29:03.660 standing against votes you're stopping all

00:29:07.340 of these things you're stopping the

00:29:09.380 government because you think that people

00:29:12.040 shouldn't have voter id 71 percent of

00:29:15.400 democrats believe in voter id 71 percent of

00:29:19.500 democrats this is so against their own

00:29:22.760 voters their own voters want this let them

00:29:26.700 talk john let them talk save the republic

00:29:31.180 and let me just speak to you just you know

00:29:34.600 politically save yourself save the gop

00:29:39.020 your party is nothing if you can't stand

00:29:42.620 for something this important this is the

00:29:47.020 best of the glenn beck program

00:29:49.200 let me start with china biolabs you know 0.99

00:29:55.280 this story is really really disturbing

00:29:57.140 china is buying up farmland they're buying

00:30:00.360 up land all over america and they're

00:30:03.100 buying up land near our our bases our

00:30:07.920 military bases anybody notice where this

00:30:10.860 biolab is it's not very far from a

00:30:15.940 military base like a stone's throw from

00:30:20.040 one of our big military bases

00:30:21.420 you know where else it is it also is in a

00:30:27.100 major city where tourists come from all

00:30:30.040 over the united states in the world

00:30:31.480 you know where else it was in an airbnb

00:30:36.340 where people are coming to vegas they're

00:30:40.140 staying in this airbnb then they're going

00:30:43.140 to hotels and conventions and to the floors

00:30:46.620 of the casinos and to all of the shows then

00:30:49.280 they're getting on an airplane and they're

00:30:51.160 flying elsewhere this is crazy this is

00:30:54.620 crazy and this is not the first time we

00:30:58.140 have found it you want i mean you know the

00:31:01.100 the chinese wrote something you should read

00:31:03.560 in fact we did a we did a show on it soon

00:31:07.480 the entire library of glennbeck.com is going

00:31:10.000 to be up and you'll be able to search for

00:31:12.760 things like this you'll be able to go to you

00:31:14.440 know torch and just type in um you know

00:31:17.400 unrestricted warfare and it will bring you

00:31:19.740 everything that we've done on unrestricted

00:31:21.760 warfare but that is what they call what

00:31:24.320 they're doing china calls this unrestricted

00:31:26.560 warfare where it's not soldiers anymore it's

00:31:29.420 unrestricted they'll just do whatever they

00:31:31.800 have to do to win and part of that very

00:31:35.820 likely is hey let's put bio labs near you

00:31:40.320 know uh u.s military bases let's put bio labs 0.99

00:31:44.480 in you know major cities that are tourist

00:31:47.580 destinations because we can get people if we

00:31:50.840 want to we need to we can get that whole

00:31:52.540 country sick overnight we can shut down their

00:31:56.380 military overnight because that'll spread into

00:31:59.220 the military base and by the time it gets by

00:32:01.140 the time people figure it out it'll be in all

00:32:03.080 of our military bases that's unrestricted

00:32:06.080 warfare that i i hope i mean i have i i trust my

00:32:10.660 president and i trust our defense department i'm

00:32:14.020 not sure i trust a lot in uh the intel and

00:32:18.680 justice but i do trust my president this is

00:32:23.040 something that's real that's absolutely real and

00:32:26.740 we should be watching uh for

00:32:28.580 but let me talk to you about watching

00:32:32.760 everybody is saying that ice needs to have

00:32:37.860 cameras you know on their vests i'm all for

00:32:42.120 that i think the best thing that ever happened

00:32:43.880 to the cops is we put cameras on their vests 0.87

00:32:45.700 because everybody before was like oh my gosh

00:32:48.180 look what you know what he broke my arm your

00:32:50.800 arm doesn't even look broken do you have it in

00:32:52.600 a cast have you had an x-ray no he broke my arm

00:32:54.920 i'm telling you it broke my arm cop wasn't even

00:32:57.680 around whatever it was put cameras on cops that's

00:33:01.220 great put them on ice great we'll know the

00:33:05.140 story it keeps them true and it keeps the lying

00:33:09.420 liars away from the away from the the press

00:33:13.220 because we improved that didn't happen okay

00:33:15.160 but i got to thinking everybody wants this on

00:33:19.580 the cops

00:33:20.120 well you know you know politicians are kind

00:33:24.800 of you know cops in suits you know they're the

00:33:28.640 ones that are supposed to be policing our laws

00:33:31.180 policing our constitution make sure there's no

00:33:34.660 enemies foreign or domestic that's what they're

00:33:36.460 sworn to do they take an oath to protect that and

00:33:39.860 to serve that what do the cops take they take an

00:33:42.420 oath to protect and serve right

00:33:44.080 so why is nobody watching the watchers

00:33:49.380 my local cop has to wear a vest ice gonna have to

00:33:54.020 wear a vest the gas station the grocery store the

00:33:56.840 front porch dogs have cameras now but the people

00:34:02.200 with the most power the ones who have the who

00:34:05.940 operate that power operate the systems they're on

00:34:10.920 the honor system uh honor in washington dc is two

00:34:16.880 words not one you understand what i'm saying

00:34:18.940 there's no honor there so here's a radical thought why

00:34:24.160 don't we flip this around cops wear cameras because we 0.65

00:34:26.940 say power requires accountability great let's finish

00:34:30.280 the sentence here if you hold public office you wear a

00:34:33.380 camera and not at your speeches not during your press

00:34:36.800 conferences all the time i mean not all the time i

00:34:41.040 mean you're gonna you know there are times you're not

00:34:43.280 gonna wear a camera congressional body cams cabinet

00:34:47.060 level gopros senators with a blinking red light that

00:34:51.060 says yeah remember senator we're watching you want to meet

00:34:55.200 a lobbyist great smile you're on candid camera you want to

00:34:59.160 negotiate you know a bill at midnight great america's

00:35:02.740 watching the uncut version you want to say this isn't how

00:35:09.180 the real world works perfect could you define the real world

00:35:13.160 please because the one i live in has and demands receipts the one

00:35:18.700 you live in i don't think is the real world because it never

00:35:21.800 demands receipts from any of you

00:35:23.660 yeah but that's extreme really that's extreme

00:35:30.160 i think we've already decided that extreme was acceptable

00:35:36.740 haven't we and if cameras are extreme we then why do we have them for traffic

00:35:44.060 stops what why do we have them for classrooms

00:35:46.980 we decided it for every american who doesn't have power

00:35:55.800 why does transparency suddenly become a reason unreasonable the moment it reaches

00:36:00.800 the top why you're watched in everything you do

00:36:04.280 here's why imagine what would happen half of washington would suddenly go you

00:36:11.260 know what i'm too old for this job i should retire i'm gonna let some of

00:36:14.520 these youngsters in that's that's the first thing that would happen

00:36:16.760 another quarter would suddenly rediscover prayer

00:36:19.940 and the rest would spend the first month just asking interns is this thing on

00:36:26.080 corruption would need to be prosecuted it would die of embarrassment here's the

00:36:33.640 thing corruption thrives in the shadows it hates daylight it hates context it hates

00:36:40.740 time stamps you wouldn't need hearings anymore just hit rewind uh i never said

00:36:47.340 here it is at 2 14 p.m sir remember right after the lunch fundraiser you said this

00:36:55.200 i mean protect privacy sure bathroom breaks no camera i don't want to say family time off camera

00:37:02.900 but you're governing red lights on you're doing deals red lights on you don't get secrecy

00:37:11.260 and authority pick one what do you say pick one i'll give you national defense but i would like to

00:37:17.840 make sure that we define national defense because we've also redefined secrecy and top secret

00:37:23.380 top secret uh says here that uh he used three napkins while he was in the congressional lunchroom

00:37:31.080 uh let's classify that as secret please everything's classified as secret now so let's let's look at

00:37:38.760 what's actually needs to be secret and what doesn't it's amazing amazing how quickly behavior changes

00:37:46.020 when you know you're being watched do you know that most people when they steal from their company

00:37:52.740 they don't they don't they don't steal because they're bad people really honestly most people

00:37:59.040 when they start stealing from their company it's not because they're bad people it's because no one's

00:38:05.880 watching them and so something just happens to people when they're not watching not being watched

00:38:12.980 they think people don't care i don't know about you but i care deeply about our country i care deeply

00:38:18.160 about the republic i care deeply about all of the crime that is going on and i'm not talking about

00:38:23.660 on our streets i'm talking about the crime you know that's happening in uh daycare centers

00:38:31.500 the crime that is happening in our government with our own money why would you go steal money from a bank

00:38:37.900 when the bank has limited amounts of cash why wouldn't you steal it from the federal government

00:38:43.320 and the taxpayers that's where the real money is you know you look at oceans 11 we're going to go in

00:38:49.680 we're going to rob all the casinos rookies did you see what they did in minnesota what they're most

00:38:56.880 likely doing in california new york and maybe even your state i gotta tell you bills would become a lot

00:39:03.080 shorter language would become much much clearer deals would suddenly make sense you wouldn't go

00:39:09.380 wait a minute what happened how did that happen why did they pass it that makes no sense at all oh no

00:39:13.880 it would make perfect sense here you are at 101 a.m okay phrases like unintended consequences i think

00:39:24.680 would go extinct the only thing radical that we need is radical transparency

00:39:32.320 and radical transparency doesn't require better people it just requires visible people

00:39:39.660 this is the thing that people misunderstand when when uh our founder said you know this constitution

00:39:48.420 this system of government is wholly in act and inadequate for a non-religious and non-moral people 1.00

00:39:54.960 when if you're not if you're religious and if you're uh irreligious and uh and not a moral people you

00:40:05.820 you you can't have freedom you just can't because you're screwing things up you're stealing all the

00:40:15.080 time you're you're cutting the the the line you're you're trying to get away with stuff but if you're

00:40:21.880 religious and moral people all of a sudden you have a governor on yourself you go no that's wrong i

00:40:25.960 can't do that that's wrong we need that governor back but until we get that governor back uh maybe

00:40:32.460 cameras are a good way you know our founders didn't assume that people would be angels they knew they

00:40:37.460 knew the opposite they built a system designed to survive humans humans when they're left to their

00:40:46.740 own devices when they're left alone when they're unwatched when they have access to money and power

00:40:51.920 they almost always go bad

00:40:54.980 what's broken in america is not the constitution what's broken in america is the distance between

00:41:04.360 power and the people okay so i guess it sounds funny you know politicians wired like cops

00:41:12.140 you know a capitol hill highlight reel man i'd watch that thing every night c-span with teeth can

00:41:19.820 you imagine but i'm i'm serious nothing restores trust faster than letting people see the truth

00:41:27.560 unfold in real time that's why you know what gave me this idea was i i saw i was watching the news a

00:41:33.900 couple of days ago and i saw that they were saying you know body cameras for ice and i'm like i'm fine

00:41:38.420 with that and then i saw you know them arguing in utah about having cameras in the courtroom for

00:41:44.100 the charlie kirk trial and i'm like what are you crazy you gotta have it you have to you you will

00:41:49.660 create conspiracy after conspiracy after conspiracy you have that whole thing has to be wide open

00:41:54.840 absolutely positively and then i thought wait a minute cameras why don't we have cameras on everybody

00:42:02.320 why don't we have honestly if you're a politician that goes with a job i don't want a camera on me 0.88

00:42:07.280 then don't run i know a lot of people that would be like you can put a camera on me

00:42:11.940 most likely until you put a camera on them then there's gonna be all kinds of exceptions no

00:42:18.600 i i'm tired of the spin i'm tired of the summary uh you know i'm i'm i'm tired of wait how did that

00:42:29.900 deal happen well you know they got behind closed doors no sunlight open the curtains sunlight we have

00:42:36.900 the technology to do it today you know and you know what maybe the camera only goes on when you're

00:42:43.000 near uh i don't know somebody who's a lobbyist you're out in the middle you know you're at nice dinner with

00:42:49.820 your wife or something and then a lobbyist ai detects lobbyist three feet from the table boop the red light

00:42:57.240 goes back on uh-oh other politician boop uh-oh reporter boop you know what stopped them from

00:43:05.840 sleeping with all the reporters red lights i mean that red lights kind of define the district that

00:43:13.780 reporters are in now but i mean the red light of the camera that would stop them from sleeping with

00:43:19.600 them ai is like oh you know what seems like the proximity to this reporter is awfully close

00:43:25.800 seems to get farther away and then closer farther away then closer farther away and closer i know what

00:43:31.140 they're doing in there cameras on corruption it has to work a lot harder and and here's the thing

00:43:39.660 most of the politicians are too lazy i say cameras on everybody in washington

00:43:45.200 now 0.76

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