The Glenn Beck Program - November 02, 2023


Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Dave Isay ｜ 11⧸2⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

40 minutes

Words per Minute

139.49359

Word Count

5,656

Sentence Count

277

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

27


Summary

Bill Buttons has chicken pox in the butt, and it's not going away. Anti-Arab and anti-Semitic hate crimes are on the rise in New York City, and Ron Paul gets an interview with Glenn Beck.


Transcript

00:00:00.520 I'm here with Bill Buttons, and he is, Bill is, Bill is, am I reading this right?
00:00:08.760 You had chicken pox of the butt?
00:00:15.400 Can you describe that for me, Bill?
00:00:18.380 Well, it was quite itchy, Glenn.
00:00:20.880 It was quite itchy, yeah.
00:00:22.100 Yes, it was quite itchy.
00:00:24.360 And it didn't spread from there.
00:00:27.440 It was just in the butt.
00:00:29.300 It stayed there.
00:00:30.620 Right.
00:00:31.100 That's the only place I itch, and therefore that's where it stayed.
00:00:34.480 And I'm reading here that this might not be the regular chicken pox.
00:00:40.940 Oh, no.
00:00:41.940 Yeah, this was just called because you apparently have chickens in that area from time to time?
00:00:50.240 It's attached to the coop.
00:00:52.820 What?
00:00:53.980 The chicken coop.
00:00:55.020 Really?
00:00:55.340 That's where they live, and I've attached it.
00:00:58.100 Attached to what?
00:00:58.920 That particular area.
00:00:59.940 A tube.
00:01:00.880 A tube.
00:01:01.520 A tube.
00:01:02.200 And they go through the tube?
00:01:03.440 They do go through the tube.
00:01:05.360 It's a high traffic area.
00:01:08.420 A lot of pain there, I guess.
00:01:11.240 Oh, my.
00:01:11.900 It's a good pain, but it is a lot of pain.
00:01:15.600 Yeah, a lot of pain, a lot of pain.
00:01:17.440 Have you done anything for that?
00:01:20.000 Well, I've increased the size of the tube, if that's what you mean.
00:01:22.540 Yeah, okay, well, that's one way.
00:01:23.720 Have you tried relief factor?
00:01:25.500 I have not.
00:01:26.400 I definitely have not, and I'm pretty sure at this point they're very thankful that I have not.
00:01:31.480 Because they don't, I don't think they necessarily would want to be associated with this particular procedure.
00:01:39.640 Well.
00:01:40.160 I was wondering where we were going with this the entire time.
00:01:42.840 Well, I don't know.
00:01:48.180 If you have chicken pox up the butt, I don't know if it can help you.
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00:01:56.080 If it doesn't, you know, if it doesn't help you, just stop taking it.
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00:02:05.000 Call 1-800-4-RELIEF.
00:02:07.760 Feel the difference.
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00:02:09.920 I don't even want to know about that.
00:02:12.600 You'll feel the difference.
00:02:13.680 Here's the podcast.
00:02:23.020 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:30.380 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:32.220 It is Thursday.
00:02:33.700 By the way, if you're a Blaze TV subscriber, I'm doing an interview with Ron Paul today.
00:02:41.260 Really?
00:02:41.880 Yeah.
00:02:42.160 I haven't thought of Ron Paul in a while.
00:02:44.100 There's a guy who was pretty right about things on the economy and the dollar and everything else.
00:02:50.140 I'm going to be doing a one-on-one with Ron Paul.
00:02:53.740 That's interesting.
00:02:54.280 I haven't heard an interview with him in a long time.
00:02:56.100 A long time.
00:02:56.340 A long time.
00:02:56.860 Yeah.
00:02:57.060 Wow.
00:02:57.420 Yeah.
00:02:57.640 That'll be interesting to see.
00:02:58.500 I just, you know, look, we all know there is a back and forth between the Israelis and Hamas.
00:03:06.100 You know, there's two sides to this issue.
00:03:07.960 And that's what's important to understand.
00:03:09.700 Sure.
00:03:10.240 And there's one side that is, you know, murdering and raping and beheading the other side.
00:03:14.720 And then the other side who keeps, you know, I mean, they're part of that too.
00:03:18.220 They're getting the beheading, beheaded.
00:03:20.380 That's right.
00:03:20.860 Takes two to tango.
00:03:21.840 Takes two to tango.
00:03:23.880 And I've been hearing a lot of these headlines that this is my favorite one from Axios.
00:03:30.660 Their headline to the story is anti-Arab and anti-Semitic hate crimes are surging in New
00:03:37.480 York City.
00:03:38.740 Now, it's both sides.
00:03:40.960 Yeah.
00:03:41.160 Right?
00:03:41.340 Like, it's happening to both.
00:03:43.140 Right.
00:03:43.500 Now, we're going to lead with the anti-Arab one.
00:03:45.420 Yeah.
00:03:45.800 Anti-Arab and anti-Semitic.
00:03:47.260 But it's both sides.
00:03:48.700 That's what you need to understand.
00:03:50.120 Got it.
00:03:50.380 Both sides.
00:03:51.220 Right.
00:03:51.580 Here, it's happening.
00:03:52.360 Are there any stats or anything to that article?
00:03:54.960 I don't know if we need to go into that.
00:03:57.500 You know, we just know that both anti-Arab and anti-Semitic hate crimes are rising.
00:04:01.680 I mean, are there any stats at all?
00:04:04.160 Well, there's some.
00:04:04.980 Okay.
00:04:05.380 You know, there's some.
00:04:06.520 Okay.
00:04:06.820 You know, like what?
00:04:08.060 Well, for example.
00:04:08.980 In the same article.
00:04:10.100 In the same article.
00:04:11.040 Yeah.
00:04:11.120 All right.
00:04:11.400 This is the evidence that they're both going up.
00:04:13.580 Right?
00:04:13.600 They're both going up.
00:04:14.300 For example, in September, there were 16 anti-Semitic hate crimes in New York City.
00:04:21.020 16.
00:04:21.480 16.
00:04:22.380 Right.
00:04:22.660 And that has risen in October to 69.
00:04:25.960 From 16 to 69.
00:04:28.280 That's a lot.
00:04:29.040 That's a huge increase.
00:04:30.160 Sure.
00:04:30.440 Right?
00:04:30.780 Yeah.
00:04:31.560 You know?
00:04:32.060 And then, so that's what we're talking about.
00:04:34.140 That's...
00:04:34.220 No, but what is the comparison?
00:04:36.340 I mean, because they led with the anti-Islamic.
00:04:39.220 So there has to be a lot.
00:04:40.840 What did we start with?
00:04:42.320 25?
00:04:43.580 And we're now up to 125?
00:04:46.700 No, no, no, no.
00:04:47.640 No?
00:04:48.040 What are we?
00:04:48.840 We started...
00:04:49.580 It was less than 25 we started with.
00:04:51.900 What did we start with?
00:04:52.720 One.
00:04:53.200 One.
00:04:54.020 Okay.
00:04:55.380 And what is...
00:04:56.800 It's up to...
00:04:57.740 Eight.
00:04:58.800 Huh.
00:04:59.220 So look, that is an increase.
00:05:01.020 Yeah, it is.
00:05:01.520 And percentage-wise, it's even more than the Jewish increase.
00:05:04.380 It is.
00:05:05.140 Right.
00:05:05.400 But it's still half of the starting line.
00:05:09.020 So think about this.
00:05:09.900 We're getting a both-sides presentation of the anti-Arab attacks, which have risen, and
00:05:17.560 have risen, according to this article, to half of a normal month for Jews.
00:05:24.320 Hmm.
00:05:24.740 Okay?
00:05:25.200 Not half of what it is now, but half of a normal, typical, you're a Jew living in New
00:05:31.800 York City, no attacks going on overseas.
00:05:33.980 Right.
00:05:34.440 Got it.
00:05:34.800 It's now risen to half of that amount, or one-ninth of what it is now.
00:05:41.920 Okay, sure.
00:05:42.740 But, you know, it's going up on both sides, Glenn.
00:05:45.440 Okay, so let me tell you something that I found in Vice today.
00:05:50.180 Oh!
00:05:50.520 Well, because they got an opinion on this, and this should tell you everything you need
00:05:55.860 to know about why the Islamophobia thing is coming out, why they are giving you one-ninth
00:06:03.920 and comparing it.
00:06:05.120 Mm-hmm.
00:06:06.000 Listen to this.
00:06:07.040 Around 40 people affiliated with the National Justice Party, a white nationalist and anti-Semitic
00:06:16.180 group, gathered in front of the White House to protest Israel last weekend.
00:06:22.460 The group was led by blah, blah, blah, a long-time white nationalist who previously used the alias
00:06:27.660 Mike Enoch, and he was one of the architects of the deadly 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.
00:06:36.600 And Vice was probably the top news organization that covered that event, right?
00:06:42.020 Like, they did the big documentary about it at the time, so they were right there for this.
00:06:45.340 They know this group.
00:06:46.440 So Israel, quote, is a pure genocidal state.
00:06:50.440 Make no mistake, he told rally attendees over the PA system.
00:06:54.960 We're Americans.
00:06:56.620 We've been snookered into supporting Israel by Jewish control of our banks, our media, and
00:07:02.240 our politicians.
00:07:03.080 But we have to say enough and rise up as people.
00:07:07.340 Now, that was the white supremacist?
00:07:09.340 Was that white supremacist?
00:07:10.420 Yeah.
00:07:10.780 No, this is the guy.
00:07:12.700 He's talking in front of the White House, okay?
00:07:15.340 Okay.
00:07:15.600 And he's speaking in front of the White House, anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian rallies, okay?
00:07:21.060 The same guy that was everywhere, apparently, you know, after Charlottesville.
00:07:28.300 There were Nazis everywhere.
00:07:30.600 Oh, I remember that.
00:07:31.260 White supremacist, the number one threat to our nation.
00:07:34.640 Could not get a tiki torch at Home Depot.
00:07:37.520 They were using them all for racist rallies.
00:07:39.960 Yes.
00:07:40.080 Now, listen to the way they're now described.
00:07:44.260 Their small demonstration was dwarfed by the hundreds-strong protests that flooded the streets
00:07:52.420 of Washington, D.C.
00:07:53.720 But his rhetoric is an example of how far-right anti-Semites are trying to use the pro-Palestine
00:08:02.300 movement, hijack some of its language, criticizing the Israeli government's actions in Gaza, and
00:08:10.240 then use that as a vehicle to push anti-Jewish conspiracy theories and tropes into the mainstream.
00:08:16.920 Yeah, because, you know, because you read that statement about how Jews control the banks
00:08:21.660 and everything, and I wasn't entirely sure.
00:08:23.580 Yeah, if that was a trope.
00:08:24.680 If it was a trope or not, because, or if it was a statement from Rashida Talib's office.
00:08:28.640 The presence of the National Justice Department in D.C. shouldn't be seen as an indication
00:08:34.300 that there is some ideological kinship between the group.
00:08:38.480 Oh, no, definitely not.
00:08:40.560 They are now saying that the people who are saying pretty much the same things, there's
00:08:49.160 no ideological kinship.
00:08:51.600 Gosh, these people are shameless.
00:08:53.760 Okay, so listen to me.
00:08:54.820 Listen to me.
00:08:56.140 Fringe extremist groups are first and foremost opportunist and will leap at any chance to
00:09:00.140 insert themselves into a popular movement.
00:09:01.860 Tell me when they've ever said that about the right.
00:09:04.740 They are also going on to talk here about they're not pro-Palestinian.
00:09:09.720 And they just hate Jews.
00:09:11.120 They see this moment as an opportunity to get attention coverage and their banners and
00:09:15.600 their images, their ideas into reporting patterns.
00:09:18.200 Okay, that's Vice News saying this.
00:09:23.340 You know and I know that when you support Hamas, when you are calling for a ceasefire of
00:09:33.980 Hamas, you are basically saying we should give Hitler a chance to catch his breath.
00:09:46.380 They are saying Hamas saying the same things that Hitler said and they are even saying it currently
00:09:55.600 that that is their goal, that they will, that the Jews will look at Hitler kindly in comparison
00:10:05.780 to them in the coming years.
00:10:08.460 So what is happening?
00:10:13.320 Why is the White House doing this Islamophobia thing when the numbers don't bear it out?
00:10:18.720 They're now trying to push national socialism as something on the right.
00:10:28.020 I'm against socialism in all of its forms.
00:10:31.120 I'm against collectivism in all of its forms.
00:10:36.440 Listen to this.
00:10:37.720 The Israeli government says their goal is to eradicate Hamas, which controls Gaza after
00:10:42.240 the militants entered on October 7th and took hundreds hostage.
00:10:46.680 UN experts say that Israel's retaliatory actions in Gaza amount to collective punishment.
00:10:55.760 Now, what is that?
00:10:59.160 This collective punishment, is that like saying all of one race is responsible for, I don't
00:11:06.440 know, slavery?
00:11:10.680 All of one race is responsible for all oppression?
00:11:18.980 Is that saying all of one race is responsible for killing Christ?
00:11:23.640 Is that what you mean by, I'm sorry, collective punishment, United Nations?
00:11:30.220 Because I understand that being wrong.
00:11:33.600 In fact, individual salvation is what I've been preaching.
00:11:37.440 But you have collective justice.
00:11:41.380 You have collective salvation.
00:11:44.280 So a UN expert says that the reason why Israel is so wrong is because they're into collective
00:11:52.640 punishment.
00:11:53.640 It's a collective punishment.
00:11:55.340 What is happening?
00:11:57.600 I'll tell you.
00:11:59.600 The media is laying the groundwork.
00:12:02.140 You, if you are for Israel, know that you are going to be hated because you stand for
00:12:11.500 the chosen people.
00:12:13.460 Doesn't mean I agree with them as a state.
00:12:16.620 There's a lot of things they do.
00:12:17.840 I mean, they're a real socialist state.
00:12:19.360 I don't like that.
00:12:20.000 They can make huge mistakes in war.
00:12:23.580 I don't like that.
00:12:25.220 But I will stand with the chosen people because I know the covenant requires.
00:12:31.100 But you're going to be hated because who you're standing for.
00:12:38.440 It is going to become less and less popular.
00:12:41.580 They are going to turn this whole thing around to where they can be screaming death to the
00:12:47.580 Jew.
00:12:47.960 But they're not hateful.
00:12:50.020 But the Nazis, they will put once again into our category.
00:12:55.920 They will once again say, see, while they're dismissing them now because they're marching
00:13:00.460 with the Palestinians, they certainly didn't dismiss them in Charlottesville.
00:13:06.980 Even though everybody I know thought Charlottesville, thought January 6th was an abomination.
00:13:16.000 Nobody said in January 6th, hey, let's separate the good guys from the bad guys.
00:13:20.660 Let's not have collective punishment here.
00:13:23.600 They are telegraphing where they're going.
00:13:27.780 The whole Islamic phobia, the whole craziness of what we've gone through already before, just
00:13:39.420 in a much worse package, is coming.
00:13:43.160 They're going to turn this all back on top of us, and we will be the hated ones.
00:13:49.460 Because we believe in the Constitution, we believe in God, and we believe God keeps his promises.
00:13:59.520 So be it.
00:14:01.860 But just mentally prepare for tough times ahead for anybody who wants to stand and stand for
00:14:14.180 the next right thing.
00:14:16.000 This is so transparent, what they're doing.
00:14:21.240 They're leaping through hoops to distance themselves from socialists, white national socialists.
00:14:33.840 I'm sorry.
00:14:36.000 In Europe, it might be left is communism and right is fascism.
00:14:42.720 Here in America, it is left is socialism, nationalism, authoritarianism, all of the isms.
00:14:57.880 And on the right, it's small, limited government.
00:15:03.800 And then beyond that would be anarchy.
00:15:06.800 No government.
00:15:07.540 The American idea is keep it out of anarchy, but keep the government as small as possible
00:15:14.760 so you don't have tyrants.
00:15:16.900 Be careful who you stand with.
00:15:31.620 Read beyond the words in the news.
00:15:36.100 What are they setting up?
00:15:38.060 They are setting up a state that is going to claim that we are nothing but Islamophobes and
00:15:46.840 white supremacists.
00:15:50.960 That's what they're setting up.
00:15:53.800 Meanwhile, they are erasing the frickin' names of American birds.
00:16:00.600 Stu's going to do something on this, Stu Does America tonight, on this, and he'll do it again
00:16:06.020 tomorrow, but it's crazy how that started.
00:16:11.540 But all they're doing is just erasing our way of life.
00:16:18.000 Prepare to preserve our way of life.
00:16:25.300 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:16:28.060 The very last Beatles recording has just been released.
00:16:38.220 I heard it earlier this morning and haven't been allowed to play it until now.
00:16:44.460 You're going to hear it.
00:16:45.900 It's called Now and Then.
00:16:48.320 Its story begins in the late 70s when John Lennon recorded a demo with vocals and a piano
00:16:55.440 at his home in New York's Dakota building.
00:16:59.100 1994, Yoko gave the recording to Paul, George, and Ringo along with John's other demos.
00:17:07.600 Those demos were completed as new Beatles songs and they were released in, I think, 95 and
00:17:12.780 96.
00:17:13.680 But Now and Then, they got together with Jeff Lynn, who's a genius of a producer.
00:17:19.940 He's the head guy of Electric Light Orchestra, ELO.
00:17:24.920 And they couldn't do it because they couldn't get John's vocals separated from the piano.
00:17:32.020 And it was muddy and it just wouldn't work.
00:17:35.700 But the guys went in and recorded everything.
00:17:38.600 It didn't work.
00:17:40.880 And Jeff Lynn said, you got to wait.
00:17:43.620 Maybe new technology someday.
00:17:45.320 Well, someday is here.
00:17:49.440 That was in 96.
00:17:51.460 Now in 2023, AI comes in and Peter Jackson comes in and he says, I think we can separate those
00:18:01.200 tracks now and clean them up.
00:18:04.240 So thanks to AI, the very last Beatles song will be heard.
00:18:12.140 2021, the release of the Beatles Get Back docu-series directed by Peter Jackson.
00:18:20.060 It was an award-winning film, audio restoration.
00:18:24.720 Using Wingnut Films audio technology, Jackson team had demixed all of the film's mono soundtrack,
00:18:34.240 managing to isolate the instruments and the vocals from the film tracks.
00:18:38.420 All of the individual voices within the Beatles' conversations.
00:18:44.080 This is what opened up the door to go back to the master of now and then.
00:18:52.860 So they took the same technique to John's original home recording.
00:18:58.480 They cleaned it all up to get the integrity of the original recording, but clean.
00:19:08.140 Then, last year, Paul and Ringo started out trying to complete the song.
00:19:15.200 Besides John's vocal, now and then includes electric and acoustic guitar recorded by George
00:19:22.560 in 1995, he's no longer with us, Ringo's new drum part, bass guitar and piano from Paul,
00:19:31.080 which matches John's original playing.
00:19:34.420 Paul added a slide guitar solo inspired by George.
00:19:38.040 He and Ringo also contributed to the backing vocals.
00:19:41.700 And here it is.
00:19:43.100 For the first time, now and then, the last song from the Beatles.
00:19:50.700 One, two.
00:19:51.760 I know it's true.
00:20:07.360 It's all because of you.
00:20:13.820 And if I make it through, it's all because of you.
00:20:31.300 And now and then, if we must start again,
00:20:41.940 Well, we wouldn't know for sure that I would love you
00:20:57.540 Now and then, I miss you
00:21:05.760 Oh, now and then, I want you to be there for me
00:21:20.600 Always to return to me
00:21:26.080 I know it's true
00:21:30.200 It's all because of you
00:21:36.140 And if you go away
00:21:42.320 I know you'll be there
00:21:46.520 Stay
00:21:49.820 Now and then, I want you to be there for me
00:22:03.560 Now and then, I want you to be there for me
00:22:15.620 And I want you to be there for me
00:22:20.440 I want you to be there for me
00:22:37.820 Need to be there for me
00:22:42.280 I know it's true
00:23:05.920 It's all because of you
00:23:10.000 And if I make it through
00:23:16.440 It's all because of you
00:23:23.440 I can't believe I'm saying this
00:23:51.540 The new song from the Beatles
00:23:53.500 An incredible
00:23:55.720 Incredible story
00:23:57.160 That's the second time I've heard it now
00:23:58.900 I heard it first thing this morning
00:24:01.540 When I got in
00:24:02.280 And I really
00:24:03.380 I liked it the first time
00:24:05.980 Thought it was okay
00:24:06.760 I really like it the second time
00:24:08.620 Yeah
00:24:08.900 I like it
00:24:09.560 It's good
00:24:09.980 It's amazing
00:24:11.200 It is incredible
00:24:12.900 I mean if you think about the vocals
00:24:15.180 Think about what's coming
00:24:17.060 More than 40 years old
00:24:18.960 Think about all of the things that have been lost
00:24:24.760 All of you know
00:24:26.440 I don't know if you ever listen to any Billie Holiday
00:24:29.480 Or any of these
00:24:31.240 These classic
00:24:33.020 Classic blues
00:24:34.160 And jazz singers
00:24:35.920 You know
00:24:37.000 Even the old Edison stuff
00:24:38.700 How
00:24:39.320 You're no longer going to hear that
00:24:41.880 Filtery
00:24:42.720 You know
00:24:43.280 And back in 1927
00:24:46.820 You'll be able to restore them
00:24:49.740 You'll be able to restore
00:24:51.460 The Hindenburg
00:24:53.000 And with
00:24:54.140 AI
00:24:55.440 Actually
00:24:57.120 Not just colorize it
00:24:58.540 Really bring it to life
00:25:00.880 That's incredible
00:25:02.320 Think of all the quirky new creatures
00:25:04.140 They'll be able to add to past Star Wars films
00:25:06.540 That'll be
00:25:07.600 That'll be great
00:25:08.800 It's gonna be fantastic
00:25:10.100 That'll be so cool
00:25:11.280 This is great though
00:25:11.980 And Jar Jar Binks could be running the Hindenburg
00:25:14.060 We know what happened
00:25:16.100 This is really
00:25:17.160 This isn't like a
00:25:18.760 You know
00:25:19.680 CGI thing
00:25:20.820 No no
00:25:21.220 This is just restoring it
00:25:22.680 Restoring it
00:25:23.660 Which is really incredible
00:25:25.000 Now imagine
00:25:25.520 He was in the Dakota
00:25:26.520 So he's in his room
00:25:27.920 And he's just cutting a demo
00:25:29.820 So he's probably cutting it on a reel-to-reel or something
00:25:32.620 You know
00:25:32.940 Just in his home
00:25:33.620 It wasn't for sound quality
00:25:35.380 No
00:25:35.720 And to clean it up that much
00:25:37.800 And be able to separate the piano
00:25:40.480 Completely out from underneath him
00:25:43.120 That's incredible
00:25:44.420 Just incredible
00:25:45.740 It's even incredible from just a few years ago
00:25:47.680 Yeah
00:25:48.120 You know
00:25:48.440 It's not even
00:25:48.900 Like
00:25:49.340 Look
00:25:50.080 We talk about AI a lot
00:25:51.600 In a lot of negative ways
00:25:52.980 That's a good one
00:25:54.180 And there's going to be a lot of negative things
00:25:56.100 In theory with it
00:25:56.960 Yeah
00:25:57.260 But there's a lot of positives to it
00:25:59.200 Oh
00:25:59.280 There's some miracles coming
00:26:01.040 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program
00:26:03.040 I want to talk to you about learning
00:26:05.440 From one another
00:26:06.740 And this is something
00:26:07.900 Nobody wants to do
00:26:09.760 But we
00:26:10.680 We have to
00:26:12.380 If you become
00:26:15.320 Like quite honestly
00:26:17.860 I have been at times in my life
00:26:20.140 Where I just don't have anything to say to these people
00:26:23.080 I
00:26:23.920 What am I going to talk to them about?
00:26:26.080 I have nothing in common
00:26:27.180 What that means to me is
00:26:30.360 I don't think I can learn anything about them
00:26:35.320 Or anything about how they got to where they were
00:26:39.240 And that's when all progress stops
00:26:41.760 All progress
00:26:43.260 All learning stops
00:26:44.320 It's really bad
00:26:45.580 But right now
00:26:47.320 None of us
00:26:48.240 Want to talk to each other
00:26:49.520 Because we all feel like we're all surrounded by enemies
00:26:51.800 I want to play some audio
00:26:54.100 A conversation between
00:26:56.000 A Republican representative
00:26:59.360 And a Democrat representative
00:27:02.580 Listen to this conversation
00:27:05.820 I'm Dean Phillips
00:27:07.120 And I'm sitting with Tim Burchett
00:27:09.180 From the great state of Tennessee
00:27:10.740 The only place in America
00:27:12.100 Where people don't speak with an accent
00:27:13.620 You know
00:27:14.480 Going to your district
00:27:15.540 Was really illuminating to me
00:27:16.820 You know
00:27:17.560 I saw the beauty
00:27:18.180 And I recognize that
00:27:19.580 That's what we got to do
00:27:20.660 Got to break bread together
00:27:21.780 Go to each other's homes
00:27:23.480 You know
00:27:24.040 The people unwilling to talk to one another
00:27:26.120 Are the problem
00:27:26.700 Period
00:27:27.680 Doesn't matter your politics
00:27:29.000 Yeah
00:27:29.600 I don't know if you've seen this
00:27:30.700 But I've been in elevators
00:27:31.760 When people will get in
00:27:33.760 And see somebody in there
00:27:34.880 And then they'll turn around
00:27:35.600 And get out
00:27:36.000 And I'm like
00:27:36.340 Dude, are y'all 12?
00:27:37.500 We got a freaking country around, man
00:27:39.300 Frankly, I think
00:27:40.440 It's a dereliction of duty
00:27:42.000 To avoid conversation
00:27:43.400 In a place that's designed
00:27:44.640 To provoke it and promote it
00:27:46.340 Agreed
00:27:47.120 And I'm a conservative
00:27:48.360 You look at my voting record
00:27:49.760 I can't even see your record
00:27:50.820 Because it's so far to the right
00:27:51.860 My peripheral vision
00:27:52.720 I know it
00:27:53.060 But like me and you
00:27:53.980 When we agree, we agree
00:27:55.060 We disagree, we disagree
00:27:55.980 But at the end of the day
00:27:56.620 We're still friends
00:27:57.320 Yeah
00:27:57.780 If we're not modeling it
00:27:58.820 Why would we expect the country
00:27:59.920 To be kind and respectful
00:28:01.440 And love each other
00:28:02.780 Yeah
00:28:03.600 Thank you, brother
00:28:04.460 Love you, buddy
00:28:05.660 Love you too, man
00:28:06.400 This is the kind of conversations
00:28:08.940 That we should have
00:28:10.360 If everyone's entering in on good faith
00:28:14.780 If you're just playing a game
00:28:17.500 And not telling the truth
00:28:19.180 On one side or the other
00:28:20.800 Then you're not gonna
00:28:21.940 You're gonna waste time
00:28:23.060 But if we have a few things in common
00:28:26.480 Like, hey, let's save the country
00:28:28.180 Then we can have real productive conversations
00:28:32.520 Dave, I say, is with us
00:28:35.960 Dave started 20 years ago
00:28:38.800 StoryCorps
00:28:39.680 This is something that he works with
00:28:43.540 The National Archives
00:28:44.500 And all of the stories of America
00:28:47.560 Just gets regular people to come together
00:28:49.400 And tell their story
00:28:50.980 And it's all preserved
00:28:52.720 For the National Archives
00:28:54.560 And then he's also started something else
00:28:58.160 That we'll talk about here in a minute
00:28:59.320 Hi, Dave, how are you?
00:29:00.720 I'm doing good
00:29:01.640 Thanks for having me on, Glenn
00:29:02.580 Yeah
00:29:02.860 So, 20 years ago
00:29:06.640 What was your idea?
00:29:09.860 Well, you know
00:29:10.560 The idea was to take journalism
00:29:13.560 And kind of turn it on its head
00:29:14.920 Because when we do interviews with people
00:29:16.700 It's for a lot of people to hear
00:29:18.360 That's the purpose
00:29:19.760 And I had been making documentaries for decades
00:29:23.880 Doing radio for decades
00:29:25.180 And I saw that, like, people being interviewed
00:29:27.700 Could have an impact on their lives
00:29:29.200 And I wanted to try something
00:29:30.700 That turned everything around
00:29:31.760 And said that, you know
00:29:32.560 The final product doesn't matter
00:29:33.880 We want to give everybody the chance
00:29:35.560 To be listened to
00:29:36.400 So we set up a booth
00:29:38.000 And then many booths
00:29:39.460 Across the country
00:29:40.180 Where you can bring your grandma
00:29:41.300 Your mother, a friend
00:29:43.160 And you sit for 40 minutes
00:29:45.420 And as you know
00:29:46.100 The microphone gives you the license
00:29:47.360 To say things you've never said before
00:29:49.140 Yeah
00:29:49.520 Unlike social media
00:29:52.140 Yes
00:29:52.880 The microphone
00:29:54.100 At least to me
00:29:55.360 Is
00:29:56.240 I don't know
00:30:00.060 It's almost permanent
00:30:02.200 To me in some ways
00:30:03.800 You know
00:30:04.220 Well, radio
00:30:05.720 As you know
00:30:06.400 And as you've shown
00:30:07.980 Is magic
00:30:08.720 I mean, it's like
00:30:09.520 It's so intimate
00:30:10.520 When you're driving in a car
00:30:12.000 And your radio's playing
00:30:13.220 That person's whispering in your ear
00:30:15.340 You know
00:30:15.940 It's like
00:30:16.540 They're there with you
00:30:17.460 Right
00:30:17.740 And, you know
00:30:19.760 Social media is the ultimate
00:30:21.040 In impermanent
00:30:22.240 And what we're trying to do
00:30:23.740 And it's the Library of Congress
00:30:25.880 That gets all of these interviews
00:30:27.140 That, you know
00:30:28.640 These are conversations
00:30:29.520 That are built
00:30:30.060 That, you know
00:30:30.640 We don't even know
00:30:31.260 What they're going to mean
00:30:31.840 To families
00:30:32.400 200 years from now
00:30:33.460 100 years from now
00:30:34.480 So it's a chance
00:30:35.500 To say the important things
00:30:36.720 To the people
00:30:37.180 Who are most important to you
00:30:38.280 You know
00:30:38.840 Again, the opposite
00:30:39.680 Of impermanent
00:30:40.600 You know
00:30:40.920 It's shaking you on the shoulder
00:30:42.200 And remembering like
00:30:43.520 What's important in life
00:30:44.540 And then at the end
00:30:45.340 Of 40 minutes
00:30:45.980 Of talking to your loved one
00:30:47.120 You get a copy
00:30:47.840 And another one
00:30:48.960 You know
00:30:49.240 It lives on
00:30:50.460 And you become part
00:30:51.260 Of American history
00:30:52.020 Today we just played
00:30:53.180 The very last Beatles song
00:30:55.340 Ever produced
00:30:56.460 And we were talking about
00:30:58.300 What AI can do
00:31:00.120 You know
00:31:00.680 And restoring stuff
00:31:01.860 Can you imagine
00:31:02.980 If there was a guy like you
00:31:04.360 If we had that technology
00:31:05.540 And we could have
00:31:06.820 Recorded the voices
00:31:08.120 Of the families
00:31:09.540 In the Civil War
00:31:11.300 That split
00:31:12.360 Inside
00:31:13.700 And what we could cull
00:31:16.240 From that information
00:31:17.600 What we could learn
00:31:19.300 From those conversations
00:31:21.360 Back then
00:31:22.140 Yeah
00:31:23.100 It's
00:31:23.640 You know
00:31:25.060 I think what we're
00:31:26.240 Collecting through StoryCorps
00:31:28.300 Because we're not talking
00:31:29.380 About our CVs
00:31:30.260 We're not really talking
00:31:30.920 About what we accomplished
00:31:31.780 Yeah
00:31:32.280 We're talking about
00:31:32.660 What we've learned
00:31:33.240 So it's the wisdom
00:31:34.060 Of humanity
00:31:34.700 And we need
00:31:35.940 You know
00:31:36.240 As you were saying before
00:31:37.680 You know
00:31:38.000 That interview
00:31:38.740 Between the two
00:31:39.640 Members of Congress
00:31:40.980 Imagine if every member
00:31:42.160 Of Congress
00:31:42.580 Was like that
00:31:43.060 It ends
00:31:43.620 With these two guys
00:31:44.660 Saying I love you
00:31:45.520 Right
00:31:46.300 I mean when do you
00:31:47.820 Ever hear that
00:31:48.560 The problem
00:31:49.060 The problem
00:31:50.460 Is too many times
00:31:51.920 Is you know
00:31:53.080 Jefferson said
00:31:54.060 Question with boldness
00:31:55.520 Even the very existence
00:31:56.600 Of God
00:31:57.080 For if there be a God
00:31:58.060 He must surely rather
00:31:58.940 Honest questioning
00:32:00.720 Yeah
00:32:01.440 Over blindfolded fear
00:32:02.640 There's just not
00:32:04.460 People are playing games
00:32:05.880 With their parties
00:32:06.760 And everything else
00:32:07.820 There's not enough
00:32:08.680 You know
00:32:09.740 I can sit down
00:32:10.800 Against somebody
00:32:11.560 Who vehemently
00:32:12.760 Disagrees with me
00:32:13.800 And I disagree
00:32:14.380 With them
00:32:14.860 And say
00:32:15.780 Look
00:32:16.180 There's a bigger
00:32:17.020 Thing at stake
00:32:18.300 Here
00:32:18.580 Can we get
00:32:20.400 Here
00:32:21.220 On this
00:32:22.360 On this
00:32:23.240 Particular thing
00:32:24.400 And if you're
00:32:25.300 Dealing with somebody
00:32:26.080 Who doesn't have
00:32:26.960 An agenda
00:32:27.620 Of winning
00:32:28.500 Just has an agenda
00:32:30.180 That is honest
00:32:30.920 They'll go
00:32:31.540 Oh man
00:32:33.360 It's killing me
00:32:34.020 To work with you
00:32:34.640 But yes
00:32:35.320 Let's do that
00:32:36.620 And there's just
00:32:37.620 Not enough of that
00:32:38.560 Well there's not
00:32:40.020 Enough of that
00:32:40.460 That we hear about
00:32:41.320 Yeah
00:32:41.620 But the truth is
00:32:42.860 As you know
00:32:43.580 I mean
00:32:44.260 We both
00:32:45.060 I mean I think
00:32:46.080 The thing that
00:32:46.640 We share a lot
00:32:47.420 In common
00:32:47.920 But our fierce
00:32:49.480 Love for this country
00:32:50.540 Yeah
00:32:50.860 And having been out
00:32:51.860 In this country
00:32:52.480 And understanding
00:32:53.180 The country
00:32:53.720 So what we
00:32:54.960 Hear
00:32:55.880 Is not
00:32:57.160 Real
00:32:58.080 90% of the country
00:33:00.040 And this is not
00:33:01.560 I'm not
00:33:01.980 Making this number up
00:33:03.300 Yeah
00:33:03.520 89
00:33:04.020 90% of the country
00:33:05.360 Are the exhausted
00:33:06.120 Majority
00:33:06.800 Yes
00:33:07.260 They are sick
00:33:08.080 Of the divisions
00:33:09.000 They want to figure
00:33:10.360 Out a way through
00:33:11.120 They love the country
00:33:12.560 They want better things
00:33:13.720 For their kids
00:33:14.340 They want another way
00:33:15.300 It's just that in places
00:33:16.440 Like social media
00:33:17.380 You know
00:33:18.180 Like the shouting wins
00:33:20.220 And StoryCorps
00:33:21.520 Is an effort about
00:33:22.320 Whispering in people's ears
00:33:23.380 And I think that that's
00:33:24.580 You know
00:33:25.000 And whispering truths
00:33:26.080 In people's ears
00:33:26.860 So how do we
00:33:28.880 How do we
00:33:30.040 Get this
00:33:31.860 How do we make
00:33:33.120 An impact here
00:33:34.160 So I
00:33:34.800 Well
00:33:36.060 So it's very hard
00:33:38.440 Yeah I bet
00:33:39.940 And there's a lot
00:33:40.860 Of money on the line
00:33:41.760 You know
00:33:42.340 Against
00:33:42.940 Like rooting for us
00:33:44.280 To hate each other
00:33:45.020 Yes
00:33:45.380 And there's a lot
00:33:46.020 Of countries
00:33:46.620 Who like
00:33:47.740 Like nothing more
00:33:48.900 Than to see America
00:33:50.140 Fall apart
00:33:50.780 Oh yeah
00:33:51.400 So
00:33:52.500 We're
00:33:53.460 It's an uphill battle
00:33:54.760 But
00:33:55.480 I tend to think
00:33:57.360 And I don't know
00:33:58.080 If you agree
00:33:59.300 But I think
00:34:00.160 In the end
00:34:00.560 Good wins
00:34:01.160 Oh yeah I agree
00:34:02.320 Okay good
00:34:02.840 Yeah
00:34:03.320 It just depends on
00:34:04.480 You know
00:34:05.300 It's like
00:34:05.620 You know
00:34:06.280 Everybody always says
00:34:07.220 The truth will set you free
00:34:08.440 Yeah it'll set you free
00:34:09.600 It'll make you miserable first
00:34:11.420 Yeah
00:34:11.680 Because you gotta pay
00:34:12.500 For all of the mistakes
00:34:13.560 I don't know
00:34:14.120 I don't know
00:34:14.960 What we have to go through
00:34:15.860 To get there
00:34:16.380 But good will win
00:34:17.480 Absolutely
00:34:18.160 Yeah
00:34:18.640 And I
00:34:19.200 I really believe that
00:34:20.320 And I also
00:34:20.940 I know
00:34:22.020 That the people
00:34:22.680 Of this country
00:34:23.420 You know
00:34:24.360 Are good
00:34:25.020 I do too
00:34:25.720 I do too
00:34:26.760 And
00:34:27.280 What we have to do
00:34:28.400 Is you have to change
00:34:29.040 The social norms
00:34:29.920 What is happening now
00:34:31.240 In this country
00:34:31.820 This is not normal
00:34:33.140 And it's
00:34:34.040 And it's
00:34:34.440 In no way
00:34:35.520 Okay
00:34:35.980 I just saw
00:34:37.440 A statistic
00:34:38.240 That was
00:34:38.920 That was
00:34:40.600 Released
00:34:41.160 Last week
00:34:42.360 Where
00:34:43.220 23%
00:34:46.800 Of Americans
00:34:47.460 This is
00:34:48.120 As of last week
00:34:49.760 Say that
00:34:50.780 We may have to
00:34:51.840 Resort to violence
00:34:52.660 To save our country
00:34:53.600 I saw that
00:34:54.160 Now that's up
00:34:54.780 From 15%
00:34:55.680 In 2021
00:34:56.360 So in 24 months
00:34:57.900 And you and I
00:34:58.780 See each other
00:34:59.300 You know
00:34:59.780 We've probably
00:35:00.460 Seen each other
00:35:00.940 Five times
00:35:01.500 In 24 months
00:35:02.300 Yeah
00:35:02.520 So it's
00:35:03.520 Increased by 50%
00:35:05.000 And it is
00:35:05.940 Like we can't
00:35:06.820 See each other
00:35:07.380 Through
00:35:07.560 We have to realize
00:35:08.580 That no matter
00:35:09.140 What our politics are
00:35:10.380 That we're just
00:35:11.520 People
00:35:12.020 It's so frightening
00:35:13.240 Because we are
00:35:14.040 We are
00:35:14.920 We are
00:35:18.020 Living in a place
00:35:19.280 I mean
00:35:19.580 Like for instance
00:35:20.600 I don't want to get
00:35:21.400 All political with you
00:35:22.660 But you know
00:35:24.220 This is real thing
00:35:25.480 I can live with people
00:35:27.400 There are people here
00:35:28.140 Who disagree with me
00:35:29.160 On Israel
00:35:30.040 And they have
00:35:30.880 They think they have
00:35:33.360 More compassion
00:35:34.260 For the Palestinians
00:35:35.220 Than I do
00:35:35.800 But I
00:35:36.160 I don't want to see
00:35:37.720 Anybody's children die
00:35:39.280 I hate that
00:35:40.640 Right
00:35:40.880 But I can't tolerate
00:35:43.680 Excusing terrorism
00:35:46.500 You cannot
00:35:47.800 You know
00:35:48.640 The ends do not
00:35:50.260 Justify the means
00:35:51.620 Or you become
00:35:52.660 That
00:35:53.300 If Israel
00:35:54.700 Went in
00:35:55.180 And started
00:35:55.540 Just shooting
00:35:56.320 Innocent people
00:35:57.280 I'd have a problem
00:35:59.500 With that
00:35:59.800 We didn't do that
00:36:00.740 Hopefully
00:36:01.140 We didn't do that
00:36:02.160 In World War II
00:36:03.180 We didn't hate
00:36:04.380 The Germans
00:36:05.060 We needed to
00:36:06.560 Stop the Nazis
00:36:07.700 We hated the Nazis
00:36:09.360 The German people
00:36:10.340 We were fine with
00:36:11.140 Palestinian people
00:36:12.440 I'm fine with
00:36:13.380 Hamas
00:36:14.260 And terrorists
00:36:15.020 I'm not
00:36:15.900 But we are
00:36:17.740 Still being
00:36:19.160 Pitted against
00:36:19.920 Each other
00:36:20.540 And
00:36:21.480 It's
00:36:22.540 Really hard
00:36:23.880 Because you
00:36:24.700 Feel like
00:36:25.640 I don't have
00:36:27.320 Anything in common
00:36:28.140 If you
00:36:28.640 Can't see
00:36:29.640 That
00:36:30.360 How
00:36:32.060 How do I live
00:36:32.820 Next door to you
00:36:33.720 But I think
00:36:35.420 I think that
00:36:36.100 If
00:36:36.420 If
00:36:36.820 When you
00:36:38.400 Again
00:36:39.200 It's
00:36:39.840 When you sit
00:36:40.900 Down with people
00:36:41.660 And you just
00:36:42.860 Talk to them
00:36:43.620 You're gonna find out
00:36:44.860 You have much more
00:36:45.740 In common
00:36:46.180 Than you think you do
00:36:47.060 Oh yes
00:36:47.440 And that
00:36:47.880 And I
00:36:48.720 So
00:36:49.800 And if you look
00:36:51.460 At what's happening
00:36:52.180 And that's what
00:36:53.720 We don't want
00:36:54.200 We don't want
00:36:54.900 Anything like that
00:36:56.060 What's happening
00:36:56.620 In Israel
00:36:57.040 To happen here
00:36:57.820 Ever
00:36:58.180 Yes
00:36:58.580 And that's what
00:36:59.280 Happens when you
00:36:59.900 Have a completely
00:37:00.720 Polarized society
00:37:01.920 One of the things
00:37:03.100 That can happen
00:37:03.680 And we can't
00:37:04.500 Let that happen
00:37:05.260 We have to keep
00:37:06.480 Seeing each other
00:37:07.060 As human beings
00:37:07.740 No matter what
00:37:08.440 And that's what
00:37:09.160 One small step is
00:37:10.520 You do story core
00:37:11.380 And then one small step
00:37:12.400 Yeah
00:37:12.640 And this audience
00:37:14.540 Is the largest
00:37:16.180 Contributor to the
00:37:17.760 Conservative
00:37:18.560 Side
00:37:19.860 Right
00:37:20.160 Yeah
00:37:20.560 And I have to
00:37:22.060 So story core
00:37:23.560 We've had
00:37:24.440 700,000 people
00:37:26.240 Who love each other
00:37:27.760 Have these conversations
00:37:28.860 And one small step
00:37:29.900 Just our strangers
00:37:31.300 Talking to each other
00:37:32.400 Across the political divide
00:37:33.720 Not to talk about
00:37:35.040 Politics
00:37:35.600 Ever
00:37:36.060 Just to get to know
00:37:37.380 Each other as human beings
00:37:38.500 Because it is
00:37:39.740 It's hard to hate up close
00:37:41.040 As you well know
00:37:43.320 And the Glenn Beck audience
00:37:45.680 Is our
00:37:46.280 It's our largest
00:37:47.440 So things we hear
00:37:49.960 About the Glenn Beck audience
00:37:51.000 Smart
00:37:51.520 Nuanced
00:37:52.440 Decent
00:37:53.200 Patriotic
00:37:54.260 You know
00:37:55.420 Not
00:37:56.040 And interested in
00:37:57.820 Listening to other people
00:37:58.760 Yeah
00:37:59.200 They are the 90%
00:38:00.560 That's great
00:38:02.280 They are the 90%
00:38:03.400 And every
00:38:04.280 And the
00:38:05.140 Interviews that happen
00:38:06.280 With Glenn Beck
00:38:06.940 Like people
00:38:07.420 Are so excited
00:38:08.540 When a Glenn Beck
00:38:09.360 Listener
00:38:10.260 Participates
00:38:11.680 Because it's going to be
00:38:13.020 A good conversation
00:38:14.020 And so
00:38:15.920 You should know that
00:38:16.640 About your
00:38:16.960 I mean you're probably
00:38:17.760 Not surprised
00:38:18.220 I love this audience
00:38:18.840 I'm not
00:38:19.480 This audience
00:38:21.280 Is completely different
00:38:23.340 Than I think
00:38:24.320 Most audiences
00:38:25.480 Around
00:38:25.960 In many different ways
00:38:27.280 Probably
00:38:27.840 People who are
00:38:30.560 Don't
00:38:31.700 Aren't familiar
00:38:32.240 With
00:38:32.620 Your show
00:38:34.320 Or just kind of
00:38:35.420 Are
00:38:35.840 Like
00:38:36.380 Probably think
00:38:37.420 Your audience
00:38:37.880 Are bananas
00:38:38.660 Or something
00:38:39.180 Yeah I'm sure
00:38:39.680 You know
00:38:40.040 Not
00:38:40.660 True
00:38:41.300 Yeah
00:38:41.780 Yeah
00:38:42.280 Thank you for saying
00:38:43.100 Not true
00:38:43.760 Thank you
00:38:44.220 And this is
00:38:45.100 And I actually
00:38:46.680 Think that
00:38:47.260 Look
00:38:48.020 We are thinking
00:38:49.180 About the election
00:38:49.940 And we're thinking
00:38:50.940 About the aftermath
00:38:51.620 Of the election
00:38:52.320 And what's going to
00:38:54.220 Happen to this country
00:38:55.180 I mean I know
00:38:56.420 You and I
00:38:56.880 Have been talking
00:38:57.520 Behind the scenes
00:38:58.760 For years
00:38:59.820 Yeah
00:39:00.200 And there's a tsunami
00:39:01.760 Coming at us
00:39:02.620 You know
00:39:02.980 There's a
00:39:03.880 Poison that's running
00:39:05.800 Through the veins
00:39:06.900 Of this country
00:39:07.680 And in one small step
00:39:09.020 We have a small
00:39:09.760 Antidote to this
00:39:10.820 What can we do
00:39:11.900 We can just fight
00:39:12.860 We can just fight
00:39:14.080 With what we have
00:39:14.900 And what we have
00:39:15.580 Right now
00:39:16.080 Is one small step
00:39:17.120 And I hope that
00:39:18.520 People in your audience
00:39:19.480 Will sign up
00:39:20.060 And be a part of this
00:39:20.720 How do they do that
00:39:21.360 So we have thousands
00:39:22.240 Of people on a waiting list
00:39:23.340 If you're a Glenn Beck listener
00:39:24.780 Top of the list
00:39:26.160 Immediately
00:39:26.660 Really
00:39:27.360 You go right to the top
00:39:28.280 Of the list
00:39:28.700 Wow
00:39:28.960 So go to
00:39:30.320 Takeonesmallstep.org
00:39:32.340 Takeonesmallstep.org
00:39:33.960 It's about five minutes
00:39:35.000 To sign up
00:39:35.680 Maybe less
00:39:36.340 Just sign up
00:39:37.420 And it's a one hour
00:39:38.240 Conversation
00:39:39.040 With someone across
00:39:40.180 The political divides
00:39:41.040 From you
00:39:41.440 You know
00:39:42.380 Look
00:39:42.640 In this
00:39:43.160 In this environment
00:39:45.380 Like people are nervous
00:39:46.500 Doing this
00:39:47.620 Oh I know they are
00:39:48.360 But they come out
00:39:49.320 The other end
00:39:50.000 And they have a friend
00:39:51.080 That's so great
00:39:53.140 It is so great
00:39:54.260 So if we can
00:39:54.880 And we're just fighting
00:39:56.000 To get this to scale
00:39:57.040 As fast as we can
00:39:58.260 Before the election
00:39:59.520 I mean this isn't
00:40:00.220 Going to end
00:40:00.640 After the election
00:40:01.400 But look
00:40:02.140 No matter who wins
00:40:03.020 This election
00:40:03.580 Half the country
00:40:05.100 Is going to think
00:40:05.560 It was stolen
00:40:05.940 Oh I know
00:40:06.420 It's crazy
00:40:07.580 Yeah
00:40:07.880 It's crazy
00:40:09.060 Dave I know
00:40:10.180 We're going to
00:40:10.620 Have a meeting
00:40:11.240 After the show
00:40:11.940 But give me
00:40:13.060 The web address again
00:40:14.180 It's
00:40:14.700 Takeonesmallstep.org
00:40:16.300 Okay
00:40:16.660 Takeonesmallstep
00:40:17.980 I can't recommend
00:40:18.980 This highly enough
00:40:20.420 And if you're
00:40:21.960 Somebody that wants
00:40:22.700 To make a positive
00:40:23.640 Difference
00:40:24.260 Help take this step
00:40:26.100 Please
00:40:26.740 Takeonesmallstep.org
00:40:29.400 Sign up for it
00:40:30.440 Na na na na