The Glenn Beck Program - March 03, 2020


Best of The Program ｜ Guest： Dr. Robert Epstein ｜ 3⧸3⧸20


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

166.36081

Word Count

9,005

Sentence Count

881

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

Chris Matthews announces his retirement from MSNBC. Why did he decide to leave the network? And what will his replacement do now that he's out of the job? Glenn and Pat discuss all of that and more on today's show.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey, it's Super Tuesday. We've got to look at all of the choices as we prepare for our broadcast tonight, beginning at 8 p.m. Eastern time.
00:00:10.400 You just don't want to miss this. It's I mean, what the Democrats?
00:00:15.380 Oh, the places they will go tonight on the Blaze TV.
00:00:20.620 We give you all of these things, including the theories of why Chris Matthews is retiring on today's podcast.
00:00:26.040 We have the latest from Dr. Robert Epstein on the rigging of the 2020 election, Texas and Biden and Beto, which is a weird combination when you throw Texas in there.
00:00:40.100 A coronavirus update for you, one for the ages, because we also did Profiles of Courage.
00:00:46.020 And my, were they. Oh, you're going to be inspired by these politicians who are so courageous.
00:00:52.820 Also, we found a staff member doesn't eat Chinese food right now because they're afraid of the coronavirus.
00:01:00.320 That led to about 40 minutes of just nonstop, relentless mocking that you do not want to miss.
00:01:06.760 Also, I don't want to miss the mockery that's going to go on with the candidates tonight on Super Tuesday.
00:01:11.480 If you happen to be listening to this on Super Tuesday, we have coverage tonight starting at 8 p.m. Eastern on BlazeTV.com.
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00:01:21.140 There's a special code today, which is for 20 bucks off your subscription.
00:01:24.920 GB20 is that code.
00:01:26.540 Make sure you go there and check out all the information that you need about who's winning, who's doing what on Super Tuesday,
00:01:32.420 and also nonstop mockery of not only people who work here, but also the candidates.
00:01:37.000 All tonight on BlazeTV's Super Tuesday coverage.
00:01:39.540 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:01:56.640 We welcome to the program Mr. Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed,
00:02:00.120 a podcast that can be heard wherever you get your podcasts or here on BlazeTV right before this program live every day.
00:02:07.740 I want to go back to Chris Matthews.
00:02:10.740 He announced his retirement on MSNBC last night.
00:02:13.560 I want you to just listen to this again.
00:02:16.200 Let me start with my headline tonight.
00:02:18.680 I'm retiring.
00:02:19.680 This is the last hardball on MSNBC.
00:02:21.760 And obviously, this isn't for lack of interest in politics.
00:02:25.320 As you can tell, I've loved every minute of my 20 years as host of hardball.
00:02:29.280 Every morning I read the papers and I'm gung ho to get to work.
00:02:32.760 Not many people have had this privilege.
00:02:34.660 I love working with my producers and the discussions we have over how to report the news.
00:02:39.780 And I love having this connection with you, the good people who watch.
00:02:42.920 I've learned who you are, bumping into you on the sidewalk or waiting at an airport and saying hello.
00:02:48.220 You're like me.
00:02:49.420 I hear it from your kids and grandchildren who say my dad loves you or my grandmother loves you or my husband watched it till the end.
00:02:56.420 Well, after a conversation with MSNBC, I decided tonight will be my last hardball.
00:03:00.400 So let me tell you why.
00:03:01.380 The younger generations out there are ready to take the reins.
00:03:04.880 We see them in politics, in the media, in fighting for their causes.
00:03:08.900 They are improving the workplace.
00:03:10.420 We're talking here about better standards than we grew up with.
00:03:13.400 Fair standards.
00:03:14.480 A lot of it has.
00:03:15.420 This is crazy.
00:03:16.560 This is crazy talk.
00:03:18.400 This should this should scare Democrats to the core.
00:03:23.080 You have a seasoned journalist there.
00:03:25.800 NBC is still bringing in Tom Brokaw.
00:03:27.740 He's got to be at least 10 years older than Chris Matthews easily, easily.
00:03:32.020 They're still bringing him in.
00:03:33.180 Why?
00:03:33.500 Because he has a wealth of experience.
00:03:37.040 He's seen an arc.
00:03:39.480 You now have this network.
00:03:41.940 This his excuses.
00:03:44.040 And this is not the truth.
00:03:45.360 I'll tell you the truth in a second.
00:03:46.380 But his excuse is, you know, the younger generation, they're ready to take over.
00:03:52.100 So there's no place for people with experience.
00:03:54.640 There's no place for people like Chris Matthews.
00:03:57.960 None.
00:03:59.180 And then he goes on to say, you know, but they have fairer standards.
00:04:03.320 Well, A, that doesn't sound like a fairer standard.
00:04:06.020 Hey, you've had your time, Grandpa.
00:04:07.440 Get out.
00:04:09.060 That's not a fairer standard.
00:04:10.500 That's a scary standard.
00:04:12.060 But then he goes on for the real cover.
00:04:16.240 And that is, you know, I made some really inappropriate remarks at the time.
00:04:19.420 They have fair standards.
00:04:20.720 You know, what we thought 30 years ago was fair was not fair.
00:04:24.420 Well, yeah, that was 30 years ago.
00:04:27.120 There's no forgiveness for what happened 30 years ago.
00:04:29.820 Now, there's been a recent claim on Chris Matthews.
00:04:33.740 I don't even know how long ago it happened.
00:04:35.260 But this woman came out and said, look, this was not sexual harassment.
00:04:38.140 I just made me feel uncomfortable.
00:04:40.120 He said, boy, you are beautiful.
00:04:42.440 How come I haven't fallen in love with you before?
00:04:45.560 And, you know, hey, to the makeup person, keep putting more makeup on her.
00:04:50.340 And I just know there's never I'm never going to be able.
00:04:52.580 And that's a really bad compliment.
00:04:54.360 Hey, cover her face some more.
00:04:55.700 And she's pretty.
00:04:56.940 But even the person who accused it said it wasn't sexual harassment.
00:05:03.200 But that's what he's going out on.
00:05:05.280 That's the fairer standards he's going out on.
00:05:08.220 Let me tell you what really happened, because Chris Matthews, when he said, this will be my last hardball.
00:05:15.920 No, it wasn't his last hardball.
00:05:18.100 It was the last three minutes on air.
00:05:21.340 Because when he went to break, Steve Kornacki came in and he replaced in the show.
00:05:29.300 They went to break.
00:05:31.460 Chris Matthews is gone.
00:05:32.940 And Steve Kornacki is taking it.
00:05:35.120 And he appeared shocked by it.
00:05:37.260 His first words were, that's an awful lot to take in.
00:05:41.920 That was that was an awful lot to take in.
00:05:44.920 Well, yeah.
00:05:46.060 So Chris was allowed to say goodbye to his audience.
00:05:52.940 Now, that is rare in and of itself.
00:05:55.180 If they're firing you, no network allows you to go back on the air, which reminds you, I just would like to remind you, I believe there were four or six months of shows I did after Fox supposedly fired me.
00:06:08.480 Not possible doesn't happen.
00:06:11.880 They let him do a three minute segment that was scripted.
00:06:17.520 And I'm sure that there were things like you're going to lose all your severance, all everything.
00:06:24.120 You'll lose all benefits unless you shut your mouth and say only that he did.
00:06:31.200 So why did this happen?
00:06:32.460 It happened because CNN is the establishment network that uses revolutionaries.
00:06:41.740 MSNBC is the revolutionary network that uses the establishment.
00:06:50.440 And the revolutionaries are done with the establishment.
00:06:55.100 When Chris Matthews said last week, Bernie Sanders taking over the Democratic Party and winning like he's winning is like the Nazis taking France.
00:07:07.200 That was the death knell.
00:07:08.980 Nothing.
00:07:09.440 Yeah, nothing else.
00:07:10.480 Yep.
00:07:10.900 Nothing else.
00:07:12.040 You do not speak against the revolutionaries at NBC.
00:07:16.940 That's what it was.
00:07:18.180 And I have to tell you, Chris Matthews has said horrible things about me.
00:07:23.520 He also, before he went to work for MSNBC with the revolutionaries, was a fan.
00:07:30.560 He was a fan.
00:07:31.400 I listened to him every day.
00:07:32.620 He said, I listen to him every day.
00:07:34.140 He's one of the brightest men on radio.
00:07:36.320 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:07:37.640 He said all of those things about me.
00:07:40.000 Then he started falling in with the revolutionaries.
00:07:43.160 And all of a sudden, I'm the worst person in the world.
00:07:46.700 I don't change for money.
00:07:48.640 I don't change for the wins.
00:07:51.420 I don't change.
00:07:53.300 Chris Matthews, you embarrassed yourself with the way you behaved with the revolutionaries.
00:07:59.460 And you are now paying that price that I told you would come.
00:08:05.400 You're lucky to get out of there before anything worse happens, because those revolutionaries are now talking about fulfilling my prophecy from Fox when I said they're going to come in and drag you out of your studio and into the streets and beat you to death.
00:08:24.000 I was wrong there now Bernie Sanders supporters are now saying they'll set you on fire in the street.
00:08:30.160 So you're lucky you got out before all of that.
00:08:33.260 You were on the wrong side.
00:08:35.640 But it was a it's a sad day to see a guy who has that long of a career who has at times been very right and very helpful to the country, even though I've disagreed with him.
00:08:48.680 It's sad to see him brushed aside and forced to read a statement that is as ridiculous as that one that the new generation is coming in.
00:09:01.600 Well, all of those grandparents that were watching you, Chris, they also have a wealth of experience and a wealth of knowledge.
00:09:09.320 Should they be brushed aside for this new enlightened generation?
00:09:14.600 Because it doesn't seem that enlightened to me, I think, too.
00:09:19.280 I don't know how much you put on this, but here's a guy who is an old school Democrat.
00:09:26.020 Right.
00:09:26.220 Yes.
00:09:26.500 Here's a guy who who brings up Tip O'Neill 614 times every show.
00:09:30.740 Right.
00:09:30.960 And here's a guy who has been critical of the sort of revolutionary wing of the Democratic Party, a guy who says, you know, who's given Sanders and Warren a hard time.
00:09:42.880 You go back and read her article, the accuser.
00:09:46.460 Right.
00:09:47.220 She says the reason she wrote the article is because he was critical of Warren.
00:09:53.760 Because she he didn't believe Warren in the Warren Bloomberg exchange as to who who told the truth.
00:10:00.960 Where Bloomberg said, I didn't say kill it.
00:10:03.780 And Warren said that she that he did.
00:10:06.680 And, you know, Matthew says, well, you know, why do you believe why do you believe her?
00:10:12.760 And she says, well, why did you believe him?
00:10:14.780 Well, first of all, he was there.
00:10:16.140 Right.
00:10:16.440 Like, Warren, Elizabeth Warren has no information over this.
00:10:19.140 She's just randomly believing the person that benefits her politically.
00:10:22.760 Correct.
00:10:23.100 Right.
00:10:23.280 That's the only reason Elizabeth Warren.
00:10:25.080 Right.
00:10:25.360 And she couldn't care less whether he said kill it or not.
00:10:28.160 No.
00:10:28.500 Why would she care?
00:10:29.460 She's been encouraged.
00:10:30.940 She's been encouraging people to kill it for how many years?
00:10:32.760 Right.
00:10:33.160 It's actually a positive in her party.
00:10:35.300 The point is that when you cross when he crossed that line from being helpful to the revolutionaries.
00:10:41.320 He's done.
00:10:41.660 Right.
00:10:41.900 That now all of a sudden is no longer no longer a positive outlook for his career.
00:10:46.400 And now he's gone.
00:10:47.660 And it's and she's outwardly saying it's because of Warren.
00:10:50.580 I think this should be remembered not as the Chris Matthews program, but the Chris Matthews program, because that's what's happening at NBC.
00:11:01.040 There is a program that is going to get rid of all of the establishment voices, anybody who is at least on MSNBC, anybody who is not down with the radicals.
00:11:15.340 Again, CNN is the establishment power.
00:11:19.300 That's the network of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, and they excuse the revolutionaries.
00:11:29.120 NBC has been the revolutionary power.
00:11:32.380 They embrace that, and they've excused the Chris Matthews and the Nancy Pelosi's.
00:11:39.920 Those excuses now are over.
00:11:43.220 And if you think that the revolutionaries won't come for you.
00:11:48.380 Well, you're a fool because they're starting to come for anybody now like Chris Matthews, who has anything other than lockstep parroting in mind.
00:12:01.420 Yeah, could you imagine this five years ago?
00:12:03.940 No.
00:12:04.560 No way.
00:12:05.420 No way.
00:12:06.120 This has happened really fast.
00:12:07.840 Really, really fast.
00:12:09.260 Next four years are going to be really, really interesting.
00:12:11.720 Let's see who they come up with four years from now.
00:12:14.500 How radical will that person be?
00:12:18.800 The best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:12:27.220 Hey, it's Glenn, and you're listening to the Glenn Beck program.
00:12:29.920 If you like what you're hearing on this show, make sure you check out Pat Gray Unleashed.
00:12:34.780 It's available wherever you download your favorite podcasts.
00:12:38.640 All right, Robert Epstein was with us yesterday on the program.
00:12:42.800 He is a very distinguished scientist.
00:12:47.400 He was the head and chief editor of Psychology Today.
00:12:51.660 He's got his psychology degree from Harvard.
00:12:56.660 He is very, very well respected and published until he started tracking what Google was doing.
00:13:05.020 And once he started tracking what Google and Facebook were doing, especially in the case of the election, he started to become very, very worried because what he found was they can manipulate and have manipulated our elections already.
00:13:24.080 And they can dramatically change the outcome.
00:13:28.080 He said in his latest op ed that the Republicans have almost no chance of winning, no matter how bad the other candidate is, no matter how good we are.
00:13:40.980 You have almost no chance of winning.
00:13:42.660 If it's even close, five percentage points anywhere in the country, advantage Democrats because of what high tech will do.
00:13:52.240 He's going to be on a special with us tomorrow on our Wednesday night special where we're going through all the things that are happening to our election that no one's paying attention to.
00:14:02.320 Forget about Russia.
00:14:03.940 Well, don't forget about do Russia, you know, make sure we're paying attention to Russia.
00:14:07.620 But that's not the biggest problem.
00:14:10.720 This is.
00:14:12.740 Doctor, welcome to the program.
00:14:14.040 Glad you're here.
00:14:15.960 It's nice to be back.
00:14:18.260 I think it's only been a few hours since I was on last.
00:14:20.760 I know.
00:14:21.200 I know.
00:14:21.780 Well, I want to make sure that you are getting the funding that you need to be able to monitor.
00:14:28.180 You said yesterday while you were on that there is something new that you have discovered that they look like they're doing.
00:14:35.160 We're talking Google, Facebook.
00:14:36.360 Anybody with an algorithm and a social media platform, YouTube, Twitter.
00:14:42.540 And you're saying that there is something new they're doing that is really insidious.
00:14:47.640 You want to explain?
00:14:50.140 Yes.
00:14:50.620 And just to preface that, let me point out that I study these effects, you know, after I discover them, which is, you know, which is a hit and miss, I have to say.
00:15:02.260 But I study these effects one at a time.
00:15:06.120 I think I just got to make this point.
00:15:08.140 In other words, I find out something that can shift opinions like bias in search results or bias in search suggestions or those little answer boxes that they show you at the top of a page of search results or, you know, bias in news feeds, whatever it is.
00:15:25.420 I study these things one at a time.
00:15:28.420 But in reality, they're all being used at the same time.
00:15:32.760 And so I don't even know what happens when you have, you know, five, six, seven, eight different types of manipulation running simultaneously.
00:15:45.660 So now with that preface, let me say that the new technique that we are following now that we're studying and trying to quantify, we call it YME, the YouTube manipulation effect.
00:15:59.440 It turns out that YouTube is possibly the most powerful manipulation tool.
00:16:09.120 I believe that.
00:16:10.800 In the online manipulation universe.
00:16:12.920 And I first started getting concerned when a two-minute video was leaked a few months ago from Google.
00:16:24.880 It shows the head of YouTube, Susan Wojcicki, talking to her staff.
00:16:33.840 This is literally someone who improperly recorded her and then walked out with the video.
00:16:42.920 And she's talking to her staff and she is showing diagrams up on a big screen.
00:16:48.520 And she is saying that after the 2016 election, we decided we better straighten out our YouTube algorithm.
00:16:57.700 This is a Google secret top up next.
00:17:01.500 It's called the up next algorithm.
00:17:03.180 The one that suggests the video you should watch next.
00:17:05.900 And she explains we're altering, we're aggressively altering our up next algorithm that suggests what you should watch by pushing up in ranking.
00:17:19.320 And she's got a big up arrow.
00:17:21.640 The content, the videos that we think are authoritative and pushing down.
00:17:27.700 And she's got a big down arrow pushing down the videos that we think are not authoritative.
00:17:33.820 And I thought, wow, that's pretty blatant.
00:17:39.460 Yeah, because I wonder how they put Bernie Sanders.
00:17:41.460 Is he authoritative or not?
00:17:44.060 Well, that's the thing.
00:17:45.440 You see, unless we are, this is all ephemeral stuff.
00:17:48.540 Meaning, you know, it's just generated on the fly just for you.
00:17:55.100 And who keeps track of the sequence?
00:17:57.500 I mean, no one does.
00:17:58.980 So unless we're tracking this, we don't really know for sure what they're showing people.
00:18:06.000 You have to track this up.
00:18:07.220 You have to monitor.
00:18:08.740 But then I learned that currently around the world, and this blew me away, 70% of the videos that people watch on YouTube are suggested by that up next algorithm.
00:18:22.380 Unbelievable.
00:18:23.060 70%.
00:18:25.820 So what this means is Google has the power to send people down rabbit holes, literally send them down rabbit holes by watching a sequence of videos.
00:18:37.520 And, of course, people have no idea that there's any bias associated with these videos.
00:18:43.600 So we are.
00:18:44.800 I just want to say, you know, there was this old movie.
00:18:49.440 I'm sure you remember.
00:18:50.160 Maybe you don't.
00:18:51.220 The Manchurian Candidate.
00:18:53.060 Where they had indoctrinated somebody and they had taken him and really done a number on him to get him to believe certain things that he had to go and kill somebody.
00:19:06.060 And for years I have said, Google in time will have the power because they'll be able to target.
00:19:14.640 And I'm not suggesting they're doing this, but they could target individuals because they would know more about that individual than that individual knows.
00:19:22.240 And you could sway them one way or another to do good or to do evil, whatever it is.
00:19:27.760 But that Manchurian Candidate, this is technology now that in the 1950s, our CIA and the Soviets would have killed to have to be able to manipulate not just one individual, but a lot of individuals, maybe an entire country or world and move them in one direction or another.
00:19:49.020 This has never, ever been able to be able to do anything like this.
00:19:53.480 Am I getting this right?
00:19:56.140 Yes, that's the last element here that makes this so scary.
00:20:01.020 is that Google has, if you've been using the Internet for, you and I are, we're as old as dirt.
00:20:07.640 So if you have been using the Internet for 20 years, Google has the equivalent of 3 million pages of information about you.
00:20:17.620 3 million pages.
00:20:19.080 It sounds impossible, but it's actually true.
00:20:21.240 There was actually a study done by The Guardian in the UK looking at the quantity of information that Google has.
00:20:27.320 So they know exactly who you are, they know how to influence you, and the point is, if you ever get on YouTube, they can take you in any direction they want if you're vulnerable.
00:20:40.860 In other words, if you're undecided on some issue, they can take you down a rabbit hole.
00:20:46.420 But the point is, we are actually in the process now, it's extremely exciting what we're doing, of attaching numbers to this effect.
00:20:54.140 In other words, we're actually measuring very, very precisely how much power this technique has to shift opinions, to shift purchases, to shift votes.
00:21:05.960 And I won't have solid numbers, I think, until sometime in April.
00:21:10.700 But the point is, we've got this thing running now.
00:21:13.400 It's taken months to set this up.
00:21:14.840 And it's tremendously, tremendously exciting.
00:21:18.140 Because, again, who is studying this?
00:21:21.260 Who is quantifying this?
00:21:23.160 Right.
00:21:23.940 And, of course, what I want to do is, if I can get the resources, is I want to monitor this in those final months leading up to the 2020 election.
00:21:34.240 Because I am quite certain that given the level of individual targeting that Google and, to some extent, Facebook, to a lesser extent, Twitter, given the individual targeting that they can do, given how much they know about you,
00:21:50.640 that means they can identify state by state by state, swing state by swing state, swing county by swing county, they can identify who the vulnerable people are,
00:22:03.820 who the people are who are not yet committed, who have not yet decided.
00:22:07.700 And they, at an individual level, can use a dozen or more subliminal techniques to shift their opinions and their voting preferences with no one knowing that they're doing so and without leaving a paper trail for authorities to trace.
00:22:24.980 So I think I may have asked you this yesterday, but I'd like you to clarify on something.
00:22:31.180 You know, I have friends who are, you know, they're deep, deep, deep, deep thinkers to the point to where it's like, okay, shut up.
00:22:39.660 I don't, I'm tired.
00:22:41.260 I can't think that.
00:22:42.500 But they are deep thinkers.
00:22:44.440 And I have been watching conversations that are happening that I found at first perplexing this argument about free will, that free will exists or free will doesn't exist.
00:22:55.920 I really thought that we had solved that, you know, in the Enlightenment period.
00:23:01.180 But I, when I started realizing what they're really talking about, because a lot of them are kind of, you know, Google kind of, you know, Silicon Valley people.
00:23:11.840 What they're really talking about is this idea that free will is a thing of the past, that you don't know where that idea came from or that action came from,
00:23:26.060 because we're going to be living in a world of constant manipulation.
00:23:34.140 Yes, but, you know, I understand that this issue drives people crazy.
00:23:39.100 I understand that.
00:23:39.960 I've actually written about this issue, but let me, let me give you the bottom line on this issue, okay?
00:23:44.280 If, if you are being subjected to controls that you can see, then you have free will.
00:23:51.820 Well, yeah, because you feel like someone's challenging your free will.
00:23:55.840 Correct.
00:23:56.340 That's, and so you, and so you can push back.
00:23:59.000 Correct.
00:23:59.360 And you feel like you have free will and all that.
00:24:01.720 The problem comes when you're, you're, you're being subjected to forms of control that you can't see.
00:24:07.680 Now, you don't know what, I mean, the point is you don't, you don't know what you don't know, right?
00:24:13.660 So you have no idea that moment to moment in time, right?
00:24:19.920 You know, there, there, there are other people or other algorithms, you know, controlling what you do, determining what you think, what you buy, your attitudes, your beliefs, who you vote for.
00:24:31.280 If, if you can't see those forces of control, then at that point, if you do feel like you have free will, and you probably do, it's an illusion.
00:24:41.880 It's a complete illusion.
00:24:43.620 So we're, that's the point we're at now.
00:24:46.240 If there is free will, it's just an illusion these days, because in fact, you're being subjected to very, very powerful forms of control that have never existed before.
00:24:58.260 And that you cannot see.
00:25:01.980 All right.
00:25:02.720 I, I want to give your address because I, I cannot recommend strongly enough that if you have money and you want to be involved in something, you know, we free slaves with the Nazarene fund.
00:25:16.300 Uh, and with, uh, uh, with, oh, you are, um, we have been doing, you know, work in different places all around the world and in the country, just helping people get back on their feet with mercury one.
00:25:29.200 This is critical for democracy and for our Republic.
00:25:34.360 If we lose the vote and we are being manipulated without our knowledge, without any measurement on it, we are done as a free people.
00:25:43.180 I want you to go to my Google research.com and make a pledge to help.
00:25:50.240 Even if it's $5, if you can do one, you know, every month, whatever you can do, I need you to help him, uh, put this together and he needs a ton of money.
00:26:01.660 We're going to need a lot of people doing this.
00:26:04.360 Please go to my Google research.com and help Dr. Epstein, uh, monitor.
00:26:10.500 This is, this is, this will be the whole, uh, ball of wax.
00:26:15.940 We lose this, we lose everything.
00:26:20.280 Doctor, we'll talk to you tomorrow on, uh, the TV show.
00:26:23.180 Thank you so much.
00:26:25.280 Thank you, Glenn.
00:26:26.200 And thank you so much for your support.
00:26:28.000 And we got a ton of donations yesterday and I don't, I just don't know how you do it.
00:26:32.220 You must, you must have the most amazing listeners in the world.
00:26:34.900 We do, we do.
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00:26:45.160 At least at this point, hopefully on Wednesday, we may have an announcement for you on Wednesday show on that.
00:26:54.900 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:26:57.680 It's super Tuesday and people, people, people, it is super.
00:27:11.040 It's super.
00:27:11.660 The choices we have.
00:27:13.020 You have Bernie Sanders.
00:27:14.720 You have Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren.
00:27:19.260 Oh, and Michael Bloomberg.
00:27:21.660 And Tulsi Gabbard.
00:27:22.600 So nice.
00:27:23.220 And an asterisk.
00:27:25.260 I mean, these are, this is crazy that out of 350 million people, those four people are the best the Democrats can do.
00:27:36.380 That's amazing.
00:27:37.320 It is incredible.
00:27:37.960 It really is.
00:27:38.580 I mean, that is a terrible field.
00:27:41.320 Again, Joe Biden is the youngest man in the competition still.
00:27:46.020 That's 77.
00:27:46.620 So you, you also have, you have Joe Biden last night in Texas with Beto, who Beto is the saddest, most pathetic story I've ever seen.
00:27:58.920 Really?
00:27:59.480 I mean, the guy went from, he's a superstar.
00:28:02.300 He's going to be the next Jack Kennedy to, oh my gosh, can somebody take him off the stage and stop making people look at him?
00:28:09.360 Because this is an embarrassment.
00:28:11.100 Yeah.
00:28:11.300 I mean, he was a hero to zilch in seconds.
00:28:13.660 Yeah.
00:28:14.040 Hero to zero, an absolute, the biggest zero I've ever seen.
00:28:18.360 He didn't have a core.
00:28:20.000 That's his problem.
00:28:21.000 He became anything he thought people wanted him to be.
00:28:24.560 Yeah.
00:28:24.700 The second people actually looked at him, he went away.
00:28:28.240 Yeah.
00:28:28.360 And the only reason he did well in Texas is because, you know, there's a decent amount of, obviously Democrats don't like Cruz.
00:28:34.140 And there was a little bit of energy behind him.
00:28:35.960 He had a couple of viral videos.
00:28:37.100 But as soon as you had to actually look at him in a field of Democrats.
00:28:39.860 You're like, oh boy, this guy's bad.
00:28:41.160 This guy's terrible.
00:28:41.600 Now, Joe Biden just had him on stage yesterday here in Texas.
00:28:46.980 And Biden said, quote, I'm going to guarantee you this is not the last guy.
00:28:51.120 This is the last time you're seeing this guy.
00:28:53.760 Then he looked at Biden.
00:28:54.780 You're going to take care of the gun problem with me.
00:28:56.680 You're going to be the one that leads this effort.
00:28:58.540 I'm counting on you.
00:28:59.640 I'm counting on you.
00:29:00.620 We need you badly.
00:29:02.400 Tobetto.
00:29:02.680 This is the guy who said, hell yes, I'm going to take your guns.
00:29:07.140 In Texas.
00:29:10.000 Now, the problem that people need to be wide awake on in Texas.
00:29:15.060 Wake the hell up, Texas.
00:29:17.180 They think we're Texas.
00:29:19.200 We'll always be Texas.
00:29:20.560 I don't have to worry.
00:29:21.980 We need people to come here before.
00:29:23.660 We take.
00:29:24.020 No, you don't.
00:29:26.640 They have moved in on mass from California.
00:29:31.940 There are millions, hundreds of millions of dollars being spent in Texas over the last
00:29:38.740 eight years to change text.
00:29:41.640 You can't teach the truth about the Alamo in some districts in Texas.
00:29:47.900 The Alamo.
00:29:50.800 Texas is on the verge of being lost.
00:29:54.800 You lose Texas.
00:29:56.640 No conservative ever wins another national election ever because of the electoral college in California
00:30:05.140 and Texas.
00:30:06.920 So what do you see happening in Texas and Super Tuesday tonight, pre-coverage tonight?
00:30:13.060 First thing it's important to understand is the way they're selecting this nominee.
00:30:17.580 Now, as you know, this has been a party that's been very upset about the fact that we do not
00:30:21.440 have a national popular vote because it's upsetting that the person with the most votes wouldn't win.
00:30:27.480 It's crazy.
00:30:28.660 I know.
00:30:28.860 And it's also crazy that not every vote would count.
00:30:32.300 Right.
00:30:32.360 And that is two things that they were very concerned about.
00:30:34.720 They don't like backroom dealings.
00:30:36.340 They don't like any of that.
00:30:38.320 Hey, don't cut any special deals with anybody behind our back.
00:30:41.240 Let the people's voice be heard.
00:30:42.800 And they're limited by the Constitution because they have this stupid electoral college thing
00:30:47.160 in there.
00:30:47.680 Yeah, we gotta get rid of that.
00:30:48.180 We gotta get rid of that.
00:30:48.960 That's why when they had the opportunity to design the entire system from scratch with
00:30:52.580 no restrictions whatsoever, they designed a system that by design eliminates millions
00:31:00.280 of votes, just they don't even count, number one.
00:31:04.240 And number two does not award the popular vote winner with the actual win.
00:31:09.800 Right now, Joe Biden is in second in delegates, which is how you actually win the nomination,
00:31:14.820 but he's in first in popular vote.
00:31:16.520 The exact thing that they've been complaining about forever.
00:31:18.920 Joe Biden?
00:31:19.420 Joe Biden.
00:31:20.020 Joe Biden.
00:31:20.800 First in popular vote.
00:31:21.540 Wait, say it again.
00:31:22.220 First in popular vote?
00:31:23.960 Second in delegates.
00:31:25.060 Second in delegates.
00:31:25.900 It's weird how that works.
00:31:27.380 That's weird.
00:31:28.300 Beyond that, they have a system that is complicated, but you should understand it for tonight.
00:31:34.480 They have a viability number, which is 15%.
00:31:37.260 You've probably heard that thrown around.
00:31:39.360 Basically, the way they design this is you say, let's say you have four candidates.
00:31:43.640 One gets 30%, one gets 20%, and two others get 10%.
00:31:47.860 Okay?
00:31:48.240 Just to throw out numbers.
00:31:49.740 The two at 10% get immediately eliminated.
00:31:53.060 So every single vote that is not for those top two candidates gets thrown away.
00:32:00.140 Just think about that concept for a second.
00:32:02.620 If you vote for anyone who has 14% or less, your vote does not count in the primary.
00:32:09.120 Don't even bother going.
00:32:10.420 Yes.
00:32:11.040 Now, that is...
00:32:12.220 That could be Bloomberg tonight in some states.
00:32:14.280 In a lot of states, yeah, because he's right around 17%, 18%.
00:32:16.900 Yeah.
00:32:17.100 He may not be viable.
00:32:18.480 Yeah.
00:32:18.620 If these polls have changed since South Carolina, he's not going to be viable.
00:32:22.140 So you go out and vote for Joe...
00:32:23.980 You go out and say, well, you know what?
00:32:25.520 I want Bloomberg instead of Biden.
00:32:29.760 If it's at 17% in your state and you haven't seen a late poll, Biden's poll numbers may have
00:32:36.360 gone up, which would have affected Bloomberg's.
00:32:38.660 You may be throwing your vote away.
00:32:41.180 That's how crazy the Democratic primary is.
00:32:44.980 It is.
00:32:45.540 And just to prove how hypocritical and how they don't mean these things at all when they
00:32:50.140 talk about the Electoral College.
00:32:51.260 If they had won a couple of elections on the Electoral College and lost the popular vote,
00:32:55.540 they would be saying the exact opposite.
00:32:57.840 Yep.
00:32:57.860 They would have.
00:32:58.200 Because they don't mean any of it.
00:32:59.800 Correct.
00:33:00.060 Any of it.
00:33:00.760 Correct.
00:33:01.240 And it proves it here because they could design it however they wanted.
00:33:03.820 If Bernie Sanders had the popular vote, but Joe Biden had the delegates, they would be
00:33:09.600 saying the exact opposite today.
00:33:11.220 Whatever they need to say.
00:33:12.000 Whatever they need to say.
00:33:13.280 Yep.
00:33:13.460 At any given moment.
00:33:14.400 Yep.
00:33:14.620 Now, the system works on districts as well.
00:33:17.820 So, it's not just statewide.
00:33:19.980 It works on districts as well.
00:33:21.720 So, if in your district, you get to 15%.
00:33:23.640 Even if you only have 10% over the entire state, you could still get some delegates.
00:33:27.940 The problem is if you're right around 15% statewide, you will make it in some districts and miss
00:33:34.000 it in others and you'll get destroyed.
00:33:36.060 This is the stuff that this happened to Tom Steyer because he got about 11% of the vote.
00:33:40.160 He was able to get close to 15% in a lot of places, but he never crossed it.
00:33:44.740 If you don't cross 15%, you get what he got, a quarter of a billion dollars and zero delegates.
00:33:49.420 So, that's a problem.
00:33:51.520 The other part of this is interesting.
00:33:53.800 So, when you knock out, let's say, the two candidates that had 10% of the vote, what's
00:33:58.360 remaining is one at 30 and one at 20.
00:34:00.940 So, they then divide that as if that's the entire vote.
00:34:04.800 So, all the other votes get thrown in the trash and the only votes that are left is
00:34:07.980 that 50%.
00:34:09.020 What group of that 50 did you get?
00:34:13.860 So, you'd get three out of every five votes.
00:34:16.260 If there was 50 delegates available, the person who had 30% would get 30 delegates.
00:34:21.540 The person who had 20% would get 20 delegates.
00:34:23.800 Whatever of that percentage is remaining for the statewide vote.
00:34:26.820 And that happens on every district as well.
00:34:28.440 So, again, you can see how complicated this gets.
00:34:31.180 In addition to that, there are superdelegates in those other things.
00:34:34.480 But that only happens at the contested convention.
00:34:36.420 Right.
00:34:36.640 And the superdelegates can override everything.
00:34:39.680 Well, they can't.
00:34:41.080 I mean, in a close election, they could.
00:34:43.400 It has to get to a second ballot, though.
00:34:45.400 Right.
00:34:45.820 I'm talking about a brokered convention.
00:34:47.920 You just said they really play a role in a brokered convention.
00:34:51.100 Yes.
00:34:51.820 And they can change their loyalty.
00:34:55.220 It just comes down then to a handful of people after the second ballot or after the first ballot, isn't it?
00:35:01.340 Yeah, first ballot.
00:35:01.800 After the first ballot, they're free from all of their obligations.
00:35:07.220 They're supposed to vote the way the state told them to vote.
00:35:10.600 The people told them to vote.
00:35:12.320 But after that first ballot, if that doesn't give a nominee, they're a free agent.
00:35:19.160 So now you have a supergroup of well-connected establishment people picking the nominee.
00:35:28.460 Incredible.
00:35:28.940 I mean, this is your free and fair election party.
00:35:31.880 Right.
00:35:32.580 This is your democracy.
00:35:33.920 One vote, one person, one vote party.
00:35:36.460 Yes.
00:35:37.340 The other thing that's key to watch is how many people get above that 15%.
00:35:40.720 So if you have, if you think of it this way, let's say Bloomberg finishes at 14%.
00:35:45.740 And Warren, by the way, is in the same position.
00:35:47.400 She's right around 15% in some of these states.
00:35:49.980 If they finish at 13% or 14%, their votes, they get zero delegates.
00:35:55.180 They're out of the money, essentially.
00:35:57.180 They're done.
00:35:58.460 If they get 16%, they're in the money.
00:36:01.320 So if you think of it this way, if those two candidates squeak above that 15% margin,
00:36:07.300 you might be dividing the delegates by four.
00:36:11.160 If they're below it, you're only dividing it by two.
00:36:13.260 So there's a huge difference there as to what the gap is between those top two candidates,
00:36:19.320 where, you know, Sanders might be plus 20 delegates in one scenario and plus four in another.
00:36:26.080 So give me the two states that really matter.
00:36:28.540 And this, again, why we have Electoral College.
00:36:30.620 Yeah.
00:36:30.800 Because otherwise, just pay attention to Texas and California.
00:36:35.180 The two states tonight that really matter, because there's, what, 500 and there's almost 600 delegates available, right?
00:36:45.600 Yeah.
00:36:45.840 After tonight, we'll be at about 37% of total delegates awarded.
00:36:50.920 So how do you see those two, based on the latest polls and knowing that these could change,
00:36:55.980 and they have been changing, but we don't have any more recent numbers than what he's going to give you.
00:37:01.500 Are they going to be splitting those two states four ways or two ways, do you think?
00:37:05.580 So you're talking about Texas and California.
00:37:07.920 Yeah.
00:37:08.040 And that's about, between them, 16% of all the delegates in the entire election are in those two states that will be decided.
00:37:14.160 Half of everything that you can win tonight is won in those two states.
00:37:18.660 Right.
00:37:18.980 Almost.
00:37:19.220 Almost, yeah.
00:37:19.860 So California is going to be, is the most important, but also probably the least interesting for tonight.
00:37:27.400 The polls close at 11 o'clock tonight, Eastern, and there's tons of mail voting, not just dudes.
00:37:36.200 I mean, like you're mailing in.
00:37:37.880 Mail voting?
00:37:38.800 Yeah.
00:37:39.160 Mail only voting.
00:37:41.080 It's one of those things where you're sending in an actual ballot by mail.
00:37:45.800 And so it could be days before we know what the actual delegate account is in California.
00:37:51.260 Sanders is heavily favored to win there.
00:37:53.180 The question is margin.
00:37:54.540 And the question is how many people will get above that threshold.
00:37:57.140 You know, Warren is right there.
00:37:58.800 Bloomberg is, it's possible Biden should get over the threshold and get some delegates there.
00:38:03.840 But Sanders should win that state relatively easily, is at least what the polls look like.
00:38:07.720 If he doesn't have anybody over the threshold of 15, which I don't think is possible, do you?
00:38:13.120 So Biden should do better.
00:38:14.900 Biden, I think, I think Biden will, will make it.
00:38:18.940 But that's a huge issue if he doesn't.
00:38:22.260 Yeah.
00:38:22.440 If he doesn't, I mean, then all the delegates would go to Sanders, right?
00:38:26.340 There's a chance.
00:38:26.960 It's, yeah, in theory.
00:38:28.700 Now remember, it goes down to district level.
00:38:31.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:38:31.600 So only, there's 144 state delegates in California and 271 district.
00:38:39.780 Okay.
00:38:40.180 So these guys will cross 15% in some of the districts.
00:38:43.460 They all get something.
00:38:44.600 Got it.
00:38:45.200 But it's not like winner take all in Republican states.
00:38:47.760 They do a lot of those winner take all.
00:38:49.380 It does not happen at all in the Democratic race.
00:38:51.180 The latest poll that came out, and this is, was Sanders at 29, Biden at 21, Bloomberg at 19.
00:38:58.620 So in theory, those three would split the delegates from the state level.
00:39:03.160 And, you know, at 29, 21, 19, there's not that big of a gap, honestly, between how many delegates you're going to get.
00:39:09.720 It's not going to be that big of a deal.
00:39:11.440 Warren is at 10 in that poll.
00:39:13.380 Now, can she get to 15?
00:39:14.760 It's possible.
00:39:15.940 It's only one poll.
00:39:16.820 In Texas, the latest poll has it at Sanders 28, Biden 27, Bloomberg 20, and Warren 12.
00:39:28.080 I would say, again, Warren very close to that threshold, and would make a big difference if she actually crosses 15.
00:39:34.620 The other thing to think about there is, I would say the momentum of the way the experts are thinking, the polls are thinking,
00:39:43.000 is that that Bloomberg is not going to hold at 20.
00:39:46.200 People are going to switch from Bloomberg to Biden last minute.
00:39:49.620 And if so, that would likely hand the state to Biden.
00:39:51.900 I think Bloomberg could go down below the threshold of 15 easily in Texas.
00:39:56.640 Yeah.
00:39:56.880 And all of those numbers go right to Biden.
00:40:00.360 Biden is, this is his last chance.
00:40:02.620 Everybody wants to believe.
00:40:05.340 You know, I think the establishment, Democrats, and those who are not Marxists,
00:40:09.680 and there's less maybe in Texas than I fear than the rest of the country.
00:40:15.820 But I have no idea.
00:40:16.800 But I think that in Texas, I think there is a there would be a big push for Biden of hoping that he could make it all the way.
00:40:30.020 You know what I mean?
00:40:30.460 I mean, they want him to be the guy, and they just don't have the confidence that he is the guy.
00:40:35.920 If they can con themselves into thinking, yes, he's the guy, I think it will help.
00:40:41.700 And you'll see a big, big bubble for Biden tonight.
00:40:46.400 And I would argue, too, this is probably the most interesting night of the entire primary.
00:40:50.560 It could set it up into either it's going to be a contested convention, one or the other could win.
00:40:55.280 The other part I would just add on to this is that this is the only time you're going to see a massive change in the election from South Carolina to today,
00:41:04.720 only three days in between and not enough time to actually get quality polling.
00:41:09.160 Yeah.
00:41:09.280 So they really don't have any idea what's going to happen tonight.
00:41:12.320 So tonight you can watch all of our coverage and we'll explain it all to you.
00:41:15.920 We'll have some fun.
00:41:17.300 There may be some drinking involved.
00:41:19.120 I'm not sure.
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00:41:38.840 I don't even know what to say.
00:41:52.480 I found out during the break that there is somebody here on our staff that refuses to eat Chinese food because.
00:41:58.500 Oh, my gosh.
00:41:59.440 They believe that they may get coronavirus.
00:42:02.960 Now, this is insanity.
00:42:04.260 I want to just say, yes, there is in Wuhan, there is a Chinese restaurant that in the basement has an elevator and that elevator goes down through the core of the earth and all the way up to our Chinese restaurants here.
00:42:21.260 It's where they get all of the bats and everything that they use in in Colonel Chow's chicken, not general, just the Colonel Chow.
00:42:31.680 And they get all the bat wings and everything right directly from that elevator that goes through the center of the earth directly to China.
00:42:40.960 And how can you not eat Chinese food here?
00:42:44.320 You're expecting it.
00:42:45.440 What?
00:42:45.720 I don't even understand it.
00:42:47.240 Like, you know, they're all flying over there.
00:42:51.520 Well, really, are they more than the the people that are, you know, flying over to Europe or whatever, because they're working at a Chick-fil-A or a McDonald's and they've got their family over in Mexico?
00:43:04.580 Or are you worried about that one?
00:43:06.420 I also have this weird suspicion and I can't prove this.
00:43:09.720 Yeah.
00:43:10.040 That people now, because the idea being that I guess the theory being that because Chinese people work at Chinese restaurants and they have relatives in China that they might visit, get coronavirus, come back and I guess get it on your General Tso's chicken.
00:43:26.400 I guess that's the theory behind this.
00:43:28.360 Right.
00:43:28.660 Yes.
00:43:28.980 Yes.
00:43:29.160 However, this is in a stunning development.
00:43:31.640 We have uncovered evidence that Chinese people don't just work at Chinese restaurants.
00:43:36.400 Shut up.
00:43:36.620 They seem to work at restaurants all over the place.
00:43:38.580 Shut up.
00:43:39.240 Almost like all the other races and all the other nationalities.
00:43:42.780 They're not working at a Sbarro's, are they?
00:43:44.620 It could.
00:43:45.540 It could happen.
00:43:46.540 Because I've done my research.
00:43:47.720 I haven't had any Italian food at any place except a Sbarro's because there's no Italians that have ever been anywhere near a Sbarro's.
00:43:56.140 So I'm totally cool.
00:43:57.980 But now you tell me that there might be Chinese people that work at the Sbarro's that too might be infected.
00:44:04.520 And here's the thing.
00:44:05.180 People that you know that aren't Chinese, they're eating at Chinese restaurants.
00:44:09.340 So you're with them every day.
00:44:12.300 You are not protected.
00:44:13.920 There's no level of protection here.
00:44:16.120 You're going to tell me like the Iranian authorities have to tell their people that there's not a door doorknob that you can safely lick.
00:44:23.740 Look, to me, all doorknobs can be safely licked.
00:44:27.280 I think that's also a crime.
00:44:28.200 I think that's crazy.
00:44:29.400 Right?
00:44:29.700 That's crazy.
00:44:30.260 That's obviously nuts.
00:44:31.520 Don't have Chinese food because Chinese people might work.
00:44:34.740 That is, what is this, 1941?
00:44:38.360 I will say there are this COVID-19 coronavirus situation is making people insane.
00:44:45.460 Your wife is nuts and she's got to stop.
00:44:47.020 I love her, but she's very terrified of this.
00:44:50.380 She's got to stop.
00:44:52.040 She is out of her mind crazy.
00:44:54.060 She gets, every once in a while, every few years, there's a big media story that legitimately freaks her out.
00:45:01.600 I'll give you an example of this.
00:45:03.020 On our honeymoon, it was the DC sniper story was like in full effect.
00:45:09.320 Do you remember the story where there's the guy who was in the back of his car and he was shooting people at gas stations as they were pumping their gas?
00:45:16.120 And she was freaking terrified over this.
00:45:20.200 Now, we were not anywhere near Washington, D.C.
00:45:22.880 Where were you?
00:45:23.660 We were in South Carolina.
00:45:25.360 That's not a suburb of Washington, D.C.
00:45:28.140 Oh, I mean, unless you really want to expand the definition of suburb.
00:45:31.360 It's three large states away.
00:45:35.000 It's some distance there.
00:45:36.160 It's some distance.
00:45:36.880 Yes, it is.
00:45:37.440 But it was one of those things that every time you're pumping gas, it was like, you know, you had to like hide behind the car or something because who knows?
00:45:44.440 You never know.
00:45:44.840 And look, it was a scary situation.
00:45:46.440 If I was around D.C., would you have a moment of thought about it?
00:45:50.260 Pat's son was living in D.C. in the area where those shootings were happening.
00:45:54.940 And that I could understand.
00:45:56.240 He was freaking out.
00:45:56.940 My son is there.
00:45:58.720 Right.
00:45:58.960 But even that, right?
00:46:00.260 Right.
00:46:00.780 The chances of anything happening to you are so low.
00:46:04.260 It's almost impossible to guard against.
00:46:06.900 Uh-huh.
00:46:07.320 And the situation here is the same thing.
00:46:09.620 You can take basic precautions.
00:46:10.960 Of course, you should wash your hands.
00:46:12.760 You should do the basics.
00:46:14.300 Avoiding particular genres of restaurants does absolutely nothing for you.
00:46:19.140 There's no possible improvement.
00:46:21.120 Hang on.
00:46:21.140 Hang on.
00:46:21.460 Do we have the profiles of Courage music?
00:46:24.320 Because Stu's going out on a limb here.
00:46:26.540 I will eat Chinese food.
00:46:27.480 You will eat Chinese food?
00:46:28.560 Where is it?
00:46:29.300 It's in Italy, too.
00:46:30.320 In Italy.
00:46:30.820 I will go to.
00:46:31.580 How about Croatian?
00:46:32.580 If I knew what Croatian food was, I would eat it.
00:46:35.340 Sushi.
00:46:35.900 Will you eat sushi?
00:46:36.900 That's from Japan.
00:46:38.040 I mean, again, we're getting down in areas that don't necessarily want to eat.
00:46:40.640 I love South Korean food.
00:46:42.420 I love Korean bulgogi.
00:46:44.440 One of my favorite foods.
00:46:45.660 I'll eat it.
00:46:46.760 You can put it with a guy who's like, here's your bulgogi.
00:46:51.700 I'll still eat it.
00:46:52.720 Right.
00:46:53.080 I'll still eat it.
00:46:54.000 It's that good.
00:46:54.720 We've all seen the behind-the-scenes video of restaurants in action, and then it makes
00:47:00.120 you sick for three minutes until you pull through the drive-thru.
00:47:03.300 That's, I feel like, if you're willing to get through that and order food and eat it,
00:47:08.720 just because there's a possibility that someone...
00:47:11.120 By the way, there's a lot of non-Chinese people who work at Chinese restaurants.
00:47:14.820 I don't know if you've noticed this.
00:47:16.020 No.
00:47:16.560 Yeah, it's crazy.
00:47:17.540 No.
00:47:17.960 That the possibility that someone...
00:47:19.560 Say it's not so.
00:47:20.400 Wait, wait.
00:47:20.780 I love the idea of this.
00:47:21.780 You order a General Tso's chicken.
00:47:24.720 Okay.
00:47:25.740 Then, that order goes to someone, right, who happens to be Chinese, who happens to have
00:47:33.460 traveled to, I guess, Wuhan recently, who's picked up coronavirus, who's come back, and
00:47:38.800 is now somehow going to pass it on the cooked food, by the way.
00:47:42.240 Right.
00:47:42.380 It's cooked to hundreds of degrees.
00:47:43.780 He also, somehow or another, bypassed all of the sequestering.
00:47:49.840 Yes.
00:47:50.400 He got onto a plane, which doesn't fly anymore.
00:47:53.100 No.
00:47:53.420 Got past all of the sequestering.
00:47:55.720 Somehow, well, they're short.
00:47:56.780 They're small.
00:47:57.340 So, they could probably...
00:47:58.580 The searchlights, where they had them all in pens, probably didn't catch him, because
00:48:02.960 he's so short.
00:48:03.940 And he got out.
00:48:04.420 Considering the level of stereotyping going on with this person, I'm surprised they didn't
00:48:08.040 make this point.
00:48:09.640 Now.
00:48:10.620 It's so crazy.
00:48:11.940 And then, you get it delivered.
00:48:13.320 Yeah.
00:48:13.960 Well, what if the delivery person is from China?
00:48:15.820 Can you order Italian food that's delivered by a Chinese person?
00:48:19.120 Is that okay?
00:48:20.040 How about Italian food delivered by an Italian?
00:48:22.600 Exactly.
00:48:22.960 I didn't even know this.
00:48:24.500 Tanya is full-blooded Italian.
00:48:27.340 Uh-huh.
00:48:27.780 I gotta quarantine her.
00:48:29.320 I gotta lock her in a room.
00:48:31.500 Great point.
00:48:32.420 Maybe a basement or two.
00:48:34.440 I mean, she could be infecting the entire house.
00:48:39.140 We're at the point now where there's 77 countries, was it, today, that you said in your
00:48:42.840 coronavirus update?
00:48:43.860 Every continent, it's on every continent except for Antarctica.
00:48:48.980 So, you can only order Antarctic food.
00:48:51.480 Right.
00:48:51.840 You're delivered by an Antarctic.
00:48:53.520 You have to have it delivered.
00:48:55.160 You can only eat penguin delivered by a penguin, which is a psychotic job to give to a penguin.
00:49:01.640 Let's be honest.
00:49:02.440 It's just not even cool.
00:49:03.380 Hey.
00:49:03.900 Hey, there are some jobs most penguins won't do.
00:49:06.100 It's a good thing they're shipping in the Argentinian penguins onto Antarctica.
00:49:10.900 They'll do it.
00:49:11.680 They'll do it.
00:49:12.080 They're like, I'll slaughter those penguins.
00:49:14.840 Sure.
00:49:15.520 They don't even know how to wear a tie properly.
00:49:17.940 Look at them.
00:49:19.380 They're wearing color around their neck.
00:49:21.300 That's black tie only.
00:49:23.120 They'll do it.
00:49:23.900 They'll do it.
00:49:24.420 They will.
00:49:25.000 They will.
00:49:25.440 They don't like those emperor penguins.
00:49:27.660 Those bastards and their emperor.
00:49:29.540 No way.
00:49:30.380 No.
00:49:30.640 They don't care.
00:49:31.400 No.
00:49:31.600 So.
00:49:31.980 This is a revealing thing.
00:49:33.620 I feel like we've learned something about this person.
00:49:35.620 I feel we have.
00:49:36.280 We've learned something.
00:49:37.640 A lot.
00:49:38.220 Very strange.
00:49:38.820 Look, if anyone, if you want to remain my friend, do not tell me you haven't gone to
00:49:45.620 a Chinese restaurant or an Italian restaurant or anything like that.
00:49:50.340 Don't tell me that because it makes me question you a lot.
00:49:56.620 A lot.
00:49:57.120 There is a level, I think.
00:50:00.060 Yeah.
00:50:00.340 This is, if this was a more woke company.
00:50:03.460 Oh, yeah.
00:50:04.300 It'd be fired.
00:50:04.880 Oh, gosh.
00:50:05.320 We'd have no employees.
00:50:06.080 We'd have no employees.
00:50:07.260 No employees.
00:50:08.120 There's a level of like media freak out, though, that I think pushes people to make decisions
00:50:13.760 like that.
00:50:14.820 Like that is not, that's not a logical decision, right?
00:50:17.920 There's not, there's no way to logically.
00:50:19.120 Logically, have you taken into consideration the fact that all Chinese restaurants have
00:50:25.660 access to that elevator directly through the core of the earth to China?
00:50:30.500 I think it's, I think we should think about it.
00:50:32.540 Okay.
00:50:32.980 Is it like a bank tube type of situation?
00:50:34.800 It's like a bank tube.
00:50:35.680 Okay.
00:50:35.960 You know, and they just.
00:50:37.260 Well, that's a vacuum, though, so it should be okay.
00:50:38.880 Want some general challenge?
00:50:39.920 No, it's a vacuum so the earth doesn't cook it out when it's, you know, in the million
00:50:44.000 degree temperatures through the, it's just in that vacuum tube and, you know, they're
00:50:49.180 like, hey, we need some more general chow.
00:50:52.700 And then it travels down general challenge, general challenge, general challenge.
00:50:57.780 And it comes from Wuhan.
00:51:00.460 See, I didn't even know that's how Chinese.
00:51:01.800 That's how it, you don't think we make that crap here, do you?
00:51:04.840 I really should have thought this out.
00:51:07.120 Can't get Americans to make that stuff.
00:51:09.400 No, that's true.
00:51:10.120 No, tight, isn't it?
00:51:10.680 It's a very strange way to make a decision.
00:51:15.320 It is.
00:51:15.740 On what you eat.
00:51:16.560 It is.
00:51:17.120 It is.
00:51:17.980 I don't, I don't know.
00:51:19.260 Can we ask this person if they have an enormous amount of toilet paper suddenly in their house?
00:51:26.480 Just one wing of the house is filled with toilet paper.
00:51:29.240 We might run out of toilet paper.
00:51:31.040 You're really not going to run out.
00:51:32.500 Now, I will tell you that the toilet paper thing even makes more sense than the I'm not
00:51:37.200 eating at a Chinese restaurant.
00:51:38.420 Oh, completely.
00:51:39.100 By the way, where's toilet paper made?
00:51:41.080 A lot of it's not made here.
00:51:42.620 Where do you think it's coming from?
00:51:43.840 Where do you think almost everything you buy is coming from?
00:51:46.260 Right.
00:51:46.480 It's all coming from China.
00:51:47.740 Do we not know this?
00:51:47.760 You know what?
00:51:48.000 I got to tell you.
00:51:48.840 I got to tell you.
00:51:49.580 I don't know.
00:51:50.340 I don't care to know.
00:51:51.480 I'm not going to discuss it.
00:51:52.640 But if you get with this at some point, what my grandmother used to call the, either
00:51:59.020 the Hershey squirts or the quick steps.
00:52:02.080 I love that one.
00:52:02.960 It's much better.
00:52:03.540 The quick steps.
00:52:05.600 You need toilet paper.
00:52:07.300 Right.
00:52:07.740 Lots of toilet paper.
00:52:08.300 You got to have a room full, maybe half your garage.
00:52:11.420 Take your car out and park it outside because I've got all of the toilet paper I might need
00:52:17.200 in case of a shutdown.
00:52:18.980 Like, this segment actually makes me want to go buy excess toilet paper because what
00:52:25.440 you're doing is not worrying about whether toilet paper should be purchased or there'll
00:52:29.580 be a run on it.
00:52:30.080 You're worrying about people like the person we're discussing.
00:52:32.960 Yeah.
00:52:33.220 Who thinks, oh my gosh, I need to go get toilet paper and they're going to wind up buying
00:52:36.880 all the toilet paper and then there's none left.
00:52:38.440 Right.
00:52:38.800 You're predicting the actions of the insane person.
00:52:42.660 America, go buy toilet paper.
00:52:44.080 Go buy lots and lots of toilet paper.
00:52:46.660 Okay.
00:52:47.300 I hope this person that works with us wasn't listening to this because they're going to
00:52:52.480 go shoot themselves after this.
00:52:55.460 You're just a bad person.
00:52:57.200 I'm just a really bad racist.
00:52:58.620 Well, they can either shoot themselves or order Kung Pao chicken.
00:53:01.440 Either one.
00:53:02.080 Same risk factors.
00:53:03.060 Same risk.
00:53:04.240 That's like Russian roulette.
00:53:06.240 What are you going to do?
00:53:07.500 I'm going to put a bullet into my head or have the Kung Pao.
00:53:11.740 Shotgun or beef and broccoli?
00:53:13.300 One of the two.
00:53:14.480 Get you to the same place.
00:53:17.800 Okay.
00:53:18.640 This is going to be, if this is the way our day is starting, imagine what our coverage
00:53:23.260 is going to be like at 11 p.m. tonight.
00:53:25.960 Okay.
00:53:26.660 Our Super Tuesday coverage.
00:53:27.720 That's a great point.
00:53:29.220 Our Super Tuesday coverage.
00:53:30.860 We need a Chinese food on the set.
00:53:34.060 Super Tuesday coverage.
00:53:35.300 That's a great idea.
00:53:36.680 Yeah.
00:53:36.860 And anybody who's on the set, you're off the set if you won't have a bite of it.
00:53:41.820 Well, we'll be able to see who this person is because they won't eat any.
00:53:45.260 We'll out them.
00:53:45.860 Will they?
00:53:46.380 No.
00:53:46.800 And we're going to, you're going to check your mouth too.
00:53:48.640 It's like, you know, when you're in the insane asylum and they're like, you got to
00:53:51.400 take this pill and you know, it's a really bad pill.
00:53:53.480 It's going to make, you know, keep you crazy and keep you in the, is this not happening
00:53:57.080 to anybody but me?
00:53:57.700 Anyway, we're checking the mouth to see if you swallowed it.
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