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00:00:00.000 welcome to the podcast today pretty much every sport uh franchise around the country is going

00:00:06.260 to change their name to probably something inoffensive i don't know if there's anything

00:00:10.080 inoffensive that's actually left but the redskins almost certainly seem to be gone indians look like 1.00

00:00:15.420 they're going that way too we'll see who else is going to be uh removed from the uh from the

00:00:21.440 record books we also uh talk about glenn's special that happened this past weekend you

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00:00:41.240 you check out and we talked to a congressional candidate from baltimore who's trying to take

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00:01:27.900 welcome to the glenn beck program and welcome to mr pat gray

00:01:35.440 from pat gray unleashed the podcast you can hear wherever you hear your podcasts or you can hear

00:01:39.860 him record it live uh uh right prior to this uh broadcast on blaze radio hello pat gray uh hello

00:01:46.020 glenn beck uh yes all of those things are very very true uh and so is the fact that you know if if

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00:02:05.260 just a yes i do have to charge you for that especially since you haven't sent me any cookies

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00:02:16.660 fifty thousand dollars worth of radio time those cookies are worth fifty thousand dollars of radio time

00:02:21.860 they are that's scrumptiouscookie.com i mean that's okay all right we got it

00:02:27.460 pat's wife is making cookies and they are honestly did i tell you this uh my sister was up and i didn't

00:02:34.940 say anything to my sister about them and she never listens so she has no clue and i said hey i just want

00:02:40.540 you to i want you to try this uh this cookie clotta and she took a bite out of it and it was so funny

00:02:47.320 because it was like watching my dad and my kids said it's like watching dad eat cookies because i

00:02:53.240 analyzed them like my father used to who's a baker yeah and she did too and she just her eyes popped 0.99

00:03:00.020 open she said this is a really good cookie and i said right yeah i mean how come dad is like washed

00:03:09.340 up now what is up with this they're better than anything my father ever made and my father was a

00:03:15.320 really good pastry compliment thank you it's it's nice to have a product that you can be proud of

00:03:20.300 you know and i kind of am proud of her cookies they're pretty good okay you're almost as proud

00:03:25.040 of the cookies as colin kaepernick is of america i feel like oh not quite that not that that's hard

00:03:29.480 to match that kind of pride yeah because as you know pat it's not about the flag it's not about

00:03:33.480 the country it's not about the anthem it's not about anything it's about police what evidence do you

00:03:38.580 have what what evidence do you have that it is about the that it is about the country or the flag

00:03:46.040 i tend to see a hint of it a hint of it being about the country but it's so subtle you have to

00:03:52.520 really dig deep don't you now listen closely see if you can parse this all right because it's gonna

00:03:57.200 be hard it's very difficult and i want you guys to make sure because we're told every day it's not

00:04:01.960 about the flag it's not about the country it's not about the anthem no um okay here we go um black

00:04:07.900 people have been dehumanized brutalized criminalized and terrorized by america for centuries and are

00:04:14.700 expected to join your commemoration of independence while you enslaved our uh ancestors we reject your 0.99

00:04:21.720 celebration of white supremacy oh wow so i mean i can't is that a news statement this weekend yeah

00:04:26.860 that's from this weekend oh now there's a hint of it there no i hadn't even heard yeah see i think

00:04:32.200 i i think i could see how you would read that that way that it's not about the country yeah and that

00:04:40.340 it's not about division or anything when he says you know and then you expect us to join your

00:04:46.680 commemoration of independence right like when he's saying you're you almost think like he's talking about

00:04:52.880 other people i'm not part of this country i'm not part of this country i hate this country it's kind of 0.66

00:05:02.000 like that now it is of course identical to previous statements he's made uh with the same thing from

00:05:08.140 the beginning from the moment he started protesting when he was saying it was about the country and the

00:05:14.080 flag specifically mentioned those things very specifically yep when he said this country has

00:05:19.320 never been great for uh for african americans um he wants to make it great for the first time

00:05:24.640 there was some elements of that that i picked up and thought maybe he's talking about the country

00:05:30.720 generally um but no just about those very specific uh you know examples of police brutality that are

00:05:39.540 well known that's it that's all he's been talking about all right time okay so i've got some uh good

00:05:45.580 news for you the edmonton eskimos have decided to keep that racist name oh my gosh after an extensive

00:05:53.480 year-long formal research and engagement program with the inuit leaders and community members

00:06:00.020 across canada wow that's unbelievable isn't it even though the the inuit the actual eskimos yeah

00:06:07.000 they don't have a problem with it well they don't know any better they're still bastards they don't 0.90

00:06:11.360 know they should be offended by that they don't know any better of course they're not white right so 1.00

00:06:16.360 we need some white liberals out there to help them exactly this is an ongoing plan where we take away 0.52

00:06:22.880 things that uh groups that are supposed to be offended actually love like the washington redskins

00:06:29.160 like aunt jemima syrup where african americans are overwhelmingly the biggest customers for aunt

00:06:34.680 jemima syrup however we have to tell them that they need to be offended by it and therefore should not

00:06:40.320 be able to buy it anymore because us as white people understand their plight better than they do

00:06:45.240 and how about uncle ben let's get into that racist yes smiling on the label there what do you what

00:06:52.760 kind of stereotype is that that blacks smile all the time is that what that is still listen to you 0.96

00:06:59.700 both listen to you both you just laugh it up clowns laugh it up meanwhile mr coffee the one who

00:07:08.900 dominates every kitchen and oppresses everything else in the kitchen is left to just run the show

00:07:16.260 the white mr coffee uh the cleveland indians are now thinking about changing their names uh they will

00:07:27.220 and the and the redskins are going to do another thorough review of the team's name i don't know what

00:07:34.680 you have to review we know we know we know why the name redskins was uh selected uh the first coach

00:07:42.140 was native american was he not yes he's native american when they named the team uh they did it

00:07:47.280 to honor him uh and also several native american players uh at the time uh the phrase and to my to

00:07:54.400 this moment i have literally never heard the phrase used by a person in a derogatory manner other than

00:08:01.240 the redskins suck meaning the football team but i've never heard anyone using it in a derogatory

00:08:06.040 manner at all towards native americans um with the exception you can go back to the 1800s and find

00:08:11.120 ways however that was not the original way it was intended like so it started out as a by a a a term

00:08:19.220 used by native americans to describe themselves then there were some instances of racial use in in

00:08:26.380 history however that was not the the use at the time or now yeah so at some point in the middle

00:08:33.060 200 years ago people use this term in a bad way and that's supposed to mean that we need to change

00:08:38.540 the the name now it's insanity and this one is interesting because it's being led by fedex who

00:08:43.080 has asked the redskins to change their name because and they you know they've got a 200 million dollar

00:08:48.480 investment in the redskins but i i don't know if daniel snyder will cave into this the way they

00:08:55.100 worded that statement makes me think they are you think they will oh yeah i mean just they're like

00:08:59.020 because he has fought tooth and nail against this stuff why are you doing another review then yeah

00:09:03.480 why are you doing another review i just feel like and it's different now they think they can get away

00:09:08.220 with the folding because so many other companies have folded and therefore there's going to be loss in

00:09:13.800 the shuffle of the constant folding of everybody else and i'm sure daniel snyder is sick of dealing

00:09:18.320 with this i would like the review to come back i take about six months and come back and just

00:09:22.740 release a one-word statement nah

00:09:24.320 washington redskins statement on the name change nah and that's it i like that i like that uh although

00:09:35.060 the the washington post i don't think would like it too much did you see the article uh while offensive

00:09:40.180 tv shows get pulled problematic books are still inspiring debate and conversation oh so we now have

00:09:49.480 to go after books is it time to burn them as confederate uh it doesn't say actually anything

00:09:55.320 about matches they're burning the books yet as confederate statues finally tumble across america

00:10:00.460 television networks are marching through their catalogs looking to take down racially effective

00:10:04.040 offensive content turns out that little video monuments were lurking all across the tv canon

00:10:10.040 more shocking with each new announcement just this month blackface scenes have been rediscovered and 1.00

00:10:17.300 removed from the office community 30 rock and scrubs the office really i don't remember that scene

00:10:27.780 of course not collective amnesia is essential condition for perpetuating poisonous stereotypes

00:10:36.600 i really don't remember that scene i don't either as you were saying that i was like he's actually

00:10:41.620 not he's saying the words i'm thinking i really do not remember that scene uh so they she she go

00:10:48.300 this writer goes into now this is the washington post the what post about how there are books now

00:10:54.440 uh that really need to be is that what you're saying the slave owner post george washington slave

00:11:01.580 owner huh yeah yeah i did the washington post actually printed something criticizing the name uh you know

00:11:09.720 wash the washington statues it's like it's in the name of your paper you dunce you could have called

00:11:16.520 it the dc post but you didn't you didn't so i bet i bet they will soon yeah they probably will

00:11:22.360 the folding is just embarrassing at this point it's it's just embarrassing all these people crumbling

00:11:28.860 uh for what you know for what and this is i you know i kind of came to a i want to run this guy by

00:11:35.960 this is totally a work in progress so it could be a terrible theory but i started thinking about this

00:11:41.140 this weekend in that here is a a country that i think is a good place generally like i think it's

00:11:46.620 a good place and i like it here and i think it's the best country on earth and i had to think about

00:11:50.260 that a little bit because i wrote something for the blaze on this topic and as i was thinking about

00:11:54.700 it i was like one of the ways you understand you're making real progress is when the complaints

00:12:00.680 become dumber they just become so incredibly stupid like for example like african americans at 1.00

00:12:10.440 one point were fighting to actually not be slaves anymore they didn't want to be slave they were

00:12:16.440 enslaved as a race and they they were working for nothing and enslaved as a race now they are 0.88

00:12:22.100 complaining that the holiday which would commemorate them no longer being a slave is not a big enough

00:12:29.240 deal yeah like that is real progress let me give you another uh example of that in in uh at the

00:12:36.620 university of wisconsin and madison they want to take down the lincoln statue because yes while he was

00:12:44.120 anti-slavery he really wasn't pro-black enough right so what what right was he supposed to be a member

00:12:52.420 of the naacp in 19 in 1863 wow yeah unbelievable and like these aren't like a statue coming down

00:13:03.120 doesn't help one black person do anything no doesn't help them accomplish anything doesn't help 0.99

00:13:09.820 them advance in society doesn't help that's not we're no longer that's not the goal right

00:13:15.800 the goal the goal that's for sure is to erase our history and quite honestly i hear this and and i

00:13:23.700 feel the same way this is ridiculous this isn't gonna last this is that's what every empire says

00:13:29.600 that's what every country says right before it goes down the ground you know everybody's like well it

00:13:35.040 won't happen it's happening it's happening right now and it's happening in really multiple ways oh yeah

00:13:42.620 because like right we've had every front several these big movements that have like for example the

00:13:49.280 right after parkland you had the shoot the gun they went after guns like crazy you had the me too

00:13:55.100 situation which again flared up and it's you know feels like it's died down at some level where not

00:14:01.360 every day you have a new accusation against some uh you know figure that you thought was beloved was

00:14:06.300 apparently the worst person that's ever lived that seemed to have died down but then now there's this

00:14:11.360 like there's this is constant it's that chaos theory you've been talking about forever glenn it's

00:14:15.840 like there's this constant churn of these massive crisis crisis crisis crisis crisis sorry i knew it was

00:14:23.860 in there somewhere uh crises that that that that take the foundation and just rip it up there so there's

00:14:29.280 just no there's nothing left these things on their face are fine but it's it's overturning the foundation

00:14:35.660 of the country there's no stability i would i would just like to point out that when i said their masks

00:14:44.040 are going to come off we thought their masks had come off here recently did we not did we not all say

00:14:48.960 like oh wow there's what a year ago there it is uh no have you noticed they keep unmasking themselves

00:14:57.140 and it gets deeper and deeper the things that were said about july 4th and independence day and our

00:15:05.060 founders and everything else is shocking to me absolutely shocking to see the press they have

00:15:13.640 taken their masks off they're not just marxists they are truly revolutionaries that are are cheering

00:15:21.320 for the destruction of america and america better stand up pretty soon better say something pretty soon

00:15:30.480 because this silent majority is looking like a very silent weak and pathetic minority and uh i don't know

00:15:41.500 about anybody else but i want action this is this is putting us in a situation look what the president

00:15:48.500 said everything he said on in front of mount rushmore i thought was right i the one thing i didn't like

00:15:55.600 was this i'm gonna do an executive order we're gonna have a park with monuments i don't want to park

00:16:01.440 with monuments i want our monuments left alone leave them where they are period i want somebody to start

00:16:10.520 standing up for what is right and what is truly american the best of the glenn beck program

00:16:19.860 hey it's glenn and you're listening to the glenn beck program if you like what you're hearing on this

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00:16:36.400 podcasts you seem to have something bubbling a little bit inside your noggin yeah okay so uh you know

00:16:46.160 you have this guy who nobody really knows how he made his money right i mean he's an investment guy

00:16:54.280 but nobody really knows how did he go from a teacher to a billionaire right now only the guy the

00:17:00.680 only thing is the victorious seeker is a or the limited that guy uh his billions for some reason

00:17:07.260 he was very very trusting of this guy with very little experience in managing money except for of

00:17:18.800 course it worked out very well yeah the only thing he really had any sort of uh experience with was

00:17:26.520 running a ponzi scheme which he was not prosecuted for unfortunately a lot of people's lives would have

00:17:32.140 been changed if he was hopefully uh right but yeah never he got that one just kind of slipped away

00:17:36.920 the other his partner got prosecuted not jeffrey epstein and then uh that experience somehow won him

00:17:43.760 into running a billionaire's fortune uh and all of his cash which is a strange strange choice

00:17:52.100 is that is that yeah is that some part of your suspicion hey i have the science teacher over here

00:17:58.420 he's just gonna he's actually biology so it's you know it's science but it's not like running numbers

00:18:04.600 or a computer or something you know uh i mean what what how did he get this then he makes billions

00:18:12.540 of dollars he becomes one of the richest people in the world and then he becomes everybody's best

00:18:20.560 friend who happens to be a little bit scummy uh he's everybody's best friend uh you know kevin spacey

00:18:29.960 bill clinton uh even donald trump was his friend for a while um but i don't know how you

00:18:39.900 i don't know if you were going on trips with with him like the clintons i don't know how you

00:18:47.000 didn't know you know i'm saying yeah i mean in this netflix documentary on epstein they have

00:18:56.400 multiple people who were like contractors working on this island and all of them seem to know about

00:19:02.060 it they they all had they're all very suspicious as to why they were constantly 15 and 16 year old

00:19:08.460 girls running around there sometimes without clothes on uh uh it was not a uh did that's not a secret 0.88

00:19:16.440 yeah it didn't seem to be well hidden if that was if that was the goal

00:19:20.500 so what do you think what do you think about the theory that uh

00:19:31.240 he might have been uh intelligence asset

00:19:38.520 i don't know about that part of the theory the and this is i've seen this um

00:19:48.320 batted around a little bit and that he was essentially trapping all these powerful people

00:19:55.620 as an intelligence asset i think even if you don't necessarily to before you even go down that

00:20:02.640 road because that's an interesting one as well the idea of him being a guy who really liked this sort

00:20:09.060 of activity found other powerful people who also enjoyed the same activity and was able to hold on to

00:20:18.100 his freedom for as long as he did because he had uh incredible amount of evidence on a credible amount

00:20:27.420 of powerful people so the theory that he could just be free because look he liked uh hanging out with

00:20:34.940 young girls he knew a lot of other people who did too and he had cameras all over the island where they

00:20:39.400 did all their stuff so he could constantly use that as a um a shield against his own capture

00:20:46.240 there's that sort of level of this theory you're going a step further than that even

00:20:52.420 to say that this was an intentional outside foreign government sort of uh issue

00:20:58.340 foreign government or a u.s government i mean just think of how much power you would have

00:21:08.320 if you had the world's most powerful people on tape you know and that would be something that a

00:21:15.960 government uh you know a deep state kind of scum baggy do anything for power government

00:21:24.600 can't think of one uh all of them say yeah say uh uh hey um you know we could throw your ass in jail 0.87

00:21:35.440 for all time or you could just kind of work with us a bit just don't just need some stuff on let's say

00:21:45.120 we just need some information on the queen what does she eat every day how does she keep her slender 1.00

00:21:52.160 figure like that what is she is she still exercising they got some information on the prince uh i don't

00:21:59.740 know they got uh that far but they certainly got some i don't know you just you just have

00:22:04.980 yeah and and i'm not necessarily saying it was for foreign governments as much as it is

00:22:09.680 for just corporations and get them on our side get them you know you just that's a lot of power

00:22:16.860 that's that's that's you know uh hoover kind of power and you know hoover it didn't end well

00:22:25.760 for hoover but everybody was afraid of hoover until he was out now i don't know if you know

00:22:34.060 i don't know if maxwell i mean they're saying she's singing like a bird it's it's a weird way

00:22:40.640 this went down i mean she people were speculating she was all over the world she was apparently in

00:22:45.300 new hampshire uh gets arrested and you know she was the girlfriend if you haven't watched all

00:22:52.740 these documentaries all the girlfriend slash sort of uh teenager picker upper of the of the epstein

00:23:00.380 world which was again we were kind of talking about this off the air it's a world that's it's

00:23:06.380 one thing to say okay you're going to abuse a few women right terrible horrible person you are you're

00:23:14.040 going you're going to prison you're an apologist for this now i did i said do i i just said you're 0.56

00:23:19.080 going to prison it's terrible horrible doesn't sound like apology of course it's terrible you

00:23:23.660 abuse a few women no but i i'm trying to make a separate point but i appreciate you interrupting

00:23:28.640 it so you can make it look like i was saying trying to help you yeah of course yeah um the point is

00:23:34.340 though how would you think you could possibly get away with what he did you know if you you have a

00:23:40.740 couple of targets and you do something terrible to these a few women maybe you think you're going to 0.96

00:23:44.860 get away with it this is a guy who routinely over a multi multi-year uh time frame would go out into

00:23:53.820 local communities around him and abduct basically multiple 15 and 16 year olds and bring them in to

00:24:03.600 do all this stuff at his house in which he was in which he owned was well known in the community

00:24:11.480 was in a very wasn't really wearing a mask area was not really wearing a mask this is pre-covid uh was

00:24:17.120 not wearing a mask he is in a the richest community in the area where all of the rich people are that

00:24:25.300 know everybody and everything about this community because it was it's tight-knit and everyone knows

00:24:31.120 when the new person moves in he's just bringing in like you know people who are uh of lower means 0.97

00:24:38.260 that don't normally go to this community bringing them in over and over and over again and then having

00:24:43.980 networks of recruiting going out into local high schools like how on earth could you possibly believe

00:24:50.380 that it's that one of the 116 year olds you bring into your home is not going to start talking to their 1.00

00:24:56.480 mom about this when they feel bad about it later on there's no way you could believe you're going to

00:25:01.480 get away with this unless you had either just an incredible amount of hubris and believe you could

00:25:08.660 get you could pay your way out of everything because no one's going to believe this random 16 year old

00:25:13.120 but when you've done it with 100 of them there's going to be enough uh enough people who can come

00:25:18.340 together and say yes this happened or you have some real high connections that you think can deflect

00:25:24.140 all of these things when it comes down to it it's hard to imagine honestly that anyone could just be

00:25:30.820 this ballsy i don't know how you think it's going to work without those connections well you could

00:25:36.480 your arrogance could get out of control but you wouldn't your arrogance wouldn't get out of control

00:25:41.680 unless you had some sort of you know trump card hanging not literally but some some sort of a you know

00:25:49.980 a card that you could pull out and go yeah i don't think you're going to look over here

00:25:54.480 you know i i mean it's just it's and i don't you did have it with i have an easier police

00:26:00.640 yeah which is amazing you know here they are the enemies of everyone oh everyone the police oh my

00:26:09.420 gosh everybody hates the police you know the only people who stood up for those victims were the

00:26:15.300 police officers everybody else abandoned them all throughout government basically the police

00:26:20.460 officers yeah they actually stepped up and said no we're not going to let this happen

00:26:25.740 and continually beat this drum for multiple years after it had already been covered up we still

00:26:32.660 wouldn't have known if it wasn't for them uh if it wasn't for the police officers continue so focused

00:26:38.620 on making sure this guy paid for these crimes we would have never known about them

00:26:42.780 it's uh it's it's truly remarkable uh that he killed himself too

00:26:51.820 i mean i mean i just don't buy it i just i don't buy i have an easier time thinking bigfoot

00:27:02.120 killed john f kennedy then this guy killed himself in prison really because i don't think there's a lot

00:27:10.420 of people proposing the theory that bigfoot killed john kennedy so you're pretty you're out of the

00:27:15.600 right that's that's that's way out of a limb but i would accept that one faster than this was just

00:27:22.880 no the camera was out and the guys and they were just sleeping and it was weird and it was you know

00:27:29.500 nobody came in there he just hung him said this no i don't believe it there's a new book about this too

00:27:35.620 maybe we should get the authors on um there's a new book about this that basically uh dives into this

00:27:41.660 and is only focused on whether the the uh suicide was real you know like it's not focused on the

00:27:49.720 entire story because there's a lot of epstein stuff coming out this is about like what happened

00:27:54.120 at the prison this doesn't make any sense can we get that person on we gotta get yeah it's two it's

00:28:00.040 two authors i'll um i'll i'll get the the name of the book and stuff because i think what is their

00:28:04.140 conclusion uh one of them is completely convinced that it that it was not suicide one of them is

00:28:10.020 completely convinced the other one is like not completely convinced but very skeptical like i

00:28:16.040 would say uh is very open to the idea that it could have been um uh it could not have been

00:28:24.560 you know potentially suicide um the interesting thing it's not just random people too like one of

00:28:30.220 them is a you know well-known journalist uh has worked for you know uh mainstream and conservative

00:28:37.800 leaning i would say sources um uh so i mean it's not like some crazy conspiracy book i mean it's just

00:28:43.900 looking at the facts of the situation and and like look it it's super suspicious i mean there is an idea

00:28:49.520 that a person who has lived this uh life where they've done all these things could just decide

00:28:55.760 screw it what's the point um there's a lot of evidence though that that's not where his head was

00:29:00.560 at that time uh yeah even then yeah you know he still he was still pretty convinced and honestly

00:29:06.580 glenn i think there's evidence to say that he had a decent case honestly that's not the case that he

00:29:14.320 was innocent of these crimes the case i i mean he signed an agreement with the federal government

00:29:20.860 that he would not be prosecuted anymore for any of this stuff and like you know they just basically

00:29:25.700 said and this has happened several times and i think it's a bad development overall for the country

00:29:30.040 which is we get these things they get resolved legally and then we say you know what this is a

00:29:36.180 big deal there's a lot of documentaries about it let's just break all those agreements and now

00:29:39.620 prosecute the person again and it's the same thing with cosby it's happened with several

00:29:43.340 weinstead is in this area it's the same thing with it's the same thing with uh the me too movement

00:29:48.720 where i've settled it you we paid out a big amount of money and then you come back and you're like

00:29:54.720 no i want some i i want to tell the truth you can't do that you can't have both i mean cause

00:29:59.760 you can't have both cosby signed an agreement that he would not testify unless it was sealed

00:30:04.880 and then he testified and then they just unsealed it because they really wanted him to go to prison

00:30:09.780 well that's not okay i mean i think all these guys are guilty but that's not how this process is supposed

00:30:15.760 to work this is the best of the glenn beck program and don't forget rate us on itunes

00:30:24.620 just as you feel maybe a little beat up like there's nobody talking common sense anymore

00:30:35.260 let's cover something the media won't um there are republican candidates in the greater

00:30:42.020 baltimore area uh one two five five republican candidates uh that are african-american and uh we

00:30:52.240 have one of them on i think you're going to like her kim klasik she is a woman that moved to baltimore 0.74

00:30:59.040 round right after i think obama was elected and uh she founded potential me and this was something

00:31:07.100 that would help women um you know uh get into the workforce and then develop themselves i think it's

00:31:14.640 really great she assisted 200 women to become gainfully employed 30 percent have gone on now

00:31:21.540 to uh obtain financial independence and kim is with us now hi kim how are you hey god how are you doing

00:31:28.760 i'm doing good good so kim tell me a little bit about uh yourself and why you're running

00:31:35.160 yeah definitely so you know like you said in the opening there and thank you for that

00:31:40.240 i appreciate it i started a workforce development non-profit in the baltimore city area about eight

00:31:45.080 years ago and it was just really to help women coming out of incarceration rehabilitation um and

00:31:52.060 homelessness to get back into the workforce so we decided to get them closed get them ready we work 1.00

00:31:57.560 with deployment specialists uh they would call us and let us know when they had job interviews

00:32:01.760 and then we would get them going and so from there i noticed there was a huge need for career

00:32:07.700 opportunities in general you know not just the jobs but the careers with the health care benefits

00:32:12.700 and everything that everybody really wants to have so i decided you know what i'm going to do more

00:32:17.560 i'm going to investigate it and see why we don't have so many more career opportunities in the

00:32:21.860 baltimore area and as i was digging i just noticed that i had so much potential to do so much more in the

00:32:27.780 city uh but baltimore city officials weren't really getting it together um and then last summer in july

00:32:33.880 i decided to take my video camera through parts of west baltimore to show the blight uh the trash

00:32:39.700 the illegal dumping i posted it online president trump saw it he retweeted it and then this discussion

00:32:46.100 began about how resources weren't really going to so many people in need uh there's a lot of

00:32:51.940 neighborhoods in baltimore that have been neglected and we kind of wanted to just highlight that

00:32:55.920 and since then we found out you know if you call dpw who picks up the trash in baltimore city

00:33:02.640 in harbor east a very nice neighborhood uh the answer to call 100 of the time in carlton ridge

00:33:09.480 where i was in my video camera where you saw the riots in 2015 after the death of freddie gray

00:33:14.520 the answer to call five percent of the time so the disparity is there and the resources are there

00:33:19.400 the money is there but for some reason it's just not getting it to the people

00:33:23.080 in these neglected areas so i decided to just throw my hat in the ring and give it a shot

00:33:27.900 so you're actually going for elijah cummings seat yeah so this is the uh general primary we had the

00:33:36.620 special election uh back in on april 28th uh i did not win that unfortunately but i did go off

00:33:42.960 against kwaisi and fume he's now in the general primary with myself uh we were able to capture

00:33:48.980 70 of the vote uh on june 2nd so we're excited about it uh we beat seven other candidates uh some

00:33:56.020 of them lifelong republicans that have run before um i think people just want to change a new leadership

00:34:00.660 so kim tell me how because i think it was baltimore where they just threw another statue of columbus

00:34:10.180 into the inner harbor um what what is happening in uh our african-american communities what what's

00:34:19.760 what's really going on how much of this is how much of the i hate america tear it all down

00:34:27.040 is real and how much is coming just from marxist revolutionaries i would think 95 of it's coming

00:34:36.080 from marxist revolutionaries i mean you look in baltimore people don't remember but in 2017 our

00:34:42.040 mayor who just went to prison because she was indicted uh for pay to play but she actually did 1.00

00:34:46.420 in 2017 she removed four confederate statues because it was the trendy thing to do our homicide 0.99

00:34:52.240 rate carjackings armed robberies all of those numbers have gone up significantly since then so it's

00:34:57.720 not connected uh people should understand that know that by now you know this virtue signaling

00:35:02.060 it's literally just virtue signaling it doesn't affect the the poverty it doesn't affect the

00:35:07.600 education system that's broken or the crime and violence that's sky high um so i don't know why

00:35:12.820 we continue to do this you know it was awful to see columbus uh going into the the baltimore city

00:35:18.060 inner harbor this weekend um but these are people that come into neighborhoods that they don't belong

00:35:22.180 to uh they didn't spend the money to put that statue there um and as far as i know we we got rid of

00:35:27.920 our confederate statues four years ago uh or three years ago but you know people just don't seem but

00:35:33.480 i don't think it's remember you know it's it's it's like uh listening to colin kaepernick oh it's not

00:35:39.040 about the flag it's not about the country it's about police oppression well now he comes out this weekend

00:35:44.140 and says you know that this is a horrible dreadful racist country um and you know all of the voices seem

00:35:54.360 to be uniting including those in the press on you know independence day is a white supremacist day and

00:36:01.180 we don't want anything to do with it and and we're looking at the destruction of our country

00:36:06.340 yes yeah no i don't understand why we're uh you know it's hard to understand how people are getting

00:36:14.660 uh enraged over things that just don't change their life or the trajectory of their future it doesn't

00:36:21.640 make any sense um so yeah colin kaepernick all these people you know they're really getting

00:36:26.260 famous and getting paid off of i call it fear mongering you know we we're not talking about

00:36:31.760 defund the police in baltimore city but we had 348 homicides last year we're on uh we're progressing

00:36:38.220 this year and we'll have even more this year um so you know it it doesn't affect us um it's literally

00:36:45.120 just the trendy thing to do you see a lot of people at these protests and they're there to take

00:36:49.540 facebook pictures or you know post it on snapchat they're not even you know really talking about

00:36:54.620 what they're protesting you ask them what they want in the end no one seems to have an answer

00:36:58.600 so they're making these demands of absolutely nothing

00:37:01.160 so what is the do you think there's a disconnect or what is the disconnect between

00:37:08.020 black republicans being the majority on city councils versus struggling to put through a republican

00:37:14.920 candidate in congress well it's you know basically the difference in parties you know it says i'm a

00:37:22.180 republican uh everybody on city council our city has been run by democrats for the past 60 years

00:37:27.760 um and they truly make people believe that they're there to help them but you know they're pushing the

00:37:32.620 welfare state i tell people you know the only way that you're going to come out of poverty is with

00:37:36.940 employment that's the only way that's going to happen um so you got to want to go to work you have

00:37:41.040 to you and we met a lot of people that do want to go to work you know we met a lot of people that

00:37:45.220 don't want handouts they just want that hand up and continue to go um but you know in in this area

00:37:50.960 it's basically here we'll give you this we'll give you that um and then you'll be just fine but people

00:37:55.900 become dependent on the government they can only get but so far we talk a lot about section eight and

00:38:00.360 how fathers aren't even able to live in the home uh to receive that uh program and funding um and that's

00:38:06.460 another thing you know we've dismantled the family structure within the black community over 0.99

00:38:10.660 the past few years or i would say even a decade or so um and that's a big big problem you know

00:38:16.600 those that don't have that two-parent family in the home they're they're bringing in less money less

00:38:22.300 income you know so of course they're going to have more issues you know surrounding money problems so

00:38:27.360 it's not rocket science it's just common sense uh but nobody wants to seem to apply it here

00:38:33.220 so how do we get african americans to look at actual black lives matter their website says

00:38:42.840 part of their platform is to destroy the nuclear family that seems anti-american anti-family

00:38:50.700 anti-african-american that families are very important how can we how can we connect

00:38:59.200 black lives matter to their own words and their own philosophies which shouldn't 1.00

00:39:06.420 uh shouldn't appeal to african americans right and you know and i i love that new york times they

00:39:12.980 did an article i guess it was two weeks ago showing that you know 54 percent of the people

00:39:17.020 involved in black lives matter are not actually black you know they're white um but you know

00:39:22.400 they've got to we've really got to have bigger voices you know lebron james people like that even

00:39:27.360 colin kaepernick if they would just take a second and read what the mission is and tell people

00:39:32.680 exactly what's going on um you know then people would listen you know when it's me saying it uh

00:39:38.800 when it's kanye west when it's someone that they don't consider uh to be black enough you know that's

00:39:43.640 a thing these days right to be a coon or an uncle tom um but if we had voices that said look this is a

00:39:49.240 mission this is not going to work i mean you know you've got lebron james who came from a single

00:39:55.140 parent household he knows exactly what it was like to grow up like that and then you've got

00:39:58.620 colin kaepernick he was adopted and had a beautiful family structure and he knows what it's like to

00:40:02.800 grow up like that you know so it's kind of like why can't we just have these real discussions and

00:40:06.920 conversations and somebody's got to get these guys to the table and talk about it um i i think you

00:40:12.280 know charlemagne the god and the breakfast club you know they had on joe biden uh it would be great

00:40:16.720 for them to have other people come in and really talk about you know what's going on as far as

00:40:22.280 conservative values and our beliefs um a lot of african americans don't even know they are

00:40:26.740 conservative you know a lot of us grow up in the church uh we know a lot about how important family

00:40:32.440 structure is because you either lived on the one side with a single parent or the other side with

00:40:36.320 two parents and you understand you had parents that are friends that lived on both sides and so

00:40:40.940 you get it uh but we need to talk about you know why it's so important to keep the family together

00:40:45.680 why careers are the only way you're going to lift someone out of employment or poverty and why it's

00:40:50.980 important to even have employment and and how that is helpful for you know this health insurance and

00:40:56.300 the dental insurance and you know we've set the bar so low for people um we need to focus on getting

00:41:03.920 better not just in the black community but in the country as a whole you know we can help each other

00:41:08.780 i don't know why we have to be so divisive uh you know when you hear something like black lives matter 0.99

00:41:13.580 that is divisive that's divisive language which they accuse president trump of having all the time so

00:41:18.240 i find that even interesting um so kim let me ask you one final question uh donald trump was doing

00:41:24.700 well with african americans on the black vote and um kind of fell apart a little bit we think

00:41:31.180 because of coronavirus where now everybody is struggling to make ends meet etc etc but during

00:41:37.920 that time there was there seemed to be an awakening uh with the african-american community kanye west

00:41:44.580 candace owens etc etc is that real is that still happening is there something happening to african

00:41:52.200 americans where they're waking up and going you know this isn't working out well for us 1.00

00:41:57.540 uh yes i i think you know that was coming around because you could see the numbers you could see

00:42:04.300 the drop you know the unemployment numbers uh was at its lowest ever at that point in time

00:42:09.120 um he was talking about the money he was given to hbcus and for me with my workforce development

00:42:13.620 a non-profit that first step act was so important and i would harp on that all the time you know we

00:42:18.520 would have people coming out of incarceration and you know they went in there before technology was

00:42:22.820 really a thing so they come out they can't sell out job applications online and on the computer

00:42:27.480 because they're still trying to figure it all out but that first step act that is what was getting

00:42:32.040 them the training so they have those skills so they can go and apply for these jobs and so people

00:42:37.080 you know started to see that and started family members you know that weren't employed for so long

00:42:41.820 you know finally getting jobs and good careers so you know as soon as we get back on track i think

00:42:46.400 after this pandemic uh we might see that even before november 3rd well i wish you all the best of luck

00:42:53.840 um kim i i um i sincerely do we we need new fresh blood uh in congress and people who will stand up for

00:43:03.080 the declaration of independence and the constitution so i wish you all the best of luck that's kimberly

00:43:09.140 uh clackick uh you can uh follow her on twitter uh clasic i'm sorry um you can follow her at kim

00:43:16.660 uh baltimore at kim uh k baltimore you can also find kim k for congress.com if you would like to uh

00:43:26.440 help her out with her bid to congress kim k for congress.com

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 06, 2020

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