The Glenn Beck Program - October 28, 2019


Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Pat Gray ｜ 10⧸28⧸19


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

162.99419

Word Count

8,805

Sentence Count

845

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

32


Summary

On today's show, Glenn Beck and I discuss the death of Osama bin Laden, the media's reaction to it, and how Donald Trump handled the situation. Also, we have news from the world of rap, including the news that you don't want to miss!


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey, welcome to the program. It is the pre-pre-big show, we think. Big show is going to probably be happening on Wednesday, but it's a pretty darn good pre-pre-big show.
00:00:09.920 Today we talk about al-Baghdadi, his death, the media, how Donald Trump handled this.
00:00:17.760 Also, we have news from the world of rap, Holmes, that you really, what, you don't want to miss.
00:00:26.560 I write the final episode of the Star Wars. It's not a trilogy or sextuplet.
00:00:35.040 It's a trilogy of trilogies.
00:00:36.340 Trilogy of trilogies. And then Beto, just learning, just this weekend, hey, wow, ARs can be used for hunting.
00:00:44.540 Who knew? Who knew? All on today's podcast.
00:00:46.880 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:00:57.260 So could we put up, if you happen to be watching The Blaze, let me just put up a picture of Donald Trump in the Situation Room
00:01:08.020 as they watch al-Baghdadi being blown up in a tunnel.
00:01:15.600 Do we have that picture? Can we put that picture up?
00:01:17.780 Apparently not. Yeah, you do. I just, I thought I just saw it.
00:01:23.800 If, if you can get that and also the picture, I'd like to see them side by side.
00:01:27.820 The picture of Hillary Clinton as, as she was sitting.
00:01:32.640 Remember, it wasn't Barack Obama sitting at the center of the table.
00:01:36.720 That's right. He was like off the side, slumped over, kind of like leaning back or something.
00:01:40.020 Yeah, he was in the, he was, he was sitting on a couch, like in the back, like, I don't know what to do here.
00:01:46.760 He was laying on a water bed, actually.
00:01:48.420 I think he was.
00:01:49.180 Yeah, they put a water bed in the corner.
00:01:50.060 With a bong with Katie Hill, I think.
00:01:52.320 But, so, it was quite a different scene.
00:01:56.900 Now, have you seen the picture of Donald Trump?
00:01:59.520 Yeah, it's pretty badass.
00:02:00.620 Yeah, he's sitting right in the center. There it is.
00:02:02.860 He's sitting right in the center.
00:02:05.060 He is alert. His shoulders are squared.
00:02:08.240 Heard. Notice everybody's in a, everybody's in a suit, unlike with, with Barack Obama, who I think was in his PJs.
00:02:16.500 He had a crop top, actually, on.
00:02:18.220 He was wearing a crop top on a water bed, if I remember it correctly.
00:02:22.780 It was like a mesh crop top, which was a strange choice for a big operation like that.
00:02:27.260 So, Barack Obama says it was the hardest decision that he had to make.
00:02:31.140 And, and Joe Biden says, hardest decision in 500 years.
00:02:34.040 Oh, what a hard decision it was to get Osama bin Laden.
00:02:37.140 I mean, the world's most wanted terrorists killed thousands of our citizens.
00:02:41.220 Do you invite him to, uh, to tea?
00:02:44.300 Or do you go kill him?
00:02:45.620 I don't know.
00:02:46.400 500 years of decision making.
00:02:48.400 Man, I don't know.
00:02:50.800 I don't know what we do.
00:02:52.160 There's, there's Barack Obama sitting in the back, Hillary Clinton with her, her hand over her mouth.
00:02:57.480 Oh my gosh, what are they going to do to this poor man?
00:03:00.520 Oh my gosh.
00:03:03.860 Look at that.
00:03:04.700 It's fascinating.
00:03:05.240 I mean, look, these, these are, these are pictures they release, right?
00:03:09.360 They come from the White House.
00:03:10.960 So it's not necessarily, look, you can, it's not necessarily exactly how these operations go.
00:03:16.640 It's how the White House wants to, to message them, right?
00:03:20.480 Yeah.
00:03:20.720 And you look at the picture from the Trump administration.
00:03:22.700 It's, it's, it's a message of strength.
00:03:24.840 It's a message of, of, of like, we went in there and kicked this guy's ass and we're glad he's dead.
00:03:31.320 Yeah.
00:03:31.500 The message from the Obama White House is, oh my gosh, I can't believe we have to do such things.
00:03:35.080 Oh my gosh.
00:03:36.060 I don't know.
00:03:36.880 This is, this is a terrible downside of our job that we have to get rid of these people who may have gone down the wrong road.
00:03:44.200 If we just listen to them.
00:03:46.300 If we just listen to them.
00:03:47.480 If we could hit them with guns of therapy, we would do that.
00:03:50.280 And then, if we could just get rid of all of the guns in the world and have rainbow ponies, oh, it would be the best.
00:03:57.620 It would be the best.
00:03:59.580 Unfortunately, we are not going to do the flower in the gun procedure we were hoping for.
00:04:04.600 It's just that they hate capitalism.
00:04:06.820 They just hate our capitalism.
00:04:09.140 That's how they, I mean, that's the messaging of a photo like that, right?
00:04:13.060 Barack Obama, they look pensive.
00:04:15.120 They look, oh man, I can't believe we have to do this.
00:04:17.960 I guess we have to.
00:04:18.920 And that's kind of how they treated the decision, too.
00:04:21.260 I mean, they waited for, what, months?
00:04:22.800 Six months.
00:04:23.180 A hundred days?
00:04:23.700 It was, it was.
00:04:24.360 I thought it was six months.
00:04:25.320 It wasn't six months.
00:04:25.940 I remember it being a very long time.
00:04:27.380 Yeah.
00:04:27.660 Which they had the information where they believed he was.
00:04:29.740 Where he was pacing back and forth in the White House.
00:04:31.820 I don't know what to do.
00:04:32.960 I don't know.
00:04:33.640 My image of that night is not that picture.
00:04:36.600 My image of that night was him upstairs.
00:04:38.780 Remember, he was playing cards upstairs.
00:04:41.420 He didn't even want to be in the situation room.
00:04:45.300 They're killing Osama bin Laden.
00:04:47.240 You have troops on the line.
00:04:50.580 And you had, you were upstairs playing cards.
00:04:53.960 Like, oh, I don't know.
00:04:55.540 Is this gin?
00:04:56.900 I don't know.
00:04:57.600 Can I play on that four?
00:04:59.540 I mean, that's insane.
00:05:01.260 And now look at the picture of, of Donald Trump sitting there right in the center, sitting erect.
00:05:09.260 He's got Pence right next to him.
00:05:12.780 Pence looks serious, focused.
00:05:15.360 Everyone in the room looks like kill them.
00:05:20.400 You know what I mean?
00:05:21.660 Yeah.
00:05:21.860 They look confident.
00:05:25.500 Uh, they look like they are concerned about our forces.
00:05:29.240 But nobody is.
00:05:32.080 There's not a lot of cowering going on.
00:05:34.000 No, there's none.
00:05:35.060 There's zero.
00:05:36.440 That's the, that's a picture, uh, that you send around the world.
00:05:40.420 That makes people say, these guys will come and get you.
00:05:45.880 And you're the master of aesthetics on these things.
00:05:48.280 Like, you notice looking at the two pictures, you're at table level for the Donald Trump picture.
00:05:53.920 Like, they're all looking down, essentially, at you.
00:05:57.240 Right?
00:05:57.960 There's a, where if you look at the Obama picture, it's like the, it's a selfie angle.
00:06:03.360 It's like, it's like looking down.
00:06:04.880 Really good point.
00:06:05.800 Isn't this?
00:06:06.140 What is the difference?
00:06:07.100 Yeah.
00:06:07.380 Do you know what the difference is?
00:06:08.680 Because when, you know, you, when you, when you're doing a movie, if you're doing a horror movie, you'll notice you're always looking up at the people.
00:06:14.700 You know, you're looking up at Jason Voorhees.
00:06:16.140 You're looking up at Michael Myers because, and they're looking down at you because they're in the position of power.
00:06:20.380 Yeah, dominance.
00:06:21.220 Where the opposite is true in the Obama photo.
00:06:23.600 Like, it's, I mean, it looks like the selfie.
00:06:25.900 They have it on a long selfie stick and it's towards the ceiling and it's pointed down at you, which looks good for Instagram models.
00:06:32.060 Not necessarily the right angle when you're trying to project strength.
00:06:36.480 Especially, I mean, look whose head is the lowest in the picture.
00:06:39.840 Put that picture back up.
00:06:41.160 Look whose head is the lowest in that picture.
00:06:45.880 Yeah.
00:06:46.500 Barack Obama's.
00:06:47.360 Yeah.
00:06:47.780 He's the lowest.
00:06:48.380 He's like buried in the corner.
00:06:49.700 Yeah.
00:06:49.880 He's in the corner.
00:06:50.900 It looks like a little, like a little weakling, honestly.
00:06:53.700 That's, that's incredible.
00:06:57.800 And they message this, right?
00:06:59.020 I mean, like this is, they can put the picture back up of Donald Trump.
00:07:02.300 I'm fascinated by this picture.
00:07:03.740 But this is something that they choose to release.
00:07:06.220 This isn't like, okay, there happened to be a reporter in there who got the shot.
00:07:10.080 This is, you know, this is their photographer.
00:07:12.260 Like there's focus.
00:07:16.640 They're all staring at you in the Trump photo.
00:07:19.820 You know, it is an intensity.
00:07:21.460 So, you know what?
00:07:22.620 Look at, look at Donald Trump's head.
00:07:25.300 His head is the highest.
00:07:27.120 If it wasn't that the other heads were coming closer to you.
00:07:30.440 Right.
00:07:30.900 Yeah.
00:07:31.140 He is sitting the highest in there too.
00:07:35.540 And look at the way he's just focused.
00:07:39.760 I mean, these are two incredible pictures that really say everything.
00:07:46.760 Absolutely everything you need to know about the two administrations and how they felt about killing terrorists.
00:07:53.300 Yeah.
00:07:53.720 It tells the story of their foreign policy, right?
00:07:55.500 Yeah.
00:07:55.660 I mean, the reason why ISIS exists is because of failures of the Barack Obama approach.
00:08:02.500 So, yes and no.
00:08:05.540 Yes and no.
00:08:06.940 It is a failure.
00:08:08.440 However, I don't think you really, I don't think any of us know what the actual policy was and still is, apparently, of the Democratic Party and the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton.
00:08:24.840 We have, in doing the research for this Wednesday's special, we stumbled upon a name that kind of popped up in Ukraine.
00:08:34.100 And we're like, wait a minute, why do we know that name?
00:08:37.360 And none of us could remember.
00:08:38.780 So, we went back into the files and just, you know, searched for the name.
00:08:42.260 And a name popped up that we haven't seen since around 2010.
00:08:48.900 And it was when we were just finishing up at Fox.
00:08:52.580 And it was a name that was associated with several players.
00:08:58.700 And I don't want to say too much because we want to make sure we have everything buttoned down and then bring it to you.
00:09:06.660 So, we will tell you a little bit about it on this Wednesday's show.
00:09:11.180 But I'm telling you, I said to my wife, she said, what is it that you're working on?
00:09:16.980 And I told her and I said, honey, I think for the very first time, I have found something that if it is the policy still currently, and I believe it is, I think it's unknowingly, I think it is deep state.
00:09:37.880 I mean, it's just, it was put into action and it's just running and it explains what they're truly doing in Ukraine.
00:09:47.860 And I said, honey, I think if this is really on autopilot and it doesn't stop and people know about it, I don't think I can fly the American flag anymore.
00:09:59.960 It makes me so ashamed of what our country is doing and nobody, I think both sides, Republicans and Democrats, when you hear what we have found, you will be so disgusted.
00:10:17.260 And you will, I hope, rise up and I hope the president will declassify something and then stop it.
00:10:29.660 But it is deep state and what we're doing around the world and it's not good.
00:10:36.840 So, when you see the little cowering pictures of the Obama administration, that's not really who they are.
00:10:44.640 That's not who they are.
00:10:45.700 Uh, that's the, uh, that's the face they put on, but it's much more, um, accurate.
00:10:55.300 See the little Hillary Clinton with her, with her hand over her mouth at that moment.
00:10:59.500 Oh my, what are we doing?
00:11:01.240 Oh, oh no.
00:11:04.660 It's much more accurate picture of Hillary Clinton when she found out that, uh, the Libyan, uh, ambassador,
00:11:14.180 the Libyan, um, president, Muammar Gaddafi was dragged through the streets and killed, beaten to death in the streets.
00:11:23.180 Remember what she said?
00:11:24.260 We came, we saw, he died, and then she laughed.
00:11:29.520 That is truly the Obama policy and the policy at the State Department today.
00:11:36.120 And we will show that to you.
00:11:39.300 And we begin, uh, this Wednesday in two nights.
00:11:43.560 It's a part two of our chalkboard.
00:11:45.860 This one is, all right, what's happened since?
00:11:49.240 Uh, how has the media spun this?
00:11:52.080 How are people, how are people reacting to this?
00:11:55.340 What are the updates?
00:11:56.440 When you see the work that we've done on the media, uh, we take the, the, the, the five principles
00:12:03.460 of journalism, the five standards that you have to hit, and we show you how they've been
00:12:09.960 dealing with what we had on the chalkboard and what they're saying is happening.
00:12:15.360 And we compare them to the five standards.
00:12:18.640 They're violating every single one.
00:12:21.520 And usually in every single story they do, we'll show that to you on Wednesday, uh, and
00:12:29.600 get you prepared for the, the big reveal, the empire strikes back, if you will.
00:12:37.940 Uh, and that is coming up in about three or four weeks.
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00:13:17.440 The best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:13:19.980 Hey, it's Glenn.
00:13:26.840 And you're listening to the Glenn Beck program.
00:13:28.840 If you like what you're hearing on this show, make sure you check out Pat Gray Unleashed.
00:13:33.240 It's available wherever you download your favorite podcasts.
00:13:36.940 Welcome to the program.
00:13:38.760 Hello.
00:13:39.480 And, uh, welcome to Mr. Pat Gray.
00:13:42.260 Hello.
00:13:42.660 I saw Pat, uh, you know, Pat got dressed up.
00:13:45.300 He was at the M one, uh, ball and looked nice.
00:13:48.220 And Stu sat in the corner, like a little mouse, uh, not right.
00:13:53.000 I was like the Barack Obama of the picture.
00:13:54.680 I was like, in the back slumped over.
00:13:56.240 Yeah.
00:13:56.800 Your head was lower than just about anybody in the room.
00:13:59.340 I noticed.
00:13:59.860 That's true.
00:14:00.280 Yeah.
00:14:00.480 That's true.
00:14:00.760 Yeah.
00:14:01.080 Yeah.
00:14:01.500 So, uh, he was, uh, he was, you notice, and, and, uh, we have an announcement to make.
00:14:07.020 Stu just signed a new deal with the program.
00:14:10.140 So he's going to be here for another show up for a couple more years, 10 days or whatever
00:14:15.160 it is that we can tolerate.
00:14:16.400 Thank you.
00:14:16.920 Very honored.
00:14:17.420 Um, but, uh, when I called him out and I'm like, Hey, and Stu just, you know, he just
00:14:21.660 signed a new deal.
00:14:22.440 He's, he's got a, he's got some money laying around on the couch now.
00:14:26.780 That was appreciated by the way.
00:14:29.100 Just wanted to.
00:14:29.600 Yeah.
00:14:29.880 Well, you didn't stand up.
00:14:31.120 Everyone's like, where's Stu?
00:14:32.320 Yeah.
00:14:32.580 I could have given you that moment, but I didn't.
00:14:34.480 Did I?
00:14:34.640 But you did.
00:14:35.200 I didn't.
00:14:35.920 I didn't.
00:14:36.600 Did I?
00:14:37.940 I sat back there.
00:14:38.760 The people right around me knew because I was sitting with them and a couple of tables around
00:14:42.720 me, but I was way in the back of the corner.
00:14:44.260 And as you just got to sit up there and just like, look around aimlessly for about 30 really
00:14:48.780 quiet seconds.
00:14:49.680 Yeah.
00:14:50.140 It was awesome.
00:14:51.420 Then nothing.
00:14:52.820 And I appreciate that.
00:14:54.340 It was a, it was a, uh, it was my least favorite, uh, M1, uh, fundraising gala.
00:15:01.980 Uh, why?
00:15:04.180 It's quite an endorsement.
00:15:05.560 Because you guys knew.
00:15:07.800 And, uh, I didn't know.
00:15:09.440 So I was, uh, horrified when I, when I found out I was sitting at the table, uh, and, um,
00:15:17.880 and I had no idea what was coming my way.
00:15:21.920 Uh, and we had been working on something for a couple of years and I know who we were talking
00:15:28.900 about giving it to, uh, and decided, no, not this year, probably next year.
00:15:34.260 And we had worked on this really beautiful award called the Bonhoeffer award.
00:15:40.320 And it's for people who will stand and speak in the face of evil.
00:15:46.700 Bonhoeffer said, uh, silence in the face of evil is evil itself.
00:15:51.780 Not to stand is to stand, not to speak is to speak.
00:15:54.900 God will not hold us, uh, guiltless.
00:15:57.900 Uh, and so it requires people who are willing to stand.
00:16:02.820 So I'm sitting there and I said to, uh, I said to Suzanne, who's running the, you know,
00:16:10.140 running Mercury one.
00:16:11.040 I said, am I supposed to speak tonight?
00:16:13.760 Cause I heard I was supposed to speak and I don't know what am I supposed to talk about?
00:16:18.340 And she's like, oh, you know, dad, didn't you get the notes?
00:16:22.960 And I'm like, no.
00:16:23.960 And she looks over at my wife and my wife looks at me and I said, do you have notes?
00:16:28.840 And she's like, yeah, I've got them in my purse.
00:16:30.680 And I said, can you take them out of your purse?
00:16:32.720 I think I'm supposed to speak in a few minutes.
00:16:34.660 What am I supposed to say?
00:16:35.840 And then she looks strangely at Suzanne and Suzanne said, ah, you'll be fine.
00:16:40.520 Just ad lib it.
00:16:41.400 And I'm like, just ad lib.
00:16:42.580 I don't know what I'm supposed to even talk about.
00:16:46.400 And, uh, and so my wife is looking through the whole script that she had.
00:16:51.780 And I'm like, I'm the one who has to speak.
00:16:54.560 Can I look at the script?
00:16:55.760 And she just gives me this dirty look and she gives it to me like, okay, I know now why
00:17:01.600 she didn't want to give it to me because as I'm turning it and it says, uh, you know,
00:17:06.720 Bonhoeffer award, it says, you know, Glenn Beck and it's being given to me.
00:17:12.420 And that's when my name is said on stage, Glenn Beck.
00:17:15.720 And I'm like, wait, what?
00:17:17.680 No, no.
00:17:19.820 And I walk up and I gave this speech and I don't even know what I said.
00:17:24.200 And it was, uh, I just walked off the stage, just not feeling good, not feeling good.
00:17:31.820 It was the opposite of, I think, winning the Oscar, you know, cause they all think they
00:17:35.820 deserve it.
00:17:36.600 And I was like, no, no, no, no, no.
00:17:38.880 This is no, this was supposed to go to, I know who this is supposed to go to as a surprise.
00:17:44.640 I know who this is supposed to, it's not supposed to go to me.
00:17:47.140 It's supposed to go to them.
00:17:48.440 Well, Pat and I, I think we're, you know, both, uh, there and we both feel the same way
00:17:51.720 that you didn't deserve it either.
00:17:53.480 Um, so we are, we stand with you.
00:17:56.840 Now I think I deserve it on that one.
00:17:58.860 Isn't that a beautiful?
00:17:59.780 Yeah.
00:18:00.180 It's very cool.
00:18:00.960 Who's the?
00:18:02.860 Favilli.
00:18:03.780 Who?
00:18:04.080 This is the guy.
00:18:04.600 This is the, one of the, the, the, uh, Disney artists.
00:18:08.400 Oh.
00:18:08.880 Oh.
00:18:09.320 Did that, that designed it?
00:18:10.500 Yeah.
00:18:10.700 Designed it.
00:18:11.320 It is a absolutely cool.
00:18:12.780 Beautiful, beautiful award.
00:18:14.940 Yeah.
00:18:15.360 Um, and I thought it was going to be Bonhoeffer, you know, uh, it was, but that's not Bonhoeffer.
00:18:21.120 No, it's an angel.
00:18:22.100 Yeah.
00:18:22.400 It's an angel.
00:18:23.060 Okay.
00:18:23.460 Yeah.
00:18:23.720 Cause it's Bonhoeffer's angel or something, right?
00:18:25.980 No.
00:18:26.460 The Bonhoeffer's angel award.
00:18:28.960 It's like Charlie's angels, but it was less popular.
00:18:31.260 All right.
00:18:31.940 All right.
00:18:32.980 All right.
00:18:34.620 Okay.
00:18:35.680 No.
00:18:37.080 It was not nearly as sexy.
00:18:38.620 It's not nearly as sexy.
00:18:40.460 No, it's not.
00:18:41.200 No.
00:18:41.480 I wish we would have known.
00:18:42.700 I wish we would have known that Al Baghdadi was being killed as we were running, raising
00:18:46.480 money.
00:18:47.100 Right.
00:18:47.620 To help the people.
00:18:49.120 Uh, you know, we, we had an operative in, didn't, uh, didn't we announce from the stage?
00:18:54.820 I, I, I, I kind of lost track of everything, but I think it was announced from stage that
00:19:00.300 there was a rescue mission that was happening during the event.
00:19:04.480 And we rescued another, uh, uh, another group of, uh, people that had been kept slaves, uh, during that, uh, event on Saturday.
00:19:14.940 Um, but what'd you think of Al Baghdadi?
00:19:17.880 It wasn't the toughest decision in 500 years.
00:19:19.960 No, it was the second toughest, uh, because the toughest was Osama.
00:19:22.980 It was actually, they're actually calling it the third toughest decision in the last 500 years.
00:19:27.300 Number one was Osama bin Laden.
00:19:29.220 Yeah.
00:19:29.700 Number two was extending daylight savings time another month.
00:19:34.580 Really?
00:19:35.660 Wow.
00:19:36.060 It's kind of weird.
00:19:36.880 Wow.
00:19:37.260 Yeah.
00:19:37.520 And then, and then Al Baghdadi was third after that.
00:19:40.540 Now I thought, I had heard, I had heard, I didn't know about the second place, but I had heard third was actually, so it may have moved this into fourth.
00:19:50.040 I had heard the third was actually when Barack Obama last year decided to, uh, stop using, uh, Johnson and Johnson, no more tears shampoo.
00:19:59.820 Oh, really?
00:20:00.600 Yeah.
00:20:00.960 Oh, yeah.
00:20:01.380 Yeah.
00:20:01.760 Cause it gets in your eyes.
00:20:03.280 It's very hard.
00:20:04.280 It gets in your eyes and it causes you to cry.
00:20:06.440 And when you stop using it, yeah, then you do start crying when you're shampooing.
00:20:10.440 It's not good.
00:20:11.440 It's not good.
00:20:12.740 Not good.
00:20:13.500 It is not.
00:20:14.200 Yeah.
00:20:14.400 I heard he had to switch to head and shoulders because at some point you've got enough dandruff.
00:20:20.040 Right.
00:20:20.820 And so.
00:20:21.480 Well, apparently you don't have enough money.
00:20:22.980 No, that's.
00:20:23.540 You never have enough money.
00:20:24.860 Never have enough money.
00:20:25.980 Some point you have too big of a house.
00:20:27.760 Really?
00:20:28.240 Really?
00:20:28.500 Cause it doesn't seem like that.
00:20:29.480 You just bought a $15 million house.
00:20:31.720 Yeah.
00:20:31.800 Strangely on an island when you're telling us that within 10 years, all the islands are going to be underwater.
00:20:37.920 Yes.
00:20:38.540 Which is weird.
00:20:39.340 That's a weird investment.
00:20:40.860 Very weird.
00:20:41.240 Very weird investment.
00:20:42.320 The actions versus words thing on global warming.
00:20:44.500 Isn't it incredible?
00:20:45.120 It's fascinating among rich liberals.
00:20:47.040 Isn't it?
00:20:47.620 Yeah.
00:20:47.800 I mean, like you just go down and you'd see, okay, uh, you look at the coastline of Miami,
00:20:52.680 uh, and, and, and Southern Florida, which is just littered with beautiful homes built
00:20:58.540 nine inches away from the ocean.
00:21:00.820 And they just continually tell us that this, this torturous, uh, ocean level rise is going
00:21:07.780 to, uh, wipe out city after city, after city.
00:21:10.660 Al Gore has maps where they're animated and there's water all over Florida.
00:21:14.200 If they keep investing millions and millions of their own dollars, well, just a second,
00:21:20.280 not necessarily millions and millions of their own dollars.
00:21:23.100 Because yes, they buy the house, but they know that if anything happens to that house
00:21:28.040 because of weather, it is the average person that is paying the taxes that actually pay
00:21:34.340 for their insurance.
00:21:35.440 The flood insurance.
00:21:36.120 This is one of the first things I would get rid of, and it would not be popular.
00:21:40.100 It would not be popular.
00:21:41.280 But if, if I were president, one of the first things I would do, well, I mean, maybe on day
00:21:46.920 seven, maybe on day seven, there's a lot of other things, probably bigger than this, but
00:21:51.680 stop guaranteeing insurance for the big houses in Malibu and in Miami and all up and down the
00:22:02.560 coastline.
00:22:03.340 You can't subsidize rich people's homes.
00:22:05.540 No.
00:22:05.860 That's essentially what we do.
00:22:06.580 That's exactly what it is.
00:22:08.020 And you feel bad in some places, like in Houston, those were not necessarily, you know, expensive
00:22:14.400 homes.
00:22:15.220 They were homes in low lying areas.
00:22:18.160 But, you know, the idea is you shouldn't build in a low lying area because you couldn't get
00:22:24.860 the insurance.
00:22:25.660 And so we never did.
00:22:26.820 Like the homes in Houston are miles and miles inland.
00:22:31.300 Yeah.
00:22:31.600 You know, they're not built right on the beach.
00:22:33.280 Correct.
00:22:33.980 Correct.
00:22:34.300 They're built a hundred miles inland and being flooded.
00:22:37.480 That's correct.
00:22:38.140 That's a big difference.
00:22:39.140 If you are, if you couldn't get insurance through any kind of regular insurance, you
00:22:46.680 shouldn't build a house there.
00:22:48.080 Now, if it is like a 100 year flood, that's fine.
00:22:53.120 That's fine.
00:22:53.780 Hundred year flood.
00:22:54.640 That's fine.
00:22:55.380 Those are the type of things, too, that insurance companies will insure.
00:22:58.240 Yeah.
00:22:58.560 Yes.
00:22:59.100 Yes.
00:22:59.360 It becomes too expensive when these houses are getting right on the beach constantly.
00:23:03.360 If it's an annual floodplain, that's a little different than a 500 year floodplain.
00:23:09.380 Right.
00:23:09.720 You don't build things there.
00:23:13.300 And we are paying for every large mansion.
00:23:17.520 I'll bet you Mar-a-Lago has that insurance.
00:23:21.200 Has government insurance.
00:23:22.560 I mean, it has to.
00:23:23.840 Yeah.
00:23:24.180 And that's the thing.
00:23:25.220 It's not necessary.
00:23:25.740 Look, there's a lot of people who built homes in these areas with the understanding they
00:23:31.380 were going to be able to get this insurance.
00:23:32.800 And that's one thing.
00:23:33.920 But the continuation of that policy is just incentivizing people to do it more often, which
00:23:39.560 is why the hurricanes, when they come, cost so much more than they did years ago, because
00:23:44.640 there's so many more expensive structures right on the water.
00:23:47.220 I was just, I just saw an article about a place in South Carolina that was completely
00:23:52.080 wiped out.
00:23:52.780 I forget which hurricane it was.
00:23:54.500 It was like a hurricane 20, 20 years ago that completely wiped out the area and then
00:23:59.940 destroyed every home in there.
00:24:01.540 So what'd they do?
00:24:02.880 They built right back up.
00:24:03.900 In fact, closer to the shore, bigger homes, closer to the shore.
00:24:09.260 Yeah.
00:24:09.540 And it should not happen.
00:24:10.780 It's ridiculous.
00:24:11.480 We should give, if you live in a place like that, that has been wiped out over and over
00:24:17.360 again, we should, we should end the federal insurance by saying this, look, we'll pay you
00:24:23.460 for the home right now.
00:24:26.020 You know, for the, your home has been wiped out.
00:24:29.620 Great.
00:24:30.060 But you cannot rebuild here.
00:24:32.640 You can rebuild if you want, but we're never going to cover this insurance ever again.
00:24:38.160 Ever.
00:24:39.120 Go build your home someplace else.
00:24:41.260 Part of it is just like, you know, the American spirit of being like, we got knocked down.
00:24:45.660 We're going to build it up again.
00:24:47.520 Right.
00:24:48.620 Never going to.
00:24:49.620 We are Chumbawamba.
00:24:50.660 It was.
00:24:51.340 It was.
00:24:51.620 They go to Chumbawamba.
00:24:52.460 They were like, what happened?
00:24:54.800 Wow.
00:24:55.260 We're quoting songs from Chumbawamba.
00:24:59.040 All right.
00:24:59.660 Thank you.
00:25:00.140 Thank you very much.
00:25:01.940 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:25:07.500 Hey, it's Glenn.
00:25:19.380 And if you like what you hear on the program, you should check out Pat Gray Unleashed.
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00:25:27.640 Hi, it's Glenn.
00:25:28.560 If you're a subscriber to the podcast, can you do us a favor and rate us on iTunes?
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00:25:38.780 Thanks.
00:25:39.280 All right.
00:25:39.720 We are in the danger zone.
00:25:41.720 Mm-hmm.
00:25:42.420 As I give you a word from the streets to your mother.
00:25:50.440 Please don't do that again.
00:25:52.620 Does that make you feel uncomfortable?
00:25:54.500 Just a little bit?
00:25:57.800 All right.
00:25:59.240 Let's get jiggy with it and talk about a couple of items
00:26:06.100 in the rap world.
00:26:09.160 First of all, what?
00:26:11.940 Oh, no, you're doing a very good and convincing job
00:26:15.180 as a major reporter in the world of rap.
00:26:18.380 On Saturday night, rapper YG, as he's known,
00:26:24.420 I call him just Y.
00:26:26.220 I listen to him, and people will say, what's that?
00:26:31.080 And I'll say, no, the question is, why?
00:26:35.300 Are you sure it's not pronounced G?
00:26:39.940 Nope.
00:26:40.620 Okay.
00:26:41.000 You're not sure.
00:26:42.000 Okay.
00:26:42.280 I'm just going to make sure.
00:26:42.760 All right.
00:26:45.440 So, at a concert with YG on Saturday,
00:26:51.700 he noticed that a fan was not singing along
00:26:55.200 to his very popular anti-Trump anthem,
00:26:59.540 which is so super, super clever, F Donald Trump.
00:27:04.760 Do you want to go through any of the lyrics?
00:27:10.360 I don't think he goes much deeper than F Donald Trump.
00:27:14.580 Okay.
00:27:14.860 Let's see if they had any really,
00:27:15.800 maybe they had some information on the Russia investigation
00:27:17.940 enclosed in the rap that we need to look into.
00:27:21.560 No.
00:27:22.060 No?
00:27:22.380 No.
00:27:22.580 So, he invited the less-than-enthusiastic fan in the crowd
00:27:30.040 who might have, because we all do,
00:27:33.760 might have loved all of the other super, super classics from YG,
00:27:38.140 but just didn't like this particular song.
00:27:42.220 So, he invites him.
00:27:43.040 It's so sad.
00:27:44.100 Yeah, it is.
00:27:44.620 So, he invites him up on stage,
00:27:46.600 and do we have the audio and video here?
00:27:51.400 Here it is.
00:27:53.580 I spotted you out in the crowd.
00:27:55.320 I asked you if you F Donald Trump,
00:27:56.940 you said you don't know.
00:27:59.860 So, since you don't know,
00:28:01.440 I need you to make up your mind tonight.
00:28:03.640 I need you to say your name.
00:28:05.580 I want you to state your name,
00:28:06.700 because I know your mama, your daddy,
00:28:07.960 your grandmama, your grandfather is watching.
00:28:10.500 I want you to state your name
00:28:11.900 and yell, I'll F Donald Trump.
00:28:14.160 Look at this.
00:28:14.900 No, you won't.
00:28:15.540 This is a brave kid.
00:28:16.660 Get his F out of here.
00:28:17.740 Get him out of his name.
00:28:18.660 And pushes him.
00:28:19.540 Pushes him off stage.
00:28:25.700 Don't come to a mother effing show
00:28:29.660 with YG on the mother effing bill
00:28:34.000 if you're a Donald Trump supporter,
00:28:37.640 the rapper continued.
00:28:40.080 F are you doing?
00:28:42.760 Don't let this A back in the crowd.
00:28:46.720 Tell him YG said so.
00:28:49.460 Donald Trump's racist.
00:28:52.180 He don't F with black people.
00:28:54.600 So, if you F with Donald Trump,
00:28:57.880 you racist as F,
00:29:00.540 and I can F with you, period.
00:29:05.700 Almost poetry.
00:29:07.340 It's beautifully.
00:29:08.160 The way you deliver it.
00:29:09.700 Thank you.
00:29:10.240 Thank you.
00:29:10.820 Well, I am all up with rap.
00:29:15.400 And to be fair, you're from the streets.
00:29:17.700 I grew up in the streets.
00:29:18.600 I was there at the birth of rap.
00:29:21.100 Well, just the screaming part of the birth of rap.
00:29:25.360 Yes, yes.
00:29:25.780 You know, that part of rap.
00:29:27.160 That's an interesting line.
00:29:29.880 I don't think rappers would enjoy the economics
00:29:32.620 of rap without white suburban kids
00:29:35.680 who might support Donald Trump.
00:29:37.280 That's not an economic picture
00:29:39.780 you want to necessarily go into.
00:29:42.020 Because you're going to find
00:29:42.900 there's a lot of white suburban kids who...
00:29:45.100 Yeah, but you don't realize that YG is an artist.
00:29:51.300 Oh, so he doesn't care about the economics of it?
00:29:53.080 No.
00:29:53.600 Because I saw as they panned to the right,
00:29:55.520 I saw an American apparel sign on stage.
00:29:58.300 No.
00:29:58.540 Which I thought...
00:29:59.680 No, don't.
00:30:00.000 It seemed like he might care about economics.
00:30:01.900 No, he doesn't.
00:30:03.300 He doesn't care.
00:30:04.460 Because I remember a time, you know,
00:30:05.980 as...
00:30:06.500 And I'm not a historian of rap as you are.
00:30:08.900 As I am.
00:30:09.540 But I do remember a time in which
00:30:11.240 one of the common attacks on other artists
00:30:14.320 was that they were sellouts, right?
00:30:17.120 Like that they're selling out to just corporate interests.
00:30:19.500 They're not actually artists.
00:30:20.620 They're just trying to make money.
00:30:21.660 And like, for example,
00:30:22.680 if you had a giant American apparel sign
00:30:24.860 on stage with you while you were rapping...
00:30:28.040 That might have been a sellout.
00:30:29.240 Yeah.
00:30:29.500 No.
00:30:29.920 But that's not the way it is now.
00:30:31.240 No.
00:30:31.600 Okay.
00:30:31.980 Not on the streets.
00:30:33.340 Not in duh-hood.
00:30:35.120 I'll tell you this.
00:30:35.860 No white people ever have shopped
00:30:38.040 at American apparel before.
00:30:39.340 I'll tell you that right now.
00:30:40.320 Definitely not.
00:30:41.160 No.
00:30:42.020 Only, only, only Trump haters
00:30:45.020 have gone to American apparel.
00:30:46.840 Now, would you like more from the rap world?
00:30:51.540 I feel so educated right now
00:30:53.340 after hearing this segment
00:30:54.520 that I do need more.
00:30:56.160 Okay.
00:30:56.600 Well, you know, Kanye.
00:31:00.580 Yes.
00:31:01.060 I call him K.
00:31:03.960 You do?
00:31:05.200 And Kanye is, he's got a new album out.
00:31:11.140 He does.
00:31:11.820 Yeah.
00:31:12.420 Jesus is King.
00:31:15.080 And he said he would not sleep
00:31:17.400 until this album was out.
00:31:20.420 And so that was 16 months ago he said that.
00:31:23.720 And Friday, a very, very tired Kanye West
00:31:27.960 put out Jesus is King.
00:31:30.980 Now, I should say, I mean,
00:31:32.920 a remarkable cultural development
00:31:35.520 in a lot of ways.
00:31:37.260 I mean, I know, I don't care about Kanye West's music.
00:31:40.200 I know you're the rap aficionado
00:31:42.020 here on this program.
00:31:43.600 I don't care at all about what he raps about generally.
00:31:47.240 But, I mean, the idea that Kanye West,
00:31:48.820 go back a few years,
00:31:49.900 think about him standing
00:31:51.280 with a terrified Mike Myers
00:31:53.580 on a telethon saying
00:31:55.000 George W. Bush doesn't care about black people.
00:31:57.720 Terrified.
00:31:58.000 To the point where he is now
00:31:59.600 not only embracing Donald Trump,
00:32:01.540 which is remarkable in and of itself,
00:32:03.300 but now releasing what seems to be
00:32:04.600 like a legitimate gospel album.
00:32:06.980 It's not even, it's not like a, you know,
00:32:10.000 I mean, he's been calling himself the king
00:32:11.640 for how long?
00:32:12.820 Now Jesus is king.
00:32:13.940 And it's coming out and it is
00:32:17.180 a remarkable development.
00:32:18.480 And I hope...
00:32:19.140 I hope it's sincere.
00:32:20.800 It does seem sincere.
00:32:22.400 It does.
00:32:23.100 I hope it's not like,
00:32:26.400 well, like somebody standing on stage
00:32:29.520 with American Apparel,
00:32:31.240 you know, the logo right next to them.
00:32:34.280 Anyway, closed on Sunday,
00:32:37.760 you're my Chick-fil-A.
00:32:39.580 Hold the selfies,
00:32:42.500 put the gram away,
00:32:44.540 get your family,
00:32:46.360 y'all hold hands,
00:32:48.500 and pray.
00:32:49.960 The lyrics, of course,
00:32:53.000 from You're My Chick-fil-A.
00:32:55.780 That's interesting,
00:32:56.540 because I almost thought
00:32:57.240 you were playing the song.
00:32:58.400 That was such a convincing Kanye.
00:33:00.000 But that was you reading it.
00:33:01.240 When you got daughters,
00:33:02.820 always keep them safe.
00:33:05.020 Watch out for vipers.
00:33:06.420 Don't let them indoctrinate.
00:33:08.820 Closed on Sunday,
00:33:11.160 you, my Chick-fil-A.
00:33:13.580 You're number one with the lemonade.
00:33:16.780 Raise our sons,
00:33:18.420 train them in the faith.
00:33:19.980 Through temptations,
00:33:21.820 make sure they're wide awake.
00:33:24.260 Follow Jesus,
00:33:25.520 listen and obey.
00:33:26.960 No more living for the culture.
00:33:29.480 We nobody's slave.
00:33:32.840 Closed on Sunday,
00:33:35.400 you, my Chick-fil-A.
00:33:38.020 Wow.
00:33:38.820 That's beautiful, Glenn,
00:33:39.640 the way you did that.
00:33:40.440 Thank you.
00:33:40.980 Of all the things to praise
00:33:42.460 at Chick-fil-A,
00:33:43.160 I feel like lemonade
00:33:43.880 is a strange choice.
00:33:46.040 It would not be the first thing
00:33:47.360 I would think of
00:33:48.100 when you think of Chick-fil-A.
00:33:49.200 Can I ask you
00:33:50.140 where the rhyme is
00:33:51.400 in that one?
00:33:52.980 When you got daughters,
00:33:53.920 always keep them safe.
00:33:54.960 Watch out for vipers.
00:33:56.020 Don't let them indoctrinate.
00:33:57.320 Closed on Sunday,
00:33:58.580 you, my Chick-fil-A.
00:33:59.720 You're my number one
00:34:01.000 with the lemonade.
00:34:02.960 Doesn't really...
00:34:04.580 Filet lemonade.
00:34:05.720 Lemonade.
00:34:07.180 I think that's what
00:34:07.980 he's going for here.
00:34:08.660 Closed on Sunday,
00:34:09.860 you, my Chick-fil-A.
00:34:12.840 You're my number one
00:34:14.400 with the lemonade.
00:34:17.060 Right.
00:34:17.600 Right.
00:34:17.940 Okay.
00:34:18.500 All right.
00:34:18.920 Now, I don't know.
00:34:19.820 I will say,
00:34:20.540 you are an aficionado
00:34:22.360 in the world of rap.
00:34:23.880 I'm more of an iconic hero
00:34:25.900 in the rap world.
00:34:27.000 In the rap world.
00:34:27.600 Yeah.
00:34:27.800 You come from the streets.
00:34:28.800 We know that.
00:34:29.500 I've been told
00:34:30.480 by people who
00:34:31.560 have more insight
00:34:33.960 in rap quality
00:34:36.220 that Kanye,
00:34:37.680 not necessarily known
00:34:38.780 for his rapping
00:34:39.680 as much as his producing.
00:34:41.660 So his rapping,
00:34:43.120 when he's doing
00:34:44.200 the actual
00:34:46.120 rapping of the words,
00:34:48.240 it's not necessarily
00:34:49.100 a strong suit.
00:34:50.180 Is Christmas known
00:34:51.160 for its rapping?
00:34:52.560 No.
00:34:53.460 It's the gift inside
00:34:54.800 that counts.
00:34:55.760 And you know what
00:34:56.160 that rhymes with?
00:34:57.320 Lemonade.
00:34:57.760 Thank you very much.
00:34:59.200 I'm pretty sure.
00:34:59.540 I think we're done here.
00:35:04.100 This is the best
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00:35:25.160 We could also have you
00:35:26.660 on the job of writing
00:35:27.720 headlines for the media
00:35:28.980 because this is
00:35:30.100 a difficult gig.
00:35:31.540 Yes.
00:35:31.740 You've got to understand,
00:35:32.460 you've got to come up
00:35:32.820 with creative new ideas
00:35:33.860 every single day.
00:35:35.900 It's really hard.
00:35:36.740 I don't think it's as hard
00:35:37.800 as some people think it is.
00:35:39.860 Really?
00:35:40.100 I mean, let's go through
00:35:41.640 some of the headlines.
00:35:42.720 This is,
00:35:43.220 Beckett Adams posted this.
00:35:44.740 It's amazing.
00:35:45.780 June 2016,
00:35:47.300 the beginning
00:35:48.380 of Trump's end.
00:35:51.120 June 2016,
00:35:52.160 the beginning
00:35:52.920 of the end
00:35:53.660 for Trump?
00:35:55.240 That was a question mark
00:35:56.380 at the end of that one.
00:35:57.040 See the difference?
00:35:57.560 See the subtle difference there?
00:35:58.720 I do.
00:35:59.020 I do.
00:35:59.460 August 2016,
00:36:00.780 will Trump's attack
00:36:01.600 on the cons
00:36:02.480 be the beginning
00:36:03.240 of the end
00:36:03.920 for his White House hopes?
00:36:06.160 October 2016,
00:36:07.420 is this the beginning
00:36:08.220 of the end
00:36:08.920 of Donald Trump?
00:36:10.720 Again,
00:36:11.720 it's a question.
00:36:12.420 Who knows?
00:36:13.500 February 2017,
00:36:14.860 this is the beginning
00:36:16.200 of the end
00:36:16.840 for Donald Trump.
00:36:18.180 February 2017,
00:36:19.500 is General Flynn
00:36:20.560 the sacrificial lamb
00:36:21.780 or the beginning
00:36:22.520 of the end
00:36:23.200 for Donald Trump?
00:36:24.600 See, again,
00:36:25.320 a statement,
00:36:26.060 a question.
00:36:26.520 I don't know.
00:36:28.000 March 2017,
00:36:29.660 in the White House
00:36:30.420 things are looking bad.
00:36:31.700 This could be
00:36:32.220 the beginning
00:36:32.780 of the end
00:36:33.440 for Trump.
00:36:34.200 Statement.
00:36:35.000 Next one's
00:36:35.800 got to be a question.
00:36:37.240 If CNN's
00:36:38.400 new Russia report
00:36:39.260 is true,
00:36:39.780 we may be seeing
00:36:40.560 the beginning
00:36:41.060 of the end
00:36:41.740 of Donald Trump's
00:36:42.600 presidency.
00:36:43.340 Wow.
00:36:43.800 The beginning
00:36:44.220 of the end.
00:36:44.880 May 2017,
00:36:46.160 is it the beginning
00:36:47.140 of the end
00:36:47.800 for Trump?
00:36:48.760 Even elected
00:36:49.420 Democrats can feel it.
00:36:50.780 Oh, if Democrats
00:36:52.020 are going to say it,
00:36:52.740 well, then you've
00:36:53.200 got to believe it.
00:36:54.180 They're such credible
00:36:55.280 arbiters of truth
00:36:56.760 on this one.
00:36:57.760 Was she out there
00:36:59.440 now saying,
00:37:00.620 you know,
00:37:01.220 I used to be
00:37:01.960 on the Trump train,
00:37:02.980 but now I question it.
00:37:05.860 February 2018,
00:37:07.900 John Dean warns
00:37:09.320 Gates' testimony
00:37:10.280 may be the end
00:37:11.760 of Trump's presidency.
00:37:13.600 I don't even remember
00:37:14.540 Gates' testimony.
00:37:15.420 That's how many things
00:37:15.920 have happened.
00:37:16.680 March 2018,
00:37:18.000 is this the beginning
00:37:19.180 of Trump's end?
00:37:21.280 See, that's totally
00:37:22.100 different.
00:37:22.760 Than the end of Trump.
00:37:23.700 The end of Trump
00:37:24.560 or the beginning
00:37:25.160 of the end of Trump.
00:37:26.220 This is the beginning
00:37:27.440 of Trump's end.
00:37:29.120 Okay?
00:37:29.700 You notice the subtle
00:37:30.560 difference.
00:37:30.960 Yes.
00:37:31.320 April 2018,
00:37:32.220 Michael Cohen
00:37:32.800 and the end stage
00:37:34.440 of the Trump presidency.
00:37:35.960 Wow.
00:37:36.460 August 2018,
00:37:37.440 the beginning
00:37:37.880 of the end
00:37:38.480 of the Trump presidency.
00:37:40.160 August 2018,
00:37:41.080 Donald Trump
00:37:41.520 may have finally reached
00:37:42.840 the beginning
00:37:43.700 of the end.
00:37:45.300 Well, at least
00:37:46.020 they're recognizing it.
00:37:47.180 We've been printing
00:37:48.260 these stories
00:37:48.960 for two damn years.
00:37:50.740 He may have
00:37:51.380 finally reached it.
00:37:53.360 November 2018,
00:37:55.120 the end of Trump.
00:37:56.200 Now we're just
00:37:56.700 like stating it.
00:37:57.640 December 2018,
00:37:59.020 Trump's latest meltdown
00:38:00.300 shows even he knows
00:38:01.880 this could be
00:38:03.320 the beginning
00:38:04.280 of the end.
00:38:04.860 It could be.
00:38:05.740 It could be.
00:38:06.340 It's not the end.
00:38:06.980 Even he knows.
00:38:08.220 Nancy Pelosi's known
00:38:09.320 for a long time,
00:38:10.040 but even he knows
00:38:10.940 it could be.
00:38:11.880 Yeah, I love that
00:38:12.520 because we have to
00:38:13.500 recognize here
00:38:14.380 all the qualifying
00:38:15.640 parts of this.
00:38:16.620 It's not the end.
00:38:18.320 It's the beginning
00:38:19.160 of the end
00:38:19.900 and it could be
00:38:21.120 the beginning
00:38:21.480 of the end
00:38:22.040 and Trump,
00:38:22.900 even he might know
00:38:24.360 that it could be
00:38:25.080 the beginning
00:38:25.560 of the end.
00:38:26.180 So you know
00:38:26.480 what's amazing
00:38:27.060 about that though
00:38:27.760 when you think
00:38:28.200 about it
00:38:28.560 is they can't
00:38:29.340 even agree
00:38:29.920 on the beginning.
00:38:31.080 It's not like
00:38:31.880 the beginning
00:38:32.580 of the end
00:38:33.180 happened
00:38:33.660 and all of
00:38:34.560 these things
00:38:35.320 are happening now
00:38:36.440 so we're at the
00:38:37.060 middle of the
00:38:37.960 beginning of the end.
00:38:39.540 No.
00:38:40.160 We're still,
00:38:41.220 they're like,
00:38:41.560 forget about that
00:38:42.340 beginning
00:38:42.700 because that
00:38:43.700 didn't work out.
00:38:44.360 this one
00:38:45.660 is the beginning.
00:38:46.940 They keep changing
00:38:47.760 the beginning.
00:38:48.940 We're not even
00:38:49.340 in the middle.
00:38:50.360 No.
00:38:50.780 Every time
00:38:51.280 it fails
00:38:52.140 and they're like,
00:38:53.300 yes,
00:38:53.760 but this one?
00:38:54.820 Right.
00:38:55.220 Did you see
00:38:56.020 his caloric intake?
00:38:58.640 How about
00:38:59.380 January 2019?
00:39:00.460 This looks like
00:39:01.240 the beginning
00:39:02.060 of the end
00:39:02.640 for Trump
00:39:03.100 or September 2019.
00:39:04.900 Could this
00:39:05.260 impeachment inquiry
00:39:06.240 be the end
00:39:07.060 of Trump's presidency?
00:39:08.320 The good thing
00:39:09.080 about this is
00:39:09.860 sometime before
00:39:11.600 January 2025?
00:39:13.020 They're going
00:39:13.240 to nail this.
00:39:14.440 They're going
00:39:14.880 to be right.
00:39:15.640 They're going
00:39:15.800 to have it.
00:39:16.220 As he's on
00:39:17.060 the stairs
00:39:17.720 waving goodbye,
00:39:19.620 they'll say,
00:39:20.180 could this be
00:39:21.440 the end
00:39:22.340 of Donald Trump?
00:39:24.780 And they will
00:39:25.480 be wrong
00:39:26.260 yet again.
00:39:28.160 Yes.
00:39:33.640 You're listening
00:39:34.620 to the best
00:39:35.320 of the Glenn Beck
00:39:36.020 program.
00:39:41.600 So Joe Biden
00:39:47.940 is in a high school
00:39:49.840 and, you know,
00:39:54.660 he's the guy
00:39:55.140 who said,
00:39:55.580 hell yes,
00:39:56.040 we're going
00:39:56.260 to take your
00:39:56.720 AR-15s.
00:39:57.800 Is they letting
00:39:58.200 Biden in high
00:39:58.780 schools now?
00:39:59.320 I'm sorry,
00:39:59.720 not Biden,
00:40:00.480 Beto O'Rourke.
00:40:01.660 Oh, okay.
00:40:02.280 So Beto O'Rourke
00:40:03.260 is in high schools
00:40:04.140 and high school
00:40:06.480 students says,
00:40:07.160 excuse me,
00:40:08.440 you've said,
00:40:09.300 hell yes,
00:40:09.800 I'm going
00:40:10.100 to take your
00:40:10.780 AR-15s.
00:40:12.280 But I go deer
00:40:13.360 hunting and
00:40:14.620 that's what I
00:40:15.120 use.
00:40:15.840 Why are you
00:40:16.420 taking that
00:40:17.040 away?
00:40:18.400 Now, Beto
00:40:19.200 claims this
00:40:21.060 is the first
00:40:21.780 time he heard
00:40:22.780 that people use
00:40:23.720 those as
00:40:24.640 hunting rifles.
00:40:26.060 Of course.
00:40:27.120 Shut the...
00:40:28.480 What do you
00:40:29.160 think they're
00:40:29.780 used for?
00:40:30.640 Also, if
00:40:32.300 that's true,
00:40:33.240 let's take him
00:40:33.700 at his word
00:40:34.080 for a moment,
00:40:35.040 then he does
00:40:35.680 not have enough
00:40:36.340 information about
00:40:37.280 the topic to
00:40:38.200 make policy
00:40:38.860 recommendations.
00:40:39.380 Exactly right.
00:40:40.840 Exactly right.
00:40:42.520 He also said,
00:40:43.900 you know,
00:40:44.200 I've heard about
00:40:45.100 it, you know,
00:40:45.740 in Texas with
00:40:46.660 feral hogs.
00:40:49.060 Oh, so you
00:40:50.260 do know that
00:40:51.040 they are used
00:40:51.860 to hunt
00:40:52.940 things.
00:40:54.080 Okay.
00:40:55.240 Well, that's
00:40:56.140 like hunting
00:40:57.000 deer.
00:40:59.240 Except feral
00:41:00.320 hogs have to
00:41:01.180 be killed
00:41:01.580 because they
00:41:02.240 destroy everything
00:41:03.600 on these
00:41:04.340 ranches.
00:41:05.060 The guy
00:41:05.940 lives in
00:41:06.760 Texas.
00:41:07.100 He is
00:41:08.380 preaching
00:41:09.680 about gun
00:41:10.620 safety
00:41:11.180 and
00:41:12.160 removing
00:41:14.160 a firearm
00:41:15.620 from your
00:41:16.320 house door
00:41:17.100 to door
00:41:17.460 with a
00:41:17.880 sheriff,
00:41:18.200 and he
00:41:19.340 didn't know
00:41:20.100 those were
00:41:20.860 a modern
00:41:22.120 sporting
00:41:22.900 rifle?
00:41:24.440 The guy's
00:41:25.500 an idiot.
00:41:27.240 But he
00:41:28.180 folds to
00:41:28.920 this teenage
00:41:29.700 kid.
00:41:30.300 Listen to
00:41:30.580 what he
00:41:30.780 says.
00:41:31.080 So, this
00:41:32.800 is the
00:41:33.040 first time
00:41:33.480 that I've
00:41:34.080 heard the
00:41:34.360 case made
00:41:34.960 for using
00:41:36.520 an AR-15
00:41:37.120 to hunt
00:41:37.560 deer.
00:41:38.440 I've heard
00:41:39.180 feral hogs
00:41:40.360 in Texas,
00:41:41.280 which are a
00:41:41.680 real problem
00:41:42.280 on a lot
00:41:43.020 of the
00:41:43.180 ranches
00:41:43.560 and farms
00:41:44.340 in my
00:41:45.060 home state.
00:41:46.240 Perhaps a
00:41:46.980 way to
00:41:48.220 address a
00:41:49.280 legitimate
00:41:49.620 concern or
00:41:50.800 need is to
00:41:52.180 ensure that
00:41:52.680 those who
00:41:53.120 have or want
00:41:53.840 to use an
00:41:54.420 AR-15 are
00:41:55.520 able to keep
00:41:56.060 it at a
00:41:57.140 hunting club
00:41:57.960 or at a
00:41:59.400 gun range.
00:41:59.920 So, there
00:42:00.420 is some
00:42:01.040 control and
00:42:02.260 safeguards still
00:42:03.040 placed on
00:42:04.000 that firearm.
00:42:05.100 But this is
00:42:05.680 why I'm here.
00:42:06.320 I want to
00:42:06.720 listen to those
00:42:07.260 who feel
00:42:07.700 perhaps differently
00:42:08.420 than I do.
00:42:09.700 That's why
00:42:09.860 you're at a
00:42:10.200 high school?
00:42:10.600 And ideas
00:42:11.760 in whatever
00:42:12.380 becomes the
00:42:13.600 final piece
00:42:14.180 of legislation
00:42:15.100 or the law
00:42:16.320 that we
00:42:17.360 adopt.
00:42:18.340 This is why
00:42:19.080 I'm at a
00:42:19.420 high school,
00:42:19.940 so I could
00:42:20.320 listen to the
00:42:20.960 experts.
00:42:22.500 This is the
00:42:23.820 first time
00:42:25.040 you've ever
00:42:26.260 heard that
00:42:26.720 these guns
00:42:27.260 were used
00:42:27.920 for hunting.
00:42:29.180 That's
00:42:30.200 absolutely
00:42:31.280 incredible.
00:42:32.980 What are
00:42:33.480 they purchased
00:42:35.480 for?
00:42:37.160 Seriously,
00:42:37.880 what are
00:42:38.120 they purchased
00:42:38.520 for?
00:42:38.780 To murder,
00:42:39.260 Glenn.
00:42:40.100 They're purchased
00:42:41.040 to murder.
00:42:42.140 It's their
00:42:42.520 only use.
00:42:44.940 Their only
00:42:45.800 possible use
00:42:47.120 is to murder.
00:42:48.540 This is why,
00:42:49.120 you know.
00:42:49.360 Well, if I
00:42:49.700 want to get
00:42:50.180 to those
00:42:50.540 feral hogs,
00:42:51.260 I can keep
00:42:51.960 my rifle at
00:42:53.060 the gun range.
00:42:54.260 So, all I
00:42:54.860 have to do
00:42:55.340 is get all
00:42:56.480 the hogs
00:42:57.120 into the
00:42:57.560 back of my
00:42:58.020 truck.
00:42:58.360 Yeah, bring
00:42:59.000 them over to
00:42:59.260 the gun range.
00:42:59.540 Bring them
00:42:59.840 over to the
00:43:00.240 gun range,
00:43:00.740 and then I
00:43:01.060 can have
00:43:01.280 my gun
00:43:01.580 there to
00:43:01.880 shoot them.
00:43:02.680 That sounds
00:43:03.080 pretty reasonable.
00:43:03.700 You know,
00:43:03.900 if I could
00:43:04.200 put them
00:43:04.600 in, if
00:43:05.120 so, I
00:43:05.640 like to
00:43:06.320 shoot skeet,
00:43:07.340 so if I
00:43:07.700 could put
00:43:08.000 them in,
00:43:08.520 you know,
00:43:09.060 loaded in
00:43:09.900 one of the
00:43:10.380 skeet shooters,
00:43:11.740 you know,
00:43:11.920 where you
00:43:12.080 just pull,
00:43:12.780 and a
00:43:13.600 feral hog,
00:43:14.160 right,
00:43:16.020 that'd be
00:43:17.260 fun.
00:43:18.000 That sounds
00:43:18.640 like the
00:43:19.440 Beto sort
00:43:20.280 of policy
00:43:20.720 prescription
00:43:21.260 for this
00:43:21.640 one.
00:43:22.360 Yeah, I
00:43:22.660 mean, it's
00:43:23.200 a bizarre
00:43:25.260 thing because
00:43:25.940 such a small
00:43:26.700 percentage of
00:43:28.360 use for any
00:43:28.920 negative purpose,
00:43:29.660 and one of
00:43:30.060 the big
00:43:30.420 complaints from
00:43:32.020 the left
00:43:32.300 seems to be
00:43:32.840 we really
00:43:33.580 don't like
00:43:34.040 the guns
00:43:34.460 that work
00:43:34.860 well.
00:43:35.740 Like, we
00:43:35.960 like, it's
00:43:36.680 okay if you
00:43:37.100 have ones
00:43:37.520 that are
00:43:38.840 fine.
00:43:39.500 Right.
00:43:40.120 But this
00:43:40.480 one, if it
00:43:41.000 shoots accurately,
00:43:42.540 they even say
00:43:43.080 that these are
00:43:43.820 precisely accurate.
00:43:44.980 What the hell
00:43:45.480 do you want a
00:43:45.880 gun to be?
00:43:46.380 It's supposed
00:43:46.800 to fire at
00:43:47.420 the thing
00:43:47.720 you want to
00:43:48.000 hit.
00:43:48.320 I like one
00:43:49.040 where the
00:43:49.480 barrel can be
00:43:50.220 bent both
00:43:50.960 ways, so
00:43:52.300 you never
00:43:52.600 know what
00:43:52.960 you're going
00:43:53.200 to hit.
00:43:53.960 What's in
00:43:54.440 front of you,
00:43:54.900 what's behind
00:43:55.360 you, what's
00:43:55.700 the side?
00:43:56.160 You never
00:43:56.480 know.
00:43:56.840 Yeah, I
00:43:57.380 mean, the
00:43:57.560 whole point
00:43:58.160 is that you
00:43:58.740 can hit the
00:43:59.180 thing you're
00:43:59.480 supposed to
00:43:59.780 hit.
00:44:00.400 Obviously, a
00:44:01.540 very tiny
00:44:02.980 percentage of
00:44:03.880 people have
00:44:04.420 decided to
00:44:04.960 use these
00:44:05.300 things in
00:44:05.640 bad ways.
00:44:06.420 Though we
00:44:06.700 saw a mass
00:44:07.220 shooting again
00:44:07.720 this weekend
00:44:08.220 that had
00:44:08.500 nothing to
00:44:08.840 do with an
00:44:09.180 AR-15.
00:44:10.220 You look at
00:44:10.660 many of the
00:44:11.280 mass shootings
00:44:11.620 that have
00:44:11.780 happened with
00:44:12.120 handguns or
00:44:12.960 shotguns or
00:44:13.860 anything.
00:44:14.520 Exactly why we
00:44:15.340 should take
00:44:15.700 all guns.
00:44:16.380 Yeah, and
00:44:17.020 that's the
00:44:17.300 next Beto
00:44:17.760 thing, right?
00:44:18.400 Yeah, and
00:44:18.660 they should be
00:44:19.000 kept in
00:44:19.420 Beto's
00:44:19.800 basement.
00:44:20.260 You can just
00:44:20.620 go over to
00:44:21.300 his house,
00:44:22.220 knock on
00:44:22.600 the door and
00:44:23.040 say, hey,
00:44:23.420 Beto, I
00:44:23.880 need my
00:44:24.380 gun.
00:44:25.380 And then
00:44:25.880 he'll say,
00:44:26.500 well, bring
00:44:27.160 the robber or
00:44:28.140 whoever is
00:44:29.000 here.
00:44:29.900 I'll give you
00:44:30.800 your gun.
00:44:31.320 You can sign
00:44:31.900 it out and
00:44:32.880 then you can
00:44:33.500 keep him.
00:44:34.220 Do not
00:44:34.680 threaten him
00:44:35.200 with that
00:44:35.600 gun.
00:44:35.920 No, but
00:44:36.720 you can you
00:44:37.580 can use your
00:44:38.740 gun, just
00:44:39.720 not towards
00:44:40.340 him until
00:44:41.280 the police
00:44:41.700 arrive.
00:44:43.040 That's
00:44:43.540 basically where
00:44:44.180 we're headed.
00:44:44.760 Really?
00:44:45.480 We're headed.
00:44:46.740 OK, so let's
00:44:47.540 talk a little bit
00:44:48.100 about Joe
00:44:48.580 Biden.
00:44:49.600 Joe Biden,
00:44:50.620 apparently,
00:44:51.640 according to
00:44:52.320 a new
00:44:53.300 poll,
00:44:54.300 27% of
00:44:56.680 likely
00:44:57.240 Democratic
00:44:57.800 voters would
00:44:58.520 be dissatisfied
00:44:59.500 with Joe
00:45:00.080 Biden.
00:45:02.000 27%.
00:45:02.560 That is
00:45:04.500 higher than
00:45:05.140 the 21%
00:45:06.300 that would
00:45:07.020 be dissatisfied
00:45:07.840 with Bernie
00:45:08.720 Sanders as
00:45:10.040 the nominee.
00:45:11.560 And, you
00:45:12.400 know, Biden's
00:45:12.840 running as a
00:45:13.600 sort of
00:45:13.960 consensus
00:45:14.640 candidate,
00:45:15.420 right?
00:45:15.680 The case
00:45:16.180 for his
00:45:16.520 election is
00:45:17.520 that nobody's
00:45:18.240 completely
00:45:18.960 offended by
00:45:20.420 his
00:45:21.440 policy
00:45:23.400 platforms.
00:45:24.200 OK, so I
00:45:24.860 think, I
00:45:25.720 think this
00:45:27.820 could be
00:45:28.240 true because
00:45:29.660 Biden is
00:45:31.180 the corrupt
00:45:32.300 candidate like
00:45:33.800 Hillary Clinton,
00:45:34.640 old establishment
00:45:35.780 corrupt
00:45:36.400 candidate,
00:45:37.140 right?
00:45:38.420 And that's
00:45:39.100 what that's
00:45:39.800 what people
00:45:40.140 on the
00:45:40.740 conservative
00:45:42.640 side wanted
00:45:43.540 to get rid
00:45:44.060 of, the
00:45:44.500 corrupt
00:45:44.880 candidate that
00:45:45.540 was part of
00:45:46.100 the system.
00:45:46.600 So I
00:45:47.780 can
00:45:47.960 understand
00:45:48.380 that you
00:45:48.860 don't
00:45:49.060 necessarily
00:45:49.520 like him,
00:45:50.120 but that
00:45:50.360 but for
00:45:51.180 it to
00:45:51.720 be six
00:45:52.800 points
00:45:53.440 higher than
00:45:55.200 those who
00:45:55.740 don't want
00:45:56.360 the avowed
00:45:56.960 socialist who
00:45:57.940 is saying
00:45:58.320 we're going
00:45:58.620 to get rid
00:45:59.040 of the
00:45:59.300 free market,
00:45:59.980 that's
00:46:01.200 pretty
00:46:01.480 stunning.
00:46:03.260 So 21%
00:46:04.920 are dissatisfied
00:46:05.860 with Sanders.
00:46:07.980 15% would
00:46:09.400 be unhappy
00:46:10.000 if Warren
00:46:10.940 was the
00:46:11.720 nominee.
00:46:12.080 only 9%
00:46:14.860 dislike
00:46:15.700 Mayor Pete
00:46:16.340 Buttigieg,
00:46:17.360 which is
00:46:18.900 also
00:46:20.300 starting to
00:46:21.520 come up.
00:46:21.940 Have you
00:46:22.180 noticed?
00:46:22.860 I've got a
00:46:23.320 story someplace
00:46:23.920 where they
00:46:24.380 are talking
00:46:24.780 about how
00:46:25.500 right here
00:46:27.600 let's see
00:46:29.300 an emerging
00:46:30.320 scenario where
00:46:31.300 Buttigieg wins
00:46:32.380 the nomination
00:46:33.160 for a rising
00:46:34.740 star in the
00:46:35.260 party, vastly
00:46:36.260 overperforming
00:46:37.140 expectations in
00:46:38.240 crowded presidential
00:46:39.080 field would
00:46:39.780 easily be
00:46:40.420 considered a
00:46:40.920 victory in
00:46:41.300 its own
00:46:41.600 way.
00:46:42.080 But there's
00:46:42.620 a real
00:46:43.060 reason to
00:46:43.620 think Pete
00:46:44.060 Buttigieg could
00:46:45.140 win this
00:46:46.020 nomination
00:46:46.540 outright.
00:46:48.120 One such
00:46:48.580 rather plausible
00:46:49.480 scenario is
00:46:50.340 starting to
00:46:50.800 develop right
00:46:51.380 before our
00:46:51.860 eyes and it
00:46:52.460 starts as
00:46:53.020 these things
00:46:53.540 often do in
00:46:54.540 Iowa.
00:46:55.640 Two polls
00:46:56.200 this last
00:46:56.880 week had
00:46:57.380 good news
00:46:57.880 for Buttigieg
00:46:58.520 in the
00:46:59.040 lead-off
00:47:00.600 caucus state.
00:47:02.220 Suffolk
00:47:02.520 University and
00:47:03.220 USA Today
00:47:03.920 poll had
00:47:04.820 the mayor
00:47:05.260 in third
00:47:05.940 place at
00:47:06.580 13%.
00:47:07.680 More
00:47:08.380 importantly,
00:47:09.040 he was
00:47:09.320 just five
00:47:10.060 points off
00:47:10.740 Biden's
00:47:11.340 first place
00:47:12.060 lead of
00:47:12.540 18.
00:47:13.880 There were
00:47:14.160 a lot of
00:47:14.980 undecideds in
00:47:15.820 this survey
00:47:16.340 at 29%.
00:47:18.040 They were
00:47:19.440 four behind
00:47:21.140 Elizabeth Warren's
00:47:22.320 17%.
00:47:23.420 Bernie Sanders
00:47:24.080 had fallen
00:47:24.700 back to
00:47:25.260 fourth.
00:47:25.880 So it's
00:47:26.880 Buttigieg at
00:47:27.960 13,
00:47:28.880 Elizabeth Warren
00:47:29.700 at 7,
00:47:30.800 and Biden
00:47:31.580 at 18,
00:47:32.800 with 29%
00:47:35.000 undecided.
00:47:35.640 I mean,
00:47:36.880 look,
00:47:37.040 there's a
00:47:37.280 case here.
00:47:38.240 Buttigieg is
00:47:39.340 a guy that
00:47:41.340 I don't think
00:47:41.780 has really
00:47:42.300 excited Democrats
00:47:44.060 so far.
00:47:45.320 He's sort of
00:47:45.920 boring,
00:47:46.420 but he's
00:47:46.700 well-spoken.
00:47:47.500 He's obviously
00:47:48.100 a pretty smart
00:47:49.100 guy,
00:47:50.040 and he has
00:47:51.240 some
00:47:51.540 intersectionality
00:47:52.560 value for
00:47:56.000 the left.
00:47:56.760 The other
00:47:57.100 thing that's
00:47:57.560 great for
00:47:58.220 Buttigieg is
00:47:59.000 the two
00:47:59.480 states that
00:48:00.100 vote first
00:48:00.620 are super
00:48:01.520 duper white.
00:48:02.840 They're like
00:48:03.500 the whitest
00:48:04.100 of the white,
00:48:04.920 the whitest
00:48:05.580 whitey people
00:48:06.440 of all times.
00:48:08.200 That's the
00:48:08.860 problem for
00:48:09.500 Biden.
00:48:10.180 Biden's got to
00:48:10.680 go through
00:48:10.940 three elections
00:48:11.740 before he gets
00:48:12.400 to a large
00:48:14.420 African-American
00:48:15.420 voting base,
00:48:16.420 and it's like
00:48:16.960 that's where
00:48:17.680 he's super
00:48:18.140 strong,
00:48:18.620 but you lose
00:48:19.100 three states
00:48:19.660 in a row,
00:48:20.580 can you
00:48:20.940 survive that?
00:48:22.100 Well,
00:48:22.420 you have
00:48:23.480 Buttigieg,
00:48:24.620 whose only
00:48:26.300 constituency
00:48:27.600 seems to be
00:48:28.660 white.
00:48:29.220 Yep,
00:48:29.620 white and
00:48:30.640 liberal.
00:48:31.040 Yeah,
00:48:31.400 as soon as
00:48:32.340 you get out
00:48:32.780 of white
00:48:33.280 liberal,
00:48:34.420 you are in
00:48:35.160 trouble with
00:48:35.720 Buttigieg.
00:48:36.220 I mean,
00:48:36.380 legitimately,
00:48:36.880 when you break
00:48:37.540 down the
00:48:37.840 crosstabs of
00:48:38.380 these polls,
00:48:38.800 he's showing
00:48:39.120 up at
00:48:39.380 zero and
00:48:40.120 one percent
00:48:40.800 among black
00:48:41.420 voters.
00:48:42.000 That's a
00:48:42.280 problem.
00:48:42.780 It's only
00:48:43.240 zero.
00:48:44.640 Only one
00:48:45.340 place to go.
00:48:46.340 That's true.
00:48:47.780 And they can
00:48:48.140 write another
00:48:48.500 article about
00:48:49.000 how he's
00:48:49.300 increasing his
00:48:50.020 support among
00:48:50.900 black voters.
00:48:52.160 I mean,
00:48:52.300 look,
00:48:52.520 Biden has a
00:48:53.640 case here to
00:48:54.180 still make.
00:48:55.440 I mean,
00:48:55.560 he really
00:48:56.100 hasn't fallen
00:48:56.860 apart nationally,
00:48:57.820 despite all the
00:48:58.560 press about
00:48:59.000 Warren.
00:48:59.540 He's stuck right
00:49:00.580 around the
00:49:00.900 same area.
00:49:01.840 The difference
00:49:02.300 has been some
00:49:03.040 of Sanders'
00:49:03.680 support has
00:49:04.060 gone away and
00:49:04.520 has gone to
00:49:05.040 Warren.
00:49:05.900 But Biden's
00:49:07.040 been right
00:49:07.300 around 25 to
00:49:08.020 27 percent
00:49:08.620 this entire
00:49:09.160 time.
00:49:10.660 And, you
00:49:11.600 know,
00:49:11.720 he hasn't
00:49:12.060 really fallen
00:49:12.640 apart.
00:49:13.220 His campaign
00:49:13.960 seems to
00:49:14.600 be asleep.
00:49:16.360 I mean,
00:49:16.760 what did you
00:49:17.900 say,
00:49:18.020 the zombie
00:49:18.400 campaign they're
00:49:18.980 describing as
00:49:19.480 the zombie
00:49:19.940 campaign?
00:49:20.840 It's kind of
00:49:21.280 apt.
00:49:21.740 I mean,
00:49:21.880 think about
00:49:22.740 this.
00:49:23.540 The Biden
00:49:24.340 thing happens
00:49:25.100 with Ukraine
00:49:26.400 and the
00:49:27.300 whole Trump
00:49:28.760 situation.
00:49:29.600 They're going
00:49:30.040 through this
00:49:30.340 impeachment.
00:49:31.360 I made this
00:49:31.800 case before.
00:49:32.400 If you are
00:49:32.860 Biden,
00:49:33.220 you need to
00:49:33.560 take the
00:49:34.000 hand that
00:49:34.440 you're dealt.
00:49:35.020 If you want
00:49:35.300 to win this
00:49:35.660 nomination,
00:49:36.340 you're out
00:49:36.700 there every
00:49:37.100 single day
00:49:37.700 bragging about
00:49:39.420 how Trump
00:49:40.040 felt the need
00:49:40.840 to call a
00:49:41.420 foreign president
00:49:42.240 to get dirt
00:49:42.980 on me because
00:49:43.600 I'm such a
00:49:44.260 great candidate.
00:49:44.680 He knows I'm
00:49:45.060 going to beat
00:49:45.440 him, so he's
00:49:46.320 trying to break
00:49:46.940 all the rules
00:49:47.440 to beat me.
00:49:48.380 I'm the guy
00:49:49.020 that can beat
00:49:49.500 him and he
00:49:49.960 even knows it.
00:49:51.080 That's the case
00:49:51.700 you're making
00:49:52.020 to the American
00:49:52.520 people.
00:49:52.840 It's the case
00:49:53.160 you're making
00:49:53.460 on every
00:49:56.120 left-wing talk
00:49:57.020 show, but
00:49:57.360 he's not
00:49:57.700 doing that.
00:49:58.520 He's barely
00:49:58.900 doing anything.
00:50:00.060 Let me give
00:50:00.300 you another
00:50:00.580 example.
00:50:01.260 What's going
00:50:01.580 on with Syria
00:50:02.200 right now?
00:50:03.080 Syria, the
00:50:03.680 Kurds, all
00:50:05.860 these battles
00:50:06.440 going back and
00:50:06.980 forth between
00:50:07.440 Turkey.
00:50:08.360 This has been
00:50:08.960 in the news
00:50:09.480 cycle like
00:50:10.200 crazy, right?
00:50:10.880 And what's
00:50:11.340 the fundamental
00:50:11.960 part of this?
00:50:13.060 The Kurds want
00:50:13.840 their own
00:50:14.180 homeland, right?
00:50:15.520 The Kurds want
00:50:16.320 their own
00:50:16.640 homeland.
00:50:17.140 Turkey doesn't
00:50:17.640 think they
00:50:17.920 should have
00:50:18.260 it.
00:50:18.680 Nobody thinks
00:50:19.320 they should
00:50:19.580 have it,
00:50:20.020 right?
00:50:20.240 This entire
00:50:20.780 region, the
00:50:22.060 Kurds want
00:50:22.600 their own
00:50:22.960 homeland.
00:50:23.460 Well, if
00:50:24.320 you go back
00:50:25.020 to the
00:50:25.960 Iraq War
00:50:26.580 when that
00:50:26.900 was all
00:50:27.600 going on
00:50:28.240 and everyone
00:50:28.860 was coming
00:50:29.220 up with
00:50:29.460 their ideas,
00:50:30.420 there was
00:50:30.780 one guy,
00:50:32.160 Joe Biden,
00:50:33.680 who actually
00:50:34.340 recommended
00:50:35.060 that Iraq
00:50:36.020 be divided
00:50:37.960 into three
00:50:38.900 countries,
00:50:39.800 right?
00:50:40.400 Where the
00:50:41.080 Kurds would
00:50:42.020 have their
00:50:42.660 own homeland.
00:50:43.600 Now, you
00:50:43.980 can go back
00:50:44.520 and look at
00:50:44.840 that policy
00:50:45.340 and shoot
00:50:46.100 holes in it
00:50:46.740 like crazy,
00:50:47.240 and you
00:50:47.820 could say
00:50:48.120 it wouldn't
00:50:48.460 work and
00:50:48.800 it's not
00:50:49.040 the right
00:50:49.340 prescription.
00:50:50.200 But again,
00:50:51.220 Joe Biden
00:50:51.900 is running
00:50:52.760 for president
00:50:53.300 of the United
00:50:53.640 States.
00:50:54.300 It's his
00:50:54.800 job and
00:50:55.240 his team's
00:50:55.860 job to
00:50:56.600 take advantage
00:50:57.280 of news
00:50:57.860 events and
00:50:58.340 say this is
00:50:59.200 where the
00:50:59.500 president was.
00:51:00.640 He should be
00:51:01.420 the president
00:51:01.740 because if he
00:51:02.760 were the
00:51:03.180 president back
00:51:03.740 in this time,
00:51:05.320 he would have
00:51:05.800 done this,
00:51:06.400 the Kurds would
00:51:06.840 have had their
00:51:07.260 own homeland,
00:51:07.720 and maybe this
00:51:08.080 wouldn't even
00:51:08.380 have happened.
00:51:09.160 How can you
00:51:09.640 not be making
00:51:10.240 the case?
00:51:10.640 He's the only
00:51:11.300 guy I can
00:51:11.780 remember ever
00:51:12.560 recommending that
00:51:13.900 policy prescription.
00:51:14.960 It was a big
00:51:15.560 deal at the
00:51:16.320 time.
00:51:16.820 Huge.
00:51:17.620 And instead,
00:51:18.660 he just is
00:51:19.340 sitting back as
00:51:20.160 if he's,
00:51:20.520 oh, I know a
00:51:21.200 lot about
00:51:21.480 foreign policy.
00:51:22.540 Why don't you
00:51:22.960 describe some
00:51:23.520 of the specifics?
00:51:25.000 Why not take
00:51:26.240 advantage of
00:51:27.260 what's going
00:51:27.860 on?
00:51:28.360 His campaign
00:51:29.180 seems to be
00:51:29.800 completely inept
00:51:31.140 at this.
00:51:32.040 Every other
00:51:32.440 candidate is
00:51:32.980 doing this,
00:51:33.500 and he can't
00:51:34.000 seem to do
00:51:34.340 it.
00:51:34.640 Okay, so this
00:51:35.380 is from New
00:51:36.000 York Magazine
00:51:36.600 that calls it
00:51:37.260 the zombie
00:51:37.800 campaign, and
00:51:38.500 it's, it's,
00:51:40.100 obliterates him.
00:51:41.280 Obliterates him.
00:51:42.180 Okay, so this
00:51:42.720 is from like page
00:51:43.600 15.
00:51:44.260 Uh, it's a
00:51:46.120 strange dynamic.
00:51:47.160 The most
00:51:47.520 qualified candidate
00:51:48.520 in the race
00:51:49.200 surrounded by an
00:51:50.200 entitled staff
00:51:51.340 who don't
00:51:51.920 understand that
00:51:52.740 they have to
00:51:53.180 fight for the
00:51:53.840 nomination or
00:51:54.860 even the
00:51:55.300 presidency, but
00:51:56.520 without a real
00:51:57.320 case to make
00:51:58.320 beyond a
00:51:58.960 democratic
00:51:59.400 succession that
00:52:00.580 would amount
00:52:01.000 to an Obama
00:52:01.700 restoration.
00:52:03.000 One person
00:52:04.060 close to the
00:52:04.880 Biden family
00:52:06.720 said, the
00:52:08.700 problem is
00:52:09.520 Joe has no
00:52:10.880 center.
00:52:12.140 He's literally
00:52:13.380 only a
00:52:14.340 politician.
00:52:15.640 That's who
00:52:16.040 he is.
00:52:16.860 That's all
00:52:17.400 he is.
00:52:18.460 Biden is
00:52:19.280 fundamentally
00:52:19.880 a toady.
00:52:21.060 He's just
00:52:21.700 political.
00:52:22.720 He needs to
00:52:23.780 kiss ass.
00:52:25.020 He'll kiss
00:52:25.680 ass.
00:52:26.740 Um, I
00:52:28.740 mean, it
00:52:29.100 is, it
00:52:30.080 is remarkable
00:52:31.060 what they
00:52:32.020 are saying.
00:52:33.080 Of course,
00:52:34.120 um, Biden
00:52:35.780 is consumed
00:52:36.760 with endorsements.
00:52:38.120 Another side
00:52:38.920 of his
00:52:39.360 perhaps outdated
00:52:40.280 political instincts
00:52:41.400 getting insiders
00:52:42.220 to declare
00:52:42.840 their support
00:52:43.960 meant something
00:52:44.980 when powerful
00:52:46.020 political machines
00:52:46.960 controlled the
00:52:47.620 primary process,
00:52:48.620 but it doesn't
00:52:49.720 have relevance
00:52:50.620 to presidential
00:52:51.320 politics today.
00:52:52.320 And the only
00:52:53.260 endorsement that
00:52:54.020 could matter
00:52:54.800 hasn't materialized.
00:52:56.800 Barack Obama
00:52:57.460 has remained
00:52:58.040 silent on the
00:52:58.940 2020 primary,
00:53:00.040 even as he saw
00:53:01.060 fit to involve
00:53:02.020 himself in
00:53:03.240 Canadian affairs,
00:53:04.600 endorsing Prime
00:53:05.300 Minister Justin
00:53:06.040 Trudeau.
00:53:06.960 A senior
00:53:07.580 White House
00:53:08.080 official reflecting
00:53:09.060 on Biden's
00:53:09.820 weakness told me
00:53:11.380 Biden should
00:53:12.020 have never
00:53:12.520 even entered
00:53:13.140 the race
00:53:13.580 without knowing
00:53:14.280 he'd have
00:53:14.740 the former
00:53:15.220 president's
00:53:15.840 support.
00:53:16.740 Of course,
00:53:17.300 that was always
00:53:17.920 less of a sure
00:53:18.720 thing than it
00:53:19.420 might have
00:53:19.680 seemed.
00:53:21.340 In 2016,
00:53:22.680 Obama went
00:53:23.340 all in for
00:53:24.360 Hillary,
00:53:25.000 even as Joe
00:53:26.220 Biden was
00:53:26.820 contemplating a
00:53:27.640 run.
00:53:28.540 In the early
00:53:29.040 stages of this
00:53:29.900 race, he didn't
00:53:30.640 just avoid
00:53:31.140 allying himself
00:53:31.940 with Biden,
00:53:32.820 but gestured
00:53:33.440 toward other
00:53:34.200 candidates,
00:53:35.260 including many
00:53:36.640 unlikely contenders,
00:53:38.640 including Deval
00:53:40.000 Patrick, the
00:53:40.800 former governor
00:53:41.440 of Massachusetts,
00:53:42.680 possibly to
00:53:43.760 discourage his
00:53:44.600 former vice
00:53:45.360 president from
00:53:46.080 running.
00:53:47.420 I mean, they
00:53:48.100 are, they do
00:53:49.360 not want him
00:53:50.800 to be president,
00:53:53.280 the far left
00:53:54.360 and the media.
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