The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Steve Deace ｜ 12⧸31⧸19

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00:00:07.700 back here on the glenn beck program i am steve dace totters and aaron mcintyre are here with

00:00:14.400 me as well we are the crew from the steve day show on blaze tv radio and podcast each weekday

00:00:20.120 right after glenn beck filling in for glenn here these final two days of 2019 we got a ton of great

00:00:27.440 reaction uh to yesterday's show uh about the seven deadly worldviews i probably spent the last half

00:00:33.640 hour or so uh last night before i went to bed trying to answer as many of those as we could

00:00:38.460 uh the most uh frequent question i received is hey can i can i get a further breakdown of those

00:00:43.860 in written form and i should have mentioned this during yesterday's program i totally forgot

00:00:48.220 um i wrote a book back in 2016 glenn was very kind here to profile on the show which helped us sell

00:00:54.140 a lot of copies by the way um it's called a nefarious plot uh you can still order it over

00:00:59.200 at amazon.com but a lot of those seven deadly worldviews in fact all of them are broken down

00:01:05.400 in greater detail if you want to learn more about those uh you can get to the book it's called a

00:01:11.400 nefarious plot there it is on our shelf thank you aaron of course we have a radio audience of 500

00:01:16.140 stations across the country they don't know that and i got to remember that all right because we're

00:01:20.480 used to doing a tv show so again if you're listening to us on one of those 500 radio stations

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00:02:04.040 2 eastern right after glenn beck so yesterday we we we spent part one looking at the landscape

00:02:11.180 that that we're called to engage what are we up against from a belief system from a worldview

00:02:18.040 standpoint today we're going to be more practical how do we advance what we as conservatives actually

00:02:25.380 believe how do we conserve because that's what it means to be a conservative to conserve so how do we

00:02:31.980 conserve that which has proven through the course of history to be what's best right true and beautiful

00:02:38.120 for the human condition east of eden how do we do that and five years ago i i wrote a book um called

00:02:47.660 rules for patriots where i i kind of laid out everything i had learned um from my own time i think

00:02:54.760 what makes me a little bit more unique than a lot of people that do conservative media shows

00:02:59.800 is i've actually worked and been involved in kind of the technocratic nuts and bolts side of politics i've

00:03:07.380 worked on campaigns i've recruited candidates i've consulted with campaigns i've done strategy

00:03:12.120 for them and and so i've i've kind of got a foot in in both sides here you know the big idea you know

00:03:21.140 philosophical worldview side that we focus in on often in conservative media but then the nuts and

00:03:26.500 bolts side you know when we have candidates that represent our values and they run for office how do

00:03:31.720 they get from point a to point b how do they how do they run on these themes what does that look like

00:03:35.840 and so i wanted to put together um kind of a compilation of of the best things i've learned

00:03:42.640 over the years and i wrote this book called rules for patriots that was published uh about five years

00:03:49.100 ago and was endorsed at the time by uh who's who of people in in conservatism i i don't know that

00:03:56.220 you're going to find too many books that get the endorsement of mucky mucks at the american family

00:04:00.440 association and freedom works and and um you know uh you look at donald trump endorsed the book

00:04:08.980 uh at the time when he was thinking of running for president newt gingrich endorsed the book at the

00:04:14.320 time i mean it's a pretty diverse cross section of of people and involved on the on the right who

00:04:22.840 took a look at the book and were willing to endorse it for their audiences and i've done a lot of

00:04:27.080 talks and meetings about the book and stuff uh over the years but when i when i found that

00:04:34.200 you know i i thought this stuff was good because i've done it and then i've seen it used against

00:04:40.100 me and done by others and when i got final confirmation that i thought we were on to something

00:04:45.660 is i got i got a call one day from a guy named sam nunberg and it was july of 2015 so several months

00:04:56.360 after the book came out and we had just had an event here in iowa that's where i live i grew up

00:05:04.200 in grand prince michigan but i was born in here in des moines iowa and that's where i raised my family

00:05:08.400 now so i've been that's one of the reasons i'm so heavily involved in the technocratic side of

00:05:13.420 politics is the iowa caucuses i've been heavily involved in that for a few cycles now and i worked

00:05:18.500 for the ted cruz campaign this last go around and i got a call from a guy before i had declared for a

00:05:23.800 candidate and decided which candidate i was going to support slash work for in this last cycle um

00:05:29.140 one of the campaigns that was interested in me was donald trump's and the day before we had had

00:05:34.680 this massive event carried by c-span i co-mc'd it with frank lens of fox news where 13 presidential

00:05:41.180 candidates were here giving their pitches spiels uh to well over a thousand activists here for the

00:05:48.540 iowa conservative activists for the iowa caucuses and i was i was standing backstage um to be

00:05:55.880 essentially closed for lack of a better description by trump to to come on board

00:06:01.560 and um i still wasn't 100 sure i could do this you know um but i was going to certainly listen to the

00:06:12.980 pitch of a guy of this magnitude and todd you and i that whole summer we're like yeah we see the

00:06:19.320 samson bull in a china shop potential but can we really that's a pretty big worldview leap right we

00:06:25.880 had how many of those conversations behind the scenes you and i had that summer as you kind of

00:06:30.180 just being a sounding board and and and your willingness to ask because because my ego wanted

00:06:35.100 all in on this okay but you were willing to ask a lot of the kind of the larger picture questions

00:06:40.100 kind of help me keep my ego in check and so we did a lot of game theory with this and how it would

00:06:44.100 look right and and so i'm standing there backstage and trump's being interviewed by frank

00:06:48.940 luntz and he talks about how um that was the moment when he said that uh when john mccain's name

00:06:55.820 came up and i'm i'm no fan of john mccain as a politician anyway uh certainly appreciated his

00:07:00.980 service to the country but as a politician um he hated people like us i just detested conservatives

00:07:06.780 so i if you're if if i think you're going too far in criticizing john mccain that's probably too far

00:07:15.420 and when he said you know i i like soldiers who weren't captured and the and the groans in the

00:07:20.960 crowd and several other things he said and i'm like i there's no way i can i can at least not in a

00:07:26.300 primary when there's so many other conservative candidates whose records are proven there's no way

00:07:30.580 i can do this and we were actually doing a live show uh for a national radio network that day and

00:07:36.800 i was breaking you were you were hoping helping to co-anchor the show when i was doing my mc events

00:07:41.760 so i was coming back and forth from the stage to our stage right and i came back and you guys were

00:07:47.000 like hey that was fast i'm like i can't it just can't happen you guys watched what happened out

00:07:51.500 there i can't i can't get on board with this you know so the next day my wife and i are at a

00:07:55.980 going to a movie after church and i get a i've got a voicemail which my guy named sam

00:07:59.280 nunberg who at the time was essentially trump's political um operator rant was running trump's

00:08:04.280 political machine and he said hey um i'm i'm you know you need to see this uh article i just ghost

00:08:09.760 wrote for trump for usa today about his comments about mccain and so he sent me the link and i read

00:08:14.760 the link and it was titled i will not apologize i think is what it was titled and he just refused

00:08:20.280 to accept the premise that john mccain was an unassailable figure and and he even went so far

00:08:26.700 he even reversed the premise and went so far trump did in this piece that sam ghost wrote for

00:08:32.140 him to claim he's done more for pow's over the years than the former pow john mccain i'm am i am

00:08:40.060 am amy is reading this to me while i'm driving home from the theater and i am just incredulous okay

00:08:45.300 at the chutzpah right and i called sam back and i and i thought you know sam and i are still friends

00:08:51.660 and i thought this i thought there was a chance though this might be the last time we were ever

00:08:55.520 going to talk because a lot of times in politics people are your friends when they need you

00:08:58.380 or you have something they want and then when you don't anymore they're not you know and i was like

00:09:03.020 bold strategy cotton all right nice knowing you i thought there's that this has no chance to work

00:09:09.020 and then he stopped me dead in my trash he goes i'm really surprised i just used the tactics out of

00:09:14.780 your own book when i ghost wrote this this you should have recognized these tactics you should have

00:09:19.580 appreciated them it's right out of rules for patriots so a week later i was convinced trump

00:09:26.120 was toast as a candidate a week later i called uh the guy running his iowa campaign named chuck

00:09:31.160 laudner figuring maybe him and i might figure out you know because i'm about to decide who i'm going

00:09:36.840 to support maybe we'd figure out we'd support the same person and he's like steve i i was about to

00:09:41.660 walk away from this like everybody else i was offended at what he said but we are i'm i've never gotten

00:09:46.600 more response from an audience around the country i've got military people who are who are sending

00:09:52.500 us notes telling me i don't even like donald trump i am just so glad that finally someone said

00:09:59.520 something they really think and didn't freaking apologize to the media that hates us for it

00:10:04.440 afterwards i didn't even like it i don't even agree with it thought it was appalling but it's not

00:10:08.640 nearly as appalling as as the lies and fake news that the media that hates him and hates us feeds me

00:10:14.700 every single day that the only reason i think government's too big under obama is i'm a racist

00:10:18.980 the only reason i think a child is better off with a father and a mother is i'm a homophobe the only

00:10:24.840 reason i think the border ought to be secured is i'm a xenophobe i'll take his appalling over that

00:10:30.320 any day of the week and it stopped me dead in my tracks and you and i had conversations about this at

00:10:34.820 the time too and thought maybe maybe well i had two responses a there's there's something different

00:10:41.820 going on out there than we anticipated and b holy crap the stuff in this book works i mean i thought

00:10:47.860 it worked all right but to see it played out and tried out on such a large stage was kind of the

00:10:54.240 final confirmation and and that's why today what i want to do is i want to share with you some of the

00:11:00.060 principles that were used that day to essentially salvage donald trump's nascent presidential campaign

00:11:05.760 when we all thought it was done and and how these 10 commandments of political warfare how they can be

00:11:11.540 used by us to elevate our principles and help them win the day this is the best of the glenn beck

00:11:18.160 program hi it's glenn if you're a subscriber to the podcast can you do us a favor and rate us on

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00:12:00.680 also uh look us up subscribe to our podcast on itunes stitcher and google play so yesterday we talked about

00:12:06.060 worldview today we're going to talk about tactics how do we do what we actually believe how do we get

00:12:11.840 it done get her done how do we do that our 10 commandments of political warfare this is number

00:12:16.240 one for a reason never trust republicrats do not trust someone just because they talk a good

00:12:24.360 conservative game i believe there's a famous line from an all-time bestseller that says faith

00:12:31.120 that works is what uh dead that would be dead all right show me your works and i'll show you your

00:12:37.700 faith right show me your faith and i'll show your works it's a symbiotic relationship in politics you

00:12:43.620 are the hills you die on not the slogans you spout let me say that again in politics you are the hills

00:12:51.960 you die on not the slogans you spout i could look at any unkept promise by this president in his first

00:13:01.800 term and it would come down to one thing a trusting of republicrats they didn't repeal obamacare he

00:13:10.440 outsourced that to paul ryan and mitch mcconnell they they don't believe in that stuff they weren't

00:13:14.480 going to do it we still got soldiers standing around in afghanistan waiting to get ied to death

00:13:21.940 like a glorified well outfitted mall cop in one of the armpits of this planet for reasons only a law

00:13:28.540 knows has no other than its poppy fields it serves no strategic benefit whatsoever

00:13:33.980 why boy the pentagon is full of those kinds of republicrats people love to talk america first 1.00

00:13:43.540 in the jingoistic game but in the end when some muslim terrorists coordinate a shooting 0.94

00:13:51.440 at a pensacola military base the first concern is let's make sure this doesn't impact our saudi

00:13:58.340 troop sharing program priorities yes in the end you're the hills you die on not the slogan just

00:14:06.080 about let me prove this to you in the most painful way possible all right so this is one of

00:14:14.020 our favorite games todd the audience could not see your smile so it's our spiritual gift yes um

00:14:19.960 one of our favorite games our sister site at the blaze is called conservative review

00:14:24.680 and conservative reviews primary function is what's called a liberty score and it's to record

00:14:32.020 on a rolling average of the last 50 votes on every conceivable issue just to continue updating how

00:14:40.440 your members of congress are performing on conservatism

00:14:44.900 what i love about this score is it just keeps rolling over and other than like a great group

00:14:51.920 like club for growth is going to be focused on one slate of issues this can this takes every issue

00:14:57.440 into account because a conservative review they reject well i'm a fiscal conservative and a social

00:15:02.200 liberal no you're not there's no such thing that person doesn't exist okay except maybe at cato

00:15:06.860 there's like five of those people on a floor all right but those votes don't exist those voters

00:15:12.080 don't exist that person really doesn't exist in mass all right you're either a conservative or you're

00:15:16.860 not okay and if you're offended by that by all means email me steve at stevedace.com i'll be

00:15:22.800 happy to correct you okay um you you cannot limit government by promoting sodom and gomorrah because

00:15:31.020 when there's immorality people are like you know what if if i get to do whatever i want and and if

00:15:36.700 it blows up in my face i'm not paying for it i'm gonna make you pay for it instead that's how we got

00:15:40.680 the welfare state in the first place folks all right so this liberty score just looks at how they

00:15:48.140 actually vote on the issues that matter to you all of them i'm gonna give you a few names here

00:15:53.820 because they're they've been in the news a lot you see them on fox news every night practically

00:15:57.940 what do you what do you call them trademark what aaron what do you call them on our daily show

00:16:02.100 conservative uh no it's actually new conservative heroes yes these are your new conservative heroes

00:16:07.080 meaning i i own the libs in a in a soundbite or a video clip and now the the talking point has come

00:16:14.560 down from mount valhalla um this these are now behold your new conservative heroes trademark trademark

00:16:26.240 the name devin nunez has been in the news a little bit the last few years right just a little bit yeah

00:16:31.480 i thought he did by the way we read his memo on our show when it came out and almost i can't think

00:16:36.280 of something in his memo that was not proven to be true so let's give credit where credit is due all

00:16:40.560 right he has done some good work on debunking the russian collusion hoax but in the end when when

00:16:48.880 they create hoaxes on the next republican president you have because that's how they roll okay their

00:16:53.820 names change sometimes it's julie swetnick sometimes it's anita hill the names change the scams remain 0.90

00:17:00.620 the same right fire up the jimmy page the song remains the same all right in the end if you want to

00:17:09.440 beat these people you got to beat them with a better society with with the right principles

00:17:14.820 his liberty score and he's been in congress for 15 years

00:17:20.020 well a lot of you're gonna be drinking tonight so let's just go ahead and be honest with you all

00:17:28.680 right 33 folks

00:17:30.760 that's not even a moses malone foe foe foe foe 33 33 that means almost 70 of the time

00:17:44.980 your new conservative hero devin nunez votes with the very democrats that you believe uh that he'll

00:17:51.980 be slaying tonight on your behalf on his 798th consecutive appearance on the laurie ingram program

00:17:58.400 you just hate freedom steve indeed yes lindsey graham oh yeah remember he went off he saved

00:18:07.100 brett kavanaugh that's the biggest travesty i've ever seen these were my friends these were my friends

00:18:13.620 you were supposed to do this to one of them conservative judges i don't like

00:18:19.040 not not want to not car a robe in a black robe that's not that's not the rules of engagement around

00:18:26.600 here i'm incensed

00:18:28.780 lindsey graham from the deep blue state of south carolina

00:18:36.340 i i believe you can i think in fact to get elected to the greenville and i love greenville

00:18:44.680 we have one of our offices there in greenville south carolina correct me if i'm wrong if you're

00:18:48.260 listing there from the home branch in greenville this morning i believe to get elected to the city

00:18:52.300 council in greenville south carolina you must be able to recite the entire new england primer

00:18:57.460 word for word in page order i believe that's how red south carolina is right lindsey graham

00:19:06.580 liberty score 30 30 which means 70 of the time he votes like he represents bernie sanders vermont

00:19:17.700 remember i told you guys yesterday pragmatism sucks lindsey graham's liberty score is living 1.00

00:19:25.540 breathing proof how about the newest conservative hero oh yes she faced down 0.85

00:19:33.240 adam schiff and jerry nadler the eisengard and mordor

00:19:39.040 of mid of our middle earth the two towers of progressive dominance

00:19:44.220 okay would you like to know her liberty score she's been in congress for five years for four years 1.00

00:19:55.400 24 of the time she votes with you at least stefanik didn't even vote for the trump tax cuts guys

00:20:04.500 like like that is to even to be a republican

00:20:09.280 that is the minimum threshold you have to be willing to vote for like any tax cut like literally any of

00:20:16.260 them like you can't be one like anywhere like even chris christie cuts taxes even the rhinos cut taxes

00:20:23.700 because everybody knows that is the minimum threshold the number one thing now for for those

00:20:29.900 of us that have been republican activists number one thing we would know the republican party for is

00:20:33.760 being pro-life pro-secondary right but for the for the within the skull and bones society of the

00:20:40.320 republican party the vow you take no many pots tray all right when they when when you are brought in

00:20:47.460 did you like that i do when you are brought in i took a shot at you yesterday i had to give one back

00:20:51.560 this morning to my catholic editor over here to my right um and when you are a made um evolved blob

00:21:00.040 of tissue fetal matter in the republican party the agreement is you must vote for any tax cut it just

00:21:06.340 it's automatic you have to or you're out she didn't even vote for the trump tax cuts last year

00:21:11.040 or in 2017 she couldn't even bring herself to do the bare minimum it takes remember in the man of

00:21:20.080 steel movie you love so much when you find out that the s stands for hope in their language yes like

00:21:24.440 what does the magic r really stand for rot gut yes yeah rancid how about wrong

00:21:29.560 it's the new math yes so um elise stefanik who right now there are conservative women around the 1.00

00:21:39.260 country right now saying to their daughters be more like her indeed

00:21:44.200 vote against the number one reason your economy is booming right now the trump tax cuts do that

00:21:51.480 if dude if you can't get a republican to go to cut your taxes and that is the point you might as

00:21:59.520 well just vote democrat because you're going to get everything else that the democrats want to

00:22:03.100 what was it that you pointed out regarding this how how these republicans

00:22:07.940 run in red states versus how progressives run yeah we're gonna get to that in a second too i gotta

00:22:14.800 get to one more though because because there was a huge blow up about doug collins the congressman in

00:22:20.680 georgia who's got lots of cool quips going off on muller and the and the all these hoaxes we've all

00:22:28.020 had to endure for the last year all right his liberty score in deep red georgia 48 percent

00:22:36.480 remember when reagan said the person who's your 80 friend isn't your 20 enemy what about the person

00:22:43.200 who's the 50 enemy 70 enemy are they are they a 20 or 30 friend and if you think these are isolated

00:22:52.700 oh there's more you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program my name is steve dace i'm here

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00:23:25.060 and all the other great programming we do each day at blaze tv blaze tv.com slash days so we spent an

00:23:32.020 entire opening hour on the first of the 10 commandments of political warfare from my book

00:23:37.380 rules for patriots which i wanted to write the antidote to solilinsky's rules for radicals how

00:23:42.940 do we actually have principles that elevate those of us that believe in god-given rights rather than

00:23:48.080 emulating the principles of a book dedicated to lucifer how do we do that that's what these 10

00:23:53.560 commandments of political warfare are all about so now that we have i think at the very least

00:23:58.520 enticed a number of you to consider how much you are willing to blind trust these republicans you

00:24:04.200 elect because they gave you the sound bite you wanted on fox news tonight let's move on to the

00:24:08.840 rest of the tactics gentlemen you ready to go let's get it yep let's go to number two second of our 10

00:24:12.960 commandments never attack what you're not willing to kill this is a mistake i've seen conservatives make

00:24:21.000 in public office way too often here's the reality the minute you become the republican nominee for any 0.99

00:24:29.780 office in america that matters you are immediately a racist a misogynist a homophobe a xenophobe 0.99

00:24:38.700 and you probably kick puppies immediate i look at john mccain the media did everything they could to 0.98

00:24:46.240 get him the nomination 10 years ago five minutes after he clinched the nomination front page in the

00:24:50.740 new york times uh he's got a mistress now i believe that story was debunked but you think

00:24:58.400 that they just found out about that five minutes after he clinched the nomination or do you think

00:25:02.000 they probably had that story ready the entire time and if he hadn't clinched the nomination there would

00:25:06.520 be no point in running that story because then they could still use him to book him every sunday

00:25:10.560 morning to use and spew their talking points against people like us right that's the way the

00:25:15.660 game is played you're a green bay packers fan right todd yeah you're the legendary coach vince

00:25:20.520 lombardi always used to say to his players if you're gonna go over the middle catch the ball because when

00:25:26.780 you go over the middle you know that safety's coming up behind you he he can't see if you caught

00:25:31.340 the ball or not most of the time and so he is caught to play you the the player not the ball

00:25:36.220 that so that's why he hits you to try to stop you and separate you from the ball so you're going to

00:25:41.920 get hit going over the middle sticking out those out how many times on an nfl sunday or a college

00:25:47.380 football saturday do you see guys stick the alligator arms out there right meaning they they don't fully

00:25:52.660 extend for the ball and then they get cold jacked anyway and you're screaming as a fan just catch the

00:25:58.460 ball you're gonna get hit anyway what was the point of taking the hit if you're not going to move the

00:26:06.140 chains or or score the touchdown right correct yes all too often you see the people representing

00:26:14.940 you think you know if i if i if i just stop here they'll be nice to me no they won't no they won't

00:26:24.400 you want a great example of what of what it looks like to never attack what you're not willing to kill

00:26:29.340 go watch donald trump jr's recent appearance on the view a few weeks ago dude loaded up came came

00:26:38.820 loaded man emptied the freaking chamber and then with bodies twitching and smoke pouring forth from 0.53

00:26:48.480 the barrel went for a refill cocked again unloaded the chamber again and then was like austin powers 0.76

00:26:59.840 i'm spent that's that's what you do guys well of course you do but uh we need a better this is like

00:27:09.820 the the reverse of the joker we need a better class of criminal and i'm gonna give it to him sort of thing

00:27:14.240 but this is this is really really hard to do because ultimately a lot of our candidates get

00:27:20.720 involved listen they're pageant parents is what they are this is they really want the ribbon the 0.97

00:27:29.320 the ceremony all of that stuff and you don't have to be a jerk you listen it's easy we're quite good 0.97

00:27:36.400 at it uh but you don't have to go in there name calling or anything like that this is about the 0.98

00:27:42.080 ideas kill the ideas i go back to john jr you watch that clip he's not he's not in there being a d-bag 0.81

00:27:49.340 or anything i mean he's and if anything his delivery reminded me of chris farley and tommy boy

00:27:55.140 bert you were there right when he looks over at when he looks over at whoopie goldberg and says i mean

00:28:00.740 hey whoopie you you were i mean i mean joy you wore blackface too almost like come on we're all just

00:28:07.560 ralph you're all part of the ralph northam society here right see that tactic doing it that way

00:28:12.880 actually works even better because if you go in there with brow furrowed from the outset

00:28:17.300 then they can right away just label you but when you go in there you know like kumo d how you like me

00:28:23.740 now you know i you know we're just sitting there having some coffee talk and the truth's on my side i got

00:28:29.360 nothing to fear this is a devastating tactic they're going to treat you like the covington kids

00:28:36.520 anyway anyway so what is the point of earning all of these bad names what why do any of this then

00:28:45.940 if if you're not going to lay waste okay lay waste to the fortress then then then don't enlist

00:28:56.560 because you'll be treated just the same as if you had anyway that brings us to commandment number

00:29:04.540 three never accept the word never you're gonna find is used a lot here i like absolutes we we love

00:29:12.820 absolutes on this show we embrace them we marinate in them we love them never accept the premise of

00:29:20.820 your opponent's argument never never never and again if you just tuned in this morning never in

00:29:28.260 the original greek means never it's never os never os it's never um how are we doing that today oh you

00:29:40.760 know and tons of things how many we all do it and i and we're all afraid of getting banned on social

00:29:51.100 media right now everybody in conservative media is for the most part except for kurt schlichter

00:29:55.260 i think he's begging for a ban god bless him all right i mean it's like he it's like kurt schlichter

00:30:01.360 logs on twitter he's like looking for updates to their terms of service of what you can't say or do

00:30:07.980 and it's like all right now i know i've got my marching orders for today all right and and i'm

00:30:14.560 i'm convinced they won't ban them because they just don't want to give them the satisfaction

00:30:17.800 so most of us in our industry are paranoid about getting banned from these platforms

00:30:23.940 because they're our primary conduit to reach most of you with with our clips and stories and it's how

00:30:29.760 you aggregate your information and news nowadays our ability to reach you is severely diminished without

00:30:34.320 them and so what's happening is mental illness known as trans this and trans that but it's mental

00:30:42.640 illness it's insanity i mean let me let me read for you this headline uh let me find it here from

00:30:50.400 over at red state yesterday all right this headline is incredible um and it was a story out of the uk

00:30:57.120 this is the headline i'm just going to read it verbatim a lesbian couple identifying as neither a straight

00:31:02.440 nor gay couple has a miracle baby with the sperm of a man identifying as a woman thanks to a 0.97

00:31:07.260 transgender doctor

00:31:08.160 that's 2019 in one headline y'all right there yes it is and and red state is doing it this way for

00:31:17.640 two reasons one this is a devastatingly effective way of pointing out how insane this all is

00:31:21.580 but two this is the most devastatingly effective way they could do so without violating the terms

00:31:27.140 of service of the social media groups and getting banned if you verbalize your opponent's talking

00:31:34.000 points you're helping to advance them if you if you permit the premise of your opponent's argument

00:31:42.760 to be granted he will win the argument every time whoever's premise is accepted in an argument

00:31:48.480 always wins always wins we're always arguing bottom line bottom line bottom line they're always arguing

00:31:58.160 premise premise premise that's where the fight is at it's not at the end of the argument

00:32:05.940 it's at the beginning todd that's why you have to who's the player former nationals now in the phillies

00:32:11.460 oh you're talking about bryce harper that's why you need to be comfortable saying that's a clown

00:32:16.360 question bro you you've got to have that in your arsenal and you have to say it a lot because the 0.94

00:32:21.500 media just comes at you over and over again with these ridiculous premises and it's fascinating that

00:32:26.880 you bring up read that headline because one of the best jobs you did this in real time with the local 0.98

00:32:32.360 guy on channel 13 you got to tell people about that because you basically said that's a clown

00:32:36.360 question yeah there was a local news guy and they had me when i was doing just local radio and they

00:32:41.060 used to do this feature local newsmakers for in a chair for 60 minutes they can ask anything

00:32:44.980 so i go into the chair and they want to ask me all kinds of questions about homosexuality all

00:32:50.440 right and they and he starts asking me questions like um do i have you know um do or do i think a

00:32:58.780 homosexual should be allowed to openly serve in the military and i said to him i i think all males and

00:33:04.240 females who are able-bodied and can live by the uniformed code of military justice if they wish to

00:33:09.540 volunteer to serve their country they ought to be able to and then he asked me again same question

00:33:13.380 i gave him the exact same answer all males and females that can serve and can live by the um

00:33:17.440 uh uniformed code of military justice should be able to he's like well what about what about gays i'm

00:33:23.560 like i only know of two forms of people male and female if you know of a third variation of the

00:33:28.740 species by all means you should be in the chair it's what i told him you should be let's switch

00:33:32.260 spots you're the newsmaker you're breaking news you're letting us know something science has not

00:33:36.540 previously told us i only know men and women and then he said to me goes well do you have any family

00:33:40.600 members who are gay because this was right after we had the election about throwing the judges out 0.55

00:33:44.380 over gay marriage here in iowa and i looked at him and i said well i believe that what someone i used

00:33:49.520 their own talking point against them i looked at him and said well i believe what someone does with

00:33:52.840 another consenting adult in their own bedroom is none of my business so i i don't call up my family 0.97

00:33:57.460 members and ask him hey did you have gay sex last night and that's how the that's how the exchange 0.96

00:34:02.900 ended right then and there that's what you're talking about december 31st 2009 you would have 0.98

00:34:08.640 probably been somewhere on the on the airwaves or maybe not because you were probably on break then

00:34:13.560 but around that time you would have been somewhere saying you know with the gay marriage debate this

00:34:18.720 would have been five and a half years before a burger fell with the gay marriage debate what

00:34:23.380 we're really debating here and you would have correctly pointed out is that there is no gender 0.83

00:34:27.560 right and of course you would have been told oh you're just making a slippery slope argument this is

00:34:31.880 just about um this is just about love is love and love is equal and and all of this 10 years later

00:34:37.900 december 31st it's that red state headline because ultimately we're saying it's not natural for men to

00:34:43.320 be attracted to women and women to be attracted to men and that's how we perpetuate the species that's 0.97

00:34:47.520 that's really what you're saying is those aren't god-given or nature-ordained instincts and desires

00:34:53.860 and wants and and and that's why we're going to justify no longer recognizing that and undoing them

00:34:59.260 so what you're really saying if you take your argument to its logical premise you're saying

00:35:03.820 there's no gender and i'd bring these people on as you point out they'd lose their minds but now what

00:35:07.980 is what is the argument what's been the number one cultural flashpoint we've had all year in 2019

00:35:12.900 the very gender argument they used to deny to people like me they really wanted to have all along

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 31, 2019

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