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On today's episode of the Glenn Beck Program, Glenn talks about his trip to Japan with the Prime Minister of Japan, Donald Trump's interview with him, and why he thinks we should have told the Japanese Prime Minister about Pearl Harbor before the war.
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get to work you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program okay i've gotta play this
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this is donald trump yesterday with the prime minister of japan and a japanese reporter said
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why didn't you tell your allies why didn't you tell japan before the war listen to what he said
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of course no uh japan and u.s are very uh good friends but uh one question why didn't you tell
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u.s allies uh in europe and asia like japan about the war before attacking iran so we are very confused
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one thing you don't want to signal too much you know when we go in we went in very hard
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and we didn't tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise who knows better about surprise
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than japan okay why didn't you tell me about pearl harbor okay right he's asking me now you believe
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in surprise i think much more so than us and uh we had a surprise and we did
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uh okay let's joke with the people of japan uh i think enough time has passed i think i think the
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statute of limitations it's like making an abraham lincoln assassination joke i think i think we're
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there you know i think we can i think we could do it you know like john f kennedy what was on his
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mind i don't know his mind was probably on the trunk of the car uh you know that kind of stuff i think
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we're past the statute of limitations we can make horrible jokes it's not polite and i shouldn't
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have made that joke i know i'm gonna burn in hell for it baby jesus let me smell your sweet hay of the
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manger again but i think we can get over it but no what president does that what president does that
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greatest president of all time i mean he is just you are if you don't find him funny if you don't
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get that he is trolling almost all the time you've missed a sweet sweet fun ride he's improving network
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ratings with stuff like this and melissa chen brilliant woman you should follow her on x ms mel
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chen she actually collected some of his greatest hits uh remember when he told aragon that he knows
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about rigged elections better than anybody oh my gosh that was a good one uh we had the trump trump
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sprays the syrian president with cologne and he asks how many wives he has this is this last term
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uh you got that fatty north korean guy uh who loves nukes uh and this was a few i think it was during his
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first term he said so we look nice and handsome and thin this guy we don't deserve him what i love
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about that was all the the faces of the japanese press pool looking at each other with that is it too
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soon to make that joke i didn't really know like can we laugh too or i don't know it's
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this is uncharted water oh man i love it i just love it hey uh i just got bad news
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it looks like chuck norris has died um the news just broke while we were talking about japan
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person i have ever met and completely normal completely normal here's a guy who is known
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all over the world is a mega star everywhere he goes everyone loves him and he was chuck he was just
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a normal guy who dedicated his himself to making the lives of children better
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in some of the you know harder hit areas in texas where
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kids didn't have dads they were you know falling into drugs and everything else
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and so he started his his kickstart program and it changed kids
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my son was really struggling when he was younger
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a man who has accomplished more in his life than chuck norris
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you know really why you can't hurt chuck norris
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gina will punch you in the face if you come after her husband
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she's an amazing woman and the two of them together were
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dynamo an absolute dynamo and he has left more than jokes on how tough he is behind he has left a legacy
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of good and strong young men and women so our thoughts are with
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the memes are coming in you guys know the memes about chuck uh
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he doesn't sleep he waits when he doesn't swim he's when he swims he doesn't get wet
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um there was one that just replied to the post about him
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passing and they said chuck norris doesn't die he left to beat up the grim reaper
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do you know the story behind those jokes no tell me
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i'm sitting there and i and and we were telling chuck norris jokes with him
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about his favorites and everything else and uh i said how how how did this happen
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and he said gina comes in one day and he said there are these jokes that they're seeing and i
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i don't i think it was even before the internet i don't remember but they see these jokes going
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around and she's like this has got to stop this has got to stop and he's like i think they're kind of
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funny but okay and their son gina is talking to their son and she said this gotta stop him he said
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mom uh uh this makes dad more popular than ever she's like really uh they had no idea but somebody
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had started it and it just went on and made him really into much bigger of a legend than he ever
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was this is the best of the glenbeck program i want to start with uh jd prinsman uh he's talking
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about what is going to happen in 2028 or 2029 uh when they win assuming that they do win listen to
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this what does a project 2029 agenda look like for you i don't think you can speak of it in in
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shorthand but i'll just say a couple of things that i think are absolutely necessary uh one is we've got
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to restore the rule of law and that means holding people accountable who've broken the law and talking
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about in this administration when we get a new one stop stop
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jesus sweet baby jesus be with me we have to restore the rule of law
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sweet baby jesus let me smell the hay in your manger we have to restore the rule of law
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we have to punish the people who have broken the law
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come to me now sweet jesus before i lose my ever-loving mind
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we have to punish those who have violated the law
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could we apply that to people who are i don't know stealing from our treasury
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could we apply that to i don't know people who are stabbing people on the streets
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could we maybe do that how about this one a damning study of over one million kids
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when will anyone pay any price for the millions of people that have died because of covid
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when will anyone pay any price we're not even talking about stealing from people we are talking about
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killing people and quite honestly follow the science
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wow baby jesus just came to me wow thank you jesus thank you wow because i almost said things that would have
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had the show canceled and and i would have been in court at fcc and i would have been in fcc hell thank you sweet baby jesus
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they knew they knew they knew what they were doing and they did it anyway and no one is going to pay
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any price but i guess if you're donald trump and you're trying to have ice follow the law
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and go and get people who have stabbed people to death or raped children and have them deported
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that for some reason that needs to be prosecuted but not covid not the people stealing not the people
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raping children none of that not the not the politicians who have been involved in all of this stuff
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marxists do the same thing marxists and islamists do the same thing in the end
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when they get full power what do they do what do they do they purge
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if they get power they mean it because they do it this is what marxists do they purge
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we must come together oh my gosh look at this miracle that is happening do you know i mean i want
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to testify to you now that jesus comes to you when you really need him i was about to lose my mind and
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here i am what two minutes later about to say we need to love one another we need to stop this
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fighting with one another we need to find our way to another one another we have to stop saying
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that person is a traitor and you must hate them we have to stop all of that we have to come together
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the the evil that we are fighting is so profound
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and because it pissed everybody off they nailed him to a tree he rose again for our sins but he also
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may very well be the final battle before jesus comes back
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there's there's a great sorting that is going on
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and if you don't have the spirit as your guide if you are not if you are looking at everything
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if you're looking at things because you're angry you are going to end up on the wrong side
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i can't believe i'm here what is happening to me i testify to you now
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everybody's getting so hyped up that everyone is a mortal enemy
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if somebody you know last night on that special it was an amazing special
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i don't remember who said it um but one of our experts was talking about how the rape of
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sharia law it's happening all over the world
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and we have gotten to this place to where we won't judge it and she was raped as a child she
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was raped she was brutalized as a child by her father and the school knew it but the school
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wouldn't do anything about it because that's their culture and that's the problem we have gotten to
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this place to where we have just tried we have they have twisted satan doesn't destroy first he perverts
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he takes what's good and he perverts it and then he uses it and by him using it it destroys it
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he is the destroyer but he is the great perverter first and he has taken our best traits our love our
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compassion our our wanting to get along and he has perverted it to the point to where we will sit
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there and say that young girl is being abused but that's their culture if that's their culture then
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we must say that culture is evil and we have stopped saying that because our best human traits that come
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out in the western society the best part of us is tolerance
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is to get along is to love one another but you must not love that
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it can't harden your heart you still need to be filled with compassion i have
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i have learned so much just even in the last week
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we must still guard that best part of our culture and us but at the same time we have
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to be razor sharp on evil and call it by its name what was done during covid was evil
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it was evil we had people in our own government conspiring to make something absolutely deadly
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they knew exactly what they were doing but they had such little value in human life that their little
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experiment was more important than millions of of people and we went to the most one of the most
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evil countries in the world china and we partnered with them because they didn't have a problem doing
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it and our laws restricted us from doing it so let's partner with them and do it in some crazy garage
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laboratory and it went out and then they covered it up and then and then the drug companies
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were excused and told don't worry about any kind of liability and they conspired with our own
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politicians all over the world and they killed millions of people that's what happened period that's
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the truth period and it was evil exclamation point you're listening to the best of glenn beck need a
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little more check out the full show podcasts anywhere you download podcasts ah hello stu ah glenn it feels
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it feels like the old days i know it's so good i've missed you i really have missed you it's been uh
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it's so weird it's so weird i i haven't you know i haven't gotten up before 2 p.m in any of these days
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since since i stopped the show so this is weird now i've missed you too stu ricky i miss you as well
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the bags under my eyes the morgue that i live in now i've worked harder i've worked harder now more
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now than i've worked maybe in my whole career well i i will say i was watching the specialist i could
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tell i could tell man what a what a what an in-depth piece of you went really really deep it was amazing
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just watching it seeing how many times you have these people admitting this right like they're
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admitting they're on record they you have the quotes you have the documents the documents uh
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that is uh you know it's it's something that you know you think of these things as theory and
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you pointed it out and i think you're right where like obviously you're not talking some guy you're
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buying you know a meal from at a restaurant is not these are not the people putting these plans
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together but those plans do exist there are people in power and these organizations trying to execute
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them and having success with it that is terrifying yeah it's terrifying if you missed the special
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watch it at glenbeck.com slash torch um i wanted to talk to you about because you're doing predictable
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which is coming out uh in april yeah predictableshow.com by the way please go subscribe you just free
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it's an email that's all you need to do and all you do is you're looking at all of the
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betting markets and predicting investment uh investment glenn sorry yeah these are investments
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investment market um and uh and you know we've always said this i mean right after 9-11 uh it was
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darpa yeah that started a prediction market a betting market where they were telling people in in you
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you know the five eyes community if you're in the cia you're in you know you know mi5 or mi6 whichever
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the mi's is you go ahead and you invest and bet on where you think the next strike is going to be and
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they felt that that was the best way to figure things out because when people put their money into
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it they are not just being blowhards they're invested in that so they really do their homework
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same thing this is what predict you know predictable is all about look at the people
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who are putting their money behind what they think is going to happen because it's a pretty safe bet
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investment yes um i agree because it is true and i think you know goes certainly uh you know you
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were the one who introduced me to that story all those years ago and got me interested in it initially
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because it's an interesting thing markets blaming your you're leaving the show on on you it's your
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fault in so many ways it's your fault uh but you know that is what you do right like when you put
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your money where your mouth is we can look at polls and polls can give us interesting information you
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can listen to commentary we tried i think over the years very hard to make sure we weren't doing the
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type of commentary that was just hey this is the thing you're supposed to say today here are all
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the talking points that everyone runs through here's what's hot on social media let us say it again for
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you oftentimes you know it even frustrated the audience like you get to a place where we might
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have a different opinion than the audience did and and blow this audience off like six times yeah
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and then rebuilt it and blew it off rebuilt it blew it off but they're awesome because they
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understand that right they come here with the idea of like i want i want to hear what glenn says right
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i might not agree and he might be an idiot on this and that's fine it's very common in my experience
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but it was you know you're a guest on this show right i am yeah but this does what i love about
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the prediction markets and predictableshow.com one of the reasons i wanted to do it is because it cuts
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through not only what the mainstream media tells us it not only what the campaigns tell us but also
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sometimes what our side tells us sometimes you know even our side with the best of intentions so
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will give us what we want to hear can you tell me anything about the economy looking at the
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prediction markets because here's a there is a possibility that everything is being priced in
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for disaster right now all the markets are going this is going to be a long drawn out war that's going
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to be horrible gas gas going to be through the roof and oil is going to be 160 a barrel if he can shut
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this off in the next few weeks um it might might actually be a boon it might people might go oh my
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gosh it's over and rush back out and it could actually be starter fluid for the economy which he needed to
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have what do you think of that i think it's possible right i do think you've seen this happen
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multiple times already during the just a couple of weeks we've done this where trump has come out and
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said yeah it's only going to be a few weeks and the the price of oil goes from 115 to 80 right and i do
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think when this is over that's the type of thing that we'll see right uh of course you know iran has a
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voice in this unfortunately and they can make our lives miserable in that region and keep these things
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high even if we want to stop it uh you know and i think trump's approach which has been i think is
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probably the correct one which is if they continue to do what they're doing they're targeting
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oil infrastructure they're targeting you know our allies in the region he's just going to start
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hitting them harder and harder and harder you see what hags has said yesterday they're sharing the
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oceans now with sharing we're going to share the oceans with uh the iranians we're just going to
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share the bottom half for them i didn't hear that line it's such a great step is a quote machine
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i love him i mean it's a reason i mean remember blaze alum by the way he started here he started
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here before he got on fox he was on the blaze and uh he he knows how to frame these things uh you know
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i i think there is a a real uh risk that this could be something that is uh not something that trump can
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control easily one of the things he's done with the military you think of all the things he's done
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he said success after success after success and over and over and over again everyone's told him
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it was going to end in disaster soleimani right moving the embassy in israel in to jerusalem uh
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venezuela what may be coming with cuba all of these things now that one has obviously isn't done yet
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but all of these things have provided so yeah right they said it was going to be a disaster we
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don't have it yet i i know but i mean they said that i mean just just go with just the nato part
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of that yes yeah right i mean look at what he's doing with nato right now he's telling nato i mean
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he's doing to nato and to europe what he did to the democrats in the state of the union he is saying to
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them hey you want to keep oil prices down and they're like no no we can't we can't help you on
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that they're afraid and they know they're not saying it out loud but they know the reason why
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they're not is they're afraid of their own population they are afraid of the islamic terror
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and they know it and at the same time he's making them look right at that germany can't even raise an
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army now because too many islamic militants are in their country they can't get them to
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i mean there's some positive the germany doesn't have an army i'll just say no i know that but what
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i'm saying is they know they're screwed they know they're screwed and he's just pointing that out to
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them just hey we don't need your help like your help why is he asking for that help he's not asking
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him for any reason other than you know you can't do it yeah i've been telling you you're over wake
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up the guy's just a strategic genius i i mean and he has taken big bet after big bet after big bet
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and especially with the military it's just paid off right yeah so that's been i think and that and
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that that's one thing that does worry me yeah you make your biggest mistakes in those moments yeah if
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you become convinced that everything i'm going to do is going to work out that way so can i translate
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the economy stuff to the the elections yes so you know you come into a senate election for example for
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the first time this is now a 50 50 proposition on election markets thanks for chopping by i'm done
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no go ahead it's a 50 50 for the first time uh republican senate control in 2026 that is to me
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that points to a completely catastrophic outcome that is that's the end of the trump i mean talk
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about you know it's not just uh lame duck that will be non-stop investigations impeachment oh my gosh
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everything for two years they will set the country on fire for two years the house is obviously a real
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real problem that was something like 85 democratic control and i think honestly that's pretty well priced
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when we first started talking about this it was at you know the high 50s and i thought it was
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unfortunately a buy from democrats at that price now it's at 85 i don't know that there's any value left
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in that if you're looking at it as an investment but i do think that there is a uh you know the democrats
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are heavily favored and this is history right we know this you know you go back i think it is nine
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percent of the time um the party and power has been able to hold on to the house senate is a
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little bit higher it's about 30 percent a lot of that has to do with structure um you know unlike
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it's unlike a presidential election where all the states are zero our house where everyone is elected
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every time you kind of have a scoreboard going in right to the senate so the scoreboard going into
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the senate is 34 democrats 31 republicans not up for election at all so democrats have a slight lead
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when you kick off the scoreboard if you will then you have sort of a bunch of kind of yawn
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should be easy seats you know let's just take that for what it is right now if you look at those uh
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those seats that are solid for either party you've got nine democrats i can run through them if you want
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16 republicans most of those you look at and you'd say pretty pretty safe right like alabama you don't
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see necessarily we've seen upsets in states like this you never know when your favorite candidate is
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going to show up in a dead person's email about an island so like that can happen uh but generally
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speaking you'd say like a state like alabama is going to be pretty safe that gets us to 47 republicans
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and 43 democrats then you have leaners right leaner races for republicans you got ohio you have iowa
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and you have texas now again texas should be easy right i don't put anything but texas is texas is
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in trouble and this is why i went into deep and utter mourning a couple of the weeks i just didn't
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even go online or anything after jasmine crockett was defeated she was my girl one of our torch
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insiders actually asked this morning i need to know how devastated stew it was to learn that she may
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be trailing he's wearing a black armband today yeah there was a there was a lot of wellness checks
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i will say by my my that was such a loss i wanted her so bad now talarico also sucks i believe the
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people of texas are not gonna fall for that he just seems like another beto and if you remember
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you go back you look early on there was a lot of risk that hey is ted cruz gonna be beaten by beto
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and it got close it got within a couple of points these polls actually look slightly worse than that
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election for the republicans but we're still at a divisive point among the it didn't end up at a
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couple points though did it it was yeah it was it was i thought it was like eight it was in that range
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i can't remember the exact either the polls or the actual election i thought the election was around
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four the final polls were six to eight um but if you look back at this time with ted cruz and beto
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it was uh more like our six or eight point race what we're seeing in the polls right now is actually
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a slight lead for talarico stew yes how is this possible we have so many opposition clips on this
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man the most prominent being is that he doesn't really like me you cannot be a candidate in texas
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who hates me you can't be a co-host yes on national radio for 28 years i barely get by
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yeah seriously the man doesn't like me uh that's true he's got a lot of very weird i would i would
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argue that's not even his weirdest position i can understand why people would say that it is
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uh but i think one thing that people are forgetting about texas right now is that we are still at a
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point where there are two camps on the republican side that hate each other the the paxton camp the
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people who love paxton and really want him to win can't stand cornyn the people who really want
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cornyn to win and don't like paxton just there's a hatred there between those two parties they
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haven't united there's still a lot of people in this voting uh group of republicans who are saying
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to themselves well if it's cornyn forget it and there's a bunch of people saying if it's paxton
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forget it i despise john i am not a fan despise him not a fan but if it's glass nails and fire that i have
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to walk through and he's the guy unfortunately in this election i'm going to be that guy that walks
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through the glass and the nails and the fire to vote for freaking john cornyn i mean think that's
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the way it would be i'm sorry you cannot lose texas when i think he's horrible he ate him i know when
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i i've argued on the show a hundred times to say hey the target for republicans is to take out in
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primaries people like john cornyn in bright red states because that's where we can really make
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different the difference you know trying to go after someone like you know susan collins in maine
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is not nearly as profitable for their conservative movement so i do think though once this primary is
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over you're going to see some of that fade as we get closer to this election uh and i do think that
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you're going to wind up with a republican as a favorite there so give me a final look at the senate
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where do you think it ends so right there with just the seats we've discussed if you're pulling off
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ohio iowa texas you should be able to do that if you're anywhere near competent as republicans if
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you can win those three states you're at 50 this is why i think 50 50 idea on the prediction markets
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right now for republicans is pretty pessimistic they should be able to win those states and
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that's all they have to do basically to get to 50 and you think about when i think of the senate i
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think of control of the senate being important for like things like supreme court justices we've got
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really old people in there that are awesome but might be going away so you have that and then you
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have five uh toss-ups i have it as georgia maine michigan north carolina and alaska which is one on
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people aren't talking about yet watch alaska as a as a toss-up state the democrats got the candidate
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they wanted in that race you know the republicans not all that popular in the state very risky one in
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alaska which means we could have a very late night if that senate comes down to that alaska seat
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imagine how long we'll be waiting for that one uh but i do think it's a little bit pessimistic to
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say it's a 50 50 chance you're in catastrophe levels if oil is 160 a barrel this is the type
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of stuff you're looking at and democrats will win i agree with you though right now there's a lot of
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that ultra pessimism priced into this stuff so i i can be a little bit more optimistic than that
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what do you think the damage is to that's being done by and i don't want to get into the
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personalities but all of the damage that's being done on the splitting of the base and i don't think
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it's as bad as people think but there is a a problem of the base being split hard
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um is that is that damage i mentioned to start a new show on blaze tv stew and dave do america
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and predictableshow.com thanks so much for having me okay um i don't want to drag i don't want
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personality talk you know how i am well i you know and this is something i think you've tried to
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achieve and i have as well it's like i don't do a show about other people's shows that's not what i
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if you want to hire me to do a show to review someone else's podcast i suppose you can make an
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offer right not that interested in it right that's not why yeah i got into this i think it's a real
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problem how this has become about the personalities right so i what i'm asking you is is that real or
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healable by the time we get is it's going to continue to grow i tend to think that when as we
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get closer to this election a lot of that stuff's going to wind up healing we we saw it in 2016 with
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donald trump i mean there was massive divides between trump and cruise and all these other candidates
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and by the end of that people were pretty united oh so i i tend to think a lot of it will heal it
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will get better than where it is right now is that going to be enough is the question i don't think it
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