The Glenn Beck Program - September 04, 2019


Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Bridget Phetasy & Paul Jehle ｜ 9⧸4⧸19


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46 minutes

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7,762

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491

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Dave Rubin is coming to The Blaze, where he will host The Rubin Report with Dave Rubin on The Blaze with Glenn Beck. Glenn also talks about why Ilhan Omar is still a U.S. Congresswoman, and why the media is complicit in covering it up.

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00:00:00.000 Welcome to the podcast. Big announcement today. We'll tell you about it right off the top.
00:00:05.240 Dave Rubin is coming to Blaze TV. Make sure you join at blazetv.com slash Glenn.
00:00:10.580 Use the promo code Glenn. Save $10. Just another one of the great additions we have here at the Blaze.
00:00:15.600 Coming up on the show today, we have Pat Gray going to talk about the Boris Johnson and Brexit situation,
00:00:21.900 which is just, I don't understand their system at all.
00:00:24.200 But Bridget Phetasy joins the show with Glenn, and they talk about how the left and, you know, some on the right,
00:00:32.140 but a lot on the left, are handling the conversation in this country, and it gets messier and messier.
00:00:40.080 And Paul Jaylee, who talks about the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing in Mass,
00:00:45.860 that's, you know, an important story from history, and we'll get the updates on that.
00:00:50.380 And we'll go into the whole situation with neurocapitalism,
00:00:57.340 something, a term you're going to start hearing a little bit more about, all in today's podcast.
00:01:07.380 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:01:11.280 You know, there are a lot of insane things that are going on in the world today.
00:01:20.180 Yesterday, I hosted the Rubin Report with Dave Rubin.
00:01:23.700 Every year, he takes a month away from all media, all phones, all technology.
00:01:29.400 And so he comes back, and he has absolutely no idea what's happened in the last month.
00:01:33.500 And so yesterday, I spent two hours with him live on YouTube and going over all of the stories.
00:01:41.400 I have to just go over some of them because you realize when you just, when you look at the past month,
00:01:49.840 how crazy and how fast the world is traveling.
00:01:54.460 And we're going to tell you about an announcement for The Blaze that Dave made.
00:02:01.000 We made part one of an announcement.
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00:02:20.620 And Dave is a good friend, and we're glad.
00:02:23.780 No, no, no.
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00:03:22.800 All right.
00:03:24.260 Now, one of those things that I think is insane, absolutely insane, that I can't believe is happening,
00:03:33.080 is this storyline with Ilhan Omar.
00:03:35.440 The fact that she is still a U.S. Congresswoman is nuts.
00:03:42.640 But why is it happening?
00:03:45.780 Because our media, you know, I really didn't like when Donald Trump said the media was the enemy of the people.
00:03:52.160 But I have to tell you, they are the enemy of truth.
00:03:56.040 And if truth is what, you know, the Washington Post says, oh, the republic dies in darkness.
00:04:03.880 Well, if that's true, you're killing the republic because you are adding to the darkness.
00:04:10.480 You are not enlightening anyone.
00:04:12.320 This is where the silence from the media is doing great damage to our country.
00:04:19.840 They are so unwilling to do their jobs, so complicit in allowing scandal after scandal after scandal involving Ilhan Omar to go completely ignored.
00:04:33.960 Now, consider this.
00:04:35.480 It took Internet bloggers to first investigate a story that something weird was going on with all of Omar's marriages.
00:04:45.340 It wasn't until official Minnesota documents were unearthed during her campaign finance violations that news broke that she had committed tax fraud.
00:04:55.580 Not only that, that she had been married to two different men at the same time.
00:05:01.680 The question was, is one of those guys her brother?
00:05:08.140 There's been a lot of circumstantial evidence to pour through.
00:05:12.080 But the media still will not do their jobs.
00:05:16.780 I don't know why she's so protected from the elites at The Times, The Post, CNN.
00:05:22.360 I don't know why she's so protected in Washington, D.C.
00:05:25.700 Unless it is the power she wields with care and the Muslim Brotherhood. 1.00
00:05:34.760 Omar has claimed that her newest alleged love interest, Democratic strategist and fundraiser, Tim Minette, isn't someone she's romantically involved with.
00:05:45.540 But last week, Minette's wife filed for divorce, stating in court documents that the reason she's divorcing her husband is because of his affair with Omar.
00:05:55.660 And yesterday, two sources have come forward, one for the New York Post and one for the Powerline blog, claiming that Omar's current husband is about to file for divorce due to the affair.
00:06:07.760 The source at Powerline claims that Omar's husband is saying that he knows that Omar did, in fact, marry her brother.
00:06:19.220 Can you imagine if this guy starts talking?
00:06:23.060 Because he knows where all of the bodies are buried.
00:06:26.080 Now, today, I took a glance at all of the mainstream outlets and publications.
00:06:34.220 They're not talking about any of this.
00:06:37.600 And again, it begs the question, why is Omar protected?
00:06:43.940 We can go down the road, if you imagine if she was a Republican, they would be all over this story.
00:06:49.600 Only, just one of the scandals would still be front page coverage.
00:06:59.620 But these aren't the only thing that the media is ignoring when it comes to Omar.
00:07:03.380 The silence is unforgivable.
00:07:06.880 The press is the enemy of truth and information.
00:07:11.200 And it is dangerous.
00:07:13.580 We know now that Omar likes to fundraise for care.
00:07:17.200 The media doesn't seem to give a flying crap about CARE, the unignited co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case.
00:07:25.960 But an investigation that uncovered multiple groups here in the United States,
00:07:30.480 the funding of the terror organization known as Hamas,
00:07:35.060 an organization whose sole responsibility is to kill Jews and destroy the state of Israel. 0.56
00:07:42.220 Now, because of CARE's involvement with the Holy Land Foundation,
00:07:46.440 the FBI officially broke all ties with dealing with them.
00:07:50.260 But despite this,
00:07:51.960 Ilhan Omar continues to get a free pass for headlining fundraisers at Posh CARE galas.
00:07:59.380 Why?
00:08:01.420 Why?
00:08:02.740 They have been helping fund a terrorist organization.
00:08:06.900 Now, don't worry.
00:08:11.640 Because it only gets worse from here.
00:08:14.160 Last week, Ilhan Omar, from her official Twitter account, made this tweet.
00:08:19.200 Now, remember, this is after her saying,
00:08:21.580 we're going to go to Israel because we just want to support people there.
00:08:25.680 And we found out that her trip was being planned
00:08:30.260 by a group that was talking about crazy, crazy stuff.
00:08:38.240 About talking about how whites shouldn't marry blacks 1.00
00:08:41.800 and women are not equal 1.00
00:08:44.680 and how gays are an abomination. 0.97
00:08:49.420 And, of course, Jews were leading the pack on, you know, need to be destroyed. 1.00
00:08:53.280 We find this out.
00:08:56.420 Nobody in the press even mentions that.
00:08:59.200 That's who was arranging her trip.
00:09:03.260 Now, don't worry about it.
00:09:07.200 Now, she quoted, let me quote her.
00:09:10.600 This is what she said on her official Twitter account.
00:09:13.980 She said, quote,
00:09:14.740 Somali government and peacekeeping forces need to protect
00:09:18.000 Hormud and the Somali telecom industry
00:09:21.740 as they make an enormous contribution to the economy
00:09:24.960 and provide a vital service.
00:09:27.080 During my visit to Somalia in 2011,
00:09:29.200 I was surprised by the quick evolution of technology in Somalia.
00:09:33.220 Okay, sounds good, right?
00:09:35.200 I mean, I don't want the people of Somalia to be hurt.
00:09:38.520 And if there's a company providing services
00:09:40.660 in a war-torn and underdeveloped country,
00:09:43.380 why shouldn't a congresswoman support them? 0.98
00:09:46.660 There's nothing wrong with that.
00:09:48.100 Except, oh, I don't know,
00:09:52.660 maybe if that company in question
00:09:55.520 is a terror supporter.
00:10:00.480 That's exactly what this company is
00:10:03.300 that Omar is so infatuated with.
00:10:06.740 Hormud telecommunications.
00:10:09.440 It was created by and operated by
00:10:14.020 one of the chief financiers of Al-Shabaab.
00:10:18.820 You know what Al-Shabaab is?
00:10:20.720 That's Al-Qaeda. 0.76
00:10:22.220 That's Al-Qaeda in Somalia.
00:10:25.380 Now, you don't have to take it from me.
00:10:27.380 You can take it from that other
00:10:28.720 really, really, really
00:10:30.740 not credible right-wing source
00:10:33.960 of the UN.
00:10:35.100 The UN has confirmed this
00:10:39.000 in their own reports.
00:10:40.900 The UN also links
00:10:42.360 Hormud telecommunications
00:10:44.480 to the deadliest terror attack
00:10:46.900 in Somalia.
00:10:48.600 Hundreds were killed.
00:10:52.740 Now, gee,
00:10:54.160 this Somali company,
00:10:55.900 a financing arm of Al-Qaeda,
00:10:58.320 has just been endorsed
00:10:59.720 by a sitting member
00:11:01.020 of the United States Congress
00:11:02.660 who is denying an affair
00:11:05.420 with somebody
00:11:06.740 who is getting
00:11:07.440 a lot of money
00:11:08.840 from a seeming slush fund
00:11:11.800 for working on her campaign.
00:11:16.100 He also is getting paid
00:11:17.560 a lot of money
00:11:18.620 with Keith Ellison.
00:11:21.100 Keith Ellison,
00:11:22.340 who happened to vacate
00:11:24.260 the seat that Omar took
00:11:26.020 and now is the attorney general
00:11:28.980 in Minnesota.
00:11:30.220 Keith Ellison,
00:11:32.400 the guy who keeps
00:11:33.160 turning a blind eye
00:11:34.420 to the law enforcement
00:11:36.340 when it comes to
00:11:38.560 Ilhan Omar.
00:11:42.040 Hmm.
00:11:43.460 So she fundraisers 0.99
00:11:44.840 for the propaganda arm
00:11:45.960 of Hamas.
00:11:47.040 She publicly calls
00:11:48.220 for the protection
00:11:49.300 of the cash cow
00:11:50.640 for Al-Qaeda in Somalia.
00:11:53.280 What is it going to take
00:11:54.460 for the media
00:11:54.960 to pay attention?
00:11:55.660 How long
00:11:58.060 will the people
00:11:58.840 in New York
00:11:59.720 and Washington
00:12:00.480 protect this woman?
00:12:03.080 How long?
00:12:09.000 Nancy Pelosi,
00:12:10.720 I think a lot of things
00:12:12.480 about you.
00:12:15.240 But I don't think
00:12:16.660 that you actually
00:12:17.480 hate your country. 0.80
00:12:21.420 This woman,
00:12:22.460 I believe,
00:12:22.900 does.
00:12:23.280 this woman
00:12:25.020 is actively engaged,
00:12:26.840 in my opinion,
00:12:27.700 with some very,
00:12:30.200 very bad people.
00:12:32.600 I believe she does
00:12:34.500 want the destruction
00:12:35.620 of America.
00:12:37.620 This is more
00:12:38.760 than just an ethics
00:12:39.720 problem with one
00:12:40.680 of your members.
00:12:42.500 Ilhan Omar,
00:12:43.440 in my opinion,
00:12:44.120 is dangerous.
00:12:45.960 And either someone
00:12:47.200 is pulling her strings
00:12:48.580 or she's just
00:12:49.760 too stupid
00:12:50.680 to know
00:12:51.320 who and who
00:12:52.660 is not
00:12:53.400 a terrorist.
00:12:54.740 Either way,
00:12:56.140 Ilhan Omar
00:12:57.100 should not
00:12:58.100 be a congresswoman.
00:13:02.660 And Nancy Pelosi,
00:13:04.420 you and the rest
00:13:06.380 of the Democrats
00:13:07.080 are going to be
00:13:08.460 eaten
00:13:09.060 by the extremists
00:13:11.400 of your own party.
00:13:12.640 If you're not
00:13:13.740 already on their plate,
00:13:15.960 you're about to have
00:13:16.840 a giant fork
00:13:17.920 stuck into you
00:13:19.100 because you're
00:13:20.960 done
00:13:21.500 soon.
00:13:25.260 The best
00:13:26.120 of the Glenn Beck
00:13:26.760 program.
00:13:33.660 Hey,
00:13:34.360 it's Glenn.
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00:13:43.140 Welcome to the program.
00:13:43.940 Glad you're here.
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00:13:52.880 Yesterday,
00:13:53.540 I was on with
00:13:54.440 Dave Rubin
00:13:55.300 on The Rubin Report
00:13:56.860 and he announced
00:13:58.120 at the very end
00:13:59.060 that he is joining
00:14:00.840 The Blaze.
00:14:02.020 He'll still have
00:14:03.140 The Rubin Report.
00:14:04.480 You know,
00:14:04.940 if you're a subscriber
00:14:06.740 of his,
00:14:07.200 you'll still get it
00:14:07.860 the same way,
00:14:08.620 et cetera,
00:14:08.920 et cetera.
00:14:09.320 But you'll also be able
00:14:10.420 to get it at The Blaze
00:14:11.440 and you'll have,
00:14:12.580 I think it's a 24-hour
00:14:14.260 advance
00:14:15.140 to his shows
00:14:18.120 and so we're thrilled
00:14:19.480 to have Dave Rubin
00:14:21.160 join us.
00:14:21.880 It is really
00:14:22.700 because we're quite
00:14:25.140 concerned about
00:14:26.360 losing our voices
00:14:28.060 and we all need
00:14:29.820 to stand together.
00:14:30.860 We all need to be
00:14:31.460 strong as individuals
00:14:32.480 but also stand together.
00:14:35.360 And one of the people
00:14:36.520 that we talked about
00:14:37.560 yesterday
00:14:38.420 was Bridget Phetasy
00:14:40.180 who is with us now.
00:14:42.020 Hi, Bridget.
00:14:42.480 Hi, sorry.
00:14:43.280 You live here.
00:14:45.000 I do.
00:14:45.460 How do you live here?
00:14:47.340 I never leave my house.
00:14:48.820 Yeah.
00:14:49.420 I mean,
00:14:50.040 it's crazy here.
00:14:51.560 Yeah,
00:14:52.020 it is.
00:14:52.560 It is.
00:14:53.500 You know what I feel though
00:14:54.440 that more and more people
00:14:56.160 because more people
00:14:57.580 are kind of pushing back
00:14:59.060 against a lot of that
00:15:00.160 extreme insanity.
00:15:02.320 So I found
00:15:03.800 an underground
00:15:05.140 support system
00:15:06.220 but it's definitely
00:15:07.160 underground.
00:15:08.360 I mean,
00:15:09.120 it is underground.
00:15:09.900 It is underground
00:15:10.580 but I will tell you
00:15:11.320 I sense a change here.
00:15:13.500 I had lunch
00:15:14.840 with Jason Blum
00:15:16.040 yesterday
00:15:16.400 from Blumhouse.
00:15:17.780 If you don't know
00:15:18.360 who he is,
00:15:18.760 he did Get Out.
00:15:20.840 He did Whiplash.
00:15:22.680 I mean,
00:15:23.080 he's won Oscars.
00:15:24.260 Lots of accolades.
00:15:26.280 He is a disruptor
00:15:27.440 of the movie industry.
00:15:28.500 Right.
00:15:28.940 He's very, very left.
00:15:30.700 Okay?
00:15:31.080 I shouldn't say that.
00:15:31.900 He's very liberal.
00:15:32.800 Right.
00:15:33.100 He's very liberal.
00:15:34.300 He cannot
00:15:35.260 take the political
00:15:37.880 correctness
00:15:38.680 of who you can talk to,
00:15:40.760 who you can't talk to.
00:15:42.040 Yeah.
00:15:42.340 No, I can't do it.
00:15:43.220 The guilt by association.
00:15:44.620 Yeah.
00:15:44.940 And I think there is
00:15:46.340 a real change
00:15:47.800 to where
00:15:49.100 people who don't
00:15:50.240 necessarily agree
00:15:51.200 with me
00:15:51.780 are,
00:15:53.140 you know,
00:15:53.680 he said,
00:15:54.240 we went out to lunch
00:15:55.240 and he said,
00:15:57.020 can I get a picture
00:15:58.100 with you?
00:15:58.760 And I said,
00:15:59.840 you want a picture
00:16:00.420 with me?
00:16:00.920 He said,
00:16:01.360 yeah,
00:16:01.540 I want to post it.
00:16:02.500 And I said,
00:16:02.900 you're going to get
00:16:03.420 hell for that.
00:16:05.180 And he did.
00:16:06.180 Man,
00:16:06.300 I saw his post
00:16:07.420 and everybody
00:16:08.920 just hated him.
00:16:10.360 Just hated him for it.
00:16:12.420 Yeah.
00:16:12.800 And what's crazy is
00:16:13.840 I posted it
00:16:14.840 myself
00:16:15.980 and I didn't get
00:16:16.920 the hate
00:16:17.320 for him.
00:16:18.500 My side was like,
00:16:19.080 great,
00:16:19.440 I think this is great.
00:16:20.980 It's nuts.
00:16:22.040 No,
00:16:22.240 it's,
00:16:22.520 I mean,
00:16:22.800 I was laughing
00:16:23.540 because I posted
00:16:24.960 that thing on my,
00:16:25.680 I posted our podcast.
00:16:27.380 You were a guest
00:16:28.420 on my podcast
00:16:29.060 and I posted it
00:16:30.380 on my Facebook
00:16:31.060 and it was,
00:16:33.080 and then it got
00:16:33.620 taken down.
00:16:34.700 They said,
00:16:35.480 we're blocking this
00:16:36.260 because it violates
00:16:37.780 community standards.
00:16:39.520 What?
00:16:40.140 Community standards?
00:16:41.080 But I've had sex therapists
00:16:41.500 on my podcast.
00:16:42.620 I know.
00:16:43.160 I've listened to your podcast.
00:16:44.780 You will talk about anything.
00:16:46.960 No,
00:16:47.200 there are no standards.
00:16:48.100 Right.
00:16:48.420 And I didn't talk
00:16:50.380 about anything.
00:16:51.240 I mean,
00:16:51.500 I was,
00:16:51.920 I was like the most
00:16:53.160 mild podcast.
00:16:54.420 By fall.
00:16:55.420 Maybe of all
00:16:56.480 of my guests.
00:16:57.440 It's the difference
00:16:58.380 between like,
00:16:59.440 I don't know,
00:17:00.480 Bob Hope
00:17:01.140 and Dave Chappelle.
00:17:02.740 I mean,
00:17:03.480 it was pretty mild
00:17:05.420 and I'm the one
00:17:06.720 that gets you in trouble.
00:17:07.920 Well,
00:17:08.200 it's just funny
00:17:08.860 because it's the,
00:17:10.140 it's the,
00:17:10.800 yeah,
00:17:11.140 it,
00:17:11.760 I was saying
00:17:12.460 that I guarantee
00:17:13.340 it was just somebody
00:17:14.120 who is friends with me
00:17:15.800 or follows me
00:17:16.980 on Facebook
00:17:17.660 and they were like,
00:17:18.880 I don't feel safe,
00:17:20.220 reported.
00:17:21.380 Oh my gosh.
00:17:22.080 But they didn't even
00:17:22.680 listen to it
00:17:23.480 and so then I started
00:17:24.720 like a war
00:17:25.520 on Facebook
00:17:26.200 because what happened
00:17:27.680 was people have been,
00:17:29.140 and this is why I think
00:17:29.980 sharing the risk
00:17:30.700 is important
00:17:31.320 and I think it's important
00:17:32.380 that people like your friend
00:17:33.980 who took a picture,
00:17:35.300 people like me
00:17:36.000 who are like,
00:17:36.520 I'm not playing this game.
00:17:37.920 Yeah.
00:17:38.080 we keep doing that
00:17:39.680 because I,
00:17:40.620 I don't realize
00:17:41.360 the effect
00:17:41.860 that I've had
00:17:42.420 on people
00:17:43.080 just by observing.
00:17:45.060 So once I got blacked
00:17:47.100 and I was like,
00:17:47.500 I'm done with this site,
00:17:48.720 I hate it,
00:17:49.480 I,
00:17:49.680 I don't like Facebook anyway,
00:17:51.000 it feels like a nursing home
00:17:52.080 compared to Twitter.
00:17:54.560 It's so slow.
00:17:55.800 I'm like,
00:17:56.160 when's bingo night?
00:17:57.560 What's going on, guys?
00:17:59.180 They're like,
00:17:59.720 did you hear this?
00:18:00.620 I'm like,
00:18:00.880 yeah,
00:18:01.120 two weeks ago
00:18:01.940 on Twitter.
00:18:03.020 Catch up.
00:18:03.740 And so I don't really
00:18:05.600 use it that often
00:18:06.540 so the algorithm
00:18:07.440 doesn't really like me.
00:18:08.960 You know,
00:18:09.160 you have,
00:18:09.480 you must feed the algorithms
00:18:10.740 and then yesterday
00:18:13.520 because there was
00:18:14.060 all this action,
00:18:15.320 suddenly everyone saw
00:18:17.160 that I had posted this post
00:18:18.420 about having it taken down.
00:18:19.880 Now,
00:18:20.980 I understand more
00:18:22.600 being a new writer,
00:18:25.560 whatever Dave calls it,
00:18:26.560 whatever space I'm in,
00:18:28.340 why there's so much,
00:18:32.120 why there's that feeling
00:18:33.460 of what media bias?
00:18:35.340 Well,
00:18:36.400 that's,
00:18:36.920 that is,
00:18:37.840 you have reason
00:18:38.700 to believe
00:18:39.340 that these things are true
00:18:40.520 and it might,
00:18:41.440 it's enforced partially
00:18:43.200 by the,
00:18:44.840 it's enforced obviously
00:18:45.940 by Facebook and Twitter
00:18:47.060 but it's,
00:18:47.940 it's,
00:18:48.460 they're given
00:18:49.060 the kind of,
00:18:50.420 you know,
00:18:51.080 ability to do that
00:18:52.440 with somebody
00:18:53.160 just being able
00:18:53.840 to report that
00:18:54.940 because it doesn't,
00:18:57.040 it doesn't make them
00:18:57.760 feel safe.
00:18:58.520 Yeah.
00:18:58.700 And they didn't even tell me
00:18:59.500 what standards.
00:19:00.320 I haven't,
00:19:00.800 there's no,
00:19:01.700 there was no way
00:19:02.460 for me to even contest it
00:19:04.640 so at least Twitter
00:19:05.880 gives you the ability
00:19:06.820 to kind of make an appeal
00:19:08.340 if it takes something down.
00:19:10.020 So just go to,
00:19:10.760 just go to wherever
00:19:11.880 you get your podcast
00:19:12.780 and look for Bridget Phetasy's
00:19:14.580 walk-ins welcome
00:19:16.340 and it's the episode
00:19:17.900 with me
00:19:18.600 and tell me
00:19:19.460 that we violated,
00:19:20.440 listen to some
00:19:21.140 of her other guests.
00:19:22.340 Listen to the sex therapist.
00:19:23.800 Yeah,
00:19:24.080 and then tell me
00:19:25.020 that I was the one
00:19:26.340 that was violating
00:19:28.120 community standards.
00:19:29.200 I want to read
00:19:30.040 what somebody said
00:19:31.300 because the comment
00:19:32.460 was unbelievable
00:19:33.720 and I'll find it
00:19:35.080 in a minute
00:19:35.420 but this guy,
00:19:36.740 so I started this war
00:19:37.940 because people
00:19:38.700 who have been observing me,
00:19:40.120 they came to my defense.
00:19:41.760 People that I didn't expect
00:19:42.940 to come to my defense,
00:19:44.060 they were like,
00:19:44.780 somebody said
00:19:45.320 that you are alt-right.
00:19:46.280 They said,
00:19:46.700 we need to block
00:19:47.520 the alt-right.
00:19:48.300 I'm like,
00:19:48.520 the alt-right hates Glenn Beck.
00:19:50.780 If you knew anything,
00:19:52.760 you'd know they hate.
00:19:53.560 But they don't.
00:19:54.180 They don't.
00:19:55.160 They don't.
00:19:55.680 They don't know anything
00:19:56.920 and they just are just
00:19:58.700 going whatever it is
00:20:00.200 that the algorithm
00:20:02.240 has taught them.
00:20:03.820 Yeah,
00:20:04.340 it says,
00:20:04.920 Bridget Phetasy,
00:20:06.480 he is a gateway drug,
00:20:08.140 soft fascism.
00:20:09.580 Perhaps he has reformed
00:20:10.760 to try and revise
00:20:11.560 his toxic legacy
00:20:12.800 and censoring demagogues
00:20:14.680 doesn't increase
00:20:15.560 the appeal of the alt-right.
00:20:17.380 That is a briar patch
00:20:18.480 argument of the alt-right.
00:20:20.120 Unfortunately,
00:20:20.680 free speech intolerance,
00:20:22.400 we require intolerance
00:20:24.340 of intolerance.
00:20:25.680 Somebody on Twitter
00:20:27.700 was like,
00:20:28.360 WTF did I just read?
00:20:32.700 What does that even mean?
00:20:35.040 How do you,
00:20:36.060 seriously,
00:20:37.600 how do you live here?
00:20:40.040 I mean,
00:20:40.500 Dave Chappelle,
00:20:41.060 have you seen
00:20:41.380 the Dave Chappelle?
00:20:41.940 Yeah,
00:20:42.260 of course.
00:20:42.760 It's fantastic.
00:20:43.740 It's brilliant,
00:20:44.220 yeah.
00:20:44.840 You know what?
00:20:45.280 I watched it
00:20:46.060 and my first thought was
00:20:47.460 it's really,
00:20:47.940 really funny,
00:20:49.000 but it's not anything
00:20:51.760 that would have been
00:20:53.240 called brilliant
00:20:54.480 15 years ago.
00:20:56.400 Well,
00:20:56.660 I think what Dave,
00:20:57.700 you know,
00:20:57.960 a lot of the things
00:20:58.980 that I've come to understand,
00:21:00.500 the comedians are,
00:21:01.800 I've always been obsessed
00:21:03.080 with comedians
00:21:03.720 because they exist
00:21:04.880 in this intersection
00:21:07.060 of free speech
00:21:08.180 and comedy
00:21:09.760 is fascinating to me
00:21:11.060 and it's such a
00:21:11.760 particularly American
00:21:13.060 art form.
00:21:14.980 Just being able
00:21:15.880 to get on stage
00:21:16.600 and talk
00:21:17.060 and push back
00:21:18.100 against whatever
00:21:18.740 the establishment
00:21:19.540 and having him
00:21:21.660 go after
00:21:23.420 what is the tenets
00:21:24.840 of woke
00:21:25.620 as far as I see,
00:21:27.020 which is the religion.
00:21:28.520 Yeah.
00:21:28.980 And the left
00:21:29.900 just isn't used
00:21:30.720 to having people
00:21:31.640 of their own.
00:21:33.100 I mean,
00:21:33.320 I think the Babylon Bee
00:21:34.360 had a headline
00:21:35.040 the other day
00:21:35.580 that said
00:21:36.120 liberals only like
00:21:38.580 when black men,
00:21:40.320 liberals only allow
00:21:41.580 black men to speak 0.57
00:21:42.420 when they say
00:21:43.160 what they want them
00:21:44.020 to say
00:21:44.440 or when they agree
00:21:45.180 with them
00:21:45.640 or something like that.
00:21:46.740 and so he's pushing
00:21:49.300 back instinctively
00:21:50.780 against all of their
00:21:52.220 tenets of woke
00:21:53.400 because it is this
00:21:54.580 every,
00:21:55.340 I see all the comedians.
00:21:57.040 There's another one,
00:21:57.680 Andrew Schultz,
00:21:58.440 and he did a crowd work
00:21:59.800 special on YouTube
00:22:01.180 and he's brilliant
00:22:02.540 but he was completely
00:22:03.940 politically incorrect
00:22:05.100 in this special.
00:22:06.700 He's a genius.
00:22:08.640 It was all off
00:22:09.420 the top of his head
00:22:10.340 and just,
00:22:11.180 but you can see
00:22:11.880 the crowd.
00:22:12.700 It was more for me
00:22:13.600 watching the crowd
00:22:14.560 just laughing
00:22:15.880 at all these
00:22:16.420 racist profile jokes
00:22:18.800 that he was making
00:22:19.760 and the relief,
00:22:20.820 it was a very diverse crowd,
00:22:22.240 the relief of the audience
00:22:23.660 of like,
00:22:24.160 thank you!
00:22:25.180 I know.
00:22:25.740 Well, Chappelle,
00:22:26.360 what was funny
00:22:26.880 was Chappelle,
00:22:28.180 Chappelle,
00:22:28.640 do we have the audio
00:22:29.680 of Chappelle
00:22:30.420 calling out,
00:22:32.220 he does an impression
00:22:33.300 and he says,
00:22:34.160 I want you to guess
00:22:36.040 who I'm imitating.
00:22:38.060 Go ahead,
00:22:38.440 play it.
00:22:41.200 You want the one
00:22:42.040 where he's talking
00:22:43.240 to the audience?
00:22:44.920 Yes,
00:22:45.260 where he's talking
00:22:45.680 to the audience.
00:22:46.460 Yes,
00:22:46.760 please.
00:22:47.340 Yes,
00:22:47.700 okay.
00:22:48.760 You have it?
00:22:49.360 Yeah,
00:22:49.720 we,
00:22:50.220 you could have
00:22:51.380 possibly given us
00:22:52.620 a heads up on this.
00:22:53.820 Well,
00:22:53.980 I thought you had it,
00:22:54.840 I heard it earlier
00:22:55.620 and I thought it was,
00:22:56.320 you know,
00:22:56.580 maybe right there.
00:22:57.520 We do have it here
00:23:00.220 somewhere.
00:23:00.740 We're going to work on it.
00:23:01.360 I'll tell you what,
00:23:01.540 I'm just going to take
00:23:02.220 my sock off
00:23:02.980 and I'll just use
00:23:03.920 a sock puppet
00:23:04.660 and I'll do
00:23:05.420 Dave Chappelle's voice
00:23:06.560 if you don't have it.
00:23:07.520 Do you have it?
00:23:08.700 No.
00:23:09.480 So Dave goes,
00:23:10.900 Dave says,
00:23:11.440 oh,
00:23:12.500 I'm freaking out
00:23:13.560 even though
00:23:14.460 if I do anything.
00:23:16.020 We don't need
00:23:16.740 your Dave.
00:23:17.760 Don't ruin it
00:23:18.700 for the people.
00:23:21.600 Don't ruin it.
00:23:22.900 So,
00:23:23.160 but he takes
00:23:23.900 on the audience
00:23:24.860 and they're doing
00:23:25.960 the kind of claptor.
00:23:27.860 They think it's funny
00:23:28.820 but they also
00:23:29.920 don't realize,
00:23:31.260 no,
00:23:32.360 he's really
00:23:32.920 talking about me.
00:23:34.260 Right.
00:23:34.620 What he's saying
00:23:35.220 is,
00:23:35.580 you know,
00:23:36.280 I'm going to stop you.
00:23:37.900 He does a whole impression
00:23:38.940 and then he says,
00:23:39.900 who am I?
00:23:40.520 And what was interesting
00:23:41.500 to me was that
00:23:42.320 the audience
00:23:43.080 said Trump.
00:23:44.480 Because they're so used
00:23:45.380 to every joke
00:23:46.080 being about Trump
00:23:46.980 and he said,
00:23:47.600 no dummies,
00:23:48.320 I'm talking about you.
00:23:50.380 You.
00:23:50.960 Yeah.
00:23:51.840 And they all laughed
00:23:53.000 and clapped
00:23:53.980 but I think they thought
00:23:55.240 that that you
00:23:56.100 didn't include them.
00:23:57.400 Well,
00:23:57.660 everybody thinks that.
00:23:58.820 You know,
00:23:59.140 oh no,
00:23:59.640 but he doesn't mean me.
00:24:00.620 He doesn't mean me
00:24:01.460 specifically.
00:24:02.100 He means the royal you.
00:24:03.680 Right.
00:24:04.000 And he really meant
00:24:05.520 you specifically.
00:24:08.020 And he said,
00:24:08.820 this makes comedy
00:24:10.060 impossible.
00:24:11.100 It makes being,
00:24:11.920 you know,
00:24:12.720 anybody in the limelight
00:24:14.000 impossible.
00:24:15.460 Yeah.
00:24:16.120 And it is so refreshing
00:24:18.000 to hear.
00:24:19.220 So I thought at first,
00:24:21.380 just this is,
00:24:22.320 this is something
00:24:22.980 that somebody
00:24:23.840 could have said
00:24:24.660 and wouldn't have
00:24:25.720 been groundbreaking
00:24:26.480 or, you know,
00:24:27.320 game changing
00:24:28.240 15 years ago.
00:24:29.840 Now it is game changing
00:24:31.340 but if you really
00:24:32.500 think about
00:24:33.200 what he says,
00:24:33.960 like his,
00:24:34.400 his abortion joke 0.55
00:24:35.660 is brilliant.
00:24:37.580 It's brilliant.
00:24:38.320 Although that was funny
00:24:39.260 too because conservatives
00:24:40.040 were,
00:24:40.460 it's just funny
00:24:41.120 how people hear
00:24:41.900 what they want to hear.
00:24:42.880 Yeah.
00:24:43.300 I don't know
00:24:43.860 what I heard.
00:24:44.600 He's just funny
00:24:45.520 because everybody's like,
00:24:46.760 yeah,
00:24:46.940 I really can get behind
00:24:47.860 his pro-life message.
00:24:49.980 He's not pro,
00:24:51.160 that's not a pro-life message.
00:24:52.820 He's,
00:24:53.200 he's nuanced
00:24:54.480 and making,
00:24:55.060 he's taking the piss
00:24:56.000 out of everybody.
00:24:56.880 Yes.
00:24:57.280 And that's the brilliant
00:24:58.280 thing about Dave
00:24:59.140 is he'll get,
00:24:59.920 he'll draw you in
00:25:00.920 and you're like,
00:25:01.460 yeah,
00:25:01.900 he's on my side
00:25:03.120 and then as he,
00:25:04.260 the minute you think he is,
00:25:05.520 he reverses it.
00:25:06.580 He reverses it.
00:25:06.840 Yeah.
00:25:07.220 And what he was,
00:25:08.320 I think what he was saying
00:25:09.880 on that was,
00:25:11.480 if you think you're right,
00:25:13.800 perhaps you're wrong.
00:25:15.960 Yeah,
00:25:16.260 I think that's really,
00:25:17.700 so it was a lesson
00:25:18.460 on certitude.
00:25:19.320 Well,
00:25:19.960 he,
00:25:20.520 it used to be,
00:25:22.380 now we have this idea
00:25:23.600 that you know
00:25:24.560 what everybody,
00:25:25.760 where everyone stands
00:25:26.920 and you speak to them
00:25:28.080 and it's,
00:25:29.240 gone are the days
00:25:30.260 where somebody can just
00:25:31.260 make fun of everyone
00:25:33.040 because you either
00:25:33.800 need to be speaking to,
00:25:34.860 so what he did
00:25:36.320 in that special,
00:25:37.680 messing with everyone's
00:25:38.880 perceptions of themselves
00:25:39.920 and each other
00:25:41.220 and I do think
00:25:42.380 he got so much of,
00:25:44.180 a lot of the,
00:25:44.940 the criticism
00:25:45.920 is that he's
00:25:47.000 a reactionary,
00:25:48.560 which is what
00:25:49.100 anyone who pushes back
00:25:50.380 against the left
00:25:51.160 gets calls
00:25:51.900 and he is reacting to,
00:25:55.980 and they said,
00:25:56.660 oh,
00:25:56.780 he's defending celebrity,
00:25:58.000 but only somebody
00:25:58.980 as big as Dave Chappelle,
00:26:01.180 who's essentially
00:26:02.360 uncancellable,
00:26:03.600 can fight these fights
00:26:05.140 because you're,
00:26:06.260 who's going to fight it?
00:26:07.500 Some guy coming up?
00:26:08.720 Correct.
00:26:09.460 I fight it
00:26:10.200 because I have nothing
00:26:11.060 to lose,
00:26:11.760 but if I'm in that
00:26:12.580 mid-range,
00:26:14.040 I mean,
00:26:14.580 I think I saw
00:26:15.560 Andy Lassner
00:26:18.260 was talking to
00:26:19.440 Dana Lash
00:26:20.260 and Andy's a friend
00:26:21.420 of mine
00:26:21.740 and I'm like,
00:26:22.180 Andy.
00:26:22.820 This is the Ellen
00:26:24.560 producer.
00:26:26.000 Yeah.
00:26:26.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:26:26.760 Yeah,
00:26:27.100 and I was like,
00:26:27.940 Andy,
00:26:29.180 you need to be careful.
00:26:30.540 I'm just warning you.
00:26:32.320 Well, I was just,
00:26:32.820 because he's going
00:26:33.600 to get attacked.
00:26:34.400 Right,
00:26:34.780 and again,
00:26:35.420 I would say that,
00:26:36.340 you know,
00:26:37.380 good for him.
00:26:38.400 I think it's amazing.
00:26:39.400 He's not afraid.
00:26:40.700 No, he's not.
00:26:41.500 He's not afraid.
00:26:42.400 He's not.
00:26:42.840 I mean,
00:26:43.180 he is a guy,
00:26:44.020 I'd like to have him
00:26:44.800 on the show.
00:26:45.640 He's,
00:26:46.140 I mean,
00:26:46.400 he follows several people
00:26:47.980 at the place
00:26:48.500 because he follows people
00:26:50.480 that he doesn't necessarily
00:26:51.980 agree with,
00:26:52.660 but he thinks are smart.
00:26:54.020 Yeah,
00:26:54.300 and he's willing
00:26:55.120 to engage
00:26:55.760 in a dialogue
00:26:56.680 with them.
00:26:57.560 That's good.
00:26:58.660 And he,
00:26:59.400 but I was laughing
00:27:00.320 because I said,
00:27:02.680 he,
00:27:03.080 to me,
00:27:03.780 he's in that,
00:27:04.480 like,
00:27:04.660 kind of dangerous
00:27:05.580 mid-range
00:27:06.340 where I'm like,
00:27:07.940 they can pick you off.
00:27:09.120 They can't pick Alan off,
00:27:10.540 but they might try
00:27:11.280 and come for you.
00:27:11.820 That's the same thing,
00:27:12.600 I think,
00:27:12.920 with Jason Blum
00:27:13.700 is he is,
00:27:15.940 he's tired of it
00:27:17.100 and he's like,
00:27:18.460 if I want to have lunch
00:27:19.340 with somebody,
00:27:20.720 I'm going to have lunch
00:27:21.420 with somebody
00:27:21.900 because I like them
00:27:22.840 and I don't care
00:27:23.680 what you think.
00:27:24.440 Yeah.
00:27:24.820 And he's trying,
00:27:26.060 because you can't
00:27:27.220 cancel Jason Blum.
00:27:28.400 No.
00:27:28.940 And so,
00:27:30.120 what are they going
00:27:30.640 to do about it?
00:27:31.320 And he's trying,
00:27:32.140 I think,
00:27:32.800 he's one of the people
00:27:33.880 that try to set
00:27:34.780 an example of,
00:27:36.140 look,
00:27:36.300 I can get along
00:27:37.420 with a lot of people
00:27:38.300 and we have to stop this.
00:27:40.180 Right.
00:27:40.700 Or we're all in trouble.
00:27:42.400 Well,
00:27:42.640 it's,
00:27:43.000 if you,
00:27:43.680 you know,
00:27:44.060 for all the talk
00:27:45.160 that they had
00:27:45.840 about the bubble
00:27:46.600 and how they didn't see
00:27:47.900 anything,
00:27:48.760 they were in a bubble,
00:27:50.300 they've insulated
00:27:51.320 themselves even more
00:27:52.420 by creating these lines
00:27:53.660 that you now can't cross.
00:27:55.140 Yeah.
00:27:55.440 So now you're saying,
00:27:56.760 we were in a bubble,
00:27:57.760 but you can't talk
00:27:58.700 to anybody
00:27:59.360 outside of the bubble?
00:28:01.060 Yeah.
00:28:01.240 Or you're a Nazi. 0.52
00:28:03.460 Yeah.
00:28:04.360 Like,
00:28:04.660 well,
00:28:04.820 how is that making
00:28:05.560 your bubble expanding?
00:28:07.040 You're just creating
00:28:07.860 an even more
00:28:08.880 insulated bubble.
00:28:10.200 And isn't that
00:28:11.320 what the Nazis did?
00:28:13.960 I'm pretty sure
00:28:15.200 you misunderstand
00:28:16.040 what the Nazis were.
00:28:18.960 All right,
00:28:19.340 Bridget Phetasy,
00:28:20.260 you can find her
00:28:21.540 at,
00:28:21.820 what's your website?
00:28:22.680 BridgetPetasy.com?
00:28:23.800 Yeah,
00:28:24.340 you can find me
00:28:24.980 at Phetasy.com
00:28:26.000 or check out
00:28:27.580 my new YouTube show,
00:28:29.020 Weekly Dumpster Fire
00:28:30.140 on YouTube
00:28:30.780 where I just go through
00:28:33.080 all the 24-hour
00:28:34.200 outrage cycle
00:28:35.100 and make fun
00:28:35.680 of everyone.
00:28:36.660 I was on with Dave Rubin.
00:28:38.060 He's off for a month.
00:28:39.160 Yeah, yeah.
00:28:39.580 He doesn't do it.
00:28:40.360 So I did his show yesterday.
00:28:41.400 Did you see it?
00:28:42.160 No, I was working.
00:28:43.660 Oh, sure, sure.
00:28:45.000 So anyway,
00:28:46.060 I just went through
00:28:47.400 the month's worth of news
00:28:48.480 and you want to talk
00:28:49.120 about a dumpster fire.
00:28:50.100 Yeah.
00:28:50.260 Just look at the last month.
00:28:51.740 Oh, I know.
00:28:52.260 It's crazy.
00:28:52.620 I know.
00:28:53.040 All right, Bridget,
00:28:53.640 thank you so much.
00:28:54.200 Thank you for having me.
00:28:54.980 You bet.
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00:29:20.520 So one of my favorite people
00:29:21.840 in the world
00:29:22.360 and I have yet to meet
00:29:23.280 and I am so upset
00:29:24.220 that I'm in Los Angeles
00:29:25.500 while he is in my studio
00:29:27.780 in Dallas.
00:29:28.560 I was supposed to be there today
00:29:30.440 and I couldn't make it
00:29:31.640 back in time.
00:29:32.740 His name is Paul Jaley.
00:29:34.060 He lives in Plymouth, Massachusetts
00:29:35.880 where he is the senior pastor
00:29:37.540 of the New Testament Church.
00:29:39.780 He is also the educational director
00:29:41.540 for the Plymouth Rock Foundation
00:29:43.340 where they teach
00:29:44.980 the Constitution,
00:29:46.080 leadership, education,
00:29:48.120 youth ministry.
00:29:49.220 They tie them
00:29:50.280 to biblical principles
00:29:51.320 and he is one of the guys.
00:29:53.100 He is one of the last men 0.93
00:29:55.060 standing in Plymouth
00:29:57.160 and dare I say it
00:29:59.680 and you can correct me
00:30:00.500 if I'm wrong, Paul,
00:30:01.580 but you are not exactly popular
00:30:04.020 for teaching the truth
00:30:05.780 in Plymouth anymore.
00:30:07.680 Well, you know that
00:30:08.520 sometimes you are not popular
00:30:10.560 when you teach the truth
00:30:11.360 but a lot of great things
00:30:12.900 are going on in Plymouth
00:30:13.640 and I have got great news
00:30:15.120 because more and more
00:30:16.660 not only the entire town,
00:30:18.120 I have been there a long time
00:30:19.040 so I have worked
00:30:20.240 in and around Plymouth
00:30:21.220 for almost four decades
00:30:22.360 and so I have been there
00:30:24.320 a long time,
00:30:25.320 great relationships
00:30:26.240 with the town
00:30:26.880 and we are going to see
00:30:28.200 the town's activities
00:30:29.640 and the town has sanctioned
00:30:30.880 our event in 2020,
00:30:32.580 June 28 to 30,
00:30:33.820 the American Pilgrimage 400
00:30:34.960 and I think that we are seeing
00:30:37.080 a lot of people
00:30:37.760 come together in unity.
00:30:39.180 I think there are great things
00:30:40.880 that are going to happen
00:30:41.460 next year.
00:30:41.940 Of course, not everybody
00:30:42.740 is on board
00:30:43.760 with the same kind of story,
00:30:45.040 everybody has their interpretations
00:30:46.060 but you know what,
00:30:47.120 if we stick to the facts
00:30:48.780 and we share it
00:30:50.200 in a winsome way
00:30:51.160 and we are servants
00:30:52.100 to those that we meet
00:30:54.620 and what we do
00:30:55.180 on the streets,
00:30:55.800 hey, there can be
00:30:56.460 a lot of things happening
00:30:57.440 and I know
00:30:57.840 there's been controversy,
00:30:59.160 there was controversy
00:30:59.740 in Jamestown
00:31:00.360 over the word celebration
00:31:01.360 but the word commemoration
00:31:02.860 was often chosen,
00:31:03.680 it's a synonym,
00:31:04.440 a celebration anyway
00:31:05.300 and so you know the point is
00:31:06.680 we want to honor
00:31:07.300 the things that are great.
00:31:08.460 You're wrecking all my fun,
00:31:09.940 you're wrecking all my fun,
00:31:11.380 you're wrecking all my fun.
00:31:11.420 Yeah, that's okay
00:31:11.940 because here's the point,
00:31:13.540 we want to see
00:31:14.620 some powerful things come out
00:31:16.320 when people hear
00:31:17.000 the true story.
00:31:17.720 I mean what a powerful story
00:31:19.180 when you think about it,
00:31:19.900 here's a remnant of people,
00:31:21.740 it's a church plant,
00:31:23.140 I mean America was started
00:31:24.280 in New England
00:31:24.740 with a church plant,
00:31:26.040 here's a group of people
00:31:27.080 that are persecuted
00:31:27.920 in England,
00:31:28.900 they're told by the king
00:31:29.920 they can't leave
00:31:30.780 and they're told by the king
00:31:31.640 they can't stay,
00:31:32.680 now that's a dilemma
00:31:33.520 and then they escape
00:31:35.260 to Holland for 12 years,
00:31:37.640 they have all kinds of issues
00:31:38.780 in Amsterdam the first year,
00:31:39.960 they move to Leiden,
00:31:41.380 they begin to grow their church,
00:31:42.780 their church grows
00:31:43.900 to over 300
00:31:44.840 in Leiden, Holland,
00:31:46.780 they are very gracious
00:31:48.540 immigrants to Holland,
00:31:50.320 they work all the jobs
00:31:52.100 that others don't want to,
00:31:53.320 they have to learn
00:31:53.700 a textile business,
00:31:54.840 they have to learn
00:31:55.300 a new language,
00:31:56.720 they're going through
00:31:57.700 all these things
00:31:58.500 and their church
00:31:59.080 finally grows
00:31:59.740 and then the truce
00:32:00.480 with Spain
00:32:00.960 is going to end
00:32:01.580 in 1620,
00:32:03.680 their children
00:32:04.380 are getting older,
00:32:05.340 they just have this vision
00:32:06.560 to be stepping stones
00:32:07.660 to birth the kingdom of God.
00:32:09.200 What people don't realize
00:32:10.100 is the pilgrims
00:32:10.740 were not about themselves,
00:32:12.080 the pilgrims
00:32:12.480 were not about
00:32:12.940 their own church,
00:32:13.660 it wasn't about
00:32:14.140 building their own church,
00:32:15.160 having a name for themselves,
00:32:17.100 as William Bradford said it,
00:32:18.460 they wanted to be,
00:32:19.520 propagate the advancement
00:32:20.500 of the gospel
00:32:21.140 of the kingdom of Christ
00:32:22.220 into the remote parts
00:32:23.180 of the world,
00:32:23.880 yea, though they would be
00:32:24.720 stepping stones
00:32:25.680 unto others
00:32:26.240 for the performing
00:32:27.080 of so great a work.
00:32:28.660 What a powerful passage
00:32:30.140 from William Bradford.
00:32:31.760 When you really read
00:32:33.040 about them,
00:32:33.640 I mean,
00:32:33.900 they were setting out
00:32:34.600 for New Guinea
00:32:35.200 and the first ship left
00:32:37.900 and then turned around
00:32:39.420 because the mass broke
00:32:41.540 and that's when,
00:32:43.460 if I'm not mistaken,
00:32:44.300 was it Bradford?
00:32:45.440 One of them said,
00:32:46.660 I've heard from God
00:32:48.200 and we have to go to,
00:32:49.560 we have to go to America,
00:32:52.020 we have to go to,
00:32:53.140 you know,
00:32:54.540 what is now New England
00:32:58.200 and they didn't want to go
00:33:00.400 and they lost a lot
00:33:01.620 of the pilgrims
00:33:02.500 who said,
00:33:03.460 I'm not going there
00:33:04.240 because that was
00:33:04.680 really certain death
00:33:06.160 people thought back then.
00:33:07.940 Well, also,
00:33:08.460 you know,
00:33:08.640 you have to realize
00:33:09.120 when the two ships left London,
00:33:12.100 the Mayflower was rented,
00:33:13.280 the Speedwell was owned
00:33:14.280 by the pilgrims.
00:33:15.480 When the Speedwell sprung links,
00:33:17.080 and of course,
00:33:17.800 they found out later
00:33:18.360 it was probably over-masted
00:33:19.680 by the captain
00:33:20.300 because he didn't want to go
00:33:21.220 of the Speedwell.
00:33:22.640 Then they put into
00:33:23.720 Plymouth Harbor in England
00:33:25.560 and then left on one ship.
00:33:27.220 Yes, about 20 or so
00:33:28.600 stayed behind in Plymouth.
00:33:30.120 There was a great
00:33:30.660 reformed church there
00:33:31.900 that they could have
00:33:32.500 fellowship with
00:33:33.240 that had put them all up.
00:33:34.860 Imagine these people
00:33:35.700 had to stay there
00:33:36.360 for several weeks
00:33:37.540 while they tried
00:33:37.960 to repair the Speedwell.
00:33:39.200 And then they were
00:33:39.640 heading over.
00:33:40.100 They were going to actually
00:33:40.880 go to where New Amsterdam
00:33:41.780 is in New York,
00:33:43.180 was their destination,
00:33:44.460 the northern parts of Virginia.
00:33:46.000 Of course,
00:33:46.200 Virginia was just about 0.99
00:33:46.940 everything back then.
00:33:48.160 And they were going
00:33:48.760 to go there.
00:33:49.300 And then when they
00:33:49.860 got blown off course
00:33:50.700 and found themselves
00:33:51.280 on Cape Cod,
00:33:52.420 now they're outside
00:33:53.140 their charter,
00:33:53.780 they're outside
00:33:54.180 their permission,
00:33:55.100 and they had been
00:33:56.540 so well trained
00:33:57.200 by their pastor.
00:33:58.020 I think this is a message
00:33:59.440 that Americans
00:34:00.580 need to hear.
00:34:01.620 Here's a pastor,
00:34:02.360 John Robinson,
00:34:02.940 who trains his own
00:34:04.360 people in self-government.
00:34:06.040 He sends out
00:34:06.860 the key core members
00:34:08.380 of the church,
00:34:08.880 about 75 out of that 300,
00:34:10.640 he sends to the New World.
00:34:12.140 He doesn't even go himself.
00:34:13.800 Now that's a powerful example
00:34:15.040 that if you're teaching
00:34:16.300 really well,
00:34:16.840 you can send people
00:34:17.580 you've taught
00:34:18.040 and you don't even
00:34:18.500 have to go.
00:34:19.640 And then he ends up
00:34:21.020 over, of course,
00:34:22.840 he stays with the church
00:34:24.060 until he dies
00:34:24.540 five years later.
00:34:25.180 But the point is
00:34:26.120 that the pilgrims come
00:34:27.440 and they're so well taught
00:34:28.540 on self-government.
00:34:30.280 And this is something
00:34:30.880 Americans need to realize
00:34:32.200 that the unique aspect
00:34:33.560 of the pilgrim story
00:34:34.600 is people could govern
00:34:35.460 their own lives.
00:34:36.820 They could govern themselves.
00:34:38.040 And so civil government
00:34:39.020 was merely to bring order.
00:34:41.160 Civil government
00:34:41.540 was not to control
00:34:42.240 everybody's life,
00:34:42.940 not to be involved
00:34:44.040 in everyone's life.
00:34:45.080 And so here the pilgrims,
00:34:46.160 they drop the Mayflower Compact.
00:34:48.000 Now, of course,
00:34:48.340 England is not going to look
00:34:49.200 at the Mayflower Compact
00:34:50.180 as licit or legal.
00:34:52.020 They're just going to look
00:34:53.180 down on that.
00:34:53.740 But here you have
00:34:54.460 this powerful story
00:34:56.240 of the pilgrims
00:34:57.740 writing this Mayflower Compact,
00:34:59.500 which they use
00:35:00.520 as a preamble to their laws
00:35:01.800 for the next few decades.
00:35:04.660 And you recognize that
00:35:06.000 and they made it clear
00:35:07.460 in the name of God.
00:35:08.860 Amen.
00:35:09.260 It starts.
00:35:09.820 We whose names
00:35:10.480 are underwritten,
00:35:11.240 the subjects of our
00:35:12.560 dread sovereign King James.
00:35:13.980 So it was God
00:35:14.940 to the people
00:35:15.640 and then to the government.
00:35:16.620 That's a power flow
00:35:17.640 you see restated
00:35:19.600 in the Declaration
00:35:20.160 of Independence.
00:35:20.900 You can see the seeds
00:35:22.300 of what would make
00:35:23.860 America great,
00:35:24.720 though it would take time.
00:35:25.820 It would take time
00:35:26.720 for that to blossom.
00:35:28.160 Seeds don't always
00:35:28.760 come up at the same time.
00:35:29.920 So, Paul,
00:35:30.500 what is your opinion
00:35:31.680 on the pilgrims
00:35:33.440 making a covenant
00:35:34.540 with God?
00:35:36.080 No, they made a covenant
00:35:37.860 with God.
00:35:38.340 In fact, the first covenant,
00:35:39.960 the whole concept
00:35:41.100 of covenant
00:35:41.740 was the spine
00:35:42.880 of the Bible to them.
00:35:44.440 That was the heart
00:35:45.380 of the entire thing.
00:35:47.340 So you made a covenant
00:35:48.100 with God personally,
00:35:49.440 but then you made
00:35:49.940 a covenant with God
00:35:50.660 as a church.
00:35:51.720 That covenant in 1606,
00:35:53.560 where they shook off
00:35:54.680 the yoke of anti-Christian bondage,
00:35:56.480 joined themselves
00:35:57.120 by a covenant of the Lord,
00:35:58.520 as Bradford says,
00:35:59.540 into a church estate.
00:36:01.180 Now, you have to realize
00:36:01.660 how controversial
00:36:02.140 that was at that time.
00:36:04.000 They took the scripture
00:36:05.140 literally where it said
00:36:06.200 two or three
00:36:07.220 gathered together.
00:36:09.100 There am I,
00:36:09.980 Christ would say,
00:36:10.800 in their midst of them
00:36:11.700 in Matthew 18
00:36:12.500 and Matthew 20.
00:36:13.640 When that was talked about,
00:36:16.460 they truly believed
00:36:17.340 that two or three individuals
00:36:18.460 didn't have to have
00:36:19.000 a bishop,
00:36:19.580 didn't have to have
00:36:20.020 a priest,
00:36:20.480 didn't have to have
00:36:20.880 a pastor.
00:36:21.800 Two or three individuals
00:36:23.500 could come into covenant
00:36:24.720 and they could then
00:36:26.440 form a church.
00:36:27.640 This was a bottom-up,
00:36:28.840 inside-out operation,
00:36:30.580 which is the kingdom of God.
00:36:31.800 Totally opposite
00:36:32.540 from what we see
00:36:33.720 in kingdoms
00:36:34.260 around the world.
00:36:35.140 And they thought
00:36:36.100 that they were completing
00:36:37.360 the crossing
00:36:39.800 of the Red Sea.
00:36:41.920 They thought
00:36:42.480 that they were going
00:36:43.520 to reestablish
00:36:45.560 the new Jerusalem.
00:36:46.900 They knew
00:36:47.360 that the old Jerusalem
00:36:48.440 was there,
00:36:49.080 but there was a new Jerusalem 0.68
00:36:50.500 that they were trying
00:36:51.460 to establish.
00:36:52.420 Is that right?
00:36:52.840 Well, they looked
00:36:53.480 at the typology
00:36:55.740 and the symbolic language
00:36:57.440 of the Bible
00:36:57.980 that, yes,
00:36:58.820 the new Jerusalem
00:36:59.400 was an aspect,
00:37:00.340 a spiritual aspect
00:37:01.060 of the church.
00:37:02.040 And so they would
00:37:02.860 look at it that way.
00:37:03.800 They did not necessarily
00:37:05.120 have any clue
00:37:05.980 what would happen
00:37:06.780 as a result
00:37:07.660 of what they did,
00:37:08.920 but they recognized
00:37:10.140 that, look,
00:37:10.760 we want to see
00:37:11.280 the kingdom of God
00:37:12.220 extended.
00:37:12.620 And I think that
00:37:13.160 when individuals
00:37:14.060 get their eyes
00:37:14.760 off of themselves,
00:37:15.660 off of their own church,
00:37:16.660 their own program,
00:37:17.460 and whatnot,
00:37:18.200 they begin to move forward.
00:37:19.860 This is when you can be
00:37:20.640 of greatest service
00:37:21.300 to others
00:37:21.740 because you're not
00:37:22.640 looking for a fight.
00:37:23.440 You're not looking
00:37:24.040 just to cause a problem.
00:37:25.680 You want to serve people
00:37:26.580 for their benefit.
00:37:27.760 And that's what gave them
00:37:28.760 a bit of a unique aspect.
00:37:30.200 Now, look,
00:37:30.760 I teach it in every event
00:37:33.460 in history.
00:37:34.360 There's some negative
00:37:35.620 because people are involved
00:37:36.980 and there's some positive
00:37:38.020 because God is involved.
00:37:39.180 So you have
00:37:39.920 the providential view of God.
00:37:41.480 You have no people
00:37:42.620 are perfect.
00:37:43.300 But boy,
00:37:43.620 I tell you,
00:37:43.980 when they came,
00:37:44.660 that whole concept
00:37:45.340 of covenant
00:37:46.060 is what caused them
00:37:47.340 to write the Mayflower Compact
00:37:48.640 because they're extending
00:37:49.380 that concept of covenant
00:37:50.480 from the church
00:37:51.380 to the civil sphere.
00:37:53.240 It also was their concept
00:37:54.940 of trying to make peace
00:37:55.900 with the local natives
00:37:56.660 by doing it
00:37:57.540 by an agreement
00:37:58.460 of some covenant.
00:37:59.340 So yes,
00:37:59.760 covenant permeates
00:38:00.640 all that they do
00:38:01.900 personally in their church.
00:38:04.000 It could be summarized
00:38:04.980 that the pilgrims,
00:38:06.480 no question,
00:38:07.500 believe they were
00:38:08.420 fulfilling God's covenant
00:38:09.660 and would go to the ends
00:38:10.500 of the earth to do it.
00:38:11.920 Right.
00:38:12.540 George Washington
00:38:13.380 also made a covenant.
00:38:14.780 Abraham Lincoln
00:38:15.440 made a covenant.
00:38:16.520 And I feel as though
00:38:18.100 we don't recognize
00:38:19.660 that anymore.
00:38:20.440 And God keeps
00:38:21.760 his side of the covenant.
00:38:22.880 But if we don't keep
00:38:24.300 our side of the covenant,
00:38:25.560 we lose protection
00:38:28.120 and we lose his favor,
00:38:31.300 if you will.
00:38:31.980 God's never on our side.
00:38:33.680 We have to work
00:38:34.440 to be on his side.
00:38:35.640 Correct.
00:38:36.060 And I think that
00:38:36.820 the Puritans
00:38:37.300 even talked that way too.
00:38:38.820 In 1630,
00:38:39.560 when Winthrop came,
00:38:40.780 he said that we want
00:38:42.800 to make a covenant
00:38:43.320 with God.
00:38:43.880 In fact,
00:38:44.180 he said,
00:38:44.580 look,
00:38:44.720 the eyes of all the world
00:38:45.600 will be upon us.
00:38:46.660 If we truly keep
00:38:47.960 this covenant,
00:38:49.420 this will be a blessing
00:38:50.400 to all nations.
00:38:51.240 But if we don't,
00:38:52.240 we'll become a byword
00:38:53.180 unto the nations.
00:38:55.900 I fear that we are
00:38:57.080 close to that.
00:38:59.940 But when you look
00:39:00.860 at the external,
00:39:01.720 there's no question.
00:39:02.380 We see the nation
00:39:02.980 falling apart.
00:39:03.720 We see us divided
00:39:04.580 more than we've ever
00:39:05.300 been before.
00:39:06.340 But you know what?
00:39:07.420 It's a trained thing.
00:39:08.440 As a pastor,
00:39:09.220 as someone who studied
00:39:10.120 the Bible for years,
00:39:11.220 I look at it and I say,
00:39:12.160 we also have to keep
00:39:13.340 our vision on that
00:39:14.360 which is unseen.
00:39:15.660 There are so many
00:39:16.460 good things happening
00:39:17.540 in small pockets
00:39:18.380 around America.
00:39:19.280 There are pastors
00:39:19.940 praying together.
00:39:21.340 I've never seen it
00:39:22.220 like this in 40 years
00:39:23.320 of ministry.
00:39:24.440 There are more unity.
00:39:26.100 There's more unity
00:39:26.680 in Plymouth,
00:39:27.360 Massachusetts.
00:39:28.100 There are a remnant
00:39:29.420 of Christians
00:39:29.900 that are on their knees,
00:39:30.980 not asking,
00:39:31.740 oh,
00:39:31.900 can we get the
00:39:32.660 recognition we deserve?
00:39:33.900 But Lord,
00:39:34.420 would you move?
00:39:35.480 Would there be a revival
00:39:36.940 of interest not only
00:39:38.000 in you, God?
00:39:38.580 That's most important.
00:39:40.160 But then in the history
00:39:41.060 of what happened here,
00:39:42.240 and not just looking
00:39:42.900 at the negative,
00:39:43.440 but looking at the positive.
00:39:44.220 And I think that's
00:39:45.040 the thing we have
00:39:45.700 to recognize.
00:39:47.040 I talked to Billy Graham,
00:39:50.260 and I think it was
00:39:51.860 the last time I talked
00:39:52.780 to him,
00:39:53.560 and I said,
00:39:55.340 you know,
00:39:55.620 where is the next
00:39:57.860 Billy Graham?
00:39:58.420 Where is the next,
00:39:59.540 you know,
00:40:00.440 George Washington?
00:40:01.440 He said,
00:40:02.180 I don't think the Lord
00:40:03.520 is going to work that way.
00:40:04.600 He said,
00:40:05.200 I think the Lord
00:40:06.160 is working now
00:40:07.280 through people
00:40:08.220 that are nameless,
00:40:09.700 that aren't famous,
00:40:10.620 and he said
00:40:11.680 he's growing them
00:40:13.500 all around the world.
00:40:14.840 And only at the end
00:40:16.400 when it really looks
00:40:17.160 impossible
00:40:17.760 will this break through.
00:40:19.500 And he said,
00:40:20.140 I think he's doing that
00:40:21.100 to make sure everybody
00:40:22.040 knows it's God.
00:40:23.680 It's not an individual
00:40:24.680 this time.
00:40:25.360 It's God.
00:40:25.940 I think that's
00:40:26.620 absolutely correct.
00:40:27.440 Absolutely correct.
00:40:28.540 And the event
00:40:29.100 that we're putting on
00:40:29.720 June 28 to 30
00:40:30.640 called the American
00:40:31.260 Pilgrimage 400,
00:40:32.500 the goal we have
00:40:33.600 in 2020
00:40:34.920 for that event
00:40:35.940 is for Christians,
00:40:36.440 others to come
00:40:37.940 and to see that
00:40:38.900 here's a small remnant
00:40:39.940 of individuals
00:40:40.820 who weren't out
00:40:41.700 to make a name
00:40:42.220 for themselves,
00:40:42.900 who would actually
00:40:44.060 be embarrassed
00:40:44.860 to see monuments
00:40:45.860 put up about them.
00:40:48.000 And here they come
00:40:48.880 and look what God
00:40:49.900 could do
00:40:50.380 through a small remnant.
00:40:51.680 Half of them
00:40:52.100 died the first winter
00:40:52.880 and everything goes wrong.
00:40:54.340 You couldn't have more
00:40:55.300 that go wrong.
00:40:57.140 Except everything went
00:40:58.020 wrong with...
00:40:59.840 That's right.
00:41:00.460 Everything went right
00:41:01.420 as well.
00:41:01.960 So talking to Paul Jaley,
00:41:03.840 Paul,
00:41:04.440 tell me about
00:41:07.040 what you're doing
00:41:07.820 and what the dates
00:41:08.640 are again.
00:41:09.500 This is June 28
00:41:10.580 on a Sunday
00:41:11.280 through the 30th
00:41:12.460 of June 2020.
00:41:14.840 Now one of the things
00:41:15.360 we want to do
00:41:15.900 is portray the faith
00:41:17.280 that brought the pilgrims
00:41:18.240 to America
00:41:18.780 for all there to see.
00:41:20.120 We're doing an actual
00:41:21.060 reenactment
00:41:21.760 of a pilgrim church service
00:41:23.140 on Sunday morning
00:41:23.900 the 28th
00:41:24.580 right down on the waterfront.
00:41:26.400 All the songs we're singing
00:41:27.660 are exactly the way
00:41:28.480 the pilgrims sang the songs.
00:41:29.900 I'm going to preach
00:41:30.520 a sermon right from
00:41:31.400 the notes of John Robinson
00:41:32.360 and we're going to have
00:41:33.900 a demonstration
00:41:34.980 right on the waterfront
00:41:35.640 there for all to see.
00:41:37.080 That afternoon
00:41:38.020 at Forefathers Monument
00:41:39.460 and we're going to have
00:41:41.280 a large rally right there
00:41:43.240 where we're going to be
00:41:44.480 rehearsing the faith
00:41:45.600 that brought the pilgrims
00:41:46.560 here to America.
00:41:48.040 And then on Monday
00:41:48.860 all during the day
00:41:49.540 Monday and Tuesday
00:41:50.400 that 29th and 30th
00:41:51.680 people can sign up
00:41:52.340 for tours
00:41:52.880 walking tours of Plymouth.
00:41:54.220 They can sign up
00:41:55.200 for seminars
00:41:55.780 from some of the great
00:41:56.900 historians around the country
00:41:58.260 that are coming in.
00:41:59.600 And then in the Monday night
00:42:01.320 we're doing a production
00:42:02.640 a musical and a production
00:42:04.460 some reenacting
00:42:05.640 of why the pilgrims
00:42:07.180 actually came
00:42:07.820 from their own words
00:42:08.760 so people can see
00:42:10.300 what it was.
00:42:11.120 And not only that
00:42:11.720 I have pastors
00:42:12.660 from around the world
00:42:14.000 that are going to come in
00:42:14.980 and give short
00:42:15.500 two-minute testimonies
00:42:16.420 of the impact
00:42:17.460 of the pilgrim story
00:42:18.420 in Nigeria,
00:42:20.180 in Brazil,
00:42:20.980 in Guatemala,
00:42:22.060 in different areas
00:42:23.100 around the world
00:42:23.640 where people have seen
00:42:24.520 gee,
00:42:25.360 if a remnant can do this
00:42:26.920 what could happen today?
00:42:28.380 I was talking
00:42:29.660 to an international leader
00:42:30.760 and I said to him
00:42:32.880 why do you keep
00:42:33.540 coming to America
00:42:34.160 for these international
00:42:34.940 leadership conferences?
00:42:36.440 He said because we know
00:42:37.520 if America goes down
00:42:38.580 we go down also.
00:42:40.120 And you know
00:42:40.380 that's an interesting
00:42:40.980 perspective
00:42:41.600 that they see the benefit
00:42:42.960 of what's happened
00:42:43.960 and what God did here
00:42:45.420 in America
00:42:45.800 how it spread by example.
00:42:47.420 Not that America 0.93
00:42:48.100 is the great thing
00:42:48.900 it's just that
00:42:49.780 when something happens
00:42:51.220 that powerfully
00:42:51.900 people pick it up.
00:42:53.260 So we're doing that
00:42:53.920 on Monday night
00:42:54.920 and then Tuesday
00:42:55.560 outdoors
00:42:56.400 along the waterfront
00:42:57.980 we've had tremendous
00:42:59.080 cooperation
00:43:00.360 from the historical societies
00:43:01.700 we're going to reenact
00:43:02.960 the pilgrim actually landing
00:43:04.220 right near the rock
00:43:05.140 and we're going to do that
00:43:06.460 with various historic societies
00:43:08.440 we're going to have
00:43:09.200 small addresses
00:43:10.300 we're going to show people
00:43:12.000 that indeed
00:43:13.160 with a mini little parade
00:43:14.860 of course we do
00:43:15.280 the big Thanksgiving parade
00:43:16.520 each year
00:43:17.740 but we're going to really
00:43:18.860 highlight the fact
00:43:20.080 that listen
00:43:20.540 this was not just an event
00:43:22.260 a blip on the radar screen
00:43:23.660 this though
00:43:24.860 it was not noticed
00:43:25.880 by many
00:43:26.440 they are footnotes
00:43:27.640 in history
00:43:27.980 the pilgrims
00:43:28.420 rarely even make it
00:43:29.300 into history books
00:43:29.980 at all
00:43:30.320 the Puritans
00:43:32.200 the bigger ones
00:43:32.860 and of course
00:43:33.260 some of the things
00:43:34.600 that took place
00:43:35.220 later on
00:43:35.940 second and third generation
00:43:36.940 the horrific things
00:43:37.900 that took place
00:43:38.500 are given most of the
00:43:40.500 let's say the print
00:43:41.760 in books today
00:43:42.960 but we want to say
00:43:44.040 look there were some
00:43:44.680 good things that happened
00:43:45.580 there are people
00:43:46.180 that were really
00:43:46.800 sacrificed
00:43:47.520 both sides
00:43:48.660 both native
00:43:49.300 and English
00:43:50.980 and we want to
00:43:52.060 accentuate those things
00:43:53.120 why not hand down
00:43:53.900 to our children
00:43:54.460 and our grandchildren
00:43:55.300 the good things
00:43:56.640 that did take place
00:43:57.560 and to say
00:43:58.440 look there's hope
00:43:59.140 for the future
00:43:59.640 we can learn
00:44:00.380 and we can get along
00:44:01.460 with people
00:44:01.880 we differ with
00:44:02.620 we don't have to be
00:44:03.960 calling each other's names
00:44:05.060 just because we
00:44:05.860 differ on something
00:44:07.060 we want to work for
00:44:07.960 not only
00:44:08.480 a great harmony
00:44:09.860 and unity
00:44:10.380 in the town of Plymouth
00:44:11.180 and that's happening
00:44:11.980 it's exciting to see
00:44:13.320 we're working with
00:44:14.560 Plymouth 400
00:44:15.340 we're working with
00:44:16.120 other organizations
00:44:17.100 I'm glad to hear this
00:44:17.800 and I'll tell you
00:44:18.660 it is a powerful time
00:44:21.020 and we're going to see
00:44:22.120 we're praying
00:44:23.000 we're going to see
00:44:23.760 some powerful things
00:44:24.680 and people are going to say
00:44:25.320 you know what
00:44:25.980 Americans can work together
00:44:27.800 you know what
00:44:28.580 people can do it
00:44:29.980 and just like those pilgrims
00:44:31.120 who everything went wrong
00:44:32.120 with them
00:44:32.600 that turned out right
00:44:33.940 why not get that kind of
00:44:35.040 an area
00:44:36.320 I know someone said to me
00:44:37.220 well gee
00:44:37.680 everything's all about
00:44:38.840 war and battles today
00:44:39.740 I said yes
00:44:40.140 and the pilgrims wrote this
00:44:41.020 we were armed with faith
00:44:42.500 and patience
00:44:43.480 against the grim
00:44:44.740 and grisly face
00:44:46.000 of poverty
00:44:46.960 well you know what
00:44:47.640 we can be armed that way again
00:44:49.400 and overcome these obstacles
00:44:50.820 and see great things
00:44:51.820 so I'm excited about
00:44:52.900 what's happening
00:44:53.440 and at the website
00:44:54.420 how do people go
00:44:56.060 how do people find out
00:44:57.200 they go right to our website
00:44:58.360 P-L-Y-M-R-O-C-K dot org 0.99
00:45:00.880 Plymrock dot org
00:45:02.620 and they're going to find
00:45:03.780 on their website
00:45:04.300 it's going to be populated
00:45:05.220 very soon
00:45:05.840 they're going to be able
00:45:06.320 to reserve tickets
00:45:07.200 to the various events
00:45:08.240 the tours
00:45:09.080 the seminars
00:45:09.760 and find out
00:45:11.360 what's going on
00:45:12.120 in Plymouth Massachusetts
00:45:13.060 after all
00:45:13.880 it's America's hometown
00:45:15.360 it's where self-government
00:45:16.580 was born
00:45:17.120 and it's where
00:45:18.240 that those feet
00:45:19.920 of those pilgrims
00:45:20.840 that tiny church
00:45:21.720 as a remnant
00:45:22.340 stepped on that rock
00:45:23.960 and the rest is history
00:45:25.460 so much
00:45:26.560 thank you so much
00:45:27.480 Paul
00:45:27.740 Paul Jaley
00:45:28.420 for the 400th anniversary
00:45:31.460 of the pilgrim landing
00:45:33.460 in Massachusetts
00:45:34.340 it's Plymrock dot org
00:45:36.560 to find out more
00:45:37.520 thanks Paul
00:45:38.240 the Blaze Radio Network
00:45:40.100 on demand
00:45:43.920 and
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