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00:00:00.000 welcome to the podcast it's myself stew along with mr glenn beck yeah there he is uh we talk

00:00:07.200 a lot about the whistleblower today do we really need to know this guy's name is it important

00:00:10.960 glenn thinks it is and and he outlines a really good case as to why we need to know

00:00:15.020 uh about what uh not only who this guy is but much more importantly who he was connected with

00:00:20.860 and what his identity uncovers in this giant ukraine scandal we also talked to a brand new

00:00:26.760 congressional candidate in utah running for a seat that's going to be really close uh burgess

00:00:32.180 owens who's a former of course nfl star um will also join us today and rabbi daniel lapin will be

00:00:39.420 with us as well uh we talk that about that and also quid pro quos we try to say it 6 000 times

00:00:46.920 on today's program let's see if we get there

00:00:49.040 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:01:00.300 this whistleblower

00:01:06.060 is al capone's accountant remember al capone wouldn't have gone to jail if it wasn't for

00:01:15.620 the meticulous accounting records that his accountant did there was it was all under code

00:01:20.480 and nobody wanted him to uh testify i well i should say the good guys wanted him to testify

00:01:28.520 the bad guys even the bad guys in the police did everything they could to make sure he never

00:01:35.160 testified al capone wanted him any place but on the witness stand because he was the only guy

00:01:42.440 that could crack open all of it now he didn't want to testify against al capone he knew what that

00:01:48.700 meant he's probably a dead man he didn't want to do it he wasn't necessarily on the side of the good

00:01:55.900 guys but they finally got him to court and he testified but al capone never would have put his

00:02:04.560 accountant forward right like they the democrats you know i mean they went to shift was involved in this

00:02:11.720 beforehand they highlighted this guy as the whistleblower and if he's the guy that unravels

00:02:18.180 all this why would they want to promote his profile why people do stupid really stupid things

00:02:26.160 congressional stupidity is a good argument and in back and in passion when you are so when your

00:02:32.360 only goal is destroy him destroy him destroy him at any cost destroy him when your passion is that high

00:02:39.500 you make stupid mistakes why would al capone keep a detailed accounting record of who he was bribing

00:02:47.140 how it was going money going here to there why would you keep that in paper i mean arrogance yeah but

00:02:55.280 i mean he's actually running a business right there's a reason so is the dnc yeah no i agree so

00:03:00.640 it was the dnc but like you could have easily instead of doing a whistleblower report to get

00:03:06.000 this whole thing kicked off you could have leaked it to the new york times and had them write an article

00:03:10.100 about this call and you would have had a ball rolling in that way then you all could have been

00:03:16.560 out publishing probably you know we need these transcripts and blah blah blah you could have done

00:03:20.040 all of that right yes but you needed somebody to lodge the complaint withstanding remember that's the

00:03:26.560 whole whistleblower thing you have to lodge it withstanding for a whistleblower complaint but i

00:03:31.760 mean to get an impeachment done you you could have started this with a media report easily and it could

00:03:36.940 have built but the whole idea the whole idea with the democrats has been get somebody on the inside

00:03:42.880 get somebody who's on the inside they're around him the whole time he's crazy he's dangerous

00:03:47.360 that was that was part of this there's there's this guy he's i mean he's a career diplomat he's been

00:03:54.360 around forever he's just a guy in the white house he was part of that phone call he heard it and he

00:03:59.540 was so upset about it and he's been hearing other people that were so upset well there weren't really

00:04:05.600 necessarily a lot of people that were really upset that were on the phone call you know he didn't even

00:04:10.700 say there was quid pro quo when he first wrote his account there was no mention of quid pro quo until

00:04:16.900 he met with adam schiff but let's let's let's back up for a second this guy i believe he is in danger

00:04:26.880 but i believe that the democrats have been saying this look he was the guy until five days after our

00:04:34.820 chalkboard now i'm not i'm not suggesting to you that it that definitely is what did it but i do

00:04:42.860 believe because i know everyone on capitol hill was talking about that chalkboard within the first

00:04:48.360 couple of days of that chalkboard being out okay they watched it as groups so that got out what do

00:04:55.760 they have this guy is center he was a missing piece that we didn't even know existed and if you'll

00:05:04.000 remember we did the chalkboard five days later they're like don't worry about this guy yeah this guy

00:05:09.080 might have political collection connection so don't even worry about this guy this guy we got another

00:05:14.040 guy okay remember that and they just tried to brush him off and bury him and i said on the air who cares

00:05:21.440 about another whistleblower we have the transcripts right but once you know the name of this guy and you

00:05:28.620 can do your homework and see where he was positioned he's the smoking gun he's the smoking gun he's the

00:05:37.160 guy in the center of all of this it even goes back to um before the the inauguration his attorney now

00:05:48.380 his attorney is the guy who um in 2017 inauguration um he starts talking about how trump has got to go

00:06:02.440 um as soon as uh in july of 2017 he says i predict cnn is going to play a key role in the real donald trump

00:06:13.940 um not finishing out his first term as president we'll get rid of him and and this country is strong

00:06:20.500 enough to survive him and even his supporters uh as one falls meaning as as one person leaves the white

00:06:28.380 house that is not on the side of donald trump as one falls two more will take their place

00:06:34.500 he promised that a coup would occur in many steps the coup has this is this is the the whistleblower's

00:06:44.620 attorney in uh 2017 the coup has started first of many steps rebellion impeachment will follow

00:06:53.840 ultimately a terrible attorney why would you be publicly tweeting these things well because

00:06:58.360 credibility later on because he said he tweeted this soon as the president took office he tweeted

00:07:05.060 that cia employees should come to his law firm to lawfully challenge the new president so he was

00:07:12.060 recruiting cia agents he's like uh the guy with the mesothelioma commercials yes yes do you have

00:07:19.580 mesothelioma would you like this would you like to impeach this president we can help okay so that's who

00:07:26.980 this guy is he's calling for cia agents to come into his office who want to help get this president

00:07:36.520 impeached that's at inauguration now the whistleblower happens to be a cia agent he happens to be the guy

00:07:47.560 who was at uh joe biden's side he's the guy who was in the oval office when barack obama was calling

00:07:55.620 in all of the investigators into washington from ukraine and having a very awkward meeting that even the

00:08:04.520 good guy prosecutors all said was really weird basically they called us into washington to see if

00:08:09.800 we could help them find dirt on donald trump he was the guy who was at the embassy helping chalupa

00:08:17.440 he's in the white house organizing things with chalupa this is the woman who was the one that

00:08:24.560 coordinated and did all of the trump uh investigation was the go-between it appears between um uh the

00:08:35.620 ukrainians and the uh fusion gps and it's also a fried flour tortilla wrapped around meat cheese sour

00:08:43.240 cream lettuce and tomatoes right so now so now this is just a this is just a coincidence that he was

00:08:51.480 you know that he was involved with all of these people it's a coincidence that his attorney is talking

00:08:58.400 about a coup and taking him out and plotting an impeachment it's also a coincidence that the day

00:09:06.520 after uh robert muller is it closes his case and says there's nothing here the guy comes out and says oh i

00:09:17.400 i've got a concern but doesn't say quid pro quo says i i have a concern about a phone call

00:09:24.220 really that's wow that's interesting and they immediately shift gears from muller to this guy

00:09:31.360 he goes to adam schiff and then all of a sudden he has an attorney guess who schiff sends him to

00:09:37.660 this guy he now has an attorney and he includes quid quid pro quo

00:09:44.840 that's real all of that is just a coincidence it's i mean i blow your mind here i don't think it is

00:09:54.200 yeah i mean i know it's weird it's almost as if they had a i mean is there a doubt at this point

00:10:01.600 that there are large amounts of people working not only for the left and democrats but also just in

00:10:07.660 the state department and other places in the government whose entire goal since donald trump

00:10:11.820 took president was to make him not president anymore i don't think there's a really a doubt

00:10:16.000 on that at all no right i mean like that's no clearly true and they you know they would probably

00:10:20.280 say well we did it for because of good reasons he was doing things that were erratic for the country

00:10:24.940 and bad for the country blah blah blah okay whatever you can believe that if you want however the guy

00:10:30.660 was elected president of the united states exactly he controls these things and if he controls these

00:10:35.300 things it's your job to either support them or resign um unless you believe something illegal is going

00:10:41.980 on which some of them say there was and they did this whistleblower thing all that is fine but

00:10:47.680 it's all inside of an obvious structure and movement within the government and within the democratic

00:10:55.440 party to get this guy removed from office the second he was elected and that is you know that is a that's

00:11:00.820 a it's an undercurrent that can't be ignored so this whistleblower it is it is critical that this

00:11:08.220 whistleblower makes it to an open witness stand and the cross-examination is prepared to ask him about all of the

00:11:19.600 things that he was doing in ukraine because he's the linchpin he's the go-between on all of these things on

00:11:29.360 fusion gps on the joe biden corruption on on all of it he is the accountant

00:11:36.220 now the press i've never seen anything like it and it felt weird at the time as soon as they started

00:11:46.160 talking about this whistleblower and they said well who is the whistleblower the minute that question

00:11:51.920 was asked you're going to get him killed you're going to get him killed wait we're just wondering

00:11:56.280 who he is you're going to get him killed you're going to get him killed you're going to get him

00:12:00.100 killed you're going to get him killed well now i know why this guy is more dangerous to the dnc

00:12:06.620 than than jeffrey epstein if this guy isn't protected not from the right but from the left

00:12:14.840 this guy is going to end up hanging himself with paper sheets while in custody this guy

00:12:22.820 is the buried body he knows all of it he's the tie between all of it he is the key to the massive

00:12:34.980 corruption of the dnc and i don't think anybody wants to get into that

00:12:39.580 now they're they're again saying that uh donald trump jr uh outed him and so donald trump jr is going to

00:12:50.080 get him killed believe me everyone on the right wants him to testify when you know his name and

00:12:58.920 you see the connections and you've watched our special on ukraine you know he's the most important

00:13:06.600 person to put on the stand you want him alive you want him to testify i want him under protection

00:13:14.920 of the republicans not the democrats because this guy knows where all the bodies are buried

00:13:23.640 and if this guy testifies you're going to be able to pull his testimony apart and you'll see what's

00:13:31.460 really going on and believe me believe me next wednesday a week from yesterday we're going to go

00:13:40.320 through what's really going on what really happened in ukraine we thought we knew oh no it's much worse

00:13:47.420 than that it's much worse than that this guy i'm telling you is in danger but he's in danger from

00:13:55.320 the left and everyone on the right needs to protect this guy everybody on the right needs to make it very

00:14:02.900 clear we want him to testify we want him alive and healthy and well rested because this guy must go on

00:14:13.860 the witness stand the best of the glenn beck program

00:14:19.080 hey it's glenn and you're listening to the glenn beck program if you like what you're hearing on this

00:14:29.920 show make sure you check out pat gray unleashed it's available wherever you download your favorite

00:14:35.580 podcasts pat has uh written a song uh and uh it's about the whistleblower because no one wants to talk

00:14:43.440 about the whistleblower uh you know ran paul is being pretty brave uh by continually saying you know

00:14:49.820 we need to know the whistleblower's name and then tweeting out articles with the guy's name in it

00:14:54.840 uh and he's fighting for the right to say the name in congress but it's just going to be an absolute

00:15:02.720 nightmare but i think yeah he's you don't want to say the name well you just don't want to say it you

00:15:08.000 don't no so you wrote a song about the about about the not wanting to say the name yeah and it's so it's

00:15:15.320 it's kind of mysterious where did it come from where did this it really came from a place of mystery

00:15:20.320 uh and then and then somebody walked into my studio this morning about 6 30 yeah and and said

00:15:26.980 to me uh pat and i thought at first i thought it was colonel sanders uh you know from kentucky fried

00:15:33.120 chicken yeah colonel sanders yeah yeah okay uh what how was it was he thinner than colonel

00:15:38.300 sanders no no oh good golly no no it's the same size no he's a little bit smell like chicken yes

00:15:45.060 yeah he did smell like chicken and he was larger than okay all right we got the larger part

00:15:49.240 but uh but much much much we we got it we got it but he sat down in my studio and he said i've

00:15:55.660 written a song i've given you the lyrics you just come up with the music and sing it and so it's like

00:16:01.080 a bernie top and yeah uh elton john sort of yes yeah yes all right so did the lyrics speak to you they

00:16:07.520 did they did speak to me all right and so okay so here i want to share it now okay this is the song

00:16:13.640 it's a little mysterious it's uh i guess kind of about sort of about the whistleblower sort of

00:16:19.600 about the whistleblower in a roundabout way yes eric charamella eric charamella eric charamella

00:16:28.980 charamella charamella charamella charamella eric eric charamella eric charamella eric

00:16:43.880 that is really wow pat that's catchy thank you so sample some so there's something that seemed

00:16:50.580 familiar about the actual music i don't know i think it's just i think it's the lyrics are so

00:16:54.860 catchy you just kind of feel like it's so familiar i feel like i've heard it a hundred times what do

00:16:58.500 you call that song i call it eric charamella really yeah really i don't know why yeah it just kind of

00:17:05.200 hit me i i you know when colonel sanders came to me and said hey we should we should do a song i thought

00:17:12.120 it should be called uh the whistleblower by another name oh okay yeah all right wow that's deep yeah

00:17:19.140 steep yeah it's a little more subtle yeah than the name i had for it so and your name for it

00:17:24.760 eric charamella okay wow that is uh that's weird that's weird uh okay so pat how do you how where

00:17:33.300 do you think this goes you know next week they're now going to actually have the open hearings in the

00:17:40.800 house and it's all going to be covered you know the which is weird why would you do this this close

00:17:47.840 to thanksgiving and christmas in two weeks in two weeks everybody unplugs yeah well including

00:17:54.820 congress right they're going to be going home pretty soon yeah they're going to be going home

00:17:58.660 for the holidays don't they always they leave for like a month although this is so this is so important

00:18:03.820 yeah we got to get this wrapped up i mean because there was extensive reporting in october that the

00:18:10.060 democrats were slow playing this intentionally because they wanted to drag it out and now all of a sudden

00:18:15.260 they're are they rushing through this i mean next week they're going to be doing these hearings

00:18:19.200 you're right i mean if it happens if if they're doing it remember um give me an example of this

00:18:25.720 uh george w bush he's president of the united states and they pushed through a ban on incandescent light

00:18:31.200 bulbs yep remember when this happened yeah yeah right right was a christmas eve i can't remember so

00:18:36.720 they were there voting on something um but like they do a lot of stuff like that where they'll throw it

00:18:42.040 in the holidays because they know well you're healthcare right yeah time yeah 20 right like

00:18:48.600 right before christmas before christmas yeah and nobody is around to watch it it's the tree fall

00:18:53.900 but if the tree falls in congress around christmas time did a tree actually fall i mean we barely want

00:18:59.600 to pay attention to these people on regular days yeah you know when it's it's christmas you're with

00:19:04.360 your family you're doing the family things you're vomiting after a party these are not times necessarily

00:19:09.880 you want to look at this you'd think the only reason why you want an impeachment here is to

00:19:17.400 draw a lot of eyeballs from americans who are saying oh my gosh the president got impeached

00:19:21.940 right you want this to be a big media event because we know he's not getting tossed out in the senate

00:19:26.000 unless may i yeah let me play devil's advocate and by saying devil's advocate i mean literally devil's

00:19:32.480 advocate advocating for satan in this particular case um madam speaker if i may the case against the

00:19:45.760 president a little thin a little thin um they're also going to be uh free to make accusations on the

00:19:55.120 other side which puts you and the dnc in uh real trouble now right now the poll numbers are okay

00:20:05.740 you've done damage they're good that you've done damage to the president if you're a democrat they're

00:20:10.640 they're pretty good right now right right now you so you've done your damage you've sent the signal

00:20:15.960 to your people may i suggest it's in your best interest to ram this through when no one's watching

00:20:22.840 and if the senate then says there's nothing here they'll vote for that and you can pick it up

00:20:31.000 after the first of the year and say we had a case we had a case you could say anything about that case

00:20:38.700 the media is not going to report the media is not going to correct you you can say whatever you want

00:20:44.640 they're going to say he was impeached but this this this senate that was in the bag for the president

00:20:50.060 wouldn't take it up that's why i really believe if they vote to impeach the senate needs to say

00:20:57.520 fine we'll pick it up after the first of the year and then the go with the trial go with it and make

00:21:05.000 sure that elizabeth warren and everybody else have to be there that campaign trail yeah that's a

00:21:10.280 requirement in case you don't know yep they can they we'd have elizabeth warren kamala harris

00:21:14.720 cory booker among others that would have all that have to be there they don't want that to happen

00:21:19.820 so make sure that they are seated in the senate for this impeachment off of the campaign trail that

00:21:27.800 would be great and get the best damn prosecutor uh to to do your defense i you gotta stop playing

00:21:36.240 defense you need offense so you get your team to ask and cross-examine all of these witnesses

00:21:43.700 because that whistleblower is connected to all the stuff that nobody wants you to uh nobody wants

00:21:51.480 revealed that's a plausible case it seemed it would be a reversal seemingly from their position just a

00:21:56.380 few weeks ago but it does seem like a plausible case uh it makes sense for them it doesn't help

00:22:02.060 the senators but i don't know maybe they dnc you know the house doesn't really care about that no

00:22:06.200 they're all they're doing is they want to be able to say to their base we did it we did it yeah we

00:22:10.400 impeached him but it's their fault they wouldn't try him and i'll say too these cases we if one

00:22:15.340 thing we've learned about all these trump investigations is the cases always look best

00:22:19.360 until you actually hear from the people right like the case you know uh james comey looked really

00:22:25.140 credible at one point and then all of a sudden he was out testifying everyone's like wait a minute

00:22:28.220 this guy doesn't connect with me at all he's he he's obviously got some agenda uh michael cohen

00:22:33.060 that was a huge deal right like everybody this is a guy who's the closest associate is is is

00:22:37.960 abandoning him goes out in front and testifies in front of cameras and everyone's like oh this

00:22:41.720 guy's a joke roger robert muller the investigation the investigation i mean if you watch the media

00:22:47.380 reporting i mean this was a open and shut case the entire time it was going on until we got the

00:22:52.360 investigation and people read it and were like oh that's it and i think like that has been a pattern

00:22:57.700 that's gone on over and over again the the taylor testimony with the texts and and and his opening

00:23:02.620 statement you know has some compelling parts to it if you believe the president did something wrong

00:23:07.520 i wonder though when he gets in front of the cameras again which is supposed to happen next

00:23:11.800 week how much of that falls apart does he look like this unimpeachable witness then and how bad

00:23:16.960 was muller when he testified and we testified it was a total disaster yeah he could barely he could

00:23:22.160 barely get through a sentence this one is amazing i will tell you though this is a death match this

00:23:27.160 this is truly a death match i think that um they're doing damage to the president uh and they're giving

00:23:35.580 him body blow after body blow after body blow quite honestly the gop is doing a horrendous job as always

00:23:43.720 horrendous job there's no friend to the president that is doing him any service right now uh and i

00:23:51.200 believe i mean i'm not standing up for the president i'm standing up for the truth

00:23:54.960 if this audience doesn't think that if trump was doing all these bad things and it was impeachable

00:24:03.800 if you think i wouldn't be making the case that he should be impeached you're wrong

00:24:07.720 i would absolutely do that and my my track record is very clear i'm not defending him because i'm a

00:24:15.400 trump supporter i'm defending him because he's being wronged he's being wronged this is wrong it's

00:24:21.900 almost to the point where he should demand a trial in the senate i would he should i would he should

00:24:26.400 demand it and let's see what you have yep make that case go make the case against go i want this to

00:24:33.340 be an open trial and i'm gonna have i'm gonna have i've got so much information you know stew came

00:24:40.760 in and he didn't see the special last week and he said you know rudy giuliani blah blah blah and i

00:24:46.060 agree remember i used to say i kind of want rudy giuliani uh as president but if you're in the room

00:24:53.940 with rudy giuliani this is like 15 years ago yeah but if you're in the room with rudy giuliani

00:24:58.820 and the guy who is pissing him off all the time is suddenly not at the white house don't ask him

00:25:05.700 hey what happened to bob because he might be in the rose garden okay underground right so i know who

00:25:15.020 rudy giuliani is i know who rudy giuliani is but if you look at what the accusations are on rudy giuliani

00:25:23.860 yes he looks like he was um representing some bad guys well he was also representing some people at

00:25:32.980 the request of hunter biden who were bad guys in another country in another country that was kind

00:25:38.480 of his uh post uh mayor what he that's what he did what he does he went out and he took a bunch of

00:25:43.280 money to defend a bunch of people and i don't necessarily lawyer yeah i don't like that but he

00:25:48.180 got lots of money to defend people that necessarily but he's a lawyer yeah he's trying to defend the bad

00:25:54.520 guys as well as good right yeah but he did become kind of like a mob lawyer but again again it's rudy

00:26:00.600 giuliani how do you think he cleaned up new york okay with disney but when you but when you look at

00:26:08.340 what they're actually saying he was up front and open about all of it he said a lot of it on television

00:26:12.960 yeah he was like hey i'm going over and meeting with these guys hey i just met with them they said

00:26:17.340 some bad things hey i've got all this paperwork i'm delivering it to the state department hey they

00:26:23.540 haven't done anything i'm going to go back and start looking for some more stuff because they

00:26:27.200 don't seem to there's not if he's a crook he's a really bad crook and the one thing i don't believe

00:26:33.440 of rudy giuliani is that he's inept at his crookery what a nice compliment that's so nice

00:26:41.480 thank you very much thank you this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:26:48.180 hey it's glenn and if you like what you hear on the program you should check out pat gray

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00:27:20.520 know we need to clean up washington and we've been down this road a million times uh who are going to

00:27:25.320 send to washington that can actually have a backbone and actually do the right thing and who's willing

00:27:31.100 to stand now i am never going to endorse anyone ever again and mainly because if i endorse someone

00:27:41.180 they lose um but i will tell you uh this is a friend of mine he's been on the show several times

00:27:48.380 he's an nfl super bowl champion uh he is also the author of a great book called liberalism or how

00:27:56.540 uh or how to turn good men into whiners weenies and wimps uh where he exposes the roots of the

00:28:04.660 naacp and everything else his name is burgess owens he announced yesterday that he is running for

00:28:11.240 congress hello burgess how are you glenn how you doing my friend good talking with you and uh i'm all in

00:28:17.980 no not endorse my buddy no no no no no run run i'm not endorsing anybody it's the kiss of death

00:28:24.880 yeah yeah well listen i appreciate i appreciate this opportunity to talk to your audience and

00:28:30.620 and i'm so excited about the opportunity uh to just to cover our country and and come back to our basic

00:28:36.240 uh uh fundamental uh things that has allowed us to be the great nation we are so this is a good

00:28:41.880 chance to get started with that for sure this is the first time uh you know we had dinner together

00:28:45.780 at a fundraiser um this last saturday and uh i didn't even have to ask you how your soul was

00:28:52.840 um you're the first guy i think that i've i've ever thought no i know his soul i know you're you are

00:28:59.740 possibly um i don't know what it is with mike lee but he hasn't lost his soul and he's able to stand

00:29:08.140 and i i sense the same thing in you that you're you know exactly what you're walking into

00:29:14.600 so why are you walking into it it is uh it's interesting because i'm one of those guys who

00:29:21.260 never ever consider myself to uh to look at the political arenas as something that's a solution for

00:29:26.360 me or something i want to be involved with but you know i've been as you know i've had a passion for

00:29:31.540 our kids and ever since i left nfl i've always known that uh to get our country back we need to get

00:29:36.400 our kids back i thought about this back in 83 when i retired as it's just being a a black community

00:29:41.380 thing i now know it's it's not a black community thing it's it's an all all community thing that

00:29:45.800 our kids are at risk and about four months ago i had an epiphany that even though i'm doing things

00:29:50.200 here in and in utah for at-risk kids coming out of the juvenile system that uh it doesn't matter

00:29:55.580 it really if we don't get back uh our country from the leftist uh we will allow the leftist to do

00:30:02.000 for the rest of our country what it's done for my community and what they've done my community

00:30:05.920 again is it's travesty i think the fact is the biggest part of that is most people have no idea

00:30:11.440 how successful we were when we were uh embracing the american way the american culture and i call it

00:30:17.520 head heart hand and home we we're educating ourselves we were believing in god in a big way

00:30:23.320 70 of our black men were committed to marriage we were industrious leading our country in terms of

00:30:28.860 the growth of middle class because we had more entrepreneurs than every four 40 percent of us

00:30:32.980 entrepreneurs and we believe in family units that was our our foundation that was our core

00:30:38.780 and the leftists came in through the nwhcp and other black elitists and destroyed it so we cannot

00:30:44.640 allow that to happen our country this we're at a point where so much is at risk so much is needed

00:30:50.640 and we need to as we people come together once again like we always have done wake up recognize

00:30:55.660 we're under attack and let's fight these guys when our country backs our kids have a hopeful

00:31:00.520 and encouraging future in which we can look at each other from inside out not outside in

00:31:05.580 so burgess you're a you're a business guy i mean you were a football player and then you went into

00:31:10.360 i mean maybe this is why i think you might make it is because you uh you're not about politics i mean

00:31:18.560 i can't even imagine you in that group because it's just not you

00:31:23.400 well i mean that as a compliment by the way thank you so much well i think uh when it comes down to

00:31:31.380 it um you know our country was was built on people who who wanted to give service we looked at uh an

00:31:38.240 opportunity to go out and serve serve our fellow men put in place policies that we can live with and

00:31:43.500 come back and be part of that of that process we then live with what what we uh uh results of what

00:31:49.260 we put in place we need to get back to that the biggest problem we're having today is what i'll

00:31:54.260 call elitist and it's it's it's it's something that happens when people uh uh kind of becoming engaged

00:32:00.080 they're no longer a part of that middle class that understanding of what makes the middle class

00:32:04.380 go what it is and they they kind of see themselves in a different sphere again we've had that problem in

00:32:09.460 my community for for for way too long we have people who live the american dream uh they have power

00:32:15.160 they have money they they have protection they have everything they need but they cannot relate

00:32:19.860 to those who's trying to follow them they pull the bridge up because of the marxist and social

00:32:24.460 ideology they have embraced the anti-god and ideology they have embraced so i i think i represent and i

00:32:30.700 hope i represent particular values of utah uh we believe in our kids we believe in our god uh we

00:32:36.920 believe in our country and and we particularly believe in respect starting off respecting of god and

00:32:42.020 respect about women uh womanhood we we do that back again like like like what i was taught when i

00:32:47.060 was going up i tell you this this would be such a a great place for those who right now don't feel

00:32:51.480 that uh that that this is a place of hope we can give them once again understanding what america

00:32:56.020 is all about okay so you're going after a democrat this is usually this is utah's fourth congressional

00:33:01.820 district it's usually republican isn't it it is it is usually republican um uh this is the seat that

00:33:09.400 mila i've lost uh a couple years ago uh and and the the person that i'm running against i hear is a nice guy

00:33:16.020 but the problem is this he's he's supporting and he's part of a party that's not really been nice to my

00:33:21.200 my race uh and this is what i'm hoping people can understand it's not about personality it's not about

00:33:27.620 party it's about policies if you have a policy of a party that puts in policies that allows 75 percent

00:33:34.740 of the black boys in the state of california cannot pass reading and writing tests where over

00:33:39.500 the obama years 83 percent of black boy teen males across the country could not find jobs

00:33:44.140 and become super kind of unemployable we have uh an abortion industry that's targeting our kids

00:33:49.240 20 million of our black babies have been killed since 1973 and it's been because 70 80 percent of

00:33:56.300 those abortion students are put into my community those are the kind of things we need to look at it

00:34:00.120 about the about it is by the party that that it is against everything i just talked about they're

00:34:05.860 against education they're against against industry they're against god and against the family unit

00:34:10.600 so it's really not about a people thing it's not about me against the the particularly incumbent right

00:34:16.420 now it's the party that i believe we as a people need to recognize it's nothing good for for my race

00:34:22.820 and for those who have a heart if it's not good for my race it's not good for america

00:34:26.860 burgess owens uh burgess owens uh is uh running uh do you have do you have a website that people can

00:34:34.900 go to or yes yes i do burgess for utah the number four and before again of those tenants head heart

00:34:43.040 hands at home and glenn i believe that this is an opportunity for americans to unite finally we've

00:34:48.520 never been more divided than we are today we have good people in democratic parties good people

00:34:53.040 independents and republicans we have to those who love america let's focus on head heart hands at

00:34:58.880 home education god family and industry those of us who believe in that will come together coalesce

00:35:06.320 come and then not allow the other side the leftist to divide us this is a chance for unity guys and i

00:35:11.480 think we can do this because we the people have have been been the very best at focusing on what

00:35:16.560 american culture is all about thank you burgess i appreciate it god bless thank you guys i appreciate

00:35:21.320 it you bet okay uh burgess for utah um again not endorsing yeah i mean i like the guy a lot it's a lot to

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00:36:15.020 lapin in 20 minutes than most people will be able to teach you in in in a lifetime welcome well now

00:36:20.420 you've set me up to go nowhere but down i know go ahead go ahead live up to that standard

00:36:26.740 how are you rabbi couldn't be better thank you glenn wonderful to be with you uh so i want to i want

00:36:31.800 to ask you there was a there was somebody who just lost their job at fox a couple of weeks ago because

00:36:35.920 they said you know i don't understand the the god they the the democrats and he didn't mean all

00:36:42.000 democrats but the left they'll they'll say they believe in god he said but i don't recognize their

00:36:47.680 god he said i think it's more like uh bail uh i wrote a book about the the eye of moloch

00:36:55.420 i think he's right i think he's right but he lost his job for that um what does that what for

00:37:03.100 people who don't know what he was talking about who is that god well first of all i mean the question

00:37:09.460 is whether that is really uh who the left worships and i i think it just may be um overly technical in the

00:37:19.220 sense that um and if i if i can disagree with you slightly i'm not sure history is repeating itself

00:37:25.300 i think we are now in a period unprecedented in american history in this epoch we've never seen anything

00:37:33.120 like this before because uh what we have now is a huge divide between the left and everybody else

00:37:43.300 and the left today has become an almost unmanageable collection of creeps and crooks and clowns and

00:37:52.000 cranks i mean just look at what makes the left up today um essentially it's you might think of the

00:37:59.600 left as the urban atheists of america that's that's essentially uh the unifying creed i think that's a

00:38:06.520 slam on atheists i really do i know some atheists they're not like that i mean some atheists are but

00:38:12.960 some you know and and some are not now we may be thinking of of a mutual friend with whom i was

00:38:18.800 once together with with you on this on this very show right uh who he most decided he isn't and and

00:38:24.600 you're right i i have to take it back with regard to people like him and many others but um but there

00:38:30.980 is a sense of of worship on the left and the only question is what are they worshiping now we could

00:38:36.920 say they're worshiping baal uh as as you said and we could also say that the divide is between those

00:38:43.760 who worship the big g of god and the little g of government yeah there is a huge worship now is the

00:38:50.660 left a religion is it a belief system or is it just a political credo and i would have to say it's a

00:38:56.400 belief system yeah i think it's a religion and one you know what distinguishes a religion from a

00:39:01.960 tennis club for instance you know i mean right uh you know the scientologists have a everybody wants

00:39:09.100 to call their their lives a religion uh many people don't but what it is that um that distinguishes

00:39:16.020 a religion from you know a model railroad society if you like is that a religion has to tackle and

00:39:23.180 answer the three basic questions the fundamental questions and um you know if you've got an inquisitive

00:39:30.160 kid sitting next to you on an airplane the kid asks the the three fundamental questions where you

00:39:35.120 from where you're going and what do you do so uh where are we from how did human beings capable of

00:39:43.360 moving from being land-bound creatures in 1902 uh to 2019 where we've got more than 10 000 airplanes in

00:39:54.980 the air at any given moment like we are anybody who remains an atheist in contemplating the fact

00:40:02.520 that it's not otters or beavers or camels or cows or kangaroos that have achieved this it's something

00:40:09.180 touched by the finger of god a creature called human beings made this leap into the air we're

00:40:14.440 extraordinary creatures but how did we get to this planet and as far as we know at the moment uniquely in

00:40:20.600 this vast empty universe we got to answer the question of how we got here and um and i answer

00:40:26.680 that that a uh a god created us in his image and put us here my answer is quick brief and simple

00:40:32.860 a non-provable by the way uh the religion of secular fundamentalism which is i think a better term

00:40:40.720 than a you're right i i withdraw atheists secular fundamentalism is the official state religion of

00:40:48.340 america but why are they a religion because they answer that question they say by a lengthy process

00:40:54.960 of unaided materialistic evolution primitive protoplasm turned into bookkeepers and ballerinas

00:41:02.560 that's what happened now that's not provable either but it's a belief you also have to answer the second

00:41:09.560 question isn't it a isn't a sign of a religion when the belief goes from a theory

00:41:17.780 to a defended at all cost belief and that's what it is because otherwise there's no way to explain

00:41:24.340 why a group of gray-haired old ladies on the upper east side of new york have to file a lawsuit against

00:41:30.840 a louisiana parish for teaching creationism what they are doing is just what the muslims did when

00:41:37.140 they invaded the iberian peninsula in the seventh century basically demolished the catholic churches and

00:41:43.180 turn them into mosques you cannot withstand heresy if you are a devoted believer in your faith and

00:41:50.080 right there in front of you right in your face somebody is committing heresy you kill them and so

00:41:56.520 what is the connection between a group of ladies on the up east side of new york and a louisiana parish

00:42:02.200 louisiana parish has the audacity to violate their belief system that we are here through a process of

00:42:09.220 lengthy unaided materialistic evolution by daring to teach creationism well of course that's outrageous

00:42:15.960 and so we've got these two uh this clash between two cultures in america we are no longer one nation

00:42:22.680 under god we are two nations occupying the same piece of real estate and in this sense history repeats

00:42:29.640 itself because in the middle of the 19th century we also found ourselves two nations occupying the same

00:42:37.440 piece of real estate that time we had to solve it by bullets and i hope this time we can solve it by

00:42:42.640 ballots and that was why the religion of secular fundamentalism hates donald trump so much okay so

00:42:48.880 let me go back to uh bale or or moloch same god in the old testament moloch bale same interchangeable

00:42:56.820 no no not interchangeable but close okay yeah fellow travelers yeah okay so um the reason why i say

00:43:04.260 that they that they that i think this guy from fox was was actually on to something is not that they

00:43:10.040 knowingly are worshiping but we are unknowingly doing all of the same things their worshipers did

00:43:19.420 sure well can you go into that yes certainly one of the um one of the outstanding characteristics

00:43:25.880 of both moloch and bale and you've you've spoken about this many times i've heard you

00:43:30.200 um is that they used to sacrifice their kids now you got a little bit of this as well as well um among

00:43:37.660 the um egyptians during the pharaoh time and uh but in in in practice this worship means

00:43:46.420 that you have to you sacrifice your children as a way of expressing your fealty to this well

00:43:53.520 how you do it and the reasons you do it are probably not that important but we do it here in other words

00:43:59.500 right now in america there are two cultures and you can find some of the nicer small towns in america

00:44:06.540 which are basically governed and shaped by those who worship the big g of god and then you've got

00:44:13.280 cities like new york and detroit and baltimore newark and many many other cities today on the west coast

00:44:18.480 california particularly that are run by those who worship something else entirely now where are the lives of

00:44:25.800 young males sacrificed it's clear where in the cities that are run by secular fundamentalism

00:44:35.840 young men in disproportionate numbers end up in the criminal justice system and in jail their lives are

00:44:43.100 sacrificed completely and that is an exact fulfillment in other words what we do is so important that we

00:44:51.860 don't care if it costs the lives of our sons and that is what the culture is saying we are so devoted

00:44:59.060 to a lifestyle with absolutely no divine restraints because after all i mean what has held western

00:45:07.840 civilization together for centuries is really the the essential rituals and restraints and rules of

00:45:17.040 religion we want to toss all of that out none of that holds we want to do whatever we choose to

00:45:24.920 sexually and we want to do whatever we choose to financially which usually means uh taking it away

00:45:31.420 from uh those who have created it and bestowing it upon those who are living multi-generational

00:45:38.700 dysfunctionality so uh as long as we can do the things we want to do the fact that our sons end up

00:45:46.860 dead and in jail that's just a fair price to pay if you a believer in ball or secular fundamentalism

00:45:55.200 that's a deal with the devil you absolutely make and you can see i mean just look at america you're

00:46:00.220 also sacrificing your newborns which they did absolutely you you to be a follower you had to

00:46:07.000 have you know orgies and sex get pregnant and then you would return and sacrifice your newborn

00:46:12.980 on the altar and and celebrate literally celebrate the death of that child and that's what we're seeing

00:46:20.240 with with people who are are touting planned parenthood if you think about it it's it's the most unbelievably

00:46:26.220 selfish lifestyle what you're saying is i want to do whatever i don't well choose to and if the next

00:46:31.520 generation has to pay for it with their lives hey so be it you said once we were talking about um

00:46:38.320 occupy wall street and i don't know if you remember this i do um but you were talking about uh excrement

00:46:44.740 and how that is yes it is actually part of of all of this yeah and you see it now it's i mean it's

00:46:53.720 it's in the big progressive cities it's everywhere on the streets and that's like that i i never grew

00:47:00.260 up with ever hearing about stuff like that so i'll tell you when it used to happen you didn't hear about

00:47:06.380 it much but when you were growing up what you used to come across and and again we didn't in our day-to-day

00:47:11.580 lives we didn't but i know you have friends in law enforcement as i do and i remember going back to

00:47:17.140 to los angeles in the um in the 80s uh they would tell me what the scene of a break-in sometimes

00:47:26.000 looked like when they would come to a place that had been robbed usually on the west side of los

00:47:31.720 angeles brentwood santa monica beverly hills beverly wood uh in in those uh upscale areas when those

00:47:40.060 houses were broken into they almost invariably discovered that those who broke in had left a

00:47:48.240 fecal business card behind usually on the living room carpet that's what they did because in primitive

00:47:56.740 societies right and all societies that are stripped of faith in the god of abram isaac and jacob

00:48:04.900 eventually devolve into primitivism and we see that by the way today also with piercings

00:48:11.120 body piercings going on very indistinguishable from the cannibals of new guinea of a hundred years ago

00:48:17.460 uh body piercings is an expression of primitivism and tribalism and when you strip away uh biblical

00:48:26.060 judeo-christian values then automatically we devolve down into that and so uh these people were

00:48:33.360 expressing their contempt for the homes into which they had illegally invaded by depositing this we'll

00:48:41.080 also find that in low grade street language one of the worst invectives you can hurl at somebody

00:48:48.440 also has to do with that part of the anatomy so this is very primitive this is very basic um this is

00:48:55.940 basically toddlers who are 30 and 40 years old still acting like toddlers all is central to that

00:49:04.600 all right uh we're back with uh rabbi daniel lapin the blaze radio network

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