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00:00:00.000 hello america it's uh glenn and stew and we're here to tell you about today's podcast good one

00:00:04.640 start with shooting in new zealand uh and you know who's to blame donald trump of course oh

00:00:11.760 who else can you blame for any problem in america right so we kind of get into that also uh you

00:00:18.240 know beto bob frank o'rourke as we like to call him here uh he we find out that uh he might be a

00:00:25.980 little nuts and reuters actually held the story back when he was running for against uh ted cruz

00:00:34.180 but now that it's a field where socialists can't agree oh my gosh look what look who found some

00:00:41.180 new things about beto o'rourke on the new zealand gun murders uh we'll talk about that uh the rates

00:00:48.400 the differences as to what's really happening with guns and joe lieberman joins us i i asked him um

00:00:54.880 what is it going to take for democrats to wake up to see this is a dangerous dangerous thing that's

00:01:01.780 going on in the democratic party and we'll talk a little bit about tony robbins and uh my meeting

00:01:08.040 uh tony robbins this weekend and attending one of his seminars in los angeles all coming up on today's

00:01:14.600 podcast you're listening to the best of the blend back program

00:01:26.440 so i was with uh tony robbins uh this weekend in los angeles i i um went to one of his um events

00:01:41.780 and uh i turned off my cell phone i turned everything off only checked it uh once and that

00:01:52.880 was on uh thursday night and i checked it because people were talking about the uh shooting in new

00:02:01.320 zealand i want to show you play some audio here because things have progressed over the weekend on

00:02:09.020 this uh let me play the audio of care director blaming trump for new zealand shooting mr trump

00:02:17.500 your words matter your policies matter they impact the lives of innocent people at home and globally

00:02:26.460 and you should condemn this not only as a hit crime but as a white supremacist terrorist attack

00:02:35.540 and you need to assure all of us muslims blacks jews immigrants that we are protected and you will

00:02:44.400 not tolerate any physical violence against us because we are immigrants or we are minorities this

00:02:51.680 is unbelievable okay stop i've had enough propaganda remember this is what care is the care was started

00:02:59.840 by the palestinian committee which was funded and started by the muslim brotherhood they started two

00:03:07.900 organizations they started care i mean sorry they started um hamas and then the muslim brotherhood

00:03:14.920 needed another arm outside of their of the middle east and so in america they started the palestinian

00:03:23.440 committee the palestinian committee had three uh founding members of their propaganda arm the

00:03:31.660 propaganda arm it was started by that guy you just heard he's one of the guys that was on the committee

00:03:38.400 that started the propaganda arm here in the united states for the muslim brotherhood called care

00:03:44.660 that's who they are and that's the way they should be introduced every time the propaganda arm of the

00:03:52.640 muslim brotherhood now i don't necessarily agree disagree with anything that he said about condemning

00:03:59.500 this violence that no immigrant nobody nobody should be under this threat no one should be however for

00:04:07.780 him to for him to say that it is donald trump's fault is ridiculous absolutely ridiculous donald trump 0.53

00:04:17.920 is responsible for this when when was air force one down in new zealand did he make a state visit to

00:04:25.780 new zealand because i don't remember that anything anybody new zealand saw came from the mainstream media

00:04:31.960 came from our media and then the media in new zealand picking it up so if you really want to have

00:04:40.760 direct blame i think it would be from the media and what the media is saying although that too is

00:04:48.340 ridiculous the guy who's responsible is the guy who walked into the mosque period period it's a bizarre

00:04:59.260 sign of how we worship the president as a as a position in this country that we need him to come out and

00:05:05.900 every time there's a crime for him to say well this type of violence is unacceptable we have a

00:05:11.260 constitution that says that we have laws that say that we all know that you cannot go into a church

00:05:15.700 there's no one there's no way to justify it there's no one who thinks it's okay you do not need the

00:05:21.480 president to come out every time and tweet to you his disdain for a particular attack just like when

00:05:28.520 christians are being slaughtered in the middle east that the media did not step up and cover at all 1.00

00:05:32.880 when that was going on we all know that this is this is uh these are terrible terrible things

00:05:38.140 the idea that the story today is whether the president tweeted about it or not is it's disgraceful

00:05:45.260 it's it it takes a really serious incident with really serious problems and and and you know

00:05:50.100 degrades it to nonsense i will give you i will i will take um a a slight difference how dare you

00:05:58.920 how dare you you agree when i say things glenn there are times there are times that uh it does

00:06:07.280 matter if you come out and say something for instance if you are proposing legislation uh to kill

00:06:14.600 infants and commit infanticide it is important that you come out and say i am against this however the

00:06:23.240 president has said i'm against this we're all against this inexplicably there are two sides to

00:06:29.880 that one where half of the country one major party is saying yeah we should be able to do that

00:06:34.720 so taking a stand on that one's pretty clear there's no there's no party that i know of outside of

00:06:39.600 legitimately white supremacists which we saw in charlottesville it was like the super bowl for white 0.70

00:06:44.460 supremacists and like a hundred people showed up so i mean this is a look one person can do a lot of

00:06:50.120 damage and so as we've said a million times this sort of nonsense is should go away and it's it's

00:06:56.320 despicable but uh you know there's not a there's not a huge white supremacist movement in the united

00:07:01.540 states uh nor is there one in new zealand no there's no one in new zealand there's not one in

00:07:05.500 new zealand you know and there's so the idea that that needs to be the story today i think is

00:07:10.680 is the it just it's a sign that every single story has to come back to donald trump to punish us for

00:07:17.520 some ill we did thousands of years ago or something every single story has to be about

00:07:22.040 donald trump is there anything that we can talk about i can't even watch football anymore without

00:07:26.760 them bringing up donald trump he's just he's the president it's supposed to be a role it's not even

00:07:32.380 it's not even co-equal branches of government congress is superior to the president in our system

00:07:37.180 we can't yet all we do is focus on the president and what he's tweeted in the last 24 hours i mean

00:07:43.360 all the coverage this morning was about because he's tweeting about some show on fox why the hell

00:07:50.160 are you covering him tweeting about the fox lineup who cares what he's saying about the fox lineup

00:07:56.860 they act as if like well he must step up and and talk about the important things what are you doing

00:08:03.340 you're making decisions on your programming based on what one man is tweeting every day the worst title

00:08:11.540 of any news show in modern history has to be cnn's new day because it's always the same day

00:08:18.000 the same day every day every story's the same no matter what's happening it's the same day all days

00:08:25.920 are the same day there are no new days on cnn all right let me go to the prime minister of new zealand

00:08:32.960 this will make you very very grateful you have a second amendment listen to this while work is being

00:08:38.360 done as to the chain of events that led to both the holding of this gun license and the possession

00:08:44.320 of these weapons i can tell you one thing right now our gun laws will change now listen to this there

00:08:52.120 have been attempts to change our laws in 2005 2012 and after an inquiry in 2017 got it stop they have

00:09:03.120 tried to change the gun laws over and over again but the people won't do it the people won't do it

00:09:11.000 so now that everybody's ramped up and angry the government can just step in and say we're going

00:09:18.220 to change the laws that's the worst thing i've ever heard that's absolutely the worst thing i've ever

00:09:25.740 heard that's an that's an amazing admission right they're they're admitting what we're looking for

00:09:30.660 is to we're looking to take people who are emotional about a terrible incident and exploit

00:09:36.380 that emotion to have them to make them do things they when soberly thinking about the issue didn't

00:09:41.600 want to do we didn't want they didn't want to do this before when there wasn't a terrible tragedy

00:09:46.640 but maybe if we try to take advantage of their emotion they'll do it this time you know it's

00:09:50.760 an admitted strategy what's amazing to me is where where does racism come from really when when

00:09:59.900 this shooting where did it come from it came from irrational thought emotional irrational thought

00:10:08.420 it came from i'm losing my country and we're losing our way and nobody's doing anything i gotta grab i gotta

00:10:14.540 go kill everybody that's where that comes from and what is the media and the politicians what are they

00:10:21.360 encouraging irrational thought who is talking about rational thinking nobody nobody is nobody is this

00:10:32.100 is the result of not being rational this is the this is the the result of of doing everything your

00:10:39.440 mother and father told you not to do calm down calm down calm down you know i have a i have a

00:10:46.020 completely new understanding for the english in world war ii i've always thought it was i always

00:10:52.400 thought it was kind of a oh let me drink my tea with my pinky in my hand and and uh and and and maybe

00:10:58.880 we can have some crumpets as well uh uh let's uh let's have some biscuits um whenever i saw the world

00:11:06.260 war ii poster that says stay calm and carry on i've always i don't know just stay calm the nazis are

00:11:15.700 coming they're they're blowing you up stay calm and carry on yeah yeah that's be rational don't don't

00:11:27.420 think of the giant evil the literal evil that is right across the water and they're coming for you

00:11:35.480 they're coming to destroy you their poster was keep calm carry on that's the best advice i've ever

00:11:46.100 heard and it didn't really occur to me until last week when everybody is freaking out about everything

00:11:52.940 and i thought to myself everybody just needs to keep calm oh my gosh you're the poster guy i'm the poster

00:12:00.880 guy stay calm everybody yeah because you can't make any good decisions you never make them in that

00:12:07.580 in that position i mean we all know you don't go grocery shopping when you're hungry we know that

00:12:13.100 much but we're going to make gun laws for a nation well you don't i mean i don't i mean i i know not

00:12:18.720 i mean my diet of oreo cookies right it would radically change if i listen to your stupid advice

00:12:25.000 like listening to this podcast if you're not a subscriber become one now on itunes

00:12:40.160 but while you're there do us a favor and rate the show i don't know if you guys saw this let me read

00:12:46.000 uh what beto said you know that he he had to apologize for his insensitive joke about his wife

00:12:51.880 which i was not in the least insensitive i know i didn't think so either i i don't even know that

00:12:58.460 was strange okay here's one here's an article that he wrote uh how the world would work without money

00:13:06.060 after changing the system including the government o'rourke foresaw the end of starvation and class

00:13:13.120 distinctions quote to achieve a moneyless society or have a society where money is heavily de-emphasized

00:13:21.420 a lot of things are going to have to change including the government as we know it this is

00:13:26.720 where the anti-money group and the disciples of anarchy meet o'rourke wrote under a pseudonym i fear

00:13:33.800 we will always have a system of government one way or another so we will have to use other means other

00:13:39.640 than totally toppling the government i don't think the masses would support such a radical move at this

00:13:45.260 time yeah darn yeah the things you worry about as a teenager right and how old was he then was that

00:13:52.720 the 15 year old beto uh no this was uh that was something else that he wrote this is he's still a

00:14:00.640 teen but it doesn't give the age uh let me see if i can find the actual uh article uh does not give a

00:14:09.780 date yeah 19 1987 so it's in that okay the cult the cult publication that he wrote for under a

00:14:18.980 student pseudonym and again it's just it's more than anything it's it's weird right it's a little

00:14:23.420 weird i don't think it means he can't be president because he wrote strange things in 1987 i don't

00:14:27.960 know you know the the whole killing children that's weird weird yeah i mean beto bundy doesn't

00:14:33.820 need to be president of the united states i'm not voting for beto bundy i don't know about other

00:14:40.360 people but i'm uh i'm averse to that it does sort of uh there's a symbiotic relationship between the

00:14:46.280 new abortion policy of the democratic party and and these writings however yeah they're they seem to

00:14:52.420 be embracing death an awful lot they just kind of like death a lot it's like a death cult now yeah

00:14:58.580 they love it is it is by the way we have joe lieberman on in an hour from now oh uh i'm anxious

00:15:04.240 to hear uh i'm guessing joe's not part of the death cult no no i don't think so yeah i i'm anxious to

00:15:10.640 hear his view on what is it going to take for you know the democrats like him if there are any and i

00:15:17.620 don't mean the ones in washington i mean the ones that live in our neighborhoods get them to wake up

00:15:23.220 and go wow this has changed a lot this is not the democratic party that we knew this is oh this is

00:15:30.460 a dangerous cult i don't you know i know bill clinton's not spoken out about this but the way

00:15:38.100 he governed he shouldn't be able to even recognize people in the party now because no he wasn't he

00:15:44.840 wasn't this extreme i mean we've come a long way since 2008 you'd agree i think yeah we've come a long

00:15:51.500 way since 2016 right now i know i mean but consider again that joe lieberman spoke at the republican

00:15:59.860 national convention in 2008 i mean he was the democratic party nominee for vice president in

00:16:06.560 2000 like it went that far the guy went from the standard bearer basically of the party to uh speaking

00:16:14.760 and almost becoming the vice presidential candidate for the other party eight years later and it's gone

00:16:18.880 much further he was ahead of his time he was really ahead of his time when he he saw the extremism

00:16:25.640 starting to take root and he knew i mean i don't think he has any love for the republicans i mean i

00:16:32.220 don't think joe has a bad bone in his body so i doubt he you know he hates anybody um but he doesn't

00:16:38.160 necessarily have any love for the republicans i think he i think he just has recognized way early

00:16:44.820 before any of us really how dangerous this was becoming and now it's i mean i can't think of

00:16:50.560 another name other than a cult you know a cult a cult doesn't let you out a cult i mean think about

00:16:59.080 what what do they say this the uh scientologist thing they get information on you and then they

00:17:06.200 hold your feet to the fire and if you want to leave they're not letting you leave they're not letting

00:17:11.820 you leave they'll destroy you before they let you leave you come out you try to say something

00:17:16.620 against them they destroy you it's it's a cult that's what this is the democratic party has become

00:17:24.040 a death cult and they will destroy look at look at look at what they're doing they destroy it's like

00:17:31.420 you get up in the morning who are we going to destroy today and we're just following along

00:17:37.920 and they mean it i mean when van jones is not uh comfortable or welcome okay he spoke at cpac now

00:17:51.420 he got all kinds of trouble for it and you know that's well that's a whole another issue he got a

00:17:57.800 whole bunch of trouble for speaking at cpac from the right and i think rightfully so however

00:18:03.560 he's he's he's reaching out going uh i don't really have a home here i don't have a home i don't

00:18:12.020 have a home in the democratic party i don't have a home here the guy was a communist may still be a

00:18:18.240 communist he was a revolutionary communist revolutionary this guy was the most radical guy

00:18:25.640 in the obama administration and he's no longer welcome it's pretty amazing what's that tell you

00:18:33.960 yeah when you think about van jones speaking at cpac that's certainly something you couldn't have

00:18:39.000 imagined in 2010 we could not have imagined that no because that's not like joe lieberman speaking

00:18:47.380 not at all no this guy was a revolutionary communist things change fast though i mean had you heard the

00:18:55.520 name beto o'rourke as a you know two years ago i mean i guess he was in congress but he was a

00:19:00.200 completely unknown unknown member of congress and now he's the biggest fundraiser in history

00:19:05.800 well nancy nancy pelosi couldn't even name a single account accomplishment when she was asked the other

00:19:10.700 day what what did uh beto what would you say his major accomplishment was she just babbled about

00:19:18.120 energy for the next three months she's babbling about it she can't even say what do you have for

00:19:24.180 breakfast this morning she has no idea yeah she is she's she's she's kind of uh lost her marbles

00:19:31.200 i think yeah i think something's wrong with her i do too yeah uh dr drew thinks something's not right

00:19:37.220 with beto o'rourke too dr drew dr drew all right good so uh that was i this was before he all this stuff

00:19:46.020 broke about uh the children the fantasizing of running over children and it's kind of interesting

00:19:53.360 because from the time i i first saw him it did seem something's not quite right with him and now

00:19:59.760 we're seeing some of the evidence of you know when he's writing at 15 and 16 years old about

00:20:04.600 um killing children and then doing poems about how he needs a butt shine and he's talking about cows 0.79

00:20:11.760 did you read that one no no i so i didn't i didn't read the cow butt shine poem uh some good stuff

00:20:19.140 i'm not at that by at that point with my relationship with beto i am are you yeah we're

00:20:25.060 like this all right uh he authored a poem called the song of the cow the song of the cow and an excerpt

00:20:32.160 is i need a butt shine right now you are holy oh sacred cow i thirst for you provide milk buff my 0.99

00:20:41.860 i'll say giblets he used a different word uh love the cow good fortune for those that do

00:20:47.920 love me breathe my feet the cow has risen powerful wax my a word scrub my giblets the cow has risen

00:20:59.160 provide milk if that isn't the next president of the united states mike i don't want to live in

00:21:05.880 this country anymore that type of powerful the surest path to the president so what does drew say

00:21:12.560 about him so he says that something is just off something is is wrong with the guy and he can't

00:21:18.900 quite put his finger on it but uh there's something not right i don't know what it is

00:21:25.300 uh and he's he he has promised to get back to us when he figures it out okay all right he couldn't

00:21:32.660 tell by the bizarre hand gestures constantly no i was really happy to see jimmy fallon pick up on that

00:21:37.800 particular thing that beto does which he is the very strange hand gestures uh when you're thinking

00:21:44.100 about the presidential like nickname that beto would surely get i think sweaty beto is a good

00:21:49.380 one because if you ever watched him in texas you notice every time he's on a big debate stage if he's

00:21:54.120 doing a big speech he's very sweaty dude and it completely pitted it would totally get into his

00:21:58.300 head sweaty beto and it has a nice ring to it uh although i also like wacky waving inflatable arm

00:22:04.240 flailing tube man beto because that's good yeah but he is a little long for twitter yeah you know

00:22:12.160 it is a little long for twitter however him standing out in front of a mattress store

00:22:15.760 yes uh doing a speech is exactly the same thing exactly right exactly on a saturday sale was that

00:22:21.980 when he announced next to his wife i mean he's sitting on a couch next to his wife you seen that

00:22:26.900 video she seems like a hostage not and he is he is throwing down with the finger the

00:22:34.100 whole time he is just his one hand is just throwing down the finger like i will kill her 0.74

00:22:39.860 unless you unless you subscribe to my my my cult i will kill her and her children and you're like 0.99

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00:22:54.940 hey it's glenn and i want to tell you about something that you should either end your day

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00:23:31.480 a gentleman uh his whole career and has been a guy that both sides uh could look at even if we

00:23:39.260 strongly disagree and say he's a decent uh man uh who just wants what's best for the country and we

00:23:46.560 just disagree uh joe lieberman joins us now in the program joe how are you sir uh glenn i'm i'm uh

00:23:53.860 much better after i heard your generous introduction thank you very much it's it's great to be uh talking

00:24:00.320 to you again yeah our our friendship goes back a lot of years it does uh joe joe i i wanted to talk

00:24:07.560 to you because of the op-ed that you wrote but a little deeper than that okay you you talked about

00:24:14.320 um uh ilana mars comments about israel a moral test for the democratic party can you go into that a

00:24:23.500 little bit yeah well um i i must say that in my lifetime i'd have to stretch to remember and i can't

00:24:31.620 remember another time when an elected member of congress spewed forth that kind of uh explicit and

00:24:40.180 really uh grotesque anti-semitism and i can't help but compare it to the experience i had in 2000 when

00:24:47.840 i got nominated to run for vice president with al gore and first jewish american to have that honor

00:24:54.180 and i didn't people always ask me did you face anti-semitism i honestly didn't uh and uh wow what a

00:25:01.800 change and to me it's it was a moral test for the uh house of representatives and specifically the

00:25:08.800 house democratic caucus because leaders affect uh the behavior of everyone else and so here you

00:25:18.820 have a congresswoman with a following uh saying something really contrary to all of our best values

00:25:25.940 in the history of the democratic party and it needed to be condemned with as much directness

00:25:32.700 as she spoke and it wasn't i mean what what emerged was a hodgepodge resolution that seemed to condemn

00:25:41.380 all kinds of bigotry and i think it it leaves her words standing which is not good for the democratic

00:25:48.780 party and not good for the country so you said um that this the the democratic leadership mumbled and

00:25:56.440 they must not mumble they must be clear which i agree with but i wanted to i wanted to ask you you know

00:26:01.700 there's a there's a serious issue of this uh in the labor party over in england and england has been

00:26:07.760 going off the rails for a while on anti-semitism and we're seeing the same stuff happening and it it

00:26:14.440 usually coincides with the rise in socialism and nationalism when those things start to rise

00:26:21.660 it's i think the jewish people are a canary in the coal mine they're the first ones um so i'm looking at 1.00

00:26:30.240 this i'm seeing this i'm seeing that the senate would not take the easiest vote ever and say no

00:26:37.640 we're not going to kill children after they're born it's the easiest vote ever yeah the the number

00:26:44.300 there's not a single person running in the democratic party that will stand up and say that they are a

00:26:51.580 capitalist they hem and haw and mumble what what will it take for for regular democrats to wake up

00:27:00.840 and go wait a minute wait a minute and i mean even the ones in washington with the labor party you have

00:27:06.100 party members standing up and exposing and if they don't change it they're leaving six of them have left

00:27:12.540 and i'm not saying where you go i'm just saying is there anybody that's going to stand up in this

00:27:17.560 party and say we're in trouble guys we're we're yeah yeah you know it's the way you phrase the

00:27:23.560 question glenn is exactly right because i know from personal conversations that there are a lot of

00:27:31.540 democrats in congress who don't buy into this socialism as a solution to our problems and and um um the

00:27:40.740 government can take care of everything uh all your needs and don't worry uh how it's going to be paid

00:27:46.420 for chris is going to be paid for by higher taxes and and and it's going to be paid for by higher

00:27:51.180 taxes on the middle class but they're they're they're intimidated i guess uh and to some extent

00:27:57.860 this happens in both parties in different ways by the active um minority but honestly for me

00:28:05.920 to look capitalism has worked here and we found our own way to do it it's it's not pure capitalism with

00:28:14.160 the markets just take care of everything because we've we've we've we've added uh support for

00:28:20.040 people who can't take care of themselves we've done some regulation maybe sometimes too much

00:28:24.980 regulation but wow has this system worked and you know it's still working today i i know there are

00:28:31.780 still some inequities i know some people have uh fallen outside of uh the economic mainstream but look

00:28:38.800 at the unemployment numbers they're so low look at the stock market continuing to be high i mean this

00:28:44.820 is the still the greatest economy in the world so why would you want to dump it for something

00:28:50.080 that failed miserably in the soviet union and cuba and now is just ruining a wonderful country which

00:28:58.040 is venezuela it just makes no sense and i think it's following the mob and but that mob does not

00:29:05.240 constitute in my opinion a majority or even a plurality uh within the uh this country and for

00:29:12.820 me it's the way the democratic party um is a makes itself into a losing party not a not a successful

00:29:20.380 winning party again so joe i'm i'm having a hard time convincing my audience um and i believe this and

00:29:28.060 i think i think the majority of of i can't even say this i i don't know how many people believe this

00:29:34.880 but i do that the average democrat who is my neighbor right is not for infanticide not for an

00:29:43.460 end of the free market they're not anti-semite uh semites they're not for any of these things but

00:29:50.160 what is it going to take to wake them up to the hijacking of this party because if it's dead

00:29:59.000 it's dead if it doesn't wake up right so i agree with you incidentally uh totally that that uh the

00:30:06.120 the loudest voices in the democratic party and and it's either in congress uh or it's uh the the

00:30:14.680 candidates for uh the presidential nomination in 2020 honestly do not represent the rank and file of

00:30:21.400 the party and uh listen the best way for that to be changed is for uh the democrats who who are

00:30:30.760 mainstream americans very loyal americans not socialists certainly not anti-semites to come out

00:30:37.400 and vote in the primaries and hopefully find a candidate that they feel reflects um their point

00:30:44.620 of view um you know i i want to say looking at the house of representatives itself and i got involved

00:30:51.640 in the last election with a group called no labels that was working to elect center right democrats and

00:30:58.200 center excuse me center left democrats center right republicans to try to create a a center group which

00:31:04.980 will work together negotiate compromise get something done and uh really the democrats took over the house

00:31:11.960 of representatives majority not because of ocasio-cortez or or um omar or talib it's a whole bunch of

00:31:21.040 really first-rate uh centrist democrats who believe in the things you just talked about glenn

00:31:27.300 and incidentally they had to do that because they won swing districts or even republican districts and

00:31:33.360 with the kind of a socialistic uh and occasionally anti-semitic extreme rhetoric they never could have won

00:31:40.280 those districts so that's the hope of the party if they will if they will stand up speak up and that

00:31:47.140 this is what i why i said that the house caucus of democrats failed the moral test because they

00:31:53.000 they kind of covered over uh congresswoman omar's um error her her evil uh and once you do that um

00:32:03.540 you know it's an old line from dante the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in times of

00:32:09.700 moral crisis try to preserve their neutrality it's not time to mumble it's time to stand up and speak

00:32:16.500 clearly against this nonsense so do you see and let me ask stew because he he's been following this

00:32:23.640 um is there a single person stew that has come out i mean even cnn uh blasted them for this is there a

00:32:31.640 single candidate that has come out that has said they are a capitalist because you said joe you know vote

00:32:38.060 for somebody who is not that way is there a single one so far on the capitalist question there has

00:32:43.900 been a couple on the even elizabeth warren claims to be a capitalist uh i think beto said that this

00:32:48.720 weekend okay but even without using names i'd be curious senator if you what is your what is what

00:32:54.200 is the number of there's 15 announced candidates is there you have an idea of the number of of those

00:32:58.460 candidates that represent what you believe is the average regular democrat you don't have to use names

00:33:03.460 no i'd say right now based on what i've heard probably two or three aspire to it it's really

00:33:10.980 shocking and uh i mean uh they've gone way beyond just look at recent history who are the democrats

00:33:19.060 who won and i'm not saying you have to say they were you loved them or you hated them but uh carter

00:33:24.880 clinton and obama now obama was probably the furthest of that group to the left but you couldn't

00:33:30.700 say he was an extremist the way the way he ran he ran on american values etc etc so uh it uh now the

00:33:39.080 the here's the encouraging thing if i'm right there's only two or three of the 15 who feel this

00:33:44.660 the way we've talked about the way that actually has a chance to to get a majority or a plurality of

00:33:50.720 votes then the others are going to split up that that other vote and uh uh maybe one of those

00:33:58.020 centrists will have a chance to actually get the nomination honestly we can hope and pray because

00:34:02.460 look america needs two strong parties that are not extremist parties that's been our always been our

00:34:09.900 hope and it's always been what's worked for our country because ultimately they get together and

00:34:15.460 they solve problems i mean president reagan tip o'neill president clinton newt gingrich really uh

00:34:22.080 very different but they they both they all those pairings rose to the occasion and uh we we desperately

00:34:29.020 need that to happen again that took courage and i i see it very rarely and i i've i've posed these

00:34:36.780 same questions to mike lee what is it going to take mike before somebody stands up because i i really

00:34:42.980 believe joe that the the um uh the wall we don't want a wall because it's racist we don't want a wall

00:34:51.160 because uh because we even think it's really that effective we want a wall because we don't believe

00:34:58.420 congress will actually do anything that will last they can say one thing but then they'll go and do

00:35:05.560 the opposite either after the next election or even even when they're not close to an election the wall

00:35:12.220 is really more of a statement i think the american people at least those on the right don't trust

00:35:19.140 congress or any administration to get this done and leave it alone and and and go with it

00:35:26.820 yeah no i i think there's a lot there and and what you're saying and and that this is actually a

00:35:32.700 perfect example glenn of what's wrong with our political system now because we're fighting over

00:35:37.800 something that really both sides agree on and because here's what i mean because i think because

00:35:43.620 president trump is so focused on the wall the democrat a lot of democrats are saying well go to

00:35:48.940 heck with that i'm going to be against it if he's for it but look back i mean under clinton and obama

00:35:55.680 money was appropriated and spent to build a wall in parts of the right of the southwestern border last

00:36:04.800 year uh democrats put up an immigration bill in the senate which didn't get passed but it had a fair

00:36:13.340 amount of money in it to build other parts of the wall uh and along the border and i think the

00:36:19.480 president understands that it's not you can't build a wall and he said this you can't build a wall in

00:36:24.780 every yes um part of the border it's just not geographically topographically possible and there's

00:36:31.140 other things you can do but do you does a wall help in some parts of course it does to to basically

00:36:37.400 implement the rule of law which is that we have rules for how you get in here we're a country that's

00:36:46.620 always been very welcome welcoming to immigrants they've been part of our strength but there are

00:36:51.840 rules these are rules of law and uh you can't just violate them without some um some response from the

00:36:59.040 government so i mean it's a classic case and you're absolutely right so people give up on the congress

00:37:05.000 and tonight if you look back at obama president obama he too started to govern by executive order

00:37:12.360 on different issues climate change uh immigration because he because he gave up on congress and in

00:37:19.500 some ways president trump and a lot of people have done the same on immigration because they've given

00:37:24.860 up on congress joe lieberman i miss you it's good to hear you too my friend thank you i'm glad you're

00:37:31.460 doing well regards to your family thank you you too this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:37:39.940 obstruction of justice uh i mean this thing sounds like a spy novel uh luke rosiak has been is the

00:37:57.880 author of it he is also a reporter of the daily caller and i got him on for something that he wrote

00:38:03.080 this weekend that i'm just not seeing everywhere this should be the lead story everywhere suspect in

00:38:09.820 kavanaugh confirmation doxing has feinstein ties allegedly possessed senate data and the doj may hide

00:38:19.800 the details listen to this story i didn't want to i didn't want to bring you this story i wanted the guy

00:38:26.320 who found this story and has followed it and has all the information to tell you luke welcome to the

00:38:32.160 program thanks for having me so um let's talk about uh the doxing now this is this is the letter that we

00:38:42.400 all kind of wondered who released about kavanaugh saying that kavanaugh raped me and all that is that

00:38:49.820 the same letter no it's actually a guy who during the confirmation hearings he went on wikipedia and

00:38:56.420 posted the personal addresses and phone numbers of all the republican senators on the judiciary committee

00:39:03.580 okay um and uh you found out that um he has an awful lot of information because he was working

00:39:15.160 where he was working for uh at one point for diane feinstein and then later for senator maggie

00:39:23.500 hassan of new hampshire as an it guy and so here's what happens from the beginning this is a rich

00:39:30.100 really rich he's a social he's a classic bernie bro he's a socialist now but he grew up as the son

00:39:35.340 of a ceo and one of california's biggest companies guy is a big feinstein donor he built a um he built a

00:39:43.400 university building named after fine feinstein's husband he's literally the chairman of the san

00:39:48.640 francisco chamber of commerce his daddy's a really well-connected guy so he gets this internship with

00:39:54.380 diane feinstein he goes over to become an it guy for hassan and he uses his powers as an

00:40:00.040 it guy to start downloading all the senate's information really sensitive stuff um like

00:40:06.440 like what when you say sensitive stuff like what well you know the the judge won't let me be in

00:40:13.940 court to hear it because he says it's too sensitive for the american public to know what was taken

00:40:18.020 uh but that this is bad this is worse than anyone knew so uh basically what happened is he gets fired

00:40:26.840 for senator hassan's office for reasons that she refuses to divulge oh by the way this is a felon

00:40:33.100 when he was first hired so maggie has to hires a felon and gives him the keys to the all of her 1.00

00:40:38.560 servers oh my gosh and then he does something bad again we don't know what because you won't say

00:40:44.580 and he's fired and so then the uh eminent sheila jackson lee over in the house hires this guy even 1.00

00:40:52.060 though he's just been fired and he's also a felon how is this happening how is this happening

00:40:58.020 so now we're up to the confirmation hearings of kavanaugh and you know diane feinstein is 0.98

00:41:03.760 architecting this whole plot on kavanaugh with the blasey ford that you mentioned etc a lot of dirty

00:41:10.480 tricks afoot and well you know this feinstein uh acolyte goes in and uses the data that he had

00:41:16.860 access to as an it guy to get all the information about senators personal lives and expose it where

00:41:23.220 people could hunt them down and harm them and do whatever i mean this was a really heated time

00:41:27.900 during those confirmation hearings and so the problem is he snuck back into maggie hassan's

00:41:33.560 office which had fired him to get to log on to their servers and download all this information

00:41:38.120 and they caught him in the act and he said well you know i have everything already i've got your gmails

00:41:44.560 i've got your signal encrypted chats i've got all the information about the senator's kids

00:41:49.420 if you tell anyone i'm going to release all of that and so he starts blackmailing democratic senator

00:41:56.140 maggie hassan uh so this is a bad bad dude who had access to everything is legit blackmailer um

00:42:03.860 hassan the the guy that he tried to blackmail he didn't give in he called the cops anyway

00:42:08.980 and the cops arrested him and there was like literally one day of news stories about this in

00:42:14.160 the washington post and the new york times and so fast forward a little bit and you're in court and

00:42:18.500 i'm the only reporter who bothers to show up because i thought during 2016 the democrats really cared about

00:42:23.940 political hacking it turns out that they don't they drop this this news story after one second because

00:42:28.560 it was a democratic guy and so it turns out that he wasn't bluffing when he said i have everything i've

00:42:33.380 already got all the information he wasn't kidding he has everything so now the prosecutors are saying

00:42:38.480 this is so bad it's worse than we originally knew it's so bad we can't even discuss it in court

00:42:43.680 and yet it looks like now they're they're going to settle and this could be sealed

00:42:53.800 yeah i mean so there's really no basis as far as what i can understand for kicking me out of court

00:42:59.660 uh they let his mom stay it's it's you'd think with the sensational stuff that we just went through

00:43:05.700 you would think that at least one reporter from a mainstream news organization might think this is

00:43:09.760 newsworthy but that's not the case it's literally just been me and his mom at each court date and so

00:43:14.820 they let the mom stay and they kick me out for no for no good reason other than diane feinstein is the 1.00

00:43:20.280 head of the judiciary committee which oversees all the federal courts she's the guy that hired this guy 0.95

00:43:26.280 his dad is you know big donor and highly connected political guy in california and so now you know

00:43:33.420 america never gets to find out the extent of this frightening national security breach this hack on

00:43:38.540 the senate uh and so they use his money to get him out and it's so funny because he's this skinny

00:43:43.680 little white kid and he was freaking out about being in dc jail general population and they said that

00:43:49.040 openly in court they said they got to get him out of gen pop he'll do anything to get out please judge

00:43:53.360 and so they bring the money in and they said we've got teams of psychologists we'll pay for the

00:43:57.560 finest care and so they get him out of jail even though the judge the prosecutor was saying look

00:44:02.780 after we apprehended this guy he was blackmailing us and saying if you don't let me out of jail and

00:44:07.960 drop all the charges i'm going to release all the data that i have that's obstruction of justice

00:44:11.960 right there this guy's a flight risk this guy is a bad dude you can't let him be out in society

00:44:16.560 and they use his connections and his money to let him out they seal the proceedings and now it looks

00:44:21.520 like they're going to do a plea deal with him this is phenomenal to me um but it gets worse than this

00:44:29.160 you have a new book that is coming out obstruction of justice and this book uh is is a story that we

00:44:38.980 covered through you you were the only one really doing this and and connecting all of the dots you've

00:44:45.740 put it together in a book and everyone should read it but it's so frustrating because nothing was done

00:44:54.460 and when when joe lieberman was on just a few minutes ago and said you know i think the democrats

00:45:00.080 are afraid yes they are afraid uh and the republicans may be afraid too but of whom the blaze radio network

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