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Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly are joined by Fred McCostraff, head of Democratic Outreach for the DNC, to discuss 2020 Democratic Candidates, including Elizabeth Warren and Tulsi Gabbard. They also discuss the abortion protest in Pennsylvania, the impossible burger, and a breath tax.
Transcript
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It's Friday. You want to blow off some steam? This is the podcast to do it with.
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We had some good rants right at the beginning that you're just going to have to discover for yourself.
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Also, the Impossible Burger. It's not so impossible.
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Bill O'Reilly goes over the chances of Biden's winning China and Ukraine, the border.
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Also, we had a big announcement today, something that we're all doing together with Bill O'Reilly.
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And the exciting things that technology is bringing us.
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And we have a choice. We are either going to go back to 1956 Russia, or we're going to be America at our very best.
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Also, Dan Andros from Faithwire on the situation with the abortion protest in Pennsylvania.
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You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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Could you hang on just a second? I'm sorry. It's for Mother's Day, and the offer ends soon.
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Why do I have to take this phone call? I'm so sorry. I appreciate it.
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You can finish the commercial, but I mean, yeah, if we could just get to it.
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Oh, wow. I'm a huge fan of yours. Thank you so much for having me on.
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My name's Fred McCostraff. I am the head of right-wing outreach for the Democratic Party.
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And I just wanted to... I am really excited about this crop of candidates, and I just wanted to tell you about some of them.
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I'm a lifelong Republican. I am in the boat with you.
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I have always voted Republican every single election since I was a child, but this time I've changed, and I just want to be able to come on the show and tell you just a little bit about some of our exciting candidates for 2020.
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You're going to love them. I think your audience is going to be very excited.
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No, no, no. Let me tell you about one candidate. You may have heard of her, Elizabeth Warren.
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Now, I think you guys are really... Your audience is going to be very excited about what she's bringing to the table.
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She's got a lot of pro-business policies, and I know...
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I have a feeling that you're not... You've never voted for a Republican in your life.
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Hold on one second. Let me tell you about what is going to happen in 2020.
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Okay. First of all, she's got this great business, pro-business policy, and you've heard about her wealth tax, which has been very misrepresented, and we can get into that.
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But another one she's coming out with here the next couple weeks.
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I think you guys are going to love it as Republicans, as we are all Republicans.
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Yeah. I don't think you, Fred, you're not a Republican.
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Now, the breath tax works like this. It's very interesting.
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Basically, what would happen is when you inhale, 3% of your salary goes to the government.
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But hold on. Let me get to the pro-business part.
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When you exhale, only 2% of your salary would go to the government.
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So if you hold your breath, the longer you hold your breath, the less taxes you pay.
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I think you guys are going to love it, and it's going to create lots of jobs.
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So every time, every time, it's not like, so does that add up?
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That is how the, it is a, yes, it would work that way.
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We'll deal with the second breath when we'll get there.
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But what I think you're going to really love about it, what you're really going to love about this policy,
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and as a Republican, I think we'll agree on this one.
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I'm not a Republican, and I don't think you are.
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Do you care about jobs? Because I know I care about jobs.
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Just very recently, I've been a lifelong Republican.
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But when I changed over to the Democratic Party,
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one thing I found was interesting about this breath tax is it creates jobs.
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Wait a minute. It will create or save 1.5 billion jobs.
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And what it's going to do is you're going to have people who are going to go around with mobile oxygen monitors.
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And you'll have a person riding with you in your car with a mobile oxygen monitor.
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And they will be just putting a very unintrusive, large plastic mask over your face.
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Now wait, this sounds like something I don't want in my life.
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A stranger driving with me to work while I'm driving, they're putting a large mask over my face.
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You're going to be able to see most of the road.
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I mean, this is not – it's going to be very unintrusive.
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I know you guys – I know we hate immigrants, for example.
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As right-wingers, wow, do I hate the immigrants.
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And I think your audience is going to be very excited about Elizabeth Warren.
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Who's more anti-immigrant than a Native American?
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She doesn't like black people, orange people, white people.
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She's really – who hates the immigrants more than someone who had, like, basically their entire race wiped out and put onto casinos or whatever, right?
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And so I know you're with me on this one because you're a Republican and I'm a Republican.
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A lot of people are saying, oh, Elizabeth Warren, she can't be for a strong border because she's not wanting to build the wall.
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I think a lot of Republicans would be interesting.
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She wants to drape smallpox blankets across the border.
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Elizabeth Warren hates immigrants, loves breath taxing.
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It's interesting they're trying to bring both sides together.
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They've spent the time to really get to know us.
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I think the Trump administration is a little terrified of that.
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Well, the smallpox blanket screen, it's cheaper.
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We get like, you know, when they have like conventions and stuff, just like that drape and piping.
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I never thought Elizabeth Warren would be the one that would come up with that, but.
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Bill O'Reilly is going to be with us in just a few minutes.
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And we have kind of a cool, really cool announcement.
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One that I really thought, he's not going to do that.
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And so we have a cool, really cool announcement with Bill O'Reilly coming up in just about 45 minutes.
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Today's the Uber, the big IPO coming out here in the near future.
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There's a story out about some of these investments on these startups, which is somewhat impressive.
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It's like these type of investments that you just never, they never come around to you, you know.
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So this is, someone invested, this is first round capital, invested $500,000 in Uber back in the day.
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Well, I would love it more if I could have been the guy, yeah.
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So the return on the investment, it is over a nine-year period.
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See, this is the kind of lottery I want to win.
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You know, going to the lottery and just doing a scratch ticket, it's not.
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But I would want to win the lottery where you've invested, you know, $1,000 and it's worth a million.
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You know, and you've built something at the same time.
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But I guess that's what the lottery is because we're building this great education system all around the country.
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Because I think, wow, we've invested how much through the lottery in education and look how good it is.
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It's one of those things, too, where you don't get the respect if you win the lottery.
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Winning the lottery is basically people look at you and they're like, oh, that dope lucked out and now they got all this money and it pisses me off.
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When you invest some money into a company, which is just as much a crapshoot as the lottery, basically.
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Then you're like, wow, that guy's a business genius.
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I mean, he didn't come up with the idea or do any of the work on it, but he put his money into it very early.
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I would love one of these guys to come out, like, you know, in a bathrobe and slippers and pull up in a big, like, you know, Winnebago.
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And, you know, I'm just here to collect my billion dollars.
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A $750,000 investment in Lyft worth now $240 million.
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You're supposed to do this the other way because that would have seemed really, wow.
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We have a $9 million LinkedIn investment, $1.3 billion.
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Somebody signed me up for LinkedIn years ago, and then I can't stop LinkedIn.
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But then about, I don't know, six months ago, I was like, I give up.
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If you don't get an email from me, if you're my wife, honey, could you answer my email?
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And it's one thing with LinkedIn because it's activity.
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I swear, though, it feels like they reach out on your behalf to others as well.
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So they're constantly saying, and they're just persistent in trying to make you do additional things.
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They're like, hey, did you know somebody just had a job promotion?
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Like, you send it, and they, you know, they're like, I got one of those two about you.
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How about 11.8 million in Google by Kleiner Perkins in 1999, 4.8 billion, and then 14.8
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million dollars in Facebook now worth 5.7 billion dollars.
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And again, this is, you get the respect of being smart out of that.
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But, but, but my father-in-law, he bought all the Beanie Babies.
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I am sitting on an inheritance like you will not believe.
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Okay, so, uh, a couple things happened to me last night.
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Uh, one, I had the greatest, I had the greatest night ever because I had the opportunity to
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lie to two family members and each of them thought that they were in on it.
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Uh, I went to, we went to the kids school and, uh, and Cheyenne and Tanya both got an award.
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She got a service award and, uh, I don't know, uh, Cheyenne got a, I bribed the teacher with
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I don't know what that, but anyway, so, so, uh, Cheyenne knew about mom's award and mom
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And so I was telling them, yeah, I was telling them both a lie.
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I'm like, okay, all right, all right, Cheyenne might know if I say I'm coming because then
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she might know, oh, maybe I'm, I've got some sort of, you know, scholastic award or something.
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And so I'm, I'm gonna, uh, I'm gonna, uh, uh, tell her that I'm not coming.
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And then, then I told my, uh, my daughter, uh, listen, mom's getting an award, but, uh,
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So I need you to go and you just be with mom and I'm going to tell mom I'm not coming.
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So then when I show up, so both of them thought they were in on this scam of me showing up.
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Yeah, they were both surprised and it was, it was really great.
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My son won the Christ like, uh, the Christ like, uh, public school.
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Uh, what was it like the Christ like award or something for the, what was it?
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And I've never been more embarrassed in my life.
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He actually, he did not know he was going to win, but he had dressed up, uh, as if it was
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like going to be a, you know, an Academy award.
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And he goes to a school that has the word Academy in it.
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And so when they announced the Christ like award, which, and his name, he stood up like
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And he said, I just like to thank the Academy for this award.
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It was like, and I was just in the back sweating going, oh my gosh, no, it's the Christ like
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I love how, I like how he kind of puts you in awkward positions.
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Cause this is your specialty and has been your specialty for decades with your children.
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Of putting them in the most awkward positions possible.
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He's like, dad, dad, there'll be 20 seconds, just 20 seconds.
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And, uh, you just, you just drop them in and they'll be incredibly embarrassing for you.
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I'm going out to dinner with my family, two award winners.
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And, uh, we have dinner and my wife says, tell me about the vegan burger.
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Now my daughter, my other daughter, my second oldest, uh, Hannah, she has decided to go all
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And now I see my wife say, tell me about the vegan burger.
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We, as you know, there's this a vegan burger called the impossible burger that people say
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However, we have secured some for you and Pat to taste test.
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I mean, you've got to be great with two hamburgers in front of you.
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Um, my, my daughter has gone vegan and, uh, and I don't like it.
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First of all, I never, I never said to anyone in my entire life, I know what I want to be
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It's here's a pleasure to watch this happen to you.
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So I'm going to, so we're going to New York for a week or two and I'm going to be working
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She started it about, it started creeping in maybe two years ago.
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And Tim was really unhealthy and he was starting to look like me.
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Because I see Tim every day and I don't remember this era.
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No, he looked like, what's his name from the Santa Claus?
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But you got to understand, your daughter, like when people, when vegans look at your daughter,
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they're like, look at that, look at that crazy left winger over there.
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She's not a left winger, but she's, she is way further than vegan, right?
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Composting and like, she's like all the way there.
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What I really like, she never lectures anybody.
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And she's like, you know, dad, you don't have to, you know, it's my, but we go out to dinner
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and she will bring her own, you know, yeah, her own little, you know, Tupperware stuff
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Well, living it is becoming easier as someone who has to deal with this every day, especially
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in Texas, where I think the most vegan thing you can have is like ribs with less lard than
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Like that's, that's the vegetarian way to live.
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So there's this thing called the impossible burger.
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There is a shortage nationwide right now of these things.
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And they're one of these, there's two main companies doing this, trying to basically make
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a plant-based burger that, and other sorts of meat.
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So this is not like better, better living through pharmaceuticals.
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This is, they take the, the enzyme of a pea or something?
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So there's a, they found the specific thing that makes meat taste like meat, basically.
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Because there's a very small amount of maybe, I don't know exactly.
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You know, they are, they are experts at this and I am not.
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However, they basically put that in as part of these things.
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And if you go out and look, if you take a quick glance, right, you'll look and they
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I'd like it because we have an A and B taste test.
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We got them from Hopdotty, which is a Texas restaurant, which I got them last night.
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So they're kind of reheated and that's going to hurt it.
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I think you're going to be able to tell the difference maybe, but I would like to see
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Well, I was going to say, I was going to say, I knew which one was beef just by looking
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And then I looked at both of them and I, they look pretty similar.
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I think B, just by the look of it, is the fake burger.
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They got some, some good guys, Glenn's getting rid of the evil vegetables that have been placed
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And this isn't fair because it tastes like a bad reheated burger.
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I mean, Pop Daddy is a good place, but we did have to buy them.
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I couldn't find a place that would, that made them for breakfast, sadly.
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So we are, look, we haven't reached peak capitalism yet.
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You know, when we, when we are in Texas and they won't, they won't make us.
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The worst part about this too is I couldn't bring the queso fries.
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A little bit, but it, you know, it tastes like a.
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So it's not a knock on Hop Daddy's burgers, which are excellent by most tellings.
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Probably the reason you wouldn't know the difference is that is the real burger.
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I'm shocked that both of you went with the wrong burger.
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I demand that plants taste like plants and animals taste like animals.
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They taste, I mean, it's been years since I've had a hamburger because, you know, I, this
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And, but like, I kind of, so I was wondering if.
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And he said the same thing when he had an impossible burger, he didn't know it was.
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They just said there's 9 million species total in the world.
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It's interesting to me, though, that vegans want something that tastes like meat, because
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I thought that was a point to get away from meat.
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Well, I mean, I think there are various types of vegans.
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Like, for example, our producer Marissa is a vegetarian.
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She does not eat these, because she doesn't, it's not her desire.
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It depends on why you're eating vegetarian, I guess.
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It's something called hem, I think, or something that gives you the taste of meat.
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Oh, as far as it's health, it's much healthier than a normal burger.
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I am expecting my cows, because I have a ranch, cows.
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I am expecting my cows to be taking their little hooves and pushing plates of this towards me.
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Venture Capital is going into Impossible Burger.
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You can't buy them in stores to hook them in your house yet.
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They're at 7,000 restaurants right now across the country.
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A lot of the big chains have started with them.
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The Impossible Whopper is right around the corner.
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7,300 Burger Kings are about to have it as well.
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And they are going into grocery stores later this year.
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If Glenn and I can't tell the difference, I think that is a wild endorsement.
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I breed my cattle for a certain texture and taste.
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This is the reason you do not force government regulation.
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When you have something that is as good or better, I would gladly be a vegan.
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I would gladly not raise animals to be slaughtered for hamburgers if that was out and prevalent.
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You just have to come up with a product through the free market that is as good.
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How often have we said that about wind and solar?
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My house has been green from the get-go, my ranch.
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We don't have any source of electricity other than what we make.
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So when we started it, I still had to have a huge diesel generator for the house that would click on at night
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because of the wind power and the solar would stop.
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And so I would still have to run generators and I would use...
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That thing, the last time I was up there because we put the new generation now of solar panels up
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and the new generation of batteries and they're still not right.
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Well, it's rich people who are buying this, the next generation and the next generation.
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But to be able to get it to where it's going to be reasonable for everybody.
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And once it's reasonable, everybody's going to have it.
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I mean, these companies are trying to solve this problem without going through the government.
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What's really, truly amazing is Pat and I both said leading up to this, it's impossible.
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So there's two things in capitalism, two things that have happened today.
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It'll probably be later in the show, but it's amazing.
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How many times have you looked at a concept car and you went, oh man, they should build
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And when you think of the interior of a concept car, it always looks like a jet or, you know,
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something that you're like, whoa, I saw something today and I thought it was a concept car.
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And then it said 2020 and I started doing my homework on it and it's made here in America and it is, I mean, it's, it's honestly something you would look at and go concept car.
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And it's out next fall and made here in America.
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So there's, there's, we are on the cusp of all of, all of man's wildest dreams and on the cusp of man's most terrific nightmares.
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And the free market provides one and socialism will provide the other.
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So good of you to grace us with your presence today.
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You know, Beck, I look forward to this all week.
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And one of the reasons is that someone has to get you and Stu on the right path.
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And I think that I've been put on earth to do that.
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Well, it's not really a battle because they're not fighting among each other.
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There are Republicans who want to keep the White House and the Senate and then perhaps win back the House.
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And the Democrats who will do anything at this point to get Trump out of office because they're not real sure they're going to defeat him in 2020.
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So that's the most important takeaway of all of this, is that the Democratic power structure, this is the swamp in Washington, the big money people, Hollywood, the media moguls.
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They're not so sure that they can take Trump because Biden is shaky.
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I want to get into the Biden thing here in a second.
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Let's stay on course here for just just just a second with the, you know, the holding bar in contempt, etc., etc.
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The way I read this, Bill, and before we get into the weeds of of of of what they're actually doing and claiming the way I read this is this is a suicide note from the Democratic Party, because I don't know anyone on the on the Democratic side in real life that is saying anything but get over it.
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Certainly that's the will of the people, and that's why I've made that analysis, that that the Democratic Party is basically gambling that they're going to final finally get something impeachable.
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If they can get him into an impeachment situation, they know they're not going to convict the Senate.
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We'll never do that unless there's really something we don't know.
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So so the Democrats just want to be smirch where the day Trump and hoping that the American people will come around to their point of view that Trump doesn't deserve to be president.
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thing and on the Mueller thing and on the redaction, it's all the same.
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You put 15 lines in the water and hope you get a couple of bites.
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Maybe they can get Don Jr. on perjury or maybe they can get Barr on perjury or maybe Mueller will say something embarrassing they can put on a soundbite.
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But any fishermen people, the work of the people and any fishermen's family would say, Dad, stop it.
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We've already gone through this area of the water with nets for two years.
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But anyway, rather than getting angry and I know many Americans are angry on both sides.
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You know, I'm just wrapping up the United States of Trump.
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The anger and the hatred toward President Trump is just I don't think I've ever seen it in this country ever.
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Do you have the quote of the heads on the pike?
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Like, you have to you have to include this in your book, the heads on the pike and and your your children will be your daughters will be raped and your sons will have their heads on the pike.
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But I think it's worse now because of the Internet and because social media and all that is it did no respite to it.
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But I think Americans will basically start walking away from the coverage.
00:38:24.000
But I get the overnight ratings for cable every day.
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They don't have one show now cracking a million viewers.
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More people watch that than we're watching primetime CNN.
00:39:04.880
And even Donald Trump, when he gave his speech, Fox News carried the whole speech in Panama City.
00:39:20.740
All that, you know, people, you know, I had enough of this.
00:39:23.780
And that's why I say to people, don't get caught up in the bar and Don Jr.
00:39:30.360
And all it is, because it's not going to really mean anything unless something new comes out.
00:39:41.360
When you have 22 people in the field and all of these people that are are socialist and running right towards the the hardcore left.
00:39:51.100
Here comes Biden, who is, I don't think, a great candidate.
00:39:55.740
Nobody's chomping at the bit for Joe Biden that I know of.
00:39:58.680
And he throws in and he is anywhere from 21 points to 39 points ahead of the entire Democratic field.
00:40:07.100
To me, that says there is a thirst and a deep hunger on in the Democrats, in the in the voting base for anything other than these socialist kooks.
00:40:20.740
Well, first of all, the back audience should go to real clear politics dot com if they want to see the polling themselves.
00:40:29.340
Real clear politics dot com does an average of the polls because you can't believe one or the other polls or most of these polls don't know what they're doing.
00:40:38.980
Now, Vice President Biden is a formidable candidate.
00:40:43.780
And I don't think anybody should underestimate that because he's going to have the media in his pocket and he's going to have at least six or seven hundred million dollars to spend on his campaign.
00:40:57.780
So just the combination of the two make him don't dismiss him.
00:41:07.660
He's got all kinds of things going for him as far as organization.
00:41:12.460
He's got the entire Obama local organization in all the states at his disposal.
00:41:18.740
This guy, you know, it's not going to be well, Trump's going to romp over him.
00:41:25.860
But as far as his competition is concerned, there is none.
00:41:31.120
These these people who are running out, they're basically running to write books and to get lecture fees.
00:41:41.860
They all know they can't win, including Bernie Sanders, who doesn't even look like he wants to win anymore.
00:41:55.580
Now, it's possible, I guess, that one of them might capture Iowa, some votes there, some votes in New Hampshire, because in the early voting, the extremists dominate, particularly in Iowa caucus.
00:42:11.220
But in the long run, is nobody going to beat Biden?
00:42:13.780
And I said this six months ago and living up to my name.
00:42:26.440
OK, so any astute political observer knows that the field the Democrats have put out is not going to beat Biden unless Biden collapses.
00:42:43.540
You know, he's 76 years old or anything could happen, but it's Biden's to lose.
00:42:52.240
Now, I'm always I always have that Michelle Obama thing in the back of my mind.
00:43:02.260
So she would step in, I think, if Biden implodes.
00:43:06.100
If like a scandal brought him down, like in between the convention and the election, maybe something really drastic, you know, something like that.
00:43:16.640
So when we when we come back, I want to stop one more place with Joe Biden.
00:43:21.240
And that is China and Ukraine, things that the the the left is completely dismissing.
00:43:28.780
But it is a gigantic scandal that makes him Hillary Clinton part due with with graft and scandal and dirty money.
00:43:44.900
I I I've wanted to do this for a long time and I've talked about doing it for a long time.
00:43:50.160
And and finally, we've just pulled the trigger on it.
00:43:56.500
And people are, you know, they'll go on vacation and you'll take your kids to Disney and you'll spend a fortune.
00:44:04.060
And what you'll do is you'll come back with a bunch of crap and you'll kind of be pissed off and and it will be a good memory and everything else.
00:44:11.800
But you really haven't really done anything where you're strengthening your family, per se.
00:44:17.160
So what we've done is we're going to do a cruise through history and we're inviting you to take your family, take your kids or your grandkids or just come as a couple.
00:44:28.280
We are going to we're going to begin our journey in Venice.
00:44:35.340
You're going to learn the history of the Renaissance.
00:44:39.840
You're going to learn the history of the Republic as we stop in Athens.
00:44:44.720
We're going to go to Croatia and then we are stopping.
00:44:48.640
Our final stop will be in Israel and Bill O'Reilly will be joining me as well as Rabbi Daniel Lapin.
00:44:57.840
There's nothing like learning about Israel and the roots of our of our religion with Daniel Lapin.
00:45:06.300
Stu will be there and I will be on the cruise the whole time.
00:45:15.720
And Bill is you're joining us in Israel, are you not, Bill?
00:45:19.660
I think I'm going to I'm going to hop on board in Dubrovnik in Croatia.
00:45:28.400
I mean, it's an amazing itinerary that you've laid out.
00:45:31.920
Now, I had to ask for a cabin away from Beck because he gets seasick.
00:45:46.720
And we're going to do a couple of events and it should be a lot of fun.
00:45:51.200
And we're going to be we're going to be at Caesarea.
00:45:57.240
But do you remember the first night event we did where where Paul was actually brought to to justice, if you will?
00:46:06.060
And that is the same place we're going to be doing it.
00:46:10.200
We're going to be doing an event there as well.
00:46:12.920
So we want you to find out all about it and and join us on this cruise.
00:46:17.220
Again, it happens next spring and you can find out all of the information at comesailaway.com, comesailaway.com and join us for a cruise through history, one where everyone will have a blast, see incredible things, but also learn about the republic and our faith and our freedom.
00:46:57.220
Uh, Dan Andros, a guy who started with me in 2000.
00:47:06.160
We remember we were all together for the big Y2K switch scare.
00:47:10.660
We were all wondering if we were going to explode.
00:47:15.520
That was when planes fell out of the sky and the world basically ended.
00:47:24.520
If you, uh, if you'd like to get some, uh, I don't know, some, some, uh, news about faith with an anchor.
00:47:33.460
And you guys are going to be working on a, um, I mean, you went to Israel last year.
00:47:37.360
Uh, we have the big special next week coming out, uh, with your visit, uh, with Jason Buttrell from this, uh, staff as well for the, uh, moving of the embassy.
00:47:47.420
Turned into something, Dan, that you thought that, I mean, it turned into something entirely different.
00:47:51.480
Yeah, I mean, we were there to mark that occasion where, you know, every president pretty much for as far back as we can remember in modern history was promising to do this.
00:48:01.720
He, he got it done and he actually had the courage to do it.
00:48:04.420
And, um, we got to witness firsthand sort of the, how the media concocts a narrative on, on Israel.
00:48:13.880
It was, it was, Hey, Israel with has shot back at Gaza and they, you know, that's when they pick up the story.
00:48:21.460
It's not the hundreds of rockets that just got shot randomly into those Southern, uh, cities in Israel before that.
00:48:28.920
So, um, that's why you're in, uh, in town, but there's something else that you guys are covering today.
00:48:36.540
And that's a big, uh, pro-life rally in Philadelphia.
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Um, I haven't looked at, we have a live feed going in.
00:48:46.180
Um, I've been taping our special, so I haven't actually seen the crowds, but, uh, from the reports, it looks like there's a lot of people there.
00:48:52.280
Um, Matt Walsh had actually been the first to tweet it out because if, if, did you guys see the story of Brian Sims,
00:48:58.160
a democratic rep, uh, from Pennsylvania who went on tape and you know what it reminded me of?
00:49:03.720
He was berating a pro-lifer out there, an elderly woman who was just out there alone.
00:49:08.000
And she was out there praying for the, you know, butchery that was going inside Planned Parenthood,
00:49:17.420
And that was in a separate video and he was trying to dox them.
00:49:19.800
He was asking a hundred people, a hundred dollars he'd give them.
00:49:23.100
If someone knew these people's names and addresses and would give them out.
00:49:28.820
And this is an elected, this is an elected official.
00:49:34.900
And so Matt Walsh tweeted it out and said, Hey, we should go and go to this place.
00:49:38.840
And, um, and so that's what's happening there today.
00:49:41.480
And we're live streaming it, uh, on faithwire.com.
00:49:46.280
Um, uh, Abby, Abby Johnson from the movie Implanned is her story.
00:49:52.540
I mean, it's, it's turned into a big thing and thank God that, that there's still people
00:49:56.400
out there reacting to which a video, which was blatant harassment of elderly people and
00:50:02.620
teenagers who are praying, uh, imagine it's just so far you were, you, you as an adult
00:50:13.800
If you can identify these people and tell me where they live for what purpose, for what
00:50:20.540
Well, and it's against the exact same, he was sitting there saying, they're shaming
00:50:25.880
And it's like that, no, that's what you're doing.
00:50:27.760
What, what a woman like that was doing and what those kids were doing every, I mean, I've
00:50:32.000
watched countless hours of these, uh, protesters, these Christians that are out in front of Planned
00:50:41.040
And not once have I seen them out there being brutal and shaming them and yelling at them.
00:50:48.420
They want to save the lives of these children that are going in there.
00:50:51.540
I have seen, I've seen, I've seen people shaming, baby killer, things like that.
00:51:01.780
Um, now people are just much cooler about it and they really are.
00:51:08.200
You're, you're not going to change anyone's heart by calling them a baby killer.
00:51:12.300
And, and, and could it, could it be possible that, because I, I, I, now that you mentioned
00:51:17.620
it, I can remember seeing some of those clips back in the day too.
00:51:20.140
Is it possible that that's just what the media chose to show us?
00:51:23.260
But they chose to show us that instead of, I mean, we had a report on a guy who has stood
00:51:27.620
out in front of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Orlando for, I think almost a decade now.
00:51:32.260
And they've credited over 2000 babies saved because of this guy.
00:51:37.200
And all he does is go out there and preach the gospel to these, to these women going in,
00:51:40.380
you know, Hey, God doesn't want you to do this.
00:51:46.800
Cause usually it is a tough, it's a tough decision, right?
00:51:50.140
If you've decided you're going to go abort your child, it's a big decision in your life.
00:51:53.920
The best perspective on this, I thought was Abby Johnson, when she was in here talking
00:51:57.420
to us and she said, cause in the movie, if you, if you, if you haven't seen Unplanned
00:52:01.720
or anyone who hasn't seen it, there's a scene right at the beginning where there are some
00:52:05.100
of these protesters and one guy's dressed as a grim reaper and he's screaming at the
00:52:09.960
And, uh, and you could say, well, I would, cause I'm, I'm sure I'm on the same side of the
00:52:18.480
And she mentioned it, I thought it was really interesting because she was a Planned Parenthood
00:52:21.720
clinic director and she was on the other side of it.
00:52:23.600
And she said, what that dynamic creates is a place where the woman or the clinic worker
00:52:31.100
And she, the woman who is making this decision feels that, that the Planned Parenthood worker
00:52:41.120
So in that moment, the person who's helping, uh, her is actually the Planned Parenthood worker
00:52:47.720
who's protecting her from these crazy people outside the walls.
00:52:50.680
And that's, it actually causes people to go in more often.
00:52:53.900
It's like looking at Mengele when you got off the train as he's the guy who's going to help
00:53:00.320
He's going to do medical things to you that you're not going to like.
00:53:03.420
You know, and, and if you, I am convinced, I mean, if, if you are not convinced that what
00:53:09.440
we are witnessing is not a political battle as far as abortion goes, but it is a battle
00:53:15.180
of between good and evil and between against the, the, the, the, almost everything is now
00:53:23.620
Do you remember the video of the guy, the, the abortion doctor a couple of years ago,
00:53:28.420
and he was growling at the guy with the camera out there and it was like, there was
00:53:34.080
I'm just convinced now that, that he wasn't, he wasn't joking around or trying to be funny.
00:53:41.080
And I just don't know how you can boil down this issue to anything else.
00:53:45.340
When the science keeps, the more we have technology, the more we see, we can detect the
00:53:51.360
That's what the Georgia bill was, was just passed.
00:53:54.400
And we're not even, we're, we're not, we're not even arguing what we used to argue.
00:53:59.000
We used to argue with compassion and it was, well, you want to be honest,
00:54:04.560
And so they would trap you in this little pocket of, of compassion where most people
00:54:09.900
are like, no, I don't want to even think about this.
00:54:22.300
I mean, the, the audio, uh, when was it from CNN?
00:54:28.360
Where, where the woman said to, to, uh, Rick Santorum, that's not a baby inside of her.
00:54:37.320
Is there anyone who actually, then why do we have baby showers?
00:54:46.100
And by the way, fetus, they're like, oh, that's a fetus in there.
00:54:55.680
It's not some magical scientific word that means clump of cells.
00:55:00.200
And I was, I was, uh, I was talking to a pro choice, uh, guy the other day and we're
00:55:04.140
Like we would say, I think I'll hear that, you know, conception is the line and we're now
00:55:08.000
talking about, no, it's passing the birth canal and maybe beyond that is the line.
00:55:12.900
And, you know, I think there used to be a position where it was, maybe it was viability,
00:55:17.760
Like the baby can live on its own, which is around, you know, 22, 23, 24 weeks, or if
00:55:22.140
it's a cognitive ability and there are all these different lines that we used to talk
00:55:26.700
And you think about those things, it like, you know, they talk about cognitive ability
00:55:30.700
might be around 12 weeks where that starts to begin.
00:55:33.440
And it's like, that is a conservative dream right now.
00:55:36.860
Like these people who think of themselves as pro choice are advocating positions that
00:55:41.240
are way to the right to where we are from where we are.
00:55:46.840
These are, I mean, Republicans have problems getting 20 week bans passed, let alone 12
00:55:53.960
These are people who are telling me they are pro choice and saying, well, not after the
00:56:01.280
Let's go back to that Roe versus Wade standard because it's quaint compared to where we are
00:56:05.960
We're talking about, we have on this board to my left is, is in five categories is our
00:56:12.500
22 different candidates running for the democratic nomination.
00:56:16.740
They can't find one of them to say that abortion five minutes before birth is wrong.
00:56:28.320
Think of the lack of moral courage you have to have or not have to, to not be able to
00:56:35.420
And, and I'm looking for one, I would love to just have one.
00:56:38.500
Where is the Democrat who is willing to buck that platform right now?
00:56:43.380
Because they are obviously afraid of that content that, you know, that constituency that just
00:56:50.760
So let me just give you, let me just give you some headphones, headlines.
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If you don't think that we are in a battle of, of just the biggest change, just leave it at
00:57:05.080
that good and evil, or just the biggest change a culture maybe has ever seen.
00:57:14.940
College faculty chair compares Chick-fil-A to pornography as the academic Senate
00:57:23.200
Is it possible he's talking about the chicken is too tasty?
00:57:27.680
Second Colorado shooting suspect is a transgender girl who identifies as a boy.
00:57:43.200
That child, you know, because they are famous for dressing in drag and dancing in gay nightclubs.
00:58:01.500
I made Converse very, very famous again back in, what, 2008 and 2010.
00:58:15.220
An 11 year old child who is famous for dressing in drag and dancing in gay nightclubs is their
00:58:22.580
Is this the one that there's footage of the men in the club coming up and throwing dollars
00:58:27.220
He's the one that went on Good Morning America and there was that clip with Strahan and the
00:58:31.400
kid comes out and this is, that's, and Good Morning America, I mean that's like family
00:58:35.440
friendly, allegedly, and this kid is 11 and he comes out and he's making all these sexual
00:58:46.440
Parents say, these are just today's headlines, by the way.
00:58:49.120
Parents say, a second grade teacher tried to convince their son, eight, that he was transgendered.
00:59:02.060
This is, this is the beginning of the fundamental transformation of America.
00:59:13.860
But we either say, I've had enough of this, or we embrace it.
00:59:20.280
But this next election, if we embrace it, it completes it.
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And we'll see you tonight on, on the news and why it matters.
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And you'll be here next week too, because we have a special with Israel.