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00:00:00.000 hey it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the podcast today just listen to it and find out what's on

00:00:05.740 it i mean why are we doing this open for the hold your hand the whole time we already did

00:00:11.220 right show what were if you were so lazy that you couldn't get up early enough we were here

00:00:17.720 now i gotta i gotta walk you through the whole here's what's on but go just listen to it and

00:00:23.440 find out it's magic you're gonna hear about uh i mean the democrat candidates for president uh

00:00:31.800 won't tolerate any limitation on abortion are you still gonna tell them okay it's amazing all right

00:00:36.260 well i'm gonna tell them a couple of things you're gonna talk about a guy a 94 year old parachuting

00:00:41.140 into normandy again because he did it in world war ii and i guess he doesn't understand it's not

00:00:45.620 necessary anymore you don't have to do it that way you just fly there on a on united or delta it's

00:00:52.340 not that hard listen to the show right just listen and you'll hear it tell you how many americans are

00:00:58.060 in favor of socialism and would and think it's a good thing for the country uh we'll get into that

00:01:03.400 and so much more you'll hear it all just listen to the podcast to the show

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00:01:16.740 uh welcome it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck program triple eight seven two seven

00:01:40.780 beck great to have you with us uh some interesting thoughts on abortion from some of these

00:01:46.380 democrat candidates uh people keep asking them so where do you draw the line and they all say the

00:01:54.880 same thing they won't there is no lie there is no there's no line there's no line there's no line

00:01:59.280 to them this is just unbelievable it's it's amazing to watch um one of the latest maybe the latest into

00:02:07.600 the race steve bullock from montana he's he's the governor of montana why he thinks he has

00:02:12.300 any chance at all at winning i'll never know uh but here he is uh talking about abortion he's asked

00:02:21.540 he's asked about restrictions what limits would you put on abortion

00:02:25.000 none these are decisions that should not be made by legislators i mean we've 1973 roe versus wade

00:02:36.360 is still the law of the land and as opposed to attacking it we should actually be promoting

00:02:41.000 it and we should be both codifying the opportunities under roe versus wade and at state level i haven't

00:02:47.800 allowed those any restrictions okay so it's it's a decision that shouldn't be made by legislators

00:02:55.120 why should it be made by supreme court justices are they are they superhuman somehow yes are they

00:03:01.740 superpowers are they godlike well yeah to them well only because they like that decision yeah if it

00:03:09.480 was a decision they didn't like they would hate them with everything in them that's a decision that

00:03:14.640 shouldn't be made by legislators why what what happened to uh democracy being so important i thought

00:03:23.060 it was i keep telling you it's not a democracy but they keep telling us it is and then when when it

00:03:28.200 comes to democracy they want it decided by nine people that's not democracy not even close that's

00:03:35.240 amazing that's amazing what a pathetic answer which shouldn't be left to legislators who should it be

00:03:41.400 left to uh amazing amazing well we're gonna find out from uh pete butting jidge who he thinks

00:03:50.300 the fine mayor of south bend the fine mayor of south bend and if anybody knows about abortion

00:03:54.920 abortion and the limits that should be placed on abortion it's the mayor of south bend indiana i

00:03:59.620 think we all agree on that yes okay here he is there's been a lot of focus this week about the

00:04:05.020 states that have voted to restrict women's rights but there's also been a movement in the other

00:04:09.240 direction new york state also this year passed a new law which significantly increases a woman's right

00:04:15.980 to accept to an abortion it used to be the exception was at after i think it's 24 weeks to protect

00:04:22.220 the life of a woman now the new law is to protect the health of a woman which is a much more lenient

00:04:28.660 standard and i guess the question is do you believe at any point in pregnancy whether it's a six weeks

00:04:35.320 or eight weeks or 24 weeks or whatever that there should be any limit on a woman's right to have an

00:04:40.440 abortion you know i think the the dialogue has got so caught up on where you draw the line yeah that

00:04:45.880 we've gotten away from the fundamental question of who gets to draw the line oh and i trust women

00:04:51.720 trust women to draw the line when it's there

00:04:53.520 thank you okay such a pandering bs answer i and i trust women to draw the line well you can't trust

00:05:08.200 them because that's cost us 60 million babies since 1973 trusting women has cost 60 million children

00:05:16.280 since 1973 i think that's a stupid thing to do uh once we've seen the outcome of trusting women

00:05:26.180 i'm sorry you can't you can't you can't allow you can't allow the slaughter of babies anymore you just get

00:05:33.700 we can't and i think i think we understand that now i hope so and we're fighting back and we're fighting

00:05:39.460 back really hard and we're getting a lot of pushback from you know the left because obviously they don't

00:05:47.260 think there should be any limit at any time and that's up to 40 weeks well listen we'd let them

00:05:51.260 have free reign for a number of years right i mean it's gone for for many years where we thought right

00:05:56.760 we just let them have this argument fine it'll be okay and it's not fine it's not okay right and now

00:06:03.580 the pushback is happening and they're like whoa wait yeah they don't like it they don't like to be

00:06:07.600 challenged on this issue they they haven't been for a long time right and they don't like it well

00:06:12.700 tough tough there's too many lives at stake no kidding that's a separate body that's not that's

00:06:19.060 not the woman's body we're talking about that's a separate body inside there uh with a separate dna

00:06:24.540 strand yeah but when separate organs when when is it a separate body like like after birth two or

00:06:30.580 three years no no two or three like when you're three years old four years old something like that

00:06:34.820 much right away as it starts developing it's it's separate yeah so i know what i'm saying like

00:06:40.720 when is it a human yeah i know this is a separate human the whole time it's the whole time from the

00:06:46.460 beginning the whole time right after its birth it's never going to be a plant life it's never going to

00:06:51.140 be a vegetable matter it's from what from when it's not going to be an auto part uh it's always going

00:06:56.980 to be a human from the very beginning from the very beginning at the hospital uh talking about

00:07:01.860 from from conception huh so yeah that's not the way it works that's the way it works as far as i'm

00:07:08.040 concerned as far as these democrats are concerned it's never a child it's never a human and what yeah

00:07:13.500 never literally this is literally not one of the 23 candidates in the democrat party have any cutoff

00:07:24.740 for abortion there is no cutoff right from any of them that's staggering yes it is it used to be

00:07:34.060 that they'd concede all right you know 21 weeks come on 24 weeks whatever i mean you can't have

00:07:42.420 third trimester abortions well now unless the health of the mother is in effect or something

00:07:47.400 they always they always right but they always threw that out there very rare but they always threw that

00:07:52.040 out there after the 21 weeks or the whatever whatever amount of line that they're drawing

00:07:56.520 there's no line there's none there's no line zero uh that's how extreme that's how radical they are

00:08:04.360 on this it's just really what it's gotten worse but that's really what put us our back against the

00:08:09.240 wall on this right exactly it's time to fight back no i think we really woke up when new york

00:08:14.480 passed that bill and then virginia was going to pass that bill i think so too and other states

00:08:20.500 considered the bill so you know and you've got that you've got states fighting back all through

00:08:27.360 the south which is great it's yeah you have eight states now have passed pretty tough new laws

00:08:33.660 six of them heartbeat bills um and one of them beyond heartbeat so good yeah i i i think it's great

00:08:41.940 meanwhile georgia's governor brian kemp mocked the celebrities who were threatening to boycott the

00:08:48.580 state because of their heartbeat bill uh of course alissa milano and alec baldwin and others have

00:08:55.800 spoken out against the law and they've signed letters of protest oh no to demand that the state

00:09:01.500 abandon its heartbeat bill was it like a strongly worded letter yeah it is okay yeah they're strongly

00:09:07.940 worded and and they're really upset and uh and they don't like brian kemp and he said i understand

00:09:14.620 that some folks don't like this new law i'm fine with that we're elected to do what's right and

00:09:19.500 standing up for precious life is always the right thing to do boom we value and protect innocent life

00:09:26.780 even though that makes c-list celebrities squawk

00:09:31.000 that is fantastic that's really good just poke them another time yeah poke them one more time

00:09:40.400 do you know that that's uh that that hurt them more than anything call it a c-list really good

00:09:47.120 is alissa milano even c-list though she might be d or e by oh no she's f-list she's she's what

00:09:55.340 was the last thing she was in i told you oh yeah that's right runway something or other project

00:10:00.760 runway all project runway all-stars yeah i'm sure that plus she's made a fortune on her uh on her

00:10:06.000 clothing line right has she yeah she's done a bunch with uh major league baseball and nba and nfl

00:10:12.280 with her clothing line i mean she's big contracts with them yeah so she's doing okay plus her her

00:10:18.380 show uh charmed is in uh that's been in syndication for a long time probably makes good money from that

00:10:24.220 i mean she's okay yeah i mean she's for sure a c-lister sure

00:10:27.940 at best yeah i mean right i mean she's not even getting the hallmark gigs

00:10:35.380 no you're she's not getting the hallmark christmas movies even i've never seen her in one

00:10:39.520 of course she probably wouldn't want to do a christmas that's true yeah that's that's too nice

00:10:43.840 she's too evil for that uh other entertainers who have uh had a fit over george's uh law are mia

00:10:53.440 pharaoh uh ben stiller don cheetle sean penn carrie washington and others yeah i mean those are you

00:11:02.460 know those are some big names in hollywood but they're you know they're the same it's the same

00:11:05.860 group it's the same yeah the same loud mouths on every issue yeah uh so that's great that the

00:11:13.920 governor of georgia not caving in to any of this more in just a minute coming up

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00:14:02.380 uh oh by the way um how many americans now uh are are uh in favor of socialism i guess you could say

00:14:14.560 two i mean it shouldn't be more than two it shouldn't it should be bernie sanders and his wife

00:14:22.060 right but it's it's quite a few more than that um it's 40 percent of americans in fact it's 43 percent

00:14:29.440 40 percent believe that socialism would be a good thing for america it's only 51 percent who say

00:14:39.720 it wouldn't be a good thing 51 to 43 now i would like this is getting really frightening

00:14:45.560 really frightening that is not good it is frightening in 1942 it was uh 25 percent of americans believed

00:14:57.140 it would be a good thing 25 it's gone up 18 percentage points i mean 25 is too much yeah 20

00:15:03.620 i'm kind of surprised it was 25 but you had you know the fascist in italy and they got a lot of good

00:15:09.600 press just like they get now in the new york times and the washington post uh and anytime socialism

00:15:16.100 crops its ugly head new york times and and the washington post have great things to say about it

00:15:21.680 uh we'll just we'll just we'll do it better than they did uh this time in america we'll do it right

00:15:28.700 you know we can do socialism and communism right here because you know we know how to do it

00:15:34.520 for democrats this is amazing 57 percent of democrats view socialism favorably 57 percent

00:15:44.760 i think a lot of this is because of the language that they use with the social equality nonsense the

00:15:52.440 social justice stuff the social equality they've made it they've they've pinned socialism to equality

00:15:59.380 yeah and you know if you don't know any different you might just think oh okay well

00:16:05.400 socialists why everybody equal certainly makes sense i mean the joke is uh you know so they like

00:16:11.000 socialism because of the social networks but it's really just about equal justice i think the i think

00:16:16.140 the youth are pretty confused about what socialism is and we've seen that we've you know more on trivia

00:16:21.020 which by the way we still we still still do on my show on pat gray unleashed every fall uh during

00:16:27.280 football season you if you can tune in for a tremendous season more on trivia every friday we

00:16:31.660 were 15 and 3 last season you're welcome if you would have placed bets based on more on trivia you

00:16:39.560 would have made a lot of money right a lot of course we don't no no no it's just for fun but uh

00:16:45.340 but some people actually did we did find out that some people were using it against our wishes against

00:16:50.480 star wishes and we did not recommend that uh so but i i think with some of the millennials that's what

00:16:59.060 they equate it with social media socializing but uh i think most adults understand what socialism is

00:17:08.160 i hope i hope so i hope but you get to these numbers and it's scary oh it's really scary i mean

00:17:16.000 then you've got a bunch of people agreeing with aoc and bernie sanders oh my gosh and you see why

00:17:21.820 he's such a star among uh among democrats democrats are pretty favorable towards socialism oh frightening

00:17:30.640 it sure is also uh this is an interesting survey um a survey was taken that found that more than half

00:17:41.900 of americans believe arabic numerals should not be taught in american schools right right i want that

00:17:50.920 arab stuff over here right you keep that in your saudi arabia and your qatar it's that over there

00:18:00.300 uh here are arabic numbers by the way arabic numerals okay one two three four five

00:18:11.440 six seven eight nine i mean that's that's funny but we're talking about arabic numbers that we

00:18:18.520 don't want in school as opposed to roman numerals the arabic numerals replaced uh roman numerals uh

00:18:25.640 with the western civilization some time ago and we've used them ever since

00:18:29.240 so they tricked about half of americans it's so funny that's not nice to do no it is not

00:18:37.240 not nice to do it all 72 percent of republicans uh did not want uh arabic numerals to be in our

00:18:45.620 curriculum 40 percent of democrats

00:18:47.420 not knowing exactly what arabic numerals were uh so obviously more cannon fodder for msnbc

00:19:00.280 um but here's some for us after 130 years the so-called prototype kilogram which so many other

00:19:10.900 nations base their measurements upon and we're always told we're ridiculous because we don't use

00:19:16.280 that system and they tried to switch us in the 70s if you remember correctly and i said um no i do

00:19:23.040 no thank you uh they tried to wrap that hard down they did and you know why it didn't work because

00:19:28.700 there's no way to convert it there's just you can't tell what it is i mean a kilometer that could

00:19:33.900 be 17 inches or 900 miles there's no way to know there's no way to know you don't know

00:19:40.500 and we we rejected that we like to know we like to know thank you we like to know if somebody weighs

00:19:47.320 40 kilograms i don't know how much that is is that four ounces or is it 7 000 pounds i don't know

00:19:54.580 that's dangerous if i don't know so we rejected it anyway the new definition of the kilogram

00:20:02.840 is apparently based on fundamental laws of physics and it was adopted at an international conference

00:20:09.320 held last november in versailles france oh good it went into effect monday instead of being based

00:20:15.600 on a shiny hunk of metal stored in a vault in france on the outskirts outskirts of paris

00:20:23.160 the kilogram is now based on the plunk constant okay the plunk constant and that's better than a

00:20:34.240 shiny piece of metal in a drawer outside of paris because it's a tiny unvarying number that plays a

00:20:40.840 key role in quantum physics like duh so the metric system is so bad they had to change it

00:20:47.480 to the plunk so i've been proven right again told you there was no there's no way to tell

00:20:53.680 they finally admitted it yes

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00:21:42.580 seeing jeffy that's like a dream come true i hear that so ones of people well those ones literally ones

00:21:51.840 of people and i i don't know that they actually exist to be honest with you which is why chewing

00:21:58.560 the fat is just a you know audio podcast right now right now right now it is but plans are i mean

00:22:03.840 well are in place people are demanding it the ones are demanding it i believe clamoring is the word

00:22:09.760 there's like an uproar and a clamor about it i mean i can't you can't stop it no you can't even if

00:22:17.440 you want it to and who wants to i don't want to i don't you don't want to stop that momentum do you

00:22:22.160 no uh we are in good hands with our next generation as i think everybody everybody understands by this

00:22:28.800 point um man they've got some great ideas they do 41 percent of college students 41 percent believe

00:22:38.440 hate speech is not protected by the first amendment uh what you know this is this is our fault though

00:22:48.500 this is our generation's fault because they've been protected every step of the way we've babied them

00:22:54.600 we've coddled them we took red marks off of their homework assignments and test papers because

00:23:01.380 it was too intense for them so you can't mark up their paper in red right uh we artificially raised

00:23:08.140 their grades we made it impossible for them to get f's we don't want any failure at all

00:23:13.460 uh that was too traumatic we created safe spaces for them where they wouldn't have to hear anything they

00:23:21.400 disagreed with or that would upset them in any way we don't want you offended we don't want you upset

00:23:26.740 we don't want you uncomfortable uh we set up crying closets university of utah set up crying

00:23:33.600 closets remember that yes i do we didn't keep score at their games so that there were no losers and

00:23:39.820 nobody would feel badly when they walked off the playing field we gave them participation trophies

00:23:46.260 just for showing up you guys are wonderful you're so good we evenly distributed game balls you could

00:23:53.500 strike out nine times in a game and you'd still get a game ball i mean of course they don't think

00:24:00.500 hate speech is protected of course they don't believe that anything in life should challenge

00:24:07.360 their tender sensibilities it's just that simple yeah i mean we're we and we see that evidence of that

00:24:14.520 every day every stinking day every day you you had your feelings hurt you don't like what

00:24:22.820 someone said tough yeah i mean if we all talk like barney the dinosaur uh as they watched growing

00:24:31.200 up this generation uh if all we said was i love you you love me we wouldn't have to protect any speech

00:24:40.340 nobody would object to it but when things irritate you when you disagree with them when things are

00:24:50.680 harsh that's the only speech you need to protect i don't how do you not understand that i don't know

00:24:58.060 how you not how you don't understand that i mean the days of of uh uh uh sticks and stones and

00:25:05.840 words could never hurt words could never hurt me that was a long gone and that's why you never hear

00:25:10.360 that i mean long saying anymore you don't hear it nobody says it nobody's just not true

00:25:16.000 sticks and stones can break my bones but names are a lot worse for me that's what it is now that's

00:25:26.400 the new saying yeah sticks and stones may break my bones but names that's a lot worse for me

00:25:33.720 evidence yesterday of of the guy that is arrested for right for beating the transgender person beating

00:25:41.060 the heck out of someone i mean assaulting this human being yeah i beat her but i didn't call her

00:25:46.560 any names it's amazing it's amazing that was unbelievable so and he's saying it because that

00:25:55.280 because he believes it yeah he believes i i'm not going to get in trouble for calling her a name

00:25:59.720 so it's just it's it's no wonder we've got this situation because we we essentially uh created the

00:26:09.500 situation by not expecting anything of them by protecting them from absolutely every negative

00:26:16.500 situation in life and you can't do that you can't sell from the negative situation i'm trying to

00:26:21.540 remember when you know how how that actually came to be you know like i because my my oldest son lived

00:26:29.460 through some of this and i remember thinking no you don't everybody doesn't need to get a trophy

00:26:34.280 everybody doesn't need no you you know you won you scored more points than the other team you won

00:26:40.340 that's the way it is and then it just seems like i don't know that i don't think we believed it would

00:26:45.520 hurt you know it was just like yeah whatever it was almost like the abortion thing it was just like

00:26:49.340 whatever it's been going on for a while i know uh and it's it's it went on even in texas i i remember

00:26:56.420 when uh my youngest son was playing his i don't know 11 or 12 year old season i think he was 11

00:27:05.800 at the time and he was on a terrible team sure and it happens they went oh and 16 and i'm sitting

00:27:12.440 there in stands uh and the team mom is going to all the various parents collecting money i'm thinking

00:27:19.160 hmm what do i own we have a little after season party what is this about yeah that's what i thought

00:27:24.260 it was maybe a party of some kind afterwards and and again the team is oh and 13 at this point

00:27:31.220 and she's got a long season she comes up to me it's been a long season it's been tough yeah uh so she

00:27:38.560 comes up to me and says so uh we're collecting uh ten dollars for the team trophies i'm like oh the team

00:27:47.880 trophy what you don't you don't think they're oh and 13 well they still play good this season

00:27:55.680 they still play good this season no they didn't no they really didn't

00:28:00.460 i mean i know they tried but they did not succeed and i don't want to pay for a big giant

00:28:07.620 trophy with the giant letter l on it yeah and of course there wouldn't be a giant letter no no no

00:28:14.800 they'd be presented as champions for participating all right uh and she's like oh you so you don't

00:28:22.100 you don't think that no no i don't think i'm certainly not pointing a pointing up money for a

00:28:29.220 an oh and 16 season thank you though uh for the opportunity yeah so even that was when we were in

00:28:36.020 houston even in houston texas you had that mindset so what chance do they have seriously what chance

00:28:42.440 do the kids have it is hard it's hard we should have let them experience this because now they're

00:28:49.640 getting out into the world and trying to become productive citizens and it's just going to be

00:28:56.640 really hard for them to be that yeah because they they've got too many things that are going to come

00:29:00.700 at them did you say something harsh against me yeah right did you just make me uncomfortable

00:29:05.000 i i i shouldn't be made to feel uncomfortable that's against the constitution i think they really

00:29:11.380 believe it is against unconstitutional uh it's unconstitutional to make anybody feel uncomfortable

00:29:16.900 so okay good luck okay and we're going to turn the country over to them yikes i know i know it's the

00:29:28.600 same group you know in that a real disservice to them in that gallup poll that talked about uh socialism

00:29:32.780 yeah uh it also talks about how uh the respondents uh favored government control

00:29:37.640 in environmental protection and online privacy protection of these that's i mean that that's

00:29:43.160 they want they want they're okay with they don't want people saying bad things about them but they

00:29:48.120 want the government to protect them online and make sure that the what you know the fish and they'll

00:29:52.140 probably get that too they will they'll get that because mark zuckerberg is for intervention from

00:29:58.300 the government yeah why would you want that so he could i mean yeah uh control my company yeah please

00:30:04.480 what what why why would you be for that it's it's amazing it is it's amazing and you know the only

00:30:15.040 reason that i can see of him being for that isn't for our safety oh not at all that is not for our

00:30:21.620 safety my friends he's partnering with the government you're darn right he is let me in let me in kind of

00:30:27.380 a chilling little beginning of things we've seen on sci-fi movies where corporations are the government

00:30:34.560 let me in yes you're right man scary are bad i should be uh-huh i need to be in with you guys

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 21, 2019

Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Pat Gray, Jeff Fisher ｜ 5⧸21⧸19

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