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00:00:25.300 But I, I think I sense something is changing and it may be really early, but something is changing and we'll talk about that.

00:00:34.980 And I think you're going to really enjoy that opening monologue. Also, the guy up in Chicago who has been on the story of Jussie Smollett from the beginning.

00:00:45.680 He's from Fox 32. Nobody wanted to listen to him, but he's been right every step of the way.

00:00:49.940 He tells us what's really going on in Chicago. David Horowitz on his dark agenda. This is a new book called the war to destroy Christian America. Dark agenda.

00:01:00.420 Also, Laura Logan. What's happening with, with Laura Logan and a great woman who says, don't go to college.

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00:01:20.440 A great one for college students and for those considering going to college and parents need to listen.

00:01:28.000 And then we wrap it up with a very controversial painting I found at a yard sale that we really need your help to decide on what we should do.

00:01:38.360 Because maybe the artist has gone too far. You decide.

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00:03:00.040 If you've listened to me for a long time, I've said since about 2000, maybe seven, because of the arrogance of Barack Obama.

00:03:10.480 I noticed it in him first.

00:03:13.500 And I prayed a lot about, okay, this is not a good development, the direction of our country.

00:03:22.800 What's going to happen?

00:03:24.760 And I was, I was overwhelmed with the feeling of a couple of things.

00:03:28.820 They're not enemies of yours.

00:03:31.600 They are enemies of freedom of mankind.

00:03:35.000 And that, that is on your stewardship.

00:03:38.600 But I'm the owner of those.

00:03:40.640 So this is not a fight you're fighting alone.

00:03:44.240 Second thing.

00:03:45.140 Watch their arrogance.

00:03:51.600 Because it will be their undoing in the end.

00:03:55.600 And I've waited, and I've waited, and I've patiently waited.

00:03:59.880 And I want to tell you, I think it's here.

00:04:03.420 Now, let me break this down into several categories.

00:04:07.260 And I will show you, there is very little you have to fight for.

00:04:13.200 There is a lot you need to stand for.

00:04:16.620 But very little you need to fight for.

00:04:20.200 Let's start here.

00:04:22.020 Abortion.

00:04:22.500 Is abortion the same topic, the same thing we're fighting, in the same way today as we were a year ago?

00:04:31.680 No.

00:04:33.120 Why?

00:04:34.540 Because of arrogance.

00:04:38.120 Think about what we have always traditionally been fighting for.

00:04:41.540 We've been fighting for the right of the child.

00:04:44.440 Other people have been fighting for the right of the mother.

00:04:46.660 And it was supposed to be safe, rare, and legal.

00:04:51.380 It's really no longer safe.

00:04:53.320 They're doing all kinds of practices to save time at Planned Parenthood that take the ultrasound out of it.

00:04:59.160 It is much safer if you use an ultrasound.

00:05:02.320 But they want to make money.

00:05:04.420 It is legal.

00:05:06.160 But now they're going for the infanticide rules.

00:05:12.160 So, legal, yeah, it has been legal.

00:05:18.000 But now they're going for something completely different.

00:05:21.900 And then, rare, no.

00:05:24.560 They're shouting the abortion.

00:05:26.420 And this started about a year ago where they were saying, we've got to shout our abortion.

00:05:30.460 We're really thrilled.

00:05:32.580 You know, there's nothing wrong with it.

00:05:34.500 One woman in Seattle was given a speech and she said, my first abortion was my best abortion.

00:05:39.620 And it happened in Seattle and it's craziness.

00:05:43.280 Then, their arrogance took them to say, we want to be able to kill an unwanted child after birth.

00:05:52.020 Just let them die.

00:05:53.000 Give birth.

00:05:53.980 Let them die.

00:05:55.960 That was way too far.

00:05:58.340 And what did they do?

00:05:59.740 They said, we want to light up the New York skyline pink in celebration of that.

00:06:06.980 Arrogance.

00:06:07.660 And their arrogance has led us to a place now to where people are waking up.

00:06:13.200 If you have seen the latest polls, there has been a massive shift towards life because of this.

00:06:21.940 A massive shift.

00:06:23.940 And I think we are, I think we're on the cusp of ending abortion as we know it.

00:06:29.180 I really do.

00:06:30.040 So, there's one.

00:06:33.560 Their arrogance.

00:06:34.520 They took it too far.

00:06:36.240 Look what happened just this week with the media and Trump.

00:06:40.500 They have been so arrogant for the last two years.

00:06:45.940 They have condemned him every step of the way.

00:06:49.520 They have not done what reasonable people do.

00:06:52.700 Look, I don't like this about him, but I do like this about him.

00:06:57.080 And if he is guilty, if he is a traitor to our country, if he is in bed with Russia, then he should be impeached.

00:07:05.320 He should probably go to jail.

00:07:07.160 That's what a normal human being would say.

00:07:12.540 But that's not what the media has been saying.

00:07:15.240 And so, they have overplayed their hand and they've wanted to get him because they were convinced in their arrogance they knew what happened.

00:07:24.640 Now that the facts are out and the investigation is over, they can't accept that.

00:07:29.880 And so, they're doubling down.

00:07:32.780 They cannot admit defeat.

00:07:35.560 Who does that?

00:07:36.980 A humble person or an arrogant person?

00:07:41.340 They can't admit that they were wrong.

00:07:44.480 Now, we've been saying for a while, get over it.

00:07:47.560 But now our Democratic voting neighbors, not the people in Washington, are neighbors.

00:07:52.200 They're saying the same thing to the media.

00:07:56.120 Get over it, man.

00:07:57.840 You're looking ridiculous.

00:08:02.260 Arrogance with the media.

00:08:05.080 Anti-Semitism.

00:08:06.180 Care.

00:08:08.380 Congresswoman Omar Ilan.

00:08:11.160 The Democrats won't condemn anti-Semitism.

00:08:15.780 When we all know what anti-Semitism is and we know why anti-Semitism.

00:08:19.940 Anti-Semitism is the canary in the coal mine.

00:08:23.180 It's like lynching.

00:08:24.880 We all know it when we see it.

00:08:26.600 And we all know that it's wrong.

00:08:28.760 But they won't do it.

00:08:29.940 Why?

00:08:30.340 Because they're in the pocket of care.

00:08:33.740 Americans, both Democrats, Republicans, also independents, we all know an unindicted co-conspirator is a bad thing.

00:08:44.140 A offshoot, an actual arm of the Muslim Brotherhood and a sister organization, literal sister organization to Hamas is care.

00:08:56.860 An unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation, which was financing terror.

00:09:04.500 Okay.

00:09:04.900 They've gotten so powerful that they think they can say and do anything.

00:09:11.240 But let me tell you, the first crisis and Americans will turn.

00:09:15.980 They're using the Jesse Smollett cover.

00:09:26.140 I'm a, I'm just, I'm, I'm a, I'm a burka wearing.

00:09:30.500 I'm a hijab wearing.

00:09:32.040 I'm a black.

00:09:32.940 I'm a oppressed minority.

00:09:35.560 They're using all of this stuff.

00:09:37.240 And it only plays for so long.

00:09:39.100 And the arrogance is, you Americans are too stupid to see the difference between a sister of Hamas and APEC.

00:09:51.220 You're just too stupid to see it.

00:09:53.340 So we're just going to, we're just going to roll right over you.

00:09:58.680 And it's the same thing with the border.

00:10:01.780 There, they used to be, everybody was for border security.

00:10:04.940 Come on.

00:10:05.520 Everyone is for some sort of border security.

00:10:08.440 Now the Democrats say they're for open borders.

00:10:11.800 Only the libertarians, I mean, and I mean the deep libertarians have been for fully open borders.

00:10:19.400 But even that comes with the caveat of, yeah, but no, no welfare state as well.

00:10:27.020 Everyone has been for this, but not now.

00:10:30.360 And they tried to make everybody in America feel like they're a racist if they want a border wall.

00:10:36.340 But what they don't understand is, the border wall isn't because we don't like Mexicans.

00:10:42.300 The border wall is because we don't trust Washington.

00:10:46.600 We don't believe that Washington will actually enforce any law for more than one term of a president.

00:10:53.300 If that.

00:10:54.320 And we know that there is trouble on the border.

00:10:57.620 We know that there are bad people coming in.

00:11:01.160 We know that there are also some good families that are coming in.

00:11:05.320 And nobody cares about the difference between the two.

00:11:09.140 We know that our cities are out of control because they become sanctuary cities.

00:11:16.360 And they have called us racist because we believe in the rule of law.

00:11:21.820 That's what that border wall represents.

00:11:24.060 Not a statement about Mexico, but a statement about the people we keep sending to Washington.

00:11:30.060 We don't trust them to protect the things that we value.

00:11:38.040 The arrogance, again, is you're racist.

00:11:42.580 That's their arrogance.

00:11:43.880 I'm not, but you are.

00:11:47.020 Socialism and the New Green Deal.

00:11:48.700 He was doing a stand-up comedy routine.

00:11:51.860 I don't know if you saw him yesterday,

00:11:53.600 but he had a picture of Reagan riding in on a Velociraptor,

00:11:59.300 as we all know,

00:12:00.760 happened in the last battle of the Cold War.

00:12:04.960 And he started there

00:12:06.540 and ended up with seahorses from Aquaman

00:12:10.200 being the only way to get to Hawaii.

00:12:13.800 And he was talking about the absurdity of all of this.

00:12:18.640 When Mike Lee is actually funny,

00:12:21.600 you're on the losing side.

00:12:25.680 When Mike Lee can take and show how crazy this is,

00:12:32.180 Mike Lee, and you'll laugh out loud,

00:12:34.900 you're on the wrong side.

00:12:38.100 Your arrogance has said,

00:12:40.340 everybody believes in global warming

00:12:42.840 and the science is settled

00:12:44.780 and I don't even have to talk to anybody about it.

00:12:48.320 Your arrogance of we're all socialists now,

00:12:51.860 no, we're not.

00:12:53.900 Your arrogance and social justice,

00:12:56.140 me too, Kavanaugh,

00:12:58.100 the Covington Catholic,

00:12:59.680 what did that turn into?

00:13:01.320 You are guilty

00:13:02.800 until you can prove yourself innocent.

00:13:06.300 But as we saw with Kavanaugh

00:13:08.140 and Covington Catholic,

00:13:09.640 it doesn't even matter

00:13:10.920 if you can prove yourself innocent,

00:13:12.780 you're guilty of something.

00:13:14.960 And the arrogance of the left

00:13:17.120 and the social justice warriors,

00:13:19.000 they are so convinced

00:13:20.780 that they are right on all of these things,

00:13:23.380 that there is a white original sin

00:13:27.980 that we must all pay for

00:13:29.860 and we must cleanse ourselves

00:13:31.900 of white people

00:13:33.160 and cleanse ourselves

00:13:34.860 of this love of country,

00:13:36.680 of constitution.

00:13:37.880 their arrogance

00:13:41.280 is destroying them.

00:13:43.920 And it started with Michael Brown.

00:13:46.900 I'm sorry,

00:13:47.240 it didn't start with Michael Brown.

00:13:48.300 It started with Henry Louis Gates

00:13:50.500 and the beer summit.

00:13:51.940 You remember that?

00:13:53.200 The president saying,

00:13:54.560 police acted stupidly.

00:13:55.820 He had nothing.

00:13:57.160 He had nothing.

00:13:58.080 And it turned out

00:13:58.840 that wasn't the case.

00:14:01.000 And he had to reverse himself

00:14:02.280 with a beer summit.

00:14:04.580 And it went on and on and on.

00:14:06.460 Michael Brown,

00:14:07.300 hands up,

00:14:07.900 don't shoot.

00:14:08.580 Wait a minute,

00:14:09.120 that guy,

00:14:10.500 that guy was,

00:14:11.700 was the guy saying,

00:14:13.140 hands up,

00:14:13.820 I'm going to rob you.

00:14:15.980 And he was turned into a victim.

00:14:19.020 And it is compounded

00:14:20.560 until we got to Jesse Smollett.

00:14:23.360 And I'm going to get into that

00:14:24.760 here in a second.

00:14:25.560 But when you have

00:14:26.480 Rahm Emanuel,

00:14:28.180 think of this,

00:14:28.800 Rahm Emanuel

00:14:30.200 from the Obama White House

00:14:32.200 saying that this is not justice.

00:14:36.740 When they are releasing

00:14:38.580 text messages

00:14:40.620 between this prosecutor, Fox,

00:14:44.780 and Michelle Obama's

00:14:46.700 chief of staff,

00:14:48.460 and showing,

00:14:49.340 wait a minute,

00:14:50.200 there's some sort of collusion here.

00:14:53.060 When you have George Soros

00:14:55.500 being outed now,

00:14:56.960 not by the right,

00:14:58.800 but being outed as,

00:15:00.700 this is the one

00:15:01.660 who put her into office.

00:15:04.060 And when you have people

00:15:05.120 like Rahm Emanuel

00:15:06.340 saying,

00:15:07.580 this is wrong,

00:15:09.420 this is dirty,

00:15:11.300 this is corrupt,

00:15:12.820 this is injustice,

00:15:15.200 wow,

00:15:16.680 you're seeing a change.

00:15:18.960 You're seeing a massive,

00:15:21.340 massive change.

00:15:22.660 because people feel it

00:15:25.020 in their bones

00:15:25.560 we're becoming

00:15:26.140 a mobocracy

00:15:27.040 and they don't

00:15:28.840 like it.

00:15:29.620 It's not

00:15:30.380 the way

00:15:30.980 Americans are.

00:15:33.140 Democrats

00:15:33.620 or Republicans.

00:15:36.280 I want to tell you

00:15:37.400 what happened

00:15:37.880 with Jesse Smollett

00:15:39.020 and I want to tell you

00:15:40.280 how we need

00:15:42.380 to behave.

00:15:43.500 There are not

00:15:44.280 things that we need

00:15:45.940 to fight for.

00:15:47.440 There are things

00:15:48.600 that we need

00:15:49.300 to stand for.

00:15:50.780 And I'll explain

00:15:52.540 that difference

00:15:53.440 and why it's

00:15:54.500 so important

00:15:55.180 because

00:15:56.240 things are changing.

00:15:58.960 Their own arrogance

00:16:00.140 is going to destroy them.

00:16:02.540 All we have to do

00:16:04.680 is welcome people

00:16:06.300 back home.

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00:16:26.260 Let's go to Chicago.

00:16:27.340 We have so many

00:16:28.040 things to cover.

00:16:28.880 Have a Naughty

00:16:30.540 is just a

00:16:31.420 just a comedy

00:16:32.820 fun fest

00:16:33.660 that we have

00:16:34.260 to get to

00:16:34.860 today.

00:16:36.080 But Smollett

00:16:37.560 has also happened

00:16:38.880 where yesterday,

00:16:39.940 in case you don't know,

00:16:41.160 he's the guy

00:16:42.380 that claimed

00:16:43.400 that he was

00:16:43.860 beaten up

00:16:44.460 in Chicago

00:16:45.060 by two men.

00:16:46.260 He identified

00:16:47.260 the men.

00:16:48.120 The police

00:16:48.680 said,

00:16:49.580 oh,

00:16:49.880 it's those guys

00:16:50.640 because we know

00:16:51.360 who those guys are.

00:16:52.440 And they turned out

00:16:53.540 to be friends

00:16:54.420 of Smollett.

00:16:55.220 They had video

00:16:56.340 of them buying

00:16:57.140 bleach and a rope.

00:16:58.480 They said

00:16:59.680 that he had

00:17:00.300 hired them

00:17:00.840 to do that.

00:17:02.980 Now,

00:17:04.100 how did this,

00:17:05.480 how were the charges

00:17:06.280 dismissed?

00:17:07.460 How were felony

00:17:08.580 charges dismissed?

00:17:10.200 We go to the guy

00:17:11.340 who has been

00:17:12.460 on this

00:17:12.980 from the beginning

00:17:14.460 and has had the balls

00:17:15.680 to say the truth

00:17:16.800 the whole time,

00:17:17.620 no matter where

00:17:18.440 the facts might lead.

00:17:19.900 It's

00:17:20.100 Rafer Weigel.

00:17:22.060 He is from

00:17:22.700 Fox 32

00:17:23.520 in Chicago.

00:17:25.060 Rafer,

00:17:25.820 what the hell

00:17:27.080 happened?

00:17:28.480 Yeah,

00:17:29.100 you know,

00:17:29.320 that's the big

00:17:29.800 question,

00:17:30.340 Glenn.

00:17:30.600 I'm sitting here

00:17:31.180 in my newsroom

00:17:31.660 right now.

00:17:32.260 I just finished

00:17:33.100 interviewing one

00:17:33.980 of Jesse Smollett's

00:17:34.820 lawyers,

00:17:35.320 Patricia Brown Holmes,

00:17:36.760 you know,

00:17:37.020 to go for 16

00:17:37.980 counts from a

00:17:39.240 grand jury

00:17:39.980 to we're throwing

00:17:41.180 out base.

00:17:41.640 How do you go

00:17:42.120 from point A

00:17:42.620 to point B?

00:17:43.820 She claims

00:17:44.640 that they were

00:17:45.300 able to convince

00:17:46.360 the state's

00:17:46.920 attorney's office

00:17:47.540 that they didn't

00:17:48.720 have a strong

00:17:49.260 enough case

00:17:49.820 and they weren't

00:17:50.440 going to win

00:17:51.240 the case.

00:17:53.080 Chicago police

00:17:54.000 dispute that.

00:17:55.260 They felt that

00:17:55.780 they had enough

00:17:56.420 evidence to put,

00:17:57.600 you know,

00:17:58.340 to win the

00:17:58.700 case handedly.

00:18:00.240 But in the end,

00:18:00.800 you know,

00:18:01.200 the optics on this

00:18:02.600 does not look good

00:18:03.580 to the state's

00:18:04.160 attorney's office,

00:18:04.860 especially in the

00:18:05.720 recent discoveries

00:18:07.280 from media outlets

00:18:08.200 like ours that,

00:18:08.980 you know,

00:18:09.460 uncovered the

00:18:10.000 email from Michelle

00:18:11.220 Obama's former

00:18:11.720 chief of staff

00:18:12.540 and also,

00:18:14.440 you know,

00:18:14.700 text messages to

00:18:15.620 a family member

00:18:16.760 of Jesse Smollett

00:18:17.460 to state's

00:18:18.540 attorney Kim Fox

00:18:19.100 essentially asking

00:18:19.780 her to make this

00:18:20.280 go away.

00:18:20.800 And then her office

00:18:21.800 does just that.

00:18:22.560 you know,

00:18:22.900 it doesn't look

00:18:23.440 good.

00:18:23.880 And,

00:18:24.140 but I guess

00:18:24.660 she figured

00:18:25.080 she picked

00:18:25.440 the lesser

00:18:25.780 of two evils

00:18:26.400 that if she

00:18:27.140 does take

00:18:27.600 this and she

00:18:28.920 loses,

00:18:29.880 you know,

00:18:30.340 then she becomes

00:18:31.200 a Marcia Clark.

00:18:32.340 So that's one theory.

00:18:34.180 Can you,

00:18:35.280 Rayford,

00:18:35.640 can you move

00:18:36.160 to another place

00:18:36.820 because you're

00:18:37.220 dropping out

00:18:38.480 so much.

00:18:39.060 We barely

00:18:40.120 understood the

00:18:40.920 Marcia Clark

00:18:41.760 comment that she

00:18:43.840 might look like

00:18:44.440 Marcia Clark.

00:18:45.660 Oh,

00:18:46.000 I apologize.

00:18:46.760 Is this any better?

00:18:47.860 Yes,

00:18:48.340 that's much,

00:18:48.860 that's much better.

00:18:49.500 Okay.

00:18:50.100 Okay.

00:18:50.380 So,

00:18:50.640 so,

00:18:51.080 so,

00:18:52.360 so tell me,

00:18:53.660 um,

00:18:54.440 does anybody

00:18:57.020 actually believe?

00:18:58.340 Cause I,

00:18:59.000 you know,

00:18:59.300 I do not want

00:19:00.420 to be like the

00:19:01.040 media with Donald

00:19:01.900 Trump.

00:19:02.460 You know,

00:19:03.220 if this is the

00:19:04.520 way that justice

00:19:05.520 system,

00:19:06.140 uh,

00:19:06.640 has decided

00:19:07.500 and it is fair

00:19:09.380 and on the up

00:19:10.120 and up,

00:19:10.640 I accept that,

00:19:12.600 but I,

00:19:13.940 I,

00:19:14.480 I,

00:19:14.720 I'm finding this

00:19:15.600 very hard to

00:19:17.260 stomach because

00:19:18.320 none of it

00:19:19.320 looks right.

00:19:20.540 None of it

00:19:20.960 looks right.

00:19:22.120 No,

00:19:22.640 and it's

00:19:23.000 mayor manual,

00:19:23.840 you know,

00:19:24.480 point blank,

00:19:25.320 he stopped short

00:19:25.980 of calling it

00:19:26.600 corruption.

00:19:28.160 Um,

00:19:28.580 it,

00:19:28.860 you know,

00:19:29.040 the theory is,

00:19:29.720 is that state's

00:19:30.940 attorney's office

00:19:31.480 or state's

00:19:31.960 drinking Fox

00:19:32.580 procured some

00:19:33.340 kind of political

00:19:34.200 favor to do

00:19:35.740 this,

00:19:36.080 but Smollett's

00:19:36.880 legal team

00:19:37.380 insist there

00:19:38.540 were just too

00:19:38.980 many holes in

00:19:39.460 the case.

00:19:39.800 And ultimately

00:19:40.320 it was going

00:19:41.100 to come down

00:19:41.660 to Jesse

00:19:42.780 Smollett's word

00:19:43.520 against the

00:19:44.040 Osindaro brothers.

00:19:45.180 And there

00:19:45.720 were some

00:19:46.200 credibility issues

00:19:47.240 with the

00:19:47.660 Osindaro brothers

00:19:48.600 and,

00:19:49.460 you know,

00:19:49.660 with their

00:19:49.960 word against

00:19:50.420 his,

00:19:50.960 you know,

00:19:51.160 all they

00:19:51.440 needed was

00:19:51.780 one juror

00:19:52.340 to find him,

00:19:53.060 you know,

00:19:53.260 a shadow of a

00:19:53.780 doubt and

00:19:54.300 nothing was

00:19:54.740 going to

00:19:54.940 happen to

00:19:55.380 Smollett.

00:19:56.320 And it,

00:19:56.780 you know,

00:19:57.160 Kim Fox

00:19:58.100 is not unique

00:19:58.920 in that she's

00:19:59.420 a state's

00:19:59.740 attorney who

00:20:00.040 likes to

00:20:00.340 win cases.

00:20:01.340 I think she

00:20:01.700 got scared.

00:20:02.260 I think she

00:20:02.500 just didn't

00:20:02.840 think she

00:20:03.100 was going

00:20:03.360 to win it

00:20:03.720 and she

00:20:04.000 didn't want

00:20:04.360 to have

00:20:04.600 the,

00:20:04.860 you know,

00:20:05.220 the optics of

00:20:05.820 that,

00:20:06.100 but the

00:20:06.320 optics of this

00:20:06.880 are even

00:20:07.140 worse.

00:20:07.600 Okay,

00:20:07.760 so wait a

00:20:08.120 minute,

00:20:08.280 wait a

00:20:08.480 minute.

00:20:09.180 I understand.

00:20:11.240 First of all,

00:20:12.080 we have the

00:20:13.260 video of them

00:20:14.440 buying the

00:20:14.980 rope and the

00:20:15.720 bleach.

00:20:16.240 Was there

00:20:16.860 some other

00:20:17.380 rope and

00:20:18.140 bleach project

00:20:19.300 they were

00:20:19.840 working on?

00:20:21.400 So I

00:20:22.400 understand,

00:20:23.360 I understand

00:20:24.020 that they had

00:20:24.620 credibility issues.

00:20:26.060 Fine.

00:20:26.360 Okay,

00:20:26.640 got it.

00:20:27.220 But it looks

00:20:28.080 pretty good.

00:20:29.020 But like you

00:20:29.680 said,

00:20:29.900 only one person

00:20:30.680 has to say

00:20:31.320 reasonable doubt.

00:20:32.460 I don't think

00:20:32.860 they did it.

00:20:33.220 And he's off.

00:20:34.420 You had 16

00:20:35.720 federal charges.

00:20:36.880 You don't get

00:20:38.140 16 hours in

00:20:39.960 rainbow push

00:20:41.140 and a $10,000

00:20:42.860 fine and the

00:20:44.760 ability to go

00:20:45.480 out and say,

00:20:46.100 yep,

00:20:46.620 I was exonerated.

00:20:47.800 I didn't do it.

00:20:49.680 Well,

00:20:49.720 and then the

00:20:50.080 interesting thing

00:20:50.720 is that the

00:20:51.440 state's attorney's

00:20:52.020 office talked

00:20:52.520 out of both

00:20:52.880 sides of their

00:20:53.300 mouth because

00:20:53.760 they dropped

00:20:54.160 the case,

00:20:54.600 but then they

00:20:54.900 turn around

00:20:55.260 and say that

00:20:55.660 he's not

00:20:56.040 exonerated.

00:20:56.880 We're not

00:20:57.380 saying he's

00:20:57.800 innocent.

00:20:58.220 We're just

00:20:58.500 not going to

00:20:58.840 pursue the

00:20:59.220 case.

00:20:59.520 Well,

00:20:59.620 that doesn't

00:20:59.960 seem to

00:21:00.260 make any

00:21:00.600 sense.

00:21:01.140 And,

00:21:01.540 you know,

00:21:01.720 if you're in

00:21:02.180 your police

00:21:02.600 department puts

00:21:03.340 in thousands

00:21:04.080 of man hours

00:21:04.900 into this

00:21:05.720 case and

00:21:06.160 they felt

00:21:06.520 they had a

00:21:07.080 stack of

00:21:07.760 evidence that

00:21:08.440 what we know

00:21:10.000 about is just

00:21:10.740 the tip of

00:21:11.220 the iceberg,

00:21:12.140 that they felt

00:21:12.720 they had an

00:21:13.200 open and shut

00:21:13.840 case and they

00:21:14.900 claimed that the

00:21:15.460 state's attorney

00:21:15.960 did not even

00:21:16.880 contact them

00:21:17.940 directly.

00:21:19.240 My sources at

00:21:20.000 PD said they

00:21:20.720 were at the

00:21:21.080 graduation ceremony

00:21:22.300 yesterday for

00:21:23.120 new recruits and

00:21:24.240 it was leaked

00:21:24.940 to them through

00:21:25.640 a source and

00:21:26.820 they called that

00:21:27.420 unprofessional and

00:21:28.540 disrespectful.

00:21:29.780 And I don't

00:21:29.980 think there's

00:21:30.360 anybody that

00:21:31.140 disagrees with

00:21:31.780 that who knows

00:21:32.500 anything.

00:21:32.920 I mean,

00:21:33.240 and now they've,

00:21:34.100 you know,

00:21:34.340 the state's

00:21:34.860 office has a

00:21:35.480 huge chasm

00:21:36.200 between the

00:21:36.680 Chicago Police

00:21:37.280 Department,

00:21:38.000 you know,

00:21:38.180 two arms of

00:21:38.860 the justice

00:21:39.240 system now

00:21:39.920 completely at

00:21:40.580 odds in a

00:21:41.080 city where you

00:21:41.580 already have

00:21:42.220 thousands of

00:21:43.000 crimes unsolved,

00:21:44.320 you know,

00:21:44.700 and solving

00:21:45.640 crimes are already

00:21:46.440 a problem.

00:21:47.120 So where does

00:21:47.740 this take us

00:21:48.300 into the future?

00:21:49.220 I mean,

00:21:49.500 it's a risk

00:21:50.100 reward thing and

00:21:51.600 it doesn't seem

00:21:52.800 that the risk

00:21:53.320 outraid the

00:21:53.780 reward,

00:21:54.540 at least from

00:21:55.100 a big picture.

00:21:56.660 Can we,

00:21:56.920 can we,

00:21:57.420 can we,

00:21:58.040 is there any

00:21:59.300 explanation on,

00:22:02.240 okay,

00:22:02.560 so if they say

00:22:03.280 they couldn't win

00:22:03.920 the case,

00:22:04.960 they convinced

00:22:05.660 them that it

00:22:06.180 would be really

00:22:06.640 tough.

00:22:07.560 Yeah,

00:22:07.840 well,

00:22:08.120 you know what,

00:22:08.580 we're both

00:22:09.040 rolling the dice,

00:22:09.860 aren't we?

00:22:10.220 Because he could

00:22:10.660 go to jail for

00:22:11.660 prison for,

00:22:13.260 you know,

00:22:14.020 20 years.

00:22:15.300 So,

00:22:15.800 well,

00:22:15.900 I guess we're

00:22:16.260 both rolling

00:22:16.780 the dice.

00:22:17.700 That's where

00:22:18.300 you negotiate.

00:22:19.860 How did they

00:22:20.680 negotiate?

00:22:21.460 Who negotiated

00:22:22.480 this deal?

00:22:23.540 There was no

00:22:24.380 negotiation,

00:22:25.220 it seems,

00:22:25.840 because,

00:22:26.340 you know,

00:22:26.800 Jesse Smollett

00:22:27.420 got everything

00:22:28.000 he wanted,

00:22:28.940 and all

00:22:29.840 the state's

00:22:30.840 attorney's

00:22:31.120 office got

00:22:31.560 $10,000

00:22:32.520 from his

00:22:33.140 bond proffer,

00:22:34.280 and they also

00:22:35.000 have sealed

00:22:35.540 the record,

00:22:36.120 so that my

00:22:36.540 Freedom of

00:22:36.960 Information Act

00:22:37.640 request won't

00:22:38.960 be granted.

00:22:40.040 I won't be able

00:22:40.580 to see that

00:22:41.080 video or see

00:22:41.680 any of the

00:22:42.060 evidence that

00:22:42.540 the anonymous

00:22:42.860 will.

00:22:44.200 And so what

00:22:44.660 did the state

00:22:45.100 attorney get out

00:22:45.840 of this?

00:22:46.300 I mean,

00:22:46.600 you're right,

00:22:47.400 it was a

00:22:47.900 total sweetheart

00:22:48.740 deal,

00:22:50.100 and you just

00:22:51.480 have to go,

00:22:52.200 well,

00:22:52.420 what did Kim

00:22:53.060 Fox get out

00:22:54.000 of this?

00:22:54.400 Now,

00:22:54.620 they insist

00:22:55.340 that she was

00:22:56.420 not the one

00:22:57.040 that did

00:22:57.880 this because

00:22:58.360 she had

00:22:58.780 recused

00:22:59.240 herself.

00:22:59.820 I can tell

00:23:00.280 you,

00:23:01.060 nobody's

00:23:01.600 buying that.

00:23:02.620 You know,

00:23:02.880 nobody outside

00:23:03.780 of Smollett's

00:23:04.320 legal team

00:23:04.920 has told me

00:23:06.240 that they're

00:23:06.500 buying that

00:23:06.960 one.

00:23:07.500 So,

00:23:07.660 I mean,

00:23:09.360 Mayor Emanuel

00:23:10.860 basically came

00:23:11.560 out and said

00:23:11.940 it without

00:23:12.200 saying it.

00:23:12.760 Something

00:23:13.160 changed hands

00:23:13.900 here.

00:23:14.140 There was

00:23:14.380 some kind

00:23:14.760 of quid

00:23:15.020 pro quo,

00:23:15.680 we just

00:23:16.180 don't know

00:23:16.480 what it

00:23:16.800 is,

00:23:17.220 and it

00:23:17.720 doesn't

00:23:18.020 look good.

00:23:18.700 So is

00:23:19.040 this going

00:23:19.620 to the

00:23:20.320 FBI?

00:23:20.960 Is anybody

00:23:21.380 going to

00:23:21.960 look into

00:23:22.400 this?

00:23:23.500 Well,

00:23:23.680 the Fraternal

00:23:24.060 Order of

00:23:24.400 Felice is

00:23:24.820 asking for

00:23:27.040 an internal

00:23:27.520 investigation

00:23:28.220 arguing that

00:23:29.240 Kim Foxx may

00:23:29.980 have broken

00:23:30.340 the law

00:23:30.720 because she

00:23:31.240 supposedly

00:23:31.680 recused

00:23:32.140 herself from

00:23:32.660 this case

00:23:33.160 and then

00:23:33.800 her office

00:23:34.180 goes ahead

00:23:34.640 and throws

00:23:34.980 it out the

00:23:35.340 window.

00:23:35.980 They feel

00:23:36.460 that that's

00:23:36.840 a violation

00:23:37.360 and possibly

00:23:37.980 illegal.

00:23:38.740 The other

00:23:39.060 thing that's

00:23:39.480 potentially a

00:23:40.780 problem for

00:23:41.260 Smollett is

00:23:41.840 the FBI

00:23:43.080 investigating,

00:23:44.060 the U.S.

00:23:44.400 Postal Service

00:23:44.920 investigating that

00:23:45.720 letter,

00:23:46.460 the mail fraud,

00:23:47.500 potential terrorism

00:23:48.520 charge,

00:23:49.340 and I know a

00:23:49.860 lot of your

00:23:50.140 listeners are

00:23:50.660 big on the

00:23:52.380 deep state

00:23:52.720 conspiracy that

00:23:53.460 the FBI

00:23:53.880 has been

00:23:54.160 politicized.

00:23:55.020 Well,

00:23:55.220 you know what,

00:23:55.480 there's going

00:23:55.700 to be a lot

00:23:55.960 of attention

00:23:56.320 to what

00:23:57.320 they do

00:23:57.680 here.

00:23:58.320 And if

00:23:58.720 they decide

00:23:59.180 that they

00:23:59.460 don't want

00:23:59.900 to go

00:24:00.060 forward and

00:24:00.540 persecute

00:24:01.480 Smollett on

00:24:02.300 any charges,

00:24:03.200 then they

00:24:03.540 might be

00:24:03.860 accused of

00:24:04.320 the exact

00:24:04.700 same thing.

00:24:05.220 But as far

00:24:05.620 as we know,

00:24:06.160 they are still

00:24:06.680 investigating that

00:24:07.500 and if they

00:24:07.840 come down

00:24:08.200 with federal

00:24:08.580 charges,

00:24:09.060 well,

00:24:09.200 that's not

00:24:09.580 something that's

00:24:10.120 going to get

00:24:10.380 thrown out.

00:24:10.840 So that could

00:24:11.160 potentially be

00:24:11.800 real trouble

00:24:12.700 for Smollett

00:24:13.220 and that is

00:24:13.800 still right now

00:24:14.580 as of this

00:24:15.000 moment looming

00:24:15.580 for him.

00:24:16.340 One of the

00:24:16.660 things that

00:24:17.040 amazes me

00:24:17.720 is when I

00:24:18.260 listen to

00:24:18.920 nine solid

00:24:20.280 minutes of

00:24:20.920 Rahm Emanuel

00:24:21.540 and he

00:24:22.780 sounds like

00:24:23.740 me,

00:24:25.220 something has

00:24:27.140 fundamentally

00:24:27.940 changed.

00:24:31.180 Something has

00:24:32.040 changed.

00:24:33.060 It's brought

00:24:33.560 a lot of

00:24:33.920 people together

00:24:34.500 as much as

00:24:35.040 it's divided

00:24:35.460 people apart.

00:24:36.200 And it is

00:24:36.500 interesting,

00:24:37.040 Glenn,

00:24:37.180 that initially

00:24:37.640 when this

00:24:38.040 came out,

00:24:38.520 you know,

00:24:38.720 it was pretty

00:24:39.160 much divided

00:24:39.680 amongst racial

00:24:40.320 and party

00:24:40.700 lines.

00:24:41.520 You know,

00:24:41.680 the liberals

00:24:42.040 on the left

00:24:42.520 were in favor

00:24:42.960 of Smollett.

00:24:43.500 The right

00:24:43.840 thought he made

00:24:44.760 it up.

00:24:45.080 When it came

00:24:45.480 out with the

00:24:46.100 superintendents

00:24:46.660 with all the

00:24:47.100 evidence that

00:24:47.560 they had,

00:24:48.640 then it shifted.

00:24:49.900 You know,

00:24:50.060 there was a lot

00:24:50.580 less support for

00:24:52.260 Smollett.

00:24:52.500 On the left

00:24:53.200 and even

00:24:53.520 along racial

00:24:54.060 lines.

00:24:55.040 And,

00:24:55.300 you know,

00:24:55.640 I don't know

00:24:56.520 if that's

00:24:57.400 changed.

00:24:57.980 I'm not sure

00:24:58.440 that it has

00:24:58.980 been changed.

00:24:59.660 I think a lot

00:25:00.180 of people

00:25:00.500 wanted to

00:25:01.620 find out

00:25:02.000 for sure.

00:25:02.780 You know,

00:25:02.960 it's almost

00:25:03.280 like you're

00:25:03.720 watching a

00:25:04.560 football game

00:25:05.440 and you're

00:25:06.800 getting ready

00:25:07.160 to go to

00:25:07.480 the fourth

00:25:07.820 quarter with

00:25:08.620 the game

00:25:08.900 tied and

00:25:09.380 then you

00:25:09.580 said,

00:25:09.800 you know,

00:25:09.980 we're going

00:25:10.180 to call

00:25:10.520 a game.

00:25:11.360 And people

00:25:11.740 feel like,

00:25:12.300 you know,

00:25:12.480 they wanted

00:25:12.840 to see this

00:25:13.380 play out,

00:25:14.600 but,

00:25:14.840 you know,

00:25:15.100 definitely the

00:25:15.620 police wanted

00:25:16.060 to see this

00:25:16.560 play out.

00:25:16.860 Well,

00:25:16.960 I will

00:25:17.360 tell you

00:25:17.640 this.

00:25:17.940 The problem

00:25:18.500 is,

00:25:19.140 is that

00:25:19.860 the state's

00:25:22.760 attorney did

00:25:23.500 not,

00:25:24.740 they are

00:25:25.640 allowing him

00:25:26.840 to claim

00:25:28.600 that he

00:25:29.660 won,

00:25:30.260 that he

00:25:30.540 was vindicated

00:25:31.440 and the

00:25:32.500 left is

00:25:33.440 going to

00:25:33.980 use that.

00:25:34.680 He's already

00:25:35.200 used that.

00:25:35.800 The arrogance

00:25:37.340 of Empire

00:25:38.440 and the

00:25:38.860 writers coming

00:25:39.560 out immediately

00:25:40.560 saying,

00:25:41.740 we'll see you

00:25:42.460 Wednesday night,

00:25:44.000 meaning we'll

00:25:44.940 welcome him

00:25:45.640 back and we

00:25:46.760 welcome you

00:25:47.440 back because

00:25:47.900 we were

00:25:48.280 right all

00:25:48.720 along.

00:25:49.600 That is not

00:25:50.560 going to sit

00:25:51.300 well with

00:25:51.820 people who

00:25:52.360 actually believe,

00:25:53.440 forget about

00:25:53.860 race,

00:25:54.640 who believe

00:25:55.260 in justice.

00:25:57.220 Right.

00:25:57.560 And people

00:25:58.200 who are,

00:25:58.740 you know,

00:25:59.140 victims of

00:25:59.860 hate crimes

00:26:00.360 are no people

00:26:00.900 who have been

00:26:01.300 victims of

00:26:01.820 legitimate hate

00:26:03.000 crimes.

00:26:03.500 You know,

00:26:03.780 it's,

00:26:04.540 it's interesting.

00:26:05.660 It's just,

00:26:06.000 it's going to

00:26:06.360 leave a lot of

00:26:06.880 open wounds.

00:26:07.420 When he walked

00:26:08.040 out of the

00:26:08.380 courthouse,

00:26:09.000 I was actually

00:26:09.700 the only reporter

00:26:10.400 outside waiting

00:26:11.060 for him because

00:26:11.560 I knew he

00:26:11.920 wasn't going

00:26:12.220 to answer

00:26:12.500 anything inside.

00:26:13.200 So I waited

00:26:13.560 outside and we

00:26:14.220 went along and

00:26:14.700 said,

00:26:15.060 are you,

00:26:15.340 do you feel

00:26:15.800 vindicated?

00:26:16.280 He said,

00:26:16.420 yes,

00:26:16.640 I do.

00:26:17.660 But then he

00:26:18.200 didn't answer

00:26:18.600 any other

00:26:18.860 questions after

00:26:19.420 that,

00:26:19.660 but he said

00:26:20.020 it with,

00:26:20.340 you know,

00:26:20.560 such conviction

00:26:21.340 and,

00:26:22.340 and you're

00:26:23.080 right.

00:26:23.320 It's,

00:26:23.540 it's,

00:26:23.940 you know,

00:26:24.200 look,

00:26:24.740 the guy feels

00:26:25.240 emboldened

00:26:25.760 and why

00:26:26.500 wouldn't he?

00:26:27.080 I mean,

00:26:27.260 look,

00:26:27.540 they gave him

00:26:28.660 a sweetheart deal

00:26:29.300 without him

00:26:29.760 having to give

00:26:30.220 up anything

00:26:30.720 in return,

00:26:31.720 except for

00:26:32.300 community service

00:26:33.140 that we didn't

00:26:33.620 even know about

00:26:34.320 until later in

00:26:34.980 the day yesterday.

00:26:36.080 I mean,

00:26:36.200 initially they

00:26:36.640 announced that

00:26:37.020 they were going

00:26:37.280 to drop the

00:26:37.660 charges and

00:26:38.080 and said,

00:26:38.340 well,

00:26:38.420 why?

00:26:38.660 Well,

00:26:38.740 he did

00:26:38.920 community service.

00:26:39.620 Well,

00:26:39.720 what did he do

00:26:40.140 that?

00:26:40.480 Well,

00:26:41.120 it was a while

00:26:41.660 ago.

00:26:41.980 I mean,

00:26:42.140 it was very

00:26:42.580 ambiguous and

00:26:43.320 strange.

00:26:43.820 The whole thing,

00:26:45.020 you know,

00:26:45.760 whether you're

00:26:46.140 partisan on this

00:26:46.720 or not,

00:26:47.040 I just,

00:26:47.460 objectively looking

00:26:48.340 at it,

00:26:48.620 the whole thing

00:26:49.240 is very,

00:26:50.100 very confusing.

00:26:51.240 What do we

00:26:51.480 look for next?

00:26:52.700 We look for

00:26:53.340 the FBI

00:26:53.820 investigation into

00:26:55.060 the mail,

00:26:55.640 into the letter.

00:26:56.400 That's,

00:26:56.680 that's the next

00:26:57.160 thing we look at.

00:26:58.060 I don't think

00:26:58.680 that my sources

00:26:59.320 are telling me

00:26:59.840 that they,

00:27:00.220 you know,

00:27:00.400 the DOJ is

00:27:01.080 probably not

00:27:01.500 going to take

00:27:01.880 this up

00:27:02.220 and look

00:27:02.460 at any

00:27:02.720 proprieties

00:27:03.220 from Kim

00:27:03.520 Foxx's office

00:27:04.100 because it's

00:27:04.420 not that

00:27:04.700 important of

00:27:05.060 a case.

00:27:05.520 You know,

00:27:05.620 this isn't

00:27:05.960 Rod Blagojevich,

00:27:07.360 you know,

00:27:07.680 in a corruption

00:27:08.160 case.

00:27:08.640 This is a guy

00:27:09.240 with,

00:27:09.540 you know,

00:27:10.320 a felony,

00:27:11.020 you know,

00:27:11.580 disorderly conduct

00:27:12.280 charge.

00:27:12.780 So they're

00:27:13.160 probably just

00:27:13.700 going to let

00:27:14.000 it slide.

00:27:15.280 So really,

00:27:15.940 it comes down

00:27:16.440 to the federal

00:27:16.820 investigation.

00:27:17.720 And,

00:27:17.860 you know,

00:27:17.980 I've often said

00:27:18.680 hang on,

00:27:19.980 what does that

00:27:20.560 do to the city?

00:27:22.740 Exactly.

00:27:23.400 That is a very

00:27:24.400 real question,

00:27:25.580 Glenn,

00:27:26.040 because this is

00:27:26.880 already,

00:27:27.440 you know,

00:27:28.260 a city where,

00:27:29.020 you know,

00:27:30.300 behind closed

00:27:30.980 doors,

00:27:31.640 there was already

00:27:32.460 a strained

00:27:32.860 relationship between

00:27:33.800 the Chicago Police

00:27:34.580 Department and

00:27:35.600 the state's

00:27:36.000 attorney's office.

00:27:36.620 They wouldn't

00:27:36.940 acknowledge it

00:27:37.540 publicly,

00:27:38.200 but there has

00:27:39.040 been that case

00:27:39.640 because I know

00:27:40.240 police are

00:27:40.680 frustrated because

00:27:41.380 quite often

00:27:42.200 they've turned

00:27:42.980 over evidence,

00:27:43.640 they felt that

00:27:44.140 they had an

00:27:44.540 open and shut

00:27:45.160 case,

00:27:45.640 and the state's

00:27:46.080 attorney's office

00:27:46.580 decides not to

00:27:47.320 move forward.

00:27:47.780 And that's

00:27:48.040 pretty common.

00:27:48.900 But now this

00:27:49.540 is the first time

00:27:50.180 they've come out

00:27:50.660 publicly and blasted

00:27:52.000 that office,

00:27:52.700 and now the

00:27:53.500 relationship is

00:27:54.280 really strained.

00:27:55.480 What does this

00:27:56.140 do for solving

00:27:56.780 crime going

00:27:57.340 forward?

00:27:58.320 You know,

00:27:58.600 I mean,

00:27:58.840 this is going

00:28:00.840 to be a huge

00:28:01.480 blow to their

00:28:02.200 morale.

00:28:02.900 They did all

00:28:03.400 this work,

00:28:03.860 they presented

00:28:04.300 the case,

00:28:04.780 they put it

00:28:05.140 in front of

00:28:05.540 her,

00:28:05.660 and they

00:28:05.840 decided,

00:28:06.380 yeah,

00:28:06.960 you know

00:28:07.120 what,

00:28:07.240 we're not

00:28:07.460 going to

00:28:07.600 move forward.

00:28:08.500 So,

00:28:08.880 I mean,

00:28:09.180 this could

00:28:09.440 have long-term

00:28:09.960 ramifications,

00:28:10.640 and I don't

00:28:11.300 feel it is

00:28:11.800 good for the

00:28:12.240 city.

00:28:12.640 You know,

00:28:12.960 people can

00:28:13.340 argue it's

00:28:13.920 not a violent

00:28:14.420 crime.

00:28:14.860 Why waste

00:28:15.280 the money

00:28:15.580 and the

00:28:15.800 taxpayer money

00:28:16.400 to go forward?

00:28:17.440 Well,

00:28:17.900 this is about

00:28:18.520 the relationship

00:28:19.200 between these

00:28:19.820 two arms of

00:28:20.360 the justice

00:28:20.720 system here in

00:28:21.780 Chicago that

00:28:22.420 right now

00:28:22.980 really don't

00:28:23.560 like each

00:28:23.940 other.

00:28:25.220 Rafer,

00:28:25.680 thank you so

00:28:26.120 much.

00:28:26.560 Rafer Weigel

00:28:27.200 from Fox 32

00:28:28.720 and the

00:28:29.620 reporter who

00:28:30.400 has broken

00:28:31.400 this open

00:28:32.180 wide.

00:28:33.300 We look

00:28:33.800 forward to

00:28:34.160 talking to

00:28:34.540 you again

00:28:34.860 when there's

00:28:35.220 a new

00:28:35.840 development.

00:28:36.440 Thank you so

00:28:36.740 much,

00:28:36.940 Rafer.

00:28:37.240 Appreciate it.

00:28:37.680 Anytime,

00:28:37.900 sir.

00:28:38.120 Thank you.

00:28:38.340 Bye-bye.

00:28:42.180 This is the

00:28:43.280 best of the

00:28:43.800 Glenn Beck

00:28:44.200 program.

00:28:53.560 We have

00:28:55.800 a good

00:28:56.440 friend and

00:28:57.120 just,

00:28:57.540 I mean,

00:28:57.900 I think

00:28:58.240 this guy

00:28:58.600 is an

00:28:58.840 American

00:28:59.160 hero.

00:28:59.860 David Horowitz

00:29:00.540 is with

00:29:02.240 us.

00:29:02.660 Hello,

00:29:02.880 David,

00:29:03.100 how are

00:29:03.340 you?

00:29:04.380 Hi,

00:29:04.760 Glenn.

00:29:05.420 Glenn,

00:29:05.820 thank you

00:29:06.260 for all

00:29:07.200 the great

00:29:07.600 work you

00:29:08.060 do.

00:29:08.660 Thank you.

00:29:09.860 I know

00:29:10.780 it's always

00:29:11.100 a mutual

00:29:11.520 admiration

00:29:12.060 society

00:29:12.560 whenever we

00:29:13.100 talk to

00:29:13.420 each other

00:29:13.760 because I

00:29:14.260 so respect

00:29:15.000 you.

00:29:15.720 I want

00:29:16.400 to ask

00:29:16.640 you just

00:29:16.860 before we

00:29:17.280 get into

00:29:17.760 what you're

00:29:18.760 scheduled to

00:29:19.380 talk about,

00:29:19.940 I want to

00:29:20.360 talk to

00:29:20.600 you just

00:29:20.940 to get

00:29:21.220 some quick

00:29:21.820 highlight

00:29:22.320 thoughts on

00:29:23.240 a couple

00:29:23.560 of things.

00:29:25.140 The way

00:29:25.980 the media

00:29:26.460 is now

00:29:27.660 treating

00:29:28.600 the Mueller

00:29:29.580 report,

00:29:30.440 what are

00:29:31.020 your thoughts

00:29:31.620 now about

00:29:32.420 what's

00:29:33.260 coming or

00:29:34.200 what all

00:29:35.300 of this

00:29:35.620 means?

00:29:37.320 Well,

00:29:38.060 we're still

00:29:39.320 in the midst

00:29:39.980 of the

00:29:41.020 first

00:29:41.420 attempted

00:29:42.700 coup in

00:29:43.540 the history

00:29:44.000 of the

00:29:44.280 country.

00:29:45.600 And it's

00:29:46.080 a coup

00:29:46.400 that was

00:29:46.820 led,

00:29:47.420 of course,

00:29:48.240 by the

00:29:48.520 Obama

00:29:48.900 himself

00:29:50.260 and the

00:29:50.860 Obama

00:29:51.220 White

00:29:51.600 House,

00:29:52.380 but by

00:29:52.820 our

00:29:53.000 intelligence

00:29:53.660 agencies

00:29:55.100 and how

00:29:56.920 corrupt

00:29:57.380 they are.

00:29:59.440 I don't

00:30:00.460 know if

00:30:00.740 it shocked

00:30:01.180 you,

00:30:01.500 but it

00:30:01.760 shocked

00:30:02.100 me.

00:30:02.540 I've been

00:30:02.720 in politics

00:30:03.280 all these

00:30:03.860 years.

00:30:04.260 I just

00:30:04.580 couldn't

00:30:05.660 believe it.

00:30:06.280 So they're

00:30:06.600 not going

00:30:06.920 to stop

00:30:07.460 until they

00:30:08.120 run into,

00:30:08.900 you know,

00:30:09.100 I've always

00:30:09.540 said this,

00:30:10.120 the left

00:30:10.540 only stops

00:30:11.560 when it

00:30:12.440 runs into

00:30:12.940 a wall.

00:30:13.540 Now,

00:30:14.880 let me ask

00:30:15.260 you this,

00:30:16.500 I think

00:30:16.980 there is

00:30:17.400 a wall

00:30:17.820 that is

00:30:18.180 coming.

00:30:18.580 I think

00:30:18.820 they've

00:30:19.140 overplayed

00:30:20.020 their hand,

00:30:21.320 and I'm

00:30:21.860 hopeful of

00:30:22.900 this,

00:30:23.420 with abortion,

00:30:24.740 with the

00:30:25.060 Smollett case,

00:30:26.260 with the

00:30:27.200 way the

00:30:27.540 media is

00:30:28.140 behaving.

00:30:29.080 I think

00:30:30.020 that they

00:30:31.060 have,

00:30:31.920 you know,

00:30:32.420 Covington

00:30:32.900 Catholic,

00:30:33.400 they've just

00:30:34.120 overplayed

00:30:34.960 this and

00:30:35.480 misread the

00:30:37.060 American people.

00:30:38.420 We're not

00:30:39.000 all socialists.

00:30:39.940 We're not

00:30:40.280 all radicals.

00:30:41.120 We don't

00:30:41.460 want this.

00:30:41.960 And I

00:30:42.180 think there

00:30:42.540 are some

00:30:43.060 Democrats,

00:30:43.840 and I don't

00:30:44.300 mean the

00:30:44.720 ones in

00:30:45.160 Washington,

00:30:45.860 I mean our

00:30:46.260 neighbors,

00:30:46.760 that are

00:30:47.120 starting to

00:30:47.540 wake up

00:30:47.840 and go,

00:30:48.640 I don't

00:30:49.160 want any

00:30:49.580 of this

00:30:49.960 stuff.

00:30:50.380 This is

00:30:50.720 crazy.

00:30:52.000 Agree or

00:30:52.380 disagree?

00:30:53.740 I keep

00:30:54.280 my greatest

00:30:56.620 worry is

00:30:57.260 that they're

00:30:57.600 going to

00:30:58.360 arrest

00:30:58.900 Cortez for

00:30:59.900 the crime

00:31:00.380 she's already

00:31:01.060 committed.

00:31:02.180 I want her

00:31:02.700 out front

00:31:03.400 and up

00:31:03.920 front.

00:31:04.900 The same

00:31:05.300 with that

00:31:05.680 Ilhan Omar.

00:31:07.260 We have

00:31:07.880 a Muslim

00:31:09.040 Brotherhood

00:31:09.680 caucus in

00:31:10.440 the Congress.

00:31:11.140 I know.

00:31:13.400 I just

00:31:14.360 wanted to

00:31:14.940 speak to

00:31:16.340 what you

00:31:16.660 said at

00:31:17.040 the outset.

00:31:18.160 I am

00:31:18.640 an agnostic,

00:31:20.560 which means

00:31:21.840 I just

00:31:22.240 don't know.

00:31:23.160 Right.

00:31:23.760 It's different

00:31:24.440 from atheism

00:31:25.360 as a religion.

00:31:26.480 Correct.

00:31:27.100 It's a

00:31:27.420 faith.

00:31:29.760 But when

00:31:30.860 I was

00:31:31.200 leaving the

00:31:31.800 radical left,

00:31:33.520 I tried to

00:31:34.300 re-examine

00:31:35.220 the country

00:31:35.780 we had

00:31:36.480 set out

00:31:36.940 to destroy.

00:31:37.880 And the

00:31:39.820 first thing

00:31:40.300 that occurred

00:31:40.760 to me

00:31:41.140 is the

00:31:42.980 inalienable

00:31:43.900 rights to

00:31:45.440 life,

00:31:45.840 liberty,

00:31:46.240 and the

00:31:46.480 pursuit of

00:31:46.980 happiness,

00:31:48.080 which even

00:31:48.580 radicals

00:31:49.320 think they

00:31:51.200 want to

00:31:54.120 embrace.

00:31:55.040 You can't

00:31:55.960 have inalienable

00:31:56.980 rights unless

00:31:58.400 there's a

00:31:58.960 God.

00:32:00.480 Because if

00:32:01.780 it isn't

00:32:02.160 given by

00:32:02.720 divinity,

00:32:04.040 these rights,

00:32:04.740 it's given

00:32:05.880 by government

00:32:06.600 so government

00:32:07.300 can take

00:32:07.860 them away.

00:32:09.440 And that

00:32:10.260 was an easy

00:32:10.860 thought.

00:32:11.380 The harder

00:32:11.760 one was

00:32:12.240 for an

00:32:13.360 agnostic

00:32:13.900 to embrace

00:32:14.760 it.

00:32:15.440 Right.

00:32:15.900 But it

00:32:16.780 immediately

00:32:17.280 occurred to

00:32:17.920 me again

00:32:18.380 that you

00:32:19.640 have to

00:32:20.060 have a

00:32:20.420 respect for

00:32:21.860 the belief

00:32:22.380 in God

00:32:22.980 and a

00:32:24.980 respect for

00:32:25.660 the people

00:32:26.300 who believe

00:32:27.620 in God.

00:32:28.740 And if you

00:32:29.460 don't have

00:32:30.000 that, you

00:32:30.500 can't defend

00:32:31.160 your own

00:32:31.560 freedoms.

00:32:32.840 That's

00:32:33.280 where I

00:32:33.600 began.

00:32:34.220 All right.

00:32:34.600 So let me

00:32:35.120 take you

00:32:35.420 back a

00:32:35.860 little bit

00:32:36.120 further.

00:32:36.340 Because you

00:32:36.560 talk about

00:32:37.060 this.

00:32:37.700 This is a

00:32:38.520 very critical

00:32:39.580 book.

00:32:40.020 And it's

00:32:40.240 short.

00:32:41.140 It's easy

00:32:41.540 to read.

00:32:41.940 It's called

00:32:42.200 Dark Agenda,

00:32:43.500 The War to

00:32:44.180 Destroy

00:32:44.580 Christian

00:32:45.140 America.

00:32:46.140 And I

00:32:46.760 want to

00:32:47.040 take people

00:32:48.140 back.

00:32:48.680 You, in

00:32:49.400 one of the

00:32:49.700 chapters,

00:32:50.040 talk about

00:32:50.720 your friend

00:32:52.000 Betty Van

00:32:53.020 Patten, who

00:32:54.100 was killed

00:32:54.560 by the

00:32:55.020 Black

00:32:55.280 Panthers.

00:32:56.080 And this

00:32:56.900 was the

00:32:57.520 change.

00:32:58.160 This is

00:32:58.480 where they

00:32:59.000 overplayed

00:32:59.760 their hand

00:33:00.180 and you

00:33:00.400 went, wait

00:33:00.700 a minute,

00:33:00.980 this doesn't

00:33:01.940 fit with

00:33:03.540 what I

00:33:03.820 believe, or

00:33:04.920 what I

00:33:05.220 thought we

00:33:05.620 believed.

00:33:06.340 Explain.

00:33:08.040 Well, yeah,

00:33:09.840 I was involved

00:33:12.440 with murderers

00:33:13.460 and there

00:33:14.900 was no

00:33:15.840 way to,

00:33:17.460 you know,

00:33:18.580 of course,

00:33:18.920 you can't

00:33:19.340 correct when

00:33:19.940 they killed

00:33:21.340 a dozen

00:33:22.240 people, the

00:33:23.480 Black

00:33:23.760 Panthers.

00:33:27.840 By the

00:33:29.300 way,

00:33:30.160 Jesse

00:33:30.400 Smollett's

00:33:31.080 mother is a

00:33:31.700 Black

00:33:31.960 Panther is

00:33:32.740 her closest

00:33:33.860 friend is

00:33:34.560 Angela

00:33:34.920 Davis, so

00:33:35.720 it all

00:33:37.360 goes back.

00:33:40.940 But again,

00:33:41.940 I learned to

00:33:43.540 appreciate that

00:33:44.320 America, when

00:33:45.040 America makes

00:33:46.480 mistakes, when

00:33:47.380 it does deeds

00:33:48.760 that are

00:33:49.300 criminal or

00:33:50.420 wrong, it

00:33:51.640 finds a way

00:33:52.500 to correct

00:33:53.140 them.

00:33:53.660 It finds a

00:33:54.540 way to

00:33:55.440 try to

00:33:56.500 figure out

00:33:57.040 what happened

00:33:57.800 so it won't

00:33:58.840 happen again.

00:33:59.560 the left

00:34:00.560 never looks

00:34:01.120 back.

00:34:02.640 The left

00:34:03.200 commits, you

00:34:05.220 know, look

00:34:06.940 at the

00:34:07.140 Vietnam War.

00:34:08.800 The left

00:34:09.680 wasn't

00:34:10.100 anti-war, it

00:34:11.860 was anti-American

00:34:12.840 when the

00:34:14.160 communists

00:34:14.720 slaughtered

00:34:15.900 two and a

00:34:16.340 half million

00:34:17.040 Indo-Chinese

00:34:18.600 peasants.

00:34:19.860 There wasn't a

00:34:20.740 single protest,

00:34:21.760 not one.

00:34:22.280 the left

00:34:23.680 never examines

00:34:25.140 its own

00:34:25.640 crimes, which

00:34:26.380 are monstrous,

00:34:28.220 and so it

00:34:28.880 can never

00:34:29.260 correct them.

00:34:31.460 And of

00:34:31.880 course, you

00:34:33.120 know, to

00:34:34.160 be a

00:34:34.520 Christian or

00:34:35.120 a Jew,

00:34:36.500 if you are

00:34:38.420 a believer,

00:34:39.960 is to be

00:34:40.920 humbled.

00:34:42.740 You

00:34:42.960 understand that

00:34:43.880 we're the

00:34:44.260 problem.

00:34:45.420 You understand

00:34:46.040 that inside

00:34:46.760 every individual

00:34:47.960 is the

00:34:49.160 problem,

00:34:49.660 that leads

00:34:53.980 to the

00:34:54.360 social problems

00:34:55.480 that we

00:34:55.960 confront,

00:34:56.900 that people

00:34:57.480 are corrupt,

00:34:58.760 they lie,

00:34:59.720 they cheat,

00:35:00.500 they're

00:35:01.080 narcissistic,

00:35:03.720 they think

00:35:04.080 about themselves

00:35:04.840 first.

00:35:07.120 The lying

00:35:07.860 is one of

00:35:09.120 the biggest

00:35:09.660 of the sins

00:35:11.660 that people

00:35:12.300 regularly and

00:35:14.080 daily commit.

00:35:15.900 So you,

00:35:16.920 it gives you

00:35:17.900 a caution

00:35:18.700 before you're

00:35:20.220 going to

00:35:20.520 tear up

00:35:21.080 everything

00:35:21.560 and remake

00:35:23.920 the world.

00:35:25.340 And when

00:35:25.740 you look at

00:35:26.280 somebody like

00:35:27.060 this empty

00:35:28.660 headed Cortez

00:35:29.640 woman,

00:35:30.600 you're horrified

00:35:31.600 by her

00:35:33.920 shallowness

00:35:34.740 and her

00:35:36.200 obvious

00:35:36.700 willingness.

00:35:37.600 They will

00:35:38.080 do anything

00:35:39.480 to try to

00:35:40.920 achieve

00:35:41.500 their goals.

00:35:45.740 The idea

00:35:46.260 of confiscating

00:35:47.240 how many

00:35:47.720 million

00:35:48.280 gasoline

00:35:49.260 cars are

00:35:50.040 there?

00:35:50.760 250 million

00:35:52.200 probably,

00:35:53.020 maybe 300

00:35:53.740 million.

00:35:55.700 And they

00:35:56.300 want to

00:35:56.540 take away

00:35:57.100 these cars

00:35:58.240 in a 10

00:35:59.500 year period.

00:36:01.020 How are

00:36:01.880 they going

00:36:02.120 to do

00:36:02.420 that

00:36:02.780 without

00:36:04.360 instituting

00:36:05.080 a police

00:36:05.600 state?

00:36:06.800 And they

00:36:07.380 will have

00:36:07.660 no hesitation

00:36:08.520 about doing

00:36:09.300 it,

00:36:10.260 the police

00:36:10.740 state.

00:36:11.100 I thought

00:36:13.620 the Kavanaugh

00:36:14.220 hearings were

00:36:14.880 horrifying.

00:36:15.700 Horrifying.

00:36:17.080 Horrifying.

00:36:17.940 You know,

00:36:19.440 she was

00:36:19.960 a liar

00:36:21.660 from the

00:36:22.180 get-go.

00:36:24.300 Why were

00:36:25.040 they even

00:36:25.360 talking about

00:36:26.060 an incident

00:36:26.560 that happened

00:36:27.120 34 years

00:36:27.980 ago?

00:36:28.580 It happened

00:36:28.800 that allegedly

00:36:30.100 happened 34

00:36:31.020 years ago

00:36:31.880 between two

00:36:33.120 high school

00:36:34.180 students at a

00:36:35.540 drunken party

00:36:36.460 where there

00:36:37.320 was actually

00:36:37.880 no sex

00:36:38.600 anyway.

00:36:39.860 How could

00:36:40.520 you put

00:36:41.180 that before

00:36:41.840 the nation

00:36:43.460 and shred

00:36:44.240 a man's

00:36:45.560 reputation?

00:36:48.140 With the

00:36:49.180 Democrats,

00:36:49.820 there's nothing

00:36:50.540 they're not

00:36:50.960 capable of.

00:36:52.020 I never

00:36:52.540 thought I'd

00:36:53.100 live to see

00:36:53.660 the day

00:36:54.140 that they

00:36:54.900 would pass

00:36:55.420 laws to

00:36:57.000 allow you

00:36:57.520 to kill

00:36:58.020 a child

00:36:59.140 that's been

00:36:59.640 born.

00:37:01.060 Never,

00:37:01.520 never would

00:37:02.320 have occurred

00:37:02.760 to me I

00:37:03.200 would have

00:37:03.480 denied it.

00:37:05.040 And here

00:37:05.360 we are.

00:37:05.980 David,

00:37:06.660 again,

00:37:07.480 I think

00:37:07.720 they're

00:37:07.880 overplaying

00:37:08.340 their hand,

00:37:08.800 they're

00:37:08.940 misreading

00:37:09.400 the people

00:37:09.880 because I

00:37:10.240 think that

00:37:10.840 a lot of

00:37:11.900 people feel

00:37:12.460 this way.

00:37:13.520 In the book

00:37:14.300 you talk

00:37:15.760 about

00:37:16.500 Madeline

00:37:18.540 Murray O'Hare

00:37:20.020 and you

00:37:21.620 talk about

00:37:22.220 the Supreme

00:37:22.960 Court decision

00:37:24.000 of school

00:37:25.160 prayer and

00:37:25.660 you say

00:37:26.120 there's a

00:37:28.820 real huge

00:37:29.720 impact from

00:37:30.640 there.

00:37:32.200 Yeah,

00:37:32.540 the left

00:37:33.040 found an

00:37:34.540 institution,

00:37:35.380 actually there's

00:37:35.920 a liberal

00:37:36.360 who wrote

00:37:36.760 a book

00:37:37.160 calling the

00:37:38.420 Supreme

00:37:38.740 Court the

00:37:39.240 most dangerous

00:37:39.980 branch.

00:37:41.140 The Supreme

00:37:41.920 Court,

00:37:42.300 it's nine

00:37:42.900 lawyers appointed

00:37:44.680 for life by

00:37:45.680 politicians.

00:37:47.220 How could that

00:37:48.840 go wrong?

00:37:49.380 what they did

00:37:53.720 was, you

00:37:55.020 know, you

00:37:55.340 just changed

00:37:56.040 the fundamental

00:37:56.620 law of the

00:37:57.320 United States

00:37:57.980 overnight with

00:37:59.220 no basis in

00:38:00.060 the Constitution

00:38:00.900 and they did

00:38:02.100 it at the

00:38:02.520 behest of

00:38:03.140 this Madeline

00:38:03.740 Murray O'Hare

00:38:04.600 who was a

00:38:05.760 lunatic.

00:38:06.300 she ended up

00:38:09.080 getting murdered

00:38:09.740 by one of

00:38:10.320 her followers.

00:38:11.140 She was just

00:38:11.620 a crazy

00:38:12.220 person.

00:38:13.200 She tried

00:38:13.720 to defect

00:38:14.300 to the

00:38:14.640 Soviet Union

00:38:15.440 with her

00:38:15.820 family right

00:38:17.140 before she

00:38:17.760 launched her

00:38:18.420 school campaign

00:38:19.440 and the

00:38:20.980 Russians

00:38:21.660 refused to

00:38:23.340 let her in

00:38:23.860 because they

00:38:24.280 thought she

00:38:24.760 was a

00:38:25.100 nutcase.

00:38:26.560 But the

00:38:27.100 progressives on

00:38:29.200 the Supreme

00:38:29.780 Court treated

00:38:31.420 her like she

00:38:32.100 was somebody

00:38:33.360 to be taken

00:38:34.060 seriously and

00:38:35.900 they just

00:38:37.520 stripped the

00:38:38.260 schools of

00:38:39.840 any, you

00:38:40.900 can't refer to

00:38:41.740 religion, you

00:38:42.820 can't teach that

00:38:43.680 the pilgrims were

00:38:45.340 Christians or

00:38:46.900 that they were

00:38:47.340 fleeing religious

00:38:48.120 persecution.

00:38:50.280 They stripped

00:38:51.420 generations of

00:38:53.820 American school

00:38:54.760 children and

00:38:55.440 still are doing

00:38:57.000 it of any

00:38:58.720 understanding of

00:38:59.640 how they have

00:39:00.240 the freedoms

00:39:00.760 they have.

00:39:01.680 I will tell

00:39:02.260 you, David,

00:39:02.640 when I read

00:39:04.820 the book and

00:39:05.880 reading prayer in

00:39:07.240 schools in

00:39:07.660 particular, I

00:39:08.360 learned something.

00:39:09.260 I thought prayer

00:39:09.920 in school, because

00:39:10.380 I grew up in a

00:39:10.940 Catholic school, so

00:39:12.020 I thought prayer

00:39:12.540 in school was

00:39:13.400 something like

00:39:14.340 we had with

00:39:15.520 Catholics or

00:39:16.520 that it was

00:39:18.660 Jesus heavy or

00:39:20.240 whatever.

00:39:20.860 And for the

00:39:21.420 first time, I

00:39:23.080 saw the 23

00:39:24.320 word text of

00:39:25.460 the prayer that

00:39:26.400 was the problem

00:39:27.540 and listened to

00:39:28.860 it.

00:39:29.060 In case, most

00:39:29.760 people I don't

00:39:30.160 think have ever

00:39:30.540 heard this,

00:39:31.460 Almighty God,

00:39:32.640 we acknowledge

00:39:33.360 our dependence

00:39:34.100 upon thee, and

00:39:35.540 we beg thy

00:39:36.360 blessings upon

00:39:37.160 us, our

00:39:37.800 parents, our

00:39:38.420 teachers, and

00:39:39.180 our country.

00:39:39.740 Amen.

00:39:41.060 You eliminate

00:39:41.780 that.

00:39:42.660 You eliminate

00:39:43.180 humility.

00:39:45.220 You eliminate

00:39:45.740 the thought of

00:39:47.820 others before

00:39:49.040 us.

00:39:49.900 You eliminate

00:39:50.580 the idea that

00:39:53.740 our parents and

00:39:54.920 our teachers and

00:39:56.580 our country, they

00:39:58.120 are worth

00:39:59.000 something.

00:39:59.900 they are worth

00:40:00.940 praying for.

00:40:02.300 I mean, it's

00:40:02.860 amazing how

00:40:04.780 non-denominational,

00:40:07.060 how non-objectionable

00:40:09.760 this really is,

00:40:11.580 except for the

00:40:12.360 few that say,

00:40:13.660 I won't

00:40:13.940 recognize a God.

00:40:16.960 And it doesn't

00:40:17.460 even pick a God.

00:40:18.740 I always thought

00:40:19.340 it was like,

00:40:19.880 Jesus, it doesn't

00:40:21.020 even pick a God.

00:40:21.940 No, you

00:40:23.160 know, I went

00:40:25.240 to school when

00:40:25.880 there was no

00:40:26.380 prayer in the

00:40:27.060 schools, and

00:40:28.300 the prayer was

00:40:29.040 the Lord's

00:40:29.600 prayer, which

00:40:30.100 is the

00:40:30.420 Christian prayer.

00:40:32.060 And as a

00:40:32.820 youngster, I

00:40:33.540 just was

00:40:33.920 fascinated.

00:40:35.180 I loved the

00:40:35.880 language.

00:40:36.980 You know, it's

00:40:37.360 not into

00:40:37.840 temptation, and

00:40:39.020 for thine is

00:40:39.720 the power and

00:40:40.560 kingdom and

00:40:41.480 the glory.

00:40:42.000 I couldn't

00:40:44.620 understand why

00:40:45.360 they took it

00:40:45.820 out of the

00:40:46.180 schools.

00:40:49.460 It's what

00:40:50.140 communists do.

00:40:51.080 They erase the

00:40:51.860 past, and then

00:40:52.580 they rewrite it.

00:40:54.340 And when you

00:40:55.320 say humility, to

00:40:56.600 me, that's the

00:40:57.400 key.

00:40:57.900 It is.

00:40:58.540 They mock

00:40:58.800 people who

00:41:00.520 pray.

00:41:03.220 But, again,

00:41:04.900 this is a

00:41:06.040 testament really

00:41:07.580 from the

00:41:08.040 outside.

00:41:09.580 I think it

00:41:10.620 has a lot of

00:41:11.200 power, because

00:41:11.980 of that.

00:41:13.080 If I think

00:41:13.660 about prayer, the

00:41:14.500 first thing that

00:41:15.280 occurs to me is

00:41:17.180 that when you

00:41:17.680 pray, the

00:41:18.860 first thing that

00:41:20.360 happens is you

00:41:21.240 are humbled.

00:41:23.280 And the thing

00:41:23.980 that's totally

00:41:24.860 missing from

00:41:25.700 progressives is

00:41:26.620 humility.

00:41:28.040 They have no

00:41:28.880 respect for

00:41:29.640 other people, or

00:41:31.260 people who

00:41:31.800 disagree with

00:41:32.440 them.

00:41:33.200 They think

00:41:33.760 they're like

00:41:34.980 gods.

00:41:36.240 And then you

00:41:36.680 recall the

00:41:38.040 Genesis story.

00:41:40.620 And what is

00:41:41.100 the serpent?

00:41:41.600 often tell Adam

00:41:43.260 and Eve that

00:41:45.120 lures them out

00:41:46.040 of paradise.

00:41:47.800 If you eat of

00:41:48.580 that tree, you

00:41:49.980 shall be as

00:41:50.700 God.

00:41:51.700 It's that

00:41:52.420 arrogance.

00:41:53.700 That's why they

00:41:54.460 kill so many

00:41:55.220 people.

00:41:56.700 It's all

00:41:57.320 justified for

00:41:59.220 them by the

00:42:00.580 glorious world

00:42:02.240 that we're going

00:42:02.620 to bring about.

00:42:03.560 David, it's been

00:42:04.700 too long since we

00:42:05.400 have talked.

00:42:06.540 I'd like to talk

00:42:07.500 to you again.

00:42:08.120 Maybe we'll have

00:42:08.560 you in and do

00:42:09.800 a podcast with

00:42:10.620 you.

00:42:11.200 The name of

00:42:12.240 the book is

00:42:12.960 Dark Agenda,

00:42:14.120 The War to

00:42:14.740 Destroy Christian

00:42:16.380 America by David

00:42:17.420 Horowitz.

00:42:18.100 It is a must-read

00:42:19.620 and something that

00:42:20.340 everyone should have,

00:42:21.260 not only because of

00:42:22.840 who David Horowitz

00:42:23.740 is and the

00:42:24.480 perspective that he

00:42:25.480 has, but because

00:42:26.580 this really shows

00:42:28.540 clearly what is

00:42:30.760 happening to us

00:42:31.860 and what is not

00:42:33.200 only happened,

00:42:34.100 but is still

00:42:35.320 going on.

00:42:36.100 Dark Agenda,

00:42:37.000 The War to

00:42:38.440 Destroy Christian

00:42:39.200 America by David

00:42:40.100 Horowitz,

00:42:40.920 available now.

00:42:46.460 You're listening to

00:42:47.600 the best of the

00:42:48.300 Glenn Beck

00:42:48.700 program.

00:42:59.380 Bridget Phetasy,

00:43:00.620 she is a writer

00:43:01.340 and the host

00:43:01.920 of Walk-In's

00:43:03.120 Welcome.

00:43:04.500 She has just

00:43:05.320 written something

00:43:05.740 for The Spectator,

00:43:06.900 Stop Wasting

00:43:07.500 Your Money on

00:43:08.260 College, and

00:43:09.240 Bridget, I got to

00:43:10.180 tell you, it's

00:43:10.560 very, very funny

00:43:11.580 and right on

00:43:12.920 the money.

00:43:13.960 Welcome to the

00:43:14.420 program.

00:43:14.800 How are you?

00:43:15.660 I'm great.

00:43:16.240 Thank you for

00:43:16.620 having me.

00:43:17.160 How old are

00:43:18.480 you?

00:43:19.320 I'm 40.

00:43:20.600 You're 40.

00:43:21.840 I am.

00:43:22.540 And you

00:43:23.120 dropped out of

00:43:23.840 college your

00:43:25.120 first year.

00:43:26.520 Yeah, many,

00:43:27.400 many moons ago.

00:43:28.400 I dropped out

00:43:29.120 after the first

00:43:31.300 half of my

00:43:31.960 freshman year.

00:43:34.180 And you

00:43:34.380 dropped out.

00:43:35.440 I mean, that was

00:43:35.940 at a time when

00:43:36.680 everybody must have

00:43:38.000 thought you were

00:43:38.400 crazy.

00:43:38.800 Nobody was talking

00:43:39.500 about indoctrination

00:43:40.420 or cost of school

00:43:41.600 or alternative

00:43:43.200 ways to learn

00:43:44.480 anything.

00:43:45.180 Why did you

00:43:45.580 drop out?

00:43:47.100 I'm the oldest

00:43:47.900 of five, and it

00:43:48.840 was pretty mandatory

00:43:49.780 that I go.

00:43:50.800 It was just

00:43:51.260 expected.

00:43:51.920 And after my

00:43:53.580 first semester, I

00:43:55.540 saw, I didn't, I

00:43:57.540 knew I wanted to

00:43:58.120 be a writer, and I

00:43:59.480 saw what my loans

00:44:01.180 were after one

00:44:02.440 semester, and I

00:44:04.220 just played the

00:44:05.600 tape forward.

00:44:06.520 I saw that,

00:44:07.480 basically, if I got

00:44:08.940 out of college, I

00:44:09.640 would have these

00:44:10.160 loans, that I

00:44:11.400 would be strapped

00:44:12.360 to the loans, and

00:44:14.340 then I would end

00:44:15.320 up having to take

00:44:16.020 jobs that I hated

00:44:16.900 and probably not be

00:44:18.940 able to do what I

00:44:19.940 wanted to do, which

00:44:20.860 was right, and so

00:44:22.600 I felt like I

00:44:23.400 already knew how

00:44:24.100 to write, and I

00:44:25.280 knew basic grammar,

00:44:26.280 and I took my

00:44:27.400 chances, and it

00:44:28.400 was, I mean, a

00:44:29.820 long road, but I

00:44:31.720 don't regret that

00:44:32.900 decision for two

00:44:33.720 seconds.

00:44:34.840 I'm currently

00:44:35.780 having the

00:44:36.660 discussion, my

00:44:37.420 kids are 12 and

00:44:39.180 14, my youngest,

00:44:40.700 my two eldest, went

00:44:42.240 to college, but

00:44:44.500 now I just, I,

00:44:45.800 because of

00:44:46.200 indoctrination, the

00:44:47.440 debt, the

00:44:49.400 ridiculousness of

00:44:52.120 it, you don't

00:44:53.120 need it.

00:44:54.180 I mean, unless

00:44:54.560 you're going to

00:44:54.780 be a doctor, you

00:44:56.380 know, then you

00:44:57.520 need it, but if

00:44:59.320 for an average

00:45:00.440 job, you can go to

00:45:01.260 a trade school, or

00:45:02.140 you can learn

00:45:02.780 online, it's

00:45:04.360 endless the way

00:45:05.340 you can learn.

00:45:07.140 That's the thing,

00:45:07.920 there's so many

00:45:08.620 other opportunities.

00:45:09.740 You could go to a

00:45:11.120 community college for

00:45:12.100 two years and

00:45:12.860 transfer and get,

00:45:14.200 go to a state

00:45:14.900 school for the final

00:45:15.860 two and still get a

00:45:17.460 degree.

00:45:17.720 If you're really

00:45:18.480 gung-ho on getting

00:45:19.920 a degree, or you

00:45:21.100 just want to go to

00:45:21.880 school to learn and

00:45:23.800 try and figure out

00:45:24.860 what you're interested

00:45:25.500 in, which fair

00:45:26.280 enough, I had the

00:45:27.700 blessing of knowing

00:45:28.720 what I wanted to do

00:45:30.140 pretty young, and

00:45:31.580 that is something

00:45:32.440 that I also don't

00:45:33.700 take for granted, and

00:45:34.660 I know that many

00:45:35.540 people don't have

00:45:36.520 that kind of vision

00:45:37.900 or drive.

00:45:38.700 But you know

00:45:38.960 what?

00:45:39.460 You don't, why

00:45:40.920 would you spend

00:45:42.240 a hundred thousand

00:45:44.040 dollars?

00:45:44.860 I have no idea.

00:45:45.640 To find yourself?

00:45:46.980 That's Rule's

00:45:47.660 ridiculous thing I've

00:45:48.820 ever heard.

00:45:49.500 There's no return on

00:45:50.580 investment, especially

00:45:51.440 with the liberal arts

00:45:53.120 schools now, the way

00:45:54.240 that they are.

00:45:55.100 I put a, I'm working

00:45:56.500 on a piece and put a

00:45:57.400 call out for people to

00:45:59.240 tell me how they were

00:45:59.960 self-censoring, and

00:46:01.280 many of the emails that

00:46:03.120 I've received are from

00:46:04.420 students and colleges

00:46:05.900 who feel like they

00:46:08.000 can't express their

00:46:09.600 opinion, their true

00:46:11.320 opinion, which to me is

00:46:12.420 insane because college is

00:46:13.900 where you're supposed to

00:46:14.840 learn how to

00:46:15.340 critically think.

00:46:16.460 And I feel like that is

00:46:18.200 not the primary

00:46:20.020 motivation of

00:46:22.700 teachers these days.

00:46:24.320 Even in schools younger

00:46:26.040 than college, but in

00:46:27.100 college in particular.

00:46:28.560 You write, for most of

00:46:30.940 you, however, college will

00:46:32.020 be a four-year exercise in

00:46:33.640 binge drinking,

00:46:34.600 procrastinating, and

00:46:36.000 chaining yourself to the

00:46:37.160 dean's office in protest of

00:46:38.680 a guest speaker who offends

00:46:39.960 your delegate sensibilities.

00:46:41.320 It's a bubble in which you

00:46:43.280 will more than likely

00:46:44.240 develop an Adderall

00:46:45.440 addiction, a crippling

00:46:46.940 anxiety disorder only

00:46:48.540 exasperated by cry

00:46:50.320 closets, and an attitude

00:46:52.220 of enlightenment and

00:46:53.440 moral superiority about

00:46:54.920 privilege that will serve

00:46:56.600 you well as a blogger in

00:46:58.100 the outrage industrial

00:46:59.260 complex and literally

00:47:00.560 nowhere else in life

00:47:02.260 ever.

00:47:04.220 How is that not worth the

00:47:05.320 money?

00:47:05.600 I don't understand.

00:47:06.120 By the way, there's four

00:47:06.700 more paragraphs that I'd like

00:47:08.120 to read on that, but it's

00:47:09.340 the same kind of gist.

00:47:10.680 Do you get it?

00:47:12.000 I think we're, you know,

00:47:13.480 it's obviously written quite

00:47:14.960 tongue-in-cheek and, and,

00:47:16.740 um...

00:47:17.360 No, but it's true.

00:47:18.660 It is funny the way you say

00:47:20.260 it, but it's true.

00:47:21.180 You'll learn to indulge your

00:47:22.320 feelings and believe that

00:47:23.300 everyone else is responsible

00:47:24.500 for them.

00:47:25.180 You'll come to expect trigger

00:47:26.620 warnings and safe spaces and

00:47:28.340 everyone handling you with

00:47:29.640 kid gloves.

00:47:30.620 Basically, you won't want to

00:47:31.860 learn...

00:47:32.140 Basically, you won't learn

00:47:33.440 much about life.

00:47:34.940 It's all the freedom of

00:47:36.300 adulthood with none of the

00:47:37.720 responsibilities or

00:47:38.780 consequences.

00:47:39.420 That's all right.

00:47:41.600 It was interesting getting

00:47:42.820 out of...

00:47:43.340 It was interesting being one

00:47:44.660 of the people that didn't go

00:47:45.980 to college and then seeing my

00:47:48.020 friends get out of college and

00:47:50.040 not have any idea how to do

00:47:52.000 anything.

00:47:52.800 They don't teach you anything.

00:47:54.600 I mean, I had at that point

00:47:56.340 registered my car and had to go

00:47:59.660 get an apartment and all of

00:48:01.640 these very basic practical life

00:48:03.900 skills.

00:48:04.300 And my friends who just spent

00:48:06.220 $100,000 on college couldn't do

00:48:09.140 any of that.

00:48:10.380 And what are you learning

00:48:11.880 exactly?

00:48:12.960 And if you get out of school with

00:48:14.720 a degree, for instance, in

00:48:16.440 gender studies, what are you

00:48:18.980 going to do other than blog or

00:48:21.720 teach gender studies?

00:48:23.640 I really don't understand.

00:48:25.660 I'm sure someone will school me

00:48:28.460 online with the other things you

00:48:30.000 can do with this degree.

00:48:30.940 But from my perspective, it's not

00:48:33.460 practical.

00:48:34.820 And how are you adding to...

00:48:38.760 I think that the students that

00:48:40.540 I've witnessed coming out seem to

00:48:42.600 have, you know, hand me a job

00:48:44.620 because I went to college.

00:48:45.880 So there's this attitude of just

00:48:47.600 entitlement to life owing you

00:48:50.640 something, as I said.

00:48:52.120 And also just this inability to

00:48:55.980 fail.

00:48:56.840 You have to learn how to fail in

00:48:59.220 life.

00:48:59.560 We can't shield our kids from

00:49:03.200 messing up.

00:49:04.640 I have to tell you, I had dinner

00:49:08.500 with several people from Rwanda.

00:49:12.060 And there were, I think, five

00:49:14.820 women and a couple of guys that

00:49:17.280 had come over from Rwanda and had

00:49:19.280 gotten scholarships at Harvard and

00:49:22.660 everywhere else.

00:49:24.100 And these great schools gave them

00:49:26.300 scholarships.

00:49:26.760 And all of them but one were

00:49:29.920 studying architecture, public

00:49:32.840 systems, as far as, you know, water

00:49:35.680 systems.

00:49:36.560 They were farming.

00:49:38.060 All these things.

00:49:39.280 One, one chose to stay here and

00:49:43.440 she was going to use her degree in

00:49:47.200 feminine studies, women's studies and

00:49:51.760 and the Holocaust.

00:49:53.640 And I thought, you know, here are, I

00:49:56.960 don't remember how many there were

00:49:57.880 five or six people.

00:49:59.760 Five of them are going back and they

00:50:02.280 are going to make their country

00:50:03.980 better, legitimately going to help

00:50:06.280 build their country.

00:50:07.720 They're living in a country that did

00:50:09.480 have a Holocaust, but it is the most

00:50:11.800 remarkable story of healing I've ever

00:50:14.540 seen that you will never see in any

00:50:16.680 grievance class.

00:50:17.820 And she's staying here.

00:50:20.040 It was just, it was so remarkable to

00:50:22.800 me of what a waste that was.

00:50:26.820 I, I, yeah, I don't know.

00:50:29.720 I don't know enough about those, the

00:50:32.320 individuals.

00:50:33.000 And I would say that in situations

00:50:35.820 like that, I'm not sure what inspires

00:50:38.460 an individual to make a decision like

00:50:40.360 that.

00:50:40.780 I, I could say my, I mean, I write, but

00:50:43.920 I sometimes joke that I'm pretty

00:50:46.100 useless, you know, like if the dollar

00:50:48.400 collapses and like the, or the, we

00:50:50.680 all, if something happens and the grid

00:50:53.000 goes down, I'm going to be, I'm going

00:50:56.500 to be pretty pointless.

00:50:58.060 You and I don't want to be around each

00:50:59.600 other because they will, they will

00:51:00.860 actually eat you second to last because

00:51:03.740 you'll at least be able to birth

00:51:05.580 children.

00:51:06.380 I'm the first one to go.

00:51:08.260 I have no skills whatsoever except

00:51:11.240 storytelling.

00:51:12.100 And that one gets old really fast when

00:51:15.160 people are hungry.

00:51:16.400 I'm 40 though.

00:51:17.760 So the, uh, the birth, the birthing

00:51:19.800 years are, you know, approaching.

00:51:21.920 You better hope for the whole, you

00:51:23.100 better, you better, you better hope for

00:51:25.260 the meltdown to happen soon.

00:51:27.240 Otherwise you and me.

00:51:28.760 It needs to happen in the next couple

00:51:29.340 of years or I'm just basically going to

00:51:31.920 be food on the barbie.

00:51:34.100 Bridget, do you see that, that there's a,

00:51:35.860 there's a real advantage for people

00:51:37.660 coming out of high school in, in that

00:51:39.740 four or four plus year headstart, you

00:51:43.740 know, where you have not only the

00:51:45.160 financial part of the headstart where

00:51:47.000 you're maybe a hundred thousand

00:51:47.940 dollars ahead of the game with no

00:51:49.660 debt, but also you're, you're able to

00:51:51.720 work during that time and learn the

00:51:55.000 business that you want to go into when

00:51:57.500 everyone else is, you know, screwing

00:51:58.980 around at college.

00:52:00.660 Yeah, I, I, I definitely, you know

00:52:04.400 what I learned how to be a hustler and

00:52:06.700 not a hustler in the bad sense of the

00:52:09.400 work.

00:52:11.160 Are you there?

00:52:12.140 Go ahead.

00:52:12.520 My, my phone may die.

00:52:16.320 It's a, it's a landline and apparently

00:52:18.960 the batteries die in like five seconds.

00:52:21.900 Wow.

00:52:22.360 A landline.

00:52:23.560 Who has one?

00:52:24.420 They still make them.

00:52:25.640 Wow.

00:52:26.400 It's my apocalypse fears.

00:52:28.700 No, I think that it taught me just how to,

00:52:31.640 I have the confidence to be able to find.

00:52:35.400 You're got, you're got, Bridget, if you

00:52:37.640 can still hear us, this is why you don't

00:52:39.320 have a landline.

00:52:40.140 This used to be for cell phones.

00:52:42.380 Can you hear me?

00:52:43.200 Yes.

00:52:43.640 All right.

00:52:44.040 So can you, you hear me, can you hear

00:52:46.360 me now?

00:52:47.020 Is there, now?

00:52:47.880 I can hear you guys joking about how this

00:52:51.340 segment was about how we can use a landline.

00:52:55.200 All right.

00:52:55.900 So, so Bridget, here's, here's the thing,

00:52:58.240 here's the thing that, uh, I just read

00:53:01.600 this the other day and it's the only thing

00:53:03.480 that gave me pause.

00:53:04.680 It's my son, uh, you know, he, he's not

00:53:08.340 going, he, he wants to be, uh, either like

00:53:12.040 a nurse practitioner or something like

00:53:13.920 that, uh, uh, or, uh, a structural engineer,

00:53:17.860 which he has to go to college for both of

00:53:19.940 those things.

00:53:20.900 There's other options in front of him that

00:53:22.740 don't require college.

00:53:24.100 And I just read two days ago that made me

00:53:26.600 go, geez, I don't want to screw up my

00:53:28.040 son's life.

00:53:28.680 It said, uh, that, uh, those that do not

00:53:32.960 have a college degree, men or boys that

00:53:35.560 don't have a college degree now, uh, they

00:53:38.540 have a full, like a 40% unemployment rate.

00:53:43.340 So I don't want to doom my kid to, you

00:53:47.940 know, a future of, of unemployment, but at

00:53:52.120 least he would be unemployed with no debt.

00:53:54.560 I mean, that's, that's, that's kind of how

00:53:59.800 I feel about what, why is it, uh, what, why

00:54:02.620 is this the unemployment, right?

00:54:04.440 What are the reasons that they cite just

00:54:06.620 not having a degree?

00:54:07.800 Because it's a chicken and egg situation,

00:54:09.400 right?

00:54:09.660 A lot of people who, you know, the society

00:54:11.720 says, if you're responsible, you go to

00:54:13.220 college.

00:54:13.540 So therefore people who aren't responsible

00:54:15.480 don't go to college.

00:54:16.680 Right.

00:54:16.800 Or you're a dummy.

00:54:17.600 You were not smart enough to get a

00:54:19.080 degree.

00:54:19.560 So everybody's got to have a college

00:54:21.900 degree.

00:54:22.180 So you just immediately brush off those who

00:54:24.040 don't.

00:54:25.520 Right.

00:54:26.140 Right.

00:54:26.720 I, I'm, so when I, one of the things I

00:54:30.000 were saying when I got cut off is that

00:54:31.500 it taught me how the, that extra four

00:54:33.900 years that I had in that space, I found

00:54:36.980 my way into jobs that you would

00:54:39.200 traditionally maybe need a degree for

00:54:41.040 just because of tenacity or you meet

00:54:43.160 people or you're out in the work field.

00:54:45.000 One of which was working with autistic

00:54:47.320 kids.

00:54:47.760 And I was an aid privately because they

00:54:51.260 didn't want people who had been trained

00:54:52.980 in behavioral.

00:54:53.860 They wanted more artistic people who

00:54:56.480 might be able to think outside the box

00:54:58.500 to do this program that then the families

00:55:01.200 trained me in.

00:55:02.320 And then I had all this life experience.

00:55:04.300 And in a field like that, you really

00:55:06.620 can't, you can't put, you know, if I

00:55:08.800 wanted to go work for a school system, of

00:55:10.580 course I would need a degree, but to work

00:55:12.700 privately, I, with, if you have a gift

00:55:16.280 with, you know, in a certain area and it's

00:55:19.920 an area where it's something like kids

00:55:22.800 with autism where it's challenging and

00:55:24.940 they're not going to care if you have a

00:55:27.160 degree or not, if you're, if you have

00:55:29.240 experience.

00:55:29.860 And I think that, you know, I was reading

00:55:34.660 an article the other day that I received a

00:55:37.400 lot of pushback on this, obviously, and it

00:55:39.260 was about how the, the, the death rate is

00:55:43.220 higher for people who don't go to college.

00:55:45.040 And again, there's so many socioeconomic

00:55:48.040 factors that are involved in that.

00:55:50.880 And I don't really know.

00:55:53.640 I'm, I would like, I would have to see the

00:55:56.140 whole entire study and how they're studying

00:55:58.420 the, the, these factors, because my brother

00:56:01.800 didn't go to college.

00:56:03.140 My brother went out and became a deep sea

00:56:05.500 fisherman.

00:56:05.880 And then he taught himself construction just

00:56:08.080 by working with guys who work construction.

00:56:10.040 He bought a house, he invested in silver.

00:56:13.460 He is now a fireman, you know, he never, and

00:56:16.800 he has a great life.

00:56:19.160 He owns a house and he's, he's educated

00:56:22.800 himself.

00:56:23.260 And my, um, uh, my other sister didn't go

00:56:28.860 to college.

00:56:29.560 She went to college, but she started a

00:56:31.320 whole organizing people's lives business.

00:56:33.460 And you don't need to, you know, she said,

00:56:35.940 I didn't need to go to college to help

00:56:38.580 people basically Marie Kondo their lives.

00:56:41.280 So I think that there are a lot of paths and

00:56:45.620 you really, and the other thing I was saying

00:56:49.040 is that not going to college taught me

00:56:51.520 resilience.

00:56:52.180 And it taught me that I have an ability to

00:56:56.280 find work or create work or go, you know,

00:57:02.160 I was a waitress for years and this is the

00:57:04.980 other thing.

00:57:05.340 I think people have this idea of work that's

00:57:07.980 beneath them and you just have to be able to

00:57:10.920 take a job and you do what you have to do.

00:57:14.740 Yeah.

00:57:15.040 Yeah.

00:57:15.700 And do it and have work ethic and show up.

00:57:18.340 And I had a lot of horrible, horrible jobs.

00:57:21.960 And I've had some good ones, but I mean, you,

00:57:25.240 when you're first starting, you have to be

00:57:27.060 willing to do the worst.

00:57:28.920 If they tell you clean the toilets, clean the

00:57:31.060 toilets, man, and just be the best at cleaning

00:57:33.400 the toilets and you will advance.

00:57:36.180 You will.

00:57:37.120 And I would, and you'll learn from that job

00:57:38.900 more than any other job.

00:57:40.340 And you'll learn things that you, you never

00:57:43.980 would have expected to learn and you'll meet

00:57:45.760 people and you know how I love that expression.

00:57:49.200 How you do anything is how you do everything.

00:57:51.520 Yes.

00:57:51.680 So you are recognized for your work ethic, no

00:57:55.560 matter what you're doing.

00:57:57.000 When I was in Japan, this was something that

00:57:59.540 really struck me was their work ethic and just

00:58:03.440 their presence and attention to detail.

00:58:05.940 Even the bartenders, just how much, how much

00:58:09.940 pride they had in whatever job they had.

00:58:13.680 And that was something that I took even when I was

00:58:17.060 waitressing, I, it would, it would have been very

00:58:19.420 easy for me to be, um, you know, angry.

00:58:22.600 And instead I just kind of approached it.

00:58:24.280 Like I'm literally being of service.

00:58:26.040 I get to just go up and this is my job and I'm

00:58:29.700 being of service.

00:58:31.040 And Bridget, I just think people have that.

00:58:33.400 They have to just fuck up.

00:58:35.600 British, uh, British, uh, Bridget,

00:58:38.540 Phetasy, uh, dot com, British, uh, uh,

00:58:42.540 Phetasy, uh, dot com.

00:58:44.620 You can follow her.

00:58:46.000 Thank you for being on the program.

00:58:47.500 Love to talk again.

00:58:48.540 The Blaze Radio Network.

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 27, 2019

Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Rafer Weigel, David Horowitz & Bridget Phetasy ｜ 3⧸27⧸19

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