The Glenn Beck Program - Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Salena Zito & Jason Whitlock ｜ 10⧸27⧸20

00:00:00.000 hello america it's a podcast time and a good one today we talk about the polls we actually

00:00:05.460 we actually also um i mean i'm well i was gonna say i'm not a doctor but i am a doctor right

00:00:12.020 stew oh yeah that's right humanities yeah so i can diagnose anything with the human

00:00:16.380 condition at all um i'm gonna be doing podiatry later this week just stop by my office if you

00:00:21.920 need some foot things uh anyway what things kamala harris there's something deeply disturbing about

00:00:28.840 her there is something she's got a uh nervous tick that we need to address and we did in today's

00:00:35.480 podcast we also went over the polls uh six ways to sunday selena zito is with us selena is really

00:00:44.380 focused on ohio and pennsylvania and i thought she had some really good news uh for us all this and

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00:01:03.540 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:01:14.220 let me give you some good news with 1,294,660 ballots cast the gop leads the early vote in

00:01:28.960 wisconsin 42 percent gop to 36 percent democrat about 46 percent of the estimated total votes of 2020 have

00:01:38.520 been cast in wisconsin you can register and vote the same day still a close race over the last few

00:01:44.680 days republicans have stormed the polls and are beginning to take the lead in early voting in

00:01:49.540 several states um this is this data is derived from actual ballots cast the sample size larger than any

00:01:56.960 poll um they say it's very accurate in determining the voter uh preference the data does not account for

00:02:04.400 specific demographics or senate or uh segments of the electorate that still have to vote so that is

00:02:10.740 that is good they say what's worrisome for democrats is the absence of youth voters this is something that

00:02:18.660 they always get wrong in the polls democrats are always expecting the youth to show up the 18 to 29

00:02:25.520 year olds they don't usually show up the only time it's ever happened is with barack obama

00:02:32.320 voting is now up 309 from this time in 2016 then 2016 the raw numbers show the youth vote up

00:02:43.280 in 2020 as a percentage of the electorate uh 18 to 29 year olds cast only five percent of the total vote

00:02:50.100 in 2016 they were 17 of the vote the data suggests young people are not showing up at the same rate as

00:02:57.740 they have in even 2016 good so yes this is a this is a good uh what happened in was it north carolina or

00:03:07.600 south carolina there's the republicans are 10 points behind pat i think you were saying that what was

00:03:14.500 that number yeah uh he's he yeah the republicans are 10 10 percent behind uh and at the same stage

00:03:23.080 in the 2016 election hillary was up by 13.5 percent and who ate was and and trump still won and it was

00:03:29.980 at south carolina north carolina north carolina yeah it's it's bizarre i mean it's like you know

00:03:34.240 we mentioned this off the air but uh in pennsylvania it's 64 to 25 biden now again when we say biden

00:03:43.180 we're summarizing here it's just party registration all these democrats could be voting for donald trump we

00:03:47.500 don't know but when it comes to party registration it's 64 25 and that's big voting is compared to

00:03:53.880 2016 is up 955 wow now a lot this is what's so weird about this election it's like the covid

00:04:02.140 changes all these rules like i don't know what you can take out of this honestly i i really don't know

00:04:07.080 what to read into it states right next to each other with the same demographic breakdowns have

00:04:11.340 completely different results like i don't know what quirky thing is going on with the data or if it's

00:04:16.580 just everyone is very indecisive well who knows but it's it's hard to read things out of early

00:04:23.020 vote if you go crazy with it you you'll get really excited or really depressed and you may maybe may

00:04:28.580 very well be for no reason but so far we are seeing massive numbers i mean way beyond anything we've ever

00:04:36.180 seen so over 60 million people have already voted when you're talking about you know they expect about

00:04:41.420 155 155 155 million here for the total might be the most uh the biggest turnout percentage wise since

00:04:48.700 1908 did you did you hear feels right yeah did you hear that uh some democrats now are asking for

00:04:56.620 their ballots back yeah after the uh hunter biden yeah and especially they're allowing those people to

00:05:02.860 go back in and get their ballots it's legal in seven states and pennsylvania is one of them michigan's

00:05:08.020 another so there are some swing states that you can but you gotta consult your local you know uh

00:05:14.900 voting authority and find out how you do that because it's different and i find that that amazing

00:05:20.260 yeah you know for somebody who had voted early for biden and then they see the the news for them to say

00:05:28.020 that's enough for me to change my ballot i that that uh that doesn't bode well i think for joe biden

00:05:35.700 if this news would have gotten out which is why the press didn't do anything um i i want to i want

00:05:42.500 to play something uh that i find really telling uh let's play from kamala harris uh the two cuts

00:05:51.700 let's here's cut one of kamala harris on 60 minutes you're very different in the policies that you've 1.00

00:05:59.220 supported in the past you're considered the most liberal united states senator i somebody said that

00:06:06.580 it actually was mike pence on the debate stage but yeah well actually the non-partisan gov track has

00:06:13.220 rated you as the most liberal senator you supported the green new deal you supported medicare for all

00:06:20.500 you've supported legalizing marijuana joe biden doesn't support those things so are you going to

00:06:25.940 bring the policies those progressive policies that you supported as senator into a biden administration

00:06:32.900 question what i will do and i promise you this and this is what joe wants me to do this was part of

00:06:38.180 our deal i will always share with him my lived experience as it relates to any issue that we confront

00:06:46.100 and i promised joe that i will give him that perspective and always be honest with him okay stop so she

00:06:51.940 is so she is i'm gonna bring my lived experience but here's the problem uh you're the most liberal

00:07:01.140 oh my my why is she laughing every time she is asked a tough question she laughs yeah listen to the next

00:07:11.780 one and is that a socialist or progressive perspective no it is the perspective of a woman

00:07:24.020 who grew up a a black child in america yeah who was also a prosecutor who also has a mother who

00:07:32.100 arrived here at the age of 19 from india hardly anybody who also you know likes hip-hop

00:07:37.540 what do you want to know well i want to give you i want to give you the opportunity to i mean it's

00:07:44.260 seriously it's on stop it's unsettling it's unsettling she's going to be make no mistake

00:07:51.140 she's going to be the president of the united states if biden wins if biden wins she will be the president 0.99

00:07:57.540 i'm not saying that biden's not going to be the president for a while but he's not going to last for

00:08:01.700 four years we all know that we all know that this is the next president of the united states and you

00:08:09.700 know i'm really glad because when i said the president was a socialist uh i was called a racist i'm glad to

00:08:18.820 see now it's not racist it's funny to be called a socialist i can't answer that so i'm just gonna

00:08:33.060 laugh hysterically

00:08:45.860 well everything you believe in is right from marx

00:08:52.980 i mean can you answer the question i mean

00:08:55.860 why did you i mean you're belittling the honest question here and there wasn't an

00:09:04.420 additional set thing said to joke or anything he just started laughing hysterically in the middle of

00:09:09.140 silence

00:09:19.540 so some would say that uh you got in cut a deal with biden that you would

00:09:25.620 actually be the president at some point he would just step aside

00:09:39.300 so you're are you at least a progressive

00:09:48.020 i don't know i just i just uh i think maybe we should pay attention uh to that just a little

00:09:54.580 bit by the way the the media has excused uh joe biden's apparent bush trump mix-up did you hear

00:10:02.740 about this yeah i think he's talking about george lopez yeah no i want i want to i just want to

00:10:10.260 play this from yesterday if we still have it could we play when joe biden uh starts talking about we're

00:10:17.300 gonna have another four years of uh of uh bush uh uh george uh george uh listen this is the most

00:10:24.660 consequent not because i'm running but because who i'm running against this most consequential election

00:10:30.100 uh in a long long long time and the character of the country in my view is literally on the ballot

00:10:36.980 what kind of country we're going to be four more years of george uh george uh he uh is going to find

00:10:42.980 ourselves in a position where if uh trump gets elected uh we're going to be uh we're going to be

00:10:48.340 in a different world four more years of georgia uh george uh george lopez yeah that's that's what

00:10:57.300 he's thinking this is not being said by a nobody this is the washington post my god the washington

00:11:04.980 post is saying george lopez makes more sense uh than uh you know than george w bush does well yes

00:11:13.380 yes that's that's true uh but so does george the curious monkey i mean that's read every night and

00:11:21.700 we're gonna have another four years of george the curious monkey i mean that doesn't make any sense at

00:11:27.060 all not at all uh he's talking about george clooney he really likes george clooney and he was thinking

00:11:32.180 about another four years of clooney movies what a ridiculous explanation for that i'm gonna have

00:11:38.740 four years of george jetson walking the dog on that automatic treadmill holy cow the press is just

00:11:46.420 doing everything they can everything they can

00:11:50.420 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:12:10.420 selena zito is uh with us she's the national political reporter for the washington examiner

00:12:16.820 a columnist for the evil new york post and the co-author of the great revolt hi selena how are you

00:12:24.820 good morning sunshine how are you i am i'm really good i'm really good how are you feeling about what

00:12:30.420 the new york post is uh done with that hunter biden and those lies you know i i'm i applaud you know our

00:12:38.820 job as journalists is not to take a team over the finish line but to come uncover the uncomfortable

00:12:47.780 facts and that is what the new york post has done and i think that it is incredibly telling that our

00:12:56.660 cultural curators all of them uh this time it is uh social media big tech are punishing them for

00:13:06.340 for for doing essentially doing uh doing their job and i i think that when you meddle in things like

00:13:15.540 that and you silence things like that that you um are doing not only a disservice to your uh consumers

00:13:24.820 or your audience or whatever um but you are also um stifling the ability for people to um read about it

00:13:34.180 but you know people find ways to read about it yeah i think they've made this story even bigger

00:13:38.260 right um selena let me let me talk to you now about pennsylvania a state you know very well you've been

00:13:44.100 traveling back and forth you've been talking to people um there's a couple of things that we need

00:13:48.980 to address first of all the riots in philadelphia yesterday uh caused when police shot a black man who was

00:13:57.380 not unarmed is coming at them with a knife it was all on on tape um is this going to help or hurt in the 0.91

00:14:06.420 election well i think that um the the challenge for democrats um in this instance is that uh the black 0.97

00:14:18.500 vote has as little um uh trust in either party to um to uh have their back and they're going to i don't

00:14:32.420 think that they're necessarily going to say this is donald trump's fault because it happened in

00:14:37.540 philadelphia and it happened it happened in the city of philadelphia and the people that have um 0.95

00:14:43.620 um sort of the the control of the city of philadelphia are democrats yeah and wildly corrupt

00:14:51.220 city much much more local than national i think what i'm what i'm asking you about is the let's say

00:14:59.940 the suburban voters and the voters that look at philadelphia and see riots on the streets um is this

00:15:06.820 going to uh be good for democrats or bad for democrats well so here's what i think i think um suburban

00:15:17.300 democrats or suburban republicans who could find no reason to come to to vote for trump are are going

00:15:24.580 to do one of two things they're going to vote for biden because they think this what happened is an

00:15:30.900 extension of donald trump i don't know why um uh but also i think it gives a reluctant trump voters who

00:15:41.620 are afraid of biden's policies but are um you know face the peer pressure of living in the suburbs

00:15:50.420 they're going to people tend to vote not for themselves but for their communities and a lot of

00:15:57.060 people don't vote ideology they vote for the person who has their communities back i think in that way

00:16:04.980 that trump benefits they either vote for him or they don't show up so let's talk about washington

00:16:12.180 county because you have a examiner article where trump's 2020 coalition must come from in pennsylvania

00:16:19.220 talk to me about washington county this is the largest producer of natural gas among all of the

00:16:24.340 counties and the second largest producer nationwide yeah so washington county to me is sort of the

00:16:31.300 boilerplate of what needs to happen in counties outside of allegheny where pittsburgh is located

00:16:38.020 and outside of the philadelphia color counties now in 2016 they came out and about two now there

00:16:47.380 there were 10 of them who were not convinced that mit romney was a good businessman who were

00:16:53.780 convinced he was the guy who was going to actually come to their desk with a box rather than build a

00:16:59.700 new company and they they saw in trump that he would be the guy that restarted things and so they they

00:17:07.860 they took a gamble and they voted for him if there were 10 counties that just needed to turn out 2 000

00:17:15.220 more votes over what romney did and uh they did now up to and he won donald trump won because of

00:17:23.540 counties like washington county who have been dominant democrats registrated parties for years forever

00:17:32.260 since like the 1930s the fdr the new deal coalition came in now you trump needs not only those 10 counties

00:17:40.900 which is which is also erie luzerne westmoreland butler and beaver but they need the additional

00:17:47.620 counties that run across the top of the state who are conservative counties but they were on they didn't

00:17:56.100 show up in the high number for trump mainly because these are farmers and and gas workers who thought that

00:18:04.340 trump trump in 2016 sounded more like a liberal new york democrat than a conservative now he has delivered

00:18:13.380 and all all trump needs is about 50 000 votes total out of all eight of these what i call heat counties

00:18:22.580 and no matter what happens in philadelphia or or in allegheny county that vote will um exceed the vote that

00:18:32.580 the democrats have not by much it's going to be close but if trump wins it's on the back of those voters

00:18:39.860 plus the voters who put him in office in in 2020 so those are the counties i'm watching election night

00:18:47.380 if they have a high turnout uh or if that is telling me that he is on the road to victory so what do you

00:18:56.900 what does your gut tell you because he he not only needs at least what he got last time he needs an

00:19:02.900 additional three percent of the vote to to offset the numbers that have have uh have changed since 2016

00:19:11.220 um and i think i think if the president wins five percent that's enough to offset any of the

00:19:17.220 shenanigans or anything else does he have a do you are you seeing signs that that's happening

00:19:22.580 oh gosh in 2016 i thought the signs were over the top you know i saw houses with trump on the side

00:19:32.500 painted on the side i saw barnes it's all horse uh with trump painted on the side um this time people

00:19:38.500 don't have one sign they have nine they also have two flags and a four by eight in their front porch

00:19:44.180 awkwardly covering the front window um the enthusiasm is there and i want to be clear he doesn't need

00:19:51.780 three trump doesn't need three percent more of all throughout the state just in those rural

00:19:58.660 counties so that's about two to three thousand more votes in in some of these more rural counties and i

00:20:06.340 you know people go to selenazito.com i lay it out uh completely like every county to watch i wouldn't

00:20:13.940 watch philadelphia first of all i don't even think they'll have their um their numbers in until at least

00:20:20.100 friday um but i would see what was the enthusiasm in the rural counties which we are going to be able

00:20:26.820 to see uh uh probably faster than philadelphia and and the caller counties selena i don't know

00:20:35.060 what you're doing and who you're with but i'd love to have you on uh our coverage uh for the uh for

00:20:40.980 the election if you would wouldn't mind dropping in and uh telling us all about uh pennsylvania and what

00:20:47.060 you're seeing on um on election day i would absolutely love to all right selena thank you

00:20:54.820 so much she's the national political reporter for the washington examiner columnist of the new york post

00:20:59.540 uh she does dispatches from ohio and pennsylvania by the way do you have any information on ohio selena

00:21:05.620 oh yeah i wrote also go to selenazito.com it's about the third story down i say if if ohio is

00:21:13.300 about three to four percentage for trump on election go the polls going into election day

00:21:19.540 uh uh the democratic wave that people in dc and new york have been writing about and was honestly very

00:21:27.460 possible that means it's gone and and that means that trump um at least is standing a better chance

00:21:36.820 in pennsylvania and michigan and north carolina um states um that are a little more democratic than

00:21:43.540 ohio but if ohio's coming in at like a three to four to five percent win for trump um all things are

00:21:50.900 even going into election night what did he win last time in ohio i think it was eight percentage

00:21:58.180 points um i i i actually think that it's going to be maybe six percent in ohio um and i did a good

00:22:07.780 layout of ohio as well um a couple days ago um for the examiner if y'all just go to my website

00:22:14.820 and check it out selena zito selena zito z-i-t-o dot com selena the um uh the polls are showing the

00:22:23.780 exact opposite are you meeting very many people that voted for trump last time and are not voting

00:22:30.340 this time for him i've never met that person you've never met that person i've never met that person

00:22:36.900 uh it doesn't mean they don't exist i'm sure there is yeah yeah there's there's all kinds of social

00:22:42.340 pressure with in particular the suburbs but what i tend to meet are people that i mean there there

00:22:48.500 is a story i have of of the line of people um in cambria county home of jack murtha you remember jack

00:22:56.580 murtha um glenn um this this this county has always been democrat registered uh county line of people

00:23:05.140 who voted for clinton and were changing their party registration to republican that is now a republican

00:23:10.660 county it blows my mind that korea county johnstown pennsylvania um is now a republican county selena

00:23:19.380 thank you so much god bless uh she is uh she's an amazing reporter and she is the one that said

00:23:27.460 right after the election the problem is is that uh the media took his words literally and didn't take

00:23:35.220 him seriously where the voters took him seriously but didn't take his words literally uh i thought that

00:23:43.140 was a great understanding of donald trump right after the election the best of the glenn beck program

00:23:52.500 jason whitlock the host of fearless with jason whitlock he's a sports writer uh he can be found

00:24:09.940 at outkick.com now and uh jason joins me now uh i jason welcome to the program i want to start with

00:24:17.300 something you just wrote for outkick uh president trump's dragon energy entices ice cube uh kanye

00:24:22.980 west 50 cent and other black men 12 years ago when i trashed sarah palin in the huffington post column

00:24:28.820 and across social media on a daily basis no one cared no one told me to stick to sports although a

00:24:35.220 non-voter my preference for barack obama joe biden was quite clear i'm still a non-voter but my preference

00:24:41.380 for donald trump and mike pence now is quite clear my critics passionately want me to stick to sports 0.76

00:24:47.460 my presidential preference is now offensive i've sold out i've changed i'm a hypocrite this wednesday

00:24:53.380 i visited the white house to interview president trump i wanted to probe him on why black voters 0.96

00:24:58.100 particularly black men seem to be breaking from the facade that he is the grand wizard of the ku klux 0.90

00:25:04.900 clan what's happening jason what's what's happening in the black community well i i really believe

00:25:14.660 the facts are starting to speak for themselves and that donald trump's record of accomplishment

00:25:25.620 particularly as it relates to african americans speaks for itself that uh he actually has a record to stand

00:25:33.940 on uh unlike even uh barack obama when when he was president i don't think he had much of a record

00:25:43.940 to stand on in terms of hey what did he actually deliver uh for african americans president trump has

00:25:52.580 things he stands he can stand on and you know beyond that i think black people understand when he starts

00:26:00.260 talking about black unemployment rate and america's unemployment rate and and then when you just 0.68

00:26:06.660 add in for black men the facade we've been putting on as it relates to president trump is is is embarrassing 0.98

00:26:14.580 to be quite honest with you uh just because we have celebrated him in hip-hop music yeah uh we have uh

00:26:25.700 uh we have been friends with him and socialized with him in every way possible uh from oprah winfrey to

00:26:36.660 jesse jackson to just any number of african-american celebrities and you know this whole thing that he's

00:26:46.420 you know some flaming racist it just doesn't ring true and people are having to deal with that reality

00:26:53.860 and uh i i think for black men it's just his mask his masculinity his fearlessness it just resonates

00:27:04.900 and rings true to us you know i jason i got a lot of heat for saying uh i don't know about six or

00:27:12.420 maybe maybe as long as a year ago um i said that donald trump is the alpha male and that he is one of the

00:27:22.820 the only examples in in public life outside of sports perhaps that is an alpha that doesn't mind

00:27:31.220 saying yeah i'm a man i'm all man and you may not like the way he manifests that in some ways but he's

00:27:38.020 not ashamed of it and we're living in a culture where we are told to be women men are told to be women

00:27:44.980 or damn near and he's not he's not and i think that plays a role in the psyche of a lot of men

00:27:54.660 i think without question uh you know we've been on this tangent that like everything masculine is evil

00:28:05.220 right toxic and that's just not true and i i think for men and a segment of the female population i think

00:28:14.100 a pretty large segment we just don't buy that we understand that american freedoms were won

00:28:21.780 through masculinity and there is a way to be responsibly masculine yes and there's a way to be

00:28:27.860 irresponsibly masculine we need to get rid of the irresponsible but to paint all masculinity as toxic

00:28:35.700 and evil and a detriment to the country is just wrong and i i just people aren't buying into it

00:28:43.940 and look i think the black lives matter rioting looting disrespect when you have any sort just

00:28:55.540 ten percent christian values five percent it just it black lives matters and all what we've seen all

00:29:04.260 summer it just doesn't jibe with any kind of christian values or faith-based values

00:29:12.740 american values american values american values it's but but let's say you want to have some

00:29:20.020 anti-american sentiment because listen i love my mother she's a hardcore democrat you know hard she 0.98

00:29:26.740 tossed me over a bridge for barack obama but i'm constantly questioning her like hey how do these

00:29:33.380 policies coincide with our religious faith this is what's been at the foundation of our family this is why

00:29:41.140 you took me to church every sunday as a kid this is why i was baptized these things that you're

00:29:46.500 supporting politically it's so crystal clear now they don't coincide with our religious what is what

00:29:52.500 does she say it she doesn't have a great answer she just gets frustrated and she thinks that she's been

00:30:02.740 convinced that racism is the sin above all sins and and i'm not trying to diminish racism but it is just a

00:30:15.780 sin it and when i say just a sin it's it's no greater worse uh than any other sin and sin and it's like i

00:30:25.060 explained i was like look you understand the biblical tea sin entered the world unfairness entered the

00:30:30.580 world and if someone gets angry and says the wrong word that does not mean they're not human that just

00:30:38.420 means they're a sinner like you i've heard you say the wrong word i've but does that really drive your

00:30:44.820 actions on a daily basis and so we've made racism the how you judge people and uh and we and the media

00:30:57.540 can define almost anything as racist so anything can be a dog whistle so but how do you um have you

00:31:05.540 said to your mom what you said last week uh about antifa being you know the modern day clan of course

00:31:13.460 yeah but people live in their own little bubbles and again when you live in a bubble uh framed for you

00:31:22.420 by msnbc and cnn yeah you know she doesn't antifa you know maybe i heard something about it joe biden

00:31:30.180 said it was an idea she hasn't seen she doesn't know what's going on in portland and seattle every

00:31:36.420 day she doesn't know that there are paid organized protesters looting and burning down these

00:31:43.380 cities yeah she doesn't know because her that doesn't get into her bubble and you know listen

00:31:51.140 what i've explained to her and i've spoken at the church i grew up in and i've explained to them

00:31:57.700 because i still financially support the church i grew up in but i'm like we can't let politics become

00:32:03.300 our religion amen we can't we can't and i've asked my mother all the time and i finally got her to quit

00:32:09.940 but i was like you can't talk about trump and obama more than you talk about god that's that's not we

00:32:16.500 can't be that and some of it is starting to get through and it's funny glenn president trump gave me

00:32:26.900 a present to give to my mother and uh i told my mother this when i came back from i said he gave you

00:32:34.660 a key to the white house it's very nice i'm gonna send it to you and she thought i was joking and and

00:32:41.220 i was like no my mom's serious and so literally her reaction was like she didn't think president

00:32:48.180 trump was capable of an act of kindness that's how much tv and my mom's 80 and so you know she's at home

00:32:56.100 she's like a lot of old people watching a lot of tv and it kind of shook her up a little bit like oh my 0.99

00:33:01.380 god this guy is a human being and it's it's you know but jason it's weird because you get i get that

00:33:08.740 reaction i get that reaction from people who meet me i mean i had a guy that was so that hated me so

00:33:14.740 much that came into a meeting with me his hands were shaking he called me the devil when we first sat

00:33:21.540 down 45 minutes into it he said wow uh i mean you are nice you're a nice guy and he felt bad he

00:33:31.140 told everybody after i left the meeting how badly he felt about saying those things people just

00:33:36.340 don't believe that conservatives for one and in some ways you know democrats are decent people we

00:33:45.460 just make them into these monsters if you're on that side you're a monster that is the power of social

00:33:53.620 media and i keep explaining to people twitter instagram facebook they're some of the most secular

00:34:01.380 places on earth and we've reduced everyone to a tweet that we disagree with yes and we used to not

00:34:10.900 be that way we used to i don't find it like james carlville's wife i i they were on the side of the political 0.86

00:34:18.820 aisle i know and it's like we've illegalized all of that i know and we used to live in a time where

00:34:24.420 people could disagree politically still see the humanity each other still love each other enough 0.96

00:34:29.940 to get married and now it's like oh we disagree politically you're the worst human being on the

00:34:35.380 world that is how much social media and the mainstream media have divided us we've defined each

00:34:43.700 other on different sides of the political stripe as evil and take someone like me glenn i'm not

00:34:49.220 political i've never voted it drives my parents crazy what drives me crazy too i i'd like to i wanted to

00:34:56.340 ask you that why have you never voted because i don't believe in politicians i am a person of my word

00:35:05.620 and so if i say hey i'm gonna do something i'm really going to do it and i'm going to hold you to that

00:35:10.980 expectation politicians don't stick to their word and this is why and it's taken me time to realize

00:35:18.980 take me three and a half years to realize it like the reason why i kind of halfway like trump he's not

00:35:24.500 a politician and it's like oh my god the stuff that he actually said he was going to do he's actually

00:35:30.660 tried to do it and has done a lot of it that has made me i've waited too late to register to vote here

00:35:39.620 in tennessee if i hadn't i think i'm to the point i would have vote i would have voted this election

00:35:46.260 because i actually believe the guy he you know whether i agree or disagree but oh man the stuff

00:35:51.300 he says days i have to tell you he called me oh i don't know a year ago when uh i first started

00:35:59.380 saying maybe a year and a half ago when i first started saying i was wrong about him and i was wrong

00:36:03.780 about him because i didn't think he'd keep any of his promises because he was a you know he's a

00:36:08.580 businessman in new york and there's no way he's going to keep his promises um and i started saying

00:36:15.220 on the air he kept his promises and i think he's actually doing a good job um and he called me and

00:36:23.540 and he you know thanked me for that and i said no i you don't have to thank me it's my responsibility as

00:36:29.220 a as a uh as a decent human being to call you know call him as i see him and i didn't i didn't like you

00:36:36.740 at the beginning and i didn't think that you were going to do any things but but you did and so i've

00:36:41.140 got to admit that and i said but i didn't mean i like everything i said your your trade policy he

00:36:47.620 talked to me for probably 25 or 30 minutes about trade policy he asked me really intelligent questions

00:36:55.220 he uh went back and forth with me and in the end he said yeah i still i i just like trade policy so

00:37:02.900 i'm still going to do him he didn't say to my face what every other politician has ever said well you

00:37:08.500 know what i'm going to look i'm going to think about that he didn't he just said but i don't agree with

00:37:12.980 you and i loved that i love that yeah i i think if he would get off twitter and if i'm hoping if

00:37:25.780 he gets a second term that because he's made his point about the media and so and i agree with him

00:37:32.580 about the media being the enemy of the people and fake news i agree with i just like to see him be a

00:37:37.620 bit more kinder and gentler in his second term where it would just be easier for people to focus

00:37:43.700 on what he's actually done yeah and what he's actually done particularly for me as an african

00:37:49.700 american the support of hbc use the opportunity zones uh his platinum plan there's a sincere commitment

00:37:58.500 to make things better for everyone and again the america first thing as i told him in our interview

00:38:05.300 that's the number one thing for me and my parent my mother was a factory worker my dad was was a

00:38:13.380 didn't graduate high school factory worker who then started a bar business in the inner city

00:38:19.060 for factory workers we got to do something about getting manufacturing jobs back here in the united

00:38:26.340 states so that people like my parents can uplift their children despite them not having college

00:38:33.940 education there's some kind of white collar job me and my brother and i got a stepsister i'm very

00:38:40.260 close to all of us college graduates all of us doing well in life off the backs of factory workers

00:38:48.500 and manufacturing jobs i love the america first agenda i beg my mother watch the inauguration speech

00:38:56.660 it's one of the greatest speeches i've ever heard and he's speaking directly to you

00:39:01.380 jason i i have to run but i thank you very much uh for standing uh for what you believe in whether

00:39:08.340 we agree or disagree um fearless with uh jason whitlock is exactly the right name uh for anything

00:39:15.620 that you do thank you jason appreciate it thank you you bet bye bye jason whitlock uh sportswriter

00:39:21.780 outkick.com is where you can find him

The Glenn Beck Program - October 27, 2020

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