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00:00:00.000 It's Pat and Stu in for Glenn on today's podcast. Jeff Fisher also joins us today embarrassingly

00:00:04.760 and we apologize for that and the negative actions that it might trigger. I don't think

00:00:10.460 you need to apologize. We tried to move the studio so we wouldn't know where we were but

00:00:13.980 it was too late. It was too late. We all had the equipment hooked up and everything it would have

00:00:18.280 been a pain. Today we talk about guns again and the idea that Republicans are coalescing around

00:00:24.860 gun control. The president seems to be kind of on board with this one and really we spent

00:00:29.980 a decent amount of time today asking people who really support Trump if this is an okay

00:00:35.260 thing. There are certain lines that you don't want anyone to cross even when you're a big

00:00:39.680 fan. Is this one of those moments? And the reaction is pretty interesting. We talked to a guy who

00:00:46.640 heard Trump tweeting about or read Trump tweeting about Baltimore decided to do something about it

00:00:53.440 not just sit back and BS like we always have and everybody else in the country gets back

00:00:57.440 and forth in Twitter battles and arguments. He decided to go to Baltimore and actually help

00:01:00.700 clean it up and so he's been doing that and it's a really cool story. His name is Scott

00:01:04.880 Pressler. We talked to him today. Point of personal privilege. Yes. Yes. We also

00:01:08.940 are you? I'm sorry. What's your pronoun? She hers. She hers. She hers today and tomorrow

00:01:14.940 I think I'm thinking about they them. They them. Got it. But we're we're gonna we're gonna take

00:01:20.320 you through the socialist the democratic socialist convention which man do we learn a lot from

00:01:27.520 them. We learn a lot and we can make this a more perfect society just by paying attention

00:01:33.060 to what they have to say. If you could stop using your personal pronouns. Thankful for that. You don't

00:01:38.240 like my personal throwing. Sick air in there. Oh my gosh. A little stress here. We're gonna we're

00:01:42.900 gonna go into our safe zones and let you listen to the podcast.

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00:01:56.920 Gun control is coming. We fought it back. How many times? A thousand? A million? Yeah.

00:02:09.800 He just time after time after time the same thing happens. Somebody you know we have a we have a

00:02:16.740 terrible tragedy and then the guns are blamed and then the Democrats come for the guns and then

00:02:21.920 the Republicans stand up and say that's not that's not the issue here we need to go after you know

00:02:27.800 what's wrong with people who are using the guns and and killing other people. This time a little bit

00:02:36.100 different Republicans are coalescing around gun control. The president is talking gun control and

00:02:45.200 talking executive action and legislation on gun control. And he is floating this out as a

00:02:51.900 trial balloon to see how you right now sitting in your car are going to react to it. And I'm

00:02:58.320 wondering if like his stand with let's say the deficit which he doesn't care about now Republicans

00:03:05.580 don't care about it like his uh stand with tariffs which he loves and so now Republicans are fine with

00:03:14.180 it. Are you gonna be okay with gun control as well? I I would love to hear legitimately from I I kind of

00:03:21.520 only would like to hear from Trump supporters on this. If you're a Trump supporter and you think

00:03:26.640 he's doing a great job and look we've talked about this there's a lot of things he's done that are

00:03:30.160 have been great that are great. I mean you know uh looking you know I mean the capital of Israel

00:03:36.840 being recognized as Jerusalem is something that I not only would a Democrat never do but I don't

00:03:41.940 think any other Republican candidate would have done it either. They hadn't. I mean how long have we

00:03:45.200 seen multiple presidents but even the candidates maybe Cruz. The only reason I say Cruz

00:03:49.220 is because he was it was like the first thing he said in his first speech. Yeah. I'm going to move

00:03:53.680 and he said day one that's what he was going to do. Right. So maybe Cruz but like I 99 percent of

00:03:59.080 Republican candidates would not have moved that embassy and Trump has and we've praised him

00:04:03.440 endlessly for that without qualification. His Supreme Court justices have been good. Yeah I mean

00:04:08.300 certainly Gorsuch. Gorsuch was a it was a complete home run to me. Kavanaugh I mean Kavanaugh he fought for

00:04:13.960 through a completely unfair process though Kavanaugh I'm I'm much more concerned about than Gorsuch

00:04:19.320 but still there's been a lot of good things and we don't need to run through the entire list of

00:04:22.900 them you know these things. There are certain things that you wonder if if are you going to be

00:04:29.680 comfortable with them if these lines are crossed. I was you know I know you were on this bandwagon as

00:04:35.660 well Pat and a few of us here at the Blaze and some in conservative media more I would say in

00:04:40.360 libertarian sort of circles. I was very disturbed by the bump stock ban and the way that went down.

00:04:47.500 Yeah. It was basically an unquestioned executive action by the president with I mean I don't think

00:04:56.540 you could pass a law constitutionally to ban a gun accessory. What stops the next president from coming

00:05:03.340 in now and forget the law but just doing it himself and saying you know what pistol grip is it's just an

00:05:08.500 accessory. They did bump stocks no one thought about that it's just an accessory. They could ban all

00:05:13.880 sorts of things when it comes to guns and again I say this as a guy who is not a gun guy I don't care

00:05:20.940 about guns per se I care about the second amendment and I care about the constitution the process that

00:05:26.140 that that is that it represents. Yeah I I'm the same way I mean I once owned guns I don't know what

00:05:32.300 happened I lost them both I don't know where they are now. You've lost your gun? Yeah so if they ever come

00:05:37.240 for them you don't need to come to my house because I they're gone. Somebody took them a long time

00:05:41.760 ago and I oh okay yeah that's good yeah right so I I'm already taken care of on the whole gun

00:05:47.600 confiscation thing I don't have them anymore I don't know what happened to them it's been so long I can't

00:05:52.380 remember now oh you know well then there's no real reason to go down this road any no real reason

00:05:57.260 at all but um but yes I'm we're big into the second amendment we're into the constitution and the

00:06:04.480 second amendment I believe in that I don't know all the you know gun terminology and we we get taken

00:06:10.880 to task all the time when we talk about gun terminology because we're not gun enthusiasts

00:06:15.340 I don't go hunting uh I've you know done some target practicing I like it it's fun occasionally go to

00:06:22.440 the range but I don't do it a lot it's not a passion of mine yeah and so the second amendment is a

00:06:27.520 passion yes in a big way and you know it pretty clearly states shall not be infringed in the middle

00:06:36.320 of it it's really clear about that yeah it really is that doesn't mean ah when I really want to

00:06:41.360 might be the clearest of all the bill of rights right because obviously you know the founders knew

00:06:47.640 the second the government gets in there and wants more power the first thing you're going to do is go

00:06:51.560 after weapons right so they made it super duper clear that you can't take them away and of course

00:06:56.820 the supreme court has backed that up multiple times um so what they want to do is go back to

00:07:03.860 the thing that's being I would say is that is the marquee proposal here is the red flag law and the

00:07:11.840 red flag law feels like the right thing to do we talked about this yesterday it feels like a good

00:07:17.120 idea um basically the concept being if people around you are saying hey uh this guy does not seem

00:07:22.160 stable he's got a bunch of guns I'm really worried you can go to the authorities and say hey

00:07:26.660 uh bob over there seems like a psychopath you should take his guns they'll go in they'll take

00:07:32.480 his guns for a short time make sure that he really is a psychopath and if they rule that he is then they

00:07:38.860 then he doesn't get the guns back and everybody's happy that's the concept that's the happy telling

00:07:43.720 of that story so that's that's a happy telling too because we've taken the guns without any sort of

00:07:49.240 due process yes which is terrific right I think we're all in favor of jumping right past due process

00:07:58.040 and just go to the punishment first it's minority report right it really is yeah it's great it's

00:08:03.040 convicting you of a crime that you have not committed uh and this is crazy it's it's not even being I mean

00:08:08.440 at least they've got people in milk in minority report they're taking the guns before they even ask

00:08:13.480 the people in milk like this is like in if a minority report someone went to tom cruise was

00:08:18.160 like hey I got a person over here I think the milk people should look at can you take all their stuff

00:08:22.240 first and then they take all the stuff and then they'd go ask the milk people we haven't even found

00:08:26.280 the twins yet or the or the chick I forget what her name was but we haven't found any of them

00:08:31.480 at least get them first right back in 60 seconds this is the glenbeck program pat and stew for glen

00:08:40.220 on the glenbeck program so we'd love to hear from you at uh 888-727-BECK see what you think about this

00:08:46.420 gun control republicans seem to be on board with it the president seems on board with it

00:08:50.820 are are you on board with it uh let's go to sandy in ohio hey sandy you're on the glenbeck program

00:08:56.440 with pat and stew hi um I'm not happy with it um I called the white house comment line yesterday

00:09:03.760 and I told the woman that I will not vote for trump if he um he said he would support our second

00:09:10.400 amendment rights in all his rallies yeah and I'm not I'm not going to go for this I called my senator

00:09:15.960 um I called about five other senators and you know you have to leave a voice message um

00:09:24.080 and I told him we have enough laws on the books they're not working I they can abuse this

00:09:31.160 red flag law way too easily and the democrats will definitely the democrats will um and I also

00:09:39.040 called the nra and I I asked them are they trying to talk to trump and explain how this can go very

00:09:46.660 bad very quickly and they said they were so I don't know but um I think a lot of people will not

00:09:55.060 vote for him if he's going to um I mean we already have red flags right yeah yeah well they do exist I

00:10:03.800 mean what they do require is due process and that's what this changes yeah there are plenty of red flag

00:10:08.800 laws that exist if you want to call them that um the difference is this would let you take confiscate

00:10:15.080 the guns before we find out anything right what's the what the result is thanks sandy uh and it's

00:10:23.120 crazy that's crazy that's un-american and it's unconstitutional as far as I'm concerned I don't

00:10:29.600 see how that could be deemed constitutional I think so too and and and look I think trump has been really

00:10:35.000 good on a lot of these things and I think he's his his record on the second amendment since he's

00:10:38.620 taken office has been mixed he's like the supreme court very very good the bump stock thing I think

00:10:43.020 was very bad um but that being said I think there is it's not a core issue of trump's if you go back

00:10:49.320 and look at you know his writing you know he's written books where he came out for the assault

00:10:52.760 weapon ban right in the past in the past um I think he's had a conversion on that but it's not like a

00:10:58.240 core issue uh he has there's multiple multiple reports that he's saying with aids that he wants to

00:11:04.940 do this um we've talked about the clip uh the section of the book after the scolese shooting where he

00:11:09.680 said he wanted to do gun control and have scolese be the face of it because uh you know he had street

00:11:14.300 credibility you know I don't think I think this is one of those things that he would give up

00:11:18.840 if he does if he believes the american people are fine with it if his base is like you know look it's

00:11:25.260 one of these issues maybe you can get a concession on immigration or whatever else that would be great

00:11:29.520 and if you can do that fine it's just a little minor shaving a minor let's call it a infringement

00:11:35.880 on that particular right and if if if he senses and the white house senses the american people

00:11:43.240 in his base are okay with it it will happen if if there is a revolt and they say dude we love you

00:11:50.520 but you can't go here I think there's a really good chance he doesn't do it I I think that is

00:11:56.400 legitimately we are teetering on that edge today is where we are I mean you I've been reading the

00:12:02.100 reporting all day you look at where these where the the republicans are the republicans are the

00:12:07.800 same way this isn't a core issue for republican senators they don't care unless you're you know

00:12:12.620 unless it's like rand paul you know there's a few people who really do care about the second

00:12:16.840 amendment and but a lot of them are like well look we can give a little ground here a little

00:12:21.400 infringement it'll help us it'll take the political pressure off and we can do other things

00:12:25.740 that is the way a lot of these people in washington are looking at this and if they don't hear your

00:12:29.620 voice uh you know they're going to go ahead with it adam in north dakota you're on the glenbeck

00:12:34.040 program hi hi well i think this uh comes down to shall not be infringed plain and simple you know

00:12:44.360 we've had enough infringements on our second amendment rights as it is and this is just a step too far

00:12:49.980 uh i'll be done with them appreciate it thanks a lot adam okay i i think that's you know i mean

00:12:57.420 i think that's going to be the viewpoint of a lot of people because this is an important i mean this

00:13:05.180 is a this is a god-given right and and you can't infringe upon it because we all know that you start

00:13:12.540 infringing it's not going to stop and that's the slippery slope that you start sliding down and it's

00:13:21.080 really tough to stop once you start it and so yeah and i think a lot of second amendment believers

00:13:27.860 understand that concept and i'll break a little news to you and as if i'm breaking news to you because

00:13:32.860 everybody in this audience knows this to be true but the second the left gets their red flag law there

00:13:38.500 will be another thing they demand tomorrow and the next time there's one of these incidents they

00:13:42.920 will demand that and the republicans will fold on that and then we'll give them that and then they'll

00:13:47.080 keep going and they will keep going and they will keep going there is no you can't give an inch on

00:13:51.480 this battle first of all constitutionally you can't give an inch you're not allowed to right but

00:13:56.500 even if you were allowed to the second you give an inch to these guys they are going to try to take

00:14:00.900 every single mile every single inch that they can find and and they will add up to multiple miles

00:14:06.820 so what do you think of um of republicans republicans coalescing around gun control the president

00:14:13.520 talking about executive orders on gun control uh legislation on gun control multiple senators

00:14:19.780 on record today republicans and people in the house saying they will push through this and they

00:14:25.700 can get it through the red flag laws man um and it includes other things too um you know some there's

00:14:32.660 one uh where was your republican uh uh say i will support legislation that uh prevents the sale of

00:14:40.080 military style weapons to civilians a magazine limit and red flag legislation uh that's from michael

00:14:46.800 turner republican uh there's multiple republicans uh john thunes quoted in here uh mcconnell is has

00:14:53.440 yet to uh commit uh lindsey graham though is saying he's going to be on board for this

00:14:59.960 um they have a lot and and the president is signaling the same thing the president has said multiple aids

00:15:06.180 they've leaked this to multiple outlets that he is going to he would he's testing the waters basically

00:15:11.020 to see what happens yeah uh so we're that's what we're doing too today we're doing the same thing

00:15:15.560 we're testing the waters you know if you're a trump supporter we'd love to hear from you 888-727-BECK

00:15:20.460 is this too far or is it just it's okay you know he's done enough good things that we really like in

00:15:26.560 other areas and we can deal with uh you know a little bit of uh a little bit of erosion here on this

00:15:31.920 particular amendment jack in south carolina you're on the glim back program with pat and stew

00:15:35.960 good morning gentlemen how are y'all today doing well um two quick things a lot of people are

00:15:42.780 missing it if they remove the word guns from the speech going on from elected officials right now

00:15:47.660 replace it or remove guns and replace it with the word speech how do you want to have the ability to

00:15:53.720 not talk for 30 days yeah a year until some judge says you're allowed to speak again

00:16:00.740 that's incredible yeah that is exactly how you wouldn't consider it you would not consider it

00:16:08.420 oh no god no and i also want to remind everybody who is a citizen of the united states

00:16:14.200 when the second amendment was ratified on 15 december 1791 u.s citizens owned their own

00:16:23.480 warships and were able to wage war great britain right it's a fair point yeah it is you know i'm

00:16:34.040 thinking though pat we go a little bit further with this thanks jack really good point maybe we do this

00:16:39.200 with all the amendments and at any time that we want we can just if we report that we don't think

00:16:43.680 a person's going to be in a good frame of mind we can go to the authorities and suspend particular

00:16:50.140 amendments like i would say right before let's say early november we go and we say you know that

00:16:56.780 19th amendment it's just i'm not crazy about it and here's the thing um uh a lot of the women i know

00:17:04.360 are nuts and they should have that voting thing suspended for just like a week or two december

00:17:10.420 first week in december first week in december they can have that back i mean we just want to make

00:17:14.100 sure that they're not erratic and if you if you rule if a judge rules that it's okay for them to

00:17:18.660 have their voting rights back okay of course of course this is a sensible common sense solution

00:17:25.260 uh but we'll just repeat the 19th amendment can be infringed a little bit for a week or two

00:17:30.880 what's the big deal i mean this road is not a good road you'd have a revolution

00:17:36.980 in the streets if you tried that yeah you would uh theresa in florida you're on the glenbeck program hi

00:17:43.000 yes good morning good morning gentlemen how are you good how are you um i i wrote emails and i

00:17:50.380 called all of my representatives yesterday i sent them about 14 000 paid word paged uh document

00:17:57.280 expressing my concern about these red flag laws and as a single woman in florida the gun is the great

00:18:04.920 equalizer it is the only thing that gives me enough time to save myself on average i've been in gun

00:18:12.820 classes on average it's 15 minutes before a cop shows up and these incidents took less than four

00:18:19.220 seconds for the carnage to occur and i told them all of them because i voted for trump and i voted for

00:18:28.960 senator rubio and i voted for rick scott and i voted for congressman nask that they intend to take

00:18:34.860 away my second amendment rights i will not vote for them and their agenda and rubio's been one of the

00:18:41.580 people who's pushed this the most thanks frankly he was pushing it before this he's a big red flag uh

00:18:47.020 guy and look there are smart people who are conservatives that are that think this is a

00:18:51.420 good is a good sensible mid-ground step it's not it's not just liberals pushing this it's not

00:18:57.220 and it's not just just like rhino types it's there are people who think this is a good idea and

00:19:02.740 but you gotta have and you gotta be really careful with it i mean it's not without people without

00:19:07.580 smart people arguing for it but i just don't see how you can go down this road and be confident

00:19:12.580 about it i mean think about think for a second about the way conservatives have been treated on

00:19:19.380 the internet when it comes to social networks basically twitter has a red flag law right facebook

00:19:26.920 has a red flag law that they implement certainly much more competent companies than our government

00:19:31.500 and they implement this this idea if people flags your posts if people say you're too controversial

00:19:39.920 if you're doing something out of step with the community twitter can rule on whether you get to

00:19:44.840 keep your account and how's that working out for conservatives so far good it doesn't seem like it to me

00:19:50.380 again this is speech right now this is not through the government so it's not a constitutional uh

00:19:55.500 violation like i think red flag laws are but this is has this worked dana lash makes this point in a

00:20:02.640 column she wrote for the federalist about red flag laws and if you think the idea of people who are

00:20:10.900 you know if you think the twitter and facebook things working out well for speech when it comes to

00:20:17.140 whether your speech is too controversial think about that applied to the government when people say you

00:20:22.700 know what supporting this particular group is dangerous it's a it's a terrorist group i mean gosh

00:20:27.760 you know this southern poverty law center said david barton was a terrorist i mean you want to go down

00:20:34.920 this road it is a road that does not end with your guns in your house i'll tell you that we just want to

00:20:39.440 hear from uh trump supporters you voted for trump last time you're excited about trump uh what do you

00:20:44.860 think of the what do you think of the potential executive order on gun control what do you think of the

00:20:50.380 legislation the republicans coalescing around gun control big headline yesterday on drudge report

00:20:57.100 republicans coalesce around gun control i i i really have never i wouldn't have believed you'd see that

00:21:04.340 that headline um even two weeks ago and you know the republicans in congress have absolutely no spine as

00:21:11.620 we know and they will back off of this immediately if trump says no if trump says you know what no we're not

00:21:17.560 doing this they will not even they will because if he if trump says you know what if you bring it in

00:21:21.740 here i'm vetoing it it's dead well they're only coalescing around it because trump is right it's

00:21:27.760 so i think they would vote for it you know left to their own devices would they vote for it probably

00:21:33.640 because they are you know this is what republican congress people do a lot of times but if they are

00:21:39.620 given the cover of donald trump oh they're definitely absolutely there this will pass with 80 votes yeah

00:21:44.740 um so i would love to see i would love to hear from people and and you know we'll obviously

00:21:48.580 take calls from anybody any any day most of the time but today i would like if you were a trump

00:21:53.040 skeptic if you're a person who was like i don't really like the guy but you pulled the trigger at

00:21:57.520 the you know the last second and voted for for him if you're one of these people who doesn't think

00:22:01.720 he's so great that's not it's now's not the time to call i would like to hear from people who

00:22:05.720 really like him but seeing this about to happen what is your reaction are you okay with it or is this

00:22:12.860 because we have seen time and time again when trump likes it so do republicans yeah that's when

00:22:17.660 trump likes it so do supporters it's just a phenomenon that we've seen repeated over and

00:22:22.600 over and over again i mean even hardcore people who have been talking against tariffs their entire

00:22:28.660 lives all of a sudden they're fine with tariffs i mean you know again shall we remember that larry

00:22:33.320 kudlow is currently serving in the white house the guy who's like the face of the free trade movement

00:22:38.820 for three decades uh and is it and we will come out in front of cameras and talk about tariffs so

00:22:44.580 you know i mean it's it is and be good with it and be okay not just talk about it but be good with

00:22:50.440 it it makes sense yes tariffs make sense we gotta we gotta stop china and i think like look there's a

00:22:55.680 big separation in in that free trade is not a core idea of the average republican vote right like it is

00:23:02.340 it is something that has been very central to the small government movement but like you know it's

00:23:08.480 not something that the every everyday person is thinking about the second amendment is a different

00:23:13.100 story it is a major it has always been a major line for a you know for certainly a talk radio audience

00:23:19.280 like you don't look it shall not be infringed the constitution is important and we need to respect it

00:23:23.620 is this okay is this something that you can deal with 888-727-BECK is the number

00:23:29.360 diana in massachusetts you're on the glenbeck program with that hi um this is hi this is diana

00:23:35.000 and i am the founder um and president of a group called ma number four trump and we still 100

00:23:43.580 support president trump however we are making known that we do not want these red flag laws

00:23:52.420 massachusetts already has that good so we we are pushing um last night i did my weekly

00:23:59.080 live stream and telling people to send letters to the white house emails emails from the nra

00:24:05.840 emails from gold emails from anybody to tweet president trump to tweet the administration we

00:24:12.740 still support him but we have to we have to support him this way because we have to start doing some of

00:24:20.560 the heavy lifting and letting people know that no we are drawing the line we are not supporting

00:24:26.400 red flag laws absolutely not that's great thanks for doing that diana appreciate it um

00:24:34.320 it's hopefully that will have an impact on him when he sees hardcore supporters saying don't please

00:24:40.100 don't do this don't do this uh this is not the right way to go maybe that'll have an effect on him

00:24:45.980 i i think if he sees that his supporters his base is upset about this maybe that changes his mind

00:24:53.460 we'll see i i think there's a really good chance of it but they you know you got he's got to hear

00:24:59.620 from you you know today yes you know today on social media certainly twitter is a good place

00:25:05.180 yeah that's sort of uh right outlet today i would say uh making sure that and again i you know i think

00:25:10.980 you can be very respectful and yes and be and be a person who's honest about hey i really supporters

00:25:16.720 will be respectful yeah of course but i mean it's like it's just like look i we we love you man but

00:25:21.560 like not this right you can't you can't do this and i you know i don't think it's a core issue of

00:25:25.620 his where he would see this as like a massive deal well i don't want crazy people to have guns

00:25:29.760 i think we talked about this yesterday it's one of the more it's one of the it's a thing that feels

00:25:35.080 okay it feels sensible to be able to take guns away from from a person that everyone around him says

00:25:42.340 is is a bad person i mean it feels okay and it feels okay and you know the other thing that feels

00:25:48.880 okay are background checks and and he's saying that background checks are a good idea well yeah

00:25:54.080 that's why we have them yeah we do have them that's why we do them almost universally the only time

00:26:00.380 you don't get a background check is if i sell a gun to you and we have a private transaction between

00:26:07.280 the two of us and i say hey you know i've got this gun which i don't anymore because i don't know

00:26:11.440 what happened to them they're completely gone i i forget what where they went they're responsible pat

00:26:15.780 yeah i know but it's something it's been years now but it's been years and i've just forgotten

00:26:20.220 but if i had them still and i wanted to sell them to you there's no way i can do a background

00:26:25.940 you can't do a background check unless we go to a dealer and have you call in and do a background

00:26:31.840 check um okay i mean look there is a and you could do that because if i sell you a gun and it's proven

00:26:38.980 later that you're not eligible to that then i'm liable for that and that's already the law so if

00:26:44.380 there is risk if you sell somebody like a private transaction between two people uh and that

00:26:52.000 person that buys the gun from somebody isn't eligible to own guns then the seller is it can be held

00:26:59.960 accountable as well yeah look and there are so you take a risk not getting the background check

00:27:05.480 i think i think it was the i want to say it was the the church shooting that happened a couple years

00:27:11.420 ago and they the the shooter i think i think it was that one um was that uh was that i'm getting the

00:27:20.220 name um is it dylan roof that was is who i'm thinking of anyway i think it was it was one of these

00:27:24.840 shooting uh situations where the guy actually did violate he was well should not have been able to

00:27:33.080 purchase the gun had the background check um it went for three days and the government was like

00:27:38.440 well i don't know we can't really make a decision and they were able to buy the gun and wound up

00:27:43.980 using it in a mass shooting and so one of the arguments being made is we need to extend that

00:27:49.220 window right so that the government can now take a couple weeks to decide whether you're able to

00:27:55.580 execute your constitutional right look that needs to be an instant system or nothing i mean three days

00:28:00.760 is stretching it yeah it is you know uh 90 of them i think go through and and almost instantly but

00:28:06.580 there are that 10 that yeah you gotta come back yeah and so but i mean two weeks you're telling me

00:28:13.220 this you're telling me ridiculous come on what year is it right freaking year is it it's 2019 you can't

00:28:18.900 do a background check in less than three days that's ridiculous it's asinine it's asinine uh dave in new

00:28:24.760 york you're on the glenbeck program with pat and stew hi hey how are you um i'm just calling in to uh

00:28:31.840 get my opinion out there and uh some of my close friends and family that we live up here in new york

00:28:37.620 we already see where the gun control machine goes and um we couldn't in good conscience vote for

00:28:43.900 donald trump or any other candidate that uh pushes gun control and wants to defraud u.s citizens of their

00:28:50.040 rights um like i said we already live under it we voted for donald trump because he promised to

00:28:55.080 support our second amendment rights because he promised that he was going to try to protect us

00:28:59.400 and we were all hoping that federal legislation would go through some supreme court justices

00:29:04.020 would be in which he has done um and hoping that maybe some uh unconstitutional laws that exist up here

00:29:11.020 in new york would be reversed and seems that it's going the other way that's very troubling for us up

00:29:15.840 here absolutely thanks a lot dave uh aj in pennsylvania you're on the blaze or the glenbeck

00:29:22.980 program also on the blaze as well you're both yes hey how's it going is this the blaze are you sure

00:29:29.620 yes we think for the moment yes hey guys so i'm a really big trump supporter big uh gun guy and um the

00:29:37.960 problem is if he does this who else do we have left uh obviously the other side and their candidates

00:29:44.260 are completely nuts so uh that they're not an option but with these red flag laws that they're

00:29:50.820 talking about where anybody can just say hey i think that person's crazy and uh you should take

00:29:55.540 their guns that is the beginning of our infringements uh infringements on our fourth amendment rights

00:30:01.240 of unreasonable search and seizure and i think it's just going to spiral out of control

00:30:06.480 yeah no i i think it's true i you know and that's a great point dana writes about this as well

00:30:11.920 this is what dana lash writes in the federalist there's nuance to be had here for sure but realize

00:30:16.300 that it is an abrogation of due process to invert the order of innocent until proven guilty to

00:30:21.400 somewhat guilty until proven innocent the question isn't whether these laws do this the question is

00:30:26.580 whether you feel comfortable giving up a cornerstone of our republic for a safety dependent on upon

00:30:32.740 enforcement by a government that has failed at this before and it's you know fails at everything else

00:30:36.880 too yeah it's true you're talking about the second amendment you're talking about the fourth

00:30:40.440 amendment you're talking about the fifth amendment uh parts of the sixth the eighth it's when does

00:30:46.160 it end when does it end uh it doesn't once you start down this road it doesn't no it doesn't and

00:30:53.080 here's if here's a can i make a very meager and mild proposal uh here pat and and i know this is

00:31:00.220 something that we just can't as a society handle but like let's just say that it's the right thing to

00:31:06.580 do the red flag law and let's just say constitutionally you can do it which i don't

00:31:12.240 think you can but let's just say you can okay with all the certainty of human nature behind me

00:31:21.360 we should wait a month to do it because you never make the right decision in an emotional state

00:31:28.960 right after a tragedy you don't make massive financial decisions after you know your wife and

00:31:35.940 kids were in a terrible car accident right and you're sitting there being like all right well

00:31:39.200 this is what i'm gonna plan x y and z you want to be in a sober decision making state and right now

00:31:46.200 they keep saying well we got to do it it just happened we got to take advantage of this emotion

00:31:50.600 think of what they're telling you they're telling you we want to take advantage of this emotion

00:31:55.080 they're telling you we're not going to let this crisis go to waste it's like going to the grocery

00:31:59.460 store when you haven't eaten for two days yeah you're gonna make some bad decisions you're gonna make a lot

00:32:04.180 of bad decisions there so instead when you're not smart no you prepare your meal at a time where

00:32:09.640 you're thinking maybe right after you ate when you're full and you're like well my next meal can i

00:32:14.080 do something healthy i feel good and this is what the situation is here you can't make a decision in

00:32:19.020 this aftermath and it's funny because you hear like new zealand praised for this oh well they had a

00:32:23.800 mass shooting and in three days they banned all the weapons and it's like you're proud of that

00:32:27.400 that's a terrible way to run a government like it's like i oh well you know every time you have a

00:32:33.000 tragedy or some big emotional situation you rush to you rush through legislation that's binding for

00:32:38.840 all time that's a terrible idea wait until there's you want to have a law you want to have a calm

00:32:43.740 debate about this at a time that isn't in the immediate aftermath over one of these things you

00:32:48.280 can at least it would at least make sense to attempt it there if it was constitutional which by the way

00:32:53.560 it's not it's just not and that means something

00:32:57.280 the best of the glenn beck program

00:33:01.860 hey it's glenn and if you like what you hear on the program you should check out pat gray

00:33:12.600 unleashed his podcast is available wherever you download your favorite podcast you know there's a

00:33:18.300 a thing that people do i guess that is act as if everything donald trump says is terrible like you

00:33:24.280 have to disagree with it if he says the sky is blue well you say it's red if he says baltimore is

00:33:29.920 not a nice place and needs to be cleaned up you say it's a that's almost a natural uh resort it's an

00:33:35.640 all expenses paid sandals it's basically inclusive resort yeah uh and that is what happened when he did

00:33:43.180 to tweet about baltimore and it it it created a lot of activity in the media in which they went to

00:33:50.100 defend baltimore and and and confirm that donald trump is a racist just because he spoke truth i

00:33:57.280 mean there are a lot of rats in baltimore and it does have some serious serious issues and we all know

00:34:02.620 it's crime ridden and uh it's it's a little bit uh uh messy it is a little bit messy and and even

00:34:12.980 some of the residents went out to show you the mess yeah oh yeah i mean they were not hiding it

00:34:16.880 did they know they're not happy with the situation there uh but it wasn't all like negative activity

00:34:21.380 that was inspired by these tweets uh scott presler uh saw the tweets thought about it and decided to do

00:34:27.780 something a little bit different and scott joins us now scott welcome to the program thank you good

00:34:33.420 morning how are you gentlemen really well thanks for uh for coming on so you saw donald trump's tweets

00:34:37.880 you you saw what he was saying about about baltimore uh you didn't go and run and say well this guy's a

00:34:45.400 racist and go protest him you did something else can you talk about it absolutely well you know i was

00:34:51.420 inspired by president trump's tweet and what i saw is a whole lot of talking going on everybody was

00:34:57.120 whining complaining complaining and nobody was actually doing so i said you know what i put out

00:35:03.240 one tweet just one tweet saying i'm going to baltimore even if it's me standing on the street

00:35:09.080 corner all by myself and i'm going to go pick up trash and that one tweet went viral and people all

00:35:14.900 across the country were saying scott how can i contribute what can i do how can i support your

00:35:19.720 efforts and so i never thought that monday was going to be a nationwide effort but it truly was

00:35:25.520 that's fantastic so you actually now where do you live i'm in northern virginia okay so it's what an

00:35:34.180 hour or two uh an hour to baltimore from fairfax hour and a half yep yeah okay so you go to baltimore

00:35:40.860 and you you start just cleaning up trash and things that you that you see in neighborhoods and were there

00:35:47.720 people actually there to help by then oh yeah yeah well we actually we drove around a couple hours to find

00:35:54.860 the perfect spot i really wanted to make the most difference in the most amount of time so we were

00:36:01.060 over at north fulton and westwood avenue right in the heart of the city of west baltimore where the

00:36:08.120 freddie gray protests were going on literally we didn't go to a nice part of baltimore we didn't go

00:36:15.160 to the inner harbor baltimore convention center we were in the heart of west baltimore and plenty of

00:36:21.180 parking was there we had dumpsters set up and there was plenty of trash for us to go around but here's the

00:36:26.680 best part gentlemen the best part was the locals within five minutes of setting up came up and were

00:36:32.940 thanking us for being there once we said we were there to pick up trash and they came to help people

00:36:38.080 that live there on that very street corner came by and an act of love and community to come together

00:36:44.180 just see any uh see any rats along the way uh i only saw one wow no no no i mean that very

00:36:53.920 respectfully yeah that's great okay i have to make something very clear on this radio call with you

00:36:59.620 okay the people of baltimore love their city yeah they really do yeah and it's not the people really

00:37:08.120 that this is happening the city is forgetting its own people these are the forgotten citizens of

00:37:14.980 baltimore because take a drive take a drive in baltimore city what do you see you see bandos

00:37:20.000 everywhere you see abandoned buildings which are unsafe uh hazardous and a lot of them are owned by

00:37:25.800 the city well what happens at these bandos well illegal dumping goes on so i'm talking to a grandmother

00:37:32.760 out there who says that her grandchildren have to go out and play in this filth and it's unsafe it's

00:37:39.480 hazardous there's glass there like we said there was a rat literally there dead in the street where

00:37:45.380 the grandchildren play no the city needs to stop forgetting its people take care of the bandos take

00:37:51.540 care of the illegal dumping because the people of baltimore shouldn't have to live this way there seems to

00:37:56.700 be a massive difference in the reaction from the political class the elijah cummings of the world

00:38:02.740 and the media and then on the other side of this the actual citizens because a lot of you know

00:38:08.360 out outwardly uh obvious conservatives have gone into baltimore here and tried to make a difference

00:38:14.640 the reaction from the people of baltimore isn't hey get out of here you support donald trump

00:38:18.480 it's thank you for actually caring for a second about us which is great yeah oh yeah and business

00:38:25.540 owners came over immediately i mean literally we were there for an hour mr tang who owns a store in the

00:38:32.120 street corner we're literally outside of his store it says make our streets clean again mr kang brought

00:38:38.060 over sleepers and said what can i give you do you want soda do you want water do you want drinks and

00:38:42.700 he generously gave our volunteers some drinks and then mr williams the funeral home owner uh he came

00:38:49.500 over and said what can i do to help he says the next time that you have this we're going to let the

00:38:53.800 entire community know so our goal and i might be putting the cart before the horse is we want to do

00:38:59.860 more of these and when we come back to west baltimore because we want to go block by block street by

00:39:05.500 street you can bet i'm going to tell mr kang we're doing this you can bet i'm going to tell mr williams

00:39:10.440 we're doing this and we're going to form a community where we all come together and just clean up the

00:39:15.960 street how can people get involved with that effort scott is there a place you can go and sign up and find

00:39:21.520 out more yeah people can either go to scottpressler.org pressler has one s scottpressler.org

00:39:29.600 or find me on twitter my dms are open even though i have 319 000 followers i read my direct messages so

00:39:37.640 if you'd like to be a part of this please let me know i literally i don't sleep i spend all of my life

00:39:43.600 reading dms calling people so whether you're in la san francisco houston detroit michigan

00:39:50.500 let's start cleaning up our cities across the country and show people that we give a darn

00:39:56.360 that's great well thank you so much for taking the step and actually uh you know doing something

00:40:01.540 instead of just you know what and i like us just blabbing about it all day but i do appreciate you

00:40:05.680 actually doing something about it it's important man and and you know i think other cities i bet are

00:40:09.640 going to jump on this bandwagon as well and hope that you come uh come visit them because you know

00:40:14.860 baltimore is not alone here and baltimore was kind of singled out just because of the comings part of it

00:40:19.400 with you know the little battle they have going on but this is going on all across the country

00:40:23.420 oh i can confirm with you right now we're already planning in newark new jersey and la those are

00:40:31.580 already going on right as we speak you might also consider san francisco california which has a little

00:40:37.160 bit of an issue all right scott thanks a lot appreciate what you're doing that's great scott

00:40:43.040 pressler uh it's a scottpressler.org uh p-r-e-s-l-e-r or you can get them on twitter at

00:40:48.320 scott pressler uh that's that's cool i love those stories we had a guy that's awesome we had a couple

00:40:53.000 guys on i don't know it was maybe a year or two ago that were libertarians and they were just like

00:40:57.660 you know we're just gonna go fill potholes around the city and they just went and they did and they

00:41:02.460 just paved potholes all around the city by themselves wow and of course obviously the city had to step in

00:41:07.440 and try to stop them well yeah you don't want people doing good things on their own or the guy

00:41:12.240 remember the remember the guy who they were going to spend like fifty thousand dollars on this four

00:41:17.220 step staircase and he just decided just as a carpenter went out i'm going to do it himself

00:41:21.580 and then they like condemned it it was like a perfectly fine thing and they tore it down and

00:41:25.540 then rebuilt it for for a new cost uh just because the city man couldn't take it you can't have a guy

00:41:31.680 just doing some work on his own i love when people do that because that is really much closer

00:41:37.000 to the vision of this country that our founders had no doubt about it you know step up do it

00:41:42.460 yourself the federal government's not going to even be involved and we used to when people would

00:41:46.920 show up when there would be disasters the people would would show up to the feds and say you know

00:41:51.460 what go home we know we don't need your help we're going to do this ourselves that was the attitude of

00:41:55.460 this country for a very long time and it is really eroded uh but i'm glad people like scott are doing

00:42:01.500 stuff like that that's really cool i think it's just coincidence that democrats have been in control

00:42:06.500 in baltimore since 1967 that's a coincidence just a coincidence yeah it's a coincidence that that

00:42:13.880 that's the case in baltimore and then you know poop city usa san francisco has had similar reign of

00:42:21.120 democrats yeah for the last 50 to 60 years detroit michigan same thing uh philadelphia pennsylvania

00:42:29.380 same thing anywhere there's high crime and uh a lot of garbage to clean up high poverty high poverty

00:42:37.620 you're going to find democrats we did this stat i mean we measured this statistically and i think it

00:42:42.720 was an inconvenient book i think it was one of glenn's books and we went through and looked at the

00:42:48.480 top 10 cities with the highest poverty rates and how often they had been run by republicans in the last

00:42:54.420 45 years or something i can't remember the exact time frame but i believe it was nine percent of

00:42:59.260 the time for all of these cities combined and it was and it was like you know one or two people

00:43:04.080 in one or two cities and the other cities i think eight out of the ten were 100 run by democrats the

00:43:09.740 entire time and this is like how do you how do you not at some point at least try the other side

00:43:18.580 try freaking the green party try the libertarians try republicans try anything else except democrats

00:43:26.880 this is not working for you and i think i you know anybody who lives in these cities who continues

00:43:33.500 to vote the same people in and then complain about the results i mean who's at fault here is it is it

00:43:39.520 even the democrats anymore or is it the voters because you can change this we have elements of our

00:43:44.620 democracy in this republic you can change things uh and hopefully that's gonna happen at some point

00:43:49.340 it's amazing that doesn't occur to the people in these cities it's amazing i guess they just sold

00:43:53.940 on like well it's right i don't i'm gonna vote a racist in i'm not gonna vote some uh corporate fat

00:43:57.960 cat in like all these little catchphrases that wind up in manifestos but they work uh yeah catchphrases

00:44:03.580 they do they win people over i guess the richest one percent the millionaires billionaires they don't

00:44:08.780 care about the little people what about the trillionaires no one talks about them i know they're just

00:44:12.620 get off scot free they just skate scot it's true though these these you know people like bernie

00:44:18.680 sanders bernie sanders went on the joe rogan podcast which was a brilliant maneuver because

00:44:24.040 yeah you know rogan has a lot of people who are on the right and on the left it's a huge audience

00:44:28.260 and you know joe rogan admittedly but he would admit that he's not like a particularly political

00:44:33.600 animal he's not like in those sorts of conversations so bernie got away with a lot

00:44:38.320 in this particular interview i listened to some of it yesterday but at one point bernie gets to say

00:44:42.560 he said something like he he he will agree that 99.99 percent of gun owners will never do anything

00:44:51.460 like what happened here in a million or a billion years but we still need to ban assault weapons

00:44:57.120 and it's like i don't know how to deal with somebody who thinks that way i know what you're

00:45:02.240 going to take the the rights how can you how can you let cars on the road with that attitude

00:45:07.200 we know that 99.9 percent of people who drive cars will be fine but some will get drunk some will

00:45:13.460 intentionally run people over some will be erratic with them how can you possibly allow them on the

00:45:17.920 on the streets i mean i can't even how do you even talk to someone who thinks that way totally bizarre

00:45:23.180 bizarre bizarre this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:45:28.780 an amazing conference uh that was held a national conference of a uh major political party

00:45:47.820 uh the democrat socialists of america and they they held this conference in georgia and it was

00:45:54.800 it was pretty fascinating it was eye-opening what a window into our future yeah uh because you see

00:46:01.760 you know this is a this is something i'm going to get into on tv tonight i'm uh filling in for glenn on

00:46:06.160 uh on blaze tv go to blaze tv.com use the promo code glenn save you some money love to have you sign up i you

00:46:12.240 know doing these things and you know they're not exactly popular in the mainstream media so we do need your

00:46:16.680 support to continue to dive into this stuff but one of the things we're going into tonight is this

00:46:21.300 idea of a victimization culture it's this i you know and it's very well the mount rushmore of this

00:46:28.140 particular movement is the squad right every single thing that happens they find a way to turn it into

00:46:35.020 i've been victimized so the most recent example with alexandria ocasio-cortez is some high school

00:46:41.020 students were being idiots and you know being silly high school students just like everyone was in high

00:46:45.640 school and they were doing some offensive things to a cardboard cardboard cutout of alexandria

00:46:51.100 ocasio-cortez now any adult like a high school kid doing something ridiculous you laugh it off you

00:46:58.440 say oh you know come on what's the big deal um of course this in this case because it's cortez

00:47:04.180 you have uh the daily beast writing an article including the picture of these high school

00:47:09.780 students making them into you know national news figures because they were silly in a in a in a

00:47:16.020 moment um and then misquoting mitch mcconnell's uh campaign about it and then alexandria ocasio-cortez

00:47:24.000 misquoting uh mitch mcconnell's campaign and just you know turning yourself into i can't believe this

00:47:30.660 just so you know you weren't actually assaulted it was a cardboard cutout of you you're like i don't

00:47:35.900 even know how like oh man what what kind of culture do we have where a congressperson feels the need

00:47:41.900 to uh act all upset and assaulted over some high school students touching inappropriately a cardboard

00:47:48.680 cutout of them that is not a society that has a long future and so no you see this with the uh the

00:47:55.540 democratic socialists which is the group that by the way alexandria ocasio-cortez is a card-carrying

00:48:01.120 member of uh this was i believe the young socialist or what i don't know the exact name of the of the

00:48:07.520 organization y-a-a-s and they had some real problems being triggered just trying to get through basic

00:48:15.500 business pat this is so amazing it really is it just shows that you know the generation of parents

00:48:23.680 that has raised these kids has really done them some disservice and they like look to be what

00:48:30.560 20 yeah in their 20s early 20s maybe in all socialists and and they can't handle anything

00:48:36.420 they can't handle anything they can't handle whispering they can't have handle noise they

00:48:40.680 well you'll see uh it's amazing here's a couple of outtakes this is uh the first one here and they're

00:48:46.560 all just being triggered and i think you'll you'll understand the pattern pretty quickly

00:48:49.920 uh quick point of privilege quick point of personal privilege um guys uh first of all

00:48:55.740 james jackson sacramento he him i just want to say thank you for those pronouns to a minimum i'm one

00:49:01.140 of the people who's very very prone to sensory overload there's a lot of whispering and chatter

00:49:05.540 going on it's making it very difficult for me to focus please can we just i know it's we're all

00:49:09.620 fresh and ready to go but can we please just keep the chatter to a minimum it's affecting my ability

00:49:13.620 to focus thank you oh no my gosh oh no okay thank you point of personal privilege yes yes go ahead

00:49:21.940 please do not use gendered language to to address everyone right guy's about to cry

00:49:28.760 don't use gendered language to address anyone by the way i got that backwards yas is the one that

00:49:37.400 posted it's young americans against socialism this is i think this that's not the actual

00:49:41.800 organization the organization is the is the democratic socialist right so this is the one

00:49:46.160 this is their national convention yeah this is the aoc organization that she that she belongs to

00:49:51.260 i should have known the second guy complaining about gendered language did not sound like a young

00:49:55.500 socialist uh and i will say i should not have called him a guy thank you i used gendered language

00:50:04.560 and i apologize for that he just asked you not to he did specifically requested that one thing not

00:50:10.680 be done and i just did it so i apologize i'm disgusted i don't even know if i can finish a show

00:50:14.480 with you today he just asked you not to and and what's the first thing you did well i'll say this

00:50:18.940 i can't focus with you talking all the time i am trying to focus on this show and i keep hearing you

00:50:25.600 talking and saying words point of personal privilege please yes go ahead that doesn't matter it's my

00:50:31.660 feelings that are important here nobody cares about yours that point of personal privilege yes

00:50:37.420 uh stupor gear he him uh just want to say um i am very triggered by by marissa our producer telling

00:50:49.400 us that we have to go for a 60 second commercial break well who are you she's just telling interrupt

00:50:53.900 she's giving us a finger like this little like wrap it up signal i am how can i focus i am very

00:50:58.560 stressed right now i am very very stressed i need 60 seconds to think about it all right oh jeez

00:51:07.420 point of personal privilege yes uh um i am uh he him by the way he him she hers uh me mine

00:51:25.460 uh uh sours those are my pronouns uh depending on how i feel they them i've almost forgot they them

00:51:32.820 do i have to use all of them well it depends on how i'm feeling on any given day okay

00:51:37.040 um but uh right now i'm i'm feeling they them uh pat gray by the way uh i do it i do a show

00:51:45.200 uh pat gray unleashed immediately preceding this particular show um and then you can listen to it

00:51:51.340 anytime you want on the podcast uh at pat unleashed at pat unleashed at world of stew if you'd like to

00:51:57.080 follow us on twitter and when i say us that's one of my chosen pronouns oh good okay so you can call

00:52:02.060 me us which i love i love the we've even changed what the words actually mean yeah well them is a

00:52:09.820 real one because if you don't know i think you're supposed to say them yeah they are them they are

00:52:14.460 them and but that don't they don't make sense in in the context of how you use he or she right her

00:52:20.060 hey they uh i i yeah i i guess you know in texas maybe our personal pronoun should be y'all

00:52:28.820 that just encompasses everything right it well y'all is the singular and then all y'all all y'all

00:52:36.680 is the parole all y'all so all y'all at this socialist conference were talking about things that

00:52:43.800 were very disturbing to them and we have more examples of them and i love this because this is

00:52:47.800 giving us a glimpse into our future it is as we continue to head down this socialist path

00:52:52.840 uh this is what we can expect quick point of privilege once again hi james jackson sacramento

00:52:59.420 dsa he him i have already asked people to be mindful of the chatter of their comrades who are

00:53:05.520 sensitive to sensory overload and that goes double for the heckling and the hissing it is also triggering

00:53:11.560 to my anxiety oh no like the be comradely doesn't just isn't just for like you know let's keep

00:53:16.980 things civil or whatever it's so that people aren't gonna get triggered and so that it doesn't

00:53:21.680 affect their performance as a delegate okay okay being comradely pat is is something not just about

00:53:28.460 civility but it should not cause anxiety so that he's triggered yeah and that would that would hurt

00:53:33.820 his performance as a delegate this kid should stay home yeah you know away from any sort of stimuli

00:53:40.280 i worry about him because um if he can't handle a socialist convention stay home the good thing i

00:53:47.960 will say however about this is if socialists do invade apparently we can turn them back by just

00:53:52.680 whispering and clapping and that's a positive for our nation maybe we don't need the second

00:53:57.140 amendment anymore maybe we could just whisper people away because the anxiety call them by the

00:54:03.060 wrong pronoun oh can you imagine how that would harm them can you because they'd be worthless after that

00:54:07.820 now i can't i don't want to be the one who would think that this dolt has an actual job but can you

00:54:14.020 imagine if this guy operating in a normal work environment i don't know how they get through

00:54:17.740 life i seriously how how i mean i don't know if i would be able to resist calling him she or or

00:54:25.400 clapping loudly every time i walked by his desk or just dropping books by him whispering constantly i would

00:54:33.500 take i would buy a series of digital recorders and i would just have little conversations like this

00:54:41.020 all over the place so you just hear like mumbling and then i would actually go in after hours in his

00:54:45.660 cubicle and i would open up the seams of the fabric and insert them inside and just constantly turn them

00:54:51.600 on throughout the day in total disregard for his anxiety issues i would go back and re-watch the

00:54:57.500 office for the 50th time just to take some of the pranks from jim on dwight and do them to this

00:55:02.480 person oh no because i just would not be able to take it now that would be very triggering and i

00:55:08.620 apologize to he him for that sure would uh he do we have some more clips you had some clips from pat

00:55:12.780 pecker unleashed that you found as well we gotta play them because they're all just absolutely

00:55:16.620 fantastic it just here's here's more i see that no one's clapping for me it could be because i'm not

00:55:23.280 engaging but it also is because everyone's doing this and that's really important because those loud

00:55:28.340 bursts of noise even though this is a noisy space when we can do something like reducing that that's

00:55:33.520 really important so please don't clap shoot up these we have a lot of disabled comrades and a lot of

00:55:39.960 those are invisible disabilities you don't know who it is that is having a more difficult time navigating

00:55:46.280 this space and this space was not created with all of their needs in mind so it's up to us

00:55:52.840 to modify that space to make sure that uh everybody is able to move in the ways that they need to move

00:55:59.280 okay wow that's a lot there there's a lot there first of all are you are you still able to say

00:56:06.000 disabled is that i was surprised by that as a matter of fact shocked differently abled please

00:56:12.700 thank you that was very triggering and i can't believe he wasn't called on that thank you he him

00:56:19.140 point of personal privilege yes we got to take one minute here and then we'll come back with more

00:56:24.920 of these socialists to understand how to communicate with one another the blaze radio network

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 07, 2019

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