The Glenn Beck Program - May 27, 2022


Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Sen. Mike Lee & Kellyanne Conway ｜ 5⧸27⧸22


Episode Stats

Length

38 minutes

Words per Minute

167.71736

Word Count

6,518

Sentence Count

8

Misogynist Sentences

12

Hate Speech Sentences

11


Summary

In this episode of the Glenn Beck Program, Glenn talks about the mass shooting at a U.S. elementary school in Parkland, Florida on February 14th, 2019, and how the police responded to the situation.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 i'm going to see uh top gun uh today and i'm kind of it's kind of like you know hey god
00:00:06.880 stop stop spending so much time on tom cruise okay spread that stuff around a little bit yeah
00:00:13.360 he's like the coolest guy alive yeah you know he's gone through his ups and downs yeah i mean
00:00:19.620 he might be a monster but i don't see it well and we know that for example tom brady is a monster
00:00:25.420 because of his he's a horrible human being for his he's another one yeah he's another slow down
00:00:32.080 brains good looks talent yeah he's got all the good things in happen in his life and he's taking
00:00:38.580 away the good things that could happen in your life exactly he's appropriating our positivity
00:00:43.760 exactly right it's exactly right this is there are fewer supermodels that would date me because
00:00:49.800 he's taking them all it's unfair all right anyway here's uh today's podcast it's really good mike lee
00:00:56.300 is with us uh kellyanne conway i mean she dishes the the dirt and it's not really dirt i mean she's
00:01:04.600 just very very frank about what happened i still don't know what the current status of the relationship
00:01:09.900 with her husband is though i even after you talked about it with her extensively i still don't know i
00:01:14.600 they're still married but i'm not really anyway it's it's a great podcast today don't miss a second
00:01:20.680 here it is
00:01:21.420 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
00:01:31.520 i want to be very very careful um because i don't want to have to apologize for anything
00:01:42.940 um and that's what we all should be thinking let's not say things that we don't know to be true
00:01:51.560 or take positions on things we're not sure we do not have all of the facts and i'm not going to throw
00:01:58.680 the police uh under the bus i am going to question the uh federal marshals that were there where the hell
00:02:09.140 were you what were you doing i am going to question them i think we have enough information there
00:02:14.840 you're wearing tactical gear why the hell isn't your ass inside but the police i don't know and it's
00:02:23.740 not looking good for them but let's not uh take sides on things and do what the left does before
00:02:32.280 we know the truth yeah the only thing again you try to construct any reason why they would do some
00:02:39.400 of these things it's very difficult to understand i mean the only thing that i keep coming back to
00:02:43.740 is the difference between let's say an active shooter situation and an inactive shooter situation
00:02:49.640 if you you know you think about every hostage movie you've ever seen right where a person maybe he's
00:02:54.800 not actively shooting he's holding them hostage or maybe he's you know but you would hear that they
00:03:01.680 would have said right he was holding them hostage we had contact with him we were negotiating etc etc
00:03:07.200 right the the right move might be in a situation where he's holding him hostage for example not to
00:03:12.120 bust in because he might kill more people right the other thought is you know as dark as this is to think
00:03:18.680 about potentially he had already done the killing in this room and was barricaded in this room right and
00:03:24.700 therefore the thought from the police officers may have been hey let's evacuate all the other kids get
00:03:29.040 everybody else out of the rest of the school wouldn't have taken an hour if you had him if you
00:03:32.180 thought that he was barricaded and killed everybody in that classroom okay which he did except for two
00:03:39.100 right we do know yeah that we do know that that was not accurate at least because there is a story
00:03:44.400 and it's the worst story you're ever going to hear i don't want to hear it all but just give me the
00:03:48.340 details quickly uh it seems like the agent said hey if you need help uh you know let us know and one of the
00:03:57.360 kids who was hiding said i need help he heard them came over and killed the kid this is from another
00:04:02.860 child who was in the room who witnessed the incident okay so again like it's as dark as it can possibly
00:04:08.180 be but you can see you can construct a scenario where they believe the most the the smartest thing
00:04:14.160 to do because there wasn't ongoing active shooting going on was to try to protect everyone else so but
00:04:20.760 i mean that doesn't let's just let me ask you this you don't know uh did this classroom have windows
00:04:26.260 if so did anybody have eyes on the shooter or the classroom from the outside if not why
00:04:32.380 second he was locked in okay is locked in there's no shots being fired why wasn't at least one police
00:04:42.660 officer positioned at the door so if that door opened up you shot the guy in the head
00:04:48.140 okay and then why did it take you an hour to get everybody out if you know you guy you have him
00:04:55.700 locked in a room why not go to every classroom and say out now now go go go go go go go get
00:05:04.200 everybody out it doesn't take you an hour to do that so something just doesn't look right on this and
00:05:13.320 it's most likely unbelievable incompetence but i can't you know what i just i can't take the lies
00:05:23.340 anymore i i can't take the not trusting anyone anymore let me give you this aoc
00:05:33.300 she came out with a statement yesterday young women are not doing this young non-binary people are not
00:05:41.100 doing this trans people are not doing this this is the issue we have young men are being radicalized
00:05:48.460 right now really who's radicalizing them who is radicalizing them i i'm not the one that is
00:05:57.100 turning every student in america into a protester that would be you and the teachers unions by the way
00:06:09.480 you also should check your facts yesterday colorado teenager pleaded guilty to multiple charges
00:06:17.020 of murder in the 2019 school shooting outside of denver that left one student dead eight injured
00:06:27.540 alec mckinney who was born biologically a female but identifies as a male pleaded guilty to 16 counts
00:06:38.480 including first degree murder and attempted murder and conspiracy to commit first degree murder after deliberation
00:06:45.560 please give it a rest aoc
00:06:49.200 now the same people who are outraged by this in the democratic party congressional democrats the republicans
00:06:59.480 yeah uh well they were the same people that pushed a bill that would have banned federal funding for
00:07:11.780 school police in 2020 you don't want to arm the teachers because the majority of americans now say
00:07:19.220 we should arm the the teachers yeah 54 percent either strongly or somewhat support the arming of teachers
00:07:28.560 and staff to respond to a school shooting only 35 percent somewhat are strongly opposed so don't tell me
00:07:37.180 about our extremist out of step most people want guns taken away when actually that's not true
00:07:45.900 common sense would be put police there lock all the doors
00:07:53.160 arm the teachers but you know who's against that oh my gosh you know here and this is why this is why
00:08:01.860 you know all the democrats can be counted on uh not going for this solution putting guns in schools
00:08:08.540 even though the majority of people agree with it you know why because the teachers unions
00:08:15.720 yeah the teachers unions they don't think it should be done they're against it
00:08:24.340 in fact they're not just against it they're hostile our public schools should be the safest places for
00:08:34.820 students and educators yet the gunshots from a lone shooter armed with a military grade weapon
00:08:39.480 shattered the physical safety of the school community in uvalde texas you know what also is a military
00:08:46.280 grade weapon at the time a flintlock and then later it was a cap and ball and then later it was the m16
00:08:57.080 all guns at the time are military grade why do you need that it's a weapon of war
00:09:07.940 so was the flintlock
00:09:10.460 and by the way no matter how they try to change the history of the uh ar um it it was a hunting rifle
00:09:25.000 first oh dear have a vessel
00:09:29.380 time magazine has released an op-ed
00:09:37.100 sometimes calls for america to return to god are couched in the language of consolation
00:09:42.780 especially after mass shootings when 19 children were killed in a school in uvalde texas tuesday
00:09:48.840 a republican from colorado tweeted it's times like these that we should as individuals communities
00:09:53.620 and a nation turn to god for comfort and healing please please america we are running out of time
00:10:01.500 please turn back to god and beg for him to heal our land
00:10:08.140 marjorie taylor green of georgia followed deflection our nation needs to take a serious look at the state of our mental health today
00:10:19.600 don't you think we do don't you think we do because today i could claim i'm a woman
00:10:29.340 do nothing else just sit here with all the junk in my pants
00:10:36.120 but i'm wearing panties
00:10:38.860 and i could come on say hey everybody i identify
00:10:43.960 and if you make fun of me or even question me
00:10:48.120 you're the hater
00:10:50.060 you're the crazy one
00:10:52.040 no i don't think so
00:10:54.060 i don't think so
00:10:55.240 no
00:10:55.800 i think we should look at our mental health today
00:10:59.080 there's a reason we always hear calls for christian nationalism rather than for common sense gun legislation from the right
00:11:07.560 as we've shown in our research guns are practically an element of worship in the church of white christian nationalism
00:11:15.000 white christian nationalism you know who knows about gun rights better than anybody else
00:11:23.080 the native american
00:11:25.180 because what happens when the government took the native american guns away
00:11:30.700 oh they took their land
00:11:33.280 and destroyed them
00:11:35.020 that's right
00:11:36.500 why is it
00:11:39.100 that martin luther king couldn't get a
00:11:41.560 a carry permit
00:11:43.220 to carry a gun
00:11:44.380 why is it
00:11:45.220 because the local sheriff said
00:11:48.720 you don't need that boy
00:11:50.420 we're here to protect you
00:11:53.340 really
00:11:54.800 they did a bang up job
00:11:57.300 why is it
00:12:00.440 the clan
00:12:01.060 made sure
00:12:01.980 that no blacks
00:12:03.460 could have any guns
00:12:04.700 that way they could terrorize them at night
00:12:07.840 don't talk to me about how it's a white christian nationalist idea
00:12:14.060 it is a nationalist idea
00:12:17.540 i guess because we're the only nation that has a second amendment
00:12:20.580 because it wasn't written for sports
00:12:23.920 it was written for a government that was out of control
00:12:28.340 you know
00:12:29.380 let me define out of control
00:12:31.580 one that is canceling everything to do with carbon
00:12:36.900 uh based fuel
00:12:39.160 because the government is in charge
00:12:42.260 of everything now
00:12:44.880 a government that has
00:12:48.080 just decided to
00:12:49.440 spend us into oblivion
00:12:51.640 to bail out all of the big guys
00:12:55.160 make special favors
00:12:57.020 for all the people who have
00:12:58.420 big money
00:12:59.340 you know the government where you go to jail for something
00:13:03.160 but if somebody in the know
00:13:04.900 somebody that's popular
00:13:06.240 somebody that
00:13:07.020 god forbid
00:13:07.860 would do exactly the same thing
00:13:10.320 or far worse
00:13:11.720 in washington
00:13:12.600 they're never held to account
00:13:15.280 but you'd go to jail
00:13:17.360 a government that
00:13:21.180 tells its own citizens
00:13:22.880 close down your business
00:13:25.160 and you have no choice
00:13:27.520 or you're going to jail
00:13:29.880 a government that says
00:13:31.700 you're going to wear masks
00:13:33.460 after the government says
00:13:35.540 masks
00:13:36.320 don't make any difference
00:13:39.180 i think that's a government out of control
00:13:43.240 and if that doesn't meet your bar
00:13:46.240 all the things that are going on
00:13:48.240 if this doesn't meet your bar
00:13:50.380 just wait until they take your guns away
00:13:53.460 no
00:13:55.800 that's not christian or nationalism
00:13:58.680 that
00:14:00.440 is common sense
00:14:02.940 gun regulation
00:14:05.020 you're listening to the best
00:14:11.180 of the glenbeck program
00:14:12.400 this is the glenbeck program
00:14:31.520 we have kellyanne conway
00:14:33.400 coming up in just about a half hour
00:14:35.200 we have in studio with us now
00:14:37.160 senator mike lee
00:14:38.560 hello mike
00:14:39.280 good to be with you
00:14:40.720 mike has put a new book out
00:14:42.500 we'll talk about it
00:14:43.960 a little bit next week
00:14:45.180 saving nine
00:14:46.240 it's all about the supreme court
00:14:48.040 and what they are trying to do
00:14:49.780 the supreme court
00:14:50.520 and why it's so important
00:14:52.320 that they don't win
00:14:53.500 let's talk about the supreme court
00:14:57.460 and i want to talk to you
00:14:58.880 through guns
00:15:00.100 right now
00:15:02.720 we have biden
00:15:04.380 saying you know
00:15:05.500 the second amendment's
00:15:06.720 not an absolute
00:15:07.960 you couldn't have a cannon
00:15:10.060 when this was written
00:15:11.820 i think you could
00:15:13.640 mike i think you could
00:15:14.820 own a cannon
00:15:15.420 and you can't have
00:15:17.700 you know
00:15:18.240 you can't have weapons of war
00:15:20.120 that's what a flintlock was
00:15:21.780 at the time
00:15:22.500 is it absolute or not
00:15:25.160 it's absolute
00:15:27.300 with regard to weapons
00:15:28.680 commonly held
00:15:29.500 by law-abiding citizens
00:15:30.940 for lawful purposes
00:15:32.460 so yeah
00:15:33.580 that extends
00:15:34.580 to guns
00:15:35.300 extends to
00:15:36.100 most guns
00:15:37.480 it extends to most knives
00:15:38.800 all knives
00:15:39.840 as far as i'm aware
00:15:40.760 you have the right
00:15:41.960 to bear arms
00:15:42.520 this goes back
00:15:43.340 i mean
00:15:43.860 nearly 500 years
00:15:46.200 this was a
00:15:48.060 deeply honored
00:15:49.380 tradition
00:15:50.760 and
00:15:51.400 something protected
00:15:52.820 under the english bill of rights
00:15:54.260 long before we became a country
00:15:55.740 so but wait a minute
00:15:56.400 so you said
00:15:57.880 you have a right
00:15:58.580 to own a weapon
00:15:59.500 that is legally
00:16:00.840 allowed to be held
00:16:02.280 well then
00:16:04.100 so could congress
00:16:05.460 just pass laws
00:16:06.560 that just say
00:16:07.460 and that would be
00:16:08.200 constitutional
00:16:08.980 they could say
00:16:09.900 you know what
00:16:10.520 only
00:16:11.860 only six shooters
00:16:13.840 are allowed
00:16:14.780 and i mean
00:16:15.420 you know
00:16:15.860 revolvers
00:16:16.840 well no
00:16:17.560 because we have a
00:16:18.320 long history and tradition
00:16:19.660 of allowing people
00:16:21.340 to
00:16:21.840 have
00:16:22.720 guns
00:16:23.400 and commonly
00:16:24.760 held by
00:16:25.360 law-abiding
00:16:26.040 persons
00:16:26.740 for lawful
00:16:27.820 purposes
00:16:28.420 peaceful purposes
00:16:29.620 so
00:16:30.580 if
00:16:31.420 there is
00:16:32.440 an established
00:16:33.080 tradition
00:16:33.600 for that weapon
00:16:34.520 then you've got a
00:16:35.360 second amendment
00:16:36.100 right to it
00:16:36.960 that doesn't mean
00:16:38.240 that we can't
00:16:38.880 keep it away
00:16:39.400 from people
00:16:40.000 who are convicted
00:16:40.980 felons
00:16:41.540 or who have been
00:16:42.980 convicted
00:16:43.600 of a misdemeanor
00:16:44.780 offense of domestic
00:16:45.620 violence
00:16:46.120 or are addicted
00:16:47.660 to drugs
00:16:48.380 or have some
00:16:50.160 other
00:16:50.620 mental health
00:16:51.420 yes
00:16:51.840 who have been
00:16:52.420 adjudicated
00:16:53.040 incompetent
00:16:53.960 by a court
00:16:54.700 of competent
00:16:55.100 jurisdiction
00:16:55.580 so you have
00:16:56.960 first of all
00:16:57.740 california
00:16:58.580 just the ninth
00:16:59.720 circuit court
00:17:00.180 of appeals
00:17:00.680 just
00:17:01.300 said that
00:17:02.460 they're
00:17:02.780 under 21
00:17:03.620 gun
00:17:03.960 restriction
00:17:04.420 is unconstitutional
00:17:06.260 and i don't know
00:17:07.920 how we can ask
00:17:08.880 somebody who is
00:17:09.700 18 to go fight
00:17:10.840 a war for us
00:17:11.800 with a gun
00:17:12.680 and a lot
00:17:13.800 of dangerous
00:17:14.280 things
00:17:14.820 and lay down
00:17:16.220 their life
00:17:16.800 as a citizen
00:17:17.960 for this country
00:17:19.780 and then when
00:17:21.120 they come home
00:17:21.940 if they come home
00:17:23.020 you know
00:17:23.300 before they're 21
00:17:24.360 they don't have
00:17:25.300 full rights
00:17:25.860 of that citizenship
00:17:26.720 by the way
00:17:27.220 what if they
00:17:27.600 lay down their
00:17:28.380 life for their
00:17:29.400 country
00:17:29.780 holding
00:17:30.380 their weapon
00:17:31.460 of choice
00:17:32.180 right
00:17:32.580 is a gun
00:17:33.320 right
00:17:33.820 so they can be
00:17:34.400 trusted in that
00:17:35.000 context
00:17:35.400 but not elsewhere
00:17:36.140 at 16
00:17:37.160 they're allowed
00:17:37.600 to drive
00:17:38.180 a car
00:17:38.960 is also
00:17:39.480 a dangerous
00:17:40.040 weapon
00:17:40.440 can be used
00:17:41.180 has been used
00:17:42.040 for that
00:17:43.360 and so yeah
00:17:43.960 that seems like
00:17:44.480 an arbitrary
00:17:44.880 distinction
00:17:45.500 so Biden
00:17:48.500 has come out
00:17:51.100 and has said
00:17:53.100 that he wants
00:17:53.900 something has got
00:17:55.720 to be done
00:17:56.340 that is really
00:17:57.360 dangerous
00:17:57.880 McConnell
00:17:58.520 has directed
00:17:59.980 John Cornyn
00:18:01.800 to engage
00:18:02.880 with the Democrats
00:18:03.480 on a bipartisan
00:18:04.480 solution on gun
00:18:05.880 violence
00:18:06.320 I have no respect
00:18:07.840 left for John
00:18:08.640 Cornyn
00:18:09.140 even though he is
00:18:10.120 from Texas
00:18:10.720 he is no friend
00:18:12.300 of Liberty
00:18:13.060 what it
00:18:15.480 what is that
00:18:15.940 all about
00:18:16.440 it's it's
00:18:17.820 hard to say
00:18:18.740 I don't know
00:18:19.540 that we've heard
00:18:20.020 from John
00:18:21.000 Cornyn
00:18:21.380 or from Mitch
00:18:22.020 McConnell
00:18:22.400 what exactly
00:18:23.200 if anything
00:18:23.640 they want
00:18:24.560 enacted
00:18:25.300 but I'll tell
00:18:26.100 you this
00:18:26.400 I'll tell you
00:18:26.700 my approach
00:18:27.520 to it
00:18:27.840 I do think
00:18:28.700 there is
00:18:29.320 some danger
00:18:30.020 in approaching
00:18:32.020 a national
00:18:32.860 emergency
00:18:33.340 and responding
00:18:33.900 to it
00:18:34.200 by saying
00:18:34.600 we need
00:18:35.040 another law
00:18:35.600 we need
00:18:35.920 another law
00:18:36.560 right now
00:18:37.200 every time
00:18:38.220 government
00:18:38.600 expands
00:18:39.480 every time
00:18:39.980 it extends
00:18:40.780 its reach
00:18:41.240 by passing
00:18:41.780 a new law
00:18:42.380 it undermines
00:18:43.820 liberty
00:18:44.200 in one way
00:18:44.760 or another
00:18:45.160 doesn't mean
00:18:45.740 it's always
00:18:46.180 a bad thing
00:18:46.860 but it is
00:18:47.360 a bad thing
00:18:48.400 typically
00:18:48.840 to legislate
00:18:50.360 under
00:18:51.300 intense emotion
00:18:52.660 in the immediate
00:18:54.180 aftermath
00:18:54.720 of an emergency
00:18:55.700 or crisis
00:18:56.440 that's where
00:18:57.320 bad law
00:18:57.880 happens
00:18:58.360 so
00:18:59.420 so Mike
00:19:00.220 what is
00:19:00.840 coming our
00:19:01.620 way
00:19:02.040 do you
00:19:03.700 think the
00:19:04.340 Supreme Court
00:19:05.020 knows who
00:19:05.640 the leaker
00:19:06.000 was
00:19:06.420 yes
00:19:07.320 I do
00:19:07.760 I believe
00:19:08.560 the Supreme
00:19:09.020 Court
00:19:09.260 almost certainly
00:19:10.200 has figured
00:19:10.660 it out
00:19:10.940 by now
00:19:11.300 I believe
00:19:11.720 the Supreme
00:19:12.060 Court
00:19:12.240 probably
00:19:12.720 figured out
00:19:13.360 within
00:19:14.300 a couple
00:19:15.000 of days
00:19:15.340 who the
00:19:15.600 league
00:19:15.760 was
00:19:15.980 and I
00:19:17.620 suspect
00:19:18.140 don't know
00:19:18.780 this but I
00:19:19.240 suspect what
00:19:19.880 they're doing
00:19:20.360 is they're
00:19:20.660 wanting to wait
00:19:21.140 until the end
00:19:21.720 of the term
00:19:22.220 until after
00:19:23.020 the Dobbs
00:19:24.180 ruling has
00:19:24.840 been announced
00:19:25.440 before airing
00:19:26.680 to the world
00:19:27.100 who it was
00:19:27.700 because that
00:19:28.160 might just
00:19:29.560 add to the
00:19:30.240 confusion the
00:19:30.860 discussion around
00:19:31.660 it and
00:19:32.340 it might also
00:19:33.460 somebody will
00:19:34.040 pay for that
00:19:34.700 yeah I do
00:19:36.020 I do
00:19:36.580 I think
00:19:37.620 they know
00:19:38.420 who it
00:19:38.820 was and
00:19:39.260 I do
00:19:39.540 think that
00:19:39.900 that person
00:19:40.360 will have
00:19:40.640 consequences
00:19:41.180 if as I
00:19:42.520 suspect it
00:19:43.620 was a law
00:19:44.160 clerk I
00:19:45.060 think that
00:19:45.400 law clerk
00:19:45.920 likely will
00:19:47.560 never practice
00:19:48.120 law if
00:19:49.680 that's not
00:19:50.300 okay to
00:19:51.320 leak confidential
00:19:52.260 information not
00:19:53.320 your own to
00:19:55.240 the world and
00:19:55.740 this was very
00:19:56.460 very sensitive
00:19:57.320 information I
00:19:58.940 hope somebody
00:19:59.620 pays for it
00:20:00.260 because that's
00:20:00.620 another problem
00:20:01.260 we have in
00:20:02.360 America right
00:20:03.060 now people
00:20:03.480 don't trust
00:20:03.940 the system
00:20:04.520 and there's
00:20:06.360 no reason
00:20:06.760 there's really
00:20:07.600 not a lot of
00:20:08.500 reasons to
00:20:09.320 trust it
00:20:09.960 nobody seems
00:20:11.460 to pay for
00:20:12.220 crimes and
00:20:13.380 that's the
00:20:13.920 sad part about
00:20:15.060 this is that
00:20:15.660 in that case
00:20:16.520 this was
00:20:17.720 one system
00:20:19.200 that still has
00:20:20.000 been trusted
00:20:20.620 yes the
00:20:21.160 Supreme Court
00:20:21.560 of the United
00:20:21.880 States look
00:20:22.340 warts and all
00:20:23.040 they issue
00:20:23.780 plenty of
00:20:24.220 rulings that
00:20:24.640 I disagree
00:20:25.020 with that
00:20:25.380 I don't
00:20:25.700 like our
00:20:26.760 federal court
00:20:27.420 system is
00:20:28.120 the best
00:20:28.580 of its kind
00:20:29.160 in the
00:20:29.700 world and
00:20:30.760 we benefit
00:20:31.300 from it
00:20:31.740 tremendously
00:20:32.520 as Americans
00:20:33.360 because of
00:20:33.900 it
00:20:34.060 when you
00:20:34.840 leak an
00:20:35.300 opinion
00:20:35.620 before it's
00:20:36.320 out trying
00:20:36.860 to impact
00:20:37.640 the outcome
00:20:38.600 of that
00:20:39.300 particular
00:20:40.420 dispute
00:20:41.060 you undermine
00:20:42.040 the credibility
00:20:42.660 of the court
00:20:43.300 that's what
00:20:43.740 the left's
00:20:44.160 trying to do
00:20:44.760 so did
00:20:45.400 they
00:20:45.840 do you
00:20:47.400 think this
00:20:47.840 changed
00:20:48.380 or hardened
00:20:49.640 the stance
00:20:50.640 of this
00:20:51.360 leak
00:20:51.700 hardened
00:20:52.320 the stance
00:20:52.980 of those
00:20:53.500 that were
00:20:53.780 for
00:20:54.260 you know
00:20:56.280 this
00:20:56.600 the
00:20:57.400 leaked
00:20:58.460 opinion
00:20:59.580 I hope
00:21:00.940 and I
00:21:01.820 fundamentally
00:21:02.680 believe that
00:21:03.340 it will
00:21:03.580 harden
00:21:03.920 the stance
00:21:04.620 of those
00:21:05.760 who had
00:21:06.060 already
00:21:06.280 decided
00:21:07.380 preliminarily
00:21:08.100 to cast
00:21:08.620 their votes
00:21:09.060 with Justice
00:21:10.140 Alito's
00:21:10.600 masterfully
00:21:11.320 written
00:21:11.780 opinion
00:21:12.160 I think
00:21:12.320 so too
00:21:12.620 it was
00:21:13.180 beautiful
00:21:13.780 it was
00:21:14.040 brilliant
00:21:14.360 anyone
00:21:14.780 on either
00:21:15.700 side of
00:21:16.080 this issue
00:21:16.640 should read
00:21:18.560 that opinion
00:21:19.180 because it
00:21:20.060 is fantastic
00:21:20.940 yeah so
00:21:21.520 now we
00:21:22.640 have let me
00:21:23.360 go back
00:21:23.800 again because
00:21:24.420 I'm looking
00:21:24.840 at what's
00:21:25.340 coming I'm
00:21:25.740 building this
00:21:26.520 to the
00:21:28.200 nine justices
00:21:29.320 that they're
00:21:30.680 going to want
00:21:30.940 to pack
00:21:31.220 the court
00:21:31.600 we have
00:21:32.800 a couple
00:21:33.120 of cases
00:21:33.700 that are
00:21:34.900 just as
00:21:36.020 strong
00:21:36.660 as Roe
00:21:37.840 versus Wade
00:21:38.520 in their
00:21:39.200 area do we
00:21:40.020 not we have
00:21:40.800 one on gun
00:21:41.720 rights
00:21:42.160 we do indeed
00:21:42.900 at New York
00:21:43.760 State Rifle
00:21:45.020 and Pistol
00:21:45.600 Association
00:21:46.200 versus
00:21:46.620 Brune
00:21:47.000 a case in
00:21:48.080 which I
00:21:48.400 submitted an
00:21:48.960 amicus brief
00:21:49.520 a friend of
00:21:49.980 the court
00:21:50.300 brief
00:21:50.620 very significant
00:21:52.000 issues related
00:21:53.060 to the second
00:21:53.600 which means
00:21:54.420 what the
00:21:55.080 argument is
00:21:55.940 New York
00:21:57.180 and I know
00:21:57.660 it because I
00:21:58.360 couldn't get a
00:21:58.980 gun in New
00:21:59.380 York and I
00:21:59.760 had 15
00:22:00.420 active threats
00:22:01.240 on my life
00:22:01.940 the entire
00:22:03.440 time I was
00:22:04.280 in New
00:22:04.540 York
00:22:04.780 you have to
00:22:07.320 prove that
00:22:08.500 you have a
00:22:09.640 need to
00:22:10.700 carry a gun
00:22:11.720 an exceptional
00:22:12.880 need yes
00:22:13.660 you have to
00:22:14.220 prove that
00:22:15.120 you are
00:22:15.720 different
00:22:16.380 differently
00:22:17.160 situated than
00:22:17.880 most citizens
00:22:18.900 and that you
00:22:19.680 have this
00:22:20.140 heightened need
00:22:20.760 to it
00:22:21.120 what they're
00:22:21.940 doing is
00:22:22.420 taking a
00:22:23.060 generally
00:22:23.660 applicable
00:22:24.120 right that
00:22:25.580 the founding
00:22:26.480 fathers gave
00:22:27.780 us and
00:22:28.900 said okay
00:22:29.540 this obviously
00:22:30.760 can't be for
00:22:31.960 everyone it
00:22:32.920 can't even be
00:22:33.800 for most
00:22:34.260 people and
00:22:34.680 in fact we're
00:22:35.520 going to make
00:22:36.180 it only
00:22:37.020 available under
00:22:37.920 exceptional
00:22:38.720 circumstances
00:22:39.540 it's rather the
00:22:40.980 opposite of a
00:22:42.000 right right
00:22:42.820 so we have
00:22:44.720 that coming
00:22:45.580 out anything
00:22:46.100 else that's
00:22:46.760 real controversial
00:22:47.560 that you think
00:22:48.820 they will
00:22:49.300 there are some
00:22:50.600 administrative law
00:22:51.660 decisions coming
00:22:52.580 out that I
00:22:53.220 hope I
00:22:53.900 suspect could
00:22:55.080 end up having
00:22:55.660 some bearing
00:22:56.280 on the
00:22:56.620 ability of
00:22:57.500 executive branch
00:22:58.740 agencies unelected
00:23:00.000 unaccountable
00:23:00.560 bureaucrats to
00:23:01.280 make law
00:23:01.900 okay but the
00:23:03.140 real the gun
00:23:03.920 one and
00:23:04.760 abortion will
00:23:06.000 could ignite
00:23:07.540 the streets
00:23:08.720 and then also
00:23:10.780 start a push
00:23:12.020 for packing
00:23:13.140 the court
00:23:13.640 yes that's
00:23:14.860 what they do
00:23:15.600 and Glenn
00:23:16.460 that's why I
00:23:17.200 wrote my book
00:23:18.240 saving nine
00:23:18.860 which is available
00:23:19.700 on pre-order
00:23:20.680 now you can
00:23:21.460 buy it on
00:23:21.780 Amazon now
00:23:22.400 saving nine
00:23:22.960 I started
00:23:23.300 writing this
00:23:23.860 over a year
00:23:24.840 ago because I
00:23:25.660 predicted this
00:23:26.740 very thing
00:23:27.300 happening I
00:23:28.280 started thinking
00:23:28.800 I realized my
00:23:29.480 gosh we could
00:23:30.500 end up in a
00:23:31.020 situation by the
00:23:32.380 summer of
00:23:33.200 2022 where
00:23:35.200 Roe gets
00:23:36.200 overturned and
00:23:37.320 in response to
00:23:38.000 that the left
00:23:38.560 will try to
00:23:39.020 demonize and
00:23:39.880 delegitimize the
00:23:41.180 court and isolate
00:23:42.320 those who have
00:23:43.060 voted for it and
00:23:44.140 they're going to
00:23:44.460 go back to their
00:23:44.980 tried and true
00:23:45.480 playbook of
00:23:46.060 1937 where they
00:23:47.240 tried to pack the
00:23:47.960 court though I
00:23:49.460 explain in saving
00:23:50.200 nine how it
00:23:51.780 is that this
00:23:52.800 backfires this
00:23:54.580 backfires on the
00:23:56.060 best judicial
00:23:56.660 system in the
00:23:57.260 world why it is
00:23:58.400 that in 1937 the
00:23:59.680 last time the
00:24:00.140 Democrats tried
00:24:00.920 this it left a
00:24:02.440 lasting mark a
00:24:03.780 mark that has
00:24:04.620 caused all sorts
00:24:05.500 of problems in our
00:24:06.080 government ever
00:24:06.720 since then the
00:24:08.200 threat of court
00:24:09.380 packing even though
00:24:10.080 it didn't succeed
00:24:10.860 there influenced the
00:24:12.500 court it harassed
00:24:13.460 and intimidated the
00:24:14.300 port the court to
00:24:15.220 the point that the
00:24:16.000 court deferred blindly
00:24:18.020 to FDR and
00:24:18.920 changed the law so
00:24:20.120 FDR did this but
00:24:21.780 the Democrats
00:24:22.680 generally speaking
00:24:23.780 were against it it
00:24:24.840 was the Democrats
00:24:25.540 that were fighting
00:24:26.320 along with the
00:24:27.020 Republicans fighting
00:24:28.600 FDR on this you
00:24:29.960 don't have that
00:24:30.560 situation now you
00:24:31.600 don't have that
00:24:32.380 situation now and
00:24:33.800 in fact the very
00:24:34.520 same Democrats who
00:24:36.340 have for decades
00:24:37.860 decried court
00:24:39.500 packing they're
00:24:40.200 ashamed that their
00:24:41.200 party did this are
00:24:42.580 now changing course
00:24:44.160 they're now back on
00:24:45.140 board look Joe
00:24:46.200 Biden when he was
00:24:46.940 in the Senate called
00:24:48.020 it a boneheaded
00:24:48.920 idea it was a
00:24:49.740 boneheaded idea
00:24:50.580 when FDR did it and
00:24:51.940 it would be a
00:24:52.380 boneheaded idea now
00:24:53.400 right his words not
00:24:54.480 mine Ruth Bader
00:24:55.520 Ginsburg just a
00:24:56.200 couple years ago
00:24:56.720 before she died
00:24:57.440 said essentially the
00:24:59.720 same thing Democrat
00:25:00.580 after Democrat had
00:25:01.500 said this but now
00:25:02.680 they're ignoring all
00:25:04.500 that now they're
00:25:05.260 saying but we have
00:25:05.960 to do it and
00:25:06.480 that's because the
00:25:07.200 in my opinion the
00:25:08.220 Democrats are not
00:25:09.000 Democrats they're
00:25:09.840 more Marxist
00:25:10.640 revolutionaries because
00:25:12.200 this is once you
00:25:13.820 lose this you're
00:25:16.620 done as a nation
00:25:17.440 are you not well
00:25:18.380 yeah you're you're
00:25:19.780 done at least as a
00:25:20.700 nation that lives
00:25:21.340 under the rule of
00:25:21.960 law because in
00:25:23.640 order for the rule
00:25:26.000 of law to work in
00:25:26.800 order for a
00:25:27.640 Republican form of
00:25:29.280 government to work in
00:25:30.000 a constitutional
00:25:30.520 republic like ours
00:25:31.500 you do have to have
00:25:32.860 a neutral independent
00:25:34.080 arbiter of what the
00:25:35.540 law means when people
00:25:36.460 disagree as to the
00:25:37.560 law's meaning you
00:25:38.680 lose that if you
00:25:39.900 pack the court
00:25:40.480 because the court
00:25:41.240 then becomes a
00:25:42.080 political football
00:25:42.780 it stops resembling
00:25:44.600 a court and starts
00:25:45.440 to resemble the
00:25:46.240 intergalactic senate
00:25:47.240 in Star Wars where
00:25:48.340 so many people can't
00:25:49.280 be managed
00:25:49.660 right one last
00:25:51.400 thing I want to
00:25:52.180 talk to you about
00:25:52.580 the Durham case
00:25:53.480 I just talked to
00:25:55.000 Bill Barr and he
00:25:57.560 told some fascinating
00:25:58.640 behind the scenes
00:25:59.920 stuff that that's a
00:26:01.400 podcast that's out
00:26:02.300 today and I was
00:26:04.840 really actually angry
00:26:05.860 with him that you
00:26:06.780 know like where was
00:26:07.900 this and he had
00:26:08.560 really good
00:26:09.520 explanations for all
00:26:11.160 of it he said that
00:26:13.300 he knew that Durham
00:26:15.240 would continue but
00:26:17.320 we're looking at now
00:26:18.820 the I mean it looks
00:26:20.520 like it's tying right
00:26:21.420 directly to Hillary
00:26:22.420 Clinton I mean it
00:26:23.380 looks bad for Sussman
00:26:25.280 and and the Clinton
00:26:26.320 campaign however the
00:26:28.260 jury is from Washington
00:26:30.820 D.C. there are two
00:26:32.360 donors to Hillary
00:26:33.540 Clinton's campaign I
00:26:35.980 mean it's it's a very
00:26:37.320 tainted jury is there
00:26:40.800 anything that I mean
00:26:41.640 if the facts are there
00:26:43.900 and the jury dismisses
00:26:45.160 it it's over right
00:26:46.120 yes that is a central
00:26:48.500 feature of our system
00:26:50.060 correct when a crime is
00:26:51.080 prosecuted you've got a
00:26:52.160 jury and the jury makes
00:26:53.720 a decision the jury's
00:26:54.940 decision is unreviewable
00:26:56.400 so then if they don't pay
00:27:01.660 again if nobody pays for
00:27:03.060 this what what do we how
00:27:06.740 do we how do we retrieve
00:27:08.540 yeah that's a good
00:27:09.800 question so it's true the
00:27:11.680 jury's decision in that
00:27:13.360 case is unreviewable
00:27:14.580 that's those are
00:27:15.720 protections we offer for
00:27:16.840 the individuals and it
00:27:18.380 should be and I agree with
00:27:19.320 double jeopardy shouldn't
00:27:20.340 happen but when you get a
00:27:21.500 jury that decides not to
00:27:23.180 convict for whatever reason
00:27:24.500 that doesn't mean the facts
00:27:25.800 go away it doesn't mean
00:27:27.600 the evidence isn't there
00:27:29.180 it doesn't mean the
00:27:30.340 American people can't won't
00:27:31.720 be and shouldn't be
00:27:32.920 informed by the evidence
00:27:34.500 presented to the jury we
00:27:36.140 still will have that
00:27:37.080 the best of the Glenn Beck
00:27:41.140 program
00:27:41.920 well it is a pleasure to
00:27:49.520 welcome on the program the
00:27:51.660 author of here's the deal and
00:27:54.140 former Trump campaign
00:27:55.500 manager former senior
00:27:57.020 counselor to President
00:27:58.200 Trump Kellyanne Conway
00:27:59.980 hello Kellyanne how are
00:28:01.080 you I'm wonderful Glenn
00:28:02.960 Beck and thank you for
00:28:03.840 having me today you bet
00:28:05.220 good to hear your voice in
00:28:06.320 person yeah thank you so I
00:28:10.120 have to start because this
00:28:11.940 is the I mean I'm sorry but
00:28:13.660 this is the thing that I've
00:28:14.920 always wondered you and
00:28:16.780 your husband are you like
00:28:18.020 James Carville and and Mary
00:28:20.140 Matlin no we're not and I
00:28:23.080 know I'm glad you asked that
00:28:24.040 question because other
00:28:24.680 people just write it and
00:28:25.600 they presume it that's not
00:28:26.640 what this is and he was
00:28:27.860 never a Democrat working
00:28:29.100 against my Republican
00:28:30.700 presidential candidate that
00:28:32.300 would be James Carville who
00:28:34.200 helped make Bill Clinton's
00:28:35.180 career Mary Madeline very
00:28:36.760 smart Republican strategist
00:28:38.220 who worked for the Bushes and
00:28:39.340 others in this case George and
00:28:41.860 I both were of a single mind
00:28:43.440 that Donald Trump had to beat
00:28:44.720 Hillary Clinton and become
00:28:45.860 president of the United States
00:28:47.160 George was incredibly
00:28:48.180 supportive even helpful
00:28:49.640 coming to the campaign many
00:28:51.240 nights after leaving his own
00:28:53.020 job a few blocks away from
00:28:54.520 Trump Tower and I write in
00:28:57.140 the book this new book
00:28:58.120 here's the deal when great
00:28:59.580 beach read great Father's Day
00:29:01.520 gift get on it folks I write
00:29:03.460 there very explicitly that
00:29:04.700 people say without Kellyanne
00:29:06.880 Conway Donald Trump would not
00:29:08.140 have been elected in 2016 that's
00:29:10.140 debatable but what will never
00:29:11.460 be in doubt is that without
00:29:13.200 George Conway Kellyanne Conway
00:29:15.400 could not have been the campaign
00:29:17.380 manager in this closing months
00:29:18.860 of 2016 to the extent I was
00:29:20.540 he encouraged if not insisted
00:29:23.260 me to take my shot he was the
00:29:24.900 George was the only person I
00:29:26.440 told in the hours after
00:29:28.900 Mr. Trump offered me the
00:29:31.500 campaign management job and he
00:29:32.620 said Kellyanne you're doing
00:29:33.500 this he can actually win with
00:29:34.580 you and I'll help out more at
00:29:36.060 home and he did and so people
00:29:38.260 just need to know the facts and
00:29:40.620 George and I had something else
00:29:41.740 in common and not just as
00:29:42.900 parents of these four wonderful
00:29:43.980 children Glenn Beck but we had
00:29:45.900 in common that we both accepted
00:29:47.280 big jobs in the Trump
00:29:48.720 administration everyone knows
00:29:50.080 what my job there they saw me
00:29:51.580 out there again and again but
00:29:53.780 George had accepted a position
00:29:55.300 at a nomination as the head of
00:29:57.780 the civil division of the US
00:29:59.480 Department of Justice that's a
00:30:00.660 big job and he you know did
00:30:03.360 that now he changed his mind
00:30:04.380 about Donald Trump this is
00:30:05.640 America we can all do that
00:30:06.940 Glenn Beck you can change your
00:30:08.000 mind about Donald Trump about
00:30:09.620 politics about what you're
00:30:10.540 having for dinner whatever it is
00:30:11.860 but to do it in such a public
00:30:14.160 way was so not George and was
00:30:15.880 so not helpful to his wife
00:30:18.000 and to our family what why did
00:30:20.280 he feel it was necessary you
00:30:22.820 say it wasn't like him what can
00:30:26.520 you get into that why did he feel
00:30:27.840 it was so necessary oh I think
00:30:31.020 people who change their mind about
00:30:33.280 Donald Trump and people who are
00:30:34.600 already congenitally afflicted with
00:30:36.620 Trump derangement syndrome for
00:30:37.840 which there are no therapeutics and
00:30:39.280 no vaccine look around there
00:30:43.420 certainly isn't they feel duty
00:30:45.280 bound to express that publicly
00:30:47.240 because they find an immediate and
00:30:49.700 equally vociferous hungry audience
00:30:51.920 in so doing but as I put in my
00:30:54.060 book you know I miss the privately
00:30:55.380 brilliant George Conway not the
00:30:57.640 publicly bombastic bombastic one that
00:30:59.660 he had become and listen George is a
00:31:02.300 very smart person he graduated
00:31:03.500 Harvard at 20 graduated Yale Law
00:31:05.180 School at 23 made partner at the
00:31:07.880 premier law firm in New York City at
00:31:09.760 30 unheard of in these days after
00:31:11.760 five years only unheard of and he's
00:31:14.060 we've been married for many
00:31:15.080 decades we have four children
00:31:16.160 together what what what this all
00:31:18.220 comes down to is I don't
00:31:19.600 understand what was happening the
00:31:20.660 reason I call it cheating by
00:31:21.860 tweeting is because of how he was
00:31:23.180 spending his time so if you have a
00:31:25.220 side piece if you have a gumaz the
00:31:26.840 Italians in my family the Italian
00:31:28.580 men in my family did growing up if
00:31:30.960 you had a you know you have a
00:31:32.320 mistress you're spending time with
00:31:33.740 that person thinking about her and
00:31:35.400 meeting with her and being with
00:31:37.240 her and planning that and
00:31:38.660 pretending you weren't with her and
00:31:39.700 just felt this was very similar in
00:31:41.700 that this this consumed an awful lot
00:31:43.320 of his time and his attention and
00:31:44.580 you saw what happened George Conway
00:31:46.800 became a folk hero but actually
00:31:48.400 Kellyanne Conway's husband did I put
00:31:50.140 in the book quantitatively that he
00:31:52.200 was referred to as Kellyanne Conway's
00:31:54.000 husband routinely which tells you all
00:31:55.540 you need to know about what their
00:31:56.700 real motive was particularly in those
00:31:58.940 beginning months if not year which
00:32:01.020 was to try to stick it to me to try
00:32:02.520 to put division between Donald Trump
00:32:03.980 and me to try to get me to quit my
00:32:05.820 job I was good at my job and I loved
00:32:08.200 my job I loved my public service job
00:32:09.900 and I was darn good at it and I was
00:32:11.420 very focused on it and I think the
00:32:12.920 media who never knew whose job you
00:32:15.060 know what the job of the media Glenn
00:32:17.100 is in my view to get the story but
00:32:20.620 they took it upon themselves to get
00:32:22.420 the president and those around him his
00:32:24.280 family members his senior staffers and
00:32:26.120 their families and they couldn't get
00:32:28.240 enough of Kellyanne Conway's husband
00:32:29.840 I have to ask just one quick follow-up
00:32:32.700 question because you write in the book
00:32:33.860 that Ivanka came to you and gave you I
00:32:36.660 think two names of marriage counselors
00:32:38.800 and you guys went what it was you guys
00:32:41.700 are married and it are things better
00:32:43.560 now or we did not go I put in the book
00:32:46.500 that oh you did not go I thought you
00:32:48.460 had two names I thought she gave you two
00:32:50.780 names and he said yes to one that's
00:32:53.160 right he said no to one and then he
00:32:54.380 sort of shrugged at the other and we
00:32:55.640 never went and the way I look at it is
00:32:57.660 that that it wouldn't be so public about
00:32:59.740 something so private except yeah it's
00:33:01.820 important to know that I take my
00:33:03.600 marriage vows very seriously I've
00:33:04.860 always been faithful to them and when
00:33:06.940 I said forever I meant it and and it
00:33:09.760 was very nice to be Ivanka Trump who
00:33:11.480 and I put in the book Glenn that you
00:33:14.080 know I was talking to her about
00:33:15.540 something else our offices were right
00:33:17.280 next to each other in the West Wing on
00:33:18.740 the second floor I called the cool
00:33:19.760 kids wing White House Counsel's
00:33:20.980 Office me Johnny DeStefano and Dina
00:33:23.060 Powell at Ivanka and then Larry
00:33:24.880 Kudlow across from us and I and I she
00:33:26.740 was very Ivanka is a very nice person
00:33:28.500 he's very gracious very kind and she
00:33:31.060 gave it to me on a post-it because she
00:33:33.220 knew I was open to receiving it and
00:33:34.480 she said listen I've got lots of
00:33:35.700 Democrats in my family I know how this
00:33:37.260 goes and these they're making things
00:33:39.100 harder for all of us and it was very
00:33:40.420 nice of her but we never went and I the
00:33:42.680 reason I talk about it is I think that
00:33:44.840 if George wanted to do that he would
00:33:46.620 have done that because that's the way
00:33:47.740 he's we see the way he spent his time
00:33:49.340 he did exactly what he wanted to do so
00:33:50.900 I want to make very clear right now as
00:33:53.260 I make clear in the book because I
00:33:54.720 know it gets manipulated is that
00:33:57.340 George does not owe loyalty and feel
00:33:59.120 to Donald Trump or to the president
00:34:01.860 of the United States or to a political
00:34:03.000 party or to this or that the vows were
00:34:05.500 to me so if he wants to change his mind
00:34:07.560 he can do that this is America but
00:34:09.180 changing his mind about me and that job
00:34:11.320 after we moved our family there
00:34:12.740 together put the kids in new schools
00:34:15.020 accepted jobs and even when he took his
00:34:18.020 name out of contention yes out of
00:34:20.380 contention for the civil division chief of
00:34:23.900 the U.S. Department of Justice Glenn he
00:34:26.220 put out a statement not on Twitter because
00:34:28.120 he wasn't much a tweeter then put out a
00:34:30.980 statement saying Mr. President thank
00:34:32.640 you for this wonderful opportunity and
00:34:34.120 of course I still support your
00:34:35.960 administration and the work of my
00:34:37.900 wonderful wife a couple days later he
00:34:40.200 sent out his first tweet I put in the
00:34:41.460 book that Sean Spicer then the press
00:34:43.120 secretary is coming toward me in the
00:34:44.480 East Room and he said did you know
00:34:45.780 about this and he's showing me a tweet
00:34:47.300 that apparently came from George Conway
00:34:48.700 I have an entire chapter in my new book
00:34:50.420 here's the deal Glenn that says but
00:34:52.220 George doesn't tweet and that's
00:34:54.220 exactly what I said I said that can't be
00:34:55.480 true that he doesn't tweet that's a
00:34:56.740 fake account or it was that and then and
00:34:59.380 we all know the rest is history okay so
00:35:01.660 you know you you mentioned that Ivanka
00:35:04.300 was very gracious to you and that's the
00:35:08.360 one thing that I don't think you that
00:35:10.360 never comes out about the president as
00:35:13.180 well his children are very very gracious
00:35:15.720 but he is incredibly gracious and warm in
00:35:23.200 person it's like he's like a different
00:35:25.840 person when he's not on you know when
00:35:29.200 he's not on stage is do I have that read
00:35:32.200 right of him you have it absolutely right
00:35:35.060 and I know that you've had contact with
00:35:36.700 him so you know this to be true you've
00:35:38.020 had conversations with him in person more
00:35:39.700 than a few Glenn it is absolutely true
00:35:41.940 and if Donald Trump was not a good boss
00:35:43.400 let alone a good boss to women or a good
00:35:44.980 boss to working mothers of which there
00:35:47.140 were many in the White House I wouldn't
00:35:49.880 have worked there why would I do that he
00:35:51.780 was a great boss he's very warm and I
00:35:53.640 think Donald Trump will never get full
00:35:55.180 credit for something he's never asked
00:35:56.480 credit for which is how many times he
00:35:59.320 trans positively transformed people's
00:36:02.080 lives by picking up the phone by making
00:36:04.440 a call by making his private jet available
00:36:07.120 back in the day by just connecting people
00:36:09.840 need with opportunity and and he never
00:36:12.880 really you know he doesn't brag about
00:36:14.120 that any more than the people who would
00:36:15.780 run around in the comms department
00:36:17.040 saying I think you should you know go do
00:36:19.400 an off-the-record ice cream stop with
00:36:21.240 your nine grandchildren and he would
00:36:22.940 say why would I do that I enjoy them in
00:36:24.440 private in other words he he's very
00:36:26.680 authentic that way and he's very warm
00:36:28.560 and gracious and even Hillary Clinton
00:36:29.960 I write in the book Hillary Clinton
00:36:31.540 acknowledged as much in a debate in one
00:36:34.180 of the debates in 2016 Glenn each of
00:36:36.640 them Trump and Hillary were asked about
00:36:38.640 the other say something nice about the
00:36:39.860 other compliment the other and her
00:36:42.720 compliment of him was I don't agree
00:36:44.180 with Donald on those things we disagree
00:36:45.560 on everything but he has raised really
00:36:47.400 really great kids adult kids and and
00:36:50.500 then look what happened they went
00:36:51.900 after them still do but but it
00:36:54.060 absolutely is true and look it's a
00:36:55.360 measure if we can all be remembered
00:36:56.940 for our kids I think that's wonderful
00:36:59.620 I said when you know when my daughter
00:37:01.900 Claudia she was only 12 was didn't want
00:37:03.940 to move to Washington and of the four
00:37:06.040 you know I say as a pollster if you get
00:37:07.640 75% agreement on something you're really
00:37:09.720 winning but as a mom you basically need
00:37:11.820 to get close to 100% agreement so I
00:37:13.460 needed all four kids on board and she
00:37:15.060 was really the holdout and I really
00:37:17.000 feel for her and she's great great
00:37:19.060 kid now almost a woman Claudia you
00:37:21.160 know somebody in the Washington Post
00:37:22.620 is doing a profile and they said well
00:37:24.200 we saw Claudia Conway's on there with
00:37:26.080 a change.org petition stop the
00:37:27.800 Conway kids from moving to DC what's
00:37:29.900 that about I said well at least she's
00:37:31.120 honest I said the rest of the rest of
00:37:32.920 this country often pretends I'm a
00:37:34.620 revolutionary I'm a change maker I'm
00:37:36.500 going to do this and they go to
00:37:37.260 McDonald's every night in order
00:37:38.200 number three in demand I said but you
00:37:40.600 know at least she admits that she she
00:37:42.520 at least she admits she wants things to
00:37:44.020 say the same and not move they said
00:37:45.860 well what do you say to her I said I
00:37:46.980 told she said mom I don't want to go
00:37:48.200 to DC and be known as Kelly and
00:37:49.460 Conway's daughter and I say guess what
00:37:50.780 you cure cancer and I'll be known as
00:37:53.860 Claudia Conway's mother you know and
00:37:56.060 that's very true and for Donald Trump
00:37:57.600 you know he raised great kids we're all
00:37:59.400 trying to raise great kids it's the
00:38:00.540 most it's the one most wonderful
00:38:02.100 contribution can make to society it is
00:38:04.220 I mean I and I know I mean that's the
00:38:07.180 one thing I knew the whole time was
00:38:09.420 that his kids loved him and at the end
00:38:14.720 I'm not sure my kids would have walked
00:38:17.660 through that wall of fire I mean they
00:38:20.760 they never abandoned him at least
00:38:24.640 publicly and I doubt that they agree on
00:38:27.840 everything but maybe that's just me and
00:38:30.140 I'm not asking for inside information we're
00:38:31.980 talking to Kelly and Conway she has a brand
00:38:35.780 new book that is out now we're going to
00:38:37.840 spend some more time with her here in
00:38:39.300 just a second if you want to pick up
00:38:41.180 the the book it's called here's the
00:38:43.740 deal by Kellyanne Conway it is out now
00:38:48.660 wherever wherever you order your books
00:38:50.900 or get your books from