Glenn Beck talks about the latest on the latest in the Brett Kavanaugh scandal. He's joined by Giancarlo Sope, a Democrat running for governor of New York, and Larry Sharp, a Libertarian candidate for governor. They also talk about the new podcast, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher, and Kanye West's appearance on Saturday Night Live.
00:06:21.860What are you going to do, California, when big tech and internet companies surrounding the Bay Area pack their bags?
00:06:29.440They've already spent the past year lobbying heavily against this new state net neutrality law.
00:06:35.000Because no matter how hard the left tries to sell net neutrality as a law that protects consumers, what it really does is open the gateway to full government regulation of the internet.
00:06:46.680Are you a dreamer, creating a new Google or Apple inside your garage?
00:06:55.720Well, in California, you're not going to have that opportunity.
00:12:36.680So, she's saying that it won't stand up in court, wouldn't—no prosecutor would even bring it, and no prosecutor should even bring this to the committee.
00:12:47.880This explains, in my opinion, why it was leaked in the final hour, because everyone who saw this knew exactly what it was.
00:13:05.160She says, Ford has significantly changed her story several times in recent months in ways that are shady, have not been explained, and defy common sense.
00:13:22.740It may look like she's credible, but based on what she said, not how she looked, if you're looking at what she said, her story falls apart.
00:13:35.720The most glaring issue with Dr. Ford's story is that she is given four different dates for when the attack occurred, and we're not talking about the difference of a few days.
00:13:49.120According to the Washington Post, the 2013 notes from her therapy session list the attacks of having occurred when she was in her late teens.
00:13:58.940Fast forward five years, July 6th of this year.
00:14:02.740In a text message to the Washington Post reporter, Ford said the attack happened in the mid-1980s.
00:14:09.320This would be consistent with her therapist's notes, since Ford was born in late November 66 and would have been in her late teens from 1984 through 1986.
00:15:34.480If you look at her written testimony for the lie detector test, she scratches out the early 1980s and leaves it the 1980s.
00:15:47.620Perhaps because she knew early 1980s was false?
00:15:54.460And it was fresh in her mind and might set off the polygraph?
00:15:57.960Then finally, by mid-September, on her first on-the-record interview with the Washington Post, Ford narrowed the date of the attack down to the summer of 1982.
00:16:10.860Dr. Ford provided four different dates over the span of a couple of weeks for what was supposedly one of the most traumatic and important events of her life.
00:16:24.400Well, because if the attack happened when she was in her late teens or in the mid-80s, as she first told the Washington Post and her therapist, Brett Kavanaugh would have been 300 miles away at Yale University as a full-time student.
00:16:39.960So, it couldn't have happened in the mid-1980s or in her late teens.
00:16:45.520There's more in the memo, and we'll get to it.
00:16:48.680But this is a bombshell that no one will discuss.
00:16:54.660It not only discredits Ford's allegation against Brett Kavanaugh, it obliterates it.
00:16:59.940It casts serious doubts over her testimony.
00:17:03.800Now, maybe the FBI finds some new groundbreaking evidence.
00:17:09.220But this allegation should be considered debunked.
00:19:39.880We're talking about the Kavanaugh thing.
00:19:42.760And I want to talk to those people who I think are reasonable, who can look at Ford and see her testimony and say, okay, so why wouldn't we just do the FBI thing?
00:20:00.140In a reasonable world, you're absolutely right.
00:25:20.440Are you telling me that there is no one in her life, no one, her mother, her sister, her best friend, that wasn't told, but now when told, doesn't go, oh, my gosh, I remember.
00:25:36.460Yes, it was that summer and all of a sudden you didn't want to go to any parties anymore.
00:25:40.920Would you go to a party if you experienced what she experienced?
00:25:44.700Would you want to be by yourself at a party?
00:25:47.160Would you change fundamentally at parties enough for your best friend to at least now be able to go, I remember that you were really weird that summer?
00:26:52.020And at the same time, you will not look at facts.
00:26:56.040You only want to go with the mob mentality.
00:26:59.400You only want to go with what is politically correct and deliver social justice.
00:27:04.740You say you're against putting innocent people behind bars and that our justice system is so corrupt that it has put black men behind bars because of white society.
00:40:40.440This would not meet any kind of legal standard, but it doesn't even meet a standard of common sense.
00:40:46.600Because what you have here is a series of accusations that have been made with zero corroborative evidence, zero independent evidence to back this up.
00:40:55.880And then when you actually analyze the little evidence that exists, which is in the form of testimony of the alleged victim, her testimony, she contradicts herself in ways that are significant.
00:41:06.780She changed the timeline of when this happened four times.
00:41:09.760So I think people need to cast this aside unless the FBI finds something new.
00:41:15.560Well, but that guy, that guy, that guy, you know, the friend, Judge, Mark Judge, he sure seems like a bad guy.
00:41:34.160Nobody, nobody, 99 percent of this country has never met this man, right?
00:41:37.640So we're just going off of hearsay right now and based off his own memoirs of somebody who was a very troubled person who had serious drinking issues.
00:42:30.200I really want to I really want to hear from people that can respond to what I'm hearing from the Democrats now, which is we just have to stop all of these people, the people, all the people on the all the people on the right.
00:42:47.760You know, we need to break up their dinners.
00:42:51.420You know, as I said earlier, one one prominent Democrat said we should what stops us from disturbing people where they sleep?
00:43:02.040Well, that would be their home because these people are destroying our republic.
00:43:07.280I have one question for people who think that the other side, either side is the enemy.
00:44:46.260So, Larry, let's talk about what it means to be a libertarian in New York.
00:44:53.420It's actually a great thing, believe it or not.
00:44:55.360I mean, to be forward with you, it's the only the only party that actually crosses the line.
00:45:00.240Right now, we have a situation to where Republicans don't want to vote for Democrats, Democrats don't want to vote for Republicans, and we have 70 percent of New Yorkers who actually don't vote.
00:45:08.800This is actually learned helplessness.
00:45:11.020It's an issue where people are saying it doesn't matter.
00:45:13.160In fact, most New Yorkers, if you ask them, they're thinking about leaving the state.
00:45:16.880We have over 100,000 leaving every single year.
00:45:19.300Over a million have left in the past eight years.
00:45:21.260You know, I will judge my term by a very simple number, and that is, are there still 100,000 New Yorkers leaving every year?
00:46:20.420And I'm one who can actually – I can give the right what they want and the left what they want as long as you don't enforce your will on others.
00:46:30.420I will tell you, Larry, I think that the libertarianism is really dicey because sometimes there's libertarians who are, you're not libertarian enough.
00:46:48.460And there are those libertarians that I think the last candidate for president was still kind of big state on many issues.
00:46:57.420The great thing about libertarianism is it allows the individual to be as socially liberal as you want, but it also requires you to be fiscally responsible because it's turning things back to where they belong, into the hands of the people.
00:50:54.760That's how Albany, which is our capital in New York State, and Washington, D.C. control every local county and take the power away from local governments.
00:51:03.780Next, I have to create a culture of transparency because the problem with local governments now is they're enforcing the king's will.
00:51:37.100I want to make sure that, look, if we focus on the individual more, we will have better individual families, better individual businesses,
00:51:43.900better individual people who are trying to do their jobs, growth locally.
00:51:48.600I want the local communities to provide more value to each community.
00:51:52.460We don't do that well in New York State at all.
00:51:54.200We have things called regional economic development corporations, which Albany, which is our capital again, decides where the money is spent.
00:52:01.920And Albany decides where taxpayer money is spent within an individual county.
00:52:05.720How about instead the counties can start their budgets at zero so they can decide what they want?
00:52:09.880How about we add new ideas of volunteerism?
00:52:13.420I'll give you two interesting concepts.
00:52:15.040One, instead of me focusing on lowering taxes, how about I focus instead on raising money through ways other than taxation and through lowering spending?
00:52:24.200Here's one idea that does both of those.
00:52:26.620We have bridges right now in New York State, and one of them is named the Mario Cuomo Bridge.
00:52:31.720We literally have an imperial bridge named after our royal family.
00:52:36.160How about instead that bridge is named the Staples Bridge or the Verizon Bridge or the Apple Bridge, and we can lease naming rights for the bridge.
00:52:53.320These are companies that are paying billions of dollars right now every year on marketing.
00:52:57.200They drop $20 million on a stadium name that's used on the weekends.
00:53:00.600I got a bridge you can name, and that bridge gets mentioned hundreds of times on every single day during rush hour in a 16-million-person metro area, and hundreds of thousands of cars pass it every single day.
00:53:13.100You will easily drop $50 million on that, if not more.
00:54:20.220So, Larry, you are, you, it's amazing to me how we are running headlong, just willing to give up everything that we have already, the freedoms that we have, and embrace democratic socialism.
00:54:40.800But we won't embrace this very American idea.
00:54:45.200How do you, how do you get the common sense Democrat and Republican who has been raised in New York, so their mentality is, I mean, this would sell in Texas.
00:54:58.640How do you get them in New York to see, guys, this, this, this works?
00:55:22.900But I would say that in reality, I'm trying to change this to make it so that people stop voting for the less of two evils and instead vote for someone.