The Glenn Beck Program - Bloomberg 2020： Rebuild America or Buy the Election ｜ Guest： Steven Crowder

00:00:00.000 happy monday to you uh it is monday it's a thanksgiving week and it's uh going to be a

00:00:07.940 fun week i think hopefully we're out of impeachment hell for a couple of days which is kind of nice

00:00:12.660 and pat will be joining us here in just a moment um to uh not talk about constant impeachment

00:00:20.200 hearings because there's none going on right now this week that's the thanksgiving thing

00:00:24.380 it's the thanksgiving miracle they decided not to overload us with impeachment crap this week

00:00:29.220 so we have that going on we've got a new entrant officially in the presidential race with mike

00:00:34.720 bloomberg that's going to be exciting uh to talk about today and we will uh as as you may know um

00:00:40.820 knowing uh pat and there's pat leaning into the shot right now so you know he's here uh thank you

00:00:46.360 welcome uh uh you one thing we will not be doing today is talking about the national football league

00:00:52.760 as the eagles and packers fans have no interest in it in fact if everything in the league burned down

00:00:57.420 to the ground we'd be completely fine with that so we will not bore you at all with football talk

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00:01:08.100 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:01:37.140 it's pat and stew for glen on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK some great news to share

00:01:52.220 yeah last week yes we lost wayne messam there was an end to messamentum messamentum or messamania

00:02:00.340 well both both both are gone i mean he he did receive five dollars in donations last quarter

00:02:06.540 no denying that five individual dollars i believe from one person but five individual dollars five

00:02:12.760 dollars that'll get you somewhere in a race imagine if he would have unleashed that and this

00:02:19.240 case i mean he never my understanding is he didn't spend it but if he had unleashed that into this

00:02:24.140 primary the whole thing would have been upside down it goes into chaos at that point

00:02:28.160 uh but the grief that we all feel because wayne messam is not in the race any longer

00:02:35.520 is mitigated somewhat by the announcement of michael bloomberg over the weekend

00:02:40.420 so great that michael bloomberg is going to run for president

00:02:44.640 i mean here's just a few of the things that he's going to be bringing to the table

00:02:49.320 mike bloomberg started as a middle class kid who had to work his way through college

00:02:54.540 started as a kid the business from a single room to a global entity creating tens of thousands of

00:02:59.820 good-paying jobs along the way he could have stopped there could have but when new york suffered

00:03:04.580 the terrible tragedy of 9-11 he took charge becoming a three-term mayor who brought a city

00:03:10.540 back from the ashes and brought back jobs and hope with it creating tens of thousands of affordable

00:03:17.040 housing units so families could have a decent place to live raising teachers salaries and kids

00:03:22.380 graduation rates and creating a more open and livable city for the millions who call it home

00:03:27.700 he could have stopped there but when he witnessed the terrible toll of gun violence he put his money

00:03:32.880 where his heart is helping to create a movement to take on the nra and the politicians they own to

00:03:38.360 protect families across this country and help turn the tide and he's funded college educations for

00:03:44.260 thousands of deserving low-income and middle-class kids could he stop there supported life-saving

00:03:48.740 he probably stopped so much he probably stopped there and the outright denial of this administration

00:03:53.960 to protect the only home we have from the growing menace of climate i'm guessing did he stop he sees a

00:03:59.900 different kind of menace coming from washington so there's no stopping no stop oh because there's

00:04:05.380 an america waiting to be rebuilt sure everyone without health insurance is guaranteed to get it and

00:04:11.200 everyone who likes theirs can go ahead and keep it yeah we've heard that where the wealthy will pay

00:04:15.420 more in taxes oh good struggling middle class will get their fair share let's get those rich people

00:04:20.800 just allow you to get by you become jobs that let you get ahead wow bloomberg for president jobs

00:04:28.200 creator leader problem solver it's going to take all three to build back a country it sure is so make

00:04:36.760 america great again is now rebuild america which is essentially like that i mean it's kind of the

00:04:41.880 same thing right same slogan uh that's a fascinating it's a this is a fascinating experiment and my my

00:04:47.620 there's a million things to talk about on mike bloomberg most of which are just topics on talk

00:04:53.340 radio because he's not going to win the nomination but my favorite part of this is can we finally put to

00:05:00.980 rest the idea that you can buy an election that if you have so much money you can put all your money

00:05:07.060 in there and you can buy an election he's going to attempt it here the man has 50 billion dollars

00:05:13.640 he is the ninth richest person on earth yeah he is going to dump so much money into this campaign

00:05:22.240 starting with 30 million 30 million and right off the top they say it's the biggest spend in any week

00:05:28.120 in any campaign in american history including the general election oh wow really yeah wow and a

00:05:34.960 meaningless nowhere week around thanksgiving and there's no way i mean what the ego it must take

00:05:43.600 to believe you can win this thing when everyone knows you don't have a shot oh there's no chance he

00:05:49.220 wins his chances it's got to be less than one percent there's no way people are clamoring for a michael

00:05:56.200 bloomberg presidency i don't think most of the bloomberg family is i don't think so clamoring

00:06:01.200 for that no i don't think they are uh and you know he's going to try essentially a variation of the

00:06:05.960 giuliani approach which is skip all the early states is he still going to do that because i read an article

00:06:11.480 where he was all in now oh he is that's what i heard because he's not even on the ballot in new

00:06:16.200 hampshire as far as i know i don't think he is i know he made the uh the alabama ballot and he can get

00:06:21.100 on whatever ballot he wants yeah but the at least the reporting i heard this morning again confirmed

00:06:25.940 that he was planning on skipping the first four states so he would come in on super tuesday wow

00:06:31.780 and that's why he's going to be able to spend so much money because strategy though because it'll be

00:06:37.520 over by then it certainly was for giuliani remember when he waited in florida for everybody to catch up

00:06:42.680 to him yeah and they'd already passed him by bye it did not work it did not work i mean you know

00:06:49.080 rubio sort of did that in the last uh in the last primary as well he tried to compete in certain early

00:06:55.040 states but he is he went all in on florida and again that that didn't work doesn't seem to be one

00:07:01.420 of those things that that works all that well but think about this pat there's a guy who is

00:07:06.880 50 billion dollars uh of wealth and he says he might spend up to a billion dollars on this campaign

00:07:13.940 a billion wow and this is an experiment that's never been tried really i mean ross perot obviously

00:07:19.100 is the most obvious example he comes in with his own money he has a lot to spend but he didn't spend

00:07:23.880 anywhere close i mean i think he might have spent 60 or 70 million dollars the entire campaign

00:07:29.500 and he was running for a general and had to get on on ballots as an independent trump ran last time

00:07:35.440 kind of talked about self-funding but never i mean he spent he probably he spent about 50 million

00:07:40.220 dollars of his own money on the campaign which is a hell of a lot of money but that's not a self-funding

00:07:44.680 thing i mean he was still doing getting a lot of donations and got tons of help money wise from the rnc

00:07:50.500 and all these other sources there was a one attempt back in i think it was 1980 where the libertarian

00:07:57.720 candidate they put a um they put one of the coke brothers was the vice presidential candidate so they

00:08:03.540 could spend whatever they wanted and it was a coke brother at the number two slot and you know it

00:08:08.440 helped i mean they had i think their highest vote total of the entire party's history with the

00:08:14.120 exception of you know 2016 um it was the was the one that beat it with gary johnson um but still like

00:08:21.560 it's an interesting thought in that all these problems that you have as a candidate when you go

00:08:26.540 out and you're trying to go raise money and you're trying to you know kiss butt to everybody i mean

00:08:31.000 they're saying bloomberg's not even going to be out doing speeches he's just running ads he's like

00:08:35.500 running a a campaign like like a fantasy team you know he's just it's it's he's not going out he's

00:08:41.580 not training he's not running sprints he's not learning plays he's just the fantasy team gm and

00:08:47.660 he's kind of running ads he can spend them and you know it's a well-done ad if you yeah any of that

00:08:52.940 stuff appeals to you i don't know that any of it does appeal to the democratic party today taking a match

00:08:59.660 the u.s constitution doesn't appeal to you like uh just burn up the well that should appeal though

00:09:05.220 to the democratic party yeah that's he should just say he's doing that more coming up in 60 seconds

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00:10:15.080 just a quick reminder too michael bloomberg sucked as new york city mayor let's not forget he banned

00:10:32.760 salt or try to he tried to ban salt uh and i think did ban the 16 ounce soda right yeah you couldn't get

00:10:41.500 the 16 ounce was it 32 i thought it was 32 he could only go up to 16 ounces something like that

00:10:46.240 which made him the end my number one enemy on earth right uh because soda is the most important

00:10:51.940 thing in my life you could buy five 12 ounce and drink them all oh yeah i mean it's stupid it was

00:10:58.720 ridiculous everyone showed how ridiculous it was and silly it was almost immediately and the salt thing

00:11:04.980 is funny because we've talked about this before that the the latest science on salt uh shows that it

00:11:10.600 actually isn't harmful right uh which is hilarious because they've been talking about this for such a

00:11:16.240 long time and you go back and look at the history of of the salt thing it doesn't even it's not even

00:11:20.900 true you know what else isn't terribly awful for you if you just do it in moderation soda i mean you

00:11:27.180 could have a soda every once in a while it's not going to be a big deal oh yeah right i mean or you

00:11:31.160 could do what i do and have 12 a day right and that that is okay too you know if that's what you want

00:11:37.680 to do that's what you want to do he's not a freedom guy though michael bloomberg is not a do

00:11:41.540 what you want to do kind of guy yeah there's a certain brand of politician and and they come

00:11:45.840 from both sides right like i mean go back to al gore on lyrics in rap songs you remember back in

00:11:52.820 the day alan tipper right that's sort of came with the warning labels it was tipper gore that was behind

00:11:57.820 all that yeah there's sort of parental uh uh thing that they that some certain politicians do and one

00:12:04.540 who does it on quote unquote the right however you see him is mike huckabee he's the same way

00:12:08.440 where like he wants to make sure look yes i'm i'm on board with michelle obama's you know don't put

00:12:13.740 too much you know crappy food in kids lunches plan and and let me let's make these this illegal because

00:12:19.680 i think it's bad and this should be illegal because i think it's bad it's this it's this parental or

00:12:24.040 almost a maternal right um uh thought of the way it's supposed to they know better because they know

00:12:29.580 better and that's bloomberg 100 yes he's totally down that road and there's some things about that

00:12:35.980 that appeal i think to democrats right where you said you know lighting the constitution on fire

00:12:40.800 there's an argument to make that he should just make that as campaign slogan i'm michael bloomberg i

00:12:45.440 will light the constitution on fire and it might actually work in the democratic primary right now

00:12:49.720 seems to be what they want when you look at the with who they're choosing but bloomberg is at

00:12:55.580 least seen as a centrist used to be a republican then he was an independent and then he's just

00:13:01.060 full-fledged democrat yes and so i don't think there's much hunger for him bloomberg's a guy who

00:13:08.380 has all sorts of weird me too problems which has not been investigated but will be sure i know about

00:13:14.020 the me too problems of bloomberg yeah i haven't heard about that he's apologized for some of it um i

00:13:19.280 wouldn't say it's not harvey weinstein stuff we're talking about it's it's stuff where he was very

00:13:24.240 a dismissive of women at the workplace um he is known as a guy there's there's a profile that was

00:13:32.000 written a few years ago about bloomberg and he's talking to a reporter and uh if you have a child

00:13:37.120 in your car might be a good time to turn the radio down for a second he's talking to a reporter and

00:13:41.040 they're at like a party with all these you know beautiful beautiful people and their beautiful gowns

00:13:44.680 walking around and he's this person is trying to you know you know what these profiles are like

00:13:49.820 right like you they're super in depth they analyze everything you do you know i mean that all the

00:13:56.940 color of every moment is there you're like a fly on the wall in the room with whoever's being profiled

00:14:01.940 so at one point a beautiful woman walks by i believe in her 20s and uh and bloomberg blurts out

00:14:09.420 to the reporter standing right there man she's got a she's got a hell of an ass on her huh oh golly and

00:14:15.480 it comes it's in the profile right like you can't that's not a thing that i mean you have and this

00:14:22.340 happened when i think it was i want to say it was 2013 it's not a long time ago recently yeah it's not

00:14:27.400 like we're going back to the 80s for this stuff yeah so there is a uh there's no fit there's no

00:14:35.180 sensible logical fit for mike bloomberg to win this nomination it is purely an ego thing it's purely

00:14:43.020 he thinks he's the only person who can do this right it's a big deal and what i find interesting

00:14:50.040 about this maybe the biggest part of this is there has been this thing in politics where we've been

00:14:54.360 told over and over and over and over again we have to do something about money in politics because you

00:14:58.600 can just buy elections and we've said how many times it's just not true where is the evidence of

00:15:03.340 this right it has nothing to do with who spends more money donald trump spent nothing compared to

00:15:08.300 hillary clinton and won that election it is not it's not about that michael bloomberg is going to

00:15:14.220 come in here and have a war chest of 50 billion dollars the ninth largest war chest of any person

00:15:22.500 on earth to come in here and try to win an election against people like andrew yang and uh cory booker

00:15:30.800 and if you can't do that if you can't beat the mayor of south bend indiana with 50 billion dollars

00:15:37.840 i don't think he's going to i don't think he is either not only is he not going to win the election

00:15:41.520 he's not going to beat maybe even andrew yang i i i don't see him getting past isn't yang up to

00:15:48.520 like four percent i don't see bloomberg bloomberg much higher than four percent yeah i mean yang's

00:15:52.800 actually done really well with this election he has and he's i think he's he stands out of this field

00:15:57.640 as someone who is at least honest and well reasoned though i disagree with his reasoning on

00:16:06.600 almost all the things he's talking about he at least knows what he's talking about unlike someone

00:16:10.760 like elizabeth warren who's just saying whatever thing she can say to try to vilify people who are

00:16:17.820 wealthy she's just start graving nuts yeah she's just nuts and it's it gets worse and worse every

00:16:21.940 day uh she is she you know and you know what's going to be really fun to watch is if what looks

00:16:28.160 like is happening in the polls with her falling continues to happen oh man her in ultimate flail

00:16:33.680 mode is going to be fantastic it's going to be it might be better than better it might be better

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00:17:45.220 so you're just talking about elizabeth warren uh her tax plan is a pretty good one you know i i think you

00:18:10.140 were alluding to the fact that it might be crazy but i i don't know really listen to this democratic

00:18:17.600 presidential uh candidate elizabeth warren has unveiled sweeping tax proposals that would push

00:18:23.100 federal tax rates on some billionaires and multi-millionaires above 100 percent

00:18:30.580 now is that their fair share if you just take no more than everything they have that's not their fair

00:18:38.020 share yet no i don't think some from other people too and give it to you i think we have to take

00:18:43.680 money from poor people to give to billionaires for them to pay in taxes okay that's my proposal uh so

00:18:49.680 potential tax rates over 100 could result from the combination of tax increases she's proposing

00:18:55.320 she wants to return the top income tax rate to 39.6 from 37 now then she wants to impose a new 50

00:19:04.100 well it's 14.8 it's almost 15 tax for social security wow wow wow amazing and then that's one

00:19:13.120 of those that never end now if you at some point for you know people who make over a certain amount

00:19:20.240 of money it the they stop taking it from you during the year because they've taken everything they can

00:19:24.900 right it's a little over a hundred thousand dollars yeah it's maxed out uh it wouldn't be maxed out

00:19:30.760 anymore so it's just 15 the whole year oh cool uh it's not wonderful and it would add an annual tax

00:19:37.340 of up to six percent on accumulated wealth and require rich investors to pay capital gains taxes

00:19:41.980 at the same rate as income tax so that'd be another 39.6 on your capital gains which is a double tax

00:19:50.360 because you've already paid taxes on the income right but other than that so if you if you take a

00:19:56.880 billionaire with a thousand dollar investment who earns a six percent return or 60 bucks they receive

00:20:02.220 a capital gain dividend or interest if all of warren's taxes are implemented he could owe 58.2

00:20:09.300 percent of that or 35 in federal tax plus his entire investment would incur a six percent wealth tax

00:20:15.420 that's at least six sixty dollars then the result is a tax as high as 95 dollars on income of 60

00:20:25.380 for a combined tax rate of 158 now is that is that fair that's fair right because it's funny we've

00:20:34.420 tried many times to pin down the left on what the fair share number is yes i don't think i've even

00:20:42.480 ever heard them get to 158 before i feel like 158 i think you're in safe fair territory there yeah

00:20:49.380 that's probably fair right everything you earn plus another half of what you earn plus a little more

00:20:55.080 and i'm not sure where that comes from but uh well i mean that's up to you to figure it out okay a lot

00:20:59.620 of this comes from uh to her wealth tax which is blatantly unconstitutional uh was discussed for a

00:21:05.940 very long time there's a reason why they needed the 16th amendment to have an income tax in the first

00:21:10.180 place and specifically did not allow for things like the wealth tax when it occurred uh but whatever

00:21:15.880 we're just going to ignore the constitution here for a second again i'm michael bloomberg i'm setting a

00:21:19.700 fire to the constitution and i want to be your president and elizabeth warren is certainly

00:21:23.620 has already blazed that path so but when you start taking money that's already been earned

00:21:29.740 and as you point out already been taxed then it goes into investments it gets taxed again

00:21:34.820 and then it's sitting in your bank account and then it gets taxed again i mean if you start taxing the

00:21:39.260 same dollar this many times you can get over 100 right yeah because now you've taxed it three times

00:21:44.980 at least and when they spend it you're taxing it again right unbelievable it's incredible

00:21:50.300 how much they will do and if you die they're going to tax it again they're going to take half of what

00:21:55.920 you've accumulated and you've already paid taxes on all of that i know in some cases triple taxes on

00:22:02.100 all of that it's it's hard to know unbelievable to whether it doesn't feel like to me as a person

00:22:08.680 who's grown up here in the united states that something like this could be possible that a person

00:22:13.660 who's advocating things like this and trying to vilify people for being successful in this country

00:22:19.180 could possibly win the election but we shouldn't brush it off yeah i don't know especially when

00:22:23.780 it gets to a one-on-one thing anything can happen with the media behind uh the other side

00:22:27.940 anything can happen right it doesn't seem like it you know you can get elected in cuba maybe doing

00:22:33.580 this you can get elected in venezuela doing this i mean with the help of you know maybe some some of

00:22:39.320 the opposition people being murdered along the way but she's among the leaders yeah i know it's hard

00:22:45.240 to believe but there it is more patents too for glenn coming up on the glenn beck program

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00:24:18.240 patent stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-beck we're talking about michael bloomberg

00:24:45.660 some of his issues as he jumps into the presidential campaign uh it's interesting

00:24:50.700 because i don't know that these have been highly publicized but he's got some issues here he does

00:24:56.960 have some some me too issues and i don't know if it's exactly me too issues you know when you say

00:25:02.920 me too and this is one of the problems with the whole term and hashtag and movement or any movement

00:25:07.460 you name after a hashtag uh one of the issues with it is it just encompasses so such a wide variety of

00:25:14.740 behavior it's like everything from i murdered 47 women to i once brushed into someone on the subway

00:25:21.300 it's all included in me too it's like everything from like jeffrey domers i asked her out twice

00:25:26.860 right and she said no both times that's that's a me too violation or you actually ask someone out

00:25:32.460 they say yes you have a consensual relationship but i think because she earns ten thousand dollars a

00:25:37.820 year less than you you have too much power and therefore it's a me too violation all the way up to

00:25:42.720 uh you know something they're making like true crime documentaries about on netflix that entire

00:25:48.220 range is me too so this would be more on the low end of the me too movement but let me give you a

00:25:53.620 couple of these uh bloomberg as i mentioned and again this gets a little salty if you happen to

00:25:58.380 have kids in the car here on the uh thanksgiving vacation uh bloomberg reportedly saying to a

00:26:03.400 journalist and the journalist friend as he gazed at a woman at a holiday party look at the ass on her

00:26:08.900 he denies that one of course there were two witnesses which you know so it seems like he

00:26:14.160 probably did and there's a bunch of others he doesn't really deny um bloomberg according to a

00:26:18.500 top aide seek seeing attractive women and reflexively remarking uh this isn't the exact words they use

00:26:24.560 here but nice boobs is basically what he would say then bloomberg mocking christine quinn the then

00:26:32.480 speaker of the new york city council for going too long between her hair colorings she said the couple

00:26:37.740 of weeks before i need to get my hair colored quinn once said he'll say do you pay a lot to make

00:26:42.860 your hair to be two colors because it's now three with the gray now that's then um bloomberg mocking

00:26:49.780 quinn again saying um because she fails to wear heels at public events i was at a parade with him

00:26:55.340 once and he said what are those they're comfortable she said and he said i never want to hear those

00:27:00.100 words out of your mouth again bloomberg quoted us by colleagues as saying if women wanted to be

00:27:06.080 appreciated for their brains they'd go to the library instead of blooming dales oh no and

00:27:11.760 bloomberg asked in a deposition have you ever made a comment to the effect that you would like to

00:27:17.340 quote do that piece of meat um bloomberg replied i don't recall ever using the term meat

00:27:23.800 so if you kind of see this here uh i are not really strong denials no are they there's not really a lot

00:27:32.680 of strong denials and this is apparently a very well-known thing you know it's new york so there's

00:27:37.360 a lot of creepy things yeah and i would say this is this more puts him in the category of being a

00:27:42.340 jerk yeah then then then a harvey weinstein sexual harasser right it's not the same exact type of thing

00:27:50.180 but it's something you'd think in the democratic primary would not work right right stop and frisk

00:27:55.580 he had in new york city uh which you know arguably uh did wind up doing a lot in that city that was

00:28:02.480 his policy it was his policy and he's now come out and apologized for it because you're not allowed to

00:28:06.740 hold that policy in the democrat party right so that's gone and then you know the other thing you

00:28:12.400 hear in his ad which i find to be fascinating is he kind of just lists off all the amazing things he's

00:28:17.940 done and this is typical of politicians right i did this i did that i took on this i took on that

00:28:23.200 but has he won any of the things he took on like for example he brings up coal and he brings up uh

00:28:29.860 the climate like has the climate been solved because of his efforts i i if it has i'm great

00:28:35.220 it's great news no but he took it on he took it on yeah he took it and he spent a bunch of his money

00:28:39.680 trying to get coal plants shut down now of course what happened was some coal plants have shut down

00:28:45.740 for multiple reasons one government regulation two natural gas is is winds up being a better product

00:28:52.400 and people like it more so we're using that instead we're using a different fossil fuel but

00:28:56.460 that's not because of michael bloomberg convincing anybody yeah and and in another point uh barack

00:29:02.260 obama took that on long before he became he became mayor well no it was after he became mayor but but he

00:29:08.560 took it on on a national scale and said that they can build these power plants but they're going to go

00:29:13.600 bankrupt if they do because he was going to regulate them so hard yeah that was part of his campaign

00:29:18.360 and and he shut down hundreds of coal-fired power plants bloomberg basically takes credit for

00:29:24.300 this uh influencing government regulation to shut these things down again that might play in the

00:29:30.100 democratic party does that play to americans where you're you're using your money to to manipulate

00:29:34.420 government laws to take away people's businesses like i sounds glorious i know uh guns did he solve the

00:29:41.960 gun violence problem because he keeps bragging about how much he's he stopped that and the problem is if

00:29:48.120 if democrats have solved all these problems they've got nothing to run on all right like if they keep

00:29:54.200 saying how bad the gun violence problem is at the same time bragging about taking it on well what is

00:29:59.060 your taking it on done nothing worse yeah i mean it to your if by your telling it's made it worse

00:30:05.460 and then i think people still drink soda i don't know i mean i've it seems relatively common yes and

00:30:12.220 they use salt and they use salt and he tried to bend that couldn't get that done so i just don't know

00:30:17.740 where the appetite close down a lot of streets in new york he did if i remember correctly he made them

00:30:22.300 he made them uh he made traffic by vehicle forbidden in certain areas which made getting around in new

00:30:30.840 york more difficult impossible which was great it's already terrible it was yes and he made it worse and

00:30:36.880 he's also this type of guy who will use his power for whatever he wants right like no there's a lot of

00:30:41.860 there's a lot of arguments to be made that he couldn't have done any of these things when he was mayor

00:30:44.700 but he did them anyway and i think most fascinating is what are you going to hear if donald trump wins

00:30:49.440 let's say donald trump we go through 2020 donald trump wins the day he's uh you know this hits

00:30:56.100 hits the left and they realize it's it's an actual thing number one of course what they're going to

00:31:00.420 try to do is impeach him again over something um and they're going to go down that road but what

00:31:05.180 they're going to start doing is warning you that this guy is going to stay an extra term he's going to

00:31:11.060 blow off the constitution and he's going to wind up going for an extra term he's going to be a guy

00:31:16.600 who who's going to be there for three or four or five terms who knows how long now of course you can

00:31:21.100 go back and say well wasn't it your guy who was there for 500 terms and is the reason we have the

00:31:26.920 constitutional amendment that limits it to two i don't know if you remember this was fdr wasn't it

00:31:31.160 some you know big republican a big conservative but beyond that um bloomberg did that in new york

00:31:38.420 he was two term limited there and led a campaign to get himself elected to change the constitution

00:31:46.520 to allow him to be elected for a third term which actually worked and he was successful

00:31:51.680 the one of the reasons it worked it was because it was in the middle of the uh financial crisis

00:31:55.400 and people were like well we don't want to change and and he he knows a lot about money i think so

00:31:59.580 keep him there but he actually got a third term how how's left going to make that argument which

00:32:05.440 they will make by the way if trump wins yeah they will if they nominate michael bloomberg

00:32:09.140 who is the you know he's he's the trailblazer on this particular thing the bloomberg thing isn't

00:32:15.760 going to happen right it's not he's not going to win he honestly would probably have a better chance

00:32:21.360 if he ran as an independent right out of this primary process jumped in on his own wait to see you

00:32:27.240 know because he keeps saying he doesn't want bernie sanders or elizabeth warren they're too

00:32:30.020 socialist well if one of those those guys wins then you jump in and maybe you know you run as

00:32:36.460 an independent that would probably be a more realistic path for him to make a dent here he's

00:32:41.240 not going to win in this field and they don't want him nobody wants michael bloomberg nobody wants him

00:32:46.320 that's why they don't want money i was so surprised to see him actually get into this because who was

00:32:51.620 clamoring for this nobody no nobody was nobody said you know we got really crappy well they're saying

00:32:56.880 that they've got bad choices but nobody has said hey and i sure wish that great option michael

00:33:03.600 bloomberg would jump in here to give us a better choice nobody wants that yeah i mean they want

00:33:08.480 they might want michelle obama or or hillary even but they don't want michael bloomberg i don't think

00:33:14.560 they even want hillary no michelle obama they would love to have they would love or oprah yeah something

00:33:19.800 like that something yeah uh it's funny too one other part of this which is interesting i think

00:33:24.680 is the billionaire club's a pretty exclusive club what's a few hundred of them right and they all

00:33:31.200 sort of compete with each other and for a very long time donald trump was seen as this sort of like

00:33:38.140 low level billionaire to these other billionaires right like this is you know they used to be

00:33:45.960 explained as uh donald trump is is a rich person for poor people right like poor people see donald trump

00:33:52.900 as the ultimate rich person but rich people don't see donald trump as as the ultimate rich person

00:33:57.920 they see him as like you know i'd be like like a more like almost a consumer facing object right

00:34:05.660 as opposed to some well-done research if you think of it like it's like he's like an advertising guy

00:34:10.780 he's a guy who's like making money off of his name he's on tv all the time where the people like

00:34:14.520 bloomberg are serious and they've created real businesses and they've created real value and they're

00:34:19.480 doing real dude he's just like a he's a sideshow he's a cartoon and that was the way trump was seen

00:34:24.560 within that community for years and years and of course it bothered i think donald trump i mean

00:34:29.540 there's a lot of reporting that it did however i mean it's hard for him i mean the guy is the president

00:34:34.600 of the united states now so he's won here right like he's no longer you can't criticize him in that way

00:34:41.120 anymore and i think a lot of these remember there's two billionaires running in the democratic primary

00:34:45.520 right now tom steyer is also running and trying to do a very similar thing to limited success but

00:34:50.880 some uh in the in the in the early states and bloomberg is now trying this there's this thing

00:34:56.780 i think there's this competition among billionaires where they see what trump has accomplished if trump

00:35:02.480 can do that of course i can do it i'm much better i'm much smarter i'm i have more money than he does

00:35:07.280 yep and there's this weird competition that goes on there for uh it's not even about money it's

00:35:12.460 about pride it's about accomplishment and bloomberg i think that is where he sees himself in this in

00:35:20.900 this race steyer is a real ideologue steyer is a big time like he's elizabeth warren bernie

00:35:27.960 sanders level ideologue that happens to have a lot of money yeah which is why i could you could see a

00:35:33.220 situation where and she's not going to win but like a kamala harris wins the presidency and you put

00:35:39.300 someone like tom steyer as your vp because again then steyer can spend all of his money on the

00:35:44.520 campaign whether you like and he's he's aligned quite well with the democrats bloomberg isn't though

00:35:50.580 there's no there's no ticket i mean maybe he would fit on a joe biden ticket or something i don't think

00:35:55.760 he would take a vp slot but still like there's a there's a situation where there is not a lot of

00:36:01.000 thirst for a guy who's going to brag he used to be a republican in this field right that's not a thing

00:36:06.280 that people want yeah right and i think um i i think you're right about the about the uh his

00:36:13.720 fellow billionaires who are looking at trump and thinking they can do the same thing oh yeah and i

00:36:18.220 think mark cuban's another one i think mark cuban would love to jump into this race somewhere because

00:36:23.480 it eats him alive that trump is the president of the united states and he's not yeah i think he sees

00:36:28.980 himself as a better version right definitely trump's you know and because because there are different

00:36:34.780 profiles i'm on tv too yeah i'm a billionaire too i could do this better than trump could i'm way

00:36:40.420 smarter than him i've dealt with him before i'm smarter than him they all look when you're a

00:36:44.640 billionaire of course you kind of feel this way right of course you do you've accomplished a lot

00:36:49.320 you've built something that no one else can do you're in the you know very top echelons of society

00:36:54.580 people do things for you all the time you basically win all the time you're used to it and then you

00:37:02.840 see this guy who you've thought your entire life is is this kind of pathetic entry into your little

00:37:08.780 club the guy it's like the guy you know uh rodney dangerfield in caddyshack right like that's trump

00:37:14.180 to these guys like you know they're all around they're having their nice little golf tournaments

00:37:17.480 and this guy's building condos next door and he's got like the exactly like that he's got a stereo on

00:37:22.780 his golf bag that he's blasting yep you know and and he's making all sorts of rude comments and

00:37:27.740 everyone's like oh i can't believe him take that oh you know did you get a free bowl of soup with

00:37:33.340 that hat you know i mean like it's that point where they see him as this invader into their cool

00:37:38.200 thing and then like it's time to wait we can beat him why don't we just step in i've got way more

00:37:43.220 money i can spend whatever i want i'll come in here and i'll crush this guy he sucks and i think that's

00:37:48.480 the way they think about it and they're going to find out that this little summary of the american

00:37:54.100 people which is so so progressively typical is to say that because you ask anybody who brings up the

00:38:02.680 point hey um you know i i just don't want money taking over politics i don't want anyone i i don't

00:38:08.060 want to you can go buy an election he's going to go try to buy an election that shouldn't be allowed

00:38:11.680 ask any person who says that one question would you ever be won over by ads if they ran like a

00:38:18.940 thousand ads on your let's just say they targeted only you with all their money and every day all you

00:38:22.560 did was wake up and there's billboards in front of your house with michael bloomberg's face and

00:38:25.940 their every tv commercial is michael bloomberg telling you all the things that you want to hear

00:38:29.000 would you be won over by it and what they will tell you every single time is of course not i can

00:38:33.040 be won over by political ads what they're saying implicitly there is everyone else is lesser than me

00:38:39.120 i can do it i can resist the ads i can think for myself but everyone else is going to be fooled

00:38:43.400 yeah and i can't allow other people to be fooled because their personal decision making process

00:38:48.180 isn't one that i approve of it's so it's so pathetic it's so arrogant and so elitist and so

00:38:55.800 condescending and it's all built into that little phrase and we're about to prove it wrong it's not

00:39:00.540 true that you can buy an election it doesn't happen in this country it's not true uh and you know this

00:39:06.440 has been a thing where you want to say the coke brothers they want to bring up their little

00:39:09.400 boogeyman on the right all the time that are supposedly buying elections well who's got like

00:39:13.340 multiple billionaires in their field trying to do it not to mention multiple millionaires i mean

00:39:17.220 elizabeth warren's got a lot of money too andrew yang's not not uh not poor plus the unions who

00:39:22.340 spend about three to four times what the coke brothers do on elections yes triple eight seven

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00:40:44.160 that's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program uh coming up we're going to talk about

00:41:03.600 this uh navy situation with the navy seal and uh president trump has been uh pardoning people

00:41:12.680 blocking their their trident being taken away as as a seal you know they got the trident thing that

00:41:19.240 makes you a seal and and i guess the navy was going to have a have a hearing as to whether or

00:41:24.760 not he got to keep that the guy that was uh he was accused of war crimes but not convicted of them

00:41:30.760 correct and so that is a big controversy the secretary of the navy uh basically fired overnight

00:41:36.900 um which is a you know a big situation in our in our in our country but i don't think the press

00:41:42.160 understands it at all you can hear by the way they're handling it they have no idea how this

00:41:47.180 plays to the american people we'll get into that coming up on the glenn beck program that is good

00:41:51.660 you're listening to glenn beck

00:41:57.840 the kaepernick thing i could do oh good gosh i could talk for that i could talk about that

00:42:13.100 for the whole show just the kunta kinte shirt is enough to spark a lot of discussion really yeah

00:42:20.920 well maybe we should get into that maybe we should yeah we also have the the navy situation that kind

00:42:26.980 of broke overnight and it is a bizarre thing these things it's it's an interesting like experiment

00:42:34.600 thought experiment to look back at the trump administration and think of it as like if it

00:42:39.240 was a run-of-the-mill sort of like uh administration how big these stories would be like i mean i think

00:42:47.220 we easily could have gone this entire day not even talking about that like and been fine oh yeah you

00:42:51.940 know yeah where i think it happens in another administration it's a huge story for weeks and

00:42:56.220 weeks definitely here it's like whatever what happened i don't even know we really have uh

00:43:03.400 we've become immune to the big story these days yeah we have all right more in a second

00:43:07.300 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program today featuring pat and stew

00:43:31.720 uh great to have you with us triple eight seven two seven b e c k uh the the navy um some interesting

00:43:42.120 things going on with the secretary of the navy yeah he's kind of big kind of big now the very

00:43:48.960 unfortunately named richard spencer which is not the name you want in 2019 richard spencer the white

00:43:56.600 supremacist has sort of screwed you over on that one if your name's richard spencer yeah like i've

00:44:01.280 been richard spencer for a very long time and now all of a sudden it sucks i will give you a good

00:44:04.820 example of this actually uh let's just say your name happened to be lisa page that's where i thought

00:44:10.720 you were gonna uh which i happen to be married to a person who happens to have the name lisa page

00:44:17.600 now this is not the lisa page who's in the middle of the uh trump impeachment stuff or the the muller

00:44:25.080 report like you'll see you know it was page and struck right that i get all these names confused

00:44:29.980 who were texting back and forth about how bad donald trump was they needed an insurance policy

00:44:34.280 to take him down like and they were having an affair they're having an affair going on i hope it

00:44:39.240 wasn't the same lisa page jeez i haven't really thought of it that way uh but her name my wife's name

00:44:45.820 and lisa page is now that you know they're the same name they're spelled differently but whenever

00:44:50.700 you say lisa page people don't don't think about you know this you know pop culture radio host they

00:44:56.520 thinking about this person who's been texting uh these terrible things about the president i told her

00:45:01.500 at one point i'm like you know what the truth is like this thing blows up big enough you're gonna

00:45:04.740 have to change your name you're gonna have to because like what if her name was like monica

00:45:08.960 lewinski right like and she just went through her whole life as monica lewinski and then one day

00:45:13.280 monica lewinski happens you can't keep your name monica lewinski you almost have to change it yeah

00:45:17.880 i think pretty much you do if your name's like dave duke it probably was like adolf hitler you don't

00:45:24.440 want to be adolf hitler oh in this day and age yeah you just can't it just doesn't it's not helpful

00:45:29.840 no it's not so richard spencer who was the navy secretary he uh he had a there's a big blow up

00:45:38.060 and we probably have to walk back a few uh paces here to explain what happened but there was a navy

00:45:44.900 seal who was accused of war crimes within the war on isis and the accusation was basically he was

00:45:55.140 killing prisoners in custody and that was a violation of all of our you know standards when it

00:46:02.140 comes to you get you get a even in war you get a uh there are standards there right um and so you're

00:46:09.200 not supposed to just like kill people for no reason when they're captured now of course uh gallagher

00:46:15.680 denied doing this they went through a trial and he was acquitted he wasn't he you know he didn't do

00:46:22.020 it at least legally and and he didn't has denied the entire time that he did this

00:46:27.100 it gets a little more complicated after that because the he did pose with the body of isis

00:46:35.900 prisoners yeah we've seen the evidence of that so there's kind of no denying that right and you're

00:46:40.260 not supposed to do that right now that's not something you're going to necessarily go to

00:46:43.700 prison for but it was something that the military said you know what we're knocking you down rank

00:46:47.260 we're not going to be you're not going to have the rank that you used to have because we think this

00:46:50.860 is not the the behavior coming of a navy seal exactly now usually what happens is the military

00:46:57.680 deals with that stuff you can say it's right or wrong and that's the end of it what happened here

00:47:01.540 was trump jumped in and said look no we're restoring his rank uh he didn't do anything wrong stop treating

00:47:08.140 our soldiers badly when they come back from from being overseas and fighting for us so this happened

00:47:15.340 uh and he had his rank restored which you know ruffled some feathers within the military sort of

00:47:21.740 structure and then after that they said well we're going to have this sort of board of his peers to

00:47:30.080 decide whether he gets to remain a navy seal and keep his trident uh they're like oh well i guess this

00:47:35.980 is something and i you know you look at me and you're saying that guy that guy's got to be a navy seal

00:47:40.040 and it's not true i'm actually not a navy seal a lot of people think that a lot of people look at me

00:47:44.120 and just say oh my gosh he just looks like it you know really good shape uh you know uh just looks

00:47:49.900 like a guy who would be a hero a lot of people think that about me and that's not actually true

00:47:53.680 technically really yeah that surprises me yeah yeah a lot it happens to so many and and look i want to

00:47:59.940 make sure that i don't want to steal any valor here okay i did not serve in that capacity for

00:48:04.740 clearing that up you're what no it's okay it's okay so uh i don't know all the ins and outs but

00:48:09.020 basically there's a panel that says of his peers that say look we don't think of other navy seals

00:48:13.540 saying like look no you screwed up here and we're gonna we're gonna knock you down that hadn't

00:48:17.220 happened yet but it was going to happen trump stepped in again and said no we're not gonna

00:48:21.080 let that happen that's not happening then there was a big disagreement between the secretary of the

00:48:25.660 navy and the secretary of defense and the secretary of defense won and now the navy secretary has been

00:48:32.820 basically fired publicly he fired back in a very uh harshly worded letter as all um i mean you want to

00:48:39.940 talk about military drama it always comes in the form of a harshly worded letter and basically said

00:48:46.820 look this is the president is jumping into the middle of of uh how we keep people uh accountable

00:48:54.100 in the military and you can't do that now of course he can do that he very clearly can do it commander

00:48:59.420 in chief yeah kind of kind of means something it means you can do that yeah there's a role there for

00:49:05.400 you yes but he didn't like it and he stepped down and fine whatever uh but this is being blown up as

00:49:11.720 yet another massive controversy yet another game changer yet another day where the walls are closing

00:49:17.120 in on the trump administration yet again another major thing that we're all supposed to be fired up

00:49:21.820 and worried about and the media is trying to make it into this big story and look it's a big story

00:49:27.740 because you know it affects uh you know the most important you know uh group of people probably in

00:49:34.980 our all of our lives the military but beyond that i think the the press thinks this is something that's

00:49:40.980 going to hurt trump no way or they wouldn't be talking about it not with the american people i think

00:49:45.340 you're totally right on that i think you're totally right on that the american people look at this and

00:49:49.420 say this is exactly what we want trump for yes a person who's going to look at all the nonsense wait a

00:49:56.940 minute what was he he was he took a picture with a guy trying to kill him it's like the naked pyramid

00:50:02.180 thing yeah they want someone who's going to step up and say screw you screw all your little bureaucracy

00:50:07.880 all you want to come back and punish a guy who's over there defending us against terrorists because he

00:50:15.600 took a photo nope no get out of my way and the people are going to agree with that every time yeah

00:50:21.600 you're going to get 80 90 percent of americans on board with that i think i think so too i think

00:50:26.780 this helps him a lot i mean standing up for not only someone in our military but also someone in

00:50:34.560 our military who's being uh targeted for negative consequences and you can stand up and just knock

00:50:41.940 all the crap out of the way and say you know what this guy we maybe he made a mistake here there i don't

00:50:47.440 know but the bottom line is what he was doing is good for this country and we need people like that

00:50:51.180 and if we start treating him like uh people who can come back and constantly be punished for that

00:50:58.120 fighting we're going to lose them then people aren't going to want to sign up and it smacks of vietnam

00:51:02.680 all over again treating treating those soldiers the way we treated them when they came back and nobody

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00:52:16.060 pat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK uh have you you have disney plus

00:52:35.200 right i do yes i have not actually watched it yet but i do have it oh you haven't even watched it yet

00:52:39.900 not really no what was it like uh i haven't seen the number since but day one there were 10

00:52:44.760 million new subscribers day one 10 million been a nice year for disney a good year yeah that's a

00:52:51.300 good that's a decent number for the first day and now we're what two weeks beyond that i'm sure

00:52:57.500 they're at 12 15 who knows i haven't seen the numbers um but uh i signed up because of the

00:53:05.760 mandalorian yeah me too that's why you said i actually when i heard the idea disney plus i was

00:53:10.580 like oh come on i'm gonna sign up that stupid thing they're like we've got a star wars series

00:53:14.820 we're not gonna tell you anything about it okay i'm in yep i'm in yep mandalorian i don't even know

00:53:18.900 what a mandalorian is i don't i'm in i still don't know you know it's amazing how much goodwill

00:53:24.400 was banked by those first three movies because since those first three movies they've released

00:53:31.300 eight more between the main series and the two spinoffs yeah or seven is it seven or is it eight

00:53:38.240 i don't know seven or eight new movies i've liked none of them really not a single one of them do i

00:53:45.420 like okay and yet i buy disney plus for the mandalorian and i'm looking forward with a great

00:53:53.360 deal of anticipation to the new movie coming out in december i already bought my tickets that's how

00:53:57.520 much that's how much that's how much goodwill they banked for me with those first three movies it's

00:54:02.620 amazing and i would make a very strong and defensible argument that really the first three were

00:54:06.560 really the first two the first two movies i know you don't like return of the return of jay i like

00:54:11.140 the it's just fine you can go hug an ewok if you want to watch return of the jedi i i would say that

00:54:16.900 i like some of the other movies the beginning of the stupid star wars characters that have to be in

00:54:22.200 every movie right yes that was that was definitely that you know the ewoks never got any love there's

00:54:26.720 not is there gonna be an ewok in part nine like they're just like one ewok on a ship somewhere

00:54:31.060 walking by they didn't get any love i think lucas realized his mistakes oh yeah and then he went

00:54:35.100 right to jar jar after jar jar then he's thought okay maybe that's the end of that yeah uh but

00:54:41.300 you're right it is it is amazing i guess it's just because of this it's a it's a retro thing it makes

00:54:47.180 you feel like you know the old days i was talking to somebody who's uh younger than me the other day

00:54:51.640 and he's like i just remember those first three movies and i'm like i know it's incredible and he

00:54:55.820 was actually talking about the prequels oh wow wait really you're talking you're saying the prequels

00:55:01.160 have a i would i would hate everything about star wars if that's the way i started yes but that you

00:55:06.920 know i there's still something you know great about those movies even like i i have there's an

00:55:13.000 excitement uh i don't know a sense of wonder every time yeah i don't know how he even with the bad

00:55:19.460 ones he kind of captured that i think maybe it's the music maybe it's john williams that should get

00:55:24.120 all the credit for star wars yeah i think you're probably right because i noticed in the mandalorian

00:55:28.740 i'm pretty sure john williams didn't do this music and it's not quite the same

00:55:33.560 i mean i was okay with it the first one the second one i was like okay i don't know that i like this

00:55:40.480 and then the third one kind of brought it back around to me i i got re-interested after the third

00:55:45.700 episode okay so you do like it overall i do like it overall okay so i i'm gonna watch it at some point

00:55:51.080 but i mean we uh i did not have to attend the screening of frozen 2 this weekend with my daughter

00:55:57.220 uh but she was very excited about it and so apparently were a lot of other people it set

00:56:02.420 a record for the most money ever on in a weekend for an animated movie and so far this year i mean

00:56:09.220 think of what a year this is for disney disney plus launches with all this stuff going on lots of

00:56:13.540 money there they have now uh it looks like six movies that are earning they're going to earn a

00:56:20.500 billion dollars worldwide this year wow now that is wow that includes the marvel stuff right

00:56:27.140 yeah so you've got avengers endgame you've got lion king okay you've got toy story 4 wow

00:56:33.780 captain marvel which everyone kind of said sucked i think but it's still going to make a billion

00:56:38.220 it's still made over a billion dollars and aladdin with will smith which wasn't that good it's still

00:56:45.220 made over a billion dollars worldwide we're gonna get frozen 2 is definitely going to do it and that

00:56:49.820 doesn't even think it's already 127 million in one weekend one weekend and that's just here yeah

00:56:53.840 and then we're not even talking about the last star wars of the main nine movies that we were

00:57:00.720 promised all those years ago which is obviously also going to earn a billion dollars worldwide so

00:57:05.460 they're gonna wind up with eight movies eight movies wow in one year that are gonna earn a billion

00:57:11.920 dollars and that doesn't include the spider-man thing which is in that weird like kind of you know

00:57:18.040 i don't know exactly i think it's distributed by sony but it's sort of part of the marvel thing and or

00:57:22.600 whatever i can't understand all that crap but but the bottom line is they're they're doing pretty

00:57:26.140 well yeah plus they own everything everything abc espn they bought fox fox entertainment not fox

00:57:35.340 the news news uh they own they own marvel and pixar and national geographic and discovery i think is part

00:57:44.840 of their deal too but they don't have that on disney plus but i mean what an amazing empire that's

00:57:50.120 become and i've been watching this uh series on disney plus called i think imagineers disney

00:57:57.540 imagineers or imagineering or something it tells the story of of walt back in the in the 50s and it

00:58:04.060 takes him off all the way through the 90s and 2000s and uh his vision for for disney and what they went

00:58:11.480 through along the way to try to get to where they were because they were actually a much much smaller

00:58:16.440 company when he started doing theme parks in the 50s disney wasn't the behemoth that it is now

00:58:21.940 and so it was really tough for them and they fell on some pretty hard financial times and there were

00:58:26.960 some uh times in there where roy disney was like walt you're gonna you're gonna bring this country

00:58:33.880 company into bankruptcy he's like nope i'm doing it and he just kept going and his vision was amazing

00:58:40.380 but i mean it's interesting to see disney then and what disney is now when they own everything and

00:58:46.260 they get they've got six or eight movies that are going to be at a billion dollars each i mean it's

00:58:50.740 amazing it's an amazing process it is we went to disneyland with the kids a few weeks ago and

00:58:56.220 it's it's like it the the first thing you notice is there's just not one piece of trash anywhere it's

00:59:02.640 as if people are not the slobs we know they are yeah right like all of a sudden all these people

00:59:07.860 are walking around not dropping uh napkins and they're not dropping wrappers and of course they

00:59:11.900 are it's just that there's people walking around them up constantly cleaning them up it's it's

00:59:16.380 fascinating it is we were we were getting to the point where we're just dropping stuff on the floor

00:59:20.040 just like hide behind a bush to see how long it took for someone to pick it up it really is crazy

00:59:25.300 but like it's amazing it's amazing what people will do there's tens of thousands of people's and

00:59:29.580 people in this park every day that we were there walking 20 30 000 steps as we you know you might

00:59:36.220 know uh your step count these days because of our stupid phones and uh you know people look at that

00:59:42.680 as a vacation but everything you buy is six times the amount that we know it costs yeah and and just

00:59:49.260 getting into the park with the tickets and initially is sky high yeah i said to my wife that was not a

00:59:55.260 vacation that was a charitable donation to our children we should get that thing deducted

01:00:00.000 because that's it's it's really like it was just an excuse for me to walk a lot and i don't like

01:00:06.060 walking i'm very against it luckily a lot of times you're walking to a fried food stand oh yeah

01:00:11.820 which does make it feel better yeah triple eight seven two seven beck

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01:01:19.900 triple eight seven two seven beck it's pat and stew for glenn uh did you happen to see i mean

01:01:40.180 there's no there's no venue we can enjoy without getting some sort of political nonsense smacked in

01:01:49.840 our face and i i'm i'm really tired of it whether it's the nfl and the kneeling thing and the colin

01:01:55.140 kaepernick thing even into college football now at the harvard yale game over the weekend this is

01:02:00.880 one of the big big rivalries it's the i think it's the oldest continual rivalry at least one of them

01:02:05.900 it's been going on for 136 years so they're in the middle of this rivalry they're about to come

01:02:11.300 out for halftime and on to the field rush a whole bunch of protesters here's a look at what happened

01:02:18.520 if you're watching on blaze tv essentially yeah it's running into the center of the field and then

01:02:26.500 they do a sit-in over climate change now i don't know hundreds maybe a few thousand people ended up

01:02:36.020 out there and they stayed on the field for an hour an hour and then finally some of them most of them

01:02:43.160 walked off but 42 of them were left and police had to arrest them and uh i mean you can't go to a

01:02:50.640 yale harvard game without it being interrupted and now yale bowl doesn't have any lights so they're

01:02:55.460 playing in virtual darkness by the end of the game because it was delayed an hour by these idiots

01:03:00.180 over climate change take your thing elsewhere would you please i it sort of shows how dumb climate

01:03:07.040 protesters are because no one cares if the harvard yale game happens or not okay i got news for you

01:03:11.560 you want to go to an alabama game you go to lsu game people are going to get really pissed about

01:03:15.760 it here they're like i mean this is a good excuse to just go home right we don't have to stay

01:03:20.640 right it's cold yeah you know let's just get out of here because it's a nice tradition i used to live

01:03:25.620 in connecticut obviously so did you uh and uh you know the yale bowl is like it's a very well-known

01:03:30.980 thing and it's like the harvard yale game's a big deal it used to be right at one time it was

01:03:36.260 traditional sense in 1872 it was huge it was huge if they if they disrupted that game in 1872 i'd be

01:03:42.760 pissed yeah yeah uh this because that's for the national championship probably probably because

01:03:47.080 there's only two colleges okay here them and rutgers there were about three three now no one

01:03:53.240 cares i mean you just like the the ivy league football thing is just not a big enough deal

01:03:58.200 for anyone to care that's true that is a typical uh horrible move by climate protesters and it's like

01:04:04.380 climate protesters are strange it's somewhat unique in the way that they protest things and they try to

01:04:10.320 stop people from enjoying life and do you think you're going to win people to your cause when you're

01:04:15.860 doing that that's what i mean it's so no like you know they'll go and they'll like block a street

01:04:20.640 so people can't get to work you're like that's so irritating or they'll be like hey you know we

01:04:25.080 need to ban big screen televisions you're like big screen of all the things like go yell at the

01:04:30.920 the the coal plant with the smokestacks like people might be on your side there they also want to watch

01:04:36.660 the mandalorian on their big screen tv right don't target big screen tvs that's a terrible idea

01:04:42.280 dumb move dumb move right and or they'll just block like oh i have to go pick up my daughter

01:04:47.140 at school but i can't because of climate protesters i mean that is not a good way to go you're not

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01:07:08.080 interested in the decision making process that that led here which is here you are steven going

01:07:14.320 into a weekend you're going to be around your family thanksgiving table everyone getting together

01:07:19.160 warm warm thoughts and memories and you've picked today for a special entitled epstein didn't kill

01:07:26.500 himself it's a perfect time it's a perfect time of year for that well thank you for having me i mean

01:07:33.360 keep in mind that i did uh my three years ago my very first christmas special was live waterboarding

01:07:38.420 right nice okay all right okay uh no today is is for people who don't know it's actually um really

01:07:45.620 more on par with uh with sort of an evil knievel robbie knievel stunt complete with uh patriot attire

01:07:50.880 and a jumpsuit i will be we have created an exact to scale replica of jeffrey epstein's cell so it'll

01:07:57.680 be tonight at 8 p.m eastern people can watch in the blaze or youtube.com slash steven crowder and we

01:08:02.680 have newton scales both at the point of compression around the neck and on the actual hanging device

01:08:07.740 itself and i am going to attempt to uh kill myself the way jeffrey epstein did now that being said i

01:08:13.680 will have a neck brace but i am so confident that some of the numbers we have been given by the media

01:08:18.860 for example the highway bone they say well it's easy it would only take 30 minutes uh 30 newton sorry

01:08:23.320 to break it i will do that with no neck protection you will watch me live on air attempt to break my

01:08:29.220 hyoid with the amount of force they recommended and then uh as well as trying to get to the 1200

01:08:33.780 pounds of force number which is what they use to administer death by hanging um which still only

01:08:39.320 results in one in 20 uh examples of the kind of fractures we sell with epstein so a lot of research

01:08:44.520 has gone into this we've had an engineer on staff and uh yeah right before thanksgiving i'm going to try

01:08:49.480 in uh hanging myself in an accurate to scale uh replica cell of jeffrey epstein now the whole

01:08:54.140 family now unlike unlike the actual incident incident with uh with epstein will your cameras work

01:09:02.020 will we be able to will we see this happen i i appreciate your concern and it's a legitimate

01:09:08.260 question we do have uh several security guards on clinton watch as well good entrances and exits

01:09:14.300 because you know the last thing i wanted to be conducting a scientific experiment and rodham comes

01:09:18.240 back and hits me in the back of that with a mallet like gallagher we're gonna make sure that uh it's

01:09:23.280 a controlled experiment we have multiple cameras so hopefully nothing will glitch out if it does

01:09:29.540 and uh you know i i cease to be i begin assuming room temperature i i do allow everyone permission

01:09:35.880 to suspect foul play wow so is there now how do you feel steven if something terrible does happen

01:09:42.200 tonight how do you feel about us exploiting it for ratings i would be disappointed if you didn't

01:09:47.860 frankly i uh i i mean come on i am hanging myself right or uh i mean really this is to show the

01:09:54.140 viewer this is here's the thing i don't know i really don't know and i did a lot of training a

01:09:58.760 lot of neck specific training and a diet of nothing but uh oyster crackers and uh and mushrooms so i've

01:10:04.120 been taking this diligently you know i've been treating it diligently for the last few months

01:10:07.320 um this is to show the audience that listen maybe it's possible maybe it's not uh but anyone

01:10:13.500 anyone anyone who's been skeptical has been labeled a conspiracy theorist we're borderline not allowed

01:10:18.620 on youtube i am so confident that the story we have been given is false that i will be performing

01:10:24.020 half of these stunts without any protection then i will put on protection when i get to what the actual

01:10:29.400 numbers are required you know to actually hang yourself listen no one is saying that jeffrey epstein

01:10:34.000 couldn't have strangled himself uh what we are saying is this idea that he fractured three bones we have

01:10:39.280 calculated the force that is required in the exact cell because keep in mind he he nailed himself to

01:10:46.100 breaking three bones in his neck right the reports he didn't jump from the top of the bed and also when

01:10:51.740 it's an eight by eight cell keep in mind too that the torque on that cord right there's sheer force and

01:10:56.000 torque depending on the angle it's not like he could drop down that far because if his feet were

01:11:00.900 completely up against the bed and he's pushing against the bed he still can't go beyond the gap of

01:11:05.620 about four and a half five feet between the bed and the bars which would support his weight because

01:11:10.600 his face would go straight to the bar so the more that we've been building this set out and conducting

01:11:14.820 some pre-experiments uh i don't want to say that jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself but uh i'm more

01:11:19.380 convinced than ever that uh jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself it's it's really interesting because i i i

01:11:25.400 think we're in the same place on this steven in that like i keep looking at this story and thinking

01:11:31.320 when i think logically common sense wise over and over again i keep coming back to the fact that

01:11:36.240 jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself um but on the other hand it's like well there's not really evidence

01:11:42.080 like the the of of hey there's nothing concrete now you may create some concrete evidence here tonight

01:11:48.160 but i mean like the medical examiner saying that this is this is possible this is uh what happened

01:11:53.480 there are explanations you know like maybe the the guards may not have been checking any night they may

01:11:59.160 just be completely lazy guards that realized they could sleep through that shift whenever they felt

01:12:02.380 like it and nothing was going to happen there are other competing explanations i'm sorry but like

01:12:08.160 you're a logical guy i'm a logical guy the most notorious pedophile in the world with the most uh

01:12:14.140 you know the most in-depth intimate relationships with some of the most powerful people i find it hard

01:12:19.080 to believe that nobody was checking and by the way we will also have a live timer uh with even brendan

01:12:24.320 my youngest producer here he will be uh forced to create the rope of bedsheets without any sharp

01:12:30.400 utilities or even edges so he will be locked in a room and we will time how long it takes to tie a

01:12:35.880 rope of bedsheets that could adequately hang someone because keep in mind he did that so it's not like

01:12:40.080 the camera splits out for a few seconds my guess is it'll take between 10 minutes to half an hour if

01:12:45.360 it takes five minutes unless the cameras were off the entire time i mean you're going to notice a guy

01:12:50.000 he didn't even have a swiss army knife they basically nursed his whole room and he ties

01:12:54.660 together a rope from bedsheets and keep in mind the experiment that we're conducting right we

01:12:59.280 conducted some pre-experiments here using cables so bungee cords that's a much more direct force on

01:13:04.920 the neck and the trachea and the hyoid and i understand what you're saying medical cameras have

01:13:08.640 said it's possible but that's what we're trying to examine this in a real world scenario for example um

01:13:13.440 the hyoid bone is something people focus on well it couldn't be less relevant because the

01:13:17.220 hyoid bone is the easiest bone to break of the three fractures that jeffrey epstein sustained so

01:13:22.140 they say well the hyoid only takes 30 pounds of force or sorry 30 newtons oh that's in a vice grip

01:13:27.380 where they take someone you know someone's hyoid bone someone is dead you know they take it off a

01:13:30.760 cadaver they crush it in a vice grip i was able to host the show with the amount of force they claim

01:13:35.880 would crush the hyoid bone i actually did it and i'll do that tonight to show that the arguments we've

01:13:40.540 heard from medical examiners on the side of it's very easy to kill yourself that's not true

01:13:45.540 now it doesn't mean that it's not possible but if i will be live on air talking to you and this is

01:13:52.160 again at 8 p.m eastern available on the blaze and on youtube i will be talking to you throughout the

01:13:56.360 entire experiment so you can hear the amount of force on my neck you will leave i believe uh having

01:14:02.540 having a lot to think about and uh hopefully i won't leave on a stretcher but uh it is uh you know

01:14:09.060 it's it's requiring a lot of training and a lot of uh a lot of forethought and a lot of uh you know a lot

01:14:13.620 of uh tassels for my jumpsuit um we have fire extinguishers on hand uh i will be wearing proper

01:14:20.320 uh safety gear for my head is there a possibility you could burst into flame

01:14:24.060 there is a possibility there is absolutely a possibility okay um keep in mind i am i am an

01:14:30.640 untrained professional so no one should be attempting this at home uh at all uh but we did have some

01:14:36.000 engineers here really kind of crunch the numbers for us and uh i'm amazed that nobody else has

01:14:39.840 there are a couple of stories to me that really don't add up it's this it's the epstein story

01:14:45.220 because if you read what we've read in the new york times the washington post right they just kind

01:14:49.180 of wanted to dismiss it and that doesn't add up and then the other story is the vegas shooter just

01:14:54.060 that no one knows anything oh so about that for a second we heard those two stories are the ones

01:14:59.300 that stick in my craw yeah yeah that that one's really really weird at all as well um and another

01:15:04.640 addition to this which i find fascinating steven is is this um amy roebuck story which happened with

01:15:10.340 um with uh james o'keefe where they released this video and you know she comes out and she says we

01:15:16.420 had this story for three years and and and all these networks you know or nbc sat on it and and then they

01:15:21.820 they fire this poor woman from cbs who did nothing do anything wrong i mean like that whole story was

01:15:28.400 so ridiculous you know the media has ignored it completely conservatives have picked up that part of

01:15:33.300 the story but one of the things i'm fascinated by is that amy roebuck a story of a decorated

01:15:39.620 journalist in the mainstream who covered the story for multiple years also says on this tape that she

01:15:45.000 is 100 convinced that jeffrey epstein did not kill himself and that is on the tape and i have not

01:15:51.560 heard anyone investigate that you know you say that people that you know they're conspiracy theorists

01:15:56.620 if they believe this i mean is amy roebuck a conspiracy theorist this is like this this feels i think to

01:16:02.600 the american people not like a crazy conspiracy theory but like something that actually happened

01:16:07.560 and is being hidden from us no i think you're absolutely right here's some things that are

01:16:11.360 that are undeniable that are not conspiracy theories uh jeffrey epstein ran a pedophile ring with some

01:16:15.880 of the most powerful people in the world he had an island dedicated to pedophilia at a ranch as well

01:16:20.100 where he had you know giant people can look up these pictures of giant orgy showers and rooms with

01:16:25.040 pillows and crucifixes and and uh life-size crucifixes and and no beds by the way just pillows and

01:16:30.920 showers um that's absolutely true weird he obviously was put on suicide watch at one point for some

01:16:35.940 reason i was removed from it he he hung himself by kneeling in a cell with a rope from bedsheet that

01:16:41.740 he tied himself with no tools that no guards noticed and he sustained the kind of injuries

01:16:47.080 that only occur one in 20 from dead hang pull-ups meaning when people are doing you know a brooks and

01:16:53.000 shawshank hanging themselves from the beam and kicking the stool out that only results one in 20 of those

01:16:58.680 kinds of things result these three fractures there is no conspiracy about that and that's what we're

01:17:03.560 going to be testing tonight those are facts doesn't mean that it's not possible but this idea that it

01:17:08.900 is the most plausible scenario or that if someone says you know what i don't think that's the most

01:17:14.180 plausible scenario considering that uh that uh that the clintons have a higher kill count than a clan

01:17:19.840 in call of duty that's what this is about this is for the people who've all been dismissed it's so

01:17:25.740 you can visually watch what it is that you suspect and you can watch it beyond any shadow of a doubt

01:17:30.740 keep in mind again i am an untrained professional so um there always is the risk that i need to

01:17:35.880 spontaneously combust you know or have to speak through one of those uh you know commercials for

01:17:39.700 for esophageal cancer where i'll be hosting a show like this after i have no idea it could happen

01:17:46.040 it's just interesting because i mean i you know i'm sure this is going to be really funny as well

01:17:50.420 and i expected it to be funny but this i feel like we're watching like a legit myth busters episode

01:17:54.280 here does feel like it doesn't it yeah yeah it's also interesting that you brought up that he didn't

01:17:58.620 jump from the top cell the top bunk bed which would have made sense if you're really trying to hang

01:18:04.320 yourself because that kind of force you would understand all right yeah that snapped his neck in three

01:18:09.140 places much more likely than just kneeling down and doing it you know the thing is he couldn't the reason

01:18:15.500 that no no one is reporting that he jumped off the top bunk and when you look at the cell you'll see

01:18:19.520 why it would likely be impossible because there would be no way to tie the rope so tight that you

01:18:23.880 would generate tension without your body's natural defense mechanisms your body doesn't want to die

01:18:28.360 right so there'd be no way to tie a rope where his feet couldn't be on the bottom bunk or his feet

01:18:32.500 wouldn't touch the floor um and that's why we've also this is something else that no one takes into

01:18:36.640 account right it's very easy to strangle yourself okay but that's not what they're arguing they're

01:18:40.700 arguing that three bones were broken so we've been running some pre-tests and i've completely

01:18:44.820 slumped onto the ground you know we're not generating any force that's not even close

01:18:48.840 to what's needed to snap the neck but people don't realize it takes only three seconds approximately

01:18:54.220 to be choked unconscious right in those three seconds that's your window to generate enough

01:19:00.080 force to break your neck primarily because you would have to be creating leverage pushing against

01:19:04.320 the bed snapping it because once you go unconscious there's no chance that you're going to create

01:19:08.500 enough force to fracture those three bones so we also need to see if we can generate enough force

01:19:13.340 before the amount of time that would take to pass out the fact that it's so easy to strangulate

01:19:18.300 yourself actually uh is that's the deck against the idea that jeffrey epstein fractured his neck

01:19:24.620 because he would have had to be conscious to throw himself to create the kind of force toward

01:19:29.520 newton uh necessary to kill himself and that's why the more we've been building the set out

01:19:34.700 you know we what you're talking about here we shut down something what if he jumped from the top bunk

01:19:38.720 we conduct some research well he didn't jump from the top bunk but let's see if we can there's no

01:19:42.520 way to really jump from the top bunk and create a rope that would function wow a second what if he

01:19:46.780 uh passed out and then was just slumped down you know his leg got caught let's say on the bed so

01:19:51.860 all of the energy was on his neck it was nowhere close to the force necessary so we haven't tested

01:19:56.980 everything yet but uh we've done a lot of pre-runs here and um the more that we've researched it the

01:20:03.480 more that we've recreated the set the more convinced i am that we haven't gotten the full story and

01:20:08.340 listen people can watch for themselves at 8 p.m eastern tonight uh it's the first time they'll be

01:20:12.600 able to see in action what the cell looks like what the kind of force was that could be generated

01:20:17.880 and um we're not making we're not going to conclusions yet so i'm as curious as you guys are

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01:22:27.320 patent steel for glenn on the glenn beck program uh we got some amazing details on uh elizabeth

01:22:44.260 warren's proposed uh programs and what they're going to cost of course they're they're essentially

01:22:50.120 free so don't worry about anything because she's already got it all paid for it's already paid for

01:22:55.660 have you noticed she does this thing with billionaires where she's like look if you're

01:22:58.940 on top of the hub she has that really wavery like weak voice on top of the what if you're the point

01:23:03.960 one of the point one percent you can pay an extra two cents is the way she says it now first of all

01:23:11.720 she's already proposed the wealth tax being bigger than two percent secondly it's not two cents if you're

01:23:16.860 going to use that you have to send two cents on every dollar right but she just says two cents so it's

01:23:22.240 like billionaires have like i've got 50 billion dollars but i will not agree to a tax that's two

01:23:26.220 cents more so ridiculous such a liar and you know she's lying when people like bill gates are saying

01:23:32.440 uh essentially don't vote for her please please please

01:23:37.060 you're listening to glenn beck

01:23:49.620 yeah the last uh report i heard was that he had zero teams contact him so far yeah zero zero now he

01:24:08.800 sent i guess the videotape of his workout to all 25 teams that were initially interested yeah and none

01:24:15.480 of them and they're they they were super super interested no no part of this is because he sucks

01:24:22.280 oh i think a pretty big part is like but also who wants the baggage that comes with this guy i

01:24:27.680 wouldn't want that the positive baggage that came with tim tebow nobody wanted to deal with

01:24:32.980 i mean he was a good influence on people he just had a big following and it created

01:24:37.540 you know people in the way all the time and and stuff that you had to deal with on the side

01:24:42.780 and nobody wanted to deal with that you look at i mean uh to bring up one of your favorite topics

01:24:47.460 tasem hill it's like you're telling me there's not a team in the nfl that could use a tim tebow in

01:24:52.980 that role right right like but it's too much of a hassle and they're just like and they don't want

01:24:57.560 to yeah they don't want to which i mean it's not it's totally they're right uh you know but and by

01:25:02.300 the way nobody's crying over tim tebow not being in the league nobody cares about that he's not

01:25:06.800 getting extra workouts from 32 nfl teams it's amazing it's just it's unbelievable uh all right

01:25:14.640 more coming up in just a second here on the radio show

01:25:18.220 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:25:35.860 all right so as you uh try to figure out which of these democrats you like the best

01:25:40.820 and i mean how do you choose from this field there's so many good options so many i mean do you want

01:25:47.760 steve bullock i don't know you're probably almost on that bandwagon what about john delaney

01:25:52.460 oh yeah if you saw him working out this weekend oh the guy can do box jumps apparently like nobody

01:25:57.700 else yeah uh so maybe maybe you want him maybe you're all about marianne williamson maybe you got

01:26:02.640 the crystals and the essential oils going she can yodel we know that much she can yodel she can

01:26:07.720 yodel yeah she'd be the first yodeling president i think is that true it is true yeah i didn't know

01:26:12.400 that have you not heard her yodeling i mean i don't i don't remember hearing her yodel but perhaps i

01:26:18.800 don't know perhaps that's true i'm wondering if i i do have yes okay well here's a little taste

01:26:27.540 tell me that's not yodeling normally way over there oh my gosh it is i mean that's just her

01:26:36.100 speaking but it's pretty much her yodeling how different is it from this it's just it's about

01:26:41.700 the same thing right oh it's identical it's identical which one is that is that marianne

01:26:45.700 williamson or the yodel like because i can't nobody knows i can't tell i don't know you can't

01:26:49.680 tell now at least you can tell that about marianne williamson you can't tell that about joe sestak

01:26:54.520 who's also in this race and no one knows that i cannot believe joe sestak is still in this race

01:26:59.140 nobody's mentioned him in i don't know six months eight months i mean did anyone even notice he

01:27:04.200 started running maybe not no maybe not it was one of those things he came in kind of late in the

01:27:08.920 campaign and people like yeah we we don't want you here that was kind of a reaction

01:27:13.780 it's already kind of a crowded room yeah right now that's like bloomberg he's coming in here with

01:27:20.380 50 billion dollars and like while the democrats might not want him uh local media sources that

01:27:26.260 sell political ads do oh yeah at least there's some i mean because i don't know how you're going

01:27:30.140 to get an ad placed bloomberg could always pay a higher rate so i don't know i don't know how

01:27:34.280 that works exactly i know there's rules all around that um but i don't think joe sestak's

01:27:38.020 going anywhere i know i don't think it's going to happen he's michael bennett you think it's

01:27:43.720 going to happen for michael bennett i'm not sure but i'm guessing no julian castro that thing didn't

01:27:49.360 happen huh no that one i'm particularly satisfied about yeah i'm glad that thing yeah that was a

01:27:54.300 disaster and he was one of those people who was talked about as a potential top tier candidate

01:27:59.120 yeah and he jumped in and really from moment one has been a giant zilch so was beto you know who's

01:28:06.440 now that one did have at least a moment when he had a moment when he was running for senate but

01:28:10.580 he didn't really have much of a moment did he well when he launched at the very beginning he had the

01:28:14.560 biggest fundraising day beat bernie first day fundraising he went up to you know lows double

01:28:18.960 digits in polling and a few polls and then just every day another tenth tick you know why because

01:28:24.520 he began talking yeah and that was that was that was all we needed there's a little no beto mythology

01:28:31.380 out there around the nation and it didn't affect us here in texas because we saw this race between

01:28:36.780 him and cruz and you you saw that he really wasn't that good he really wasn't an effective speaker he

01:28:43.100 really isn't smart he really isn't a kennedy in the making we saw that here in texas but i mean as

01:28:48.840 as a country what people saw was here's a guy who's raising a ton of money and is coming pretty

01:28:53.760 darn close to beating ted cruz in texas he must be amazing right and it was helped by um news quote

01:29:01.480 unquote news viral news organizations like that now this who would take his speeches and package them

01:29:07.440 with music behind them and all of that crap so it would be one of those things where people had this

01:29:15.020 great impression of all of his best moments that went viral he got all this money he must be great

01:29:19.960 but in reality the truth is uh he was not great the amount of money he received in texas was

01:29:26.500 allowed him to be relatively competitive uh and you know look ted cruz for all the things i like about ted

01:29:33.320 you know he's not a particularly uh endearing figure when it comes to an emotional connection right

01:29:41.060 like people don't feel that way about ted they just think he's hey you know he has he votes the

01:29:45.360 right way on most stuff and uh he knows the constitution and there's a lot to like but he

01:29:49.660 doesn't drive passion and the what drove passion in that election was could we actually win texas as

01:29:56.000 the democrats like that would be incredible we got to donate money to this guy i don't care who he is

01:30:00.500 and then he got in the race and people were like oh that's the guy oh he sucks and he wants to set

01:30:06.060 the constitution on fire well yes always a super big plus for many i mean even democrats don't

01:30:12.860 necessarily want you to set fire to the constitution i mean the democrats who actually are

01:30:17.520 mainstream americans not the not the leadership democrats not the elected democrats i think most

01:30:24.460 democrats pretty much believe in the second amendment and i and i i think they believe in due

01:30:30.100 process average voters average voters yeah and so when they found out that that beto didn't believe

01:30:36.680 those things i think it was pretty much over that was over yeah deval patrick you think he's gonna

01:30:40.660 make a run here no i mean he has no chance right no um bloomberg we talked about steyer we talked

01:30:46.740 about a little bit no no chance really for either of those although it's an interesting it'll be an

01:30:50.200 interesting experiment to watch at least andrew yang i mean yang has actually run a freaking good

01:30:55.860 campaign he has you got to give him credit and that's what's gotten him to what four percent four or

01:30:59.680 five percent four percent it's probably where he'll win i think he'll tap out about that about

01:31:04.080 four or five percent do you see he's boycotting msnbc yeah yeah because they didn't give him like any

01:31:09.360 time to speak they never do i mean look he had six minutes yeah the guy has has an audience yeah he

01:31:17.100 has uh he's built from nothing yeah a campaign that is outdoing people like cory booker and ab

01:31:23.520 klobuchar and kamala harris which is pretty impressive pretty impressive and yet he gets no love because i

01:31:29.000 guess you know i i don't know if they just see him he's not extreme enough he's not yeah that must

01:31:34.460 be it tulsi gabbard kind of falls into the same yeah slot where she i like tulsi i wouldn't vote for

01:31:39.380 tulsi no but i like her yeah i kind of like her too she but uh and i and the same with yang i would

01:31:43.720 not you know if i had to vote for any if you had to vote for anyone in the field if you had to gun to

01:31:49.500 your head there's a gun to your head if you do not cast a vote you will be shot in front of your

01:31:55.320 family who will remember it forever uh now you might still take the bullet but let's just say

01:32:00.620 say you might not say i have to i have to make a choice you have to make a choice pick one candidate

01:32:05.300 in this field that you'd actually cast your vote for yeah i think for me it probably would be

01:32:09.640 andrew yang now that's a lot largely um he's a businessman successful yep uh he is while uh i think

01:32:16.560 again wrong on 95 of issues so i'm not saying i would vote for any of these people but if i had to

01:32:23.260 gun to my head probably it's yang um even like the some of the stuff that he's talked about that is

01:32:28.980 crazy liberal that i don't like for example everyone knows mincome mincome universal basic income he at

01:32:34.280 least knows the arguments and knows the opposition arguments and took time i think to like for example

01:32:41.860 i've heard him talk in depth about like milton friedman and the way he's talked about uh universal

01:32:47.240 basic income and one of the things that people throw out and i think one of the reasons why he has no

01:32:51.460 chance of winning and gets six minutes from uh msnbc and debates is yes he has a universal basic income

01:32:57.980 plan which i think is absolutely the wrong thing for the government to be doing on the other side of

01:33:02.440 that it also means getting rid of almost all the programs that we complain about talking about like

01:33:08.040 you know uh you know social security and medicare and medicaid and all the i don't know if medicare is

01:33:13.320 not involved in that but like all these other big welfare programs food stamp programs all these

01:33:18.440 programs that are oppositional to conservative values in many ways would be eliminated if you

01:33:25.140 pass this now i don't think that it would be more efficient clearly i don't think the left would ever

01:33:30.680 let it happen um and that's one of the reasons why there's no chance of him winning this primary

01:33:35.020 right because that that is not a view that it even comes close to aligning to the democratic party

01:33:39.140 right now it's only give free stuff give give give give taking away programs for something that

01:33:43.700 does not compute that's why if he was elected and if he got the men come through i don't think he'd be

01:33:48.680 able to eliminate the other programs and you'd have both and you'd have both yeah that's the way that

01:33:52.600 usually works that's what happens yeah 888-727-BECK more in a minute

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01:35:02.280 so all of that leads us to one of the one of the uh top candidates in this race elizabeth warren

01:35:19.520 uh and just how expensive we talked a little bit about our tax situation last hour but uh there's a

01:35:27.980 pretty good breakdown about how much all of this would cost and i think the total bill is

01:35:33.220 52 trillion is it it's almost all the money in the world yeah because all the money in the world

01:35:41.620 is 60 trillion this would be a little bit less than that so what you're saying is she's got plenty

01:35:46.440 of breathing room yeah okay she's got about eight trillion in breathing room well it's actually

01:35:50.100 we're spending already over the next 10 years about 52 trillion dollars um which is a lot of money

01:35:57.120 um now she was at the federal budget 5.2 trillion a year essentially is that what you're saying so it is

01:36:03.380 uh the 52 trillion dollars of national health expenditures currently projected for the next

01:36:08.580 decade now remember just in health you have to remember growth inflation and other things

01:36:13.760 changing for example more people being in the country uh getting more benefits more people who

01:36:20.920 are living to older ages who are taking more benefits these things this is why you don't

01:36:24.580 launch giant programs like this because they're completely out of control the the opposite of

01:36:30.080 of a you know conservatives will talk a lot about welfare programs and there's huge problems in

01:36:36.580 welfare programs but the much bigger offender to me is a universal program where everyone gets it

01:36:42.240 whether they are poor or needy or not and that's the stuff like for example medicare as did you get

01:36:48.080 at a certain age or social security you just get it at a certain age i mean you know things like that

01:36:52.600 should not be programs that bill gates can qualify for right like they don't means test a lot of this

01:36:57.200 stuff so uh it grows fast 52 trillion dollars over the next decade she's going to add a seven

01:37:04.160 trillion dollar uh additional cost there so we're looking at 59 trillion so how does she pay for the 59 trillion

01:37:11.280 because it's only 59 trillion dollars i mean if you can't figure out a way to spend to just pay for

01:37:17.220 what is that that's a little bit less than six trillion a year yeah not bad just not bad just just

01:37:22.720 i mean you could print it's more than all the federal budget we have right now right so what so

01:37:27.800 she's have 16 trillion dollars in current federal health spending from programs like medicare and

01:37:32.500 medicaid um of course a lot of that spending has no actual funding behind it so this is one of the

01:37:38.020 tricks that elizabeth warren plays she says well we'll just take the money that's paying for x program

01:37:42.600 and we'll move it over to my new program why that would make sense except there's no actual payment

01:37:49.780 going to x program in the first place it's just on paper it's just going into debt so she's like we're

01:37:54.880 quote-unquote paying for these programs well you're not paying for them those are already putting us in

01:37:59.560 debt and then you're adding on to it we have the programs but they're not funded right that's the

01:38:04.780 unfunded liability we're talking about all the time that adds up to over a hundred trillion

01:38:09.300 trillion and we a lot more under this plan um she's going to um also expand uh medicare which

01:38:18.120 is already over going to be projected to over a trillion dollars in annual deficit then she's

01:38:24.300 going to force state and local governments to provide washington with six trillion dollars

01:38:28.520 now how is that going to happen you might say it was like wait why would they do this

01:38:32.540 well she's going to take medicaid and get rid of medicaid because everyone's going to get their

01:38:35.960 health care for free quote unquote so she's going to say well if you guys in the states are already

01:38:40.700 paying this money for medicaid just send it to us now there's a little thing um and you may have

01:38:45.560 heard of this called the constitution yeah i've heard of that a little problem with this um usually

01:38:50.440 states don't have to do things like that like you can't force states to pay for your federal programs

01:38:57.120 like that that's not the way that works you can put taxes on individuals you can do lots of

01:39:02.040 different things but you can't just say like yeah yeah you guys pay us that's not the way that

01:39:05.520 works um major problem there then she's going to implement uh a 19.7 trillion dollar new tax

01:39:15.060 uh agenda plus 800 billion dollars in defense cuts 800 billion yes in defense cuts and she said quote

01:39:26.380 it doesn't raise taxes on anybody but billionaires now i think there's 607 billionaires in this country

01:39:34.760 so she's going to put this 60 trillion plus program and all the spending i'm talking about

01:39:42.440 on the backs of 607 people huh now it does seem problematic that's ridiculous is such an understatement

01:39:50.860 but it is elizabeth warren and it should be noted elizabeth warren lies a lot she knows these things

01:39:59.580 are fake she's not an idiot like some people just don't know the details and they just say whatever

01:40:03.780 they want to get elected because but they don't know the details of whether these things are going

01:40:06.520 to work she knows what she's saying is not true she knows these things very well she's just choosing

01:40:12.760 to lie to people because she wants their vote and that's bernie knows too and that's why bernie is

01:40:17.020 saying yeah with my plan yeah everybody gets a tax raise yep even middle class even the middle class

01:40:21.480 sorry but you know what's going to be better for you but that's at least an argument yeah at least

01:40:24.960 he's honest about it 888-727-BECK more coming up in 60 seconds

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01:41:32.680 i don't know if you're aware of this stew but uh adam schiff says his claim his uh case against

01:41:50.820 donald trump is iron clad is it really yeah he should present that part of it why is he skipped

01:41:57.680 i don't know i don't know why did you go with all the really shaky evidence first so amazing it's

01:42:05.160 like wait what trial are you watching adam because i'm seeing nothing here of course cnn sees it too

01:42:13.320 cnn's in love with his evidence uh i guess it was was it uh it was brian stelter who was asking

01:42:22.060 juliette huddy a question about juliette huddy who's formerly on fox news i think she has a little

01:42:27.740 extra grind against fox but anyway he's asking her uh a question about hey you know it was it was

01:42:35.860 disheartening to see uh that fox no matter how conclusive the evidence was against donald trump

01:42:44.300 spun this to be nothing and she kind of played along with that um so the other side is claiming

01:42:54.200 that that was an ironclad case that was they presented all the evidence they need to impeach

01:43:00.360 the guy and you think well what what was i guess because sondland said that he thinks or assumes there

01:43:10.160 was quid pro quo that does it i mean they don't have a solid piece of evidence yet that i've seen

01:43:15.640 yeah they don't have firsthand testimony from anybody who heard it from the president yes withhold the

01:43:22.800 with withhold the money because i want them to make this announcement that's true i mean there's not

01:43:28.540 there really isn't uh certainly legalistic uh evidence on that i mean i think you know no one is

01:43:34.740 arguing for example though that gordon sondland was a guy who wanted to go to ukraine and

01:43:40.060 say hey i want to withhold money uh for the biden investigations like he's obviously on record

01:43:45.540 multiple times on saying the opposite he didn't want to do he didn't want to do it he didn't want

01:43:48.960 to do it he didn't want to do it but he did do it so why did he do it right yeah he must have

01:43:54.400 legitimately believed that was the somebody wanted yes yes that somebody did want to quit he admits he

01:43:59.540 didn't hear it from the president yeah and look the president's not going to say that he understands

01:44:04.980 um that it is a um a questionable thing that could get him in trouble probably right you could even in

01:44:11.740 the call you could see him kind of hesitating and moving around the actual ask there what i keep

01:44:18.520 coming back to however is if he asked so what right i i don't i and i know this is like people get so

01:44:27.700 weird about this and it's like well quid pro quo and this is a i will say a large part of this is the

01:44:32.180 way the republicans and trump himself have handled this and tried to make that the standard because

01:44:36.300 they haven't made it about the national interest yeah look either it's absolutely fine to withhold

01:44:41.960 uh money or or a meeting especially you don't have to give him a penny no ever i mean ever you don't

01:44:48.660 you should withhold those things if you believe it's in the national interest if you didn't believe

01:44:53.340 it's in the national interest that's another thing but it's a much higher bar to prove and they

01:44:57.180 have not come close to proving it the only thing they have on that is well biden was a guy who was

01:45:03.420 going to run for president and one of the ways they've tried to make that point more clear is to

01:45:07.760 say you know what he didn't even care about ukraine until biden was running you know that's not true at

01:45:13.200 all it's not true but he doesn't have to care about ukraine no he's not the president of ukraine

01:45:18.820 no he's the president of the united states of america so my thing on that is so what even if he said

01:45:24.880 i don't give a rat's anus about ukraine oh well right i you can say that you don't believe him

01:45:31.060 right you can say you don't believe i don't believe trump he actually was going only for his own

01:45:36.580 personal benefit and that's a fine thing to make but that's you guessing about his motives yes and

01:45:41.860 admit that it's you guessing about his motives and then we can have that discussion i don't know why

01:45:45.480 they won't move off the quid pro quo into okay yeah but uh it was in our national interest to find out

01:45:50.860 to root out corruption if if this was a guy who was uh who was making deals with ukraine and

01:46:00.060 withholding money from them in lieu of them firing uh prosecutor then that's a problem and we need to

01:46:07.160 know about it in the united states it's in the national interest i don't know why they won't move to

01:46:12.380 that yeah well and i think part of it is you know look trump's gone his whole life with this sort of

01:46:17.320 philosophy never back down off of something never say that any hotel in america is better than your

01:46:21.560 hotel yeah and never say that your phone call wasn't perfect it was perfect and you know what's

01:46:26.860 interesting about this and it's the only similarity i'm going to be able to find between elizabeth warren

01:46:30.880 and donald trump but warren gets no heat for it but does the same thing when every economist comes

01:46:37.480 out and says you have to raise taxes on the middle class for this she won't back down she won't say

01:46:43.480 well yes we're going to have to raise taxes but it's going to be good for people she never does

01:46:47.480 and where they knock trump for it they praise warren for it and it really is a very similar uh a similar

01:46:55.980 instinct yeah it is all right 888-727-BECK

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01:48:43.620 uh somebody we haven't heard from much in the last three years rick perry uh and we're only hearing

01:48:50.620 about him now i think because he's on his way out as secretary of energy but um he's apparently

01:48:57.420 changed his mind ever so slightly from the campaign in 2016 i mean just a little bit a little nuanced

01:49:04.540 yeah it's tough to tell i don't know if you can detect it it is i know you know because

01:49:08.520 uh i believe he referred to donald trump as a cancer during the campaign but now

01:49:14.540 he's the chosen one who was sent by god to lead us we have the uh god used uh imperfect people all

01:49:21.000 through history king david wasn't perfect uh saul wasn't perfect solomon wasn't perfect uh and i

01:49:26.060 actually gave the president uh a little one pager on those old testament kings about a month ago

01:49:32.000 and i shared with him i said mr president i know there are people that say you know you said you

01:49:36.520 were the chosen one uh and and i i said you were i said if you're a believing christian you understand

01:49:44.940 god's plan uh for the people who uh rule and and and and judge over us on on this planet in our in our

01:49:55.440 government so it's nuanced you know like you like you said stew it's it's tough to find the difference

01:50:04.520 there between campaign 2016 and and today but look it's slightly different yeah it's different i mean

01:50:12.940 and look and some of that is there's a lot of people who like did not like donald trump in the

01:50:18.140 campaign and like him more now i've said a million times he succeeded my expectations oh yeah mine too

01:50:21.900 um however uh to go from from cancer to the chosen one of god is significant it's a significant

01:50:30.120 change it's the way i would put it change um you know i people are beating him up on this and it's

01:50:35.440 hard to tell exactly what he's trying to do there i mean obviously like the sort of uh obvious take is

01:50:42.660 like you know you you want to get trump on your side you say really positive things about him and

01:50:48.540 like that's he's just taking that to the nine millionth degree i mean you could also make the

01:50:52.900 argument look look you know it's god's will and trump is in that position because it's god's will and

01:50:57.240 that's all he was saying i don't know i mean it is there is there is this weird thing i think

01:51:01.640 particularly with people talking about religion around these issues it puts them in weird positions

01:51:06.960 i think a lot you know like there is a there's a there was a big thing about how character was

01:51:14.120 ultimately the most important thing when bill clinton was running and obviously the republicans have

01:51:19.840 sort of long abandoned that and now democrats claim that they care about character which is just

01:51:26.100 laughable i mean yeah how you even with a straight face say these things but really both sides have

01:51:33.380 sort of switched on that point i mean during the clinton impeachment i mean yes there was a lot of

01:51:38.600 conversation about uh about the legal part of this but always bigger than that was the idea that

01:51:45.660 conservatives care about who you are as a man who you are as a person yeah it matters character matters

01:51:52.380 we said that a million times especially during clinton but like you said it's changed and there's pretty

01:51:57.820 good indication of that from um eric mctaxas was uh but was interviewing franklin graham uh kind of

01:52:06.280 about that very thing awesome well you have not uh shrunk from uh talking politics and a lot of people

01:52:16.380 have uh what i consider a profoundly unbiblical notion that uh if you love jesus you're not supposed to talk

01:52:25.700 politics or be political uh i don't find that only wrong but tremendously harmful and so uh you've been a

01:52:34.260 hero to many because you've been willing to speak uh about politics and so what do you think of of what is

01:52:40.680 happening now i mean it's a very bizarre uh situation to be living in a country where some people seem to

01:52:48.940 exist uh to to undermine the president of the united states um it's just a it's just a bizarre time

01:52:57.900 for most americans well i believe it's almost a demonic power that is you don't i i would disagree it's not

01:53:06.040 almost demonic no i mean you know you know and i know that at the heart it's a spiritual battle it's a

01:53:11.180 spiritual battle and if you look at what the president has done just just for our country regardless of whether

01:53:16.960 you're a republican or democrat uh we have the unemployment is at the lowest in 70 years more african

01:53:24.000 americans are working more latinos are working more asians are working more everybody is working we have

01:53:29.820 a an economy that is uh just uh screaming forward it's it's incredible can you even imagine we're

01:53:35.820 saying this because literally three years ago our economy was dead in the water dead in the water

01:53:43.740 we all know it and three years later you just said it's screaming forward that's a fact i mean that's

01:53:48.840 not our opinion right and here here's what that does for for churches for christians um that means

01:53:55.360 more people are working so there's more people tithing and giving to the churches uh there's more money

01:54:00.800 for missions there's more money for your building programs uh all of this is because donald trump said

01:54:07.300 he was going to turn things around and make america great again he cut taxes and that cutting taxes added

01:54:14.320 fuel to this economic engine that we're enjoying right now he's he's not a politician i appreciate that

01:54:19.820 about him he's a businessman and that's what we've needed in our government not politicians we need

01:54:24.880 businessmen and he's done that well it's it's almost comedic because i know you've been vilified

01:54:31.340 by people uh for standing up for trump i have to to a lesser extent because i've been less vocal but

01:54:38.560 and i'm not as known as you are but it's just a fascinating thing because people seem to devolve

01:54:44.720 to a kind of moralistic pharisaism and they say how can you support somebody blah blah blah and then

01:54:49.480 they go on to cite how he's the least christian you know they go on and on and i think

01:54:54.340 these people don't they don't even have a biblical view when it comes to that you know that if somebody

01:54:59.800 is uh it doesn't hold to our theology that doesn't mean they can't be a great pilot or a great doctor or

01:55:07.480 dentist i mean it's a bizarre uh situation that we're in that that people seem only to have these standards

01:55:13.720 for the for the president somehow you know i believe that donald trump believes uh he believes

01:55:19.400 in god he believes in jesus christ uh his depth um he doesn't uh you know he he went to churches

01:55:26.780 here in new york yeah he didn't get a whole lot of teaching he he knows there's two yes he knows that

01:55:32.860 okay we're gonna yeah okay well some of that i you know i i agree with but as you brought up

01:55:39.820 that's not what we said during clinton we said character really matters right is that's what

01:55:47.380 christian said i think during the clinton years and um so it was it was slightly different then

01:55:54.620 yeah and i think it's changed now and it seems like character doesn't matter now

01:55:58.900 and i think you know like they do i think he's done a really good job way better than i thought he

01:56:03.680 would yeah i think part of it is i i don't know if it's just that we've kind of come to the conclusion

01:56:08.700 that everybody pretty much sucks you know you just don't expect a lot out of people anymore on on

01:56:13.320 this front yeah and i'll you know to be frank about it too probably i don't you know this wasn't

01:56:18.260 necessarily the case uh with us per se and many in the audience but there was a lot of that stuff

01:56:23.640 you realize later on is is just a talking point of the moment you know i mean like there was a lot

01:56:32.540 of talk about executive orders uh around the obama time a lot less during the bush time

01:56:38.580 from conservatives the same thing that happens now i mean like you know the we've you know there

01:56:44.320 are things to be there's some stuff that trump has done that i haven't liked like the emergency

01:56:48.060 declaration and such that i think would have definitely been opposed during the obama

01:56:51.940 administration and and now aren't and like look you look at the entire picture you still have to

01:56:56.240 you still have to pick somebody off your list right when you're voting for someone you still

01:57:02.500 have to select one of the candidates that's available and i think there's a very you know

01:57:06.760 very logical argument that says look we've we see what the positives of trump are and what the

01:57:11.560 negatives are and we've selected him because he's better than the other people and that's a totally

01:57:15.460 rational way of sort of doing a cost-benefit analysis on on the situation yeah especially now but

01:57:21.040 there is this this temptation with trump i think uh is different than others for republicans at

01:57:27.540 least because i think obama had some of this for democrats but there's this sort of idea that you

01:57:32.140 can't can't just say like well i don't like this part yeah you can't it's like you can't disagree

01:57:37.780 with him on anything yeah i because i don't want to be a cheerleader for anybody frankly i like i i don't

01:57:42.560 i don't care who it is you know it bothers me to be a cheerleader just in principle just to be i don't

01:57:49.020 like agreeing with people enough i'm much more comfortable when everybody disagrees with me

01:57:52.840 you know it's just like it's i don't know why it's just like it's one of those things where i

01:57:56.540 that's that's that's more comfortable i think for a lot of people including myself but to to be like

01:58:03.340 an a 100 cheerleader is is i think a function um of how unfair the media is to trump so often

01:58:14.140 and you get defensive because you're just like wait a minute they're they're screwing the you know

01:58:17.580 they're they're attacking him all the time yeah i'm not even gonna bring up the problem i have

01:58:21.320 with him because you know i that happens all the time i think it does and i think it's a natural

01:58:26.240 thing for people we defend him more because the left they're so out of control with it they hate

01:58:31.960 him so much to such an extent that there's nothing he could do there is absolutely nothing

01:58:37.640 he could do that they would agree with or condone no i mean to the point of again like donald

01:58:44.080 trump is it has a trade policy i don't like and one of the reasons i don't like it is because it's

01:58:50.640 been the democrats policy for 40 years yeah right yeah and and and the the the media loved it

01:58:57.300 they freaking loved that policy until donald trump kept saying it i think it was the uh the babylon

01:59:03.240 the babylon b had a great argument uh article the other day that's the headline was uh in stunning

01:59:10.380 development donald trump comes out in favor of impeachment forcing democrats to oppose it

01:59:15.000 and it's like that's kind of that's where we are that's where we are as a society and metaxas and

01:59:22.180 and uh reverend graham were talking about the the left i think when they're this reaction to him

01:59:28.900 is almost demonic or in their words maybe past almost because they're so out of control with their

01:59:35.900 hatred that uh they just oppose absolutely everything he does and i think i think that's

01:59:41.360 it's almost true if he came out in favor of impeachment they'd be against it i keep i want

01:59:46.820 him to go pro-choice right now and that's what i want i want trump to just come out that would be

01:59:51.300 interesting full-out uh pro-choice now i don't want him to name any judges that believe that right so

01:59:57.280 like maybe he's making terrible mistakes with the judges they all happen to be pro-life but just as an

02:00:01.140 experiment let's give it a shot i want him on tv every day saying how we have to what women need

02:00:06.120 to be able to make their choices on this up to nine months in fact after the pregnancy's over

02:00:09.780 i think he should they and then all the democrats be like this this man's a horror show he wants to

02:00:14.860 murder children this man wants to murder children that's where they'd be 888-727-BECK uh more glenn

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02:01:37.160 well whitey continues to keep calling kaepernick out of the league

02:01:55.240 despicable i mean here's a guy maybe what hall of fame caliber quarterback who's still

02:02:03.060 still still out of work after three years you even did a nice workout for him and and what do

02:02:09.920 they do they they don't call well he didn't actually show up to the workout that was scheduled well but

02:02:15.780 he he had a separate workout 51 miles away well he got all the teams to fly into a city and then did it

02:02:23.340 in a different city it's in a high school it's just an incredible and some of them seven of them i think

02:02:29.140 i think seven of the scouts still hop now they heard about this half an hour before it happened

02:02:34.780 they still hop in their cars drove all the way down to the high school 51 mile about an hour away

02:02:40.580 and watched him do the workout you know it almost seems like colin kaepernick doesn't actually want

02:02:45.820 to play football doesn't it kind of seem like no it's when you have steven smith saying that

02:02:49.880 steven smith who's been a huge advocate of of kaepernick and even he turned on him and said

02:02:56.140 look the guy doesn't want a job obviously he doesn't want a job in the nfl he doesn't want

02:03:00.460 to play football no and that's fine but stop acting like you do yeah it's annoying it is um but i guess

02:03:06.740 it's part it's hard to it's it's sort of an undercurrent of every story about him and it's a way

02:03:12.960 to stay in the media like for example when you say like if hillary clinton comes out and every time

02:03:17.780 she's asked about becoming president uh and running for president she says there is zero percent

02:03:23.600 chance i will ever run for president i don't want to do it i'm not going to do it no instead she says

02:03:28.520 well you know i i guess i'd never say never but you know look with we we have a good field of

02:03:33.960 candidates and i'm sure that's going to be she she gives you that sort of brush off and leaves the

02:03:39.460 possibility open why so she can get on every show and they can all ask her again and then she can sell

02:03:44.340 more books or whatever i don't think she's actually i mean i think she would love to be

02:03:47.520 president and love to run again but i think she also realizes that the party despises her for

02:03:51.780 losing to trump sure and she's barring some weird miracle uh in her behalf she's not going to be

02:03:58.100 running um but you keep the door open same thing with kaepernick yeah right like he can talk about

02:04:02.580 all of it no one cares about all of his his you know his other crap they want to know if he's going

02:04:06.620 to come back and play football and that's the story so he constantly acts as if he does yeah despite

02:04:11.460 the fact that he doesn't and despite the fact that he shouldn't yeah obviously he's too big of a

02:04:15.860 distraction for any team that would come in there for the role that he would play which is minimal i

02:04:21.460 mean maybe he'd be a third stringer maybe he'd maybe he'd be a backup on a bad team but he's not

02:04:26.840 a good quarterback i remind you he had one good one decent year yeah right i mean the super bowl year

02:04:33.700 you could say was a pretty good year largely because they ran an offense that people hadn't seen

02:04:37.820 that offensive line is the highest rated offensive line since they started measuring it

02:04:43.500 oh that's how good that team was and the defense was incredible yeah and then they tried to throw

02:04:48.120 it the next year and it was a disaster when he actually put any of the weight on him um two things

02:04:53.540 that colin kaepernick supporters never will answer for you though uh number one if it was this is about

02:04:59.560 kneeling and opposing the man why did he lose his job to blaine gabbert before he started kneeling

02:05:08.780 he lost his job to blaine gabbert before he started kneeling that might be the biggest indictment

02:05:16.660 against him in the history of indictments come on blaine gabbert and number two uh he the guy who

02:05:25.600 knelt with him on day one is eric reed who i saw playing for the carolina panthers this week

02:05:31.840 he still has a job all these other guys that supported him all have jobs it's just him because

02:05:37.820 a he has shows no desire to actually want to play and b didn't show much ability to play when he was

02:05:43.540 playing yes that's the problem can we please tell colin kaepernick now to shut up

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