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00:00:00.000 uh welcome to the program triple eight seven twenty seven beck is our phone number today

00:00:05.560 it's a patent stew in for glenn he's got the coronavirus he's on a uh cruise off the coast

00:00:10.860 of japan and we assume he's gonna be back tomorrow but we don't fully have that uh knocked down yet

00:00:15.360 sorry i'm still getting ready here uh what do we have uh coming off today we have a lot of uh news

00:00:20.260 from the election saturday is uh nevada so we're getting to that point now where these things are

00:00:27.580 coming pretty quickly you have nevada this week the week after is south carolina and then right

00:00:34.280 after that i think three days after that is super tuesday seconds so it's interesting to see some of

00:00:38.980 the polls that have come down i mean you really haven't seen much of a bump for buddha judge or

00:00:42.160 klobuchar in the second secondary states and you haven't seen much of a fallout from for biden i

00:00:47.300 mean he's still there elizabeth warren is still there so maybe the the whole momentum argument

00:00:52.580 hasn't really uh held true this year uh that kind of seems like the case at least so far we're gonna

00:00:57.860 come back here in uh just a minute we'll be all updated on that all the opposition research is

00:01:02.340 starting to drop on michael bloomberg and all of it's really funny uh so we'll get to that today and

00:01:07.500 uh get some some good amy klobuchar stuff as well it's all coming up patent stew in for glenn here on

00:01:13.820 the glenn beck program

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00:01:41.820 with patent stew for glenn on the glenn beck program happy president's day not just any i

00:01:49.420 mean well yeah it's just any president it's not uh not a specific president anymore right it used to

00:01:55.540 be uh washington and lincoln had their separate days then they were combined and it was like nah

00:02:04.080 it's just for all presidents okay yeah i i generally only support william henry harrison today

00:02:10.620 really that's kind of where the direction i like to go yeah i'll throw in a little tyler at times

00:02:15.100 you know just to mix it up okay those are the only presidents i actually support on president's day

00:02:20.120 huh that's interesting yeah well you know look i if it was a specific president then maybe i would

00:02:26.860 think about them on this day but it's not it's just presidents in general which you know a lot of

00:02:32.480 them sucked so i don't know why they would be honored on a day like today yeah but they are

00:02:36.340 are you a big james buchanan fan too or huge buchanan guy yeah huge buchanan guy widely

00:02:41.320 considered the worst president of all time kind of is yeah uh so we're just saying something yeah

00:02:46.140 it is because there's been some really bad ones really bad ones woodrow wilson comes to mind oh my

00:02:51.320 uh lyndon johnson comes to mind thank you thank you for mentioning him in this yes it's awful

00:02:58.360 he was for some reason he gets a pass gets a pass on this is it because he didn't run for a second

00:03:04.860 term well he had that half you know that one year that where he took over for kennedy then he won

00:03:10.860 an election and then he decided not to run for a second term so a second full term and maybe it's

00:03:17.200 that that got him off i don't i don't know that they got him out of everybody thinking he was so bad

00:03:22.940 because it was only what five years i mean if if he ran for a re-election and won we'd have to come

00:03:29.620 up with new numbers to describe the debt that we have because right now we're about a trillion we

00:03:34.100 kind of know quadrillions next after that who knows i don't think it's possible to know i'm bad just like

00:03:39.200 the metric system it's not possible to know what's next yeah it's nobody knows nobody knows uh but when

00:03:43.860 we get that we would get there with lyndon johnson and another quadrillion oh easy easy easy i think we

00:03:48.700 get to the next one i mean i would say it's quintillion but who even knows until you get

00:03:52.900 there yeah you don't know until you're on the doorstep of quintillion what if it is quintillion

00:03:57.940 or quadrillion or what it is but i mean there's a there's a meme that goes around on social media

00:04:04.360 which i just love and it shows these uh political buttons from you know long time ago from social

00:04:11.600 security time and medicare time and it's like remember remember 50 and 75 years ago when republicans

00:04:18.680 were telling us socialism was going to destroy our country i don't either uh did it happen no and

00:04:25.980 it's like well you guys do realize we're 23 trillion dollars in debt yeah with a hundred trillion in

00:04:33.180 long-term uh liabilities and almost all of it are the two programs you're sitting here defending yes

00:04:37.820 almost all of it that the republicans were saying is socialism because it is it is it might be popular

00:04:44.280 socialism but it's socialism nonetheless nobody wants to eliminate it now everybody's afraid

00:04:49.700 scared to death to even say anything about it but social security and medicare medicaid

00:04:55.580 have bankrupted this country and we just were like oh i love it don't keep the keep the state out of my

00:05:03.180 medicare even republicans will say that there is no opposition party for this the democrats wanted

00:05:08.540 bigger that i mean even you know trump and and all the republicans say they are not going to do

00:05:12.380 anything to screw with it it is exactly they're afraid of it they're afraid of it because it is

00:05:16.940 popular now because we you know once you've been given stuff you're going to want to keep taking it

00:05:22.260 yeah there's no going back on that you can't turn back on that and and there is a legitimate argument

00:05:27.780 from people who are have been paying into the system for a long time and wish to receive it i

00:05:32.280 understand that like us we've paid into the system for a really long time though no plan that looks

00:05:38.240 to adjust it would change that like you if you are going to get medicare soon there's no plan that's

00:05:44.860 under proposal that would no change that for any of these people right like right it's it's only people

00:05:50.580 who would be coming up in the system remember when george w bush wanted to reform it yeah and it was like

00:05:56.800 if you want to keep the your current system where this won't touch anybody who's already got benefits

00:06:02.560 and they he would say that all the time no one cares nobody cared it was like you're going to

00:06:07.660 take away my social security no he specifically said he's not and by the way he was offering

00:06:13.000 something that would be that for every person would have been much better that has ever existed in the

00:06:17.700 country would would do much you do much better under his proposed system and including after the 2008

00:06:24.440 collapse all of that stuff you'd still do much much better under the proposal that was given by george

00:06:30.620 w bush at that time yeah however everyone was scared of it so we didn't do it so now everyone

00:06:34.360 gets less and we all cheer it because at least we could depend on less yeah it is a bizarre thing

00:06:40.920 crazy it and it's it's this weird denial where everyone looks at these programs as if they're

00:06:47.020 positive things they are clearly destroying the future of our country when it comes to debt there's

00:06:54.260 no doubt about it every single estimate looking forward says the same thing that this is going to

00:06:59.280 grow you know grow from where it is now at 23 trillion dollars in debt and will continue to

00:07:03.280 increase and then not only will it be these programs that are wiping us out but it will also be the

00:07:10.860 payments on the debt on the past years of that program that will wind up being 30 40 50 percent of

00:07:15.900 our budget every year that is not a sustainable situation however it's it's popular and so people go on

00:07:22.780 the internet and they post these things as if they're brilliant uh geniuses and i does anybody ever

00:07:29.100 put a minute of thought into what they're actually posting i don't think so do you see that story that

00:07:32.720 said by 2030 we're going to be at 180 percent of gdp in our debt our debt will be 180 percent of gdp

00:07:40.780 it's not positive it's unsustainable so if we don't if we don't stop that trend by then uh

00:07:47.780 it's going to be a disaster and this is why we don't shouldn't have president's day we're going

00:07:52.480 to honor people that have put us 180 trillion dollars in debt come on come on that's not good

00:07:58.260 that's not right all right uh let's pause 60 seconds uh and we'll be right back on the glenbeck

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00:09:16.860 seven two seven beck uh this is great the uh the iowa caucus was a total debacle for the democrats

00:09:27.920 i mean they just they botched it so badly i mean yeah even they admit that not not just because all of

00:09:35.740 the candidates sucked right because that was a disaster that was the we knew that disaster going

00:09:40.340 in though this is the secondary disaster in which they couldn't count the votes amazing did you see

00:09:45.640 did you see this report in the new york times by the way that went over all the ways they made

00:09:50.460 mistakes no it is incredible because for all the beating the new york times takes 99.9 percent of it

00:09:58.160 very well deserved they're really good at this type of thing which is looking at an inane amount of

00:10:05.820 depth to cover these really intricate things like this yeah and so they go through and just list

00:10:12.560 how like you know the way the system works is you have to get 15 percent of the vote to have any chance

00:10:17.380 to be viable right so you go in there and a lot of a lot of candidates have 10 percent of the vote

00:10:23.340 and so they're not viable and those people can go to another candidate so whatever the first count of

00:10:30.440 votes is has to be the lowest amount of votes uh in total right you people can't come in after that

00:10:40.460 that first vote so you they look and they have like a hundred different places where there's like

00:10:45.260 5 000 votes in the first vote and then there's 6 000 in the second well no one was allowed to join

00:10:52.440 after the first vote you couldn't come in and do it again and there's mistakes like that all over

00:10:56.620 the place and they have it all documented sometimes it's like well like they've done this for just the

00:11:01.500 first time it's incredible it's incredible well and the rules are so complicated pat i actually

00:11:07.420 understand how it got screwed up it's there are things like hasn't it always been though why don't

00:11:12.400 they have this down yet i don't know i don't know they did change a lot of the rules because they

00:11:16.860 changed some of them the bernie people came in after last time and they were pissed about it last time

00:11:21.220 uh they wanted they thought they should have won uh iowa last time they lost in a very close election

00:11:27.720 to hillary went on to blow hillary out in new hampshire and they think if they would have won

00:11:31.660 both of those states maybe they get the nomination it would have changed the three million people who

00:11:35.960 voted or four million people who voted against him okay it was a huge gap there people are like oh

00:11:41.020 he got the election taken from him really he lost i mean be honest about it yeah he got his butt kicked

00:11:45.860 with bernie sanders what you have is about 25 percent of people who actually like bernie

00:11:49.320 in that primary another 15 who just didn't like hillary which gets him to 40 does not get him to

00:11:54.880 50 like hillary still won 60 of the vote right in the primary um overall but the uh this is their

00:12:02.520 complaint this was their big complaint so that's why they had the popular vote released this time for

00:12:06.960 the first time and they had uh the secondary popular vote which bernie won on both counts

00:12:11.660 but a judge still wins with the state uh statewide delegate equivalents but the statewide delegate

00:12:18.800 equivalent it's obviously it's a ridiculous idea just count the stupid votes right and again i

00:12:27.740 understand that like this is what the left says about the electoral college it's totally different

00:12:31.880 situation in a primary like this it makes a lot of sense to just do the popular vote so they look at

00:12:37.100 this and they would come down and two people would tie for the amount of delegates they were supposed

00:12:44.480 to have so there'd be one delegate outstanding let's say they had five and they were supposed

00:12:49.280 to tie they can't split the delegates so instead of it being two and a half versus two and a half

00:12:53.660 which might make some sense if you tie right they have to award the one delegate to one of the two

00:12:59.740 candidates so it has to be three to two even if they tie which makes no sense weird so what this is

00:13:06.860 why you saw the coin flipping going on legitimately which was big coins ridiculous why are you flipping

00:13:12.340 a why are you doing a coin toss in a in a political matchup like that it's ridiculous is that democracy

00:13:19.460 i guess so this is what democracy looks like as they used to chant all the time oh man so in other

00:13:24.320 times there would be like they would have to round the the vote percentages off and they would round

00:13:31.200 them incorrectly so then there'd be extra delegates they only had eight seven to give away and they

00:13:35.540 gave away eight like this is happening all over the state unreal and you know so this is a complete

00:13:40.260 disaster and the app was a big part of it because the app was supposed to do a lot of these calculations

00:13:43.880 for the people so how much of this was because they had new rules was all of it some of it what they

00:13:50.420 were describing it you know the app was supposed to do it all obviously the app didn't work so then

00:13:54.920 they had uh they had a long handbook that would describe what to do in all these really intricate

00:14:03.020 situations so if you have a tie if you have uh you know too many delegates too few delegates if the

00:14:08.960 rounding leads to both people getting a delegate when only one of them supposed to blah blah blah

00:14:13.360 all these complicated situations a long handbook that they admit themselves did not actually cover all

00:14:20.820 of the possibilities why don't you just go to a primary it's i mean it's ridiculous let people

00:14:24.920 come in and vote for their favorite candidate yeah make it easy you know they're doing this thing in

00:14:30.420 and i actually think this is a really good thing for all voting but they're doing this thing in

00:14:33.940 nevada this time with uh basically what is essentially ranked choice voting and didn't they have the

00:14:39.620 same system though they had the same app so they had the same app initially now they've changed

00:14:44.820 this okay pat so now they have a new app that is coming on party controlled ipads so the party

00:14:54.360 comes and gives you the ipad with the new app on it that they've never used oh good now considering

00:15:00.380 they were using a different two weeks ago what could possibly go wrong so they're going to try to

00:15:04.960 do this and now they also have here early state voting so how do you do that with a caucus you're

00:15:11.600 supposed to all go into a room and then everyone gets in their dumb groups right yeah so in nevada

00:15:16.780 they're having early voting where they're doing basically a ranked choice voting so it's like my

00:15:19.760 number one choice is tulsi gabbard my number two is tom steyer my number three is joe biden right

00:15:24.900 so if steyer and gabbard are not viable at 15 your votes will go to biden you know you can rank them

00:15:33.220 like that which i think is a smart thing for all voting actually because then you'd be able to

00:15:38.360 it wouldn't seem like you're throwing your vote away on a third party candidate if you think you

00:15:42.140 want to go for the whatever the libertarian in the in a in a particular race and they're not going

00:15:46.100 to win they're not going to win you go to your second choice your second choice which would be

00:15:49.000 the republican let's say yeah and i think that makes a lot of sense it does frankly so they're

00:15:53.140 going to do some of that like you said people couldn't tell you that's a binary choice you're

00:15:56.720 throwing your you're throwing your vote away yeah and look i get that argument but it's yeah

00:16:01.220 you wind up with a two-party system till the end of time with two terrible parties

00:16:06.620 with that idea that's where we are and that's where we are because of it right so they've they

00:16:11.600 started doing that they did it in maine they've they've been trying to roll this out across the

00:16:15.300 country uh which you know so far they've got i think one or two areas that do it but i do think

00:16:21.380 it's a good long-term solution because you should be able to do that right like if i want to i want

00:16:26.280 to say like you know what the constitution party is really the party i really like but obviously

00:16:31.240 they're going to get 0.1 so i'd rather go with the republican party or you know what you could be like

00:16:35.880 hey i really want to vote for the socialist workers party but they're really not going to win

00:16:40.200 so if i don't get that then i can have the democrat and that would make sense it would also inform people

00:16:45.460 of you know what are the flavors here right like you've got you have different flavors to choose

00:16:49.820 from you can pick what's the actual maybe there is an appetite for socialism who knows we're seeing

00:16:54.720 it right now who knew i know the democrats didn't seem to think this they used to say the era of big

00:17:00.060 government is over they used to not co-sponsor medicare for all right now they all think

00:17:05.620 socialism's the way to go well when obamacare was proposed we were told we're not gonna go to

00:17:11.400 single payer that's nothing like what we're talking about no wasn't the lie of the year one year uh

00:17:16.560 yeah i think it was from politifact saying that if you think that single payer is part of this that

00:17:21.040 you're you're nuts well of course it's it's the long-term plan and you know the architect of

00:17:26.140 obamacare said so well it's not a trojan horse is it it's it's just right there i'm telling you i'm

00:17:31.780 telling you we're going to single payer well that happened a lot sooner i think than anybody

00:17:37.320 imagined it could because just you know what are we eight years later they start saying yeah i'm for

00:17:44.880 universal single payer health care it's incredible and they all are they're all running against

00:17:49.800 obamacare virtually all of them they're all saying you know what sucks obamacare and that's why we need

00:17:55.560 medicare for all or i mean even the the thing that you know probably the most friendly to obamacare

00:18:01.580 has been biden obviously he was in in a big a big uh role in trying to pass that but even he says

00:18:07.040 we need to fix this because of x y and z you know we need we need a public option we need to massively

00:18:12.040 expand what we did then why they're all saying what they did then didn't work yeah but you told us

00:18:18.020 this was the solution and here you are running against it more in 60 seconds pat and stew for glenn

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00:19:29.120 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program happy president's day 888-727-BECK now the

00:19:51.440 polling in nevada is is interesting because biden was considering nevada and south carolina his

00:19:59.940 firewall now it looks like just south carolina so far it might be a firewall for him because

00:20:05.980 bernie's ahead in nevada too now if bernie was right up there in nevada anyway he's now up by more

00:20:13.080 than a little he's up by seven points in the latest poll now nevada is very difficult to pull

00:20:17.300 because of all these ridiculous rules we just talked about yeah so it's hard to depend on that

00:20:23.400 i mean it's hard to you know to pull a primary anyway and then when you get to caucus world it's

00:20:27.880 even more crazy but i mean this is a crazy race there's eight candidates in the race right now

00:20:31.820 eight candidates on the democratic side are left after the 57 394 that actually ran there's eight

00:20:37.320 left one of them is michael bloomberg who's not running in nevada at all yeah another one is tulsi

00:20:42.560 gabbard who is at zero percent in the poll there which is interesting because you know she's i think

00:20:49.600 she's an attractive candidate you know in more ways than one she's actually attractive but also

00:20:54.400 uh she i think the perception is that she's a little bit more moderate she's a little more

00:21:00.100 reasonable and she's really not as far as ideology is concerned but she does you can talk to her it's

00:21:06.480 like she's not a wild-eyed liberal she's not a crazed liberal she's smart and she's uh seemingly

00:21:14.800 emotionally balanced which is a lot more than you can say for many of these candidates yes she uh

00:21:19.780 however and you know like she's very i think she's a good candidate remember though the reason why the

00:21:24.700 clintons hate her so much is because when everyone she was really looking for congressional endorsements

00:21:30.640 uh tulsi said you know what i'm endorsing burning in 2016 and i'm gonna run his campaign here in in

00:21:39.740 hawaii or he's one of the high she was one of the high level people uh campaign chairs and in in hawaii

00:21:44.620 so i mean again we're talking about someone who were considering moderate who endorsed bernie

00:21:49.680 sanders last time incredible that's how far this party has moved yeah people who endorse bernie

00:21:55.620 sanders seem moderate that's that amazing that's incredible so you look at this poll and and the

00:22:03.540 way that nevada is shaping up and this is saturday by the way you have eight candidates in the race

00:22:09.160 two are at zero percent every other candidate all six are in double digits so literally crazy race

00:22:15.740 anybody could win anybody could win any of the six i would say any of those six could win this race

00:22:20.420 i mean you go down to you have sanders at 25 biden at 18 warren at 13 steyer at 11 which people are

00:22:28.880 forgetting about steyer because he hasn't made any impact yet and bloomberg has overshadowed his i'm

00:22:33.340 going to spend a billion dollars to win an election sort of shtick but steyer has spent all of his money

00:22:38.160 in nevada and south carolina so he's doing pretty well in both of those states and double digits in both

00:22:42.500 of them and then buddha judge and klobuchar are at 10 wow so i mean could buddha judge have a great day

00:22:47.540 and win i think that's possible could klobuchar it's possible could steyer it's possible it's

00:22:53.000 again it's it's a it's a situation where it's a caucus so no one can predict these things

00:22:58.400 with any sort of accuracy this is a total crapshoot out of nevada it's going to be interesting to watch

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00:24:22.840 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK uh the 2020 election continues to be

00:24:51.280 pretty wild i mean i don't know what the democrats are are gonna do because if you're just a normal

00:24:56.640 person who believes in old-fashioned democrat values you think it's the party of jfk and then

00:25:06.860 you look at the options available now and you see nothing but socialist communist uh lunatics

00:25:14.140 what what are you gonna do who are you gonna vote for they all bet that that was where the party was

00:25:19.660 going and most of them are wrong right i mean i hope so is at least a real socialist right he's

00:25:24.340 been doing that forever the other ones are and so is for all intents and purposes elizabeth warren

00:25:29.460 elizabeth warren although she you know just won't admit it she won't admit it she made an interesting

00:25:34.160 decision though and i think it was a flawed one to say to kind of stake that ground out early

00:25:39.840 basically i'm as left as bernie sanders except for the fact that i'm a little bit more friendly to

00:25:45.300 establishment the establishment types yeah and that was not a good decision because any hope she had

00:25:52.820 at grab grabbing people who were just normal democrats kind of goes away when you turn into

00:25:57.360 bernie uh you don't want to go full bernie it's not a good idea and so now she's trying to pitch

00:26:02.880 herself as this fusion candidate you can you can have the good stuff from bernie and the good stuff

00:26:07.260 from the the old school with me because i'm that's me it's like well you just spent the last like

00:26:12.820 year telling us you were bernie now you're now you're not bernie now you're somewhere in between

00:26:18.360 everyone can agree on you like what is her case of being a fusion candidate it's it's not strong

00:26:23.780 and that's why she's sinking in the polls yes you know i i think her time is gone i think she should

00:26:30.740 probably just get out of the race right now if she wants a socialist to be president she should right

00:26:37.640 away yes hop out of there let bernie take over you know give you get half most of your

00:26:42.520 support probably goes to bernie or at least there's a good chance that it does and arguably

00:26:46.620 the only reason to stay in at this point when you're sinking like she is is for your future

00:26:50.980 right for 2024 all right i'm setting myself up for next time now well there's no next time for her

00:26:56.280 she's going to be 76 years old next time of course i guess that doesn't matter in this field what are

00:27:01.620 you talking about it really is they might be like look she's only 76 she doesn't have the experience

00:27:06.460 necessary in this democratic field but with her you think maybe you get that hail mary coming through

00:27:15.780 i mean as we just pointed out she's in double digits in nevada there's no reason per se she

00:27:20.280 couldn't win there other than the fact that you know she's supposed to be so tough and so good with

00:27:25.340 unions but now she's supporting a policy that will rip the throat out of their health care because they

00:27:32.300 actually have good health care because they've been you know going after uh the union negotiations

00:27:37.560 for a long time fighting it for yeah they have cadillac plans right and so she's going to make

00:27:43.260 what they had illegal and that's not something they like very much surprisingly hard to blame them

00:27:49.380 and then you have people like joe biden who's supposed to be a moderate in this field

00:27:54.280 who can't even say that illegal immigration is bad like even even when you say illegal immigration

00:28:02.740 he's he's touting it as a benefit to our country illegal immigration now it's one thing to say we

00:28:09.840 shouldn't be as harsh on certain immigrants maybe people who came here as a child and with no fault of

00:28:16.420 their own as they always say and they've been living here forever they've never even known their own

00:28:20.780 country and you're going to send them back there's a a pretty good hunger for that argument in the

00:28:27.440 among the american people when you're saying that there's no downside to illegal immigrants uh coming

00:28:33.800 to the country and they're a net benefit they're a net benefit it's a gift that's what he said uh this

00:28:38.000 week this is uh joe biden talking about um uh illegal immigration with jorge ramos listen

00:28:45.860 at the debate in houston um you said that during the obama violent administration and i quote

00:28:50.520 we didn't lock people in cages um but you actually did well i'm not even saying numbers in the trump

00:28:57.540 administration but you did uh we found a picture of an eight-year-old boy from uh honduras yes and what

00:29:04.860 what this was if you know in 20 in 2014 uh in a detention center in mccallum texas yes with with

00:29:12.840 the uh yes and what happened was all the unaccompanied children were coming across the border yeah we

00:29:17.820 tried to get them out just like now kept them safe and get them out of the the detention centers that

00:29:23.080 essentially that center that were run by homeless security and get them into communities as quickly

00:29:28.800 as we can many people would say they were cages well look look you know you're not telling the

00:29:35.460 truth here about the comparison of the two things i'm saying that the numbers in your administration

00:29:40.720 were not the same as the ones we're seeing right now with no beyond that but look how quickly we got

00:29:45.220 them out and got them back to families look how we didn't engage and we sought the relatives here

00:29:50.880 we sought to get them into safe communities we sought to get them out of the control of the homeland

00:29:56.740 security to get them safe but they came unaccompanied unaccompanied yeah and by the way

00:30:03.200 one of the things you should be doing and you may recall i'm the only guy that got it done

00:30:07.060 was to provide for 750 million dollars so people didn't want to leave in the first place by going

00:30:13.300 down to honduras and guatemala and el salvador and making sure that we in fact change the circumstances

00:30:19.540 which is causing them to flee to begin with you may remember i spent i spent i spent hundreds of

00:30:24.680 well no they didn't they dropped off extensively extensively and then no no and there was another

00:30:31.340 wave of central america yeah and what happened because they stopped funding it this administration

00:30:37.280 three years ago stopped spending the money they stopped going after the gangs they stopped the

00:30:42.600 street lighting they stopped building boys and girls clubs they stopped the that is the big thing

00:30:47.420 there's a boys and girls club if we could just have more boys and girls clubs right it'd be almost

00:30:53.280 uh a nirvana people i've heard people say this in honduras before if we had more boys and girls

00:31:00.580 clubs this is essentially beverly hills right that's what they always say yes this is basically rodeo

00:31:05.960 perfectly fine and we'll never leave we'll never leave you build us one more boys and girls

00:31:10.180 club one short we're all set one short and we don't know if it's a boys club or a girls club

00:31:15.320 but we know we're one away from paradise so i'll tell you what build one boys club and one girls

00:31:21.260 club and then we're definitely fine and we're for sure we're a little worried that people are going

00:31:26.020 to go from america to honduras at that point you build both of them oh oh my game over that is

00:31:32.680 where it really hits over for the united states i i it's a then that clip is about you know the cages

00:31:39.360 thing which is it's interesting because ramos is one of these guys who is so ideological on the

00:31:44.980 idea that people should be able to cross the border whenever they want into america yeah he

00:31:48.980 will take on democrats yeah he will everyone every once in a while he will because if they if

00:31:54.160 democrats deport people uh you know hey we had this guy who came in and he's responsible for 47

00:32:01.740 murders should we deport him ramos will call that person out if you say yes if you will you know look

00:32:08.220 if you're a democrat you're like look we want all illegal immigrants to come in with the exception of

00:32:12.180 that one guy who murdered 47 children that person should be deported immediately ramos will take you

00:32:17.420 on he's that ideological on it yes so you do get these good moments occasionally where biden there

00:32:22.880 is forced to acknowledge the fact that yes they did have kids in cages back when he was when he was

00:32:30.160 vice president and his big his big argument seems to be well but we had some we had less we had less

00:32:35.360 we had less and i'm not even sure that's true and they weren't in there as long and yeah and we

00:32:39.500 were working to get him into a community and in other words he's working to keep him here

00:32:43.460 and so the difference is that uh trump who by the way had all kinds of unaccompanied children come

00:32:52.340 flooding through the border too remember that whole there was a whole hysteria about it and so uh

00:32:58.900 he also separated that that was the separation you put the kids in one area and the adults in another

00:33:05.400 because we didn't know who they went to and many of them were unaccompanied as well yeah and so it

00:33:11.220 was the same situation it's just that trump was trying to figure out whether they should stay in

00:33:15.100 this country or go back to their own so uh i and the time period that they were in there was it any

00:33:22.320 longer than under obama i doubt it and all i know is that uh donald trump will not build boys and

00:33:29.620 girls clubs in honduras and that's where he's bastard he's a oh my gosh don't even get me

00:33:34.740 started notice he didn't address that in the state of the union i do notice that you know yeah the

00:33:38.760 state of the union is strong it would be stronger if we built more boys and girls clubs in honduras

00:33:42.880 that's when it gets strong but you know why he won't because he hates he hates he does boys and

00:33:49.200 girls he does hate yeah so and their clubs uh we also have this clip of him talking about

00:33:54.460 specifically illegal immigration and how wonderful it is for the united states of america benefit here

00:34:00.420 sure of course listen we can afford to do this in terms this is a big country the idea we can

00:34:06.180 accommodate more people in the interest of the united states and by the way and by the way guess

00:34:10.620 what what they're the reason why the legal as well as undocumented the reason why our society is

00:34:17.220 functioning the reason why our economy is growing our economy is booming we stand up and act like it's a

00:34:22.940 burden it is not a burden it's a gift so the reason the economy is doing well is illegal immigrants

00:34:30.660 yes huh who knew i didn't know that i did not know that look at the things we're learning here from

00:34:36.300 joe wow that's good boys and girls clubs saving honduras yeah and this well it's a gift well i find

00:34:42.180 it interesting the way he starts that answer too which is is really revealing like look we're a huge

00:34:46.460 country of course we can accommodate these people and it's a net benefit well is it that we're accommodating

00:34:52.160 them or is it a net benefit right are we a big country that can swallow up the negatives that

00:34:57.040 might come along with illegal immigration but because we're so nice and we're so wealthy we can

00:35:00.960 do it that's argument one argument two is whenever they come over here it's a great thing for us

00:35:06.360 those are two separate arguments they can't exist together both can't be true uh because if they're a

00:35:13.980 net benefit it's not about us accommodating them it's about inviting more like why why are you putting

00:35:19.280 boys and girls clubs in honduras to keep them in honduras it's a gift to us yeah they should all

00:35:23.820 be built here in the united states so they can come here and enjoy we should build those motorized

00:35:27.700 walkways that just bring people right to the border from honduras let them get here faster

00:35:32.100 is if it's a net benefit why don't we charter flights to get people in here yeah it's a good

00:35:37.480 it's a good question stew it's like they want every side of this argument right like you want to be

00:35:41.600 able to say like look this is the easiest thing in the world we're helping people out and yes we have to

00:35:45.820 swallow a little bit of these negatives but we're a great big country we're so rich the wealthiest

00:35:49.280 country in the world let's give them everything by the way everything they're doing here is helping

00:35:52.780 us and it's positive well why why do we have to be a wealthy country we should be if we were a poor

00:35:59.360 country we should want more of them if they're a gift to our nation and the only reason our economy

00:36:03.200 survives yes these are just blatantly these are arguments having fights with each other and this is

00:36:09.860 one of the issues with joe biden is he's so incoherent at this point he does this stuff all the

00:36:15.740 time it's why he's not leading in these polls again this has been joe biden's uh election to

00:36:21.080 lose this entire time he's losing it the problem is he's really good at losing it and he you know

00:36:26.660 the democratic voters basically since the launch of this election have said we want to give this race

00:36:33.120 to you joe oh yeah no doubt he is stand up stood up proudly and said no i will not have it not take it

00:36:39.920 get out of my face there is no way i'm going to accept your election i do not want your nomination

00:36:46.700 stop bothering me with it look at how incoherent i am i don't make any sense if you're gonna elect

00:36:53.560 me i'm gonna make you pay for it i'm gonna be completely incoherent all the time that's the way

00:36:58.660 i think he's been doing it it's questionable pat whether it's a good idea uh by the way we're gonna

00:37:03.100 be talking a little bit about the election tonight on stew does america it airs uh i think it's eight

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00:40:13.020 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program triple eight

00:40:31.800 727 b ck by the way uh in addition to stew does america there's also uh leakages that has just

00:40:38.940 taken the world by storm oh too much oh my gosh almost too much and you can find that at youtube

00:40:44.440 dot com slash pat gray i was upset that twitter was pushing it down and not allowing it to trend

00:40:51.180 worldwide yeah because that's what they do that's what they do when you know there's a new leakages

00:40:55.040 episode and that happens every seven years or so and it's especially popular in uganda and they

00:40:59.980 they just shut it down there so the ugandans didn't get their share of leakages this time

00:41:04.520 after watching the leakages episode by the way pat uh i noticed there wasn't a lot of problem solving

00:41:10.100 in this particular episode there's a lot of problem identifying is that you you took from it you

00:41:15.560 you found a lot of awareness i think awareness is my new thing i want people to be aware of the

00:41:21.040 problem but perhaps on the next episode you know we solve some of those uh so like seven valentine's

00:41:27.000 days yes from now then you're gonna actually have solutions for these particular leakages

00:41:32.320 problems okay well i'm looking forward to that i mean we only spent three and a half billion dollars

00:41:36.140 on it what do you want yeah you're not gonna be able to solve you're not gonna be able to solve

00:41:40.140 everything that's true whatever so you sound you should run for president with that attitude

00:41:43.640 and the democratic party it's true we only spent three and a half billion dollars we're gonna do

00:41:48.020 solve it i would absolutely be a front runner at this point

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00:43:28.100 com slash glenn it's supposed to get close to 80 today by the way right 77 76 77 today and then maybe

00:43:34.460 40 degrees colder tomorrow yeah we'll screw that day i only care about today okay okay i only care about

00:43:41.320 today that's a it's a good point of view uh stew it really is don't worry about anything else just live

00:43:47.340 for today that's the best way to do it whatever whatever from what i understand it's the best way

00:43:52.680 to live your life i haven't checked in on it but i'm gonna try it i think uh michael bloomberg

00:43:57.080 subscribes to it uh we'll show you some of that coming up here in just a few minutes he's he had a busy

00:44:02.700 weekend uh yeah it's one way of just putting it did a lot apparently and we'll get to some of that

00:44:09.960 coming up

00:44:10.460 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program today with pat and stew

00:44:34.520 for glenn triple eight seven two seven beck michael bloomberg had a quite a busy weekend

00:44:41.560 actually i'm not positive where he first began singing and dancing when did that i'm not sure

00:44:47.780 when that occurred uh but the video of the singing and dancing for michael bloomberg just uh started

00:44:54.420 springing up on the internet and pat you know he was in a musical yeah and see yes he was in new york

00:45:00.880 city one way of abbreviating that would be nyc now if you were to be super duper clever you might

00:45:10.640 recognize that the c it stands for city could also stand for the c c s e a so if you were to do a

00:45:21.340 an underwater musical called nyc why it would be a very good move for the rest of your life wouldn't

00:45:29.580 it it would and michael is finding that out and i i want my next president uh to be good in a

00:45:38.200 broadway musical me too that's the main that's the main thing i'm looking for and i think this goes

00:45:43.180 beyond good i mean he's he's great in this watch uh in michael bloomberg in a fish outfit

00:45:49.080 that's not him

00:45:54.840 but he's arm in arm with uh i guess the lobster

00:46:01.380 he's sort of dancing but not sort of

00:46:05.580 okay let me get a little dance scene

00:46:11.060 big guy lobster walks away now turns back to the fish and here comes mike

00:46:15.180 big bed bugs

00:46:19.940 oh my god oh man that is that's painful that's painfully bad not only should michael bloomberg's

00:46:43.600 campaign be over we should shut down broadway over that if that happened on broadway yes yes

00:46:49.820 because you can hear the guy who's the lobster guy who's singing like can you know he's he can

00:46:54.320 sing i guess and he gets you can tell he's very broadway uh the the bloomberg part of it is so bad

00:47:00.620 he's like way off time and not only off key and can't sing but he can't he doesn't even know what

00:47:05.520 time to come in right he has no idea he's trying to be funny with an a-rod drug joke

00:47:10.000 so bad uh and then there's this is this the same play just later on or is this a separate

00:47:20.980 broadway musical i think that it's the same play i think it's the same play later in the play he's

00:47:27.900 not a fish anymore now he's like a mary poppins character and he's got an umbrella and watch what

00:47:34.600 happens here maybe this is i'll tell you where i'm going oh oh wow that's first iowa then new

00:47:47.220 hampshire maybe i can get the whole country to behave and he's lifted up and he floats away

00:47:54.700 everybody waving goodbye to him that's uh great that'd be fun to eventually be in that point where

00:48:02.880 we can wave goodbye to him yes wow oh my gosh it's so cringeworthy why do the politicians do this

00:48:11.640 i don't know i really don't know they think that like this is gonna make me relatable i think if i

00:48:16.160 do this people will will think i'm funny and then it'll be okay they'll love it the end of the day

00:48:22.520 they'll just remember me as the guy who just has fun with things they're just the guy just wants to

00:48:26.260 jump in i don't take myself too seriously i don't i don't look i'm in a play about with a lobster

00:48:31.400 how can i possibly take myself seriously i'm not afraid to be arm in arm with a man

00:48:35.960 that shows you how inclusive i am that's me yeah that's mr inclusive is what i am mr inclusive

00:48:43.860 and they try to do these things and look every politician is has participated in nonsense like

00:48:50.120 this at one time or another i mean there's i mean you go back to the what's the clip with trump

00:48:56.420 and giuliani where they were they both dressed as women i don't i mean there's just all these

00:49:00.960 things are just so ridiculous they exist for everybody it's never a good call though no there's

00:49:05.600 never a moment you're like you know what that worked out well is there nobody around you that says

00:49:09.820 mike no this isn't a good idea don't don't do this don't do this don't do this don't do this to

00:49:15.340 yourself you're a billionaire mike you can you're the type of person who can buy your way out of

00:49:20.060 situations like this all right just don't do it is there are everybody is everybody around him a

00:49:25.680 yes man is that it must be it must be because right nobody warned him off it nobody warned him

00:49:31.820 off uh this particular discussion either where he is uh talking about death panels uh this is a

00:49:41.820 little different setting he's not on broadway in this particular no are you sure yeah i'm pretty sure

00:49:45.960 i'm pretty sure this is him where he's denying health care to the elderly yeah it's always good

00:49:50.500 listen all of these costs keep going up nobody wants to pay any more money and at the rate we're

00:49:56.340 going health care is going to bankrupt us so not only do we have a problem it's going to bankrupt us

00:50:01.880 and we've got to sit here and say which things we're going to do and which things we're not

00:50:05.480 nobody wants to do that you know you show up with prostate cancer you're 95 years old we should say

00:50:13.660 go and enjoy have a nice day live a long life go home and die answer yeah and you can't do it if

00:50:19.660 you're a young person we should do something about it if you're young society's not willing to do that

00:50:23.940 yeah huh yeah so if you're old we're going to tell you go go have fun enjoy yourself uh while you die

00:50:29.540 your rectal cancer you're gonna love it it's gonna be great it really will uh basically a giant party

00:50:35.140 for you is what it is uh have a great time with you may have heard bad things about it but don't

00:50:39.980 believe any of that no just go home and have fun and then you'll be dead and we won't have to worry

00:50:45.000 about you a prostate it's it's prostate cancer it's a joy and you should really i mean you should

00:50:50.560 uniquely uh you're it's uniquely wonderful that doesn't seem that great to me no it doesn't but

00:50:56.540 um there's a uh wow this is a very standard argument by many not even just the left where

00:51:04.720 the idea is yeah you're too old you don't deserve the care i know i don't tend to ascribe to that

00:51:10.780 uh it seems like a a a bad idea to to do this it's the culture of death in the democrat party

00:51:19.000 and they don't care this is only true if you have left-wing health care ideas that are implemented

00:51:26.980 because yes then you have to ration you can't give people the care that they need you have to come up

00:51:32.280 with some line where you say all right well how about old people they don't get it or how about

00:51:37.920 uh uh i mean go back in history you'd find other examples they they would say this color doesn't

00:51:43.680 get it or this sexual preference doesn't get it or whatever it is or this able-bodied person isn't

00:51:49.400 as able-bodied as other people and so you know they can go off and die too and enjoy it enjoy that

00:51:55.480 uh it's this is not a rare this is not a michael bloomberg thing this is a progressive psycho uh

00:52:00.620 thing this is we can't afford to it goes back to eugenics really yeah that you know it's it's

00:52:07.460 survival of the fittest right right they always they they somehow try to make that oh well that is a

00:52:13.040 that's a republican thing this social darwinism that's republic that's a republican thing it's like

00:52:19.800 is it really no seems like they're the ones who are applying it all the time i don't know i mean

00:52:26.300 you know conservatives like merit and if you want to say merit is social darwinism sure you can say

00:52:32.260 that if you want it's not real it's not true but you can say it this is a situation where you don't

00:52:38.000 even get a chance right you're 95 years old you have a certain kind of cancer no treatment sorry why

00:52:42.260 well you know it's true when you make private health care illegal and where's that all sorts of

00:52:48.340 things like by the way where is that cut off with with you're too old is it 70 is it 75 is it 80 it's

00:52:54.100 whatever age michael bloomberg is right it's a one year one day older than him everyone can die

00:52:58.380 that's for sure uh but he gets to do whatever he needs to do all right he had uh even more to say

00:53:03.240 this weekend is a busy one for him we'll get to that in 60 seconds

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00:54:11.440 pat and stew for glen on the glenbeck program talking about uh michael bloomberg uh and the

00:54:27.280 weekend he had the wonderful weekend he was uh talking about farming this is amazing too if this

00:54:34.580 guy isn't one of the biggest elitists you have ever seen and what i think what i think he believes

00:54:40.580 is that he's so far above the rest of us he's so much better than we are that he just believes he

00:54:48.320 can pontificate on uh whatever topic and just make people understand what the real deal is like

00:54:54.660 you don't understand that you can't drink more than 16 ounces of of a soft drink you you i need to

00:55:01.980 legislate that for you because i'm way above you you don't need salt and i'm i'm going to ban that

00:55:08.640 for you so that you don't kill yourself even the poor need to be taxed more so they have less money

00:55:14.020 to buy food because they buy food and eat food that isn't good for them wow okay and now uh we find

00:55:22.040 out some of his thoughts on farmers and farming anybody even people in this room so no offense intended

00:55:28.760 to to be a farmer you it's a process you dig a hole you put a seed in you put dirt on top add

00:55:34.420 water up comes the corn then we had 300 you could learn that then then um you have 300 years of the

00:55:39.800 industrial society uh you put the piece of metal on the lathe you turn the crank and the direction of

00:55:44.880 the arrow and you can have a job and we created a lot of jobs one point 98 percent of the world worked

00:55:51.620 in uh in agriculture today it's two percent in the united states uh now comes the information

00:55:57.680 economy and the information economy is fundamentally different because it's built around replacing

00:56:05.080 people with technology and the skill sets that you have to learn are how to think and analyze oh i see and

00:56:14.820 that is a whole degree level yeah different you have to have a different skill set you have to have

00:56:22.180 a lot more gray matter you've got to be smarter you have to have gray matter he's just you have to be

00:56:27.740 smarter than farmers and and people work in factories farmers yuck i scrape them off my shoe

00:56:34.540 is what i do with farmers oh makes it right off my shoe disgusting they're disgusting people who feed us

00:56:40.480 you know it's so easy you put a seed into the ground you put some dirt on it and you water it

00:56:47.680 up comes corn is there anything to it i don't know if there is i don't know what it is there's nothing

00:56:52.360 to it you know you put a little dirt on there you put a little water on there and what pops up i mean

00:56:56.540 every fruit and vegetable you could ever want yes enough to feed the world right uh you know one of

00:57:02.520 the reasons why 98 percent of people used to be in agriculture and only two percent are is because

00:57:07.840 the people doing it are so good at it right right yes you can plant a garden out in front of your

00:57:14.200 house i know you know by the way it's dang hard to get the hard thing to to do right that's why

00:57:20.580 now we're talking about yield percentages and and how how you can get the maximum amount of crops out of

00:57:28.340 a very small amount of area and these the technology is is is apply there i mean you've got gp tractors it

00:57:37.680 gps's that are running by themselves and they're i mean this is incredible technology you have to be

00:57:43.040 brilliant to get anything to happen i couldn't get a freaking thing to come out of the ground my life

00:57:46.920 depended on it nope like i if unless someone drops the thing at the grocery store on the ground it's

00:57:54.400 the only time i'm getting food off of the ground that's it i have no hope if it's out of the produce

00:58:01.460 aisle it doesn't come into my home but does his elitism show here or what i mean yeah farmers are

00:58:07.920 stupid factory workers are stupid to do things like i do oh you got to be smart oh yeah and of course i

00:58:14.800 am and that's why i'm gonna be president and tell you what to do the information economy is where all

00:58:19.620 the smart people are i mean you know look sure farmers can feed the world but can they get someone

00:58:26.000 to tweet a cat video and the answer probably not the answer that is not yeah pathetic these people

00:58:30.900 these people can't even tweet a meme they can't do it sure they can give you thousands of varieties

00:58:38.180 of fruits and vegetables they can give you all the meat that you need right they can give you all but

00:58:43.080 can they screw up an election in iowa no no they can't do it they can't they can't do it if they ran

00:58:47.320 it it probably would work those losers it's really incredible to see it in action and this is him

00:58:53.840 all the time and we keep saying he had a bad weekend he didn't have a bad weekend none of

00:58:59.360 these things happened this weekend these things have all happened in the past and it's just the

00:59:03.120 very they're just coming to light now yeah it's the very beginning of the opposition research that's

00:59:06.800 coming on bloomberg because they're starting to take him seriously i mean showing up at 15 and 18

00:59:10.760 percent in some of these national polls he's leading in some of these super tuesday states i think

00:59:15.960 florida is one of them yeah i mean he's got he has put himself in a position uh to have a shot at

00:59:21.900 and people like to say oh he's buying the election no person he is no person is forced to vote for him

00:59:31.500 nor is he paying anybody individually he's running ads saying this is what i believe this is this is

00:59:37.060 who i am and people can either choose to believe it or not tom steyer's also spending a lot of money

00:59:42.820 and no one's voting for him outside of two states you know it's this idea that you can buy an election

00:59:48.060 is ridiculous what you can do though is get yourself heard you know it's like the idea of

00:59:52.440 the new york yankees where the yankees can spend a zillion dollars every single year and make

00:59:56.440 themselves at least give themselves a chance to compete it's been a long time since they won a

01:00:00.840 world series though was it 96 it's been a long time yeah it's been a long time been a long freaking

01:00:07.180 time might be around 96 yeah and so it doesn't mean you automatically can buy an election but you can

01:00:12.740 at least get your voice heard you can at least be considered also something else that popped up

01:00:18.320 apparently in the opposition research in 1990 the employees compiled a uh a nice little booklet

01:00:25.160 containing a lot of michael bloomberg's quotes we'll share some of those uh with you coming up here in

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01:01:34.380 quick correction

01:01:43.760 no doubt stew just pissed off every yankee fan uh quick correction planet minor correction here i forgot

01:01:55.720 about a few world series and and honestly they should all be deleted from history the yankees won

01:01:59.420 them but 2009 they did win the world series which i had forgotten about against the philips okay so

01:02:04.260 just 1996 and 2009 and then they did win three consecutively between 1998 and 2000 but all those

01:02:10.340 sucked so you're saying 96 uh 98 99 2000 and then 2009 yeah i mean if we're gonna give myself a little

01:02:19.780 bit of a break here uh i kind of i remember i was remembering the 1996 grouping i knew they won i

01:02:25.340 thought 96 was the last year but it was actually the first year yeah well they hadn't won for a very

01:02:29.740 long time before that and then they they came back and started winning world series and i was thinking

01:02:34.260 96 was the end it was actually the beginning so they won those four within like five years

01:02:37.940 and then i did totally forget about 2009 though and look it should be removed for i i don't know what

01:02:44.840 cheating scandal they actually were involved in that year but you know well actually you do know

01:02:49.440 it was a rod well yeah we actually do know what cheating scandal they were involved in

01:02:53.300 uh and it was significant so there you go so put that in your pipe

01:02:57.220 in 1990 employees at bloomberg lp gave their boss this is beautiful presidential candidate former new

01:03:05.380 york city mayor michael bloomberg a booklet containing notable quotes they said were attributed to him over

01:03:12.340 the years as a gag birthday gift so this was obviously something that didn't hack him off

01:03:16.800 this was something he was probably fairly proud of the booklet was called the portable bloomberg the wit

01:03:23.760 and wisdom of michael bloomberg and it's a compendium of sexist crude and off-color remarks that bloomberg

01:03:32.660 employees heard him make including if women wanted to be appreciated for their brains they'd go to the

01:03:40.760 library instead of bloomingdale's that's nice that's how you win friends and influence people

01:03:48.120 especially women yeah the problem with going through this list is we really can't can't say

01:03:52.080 a lot of these things uh but they're very very offensive on computers uh he had some pretty

01:03:59.060 sexual interesting things to say that are sexist uh well on many topics marriage capitalism

01:04:07.560 salesmanship um and all of it really unrepeatable on the radio but this guy is just a he's a buffoon

01:04:17.820 and he's a sexist pig his denial is fantastic on this one though because they they gave this his

01:04:23.340 employees as a loving gift said hey look all you remember all those sexist jokes you made they're

01:04:27.500 hilarious this is all funny happy birthday here's your wit and wisdom and of course he at the time was

01:04:33.840 it was great now he's saying he denies the thing he things that he said uh or were attributed to him

01:04:41.080 in this document however he has said things that are against his values now we're not going to tell

01:04:47.640 you what those things are we're just going to tell you that they're not the things in this book

01:04:50.980 now he did say the things very similar that were in this book but not those exact things kind of like

01:04:59.680 he said them sure he said the exact things that were in the book but the things that were in the

01:05:05.220 book were not the things he said no no right not at all and he does not have those values or the

01:05:10.780 values ascribed it prescribed him in that uh sort of book and of course he's got to skirt it like this

01:05:15.240 because he's got you know a thousand witnesses the the employees themselves who put all this together

01:05:21.520 and then gave it to him and everybody saw all of that pretty hard to deny pretty hard to deny and

01:05:27.880 this is a lot of these are older i mean he said to a reporter within the last few years uh you know as

01:05:33.680 a woman walked by in a tight dress look at the he didn't say butt but look at the butt on her like

01:05:38.680 he's in dumb and dumber uh and uh and it said in front of a reporter and they're like you're in the

01:05:45.540 middle of a profile and then of course he just comes out later and denies it right yeah because

01:05:49.640 that's what he does but this is this is going to be a huge problem for him obviously and it's just

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01:07:11.200 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program

01:07:39.300 happy president's day triple eight seven two seven beck uh even more about michael bloomberg that

01:07:48.140 i'm sure he ever wanted to uh to be revealed about him michael bloomberg behind the scenes

01:07:56.340 it's not a pretty picture and a lot of this stuff is is coming to light now because as stew said a few

01:08:02.380 minutes ago they're doing opposition research on him now because he's shooting up the polls after

01:08:06.700 spending how much has he spent so far it's an incredible number he spent 400 million dollars so

01:08:12.840 far holy cow and it's important to understand million that's on ads so that's not what he spent

01:08:20.420 overall he's he said before the campaign started he'd be willing to spend a billion dollars of his

01:08:24.820 own money he's going to spend that before super tuesday because one of the things that's interesting

01:08:28.700 about his spending is it's not the 400 million dollars in ads necessarily that's the big deal

01:08:33.900 because yeah he's everywhere and you see his ads everywhere but you know if you can see that from

01:08:39.760 tom steyer right steyer could could is blanketing these early although steyer's not quite as wealthy

01:08:44.040 he's only got 1.9 or 2 billion he's an awful billionaire yeah but he spent a couple hundred

01:08:49.060 million dollars his own money yeah mentioning yeah exactly his billionaire status the thing about

01:08:53.300 bloomberg which is really interesting is what he is paying his these campaign workers he's building a

01:09:00.520 gigantic campaign and like you know a typical uh field organizer remember the bernie people who

01:09:06.440 are caught on tape by james o'keefe saying like hey i love gulags and i'm gonna yeah we're gonna set

01:09:11.100 the whole city on fire those guys those are field organizers field organizers is a low-paid thankless

01:09:16.820 job right like you're you're making between 25 and 35 000 a year and remember these campaigns don't last

01:09:23.120 year in a lot of cases as we've seen with 20 candidates that have that ran for president and

01:09:27.880 have stopped so you look at what they are actually uh doing with bloomberg is these people that are

01:09:34.780 normally paid 30 or 35 000 he's paying 80 or 85 000 wow so he's getting number one all of the good ones

01:09:41.540 right unless they're ideologically like bernie people right they're all flooding to his campaign

01:09:47.600 because he's paying so much more than everybody else roles that are making a hundred thousand

01:09:54.120 dollars in some campaigns he's paying 350 000 like he's just overpaying everybody there's one case i

01:10:00.360 think it was in connecticut where there was a a democratic uh uh person i was i think it was a

01:10:07.220 a female candidate for i don't know his state senate or some some lesser it wasn't a congressional seat but

01:10:13.060 it was a lower role than that but you know it was one that that the democrats wanted to get

01:10:17.500 and there had been republican in control for a very long time democrats started going for it um

01:10:24.000 very competitive race had a good chance of winning so they had a campaign manager who they're paying a

01:10:29.820 normal campaign manager rate three weeks before the election michael bloomberg comes in hires them

01:10:35.960 away moves them to wisconsin and the democrat winds up losing by 75 votes wow without a campaign

01:10:43.760 manager because michael for no reason like michael bloomberg really needs this person three weeks

01:10:48.920 before this election like they couldn't have waited three weeks to move them to wisconsin but this is

01:10:53.160 all about michael bloomberg right this isn't about the democratic party it's not about these ideas it's

01:10:57.560 about bloomberg who knows better than you yeah and should be able to make all your decisions get it done

01:11:01.980 he's smart can get it done yeah uh that's the big campaign slogan he mike can get it done uh and he's he's

01:11:09.260 getting a lot of misogyny and bullying uh and sexual harassment done apparently he's been getting

01:11:14.580 that done for years yes very true and a lot of that stuff's coming out from employees now we we told you

01:11:19.620 about some of it a few of the quotes that we can't even repeat on the radio but um another instance

01:11:25.040 has been this is from a a pregnant female employee that reached a settlement with him

01:11:32.200 because of his uh workplace culture of rampant misogyny and bullying sexual harassment he

01:11:41.860 allegedly told a pregnant female employee that she should kill it meaning her baby and that has been

01:11:50.400 backed up now sakiko sake garrison sued and eventually reached a confidential settlement with him

01:11:58.560 but one of her co-workers has now publicly confirmed that he too witnessed uh the exchange

01:12:05.920 david uh zylan ziger says i remember she'd been telling some of her girlfriends that she was pregnant

01:12:13.680 and mike came out and i remember he said are you gonna kill it and that stopped everything i couldn't

01:12:21.680 believe it now why if it's just a clump of cells why would it stop everything right plaintiff asked

01:12:27.460 bloomberg to repeat himself what'd you what'd you say and he again said kill it great number 16

01:12:37.100 suggesting his unhappiness that 16 women in the company had maternity related status

01:12:45.740 then he walked away after telling her twice to kill her baby and this is definitely the way he was

01:12:53.520 there's very little disagreement that he was generally this person i do find it interesting

01:12:58.780 man that people would care it's like the the the press sounds outraged about this why right i mean

01:13:05.500 again it's just a clump of cells yeah you love abortion what's the problem and you might say hey

01:13:09.840 don't force her to do it if she doesn't want to but why asking her to kill it what's the big deal

01:13:17.100 i don't i don't democrats into the mainstream media that shouldn't be a big deal yeah it is a funny

01:13:22.420 joke though because oh it's hysterical one of the funny parts about it pat is um the real hilarity i

01:13:28.420 think of it comes from the the heart that is beating that stops that is just kill it when you kill it

01:13:33.640 yeah it's a screen it's the life going away and never able to flourish is really where the comedy

01:13:39.180 is is extracted from the situation oh there's nothing funnier is there then uh i can't think of

01:13:45.360 anything i mean when you have a human life fun that doesn't exist fun oh my gosh it's just because

01:13:53.320 what would happen if you let it live you got another human being uh i guess that comes out

01:13:59.900 and then starts dispensing co2 all over the planet right exactly don't need that we don't need that

01:14:05.840 ever hear a global warming yeah i have okay i'm glad you have yeah because they try to repress that

01:14:11.060 all the time in the media it never comes up they never able to talk about trump that trump is

01:14:15.240 calling it a hoax yeah exactly science denier um and i will say this the problem with bloomberg's

01:14:22.340 comments about killing the baby is of course not about the baby dying it's about the sexism

01:14:28.080 it's about suggest it's about asking the question as to whether this procedure would occur that is the

01:14:35.060 actual problem there it's not the problem with the life not existing the problem is of course asking a

01:14:41.820 female employee whether she'd want to have this meaningless procedure that does nothing

01:14:46.280 of of of any note that's the problem it just shows how consistent right that's the thing yeah it was

01:14:54.740 the it was the application of reproductive health yes that's fine but asking the woman about it is the

01:15:02.960 bad thing here it just shows how inconsistent it is and how much they don't actually believe their

01:15:07.960 arguments on abortion why would it be offensive if he's like ah you should kill it that would be

01:15:12.340 great it's better for the business now she could say you know what i don't think that is better for

01:15:16.100 the business i want to have this baby fine but him asking about it you can't do that there's no

01:15:20.300 downside to this that's what we're told right and the truth is of course we all know that that's not

01:15:27.020 accurate oh man it's not real it's it's a fake world they're living in to try to justify this policy

01:15:32.980 you see this from uh from pete buddha judge as well buddha judge is like oh well of course obviously

01:15:37.660 uh you have to be pretty much have to be pro uh choice to be in the democratic party in the first

01:15:43.720 place and then he kind of goes on to talk about how late-term abortion should be the choice

01:15:49.940 uh of mommy and the reason for this of course is the hardcore small government individual liberty

01:16:01.760 stance of pete buddha judge who does not want government involved in individual health

01:16:06.660 situations now sure i'm going to well except for universal health care every aspect that's run by

01:16:12.920 the government yes every we're going to give you all sorts of requirements you have to pay for even

01:16:16.200 if you don't want to use them we're going to force you to take all sorts of things that you don't

01:16:19.200 you may or may not want to take we're going to put all sorts of requirements on you and every

01:16:23.660 other aspect of you not only your health but your life but this one thing damn is pete

01:16:29.160 put a judge a libertarian on it he just can't even think why would the government have an opinion

01:16:32.920 about this life being lived why why would the government step in and protect let's say

01:16:39.700 life liberty and maybe their pursuit of happiness what role does the government have in that oh none

01:16:46.340 none well they shouldn't they shouldn't they shouldn't this is a woman's decision as to whether

01:16:51.520 that child gets to live their life or not now what they're eating that may cause a health problem

01:16:57.420 down the line damn straight i want to control every aspect of that of course we do because

01:17:02.200 they don't know what's good for them we have to they're like cattle and we're like the rancher

01:17:06.960 you know and we just need to herd them into certain places where things bad things won't happen to

01:17:13.880 them it's about time somebody said it pat thank you it's incredible it had to be the lengths of uh

01:17:19.180 and the hypocrisy the flexibility that is is needed and required for the mental gymnastics they

01:17:25.600 attempt unreal it's unspeakable i don't know how how do you live your life day to day with that

01:17:32.060 sort of inconsistency and then look that's just blatantly lying to voters you're saying to them

01:17:36.940 this individual liberty argument when it comes to abortion is only used because they know people

01:17:41.480 actually care about individual liberty they say it's wrong in every other case with this one case

01:17:46.660 it's the only way they can win it the only way they can win it is say ah you know what government

01:17:50.900 probably shouldn't be involved in that yep everything everything else is about the collective

01:17:55.080 not when it comes to abortion no oh my goodness that woman you're taking away her right to choose

01:18:01.400 reproductive health we were on the news and why it matters on friday and you made this point

01:18:06.540 uh and it's a great one which is that they they just worship at the altar of this quote-unquote

01:18:13.040 procedure they do as if it is the most sacrosanct thing yeah you can't question it you can't it's

01:18:18.160 really bizarre join the party anymore if you don't want abortions up to nine months and i'm not even

01:18:23.780 sure how why they that's such a flashpoint for them i do they get a lot of abortion money in their

01:18:32.260 coffers i mean yes they must but i can't i don't think that's it but it's got to be something else

01:18:37.880 i don't know i don't know it does it does dovetail with a lot of their policies right you can't have

01:18:43.760 as michael bloomberg pointed out you can't have people at 95 years old paying for their health

01:18:46.960 care well one way of helping that is making sure there's a lot less people uh you know global

01:18:51.220 warming is a big issue well one way of helping that is making sure there's a lot less people

01:18:54.400 having a lot less people uh around the world is it does help all of their policy proposals i don't

01:19:01.400 think it's just that i think there is that sort of a lot of it's kissing but for women voters

01:19:07.220 there's a lot of that going on um because you know and of course women i mean female voters

01:19:13.520 ask them in polls they do not want nine month abortions no women do not want that when you

01:19:18.700 look at the uh the polls a lot of times when you break it down between men and women it's men who

01:19:23.200 are the ones that are more pro uh pro choice because it's them getting out of stuff they're

01:19:27.940 like oh okay i don't have to have any responsibility here that sounds wonderful it's men who have higher

01:19:33.940 percentages of approval in many polls uh for abortion than women do which kind of makes sense when you

01:19:40.180 think about it i mean when you if you're going to do the stereotypical situation where this pops up

01:19:45.500 right you have the guy who wants to get out of the situation uh and the the woman who might not want

01:19:53.000 to this is something that men have used this way for a very long time but it's a pro woman it's pro

01:19:59.520 liberty pat that's all they care about is individual liberty you know that's true people are basically adam

01:20:04.340 the democratic party is just a big a big glob of adam smith yeah and i don't if you believe that

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01:23:07.880 that's great you can sign up and a lot of people do that obviously but when you do something that you

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01:23:55.020 um what do you make of uh michael bloomberg and the talk that hillary clinton might be his running mate

01:24:01.640 you think that's real you think i don't think she'd do it yeah i do not think it's real i i don't know

01:24:06.340 what the purpose of it is there's usually a purpose to a story like that it came out from

01:24:09.940 the drudge report and you know i don't know how i don't know what drudges connections are in the

01:24:14.260 clinton world i can't imagine they're very good yeah uh you know maybe it doesn't seem like she'd

01:24:19.460 accept a subservient role no why would she she's already been secretary of state she was almost the

01:24:24.020 president a couple of times you know she's really gonna take a vp role it makes no sense to me not to

01:24:28.940 mention there's no reason for any democrat to want her as the vp she obviously performs terribly

01:24:34.040 the the party is more annoyed with her than anything else the only reason is if like michael

01:24:39.720 bloomberg would end up on the clinton death list then you'd understand okay then she becomes president

01:24:44.380 and so if you look at it that way it makes sense okay that's true you know she becomes number

01:24:49.000 he becomes number 486 or whatever you're listening to glenn beck

01:24:56.220 um yeah that would be pretty nasty to be quarantined on a uh on a ship for weeks on end uh the food

01:25:15.140 would probably run out i would imagine the facilities facilities are a little nasty a little

01:25:21.780 after that particular point uh in time uh i wouldn't want to be doing that i think i'd i'd opt

01:25:28.520 for quarantine back in the u.s oh wouldn't you certainly anything to get out of there you got to

01:25:34.000 get out of that area and get to a place where you can get good old american this terrible failing

01:25:40.540 health system that everyone hates so much until they need it right if you know being short of being

01:25:45.960 able to go back to cuba for your health care yeah i i guess you settled for the u.s they're so close

01:25:51.920 to north korea why not go right there that's a good point they have universal health care there yes

01:25:56.840 they do yes they do like many nations on this earth uh like almost all of them except for us

01:26:02.780 because we're so evil yeah we are really evil oh yeah i hate us oh you and everybody else

01:26:08.220 15 seconds wait what all right 888-727-BEC is the phone number back with more to say

01:26:15.540 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:26:41.460 it's pat and stew for glen on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK at what point do you think

01:26:48.880 it's a good idea not to shake hands with anybody um 20 years ago approximately yeah about that yeah

01:26:56.440 but especially now with this with this thing going all over the world would that be such a

01:27:01.100 you know bad uh theory to employ is that you know maybe we just don't shake hands until this

01:27:09.680 coronavirus is kind of sorted out do we really need to shake anyone's hand is that something it's

01:27:15.880 it's a weird tradition it is a weird tradition it doesn't happen everywhere you know we're right

01:27:20.200 you know like a lot of people they'll you know they bow to each other uh all over the world as we

01:27:25.020 found out from our wonderful president who would go everywhere all over the world and bow to people

01:27:28.480 uh as anyone he could find including the mayor of tampa if i remember correctly that's the one that's

01:27:34.180 right so great i love tampa don't think you need to bet to bow to the mayor of it it doesn't seem

01:27:41.400 like it no so uh really just touching each other in general yeah you know there was that um there

01:27:48.460 was that movie with uh documentary with sylvester stallone called demolition man oh yeah that was a

01:27:54.900 powerful documentary it was and i think if i remember right the story was you just no longer

01:28:00.580 touch to people you kind of like when you had if you had to go to that area where there was a little

01:28:05.380 there was some relations going on yeah you had like i don't know some way of it happening without

01:28:11.080 actually being in the same room oh really and i think maybe we just go that direction at this point

01:28:15.000 we're all just giant bottles of disease just walking around pouring ourselves on each other it kind

01:28:20.840 of feels like that it's time to stop times yeah it does so the coronavirus thing is a little scary

01:28:26.140 i think if i were on one of these ships though you want to get off immediately oh yeah

01:28:30.300 because you don't know you're you're you're being dealt with by other countries like there's

01:28:33.860 these people in cambodia who were on a cruise and they got off and everything seemed fine and then

01:28:39.800 one person tested positive now they've realized like hundreds of them were positive they just like

01:28:43.300 out you know out in the public there was another weird one a weird situation where a couple went to

01:28:47.700 hawaii and then when i think they lived in uh i can't japan maybe japanese couple yeah they so they go to

01:28:58.280 hawaii and then go back home and they've got the coronavirus well there were no reported cases i don't

01:29:04.940 think in in hawaii nobody knows i think there was one hotel room where somebody got infected or whatever

01:29:12.380 and we don't even know that that couple was in that room so could they have gotten it before they

01:29:17.340 went to hawaii and then and then you know it just started showing symptoms yeah when they left i don't know

01:29:23.920 but there's there are some of these cases that are a little confusing to the authorities because

01:29:28.900 they don't know where they came from yeah i can't wait to get when glenn comes back tomorrow we can

01:29:32.620 hear how the ship went that's where he is he's on the cruise he was on the the japanese cruise and

01:29:37.360 he's been okay yeah he's been cordoned off oh wow i think they're gonna fly him back for tomorrow's

01:29:41.640 show though really yeah not into quarantine but just flying back i mean okay it's radio you can't get

01:29:47.640 coronavirus through the radio yeah that's true pat that's not how it works i was a little worried

01:29:52.000 about the people who might be in this building though well it's it's called science okay so just

01:29:56.820 don't worry about it so glenn will be back after there's a battle with coronavirus here uh on

01:30:01.220 tomorrow's program good i'm wondering um is there now an official quarantine on michael avenatti from

01:30:07.640 the from the press i hope so because there was a long time in which all they could do was touch him

01:30:12.160 all they could do was stick their tongue in his mouth yes and now and then some they seemingly have

01:30:18.080 discovered maybe this guy is a fraud what where did that come from and it's interesting because

01:30:25.940 now he had this he had the stretch of the uh of he was the exalted one michael avenatti was the savior

01:30:32.920 of our planet and our country then he went into a phase where this seems a little weird what's going

01:30:38.380 on with this guy and he wasn't on as much and they wouldn't really book him and now he's been convicted

01:30:43.740 um and he is uh gonna go to prison over this whole nike shakedown thing he attempted which you know

01:30:50.060 it's interesting because looking back avenatti no matter what side you're looking at you could look

01:30:57.480 at avenatti as the bad guy i mean because if you are a person who likes trump avenatti's taking these

01:31:02.360 unfair shots at trump if you're a person who likes stormy daniels and you don't like trump i mean

01:31:08.480 avenatti seemingly screwed over stormy daniels too like she says so yeah she says so and it's

01:31:14.240 now it's hard to feel bad for her or honestly anybody involved in this at this point it's just a

01:31:19.140 mess but like it's like he seemingly tried to take advantage of every single person he interacted with

01:31:24.440 and it was a lot of people and he was basically presented as a one-man wrecking crew to take down

01:31:34.040 this evil trump administration he was going to do it if he wasn't going to do it through this case he was

01:31:37.900 going to do it by running for president and winning yeah listen to this this is an incredible

01:31:42.900 montage washington freebie can put this together listen to some of just how much they loved this

01:31:50.760 man if we all could find a relationship where we were loved as much as the media loved michael

01:31:56.600 avenatti we would all be happy we'd be thrilled with life here is the uh is the montage of michael

01:32:02.860 avenatti and the mainstream press he's donald trump's worst nightmare michael avenatti

01:32:07.860 join us once again is michael avenatti let's bring in michael avenatti michael avenatti michael avenatti

01:32:12.160 michael avenatti thank you very much he's out there saving the country don meacham says he may be the

01:32:16.740 savior of the republic you are something of a folk hero now i owe michael avenatti an apology i've been

01:32:22.400 saying enough for writing michael i've seen you everywhere what do you have left to say

01:32:25.800 i was wrong brother you have a lot to say i uh am just dying to hear what you think these people

01:32:32.540 all like you i'm the only person right here donald trump fears more than robert miller we think

01:32:38.020 you guys are the tip of the spear that's going to take down donald trump michael avenatti's a beast

01:32:43.280 okay that's true and he's a beast he's a beast i hand it to her and i hand it to michael avenatti

01:32:49.240 but he has a great bigger calling here that being a lawyer is minimal compared to what he's doing

01:32:54.240 no one has talked tougher directly to donald trump on tv than michael avenatti and donald trump is

01:33:00.940 afraid to mention his name that's fascinating donald trump is terrified of michael avenatti

01:33:07.220 he gives trump a run for his money more than anybody else michael avenatti

01:33:10.100 existential threat to the trump presidency the democrats could learn something for you you are

01:33:15.040 messing with trump a lot more than they are

01:33:17.180 he has no doubt created sheer panic and donald trump's very fragile mind michael avenatti is

01:33:24.260 laying down the law as guest co-host and is he really thinking about running for president

01:33:30.020 one reason why i'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your presence on cable news

01:33:34.620 you look at the field of democrats right now and avenatti's the one who stands out if they decide they

01:33:38.880 value a fighter most yes people would be foolish to underestimate michael avenatti i have always said

01:33:44.340 that they need a fighter look i mean we're going to continue to use the media i think we've used it

01:33:48.220 with great success oh yeah no doubt about that oh i love it that's incredible oh my gosh just a

01:33:54.760 sampling of how much they absolutely gave this man who essentially walked off the street as a no name

01:34:02.580 with a with an accusation against the president of the united states and they treated him as if he was

01:34:09.660 the ultimate truth teller yeah immediately yeah put him on every show treated him seriously took his

01:34:16.320 claims seriously acted as if he was making progress when you think trump was panicked about michael

01:34:21.040 avenatti was laughing about it i mean what think about this look take a step back from from how you feel

01:34:27.160 about the trump uh issue here with avenatti and stormy daniels and all that let's just say all of it is

01:34:32.280 true and trump really acted poorly and he was a terrible guy and and and he should be impeached for

01:34:39.080 them what a terrible disservice to those claims to have michael avenatti involved in them and one of

01:34:46.580 the reasons why it's easy to dismiss all of these claims is because michael avenatti is the one bringing

01:34:51.840 them to you how could you possibly believe this man anything he says uh you have to assume is a lie

01:34:58.920 and then he steps down from this whole thing where he gets all this media attention and starts shaking

01:35:04.380 down nike for tens of millions of dollars which is not a good move no he's gonna pay for that uh with

01:35:11.620 a little prison term apparently it almost seems like pat he got to a point in his life where he was like

01:35:16.100 look i'm really in debt i got nothing going on i'm not going to be able to make this work what if i just

01:35:21.880 go media crazy and try to make it into a big deal and then maybe the attention will drive more cash and i

01:35:27.260 can pass almost like a ponzi scheme like i can pay off all my old stuff with all this new stuff

01:35:31.060 i mean it's at least possible maybe yeah maybe 888-727-BECK it's pat and stew for glenn on the

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01:36:43.480 triple eight seven twenty seven beck is the phone number it's pat and stew in for glenn who's out

01:36:57.360 with coronavirus uh he we think he'll be back tomorrow uh quarantine is a is quick for radio hosts

01:37:03.820 we're talking quickly about avenatti and finishing that up for a second i thought it was an interesting

01:37:08.180 thing that happened uh on the intranets so you had this whole avenatti thing the guy goes through this

01:37:14.000 big praise you know just an overwhelming tide of praise for months and months and months and months

01:37:20.520 from the media starts to fade away gets convicted of this thing and what happens is there a moment of

01:37:26.820 reflection from the media not just hey we got this wrong with avenatti but why did we get this wrong

01:37:32.160 with avenatti what can we do differently next time next time some charlatan comes around and says he's got

01:37:37.980 some big claim against donald trump maybe we should ignore it wouldn't introspection be nice would

01:37:43.180 it be great so let me give you this sam stein who is with uh the uh with msnbc and uh the daily beast

01:37:51.800 not exactly in my mind credible places to i it's the type of thing i'd leave off my resume

01:37:58.880 okay and there's not much on it to be frank i'd have to fill it with like chilies i mean so i'm not

01:38:03.920 saying this is this is a good resume he writes this and i and you have to give people credit when

01:38:08.800 they do this it's very rare but you have to give people credit when they do it sam stein writes i

01:38:13.360 admit it i gave avenatti far more credibility than he deserved i need to do better and will strive to

01:38:19.060 do so no point in trying to pretend otherwise wow nice no qualifiers there yeah no uh you know no um

01:38:28.480 well i mean obviously everybody else was doing it so i you know that's why it happened no just

01:38:33.480 saying like look i screwed this one up and you should get credit for that obviously it the more

01:38:39.360 important thing is how you apply that lesson going forward right you know there have been times where

01:38:45.260 people came to us with stories on the right that we were interested in and we thought wow is this is

01:38:51.660 this real and you look into it it seems real and maybe you talk about it and then you kind of later on

01:38:56.340 question whether you should have and you sort of push those people to the side and try not to

01:39:00.880 deal with them anymore we've had many many times that things like that have happened or people have

01:39:05.320 come to us with claims that looked really interesting at first and we decided you know what we're not

01:39:10.420 going to go with them because they're not they just don't seem credible for whatever reason and

01:39:14.180 other places have gone with them and got lots and lots of clicks and lots and lots of retweets

01:39:17.160 because of it but you have to step back and say well you know what are you guarding here you're

01:39:21.660 guarding your own credibility and you better at least attempt to to do so and if you do make a

01:39:27.920 massive mistake because you are so enthralled with taking down this president that you give

01:39:34.940 credibility to a man basically a a homeless wino off the street that comes in and starts saying

01:39:42.020 stormy daniels over and over again if that's going to be you you better sort that out for next time

01:39:48.080 you better realize hey wait a minute this isn't the right way to go maybe we should switch this up

01:39:52.960 because what we're doing now isn't working and i hope that's dying as well as many others say

01:39:57.320 hey like you need to price in your own bias you know it's like when you're uh if let's just say and

01:40:06.640 this is this would never happen pat but someone uh maybe came up with an unfairly positive view of

01:40:13.000 byu football for you you your internal core says to believe it and promote it yes right because you

01:40:23.420 love byu right i would be inclined perhaps perhaps to believe it to believe it however because of that

01:40:31.180 bias that you know in your mind is priced in you might approach it a little bit more skeptically

01:40:36.900 possibly and say i better not just approve this because i want it to be true and that's the problem

01:40:41.820 with the media right now they want these things about trump to be true so badly they abandon all

01:40:47.400 rational thought no doubt about it might be the clearest example of that right is there a better

01:40:54.260 example not that i can think of right off the top of my head no i mean it's amazing uh they loved

01:41:01.980 this guy i mean as we just showed uh and he was he was sleazy to begin with yes i don't

01:41:11.540 understand how they just threw all caution to the wind and we're all in on michael avenatti but like

01:41:18.200 you said they just hate trump that much but they should have been a tad skeptical about him because

01:41:25.580 he the sleaze oozes out of him at first sight it's not like it's gonna be none of this was a surprise to

01:41:33.340 me yeah was it a surprise to you that oh no not at all he might be shaking down companies for money

01:41:39.040 if what a surprise if there was a day that michael avenatti did not do something illegal i would

01:41:44.140 stun me i would be shocked like i'm saying even from birth like he's three days old my guess is he

01:41:49.680 stole something i don't know what it was again these are just speculations yeah maybe it was just

01:41:54.460 another kid's binky yeah i don't know but he did steal something you know that i that's what i believe

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01:43:06.380 888-727-BECK is the phone number welcome to the program it's Pat and Stu in for Glenn

01:43:23.820 one of the reasons why Michael Avenatti gets embraced immediately especially when he the ridiculous idea

01:43:30.840 that he's going to run for president happens is because all of their other candidates are terrible

01:43:35.520 it's it's a major problem for them yeah they're trying to find anyone who maybe can cut through

01:43:42.260 the nonsense problem is there just isn't there isn't anyone let me give you a an example of

01:43:48.340 isn't uh it's amy klobuchar now klobuchar is a terrible candidate in so many ways she has a great

01:43:54.880 electoral record she's won all the elections she's been in in sometimes impressive fashion i don't

01:43:59.500 understand how watching her perform she apparently had a good debate i didn't see that uh good performance

01:44:05.420 but it was enough to get her to third place in new hampshire and again when you're celebrating

01:44:09.680 third place it's not necessarily the greatest sign for your campaign number three we're no you don't

01:44:16.280 hear that chant go up a lot not often no but listen to how bad she is because she's she one of her big

01:44:21.200 things is she gets this into her mind and she starts continually repeating the same thing over

01:44:26.080 and over again the same way listen to this montage about a joke she's been telling the president

01:44:30.520 actually sent out a tweet he made fun of me for talking about climate change in the middle of a

01:44:35.900 blizzard and he called me snow woman so i wrote back hey donald trump the science is on my side

01:44:44.620 and i'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard so i wrote back hey donald trump the

01:44:52.680 science is on my side and i'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard oh no you didn't so i

01:44:59.540 wrote back donald trump the science is on my side and i'd like to see how your hair would fare in a

01:45:09.320 blizzard sometimes if you haven't noticed you use a little humor right like when he called me snow

01:45:16.260 woman at my announcement in the middle of that thing i wrote back on twitter i'd like to see how

01:45:23.040 your hair would fare in a blizzard so i wrote back hey donald trump so i wrote back uh hey donald trump

01:45:32.420 so i wrote back i wrote back i tweeted back the science is on my side and i'd like to see how

01:45:39.220 your hair would fare and i'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard and he called me

01:45:56.300 snow woman so i wrote back i'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard wow perhaps the best

01:46:07.080 part of that if you if you if you happen to be listening on on radio and and not uh seeing the

01:46:12.320 visuals there is how hard she laughs at it every time when she does the punchline she's so pleased

01:46:19.020 how your hair would fare in a blizzard

01:46:22.920 the emphasis is on the same words the same way

01:46:30.520 oh so it hurts your soul to see her tell that joke it does yeah it's embarrassing you're embarrassed

01:46:40.440 for her the fact that she thinks it's good pat yeah like she thinks it's a good moment and this is

01:46:45.660 one thing to remind yourself of because i think we all do this if you're on social media

01:46:49.840 telling the stories of your funny quips does not work yeah let it live on social media and leave it

01:46:56.620 alone tell you i tweeted this and they responded with this and then i said this it's just never good

01:47:04.900 and then i put lol at the end of it which means that i laughed out loud i wasn't laughing to myself it was

01:47:14.440 out loud and other people heard it at the time so it was really funny like that and then i said lmao

01:47:23.720 which means something kind of naughty and so you won't say it right now

01:47:26.980 she's just unbelievable and you see that the tone of it like i'd like to see how your hair

01:47:37.600 you can do it it's the same way every time she has this other thing when she walks out on stage she

01:47:42.720 says hi my name is amy klobuchar and i'm gonna defeat donald trump and she does it the same way

01:47:51.520 every time and it drives me nuts i am tempted to issue the i will eat my underwear she's the

01:47:58.720 nominee oh yes i'm tempted yes tempted you've sworn that off i have all right we gotta talk you into

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01:49:46.480 b-e-c-k uh this is a there's another amazing story uh this one is from florida about a six-year-old girl

01:49:59.140 who was committed to a mental health facility without her parents consent apparently she

01:50:07.240 threw a tantrum at school and so the school uh actually turned her over to officials who took her

01:50:17.540 to a mental health facility and she was there for two days where they gave her um anti-psychotic

01:50:24.840 medication at the center also without the permission of the mother uh that's pretty amazing

01:50:33.280 i mean does the six-year-old know if they don't have a tantrum this isn't going to happen

01:50:37.000 i mean you know i'm not sure that was a responsibility here i don't know if that was

01:50:41.240 made clear to the six-year-old no yeah just don't have a tantrum yeah and this kind of stuff won't

01:50:45.040 happen just a tantrum yourself don't be a brat and we won't we won't feed you anti-psychotic

01:50:50.840 medication okay it's a very baseline request yeah in my mind it's not hard uh the attorney for the

01:50:57.440 mom said the mental health counselor was called to the school because nadia was reportedly having a

01:51:02.440 tantrum and threw a couple of chairs around the counselor evaluated nadia who has adhd and has

01:51:09.240 been diagnosed with a mood disorder and determined she needed to be committed under florida mental

01:51:15.940 health act of 1971 incredible commonly known as the baker act how pleased would you be if you're the

01:51:22.400 parent of this child oh you didn't even call me first and maybe have me come get my child

01:51:28.080 you committed her to a mental health facility and gave her anti-psychotic medication oh okay

01:51:36.840 without even talking to me about it i don't know i just i'd be i would have been arrested because i

01:51:43.840 would come unglued i mean and this is just a microcosm of everything else the left wants to do

01:51:48.360 right you give yes control to the state instead of parents you know the very basics really shouldn't

01:51:55.520 be happening but you know this is what happens they control your health care they're going to be

01:51:58.880 able to do the same thing but the mother said um as she was breaking down in tears her daughter is

01:52:05.540 not able to communicate what happened to her because of her disability she can only tell you

01:52:09.040 bits and pieces mommy they locked the door they wouldn't let me out mommy they gave me a shot

01:52:14.140 wow uh deputies were called to the school to assist taking her to the facility because you need the

01:52:21.100 police uh with a six-year-old girl uh police body camera footage shows the girl calmly walking out of

01:52:27.980 the school you're not a you're you're not a bad person one of the deputies said to her but you're

01:52:35.100 acting very unpleasant oh no then you you need to i didn't realize that so yeah put her in the mental

01:52:42.360 institution jeez i mean what a society how how did we get to this place where parents have no

01:52:50.560 rights anymore and you just make stuff up like six-year-olds are need anti-psychotic drugs for a

01:52:55.740 tantrum i've never heard of a child being committed to a mental health facility for doing something like

01:53:02.040 this at school for throwing chairs at school i mean you put you're put in a school or you're suspended

01:53:08.040 or you're given detention but now you're you're being placed in a mental facility wow uh maybe a tad extreme

01:53:16.120 yeah the sticking them with needles when we have problems thing is a little bit out of control

01:53:20.640 yeah at this point very much so uh also i i love this story because this is starting to happen all

01:53:27.880 over the country uh terry miller and andrea yearwood who are both biological males but they identify

01:53:36.720 as females they are now dominating girls high school sprint events in connecticut no way yeah

01:53:44.460 surprisingly uh the miller won the 2018 state girls 100 meter dash in a meet record time of 11.72

01:53:56.220 seconds with yearwood coming in second but a trio of hateful biological female track athletes have had

01:54:06.360 enough and they're fighting back sure they've had enough because they're sick of losing well i'm sorry

01:54:11.420 girls that you're losing to boys but uh that's the way it goes as a result of the policy two males were

01:54:18.440 permitted to compete in the girls athletic competitions beginning in the 2017 track season

01:54:23.460 between them they have taken 15 women's state championship titles wow just the 15 yeah 15 that's

01:54:35.040 incredible and they have taken more than 85 opportunities to participate in higher level

01:54:40.020 competition from female track athletes in the 2017 18 and 19 seasons alone yeah i saw somebody write

01:54:46.700 this is the death of women's sports don't don't try to convince me this is a good thing this is

01:54:52.620 i think it's a bad thing don't try to convince me it's a good one can you believe though with all of

01:55:01.180 the power that title nine uh wielded for the last 50 years that this can even begin to start happening

01:55:10.520 you've completely forgotten about the rights of women and the rights that were mandated in law that

01:55:16.480 wiped out how many men's sports at how many different colleges across the country so that

01:55:21.320 they could be replaced by women's sports that no one cared about that nobody can field hockey

01:55:26.680 instead of men's soccer at some places and so on and so forth and men's soccer should go yes that's

01:55:34.020 true that's a tough one but it's true and it's like it i in a way it's such an interesting uh like

01:55:41.420 weird thing going on in culture because in a way i feel like sports is such a great thing for this to

01:55:47.920 happen to because it's so blatantly ridiculous yeah and it's and it actually the the type of person

01:55:55.320 who who sits back and says look i mean you know come on let's just just all agree to just say

01:56:02.040 whatever words they want us to say that person that goes along to get along you know that same

01:56:07.240 person has a daughter who's now being dominated in her sprints yeah you know yeah and it hits people

01:56:12.840 in a different way you know it hits people in a way that's like wait a minute okay i understand what

01:56:17.460 you're saying with this other stuff but this is we can all agree this is ridiculous right like

01:56:22.240 there's a reason why there's men's sports and women's sports they're separated for a reason

01:56:27.700 they're different they're different yeah they're different levels of competition physically different

01:56:32.440 physically different so when you have men just going in there and playing in women's sports

01:56:36.220 that's yes they're going to do really freaking well yes and it's kind of on you for accepting all

01:56:43.500 this non-step is nonsense every step of the way and the other thing it's doing is uh taking

01:56:49.980 scholarships away for for instance there are there are 15 chances for women to have won state titles

01:56:56.740 that they would have won some of some actual biological female would have won those 15 titles you've

01:57:02.040 taken it away if not for these two men competing as women and you took that away from them so maybe

01:57:06.920 they're you know instead they're finishing third and they're not getting the scholarship they would

01:57:10.560 have otherwise gotten a state champion is going to have a better shot at a scholarship to a good

01:57:14.880 school than the third place finisher and we're going to sit here and yell at aunt becky because

01:57:20.340 aunt becky she paid a little money for her daughter to go to school yeah and some other kid probably by

01:57:26.880 the way also went like if there was probably legitimately no difference at all between reality

01:57:34.140 without becky paying for a kid to go to school a little bit extra and in reality the other way where

01:57:39.880 she just normally pays the fee they asked her boy were people pissed off about that god that was

01:57:44.060 the worst thing she's going to prison yeah this this laurie laughlin is going to prison over paying

01:57:50.840 too much money for her kid to go to college and we're going to sit here and take away 15 state

01:57:57.100 championships from these girls i will say though that maybe aunt becky deserves it because she dumped

01:58:02.380 uncle jesse somewhere along the way and she's with this other guy bastard she's gone uncle jesse i

01:58:07.080 don't know what's going on you see the new guy yeah that's not uncle jesse that's not any uncle

01:58:11.160 jesse i don't know when she dumped him but that was wrong okay that was wrong really wrong what

01:58:17.320 about all those kids right they were all there they're all living in a house i don't know if

01:58:21.140 there's still kids or not the show's back on netflix isn't it yes is it full house back on netflix

01:58:25.560 fuller house yes has anyone watched that have you watched it my daughters did because they were big

01:58:29.960 full house fans a little disappointed good no it is no it is not either they're older and more

01:58:35.440 mature now or the or the show got a little worse a little i'm not sure which okay let me ask you

01:58:40.100 this pat i know you're you've made your feelings on this transgendered issue very clear today and

01:58:46.860 they're disturbing to me i'll tell you that are they really oh my gosh they're incredibly disturbing

01:58:50.880 so i want to give you a counter argument and this counter argument's probably going to win you over

01:58:54.840 immediately okay and i i hold back from doing this to you on the air because it's embarrassing

01:59:00.000 for a talk show host like you to have to just be humiliated humiliated on the air and one back to

01:59:05.220 the other side all right without because because people think oh pat gray saying these things about

01:59:09.940 these issues he probably feels strongly thought them out yeah great detail okay and then here i am

01:59:14.880 going to give you this this tweet oh and you're going to come right back to the other side people

01:59:18.600 are going to be like oh pat didn't even i don't know maybe you didn't even think this out

01:59:20.900 okay but i want to give you this this is from the mayor of london

01:59:24.840 mayor of london he's going to let you know something he's going to he's going to speak

01:59:27.740 a little knowledge on you right now okay he's dropping it on top of you as we speak are you

01:59:31.920 ready wow trans women are women trans men are men non-binary people are non-binary all gender

01:59:50.760 identities are valid well hashtag lgbt history month now what do you say i i would now what that

02:00:00.120 would sway me you have nothing that i do i have a little humiliated he only used the three letters

02:00:06.700 lgb no he said lgbt no three he okay so he used four he's left out many many many letters so the guy

02:00:14.840 i know two plus lgbtqqia2 plus okay he left out five letters no six letters lgbtqia2 electric boogaloo

02:00:32.240 plus yes exactly i'm pretty sure that was the title i mean this is so i can't respect him uh because he

02:00:40.220 just left out a lot of well he's a bigot he's a clear bigot on the other side we feel we totally

02:00:44.380 flip sides on this issue now this this from the mayor of london is what substitutes for an actual

02:00:50.340 thought right right like that is a nonsensical bunch of blather sure is talking about non non-binary

02:00:57.820 people are non-binary like i what what is that that's not even a thing like you're just making

02:01:03.640 stuff up and just like well you know all my gender identities are equal are valid is a fascinating

02:01:10.960 one because you look at jessica yaniv um the woman who the woman who uh had an issue getting a waxing

02:01:20.100 job done because particular waxing institutions did not wax male genitalia that happened to somehow

02:01:27.060 form on this woman and that was a big issue and if you talk to someone who's like a

02:01:33.520 an activist in this world they will dismiss her because she's she's obviously nuts right i mean

02:01:38.960 she's a crazy person yeah but why you never get to the why are you dismissing her she's saying she's

02:01:45.720 a woman right we all know she's a dude as a as a woman 100 we all know it and you know it that's

02:01:52.080 why you're calling her crazy but the question is why are you calling her crazy i know why i'm calling

02:01:56.380 her crazy why are you calling her crazy because she's just flat out saying she's a different gender

02:02:02.380 than she is and under your construction of society we're just supposed to believe that

02:02:06.720 we're just supposed to take it in and internalize it and say yes what they're saying about themselves

02:02:11.260 although we know it's not true is true all non-binary people are non-binary uh trans men are

02:02:18.380 men trans women are women hashtag lgbt history month i mean who winds up winning this are women

02:02:24.500 going to win this or are the trans people going to win it um you know there's a there's a an

02:02:29.760 olympic athlete now uh a trans olympic athlete trying out for the u.s women's team

02:02:34.340 uh former olympic athlete rebecca duceau said once a minute listen to this i mean this is just the

02:02:40.760 truth once a male body has gone through puberty they have they've received the benefits so the

02:02:46.080 skeletal form lung capacity muscle density the greater length of levers in their body their muscle

02:02:52.180 to weight ratio their capacity to deal with dehydration much better narrow narrower hips i mean

02:02:59.100 you name it they're physiologically designed differently than women yes yes so it's not just

02:03:05.480 the testosterone level it's all of the physiological differences and they're going to lose this

02:03:11.040 argument probably it comes to a point where you just run out of stuff to complain about yeah like

02:03:16.420 we've we've eliminated how many billions of people in living in poverty in this in this world

02:03:20.920 we've we've eliminated so many diseases we've eliminated uh you know so many things have gone

02:03:26.420 right in the world over the past 20 50 100 years you get to a point where you start well you know

02:03:31.560 what that person that says it's a guy and we know it's a girl why aren't you allowing them to be a guy

02:03:37.700 right like that's the level of thing we're complaining about at this point crazy yeah

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 17, 2020

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