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00:02:31.040 uh hey this is incredible brand new information cbs found hunter's laptop really yeah

00:02:41.580 i can't wait to hear what what they found well we'll tell you what they found uh it will

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00:04:15.120 okay uh this is incredible information uh and finally uh we've we've discovered the truth

00:04:25.060 cbs went back to the delaware computer store where hunter biden's laptop was being repaired

00:04:34.800 and they found it what there it's still there it's still there yeah it's really still there

00:04:42.060 i was gonna say that actually would shock me if they see if this laptop was still there

00:04:47.340 a copy of it because the owner did make a copy and he must have given it to cbs they went out and

00:04:54.460 had it tested oh yeah yeah they did and you know what they found what did they find it is it's not

00:05:01.880 some sort of russian hoax what yeah no it's actually real it's his laptop cbs cbs cbs wow they

00:05:11.160 are on it man they are on it only two years after everybody else was on it

00:05:15.860 so i think that's pretty admirable of them pretty good it didn't take 20 years

00:05:21.740 it didn't take 30 it could have i can't how can they even how can they even seriously really say

00:05:30.540 hey you know what we just found uh hunter's lap hunter's laptop and uh tatted tested and you know

00:05:37.040 what it's real yeah uh we've known that for a couple years now so thanks for that we have some

00:05:45.500 uh audio of this incredible reporting yeah i think we do let's let's hear it all right the laptop data

00:05:51.400 we had analyzed showed no evidence it was faked or tampered with digital forensic investigator mark

00:05:59.380 lanternan was previously a member of a secret service electronic crimes task force there was one thing

00:06:05.380 that got my attention and that was a voicemail that voicemail apparently from joe biden during

00:06:19.060 his son hunter's drug addiction is one of many findings lanternan used to authenticate what is

00:06:24.580 believed to be hunter biden's laptop data you're confident based on your analysis this is hunter

00:06:29.780 biden's data and that it's real yes this delaware computer shop is where the laptop's backstory

00:06:36.160 begins their records indicate in april 2019 hunter biden took his laptop in for repair no never paid

00:06:44.060 after 90 days the store considered it abandoned okay huh who knew other than every american

00:06:51.880 every living american who has ever paid attention to a broadcast um knew everybody knew now they're

00:07:01.300 treating that's not a two-year uh old two-year-old report right that just happened this week i will

00:07:07.200 say too isn't she the the reporter there formerly from fox news too oh yeah uh katherine harridge i think

00:07:14.500 right isn't she a former fox news reporter so i mean does this even count that cbs found it

00:07:19.140 this is a fox news reporter finding it um wow that is a really fascinating i will say this

00:07:25.620 it is pretty incredible that the story of how it came to uh to to to be that we got this laptop

00:07:34.100 it is amazing to me to this day that that story was actually true yeah like i kind of thought like

00:07:41.160 i don't know when when they were like oh well he just left a laptop at a repair shop as his dad's

00:07:46.720 running for president with all of that incriminating stuff on it right like it just that is the that is

00:07:52.140 one of the single most unbelievable stories i think i can i've ever heard in politics i mean it like

00:07:58.000 think about this if we if you were watching um uh house of cards and let's just say this is a time

00:08:05.040 when you know uh the star of the show maybe wasn't touching young boys or whatever he was doing

00:08:10.120 allegedly actually he got cleared from that didn't he didn't he get cleared from that cleared from one or

00:08:15.440 two of those two of them i don't know i whatever i don't know if he was actually doing stuff or not

00:08:18.800 i don't remember the story but the guy i don't even remember his name at this point the the bald guy

00:08:22.900 what's his name from house of cards are you talking about spacey thank you so kevin spacey let's say

00:08:27.280 kevin spacey was still doing the gig and there was an there was a a narrative in the show in which

00:08:33.200 his opponent in the election had a son who was troubled had a laptop with all this uh incriminating

00:08:39.200 information and he left it at a computer repair shop and 10 days before the election it came out

00:08:46.960 and and bust the election wide open no one everyone would make fun of it yeah it would be like oh come

00:08:53.740 on why on how could the son of a president a potential president who's been in the public eye

00:09:01.160 forever this is not like it's not like um i don't know ross perot's kid who seems to be very

00:09:06.740 he seems to be doing a good job with his life but like you know ross pro kind of comes out of

00:09:10.440 nowhere you know he's he's obviously very wealthy but not a publicly known figure as far as politics 0.99

00:09:16.840 goes he rises to the top kind of out of nowhere and then his son did something stupid we didn't know 0.96

00:09:23.240 about right like okay maybe you could see that this is a guy who's been in the public eye for decades 0.96

00:09:30.020 yeah his son just left this computer there for all of this time yes and it came out a week and a half

00:09:38.040 before the election directly from the campaign of his opponent and it was all real i mean that is

00:09:45.440 it was not russian disinformation no and i never thought it was russian hacking it was any of that

00:09:50.940 stuff it was obvious from the beginning that it was actually the right information right it was not

00:09:55.780 fraud it was obviously hunters from the very beginning but like would i have been shocked to

00:10:00.580 hear kind of the story of the of what was it um ashley biden's diary remember this where uh a couple

00:10:07.440 people i think they were staying at an airbnb or something they found the diary yeah and were like oh

00:10:12.140 my gosh and tried to sell it to a bunch of different organizations i could have seen that story like

00:10:17.120 you know they went to a starbucks and saw the computer realized it was hunter biden's just kind of like

00:10:22.880 walked out with it and tried to sell it to a campaign totally could have believed that's a

00:10:26.120 believable storyline right it's not a believable storyline that hunter biden himself just left it

00:10:31.760 on purpose on purpose to be repaired and never picked it up or was he that spaced out all the time yeah

00:10:38.100 that he just didn't remember i guess there has to be it right yeah i guess it is an incredible

00:10:43.320 storyline but now yet another mainstream media source has come through to tell us yes that storyline is

00:10:49.200 accurate that's exactly what happened i mean how embarrassing for cbs uh you got to know that

00:10:55.120 everybody's already reported on all of this they've already had it authenticated we already know it was

00:11:02.280 hunter biden's laptop i mean they've done such research on it that somebody counted all the crimes

00:11:07.640 that occur yeah that they got just from the laptop and it was more than one it was more than more than

00:11:12.500 two yes it was do you remember the number was in it was the 80s no it was in the hundreds it was in

00:11:17.380 the hundreds literally it was either 600 something or 800 something both of those figures are in my

00:11:24.240 head for some reason and then they attributed six felonies to joe biden so that seems important

00:11:30.940 yeah it does yes it does so we'll see if anything anything comes of any of that i doubt it is anything

00:11:38.700 going to come of it the republicans are go this is the one thing they are yeah we'll see i mean this

00:11:43.400 is the first thing they're doing and and whether you have a lot of love for these efforts by the

00:11:49.260 republicans they will put some effort in on this i think they do see it as no i think you're right

00:11:53.080 some fertile ground yeah now they finally have the ability to get this information to release it to

00:11:59.140 the public to get some eyeballs on it and people should know that that joe biden was obviously involved

00:12:06.140 in these things i saw a story today uh let's see if i can find it um oh yeah here it is the

00:12:12.540 associated press made a statement uh about the hunter by hunter biden joe biden laptop this is from

00:12:19.420 jonathan turley at the new york post the claim is joe biden never discussed business dealings with

00:12:29.680 hunter now we all know joe biden has said that multiple times but it has been debunked

00:12:34.140 debunked oh completely over and over and over and over again completely debunked we know that

00:12:38.320 that's that's been debunked it's a lie he is he met he met at the i believe at the white house

00:12:44.660 with some of the business partners that hunter had it's not a close call multiple times yeah

00:12:50.500 the the associated press's statement at this stage of the scandal was breathtaking but telling

00:12:56.020 joe biden has said has said he's never spoken to his son about his foreign business

00:13:00.400 and nothing the republicans have put forth suggests otherwise what are you talking about

00:13:06.540 jeez i mean like it's just like you know like if you if you watch season one of a netflix show

00:13:13.780 and then you join back in at season five you might not know what happened in seasons two three and four

00:13:21.000 because you're not you didn't see any of it but like the associated press is supposed to keep up with

00:13:26.060 all the seasons like they're supposed to follow the news on a daily basis it's almost like they

00:13:30.600 live in a cone of silence or something uh and they just don't know any la la la i can't hear you

00:13:36.300 and that's any information that they don't like that's what they do are you that sheltered really

00:13:42.200 that you haven't heard any of this evidence spilling out of all of us it just shows you that

00:13:48.260 they only they only listen and watch their progressive media outlets i think too one of

00:13:58.360 the things that the media does is they get when they get the plausible option to say it's just made

00:14:07.460 up and right-wing nonsense they just take it they just get off that exit on the highway you know

00:14:12.020 they're just off that exit they're at the mcdonald's off the exit and they're not driving anymore

00:14:16.460 they no longer go down that road and that that is the way they handle the world you know i mean i

00:14:23.380 think a lot of i really do think a lot of people you know like i really do think you hear that story

00:14:28.480 like put yourself back in 2020 a furious election going back and forth both candidates very very close

00:14:35.920 election and this story comes out and they say oh 100 biden left it out it's and it's rudy giuliani

00:14:41.940 telling it to you who at this point has you know is lost some credibility and he's obviously a

00:14:46.300 campaign operative and he says oh hey guys uh we found this laptop he left at a computer repair shop

00:14:53.180 it is completely understandable to not immediately believe that story i honestly not only from from

00:15:00.980 the mainstream media who's already predetermined that everything that trump says is a lie and

00:15:05.820 everything that biden says is gospel but i mean even from a regular person like it just it's just an

00:15:11.200 incredible story it is but again it's their job to track down whether it's true or not you know

00:15:18.740 they could have easily tracked that down instead not only did they they just uh not even say you

00:15:25.880 know it was true not even did they say there's lots of doubts on the origin of this they didn't

00:15:30.040 cover it at all because they didn't want anyone to know the possibility of it being true existed

00:15:35.140 that is they went so far as to shut down the new york post report of it on twitter

00:15:40.320 that's the oldest newspaper in the united states incredible shut down because of this

00:15:46.840 unreal unreal all right 888-727-BECK more in 60 seconds

00:15:52.760 you know what happened yesterday is uh president biden pardoned a turkey

00:16:10.560 it's so adorable it's such a great tradition i love it i love it because that turkey now

00:16:17.280 will not be killed for thanksgiving dinner no maybe killed down the line somewhere probably but

00:16:22.220 probably next tuesday but wow what a great not yesterday oh it's so a adorable oh my be

00:16:30.960 important and c joe biden just handles it so well you know why he's so funny funny he's just a natural

00:16:39.820 humor he's got about it you know what i mean yes he's so good at this smooth and funny and listen to

00:16:46.720 the reaction of the crowd when we show you this because man do they love it this is here's what

00:16:51.860 happened it's raucous how how many turkeys you got down there you raised it 0.99

00:16:56.100 god love you nine and a half million turkeys

00:17:03.100 i tell you what that's like some of the countries i've been to

00:17:07.520 what and then anyway anyway that didn't work you want to talk anyway

00:17:13.760 okay this didn't work either anyway what the heck this guy what does that mean nine and a half

00:17:23.020 million turkeys that's like some of the countries i've been to are you talking about the people in

00:17:29.380 the in the countries there are turkeys or there are nine and a half million actual turkeys in those

00:17:35.000 countries i don't know or have you been to nine and a half million countries i each have one turkey

00:17:41.100 i don't know no one knows i don't understand how that's supposed to be funny i mean the best

00:17:46.940 take on it i think correct me if i'm wrong here pat but i think the best take on it is that he's saying

00:17:52.940 other countries have a lot of like turkeys meaning that he's insulting the people yeah i think the best

00:17:59.000 case scenario is he's just insulting millions of people nobody got it or if they did get it they

00:18:04.220 didn't think it was funny and every time anyway okay i've said too much and then we move on i know

00:18:12.580 move on to something else when people do laugh at what he says it's usually because he says something

00:18:18.000 serious and then he has to tell them not a joke not a joke like they don't laugh at his jokes they

00:18:23.320 only laugh at when he's trying to be serious not a joke not a joke oh putin must be eliminated from

00:18:31.520 the planet not a joke that's not a joke i'm serious about sorry mr president

00:18:36.100 so bad he is and the video is worse than the audio it is i mean he looks again completely incoherent

00:18:47.760 he does he's out of it the lights are on but nobody's home no one is home and he just celebrated

00:18:53.120 his 80th birthday what a wonderful what a great congratulations to joe biden who is uh who

00:19:01.360 doesn't seem a day over 106 now i know you were young at the time but do you remember

00:19:06.800 the big deal people made especially democrats made out of ronald reagan being 77 toward the end of his

00:19:13.940 presidency he was 77 when he left office yes and everybody was like oh this guy's way too old he's

00:19:21.620 too old for this now we have a person who's disintegrating before our very eyes is now 80

00:19:28.740 and he's only halfway through his term man it's fine yeah you know what i remember most about the

00:19:33.920 reagan thing was uh the the video for land of confusion by genesis and it was uh if you remember

00:19:41.880 it was like they had those really crazy puppets like caricature puppets and like you know the entire

00:19:47.240 video is ronald reagan doing stupid things but it ends the song ends mercifully no i actually like 0.94

00:19:53.520 the song uh but the song ends mercifully and they they shoot it's ronald reagan and nancy reagan lying 0.83

00:20:00.060 in bed and uh they have a couple puppets and they let they have a couple jokes and then ronald reagan's

00:20:07.240 he i think throws water over his head or throws it into nancy's face when he's trying to drink it or

00:20:12.640 something he's not able to drink the water i guess oh because he's so old and decrepit and then so he

00:20:17.760 goes oh i need another glass of water so he he pushes back the curtain and he's got two buttons

00:20:21.920 by the side of his bed and one says nurse and the one next to it says nuke and he presses the nuke

00:20:28.160 button and he blows up millions of people because he's so incompetent now first of all this is just 0.78

00:20:33.620 an architectural problem it's a design problem you don't put the nurse and the nuke button right

00:20:38.200 next to each other on the side of a bed you don't have to be 77 to make that mistake i mean what

00:20:42.360 if you you know what if you you had too many drinks and you wake up in the middle of the night

00:20:45.760 and you make a mistake i mean that's a real there's a real cost to that millions of people die just

00:20:49.900 because uh-huh you press the wrong button and i mean they both start with nu right so it's a natural

00:20:54.660 mistake exactly anybody could make uh but that's how they saw him now i actually did something on this

00:20:59.920 uh on studios america which by the way you can get on your podcast uh anytime oh wow yeah anytime it's

00:21:05.280 available uh and on youtube as well and we went through uh a comparison of joe biden and who he

00:21:12.620 is and who we see him ever how we see him every day and i went through and went through the entire

00:21:17.880 exit interview for ronald reagan leaving the leaving the white house leaving it yeah with i think it was

00:21:24.780 tom brokaw i think it was tom brokaw and there is not a moment in this interview

00:21:31.420 that uh where ronald reagan seems anything anything like where what joe biden is now there's like a

00:21:40.500 moment or two he can't remember a name like there's it's like he's trying to remember um uh someone from

00:21:46.400 hollywood's name they're going back to his like old days in hollywood he's trying to remember his name

00:21:49.380 he can't come up with it it's like there's that but he goes through tells detailed stories about every

00:21:54.980 part of his life incredible not only would you never see that from joe biden he's completely

00:21:59.880 incoherent we've heard the the corn pop story many times but also you'd never get an interview

00:22:04.980 from a mainstream journalist with someone like donald trump today i mean it's actually a respectful

00:22:09.340 interview they're going through his life his accomplishments some of the tough parts it really is amazing yeah

00:22:15.020 hello uh pat gray stuber gear and jeff fisher joins us to chew the fat a bit uh here on the glenbeck

00:22:30.320 program does any of a podcast of that same name i do chewing the fat with jeff fisher that you people

00:22:37.280 should subscribe to that absolutely they should let me ask you this question jeff because i know

00:22:43.180 you're fighting hard for for us little people i i know you are i am i know you care a great deal

00:22:48.860 to fight for you you little people been able to continue to keep the price at zero that you have

00:22:57.540 to pay to watch the if you were to go and subscribe to chewing the fat right now it wouldn't cost you

00:23:02.260 anything wow congratulations thank you for your courageous stance you don't know yeah you uh-huh

00:23:09.920 don't know the battle no i know i know i don't that's why i try to bring it up from time to time

00:23:14.700 so that people realize thank you how you're fighting i really appreciate it because i i think you do mean

00:23:19.460 that i do mean that i very much do what do we have going on i appreciate it no i want to talk about

00:23:25.840 uh chris hembsworth a little bit all right because uh you know he's got to take some time off now

00:23:31.040 oh i mean he's been working really hard you know he's been doing some reshoots of extraction two in

00:23:37.760 prague extraction two he's been shooting now let me ask you this if i were to watch extraction two

00:23:46.420 without first having seen extraction one would i understand the subtle nuances of the movie i don't

00:23:53.020 think you would enough to enjoy it don't think you would now you suggest i go back and watch

00:23:57.560 extraction i would watch the first one okay before before watching two but however i mean i'm sure

00:24:03.000 chris would tell you you know what go ahead and just watch two and then then break down one wow all

00:24:07.920 right i mean okay i guess i don't know i'm not we could ask him well i'll reach out i'll reach out

00:24:12.920 to chris well he's taking some time off and he is taking some time so you can't ask him well i mean

00:24:18.560 he's got to do his world run tour promotion for limitless you know the docuseries he's doing and he's got

00:24:25.040 uh you know other movies that he's still doing that he has to wrap up but he was going to take

00:24:29.260 some time off to be with his family because during the shooting of uh limitless he found out that uh

00:24:37.060 well he's pre-disposed pre-disposed to alzheimer's oh so he may get alzheimer's no he doesn't have it

00:24:47.360 okay so he's exhibiting no symptoms of it he's only 39 after all that's correct so that would be

00:24:53.480 very early so it's very very early but he has two of the three percent of people with two copies of

00:25:01.540 the gene apo e4 so he went to like him eight to ten times likelier to develop alzheimer's than the

00:25:10.180 general population but the chances of of getting alzheimer's are very low and for an individual

00:25:15.640 so eight times something that's very low is still very low right still nevertheless he has to take

00:25:22.600 some time off more than you so he so basically what happened here is is this movie star who we

00:25:28.860 remember from such great films as thor thor and extraction one and extraction one thor and extraction

00:25:37.100 one he he took an online genetic test and they told him he's got a chance to get alzheimer's so he's

00:25:44.860 taking time off yeah that's not what you need to do with this family he was getting blood work

00:25:50.740 done for the program and he was informed that he he was eight to ten times likelier to develop

00:25:57.200 alzheimer's than the general population this is a lesson in so uh relative versus absolute risk right

00:26:04.100 right your absolute risk would be low your relative risk compared to another very low absolute risk

00:26:11.100 would be high that does not necessarily lead to something that should make you take time off

00:26:16.480 i know he's got to take a break take a break at least that's less draconian than what uh what's

00:26:24.120 her face angelina jolie right she was predisposed for breast cancer and had them both removed 0.99

00:26:29.380 oof right she's that's right remember that healthy that was a thing for like it seemed like about a year

00:26:35.620 yeah and then took him off this might happen at some point in the future so let's just get rid of

00:26:41.780 these puppies yeah i mean yeah okay no not okay that's that's okay i mean it's your own choice of

00:26:49.100 course but i i i would say not a great idea it doesn't seem like a great idea yeah wouldn't the

00:26:55.580 answer i mean honestly like i i don't know i mean but like wouldn't the answer just be to get you know

00:27:00.580 pretty regular testing yes like i have something worth to develop another an extra vitamin a day

00:27:05.600 uh-huh something you know find out uh a good you know diet we talked about this yesterday uh you

00:27:12.760 know moderation in all things that's me that's nothing says more man you scream moderation

00:27:18.680 this is exactly my point everything in moderation and perhaps you know you do that this is sort of

00:27:25.460 the jeffy approach because i know you're always coming in with test results from

00:27:28.220 various medical establishments for all sorts of things the doc is like oh boy man you need to

00:27:37.640 you got so many competing uh viruses and uh i mean awful biomass bacteria attacking it's 0.79

00:27:47.340 the other ones that that's what's kept you alive for all these years they fight to a stalemate and

00:27:53.140 that's what keeps you alive that's the only thing that can do it i'm not opposed to that do they do

00:27:57.800 they bundle all of the tests you get in like a jeffy special i wish they did just give you a

00:28:02.980 discount i wish they did if you're getting 40 to 50 i don't have any i don't have any idea though

00:28:07.700 there's no there's no doctor has said next february going down it's over you know that's the last time

00:28:16.740 do you want to know if you're going to get right do you do you want to know i don't know that i do

00:28:23.620 i wouldn't want to know i don't know i mean you're supposed to live your life like you're gonna

00:28:27.740 like you want to every day anyway yeah tell all the people that you love you love them

00:28:33.300 this is the road we're going down though with the medical uh world where they're they're getting so

00:28:38.220 good at you know looking for little details that could lead to x y and z that people just assume

00:28:42.920 they have it and start acting like they have it now look the breast cancer thing is is probably an

00:28:47.340 extreme example of that but like and you know who knows if you if you get it maybe you're more

00:28:52.100 likely for it to spread and you don't want to risk it i'm sure there's very difficult conversations

00:28:56.880 that go on around those sorts of decisions but like i am a little concerned that like you're

00:29:01.340 going to get doctors being like hey look it looks like you might get this some point in the future

00:29:05.400 and you start acting as if you have it and you start making life decisions based on whether you

00:29:10.240 like you have a disease that you but that you actually don't because you don't have yet and that

00:29:15.620 you might have years and years and years to live a normal life and instead you're starting to make

00:29:20.240 decisions based on the possibility of something bad happening to you in the future that's no way

00:29:26.060 to live well i agree with that you do i do i agree with that stew i think what you just said

00:29:32.580 was right i think that's a concerning trend that that i agreed with you yes that's very

00:29:38.860 it's a terrifying future i mean it's nice of chris to be able to be in the situation that he's in

00:29:50.480 to say oh man i might get sick it takes some time i'm gonna finish this film and do this promotional

00:29:58.420 tour and then i'll fly back home to australia and spend some time with the wife and kids you know

00:30:02.980 until the next movie contract comes up and then i'll go to work again yeah i mean when you're

00:30:08.720 doing movies like that too a lot of people just sort of don't do them for six months and they just

00:30:13.240 take time off you don't need to make an announcement about your health just don't do it right you know

00:30:17.520 like norm mcdonald was like hey you know one day he was like oh norm mcdonald's dead he was it

00:30:22.180 norm mcdonald or is that uh yeah or sag yeah it was norm mcdonald he's like oh yeah he had cancer for

00:30:27.200 the past several years no one knew yeah that was norm mcdonald yeah and i was like oh my gosh really but

00:30:31.340 like he he lived right to the end yes he never let anybody really in other than people i guess

00:30:35.940 who were very close some not even that were very close he didn't want people treating him differently

00:30:41.640 he wanted to go to to be norm mcdonald be funny be able to do the comedy he wanted to do all the way

00:30:47.100 to the end and he did and he did and he succeeded everyone everyone was shocked when he died of this

00:30:51.900 long-term illness right i don't know i feel like that's the way you do it yeah that seems like the

00:30:58.020 right way now you brought up bob saget did you talk about have you talked about on this show yet

00:31:02.280 the autopsy that came out now with him oh boy oh we could talk about let's go i love the bob saget

00:31:08.520 story uh the bob saget saga because he because he passed away in a hotel room well he bumped his

00:31:13.660 half after we were told if you remember remember back in january when he died he bumped his head

00:31:18.680 like a shelf or i don't know and then he laid down then he he thought nothing of it laid down covered

00:31:24.220 himself up into bed and went to sleep yeah i remember that i remember that's that's that's

00:31:28.060 how honestly you know look we just went through a very big election which was uh my focus we've

00:31:33.260 had other things going on that's my what i remember about the story i don't remember any

00:31:36.640 any update so all this to me is a complete surprise whatever's the update um he was he had an injury

00:31:45.060 that is consistent with being hit in the head with a baseball bat right he had multiple

00:31:52.720 fractures of the skull and uh then i guess somebody hit him in the back of the head with

00:31:58.060 a baseball bat and he thought nothing of it and went to bed i mean i i don't that happens all the

00:32:06.580 time all the time he said the the corner said it was consistent with either the baseball bat or

00:32:12.320 falling from 30 feet onto the back of your head i mean it was a significant so was the theory that he

00:32:19.600 got attacked or is the theory that he just they don't know the theory is that the bed was don't

00:32:24.340 know too high in the hotel rolled out geez that's really wild really wild i mean i guess if maybe you

00:32:31.480 slip and you hit your head on like marble or like a marble like bathtub type of thing maybe yeah you

00:32:37.480 could see but you wouldn't i mean you fractured your skull that's a lot you would not lay down and go

00:32:41.880 to sleep right you would maybe call somebody and say hey i think i really hurt myself yeah here

00:32:47.580 absolutely i mean hotels are full of do people just call them and they're right there outside your

00:32:53.880 door yeah do like people what else do you call them you're a very strange person you do realize

00:33:03.680 that how else do you call them yeah that's interesting i don't know i i mean i i i could

00:33:07.920 see if you hurt yourself you're like oh god i just gotta lay down you know and you don't realize it's

00:33:12.720 that bad and you just pass out 30 seconds later i don't know i don't know what the story could be

00:33:17.940 that's the original story was that he was all i mean it wasn't like he just passed out in the bed

00:33:22.340 right he was tucked in he was under the covers that was the original story so it was like he

00:33:26.580 they they found him you know just oh he just went like he just went to sleep he thought nothing of the

00:33:32.100 injury that he had right went to sleep and never woke up so i'm weird it's a weird story you know

00:33:38.720 we've had a bunch of these weird stories yeah you know sometimes people answer the door for police

00:33:43.160 and then walk back to their attackers these things happen they're very very strange you know i don't

00:33:48.760 know fractured skulls and they continue to just talk to the police while they're in the ambulance

00:33:53.720 amazing i wonder if maybe we should call the clintons and ask them if they've added a name to the list

00:33:59.040 oh and was it bob sagitt it may it may have did he have any ties to the clinton family that's what

00:34:06.600 we should look into 888-727-BECK this is the glenn beck program

00:34:13.680 oh welcome it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK

00:34:28.500 michelle obama uh is she's still a victim americans have treated her so poorly oh my gosh all you

00:34:36.560 do is your negative uh michelle obama content you know yeah it's not fawning uh constantly no

00:34:43.440 fawning over her as one of the great heroes and saviors of our nation that's not what happens

00:34:49.240 and when she was in office uh she was never in office well when her husband was in office when

00:34:56.000 she was there right i just want to make sure we point out that she didn't actually accomplish

00:34:59.580 anything that's that's the negative sort of content that you hear i'm not saying i'm that was an

00:35:05.520 example of the type of things you hear about michelle obama the the kind of victim that she

00:35:10.480 is uh at the hands of the rest of us yep america's always treated her like garbage yep she couldn't 1.00

00:35:17.440 even wear her hair the way she wanted to when she was off in office yeah she'll listen to her here 0.99

00:35:22.920 talking about it as black women we deal with it the whole thing about do you show up with your 0.98

00:35:27.120 natural hair you know yeah break y'all braids braids wouldn't be your natural hair you know break the

00:35:36.080 hair i did not wear braids oh no why

00:35:40.880 oh that's funny because that means the entire countries are a bunch of racists and that's why 0.97

00:36:00.240 it's funny yeah right that's it's a funny joke because all of america are racist because they 0.99

00:36:04.800 don't want to see black people's hair which is not something that's real is just i straight out 1.00

00:36:10.000 saying that's not real not real no one cares what kind of hair you have no one cares michelle what 0.95

00:36:16.180 kind of hair you have or how you wear it no one cares it's fascinating that we elected her black 0.61

00:36:20.920 husband as uh the president of the united states proof of the racism the man whose name by the way is

00:36:27.040 barack hussein obama he had the shared a name with our most hated enemy and was one letter off of

00:36:36.000 the other most hated enemy yes right and we were open enough to to vote for him and he got the

00:36:43.280 presidency and but but the people were ready for her we were ready for her straight blonde hair i i 1.00

00:36:51.280 hope we see her with straight blonde hair or i will not be able to accept her no zero people on earth 1.00

00:36:58.860 thought that yeah nobody cared nobody cared nobody cared about her stupid hair no one cares about your 1.00

00:37:03.420 stupid hair by the way your your natural hair is not braided you have to braid hair for it to be 1.00

00:37:09.540 braided it does not come out it's not natural for it to be braided that's a hairstyle let's see it was 1.00

00:37:15.100 really important for her to put the word natural into it because that now makes it a racial thing 1.00

00:37:19.400 right that makes it a racial thing like i happen to be a renowned expert in braiding my daughter's 0.99

00:37:25.480 hair i'm excellent at it i'm very good at are you yes i could i'm okay i do a great job so you allow

00:37:30.920 her to have her natural hair no that's not her natural hair i have to sit there and do it for it 1.00

00:37:36.540 to occur weird it doesn't the hair doesn't swim in the air back and forth and braid itself someone's

00:37:42.840 gotta do it it's not your natural hair oh god it's so agonizing it is this constant victimhood

00:37:50.460 tired of it what no one cares about your hair stop dreaming up fantasies in which people care

00:37:57.740 what your hairstyle is that's what she does though she always thinks the worst of the american people 1.00

00:38:03.260 always like we weren't ready for it for it how do you know what are you talking about you didn't

00:38:07.320 even try it they elected barack hussein obama yes to be president yes they didn't elect you to

00:38:13.360 anything by the way agonizing this is the glenn back program the uh supreme court is going to hear

00:38:24.080 oral arguments in 303 creative versus alinas it's a clash between free speech and lgbtqqia2 plus rates

00:38:34.680 so does somebody who is a web designer have to design a website for a same-sex couple in their

00:38:42.180 marriage do you have to yes yes and then they have to go on the honeymoon with that couple 1.00

00:38:48.200 oh okay yes all right and they have a bit extreme but all right there is intimate activity yeah they

00:38:55.540 must participate participate in it yeah and that really there is otherwise it's hateful and homophobic

00:39:00.600 right yes yeah thank you pat yeah you're welcome no one you're welcome no one sees this like you do

00:39:05.300 right you know i know i know i like to cut to the chase so really get to it there really is a movement

00:39:11.240 now among the lgbtqia2 plus community to shame like lesbians into thinking that they are supposed to 1.00

00:39:18.360 be attracted to males who have now are now claiming they're women trans people oh right why are you not

00:39:25.440 attracted to that what's why are you a hater it's on it's incredible real and we'll talk about that

00:39:30.900 and much more uh some interesting cases the supreme court's gonna tackle coming up we'll get to that

00:39:36.220 and a lot more

00:39:36.920 got no room to compromise

00:40:00.200 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is

00:40:26.740 the glenn back program uh glenn's on vacation pat and stew for glenn today

00:40:33.120 888-727-BECK gonna tackle a couple of uh supreme court uh decisions they're about to hear some oral

00:40:41.560 arguments in a couple big cases tell you what those are and uh get into that and much more in about a minute

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00:41:52.460 beck get 25 off at lifelock.com all right on december on december 5th the justices of the u.s supreme court

00:42:02.640 are going to hear arguments uh in a clash between free speech rights and lgbtqqia2 plus rights

00:42:09.600 um it's interesting because this is a about a web designer who has been asked to do a website for

00:42:17.300 a same-sex couple and they believe that that offends their religious beliefs and shouldn't be

00:42:22.180 forced into doing it and i can't believe we're still on this i know how is this decided already

00:42:27.620 it's the supreme court has has made such narrow rulings that no they really haven't addressed it

00:42:35.520 yet i i don't know how they couldn't i don't know how they wouldn't but could we please put a stop to

00:42:41.820 this once and for all one of the clearest lines i feel like when it comes to constitutional law is

00:42:46.740 compelled speech you can't force someone to say something right you you can there's a lot of stuff

00:42:54.580 you can do unfortunately too much yeah in my mind but when it comes to compelled speech you can't force

00:43:01.980 somebody to say something you can't force someone to write something you can't force someone to create

00:43:07.700 a particular piece of art yeah right it's usually the way this is is always come you know worked and

00:43:14.240 and you can't force someone to go against their religious beliefs yeah and that's this is exactly

00:43:18.940 what's happening here and in the the bakery instances there's been a bunch of those and wedding

00:43:24.040 photographers right it's another big one over and over and over we go through this please make the

00:43:29.420 broad ruling that it's okay for you to stand up for your religious beliefs plus why would you force

00:43:36.720 somebody who doesn't want to do something for you into doing it why their heart and soul is not going

00:43:45.240 to be in the project go find somebody who's perfectly fine with doing what you want them to do and quite

00:43:51.980 clearly the goal is not to actually get the website done for the same-sex couple they're trying to

00:43:56.780 persecute these christians they want to make their lives miserable and you know which is terrible 0.99

00:44:01.920 but i mean we talked about this i think maybe last week pat there's this controversy going around 0.97

00:44:06.800 with candace cameron buret yeah where she uh left hallmark where she made she did 947 christmas

00:44:15.060 movies yeah and she had about 15 minutes about 15 minutes and she went to great american family

00:44:20.240 which is now trying to become the third network in the arms race for oh yeah because there's hallmark

00:44:27.180 lifetime lifetime lifetime and now great america fa la la lifetime uh-huh every year okay and it's not

00:44:34.100 that i watch all these movies uh and uh now great american family and so great american family by the way

00:44:39.000 now i happen to once i heard that candace cameron buret was over on great american family i did go over 0.98

00:44:44.760 to great american family to see what i don't know if i even have that channel you probably do i did

00:44:48.820 probably do i mean i don't know i i did have we have a lot of channels yeah there's a lot of channels

00:44:53.300 and i don't know what many of them are nor do i ever go on them but because of candace cameron buret i

00:44:58.380 did find myself on great american family were they doing christmas movies so they've got a small slate

00:45:03.940 of christmas movies coming out this year new ones for this year 2022 uh they now they're the third you

00:45:11.100 have to understand they're not the number one or the number two in this they're the third biggest

00:45:15.780 christmas movie uh cheesy christmas movie channel they only have 18 brand new christmas movies that

00:45:22.700 are debuting this that's pathetic 18 18 and year one they got 18 ready to go maybe they were doing

00:45:30.780 this other years and i didn't know about it this is the first year i was aware they were doing this

00:45:33.820 now eight they have 18 i turned it on yesterday or the day before which is before thanksgiving

00:45:42.420 and they were on premiere number nine so they've already shown a half of these movies

00:45:48.580 before thanksgiving's even happened and i don't know what they're on now i don't know if they're

00:45:53.080 on 10 or 11 or 12 but they were on number nine and first of all fantastic films as as always i

00:45:59.000 i bet they are i freaking bet they are they're so great like i just is the second you watch a minute

00:46:08.000 of one of those movies and you can tell the entire plot of them they're just fantastic the one i was

00:46:12.720 watching the other day was a woman with an accent she was apparently a princess oh and uh no this is 0.99

00:46:19.440 a believable plot uh-huh um so she was on she was a private jet okay a very snowy area and she hears a bell

00:46:27.800 uh-huh in the forest oh what now she's at an airport on her private jet and there's a forest

00:46:34.660 near the airport i should point out she's inside the private jet okay okay oh and she hears the bell

00:46:40.120 inside the jet no no she's not the the bell is not inside the jet right that's the bell is in the

00:46:44.820 forest okay which is next to the airport jet yes she's inside the jet now she this she hears it so

00:46:51.640 clearly she gets up to see what's going on she she has to know why is she hearing a bell

00:46:56.580 yeah outside of her jet you'd be very curious about that where's that bell coming from right is it a 0.56

00:47:02.920 church tower right is it uh is the hunchback of notre dame there is he ringing it and here's the thing

00:47:10.300 that it definitely was not a church tower because it was a a little jingly bell like for example the

00:47:15.800 bell you might put on a collar of a dog or like a santa is ringing outside no no it's not like that

00:47:22.420 that kind of bell it was like the bell that you might hear on the collar of a dog okay so she comes

00:47:27.640 to the steps of the private jet yeah she hears it again oh wow now we see an entire did she hear it

00:47:33.080 more clearly outside the plane than inside um yeah i was slightly more clearly okay now i want make sure

00:47:39.580 you understand the situation here you have a private jet yeah you've got a runway you've got an access

00:47:44.200 road of some sort okay then it goes all the way you know there's some grassy area which is covered

00:47:49.660 in snow i assume it's grass could be dirt but it's covered in snow and then there is a forest that

00:47:55.020 begins she is on the plane she was inside the plane and heard the spell now obviously she's a and by

00:48:01.940 the way she's a princess of some undetermined country very uh prim and proper does she have super 0.81

00:48:07.560 hearing is she like a bat girl that can hear things it's not a country of bat women okay huh so 1.00

00:48:13.860 what what would you do now if you're you're a princess you're in i think maine you're on the

00:48:19.200 runway hmm what what would you do exactly if you heard a bell in the forest i'd have to wander out

00:48:27.020 to the forest and find the bell shockingly you're 100 right that's what she does and when she gets

00:48:32.900 deep into the forest okay she discovers it is a very small puppy with a bell around his collar

00:48:42.140 now i am not i'm not an expert in audio engineering per se yeah but it would seem unlikely that while

00:48:52.420 sitting on a plane you would be able to hear yeah it does seem unlikely this bell in the forest so she

00:48:59.140 goes out and yet it happened in the cold clearly it happened yeah it's so very clear you can't make

00:49:03.920 that up and then she finds the owner who happens to look very similar to santa claus oh really yeah just

00:49:09.240 a guy just a guy with a with a white beard and the right there's a few days before christmas

00:49:14.340 happens to look just like santa claus and then they cut to right out of that scene after they

00:49:19.200 after they meet they cut to the next scene which is a guy who is uh standing in his at his tree farm

00:49:27.060 or something i don't know okay might be getting these these movies confused at this point oh if he owns

00:49:31.180 the tree farm obviously he marries the princess immediately like as soon as you see this man standing

00:49:37.380 there you know they get together like it is absolutely so she gets stranded there probably

00:49:42.400 ruggedly handsome right isn't he yes yeah very ruggedly yes in fact that's true and she's quite

00:49:47.000 beautiful she's quite beautiful and she has an accent and unfortunately has an accent now what 0.87

00:49:51.700 happens in the movie this is we're getting a tad off topic here but i think now people need to know

00:49:58.780 what happens in this movie i think they do see she was on the plane and uh waiting to be to taking

00:50:05.520 off she wanders into the forest what does the plane do now this is a plane owned by a king

00:50:11.840 right and a princess is on it what does the plane do leaves but just takes off without her they don't

00:50:17.680 notice they don't know they don't check on her pre-flight they don't check on her they don't know

00:50:23.640 she they just assume she's on the plane okay so they take off and of course as you know pat

00:50:29.400 there was a snowstorm going on oh right so they couldn't contact anyone in the country to tell the

00:50:39.420 king or anyone on the plane all of the communications lines were down including the apparently the

00:50:45.760 internet everything was gone wow and the fact is this princess was missing not an international news

00:50:53.220 story at all just like they just he she she just had to shack up with this guy because it was the 1.00

00:50:59.140 only place that she could find housing in the middle of a blizzard sure so wonderful story and

00:51:05.420 shockingly they ended up together anyway the point of that story was to tell you you've just blown the

00:51:09.840 ending uh spoiler alert did i say no that's what's so problematic about your story i want to first of

00:51:18.300 all apologize to the american people but you should definitely watch this movie it's fantastic

00:51:21.600 what's the name of it do you know uh i don't know i'm looking at people like they're gonna know

00:51:26.700 um uh great the christmas princess i think it might be the the tree farm guy if it christmas

00:51:34.180 you just throw christmas at the end of it and it's a christmas hold on i will tell you the name of it

00:51:40.760 all right uh here in just a second but so uh the point of that was to say that candace cameron-bure

00:51:45.300 was being interviewed by someone and so he said hey are you gonna have some lgbtqqia2 plus

00:51:50.460 community storylines um and i think she had the nerve to say that they're gonna concentrate

00:51:56.220 mostly on traditional marriage yeah she said we're going the core is going to be traditional

00:52:01.120 she didn't even say yeah no there's no chance no nor did the owner of the channel say there's

00:52:06.800 no chance we'll ever do that neither one of them neither one of them did but she still got hammered 0.99

00:52:10.560 for it and like yep if the the case that you're talking about the website case where they could force

00:52:15.600 someone to make the website for the lgbtqia2 plus family if that were to if the supreme court were

00:52:23.860 to say yes you you can force that person wouldn't you be able to force cameras candace cameron-bure

00:52:29.120 to star in an lgbtqia2 plus storyline yeah absolutely right i think you could i think you could if there

00:52:36.360 was a producer who was gay and he desperately desperately wanted and i don't know why you would 0.96

00:52:41.200 but he desperately wanted candace cameron-bure to do his movie right and she had to play a lesbian 1.00

00:52:47.520 right she'd have to do it you'd have to force her to do it yeah at the same time they would say she

00:52:52.220 was appropriating the culture of lesbians yes and so she couldn't play it and you should never have 1.00

00:52:57.440 a straight person play a gay person so i think at the end of the day there would be a constitutional

00:53:01.740 crisis where we wouldn't be able to we wouldn't be sure which woke intersection wins we have to

00:53:07.140 figure out all because she left hallmark and went to this american family thing right which is 0.85

00:53:11.280 obviously terrible i mean how could you how could you do that by the way pat you you uh you had a

00:53:16.360 guess you you guessed the name of the movie i did was what a the christmas christmas princess

00:53:22.540 yes the actual name of the movie jingle bell princess okay because there's a jingle bell right

00:53:30.500 she heard on the plane and she's a princess so you almost nailed it is the guy who looks like

00:53:36.520 santa actually santa you know i don't remember if i saw an update on that part of the storyline it

00:53:42.000 didn't seem to have anything to do with the movie really yeah the fact that the guy looked like santa

00:53:46.340 didn't seem to have anything to do with the movie whatsoever so i don't know unbelievable and the dog

00:53:53.460 was an interesting part of it too the dog like appeared at the beginning and then seemingly showed

00:53:57.640 up later as a just in their yard yeah like in the yard there's and then they're like oh that's

00:54:03.800 that's old man you know billy's dog i kept what's it doing out here in the cold like yes this little

00:54:09.840 tiny puppy oh well let's just keep it they just kept it of course so it became a christmas present

00:54:15.700 for every time for the uh the daughter okay the daughter of the the daughter of well i i should 0.96

00:54:21.440 have told you this yes the christmas tree i think it was but he's a damn good father whatever he was 0.81

00:54:26.900 a really good father but his wife had just died yes yeah yes the wife had just sad the wife had

00:54:35.120 died in a car what are the odds in a previous christmas yeah oh so he didn't christmas time

00:54:39.820 is really hard for him for because because his wife had died and by the way you're gonna be stunned

00:54:46.540 to hear that the princess looks very similar to the wife which isn't creepy at all that they're

00:54:51.560 hooking up now no no this random princess just showed up we're gonna hook up around christmas 1.00

00:54:56.900 because you kind of look like my old hot wife that's dead merry christmas everybody i can't wait

00:55:03.740 to see it uh more coming up in just a minute it's fat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 0.62

00:55:11.340 all of this uh discussion about the christmas movie came from this uh supreme court uh decision

00:55:17.960 that will have to be made after they start you know the arguments december 5th in this

00:55:22.740 doesn't uh does a web designer have to design a website for a same-sex couple the other thing 0.99

00:55:29.400 this is interesting the other thing that the supreme court has agreed to hear is a dispute between jack

00:55:35.100 daniels and a company that makes squeaking bad spaniels dog toys apparently jack daniels is suing

00:55:45.220 bad spaniels because it sounds too much like their name oh come on and the supreme court doesn't even

00:55:51.760 rhyme fully has chosen to hear this case i mean the the things they've turned down over the years yeah

00:55:57.560 and now you've you've chosen the bad spaniels lawsuit really the case will have implications

00:56:03.760 for the tension between parity and intellectual property so i guess we're gonna define we're gonna

00:56:09.880 decide what you can make fun of and what you can't and what's parody and what isn't incredible

00:56:16.460 jack daniels and bad spaniels if we can't differentiate between those two uh we don't

00:56:23.300 deserve to exist as a society in my mind right like it's just come on do we have this low of an

00:56:28.840 opinion on the american people that they can't differentiate i i feel the same way honestly about

00:56:33.360 the fake meat lawsuits yeah they're like i don't know if people can tell that the thing that says

00:56:40.480 plant-based meat is that really meat people won't be able to tell it's like they all can tell they

00:56:47.020 all can tell it's why they're buying the other package everybody knows what yeah everybody knows

00:56:51.220 what it means and they avoid it yes they all know they all know it's very very it's a very strange

00:56:56.820 thing and they you know it's it's mainly for meat you know processors who are trying to i i don't know

00:57:02.060 why they feel threatened by these products i don't think well they shouldn't because they've really

00:57:05.260 died off in the last year or so yeah i mean they're not they're still very much a niche product i'm sure

00:57:10.420 yeah but most people who eat meat have kind of rejected them and said yeah okay yeah most yeah

00:57:16.820 exactly it's it's very true it's there's most people don't they're not looking for an alternative

00:57:22.200 to meat right at some point they may right there may be opinions change over society it may become as

00:57:28.280 we've seen recently it may become so expensive that people can't afford it yeah and maybe they

00:57:33.200 don't want to eat the bug burgers that are the alternative at that point who knows we'll see

00:57:37.360 we'll see how this plays out but i i do think that the the idea that people can't tell like one of the

00:57:44.640 things they do on this stuff is they put like for chicken they put ch-i-c-k apostrophe n chicken

00:57:49.920 chicken chicken nuggets i don't think that would fool me yeah i don't think you'd be like oh gosh

00:57:56.180 does it say plant-based chicken usually yeah yeah i mean look they want to put that on the

00:58:00.760 package because the only people who would buy it are people who want plant-based chicken

00:58:05.540 vegetarians mostly vegetarians or vegans or whatever right so they're looking for that

00:58:09.900 particular thing they're looking at the package to try to discover whether it's something they want 0.99

00:58:13.560 to eat or not i mean it's just so stupid it like you know it's the you got to put a disclaimer 0.99

00:58:18.900 like don't put the snowblower on your roof to clear the to clear the snow it's like everybody knows 0.99

00:58:24.480 this but i guess you get sued one time too many and and you start putting disclaimers everywhere

00:58:29.820 that that is a weird one for the supreme court to care about though it is and how many how many what

00:58:34.500 is it bad spaniels it's uh yeah what is it again it's what are they selling and and they're selling

00:58:40.240 dog toys like how many dog toys could this company possibly be selling i don't know but bad spaniels

00:58:46.720 way too close to jack daniels if i saw them together like in a store and you have the dog spaniel

00:58:53.920 toy dog toy and jack daniels whiskey i wouldn't know which is which what do i choose what how do

00:59:01.360 i differentiate between the two i can't i'm just not capable i mean that's what apparently we're led

00:59:08.340 to believe here but uh it would be nice if if they do differentiate between parity and intellectual

00:59:14.500 property there's been a lot of a lot of lawsuits over that lately and the babylon b has been taken to 1.00

00:59:21.920 task they've been sued i mean everybody's suing them for the parody they do and it used to be

00:59:27.100 pretty well understood if it's for comedy leave it alone it's no big deal yeah not anymore though 0.99

00:59:33.940 because we've gotten so stupid so butt stupid as a society that this has to go to the u.s supreme court 1.00

00:59:41.660 yeah they got nothing better to decide right nothing better to rule on than that would you if given 1.00

00:59:48.700 the choice be in favor of a law that forced both uh clarence thomas and samuel alito to live in a

00:59:55.540 in a bubble so they would be protected from all possible problems either health wise yes they i just

01:00:04.240 want i want doctors surrounding them 24 hours a day no kidding they've got to stay alive yep more coming up

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01:00:42.220 review and rate you know five stars of course five stars is the appropriate number of stars uh i will

01:00:47.600 say significant lower significantly lower percentage of stars should be uh given to avatar

01:00:54.820 ah you know what i've never gotten that phenomenon i don't understand phenomenon well i don't know it's

01:01:00.900 the biggest movie of all time right money wise anyway it was at one point it was it's not now i think

01:01:06.640 it's number two now two oh was it spider-man that passed it or what was it i don't know i could be

01:01:12.440 wrong on that one of the if you look at it i think america it's not in the top two even it's like number

01:01:18.820 four or five but uh globally it's very big avatar is very big deal understand it i really don't i don't

01:01:25.360 understand it either i really don't and i to the point a new trailer came out for today and it is

01:01:34.900 impossible for me to overstate how stupid it looks if i had a month to describe to you how 0.98

01:01:44.040 dumb this movie looks i would never succeed in actually getting it across it is incomprehensibly 0.99

01:01:51.500 terrible i i can't the only reason people wanted to see it the first time when it came out like a 0.93

01:01:57.300 hundred years ago was because it was impressive technology right it was built up in the media to

01:02:02.620 say hey like it was like when cgi like no one really knew what it was and it was like okay wow

01:02:09.540 look at this they just basically created a somewhat lifelike looking kind of cartoon which looks to me

01:02:15.660 like a like the bad interludes in a video game when you like complete the board and they show a dumb

01:02:21.000 movie where like they have people walking around they don't really look all that natural and you're

01:02:25.940 like wow that kind of looks almost sort of like if they used a 12 camera to film it with regular 0.91

01:02:31.280 people it's like wow they spent a lot of money to recreate that so we're it's some dumb environmental

01:02:36.820 message which of course doesn't endear me to it either yeah but like i just i've seen a lot of 0.64

01:02:42.640 anti-human yes theme to it as well humans are infesting everything and especially the military

01:02:48.800 the marines anti-military yeah i mean it's james cameron obviously it's going to be a liberal uh

01:02:53.120 hack sort of message but i've seen a million movies with liberal hack messages that were good

01:03:00.020 what what is this no and people have made this point i'm not the first one to make it but i know of

01:03:07.060 no one who can name a character from this movie can you name no a character can anyone does anyone know of

01:03:16.800 a character that was in this movie i'm not saying remember every plot point but like a lot of people

01:03:22.700 can just say you know darth vader luke skywalker yeah and they're this is the the realm of comparison

01:03:29.480 we're talking about the biggest movies of all time yeah star wars you know what i mean uh i don't know 0.85

01:03:35.300 some of the stupid superhero movies the avengers and such right yeah the biggest movies of all time

01:03:41.380 titanic right we all remember what happened in titanic right what happened in avatar does anyone 0.99

01:03:48.240 know i don't know did they vanquish the evil army that was attacking them i don't know i don't know

01:03:55.400 it was like a full-length movie of the of the ewok scene yeah it was like that from from return of the

01:04:04.200 jedi and somehow this movie made more money than almost any movie ever i think worldwide is number one

01:04:10.520 yeah it is uh it's at number one with 2.922 billion dollars 2.9 almost 3 billion is what that's

01:04:19.500 made which is 2009 incredible i don't know maybe people in other countries are like wow look at all

01:04:24.940 this incredible technology and we don't have any other movies to watch i like maybe that's the only

01:04:30.080 movie that's ever come out globally i don't know i don't know what i don't know what the explanation

01:04:33.540 for that would be i leave that to other cultures i know they did didn't they do like an avatar world

01:04:38.700 as part of like a disney world the disney world yeah yeah it's incomprehensible to me it is me too

01:04:45.580 you feel like you can understand culture at some level where like okay i can see like um i'm not a

01:04:52.800 i'm not a fan of adele i don't like adele particularly i don't like her music i don't but i can tell name you

01:04:59.640 an adele song right there's one from a james bond movie okay uh skyfall maybe i don't know

01:05:06.520 but there's a couple adele songs that were pretty big like she's a massive star beyonce massive star

01:05:13.140 every time she comes out with a new concert tour uh she sells it out immediately whenever look at the

01:05:18.440 taylor swift thing from this past weekend all of those things are things that i can understand i don't

01:05:24.720 agree with the cultural phenomenon like i don't i'm not like wow i can't wait to get my tay tay tickets

01:05:29.780 right but i can comprehend what's going on the avatar thing is completely incomprehensible to me

01:05:39.500 particularly not because only it's just an absolutely terrible looking movie and uh does not

01:05:46.700 make any sense as to why anyone would be interested in it but also i don't see any interest in it i don't

01:05:52.300 know anyone who's interested in it i've never met anyone who thinks it's good yeah there's about

01:05:57.040 nine sequels coming to it from it and i haven't heard anybody clamoring for it hey when are they

01:06:03.500 going to do another avatar movie yeah i mean it's been since 2009 we've all forgotten about it all for

01:06:08.620 i think we all forgotten about it in 2009 yeah in 2009 i don't think everyone was like oh gosh that

01:06:13.080 was that what an incredible story it was like favorite movie of all time hey this guy invented some

01:06:18.040 new theater technology and like there's some pretty cool stuff we've maybe never seen

01:06:22.160 all right let's go check it out and then i was like oh that was pretty cool it was like visually

01:06:25.520 impressive that was like all i remember hearing about it and all i've heard about it since now

01:06:31.040 the reason why i have this this rant and i'm so passionate about this is i've made a bet

01:06:36.020 i i wagered with with someone that this movie the bet is that avatar 2 will gross

01:06:49.600 more in their first weekend than top gun maverick now top gun maverick was a massive massive hit

01:06:58.400 it is also one of the biggest movies of all time it's over a billion dollars 11th right now 11th all

01:07:04.560 time 11th and it just came out this year it was a massive success here everyone talking about the

01:07:10.520 movie all at the same time big deal right yep we are now a few weeks away from this avatar movie coming

01:07:18.340 out i still have barely heard word one about it i mean i just heard that in the uh you know this

01:07:23.220 trailer came out today which is why i'm thinking about it but the number is 134.45 million is what

01:07:28.980 we negotiated this to first weekend avatar 2 has to has to clear that in this first weekend domestically

01:07:34.840 not globally because globally i don't know what look people eat rats in other countries i don't know

01:07:39.840 what their tastes are but this is america this is a terrible terrible movie and there's no way

01:07:46.260 it should make 134.45 million so you're saying it's going it's going to come in under 134

01:07:52.100 under 134 134.45 million okay now the now as i tell you this bet uh-huh i was completely sure when

01:08:02.640 i when i made it that i was going to be right top gun you remember what a phenomenon that was yeah right

01:08:07.680 yeah the problem here is i will tell you that the person i made the bet with

01:08:12.640 is a former movie executive oh wow who knows this business very well yeah much better than i do

01:08:19.960 so i'm very i'm i'm very nervous i'm going to lose this bet but it feels like i'm going to win it

01:08:27.400 is there a lot of money on the line enough that i it's like i don't want to lose it yeah you know

01:08:31.980 it's not like a dollar you know we were like oh let's make i'll bet you a dollar wasn't one of those

01:08:36.420 it was a little bit more than that not a lot not gonna ruin the kids christmas right but i want to 0.84

01:08:42.660 win it more because i want to be right i want to know that this country is not a country of buffoons

01:08:48.840 that's what i want to know i want to know this country should not be sliding into the abyss

01:08:53.500 we've had a lot of problems over the past couple of years we should not compound that by going to see

01:08:59.300 avatar 2 i agree i agree we should make a statement i would rather see jingle bell 0.91

01:09:06.400 princess 1 000 times in a row than watch avatar 2 it is the single dumbest concept

01:09:13.400 i've ever seen and because this guy spent so much money they're gonna have to release these whether

01:09:18.240 they're successful or not oh yeah i would assume overseas it's gonna do well because there's a bunch

01:09:24.020 of people who want to go see it you know when when you can go to the concession stand and pick up

01:09:28.680 a fried rat you're like i gotta eat my fried rat on a stick and also uh can consume uh a movie that 0.97

01:09:38.100 i i mean personally given the choice i'd rather have a rat on a stick than watch avatar 2

01:09:43.560 uh yeah i mean i i've never understood it i didn't get it in 2009 i certainly don't get it now

01:09:52.100 i i there's there's no way anybody could reasonably explain to me its popularity

01:09:59.100 where it brought in 2.922 million billion billion dollars 2.9 billion and like come on even movies

01:10:07.900 pat that you haven't seen that were on that do you have the list of the top movies yeah what you're

01:10:11.120 looking at like which one on that list haven't you seen well first let me tell you avatar obviously

01:10:15.820 number one and this is not inflation adjusted because the number one movie for an you know after

01:10:22.100 continues to be gone with the wind right that's always been number one if you adjust for inflation

01:10:27.860 everybody in america saw it but this is globally too but this number is global uh number two avengers

01:10:34.940 endgame 2.7 billion titanic 2.2 billion and number four star wars episode 7 the force awakens can you

01:10:44.420 believe that's now the number one star wars movie and i like i two billion i mean it's okay that was

01:10:50.360 okay avengers infinity war 2 billion spider-man no way home 1.96 916 uh billion jurassic world that's

01:11:00.760 an interesting one because spider-man no way home people really liked it's obviously a spider-man movie

01:11:06.180 but like i don't i don't know i don't remember hearing particularly like uh like it's not like i think

01:11:12.040 people are like oh do you remember that part in star in spider-man no way home like i don't remember

01:11:17.240 that being like a a story that everyone was quoting from and doing memes of and i don't think

01:11:21.800 so like infinity wars everyone was doing that right like it's a cultural phenomenon and endgame too and

01:11:27.400 endgame yeah they got a lot of buzz yeah uh it was a big movie the start with the spider-man one was a

01:11:32.840 big movie but i don't remember other than that being like a good spider-man movie i don't remember

01:11:37.160 hearing much about it particularly the lion king probably had a lot of buzz when it came out oh yeah

01:11:41.740 the avengers number nine and rounding out the top 10 furious seven fast and furious seven yeah

01:11:49.260 now again fast and furious seven spider-man uh you know avengers those are movies that do really

01:11:56.580 really well overseas so that makes some some sense again this is only my bet is only on domestic box

01:12:03.640 office that should be interesting i really want to win it because once it goes to china

01:12:09.240 is gonna surpass uh one point or 134 million oh yeah for sure it's not it's not china it's got

01:12:15.620 nothing to do with china but it's gotta i'm not betting on china so when does this come out is it

01:12:20.200 it's early december right yeah uh let's see avatar uh i don't know of the i know it is before the end of

01:12:26.840 the year let's see is it is it the christmas i feel like it's one of these holiday weeks oh maybe

01:12:32.300 december 16th so right before christmas is the well now i'm kind of i'm excited to see it come

01:12:39.640 out because i want to see if you lose your bet or not i know i'm trying to get him to to lock into a

01:12:46.200 a long-term bet on it too like doubling down on it really because i you know avatar was known for

01:12:52.640 its staying uh it would like you know it kept going it kept it didn't like have big drop-offs from week

01:12:57.780 to week and kind of stayed in theaters for a long time trying to get him to agree to that

01:13:02.300 so far he will not agree to that okay keep trying i'm trying 888-727-BECK more coming up

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01:13:14.180 not only did avatar become the highest grossing movie of all time but there's this new sequel

01:13:28.160 has to make according to james cameron recently right has to make two billion dollars to break

01:13:35.020 even two billion dollars to break even two billion so it has to be immediately one of the top five

01:13:45.900 movies of all time in order to break even that's just incredible my conspiracy theory on this is that

01:13:52.860 he you know he he makes titanic makes a bunch of money yeah then he makes this yeah makes a bunch of

01:13:58.560 money and then he's like ah you know what i'm gonna do uh four more uh pay me for that and so

01:14:05.660 all this time he's been like releasing little bits and pieces and they all suspiciously look like the

01:14:12.460 last avatar movie like there's been no improvements it's just the exact same thing yeah my guess is

01:14:17.220 this comes out december 16th on december 15th we find out he's disappeared and then they go to start

01:14:24.240 the the the they start go to start the the the films in the in the movie theaters on the 16th

01:14:29.700 and there's nothing there he didn't actually make the movie he's just been collecting cash this entire

01:14:34.680 time oh that might be kind of fun i actually that's that would be better than watching it i'll tell you

01:14:39.120 that it would yeah really would the silence in the theater would be better than watching this piece

01:14:44.620 here's the domestic all-time adjusted for inflation numbers all right star wars new hope still number

01:14:55.180 one 1.5 billion dollars titanic 1.2 uh et 1.2 star wars the force awakens just over a billion then

01:15:06.860 you've got avatar at number five uh star wars empire strikes back 887 million avengers end game

01:15:16.020 then you've got return of the jedi jurassic park the lion king and phantom menace wow i don't see

01:15:23.520 uh gone with the wind is nowhere in there i thought that that was well over a billion dollars uh just

01:15:31.260 at the top of one of some of these lists as well i mean i i again the same person who's uh

01:15:36.840 in you know movie executive uh former movie executive when i brought up the inflation

01:15:42.700 adjusted numbers he's like yeah you know the problem with that though is it's not just inflation

01:15:46.180 it's also like there was no competition like it would be at 100 of theaters and that was the only

01:15:52.940 movie you could go see for the week like yeah no tv it's kind of hard to compare going back to gone

01:15:57.360 with the wind days yeah no it is no tv like yeah there was just like not it's it's it's different it's

01:16:02.280 really apples to oranges at that point but again i'm hoping he's completely wrong on all

01:16:06.780 of this so i we'll see does america have taste buds because if they if you have if if your taste

01:16:13.940 is bad enough to go see this disaster oh we just elected john fetterman so this is the glenn back

01:16:22.180 program currently negotiating a guest appearance from pat gray on studios america uh right now as

01:16:28.620 we speak and what does it pay i'm trying to pay oh my gosh it's incredible is it incredible amount

01:16:32.660 of pride you will be paid in the premium for feel cash money i'm thinking more along those lines

01:16:38.540 yeah money yeah well there's a lot of it out there is there oh yeah in fact they're printing it like

01:16:42.160 crazy okay printing it like crazy but how much of it comes to me if i make the appearance on your show

01:16:48.200 well i mean it's whatever amount you normally make yeah okay i'd still make that and you can

01:16:55.440 multiply it by by one yeah and that will be the amount you also get so i'm for the entire i can

01:17:02.100 multiply what i usually get by one and that will be the same amount you get this year

01:17:05.980 wow yeah so wow how could i turn that down okay good i can't good good i can't turn that down yeah so

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01:20:10.160 so there's going to be apparently they're talking about a rail strike now i thought we averted that

01:20:18.360 before the election when uh joe biden stepped in right mr amtrak mr train travel the train man

01:20:26.640 yeah i mean how many times did he speak with ang you know at the old railway station in delaware

01:20:33.260 and talked about the two million miles he's traveled on the railway can you imagine how many times and

01:20:39.060 just tried to kill herself because of those conversations well ang is a man oh yeah angelo is

01:20:44.020 a man oh okay i'm thinking angie okay angelo angelo has also tried to kill himself although

01:20:49.160 well he died who are you he actually has died who are you first of all uh to tell me he's a man

01:20:55.600 you just you you that is just in your head well his i know his pronouns were he him okay so

01:21:02.820 that's where i got you know that how do you know if he's dead i do know that uh because before he died

01:21:08.220 he emphasized that uh his pronouns were he him he was a trailblazer and to be clear the whole pronoun

01:21:13.880 thing we are talking about a real person here yes okay yes this is the guy who kept having the

01:21:18.760 conversation with joe about the two million miles he traveled on the railways uh that he you know

01:21:25.060 because people were talking about how many miles he's flown on air force one or air force two

01:21:30.580 and ang said you know that's no big deal joe you know how many joey you know how many miles you've

01:21:35.940 traveled two million of course ang was dead when joe said he had that conversation with ang oh so i

01:21:43.400 poor ang i know so was this a zombie situation or was joe biden just lying again i think it was a

01:21:49.020 walking dead type of thing yeah yeah because you know this president doesn't lie well how could he

01:21:54.160 lie he's so honest he's too incoherent to lie you have his word as a biden he has told us in the past

01:22:00.840 so that means a lot yeah doesn't it that's a lot i know it meant a lot for hunter yeah i will pay you

01:22:06.720 for this crack you have my word as a biden you that eastern european woman will be paid for her 1.00

01:22:14.180 services you have my word as a biden that's the type of thing powerful it's powerful it really is

01:22:20.400 so anyway we i thought it was averted but apparently not well yeah this is interesting because before the

01:22:26.260 election we were told he was the hero here right he was able to negotiate this massive deal that

01:22:31.700 saved us all from this terrible terrible thing that could happen to us where we would not be able to

01:22:36.480 ship goods and uh you know on trains across the country we could have commuter rail shutdowns we'd

01:22:43.420 have all sorts of massive problems heading into the holidays yeah and thankfully joe biden stepped in

01:22:48.240 right before the election saved the day big train guy but now we find big train guy huge train guy

01:22:54.300 now we find out this is similar to the cop 27 global warming conference plan they came up with

01:23:00.380 which is not a plan per se it's not an agreement per se what it is is an agreement on framework

01:23:08.620 okay an agreement on frame on framework which means they it's an agreement to agree to meet again

01:23:19.940 to potentially agree and maybe okay that's all another agreement right so no agreement on the global warming

01:23:27.320 thing that they talked about in fact they're just agreed to meet in a year okay to try to discuss more

01:23:32.120 details on the framework they apparently agreed to and the same thing here with these unions so

01:23:37.320 biden supposedly stepped in negotiated this big solution everyone was happy and then everyone said well

01:23:44.780 give biden the points you can now say he's averted catastrophe congratulations vote democrat and then

01:23:52.400 what we now find out is four of the unions have have not agreed to this this compromise they four of the

01:24:00.960 groups have said no thank you this is wrong and the problem is if one even one of the groups says that

01:24:07.660 it's wrong they all have to go on strike so we're now looking at potentially another rail strike coming

01:24:14.600 up here as soon as i think december 5th which might be a problem as we lead into the christmas season

01:24:21.300 you think could potentially be an issue okay but i'm in some ways more fascinated by the fact that the

01:24:28.400 media gets away with this over and over again and unions get away with this over and over again

01:24:32.220 the media gives credit to the democrat for this incredible solution which isn't real and has not

01:24:37.820 occurred it may turn out to be real maybe maybe these four groups come along and say okay we'll take

01:24:42.800 the deal but they have not yet so this is not over and they do not seem to be uh on the verge of

01:24:49.900 agreeing to this they have massive problems with it so that's part one and as you look at this sort of

01:24:55.920 as as you kind of zoom out a little bit you have a situation where unions are constantly portrayed as

01:25:03.240 the the good side of every battle the media constantly says oh the unions are there they're

01:25:08.720 fighting for workers rights and blah blah blah blah blah blah even when the result of what the unions

01:25:15.500 are doing is keeping your kids out of school for example for multiple years at a time and saying they

01:25:21.920 don't want to show up and teach classes they just want to be paid that's all they want to be paid

01:25:25.800 and safe just make everything safe make it impossible for me to get sick and i'll come

01:25:30.020 back to work which is a totally fair bargain absolutely uh makes a lot of sense did they get

01:25:35.840 any blame from the media on this no no not a bit now the same thing here we're in the middle

01:25:40.600 you know on the verge of an economic crisis teetering on the brink of economic crisis right before the

01:25:46.920 holidays and yet another union is ready to shut down the country's economic system multiple billions

01:25:53.540 of dollars a day a day in economic activity and is there any blame for the unions no do they have

01:26:00.440 any fault in this no no not at all they're just heroes they're always heroes and this one they're

01:26:06.640 not even asking for more money i guess they want more time off or something you know whatever right

01:26:10.900 they may very well have valid complaints i i don't know but i will say that i do notice the

01:26:15.760 difference in the way the media treats these unions oh my gosh then the average worker and yet

01:26:20.640 isn't it interesting barack obama just said yesterday uh that fox news and right-wing media

01:26:27.560 filter everything so that that prevents all bipartisanship so there's the only message that

01:26:35.260 gets out is the right-wing message oh my gosh no way yeah like in this rail situation with the

01:26:41.700 unions getting no blame for anything that's is that because of the right-wing is that because of

01:26:47.840 fox news uh no i don't think so i don't think the fox news and a and a few podcasts have overpowered

01:26:55.340 abc nbc cbs cnn msnbc the new york times la times washington post usa today time newsweek primetime tv

01:27:10.080 movies uh streaming tv and movies virtually all actors and actresses in hollywood rock music

01:27:19.680 uh the educational system you know from grade school from even kindergarten all the way through

01:27:25.700 every single college nearly yeah oh fox news though yeah but there's fox news and like us

01:27:33.000 on the radio so um i guess we negate all that all of the american culture but those two things fox and us

01:27:44.020 and it's amazing how these people whine about the media coverage that they don't have when they've been

01:27:52.060 nothing but supportive uh of the last two well two of the last three presidents one of the last three

01:28:01.020 presidents has gotten nothing but flack from that media but man barack obama was protected joe biden

01:28:08.120 was protected just like as we talked about at the start of this with the rail situation he'd already

01:28:14.100 fixed that we were told and it must you know it i don't know that it won him the election no i don't

01:28:21.360 think so but may have won him some some votes yeah same thing with the uh with the uh the student loan

01:28:28.540 plan oh yeah you know the student loan plan comes out i think quite clearly is just a an attempt to

01:28:34.680 win votes for the midterm and may hit a less of a catastrophe than it could have been right uh he

01:28:39.780 this is not one of those things that's borderline every single person knows i'm not making this up

01:28:45.720 they all know they all know this is unconstitutional they all know that if it gets to the supreme court it's

01:28:51.000 going to be shot down they all knew it on day one they every single one of them knew it there was a

01:28:54.940 question about standing and how someone would get standing in a suit that would be able to be

01:28:59.300 elevated to the supreme court but everyone knew when it got to the courts it would be shot down

01:29:04.480 it's not a thing it's blatantly obvious you're not allowed to do this you're not allowed to spend a

01:29:08.760 trillion dollars without even asking congress everyone knows that we've always known it throughout

01:29:12.860 our entire history yeah it's not a questionable it's not borderline they all know that this cannot

01:29:18.340 happen but what they're doing now first of all is they gave credit to the biden administration for

01:29:25.080 how wonderful he was and said look at this incredible thing that's going to help all these

01:29:28.860 people then they let the uh then you know we've now gone past the election and a lot of this stuff has

01:29:34.440 been overturned but what biden is doing now is he's sending out letters to people who've applied and

01:29:41.300 and those letters are saying hey you you're you have been accepted you've been accepted to this

01:29:47.220 program we're gonna you're gonna you've now qualified ahead with letters they're going

01:29:50.580 ahead with letters anyway and they're saying now there are some legal challenges and so what

01:29:55.160 they're doing here is trying to uh to exert the the highest amount of pain for the individual who

01:30:04.580 really needs some debt relief someone who owes you know ten thousand dollars and really wants it

01:30:08.540 relieved they want them to believe it's in their fingertips before this is taken away from them by

01:30:13.760 those evil evil republicans and evil republicans in the courts they want the average poor person 0.99

01:30:20.560 who doesn't have enough money to pay their college loans to suffer more to to go through more pain

01:30:27.840 and difficulty thinking they have this yeah and then oh the rug was just pulled out from you by

01:30:34.160 republicans when the entire time they all knew and have admitted previously they were not allowed to

01:30:40.580 do this even nancy freaking pelosi said she wasn't allowed to do it even biden's own department of 0.86

01:30:46.060 education said they couldn't do it but instead they lied to try to do it anyway knowing it would be shot

01:30:53.200 down and now they're trying to exert the maximum amount of pain from the poor people who are affected

01:30:59.060 by this by ripping out the rug and then blaming republicans i mean these are not evil good people

01:31:06.420 no they're they're evil they are not these are these are this is all this is not a this is not a

01:31:11.480 political disagreement this is not like well i think they should have this debt relief and i don't

01:31:17.380 and and you don't no the that's a viable conversation to have i mean i don't see how it's fair but okay

01:31:26.500 you want to pass a bill that says we're really we're relieving debt for people who want to call

01:31:30.540 you can do that but you have to pass a bill and everyone knows you have to pass a bill including you

01:31:36.280 right and they're doing it this other way intentionally to try to make it as painful

01:31:41.540 as possible for these people who think it's going to go away jeez and then what are they going to do

01:31:46.060 they're going to blame republicans they're going to look at this and say oh my gosh joe biden tried

01:31:50.800 to give me all these wonderful things and then the republicans took it away from from me even though

01:31:55.500 the democrats knew the whole time they couldn't give it it's just it is cynical and awful and really

01:32:01.580 you can't be a person of character and think this is a good idea you can't you can't you can make the

01:32:08.200 argument that as a person of character we should relieve this debt i don't really get it but you

01:32:14.020 can make the argument you can't make the argument doing this way is is something someone with any

01:32:18.420 character would do because you're hurting the people who you're claiming to help and you're doing

01:32:23.120 it only for your own gain in power yeah that's despicable despicable right and it was only

01:32:29.800 popular with the people with a select few people right who were who were handpicked basically and

01:32:36.720 told yeah we're gonna wipe out ten thousand dollars of your debt when they knew they couldn't do it

01:32:41.020 as you mentioned and other people who had already paid their college debt were a little pissed off

01:32:48.540 about this because hey how come we had to pay and they don't so it was a bad policy to begin with

01:32:55.500 and they're just using it as a battering ram against republicans and judges republican appointed judges 0.89

01:33:00.920 pathetic and despicable 888-727-BECK more patents do for glenn coming up 0.96

01:33:07.520 all right how many times have we heard signs have settled there's consensus on climate change 0.98

01:33:17.760 a million right according to though the british website daily skeptic uh only they just did a

01:33:24.620 survey on this and found that only 41 percent of scientists believe the frequency and severity of

01:33:30.700 extreme weather events has increased significantly in recent years 59 percent don't agree with that

01:33:38.280 which uh is quite different from what they tell us all the time sure but i mean you look at the data

01:33:45.880 it's really hard to make that case i mean that it's more frequent yeah or in more intense yeah

01:33:50.640 droughts floods tornadoes hurricanes yeah there is no long-term increasing trend in any of those

01:33:58.520 areas and in fact there's a slight decrease in in hurricanes in particular which are the most

01:34:05.380 obviously like tornadoes are really bad they affect very small areas uh drought there has been drought

01:34:10.740 but when you look at the actual um percentage of land that's in drought we're not at all-time highs

01:34:16.960 by any means the wildfires is another one i mean remember that big austral before right before covid

01:34:21.160 they had that season where they were saying oh australia half of it's burning down there was all these

01:34:24.800 like celebrities on twitter saying oh please donate all this global warming is causing fires of course

01:34:30.480 that's you know an insane way of looking at of this problem but it's also not true in fact it

01:34:37.520 wasn't even an all-time high in australia it was like a normal year slightly below average

01:34:42.360 the problem was the fires were closer to people in this particular case normally they're out in the

01:34:47.940 middle of nowhere and there's no people out there these were closer to people so people were more

01:34:51.800 affected by them which is obviously bad but you know it's really we're not seeing any increase

01:34:57.920 in fact the you know century-long trend is a decrease and of course the miracle here is that we have

01:35:03.740 had when you talk about climate related deaths we have a decrease of over over 99 percent a decrease

01:35:12.300 in climate related deaths because that's one of the things they scream about now they're the

01:35:17.420 climate related deaths are way up no they're not up no they're not up in fact when you what about the

01:35:23.440 climate related refugees no what about them what is that exactly i don't know you know it really isn't

01:35:31.060 they talked about this um what was i think it was michael schellenberger's book where he goes through

01:35:35.440 one of these claims where they say you know all these people are going to have to move you know

01:35:39.540 millions of people are going to have to move and they go through all this these scary claims and

01:35:43.820 you're like well that would be a big problem right like a a highly populated area that basically got

01:35:49.900 wiped out and everyone would have to to move initially they kind of said well all these people are

01:35:54.500 going to die and you're like well are they going to stand there as the water rises above their head

01:35:57.640 or they're going to move they'll leave right of course they're going to leave but then you'd say

01:36:01.640 okay well this is bad though you're going to have a situation where yeah a lot of people are

01:36:06.040 refugees yeah you'd have to leave miami and new orleans yeah in places like bangladesh right 1.00

01:36:11.380 like really really yeah so the the legitimately how they came up with this was to act as if nothing

01:36:19.260 would occur human beings would not do anything they would legitimately stand there as water started

01:36:25.580 rising up to their ankles and then eventually would leave instead of you know building uh a seawall

01:36:32.040 for example yeah or so you're saying that's possible for human beings to build a seawall well

01:36:37.240 you know there's only since when like this year have they been able to do that well there's a there

01:36:42.100 was a storm that hit texas long ago pat you may remember this i may remember it 1900 ish galveston

01:36:47.920 yeah galveston test virtually destroyed by the way virtually destroyed 10 000 people dead no one knew it

01:36:55.000 was coming yeah i mean it was a massive hurricane that hit with no literally no warning and it was

01:37:00.260 a cat five they think and uh so thereafter galveston raised the city 17 feet raised the city 17 feet

01:37:12.580 in 1900 yeah yes so could we do something yeah we just let the water lap up to our knees is that

01:37:20.380 we would do no i think we might look around and say you know what uh we better do something and like

01:37:25.520 a lot of people like there is something of course to planning for something long term right like we

01:37:31.380 you know like when you have uh when you're building a new facility or something and you want to put in

01:37:36.300 technology that will last right yeah technology that will last let's put in the stuff that we so we

01:37:40.540 don't have to change this out every five years the problem of course is you don't know what's going

01:37:44.960 to happen in five years yeah you don't know what the technology is going to be like you might for

01:37:49.940 example in that five-year term how the iphone might get created and then you need totally different

01:37:55.820 technology to support a new infrastructure expand that to a hundred years yeah you don't know what the

01:38:03.100 the the challenges are going to be with the environment in a hundred years and you certainly don't know

01:38:09.220 what technology will have to fight it so adaptation is almost always the best answer in these situations

01:38:15.540 see what's happening try to protect yourself against it it's why you know new homes built in florida are

01:38:23.360 built for hurricanes the glen back program

01:38:29.860 it is pat and stew for glen on the glen back program looking for something uh delicious for

01:38:45.640 the thanksgiving week you can always go to kexy.com and buy some cookies uh they are delicious they're

01:38:52.700 fantastic very true or you can wait until friday when we have our biggest sale ever really biggest

01:38:59.580 sale of all time it's pretty enticing yeah i'll be there you'd be there i'll be there i'll offer

01:39:05.320 kexy cookies yes i will keks i kexy.com uh i think we have new poll results in the big battle that's

01:39:12.340 coming up on december is it 5th or 6th uh 6th december 6th in georgia whenever the voters we don't live

01:39:20.340 in georgia so we're not paying that close attention but herschel walker needs to win for a number of

01:39:25.900 reasons now a lot of people have said it doesn't matter anymore they got control

01:39:29.540 but that extra vote could mean a lot is the sixth by the way okay uh yeah it could mean a lot i mean

01:39:37.560 you have to remember too that it carries over six year term so it carries over to the when we're all

01:39:42.580 back here talking in 2024 saying i wonder if republicans will get the senate having one seat

01:39:47.520 already locked in is going to make a difference yeah um this particular election that we just went

01:39:52.540 through started with democrats winning 36 to 29 meaning those seats were not up for election

01:39:57.440 they started the base level was 36 29 democrats that's why it was so hard already that's why it

01:40:03.240 was so hard for republicans to win yeah and why they struggled in the senate you know even though

01:40:07.960 the house wound up being pretty difficult as well this is one of the main reasons they lost the senate

01:40:12.840 so uh when you that it's important for that reason it's important because the next two years

01:40:19.800 we went through we just went through a two-year situation where uh democrats wound up with just

01:40:28.620 razor-thin margins pushing everything through and there were two senators there that were typically

01:40:32.660 the only ones that stood in the way of anything kirsten cinema and joe manchin well you kind of wipe out

01:40:38.600 one of those two right if you get the herschel walker get to 51 if you get to 51 you have one more to

01:40:43.480 play with now of course republicans with the house they can block the spending bills the reconciliation

01:40:50.560 bills that you know the the multi-trillion dollar bills we've been talking about uh they so they

01:40:55.520 should be able to block those through the house unless incompetence hits at even a higher rate than

01:40:59.960 we expect however well when it comes to judges they can put the most extreme judges possible even

01:41:05.860 ones that joe manchin would reject and get them through that's a big deal as well getting them to 50

01:41:12.240 is significant it's a really big deal and so this is a huge election and so the late there's only one

01:41:18.380 poll i've seen that has come out to kind of look at what does georgia look like on december 6 and it

01:41:24.600 just came out it's a it said had uh rafael warnock 51 uh and uh herschel walker 47 now of course wow

01:41:34.220 it's not really possible for it to be 51 to 47 because uh there's only two people to vote for in a runoff

01:41:40.820 yeah so we don't know there's obviously some people in that poll who are undecided i guess

01:41:46.460 but 51 will win uh for rafael warnock to explain basic math concepts to you uh-huh so that's enough

01:41:55.080 that's enough again 51 and i say this all the time about polls polls while they get they have a bad

01:42:00.740 reputation they do they do what they're supposed to do pretty well which is tell you generalities

01:42:07.540 they do not tell you specifics they do not tell you who's going to win to the 10th of a point

01:42:12.420 they have a margin of error which we all understand but we all forget about when we hear polls like 51

01:42:17.780 47 basically what that's telling you is going to be very close that's all we kind of knew that going

01:42:22.960 in no huge surprises there the one interesting part about this is the people they asked i think a

01:42:29.900 really smart question as a follow-up in this poll they said okay who are you voting for herschel walker

01:42:33.700 or rafael warnock people answered that then they said hey who did you vote for in the election

01:42:39.460 when it comes to governor was it kemp or was it abrams in this sample they came up with a group that

01:42:47.520 said kemp plus six so kemp plus six was the sample size of the new poll in reality kemp won by eight or

01:42:55.060 nine so it was a slightly more democratic audience slightly more pro-abrams audience voting in this

01:43:01.960 poll or participating in this poll than the actual electorate so that might be a good sign for walker

01:43:07.860 that maybe he's got a couple points to play with the other thing is you got to see who's coming out

01:43:11.460 who comes out in an election like this you have the democrats who are kind of i get i mean again this

01:43:17.880 is all kind of insane but the democrats are looking at the 2022 elections as a win because in the last

01:43:24.720 week or two polls looked pretty solid for republicans and they thought they were going to lose and they

01:43:31.060 wound up losing but not losing as poorly they lost the house i don't know if anyone remember this is

01:43:36.680 a big deal they lost the house they didn't win the house they didn't improve they didn't gain seats

01:43:41.960 they lost the house they went from controlling the house to not controlling the house and it means a

01:43:46.000 republican speaker of the house yeah so that was big huge because they can block all of these terrible

01:43:51.080 things biden wants to do yeah so that is they're they're portraying that as a win because they

01:43:56.380 they thought the losses would be worse but it is not a win it is a loss and so the question is if

01:44:04.160 you're a the average voter in georgia are you more inspired to come out because you believe as a maybe

01:44:12.000 a democrat that you did better than expected uh are you more likely to come out if you're a republican

01:44:18.140 and thinking we got to protect this 50 50 thing we can't let it get to 51 49 is it the is it the team

01:44:25.120 that's excited about the election that gets out to vote or the team that is angry about the election

01:44:29.320 and wants to stop the bleeding that gets out to vote i don't know i mean it really could go either

01:44:32.980 way i expected to be scary very close yeah but because republicans do have control in the house now

01:44:40.080 you've got kevin mccarthy who's going to be the republican leader almost for sure um is promising to

01:44:46.180 remove ilan omar and others from their committee seats which that's a big deal too you know because now

01:44:54.140 they have control over who sits on these committees and who's the chair who chairs the committee and

01:44:59.080 all of that and uh what mccarthy has said is that he's going to remove ilan omar from her foreign

01:45:06.780 affairs committee uh seat so that would be great now she says it's xenophobic and racist okay so i i guess

01:45:17.880 when nancy pelosi did the same thing to republicans that was also xenophobic and racist um but he's he's

01:45:26.340 also vowed to uh get rid of adam schiff from these committees and eric swalwell from the house

01:45:33.500 intelligence committee which would be a smart idea since the guy slept with a chinese spy for two years 0.97

01:45:39.540 and that's nothing's been done about that and at all and eric swalwell is so dumb that sleeping with 0.97

01:45:45.700 a chinese spy is one of the smartest things he's ever done most of the rest of it has been worse 1.00

01:45:51.320 yeah for the country and for himself but this is sort of revenge in in a way for what democrats did

01:45:58.700 i mean democrats were kicking republicans off of of the january 6th council for example they didn't like

01:46:03.640 the republicans that were selected so they booted them off and then eventually republicans said all right

01:46:07.700 screw it we're not going to participate at all uh they have also you know looked to remove uh people

01:46:13.820 like marjorie taylor green off of uh you know different committees so this will be interesting

01:46:19.880 to see if he goes through with it i think he probably i think there is a an understanding from

01:46:24.780 even democrats that they're going to get when they did this back in the day they were going to get

01:46:29.460 some revenge when power changed hands and they will they're they'll they will feel that and they need

01:46:34.620 to they need to it would be nice if republicans followed up on something like this uh and did

01:46:39.580 something for a change because usually they don't usually they just sit and take it everything the

01:46:44.840 democrats dish out and then when they are in the majority they just kind of sit there and say oh we

01:46:50.540 don't want to be mean oh we don't want to do anything to them that's that wouldn't be nice

01:46:54.960 um but also i wanted to show you this um msnbc uh guest talking about um america's policy on

01:47:06.700 billionaires this is what we're up against with the left with the left and the and left-wing ideology

01:47:12.540 uh listen to what was said about billionaires on msnbc appears to be a game to him but letting

01:47:19.060 donald trump back in the room kanye was posting uh again yesterday as well um what does it all add

01:47:25.020 up to you know first of all i think something we often forget as americans is that billionaires

01:47:31.800 exist as a class of people who have that much money at our collective pleasure right it is a policy

01:47:38.000 choice to allow some people to accumulate that much money hundreds of billions of dollars in the

01:47:44.860 case of people united states before everybody has the chance to live with dignity right other

01:47:50.000 countries make that choice very differently we have chosen historically to heavily prioritize

01:47:55.720 having billionaires over having dignity for all people and that's a choice i would just start by

01:48:01.180 saying that we could make differently in the future and so i wrote the piece to try to remind people

01:48:05.480 of that choice is that bizarre last week was remarkable and i've written about billionaires

01:48:09.960 for years and talked about uh these issues on the show but it was hard to imagine a week uh when

01:48:16.380 there was so many spectacular reminders of the way in which this kind of billionaire class is is

01:48:24.060 inconsistent with democracy as we live it elon musk okay we're not in a democracy all right heavens i

01:48:30.740 mean you know what the just the marxism there is unbelievable marxism is very unbelievable i think

01:48:35.720 what i found most interesting about it is that he thinks it's a good point like he like legitimately

01:48:41.080 thinks that's a smart point a smart thing to say of course you know of course there's billionaires in

01:48:46.060 all countries yeah so no country has made the uh the the collective decision to get rid of them and

01:48:52.940 what kind of policy decision is it i guess i guess he's trying to say tax them higher or or is he trying

01:48:59.340 to say that capitalism shouldn't be practiced in this country but even in places where it isn't

01:49:04.460 practiced in communist countries there are billionaires yes there are uh i mean zhang yiming

01:49:10.560 number 24 on the list uh he he runs a company called tiktok i don't know if anyone's heard of it i i've

01:49:16.400 49.5 billion dollar net worth in a communist country oh my gosh somehow he was able so they made the

01:49:23.200 collective decision that they will uh create billionaires yes in china okay by the way there are

01:49:28.440 also no people uh no people not only in america but in the world that have hundreds of billions of

01:49:34.620 dollars that's that's not something that is that exists now maybe i don't know vladimir putin might

01:49:39.180 have it we don't know but well i think elon musk has 181.9 billion dollars okay he has over

01:49:45.540 bernard arnold and family uh in you may have heard of this country france the capitalism eccentric the

01:49:53.620 center of the world for capitalism uh number two 172.8 billion dollars an indian uh capitalist okay

01:50:02.260 136.7 billion dollars is in third place and you've got uh you know the well bezos has really fallen

01:50:08.740 bezos down to four i mean i they reported today that the alexa project uh amazon i'm sorry i just said

01:50:15.500 that amazon echo uh is losing uh 10 billion dollars a year what 10 billion dollars a year

01:50:24.760 and almost you know how's that possible it's a great question i read the article to find the answer

01:50:29.140 and it was basically they have no way of making money off of it they sell all of them at cost

01:50:32.900 and then their idea was basically we will get people to do things on the speaker that will bring

01:50:40.720 an additional revenue like they cut they cut a deal with like domino's pizza at one point so you

01:50:46.140 can say like hey the name i'm not going to say uh can you order me a pizza from domino's and they

01:50:52.480 thought they would get a cut from that and they actually they they and do they do that deal i

01:50:57.020 don't know if they still do it but they did it at one time and so they thought oh we'll get a cut

01:51:01.080 of that well no one orders it a pizza like that no one so they didn't get any money out of these

01:51:06.200 oopsie daisies well that must have been one of the few mistakes they've made at amazon they've

01:51:10.000 done very well yeah he's done okay bezos is for warren buffett five bill gates six warren fat piece

01:51:15.380 of crap buffett is still in there still there oh wow uh he's at number five how much six he's at 0.62

01:51:20.740 109.4 million for billion sorry billion uh bill gates at six 104 billion larry ellison 104 billion 0.87

01:51:29.320 and then mukesh ambani in i love mukesh really yeah he's great you have said that before

01:51:36.100 i didn't know what that meant and now you do yep okay uh 91 billion carlos slim from mexico oh yeah

01:51:42.960 yep telecommunications guy yep and then larry page uh from google at 83 billion dollars it's funny all

01:51:50.640 these people are big democratic donors yep you know virtually every single one of virtually yes not

01:51:56.060 maybe not every single one but many um number 15 on the list is zhong shanshan i love zhong too

01:52:03.860 you're what and his shen shen and his shen shen yes uh another french uh francois bettencourt

01:52:13.220 meyers and family the l'oreal uh people 71 billion dollars wow there are definitely spain there's spain

01:52:19.620 there's canada are they the ones that just bought tom ford out i don't know l'oreal not sure okay i

01:52:25.240 thought you'd be in the you know the makeup king of of the blaze you might know that and is that how

01:52:31.540 i'm known around yeah yeah everybody knows you as the makeup the makeup king i didn't know that

01:52:36.920 yeah yeah yeah uh so the bottom line is of course billionaires are all over the place now do we have

01:52:41.880 the most successful economy in the world yes yeah we have to have the most yes but should we shut it 1.00

01:52:47.860 down should we shut it down no no what like what idiots like this guy are like oh well you know 1.00

01:52:52.080 we we've seen all the success let's destroy it yeah let's come up with let's try to be more like 1.00

01:52:57.400 china and more like france and more like uh india crazy and therefore i guess we'll have few i mean 0.99

01:53:05.160 i don't even know honestly per capita whether france has more billionaires it's probably not it's probably

01:53:11.240 still lower but it's a lot closer than you'd think at least looking at this list in the top hundred

01:53:15.780 the bottom line is there is this just people who hate capitalism they hate it exactly and they want

01:53:22.120 us destroy it and they and they think they are the people to do it they they're they're so smart

01:53:26.940 they can come up with all the rules to make sure people don't they have the right amount because what

01:53:31.200 they have now is too much they get to decide who hits how how much and who gets uh how little and

01:53:37.680 that's uh i mean again you should not be that powerful right 888-727-BECK more coming up

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 22, 2022

CBS Confirms Hunter’s Laptop. What Took So Long？! ｜ 11⧸22⧸22 ｜ The Glenn Beck Program

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