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00:01:17.820 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment hello america welcome to it it's tuesday big night

00:01:41.480 we have the special on corona the wednesday night special on the blaze but also tonight is a big

00:01:48.020 night for michael bloomberg his first time on the debate stage and if the other candidates go at him

00:01:56.800 half as hard as the media is he might be finished tonight we have that and your stats on what could

00:02:06.520 be a game changer the corona virus or covid 19 in one minute this is the glenbeck program

00:02:14.600 so troy is one of those uh people who likes to get up in the morning i don't i don't know those

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00:03:36.940 oh man i've got some great stories on bloomberg we have to get to this guy this guy's amazing he's a

00:03:46.480 never-ending wealth of just crazy stories opposition researchers dream he is he is i mean if if the left

00:03:55.800 was like we can beat donald trump at being a scumbag you win you win um all right let's uh let's first go

00:04:04.640 to jason buttrell he's our our uh chief researcher and head writer for the glenbeck program uh and this

00:04:11.780 is uh the wednesday night special tonight at 9 p.m you can find it live and on demand at the blaze

00:04:19.540 beginning at 9 p.m tonight uh and um and you can also watch it i think just live on uh youtube the

00:04:29.260 blaze youtube channel so you can watch it there if you have a friend who's like i don't subscribe to

00:04:34.020 the blaze it's a great opportunity for them to see why they should if they miss it or if you miss it you

00:04:39.560 can only find it on demand at blaze.com for members only because you guys are the ones who have made all

00:04:46.380 of this research possible for two weeks i've had him in a bubble uh the coronavirus bubble and

00:04:54.240 researching everything and jason was a good guy to put on this because he was very skeptical at first

00:05:00.340 he was skeptical of i don't think this is a big deal um and we both were and where we've come out

00:05:07.500 on the other end of this is i'm not sure i i think it is a big deal and i'll explain in a minute

00:05:14.160 but i'm not sure that this is something to write off or something to panic about it is something just

00:05:22.200 to watch closely usually the topics you give me i'm like it's it's it's hard because the people that

00:05:28.040 we're researching are trying to withhold information yeah so it takes forever to try to dig out documents

00:05:32.880 or whatever right but when we talk about coronavirus oh great it's this is gonna be easy

00:05:36.080 but i'm finding china what's weird is it's almost like looking into a george soros organization yeah

00:05:41.460 looking into the coronavirus is how it's been because they're just withholding so much information

00:05:45.840 and that's what how i've come out of this so i'm thinking like you've seen the outbreak and

00:05:50.280 dustin hoppin running around saying like we got to find patient zero and ground zero and isolate

00:05:54.620 that area right well i don't think they have any freaking clue who patient zero is and where ground zero is

00:06:00.640 yeah they they there's two things that people are saying it came from bat soup we're pretty sure it

00:06:04.960 didn't come from bat soup um however it it it could have come from this market i mean i really think that

00:06:13.180 you know if if we're depending on supply lines hey uh just want to general motors apple you know you

00:06:21.980 probably shouldn't put your manufacturing sites in a place where they have an open market where bats are

00:06:28.800 crapping on camels and camels are you know crapping on salamanders and they're all in cages

00:06:35.200 one on top of each other that's a bad idea every single major outbreak that's come out SARS a couple

00:06:42.200 of other flus they've all come out of china so who was the executive was like that's where i want my

00:06:46.860 factory right we got to do it there because man you get a great bowl of hot bat soup uh so so it may

00:06:55.260 have come from them but they don't think so we don't think that it came from a bioweapons lab

00:07:01.120 because it's it's it's a natural virus it's too chaotic to be something that they made in a lab it has

00:07:09.600 no markings of a of a lab uh virus may have been studied at that lab there in uh in wuhan but was not

00:07:19.280 made in that lab that's not to say it didn't come out of that right we don't know we don't know we

00:07:23.860 don't know i mean this i looked at the study and it's pretty alarming actually of all the cases and

00:07:29.020 this is back when they first were looking into this when i think it was like around 90 people

00:07:32.660 had contracted at that time they looked at all 90 cases and they said okay we've there's a vast

00:07:38.400 majority yes we're in that that food market but patient zero did not catch it there so he infected

00:07:44.820 someone else that person walked into that food market and that's when it started so here's here's

00:07:49.480 what you need to know we're talking tonight at nine o'clock uh we have a segment towards the end of

00:07:55.140 the program where i talked to somebody who is in quarantine he's a doctor uh from china he's american

00:08:02.480 but he was in china right there uh and he's in quarantine right now and we skyped into his into his uh

00:08:13.280 his his secret lair uh and talked to him about what it was what it was like there what the concerns are

00:08:24.060 and his biggest concern is that the mortality rate on this may be low right now it's at two uh meaning

00:08:34.320 two out of every hundred people will that get it will die that's about the the rate of the spanish flu

00:08:40.560 um and the regular flu has a 0.1 death rate he said you know even if this has a one percent death

00:08:50.280 rate that's a lot worse than the flu but the problem is is this is so easily spread that it could affect

00:08:57.840 60 70 million people and if if it only affects 40 million people around the world that's a that that's a

00:09:06.000 number of 65 million people that will die this season because remember this is a flu the flu that

00:09:12.900 you normally get is the strain of the 1918 flu so we keep we keep fighting the 1918 spanish flu every

00:09:23.300 year there are different flus that come through but that's the main basis of the flu that we have

00:09:29.360 so this flu is not going away and if it mutates it gets more deadly it's horrible if it just stays

00:09:36.720 this way it could kill 65 million people every single year and i don't know whether to trust that's

00:09:43.860 why i'm so confused on this entire thing because what they're saying the vitality rate is they're what

00:09:49.420 they're saying it's two percent i don't even think i can trust that because the data that we've looked at

00:09:54.220 if you just go off of what like let's we we've gotten some statements from some cremation workers

00:10:00.220 over in china and their information is completely contradictory to what they're saying that china

00:10:05.980 is saying the vitality rate is and those people by the way who are speaking out we will show you them

00:10:10.140 tonight uh oh my gosh they're in jail or suddenly disappeared or surprisingly they caught the flu and

00:10:17.160 died within a couple of days yeah healthy middle-aged people 30 in their 30s catching the flus flu and

00:10:24.040 dying right again that does not match what they tell us so the the official number today yesterday it

00:10:30.660 was 73 435 people uh globally had this uh today it's up to 75 in the death rate there was a 20 jump

00:10:40.300 overnight uh 1875 deaths it's now 2009 uh overnight however that that doesn't fit the real number

00:10:53.900 according to several experts is probably closer to 350 000 that have been infected i don't doubt it

00:11:02.260 we just don't know about it yet wow so if you just compare that to sars do you i mean sars infected

00:11:09.160 8 000 people and only killed around 700 but this was after a full 12 months of china trying to cover it

00:11:15.920 up saying no no problem no problem here and then finally a doctor similar to this case came out and

00:11:20.960 you know blew the whistle on it that's 12 months within we've only had this has only been a few

00:11:25.720 months and they've already dwarfed i mean it's over double the amount that was killed by sars and

00:11:30.460 sars had a higher fatality rate see this does not add up at all so you were skeptical on that number

00:11:38.060 stew why you said 65 million people were going to die every year so yes i'm skeptical

00:11:43.300 isn't that what the research shows that's the 40 40 million people they believe 40 million people

00:11:53.060 will get this worldwide it's currently an epidemic an epidemic is regional a pandemic is all around the

00:12:02.420 world if this becomes a pandemic they believe that 65 million that's the low number will um contract this

00:12:12.220 flu in a 12 month period okay well first of all you said will die so that's a no no no sorry sorry

00:12:18.340 sorry that's a no six 40 of the population sorry 45 of the population will contract this flu in a year

00:12:26.840 45 out of that 45 that means 65 million humans will die if 45 of the globe gets the yes yes so 45 if it

00:12:41.000 becomes a pandemic they believe 40 40 to 60 i'm taking the low number 40 of the globe everybody

00:12:49.360 living today will get this this year okay if it's a pandemic wow i mean that's a real real escalation

00:12:58.400 uh the only thing that's they're saying the only thing that's going to stop this they say there's

00:13:02.880 the real hope is summer flu dies out in the heat well maybe global warming will save us after

00:13:10.320 that would be so satisfying right so and that's that's the but that's the low number imagine if

00:13:17.460 40 of the world has a flu that you don't wait that you have to just shut everybody down and make sure

00:13:25.380 you stay home if 40 of the world what happens and this is the real thing that i'm focusing on two

00:13:32.300 things tonight um not just the virus but i wanted to look at what governments are doing and what big

00:13:41.580 government of china really means that's the number one killer it's not the flu it is the chinese

00:13:47.800 government the communist government that is killing these people because of their incompetence their

00:13:54.000 secrecy and their policies um but i also wanted to look at what does this mean for the economy

00:14:01.380 this should be the number one thing on donald trump's radar right now because this may be the

00:14:07.760 the difference between winning and losing an election this thing it may calm down uh in summer here in the

00:14:17.000 united states if it even gets here this year but it doesn't have to escape china to affect us india is

00:14:26.540 already headed towards a recession uh there's a report out today several of these um uh car companies

00:14:34.900 here in america and in the uk are struggling because they don't have parts in fact land rover just said

00:14:41.460 they're taking parts out of china in suitcases right now they only have parts to continue production for the

00:14:49.160 next two weeks so what's going to happen is not only are we not getting parts and things to be able to

00:14:58.180 complete uh products over here in america and us not getting products to the shelves here in america for us

00:15:06.940 not to be able to go into target or wear walmart and buy the stuff that we want you're not going to be able

00:15:12.740 to um make them sell them and a bigger problem currently is that companies like apple and even

00:15:21.220 ralph lauren ralph lauren 75 of their stores now in asia are closed and have been closed for weeks

00:15:30.200 that's a growth market for of all the way from apple to land rover that's their number one growth

00:15:36.980 market as well in fact i think their number one market so land rover jaguar um uh apple to clothing

00:15:46.460 from like ralph lauren those companies are going to take significant hits when they do their stock

00:15:54.440 prices start to fall the stocks should have fallen already and they haven't and i think it's because

00:16:02.500 everybody's keeping their fingers crossed and there's going to be all kinds of money printing

00:16:06.720 and pumping to keep the economies of the entire globe afloat this is the number one in my opinion

00:16:14.920 this is the number one concern in the short term in the long term we're going to be fighting this for

00:16:22.260 maybe forever tonight uh jason will you come back and let's get into some of the stats next next hour

00:16:29.980 all right uh tonight at nine o'clock a special you do not want to miss you can watch it on blaze tv.com

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00:19:11.980 so uh i don't know what happened to chris uh chris matthews but he's like suddenly somebody

00:19:31.860 kicked him in the head or he's going through dementia or some i don't know but all of a sudden

00:19:37.100 chris matthews is starting to speak sense again he didn't mind when all the marxists were you know

00:19:42.360 were surrounding obama but now suddenly that it's bernie sanders he's like the democrats have got to

00:19:48.740 say we're against this socialist thing bizarre he has his moments every once in a while where he does

00:19:54.880 things like this yeah you know he's a party guy yeah he's a party guy and he's an old school party guy

00:20:00.680 and so sanders is out of that club so it's okay for him to be critical i guess yeah let's let's play

00:20:07.220 a little bit of this because the first time he's made sense since like 1973 and i hope that the

00:20:11.600 candidates who have been telegraphing their punches against sanders senator sanders are actually going

00:20:16.400 to deliver them i mean i hope they actually do what they promised to do are they going to go after

00:20:20.340 about the bad behavior of bernie supporters or not is this how they do things in denmark nobody just

00:20:26.640 says the obvious bernie you're full of it none of this is going to get passed they're

00:20:30.660 just pandering to the bernie people and you know what pandering gets you nothing it certainly

00:20:35.760 doesn't get your respect they've got to get out there and say i disagree with socialism i believe

00:20:40.460 in the markets i think he's wrong i think you'll never get it done and this country will never go

00:20:45.340 that direction by the way we'll lose 49 states well i think he's probably right on that uh i hope he's

00:20:52.160 he's right on that i don't see this big socialist uprising i see maybe i see maybe 30 explain let's

00:21:00.200 explain bernie sanders numbers 30 of the democrats are saying i like bernie sanders okay that means

00:21:08.440 maybe 10 of that 30 is like i think he's the best one to win against donald trump 10 is i just i really

00:21:18.400 want big change i want big change and i'm really a such a dummy i don't even really know what he's

00:21:24.720 talking about with socialism in the end of the capitalist market and then there's 10 that is

00:21:30.400 dedicated die hard die in the streets for communism well that's not enough for uh enough to win an

00:21:42.620 election it's just not uh in the democrats who are saying hey we'll go with a socialist just to beat

00:21:49.340 donald trump i mean nancy pelosi said uh yesterday you know we we just we just really have to uh rally

00:21:56.880 behind whoever it is because we can't let donald trump win no you know nancy no you you have to know

00:22:05.800 what you stand for and she says we have the better ideas we have the better principles

00:22:11.020 principles love to hear a declaration of your principles but i don't know what your party stands

00:22:17.640 for and i think that's a problem with most democrats they don't know what it stands for

00:22:22.940 do do they stand for socialism or do they stand for the free market do they they stand for equal

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00:22:39.260 equal but i mean we're not going to treat people equal i mean if you're old and white no unless you

00:22:46.760 happen to be running as a billionaire for the top of the ticket for our party

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00:24:18.700 hello america it's wednesday this is the glenn beck program the wednesday night special is

00:24:47.500 happening tonight at 9 p.m uh on blaze tv we we urge you not to miss it if you happen to be

00:24:54.880 watching the debate tonight because i know you just can't peel your way yourself away from those

00:24:58.760 great debates um gonna be hard yeah it's gonna be really hard really really hard i can't wait to see

00:25:04.380 what buddha judge is saying uh but uh uh you can watch it on demand at the blaze you can also watch

00:25:10.740 it live on blaze tv 9 p.m if you don't if you have a friend who doesn't have the blaze they can

00:25:17.980 watch it uh the live broadcast they can watch it on the blaze youtube channel uh but they'll only be

00:25:24.440 able to get it on demand at blaze tv.com pat gray from pat gray unleashed welcome to the program

00:25:30.940 thank you may may i ask you to clarify one thing again yeah because i think stew already asked you to

00:25:35.900 clarify this the 65 million dead yes so you're saying that 40 percent of the world could get the

00:25:43.460 virus so the okay so you're talking about two and a half billion people the lowest right yes the two

00:25:48.040 and a half billion people get it and 65 million die a year every year every year assuming we don't

00:25:54.800 come up with i mean that's significant unbelievable so the lowest number significant that's a good it's

00:26:01.340 the understatement obliterate every economy on the on the planet yeah yeah and especially we are in

00:26:07.600 mutually assured economic destruction territory one goes down we all go down big big thing you put on

00:26:13.880 there assuming we don't come up with a vaccine yes yes that's a huge if right we do we still have

00:26:19.860 vaccines and you know cut that number in half cut the number in half you're still talking 30 million

00:26:26.660 people i mean that's i mean you know you're still talking look you wouldn't get the same infection

00:26:32.320 rates though i mean you wouldn't you wouldn't catch it at the same rate cut it in half cut it cut it in

00:26:38.860 three quarters you're still talking about a lot of people cut it bring it down to the flu you're still

00:26:45.260 adding that many deaths every year let's just say 65 000 people died of the flu in the u.s last year

00:26:53.340 uh i think it was that it was yes 2018 i think that okay so 65 000 people died in 2018 of the flu

00:27:00.820 regular flu let's just say it's now 120 000 that's not good no no it's not good it's not good um and so

00:27:11.340 it's you know it's it's something we should be really concerned of long term hopefully summer will

00:27:17.360 squash it but then it will pick back up again um we we really have to pay attention to this and

00:27:23.300 we have to really look at our supply chain do you know that 80 percent of all of our medicine

00:27:28.900 is coming from china china 80 yeah in in india aspirin because of this is already 400 percent

00:27:41.320 higher than it was before christmas i'm sort of wishing we would have thought that through yeah

00:27:45.920 we decided to start manufacturing all drugs in china i i'm pretty sure this show was uh screaming about

00:27:52.780 that during the bush administration this is a bad idea you don't want to do this critical

00:27:57.100 infrastructure yeah uh but you know we're all tied together so let's make them let's have them make

00:28:02.840 our military hardware too that'd be great that's a good idea right really be a lot cheaper if they

00:28:07.420 make it in china great great yeah let's have them keep all of our records there too yes grow all of

00:28:14.120 our food make all of our phones oh it would be fantastic great yeah yeah i love that i love that

00:28:21.940 um so let's talk a little bit about the debate tonight uh tonight is the first time that michael

00:28:27.820 bloomberg is coming on stage i wouldn't be surprised if they have actually dynamited his part of the

00:28:37.060 platform i mean they the democrats and the press they really don't like him they really don't like

00:28:43.880 him maybe there's a trap door uh that he falls through this could be uh really interesting because

00:28:51.780 they got to get rid of him yeah they're not fans thing one is will they allow him a box to stand on

00:28:57.940 that's i think that's thing one because he's only you know the president keeps saying five four but

00:29:03.700 i'm not quite that sure he's five eight right well five six five eight something like that no he did

00:29:09.840 lie a lie on his driver's license yeah that's true that's wow this is from the new york times listen to

00:29:15.700 this um yeah he someone was pointing out that oh that stuff doesn't uh it's maggie haberman by the

00:29:21.420 way who's like the top reporter at the new york times um someone writes uh the height thing doesn't

00:29:26.660 actually bother mike size matters to trump but it's the size of the deficit the size of trump's ego and

00:29:32.880 the size scale of our constitutional crisis that do bother mike like obviously some political hack

00:29:37.880 she writes i'm going to disagree with you as someone who covered him in his 2001 campaign and for many

00:29:42.880 years after tim typically people who are not bothered don't put down the wrong height on their driver's

00:29:47.800 license that's fantastic yeah do we know what heidi put down and what heidi actually is you know i did

00:29:54.700 actually look this up afterwards and i i want to say he put like 5 11 or 5 10 and he's 5 7 or 5 8 in

00:30:05.500 reality that's yeah that's not i mean uh that's not like i'm getting shorter because i'm aging he's

00:30:12.360 bothered yeah for sure clearly because he's he's an egomaniac too the size of his ego i think is even

00:30:19.360 bigger than trump's because he thinks he can make these declarations like he did about farmers

00:30:25.340 and uh nobody will get pissed because he's just so smart i'm just i'm just telling you things that

00:30:31.700 you can't possibly know that i know and i'm just sharing my wisdom part of it is part of it also is

00:30:37.240 there's no charm about him at all none no charm yeah uh and so you know you get away with saying

00:30:43.780 things you know when donald trump tweets sometimes this is straight up mean sometimes when it comes to

00:30:50.480 like his height thing he's he's when when he gave that interview and he was like i don't know i mean

00:30:56.340 should he be given a box is that even fair to i mean he's being funny about it and clever and kind of

00:31:03.040 charming about it unless you're michael bloomberg right um where bloomberg is just a jerk all the time

00:31:09.660 right it's like they're running the biggest jerks in the country they got they already have the old

00:31:14.160 guy that you know used to scream at you all the time shut up you kids in bernie sanders now they

00:31:21.020 just have another one who just is like mr potter he's the guy who owns the town thinks he runs

00:31:28.660 everything thinks he can buy everything thinks he's better than everyone and doesn't understand that

00:31:34.680 you know you really if you're going to run for the democratic party you can't say you know hispanics

00:31:40.720 and blacks you know 16 to 24 year olds they just they don't know how to behave in the workplace they

00:31:47.440 don't they don't have any skills really to be a part of the workplace you can't what are you doing

00:31:53.500 yeah you can't harass women i mean he's got 40 40 lawsuits that have been lodged against him sexual

00:32:01.880 discrimination etc etc i mean if you were looking for someone who had more accusers than donald trump

00:32:10.180 you found him he's got like double the amount of accusers and how about what he said about blacks

00:32:15.680 and them and the murder rate and the crime in their neighborhoods uh how about wow how about this one

00:32:22.180 last year last year he described transgender people as he she or it

00:32:30.720 some guy who's in a dress and is a girl's locker room um listen to it for yourself

00:32:38.580 if your conversation during a presidential election is about some guy wearing a dress and whether he she

00:32:45.840 or it can go to and and go to the locker room with their daughter that's not a winning formula for most

00:32:52.240 people they care about health care they care about education they care about safety and all of those

00:32:57.960 kinds of things and some of these social issues that it's not just the american government the eu

00:33:03.220 government does it as well uh we're focusing on a lot of things that have little relevance to

00:33:09.420 people who are trying to live in a world that is changing because of technology stop geez this is a

00:33:16.780 good this is a good message that will will really ring loudly to a lot of people but not democrats

00:33:24.960 not at least not the democrats that are uh you know that are that are actually voting in primaries

00:33:32.540 and that explains the big gay ice cream commercial doesn't it i mean it does yeah he's pandering now

00:33:37.940 now instead no i don't have anything i i love i love the gay i love i love the gay love the gay

00:33:45.060 trans i love them i i was big on the transit system yes in new york uh who was bigger on transit than

00:33:54.820 me that's what i was just saying trans it yeah i was like transit you guys misunderstood me

00:33:59.300 what are you talking about this guy is just blowing himself up so bad and it's and it's

00:34:06.800 you know nancy pelosi i said this earlier but let me let me read this to you nancy pelosi said

00:34:11.980 we must be unified to defeat to be able to defeat to beat uh donald trump um any of the any of the

00:34:20.940 candidates would be a better president no i don't necessarily believe that to be true uh i can't even

00:34:28.860 envision a situation where he would be re-elected you should work on your imagination because i think

00:34:33.640 it's coming uh but we are not we do not take anything for granted i say we have to have our own

00:34:40.800 vision for the future but everybody knows that we have the better vision what vision what vision

00:34:47.780 you can't decide whether you're for the socialist or against the socialist you can't decide whether

00:34:53.080 somebody coming in and using your own words buying the nomination is a good thing or a bad thing

00:34:59.800 you can't decide whether you should run with a candidate who doesn't say that transgender people

00:35:06.020 are it or somebody who's all about transgender you can't even agree if the guy buddha judge who's gay

00:35:14.140 while talking about his husband on the stage is being shouted down by members who are claiming to be

00:35:22.320 democrats that he's not gay enough i mean i another on the other hand you have democrats who show up at a

00:35:30.320 caucus who voted for him and then found out he's gay and they want their vote back hmm saw that too

00:35:35.300 uh amazing stuff oh you didn't see the no i didn't see that one there was a uh there was one of the

00:35:41.040 delegates who handed in her vote and she proudly voted for buddha judge and then somehow in the

00:35:48.740 discussion with the officials came out that he you know he had a husband his husband's over there

00:35:53.780 wait he's married to a man how how much research did you do on this guy how did you meet that i

00:35:59.720 missed that right she was like why haven't you talked about that you've missed his main qualification

00:36:04.460 for being president that's really the only notable thing about the guy you think it talked about you

00:36:08.840 think it was because he was uh he's a former mayor of a little town what are you talking about

00:36:14.820 what i'd like to know from the democrats what does your party stand for what is your vision

00:36:21.060 because your vision to a big number of people in this country is we're going to take away guns

00:36:27.900 we're going to silence those who disagree with us uh we are not just going to say abortion is you know

00:36:35.300 safe uh legal and rare we're now going to shout our abortions we're now going to celebrate our

00:36:42.900 abortions uh you are big time anti-israel you are anti-white anti your ageists you're anti except

00:36:54.060 unless they're running unless they're running for your party you're against old white men you're

00:37:00.320 against wealth you're against the capitalist system you're against any kind of innovation through the

00:37:06.480 public sector and through the markets especially when it comes to health care that's what a lot of

00:37:11.680 people think you're for because i don't know all your words and actions seem to say that

00:37:16.980 so what is it that you really are or if you're that bloomberg doesn't fit

00:37:26.260 if you're that you should be backing bernie sanders but you seem to be going against bernie sanders

00:37:33.420 so what is it you really are or are you only against bernie sanders because he's a challenge to

00:37:42.520 possibly your power a challenge to your current corruption although communists are much more

00:37:49.800 corrupt they're really good at corruption they usually steal all of the wealth um is it that

00:37:56.720 or are you just afraid that he would win uh he wouldn't win that it would be another george

00:38:03.220 mcgovern that there's no way that a communist or a socialist could win in america so you're only

00:38:08.740 saying you're against it because the time isn't right i'd like to know could somebody be honest in

00:38:15.200 the democratic party and tell us what they really believe

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00:38:33.280 program as well all right owning and managing a home in the trump economy continues to be much

00:38:38.160 easier to do than it was in previous years the housing market now if you were trying to buy a home

00:38:43.820 two years ago you can buy that same home uh and you can spend 48 000 more than you would have spent

00:38:53.720 not because the price of the home went up because you can buy a bigger home or you can buy a nicer home

00:39:00.120 for 48 000 and still have the same mortgage payment that's because interest rates we're talking about a

00:39:07.000 16 increase in your buying power because of those lower interest rates so i mean if be

00:39:13.780 responsible i would take out and buy that home for 16 less of you know with that buying power

00:39:20.220 but a lot of people no one does that no one does when you have the opportunity to buy the bigger house

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00:40:00.840 you know you better be careful what you hope for um because

00:40:30.700 uh bloomberg seems like a clown now but in many ways we'll talk about this later on in the program

00:40:37.400 he is very much the democrats donald trump even the things he's saying about transgender and everything

00:40:46.560 else he's saying these things and it's only really offensive to the woke part of the democratic party

00:40:55.240 if he goes mainstream if he is the candidate they really have in some ways found their donald trump

00:41:03.780 he's a guy who doesn't care he's a guy who will say anything he's a guy who will buck his own party

00:41:09.880 obviously the resources uh has massive resources i mean he's a dangerous candidate for donald trump i

00:41:17.840 think it's interesting the stuff that's burning him now is not the stuff that would burn him in a

00:41:21.740 general in the general he's going to have problems with guns and global warming and things of that nature

00:41:27.060 where now it's you know stuff like well girls shouldn't be allowed or boys shouldn't be allowed in the

00:41:32.760 girls locker room that might not connect to a woke caucus voter but it will connect to the average person

00:41:38.760 who's like well of course we don't want that it's going to be interesting to watch how things pan out

00:41:43.820 and what happened to pete buddha judge he was just he's gone where did where did mayor pico pete you

00:41:49.860 around he better make a statement from the stage tonight although if there is a sidewalk czar i want

00:41:55.580 him on it i want him on that job to fix those sidewalks i forgot all the czars i miss them

00:42:00.040 every night local police departments across america receive hundreds of calls from burglar alarms and

00:42:18.200 the vast majority of time they have no idea whether that alarm is real is it really a crime going on

00:42:22.640 or not and the alarm company can't tell them all they say is you know motion sensor went off simply

00:42:26.660 safe home security however is different if there's a break-in simply safe uses real video

00:42:31.820 evidence to give police an eyewitness account of the crime that means police dispatch up to 300 and

00:42:37.860 coming up we're going to talk to you a little bit about the coronavirus uh we have a big special tonight

00:42:42.760 taking two weeks to do these wednesday night specials um we take the staff and we assign you know

00:42:50.140 one part of the staff uh two weeks just to research write and produce a one-hour special

00:42:56.340 and tonight coronavirus and the to fit all of the stuff in in one hour is really i mean it is

00:43:05.260 truly sophie's choice on which gets onto the show and what doesn't so we're going to go through some of

00:43:10.880 the stats on coronavirus and what it really means because i don't think people really

00:43:14.880 have an understanding there's no do you think you understand it oh what's really happening i don't

00:43:21.460 think most people do no uh so we're going to try to go through and we've really tried to show the

00:43:26.960 difference tonight in the special between what's fake what's real what's confirmed what's not uh and

00:43:33.400 we'll go over some of those things uh coming up in in just a minute i'm really more stuck on that

00:43:38.140 last clip that hillary played that was fantastic what what show is that that was uh i don't know

00:43:43.380 i think that was uh chad prather it was chad prather really whatever show if chad's that good i gotta

00:43:49.280 watch ah it's not no i've seen that show it's not that the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:44:09.300 hello america the new number today for coronavirus is 75 195 that number is completely bogus that's the

00:44:20.540 number coming from the chinese government experts say that it is probably closer to 350 000 that are

00:44:28.000 infected if we can believe that and deaths overnight jumped 20 percent we're now at 2009 deaths in china

00:44:37.620 with the coronavirus what is it what does it mean we have a special coming up tonight at nine o'clock

00:44:45.280 our wednesday night special it's on the coronavirus but i want to spend some time just going over

00:44:50.620 a bunch of stuff that we didn't really have time to put into the specials kind of the basics of what is

00:44:57.700 it what do we know what do we not know and and give you a tease tonight of what you should really

00:45:04.420 pay attention to all that begins in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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00:46:59.800 now before i get into some of the bad news about coronavirus let me give you some good news

00:47:11.860 uh hong kong hotels are now telling it is now's the time if you've ever wanted to go to hong kong

00:47:20.120 now is the time they will give you great rates on the hotels uh they said they have plenty of

00:47:26.760 occupancy uh tourism is down don't worry about why don't even think about that but they're offering

00:47:33.860 great great deals to anybody who wants to come and stay in hong kong so roll the dice roll the dice

00:47:41.380 go to hong kong another advantage of the uh of the coronavirus is lobsters in america

00:47:51.080 could be a lot cheaper this year lobsters are a big portion of the main lobsters and

00:48:00.260 atlantic lobsters have all been being sold to china some reason people aren't eating out as much in

00:48:07.840 china don't know what it is weird that's weird i have another positive yeah uh energy use down 15

00:48:15.060 percent in coal because of this in china which proves the thesis of samuel l jackson in that

00:48:21.640 movie um which one was it with the kingsman where he wants to release like a virus that's going to

00:48:27.200 kill right people to save the environment it would work it would work it would work all you have to do

00:48:32.220 is kill a bunch of people yeah you could kill them or keep them in their house uh there's some

00:48:37.000 frightening things that we have found online and and jason buttrell is with us and he is my chief

00:48:42.240 researcher and and staff writer heads head of the writing staff and and i i asked him to take this on

00:48:49.680 and tell me the difference between truth and fiction and there's a lot of stuff we don't know a lot of

00:48:56.180 really important stuff we don't know um but a lot of the videos that we're going to show tonight that

00:49:01.620 are coming out of china are real and they're pretty terrifying when you see when you see the um the guy

00:49:10.860 and i don't know if you heard this jason but the guy who you know we have the video of going through

00:49:16.520 the hospital and seeing all the bodies and the body bags and he said hey i need a hundred a day for our

00:49:23.260 hospital he's in jail now that guy's amazing so he he's absolutely amazing he uh he made the most

00:49:30.320 american sounding statement i've heard since i think 1776 i mean with that and that's another weird

00:49:37.120 like a side effect from all this just all the dissidents that are coming out and they're all

00:49:42.020 united he was he was arrested i think then let go because of the out outcry that said hey what are

00:49:49.100 you doing the party is out of their minds right now so they were forced to let him go now he's been

00:49:54.700 rearrested but yeah you'll see and he's rearrested for spreading false information but these guys these

00:50:01.620 whistleblowers that's the same thing that the guy who first reported the coronavirus um and just

00:50:06.980 reported it not to the world just tried to report it to his fellow workers at the hospital yeah saying

00:50:13.220 hey if you know if you're a hospital worker there's something weird going on there's this new strain

00:50:18.700 of virus i don't know what it is but just wear protection if somebody's coming in with flu-like

00:50:24.720 symptoms the chinese communist government arrested him um forced him to recant they published it

00:50:34.260 then he mysteriously gets sick himself uh and dies pretty quickly but before he dies he's in an

00:50:41.080 interview with i think the hong kong free times or something like that and they have him you can

00:50:46.820 hear the respirator in the background and the heart monitors and he's just talking about he was forced

00:50:55.180 to to say those things this is really bad a lot of these videos that we're going to show you tonight

00:51:00.960 have all been vetted and they're all legit and this has been a hard process because there's so much

00:51:06.280 disinformation going out there we've already debunked one video um that's completely fake i think

00:51:11.060 you talked about it last week that one's not the rest of them though are absolutely real and when

00:51:14.840 you see these it's it's all too painfully obvious that we're not getting the full story over and the

00:51:19.240 problem is is that the chinese communist government has hired between 1500 and 3000 journalists to only

00:51:28.100 go online and write stories debunking the truth yeah so writing the communist line and so you don't know

00:51:38.660 you have no idea what's true and what's not it's the worst case scenario and they're not only doing

00:51:44.000 that they're writing those stories but they're also like very creatively writing these stories to get

00:51:48.900 people in line so all of their state-run media outlets are writing these stories saying look all

00:51:54.440 these great things we're doing that's how it's framed look all how all these great things we're doing

00:51:58.280 to protect you but i guarantee you that's not what they're meant for they're meant to say shut up

00:52:03.460 know your place and get in line we'll show you it's insane we'll show you pictures that they are

00:52:09.260 proud of a video proud of of the harassment by drones drones are now flying all over the cities in china

00:52:19.860 and they are coming in low and they will say they affectionately call them auntie or uncle

00:52:25.380 and they'll say auntie what are you doing on the streets without a mask and they'll kind of be like

00:52:32.300 oh this is kind of funny and it comes down right at them and says you need to go home now don't leave

00:52:41.440 your home again you need to be wearing a mask and the you can see it in the eyes of the chinese they're

00:52:48.280 kind of like oh this is kind of funny but it's weird am i in trouble and they always end with

00:52:54.280 we're watching you we're watching you we're watching you i mean it's terrifying the the one

00:53:01.080 says you you broke the law and are outside of your house now a drone will follow you and just straight

00:53:08.400 up it follows this person all the entire way it is insane yeah and they're doing it kind of like

00:53:13.920 when they're being released in china they're kind of almost like have did you notice this like the

00:53:19.160 benny hill music behind it yeah yeah and they speed them up as they're walking home to make it kind of

00:53:23.860 funny and not spooky it's really bizarre it's really bizarre so you'll see that uh tonight because

00:53:32.100 we're we're looking at what china is doing as a big state they are they i mean how do you keep

00:53:39.880 basically almost the eastern seaboard in their homes how would the united states government say

00:53:50.340 hey by the way everything really everything from syracuse uh down to atlanta and to the ocean

00:54:00.580 everybody stay in their home how how what you would have to rewrite laws yeah oh yeah they don't have

00:54:08.780 to rewrite laws they already have them but to keep those people in the street remember you're let out

00:54:15.500 what every two days one person's let out to go shopping and that i don't think is true anymore

00:54:21.300 i didn't see that yeah it was like for at the beginning you could go out to get some food but

00:54:26.800 now there is no food there are no stores open nothing is working there's no transit there's no grocery

00:54:33.800 stores nothing people are literally trapped in their homes dying in their homes are we going to show the

00:54:42.660 video of the guy uh who is being locked into his into his house on the outside they're like it's for

00:54:48.680 your own good and he's like don't lock me in here i don't have any that's for your own good not only

00:54:53.620 locking but actually placing a steel bar um on the door just to double make sure that he can't get out

00:55:00.240 some of the other videos where they're going in and there's like it's it reminds me of i don't know

00:55:05.080 like a you know world war ii you know like nazi movie where they're going in and pulling jews out of

00:55:11.580 their homes they're going into like some of these homes where they suspect they suspect people might

00:55:16.080 have a case and we've got a video of this one guy that filmed across the street and they're going

00:55:20.260 the police kick the door in they go in grab a couple out forcibly separate them and they're

00:55:26.520 trying to fight the police off they forcibly separate them throw them in the back of two vans

00:55:30.340 and they both take off in different directions it's insane is the are the welding videos real

00:55:34.660 where they've been welding people's doors shuts i've seen i haven't seen that i haven't seen that

00:55:39.300 no i haven't seen that it's funny because like the way it would fit i don't know if they are but

00:55:43.360 it would fit the way they're dealing with this in the media is so strange too i heard someone say

00:55:47.680 the other day like this is is this the uh is this china's chernobyl and then the person's like well

00:55:52.780 it's obviously not to that scale but uh this nobody died in chernobyl it was 59 people died in

00:55:58.800 chernobyl but i mean the after effects when because of their denial nobody nobody died nobody in the

00:56:05.700 town died from the after effects anybody who is there and the workers and that was part of their

00:56:10.860 denial and it look obviously chernobyl was serious but like this looks this has the potential to be

00:56:16.300 much much worse they were talking about it as being the scale less than chernobyl this is much greater

00:56:23.080 right i mean if if we find out that they knew for weeks and weeks it didn't do anything about this

00:56:27.760 i mean that's what everyone seems to be reporting now and it's largely because

00:56:31.920 what because the way their society is structured right he is the ultimate competent man at the top

00:56:39.640 that always makes the right decisions that's what that whistleblower said he said that i he was like

00:56:43.760 in that group text he was like hey i don't know why they're not talking about this because they're

00:56:47.480 they're studying some of these cases in military hospitals and they're dying and they're not saying

00:56:52.840 hey yeah this is this is a public health problem so we already know so let me give you the stats

00:56:57.520 that we we do know they say today that it is 75,195 that's up about 2,000 overnight can i these are the

00:57:09.180 people who are that are known to be infected when i when i was doing the stats when i wrote this last

00:57:15.400 week it was 45,000 correct that is i just had to change it that's how it over 30,000 in just seven

00:57:22.400 days doubled doubled in size uh so it's at 75,000 however we don't believe that that number is

00:57:30.780 anywhere close to accurate most um most people who are willing to speculate and i've got a story about

00:57:39.240 michael bloomberg folding to china you can't you can't trust our own press here uh because they are

00:57:48.040 in bed with china doing business and so they want access and they will not question and give you

00:57:55.860 the truth because they'll lose all access and it's un it's just absolutely unbelievable and

00:58:05.220 unreasonable for them not to at least say at the top of their broadcast you know we at uh bloomberg news

00:58:13.500 have uh major outlets in china and we have a deal with the chinese government we're reporting

00:58:22.220 what we can in accordance to the chinese government that's all you have to say let us know you're you're

00:58:30.380 not willing to say that because you don't want to lose your place in china but you have to tell

00:58:38.400 people that when lives are at stake wait till you hear the story about bloomberg news it's incredible

00:58:43.380 but make no mistake they're all doing it they're all doing it so anybody who will go on the record

00:58:49.920 they they believe that the actual number of infected now is over 350 000 i find that number um curious

00:59:00.720 even at that level only because you're putting 75 million people locking them in their homes

00:59:09.700 75 million people that's you know take take california and just say california is completely quarantined

00:59:20.680 everybody stay in their house that's would we do that for this it would it certainly wouldn't be for

00:59:28.700 something you shouldn't worry about would give you the reasons why you should worry about it but it's

00:59:33.820 not necessarily that it's so fatal most seasonal flu viruses have a case fatality rate of less than one

00:59:42.620 in a thousand people so one in a thousand people less than one in a thousand people will die because of

00:59:49.600 the regular seasonal flu in china that number is 20 now with this that's way different than sars sars was

00:59:59.620 more like a hundred i think uh wasn't it wasn't it 10 percent uh sars was sars was it was like

01:00:06.920 eight or ten like 15 yeah it was like 15 to 18 percent okay so it was more deadly uh yeah much more

01:00:13.580 deadly but this is still over less than one percent regular flu this is 20 people in china now there are

01:00:21.920 some conditions that change that outside of china we'll go into that here in just a second by the way the

01:00:27.480 special tonight where we're doing our best to give you all of the things that we know um in a concise

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01:02:55.400 okay so the coronavirus is about in china is about as deadly as the spanish flu of 1918

01:03:15.660 spanish flu was a pandemic this is an epidemic it's regional at this point if it becomes a pandemic

01:03:24.260 and spreads across the globe they say anywhere from the lowest i've heard is 30 the highest i've

01:03:31.460 heard is 60 of the globe of the entire population will get this out of that two percent of the people

01:03:40.560 will die if it holds true to what's happening in china i'm not sure that it will the death rate is

01:03:48.400 lower outside of china for several reasons but that means at 40 that means 65 million people will die

01:03:56.780 that's significant and by the way until we find a vaccine you'll have to have like a flu shot for this

01:04:05.980 every year now we're still battling the flu much of the flu that we battle every single year is still

01:04:13.100 a strain of the 1918 spanish flu so this flu is going to be around for a while they believe now

01:04:22.620 it's it will travel in saliva through water in the eyes therefore close contact kissing sharing cutlery

01:04:30.900 you know hey can i have a bite nope covid 19 um you know using any kind of utensils make sure you wash

01:04:39.980 your hands and all of that stuff that all is uh in play this also however can be spread third hand

01:04:48.040 so you get the virus you don't know you have the virus for as long as 24 days they say 14

01:04:55.760 but it could be as long as 24 days you have it and it's growing in you and you don't know and in

01:05:03.760 those 14 to 24 days you can be infecting others that's what makes this so troublesome but that hasn't

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01:06:52.180 uh welcome to the program we're uh we're glad you're in the air right here we'll see you

01:07:22.160 here we're talking about um the coronavirus which there's a lot of misinformation that is going

01:07:28.820 around and disinformation much of it from the communist uh block of uh china but the thing

01:07:35.640 that we're going to show you tonight we're we're actually doing an interview with somebody who is

01:07:40.820 in um containment they're in isolation uh because they were actually helping people in china and

01:07:48.840 came back to the united states so they're in isolation and it's interesting to talk to somebody

01:07:54.860 who has it and he's he doesn't have it he he doesn't have he's tested what is it every three

01:08:01.540 days i think um and um he doesn't have it so far but he could have it and he's pretty optimistic

01:08:10.000 about things um he seems i don't know we'll we'll talk to him tonight but he seems a little uh

01:08:18.320 too trusting of the chinese however uh you know he he has to say certain things if he wants to go

01:08:27.800 back and help people and he does definitely want to go back and and help people and be a cause of good

01:08:34.040 in in china so interesting conversation with him tonight about what it really means now here's the

01:08:41.560 one thing that no one is talking about the corona virus as i reported about an hour ago uh companies

01:08:50.780 like land rover are currently according to the irish times this morning they are currently taking

01:08:58.600 suitcases to china loading them up with parts and throwing them on a plane because they only have

01:09:07.060 about two weeks left of supplies to be able to continue the production line from land rover now i

01:09:14.320 don't know how big these suitcases are or why you just can't just put it in a you know a case but

01:09:21.120 they're actually filling suitcases with parts and bringing them back so they can finish the cars on the

01:09:26.200 line and they say in two weeks we're done that stops production um and this is happening everywhere

01:09:33.420 the only one that's really benefiting from this here in america at this point is 3m because 3m makes

01:09:40.940 the n95 mask and they are in constant 24 production 24 hour production right now i believe in ohio

01:09:49.560 um and we are shipping many of the medical supplies over to china and when i say medical supplies

01:09:59.200 i don't mean medicine i mean masks and goggles and things like that we unfortunately don't make

01:10:07.380 medicine here at least in the volume that we used to or we need to 80 of our vaccines now come from china

01:10:17.660 absolutely insane 80 so 80 of the raw material that we use to make our our medications uh come from china

01:10:25.900 and then this is even scarier in my opinion 90 of all um antibiotics come from china not the materials

01:10:34.580 you know to construct it or what no the antibiotics 90 of them come from there and when you look at

01:10:40.540 those numbers compared to you know you i think you already reported on india what's happening to the

01:10:44.980 price of uh aspirin analogy analgesic which is aspirin up 400 since christmas okay so guess how much

01:10:54.320 of their raw materials they get from china 80 exactly the same as us now i don't know why their

01:11:01.480 supply has gotten to the point to where their prices have already scattered but our our numbers are are a

01:11:05.940 carbon copy of india so if it's a if it's a if you if you crystal ball if this continues that's what

01:11:11.960 you're looking at here crystal ball uh if that is true um that it doesn't look good india is has

01:11:19.460 already been fighting recession but because of the coronavirus the effects because a lot of their

01:11:27.420 market comes from china and uh and a lot of their goods also come from china they're very close china

01:11:35.560 trading partner and because of that they think that china now i mean that india is going to hit

01:11:44.080 a massive recession i was reading a story today about uh how you know we look for black swan events

01:11:52.360 and people are saying that the stock market doesn't make sense right now the stock market should be

01:11:57.300 taking a massive hit because apple just downgraded all of these the stories that i i read um was uh apple

01:12:06.340 land rover um gosh uh walmart costco uh ralph lauren these trying to give a basket of it pretty much

01:12:20.000 affects everything did you say how much apple lost 49 billion market value over the coronavirus

01:12:25.860 okay 49 billion this is going to take them a long time to recover when the market starts really pricing

01:12:34.580 in the coronavirus they're afraid that this could be a black swan if it starts to spread outside of china

01:12:44.260 deeply it's real trouble if it's contained outside of china decently we're going to we're going to dodge

01:12:54.820 a you know a possible silver bullet however the impact alone on china is going to impact all of us

01:13:03.760 because remember we we talked about this years ago that the solution for world war three

01:13:10.500 was found in the book uh by carol quigley and he was instrumental in putting all of this together

01:13:17.660 and he talked about it in his book uh tragedy and hope in 1962 or three and he said um the tragedy

01:13:25.280 is two world wars in half a century the hope comes from our new solution and it's not

01:13:33.180 just mutually assured destruction with nuclear weapons it is also mutually assured economic

01:13:40.380 destruction and so all of our economies were tied together this where globalism really started

01:13:46.180 and it was started by a bunch of people who thought you know this is the best way to stop

01:13:50.860 another global war if we all tie our economies together no one will uh no one will go up against

01:13:59.780 the other because they'll pay just as bad of a price as the the quote-unquote loser will so nobody

01:14:07.380 will do it and the whole world will be vested in saying stop fighting so that was the that was the

01:14:14.680 plan that's where we get globalism that's where we get mutually assured destruction with nukes and

01:14:19.320 it's where we get mutually assured destruction economic destruction um and the according to that plan at the

01:14:26.920 time the only thing that could disrupt that is if a a tribe a borderless and flagless tribe decided

01:14:37.400 they didn't care about the destruction because they don't have a country they don't have an economy

01:14:42.820 if they came in and tried to stop uh the order there would be no defense against it likewise the

01:14:52.220 the other way to destroy it would be some sort of pandemic because if china catches a flu remember they used

01:15:01.000 to always say this about america we are the number one economy if america catches a cold they used to say

01:15:08.020 if america uh sneezes the rest of the world catches a cold that's because if our economy slows down

01:15:17.100 we are the provider and also the buyer of so much so if we slow down the whole world does

01:15:27.180 we've been keeping the whole world afloat remember most of the world has not recovered from the 2008

01:15:33.400 financial crisis not recovered that's hard to believe we've had what our stock market is up what

01:15:39.920 400 percent something like that china didn't china is still what 50 or 60 percent of what they were

01:15:48.260 in 2008 they haven't most of the world has not come back to where they were in 2008 we're keeping the

01:15:55.580 entire world afloat right now but china is the second biggest economy and when you have all of these

01:16:04.600 companies here in the united states basing their earnings which wall street watches based on 75 percent

01:16:13.680 growth in china over the next two years and now all of a sudden i can't sell anything in china for half a

01:16:21.920 year because everything is closed those earnings go down which then has to revaluate the price of the

01:16:31.240 share which causes stocks to go down which causes companies to have to tighten their belt and lay

01:16:37.200 people off it's just a chain reaction this to me is the scariest part of this in the short term

01:16:45.320 long term i could scare the bejesus out of everybody including myself but i'm just looking at the short

01:16:52.740 term summer is coming flu season goes down in the summer it can't survive in the summer it goes into

01:17:00.460 hibernation but we will have it again but if china doesn't get back to work if they don't open their

01:17:08.120 steel mills right now x chair x chair was planning on you know really blowing things up and they can't get

01:17:16.400 the steel from china they were trying to you know to get the steel this happens with cars and everything

01:17:26.200 else we're buying steel we're buying parts elsewhere and if we can't get those parts if we can't get the

01:17:33.420 basic minerals if we can't get the the basic stock of what we need we can't do anything

01:17:40.680 and if they're not back to work by april 1st and i mean full production we begin to close things here

01:17:51.340 in april you might start to see things the store shelves in walmart and target start to be a little

01:18:01.160 thin because they're not getting the products they need if they're not back to work by april

01:18:07.280 may for sure you're going to have a problem getting uh getting product in the stores all the way up into

01:18:16.480 september if stores don't have product they can't sell we don't have to be sick if you don't have the

01:18:25.600 products the stores can't sell the stores will then have to slow down the companies will have to slow

01:18:31.740 down layoffs will happen and what happens when that happens the person in office is blamed for it

01:18:40.300 barack obama is not going to say barack obama will come out immediately and say that that right there

01:18:45.880 that's the trump economy right there that it started around august whenever the collapse started

01:18:52.960 that's the trump economy and you saw how fast john mccain lost mainly on the the financial meltdown of 2008

01:19:04.900 it will be lost overnight i urge you to do the responsible things keep your family financially intact

01:19:16.280 hold on to your money mend reuse repair recycle do the things that you need to do and you're so you're

01:19:29.320 not spending your money so you have it i would urge you to prepare not for a pandemic which i think

01:19:37.240 this will become at some point would you agree with that jason with what we don't know yes i do agree

01:19:44.240 so i think i think emphasis on that i think this will become a pandemic at some point i'm telling you to

01:19:52.900 prepare for shortages if you don't have an n95 mask soon you're not going to be able to get them

01:20:01.100 because 3m is shipping them all to china right now if you if you have things that you your family needs

01:20:10.820 your family wants i would stock up on those things now this whole special happens tonight at 9 p.m you

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01:21:57.380 so

01:22:11.520 so i want to tell you this story about michael bloomberg i mean this guy is a freaking nightmare

01:22:30.600 bloomberg is remember bloomberg news this is financial news he made his money by what was the

01:22:40.240 name of that device that all stockbrokers use bloomberg terminal right terminal yeah um he

01:22:47.700 it's some crazy expensive terminal that gives you all the news all the stock information you can do

01:22:53.640 everything on this terminal and they still use it don't they but it's worthless i mean like

01:22:57.560 it's basically an old-timey computer that was really valuable many many years ago but now like

01:23:04.700 you go on any phone you can do these stock trades you don't you don't need that anymore but i mean it's

01:23:09.020 still in use so that's how he made all of his money and then he started bloomberg news because

01:23:14.660 bloomberg financial was doing the terminal why not just have bloomberg news so he is news and he is news

01:23:22.320 that the financial sector looks at which makes his news organization directly

01:23:30.420 in tune um uh in tune with your wallet if if bloomberg is doing something in financial news

01:23:40.000 that is not giving a true picture to wall street that affects your retirement it reflect reflects your

01:23:49.600 dollar so it's it's even more so than uh cnn well we need to know what's happening you know in

01:23:58.240 politics well we can watch that bloomberg is supposedly giving the data on companies and

01:24:06.140 countries and everything else that the financial sector looks at so is he hiding something about

01:24:13.300 china oh my gosh yes we'll get to that coming up in just a few minutes also the woman who was a

01:24:21.560 democrat she's now an independent who was tired of being told to shut up and sit down stood up and

01:24:28.820 she's on our show next wait until you meet her

01:24:32.140 uh she is a woman that i i didn't ever knew of her or anything else until she wrote a

01:24:50.700 piece for medium which is this really great kind of thinking website where you could you can really

01:24:58.340 explain things in long form uh and she wrote something that was i thought the way my parents

01:25:08.320 the the america my parents used to live in where you can disagree but you don't have to hate each other

01:25:14.960 uh lie about each other and and say that you know we're all poisonous she had been hearing about you

01:25:22.640 know uh how you know trump supporters are etc etc and then she started seeing in her own circle

01:25:31.340 people that were torching people that she agreed with and really kind of agreed with some of these

01:25:37.800 people they just wouldn't walk lock step 100 in and she said i don't i don't like this and she went

01:25:44.720 to a trump rally and she's not a trump supporter uh i don't know if she changed her vote but she wrote

01:25:52.400 this really thoughtful piece about you know can we stop hating each other because i think everybody

01:25:58.160 wants to stop hating each other she's on with us next

01:26:01.480 well as we look at the world today

01:26:30.480 and we look at how divided we really are is america truly this divided have we gotten to the

01:26:40.960 place to where there is no return back to common sense and common decency where we can disagree with

01:26:46.440 each other and disagree with each other vehemently but not try to kill each other not think the other

01:26:53.280 side has to be wiped out there is this group of people and we talked about it yesterday on the

01:27:00.860 program this this brand new study i think it was from johns hopkins uh that was talking about how

01:27:07.220 conservatives are are abused on campus about 68 percent of the time uh people are saying that yeah

01:27:18.160 i've seen conservatives beat up uh over you know their viewpoints they're silenced etc etc the extreme

01:27:26.400 left was the really the only part that didn't have a problem with that all the other groups you know

01:27:34.720 they they're you know the moderates and everything else they thought this was wrong to silence people but

01:27:40.020 the extreme left they disagree i'm gonna introduce you to a very very brave woman uh who is a writer and author a

01:27:52.240 psychologist um she helps you find zen in the workplace she wasn't finding uh peace and any kind of zen

01:28:03.540 moments on the internet and so she decided to do something about it can't wait to introduce her to

01:28:10.400 you in one minute this is the glenbeck program

01:28:14.820 all right we have a special on uh tonight on the coronavirus it's our wednesday night special i urge

01:28:23.240 you to watch it um encourage your friends to watch it we're going to separate the fact from fiction

01:28:27.880 there are some scary things and some not so scary things there's some good news and bad news on this

01:28:33.600 the the worst news of is i think what it could do to the global economy this season um it's going to

01:28:42.560 be around for a long time i don't think it's as deadly as it is in china or it won't be here

01:28:47.920 perhaps we have to pay attention to it but there's a lot of things going on right now i i told you this

01:28:53.760 morning that um uh land rover is actually taking parts out of china in their luggage because they

01:29:02.000 only have two weeks worth of supplies to keep their their assembly lines running there's going to be a

01:29:10.240 real impact and shortage of things because of the crackdown in china and how many people are really

01:29:18.480 truly sick i mean they've they've they've quarantined it'd be like quarantining you know

01:29:24.380 half of the eastern seaboard that's what they've done imagine the impact on just the movement of

01:29:31.820 america let alone manufacturing if we were manufacturing like china is so i would urge you

01:29:39.520 to prepare yourself um not for some global pandemic where we're all eating dogs and cats but just for

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01:30:49.300 dr carlin borisenko she is an organizational psychologist uh and she is somebody that i read

01:31:02.700 i think the entire medium piece on the air i've never done that they tend to be really long

01:31:07.820 uh but i thought every word of what she wrote was important she wrote a piece after attending a

01:31:15.380 trump rally i realized democrats are not ready for 2020 their website is zenworkplace.com

01:31:21.900 may i call you uh carlin yes absolutely how are you i'm i'm doing well i've had a bit of a week

01:31:29.960 over here glad i'm not gonna lie i bet you have i bet you have i first of all thank you for coming on

01:31:35.200 i would imagine this is the last place you ever thought you would be on oh never in a million

01:31:42.340 years did i think that this would happen right right um you are a democrat um and or you were

01:31:50.460 you were a democrat you're an independent now and it's my we had an argument back and forth it's my

01:31:58.080 understanding that you are still going to be voting for a democrat or possibly voting you're not

01:32:04.820 you haven't changed to a trump supporter or voter right well i really don't know i mean i frankly

01:32:11.360 don't know who my options are in the general election and i think that uh there are absolutely

01:32:16.000 some some uh pretty high profile contenders that i will not vote for under any circumstances so

01:32:22.020 we'll see so tell the story for anybody who didn't read tell your story yeah so i um you know i had been

01:32:31.240 going on this journey for the past you know six months or so where i was really starting to feel

01:32:35.160 very uncomfortable in an echo chamber that i had created for myself and i started listening to just

01:32:40.680 different conservative voices and they kind of all culminated when i decided to go to the trump rally

01:32:46.480 in manchester new hampshire last week i thought if there's anything i i can't think of anything bigger

01:32:51.580 i could do to break out of my very liberal echo chamber and everyone that i talked to about this idea

01:32:57.720 was genuinely concerned for my safety and that includes people on the left and the right they

01:33:02.540 were both really concerned that i was going to be physically harmed at this rally either by the

01:33:07.060 supporters or by antifa or whoever but i decided to go anyway and i discovered that you know hey

01:33:13.860 shocker they're just average normal people that are really really nice and welcoming and so i wrote

01:33:19.580 about it and you said at one point you thought those people were despicable and even deplorables

01:33:25.180 oh yeah absolutely i definitely um went through a phase probably for about a year and a half where

01:33:30.560 i really thought that you know anyone who supported president trump was at best supporting racism and at

01:33:36.320 worst downright racist themselves yeah wow um and where did that come from i was watching a lot of msnbc

01:33:44.800 okay all right uh and then why did you become uncomfortable well i i'm a knitter and in the

01:33:55.260 knitting community and i know this sounds bizarre but it is a hyper political um community at the

01:34:01.080 moment where they have these kind of roving gangs of social justice warriors just attacking people and

01:34:06.580 mobbing them indiscriminately and stop stop stop stop stop you're asking me to process way too much

01:34:11.900 first of all oh i know most people didn't even know that there was a knitting an online knitting

01:34:17.120 community uh and now i'm seeing knitters and roving gangs of social something just doesn't fit here

01:34:27.200 it's not what i expect well listen i understand the feeling because i didn't expect it either right

01:34:33.080 but i started seeing this happen just over and over and over again and at some point i started

01:34:38.300 speaking up within the knitting community and saying guys this is wrong we shouldn't be doing

01:34:42.180 this and then they came after me and at that point and i i didn't get it as badly as a lot of

01:34:47.300 people did but um at some point i just said i i cannot align myself with these people politically

01:34:52.040 it's just it's wrong what they're doing you talked about how one person was bullied so bad

01:34:57.460 online that they they became suicidal yes yeah what what what are the what were the arguments about

01:35:05.540 um so in his case in particular he started speaking up when the mobbings first started happening and

01:35:12.260 i swear i'm not making this up all he did was post a poem on instagram asking for kindness and asking

01:35:19.020 for people to just see each other as human beings and he was mobbed by thousands and thousands of

01:35:24.460 people and when he and he eventually did go into the hospital and then his husband posted on instagram

01:35:29.700 that you know please stop the hate he's in the hospital and it just got worse

01:35:33.280 and kept escalating after that so it was really it was really too bad but thankfully he's he seemed

01:35:38.240 to have really rebounded and now is getting a lot of support from people like me so who are these

01:35:43.060 people that are in these roving mobs they're just they're people on the very far left that um anytime

01:35:50.740 something sticks out to them that is outside of their ideology they try to pressure people into kind

01:35:55.760 of bending the knee and and issuing these massive apologies and you know pointing out all the areas

01:36:02.020 where they are wrong in their lives and transphobic and homophobic and fatphobic and all these things

01:36:06.860 and it's just they're they're i mean to be blunt i think they're kind of just horrible miserable people

01:36:11.340 that want to make other people miserable as well well you're starting to sound like a conservative

01:36:16.860 um i know uh because i mean this is this is the thing that really we've been warning about there's

01:36:24.460 there's disagreements on things um that we can disagreements on policies we can

01:36:29.300 go on but when you're trying to shut people up and you do it through fear and intimidation it's

01:36:36.080 it's a very um foreign kind of concept to america um that's not who we were that's not what made us

01:36:45.720 great that's not what made us big and anyone who's doing it on any side is is really engaging in some

01:36:53.220 really dangerous stuff because it always ends the same way i i totally agree and when people started

01:36:59.460 telling me to shut up specifically that was when i started really taking a look at it because for me

01:37:04.180 you know expression is a gift that we've all been given and and if you want to change people's minds

01:37:08.960 you have to do it through conversation not through intimidation so you said the day you went to the

01:37:16.300 trump rally msnbc was there and so you you wanted to uh uh you you wanted to go among some familiar

01:37:26.340 territory first so you went and uh what was your experience there that morning well i was wearing a

01:37:34.460 red hat that looks kind of like a trump hat that says make speech free again it's my little protest

01:37:38.880 against cancel culture and you know it's always a conversation starter and people struck up a

01:37:44.060 conversation and i said oh i'm thinking about going over to the trump rally and they were like don't

01:37:48.780 do it they're going to hurt you they're going to harass you and one woman even offered me her pepper

01:37:54.440 spray and i just said you know i think i'm going to be fine it's going to be okay so what was the

01:38:00.560 what were you what were your thoughts because i'm sure these people were being genuine yes so what were

01:38:07.440 your thoughts on on that especially somebody of your profession that you look and say these people

01:38:15.000 genuinely care about my safety they're really warning me and it's almost unhinged from reality

01:38:24.080 well yeah and i think that um you know when when literally every single person around you is in fear

01:38:31.340 of your safety it's really hard not to question and say what are they seeing that i don't see but

01:38:37.120 it's it's also an indication that i knew i had to do it at that point because i knew i had to see

01:38:42.140 for myself what was going on so you wrote something interesting in your article about your hat on how it

01:38:49.680 is viewed by both sides i i can't tell you how how i do you know who jonathan height is i do yeah okay

01:38:58.620 so uh jonathan did kind of the same thing that uh that you did and um and he he told me that he

01:39:08.180 actually started listening to me and he said i i'm listening to you and i'm thinking one direction and

01:39:15.180 he said i realize you speak about things and you don't necessarily use the same terminology that all

01:39:22.060 the other conservatives use and he said so it started to kind of crack my mind open a bit and i'm like

01:39:28.180 well now wait a minute how does this make sense um and it's the same experience that you've went

01:39:34.380 through by listening to other conservative friends and other voices um and i have experienced it myself

01:39:41.400 where you can go into a room and just not by changing what you say just by changing how you frame it

01:39:51.240 the the entire thing changes and you can make all kinds of progress with people and it's funny because

01:40:01.740 we're really i think the average person is generally fighting for the same thing and you just don't know

01:40:10.980 it and you think the other side is totally against it explain your hat well i mean my hat for me is

01:40:18.120 just um i i got so tired of people trying to cancel one another and starting fights with one another

01:40:23.740 and so it was just my small little nod that um i i'm you know the first amendment for me is one of

01:40:29.740 my core values i so strongly believe in freedom of speech it's so incredibly important and so that's the

01:40:35.420 message i was really trying to articulate with it but i completely agree with everything you just said

01:40:38.980 too and it reminds me of the phrase what resists persist when we fight aggressively against

01:40:44.880 something we just make the problem bigger and that to me is a reflection of what's going on right now

01:40:50.060 in that you know especially and i i you know my my liberal friends might disagree with me but i see it

01:40:55.520 coming more from the left than the right where they're fighting so aggressively and they don't

01:40:59.740 understand that they're just making the problem bigger yeah all right um um we're going to continue

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01:42:38.520 so carlin what is it that you're looking for in a candidate i'm assuming that you're still

01:42:56.320 liberal i mean well let me ask you i think we used to think that liberals um were not necessarily

01:43:06.440 big government this is in the early 20th century they were all about the the rights of the constitution

01:43:13.200 and the bill of rights are you that kind of liberal are you a progressive liberal what what kind of liberal

01:43:20.060 are you yeah i'm the first kind i i very much believe in um our fundamental liberties i tend to

01:43:26.060 be actually pretty centrist with some libertarian leanings politically and i guess i'm just looking

01:43:31.560 for a candidate that's that's going to make common sense solutions and that's going to compromise and

01:43:36.620 that's really the biggest thing for me right now so do you see anybody that the left is offering up

01:43:42.980 tell me your ideas of the candidates why you would or wouldn't vote for oh gosh so i think the ones

01:43:49.540 that i would consider voting for um you know i i came to tulsi gabbard late and i obviously don't

01:43:55.900 think she has a shot at the nomination um i think that what the left has done to her has just been

01:43:59.840 atrocious in terms of the character assassination be careful you're starting to sound like the glenbeck

01:44:04.520 program i just want you to know you're you're way over your head here no one is more surprised at

01:44:12.960 this than me glad i'll tell you what um so i i voted for pete buddige in the new hampshire primary

01:44:18.420 now i voted for him mostly because i came to know him very early on in the campaign i think he's

01:44:23.720 pandering way too much for me lately um i voted for bernie in 2016 in the primary i do not believe i

01:44:30.520 would vote for bernie again now because i think he's gone way too left and i think his supporters

01:44:35.440 just terrify me and i think the the thing with bernie and who in bernie's who i ultimately think

01:44:40.000 will probably be the nominee is then it's really a question of do i do i want to go towards socialism

01:44:45.640 or do i want to go towards capitalism and i'm a pretty big fan of capitalism right so you know um so

01:44:53.100 and what are your thoughts what are your thoughts on on trump now and what did you what did you walk

01:45:00.060 away feeling um i you know i i think that trump there are things about trump i don't like i

01:45:07.800 definitely do not agree with some of his policies but i also i love what he's doing with the economy

01:45:13.380 the economy is in a really good spot i'm an organizational psychologist i love seeing

01:45:17.780 unemployment low that means people have jobs people have options right um and i frankly i like

01:45:23.160 some of the actions that he's taken in terms of um in being more aggressive towards you know

01:45:28.840 solomonie and all these things so i'm not opposed to trump necessarily i also just think he's just a

01:45:34.220 really funny guy and i think that you have to put trump in the context of being just this blustery

01:45:38.920 new yorker and not take him so seriously with every single thing that he says so we were just talking

01:45:43.740 about that today the difference between michael bloomberg and donald trump is donald trump is

01:45:48.940 said to be mean all the time sometimes he can be but most times he's funny uh he's got a sense of

01:45:56.820 humor making fun of michael bloomberg in his shortness but michael bloomberg does not have

01:46:01.420 a sense of humor you know when he says things i think he means them uh where donald trump you kind

01:46:07.520 of have to it's it's weird because you some of the things he says you have to take for you know

01:46:11.880 for reality and others you have to just blow off and that he's just trying he's just stirring the pot

01:46:17.520 that's all he's doing he's trolling and like i love a good troll like you have to like let yourself

01:46:23.120 laugh at these things but listen if bloomberg gets the nomination and especially if he brings

01:46:27.580 hillary with him i swear i will vote for trump purely out of spite wow so the question i really

01:46:35.900 wanted to ask you are there other people like you that are starting to wake up to the democratic

01:46:41.760 position of just playing footsie with really dangerous people i think there are people who are

01:46:51.080 starting to wake up it's definitely hard i've gotten so i mean probably thousands of messages

01:46:55.300 over my story of people saying i wish my liberal friends and family would read this and i tried to

01:47:00.360 give it to them and they just won't um i think the people you know in in small numbers are starting

01:47:04.780 to wake up but i really do think that november is going to be a giant wake-up call and it's going to

01:47:09.720 be interesting to see what happens wow thank you very much um i so respect you um even though i'm sure

01:47:17.540 we differ on a ton of things i really respect the courage uh of anyone who thinks out of the box and

01:47:24.540 dare go against their own side uh for what they believe in and i wish you all the luck um that

01:47:31.260 i could possibly wish you thank you so much for being on thank you glenn you bet dr carlin borisenko

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01:49:04.620 this is the glenn beck program welcome glad you're here we have a new segment on the

01:49:34.500 program it's called what the hell is happening in this news story now you wouldn't think that

01:49:40.240 that would be an actual segment right because you can figure out news stories but i think that's

01:49:47.420 changing right okay i would like to read this news story to you read it to me and i would like you to

01:49:52.680 identify what has occurred in the story okay can i take notes you can take notes okay all right now

01:49:57.840 there's two two ways to look at this okay one one do they actually tell you what happened in this

01:50:03.540 news story that would be my i would like you to answer that question okay number two then you can

01:50:08.380 start to just guess at what you think happened all right but i would like you to keep it fact-based

01:50:13.280 to see if i'm just insane and don't understand it okay okay and i'm going to read do you know the

01:50:18.580 answer i do not know the answer okay well that's not a fun no i think i think the speculation is is the

01:50:24.160 part of this okay all right now i'll even give you the headline you don't have to

01:50:30.020 i'll give you the headline i'm much smarter than you are okay here we go i don't need that are you

01:50:35.960 ready yeah rosario dawson rosario dawson has come out in a candid interview candid in which she

01:50:45.460 discussed her relationship with cory booker

01:50:47.980 got it yeah in 2018 dawson shared a post on instagram in celebration of pride month which many

01:50:57.840 at the time took to mean she was coming out herself during a conversation with bustle however

01:51:05.100 of course bustle bustle who doesn't read exactly or listen to bus thank you we have all of her all

01:51:12.880 of their magazine their website cd releases their wow however she clarified it wasn't her intention

01:51:21.600 to do so in the post though she is now officially coming out

01:51:28.800 people this is a quote from rosario people keep kept saying that i came out i didn't do that

01:51:36.320 she said i mean it's not inaccurate but i never did come out come out i mean i guess i am now

01:51:48.100 though dawson has not shared how she identifies she added i've never had a relationship in that space

01:51:58.620 so it's never felt like an authentic calling to me in 2018 she shared a post writing happy pride month

01:52:07.840 sending love to all my fellow lgbtq plus homies keep being strong in the face of adversity loud and proud

01:52:16.800 here's a little throw bike to last year what is she she tom brokawson here's a little

01:52:23.760 i didn't want to misrepresent it it does not say little okay this is low okay dawson and booker

01:52:32.460 went public with their relationship in late 2018 after months of speculation and the actress has spoken

01:52:40.400 out about dating him in interviews in an interview with women's health she opened up about the sweet

01:52:47.360 morning ritual they share telling the magazine every morning that we don't wake up together

01:52:52.240 he sends me a song oh good god oh good god i just so glad he's out of this race i mean which means

01:53:00.840 every morning i mean i have to say i have to say you know me right i mean i i haven't had a man card

01:53:07.080 since i don't even know when 1971 maybe sure uh but even he makes me sick in my stomach

01:53:13.740 it's really revolting and then she ends it with this means every morning he holds our relationship

01:53:19.560 in his mind and heart for a few minutes before he goes off to his big day that's the end of the story

01:53:25.160 okay what occurred in this story so uh this is not hard it's not okay good no i'm glad i'm missing

01:53:34.180 something no um people thought she came out and then they were confused came out as gay okay okay

01:53:40.560 and um and but she was dating cory booker and so they were like whoa what's happening she's come out

01:53:46.200 but she's with cory booker and and she's you know saying sweet things about cory booker and now uh she

01:53:51.880 was like no i didn't come out then i didn't come out then i've never had that relationship she may have

01:53:56.680 had those feelings but she didn't have that relationship meaning a relationship with a woman with a woman

01:54:01.180 yeah and so now or you know transsexual or okay whatever uh and so letters one of the letters uh

01:54:08.560 and um and so then she started dating cory booker and he is so bad as a man he turns women gay

01:54:16.360 that's option number one option number two i'm not sure this is how the process works but okay

01:54:24.040 option number two is cory booker is now a woman and she's announcing that she's in a lesbian

01:54:30.760 relationship now i mean that would fit the story right i mean i would say they didn't rule it out

01:54:36.760 yeah right right they didn't tell us they didn't rule anything in in they didn't rule anything out

01:54:41.680 i saw this yesterday i just read the first paragraph yesterday and i had the same feeling i was like

01:54:48.060 wait are you are you saying that cory booker is a beard are you saying right i don't know what

01:54:56.660 they're saying in that story right but they are speaking code right and and and correct me if i'm

01:55:02.620 wrong because i keep coming back to the same point in my head if you are saying she does not sharing

01:55:08.760 how she identifies that is in the story bill dawson has not shared how she identifies are you coming

01:55:15.200 out or don't you have to share how you identify if you're coming out no she's saying i'm one of

01:55:21.820 those letters i'm one of those letters so she's coming out of your business which letter like i'm

01:55:29.000 one of those letters i'm a g for glenn but i'm also l i am i was born a lesbian i will only sleep with

01:55:37.080 women i've only ever been attracted to women again i don't know exactly how that works i don't know if

01:55:44.120 they know i don't have a man card i don't have a man card but you're right they don't know how

01:55:49.020 journalism works because i think what i think what's happening here is that now can i speculate

01:55:54.460 this is complete speculation i don't know even though i've read the whole story multiple times i

01:55:58.960 don't know if this is true all right but what i think happened here is she has come out as a b

01:56:04.660 so she is saying she is a bisexual she's dating cory booker but she's never actually dated a woman

01:56:11.560 but she's attracted to women but is not currently attracted to to the women because she's dating

01:56:15.740 cory booker so i think she's bisexual but i can't be clear i think it's more likely that cory

01:56:22.440 booker is now a woman i think that's the second option i didn't think of that i put that as the

01:56:26.580 first option or that he's just so awful as a boyfriend right that he that he literally turns

01:56:36.700 women gay it's possible but i think what's happening though yeah is i think she came out

01:56:42.740 as bisexual or cory booker's a woman it's possible even one of those are very possible equal don't you

01:56:47.640 say equal chances yeah sure but they're so woke because she hasn't actually said it they can't say

01:56:56.060 it yes so they're trying to tell you what it is without telling you saying it because they can't say

01:57:01.520 it because she hasn't come out and identified herself as so they don't want to they don't want

01:57:06.580 to uh what they don't want to do is they don't want to out they don't want to out her even though

01:57:12.260 the story is about her outing herself right the story is legitimately titled rosario dawson has

01:57:18.880 officially come out in latest interview as what when you walk out of the door people see you the whole

01:57:24.840 point of coming out of the closet is because then you're now visible you're no longer hiding in a

01:57:28.440 closet and you're visible but if you don't tell people what you are you're not visible you're still

01:57:32.720 in the closet if you haven't explained what letter you are aren't you still in the closet

01:57:37.280 she's one of those letters one of those letters but that's just picking that's it she's in one of

01:57:46.080 those closets you still haven't told us you're telling me that money hall and let's make a deal was

01:57:53.840 somehow not an american tradition for many years that you don't know what's behind curtain number

01:57:59.640 one curtain number two letters behind curtain number two you don't know it's a plus right you

01:58:05.380 knew there was something there right right you knew you were gonna get a prize we know she's gonna

01:58:12.320 get a prize we just don't know which one so do we know anything else about her nope do we want to

01:58:19.120 know anything else about her nope can i give you another situation you don't want to know anything

01:58:22.500 else about yes it's a letter that came into slate and of course we have all of their magazines cds or

01:58:31.260 pamphlets whatever whatever it is we have that and bustle yes and bustle they're now they're big

01:58:38.220 i want to take a quick moment to pause here yeah and uh let you know as a parent you happen to be

01:58:44.440 with your children at this particular moment it's a wonderful time to find a moment to switch to another

01:58:49.980 station to talk about things yeah maybe talk about turn the volume down for just a second it's okay

01:58:54.440 all right and tell you what i'm going to give you a chance because you know you may be listening on

01:58:59.340 your phone and it's a long walk to your back pocket uh and so i'm going to give you a chance we're

01:59:05.160 going to stop take a break and then come back because this story this story is uh disturbing on so

01:59:14.400 many levels and we go there next again one of those things where everybody's saying something

01:59:20.960 because they can't say anything else right wouldn't you agree yeah yeah they can't judge

01:59:26.300 how dare you judge all right you don't know it by the way another glenbeck prediction came home

01:59:32.840 yesterday i don't know if you saw this uh didn't utah just say yes to polygamy they decriminalized

01:59:39.680 decriminalized it is that is i believe what they did yeah no real outrage there is there

01:59:45.360 huh i didn't barely even mention we get we're almost the end of the show nobody even mentioned

01:59:49.080 that then no calls about it today polygamy is okay now huh who would have predicted now you don't know

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02:01:53.460 so we i really want to go to uh

02:02:19.320 i want to go to this slate article and just remind you this is all being mainstreamed

02:02:27.260 and where are we now and who is who demica who are democrats who are liberals listen to this if

02:02:34.140 you're just joining us and you're with your kids it's a good time to not be with your kids

02:02:37.000 um so here we go uh dear how to do it from slate my wife and i have been in open marriage for about

02:02:43.220 five years on the whole our relationship has been uncommonly open and supportive

02:02:47.700 we strive to encourage one another to explore and even playfully push the limits romantically

02:02:53.100 and sexually

02:02:54.140 now this is where it gets dark

02:02:56.860 because this is that first part is great

02:03:00.420 that's fun for as long as i've known her my wife has been interested in incest role play

02:03:07.640 ah while it isn't my cup of tea exactly exactly not my cup of tea if my wife came to me and said

02:03:16.100 i want you to pretend you're my brother i don't think i'd respond with that's not exactly my cup of

02:03:23.020 tea but hey um she says i've been willing to help support her in her exploration of this kind of

02:03:28.660 fantasy and role play sure sure this is where it gets very very dark and very very twisted

02:03:32.920 much worse than it's been so far often we like to eat our lovers it's all we're almost there

02:03:39.380 often she will have me dress up as her father wear his cologne oh my gosh while she will wear her high

02:03:47.640 school clothes uh dude you gotta just run at this point you should get in your car drive any direction

02:03:54.100 that's not where you are children with this woman recently though things have started to move in an

02:04:00.340 uncomfortable direction for me that wasn't uncomfortable no it's fine with that no i like

02:04:05.420 to be let me play your dad my wife is very close with her older brother who is also bi and with whom we

02:04:12.480 often speak very openly about sex and sexuality a few nights ago and after a few drinks my wife

02:04:17.620 got to talking fairly explicitly about some of the family role playing that he she and he she and i

02:04:22.620 are into and her brother who i thought would be kind of horrified was not only entirely supportive

02:04:30.840 but vaguely expressed interest in exploring this with us when i got home i expected my wife to make

02:04:36.940 it clear that her brother ever joining us in the bedroom was entirely off the table but instead she

02:04:41.740 seemed to think it was a really good idea wow in principle i don't have a problem with the idea

02:04:49.180 oh in principle very principled guy oh yeah in principle he doesn't have a problem the principle

02:04:53.600 is having sex with your wife's brother your wife's brother and your wife at the same time

02:04:59.220 okay together so that's the principle yes okay so if you if you're in principle what's the problem

02:05:06.580 right uh she bottom line i am just worried about how you think it'd be something really like profound

02:05:14.240 here right yeah yeah i'm just worried about how this could affect my relationship with my brother-in-law

02:05:19.280 is there a way for me to do to make this happen without it getting weird well no i mean straight out

02:05:26.060 no no no now you'd be happy to hear that the slate columnist was did not say go for it it's a

02:05:33.600 great idea because that's where i thought this was gonna go what christmas christmas family

02:05:38.420 picnics that's gonna get weird this is legitimately uh legitimately the the advice

02:05:45.300 doing incest with your wife introduces not just strings but a potential tangle of them

02:05:51.560 it's courting drama is you courting i sorry this is drama this is the problem incest it could make

02:05:59.720 holidays and other family get-togethers especially uncomfortable for you that's the worry

02:06:05.960 and then it ends with this hold on you gotta get this advice because this is important if anyone

02:06:11.140 needs to hear this if you're thinking about this yes i'm gonna hear this this is important important

02:06:15.240 um oh just thinking about that i don't think you should do anything that makes you uncomfortable

02:06:24.000 particularly if it involves having sex with your wife and her brother just always remember that

02:06:29.800 advice that is you take anything from today's show beautiful don't do things that make you

02:06:34.120 uncomfortable particularly if it involves having sex with your wife and her brother so that's that's

02:06:40.120 really that is really good i'm starting the show there tomorrow this is the glenbeck program

02:06:46.960 oh

The Glenn Beck Program - February 19, 2020

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