The Glenn Beck Program - Dangers of Dehumanizing ｜ Guest： Dave Isay

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00:01:04.920 glenbeck program america please do not freak out about this okay don't freak out

00:01:13.460 bet metler has joined melissa masona masona how do you say milano milano no s is in there

00:01:23.100 yeah alissa milano there's something in alissa but not in milano thank you for that uh i'm just so

00:01:30.120 upset about this whole thing i could barely even see you're broken up i hate to even think about

00:01:35.100 what she's doing and now that bet medler has has joined in trouble uh there's a there's a sex strike

00:01:45.700 going on right now uh and guys sorry bet medler's off the table don't say it don't say it i'm gonna

00:01:58.080 say it don't ruin my week if you don't know what this is all about oh you will you will next

00:02:05.380 this is the glenbeck program all righty so i got an ex-chair when do we get these stew beginning of

00:02:17.200 the year or something like that yeah maybe six months ago six months ago yeah i have to tell you

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00:04:10.040 wow wow so now georgia signed in of course the heartbeat bill which outlaws abortion in georgia

00:04:29.740 once in the ultrasound detects an unborn child's heartbeat now how hateful is that i know a clump of

00:04:37.800 cells or a clump of skin or a tumor doesn't have a heartbeat but a child does and uh so milano has

00:04:48.280 come out and said our reproductive rights are being erased no you can reproduce

00:04:56.080 you cannot reproduce you can reproduce or not reproduce you can do that you just can't kill

00:05:02.900 children along the way how hard is that she said until women have legal control over their own bodies

00:05:11.000 we just cannot risk pregnancy so join me by not having sex until we get bodily autonomy back i'm

00:05:19.660 calling for a sex strike pass it on i know i mean i don't want to insult these women but no one

00:05:25.980 cares about your bodies you can do whatever you want with your bodies you can do whatever we we

00:05:30.880 allow you to do all sorts of weird stuff we allow you to to have plastic surgery to make you look like

00:05:37.260 a cat that is something that is allowed in our society you can put horns artificial horns on the

00:05:43.060 top of your head so you can be nobody cares a devil or a unicorn or whatever you like you can pierce

00:05:47.860 every inch of your body yeah it doesn't matter you can you can have a sex change you can take your

00:05:55.220 body and so mutilate it that you are no longer the gender that you you were born as it's pretty we're

00:06:04.400 pretty cool with all of it you know i mean i just can't can't do it to some and this is what we say the

00:06:09.380 same thing about sex changes you just can't do it to someone who is not of age to make the decision

00:06:14.720 that's it i mean like really at that point we think there's a problem with it you should have

00:06:19.820 another person you shouldn't be able to force your will on another person who can't make the

00:06:24.260 decision for themselves and someone who is maybe seven months uh you know into the process of

00:06:31.040 pregnancy uh and is not yet uh born but still very much alive and could be born uh that person

00:06:38.540 should be able to make their choice about whether they want to live or not let me say something

00:06:41.420 really controversial here um i think maybe not i am for end of life decisions i am not for doctor

00:06:50.660 assisted but i am for end of life decisions if you are in so much pain you're just like i'm just i

00:06:57.700 can't do this anymore i believe it is your right to do it i don't think it's right i don't i don't

00:07:05.460 recommend it um but it is your right to kill yourself i believe with that being said uh

00:07:15.700 it's not your right to kill something that you are growing inside of you it's 100 about the other

00:07:23.520 person yes you just can't make decisions for other people and they they keep complaining it's like well

00:07:29.040 they're they won't even know if they're pregnant or not well i mean that's probably a great time if

00:07:33.620 you're gonna i always thought that this it would be a rational debate in this country

00:07:36.780 if the crazy left-wing position was the morning after pill right like if with this debate and like

00:07:43.480 republicans were saying you know what no abortion and democrats were saying you know what there should

00:07:46.940 be a morning after pill and you should be able to have that so if you have a night where you did

00:07:50.140 something that you regret and you're worried about it you should be able before you even know that

00:07:53.800 you're pregnant to take this pill and then end it and and we'll never even know correct um again like

00:07:59.080 that doesn't make me excited about the thing but the idea that the debate instead is happening at

00:08:03.780 i don't know let's see uh five minutes before birth or five minutes after when should we allow this to

00:08:08.800 go to and that is seemingly the debate it's terrifying i mean at least if you had an idea

00:08:14.260 that it was like okay you could take it was safe rare and legal even yeah i mean you know what i mean

00:08:21.580 is safe rare and legal that was saying look this is a tragic tragic choice that some people have to make

00:08:29.780 but safe rare and legal is not like hey this is the way i do birth control yeah i got an off another one

00:08:36.340 i celebrate and shout my abortion oh you know my favorite abortion that's psychotic behavior uh yeah i mean

00:08:44.880 the the republican position right now is essentially let's go back to mildly close to roe versus wade

00:08:51.640 there was like oh you're gonna try to overturn roe versus wade roe versus wade is a cons a conservative

00:08:57.500 dream right now compared to what we have roe versus wade basically said first trimester i mean you could

00:09:03.540 get it in second trimester but it could be regulated in the second trimester and it could be completely

00:09:07.480 outlawed in the third trimester that's roe versus wade we've moved so far from that to uh to where we are

00:09:14.100 now you you talk about a hardcore right wing shift in reverse while going 70 miles an hour in one

00:09:21.400 direction that would be going back to roe versus wade right now we're not even close to it and i mean

00:09:27.000 so it is amazing did you see all of the things that came out this weekend about the the democrats and

00:09:33.960 what they're now saying on the road they're now saying uh what was it beto i you know what if i had

00:09:39.900 the power i'd absolutely get rid of all the guns i mean what yeah what what happened to we don't want

00:09:46.200 to be strong believers of the second amendment and we we care about i'm a gun owner i've seen a gun

00:09:51.600 before there's been a gun in a restaurant i went to on the wall i mean that's me i'm basically mr gun

00:09:56.740 let me tell you i i'm practically the nra myself i love guns i i remember my father watching i think it

00:10:04.320 was gun smoke on television i mean so i have that part of my heritage as well i understand it we're

00:10:11.080 just looking for common sense measures and i let me tell you about it you know let me let me trot out

00:10:15.460 about five uh victims families right now to make you cry and hopefully it will make you so emotional

00:10:20.300 you'll change your mind and then forget that i haven't said any of this that's basically where

00:10:24.620 they are and now all of a sudden they're admitting oh now now they are admitting it and they've now

00:10:29.640 they've gone all the way to the level of restricting sex from alissa milano what's what's the problem

00:10:36.480 with that no no and and bet middler now you might say sex with alissa milano i mean there was at least

00:10:43.880 a time in which people were interested in such things the bet middler thing i don't even think

00:10:48.220 there was a year a year of all years that people were like please please no don't restrict the bet

00:10:55.280 middler sex that's that's a top of my priority list okay there was never a moment by any person

00:11:00.980 in in human history where they were like ah but what about my bet middler sex so she says our

00:11:06.860 reproductive rights are being erased until women have legal control over our own bodies we can't

00:11:12.200 risk pregnancy join me by not having sex until we get our bodily autonomy back man wait a minute hang

00:11:18.040 just a second so your your your solution here is abstinence because you can't kill your baby

00:11:28.020 that's a crazy idea that's a crazy idea aren't they just executing bodily control they're they're by

00:11:36.940 not having sex they're actually executing the thing that they say they don't have which is autonomy over

00:11:42.100 their bodies yes they're saying we're not gonna have sex yes like this so they're actually doing the

00:11:46.240 thing they say they don't have yes to prove they don't have it yeah and it's very feminist it's

00:11:51.360 very feminist to to uh bribe men with sex for things that you want things that you want it's so

00:11:59.900 feminist that's a great point is really i mean she will give you the sex when you do what we want

00:12:04.920 that that's there's a word for that yeah there's a word for that crazy yeah it's crazy so anyway so if

00:12:12.620 you were thinking about bet medler and you're like this is my week i got a shot at bet medler i thought

00:12:18.260 this was going to be the week i thought this was the chance that i had her and then here it is

00:12:21.900 uh no sorry i hate to start your monday with that i will say the upside of uh i mean we knew it we

00:12:28.940 don't know we could go to the supreme court we don't know what this this law in georgia may never

00:12:32.920 save one baby's life but at least it's doing this it's giving the world a break from bet midler sex

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00:12:48.620 life is like oh god thank you thank you he's secretly like giving money to pro-life like

00:12:53.760 pro-life causes all around america i hear her footsteps coming towards the bedroom and i'm like

00:12:58.720 no not tonight please not tonight i'm sleeping i'm sleeping i'm sleeping uh all right anyway

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00:13:45.380 deserve it i mean we are turning into a society that i mean is anybody left or right think that

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00:14:00.020 we're on the road to absolute hell possibly literally and i and it's so obvious i never thought

00:14:11.220 i i think stew we talked about this right right around the you know the 9-11 that there would come

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00:16:14.880 so how was your uh how was your mother's day weekend it was nice was it yeah yeah that's uh it was very

00:16:35.040 nice yeah that's good you're yours as well i assume i'm not a mother so thank you for asking

00:16:39.660 that's a weird question to ask another man it's the same question however you asked me

00:16:44.020 well just because you didn't mind it doesn't mean i can't i caught some game of thrones

00:16:48.440 you did yeah last night's game of thrones yeah it's gonna be a hard one i'm gonna have to i'm

00:16:53.140 going to have to edit a little bit i think of you i have to look at it because you don't want to

00:16:57.460 give any spoilers and last night was an incredible episode there was probably a lot of spoilers in

00:17:04.660 there luckily i don't know who what any of them are so i but that is a thing i could

00:17:09.780 no so i'm gonna i'm gonna make sure somebody looks over your script that watches it to make

00:17:14.240 sure there's no spoilers in it this is it there's one more episode and i'm gone i'm up in the mountains

00:17:20.740 without television for the final episode yeah that's because you're gone next week yes next week

00:17:26.940 yeah that's true that's a big uh that's a big issue maybe we can well that will give people enough

00:17:30.580 time to catch up and we can do the final uh episode discussion when you come back maybe

00:17:34.500 um that's at least one option can i tell you one little parenting thing that happened to me this

00:17:39.740 weekend yeah so when my kids were born uh i decided to i can't remember where i got this idea but

00:17:47.440 somebody where i decided to start an email address for them for each one of them gets an email address

00:17:52.680 and then i send them emails i've been sending them emails since birth oh wow how cool is that

00:17:57.840 little things and they don't know it they don't know it and so little little things you know i

00:18:02.200 notice or you know little cool moments that we had i'll throw a picture in there a little piece of

00:18:07.080 advice that maybe i think up i'll i'll toss it in there and so they were these like yahoo email

00:18:11.980 addresses i started up you know seven years ago and so i've been emailing it's not like constant it's

00:18:16.720 like 10 a day it's really cool it's i like it because i think at some point they're going to be able

00:18:20.560 to open it up and see all these things oh no that's really cool let's go uh well it was cool until last

00:18:25.580 night when i got an email uh back from from yahoo no no that said no no hey uh you're because i sent

00:18:32.540 a video a little video of us together to one of the email addresses and they said it back and it

00:18:37.100 bounced back i was like why did that bounce so i signed into it no emails in there it's just oh

00:18:42.240 you're kidding me all been erased and i'm why because it wasn't accessed i don't know they didn't

00:18:48.460 they didn't i looked all over to try to find them giving me an alert of this and i usually i'll go

00:18:52.620 into the email address every couple months just to make sure that it's active and make sure that i

00:18:57.440 send emails so that it's active it's still getting them i mean there's no spam or anything in there

00:19:01.380 it's just all my emails of all these moments and so i went in into both email addresses are completely

00:19:07.860 empty now and i am like oh losing my mind in panic i'm hoping there's some way that can be recovered

00:19:15.100 a you should have gone with a glennbeck.com address well i mean we wouldn't have that's true

00:19:20.380 we wouldn't have done that to you at least i would have i would have done it to you had you not paid

00:19:25.520 me you'd be holding my my child my kids i would be i would be like hey i've got to get rid of this

00:19:31.300 space uh i could keep them i guess what's it worth to you i mean i guess i sex with bett middler

00:19:39.320 right i guess i should have gone with i don't know gmail or something i don't know maybe it's

00:19:44.600 just a quirk and i'm going to be able to figure it out you have to call let's follow this i am

00:19:49.380 in panic i will tell you this is my greatest fear on pictures first of all none of the pictures we

00:19:56.720 have you know occasionally we will get you know the the thing where i think twitter does this where

00:20:03.600 you can uh tweet pictures and then they make a book out of it and you can also send stuff

00:20:08.780 but we dump all of our pictures onto our onto our computer yeah and we have tens of thousands of

00:20:19.160 them we have the opposite problem that we had when i was growing up you know i was a third child so it

00:20:24.960 was like no pictures of me you know it's like yeah uh here you are you were born here's your first

00:20:31.220 birthday here you are in graduation right uh it's like wait what happened to my life uh but uh now

00:20:38.480 is everything every practically every food at every you know restaurant you know here's a

00:20:44.880 picture of the menu here's the picture of the picture of the food here's the actual food and

00:20:49.500 the picture of the food i mean it's crazy yeah it's crazy how much stuff we have but at any time if

00:20:56.400 you know the you know the the the cloud goes down or if you don't even have it on the cloud if you

00:21:03.980 have it on your computer we have one computer one hard drive that the computer went down so we we

00:21:11.140 assume that the pictures are still on there we're lugging around this old computer uh because we hope

00:21:17.540 that pictures are still on it and it's my worst nightmare is something happens and it's all gone

00:21:24.200 and i've had that problem too with the cloud with the cloud service i i'd signed up and paid all this

00:21:28.380 money over these years to do all the cloud service from all these old computers and then one day i go on

00:21:32.600 there and it won't give me any access to it did you get it back and no no oh no no what they did is

00:21:38.220 they they decided to charge my credit card for the year when i had done like 10 years i've been on this

00:21:42.620 thing and they decided to to do it for a year and because my credit card number changed they sent me

00:21:48.160 like two alerts that said hey your your thing isn't processing they went into my spam and then they

00:21:53.420 just deleted it all i'm like what the hell like this is like i i i have no way of it's terrifying

00:22:00.080 my vacation because now all i have to now all i'm gonna be thinking about is i got a digital backup

00:22:04.340 yeah i've got a digital backup everything and then i've got a case there's an emp now i've got

00:22:09.580 to print it out and put it into a vault in the ground let's make a fair day cages thank you thank you

00:22:15.580 for that you're listening to glenn beck i had a great great weekend um physically this weekend

00:22:28.200 until yesterday and oh what did i not do yesterday oh i didn't take my relief factor

00:22:34.760 oh what a surprise is that what'd you say shut up uh anyway if you're in constant pain you're not

00:22:41.600 alone millions of americans feel exactly the same way please if you're if you're hearing me and you

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00:22:55.340 it it's 20 just to try it i know i spent what two years dismissing these commercials done by other

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00:23:18.980 for three weeks 70 of the people they that try it it works please give it a shot get your life back

00:23:26.560 it's relieffactor.com relieffactor.com go there now uh welcome to the program we're glad you're here

00:23:36.900 boy the democrats had an interesting weekend uh as they were out campaigning a lot of new ideas

00:23:42.900 a lot of new ideas oh man you know like i'm gonna just uh grab guns elect me and i'll just take away

00:23:52.260 everybody's gun um that's some really some really good ideas also uh i saw that beto uh welcome to pat

00:23:59.720 gray uh beto is uh reintroducing himself yeah well initially he left the campaign because he had a

00:24:06.800 crisis at home they lost their turtle and he had to go home and help find the turtle lost did they

00:24:12.560 lose the turtle like the lose them lose them yeah and but break it to me slow but beto went home okay

00:24:17.600 okay to find the turtle and they they found the turtle oh so it's okay yeah they found him dead found the

00:24:25.480 turtle it was under the wheel of the uh of the forerunner but it was fine in the driveway until beto came home

00:24:34.540 that's that's about how he's done with his campaign too yeah i'm here to save the day oops rolled over the turtle

00:24:39.980 so uh he's he's gonna reintroduce himself which is you know terrific because uh because i don't know who he is

00:24:48.380 so this well this time he's gonna be roberto de o'rourke is he really roberto and i'm from manawa niarawa

00:24:58.240 uh because the el paso beto thing just apparently not working not working so he had so much promise

00:25:08.180 he did he had so much it's interesting isn't it because he had so much momentum even losing to

00:25:15.840 ted cruz and he has lost all of that momentum because he's not real he's not there's nothing

00:25:22.360 even the democrats understand yeah yeah his everything about beto here in texas was not

00:25:29.000 really about beto it was about let's take texas yeah that's all it was you know a a not overwhelming

00:25:37.360 performance i mean beto was it performed outperformed other democrats by about two or three points i mean

00:25:42.480 he was it was not as good as everyone said with all that money yeah and uh it was just a good

00:25:47.220 democrat year the one thing he did do well was raise money raise money he he raised a lot of because

00:25:53.440 everyone thought he was you know the white jesus basically yes and as opposed to the hispanic jesus

00:26:03.680 that we all are familiar with yes right and he wanted everyone to think he was the hispanic jesus but

00:26:08.560 actually he was actually a white irish jesus right uh which is sad um but he uh you know

00:26:14.160 and he continues to raise money well up until like the first day of his campaign where he destroyed

00:26:20.580 even bernie's uh fundraising for the first day yeah and finished pretty solidly in the quarter but

00:26:25.960 people started looking at the numbers and said hey he raised like two-thirds of his money on the

00:26:30.560 first day that's not a good sign why did he yeah is anyone still everybody who was money everybody who

00:26:36.720 was gonna be in is in yeah yeah it looked like uh now uh kirsten uh dillibrand

00:26:41.620 she says that uh she's not doing well because of gender bias

00:26:46.380 so convenient so uh beto just beto just needs to be reintroduced uh kirsten dillibrand

00:26:56.480 is she just she needs to be a man then i guess she said it's just gender she said it's just gender

00:27:02.460 bias i think people generally are biased against women oh the democratic voters are because i thought

00:27:08.200 they were the ones that were here to save all women from everything because you keep polling them

00:27:12.620 and they keep saying no to you kirsten they're all just misogynists yeah they are that's interesting

00:27:17.680 i mean kamala harris is having much better luck than her so is elizabeth warren well but kamala harris

00:27:24.160 this weekend did you see her yes yeah in fact we have that little uh segment between her and um

00:27:31.020 and uh what's his face on cnn yeah uh jake tapper yeah here it is bill also says quote every individual

00:27:39.140 who is a resident of the united states is entitled to benefits for health care services under this act

00:27:43.720 not every individual who's a citizen but every individual who's a resident so you support giving

00:27:49.580 universal health care medicare for all to people who are in this country illegally let me just be

00:27:54.420 very clear about this please i am opposed to any policy that would deny in our country any human being

00:28:01.700 from access to public safety public education or public health period yes except for an unborn human

00:28:11.700 being right they could pound sand right okay they can die on the counter if right all right she

00:28:18.680 she also said uh i am proposing that if by my 100th day in office when elected president of the united

00:28:25.640 states if the united states congress has not put a gun bill on my desk i will take executive action

00:28:34.240 because that's what's needed action so we got that that fits right into the cory booker thing uh who also

00:28:41.720 came out and said if it were up to him uh he would he would ban guns uh he would take guns away from people

00:28:48.400 and you know i think you guys pointed out earlier it used to be that they'd say all the time

00:28:55.360 nobody's talking about taking your guns away correct we all love the second amendment we're just for

00:29:01.920 common sense reform here that's now they're just again they're they're naked anti-second amendment

00:29:07.620 activists all of a sudden yeah it's amazing how far they'll go now that they'll admit it right and now

00:29:13.160 that it's trendy to admit these things they're admitting it it's the same thing if you remember the same

00:29:17.300 thing happened with barack obama when barack obama was a local politician it was trendy to say you were

00:29:22.060 for single payer right so he was saying it overtly and then we said hey did you guys notice that he

00:29:27.420 was saying he wants single payer health care that's crazy oh that's crazy theory that's a conspiracy

00:29:31.660 theory well here it is now there's they're doing the same exact thing except now on the national stage

00:29:35.500 which is pretty amazing yeah he had to basically deny that at the time perhaps one of the best uh

00:29:41.460 performances of the weekend though was from eric swalwell who has uh decided to get to really

00:29:47.320 entice people to um donate to his campaign because if you gather 25 donors for him you get 25 donors

00:29:56.280 uh and you bundle them up for eric swalwell he is giving out prizes you get 25 donors he'll give you

00:30:04.220 a sticker a full sticker a whole sticker now is this one that you have to get sticky on by itself

00:30:09.700 like is it one where it's like a piece of paper and you have to stick stuff on the back to make

00:30:13.420 it sticky or is it no this actually comes sticky wow now you can stick it on things now it doesn't

00:30:18.320 say swalwell on it doesn't yeah it does it does say swalwell i mean who wants that well everybody who

00:30:23.080 who loves eric swalwell i mean if you ask me to get him donors so i could have a sticker yeah that

00:30:29.100 doesn't have his name on it i think i'm more apt to get donations that's fair what how do you feel

00:30:35.540 about the eric swalwell buttons because if you get if you can bundle 50 donors for him you get a

00:30:40.300 button 50 donors get you a button you give away stickers and buttons at rallies yes these are terrible

00:30:46.780 prizes and a sticker wow he's but if you get 75 donors for him then you'll get the swalwell shoelaces

00:30:56.480 shut up he calls them hashtag swalwelling shoelaces but what swalwelling what is that

00:31:04.380 swalwelling shoelaces what does that mean is there like a well well reference in there i don't know

00:31:10.700 look we're not smart enough to figure out the buttons the stickers you think we're gonna figure

00:31:18.200 out the shoelaces no now it only takes a hundred donors in order to get a t-shirt so

00:31:25.600 and then if you get up to 150 he'll give you a cap wow 150 donors donors how who's gonna get him

00:31:38.280 150 donors i don't know if he knows this but those things are not of great value

00:31:45.180 that was kind of what i was thinking you want people wearing those so your message gets out

00:31:53.340 yeah i don't know that's what candidates do when they have money yeah right right it's like we're

00:31:58.860 broadcasting here all weekend come down and get a free koozie yeah i'm not gonna drive 45 minutes to

00:32:04.880 get a koozie that's about what his campaign is doing right now no that would be get a bus

00:32:10.820 and get 150 people and then i'll get you the free t-shirt

00:32:16.460 or i don't know why there's no for that why buses are not just coming into the parking lot left and

00:32:22.820 right by the way beto has also revealed a new plan to transfer wealth this weekend uh he said it's uh

00:32:33.700 we have one very obvious opportunity uh but it'll be insufficient when we look at the fact that there are

00:32:40.440 10 times the wealth today in white america than there is in black america and that families have

00:32:46.060 been able to successfully pass on that wealth over time we know from our history of redlining and

00:32:52.860 excluding african americans from the ability to build wealth through home purchases and that

00:32:58.720 opportunity doesn't exist for much of the country but what if the tax code did a better job of breaking

00:33:04.900 down that accumulated wealth what a great question what a great question taxing it so it was not

00:33:10.840 producing the greatest income and wealth inequality that we've seen in our lifetime since the gilded age

00:33:17.240 what if we decided that we use the proceeds of those tax uh uh uh uh what did he say tax code

00:33:26.200 to invest in people and in education he is the man he said himself he is the man qualified to lead

00:33:36.760 racial healing this is why he's been really mum on policies before now because his policies are

00:33:43.740 terrible suck wow that's bad how is anyone how is anyone thinking of voting for any of these people

00:33:55.920 i don't know not even pete buddige i mean because peter wow he's he's doing well and he's not

00:34:01.780 offering his staffers health care which is nice uh because his main one of his main things is health

00:34:07.140 care for all yeah well not a staff well not my staff i'm not gonna offer it yeah well when he gets up

00:34:12.640 to 50 people they'll get a button yeah so thank you so much pat i love the by the way the i did actually

00:34:21.860 laugh at the trump nickname alfred e newman for uh i did too especially when you look at the picture

00:34:26.620 side by side it's frightening it is good it was a good i mean that was really good and did you see

00:34:31.980 he said uh must i don't get it must be a generational yeah i had to google it it's kind of funny i just

00:34:37.840 must be a generational thing i look i he's six years younger than me right pete buddige right so i'm

00:34:43.100 basically i'd be in high school in eighth grade of course i knew magazine is still out yeah i mean

00:34:48.920 people aren't really that into it maybe anymore but like it was absolutely a thing in the 80s and 90s

00:34:55.340 which is when this kid grew up did you see the tweet by the way from mad pete buddige uh must be a

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00:36:50.780 uh well we've got some uh you know the the students that

00:36:57.780 uh opened fire at the stem school the highlands ranch in uh colorado yes yes killing one wounding

00:37:08.180 eight another heroic uh person in the crowd stopping that from being much worse correct

00:37:13.900 um you know you're not going to see you're not going to see the kind of coverage on this that

00:37:18.940 we even saw about the covington kids um this uh was a apparently an 18 year old democrat who hates

00:37:26.700 christians uh and has uh and you know and and also with a 16 year old transgendered student

00:37:33.820 um apparently we don't need to cover these things uh the 18 year old killers politics um you know

00:37:47.720 merit little mention um but he has uh unfortunately been um been disrespectful and inappropriate

00:37:58.480 um he's described as an 18 year old bully with a history of bashing christians and republicans and

00:38:08.480 donald trump uh the 16 year old transgendered teenage child of a violent abusive parent who was in this

00:38:15.820 country well illegally hmm uh here's the here's the thing the father is jose evas quintana he's 33

00:38:26.900 he has a very long record he has spent 15 months in jail for domestic violence and menacing with a

00:38:32.500 weapon he has a long list of arrests from 2008 to 2017 um and he is also here in the united states

00:38:41.300 illegally and he's been deported twice uh he was arrested as a violent fugitive uh and he was fighting

00:38:52.320 extradition to new mexico and ice deported him a second time but apparently these are not important

00:38:59.760 facts to the media here is another guy who now has raised a kid because he is violent and nasty himself

00:39:12.360 he's raised a kid here who just went in to shoot up a school

00:39:19.640 but we don't hear about that did you hear about the guy who uh threatened to kill donald trump

00:39:28.520 uh along with republicans and everything else and uh he's been arrested

00:39:33.560 and he was just uh sentenced i believe i don't remember how many years he is getting uh but have

00:39:41.680 you heard that story anywhere oh because i keep hearing about all of these threats oh yeah because

00:39:46.440 we also got a a new terror camp found in alabama over the weekend same guy or relate to that would

00:39:53.020 have the one in what was it no that's no no no no remember this yeah no that's in new mexico

00:39:57.680 that guy is totally cool no well no it's not no no no he also found the body of a child there

00:40:03.420 no but that has nothing to do with islamic uh extremism oh no whatsoever even though his dad

00:40:11.260 you know part of the you know world trade center bombing come on stop stop being so islamophobic

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00:41:27.100 most amount of money the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program so

00:41:37.280 are we going to war with iran if you've been thinking about that at all of you but you're

00:41:46.620 probably one of the few but it does seem like we are on a collision course with iran and uh there's

00:41:55.760 some some other islamic fun that we should probably talk about i know it's monday don't start don't

00:42:03.060 start with me i know we'll get we're gonna get this heavy eaten uh off of our plate uh and then get to

00:42:10.700 some things that we want to talk about this we need to talk about iran in 60 seconds

00:42:17.480 this is the glenbeck program um people put things on the curb that they want to give away all the time

00:42:27.920 but you wouldn't put things on the curb of actual value right you wouldn't do that it's like your

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00:42:39.780 there well i mean if it doesn't work especially if it doesn't work it doesn't work it's just

00:42:43.740 completely useless to you yes right uh so do not put things out on the public curb if you don't

00:42:50.740 want them and that public curb when it comes to the internet is public wi-fi public wi-fi is really

00:42:59.500 honestly the curb even if it's password protected you are being followed you're not paranoid if you're

00:43:05.760 being followed if it's true but you are being followed you're being followed by facebook google

00:43:10.540 and everybody else they're tracking every move you make now i'm not saying that it's anything

00:43:15.460 nefarious per se or you're doing anything nefarious i just don't like it did you see the google i'm

00:43:21.460 sorry not google uh amazon came out and said they're listening to alexa that they have actual people yeah

00:43:29.020 listening to even in intimate conversations through your alexa does anybody care it doesn't seem like it

00:43:37.260 i know i really don't have one sitting in my house as i have intimate conversations i have several

00:43:41.360 actually do you really i have a bunch of those things man you have to understand that like once

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00:43:50.700 it's just too far it's too it's too difficult for our society you know my wife and i we have this

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00:44:56.480 uh we have uh our head uh head researcher and uh military um uh expert i guess what do we call you

00:45:14.480 an expert now at this point you have grown so much you were in military intelligence but your

00:45:20.460 knowledge of the world in the last three years jason is re is is remarkable how much you know

00:45:27.660 it's a polite way to say i'm a big nerd yeah you are you are you were really stupid before

00:45:32.120 one of the two no you were really sharp before uh you you were the guy who helped figure out

00:45:37.680 what was going on with benghazi right two days two days after benghazi happened we had that thing nailed

00:45:45.060 uh and jason played a big role in that and one thing about that just to revisit it did the law

00:45:50.720 the accolades that have rolled in over that i mean just what wow it's just been overwhelming

00:45:55.280 it really has the media media praise for getting that whole situation right at the beginning you

00:46:00.680 guys have really just swam in that marinated in it for a few years now we really kind of coasting

00:46:05.460 after that you know just just living off of that crown nobody even nobody even recognized it but

00:46:12.140 nailed it exactly what happened uh anyway um the united states has received uh intelligence

00:46:20.720 indicating that iran was preparing to attack u.s interest or allies in the middle east last week

00:46:28.180 we told you that they were going to dispatch a battle group to the persian gulf they moved a

00:46:35.020 patriot missile battery and a squadron of b-52 bombers uh and then late last week iran threatened

00:46:42.900 to begin enriching uranium over the weekend yesterday two saudi oil tankers were attacked

00:46:49.780 in quote an act of sabotage near the persian gulf saudis have not said who's responsible

00:46:57.620 uh this could be either because we don't know or they are restraining due to u.s

00:47:04.480 pressure um but if the saudi's finger iran tensions are going to start to spiral out of control

00:47:12.840 um what does what are we headed for jason i think what's interesting is i think hr mcmaster said said

00:47:21.280 it best uh especially in that area but pretty much this is true all over the world but he said there's

00:47:25.640 two ways to fight the united states right now um one is asymmetrically you know be a cyber attack

00:47:31.720 via terrorism stuff like that yeah and the second way is stupidly or stupid uh this force on force

00:47:39.940 military military they cannot match us no one can no one they said this weekend the um uh i don't know

00:47:47.460 the grand poobah or whatever uh came out and said um there's no match with us in the united states

00:47:54.880 we will win yeah i thought i i read that and i was like wait no did we say that no my gosh they said

00:48:02.680 that i i couldn't believe that's what they said insane well what the threats that they were making

00:48:08.640 towards i'm just i'm just guessing here but the the intelligence we got were probably these asymmetric

00:48:13.060 attacks terrorism hezbollah yeah um they can launch these all over the world the report came out that i

00:48:18.740 think you were talking about maybe last week uh about uh hezbollah presence in venezuela for crying out

00:48:24.240 loud they are everywhere um so hezbollah this is this is really important hezbollah is one of one of

00:48:31.800 maduro's main guys is a hezbollah guy and he has been allowing uh extremists to come in

00:48:40.460 from the middle east and train and be there in venezuela we also know that there was another

00:48:47.920 terrorist training camp like the one in new mexico that was found in where was that alabama

00:48:53.640 this weekend um and uh and they're here they're here we we we know this and it only makes sense when

00:49:04.920 you have a million plus people coming into the border right now coming in over our border we know that

00:49:12.900 hezbollah or hamas has got to be in the numbers uh of those who have crossed uh our border so

00:49:21.280 we don't know what they're planning but i i will guarantee you that there are people here

00:49:28.260 from that are under iranian uh orders radical islamists kind of sounds like you're saying

00:49:35.820 radical islamists and socialists would work together and that would cascade and that you

00:49:40.100 know it would finally come here to the united states destabilize yeah i know there's another one

00:49:44.420 we've lived off of just who just the accolades just keep coming in for that one too it was the

00:49:51.600 third parade was a little much for you guys i mean that's all right i mean i thought the ticker tape

00:49:56.400 parade was nice the first one yeah i mean you get it gets old after a while it does just a lot of

00:50:00.560 cleanup at that point the the the iranian thing i i think is going to continue i think there's going

00:50:05.300 to be a lot of dog barking uh that's going to continue i do do not see a full-on like military

00:50:10.120 you know and get engagement i will tell you they're desperate they are desperate we have

00:50:15.100 because donald trump uh has taken the lead on this um he has crippled their economy he is he has taken

00:50:24.260 their what is it the yak or whatever they they're using over there yes it's the yeah the real yeah

00:50:30.740 it is it has he has collapsed their monetary system collapsed it it went down by what 74

00:50:39.900 74 yeah um as soon as we applied the sanctions and it's not getting better those went back in

00:50:45.440 november and that's only going to get worse they uh the the trump administration put waivers on i

00:50:50.760 think eight countries that were still receiving iranian oil he just announced last week coincidentally

00:50:55.660 when all these tensions started to ramp up he said those are going away now for the past two years

00:51:01.940 the the european union has been telling iran now i don't do anything uh trump is going to be out

00:51:07.320 you know there's a new president he's a one-termer and not not only the european union but john carrey

00:51:12.560 for crying out loud has been over there telling the iranians the same thing right he so he's been

00:51:18.000 colluding with the iranians to say look don't worry about it keep everything in check we're going to

00:51:22.120 get a new administration in there we're going to do it a different way it's crazy absolutely insane

00:51:26.560 but this is exactly what they would have this is where they would have been if we wouldn't have had

00:51:31.340 the disastrous iran deal yes severe recession a collapsing economy uh their currency and free

00:51:37.820 fall they are going to be forced to the table we don't have to give them all this stuff we don't

00:51:42.280 have to legitimize their nuclear program and set them up in another few years to be able to make

00:51:46.900 nuclear weapons anyway which is exactly what it did we didn't have to do those things they were

00:51:51.080 already at the negotiating table on their knees here's the thing and i said this in 2005 about iran

00:51:56.840 and south korea and i said south korea is going to happen first but we've got to get to south korea and

00:52:06.100 be tough right now because once they have nuclear weapons there's only so much you can do you can't

00:52:13.780 you can't be as tough and look at it what are we going to do about south korea or north korea nothing

00:52:20.620 we have nothing we can do because all options at this point are horrific you cannot allow

00:52:28.920 iran to get a nuclear weapon because once they do you have no more good options left you're always

00:52:37.660 left with do nothing or possibly engage in a nuclear war you can't do that now is the time and once they

00:52:47.620 get this weapon it's too late you've got to be tough on sanctions and do everything you can to

00:52:54.880 collapse them look the people want it the people there this is not iraq iran the people it's different

00:53:04.340 those people are different than the the the people were in iraq and you have a chance because the people

00:53:14.360 want revolution but they want a stabilized more westernized state iran was a westernized state it

00:53:25.540 was a successful state it was you know had bad leadership but it was a successful state they have

00:53:32.660 experience having that kind of rule the most people point to isis as having the first caliphate

00:53:39.360 type country or you know terrorist you know islamist state um no it was iran iran was taken

00:53:46.200 over by islamists and terrorists run that country and if you want to find out like if you want to

00:53:52.000 take them at their word they say they want to destroy the state in the nation of israel they are

00:53:55.180 surrounding the nation of israel um you can't think in conventional terms uh with with a with a

00:54:00.800 and they are they're behind the attacks on israel um do you believe the do you believe the intelligence

00:54:09.680 we got on an attack on us our assets or one of our allies do you think it was on us or do you think it

00:54:16.600 was iran i mean um israel i i i think i think it was probably both um it does it's that coincided right

00:54:23.640 with uh the flare-ups in gaza yeah exactly the same time yeah that all that started and again

00:54:28.940 it started with an iranian funded group palestinian islamic jihad they were the ones that kicked it off

00:54:34.220 by firing at israeli soldiers and the two oil tankers that were uh blown up or had sabotage

00:54:41.380 happened to them they were both on the way to the united states yeah so they are trying to cripple

00:54:47.520 our economy uh as well and that fits right with the intelligence as well that's an american asset

00:54:53.560 on its way over here to the united states thank you so much jason i appreciate it

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00:55:07.080 so global markets are uh dicey uh again today uh what is the dow down i saw it earlier down almost

00:55:15.000 another 500 points um before the opening today uh it was uh 532 now 532 down 532 that is what how many

00:55:27.380 days in a row now we've had you know it's been up and down when there's optimism on the trade front

00:55:31.720 that goes up when there's pessimism on the you know they're going to be more tariffs it goes down

00:55:35.280 china said china said um you know over the weekend that they're going to retaliate and they're going to

00:55:42.520 come back and hit us harder if they do all of the tax benefits you know from the trump tax it's all gone

00:55:49.320 it's all gone this has been a total waste and uh gosh i wish the president would uh

00:55:56.180 would waken to this i'm afraid of what's going to happen to john uh not john bolton but uh

00:56:02.980 uh what's his name larry kudlow from what he said this weekend yeah basically saying yeah there's going

00:56:08.860 to be pain for us i mean it kind of goes against the idea that these things are easy to win they just

00:56:14.540 suck for everybody unfortunately everybody everybody loses in this anyway um things are

00:56:19.620 volatile we could be looking at um a war with um iran the build-up to this election literally anything

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00:57:24.340 we break for 10 second station id

00:57:26.140 so have you seen uh what uh congresswoman rashida talib said over the weekend on a podcast

00:57:43.320 no she was on a podcast uh skullduggery um and the episode is titled from rashida with love

00:57:52.320 and this is a quote of what she said quote there's always kind of a calm feeling i tell folks that i

00:57:58.940 get when i think of the holocaust

00:58:00.820 now luckily for her there's a comma but it doesn't get much it doesn't get much better

00:58:07.840 uh there's a warm kind of calming feeling i get when i think of the holocaust and the tragedy of the

00:58:14.940 holocaust and the fact that it was many of my ancestors the palestinians who lost their land

00:58:22.300 and some lost their lives their livelihood their human dignity their existence in many ways have

00:58:27.660 been wiped out and some people's passports and all just because it was in the name of trying to

00:58:34.340 create a safe haven for the jews that's how she views the holocaust that the it was her people

00:58:43.320 the palestinians that were just trying to give the jews a safe land a safe home

00:58:51.640 and they were the ones behind giving that land to israel so it's the palestinians who are the

00:58:58.480 real victims of the holocaust correct correct uh she said all of it was in the name of trying to

00:59:04.240 create a safe haven for the jews post the holocaust post the tragedy and the horrific persecution of

00:59:09.900 jews across the world at the time and i love the fact that it was my ancestors that provided that

00:59:15.380 they did it in a way that took their human dignity and it was forced on them this is incredible on

00:59:26.780 how many levels she said what what was the sentence before that this is sacrificed uh i love the fact

00:59:32.800 that it was my ancestors that provided that in that right in many ways so they provided the land

00:59:38.160 but then she later admits that it was forced on them yeah but they did that in a way that took

00:59:42.240 their human dignity and it was forced on them that's a fascinating observation i mean she obviously

00:59:48.060 is saying that it was bad all right she's saying there was horrific persecution and she does throw

00:59:54.480 that in there but you can tell again where the priorities are same thing with uh 9-11 with ilan

00:59:59.040 omar who's who basically looked at it as an event in which it was sad that some uh you know muslims

01:00:06.200 were later uh you know uh prejudice were victims of prejudice after 9-11 not looking at that as an

01:00:15.040 event that was terrible because 3 000 people lost their lives right looking at it well other people

01:00:19.140 got harassed later on which again there's little evidence of i mean there were there were some very

01:00:24.760 isolated incidents of that it does occur from time to time but uh that's certainly not the the general

01:00:31.080 summary most americans would take from 9-11 well let's not rewrite history here uh first of all

01:00:38.340 israel was the jewish homeland for thousands of years and facts don't care about your feelings

01:00:46.100 the jews began migrating back to their homeland before the holocaust in the late 1800s there was a

01:00:53.080 movement to go back the balfour declaration in 1917 supported a two-state solution the arabs the

01:01:04.200 quote palestinians rejected that and got violent the british sought a two-state solution again in 1937

01:01:13.860 the peel commission and the arabs rejected it they didn't want the jews in the area during world war ii

01:01:21.040 the palestinian leader the grand mufti of jerusalem met with both hitler and mussolini the the palestinians

01:01:29.760 her people allied with the nazis the nazis set him up with a radio broadcast to incite violence against

01:01:38.260 the jews in the middle east he recruited muslims into the ss after world war ii in 1948 when israel

01:01:45.840 became a nation arabs egypt syria jordan lebanon iraq invaded to destroy israel and kick out all of

01:01:53.860 the jews but they failed they tried again during the six-day war in in 1967 they failed in fact there

01:02:02.960 is new evidence now that shows that the grand mufti with hitler was shown auschwitz asked for the plans

01:02:10.900 and were given the plans because he wanted to build little mini auschwitz all over the middle east

01:02:18.640 to finally end the jewish problem so what gives to leave this calming feeling rejecting the two-state

01:02:28.520 solution multiple times allying with hitler and the nazis during the holocaust invading israel

01:02:34.880 directly after the holocaust invading israel again two decades later later what what is the good warm

01:02:42.040 feeling that you get i'd just like to know you're listening to glenn beck there's a new study out of

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01:03:00.260 attention to what you're saying wow you didn't get through that whole sentence nope uh people you know

01:03:04.160 that's partly twitter it's partly the the news cycle how fast it's going everyone's getting

01:03:07.980 bombarded by daily news and social media and everything that's going on uh and staying focused

01:03:12.960 on anything is basically impossible especially if you happen to oh sorry you happen to stay up late

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01:04:01.640 brickhouse glenn.com or 833 ring bhn for dawn to dusk so i've got some great news uh coming up for you

01:04:10.740 some kind of a kind of a you gotta be kidding me kind of news uh coming up in just a second but first

01:04:16.760 uh stew has his game of thrones recap last night second to the last episode uh there are no spoilers

01:04:25.740 in this we've had uh our our game of i've said there's i thought there's big spoilers in this

01:04:30.540 episode yeah i had some really big revelations no we've had our game of thrones fans uh here on the

01:04:37.140 staff go through stew's notes and uh trust me what he he's only seen three episodes so what he thinks

01:04:43.380 are spoilers not spoilers and that's kind of the big thing i don't know where our where our fancy

01:04:48.000 music is thank you for because this is the theme song if you don't know this is the exact theme song

01:04:54.780 no this is not this is a this is like some 13 year old uh you know with their phone playing the theme

01:05:03.780 song you think yeah okay yeah uh so it's uh episode one more episode after this right this is the second

01:05:11.360 to last episode this is it i've only seen three episodes of the show so i don't know a lot about the

01:05:15.820 show yeah but this is what i learned from this most recent okay episode and i think i missed the

01:05:20.740 last week's episode however it's possible the theme song was just so long that it that i just joined

01:05:25.980 it right after last week's episode's theme song ended right so i don't know maybe i didn't miss one

01:05:29.980 all right uh so uncle fester is a new character that that joined this week uh he he's no it's not uncle

01:05:35.940 it's not uncle fester but he looks just like uncle fester he's been there since the beginning

01:05:40.780 i've never seen him before okay um but he was writing a letter weren't looking we learned that the

01:05:45.240 angry elf is still alive which is good because i missed last week's episode um uncle fester and

01:05:50.780 john snow who's a name i actually know now i used to call him i think goatee guy yes he's now john

01:05:55.780 snow um there's that one of the spoilers no that was last that was last time i learned that last time

01:06:01.380 they're saying the queen doesn't want to eat and shouldn't be left alone which could be an

01:06:06.140 anorexia thing i don't know exactly you know which queen the blonde the blondie i think the blonde

01:06:10.360 i think queen blondie yes all right um and john snow apparently does not want to be king

01:06:14.360 which is something i learned here queen blondie though a nice open air balcony with a sweet view

01:06:20.420 i mean i don't know queen blondie queen blondie she's she's living in a place i looks like a loft of

01:06:25.840 some sort it's beautiful overlooks the entire mountain situation it's very nice probably very

01:06:31.020 expensive real estate so that's queen blondie from last night i think so okay okay i think so

01:06:40.040 all right um but this is that you're leading to me one of these big spoilers all right so let me

01:06:44.140 let me get to this okay uh uncle fester he burns his letter and he hides his ring and then he's brought

01:06:49.020 to the beach at night but that's when we got this huge reveal this is a big moment i think in the

01:06:52.260 entire series where we it is revealed that queen blondie's name is daenerys

01:06:57.020 not something similar because they said it and they they called her daenerys which i think is

01:07:03.700 not a yes and again not a not something new if you're watching it huge to me there was there was

01:07:10.740 something last night that i did see uh about the dragon and the dragon's name did you catch that yet

01:07:19.760 i did not catch anything about a dragon's name no okay because you you you've you've already said the

01:07:26.480 name of the dragon was do you remember uh the name of the no i don't remember the name there was a

01:07:33.340 name that came up with the dragon yeah i don't remember okay well you'll have to watch for it i'm

01:07:38.020 not going to spoil it for you okay uh there is some hidden truth about john snow uh we don't know

01:07:43.680 what it is something hidden he's possibly transitioned uh maybe was no i don't think so jones snow at some

01:07:50.580 point previously in the series no okay um queen blondie and john snow then make out which you'd

01:07:56.300 say well if you know why are you saying the transition thing but again we're open here this

01:07:59.660 is a there's always these characters changing these stereotypes um you're kind of missing the big

01:08:05.580 parts of last night's episode but go ahead okay uh it's a little disturbing because i thought i did

01:08:11.940 well on this one uh i thought i really nailed this one actually um okay so if a city rings its bells

01:08:17.900 that means queen blondie is going to or daenerys is going to stop an attack that might happen okay

01:08:23.980 um he and then one of them says next uh queen blondie says to the angry elf next time you fail me will be

01:08:31.420 the last time you fail me um so it's a pretty intense part right i don't know what the relationship

01:08:36.940 is but they have some tension there right uh i've noticed just generally in this region of wherever

01:08:42.220 this is taking place there's just not a lot of smiling there's just not a lot of happy times

01:08:45.900 they don't ever seem to enjoy each other's company you're kind of joining the series at the worst part

01:08:52.360 okay although i will tell you reflecting on it i don't recall a lot of smiling ever okay so another

01:09:01.100 big revelation that i think i got right yeah all right um angry elf tries to tell an obi-wan

01:09:06.380 kenobi character uh some sort of secret and i noticed this is just pragmatically you know what

01:09:11.340 you're talking about at this point well he said he said he was going to tell this obi-wan

01:09:14.720 kenobi guy a secret but just pragmatically logistically it's difficult because he's just so much shorter

01:09:20.640 how do you tell if you're three feet tall how do you tell a six foot tall person a secret it's

01:09:25.760 difficult there's a lot of at least bending involved right but he just tries to basically just say it

01:09:30.340 in a crowd which is it's not a good right not a good idea okay um uh the frumpy girl she's back in

01:09:35.960 this one yeah she wants to kill someone named cersei is what i've uh and then someone known

01:09:41.240 as the stupidest lannister is in prison uh that's what they called himself the stupidest lannister

01:09:47.280 yeah so then angry elf uh gives an emotional speech to stupid lannister about um basically who was the

01:09:52.940 only person or he was the only person around who was nice to him as a kid or something there's some

01:09:56.540 like i don't know middle school drama going on between the two uh then stupid lannister also has

01:10:02.100 a gold hand which seems like it would be limiting in battle uh but an odd choice uh and then there's

01:10:07.680 a castle they show that may be attacked or something um and the doors to break into the

01:10:12.100 castle have an odd gap in between the doors can i tell you something which is really this is something

01:10:16.960 i noticed too last night really i'm like they close the door and there's like a three inch or four

01:10:22.360 inch gap and i'm like okay what what is that you're trying to protect the castle it's like it reminded me

01:10:28.340 of like the like uh you're in a public bathroom and like the the stall the stall has that odd gap

01:10:34.320 and like why would they design it that way right because anyone can look in or in this case break

01:10:39.180 in right which is not a good idea right um so there's two big armies kind of staring each other

01:10:43.600 down um and it at this point i did note that i don't know why it's important or who they are

01:10:49.260 so there but there's two armies okay facing each other okay um then um and i will say this you know

01:10:56.320 there's a lot i don't give anything away about the battle or anything there's a lot of the stuff

01:10:59.360 going on in the series where a lot of people prepare a lot of big weapons and they're fighting

01:11:03.900 and everything and they're getting all excited and then a dragon just flies in and the dragon wins

01:11:08.800 like it's very powerful i don't know if anyone's noticed this right instead of building all of the

01:11:14.160 like axes and stuff that they have they should probably have just worked on dragon recruitment

01:11:19.020 right like really does zip recruiter have a dragon there's no dragons this is the only one left

01:11:25.160 and they've killed two of the three it just seems like that's that's unlikely there's probably

01:11:30.740 they just haven't looked hard enough right get on zip recruiter okay look for dragons so that's

01:11:35.720 what they should have been doing yes because they i was thinking about maybe fire extinguishers

01:11:40.180 or another good option you know another good some sort of asbestos suits that that would be good

01:11:46.460 that would be good okay yeah uh now considering all the stabbing and beheading that goes on um

01:11:51.960 just to die by the dragon's flame may be preferable i would say i you know that yes

01:11:58.040 and just get it kind of like if you just get dissolved seemingly in an instant um the stupid

01:12:02.880 lannister then got in a fight with the lead singer of coldplay who apparently is in the series no it's

01:12:07.180 not that's not that's uh uh i he didn't have a piano that said fair trade now or anything but it

01:12:12.680 looked like him okay uh and then the stupid lannister's name this is another big reveal i think

01:12:17.240 the stupid lannister revealed his name i believe it's jim lannister uh no it's not jim

01:12:23.020 that's not jim but it's i can't even do it for you it's difficult to trust you on something like

01:12:29.880 this really yes because you you you may be misleading me and i don't know um how about

01:12:33.960 the next guy the big tall guy uh he's with frumpy girl and then he goes and he's gonna have a fight

01:12:38.780 or something and his name is like sandal sandor or sandal no something like that no no well he goes

01:12:45.020 and he fights a giant helmetless darth vader in a big battle and that was a pretty exciting scene

01:12:50.740 that was that was really good okay good uh and he keeps stabbing the guy the guys just pretty much

01:12:55.640 enjoy it um i've also noticed that just environmentally i have some concerns about this

01:13:00.480 it's very dusty throughout this entire region um i think if all of this there's a follow-up series

01:13:06.580 it may just focus on the mesothelioma lawyers that can kind of come in and take advantage because

01:13:12.040 there's got they're breathing all sorts of crazy things yeah you gotta get i mean bring a face

01:13:16.480 mask so do you think that's where it started maybe it's possible i do feel like they've those ads have

01:13:21.440 run enough that they may have started back in this dark age right but i would say the two big takeaways

01:13:25.560 are uh queen blondie's name is daenerys uh there's a guy named sandal and a guy named jim lannister

01:13:32.040 so you got those three big giveaways on game of thrones last night thank you very much

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01:15:16.160 12 score in three years ago the unfinished promise of unity it is our uh latest pop-up museum here at the

01:15:24.500 studios in las colinas these are the old paramount this is the paramount lot uh in uh in dallas texas

01:15:32.000 it is the largest sound stage uh in daily television production in all of the americas uh and it is a it's a

01:15:41.540 this is a beautiful facility and we once a year trans uh transform it into a pop-up museum

01:15:49.000 this time uh it again revolves around abraham lincoln the gettysburg address will be here the

01:15:55.160 emancipation proclamation uh will also be here the original emancipation proclamation uh it it's it's

01:16:03.180 really some amazing amazing things on display have you seen the wagon that they just wheeled in they

01:16:09.020 actually fork lifted in yeah what's the so this is an this is an old 1800s uh like conestoga wagon

01:16:16.520 um they're so afraid that when we lift it up again it's just going to fall apart on us it's very

01:16:22.700 rickety and it's it's original it's it's a really old uh wagon and uh the there's fake bottom uh in it

01:16:32.440 where they used to hide slaves and they were it was part of the underground railroad of hiding slaves

01:16:40.180 and trying to get them out uh in the cover of darkness and not be caught with somebody in the

01:16:46.500 bottom of their wagon gone a long way i mean using fake bottoms for that back in the day now it's like

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01:16:56.620 bottom that i was uh thinking of society's gone downhill yeah anyway some really amazing amazing

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01:18:06.540 again they're selling fast uh and our personal tours are always the first to go and i love love giving

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01:18:32.900 most ihop news so i'd be surprised if i didn't right i know you are you actually go to ihop all the time

01:18:37.880 yeah all the time the kids love i've happened uh daddy loves it too right uh so here's the here's

01:18:42.920 the problem uh ihop um ihop tweeted yesterday if you have pancakes in your tum tum does that make you

01:18:52.800 uh a pancake mum mum it's a great mother's great point a happy mother's day to all the moms out there

01:19:00.620 so apparently uh this did not go over well with many people on the left uh that were very upset about

01:19:11.860 it um because it's um well it's not accurate that your esophagus is connected to the uterus

01:19:23.300 well i mean are you sure because it's in your belly i know babies are in the belly that's what i've

01:19:29.000 correct correct but that apparently stew is not true i want to see the science and people were and

01:19:34.580 what was funny is what was funny is they put a stack of pancakes in an ultrasound picture so it looked

01:19:42.220 like there were a stack of pancakes in this ultrasound instead of a baby it's it's very very

01:19:47.460 really worried about this yeah they really were they were really they really did i look pregnant when

01:19:52.500 i walk out of ihop but that's a totally different situation what when you go to ihop and you eat ihop

01:19:58.380 when you walk out you look pregnant uh yes yes yes you do yes you do um but uh apparently

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01:21:34.800 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program there's a lot going on

01:21:46.960 today a lot that happened with the candidates over the weekend they are i think all trying to outdo

01:21:53.660 each other on who could be the most radical uh but they they had some interesting ideas that they

01:22:01.900 revealed over the weekend we'll get into that also uh did nancy pelosi show bad judgment in allowing an

01:22:10.420 anti-israel imam to deliver the house prayer he's not just an anti-israel imam this is one of the more

01:22:19.020 shocking guys that uh is is is around on the the viewpoints that he has and the things that he has

01:22:28.420 said in the past for him to deliver the prayer of peace was pretty remarkable last week we'll give

01:22:35.780 that to you coming up in just over a minute this is the glenbeck program back to content in a minute

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01:24:51.040 uh dave uh i say founder and president of story core uh is uh is with us and he has started a story

01:25:10.900 core in case you don't know you probably don't know if you don't listen to npr um but story core is um

01:25:17.560 a a service that was started by dave and his crew many many years ago uh and what they do is they just

01:25:26.540 get people's stories uh and you go into a booth and you record it well he's starting something

01:25:33.080 different uh it's the one small step initiative and when does this actually when do we start to hear

01:25:38.960 the results on this dave hi glenn it's great it's great to talk to you we um we are um we're in full

01:25:46.240 action we can we we have results coming in all the time you know okay as as you said the that story

01:25:52.600 core the standard story core is two people and we're a non-profit yeah um in every possible way

01:25:57.720 it's two people coming to talk to each other who know and love each other and with one small step

01:26:01.180 we're putting people across the political divides in a booth to you know remind us that um people we

01:26:06.900 disagree with are actually human beings and we don't and we don't want them dead and when you're

01:26:10.640 seeing when you're seeing these people go in there's a difference people are people say horrible

01:26:15.860 things uh to each other online and uh you know and social media but when you're face to face it

01:26:23.500 changes and the second thing that changes is this is being preserved by the library of congress

01:26:29.020 so these voices will last in our national archives forever and people don't want to be

01:26:37.820 you know able to have their grandkids look them up and find their audio of them being a jerk

01:26:43.860 that's you you you nailed it that's exactly why this thing works it's it's kind of the opposite of

01:26:49.060 the impermanence of social media people are aware that their future generations are going to hear it

01:26:53.940 um and you know and i mean you know this is you know this very well when you're face to face with

01:26:59.680 someone you know you can build up all kinds of things in your head and social media is just uh

01:27:03.880 it's a it's a dumpster fire you know for what it does to our brains but when you look at someone

01:27:08.660 in the face and realize you know that you have families you you you love your families we love

01:27:13.740 this country you know i saw there was a survey that i saw since i was on last time um 42 percent

01:27:19.320 of people in each party view the opposition is downright evil 20 percent of republicans and

01:27:23.900 democrats agree with the statement that their political adversaries lack the traits to be

01:27:27.800 considered fully human and these numbers wait wait what was that last one yep 20 percent of

01:27:33.600 republicans and democrats agree with the statement that their political adversaries lack the traits to

01:27:39.000 be considered fully human 20 percent oh my gosh 20 percent think that the country would be better off

01:27:44.420 if large numbers of the opposition died and these numbers are skyrocketing and that's what oh my gosh

01:27:50.780 well this is you know this is a very very serious problem that we're facing this is you know this goes

01:27:55.940 back to this goes back to what i've been saying for for quite some time now and that is a we have to ask

01:28:04.200 both sides because both sides are are looking to win so what happens and we're starting to not

01:28:12.980 understand each other what happens if your side i don't care what side it is your side wins everything

01:28:20.040 and you get everything that you want you know 50 percent of the country is not going to be for that and

01:28:27.360 not want to do that what's your solution and if we're starting to look at each other as not human

01:28:34.700 we're in trouble we know how this ends we do because we know about nazi germany we know about rwanda

01:28:41.680 you know when people were called cockroaches i mean it's it's that there is an extreme danger in

01:28:46.700 dehumanizing uh other human beings and we've seen it before we've seen it in slavery we've seen it in

01:28:52.080 nazi germany we've seen it before we cannot let the country go down this path we can't it is you know

01:28:58.060 it's it's an extermination level uh it is potentially and we have the power uh and what's coming we have

01:29:05.260 the power to destroy the entire world now we do but we also have the power to become the you know

01:29:11.320 to to beat this and you know our you know look there's nothing that our enemies would love better

01:29:16.420 than to see us at each other's throats you know and america collapse and we have to fight this

01:29:21.420 that's the that's the amazing thing we keep arguing in congress um and we're missing the point

01:29:28.940 when it comes to russia russia i i was on the air three years prior saying

01:29:33.980 here's their plan they stated it they were looking to cause dissent between each other and to cause

01:29:41.700 conflict they the only winner in this whole last two years uh when r when russia is involved

01:29:49.980 is russia they've gotten everything they've wanted and more yep yep no i mean it's it's um it's

01:29:58.560 perfectly executed and we've we've um acted exactly as as you know our our enemies russia

01:30:04.940 and otherwise would hope we would um so you know it's our choice and you know i hope that i hope that

01:30:10.580 people will consider being becoming part of of one small step i do know we're going to be in dallas

01:30:14.800 pretty soon um and if you're coming down for the museum do you know i don't know okay let us know

01:30:20.580 when you're here i i definitely will um and um we're going to be recording one small step interviews

01:30:25.640 and if there are any i know you have a lot of listeners everywhere but uh dallas is a is is a

01:30:30.840 strong spot for you uh right to um one small uh sorry um uh one small step at storycore.org

01:30:40.480 and one small step at storycore.org okay s-t-o-r-y-c-o-r-p-s.org if you're in dallas let

01:30:48.320 us know if you want to participate we'll match you with someone who has a different political ideology

01:30:52.660 than you and you'll just but they want to politics but they want to talk decently to you right and

01:30:59.640 you're just going to talk about your lives it's not about arguing issues it's not about politics

01:31:04.420 it's not about finding common ground it's just remembering the humanity and people we disagree

01:31:08.740 with all right so what is the um uh what is the story you're going to bring to us today

01:31:13.320 so um today is just a standard story core story um and it's great to be able to come on and play a

01:31:19.260 every month this is just what happens in the booth this is not one small step it's the other

01:31:24.480 half million people who participated who just know and love each other and this is a dad and a son from

01:31:29.960 jackson mississippi not too long ago um uh they're the family's name is sykes and they came to story

01:31:35.700 core just to talk so here's the nine-year-old with his father do you remember what was going through

01:31:42.960 your head when you first saw me i remember when a doctor pulled you out the first thing i thought

01:31:48.800 was that he was being too rough with you and he actually held you like a little sprite bottle

01:31:54.260 and he was like here's your baby that was the most proud moment of my life don't tell your brothers

01:32:00.380 because it's three of y'all but it was like looking at a blank canvas and just imagining what you want

01:32:08.380 their painting to look like at the end but also knowing you can't control the paint strokes you know

01:32:13.940 the fear was just i gotta bring up a black boy in mississippi which is a tough place to bring up

01:32:20.600 kids period but there are statistics that say black boys born after the year 2002 have a one in three

01:32:28.400 chance of going to prison and all three of my sons were born after the year 2002 so dad why do you take

01:32:38.580 me to protest so much i think i thank you for a bunch of reasons one is that i want you to see

01:32:46.020 what it looks like when people come together but also that you understand that it's not just about

01:32:52.700 people that are familiar to you but it's about everybody did you know the work that martin luther

01:32:58.920 king was doing was for everybody and it wasn't just for black people yes i understand that yeah so

01:33:05.140 that's how you got to think if you decide that you want to be a cab driver then you got to be the

01:33:10.260 most impactful cab driver that you can possibly be are you proud of me of course you my man i i just

01:33:19.320 love everything about you period the thing i love about you you never gives up on me that's one of the

01:33:28.000 things i will always remember by my dad you said it like i'm on the way out of here or like i'm

01:33:34.500 all ready to go so dad what are your dreams for me my dream is for you to live out your dreams

01:33:40.480 it's an old proverb that talks about when children are born children come out with their fist clothes

01:33:45.880 because that's where they keep all their gifts and as you grow your hands learn to unfold because you

01:33:51.920 learning to release your gifts to the world and so for the rest of your life i want to see you live

01:33:57.980 with your hands unfolded that is such a remarkable piece of audio dave thank you so much that's great

01:34:07.260 talk to you good to talk to you and again if you would like to uh be involved just go to one small

01:34:14.000 step please email one small step at storycore.org that's story c-o-r-p-s storycore.org thank you so

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01:36:40.140 you can just kind of get down in the way the you know the politics of the world are going and

01:36:54.520 you get sucked into twitter or something and your life feels like it's going to end at any moment

01:36:59.260 it's nice to hear the story core thing because you get to hear people in their actual element

01:37:03.940 about how they really feel about their lives it's not just a constant back and forth of

01:37:09.020 the annoying politics cable news style another thing i love and when i want to get away from that

01:37:14.700 is this site called human progress and it's a site that that really just goes through and looks for

01:37:19.660 stats i have been there it's amazing it is uh and of course you know as a numbers nerd i i love it

01:37:26.300 for that reason but it basically just shows every once in a while you need to stop and think about

01:37:31.380 how far we've come and how fast it's happened we for we lose track of that you know capitalism has

01:37:37.380 brought so much incredible bounty and and good to the world and it's constantly being beaten up and

01:37:44.420 what we're seeing right now one you know one half of the globe is going through like a socialist

01:37:50.300 disaster where they're they're eating dogs and animals out of a zoo it's crazy and uh you know

01:37:56.180 a little north of that you got a country band you know what we should we should really we should

01:37:59.920 really entertain this socialism thing give it a whirl because you know i'm sure we'll get it right

01:38:03.760 and that's just it is so disturbing to me listen to some of this this is how far we've come and

01:38:09.480 how fast it's happened as late as 1870 life expectancy in europe and the world was 36 and 30 years

01:38:16.460 respectively that's crazy 1870 i mean you know it's obviously a long time ago but not that long

01:38:21.740 today it's 81 and 72 years in 1820 90 of humanity lived in extreme poverty today less than 10 does

01:38:30.260 from 90 to 10 you know what's amazing is people don't they don't think about this it was the that was

01:38:42.180 the premise of the 5 000 year leap do you remember that book oh yeah 5 000 year leap if you've never

01:38:47.340 read it you need to get it order it on amazon concept is so great it is so great it was this 5 000 year

01:38:53.080 leap we had done the same things had the same kind of life for 5 000 years then all of a sudden

01:38:59.780 right around the beginning of our nation something happened and look at us today yeah all of this has

01:39:09.420 happened in that period 18 from in 1888 of the world's population was illiterate today it's 13

01:39:15.220 and 1843 of children died before their fifth birthday think about how many world 43 of children

01:39:24.200 died before their fifth birthday this is when our founders are in the middle of trying to put this

01:39:28.480 together right now uh the percentage is four four percent from 43 to four in 1816 0.87 of the world's

01:39:37.580 population lived in a democracy in 1816 today it's 56 it's nice improvement 1800 food supply per person

01:39:47.740 per day in france which was one of the most advanced countries in the world was 1846 calories so the most

01:39:53.920 advanced country in the world in 1800 1846 calories a day a day today in africa 2624 calories a day oh my

01:40:04.760 gosh remember i mean remember your vision of even in like the 80s and 90s you know you've got

01:40:08.800 flies around the kids heads yeah ethiopia ethiopia you know live aiding whatever aid that was yeah

01:40:15.600 uh we are the world we had to hear nine million times because of these poor kids and of course there

01:40:20.140 are real problems in africa i'm not saying there aren't but they are now on average able to feed

01:40:25.020 themselves relatively well and and you know just in the last 10 years uh if things have changed so

01:40:32.640 much rwanda is is one uh not rwanda uh what was the other one that had the genocide it was rwanda

01:40:39.820 rwanda was a genocide yeah you're thinking of zimbabwe are you no no it was rwanda um they now have

01:40:45.720 uh world-class banking services in parts that you couldn't do anything you didn't have a phone

01:40:54.300 now because of the smartphone they not only have phones but they have world-class banking service

01:41:00.140 and they also are able to sell all of their products so it's changing even the most primitive

01:41:06.720 lifestyles and giving them the ability to bring themselves up out of abject poverty yeah that's

01:41:13.960 really exciting and really i think there's a tendency for i know i believe this a lot um but

01:41:19.860 i think there's a tendency to think okay from 1800 today yes things have really improved we all know

01:41:23.680 that but most of that stuff all that improvement happened a long time ago it's not true we should

01:41:28.620 go through if we have time here in a couple minutes go through what's happened just since the turn of

01:41:33.260 the century because in that time period i feel like most people would say things have gotten worse we

01:41:39.060 know poverty they believe 80 of people believe poverty has has turned to the worst

01:41:43.640 over the past this and turn of the last century 2000 to today oh let's do that because it is

01:41:49.200 incredible how much has happened and we all think it's negative we all think these terrible things

01:41:53.200 have gone on and many have but overall incredible improvement in that time i i will tell you um and

01:42:01.480 yeah i'd like to drag this over because i want to tell you what's happening with my daughter

01:42:05.060 mary if you've listened to this show uh for years you know that my daughter has cerebral palsy

01:42:11.120 she had strokes at birth and she has horrible epileptic seizures and we have tried absolutely

01:42:21.360 everything i mean we have been to the best doctors uh in the country uh wow is medicine changing fast

01:42:31.720 when when i tell you the testing that they have done on her uh to be able to find out if she's good

01:42:40.400 for brain surgery is remarkable i mean i i things that couldn't have been done five years ago are

01:42:48.640 being done and it is remarkable what medicine can do today

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01:44:25.040 it is it is amazing how pessimistic uh we might feel today and how you know it's the exact opposite

01:44:35.920 of the last of the beginning of the progressive era in the progressive era everybody had such great

01:44:41.920 optimism on science and technology and they were like ah everything's going to be fixed by this and

01:44:47.580 look we can change people's eye colors no no you know it was still brutal and ugly we are now at a

01:44:57.200 place to where all of man's wildest dreams times 10 times a thousand are just on the horizon and we

01:45:07.940 are pessimistic and the media never tells you about any of any of the progress that we actually make

01:45:13.240 which is really upsetting so let's look at the let's look at the progress uh just in the last

01:45:19.500 19 years this is since the turn of the century meaning the year 2000 you remember after the y2k

01:45:27.140 reset and we all went anyway go ahead with that uh so uh gdp per person okay uh globally has risen

01:45:35.320 since 2001 by 52 percent now remember we were told all the time that our you know our salaries aren't going

01:45:41.880 up and everything's stagnated and blah blah blah blah gdp per person up 52 percent we can go over some

01:45:48.560 of the other and there's arguments to be made against that and we've done it before but we'll

01:45:51.620 talk about that uh maybe later um infant mortality rate uh has dropped by 38 percent since 2001

01:45:58.840 globally oh my gosh 38 percent just since i mean again this is george w bush's president when this starts

01:46:05.880 this is not ancient stuff can i tell you something you know what's phenomenal about this is

01:46:10.380 this is who you know in america we haven't felt 52 percent increase in personal gdp we haven't felt

01:46:20.680 the 38 percent infant mortality rate the the the 38 percent of of babies that are saved now that were

01:46:29.580 dead 19 years ago because we've already reached it the people when we talk about global warming

01:46:35.720 it's the left that wants to stop this oh yeah stop them in their tracks they've said it they've said

01:46:41.840 it can't allow these third world countries to develop like the united states that is

01:46:45.500 horror that's just horrifying horrifying how that is the compassionate side of some argument is is beyond

01:46:51.720 me it's like hey we want people to be you know to have distended uh stomachs and and die of starvation

01:46:58.420 oh my gosh no and that strain has been present since the very beginning of the global warming stuff

01:47:04.080 it is it's you know in many ways treats people who live in africa as little pawns to make sure you

01:47:12.400 know look we can't we can't let them have the niceties that we have the progressive era oh it sure

01:47:16.980 is they're not they're not they're not worthy no uh of of what we have it's it's really disturbing

01:47:22.300 um life expectancy uh has gone uh up six percent since 2001 but let me note where that comes from

01:47:29.120 what is it up six percent so you get an extra four years of life which is a lot it's in only 15 years

01:47:35.480 i mean think of that ratio if we can increase four years of life expectancy every 15 years that would

01:47:41.540 be a very big deal uh and and it seems like it's accelerating however let me give you just to break

01:47:46.820 that down sub-saharan africa remember we were talking about the kids that we are the world we got

01:47:51.920 to listen to michael jackson sing that freaking song a million times remember how much they played that

01:47:55.840 thing and they're always begging for money on tv and all that that's back in the 80s sally struthers

01:48:00.080 remember that yeah just a just 25 cents a day will feed this village from 2001 to today it's uh in

01:48:07.920 sub-saharan africa they are getting an extra decade of life an extra decade of life i mean that's

01:48:15.420 incredible and again this is not like the center of of the you know the economy here we're talking about

01:48:21.220 sub-saharan africa where they not only had to deal with a an economy that's still uh developing

01:48:26.560 you know they're essentially in the past compared to us but also massive wars breaking out and and

01:48:31.720 genocides and all sorts of terrible things going on there wow uh hunger um this is talking about the

01:48:38.660 how the way they measure this is the uh how many calories per day the average person is deprived if

01:48:43.560 you're hungry we just talked to you a lot of people are not hungry anymore in africa but globally that

01:48:48.220 has declined by 33 percent in uh since 2001 uh undernourishment may i just say this remember what

01:48:55.720 bono said remember bono because you used to be able to say it was the kindness of the rest of the world

01:49:04.060 it was america stepping up and delivering food i remember seeing giant bags of rice and grains sitting

01:49:14.440 on docks over in africa as we would airlift these these huge sums of food and it would all have the

01:49:21.740 american flag on it it's not that anymore and and as bono said aid doesn't work except short term

01:49:30.260 it has to change fundamentally it is the free market system bono is talking about the free market system

01:49:37.520 and how it is saving lives in africa and he later went on to say hold me thrill me kiss me kill me

01:49:44.660 that was another rant he had undernourishment as a percentage of the population uh globally since 2001

01:49:50.720 has declined by 27 percent and 30 percent in sub-saharan africa maternal mortality rate okay mom's

01:49:58.400 mom making making it through the birth uh has declined by 36 percent since george w bush was president

01:50:05.500 uh poverty ratio so this is the ratio of people who are in uh extreme poverty adjusted for inflation

01:50:12.580 uh this is a percent of population uh has declined by 55 percent since uh 2001 and actually that's i gotta

01:50:23.500 say that's 2001 to 2011 the number is not completely updated yet um and yeah so we've seen it and we've

01:50:29.240 seen in china by the way 98 percent drop in that number in that time 98 percent

01:50:35.360 jeez you know tuberculosis has dropped by 36 percent since 2000 uh you know we can go through

01:50:42.320 all these things legitimately all day almost every single measure of whether you're better off

01:50:48.000 in this world has improved dramatically since the year 2000 and yes a lot of this does is happening in

01:50:54.660 places like china and india and africa and we have to of course focus on our own priorities here in the

01:51:00.720 united states we should step back and realize that you know especially if you're a person of faith

01:51:04.360 these people really matter like they're people and so uh you know i think a lot of times because of

01:51:10.420 the sort of geopolitical stuff you know people are like oh well who cares if china's doing well well

01:51:15.240 i care because they're chinese people are really important people just like uh every other person

01:51:20.760 on earth and every other think of every issue when it comes to abortion and all these other things

01:51:25.040 you know we're fighting for people to live that's really the basis of that it is a right to life

01:51:29.840 goes a lot well beyond just the abortion issue it goes it goes beyond we fight for people in

01:51:34.540 venezuela why because we you know because of oil no we fight for people in venezuela because we want

01:51:39.800 them to experience the same great things we're experiencing when it comes to capitalism i love

01:51:44.580 capitalism not because it's a fun word or because it's on my political side of the aisle it's because

01:51:49.360 we've taken two billion people that used to just die from hunger and starvation and lack of medical

01:51:55.920 care and all those things and now they live like it is a literal miracle that has happened within our

01:52:02.200 lifetimes and nobody notices the news never tells you any of this stuff how can a tweet uh from ihop

01:52:12.060 possibly make the news when this stuff is going on i know how can it possibly make the news let me tell

01:52:17.540 you this um mary my daughter she's my eldest she had strokes at birth um and um she uh uh she's she's

01:52:28.000 just a living miracle and i just love her and uh she's been having a real hard time uh with seizures

01:52:35.660 lately she has them all the time and we have tried for years now to get them back under control we've tried

01:52:41.500 every medicine every combination of medicine she's been to every doctor every hospital every expert

01:52:46.980 uh and we just can't find a way and so we're down to surgery now brain surgery sounds really truly

01:52:55.900 frightening because you screw up in the brain you're done okay um and let me just tell you

01:53:03.980 what this free market health care system has done in this um and tell me as i describe this

01:53:15.360 you tell me if this is going to be available uh under a single payer system like they have in england

01:53:25.780 where the leading country for innovation us is done um my daughter started going in for testing

01:53:35.480 and she went in for the first thing they had to do was have her have seizures with her

01:53:41.420 you know head wired for seven days they had to trip her into seizures so they did everything they could

01:53:47.900 to map where all these seizures were coming from and it was the hardest thing to watch because she

01:53:54.140 didn't have any medication in her and she has bad seizures without medication she has grand maul

01:53:59.760 or she has bad seizures with medication without medication she has grand maul and we had never seen

01:54:06.480 those before and it was terrifying to watch um but this hospital here in dallas it was remarkable and

01:54:13.980 they're watching her and monitoring her 24 hours a day incredible um after that they had to map

01:54:22.520 generally where they were coming from then you have to take the next step and the next step is they have

01:54:29.700 to do a 3d modeling of her brain this is brand new technology there's only one guy in all of texas and i

01:54:38.660 think it might even be the region that can even read these tests okay and they model her brain and she

01:54:46.360 goes in for i think three hours and they said the first part is i want you to think of these words

01:54:54.120 don't speak just think of these words read you know uh car cat and so she has to just think of them

01:55:03.800 in real time they're watching her head light up as she's thinking about processing those words then

01:55:12.200 they say think about speaking these words and they watch that light up now speak them now move your hand

01:55:22.520 your right finger move your right hand move your left hand move your arm up and down move your leg all

01:55:30.020 modeling in real time so they're seeing how she understands speech what part of the brain processes her

01:55:37.980 speaking what process what part processes movement etc etc and they put it in a 3d model okay now they lay

01:55:47.840 lay on top of it where her strokes are coming now they can they can laser surgery because she has scars

01:55:55.500 on her brain they can laser off if there's a scar and that's what's causing the seizure they'll just

01:56:02.320 slice that part off but they're not sure exactly where the seizures are coming from is it on the scar is it

01:56:10.320 beneath the scar how close to one of her centers that she's using is this seizure is it in the middle

01:56:17.600 of that thing because if it is then you can't really do anything so the next step that she has to have in

01:56:24.600 the next few weeks she's going in for i think 14 days and they will it starts with surgery they drill

01:56:31.920 holes of some sort in her head and they drop these sensors all throughout her head they actually implant

01:56:41.440 them into her brain and the wires are coming out so it's sending signals and they will watch her in

01:56:48.900 seizures while for for two weeks and it will show exactly where the seizure is coming from

01:56:57.040 so then they pull them out and they'll be able to know this is pinpoint exactly where that seizure is

01:57:06.420 starting what it affects and if we can if we can take it out if we can't go in surgically and take it

01:57:13.960 out what we can do is we can insert pacemakers into her head that will sense any kind of seizure

01:57:23.320 starting and it will send signals out to disrupt that signal and stop her from having seizures

01:57:30.960 that's modern medicine my private insurance that i have for the company my private insurance i've had

01:57:43.280 to pay five thousand dollars one test was fifty thousand dollars one test that was the one five-hour

01:57:50.700 test that wasn't the two weeks in the hospital if she has this done it will cost probably about a

01:57:57.640 million dollars we'll probably pay ten grand that's what good private insurance does this is what

01:58:08.220 modern medicine is doing with the free market system and it starts expensive and goes down you know

01:58:16.480 the one thing that they don't take insurance on is uh is uh laser eye surgery have you noticed how

01:58:24.640 cheap labor laser eye surgery is very effective too and very effective why because people have to

01:58:31.340 personally pay for it and they shop it there is simple solutions to the problems that we have with

01:58:38.940 health care the last thing we need to do is stop the advancement of medicine

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 13, 2019

Dangers of Dehumanizing ｜ Guest： Dave Isay ｜ 5⧸13⧸19

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