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00:00:06.400 wow uh boy the president's really struggling isn't he there's no support out there for him

00:00:13.800 there's no passion for him meanwhile uh meanwhile they're uh having a hard time you know if you're

00:00:20.220 betto whoo you're looking at your crowd of like 20 people going ah that's it i think we're in

00:00:28.340 trouble here do the democrats have the kind of passion that we saw last night from president

00:00:35.780 trump and i will show you how how passionate it was in a way that i have not seen yet and mainly

00:00:45.080 because i think google is making it impossible for you to see it i'll explain in one minute

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00:02:29.140 so last night i saw um i saw donald trump's rally and i just saw the just saw the uh the pictures uh

00:02:45.340 of donald trump's rally and i thought wow now i want to take you through and and i'm going to

00:02:53.320 describe these but if you're a subscriber to the blaze this is the time you're you're going to

00:02:58.500 really appreciate your subscription because i want you to see these pictures but i'll describe

00:03:03.180 them if you're just listening to us on radio um here is uh a picture that i had no problem finding

00:03:10.560 at all no problem finding from 2008 this is barack obama during the uh during his election okay we all

00:03:22.540 remember this i think this one is up in uh i think this is wisconsin i could be wrong i think this is

00:03:28.980 madison a lot of people there i mean there's a big turn a lot of people a lot of people okay we we

00:03:35.120 remember that right now if you remember he had massive crowds in 2008 when he was first elected when

00:03:44.620 he you know he's first was running massive crowds then what happened let me go to picture number two

00:03:52.520 now google did not help me find any of these oh i'm sorry this is these are the uh this is the trump

00:03:59.040 rallies okay from uh 2016 and you'll see a lot of people right same kind of picture is it not stew

00:04:08.100 yeah gigantic crowds and multiple venues you know all over the country multiple venues right and so we

00:04:13.500 know that obama had them in 08 and we know that trump had them in 2016 now let's go back and see what

00:04:23.020 happened after four years of obama how was the health of of obama's uh coalition here's uh the next

00:04:33.180 picture uh now you could you could say that this is this is this stadium is uh you know half full

00:04:40.700 i would say it's half empty in fact i would say it's more than half empty because you'll see they

00:04:46.160 curtained off the other part of the uh of the arena so they're not even used they're using a quarter of

00:04:53.360 the arena and only about what would you say a quarter of it is full half of it is full maybe half but i

00:05:00.160 think it's less than half yeah i mean and that's half of a quarter we should say so we're at an eighth

00:05:06.340 half of a quarter of an arena okay so if you remember he started doing these things and he's

00:05:11.980 like oh boy we're in trouble and so he scaled it back here's the next photo again you are not going

00:05:17.220 to find these on google oh look at uh we really should stop doing arenas because this one is more

00:05:24.460 than half empty of a quarter next one so let's scale them back let's start doing public parks

00:05:32.420 i'll be under a gazebo if you see this picture there's probably i'm going to be generous and say

00:05:39.520 400 people there but you see on the other side of the gazebo there's nobody there's nobody around it's

00:05:46.900 not like people are you know really straining to see him you're right up next to him in a gazebo

00:05:52.580 next one oh he started to uh put a mariachi band uh out front uh as people were gathering this is

00:06:03.860 shortly before president obama uh in his re-election campaign uh came into the room and uh

00:06:10.760 and they had a mariachi band um and even that wouldn't attract anybody next

00:06:17.500 this is donald trump last night this is donald trump last night it looks a little like what

00:06:28.500 donald trump had in 2016 now you tell me that joe biden can attract that you tell me that joe biden

00:06:39.180 has any of that fervor in fact i'll go a step further you have with joe biden a situation that i

00:06:47.920 think is going to rapidly decay i don't know if you've heard the uh the latest on joe biden but

00:06:56.080 from the washington post joe biden wistfully recalled on tuesday an era in which he was able to get along

00:07:04.800 with segregationist senators even though they didn't agree on on much dismissing criticism

00:07:11.600 from his party's left-wing flank that he's too conciliatory towards political adversaries

00:07:17.160 the former vice president told a crowd of about a hundred people let me say that again the former

00:07:23.980 vice president told a crowd of about 100 people that one of his strengths was bringing people

00:07:30.820 together he knows that this makes him old-fashioned in the eyes of democrats but he remained adamant

00:07:37.760 that political fellowship of that sort maintained with white supremacists in the 1970s was not just

00:07:44.320 possible in today's climate but it is the best answer to the forces elevating president trump

00:07:50.780 if we can reach a consensus in our system what happens uh he then goes on to talk about how he was

00:07:58.100 uh he cited the late senator james eastland of mississippi and herman talmage of georgia who are

00:08:06.720 both steadfastly opposed to civil rights and racial and racial integration i was in a caucus with james

00:08:15.200 eastland biden said where he was introduced by so and so uh the democratic presidential candidate who

00:08:21.980 had been who led his competitors in early polls of the blah blah blah blah blah he said um he then he

00:08:29.340 impersonated the southern drawl of a mississippi cotton planner uh and he said he never called me boy

00:08:35.980 he always called me son okay well you're white senator you see that that was a slam when you called 0.75

00:08:44.960 somebody boy you were usually talking to a black man and that was a demeaning slam against you okay 0.97

00:08:53.540 you're white of course he never called you boy you were white so this guy that he was holding up and 0.75

00:09:02.020 saying i had a friendship with i could get along with and we could work together he thought that black

00:09:07.460 americans belonged to an inferior race and warned that integration would cause mongrelization

00:09:14.260 biden remarked uh that uh i've been around so long i worked with james eastland even in the days when i

00:09:28.400 got there listen to this the democratic party still had seven or eight old-fashioned democratic

00:09:34.400 segregationalist you'd get up and argue like the devil with them but then you'd go down and have 0.82

00:09:40.480 lunch or dinner together okay hang on just a second there is something about hey i disagree on tax policy

00:09:49.060 uh i disagree on what we should do with the war there's a huge difference between oh by the way i don't

00:09:56.160 think these people over here are people i don't know if we you know it's not like hey i i sat with hitler

00:10:02.800 and i argued all day and all night but then we had a delightful time and having some uh you know

00:10:09.680 having some hassen pfeffer what this goes back to a fundamental truth about joe biden running for

00:10:17.800 president is that he's not good at running for president like he's already tried it he loses

00:10:22.840 every time he tries it this is this could go south quickly it could it could this is by the by the way

00:10:29.640 from the washington post where he's holding up first of all he's he's he's blowing a hole through

00:10:36.580 the line that it was republicans that were all the segregationists no it was still the democrats the

00:10:43.600 democrats in the 60s were still in with the clan okay there was no migration over to the republican

00:10:51.100 party that didn't happen and here he is a qualifying that and saying yes that's you know they still had

00:10:59.000 we still had seven or eight you know hardline segregationalists who didn't even see black

00:11:03.640 people as black people but i had dinner with them i could work with them that was great okay wait a

00:11:10.180 minute hang on just a second what does that say about how you can't talk to donald trump you could

00:11:17.680 have dinner with people who didn't think people were people but you can't talk to donald trump he's

00:11:25.720 just too extreme what where are you coming from it is it is remarkable to me by the way another thing

00:11:35.800 the uh press should be concerned about the democrat should be concerned about uh the day before he

00:11:42.880 launched his uh his rally trump raised a record 24.8 million dollars one day before

00:11:52.520 so he launches his campaign and he raises a record of 24.8 million dollars i'd say there's some passion

00:12:02.900 there i'd say there's some passion by the way uh we're going to go through some of the audio uh here

00:12:09.400 in just a second but i thought it was also interesting uh uh that donald trump is is on the

00:12:18.560 campaign trail uh he starts he raises record amounts he has crowds that i have not seen a

00:12:26.240 president ever have in re-election and i've only seen on one other president get it and that was barack

00:12:32.720 obama who was the first black man in history to be a president that faded quickly this isn't fading

00:12:41.200 how how are the democrats going to be able to do this when they're infighting and i'm telling you

00:12:49.980 even if joe biden uh gets the nomination he's going they're going to be infighting look at how far

00:12:57.640 to the center he's trying to run and even in that article from the washington post it talks about how

00:13:03.960 he is just brushing by the leftists so he he doesn't care what the left is saying apparently

00:13:11.440 we know that's not true because he changed his long-term stance on abortion so he does care about

00:13:17.660 that but do you really think that the the people who support bernie sanders are going to be supporting

00:13:23.900 joe biden i don't think so because they actually believe in revolution and they don't see him as

00:13:31.080 a revolutionary they see him as macron in france he'll be another macron for anybody who is actually

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00:15:29.780 let me uh let me give you some audio this is cnn as they cut away from the trump rally i can't

00:15:52.020 imagine why they were cutting away listen to this 2016 was not merely another four-year election

00:15:58.960 this was a defining moment in american history ask them right there

00:16:07.060 by the way that is a lot of fake news back there that's a lot that's a lot

00:16:36.240 all right we've been watching the president kick off his re-election bid he's been on stage

00:16:42.520 for about six minutes within two minutes he did talk about the economy but within four minutes it

00:16:48.940 was attacks on the media so uh he was talking about a bright rosy future but then quickly reverted to

00:16:56.420 some of the same themes he's been talking about since he began running four years ago today

00:17:02.040 yeah it really wasn't an attack on the media did you notice that stew it was really an attack on uh 0.97

00:17:08.400 on cnn cnn specifically there yeah yeah and you think when they were chanting cnn sucks i don't think

00:17:15.180 that was the media that was that was cnn and apples being apples you probably don't want to pull out of

00:17:21.540 coverage especially when they're when the guy's talking about you right like that's sort of a banana

00:17:25.800 thing to do isn't it to try to hide the fact that you're being attacked i mean i honestly don't even

00:17:31.740 understand it i mean like obviously their audience is going to be pleased that donald trump does not

00:17:37.240 like them so why try to pull out and hide that i don't even understand the reasoning i think because

00:17:42.600 i think because you'll notice they they dump the uh the video and the audio as soon as the attack

00:17:50.300 stopped so i think if i mean this is this is backseat driving giving them a lot more credit than

00:17:58.160 they probably deserve but i if if i were making the call i would be like hold hold hold the minute he

00:18:05.240 changes subjects so he's off of us go um however i that's giving them i mean that's giving them cnn

00:18:14.440 superpowers i just don't think that's what they were scrambling they were planning on doing they're like

00:18:19.040 get back at the desk get back at the desk you gotta go go go go go go and he changed subjects

00:18:25.160 as they left it must it must be bizarre for the average cnn viewer though because i mean you get

00:18:29.300 basically and this is cnn and msnbc but you get basically this constant barrage that everyone is

00:18:35.920 abandoning trump and everyone there he has no supporters anymore and you brought this up at the

00:18:40.180 beginning i mean i don't think there's any question that donald trump has massively passionate

00:18:44.260 supporters like i like they're they have not and the 90 of them plus have not faded from their

00:18:51.540 passion for donald trump the question is does he have a large enough group of passionate people to

00:18:56.480 win an election and obviously that's going to be what the answer that you know we're gonna get that in

00:19:00.260 18 months but i mean the idea that you're going to say that like he doesn't have these passionate

00:19:04.680 supporters and that they don't care is it's an asinine argument i mean that's that's his whole his

00:19:09.400 whole thing the question is is um will it influence people and i think it will you know don imus taught

00:19:17.620 me something a long time ago he said uh uh if you don't have 30 percent of the audience that hates

00:19:23.380 you the available audience that hates you you're not doing anything you're not you're not being

00:19:28.420 different enough you're not you know you you 30 percent of the audience is what provides fuel for the

00:19:34.780 other 70 percent uh and he didn't mean it like go you know go make people pissed off etc etc he was

00:19:42.040 just like you're not saying anything if you don't have you know at least you know some people that

00:19:50.120 really dislike you so donald trump he's he's got about 30 percent of the people who really don't like

00:19:57.960 him now he's also got about 30 percent of the people who love him that was don's other piece of

00:20:04.580 advice only if you have that polarization only if you have that real people who are just like i this

00:20:11.040 this guy really hacks me off will you have the passion of the audience maybe 30 percent that will say

00:20:18.180 i love this guy and it's the effect of the i love this guy that will sway the rest of the audience

00:20:26.900 now here's here's the problem with donald trump uh donald trump has the media and the media will

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00:20:50.900 is important the same time the media is going to be tearing it apart and saying no no look at all the

00:20:56.440 people that hate him well i got news for you the media is not who they were in 2016 who's watching

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00:23:52.980 this is the glenn beck program and we have pat gray joining us i want to start with some audio

00:23:57.800 here pat and get your uh your thoughts on this this is illinois state senator julie morrison

00:24:02.500 uh she was uh at a town hall meeting and a concerned guy a gun owner said you know i uh you're you're

00:24:11.660 you're fining me you're registering me just so i can be legal with my gun how is this going to help

00:24:19.440 anything because what what other than law abiding citizens are going to do this listen to what she 0.99

00:24:26.020 said yeah nobody has got to be called out for the bus so senator morrison you have an sd you have a

00:24:32.440 senate bill 107 to take away my semi-automatic firearms

00:24:36.940 i'm not taking your gun away from you you just can't buy any new ones you want to turn it over

00:24:48.580 to the state police you can't buy new ones unless i give you a fine unless i pay a fine for each firearm

00:24:56.000 and register them then i get to keep it okay so if i get to keep it if i pay a fine and register

00:25:04.080 then how dangerous what how dangerous is it in the first place why do you need to ban it at all

00:25:09.680 why do you need to try to ban

00:25:12.040 listen to her response he's saying how dangerous would it be if i'm going to pay the fine and register

00:25:20.140 well you've just maybe changed my mind maybe we won't have a fine uh at all maybe we'll just

00:25:26.860 be a confiscation and we won't have to worry about that you're fine

00:25:29.820 there you go now if you watch this this is on we just have the audio but if you watch this video

00:25:37.180 her body language is so arrogant she is she is just saying you better watch yourself dude because i'll 1.00

00:25:44.760 just take your guns away that's amazing because i mean you could make that argument it's a good

00:25:50.320 argument he makes and that if if a crime is if something's bad and dangerous like a child porn

00:25:55.420 if you go just like well i can pay a fine and then i can keep it well then you're saying child

00:25:59.620 porn isn't really all that dangerous or all that awful isn't it so here is a situation with guns

00:26:05.380 and where she kind of realizes the flaw in her logic and says okay yeah we'll just confiscate them

00:26:09.880 that is uh an admission of what they actually want right like that's what in the end of the day

00:26:15.460 you know if they could have everything that they desired confiscation would be exactly that

00:26:21.600 because then there's no there's no pushback against the power that they have and you could

00:26:25.960 do that if you um i don't know alter the u.s constitution there's a little process that you

00:26:32.920 go through but if you go through that process and it's successful where where you get three

00:26:37.880 quarters of the states on board with you then uh you know go ahead and make that change yeah and

00:26:42.000 you have to do a lot more than repeal it obviously you'd also have to ban the the guns in the amendment

00:26:46.860 and then you'd have to make sure the states couldn't do it as as well because they would

00:26:50.820 of course exactly then you'd have to go door to door and clean out you know 330 million guns which

00:26:55.740 is probably not go as well as you expect no so there's a there's quite the process there to

00:27:00.720 make that happen you'll never guess what happened to my my guns up here at the ranch oh no did they

00:27:07.340 all are they gone in a boating accident i how did you know that pat you just wow that's what

00:27:14.840 happened to mine amazing yeah i used to have an ar-15 in a boating accident and and i lost him

00:27:19.600 in a boating accident so jeffy just yeah jeffy just lost all of his in a tornado right um last night i

00:27:27.780 just left my guns out on the porch because i just you know there's nobody here and i was going to get

00:27:32.700 up this morning and do some shooting okay so i left all my guns out on the porch and i believe

00:27:39.600 bunny rabbits came and took all of them and buried them someplace i don't know where they are and i

00:27:45.640 can't report it to the police what am i going to oh i was attacked by bunny rabbits who stole all of

00:27:49.880 my stuff they'd never report that they'd never believe that but they're all gone nature is evil

00:27:56.360 at times and at times and it's it's terrible to see i love the idea too that like even if you were

00:28:02.040 somehow able to get all the guns out of americans hands there's certainly no way to 3d print guns or

00:28:07.820 that technology is not around the corner or to get them brought in illegally i'd we because the

00:28:12.840 open border that the democrats also desire would be a problem with this whole uh importing guns to

00:28:19.020 a country that didn't no way a minute wait a minute wait a minute are you saying that these good

00:28:24.940 families that are just coming here for a better life would be smuggling guns into our country i think 1.00

00:28:31.060 there was drugs i think there would be a percentage that might be interested in that market if it 0.51

00:28:37.960 happened to open up and what i like about this is when when you talk about this issue and confiscation

00:28:43.040 of guns in america people will often call or tweet oh come on it could never happen in america we got

00:28:48.920 the second amendment can't confiscate it's already happened in america it's already happened 2005 post

00:28:56.040 uh hurricane katrina new orleans louisiana thousands and thousands of people had their guns

00:29:02.580 confiscated and many of them never got them back never got ever never got the national guard went

00:29:09.000 door to door armed to the teeth and confiscated americans guns wow and see that's the way it will

00:29:16.720 happen though that's the way it will happen it'll never be hey we're gonna pass a law and on tuesday

00:29:22.040 we're all coming because just nobody would put up with it it'll be an emergency there is if there's

00:29:26.900 an emergency and everybody is freaking out and the news coverage is elsewhere you're you could have

00:29:35.220 that happen yes well you could and it has so uh so here's the thing i would uh i would let me just

00:29:43.420 first of all uh i would uh just suggest to everybody that uh perhaps uh that's an airsoft

00:29:52.620 gun you've got right there isn't it that's just no this is a sig this is a brand new sig this is great

00:29:57.980 you'd love this pat this is the best gun i've i've ever i've ever shot really it's a p320 it is

00:30:05.260 fantastic it's the new gun that the military is starting to carry uh and it is i mean yesterday during

00:30:12.500 one of the breaks i just went out shot some targets uh because i was getting pissed off by all this

00:30:16.860 and uh 20 with 25 feet uh a about a five or six inch uh round uh at 25 feet hit 21 out of 21 shots

00:30:30.040 and that's the great thing is wow this holds 21 not eight or whatever it is in new jersey oh there's

00:30:37.020 no reason for that there's no reason to have multiple bullets 21 shots there's no reason for 0.97

00:30:43.040 that there's there's one purpose and one purpose only for that gun and that's to kill people it's

00:30:48.460 that's the only it's a military killing device that's what it is shocking well shocking that you

00:30:54.580 have it right there i mean i'm scared i'm frightened right i do use it i i will tell you that you're

00:30:59.440 frightened yes i'm in another state i'm still disturbed i'm very disturbed and very scared

00:31:04.900 here's the thing uh you know i use it for sporting but the only reason why i got into it as a sport

00:31:12.100 is because i was going to make sure that if anybody came into my house to uh threaten me and my family

00:31:16.960 they would be dead before i would uh and so yeah you're right that's kind of insensitive it was

00:31:23.600 designed to kill people okay yeah yes it was it's a gun it wasn't supposed to be a doorstop

00:31:32.020 no no in fact if you use it as a doorstop you shouldn't have one right right just saying if 0.97

00:31:40.500 you don't realize that yes that is what this machine does is kill people yes uh if you don't

00:31:50.420 know that you shouldn't have a gun exactly uh uh i'd like to suggest one more thing stew can you

00:31:58.280 talk to tim today in our uh in our uh you know marketing department or our you know store department

00:32:06.060 i would like to start selling come and take it flags and come and take it uh uh bumper stickers

00:32:13.660 because i think everybody in illinois if you believe the what you do you need to start flying

00:32:20.500 the flag in texas this is a gift from texas okay you go ahead and take our flag and what was the name

00:32:28.320 of the uh the battle that that came from uh gonzalez right the battle and it it happened after the

00:32:37.400 alamo right uh yes yes it did between the alamo and san jacinto mm-hmm okay and so what happened was

00:32:47.720 they um they had this ceremonial cannon given by the mexican uh dictator uh and uh they said we've

00:32:57.140 got it we left this cannon behind the americans you know we left this cannon behind and they and 0.64

00:33:01.660 they said go get it and so they went and the uh the the texans buried it uh and uh and flew the flag

00:33:10.580 that says come and uh come and take it and uh didn't work out well for the dictator they actually

00:33:16.940 couldn't take it uh so they didn't take it so uh that cannon uh that cannon remained in the hands

00:33:23.340 of texans uh so may i just suggest we start looking uh a little more like texans all across the country

00:33:31.260 go ahead come and take it oh that's wrong to say i think he's advocating violence so aggressive oh my

00:33:39.260 gosh i'm so aggressive i'm so i'm so hurt and he had a gun on screen while he said it oh my gosh

00:33:47.720 he was out of control all right pat thanks so much

00:33:51.180 more on the border more on uh president uh trump and uh so much more coming up in just a second

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00:35:53.500 this is the glenbeck program

00:35:55.780 all right uh welcome to the program let me go through some of the uh audio from the the trump

00:36:05.840 rally last night uh here is a black voter in florida oh boy what's he gonna say listen up

00:36:14.840 come here mike mike this this is a guy from my community uh how do you feel like the president

00:36:21.460 has delivered on issues when it comes to black america man honestly as a black american i have

00:36:26.860 never seen a president do so much for our community as this president you're talking about

00:36:31.520 lowest uh unemployment you got uh prison reform first step act um urban revitalization this

00:36:39.020 president is delivering on his promises and he's unifying the country on top of that you know over on

00:36:44.680 the left i had an opportunity to go and see the anti-trump protesting and it was all just negativity

00:36:49.980 all the energy in this room was electric and positive you know conservatives call me patriot

00:36:55.860 american brother leftists they call me other things that i will not say on tv but as americans we are united

00:37:02.820 under this president it's good to see lawrence jones isn't it yeah yeah that's great lawrence is

00:37:09.220 really you know we have had so many people graduate from the blaze and they go on to do amazing things

00:37:14.220 and lawrence is our our latest alumni uh who is now working at uh at fox he was the reporter there um

00:37:21.880 this is not something that you're going to hear on mainstream uh media at all unless you're watching

00:37:28.260 fox they're just not going to cover that yeah uh and and lawrence just went to a um an anti-trump or no i

00:37:37.740 think it was a uh a gay pride uh rally where he said he was told over and over again go back to fox 0.91

00:37:45.840 there's lots of cotton to pick unbelievable wow the racism is there you know i will say two one thing

00:37:53.440 about the the voters comments and you know look i think it's great that you finally see you know

00:37:58.020 someone who's stepping up and saying hey things are actually good we're not all in concentration camps

00:38:02.780 as alexandria cortez wants you to believe which we need to get into that as well

00:38:07.000 i'm going to i'm going to yeah don't unleash this one no no this is but the point is that like i

00:38:13.760 don't think we especially as conservatives should look at donald trump doing something for the black

00:38:19.360 community donald trump should be doing things and has done things that he believes benefits everyone

00:38:24.700 right and the black community is part of america right so there's i don't i don't even like the idea 0.90

00:38:29.400 of the thought of a black community or a white community like these are like these are like traps set

00:38:36.140 by people who do identity politics and want us to all look at each other as groups instead of

00:38:41.160 individuals and like i you know look the the idea that the black unemployment rate is is at a historic

00:38:46.680 low is a fantastic thing but it's part of a larger development that unemployment is better for

00:38:52.280 everyone and should be better for everyone um so i like i understand why as someone who has been

00:38:59.100 overlooked largely by democrats for many many years how you'd say oh hey look donald trump is doing

00:39:03.580 something for the black community but i hope donald trump's motivation is like and i think it is

00:39:07.540 it's just you're just doing things that are right and if you do things that you believe are right and

00:39:12.160 they work it's going to benefit everybody so that's that's that's the amazing thing you know look we

00:39:17.300 we're 22 trillion dollars in debt how much money stew have we spent on eradicating poverty in our day

00:39:24.660 oh yeah it's it's tens of trillions of dollars yeah it's it's i think 20 21 or 22 trillion dollars

00:39:31.000 since the great society speech with uh johnson it hasn't affected anything here's something that

00:39:38.100 donald trump did without a program without a program just improve the economy just free people

00:39:47.400 to work free people to create businesses and look what happens the government doesn't understand the

00:39:55.120 government thinks it's the solution when indeed the government is the problem uh you know when you

00:40:01.500 when you have the government regulating absolutely everything it is only eating into money which is

00:40:07.380 stopping people from doing things and creating more and spending that money and being able to hire

00:40:13.280 people etc etc just get the government out of the way and trust the people and that is the real problem

00:40:19.620 with socialism that is the problem with progressivism they say it's about the people but it's not

00:40:26.000 it it is about enslaving the people because they don't trust people to make the right decisions

00:40:33.680 well i don't need a babysitter and uh i've already had a mom and dad get the hell out of my way

00:40:40.900 i'm in charge of my life you're listening to glenn beck

00:40:46.840 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment 1.00

00:40:57.680 you know i can handle stupidity i can handle stupidity there are people 1.00

00:41:09.780 in life that are just stupid and they weren't gifted with you know all the brains that you might 1.00

00:41:19.680 have i feel many times that i'm one of those guys it's just not so gifted when it comes to the the 0.99

00:41:26.880 brains uh department but i try i refuse to live in self-imposed ignorance i actually do my homework and i

00:41:36.260 guess i would imagine you do too that you want to be a better person you want to learn you want to

00:41:42.980 know what the truth is ocasio-cortez is not one of those people she is living in a prison of self-imposed

00:41:53.380 ignorance and enough is enough i begin there in one minute this is the glenbeck program

00:42:02.020 all right i've been a customer of gold line now for over 10 years and um you know there's some

00:42:12.380 there's some things that you should know i've i've told you forever uh that i've i purchased gold and

00:42:19.940 i look at it as an insurance policy um and that insurance policy i will stop talking about gold when

00:42:27.180 the when the country and the world stops running towards insanity when they start to get a handle

00:42:34.700 on fiscal responsibility we're 22 trillion dollars in debt no country nothing there's never been a debt

00:42:42.140 that size ever when you when you look at our actual debt because of all of our promises we're approaching

00:42:49.740 200 trillion dollars it's not going to happen so what does that mean well that means usually you

00:43:00.300 inflate the money now why did the why did the fed just uh roll rates back well they'll tell you it's

00:43:09.720 because the economy they're concerned about the economy so they're going to want to roll those rates

00:43:13.580 back and make money more cheap well when you make money more cheap you've got to inflate the money you

00:43:21.700 have to print more money so people are spending more money that's devaluing your dollar when the when

00:43:30.580 the fed raises rates it's to slow things down because the economy is overheating it's more importantly at

00:43:39.220 this point the reason why they inflated the interest interest rates is they have to grab some of that

00:43:45.360 money back they got to destroy some of that money uh unless we're going to go into some sort of

00:43:52.120 hyperinflation so it's not a good thing for the value of your dollar in 1945 uh 1949 a dollar was worth

00:44:01.900 a dollar okay a dollar by uh 1964 that one dollar in 1964 that one dollar back during the war was now worth

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00:44:25.020 if i didn't get interest or anything else on it i just put that dollar in when i the the day i was

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00:45:35.940 uh

00:45:53.940 you

00:45:56.180 Boy, there are so many ways.

00:46:11.920 There are so many ways that I could take this next break.

00:46:18.200 And I have done a lot of thinking about it because at first I was sad,

00:46:24.420 and then I was really angry, and then I got more angry,

00:46:28.120 and then I really started to listen more and more,

00:46:30.800 and I got even more angry, and I thought, this is not helpful.

00:46:38.720 So righteous indignation is really important at times.

00:46:45.540 But right now, I'm not sure we can figure out the difference

00:46:49.340 between just everybody's anger and righteous indignation.

00:46:54.420 When you have reason to be angry,

00:47:00.280 it's not always the best thing, the most helpful thing, to be angry,

00:47:07.200 but you're at least justified in it.

00:47:14.000 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a sideshow.

00:47:21.320 And I believe the people who are in the Democratic Party, they know that.

00:47:27.280 She is just a hired gun. 1.00

00:47:30.120 That's all she is.

00:47:31.500 They wind her up, and she goes out, and she, you know, bangs the cymbals together.

00:47:36.120 I know what that's like to be somebody who is viewed as effective

00:47:42.800 and could go out and just bang cymbals together like those little wind-up monkeys.

00:47:48.700 But it takes intelligence and courage to not be one of those wind-up monkeys

00:47:58.380 and be in the service of a group that is using you.

00:48:06.840 Cortez, for everything we ever heard about Sarah Palin, 1.00

00:48:12.860 on how stupid she was, 0.99

00:48:14.260 I have not heard that about Ocasio-Cortez from anybody in the mainstream media. 1.00

00:48:21.220 And she's,

00:48:22.220 she almost,

00:48:25.620 she's at the point to where I think we should discuss

00:48:29.200 having her obtain a license 1.00

00:48:33.160 to be able to walk around with this much stupidity 1.00

00:48:38.320 because she is becoming extraordinarily dangerous to the truth. 1.00

00:48:44.440 The problem is,

00:48:46.040 is that,

00:48:47.200 you know,

00:48:47.760 if we,

00:48:48.540 if we don't talk about the truth,

00:48:51.520 you lose your ability to be able to

00:48:54.420 find the truth,

00:48:56.800 to decipher the truth,

00:48:58.260 to recognize the truth.

00:49:00.740 And I don't think she's that.

00:49:03.000 I think she just

00:49:04.040 is so filled with her own self

00:49:07.820 and surrounded by people who

00:49:10.000 always agree with her

00:49:11.640 that she,

00:49:12.940 she doesn't realize 1.00

00:49:14.500 just how stupid she is. 1.00

00:49:17.200 And I say this with a guy, 1.00

00:49:18.900 I'm,

00:49:19.240 I'm a guy who has

00:49:20.300 deep,

00:49:21.660 deep personal experience 1.00

00:49:23.680 with stupidity. 1.00

00:49:25.420 When I was, 1.00

00:49:26.440 when I was 30,

00:49:27.180 I realized I knew nothing,

00:49:29.520 nothing.

00:49:31.440 And I tried to figure out

00:49:33.740 what I really believed.

00:49:34.900 Then September 11th happened

00:49:36.300 and I knew nothing.

00:49:37.820 And then Obama was elected

00:49:42.000 and I knew nothing

00:49:43.040 and I worked hard

00:49:44.780 to understand

00:49:45.540 what was happening.

00:49:47.220 Then Trump ran

00:49:49.060 and I realized

00:49:49.760 I know nothing

00:49:50.640 and I worked really hard

00:49:52.440 to understand

00:49:53.300 what was going on.

00:49:55.340 To be a citizen,

00:49:58.060 to be somebody

00:49:59.360 who is not a detriment,

00:50:02.740 that's hard work.

00:50:04.080 It's hard work.

00:50:10.040 Yesterday,

00:50:10.920 she said,

00:50:12.300 what's going on

00:50:12.840 our border

00:50:13.360 is a concentration camp.

00:50:16.980 I'll play the audio

00:50:18.160 if we have to later.

00:50:20.760 She said,

00:50:21.680 Donald Trump

00:50:22.380 has built

00:50:22.940 concentration camps.

00:50:24.960 Boy,

00:50:33.560 I'm trying not

00:50:34.020 to be demeaning here

00:50:35.020 and talk down to her.

00:50:41.800 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,

00:50:43.680 do some homework.

00:50:46.680 Do your own homework here.

00:50:48.500 That's wildly insulting.

00:50:54.880 It's insulting,

00:50:56.220 and I'll get to this

00:50:57.520 in a minute,

00:50:58.540 that's insulting to Jews, 0.99

00:51:00.300 it's insulting to anyone

00:51:01.660 who had anyone

00:51:02.680 in a concentration camp

00:51:04.900 or knows what a concentration camp is.

00:51:08.060 Let's look into China 0.95

00:51:09.520 and what's happening

00:51:10.260 in the concentration camps

00:51:11.800 with Muslims

00:51:12.940 today in China.

00:51:15.920 Let's look at the

00:51:16.760 concentration camps

00:51:17.860 in North Korea.

00:51:20.180 See,

00:51:20.600 here's what a concentration camp

00:51:21.860 doesn't do.

00:51:23.180 It doesn't release you

00:51:25.360 into society

00:51:27.320 where you can build

00:51:30.220 a better life.

00:51:32.140 A concentration camp 0.81

00:51:34.060 usually

00:51:35.260 ends in your death. 0.95

00:51:37.320 People didn't volunteer

00:51:50.240 to get on the train.

00:51:51.840 There weren't people

00:51:52.700 who were like,

00:51:53.500 oh,

00:51:53.660 this train's headed

00:51:54.240 towards Auschwitz.

00:51:55.560 I gotta,

00:51:56.220 yeah,

00:51:56.880 it's a death train.

00:51:58.140 Just like in Mexico, 0.99

00:51:59.300 they call it

00:51:59.860 the death train.

00:52:01.060 Yeah,

00:52:01.220 it's a death train.

00:52:02.180 I'm gonna just ride on top.

00:52:03.800 I gotta get on that train.

00:52:05.880 Nobody was doing that.

00:52:07.520 Everybody was trying

00:52:08.140 to get off that train.

00:52:09.460 They knew what that train meant.

00:52:11.760 People now are clamoring

00:52:13.480 to what we now call

00:52:14.940 a death train

00:52:15.880 because it is so dangerous.

00:52:18.640 So many people fall off.

00:52:20.040 So many people are killed

00:52:21.420 on that train

00:52:22.320 just trying to get to what?

00:52:24.820 Our concentration camp? 0.76

00:52:26.900 Boy,

00:52:27.520 whoa,

00:52:27.980 are we evil.

00:52:28.980 We are so evil

00:52:30.160 we don't even have to have

00:52:31.560 a plan

00:52:32.320 to exterminate 1.00

00:52:33.700 a race.

00:52:35.320 We don't even have to have

00:52:36.160 a plan

00:52:36.740 to round people up.

00:52:38.240 We don't need technology.

00:52:40.000 We need no money.

00:52:41.240 They're lining up

00:52:42.540 to come into our ovens.

00:52:45.360 How insulting

00:52:46.360 is this?

00:52:47.040 In a three-foot

00:53:01.020 hole

00:53:02.940 in a barn

00:53:05.540 out in the middle

00:53:06.160 of nowhere

00:53:06.900 in Poland.

00:53:07.500 a little boy

00:53:12.080 was about eight

00:53:14.000 not with his family

00:53:20.060 alone

00:53:21.860 was told to go

00:53:26.160 to this farm

00:53:26.880 and the people

00:53:29.140 would help him.

00:53:30.700 He was Jewish.

00:53:32.140 when they opened

00:53:36.680 up that little hole

00:53:37.780 where he couldn't

00:53:39.200 stand up straight

00:53:40.300 it was only three feet

00:53:41.960 he saw 20 people

00:53:47.020 in that hole

00:53:47.600 all laying down.

00:53:52.600 He got in

00:53:53.740 they put the wood

00:53:56.060 and the floorboard

00:53:56.980 back over that hole

00:53:57.980 and they put hay

00:54:00.280 over the floorboards.

00:54:04.420 In this barn

00:54:05.580 in the middle

00:54:05.960 of nowhere

00:54:06.560 in Poland

00:54:07.260 is Jewish people 0.93

00:54:08.940 gay people 1.00

00:54:10.400 gypsies 1.00

00:54:11.720 anyone 0.94

00:54:13.220 who was

00:54:13.980 just deemed

00:54:15.740 inferior

00:54:18.620 not helpful

00:54:20.900 to the country

00:54:22.220 a problem

00:54:23.720 as they were

00:54:24.720 being rounded up

00:54:25.940 systematically

00:54:27.320 for extermination

00:54:29.500 because not

00:54:30.980 a single one

00:54:31.940 of them

00:54:32.220 deserved to live

00:54:33.800 because of why?

00:54:37.380 Because of who

00:54:38.280 they were

00:54:38.860 something they

00:54:39.740 couldn't change

00:54:40.500 they were Jewish 0.97

00:54:41.340 they were a gypsy 1.00

00:54:42.520 they were gay 0.74

00:54:43.660 in a time like this

00:54:49.300 to where

00:54:50.380 if you dare

00:54:51.660 try to help

00:54:52.700 if you dare

00:54:53.640 even speak

00:54:54.660 out

00:54:55.220 against

00:54:56.500 what was

00:54:57.040 happening

00:54:57.460 if you dare

00:54:58.740 even say

00:54:59.420 what's happening

00:55:00.400 in that camp

00:55:01.680 they would

00:55:02.460 show you

00:55:03.180 what was

00:55:03.640 happening

00:55:04.020 in that camp

00:55:05.060 you would

00:55:07.580 see

00:55:08.100 the shower

00:55:09.700 and it would

00:55:11.320 be the last

00:55:11.980 thing that you

00:55:12.500 would see

00:55:13.060 and yet

00:55:16.380 there were

00:55:16.720 6,000 brave

00:55:17.860 people

00:55:18.320 who stood

00:55:18.940 against it

00:55:19.600 one family

00:55:21.720 had dug a hole

00:55:22.700 and hid

00:55:23.460 women and 0.99

00:55:24.080 children

00:55:24.500 and families

00:55:26.060 that had

00:55:27.400 somehow or

00:55:28.200 another

00:55:28.440 escaped

00:55:29.100 that death

00:55:29.920 one of the

00:55:35.200 survivors

00:55:35.660 who now lives

00:55:36.400 in New York

00:55:36.900 City

00:55:37.240 here in

00:55:38.440 America

00:55:38.880 a man

00:55:40.880 who quietly

00:55:41.460 worked as a

00:55:42.180 high school

00:55:42.560 teacher

00:55:42.960 never told

00:55:43.900 anyone

00:55:44.500 about his

00:55:45.760 experience

00:55:46.440 in that hole

00:55:47.220 told me

00:55:51.240 about what

00:55:52.200 life was

00:55:52.840 like

00:55:53.300 growing up

00:55:54.280 as a

00:55:54.680 10 year

00:55:55.280 old

00:55:55.660 hiding in

00:55:56.660 the mud

00:55:57.120 in your

00:55:57.460 own filth

00:55:58.360 with the

00:55:58.940 only light

00:55:59.660 of your

00:55:59.980 childhood

00:56:00.640 is the

00:56:01.360 light that

00:56:01.780 slips

00:56:02.300 through the

00:56:02.900 floorboards

00:56:03.680 just above

00:56:04.300 your head

00:56:04.820 not being

00:56:05.500 able to

00:56:05.900 stand

00:56:06.400 not be

00:56:06.880 able to

00:56:07.240 go

00:56:07.540 anywhere

00:56:08.240 he told

00:56:11.500 me the

00:56:11.900 story about

00:56:12.700 when they

00:56:13.180 were searching

00:56:13.820 the barn

00:56:14.420 and a baby

00:56:15.460 was crying

00:56:16.240 just under

00:56:17.200 one years

00:56:17.880 old

00:56:18.320 and he

00:56:19.960 watched as

00:56:20.660 the mother

00:56:21.140 sobbed

00:56:22.920 and pushed

00:56:25.040 that child's

00:56:25.920 face into

00:56:26.840 her bosom 0.99

00:56:27.540 to silence

00:56:29.400 the baby

00:56:29.980 and the

00:56:32.020 baby died

00:56:32.700 I'm going

00:56:40.700 to put this

00:56:41.140 story into

00:56:41.620 perspective

00:56:42.140 for Ocasio

00:56:43.500 Cortez

00:56:44.120 in one

00:56:45.300 minute

00:56:52.920 there's a

00:56:57.600 black market

00:56:58.100 for frequent

00:56:58.600 flyer miles

00:56:59.340 at least

00:57:00.060 half a dozen

00:57:00.660 online markets

00:57:01.420 have listed

00:57:01.920 created by

00:57:03.240 criminals

00:57:03.680 who have

00:57:04.560 stolen frequent

00:57:05.260 flyer miles

00:57:05.940 and trying to

00:57:06.400 resell them

00:57:06.900 and people

00:57:07.320 don't detect

00:57:07.840 it because

00:57:08.180 they don't

00:57:08.460 check their

00:57:08.880 frequent

00:57:09.180 flyer miles

00:57:09.840 for months

00:57:10.700 sometimes

00:57:11.180 many months

00:57:12.200 so what

00:57:14.520 are you going

00:57:14.720 to do about

00:57:15.020 it I mean

00:57:15.520 you have so

00:57:16.100 many things

00:57:16.440 to worry

00:57:16.800 about you

00:57:17.920 can't worry

00:57:18.560 about this

00:57:18.940 you can't

00:57:19.460 stop this

00:57:20.000 on your

00:57:20.320 own you

00:57:20.600 can't watch

00:57:21.140 everything in

00:57:21.600 fact no

00:57:22.140 company can

00:57:22.820 watch it

00:57:22.920 watch everything

00:57:23.600 and check

00:57:24.480 every transaction

00:57:25.380 in every

00:57:25.800 business

00:57:26.100 it's not

00:57:26.480 going to

00:57:26.660 happen

00:57:26.980 but you

00:57:28.640 need somebody

00:57:29.160 on your

00:57:29.500 side so

00:57:30.000 you can

00:57:30.320 put this

00:57:30.840 worry away

00:57:31.580 you need

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00:57:33.780 I have it

00:57:34.520 they have

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00:57:35.580 several times

00:57:36.600 they've

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00:57:37.740 they've

00:57:38.040 saved Stu

00:57:38.580 because we

00:57:38.920 all have

00:57:39.300 LifeLock

00:57:39.760 this is

00:57:40.620 something I

00:57:41.020 didn't have

00:57:41.540 in the

00:57:41.760 90s

00:57:42.140 because I

00:57:42.360 was like

00:57:42.540 oh come

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00:58:02.700 Beck

00:58:03.040 10-second

00:58:05.380 station ID

00:58:05.980 so Miss

00:58:25.060 Cortez

00:58:25.680 a 10-year-old

00:58:30.680 who watches

00:58:32.220 a mother

00:58:33.060 smother

00:58:35.040 her own

00:58:35.760 child

00:58:36.380 just to

00:58:40.480 stop it

00:58:40.960 from crying

00:58:41.740 so

00:58:42.220 they're not

00:58:43.620 discovered

00:58:44.260 that's not

00:58:50.120 what's

00:58:50.420 happening

00:58:50.780 on our

00:58:51.160 border

00:58:51.500 in fact

00:58:53.680 children

00:58:54.660 are being

00:58:55.180 used

00:58:56.000 children

00:58:57.480 are being

00:58:58.040 bought

00:58:58.400 and sold

00:58:59.400 so they

00:59:01.780 will be

00:59:02.560 found

00:59:03.080 and they

00:59:04.340 can go

00:59:05.040 into our

00:59:05.660 concentration

00:59:06.900 camps

00:59:07.840 and they

00:59:08.940 will be

00:59:09.360 released

00:59:10.120 and they'll

00:59:11.140 be released

00:59:11.800 into a

00:59:12.760 country

00:59:13.140 that people

00:59:13.960 are lining

00:59:14.780 up to

00:59:15.640 get into

00:59:16.240 if we 1.00

00:59:17.620 suck 1.00

00:59:18.220 so much 0.99

00:59:19.000 how come

00:59:19.900 everyone

00:59:20.520 from all

00:59:21.280 around the

00:59:21.780 world

00:59:22.040 is trying

00:59:22.880 to come

00:59:23.400 here

00:59:23.820 quite frankly

00:59:25.740 I'd like

00:59:26.280 to have

00:59:26.620 more of

00:59:27.200 them

00:59:27.580 and less

00:59:28.480 of people

00:59:29.000 like you

00:59:29.540 go to

00:59:30.520 another

00:59:31.020 country

00:59:31.780 now

00:59:32.580 I know

00:59:33.520 that's not

00:59:34.100 right to

00:59:34.840 say

00:59:35.040 because we

00:59:35.560 all have

00:59:36.160 to do

00:59:36.540 our thing

00:59:37.000 to make

00:59:37.440 this a

00:59:37.880 better

00:59:38.100 country

00:59:38.520 and we

00:59:38.840 all have

00:59:39.240 a right

00:59:39.480 to be

00:59:39.760 here

00:59:39.940 and I 0.63

00:59:40.180 hate

00:59:40.500 it

00:59:40.620 when people

00:59:40.960 say

00:59:41.100 you don't

00:59:41.680 like it

00:59:42.100 and leave

00:59:42.760 it

00:59:42.920 I don't

00:59:43.600 like that

00:59:44.280 but quite

00:59:45.200 honestly

00:59:45.660 I'm sick

00:59:46.440 and tired

00:59:47.040 of always

00:59:48.000 being torn

00:59:48.720 down

00:59:49.180 and for

00:59:50.180 the truth

00:59:50.760 to be

00:59:51.120 so distorted

00:59:52.400 you are

00:59:53.640 either 1.00

00:59:54.060 a moron 1.00

00:59:55.440 and there's 1.00

00:59:57.480 nothing that

00:59:58.240 can be done

00:59:59.040 or something

01:00:01.380 seriously wrong

01:00:02.440 with you

01:00:02.820 and your

01:00:03.100 priorities

01:00:03.780 you went

01:00:05.460 to Boston

01:00:06.180 you

01:00:06.640 you're not

01:00:07.840 a dummy

01:00:08.340 how is it 0.98

01:00:10.660 you can be 1.00

01:00:11.540 this stupid 1.00

01:00:13.200 on something 1.00

01:00:14.140 so important

01:00:15.440 a concentration

01:00:17.880 camp

01:00:18.760 is in

01:00:19.700 North Korea

01:00:21.100 a concentration

01:00:22.600 camp

01:00:23.400 is currently

01:00:24.300 going on

01:00:24.920 in China

01:00:25.580 it's not

01:00:28.560 happening

01:00:28.960 on our border

01:00:29.640 and if you

01:00:30.660 really cared

01:00:31.520 you would have

01:00:32.100 been down

01:00:32.580 there with me

01:00:33.360 at the border

01:00:34.460 when Obama

01:00:35.520 was putting

01:00:36.160 people in cages

01:00:37.200 and I begged

01:00:38.740 for anybody

01:00:39.440 to pay attention

01:00:40.420 you're only

01:00:44.620 doing this

01:00:45.440 because your

01:00:48.080 puppet masters

01:00:48.980 are telling you

01:00:49.860 what to say

01:00:50.580 it is so

01:00:51.420 clear

01:00:52.040 you haven't

01:00:53.160 thought

01:00:53.500 anything

01:00:54.080 through

01:00:54.680 yep

01:00:55.000 yep

01:00:55.200 okay

01:00:55.540 I'll say

01:00:55.920 that

01:00:56.180 yep

01:00:56.380 yep

01:00:56.620 just don't

01:00:57.280 ask me

01:00:57.600 any questions

01:00:58.040 because I

01:00:58.420 can't go

01:00:58.800 into any

01:00:59.200 depth

01:00:59.460 at all

01:00:59.820 on this

01:01:00.300 there comes

01:01:05.440 a time

01:01:05.720 when people

01:01:06.320 have to say

01:01:06.660 enough is

01:01:07.040 enough

01:01:07.320 enough is

01:01:08.300 enough

01:01:08.540 I mean

01:01:09.460 we can laugh 1.00

01:01:10.040 at stupid 1.00

01:01:10.440 people 1.00

01:01:10.820 we can feel 1.00

01:01:13.360 sad for stupid 1.00

01:01:14.480 people 1.00

01:01:14.840 but when stupid 1.00

01:01:17.360 people 1.00

01:01:17.820 who are not 0.99

01:01:20.080 really stupid 1.00

01:01:20.760 they're just 1.00

01:01:21.520 living in

01:01:22.120 self-imposed

01:01:23.040 ignorance

01:01:23.540 so they can 0.97

01:01:24.720 get a job

01:01:25.400 away from

01:01:26.060 a bar

01:01:26.580 and then

01:01:27.360 start wearing

01:01:27.960 five thousand

01:01:28.920 dollar clothes

01:01:29.600 and live in

01:01:30.720 apartments in

01:01:31.440 a lifestyle

01:01:31.980 that they

01:01:32.580 would have

01:01:32.840 never dreamt

01:01:33.720 just because

01:01:34.680 they're

01:01:35.380 attractive

01:01:35.900 they know

01:01:36.860 how to

01:01:37.240 cause

01:01:37.640 a crowd

01:01:38.760 and they

01:01:39.540 can just

01:01:39.960 come on

01:01:40.460 out and

01:01:40.820 say

01:01:41.120 anything

01:01:42.040 when

01:01:45.520 when we're

01:01:49.040 at this

01:01:49.380 point in

01:01:49.980 history

01:01:50.400 concentration

01:01:51.260 camps

01:01:51.840 will come

01:01:52.640 back

01:01:53.040 they will

01:01:54.140 come back

01:01:54.700 they're not

01:01:55.000 happening at

01:01:55.400 the border

01:01:55.680 but they

01:01:56.000 will come

01:01:56.640 back

01:01:57.040 if this

01:01:58.060 kind of

01:01:58.660 self-imposed

01:01:59.780 ignorance

01:02:00.460 continues to 0.73

01:02:02.400 grow in

01:02:03.020 our country

01:02:03.580 get a life

01:02:05.880 educate

01:02:07.100 yourself

01:02:07.780 there's no

01:02:08.700 reason

01:02:09.260 you can't

01:02:10.480 do it

01:02:11.380 you're

01:02:14.520 listening

01:02:14.920 to Glenn

01:02:15.840 Beck

01:02:16.500 all right

01:02:20.660 our commercial

01:02:21.980 this half

01:02:22.840 hour

01:02:23.080 is real

01:02:23.960 estate

01:02:24.200 agents

01:02:24.520 I trust

01:02:25.060 real

01:02:25.860 estate

01:02:26.120 agents

01:02:26.480 I trust

01:02:27.140 you know

01:02:28.780 people are

01:02:29.140 voting with

01:02:29.560 their feet

01:02:29.900 right now

01:02:30.320 and they're

01:02:30.520 moving to

01:02:30.980 Texas

01:02:31.400 you know

01:02:32.180 we worry

01:02:32.660 about

01:02:33.040 we worry

01:02:34.100 about the

01:02:34.500 thousand

01:02:34.880 people a

01:02:35.480 week

01:02:35.700 moving in

01:02:36.460 from

01:02:36.880 different

01:02:37.320 states

01:02:37.800 and for

01:02:39.260 some reason

01:02:39.740 we're not

01:02:40.400 worried about

01:02:40.820 the 600

01:02:41.680 people a

01:02:42.600 day

01:02:43.160 that are

01:02:43.860 coming across

01:02:44.420 our border

01:02:44.940 in Texas

01:02:45.660 oh no

01:02:46.180 that's not

01:02:46.620 going to

01:02:46.840 change

01:02:47.120 anything

01:02:47.560 anyway

01:02:50.180 people are

01:02:50.760 moving

01:02:51.420 with their

01:02:52.280 feet

01:02:52.640 people are

01:02:56.760 moving from

01:02:57.500 you know

01:02:57.960 the north

01:02:58.460 and states

01:02:59.540 like New York

01:03:00.160 where they're

01:03:00.580 just being

01:03:00.900 taxed out

01:03:01.620 moving down

01:03:02.120 south

01:03:02.460 now how do

01:03:03.400 you know

01:03:03.780 what the

01:03:04.240 right place

01:03:05.480 is the

01:03:05.960 right the

01:03:06.540 right community

01:03:07.440 the right

01:03:08.180 neighborhood

01:03:08.700 the right

01:03:09.100 school when

01:03:09.780 you've not

01:03:10.500 lived anywhere

01:03:11.340 in that area

01:03:12.320 you need a

01:03:13.580 real estate

01:03:13.980 agent you can

01:03:14.620 trust

01:03:14.980 how do

01:03:15.320 you sell

01:03:15.700 your home

01:03:16.340 when everybody

01:03:17.240 seems to be

01:03:17.840 selling their

01:03:18.260 home

01:03:18.540 you need the

01:03:19.400 best real estate

01:03:20.080 agent you can

01:03:20.680 find and we'll

01:03:21.340 find them for

01:03:22.080 you you'll have

01:03:23.160 them on the

01:03:23.600 phone within an

01:03:24.260 hour of contacting

01:03:25.160 us most cases

01:03:26.160 it's realestateagentsitrust.com

01:03:28.600 that's realestateagentsitrust.com

01:03:30.980 the museum is coming to

01:03:33.040 Dallas if you want to

01:03:34.140 check it out go to

01:03:34.840 mercuryone.org get your

01:03:36.060 tickets I'm hosting a tour

01:03:37.300 Glenn's hosting a tour

01:03:38.220 lots of great stuff at the

01:03:39.800 Mercury Museum in Texas

01:03:41.660 you know I didn't have a lot to

01:03:43.920 say on Father's Day

01:03:44.920 um and I was I was I was

01:03:48.940 going to and then um I

01:03:51.980 didn't as a as a dad I am

01:03:54.080 working so hard to be a

01:03:55.300 good dad and I fail so

01:03:56.980 often um but I'm trying to

01:04:01.500 be um a better man every

01:04:05.400 day if you're a long time

01:04:08.100 listener to this program

01:04:08.940 you know that my dad and I

01:04:10.460 didn't have a close

01:04:11.220 relationship when I was

01:04:12.140 growing up um it was a

01:04:14.340 very complicated family is a

01:04:16.380 mess um and then my dad

01:04:19.000 and I got very close and he

01:04:20.300 was my hero in my 30s and

01:04:22.600 early 40s he was my hero

01:04:24.360 uh and then we had to

01:04:27.960 confront abuse and my dad

01:04:31.940 uh was revealed to me to be a

01:04:34.980 monster I mean a monster and I've

01:04:39.560 never talked about it and I will

01:04:41.440 some someday but um I've had a

01:04:45.340 very very difficult time in the

01:04:47.720 last few years dealing with this

01:04:49.820 and um and I thought my family was a

01:04:56.860 shipwreck we had a we had a family

01:04:59.160 therapist we all went through

01:05:00.720 therapy for this recently and she

01:05:03.220 said I've never seen a shipwreck of a

01:05:05.360 family like this before just just an

01:05:07.420 on the rock shipwreck and uh there's

01:05:12.100 always somebody who can show you a

01:05:14.560 bigger shipwreck and I picked up a

01:05:16.240 book recently it's called climbing

01:05:18.160 out of the wreck and I picked it up

01:05:20.620 and it's one of those books that it

01:05:22.200 doesn't take too long to read and

01:05:24.000 you start to pick it up and you are

01:05:26.640 just uh you're amazed by the story and

01:05:29.800 you don't put the book down until

01:05:31.220 you're finished uh and it's also one

01:05:34.320 of those books you read and you're

01:05:35.480 like okay please have a happy ending

01:05:37.660 and it does um it is a very brave

01:05:41.360 tale uh told by somebody who is under

01:05:45.680 pseudonym uh Christine Stein and she

01:05:49.540 joins us now hello Christine how are

01:05:51.360 you hi Glenn thank you for having me on

01:05:54.080 I really appreciate it um I was really

01:05:57.960 deeply moved uh by your story and uh the

01:06:01.420 courage that it took to be who you are

01:06:04.380 today can you just give the audience a

01:06:07.380 little brush of of your childhood

01:06:11.200 well I want to start I want to say I'm

01:06:14.300 so sorry that you had to go through a

01:06:16.440 hard childhood I know what that's all

01:06:18.420 about uh my father was a sexual 0.98

01:06:21.460 predator and my mother was an 0.97

01:06:23.840 alcoholic uh drug user so um you can

01:06:27.880 just imagine what that was like um for

01:06:30.760 children to go through um it would be

01:06:33.260 even hard for an adult to take it all

01:06:35.700 all in but it was a nightmare you know

01:06:38.640 but we did have times that we had love

01:06:41.040 in our family um I did get that at

01:06:44.060 times but then there were these other

01:06:46.420 times that no child should have to ever

01:06:49.700 go through um and watch their thing go

01:06:53.700 ahead your father your father uh was 0.98

01:06:56.780 sexually abusive um to your your

01:07:00.040 sisters and it even went to court and

01:07:02.200 your mother testified against your

01:07:05.860 sister even though she knew it was true

01:07:08.580 yes you know the sad thing about this

01:07:11.600 glenn there is that's not just like that

01:07:14.940 has just happened that it happens a lot

01:07:17.860 there's a lot of mothers that were 1.00

01:07:20.840 protect you know the husband you know or

01:07:23.840 the boyfriend that has sexually abused

01:07:26.360 their child but my mother did that and I 0.94

01:07:29.440 think my mother was such a lost soul in

01:07:31.940 so many ways but my mother her childhood 0.99

01:07:35.180 was my grandfather had raped her and all 0.98

01:07:38.760 her sisters and he was an alcoholic 0.97

01:07:40.940 raging alcoholic so you know and I there's

01:07:44.620 no excuse for her behavior at all but when

01:07:47.580 I was at a point in my life that I stood

01:07:50.080 back and I said who are these people that

01:07:52.620 have abused me so much and my siblings I

01:07:55.840 started looking into really what they

01:07:58.720 came from and my mother came out of a

01:08:01.520 horrible situation and on the other

01:08:04.140 hand my father was educated had loving

01:08:07.520 parents and it just didn't make any

01:08:10.500 sense you know they couldn't really wrap

01:08:12.720 their heads around you know later on

01:08:14.560 finding out what he was up to so you

01:08:18.100 know you know you can kind of say some

01:08:20.160 people are just born evil you know and

01:08:22.740 that's the only way I can describe that I

01:08:25.080 think my mother's situation is what

01:08:27.220 you're taught and she passed it you know

01:08:30.060 on she never got therapy to deal with

01:08:33.720 it and then she went on to when I was

01:08:38.280 about 14 years old she was taken away she

01:08:41.460 she lost her mind and I didn't see her for

01:08:45.700 almost a year but I would see her off and

01:08:47.840 on but she didn't come back to the house

01:08:49.600 and she was a different person you know

01:08:54.000 because there was times that my mom could 0.96

01:08:55.800 really be wonderful and then there was

01:08:58.140 times with the alcohol and her depression

01:09:00.960 and the drugs one time I watched my

01:09:03.620 mother try to kill herself in the 0.62

01:09:05.900 bathroom when I was about seven years old

01:09:08.140 and you know you know nobody should have

01:09:11.100 to see their mother try to do something

01:09:12.760 like that it was pretty devastating but

01:09:15.220 she twice you know twice in her life she 1.00

01:09:17.580 tried to kill herself and it was it's

01:09:19.920 very painful now because I love my mother

01:09:22.540 you know I'm hold on to the good parts of

01:09:26.920 my mom but you know these other things I

01:09:30.640 want people to understand I guess people

01:09:33.940 like us that you know when we go through

01:09:36.980 something that we are scarred and we are

01:09:39.360 traumatized and you know we are still

01:09:42.920 fighting those those scars and they kind of

01:09:46.520 open up at times Christine I I because I

01:09:51.760 went through this with my dad and I my

01:09:53.680 father was raped when he was young and had a

01:09:57.620 horrible horrible childhood and so I I

01:10:01.600 attached compassion and I loved my dad and

01:10:05.140 I loved my dad that he was working to

01:10:07.600 conquer it and and at one point in his life

01:10:12.780 he just gave up and it was about time he

01:10:16.460 was about 70 75 years old he just gave up

01:10:18.840 and he became an absolute monster and I'm

01:10:23.980 I'm struggling you know it was with Tony

01:10:28.540 Robbins and he reminded me of a lot of the

01:10:31.140 good stuff my father taught me and because I

01:10:34.400 had forgotten some of those things or I

01:10:35.980 dismissed those things because I just took

01:10:38.140 my dad's teachings and everything and

01:10:39.900 threw it out the window and I just

01:10:43.580 rejected everything as he said was it was

01:10:46.380 a lie and I'm starting to put those things

01:10:48.460 in order again but that's really difficult

01:10:51.360 have you it is I you know I can you know

01:10:55.220 there was oh I'll just break it down I

01:10:58.640 went to visit my mother and my dad was

01:11:02.260 there and this is you know I'm about 22 23

01:11:06.180 at this time I go in I have a son at this

01:11:09.800 point and he's a little boy and I go in

01:11:12.520 there and I could tell my father was ready to

01:11:15.100 attack me psychologically I just knew it was

01:11:17.920 going to happen and he started attacking me 0.88

01:11:21.220 and then asking me sexual questions and 0.68

01:11:23.640 saying who are you what are you and

01:11:26.720 something took over and I looked at him and

01:11:30.080 I said I know I'm not you I never will be

01:11:33.100 you and you know you what you taught me

01:11:35.420 is not to be you within you know like I'd

01:11:39.240 say less than 10 minutes I got up I walked

01:11:42.460 out of the house with my son I went to the

01:11:45.100 car and I you know I was crying because it's

01:11:47.860 pretty emotional when you have a parent

01:11:49.520 attacking you like that which I had it all

01:11:51.880 my life it was years of this my son looked at

01:11:55.160 me and he was like I know who you are mommy

01:11:57.220 I love you I think you're wonderful and I

01:12:00.420 thought to myself being in that nightmare of

01:12:04.100 that man that has abused me pretty much all

01:12:07.400 my life and then I go within 10 minutes to

01:12:10.420 something that loves me and shows me I I can

01:12:13.260 do the right thing and live a great life it

01:12:16.380 really psychologically showed me I don't have

01:12:18.680 to put up that person I don't I'm so much

01:12:21.600 more than what this person would make me feel

01:12:24.960 like garbage that I was able to go on to have

01:12:28.780 give life to somebody that loves me and

01:12:31.760 adores me and it really pulled me through it

01:12:34.540 so it's kind of like those little moments in

01:12:36.500 life that kind of tell you wow because it is

01:12:39.380 and I guess you know from your situation you

01:12:42.240 kind of slide back at times and you feel bad

01:12:44.780 about yourself you kind of reflect on what's

01:12:47.160 happened to you or sometimes you react to

01:12:49.680 things you don't even realize it was something

01:12:51.740 from your childhood it doesn't mean that we're

01:12:54.460 not good people I think you know in my life

01:12:57.880 I'm not cruel to people I'm I've actually lived

01:13:00.900 a life of trying to save things animals and

01:13:03.200 people because it kind of feels like I'm saving

01:13:05.340 myself at times so that urgency I'm a little

01:13:08.740 addicted to it because I want to fix it as

01:13:11.420 fast as I can right because I guess somebody

01:13:13.800 you know would you know I wish that somebody

01:13:16.180 could come and help me I remember the police

01:13:19.020 we're always in and out of our homes because

01:13:21.140 the neighbor you know the neighbors would call

01:13:24.200 and I remember one time a police officer came

01:13:27.420 up to me and I was about seven or eight years

01:13:29.960 old and my sister was with me and it was all

01:13:32.740 night my mother was wasted and screaming my

01:13:35.540 father had came in you know from God only knows

01:13:38.440 where so the fight was going on and at one

01:13:41.240 point my mom picked up a steak knife my mom

01:13:44.840 would in her rage is she would pick up knives 1.00

01:13:47.140 and threaten you know my father or a kid

01:13:51.640 screaming at us with them that the officer

01:13:55.260 came up to me and he bent down he was like are

01:13:57.880 you okay little girl and the whole time I want

01:14:00.760 to say please take me with you just take me

01:14:03.260 out of here I'm so tired but I said oh I'm

01:14:06.360 fine and people need to understand children why

01:14:09.620 they do that is because we're scared to leave

01:14:12.440 everything that we know even though it might

01:14:14.420 be a nightmare it's like you went out of but

01:14:17.700 then you realize I'll be taking you know from

01:14:20.260 this home that I know my siblings and my

01:14:23.100 parents can be okay at times and you hold on to

01:14:26.800 those things even though you're being abused

01:14:29.220 Christine I would like to figure out a way

01:14:34.300 because I know you're keeping your identity

01:14:35.680 because there's still there's still problems

01:14:37.760 with the family and everything else

01:14:39.740 I would love to find a way to where we could

01:14:42.280 keep your identity and I could sit down with

01:14:44.060 a podcast and talk to you because there's

01:14:46.980 there's a lot of wisdom in your book and the

01:14:50.620 good thing is is you know we we just we've just

01:14:53.280 talked about the bad things there there is a

01:14:55.680 way out you did climb out of this wreck and not

01:14:58.620 all of your siblings have and and I understand I

01:15:02.480 mean it causes real problems with your siblings

01:15:05.200 and and it's just you know the walking on eggshells

01:15:08.740 doesn't ever seem to end oh you know like one of my

01:15:13.140 sisters you know she's homeless she became a drug 1.00

01:15:16.180 addict she was a beautiful young girl and uh the last 0.85

01:15:20.740 time I saw her in a few years ago I mean I hate to say it

01:15:23.960 this way but you know teeth were missing out of her she had 1.00

01:15:26.780 holes in her face and I could barely really communicate with 0.89

01:15:31.120 her all she wanted was money to get more drugs and I just had 1.00

01:15:35.740 to stop the relationship but she's very a mean violent kind 1.00

01:15:40.580 of person and she chose you know and my other siblings the

01:15:44.400 difference between myself and now two of my other sisters we

01:15:49.280 want a good life and we want to give it to our children and

01:15:52.380 we you know I realized if I stay a victim and angry I'm just

01:15:56.520 going to pass that on to my child and this is never going to

01:16:00.560 stop and I you know I ended up pregnant um in my early 20s and

01:16:07.540 I I was in a situation you know I had no business because

01:16:10.720 still I was working through all these issues and going through a

01:16:15.220 lot and my environment wasn't the greatest and I remember I

01:16:18.660 went to the doctor thinking I was sick and he said Christine you're

01:16:22.100 pregnant and I was like oh no no no because in my family abortions

01:16:27.100 were the norm you know I took several of my sisters there my mother had 0.98

01:16:31.560 them this was just my environment but something really hit me hard and

01:16:36.620 I sat in my car and I cried now religion and God wasn't a big thing in

01:16:43.420 my family either actually my father would put people that believed in

01:16:47.620 religion down saying that they were weak weak people when he actually was you

01:16:52.420 know the sick person but right I started to pray even though I didn't

01:16:57.040 really know how to pray I just started saying if there's a God I need guidance I

01:17:02.480 need help because I'm scared and I know I'm not here to tell people what to do I'm

01:17:08.240 not at all but I'm telling my story and something came over me and it became

01:17:14.400 super clear and I just knew I can have this baby I can work hard I will help this

01:17:22.360 baby this baby will never have you know things that happened to me happened to it

01:17:28.900 and my son is 33 now and he's a doctor and he's in situations where he helps

01:17:34.780 save lives and and he became a scientist as well and he studies cancer and AIDS

01:17:41.600 to and work on you know go ahead Christine I would love to have I would love to have you

01:17:47.380 on a podcast because you're just beginning to tell the the great part of the story I

01:17:52.260 urge you to pick up the book it is climbing out of the wreck Christine Stein it is it's

01:17:58.400 a it's a it's a tough childhood you think you have somebody your kids or anybody says

01:18:03.340 oh you know I've got it so tough give them this book and then it it shows how to climb

01:18:09.060 out of the wreck it's a fantastic book it's climbing out of the wreck by Christine Stein

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01:19:53.880 welcome to the uh welcome to the program um we uh I'm I'm debating whether I should talk to you

01:20:02.960 about something because it's going to need to be clarified as what I'm about to say is not racist

01:20:09.380 however that's exactly what racists say when they're about to say something racist but what

01:20:15.240 I'm about to say is not racist at all next hour don't miss it

01:20:23.880 Trump had a great day yesterday in Florida and you know Bernie Sanders says Trump is running scared

01:20:39.760 no no he's actually not uh he's running a very very well coordinated campaign in comparison to the last

01:20:46.880 one this one is really well organized and did you notice how many people showed up did you notice that

01:20:54.160 they were waiting in in line for 40 hours tell me the Democrat that that's happening for

01:21:00.400 who can generate this kind of excitement and passion uh we will we will see if the Democrats can come up

01:21:10.220 with one but I want to talk to the Trump supporters and those on the fence and even those like George

01:21:16.020 Will who are not in the game I want to have a chat next in one minute this is the Glenn Beck program

01:21:26.200 for years uh people have been asking me to put together a cruise uh because they know that our

01:21:35.940 audience likes to get together and have a good time and it's always sounded like a good idea

01:21:39.620 but I've you know I'm just not one for a my wife is I'm not one for a cruise to you know 0.99

01:21:45.620 maybe Alaska maybe well I was asked by a company um out of Italy who has been launching these beautiful

01:21:54.720 new cruise ships uh to do a cruise in the Mediterranean and Glenn you can go wherever you want I'm like

01:22:00.340 really Venice Athens uh the Holy Land yes okay so we put a cruise together because these are the

01:22:11.400 things that I want to see these are the things that are important that I teach my children what

01:22:16.700 what happened here what does this mean for us why are our values the way they are uh and I was excited

01:22:23.520 about that and then they said hey if you want to do classes and you know have people join you and I said

01:22:28.920 anybody they said yeah I said uh Rabbi Daniel Lappin because there's nobody better on the Middle East than

01:22:35.120 Rabbi Daniel Lappin uh David Barton because there is nobody that is better on the Republic than uh

01:22:43.660 than uh David Barton uh for Venice well it's going to kind of fall down on on me uh but that is about

01:22:52.980 the Enlightenment and I want to talk about the coming out of the Dark Ages and what that means

01:22:57.440 Bill O'Reilly is going to join us and he's going to be doing stuff with me in the Holy Land this is a

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01:23:19.440 there are people that want to come and they want to come by themselves and they're like I you know I

01:23:25.920 can't get anybody to join with me or I can only afford me and I really want to go and do this

01:23:30.200 and so they're they've asked the cruise company are there other people like that that maybe want to

01:23:35.980 share a room together and uh you know on some some some cruises that might be frowned upon you never

01:23:43.440 know what you get but our audience has all these people who are like I'm going alone and I want to

01:23:47.880 make some new friends and so they're matching people they're they're introducing people together and

01:23:52.580 say you know do you want to board together you can you do that for a week or 10 days uh and it's just

01:23:58.820 you know if you've ever been in with our audience in big crowds you know what it's like we're all

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01:24:30.380 so last night in florida the president had quite an amazing turnout and as i showed on hour number one

01:24:59.020 on this broadcast today i compared pictures uh from uh from uh 2008 to 2016 obama's crowds trump crowds

01:25:10.520 they're the same but when obama went back out in 2012 he wasn't generating excitement in fact he had

01:25:19.240 uh venues in in in that were you know 8 000 10 000 20 000 and they had to they had to curtain off at

01:25:28.520 least half of the arena and it was still half to a quarter full the excitement was gone on barack

01:25:35.660 obama at that time now he still won but the excitement was gone and there was no excitement with

01:25:42.440 with mit romney there was just there was no excitement so what happened to donald trump

01:25:51.860 on his first re-election stop how did his crowd look amazing people waited for 40 hours to get in they

01:26:03.800 camped out for almost two days to be able to get into the arena and it was jam-packed here's msnbc 1.00

01:26:13.400 on uh the trump voters are they fired up listen to this

01:26:17.300 we will be here back to you well it actually sounds either like the rally has begun early

01:26:25.840 yeah yeah you got some energized people behind you

01:26:30.360 you can imagine a lot of big msnbc fans here this morning good conversation here on the sidelines of the

01:26:37.000 amway center so yeah these folks are fired up and these are the folks that reminds you of what it

01:26:40.680 looked like you know ahead of the 2016 campaign these folks vowed to crisscross the state to support

01:26:44.960 the guy we'll be here to watch

01:26:45.940 uh you'll be doing more than watching i think

01:26:50.520 um there it is

01:26:52.720 these are people who are active

01:26:55.920 these are people that if if he can build now on this coalition he will win

01:27:03.380 if you have 30 percent of your base that is just rock solid not going anywhere

01:27:09.880 now there's a lot of people that i think

01:27:13.760 are are either not taking polls or don't want to be included in the polls

01:27:19.520 um because they don't want anybody to know they're a trump supporter

01:27:22.940 and i will tell you uh all sides need to come together

01:27:31.700 the threat to the country is the biggest in my life

01:27:36.560 we have people who are now talking about dismantling the free market

01:27:42.720 this is not like oh well they're going to be for higher taxes

01:27:46.020 this is dismantling of the free market

01:27:48.600 you see what they're for you see what they're doing

01:27:52.460 you see what they believe it's not what i believe

01:27:56.500 and it's not a difference in policy

01:27:58.980 it is a difference in direction

01:28:01.580 do we become a socialist nation and do a social experiment

01:28:06.920 and throw all of this away

01:28:09.220 and this is not hyperbole

01:28:12.100 every other candidate in my lifetime

01:28:16.580 was just a worse version of who i was voting for

01:28:22.700 okay they all have problems

01:28:25.240 they all have but our country wasn't at the point of destruction

01:28:29.860 our country is at the point of destruction

01:28:34.420 and on top of that

01:28:37.120 our country now is is given a choice of people

01:28:40.660 who say they do want to end the free market

01:28:44.300 so there's a few things that we have to do

01:28:51.120 first of all can we play the

01:28:53.420 can we play the audio from uh george will

01:28:57.560 on his prediction on what's coming in 2020

01:29:00.500 the biggest obstacle democrats face

01:29:04.500 in winning the white house

01:29:05.960 it seems to me that they will win the white house

01:29:09.180 given the fact that the president has a very narrow band

01:29:12.340 he can't fall below 42 percent

01:29:14.200 but he can't get above 46 percent

01:29:16.560 the white house is theirs to win if they don't kick it away

01:29:19.960 it's theirs to lose 0.57

01:29:21.040 now they did it

01:29:21.780 they did they were indispensable to electing mr trump

01:29:25.100 in the first place in 2016

01:29:26.640 and sometimes they do seem to me to be out to prove that

01:29:30.200 that wasn't a fluke that they could do it again

01:29:32.300 but what they want to do is give people a chance to

01:29:35.820 make it easy to vote for democrats

01:29:38.280 which means

01:29:39.960 don't start your campaign as kamala harris did

01:29:42.880 in a cable appearance

01:29:44.360 by saying let's get rid of private health insurance

01:29:48.100 thereby frightening 180 million americans who have

01:29:50.860 employer provided health insurance

01:29:53.020 and by the way frightening organized labor

01:29:55.340 which today exists primarily

01:29:57.640 to negotiate health care as untaxed compensation for its members

01:30:01.960 so if they would simply understand that the american people are not

01:30:05.960 up in arms

01:30:07.000 the american people

01:30:08.020 really would like a return to something like normality

01:30:11.720 it seems to me it's theirs to win

01:30:13.940 so george

01:30:16.540 i know your job is to provide analysis

01:30:20.340 but you're dealing with people who are not honest brokers

01:30:25.740 they can present themselves any way they want

01:30:30.560 but uh we now know the truth of who they are

01:30:34.420 because the masks have come off

01:30:36.260 and so there is no return to normalcy

01:30:39.640 there isn't a return to that

01:30:42.640 even with donald trump in a second term

01:30:44.980 we we know what we have

01:30:47.220 where in the first term

01:30:49.520 we didn't know what we were gonna get

01:30:51.460 we knew his rhetoric

01:30:53.620 we knew what he had said in the past

01:30:55.480 we knew who he had funded in the past

01:30:57.580 the nancy pelosis and harry reeds

01:30:59.620 we knew all of that

01:31:01.800 but we didn't have a record

01:31:03.940 we now have a record

01:31:06.480 and we can see that the president

01:31:08.860 has done the things that he said he would

01:31:11.840 now he didn't do obamacare

01:31:13.780 but i don't think that's his fault

01:31:15.200 that is he he left that open

01:31:18.000 he would have signed anything

01:31:19.660 that is the republicans fault

01:31:23.000 when it comes to the border

01:31:25.040 i don't think i've seen a president

01:31:26.780 do more than this guy on the border

01:31:28.820 and he's taking all kinds of heat

01:31:31.700 and quite frankly he's alone

01:31:33.740 you know ted cruz

01:31:37.320 where are you dude

01:31:38.560 we need you on the front lines

01:31:40.480 texas is being destroyed

01:31:42.520 where are these guys

01:31:45.320 now there's a couple of things

01:31:50.580 conservatives

01:31:53.000 there's many things about donald trump

01:31:57.300 that bother me

01:31:58.700 his tariffs really bother me

01:32:00.720 they they they're

01:32:02.120 they could lead us into real economic turmoil

01:32:05.320 if there is another

01:32:07.540 big huge hit

01:32:10.640 i don't know what donald trump will do

01:32:13.460 but i do know

01:32:15.800 what the left will do

01:32:17.700 and they will take us away

01:32:20.480 from the free market

01:32:21.540 if george bush

01:32:22.900 said i had to destroy the free market

01:32:25.840 to save the free market

01:32:27.560 god only knows

01:32:29.820 what people who hate the free market

01:32:31.640 will do

01:32:32.260 and it is coming

01:32:34.780 so who's best prepared

01:32:38.260 well you could say

01:32:41.200 it's you know

01:32:42.280 justin amash

01:32:43.200 which i disagree with

01:32:44.420 and you could go and vote for justin

01:32:47.460 but justin

01:32:48.460 is not going to win

01:32:50.480 if he even runs

01:32:51.880 and i know

01:32:54.040 principle

01:32:54.660 and i know this is

01:32:56.880 this is the

01:32:58.000 the opposite

01:32:59.540 of what i told you before

01:33:01.260 but that's because

01:33:02.960 donald trump

01:33:04.140 didn't have

01:33:05.340 a record

01:33:06.020 what i feared

01:33:08.200 donald trump would do

01:33:09.640 he didn't do

01:33:11.020 and i said

01:33:12.520 i would be the first

01:33:13.540 to tell you

01:33:14.540 i wanted to be wrong

01:33:17.860 well i was

01:33:19.080 now i still have

01:33:20.400 concerns about

01:33:21.200 some things that

01:33:21.920 donald trump is

01:33:22.660 going to do

01:33:23.460 or could do

01:33:24.260 or may not do

01:33:25.640 but that's all

01:33:27.300 speculation

01:33:28.000 and i do know

01:33:30.700 what the left

01:33:31.880 wants to do

01:33:32.880 and i now have

01:33:35.620 a record

01:33:36.140 of donald trump

01:33:38.020 and what he's

01:33:38.840 doing

01:33:39.220 and it's not

01:33:41.480 perfect

01:33:41.940 but we are

01:33:44.060 looking at the

01:33:44.680 end of the

01:33:45.140 republic

01:33:45.520 and there's

01:33:49.700 nothing that

01:33:50.300 there's nothing that

01:33:51.200 could convince me

01:33:52.240 that that

01:33:53.260 is

01:33:53.920 hyperbole

01:33:54.920 and i urge you

01:33:57.060 to try

01:33:57.800 show me

01:34:00.320 i am a

01:34:02.360 libertarian

01:34:03.620 and i'm not

01:34:05.560 usually a

01:34:06.560 pragmatist

01:34:07.560 i'm i'm

01:34:08.300 somebody who

01:34:08.980 is like

01:34:09.480 no this is

01:34:10.140 the right

01:34:10.600 thing to do

01:34:11.360 but when

01:34:13.060 you come up

01:34:13.680 to this

01:34:14.220 situation

01:34:14.860 to where

01:34:15.380 your enemy

01:34:16.220 is saying

01:34:17.380 i'm an

01:34:18.600 enemy

01:34:18.960 when you're

01:34:21.040 when the

01:34:21.560 other side

01:34:22.480 is saying

01:34:23.180 i've got to

01:34:23.860 silence these 0.70

01:34:24.740 people

01:34:25.140 i've got to

01:34:26.440 end the free

01:34:27.260 market

01:34:27.700 i've got to

01:34:28.340 control

01:34:28.960 people's lives

01:34:29.980 they are an

01:34:31.160 enemy of

01:34:32.080 your freedom

01:34:32.820 i'm not

01:34:39.800 going to tell

01:34:40.120 you who to

01:34:40.460 vote for

01:34:40.960 i'm not

01:34:41.560 going to

01:34:41.860 get on a

01:34:42.420 bandwagon

01:34:42.960 this this

01:34:44.040 time i'm

01:34:44.940 i'm i'm

01:34:45.760 not i

01:34:46.640 what i

01:34:49.240 learned uh

01:34:50.480 in 2016

01:34:51.460 was humility

01:34:52.640 is a really

01:34:53.240 good thing

01:34:53.780 and uh

01:34:56.200 and you

01:34:59.260 don't always

01:34:59.740 know

01:35:00.160 you do

01:35:03.000 all the

01:35:03.300 research in

01:35:03.780 the world

01:35:04.040 and you

01:35:04.320 still don't

01:35:05.160 always know

01:35:05.920 what to

01:35:06.920 do

01:35:07.200 and what

01:35:08.560 is going

01:35:08.820 to happen

01:35:09.280 conservatives

01:35:13.780 the people

01:35:15.780 who have

01:35:16.120 been against

01:35:16.880 donald trump

01:35:17.680 i can

01:35:18.620 understand

01:35:19.360 your feelings

01:35:20.260 i really

01:35:20.900 can

01:35:21.280 and i

01:35:22.020 have grave

01:35:22.860 concerns

01:35:23.540 still

01:35:24.120 but they

01:35:25.400 pale in

01:35:26.420 comparison

01:35:27.100 to what i

01:35:28.520 believe is

01:35:29.500 the destruction

01:35:30.280 of the republic

01:35:31.140 biden can

01:35:36.360 say whatever

01:35:36.860 he wants

01:35:37.460 but biden's

01:35:38.400 going to

01:35:38.600 have to

01:35:38.900 move left

01:35:39.520 and his

01:35:41.180 uh

01:35:41.640 his running

01:35:43.340 mate is

01:35:43.940 going to be

01:35:44.400 even more

01:35:44.860 left than

01:35:45.480 he is

01:35:45.880 and remember

01:35:46.380 it was either

01:35:47.140 he or obama

01:35:47.900 was the most

01:35:48.960 liberal person

01:35:50.020 in the senate

01:35:50.900 before he

01:35:51.820 became vice

01:35:52.680 president

01:35:53.060 he's not

01:35:54.120 a moderate

01:35:54.560 i would like

01:35:59.740 to ask trump

01:36:00.240 supporters

01:36:00.720 i don't care

01:36:04.320 about me

01:36:05.080 but if you 0.99

01:36:08.180 are a die

01:36:08.860 hard trump

01:36:09.340 supporter

01:36:09.760 and you

01:36:11.860 turned out

01:36:12.380 to be

01:36:12.640 right

01:36:13.120 don't

01:36:15.780 rub 0.88

01:36:16.840 the noses 0.97

01:36:17.800 of those

01:36:18.880 who will

01:36:19.700 admit

01:36:20.260 that they

01:36:20.760 were wrong

01:36:21.460 welcome

01:36:22.620 them

01:36:23.280 you cannot

01:36:25.400 do

01:36:25.980 what the

01:36:26.660 bernie sanders

01:36:27.460 people will

01:36:28.220 do

01:36:28.540 they don't

01:36:29.920 want anybody

01:36:30.680 when bernie

01:36:32.220 sanders is

01:36:32.780 out

01:36:33.100 they're not

01:36:34.120 going to be

01:36:34.500 jumping on

01:36:35.020 the biden

01:36:35.640 bandwagon

01:36:36.400 and donald trump

01:36:38.520 needs every

01:36:39.540 single voice

01:36:40.800 and every

01:36:41.460 single vote

01:36:42.480 he can get

01:36:43.460 if you

01:36:45.320 rub the

01:36:46.060 when somebody

01:36:46.880 comes up

01:36:47.300 and says

01:36:47.580 hey i

01:36:48.000 i want to

01:36:48.840 help

01:36:49.060 welcome

01:36:50.700 them

01:36:51.420 welcome

01:36:52.760 them

01:36:53.400 you need

01:36:55.980 to get

01:36:56.680 every

01:36:57.400 single vote

01:36:58.700 you may

01:36:59.440 not like

01:37:00.360 it

01:37:00.620 you may

01:37:01.340 you may

01:37:02.080 want to

01:37:02.400 be vomiting

01:37:03.320 afterwards

01:37:03.940 i can't

01:37:04.520 believe i'm

01:37:05.140 i'm here

01:37:05.640 with this

01:37:06.060 person who

01:37:06.580 was so

01:37:07.580 against

01:37:07.960 whatever

01:37:08.420 fine

01:37:09.220 swallow it

01:37:11.100 for the

01:37:11.860 good of

01:37:12.320 the country

01:37:12.820 it has

01:37:14.800 to be a

01:37:15.340 positive

01:37:16.000 movement

01:37:16.820 because that's

01:37:18.320 the one

01:37:18.760 thing that

01:37:19.160 george will

01:37:19.520 said that

01:37:19.880 is true 0.89

01:37:20.540 people want

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01:37:22.940 they don't

01:37:23.620 want to

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01:38:54.640 stew

01:38:58.700 i'd like to

01:39:03.880 hear your

01:39:04.180 commentary on

01:39:04.800 my last

01:39:05.180 monologue

01:39:05.580 it's a very

01:39:09.320 open-ended

01:39:10.000 listening

01:39:10.340 no i don't

01:39:11.640 listen to this

01:39:12.760 show now i was

01:39:13.480 listening to a

01:39:14.100 show just not

01:39:14.720 this one

01:39:15.100 yeah just not

01:39:16.060 this one uh i

01:39:17.240 mean is there

01:39:17.720 anything specific

01:39:18.360 you're looking for

01:39:18.960 and what yeah i'm

01:39:19.980 just wondering how

01:39:20.820 you're feeling

01:39:21.540 about um how

01:39:27.260 you're feeling

01:39:27.860 about what we're

01:39:28.800 facing in 2020

01:39:30.340 with even a

01:39:32.160 biden yeah and

01:39:33.740 the people who

01:39:34.840 will stand on

01:39:36.840 the sidelines and

01:39:38.300 say well you know

01:39:39.220 what i don't like

01:39:40.120 trump but he's

01:39:41.900 done some great

01:39:42.540 things but i don't

01:39:43.340 like trump blah blah

01:39:44.380 blah blah blah we

01:39:45.500 have a record now

01:39:46.760 it's just a very i

01:39:47.760 think it's such a

01:39:48.480 small number at this

01:39:49.320 point right i mean i

01:39:50.180 think that there's

01:39:51.160 what's the trump's

01:39:52.140 approval rating among

01:39:52.780 republicans 92 percent

01:39:54.780 i mean i you know

01:39:55.780 sure there's going to

01:39:56.700 be some people who

01:39:57.620 who are you know

01:39:58.780 not going to be fans

01:39:59.780 and i you know

01:40:00.700 yeah i don't mean

01:40:01.400 republicans i mean i

01:40:02.480 mean the people the

01:40:03.160 people who are going

01:40:03.680 to make a difference

01:40:04.380 are the people who

01:40:05.400 are independents and

01:40:06.100 i consider myself an

01:40:07.100 independent i'm not a

01:40:07.960 republican i think

01:40:09.080 you're an independent

01:40:09.820 um and uh you know

01:40:12.320 we voted republicans

01:40:13.440 but we've also voted

01:40:14.400 for libertarians etc etc

01:40:16.040 sure it's those people

01:40:17.400 who just you know you

01:40:18.680 just don't want to

01:40:19.880 you don't want to

01:40:21.320 be you know get on

01:40:23.940 the trump train no i

01:40:25.200 don't want to be on

01:40:25.820 anybody's train you know

01:40:27.240 what i mean and that's

01:40:28.360 not trump it would be

01:40:29.380 like if it was biden or

01:40:30.480 anybody else i don't want

01:40:31.380 to be on anybody's train

01:40:32.280 i'm a thinking human

01:40:33.160 being um uh and and so

01:40:37.360 you kind of you're i don't

01:40:39.340 know how to explain it i

01:40:40.640 don't know how to explain

01:40:41.320 it i just think there are

01:40:42.220 people that that uh still

01:40:45.660 won't look at the things

01:40:48.200 that he's done will only

01:40:50.360 look at the way he behaves

01:40:52.720 and that's hard to swallow

01:40:54.360 but yeah i i mean i think

01:40:57.240 that's you know there's

01:40:58.840 obviously ways to deal with

01:40:59.880 that if you're if you're a

01:41:00.820 president which is you

01:41:01.920 know try to downplay that

01:41:03.140 but at the trump's it's

01:41:04.180 one of trump's strengths

01:41:05.040 right like this is what he

01:41:05.740 really enjoys doing i think

01:41:07.120 he likes you know fight so

01:41:08.760 i mean i don't think

01:41:09.220 that's going to happen

01:41:09.860 he's just he's simply not

01:41:11.560 going to win people in

01:41:12.480 that in that bandwagon

01:41:13.860 right if you're in the

01:41:14.800 bandwagon of i don't

01:41:15.540 really care what he does

01:41:16.480 i just don't like his

01:41:17.240 attitude you're never

01:41:17.940 going to win him over

01:41:18.540 because trump's not

01:41:19.160 changing he's in the

01:41:19.760 no no but i but i think

01:41:21.800 that there are those

01:41:22.600 people who are who are

01:41:24.460 now so deadlocked where

01:41:26.100 they were in 2016 they

01:41:28.660 don't like the the you

01:41:30.200 know the behavior or

01:41:31.160 something okay neither do

01:41:32.700 i but now we have new

01:41:34.540 information we see which

01:41:36.740 side he's on and what

01:41:38.100 he's fighting for and i

01:41:39.540 don't agree with

01:41:40.140 everything there's some

01:41:41.640 pretty big things i don't

01:41:42.540 agree with but i think

01:41:44.420 it's much more than the

01:41:45.400 other side i think it's

01:41:46.240 there's an interesting

01:41:47.420 sort of struggle there we

01:41:48.540 can talk about here in a

01:41:49.280 second

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01:43:11.320 this is the glenbeck program

01:43:16.920 and we're joined by david

01:43:18.920 barton uh and david you are

01:43:22.040 very politically um uh active

01:43:25.540 and you see polls tell me

01:43:28.080 tell me what the the things

01:43:31.580 that the president needs to

01:43:33.040 stand on to be able to win

01:43:34.900 i think there's two issues

01:43:36.780 that he has opportunity to

01:43:38.480 make a lot of ground on uh one

01:43:41.000 actually is socialism uh

01:43:43.140 polling we've seen on

01:43:44.000 socialism is very interesting

01:43:45.600 for where it breaks

01:43:46.980 demographically uh you have

01:43:49.020 about 41 percent of americans

01:43:51.160 who support socialism you have

01:43:53.320 69 percent of millennials and

01:43:55.600 75 percent of college students

01:43:57.540 so the younger the crowd the

01:43:59.280 more they support socialism but

01:44:01.260 what's interesting is uh george

01:44:03.020 barna i love barna because he

01:44:04.440 never really stops with just a

01:44:05.840 question on poll he keeps asking

01:44:07.440 questions find out if you know

01:44:08.580 what you're talking about

01:44:09.360 so he he found that 41 percent of

01:44:12.420 americans supported socialism and

01:44:14.740 so he asked an additional 40 plus

01:44:16.840 questions about socialism and he

01:44:19.280 just asked what it was he said do

01:44:21.340 you support greater government

01:44:22.540 regulations do you support greater

01:44:24.940 government ownership of private

01:44:26.800 business etc and it's all socialism

01:44:29.560 and he found at the end only two

01:44:31.220 percent actually supported socialism

01:44:33.120 once they knew what it was they

01:44:34.360 just didn't have a clue so we we

01:44:36.820 found that you know surface polling

01:44:38.440 uh the two when you ask people what

01:44:40.880 is socialism the two biggest answers

01:44:42.580 were that it dealt with social media

01:44:44.160 or that it dealt with sharing and

01:44:47.400 who's against sharing so i'm for

01:44:48.680 socialism yeah so when you

01:44:50.100 actually get into what it is and so

01:44:51.580 i think the president has a big

01:44:53.520 opportunity to really gain ground

01:44:55.260 if education about socialism can go

01:44:57.880 as part of what he's doing if he'll

01:44:59.140 keep talking about it for the next

01:45:00.300 several months and people chime in

01:45:02.180 and say do you understand what

01:45:03.280 socialism is do you understand what

01:45:04.780 the free market what you lose i think

01:45:07.000 he has a big ground there i think the

01:45:08.920 other big ground he has is actually

01:45:10.400 what he raised last night on on

01:45:12.060 abortion how extreme it is he talked

01:45:13.620 about virginia etc we literally have

01:45:16.520 seen that since virginia governor

01:45:18.100 north said what he said since cuomo

01:45:20.240 did what he did in new york other

01:45:21.660 states have joined we've seen that the

01:45:24.620 pro-life position among democrats has

01:45:26.880 increased 17 percent which that's just

01:45:29.760 massive among young people there was a

01:45:32.060 40 point switch because they didn't

01:45:34.820 really think about what abortion was in

01:45:36.740 late term and so somewhere between 70

01:45:39.220 and 80 percent of the nation of poor

01:45:40.780 opposes last trimester abortions much

01:45:43.980 less infanticide so that's another issue

01:45:46.960 that if he will stay on that and people

01:45:49.340 talk about what this actually is and by

01:45:51.420 the way cuomo after he passed that bill

01:45:53.480 in new york his numbers plummeted to the

01:45:55.540 lowest they've been in his entire term

01:45:57.080 after he did that that essentially an

01:46:00.180 infanticide bill in new york so i think

01:46:02.340 those are two big opportunities he has

01:46:04.000 so um i just got word that we have coming

01:46:08.320 in for our museum uh we have some survivors

01:46:12.840 the mother of one of the big survivors of

01:46:15.140 the boko haram uh nightmare with uh with 0.77

01:46:19.620 muslims coming in and just taking these 0.99

01:46:21.460 these kids uh you know and michelle obama 0.99

01:46:24.560 tweeting you know we want our girls back 1.00

01:46:26.260 well we got some of them yeah and we have

01:46:29.820 we have one of the mothers coming in from 0.94

01:46:33.040 nigeria to talk about that we have a

01:46:35.000 couple of people that are going to be

01:46:36.180 docents at this uh museum because it's not

01:46:39.540 our usual museum that's right yeah this

01:46:42.520 museum explain a little bit go ahead

01:46:44.520 yeah this really how do we say this

01:46:47.560 there's so much we learn about history

01:46:49.520 that is history but history really is

01:46:52.560 today um i mean we will look at the

01:46:54.900 african slave trade 350 years 12.7 million

01:46:58.720 africans brought out of africa into 0.88

01:47:00.740 slavery in 350 years okay but today there

01:47:05.200 are 40 million in slavery today that's

01:47:07.720 more than 350 years the african slave 0.98

01:47:09.640 trade what are we doing about it today

01:47:11.360 and so when you can't really denigrate

01:47:14.100 our can't really denigrate our founding

01:47:15.940 fathers and say oh they didn't do enough

01:47:17.920 when the problem is much worse and we're

01:47:20.360 not even looking at it that's right

01:47:21.700 david there's also we're going to clear

01:47:23.440 up some uh things and i think we're going

01:47:25.640 to make a few people mad uh with some of

01:47:28.680 the stats but they are official stats

01:47:31.700 uh for instance the two that we keep

01:47:34.340 coming back to one the slave trade in

01:47:37.720 america was horrible that's horrible that's 0.99

01:47:39.840 right but out of all those that were

01:47:42.120 enslaved and brought across the ocean we

01:47:44.880 were only four percent of the receivers

01:47:48.060 yeah when the number one was brazil brazil was

01:47:52.040 46 percent of all those carried out of

01:47:54.540 africa went to brazil 26 percent went to

01:47:57.380 great britain 10 percent went to jamaica

01:47:59.340 you keep going down the list we're one of

01:48:01.420 the the smallest on the list which doesn't

01:48:03.300 excuse excuse what we had but america the

01:48:05.980 the english colonies in america 3.3 percent

01:48:08.720 uh denmark had less than that so but we're

01:48:11.960 at the bottom and that's still way too many

01:48:14.160 uh shouldn't have happened but there's no

01:48:16.600 excuse but what we also point out is there

01:48:19.360 has never been any people in history that

01:48:22.960 number one did not own slaves and number

01:48:24.880 two were not themselves that slaves at

01:48:26.700 some time and so the american academic

01:48:29.320 thing of slavery is absolutely white on

01:48:32.220 black and it's white privilege and etc

01:48:34.080 statistically that doesn't hold up uh i mean

01:48:37.400 quite frankly you had in that same period

01:48:39.760 muslims captured 1.25 million slaves and 0.96

01:48:42.820 most of them christian slaves they were 0.98

01:48:44.900 doing religious slavery we know that at the 0.91

01:48:47.480 time of the civil war in south carolina 43

01:48:50.320 percent of free blacks in south carolina

01:48:53.020 owned black slaves and we know that with 1.00

01:48:56.020 with the indian tribes at the time of the

01:48:57.800 civil war one out of every eight among the

01:49:00.660 five major indian tribes they were black

01:49:02.640 slaves indians were big owners of slaves a 1.00

01:49:05.060 matter of fact when the 13th amendment was

01:49:07.020 passed it didn't apply to the indian nation

01:49:08.780 and so the indian nations had slavery much

01:49:10.680 longer than we had in the 13th amendment

01:49:12.500 and you never hear any of this you never

01:49:16.480 hear any of it and again we'll only get in

01:49:19.000 trouble for those who think we're trying to

01:49:20.340 excuse it and we're not we're not just trying

01:49:22.560 to give perspective and to show you that

01:49:26.180 history repeats itself and without true a

01:49:30.180 true balanced look at history you can't do

01:49:34.000 anything you're just going to be trapped in

01:49:36.160 the past history is being made right now

01:49:39.600 today david how did um how did it end in

01:49:43.900 brazil how come how come somebody who takes

01:49:46.500 46 percent we only take uh four percent do

01:49:51.100 they struggle with their their slave heritage

01:49:54.140 oh no they don't cover that in history but

01:49:56.100 brazil still is a very high country for a

01:49:58.680 high number of slaves today one of the

01:50:00.900 things that we have as you come into the

01:50:02.460 museum is a map showing the dispersion of

01:50:05.220 slaves at 12.7 million to all the nations

01:50:07.760 back then kind of shows a hot spot which

01:50:09.600 were the hot nations well there's a map

01:50:11.540 today for the 40 million and you look at the

01:50:13.480 hot spots in brazil is still a hot spot uh so

01:50:16.420 it's not like that they have gotten over

01:50:18.200 this this is still a very uh current thing

01:50:21.160 all across africa they're the same places

01:50:24.140 that were culprits 300 years ago are still

01:50:26.860 culprits today quite frankly

01:50:28.140 it's um it's also um interesting and this

01:50:33.100 is just this you don't even leave the lobby

01:50:35.220 or the first part of the i think we have

01:50:37.420 it broken up in nine sections we're only

01:50:39.940 covering the stuff that's in section one

01:50:41.600 yeah that's right in there for like 10

01:50:43.200 minutes i mean this is section one um the um

01:50:47.280 the fact that you know we fought a civil

01:50:50.800 war uh we had the 13th amendment which

01:50:53.600 will be down in our studios you'll be able

01:50:56.160 to see the the uh the actual document and i

01:50:59.720 think the the juneteenth uh document as

01:51:02.800 well isn't it yeah juneteenth is when the

01:51:04.740 denouncement reached texas which was like a

01:51:06.700 year and a half later that the 13th amendment

01:51:08.680 was signed so is the emancipation proclamation

01:51:11.420 but we actually have the pin that lincoln

01:51:14.120 used to sign the 13th amendment right there

01:51:16.460 with the 13th amendment so it's it's really

01:51:18.780 some amazing stuff it's really gonna be cool

01:51:20.700 once in a lifetime kind of opportunity to see

01:51:22.540 some cool stuff yeah and we um as we're

01:51:25.780 doing this uh you know we look at again our

01:51:29.020 founders and we say you know they were

01:51:30.600 horrible well mexico actually abolished 0.94

01:51:34.660 slavery before we did do you know the dates

01:51:37.140 david i don't remember the dates uh yeah

01:51:39.720 technically on paper they abolished slavery

01:51:43.160 it didn't really work out that way because

01:51:46.460 they had a 99 year kind of exception oh by

01:51:49.740 the way if you own slaves you can you can

01:51:51.380 hold them up to 99 more years but we're

01:51:53.600 abolishing slavery but you get to keep your 0.95

01:51:55.420 slaves for 99 years and okay isn't that

01:51:58.180 pretty much what what what we get yelled at

01:52:01.180 for with our founders when they made the

01:52:02.740 compromise in the constitution and said

01:52:04.600 look we're gonna phase out this part and

01:52:07.100 we'll come back to it later i mean at least

01:52:09.820 they didn't say and a hundred years later

01:52:12.820 then it's gonna stop well they were hoping

01:52:15.120 that it would stop earlier their abolition of

01:52:17.260 the slave trade that they said in 1787 we

01:52:20.320 want this ended by 1808 that's the earliest

01:52:23.020 of any nation i mean abolishing slave trade

01:52:25.360 1828 we're first on that we're kind of second

01:52:28.320 in actually abolishing slavery we are the only

01:52:31.140 nation in the history of the world where the

01:52:33.020 whites fought whites and ended slavery for

01:52:35.660 blacks i mean we've got so many firsts that

01:52:38.220 don't get talked about but what happened even

01:52:41.660 with the founding fathers in the slave trade

01:52:43.640 the problem we have with academics today is

01:52:46.520 that there is a northern view of slavery where

01:52:48.920 that for example in massachusetts there never

01:52:50.780 was a time when blacks could not vote

01:52:52.400 you have a middle view of slavery in the middle

01:52:54.620 colonies and you have a southern view which is

01:52:56.460 where the plantation slavery was all the

01:52:58.420 abominations and all we cover is the southern

01:53:01.480 view of slavery we don't cover the middle

01:53:03.160 colony view or the northern colony view and so

01:53:05.680 we really do not teach an accurate view of

01:53:07.660 history on what happened with race and you know

01:53:10.640 we're gonna hope to do that in the museum not

01:53:13.240 hope to we're doing that in the museum because

01:53:14.900 we want truth truth is the objective we have

01:53:17.100 right and again it's not to dismiss to

01:53:21.160 diminish that's right uh this uh and then the

01:53:24.420 whole point of the museum we haven't even

01:53:25.920 gotten to yet uh the whole point of the museum is

01:53:28.800 if you hate it so much uh why don't we all work

01:53:32.180 together to stop it from happening today and uh

01:53:36.260 there's some stunning things that uh i'm i'm

01:53:42.400 shocked that we have uh and i think our our this

01:53:47.900 is not for your small kids this is not for your

01:53:50.200 small kids um but um hopefully it will it will uh be

01:53:56.120 another drop in the bucket to get people to act

01:53:58.460 mercuryone.org is where you can get the tickets david

01:54:02.020 does a tour i'll do tours um stew even does a tour

01:54:06.660 which i don't know what you're gonna learn on that

01:54:08.240 um very little we have a lot of fun yeah but it'll be

01:54:12.220 fun uh it's uh it is really something that we have

01:54:16.860 worked very hard and we have sweat blood over this

01:54:20.040 one because we know how we know how dangerous this is we

01:54:23.920 know in this politically correct environment to tell the

01:54:27.000 facts that you've never heard never heard put it into

01:54:31.980 perspective and not dwell on that but say look this is

01:54:37.160 the pattern that happened then look at the pattern it's

01:54:40.880 happening again now and it doesn't have anything to do

01:54:44.540 with race let's work together uh that's uh not

01:54:49.880 not a popular not a popular thing um but we invite you to

01:54:53.920 come and you can get your tickets at mercuryone.org it opens

01:54:57.040 up the 27th of june and it goes through the 7th of july

01:55:02.280 make sure you join us mercuryone.org that's mercuryone.org get

01:55:07.140 your tickets now we're 10 days away from the opening david thank

01:55:10.640 you so much my pleasure you bet um let me tell you about

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01:56:46.420 uh we covered so much ground today um if you missed a second of it uh make sure you

01:56:54.540 go back and listen to the podcast it's available at itunes or wherever you get

01:56:57.740 podcasts um but you don't want to miss today uh kind of a um kind of a taking to the woodshed 0.88

01:57:03.980 of aoc uh and her ridiculous ridiculous comments yesterday uh that are just so 0.71

01:57:12.660 she is in a prison she's in a prison of her own building she is 1.00

01:57:18.820 not a stupid person but she is just locked in self-imposed ignorance 0.99

01:57:26.040 the controversy there's no way a big controversy there glenn obviously that surrounds this which is 1.00

01:57:30.380 a lot of people i think with a lot of evidence say she is a really stupid person and the fact that 0.98

01:57:35.380 you're bringing up the opposite is controversial i think to a lot of the audience she got into be 0.99

01:57:40.400 you i mean you don't you're not a moron if you're going to be you although i don't i mean i a lot of 0.80

01:57:46.920 people get into good schools you know she seems to have retained no information or knowledge from 0.97

01:57:54.420 whatever trip she took supposedly which i guess she did but it's it's bizarre i mean and we were

01:57:59.800 talking about this a little bit yesterday in that like what is the reasoning for things like this is

01:58:04.660 she the type of person that is intentionally antagonizing because she's trying to stir it up 1.00

01:58:10.260 or is she just so dumb that she's getting these things wrong i kind of landed on she she believes 0.95

01:58:17.740 in her mind that she is she's being brave right like she thinks she's saying things that are true 0.98

01:58:25.820 but no one else will say and and she doesn't realize that the reason no one says them is because

01:58:30.700 they're not true um so that's kind of why people go down that road saying what the things that no one

01:58:37.240 else is thinking right because and they're not thinking because they're not accurate um so yeah

01:58:42.060 i think that's part of it i think i think she was i think she is looking for the reaction at some level

01:58:46.520 i mean certainly i think she stumbles herself into scenarios that her her own mind didn't predict at

01:58:53.840 the beginning of the sentence i think that's a fairly common thing she starts talking and doesn't

01:58:59.000 know where it's going and and lands herself in controversy and then retroactively tries to fix it on 1.00

01:59:03.880 twitter but i mean part of it i think though is that you know she see you know she'll she'll read

01:59:08.560 a tweet she'll read a blog she'll think it's knowledge and then she comes out with it and

01:59:13.500 that's really the the limits of the entire process and when that's your process you're going to make a

01:59:18.760 lot of you know foot in mouth face to rake type of moments well i think that uh she was born in a race 1.00

01:59:26.240 in a rake factory yeah she had to be just beaten stupid just in a rake factory just hey i'm taking my 0.93

01:59:32.180 first step yeah i'm gonna try to i mean wow the knocks to her head have been incredible um but uh 0.98

01:59:40.320 we we take her apart intelligently uh you can hear that and our review of trump yesterday and

01:59:47.300 what happened to the rally all on our podcast

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 19, 2019

Death By Stupidity？｜ Guests： Christine Stein & David Barton ｜ 6⧸19⧸19

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 19, 2019

Death By Stupidity？ ｜ Guests： Christine Stein & David Barton ｜ 6⧸19⧸19

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Death By Stupidity？｜ Guests： Christine Stein & David Barton ｜ 6⧸19⧸19