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00:03:11.740 yeah welcome to it pat gray jeff fisher for glenn and stew today 888-727-BECK

00:03:24.640 economic news came out yesterday and the democrats want to blame donald trump

00:03:31.240 uh for again yeah it's not surprising can you believe it but uh we'll explain what's really

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00:05:16.660 credit costs and terms so yesterday steven mirin the chairman of the white house economic council

00:05:23.720 uh talked about the gdp gdp's down just a bit he explains that and walks us through it what you saw

00:05:31.660 is a declining gdp number this morning that's that's a result of the bad economic policies we inherited

00:05:36.260 from president biden thank you uh you know inflation was very strong in the first quarter

00:05:40.260 very strong in january and that drove real real data real real spending data down the economy did

00:05:45.460 accelerate after the president took office and i also want to point out that capital investment

00:05:49.640 surged uh firms and firm investment activity surged in the first quarter as firms started to look

00:05:54.600 forward to better economic outcomes under president trump that's not the type of thing that you see in

00:05:58.840 a sustained economic downturn at all that's the type of thing you see when firms are optimistic about

00:06:02.920 the future when they know why they want to make more in the united states when they know they want to

00:06:06.560 bring production back to the united states from abroad and that's exactly what the president said

00:06:10.140 would happen and that's indicative of of optimism in the future of the economy yeah so there you go

00:06:15.240 there you go the definitive answer there thank you it's hard to argue with that when he knows what

00:06:21.700 he's talking about yes they'll still argue with it of course and they'll still deny it and they'll still

00:06:26.520 blame donald trump for all of this uh but what's really going on uh is that biden put us in a bad

00:06:36.040 position and we're trying to work our way out of that now economist stephen moore had this to say

00:06:42.900 about the tariffs in china but i but i do think trump is using them in a very strategic way

00:06:49.240 and one of the things that trump you know trump does know the art of the deal china must trade

00:06:55.500 with the united states steve if they cannot trade with the united states their economy will go into

00:06:59.620 a great depression they're totally dependent on their exports to the u.s and trump is using that

00:07:04.380 as leverage to get china to behave itself they are an abuse i think they're an abusive country i think 0.97

00:07:09.280 they're dangerous the united states it's the one issue the one issue across the spectrum that

00:07:15.260 conservatives liberals democrats republicans all agree that china is a big problem and we got to 1.00

00:07:20.360 get tough with them and trump is doing exactly that right all right uh i mean yes now they the chinese 1.00

00:07:27.340 are claiming they don't need us at all in fact they just made that statement this week uh i don't know

00:07:33.660 one of their officials said we can completely function without the united states we don't need

00:07:39.100 any of their products we don't need any of their market okay oh okay is that right we'll see i guess

00:07:46.140 we'll see you know this will work itself out over time yeah and and you know many believe that uh you

00:07:53.380 know that that will actually start working we talked about it you know how we believe that the

00:07:58.500 you know the the people in china the citizens the everyday citizens are pretty used to now having

00:08:05.260 uh jobs and social media and being right i know while it's limited and not you know it's a restricted

00:08:11.480 freedom but it's still some sort of freedom that they're pretty used to having yeah and when it starts

00:08:18.060 being taken away they're going to be unhappy they sure are and what happens then you know they i i they're

00:08:26.240 not in a position either where their 1.4 billion residents can make up for the loss of the american

00:08:34.300 market they're not in that position they just aren't i mean some people are in a better place than they

00:08:39.920 used to be because they're they're a communist capitalist hybrid now right so they've gotten some

00:08:45.340 of their people out of poverty but they don't have the buying ability that we do and so they must have

00:08:52.800 the american market they must and they're going to find that out if they don't already know it and

00:08:57.820 of course they do i believe they do yeah they do they're just trying to put more pressure on president

00:09:02.060 trump right now um but yesterday at the white house president trump acknowledged that there are a

00:09:08.860 lot of companies who've been making huge investments in the united states and uh those include a lot of them

00:09:17.660 not american companies hyundai uh cma cma cgm worldwide amazon stores venture global lng siemens pratt

00:09:28.440 chobani bell schneider electric johnson and johnson eli lily uh novartis genetech abvi thermal fisher

00:09:39.400 scientific merc uh abbott laboratories ibm ge aerospace uh president trump talked about corporate taxes

00:09:48.380 and uh talked about how he's going to help these companies but here he is on uh corporate taxes

00:09:54.860 yesterday we cut your taxes from almost 40 down to 21 now we're bringing your taxes down from 21 to 15

00:10:03.120 love that if you build your product make your product in the usa so if you make it in the usa

00:10:08.960 those chips those beautiful chips will make those suckers in the usa and you're going to be all the

00:10:14.680 way down to uh 15 and i think it's uh i think it's there's never been anything like it so now we're at

00:10:21.680 the lowest scale for a large country by far the lowest scale chips they're beautiful chips those

00:10:27.240 beautiful chips beautiful chips if you make them here uh it's going to be beautiful because you'll

00:10:32.100 only pay a 15 tax rate that's really good that's really good uh and he talked about other ways he's

00:10:38.960 going to help companies but our big beautiful bill as i call it our big beautiful bill we may name it

00:10:45.500 that actually will include 100 expensing retroactive to january 20th so that's uh all the way back to

00:10:53.260 just about the beginning of the year so expensing one year you take a deduction one year so you can

00:10:59.380 build your factories right now essentially almost tax-free if you think about it uh nobody's ever been

00:11:06.020 given that and we're going to make that expensing for a four-year period at a full 100 percent

00:11:10.360 so last time we made it one year and you had the deductions you do from from 100 to 80 to 60

00:11:18.640 to 40 to 20 to zippo and now what we're going to do is we're going to keep it at that level and

00:11:24.560 we're going to have it for four years so uh i believe that was one of the reasons that we had

00:11:30.360 such unbelievable growth also we allowed you to bring money back from outside of the country it

00:11:35.440 was impossible you had to have 15 different law firms representing you it was so complicated and

00:11:40.660 worse was that the tax rate was 65 percent i lowered the rate substantially but still a lot you

00:11:47.420 know we shouldn't take your money just to hold you hostage right so we lowered it to a reasonable

00:11:52.640 amount and we took in trillions of dollars came back apple brought in a tremendous amount of money

00:11:58.560 a lot of the companies here brought in a lot of money and the businesses represented today clearly

00:12:03.200 understand that if you build your factory in the united states your tariff rate is zero zero

00:12:08.300 and you have other advantages too yeah and that's why what is he encouraged five trillion

00:12:15.740 in investment in the united states i think i think it's up to five trillion maybe more than that

00:12:21.100 or maybe more yeah it's a lot it's it's impressive uh so that's all money that's going to stay home

00:12:28.620 and jobs that are going to be created for americans pretty awesome uh ge aerospace ceo lawrence culp

00:12:37.260 had some things to say about it thank you mr president it's an honor to be here representing

00:12:42.400 all of my colleagues at ge aerospace we are today 125 years old but we are inventing the future of

00:12:50.180 flight today we power three quarters of the world's commercial airlines and nearly two-thirds

00:12:57.140 of the u.s military combat jets and helicopters so what you see here with the f-110 powers 70 percent of

00:13:06.600 the newest air force f-15s and the f-16s i know you were in michigan just yesterday this is the engine

00:13:13.340 that will be underwing on the f-15 ex eagle 2 that the michigan air national guard will soon

00:13:19.500 be flying we're excited about what's happening at our company we're investing a billion dollars

00:13:26.140 this year as the president said across 16 states not only in our manufacturing footprint

00:13:33.280 but with so many of the small and mid-sized businesses that constitute our supply chain

00:13:38.820 there's a lot happening we're excited about it mr president thank you for what you're doing

00:13:43.340 not only to revitalize u.s manufacturing but helping ensure that the u.s aerospace industry

00:13:50.000 one of our biggest net exporters continues to lead the world in innovation thank you thank you

00:13:56.340 great job it's interesting that that's going on at the same time that the democrats are trying to

00:14:03.360 talk down the economy right they're trying desperately uh to to tank the stock market uh to

00:14:11.680 tank uh american consumer confidence yes and trying desperately to do it that's for sure

00:14:18.200 talking about how you know donald trump is the worst thing that's ever happened yeah a man-made

00:14:23.780 disaster i believe is what uh former vice president called it oh uh kamala yeah yeah she's great isn't 0.80

00:14:31.580 she she is yes she missed her how i've missed her she had a big speech last night yeah her first big 0.97

00:14:38.500 one since she lost got her anus kicked a little bit i heard of it was awesome yeah we'll play some of 0.95

00:14:43.240 that a little later on but we also had soft banks masa yoshi son from soft bank and he came up to 0.89

00:14:51.280 the podium and uh said some pretty interesting things awesome about how they're investing in america

00:14:57.260 also with us is chairman and ceo of soft bank masa where's masa masa come on up here masa

00:15:03.940 masa has pledged 200 billion dollars plus another 500 billion dollars with oracle and open ai

00:15:14.800 wow for a total of 700 billion thank you master come on up please yeah come on oh this is the guy

00:15:23.240 that pulled this stepping stool out from the podium first time of uh trump uh administration we made

00:15:30.320 announcement commitment 50 billion dollars we delivered 70 billion dollars uh over four years

00:15:38.860 last time this time uh this time uh i tried to commit 100 billion dollars and president trump said oh

00:15:47.980 masa go for more so we need that 200 billion dollar commitment and then right after that uh we soft bank

00:15:58.860 open ai oracle and mgx together we announced 500 billion dollars investment wow this is the largest

00:16:07.760 investment for infrastructure in the united states uh investment and i think this is more than the scale

00:16:16.480 this the importance is this is the largest infrastructure for the ai which is the future of mankind

00:16:24.320 i believe it's gonna change every industry every way of how our mankind mankind's lifestyle of the future

00:16:34.080 i am committed u.s is the center of innovation u.s must continue the leadership of ai thank you very much

00:16:44.560 thank you wow

00:16:46.080 thank you so thank you very much master wow a friend of mine for a long time

00:16:54.800 these guys are mover we gotta say you are really something it's great we appreciate it too

00:17:00.800 i mean that's spirit that is upward of a trillion dollar investment from soft bank that's great

00:17:07.200 yeah that's pretty awesome i tried to get away with 100 million 100 billion and uh he said now masa

00:17:13.600 you gotta you gotta go for more than that i'm tired of talking to you at 100 billion

00:17:21.040 it's not even worth it not even worth my time and it got him up to 700 billion wow

00:17:27.360 that's pretty amazing that's awesome all right 888-727-BECK more coming up in one minute

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00:18:59.200 meanwhile you've on the other side of the spectrum as we mentioned uh the democrats are talking down

00:19:14.400 the economy and trying desperately to reduce consumer confidence in in america and trying to

00:19:21.120 tank the stock market which recovered pretty nicely most of april i mean yeah it there was a rough gulf of

00:19:27.920 it one uh the this is a little turbulent one of the days the stock market was down 3 000 points

00:19:34.800 or just short of that but it pretty well recovered for the for the month of april uh which is incredible

00:19:41.760 uh and they continue to do their best i mean here's hakeem jeffries talking about how expensive

00:19:48.080 things are in america cost of living in the united states is too high america is too expensive and

00:19:55.440 donald trump couldn't care less who's fault couldn't care less that housing costs are too high he

00:20:01.920 couldn't care less that grocery he raised the housing he couldn't care less that child care costs

00:20:07.440 are too high he couldn't care less that health insurance costs are too high he couldn't care less

00:20:12.400 that utility costs are too high donald trump couldn't care less that's just prices everywhere

00:20:19.040 are too high and donald trump couldn't they just keep trying to get they're gonna try something

00:20:25.380 that could land yeah they're oh they're throwing everything they can at the wall so they just want

00:20:30.040 something sticks care less yeah okay we'll try that we'll try that we'll try that couldn't care

00:20:34.300 go ahead well yeah get out there you know we're gonna go with could care less but then we realized

00:20:39.080 that didn't make sense so let's try to actually do it care less let's actually use the correct

00:20:44.200 phrase couldn't care less uh what's he supposed to what is the president of the united states

00:20:50.020 supposed to do about the cost of groceries i mean yeah his policies will one day yeah

00:20:57.280 help them come down because uh the inflation during the biden years helped them go up

00:21:04.060 sure but it's not the president of the united states that's setting housing prices

00:21:08.640 prices or the cost of eggs or the cost of anything here's the problem pat donald trump

00:21:15.120 couldn't care less he couldn't care less right he doesn't care how much you pay doesn't care

00:21:20.420 uh the gas gas pump or which has gone up by the way a little disappointing i noticed that it's like

00:21:25.740 jumped up like 30 cents 35 cents a gallon something like that where i usually get my gasoline maybe you

00:21:32.180 should get your gas somewhere else i think i'm going to have you thought of that well i'm like

00:21:36.320 one of the cheapest places i stop at one of the cheapest places because i see some others that

00:21:41.200 have gone up even more than what i'm paying well i paid about in fact i just filled up this morning

00:21:45.680 on the way to work and it was about three bucks and it's 2.99.9 so the three dollars a gallon okay so

00:21:51.500 first of the week or the end of last week whenever it was like 246 a gallon that i paid

00:21:57.060 and then uh yesterday uh when i pulled in it was like 289 and i thought that's uh yeah that's up

00:22:08.320 that's up and then and i also what really ticked me off the whole time my gas was pumping is that

00:22:14.080 i realized donald trump couldn't care less did you realize that i was so angry

00:22:18.840 i could barely pump my gas really yeah maybe you should have thought of something else while you're

00:22:26.440 pumping your gas so i don't know like have your radio play listen to a song on the pump okay

00:22:32.580 yeah i'm not sure what's driving it if we're getting is it because we're getting closer to

00:22:38.360 summer i honestly don't know probably which is you know it always goes up in the summertime

00:22:42.700 and and i suspect that as long as it's under three dollars a gallon we're happy

00:22:47.380 which is a little frustrating no i don't know about happy but it's better than it was during

00:22:56.520 some of the biden years no kidding that's for sure uh and hopefully it'll come down even more

00:23:02.120 eventually but i mean we are in a volatile period right now i mean with the drill baby drill and

00:23:09.120 the energy costs going down i mean we're going to get down below two two dollars a gallon i don't

00:23:13.920 know if that'll happen again i doubt it i doubt it i mean i would love to have it happen but then

00:23:19.680 i realized again donald trump couldn't care less so it's not going to happen i guess i wanted to get

00:23:26.080 under a dollar a gallon again but that uh those days are gone those days are gone ever i can't even

00:23:32.840 think when was the last time it was under a buck a gallon i have no idea i have no idea 90s probably

00:23:38.080 1990s sometime well maybe yeah because i remember having a bit in the big deal when it when it was

00:23:44.320 over a dollar yeah yeah it was a big deal yeah uh now it's a big deal when it goes over five dollars

00:23:51.840 a gallon we're like wow that's really expensive wow it's going up all right 888-727-BECK

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00:25:12.620 it's matt and jeffy for glenn today 1.00

00:25:37.140 888-727-BECK you know there are some people in congress who are so butt stupid 1.00

00:25:45.340 it's just hard to believe and one of those people is hank johnson he has been for a long time 1.00

00:25:52.180 long time long time i mean i don't know that he is the dumbest he's pretty close i mean there's 0.70

00:25:57.300 there's some real competitors for that title are some contenders you know jasmine crockett 1.00

00:26:02.420 yep um we got the we got the lady in florida that does her uh oh my gosh drug on her podium 1.00

00:26:09.480 along the side of the road she was awesome the other day cowboy hat in the pink cowboy hat the 1.00

00:26:15.140 pink dress she had a podium on the side of the road in the ditch it was that was the only place 1.00

00:26:21.740 they let her do it because she was protesting some prison thing that's awesome bizarre but there's a 0.99

00:26:28.760 lot of stupid people in office and they keep getting elected i don't know how but this is 0.99

00:26:35.960 amazing from hank johnson yesterday because first oh you're gonna love it okay go ahead yeah play it 1.00

00:26:43.940 latinos outside of the home depots right trying to get work at first they came for their families 1.00

00:26:53.400 yeah yeah so they could feed their families so and i didn't say anything about it why not why

00:26:58.640 because i'm not a latino oh at the home depot you're kind of selfish huh then they maybe you

00:27:04.920 should have said came for the then they came hispanic looking folks oh oh wow wearing hats backward 0.99

00:27:11.680 with tattoos yeah i just said something here though right and they deported them to el salvador

00:27:18.100 oh and surely you said something then i didn't say anything about oh my gosh wow you're i don't wear

00:27:24.160 my hair backward you're heartless and um i don't have any tattoos and i don't look like a latino yeah

00:27:30.360 but they came for those people so then they came for the for the latinas the latinas at home taking

00:27:38.420 care of the children oh wow scooped up the latinas scooped up and the children some of whom

00:27:45.120 were american citizens oh no oh did he say one of whom was receiving treatment for cancer oh no oh

00:27:53.360 wow they swept them up swept them up and then get them off of course you protested right you must

00:27:59.080 have been i didn't say anything about it wow no because i'm not a latina wow i'm not a little child

00:28:05.540 you are heartless hank who's an american citizen heartless hank that's what we should call him 0.81

00:28:09.800 then they came back for the didn't say anything about any of these people heartless hank studying 0.97

00:28:15.300 on the college campuses yeah oh yeah the poor people were here studying at columbia lying on their 0.95

00:28:22.940 on their applications uh-huh thugs wearing masks thugs yeah and then them up but that that

00:28:32.240 inspired you to say something and put them in a private for-profit detention center where they

00:28:38.040 languish but that bothered you right expense did you say something i hope and i didn't say anything

00:28:43.320 about oh no because i'm not a student heartless hank foreign visa heartless hank oh and then they

00:28:52.280 and then now what else and arrested a white female white judge no state court judge the one who broke 1.00

00:29:01.040 the law residing over her boy courtroom oh no yeah but the thing is they're in you're not a white 0.87

00:29:08.460 female judge so he probably didn't do anything of her court i bet he no i bet he did this time 0.99

00:29:13.680 because it's a white came and arrested her and he's walked her pissed about it to jail right he's got 0.99

00:29:19.760 to be upset about that has to be so i didn't say anything then he didn't say anything even then

00:29:24.860 not a judge a white female judge state court he's not no he's not but then they came for me

00:29:32.300 they did why are you sitting there then if they came there was nobody left because i had remained

00:29:38.760 silent why are you they had taken everybody off now why are you talking to us then why aren't you in

00:29:45.960 prison if they came for you yeah what happened he should be in seacott in el salvador right now

00:29:51.000 right right but no he's not he's sitting there on the house floor oh that's agonizing he's uh

00:30:01.280 oh my god caring caring congressman yeah heartless hank yeah at least i thought he was a caring

00:30:06.260 congressman no clearly he's not no because they came for all those people and he said nothing because

00:30:11.540 he wasn't one of those people right he doesn't care so he doesn't care about anybody but

00:30:15.720 but himself is what he's telling you there obviously so uh congratulations on that heartless hank

00:30:21.200 don't forget this is the same guy who said my fear is that uh the whole island will uh become so

00:30:33.600 overly overly populated that it will tip over and uh and capsize now what is that a concern then

00:30:44.020 we don't anticipate that no okay all right they didn't anticipate it

00:30:49.060 that's why there's hank because he anticipates things like that that's right and uh asks happy

00:30:57.340 to have him oh man that is agonizing i mean he's i don't know how long he's been in office but he's

00:31:04.440 70 now oh a really long time but he's been there a long time long time well this you know the guam

00:31:10.520 capsize thing when was that 2007 or 8 yeah it was a while ago yeah i mean we're going on 20 years

00:31:16.540 since we've been aware he's had some great meanderings he's had that he had the midget one 1.00

00:31:20.980 yeah what was the thing about midgets i can't remember but it was i was i can't remember i do

00:31:26.800 remember there was a there was a whole a midget little people thing going on with them that's 0.99

00:31:31.960 really funny uh against uh not nothing funny about the little people no no no and uh but anyway

00:31:40.440 he's just been doing it for too long for too long he just keeps getting re-elected it's so amazing

00:31:47.340 that the people of his district keep sending him back maybe no one else wants it time after time

00:31:54.560 i mean nobody wants it so they just yeah let hank have it go ahead it but what it does is kind of

00:32:01.960 show you just how badly we need term limits because uh i used to i used to say to everybody

00:32:08.400 well we do have term limits it's called an election right however that doesn't seem to be working since

00:32:13.900 people like hank johnson and others have been in office 30 so you've revised your uh so i've revised

00:32:19.640 yes okay yeah uh we don't have term limits but we need to got a term limited president but we don't

00:32:26.580 have term limits for the house and the senate why is that i i think it should be 12 years for everybody

00:32:31.700 so two terms in the senate and four uh what six terms in the house it'd be six terms in the house

00:32:38.320 okay so 12 years for after that get out after that you're done yep now if you're if you spent six

00:32:46.180 year we'd have to decide whether or not you can run for like if you're a member of the house can you

00:32:50.680 run for the senate or are you just done in public office at that point yeah if you've been there for

00:32:57.520 12 years you should be able to and let's say let's say let's say i'm a congressman you can squeeze

00:33:02.080 another 12 years i don't want to start bogging you down with uh you know this bill that we're writing

00:33:06.200 but let's say we're i'm a congressman for four years i run for senate yeah and i serve my i serve as a

00:33:13.400 senator for six years six years and then 10 years and then i lose right and then i come back and i

00:33:19.300 run for congressman and i still have a little time left over how much time how much does i do i start

00:33:25.380 again 12 years reset no it doesn't reset nope okay and no and are they separate uh yeah we have to

00:33:33.800 as a separate 12 years that's to be determined in uh okay in my scenario okay because until now i

00:33:41.420 i just thought all right 12 years you're done but there's a whole bunch of different scenarios

00:33:45.940 where you know you can serve you know they're gonna do it you know they're gonna do it absolutely

00:33:50.800 they're gonna do it you better believe it they're gonna look for any way they possibly can to keep

00:33:55.960 it going as long correct as they can and so what what the house members would do is is win six terms

00:34:02.620 in the house and then run for senate and try to get 12 more years then right so then that'd be 24 years

00:34:08.900 and that's too many sorry no you can't do that so i've just decided in my in my hypothetical here

00:34:15.400 nope you can't do it can't do both nope it's 12 years no matter what period so it's either 12 years

00:34:22.920 in the house or 12 years in the senate now if you want to do six years in the in the house and six is

00:34:28.860 this so three terms in the house and then you could do one term in the senate okay for a total of can i

00:34:33.820 can i run for vice president or be okay i mean can i run for president and or and or be appointed vice president

00:34:40.420 after my 12 years in the senate and congress boy see that's what they do too or yes i think you can

00:34:47.360 okay i think you can run for president nothing resets it so like if i if i was nothing if i was a congressman

00:34:53.320 for like four years i became vice president you're not eight years no i come back and get another 12

00:34:58.480 no okay no okay all right you may not i'm just asking yeah so you can run for house senate once

00:35:05.600 you served your term if you run for president you win you can do another two terms as president yeah

00:35:11.580 yeah okay i think it'd have to be that way all right so then any other position i'd have to be

00:35:16.580 appointed yeah maybe you could go back home and run for governor right then the state can decide

00:35:22.920 right how long you're in office right yeah okay i like that yeah so if once you're done on your in

00:35:30.880 your national offices if in your u.s office you can go back and run as a governor but you can't run

00:35:37.920 for you can't run for any national office you can't run for senate or house wow yeah that hurts

00:35:43.620 sorry after i've served so well here's what i have to say about that tough that's too bad tough

00:35:51.160 you've you've served valiantly you know for the 12 years and we're happy and we're proud of you

00:35:58.680 my constituency wants me to stay longer again tough yeah they can't okay so we're gonna find somebody

00:36:07.020 else but don't you think that would help with the cronyism with the uh with the interminable

00:36:13.460 power structure in washington dc everybody gains this power they learn how to scam the system they learn

00:36:20.540 how to make money and once they're insider trading going and they've got it set up so that when once

00:36:25.540 you're in office it's almost hard it's almost impossible yeah the machine keeps you in it's

00:36:30.480 really hard to unseat yeah once you're in and that's something we got to do something about for

00:36:35.980 sure you know between term limits and the other thing i want is for everybody to govern from their

00:36:42.500 own home district there's a thought yeah uh and i think i don't think there's a way to do it yet

00:36:47.500 though no waiting to figure if we could figure out a way only there was i don't know like an

00:36:54.060 interweb or something where everybody could get online together and you know vote from their home

00:36:59.300 district but wouldn't it be great if these representatives both in the house and in the

00:37:05.020 senate had to govern from their own district so that they had to talk to their constituents every

00:37:11.300 single day every day and and not the lobbyists in washington dc things would be a lot different

00:37:17.560 now you can make the case we found out today that uh they're going to be on for the next what um

00:37:22.240 and for the next 90 days they're on for almost half of those days not quite though not quite quite i think

00:37:30.580 almost have 41 days on and 48 days something like that yeah so you could make the case that 48 of

00:37:37.540 those days they're back home uh seeing their constituents right or on vacation uh someplace

00:37:42.800 else but they're they're not they're not in washington dc doing the people's business i'll

00:37:47.140 tell you that nope they're probably in the bahamas more like all right 888-727-BECK more coming up 0.95

00:37:54.600 you want the truth unfiltered pull up a chair my friend you're in the right place this is glenn beck

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00:38:32.780 balance of power beyond anything you could even imagine beyond the atom bomb this could be why the

00:38:38.180 u.s is scrambling to reclaim all the gold from overseas some say gold is going to be revalued at

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00:39:18.080 it's pat and jeffy uh for glenn today um 888-727-BECK you know there's some major companies

00:39:38.820 right now that are rethinking their lgbtqqia2 plus marketing strategy this year and that's what

00:39:46.380 they're saying they're saying it i i don't know if they're actually going to follow through but

00:39:51.480 supposedly the uh the whole pride month thing might be a little bit different this year

00:39:56.240 uh mastercard is not renewing their corporate sponsorship of the new york city pride parade

00:40:02.620 lookout yeah uh wow those are big parades though i mean yeah they are i don't know how much money

00:40:10.060 they actually spend how much these corporate sponsorships cost but uh that could that's a

00:40:16.700 that's going to put a dent in uh the parade uh festivities no doubt about it um other people who

00:40:22.980 are rethinking their pride sponsorships include pepsi automaker nissan wow banking giant citibank

00:40:32.300 aha and consulting firm price waterhouse coopers wow i know look we still believe in it we're just

00:40:39.000 not gonna give you any money for i'm sure that's what they'll say yeah we still well then why what

00:40:44.420 are you uh cowards then are you no we're not cowards we just feel that our money could be uh better 0.77

00:40:50.300 allocated to uh different areas really like what like what areas can you allocate those funds uh that

00:40:57.520 would be better spent than a wonderful pride parade in new york city well we're uh we're introducing a

00:41:03.600 new uh a new service for our employees are you yeah okay good good is it a dei service because you're

00:41:11.080 not doing that anymore either no uh the larger pullback however is the latest sign of a chillier

00:41:17.700 climate for corporate pride sponsorships other pride events in recent weeks have lost key sponsors

00:41:23.340 including get this anheuser-busch in st louis okay uh and and that might not be national sponsorships

00:41:31.180 those might be just the the local distributor i'm sure it is gives that right yeah yeah but apparently

00:41:37.720 smirnoff is cut back um there's a lot of companies that are rethinking the way they're doing business

00:41:46.000 right now it's interesting isn't it that is interesting that is very interesting target however

00:41:53.000 which faced boycotts over its pride merchandise last year will return as a platinum level sponsor

00:41:59.920 of this year's new york city pride parade so target's still all in all in good for them

00:42:05.460 that's isn't that wonderful i mean they pulled some of their merchandise to the back of the store

00:42:10.200 and the family members of the founders of target were all upset over that they wrote letters and do

00:42:16.260 you remember what kind of merchandise it was it was directed toward little girls

00:42:21.200 that is incredible that that was okay for them uh to to be marketing that kind of material

00:42:33.100 to little girls or little boys in the front yeah in the front of the store let alone in the back 0.81

00:42:39.620 unbelievable just uh just pathetic so we'll see what happens and if they can if they can follow 0.94

00:42:46.740 through on this we'll see this is glenn beck 0.95

00:42:51.560 so i saw this on a sports center instagram account uh you know the uproar around the prank call of

00:43:09.280 shadour sanders from the atlanta falcons assistant coach's son and the coach uh was fined a hundred

00:43:14.580 thousand the team was fined two hundred and fifty thousand and we've all seen the draft calls made

00:43:20.880 but uh here's a special draft call that i thought was uh that's fascinating okay

00:43:26.080 this guy's one of the most underrated

00:43:28.700 yeah

00:43:31.600 oh man are you serious

00:43:36.620 oh i'm excited i'm pumped i can't wait coach i can't wait

00:43:42.060 yes i've been dreaming this all my life

00:43:47.820 i'm ready coach all right all right thank you thank you so much

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00:47:37.320 All right.

00:47:38.120 So, Chuck Schumer decided to have a little press conference

00:47:41.420 about Donald Trump and his first 100 days.

00:47:44.560 Of course he did.

00:47:45.500 Yesterday.

00:47:46.440 And it, as far as I'm concerned,

00:47:48.620 kind of backfired on him

00:47:49.960 when the questions started coming from reporters.

00:47:53.280 So, stay till the end,

00:47:54.680 because it's a nice little payoff.

00:47:56.500 Here's what happened.

00:47:57.480 Donald Trump's first 100 days

00:48:00.360 can be defined by one big F word.

00:48:05.800 Oh, what is it?

00:48:06.640 Failure.

00:48:06.920 Oh.

00:48:07.220 Oh, wow.

00:48:08.880 Wow.

00:48:10.100 See what I did there?

00:48:11.580 Oh, wow.

00:48:12.580 Failure on the economy.

00:48:14.680 Failure on lowering costs.

00:48:17.220 Mm-hmm.

00:48:17.920 Failure on tariffs.

00:48:21.280 Failure on foreign policy.

00:48:23.860 No.

00:48:24.240 Failure on preserving democracy.

00:48:27.060 We don't have a democracy to preserve, so.

00:48:29.460 Failure on helping middle-class families.

00:48:30.220 It's not a problem.

00:48:31.300 Mm-hmm.

00:48:32.260 Today's new economic news

00:48:34.920 Mm-hmm.

00:48:35.700 showed that Donald Trump

00:48:37.260 is running the American economy

00:48:39.560 the way he ran his family business

00:48:42.420 into the ground.

00:48:45.240 Into the ground.

00:48:46.900 Is that how he became a billionaire?

00:48:48.680 Running the business into the ground?

00:48:49.900 What a failure.

00:48:51.300 Mm-hmm.

00:48:51.540 It's a policy that's in total chaos.

00:48:54.020 One day he says one thing.

00:48:55.180 One day he says another thing.

00:48:56.660 Maybe this country has tariffs.

00:48:58.180 Maybe this country won't.

00:49:00.280 Even his policy advisors

00:49:01.880 are at a loss

00:49:02.720 to explain what he's doing.

00:49:04.320 And as a result,

00:49:06.140 instead of all of us

00:49:07.600 in the world

00:49:09.380 going after China, 0.82

00:49:12.820 China now has allies

00:49:14.760 all over the world

00:49:15.780 going after us.

00:49:16.920 tariffs, a failure.

00:49:19.380 Mm-hmm.

00:49:19.800 On costs,

00:49:21.240 Donald Trump said on day one

00:49:23.500 he'd lower costs

00:49:24.580 of American families.

00:49:25.700 They are up and up and up.

00:49:27.880 And the tariffs

00:49:28.880 are making it worse.

00:49:31.900 Costs will go up

00:49:33.720 for about $4,000

00:49:34.920 for the average American family.

00:49:38.080 People who have IRAs

00:49:39.720 have lost close to $100,000.

00:49:43.200 Small businesses,

00:49:44.500 medium-sized businesses,

00:49:45.620 large businesses

00:49:46.500 are frozen

00:49:47.460 because they don't know

00:49:49.500 what Trump's going to do.

00:49:51.080 And that constrains supplies

00:49:52.640 and raises costs.

00:49:55.620 Failure on foreign policy.

00:49:58.620 Instead of standing up to bullies,

00:50:01.720 Trump is succumbing

00:50:03.400 to bullies.

00:50:05.180 He's being bullied

00:50:06.020 by the dictators of the world.

00:50:08.740 And again,

00:50:09.780 he's broken our alliances

00:50:11.380 in Europe,

00:50:12.040 and so all the world

00:50:14.060 now looks askance

00:50:15.040 at America.

00:50:16.220 Failure.

00:50:17.220 Yes.

00:50:17.580 On Doge.

00:50:18.620 Doge was supposed

00:50:19.520 to bring efficiency.

00:50:20.820 What instead is it doing?

00:50:22.300 Cutting Social Security,

00:50:23.980 cutting medical research,

00:50:25.200 cutting costs.

00:50:25.340 That's just a flat-out lie.

00:50:26.980 Failure.

00:50:27.700 That's a lie.

00:50:28.060 Helping American family.

00:50:29.340 They are not cutting

00:50:30.240 Social Security.

00:50:32.360 Ugh, this is agonizing.

00:50:34.320 It is.

00:50:34.880 Cutting taxes on the rich.

00:50:36.380 I'm waiting till the end.

00:50:37.480 Yeah.

00:50:37.880 I'm trying to wait

00:50:39.160 till the end

00:50:39.680 because it's longer

00:50:41.180 than I remember it.

00:50:42.000 Social Security.

00:50:44.320 Hurting our veterans.

00:50:45.940 Okay.

00:50:46.520 Total failure

00:50:47.380 on helping American families.

00:50:50.020 Right, right.

00:50:51.160 And who is complicit

00:50:52.600 in all of this?

00:50:53.800 Oh, I don't know.

00:50:54.500 You?

00:50:54.620 Who?

00:50:55.240 The Republicans

00:50:55.920 in the House and Senate

00:50:57.600 are co-conspirators.

00:51:00.460 They are complicit. 1.00

00:51:02.220 This guy is pathetic. 1.00

00:51:02.980 They are aiding 1.00

00:51:03.740 and abetting

00:51:04.700 all of Donald Trump's

00:51:07.240 failures.

00:51:09.160 They're not standing

00:51:10.500 up to him once.

00:51:11.400 They're involved

00:51:12.220 and they

00:51:12.940 will shoulder the blame.

00:51:18.000 Finally,

00:51:18.740 on democracy.

00:51:20.020 All right,

00:51:20.300 on democracy.

00:51:21.060 Donald Trump is trying

00:51:21.980 to ruin our democracy.

00:51:23.660 Yeah,

00:51:24.180 we don't have a democracy

00:51:25.320 to ruin.

00:51:26.140 He's changed the Justice Department

00:51:26.160 into an attack dog

00:51:27.400 for his political enemies.

00:51:28.880 The hallowed,

00:51:29.620 fair Justice Department.

00:51:30.820 The hallowed.

00:51:31.820 Can you imagine?

00:51:32.540 Stop it.

00:51:33.680 After they went after him

00:51:34.840 for four years.

00:51:35.940 Stop it.

00:51:36.140 He would-be dictator.

00:51:37.380 He wants to be a king.

00:51:41.140 And again,

00:51:42.160 our Republican colleagues

00:51:44.300 in the House and Senate

00:51:45.640 are complicit.

00:51:48.280 To this failure.

00:51:49.840 Okay.

00:51:51.760 Donald Trump's

00:51:53.140 first hundred days 0.59

00:51:55.020 are an abject failure.

00:51:57.840 And we Democrats 0.84

00:51:58.800 here

00:51:59.460 and around the country

00:52:02.300 will fight him

00:52:03.840 at every turn.

00:52:05.520 Okay,

00:52:06.760 that's not even-

00:52:07.440 That's not the one.

00:52:08.200 That's not the one.

00:52:09.280 That's why

00:52:10.100 we went through

00:52:11.140 that whole thing

00:52:12.740 and then we never got there.

00:52:13.940 That's not the one.

00:52:15.340 Is there another

00:52:16.560 Chuckie Schumer

00:52:18.320 in here?

00:52:18.880 Because it's where

00:52:19.780 he talks about

00:52:20.600 how low his

00:52:21.760 approval rating is.

00:52:23.080 Yeah.

00:52:23.340 And he mentions

00:52:26.640 that it's like 39%.

00:52:28.200 It's the lowest

00:52:29.120 since Richard Nixon

00:52:31.720 or whatever.

00:52:33.100 And then-

00:52:33.820 There's one that we played

00:52:34.760 this morning

00:52:35.200 that's 49 seconds long.

00:52:36.720 I feel like what we just watched

00:52:37.880 was longer than 49 seconds.

00:52:38.780 That was definitely longer

00:52:39.840 than 49 seconds.

00:52:40.820 It's just me.

00:52:41.200 Yeah.

00:52:41.720 Yeah.

00:52:43.160 So apparently

00:52:44.300 we don't have that one.

00:52:45.380 Do we not?

00:52:45.900 We do have it?

00:52:46.760 Okay.

00:52:47.220 All right.

00:52:47.580 Let's get that one.

00:52:48.680 Americans are noticing

00:52:50.400 the polls this week

00:52:52.500 show Trump

00:52:53.200 has the lowest

00:52:54.380 100-day approval rating

00:52:56.040 since they started polling

00:52:57.980 80 years ago.

00:52:59.360 The lowest.

00:53:00.300 The lowest.

00:53:00.980 Even worse.

00:53:02.100 Even worse.

00:53:02.540 72% of Americans

00:53:04.720 think it's likely

00:53:06.060 that Trump's handling

00:53:07.120 of the economy

00:53:08.080 will walk us

00:53:10.020 directly into a recession.

00:53:12.820 Oh, wow.

00:53:13.180 In people who hate

00:53:14.260 what Trump is proposing.

00:53:15.900 Yes.

00:53:16.880 I'll go to the questions.

00:53:18.020 Here we go.

00:53:18.680 There's a poll out today

00:53:19.560 that has your approval rating

00:53:21.080 lower than any other

00:53:22.480 congressional leader.

00:53:23.560 It's 17%.

00:53:24.800 Are you concerned

00:53:25.740 that you may be a liability

00:53:27.040 for your party?

00:53:27.640 Polls come and go.

00:53:28.540 Our party is united.

00:53:30.160 We're on our fence floor.

00:53:31.080 Oh, my gosh.

00:53:31.400 We're stepping forward

00:53:32.240 and going after Trump.

00:53:33.500 Polls come and go.

00:53:34.560 Polls come and go.

00:53:36.360 But only his polls

00:53:38.280 come and go.

00:53:39.040 Apparently Trump's don't.

00:53:40.500 But here he is babbling

00:53:42.260 and making a big deal

00:53:43.600 out of the fact

00:53:44.260 that Trump has the lowest

00:53:46.180 approval rating

00:53:46.900 in 80 years.

00:53:48.000 And then it's pointed out,

00:53:49.800 oh, by the way,

00:53:51.320 your approval ratings

00:53:52.460 are much lower than his.

00:53:54.120 They're not even

00:53:54.680 half what he has.

00:53:56.280 He's in big trouble.

00:53:57.780 17% approval rating

00:53:59.880 for him.

00:54:00.660 I mean, if AOC decides

00:54:02.180 that she wants to have

00:54:03.040 that Senate seat,

00:54:04.280 she can primary him.

00:54:06.880 Easily.

00:54:07.740 Yeah.

00:54:08.040 She'd defeat him

00:54:09.060 right now.

00:54:09.680 There's no question

00:54:11.840 about that.

00:54:12.540 He's in trouble.

00:54:14.500 And he should be. 0.95

00:54:15.660 He's terrible. 0.98

00:54:16.980 Yes. 0.89

00:54:17.260 And he's always

00:54:18.100 been terrible.

00:54:19.840 But that is fantastic

00:54:21.300 that somebody asks him

00:54:22.840 about it

00:54:23.320 right after he babbles

00:54:25.260 about Trump's

00:54:26.240 approval rating.

00:54:27.080 And then that's not

00:54:28.020 a big deal

00:54:28.380 that his are only

00:54:29.060 17%.

00:54:31.080 You know,

00:54:31.320 one thing.

00:54:32.260 Wow.

00:54:32.760 Chuck,

00:54:33.480 what about

00:54:34.200 what about your?

00:54:36.440 Yeah,

00:54:36.760 your polls

00:54:37.860 are a lot worse

00:54:38.520 than his.

00:54:41.100 Polls come and go.

00:54:42.320 Boy,

00:54:42.640 yeah,

00:54:42.900 I mean,

00:54:43.280 it's been a long time

00:54:44.160 since he's been

00:54:45.620 confronted like that

00:54:46.760 for the press.

00:54:47.740 No kidding.

00:54:48.160 Things have come around

00:54:49.160 a little bit.

00:54:49.780 Yes,

00:54:50.080 they have.

00:54:51.240 Yes,

00:54:51.740 they have.

00:54:53.100 Also,

00:54:53.660 last night,

00:54:54.280 Kamala Harris spoke.

00:54:56.380 Thank goodness.

00:54:57.380 Haven't you missed her?

00:54:58.140 I have, actually.

00:54:59.120 Oh, my.

00:54:59.720 I've missed her so much.

00:55:01.800 Here's some of what

00:55:02.940 she had to say.

00:55:03.900 And now,

00:55:04.380 after listening to her,

00:55:05.280 it's as if she's

00:55:05.660 never left.

00:55:06.200 Almost.

00:55:07.920 But sadly,

00:55:09.720 we have seen

00:55:11.780 quite the opposite

00:55:13.440 over these past

00:55:15.460 few months.

00:55:19.660 Now,

00:55:20.240 I know

00:55:20.580 tonight's event

00:55:21.520 happens to coincide

00:55:22.880 with the 100 days

00:55:24.320 after the inauguration.

00:55:26.540 That's why we

00:55:26.940 asked you to speak.

00:55:27.820 And I'll leave it

00:55:28.700 to others

00:55:29.260 to give a full

00:55:30.400 accounting

00:55:31.000 of what has

00:55:32.800 happened so far.

00:55:33.320 I've got to say

00:55:33.660 something,

00:55:34.160 though.

00:55:34.740 Yeah,

00:55:35.080 please.

00:55:35.660 But I will say this.

00:55:36.660 Oh,

00:55:37.080 she will say this.

00:55:37.960 Okay,

00:55:38.240 good.

00:55:39.100 Instead of an 0.96

00:55:40.020 administration

00:55:40.800 working to

00:55:43.220 advance

00:55:44.160 America's

00:55:45.800 highest

00:55:46.360 ideals,

00:55:48.260 we are

00:55:49.680 witnessing

00:55:50.340 the

00:55:51.780 wholesale

00:55:52.780 abandonment

00:55:54.360 of those

00:55:55.040 ideals.

00:55:55.840 Oh,

00:55:56.640 wow.

00:55:58.620 Wow.

00:56:00.680 Did she

00:56:01.460 ever,

00:56:02.160 did she put

00:56:02.980 the hammer

00:56:03.500 down just

00:56:04.380 then or

00:56:04.940 what?

00:56:05.600 Yes,

00:56:05.960 she did.

00:56:06.380 She's angry.

00:56:07.480 She is angry.

00:56:09.540 I will say.

00:56:10.900 That didn't even

00:56:11.540 make an impact

00:56:12.440 with her audience.

00:56:13.740 I know they had to,

00:56:14.500 are we supposed to?

00:56:16.120 That's an applause line?

00:56:17.420 Okay,

00:56:18.060 yeah.

00:56:18.420 I will say,

00:56:19.100 though,

00:56:19.420 for her,

00:56:21.040 she's got the

00:56:23.560 right mix

00:56:24.200 on the medication

00:56:24.940 because that was

00:56:25.480 probably the best

00:56:26.120 she's spoken

00:56:26.720 in quite some time.

00:56:27.680 And if she could

00:56:28.240 have spoken like

00:56:28.860 that during the

00:56:29.360 campaign,

00:56:29.880 she may have

00:56:30.440 scored a few

00:56:31.540 points.

00:56:32.320 Yeah.

00:56:33.060 Yeah,

00:56:33.260 she wouldn't

00:56:33.580 have won still.

00:56:34.360 No,

00:56:34.720 no,

00:56:35.280 no.

00:56:36.420 I'm not crazy.

00:56:38.500 Oh,

00:56:38.640 man.

00:56:39.860 Then her running 0.85

00:56:40.740 mate,

00:56:41.720 Timmy Walls,

00:56:42.900 tampon Tim,

00:56:44.000 spoke about why

00:56:45.100 he was selected

00:56:46.160 as vice

00:56:47.120 presidential candidate.

00:56:47.860 Oh,

00:56:48.060 good.

00:56:48.540 Yeah.

00:56:48.820 I was on the ticket.

00:56:50.720 I would argue

00:56:51.600 because we did a lot

00:56:52.440 of amazing progressive

00:56:53.540 things in Minnesota

00:56:54.360 that improved people's

00:56:55.240 lives.

00:56:55.940 But I also was on the

00:56:56.820 ticket,

00:56:57.140 quite honestly,

00:56:58.080 you know,

00:56:58.780 because I could

00:57:00.220 code talk to white

00:57:01.340 guys watching football

00:57:02.380 fixing their truck.

00:57:03.600 No.

00:57:04.660 Then I could put them

00:57:05.460 at ease.

00:57:05.840 I was the permissional

00:57:06.620 structure to say,

00:57:07.760 look,

00:57:08.440 you can do this

00:57:09.040 and vote for this.

00:57:10.060 And you look across

00:57:11.320 those swing states

00:57:12.160 and we're fixing

00:57:12.980 their football.

00:57:14.880 Come on.

00:57:15.320 We didn't get a code

00:57:17.740 talk.

00:57:18.240 Code talk to any

00:57:19.360 men.

00:57:20.160 Come on.

00:57:22.980 I mean,

00:57:23.600 I watched,

00:57:24.180 I did watch

00:57:24.980 several videos

00:57:27.180 of him fixing

00:57:28.160 his truck

00:57:28.980 and fixing

00:57:29.640 his car,

00:57:30.740 thinking that he

00:57:31.360 was Mr.

00:57:32.860 You know,

00:57:33.020 he was trying to

00:57:33.560 code talk me.

00:57:34.660 Oh,

00:57:35.200 yeah,

00:57:35.340 right,

00:57:35.600 right.

00:57:35.840 It didn't work.

00:57:36.600 It didn't work.

00:57:37.320 It did not.

00:57:37.780 You did not vote

00:57:38.520 for Timmy Tom.

00:57:39.260 It did not work.

00:57:39.980 And I remember

00:57:40.720 him code

00:57:41.340 talking me

00:57:42.000 about being

00:57:42.460 a coach

00:57:42.980 in football.

00:57:44.160 And then I

00:57:44.540 looked into

00:57:45.000 his coaching

00:57:45.900 in football

00:57:46.460 and it was

00:57:47.600 all based

00:57:48.080 on a lie.

00:57:49.040 An old thing.

00:57:49.720 Right.

00:57:50.940 Yes.

00:57:51.560 That was a lie.

00:57:52.420 He was trying

00:57:52.760 to code talk

00:57:53.380 me there as well.

00:57:54.400 Yeah.

00:57:54.760 And so,

00:57:55.760 no.

00:57:56.240 He lied

00:57:56.600 about a lot

00:57:57.100 of things.

00:57:57.560 He did.

00:57:58.080 Drunk driving

00:57:58.940 charges.

00:58:00.400 I mean,

00:58:00.620 there was all

00:58:01.060 kinds of things

00:58:01.760 during that time.

00:58:02.500 And he was

00:58:02.840 an assistant

00:58:03.480 coach,

00:58:04.980 a special

00:58:05.620 assistant coach.

00:58:06.300 He wasn't

00:58:06.600 the coach.

00:58:07.340 When they first

00:58:08.880 started talking

00:58:09.560 about him,

00:58:10.060 I thought,

00:58:10.440 okay,

00:58:10.700 this must have

00:58:11.260 been a really

00:58:11.760 successful high

00:58:12.540 school football

00:58:13.180 coach.

00:58:13.820 Nope.

00:58:14.340 He wasn't.

00:58:15.000 When you call

00:58:15.440 someone coach,

00:58:16.940 that's the guy

00:58:18.140 in charge.

00:58:18.640 That's the head

00:58:19.140 guy.

00:58:19.440 The head coach.

00:58:20.220 The main guy.

00:58:21.140 And he wasn't.

00:58:22.140 He was not.

00:58:22.640 I know if you're

00:58:23.200 playing,

00:58:23.740 the other assistant

00:58:24.700 coaches are coach

00:58:25.820 as well.

00:58:26.500 But when you're

00:58:27.340 out in the forefront

00:58:28.040 like that,

00:58:29.000 coach.

00:58:31.520 They made it

00:58:32.480 sound as though

00:58:33.960 he was the head

00:58:35.540 coach of the

00:58:36.200 football team.

00:58:37.340 And he ran

00:58:38.160 things.

00:58:38.780 Yes.

00:58:39.540 He didn't.

00:58:40.320 No, he didn't.

00:58:40.860 He did not.

00:58:41.660 No, he did not.

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01:00:00.160 You know,

01:00:12.160 for something

01:00:12.500 that never

01:00:13.140 happens,

01:00:14.060 it sure

01:00:14.820 happens a lot.

01:00:17.000 Another problem

01:00:18.320 with a trans

01:00:20.040 male,

01:00:20.820 I mean,

01:00:21.400 just trans

01:00:22.480 female,

01:00:23.240 I guess,

01:00:23.580 but an actual

01:00:24.180 biological male

01:00:25.320 competing in

01:00:26.880 a high school

01:00:27.440 track meet.

01:00:27.980 A group of

01:00:29.680 high school

01:00:30.220 girls in

01:00:30.920 Oregon took

01:00:32.280 a knee in

01:00:33.420 protest of a

01:00:34.360 male athlete

01:00:35.140 who's consistently

01:00:37.520 winning competitions

01:00:38.920 as a female.

01:00:41.380 And so they

01:00:42.360 decided,

01:00:42.840 you know what?

01:00:43.380 We're not going

01:00:44.160 to compete.

01:00:45.440 Sophia Carpenter

01:00:46.260 said she and

01:00:46.960 three other

01:00:47.520 females forfeited 0.99

01:00:48.820 a competition

01:00:49.480 after learning

01:00:50.120 they'd be

01:00:50.500 competing against

01:00:51.320 a boy at

01:00:52.940 the Therapeutic

01:00:54.820 Associates

01:00:55.600 Chehalem Classic.

01:00:57.160 One of my

01:00:57.740 favorite events

01:00:58.660 of the year.

01:00:59.060 I love that

01:00:59.260 classic.

01:01:00.060 Everybody does.

01:01:01.300 Everybody does.

01:01:01.880 It's world

01:01:02.260 renowned,

01:01:03.060 Jeffy.

01:01:03.980 The male

01:01:04.840 named Leah

01:01:06.120 Rose won

01:01:07.080 that competition,

01:01:07.920 of course,

01:01:08.540 with a jump

01:01:09.120 of 4'10".

01:01:10.180 That was enough

01:01:11.500 to beat out

01:01:11.960 the 18 girls

01:01:13.280 he competed

01:01:14.400 against.

01:01:16.160 Now,

01:01:17.820 Carpenter,

01:01:18.400 who's ranked

01:01:18.880 number five

01:01:19.680 in the state

01:01:20.420 at her level,

01:01:21.760 decided on the

01:01:22.600 day of competition

01:01:23.320 that she knew

01:01:24.120 what was

01:01:25.260 transpiring

01:01:25.960 wasn't right.

01:01:28.000 She said,

01:01:28.500 I heard that

01:01:29.100 a couple of

01:01:29.500 girls were 0.99

01:01:29.900 dropping out

01:01:30.400 in protest

01:01:30.900 and I thought,

01:01:32.040 oh,

01:01:32.280 that's interesting.

01:01:33.440 I'm not the

01:01:34.040 only one that

01:01:34.760 thinks this

01:01:36.380 way and knows

01:01:37.380 this isn't

01:01:37.940 right.

01:01:39.680 And so,

01:01:40.100 my intention

01:01:40.620 was still

01:01:42.180 to take my

01:01:42.800 first jump

01:01:43.400 and then I'd

01:01:43.920 consider dropping

01:01:44.620 out.

01:01:45.040 But I went

01:01:45.460 and talked

01:01:45.800 to the first

01:01:46.340 girl who had 0.88

01:01:47.100 initially dropped

01:01:47.880 out and she

01:01:48.540 told me that

01:01:49.060 she thought

01:01:49.580 about it and

01:01:50.580 knew she'd

01:01:51.040 done the right

01:01:51.460 thing that day.

01:01:52.140 So then this

01:01:53.580 girl decided,

01:01:54.500 yep,

01:01:55.740 I'm not going

01:01:56.360 to compete

01:01:56.700 at all either.

01:01:57.500 And so the

01:01:58.260 four girls

01:01:59.020 together took

01:02:00.680 a knee and

01:02:01.720 dropped out of

01:02:02.280 the competition.

01:02:02.560 Good for them.

01:02:03.520 I mean,

01:02:03.820 if they would

01:02:04.440 all do this,

01:02:05.260 we could maybe

01:02:06.040 put a stop to

01:02:06.860 this.

01:02:07.280 Maybe.

01:02:08.320 But a lot of

01:02:08.840 times they take

01:02:09.380 the hit from

01:02:10.020 the school and

01:02:10.980 the athletic

01:02:11.560 departments of

01:02:12.380 those schools

01:02:12.920 anyway.

01:02:13.500 Sure do.

01:02:14.100 They take the 0.76

01:02:14.560 knee and then

01:02:14.940 they get

01:02:15.200 disqualified.

01:02:16.460 And because

01:02:16.780 they didn't

01:02:17.240 participate,

01:02:17.940 then they get

01:02:18.340 kicked off the

01:02:18.880 team.

01:02:19.540 Exactly.

01:02:20.060 I mean,

01:02:20.220 that just has

01:02:20.800 to stop.

01:02:21.380 It's just

01:02:21.760 really, 0.99

01:02:22.620 it's pathetic. 0.99

01:02:24.120 As a father 1.00

01:02:27.380 of a daughter,

01:02:29.160 I would be

01:02:29.900 so angry.

01:02:31.320 Oh my gosh.

01:02:32.180 I'd be so

01:02:32.840 angry.

01:02:33.320 Oh my gosh.

01:02:34.220 Can I tell you

01:02:35.460 how angry I

01:02:36.460 would be?

01:02:36.940 I know.

01:02:37.660 I would be a

01:02:38.580 parent that you

01:02:39.440 would be doing

01:02:40.000 a story about

01:02:40.820 because high

01:02:43.620 school parent

01:02:44.880 goes crazy.

01:02:46.600 Yes,

01:02:47.020 is arrested

01:02:47.760 at high school

01:02:49.600 track meet.

01:02:50.040 You'd have

01:02:50.300 a video

01:02:50.720 screaming and

01:02:52.280 throwing things.

01:02:53.260 Yeah,

01:02:53.400 it'd be ugly.

01:02:54.920 Carpenter's

01:02:55.400 mother noted

01:02:55.940 that she

01:02:56.380 wanted to

01:02:56.840 draw the

01:02:57.560 U.S.

01:02:58.180 Department

01:02:58.480 of Justice's

01:02:59.260 attention to

01:02:59.880 this issue

01:03:00.420 so that

01:03:01.620 they'll come

01:03:02.320 after Oregon

01:03:04.300 the way they

01:03:05.300 went after

01:03:05.800 Maine.

01:03:06.740 And I hope

01:03:07.360 they do.

01:03:08.340 I really hope

01:03:08.920 they do.

01:03:09.240 Has Maine

01:03:10.220 actually adopted

01:03:11.040 any of this

01:03:11.680 yet?

01:03:12.020 Because I feel

01:03:12.940 like the

01:03:13.300 governor was

01:03:14.040 not having

01:03:14.820 any of it.

01:03:15.440 the governor

01:03:17.840 in Maine

01:03:18.420 is defiant

01:03:19.120 about this

01:03:20.220 and seemingly

01:03:21.680 sticking to

01:03:22.380 their guns.

01:03:24.000 And it's

01:03:25.460 interesting too

01:03:26.240 because a

01:03:28.260 year ago,

01:03:28.820 let's see,

01:03:29.340 Rose,

01:03:30.280 this person,

01:03:32.500 competed

01:03:33.180 against boys

01:03:33.980 in the

01:03:35.000 junior varsity

01:03:35.660 category in

01:03:36.500 2023.

01:03:37.620 Okay.

01:03:38.360 And finished

01:03:40.460 last place.

01:03:40.900 He was so

01:03:41.540 good that he

01:03:42.400 wanted to go

01:03:42.960 over to the

01:03:43.380 girls and show

01:03:44.000 them how good

01:03:44.660 he was.

01:03:45.060 Exactly.

01:03:45.820 Yeah.

01:03:46.140 He finished

01:03:46.640 last in a

01:03:47.620 competition of

01:03:48.300 11 boys.

01:03:49.540 He was

01:03:49.960 11th.

01:03:51.380 Huh.

01:03:52.000 Yeah.

01:03:52.760 So then

01:03:54.320 started competing

01:03:55.100 against girls 0.99

01:03:56.220 and lo and

01:03:57.580 behold,

01:03:58.120 found some

01:03:58.620 success there.

01:03:59.680 How about

01:04:00.140 that?

01:04:00.500 I have a

01:04:01.140 girl now.

01:04:04.520 It's amazing.

01:04:05.880 I'm not saying

01:04:06.660 that this

01:04:08.840 person

01:04:09.420 decided to

01:04:13.680 identify as

01:04:14.720 a female 0.98

01:04:15.540 just to

01:04:16.640 compete against

01:04:17.260 females. 0.98

01:04:17.860 I don't

01:04:18.380 know that

01:04:18.720 that's the

01:04:19.120 case,

01:04:19.400 although it

01:04:19.780 could be.

01:04:20.800 I don't

01:04:21.380 know.

01:04:21.860 I don't

01:04:22.100 know.

01:04:22.320 Maybe just

01:04:22.720 wanted to

01:04:23.060 win some

01:04:23.400 competitions,

01:04:23.940 but maybe

01:04:25.780 this person

01:04:26.600 does identify

01:04:27.520 as a girl

01:04:28.860 now.

01:04:29.200 That doesn't

01:04:29.840 mean you can

01:04:30.760 compete against

01:04:31.520 girls when 0.74

01:04:32.100 you're not

01:04:32.640 one.

01:04:33.700 Identify any

01:04:34.340 way you want.

01:04:35.040 The rest of us

01:04:35.700 don't have to

01:04:36.240 identify you as

01:04:37.620 what you say

01:04:38.340 you are.

01:04:39.080 Correct.

01:04:39.620 Right?

01:04:39.820 We don't

01:04:40.200 have to

01:04:40.520 participate

01:04:41.060 in the

01:04:42.320 fantasy.

01:04:43.480 Excuse me,

01:04:43.980 it's ma'am.

01:04:44.900 Yeah.

01:04:45.720 God,

01:04:46.380 jeez.

01:04:47.560 So,

01:04:48.240 I don't

01:04:48.740 know how

01:04:49.040 we're going

01:04:49.280 to work

01:04:49.540 this out.

01:04:49.840 I don't

01:04:50.100 know either.

01:04:51.140 You know,

01:04:51.940 the Trump

01:04:52.780 administration's

01:04:53.560 been incredibly

01:04:54.280 helpful in

01:04:55.560 making inroads

01:04:56.820 on this

01:04:57.420 situation,

01:04:57.960 and they're

01:04:58.820 trying their

01:04:59.340 best,

01:05:00.420 and,

01:05:00.900 you know,

01:05:01.260 they've

01:05:01.560 declared it,

01:05:03.440 you're going

01:05:03.880 to lose your

01:05:04.360 federal funds

01:05:05.260 if you

01:05:06.440 don't comply

01:05:07.120 here,

01:05:08.360 but there's

01:05:10.180 still those

01:05:10.680 who are

01:05:10.900 defiant about

01:05:11.520 it.

01:05:11.800 Yes,

01:05:11.980 and now

01:05:12.980 we're talking

01:05:13.540 about taking

01:05:14.020 it to the

01:05:14.460 judges that

01:05:15.080 are holding

01:05:16.640 up the

01:05:17.060 process on

01:05:18.740 this,

01:05:19.200 so I don't

01:05:19.720 know how

01:05:20.120 it's going

01:05:20.460 to turn

01:05:20.800 out,

01:05:21.080 because,

01:05:21.580 you know,

01:05:21.980 you can't

01:05:22.600 hold up

01:05:22.880 funding for

01:05:23.580 this.

01:05:24.080 Well,

01:05:24.380 yeah,

01:05:24.640 you know

01:05:24.840 what,

01:05:25.000 you can.

01:05:25.480 I mean,

01:05:25.640 that's the

01:05:25.920 Harvard

01:05:26.160 thing,

01:05:26.580 too,

01:05:26.780 right?

01:05:27.820 Harvard,

01:05:28.660 we're not

01:05:30.100 telling you

01:05:30.600 what you can

01:05:31.100 teach,

01:05:31.420 we're just

01:05:31.740 saying we're

01:05:32.280 not going

01:05:32.540 to give you

01:05:32.860 any money

01:05:33.340 because you

01:05:34.020 teach this,

01:05:34.480 you can

01:05:34.640 teach anything

01:05:35.040 you want.

01:05:36.060 You're just

01:05:36.420 not getting

01:05:36.940 the money

01:05:37.320 if you

01:05:37.800 teach this.

01:05:38.220 And so

01:05:39.620 Harvard is

01:05:40.200 now suing

01:05:40.820 the administration

01:05:41.540 over it,

01:05:42.600 which is

01:05:43.100 incredible,

01:05:43.740 because the

01:05:44.300 $53 billion

01:05:45.360 endowment

01:05:46.080 they have,

01:05:46.940 just not

01:05:47.440 enough.

01:05:47.620 Not enough.

01:05:48.320 So they

01:05:48.620 still need

01:05:49.060 the $5 billion

01:05:49.800 every year

01:05:50.360 from the

01:05:51.080 federal government,

01:05:52.100 or $7 billion,

01:05:53.100 whatever it is.

01:05:54.060 It's a ton.

01:05:55.300 It's a lot

01:05:55.840 of money.

01:05:56.620 You know

01:05:56.800 what,

01:05:57.060 Harvard?

01:05:57.400 Use your

01:05:58.340 endowment.

01:06:00.040 Pay for it

01:06:01.220 yourself.

01:06:02.820 And teach

01:06:03.220 what you want.

01:06:03.780 I guess you

01:06:04.240 can teach

01:06:04.540 whatever you

01:06:04.980 want.

01:06:05.140 You can do

01:06:05.300 what you

01:06:05.540 want.

01:06:06.060 Right. 0.99

01:06:07.440 It's pathetic. 0.99

01:06:08.980 They still 1.00

01:06:09.700 shouldn't be

01:06:10.120 allowed,

01:06:10.620 though,

01:06:10.800 to be

01:06:11.180 anti-Semitic

01:06:11.940 and not

01:06:12.620 protect the

01:06:13.700 Jewish

01:06:14.240 students in

01:06:14.940 school.

01:06:15.840 Because that's

01:06:17.440 unacceptable.

01:06:17.800 I mean,

01:06:18.260 that's

01:06:18.560 unacceptable.

01:06:19.460 No matter

01:06:19.680 what.

01:06:20.200 That's the

01:06:20.780 bottom line.

01:06:21.580 Yeah.

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01:08:12.820 Let's check in

01:08:13.640 with Jeffy in

01:08:14.240 a fat five.

01:08:15.380 Really, we have

01:08:16.060 to talk about

01:08:16.860 Bill Belichick at

01:08:17.600 some point today

01:08:18.320 because we just

01:08:18.960 ended this whole

01:08:19.680 entire break.

01:08:21.240 You and I

01:08:21.880 talking about

01:08:22.480 Bill Belichick,

01:08:23.200 so we'll have

01:08:23.680 to get to that

01:08:24.200 at some point.

01:08:25.260 Coming soon to

01:08:26.120 a purse shelf

01:08:27.060 near you soon.

01:08:28.760 Maybe.

01:08:29.620 A team of

01:08:30.380 biotech startups

01:08:31.420 want to create

01:08:32.300 a lab-grown

01:08:33.280 leather-based

01:08:34.260 on fossil

01:08:35.540 remnants

01:08:36.060 from

01:08:37.060 T-Rex.

01:08:38.940 And they

01:08:39.900 have this

01:08:40.500 big collaboration

01:08:41.220 between this

01:08:42.200 organoid company,

01:08:43.520 a Netherlands-based

01:08:44.580 geonomic

01:08:46.000 engineering startup,

01:08:47.620 a lab-grown

01:08:48.660 leather business

01:08:49.600 specialized in

01:08:50.700 biomaterials,

01:08:51.880 and a U.S.

01:08:52.720 marketing agency

01:08:53.520 responsible for

01:08:54.440 the mammoth

01:08:54.900 meatball.

01:08:55.680 So this trio

01:08:56.320 of businesses

01:08:56.880 consider this

01:08:58.340 lab-grown leather

01:08:59.720 more sustainable

01:09:00.640 and ethical future

01:09:01.780 for the luxury

01:09:02.360 materials industry,

01:09:03.360 according to

01:09:04.180 their big press

01:09:04.780 release.

01:09:05.560 They want to

01:09:05.920 avoid the

01:09:06.620 animal death,

01:09:07.420 the deforestation,

01:09:08.480 the chemicals

01:09:08.980 involved in

01:09:09.720 traditional leather

01:09:10.480 manufacturing.

01:09:11.760 They hope the

01:09:12.460 T-Rex leather

01:09:13.360 in particular

01:09:14.480 will offer the

01:09:15.380 natural durability,

01:09:17.320 repairability,

01:09:18.400 and the

01:09:19.040 tactility expected

01:09:20.560 in high-end

01:09:21.380 leather goods.

01:09:22.640 Okay.

01:09:23.160 But the

01:09:23.920 naysayers are

01:09:24.540 saying,

01:09:24.940 you know,

01:09:26.220 the oldest DNA

01:09:27.320 fragments on

01:09:28.080 record are

01:09:28.820 1.6 million

01:09:29.820 years old,

01:09:30.520 and the T-Rex

01:09:31.280 died 66

01:09:32.420 million years ago.

01:09:33.720 So there's no

01:09:34.700 hope in

01:09:35.020 recovery.

01:09:35.740 And they're

01:09:37.560 talking about

01:09:38.180 how they get

01:09:38.680 it from the

01:09:39.140 college.

01:09:39.360 Didn't we find

01:09:39.760 a mosquito in

01:09:40.600 amber somewhere?

01:09:41.280 Well,

01:09:41.540 that's in the

01:09:42.400 documentary.

01:09:43.140 All right.

01:09:43.580 The documentary

01:09:44.140 Jurassic Park.

01:09:46.060 Yes,

01:09:46.340 they did.

01:09:46.860 They were using

01:09:48.040 dino DNA.

01:09:49.300 Why can't they

01:09:49.880 use that?

01:09:50.500 And they filled

01:09:50.940 in the gaps

01:09:51.720 with frog DNA.

01:09:53.460 Yeah,

01:09:53.840 correct.

01:09:54.740 So here,

01:09:56.380 they're talking

01:09:56.720 about using the

01:09:57.420 collagen,

01:09:58.540 which is found

01:09:59.460 throughout the

01:10:00.120 vertebrae bodies,

01:10:00.840 but they

01:10:01.420 don't believe

01:10:01.980 that they

01:10:02.300 have a

01:10:02.660 viable

01:10:03.120 collagen

01:10:04.040 DNA from

01:10:06.220 a T-Rex.

01:10:06.660 From a T-Rex.

01:10:07.400 They claim

01:10:08.240 they have it,

01:10:09.140 but it's not

01:10:09.660 viable enough.

01:10:11.880 You know,

01:10:12.020 so we'll see

01:10:13.020 if they can

01:10:14.280 make it

01:10:14.880 actually

01:10:15.520 a bona fide

01:10:16.760 T-Rex

01:10:17.260 collagen and

01:10:18.040 then turn it

01:10:18.580 into that.

01:10:19.840 That's possible.

01:10:20.500 But again,

01:10:20.900 they're not

01:10:21.200 trying to

01:10:21.800 recreate the

01:10:23.520 T-Rex.

01:10:24.080 They're just

01:10:24.480 trying to

01:10:24.880 create the

01:10:25.540 sort of

01:10:25.980 the skin

01:10:26.760 of the

01:10:27.320 T-Rex

01:10:27.840 kind of

01:10:28.260 thing.

01:10:28.860 And when

01:10:29.440 they do

01:10:31.500 it with

01:10:32.220 the DNA

01:10:34.240 that they

01:10:34.740 get,

01:10:35.380 they usually

01:10:35.860 fill in the

01:10:36.560 pieces.

01:10:37.300 We talked

01:10:37.580 about how

01:10:38.020 in the

01:10:39.520 documentary,

01:10:41.240 they filled

01:10:41.720 in with

01:10:41.980 frogs.

01:10:42.460 Here,

01:10:43.000 they most

01:10:43.340 likely will

01:10:43.860 use chickens

01:10:44.620 because it's

01:10:46.340 the most

01:10:46.840 closely related

01:10:47.880 living relative.

01:10:50.100 Chickens?

01:10:52.340 I'm sorry,

01:10:53.100 I don't know

01:10:54.280 that I believe

01:10:54.900 that.

01:10:55.380 I know

01:10:55.640 they're saying

01:10:56.160 that now.

01:10:56.840 They're like

01:10:57.440 birds.

01:10:58.200 Oh,

01:10:58.360 they had

01:10:58.620 feathers.

01:10:59.340 They're birds.

01:11:00.500 They're much

01:11:01.120 closer to birds

01:11:04.180 than lizards.

01:11:05.120 That was in the

01:11:05.600 documentary as well.

01:11:06.480 Are they?

01:11:07.140 Okay,

01:11:07.900 all right.

01:11:08.340 So we could

01:11:08.720 have a T-Rex

01:11:10.160 chicken leather

01:11:11.120 purse.

01:11:11.820 It'd be great.

01:11:12.680 I can't wait.

01:11:14.980 Sounds like

01:11:15.640 something I'm

01:11:17.180 going to be

01:11:17.740 getting my wife 0.96

01:11:18.400 for Mother's

01:11:19.000 Day.

01:11:19.360 You don't want

01:11:20.040 a T-Rex

01:11:20.600 leather purse?

01:11:21.540 Oh,

01:11:21.860 I do.

01:11:22.440 I do.

01:11:23.100 All right.

01:11:23.660 Me too.

01:11:25.020 Me too.

01:11:26.560 Now's the

01:11:27.220 time to get

01:11:27.860 your tickets

01:11:28.340 to Disney.

01:11:29.340 Disney's Magic

01:11:30.160 Kingdom in

01:11:30.760 Orlando offering

01:11:31.680 discounts from

01:11:33.160 late May through

01:11:34.120 September as the

01:11:35.940 coming launch of

01:11:36.960 Universal's Epic

01:11:38.040 Universe later

01:11:39.340 on this month is

01:11:40.500 expected to draw

01:11:41.280 families away from

01:11:42.180 Disney.

01:11:42.840 It sure is doing

01:11:43.760 that.

01:11:44.360 We're going there

01:11:45.240 this next month.

01:11:46.880 Yeah,

01:11:47.100 I mean,

01:11:47.340 well,

01:11:47.540 it opens up May

01:11:48.640 22nd.

01:11:50.480 It actually opens

01:11:51.220 sooner than that

01:11:51.920 because we're going

01:11:52.760 sooner than that.

01:11:53.740 Oh,

01:11:54.240 because I know

01:11:54.740 they had some

01:11:55.240 people there.

01:11:57.000 I saw a video

01:11:58.920 from this group

01:12:00.620 variant comics

01:12:01.900 that they were

01:12:02.940 invited to go see

01:12:03.860 and their video

01:12:04.500 was there and

01:12:06.240 looked like it was

01:12:07.000 ready to go

01:12:07.960 already.

01:12:09.100 I think I heard

01:12:10.240 that this is the

01:12:10.880 first new

01:12:11.960 amusement park in

01:12:13.640 the United States

01:12:14.460 in something like

01:12:15.900 25 years.

01:12:17.140 It's only 7 billion.

01:12:18.720 7 billion.

01:12:19.560 That's what it

01:12:19.800 says here.

01:12:20.340 I don't know if

01:12:20.800 that's right or

01:12:21.280 not.

01:12:21.760 Wow.

01:12:22.780 Is that for all

01:12:23.720 of it?

01:12:24.160 Orlando theme

01:12:24.820 park featuring

01:12:25.440 the franchise

01:12:25.860 of Harry Potter,

01:12:26.620 Nintendo,

01:12:27.700 Universal Monsters,

01:12:29.680 7 billion.

01:12:30.400 That's what they

01:12:30.760 said.

01:12:31.140 Wow.

01:12:31.640 So better be

01:12:32.820 good.

01:12:33.220 Yeah.

01:12:33.580 No kidding.

01:12:34.140 Universal.

01:12:34.480 They claim,

01:12:35.220 you know,

01:12:35.680 the review,

01:12:37.380 you can take that

01:12:38.640 for what it's worth,

01:12:39.460 but they said it

01:12:40.440 was amazing.

01:12:41.520 I will say this.

01:12:42.300 It looks amazing.

01:12:43.280 It looks really

01:12:44.160 cool.

01:12:44.800 Now,

01:12:45.780 that means that

01:12:46.640 Disney is,

01:12:47.680 you know,

01:12:47.980 the Magic Kingdom

01:12:49.400 is like,

01:12:49.960 we're over here.

01:12:50.980 Yeah.

01:12:51.280 Hey,

01:12:51.580 look at us.

01:12:52.100 We're over here.

01:12:52.960 Screw Disney.

01:12:53.860 Bye bye.

01:12:54.380 I know.

01:12:55.600 And will that make

01:12:57.600 them rethink the

01:12:58.520 toxic strategy,

01:12:59.800 you know,

01:13:00.020 that woke strategy?

01:13:01.320 No.

01:13:01.500 So then what?

01:13:02.360 They just collect

01:13:03.520 dust at Disney?

01:13:04.640 I guess.

01:13:05.800 I don't know.

01:13:06.540 They'll never collect

01:13:07.120 dust, but they

01:13:08.140 won't, you know,

01:13:09.460 maybe they won't be

01:13:11.200 the at the level

01:13:12.800 they are now

01:13:13.420 because people

01:13:14.760 are just tired of

01:13:15.460 them.

01:13:16.140 They're just tired

01:13:16.800 of it and they're

01:13:17.800 not going to support

01:13:18.440 it.

01:13:18.700 I mean,

01:13:18.920 for sure here in

01:13:19.520 the U.S.

01:13:20.900 I mean,

01:13:21.400 maybe the other

01:13:21.940 Disney parks are

01:13:23.260 doing okay around

01:13:24.060 the world,

01:13:24.500 but yeah,

01:13:25.540 you know,

01:13:26.260 but then that's

01:13:27.040 why they have

01:13:27.700 their cruise ships.

01:13:28.520 Now they're going

01:13:28.960 big money on their

01:13:29.720 cruise ships.

01:13:30.720 Right.

01:13:31.000 So they lost big

01:13:32.540 money on the last

01:13:33.660 few movies they did.

01:13:35.060 Right.

01:13:35.600 The Snow White was

01:13:36.780 a massive disaster

01:13:38.960 because now don't see

01:13:40.020 and here's the thing.

01:13:40.940 It's such there's

01:13:41.820 such crossovers

01:13:42.720 that, you know,

01:13:43.760 you'd expect that

01:13:44.640 Snow White does so

01:13:45.640 great.

01:13:46.260 They have this.

01:13:46.880 That's going to

01:13:47.540 drive people to the

01:13:48.360 park to experience

01:13:49.780 the Snow White

01:13:50.420 experience.

01:13:51.760 Nope.

01:13:52.440 Nope.

01:13:53.460 To to make and

01:13:54.540 market Snow White

01:13:55.680 was three hundred

01:13:56.440 million dollars.

01:13:57.200 They've made

01:13:57.500 something like 85

01:13:58.540 eighty six.

01:13:59.340 I mean,

01:13:59.760 I mean,

01:14:00.400 it's really it's

01:14:01.580 really a catastrophe.

01:14:03.320 One of the biggest

01:14:04.080 flops of all time.

01:14:05.060 A disaster for

01:14:05.980 them.

01:14:06.520 And, you know,

01:14:07.060 look,

01:14:07.460 and I say a lot

01:14:08.040 of people say good

01:14:08.960 good.

01:14:10.120 A lot of people

01:14:10.800 say, oh, well,

01:14:11.860 right.

01:14:13.560 Yep.

01:14:14.080 Told you.

01:14:14.920 Yep.

01:14:15.440 Have your stars go

01:14:16.500 out and start beating

01:14:17.460 up classic people

01:14:18.720 again.

01:14:19.100 Will you?

01:14:19.680 Yeah.

01:14:19.940 It works out well.

01:14:21.120 Yeah.

01:14:21.720 Yeah.

01:14:22.100 The characters that

01:14:22.880 America loved for

01:14:24.240 150 years,

01:14:25.940 let's say.

01:14:26.800 And go ahead.

01:14:27.300 Just go out and say

01:14:28.020 how terrible it was.

01:14:29.100 Go ahead.

01:14:29.960 Let them know how

01:14:30.780 terrible they were for

01:14:31.540 loving that character.

01:14:32.620 Right.

01:14:33.060 Go ahead.

01:14:33.740 Right.

01:14:34.000 We all grew up.

01:14:34.740 Fine.

01:14:35.300 We all grew up

01:14:36.280 loving and watching

01:14:37.100 it.

01:14:37.560 And then.

01:14:38.100 Fine.

01:14:38.480 Yeah.

01:14:38.680 This snot nose.

01:14:40.200 I know.

01:14:41.940 Person.

01:14:42.920 For lack of a better

01:14:44.260 word.

01:14:45.140 This snot nose person 0.92

01:14:47.420 who comes in and tells 1.00

01:14:49.140 us that we're stupid 1.00

01:14:50.620 for ever liking it. 1.00

01:14:51.600 Okay.

01:14:52.320 Go ahead.

01:14:53.140 All right.

01:14:53.660 Go ahead.

01:14:54.420 Sure.

01:14:54.680 You got it.

01:14:55.520 Thank you.

01:14:56.200 Speaking of Disney,

01:14:57.020 I see where Robert

01:14:58.960 De Niro's child comes

01:15:01.400 out as a trans woman 0.58

01:15:02.660 now.

01:15:04.160 And she says she was

01:15:05.100 motivated by Disney's

01:15:07.380 2023 live action,

01:15:09.040 The Little Mermaid.

01:15:09.920 Oh, my gosh.

01:15:10.720 Wow.

01:15:11.420 So.

01:15:12.340 Good.

01:15:12.760 Okay.

01:15:13.100 The new interview comes

01:15:14.080 as Aaron, A-I-R-Y-N,

01:15:18.460 was the target of

01:15:19.600 tabloid headlines that

01:15:20.720 called her Robert De

01:15:22.180 Niro's Nepo baby,

01:15:23.580 questioning her pink

01:15:24.480 locks and feminine 0.94

01:15:26.080 outfit.

01:15:27.020 And she, she, he,

01:15:30.560 not only did they get

01:15:31.780 the information wrong

01:15:32.640 about me, they just

01:15:33.700 sort of reminded me that

01:15:34.500 people don't really know

01:15:35.380 anything about me.

01:15:36.900 And so none of the

01:15:37.620 outlets reached out to

01:15:38.660 me before they ran

01:15:39.500 their stories.

01:15:40.220 And that's part of why

01:15:40.880 I've decided to speak

01:15:41.800 out publicly about the,

01:15:43.600 about my identity.

01:15:45.600 So she.

01:15:46.320 So what is the

01:15:47.140 identity?

01:15:48.080 She. 0.93

01:15:48.840 She. 0.93

01:15:49.280 He.

01:15:49.960 He was a, he was a,

01:15:51.160 he was born, he was

01:15:52.080 born Aaron, A-A-R-O-N. 0.98

01:15:54.500 Okay.

01:15:54.800 And now he's Aaron,

01:15:56.140 A-I-R-Y-N, a female. 1.00

01:16:00.060 I.

01:16:00.520 De Niro.

01:16:00.960 Her Y. 0.67

01:16:01.760 And Aaron De Niro.

01:16:02.900 Yeah.

01:16:03.320 All right.

01:16:03.700 And she did it.

01:16:05.120 She did an interview with,

01:16:06.640 with them.

01:16:07.880 and she says that black 0.99

01:16:10.600 women influence the 0.55

01:16:12.140 transition.

01:16:12.740 I think a big part of my

01:16:14.300 transition is also the

01:16:15.640 influence that black 0.83

01:16:16.780 women have had on me. 1.00

01:16:18.380 Now, you know, her mom 0.99

01:16:19.540 is black. 0.97

01:16:20.040 So she now is stepping

01:16:21.580 into her new identity

01:16:22.740 while also being more

01:16:24.700 proud of my blackness.

01:16:26.300 It makes me feel closer

01:16:27.720 to them in some way.

01:16:29.600 And beautiful.

01:16:30.860 Hallie Bailey's hair

01:16:32.100 in Little Mermaid

01:16:32.980 marked a turning point

01:16:34.520 for me,

01:16:35.160 for my journey toward

01:16:36.680 liberatory gender 0.53

01:16:37.860 expression.

01:16:39.200 And there's a difference

01:16:40.300 between being visible

01:16:41.460 and being seen.

01:16:44.160 And I've been visible,

01:16:45.620 I just don't think

01:16:46.620 I've been seen yet.

01:16:48.320 So, okay, Aaron.

01:16:50.400 All right.

01:16:50.960 Good luck.

01:16:51.860 All right.

01:16:52.200 I hope everything works

01:16:52.900 out for you.

01:16:53.480 Okay.

01:16:53.680 Yeah, me too.

01:16:54.200 I mean, I know I saw

01:16:55.160 where after the story

01:16:56.120 was published,

01:16:57.200 Laverne Cox,

01:16:57.980 who she also mentioned

01:16:59.140 in her interview with them

01:17:00.900 as being, you know,

01:17:02.720 a centerpiece for her

01:17:04.120 going out.

01:17:06.080 And, of course,

01:17:06.700 if you saw Laverne Cox,

01:17:08.300 you'd know her.

01:17:09.700 And she said that

01:17:11.640 Laverne reached back 0.97

01:17:13.000 out to Aaron saying,

01:17:14.280 deeply honored

01:17:15.140 to have helped inspire

01:17:16.760 Aaron in her transition.

01:17:18.540 I want to congratulate you

01:17:19.680 for embracing the beauty

01:17:20.840 that you are,

01:17:22.200 the beauty that is being trans.

01:17:24.340 I believe in every fiber

01:17:25.800 of my being

01:17:26.380 that we are anointed

01:17:27.340 claiming our transness

01:17:29.240 and owning it

01:17:30.100 is stepping into

01:17:30.860 a sacredness

01:17:31.680 that is really beautiful.

01:17:35.220 Okay.

01:17:37.280 I believe I've been visible.

01:17:38.800 I just don't think

01:17:39.780 I've been seen.

01:17:40.800 That's beautiful.

01:17:41.760 It's powerful.

01:17:43.560 It's powerful.

01:17:44.180 Good for Aaron.

01:17:44.920 I hope everything works out.

01:17:46.820 Me too.

01:17:47.340 She says she's trying

01:17:48.220 to, you know,

01:17:48.640 just live her life

01:17:49.580 and Robert wants

01:17:50.920 nothing to do with her.

01:17:51.920 She said,

01:17:52.640 Seriously?

01:17:53.280 Well, no.

01:17:54.360 She said that

01:17:56.080 her dad wants her

01:17:57.740 to do, you know,

01:17:58.400 make it on her own

01:17:59.320 and do her own thing,

01:18:00.400 you know,

01:18:00.620 and be successful

01:18:01.440 and go out

01:18:01.940 and be your own person.

01:18:03.100 To me, that says,

01:18:04.700 I'm not helping you

01:18:05.540 to get out of here.

01:18:06.860 I'm not helping you

01:18:07.960 to get out of here.

01:18:08.120 I'm not giving you a dime.

01:18:09.160 No, you're out of here.

01:18:09.840 I got enough problems.

01:18:11.180 I got enough problems.

01:18:12.020 I'm still working.

01:18:13.040 I'm 100 years old

01:18:13.980 and still working

01:18:14.500 because I got to pay

01:18:15.260 your mother some alimony.

01:18:17.340 Okay, so get out of here.

01:18:19.580 Exactly.

01:18:19.860 That's what that says to me.

01:18:21.280 But I wish her nothing

01:18:22.660 but the best.

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01:18:30.140 Chewing the Fat

01:18:30.620 with Jeff Fisher.

01:18:32.380 I'll see.

01:18:33.520 Let's talk about

01:18:34.320 Barbara Streisand.

01:18:36.180 You know her.

01:18:36.680 You love her.

01:18:37.520 She's going into

01:18:38.380 her final album,

01:18:40.280 if I'm not mistaken.

01:18:41.020 This is...

01:18:41.600 Right?

01:18:41.960 It's her last recording.

01:18:43.120 I don't know

01:18:43.780 that it's her last album,

01:18:44.960 but this is a new album.

01:18:46.820 This is her new album

01:18:49.300 that The Secret of Life

01:18:52.140 Partners, Volume 2,

01:18:55.400 coming out on Columbia Records,

01:18:57.280 who's been her label forever,

01:18:59.220 eight-time Grammy winner,

01:19:00.960 five-time Billboard Hot 100 topper.

01:19:03.880 This is her new studio album.

01:19:05.840 Features collaborations

01:19:06.880 with Paul McCartney,

01:19:08.140 Mariah Carey,

01:19:09.400 Bob Dylan,

01:19:10.320 Ariana Grande,

01:19:11.460 Sting,

01:19:12.140 James Taylor,

01:19:13.400 and more.

01:19:15.300 It's a sequel

01:19:16.120 to the 2014,

01:19:17.600 and how long...

01:19:18.120 Well, we've been waiting.

01:19:18.880 I mean, 11 years

01:19:19.840 to her Billboard 200

01:19:23.340 topping album Partners,

01:19:25.200 which made her the only...

01:19:26.500 In 2014,

01:19:27.960 all right,

01:19:28.700 her top 200 album Partners

01:19:31.080 made her the only artist

01:19:32.580 to have a number one album

01:19:34.460 in six different decades.

01:19:37.240 Wow.

01:19:37.900 That's incredible.

01:19:38.960 That is incredible.

01:19:39.620 That's incredible.

01:19:40.080 So you can still...

01:19:41.200 You can get a taste of the album.

01:19:42.440 I mean, it comes out June 27th,

01:19:44.700 but they released a song,

01:19:47.200 her duet with Hozier

01:19:48.920 is already available

01:19:50.660 to listen to.

01:19:51.580 She does a cover 1.00

01:19:52.400 of Roberta Flack's...

01:19:53.420 What a treat.

01:19:54.260 Hot.

01:19:55.040 The first time ever

01:19:56.060 I saw your face,

01:19:56.900 and I gotta tell you, Pat,

01:19:58.320 it's beautiful.

01:19:59.000 Oh, I bet it is.

01:20:00.160 I'll bet it is.

01:20:00.900 It is beautiful.

01:20:02.080 Yeah.

01:20:02.320 Barbara Streisand.

01:20:02.940 Love the original version.

01:20:04.720 The first time ever

01:20:05.480 I saw your face

01:20:06.220 by Roberta Flack.

01:20:07.120 Babs does it better.

01:20:07.920 I'll bet she does.

01:20:09.140 Babs does it better.

01:20:09.800 And it's a terrific song

01:20:10.820 to begin with.

01:20:12.340 I'm guessing

01:20:13.140 it's really super

01:20:15.160 mega Doppler terrific

01:20:16.740 with Barbara Streisand.

01:20:18.420 It sounds great.

01:20:19.580 Is it a duet with somebody?

01:20:21.080 Yeah.

01:20:21.580 That Hozier. 1.00

01:20:22.360 Oh, Hozier.

01:20:22.880 Yeah.

01:20:23.100 Okay.

01:20:23.640 All right.

01:20:24.080 Love Hozier.

01:20:24.940 It's all their stuff.

01:20:25.700 Yeah, man.

01:20:26.200 Everything Hozier's ever done. 0.95

01:20:28.480 Yeah.

01:20:29.060 The early works,

01:20:29.900 especially right up to today.

01:20:33.060 I was so happy

01:20:33.820 when he was going

01:20:34.520 to collaborate

01:20:35.180 with Barbara Streisand.

01:20:36.680 Oh, you and me both,

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01:22:13.740 We're just arguing

01:22:14.480 about Roberta Flack

01:22:15.740 in the studio.

01:22:18.720 Somehow,

01:22:19.380 Jeffy loves Roberta Flack

01:22:21.040 all of a sudden.

01:22:22.800 Killing Me Softly 0.56

01:22:23.780 and first time ever 0.98

01:22:24.680 I saw your face.

01:22:26.060 I mean,

01:22:26.740 Barbara Starr said

01:22:28.520 her voice was strong

01:22:29.620 when she did the remake

01:22:30.760 and, you know,

01:22:31.900 Roberta just died

01:22:33.440 not too long ago, right?

01:22:34.740 Did she?

01:22:35.140 Yeah, I think so.

01:22:35.840 Oh.

01:22:36.320 Very sad.

01:22:36.860 Rest in peace to Roberta.

01:22:37.720 But, I mean,

01:22:38.460 those two songs

01:22:39.180 by Roberta Flack

01:22:40.080 were great.

01:22:41.080 Mmm! 0.89

01:22:41.960 Great!

01:22:42.420 That doesn't even

01:22:43.380 go far enough,

01:22:44.360 Jeffy, for my money.

01:22:45.500 Our producer, BJ,

01:22:46.380 is in here

01:22:46.820 the entire break

01:22:47.660 telling me how terrible

01:22:48.780 Roberta Flack is.

01:22:50.460 Well, I mean...

01:22:50.960 If I had the power,

01:22:51.820 he'd be out of here

01:22:52.780 right now,

01:22:53.280 I'll tell you that

01:22:53.940 because I will not hear.

01:22:55.000 You better kick me out as well

01:22:55.740 because I'm not a big

01:22:56.540 Roberta Flack fan.

01:22:59.080 Don't you even...

01:23:00.080 I could easily live

01:23:02.080 the rest of my life

01:23:03.320 without ever hearing

01:23:04.600 Roberta Flack again.

01:23:06.060 Thank you.

01:23:06.880 This is the first time

01:23:08.440 ever I saw

01:23:10.520 your face.

01:23:12.560 Oh.

01:23:13.180 Terrific?

01:23:13.860 You bet.

01:23:14.380 Thank you.

01:23:15.060 You bet.

01:23:15.460 That's what I'm saying. 0.98

01:23:16.620 And then Killing Me Softly.

01:23:18.260 Another great song.

01:23:18.980 Which she wrote

01:23:19.940 or somebody wrote

01:23:20.940 for Don McLean

01:23:22.440 and American Pie, right?

01:23:25.000 What a great...

01:23:25.400 It's a beautiful song.

01:23:27.240 Beautiful.

01:23:27.640 I love it.

01:23:28.220 I love it.

01:23:28.800 And don't start

01:23:29.280 me smirching

01:23:30.060 Roberta Flack.

01:23:31.000 Oh, I never would.

01:23:32.040 Because...

01:23:32.600 Because, man,

01:23:34.020 you're talking

01:23:34.620 tremendous music there.

01:23:36.900 Love Roberta Flack.

01:23:37.660 Right?

01:23:38.180 Oh, who doesn't?

01:23:39.100 Those two songs.

01:23:40.380 Who doesn't?

01:23:41.240 I don't think

01:23:42.740 you can find

01:23:43.160 a single person

01:23:43.840 who doesn't.

01:23:44.700 I don't know.

01:23:45.340 I know of one

01:23:46.340 in the other room.

01:23:47.700 All right.

01:23:47.960 BJ is the only person alive

01:23:49.620 who doesn't love

01:23:51.300 Roberta Flack.

01:23:52.040 I don't think

01:23:52.680 I'm the only one.

01:23:53.280 I'll tell you that.

01:23:53.900 I don't.

01:23:54.260 I don't.

01:23:54.360 I don't.

01:23:54.780 I don't.

01:23:54.880 Stop talking.

01:23:58.480 I just never...

01:23:59.700 Years ago,

01:24:02.780 I wouldn't have guessed

01:24:03.600 that you've got

01:24:04.780 these kinds of

01:24:05.900 the varied taste

01:24:07.260 that you have

01:24:08.160 because your taste

01:24:09.520 for music

01:24:10.060 is all in your mouth. 0.91

01:24:11.840 I mean,

01:24:12.860 you've got

01:24:13.960 no ear for music

01:24:15.860 at all.

01:24:17.380 At all.

01:24:17.980 Oh, we're done.

01:24:18.840 What are you?

01:24:19.400 What are you talking about?

01:24:20.560 You and I.

01:24:21.620 And even the taste

01:24:22.860 in your mouth 0.76

01:24:23.380 isn't very good

01:24:24.540 because you don't like

01:24:25.540 you don't even like

01:24:26.440 the Chick-fil-A sauce.

01:24:28.320 Chick-fil-A.

01:24:29.000 Oh, it's bougie.

01:24:29.700 I don't want to go

01:24:30.260 to that bougie sauce.

01:24:32.060 Don't give me

01:24:33.080 that bougie sauce.

01:24:34.760 What does that have

01:24:35.200 to do with Roberta Flack?

01:24:38.240 It's taste.

01:24:39.180 It's all about taste.

01:24:43.540 Because I thought

01:24:44.280 maybe all your taste

01:24:45.140 was in your mouth. 0.89

01:24:45.700 No, it's not even there.

01:24:47.020 It's not there.

01:24:47.660 Come to think of it,

01:24:48.980 you don't have any taste.

01:24:50.100 No, we're done.

01:24:50.900 We're done.

01:24:51.360 I don't know

01:24:51.660 what your deal is,

01:24:52.540 but we're done.

01:24:55.480 Maybe we'll play

01:24:56.200 a whole hour's worth

01:24:57.720 of Roberta Flack's hits.

01:24:58.700 That would be great.

01:24:59.420 That's next hour.

01:25:00.500 That would be great.

01:25:00.940 Wouldn't that be great?

01:25:01.880 Wouldn't that?

01:25:02.480 Wouldn't it be great?

01:25:03.460 Yes.

01:25:03.820 Oh, man,

01:25:04.540 would people love it? 0.97

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01:25:24.780 Uh, in the meantime...

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01:25:40.560 Now pretend like we didn't hear.

01:25:46.060 Uh, this is kind of

01:25:47.600 an interesting story.

01:25:49.080 Uh, tennis's leader

01:25:50.900 in anti-doping

01:25:51.840 and anti-corruption

01:25:52.740 said players

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01:26:00.620 in tennis,

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01:26:10.600 Okay.

01:26:11.480 And they're a little upset

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01:26:16.180 Uh...

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01:26:21.040 I'm willing

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01:26:24.520 What a surprise, really.

01:26:25.640 And if they, you know,

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01:28:21.540 And, wow, we've had some weird events the last few days.

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01:28:38.060 Just, it's bizarre.

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01:30:08.100 All right.

01:30:09.000 Bill Belichick.

01:30:10.160 I don't know if we still have that around,

01:30:11.840 the little interview portion

01:30:13.400 that we don't have it around anymore.

01:30:17.120 But he was interviewed by,

01:30:21.060 was it CBS?

01:30:21.860 CBS Sunday Morning or whatever.

01:30:22.720 Yeah, that's right.

01:30:23.660 CBS Sunday Morning.

01:30:25.000 And his girlfriend,

01:30:26.880 his 24-year-old girlfriend,

01:30:30.520 was in the room the whole time.

01:30:32.140 And she was interjecting.

01:30:33.460 Bless his heart.

01:30:33.680 Bless his heart.

01:30:34.680 He's 73.

01:30:35.960 She's 24.

01:30:36.820 There's nearly a 50-year difference

01:30:38.560 between the two of them.

01:30:39.300 I'm so sick of people

01:30:40.600 putting an age limit on love.

01:30:42.060 And there's no way to do that, right?

01:30:43.500 You can't.

01:30:43.960 You can't put an age limit on love.

01:30:45.580 Except in this case,

01:30:47.460 I think you can.

01:30:49.020 Really?

01:30:49.660 I think you can.

01:30:50.640 You can?

01:30:51.100 Yeah.

01:30:51.700 Yeah, I think the age limit is 50 years.

01:30:54.520 I mean, it's a...

01:30:56.800 You know, we're okay with it,

01:30:58.100 I guess, with rock stars.

01:31:00.480 Yeah.

01:31:01.320 But we're not okay with it.

01:31:03.760 We're not okay with it.

01:31:04.920 I don't know.

01:31:05.560 It's something weird here, right?

01:31:06.720 It's really weird.

01:31:07.620 It's just because of him.

01:31:10.720 And he's a weird dude anyway.

01:31:12.520 Yes, he is.

01:31:13.100 And very difficult to interview

01:31:14.800 to begin with.

01:31:15.400 I'm a fan of Coach Belichick.

01:31:16.140 I am too.

01:31:16.620 I've been a fan.

01:31:17.160 He's a legend.

01:31:18.440 Right.

01:31:18.680 Even though he fired my son.

01:31:20.000 But he's a legend.

01:31:21.560 But, you know, I'm okay.

01:31:23.720 Uh-huh.

01:31:24.640 But he's Bill Belichick.

01:31:25.720 Yeah.

01:31:26.100 And he's got this legendary history.

01:31:30.360 He's got six Super Bowl wins.

01:31:32.440 That's seemingly being watched away now.

01:31:33.280 Yeah.

01:31:33.680 Just because he's dating,

01:31:35.140 he wants to date this younger girl.

01:31:37.280 Yeah.

01:31:37.480 Not a younger girl,

01:31:38.800 but, I mean,

01:31:39.740 a younger girl.

01:31:40.860 Like, this girl could be his granddaughter.

01:31:44.540 Almost his great-granddaughter.

01:31:47.180 I mean, it's amazing here.

01:31:49.720 But here's some of what happened

01:31:51.340 at the interview.

01:31:52.520 Jordan Hudson.

01:31:53.980 His creative muse,

01:31:56.180 as he writes in his book.

01:31:57.640 Mm.

01:31:58.380 See?

01:31:59.200 Jordan was a constant presence

01:32:01.280 during our interview.

01:32:02.680 You have Jordan right over there. 0.61

01:32:05.400 Mm-hmm.

01:32:05.660 Everybody in the world

01:32:06.780 seems to be following this relationship.

01:32:08.660 They've got an opinion

01:32:09.420 about your private life.

01:32:10.460 It's got nothing to do with them,

01:32:11.640 but they're invested in it.

01:32:12.880 Mm-hmm.

01:32:13.840 How do you deal with that?

01:32:15.680 Never been too worried

01:32:16.760 about what everybody else thinks.

01:32:18.340 Just try to do what I feel like

01:32:19.660 is best for me and what's right.

01:32:21.560 How did you guys meet?

01:32:23.320 Not talking about this.

01:32:24.760 No.

01:32:25.520 Wait, what?

01:32:26.200 It's a topic neither one of them

01:32:28.060 is comfortable commenting on.

01:32:29.740 But that's not necessarily true.

01:32:30.180 Though Hudson has recently posted about it

01:32:32.700 on Instagram.

01:32:33.980 Okay.

01:32:34.200 You joined InstaFace.

01:32:35.660 As you put it.

01:32:36.460 I love that.

01:32:37.320 There's some great pictures

01:32:38.140 of you and Jordan

01:32:38.860 where you're a fisherman

01:32:40.320 and she's a mermaid.

01:32:41.880 Charming.

01:32:42.560 It's a different side of you.

01:32:44.140 Charming.

01:32:44.580 Charming, yeah.

01:32:45.220 That's what it is.

01:32:45.960 It's charming. 0.99

01:32:47.180 Is that foolish? 0.98

01:32:48.080 What's it been like? 0.97

01:32:48.400 To have these different sort of photos.

01:32:50.700 There's another one where you're doing,

01:32:51.820 I know you're not into meditation

01:32:53.560 or yoga or Pilates.

01:32:55.600 You're balancing Jordan on your feet.

01:32:58.080 He's doing kind of the Titanic pose.

01:33:00.440 Okay.

01:33:01.260 Okay, yeah.

01:33:02.840 Yeah, so I'm on some of those social media platforms,

01:33:07.320 but I honestly don't follow him.

01:33:10.640 Awkward.

01:33:10.980 What he does follow isn't clicks or views.

01:33:14.700 Well, she does.

01:33:15.700 But touchdowns and above all, wins.

01:33:19.440 You do seem like you're having a lot more fun these days

01:33:21.280 than you were in other chapters of your life, let's say.

01:33:24.120 I enjoy football.

01:33:25.380 I enjoy the whole process of it.

01:33:26.960 It's hard to win

01:33:27.860 and it's hard to beat other good coaches, good teams.

01:33:32.260 I appreciate the grind.

01:33:34.140 I appreciate the competition.

01:33:35.920 But coaching is fun.

01:33:36.880 And honestly, I feel like I haven't worked a day in my life.

01:33:39.800 He did smile there, though.

01:33:41.120 Yes, he did.

01:33:41.620 He smiled in the end.

01:33:42.380 Yes, he did.

01:33:42.840 Good.

01:33:43.120 Good for him.

01:33:43.940 But he's always awkward.

01:33:44.900 Now, they claim this was taken out of context a little bit

01:33:46.860 that they had agreed to certain parameters for the interview

01:33:50.300 and talking about their relationship really wasn't in those parameters.

01:33:54.960 Whereas CBS says nothing was off limits.

01:33:58.340 Okay.

01:33:59.180 Going into the interview.

01:34:00.320 So who do you believe?

01:34:01.000 He says that there was a parameter.

01:34:03.040 I don't know.

01:34:03.200 So going into the interview, they said we don't want to talk about our relationship.

01:34:08.520 I guess.

01:34:09.100 When she's in the room with them the whole time, interrupting the whole time?

01:34:13.020 Well, I'm sure that's why it became an issue.

01:34:15.860 Yeah.

01:34:16.100 It's because she was there.

01:34:17.300 Yeah.

01:34:17.920 Yeah, we'll talk to Bill about coaching and being in North Carolina.

01:34:21.140 And you want to do that, right?

01:34:23.340 Absolutely.

01:34:24.100 But you can't avoid the elephant in the room.

01:34:26.580 If she's there.

01:34:27.160 Which is the 24-year-old girl in here with him.

01:34:29.620 I watched her.

01:34:30.420 They were at their spring game, and nobody has an actual spring game anymore.

01:34:34.420 At the North Carolina spring game?

01:34:36.420 But there was footage of her bouncing back and forth.

01:34:40.180 Oh, she was there.

01:34:41.080 On the field directing coach traffic.

01:34:43.400 Okay.

01:34:43.720 So that's why there's been some people calling some North Carolina alumni

01:34:49.140 who have said he should be fired because he has a 24-year-old girlfriend.

01:34:55.480 I don't know about that.

01:34:56.960 I don't know about that either.

01:34:57.900 But it is weird.

01:34:59.540 It's different.

01:35:01.220 If she's his muse, okay.

01:35:05.260 Whatever.

01:35:06.040 I know.

01:35:07.160 I mean, to me, I've jokingly for years said there's no age limit on love.

01:35:14.360 Yes, you have said that many, many times.

01:35:16.540 I kind of believe that.

01:35:17.780 Uh-huh.

01:35:18.520 I kind of believe that, except that this time, with this particular case.

01:35:23.580 It seems a little too much, doesn't it?

01:35:25.940 It does seem a little much.

01:35:26.780 It does.

01:35:27.460 It just seems weird.

01:35:29.140 It does.

01:35:29.580 I don't know why.

01:35:30.280 For both of them.

01:35:30.860 It's weird for her.

01:35:33.040 And it's weird for him.

01:35:34.460 Yeah.

01:35:34.700 Because he doesn't look good in this.

01:35:37.360 I mean, the relationship doesn't look good.

01:35:40.560 They don't look like a couple.

01:35:41.840 No, they do not.

01:35:42.760 They do not.

01:35:43.380 I mean, at least the rock stars.

01:35:45.360 He looks like her grandpa.

01:35:46.280 They kind of look like a couple.

01:35:48.400 Okay, they're a couple.

01:35:49.420 If it's Steven Tyler, you know, okay.

01:35:52.380 Yeah, I could see that happening.

01:35:53.680 Mick Jagger, I guess.

01:35:55.120 Mick Jagger's woman is even older than that now. 0.98

01:35:57.200 I mean, he's got to be pissed.

01:35:58.140 She's like 39 or 40, isn't she?

01:35:59.600 Yeah, he's got to be pissed.

01:36:01.460 What do I do?

01:36:02.280 Bill Belichick is out doing me?

01:36:04.180 They're all calling Bill Belichick right now.

01:36:06.100 How'd you do it?

01:36:06.700 What's going on?

01:36:07.420 Dude, how'd you do it?

01:36:08.400 Hey, by the way, do we need a GoFundMe so we can get you a new t-shirt without a hole

01:36:16.660 in it?

01:36:17.820 Is that possible?

01:36:18.900 I'm sure that was his dad's Navy sweatshirt or something that he could never throw away.

01:36:23.360 It makes him feel younger.

01:36:24.540 If you don't know, his dad coached at Navy.

01:36:26.640 It makes him feel younger when he wears his sweater.

01:36:29.120 So, I don't know.

01:36:30.300 Will this affect his year at North Carolina?

01:36:33.360 I mean, people are calling for him to be fired over this.

01:36:35.760 I will say.

01:36:36.300 It's weird.

01:36:37.100 It's kind of weird.

01:36:37.680 I will say you better win.

01:36:39.320 Yeah, absolutely.

01:36:39.980 You better win.

01:36:41.040 I mean, all eyes are on that team this year.

01:36:45.200 And you better win big because Mack Brown won and he still got fired.

01:36:49.180 All teams are looking to get in the playoffs.

01:36:53.040 Everybody's available.

01:36:53.840 All you got to do is win.

01:36:54.660 And he's bringing his NFL mind into North Carolina.

01:37:00.580 He brought his NFL coach Lombardi with him and other coaches with him.

01:37:06.860 And so, you better win.

01:37:09.120 Yeah.

01:37:09.580 Better win.

01:37:10.740 No question.

01:37:11.760 Because, I mean, I'm happy for them.

01:37:14.640 I hope they win.

01:37:15.820 I want to have fun watching them this year.

01:37:17.980 College football can't come soon enough.

01:37:19.840 Mm-hmm.

01:37:21.000 That's always the case.

01:37:22.140 I know.

01:37:22.600 But, holy cow. 0.94

01:37:25.560 So, Mack Brown was 6-7 last year.

01:37:28.760 So, that's why he had to go because you got to have one year of that.

01:37:31.840 Right?

01:37:32.480 No.

01:37:32.800 He was 8-5 the year before.

01:37:34.540 9-5 the year before that.

01:37:36.420 6-7.

01:37:37.340 8-4.

01:37:38.600 So, I mean, he had an okay time at North Carolina.

01:37:42.380 But they want better than that.

01:37:43.500 And now we're into, you know, we're getting into NIL and portal years.

01:37:49.560 Right?

01:37:49.700 And those older coaches don't want anything to do with that.

01:37:52.820 Except that, coming from the NFL, he's used to dealing with contracts.

01:37:58.440 I'll talk about Mack Brown.

01:37:59.340 Money.

01:37:59.800 Oh, yeah.

01:38:00.100 I'll talk about Mack Brown.

01:38:00.960 Right.

01:38:01.640 Bill brought in Michael Lombardi to handle that.

01:38:05.880 Yeah.

01:38:06.140 To handle the NIL and the portal stuff.

01:38:07.900 And he's supposed to oversee it all, obviously, as the head coach.

01:38:12.900 But, so, he brought in people to mind the field of the NIL and portal.

01:38:19.900 A lot of universities are doing that now.

01:38:21.980 Yeah.

01:38:23.360 Yeah.

01:38:23.840 Everybody's got a general manager now for football and basketball.

01:38:27.160 I don't know how – I just wish there were some overall rules with that.

01:38:31.240 But that's a whole other topic other than Bill Belichick and his 24-year-old girlfriend.

01:38:36.860 Yes.

01:38:37.480 Yes.

01:38:37.900 It's kind of branched off.

01:38:38.880 It has a little.

01:38:39.740 It's branched off.

01:38:40.300 You know, because I want Bill to be happy.

01:38:43.020 Sure.

01:38:43.560 You know, great.

01:38:44.200 Whatever.

01:38:44.440 We all want that for Bill.

01:38:45.740 That's what I mean.

01:38:46.400 We've all been concerned about him for many, many years.

01:38:49.300 I feel like you haven't, though.

01:38:50.800 But I do.

01:38:52.800 You know, honestly, I don't care.

01:38:55.500 I'll wake up in the middle of the night sometimes.

01:38:57.820 Is Bill happy?

01:38:58.880 Oh, man.

01:38:59.700 I don't know if he's happy right now.

01:39:01.500 Well, yeah.

01:39:01.900 He's got the 24-year-old girlfriend.

01:39:03.500 He's got to be really happy.

01:39:04.700 Right.

01:39:05.200 Right?

01:39:05.380 See, I don't care that he has a 24-year-old girlfriend. 0.95

01:39:08.340 I really don't.

01:39:09.160 Except you kind of do.

01:39:10.280 You kind of do.

01:39:11.580 When you stop and think about it.

01:39:12.940 And you see him in that uncomfortable situation.

01:39:15.120 Yeah.

01:39:15.660 It seemed weird, didn't it?

01:39:16.840 It sure did.

01:39:17.700 They don't go together.

01:39:19.500 They really don't.

01:39:20.520 Like peanut butter and pickles or something.

01:39:21.980 And they have talked about the relationship before.

01:39:24.180 Right.

01:39:24.400 She did.

01:39:25.460 In fact, they mentioned it.

01:39:26.660 She was just on.

01:39:27.420 Yeah, I mean, they talked about meeting him on a plane and all that stuff.

01:39:29.660 Yeah.

01:39:29.680 So, I mean, they have talked about it before.

01:39:30.780 I don't know if she doesn't want to talk about her being a call girl.

01:39:35.060 Was she?

01:39:35.420 I don't know.

01:39:36.240 Oh, okay.

01:39:36.820 I don't know.

01:39:37.300 I'm saying I don't know if she wants to talk about that.

01:39:39.240 I don't know.

01:39:40.040 I have no idea how they met.

01:39:41.640 I have no idea either.

01:39:42.660 Where?

01:39:43.360 Well, they met on a plane.

01:39:44.340 He said they met on some flight from Miami, I think, or something.

01:39:48.120 So, he's already talked about it.

01:39:49.300 Why can't you talk about it?

01:39:50.780 That's weird.

01:39:51.800 That's just weird stuff, right?

01:39:53.540 I mean, the whole thing is really weird.

01:39:56.240 Yeah, it is.

01:39:56.800 I hope it doesn't cost him his job at North Carolina.

01:40:00.580 It doesn't seem to rise to that level to me.

01:40:03.940 Not yet.

01:40:04.620 But if she's meddling in everything.

01:40:08.060 If she becomes an embarrassment to the university.

01:40:10.700 And she's not on any of the rosters or anything.

01:40:14.340 She's just there.

01:40:15.760 She's just Bill's girlfriend.

01:40:17.400 Right.

01:40:17.600 Because there's been other coaches at other universities.

01:40:20.620 Arkansas, for one.

01:40:22.000 Where the head coach has gotten involved with a girl and moved that girl into the department.

01:40:30.020 And got her a job there.

01:40:31.540 And then they became entangled in a relationship.

01:40:33.980 Then maybe had, I don't know, a motorcycle accident afterwards or something.

01:40:38.340 Really?

01:40:39.460 Where she wasn't there, you know, with him.

01:40:42.040 But then she was.

01:40:43.020 But then she was.

01:40:44.540 She was.

01:40:45.400 So.

01:40:46.240 I'm not mentioning any specific situations.

01:40:50.300 It did, but.

01:40:51.260 Did it happen in the state of Arkansas?

01:40:52.740 It did happen in the state of Arkansas.

01:40:54.680 Yes.

01:40:55.280 Yes.

01:40:56.560 From a head coach who is from the mean streets of Helena, Montana, just like me.

01:41:01.620 But for sure, Bill Belichick and Michael Lombardi in North Carolina.

01:41:06.160 You better win.

01:41:08.740 Yeah.

01:41:09.060 No question.

01:41:09.620 You better win.

01:41:10.540 No question about it.

01:41:11.880 All right.

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01:43:02.880 So, you know, Tesla's continue to be firebombed. 0.99

01:43:07.380 What is going on with that?

01:43:09.500 I mean, even after all this time, when people have seen the fact that Tesla has, they have cameras all over the car.

01:43:18.820 They have, I think they have at least four, right?

01:43:22.240 And sometimes up to six.

01:43:23.640 Depending on the vehicle you buy, it could have six cameras with all kinds of different angles.

01:43:29.560 You're going to be caught.

01:43:31.660 Right.

01:43:32.100 And the owner doesn't have to be there to turn on the cameras.

01:43:36.780 The cameras come on automatically when somebody approaches the vehicle.

01:43:40.580 I mean, it's a great system.

01:43:41.840 It's really cool.

01:43:42.760 It is.

01:43:43.380 I mean, I wish I had that on my vehicle because I've been hit before and people left the scene and I have no idea who hit my car.

01:43:51.980 With this.

01:43:53.360 That happened here in this parking lot, Pat, and it was not me.

01:43:58.300 I'm just saying.

01:43:59.720 That's interesting.

01:44:00.760 I don't know why you're looking at me.

01:44:01.540 You would get all defensive about that because I wasn't necessarily saying.

01:44:04.660 That one dent that you have in the back of the car on the bumper there, that was not me.

01:44:08.220 That was not you.

01:44:08.960 It was not me.

01:44:09.700 Is what you're saying.

01:44:10.780 Huh.

01:44:11.420 That's weird.

01:44:11.880 It's almost like I accused you, but I didn't.

01:44:13.780 If I would have seen you did that, I would have reported it.

01:44:16.740 So you're going to get caught.

01:44:18.180 I mean, they're going to turn the video over to the police and the police are going to find you.

01:44:23.260 What are you doing?

01:44:23.940 Yeah.

01:44:24.360 It's really strange.

01:44:25.400 I mean, look, the one guy that they let go or they're going to put on trial or whatever,

01:44:31.540 they're making a case that he has all these medical conditions, right?

01:44:35.940 Yeah.

01:44:36.100 Yeah.

01:44:36.360 Cut 19.

01:44:37.260 The Tesla fire bomber.

01:44:39.260 Bria and John, the government wanted Owen McIntyre to spend the time before trial behind bars.

01:44:45.280 But the judge in Boston sided with the defense in this cage, which cited multiple medical issues facing the 19-year-old,

01:44:55.020 including autism spectrum disorder, gender dysphoria, and ADHD.

01:45:01.220 McIntyre's attorney argued the teen should be released citing serious and ongoing medical needs and treatments that could not or would not be provided while in federal detention.

01:45:12.060 The defense filing says McIntyre is being treated for depression and since March has been receiving gender-affirming care.

01:45:20.420 That care would likely be interrupted or terminated in federal custody.

01:45:24.760 Wait a minute.

01:45:25.580 I thought gender dysphoria wasn't a disease. 0.99

01:45:27.880 That wasn't a problem.

01:45:28.760 That's not a mental illness, right?

01:45:29.940 Right.

01:45:30.340 That's perfectly normal, natural, and in fact, something we all aspire to.

01:45:33.840 Right.

01:45:34.240 It should be anointed.

01:45:35.300 Yeah.

01:45:36.240 What do you mean?

01:45:37.840 But the guy's got every ailment known to mankind.

01:45:40.060 He's got gender dysphoria. 0.78

01:45:43.280 He had autism.

01:45:44.860 He's got combination skin.

01:45:47.080 He's got varicose veins.

01:45:50.340 He's got the heartbreak of psoriasis.

01:45:52.660 Which you do not want.

01:45:53.980 You need to just let him go home.

01:45:55.200 You can understand why they want to get rid of him.

01:45:57.700 If you have all that stuff, maybe you don't want to firebomb a Tesla, and then you don't have to suffer the consequences afterward.

01:46:04.540 I mean, it's crazy what's going on right now.

01:46:06.680 Now, so many of these people who have done these things to the Teslas are getting off because there was just a judge.

01:46:14.740 We talked about this the other day on Pat Gray Unleashed, which you can hear immediately preceding this show on the Blaze Radio and Television Network or anytime you want on your podcast, wherever you get a podcast, for instance.

01:46:27.300 But as we were saying then, there was a judge who just let one of these firebombers go because the judge didn't think that prison was right for him.

01:46:40.580 Right.

01:46:41.120 It was another one of those.

01:46:42.140 Another one of these.

01:46:43.040 He did have to do some kind of community service or something.

01:46:46.840 Yeah, but put these people in jail and send the message, this is not going to be tolerated.

01:46:54.000 Don't you think?

01:46:54.540 I mean, this is domestic terrorism, and it's happening way too much, and you're not hurting Elon Musk by doing it.

01:47:01.680 Not at all.

01:47:02.300 You're hurting the person who bought the car, you know? 0.99

01:47:06.020 And it's absolutely asinine. 0.74

01:47:10.120 I will say, where we live here in DFW, where this show originates from, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, I have seen an increase of Tesla vehicles on the road. 0.93

01:47:23.560 There were a lot to begin with, but there's even more now, I think because people are trying to support Elon.

01:47:28.500 Okay, good, because every time I'm at a red light and I see one stop next to me and one across the road and one driving past me,

01:47:36.700 I think, how do people think it's okay?

01:47:42.260 To just key that?

01:47:43.260 It's going to harm that vehicle. 0.87

01:47:44.880 Firebomb it. 0.91

01:47:45.440 I know. 0.97

01:47:46.260 Because I hate Elon Musk.

01:47:49.360 Right.

01:47:50.040 How do you think it's okay just to, I'm just going to destroy someone else's property?

01:47:54.120 I don't understand that at all.

01:47:56.220 And I don't know that it takes ADHD and gender dysphoria and whatever else you're going to say is wrong with you to do something like that.

01:48:03.540 Oh, just go home.

01:48:04.460 It'll be okay.

01:48:05.220 No, no, it won't.

01:48:07.480 You know, when John Kerry was in office and he was running for president and people didn't like him,

01:48:13.240 I don't remember anybody, you know, breaking into the Heinz ketchup plants and trying to set fire to Heinz manufacturing.

01:48:23.160 You know, we didn't do a Heinz ketchup tea party where we threw it into a...

01:48:27.860 That would be un-American, actually, if that took place. 0.68

01:48:31.740 It would.

01:48:32.700 I'm not encouraging that.

01:48:33.940 Don't do that.

01:48:34.800 And plus, the thing is, John Kerry doesn't have anything to do with Heinz ketchup.

01:48:38.780 Not anymore.

01:48:39.440 I think he did at the time.

01:48:40.900 He did not.

01:48:41.840 But his wife, Teresa, was married to John Heinz, who owned Heinz.

01:48:47.840 So he had something to do with it, like I said.

01:48:49.880 But she didn't have anything to do with the company, but she did have something to do with the foundation.

01:48:54.840 All right.

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01:50:36.240 I hate to bring this up.

01:50:38.100 I really do.

01:50:39.000 I don't want to bring it up.

01:50:40.920 I don't want to play into the big Mike situation with the Obamas.

01:50:43.940 You don't have to.

01:50:44.640 I don't want anything to...

01:50:45.520 No, I have to.

01:50:48.360 It's out there.

01:50:49.340 It's out there now.

01:50:50.380 She said it.

01:50:51.160 So I'm just showing you that she said it.

01:50:54.700 Okay.

01:50:55.340 Okay?

01:50:55.900 And I...

01:50:56.660 What is it?

01:50:57.500 What is it that she said?

01:50:58.960 Well, I'm going to show you what she said.

01:51:00.920 Well, let me do that right now.

01:51:02.780 She's having a conversation on her podcast the other day.

01:51:06.160 Does she only do one a week or is it every day? 1.00

01:51:08.600 I don't know.

01:51:09.600 Sure.

01:51:10.060 Yes.

01:51:10.320 Whatever.

01:51:11.180 Whatever.

01:51:12.400 It's been interesting.

01:51:13.100 We got a double dose of her this week because she did that interview with Jay Shetty.

01:51:16.700 And then we got the double dose of her there.

01:51:18.940 And I think her podcast with her brother is a once a week thing.

01:51:23.200 I think it is, too.

01:51:24.700 I think it is, too.

01:51:25.380 But she's worked her fingers to the bone since they left office. 0.80

01:51:29.100 You know?

01:51:29.260 You know, they had that deal with Netflix for $100 million.

01:51:34.020 And they've done up to one thing with Netflix.

01:51:38.960 Up to a full one thing in the last 10 years.

01:51:44.900 Are you sure?

01:51:45.300 I'm not positive it might have only been half of one thing.

01:51:47.960 If you had an opportunity to get Barack Obama an office that you're building and go ahead.

01:51:53.560 Yeah, I know.

01:51:54.440 I know.

01:51:55.340 But to pay them that kind of money.

01:51:57.000 And as far as I know, they've produced one thing.

01:52:01.980 Yeah, I don't know what they have produced, actually, to be honest with you.

01:52:06.140 I think they had a couple of things.

01:52:08.640 Well, in total.

01:52:09.720 I think they did have a couple of things that they were going to do and then they stopped doing.

01:52:14.420 Yes.

01:52:14.720 It was reported they had a couple of things.

01:52:16.000 Right.

01:52:16.280 We're doing this.

01:52:16.860 It's really important.

01:52:18.060 It's not so important.

01:52:19.000 We're not doing it anymore.

01:52:20.100 You know what?

01:52:20.520 But we spent the money, Davis.

01:52:23.120 We tried.

01:52:23.540 We tried.

01:52:24.080 We wanted to do some stuff.

01:52:25.460 We tried.

01:52:25.480 We thought it was going to be a great idea.

01:52:28.560 I got to go to Martha's Vineyard now.

01:52:30.480 We'll talk to you later.

01:52:31.080 Yeah.

01:52:31.540 And you know what?

01:52:32.160 I'm going to do a podcast with my brother.

01:52:34.240 So anyway, during the podcast with her brother, although her brother wasn't on this particular podcast.

01:52:40.840 She was talking to the guest.

01:52:42.320 Yeah, she was talking to the guest.

01:52:43.240 But here's what came up during the podcast.

01:52:46.180 You tell me.

01:52:46.760 I wanted to talk, Marlon, a bit about, you know, just so proud of how you are being a role model for dealing with a child that's transgender.

01:52:58.620 Absolutely.

01:52:59.340 And that's, you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.

01:53:04.260 Oh, wait, what?

01:53:05.980 Would you care to share that journey?

01:53:08.860 Okay, pause it.

01:53:09.460 There you go.

01:53:10.460 There she said. 0.96

01:53:11.260 She just confirmed everybody's conspiracy.

01:53:15.640 She did.

01:53:16.960 He did.

01:53:18.980 She's the one who said, as a black man.

01:53:22.160 Yes.

01:53:23.420 So, I mean, play that part again.

01:53:25.060 Roll it back like 10 seconds.

01:53:26.100 So all you people blasted us over, the big light comments.

01:53:29.060 I'm just so proud of how you are being a role model for dealing with a child that's transgender.

01:53:36.600 Absolutely.

01:53:37.460 And that's, you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.

01:53:41.860 Okay, there you go.

01:53:42.820 So it warms my heart, particularly as a black man.

01:53:47.920 She said it.

01:53:48.800 I didn't say it.

01:53:50.340 She said it.

01:53:51.420 She said it.

01:53:53.280 She just confirmed all the big mic stuff.

01:53:56.960 I mean, I guess it's not a problem for her, and it probably shouldn't be.

01:54:00.560 Because who am I to say it's wrong of her to be a black man?

01:54:06.260 It's fine.

01:54:07.100 That's great.

01:54:08.720 So, you know, I'm not casting aspersions.

01:54:13.880 I'm just telling you that's what she said.

01:54:15.200 It's finally all the naysayers out there.

01:54:18.360 Stop calling her that.

01:54:19.880 It's not real.

01:54:21.800 You don't know what you're talking about.

01:54:22.740 She just confirmed it.

01:54:23.560 The pictures we saw are fake.

01:54:27.000 Okay.

01:54:27.720 You're right.

01:54:28.380 Right.

01:54:28.760 That showed, you know, Mike with his-

01:54:31.320 Her manliness.

01:54:32.040 Man parts.

01:54:32.620 His manliness.

01:54:33.400 Fake.

01:54:33.900 Whatever.

01:54:34.160 Stop making fun of it.

01:54:35.180 It's not real.

01:54:35.920 But, I mean, go back one more time.

01:54:37.300 You tell me.

01:54:38.100 You tell me what you're saying here.

01:54:39.380 I wanted to talk, Marlon, a bit about, you know, just so proud of how you are being a

01:54:46.900 role model for dealing with a child that's transgender.

01:54:50.700 Sure.

01:54:51.360 Absolutely.

01:54:51.900 And that's, you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.

01:54:55.880 As a black man.

01:54:56.540 Hello.

01:54:57.760 Would you care to share that journey?

01:55:00.700 There might be some who say she's referring to her guest as a black man, but we know that's 1.00

01:55:05.680 not what she's doing.

01:55:06.380 That's not what she said.

01:55:07.340 That's not what she said.

01:55:07.880 That's not the way it came across.

01:55:09.380 No, it's not.

01:55:11.120 What do you mean some who say?

01:55:12.720 No.

01:55:14.060 No.

01:55:15.080 You don't suppose that'll ever be taken out of context, do you?

01:55:18.640 And used on some show somewhere?

01:55:22.300 No.

01:55:22.980 Like an early morning show on some network?

01:55:26.540 Multiple times?

01:55:27.660 Multiple, multiple, multiple.

01:55:29.360 For years to come.

01:55:30.480 Absolutely.

01:55:32.620 Facts are facts.

01:55:33.760 Yeah, it's fantastic.

01:55:34.740 I mean, it's just good clean fun right there.

01:55:39.380 I don't know that she would assume that.

01:55:41.340 No, she probably wouldn't admit that, but it is.

01:55:43.760 The rest of us all know.

01:55:45.040 It's just good clean fun.

01:55:46.140 She needs the promotion for that podcast as always.

01:55:48.500 No kidding.

01:55:48.920 Any way she can get it.

01:55:49.660 Any way she can get it.

01:55:51.060 Was I reading that she had 24,000 downloads or something?

01:55:54.180 The numbers were staggeringly low.

01:55:57.020 Yeah.

01:55:57.100 I don't remember the exact count, but they were staggeringly low for her.

01:56:00.440 For her.

01:56:00.960 Yeah.

01:56:01.100 I mean, it's Michelle Obama.

01:56:02.760 Right.

01:56:03.000 And that's the way she sells herself. 1.00

01:56:06.760 It's Michelle Obama.

01:56:08.000 Right.

01:56:08.660 I mean, hello.

01:56:09.860 Yeah.

01:56:10.060 She was this revered female first lady of America, and now not so much.

01:56:18.820 Here's the other thing that it makes a statement in and of the fact that she hasn't had Barack

01:56:27.300 on with her.

01:56:28.320 Right.

01:56:28.900 Her show is floundering.

01:56:31.460 She could really use some publicity, some help.

01:56:34.760 You're not going to bring in your former president husband to be on the podcast with you?

01:56:38.540 Slyly deny all the time that the marriage is not in trouble.

01:56:42.360 Right.

01:56:42.520 You know, there's nothing wrong, even though you're both never seen together, and Barack

01:56:46.220 is out and about, even with the children, without you.

01:56:49.020 And it's so bad, apparently, that he can't even be on the podcast with her ever.

01:56:52.340 And you're doing a podcast with your brother, and not even once have your husband on?

01:57:00.200 That's amazing.

01:57:01.060 That's a problem.

01:57:01.980 I think that makes us, that's a clear statement right there.

01:57:04.980 That's a problem.

01:57:05.200 That things are not where they should be.

01:57:07.040 Or where you would like them to be with a happy marriage.

01:57:10.600 I don't think it is one.

01:57:12.080 I think they're done.

01:57:13.860 Oh, I believe that.

01:57:14.720 I doubt they'll ever actually get a divorce, but I think they're done, just like Bill and

01:57:19.200 Hillary.

01:57:19.780 I think that's over.

01:57:20.440 I mean, I believe that they are.

01:57:21.800 She's always talking about finding herself, and needs to be me, and I had to tell my due

01:57:29.000 people not to have a dress ready to go to things that I'm expected to go to, because

01:57:33.860 I've got to worry about me, me, okay?

01:57:36.900 And it's so hard for her to do that.

01:57:37.880 Oh, I'm always about someone else.

01:57:39.320 Right.

01:57:39.700 It's never about me.

01:57:40.960 Well, that's her natural inclination, is to worry about everybody else, and not herself.

01:57:46.040 It sure is.

01:57:46.560 And bless her heart for finally considering herself for change.

01:57:49.900 Right, because that's what she was talking about with Jay Shetty.

01:57:53.380 Look, I travel around in a motorcade with four SUVs, but when I look at the lowly people

01:57:58.740 at the bus stop, and I say, oh my gosh, how are they doing?

01:58:04.080 How are they dealing with this?

01:58:05.280 And sometimes I don't even spit on them as I pass by, because I know, I know that I'm

01:58:13.680 blessed.

01:58:15.140 You know, not like you little people who have crappy lives.

01:58:18.340 There's not a chance she even thinks of them.

01:58:21.720 No, there's not.

01:58:23.180 Barely.

01:58:23.640 Is there a way that we can make these windows darker, so I don't have to see outside?

01:58:28.780 So great.

01:58:30.120 Also, HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy kind of seems to be hitting his stride right now.

01:58:36.640 And yesterday, he had some really interesting things to say.

01:58:42.240 Check this out.

01:58:42.880 We have ended HHS as the role, as the vector, the principal vector in this country for child

01:58:51.500 trafficking.

01:58:53.160 And during the Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking for sex

01:59:01.480 and for slavery. 0.56

01:59:04.840 And we have ended that.

01:59:05.720 And we're very aggressively going out and trying to find these children, the 300,000 children

01:59:10.380 that were lost by the Biden administration.

01:59:12.880 That's OK.

01:59:14.440 So HHS was a collaborator in trafficking children under Biden.

01:59:20.340 Right.

01:59:20.860 That's kind of what he's saying there.

01:59:21.860 Yes, it is.

01:59:23.340 Yes, it is.

01:59:24.840 Wow.

01:59:25.680 And that's, I think, what he's talking about is the fact that the Biden administration just

01:59:31.620 allowed these kids to be picked up by whomever with no proof of whether or not the people

01:59:37.780 picking the kids up were their parents.

01:59:39.880 Right.

01:59:39.940 So we have no idea where they are, who they're with.

01:59:43.000 300,000 just lost.

01:59:45.120 We don't know where they are.

01:59:46.320 Wow.

01:59:47.000 So sad.

01:59:47.880 And that was one of the deals in the first Trump administration is they were trying to

01:59:52.100 find the parents, which is why the kids were separated from their parents for a while.

01:59:57.440 Because when they come across the border, you don't want to put the kids in the adult 0.98

02:00:01.680 facility.

02:00:02.220 It's not safe for them.

02:00:03.960 So they separate them.

02:00:05.440 And then later on, you got to kind of figure out, all right, who goes with who or whom?

02:00:10.560 And so that's difficult to do.

02:00:12.840 And the Biden administration didn't pay any attention to it.

02:00:16.000 They're just like, oh, OK, you're the dad.

02:00:17.700 OK, I'm the dad.

02:00:19.540 All right.

02:00:19.980 Take as many kids as you want.

02:00:22.500 Good luck.

02:00:23.380 Drive safely.

02:00:24.340 See ya.

02:00:25.240 So that's how they contributed.

02:00:26.700 I mean, how terrible.

02:00:29.580 Evil.

02:00:30.080 It is evil.

02:00:31.120 Evil.

02:00:31.380 Yeah, it absolutely is.

02:00:33.180 There should have been something done.

02:00:35.860 There should have been precautions taken.

02:00:38.280 And this president, Donald J.

02:00:40.880 Trump, cares about those children.

02:00:42.760 So he doesn't just toss them out to whoever comes by to say, yep, I'm the dad.

02:00:49.040 Now, I thought, you know, we started the show with Akeem Jeffries telling us that Donald

02:00:53.220 Trump couldn't care less.

02:00:56.280 We did start the show that way.

02:00:58.280 Yes.

02:00:59.080 Yes.

02:00:59.740 So that's what I thought.

02:01:00.680 So I'm casting some doubt on that particular claim now.

02:01:04.260 All right.

02:01:04.720 Yeah.

02:01:04.940 We'll have to look into it further, but I'm pretty sure Akeem Jeffries is incorrect on that.

02:01:12.240 Whatever.

02:01:12.860 And many other things for that matter.

02:01:16.900 Also, after the federal government dropped a case against South Dakota ranchers who were

02:01:21.160 using land they had always used, remember this dispute, there was a fence and there was grazing

02:01:28.420 and these ranchers had been allowed to use this area for like 75 or 100 years.

02:01:33.640 And the feds came in and said, that's our land.

02:01:35.780 Right.

02:01:36.380 Not yours.

02:01:37.080 So Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins had a message to farmers and ranchers about that

02:01:43.780 very situation.

02:01:44.620 We are excited to announce this morning that USDA right now at this moment is launching a

02:01:51.000 portal at USDA.gov for all American farmers, ranchers and producers who were subject to the

02:01:58.940 similar egregious lawfare from the Biden administration.

02:02:02.420 Nice.

02:02:02.640 We will work with our counterparts, including my great colleague, Secretary Christy Noem and

02:02:07.860 others across the Trump government to address any other government overreach in situations

02:02:14.440 like this.

02:02:15.200 We must ensure that our farmers and our ranchers have not and will not be targeted for living

02:02:22.380 the American way of life.

02:02:25.200 Finally.

02:02:26.040 Yes.

02:02:27.240 Again.

02:02:27.720 Okay.

02:02:28.100 It's been amazing to me the number of different issues that President Trump has paid attention

02:02:34.540 to.

02:02:35.200 Yes.

02:02:35.600 And tried to work out and do something about.

02:02:38.560 I mean, things that nobody's ever even heard of before or thought about at all, except,

02:02:43.920 you know, a minority of Americans who are affected by this kind of stuff.

02:02:48.500 Right.

02:02:49.100 Not everyone understands the, you know, the farmer is a fence problem with the feds.

02:02:54.540 So.

02:02:55.340 So.

02:02:56.300 Yeah.

02:02:56.480 We don't care about that.

02:02:57.280 I live in the city in Texas.

02:03:00.080 What do I care about North Dakota or South Dakota ranchers?

02:03:03.600 Well, President Trump does, and he's doing something about it.

02:03:06.440 It's fantastic.

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02:05:26.400 We've got to share this Ukrainian thing with you.

02:05:28.320 Oh, my.

02:05:29.180 We just reached a deal with him, by the way, on the rare earth mineral situation that Zelensky

02:05:33.980 wouldn't sign when he was here a couple of months ago.

02:05:36.320 And it's a profit-sharing deal.

02:05:37.880 So they announced that the United States will get preferential access to new Ukrainian minerals

02:05:43.300 and fund investment in Ukraine's reconstruction.

02:05:47.040 So we're reconstructing the city.

02:05:49.340 We're going to help build it back up.

02:05:51.240 The nation.

02:05:51.720 And the original deal that Trump wanted was that Ukraine would pay back the aid that the U.S. has given it over the last three years.

02:06:00.240 Dropped it.

02:06:00.400 That is not in this new deal.

02:06:01.420 Like a hot potato.

02:06:02.500 Yeah.

02:06:02.680 Still, here's Ukrainians complaining about Americans. 0.88

02:06:07.340 Cut 35.

02:06:07.940 When the U.S. and Kyiv hammer out a mineral deal, Ukrainians from the mining heartlands have a message for Washington.

02:06:13.660 The resources are theirs.

02:06:15.940 Alexander is a resident of Krivy Rih, a city near iron ore mining and processing plants.

02:06:21.180 From what I can see, they only want to take, not to give.

02:06:25.900 U.S. President Donald Trump has put pressure on Kyiv and threatened to stop the flow of military supplies.

02:06:31.540 Unless the U.S. gets some payback for the billions of dollars it spends in aid.

02:06:35.740 Nothing has been agreed yet.

02:06:37.880 They would like to, but you cannot have dealings with that ginger guy. 1.00

02:06:41.620 He's not that kind of person.

02:06:45.240 The deal is sensitive to Ukraine.

02:06:47.220 About 40 miles north is the town of Shovtywody, or Yellow Waters, where uranium and iron ore were mined for decades.

02:06:55.360 Ukraine has a proud history of mining coal and iron ore, and hopes to exploit seams of increasingly sought-after rare earths.

02:07:02.440 Shovtywody resident Nina Fesenko.

02:07:08.120 I hope that the people who are involved in this think about Ukraine and its people.

02:07:13.280 Okay.

02:07:13.920 I can't take it anymore.

02:07:15.260 Yeah, we do.

02:07:16.340 We do.

02:07:17.600 A, why are they speaking gibberish?

02:07:20.480 Why?

02:07:20.820 Don't they know this report is going to be aired here in the U.S.?

02:07:24.000 I guess they don't know that.

02:07:25.600 Speak English.

02:07:26.780 Secondly, what incredible ingrates.

02:07:30.180 All Americans do is take, not give. 0.86

02:07:34.980 Oh, wow.

02:07:35.860 Wow.

02:07:36.520 Wow. 0.97

02:07:37.060 We have saved their butts for three years now. 0.98

02:07:43.420 Right? 0.93

02:07:43.600 Didn't this start?

02:07:44.360 It started in 22, right?

02:07:45.900 We have provided $350 billion to them.

02:07:50.920 Or more.

02:07:51.460 Or more.

02:07:52.160 weapons, cash, charitable contributions over and over.

02:07:57.760 We've kept them free.

02:08:00.620 And all we've done is take.

02:08:03.080 That's outrageous.

02:08:05.420 It sure is.

02:08:06.820 Wow.

02:08:08.720 That's what we're up against, though.

02:08:10.720 Yes.

02:08:11.020 What do we do?

02:08:11.640 We just get slapped in the face for it.

02:08:14.680 All right.

02:08:15.140 See you tomorrow.

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 01, 2025

Democrat Breaks the Record for DUMBEST Immigration Take ｜ 5⧸1⧸25

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