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00:03:10.720 uh all right it is uh pat and stew today for glenn

00:03:20.320 we will uh obviously gonna be talking about uh what happened in minneapolis yesterday

00:03:28.700 um a lot to say about that a lot of politicians saying a lot of different things about that it's

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00:04:51.260 b-y-r-n-a.com slash glenn just another horrible uh situation happened at a at a catholic church

00:05:02.380 yesterday in minneapolis uh two kids one eight one ten were killed 17 uh injured i think two of them

00:05:10.400 are in critical condition but all of those are expected to live and and recover thank god which is

00:05:15.520 yes i will say too when we because this broke during the show yesterday pat and jeffy and i were

00:05:20.500 talking about it and the way that it broke they said it you know could be you know 20 injured and

00:05:26.120 you you know you never know where those numbers break sometimes they get a lot higher after

00:05:29.460 something like that and that it is somewhat amazing considering the circumstances that the

00:05:35.780 numbers while incredibly tragic and horrible were this low yeah i mean it really is amazing yeah

00:05:41.440 frankly uh you know it is two children dying is is you know unending tragedy for the families as we

00:05:48.060 all know but when you look at it from uh some of these previous shootings you're almost surprised

00:05:53.580 yeah uh he locked them in there barricaded the doors um and then started shooting at them from

00:05:59.900 the outside maybe that maybe that's why uh there was less death than you might expect in a shooting

00:06:05.800 like that um but you said because he came in through the window shot through the windows a big

00:06:12.040 reason seemingly too pat was pews i mean right they are many people in that were in there were saying

00:06:20.660 the pews saved their lives that they were blocking bullets like crazy and he was shooting them and they

00:06:26.040 were hitting the pews and not going through the pews and that's why they're alive wow which is

00:06:31.160 incredible yeah it it really is uh and of course this turns out to be a transgendered person which we're

00:06:39.040 not supposed to mention i guess or notice or talk about um well that's because it's a it's a woman

00:06:44.520 uh pat you see when you say a transgender person you see he's a man indicating some male component 0.99

00:06:52.440 uh to this yes uh situation and we know there's definitely a male component no i don't i don't think so

00:06:59.040 pat this is a woman her she saw a lot of hers and she's in the coverage you know and once you become

00:07:06.900 a mass shooter i don't care about your pronouns i don't really yeah i don't care at all because i

00:07:11.840 don't really care before the mass shooting i don't either but i also really don't care care after the

00:07:17.520 mass shooting i was thinking about this pat and i know we're you know we're still going through the

00:07:21.520 details this story i don't mean to just sidetrack us three minutes into the show but like i i was a

00:07:28.760 little conflicted as to what i wanted out of the news coverage because i got angry when i saw her and 0.98

00:07:34.640 she i did yeah don't respect this idiot horrible person's right uh nonsense yes that they want to 1.00

00:07:42.740 change genders after something like this you know you might have a very nice person who's going through 0.99

00:07:47.560 something and struggling with it and they decide to change genders and you might feel the need to uh

00:07:53.180 to to to to indulge in that i don't know uh but when it's someone who's killed a you know

00:08:00.060 tried you killed a couple kids and uh shot a bunch of people i don't have that need though part of me

00:08:04.820 then also thought you know maybe this this just needs to be owned by them maybe this needs to count 0.78

00:08:11.820 as a woman shooting everyone uh in the statistics this is a female mass murderer because we always 1.00

00:08:19.080 gave to is told it's all men who do this no not this time it's a woman a woman did this just like a

00:08:26.400 woman won that swimming race uh a woman did this let's all if you're going to make us indulge in it 1.00

00:08:34.640 and then the other side maybe we should fully embrace it here yeah uh i don't know where to

00:08:40.460 land on that i think the appropriate thing is to say a transgendered person that's really the only

00:08:45.680 it doesn't really matter if it's a man or a woman what it does matter it's the left yes that infuriates

00:08:51.900 them they they don't want us to mention it they don't want to talk about it they they want to

00:08:56.780 pretend it never happens that these are all cisgendered and yes they're mostly cis because

00:09:01.520 most males are cisgendered yes there's 0.7 percent of the population that's trans and there have been

00:09:08.460 at least five shootings five mass shootings from trans people in the last seven years i was gonna say

00:09:14.720 i thought it was higher than that i think it is higher than that but i could find at least five of

00:09:19.860 them that's what at least means usually means it could be higher yes that's actually what the term

00:09:24.340 indicates thank you stew good job with the english but i'm glad you picked up on that thank you i am

00:09:29.140 yes i think it is i think there's a problem there i you know can we look at the mental stability of

00:09:36.720 people in this situation this was something that was considered a disorder until 2017 by the ama

00:09:43.620 is it something we should be looking at i don't know we should at least talk about it well pat

00:09:49.820 it's obvious right it doesn't mean what it doesn't mean and we can go into all the left people saying

00:09:57.440 this oh every trans oh they're saying the trans community is responsible we're not saying that it's 1.00

00:10:03.100 just like we're not saying all muslims are terrorists right it's so stupid it's so stupid and 1.00

00:10:09.000 it's hard to even indulge in the nonsense obviously you you there's probably a trans person depending 1.00

00:10:15.880 on where you live that you pass uh every day or every week they're not all shooting people 0.99

00:10:21.180 we're not idiots every single person knows it's like when when 24 was on jack bauer and oh my gosh

00:10:27.340 and then you're watching this and the show was so good and then all of a sudden they just started 0.97

00:10:31.240 having by the way um before you watch this incredible episode of jack bauer kicking terrorist butts 0.92

00:10:37.360 you should know not every muslim is a terrorist we think you believe that and we're trying to 0.99

00:10:43.960 convince you otherwise so insulting it's so insulting and so stupid it's it's pointless to indulge it but 1.00

00:10:49.460 just to mention it off the top because we have to deal with the politicians saying it all day yesterday 0.99

00:10:53.700 at some point on the show um but when you have difficulty

00:11:00.620 understanding what reality is you're probably more likely to do something completely insane

00:11:11.360 when everyone else's reality is watching children die is bad and his reality was watching children die is

00:11:24.040 good his reality also was that he was a woman and he actually was and all of our realities was a man now

00:11:33.480 we can sit here and act like we should indulge his lack of connection with reality and we can encourage

00:11:42.080 him and lionize him for his brave choice but in reality it's not true and when you have a person

00:11:51.360 who is under whatever condition this is that indicates to him that reality is something completely

00:11:59.640 on the opposite side yes of course you're more likely to do something crazy because you can't

00:12:04.920 recognize what reality is you're dealing with something so everybody else in our society can tell

00:12:13.120 what gender they are right transgender people have difficulty with that many of them i'm sure are very sweet

00:12:21.120 they've got nothing to do no violent tendencies whatsoever of course but that doesn't mean

00:12:28.000 that you're not more likely to do something out of societal norms when you can't understand the most

00:12:34.560 basic part of who you are and they certainly don't have any problem with mentioning that cisgender males

00:12:40.780 usually commit these crimes okay well yeah that's okay yeah yes there are cisgendered males who have 0.96

00:12:47.880 real issues yeah and are completely insane that doesn't mean all cisgendered people murder people

00:12:55.700 don't ever have to you don't have to say them qualify it that way you never have to say that in fact

00:13:01.180 there's never a disclaimer on that the indication almost always is the opposite right gosh it seems

00:13:05.540 like they're all doing it gosh everybody with a red hat seems to be doing this what's going on it's

00:13:10.660 always that indication yes and i like a very small again obviously a very very small percentage of

00:13:18.480 transgender people will do something like this but when you can't recognize reality right it is of 1.00

00:13:25.040 course more likely that you're going to do something that violates everyone else's reality and there is a

00:13:30.500 disproportionate number of them that have done this you know recently it's disproportionate i i mean it's

00:13:36.000 it's higher than 0.7 percent tell you that and it's show and and what's going on here and it seems

00:13:42.120 like pat this path is becoming more well-worn when you are you're having whatever sort of issue list

00:13:50.920 leads to you not understanding your gender you're told if you go through this process things are going

00:13:56.880 to be so much better yeah you're going to everything's going to turn around you're dealing with all sorts of

00:14:01.700 internal turmoil and doctors and in some cases parents and teachers are telling you well take

00:14:10.920 these hormones and everything will turn around and then you go through i mean you know it you've done

00:14:17.460 this with your back pat how many times have doctors told you well if you do this this and this might get

00:14:21.320 better and then it's frustrating you go through the process and it doesn't get better and you're like

00:14:26.800 gosh it just feel you get more hopeless about the situation and this is what happens with

00:14:33.860 transgender people in a lot of cases not all cases but a lot of cases you go through that process you're

00:14:38.740 told this is a panacea and it doesn't take the problem away so then you start looking for more and 0.84

00:14:45.280 more reasons why your life sucks why you hate everything and you're fed stuff by the left that it's people 0.99

00:14:52.800 who hate you because of your trans nature it's because the president's a nazi it's because everyone 1.00

00:14:58.140 is against you wants to kill you and religious people hate you and blah blah blah blah blah blah all 0.98

00:15:02.880 the time and you get that all the time and shockingly some people develop the tendency to do this i mean

00:15:11.500 it's not exactly it's not exactly it's like oh it's flour it's sugar it's eggs it's a cake

00:15:17.040 it's not exactly crazy it's not something that's this it's not that shocking pat i have to admit it's

00:15:25.320 not i'm not entirely stunned by this development but you're not supposed to notice that no you're 0.88

00:15:32.800 not supposed to say it so here's the uh mayor this this guy is one of the most agonizing buffoons

00:15:40.820 i've seen in a while and i've seen a lot of agonizing buffoons um i guarantee he will start 0.99

00:15:47.340 getting buzzed for presidential nomination soon he will if you are the douchiest of douches yeah 0.98

00:15:52.660 and you're on the left somebody's gonna pluck the minneapolis mayor right oh yeah and into a national 0.96

00:15:59.160 campaign this is why it's why you know jasmine crockett's name yeah it's why you know aoc's name

00:16:04.180 it's why you know gavin newsom's name this is the the road to success in the modern left for sure

00:16:10.440 and now you're going to know the name jacob fry here he is cut six i have heard about a whole lot

00:16:16.960 of hate that's being directed at our trans community oh yeah that's the number one thing we need to talk

00:16:22.360 about anybody who is using this as an using this as an opportunity to villainize our trans community

00:16:30.920 or any other community out there has lost their sense of common humanity

00:16:36.160 we should not be operating out of a place of hate for anyone we should be operating from a place of

00:16:45.180 love for our kids uh-huh kids died today this needs to be about them this needs to be wrapping

00:16:55.240 our arms around the story i'm curious bit of love that we can possibly does your brain not work if

00:17:01.560 you just let it with the trans community why are you talking about the right it should have started

00:17:06.780 with the kids yeah maybe that's all you should have said right maybe that's it did you happen to watch

00:17:11.520 this were you around the tv when this occurred i was not you just see the clip yeah if you were there

00:17:17.180 watching it when it occurred what you saw was this thing that i'm sure you've seen all the clips of

00:17:22.120 of him with this just quite obviously insincere nonsense right he didn't the last thing in the

00:17:30.880 all was flashing in front of his eyes was his political career in this moment oh yeah because you 1.00

00:17:35.740 could tell he's nervous he's he's kind of like butchering the typical stupid lines every leftist 0.99

00:17:41.120 says in these moments but you know he's kind of he's just he's reading everybody he's reading 0.99

00:17:45.480 jen saki tweets in front of a you know in front of a microphone but immediately after that was the 0.92

00:17:52.940 police officer uh who was giving the briefing and he spoke emotionally about it and the difference 0.97

00:18:00.080 between those two was night and day he actually cared yeah he did he gave a crap he it was actually 0.79

00:18:08.900 affecting him he wasn't thinking about his political future he actually was talking about something that

00:18:15.300 mattered and actually felt it and you could see the difference between the two individuals that's

00:18:20.500 for sure oh man it was not it was really jaw-dropping to watch in fact this is a really

00:18:25.140 quick uh clip here play uh cut three from the minneapolis police chief this shows that i mean the guy

00:18:31.580 did he was deeply affected the question uh from matt was how are the injured students doing

00:18:38.140 uh i believe all of them have their parents with them now uh and they are all expected to survive

00:18:43.360 all of the remaining victims are expected to survive there is a range of injuries however

00:18:48.600 i mean when when he gets into uh what transpired it's it's very clear that he was uh deeply moved by

00:18:58.400 it angry deeply moved um yeah but uh moved by by all of this and it's the exact opposite i mean you

00:19:05.660 could just tell you know if if this guy is not at least talked about as the vp candidate for gavin

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00:19:16.080 uh absolute adoration for self you could just no question see it in everything he did yesterday it was

00:19:22.740 all about him yep and what a disgraceful time to make it about you yep and try to further your

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00:20:55.900 all right so we got scolded um on the trans issue and then uh the obligatory gun bs had to start from

00:21:14.920 uh from jacob fry who is the minneapolis mayor here's what he had to say about guns look we need

00:21:21.300 to be doing more than talking it it can't just be words there needs to be action and when we have

00:21:29.160 seen school shooting after school shooting when we have seen churches get shot up by horrible actors

00:21:37.500 i think the impetus has to be on all of us as leaders to do a whole lot more to recognize that

00:21:46.020 we've got more guns in this country than we have people and it's on all of us to recognize the truth

00:21:54.820 and the reality that we can't just say that this shouldn't happen again no and then allow it to

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00:25:37.760 uh we gotta show you the tweet from jen saki oh my gosh you're gonna set me off on this one this

00:25:44.200 is incredible uh oh there it is yeah uh jen saki prayer is not freaking enough prayers does not end

00:25:57.220 school shootings prayers do not make parents feel safe sending their kids to school prayer does not

00:26:05.100 bring these kids back enough with the thoughts and prayers did anybody say prayers thoughts and prayers

00:26:13.340 are the only thing we should be doing i don't know that anybody says that well uh pat i mean it might

00:26:19.240 not be religious enough to know this but pat prayer is like a vending machine um what you do is you say

00:26:24.780 and everything if you say you want 14 and 11 cents to be to appear in your pocket yeah you pray for

00:26:30.580 that and it just occurs oh that's how prayer works yeah people don't realize that i'm surprised yeah i

00:26:36.120 didn't realize that uh yeah that's not supposed to work a praying person enough enough to understand

00:26:41.660 that i mean apparently not uh that is a it's a fascinating tweet and can i bring up two different

00:26:48.160 things here on this i wish you would first well three first of all okay hey guys we just lost an

00:26:57.780 election no one in the middle of the country wanted to vote for us what should we do i don't know 0.68

00:27:02.300 quadruple down on hating prayers yeah it's like it's so politically speaking so stupid they all think 0.99

00:27:09.500 it's so smart they think this is the best point in the world because they do they all say it all the 0.99

00:27:16.940 time so it's they think it's this like incredible moment it's like they came up with this this

00:27:23.820 incredible uh uh intellectual brainstorm where they've come up with this idea that we what we

00:27:30.960 should do guys is just mock prayers we can solve all these issues if we just mock people's most

00:27:37.760 closely held beliefs and it's only i mean it's so brilliant because only 80 of us are people of

00:27:43.840 faith right you know so just go right after that yeah just politically speaking so dumb but that's

00:27:49.120 of course the the last most the least important of this the the phrase prayer is not freaking enough 0.93

00:27:58.660 now she did add the freaking out of the normal typical uh has been said by nine zillion liberals

00:28:04.900 and she's supposed to be this brilliant leader of the left uh prayer is not freaking enough reveal 1.00

00:28:11.480 something okay now if you happen to be a christian if you happen to be someone who believes in god

00:28:19.200 you've probably been to church before and what they've explained on multiple occasions is likely

00:28:25.100 something to the effect of god is enough okay prayer is enough it actually is the most important

00:28:33.460 thing you can do right it's it's it's crucial and it always is enough it's all you need it's it's

00:28:41.400 it's stated in a bunch of different ways throughout the bible and throughout the faith but i can

00:28:47.440 understand as someone who recognizes not everyone shares uh our our faith uh that if you are a person

00:28:56.160 who is not a believer that statement might connect with you right if you are an atheist some saying

00:29:03.820 something like prayer is not enough might connect with you because you might say yeah we need and if

00:29:09.080 you let's say for example you happen to worship government as your god that's a really like that

00:29:14.500 that sentence probably connects deeply with you you know these people with their fake gods their fake 1.00

00:29:20.380 religion their fake uh you know sky god and boomstick those people are are silly and pathetic 1.00

00:29:28.420 and our religion of praising bureaucrats in washington are the only ones who can solve problems like this 0.99

00:29:34.040 like that probably uh understandably connects with you so it reveals something about jen i mean i don't

00:29:41.820 know what her situation is but i don't either but she must be she i mean i assume she's an atheist from

00:29:46.860 that it's certainly not someone who's connecting with the basic tenants of her faith if she's not

00:29:50.700 right maybe she just you know maybe i don't know we'll see it's not it it should be more important

00:29:55.680 to me than it is i suppose is the is the answer because i really don't freaking care about her at

00:30:00.460 all but like it does reveal something about what your position is on faith you don't believe the

00:30:05.780 tenants of it right okay but yes that's okay there's a lot of people who are atheists and might not

00:30:10.400 the other thing though that she ends it with is also reveals something but something

00:30:16.420 completely different and something uh much more offensive to the american standard we all we've

00:30:24.780 always had atheists in our country and we've always respected their rights to be atheists and not believe

00:30:29.860 but she ends it with enough with the thoughts and prayers the first part of it is i don't believe

00:30:38.020 prayers will solve this the second part is i don't want you praying i don't want to hear about

00:30:44.040 your prayers i dislike the fact that you think prayers are important i don't want you religious 1.00

00:30:51.220 person here i don't want you as part of this conversation i hate you and everything you believe in 0.90

00:30:57.940 that's what that reveals it's something totally different and much much more awful and of course

00:31:06.400 it's what democrats actually like about it that's where so many of them are centrally focused in just

00:31:16.340 eliminating you and your beliefs that's what they seem to actually want and normally someone like 1.00

00:31:24.220 jen saki who is a trained media expert yeah that's why this is so surprising yeah who a person who uh

00:31:31.260 whose job was to lie to us to make people of faith believe and she did that well yeah she did that 1.00

00:31:38.340 fair i mean well in comparison to what's her face yes uh i wouldn't say well but well in comparison to 0.81

00:31:44.600 the person she specifically chose to make her look good on upon her exit uh what was her uh what's her

00:31:50.280 name jean uh i want to say jean-claude van damme but it's not her right what what thank you

00:31:55.300 her in jean-pierre it wasn't jean-claude van damme though i think he would have been better

00:31:59.800 oh by far don't you think by far yes it would have been more entertaining he barely speaks english

00:32:04.800 he would have been better right this this the end of that phrase shows her visceral hatred for you

00:32:11.500 which of course is something she did everything she could while in the white house to hide her job

00:32:18.700 was to hide how they felt about you when she's in the white house now she's on msnbc and her new job 0.91

00:32:24.460 is to tell everyone how she actually feels and that by the way is how she actually feels

00:32:30.060 that is who she is it's been revealed she made that really clear really clear she hates you 0.96

00:32:38.440 and you know what she's getting cheered on for it why because so many of the people that she

00:32:45.640 associates with feel the same way feel the exact same way they just don't normally blurt it out like

00:32:51.720 that you know what that's why they lost the election that's one of the many many reasons

00:32:56.340 that the democrats and the left uh lost the election last time we're just we're tired of

00:33:02.360 this kind of stuff yep it's true they don't know who they're dealing with i don't know if they think

00:33:07.900 that the american people are a bunch of atheists who uh who don't pray but that's what they're acting

00:33:15.760 like that's what they're they're acting like they just think that they are the standard in america

00:33:21.560 now yeah uh and nothing could be further from the truth i mean we're probably not as faithful as we

00:33:27.860 once were as a nation but we're still you know it's still 80 of us are christians and that's a pretty

00:33:35.040 high percentage 80 of people don't agree on much and so if you're willing to just dismiss 80 of americans

00:33:43.980 uh you're not going to win elections and you're not going to gain viewers no and and look i i hope

00:33:51.840 they continue to do things that make them lose elections i don't know what a country what kind

00:33:55.300 of position our country would be in if they were winning more oh my gosh uh but what what's fascinating

00:34:00.220 about this and it's it's a really difficult problem for democrats to solve is and and look i will say this

00:34:08.420 we also have an issue with this at times on our side and the problem is the incentives are so lined up

00:34:17.380 every single part of jen saki's life right now indicates to her she should do more of that

00:34:25.000 more money more viewers more attention more interviews on colbert more clicks more likes 0.99

00:34:33.720 all of that if you say stuff like that oh you religious trash get out of our lives you're going 1.00

00:34:40.700 to get more attention more adoration and more of everything you want now when she was in the white 0.99

00:34:47.620 house her incentive structure was a little bit different right like her incentive structure was 1.00

00:34:53.100 was to try to win elections and try to shield us from knowing that the president of the united states

00:34:59.580 had no mental capacity those are those are different goals her goal now is to make jen saki's life better 1.00

00:35:06.900 and it's not to win elections jasmine crockett does the crap she does not to win elections 1.00

00:35:15.760 because jasmine crockett wants more in the life of jasmine crockett right like and we have some of this on 0.95

00:35:24.240 our side as well but it is really really egregious on the left right now and i don't know how they

00:35:31.640 solve it i every i hope they don't look at gavin newsom did gavin newsom get adoration for interviewing

00:35:38.000 charlie kirk no they hated him for it yeah and he dropped that quickly he dropped it in two weeks and

00:35:44.740 now he's mr anti-trump guy he's totally on the other side he's a completely different human being and

00:35:48.860 what's happening now adoration money clicks likes poll numbers going up in the primary not you know

00:35:57.060 that doesn't mean he's going to win an election it means he's going to win a nomination potentially

00:36:01.800 and all of these incentives point the exact same way which means you're going to get more of this 0.94

00:36:08.380 idiocy and it's not going to be fun for us but it should with any level of competence on our side

00:36:16.460 make elections a hell of a lot easier i hope so should hope so god only knows yeah but uh it should

00:36:23.760 uh mayor jacob fry also uh mocked prayers they seem to be pretty married to this tactic uh and here

00:36:32.580 he is cut 10 my friend like ran kind of someone helped him like run out he saw him he was wearing

00:36:41.400 i don't think that's mayor jacob fry but um he sounds very young yeah frankly um i'm very very

00:36:46.360 young yeah that's uh you know that's just not uh that's definitely not the clip pat no no we have

00:36:53.640 the right clip here these were minneapolis families these were american families oh the fake the amount

00:37:00.260 of pain that they are suffering right now is extraordinary and let me do this again in front

00:37:04.740 of the mirror so i can get it right don't just say this is about thoughts and prayers right now

00:37:08.340 these kids were literally praying it was the first week of school that is what that is what

00:37:15.760 he's saying he wants you to know faith doesn't work that's their big thing right now keep going

00:37:20.140 down these kids i've seen that 10 times in the last 24 hours these kids were literally praying

00:37:28.300 and that's their big statement so it doesn't work so it doesn't work it's proven not not a factor

00:37:33.800 not a factor believable look you can believe that all you want that doesn't make it true number one

00:37:42.460 but it also is a totally it's just a fascinating position to take in a country such as this it is

00:37:50.580 yeah it is it is a all right okay okay if that's what you want you know you got all your leadership

00:37:59.540 with their protect trans kids t-shirts on and telling us that prayers don't work wow they've

00:38:06.400 learned their lesson i mean they really have studied this i remember they had that big remember

00:38:11.620 they put like a hundred thousand dollars or three hundred thousand dollars into some study

00:38:15.040 where they were going to figure out why we lost well they've solved it i guess they were too positive

00:38:20.620 on prayer and weren't protecting trans kids enough yeah i guess that was the solution this

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00:42:00.340 was apparently there my friend like ran kind of someone helped him like run out he saw him he was

00:42:07.640 wearing all all black and he had a ski mask on i was down so i didn't really look up i mean he's got

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00:42:28.680 him and you have a neck on your neck yeah that was i don't even know what it's from kind of looks

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00:42:44.420 oh wow look a lot of people go through a lot of difficult times this guy the murderer here which

00:42:53.900 by the way we will not say his name right uh under any circumstances but um you know in one of his

00:43:00.320 seemingly his desires was notoriety so uh we will not give it to him um but a lot of people go through

00:43:07.280 a lot of things if you're one of those people going through one of those things you know the same

00:43:11.220 thing with this nfl guy uh wow why if he's got cte and he went and goes goes and shoots a bunch of 0.99

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00:43:26.880 that's a really difficult thing to deal with if you're dealing with that i can't even imagine

00:43:30.500 how difficult that must be um don't take it out on other people there's no reason for it um you know

00:43:37.260 it's so frustrating to see this and and what you saw in his writings pat they're like the media is

00:43:44.340 they're on a hunt they're they're indiana jones today pat trying to figure out what this motive is

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00:43:57.000 what could it be i don't know from all of his writings where he explains it explicitly but

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00:48:33.720 Every time there's a shooting,

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00:48:38.040 these implements of death and destruction.

00:48:40.820 We do?

00:48:41.240 Yeah, we do.

00:48:41.980 We do.

00:48:42.840 CNN usually teaches us.

00:48:44.560 So does MSNBC.

00:48:45.840 Really?

00:48:46.240 Yeah.

00:48:46.640 I don't remember.

00:48:47.660 Don't remember the lessons

00:48:48.760 that we've learned from them

00:48:49.940 about automatic weapons?

00:48:53.560 Oh, okay.

00:48:54.940 You know, the magazines

00:48:56.420 that can fire up to eight bullets

00:48:58.820 at once or whatever.

00:49:00.260 Oh, yeah.

00:49:00.800 Remember what Biden told us

00:49:02.240 about the eight-bullet thing?

00:49:03.460 Well, he also told us

00:49:04.500 that we should just,

00:49:05.420 you know, when someone comes around,

00:49:06.820 just get a shotgun.

00:49:07.540 Just get a shotgun.

00:49:08.120 That's all you need.

00:49:08.680 It's interesting.

00:49:09.200 The shooter yesterday

00:49:09.980 was carrying a shotgun.

00:49:10.740 Go out on your porch 1.00

00:49:11.360 and fire a shotgun. 0.99

00:49:13.340 That'll take care of any problem.

00:49:15.220 They had a shotgun

00:49:16.000 during this guy

00:49:18.140 had this shotgun.

00:49:19.240 He did.

00:49:19.680 And a handgun

00:49:20.560 and then also a rifle.

00:49:21.860 All I've heard is rifle.

00:49:23.240 Rifle.

00:49:23.880 Yes.

00:49:24.460 Rifle.

00:49:25.200 They want you to believe

00:49:26.200 that's always the one.

00:49:29.000 Well, CNN

00:49:29.960 is going to explain to you

00:49:31.880 about that rifle.

00:49:32.620 Oh, really?

00:49:33.540 Yes.

00:49:33.920 Cut 19.

00:49:34.960 Seemed like a rifle,

00:49:36.080 he said.

00:49:36.920 A semi-automatic rifle.

00:49:38.840 And it went on

00:49:39.600 for several minutes.

00:49:40.660 Right.

00:49:40.940 And look,

00:49:41.540 that's not uncommon as well.

00:49:42.900 These things can shoot

00:49:44.020 dozens of bullets.

00:49:46.180 Dozens.

00:49:46.400 You know,

00:49:46.780 in just one trigger pull,

00:49:48.740 right?

00:49:49.060 One trigger pull.

00:49:49.860 What happens in this case

00:49:51.080 is sometimes

00:49:51.520 they have enough time

00:49:52.500 to reload.

00:49:53.980 It's one of the most

00:49:54.460 horrific things

00:49:55.140 for students to be sitting.

00:49:56.500 Yeah.

00:49:56.920 At some point,

00:49:58.760 does someone

00:49:59.860 sit these people down

00:50:01.220 and say,

00:50:01.680 guys,

00:50:02.280 guys,

00:50:02.600 because they do this

00:50:03.300 every time.

00:50:04.660 She even said

00:50:05.380 semi-automatic.

00:50:06.100 I was encouraged by it.

00:50:07.140 She actually understood.

00:50:08.220 Yes.

00:50:08.620 It was semi-automatic.

00:50:10.100 She must have been reading it

00:50:11.020 because she acts like,

00:50:12.180 oh, wow, really?

00:50:13.320 Oh, you can pull the trigger once

00:50:14.980 and it'll fire dozens of bullets?

00:50:17.260 Oh, my goodness.

00:50:18.520 Wow.

00:50:19.600 Wow.

00:50:19.860 Magical device.

00:50:20.740 Because even no,

00:50:22.240 by the way,

00:50:23.000 no,

00:50:23.340 no,

00:50:23.900 that would be an automatic weapon

00:50:26.200 and those are not readily available

00:50:28.860 to Americans.

00:50:30.280 Yes.

00:50:30.600 At this point.

00:50:31.720 Basically,

00:50:32.820 impossible to get.

00:50:34.440 Yeah.

00:50:34.580 Yes.

00:50:35.020 And it is theoretically possible

00:50:36.940 to get one.

00:50:37.220 It is.

00:50:37.480 Of course.

00:50:37.980 It's really difficult to get,

00:50:39.060 say,

00:50:39.380 a machine gun,

00:50:40.120 which would be an automatic weapon.

00:50:41.540 Yeah.

00:50:41.780 It's very hard to obtain.

00:50:43.400 Years of time,

00:50:44.420 you know,

00:50:44.640 tens of thousands of dollars,

00:50:46.340 you know,

00:50:47.460 every invasive check possible.

00:50:49.220 To my mind,

00:50:50.160 to an unconstitutional level,

00:50:51.840 that's a whole nother conversation.

00:50:53.840 But that is where we are.

00:50:56.780 Yeah.

00:50:57.040 It's certainly not true

00:50:58.120 what they're saying there.

00:50:59.740 On a semi-automatic,

00:51:00.800 you have to continually

00:51:01.760 pull the trigger.

00:51:04.260 And so that's what that person was doing.

00:51:07.100 But they don't,

00:51:08.120 they don't understand.

00:51:09.200 They have no clue of this.

00:51:11.420 You know,

00:51:11.660 I have some sympathy

00:51:14.100 for a person

00:51:15.620 who knows nothing about this

00:51:17.480 and doesn't understand

00:51:18.280 that difference, right?

00:51:19.120 Like,

00:51:19.280 if you're not a gun person.

00:51:20.880 I mean,

00:51:21.260 I'm not a gun expert.

00:51:22.540 I'm not even close to it.

00:51:23.540 Really?

00:51:24.040 Like,

00:51:24.280 growing up,

00:51:24.680 I grew up in Connecticut.

00:51:26.200 We had no,

00:51:27.620 you know,

00:51:27.880 there's guns were not really,

00:51:29.060 I mean,

00:51:29.160 my dad was in the military.

00:51:30.480 But like,

00:51:31.080 we didn't have guns in the house.

00:51:32.760 Gun culture was not part of our culture.

00:51:35.100 Like,

00:51:35.200 growing up,

00:51:35.620 I didn't either.

00:51:36.220 Yeah.

00:51:36.440 I don't,

00:51:36.820 I mean,

00:51:37.060 I knew people who had guns,

00:51:39.040 but it wasn't like something

00:51:40.940 that I thought about

00:51:41.660 on a regular basis.

00:51:42.420 And if I had never thought

00:51:43.960 about this before

00:51:44.600 and was thrown on television

00:51:46.520 for the first time

00:51:47.600 a shooting like this

00:51:48.280 had ever happened,

00:51:49.340 it might be understandable

00:51:50.560 that I would confuse

00:51:51.640 a semi-automatic

00:51:52.420 and an automatic weapon.

00:51:53.780 Guys,

00:51:54.220 we've been talking about this

00:51:54.800 for a while.

00:51:55.300 I don't think it would.

00:51:55.800 Call of mine was 1998.

00:51:57.620 You're right.

00:51:58.480 I don't think it,

00:51:59.820 I don't think it would be

00:52:00.800 confusing for you.

00:52:01.720 I think you could go on

00:52:02.940 and speak about it

00:52:04.980 more factually

00:52:06.300 than this guy just did.

00:52:08.260 But like,

00:52:08.540 I'm saying,

00:52:09.040 if it was my first,

00:52:10.200 I think even on your first effort,

00:52:13.440 I think you'd go on television

00:52:15.080 a little bit more prepared

00:52:16.560 than that.

00:52:17.040 But let's just say

00:52:17.900 you pulled out

00:52:19.000 a passing vagrant

00:52:20.780 who knew nothing

00:52:21.700 about anything

00:52:22.560 and threw them on television

00:52:23.700 like they did here

00:52:24.620 seemingly.

00:52:26.380 Maybe at that point

00:52:27.640 I could understand it.

00:52:28.740 They should probably

00:52:29.420 not use passing vagrants

00:52:30.980 for these segments.

00:52:32.320 As experts on guns?

00:52:32.860 Yeah.

00:52:33.160 Maybe that's the issue.

00:52:34.380 Yeah.

00:52:34.620 Now,

00:52:34.780 they hired,

00:52:35.820 at least at one point,

00:52:37.380 one of the preeminent

00:52:38.200 gun experts in America

00:52:39.580 as a contributor

00:52:41.140 Stephen Gutowski

00:52:43.300 to CNN.

00:52:45.060 Now,

00:52:45.240 I have not seen him

00:52:46.300 on CNN

00:52:46.740 in a long time.

00:52:47.940 I don't know

00:52:48.620 if he still has that deal.

00:52:52.220 Often what happens

00:52:53.500 with CNN

00:52:54.120 and by the way,

00:52:55.200 also Fox

00:52:55.840 and most cable news networks

00:52:57.580 is they will like

00:52:58.840 just kind of gather people up.

00:53:00.540 They'll sign people 0.99

00:53:01.500 to contributor deals

00:53:02.480 and then not put them

00:53:04.060 on television

00:53:04.660 and kind of just

00:53:05.680 hold them away

00:53:06.460 from everywhere else

00:53:07.260 so they can't be used

00:53:08.440 by their competitors

00:53:09.100 or maybe in this case

00:53:10.200 by networks

00:53:11.920 that want to inform people

00:53:13.160 about firearms.

00:53:14.560 I don't,

00:53:15.080 you know,

00:53:16.300 Stephen hasn't told me

00:53:17.080 that by any means

00:53:17.900 but I'm suspicious

00:53:20.640 as to why I haven't seen

00:53:21.560 him on television

00:53:22.100 in a long time

00:53:22.640 and issues like this.

00:53:23.440 He's like one of the main guys

00:53:25.880 you go to

00:53:26.560 for gun information.

00:53:27.820 Yeah.

00:53:27.980 Why didn't they go to him

00:53:28.820 for this?

00:53:29.320 I don't know.

00:53:29.840 Why?

00:53:30.500 They don't seem to ever do it.

00:53:31.700 Somebody who actually knows

00:53:32.560 what a semi-automatic rifle is

00:53:34.700 as opposed to an automatic.

00:53:35.940 That would be nice

00:53:37.840 if they had somebody

00:53:39.020 who understood

00:53:39.680 the difference there.

00:53:40.820 That would be really good.

00:53:42.660 Again,

00:53:43.160 I say this,

00:53:44.500 he's an expert.

00:53:45.360 You don't need an expert

00:53:47.040 to know the difference

00:53:48.540 between,

00:53:49.460 about how these guns work.

00:53:50.640 It's like,

00:53:51.040 they have this weird,

00:53:52.720 like they just think

00:53:54.020 all of these situations

00:53:55.380 are John Wick.

00:53:57.140 Mm-hmm.

00:53:58.040 That is not what this is.

00:53:59.840 That is not reality.

00:54:00.820 That's a movie.

00:54:03.780 It's fascinating

00:54:05.100 to just see

00:54:06.620 how this happens

00:54:08.260 every single time.

00:54:10.960 You,

00:54:11.480 now,

00:54:11.880 I don't know,

00:54:12.660 maybe

00:54:13.120 it's a local station.

00:54:15.460 They're desperate.

00:54:16.520 They're pulling people

00:54:17.420 off the streets.

00:54:18.300 Oh,

00:54:18.540 maybe you get someone

00:54:20.360 who makes a mistake like that.

00:54:21.860 It's MSNBC.

00:54:22.860 It's CNN.

00:54:23.940 Yeah.

00:54:24.100 They all know.

00:54:25.140 Should know better.

00:54:25.920 Like, sadly.

00:54:27.020 Especially by now.

00:54:27.840 Yeah, right.

00:54:28.400 You're going to be covering

00:54:29.260 these things.

00:54:29.860 It's terrible.

00:54:30.260 These things are going to happen.

00:54:31.840 You're going to be covering them.

00:54:33.140 I don't know.

00:54:33.820 Maybe have somebody,

00:54:36.180 perhaps that you've hired

00:54:37.520 as a contributor

00:54:38.480 that can actually explain

00:54:39.600 these things to you.

00:54:40.600 Be nice.

00:54:41.400 I know.

00:54:42.140 Yeah.

00:54:43.160 It's crazy.

00:54:43.980 Rather than continually 1.00

00:54:45.120 looking like morons 1.00

00:54:47.340 and describing weapons 1.00

00:54:49.980 that you know nothing about.

00:54:52.720 You don't even know

00:54:53.720 the difference between

00:54:55.080 semi-automatic and automatic.

00:54:57.100 That's pretty basic.

00:54:59.060 We're not experts.

00:55:00.540 We know the difference.

00:55:01.440 Yeah.

00:55:01.660 It's not that hard.

00:55:02.660 It's really not that hard.

00:55:03.700 No.

00:55:04.100 And by the way, 0.80

00:55:04.840 we're evil right-wingers

00:55:06.360 in Texas

00:55:07.760 on a radio show

00:55:12.520 that just did,

00:55:15.140 I was just talking about

00:55:16.060 Patriot Mobile

00:55:16.740 a couple of minutes ago,

00:55:17.660 who in their advertising

00:55:18.940 say we support

00:55:20.020 the Second Amendment.

00:55:20.960 That's how close

00:55:21.620 to gun culture we are.

00:55:22.980 Yeah.

00:55:23.140 We have multiple sponsors

00:55:24.880 that are in the industry

00:55:27.940 and we love them.

00:55:30.280 We believe in the Second Amendment.

00:55:32.420 But I've never in my life

00:55:34.120 fired an automatic weapon.

00:55:35.240 Have you?

00:55:35.920 No.

00:55:36.360 Not an automatic.

00:55:37.400 Not once.

00:55:38.140 Semi.

00:55:38.660 But never an automatic weapon.

00:55:40.600 I've never fired one.

00:55:41.640 Now you can go...

00:55:42.720 I think Glenn has.

00:55:43.460 I think Glenn has.

00:55:44.780 You can go to certain ranges.

00:55:46.600 Like, certainly,

00:55:47.080 when you go to Vegas,

00:55:48.220 you can go to

00:55:48.880 a very controlled environment

00:55:50.080 and fire one of these weapons.

00:55:52.440 I'm sure it's really fun.

00:55:53.360 Yep.

00:55:53.720 You know, again,

00:55:54.440 you're on a range

00:55:55.320 and you're not...

00:55:56.400 This is not like you owning it.

00:55:57.840 Owning it is incredibly difficult to do.

00:56:00.380 I mean, it is...

00:56:01.140 The process of it

00:56:02.060 is completely absurd.

00:56:04.260 And also,

00:56:04.900 you can only get them made

00:56:06.180 before...

00:56:06.580 Was it in the 80s?

00:56:07.980 Like, you...

00:56:08.540 Yeah.

00:56:08.920 You know, you have to get them...

00:56:10.140 They're very old now.

00:56:11.540 You know, obviously,

00:56:12.480 the parts aren't made as commonly.

00:56:13.900 I mean, it's a very bizarre process,

00:56:16.260 frankly,

00:56:16.620 to get your hands on one of them.

00:56:18.400 But, like,

00:56:18.920 shouldn't the person

00:56:20.460 you're bringing on

00:56:21.360 as an expert

00:56:22.340 to talk about a shooting like this

00:56:24.120 have that basic information?

00:56:26.480 I would say yes.

00:56:28.120 But they never do?

00:56:29.060 Like, there's...

00:56:29.860 I mean, it's consistent.

00:56:31.540 Yeah.

00:56:31.760 This is a perfect example of this.

00:56:35.160 The other day,

00:56:35.660 there's a minor sports controversy.

00:56:38.480 Pat,

00:56:38.680 I don't know if you caught this one.

00:56:40.520 It was on ESPN.

00:56:42.360 And they were talking football.

00:56:44.180 And one of the people

00:56:45.380 on the panel

00:56:46.160 was wearing a Barry Sanders jersey.

00:56:49.720 Now, Barry Sanders is,

00:56:50.940 if not the greatest running back

00:56:52.320 of all time.

00:56:52.800 Certainly one of them.

00:56:53.500 Top three?

00:56:54.840 Five, maybe?

00:56:56.680 He's right up there.

00:56:58.100 Everybody who knows anything

00:56:59.340 about football

00:56:59.920 knows who Barry Sanders is.

00:57:01.160 You have any historic,

00:57:02.080 you know,

00:57:02.980 context whatsoever.

00:57:04.540 Whoever the host was

00:57:05.700 looked at this panelist

00:57:07.200 and said,

00:57:07.640 oh, you're wearing

00:57:08.200 a Shador Sanders jersey.

00:57:10.080 Oh, my gosh.

00:57:10.920 Now, Shador Sanders

00:57:11.680 is a rookie quarterback

00:57:12.880 who's been in the news

00:57:13.700 a lot lately.

00:57:14.960 But, you know,

00:57:15.900 not...

00:57:17.380 It was not a Shador Sanders. 0.69

00:57:18.260 It was a Barry Sanders jersey.

00:57:20.280 Now,

00:57:21.060 it just seems to me...

00:57:23.180 Anyone can make a mistake,

00:57:24.280 of course,

00:57:24.680 but it seems to me

00:57:25.700 that you should have

00:57:26.980 someone who knows

00:57:28.260 who Barry Sanders is

00:57:29.680 on your football panel.

00:57:31.020 Like, I just feel like

00:57:31.920 that's a very basic thing.

00:57:33.420 Yeah.

00:57:34.080 The same thing here...

00:57:35.940 Except more important.

00:57:37.720 Really.

00:57:38.160 Yeah.

00:57:38.620 More important.

00:57:39.340 And since this is...

00:57:40.220 Yes, it's certainly

00:57:40.820 much more important.

00:57:41.880 And since this has happened

00:57:42.860 so many times, Pat,

00:57:44.120 you'd think, like,

00:57:45.220 you have a...

00:57:46.440 Maybe higher...

00:57:47.780 I know this is...

00:57:48.380 You don't want to let them

00:57:49.040 in the building.

00:57:49.580 I get it.

00:57:50.720 I get that there's the one guy

00:57:52.480 you let in the building

00:57:53.520 as a conservative.

00:57:54.620 What's his name?

00:57:55.120 Scott...

00:57:55.920 I can't think of his name

00:57:57.200 off the top of my...

00:57:57.960 Scott Jennings.

00:57:58.600 Thank you very much.

00:57:59.460 So you let Scott

00:58:00.120 in the building.

00:58:01.400 He's the only one.

00:58:01.980 Maybe just tell Scott,

00:58:04.400 look, you're on call.

00:58:05.800 We're going to keep you

00:58:06.500 in the green room.

00:58:07.340 Every person that walks in,

00:58:08.820 please explain to them

00:58:09.820 the difference between

00:58:10.720 an automatic and a

00:58:11.540 semi-automatic weapon.

00:58:12.380 Maybe you just need to

00:58:13.040 hire someone to do that.

00:58:15.700 Maybe hire someone...

00:58:17.800 Pay a conservative...

00:58:19.200 Go to a gun store

00:58:20.480 and pay somebody

00:58:22.060 who works there

00:58:22.960 $20 an hour

00:58:25.040 to sit in your green room

00:58:26.280 and every person

00:58:27.160 that walks in and go,

00:58:27.860 hi, how are you?

00:58:28.460 Welcome to CNN.

00:58:29.180 Just wanted to inform you

00:58:30.000 that a semi-automatic weapon

00:58:31.040 you have to pull the trigger

00:58:32.020 once, automatic weapon.

00:58:33.660 You pull it once,

00:58:34.600 hold it,

00:58:35.040 and it'll fire multiple times.

00:58:36.400 That's how that works.

00:58:37.400 If you're asked about that,

00:58:38.640 please don't say

00:58:39.260 the exact opposite

00:58:39.980 every single time.

00:58:40.920 Thank you so much

00:58:41.700 for coming to CNN.

00:58:42.640 Maybe that approach

00:58:43.800 would be helpful

00:58:45.100 in a scenario like this, Pat.

00:58:47.140 Yes.

00:58:47.700 I think it would.

00:58:48.940 I think it would.

00:58:51.040 But, you know,

00:58:51.800 maybe I'm just too picky.

00:58:52.980 Maybe...

00:58:53.500 Maybe that's the answer.

00:58:56.060 Maybe that's it.

00:58:56.580 I'm just too picky.

00:58:57.380 I think they should know

00:58:58.800 the difference.

00:58:59.860 And maybe CNN disagrees.

00:59:02.200 They do.

00:59:03.000 They do disagree.

00:59:04.860 Yeah, they really do.

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01:00:19.040 This is the Blaze Radio Network.

01:00:20.980 This is the Blaze Radio Network.

01:00:23.960 And then we have

01:00:30.700 MSNBC with the obligatory

01:00:32.480 there are too many handguns

01:00:34.120 in America.

01:00:35.460 I think it's either like

01:00:36.400 you have to be honest

01:00:37.320 and say what will actually work,

01:00:39.220 which is what nobody

01:00:40.060 wants to hear,

01:00:40.800 which is that there are

01:00:41.520 just simply way too many firearms

01:00:43.640 and they're way too accessible

01:00:44.920 and even if they aren't.

01:00:46.320 And they're too powerful?

01:00:46.980 And they're too powerful.

01:00:47.660 Even handguns too.

01:00:48.700 Again, that's why in Australia

01:00:49.720 it doesn't matter

01:00:50.960 if it's not politically

01:00:51.800 acceptable to say it.

01:00:52.880 I'm not here as a politician

01:00:54.920 or anyone who works in politics.

01:00:56.720 I'm a journalist.

01:00:57.700 Whether or not you like it,

01:01:00.120 the only thing that really works

01:01:01.820 if you really wanted

01:01:02.800 to bring down gun violence

01:01:03.980 was to do what Australia did 0.96

01:01:05.760 and to do what many other

01:01:07.200 countries in Europe do.

01:01:08.220 I realize I will get

01:01:09.380 so much hate mail over this.

01:01:11.360 People will tell me

01:01:12.020 that I'm a communist

01:01:12.780 and all these other things

01:01:14.160 and I'm so terrible,

01:01:14.940 which also only reinforces

01:01:16.120 the point as I will

01:01:17.380 definitely get, you know,

01:01:19.460 some sort of like...

01:01:20.680 Blowback.

01:01:21.100 You got a lot of stuff

01:01:22.120 going on your head right now, sir.

01:01:23.180 Like threatening blowback, 0.62

01:01:23.620 which is to say like

01:01:24.340 these people who are supposed

01:01:25.440 to be so law-biting

01:01:26.500 are so quick to tell me

01:01:27.600 that like, you know, 0.70

01:01:29.020 I ought to die 0.82

01:01:30.360 or whatever else it is. 0.99

01:01:31.540 Or you better watch out.

01:01:32.460 Right.

01:01:33.160 No, no, no.

01:01:34.540 Okay.

01:01:35.420 First of all,

01:01:35.880 he's having an entire

01:01:36.620 social media conversation

01:01:37.720 in his head

01:01:38.280 while he's on television.

01:01:39.420 That's not necessary.

01:01:40.200 You don't need to do that.

01:01:41.060 You don't need to answer

01:01:41.840 every one of your critics.

01:01:42.780 Yes, someone will say 1.00

01:01:43.580 something stupid to you. 1.00

01:01:44.760 Yes, of course. 1.00

01:01:45.940 I don't know that you're a journalist.

01:01:47.240 It certainly doesn't seem like it.

01:01:48.360 You don't seem to know

01:01:48.860 the basic facts about Australia.

01:01:50.680 No.

01:01:50.980 They've done studies on it.

01:01:52.700 That whole change with weapons

01:01:54.620 did not make any

01:01:56.020 lick of difference.

01:01:56.960 No, it didn't.

01:01:57.420 It didn't make a lick of difference.

01:01:58.380 It's about the same

01:01:59.060 as it was before.

01:01:59.780 As it was before.

01:02:00.860 Now, there is a cultural thing

01:02:02.020 here in the United States

01:02:02.900 and certainly a cultural thing

01:02:04.040 around mass shootings

01:02:04.740 here in the United States.

01:02:06.080 There's also a cultural thing

01:02:07.360 about suicide in Japan, right?

01:02:09.340 Like there are certain things

01:02:10.380 that affect cultures

01:02:11.360 in different ways

01:02:12.280 and it's why you have

01:02:14.100 a lot of this,

01:02:15.000 like the marquee crime

01:02:16.540 right now

01:02:17.340 that it gets all the attention

01:02:19.360 from people like this

01:02:20.600 who will plaster this guy's face

01:02:22.300 all over television

01:02:23.380 and tell you his name

01:02:24.840 and tell you all the things

01:02:26.080 he thought was important.

01:02:28.340 They will do that

01:02:29.140 and they will perpetrate this

01:02:31.380 and make it go on forever.

01:02:34.020 But mass shootings

01:02:34.760 is like this.

01:02:35.400 It was like this

01:02:36.420 with serial killers

01:02:37.280 at one point

01:02:37.960 in this country.

01:02:38.620 It was like this

01:02:39.300 with assassinations

01:02:40.240 at one point

01:02:41.000 in this country.

01:02:42.520 Some of those crimes

01:02:43.480 had to do with guns.

01:02:44.220 Some of them didn't.

01:02:45.880 You know, I mean,

01:02:46.320 it is just,

01:02:47.880 you know,

01:02:48.360 there is a splashy,

01:02:50.060 marquee type of crime

01:02:52.420 that seems to affect us

01:02:53.820 in certain eras, frankly.

01:02:57.600 Terrorism was part of it

01:02:58.680 at one point as well.

01:03:00.820 You know,

01:03:01.400 you hope that stops

01:03:03.340 and you try to stop it.

01:03:05.180 But like, you know,

01:03:05.600 again, like this person,

01:03:07.600 there have been certain crimes

01:03:09.240 you can maybe point

01:03:10.120 to something like this,

01:03:11.020 but like, you know,

01:03:11.540 this person had, you know,

01:03:13.620 a handgun,

01:03:14.140 a shotgun,

01:03:14.660 and an AR-15.

01:03:15.500 He wasn't like,

01:03:16.200 it wasn't like he was,

01:03:18.580 you know,

01:03:19.120 the guy in Vegas

01:03:20.060 who had, you know,

01:03:21.740 tons and tons of weapons

01:03:22.880 in his hotel room,

01:03:23.880 you know,

01:03:24.020 dozens of them, right?

01:03:25.060 Like, it wasn't an issue

01:03:26.380 of having too many of them.

01:03:28.200 There are a lot of weapons

01:03:29.620 in this country.

01:03:30.440 Let's say your law,

01:03:31.660 which would do, by the way,

01:03:32.740 these laws that they want to pass

01:03:33.860 would not even decrease

01:03:35.920 the number of guns

01:03:38.160 in the country.

01:03:38.760 But even if they did that,

01:03:40.060 I think that,

01:03:40.640 if I remember right,

01:03:41.460 it's been a while,

01:03:42.560 but the Australia

01:03:43.560 buyback confiscation program

01:03:46.620 that they passed,

01:03:47.300 I think,

01:03:47.820 got rid of about 30%

01:03:48.980 of the weapons

01:03:49.440 in the country.

01:03:50.320 So if you were to do that

01:03:51.820 in America,

01:03:52.320 which would be completely insane

01:03:54.280 to try to do

01:03:54.840 and would probably start

01:03:55.680 a civil war,

01:03:56.460 but if you did it,

01:03:57.760 you'd probably eliminate

01:03:58.920 100 million weapons

01:04:00.060 and leave 250 million

01:04:02.120 on the streets?

01:04:03.200 You think there's going to be

01:04:04.140 no murders that happen

01:04:05.880 in that situation?

01:04:06.680 No one can get a handle

01:04:07.400 on a gun?

01:04:08.500 Well, here's the thing.

01:04:09.220 We have open borders

01:04:09.880 where you can get them

01:04:10.720 whenever you want?

01:04:12.200 Murder is banned right now.

01:04:13.780 What?

01:04:14.300 Yeah, murder.

01:04:14.920 In this country.

01:04:15.760 No, they should pass a law

01:04:16.440 on it, Pat.

01:04:16.960 They should say 0.99

01:04:17.680 we shouldn't have murder.

01:04:18.940 They did that.

01:04:19.760 They did that in every state.

01:04:22.020 When, though?

01:04:22.600 And federally.

01:04:23.480 Was there ever a book

01:04:24.260 that covered this?

01:04:25.300 Yeah, there was.

01:04:26.340 Really?

01:04:26.700 Did they have a lot of

01:04:27.380 vows in it?

01:04:28.100 The Biblie or something?

01:04:29.080 The Biblie.

01:04:29.660 Michael Biblie?

01:04:30.540 Yeah, I think it was

01:04:31.840 Michael Biblie.

01:04:32.620 Yeah, I've seen the concert.

01:04:33.460 Who said,

01:04:33.800 don't kill people.

01:04:35.460 And then he sang some songs

01:04:37.260 and stuff.

01:04:37.820 Yeah.

01:04:38.560 Some Sinatra,

01:04:39.540 some Tony Bennett.

01:04:40.300 Yeah, there's a ban

01:04:41.180 on murder right now.

01:04:42.700 And that, you know,

01:04:43.440 so if you're going to

01:04:44.080 break that ban,

01:04:46.220 I don't think you care

01:04:47.200 about the gun law either.

01:04:48.700 Really?

01:04:48.900 What about the incredibly

01:04:50.800 restrictive laws

01:04:52.060 in Minneapolis

01:04:52.940 and Chicago

01:04:54.480 and D.C.

01:04:56.840 that ban all these weapons?

01:04:58.580 Yeah.

01:04:59.740 How about that?

01:05:00.340 They don't seem to work,

01:05:00.920 do they?

01:05:01.220 No.

01:05:01.380 They don't seem to work.

01:05:02.400 Now, that's because

01:05:03.280 if you listen to the officials

01:05:04.580 in those cities,

01:05:06.340 they all come from

01:05:07.280 out of state.

01:05:08.220 They're all coming

01:05:09.040 from Texas.

01:05:10.100 Oh, yeah.

01:05:10.540 That's where the,

01:05:11.340 that's why,

01:05:12.480 is because Texans

01:05:13.680 are coming here 1.00

01:05:14.240 killing Chicagoans. 0.99

01:05:15.500 You know, 0.99

01:05:15.660 I can't tell you

01:05:16.100 how many times

01:05:16.800 I walk into a gun store

01:05:17.740 and I see a lot of,

01:05:18.320 like, Baltimore gang members

01:05:20.060 in there purchasing

01:05:20.900 their weapons.

01:05:21.480 It happens all the time.

01:05:23.260 Yep.

01:05:23.700 They're huge.

01:05:24.520 All the time.

01:05:24.760 They drive on down

01:05:25.840 to Texas.

01:05:26.700 That's why you have

01:05:27.240 to stand in line

01:05:28.100 in Texas.

01:05:29.000 Yeah.

01:05:29.380 Every time you go

01:05:30.680 to a gun store

01:05:31.620 because you got

01:05:32.320 the Baltimore killers

01:05:33.400 and then the Chicago killers

01:05:35.140 and, you know,

01:05:36.300 it's, it's,

01:05:37.320 it's like,

01:05:37.600 can we have a different

01:05:38.280 lane for locals?

01:05:39.600 Almost everyone is,

01:05:41.020 it's, it's such,

01:05:41.980 there's this fascinating thing

01:05:43.200 where we're told

01:05:43.880 how racist we are.

01:05:45.500 Yeah.

01:05:45.700 And at the same time,

01:05:46.700 we have this entirely

01:05:47.860 very close relationship.

01:05:49.460 All of us white suburban people

01:05:51.720 that are gun owners

01:05:52.840 are just constantly

01:05:53.540 giving our guns

01:05:54.180 to gang members

01:05:54.920 in cities.

01:05:55.900 All the time.

01:05:56.220 We're always hanging out.

01:05:57.160 We meet them

01:05:57.580 at the local Denny's

01:05:59.600 and we're just like,

01:06:00.620 hey guys,

01:06:01.140 here's all of our weapons

01:06:02.140 that we purchased

01:06:02.880 in our nice little communities

01:06:04.620 where guns are legal.

01:06:05.860 You should take them

01:06:06.400 to Chicago.

01:06:06.760 You should take them

01:06:07.340 to Chicago

01:06:07.860 where they're not legal 0.99

01:06:08.800 and shoot people 0.90

01:06:09.560 where that apparently 0.99

01:06:10.580 is not legal either.

01:06:13.040 It's so. 0.98

01:06:14.380 So ridiculous. 1.00

01:06:15.460 Dumb. 1.00

01:06:16.580 These arguments 1.00

01:06:17.440 are so stupid 1.00

01:06:19.520 and they continue 1.00

01:06:20.580 to make them.

01:06:22.080 They just go on autopilot.

01:06:23.940 It's immediately like,

01:06:25.520 well, what group,

01:06:26.400 what group did,

01:06:27.860 the first thing you need to do

01:06:29.100 if you're going to be on the left,

01:06:30.380 you got to have,

01:06:30.980 you got to have your gun defense there.

01:06:32.580 You got to have all that ready.

01:06:33.900 But the first thing you need to do

01:06:35.000 is what group committed the crime?

01:06:37.480 Let's feel bad for them.

01:06:38.620 That's your first step.

01:06:40.440 Your first step is to say,

01:06:42.260 let me identify

01:06:43.500 the group of people

01:06:45.320 that the murderer

01:06:46.500 belonged to

01:06:47.740 and then we should all agree

01:06:49.400 to not blame them.

01:06:51.140 That's step number one.

01:06:52.400 Well, unless they're Trump fans.

01:06:54.340 Right.

01:06:54.880 That's the first thing

01:06:55.740 you want to do

01:06:56.440 is blame all Trump fans.

01:06:58.000 All Trump fans.

01:06:58.760 Yeah.

01:06:59.520 Gosh, it's so hard

01:07:01.000 to keep track of.

01:07:02.220 It is, isn't it?

01:07:02.860 Someone's got to make

01:07:03.640 a flow chart.

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01:08:37.980 Pat and Stu for Glenn today,

01:09:04.680 888-727-B-E-C-K.

01:09:07.600 You mentioned earlier

01:09:08.480 that there's a search

01:09:11.080 for motive here.

01:09:12.380 Oh, desperate search.

01:09:13.880 Have we found the motive?

01:09:15.280 Well, if you think about,

01:09:16.140 picture yourself, Pat.

01:09:17.800 You're going through

01:09:18.560 the tunnels of a cave.

01:09:21.880 You are,

01:09:22.480 you're,

01:09:23.080 you're,

01:09:24.020 each step is only lit

01:09:25.500 by a torch

01:09:26.800 as you try to see

01:09:28.940 and then,

01:09:29.320 you know,

01:09:29.600 then if every

01:09:30.860 situation with

01:09:32.780 Indiana Jones is right,

01:09:34.820 snakes would be there

01:09:35.800 because he doesn't like snakes.

01:09:36.780 Or rats.

01:09:37.600 Rats.

01:09:38.120 Yeah.

01:09:38.220 Usually,

01:09:38.680 bugs.

01:09:39.580 Yeah.

01:09:39.880 Bugs, snakes, rats.

01:09:40.540 They really went to that well

01:09:41.320 a bunch of times

01:09:41.960 in those movies.

01:09:43.260 Mm-hmm.

01:09:43.720 Mm-hmm.

01:09:43.780 Mm-hmm.

01:09:44.660 This bizarre search

01:09:47.960 for motive

01:09:48.640 is fascinating to me.

01:09:50.800 Now,

01:09:51.460 I don't know

01:09:52.100 what they're looking for

01:09:53.240 exactly.

01:09:54.820 Um,

01:09:55.260 he wrote

01:09:56.020 a bunch of this stuff

01:09:57.420 down.

01:09:58.700 He's,

01:09:59.420 we put it out there

01:10:00.260 in videos

01:10:00.880 and,

01:10:01.620 uh,

01:10:02.040 and I think there is

01:10:03.440 quite an obvious part

01:10:04.780 of this that is,

01:10:05.620 has to do with

01:10:06.160 mental illness.

01:10:07.320 Yeah.

01:10:07.680 You know,

01:10:07.980 very serious mental 0.91

01:10:09.180 problems.

01:10:10.440 Yes,

01:10:10.820 obviously.

01:10:11.560 Even to his own,

01:10:13.220 even in his own

01:10:14.060 writings,

01:10:14.920 he admits that,

01:10:16.420 uh,

01:10:16.700 that it's,

01:10:17.160 you know,

01:10:17.280 he's tortured

01:10:17.940 by all of this stuff.

01:10:18.960 But there's something

01:10:19.180 wrong with him.

01:10:19.700 Yeah,

01:10:19.840 there's a new report

01:10:20.460 saying,

01:10:20.740 by the way,

01:10:21.660 uh,

01:10:22.040 he says he,

01:10:23.100 uh,

01:10:23.640 you know,

01:10:24.220 wishes,

01:10:24.720 uh,

01:10:26.220 he was never brainwashed

01:10:27.540 into being trans.

01:10:28.860 He says,

01:10:29.300 I wish I never

01:10:30.100 brainwashed myself.

01:10:31.600 And he was tired 0.51

01:10:32.340 of being trans,

01:10:33.560 which is interesting.

01:10:34.260 Wow.

01:10:34.640 That's a new development

01:10:35.340 today,

01:10:35.720 by the way.

01:10:36.800 Um,

01:10:37.300 and that's,

01:10:37.760 so that's part of it.

01:10:38.480 I mean,

01:10:38.780 we've talked about

01:10:39.380 that angle.

01:10:40.760 We know,

01:10:42.060 because he wrote

01:10:43.240 it on,

01:10:43.880 weapons,

01:10:44.640 right,

01:10:44.820 the things he wanted

01:10:45.420 to do.

01:10:45.800 He wanted to,

01:10:46.440 he wanted to try 1.00

01:10:47.020 to kill Donald Trump, 1.00

01:10:48.060 obviously. 1.00

01:10:49.060 Had it written

01:10:49.560 on the rifle.

01:10:50.620 Yep.

01:10:51.520 One,

01:10:52.040 one wonderful

01:10:53.180 news organization

01:10:54.080 covered that by saying

01:10:55.520 he had the name

01:10:56.880 Donald Trump

01:10:57.580 on the weapons.

01:10:58.680 In a way of,

01:10:59.680 like,

01:10:59.760 kind of saying,

01:11:00.360 does it mean

01:11:00.820 he was supporting

01:11:01.520 Donald Trump?

01:11:02.280 Is that why?

01:11:03.300 No,

01:11:03.520 he was trying 0.98

01:11:03.960 to kill him, 0.88

01:11:05.260 or at least 1.00

01:11:05.880 wanted to kill him. 0.99

01:11:06.520 He also talked 1.00

01:11:07.220 about killing

01:11:07.720 Elon Musk 0.87

01:11:08.300 in some of his

01:11:08.940 writings as well.

01:11:10.380 But,

01:11:10.780 uh,

01:11:11.040 it seems to be

01:11:11.760 the main part

01:11:12.300 of this,

01:11:12.640 other than

01:11:13.520 just being 0.65

01:11:14.480 miserable, 0.67

01:11:15.200 is a sort

01:11:15.640 of nihilistic

01:11:16.640 desire for

01:11:18.380 violence,

01:11:18.820 right?

01:11:19.180 He wanted

01:11:19.540 this to happen.

01:11:20.820 He praised

01:11:21.600 the,

01:11:22.240 you know,

01:11:22.680 the Sandy Hook

01:11:23.320 shooter,

01:11:24.120 for example,

01:11:24.540 was fascinated

01:11:25.120 with these people

01:11:25.580 like their

01:11:25.960 celebrities.

01:11:26.480 This is why

01:11:26.860 you don't,

01:11:27.360 at least if

01:11:27.720 you're listening

01:11:28.020 to this program

01:11:28.560 only,

01:11:28.980 don't know

01:11:29.240 his name.

01:11:29.540 because we're

01:11:30.960 not telling

01:11:31.380 it to you.

01:11:31.920 I will tell

01:11:32.220 you,

01:11:32.300 we changed

01:11:32.800 his name

01:11:33.260 from a boy's

01:11:35.120 name to a

01:11:35.520 girl's name,

01:11:36.280 but that's

01:11:37.080 about as much

01:11:37.580 as I want

01:11:38.020 you to know

01:11:38.440 about it.

01:11:39.020 Not that you

01:11:39.580 can't find it,

01:11:40.160 of course you

01:11:40.560 can,

01:11:40.860 because everyone

01:11:41.320 else will come

01:11:42.220 out and tell

01:11:42.660 you and blurt

01:11:43.200 it out and

01:11:43.660 make him seem

01:11:44.200 like a hero

01:11:44.800 so that the

01:11:45.640 next 10

01:11:46.160 shooters can

01:11:46.900 see the

01:11:47.360 treatment of

01:11:48.020 it and they

01:11:48.860 can go and

01:11:49.320 do these

01:11:49.600 things again

01:11:50.180 and the

01:11:50.720 cycle continues.

01:11:52.120 By the way,

01:11:53.260 when you look

01:11:53.660 at studies of

01:11:54.260 these things,

01:11:54.840 that is the

01:11:55.400 most consistent

01:11:56.240 thing.

01:11:56.980 It's not even

01:11:57.560 mental illness,

01:11:58.360 honestly.

01:11:59.100 Notoriety.

01:11:59.420 More consistently

01:12:00.080 is the search

01:12:00.760 for notoriety

01:12:01.580 and an inner

01:12:04.080 praise of this

01:12:04.840 very bizarre

01:12:05.420 culture.

01:12:06.760 So if you

01:12:07.360 want to stop

01:12:07.900 it, and I

01:12:08.680 know many

01:12:09.180 sites have

01:12:10.100 started to do

01:12:10.700 this, particularly

01:12:11.280 on the right,

01:12:12.000 not give them

01:12:12.420 the attention

01:12:12.840 they deserve,

01:12:13.740 but most of

01:12:14.440 the mainstream

01:12:14.760 ones refuse to

01:12:15.560 do it.

01:12:16.200 So that's a

01:12:18.000 problem.

01:12:19.040 But in this

01:12:20.620 bizarre search

01:12:21.420 for motive,

01:12:21.840 they can't

01:12:22.260 find it.

01:12:23.260 They can't

01:12:23.700 understand what

01:12:24.260 the motive was.

01:12:24.920 They cannot

01:12:25.580 locate it.

01:12:26.620 And I will

01:12:27.440 say, usually

01:12:28.920 with police,

01:12:30.700 they intentionally

01:12:32.140 don't tell you

01:12:33.300 what the motive

01:12:33.820 is at this

01:12:35.000 point in their

01:12:35.500 investigation.

01:12:36.480 That is not

01:12:37.320 the way the

01:12:37.800 police operate.

01:12:39.340 Every single

01:12:39.980 time this

01:12:40.380 happens, you

01:12:41.400 always see some

01:12:42.520 police officers

01:12:43.160 saying, we

01:12:43.580 don't know what

01:12:44.220 the motive is at

01:12:44.800 this point.

01:12:45.680 And everyone's

01:12:46.040 like, well, of

01:12:46.460 course we know

01:12:46.840 what the motive

01:12:47.220 is.

01:12:47.560 It's outside of

01:12:48.320 a synagogue or

01:12:49.100 whatever, and

01:12:49.520 you're like, we

01:12:50.280 know.

01:12:50.920 But that's not

01:12:51.720 the way they

01:12:52.280 handle it.

01:12:52.820 And I

01:12:53.080 understand that.

01:12:54.600 This is a

01:12:55.260 legal process for

01:12:56.260 them and

01:12:56.620 different than

01:12:57.340 an opinion or

01:12:58.300 even a news

01:12:59.040 story.

01:12:59.680 But in this

01:13:00.840 manifesto of

01:13:02.640 his, he

01:13:02.960 explains pretty

01:13:04.200 clearly why

01:13:05.360 he wants to

01:13:06.300 do this.

01:13:07.480 And it's

01:13:08.100 because he

01:13:08.680 likes watching 0.67

01:13:09.440 kids die.

01:13:11.520 Now, you

01:13:12.140 might say that

01:13:12.740 that is not

01:13:13.380 motivation you

01:13:14.140 understand.

01:13:14.840 I hope it

01:13:15.280 isn't.

01:13:16.440 You might say

01:13:17.240 it's not

01:13:17.560 motivation like

01:13:18.900 the typical

01:13:19.520 stuff we talk

01:13:20.200 about.

01:13:20.440 Well, he's

01:13:20.740 not saying he's

01:13:21.400 doing it to

01:13:21.900 honor Donald

01:13:22.520 Trump.

01:13:22.920 I don't know

01:13:23.160 how to report

01:13:23.820 on this.

01:13:24.340 That's what

01:13:24.900 the media

01:13:25.280 seems to

01:13:25.780 be stuck

01:13:26.220 in, some

01:13:26.640 loop like

01:13:27.100 that.

01:13:27.780 But he

01:13:28.240 says quite

01:13:28.840 clearly he

01:13:30.280 wants to 0.99

01:13:31.800 also kill, he 1.00

01:13:33.500 wants to kill 0.99

01:13:33.980 himself essentially 0.97

01:13:34.680 who knows he's

01:13:35.300 going to die

01:13:36.280 through this.

01:13:37.680 But he

01:13:38.980 says quite

01:13:39.640 clearly he

01:13:40.920 wants kids 0.99

01:13:42.120 to die. 1.00

01:13:43.020 He likes 1.00

01:13:43.400 watching them 0.99

01:13:44.300 die.

01:13:45.380 He says, I

01:13:47.060 don't want to

01:13:47.580 do it to

01:13:47.980 spread a

01:13:48.380 message.

01:13:48.840 I do it to

01:13:49.620 please myself.

01:13:50.640 I do it

01:13:51.160 because I

01:13:51.580 am sick.

01:13:52.620 So, mental

01:13:53.360 illness and

01:13:54.660 the fact that

01:13:55.080 he has found

01:13:55.640 now pleasure

01:13:56.360 in watching 0.94

01:13:57.500 kids die.

01:13:59.300 He says

01:14:00.100 that overtly.

01:14:02.200 He says he

01:14:02.660 wants to be

01:14:03.220 the scary 0.99

01:14:03.800 horrible monster

01:14:04.740 standing over 0.98

01:14:05.480 the powerless

01:14:06.020 kids.

01:14:07.740 And he

01:14:08.380 says he

01:14:09.600 wants to

01:14:09.960 find, he

01:14:10.480 says maybe I

01:14:10.960 can find an

01:14:11.800 event at the

01:14:12.840 on-site church.

01:14:14.100 I think

01:14:14.880 attacking a

01:14:15.600 large group of

01:14:16.260 kids coming

01:14:17.200 in from

01:14:17.600 recess might be

01:14:18.460 my best plan.

01:14:19.220 from there I

01:14:20.520 can go inside 1.00

01:14:21.400 and kill going 0.99

01:14:22.160 for as long 1.00

01:14:22.740 as I can.

01:14:24.180 He says, I

01:14:25.960 also love

01:14:26.860 when kids

01:14:27.640 get shot.

01:14:28.860 I love to 0.98

01:14:30.480 see kids get

01:14:31.460 torn apart.

01:14:32.700 These are his

01:14:33.540 words.

01:14:34.280 He also says I

01:14:35.580 hate fascism,

01:14:36.820 which is

01:14:37.040 interesting.

01:14:39.080 Also echoes

01:14:40.220 of, I mean,

01:14:41.660 every Antifa

01:14:42.960 member will

01:14:44.060 tell you that

01:14:44.900 that's, they're

01:14:45.540 just saying

01:14:46.000 they're anti-fascist.

01:14:47.540 Now, I mean,

01:14:48.520 pretty much

01:14:48.980 everybody at

01:14:49.500 this point

01:14:49.860 hates fascism

01:14:50.880 and it's not

01:14:51.500 a popular

01:14:52.000 ideology, but

01:14:53.720 of course, it's

01:14:55.060 the left that's

01:14:55.660 constantly accusing

01:14:56.460 everyone of

01:14:57.260 engaging in

01:14:58.020 fascism.

01:14:59.980 He, I mean,

01:15:01.240 he was not

01:15:01.600 a, I mean,

01:15:03.620 I don't think

01:15:04.060 you can look at

01:15:04.460 his ideology

01:15:05.260 as something,

01:15:06.180 first of all,

01:15:06.600 that's notable.

01:15:07.720 I mean, these

01:15:08.140 people are, you

01:15:10.220 know, their

01:15:10.900 thought process

01:15:12.080 is largely

01:15:12.640 meaningless.

01:15:13.340 They don't

01:15:13.600 make important

01:15:14.160 points.

01:15:15.000 That's a,

01:15:15.280 that's a,

01:15:15.580 this is the

01:15:16.000 thing that we

01:15:16.440 need to all

01:15:17.000 get over as

01:15:17.760 a society.

01:15:18.520 Like, you

01:15:19.120 know, when

01:15:19.300 you go and 0.88

01:15:19.600 you shoot 0.99

01:15:19.800 somebody up 0.97

01:15:20.240 because your

01:15:21.020 issue is X,

01:15:23.100 then I don't

01:15:24.160 want to think

01:15:24.880 or care about

01:15:25.760 X for a long

01:15:26.680 time.

01:15:27.220 I want you to 0.79

01:15:27.940 be punished

01:15:28.580 for the things

01:15:29.500 that you do,

01:15:29.940 not rewarded

01:15:30.580 for them,

01:15:31.120 because that's

01:15:31.500 what the media

01:15:31.940 seems to want

01:15:32.560 to do.

01:15:33.400 But like,

01:15:33.720 it's not

01:15:34.020 really, I

01:15:36.320 mean, there

01:15:36.900 are two things

01:15:37.400 we know about

01:15:38.660 his motives.

01:15:39.200 Yes, he was

01:15:39.620 very seemingly

01:15:40.300 anti-religious

01:15:41.380 people.

01:15:42.040 He was anti,

01:15:43.260 very anti-Semitic

01:15:45.300 as well,

01:15:46.460 though he

01:15:47.060 did not

01:15:47.380 target Jews 0.98

01:15:48.020 in this

01:15:48.260 particular

01:15:48.640 attack.

01:15:49.060 He did

01:15:49.280 consider it

01:15:49.940 in his

01:15:50.800 writings.

01:15:52.740 But what we

01:15:53.520 know about

01:15:53.900 him are two

01:15:54.300 things.

01:15:55.100 Number one,

01:15:55.780 he had a,

01:15:56.620 some visceral

01:15:57.880 need to

01:15:59.500 see violent

01:16:00.820 things happen

01:16:01.540 to children.

01:16:02.660 And number

01:16:03.340 two, he

01:16:04.360 was very 0.98

01:16:05.040 mentally ill. 0.99

01:16:06.820 And, you 0.93

01:16:07.880 know, you

01:16:08.180 can see that

01:16:08.600 manifest in

01:16:09.400 many ways.

01:16:10.600 Some of it's

01:16:11.320 just in his

01:16:11.780 writings.

01:16:12.200 Some of it is

01:16:12.880 about how he

01:16:13.900 wanted to see

01:16:14.400 violent acts.

01:16:15.060 Some of it is

01:16:15.660 about how he

01:16:16.180 wanted to

01:16:16.520 kill himself 1.00

01:16:16.940 and do 1.00

01:16:17.200 harm to

01:16:17.600 himself and

01:16:18.640 others.

01:16:19.140 Some of it

01:16:19.880 is also

01:16:20.880 indicated in

01:16:21.900 the fact that

01:16:22.860 he could not

01:16:23.520 decipher what

01:16:25.360 gender he

01:16:26.240 was.

01:16:27.040 That is a

01:16:28.080 sign of the

01:16:29.460 inability to

01:16:30.900 recognize reality.

01:16:33.540 It is very,

01:16:34.700 you know,

01:16:35.660 very obvious to

01:16:37.760 everyone who

01:16:38.740 wants to be

01:16:39.540 honest to

01:16:41.000 recognize such

01:16:42.100 a fact.

01:16:42.500 the lieutenant

01:16:44.340 governor of

01:16:45.140 Minnesota would

01:16:45.820 like you not

01:16:46.320 to even

01:16:46.980 mention that.

01:16:47.900 Really?

01:16:48.180 Yeah.

01:16:48.560 She's trying

01:16:50.780 to protect

01:16:51.700 trans kids.

01:16:53.280 And with you

01:16:53.720 saying something

01:16:54.480 like that, it

01:16:55.480 makes it more

01:16:56.280 difficult for her

01:16:57.040 to protect these

01:16:57.800 kids.

01:16:58.500 Does it?

01:16:59.140 Because I'm

01:16:59.440 not, I don't

01:17:00.620 want anything

01:17:01.040 bad to happen

01:17:01.760 to, as she

01:17:02.960 would describe a

01:17:03.980 trans kid. 0.74

01:17:05.000 I don't want

01:17:05.660 that to happen.

01:17:06.300 It's got a

01:17:06.620 very interesting

01:17:07.260 way of

01:17:08.460 speaking about

01:17:10.640 protecting trans

01:17:12.180 kids.

01:17:13.040 Check out

01:17:13.720 her t-shirt,

01:17:15.280 which I'm,

01:17:16.040 she's got a 0.79

01:17:16.620 knife on it,

01:17:18.100 which I don't

01:17:18.840 know what that

01:17:19.280 exactly signifies.

01:17:20.780 Is that a,

01:17:21.400 are you signaling

01:17:22.560 that this is to

01:17:23.380 cut off body 0.99

01:17:24.260 parts of trans 1.00

01:17:25.060 kids?

01:17:25.900 I doubt that.

01:17:27.540 Are you protecting

01:17:28.320 the trans kids 0.99

01:17:29.500 with the knife? 0.98

01:17:30.660 Are you going to 1.00

01:17:31.160 kill people who 0.99

01:17:31.920 approach, what is 1.00

01:17:32.860 the knife

01:17:33.520 significance I'd

01:17:34.620 like to know?

01:17:35.460 Because let's

01:17:36.240 be clear.

01:17:37.140 Here she is.

01:17:38.860 This is life

01:17:40.220 affirming and

01:17:41.660 life saving

01:17:43.100 health care.

01:17:43.560 See the knife

01:17:43.940 there?

01:17:45.480 By the way,

01:17:46.620 there's no

01:17:46.980 evidence of that.

01:17:47.740 Tell us who

01:17:48.300 they are.

01:17:49.560 It is our job

01:17:51.120 as grownups to

01:17:52.780 listen and to

01:17:54.180 believe them.

01:17:55.120 That is quite

01:17:56.220 possibly the 1.00

01:17:57.100 dumbest thing I've 1.00

01:17:58.020 ever heard in my 1.00

01:17:58.520 life. 1.00

01:17:58.700 So stupid. 1.00

01:18:00.180 Are you kidding 1.00

01:18:00.880 me?

01:18:01.200 What are you

01:18:01.460 talking about?

01:18:01.940 If my 12-year-old

01:18:02.720 comes to me and

01:18:03.440 says, I'm tired of

01:18:04.720 being a boy, I want

01:18:05.600 to be a girl, I

01:18:06.560 should just

01:18:06.960 believe them and

01:18:07.660 help them make

01:18:08.660 that transition

01:18:09.340 right then, right

01:18:10.820 then and there

01:18:11.360 because they know

01:18:12.100 what's best, right?

01:18:13.360 I don't, as a

01:18:14.560 fully grown and

01:18:15.340 developed human

01:18:15.920 being, as an

01:18:17.380 adult person, I

01:18:18.640 don't know.

01:18:18.980 As a parent.

01:18:19.580 As a parent, yeah,

01:18:20.880 who's been around

01:18:21.660 life a little bit

01:18:22.820 longer and knows

01:18:24.320 that maybe that

01:18:25.560 will change in,

01:18:28.320 could be a week,

01:18:29.600 could be a year,

01:18:31.160 might be five

01:18:31.980 years, but it

01:18:33.020 could definitely

01:18:33.920 change.

01:18:35.120 God, that's so

01:18:35.900 bizarre.

01:18:35.920 And I should

01:18:36.300 just go with

01:18:37.560 them and believe

01:18:38.340 them and help

01:18:39.180 them make that 0.55

01:18:39.740 transition.

01:18:40.680 And, you know,

01:18:41.120 if you happen to

01:18:41.680 have, and I want

01:18:42.340 to make sure

01:18:42.800 you're clear here

01:18:44.180 and you understand

01:18:45.100 the full advice

01:18:46.100 of the wonderful

01:18:47.160 lieutenant governor

01:18:47.900 of Minnesota, if

01:18:49.540 your daughter comes

01:18:50.640 to you and says 0.66

01:18:51.800 she's really fat 1.00

01:18:52.840 when she's really 0.87

01:18:54.080 skinny and 0.98

01:18:54.700 anorexic, you 0.99

01:18:56.000 should believe

01:18:56.520 her and tell 1.00

01:18:57.840 her she's fat 1.00

01:18:58.700 and encourage her

01:18:59.980 to go on

01:19:00.420 Ozempic immediately. 0.69

01:19:01.820 Stop eating.

01:19:02.440 And stop eating

01:19:03.800 so much.

01:19:03.880 Put her on the 1.00

01:19:04.340 shots.

01:19:05.000 Yeah.

01:19:05.140 Yeah. 0.96

01:19:05.600 Hey, fatty. 0.97

01:19:07.280 Get away from 0.99

01:19:08.000 the dinner table, 0.99

01:19:10.700 fatty. 0.99

01:19:11.320 That's how you

01:19:11.840 must embrace

01:19:13.580 what they say

01:19:14.840 when they're

01:19:15.580 having a

01:19:16.980 crisis of some

01:19:18.900 sort.

01:19:19.400 Yep.

01:19:19.840 If they're saying

01:19:20.680 they're the wrong

01:19:21.160 gender, tell them 1.00

01:19:21.960 that they're

01:19:22.660 correct.

01:19:23.460 Is that the worst

01:19:24.460 advice ever

01:19:25.820 administered by an

01:19:26.960 adult human being?

01:19:28.160 Again, you can tell

01:19:29.080 this is minor league

01:19:30.820 stuff here because,

01:19:31.960 you know, someone who

01:19:32.800 actually understands

01:19:34.080 this, no one,

01:19:35.920 most of these

01:19:36.880 left-wing politicians 1.00

01:19:37.720 aren't dumb enough 0.99

01:19:38.600 to state it that 1.00

01:19:39.400 way, right?

01:19:40.200 Like, it's so, you

01:19:41.380 poke holes in it so

01:19:42.580 immediately that you,

01:19:44.500 you know, people with

01:19:45.280 at some level of

01:19:46.240 basic intelligence on

01:19:47.720 the left will at

01:19:48.440 least hide it.

01:19:49.780 That is not what she

01:19:50.780 did because she's not 0.99

01:19:51.680 at all.

01:19:51.900 one of those people.

01:19:53.500 And the lemmings in

01:19:54.280 the audience, too,

01:19:55.100 applauding and

01:19:55.740 cheering.

01:19:56.460 Yes!

01:19:57.020 Yes!

01:19:57.380 Yes, believe your

01:19:58.720 nine-year-old!

01:19:59.820 Let them change

01:20:01.040 genders! 0.99

01:20:01.980 Yes!

01:20:02.720 Immediately!

01:20:03.720 Immediately!

01:20:05.080 If they say they're a

01:20:06.000 superhero, throw them 0.96

01:20:07.420 off the roof! 0.90

01:20:09.760 They'll fly!

01:20:10.980 Of course!

01:20:11.820 Believe them!

01:20:12.960 They said they can fly!

01:20:14.460 They must be able to!

01:20:16.000 Yeah!

01:20:16.820 Yeah!

01:20:18.480 I want to have the

01:20:19.500 same shirt of

01:20:20.160 Protect Trans Kids 0.51

01:20:21.080 with a knife. 0.99

01:20:23.000 A big butcher knife

01:20:23.860 on it.

01:20:24.200 I want a cape and a

01:20:25.160 roof.

01:20:27.380 You just put a cape

01:20:30.440 on them and toss them

01:20:31.440 out of a building.

01:20:32.460 Let's see what happens.

01:20:34.020 We all know what

01:20:34.900 would happen.

01:20:35.720 What?

01:20:36.500 They would hit the

01:20:37.760 ground with sufficient

01:20:39.320 force.

01:20:39.780 They could fly.

01:20:40.380 So I'm supposed to

01:20:41.860 believe them.

01:20:42.760 And if I'm a good

01:20:43.620 parent, I believe them.

01:20:45.140 No?

01:20:45.540 That's so bad.

01:20:46.620 The anorexia one is,

01:20:48.080 you know, it's been

01:20:48.600 used before, but it is

01:20:49.480 such a, it's such a

01:20:50.720 valid example of this.

01:20:52.660 Sure is.

01:20:53.180 Because what's

01:20:53.980 happening in their

01:20:54.660 lives in that moment

01:20:56.000 is their reality

01:20:58.000 Yeah. 1.00

01:20:58.720 is they are fat. 0.98

01:21:00.720 Right. 0.94

01:21:01.080 Everyone else knows

01:21:02.680 they are not.

01:21:04.180 And we go to them

01:21:05.340 and we say,

01:21:06.060 no, you're not fat.

01:21:08.640 We have to figure out

01:21:09.660 a way for you to

01:21:10.060 understand this.

01:21:10.900 We're not, of course

01:21:12.100 we don't, we don't

01:21:12.760 berate them.

01:21:13.800 We don't tell them 0.99

01:21:14.620 they're horrible human

01:21:15.500 beings for not 1.00

01:21:16.060 understanding.

01:21:16.600 We try to help

01:21:17.900 them through a

01:21:18.420 crisis.

01:21:19.040 We don't encourage

01:21:20.200 it.

01:21:20.920 We don't, we don't

01:21:22.300 say, well, then you

01:21:23.260 should go on the 0.99

01:21:24.820 biggest loser. 0.98

01:21:26.900 You be a great 0.99

01:21:28.120 contestant, honey, for 0.99

01:21:29.300 the biggest loser 1.00

01:21:29.980 because you're such a 1.00

01:21:30.680 fatty. 1.00

01:21:31.280 You should be on the

01:21:31.980 treadmill 24 hours a

01:21:33.200 day and taking weight

01:21:34.520 loss drugs.

01:21:35.300 That's not how you

01:21:36.060 deal with it.

01:21:36.600 What if I take the

01:21:37.280 Alec Baldwin direction

01:21:39.720 for parenting and call

01:21:41.300 them a thoughtless, 1.00

01:21:43.560 rude little pig? 1.00

01:21:44.680 Does that work? 0.99

01:21:45.320 Is that good?

01:21:46.600 That's great.

01:21:48.800 Because he's a great

01:21:49.740 parent, right?

01:21:50.380 I forgot about that

01:21:51.240 call.

01:21:51.760 Obviously, yeah, that

01:21:52.460 was a good call.

01:21:53.020 That was a recorded

01:21:53.740 phone call.

01:21:55.080 By the way, still

01:21:55.920 completely embraced in

01:21:57.440 our society, embraced

01:21:58.480 in Hollywood.

01:21:59.260 No penalty for that.

01:22:00.840 No.

01:22:01.100 No penalty for just

01:22:02.040 berating. 1.00

01:22:02.600 Unless he killed 0.99

01:22:02.800 somebody and he's 0.98

01:22:03.500 still beloved.

01:22:07.200 All right, more

01:22:08.000 coming up.

01:22:10.460 But other than

01:22:11.380 that.

01:22:11.660 Other than that, he's

01:22:12.700 great.

01:22:13.000 You know?

01:22:13.520 He's great.

01:22:13.940 I mean, come on.

01:22:15.320 Give the guy a break.

01:22:17.460 Oh, gosh.

01:22:18.200 All right.

01:22:18.480 Everyone talks about

01:22:20.100 eating better, working

01:22:22.060 out, cutting back on

01:22:23.640 screens.

01:22:24.100 But the real bottom

01:22:24.940 line is if you're not

01:22:25.560 sleeping, none of that

01:22:26.480 matters very much.

01:22:27.820 Without real rest, your

01:22:29.140 body can't recover from

01:22:30.580 its day and your mind

01:22:32.180 can't focus on the next

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01:22:34.380 And that makes pretty

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01:23:26.640 Glenn Beck.

01:23:41.040 It's Pat and Stu for

01:23:54.560 Glenn today.

01:23:55.120 We were just talking

01:23:55.820 about Alec Baldwin.

01:23:57.860 Amazing that he survived

01:23:59.720 the whole phone call to

01:24:01.820 his daughter thing.

01:24:02.860 That was as brutal a

01:24:04.640 father speaking to a

01:24:05.800 daughter as I think I've

01:24:07.680 ever heard in real life.

01:24:08.940 Yeah, and had multiple

01:24:10.180 other anger type issues

01:24:12.060 hitting reporters and,

01:24:13.740 you know, all sorts of

01:24:14.420 things.

01:24:14.760 The shooting thing wasn't

01:24:16.460 necessarily.

01:24:16.660 I give more of a break

01:24:17.180 on that.

01:24:17.620 Yeah, it's not really

01:24:18.520 his fault.

01:24:19.180 I mean, it's fun to

01:24:19.880 blame him for that.

01:24:20.660 Yeah, it is.

01:24:22.900 It's probably not his

01:24:23.980 fault.

01:24:24.180 It's probably not his

01:24:24.780 fault.

01:24:25.020 But I am fascinated by our

01:24:26.440 society who just picks

01:24:27.960 individuals who will

01:24:30.580 never really be held

01:24:33.140 responsible.

01:24:33.960 They're Teflon.

01:24:34.780 Yeah, they're not like

01:24:35.520 excommunicated from

01:24:36.600 society as most people

01:24:37.700 were like Mike Tyson's

01:24:39.320 a good example of

01:24:39.980 this.

01:24:40.580 Oh, my God.

01:24:40.760 Mike Tyson was

01:24:42.140 convicted of rape.

01:24:44.920 Yeah.

01:24:45.160 He wasn't accused of

01:24:46.660 rape.

01:24:47.100 No.

01:24:47.500 Which is bad.

01:24:48.860 He was convicted of

01:24:50.780 rape.

01:24:51.020 He's actually did 0.55

01:24:52.000 time for rape. 1.00

01:24:54.060 Was it two years, 0.56

01:24:54.720 three years, something

01:24:55.420 like that?

01:24:55.880 And he's like, here's a

01:24:56.660 fun person to insert in

01:24:57.780 our comedic movie.

01:24:59.840 Or another one, not

01:25:01.780 nearly as serious, I

01:25:02.880 don't think, is Snoop

01:25:04.580 Dog, which I'm

01:25:06.000 fascinated about, and I

01:25:07.720 wonder if that's going

01:25:08.600 to change anytime soon

01:25:09.640 because here's a guy who

01:25:10.880 has all sorts of, you

01:25:11.660 know, obviously had a

01:25:13.800 past that had some

01:25:15.220 alleged criminal

01:25:16.560 activity.

01:25:17.580 Also was in like

01:25:20.480 porns, like actual

01:25:24.540 pornography, not

01:25:25.500 necessarily acting in

01:25:26.880 the full.

01:25:27.400 Like videos?

01:25:28.240 Yeah, appearing in

01:25:29.080 like Girls Gone Wild

01:25:30.160 videos and like

01:25:31.320 hosting, like releasing

01:25:32.840 and selling and making

01:25:33.760 money off of

01:25:34.420 pornography and stuff

01:25:35.400 like that.

01:25:35.900 Like the normal stuff

01:25:36.760 that doesn't land you

01:25:37.860 Super Bowl commercials

01:25:38.940 later on in life,

01:25:40.640 typically.

01:25:41.500 Typically.

01:25:42.080 And everyone's just

01:25:42.540 like, no, it just

01:25:43.480 totally, like that's

01:25:45.380 Snoop Dogg.

01:25:46.160 That's Snoop Dogg.

01:25:46.740 That's Snoop being

01:25:47.340 Snoop.

01:25:48.580 Biden had a little bit

01:25:49.520 of that with a Biden

01:25:50.760 being Biden.

01:25:51.620 But the Snoop thing, I

01:25:52.580 wonder if it's going to

01:25:53.160 change because he was

01:25:53.940 recently at a movie with

01:25:55.280 his grandkid and there

01:25:57.640 was like a lesbian scene 1.00

01:25:58.900 in a cartoon. 0.79

01:25:59.880 He's like, why are they

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01:26:00.960 Why are they putting

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01:26:02.000 He said that on a

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01:26:02.980 And this is the type

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01:26:11.080 sound too conservative,

01:26:12.960 everyone remembers all

01:26:13.960 the bad things you did

01:26:15.600 in your life.

01:26:16.480 Watch out, Snoop.

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01:30:30.920 Ah, Pat and Stu today. Have you noticed the big deal the media is making out of President Trump's bruise on his right hand?

01:30:42.460 Yeah, that and the cankles?

01:30:44.280 Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's got, I don't know. And they talked about the fact that he had some water weight or whatever on, you know, some swelling in his ankles and legs.

01:30:53.560 There's some kind of condition that he has that they're trying to fix.

01:30:56.700 But the hand bruise, they're acting like this is such an incredible medical emergency.

01:31:03.960 I don't know what it could be that would be super serious.

01:31:08.080 You know, as you age, this might surprise people, but your skin kind of thins out sometimes and you bruise easier than you used to.

01:31:16.760 And especially if you take any kind of medication that thins your blood, you can bruise very, very easily.

01:31:23.280 So I don't know if it's bruising from handshakes or if he's had an IV maybe in his hand that caused a bruise.

01:31:29.720 It's happened to me before, but they're acting like this is a major, major issue that he is trying to keep up.

01:31:37.780 Joe Biden couldn't speak. He couldn't read a teleprompter.

01:31:44.320 He couldn't repeat numbers. He couldn't find his way off a stage.

01:31:49.540 He got lost around world leaders.

01:31:52.740 Barack Obama had to lead him around by the hand to get him off a stage.

01:31:56.360 His wife had to continually do that. The media ignored all of it. 1.00

01:32:02.040 But this bruise on the back of Trump's hand, that is one of the scandals of the century.

01:32:07.740 We've got to get to the bottom of this. What does that mean?

01:32:11.700 Yeah. Why is he hiding it?

01:32:13.520 It's fascinating, too, because their excuse for missing all those things with Biden was that, well, look, they were lying to us about it.

01:32:21.320 Remember that? Yes.

01:32:22.340 Like, hey, I'm sorry. They were lying. They were lying.

01:32:24.060 So we didn't know. So we didn't know. We couldn't do anything.

01:32:26.360 What were we supposed to do? Look into it further?

01:32:29.680 Come on. Are you a journalist?

01:32:32.440 Yeah, but that's not what we do.

01:32:33.700 That's not what we do.

01:32:34.420 That's not what we do.

01:32:35.340 We just take exactly what unnamed aides who won't put their name on the information tell us.

01:32:41.820 And that's basically the truth, by the way.

01:32:44.080 Yes, that is true.

01:32:45.140 But here they are just they're they're they're animals for the truth.

01:32:50.240 Oh, my gosh.

01:32:50.800 They need to know where this bruise is going.

01:32:52.920 They're going to burrow as deep as it takes to get to the bottom of this.

01:32:55.980 Why isn't there more definition between his ankles and his calves?

01:33:00.280 What?

01:33:01.760 I don't know, but I I must find out.

01:33:04.300 I will say cankles is one of my favorite terms.

01:33:07.240 It's a it's a legitimately funny term.

01:33:10.140 It was the actual word that Jeff Fisher used for Hillary Clinton for many, many years.

01:33:16.560 Oh, her name was cankles. 0.93

01:33:18.120 Yes, that's right.

01:33:18.900 Yes.

01:33:19.240 And I don't remember the media ever freaking out about that.

01:33:22.040 Oh, they did.

01:33:22.500 They didn't worry about the fact that she had cankles.

01:33:24.420 No, they didn't care.

01:33:26.040 So, yeah, it's it's amazing to watch.

01:33:29.300 Also, the Smithsonian is being cleaned up right now.

01:33:32.520 And they have a real problem with that, because what's wrong with the Smithsonian?

01:33:35.920 Everything's fine there.

01:33:36.900 What are you changing history?

01:33:38.580 You're rewriting things in a conservative way.

01:33:42.200 Their LGBTQQIA2 plus history at the Smithsonian includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, transsexual, transvestite, Mayhew, homosexual.

01:34:00.200 What was that last one?

01:34:01.840 Mayhew.

01:34:02.680 Oh, don't don't pretend like you're not.

01:34:04.640 I don't think I've ever heard Mayhew before.

01:34:08.600 OK, for those who are feigning ignorance on the Mayhew situation, I mean, that's obviously

01:34:14.460 from Hawaiian culture, Stu, a third gendered individuals who embody both male and female

01:34:22.700 spirits and they hold a respected and integral role as caretakers, healers, teachers and keepers

01:34:31.000 of tradition in Hawaii.

01:34:32.740 That's Mayhew.

01:34:33.780 Mayhew.

01:34:34.420 Mayhew.

01:34:35.380 OK, so.

01:34:35.920 It's shocking that I didn't know that.

01:34:37.400 It is.

01:34:38.080 It's despicable, really.

01:34:40.080 But then there's more.

01:34:41.460 Fluid.

01:34:42.700 Invert.

01:34:44.300 Earning.

01:34:45.260 U-R-N-I-N-G. 1.00

01:34:47.020 Really?

01:34:47.560 A lot of these I haven't heard before.

01:34:48.960 But they're all featured.

01:34:50.180 You need to go to the Smithsonian and learn because they're going to teach you.

01:34:54.760 Third sex, two sex, gender bender, sapphist, hedra, friend of Dorothy, drag queen slash king 0.96

01:35:04.820 and many other experiences you'll find at the Smithsonian.

01:35:10.820 I mean, that's that's amazing.

01:35:13.140 I didn't even like you.

01:35:15.300 I honestly didn't know a lot of these terms like friend of Dorothy.

01:35:20.620 You know what?

01:35:21.540 Have you ever heard that expression?

01:35:23.420 Friend of Dorothy.

01:35:24.000 Friend of Dorothy.

01:35:24.800 As you might.

01:35:26.260 If you really think about it, it kind of makes sense.

01:35:28.740 It's Dorothy from Wizard of Oz.

01:35:30.220 Right.

01:35:30.960 Apparently, I guess gay men gravitated toward Dorothy from Wizard of Oz.

01:35:37.020 So back in the 40s and 50s, they would use that reference as kind of a veiled.

01:35:42.060 Yeah, I'm gay.

01:35:43.280 Oh, so it's an old reference.

01:35:44.700 It's an old reference.

01:35:45.320 Friend of Dorothy.

01:35:46.660 Yes.

01:35:46.920 So kind of like.

01:35:47.660 Yeah.

01:35:47.840 OK.

01:35:48.040 All right.

01:35:48.520 I mean, again, that's not a gender. 0.87

01:35:52.160 No, no, no.

01:35:54.160 Not a gender. 0.99

01:35:55.000 That's just a way of saying that you're gay without saying it.

01:35:59.920 And what you'll find about hedra, which I wasn't terribly familiar with.

01:36:04.220 That's a term used in South Asia, particularly in India, to describe a group of people who are neither male nor female and often identify as a third gender.

01:36:13.460 Well, if they're not male or female, you would think, yeah, it's gravitating toward a third or fourth or fifth gender.

01:36:20.420 They're assigned male at birth, but may present with feminine characteristics and roles and may or may not undergo castration.

01:36:30.420 Ouch.

01:36:30.980 They also have a distinct social structure and culture, including hierarchical systems of gurus and chiles, which I'm also not familiar with.

01:36:42.560 But that's what you're going to find at the Smithsonian.

01:36:45.480 And I think Trump is trying to eliminate some of that stuff because, of course, he hates people.

01:36:50.900 Yeah, there's a sort of fake controversy that popped up before about how much he hates people.

01:36:56.720 Yeah.

01:36:57.700 Which was basically around the idea because he, I guess, truthed something that said, you know, everything in the Smithsonian is about how bad slavery was.

01:37:11.660 And the way the media reported on that was to say, Donald Trump asks why people, why Smithsonian covers how bad slavery was, like indicating what he really wanted them to do was to say how good slavery was.

01:37:29.240 Right.

01:37:29.420 Which was not the point, of course.

01:37:31.060 Not at all the point.

01:37:32.000 It was also not the point that he wanted to say that slavery was misunderstood or that maybe we should at least cover the positive aspects of slavery.

01:37:42.900 None of that was what he was saying.

01:37:44.180 He wasn't alleging any of that.

01:37:45.160 Now, what was interesting about this is every person who wrote the headline knew that he was not saying that.

01:37:51.120 Of course they did.

01:37:51.860 But they wrote it that way intentionally so that their audience who has dedicated their lives to, you know, hate-clicking Donald Trump stories can plausibly act as if that's what he meant.

01:38:09.840 The New York Times is reporting it.

01:38:11.660 The New York Times said that's what it was.

01:38:13.460 Now, if you ask the New York Times, what they will say is, well, he did say those exact words.

01:38:19.120 Yeah.

01:38:19.300 And he did actually tweet those exact words.

01:38:21.860 Now, they don't include the context around it, which would blatantly, as he says later in the message, indicate what he was talking about, which was, look, the balance is off.

01:38:34.580 It's not that we can't cover slavery or can't cover bad things about our country, but the balance is off.

01:38:39.940 We are the greatest country in the history of the world.

01:38:43.700 Now, I know the New York Times doesn't agree with that. 0.99

01:38:45.700 I know that they think it's a crap heap that should be destroyed. 0.99

01:38:48.780 I get that that's their opinion. 0.99

01:38:50.140 But the president's opinion is different.

01:38:52.380 He thinks the country is really good.

01:38:53.880 And so we should be covering the great things that we've done, but also talk about some of the bad things we've done as well.

01:39:01.200 You know, he in his first term, he did that.

01:39:05.040 What was the 1776 project?

01:39:06.680 Was that the name of it?

01:39:07.500 We talked to the guys who put it together.

01:39:09.400 By the way, African-American historians, partially.

01:39:14.960 And they talked about how, hey, yeah, we've done really bad things in this country.

01:39:18.640 We should talk about that.

01:39:19.720 Why?

01:39:20.180 To make sure we don't do them again.

01:39:22.000 All right.

01:39:22.520 And this show is a really good example of that because, I mean, Glenn's done that for decades.

01:39:27.500 Yep.

01:39:27.640 He has a museum right across this parking lot that I'm looking at as we speak that houses a lot of the stuff that is in, that talks about the bad things in our history.

01:39:37.980 Also, the really good things.

01:39:39.340 But one of the fascinating parts about the bad stuff in our history, what's the point of that? 0.98

01:39:43.440 To just beat yourself up, to torture your ancestors, to say how dumb they were and how horrible they were? 0.92

01:39:51.080 That's not the reason for it. 0.96

01:39:52.340 The reason to learn about past history that highlights the worst things your country has ever done, slavery being one of them, is to make sure you don't do those things again.

01:40:05.860 And one of the things that led to slavery, that was crucial to the foundational aspects of the institution of slavery, was judging people by the color of their skin.

01:40:24.320 One of the central things we needed to learn about slavery and how it came across was we shouldn't call people inferior or superior.

01:40:35.200 Based on the color of their skin.

01:40:37.580 We should treat them equally, regardless of that color difference.

01:40:43.060 That's the central lesson of slavery.

01:40:47.620 And what does the left want to do?

01:40:50.480 But of course, obviously, blatantly say that now we are supposed to consider skin color the most important thing about a person.

01:41:02.620 Right.

01:41:03.060 Color blindness is itself racist.

01:41:04.920 Racist.

01:41:05.940 I mean... 0.58

01:41:06.420 That's what we're supposed to do now.

01:41:07.660 They have completely discarded the teachings of MLK.

01:41:11.980 Completely out the window now.

01:41:13.980 They don't want anything to do with not judging people by the color of their skin.

01:41:19.820 Instead, by the content of their character.

01:41:22.060 They don't want anything to do with that.

01:41:24.840 It's amazing to watch how they have just completely disregarded the teachings of MLK.

01:41:31.500 And that's another one of the things you'll see across the way here at the museum is we feature some of those things from Martin Luther King Jr.

01:41:41.540 So...

01:41:42.440 And it's really important when you make a big change like that.

01:41:44.620 Like, when society all agrees on something.

01:41:47.980 Like, you know, even Democrats, you know, for years and years and years and years, Pat, even though I wouldn't say they did this correctly, would say this was their goal.

01:41:57.200 To get to a place where we wouldn't care about color of skin.

01:42:02.420 We wouldn't care.

01:42:02.880 That wouldn't be something that we noticed.

01:42:04.480 I mean, like, there's a lot of things we don't notice.

01:42:06.240 Like, we don't judge people based on the color of their eyes.

01:42:09.300 Right.

01:42:09.760 You know, we never do that.

01:42:10.780 Like, that's never a thing that occurs.

01:42:12.400 We're never like, oh, gosh, these blue-eyed people.

01:42:14.380 These brown-eyed people.

01:42:15.960 The green-eyed people.

01:42:17.360 That's not what we do.

01:42:18.360 You know, I believe it was the philosopher, Dr. Seuss, who once talked about star-bellied sneetches.

01:42:27.880 And everyone was like, oh, gosh, they've got stars on their bellies.

01:42:31.100 We want to be like them.

01:42:32.520 They've got stars on dars.

01:42:33.320 Stars on dars.

01:42:34.360 And then people get the stars removed from their bellies.

01:42:36.620 And everyone wants to be like them.

01:42:37.700 And it was like, it was a point of like, this is nonsense.

01:42:40.000 Why would you, why would that be a factor at all in how you're judging a person?

01:42:43.120 It's the same thing.

01:42:44.600 Right. 1.00

01:42:44.900 It's stupid. 1.00

01:42:45.840 If you are judging people and making decisions based on skin color. 1.00

01:42:51.240 And look, there are a few, certainly recently, that seem to be very fascinated with this topic on the right as well. 1.00

01:42:57.520 It's dumb. 1.00

01:42:59.380 It is dumb. 1.00

01:43:02.080 The whole pursuit is dumb. 1.00

01:43:05.940 You're dumb if that's how you judge people. 1.00

01:43:09.900 This used to be something we could agree on. 1.00

01:43:12.820 Not anymore.

01:43:13.520 Recently, we've seen a little disparity in that opinion, largely from the left.

01:43:20.120 And a little bit of it on the right, which I don't like, but certainly mostly on the left. 1.00

01:43:24.440 It's just a stupid pursuit. 1.00

01:43:26.760 And you're never going to solve anything by doing it. 1.00

01:43:29.760 Like, there's so many immutable characteristics that we could pick. 0.99

01:43:34.940 It's just dumb. 0.99

01:43:36.740 That's not, it's just a silly, silly way to run a civilization. 0.98

01:43:41.240 And you know, at one point, it seems 20, 25 years ago, we kind of got past some of that. 0.83

01:43:47.560 Yeah.

01:43:47.700 I mean, to a pretty large degree.

01:43:50.160 And then, after the presidency of the man that was supposed to be post-racial, Barack Obama, we went right back to it.

01:43:58.880 And all of that stuff was eliminated.

01:44:01.520 And he sent us back, I think, decades, as far as judging people by the content of their character.

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01:45:30.800 One of the most fascinating characters in media is Harry Enten at CNN.

01:45:40.880 I like Harry.

01:45:41.480 I do, too.

01:45:42.260 I do, too.

01:45:42.800 He's a character, too.

01:45:43.900 He gets really animated when he's talking about his polls.

01:45:47.840 He really does.

01:45:48.640 He flubs them.

01:45:50.160 And he's not afraid when the poll shows something positive for President Trump.

01:45:55.620 I know.

01:45:56.160 He's not afraid to talk about it.

01:45:57.000 No.

01:45:57.280 I'm surprised they let him do segments.

01:45:59.500 I'm surprised he's still there.

01:46:01.760 And he's not, by the way, not a conservative, as far as I know at all.

01:46:05.800 Yeah, I don't know what his policies are.

01:46:07.780 I've never really seen them shine through in his coverage.

01:46:10.300 I mean, he's just a data nerd.

01:46:12.900 And he'd be proud, I think, of that title.

01:46:15.180 And he's super animated when talking about it.

01:46:18.780 And he had a word for Democrats yesterday.

01:46:21.360 Democratic brand right now has about the appeal with the American voter as the Crackle Barrel rebrand has with the American consumers.

01:46:30.020 Bad, bad, bad.

01:46:31.640 What are you doing?

01:46:32.700 Oh, my goodness gracious.

01:46:33.860 What are we talking about here in terms of big party registration changes in the key swing states?

01:46:38.740 Let's look at the key four swing states that, in fact, do keep track of registration by a party.

01:46:43.980 Look, the Republican Party is in their best position at this point in the cycle since at least 2005.

01:46:49.660 And all four of these key battleground states, we go out to the Southwest.

01:46:54.120 How does he still have a job at CNN?

01:46:57.060 You know, when the anchor, sometimes the anchor is standing there with him doing this segment.

01:47:00.720 And you could tell that they're just dying a slow death while he's talking about these positive numbers.

01:47:07.980 And they always have pre-written questions to move him to his next poll, right? 0.97

01:47:12.160 But you could tell they just want to be like, shut up!

01:47:15.460 And by the way, he often, the ones that make it to conservative media often highlight these types of things, right?

01:47:22.700 It's a moment on CNN where someone's saying something that is critical of Democrats or bad news for Democrats.

01:47:28.220 But, I mean, he covers stuff that's bad news for Trump and bad news for Republicans all the time.

01:47:33.380 Like, he's just a guy who looks at the polls and looks for things that maybe other people aren't talking about.

01:47:38.820 And I find his coverage valuable for that reason.

01:47:41.780 But, you know, he's not also, he's, you know, he's said this before.

01:47:44.920 I just, I'm not pro-Trump or anything.

01:47:47.480 I'm just trying to give him a fair shot.

01:47:49.100 Yeah.

01:47:49.380 A fair shake.

01:47:50.080 Yeah.

01:47:50.640 That's all I want.

01:47:53.320 Yeah.

01:47:53.480 I don't want mindless pro-Trump coverage from the media.

01:47:56.860 I don't want that.

01:47:57.600 I get that sometimes.

01:47:59.400 Honestly, from people on the right who just mindlessly, you know, just say the best thing about Trump on a day-to-day basis.

01:48:06.740 I don't find much value in that, frankly.

01:48:09.100 I'd rather have someone who's looking at these things critically and trying to give me the truth.

01:48:14.980 I feel like, you know, look, he's, I mean, look, he works at CNN.

01:48:18.440 He's worked in, you know, I think he worked, he was at 538 for a while.

01:48:22.860 And it might have been at the time where they were under the New York Times banner.

01:48:25.500 You know, so I, I don't know.

01:48:27.560 I mean, if I had to guesstimate what he might be, it's probably not conservative, but whatever.

01:48:33.320 Like he, I get, I get information from his reporting and I like it.

01:48:36.980 Yeah.

01:48:37.560 That's all.

01:48:38.280 Yeah.

01:48:38.780 I like getting true.

01:48:40.040 It seems fair.

01:48:40.760 It seems fair.

01:48:41.480 Yeah.

01:48:41.680 He's at least trying to be fair, I think.

01:48:43.240 And that's, that's more than I get from almost every other media source right now.

01:48:47.120 No question.

01:48:47.620 Especially at CNN.

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01:51:09.020 Been following this object that is speeding through our solar system, 3I Atlas.

01:51:15.940 No, I am not.

01:51:17.140 Really?

01:51:17.440 Can you fill me in?

01:51:18.080 I have not heard word one about this.

01:51:19.520 Uh, according to Harvard scientist Avi Loeb, this very well may be a, an alien probe of some kind.

01:51:29.020 And they're mapping our solar system.

01:51:31.100 Very well might be.

01:51:31.760 Very well might be.

01:51:33.480 Uh, it's apparently speeding through, uh, or so at a, like 134,000 miles an hour.

01:51:39.860 And that's, I guess that's faster than a typical comet.

01:51:44.240 Um, and then there's some other characteristics that are happening.

01:51:47.700 Like it's spewing CO2 and they can't really figure out why.

01:51:53.700 So that might mean it's not natural, but I, I, I love it.

01:51:59.100 I think we need to send a probe to this probe and, uh, figure out what the deal is.

01:52:04.560 Cause they had that, what was it called?

01:52:06.360 Umuamua thing that came through a few years ago.

01:52:09.420 And Avi Loeb said the same thing about that.

01:52:12.120 That was an alien tech.

01:52:13.360 And so, I mean, he's a fairly respected scientist at Harvard.

01:52:19.800 And now he's wondering about alien technology coming through our, through our solar system.

01:52:26.160 I've missed all of this.

01:52:27.140 You've missed it.

01:52:27.820 I've missed all of this.

01:52:28.620 I think I even missed Muamua.

01:52:30.960 No, did you really?

01:52:33.320 Maybe we talked about it other time.

01:52:34.940 I don't remember.

01:52:35.620 How could you miss Umuamua?

01:52:36.420 Oh, sorry.

01:52:37.100 Umuamua.

01:52:37.800 Wow.

01:52:38.600 Wow.

01:52:39.420 Yeah.

01:52:39.780 Well, that one was strange because it sped up and slowed down.

01:52:43.620 I kind of remember hearing that.

01:52:45.280 Yeah.

01:52:45.740 Right.

01:52:46.340 So.

01:52:46.840 But my understanding is we did not have a visit from.

01:52:50.040 No, we did not have a visit.

01:52:50.820 From this particular craft.

01:52:52.060 No.

01:52:52.340 But what they're doing, Stu, is mapping the solar system and spying on us.

01:52:59.220 Doing a little intel.

01:53:00.200 That's what I think they're doing.

01:53:01.000 We map solar systems all the time.

01:53:03.020 All the time.

01:53:03.120 But we don't visit them to do it.

01:53:04.800 We can't.

01:53:06.020 But this is the, you know, you're getting ready for an invasion.

01:53:09.220 You really need to have the details.

01:53:10.720 Yes.

01:53:11.600 And he does say, he's given some advice to the world that maybe we should be prepared just

01:53:17.120 in case one of these things does turn out to be alien tech.

01:53:20.960 That seems to be very difficult to do.

01:53:22.800 Yeah.

01:53:23.120 I don't, I don't really know how you would prepare because if they're this advanced that

01:53:28.060 they can come to us, we certainly can't go to them.

01:53:30.440 So if they're that far ahead of us, what are you going to do?

01:53:34.400 It's like an ant preparing for a human invasion.

01:53:38.140 What are you going to do?

01:53:39.060 The main thing I've learned to do comes from the documentary Mars Attacks.

01:53:43.060 Uh, when, if they come up to you and they say, wake, I'm in peace.

01:53:47.820 Don't believe them.

01:53:49.240 Don't believe them. 0.94

01:53:50.160 That usually means they're about to shoot you. 0.92

01:53:52.860 Wow. 0.96

01:53:53.320 Yeah.

01:53:54.380 That is unkind of them to tell you that they're coming in peace and then they're not.

01:54:00.420 Just, that's wrong. 0.73

01:54:01.500 Well, the worst part about it is the hypocrisy.

01:54:04.560 Because they're saying. 0.70

01:54:05.700 Yes, it is.

01:54:06.340 They, they come in peace and then they are not, they are not coming in peace.

01:54:10.160 It's not the liquidation of the human flesh.

01:54:12.880 Uh-huh.

01:54:13.320 Some people would say that's the worst thing.

01:54:15.160 No. 0.78

01:54:15.840 No, it's the hypocrisy.

01:54:16.600 But the worst thing is the hypocrisy. 0.61

01:54:18.400 How dare they? 0.69

01:54:19.680 How dare they do this?

01:54:21.080 Mm-hmm.

01:54:21.840 Um, also, uh, there were some rocks thrown at Harvey, Harvey, Javier, Miele.

01:54:29.360 Uh, and if this happened in America, this, I mean, you can't even throw a sandwich at an elected official.

01:54:36.380 Well, I bet.

01:54:37.600 I don't, are you against that policy?

01:54:39.500 Should you be able to throw sandwiches at elected officials?

01:54:42.440 No, but I don't know that you should be charged with assault and go to jail afterwards.

01:54:47.600 And by the way, the guy who, I mean, he was fired.

01:54:50.500 I thought that was very appropriate.

01:54:51.780 The DOJ employee that threw a sandwich at an official.

01:54:56.780 He, uh, a grand jury was put together to indict him and they chose not to.

01:55:02.060 Hold on.

01:55:02.580 I, I, I'm learning something new about you.

01:55:04.580 Are you, are you, are you, uh, do you believe you should be allowed to throw Subway sandwiches at police officers?

01:55:10.820 Is that a stance that you have?

01:55:12.300 No.

01:55:12.820 Okay.

01:55:13.280 No.

01:55:13.900 I just want to make sure I understand.

01:55:15.360 But to charge somebody with assault, I think, is going a little bit far.

01:55:18.400 Well, if it's salty, I mean, if it does, the meats at Subway, awfully salty, Pat.

01:55:24.380 And admittedly, I hadn't considered that aspect, but because I'm a little, it, it feels to me that if you throw a Subway sandwich at a police officer, something's going to happen.

01:55:37.120 Like, I feel like probably he got, he got fired.

01:55:39.260 He got fired.

01:55:39.920 That's good.

01:55:40.500 But that's not illegal.

01:55:41.280 Maybe a fine.

01:55:42.480 Maybe a fine.

01:55:43.600 That kind of sounds right.

01:55:44.720 A hundred dollars.

01:55:45.560 Yeah.

01:55:45.960 But should it go to jail for a year?

01:55:48.480 I think as if it's, you know, if it's Turkey and cheese, no, I think if you, I will say if you've ever had a Subway meatball.

01:55:56.120 It's something you enjoy eating.

01:55:57.280 It should be okay.

01:55:57.940 A meatball sandwich.

01:55:59.340 Uh huh.

01:55:59.740 First of all, the sauce probably.

01:56:02.060 Well, it's going to be messy.

01:56:02.640 Well, first of all, the sauce is already, if I remember Subway meatball sandwiches, right.

01:56:05.760 It's already soaked completely into the bread.

01:56:07.960 So it's just a mushy mess of tomato.

01:56:10.620 But delicious nonetheless.

01:56:11.900 Very heavy.

01:56:12.740 Mm hmm.

01:56:13.400 Very heavy.

01:56:13.920 I mean, those things are like 40 pounds.

01:56:16.180 Yes.

01:56:16.520 You could hurt somebody with a Subway meatball.

01:56:18.580 If it's Turkey and cheese, they don't want to put a lot of meat on it anyway.

01:56:22.420 Is there like mustard though that could get on your clothes and stain it?

01:56:25.340 Well, I will say this.

01:56:26.700 If you go to Subway and you ask them for anything that is in a sauce form, they are going to put three gallons of it on that

01:56:35.640 sandwich.

01:56:36.360 Oh.

01:56:36.600 It's impossible to limit the amount of mayonnaise they put on a sandwich.

01:56:41.040 If you say just a little bit, that means more mayonnaise than a town consumes in a year.

01:56:48.940 That is the Subway guarantee.

01:56:50.360 I didn't realize that.

01:56:50.840 There are two things about Subway.

01:56:52.500 This is something I've known.

01:56:53.500 And my son finally solved this problem for me.

01:56:57.160 He says specifically, one line of mayonnaise.

01:57:02.800 One line.

01:57:03.740 That's how you have to solve it.

01:57:05.320 Say one line of mayonnaise.

01:57:08.280 And now, unfortunately, some of them will still make the line go all the way up the sandwich.

01:57:13.840 Turn around.

01:57:15.020 Do a 180 with the line.

01:57:16.840 Continue the line back across the sandwich.

01:57:18.980 It's the same line.

01:57:19.480 Yes.

01:57:20.180 And they continue the line once more.

01:57:22.440 And to me, that's three lines.

01:57:24.680 But if you say one line of mayonnaise, one line of honey mustard, they may, may not drench your sandwich in sauce.

01:57:34.280 The alternative is also true.

01:57:37.300 If you ask for extra tomatoes, what you will get is one extra tomato slice, which will be the smallest tomato circle available in the bin.

01:57:50.220 It will not be another layer of tomatoes, which would be something that I would think you would do.

01:57:57.360 You'd rather have more tomato than sauce.

01:57:59.860 Yes.

01:58:00.260 Than mayonnaise, for instance.

01:58:01.520 And the worst mistake you can make, Pat, if you want extra tomatoes, is asking for extra tomatoes at the beginning when they're making it.

01:58:09.220 Because what they will do, if you say extra tomatoes, is go from, let's say, three tomato slices on a foot long to four.

01:58:17.560 Okay.

01:58:18.040 And how many do you expect when you ask for extra?

01:58:21.180 I want another layer.

01:58:22.800 Oh.

01:58:23.160 Okay, that's what I want.

01:58:23.980 So you want three more.

01:58:24.980 I want, if there's going to be three.

01:58:26.080 You want them to double it.

01:58:26.960 I want them to double it.

01:58:28.000 I think that's extra tomatoes.

01:58:29.280 I think that's what extra tomatoes are.

01:58:30.500 Do you want to pay extra for the extra tomatoes?

01:58:31.940 You do not.

01:58:32.580 Okay.

01:58:33.040 But what you need to do, Pat, is wait for the first layer of tomatoes to be fully put on the sandwich.

01:58:41.360 Yeah.

01:58:41.620 Okay?

01:58:42.660 Then you ask, actually, could I get extra tomatoes?

01:58:46.020 At that point, they can't just put one on.

01:58:47.880 They're too embarrassed.

01:58:48.960 They've got to put an extra layer on.

01:58:51.640 Sometimes.

01:58:52.400 Well, they've been put on the spot.

01:58:53.780 They've been put on the spot.

01:58:54.540 They've been caught.

01:58:55.180 Yeah, yeah.

01:58:55.480 Because if you just say extra tomatoes, I don't know why.

01:58:58.080 I don't know what the cost benefit of this is.

01:59:01.480 But for whatever reason, their priorities are to defend tomatoes at all costs and to get all sauce out the door.

01:59:11.220 Wow.

01:59:11.620 Whatever sauce you're trying to get, they do not want it in those squeeze bottles anymore.

01:59:16.240 They've got to get it out of the restaurant.

01:59:18.680 It's like when they show up at work in the morning, they're like, we have way too much honey mustard sauce in this restaurant right now.

01:59:24.860 The restaurant will explode if we do not get this honey mustard out of the restaurant immediately. 0.65

01:59:30.040 We demand every sandwich that requests honey mustard to be soaked in one vat full of honey mustard sauce.

01:59:38.880 Wow.

01:59:39.100 So those are the two things.

01:59:40.260 Now we've learned a lot about Subway sandwiches.

01:59:43.280 But then don't throw it at a police officer.

01:59:46.300 Okay?

01:59:46.760 I don't care how many tomatoes or how much extra sauce is on it.

01:59:50.120 Don't throw it.

01:59:50.900 Don't throw it.

01:59:51.580 At an elected official or a police officer.

01:59:53.420 But you shouldn't be charged with assault.

01:59:54.840 No.

01:59:55.300 If you do, you should be maybe fine, certainly fired.

01:59:58.300 And you should not get a replacement sandwich.

02:00:02.000 Those things we know.

02:00:02.820 But here's what happened to Javier Milei the other day with the rock throwing.

02:00:07.840 This is a little more serious, I believe.

02:00:09.620 Javier Milei en medio de los disturbios.

02:00:12.560 Oh.

02:00:13.480 And.

02:00:15.320 Okay.

02:00:16.040 Este es el momento en el que la caravana.

02:00:19.080 What's happening?

02:00:20.380 Wow.

02:00:20.680 Tiene a militantes que van a agredir al presidente sobre el capó de la camioneta.

02:00:26.580 And for some reason, it caused them to speak gibberish.

02:00:29.260 I don't know what the deal was there.

02:00:31.220 But they were so upset.

02:00:33.700 They started speaking gibberish.

02:00:34.940 I knew that might have been a different language, Pat.

02:00:37.300 Yeah.

02:00:38.140 Yeah.

02:00:38.460 That wasn't English then.

02:00:39.540 Oh.

02:00:39.880 No, it wasn't just.

02:00:40.780 Oh, no wonder.

02:00:41.440 Yeah.

02:00:41.960 No wonder.

02:00:42.760 Although, I will say I got the sense of it because of the super dramatic music they

02:00:47.360 used.

02:00:48.620 Is that a news?

02:00:49.740 That's how they cover news in Argentina?

02:00:51.560 I think so.

02:00:52.160 Can we hear that again?

02:00:52.720 Yeah.

02:00:52.840 Listen to that music again.

02:00:53.700 This is like, I feel like I'm about to watch, like, Jason Statham, like, tipped out a

02:01:08.180 bunch of terrorists.

02:01:11.040 I would have spiced it up a little bit if Jason Statham had been in that clip, but no.

02:01:16.720 No.

02:01:17.280 No.

02:01:17.540 So, I mean, you can't really see what happens.

02:01:19.500 No, you can't.

02:01:20.240 Someone tries to hit him with a rock?

02:01:21.460 Yeah.

02:01:22.400 Yeah.

02:01:22.620 I mean, that person in America, I mean, if you're going to jail somebody for a sandwich,

02:01:28.080 a rock, I mean, that's life in prison.

02:01:30.400 Yeah.

02:01:30.720 By the way, I mean, look, you throw a rock at the president.

02:01:33.860 Yes, you should spend some time in prison.

02:01:36.340 And that's a very serious thing.

02:01:38.900 You know, I think at times we lose context to these events, though.

02:01:41.580 I think your sandwich pickup is an interesting one because I was very angry about that.

02:01:46.340 Were you?

02:01:46.820 Did you want him to be charged with assault?

02:01:48.560 It was such a funny video.

02:01:49.660 It was hard to get angry because the way he ran away.

02:01:52.240 Maybe that's why.

02:01:53.260 You know, it was also funny about that video is that he ran away at what I would describe

02:01:58.560 as a moderate pace.

02:02:01.120 I wouldn't say he was sprinting.

02:02:03.220 You know, he was kind of just like trotting joyfully through the streets.

02:02:07.960 And the police couldn't catch him for a while.

02:02:12.120 I found that to be really interesting.

02:02:13.980 But I wasn't.

02:02:15.460 I mean, it was a legitimately funny video.

02:02:17.860 And I don't, again, don't do it.

02:02:20.160 It's not funny.

02:02:21.500 The act of throwing.

02:02:22.220 You don't recommend it.

02:02:23.020 It is not funny.

02:02:23.900 Since we know how it turned out, it was actually kind of funny.

02:02:26.620 Yeah.

02:02:26.900 I got to say.

02:02:28.340 I do think we lose perspective on these things.

02:02:31.820 I think a lot of this honestly happened during January 6th.

02:02:33.960 You know, I mean, when people were doing something, there is a there are people that did some

02:02:40.500 really bad things on January 6th.

02:02:42.140 A lot of that gets pushed aside largely because of how ridiculous the treatment of people who

02:02:48.480 didn't do horrible things to the insurrection nonsense.

02:02:53.000 Right.

02:02:53.240 It was so overblown by the media.

02:02:55.200 And they keep saying that six cops were killed.

02:02:57.400 And all that.

02:02:58.380 Like, there's so much that was wrong about that.

02:03:00.200 And we did lose sight of of, you know, some people who did really some bad things.

02:03:04.360 I never am sorry if you feel this way.

02:03:06.920 Never are in favor of someone hitting a police officer with a flagpole.

02:03:10.820 No, it's actually really bad.

02:03:11.840 And you should spend some time in prison, in my view.

02:03:15.040 And that honestly, like, I think I I've talked to people around here who disagree with this

02:03:19.680 point, but I think we should have been a little more surgical with those who were completely

02:03:24.220 relieved of all charges in that incident.

02:03:26.020 And I think a lot of people deserved to be pardoned for what happened there.

02:03:32.100 I think there was a lot of nonsense that happened.

02:03:34.660 You know, there were some that I don't think needed to be completely relieved of all punishment

02:03:40.740 in that particular situation.

02:03:42.140 It's just my opinion.

02:03:43.340 That being said, you know, when there's a bar brawl and a bunch of people get punched,

02:03:49.020 it's a crime.

02:03:50.420 If you got it, if you got a bit, you hit a police officer.

02:03:52.080 It's really a crime.

02:03:52.760 But like we were trying to punish people as if they, you know, had done something much

02:04:01.140 more serious than got in a fight or even even got even assaulting a police officer, which

02:04:07.080 is really serious to me.

02:04:08.120 And the max punishment should be carried out.

02:04:10.500 But we were acting like, you know, it was like someone who set off a nuclear bomb in a

02:04:16.040 city.

02:04:16.360 Right.

02:04:16.920 And that at times you just have to you have to step back and say, well, what actually

02:04:20.180 happened here?

02:04:20.800 We know how it made you feel.

02:04:22.620 And to my knowledge, nobody threw a sandwich.

02:04:26.380 Nobody.

02:04:26.920 During January 6th?

02:04:27.760 During January 6th.

02:04:28.600 I don't know.

02:04:29.480 I don't know.

02:04:30.480 The whole day, I don't think there were sandwiches thrown.

02:04:32.760 I thought I saw a Jimmy John's incident at one point.

02:04:36.260 Really?

02:04:36.660 It could be me.

02:04:37.280 Oh, wow.

02:04:38.300 I thought it could be AI.

02:04:39.320 It might have been AI.

02:04:40.680 It might have been AI that I saw.

02:04:41.940 I bet it was.

02:04:42.440 And I haven't been through all 14,000 hours.

02:04:45.860 So.

02:04:46.280 Now, we should ask Steve Baker.

02:04:47.900 Steve has gone through all the footage.

02:04:49.580 He may have seen a blimpy be thrown at a police officer. 0.94

02:04:53.020 Or, heaven forbid, a Subway with extra tomatoes.

02:04:55.700 We don't know.

02:04:56.380 Well, there won't be extra tomatoes on that sandwich, Pat.

02:04:58.540 There might be one.

02:04:59.380 You can order it.

02:05:00.320 But there will only be one single tomato.

02:05:02.560 More coming up.

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02:07:06.500 You got some helpful advice on the subway thing?

02:07:08.880 Yeah, our listener is really helping us out today.

02:07:11.340 One writes in, how I've dealt with light mayo at subway.

02:07:15.100 I tell the sandwich artist at subway, quote,

02:07:18.260 Quote, imagine you have to, by law, put mayonnaise on a sandwich.

02:07:27.060 Okay.

02:07:27.340 But I'm highly allergic to mayo.

02:07:30.860 Put the amount of mayo on the bread that you think won't kill me.

02:07:34.920 That seems like a helpful tip.

02:07:37.540 Yeah, I like that.

02:07:38.200 Or, he has another suggestion as well.

02:07:40.760 Quote, I want just enough mayo on this sandwich

02:07:45.160 that I can see the bread through the mayo.

02:07:50.240 I will say, those two, that's excellent advice.

02:07:54.080 That might work.

02:07:54.460 And it's advice you're not getting on any other program today.

02:07:57.060 No.

02:07:57.380 I can almost guarantee that.

02:07:58.360 I can't imagine Clay and Buck are going to hit this today.

02:08:01.160 So, we'll have to ask them about it.

02:08:02.920 I'm sure they have an opinion, but I don't know if it will lead the show, per se.

02:08:11.800 This is Glenn Beck.

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