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00:01:59.160 Hello, America.

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00:03:17.300 Hello, Stu.

00:03:18.160 How was your weekend?

00:03:19.260 Great, Glenn.

00:03:19.700 How about you?

00:03:20.960 Fantastic.

00:03:22.760 Fantastic.

00:03:23.740 Of course, I found out this weekend that the Constitution is a little outdated.

00:03:28.220 And is actually putting our democracy at risk.

00:03:32.260 And I didn't know that.

00:03:33.860 I didn't know that.

00:03:34.540 It's a strange thing to say.

00:03:37.600 What do you mean?

00:03:38.380 Because to me, the Constitution protects all aspects of democracy that exist in our republic.

00:03:46.300 Well, it has.

00:03:46.960 Because we're not a democracy.

00:03:48.020 It has until we had Facebook.

00:03:50.400 Oh.

00:03:50.800 You know, now we have social media.

00:03:52.340 Now it puts it at risk.

00:03:54.300 How does that work exactly?

00:03:55.640 Well, they didn't see it.

00:03:56.700 They didn't see that.

00:03:57.440 They didn't see social media coming.

00:03:59.620 That's true.

00:04:00.480 And I'm guessing that's one of the many things that makes it outdated.

00:04:04.480 Here, let's listen to the Harvard government professor discussing his new book, Tyranny of the Minority.

00:04:12.940 Listen to this.

00:04:13.520 Well, we are the only presidential democracy in the world where the president can lose the election, lose the popular vote, and become president.

00:04:23.680 We are one of the few democracies in the world where a major legislative body, the Senate, the party that loses the popular vote can control and routinely does control the Senate.

00:04:38.240 We are the only established democracy in the world where justices have lifetime tenure.

00:04:44.660 There's no term limits.

00:04:46.300 There's no retirement age.

00:04:48.020 So this set of institutions and others allows political minorities to systematically thwart and sometimes even govern over majorities.

00:04:59.180 Since its founding, we've improved the Constitution.

00:05:02.720 We've done the hard work of making our Constitution more democratic.

00:05:05.600 You know, women got the right to vote at the beginning of the 20th century by amending the Constitution.

00:05:10.380 We began to elect senators rather than appoint senators at the beginning of the 20th century.

00:05:14.700 And our democracy has strengthened itself over time through amendments, through improving it.

00:05:20.140 What's tragic in our view is that in the last 50 years, we've sort of stopped doing that work, whereas other democracies have continued to make their constitutions more democratic.

00:05:28.100 Since around 1970, we've abandoned that project.

00:05:30.480 Hmm, hmm, hmm, tyranny of the minority.

00:05:36.360 Wow, it's a good thing we have these Harvard professors that know everything and can teach the new government students, the new law students, how to view this outdated Constitution.

00:05:50.600 Tyranny of the minority. 0.97

00:05:52.680 So tyranny of the majority is easy.

00:05:56.480 That happens all the time, where a majority, we just get 51% to go, yeah, let's get them.

00:06:07.100 And you get them.

00:06:09.200 And it's wonderful.

00:06:11.080 Then you have...

00:06:12.320 Is it?

00:06:12.820 Oh, sure it is.

00:06:13.420 Is wonderful the right word you're looking for there?

00:06:15.320 Yeah, well, of course it is, because it's the majority.

00:06:18.420 It's the majority.

00:06:19.100 When is the majority ever wrong?

00:06:21.100 They get what they want, and they just implement whatever that is on the minority, and that's better now on the left's eyes?

00:06:29.360 That's interesting.

00:06:30.760 I guess I thought they were complaining about the opposite for a very long time.

00:06:35.080 Well, maybe, but now it's different.

00:06:38.600 You know, we have, I guess, social media, you know, and we have fake meat now.

00:06:43.900 So the founders couldn't have seen the fake meat thing going on.

00:06:47.880 Maybe not, but still, I don't know why that would have anything to do with this.

00:06:50.420 So that's the tyranny of the majority, when you get 51% that tells everyone else exactly how to live.

00:06:57.980 Now, tyranny of the minority would be things like, I have to change my whole life.

00:07:08.980 I have to change all my values.

00:07:11.620 I have to change, you know, maybe worried about my daughter going into sports or going into a locker room or going into a bathroom.

00:07:24.180 I have to worry about my wife going into a bathroom because a very, very, very, very, very small minority says that they are something they are scientifically not.

00:07:37.980 And so I have to worry about the minority because the minority, a very small minority, is now subjecting the majority to their beliefs.

00:07:53.980 And you must comply.

00:07:56.840 Just like when you have 51% and you must comply.

00:08:03.820 That's what makes our, if I may use the words of the Harvard doctor, I'm a doctor too.

00:08:11.160 It makes his point, his claim about the republic invalid because, yes, that is exactly what a democracy gives you.

00:08:27.000 We are a representative republic.

00:08:31.200 So it's a balance to slow government down from doing anything.

00:08:37.080 It's to slow it down.

00:08:40.620 Why?

00:08:41.300 Why?

00:08:41.700 Why is a slow government good?

00:08:43.740 A slow government is good because it can't react quickly to anything.

00:08:50.040 So, in other words, you have to stop and think, should we do the Patriot Act?

00:08:55.460 And hopefully, there's enough checks and balances that the answer comes back, no.

00:09:04.580 It's a violation of everyone's rights.

00:09:08.140 In our constitutional republic, we have something called the Bill of Rights that is supposed to stop the bullying of the majority and the minority.

00:09:21.080 Now, they'll say, oh, no, the left has all of the power, so you better be nice.

00:09:30.060 You better shut up or they'll come and get you.

00:09:33.120 The reason why Americans have never been afraid of bullies is because we have rights.

00:09:41.260 And those rights cannot be changed or taken away by anybody in government, minority or majority.

00:09:52.680 We have rights.

00:09:55.700 Those rights are supposed to chain the government. 0.65

00:09:58.980 Think of the government as a rabid dog.

00:10:01.580 Because that's what it is right now. 0.61

00:10:05.800 A rabid dog at the end of its chain.

00:10:10.560 And it will eat anyone that gets in its way.

00:10:21.480 Why?

00:10:22.780 Not because of democracy.

00:10:25.600 Not even because of the Constitution.

00:10:30.180 It is the amendments to the Constitution that state clearly.

00:10:38.580 They were written a year after the Constitution.

00:10:42.260 Because our oh-so-dusty, out-of-touch founders knew that over time, people in politics and people who wanted power would violate people's rights.

00:10:56.580 And so they wanted to make sure that the most important rights, five of the most important rights, are in the First Amendment.

00:11:07.860 Government cannot violate these rights.

00:11:11.840 Let's spell it out as clearly as possible for those who wish to confuse, delude, or out-and-out lie to the American people.

00:11:22.880 Let's write it out clearly.

00:11:25.460 Government in this country, unlike every other country, cannot do these things.

00:11:34.800 So no, Mr. Harvard Professor.

00:11:37.360 I tend to disagree with you with every fiber of my being.

00:11:44.940 It's not outdated.

00:11:47.400 We haven't used it since your heroes of Woodrow Wilson and House and FDR took and peed all over that. 0.56

00:11:58.760 The discrediting of this Constitution began with the progressives, who, by the way, were communists who just didn't believe in a bloody revolution.

00:12:12.820 They wanted the same thing, just no bloody revolution.

00:12:18.620 That's what progressivism actually is.

00:12:22.360 And for anybody who's like, that's not true.

00:12:25.300 Well, then tell me what we're going toward.

00:12:28.640 Because I don't think we're going towards a freer world.

00:12:31.980 I don't think we're headed towards a better world.

00:12:34.400 It seems to me, if you stand in the way, the minority or the majority will cut you down.

00:12:48.020 Let us raise a standard that the wise and the honest can repair.

00:12:54.680 George Washington, end of the Constitutional Convention.

00:12:58.400 Let us raise a standard where people can come and find shelter under.

00:13:08.860 And they did.

00:13:11.280 And currently your government is not abiding by that Constitution.

00:13:16.580 And your professors, that all of us, not me, thank God I learned my lesson.

00:13:23.340 And all of us are paying for our children to go into these indoctrination camps.

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00:14:50.140 Glenn, a quick, another way I think about this, the difference between a constitutional

00:14:55.040 republic that we have and a democracy and why it's, that difference is important.

00:14:59.900 I think of democracy as a visit to the grocery store on an empty stomach, right?

00:15:07.160 You're starving.

00:15:08.480 You're going through the chip aisle.

00:15:09.760 You're putting everything in your basket.

00:15:12.220 And the Constitution serves as the meal beforehand, right?

00:15:16.560 If you eat that meal beforehand, you're going to go to the grocery store and get the things

00:15:20.400 you need.

00:15:21.300 Not every little shiny package is going to go into your cart.

00:15:24.780 And honestly, when done properly, it's the meal beforehand plus a little ozempic, right?

00:15:30.700 Like you're supposed to be really restrained when you're in that grocery store.

00:15:34.980 You're not supposed to change the rules all the time so that people can understand what

00:15:38.360 they are and plan long term, right?

00:15:41.260 Just that very basic thought is so central to why this country has been so successful

00:15:47.020 for such a long time.

00:15:48.400 And people look at it as like, well, why can't we react to these things immediately?

00:15:51.880 Because we're not supposed to.

00:15:54.440 You don't make rational decisions in a moment of stress.

00:15:58.140 You want to make them in a moment of sobriety.

00:16:00.280 Why do you think they're not talking?

00:16:02.020 Why do you think they are denying, denying the fact, fact that they are working on a digital

00:16:10.740 currency?

00:16:12.900 Why do you think the Fed and the government are denying the things that they're doing?

00:16:17.920 Because they know right now you're not in a panic.

00:16:21.880 You're not in a panic about your dollar.

00:16:25.420 And so don't think about it.

00:16:27.880 Because right now, if you thought about it, you would do something about it.

00:16:33.880 But we don't in America, for some reason, like to think things through in advance.

00:16:39.880 We like to wait until the very last minute.

00:16:43.840 Well, at the very last minute, and I'm telling you, it's coming.

00:16:48.880 The very last minute, what happens?

00:16:53.240 All of a sudden, there's a crisis of your dollar.

00:16:55.400 And you're like, well, I don't know.

00:16:56.620 I mean, I didn't, I guess.

00:16:58.100 I mean, I'll take that.

00:16:59.160 Yes.

00:16:59.500 That's why everything is a crisis right now.

00:17:04.300 That's why they are pushing global warming the way they are.

00:17:07.620 They need you to freak out because it shuts your frontal cortex down.

00:17:13.380 You're no longer thinking.

00:17:14.600 That's very true.

00:17:19.760 I mean, and the, they will rarely admit this, but the one time they will admit it is when

00:17:26.000 they try it and it doesn't work.

00:17:28.240 See after every terrible incident of a mass shooting, for example.

00:17:32.720 They will tell you, well, wait a minute.

00:17:34.580 We just had this incident.

00:17:36.080 Why can't we get this done?

00:17:37.940 Why can't we react?

00:17:39.820 We have to do something.

00:17:41.860 Why aren't, what, this is a broken system if we can't get this done.

00:17:46.340 And then you get the situation where they've now decided to just start doing it outside

00:17:50.600 of the system.

00:17:51.820 We'll just start passing things in our brain, like, you know, student loan reform, like

00:17:58.100 the eviction moratorium, like the gun ban in New Mexico.

00:18:03.120 These are just like, well, we want you to do the thing that we keep thinking you're going

00:18:08.800 to do.

00:18:09.160 And since you're not going along with it, we're just going to do it anyway.

00:18:12.520 And we'll just push it through.

00:18:13.580 And eventually the courts might shut it down.

00:18:15.200 Then we'll just try it another way.

00:18:16.080 That's what they're doing with the student loan stuff right now.

00:18:17.820 That's why these people have got to, they absolutely have to pay.

00:18:21.460 For these kinds of things, there has to be a court of law has got to punish the, the 0.71

00:18:30.180 people who overstepped the boundaries, at least make sure that we don't do it again.

00:18:37.900 If you don't hurt the people that have done it by, by giving them a five yard penalty, they'll

00:18:46.760 keep doing it.

00:18:48.140 Good sports reference.

00:18:50.500 That was incredible.

00:18:51.680 He just did that like it was natural.

00:18:53.440 No wonder your kid is a football coach, isn't he?

00:18:55.280 But honestly, it's true.

00:18:56.860 It's with Kansas City yesterday.

00:18:59.740 I don't remember who it was.

00:19:01.100 Kept going offsides, offsides, offsides, offsides, offsides, you know, false start.

00:19:05.920 What are you doing, man?

00:19:07.220 What are you doing?

00:19:08.060 You're costing the team yesterday, a hundred yards.

00:19:11.280 Well, who's calling penalties on our politician?

00:19:15.740 They are costing your bank account more than a hundred yards.

00:19:20.540 They are causing, they are causing the, the entire country to fall back.

00:19:28.460 We'll never make it.

00:19:31.000 We'll never make it.

00:19:32.200 If we keep going backwards and that's what they're doing, they're doing it and they're

00:19:37.720 getting away with it and so more people do it.

00:19:40.660 And starting point here, look, Lujan Grisham should be impeached for what she did. 0.97

00:19:45.060 That is, that's more than a five yard penalty, I know, but that is what should happen for 1.00

00:19:49.400 what she's done.

00:19:50.500 Don't, you can't, if you're in New Mexico, you're probably thinking, well, she kind of

00:19:54.620 got her hand slapped and thank God for that. 1.00

00:19:56.840 And true, I'm glad that they've shut this down.

00:19:59.620 Hand slap means nothing.

00:20:00.340 But she should be impeached.

00:20:01.740 This is the literal definition of what James Madison said was tyranny.

00:20:06.720 This is it.

00:20:07.800 Taking all of the power in the government into her own hands and just doing stuff. 0.60

00:20:12.180 This is exactly the type of person that needs to be shut down immediately because they will

00:20:19.000 go much, much farther than this if we do not do so.

00:20:21.520 How about, uh, how about the speaker of the house in Texas?

00:20:23.800 I mean, this was a, this was an impeachment.

00:20:29.680 They got nowhere because they had no facts.

00:20:33.600 You're talking of, uh, Ken Paxton.

00:20:35.280 Yes.

00:20:35.500 Of Ken Paxton.

00:20:36.440 No facts, none, zero.

00:20:38.800 And they did lose by the way, this weekend.

00:20:40.320 We haven't talked about that yet.

00:20:41.300 Yeah.

00:20:41.620 Uh, he was exonerated.

00:20:43.680 Now, what are you going to do about it?

00:20:46.060 You had a speaker of the house who brought this up two days, two days after Paxton said,

00:20:52.780 it looks like he was drunk on the floor of the house.

00:20:56.940 And I've seen the video.

00:20:59.120 It sure does look like he was drunk.

00:21:01.600 But what experience do you have with such things?

00:21:04.180 Yeah.

00:21:04.560 I mean, you're an expert on that.

00:21:08.240 It sure looked like he was drunk.

00:21:10.420 It did look that way.

00:21:11.140 Two days later, all of a sudden, Ken Paxton finds himself with, uh, with an impeachment,

00:21:17.340 uh, headed his way with no evidence.

00:21:24.660 And that's what the Senate found.

00:21:26.600 And the Senate is pissed for the house.

00:21:30.740 Well, what are you going to do about it?

00:21:31.780 You're going to talk about it.

00:21:32.740 Or is anybody in the Republican party going to force this guy to step down?

00:21:39.420 You should not lead.

00:21:40.520 You should not lead the house. 0.98

00:21:42.500 Does anybody really have the balls to say, I suggest impeachment proceedings? 0.99

00:21:49.220 Of course not. 0.99

00:21:53.840 You cannot.

00:21:55.040 You cannot be a part of anything that is going the wrong direction.

00:22:08.840 You cannot sit by the sidelines.

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00:22:29.900 Apologize.

00:22:30.960 Do your time.

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00:24:06.800 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:20.880 A lot of talk about Donald Trump appearing on MSNBC over the weekend.

00:24:26.420 Why he would go to MSNBC is beyond me.

00:24:29.520 Other than perhaps his people think that he has already sewed up the nomination for the Republican candidate.

00:24:38.300 And so now he is trying to reach out and be more broad and appealing to.

00:24:46.560 Swinging, switching into general election mode, essentially.

00:24:49.580 Correct.

00:24:50.060 Correct.

00:24:50.500 So let's just go through some of the things that were said on MSNBC.

00:24:59.260 If a federal ban landed on your desk, if you were reelected, would you sign it at 15?

00:25:06.440 Are you talking about a complete ban?

00:25:08.200 A ban at 15 weeks.

00:25:09.740 Well, people are starting to think of 15 weeks.

00:25:13.980 That seems to be a number that people are talking about right now.

00:25:16.720 Would you sign that?

00:25:17.440 I would sit down with both sides and negotiate something and we'll end up with peace in that issue for the first time in 52 years.

00:25:26.940 I'm not going to say I would or I wouldn't.

00:25:28.940 I mean, DeSantis is willing to sign a five-week and six-week ban.

00:25:32.880 Would you support that?

00:25:33.800 I think what he did is a terrible thing and a terrible mistake.

00:25:36.900 I think it's interesting.

00:25:41.260 Okay.

00:25:41.700 First of all, he can't do that because that's not what the Supreme Court said.

00:25:46.440 The Supreme Court said that this is not a federal issue.

00:25:50.920 This has to go back to the states.

00:25:52.820 It's not a federal issue.

00:25:55.260 Now, if they want to make it a federal issue, I would imagine at least this court would come back and say, no, it's not a federal issue.

00:26:07.180 Right.

00:26:07.720 The way you would handle this federally would be with a constitutional amendment.

00:26:12.620 Correct.

00:26:13.020 That is how you could handle it federally.

00:26:14.760 I don't think you could handle it federally with a passing a law of a 15-week ban.

00:26:18.600 Now, a lot of people on the pro-life side want to try something like that to test the court, but I don't think it would work.

00:26:27.180 I don't think it would go through.

00:26:29.280 And also, I mean, a 15-week ban, while you would eliminate 6% of abortions, I believe is the number.

00:26:37.700 So, I mean, again, shooting for the sky as usual, Republicans, 6%, 94% of abortions remain.

00:26:46.000 Let's act like that's the pro-life position.

00:26:49.500 But, yeah, I mean, look, would it eliminate 6% of the worst, most egregious abortions?

00:26:55.380 I mean, probably not, because some people who were close to the line would move them up, but still, it would be something.

00:27:01.140 I can understand why some people would find it to be an attractive option.

00:27:06.300 But I don't think it would hold constitutional muster.

00:27:11.240 Certainly, by looking at the Dobbs decision, I don't think it fits with that.

00:27:14.340 Again, that's not supposed to be what we do with these things.

00:27:17.540 These go to the states, and they're supposed to be decided by the states.

00:27:22.400 We have a federalist system here, or at least we act like we did at one point.

00:27:27.440 And this is what we've seen now is kind of the state of play.

00:27:30.980 Of course, the more important long-term way to get rid of this is to make it so that people, you know, to convince people and change hearts and minds so that people don't want it anymore, right?

00:27:42.380 You're not – we are in a tough spot here.

00:27:45.040 You can – if you pass a nationwide abortion ban right now, complete abortion ban, it would still be very difficult to stop, right?

00:27:54.300 People are taking pills from India, being shipped in the mail.

00:27:57.620 How are you going to stop this?

00:27:58.980 It's going to be very difficult.

00:28:00.360 We're able to stop slavery, not because of having certainly a very strong legal protection against it, but also because no one wants to do it.

00:28:09.020 Everyone agrees it's a horrible, horrible part of our history.

00:28:12.780 That's what abortion needs to become. 1.00

00:28:14.300 So, you got that super, super classic happening where he's talking about being more moderate.

00:28:24.460 By the way, Megyn Kelly joins me in about 22 minutes. 0.64

00:28:27.780 Just talked to President Trump for an hour.

00:28:29.940 Yes.

00:28:30.860 And he said some other things.

00:28:32.340 We'll get to that in just a second.

00:28:33.380 First, you have DeSantis coming out and taking the pro-life view and standing strong and saying, that's nonsense.

00:28:42.240 It's nonsense.

00:28:43.100 And he also took umbrage to what happened with Megyn Kelly.

00:28:48.360 Listen to this.

00:28:52.300 Do we have it?

00:28:54.940 I knew Caitlin as Bruce.

00:28:58.300 I knew Bruce.

00:28:59.620 And, you know, Bruce was a great athlete and a very handsome person, very handsome guy.

00:29:05.540 Very handsome guy.

00:29:05.980 And all of a sudden, Bruce is Caitlin.

00:29:08.680 I said, what's this all about?

00:29:10.400 This was a brand new subject, too.

00:29:12.300 Just like we talk about, you know, the pandemic was a subject that nobody knew anything about.

00:29:18.980 What?

00:29:19.400 They don't talk transgenderism.

00:29:22.060 It's the Weimar Republic.

00:29:24.800 It's been around for a while.

00:29:26.020 It's been around.

00:29:26.660 It's been around.

00:29:26.820 Although it has grown in prominence.

00:29:28.560 If, you know, if you want to take him seriously, but not literally on that statement.

00:29:32.260 Right.

00:29:32.580 It was something that has come about a bigger part of the conversation.

00:29:37.000 Is anybody bothered by the equivocation of both abortion and transgenderism?

00:29:41.920 Yes.

00:29:42.680 By our friend Donald Trump.

00:29:44.100 I'm bothered by that.

00:29:45.440 I'm bothered.

00:29:45.860 Trump's history on abortion in particular is particularly, it's back and forth, but also

00:29:54.320 a complicated one, right?

00:29:55.920 Like, he has never been a guy who held a strong ideological opinion on abortion.

00:30:02.820 However, he is also largely responsible for the biggest win in the pro-life movement in

00:30:07.900 the last 50 years.

00:30:08.640 He laid the groundwork for it.

00:30:09.020 There's no doubt about that.

00:30:09.780 No doubt.

00:30:10.200 That's a huge, huge accomplishment.

00:30:13.340 In fact, I will tell you right now with complete and utter certainty, it's the most important

00:30:17.500 thing he will ever do in his entire life.

00:30:20.340 Nothing else he will ever do in the future or has done in the past will compare with what

00:30:24.780 happened with the Roe versus Wade being overturned.

00:30:27.420 Really grateful for that.

00:30:28.660 Really grateful.

00:30:29.740 Yeah.

00:30:30.040 I mean, look, I think one thing that's really important when you consider how we approach

00:30:36.080 the abortion issue right now is to understand that there may be some short-term political

00:30:43.200 risk to taking a hardcore stance on abortion.

00:30:47.940 And if what your consideration is, is a short-term political future, what's going to happen in

00:30:53.920 this next election, then you may want to be a little wishy-washy on this, right?

00:30:58.740 I think Nikki Haley's doing the same thing.

00:31:00.180 I think Nikki Haley does have a strong ideological position on abortion, but she's not exactly 1.00

00:31:05.020 showing that right now.

00:31:07.160 And I think Trump, who I think can go honestly either way on it, I don't think he has a huge

00:31:12.180 strong feeling, he's showing that as well.

00:31:14.040 I think short-term political prospects, when you've got one election in front of you and

00:31:17.700 that's what you're thinking about, may very well be the right way to go.

00:31:20.660 However, long-term wins on this topic are won by people who hold a strong principle.

00:31:27.700 You know, the left didn't come into 1985 and say, well, gay marriage is polling at 9%, let's

00:31:34.300 never mention it, right?

00:31:35.920 They had to have people who believed in it and held that line for a very, very long time

00:31:42.620 to win that battle.

00:31:43.620 And eventually, people came to their side of the argument, whether you agree with it or

00:31:46.540 not.

00:31:46.900 Well, yes and no.

00:31:48.500 They came to it because, you know, it was in television everywhere.

00:31:55.060 So you don't have the right at this point creating all of the propaganda to sway people

00:32:02.640 one way or another.

00:32:03.680 True.

00:32:04.180 And even when that had been done and President Obama was elected, he's like, I'm against gay

00:32:12.600 marriage.

00:32:13.160 Hillary Clinton, I'm against gay marriage. 0.81

00:32:15.120 Joe Biden, I'm against gay marriage.

00:32:16.460 And when your concern is a short-term political win, that is where you will stand, right?

00:32:20.960 And that's what Barack Obama did.

00:32:22.560 And he won an election over it, right?

00:32:25.320 I mean, so maybe that's the way to go.

00:32:27.220 Again, it's about what you're, what do you want, right?

00:32:31.080 If what you want is a long-term win on this topic, you're going to hold the principle.

00:32:36.700 And I think, look, there's a really easy political position for candidates to take right now,

00:32:41.640 which is-

00:32:42.240 The states.

00:32:42.940 Long-term, yeah, it's stay with the states.

00:32:44.720 And your principle is, long-term, I want this to end because I think it's a terrible process.

00:32:50.300 I understand we're not all there yet.

00:32:52.160 What I will do is move the ball and take every win that we can get to keep as many babies alive

00:32:57.520 as possible.

00:32:58.480 And I understand that I don't have the power to universally implement my wishes on this,

00:33:04.560 but we'll take every step that we can get.

00:33:06.160 So now, hang on, Trump is asked by Megyn Kelly, can a man be a woman?

00:33:13.420 Mm-hmm.

00:33:14.080 Listen.

00:33:14.820 Can a man become a woman? 1.00

00:33:18.960 It's easy.

00:33:19.580 In my opinion, you have a man, you have a woman. 1.00

00:33:23.380 I think part of it is birth.

00:33:27.420 Can the man give birth? 0.91

00:33:28.680 No.

00:33:29.440 No.

00:33:30.000 Although they'll come up with some answer to that also.

00:33:32.220 Someday, I heard just the other day, they have a way that now the man can give birth. 0.96

00:33:36.860 No.

00:33:37.200 I would say-

00:33:38.160 No, they don't.

00:33:39.360 I'll continue my stance on that.

00:33:42.440 He's not being exactly clear?

00:33:44.840 No, he's not.

00:33:45.360 No, but he-

00:33:46.220 I don't know what he said.

00:33:47.020 You have a man, you have a woman. 1.00

00:33:48.480 No, but what he said-

00:33:49.780 Play it again, please.

00:33:50.960 I mean, I thought he was as clear as Donald Trump, you know, is sometimes.

00:33:56.780 What do you mean?

00:33:57.880 Like, Donald Trump will say anything that he believes.

00:34:00.520 Like, right?

00:34:01.060 He's the most-

00:34:01.720 The whole point of why he became president of the United States is because he's so direct

00:34:05.160 and he'll just blurt stuff out.

00:34:06.220 This is him trying to reach out to independence.

00:34:09.240 If he doesn't get independence, he doesn't win.

00:34:13.520 Right.

00:34:13.760 But that is, I think, what he's doing.

00:34:15.680 The question is whether that's a good idea or not.

00:34:17.420 Go ahead.

00:34:17.760 Listen.

00:34:18.260 Whether he should be doing it.

00:34:18.580 Can a man become a woman? 1.00

00:34:19.940 Listen.

00:34:23.860 In my opinion-

00:34:25.280 In my opinion, if a man give a woman, I think part of it is birth. 0.97

00:34:30.980 Can the man give birth? 0.91

00:34:32.340 No.

00:34:33.240 No.

00:34:33.560 Although they'll come up with some answer to that also.

00:34:35.920 Someday, I heard just the other day-

00:34:37.740 He's conflicted a little.

00:34:38.060 They have a way that now the man can give birth. 0.94

00:34:40.320 I don't think so.

00:34:40.580 I don't think he's conflicted on this at all.

00:34:43.040 I think he is-

00:34:43.540 I'll continue my stance on that.

00:34:44.820 Pandering?

00:34:45.520 Would you say it's pandering?

00:34:46.680 I mean, again, I'm not trying to be-

00:34:47.960 I'm not trying to wreck the guy, but like-

00:34:49.360 Well, keep in mind-

00:34:50.220 He is pandering.

00:34:51.000 I think overwhelming, if you take the tone of what he's actually saying there, is he says,

00:34:54.580 of course, you know.

00:34:55.260 Of course, his answer is, no, a man can't be kind of woman. 0.65

00:34:57.780 But he's trying to answer, like, if he was in the room with Caitlyn Jenner.

00:35:01.100 He's negotiating.

00:35:01.920 Right.

00:35:02.920 He's negotiating.

00:35:03.520 Well, that's a good way of looking at it.

00:35:04.760 And when he owned the Miss Universe pageant, yes.

00:35:08.180 He allowed that.

00:35:09.820 He allowed it.

00:35:10.460 Yes, he did.

00:35:11.040 He believed a man could become a woman.

00:35:13.020 One more clip.

00:35:14.220 What about the children?

00:35:15.220 That's become an issue now.

00:35:16.300 Should children be provided with access to puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones when they're minors?

00:35:23.040 I'm so against it.

00:35:24.960 First of all, many of them, I heard like 62%, when they grow up, when they're older,

00:35:31.080 they're saying, who did this to me?

00:35:32.360 Why did you do this to me?

00:35:33.860 Second of all, the parents have to make the decision.

00:35:36.660 You know, they're trying to give it to school boards and schools and things to make a decision.

00:35:40.380 It's unbelievable to think.

00:35:41.740 You know, I talk about mutilation sometimes in my speeches.

00:35:44.260 We will stop the mutilation of children.

00:35:47.040 And then I'll stop and I'll say to the people in the audience, I'll say,

00:35:49.900 can you imagine that I'm talking about we're going to stop mutilation of children?

00:35:53.540 But that's what it is.

00:35:54.740 It's the mutilation of children.

00:35:56.800 And we will stop the mutilation of children.

00:35:59.300 Ten years ago, nobody would ever think of it.

00:36:04.780 I am telling people, because I guess I'm a politician, whether I like it or not,

00:36:09.400 as a politician, as somebody that represents a lot of people,

00:36:13.900 I'm telling people that we're going to stop the mutilation of children.

00:36:19.080 Who would have to say a thing like that?

00:36:20.720 You'd think it would be automatic.

00:36:22.280 So would you be in favor of a ban then on puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for minors?

00:36:27.280 I think yes, yes, yes.

00:36:29.460 I would.

00:36:30.200 It's pretty clear.

00:36:30.880 That's very clear.

00:36:31.580 I think it's pretty clear.

00:36:32.280 Very clear.

00:36:32.700 And there's a much different tone there than there was in his first answer.

00:36:36.620 He's not equivocating that.

00:36:37.980 I don't know who does.

00:36:40.020 I mean, I don't know the people who are like,

00:36:42.740 yeah, you know, you're eight, you're 12.

00:36:45.700 Yeah, you're 15. 0.99

00:36:47.660 Let's cut our breasts off. 1.00

00:36:49.340 No, that's insane. 1.00

00:36:51.100 But there are those out there.

00:36:53.840 Do you notice, though, the side-by-side between that answer and the abortion answer?

00:36:57.180 Like, to me, the transgender answer is he's trying to be careful and not offend people,

00:37:03.560 but he has a real opinion on it, right?

00:37:05.580 He really feels strong, like a man can't become a woman. 1.00

00:37:08.200 He's hiding it a little bit behind political language, but you can tell how he feels.

00:37:11.500 The abortion one is, I mean, he's literally criticizing a six-week ban as horrible, right?

00:37:18.340 Like, that is, like, if anything, he seems to have a pretty strong position the opposite way at some number, right?

00:37:24.560 Like, he doesn't seem to have the exact number where he feels like.

00:37:27.440 He's like, 15 weeks is something that people are talking about, was his line.

00:37:31.220 And then six weeks is abhorrent or horrible or whatever his word was for that.

00:37:34.620 So somewhere in between those two things seems to be where his line is.

00:37:38.940 I mean, obviously, it is a more politically feasible position than what mine is,

00:37:45.360 which is basically extreme.

00:37:48.420 And I'm a welcome pro-life extremist. 0.99

00:37:51.320 I don't even mind the title, because I know I'm out of step with everybody else.

00:37:54.740 I'm not going to go bomb a clinic.

00:37:56.260 You heard it there, Your Honor.

00:37:58.000 You heard it there.

00:37:59.100 I will tell you.

00:37:59.540 He's been writing words for Pat and I for how many years, Pat?

00:38:03.560 So many.

00:38:04.200 We didn't believe any of this stuff, Your Honor.

00:38:07.400 No.

00:38:07.840 I mean, like, look, when you take a position that, you know, I don't know, 20 or 15 or 10% of people believe in,

00:38:13.700 maybe that does make you extreme.

00:38:14.960 But you know what?

00:38:15.680 But when it comes to keeping babies alive, maybe that's the right way to be.

00:38:20.300 I think we're all there.

00:38:21.780 Thank you very much, Pat.

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00:40:01.380 Anyway, I am not for limitation at all on abortion procedures.

00:40:07.340 I want them all limited.

00:40:09.460 I don't think there should be abortion.

00:40:11.760 I think it is killing a baby.

00:40:13.280 Now, 15 weeks is an interesting number, because what is that based on?

00:40:18.420 Like, 12 weeks is the heartbeat.

00:40:20.760 I thought it was six weeks is the heartbeat.

00:40:22.180 Is it six weeks?

00:40:22.760 Yeah, and some people will say even earlier, but six weeks, the heartbeat bills have generally

00:40:27.500 been six weeks.

00:40:29.380 So, is there a milestone at 12?

00:40:32.840 12 in a first trimester.

00:40:35.520 So, man, that's not it.

00:40:37.000 So, I mean, then six weeks, I understand.

00:40:40.380 Six weeks.

00:40:41.100 Yeah, I understand it as a legal line.

00:40:43.040 Like, if you were to say, well, the end of life is typically declared when there is no

00:40:47.480 heartbeat, you could legally say maybe the heartbeat begins life, which is, again, not

00:40:53.720 my moral line, but I do feel like is a somewhat legally defensible line. 0.96

00:40:58.900 The one where we just, like, kill them all whenever we want, not really legally defensible.

00:41:01.920 Yeah, I don't understand the 15-week line other than, I feel good.

00:41:06.200 But as technology improves, you know what?

00:41:09.060 It is polling.

00:41:09.600 If you look at the first trimester, second trimester, and third trimester, by the second

00:41:13.720 trimester, the overwhelming majority are against abortion.

00:41:17.320 So, the first one, you're saying, well, we'll let you have the popular abortions.

00:41:20.740 That's what it is.

00:41:21.520 It's a polling line.

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00:44:52.980 Is Megan with us?

00:44:54.300 Hello, Megan.

00:44:55.040 How are you?

00:44:56.020 Hi, I'm well.

00:44:57.060 How are you doing?

00:44:57.620 Very good.

00:44:58.320 So, your interview and the interview that the president did on MSNBC are getting a lot

00:45:06.560 of play over the weekend, because in some places he seemed to be hedging his bet, and

00:45:14.500 on MSNBC he talked about a 15-week limit on abortions.

00:45:21.900 Yeah, well, he's, this is one of the reasons why President Trump needs to put himself out

00:45:31.040 there more, because just like President Baseman, it's not okay for either one of these leading

00:45:36.380 candidates on the Dem or the GOP side to stay underground.

00:45:40.220 So, to his credit, Trump is putting himself out there much, much more than Joe Biden, but

00:45:44.840 we absolutely need to be probing their positions as the American public tries to make a decision,

00:45:51.080 And Trump, on the social issues, with all due credit for the Supreme Court justices we

00:45:55.960 got, has always been a little wishy-washy.

00:45:59.060 He's lived pretty much 75 years, he's 77 now, I guess 73, whatever it is, before he became

00:46:04.760 president, as a Democrat.

00:46:06.660 You know, one of my debate questions for him back in 2016 was, when did you become a Republican?

00:46:12.540 Because if you look back at his life, he's been much, much more of a Democrat and more

00:46:17.480 liberal on social issues, like virtually everyone in New York City is.

00:46:22.260 And I think there's still a fair amount of that in him.

00:46:25.320 So is this, for instance, let me play a clip with you, where he was talking about, can a

00:46:33.700 man become pregnant? 0.99

00:46:35.980 Play it.

00:46:36.900 Can a man become a woman? 1.00

00:46:38.060 Um, in my opinion, you have a man, you have a woman, I, I think, I think part of it is

00:46:48.660 birth.

00:46:49.320 Can the man give birth? 0.91

00:46:50.800 No, no.

00:46:52.100 Although they'll come up with some answer to that also.

00:46:54.340 Someday I heard just the other day, they have a way that now the man can give birth. 0.99

00:46:58.980 No, I would say, uh, uh, I'll continue my stance on that.

00:47:03.360 So what, what was your takeaway?

00:47:06.460 Cause he never really answered it, but he did shake his head.

00:47:09.420 No towards the beginning.

00:47:11.180 What's your takeaway from that?

00:47:13.340 Well, I thought it was weak sauce.

00:47:15.100 I really wish he, he did better on that.

00:47:17.780 I like Ron DeSantis's answer.

00:47:19.280 I'm going to be honest, which is no, no, no, no, no, obviously no.

00:47:26.280 And it's not determined based on who can give birth determined by God.

00:47:33.340 And it's pretty obvious just as soon as you come out of the womb, that's the way it's 0.99

00:47:36.760 always been.

00:47:37.260 That's the way it continues to be notwithstanding this weird agenda by some activists in this

00:47:41.840 crazy trans agenda, pushing cult. 0.96

00:47:45.500 Um, so Trump clearly knows that. 0.98

00:47:48.480 I don't know if he's got, if he's trying to like appease some group of trans voters

00:47:53.720 that he thinks is going to make the difference with him, even when I had Don jr on my show,

00:47:59.140 he was kind of dancing around this issue.

00:48:02.040 I think that they think they're somehow going to do better with Democrats if they don't hit

00:48:09.060 this straight on, even though, I mean, 98% of the Republican party is united on this issue.

00:48:15.760 This is not, it is not a winner for any Republican to hedge on this.

00:48:20.360 Uh, just ask Asa Hutchinson.

00:48:22.620 So I'm not sure what he's thinking.

00:48:24.820 I feel like this and the abortion thing, he must be thinking more general election where

00:48:29.400 there are Democrats who don't feel as Republicans do.

00:48:32.580 But, um, I really think there's such a small voting group on this particular issue.

00:48:36.520 He needs a better answer and I hope he gets it soon.

00:48:38.800 So, well, do you think this will shake the tree at all?

00:48:42.600 I mean, I think he looks at the poll numbers and thinks there's, I mean, I'm going to win.

00:48:49.120 Uh, so why not start a moderate campaign now?

00:48:53.540 Uh, because I'm going to win the, the primary.

00:48:56.740 So let's just get past that and just start being, you know, more moderate to appeal to a

00:49:01.460 wider audience than just the Republicans.

00:49:03.680 Do you think that's going to work?

00:49:04.860 I don't, I mean, I'm much more in the Ann Coulter field of thinking when it comes to who

00:49:12.580 the party should nominate.

00:49:14.220 I think they should nominate somebody who's going to drive turnout.

00:49:16.880 And generally with Republicans, that means someone who is conservative, who is genuinely

00:49:20.780 conservative.

00:49:21.700 Look at what happened with John McCain.

00:49:23.980 Okay.

00:49:24.640 Like they've tried to go more moderate.

00:49:27.240 It doesn't work.

00:49:28.120 Um, now Trump does drive turnout because he's Trump and there's something about him that,

00:49:34.940 you know, his core constituency finds very appealing.

00:49:37.200 And, you know, that 30% isn't going to abandon him, even if he comes out and says he wants abortions

00:49:42.140 in the ninth month.

00:49:43.060 I mean, that's a really, that's really the question, not whether he can shoot somebody

00:49:47.100 on fifth Avenue, but could Trump say that he's pro abortion ninth month and still hold

00:49:51.680 on to that core 30% Glenn.

00:49:53.880 I think the answer is yes.

00:49:54.800 Um, and he's almost toying with that experiment right now.

00:49:59.340 He's not pro abortion ninth month.

00:50:00.860 He's really more banking on the fact that he appointed the three justices who made the

00:50:04.700 difference on Roe v.

00:50:05.500 Wade and he's not going to lose any Republican voters to Joe Biden on the issue of abortion,

00:50:12.420 right?

00:50:12.640 He's playing the long game, but he does need to generate enthusiasm and it's already tamped

00:50:17.640 down, not in that 30% of Republicans, but the other half who are tepid on Trump.

00:50:23.080 So let me ask you about Joe Biden here for a second, because, uh, I've started to see,

00:50:30.880 uh, for instance, there was a, an article in the Washington post from a big, a big player,

00:50:37.500 uh, on the left.

00:50:39.160 And, uh, in the editorial, he said, you know, I love Joe Biden and he's done great things

00:50:45.100 and nothing against anything he's ever done, but I think it's time for him to go.

00:50:50.360 And I think that you see the supporters, uh, and the, uh, the key members possibly starting

00:51:00.480 to move in and saying, you know, Joe, I think maybe you should go.

00:51:03.460 Do you think he is the, uh, candidate by the time we get to the, the, uh, election?

00:51:10.920 I don't know, Glenn, I'm seeing what you're seeing.

00:51:15.920 It seems like there's a movement underfoot to gently oust him and her.

00:51:21.140 That was what was interesting in WAPO, which was, they both need to go.

00:51:26.440 We don't want to be stuck with her, but you know, live by the sword, die by the sword.

00:51:31.240 They selected her for identity politics reasons and good luck subbing her out, uh, and subbing 1.00

00:51:36.600 in some other damn like Gavin Newsom, you know, who doesn't check the right boxes and

00:51:40.960 even who does check the right boxes, uh, Sonny Hostin woke identity politics warrior over 0.98

00:51:46.040 on the view was saying, if he subs out Kamala Harris, he's going to lose the black vote.

00:51:50.300 We're not interchangeable.

00:51:51.440 Even if he puts back in a black woman, but in any event, you can feel the ground shifting 0.99

00:51:57.400 CNN doing a long fact check on five eyes last Thursday, and I've never seen them unleash

00:52:03.560 their Daniel Dale guy on Biden.

00:52:06.140 That was always a Trump thing.

00:52:07.980 Um, now more and more sort of getting interested in just how old president Biden is and pulling

00:52:13.820 heavily on it.

00:52:14.640 And the results are disastrous.

00:52:16.060 The Ignatius piece, um, there's been just example after example of how they seem to be

00:52:21.460 realizing, you know what?

00:52:24.200 He can't do it.

00:52:25.180 We're going to lose if we stick with him.

00:52:28.120 But I also think you have to ask yourself realistically, how do you get rid of him?

00:52:34.400 You know, I think there's some fantasy that Barack Obama could do it.

00:52:37.360 He'd come get, you know, like give him the tap on the shoulder.

00:52:39.600 Like you'd get at the, at the dance time to sit down, your dancing's over.

00:52:45.080 Um, I'm not sure.

00:52:46.640 Well, it's exactly.

00:52:48.820 Voluntarily walks away from power like that.

00:52:50.800 Well, voluntarily, uh, George Washington, but remember that Nixon did that and Nixon only

00:53:00.080 did it when he realized the party was no longer with him.

00:53:04.140 When all of the people he counted on, uh, to help support him, we're turning on him.

00:53:10.760 And that's when he decided to resign.

00:53:13.060 There's a, there's a good way to do this and there is the tough way.

00:53:16.780 And we're offering you the chance to make this your idea.

00:53:20.740 And, uh, well, I think part of the pressure might be the Hunter Biden scandal.

00:53:28.340 When you saw the, um, uh, the, uh, charges last week, are these real or are these bogus too?

00:53:37.380 The gun charges?

00:53:38.680 Yes.

00:53:39.820 I mean, look, they're, they're real in that he did it and any one of us would have been

00:53:43.760 charged for it.

00:53:45.100 So, okay.

00:53:45.860 But of course they were brought very reluctantly by a guy who's on his side.

00:53:50.200 David Weiss, the U S attorney for Delaware is on Hunter Biden's side.

00:53:54.880 He's the man who has been investigating him for six years, who let the most damning charges

00:54:00.620 expire under the statute of limitations.

00:54:02.760 Even though Hunter's lawyers offered what's called a tolling agreement, they offered to

00:54:07.860 extend the statute of limitations.

00:54:10.160 And David Weiss said, nah, that's okay.

00:54:13.680 He's, this is, this is his prosecutor.

00:54:15.500 So we're supposed to believe now he's going to be tough on Hunter.

00:54:18.560 BS.

00:54:18.920 It was a fig leaf charge on only the gun, uh, statute, which by the way, a lot of people

00:54:24.980 think won't even hold up.

00:54:26.160 This gun statute has been deemed unconstitutional under the second amendment.

00:54:30.580 And so it's possible they could go away on constitutional grounds that would probably

00:54:33.760 be acceptable to most Republicans.

00:54:35.780 Uh, so it's a kind of a low stakes matter, but let's say, let's say he gets convicted,

00:54:41.480 which he probably will.

00:54:43.240 Some are saying this is a smart move by the Republicans because at least now Hunter and

00:54:48.900 Joe have real skin in the game, he could potentially face jail time.

00:54:52.840 And maybe it gives Dems like Obama and the party leaders on the Dem side, the power to

00:54:58.380 go to Joe and say, do it for Hunter.

00:55:01.360 You'll pardon him while announcing you're just a one-termer.

00:55:04.960 You can give your son the pardon, keep him out of jail, save the Democrat party.

00:55:09.180 You'll be on Mount Rushmore and you can save the whole family.

00:55:13.600 Yes.

00:55:14.240 But you know what?

00:55:15.340 If that's the price it takes to get him out of there, let's do it.

00:55:18.020 Uh, so be as, uh, be as tough on this as you can be when you see the, uh, the left saying

00:55:31.760 there, there's no evidence, there's no evidence.

00:55:34.720 They've got no evidence.

00:55:36.240 There's plenty of evidence.

00:55:37.900 I don't know if that all adds up to, you know, proof, but there's tons of evidence.

00:55:43.320 If you were standing in a court of law, cause it's what you used to do and your client was

00:55:50.460 Joe Biden and Hunter Biden, and you saw the evidence that the prosecution has shown already

00:55:57.760 and they say there's more, how would you assess your chance of winning?

00:56:04.240 It would depend on the evidentiary standard.

00:56:07.280 If it's preponderance of the evidence where you just have to prove 51% more likely than 49%

00:56:12.900 not, he's guilty.

00:56:14.760 If it's beyond a reasonable doubt, I would acquit him so far, so far.

00:56:19.480 But we, that's only because we haven't gotten all the bank records, which they're about to

00:56:22.800 get.

00:56:23.260 So, but there's a, it's more than 51% likely he did this.

00:56:27.800 I mean, I would put it more up in the sixties, but if you're talking about conviction of a

00:56:32.980 crime, not there yet.

00:56:35.540 And what do the bank records, what are you looking for in the bank records?

00:56:39.200 What do they have to show?

00:56:39.940 Well, I mean, I would want to see the actual deposits of the money, but you know, into Joe

00:56:45.940 Biden's accounts in order to, you know, actually convict of a crime, but we had Peter Schweitzer

00:56:51.540 on the show on Friday and he's of course, the Hunter expert.

00:56:54.800 Yeah.

00:56:55.160 He was making some very interesting points about how in order to show bribery, in order to show

00:57:00.620 corruption, you really don't even need to show any deposits into Joe Biden's accounts.

00:57:05.420 Showing the deposits into Hunter Biden's accounts is enough.

00:57:07.800 Not to mention the other eight family members who were on the take.

00:57:10.800 Correct.

00:57:11.220 You know, I mean, the benefit to the family member is sufficient.

00:57:15.180 And this kind of brings me back to where I'm coming into this whole corruption scandal.

00:57:19.960 I almost feel like Republicans are overstating their own burden.

00:57:25.800 You know, it's, it doesn't need, I realize why they're doing the impeachment.

00:57:29.600 I'm actually in favor of it, but it doesn't need to go that route.

00:57:33.220 And they don't need to allege crimes.

00:57:34.800 The corruption is there plain as the nose on your face.

00:57:38.340 Yes.

00:57:38.820 I want one, one honest journalist, just one with access to president Biden to get him in

00:57:46.920 an interview and say, how dare you allow your son to sit on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian 0.98

00:57:53.700 company being investigated for corruption.

00:57:55.760 When you were the point man on the Obama administration's corruption cleanup in Ukraine.

00:58:02.920 How dare you?

00:58:04.200 Is that not disqualifying to your ongoing role as a public official?

00:58:08.780 Go ahead.

00:58:09.760 I think it is.

00:58:10.840 We're not going to see that, but I think it is.

00:58:12.920 And I would love to see that.

00:58:14.280 I go a step further.

00:58:15.760 As a father, you knew who Kolomoisky was. 1.00

00:58:20.120 He's a brutal killer.

00:58:22.100 He beheads his opponents and you took your son who you knew had a drug problem and drinking 0.99

00:58:29.820 problem and could easily be roped into anything.

00:58:33.460 And you allowed him to sit on on that board with that man.

00:58:38.980 Are you out of your mind?

00:58:41.540 Right.

00:58:42.360 When when he was drug adult, we were just looking back at the timeline on Hunter's addiction.

00:58:49.460 I actually have this right in front of me because I was looking at it in preparation for my

00:58:53.540 show today.

00:58:54.320 So he joined the board of Burisma in April 2014.

00:58:59.040 That same year, he was just discharged from the Navy Reserve after testing positive for

00:59:04.620 cocaine.

00:59:05.300 Right.

00:59:05.440 That same year when he joined the board, which Joe knows all of this.

00:59:10.520 This is while his father was overseeing US policy in Ukraine.

00:59:13.580 By May of 15, he had a relapse on his alcohol addiction.

00:59:19.520 By 2016, he had a relapse of his crack cocaine addiction.

00:59:24.740 And this is all while he's doing business with this with the Chinese energy company,

00:59:28.920 CEFC, while he's on the board of Burisma, which his father knows because he's regularly

00:59:34.060 calling into the Hunter business meetings in order to lend a wide name.

00:59:37.660 He knows his crack addled son is sitting on these boards, cashing checks, and he's facilitating

00:59:45.320 it.

00:59:46.360 I mean, at a minimum, this counteracts the narrative of what a great dad he is.

00:59:51.080 What a great dad.

00:59:51.860 I agree.

00:59:52.660 I agree.

00:59:53.840 Megan, thank you very much.

00:59:55.000 We look forward to your program.

00:59:56.380 You can catch Megan Kelly wherever you get your podcast.

00:59:58.920 She also follows this show on Sirius XM.

01:00:02.820 Thank you so much.

01:00:04.340 My pleasure.

01:00:05.080 God bless you.

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01:01:21.200 I do.

01:01:31.560 All right.

01:01:32.220 Now, remember, we're not heading towards Marxism or communism or anything like that.

01:01:36.740 OK, just calm down.

01:01:40.260 Chicago Democratic mayor, Mayor Brandon Johnson, is exploring opening now city owned grocery stores.

01:01:49.500 To address food inequalities, according to Wednesday press release from the Chicago mayor.

01:02:01.020 Chicago's newly elected mayor announced a partnership with the Progressive National Nonprofit Group,

01:02:06.740 Economic Security Project, to solve the lack of food access in some neighborhoods.

01:02:12.520 So remember, we're not talking about communism here.

01:02:16.200 We're just talking about the city.

01:02:19.800 They're controlling the means of supply.

01:02:21.480 That's all in production.

01:02:23.020 That's all.

01:02:23.520 What does it have to do with anything like communism?

01:02:27.240 It's a better, stronger, safer future.

01:02:29.360 Right.

01:02:29.640 That's what they say.

01:02:30.420 And of course, some people will point out maybe the reason why there's not a lot of grocery stores is the major problems with crime and the policies are left to address them.

01:02:42.300 And the fact that, you know, illegal immigrants are overrunning the country. 1.00

01:02:47.640 But this is the same mayor who's Brandon Johnson, right?

01:02:50.480 That's what we're talking about.

01:02:51.360 He said this, and I hope everyone is hearing this.

01:02:54.940 As you may be coming across and becoming a guest in our country, I hope you hear the words of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson,

01:03:00.960 who eloquently stated, sanctuary means that everyone is welcome here.

01:03:07.560 That's right.

01:03:07.980 As a city, we commit to take care of each other and provide all of our neighbors with the resources they need to thrive.

01:03:16.900 Thrive.

01:03:17.480 If I spoke any other language than bad English, I would say in Spanish right now and in Mexican. 0.99

01:03:27.280 I would.

01:03:27.820 Both?

01:03:28.420 Both.

01:03:29.120 Wow.

01:03:29.560 Wow.

01:03:30.360 You know, if I'm going to speak one, I should speak both.

01:03:32.520 That's true.

01:03:33.220 I would say, go to Chicago.

01:03:35.800 Chicago.

01:03:36.460 That's the place to go.

01:03:36.920 That's the place to go, and you're going to get city-run grocery stores.

01:03:40.240 Because he easily could have said, we will provide the things for you to survive, but that's not what he said.

01:03:43.920 No.

01:03:44.280 Thrive.

01:03:44.840 Thrive.

01:03:45.420 Thrive.

01:03:46.300 You can thrive in Chicago.

01:03:49.880 So go check it out.

01:03:50.560 It's a little cold, they say, but I'm not sure that's all that true.

01:03:56.760 I mean, I was there last summer.

01:03:59.360 Seemed great.

01:04:00.100 Totally fine, yeah.

01:04:01.060 Seemed great.

01:04:02.100 I mean, you might have to dodge various projectiles here and there, but, you know, as long as you're somewhat agile, you should be fine.

01:04:09.640 El Chicago.

01:04:11.220 Oh.

01:04:11.880 Oh, that's good.

01:04:12.820 Wow.

01:04:13.020 Thank you.

01:04:13.420 You do speak Mexican.

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01:04:21.640 Oh.

01:04:22.980 So, by inflation, that's working, right?

01:04:25.520 I mean, huh?

01:04:26.580 We've just revealed the most significant monthly inflation increase since June of 22.

01:04:34.400 Gas prices jumped an eye-watering 10.6%.

01:04:37.500 Energy costs 5.6.

01:04:39.600 Food prices edged up 0.2.

01:04:42.300 Even the cost of keeping a roof over your head is up.

01:04:45.800 The Federal Reserve's magical 2% inflation target is looking more and more like a fairy tale every day, and that's really not good.

01:04:53.860 Because that shrinks your dollar.

01:04:56.280 Your savings are evaporating.

01:04:58.280 Washington, shockingly, doesn't seem to have a plan to make things better.

01:05:02.260 In fact, they're doing what they're doing, printing more money to make it even worse.

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01:05:51.080 It's pretty incredible.

01:05:52.260 We just told you that Chicago is looking into city-run and owned grocery stores.

01:05:58.460 Because for some reason, they can't keep grocery.

01:06:01.200 I don't know what the reason is.

01:06:02.960 Probably just, it's probably white people. 0.82

01:06:05.840 But they can't keep the grocery stores.

01:06:08.800 And so, they're thinking now about having city-run.

01:06:13.200 And I think this is interesting.

01:06:14.680 It reminded me of a story from the city of Highland Park in Illinois.

01:06:20.420 They're having a really, a poverty simulation event.

01:06:26.880 And it's where you can figure out what it, you can feel like what it's like to be poor.

01:06:31.220 However, they're holding it at the Highland Park Country Club.

01:06:37.020 And we'll give you more, we'll give you more information.

01:06:39.940 I've heard this has been postponed or canceled.

01:06:43.200 Why?

01:06:45.400 Poor taste?

01:06:47.940 I've heard they have delicious food at the Highland Park Country Club.

01:06:52.460 I don't understand that.

01:06:53.720 But we'll get back into that here in just a second.

01:06:55.860 First, I want to take you out to New Mexico.

01:07:02.020 And we have Brian Festa on with us.

01:07:04.580 He is, we are, we the Patriots USA co-founder and vice president.

01:07:09.060 He's also an attorney.

01:07:10.860 And he has been following this in New Mexico.

01:07:14.760 And I'd just like to know what the latest is on the governor who now is, you know, pulling it back and say only,

01:07:23.200 no, I'm, we're saying you can't carry, you know, now on school grounds or in city parks,

01:07:29.760 which I don't think you could ever carry a gun on school grounds in the first place.

01:07:34.880 Brian, welcome.

01:07:37.140 Good morning, Glenn.

01:07:38.420 Thanks for having me here.

01:07:40.340 Yeah.

01:07:40.940 We, the Patriots USA.org is our organization.

01:07:43.620 We filed a request for a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction, actually, lawsuit within 24 hours of her issuing her original order about a week ago.

01:07:56.720 And Judge David Urias, Biden appointee, actually did rule in our favor last Wednesday and issued that temporary restraining order.

01:08:06.080 She comes out on Friday and issues a new order, as you just stated.

01:08:11.480 It actually applies to not just school grounds, but public parks and playgrounds.

01:08:17.640 So in our view, she's bordering on contempt here because the original order also included public parks and playgrounds.

01:08:25.760 And the judge already issued a restraining order against her. 0.91

01:08:29.460 So she comes out and says, well, I'll just issue a new order.

01:08:32.060 So we're probably going back to court today.

01:08:34.560 We're going to actually file another request for a TRO, a temporary restraining order against her. 1.00

01:08:39.680 But if this is enforced in any way, this new order, in our view, that's contempt.

01:08:45.860 So what is going to happen here?

01:08:48.680 I mean, what should happen, in my view, is she should either be impeached or she should receive some sort of punishment more than a slap on the hands.

01:08:59.680 If they if our politicians don't learn that you touch the constitutional stove, which is very hot, you will get burned.

01:09:08.860 If we don't teach them that in some way, they'll just keep doing this over and over and over again.

01:09:14.520 Absolutely. And that's the danger.

01:09:18.640 That's why we thought this case was so important and why we jumped into this.

01:09:22.560 Like I said, within 24 hours, because for a governor just to flagrantly ignore and defy not only the United States Constitution, which is the worst part,

01:09:33.440 but also the decision and the Bruin decision just last year by the United States Supreme Court, which clearly stated that you couldn't do what she's doing here.

01:09:44.680 You can't create these so-called sensitive places based on high crime rates and take away people's right to defend themselves.

01:09:52.160 The justices were clear on that.

01:09:54.620 And it's almost like she took that decision and said, I'm going to do exactly what the Supreme Court said I can't do.

01:10:01.440 So this is a showdown between governors and the United States Supreme Court, between governors and our Constitution, our Second Amendment rights.

01:10:09.780 And that's why it's so important that we all of us, you know, not just our organization, of course,

01:10:14.480 but everyone needs to stand up and fight against this to keep our right to bear arms, to protect ourselves and our families.

01:10:22.460 I hope.

01:10:24.980 When is she up for election again? 0.94

01:10:28.300 Do you know?

01:10:29.080 You know?

01:10:29.540 I don't actually know.

01:10:31.260 Yeah, I would.

01:10:32.500 It might be next year.

01:10:34.500 Yeah, well, I hope the people of New Mexico remember this and show her the door.

01:10:39.860 This kind of stuff has got to stop.

01:10:42.940 Brian, great to talk to you again.

01:10:44.600 Thank you so much for being on the program.

01:10:46.940 Keep up the good work.

01:10:47.620 Yeah, thank you, Glenn.

01:10:48.520 I'll keep you posted on the updates.

01:10:50.400 Yeah, is there anything we can do to help?

01:10:53.440 You know, as everybody probably knows, these lawsuits are extremely expensive.

01:10:59.140 And we are a nonprofit public interest law firm.

01:11:02.160 We don't charge our clients anything.

01:11:04.480 So if anyone is able to make a donation, we have a 2A legal fund on our website at WeThePatriotsUSA.org.

01:11:12.520 We know times are tough, but we would greatly appreciate if people could support this action because we want to be ready to fight back, not only against Governor Grisham, but any other governor or the Biden administration that does this.

01:11:26.780 We want to be able to jump right into court and fight back against it.

01:11:29.580 Thank you so much, Brian.

01:11:30.480 I appreciate it.

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01:11:35.280 How was your weekend, Stu?

01:11:40.500 It was good.

01:11:41.440 Filled with many little league outings.

01:11:43.860 And that's my life at the moment.

01:11:45.780 But it was lots of fun.

01:11:47.260 I like watching my son play baseball.

01:11:49.460 So it was great.

01:11:49.960 So my wife said, let's go to this movie this weekend.

01:11:55.720 I don't even remember what it was called.

01:11:57.480 And I was like, okay.

01:11:59.800 And she said, here, look at the trailer.

01:12:01.420 And I just kind of half watched a little bit.

01:12:04.420 And I was like, okay.

01:12:07.420 Didn't read anything about it.

01:12:08.860 Knew nothing about it.

01:12:09.720 It looked like a horror movie.

01:12:11.540 It was a trick.

01:12:12.420 It was a Kenneth Branagh movie.

01:12:13.740 And, you know, those are, I know you have a hat rule.

01:12:19.820 I don't like movies that feature actors in fancy hats.

01:12:23.480 Yeah.

01:12:23.840 And there were lots of fancy hats.

01:12:25.760 Okay.

01:12:26.060 Yeah, I'm out.

01:12:26.620 Lots of hats.

01:12:27.160 Yeah.

01:12:27.400 Yeah.

01:12:27.940 Immediately out.

01:12:28.740 Yeah.

01:12:29.060 And it was an Agatha Christie.

01:12:31.080 Oh my.

01:12:31.680 Yeah.

01:12:32.200 Okay.

01:12:32.740 Yeah.

01:12:33.360 So it was shockingly really good.

01:12:38.040 But I felt a little duped.

01:12:40.640 I felt a little duped.

01:12:41.700 So she tried to make you believe it was a horror movie?

01:12:44.200 No, I don't think she tried to do that.

01:12:47.460 I think that's the way I read it because I wasn't really listening to my.

01:12:50.580 Yes, she was trying to do that.

01:12:52.680 Yes, you're right.

01:12:53.480 So you were the victim.

01:12:54.700 I was the victim here.

01:12:56.000 Of your wife's manipulation.

01:12:58.560 Knowing.

01:12:58.860 Knowing you wouldn't pay attention to what she was saying.

01:13:01.360 Right.

01:13:01.920 She knows me better than that.

01:13:03.320 Right.

01:13:03.880 She knows.

01:13:04.040 And to do that, she decided to say something that probably explained exactly what it was,

01:13:08.560 but knew you would never pay attention to it.

01:13:10.580 So you're a victim.

01:13:11.420 And I see Kenneth Branagh and I'm like, oh no, it's no.

01:13:16.780 And what came out of my mouth was, I like him.

01:13:20.620 He's pretty good. 0.98

01:13:22.300 And then I thought, wait, isn't he the guy that makes all that Shakespeare crap? 0.97

01:13:27.520 And yes. 0.99

01:13:29.460 Yes, it is.

01:13:30.460 Wow.

01:13:31.140 Yeah.

01:13:31.680 So that's how my weekend started.

01:13:34.100 So I had a good weekend.

01:13:36.340 It sounds like it was a blast.

01:13:38.160 Yeah.

01:13:38.440 Yeah.

01:13:39.160 You want to go?

01:13:40.100 I don't.

01:13:40.820 I have no interest in that whatsoever.

01:13:42.980 It's a horror movie.

01:13:44.360 Oh, now it's starting to sound interesting.

01:13:47.960 I will say, you know, can I, on the horror movie thing?

01:13:50.240 Yeah.

01:13:50.460 You watched, you said you watched some football this weekend.

01:13:52.640 Yes, I did.

01:13:53.120 You watched some of the Chiefs Jaguars game.

01:13:55.640 Is that what you did at some point?

01:13:57.200 Well, no, but my son talked to me about it.

01:13:59.400 Okay.

01:13:59.780 Yeah.

01:13:59.960 So you didn't actually watch any of it.

01:14:01.120 No, but I listened to my son.

01:14:02.260 You listened to your son.

01:14:04.360 A lot of these, I don't know.

01:14:06.140 I have kids right in that age of like, you know, they don't watch.

01:14:10.460 I don't have them watching all sorts of, you know, horror movies or, you know, like I'm

01:14:15.960 keeping them pretty much away from that.

01:14:17.360 And people say, hey, you're keeping your kid in a bubble.

01:14:19.040 I'm like, have you looked at this world?

01:14:21.280 Yes.

01:14:21.680 Yeah.

01:14:21.800 I want the bubble to be thicker.

01:14:23.840 That's what I want.

01:14:24.800 It's not a bubble.

01:14:25.580 It's more of an actual wall.

01:14:27.340 Yes.

01:14:28.060 I build the wall.

01:14:30.100 I'm doing it in my life as long as possible.

01:14:32.620 Smart.

01:14:33.220 My belief is, and I could be wrong on this, but I remember growing up.

01:14:36.440 And as you get older, you have plenty of time to do all the really bad things that the world

01:14:40.360 offers.

01:14:40.900 Oh, and there's nobody there to nag you to stop you.

01:14:43.320 No.

01:14:43.780 No.

01:14:43.940 You could do whatever you want.

01:14:45.240 No.

01:14:45.360 So he's going to have plenty of time.

01:14:46.760 My daughter's going to have plenty of time to do all the terrible things this world offers. 1.00

01:14:50.300 Right.

01:14:50.380 But for right now, I'd like to keep them away from that.

01:14:53.500 And like, they're still young enough in which like, they're watching a horror movie.

01:14:56.740 They could get scared at it.

01:14:58.360 Oh, sure.

01:14:58.720 You know, like, I don't know what time that expires.

01:15:00.460 They're 24 and 21.

01:15:03.660 But like, seriously, like, I don't know.

01:15:05.260 I remember moments from my childhood seeing like moments from like a Stephen King movie.

01:15:09.120 Oh, yeah.

01:15:09.640 And being terrified for weeks.

01:15:11.180 Oh, I know what you're going to talk about.

01:15:13.440 You do?

01:15:13.960 Yes.

01:15:14.520 Because I watched the Cowboys game.

01:15:16.220 Yeah.

01:15:16.780 Right?

01:15:17.180 They are running an advertisement for some Exorcist sequel.

01:15:21.060 Yeah.

01:15:21.440 In the middle of these games.

01:15:22.920 That looks scary as heck.

01:15:22.940 That looks freaking terrifying.

01:15:24.480 Yeah.

01:15:25.100 And like, as a dad, who's going to be the guy getting up in the middle of the night if

01:15:30.540 my kids are terrified by this?

01:15:32.520 Right.

01:15:32.740 Can you stop?

01:15:33.620 Can you make it?

01:15:34.300 I don't know.

01:15:35.260 80% less terrifying.

01:15:38.280 There's just like the faces.

01:15:40.040 Oh, my gosh.

01:15:41.160 You saw this.

01:15:41.820 I saw it.

01:15:42.860 I saw it like every commercial break.

01:15:45.760 Yeah.

01:15:45.980 Yeah.

01:15:46.000 And I'm watching and I'm like, what is happening?

01:15:48.280 What is happening?

01:15:49.120 I thought at first, because I was only half watching, I thought, this has got to be a

01:15:53.040 parody of something.

01:15:54.600 You know, it's got to be, you know.

01:15:55.560 Because you see Exorcist, it's been done so many times.

01:15:58.580 Right.

01:15:58.640 Do you feel like, but it was like, no.

01:16:01.140 I'm like, oh, my God.

01:16:03.100 I mean, I remember the Exorcist.

01:16:06.300 I remember.

01:16:07.260 I never saw it.

01:16:09.240 I, you know, after I, you know, after I moved out of my parents' house.

01:16:12.780 Right, Ted, you saw it.

01:16:13.740 Of course.

01:16:14.080 I saw a little bit of it.

01:16:15.120 But I could only, I've never watched the whole thing.

01:16:17.180 I watched like 15 minutes of it.

01:16:18.840 I'm like, I got to watch this movie.

01:16:20.600 My sister went, she snuck out of the house.

01:16:23.540 She was 16.

01:16:24.880 You know, she snuck out and her friends.

01:16:26.720 Because this is at the time when everybody was like vomiting in the theaters and everything

01:16:30.780 else.

01:16:31.820 And she's like, I got to see this.

01:16:34.900 So then she comes at night and she's too afraid to sleep in her own bed.

01:16:38.520 So she, I had bunk bed.

01:16:39.760 She sleeps in the bottom bunk for like a month. 0.89

01:16:42.140 And every night she tells me about it.

01:16:44.320 And I'm like, I'm, you know, I'm like seven.

01:16:48.300 Oh, mom, I'm afraid.

01:16:51.840 What are you afraid of?

01:16:53.340 Demons.

01:16:54.400 Why are you afraid of demons?

01:16:57.200 Not because Coletta went to the exorcist.

01:16:58.960 It told me all about it.

01:17:00.860 You're a good brother.

01:17:01.880 I could see.

01:17:03.460 Well, I really like.

01:17:04.540 Oh, it's terrifying.

01:17:05.380 Especially because we live in a world in which basically the only thing you can safely allow

01:17:11.620 your kids to watch are sports.

01:17:13.660 Like everything else is terrible.

01:17:16.160 The Disney channel has become terrible.

01:17:19.120 Terrible.

01:17:19.980 Right?

01:17:20.240 For your kids.

01:17:20.960 Yeah.

01:17:21.120 So you can put them in front of sports mostly.

01:17:24.680 And most of the time it's okay.

01:17:26.560 And then, but then occasionally there'll be a commercial in which the devil's hand comes

01:17:31.160 out of the screen and grasps their throat.

01:17:33.220 Like that's all.

01:17:34.580 And it's like, can you, I don't know.

01:17:37.320 Can we have, there used to be a, an unwritten rule.

01:17:41.680 First, I think it was a written rule.

01:17:43.060 Then it was an unwritten rule.

01:17:44.340 The family hour.

01:17:45.680 Yeah.

01:17:45.840 When the family is watching something together, can we make it something the family can watch

01:17:53.740 together?

01:17:55.240 Yeah.

01:17:56.020 Now I get it.

01:17:57.100 If you're up in the fourth quarter and it's 11 o'clock at night on a Sunday night game

01:18:00.740 or a Monday night game, you know, I understand you might have different rules there, but like

01:18:04.280 the NFL, how much money do they make?

01:18:08.280 How, I mean, billions and billions and billions of dollars.

01:18:11.080 The networks, all of the top rated shows for the entire year are NFL games.

01:18:17.580 Do you expect us to turn down money just because it's the devil?

01:18:22.980 No, I'm not even asking you to have a standard.

01:18:26.660 I'm willing to pay what my dollars aren't good enough for you.

01:18:29.840 Just take the money from somebody else.

01:18:32.300 Take it from some other.

01:18:33.680 Put cigarettes back on television, please.

01:18:36.140 You're so much better than I am.

01:18:38.000 Wait, do you even have a Satan button over there, don't you?

01:18:43.460 No.

01:18:45.360 I don't know what you're talking about.

01:18:52.580 So that's all we're asking. 0.95

01:18:54.200 You just don't scare the crap out of the children.

01:18:56.180 Please.

01:18:56.660 And me.

01:18:57.140 Quite honestly.

01:18:57.820 And me.

01:18:58.320 I saw that.

01:18:58.840 I can see that face in my head right now.

01:19:01.400 I don't want to see that face.

01:19:02.760 Don't want to see that face.

01:19:03.880 Oh my gosh.

01:19:06.100 Sarah, look.

01:19:08.000 Think of that face.

01:19:08.760 Now look at Stu.

01:19:09.720 Oh my gosh.

01:19:10.900 Very similar.

01:19:11.800 Very similar.

01:19:12.280 And may I just say.

01:19:13.320 Yes.

01:19:13.760 You should brush your teeth occasionally.

01:19:15.720 Occasionally.

01:19:16.160 Well.

01:19:17.060 I think that big fluoride.

01:19:18.920 It's already in the water.

01:19:20.160 Our toothbrushes are evil.

01:19:22.300 All right.

01:19:23.160 Let me.

01:19:25.020 What does this?

01:19:25.820 What does Satan say when something is really, really bad?

01:19:29.360 He wouldn't say it was evil.

01:19:32.640 That's toothbrushes are too good.

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01:20:55.300 You know, I just think, you know, if you want to stay warm in the winter, wear a sweater.

01:21:07.820 Don't turn up the heat.

01:21:09.940 You know, gas prices are a problem.

01:21:11.660 Food prices, you know, kind of a stagflation kind of thing.

01:21:14.620 And lo and behold, the Americans are just coming down the steps now after being freed from being hostages in Iran.

01:21:22.760 Well, I think the play here is complete, gang.

01:21:27.620 I think we've, oh, this is the first half.

01:21:31.640 Oh, that doesn't, that doesn't sound good.

01:21:34.680 Well, the end of the first act, ladies and gentlemen, end with the hostages coming down from Iran.

01:21:41.620 So, I guess the rest of it is all going to be new and a shocking, shocking surprise.

01:21:48.340 But I'm glad to see that we paid $6 billion and got five hostages.

01:21:54.260 Isn't it a little bit unfair to these countries that we don't publish a rate sheet?

01:21:58.180 Or we just say, hey, if you just kidnap this many Americans and we'll give you this much money. 0.53

01:22:02.500 Some would say paying for hostages, you know, paying terrorists is a bad thing.

01:22:12.120 Some would say that.

01:22:13.380 Negotiating with a terrorist.

01:22:14.360 I've seen a few documentary films like that.

01:22:17.680 I don't understand what you mean.

01:22:19.660 Okay.

01:22:20.100 Why would that be bad?

01:22:20.980 I mean, it's, look.

01:22:22.020 You'd like to publish like a price list, like a menu.

01:22:24.740 Yeah, like a nice little pricing menu.

01:22:26.260 We're like, hey, you know, kidnap three, get a deal of some sort.

01:22:30.140 Yeah, like, yeah.

01:22:30.860 Yeah, but the other thing is we have to like lower the amount they get for each terrorist

01:22:35.500 so we don't incentivize it.

01:22:37.360 Sure.

01:22:37.880 For each person they kidnap, we give a little bit less money.

01:22:42.060 Okay, but you have to keep, you know, you kidnap 100, you have to keep the price above

01:22:46.980 the price of a bullet and just below the price of what the, you know, what they have to pay

01:22:53.200 for and food to keep them all alive.

01:22:55.200 There's a sweet spot.

01:22:56.000 There is a sweet spot.

01:22:56.940 We'll work on that.

01:22:57.580 We'll have the Biden ministry.

01:22:59.020 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:00.860 How are your dogs still?

01:23:04.760 Good.

01:23:05.560 They're doing well.

01:23:07.220 President Miles passed away.

01:23:08.820 Yeah.

01:23:09.320 Well, he's not doing well.

01:23:10.820 Well, I mean.

01:23:11.820 He passed away.

01:23:12.540 He's probably doing better than we are right now.

01:23:14.840 Thank you for bringing that up.

01:23:16.140 Yeah.

01:23:16.280 That memory of four miles passing away sadly months ago.

01:23:21.200 Yeah.

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01:25:00.940 Well, they're doing their best to take out Russell Brand now.

01:25:05.100 We'll tell you about that coming up.

01:25:07.240 Also, the city of Highland Park, they were going to hold a poverty simulation event.

01:25:14.460 Where, you know, a bunch of woke, rich people could pretend to be poor for two and a half hours.

01:25:21.540 And it was being held.

01:25:23.740 I just want to say, I mean, you're going to feel poor just me saying this.

01:25:27.400 But it was being held at the Highland Park Country Club right there on Park Avenue.

01:25:33.300 And they decided not to hold it, not to hold it, I guess.

01:25:38.840 I don't know.

01:25:39.540 I don't know why.

01:25:40.940 But I wish they would have learned.

01:25:42.060 We have some of the things I'm going to ask Stu to try to understand poverty a little bit.

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01:26:34.880 You know, we're probably talking over the heads of some people when we say Percal bedsheets.

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01:27:49.740 So I heard a song this weekend.

01:27:52.220 Heard a song this weekend.

01:27:53.680 Cardi B or...

01:27:55.300 No, no, no, no.

01:27:56.800 I heard a song and I'm going to play a little bit of it. 0.97

01:27:59.080 And shockingly, it has nothing to bleep out and it doesn't revolve around anybody's butt, 0.95

01:28:06.440 which I think it is a prerequisite. 0.96

01:28:10.120 You have to use the B word and also something has to be happening to somebody's butt in all pop music.

01:28:20.400 That does seem to be the rule.

01:28:22.180 Now, I assume that was Biden legislation.

01:28:24.720 I'm not sure.

01:28:25.420 I'm not sure.

01:28:26.040 I'm not sure.

01:28:26.540 But it's pretty universal.

01:28:27.520 So I got to take you back.

01:28:29.720 It's a really old-timey song. 0.92

01:28:31.520 It doesn't have anything to do with anybody's butt. 1.00

01:28:34.780 But I heard this and I thought to myself, wow, we really have no idea.

01:28:44.160 We have absolutely no idea what suffering is.

01:28:51.360 We have no idea what the world has gone through before.

01:28:57.800 We're all like, yeah, we should go to war with Russia or Putin.

01:29:02.740 No, we shouldn't go to war with Putin.

01:29:04.660 That'd be bad.

01:29:05.480 Nuclear bombs.

01:29:06.280 Nuclear bombs is not as bad as global warming.

01:29:10.100 And somehow I think we're missing the point.

01:29:14.160 Let me play something.

01:29:16.560 This is from London.

01:29:18.540 This is a woman named Vera Lynn. 0.98

01:29:20.580 Go ahead and play this.

01:29:22.200 This is, listen to the lyrics.

01:29:23.760 See if you can relate.

01:29:25.680 Because I don't think we can.

01:29:29.100 Okay, all right.

01:29:42.820 Can we just stop there?

01:29:44.720 Have you ever thought to yourself,

01:29:47.680 man, when the lights go on again all over the world,

01:29:52.760 it's going to be fantastic.

01:29:55.220 I've never had that thought.

01:29:58.140 Used to?

01:29:59.580 No, I kind of take the lighting for granted.

01:30:03.020 Yeah, I do.

01:30:04.020 I do.

01:30:04.600 I do.

01:30:05.200 I do.

01:30:05.600 I mean, you know, hey, when the power comes on again,

01:30:08.720 I'll be pissed and it'll be great and everything,

01:30:12.360 but I'm suing somebody because my power went out.

01:30:15.040 I, you know, I can relate to that one,

01:30:17.040 but not when the lights come back on again all over the world.

01:30:22.840 But listen, there's more.

01:30:25.220 And the boys are home again all over the world.

01:30:34.500 And the boys are home again all over the world.

01:30:39.020 You know, you might think, well, it's World War II.

01:30:41.600 This is a sweetheart singing about, you know,

01:30:44.500 her sweetheart going on.

01:30:46.020 No, no.

01:30:47.020 She said boys.

01:30:47.980 So that would include that sweetheart,

01:30:50.440 but it would also include your husband, your son,

01:30:54.840 your grandson,

01:30:57.320 you know,

01:30:58.020 pretty much everybody's boy.

01:31:00.400 And when everybody's boy comes back,

01:31:06.160 those who can,

01:31:07.260 gee, won't it be sweet.

01:31:09.960 And rain or snow is all

01:31:14.020 that may fall from the skies above.

01:31:20.480 Okay.

01:31:20.880 I just like to point out

01:31:22.240 when rain or snow

01:31:25.500 is the only thing that falls from the skies above.

01:31:30.940 I don't know if I need you to draw a picture,

01:31:33.580 but

01:31:33.740 I don't often think

01:31:36.100 that could be a bomb.

01:31:38.500 I don't often fear the sound of airplanes.

01:31:41.900 You know, it's weird.

01:31:44.700 I've never seen an airplane fall out of the sky either

01:31:47.800 because it's been shot at.

01:31:50.640 So,

01:31:51.920 huh.

01:31:53.180 I don't think we can relate to

01:31:55.360 when rain and snow

01:31:57.880 are the only things that fall from the sky above.

01:32:01.620 That lyric is a little problematic as well.

01:32:05.500 Our kiss won't mean goodbye

01:32:09.140 but hello, love.

01:32:11.980 A kiss doesn't mean goodbye

01:32:14.940 but hello, love.

01:32:16.520 When the lights go on again

01:32:20.240 all over the world

01:32:25.180 and the ships will sail again

01:32:31.340 all over the world

01:32:34.840 Can I just point out here

01:32:36.320 when the ships sail again

01:32:38.360 so there's no cruise lines?

01:32:39.960 Sorry, no cruise lines

01:32:41.260 but there's not stuff going back and forth

01:32:43.860 really for you at the store

01:32:46.140 because

01:32:47.240 can't get them

01:32:49.080 can't get them across the sea

01:32:50.660 because there's bombings going on

01:32:52.880 submarines blowing up ships

01:32:54.480 to make people starve.

01:32:58.140 So it's kind of like COVID

01:33:00.320 but it goes on and on and on and on

01:33:03.600 and much worse.

01:33:05.280 Okay, so you got that?

01:33:06.660 So the ships

01:33:07.460 Well, the Amazon delivery boxes keep coming.

01:33:09.720 Oh, of course they do.

01:33:10.500 Oh, okay.

01:33:10.800 Yeah, of course they do.

01:33:11.560 Then we'll have time for things

01:33:17.980 like wedding rings

01:33:20.500 and a free heart will sing

01:33:24.960 when the lights go on again

01:33:29.560 all over the world

01:33:33.340 I listened to this this weekend

01:33:36.640 and I thought

01:33:37.460 My, we should talk about world war 0.95

01:33:41.320 a little bit more

01:33:42.460 Just a little bit more

01:33:44.340 Maybe our conversation about a world war 0.64

01:33:48.820 should be, I don't know

01:33:50.100 a little more front and center

01:33:51.880 and say, I think we should talk about this

01:33:54.840 Now, I don't want to

01:33:56.300 I don't want to get all preachy

01:33:58.280 at all

01:33:59.760 but

01:34:00.860 I'd like the lights

01:34:03.360 to not have to come on again

01:34:05.920 all over the world

01:34:06.720 I think they'd be great

01:34:09.140 if they could stay on

01:34:10.460 You know, not all the time

01:34:12.380 I don't want to waste energy

01:34:13.680 but

01:34:14.780 I think it would be good

01:34:17.840 I think it would be good

01:34:18.760 I think it would be good

01:34:19.640 Garage door openers

01:34:20.820 that'd be good

01:34:21.460 Refrigeration

01:34:22.340 That'd be good

01:34:23.140 You know

01:34:23.740 They talk about garage door openers

01:34:25.580 later in the song

01:34:26.240 Yeah

01:34:26.880 When the garage opens itself

01:34:29.240 all over the world

01:34:31.160 Yeah, it's beautiful

01:34:32.180 It is a beautiful song

01:34:33.060 Yeah

01:34:33.520 Yeah, no, I don't think we're

01:34:35.440 we're ready for that

01:34:37.340 and

01:34:37.880 I will say

01:34:39.200 especially after watching

01:34:40.240 you know, COVID

01:34:41.100 where we had some

01:34:42.560 inconveniences occasionally

01:34:44.320 you didn't see people react

01:34:47.900 all that well to them

01:34:49.140 I noticed

01:34:50.140 No, it tended to go badly

01:34:52.260 Yeah, it did

01:34:53.260 But remember

01:34:55.400 your family members

01:34:57.240 weren't missing

01:34:57.960 so like all of your

01:34:59.240 They were all

01:34:59.800 You know

01:35:00.060 Your sons

01:35:01.080 your brothers

01:35:01.820 you know

01:35:02.940 I mean, sadly

01:35:04.040 some grandparents

01:35:04.700 were not around

01:35:05.780 Yeah

01:35:06.220 But it wasn't like

01:35:08.100 the old days

01:35:08.800 Yeah

01:35:09.120 You weren't in a factory

01:35:11.120 doing things

01:35:12.740 you've never done

01:35:13.900 you know

01:35:15.580 standing in line

01:35:16.620 you know

01:35:17.260 for food

01:35:18.040 and you're in the factory

01:35:20.660 making things

01:35:21.560 to protect your son

01:35:22.920 your

01:35:23.440 your father

01:35:24.420 your brother

01:35:25.820 you know

01:35:26.940 Yeah, but I mean

01:35:27.460 like for example

01:35:28.740 I don't know that much

01:35:29.980 about this time in history

01:35:30.900 but like did they

01:35:32.120 I mean DoorDash

01:35:33.040 still came in World War II

01:35:34.380 Oh, of course

01:35:34.880 DoorDash was there

01:35:35.800 was still there

01:35:36.520 Yeah, Uber Eats

01:35:37.240 this is before Uber Eats

01:35:38.420 but DoorDash

01:35:39.080 was definitely

01:35:39.660 DoorDash was there

01:35:40.440 Yeah, they could have that

01:35:41.720 Sure

01:35:42.300 So like, you know

01:35:43.280 they didn't have

01:35:43.960 they didn't have the type of

01:35:45.320 they didn't have to deal

01:35:46.020 with the hardships

01:35:46.420 we had to deal with

01:35:47.380 I guess is what I'm trying to say

01:35:48.500 Right

01:35:48.800 we had much more

01:35:50.320 extravagant problems

01:35:52.520 than they did

01:35:53.740 Yeah

01:35:54.520 But

01:35:54.920 there were some problems

01:35:56.240 in that era too

01:35:56.880 I guess is what you're trying to say

01:35:57.620 I don't know if you remember

01:35:58.520 I don't know if you remember

01:36:00.260 do you have

01:36:01.200 did your grandparents

01:36:02.060 go through World War II

01:36:03.660 and the Depression

01:36:05.060 Yeah, I guess

01:36:06.000 Yeah

01:36:06.260 You guess?

01:36:08.520 Mm-hmm

01:36:09.140 He's a Canadian spy 0.78

01:36:12.180 No, no, nobody

01:36:13.840 Well, okay

01:36:14.480 How do you mean you guess?

01:36:17.020 I hadn't done the math on it

01:36:18.340 per se

01:36:18.800 But

01:36:19.060 Okay, well they didn't

01:36:20.000 go through it then

01:36:20.700 If your grandparents

01:36:22.600 Yes, they did

01:36:22.920 Yes, they must have

01:36:24.020 Yes

01:36:24.320 Yeah

01:36:25.100 Yeah

01:36:26.500 Yeah, for sure

01:36:27.220 Yeah, they did

01:36:28.800 No

01:36:29.840 Sarah

01:36:30.620 Did your grandparents

01:36:32.500 go through it?

01:36:34.060 Did your grandparents

01:36:34.560 go through it?

01:36:35.660 They absolutely did

01:36:36.500 Yeah

01:36:36.780 I mean, I think anyone

01:36:37.660 of my age

01:36:38.300 Excuse me

01:36:38.820 Excuse me

01:36:39.440 Excuse me, Mr. Spy

01:36:41.500 When

01:36:43.420 How do you know that?

01:36:45.760 Sarah

01:36:45.960 We were not allowed

01:36:46.780 to waste anything

01:36:47.800 Yes

01:36:48.300 Nothing ever was a waste

01:36:49.880 Correct

01:36:50.380 Did you have to recycle

01:36:51.720 Christmas paper?

01:36:52.680 Everything

01:36:53.040 Yeah

01:36:53.440 Even the tissue

01:36:54.200 Even the tissue

01:36:55.020 Foil

01:36:55.600 Yep

01:36:56.060 Foil was cleaned off

01:36:57.280 afterwards

01:36:57.900 and folded back

01:36:59.020 and put in the drawer

01:36:59.760 Oh

01:37:00.520 Your grandparents

01:37:02.080 might have been in Germany

01:37:04.220 Okay

01:37:05.140 They might

01:37:05.900 Do you really want to

01:37:07.120 make that argument?

01:37:08.120 Not with the name Beck

01:37:09.340 I think we move on

01:37:10.660 Okay

01:37:10.960 We're talking about

01:37:12.240 your grandparents

01:37:13.160 Because my grandparents

01:37:14.340 Because my grandparents

01:37:14.360 were not in Germany

01:37:15.560 How about yours?

01:37:16.940 No, my grandparents

01:37:17.740 were not either

01:37:18.680 Great

01:37:19.060 No

01:37:20.280 Maybe

01:37:21.180 Great

01:37:21.400 Maybe

01:37:22.620 Lots of your uncles

01:37:23.700 and stuff were

01:37:24.340 They were all over there

01:37:25.680 in fancy uniforms

01:37:26.640 I wouldn't look it up

01:37:27.620 I just wouldn't look it up

01:37:29.340 No

01:37:30.000 I think

01:37:30.980 I do

01:37:33.200 I do

01:37:34.520 now that you say that

01:37:35.560 do remember some of that

01:37:36.520 Now remember

01:37:36.860 I did

01:37:37.760 of course

01:37:38.140 my grandparents

01:37:38.920 were great

01:37:40.520 but one set of

01:37:41.620 grandparents lived

01:37:42.300 somewhat far away

01:37:43.140 so the only time

01:37:43.640 I really got to see them

01:37:44.640 was around holidays

01:37:45.560 and like really nice times

01:37:46.680 where we were very much

01:37:47.520 spoiled

01:37:47.980 so waste was not

01:37:49.260 something necessarily

01:37:50.640 that they were

01:37:51.240 highly focused on

01:37:52.360 at that point

01:37:52.820 but my grandmother

01:37:54.200 was very much

01:37:55.300 I do remember her

01:37:56.200 doing a lot of this stuff

01:37:57.160 she was very focused

01:37:58.160 on that

01:37:58.520 she was very frugal 0.90

01:37:59.360 very protective

01:38:01.780 of the leftovers

01:38:03.400 yeah I do remember that

01:38:04.800 I don't

01:38:05.540 you know

01:38:05.980 she didn't constantly

01:38:06.940 talk to me about

01:38:07.560 human strife

01:38:08.200 so maybe

01:38:08.740 neither did ours

01:38:10.220 you know that wasn't

01:38:10.400 the way she framed it

01:38:11.220 neither did ours

01:38:11.820 but growing up

01:38:12.740 we learned the lesson

01:38:13.820 and tell me if it wasn't

01:38:14.880 the same with you Sarah

01:38:15.800 we learned the lesson

01:38:17.300 you don't know

01:38:19.640 it could happen again

01:38:22.040 right

01:38:23.040 didn't they say

01:38:23.760 those very words to you

01:38:25.220 yep

01:38:25.560 yeah

01:38:25.880 you don't know

01:38:27.240 what it was like

01:38:28.420 and it can happen again

01:38:29.620 grandma

01:38:30.400 grandpa

01:38:30.860 it's not gonna happen

01:38:31.640 that's what they said before

01:38:33.520 oh my gosh

01:38:34.900 you would just

01:38:35.360 it would spiral out of control

01:38:37.180 and only on

01:38:38.720 on food

01:38:40.180 and

01:38:40.660 and

01:38:41.200 and waste

01:38:42.840 they were just so

01:38:44.520 drilled down

01:38:46.560 on

01:38:47.260 you have no idea

01:38:48.700 when you have to

01:38:49.500 scrimp and save

01:38:50.760 what that's like

01:38:52.100 and

01:38:52.400 you know

01:38:53.560 I remember

01:38:54.400 when I moved out

01:38:55.180 on my own

01:38:55.540 the first time

01:38:56.100 and I had

01:38:56.500 nothing

01:38:57.100 I had a

01:38:58.140 I had a little box

01:38:59.660 an apple box

01:39:00.700 with a little teeny

01:39:01.780 black and white TV on it

01:39:03.180 and a mattress on the floor

01:39:04.340 and my grandmother

01:39:05.740 gave me the lecture of

01:39:07.260 oh you think that's not

01:39:08.480 having a lot

01:39:08.980 yeah

01:39:09.400 yeah

01:39:09.820 do you have food

01:39:10.420 okay grandma

01:39:11.100 okay I got it

01:39:12.320 I mean

01:39:12.640 I think we should

01:39:14.680 just again

01:39:15.380 I think we should talk about it

01:39:16.760 because it's funny

01:39:17.560 you have these conversations

01:39:18.980 about all these high-minded

01:39:20.340 principles and ideas

01:39:21.360 and you realize that

01:39:22.520 I mean you can look around

01:39:23.140 the world right now

01:39:23.760 lots of countries

01:39:24.660 are in this same position

01:39:26.360 that we were in

01:39:27.300 in world war ii

01:39:27.900 or worse right

01:39:28.740 like where they have no food

01:39:30.040 and people are starving

01:39:30.920 in their communities

01:39:31.740 and diseases

01:39:32.240 wiping out their societies

01:39:33.400 constantly

01:39:33.840 they don't have a lot

01:39:35.460 of high-minded conversations

01:39:36.440 about anything

01:39:37.080 no it's strange

01:39:38.580 it all goes away

01:39:39.720 in those moments

01:39:40.500 and you know

01:39:41.460 you listen to

01:39:42.400 the world today

01:39:44.100 wanting to seemingly

01:39:45.760 risk

01:39:46.580 a world war ii

01:39:48.120 type of situation

01:39:49.140 and some people

01:39:50.860 even wanting to risk

01:39:51.860 a civil war situation

01:39:53.100 and any of those people

01:39:54.880 thinking about that

01:39:55.640 really need to think

01:39:56.640 about it

01:39:56.960 maybe more than

01:39:57.960 a tweet

01:39:58.580 you know

01:39:59.360 maybe it's more thought

01:40:00.360 than twitter can provide

01:40:01.740 I mean 20 seconds here

01:40:02.860 just to say one thing

01:40:04.020 and I want you to just

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01:40:05.360 unless you're driving

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01:40:06.920 for a second

01:40:07.420 imagine going outside

01:40:09.380 because you hear something

01:40:12.440 and so you're in your building

01:40:13.960 and you're at work

01:40:14.940 and everybody's coming outside

01:40:16.080 or you're at home

01:40:16.960 and you're coming outside

01:40:17.800 and you're looking up

01:40:18.600 and you see

01:40:19.540 ICBMs

01:40:21.460 tracking through the sky

01:40:23.620 either outgoing

01:40:24.780 or incoming

01:40:25.840 that's what

01:40:29.180 we're talking about

01:40:30.860 when we talk about

01:40:34.040 world war 3

01:40:35.460 that's what

01:40:37.480 you will see

01:40:38.940 if god forbid

01:40:40.540 it goes nuclear

01:40:41.780 I don't know

01:40:43.120 I think now

01:40:44.300 is probably the time

01:40:45.160 to discuss it

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01:42:11.760 you know

01:42:22.740 what strikes me

01:42:23.780 when you talk

01:42:24.240 about the missiles

01:42:24.920 flying

01:42:25.260 is

01:42:26.020 eventually

01:42:27.920 they land

01:42:28.660 that the flying

01:42:30.000 over the sky

01:42:30.660 part is actually

01:42:31.500 the good part

01:42:32.500 before the landing

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01:42:46.180 that's a good point

01:42:46.640 that's it

01:42:47.060 if they're nuclear

01:42:48.460 they don't necessarily

01:42:49.680 land

01:42:50.080 they just wipe out

01:42:51.220 that moment

01:42:53.200 is always the most

01:42:53.860 powerful moment

01:42:54.680 in movies

01:42:55.200 like

01:42:55.620 did you see

01:42:56.700 A Quiet Place

01:42:57.540 part 2

01:42:58.060 yes

01:42:58.540 which is

01:42:59.340 I like both of those

01:43:00.380 I like both of them

01:43:01.100 really good

01:43:01.620 really good

01:43:02.040 but the first scene

01:43:03.360 there is

01:43:04.140 they're all at their

01:43:04.900 little league games

01:43:05.840 they're all living

01:43:06.820 normal lives

01:43:07.620 and this is the first

01:43:08.400 part that

01:43:09.240 what happens

01:43:10.500 in these movies

01:43:11.120 happens

01:43:11.660 can you imagine

01:43:12.420 and that moment

01:43:13.840 is like

01:43:14.480 what's seared

01:43:15.660 into your mind

01:43:16.540 particularly from that movie

01:43:17.680 when it was very well done

01:43:18.520 but that's the scene

01:43:19.780 in every one of these movies

01:43:20.640 when you discover it

01:43:21.740 like Independence Day

01:43:23.100 everything from

01:43:23.820 alien attack

01:43:25.340 to nuclear war

01:43:26.220 those moments

01:43:27.660 set into place

01:43:29.380 years and years

01:43:31.120 and years

01:43:31.460 of horror show

01:43:32.400 and look

01:43:33.700 when you're talking about

01:43:35.020 you know

01:43:35.380 some of the Civil War stuff

01:43:36.480 is just online 1.00

01:43:37.320 idiotic discourse 1.00

01:43:38.400 but some of it's 1.00

01:43:40.680 psychotic and real

01:43:41.640 but when you talk about

01:43:43.040 what's going on

01:43:43.820 with Russia

01:43:44.480 it's real

01:43:45.800 at any moment

01:43:46.680 that can spiral

01:43:47.440 out of control

01:43:48.060 that could be

01:43:48.580 a week from now

01:43:49.500 that is

01:43:49.980 we're sitting here

01:43:51.540 with Joe Biden

01:43:53.200 in control

01:43:53.900 as this is teetering

01:43:55.940 on the brink

01:43:56.580 of whatever it's

01:43:57.220 going to wind up

01:43:57.720 becoming

01:43:58.140 it's terrifying

01:43:59.280 when you really

01:43:59.880 think about it

01:44:00.340 that's why I try

01:44:01.240 not to think about it

01:44:02.020 Glenn

01:44:02.160 well

01:44:02.840 you're welcome

01:44:03.940 but you brought up

01:44:06.100 a good point

01:44:06.740 in all of the movies

01:44:08.380 and we say

01:44:10.040 I mean

01:44:10.660 haven't you watched

01:44:11.260 the movies

01:44:11.660 all of the movies

01:44:12.420 do show that

01:44:13.060 you're a Little League

01:44:13.940 or something

01:44:14.340 and you see that

01:44:15.640 okay

01:44:16.080 we've got to disband

01:44:18.700 Little League

01:44:19.360 wow you're right

01:44:21.100 that's the problem

01:44:21.900 yes the missiles

01:44:22.620 are all in those

01:44:23.340 but Little Games

01:44:24.440 are always in those too

01:44:25.920 you have a full time

01:44:26.760 supporter from my wife

01:44:27.700 she will be an activist

01:44:28.480 on this case

01:44:29.400 oh my gosh

01:44:31.520 trust me

01:44:32.160 I went out to my

01:44:33.360 my grandson's

01:44:34.760 football

01:44:35.520 and my

01:44:36.140 my granddaughter's

01:44:37.440 soccer game

01:44:38.600 yeah

01:44:38.860 oh my

01:44:41.140 it's

01:44:43.020 it's not

01:44:43.720 it's not fall here

01:44:45.260 it's not fall

01:44:46.480 I think

01:44:47.220 it was hot

01:44:47.880 this weekend

01:44:48.420 yeah

01:44:48.820 and last weekend

01:44:50.640 I think it was

01:44:51.100 108

01:44:51.800 you know

01:44:53.400 and I don't really

01:44:54.380 want to sit

01:44:55.080 in the bleachers

01:44:55.900 at 108

01:44:56.580 I

01:44:57.320 it shows real dedication

01:44:58.700 you're not a real parent

01:44:59.720 unless you're doing that

01:45:00.500 that's too real

01:45:01.660 that's where you hit

01:45:02.180 that dedication point

01:45:03.100 I will sit out

01:45:04.100 in 108 degrees

01:45:05.440 for four hours

01:45:06.380 to watch my kid

01:45:07.380 bat twice

01:45:08.140 yeah

01:45:08.780 that's when you know

01:45:09.580 you're a real parent

01:45:10.320 it really is

01:45:11.820 yeah

01:45:12.040 really is

01:45:13.020 all right

01:45:13.640 okay back in just a second

01:45:15.200 with something that is

01:45:16.960 hey

01:45:17.640 city grocery stores

01:45:20.580 could be coming to

01:45:21.920 to the food deserts

01:45:24.480 in Chicago

01:45:25.200 right

01:45:26.360 right

01:45:27.120 there's a good idea

01:45:28.260 city owned

01:45:29.420 grocery stores

01:45:30.560 what could possibly

01:45:31.920 go wrong with that

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01:47:20.860 welcome to the

01:47:22.340 Glenn Beck program

01:47:23.220 we're going to have

01:47:24.460 to talk about

01:47:24.900 Russell Brand tomorrow

01:47:25.800 there's something

01:47:26.460 really important

01:47:27.040 happening with

01:47:27.520 Russell Brand

01:47:28.120 that you need

01:47:29.500 to be aware of

01:47:30.300 we'll talk about

01:47:32.400 that

01:47:32.760 on tomorrow's

01:47:34.200 program

01:47:35.240 Stu has been

01:47:36.220 hounding me all day

01:47:37.300 because he says

01:47:38.200 I have something

01:47:39.520 really important

01:47:40.260 to share

01:47:40.680 and it's uplifting

01:47:41.780 yeah very uplifting

01:47:43.020 okay

01:47:43.460 would you like to hear it

01:47:45.020 yeah I'd love to hear it

01:47:45.620 you've been avoiding it

01:47:46.420 all day

01:47:46.700 I was concerned

01:47:47.300 go ahead

01:47:48.040 well this is

01:47:49.660 a great story

01:47:50.600 a woman named Liss

01:47:51.880 Liss

01:47:52.320 Liss

01:47:52.700 made her first ever

01:47:54.220 TikTok

01:47:54.660 okay

01:47:55.520 should we have

01:47:56.360 some like music

01:47:57.180 some happy music

01:47:57.920 behind this

01:47:58.400 I think that would be

01:47:59.440 I mean it would

01:48:00.140 certainly capture

01:48:01.020 the wonderful

01:48:01.940 story I'm about to tell

01:48:04.580 all right

01:48:04.980 the story about Liss

01:48:05.880 here we go

01:48:06.440 give it a shot

01:48:07.540 she made her first

01:48:09.580 no that's

01:48:12.120 no this is not

01:48:12.720 no that's

01:48:13.280 it's not good music

01:48:14.180 at all for this story

01:48:14.980 this is Liss

01:48:15.820 all right anyway

01:48:16.440 go ahead

01:48:16.820 first ever

01:48:17.380 no

01:48:19.400 that's kind of nice

01:48:20.400 okay sure

01:48:22.240 Liss

01:48:22.480 okay good

01:48:22.820 so a woman named Liss 1.00

01:48:23.700 made her first ever

01:48:24.780 post on TikTok

01:48:25.700 TikTok

01:48:26.260 in a powerful way

01:48:27.740 it is happy

01:48:28.480 which is a real sentence

01:48:29.240 in a news story

01:48:30.000 yeah

01:48:30.300 in a very powerful way

01:48:31.980 on TikTok

01:48:32.260 she made her first ever

01:48:33.120 post on TikTok

01:48:33.820 in a powerful way

01:48:35.180 wow

01:48:35.620 huh

01:48:36.340 sharing her identity

01:48:38.180 and story

01:48:39.720 and highlighting Glenn

01:48:41.160 that there's no wrong time

01:48:43.600 to show up in the world

01:48:45.160 as your fullest

01:48:46.180 most authentic

01:48:47.740 self

01:48:48.740 wow I have a feeling

01:48:50.060 this is

01:48:51.380 not going to be

01:48:52.760 as happy

01:48:53.660 as I was expecting

01:48:54.840 but maybe even happier

01:48:56.460 maybe even happier

01:48:57.140 maybe even happier

01:48:57.720 that's the way to look at this

01:48:58.540 okay yeah

01:48:59.000 so in her TikTok post

01:49:00.760 she said

01:49:02.240 her mom told her

01:49:04.120 at 11 years old

01:49:05.880 yeah

01:49:06.500 we should probably

01:49:07.460 have the talk

01:49:08.300 have the talk

01:49:09.180 and we all know

01:49:09.660 what that means

01:49:10.180 the talk

01:49:10.840 the talk

01:49:11.600 yeah

01:49:11.900 we're going to talk

01:49:12.400 about the birds

01:49:13.060 and the bees

01:49:13.720 well

01:49:14.180 yeah

01:49:14.440 I mean like

01:49:15.660 maybe in your weird world

01:49:17.240 that's what happened

01:49:17.840 but

01:49:18.020 what did she

01:49:18.840 in Liss's world

01:49:19.280 it was a little different

01:49:19.940 it was

01:49:20.460 because

01:49:20.820 Liss was apparently curious

01:49:23.440 she said

01:49:24.000 I was so curious

01:49:25.360 she was bi-curious 0.89

01:49:26.280 maybe even

01:49:26.840 yeah

01:49:27.240 we didn't get to that

01:49:28.300 part of the story

01:49:28.720 alright

01:49:29.020 so I was so curious

01:49:30.260 I was like

01:49:31.080 I just want to know

01:49:32.380 when am I going to get

01:49:33.300 my period

01:49:34.060 her mom

01:49:35.520 she said that to her mom

01:49:37.000 right

01:49:37.180 when am I going to get 0.99

01:49:37.940 my boobs 0.98

01:49:38.440 okay yeah 0.99

01:49:39.180 when do I get these tampons

01:49:40.900 she wondered

01:49:41.840 she wondered

01:49:42.480 yeah

01:49:43.080 and her mom said

01:49:44.320 well we have to have a talk

01:49:45.540 we have to have a talk

01:49:46.460 you have to understand

01:49:47.420 this is when

01:49:48.620 her mom

01:49:50.580 told Liss

01:49:51.840 that she was

01:49:53.180 biologically male

01:49:54.240 wait I don't under

01:49:59.820 I don't

01:50:00.660 I don't understand

01:50:02.220 uh

01:50:02.980 can we

01:50:04.840 what do you mean

01:50:05.960 and then I think

01:50:06.420 that's that same

01:50:07.180 horn

01:50:07.580 so wait

01:50:09.220 so

01:50:09.840 does she have

01:50:11.660 male parts

01:50:12.440 well

01:50:13.020 that's a great question

01:50:14.380 it is

01:50:15.420 let me just go on

01:50:16.020 with the story

01:50:16.520 and not answer it

01:50:17.420 Liss's mom revealed

01:50:18.840 that she wouldn't be

01:50:19.700 going through puberty

01:50:20.820 not in the way

01:50:22.400 she expected

01:50:23.140 right

01:50:23.720 Liss explained

01:50:24.420 she sat me down

01:50:25.280 at the dining room table

01:50:26.100 all formal

01:50:26.860 with a folder

01:50:28.040 of medical information

01:50:29.140 and says

01:50:29.920 you are biologically male

01:50:31.880 you're not going

01:50:33.340 to get a period

01:50:34.380 again I'm having

01:50:38.980 a little

01:50:39.600 problem

01:50:41.560 but

01:50:41.820 you're not

01:50:42.360 going to get

01:50:42.940 a period

01:50:43.420 you're not

01:50:44.440 going to have

01:50:45.120 kids

01:50:45.700 you 0.60

01:50:46.520 are intersex 0.92

01:50:48.700 again not what 0.51

01:50:52.980 I was expecting

01:50:53.840 uh

01:50:54.560 I'm not

01:50:55.300 now poor

01:50:56.600 Liss had a visceral

01:50:57.480 this is actually

01:51:00.140 the perfect music

01:51:00.800 it really does

01:51:01.540 go every time

01:51:02.440 yeah

01:51:02.700 so Liss had a visceral

01:51:04.140 reaction stating that

01:51:05.420 the wallpaper on the wall

01:51:06.960 started to melt off

01:51:08.180 yeah sure

01:51:08.780 sure

01:51:09.680 yeah it would

01:51:10.080 surprise me

01:51:11.140 because I would be

01:51:11.980 expecting

01:51:12.500 I mean I wouldn't be

01:51:13.880 but if mom was like 0.99

01:51:14.880 doing this

01:51:15.860 and she brought up

01:51:16.480 metal grime

01:51:16.900 like I'm a boy

01:51:17.980 that's not what mom

01:51:19.480 no

01:51:20.080 it was even more

01:51:21.340 shocking than that

01:51:22.540 I think 0.91

01:51:23.100 you're intersex 0.98

01:51:24.340 yeah and I don't 0.52

01:51:24.940 well honestly I don't

01:51:26.020 know

01:51:26.340 I don't know

01:51:27.580 what is happening

01:51:29.460 in the story

01:51:30.040 I will be honest

01:51:30.860 with you Glenn

01:51:31.200 maybe

01:51:31.540 my first thought

01:51:32.320 was okay intersex

01:51:33.240 that's like 0.92

01:51:33.940 hermaphrodite

01:51:34.700 what they used to

01:51:35.260 call hermaphrodite

01:51:36.020 which is now a bad

01:51:36.820 word apparently

01:51:37.460 but

01:51:37.720 that

01:51:38.520 the horn gets

01:51:42.080 to me every time

01:51:42.800 so I don't know

01:51:44.920 like I

01:51:45.340 that's what I thought

01:51:46.260 it was

01:51:46.600 because if you read

01:51:47.560 this literally

01:51:48.560 you would say

01:51:49.440 okay

01:51:49.940 they did

01:51:51.200 they did not

01:51:51.900 they did not

01:51:54.980 explain to her

01:51:55.920 like

01:51:56.140 I don't know

01:51:57.560 what she

01:51:58.000 like what things

01:51:59.160 look like

01:51:59.760 but at some point

01:52:00.660 it's different

01:52:01.160 down there

01:52:01.880 and her mom

01:52:03.460 like I guess

01:52:04.480 let her believe

01:52:05.480 she was going

01:52:06.620 to have all these

01:52:07.340 normal

01:52:07.920 female 0.86

01:52:09.980 puberty moments

01:52:10.940 mom shouldn't 1.00

01:52:11.880 have sprung this

01:52:12.480 mom should have 0.94

01:52:13.300 eased into this one

01:52:14.500 beginning really

01:52:15.400 but then I don't

01:52:16.640 really understand

01:52:17.240 because she

01:52:17.820 if she's

01:52:18.460 biologically male

01:52:19.720 okay

01:52:30.960 so she's

01:52:31.820 biologically male

01:52:33.040 and she goes

01:52:33.900 and apparently

01:52:35.340 goes through this

01:52:36.320 process

01:52:36.600 so I'm trying

01:52:37.100 to figure out

01:52:37.540 like okay

01:52:38.040 is she like

01:52:38.760 a 0.68

01:52:39.180 intersex

01:52:40.440 meaning the

01:52:41.080 old school

01:52:41.780 hermaphrodite

01:52:42.900 and I don't

01:52:43.520 know that

01:52:43.980 intersex

01:52:44.520 means that

01:52:45.100 now

01:52:45.400 right

01:52:45.660 well I

01:52:46.080 so I did

01:52:47.020 look it up

01:52:47.540 okay

01:52:48.080 and so

01:52:49.860 I don't know

01:52:50.980 because my

01:52:51.580 reading it

01:52:52.360 really when I

01:52:52.980 read the details

01:52:53.560 of it

01:52:53.760 I think

01:52:54.160 what's

01:52:54.440 happening

01:52:54.740 here

01:52:54.900 she just 0.65

01:52:55.340 thought

01:52:55.580 she was

01:52:55.900 a girl

01:52:56.320 and her

01:52:57.180 mom sat

01:52:57.500 her down 0.95

01:52:57.680 and was like

01:52:57.900 hey

01:52:58.180 you're a

01:52:58.980 dude

01:52:59.600 and she's

01:53:00.000 like wait

01:53:00.320 I'm not

01:53:00.560 going to

01:53:00.680 get a

01:53:00.880 period

01:53:01.040 no

01:53:01.400 because

01:53:01.600 you're

01:53:01.740 a

01:53:01.880 dude

01:53:02.100 and then

01:53:02.760 the

01:53:03.000 wallpaper

01:53:03.600 started

01:53:04.100 melting

01:53:04.460 or something

01:53:04.840 I don't

01:53:05.080 know

01:53:05.260 this is

01:53:06.880 this is

01:53:07.560 not the

01:53:08.060 story

01:53:08.380 you really

01:53:08.820 promised

01:53:09.240 you know

01:53:12.160 where the

01:53:12.460 world makes

01:53:13.060 sense

01:53:13.500 oh I

01:53:14.380 didn't say

01:53:14.800 that

01:53:15.100 I definitely

01:53:16.040 didn't say

01:53:16.480 that

01:53:16.680 she's turned

01:53:19.240 this into a

01:53:19.780 wonderful

01:53:20.100 tiktok career

01:53:21.000 which of

01:53:21.380 course is

01:53:21.700 how all

01:53:21.960 of these

01:53:22.200 stories end

01:53:22.740 but intersex

01:53:24.000 is a

01:53:24.720 naturally

01:53:25.120 occurring

01:53:26.300 variation

01:53:26.860 in humans

01:53:27.360 and it

01:53:27.660 challenges

01:53:28.020 traditional

01:53:28.820 binary

01:53:29.300 notions

01:53:29.960 of male

01:53:30.840 and female

01:53:31.260 bodies

01:53:31.660 but listen

01:53:32.020 to this

01:53:32.240 end part

01:53:32.620 medical

01:53:34.020 ethical

01:53:34.900 and social

01:53:35.840 discussions

01:53:36.720 continue

01:53:38.040 on how

01:53:39.160 to best

01:53:39.620 approach

01:53:40.040 intersex

01:53:40.800 variations

01:53:41.400 with a

01:53:42.280 growing

01:53:42.880 emphasis

01:53:43.420 on human

01:53:45.000 rights

01:53:45.460 and informed

01:53:46.820 consent

01:53:47.620 what the 0.58

01:53:49.860 hell is that

01:53:50.480 mean

01:53:50.720 yeah I

01:53:51.180 don't know

01:53:51.960 like I

01:53:52.420 are we

01:53:53.340 getting to

01:53:53.720 this point

01:53:54.060 where like

01:53:54.740 just like

01:53:56.660 all these

01:53:57.480 other

01:53:57.780 letters

01:53:58.800 in the

01:53:59.120 LGBTQIA2

01:54:01.340 plus

01:54:01.820 or whatever

01:54:02.380 they are

01:54:03.020 they're just

01:54:03.940 sort of like

01:54:04.640 states of

01:54:05.680 mental

01:54:06.380 doubting

01:54:07.120 or maybe

01:54:08.580 on the

01:54:08.780 other

01:54:08.900 hand

01:54:09.100 certainty

01:54:10.040 that you're

01:54:10.620 something

01:54:10.860 that you're

01:54:11.180 not

01:54:11.560 right

01:54:12.160 like

01:54:12.840 there's

01:54:13.200 just

01:54:13.400 we just

01:54:13.880 now have

01:54:14.340 people who

01:54:14.820 say they're

01:54:15.680 non-binary

01:54:16.500 whatever that

01:54:17.220 means

01:54:17.680 because they

01:54:18.840 say they're

01:54:19.420 non-binary

01:54:19.940 that's sort of

01:54:20.620 the definition

01:54:21.160 of non-binary

01:54:22.060 hang on

01:54:22.700 hang on

01:54:22.980 hang on

01:54:23.700 put the music

01:54:24.240 back

01:54:24.520 that's true

01:54:25.520 it works so

01:54:26.160 much better

01:54:26.620 makes me even

01:54:28.020 kind of happy

01:54:28.760 yeah

01:54:30.920 so

01:54:32.960 she wound up

01:54:34.580 having to

01:54:34.940 take all

01:54:35.220 sorts of

01:54:35.620 hormones

01:54:36.220 to

01:54:37.520 to

01:54:38.540 as she

01:54:39.300 says

01:54:39.540 to kind

01:54:40.320 of simulate

01:54:40.960 a

01:54:41.220 normal puberty

01:54:44.140 whatever that

01:54:44.800 means

01:54:45.200 right

01:54:45.580 she went

01:54:46.180 on estrogen

01:54:46.960 at age

01:54:48.160 11

01:54:48.560 and

01:54:49.560 but she

01:54:50.080 didn't develop

01:54:50.800 breasts until 0.99

01:54:51.640 age 22

01:54:52.620 and she

01:54:55.100 noted

01:54:55.400 there isn't

01:54:57.120 any scientific

01:54:58.200 explanation as

01:54:59.280 to why

01:54:59.880 things happened

01:55:00.860 the way

01:55:01.200 that they

01:55:01.460 did

01:55:01.740 okay

01:55:02.300 I think

01:55:03.260 she's probably

01:55:03.840 wrong about

01:55:04.620 that last

01:55:05.320 one

01:55:05.620 hey

01:55:06.620 yeah

01:55:07.300 yeah

01:55:08.160 um

01:55:09.140 I'd like

01:55:10.000 to see

01:55:10.360 if

01:55:10.820 I gotta

01:55:15.400 take a

01:55:16.180 break

01:55:16.400 we'll be

01:55:16.680 back in

01:55:17.080 just a

01:55:17.420 second

01:55:17.680 I don't

01:55:18.340 if you're

01:55:19.120 one of the

01:55:19.440 millions of

01:55:19.880 Americans who

01:55:20.640 live their

01:55:21.180 lives in

01:55:21.740 frequent and

01:55:22.260 often debilitating

01:55:23.240 pain

01:55:23.700 if so

01:55:24.460 what would

01:55:25.240 you give

01:55:25.560 to be free

01:55:26.200 of it

01:55:26.600 living with

01:55:27.340 pain is a

01:55:27.920 lonely

01:55:28.180 existence

01:55:28.800 believe me

01:55:29.500 I know

01:55:30.060 I told you

01:55:31.040 last week

01:55:31.700 that I am

01:55:32.960 taking piano

01:55:34.240 lessons to

01:55:34.860 learn how to

01:55:35.380 play the

01:55:35.740 piano

01:55:36.060 that's something

01:55:36.740 that I would

01:55:37.220 have never

01:55:37.860 been able to

01:55:38.640 do even

01:55:39.900 five or six

01:55:40.520 years ago

01:55:41.040 because the

01:55:41.980 pain in my

01:55:42.460 hands were

01:55:42.940 so bad

01:55:43.720 I take

01:55:44.540 relief factor

01:55:45.200 now and I

01:55:46.140 can use my

01:55:46.920 hands I can

01:55:47.500 play the

01:55:47.940 piano very

01:55:49.520 very poorly

01:55:51.000 but I can

01:55:52.260 play the

01:55:52.660 piano I

01:55:53.860 don't think

01:55:54.120 he's gonna

01:55:54.500 hang up

01:55:55.220 any of my

01:55:56.260 any of my

01:55:57.360 piano playing

01:55:58.120 up in any

01:55:58.920 kind of

01:55:59.220 gallery

01:55:59.600 probably

01:56:00.420 not

01:56:01.100 no

01:56:01.340 stick with

01:56:01.760 the art

01:56:02.040 on that

01:56:02.260 yeah

01:56:02.560 relief

01:56:03.020 factor.com

01:56:03.920 relief factor.com

01:56:05.400 call them now

01:56:05.960 800-4-relief

01:56:07.380 get your

01:56:08.600 relief

01:56:09.360 it's your

01:56:10.600 life back

01:56:11.320 relief factor

01:56:12.220 1-800-4-relief

01:56:14.700 for relief

01:56:15.980 it's

01:56:16.880 relief factor.com

01:56:18.140 the Glenn

01:56:20.620 back

01:56:20.880 program

01:56:21.480 well the city

01:56:40.940 of Highland

01:56:41.400 Park

01:56:41.880 partnered with

01:56:43.300 the Alliance

01:56:43.900 for Human

01:56:44.460 Services

01:56:45.020 Family Focus

01:56:46.060 the Moraine

01:56:47.640 Township

01:56:48.380 and the

01:56:48.760 Highland Park

01:56:49.300 Community

01:56:49.760 Foundation

01:56:50.320 to host

01:56:50.860 a poverty

01:56:51.700 simulation

01:56:53.460 event

01:56:54.300 so residents

01:56:56.400 could understand

01:56:57.520 and have

01:56:58.160 awareness of

01:56:58.860 what it's like

01:56:59.540 to live

01:57:00.260 in poverty

01:57:01.260 now

01:57:02.780 I don't know

01:57:04.720 why they

01:57:05.100 canceled this

01:57:05.780 I guess they

01:57:06.440 thought it was

01:57:06.920 in poor taste

01:57:07.720 but I mean

01:57:08.460 these are people

01:57:09.640 really trying

01:57:10.660 participants

01:57:12.180 in this

01:57:13.720 immersive

01:57:14.100 experience

01:57:14.820 will begin

01:57:15.900 to experience

01:57:16.880 what

01:57:17.620 a month

01:57:18.700 in poverty

01:57:19.500 feels like

01:57:20.380 and participants

01:57:22.220 will be put

01:57:22.920 into situations

01:57:23.620 in which they

01:57:24.300 don't have

01:57:24.860 enough resources

01:57:25.700 and are forced

01:57:26.860 to make

01:57:27.220 difficult choices

01:57:28.260 that can

01:57:28.820 impact them

01:57:29.900 and their

01:57:30.480 families

01:57:30.880 negatively

01:57:31.720 and it was

01:57:34.000 supposed to be

01:57:34.860 held at the

01:57:35.340 Highland Park

01:57:36.380 Country Club

01:57:37.120 so

01:57:38.740 so I

01:57:41.400 want you to

01:57:41.980 wrap

01:57:42.180 pretend you're

01:57:43.000 in a country

01:57:43.420 club right now

01:57:44.120 do

01:57:44.400 okay

01:57:44.860 because I

01:57:45.360 have some

01:57:45.860 of these

01:57:46.200 they're very

01:57:47.360 difficult

01:57:48.060 situations

01:57:48.920 where you

01:57:49.780 don't have

01:57:50.360 enough

01:57:50.640 resources

01:57:51.340 and you're

01:57:53.060 going to be

01:57:53.380 forced into

01:57:53.880 making difficult

01:57:54.720 decisions

01:57:56.100 okay

01:57:56.480 sure

01:57:56.860 so

01:57:57.280 here comes

01:57:58.920 problem

01:57:59.520 number one

01:58:00.260 situation

01:58:00.700 number one

01:58:01.260 remember

01:58:01.840 you're poor

01:58:02.460 okay 0.61

01:58:03.320 your stock

01:58:05.980 portfolio

01:58:06.680 is down

01:58:08.140 three and a

01:58:08.740 half percent

01:58:09.560 in just the

01:58:11.380 last six

01:58:11.980 months

01:58:12.440 oh my god

01:58:13.120 don't worry

01:58:13.760 you're still

01:58:14.300 up over

01:58:14.800 two million

01:58:15.660 dollars in

01:58:16.380 unrealized

01:58:17.120 assets

01:58:17.640 but you've

01:58:18.600 lost a

01:58:19.180 hundred thousand

01:58:20.020 in unrealized

01:58:21.560 profit

01:58:22.020 what do you

01:58:23.460 do

01:58:23.840 do you move

01:58:24.860 your stocks

01:58:25.440 into bonds

01:58:26.760 uh or do

01:58:29.120 you do you

01:58:30.040 move your

01:58:30.460 bonds and

01:58:31.420 and try to

01:58:32.300 balance it

01:58:32.880 better with

01:58:34.000 some more

01:58:35.060 in health

01:58:36.080 care and

01:58:37.020 possibly oil

01:58:38.080 or do you

01:58:38.980 say just what 0.81

01:58:39.580 the heck

01:58:39.920 I'm gonna let

01:58:40.420 it ride

01:58:40.760 well I mean

01:58:42.200 it's really

01:58:42.740 hard to relate

01:58:43.600 to a situation

01:58:44.460 like this

01:58:44.940 you're on the

01:58:45.760 clock

01:58:46.100 um I think

01:58:51.980 in this

01:58:52.720 particular

01:58:53.060 now I'm

01:58:53.460 thinking as a

01:58:53.920 poor person

01:58:54.540 you're thinking

01:58:54.920 as a poor

01:58:55.420 person who's a

01:58:56.040 rich person

01:58:56.560 thinking as a

01:58:57.220 poor person

01:58:57.780 who's a

01:58:59.120 yes okay

01:59:00.120 so I

01:59:00.760 it's happening

01:59:01.180 to you Stu

01:59:01.860 I would um

01:59:03.160 probably as a

01:59:04.920 poor person I

01:59:05.440 would probably

01:59:06.260 sell some till

01:59:07.280 you are out of

01:59:08.300 time and uh

01:59:09.900 see it's almost

01:59:10.920 an impossible

01:59:11.460 situation okay

01:59:12.220 this is why you

01:59:12.920 don't want to be

01:59:13.300 in this situation

01:59:13.840 I have a

01:59:14.420 I have a

01:59:15.040 the next one

01:59:16.120 you're in the

01:59:20.920 market for a

01:59:21.960 new car

01:59:22.520 right now

01:59:23.540 it's a it's a

01:59:24.860 Range Rover in

01:59:25.900 the autobiography

01:59:26.940 and I don't want

01:59:28.240 you to freak out

01:59:28.900 by that but

01:59:29.640 that's because

01:59:30.180 you're just

01:59:30.540 buying that one

01:59:31.280 for the nanny 0.96

01:59:33.620 so it doesn't

01:59:36.580 have to be you

01:59:37.540 know okay

01:59:38.040 it's just a car

01:59:38.740 okay yeah

01:59:39.500 whatever for

01:59:40.120 um but you

01:59:40.940 have found out

01:59:42.040 that uh

01:59:43.740 the average

01:59:44.520 the average

01:59:45.800 service cost

01:59:47.000 is higher than

01:59:49.660 other cars

01:59:51.040 in its league

01:59:52.060 okay okay so

01:59:53.440 do you go with

01:59:54.300 the Bentley

01:59:54.760 Bottega

01:59:55.380 or do you

01:59:57.560 say what the

01:59:58.680 hell just 0.96

01:59:59.120 it's the nanny

02:00:00.500 she's worth it 0.99

02:00:02.280 damn it 0.98

02:00:02.680 and uh go with 1.00

02:00:03.960 those higher

02:00:04.380 service costs

02:00:05.260 so the Bentley

02:00:08.260 is not

02:00:08.620 you could get

02:00:09.900 the Bentley

02:00:10.340 you could

02:00:10.980 could I get

02:00:11.920 like something

02:00:12.500 it's more expensive

02:00:12.900 and remember

02:00:13.440 you're poor

02:00:14.700 oh I'm a poor

02:00:15.560 so I care about

02:00:16.240 the nanny in this

02:00:16.840 situation

02:00:17.200 well no you

02:00:17.680 normally maybe

02:00:18.460 you're probably

02:00:19.200 having an affair 0.97

02:00:20.080 with the nanny 0.93

02:00:20.720 okay okay

02:00:21.720 that's interesting

02:00:22.320 information

02:00:22.780 so you're

02:00:23.800 carting around

02:00:24.500 potentially your

02:00:25.880 kin

02:00:26.480 um okay

02:00:28.440 think man

02:00:30.940 the Bentley

02:00:31.440 is more expensive

02:00:32.400 but they kind

02:00:33.520 of equal out

02:00:34.300 when the

02:00:35.240 prices are

02:00:36.140 I don't think

02:00:36.360 that's true

02:00:37.100 we are

02:00:37.540 we're all

02:00:38.780 out of time

02:00:39.460 I haven't done

02:00:39.880 the math on that

02:00:40.380 but I don't think

02:00:41.040 the Range Rover

02:00:41.980 and the service

02:00:42.720 cost equals a Bentley

02:00:43.900 uh these are

02:00:44.960 really

02:00:45.480 these are tough

02:00:46.340 I don't know

02:00:47.040 how they

02:00:47.340 you know

02:00:47.660 what what

02:00:48.320 hits me

02:00:48.820 as you're 0.93

02:00:49.100 telling me

02:00:49.420 this stuff

02:00:49.740 how do people

02:00:50.800 live

02:00:51.020 how do people

02:00:51.500 live like this

02:00:52.100 you haven't

02:00:52.860 gotten to the

02:00:53.400 tough one yet

02:00:54.060 okay

02:00:54.800 okay this is a

02:00:55.560 tough one

02:00:55.920 you're in the

02:00:56.800 grocery store

02:00:57.440 okay

02:00:58.160 now remember

02:00:58.860 you're poor

02:00:59.660 right

02:01:00.260 and the grocery

02:01:01.120 stores

02:01:01.520 I mean it

02:01:01.840 still has

02:01:02.140 wait why would

02:01:02.560 I be in the

02:01:02.880 oh yeah I'm

02:01:03.420 poor

02:01:03.580 I'm not

02:01:03.860 because I would

02:01:04.480 never obviously

02:01:04.980 step through

02:01:05.380 I know I know

02:01:05.780 but imagine

02:01:06.440 I'm just asking

02:01:07.280 I don't

02:01:07.820 I don't want

02:01:08.440 to trigger you

02:01:09.140 you're not

02:01:09.720 actually in the

02:01:10.840 store just imagine

02:01:11.760 that you are

02:01:12.300 okay

02:01:13.040 now it's not

02:01:14.100 closed and

02:01:14.580 everything's on

02:01:15.140 the shelf

02:01:15.620 okay

02:01:16.300 um but your

02:01:17.780 regular butcher

02:01:18.840 behind the

02:01:19.540 counter the

02:01:20.060 meat counter

02:01:20.600 he's not there

02:01:22.120 and he always

02:01:23.460 slices your

02:01:24.300 carpaccio

02:01:25.020 very very

02:01:27.380 thin

02:01:27.900 right

02:01:28.220 he's got it

02:01:29.000 right

02:01:29.320 okay

02:01:29.780 and you were

02:01:31.140 surprised when

02:01:31.960 this first

02:01:32.980 happened

02:01:33.500 because he's

02:01:34.980 an immigrant

02:01:35.380 and you're

02:01:35.840 like what

02:01:37.120 do they

02:01:37.440 know

02:01:37.640 right

02:01:37.960 but you

02:01:38.460 found out

02:01:38.940 later his

02:01:39.360 name is

02:01:39.720 Emilio

02:01:40.340 he's from

02:01:41.100 the old

02:01:41.540 country

02:01:41.960 of course

02:01:42.400 he has

02:01:42.740 carpaccio

02:01:43.380 so now

02:01:44.640 he's not

02:01:48.080 there

02:01:48.460 okay

02:01:48.900 so uh

02:01:50.460 do you

02:01:51.160 allow

02:01:51.800 somebody

02:01:52.860 named

02:01:53.760 uh

02:01:54.340 derek

02:01:55.160 not derek

02:01:57.200 not like

02:01:58.460 derek

02:01:58.900 like you 0.90

02:01:59.320 derek

02:02:00.180 do you

02:02:01.220 you don't

02:02:01.840 know what

02:02:02.320 dog country

02:02:02.960 he's from

02:02:03.580 do you

02:02:04.560 allow him

02:02:06.300 to

02:02:07.260 cut your

02:02:08.320 carpaccio

02:02:08.920 oh wow

02:02:09.380 yeah

02:02:09.900 or do you

02:02:10.500 go without

02:02:10.960 or do you

02:02:11.660 go without

02:02:12.060 i go without

02:02:12.660 carpaccio

02:02:13.300 yeah you go

02:02:13.780 without

02:02:14.060 carpaccio

02:02:14.780 i mean i

02:02:16.200 think i

02:02:16.880 would allow

02:02:17.800 him to

02:02:18.300 to to

02:02:19.340 slice it

02:02:19.800 but then

02:02:20.140 berate him

02:02:20.960 endlessly

02:02:22.140 until he

02:02:23.300 eventually got

02:02:24.040 it right

02:02:24.480 and and

02:02:26.240 cut it to

02:02:26.840 my needs

02:02:27.360 wow wow

02:02:28.020 he's got

02:02:28.660 congratulations

02:02:29.420 i think you

02:02:30.480 i'm a real

02:02:31.160 poor person

02:02:31.800 now

02:02:32.020 you see what

02:02:33.620 they go

02:02:33.960 through

02:02:34.240 do you see

02:02:35.180 what they go

02:02:35.700 through

02:02:35.920 this is

02:02:36.360 illuminating

02:02:37.220 yeah

02:02:37.700 you know

02:02:38.280 i hope they

02:02:38.780 get their

02:02:39.100 arugula

02:02:39.680 uh

02:02:40.840 i hope

02:02:43.620 eventually

02:02:44.320 yeah the

02:02:44.760 store was

02:02:45.260 not out

02:02:45.700 what i

02:02:46.180 should have

02:02:46.520 said that

02:02:46.940 don't imagine

02:02:47.520 the store

02:02:47.940 i did say

02:02:48.940 it's fully

02:02:49.720 stocked

02:02:50.380 right

02:02:50.540 okay

02:02:51.160 it's not

02:02:51.740 closed

02:02:52.140 what's in

02:02:52.580 poor person

02:02:54.140 stores like

02:02:54.880 do they have

02:02:55.400 all food

02:02:55.900 and like

02:02:56.580 how do they

02:02:56.900 do how do

02:02:57.760 they do

02:02:58.040 things

02:02:58.400 it's very

02:02:58.940 gray

02:02:59.420 okay

02:03:00.140 i think

02:03:00.720 everything is

02:03:01.440 in a gray

02:03:01.880 box

02:03:02.500 it's just

02:03:03.460 it's like

02:03:03.920 it's so hard

02:03:04.780 to relate

02:03:05.160 poor crackers

02:03:05.880 right

02:03:06.300 right yeah

02:03:07.080 that's what i

02:03:08.300 picture

02:03:09.040 poor people

02:03:10.060 bread

02:03:10.560 poor people

02:03:10.980 says that

02:03:11.680 yeah

02:03:11.960 and uh

02:03:13.460 and luckily

02:03:14.260 almost expired

02:03:16.360 meat it says

02:03:17.440 that on the

02:03:18.960 meat counter

02:03:19.500 right above

02:03:20.000 right it's the

02:03:20.440 stuff that comes

02:03:21.000 out of the

02:03:21.940 the catering

02:03:22.840 services that

02:03:23.740 would but you

02:03:24.560 know yeah

02:03:25.200 stuff that we

02:03:25.920 wouldn't eat here

02:03:26.520 in the country

02:03:26.940 right you know

02:03:27.960 in the in the

02:03:28.540 in the wonderful

02:03:29.060 country club

02:03:29.560 right members of

02:03:30.320 right yeah

02:03:31.360 so okay that's

02:03:32.360 i think i learned

02:03:33.040 something today

02:03:33.600 i don't know why

02:03:35.020 they canceled this

02:03:36.080 uh this simulation

02:03:37.320 and i'm glad we

02:03:38.380 can you know

02:03:38.920 i didn't want

02:03:40.040 to just do

02:03:40.540 this with stew

02:03:41.360 i hope you

02:03:42.340 learned a lot

02:03:43.160 today too

02:03:44.000 on simulating

02:03:44.880 what it feels

02:03:45.540 to be

02:03:46.080 poor

02:03:47.020 um

02:03:48.340 you know

02:03:49.800 because

02:03:50.100 you can't

02:03:51.180 relate to it

02:03:51.880 you can't

02:03:52.720 relate to it

02:03:53.260 unless you

02:03:54.060 have a group

02:03:55.220 of rich people

02:03:56.120 with their

02:03:57.600 ngo

02:03:58.880 i wouldn't

02:03:59.420 call them

02:03:59.800 friends

02:04:00.380 but people

02:04:01.340 they have

02:04:02.100 around them

02:04:03.140 so they

02:04:03.840 you know

02:04:04.620 look as good

02:04:05.340 as they usually

02:04:06.120 are

02:04:06.560 you know

02:04:07.000 what i mean

02:04:07.400 uh but they

02:04:08.420 don't actually

02:04:08.900 spend time

02:04:09.540 talking to them

02:04:10.240 well coming in

02:04:11.160 and doing an

02:04:11.620 event like this

02:04:12.380 i often think

02:04:13.180 you know

02:04:13.700 like no one

02:04:15.220 buys the entry

02:04:16.100 level lexus

02:04:16.820 and then you

02:04:17.500 realize they're

02:04:17.960 making them for

02:04:18.560 a reason

02:04:18.820 someone someone

02:04:19.720 is buying

02:04:20.280 is buying

02:04:20.860 an entry

02:04:21.700 level lexus

02:04:22.540 they're making

02:04:23.200 lexus

02:04:23.860 who's buying

02:04:24.880 right exactly

02:04:25.600 uh but this

02:04:27.140 is the reality

02:04:28.000 even fully loaded

02:04:29.100 you know what i'm

02:04:29.800 saying

02:04:30.040 the glenn back

02:04:30.800 program

02:04:31.380 you

The Glenn Beck Program - September 18, 2023

Did President Trump’s MSNBC Interview Help or Hurt His 2024 Chances？｜ Guests： Megyn Kelly & Brian Festa ｜ 9⧸18⧸23

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The Glenn Beck Program - September 18, 2023

Did President Trump’s MSNBC Interview Help or Hurt His 2024 Chances？ ｜ Guests： Megyn Kelly & Brian Festa ｜ 9⧸18⧸23

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Did President Trump’s MSNBC Interview Help or Hurt His 2024 Chances？｜ Guests： Megyn Kelly & Brian Festa ｜ 9⧸18⧸23