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00:01:37.440 this is the glenbeck program

00:01:43.460 there is the biggest story in america happening right now and for some reason it's not getting

00:01:55.140 a lot of coverage in fact katie herzog who is a a blue check mark on the left said this is so

00:02:01.920 bizarre i've called 10 gas stations around asheville and not a single one has gas one person laughed at

00:02:08.640 me when i asked and yet nothing on current gas shortages on npr or other national news sites

00:02:14.740 how is this not the biggest story in the u.s right now the local npr station didn't even mention it on

00:02:22.640 the last update what well it was covered it was covered locally on a fox channel here's what they said

00:02:33.360 it's the qt gas station on selenese around 9 30 at night they are out of gas everybody sitting here is

00:02:42.620 not getting gas everything except diesel is out what they just told me this is going to affect

00:02:50.160 everything in america and the biden administration oh you won't believe what the biden administration

00:02:57.840 said about it yesterday we start there in 60 seconds

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00:05:12.700 all right um so we have we have the uh oil pipeline the gas pipeline that has been shut down

00:05:21.200 it is the it is the gas pipeline that serves major u.s airports including atlantis hartsfield jackson which is

00:05:32.180 the busiest passenger by traffic anywhere this this provides jet a fuel it provides gas and it also

00:05:46.900 provides diesel this was hacked last friday it was hacked by a group dark side dark side is in russia

00:06:00.560 we know that we don't have ties directly to the kremlin however you don't do things like this

00:06:09.120 without putin's understanding or permission you would never never attack do you think they're gonna

00:06:16.900 you think they're gonna attack uh china you think they're gonna go after an ally of course not

00:06:24.540 that's why dark side never attacks former soviet states

00:06:31.380 so we know that it was at least a russian gang we don't have ties to putin himself but we know the

00:06:44.640 attack came from russia we know who these people are here is what the white house said yesterday

00:06:51.080 uh about the pipeline ransom listen to this

00:06:56.120 victims of cyber attacks often face a very difficult situation and they have to just balance

00:07:03.240 often the cost benefit when they have no choice with regard to paying a ransom

00:07:06.960 colonial is a private company and we'll defer information regarding their decision on paying a

00:07:12.720 ransom to them did you would the administration offer any advice on whether or not to pay a ransom

00:07:18.420 so typically that is a private sector decision and the administration has not offered further advice

00:07:24.120 at this time given the rise in ransomware that is one area we're definitely looking at now to say

00:07:29.600 what should be the government's approach to ransomware actors and to ransoms overall

00:07:34.240 stew can i ask you a question yes

00:07:39.680 in the original episodes of 24 what was the one thing keifer sutherland always said

00:07:52.000 uh do not negotiate not negotiate with terrorists the united states doesn't negotiate with terrorists

00:08:03.380 we all know that we all know that this is critical infrastructure now let me give you a reason why

00:08:14.740 i think that all of this is being led to be being let play out i think the biden administration is

00:08:22.640 moving at a geriatric pace for a reason it makes it so much easier to nationalize everything

00:08:30.500 it makes it so much easier when everybody is screaming about gas they didn't create the problem but they

00:08:39.440 will exploit the problem what did what was his response yesterday his response yesterday is well

00:08:45.720 this is you know covered in the stimulus package this is why i need to have that uh you know 2.2

00:08:51.760 trillion dollar infrastructure really is that it

00:08:56.320 i'm telling you i got up this morning and i was looking at the news what's happening in israel

00:09:03.580 what's happening all around the world what is happening in our own country with our own economy

00:09:08.420 and i thought you couldn't plan this any better you really couldn't and i don't mean that

00:09:14.040 you know gee it's it just couldn't be planned any better i mean they did a really good job

00:09:20.420 they did a really good job you cannot convince me that this is all just inept people they're not

00:09:29.500 that many inept people and yes i've been to target

00:09:33.680 this is going to affect the airports it's going to affect the gas stations it's going to affect prices

00:09:55.320 well gee no big deal the gas stations all along the east coast are now beginning to run out of

00:10:03.660 fuel this is america's biggest petroleum pipeline and they can't get it back online because of

00:10:13.480 russian hackers if the united states of america cannot we have such uh weak defenses that they cannot

00:10:24.520 protect our private businesses from terrorists and that's exactly what they are terrorists from

00:10:33.120 then what the hell good is the federal government what is the reason we have government we have

00:10:41.700 government to protect our rights we have a government to protect our property to protect our our way of

00:10:51.460 life it's like the police we have the police because we can't police everything ourselves we have the

00:11:00.400 government because there are certain things we can't do by ourselves one of them is stopping cyber

00:11:08.020 terrorism from russia oh this is a private sector is it that's weird because you would think that the

00:11:16.560 pharmaceutical companies would be a private sector thing too but you had no problem marching in there

00:11:22.380 and saying i want to take the patents north carolina has declared a state of emergency

00:11:34.140 today's emergency declaration will help north carolina prepare for any potential motor vehicle fuel supply

00:11:43.600 interruptions across the state and ensure motorists are able to have access to fuel

00:11:47.980 this according to the governor this is the fourth day yesterday day five today of the largest oil pipeline or

00:11:59.660 gasoline pipeline fuel pipeline in the east coast i don't know if the president knows that but that's where

00:12:07.600 most people in america live meanwhile they keep denying inflation last week i told you costco and kroger

00:12:19.760 among other brands began the process of serving size optimization that's basically what they're saying is

00:12:27.320 we're going to charge you the same price but get you give you less paper towel rolls instead of being 235

00:12:33.700 sheets is 212 sheets your package of mac and cheese still provides four servings but now instead of 12

00:12:41.020 ounces per serving it's 10.1 ounces kirkland uh the brand of uh whole salted cashews used to be 22 ounces

00:12:51.320 still in the same plastic container now 20 ounces of nuts the rest is air this is the first thing that

00:13:00.520 happens in inflation serving sizes go down it's been going on for generations the only other thing you

00:13:07.680 can do is you know reduce the product or raise your prices well nobody wants to raise their prices but

00:13:18.220 actually because instead of paying 10 more for those cashews you're just getting 10 less but you're

00:13:26.740 paying the same price so it's it's the same thing it's just a trick is anybody else sick of tricks is

00:13:33.800 anybody else just searching for somebody to be honest god i'm so sick and tired of having to try to figure

00:13:41.620 out what everything means because everybody's trying to bamboozle you or trick you did you see what was in

00:13:49.220 i'm going to talk about this next hour did you see the the left democrats seem to believe americans

00:13:56.280 are so gullible and stupefied that friendly reporters can openly quote the left gloating

00:14:02.460 about how they lie steal and cheat to get power time magazine article crowing about domestic uh democrats

00:14:11.460 successful conspiracy to rig the 2020 election through aggressive lawsuits complaints to corporate media

00:14:19.520 the ability to deploy rioters remember that time magazine quoted them talked about a conspiracy a

00:14:29.500 whole group of people that had conspired together the corporations and everybody else

00:14:34.520 now new york magazine yesterday it's out with an article quoting delicate democrats celebrating their

00:14:44.700 successes at lying to americans about the true goals of the president their conspiracy elected the

00:14:52.680 author claims a person close to the white house told her at his hundred day mark biden is the most

00:14:59.580 liberal president we've ever had and the public thinks he's a moderate that's a winning strategy to me

00:15:05.680 they're willing to accept that you're going to write this piece so long as they know that swing voters

00:15:11.480 in colorado aren't going to read it that's a quote

00:15:14.920 i am so sick and tired you want to change the country then tell us what you want to change it to

00:15:26.280 stop telling me that you're not a marxist only later to reveal that you are a marxist and marxism is great 0.59

00:15:35.300 you smeared me you did everything you could to destroy me and my family for years

00:15:42.860 for what so you marxists could win 0.98

00:15:47.720 now the powers that be are lying to you about inflation why is inflation so bad

00:15:58.860 because inflation screws you it screws the guy down at the bottom it screws the business owner that is

00:16:08.680 just trying to make it it doesn't screw the banks it doesn't screw big business they're getting bailouts

00:16:15.920 all the time in the end it really screws the little guy anybody who has

00:16:23.640 played the game the way it's supposed to be you pay your taxes you save your money you went to school

00:16:34.500 you you worked hard at your job all of these things that are now in jeopardy because you might not believe

00:16:43.020 in critical theory i'm sorry i don't think all white people are racist i also don't think black people

00:16:52.180 can't be racists sue me shut me down go ahead

00:17:00.780 you play by the rules you put your money in the bank your money because they are printing money

00:17:11.860 is worth less yes it says a dollar i've got a hundred dollars in the bank

00:17:19.380 but if inflation is 10 you actually only have 90 cents in the bank

00:17:25.260 the way they are running and this is not my estimate

00:17:31.720 the way they are running experts believe that your

00:17:40.120 one hundred dollars will be worth

00:17:42.780 fifty two dollars in just a couple of years

00:17:47.040 who wins

00:17:50.180 i'll tell you what it looks like you want to know what it looks like look at columbia right now

00:17:58.920 i've got i haven't even started uh i haven't gotten to a darn thing i wanted to get to yet

00:18:06.900 it's going to be one of those shows gang buckle up back in one minute i'll tell you about

00:18:11.860 what's happening in columbia and then what's really happening here in america

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00:19:34.140 this is from uh colombia

00:19:50.520 bloody violent protests have raged on for 10 days now through colombia

00:19:56.360 leaving at least 26 dead and more than 900 injured

00:20:00.000 demonstrations erupted in bogota medellin cali and other cities april 28th decrying president uh

00:20:09.100 the president uh dukes i think proposed tax hike that critics say will raise the prices of food and

00:20:17.300 taxes for more middle-class workers the plan is meant to unburden the government from the covid 19

00:20:23.980 financial strain so what happened in colombia they decided to give people money and and give them a

00:20:32.100 basic minimum wage just start paying things out just start printing money well now here comes the

00:20:40.380 piper and he demands his due so what do they say we're gonna tax more we have to tax more we're out of

00:20:49.440 other schemes we have to tax more we have to tell you the truth now you know when we told you that

00:20:56.040 this wouldn't nothing to worry about this is going to get us out of the hole we all knew because two

00:21:02.060 plus two does equal four we all knew that there was going to come a time when this whole thing could

00:21:08.040 collapse on us well here it is so now we have to tell you the truth we have to raise taxes that's coming

00:21:14.140 america so now people are marching in the streets but they're not marching in the streets just because

00:21:24.020 of inflation just because of high taxes just because the government lied no no no they have a little help

00:21:30.820 on the streets you see they're also protesting the violent police responses oh you mean it's not just

00:21:39.020 america really isn't that interesting yeah they they've been protesting for a while for uh police

00:21:47.360 reform and equity oh well that's great we have so much in common listen to this this is a guy 34 year

00:22:00.320 old tourism sector employee says the government one doesn't want to listen to us and we just have no

00:22:06.060 choice i've been walking every day peacefully with friends we can observe the undercover cops they even

00:22:12.240 tried to shoot us on monday i wasn't injured i wasn't a militant before but we need money to live

00:22:19.380 we need to go back to work we're supposedly a democracy here's a group of people that say i want

00:22:25.920 to go back to work meanwhile in america we pay you to sit at home oh by the way they did that too

00:22:33.060 in guitar in columbia they had a basic minimum income worked out well the glenn back program

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00:24:02.720 this administration is doing absolutely everything it can i believe intentionally to tear us down and

00:24:15.600 destroy us look what they've done with the police look what they are look what they are doing with

00:24:20.520 the police look what they're doing with our our defense department our defense department our cia all

00:24:28.180 they care about is you know cisgender people not getting the opportunity that others uh should have 0.85

00:24:35.220 i mean it's it's it's insanity what is going on insanity remember i told you last summer

00:24:46.360 think of this i told you last summer you haven't seen anything yet you will not recognize your country

00:24:58.520 from this summer said this last summer you won't recognize your country that you're living in right

00:25:05.080 now next summer we're not even in the summer and i don't recognize my country do you do you

00:25:15.680 recognize do you recognize an administration that says after the biggest cyber uh hit on our nation's

00:25:24.800 infrastructure to hit our oil and gas pipelines and shut down the east coast the colonial pipeline

00:25:33.960 do you recognize an administration that says hey this is a private sector thing and they're just

00:25:39.380 gonna have to decide whether or not they pay the ransom or not do you recognize that because i certainly

00:25:46.140 don't do you recognize a country that will jail the people who are in the capital riot

00:25:59.120 i i i abhor what happened on uh january 6th i abhor it 0.99

00:26:07.640 it is it was foolish it was reckless it was wrong it was illegal it was the the the dumbest political 0.91

00:26:18.280 move i've ever seen let alone people died i mean i can't i can't tell you how many ways that this was 0.97

00:26:27.680 this was wrong however do you believe the defendants uh are do you believe they should be isolated do you

00:26:36.560 believe they should be in solitary confinement do you believe they should be in a place where there is

00:26:43.660 no ability for their attorneys to meet with them and discuss the trial

00:26:50.720 that's exactly what is happening we're going to get their attorney on uh probably hopefully tomorrow

00:26:58.200 what are you kidding me

00:27:01.660 one prisoner says a prison guard beat him up so badly he suffered permanent eye damage

00:27:11.240 then there's uh edward lang an observant jew who claims guards disparaged him as a false prophet

00:27:18.980 as he prayed for other inmates what is happening to our country

00:27:23.300 a country that is now paying people more money to stay at home than you can get to work

00:27:44.400 the single mom is better off earning gross income of twenty nine thousand dollars 1.00

00:27:51.860 with fifty seven uh thousand three hundred and twenty seven dollars in net income and benefits

00:27:59.520 than to earn a gross income of seventy thousand dollars with net income and benefits

00:28:06.320 you can make you can make the equivalent of seventy thousand dollars by working a job making twenty nine

00:28:16.060 and then taking the rest from the government

00:28:18.580 does that sound like a country that is going to get healthy

00:28:26.320 how many homes they say inflation isn't happening

00:28:31.920 how many homes could you build with fifty thousand dollars in lumber

00:28:38.060 in 2015 we have a housing shortage by the way

00:28:41.720 housing shortage the solution is build more houses

00:28:46.060 okay in 2015 with fifty thousand dollars worth of lumber

00:28:50.700 you could build almost fifteen houses fourteen point seven

00:28:55.680 today with fifty thousand dollars you can build two

00:29:02.440 two

00:29:04.700 so don't tell me inflation isn't here oh by the way inflation definitely isn't here

00:29:11.340 it's i mean it's definitely not here you know we we covered the hidden the hidden indicator

00:29:17.460 where they're just reducing the sizes of things

00:29:20.640 by ten percent but charging you the same amount that's not inflation

00:29:24.840 yes it is

00:29:26.160 that's hidden inflation

00:29:28.120 let me tell you about the latest

00:29:32.020 you know that stores are closing like crazy

00:29:36.220 people are

00:29:37.760 you know

00:29:38.920 out of work from their traditional job

00:29:41.580 there's one store that's actually booming

00:29:45.780 one brand store has opened more new stores than any other

00:29:50.200 not only have they opened more new stores than any other so far

00:29:53.180 they're also set to open

00:29:54.340 more new stores across the u.s. than any other by a wide margin

00:29:59.100 do you know what that store is

00:30:00.500 dollar general

00:30:03.760 dollar general is a discount grocery drug and variety store

00:30:08.800 with locations in 39 states

00:30:11.660 along with the family dollar and dollar tree

00:30:14.720 their footprint with u.s. customers has continued to increase since the financial crisis of 2008

00:30:20.700 the discount grocery category has grown from 15 percent of all grocery expenditures in 2008

00:30:28.820 to nearly 30 percent of all u.s. groceries expenses in 2019

00:30:34.160 nearly 100 percent growth in 10 years

00:30:39.320 by the way that's happening while everybody's doing their shopping also on amazon

00:30:46.220 then the pandemic hit

00:30:48.560 with its one-two punch of covid-19 1.00

00:30:53.240 the idiotic government response to covid-19 0.99

00:30:56.120 led to a shutdown of the entire economy 1.00

00:30:58.740 lock people in their homes

00:31:01.100 force small businesses to close their doors

00:31:03.740 maybe count this as a one-two-three punch

00:31:07.040 the government's next move

00:31:09.200 in a you broke it you bought it sort of way

00:31:12.420 pumps trillions of dollars into the company

00:31:15.120 or into the economy by way of cash stimulus payments

00:31:18.640 extended unemployment benefits

00:31:20.780 canceled or deferred rents

00:31:22.720 forgave student loans

00:31:24.720 hundreds of billions in child care credits

00:31:27.160 by the way according to the american enterprise institute

00:31:33.720 the average u.s. household with two kids

00:31:37.040 that lost a job during covid-19

00:31:39.420 is eligible for two thousand dollars a month

00:31:42.300 across all state programs and federal subsidies

00:31:45.140 that's twenty four thousand dollars a year

00:31:47.620 just in covid-19 related benefits

00:31:51.200 on top of whatever normal welfare you can receive

00:31:54.640 so retailers are pushing back

00:31:58.180 against the pandemic

00:31:59.460 cvs kroger rite aid

00:32:01.400 hyvee all stores have closed locations

00:32:04.680 during 2020

00:32:05.920 what has the dollar general store done

00:32:08.280 over the past 12 months

00:32:10.900 they've had 240 new store openings

00:32:16.400 in a 12-month period

00:32:19.740 but that's not even the big news

00:32:21.460 the big news is that dollar general

00:32:23.500 is on pace to open

00:32:24.580 1,035 new store locations

00:32:27.600 by the end of the year

00:32:29.480 that's two new dollar stores

00:32:32.480 every day

00:32:33.660 from February 2020

00:32:35.380 till the end of 2021

00:32:37.720 the CEO says the demand is just there

00:32:42.140 nearly half of all new retail store locations

00:32:48.220 in the u.s. opening in 21

00:32:50.100 will be dollar stores

00:32:52.900 half will be dollar stores

00:32:55.840 so what does that tell you

00:32:57.940 you ain't shopping at whole goods anymore

00:33:00.960 you're not shopping at a Wegmans

00:33:03.960 it means consumers in America

00:33:09.160 are changing their habits

00:33:11.380 they're looking for cheaper alternatives

00:33:14.120 this is the canary in the coal mine

00:33:18.100 in the coal mine

00:33:20.160 you don't know that gas is leaking

00:33:23.500 until the canaries die

00:33:24.980 when you see that

00:33:26.860 get out

00:33:27.920 the government figures

00:33:31.180 the consumer price index

00:33:32.800 you don't see the move

00:33:36.100 from Smith's or Whole Foods

00:33:38.460 or Wegmans to Dollar General

00:33:40.020 because to them

00:33:45.400 all of a sudden

00:33:45.840 the prices of groceries go down

00:33:47.580 so rather than seeing

00:33:49.120 inflation driving prices up

00:33:50.820 they see the average grocery store receipt

00:33:52.740 getting cheaper

00:33:53.440 and the CPI doesn't go up

00:33:55.660 but on the ground

00:33:58.120 what's happening is

00:33:59.580 many shoppers already paying

00:34:01.000 more out of pocket

00:34:01.980 for gas

00:34:03.220 a lot more soon

00:34:04.580 for lumber

00:34:05.660 for food

00:34:06.640 for rent

00:34:07.240 they're looking for ways

00:34:08.540 to make any kind of balance

00:34:10.620 happen in their checkbook

00:34:12.100 people generally

00:34:19.100 if they're responsible

00:34:20.720 adjust

00:34:21.740 to their new means

00:34:24.440 and when the price of everything

00:34:26.340 is going up due to inflation

00:34:27.780 consumer behavior changes

00:34:29.400 to reduce the cost

00:34:30.660 it means they voluntarily lower

00:34:33.000 their standard of living

00:34:34.380 in this case

00:34:35.200 reducing their grocery costs

00:34:36.780 by shopping at stores

00:34:38.220 with fewer luxury items

00:34:40.360 the congressional budget's

00:34:44.760 CPI is blind

00:34:46.720 to all of this

00:34:48.380 intentionally

00:34:49.660 all they care about

00:34:52.180 are the numbers

00:34:53.360 they don't care about

00:34:54.820 actual people

00:34:55.600 and they've rigged

00:34:56.720 the system

00:34:57.820 there's no real inflation

00:34:59.920 it's maybe going to hit

00:35:01.480 3.4%

00:35:02.780 it's already at 10

00:35:04.780 if you calculate

00:35:06.200 the way it was calculated

00:35:07.760 when I was a kid

00:35:09.200 it's over 10

00:35:10.800 when Reagan was in office

00:35:12.880 it would have been

00:35:13.780 10.4%

00:35:15.380 if you calculated

00:35:16.580 it the same way

00:35:17.680 the American consumer

00:35:22.860 knows what's going on

00:35:24.220 and I tell you

00:35:26.580 the way this administration

00:35:28.400 is acting

00:35:29.260 it's like they were

00:35:32.140 acting

00:35:32.740 before the

00:35:34.000 election

00:35:35.780 do you remember

00:35:36.680 how we all said

00:35:37.420 there's no ground game

00:35:38.580 how is he planning

00:35:41.040 on getting elected

00:35:41.680 he's not going out

00:35:42.980 there's no momentum

00:35:44.700 for him

00:35:45.520 at all

00:35:46.120 there's no ground game

00:35:47.920 and yet 0.72

00:35:48.740 they were so arrogant 0.97

00:35:50.040 they just 0.97

00:35:50.960 they operated

00:35:51.780 as if they knew

00:35:53.200 they were going to win

00:35:55.000 some would say

00:35:58.200 definitely not

00:35:59.740 this broadcaster

00:36:01.040 would say

00:36:02.160 they knew

00:36:03.100 because

00:36:04.540 it was rigged

00:36:05.860 they are acting

00:36:09.360 like they are going

00:36:10.240 to rule

00:36:10.940 forever

00:36:11.860 they are acting

00:36:13.980 as if

00:36:14.620 no one really cares

00:36:16.360 what the American public

00:36:17.640 is saying

00:36:18.200 about their policies

00:36:19.260 and Democrats

00:36:20.600 are turning

00:36:21.540 on their policies

00:36:22.640 why don't they

00:36:26.120 seem to care

00:36:26.740 why do they

00:36:28.100 keep going

00:36:29.020 and doing

00:36:29.800 all of this

00:36:30.560 very unpopular

00:36:31.880 stuff

00:36:32.540 what do they

00:36:34.520 know

00:36:34.960 that we don't

00:36:36.080 know

00:36:36.920 Bo lives in 0.63

00:36:42.740 Ohio

00:36:43.120 he writes in

00:36:44.300 about his dog's

00:36:44.860 experience with

00:36:45.420 rough greens

00:36:45.920 he said

00:36:46.200 Glenn

00:36:46.400 it took my dog

00:36:47.400 Toby a few days

00:36:48.420 to get used

00:36:48.900 to the rough greens

00:36:49.600 but he seems

00:36:50.480 to love it now

00:36:51.200 it's too early

00:36:52.640 to see a change

00:36:53.300 in his behavior

00:36:53.880 yet

00:36:54.100 but I am

00:36:54.540 seeing a few

00:36:55.420 moves

00:36:55.900 from his

00:36:56.480 younger self

00:36:57.260 I'm definitely

00:36:57.860 going to continue

00:36:58.440 to see if

00:36:58.960 he responds

00:37:00.340 more

00:37:00.600 thank you

00:37:01.120 rough greens

00:37:01.980 this is somebody

00:37:02.980 who just tried

00:37:03.880 the trial pack

00:37:04.660 you want to

00:37:04.980 make sure

00:37:05.340 that you

00:37:05.640 get the

00:37:05.960 trial pack

00:37:06.460 if you're

00:37:06.680 not sure

00:37:07.000 your dog

00:37:07.380 is going

00:37:07.640 to like

00:37:08.540 rough greens

00:37:09.080 I mean

00:37:09.500 every dog

00:37:11.100 I know

00:37:11.600 of

00:37:11.880 loves this

00:37:12.540 stuff

00:37:12.720 it's like

00:37:13.000 dog crack

00:37:13.700 dog crack

00:37:15.840 and it is

00:37:18.400 it's a bag

00:37:19.660 a trial bag

00:37:20.400 that will let

00:37:21.060 you have

00:37:21.580 your dog

00:37:21.880 try it

00:37:22.240 for I

00:37:22.620 don't know

00:37:22.840 a few days

00:37:23.300 depending on

00:37:23.760 the size

00:37:24.080 of your dog

00:37:24.500 this might

00:37:24.820 be three

00:37:25.180 days for

00:37:25.600 my dog

00:37:25.980 for Stu's

00:37:27.700 dog could

00:37:28.080 be six

00:37:29.220 months

00:37:29.540 Pat's dog

00:37:30.380 it's a year

00:37:30.860 and a half

00:37:31.340 but you

00:37:32.880 can get

00:37:33.140 the trial

00:37:33.520 pack

00:37:33.820 all you

00:37:34.100 have to

00:37:34.280 do is

00:37:34.480 pay for

00:37:34.760 the shipping

00:37:35.100 and handling

00:37:35.540 just try

00:37:36.120 it

00:37:36.280 make sure

00:37:36.560 your dog

00:37:36.840 will eat

00:37:37.160 it

00:37:37.340 then order

00:37:38.260 a full

00:37:38.660 bag

00:37:39.040 of rough

00:37:39.560 greens

00:37:39.860 and begin

00:37:40.440 the challenge

00:37:40.920 and you'll

00:37:41.240 see

00:37:41.560 30 days

00:37:42.920 60 days

00:37:43.940 120 days

00:37:45.240 every

00:37:46.100 my dog

00:37:46.880 is still

00:37:47.360 changing

00:37:47.800 on me

00:37:48.300 and he's

00:37:49.160 been eating

00:37:49.620 it for a

00:37:50.100 year

00:37:50.420 you will

00:37:51.240 meet

00:37:51.760 the real

00:37:52.600 dog

00:37:53.140 inside of

00:37:53.860 your dog

00:37:54.360 that is

00:37:54.720 just

00:37:54.960 dying

00:37:55.660 to come 0.89

00:37:56.120 out

00:37:56.440 give them

00:37:57.260 the nutrients

00:37:57.900 they need

00:37:58.420 put this

00:37:58.840 on their

00:37:59.160 food

00:37:59.460 rough

00:37:59.740 greens

00:38:00.100 dot com

00:38:00.660 r u f f 0.99

00:38:01.320 greens

00:38:01.860 dot com

00:38:02.600 slash

00:38:03.060 back

00:38:03.380 rough

00:38:03.960 greens

00:38:04.380 dot com

00:38:05.040 slash

00:38:05.540 back

00:38:06.020 this is

00:38:12.000 the glenbeck

00:38:12.460 program

00:38:12.900 so did you

00:38:13.960 hear the

00:38:14.300 jake tapper

00:38:14.980 audio

00:38:15.360 yesterday

00:38:15.780 with the

00:38:16.100 white house

00:38:16.400 official

00:38:16.780 when jake

00:38:17.380 said

00:38:17.680 why is

00:38:18.860 the president

00:38:19.400 saying we

00:38:19.960 should

00:38:20.320 abide by

00:38:21.240 cdc

00:38:21.700 guidelines

00:38:22.220 and then

00:38:24.040 wear a

00:38:24.480 mask

00:38:24.800 outside

00:38:25.440 why

00:38:26.960 why is

00:38:27.700 he doing

00:38:28.040 that

00:38:28.380 well

00:38:29.140 you know

00:38:29.920 he believes

00:38:30.520 that you

00:38:31.380 know

00:38:31.460 it's still

00:38:31.760 dangerous

00:38:32.180 on the

00:38:33.040 outside

00:38:33.440 well

00:38:33.840 wait

00:38:34.200 but why

00:38:34.700 is he

00:38:35.100 why

00:38:36.260 why does

00:38:36.920 he believe

00:38:37.220 that

00:38:37.400 can you

00:38:40.300 go into

00:38:40.740 the

00:38:41.000 the numbers

00:38:42.420 on the

00:38:42.760 cdc

00:38:43.160 guideline

00:38:43.500 on

00:38:43.840 the ability

00:38:45.640 to catch

00:38:46.100 it outside

00:38:46.640 it's really

00:38:47.420 amazing

00:38:47.880 david

00:38:48.740 leonhart

00:38:49.080 for the

00:38:49.540 new york

00:38:49.900 times

00:38:50.320 who's

00:38:50.820 actually

00:38:51.040 done a

00:38:51.300 lot of

00:38:51.640 really good

00:38:51.980 reporting

00:38:52.420 on this

00:38:53.060 sort of

00:38:53.860 stuff

00:38:54.160 has talked

00:38:54.800 about

00:38:55.000 today

00:38:55.300 a number

00:38:56.080 that has

00:38:56.440 been thrown

00:38:56.760 around by

00:38:57.120 the cdc

00:38:57.780 which is

00:38:58.440 basically

00:38:58.780 saying like

00:38:59.380 they are

00:39:00.280 saying now

00:39:00.700 less than

00:39:01.220 10%

00:39:01.840 of all

00:39:02.800 cases

00:39:03.320 come from

00:39:04.580 outdoor

00:39:05.000 transmission

00:39:05.640 and

00:39:06.600 less than

00:39:07.140 10%

00:39:07.800 really

00:39:08.120 10%

00:39:08.680 less than

00:39:08.920 10%

00:39:09.320 you think

00:39:10.740 that seems

00:39:11.160 like a small

00:39:11.680 number

00:39:12.100 seems like a

00:39:12.640 small number

00:39:13.180 but a number

00:39:14.120 that might

00:39:15.380 legitimately

00:39:16.080 still have

00:39:16.980 you wearing

00:39:17.800 a mask

00:39:18.260 or social

00:39:18.880 distancing

00:39:19.280 because

00:39:19.860 it's still

00:39:20.700 obviously a

00:39:21.540 part of this

00:39:22.660 it might not

00:39:23.000 be the majority

00:39:23.660 yes

00:39:24.380 but it's a

00:39:24.820 part of this

00:39:25.280 and it's

00:39:26.140 wild

00:39:26.540 absolutely

00:39:27.640 true

00:39:28.200 it is

00:39:29.140 less than

00:39:29.680 10%

00:39:30.420 I mean

00:39:30.900 that is

00:39:31.220 that is

00:39:32.560 absolutely

00:39:33.380 true

00:39:33.960 the thing

00:39:35.120 is

00:39:35.380 it's

00:39:35.640 how much

00:39:36.900 yeah

00:39:37.340 how much

00:39:38.040 less

00:39:38.480 than 10%

00:39:39.180 so we

00:39:40.280 don't know

00:39:40.620 exactly

00:39:41.220 the number

00:39:41.860 but experts

00:39:43.400 believe

00:39:43.980 now again

00:39:44.880 we're supposed

00:39:45.200 to follow

00:39:45.520 the science

00:39:45.800 according to

00:39:46.220 the New

00:39:46.700 York Times

00:39:47.440 New York

00:39:48.600 Times

00:39:49.160 yes

00:39:49.500 experts

00:39:51.020 believe the

00:39:51.640 number is

00:39:52.180 likely more

00:39:53.200 like

00:39:53.520 0.1%

00:39:56.660 of cases

00:39:58.040 are outside

00:39:59.000 wow

00:39:59.320 they base

00:40:00.560 this

00:40:00.880 their number

00:40:01.540 on

00:40:02.020 there was

00:40:02.760 a study

00:40:03.440 that happened

00:40:04.020 and it was

00:40:04.440 thousands and

00:40:04.900 thousands of

00:40:05.320 cases

00:40:05.620 and there was

00:40:06.600 95 of them

00:40:07.720 that were

00:40:08.040 transmitted

00:40:08.580 outdoors

00:40:09.160 now there are

00:40:10.100 no known

00:40:10.680 super spreader

00:40:11.320 events in the

00:40:11.860 world that

00:40:12.380 have ever

00:40:12.680 occurred

00:40:13.040 outdoors

00:40:13.480 and there

00:40:14.200 are no

00:40:14.780 known

00:40:15.320 transmissions

00:40:16.300 other than

00:40:18.540 close

00:40:18.980 conversations

00:40:19.800 that have

00:40:20.280 happened

00:40:20.600 outdoors

00:40:21.020 so these

00:40:21.840 95 cases

00:40:22.920 that they're

00:40:23.300 talking about

00:40:24.020 are actually

00:40:25.680 from all

00:40:27.820 from Singapore

00:40:28.720 at construction

00:40:30.220 sites

00:40:30.760 and when you

00:40:32.100 look into the

00:40:32.660 details of it

00:40:33.380 basically they

00:40:34.280 just said

00:40:35.520 these came

00:40:36.720 indoors and

00:40:37.420 they were

00:40:37.580 actually

00:40:37.940 indoors not

00:40:39.320 outdoors

00:40:39.720 are you

00:40:40.700 assured that

00:40:41.340 Joe Biden's

00:40:41.900 not going to

00:40:42.220 be on a

00:40:42.580 construction

00:40:43.000 site in

00:40:44.100 Singapore

00:40:44.440 anytime soon

00:40:45.280 I'm not

00:40:45.780 I'm not

00:40:46.300 I'm not

00:40:46.840 he may think

00:40:47.360 he's on

00:40:47.700 one

00:40:48.620 right now

00:40:52.160 I think he

00:40:52.680 thinks he's

00:40:53.280 on one

00:40:53.840 this is the

00:40:56.020 Glenn Beck

00:40:56.560 program

00:40:57.140 let me tell

00:40:58.100 you about

00:40:58.300 rough greens

00:40:58.820 ever since

00:40:59.560 uno tried

00:41:00.480 rough greens

00:41:00.980 for the first

00:41:01.460 time he is

00:41:03.060 a different

00:41:03.920 dog your

00:41:04.880 dog too

00:41:05.400 right Sue

00:41:06.120 oh yeah

00:41:06.660 I mean

00:41:06.880 miles is

00:41:07.640 miles was

00:41:08.820 I mean

00:41:09.240 practically dead

00:41:10.280 you talking

00:41:10.620 about president

00:41:11.120 miles is that

00:41:11.720 who you're

00:41:11.900 talking about

00:41:12.300 yeah president

00:41:13.040 miles

00:41:13.260 yes president

00:41:14.900 miles has been

00:41:15.460 able to run

00:41:15.860 the country

00:41:16.380 he's a little

00:41:17.040 bit he's awake

00:41:17.640 more often than

00:41:18.660 Joe Biden

00:41:19.140 and a lot of

00:41:20.480 that's because

00:41:20.820 of rough greens

00:41:21.420 without rough

00:41:23.280 have you really

00:41:23.760 seen a different

00:41:24.420 have you seen

00:41:25.300 a change

00:41:25.660 oh yeah

00:41:26.000 I mean

00:41:26.220 first of all

00:41:27.100 it is run

00:41:28.200 to the bowl

00:41:28.720 and you know

00:41:29.260 miles doesn't

00:41:29.740 run that much

00:41:30.580 anymore but

00:41:31.140 it's a very

00:41:32.320 slow walk

00:41:33.020 to the bowl

00:41:33.480 which is more

00:41:33.980 than normal

00:41:34.360 we don't have

00:41:34.680 to carry him

00:41:35.160 there at least

00:41:35.620 and yeah

00:41:37.220 you see a real

00:41:37.940 difference in

00:41:38.860 energy level

00:41:39.620 my dog

00:41:40.140 Piper is

00:41:40.840 much younger

00:41:41.540 and you can

00:41:42.440 tell I mean

00:41:42.980 she wants to

00:41:43.340 run around

00:41:43.680 she wants to

00:41:44.160 play

00:41:44.520 you know

00:41:45.240 there's a lot

00:41:45.580 of the activity

00:41:46.440 increase is

00:41:47.760 noticeable

00:41:48.140 yeah same

00:41:49.640 with Uno

00:41:50.020 Uno is nine

00:41:51.020 which is old

00:41:51.580 for a German

00:41:52.100 Shepherd

00:41:52.400 and he's acting

00:41:54.300 like he was

00:41:54.780 three

00:41:55.080 I mean it's

00:41:55.880 it's really

00:41:56.520 a change

00:41:57.080 try a free

00:41:58.140 bag of rough

00:41:58.740 greens for your

00:41:59.320 dog just to

00:41:59.800 try out

00:42:00.300 all you pay

00:42:00.800 for is shipping

00:42:01.480 you get a

00:42:01.920 little bag

00:42:02.340 make sure

00:42:02.740 that they'll

00:42:03.140 eat it

00:42:03.460 you put it

00:42:03.820 on their

00:42:04.060 food

00:42:04.360 if they love

00:42:05.200 it order

00:42:05.640 a bigger

00:42:05.960 bag and

00:42:06.420 watch the

00:42:07.140 results

00:42:07.540 833

00:42:08.080 glenn33

00:42:08.920 or rough

00:42:09.380 greens.com

00:42:10.200 slash back

00:42:10.920 what you are

00:42:30.380 about to hear

00:42:31.140 is the fusion

00:42:32.600 of entertainment

00:42:33.580 and enlightenment

00:42:35.580 this is the

00:42:40.360 Glenn Beck

00:42:40.940 program

00:42:41.640 I got a

00:42:47.120 letter in

00:42:47.660 from a

00:42:49.220 from a fan

00:42:50.020 and listener

00:42:50.500 who is

00:42:51.240 really struggling

00:42:52.780 34 years old

00:42:55.420 listens all

00:42:57.600 the time

00:42:58.160 and doesn't

00:43:00.540 know what to

00:43:01.360 do doesn't

00:43:01.880 know how

00:43:02.580 to fight

00:43:04.940 or or at

00:43:07.020 least present

00:43:08.540 facts to his

00:43:10.220 friends we go

00:43:11.600 there in 60

00:43:12.320 seconds

00:43:12.880 first let me

00:43:19.440 tell you about

00:43:19.780 relief factor

00:43:20.500 relief factor is

00:43:23.500 something that

00:43:24.460 is really

00:43:26.740 going to change

00:43:27.540 your life it

00:43:29.000 is a a pain

00:43:31.120 remedy that

00:43:32.340 is real

00:43:33.900 and I say

00:43:35.420 that kind

00:43:36.780 of unbelieving

00:43:37.540 because you

00:43:38.700 know anything

00:43:40.100 that works on

00:43:40.780 inflammation that's

00:43:41.540 where all of our

00:43:42.160 pain is coming

00:43:42.840 from but

00:43:43.820 anything that

00:43:44.380 works on

00:43:44.800 inflammation has

00:43:45.680 never really

00:43:46.540 worked for me

00:43:47.240 I don't know

00:43:48.180 why but it

00:43:49.700 just doesn't I

00:43:50.540 mean ibuprofen

00:43:51.400 800 shut up 0.93

00:43:52.840 I already take 0.95

00:43:55.540 that I think

00:43:56.020 you know ibuprofen

00:43:57.360 1600 it doesn't

00:43:58.920 make a dent

00:44:00.080 with me so I

00:44:00.740 really didn't

00:44:01.300 think that

00:44:01.840 relief factor

00:44:03.380 would work

00:44:03.900 it did and I

00:44:05.780 still take it

00:44:06.380 three times a

00:44:07.100 day every day

00:44:07.980 it is it's a

00:44:10.700 miracle in my

00:44:11.480 life it's a

00:44:13.020 miracle in many

00:44:13.880 people's lives

00:44:14.760 try it you

00:44:15.960 might be part of

00:44:16.580 the 70% where

00:44:17.800 it just works

00:44:19.340 wonders in your

00:44:20.220 life and you get

00:44:21.020 out of pain you

00:44:21.600 get your life

00:44:22.100 back just try it

00:44:23.980 three-week quick

00:44:25.020 start you'll know

00:44:25.600 in three weeks

00:44:26.280 doesn't work in

00:44:27.060 three weeks not

00:44:27.700 gonna work for 0.94

00:44:28.200 you relief factor

00:44:29.740 dot-com call

00:44:30.420 800-500-8384

00:44:32.440 800-500-8384

00:44:34.400 it's relief factor

00:44:35.740 dot-com

00:44:36.980 dear Glenn my

00:44:52.320 name is uh

00:44:53.560 frederick morgan

00:44:54.500 i'm one of

00:44:55.360 these young

00:44:56.240 black americans

00:44:57.500 34 years old

00:44:59.000 i listened to

00:45:00.740 rush every day

00:45:01.600 when i was in

00:45:02.380 middle school

00:45:03.000 i truly believe

00:45:05.260 in the conservative

00:45:06.660 thought i am a

00:45:07.860 conservative but i

00:45:09.780 can't fight some of

00:45:10.600 the things my

00:45:11.040 friends bring up i

00:45:12.060 try my hardest to

00:45:12.900 fight it because i

00:45:13.820 know that i'm

00:45:14.560 right i went to

00:45:15.820 florida state

00:45:16.380 university i'm a

00:45:17.340 major in history

00:45:18.300 i'd love your

00:45:20.020 opinion if you

00:45:20.880 could please

00:45:22.320 tell me how i

00:45:23.760 can fight this

00:45:24.880 story that this

00:45:26.220 country was built

00:45:27.180 on slaves when

00:45:29.180 it actually truly

00:45:30.160 was all the way

00:45:31.180 up to canada and

00:45:32.280 the original 13

00:45:33.220 colonies they did

00:45:34.680 have indentured

00:45:35.420 servants right

00:45:36.460 alongside everyone

00:45:37.460 else at the time

00:45:38.380 i try to tell

00:45:40.740 people this i try

00:45:41.620 to give them um

00:45:42.900 uh you know

00:45:44.740 some some

00:45:45.500 information that

00:45:47.480 will help change

00:45:48.440 their lives the

00:45:49.900 whole thing about

00:45:50.560 the civil war how

00:45:51.460 many lives were

00:45:52.200 lost white lies

00:45:53.560 white lives but 0.99

00:45:55.820 it's just not

00:45:56.380 enough i need more

00:45:57.580 history i need more

00:45:58.420 real history because

00:46:00.160 what i was taught

00:46:01.260 obviously it just

00:46:03.060 isn't enough

00:46:04.220 so he goes on and

00:46:07.320 he's basically

00:46:08.780 pleading for

00:46:10.120 information

00:46:10.760 frederick i got

00:46:13.620 your email uh this

00:46:14.920 morning and i

00:46:16.880 really appreciate

00:46:17.860 you writing in

00:46:19.520 let me see if i

00:46:21.780 can help you

00:46:22.500 first of all

00:46:24.180 you're right about

00:46:27.120 indentured servants

00:46:28.380 the first american

00:46:30.600 slave happened

00:46:32.420 in the 1600s

00:46:34.100 now that was an

00:46:35.420 english slave there 0.99

00:46:36.980 was no america in

00:46:38.260 the 1600s it was

00:46:39.520 english and that

00:46:41.860 slave belonged to

00:46:44.360 a black man 0.96

00:46:45.260 see he was an

00:46:46.920 indentured servant 0.96

00:46:48.020 it was a black

00:46:49.360 indentured servant 0.63

00:46:50.280 to a black man

00:46:51.540 and what indentured

00:46:52.440 servant meant is

00:46:53.960 you know it's it's

00:46:56.240 it's kind of in a

00:46:57.300 way when a company

00:46:58.320 pays for your

00:46:59.480 uh education into

00:47:00.980 something and then

00:47:01.720 oh it's this it's

00:47:03.620 the military you do

00:47:06.000 what the military says

00:47:07.120 and they'll pay for

00:47:07.920 your education but

00:47:09.580 you work for them

00:47:10.660 for at least four

00:47:11.800 years that's

00:47:12.740 basically what

00:47:13.620 indentured servitude

00:47:14.540 was it wasn't

00:47:16.700 slavery it was

00:47:18.180 indentured servitude

00:47:19.240 so this indentured

00:47:21.100 servant i guess just

00:47:22.060 didn't work hard

00:47:23.100 enough uh to this

00:47:24.880 man's liking and so

00:47:25.860 he went to court and

00:47:26.800 he said i think he

00:47:28.600 owes me the rest of

00:47:29.540 rest of his life

00:47:30.680 thus making him a

00:47:33.160 slave with no

00:47:34.420 chance of escape 1.00

00:47:35.640 that was a black

00:47:37.020 man that sued for

00:47:38.760 that privilege uh

00:47:42.580 and one in an

00:47:44.180 english court so

00:47:45.760 the first slave was 0.68

00:47:47.840 black the first 1.00

00:47:48.800 slave owner was 0.91

00:47:50.500 black 0.85

00:47:50.980 while the numbers

00:47:57.020 don't compare uh

00:47:59.660 because of just the

00:48:00.740 volume the the

00:48:04.580 per capita rate in

00:48:07.060 many of the southern

00:48:08.440 states slaves were

00:48:10.460 held per capita

00:48:11.740 uh in more black

00:48:13.720 families than white 0.87

00:48:15.280 families most people

00:48:17.540 didn't have slaves

00:48:19.180 um but most people

00:48:23.380 didn't look at

00:48:25.560 slavery at all it's

00:48:27.360 not that they didn't

00:48:27.960 look at it and judge

00:48:28.900 it great they

00:48:30.000 refused to look at

00:48:31.140 it for instance we're

00:48:33.260 doing that right now

00:48:34.420 on many things

00:48:35.840 many things and

00:48:37.620 when your progressive

00:48:38.760 friends say well

00:48:40.760 they didn't stop

00:48:41.720 slavery no do you

00:48:44.480 believe abortion is 0.96

00:48:45.720 either good or bad

00:48:47.000 that it's either a

00:48:48.580 fundamental right that

00:48:50.120 every woman should 1.00

00:48:51.240 have to kill her 1.00

00:48:53.420 baby or it's a 1.00

00:48:55.460 fundamental right of

00:48:56.660 the babies to not be

00:48:57.920 killed by their

00:48:58.640 mothers either way it 0.91

00:48:59.920 doesn't matter how

00:49:01.120 come we haven't

00:49:01.760 solved that why

00:49:02.860 haven't you done

00:49:03.700 everything you can

00:49:04.960 to make sure that

00:49:06.600 every woman has the 1.00

00:49:08.120 right oh you you

00:49:09.100 say you have you've

00:49:10.300 done everything you

00:49:11.340 can but you still

00:49:12.820 have half the country

00:49:14.400 or more believing

00:49:15.500 it's wrong so now

00:49:18.300 what are you going to

00:49:18.880 do what needs to

00:49:20.500 happen for you if

00:49:21.540 you believe that that

00:49:22.620 is the right of every

00:49:24.340 woman to be able to 1.00

00:49:25.580 choose to kill her 1.00

00:49:26.520 child every woman has 1.00

00:49:28.440 that right and she's 1.00

00:49:30.240 enslaved to a system

00:49:31.720 that says no what are

00:49:36.360 you doing to free her

00:49:37.300 from that we're doing

00:49:39.640 everything we can that's

00:49:40.760 exactly what the

00:49:42.700 founders did they did

00:49:44.820 everything they could

00:49:46.660 but at some point you 0.99

00:49:50.300 either have to kill 0.86

00:49:51.560 people over it and have 0.99

00:49:53.600 another war or you just

00:49:56.260 believe in progress that

00:49:59.240 we're going to make

00:50:00.120 steps and eventually

00:50:01.420 we will get through

00:50:02.840 this see that's what

00:50:04.540 progressivism is except

00:50:06.340 i think progressivism is

00:50:07.860 uh actually on the side

00:50:09.160 of evil because it was

00:50:10.360 really started to make us

00:50:11.700 a communist country or a

00:50:13.760 fascistic country because

00:50:15.100 before the 1940s and the

00:50:17.680 1950s where communism and

00:50:20.360 uh and uh uh uh

00:50:22.560 fascism revealed itself for

00:50:25.260 the death machine that it

00:50:26.500 was when it first was

00:50:28.220 proposed people in

00:50:29.300 america many on the

00:50:31.160 uh right and the left

00:50:32.700 republicans and

00:50:33.720 democrats thought you

00:50:34.680 know this is the way it

00:50:35.560 should be we should do

00:50:37.640 that but they didn't want

00:50:39.420 the bloody revolution they

00:50:41.180 didn't want to kill

00:50:42.180 people over it so they

00:50:44.600 decided we would just put

00:50:46.060 it in step by step and

00:50:47.940 eventually we'd get there

00:50:48.900 now yes it's taken a

00:50:49.920 hundred years but voila we

00:50:52.420 are here

00:50:53.160 so should they have had a

00:50:56.480 bloody revolution in

00:50:57.860 1917 here in america

00:51:00.620 well i guess if you're an

00:51:04.100 absolutist you would say

00:51:05.180 yes but if you're an

00:51:07.240 absolutist then what

00:51:08.980 happens to when you have

00:51:10.820 control now of all three

00:51:12.540 branches you are you are

00:51:16.240 just marching headlong into

00:51:18.140 socialism what are you

00:51:19.280 going to do with the 50% of

00:51:20.540 the americas americans that

00:51:22.180 don't want to do that that

00:51:25.300 don't believe in that path

00:51:26.700 what are you going to do

00:51:28.440 are you going to hope that

00:51:32.920 progressivism will change

00:51:34.540 them or are you going to 0.99

00:51:36.420 scare them or shoot them 1.00

00:51:37.940 because that's the choice 0.98

00:51:40.600 that our founders had on

00:51:42.120 slavery

00:51:42.560 refer them to the declaration

00:51:46.400 of independence the the

00:51:47.880 first draft you can find it

00:51:49.660 online

00:51:50.140 look for where thomas

00:51:52.880 jefferson's handwriting

00:51:53.920 changes look for when

00:51:55.440 jefferson starts to print

00:51:57.100 things out not in cursive

00:51:59.800 letters look where he

00:52:01.200 capitalizes and underlines the

00:52:03.360 word men

00:52:04.300 why would he do that

00:52:07.880 he understood he understood

00:52:11.820 that slaves were men that

00:52:15.680 slaves had just the same equal

00:52:19.780 right as everybody else to be

00:52:21.280 free that's why he that's why

00:52:24.280 he excoriates the king king

00:52:26.880 george and explains how many

00:52:29.460 times they tried to stop it

00:52:30.860 what makes you any different as

00:52:35.080 a progressive than the founders

00:52:37.160 they did everything they could

00:52:40.820 including all new lands the

00:52:44.700 northwest ordinance

00:52:45.840 forbade any kind of slavery it was

00:52:49.820 not going to spread in fact they

00:52:51.980 did everything they could to shut

00:52:53.920 it down to slowly bleed it dry

00:52:57.080 if we were a nation that was built

00:53:03.420 by slaves and over the 400 years of

00:53:07.740 the slave trade i think we imported 0.53

00:53:11.360 about a million slaves why isn't 0.96

00:53:15.400 brazil built on the back of slaves 0.99

00:53:18.120 seeing that they took about eight

00:53:19.480 million what why aren't they known

00:53:23.840 as a country built on slavery

00:53:26.360 we took the least

00:53:30.340 americans took the least amount of

00:53:34.320 slaves for all the rest of the the

00:53:37.540 dutch slave trade we were the lowest

00:53:40.280 on the totem pole why is it that we

00:53:43.180 are the only ones why is it that we

00:53:46.100 are the only one yeah well i took a

00:53:47.740 civil war to stop it yes it did isn't

00:53:51.300 that amazing isn't that amazing we are

00:53:55.120 the only country in the world where

00:53:58.000 white people fought white people to 0.89

00:54:00.760 free black people gee that sounds 0.99

00:54:04.540 awfully racist doesn't it we killed 0.99

00:54:08.760 600,000 men and women and children in

00:54:15.260 many cases on the battlefield 600,000

00:54:19.640 in the civil war white people fighting

00:54:23.340 white people to free black people 0.79

00:54:26.780 help me out well it just that wasn't 0.87

00:54:34.500 what the civil war was about the civil

00:54:36.100 war was about the union yes it was and

00:54:40.500 the union was trying to abolish slavery

00:54:43.720 that's why they seceded because they

00:54:48.080 thought abraham lincoln was going to stop

00:54:50.880 slavery well he didn't did he when he

00:54:54.360 first got in he didn't care he said the

00:54:57.480 federal government doesn't have that

00:55:00.280 power to stop it it has to stop in the

00:55:03.700 slave states you might call him a 0.51

00:55:08.720 progressive but when they came out and

00:55:12.420 said we reject this union and to join our

00:55:16.640 new confederate union you have to be not

00:55:20.580 only accepting slaves you have to 0.97

00:55:23.540 actively be involved in importing and

00:55:26.540 expanding the slave trade we thought that

00:55:30.060 was evil we thought that was wrong so

00:55:32.940 yep we went to war

00:55:34.120 see the problem with this is is this is

00:55:40.360 so easy it's so easy to fight but no one

00:55:44.380 really wants to listen to it nobody wanted

00:55:48.320 to listen to the plight of slavery just

00:55:51.440 like nobody wants to talk about abortion

00:55:53.140 today nobody wants to talk about the fact

00:55:56.240 that there are more people held in slavery

00:56:00.260 today than in the entire 400 history

00:56:05.780 400 year history of the slave trade 400

00:56:10.320 100 years of slavery there are more held

00:56:13.700 today in slavery than over that entire

00:56:17.540 period why aren't we talking about that

00:56:19.800 the reason is we don't talk about things

00:56:22.320 that are important anymore don't you know

00:56:24.560 that that's why the media is not covering

00:56:26.200 the the colonial pipeline they're not

00:56:29.420 talking about the incredible attack on our

00:56:33.120 infrastructure by russians now if russia were a

00:56:38.940 friend i'll tell you this if donald trump or

00:56:43.080 ronald reagan were in office we would be

00:56:45.160 demanding that donald that uh putin would 0.75

00:56:49.420 bring those people to justice can you imagine

00:56:52.960 you imagine if some group just attacked the

00:56:58.340 infrastructure of putin's oil regime and they

00:57:03.580 were americans and the american government

00:57:06.600 said we don't have anything to do with it i i don't

00:57:08.840 know anything about it but they could prove it came

00:57:11.460 from america do you think putin would think that

00:57:15.240 maybe we were involved and have some strong words

00:57:17.600 for us because i know ronald reagan would have i

00:57:19.580 know donald trump would have

00:57:20.700 but the media has decided it's not important

00:57:26.520 because the media is part of the destruction of

00:57:29.620 america and so is our educational system

00:57:32.440 so frederick take solace in the fact that you

00:57:38.640 have the first name that frederick douglas

00:57:42.880 had and frederick douglas was conned by people

00:57:46.520 for a long time he believed that the constitution

00:57:50.320 was a slave owner's paradise until he was asked have 0.88

00:57:55.740 you read it when he read it and then he read the

00:57:59.340 federalist papers and he read the declaration of

00:58:01.520 independence he said this is the greatest document

00:58:04.480 of freedom this is the greatest anti-slavery document

00:58:08.860 ever written

00:58:10.100 you may not win with your friends

00:58:16.500 don't try to win just try to be helpful

00:58:21.140 but at the same time frederick you might you might want to find some new

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00:59:56.140 10 seconds station

00:59:57.260 welcome to the uh

01:00:09.800 welcome to the program

01:00:12.020 so

01:00:12.560 riots in jerusalem yesterday

01:00:16.240 did you see that

01:00:18.040 did you see what

01:00:18.980 what uh

01:00:21.100 happened yesterday in jerusalem

01:00:23.220 and and the the top israeli diplomat

01:00:26.700 in the united states

01:00:27.680 he said

01:00:29.020 yesterday

01:00:29.680 the western powers

01:00:31.060 have inflamed the tensions

01:00:32.640 in jerusalem

01:00:33.800 you know stew

01:00:38.480 i mean are we on the wrong side

01:00:41.160 of everything now

01:00:41.960 interesting wording

01:00:43.300 i thought

01:00:43.820 what it inflamed jerusalem

01:00:45.480 were the rockets landing on it

01:00:46.960 that was kind of my

01:00:48.160 my thought about

01:00:49.500 what was inflaming

01:00:50.540 jerusalem at this particular

01:00:51.800 moment

01:00:52.300 right

01:00:53.220 i don't know

01:00:53.940 i mean i don't know

01:00:54.700 we're not on the wrong side

01:00:55.700 of everything

01:00:56.080 it's it's just

01:00:56.960 you know

01:00:57.360 this is something

01:00:58.320 we've had to deal with

01:00:59.080 for a long

01:00:59.840 time

01:01:00.640 and it's getting worse

01:01:02.920 and worse

01:01:03.560 and worse

01:01:04.340 it's you know

01:01:05.040 this stuff is everywhere

01:01:05.940 and you have to fight it off

01:01:07.100 everywhere

01:01:07.440 i mean we talked about

01:01:08.280 the disney thing yesterday

01:01:09.420 where they're

01:01:09.920 going through

01:01:11.100 and teaching

01:01:12.080 critical race theory

01:01:13.560 and that like

01:01:14.240 the colorblind society

01:01:16.260 is a hateful 0.94

01:01:17.580 um

01:01:18.460 relic

01:01:19.040 of the past

01:01:20.580 and uh

01:01:21.520 asking for

01:01:22.820 how does that even

01:01:23.680 make sense to anybody

01:01:24.820 how does a thinking

01:01:26.300 human being

01:01:27.120 actually make that

01:01:28.400 work in their head

01:01:29.220 i don't know

01:01:29.640 i mean the only thing

01:01:31.180 is the

01:01:31.700 sort of

01:01:33.000 ibram kendi

01:01:33.980 uh

01:01:34.840 construct of

01:01:35.800 saying basically

01:01:36.960 you know

01:01:37.720 the only solution

01:01:38.700 for past discrimination

01:01:39.900 is current discrimination

01:01:41.140 there is nothing

01:01:42.480 you can do about the past

01:01:43.720 the past is gone

01:01:45.000 tomorrow may never come

01:01:46.920 let's concentrate on today

01:01:48.580 i mean

01:01:50.140 i mean this is so easy

01:01:51.880 to take apart

01:01:52.900 how does this stuff

01:01:55.060 make sense to so many people 1.00

01:01:56.860 are they just that dumb 1.00

01:01:58.220 i mean i've met dumb people 1.00

01:01:59.940 i have seen them 0.99

01:02:01.280 in the parking lot

01:02:01.980 of walmart

01:02:02.620 and i have lived

01:02:04.020 in new york city

01:02:05.020 so

01:02:05.840 really

01:02:06.800 class doesn't make

01:02:08.240 a difference

01:02:08.780 we are riddled 1.00

01:02:09.980 with dumb people 1.00

01:02:11.180 and so maybe 1.00

01:02:12.700 you just have to be 1.00

01:02:13.580 that dumb 1.00

01:02:14.480 but just a few 1.00

01:02:16.240 honest questions

01:02:17.760 tear all that apart

01:02:19.200 doesn't it

01:02:19.900 yeah

01:02:21.480 but no one wants to

01:02:23.160 it's very difficult

01:02:24.300 to get people

01:02:24.900 in the mindset

01:02:25.400 of wanting to ask

01:02:26.780 or answer

01:02:27.420 honest questions

01:02:28.260 it's very difficult

01:02:29.960 i mean they just don't

01:02:30.740 well the outdoor mask

01:02:31.820 thing is a perfect

01:02:32.480 example of it

01:02:33.160 right

01:02:33.340 there's never been

01:02:34.440 evidence to support

01:02:35.700 you should wear a mask

01:02:36.900 outside

01:02:37.340 ever

01:02:37.800 i mean it's never

01:02:39.260 been a drop of evidence

01:02:40.620 to say that that's

01:02:41.420 a smart thing to do

01:02:42.220 yet if you don't wear

01:02:43.680 one in certain areas

01:02:44.500 of this country

01:02:45.120 you will be harassed

01:02:47.220 by people walking

01:02:48.680 by you

01:02:49.380 who will get in your

01:02:50.620 face to explain to you

01:02:52.060 why you're bad

01:02:53.480 for doing that

01:02:54.900 and while increasing

01:02:56.340 the risk that there's

01:02:57.240 actual transmission

01:02:58.120 because they're in your

01:02:58.880 face yelling at you

01:02:59.920 that's not sense

01:03:01.740 that's there's no

01:03:02.460 science behind that

01:03:03.220 that's not common sense

01:03:04.320 that's just i don't

01:03:06.060 know if it's just

01:03:06.500 tribalism or what it

01:03:07.760 is but it's it's

01:03:09.260 it's not working

01:03:10.000 tribalism is i think

01:03:11.460 tribalism is a big

01:03:12.480 part of it it's not

01:03:13.480 so much now but it

01:03:15.000 was under donald

01:03:16.220 trump you had to be

01:03:17.600 against the vaccine

01:03:18.740 you had to be

01:03:19.460 against uh you know

01:03:21.440 everything that donald

01:03:22.460 trump did hydrochloroquine

01:03:24.000 all of it and it was

01:03:25.920 all tribalism it had

01:03:27.320 nothing to do with the

01:03:28.520 truth now i just think

01:03:29.720 those roles are set

01:03:31.080 for everybody on uh on

01:03:32.840 covet and so you you

01:03:34.820 i guess self-select

01:03:36.140 however i'm i'm willing

01:03:37.980 to look and live by the

01:03:39.920 science but i don't

01:03:41.040 think the people in

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01:05:17.300 so glad that you have tuned

01:05:18.960 us in today it is tuesday

01:05:21.500 the pipeline is still down

01:05:23.880 the white house has said

01:05:25.500 that we should uh that's a

01:05:28.040 private sector thing so

01:05:29.260 whether they pay the ransom

01:05:30.700 or not is really up to

01:05:31.700 them okay all right okay

01:05:34.520 thank you for that help

01:05:35.720 is that an issue to you i

01:05:37.620 mean you don't think the

01:05:38.580 government should have a

01:05:39.260 little more guidance on

01:05:40.420 it is weird that like this

01:05:42.580 is one of the things that

01:05:44.020 happens often not only by

01:05:46.480 private companies but also

01:05:47.520 by you know city governments

01:05:49.080 and state governments that

01:05:50.320 they get hacked and they

01:05:51.760 just literally just pay

01:05:52.840 criminals to get their

01:05:54.260 information back what are

01:05:55.380 we what are we practice

01:05:56.480 what are we paying the

01:05:58.120 federal government why are

01:05:58.920 we paying taxes if they

01:05:59.840 won't protect us from

01:06:00.940 outside forces and that

01:06:03.420 their job seems like it

01:06:04.740 to me outside forces yeah

01:06:06.320 it does to me and we

01:06:07.300 don't seem to take any of

01:06:08.100 these things seriously

01:06:08.940 after they happen you know

01:06:10.060 you have hacks from

01:06:11.100 sometimes state actors that

01:06:12.980 we don't do anything about

01:06:14.240 we have i mean we have a

01:06:16.020 very serious possibility

01:06:18.320 that a global pandemic was

01:06:20.300 caused by a communist

01:06:21.460 government uh and cover it

01:06:23.300 by the way i've still still

01:06:25.060 not unsealed the research

01:06:26.440 files from uh right the

01:06:28.500 wuhan institute of

01:06:29.440 virology so that people 0.97

01:06:31.040 around the world can check

01:06:32.040 them out and see if maybe

01:06:33.120 this was the cause still

01:06:34.440 haven't done it or a year

01:06:35.320 later still haven't done it

01:06:36.480 no one seems to care no one

01:06:37.980 seems to do much of

01:06:38.620 anything about it and uh it's

01:06:40.920 going to continue to happen

01:06:41.900 unless we hold these people

01:06:42.760 responsible we're busy

01:06:44.340 working on equity right now

01:06:46.040 that should we should be

01:06:46.940 laser focused on equity

01:06:48.580 guys that's what everybody's

01:06:49.780 looking for yes not equality

01:06:51.860 that's for sure i don't

01:06:53.060 want no not equality i

01:06:54.340 don't want equality i want 0.95

01:06:55.900 equity which is something

01:06:57.120 totally different and

01:06:58.760 brand spanking new in case

01:07:00.980 you haven't been following

01:07:01.620 this have you seen the

01:07:02.440 disney thing did you look

01:07:03.340 into that at all glenn over

01:07:04.640 the past couple days i

01:07:05.360 didn't look into it because

01:07:06.320 it'll make my eyes bleed i i

01:07:08.160 know about it the disney

01:07:09.300 training but i did kind of

01:07:11.020 make my eyes bleed i thought

01:07:12.560 about you a little bit and

01:07:13.700 the eye bleeding here and i

01:07:14.840 thought about how much to

01:07:15.880 torture you over this because

01:07:17.320 i know you you love and you 0.97

01:07:19.340 hate disney you have you 0.51

01:07:20.580 have a love-hate

01:07:21.060 relationship there i love

01:07:22.780 walt disney i love what

01:07:24.280 he stood for i love what

01:07:25.580 he built i love how he

01:07:27.040 built it uh i love the

01:07:30.200 ideals the original

01:07:31.300 principles of disney i

01:07:32.640 despise them now despise

01:07:35.120 them well this is going to

01:07:36.700 help you probably down this

01:07:37.920 road because they've

01:07:38.780 started a brand new uh

01:07:40.720 brand new uh program for

01:07:42.740 their employees and it's

01:07:44.960 called reimagine tomorrow

01:07:46.880 because you're probably

01:07:48.440 imagining tomorrow right

01:07:49.980 now as a white person as 1.00

01:07:51.600 like you are a racist and 0.99

01:07:52.980 you don't like black people 1.00

01:07:53.960 and you're hoping to go 1.00

01:07:54.700 back to those good old

01:07:55.640 days of slavery but what

01:07:56.820 can disney do to help me

01:07:58.600 reimagine a place where

01:08:00.360 white people are not in 0.99

01:08:01.700 charge and and where white 0.99

01:08:03.480 people don't you know uh 0.83

01:08:05.700 milk their advantage to keep

01:08:07.280 people in in chains you know

01:08:08.980 i'm glad you asked that and

01:08:10.540 i'd like to get your

01:08:11.060 reaction to some of these

01:08:12.120 things glenn to see how you

01:08:13.760 feel about that sure sure one

01:08:15.380 module of the program of the

01:08:16.820 program is called allyship for

01:08:18.840 race consciousness the

01:08:20.940 company tells employees that

01:08:22.320 they must take ownership of

01:08:23.820 educating themselves about

01:08:25.080 structural anti-black racism

01:08:26.800 and they should not rely on 0.99

01:08:28.380 their black colleagues to 0.98

01:08:29.760 educate them because it is 0.94

01:08:31.180 emotionally taxing now i can

01:08:34.920 imagine how emotionally taxing

01:08:36.660 it is the united white people

01:08:38.720 are not emotionally it

01:08:39.760 emotionally taxed at all right

01:08:42.040 now we are just living the

01:08:43.760 sweet dream and the document

01:08:45.260 goes on to basically say

01:08:46.720 instead of like so you're

01:08:48.620 not we're supposed to have a

01:08:49.840 conversation about race

01:08:50.980 right that's what i was told

01:08:52.380 with people of color but

01:08:53.600 don't talk to people of 1.00

01:08:54.700 color about their opinions on

01:08:56.100 it because that is going to

01:08:57.060 tax them emotionally instead

01:08:59.560 you should go as the document

01:09:01.360 advises you should go talk

01:09:03.700 to or go read things from

01:09:06.340 black journalists and writers

01:09:09.100 who can inform you about this

01:09:10.760 which again to my eye and i

01:09:13.900 know as a man with white

01:09:15.620 privilege i don't have any

01:09:16.600 role in this conversation but

01:09:17.820 sure but to my eye picking

01:09:20.140 your journalists based on

01:09:21.720 their skin color is racism is 0.65

01:09:24.420 it not excuse me may i quote 0.99

01:09:26.620 haha racist oh yeah it's a

01:09:30.540 great cartoon so thank you

01:09:32.260 yes by the way we should

01:09:33.620 point out this is from

01:09:34.640 christopher rufo who's done an

01:09:35.960 incredible job i mean only one

01:09:38.000 man wrecking it is one man

01:09:39.640 uh in destroying uh so and 0.65

01:09:42.840 exposing so many times in

01:09:45.940 internal documents like this

01:09:47.440 from schools and companies

01:09:48.700 across the country i think he's

01:09:50.380 going to be joining us later

01:09:51.160 this week to talk about this

01:09:52.320 um disney recommends that

01:09:54.100 employees atone for their

01:09:56.000 racism by challenging

01:09:58.240 colorblind ideologies and

01:10:01.080 rhetoric i can't take it such

01:10:04.240 as i can't take it all lives

01:10:05.740 matter i don't see color and

01:10:09.000 and of course white people

01:10:10.900 must listen with empathy to 0.78

01:10:12.380 black colleagues and not 1.00

01:10:13.640 question or debate black

01:10:15.780 colleagues lived experience now

01:10:17.600 glenn correct me if i'm wrong

01:10:19.640 here i'm just yes i'm just

01:10:20.980 thinking here for a second

01:10:21.680 first of all i thought the the

01:10:23.680 utopian vision utopian we may

01:10:26.460 never get there but utopian

01:10:27.880 vision of martin luther king was

01:10:29.860 a colorblind society so now that

01:10:32.680 we must challenge colorblind

01:10:34.540 ideologies and rhetoric such

01:10:36.480 as i don't see color i mean

01:10:38.500 okay so they are you know

01:10:39.560 the reason why luther king

01:10:40.700 yes of course they are

01:10:42.460 because they believe the

01:10:44.060 opposite of martin luther king

01:10:45.640 because martin luther king was

01:10:47.740 saying america live up to your

01:10:49.500 principles and your values and

01:10:51.400 your ideals what they're saying

01:10:53.240 now is all of those ideals all 1.00

01:10:55.080 of those principles are garbage 0.99

01:10:56.540 and the only way to fight racism 1.00

01:10:58.460 is with racism so two can play

01:11:01.620 that game that's what they're

01:11:03.040 saying two can play that game

01:11:05.060 and we're gonna get we're gonna

01:11:06.800 get the one up on you and we're 0.99

01:11:08.660 gonna crush you into the dirt 0.97

01:11:10.200 this this is you know i'll show 0.96

01:11:12.420 you this in action tomorrow

01:11:13.820 tomorrow night on our special

01:11:15.200 uh nine o'clock it happens you

01:11:18.240 can you can watch it a billion

01:11:19.880 places watch it at blaze tv watch

01:11:22.260 it on youtube um by the way you're

01:11:24.880 gonna have to go seek it out on

01:11:26.280 youtube but they're some reason

01:11:28.720 or another it's it's hard to find

01:11:30.260 any of the videos of mine on youtube

01:11:32.160 being spread around anymore but

01:11:33.700 uh you can just go to youtube and

01:11:35.300 watch it there for free you can get

01:11:36.840 it as a blaze tv but we're gonna

01:11:38.860 show you this happening in real

01:11:41.700 time they're just a little ahead of

01:11:43.900 us one country and we'll show you

01:11:46.480 the truth on that by the way stew i

01:11:48.620 brought in the disneyland

01:11:49.700 prospectus yeah okay so this is the

01:11:52.560 actual prospectus that was typed

01:11:56.320 out originally by walt's secretary at

01:11:59.880 his dictation over a weekend this is

01:12:03.200 what he brought to the banks and said

01:12:05.100 uh i want to build a theme park nobody

01:12:08.340 knew what a theme park was uh they

01:12:10.880 turned him down he was asking for 18

01:12:12.660 million dollars to build disneyland can

01:12:14.580 you imagine that this is the disneyland

01:12:17.580 story i want you to see are they living

01:12:19.560 up to any of these ideals the idea of

01:12:23.400 disney of disneyland is a simple one it

01:12:27.180 will be a place for people to find

01:12:29.060 happiness and knowledge okay you could

01:12:32.880 say critical race theory in a very

01:12:34.760 twisted absolutely uh polar opposite of

01:12:39.880 walt disney sort of way you could say

01:12:42.160 oh yeah we're just giving knowledge yes

01:12:44.220 it'll be a place for parents and

01:12:46.860 children to share pleasant times in one

01:12:49.480 another's company a place for teachers

01:12:51.880 and pupils to discover greater ways of

01:12:54.820 understanding and education here the

01:12:57.860 older generation can recapture the 0.96

01:13:00.240 nostalgia of the days gone by and the

01:13:03.160 younger generation can savor the

01:13:04.960 challenge of the future here will be the

01:13:08.220 wonders of nature and man for all to see

01:13:11.460 and understand disneyland will be based

01:13:16.320 upon and dedicated to the ideals the

01:13:20.760 dreams the hard facts that have created

01:13:24.180 america and it will be uniquely equipped

01:13:27.000 to dramatize these dreams and facts and

01:13:30.140 send them forth as a source of courage and

01:13:32.880 inspiration to all the world so if america 0.86

01:13:36.760 was built on slavery you better damn well 0.99

01:13:39.460 tear disney apart because it was dedicated

01:13:43.700 to the ideals the facts and the dreams that

01:13:48.480 created america so if you're saying that's 0.99

01:13:51.580 slavery tear the damn park down and i will 0.99

01:13:55.240 help you do it 0.99

01:13:56.360 uh disneyland will be something of a fair

01:14:01.460 an exhibition a playground a community

01:14:03.720 center a museum of living facts a show

01:14:06.080 place of beauty and magic it will be filled

01:14:08.140 with the accomplishments the joys and

01:14:10.820 hopes of the world we live in and it will

01:14:13.320 remind us and show us how to make these

01:14:16.100 wonders part of our own lives that was

01:14:20.280 walt's dream that's what he built that's

01:14:24.460 not what any disney park represents today if

01:14:28.740 they are teaching their people they have

01:14:30.520 already allowed people to grow their hair

01:14:33.060 any way they want mustache you could have

01:14:35.100 tattoos i know this seems like a really

01:14:36.980 small thing but why was disneyland so

01:14:40.960 successful why did walt disney build a berm a

01:14:46.260 wall around disney it wasn't just to keep

01:14:49.900 people from sneaking into the park for free

01:14:52.280 why did he build a giant berm around that

01:14:56.500 whole thing

01:14:57.140 he built it so you could enter a fantasy

01:15:02.820 world you could enter a world where the

01:15:05.820 current world of stress the current world of

01:15:09.280 problems would disappear so would walt want

01:15:14.160 people with tats on their face no why

01:15:17.680 because people view tats different ways he

01:15:22.560 wanted everything as clean and as generic

01:15:25.560 as possible with all of the employees he

01:15:30.380 wanted people to represent the best of

01:15:34.040 mankind without any reminders of the

01:15:38.100 outside world

01:15:39.280 you want to take your vacation at a place

01:15:45.020 that you're already so concerned is going

01:15:47.020 to bankrupt your family i mean if you were

01:15:49.560 the federal government you'd be borrowing

01:15:51.780 from your great-grandchildren to be able to

01:15:54.380 go to disney you're already stressed out

01:15:56.760 about that you want to go into a place

01:15:58.720 that now is is preaching to you what you

01:16:02.780 should be instead of the hard facts the

01:16:05.920 ideals and the principles of this country

01:16:08.720 that created the greatest country the

01:16:12.160 greatest

01:16:12.580 flash of freedom in all mankind i don't

01:16:18.520 think so i don't i don't think so sorry

01:16:21.080 walt i think now it's time for all of us to

01:16:23.940 go back and sit on that bench that had gum

01:16:26.620 on it

01:16:27.020 at the carnival where you took your kids

01:16:30.840 every sunday and thought there's got to be a

01:16:32.880 better way not anymore they've destroyed

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01:16:36.620 you know i should probably apologize for

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01:18:21.380 out and said you know what they did with

01:18:22.620 johnson and johnson and the vaccines uh that

01:18:25.000 actually helped uh the credibility of the

01:18:27.160 vaccines that didn't stop anybody from from

01:18:29.620 coming out and getting the vaccines uh well

01:18:33.040 other than the fact that we can look at the

01:18:35.320 numbers and almost to the day that you said hey

01:18:39.000 uh johnson and johnson there might be a bad uh

01:18:41.360 bad situation here with the johnson and johnson

01:18:43.500 all of a sudden everybody just decides yeah i'm

01:18:46.640 not going to go get a vaccine really to clarify

01:18:49.520 coincidence glenn you said almost to the day

01:18:51.740 it was to the day uh the exact day this

01:18:54.880 occurred there's a massive drop off from not

01:18:57.540 only johnson and johnson but of course also

01:18:59.880 pfizer and moderna and people want not wanting

01:19:02.660 to take it as much now it started to just sort

01:19:05.720 of pop back up in the last few days uh so you

01:19:08.900 know multiple week uh uh error area of of declines

01:19:14.280 in vaccinations obviously based on the fact that

01:19:17.480 they pulled one off the market for no reason and

01:19:20.120 then put it back on the market with not even a

01:19:22.040 warning

01:19:22.460 incredible so stew i i i i have a country that

01:19:29.160 may it may actually be worse uh than what our

01:19:33.600 country is doing to get people vaccinated okay you

01:19:36.400 know our country just says hey there might be a

01:19:38.240 real problem you know people might die from

01:19:40.460 this oh but go get the vaccine and if you get the

01:19:43.120 vaccine you got to still wear masks and social

01:19:44.940 distance and never see anyone ever again

01:19:46.400 i think this might be i think this might actually be

01:19:49.900 uh worse in romania

01:19:52.640 they have decided to uh that one of the health

01:19:57.180 clinics you know they need the space to vaccinate 1.00

01:19:59.480 people so one of the health clinics

01:20:00.780 is going to be um bran castle

01:20:06.160 bran castle you don't know what bran castle let me

01:20:11.040 let's see if i can romania romania what did it used

01:20:13.580 to be called oh um transylvania yeah bran's castle

01:20:18.240 uh known as dracula's castle

01:20:21.680 so kids all they want you to do is go up a hill and

01:20:28.060 go into castle and they stick you with needles

01:20:31.060 no uh-uh no apparently tourists think it's cool yeah i

01:20:37.120 guess you get a t-shirt i got uh you know i i got

01:20:40.880 vaccinated at dracula's castle

01:20:42.960 i kind of want that t-shirt i don't know why i do i do kind

01:20:49.000 of want the t-shirt i do i got vaccinated dracula's castle

01:20:52.280 what'd you do with your weekend nothing

01:20:54.160 it's almost worth flying over yeah because the airline tickets have got to

01:20:59.260 be cheap

01:20:59.800 they're always cheap inbound to romania uh but now maybe even more

01:21:06.240 so uh you got that either that or you can go to bucharest and get it at the

01:21:13.540 national library

01:21:14.500 no you got to go to the dracula's castle

01:21:16.840 you got to go to dracula's castle

01:21:18.800 yeah i'm not going across the street to get it at the library but

01:21:22.600 are you sure you're supposed to be injecting that into my neck why why would

01:21:25.920 you be i don't understand

01:21:27.160 i thought it was an arm shot 0.75

01:21:29.180 why are there two needles going into my neck and why is your head so close to

01:21:33.580 me

01:21:33.880 all right back in just a second mr bill o'reilly is joining us we're going to

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01:21:45.880 yeah it's out today killing the mob we'll talk to him next

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01:25:37.560 alcatraz penitentiary 9 45 a.m al capone has let his guard down it shortly after breakfast as the

01:25:55.160 man nicknamed scarface works his shift mopping the prison shower room this guy once wore expensive

01:26:02.460 suits and diamonds but now displays the standard alcatraz uniform of a blue chambray shirt trousers

01:26:09.580 belt and shoes capone is 37 he's the former head of a notorious chicago crime syndicate that

01:26:17.540 earned profits of more than a hundred million dollars annually that's about 18 billion dollars

01:26:25.520 in modern currency he lived without fear of arrest he paid off the judges police and politicians

01:26:32.200 to ensure his freedom and while he was once the most feared mob boss in america reputed to have

01:26:38.980 killed more than 30 human beings he's now just another inmate in this escape-proof prison on a

01:26:45.220 windy island in the middle of san francisco bay capone knows he has enemies here at alcatraz

01:26:52.120 he has a reputation among the inmates for seeking special treatment from the warden the warden is

01:26:57.900 james johnston who has famously declared that his prisoners are entitled to food clothing shelter and

01:27:04.020 medical attention anything else you get is a privilege it's known as rule number five in the inmate

01:27:09.580 regulation handbook it's the reason warden johnston constantly denies capone's favors but that doesn't

01:27:17.120 stop capone from trying in one instance he attempts to avoid the weight at a prison barber shop

01:27:23.040 get to the back of the line you bum says a fellow inmate james lucas a 22 year old texan known as a chronic

01:27:31.780 hothead do you know who i am punk snarls capone lucas grabs a pair of barber shears and presses the blade 0.95

01:27:41.860 into capone's jugular yeah i know who you are greaseball and if you don't get to the back of 0.94

01:27:47.980 the line i'm gonna know who you were that's just the beginning of chapter five of bill o'reilly's new

01:27:58.200 book called killing the mob and bill joins us now hi bill how are you excellent read back very good i was

01:28:05.820 riveted i wrote it and i was riveted when you were reading it thank you very much tell the rest of the

01:28:12.300 story because it's fascinating he leaves the barber shop and what happens to him well he's beat up and

01:28:19.020 uh the guy who put the shears to his neck um is after him and um he meets him in the shower with a

01:28:31.360 razor and slices him pretty badly and then capone that's it for his life he deteriorates physically

01:28:41.260 and mentally um gets out of alcatraz goes to miami and dies in his early 40s which is uh justice because 0.57

01:28:49.060 what a horrible horrible human being he is but the reason that we've uh highlighted capone in killing

01:28:55.940 the mob is he's the template for organized crime today so what he did was he elevated we open with 0.94

01:29:04.040 uh bonnie and clod john dillinger all those people but he elevated criminality to an organized level in

01:29:10.440 chicago and as you pointed out took over everything i mean he bought the governor and the mayor and you

01:29:16.280 know you do whatever he wanted to do um and then once that was successful and the money as you pointed

01:29:22.820 out billions of dollars in bootleg alcohol in today's prices um once that was proven to be

01:29:29.520 successful then that's how the organized crime then grew in that template to organize to come into

01:29:36.860 cities new york chicago la philadelphia boston buy up everybody bribe everybody and take over the rackets

01:29:43.960 uh prohibition was repealed then they went in heavy to gambling extortion prostitution vice and the union 0.57

01:29:52.720 so that's that's how it all evolved and al capone what a famous name but boy what a awful terrible

01:30:00.860 human being what um uh why did elliot ness go in if anybody saw the movie the untouchables uh it's just

01:30:09.920 a great movie with sean connery and kevin costner um but it's it's clear that in chicago everybody has

01:30:17.980 been paid off why was it that hoover didn't go after and use the fbi to go after these guys

01:30:24.860 um hoover took over the fbi in the 30s uh and assassinated literally the fbi assassinated

01:30:33.040 all the bank robbers that wasn't like come out with your hands up it was the fbi catches you

01:30:39.400 they can pull bullet right between your eyes and that's what happened to all of them bonnie and 1.00

01:30:42.860 plied john dillinger pretty boy floyd baby face nelson um hoover was in charge of that but then

01:30:49.220 when it came to the italian mobsters the jagover would not investigate would not put the fbi on

01:30:57.740 their trail lucky luciano the first godfather in new york his private papers say we have them

01:31:04.220 uh they mod had something on hoover but doesn't say what now everybody knew jagover loved the ponies he

01:31:12.340 was a gambler and he was gay and so i do believe that the mob had something on hoover and that's 0.58

01:31:19.460 why he didn't investigate so without capone so out of control um franklin delano roosevelt knew that 0.83

01:31:27.740 and was embarrassed that the federal government couldn't control this guy so he sent the treasury

01:31:34.160 department that's elliot ness that's the untouchables and they got capone on income tax evasion

01:31:39.720 which was not the was that the plan originally the movie shows that that's the order to elliot ness

01:31:45.940 was get him on anything you can get him on okay get him on anything all right i mean so the guy

01:31:51.280 files an income tax capone files his income taxes he made three thousand dollars a year

01:31:56.120 and he's right around in the best you know come on right so yeah and that's what the that's what the

01:32:01.520 drug people do today but here here's the ironic part about all this so uh capone goes down

01:32:07.300 and then there's a tv show the untouchables that was do you remember that back or were you too young

01:32:12.680 for that oh i do i do i do remember i remember it in reruns back robert stack plays elliot ness and

01:32:18.980 that's a kevin costner part of the movie all right so it's the same thing the untouchables go after

01:32:24.860 elliot uh go after al capone get him and then the series is all italian bad gangsters well the real 0.86

01:32:31.620 gangster the godfather of chicago sam giancona did not like that tv show in the 50s the producer of

01:32:39.700 the show was desi arnaz lucy i love lucy he produced it all right so giancona hand delivers a letter to

01:32:49.800 desi arnaz says hey knock off the italians make the bad guys other ethnicities where upon

01:32:57.240 desi arnaz writes a wise guy note back the same giancona saying what do you want me to make him

01:33:02.280 jews that day giancona takes a contract out on desi arnaz and hires the assassin we have it all 0.94

01:33:11.980 in killing the mob and i'm going to tell you anymore because i want people to read the book but he

01:33:15.520 desi arnaz came with this close to having a bullet in the back of his head i mean desi arnaz powerful

01:33:21.360 the mob was yeah and desi arnaz was a very powerful person in television most people just

01:33:27.280 think of him as you know lucy's husband on i love lucy he was the secret behind lucille ball's success

01:33:35.100 uh he i mean it was he and lucy through uh desi lu that did star trek and the untouchables and

01:33:42.400 a million other shows uh that people know uh and then arnaz well yeah go ahead arnaz thought that he

01:33:49.940 was that he was invulnerable because he was so powerful as you point out correct but what arnaz

01:33:55.760 did not know was that the mob controlled much of hollywood through a guy named sydney korshak

01:34:02.580 who was not a mobster he was a lawyer and the movies that you uh that we all saw in the 50s and 60s

01:34:09.860 a lot of the tv shows they were all paying organized crime money to produce the shows because the

01:34:19.400 organized crime controlled all the unions the cameramen the lighting the sound and they could

01:34:25.140 shut down a production in 10 minutes and nobody knew it americans didn't know that the mob was

01:34:32.500 controlling the film industry and the mob could walk in and say we want you to put this guy in that part

01:34:38.320 and we're going to take 15 of your gross they did it all the time

01:34:43.320 so is who are the ones that really cleaned this up you had elliot ness what happened to him after

01:34:52.780 capone he committed suicide uh-huh in pennsylvania do we believe it was suicide yeah yeah he um that

01:35:04.260 was the apex of his career and then he retired um and just didn't have a very good life and took his

01:35:11.380 own life wow um sad and then who was the go ahead go ahead no i guess i can think of three names i can

01:35:21.540 think of elliot ness i can think of rfk and i can think of rudy giuliani as the three guys that just

01:35:28.920 were relentless were there more no because it it had to be very very uh centralized organized crime was so

01:35:40.680 powerful in this country between 1946 and 62 they controlled everything the unions the unions

01:35:48.540 yeah and that was the base the power base was the unions to this day organized crime in new york where

01:35:56.620 i am controls many of the unions and i have a thing in the united states of trump where trump and i are

01:36:05.060 discussing if you want to build a building in new york you got to deal with the mob now today this very

01:36:09.980 moment oh yeah and we name all the names and all that bobby kennedy is the hero of the book because

01:36:16.360 bobby kennedy came in as attorney general defied his own father who had mob ties joseph kennedy his

01:36:23.240 brother was kind of punches pilot agnostic about it and bobby kennedy went after the mob with a

01:36:28.860 ferocity never before seen at the federal level and did them huge damage and then what he did

01:36:36.100 led to rudy giuliani on the rico statutes and new federal laws and giuliani hurt the mob bad in new

01:36:42.700 york as a u.s attorney in the southern district hang on just a second um let's let's pick it up at rfk

01:36:49.240 here when we come back we're talking to bill o'reilly about his new book it is out today you can get a

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01:38:32.220 second station id we're with bill o'reilly his new book is out today it's called killing the mob bill

01:38:52.240 the uh uh the kennedys we know that uh joseph kennedy was a bootlegger and involved with the mob we know

01:39:01.700 that the mob in chicago was involved with uh funny business if you will on the election of 1960 that

01:39:09.600 got john kennedy into office um and we also know that he hung out with all the people that you would

01:39:17.740 associate in popular culture frank sinatra etc with the mob um why was his brother uh so anti-mob when

01:39:27.420 the family had benefited from the mob and and jack was kind of living up the life with

01:39:34.340 possibly the mob at least in my opinion you would know best um excellent questions let's just start

01:39:43.340 from the beginning joseph kennedy the patriarch of the kennedy family was a powerful man he was the u.s

01:39:49.380 ambassador to london before world war ii and this was a very powerful powerful person he didn't bootleg

01:39:57.060 he didn't actually he wasn't in the capone business but he did have and hold um contracts

01:40:04.060 to distribute wine for communion holy communion okay he was the one during prohibition that supplied the

01:40:15.920 wine to the tens of thousands of catholic churches in america and you can imagine how lucrative

01:40:24.380 that contract was so that's how that that's how it got into he was a bootlegger he was not

01:40:31.540 he was a shrewd businessman all right he also uh was a big hollywood guy running around with all the uh

01:40:40.420 stars like glorious swanson and things like that so he really he really wanted to be president himself

01:40:47.260 but he kind of screwed that up when he was the ambassador of london right yes he was pro not pro

01:40:53.860 nazi but he was soft on him yeah so anyway joseph kennedy and sam giancona the godfather of chicago were

01:41:05.180 friends they would dine out in public then he went down the fountain blue to see giancona who owned a

01:41:11.940 piece of that hotel miami beach um so the deal as you accurately said was that giancona would deliver

01:41:20.300 illinois to jfk in the 1960 election which giancona did richard nixon knew it was a fraud but nixon

01:41:27.880 never said a word which leads to speculation about what they had on nixon anyway um when

01:41:36.180 when jfk was elected president the mob celebrated they they were so happy because now now we have the

01:41:46.300 presidency now we run it okay so kennedy appoints his brother bobby as attorney general and bobby goes

01:41:55.700 after the mob with a ferocity never before seen in this country why did he do it his father was

01:42:04.120 pounding him jfk didn't like it he goes bobby can you just pull back a little bobby says no i'm going

01:42:10.200 after hoffa i'm going after giancona i'm going after everybody where did this come from i get my

01:42:16.720 opinion from of bobby kennedy is he was the only really good kennedy that was actually trying he

01:42:24.100 believed in something and he was fighting for the right what else is the answer besides that well he was

01:42:31.100 driven bobby kennedy was driven so i spent some time with robert kennedy jr because i asked the same

01:42:38.140 question that you asked and i had no answer and we don't do garden i don't depend on what other

01:42:44.820 people have written that's why these killing books are so successful it's all fresh material

01:42:50.040 so bobby kennedy jr told me in a roundabout way not in a direct way that his father felt slighted by

01:43:02.020 his grandfather because his grandfather clearly favored joe kennedy who was killed in world war ii

01:43:08.520 and the president jfk where bobby was kind of the outlier along with teddy teddy was considered kind of

01:43:16.720 the dunderhead of the crew bobby was smart but he wasn't he didn't get a lot of attention

01:43:23.020 so the theory and i believe it is this little payback to dad from bobby oh that's quite the 0.93

01:43:33.580 payback quite the payback uh so you have to understand you have to understand one thing

01:43:39.660 that bobby kennedy went in hating corruption all right he just it just he just couldn't abide it

01:43:48.400 and there was so much corruption but what bobby didn't know is that sam g and connor's mistress

01:43:56.200 judith exter was also his brother's mistress jfk that fouled everything up all right we're going to get 0.97

01:44:06.920 into that here in just in a second more with bill o'reilly the name of the book is killing the mob

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01:45:54.140 we're with bill o'reilly his new book is out today killing the mob i highly recommend and urge you to buy

01:46:06.300 it it's a great read really great read bill um we were talking about rfk and him going after the mob

01:46:15.860 uh is this the closest we have come since the 1930s of actually ridding ourself of the mob i mean how

01:46:24.860 much did he reduce it about 50 percent he caused the mob to basically um restructure how it does business

01:46:34.760 and remind me to tell you uh why the mob loves joe biden uh before we depart okay so okay so he reduced

01:46:43.820 it by 50 percent yeah how did he do it and why wasn't he killed by the mob okay so um by exposing

01:46:54.760 jimmy hoffa as a mob stooge and showing how organized crime used the billions of dollars in union pension

01:47:03.860 funds to build las vegas and do other criminal activities the secrecy of organized crime was

01:47:12.760 exposed soon after that congress passed new laws called the rico laws which made it easier for the

01:47:21.860 federal government to spy on the mob for example john gotty the last of the flamboyant dons hung out in 0.72

01:47:31.380 the bergen fish and hunt club in queens well the mob wired that place picked up all the conversations

01:47:40.380 with gotty and his mob friends and gotty wound up in an illinois federal penitentiary where he died

01:47:46.620 you mean the fbi wired the place yeah yes the fed well it was under the direction of the u.s attorney

01:47:53.520 in new york so it could have been somebody else but we assume it was the fbi but anyway that all

01:48:00.380 happened because bobby kennedy exposed the evil that was consuming america driven by organized crime

01:48:09.680 and remember before 1958 when the mob controlled cuba they bought batista the dictator there and they

01:48:19.300 were building las vegas bugsy siegel the flamingo hotel was the first one before that the mob didn't

01:48:25.940 do narcotics all right but veto genovese probably the most evil human being ever to walk the ground 0.72

01:48:34.100 in the united states wow he was able to force the families to go up against luciano lucky luciano the

01:48:43.500 first godfather and then they started the narcotics traffic which has led to millions of deaths

01:48:49.920 and ruined lives in the united states why do you say he was the most evil i mean you're you're you

01:48:56.400 are i mean you're in a quite quite quite the evil company how do you that's right i mean you gotta

01:49:02.560 really go i mean it's like evaluating the nazis who was the worst all right i did that in killing the 0.95

01:49:10.040 asses but veto genovese he was the the uh driver of the mob taking over the narcotics traffic and to 0.98

01:49:19.520 this day 80 percent of the drugs sold in the united states come from organized crime and and the opioid

01:49:27.940 stuff and all that that's that's the mob so anyway um bobby kennedy's exposure of hoffa and we take you

01:49:37.180 through hoffa's assassination minute by minute i think that's the first time it's ever been done

01:49:41.920 um basically made to put the pressure on a federal government to go after organized crime but there

01:49:49.460 has not been one president that has really devoted time to this issue not one but the favorite president

01:49:58.420 of organized crime of all time is joe biden you want to know why i do know why but go ahead

01:50:08.320 all right beck so in 107 days since biden has dropped all of the trump border policies

01:50:18.620 400 000 plus foreign nationals have come to the united states 400 000 people many of them children

01:50:27.540 that means the border patrol and all the feds down there have to tend to those people feed them 0.86

01:50:35.160 house them process them put them on buses wherever they want to go what has suffered is drug interdiction

01:50:42.000 they've stripped that and use they're using that to process the migrants so at this time in history as

01:50:50.440 we are talking on tuesday the 11th of may more narcotics are in the united states of america

01:50:57.360 than ever before and the mob controls the distribution of drugs all over the country

01:51:04.600 they don't sell them anymore on the street that doesn't happen they franchise that out to the gangs

01:51:11.240 and the gangs are the ones committing all the homicides in chicago new york la you're a town near you

01:51:18.800 those drug gangs are who's killing everybody the mob does not sell the drugs it allows those people

01:51:26.460 to do it in return for a massive payment every month to whatever family is controlling that area

01:51:34.160 they love biden because biden has a clueless has no idea this is happening

01:51:41.920 and we did a search on billoreilly.com i have very good investigators to try to find one article

01:51:49.120 one report that has told the american people what i just told you back there has not been one

01:51:56.000 not one and that's just stunning anyway biden carried the mob i think 80 to 20 or one in the

01:52:04.400 last election so so wait so wait but they also are they still as deeply involved in the labor unions

01:52:12.140 as they were because he has revitalized the labor unions and has made all kinds of promises

01:52:19.280 are they still in the business of labor unions depends where you are so in the united states of

01:52:25.980 trump i've got a chapter where donald trump tells me as a builder in new york he dealt directly with

01:52:32.500 organized crime because he if he didn't he couldn't get his buildings put up because the concrete

01:52:36.960 union is controlled by the mob out of staten island and trump was very candid about it

01:52:43.400 he goes i have those guys in my office and then you know we make the deal and that's that's who

01:52:47.660 who does it so it depends who you where you are okay but the labor unions traditionally have allowed

01:52:56.480 gangsters mobsters to dip into the pension funds get loans that are of course interest-free

01:53:03.000 to finance whatever activity the mob wants to finance that's what hoffa did

01:53:07.660 one one last question before we go bill um i know you covered this in killing jfk but why did the mob

01:53:16.940 were they involved at all i mean the the rumors are always been well you know kennedy and uh kennedy

01:53:25.000 was killed by the cubans in the mob uh he was uh you know rfk uh you know that was a setup by the mob 0.58

01:53:31.260 it makes sense because of you know cutting into their business by 50 percent were they involved

01:53:39.200 at all no because it doesn't make sense from a business point of view so if you read killing

01:53:45.440 kennedy that is what happened to jfk you want to know what happened read killing kennedy we document

01:53:52.360 the whole thing now the mob wanted to kill jfk and rfk they wanted to assassinate them

01:54:00.080 but the family dons the guys in charge knew if they ordered to hit it would get out and then what

01:54:12.080 would happen then the full weight of the federal government would be war almost like a declared war

01:54:18.740 on organized crime their business would be wiped off the face of the earth so they did not do it in

01:54:26.380 either a case in either assassination what they did do back is have lee harvey oswald assassinated

01:54:35.200 and we write about that in killing the mob so jack ruby was a low level mobster in dallas

01:54:42.380 the carousel club okay he had terminal cancer he knew he was going to die in a month

01:54:48.460 he killed lee harvey oswald there has never been a reason stated okay why did ruby do that some

01:54:59.120 people say oh he loved jfk so much he just wanted revenge that's bull all right ruby walked into a

01:55:07.360 well-guarded well-secured court house and pulled his gun and shot him from 10 feet away

01:55:14.400 he did it because oswald was signaling that he was a patsy remember that i'm a patsy yep

01:55:22.180 okay oswald said that and and when he was walking and the cameras picked it up

01:55:27.900 what marcello in new orleans who was really running ruby he was the godfather of new orleans carlos

01:55:35.540 marcello okay what he feared was that oswald was going to blame the assassination on him

01:55:43.880 and organized crime oswald was going to say they paid me to do it they made me do it

01:55:50.100 and that's why ruby killed lee harvey oswald and that's the first time that that's ever been put

01:55:57.620 out there we have it in killing the mob we run it down and that's what happened i do have one more

01:56:04.860 question i know i said it was going to be the last question isn't this this is no i know it's had in

01:56:09.980 months now it's just easy um here's here's the here's the question you know bonnie and clyde they

01:56:18.520 were by the way because i'm a texan now i know this bonnie and clyde were killed by the the uh rangers

01:56:24.880 uh not the fbi but yeah no no no no no no the fbi provided all the intel okay it was the rangers

01:56:35.460 that killed him anyway um when you have back back in those days some of these guys were beloved

01:56:43.920 some of them were not but there's always been this love hate relationship uh and uh you know kind of

01:56:52.680 this robin hood kind of thing or romanticizing of of all of this and then when the fbi comes and 0.51

01:56:59.920 there's no trial for any of these they just shoot them all they assassinate for america right for

01:57:05.620 americans to live with that shows that americans had had enough so what is the truth there were we

01:57:13.580 romanticizing them just for a while and then we were sick of it or what happened okay uh what do i have

01:57:20.540 two minutes yes okay less than americans hated the banks depression banks are throwing uh people out of

01:57:29.740 their homes foreclosing on farms hated them bank robbers come in the folks were helping the bank

01:57:36.040 robbers the press got onto it made the bank robbers robin hoods just like they did with jesse james

01:57:41.400 and billy the kid same thing that sells papers okay fast forward to modern times the godfather

01:57:48.580 bonnie and clyde the movie baity and dunaway the sopranos all of that these actors are so powerful

01:57:55.620 so brilliant so good that even though they're doing bad things in the movies and tv shows

01:58:01.460 they're sympathetic figures killing the mob tells you the facts about it all of these people bonnie and

01:58:08.700 clyde were the worst they would put a bullet between a child's eyes yeah if that child was inhibiting 0.88

01:58:17.420 whatever they wanted to do all right and that is the value of killing the mob the book it's the truth 0.98

01:58:24.320 for 300 pages about how the one of the most evil institutions ever created existed and to this

01:58:32.680 day exists and hurts this country uh killing the mob i will tell you that it is a book you're not

01:58:40.400 going to have an easy time putting down it's really well written it is i mean especially if you're a guy

01:58:46.400 i mean if you're a guy mob and nazis i could watch documentaries and read books about them forever

01:58:52.980 uh this is uh this is really well done bill o'reilly thank you we'll talk to you friday

01:58:58.540 all right beck thanks for having me and i really appreciate it you bet

01:59:02.200 so i have to tell you uh earlier this uh this broadcast we talked a little bit about

01:59:09.600 the uh transitory hyperinflation uh and what is being done on all fronts it is really something that

01:59:17.940 i hope i am wrong i hope that the federal reserve is right that this is a transitory uh hyperinflation

01:59:24.740 this is going to go away quickly uh-huh i don't think i am uh and if you've listened to the program

01:59:30.720 uh lately i don't think you think i'm wrong either the dollar is in serious trouble and if you are not

01:59:38.500 prepared when the hammer come down you can lose a lot not just through inflation but when we switch

01:59:45.280 over to another currency let's say we have digital us dollars they're going to offer you they're not

01:59:51.480 going to give you one-to-one they're going to offer you an amount of money for whatever you have in

01:59:57.040 the bank and whatever you have in dollars and then after that they say those dollars are worthless

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02:00:36.600 tomorrow night on glenn tv calls to defund the police have led to officers being ambushed and

02:00:44.080 killed while crime is spiking in record numbers all over the country critical race theory has

02:00:49.200 infected our schools media and major government institutions making racial discrimination

02:00:53.740 acceptable in america again glenn reveals where this is all leading and shows how marxism follows

02:00:59.320 the same violent pattern every single time watch revolution on the rise tomorrow night 9 p.m eastern

02:01:05.440 at blaze tv.com slash glenn the glenn back program

02:01:11.520 we need to restore the natural order of things i don't want to live in a world where liberals are

02:01:20.760 the uptight ones and conservatives do drugs and get laid once upon a time the right were the ones

02:01:28.240 offended by everything they were the party of speech codes and blacklists and moral panics and demanding 0.97

02:01:34.380 some tv show had to go well now that's us we're the fun suckers now we suck the fun out of everything 0.74

02:01:42.640 halloween the oscars childhood twitter comedy it's like woke kids on campus decided to be all the worst 0.79

02:01:50.200 parts of a southern baptist

02:01:51.860 and that's wrong because it's cultural appropriation

02:02:02.380 if democrats had always policed morality as hard as they do now they would be down a lot of heroes

02:02:11.380 bill maher who is seemingly one of the only people on the left calling out the crazy woke nonsense coming

02:02:19.880 from the democrats and the left right now and one of the points he makes there is really important

02:02:25.860 it's not only wrong it's not only oftentimes racist and all this nonsense that goes along with wokeism

02:02:31.020 it also makes for a really boring world a world where you can never say anything and no one is entertaining 0.99

02:02:39.900 and no one is interesting because they're all bland woke dullards 0.95

02:02:44.740 and that might be the biggest offense of them all 0.99

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 11, 2021

Do You Recognize Your Country Any More？｜ Guest： Bill O’Reilly ｜ 5⧸11⧸21

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 11, 2021

Do You Recognize Your Country Any More？ ｜ Guest： Bill O’Reilly ｜ 5⧸11⧸21

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Do You Recognize Your Country Any More？｜ Guest： Bill O’Reilly ｜ 5⧸11⧸21