The Glenn Beck Program - September 23, 2024


DOJ Releases CHILLING Letter by Would-Be Trump Assassin | Guest: Ryan Walters | 9⧸23⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

158.77852

Word Count

19,923

Sentence Count

1,170

Misogynist Sentences

41

Hate Speech Sentences

47


Summary

On this episode of The Glenn Beck Program, Glenn and Stu discuss the lack of progress in finding out who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, and whether or not the government has any idea who did it. They also discuss why Joe Biden needs more sleep.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Thrilled to be here today.
00:00:01.340 Seriously, thrilled to be here, especially with Stu in the house.
00:00:05.600 Let me talk to you a little bit about Rough Greens.
00:00:08.540 Seems sarcastic.
00:00:10.100 I wasn't sarcastic.
00:00:11.140 I was genuine.
00:00:11.960 Oh, well, it's great to see you too, Glenn.
00:00:13.380 Hope you had a great weekend.
00:00:14.340 Now that sounded sarcastic.
00:00:16.360 Okay, you started it.
00:00:17.680 All right, we'll finish it.
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00:01:07.900 We have no room to compromise.
00:01:34.620 We're going to stay together if we're going to survive.
00:01:44.480 Stay up straight and hold the line.
00:01:51.480 It's a new day.
00:01:53.440 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:02:08.800 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:11.660 Hello, America.
00:02:14.880 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:16.320 We're glad you're here.
00:02:17.040 It is Monday.
00:02:18.940 We're going to talk a little bit about assassination.
00:02:22.480 Some things maybe that we should talk about.
00:02:25.800 Because it doesn't look like any progress is being made on who are these people.
00:02:30.740 You know, it's, well, I'll talk about it in here in 60 seconds.
00:02:33.580 First, let me tell you about Relief Factor Sleep.
00:02:35.460 How rested are you?
00:02:36.620 Feeling awake today, Stu?
00:02:39.180 Yeah, I'm up and awake, kind of.
00:02:40.840 Really?
00:02:41.180 Yeah, sort of.
00:02:42.480 You know, I was thinking that we should give some, maybe some Z factor to Joe Biden.
00:02:48.800 Maybe a little more sleep than 21 hours a day would do it, do you think?
00:02:54.140 Yeah, I think that's good.
00:02:55.380 Yeah.
00:02:55.580 I think he could use that.
00:02:56.500 Yeah, I think he could use an extra.
00:02:57.680 Or maybe he could power through, and then he could just be awake for 20, he could just
00:03:02.860 be asleep for 23 hours.
00:03:05.180 And then that one hour he'd be.
00:03:06.480 I just hope he's not doing his job in that one hour, because when he does his job, that's
00:03:09.640 when things get really ugly.
00:03:10.400 Did you see what happened this weekend with the Prime Minister of India and Japan?
00:03:13.720 Oh, yeah.
00:03:14.220 What is happening with him?
00:03:15.420 Oh, my gosh.
00:03:16.040 We have to talk about that.
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00:03:50.760 So I want to start the program with this.
00:03:53.800 Do you recognize this gun?
00:03:59.000 Just holding it up for the Blaze viewers.
00:04:03.580 It is a, looks like an old rifle, right?
00:04:07.120 Old rifle, yeah.
00:04:09.060 You know, got the wood on there.
00:04:10.340 You got the black scope on the top.
00:04:12.440 Kind of some, you know, I don't know, leather looking straps.
00:04:17.320 Mm-hmm.
00:04:18.060 Kind of affixed to it.
00:04:19.600 Yeah.
00:04:20.260 It's got a bolt.
00:04:21.240 Looks.
00:04:21.700 A bolt action.
00:04:22.700 Yeah.
00:04:22.900 Okay.
00:04:24.260 You might not recognize it, but you think maybe you've seen it before.
00:04:29.160 It's because this is the sister gun, exact sister gun, used by Lee Harvey Oswald.
00:04:38.400 Mm-hmm.
00:04:39.380 Yeah.
00:04:39.700 I mean, the picture of the guy holding it up is very famous, yes.
00:04:43.800 So very famous.
00:04:44.600 As I'm looking at this gun this weekend, somebody brought it to the art show.
00:04:53.340 I mean, luckily he was a friend.
00:04:54.500 He didn't try to get it past the screeners.
00:04:58.740 I just, what?
00:05:00.160 I brought a rifle.
00:05:01.520 Is that a problem?
00:05:02.120 I just brought this rifle to Dallas.
00:05:03.980 No big deal.
00:05:08.260 And so we were talking about it.
00:05:11.060 And I mean, it is a, it's a Italian rifle.
00:05:16.960 It's a bad Italian rifle.
00:05:20.320 It's from World War II.
00:05:22.720 It is not real good.
00:05:24.380 It has very small bullets.
00:05:26.100 It has a, it's actually, I think, a clip that goes into this, not a magazine.
00:05:31.300 I think this one actually is a clip, and it had five bullets in it.
00:05:38.340 Now, three, he fired three bullets.
00:05:41.060 Three shells were found.
00:05:42.520 The gun was found.
00:05:44.300 But the clip or the magazine, whichever one it's called, I'm pretty sure this one is a clip, I think he said, that was never found.
00:05:53.360 So the extra bullets were never found.
00:05:55.320 The bullets, because it takes a special caliber, it's my understanding that they were all purchased by the CIA at the time.
00:06:07.000 And so this was a CIA caliber.
00:06:10.000 They bought all of those, that caliber at that time.
00:06:14.560 And then they had been dumped on the market just right before the shooting.
00:06:21.140 The scope is from Japan.
00:06:26.120 And he bought this at a department store in Chicago.
00:06:29.900 This is very, very cheap.
00:06:32.580 And the scope on top of it is from Japan, and it is just, it's just crosshairs.
00:06:39.560 It's not even a, it's not even a hunting scope, really.
00:06:43.840 It was like a dollar at the time.
00:06:45.860 Holding this gun and looking through this scope and knowing what I do know about how many snipers tried to make the shot, with this gun, I could make that shot in Dallas with one of my guns.
00:07:02.440 With this gun, I don't think I could have, I don't think I could have done three shots.
00:07:08.080 There's no way.
00:07:09.760 I just don't think there is a way.
00:07:11.800 But maybe, maybe there is.
00:07:14.000 Maybe, maybe he was the only shooter.
00:07:15.860 And, you know, that's what we're led to believe.
00:07:18.780 And I don't have any evidence.
00:07:20.540 I have a lot of questions, but I don't have any evidence that it wasn't.
00:07:24.280 Anyone can get lucky with a shot, right?
00:07:25.840 Right, right.
00:07:26.460 But here's the thing.
00:07:27.500 Almost immediately, they produced this gun, and you know the picture of this gun, because as soon as they caught Lee Harvey Oswald, it was walked through the crowd and shown to the press.
00:07:42.920 We knew almost immediately where that gun was purchased.
00:07:46.440 We knew the serial number of the gun.
00:07:49.760 We knew all about the bullets.
00:07:51.780 We knew about the scope.
00:07:53.620 We knew the scope came from Japan.
00:07:55.660 We knew everything about this gun almost immediately.
00:08:00.920 Stu, can you tell me anything about either of the guns other than their make or their model number?
00:08:09.160 I mean, I have not seen much information on it.
00:08:12.140 No, there's nothing on them.
00:08:13.420 Really?
00:08:13.840 No, no.
00:08:15.860 There's, you know, it's weird because we have access to almost everything now.
00:08:21.260 Why don't we know where these guns came from?
00:08:25.560 Why don't we know how that gun in Florida fell into his hands?
00:08:31.860 Yeah.
00:08:32.120 And they just said that there's a, it had obliterated serial numbers.
00:08:35.880 They keep using obliterated.
00:08:37.720 Obliterated, yeah.
00:08:38.520 Because nobody thinks for themselves.
00:08:40.500 So how was it obliterated?
00:08:43.440 How did he get the gun?
00:08:45.080 How come we don't know that yet?
00:08:47.500 How come we don't have people out there searching for, they've not made him talk yet about how did you get the gun?
00:08:55.200 He's not willing to share that information.
00:08:57.660 What about the story, the blaze spoke to a journalist who then spoke to 10 people from Tucson.
00:09:13.340 Did you hear about the Trump rally in Tucson?
00:09:16.480 Let me give you this, this story from the blaze.
00:09:19.820 After attending a Trump rally in Tucson, Arizona last week, roughly 20 attendees reported mysterious symptoms such as blurred vision and facial swelling following the event.
00:09:31.200 While we still don't know what happened, many are speculating that a chemical attack took place.
00:09:37.580 Could the strange illness that affected the attendees be a result of more political violence incited by Democrats and the mainstream media?
00:09:45.380 Political journalist Christy Kelly joined Jill Savage and the Blaze News Tonight panel to discuss this deeply concerning situation.
00:09:53.900 According to Kelly, this was not an ordinary rally, primarily because there was a lot of consternation going into the rally.
00:10:01.800 The namesake of the venue, Linda Ronstadt, published to social media a lengthy post stating her displeasure with Trump for even being there.
00:10:11.360 You know, see, there's always something good that comes out of even the worst.
00:10:18.200 I now know I could answer the question if somebody asked me, is Linda Ronstadt still alive?
00:10:23.840 I know the answer now.
00:10:24.780 Wow, I know the answer.
00:10:26.320 So let's look at the bright side.
00:10:28.260 Kelly, who says she's spoken with a lot of the people, 10 of them, who have come down with some sort of mystery illnesses, all of whom happen to be seated directly behind Donald Trump.
00:10:39.900 Blaze Media asked, what have these people told you?
00:10:43.940 Kelly said those afflicted individuals reported that everything in the rally went fine.
00:10:49.300 However, right after the rally, strange maladies began setting in.
00:10:55.160 Every person that we spoke to said 20 to 30 minutes after they left the rally, they began to get blurry eyes, blurry vision.
00:11:03.740 Some said their nose started stinging, and they started experiencing redness that progressively got worse, adding that the majority of the people she spoke with did end up in the ER.
00:11:15.460 Some were then referred to their ophthalmologist.
00:11:18.340 Two people that I spoke to that were referred to their ophthalmologist gave me the paperwork, which included bilateral ocular chemical burn in the eye.
00:11:29.500 The emergency room physicians were less definitive, indicating that the strange systems could have been, quote, a result of extreme exposure to lighting or potentially an irritant in the air.
00:11:44.220 However, the ophthalmologist reports indicated that it was some sort of chemical burn.
00:11:48.720 Despite both the event center and local law enforcement being notified of the situation, we have not received a statement from either the facility or the Tucson police.
00:11:58.100 Thankfully, the Trump campaign is taking this initiative on to find out exactly what happened.
00:12:04.680 So what happened there?
00:12:07.820 What happened there?
00:12:10.660 Does anybody, I mean, does anybody care?
00:12:14.960 Seriously.
00:12:17.180 Does anyone care anymore?
00:12:20.780 This is now, and it could be just some chemical that were on big, I mean, they just don't use these lights anymore.
00:12:31.240 But, you know, like big stage lights that burn really hot, and maybe they were new and they had some chemical.
00:12:37.460 I don't think that's happened since, like, 1971.
00:12:41.420 But maybe.
00:12:43.300 Maybe.
00:12:43.780 Maybe.
00:12:44.900 But why did it only affect the people that were directly behind Donald Trump?
00:12:53.460 Now, let's go back and look at some of the other things.
00:12:58.740 So, we have a problem with the FBI, and we've talked about it before.
00:13:03.780 The FBI, the suspect was on our radar.
00:13:07.320 Oh, were they?
00:13:08.680 They were on your radar.
00:13:10.200 Oh, okay.
00:13:11.060 Well, that's good.
00:13:12.760 Do you mean radar range?
00:13:14.400 Is that a microwave you're looking at?
00:13:17.140 Well, yeah, there was a sticky note.
00:13:18.660 We just put his name down on a sticky note and just taped it to the microwave door because we were making some popcorn.
00:13:25.260 We thought, hey, every time you make popcorn, we should remember looking to that guy.
00:13:28.920 What does that mean?
00:13:30.120 It's on your radar.
00:13:31.300 The FBI just told Just the News in a statement on Tuesday that it receives thousands of tips every day, which is fielded through its National Threat Operations Center in West Virginia.
00:13:43.480 The tips involving a threat to life, serious bodily injury, or significant violent action are treated the highest priority and referred to the appropriate FBI field office or other relevant offices.
00:13:56.760 Through this process, the FBI was notified about the dangers of certain people that could pose at least a threat five times they've received one that was a potential threat that was on their radar that went on to commit mass shooting or attempts to kill Donald Trump.
00:14:17.300 We know the most recent events, first assassination attempt, and now the second assassination attempt.
00:14:27.320 This guy, Ryan Wesley Routh, allegedly aimed an AK-47 that we know nothing about, threw the fence at the golf course.
00:14:37.300 He was charged with possession of a firearm as a felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated, there's that word again, serial number.
00:14:47.480 Every time.
00:14:48.440 He had been flagged by the FBI back in 2019, so he was on the radar for several years.
00:14:56.660 He was also the subject of a previously closed tip to the FBI where he was allegedly, allegedly he was a felon in possession of a firearm.
00:15:05.960 Well, there's no allegedly about it.
00:15:09.220 He was, for some reason, doesn't this sound strange, because just ask yourself, gun owners, would this happen to you?
00:15:17.360 If you, if you had been a convicted felon because you were even just brandishing a firearm, but he went actually in and had a standoff with police, and he had a fully automatic weapon,
00:15:34.880 do you think you would have been judged guilty in a court of law and then just like, you know, you're on your own recognizance?
00:15:42.360 And not paid any time in prison?
00:15:46.880 Why did that happen?
00:15:48.740 He has several run-ins with the law, and he's never put in jail.
00:15:54.520 Why?
00:15:56.340 Now, you could come up with all kinds of theories, but they would involve conspiracies.
00:16:03.360 Conspiracies, and I don't want to get into conspiracy theories, I'll get into conspiracy facts, but I only have theories on this one.
00:16:15.880 One of those theories does not explain any of that, but it does lead one to caution that this government has so much information on all of us
00:16:28.460 that within five minutes of being asked, AI could find people like this that are unstable, that could be used, that have an axe to grind, that have access to weapons,
00:16:47.940 that they could just have AI suggest to them, in no way traceable,
00:16:54.860 you know, you really have a responsibility to kill the president.
00:17:01.660 That's the world we're living in now.
00:17:05.500 And the government has that direct power.
00:17:08.960 I'm not saying that they've used it.
00:17:10.880 I'm saying you cannot trust that kind of power in the hands of a system that you don't trust.
00:17:20.380 Who trusts it?
00:17:22.080 And I ask that of Democrats.
00:17:23.640 If you trust this, I mean, I think you're crazy, but if you trust this system, what happens if Donald Trump gets in?
00:17:31.260 Do you trust that system?
00:17:33.340 See, unless you're planning on a one-party system, somebody is going to get in that doesn't agree with you.
00:17:41.580 That's why you don't want any of this stuff happening, no matter who's president, your guy or the other guy.
00:17:49.560 You don't want this kind of power in the hands of an out-of-control government.
00:17:55.160 And the only way you make sure that you don't have the power in somebody's hands that you don't trust is that you obey the law and you demand that the law be enforced equally all the time.
00:18:10.060 I don't know how, I really don't know how more Americans don't understand the danger that we're all in.
00:18:18.380 All of us.
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00:19:52.140 So the Georgia school shooting.
00:19:54.360 Prior to the second assassination attempt on Trump,
00:19:57.220 the FBI admitted it was notified about online posts from a student
00:20:01.820 who went on to commit school shooting in Georgia earlier this month,
00:20:05.460 which resulted in the deaths of four people.
00:20:08.680 Social media posts that were reportedly made by Colt Gray
00:20:11.920 were flagged to the FBI's National Threat Operations Center.
00:20:15.820 See, I think at the very minimum,
00:20:19.840 we should call the Threat Operations Center
00:20:23.180 and see if people are maybe working from home.
00:20:26.180 Is there even anybody manning that station?
00:20:30.060 Because they're all going through the Threat Operations Center,
00:20:32.720 which would say to me, if I'm a businessman
00:20:34.980 and my business, which is keeping you safe,
00:20:38.200 has failed this many times,
00:20:40.520 I think I'd show up as a boss and start firing some people,
00:20:43.840 asking for some questions,
00:20:45.320 and telling the public exactly what's going on
00:20:48.780 and why we failed so many times.
00:20:51.480 The Colorado LGBT club shooting.
00:20:55.860 This one happened in Colorado Springs in 22.
00:20:58.400 Before the shooting, which killed five people,
00:21:00.600 injured 19 others,
00:21:03.300 the FBI was notified about the convicted shooter.
00:21:09.900 Concerns regarding Anderson Lee Allrich
00:21:12.340 were first flagged by family members in 21,
00:21:15.300 more than a year before the shooting took place.
00:21:17.760 He was arrested in June 21
00:21:19.600 for threatening to kill family members,
00:21:21.440 but the federal case was closed
00:21:23.140 after the state charges were pending against him.
00:21:26.260 So the FBI was like,
00:21:27.620 yeah, let's let the state take care of that.
00:21:31.000 The Parkland shooter, Nicholas Cruz,
00:21:34.160 went on to kill 17 people.
00:21:37.060 Parkland, Florida.
00:21:38.380 Should have been on the FBI's radar
00:21:40.760 approximately six weeks
00:21:42.420 before the 2018 shooting took place.
00:21:45.440 FBI admitted it received a tip around about Cruz
00:21:49.220 from a person close to him,
00:21:50.660 but the Bureau failed to follow up.
00:21:55.000 Huh.
00:21:56.160 But the good news is they did send the tip
00:21:59.560 to the Miami field office for further evaluation.
00:22:04.000 Oh, wow.
00:22:04.720 That's the same field office
00:22:06.080 that is investigating
00:22:07.760 the latest assassination attempt on Trump.
00:22:11.120 Isn't that weird?
00:22:14.040 On the FBI's radar
00:22:15.840 was the Orlando gay nightclub shooter.
00:22:20.180 They knew about him in advance.
00:22:23.800 When are we going to start getting any answers?
00:22:28.340 Any answers?
00:22:29.780 We should not fund any of this stuff
00:22:35.300 until we know.
00:22:37.080 I mean, it seems to me
00:22:38.120 they're very busy setting people up,
00:22:41.680 but it doesn't look like
00:22:43.340 they're investigating any real crime.
00:22:47.500 Glenn Beck.
00:22:49.420 Sometimes we talk about
00:22:50.540 being on the right side of the history,
00:22:51.920 and I think,
00:22:52.620 you know,
00:22:54.400 you and I know
00:22:55.840 that the better way to say this
00:22:57.020 is being on the side of God.
00:22:59.320 God's never going to be on our side.
00:23:01.160 We have to be on his side,
00:23:02.380 and moral clarity
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00:23:10.340 Moral clarity is,
00:23:11.540 I don't want anybody to die,
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00:23:19.160 we're done.
00:23:20.200 We're done.
00:23:20.820 We have nothing to do with them.
00:23:22.060 We want nothing to do with them,
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00:24:20.860 Welcome to Pat Gray
00:24:22.080 from Pat Gray Unleashed.
00:24:24.740 We got into the break.
00:24:27.880 We welcomed Pat in,
00:24:30.100 and I said,
00:24:32.180 did you hear what happened
00:24:33.380 with the president?
00:24:34.160 And he said yes.
00:24:35.660 And then I started telling Stu a story,
00:24:37.580 and he was like,
00:24:38.460 oh, Pat said,
00:24:39.360 I have not heard that story,
00:24:40.840 and Stu said,
00:24:41.420 I thought you were going to talk
00:24:42.300 about the other story.
00:24:43.420 There's a lot that happened this week
00:24:44.880 with the current president
00:24:46.940 of the United States.
00:24:48.420 Allegedly current president
00:24:49.720 of the United States.
00:24:50.460 I'm sorry.
00:24:50.800 I'm sorry.
00:24:51.320 Allegedly current president
00:24:52.500 of the United States.
00:24:53.800 You tell your story.
00:24:55.140 Okay.
00:24:55.460 Well,
00:24:56.820 Jill Biden
00:24:57.760 was running a budget meeting.
00:25:00.440 She took his place
00:25:01.960 where he would normally sit,
00:25:03.200 where the president
00:25:03.780 normally sits.
00:25:04.760 She's sitting at the head
00:25:06.100 of the table,
00:25:06.620 and Joe Biden introduces her
00:25:09.480 to take over.
00:25:11.040 And then just sits there.
00:25:12.300 Yeah.
00:25:12.600 And says nothing.
00:25:13.640 Yeah.
00:25:15.000 It's Edith Wilson
00:25:16.220 all over again.
00:25:17.300 Oh,
00:25:17.480 all over again.
00:25:18.280 And nobody cares.
00:25:19.280 Nobody cares.
00:25:20.040 Except right in front of her eyes,
00:25:21.660 right?
00:25:21.960 Yeah.
00:25:22.400 Edith Wilson was behind closed doors.
00:25:24.620 We didn't know about that
00:25:25.600 at the time.
00:25:26.340 This one is right in front
00:25:27.600 of our eyes.
00:25:28.320 We are closer to nuclear war
00:25:30.220 than we've been
00:25:30.840 probably since the 1960s.
00:25:32.920 maybe,
00:25:34.400 maybe
00:25:35.000 once in the 1970s.
00:25:39.000 We're that close.
00:25:42.200 And nobody's asking,
00:25:44.940 is the president really in charge?
00:25:47.740 Is the president capable
00:25:49.400 of making these decisions?
00:25:50.880 He's making decisions.
00:25:52.180 He is,
00:25:53.020 quote,
00:25:53.840 allegedly
00:25:54.980 making the decisions
00:25:56.620 on whether we're sending
00:25:58.540 long-range missiles
00:25:59.480 into Ukraine.
00:26:01.580 Ukraine.
00:26:01.960 That's nuclear war.
00:26:03.880 Okay?
00:26:04.500 He's making,
00:26:05.280 who is actually
00:26:06.200 making the decisions?
00:26:07.480 Jill?
00:26:08.640 Could be.
00:26:09.300 Who is?
00:26:09.740 I don't know.
00:26:10.200 I want to know.
00:26:10.880 I really don't know.
00:26:11.680 Who's making the decision?
00:26:13.000 And you know,
00:26:13.840 why wouldn't they put Kamala in?
00:26:15.880 Why wouldn't they just say
00:26:16.900 25th Amendment?
00:26:17.980 He's gone.
00:26:18.840 Because I think that was
00:26:19.580 the arrangement,
00:26:20.820 right?
00:26:21.200 Yeah.
00:26:21.420 Okay.
00:26:21.760 We should probably know that.
00:26:23.460 Yeah, we should.
00:26:23.880 We should know that.
00:26:25.440 But that was,
00:26:26.040 I'll step aside,
00:26:27.200 but I need to stay in office
00:26:28.920 until January 20th.
00:26:30.060 Well,
00:26:30.300 at least until he gets
00:26:31.100 to pardon Hunter.
00:26:32.540 Yeah.
00:26:32.840 He needs to be in office
00:26:33.960 until he can pardon Hunter.
00:26:35.260 He can pardon Hunter today.
00:26:36.660 Yeah,
00:26:36.900 but he can't do it
00:26:37.600 before the election.
00:26:38.300 Yeah,
00:26:38.680 that's true.
00:26:39.100 I mean,
00:26:39.120 that's true.
00:26:39.660 Politically.
00:26:39.920 I mean,
00:26:40.140 he's got to be in office
00:26:41.120 until after the election.
00:26:41.960 So we have that going on.
00:26:43.820 Then,
00:26:44.680 you tell your story.
00:26:46.460 Well,
00:26:46.760 I don't know if we have the,
00:26:48.840 do we have the audio
00:26:49.800 of this today?
00:26:51.300 Oh,
00:26:51.440 yeah,
00:26:51.660 yeah,
00:26:51.840 yeah,
00:26:51.980 I think we do.
00:26:52.960 This is when he's trying
00:26:53.720 to introduce somebody.
00:26:55.020 Cut three,
00:26:55.880 please.
00:26:57.080 I want to thank you all
00:26:58.240 for being here.
00:26:59.180 And now,
00:27:00.360 who am I introducing next?
00:27:04.440 He's looking at the crowd.
00:27:05.440 Who's next?
00:27:06.940 He gets pissed.
00:27:09.140 They've already told you
00:27:10.220 who's next.
00:27:10.980 There's silence.
00:27:12.900 Distinguished guests,
00:27:14.400 the Prime Minister
00:27:15.580 of the Republic of India.
00:27:17.600 Like,
00:27:18.000 a big guy.
00:27:19.420 Yeah.
00:27:19.720 Like,
00:27:19.780 this is a big deal.
00:27:21.040 It's only the most populous
00:27:22.480 democracy on the planet.
00:27:24.180 Yes.
00:27:24.640 And you don't know
00:27:25.660 his name,
00:27:26.960 his position,
00:27:27.820 that he's standing
00:27:28.360 right behind you.
00:27:29.520 He has no idea.
00:27:30.720 Who's next?
00:27:31.480 Like,
00:27:31.740 angry,
00:27:32.280 too.
00:27:32.600 I feel like I'm in,
00:27:33.920 like,
00:27:34.200 a New York deli.
00:27:35.400 Who's next?
00:27:36.200 Yes.
00:27:36.980 That's what it feels like.
00:27:37.780 That is when he gets
00:27:38.600 into that mode,
00:27:39.180 is exactly what it feels like.
00:27:40.400 He gets pissy.
00:27:41.760 Yeah.
00:27:42.080 Okay,
00:27:42.580 so,
00:27:43.340 that was kind of bad.
00:27:44.200 That's what I thought
00:27:44.840 the big story was.
00:27:45.860 Yeah,
00:27:46.220 no.
00:27:47.540 You decide
00:27:48.200 which is the big story,
00:27:49.060 because here's my story
00:27:50.380 from the weekend.
00:27:51.620 Do you know why
00:27:53.020 the,
00:27:54.100 the prime minister
00:27:55.520 of Japan
00:27:57.000 and India
00:27:58.700 were meeting
00:28:00.380 at his hometown
00:28:01.460 in the school
00:28:03.400 that he went to
00:28:04.680 as a kid
00:28:05.620 and then went over
00:28:07.060 to his house?
00:28:08.460 Seems like a big deal
00:28:09.760 you'd normally do
00:28:10.280 at the White House,
00:28:11.000 right?
00:28:11.300 Or Camp David.
00:28:12.220 Camp David.
00:28:12.700 Okay,
00:28:13.040 sure,
00:28:13.500 sure.
00:28:13.620 But White House,
00:28:15.220 you know,
00:28:15.940 what was that
00:28:16.520 you said about India,
00:28:17.460 Pat?
00:28:18.600 Oh,
00:28:18.820 the largest
00:28:19.360 democracy on the planet?
00:28:21.120 Yeah,
00:28:21.420 yeah,
00:28:21.680 yeah.
00:28:22.200 You would think,
00:28:23.620 seeing that they were meeting,
00:28:24.980 how do we stand
00:28:26.240 against China?
00:28:28.440 What do we do
00:28:29.260 to make sure
00:28:29.960 that China
00:28:30.580 just doesn't take over
00:28:31.740 the world?
00:28:32.260 That's the conversation.
00:28:34.320 Joe said,
00:28:35.500 I want to show
00:28:37.580 my hometown.
00:28:40.460 Okay,
00:28:40.620 he's never had really,
00:28:41.480 I mean,
00:28:41.680 there's not really
00:28:42.260 much to show off,
00:28:43.640 you know,
00:28:44.060 and so he had
00:28:48.700 to have the meeting
00:28:49.400 at his old schoolhouse
00:28:50.900 because there's like
00:28:51.480 nothing there,
00:28:52.380 all right?
00:28:53.460 And then he took him
00:28:54.500 to their house.
00:28:55.160 Well,
00:28:55.540 why not the White House?
00:28:57.600 Well,
00:28:57.900 that's because
00:28:58.580 Jill Biden,
00:29:00.360 Jill,
00:29:01.420 had decided
00:29:02.100 she was throwing
00:29:02.800 a party
00:29:03.340 for all of the
00:29:04.360 former actors
00:29:05.300 and everybody
00:29:06.140 on the West Wing.
00:29:08.140 So they were having
00:29:09.060 a big party
00:29:09.920 with Jill.
00:29:11.580 That can't be real.
00:29:12.720 Yeah.
00:29:14.140 Really?
00:29:14.740 Yeah.
00:29:14.980 Yeah.
00:29:15.760 So,
00:29:16.380 which one
00:29:17.260 shows you
00:29:18.200 we're out of control
00:29:19.500 America?
00:29:20.520 Because all three
00:29:21.660 of those
00:29:22.260 are bad.
00:29:23.320 All three
00:29:24.040 of those
00:29:24.380 are bad.
00:29:24.820 Yeah.
00:29:25.520 Yeah.
00:29:26.100 Gosh,
00:29:26.540 that's depressing.
00:29:27.600 It is.
00:29:28.800 It is.
00:29:29.720 There are certain
00:29:30.380 things I will say.
00:29:31.640 I noticed this
00:29:32.080 about myself
00:29:32.460 this weekend
00:29:32.940 as I was going
00:29:33.420 through the news.
00:29:34.540 I've just
00:29:35.340 turned my mind
00:29:36.340 off to.
00:29:37.480 I just don't,
00:29:38.280 like,
00:29:38.440 I'm just going
00:29:39.160 to ignore
00:29:39.980 what's going
00:29:40.540 on in that
00:29:41.220 particular area.
00:29:42.500 And I can give you
00:29:43.600 the examples,
00:29:44.500 but let me stick
00:29:46.040 to this one
00:29:46.420 for a moment.
00:29:47.980 The fact that
00:29:49.000 this guy
00:29:49.520 is still
00:29:49.920 president
00:29:50.340 of the United
00:29:50.680 States
00:29:50.960 is something
00:29:51.620 I'm just
00:29:52.320 ignoring right
00:29:52.960 now.
00:29:53.360 If I think
00:29:54.480 about it,
00:29:55.140 I think
00:29:56.000 all of my
00:29:56.740 family members
00:29:57.440 are going
00:29:57.800 to die
00:29:58.280 in a nuclear
00:29:58.840 explosion
00:29:59.420 at any moment.
00:30:00.140 or my son
00:30:03.820 and my daughter
00:30:04.880 now may have
00:30:06.340 to be drafted
00:30:07.320 to go to war
00:30:08.120 and die
00:30:08.840 in some
00:30:09.360 godforsaken
00:30:10.240 country that
00:30:10.940 I really don't
00:30:12.360 care about.
00:30:13.040 Now,
00:30:13.160 I am thinking
00:30:14.260 about how
00:30:14.740 Kamala Harris
00:30:15.480 might do the
00:30:15.980 exact same thing.
00:30:16.980 So that is there,
00:30:18.240 but I have to
00:30:19.100 ignore from now
00:30:20.260 until January
00:30:21.240 to be able
00:30:22.720 to mentally
00:30:23.200 process life
00:30:25.200 in a normal
00:30:26.180 term,
00:30:26.500 like to care
00:30:27.160 about showing
00:30:28.040 up to work
00:30:29.660 every day.
00:30:30.380 Like,
00:30:30.560 if I knew
00:30:30.840 my kids
00:30:31.240 were going
00:30:31.540 to explode
00:30:32.160 tomorrow,
00:30:32.560 I wouldn't
00:30:32.820 be here.
00:30:33.280 I'd be doing
00:30:33.640 something else.
00:30:34.540 But if I
00:30:34.940 think about
00:30:35.700 Joe Biden
00:30:36.680 being in
00:30:37.440 control of
00:30:38.100 this situation,
00:30:39.560 holy crap,
00:30:40.660 everyone in
00:30:41.240 the world
00:30:41.500 is going
00:30:41.760 to die.
00:30:42.300 So I
00:30:42.780 would like
00:30:43.120 to ask
00:30:44.140 this.
00:30:44.840 I would
00:30:45.020 really like
00:30:46.400 to know
00:30:46.980 whoever's
00:30:50.200 running the
00:30:50.740 White House
00:30:51.240 now is
00:30:51.880 going to be
00:30:52.320 running the
00:30:52.820 White House
00:30:53.240 under Kamala.
00:30:54.140 Are we all
00:30:54.520 clear on that?
00:30:55.820 I mean,
00:30:56.140 does everybody
00:30:56.740 pretty much
00:30:57.240 know?
00:30:57.960 Yeah,
00:30:58.080 I think
00:30:59.180 yes,
00:31:01.320 I think
00:31:01.680 though that
00:31:02.400 Biden is
00:31:03.340 I'm more
00:31:05.160 nervous about
00:31:05.780 him because
00:31:06.640 in a way
00:31:07.320 because not
00:31:08.280 because of
00:31:08.860 to be clear,
00:31:10.980 like I'm
00:31:12.200 worried that
00:31:12.620 he will
00:31:13.980 actually try
00:31:15.100 to overwhelm
00:31:15.880 those people
00:31:16.480 at some
00:31:17.860 point.
00:31:18.480 Like he's
00:31:19.080 the type of
00:31:19.520 person I
00:31:20.000 think you
00:31:20.380 heard that
00:31:20.680 was like
00:31:20.960 who's next?
00:31:21.900 That guy
00:31:22.440 is the guy
00:31:23.540 who's like
00:31:24.160 he'll just
00:31:25.380 be like
00:31:25.660 no,
00:31:26.100 nuke him!
00:31:26.580 Like I
00:31:27.040 feel like
00:31:27.440 that could
00:31:28.480 happen.
00:31:28.840 Kamala
00:31:29.120 I feel
00:31:29.380 like will
00:31:29.600 just sit
00:31:29.940 there and
00:31:30.220 let them
00:31:30.540 run it.
00:31:31.080 Now we
00:31:31.380 very well
00:31:32.200 may end
00:31:33.100 up in a
00:31:33.580 nuclear
00:31:33.960 holocaust
00:31:34.580 anyway.
00:31:34.820 I'd like
00:31:35.420 to know
00:31:35.800 who they
00:31:36.360 are.
00:31:37.980 You just
00:31:39.120 kind of
00:31:39.420 went over
00:31:40.040 that so
00:31:40.560 quick and
00:31:41.040 everybody
00:31:41.360 says that
00:31:41.900 there are
00:31:42.160 certain
00:31:42.420 things I'm
00:31:42.820 ignoring at
00:31:43.420 this time.
00:31:44.280 It is the
00:31:44.300 person that
00:31:44.860 is actually
00:31:45.540 making these
00:31:46.240 decisions.
00:31:47.340 But anyway,
00:31:47.920 why does
00:31:49.580 anybody think
00:31:50.220 it's going
00:31:50.560 to get
00:31:50.780 better?
00:31:52.220 I'm going
00:31:52.780 to vote for
00:31:53.240 Kamala because
00:31:53.880 she's going
00:31:54.880 to do
00:31:55.380 what?
00:31:55.920 What is
00:31:56.220 she going
00:31:56.460 to do?
00:31:57.080 More of
00:31:57.500 the same.
00:31:57.880 And why
00:31:58.160 hasn't she
00:31:58.600 already done
00:31:59.040 it?
00:31:59.140 Why hasn't
00:32:01.000 the person
00:32:01.440 running the
00:32:03.080 White House
00:32:03.660 done it
00:32:04.280 already?
00:32:04.880 If they're
00:32:05.240 like, you
00:32:05.620 know, this
00:32:06.000 isn't working.
00:32:06.540 You think
00:32:06.880 Joe knows?
00:32:07.640 Oh, I
00:32:07.780 know.
00:32:08.080 It's because
00:32:08.540 they're lying
00:32:09.040 about all
00:32:09.460 of that.
00:32:10.820 It's because
00:32:11.560 none of the
00:32:12.260 things they're
00:32:12.740 saying they're
00:32:13.280 going to do
00:32:13.820 are things
00:32:14.240 they're going
00:32:14.700 to do when
00:32:15.740 it comes to
00:32:16.180 improving the
00:32:16.700 country.
00:32:17.020 Because otherwise
00:32:17.600 they would
00:32:17.960 have done it.
00:32:18.720 Right.
00:32:19.340 For example,
00:32:20.200 their support of
00:32:20.860 this border
00:32:21.480 bill, if
00:32:22.900 you think
00:32:23.860 Kamala Harris
00:32:25.140 is going to
00:32:25.720 spend one
00:32:26.500 second in
00:32:28.280 her administration
00:32:29.420 passing a
00:32:30.440 border bill
00:32:31.320 that will
00:32:31.700 improve border
00:32:32.620 security, you
00:32:33.720 are a moron.
00:32:35.060 She is only
00:32:36.220 saying that to
00:32:37.160 win your vote,
00:32:38.140 period.
00:32:38.640 As she's saying
00:32:39.300 so many things.
00:32:40.540 She's, you
00:32:41.040 know, because
00:32:41.420 keep in mind,
00:32:42.480 her values
00:32:43.200 haven't changed.
00:32:44.380 Just all of
00:32:45.300 her policy
00:32:45.880 positions have,
00:32:47.060 which means
00:32:47.620 she's only
00:32:48.100 saying them
00:32:48.800 to get elected,
00:32:49.880 which is not
00:32:50.800 a good thing
00:32:51.460 to me.
00:32:51.920 Because if
00:32:52.480 your values,
00:32:53.560 your policy
00:32:54.660 should align
00:32:55.960 with your
00:32:56.360 values.
00:32:56.960 And if your
00:32:57.820 values haven't
00:32:58.680 changed and
00:32:59.820 your policies
00:33:00.440 have, then
00:33:01.680 you're just
00:33:02.300 trying to get
00:33:02.680 elected.
00:33:02.960 You're just
00:33:03.400 trying to get
00:33:03.920 elected.
00:33:04.720 And if
00:33:05.120 you won't
00:33:07.380 attach your
00:33:08.200 policies to
00:33:09.060 your values,
00:33:10.000 you shouldn't
00:33:10.640 be anywhere
00:33:11.160 near the
00:33:12.460 White House.
00:33:13.020 How would
00:33:13.520 you translate
00:33:13.980 this?
00:33:14.420 This is from
00:33:14.900 Ed Markey,
00:33:16.240 Senator Ed
00:33:16.900 Markey,
00:33:17.480 Massachusetts.
00:33:18.480 He's an
00:33:19.120 author of
00:33:19.620 The Green
00:33:19.900 New Deal.
00:33:20.840 So this is
00:33:21.420 a far-left
00:33:22.900 environmental
00:33:24.140 extremist.
00:33:25.160 And I believe
00:33:25.700 he was part
00:33:28.160 of Marky
00:33:28.660 Markey.
00:33:29.400 Yeah,
00:33:29.720 Edward Markey
00:33:30.420 and the
00:33:30.600 Funky
00:33:30.800 Bunch.
00:33:31.480 It's Biz
00:33:32.160 Markey's
00:33:32.720 cousin.
00:33:34.880 They're very
00:33:35.560 closely related.
00:33:36.220 Have they been
00:33:36.520 to P.
00:33:36.860 Diddy's
00:33:37.140 house?
00:33:38.380 Probably.
00:33:38.980 That one,
00:33:39.420 yes.
00:33:39.800 Actually,
00:33:40.200 it's probably
00:33:40.540 true.
00:33:41.480 Okay,
00:33:41.720 so he was
00:33:44.160 very in favor
00:33:45.240 of the Green
00:33:45.580 New Deal,
00:33:45.980 helped author it.
00:33:46.720 He then also
00:33:47.400 was in support
00:33:47.940 of the
00:33:48.160 Inflation
00:33:48.480 Reduction
00:33:48.880 Act.
00:33:49.340 One of
00:33:49.640 the people
00:33:49.920 who knew
00:33:50.380 it had
00:33:50.720 nothing to
00:33:51.020 do with
00:33:51.240 inflation,
00:33:51.960 it was
00:33:52.300 actually just
00:33:52.740 a climate
00:33:53.220 bill.
00:33:54.180 So when
00:33:55.760 asked by
00:33:56.900 the New
00:33:57.300 York Times,
00:33:58.080 hey,
00:33:58.800 Kamala Harris
00:33:59.640 is like all
00:34:00.780 of a sudden
00:34:01.000 pro-fracking,
00:34:02.120 she's like,
00:34:02.540 we're going to
00:34:03.460 open up oil
00:34:04.080 leases,
00:34:05.040 she's abandoning
00:34:06.720 you guys'
00:34:07.680 progressive ideals
00:34:08.840 on the environment.
00:34:10.100 Now,
00:34:10.340 shouldn't he be
00:34:10.940 panicked about
00:34:11.760 that?
00:34:12.060 He should be a
00:34:12.420 little pissed.
00:34:12.860 Right?
00:34:13.480 Panicked,
00:34:13.980 like what the
00:34:14.600 hell?
00:34:14.980 I don't want
00:34:15.480 this as a
00:34:15.880 nominee.
00:34:16.500 Here's what he
00:34:16.960 said.
00:34:17.600 I know it's
00:34:18.280 in her DNA
00:34:19.180 to be a
00:34:20.040 historic
00:34:20.580 environmental
00:34:21.180 leader,
00:34:22.080 Mr.
00:34:22.380 Markey said.
00:34:23.360 The first
00:34:24.000 agenda has
00:34:24.900 to be to
00:34:25.460 win.
00:34:26.760 Yep.
00:34:27.240 They are
00:34:28.380 telling you.
00:34:29.220 Bernie Sanders
00:34:29.980 said the exact
00:34:30.740 same thing.
00:34:31.560 Yep.
00:34:31.940 Thank you,
00:34:32.300 Pat.
00:34:32.320 What is the
00:34:33.280 They are
00:34:34.020 telling you
00:34:34.660 in advance.
00:34:34.980 James, you both
00:34:35.000 hold me a
00:34:35.260 milkshake.
00:34:36.640 Anyway,
00:34:37.460 what is the
00:34:38.640 I mean,
00:34:40.680 how
00:34:41.780 how
00:34:42.320 how could
00:34:44.400 anyone fall
00:34:44.880 for it?
00:34:45.160 I mean,
00:34:46.400 why?
00:34:46.980 The border
00:34:47.540 is another
00:34:49.040 one.
00:34:49.440 Like,
00:34:49.620 everyone knows
00:34:50.740 she's not
00:34:51.260 going to be
00:34:51.520 good on the
00:34:51.900 border.
00:34:52.280 How could
00:34:52.840 anyone fall
00:34:54.540 for it?
00:34:54.980 Yet she's
00:34:55.460 spending tens
00:34:56.620 of millions
00:34:57.100 of dollars
00:34:57.700 running ad
00:34:58.780 campaigns about
00:35:00.160 how tough she
00:35:00.960 is on the
00:35:01.320 border and how
00:35:01.740 tough she'll
00:35:02.140 be on crime.
00:35:03.000 Yeah.
00:35:03.160 What idiot
00:35:04.720 would believe
00:35:05.460 this?
00:35:06.000 I don't
00:35:06.620 know.
00:35:08.420 If that's
00:35:09.020 who the
00:35:09.220 American people
00:35:09.680 are, we
00:35:10.200 deserve the
00:35:11.400 nuclear holocaust
00:35:12.480 I'm worried
00:35:12.980 about.
00:35:13.480 Like, it's
00:35:13.840 just, we
00:35:14.280 have, we've
00:35:14.960 lost all
00:35:15.560 sense of
00:35:16.060 reality.
00:35:16.660 Yeah, we
00:35:16.800 do.
00:35:17.320 We do.
00:35:17.720 We should
00:35:17.980 prepare for
00:35:18.920 hard times
00:35:19.580 because strong
00:35:22.180 men are going
00:35:22.800 to be created
00:35:23.420 here in the
00:35:24.640 next phase of
00:35:25.920 our country.
00:35:26.880 By the way,
00:35:27.920 if you were on
00:35:28.560 the fence and
00:35:29.440 you were thinking,
00:35:30.540 who do I vote
00:35:31.200 for?
00:35:32.520 She picked up a
00:35:33.580 very important
00:35:34.660 endorsement from
00:35:36.560 the union that
00:35:38.440 represents the
00:35:39.220 IRS.
00:35:39.580 IRS and the
00:35:41.140 IRS came out
00:35:42.040 and said,
00:35:42.340 she's our
00:35:43.760 choice.
00:35:44.640 She's our
00:35:45.100 choice.
00:35:45.880 So that'll
00:35:46.460 be.
00:35:46.800 Now how much
00:35:47.140 do you want
00:35:47.500 to?
00:35:48.160 More than
00:35:48.760 ever.
00:35:49.360 Right?
00:35:49.640 Hey, but I
00:35:50.980 want to vote for
00:35:51.720 president, but
00:35:52.380 who, who does
00:35:54.680 the, the group of
00:35:55.720 people that screw
00:35:56.560 me every year and
00:35:57.680 then waste my tax
00:35:58.980 money and has been
00:36:00.020 made into a weapon.
00:36:01.540 Who do they want
00:36:02.340 me to vote for?
00:36:04.020 It's insane.
00:36:05.200 It's easy to get
00:36:06.040 an endorsement of a
00:36:06.840 union when you
00:36:07.440 promise five trillion
00:36:09.240 extra dollars coming
00:36:10.600 into the, uh, the
00:36:11.940 area they're working
00:36:13.160 in.
00:36:13.320 Yeah.
00:36:13.620 Right?
00:36:13.900 Yeah.
00:36:14.240 Five trillion.
00:36:14.940 That's what she's
00:36:15.620 saying.
00:36:16.040 That's not even what
00:36:16.580 she's going to do.
00:36:17.400 Wait, wait, wait,
00:36:17.920 wait, wait, wait,
00:36:18.780 wait, wait, wait.
00:36:19.400 She's saying five.
00:36:19.820 That wasn't just a
00:36:20.380 made out of.
00:36:21.000 No, five trillion
00:36:21.800 dollars of tax
00:36:22.480 increases.
00:36:22.980 You don't mean
00:36:23.000 billion.
00:36:23.440 You mean trillion.
00:36:24.580 Five trillion dollars
00:36:25.840 of tax increases is
00:36:26.920 what she is saying as
00:36:28.760 part of her
00:36:29.380 presidential campaign.
00:36:31.020 Imagine what it
00:36:31.580 really is.
00:36:32.380 Is that, is that
00:36:33.080 over five trillion
00:36:34.000 years?
00:36:34.420 No, no, it's
00:36:35.940 over 10 years.
00:36:36.900 I believe one
00:36:37.860 decade.
00:36:38.820 Wow.
00:36:39.380 Get used to that
00:36:40.040 word.
00:36:40.220 And you've mentioned
00:36:40.660 this one before,
00:36:41.360 Glenn, get used to
00:36:42.400 the word quadrillion.
00:36:43.920 It's coming soon to
00:36:45.540 theaters near you.
00:36:46.440 Is it the next in
00:36:47.260 line?
00:36:48.260 Is it the next in
00:36:49.100 line?
00:36:49.340 Do you know?
00:36:49.840 Yes.
00:36:50.360 Okay.
00:36:50.620 Cause I always
00:36:51.160 thought billion,
00:36:51.920 trillion, quadrillion.
00:36:52.740 Yes.
00:36:53.040 Quintillion is next.
00:36:54.020 I always thought it
00:36:54.780 was trillion.
00:36:56.120 Then there's sextillion.
00:36:57.160 And we'll probably
00:36:57.780 hear that in our
00:36:58.380 lifetime.
00:36:58.820 When do we get,
00:36:59.380 when do we get to
00:36:59.980 zillion?
00:37:01.460 Is that a
00:37:02.100 zillion is made up
00:37:02.920 number?
00:37:03.080 Cause as a kid,
00:37:04.300 it was trillion,
00:37:05.740 billion, trillion,
00:37:06.840 zillion dollars.
00:37:08.660 And I never, I,
00:37:09.960 I wasn't sure trillion
00:37:11.720 was real for most of
00:37:13.200 my life.
00:37:13.700 Trillion seems crazy
00:37:14.520 enough.
00:37:14.960 You might as well just
00:37:15.560 go made up after that.
00:37:16.540 Now we can't do that.
00:37:17.520 Now we got to do
00:37:18.080 quadrillion,
00:37:18.680 quintillion,
00:37:19.140 sextillion.
00:37:19.680 We got to do the
00:37:20.160 whole thing because we
00:37:20.880 need to know these
00:37:21.360 numbers.
00:37:21.620 I think once we,
00:37:22.900 once we leave trillion,
00:37:24.280 I think we just go for
00:37:25.220 zillion because it
00:37:26.220 doesn't matter.
00:37:27.240 It just doesn't matter.
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00:37:34.600 We're right around the
00:37:35.720 corner from a
00:37:36.320 presidential election,
00:37:37.180 which one of the
00:37:38.040 candidates has been
00:37:39.020 shot at twice, hit
00:37:40.640 once.
00:37:41.780 Uh, we're, we're
00:37:42.860 dancing really close to
00:37:44.040 the fire, you know,
00:37:45.220 and we've got a big
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00:37:47.300 Uh, apparently, um,
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00:38:13.620 We're going to see it
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00:39:05.500 This is the Glenn Beck
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00:40:58.160 Uh, we have some, uh, breaking
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00:41:02.980 minutes, uh, standby for that.
00:41:04.980 Uh, also on Friday, I'm, I
00:41:07.560 was happy to see that, uh, the
00:41:10.120 left has turned down some of
00:41:12.460 the rhetoric on, uh, president
00:41:14.020 Trump.
00:41:14.580 Uh, here's, uh, Kamala during a
00:41:17.540 campaign stop in Madison,
00:41:19.800 Wisconsin on Friday.
00:41:22.380 Cut one.
00:41:23.320 He who has vowed to be a
00:41:25.900 dictator on day one, he who
00:41:29.560 has called for quote, the
00:41:31.780 termination of the constitution
00:41:34.780 of the United States of
00:41:36.760 America.
00:41:37.260 Can you find that quote?
00:41:38.120 And let us be very clear.
00:41:43.740 Someone who suggests we should
00:41:46.520 terminate the constitution of
00:41:48.520 the United States should never
00:41:51.180 again stand behind the seal of
00:41:54.960 the president of the United
00:41:57.100 States.
00:41:59.360 Wow.
00:42:00.120 Never again.
00:42:01.460 She, she shouldn't, she should
00:42:04.120 lose that tone from all campaign
00:42:05.760 events.
00:42:06.060 Wow.
00:42:06.560 Cause no one's going to like
00:42:07.900 that Gary is hell.
00:42:09.520 She's awful.
00:42:10.600 She really is awful.
00:42:11.920 Gosh.
00:42:12.180 And I can't, I say this and I,
00:42:15.380 I, it's going to ruin every
00:42:16.780 Kamala Harris speech for
00:42:17.860 everybody, but I cannot take the
00:42:19.320 hand gestures.
00:42:20.240 I know.
00:42:20.980 Insane.
00:42:21.580 I know the hand gestures of an
00:42:23.020 insane clown.
00:42:24.920 Like the other day she was
00:42:27.780 doing one where she was talking
00:42:28.740 about the podium and one of
00:42:29.800 these interviews is just going
00:42:30.540 and the podium and she's like
00:42:32.480 slight, like she's slicing meat.
00:42:34.780 I don't know what, what, what
00:42:36.520 it is over and over again
00:42:38.300 describing a podium.
00:42:39.680 I, I, it is fascinating.
00:42:41.560 Oh, do you have context on
00:42:42.980 that?
00:42:43.440 On the constitution thing?
00:42:44.320 Yeah.
00:42:44.780 Yeah.
00:42:45.180 He said a massive fraud of this
00:42:46.460 type and magnitude allows for
00:42:47.680 the termination of all rules,
00:42:49.220 regulations, and articles, even
00:42:51.060 those found in the constitution.
00:42:52.900 Our great founders did not want
00:42:54.180 and would not condone false and
00:42:55.480 fraudulent elections.
00:42:56.300 I would disagree with them on
00:42:57.360 the point myself.
00:42:59.960 Half of the point.
00:43:01.420 The canceling of the
00:43:02.120 constitution for that reason.
00:43:03.920 Oh, that part.
00:43:04.180 Yeah.
00:43:04.280 That's the part.
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00:44:50.740 Hello, America.
00:44:53.820 I want to talk to you about the
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00:44:59.960 Where does it come from?
00:45:01.340 What is its goals been?
00:45:04.440 And does it succeed in America?
00:45:07.280 We'll go there in 60 seconds.
00:45:08.860 First, once upon a time, we lived in
00:45:10.380 a country with a wide diversity of
00:45:12.120 opinions, but a basic set of shared
00:45:16.400 values.
00:45:17.000 And that's the problem.
00:45:18.540 We no longer share values.
00:45:20.920 We might not have had the same
00:45:22.660 religion, but we could all agree,
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00:45:25.280 precious.
00:45:26.660 You know, we might not have belonged
00:45:28.080 to the same political party, but we
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00:45:31.460 should be kept small.
00:45:33.740 Well, these days, it's hard to imagine
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00:46:29.480 So, you know, last Friday, I think, I told
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00:46:57.620 And I was talking to them, and I said,
00:46:59.560 okay, is Texas really in this much
00:47:01.320 trouble?
00:47:01.860 Is Ted Cruz really in this?
00:47:03.380 Yes.
00:47:04.360 Yes, apparently he is.
00:47:07.240 And especially in places like, oh, shoot,
00:47:13.320 I want to say Fort, what's the county,
00:47:14.920 Stu, right up here?
00:47:15.920 Oh, Tarrant County.
00:47:16.560 Tarrant County.
00:47:17.460 Tarrant County is huge.
00:47:19.460 Huge.
00:47:20.380 Fort Worth, it is, it's always, Dallas
00:47:24.120 has always leaned liberal.
00:47:26.700 Fort Worth has always leaned conservative,
00:47:29.180 but not anymore.
00:47:30.860 And you lose Fort Worth, we're getting
00:47:34.080 close to real problems.
00:47:36.000 And Ted Cruz cannot afford to lose Fort
00:47:39.180 Worth.
00:47:40.180 And we have a great sheriff in Fort
00:47:43.240 Worth, and your sheriff is the one you
00:47:45.220 should be fighting for.
00:47:46.340 We cannot lose Texas.
00:47:49.380 And Bloomberg is sending money down to
00:47:53.160 Tarrant County.
00:47:54.600 Soros, his children, his organizations,
00:47:57.880 they're all over Fort Worth.
00:47:59.880 I don't know when we're going to ban George
00:48:01.540 Soros from the activities that he does.
00:48:03.940 The guy is destructive.
00:48:06.800 But anyway, when you look at what's going
00:48:12.020 on, we all have to get involved.
00:48:15.200 My mom called, my wife's mother called
00:48:19.020 over the weekend.
00:48:19.960 It would have been weird if my mom
00:48:21.100 would have called, but my wife's mother
00:48:23.340 called over the weekend and she said,
00:48:25.740 I need to put some of, you know, what I
00:48:28.660 have to work.
00:48:31.240 Where should I put it?
00:48:32.840 And, you know, we gave her several ideas
00:48:35.100 and one of them was to call Patriot Action
00:48:37.560 and say, can I help in Texas?
00:48:45.380 You've got to make sure that we don't lose
00:48:48.440 the states that we already have and lose some
00:48:52.660 of the great senators that we already have or
00:48:55.260 lose the sheriffs that we have.
00:48:58.500 They are spending millions.
00:49:00.560 She's about to unleash more money than I think
00:49:05.980 has ever been spent on a presidential campaign.
00:49:10.700 And Donald Trump is, you know, pinching pennies
00:49:13.880 in comparison.
00:49:18.060 You, I'm sure, watched football all day yesterday.
00:49:20.620 I know you're a huge football fan.
00:49:22.380 I know you've turned into one, which is amazing.
00:49:24.360 But you probably saw the same ads I did.
00:49:26.760 Every other ad in Texas.
00:49:28.480 There's one ad where it's Colin Allred,
00:49:30.780 who is the candidate here in Texas for Senate.
00:49:34.220 And he basically says two things.
00:49:35.980 One, Ted Cruz went to Cancun.
00:49:39.220 And two, he played football once.
00:49:41.300 Those are the two things Colin Allred says.
00:49:43.240 And then every Cruz ad was the same, which was,
00:49:47.000 did you know Colin Allred wants men to play
00:49:49.300 in women's sports?
00:49:50.480 It was 100% on that issue.
00:49:52.800 But it's basically hitting him over and over
00:49:54.980 and over again, showing scenes with like,
00:49:57.620 you know, trans people blowing out women in races
00:50:01.580 and hit, you know, tackling them and hitting them
00:50:03.960 in the face with volleyballs, like all real footage.
00:50:06.440 And this is the stuff that Allred supports.
00:50:08.860 You know, he's been on record and voted for that
00:50:10.620 in Congress and such.
00:50:11.740 But it was interesting to see that dynamic.
00:50:14.500 Tons of money spent and really just that messaging.
00:50:17.920 Cruz with an issue.
00:50:19.900 And Allred just saying, well, like,
00:50:22.300 he's not for himself.
00:50:23.280 I'm not a Democrat, basically, because I'm tough
00:50:25.280 and I played football.
00:50:25.800 Right, yeah.
00:50:26.500 And Ted Cruz is all about himself.
00:50:28.560 He went to Cancun.
00:50:29.300 Remember that.
00:50:30.280 Yeah, that's it.
00:50:31.840 That's it.
00:50:32.880 And I'm wondering which one, I mean,
00:50:36.300 which one's working?
00:50:37.880 Which one's working?
00:50:38.660 Yeah, I mean, the polling is uncomfortably close.
00:50:41.320 Let me tell you this.
00:50:43.680 Going to church yesterday,
00:50:45.020 I'm listening to a friend of ours speak.
00:50:47.180 And she was in a,
00:50:49.760 she was right behind a horrible car accident last week.
00:50:55.400 She said she was, you know, right by our houses.
00:50:58.540 And she's pulling off the freeway
00:51:00.600 and she's in this intersection under a bridge.
00:51:03.300 Um, and, uh, she's one car behind.
00:51:08.260 The light turns green.
00:51:09.540 This teenage girl pulls out into the intersection.
00:51:12.780 This car comes off the off ramp
00:51:15.400 and just going 60 miles an hour
00:51:17.380 and just runs the light
00:51:19.000 and just smashes into that car.
00:51:22.220 She thinks everybody's dead.
00:51:24.040 And she gets out
00:51:25.300 and she's, she goes into the intersection
00:51:27.540 and she's closest to the car that was hit.
00:51:30.260 And she runs to that car.
00:51:33.000 And is anybody alive?
00:51:34.620 Are you all right?
00:51:35.320 Are you all right?
00:51:35.960 And this girl gets out,
00:51:37.580 this teenage girl,
00:51:38.320 and she's okay,
00:51:39.220 but she's, she's in shock.
00:51:40.840 So she puts her in her car
00:51:42.340 and says, call your mom.
00:51:44.280 Tell her you're okay.
00:51:45.680 Uh, and she's called 911.
00:51:48.140 Then she goes to the other car.
00:51:50.480 No response.
00:51:51.680 Nobody's coming out.
00:51:52.920 And the air,
00:51:53.840 the airbags had gone off.
00:51:55.480 And so she can't really get past.
00:51:57.500 She's trying to get the airbags to deflate
00:51:59.180 so she can see.
00:52:00.960 And she finally gets in
00:52:02.700 and she sees this other teenager.
00:52:05.240 Uh, it's a boy
00:52:06.500 and his eyes are rolled up in his head.
00:52:09.180 He is very, very pale,
00:52:11.000 but he's alive.
00:52:12.380 He's breathing.
00:52:14.020 And she says,
00:52:15.180 is there anybody else in the car?
00:52:16.680 Cause she's hearing like some screaming
00:52:18.800 of some sort.
00:52:19.580 And it's all muffled
00:52:20.900 and she doesn't,
00:52:21.940 and she's trying to move the airbags.
00:52:23.960 Is there somebody else in the car?
00:52:25.180 And then she,
00:52:26.860 it's revealed
00:52:27.900 as she pulls one of the airbags back,
00:52:29.560 it's his phone.
00:52:32.180 And he's on the phone with his mother.
00:52:34.740 Oh my God.
00:52:35.860 And his mother is screaming.
00:52:37.780 Are you okay?
00:52:38.820 Are you okay?
00:52:40.300 And she picks it up
00:52:41.400 and she said,
00:52:42.140 your son is okay.
00:52:43.500 It's been a very bad accident.
00:52:45.180 And she said,
00:52:46.060 he's unconscious now,
00:52:47.280 but the,
00:52:48.060 uh,
00:52:48.360 but I called 911.
00:52:49.820 They're on their way.
00:52:50.640 And she said,
00:52:51.840 no,
00:52:52.020 you don't understand.
00:52:52.660 My son is a diabetic.
00:52:53.760 He's in a diabetic coma.
00:52:56.780 Oh my God.
00:52:58.020 Okay.
00:52:58.680 And so we need help.
00:53:00.460 He needs his medicine right now.
00:53:03.220 Um,
00:53:03.820 and so our friend goes out into the intersection.
00:53:09.440 Okay.
00:53:10.460 She,
00:53:11.000 this is Texas.
00:53:12.900 She,
00:53:13.480 at this point is the only one who had stopped.
00:53:17.440 She is flagging down.
00:53:19.120 She's crying.
00:53:19.820 She's just crazy.
00:53:20.540 And she's waving her arms and she's like,
00:53:22.320 stop,
00:53:22.840 help,
00:53:23.200 help.
00:53:23.620 We need help.
00:53:24.620 Help.
00:53:25.740 No one stops.
00:53:27.260 She goes up to a motorcyclist who's at the stoplight and she's trying to talk to him.
00:53:33.360 I need help.
00:53:34.300 He turns and looks the other way.
00:53:36.660 So he doesn't have to look at her.
00:53:39.060 And then the light turns green and he drives off.
00:53:42.320 And she's like,
00:53:43.400 what,
00:53:43.660 what,
00:53:43.940 what is happening to us?
00:53:45.680 What is happening to us?
00:53:49.360 That was so shocking.
00:53:50.740 I would expect that in New York city.
00:53:52.560 Maybe not in,
00:53:55.180 not in Texas.
00:53:57.260 I don't know what's happening to us,
00:53:59.220 but,
00:53:59.660 but something is,
00:54:00.780 something's very,
00:54:01.600 very wrong with us.
00:54:02.760 Do we know what happened?
00:54:03.580 Was she able to find the medicine?
00:54:04.900 Like,
00:54:05.040 do we know what happened?
00:54:05.700 Yeah.
00:54:06.160 Um,
00:54:06.640 he's okay.
00:54:07.620 She's okay.
00:54:08.480 That's the latest.
00:54:09.840 That's the,
00:54:10.540 that was the latest that I think she got.
00:54:12.200 Thank God.
00:54:12.740 That's a disturbing response.
00:54:14.420 Oh my gosh.
00:54:15.100 There are times where you feel like you want to jump into a situation and you,
00:54:19.440 at least I do.
00:54:20.320 I'll,
00:54:20.560 I'll,
00:54:20.720 I'll talk myself out of it.
00:54:22.360 Like for example,
00:54:23.100 you know,
00:54:23.420 you're with your kids,
00:54:24.320 you're in an area,
00:54:25.060 maybe isn't a good area.
00:54:26.980 You might want to try and stop and help somebody make,
00:54:29.400 I'm going to call somebody instead.
00:54:30.740 I don't want to put my son or my daughter in that sort of situation.
00:54:33.280 There are circumstances where that,
00:54:34.840 that activity might be understandable,
00:54:36.760 but not everybody.
00:54:38.920 Was it in the middle of the day too?
00:54:40.340 Yeah.
00:54:40.560 That's what I was picturing.
00:54:42.080 At least.
00:54:42.340 And it's a nice section of town.
00:54:43.820 Right.
00:54:44.060 So no,
00:54:44.440 no,
00:54:44.660 no excuse here.
00:54:45.900 No reason why that wouldn't happen.
00:54:47.400 That's incredible.
00:54:48.280 That's terrible.
00:54:48.780 I mean,
00:54:49.000 unbelievable,
00:54:50.800 unbelievable.
00:54:51.700 And,
00:54:52.160 and that's what she was talking about at church is,
00:54:55.080 you know,
00:54:56.000 are we,
00:54:57.480 uh,
00:54:58.360 what,
00:54:58.580 what is the,
00:54:59.180 um,
00:55:00.100 the portrait,
00:55:00.780 is it portrait mode on your phone?
00:55:02.760 Okay.
00:55:03.280 For Apple.
00:55:03.720 She said,
00:55:04.340 are we on portrait mode?
00:55:06.020 Is that what's happening?
00:55:06.980 We're just looking at ourself and everything in ourself is very,
00:55:09.800 very clear,
00:55:10.400 but everything around us is blurry.
00:55:14.040 And I don't know what it is,
00:55:15.520 but boy,
00:55:16.720 it seems like she should be hosting the show.
00:55:18.440 It's something better than this.
00:55:19.340 Right.
00:55:19.740 I know.
00:55:20.100 Right.
00:55:20.440 Good story.
00:55:21.120 It's a good story.
00:55:22.280 I know.
00:55:23.080 Um,
00:55:23.320 it was,
00:55:24.040 it was incredible.
00:55:24.900 And I,
00:55:25.320 I,
00:55:25.600 I really thought if that's happening in Texas,
00:55:29.900 um,
00:55:32.440 because Texas,
00:55:33.380 have you noticed how the freeways have changed?
00:55:35.120 Everything's changed.
00:55:36.100 They're packed all the time.
00:55:37.820 Now we have so many new people that have come to Texas.
00:55:42.780 Oh yeah.
00:55:43.640 Uh,
00:55:44.120 and a lot of them are illegals.
00:55:47.260 Uh,
00:55:47.620 but a lot of them are from all over the country and Texas is losing.
00:55:51.680 It's Texas.
00:55:53.800 I will say I'd much rather have illegals than some of the people that have
00:55:56.940 moved here.
00:55:57.760 Uh,
00:55:58.000 but,
00:55:59.220 uh,
00:55:59.580 completely legal citizens are here and I don't want them.
00:56:03.460 Um,
00:56:03.860 but,
00:56:04.800 uh,
00:56:05.800 uh,
00:56:06.180 but many people who have moved here are actually great because they're
00:56:08.980 avoiding,
00:56:09.560 uh,
00:56:10.960 you know,
00:56:11.240 they've come from California.
00:56:12.420 They come from Illinois.
00:56:13.300 They come from New York and they're avoiding those areas.
00:56:16.380 They're like,
00:56:16.620 I don't want this.
00:56:17.700 That's why I'm going to Texas.
00:56:19.160 You know,
00:56:19.380 what's interesting is I never understood how the Californians,
00:56:24.020 um,
00:56:25.160 during the dust bowl closed the border of California.
00:56:28.880 Did you know that?
00:56:30.540 Hmm.
00:56:30.660 So all these Oakies were coming because there was nothing left there.
00:56:34.240 They had nothing,
00:56:35.020 literally nothing.
00:56:37.320 And their farms had been destroyed and it was just dust and they had to go
00:56:41.360 someplace.
00:56:42.040 They were farmers.
00:56:42.800 They had to go someplace where they could farm and find work.
00:56:45.660 So California was that place.
00:56:48.720 So they all started going to California.
00:56:50.960 Well,
00:56:51.400 California set up roadblocks.
00:56:53.500 You're from,
00:56:54.380 if you're from Oklahoma,
00:56:55.620 turn around,
00:56:56.100 go home.
00:56:56.620 You're not welcome here.
00:56:58.600 And I never understood that,
00:57:00.380 but I think we could approach that time again.
00:57:03.100 I think you could see where people are like,
00:57:05.460 you're not coming in here.
00:57:06.960 You're not coming in here.
00:57:08.960 I mean,
00:57:09.520 we have really,
00:57:10.860 we have to guard our heart.
00:57:13.920 We,
00:57:14.380 something is happening to us as human beings.
00:57:16.960 And when,
00:57:18.260 when it happens,
00:57:19.760 it's going to take horrible things to get us to be humble again and to see
00:57:24.620 problems and to see each other as humans.
00:57:27.560 I mean,
00:57:28.060 we see that the left has stopped doing this.
00:57:30.660 I mean,
00:57:31.300 many of them,
00:57:32.540 how many act blue donors are going to try to kill Donald Trump before we
00:57:35.720 realize that,
00:57:36.620 right?
00:57:36.800 Like they,
00:57:37.860 I mean,
00:57:38.120 you know,
00:57:38.620 I know we mentioned potential update on this story,
00:57:41.400 but so,
00:57:42.200 so listen,
00:57:42.860 this is the,
00:57:43.460 this is the latest.
00:57:44.320 This story broke this morning.
00:57:46.460 The,
00:57:47.080 the second assassin,
00:57:48.760 assassin or assassination attempt,
00:57:51.340 the guy who attempted that,
00:57:53.480 um,
00:57:54.120 this doesn't make sense to me,
00:57:56.620 um,
00:57:57.180 sent a letter out.
00:57:58.480 So the DOJ has obtained the letter from a witness who they say received it
00:58:07.120 inside of a box delivered to them by Ralph several months prior to the
00:58:12.240 assassination attempt.
00:58:14.040 Authorities say the witness opened the box only after hearing Ralph was
00:58:17.980 suspected in the attack.
00:58:20.220 The box weird.
00:58:21.220 Yeah.
00:58:21.480 Okay.
00:58:21.720 So yeah.
00:58:22.300 So wait a minute.
00:58:22.960 Hang on.
00:58:23.320 So before I tell you even what's in it,
00:58:25.880 if you didn't open it and you had it for several months,
00:58:30.140 what kind of a hoarder are you in the first place?
00:58:33.160 You just leave that box on opened.
00:58:35.740 I mean,
00:58:35.960 I can't imagine that now.
00:58:37.220 Was it a friend?
00:58:39.080 Do you know who the person was yet?
00:58:41.120 No,
00:58:41.600 we don't.
00:58:42.260 Cause I mean,
00:58:42.540 maybe like if,
00:58:43.300 if I were to say to you,
00:58:44.040 Hey Glenn,
00:58:44.500 I got some stuff I got to send you,
00:58:46.000 uh,
00:58:46.580 would you mind just hold onto this?
00:58:48.700 And I mean,
00:58:49.020 storage maybe could be,
00:58:50.700 that's not in the story,
00:58:51.700 but maybe that's a good,
00:58:53.000 good answer.
00:58:54.060 Uh,
00:58:54.460 then if you find out your friend is tried to kill the president,
00:58:57.680 or if it's not your friend,
00:58:59.380 it's a neighbor or something and they sent you a box.
00:59:02.020 I don't open the box.
00:59:04.040 That's a good point.
00:59:05.600 I'd be a little nervous about opening a box like that.
00:59:07.120 I would maybe send it to the FBI or have them come pick it up with a robot.
00:59:11.660 You know,
00:59:12.200 I don't open the box.
00:59:13.640 Well,
00:59:13.920 the box contained several handwritten letters as well as ammunition.
00:59:20.480 One of the letters was addressed to the world.
00:59:24.540 I'll share it in 60 seconds.
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01:00:43.720 So this is what this letter says from the guy who tried to assassinate Donald
01:00:57.560 Trump at the golf course a couple of weeks ago.
01:00:59.580 He said this was an,
01:01:02.020 now he wrote this two months before this was an assassination attempt on Donald
01:01:08.360 Trump,
01:01:08.940 but I failed you.
01:01:10.260 I tried my best and gave it all the gumption.
01:01:15.760 I could muster.
01:01:17.040 It's up to you now to finish the job and I will offer $150,
01:01:20.760 $50,000 to whomever can complete the job.
01:01:25.220 Okay.
01:01:26.960 I've got a couple of questions here.
01:01:30.320 If we couldn't release the,
01:01:33.160 uh,
01:01:34.080 Nashville letter because it might incite violence.
01:01:38.640 Why is this one just so readily available?
01:01:43.660 Second of all,
01:01:45.280 why does a guy who's going to assassinate the president leave two letters?
01:01:51.580 If you're receiving this and the president is dead,
01:01:55.680 this one,
01:01:56.620 if he's not this one,
01:01:58.280 does this letter?
01:02:00.180 It can,
01:02:01.040 um,
01:02:01.680 include anything about it was a job well done or did he,
01:02:07.280 because if he didn't do that,
01:02:08.980 he didn't really set out to accomplish the job,
01:02:12.120 right?
01:02:14.520 Yeah.
01:02:14.920 Why wouldn't you include?
01:02:15.940 It could have been done.
01:02:17.460 I tried and I failed,
01:02:18.860 or I don't know what the outcome is.
01:02:22.120 Cause I'm writing this or I did it.
01:02:24.180 And here's why I did it.
01:02:25.240 And it could be that there is another note.
01:02:26.840 We don't know about,
01:02:27.560 right?
01:02:27.800 That was the success note.
01:02:29.320 Could be,
01:02:29.980 could be in his mind.
01:02:31.200 Um,
01:02:32.480 so it,
01:02:33.780 he,
01:02:34.280 he sent this letter out.
01:02:35.520 The guy is,
01:02:36.420 the guy is unstable,
01:02:37.600 uh,
01:02:38.300 clearly,
01:02:38.680 but what makes me,
01:02:41.140 this is turning into,
01:02:44.840 this is going to be another,
01:02:47.340 um,
01:02:48.140 Kennedy thing.
01:02:49.160 It's going to be another,
01:02:50.920 another way for our government to lose its credibility.
01:02:56.900 Why wasn't this guy?
01:02:58.380 Why don't we know why this guy didn't go to prison the first time in,
01:03:04.720 in,
01:03:05.300 uh,
01:03:05.700 what was it?
01:03:06.440 Uh,
01:03:07.500 2009.
01:03:08.860 And then he was arrested again in 2000,
01:03:11.400 I think 12 with a quote weapon of mass destruction,
01:03:16.040 which means an,
01:03:17.300 a fully automatic weapon.
01:03:19.000 Now,
01:03:19.640 if you're charging him with a weapon of mass destruction,
01:03:23.740 you're going after him to put him away forever.
01:03:27.600 But it didn't happen.
01:03:30.760 Why didn't that happen?
01:03:32.920 And they say,
01:03:33.640 well,
01:03:33.840 it was a state thing.
01:03:35.060 Well,
01:03:35.380 no,
01:03:35.820 no,
01:03:36.840 no.
01:03:38.040 ATF can charge that.
01:03:40.160 And believe me,
01:03:40.800 if Stu had an automatic weapon and even it was licensed to him,
01:03:45.040 but he didn't have the license right next to the gun,
01:03:49.340 he'd go to jail.
01:03:50.840 Sure.
01:03:51.960 So what,
01:03:53.420 what's the deal here?
01:03:54.800 how is this happening?
01:03:58.180 And it doesn't seem like anybody is,
01:04:00.760 is actually,
01:04:01.860 uh,
01:04:03.320 doing anything about this.
01:04:05.900 You cannot build this country and rebuild this country without some credibility.
01:04:13.560 Why is our current government,
01:04:17.100 our current DOJ,
01:04:19.340 uh,
01:04:19.940 even our current Senate and,
01:04:22.480 uh,
01:04:23.280 and Congress.
01:04:24.240 I mean,
01:04:24.500 I know the Republicans are doing it and thank God,
01:04:27.100 some Democrats are doing it as well,
01:04:29.140 but why aren't we getting any answers?
01:04:33.520 We need answers,
01:04:36.520 but apparently we can't get them.
01:04:44.060 And history is a really strange thing because the more you try to destroy something history in America shows the stronger that becomes not the weaker.
01:04:56.800 But I have a question kind of like I gave you a little,
01:05:02.440 a little bit ago when I was telling you about my friend at the intersection.
01:05:07.620 I think we're changing.
01:05:09.660 So if I go back in history and I show you a couple of things,
01:05:14.180 I want you to,
01:05:15.040 I want you to answer the question.
01:05:17.180 Are we still those people?
01:05:19.960 How would we react?
01:05:22.380 We'll do that in a minute.
01:05:24.480 So Tim wrote in about his dog,
01:05:44.560 Sugar,
01:05:45.440 uh,
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01:07:01.500 I want to take you back.
01:07:17.020 It's evening,
01:07:18.220 April 14th,
01:07:19.100 1865.
01:07:20.700 Civil war has just ended.
01:07:22.280 It was done five days ago.
01:07:24.500 The country was ripped apart by the bloodiest conflict in our history.
01:07:28.220 But the healing had started.
01:07:32.740 Do you know why?
01:07:33.700 Why the South is full of all those statues that everybody has just torn down?
01:07:38.460 Do you know why?
01:07:40.600 It was to try to unite the country again.
01:07:44.380 You know,
01:07:45.020 okay,
01:07:46.280 you had some generals that were good.
01:07:49.200 Go ahead.
01:07:49.940 Build a statue to that person.
01:07:51.960 It was the way that we were trying to come back together
01:07:56.340 and recognize bravery.
01:08:00.860 And the North was like,
01:08:02.300 okay,
01:08:02.720 well,
01:08:03.060 just let's come back together.
01:08:05.160 It's better to bring the union together than continue to fight.
01:08:10.120 600,000 Americans are dead.
01:08:13.720 Families have been torn apart.
01:08:15.020 North versus South.
01:08:16.260 Brother against brother.
01:08:17.260 And in the middle of all this stands Abraham Lincoln,
01:08:21.340 the man who held the country together.
01:08:23.940 But most people didn't really like him.
01:08:27.640 He was not a popular guy when he was alive.
01:08:31.420 But he refused to let the union break.
01:08:35.000 And then he's the guy who emancipates all blacks.
01:08:41.180 Lincoln had been through the storm.
01:08:43.840 He was seeing through the light at the,
01:08:45.760 he is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel,
01:08:47.440 but then enters John Wilkes Booth.
01:08:51.480 Now Booth isn't just some guy that nobody knew.
01:08:54.800 Didn't like Lincoln.
01:08:55.840 He was a famous actor.
01:08:58.560 He was a Johnny Depp,
01:09:00.820 well-known,
01:09:01.940 but he was also well-known as a Confederate sympathizer.
01:09:05.060 To him,
01:09:06.420 Lincoln wasn't a hero.
01:09:08.120 He was the tyrant who destroyed the South.
01:09:10.440 And Booth believed we have to have hatred.
01:09:15.380 I've got to get people to hate the South more.
01:09:19.680 And if I kill Lincoln,
01:09:21.900 and I,
01:09:22.600 and it's known that it's me,
01:09:24.300 a Southerner,
01:09:25.680 a Confederate,
01:09:27.260 they'll rise up again,
01:09:29.200 and the war will be fought again.
01:09:31.680 There'll be another Confederacy,
01:09:34.020 and another shot at victory.
01:09:36.820 So Booth goes to Ford's Theater that night,
01:09:39.440 sneaks into Lincoln's box,
01:09:41.360 pulls the trigger.
01:09:42.300 Now in his mind,
01:09:43.720 it's going to be the thing that's,
01:09:45.320 you know,
01:09:45.520 the spark that sets everything on fire again.
01:09:47.820 And the South would rise,
01:09:49.120 chaos would return,
01:09:50.060 and the Union would fall apart.
01:09:51.340 But what actually happened?
01:09:55.040 The exact opposite.
01:09:59.540 We've seen this in our history books
01:10:01.300 over and over and over again,
01:10:03.400 especially when we look at the assassination attempts
01:10:05.640 on American presidents.
01:10:06.660 What's fascinating and kind of ironic
01:10:09.820 is how these acts of violence
01:10:11.880 meant to tear us apart
01:10:13.260 have almost always had the opposite effect.
01:10:16.640 Instead of dividing us,
01:10:18.520 they somehow or another end up uniting us,
01:10:21.080 make us stronger and more resilient.
01:10:24.160 Now let me ask you the question
01:10:25.640 I asked a little while ago.
01:10:28.840 Are we those people now?
01:10:30.420 Will we be those people
01:10:33.560 if violence rears up?
01:10:37.580 If Donald Trump is shot,
01:10:40.140 will it unite us
01:10:41.540 or will it tear us apart?
01:10:44.880 Would we rise
01:10:46.320 like John Wilkes Booth
01:10:48.640 wanted it to happen?
01:10:50.680 Would we rise in anger
01:10:52.360 and
01:10:54.240 demand
01:10:56.940 war?
01:10:57.820 would the
01:11:00.640 would the left
01:11:02.100 celebrate
01:11:03.420 and dance
01:11:04.860 in the streets
01:11:05.600 and pass out candies
01:11:06.840 and cookies
01:11:07.420 like the Palestinians did
01:11:09.040 on 9-11?
01:11:12.840 Will we be calm enough
01:11:14.820 on both sides
01:11:15.960 to be able to say
01:11:18.260 that's not who we are?
01:11:20.120 Each calling out
01:11:20.980 their own side.
01:11:23.740 I don't know.
01:11:24.680 I mean,
01:11:27.900 when I heard that story
01:11:28.860 from a friend of mine
01:11:29.640 in church yesterday
01:11:30.420 about, you know,
01:11:31.700 standing in
01:11:32.860 a good section of town
01:11:35.140 and a bad,
01:11:36.920 bad car accident
01:11:38.020 and
01:11:39.900 she's just asking
01:11:41.800 for people to help,
01:11:42.840 help, help, help
01:11:43.680 and nobody stops.
01:11:46.020 She goes right up
01:11:47.020 to a motorcyclist
01:11:47.980 and he looks the other way
01:11:49.660 to pretend
01:11:50.600 he doesn't see her
01:11:51.740 as he stopped.
01:11:53.540 Is that who we're becoming
01:11:57.440 and what is happening
01:11:58.660 to us?
01:12:02.360 Yeah, I mean,
01:12:03.100 there are,
01:12:04.360 it's interesting
01:12:05.340 because you were talking
01:12:05.940 about this
01:12:06.380 and I was,
01:12:06.840 you know,
01:12:07.000 you put yourself
01:12:07.480 in that position
01:12:08.280 a little bit
01:12:08.820 and there are certain
01:12:10.960 circumstances
01:12:11.480 you would definitely
01:12:12.280 help,
01:12:12.960 but I think
01:12:13.260 there's certain
01:12:13.800 circumstances
01:12:14.680 that you'd be
01:12:15.280 afraid to help.
01:12:16.340 You'd be afraid to,
01:12:17.220 like I think of the guy
01:12:18.040 on the subway
01:12:18.900 in New York
01:12:19.600 who stepped in
01:12:20.760 to try to save
01:12:21.580 somebody's life
01:12:22.360 and now he's charged
01:12:24.620 with a crime.
01:12:25.800 But that's New York.
01:12:26.900 You expect it.
01:12:28.680 I mean,
01:12:29.040 I shouldn't expect it.
01:12:30.040 No, you shouldn't.
01:12:31.200 But you do.
01:12:32.140 Okay.
01:12:32.720 Because New York
01:12:33.620 is an absolutely
01:12:35.560 insane place.
01:12:37.480 Now,
01:12:37.980 have the suburbs
01:12:40.000 of Fort Worth
01:12:42.340 become
01:12:43.620 that insane
01:12:45.500 to where
01:12:46.960 you're,
01:12:47.640 it's like the subway,
01:12:48.520 you just don't
01:12:49.060 want to get involved.
01:12:51.200 I mean,
01:12:51.700 that's possible.
01:12:52.820 It is possible.
01:12:53.780 I mean,
01:12:53.900 I think it's even
01:12:54.320 happening with our
01:12:54.740 police officers
01:12:55.520 right now.
01:12:56.880 I think even
01:12:57.240 our police officers
01:12:58.180 are looking at
01:12:58.740 some of these
01:12:59.280 circumstances.
01:12:59.980 We're seeing it
01:13:00.380 certainly in inner cities
01:13:01.540 where they're
01:13:02.740 looking at these
01:13:03.320 situations and thinking,
01:13:04.360 oh my God,
01:13:04.880 like if I step in
01:13:06.240 and I rescue someone
01:13:07.820 and shoot them,
01:13:09.000 am I going to be
01:13:09.660 on MSNBC
01:13:10.740 and CNN
01:13:11.380 every day
01:13:12.200 for the next
01:13:12.660 three months
01:13:13.280 as a racist?
01:13:14.940 But,
01:13:15.160 so let me ask you,
01:13:16.580 this is one of the
01:13:17.440 things that attracts
01:13:19.700 me to Donald Trump
01:13:21.080 and it wasn't
01:13:22.140 like this before
01:13:23.000 but when he was
01:13:25.060 down on the ground,
01:13:26.560 he could have
01:13:27.060 stayed on the ground.
01:13:28.300 He could have
01:13:29.020 had them
01:13:29.700 take him
01:13:30.700 but he parted
01:13:31.940 the officers
01:13:33.700 and said,
01:13:34.960 no,
01:13:35.280 I have to see them
01:13:36.540 and he gave
01:13:37.560 a message
01:13:38.440 to us,
01:13:40.080 a defiant message,
01:13:42.400 I'm back on my feet,
01:13:44.180 don't you sit down,
01:13:45.920 fight.
01:13:46.600 Yep.
01:13:47.440 That's courage.
01:13:49.760 That's courage.
01:13:52.000 Courage,
01:13:52.900 I mean,
01:13:53.280 the people,
01:13:54.120 you know,
01:13:54.380 they say people
01:13:55.180 will perish
01:13:56.500 without vision
01:13:59.660 but vision
01:14:00.960 is not enough.
01:14:02.860 It has to be
01:14:03.440 vision
01:14:03.920 and courage.
01:14:07.320 I mean,
01:14:07.580 one of the things
01:14:08.240 that has made us
01:14:08.960 successful
01:14:09.500 in the past
01:14:11.000 and almost broke
01:14:12.560 several times
01:14:13.420 is
01:14:14.420 I do have
01:14:15.560 I do have a vision
01:14:15.960 for what I think
01:14:16.780 we need to do
01:14:17.580 et cetera,
01:14:18.160 et cetera
01:14:18.460 but I also have
01:14:19.980 some would call it
01:14:20.800 insanity.
01:14:21.940 Others would say
01:14:22.880 it's the courage
01:14:23.640 to roll the dice
01:14:24.640 and say,
01:14:25.400 you know what,
01:14:25.780 I don't care
01:14:26.160 if we lose it all.
01:14:27.160 Let's try,
01:14:28.200 I think that's right.
01:14:29.680 You know what I mean?
01:14:30.180 So you have to have
01:14:32.060 vision
01:14:32.500 and courage.
01:14:34.340 Donald Trump
01:14:35.460 has shown himself
01:14:36.420 to have courage.
01:14:37.740 Are we showing
01:14:39.180 ourselves
01:14:39.820 to have courage?
01:14:43.380 Because
01:14:44.100 it will be
01:14:45.000 very unpopular
01:14:46.340 if he's
01:14:48.000 killed.
01:14:49.420 If he's killed,
01:14:50.920 God help us.
01:14:52.060 God help
01:14:52.800 all of us.
01:14:54.180 You do not want
01:14:55.160 a civil war
01:14:55.840 in this country.
01:14:56.760 You just don't.
01:14:57.560 It'll just be horrid
01:14:58.780 and we'll end up
01:15:00.760 being like Haiti
01:15:02.280 or Venezuela.
01:15:03.700 It should be obvious
01:15:04.780 to everyone by the way.
01:15:05.820 I don't think it is.
01:15:06.700 Yeah, no,
01:15:07.120 I think you're right.
01:15:07.900 I don't think it is.
01:15:08.740 I think there are definitely
01:15:09.160 at least some people
01:15:10.320 who think,
01:15:10.880 oh, you know,
01:15:12.520 well we'd win
01:15:13.160 even if that's true.
01:15:15.200 What do you win?
01:15:16.120 What do you win?
01:15:16.700 What do you win?
01:15:18.760 But
01:15:19.080 I think there is that
01:15:21.220 there's that instinct.
01:15:22.980 I think,
01:15:23.200 look,
01:15:23.720 we have changed.
01:15:24.840 I think,
01:15:25.120 you know,
01:15:25.480 someone came in earlier
01:15:26.780 one of the producers
01:15:27.280 came in
01:15:27.600 and was talking
01:15:27.940 about how they
01:15:28.500 were pulled over
01:15:29.260 with a blown out tire
01:15:32.160 and only one person
01:15:33.260 stopped to try
01:15:34.040 to help them
01:15:34.580 and he was surprised
01:15:37.740 that even one did
01:15:38.740 and I can understand
01:15:42.100 that.
01:15:43.020 I can also understand
01:15:43.820 if I'm,
01:15:44.840 have I have a tire blowout
01:15:45.980 on the side of the road
01:15:47.180 and someone stops,
01:15:48.460 I'm concerned
01:15:49.320 about who they are.
01:15:51.280 Why are they stopping?
01:15:52.740 What are they going to,
01:15:53.800 what are they going to do?
01:15:54.760 Am I about to get robbed
01:15:56.320 or assaulted
01:15:57.220 or God knows what?
01:15:58.980 And I know,
01:15:59.580 certainly,
01:16:00.420 you know,
01:16:01.620 thinking mainly
01:16:02.780 if I have my kids with me,
01:16:04.000 like,
01:16:04.200 you know,
01:16:04.380 you don't want to put them
01:16:05.140 in a dangerous situation.
01:16:07.380 Now,
01:16:07.860 99% of the time
01:16:08.880 that's not going to be the case
01:16:09.760 but you're certainly guarded
01:16:10.680 against that.
01:16:11.200 I don't know that
01:16:11.580 that's always been
01:16:12.440 the reality.
01:16:13.780 I was up in Idaho
01:16:14.660 and I'm driving
01:16:15.940 and I'm driving
01:16:17.540 to the airport.
01:16:18.420 I'm getting ready to leave
01:16:19.420 and small town
01:16:21.380 and I'm driving
01:16:22.980 and I'm on the highway
01:16:24.620 and this semi-truck
01:16:26.560 is pulled off to the side
01:16:28.180 and it has its hood up
01:16:29.220 and I pull over
01:16:31.880 and I walk up to the driver
01:16:34.160 and I said,
01:16:35.360 anything I can do to help?
01:16:37.420 I should have said,
01:16:38.340 I know nothing about
01:16:39.420 what you're going to say
01:16:40.340 here in a minute.
01:16:41.380 I won't understand a word.
01:16:42.960 He was like,
01:16:43.420 you know,
01:16:43.660 I just have a defibrillator,
01:16:45.180 just need to blow some air
01:16:46.840 through the defibrillator
01:16:47.740 and then just ratcheted down
01:16:49.640 with a 1.5B screw nut.
01:16:52.600 A 1.5B screw nut.
01:16:53.900 Yeah,
01:16:54.100 and I'm like,
01:16:54.560 I don't have any idea
01:16:55.620 what he was even talking about.
01:16:57.280 Probably he wasn't
01:16:57.900 talking about that.
01:16:58.580 And I said to him,
01:17:00.820 I meant,
01:17:02.360 have you called for help
01:17:03.620 or is there,
01:17:05.220 can I wait with you?
01:17:06.220 Do you need a beverage?
01:17:07.200 What can I have?
01:17:08.040 Have some water in the car?
01:17:09.280 Do you have any Grey Poupon?
01:17:10.460 I don't know.
01:17:12.820 But,
01:17:13.360 you know,
01:17:14.500 I had no help
01:17:16.460 but I didn't want to pass him
01:17:18.200 without thinking
01:17:19.060 that somebody
01:17:19.960 would stop.
01:17:22.020 You know what I mean?
01:17:22.560 Right.
01:17:23.100 Yeah,
01:17:23.420 I like that.
01:17:24.220 I'm not sure I would do that
01:17:25.460 in Dallas.
01:17:26.640 I'm not sure I would do that
01:17:27.940 in Dallas.
01:17:28.380 I mean,
01:17:28.480 you don't have to convince me
01:17:29.360 that small town life is better.
01:17:31.540 You know,
01:17:31.820 I think that's true.
01:17:32.980 I think that's obvious.
01:17:34.960 But I think,
01:17:35.760 I think we as Americans
01:17:38.260 need to recognize
01:17:39.840 not just that it's better,
01:17:42.400 why it's better.
01:17:43.860 Yeah.
01:17:44.060 We haven't lost
01:17:45.940 our connection
01:17:46.820 to one another yet.
01:17:48.580 In small towns,
01:17:49.880 we still care about each other.
01:17:52.660 In these big cities,
01:17:54.720 it's all breaking down.
01:17:56.860 And it's breaking down,
01:17:57.940 I mean,
01:17:58.200 if it breaks down here
01:17:59.400 in Dallas,
01:18:00.540 in Texas,
01:18:02.280 I mean,
01:18:02.600 I'm not living in the city.
01:18:04.200 We're living in a nice area
01:18:05.660 where that accident happened
01:18:07.060 is a fairly nice area.
01:18:09.520 Yeah.
01:18:10.100 I can't imagine it
01:18:11.480 not pulling over
01:18:12.740 and trying to help.
01:18:13.380 In that situation,
01:18:14.300 you're 100% trying to help
01:18:15.940 and do anything you can.
01:18:17.660 Right.
01:18:18.560 And nobody did.
01:18:19.760 Nobody did.
01:18:20.320 Except my friend.
01:18:20.980 That's really surprising,
01:18:22.440 honestly.
01:18:22.800 Shocking.
01:18:23.340 Yeah.
01:18:24.100 I wonder too about,
01:18:25.100 like,
01:18:25.240 if you think about the interactions
01:18:26.240 you have on a daily basis,
01:18:27.660 especially people who are online a lot,
01:18:30.200 so many of them are negative.
01:18:32.680 You know,
01:18:32.900 you're like people commenting,
01:18:35.260 saying bad things,
01:18:36.460 saying awful things,
01:18:38.020 insults,
01:18:38.860 you know,
01:18:39.420 just cold,
01:18:40.260 awful behavior.
01:18:42.300 And,
01:18:43.220 if you're going to list,
01:18:44.180 if you're going to list
01:18:44.740 the last,
01:18:45.380 like,
01:18:46.320 the top 100
01:18:47.420 bad experiences
01:18:48.740 you've had with people
01:18:49.840 over the past
01:18:50.780 year,
01:18:52.700 I would guess
01:18:53.560 at least 95,
01:18:55.220 probably 99,
01:18:56.440 maybe 100 of them
01:18:57.420 would be
01:18:57.820 with people online.
01:18:59.280 Right.
01:18:59.880 You know,
01:19:00.540 you said that
01:19:01.140 and I thought,
01:19:01.840 I don't know
01:19:02.380 I've had a bad
01:19:03.380 experience with people.
01:19:05.500 People are actually
01:19:06.340 not that awful
01:19:07.040 when you're talking
01:19:07.600 to them in person,
01:19:09.380 but we do so much
01:19:10.100 less of that now.
01:19:11.600 You know,
01:19:11.880 you wind up seeing
01:19:12.840 so much of this
01:19:13.440 where you're just getting,
01:19:14.300 people are yelling at you
01:19:15.680 about politics
01:19:16.460 or whatever else.
01:19:18.180 If you're one of those people
01:19:19.280 who's online too much,
01:19:20.980 you know that life.
01:19:22.180 Like,
01:19:22.300 you wind up getting
01:19:22.780 a really negative perception
01:19:24.340 about the people around you.
01:19:25.500 That's true.
01:19:25.940 And I wonder if that just
01:19:26.580 makes you colder
01:19:27.700 in those moments.
01:19:28.160 Honestly,
01:19:28.360 I'm thinking back,
01:19:29.440 I honestly cannot think
01:19:30.800 of a bad experience.
01:19:33.320 Oh no,
01:19:35.080 I forgot a co-worker.
01:19:36.600 Oh no.
01:19:39.020 This is where this is.
01:19:40.060 Does it count if it's like
01:19:40.940 a very close co-worker?
01:19:43.000 Someone like you work
01:19:43.740 in the same room with
01:19:44.700 every day?
01:19:45.460 Is that?
01:19:46.000 It's only me and you here,
01:19:47.680 Glenn.
01:19:47.860 I know who you're talking about
01:19:49.320 and I feel the same way,
01:19:51.800 but you can't.
01:19:53.740 All right,
01:19:54.320 we take a break.
01:19:55.000 Back in a minute.
01:19:56.960 Tonight,
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01:20:00.800 Bill,
01:20:01.100 is you going to be watching that?
01:20:02.120 Oh my gosh.
01:20:03.260 The Jaguars?
01:20:04.540 I think it's a pretty good game.
01:20:05.720 I'm interested.
01:20:05.840 Always wanted one.
01:20:06.820 I'm interested.
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01:20:12.200 Josh Allen,
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01:20:13.560 more or less
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01:20:16.900 Are you going to have two?
01:20:17.480 Are you going to have one?
01:20:18.020 What do you think?
01:20:18.940 Any idea?
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01:20:19.460 he's going to have more than one.
01:20:21.500 More than one and a half.
01:20:22.580 Could have less.
01:20:24.240 Okay,
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01:21:26.000 The previous content
01:21:27.280 identified as conservative.
01:21:30.660 Oh my.
01:21:32.680 The Glenn Beck program
01:21:34.300 will be right back.
01:21:45.500 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
01:21:53.860 We're glad that you're here.
01:21:56.380 Stu, can we get a poll update
01:21:58.140 from you at the top of next hour?
01:22:00.840 Sure.
01:22:01.160 Yeah.
01:22:01.440 There's actually some good polling
01:22:02.520 for Donald Trump today.
01:22:03.940 Really?
01:22:04.520 Yeah.
01:22:05.280 I like it.
01:22:06.220 You had me at good polling.
01:22:08.780 Yeah.
01:22:09.220 That kind of breaks up
01:22:10.460 a pretty positive run
01:22:12.780 for Kamala
01:22:13.340 since the debate.
01:22:14.220 So I'm very encouraging
01:22:17.880 I thought today
01:22:18.660 polls from highly rated pollsters.
01:22:22.580 So that's good.
01:22:23.540 That's good news.
01:22:24.100 We'll give you those details
01:22:24.780 here in a couple minutes.
01:22:25.940 We'll have the Pulsecast as well
01:22:27.380 which is our attempt
01:22:28.400 at summarizing
01:22:29.500 all of the different
01:22:30.600 various experts
01:22:32.240 in polling
01:22:32.900 and prediction markets
01:22:33.940 and election models.
01:22:37.060 So you don't have to look
01:22:37.560 at 20 of them yourself.
01:22:39.480 You know,
01:22:39.800 I've always bought into
01:22:41.820 the fact that,
01:22:42.940 you know,
01:22:43.100 when you put your money down,
01:22:44.380 you think about it
01:22:45.220 a little bit deeper.
01:22:47.540 Have they been accurate
01:22:48.640 in the past?
01:22:50.880 They are,
01:22:51.480 I would argue,
01:22:52.320 almost a perfect reflection
01:22:53.600 of what people think
01:22:54.700 right now.
01:22:56.460 So it's not...
01:22:57.700 It's not necessarily
01:22:58.860 a prediction
01:22:59.920 of what happens.
01:23:01.480 Right?
01:23:02.040 It's what people believe
01:23:03.380 is going to happen.
01:23:05.540 And what is it now?
01:23:06.840 They think it's going to be
01:23:07.840 very, very close.
01:23:08.440 I mean,
01:23:09.160 it is a spoiler alert
01:23:10.560 a little bit here,
01:23:11.180 but this is honestly
01:23:13.780 really difficult
01:23:14.440 to figure out
01:23:15.080 who's going to win
01:23:15.660 this election.
01:23:16.420 You know,
01:23:16.740 in the last,
01:23:17.440 you know,
01:23:17.880 last election,
01:23:19.060 I'd make a prediction show.
01:23:20.480 We do it here.
01:23:21.260 We do it on my show as well
01:23:22.500 the day before the election
01:23:23.560 and I got the electoral college
01:23:24.780 exactly right.
01:23:25.740 The electoral college count
01:23:26.980 exactly right.
01:23:28.820 How are you doing
01:23:29.460 on this one?
01:23:30.160 I don't freaking know.
01:23:32.140 Honestly,
01:23:32.620 like,
01:23:32.960 if I had to make a prediction
01:23:34.400 as to who's going to win
01:23:35.600 this election today,
01:23:36.940 I mean,
01:23:37.220 it's a coin flip.
01:23:38.720 You can absolutely convince me
01:23:40.680 that Donald Trump
01:23:41.240 wins this election
01:23:42.040 and you can find
01:23:43.860 pretty easily a path
01:23:45.120 to 300 electoral votes
01:23:46.820 for Trump.
01:23:47.620 Pretty easily.
01:23:48.700 I can also give you
01:23:49.860 a scenario,
01:23:50.660 pretty easily,
01:23:51.380 just as plausible,
01:23:52.280 maybe even slightly
01:23:52.900 more plausible
01:23:53.580 where she's at 300.
01:23:55.440 And like,
01:23:55.840 I,
01:23:56.500 frankly,
01:23:57.640 you're going to wind up
01:23:58.620 with a bunch of coin flips
01:23:59.780 in that toss-up column
01:24:00.720 if they were the last day.
01:24:01.420 If states continue
01:24:01.800 to do what Arizona just did,
01:24:03.900 they're letting
01:24:04.580 98,000 illegals
01:24:08.720 vote.
01:24:10.740 What?
01:24:12.060 Excuse me?
01:24:13.400 What?
01:24:14.900 Why?
01:24:16.560 How?
01:24:21.380 The Glenn Beck Program.
01:24:23.480 Does American Giant make,
01:24:24.580 uh,
01:24:25.620 Farmer Clothes?
01:24:26.360 Farmer Clothes from 1825?
01:24:27.660 No.
01:24:27.840 No, they don't.
01:24:28.540 No?
01:24:29.020 No, they don't.
01:24:30.120 I mean,
01:24:30.580 they know they make
01:24:31.000 really comfortable hoodies
01:24:31.860 that you'll wear
01:24:32.420 for the rest of your life.
01:24:33.360 Yeah.
01:24:33.460 I know that.
01:24:33.880 I got one of those.
01:24:34.800 I wore it this weekend.
01:24:36.220 Yeah.
01:24:37.000 I mean,
01:24:37.200 you could have wore it here.
01:24:38.220 Yeah, I could have.
01:24:38.600 You don't have to dress
01:24:39.480 like you're an 1825 farmer.
01:24:40.800 That's not a requirement.
01:24:41.740 That's not in your contract.
01:24:43.320 No, no.
01:24:44.560 Anyway,
01:24:45.560 if you'd like some,
01:24:46.880 I mean,
01:24:47.300 I'm probably not the guy
01:24:48.100 to talk to about clothing today,
01:24:49.720 but if you'd like
01:24:51.000 good quality
01:24:52.280 American clothing,
01:24:54.000 go to
01:24:54.280 American-Giant.com
01:24:55.840 slash Glenn.
01:24:57.160 American-Giant.com
01:24:58.880 American-Giant.com
01:25:00.980 slash Glenn.
01:25:01.680 All made in America.
01:25:03.440 Really,
01:25:04.260 really good clothes.
01:25:05.680 Well made.
01:25:06.780 Save 20%.
01:25:07.620 Use my name.
01:25:08.440 American-Giant.com
01:25:10.200 slash Glenn.
01:25:11.220 We have no room
01:25:30.960 to compromise.
01:25:34.100 We're going to stay together.
01:25:38.220 If we're going to survive
01:25:42.160 Stay up straight
01:25:45.620 And hold the line
01:25:49.520 It's a new day
01:25:52.940 Time to rise
01:25:55.520 Welcome to the fusion
01:26:02.020 of entertainment
01:26:04.400 of entertainment
01:26:04.420 and enlightenment
01:26:06.440 This is the Glenn Beck Program
01:26:11.160 Oh, golly
01:26:14.400 I hate to tell you
01:26:17.140 but the Washington Post
01:26:18.720 is preparing us
01:26:19.980 for
01:26:21.600 maybe an election night
01:26:24.480 that lasts
01:26:25.620 weeks
01:26:26.960 before we know
01:26:28.780 Yeah
01:26:29.340 This is
01:26:31.500 This is not
01:26:32.960 acceptable
01:26:34.160 It's just
01:26:35.160 not acceptable
01:26:36.380 We'll get into that
01:26:38.080 and we'll look at the polls
01:26:39.160 Stu has his
01:26:40.600 Pulsecast
01:26:41.240 coming up
01:26:41.920 in 60 seconds
01:26:43.460 First
01:26:43.800 Like it or not
01:26:44.500 the Federal Reserve
01:26:45.260 has dropped
01:26:46.040 interest rates
01:26:46.960 and makes it a perfect time
01:26:48.660 to call American financing
01:26:49.860 I mean
01:26:50.280 do it today
01:26:51.900 Mortgage rates
01:26:52.800 down now
01:26:53.440 in the fours
01:26:54.500 You have an opportunity
01:26:55.460 to consolidate debt
01:26:56.840 reduce your monthly expenses
01:26:58.840 So many Americans
01:27:00.200 have been forced
01:27:00.840 to use credit cards
01:27:01.800 because of the ridiculous
01:27:02.820 rise in costs
01:27:03.760 for things like
01:27:04.420 groceries, power
01:27:05.320 and even childcare
01:27:06.300 But with mortgage rates
01:27:07.980 dropping for now
01:27:08.820 you can have a chance
01:27:09.600 to catch up
01:27:10.400 For over two decades
01:27:11.720 American financing
01:27:12.640 has been helping people
01:27:13.520 like you get where
01:27:14.360 they need to be
01:27:15.220 and they could help you
01:27:16.420 and your family as well
01:27:17.620 So give American financing
01:27:19.320 a call
01:27:19.640 You might be surprised
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01:27:21.700 you didn't even know
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01:27:23.920 to other forms
01:27:24.680 of debt consolidation
01:27:25.580 even the accessing
01:27:27.680 of high equity
01:27:28.820 that you have
01:27:29.320 in your home
01:27:29.660 to pay off
01:27:30.180 those high interest debts
01:27:31.460 American financing
01:27:33.020 They could be saving you
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01:27:35.020 maybe as much
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01:27:54.540 All right Stu
01:27:57.540 Let's hit our
01:27:58.900 Pulsecast
01:27:59.560 in our continuing
01:28:00.640 coverage
01:28:01.880 of election 2024
01:28:03.700 Yes
01:28:04.500 The most important
01:28:05.560 election of our lifetime
01:28:07.000 Action News
01:28:07.800 Beck
01:28:08.200 Reporting
01:28:09.180 So we sent
01:28:10.800 reporters
01:28:11.420 Stu Brick-Ger
01:28:12.520 out
01:28:12.840 to
01:28:13.580 look at some
01:28:14.920 of the polls
01:28:15.600 What'd you find
01:28:16.740 Stu?
01:28:17.860 Well Glenn
01:28:18.480 we have the
01:28:19.720 Pulsecast
01:28:20.560 we've been working
01:28:21.100 on this year
01:28:21.460 for a while
01:28:22.020 It is basically
01:28:23.920 a finger on the pulse
01:28:25.080 of all of the polls
01:28:26.100 all of the election
01:28:26.960 models
01:28:27.320 all of the prediction
01:28:28.120 markets
01:28:28.920 so
01:28:29.260 no one's cherry picking
01:28:31.420 no one's cherry picking
01:28:32.300 things that look bad
01:28:33.100 for Donald Trump
01:28:33.720 We're just taking
01:28:34.140 all of it
01:28:34.800 together
01:28:35.400 and giving you a picture
01:28:36.740 saving you a bunch
01:28:37.800 of clicks
01:28:38.240 So this is not a prediction
01:28:39.720 of yours
01:28:40.640 nor is it a poll
01:28:41.760 of ours
01:28:42.360 it is just the
01:28:43.660 compilation of all
01:28:44.860 of them
01:28:45.200 Yep
01:28:45.420 Basically all of
01:28:46.540 mainstream
01:28:47.120 polling and data
01:28:50.080 you know journalists
01:28:50.920 and all that
01:28:51.380 all together
01:28:51.940 in one spot
01:28:52.520 So
01:28:53.280 today's percentage
01:28:55.000 for Donald Trump
01:28:56.020 I kind of mentioned
01:28:56.640 this going
01:28:57.140 last week
01:28:58.080 late last week
01:28:58.580 that I thought
01:28:58.920 it was going to
01:28:59.160 get a little worse
01:28:59.720 before it gets better
01:29:00.540 and so
01:29:01.720 Donald Trump
01:29:02.220 today at
01:29:02.640 43.02% chance
01:29:04.880 to win
01:29:05.760 according to the
01:29:06.920 Pulsecast
01:29:07.520 that is down
01:29:08.300 4.3%
01:29:09.920 from a week ago
01:29:11.620 and down about
01:29:12.260 3.6%
01:29:13.500 from a month ago
01:29:14.560 So you said
01:29:14.580 you did say that
01:29:15.600 that it was going
01:29:16.140 to get worse
01:29:16.880 but then it was
01:29:17.560 going to turn around
01:29:18.200 and some good numbers
01:29:19.040 have come out today
01:29:19.940 Yeah exactly
01:29:20.840 and this is
01:29:21.280 these are not
01:29:21.780 factored in yet
01:29:22.820 to the Pulsecast
01:29:24.020 this is a
01:29:25.060 although it's a
01:29:25.820 highly rated pollster
01:29:26.640 in a lot of ways
01:29:27.240 these prediction
01:29:27.920 markets work
01:29:28.520 and election models
01:29:29.160 work
01:29:29.420 is they will
01:29:30.660 look at the pollsters
01:29:31.920 and determine
01:29:33.140 who they believe
01:29:34.000 are the highest
01:29:35.260 rated pollsters
01:29:36.060 the one that
01:29:36.460 do the best job
01:29:37.560 and they will get
01:29:39.220 more power
01:29:40.440 in these markets
01:29:41.200 than in their
01:29:42.260 models than
01:29:42.920 other pollsters
01:29:43.700 will
01:29:43.940 Times
01:29:44.900 New York Times
01:29:45.720 Siena polling
01:29:46.600 is one of the
01:29:47.180 highest rated
01:29:47.740 pollsters
01:29:48.860 and honestly
01:29:50.160 these polls look
01:29:50.800 really good
01:29:51.240 for Donald Trump
01:29:52.040 in their state
01:29:53.640 polls
01:29:54.280 in swing states
01:29:55.120 Arizona
01:29:55.640 Donald Trump
01:29:56.440 up by 5
01:29:57.340 50 to 45
01:29:58.400 Georgia
01:29:59.540 Donald Trump
01:30:00.220 up by 4
01:30:00.980 49 to 45
01:30:02.560 and in North
01:30:03.420 Carolina
01:30:03.940 which is a weird
01:30:04.940 it's been a weird
01:30:05.460 state this cycle
01:30:06.160 but he's up by 2
01:30:07.700 49 to 47
01:30:09.080 now this is a
01:30:09.960 reversal of
01:30:10.720 about 2
01:30:11.680 to 3 weeks
01:30:12.460 of good polling
01:30:13.260 for Kamala Harris
01:30:15.080 even in these
01:30:15.600 state polls
01:30:16.060 in fact
01:30:16.460 over the past
01:30:17.820 couple weeks
01:30:18.300 one thing that's
01:30:18.760 been really
01:30:19.100 interesting
01:30:19.520 is that the
01:30:20.540 national polling
01:30:22.100 has been better
01:30:22.960 for Donald Trump
01:30:23.800 than the state
01:30:24.340 polling
01:30:24.600 and if he's
01:30:26.420 able to kind
01:30:26.960 of have the
01:30:27.580 national polling
01:30:28.100 on his side
01:30:28.620 as well
01:30:29.180 get these
01:30:29.500 states on
01:30:30.100 his side
01:30:30.600 that is a
01:30:32.380 really positive
01:30:33.060 very positive
01:30:34.020 and I will
01:30:34.520 think it will
01:30:34.940 be reflected
01:30:35.540 in the next
01:30:36.000 few days
01:30:36.440 as well
01:30:36.900 in the
01:30:38.340 Pulsecast
01:30:38.740 and other
01:30:39.020 measures
01:30:39.360 now it is
01:30:41.000 important to
01:30:41.520 note that
01:30:42.100 Arizona
01:30:42.680 Georgia
01:30:43.120 and North
01:30:43.480 Carolina
01:30:43.780 is not
01:30:44.300 enough to
01:30:44.640 get him
01:30:44.820 the presidency
01:30:45.300 no
01:30:45.760 he does
01:30:46.340 need to
01:30:46.720 win all
01:30:47.100 three of
01:30:47.400 those states
01:30:47.920 most likely
01:30:48.660 to get
01:30:49.080 the presidency
01:30:49.660 but he's
01:30:50.580 going to
01:30:50.720 have to
01:30:50.940 pick off
01:30:51.240 something like
01:30:51.680 Pennsylvania
01:30:52.160 Wisconsin
01:30:52.680 or Michigan
01:30:53.420 as well
01:30:53.940 if he wants
01:30:54.760 to actually
01:30:55.220 win
01:30:55.940 so this isn't
01:30:56.840 quite enough
01:30:57.460 to do it
01:30:57.900 but he does
01:30:58.600 need these
01:30:59.380 things to
01:30:59.840 happen
01:31:00.420 and if you
01:31:01.460 know Georgia
01:31:02.020 and North
01:31:02.420 Carolina
01:31:02.820 I mean Arizona
01:31:04.000 there's an
01:31:04.460 argument he can
01:31:05.360 get around that
01:31:05.960 other ways
01:31:06.560 he really needs
01:31:07.880 Georgia and North
01:31:08.520 Carolina and the
01:31:09.220 fact that North
01:31:09.600 Carolina is
01:31:10.400 close is
01:31:11.280 surprising he won
01:31:13.080 that by a larger
01:31:13.800 margin
01:31:14.280 than I mean this
01:31:16.440 was not really
01:31:17.040 even a swing state
01:31:17.740 honestly when
01:31:18.260 Biden was in
01:31:19.220 that's turned
01:31:20.420 around since
01:31:20.880 tomorrow I'm
01:31:21.660 going to get
01:31:21.980 into cults
01:31:22.880 because no
01:31:24.160 seriously
01:31:24.540 good explanation
01:31:25.440 of what we're
01:31:25.940 seeing it's
01:31:26.560 the only
01:31:27.180 explanation of
01:31:28.380 what we're
01:31:28.680 seeing that
01:31:29.340 you are in
01:31:30.340 a cult you
01:31:30.980 cannot have
01:31:32.640 this kind of
01:31:33.620 problems that
01:31:34.480 we have
01:31:35.140 there there
01:31:37.880 is a good
01:31:38.480 shot there
01:31:39.380 is there's
01:31:39.820 only one
01:31:40.480 candidate that
01:31:41.280 is saying I'm
01:31:42.020 going to stop
01:31:42.620 the wars the
01:31:44.060 other candidate
01:31:44.920 is is for
01:31:46.540 ratcheting it
01:31:47.520 up I mean
01:31:48.140 that's basically
01:31:49.440 what their last
01:31:50.540 night platform
01:31:51.340 was during
01:31:52.200 their convention
01:31:52.820 was war war
01:31:53.680 war and more
01:31:54.420 war it was
01:31:56.040 amazing there's
01:31:57.500 only one candidate
01:31:58.660 that will keep
01:31:59.440 your kids from
01:32:00.260 fighting another
01:32:01.040 war there is
01:32:03.040 only one
01:32:03.780 candidate that
01:32:05.080 China and
01:32:06.620 Putin will
01:32:07.560 actually listen
01:32:08.760 to and move
01:32:11.700 accordingly there's
01:32:13.900 only one candidate
01:32:14.980 that has proven
01:32:16.560 to boost the
01:32:19.020 economy and
01:32:19.840 bring us one
01:32:20.420 of the best
01:32:20.940 most inclusive
01:32:22.000 economies ever
01:32:23.260 and the other
01:32:24.880 candidate is now
01:32:25.880 proven that they
01:32:27.020 don't have any
01:32:27.660 idea what they're
01:32:28.400 doing and much
01:32:29.960 more misery if
01:32:31.860 what we do know
01:32:33.000 she's for
01:32:33.760 actually happens
01:32:35.300 I just don't
01:32:36.560 understand it
01:32:37.300 I really I've
01:32:38.720 never seen
01:32:39.200 anything like it
01:32:40.000 that's what keeps
01:32:40.880 bringing me back to
01:32:41.640 the point here
01:32:43.140 that it's just
01:32:43.760 hard to believe
01:32:44.360 that Donald
01:32:44.760 Trump would
01:32:45.160 lose this
01:32:45.600 election I
01:32:46.320 mean I you
01:32:46.700 know as I
01:32:46.980 just mentioned
01:32:47.400 these these
01:32:47.860 guys have it at
01:32:48.380 43% chance of
01:32:49.660 him winning which
01:32:50.240 you shouldn't
01:32:51.080 overreact on that
01:32:51.760 it's basically a
01:32:52.460 toss-up I mean
01:32:53.120 there's you know
01:32:53.620 it's he's maybe
01:32:54.520 if you want to
01:32:54.940 say a slight
01:32:55.920 slight underdog
01:32:56.740 but 43% is
01:32:59.040 anything between
01:32:59.980 above 40 is I
01:33:01.440 put in the
01:33:01.860 toss-up range
01:33:02.520 but it is just
01:33:04.640 you think of the
01:33:05.840 fundamentals of
01:33:06.740 this race and
01:33:08.200 the fundamentals
01:33:08.680 are we are a
01:33:10.120 country that's
01:33:10.580 very frustrated
01:33:11.300 about the
01:33:11.660 about the
01:33:12.460 economy we're
01:33:13.380 very frustrated
01:33:13.960 about the
01:33:14.360 border we're
01:33:15.320 not happy
01:33:15.840 about how
01:33:16.300 the overseas
01:33:16.880 situation looks
01:33:17.940 we don't like
01:33:18.760 what things
01:33:19.580 cost us when
01:33:20.360 we go into
01:33:20.740 stores that
01:33:21.920 that's overwhelmingly
01:33:22.860 true in poll
01:33:24.220 after poll
01:33:24.660 after poll
01:33:25.100 after poll
01:33:25.600 now some
01:33:26.240 polls I will
01:33:26.860 say also say
01:33:27.900 things that
01:33:28.280 aren't great
01:33:28.640 for Republicans
01:33:29.240 like the
01:33:30.140 abortion thing
01:33:30.720 isn't doesn't
01:33:31.520 poll all that
01:33:32.080 well right now
01:33:32.800 for Republicans
01:33:33.780 which is
01:33:35.000 you know
01:33:35.380 usually people
01:33:36.540 usually people
01:33:38.000 vote their
01:33:38.760 wallet and
01:33:39.940 what is right
01:33:40.800 in front of
01:33:41.660 them wallet
01:33:42.260 and safety
01:33:42.800 yeah and
01:33:43.600 you think
01:33:43.920 about what
01:33:44.720 as you point
01:33:45.220 out war
01:33:45.860 is a threat
01:33:46.940 to you
01:33:47.480 you and your
01:33:48.180 family there's
01:33:48.820 one side really
01:33:49.520 supporting that
01:33:50.140 right now
01:33:50.580 you know you
01:33:52.380 might say
01:33:52.700 there's all
01:33:53.740 sorts of
01:33:54.200 other issues
01:33:55.660 you can look
01:33:55.980 at when it
01:33:56.280 comes to
01:33:56.620 safety I
01:33:57.200 think crime
01:33:57.600 is another
01:33:57.920 one and
01:33:58.680 crime
01:33:58.960 overwhelmingly
01:33:59.740 is a
01:34:00.120 positive
01:34:00.440 issue for
01:34:01.900 Donald Trump
01:34:02.360 the border
01:34:02.960 is another
01:34:03.640 one overwhelmingly
01:34:04.760 positive for
01:34:05.500 Donald Trump
01:34:05.940 when you come
01:34:06.460 to the pocketbook
01:34:07.340 inflation is a
01:34:08.900 Trump issue
01:34:09.440 the economy
01:34:10.620 generally is a
01:34:11.420 Trump issue
01:34:12.040 all these
01:34:14.160 things the
01:34:15.400 fundamentals of
01:34:16.180 this race are
01:34:16.620 Donald Trump
01:34:17.220 by six points
01:34:18.240 right the
01:34:19.380 issue of course
01:34:20.260 is number one
01:34:21.300 you have a lot
01:34:21.780 of people who
01:34:22.320 don't look at
01:34:23.260 the facts on
01:34:24.420 the ground when
01:34:25.200 Donald Trump
01:34:25.620 is involved
01:34:26.200 right you have
01:34:27.140 a lot of people
01:34:27.700 who are on the
01:34:28.180 left that might
01:34:28.920 be persuaded
01:34:30.160 at times maybe
01:34:31.200 they're in the
01:34:31.580 middle moderate
01:34:32.560 Democrats if
01:34:33.400 there are any
01:34:33.940 remaining that
01:34:35.140 might consider a
01:34:35.940 Republican that
01:34:36.640 because of
01:34:37.260 personalities because
01:34:38.640 of what we
01:34:39.100 would call
01:34:39.440 Trump derangement
01:34:40.340 syndrome they're
01:34:41.320 not considering
01:34:41.880 Donald Trump
01:34:42.460 so his path to
01:34:43.880 victory is more
01:34:44.560 narrow than in
01:34:45.600 theory it could
01:34:46.560 be and that's
01:34:47.880 not his fault
01:34:48.580 people are insane
01:34:49.400 but that is a
01:34:50.580 reality of what we
01:34:51.400 have in this
01:34:51.940 situation and then
01:34:53.360 the other thing
01:34:53.800 is this weird
01:34:55.760 perception that
01:34:56.720 and look as a
01:34:58.540 political move
01:35:00.540 you can give the
01:35:02.000 Democrats some
01:35:02.620 credit for for
01:35:04.060 doing what they
01:35:04.680 did with Joe
01:35:05.160 Biden they
01:35:06.620 correctly
01:35:07.700 diagnosed they
01:35:09.280 were hopeless
01:35:09.880 in their previous
01:35:10.600 situation and
01:35:11.540 they created a
01:35:12.540 political coup
01:35:13.100 overthrew all of
01:35:14.840 their elections
01:35:16.160 they tossed their
01:35:17.160 voters in the
01:35:17.900 trash and said
01:35:19.320 we don't want
01:35:20.580 that we're gonna
01:35:21.700 lose let's try
01:35:22.960 anything different
01:35:23.840 and the only thing
01:35:24.680 they really had as
01:35:25.500 an option was
01:35:26.420 her they got on
01:35:28.320 the bandwagon
01:35:29.120 they the media
01:35:30.360 got on the
01:35:30.820 bandwagon they
01:35:31.520 and they're
01:35:31.960 treating her like
01:35:32.880 she's new she
01:35:33.940 is winning in
01:35:34.920 these polls when
01:35:35.860 it comes to the
01:35:36.480 change candidate
01:35:37.380 that's why
01:35:38.300 that's why it's
01:35:39.480 you catch people
01:35:40.300 like Tim Walls
01:35:41.080 you probably saw
01:35:41.500 this clip over the
01:35:41.980 weekend I don't
01:35:42.300 know if we have
01:35:42.580 the audio but he
01:35:43.200 said he said we
01:35:45.900 can't take another
01:35:46.620 four more years of
01:35:47.520 this yes I know
01:35:48.240 and like that is
01:35:49.160 something you say
01:35:49.840 as the opponent
01:35:50.520 yes you don't say
01:35:52.080 it when you're
01:35:52.520 when you're when
01:35:53.460 you're head your
01:35:53.940 presidential candidates
01:35:54.820 currently the vice
01:35:56.100 president of the
01:35:56.720 United States but
01:35:58.180 like they have
01:35:59.160 embraced this fully
01:36:00.300 the media has
01:36:01.060 embraced it fully
01:36:01.920 and for whatever
01:36:04.460 reason this is
01:36:06.440 working on enough
01:36:07.500 voters right now
01:36:08.360 to make this close
01:36:09.300 and perhaps have
01:36:10.560 Kamala Harris with
01:36:11.940 a slight lead
01:36:13.100 right now there's
01:36:14.060 only six weeks to
01:36:15.140 go there's a clip
01:36:15.780 that went around
01:36:16.200 this weekend from
01:36:17.560 Brett Stevens I
01:36:18.820 think he's on
01:36:19.140 Bill Maher maybe
01:36:19.760 and he's talking
01:36:20.980 to some liberal
01:36:21.540 and you know
01:36:22.420 Stevens is you
01:36:24.100 know a New York
01:36:24.660 Times Republican
01:36:26.120 not exactly a
01:36:27.520 hardcore conservative
01:36:28.600 but he's just like
01:36:29.720 you know she should
01:36:30.280 be out here doing
01:36:30.960 interviews we
01:36:32.460 should know what
01:36:33.260 her policies are
01:36:34.560 like I don't think
01:36:35.900 it's too much to
01:36:36.620 ask for her to be
01:36:37.340 out there saying
01:36:38.160 hey these are the
01:36:39.180 things I support
01:36:39.800 and then let people
01:36:40.560 judge that and I
01:36:41.720 believe her response
01:36:42.500 was well you know
01:36:43.580 what when you find
01:36:44.260 out where Nirvana is
01:36:45.540 I'll move in next
01:36:46.660 to you like it's
01:36:48.840 some crazy ask to
01:36:51.160 have a candidate
01:36:51.940 state their
01:36:52.760 positions I don't
01:36:55.880 know I mean I
01:36:56.700 will say you can
01:36:58.040 argue with the
01:36:59.220 Trump campaign's
01:37:00.120 tactics you can
01:37:00.900 be critical of
01:37:01.680 them and I know
01:37:02.140 a lot of people
01:37:02.600 on the right are
01:37:03.320 but I don't know
01:37:04.980 how you win in
01:37:05.840 this environment
01:37:06.460 it's got to be
01:37:08.460 really difficult
01:37:09.380 like this abortion
01:37:11.360 story they're doing
01:37:12.240 right now they're
01:37:12.940 saying oh well
01:37:13.460 these two women
01:37:14.020 died because of
01:37:14.920 the Georgia
01:37:15.360 abortion law it
01:37:16.600 is completely
01:37:17.460 false it is has
01:37:19.180 nothing to do
01:37:19.900 with the law they
01:37:20.640 know it has
01:37:21.320 nothing to do
01:37:21.900 with the law
01:37:22.380 and story after
01:37:24.200 story just takes
01:37:25.440 their falsehood as
01:37:26.720 if it's true not
01:37:28.100 they're falsely
01:37:29.300 saying that this
01:37:30.220 occurred because of
01:37:30.960 this law it is
01:37:32.280 constantly just
01:37:34.460 taking their point
01:37:35.960 of view and acting
01:37:36.600 like it's fact and
01:37:37.980 then when
01:37:38.780 Republicans in this
01:37:40.020 particular case it's
01:37:40.940 not always the case
01:37:41.560 but in this case it
01:37:42.240 is that they are
01:37:43.440 completely right
01:37:44.440 the law does not
01:37:46.240 prevent the things
01:37:47.160 that happened here
01:37:47.920 it does not mean
01:37:48.580 that they can't get
01:37:49.160 the care they needed
01:37:49.820 does not do that
01:37:50.860 at all but what
01:37:52.620 the pushback in all
01:37:53.620 these mainstream media
01:37:54.380 sources is well
01:37:55.660 Republicans push
01:37:56.620 back saying that
01:37:57.480 the law does not
01:37:58.200 state this okay no
01:37:59.360 the law just doesn't
01:38:00.380 state it it's not a
01:38:01.680 Republican pushback
01:38:03.200 it's just the facts
01:38:04.840 of the matter I
01:38:07.000 don't know how
01:38:07.460 Democrats have ever
01:38:08.560 lost an election I
01:38:10.200 don't know how how
01:38:11.760 bad must you be how
01:38:13.360 out of touch with the
01:38:14.280 country must you be
01:38:15.060 to lose any
01:38:16.280 elections yes they
01:38:17.320 should have 535 seats
01:38:19.440 in Congress because
01:38:21.320 everything is tilted
01:38:23.580 towards them at all
01:38:25.400 times and every
01:38:26.600 Republican has to
01:38:28.120 overcome all of this
01:38:30.560 nonsense to even have
01:38:31.780 a fair chance which
01:38:33.120 they almost never get
01:38:33.980 and yet still somehow
01:38:35.240 win some elections it
01:38:36.180 actually a miracle so
01:38:37.420 did you see the FBI
01:38:39.220 report that came out
01:38:40.120 this weekend that the
01:38:41.280 national crime rates
01:38:42.320 have gone down in
01:38:44.400 2023 yeah yep
01:38:46.020 again it's not true
01:38:50.620 the way they're you
01:38:52.060 you know it's like the
01:38:52.700 inflation thing right
01:38:53.860 you know it's playing
01:38:54.660 with so far up that
01:38:56.900 you know coming down
01:38:57.840 10 points is not hard
01:38:59.560 right you know and
01:39:02.080 and they're they're
01:39:04.200 playing with this again
01:39:05.740 everything that they do
01:39:07.860 is is just an an
01:39:11.720 unbelievable lie and
01:39:15.380 apparently it doesn't
01:39:18.080 matter to some or half
01:39:21.120 the country's in a cult
01:39:22.080 and and you know they
01:39:24.340 always accuse us of
01:39:25.820 what is happening to
01:39:27.180 them where Donald
01:39:28.460 Trump's not the one
01:39:29.220 with the behavioral
01:39:30.020 scientists telling
01:39:32.200 people what to say
01:39:33.840 telling the you know
01:39:35.280 Republicans what to
01:39:36.640 say how to spin what
01:39:38.900 to do they don't have
01:39:39.980 the behavioral
01:39:40.940 scientists the left
01:39:42.840 has had the best
01:39:44.520 behavioral scientists
01:39:45.720 on their side now
01:39:47.100 since Obama they run
01:39:49.160 everything how do we
01:39:50.740 get people to accept
01:39:52.140 this how do we get
01:39:53.240 people that's cult
01:39:54.980 like all right back
01:39:57.960 it sounds like freaking
01:39:59.360 diddy is what it sounds
01:40:00.360 like oh I mean that
01:40:01.640 you listen to the
01:40:02.480 reports on him where
01:40:03.500 he's just like well
01:40:04.380 yeah he was using the
01:40:05.920 his business you know
01:40:08.040 position to put these
01:40:09.660 people in terrible
01:40:11.280 circumstances and then
01:40:13.080 using videos of them
01:40:14.220 afterwards to make sure
01:40:15.540 they didn't say
01:40:16.040 anything I mean it's
01:40:18.240 the same type of
01:40:19.240 manipulation that
01:40:20.620 they're using with a
01:40:21.240 lot of these people I
01:40:21.940 mean not exactly the
01:40:22.740 same type although with
01:40:23.960 the Epstein tapes maybe
01:40:24.840 exactly the same
01:40:25.620 maybe the exactly the
01:40:27.240 same but it is like
01:40:28.380 it's frustrating because
01:40:29.320 how do you win against
01:40:30.180 that it's not it's not
01:40:31.360 it's not a it's not a
01:40:32.500 normal contest tomorrow
01:40:33.660 I'll try to answer some
01:40:35.460 of that tomorrow we're
01:40:37.140 going to be talking
01:40:37.680 about cults and what
01:40:39.480 are the signs and I
01:40:41.160 think you're going to
01:40:41.640 see and then what do
01:40:43.200 we do about it and
01:40:44.040 that'll be coming up on
01:40:45.040 tomorrow's program I
01:40:46.560 want to play something
01:40:47.340 for you when we come
01:40:48.640 back in one minute
01:40:49.500 that I saw online
01:40:52.280 there's there's I saw
01:40:53.800 so many of these people
01:40:55.820 who are former
01:40:57.640 Democrats who are now
01:40:59.600 saying there's there's
01:41:01.240 no way I'm going to
01:41:02.220 vote for Kamala and a
01:41:04.520 lot of them are black
01:41:05.680 yet the numbers don't
01:41:07.320 bear this out we'll talk
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01:43:37.760 there's not much time left get at least one person sign up to vote have you seen these
01:43:49.560 all over social media people who are uh not your typical conservative coming out and saying you know
01:43:59.760 um there i can't i can't do it i'm going this way and i know i'm supposed to go the other way but i'm
01:44:07.720 going this way let me play um a guy who's in france and he has an experience listen to this
01:44:16.580 yesterday i'm at a grocery store here in nice france and this guy walks up to me and he says
01:44:22.440 you american and i said yeah he goes what the hell are you people doing i said i know he says
01:44:28.880 well it's crazy he never mentions a name but he keeps talking about the situation in america
01:44:33.420 and how wacky it is and so i um i kept talking to him and we were talking about he goes you know
01:44:40.520 the world is is watching you guys and what you're doing and how you're doing it so you got to be
01:44:45.540 very careful and i just thought it was interesting because we never mentioned the candidate he walked
01:44:50.960 away later on he walks back up to me and he says you know we never talked about who it was you were
01:44:56.540 voting for he goes and i don't want to make you bad he says but you are voting for trump right and i
01:45:02.300 said yes and he said good because the whole world is waiting and your country is looks like they're
01:45:07.320 just absolutely insane so yeah it's one person but i thought wow what does that say about the world
01:45:13.280 we live in in that amazing world is watching what we do are we going to be stupid are we going to
01:45:20.080 do something sensible that's that i expected that to go the other way didn't you in france in france
01:45:27.520 did you see what happened in japan over the weekend they had a big uh march i i don't know for
01:45:35.540 i don't know maybe more robots or what i don't know sure more godzilla movies more godzilla movies
01:45:41.160 yeah right um more godzilla robots sometimes right yeah well hey mecca mecca godzilla right so anyway
01:45:48.560 um they were marching and they had a giant float of donald trump and they were marching behind this
01:45:57.920 donald trump thing and the basic idea was he's the hope of the world we're counting on america hey
01:46:06.900 donald trump got to follow somebody who is not going to go down this road i mean
01:46:12.780 we're just given a lot of wrong information about what is happening a lot of people who feel like
01:46:23.040 conservatives do which is not like i want everybody into my church instead this is a very dangerous
01:46:32.360 place that we're in where we could lose the freedom of all mankind is happening and there's only one
01:46:39.420 candidate who will actually stand up for it the other is part of the global cabal
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01:48:07.360 welcome to the uh glenn beck program we're glad you're here uh you know
01:48:31.760 one of the things that we've been we've been talking today about you know if they're elected
01:48:39.040 uh if waltz and harris are elected economically it's a a nightmare an absolute nightmare um you know
01:48:49.140 the the the the killing of the gig economy alone i mean how many parents work you know uh a gig
01:48:57.780 so they can keep things going uh i mean they are california the thing they've already they've
01:49:03.820 already uh passed this it just really hasn't uh had the effect yet that it oh it will the price
01:49:12.520 controls all of these things the send your kids off to war all of these things that are so important
01:49:19.700 that nobody's really talking about and they just have trump derangement syndrome but the other one that
01:49:27.080 i just i don't understand is i mean they are really anti-parent remember kamala was for blm and one
01:49:37.160 of the things for blm was breakup of the nuclear family and you know she said i understand them they
01:49:47.280 have good point no they didn't no they didn't and they were violent and she bailed out the people who
01:49:54.620 were violent and if you think the teachers union won't become stronger and she's against the uh the
01:50:06.900 school choice what how are parents dealing with that how are parents not seeing wait this is not good
01:50:16.840 for my kids this is not good for especially girls man this is so bad well both because boys are being
01:50:23.500 emasculated and girls are now men too girls are just what if you choose to be a girl i mean they have
01:50:33.420 they're doing so much damage and how is it that we can't see this how is it parents aren't looking at
01:50:43.640 their kids and the schools and everything they learned and and not seeing this is a really hideous
01:50:51.900 rolled road to go down ryan walters he is the oklahoma state superintendent for schools we've had
01:51:00.940 him on the program before but he wrote a great op-ed for the federalist i just like him to take us
01:51:06.640 through it uh ryan welcome to the program absolutely glenn thank you for having me on you bet and you
01:51:14.180 said exactly right i mean i'm amazed i shouldn't be i say amazed or shocked but the corporate media
01:51:20.100 has run from the issue of education suddenly because this harris waltz agenda it it's unconscionable
01:51:26.680 and you can't even you can't even the radical leftists are going hey put that on the back burner let's
01:51:31.320 let's talk about something else right now right so tell me a tell me about it why why are they
01:51:36.960 what do people need to know about them yeah let's take a look at minnesota because you see here
01:51:43.120 kamala harris put uh governor waltz there on her ticket and he is mr teachers union to his core proud
01:51:49.560 card-carrying member of the teachers union and enacted every teachers union policy in minnesota
01:51:54.400 including one which would stop courts from allowing parents to stop their kids from transitioning so
01:52:02.460 basically if you're a parent and you don't want your kid to go under a sex change he pushed forward
01:52:07.540 a law that would allow the the the uh government to take those kids from those parents and then block
01:52:13.200 the parent from pursuing any kind of records any kind of stoppages to that i mean that's how extreme
01:52:19.100 they are not only do they want the sex change operation they want to block parents they basically want
01:52:22.840 to become a sanctuary city for the child sex operations there they pushed absolutely having
01:52:28.720 boys and girls sports boys and girls bathrooms they wanted tampons in the boys bathroom so gender
01:52:34.180 confusion at its height and of course they don't want school choice because school choice again if you
01:52:40.660 want to push all those policies in a public school it's bad enough but school choice at least starts
01:52:44.920 giving parents the ability to fight back with their feet oh of course they fought that minnesota so you've
01:52:49.620 got a guy here who has pushed the craziest marxist radical theories from the teachers union in
01:52:55.440 action in minnesota this isn't theoretical anymore he pushed these things and enacted them in minnesota
01:52:59.880 yeah but i mean the test scores what happened to the test scores in minnesota oh oh they plummeted and
01:53:06.280 you know and that's that's the other thing that as you've pointed out so many times so well on your show
01:53:10.260 you know the reality is when you confuse a child to this degree not only is it sick not only does it harm
01:53:17.120 them mentally not only does it completely confuse them how in the world do you ever get back to basic
01:53:21.240 academics i mean you have got these kids so thoroughly confused so against the way god's
01:53:26.420 created them you're you're spitting in the face of god's creation here that it's so confused of course
01:53:31.360 they can't perform on the test and and it is really really damaging our kids in a tremendous way and
01:53:36.960 again because of folks like you glenn because of donald trump out there beating the drum every day
01:53:41.600 going guys look what they're doing to your kids the mainstream media goes all right education
01:53:45.600 let's talk about something else i mean they really i mean you talk about how the democrats have
01:53:50.300 always wanted to talk about education and they've always just wanted more money for your government
01:53:54.560 school government school that's kind of gone away now hasn't it because they don't want to face the
01:53:59.120 music on these issues so you know i've been thinking a lot about this about what the what
01:54:07.000 generation uh generation uh z looks like uh and what the next generation looks like if we don't stop
01:54:16.480 this i mean i i think we have just gutted uh this last generation just gutted them what are they going
01:54:23.980 to be what are they going to i mean the so many are not going to be able to have children they're not
01:54:28.700 going to be able to know the how to define a woman what happens to that generation
01:54:34.840 well you know here's the here's the reality and and it's and it's part of a bigger role that you
01:54:41.460 helped uncover as well i mean this is why they hate our history so much this is why they hate having
01:54:46.020 the bible in school you know we're proud here in oklahoma we're the first state to bring the bible
01:54:49.160 back to every classroom why it played a huge role in our history it's undeniable you've got
01:54:53.560 you've got the artifacts glenn and for them to deny this to our kids what they want to do is they want
01:54:58.340 to take them on this a brave new world right they want to take them on this 1984 path this absurdity
01:55:03.700 of a society that they want on our kids and what they've got to do is they've got to unmoor them
01:55:08.640 from our history they can't look back they can't learn lessons from our past they can't learn who
01:55:12.440 we are or the values we were founded on those judeo-christian values that has to be wiped out for this to even
01:55:18.080 be somewhat of a logical leap for them and so the reality is is is what they're going to do is
01:55:24.240 create the most confused generation in the history of the world that that is going to be so far from
01:55:29.100 truth that i don't know if they can find their way back and that's why it's so essential to put the
01:55:34.280 bible back in schools to put our history back in school so the kids can seek out truth seek out what
01:55:40.680 made america great seek out what made individuals great how did individuals find happiness in society
01:55:45.900 what worked what didn't those are the conversations our kids should be having in our schools
01:55:51.200 instead of being told johnny you might be susie i mean it is it is the complete opposite of what an
01:55:57.240 education should be so what i mean are are are parents kind of numb to all of this now are you seeing
01:56:07.480 parents still rising up in in schools and saying no none of this are they on guard well what's what's
01:56:15.720 happened to the parents look parents are still on fire for it and i i think so i'm gonna tell you
01:56:22.500 glenn our elected officials have to act it's just like so many other situations we see this all the
01:56:28.660 time glenn i'm criticized all the time by my own party i've got my own speaker up here trying to
01:56:32.740 impeach me because we took genderqueer and flame route of schools and we're putting the bible in
01:56:36.680 schools i got my own speaker coming after me over this because you get elected officials they say hang
01:56:41.220 on just a second he's a republican he's a republican that's right and what's his name
01:56:45.700 charles mccall is his name well i will i'll be looking into charles mccall and glenn you know what
01:56:53.920 they say what they got to do to get elected then they don't act and i'm gonna tell you this is the
01:56:57.380 frustration from grandparents and parents we have talked about these things every state get crt out of
01:57:03.000 your school get genderqueer and flame or out of your school there's no excuse get it out put the
01:57:08.920 bible in hey we also brought in uh william bennett's book of virtues hey that's another that's a great
01:57:14.180 available for every child in the state of oklahoma now has access to the book of virtues we put it back
01:57:18.620 in the schools the bible back in the schools take out all this leftist marxist garbage and put in
01:57:25.440 real academic literature let's learn about our country let's learn about these heroes throughout our
01:57:31.160 history let's get the kids excited about what america can be and i think the parents and
01:57:35.680 grandparents hey look they see president trump out there fighting for them getting shot at uh getting
01:57:41.720 they're trying to kill him and then you see all these other elected republican officials go ah you
01:57:46.080 know we'll get around to it well you know we'll do something just get us re-elected folks we got to
01:57:50.680 act and we've got to demand that of our elected officials of go in there get the schools back on track
01:57:56.060 protect our kids go up there and do what you promise to do and unfortunately you just don't
01:58:02.200 see a lot of it ryan thank you so much really appreciate your time that was a great article
01:58:07.940 in fact let me find the uh the name of the article tim walsh thinks your kids belong to the public school
01:58:13.620 system you know that is so true they they actually just think that our kids if if we as parents disagree
01:58:22.140 with them our kids don't belong to us they belong to them it is terrifying really a cult
01:58:28.320 um uh ryan walters uh the um oklahoma state superintendent thank you so much for uh being
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02:00:06.960 welcome to the uh glenn beck program we're glad you're here uh thank you for coming to the art
02:00:29.680 show on uh oh no wait you didn't i mean i came to a version of the art show right which is i did a
02:00:36.620 self tour yeah on friday before i left right which is a lot of people asked for you they wanted to say
02:00:41.740 hi and i said he never comes to these things that's not true at all i'm always at these things never
02:00:46.220 comes to these things oh gosh all the the time i've wasted at your stupid events and you don't even
02:00:50.340 give me credit for it was a good it was really it was a great event i will say my version of it which
02:00:55.560 was looking at all the paintings right and they're incredible yeah just awesome really really cool
02:01:00.360 to see and you know what our events are like when you know when the listeners show up i i every time
02:01:06.740 i i walk away from one of our events i i love these people they're awesome they're just the greatest
02:01:12.300 people they're all we you know and people always say you know uh we we know you but you don't really
02:01:20.280 know us i think i do kind of know you um because especially if you've been with us for a long time
02:01:26.380 i mean you wouldn't listen to this if you weren't kind of cut from the same cloth yeah you know except
02:01:31.960 let me say hi to everybody who works for george soros you guys are an exception uh uh tomorrow i'm not
02:01:38.920 only gonna be talking about cults but also uh what's happening at the un this week there is
02:01:44.300 some big stuff happening at the un uh to really give the un the ultimate power um and it is it just
02:01:55.220 can't pass it just cannot pass uh and if it does our senate needs to vote immediately to say it does
02:02:02.920 not apply to us because it usurps everything i mean here's the uh here's the un secretary general
02:02:09.260 uh last year on you know one of the things they really need to work on digital platforms are being
02:02:15.820 misused to subvert science and spread disinformation and hate to billions of people this clear and
02:02:23.100 present global threat demands clear and coordinated global action our policy brief on information
02:02:32.200 integrity on digital digital platforms puts forward the framework for a concerned international
02:02:39.040 response okay um if i if i was the average person i wouldn't know who that big fat tubalard was
02:02:49.680 i didn't vote for him who the hell are you who the hell are you but uh we are going to be supporting
02:02:58.380 these initiatives which will give power to the who will give power to uh the um un and the big fat
02:03:08.880 tubalard will be able to say there's a crisis and it could be any crisis any crisis and he can say
02:03:16.780 this is what has to happen and we have to comply no no no no no i'll also say if you're trying to
02:03:26.820 consolidate global power there are certain accents you should avoid and that was one of them like you
02:03:33.760 shouldn't have whoever is the spokesperson for your movement sound like that guy yeah it does sound
02:03:40.740 a little and they they come to your house you know and uh they check your papers and uh you will be
02:03:48.240 liquidated what did he just say yeah yeah i feel like i feel like you got to go like british accent for
02:03:55.420 that like i feel like i i would be a lot less uh on on edge if it was just some some guy with a nice
02:04:00.360 british accent speaking let me let me challenge that because i think usually you're right usually
02:04:04.620 right and british you know you're like you know if somebody could just read me a story every night
02:04:08.360 in a british accent i would be okay sure my teacher was speaking a british accent i would probably would
02:04:13.280 not question him you know or her as much uh but then you know you're saying i wouldn't be so freaked
02:04:19.140 out you know who has a british access accent prince charles king charles you want that guy yeah but
02:04:26.820 he's a powerless nothing i mean king charles king of it's a ceremonial role i mean he's been saying
02:04:34.220 all sorts of crazy stuff forever he doesn't scare me he doesn't scare me you stay home yeah you don't
02:04:40.660 scare me at all i just want to go i would love to fly over to britain with you right now you don't
02:04:46.460 scare me just to have you standing in front of the palace hey chuck you don't scare me
02:04:52.220 all right we will see you tomorrow same back time same back channel
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