The Glenn Beck Program - Emotional Support Vortex？｜ Guest： Salena Zito

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00:01:08.340 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:10.820 You know what?

00:01:11.520 I'm going to ask Stu to choose the news.

00:01:15.340 I think we start there because we could go right into the deep end of the pool today.

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00:01:57.260 What is happening with our abortion laws?

00:02:00.960 When you hear this audio, it'll blow your mind.

00:02:03.820 Also, we do also have the story about the man who says his emotional support alligator is important,

00:02:14.200 and it helps his depression choose your news in one minute.

00:02:23.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:26.200 I want to tell you a little bit about realestateagentsitrust.com.

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00:03:49.120 Meet a new friend.

00:03:51.400 That's what we keep hearing in these letters from people that have sold.

00:03:55.720 I feel like I'm moving away from a new friend,

00:03:59.280 a real estate agent who will do you right.

00:04:01.500 Will they still sell you a house if you don't want to be friends with them?

00:04:04.280 Is that possible?

00:04:05.460 Yes.

00:04:05.660 Because I don't want any new friends.

00:04:06.500 Yes.

00:04:06.820 I have the one or two that I need, and that's about all I want.

00:04:09.460 I know.

00:04:10.520 Okay.

00:04:11.100 You and I, maybe we're getting old and grumpy,

00:04:13.040 because that's the way I feel.

00:04:14.220 Oh, really?

00:04:14.840 Yeah.

00:04:15.100 Not interested.

00:04:16.040 Here's the deal.

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00:04:34.020 Choose your news.

00:04:35.300 I think, you know, most importantly, we should go with this.

00:04:38.820 I guess it needs to be a change in the law,

00:04:41.700 and probably the biggest, you know,

00:04:44.420 sort of health story that you talked about there.

00:04:46.700 Which would be the emotional support alligator.

00:04:50.000 You want to start there?

00:04:51.000 I think we start with the emotional.

00:04:51.940 All right.

00:04:52.700 Well, it's, you know, it's an interesting story.

00:04:55.940 Your cave in Pennsylvania.

00:04:58.500 Pennsylvania man says his emotional support alligator

00:05:02.180 helps him deal with his depression.

00:05:05.540 Joey Henney, 65, said his registered emotional support alligator

00:05:10.900 named Wally likes to snuggle and give hugs.

00:05:16.700 Now, I don't know how an alligator gives hugs with such little arms.

00:05:20.540 Right.

00:05:21.000 Famously small arms.

00:05:22.180 Right.

00:05:22.820 Right.

00:05:23.120 The reach comes from the mouth.

00:05:24.480 Right.

00:05:24.780 He's a five-foot-long alligator.

00:05:27.480 He has now received approval from the doctor

00:05:31.800 that Wally is an emotional support animal.

00:05:35.720 What does that mean?

00:05:36.880 What do you mean they've received support from the doctor?

00:05:39.780 What do you mean it's registered?

00:05:41.120 What is that?

00:05:41.480 What do these terms mean?

00:05:42.800 They mean, what, did you sign up on a website and...

00:05:44.640 No, you went to the doctor and he said,

00:05:46.980 I don't want to go on medication for my depression,

00:05:52.280 but my alligator makes me really happy.

00:05:54.780 And if I could travel around with my alligator,

00:05:57.940 I would never be lonely and I would be fine.

00:06:01.100 Look, dude, you're going to be very lonely

00:06:02.720 if you're walking around with an alligator.

00:06:04.760 You know, the only person that's going to talk to you

00:06:09.040 is the alligator.

00:06:10.500 And when the alligator starts to talk

00:06:12.800 and you start understanding the alligator,

00:06:15.180 you're beyond depression, dude.

00:06:18.360 Plus, this is one of the three or four things

00:06:19.940 that would guarantee you'd be lonely.

00:06:22.040 Yes.

00:06:22.400 Like carrying around an alligator

00:06:24.420 or walking around an alligator everywhere you go

00:06:26.420 guarantees that no one will ever come near you.

00:06:28.860 Right.

00:06:29.200 So he said,

00:06:30.280 while he was rescued from outside Orlando,

00:06:32.980 14 months old,

00:06:33.960 he's still growing.

00:06:35.340 Well, that's good.

00:06:36.420 He could be 16 feet long one day.

00:06:40.320 He said,

00:06:41.420 while he eats chicken wings

00:06:43.060 and shares an indoor plastic pond

00:06:46.960 with a smaller rescued alligator named Scrappy.

00:06:51.720 Wally, who turns four this year,

00:06:54.280 is a big teddy bear.

00:06:56.240 Yeah, I got news for you.

00:06:58.340 He's an alligator

00:06:59.260 and he will eventually eat a child

00:07:02.280 or you

00:07:03.660 if he thinks

00:07:04.880 you taste like chicken.

00:07:07.160 Yeah.

00:07:07.500 It's just like that guy who,

00:07:09.100 the Grizzly Man documentary.

00:07:10.820 Do you know that story?

00:07:11.600 No.

00:07:11.800 It was a guy who really,

00:07:14.320 he had a real connection

00:07:15.360 with bears.

00:07:17.340 And he would go in the woods

00:07:18.660 and he would have this,

00:07:19.460 these amazing interactions

00:07:20.780 with bears.

00:07:21.380 And he kept trying to tell people,

00:07:22.800 you're scared of bears.

00:07:24.280 But bears

00:07:25.220 are good creatures.

00:07:26.680 They're good,

00:07:27.920 quiet,

00:07:28.900 loving creatures.

00:07:30.700 Until he was filming himself

00:07:32.020 and was eaten by a bear.

00:07:33.000 And when that happened,

00:07:34.360 it turned the documentary

00:07:36.180 a little,

00:07:37.120 a little dark.

00:07:38.440 A little dark.

00:07:38.740 Yeah.

00:07:39.260 Yeah.

00:07:39.500 And so I,

00:07:41.080 this is what happens here.

00:07:42.160 Someday,

00:07:42.800 this little cute story

00:07:43.820 of the emotional support alligator

00:07:44.920 turns into the inside

00:07:46.020 of his dining room

00:07:46.980 looking like a slaughterhouse.

00:07:48.660 And,

00:07:49.100 and,

00:07:50.000 you know what this is?

00:07:50.900 This is a stupid guy

00:07:52.360 who just hasn't had the money

00:07:54.840 or whatever

00:07:55.640 to move to Florida

00:07:57.160 because every,

00:07:58.300 remember when we moved to Tampa?

00:07:59.740 Okay.

00:08:00.520 Everyone said,

00:08:01.780 and you don't,

00:08:02.340 at first you don't understand it.

00:08:03.740 Hey,

00:08:04.080 welcome to Florida.

00:08:04.880 By the way,

00:08:05.920 don't ever reach into a bush here.

00:08:09.660 What?

00:08:10.920 What do you mean?

00:08:11.660 Don't reach into a bush.

00:08:12.640 You know,

00:08:13.000 there's,

00:08:13.380 there's ponds and water around

00:08:14.900 and stuff.

00:08:15.280 Just don't reach into

00:08:16.160 any of the bushes.

00:08:17.220 So if you go golfing

00:08:18.680 or something

00:08:19.220 and it goes into a bush,

00:08:21.320 leave it there.

00:08:22.560 Why?

00:08:23.820 Oh,

00:08:24.200 well,

00:08:24.380 because there's alligators.

00:08:26.460 Okay.

00:08:27.920 Alligators.

00:08:28.600 Yeah.

00:08:28.840 And some people move down

00:08:30.280 and they think alligators are fun.

00:08:32.280 And so they'll go out

00:08:33.980 and they'll feed them chicken.

00:08:35.720 And then,

00:08:36.760 you know,

00:08:38.780 somebody's kid

00:08:39.900 in the neighborhood

00:08:40.480 is missing

00:08:41.260 a few weeks later.

00:08:43.660 What?

00:08:44.220 You mean it ate it?

00:08:45.160 Yeah.

00:08:45.460 Now,

00:08:45.820 listen,

00:08:46.180 here's how you run

00:08:47.060 for an alligator.

00:08:48.300 Don't run

00:08:49.100 in a straight line.

00:08:50.320 Wait a minute.

00:08:50.740 Are we really having

00:08:52.340 this conversation?

00:08:53.700 Do you remember?

00:08:54.380 Did you have that conversation?

00:08:55.640 Oh,

00:08:55.760 yeah.

00:08:56.120 Yeah.

00:08:56.360 They tell you,

00:08:56.740 I don't even know if it's true,

00:08:57.720 but they tell you to run

00:08:58.400 in zigzags.

00:08:59.140 Zigzags.

00:08:59.480 Yeah.

00:08:59.760 Yeah.

00:08:59.920 Don't run in a straight line

00:09:01.240 from an alligator.

00:09:02.100 An alligator cannot

00:09:03.120 turn corners fast,

00:09:04.800 but they can run

00:09:06.600 straight line

00:09:07.820 much faster than you.

00:09:09.520 I don't even know

00:09:10.140 if this is true.

00:09:10.720 Do we know?

00:09:11.080 Don't know.

00:09:11.480 I don't know.

00:09:12.040 Don't care.

00:09:12.640 All I know is that

00:09:13.160 if I was running

00:09:14.020 from an alligator,

00:09:14.560 I would have attempted it.

00:09:15.580 True or not.

00:09:16.280 Right.

00:09:16.880 So one day

00:09:18.580 we were driving home

00:09:19.720 and we were driving

00:09:21.400 on our street

00:09:22.060 just to get home.

00:09:22.920 It was like a cul-de-sac

00:09:23.880 and we're driving

00:09:24.420 on the street

00:09:24.860 and I stopped

00:09:25.940 because there is

00:09:26.840 this eight-foot alligator,

00:09:28.580 seven-foot alligator

00:09:29.660 that is just sunning himself

00:09:31.740 across the street

00:09:33.260 so you can't drive.

00:09:34.380 He's like a speed bump

00:09:35.280 and, you know,

00:09:36.800 you don't want to run

00:09:37.440 over the alligator,

00:09:38.560 but I'm not getting out

00:09:39.940 and saying,

00:09:40.800 shoo, shoo.

00:09:42.700 So we had our cell phone

00:09:44.680 and we called the police

00:09:47.200 and we said,

00:09:48.020 what do we do

00:09:49.180 in this situation?

00:09:50.700 Oh, I got to call

00:09:51.260 animal control.

00:09:52.000 Okay, call animal control.

00:09:53.880 Yeah, we don't.

00:09:54.520 How big is he?

00:09:55.240 I don't know.

00:09:56.860 Six, seven feet.

00:09:58.400 Oh, yeah.

00:09:58.680 We don't pick him up

00:09:59.480 until they're 10 feet.

00:10:01.180 Wait, what?

00:10:02.420 What do you mean?

00:10:03.360 So what do I do?

00:10:05.060 Well, wait until

00:10:06.640 the alligator moves

00:10:07.480 and we did

00:10:09.360 and we did.

00:10:11.220 How long did that take?

00:10:12.740 Took about an hour, I think.

00:10:14.580 I mean, because none of us

00:10:15.620 were willing to.

00:10:16.660 I'm not getting out of my car.

00:10:17.820 It's an alligator, man.

00:10:19.700 So now this guy is

00:10:21.440 because he lives up

00:10:22.920 in Pennsylvania.

00:10:23.420 He's like,

00:10:23.880 oh, these poor

00:10:24.600 rescued alligators.

00:10:26.640 It's a deadly animal

00:10:28.960 and it's a wild animal.

00:10:31.400 You don't treat enough.

00:10:34.140 Stu, does an alligator

00:10:35.380 make a good pet?

00:10:36.720 I would argue, no,

00:10:38.400 does not make a good pet.

00:10:39.480 Well, as long as you

00:10:41.400 always remember

00:10:42.200 it's an alligator,

00:10:44.060 it's a fine pet.

00:10:45.500 This guy doesn't remember

00:10:46.960 it's an alligator.

00:10:47.980 He thinks it's a snuggly toy.

00:10:50.300 And if this guy comes

00:10:51.540 on an airplane,

00:10:53.000 dude, I'm sorry.

00:10:55.400 If that's your

00:10:56.320 emotional support,

00:10:58.000 you know what?

00:10:59.120 You need to stay off

00:11:00.060 this plane

00:11:00.580 because you are nuts

00:11:02.000 and you have no judgment.

00:11:03.520 You're not going to be able

00:11:04.220 to open the door

00:11:04.900 if this thing goes down.

00:11:05.900 So you certainly are not

00:11:07.520 sitting in an exit aisle.

00:11:09.320 You are not sitting

00:11:10.460 in an exit seat

00:11:11.340 because you're never

00:11:12.080 going to be able

00:11:12.580 to open the door.

00:11:13.940 Second of all,

00:11:15.180 the only way

00:11:16.000 that alligator

00:11:16.880 is getting onto a plane

00:11:18.020 with me

00:11:18.500 is if you make it

00:11:19.840 into luggage.

00:11:23.200 Shoes,

00:11:23.900 a briefcase,

00:11:25.020 a belt,

00:11:25.960 whatever.

00:11:27.200 Other than that,

00:11:28.260 if it's not carrying

00:11:29.200 your clothes,

00:11:29.940 that ain't getting

00:11:30.640 on the plane.

00:11:31.420 Isn't it though?

00:11:32.240 It's a bigger issue

00:11:33.500 than just the

00:11:34.100 emotional support alligator

00:11:35.440 in that the emotional

00:11:36.300 support animal

00:11:37.060 is just a giant scam

00:11:38.180 for people to bring

00:11:38.800 their pets wherever

00:11:39.360 they want to go.

00:11:40.140 Oh, I think so.

00:11:40.680 I mean,

00:11:40.940 they're seeing this

00:11:41.540 on airplanes all the time.

00:11:42.380 People will just bring

00:11:42.980 more and more of their pets.

00:11:44.440 They get more and more

00:11:45.380 exotic because of this

00:11:47.960 bizarre cutout they have

00:11:50.060 that, you know,

00:11:50.660 there are people

00:11:52.060 like there are people

00:11:53.000 that have, you know,

00:11:53.980 mental distress

00:11:54.660 and have severe ailments

00:11:56.560 that, you know,

00:11:57.240 reportedly respond well

00:11:58.800 to animals

00:11:59.360 and there's a reason

00:12:01.060 to understand

00:12:01.600 that that's possible

00:12:02.400 and has happened before.

00:12:03.920 But now it's just

00:12:05.200 people being like,

00:12:05.800 look, you get it registered

00:12:07.500 and my understanding

00:12:08.600 of the registering

00:12:09.440 process of this

00:12:10.320 is anybody can read.

00:12:11.340 There's no official process.

00:12:12.780 You just go and get it

00:12:13.820 registered from anybody

00:12:14.600 who says they registered

00:12:15.640 and then you can say

00:12:16.240 I have a registered

00:12:16.900 emotional support animal

00:12:18.000 and then because these

00:12:20.020 airlines and other

00:12:21.240 places have been like,

00:12:22.060 well, for people

00:12:23.060 who really need them,

00:12:24.020 maybe we can make

00:12:24.540 exceptions.

00:12:25.720 Well, it's registered.

00:12:26.440 I guess we have to let

00:12:27.060 them on and it's becoming

00:12:27.960 more and more of a problem

00:12:29.000 because, you know,

00:12:30.220 90% of this stuff

00:12:31.260 is just nonsense.

00:12:31.960 People like their pets.

00:12:32.680 They want to bring them

00:12:33.440 on planes.

00:12:34.280 So we have canines

00:12:35.860 and they're registered

00:12:39.000 protection animals

00:12:40.560 and so they have

00:12:42.380 to wear the vest

00:12:43.240 and they have an actual

00:12:44.500 tag and a license

00:12:45.780 and everything else

00:12:46.720 and I think there is

00:12:48.580 a place for,

00:12:49.440 like, I know a lot

00:12:50.180 of people who are

00:12:51.220 soldiers, PTSD

00:12:52.580 and it works for them

00:12:54.700 and I don't care

00:12:55.700 if you have a registered

00:12:56.780 dog as your,

00:12:58.100 you know,

00:12:59.120 emotional support

00:12:59.960 but I think you're right.

00:13:01.420 I think people who

00:13:02.300 carried them around

00:13:03.080 in purses a lot of times

00:13:04.720 and they carried them

00:13:05.720 around in purses

00:13:06.400 because they couldn't

00:13:07.360 get a bigger dog

00:13:08.240 because then they

00:13:08.820 couldn't take them

00:13:09.520 everywhere are now

00:13:10.640 just getting a dog

00:13:11.800 and going,

00:13:12.200 oh yeah,

00:13:12.460 this is my emotional

00:13:13.320 support.

00:13:14.580 Really?

00:13:15.220 Is it?

00:13:16.140 And beyond that,

00:13:17.280 even if it is

00:13:18.220 and it's your dog,

00:13:19.520 okay.

00:13:20.180 If it's your cat

00:13:21.260 and I hate cats,

00:13:23.660 okay.

00:13:24.440 An alligator?

00:13:26.060 No.

00:13:26.980 You don't get to make,

00:13:27.760 that's emotionally

00:13:28.580 distressing everyone

00:13:29.640 else around you.

00:13:30.320 Yes.

00:13:30.660 Like the overall

00:13:31.400 is a negative.

00:13:32.080 You might be depressed

00:13:32.400 but we're in full-fledged

00:13:33.480 panic here.

00:13:39.400 What the hell

00:13:41.940 is happening to us?

00:13:43.300 As a nation,

00:13:44.020 what is happening to us?

00:13:45.880 All right,

00:13:46.460 let me tell you,

00:13:47.220 Valentine's Day is,

00:13:48.280 is it the first yet?

00:13:50.940 No,

00:13:51.200 when is that?

00:13:52.300 It's this weekend

00:13:53.060 for sure.

00:13:53.760 Today is January 30th.

00:13:54.940 So my wife,

00:13:55.900 she's making me

00:13:56.620 drink celery juice.

00:13:57.980 Oh jeez.

00:13:58.560 She's making me

00:13:59.600 drink celery juice

00:14:00.460 and it's awful.

00:14:02.540 I hate it.

00:14:04.340 And she's like,

00:14:04.960 gotta get healthy,

00:14:05.660 gotta get healthy.

00:14:06.480 Well,

00:14:06.960 you know what?

00:14:07.460 You're gonna make me

00:14:08.180 hang myself

00:14:08.980 and I'm ready

00:14:10.620 for an emotional support

00:14:11.780 alligator

00:14:12.340 over the stupid

00:14:13.800 celery juice.

00:14:14.660 Certainly the hanging

00:14:15.400 yourself isn't her

00:14:16.120 actual goal.

00:14:17.120 No,

00:14:17.580 of course not.

00:14:18.760 Definitely not.

00:14:19.820 Wait a minute,

00:14:20.360 maybe.

00:14:21.240 So last night

00:14:22.700 she comes in

00:14:23.160 after she's having me

00:14:23.700 healthy.

00:14:24.560 She comes in

00:14:25.180 with this big bag

00:14:26.500 of all kinds

00:14:27.580 of chocolate

00:14:28.020 and I'm like,

00:14:29.580 is this for the kids

00:14:31.380 for school tomorrow?

00:14:32.240 Are they doing something?

00:14:32.920 What is the big bag

00:14:33.720 of chocolate?

00:14:34.200 She said,

00:14:35.000 no,

00:14:35.340 it's Valentine's Day.

00:14:36.920 No,

00:14:37.360 it's not.

00:14:37.640 It's still the end

00:14:38.120 of January.

00:14:39.040 It's not Valentine's Day.

00:14:40.160 What do you have

00:14:40.900 bags of chocolate

00:14:42.500 that you have bought?

00:14:43.720 Because she likes chocolate.

00:14:45.040 She likes chocolate.

00:14:46.100 So she's gonna eat chocolate

00:14:47.200 and force me

00:14:47.900 to drink celery juice.

00:14:49.420 I'm telling you

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00:14:51.060 Valentine's Day

00:14:51.840 in my house.

00:14:52.620 I'm canceling it.

00:14:53.780 Holding it hostage.

00:14:55.040 You'll need an emotional

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00:14:57.220 She'll feed me to one.

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00:15:53.060 $29.99

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00:16:07.420 Support Alligator.

00:16:14.560 What a ridiculous.

00:16:23.360 All right.

00:16:24.020 I want to go back

00:16:24.620 to Choose Your News here

00:16:25.380 for a second.

00:16:25.660 Sure.

00:16:25.840 Okay, I'm gonna add

00:16:26.660 I'm gonna add one more in.

00:16:29.900 We can do the abortion thing,

00:16:33.800 which is amazing,

00:16:35.300 amazing audio

00:16:36.940 that everybody needs to see.

00:16:40.580 We have the story of Mexico,

00:16:42.660 how it is becoming like Venezuela.

00:16:45.440 That's a really important story.

00:16:48.360 We also have a story here

00:16:51.360 I'm gonna add in.

00:16:52.600 The great paradox

00:16:53.620 of the Trump presidency.

00:16:56.100 This is something

00:16:56.840 Anderson Cooper

00:16:57.560 and CNN was talking about.

00:16:59.200 He was talking to a guest

00:17:00.140 and he said,

00:17:01.520 he's the most authentic

00:17:02.740 president ever.

00:17:04.660 And Anderson Cooper said,

00:17:06.700 what?

00:17:08.340 Yeah, he's the most

00:17:09.740 authentic president ever.

00:17:11.940 They didn't understand it.

00:17:13.440 I think they're absolutely right.

00:17:15.780 Choose Your News.

00:17:17.320 I think this abortion thing is,

00:17:18.820 I do want to hear this audio.

00:17:20.020 All right.

00:17:20.640 So the abortion thing,

00:17:22.080 this is in Virginia.

00:17:23.260 I want to play this audio.

00:17:24.960 This is in Virginia.

00:17:26.480 The legislature is now

00:17:27.980 talking about a new bill

00:17:29.500 to make abortion legal

00:17:31.900 all the way up to birth.

00:17:34.040 Now, we have a partial birth

00:17:36.460 abortion restriction, right?

00:17:38.660 A ban.

00:17:39.280 It's a ban.

00:17:39.940 Can't do it.

00:17:40.800 How can you do this

00:17:43.640 all the way to birth?

00:17:45.200 Well, you don't

00:17:46.440 partially birth.

00:17:47.640 You have to kill the child,

00:17:50.080 not with the feet

00:17:51.860 and the shoulders out

00:17:52.780 and just the head.

00:17:54.000 Which is how they used to do it.

00:17:54.940 Right.

00:17:55.420 Now they just go in

00:17:56.700 and kill the child

00:17:57.700 and then you birth

00:17:59.180 the baby

00:17:59.980 two days later.

00:18:01.580 Okay?

00:18:02.280 So you're still going through

00:18:03.980 all of the birth.

00:18:05.080 You're doing that,

00:18:05.700 but you're birthing

00:18:06.480 a dead baby.

00:18:08.600 And think about that.

00:18:09.200 You're delivering the child.

00:18:11.100 You're just delivering

00:18:11.900 the child after it died.

00:18:13.320 Right.

00:18:13.600 So you could easily

00:18:14.380 deliver the child alive

00:18:15.880 and then give it up

00:18:16.580 for adoption.

00:18:17.360 That was always the argument

00:18:18.160 was, well,

00:18:18.600 we don't want to carry it

00:18:19.240 to term.

00:18:19.780 I mean, you're causing

00:18:20.660 emotional distress

00:18:21.320 and all these terrible things.

00:18:22.860 Well, you're actually

00:18:23.840 birthing the child

00:18:24.560 in this scenario

00:18:25.120 and still they want it

00:18:26.660 to happen.

00:18:27.040 And they think

00:18:27.840 their excuse is,

00:18:30.820 well, it might be

00:18:31.920 emotionally distressful

00:18:33.120 for the woman.

00:18:35.100 Well, wait.

00:18:35.880 Will it be more

00:18:36.740 emotionally distress

00:18:37.760 to have a child

00:18:39.700 than give it

00:18:40.380 to a loving family

00:18:41.640 or to birth

00:18:45.180 a dead child

00:18:46.600 and go through

00:18:47.740 that experience?

00:18:50.740 Which is it?

00:18:52.280 Which is it?

00:18:53.020 I mean, no,

00:18:53.320 it has nothing to do

00:18:54.120 with either one

00:18:54.500 of those things.

00:18:55.100 Correct.

00:18:55.320 It has nothing to do with it.

00:18:56.020 Correct.

00:18:56.220 This is just leading us

00:18:58.640 to murder children.

00:19:00.940 Children.

00:19:02.100 Okay.

00:19:03.280 So, listen to the questions.

00:19:06.140 This is in Virginia

00:19:07.960 in legislature

00:19:09.080 as they are discussing

00:19:10.420 the bill as written.

00:19:11.960 Listen to this.

00:19:13.360 How late in the third trimester

00:19:14.800 could a physician

00:19:15.920 perform an abortion

00:19:17.300 if he indicated

00:19:18.380 it would impair

00:19:18.900 the mental health

00:19:19.580 of the woman?

00:19:21.680 Or physical health.

00:19:23.180 Okay.

00:19:23.700 Okay.

00:19:24.160 I'm talking about

00:19:24.940 the mental health.

00:19:25.460 So, I mean,

00:19:27.000 through the third trimester.

00:19:28.420 The third trimester

00:19:29.020 goes all the way

00:19:29.560 up to 40 weeks.

00:19:30.660 Okay.

00:19:31.200 But to the end

00:19:32.000 of the third trimester?

00:19:33.080 Yep.

00:19:33.300 I don't think we have

00:19:33.900 a limit in the bill.

00:19:35.180 Where it's obvious

00:19:36.040 that a woman

00:19:36.680 is about to give birth.

00:19:37.880 She has physical signs

00:19:39.000 that she is about

00:19:40.380 to give a birth.

00:19:41.940 Would that still be

00:19:42.600 a point at which

00:19:43.280 she could request

00:19:44.160 an abortion

00:19:44.600 if she was so certified?

00:19:49.540 She's dilating.

00:19:53.420 Mr. Chairman,

00:19:54.140 that would be

00:19:55.000 a decision

00:19:56.980 that the doctor,

00:19:59.080 the physician,

00:19:59.760 and the woman

00:20:00.280 would make at that point.

00:20:00.600 I understand that.

00:20:00.960 I'm asking if your bill

00:20:01.760 allows that.

00:20:02.880 My bill would allow that.

00:20:04.160 Yes.

00:20:06.240 So, if in the off chance

00:20:08.640 that a woman

00:20:09.900 experiences pain

00:20:11.420 during pregnancy

00:20:12.200 or birth,

00:20:13.100 that would be

00:20:14.360 a threat to her health

00:20:16.780 and therefore

00:20:17.180 she could have an abortion.

00:20:18.160 So, if the birth

00:20:19.200 and somehow,

00:20:19.800 and I don't know

00:20:20.140 if this has ever

00:20:20.720 occurred to a woman,

00:20:21.480 but if it somehow

00:20:22.320 becomes painful

00:20:23.320 during the birthing process,

00:20:24.840 if there is an indication

00:20:26.900 of discomfort

00:20:28.020 physically

00:20:28.580 or mentally,

00:20:30.260 at that point

00:20:31.080 they can have

00:20:31.960 a mental health exemption

00:20:33.280 from these laws.

00:20:34.440 Yeah, except the problem is

00:20:35.860 if it's, you know,

00:20:37.580 going to be painful

00:20:39.040 or hard,

00:20:40.220 she still has to give birth

00:20:41.960 to the child

00:20:42.660 two days later

00:20:43.400 just dead.

00:20:44.620 Oh, well, of course.

00:20:45.480 But that, luckily though,

00:20:46.800 there'll be no mental stress

00:20:48.180 because the baby

00:20:48.700 won't be alive.

00:20:49.860 That's where it all

00:20:50.620 comes from, Glenn.

00:20:52.000 The birthing process

00:20:53.220 is a very,

00:20:54.040 it's always been

00:20:54.920 a wonderfully easy

00:20:56.420 process for women

00:20:57.360 and now,

00:20:58.080 if we happen to see

00:20:58.720 some discomfort,

00:20:59.560 that certainly

00:21:00.080 the abortion's

00:21:00.740 the only answer there.

00:21:02.060 This is absolutely

00:21:03.000 unbelievable.

00:21:03.940 I mean,

00:21:04.660 there's no one

00:21:05.940 on earth

00:21:06.880 who believes

00:21:07.740 that that is

00:21:08.460 anything other

00:21:09.860 than murder.

00:21:10.640 Than murder.

00:21:11.160 I mean, like,

00:21:11.540 you're talking about

00:21:12.180 a nine-month baby

00:21:13.060 that can come out

00:21:13.680 at any time.

00:21:14.240 You're going to have

00:21:14.520 to birth it anyway.

00:21:15.940 It's just going to be dead

00:21:16.660 when you birth it

00:21:17.120 instead of alive.

00:21:18.620 There's no way

00:21:19.200 to justify that.

00:21:19.780 It's impossible.

00:21:20.560 And, you know,

00:21:20.800 if you go back

00:21:21.260 to the partial birth abortion ban,

00:21:22.600 what you'll find

00:21:23.120 is a lot of Democrats

00:21:23.840 saying that is ridiculous.

00:21:25.180 We're never going to do that.

00:21:26.140 That's not what

00:21:26.440 we're talking about.

00:21:27.120 This is a slippery slope,

00:21:28.100 though.

00:21:28.200 You're going to go for more.

00:21:29.180 You're going to go for more.

00:21:29.800 And that was their argument

00:21:30.440 against the bill.

00:21:31.280 It was never against

00:21:32.040 partial birth abortion.

00:21:33.520 It was against,

00:21:34.600 look,

00:21:34.820 you're going to try

00:21:35.320 to go after.

00:21:35.860 This is your slippery slope.

00:21:36.840 It's your little window

00:21:37.780 in to take away

00:21:38.480 all women's rights

00:21:39.740 when it comes to

00:21:40.740 their reproductive health.

00:21:42.280 Now,

00:21:43.080 it's going to be

00:21:43.860 a litmus test

00:21:44.640 for every Democratic candidate

00:21:46.400 to come into that primary

00:21:47.980 and tell you

00:21:48.940 that, yes,

00:21:50.040 three seconds before birth

00:21:51.740 is appropriate.

00:21:53.100 You know what?

00:21:53.580 Maybe we should get rid

00:21:54.160 of that partial birth abortion ban.

00:21:55.660 Maybe a couple of minutes after.

00:21:57.080 If it's only a couple of minutes,

00:21:58.560 maybe if it's still connected

00:21:59.600 to the umbilical cord,

00:22:00.580 it counts,

00:22:01.240 and we can still do it then.

00:22:02.480 They will go through

00:22:03.100 every iteration of this

00:22:04.500 to try to justify it

00:22:05.460 because they're all going to be

00:22:06.580 in this giant contest

00:22:08.000 to move further and further left

00:22:09.860 to bring the death

00:22:12.740 of innocent children

00:22:13.720 to the foreground of this debate.

00:22:15.500 It's a miracle

00:22:16.600 if you're wanting

00:22:17.700 crazy socialists

00:22:19.260 to run against

00:22:19.900 because that's what

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00:22:23.940 to a one-on-one contest,

00:22:25.000 anything can happen.

00:22:26.000 And if Kamala Harris

00:22:27.100 or, you know,

00:22:28.880 one of these crazy...

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00:22:34.900 He'll be there, too.

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00:24:01.920 Welcome to the program.

00:24:03.180 Mr. Pat Gray joins us

00:24:04.860 now on the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:07.300 Pat.

00:24:07.800 Yes.

00:24:08.740 How you doing?

00:24:09.420 I'm great.

00:24:10.120 Yeah.

00:24:10.880 Great.

00:24:11.480 What is on your plate today?

00:24:13.040 We were just talking

00:24:13.820 about the abortion bills.

00:24:15.300 I was talking about that

00:24:15.960 this morning as well.

00:24:16.740 The one in Virginia now

00:24:17.780 that's mimicking

00:24:18.900 the one in New York.

00:24:19.820 Yeah.

00:24:20.000 So you have Virginia,

00:24:21.840 you have Virginia,

00:24:23.040 Rhode Island,

00:24:23.920 Vermont,

00:24:25.020 New York.

00:24:27.320 You know,

00:24:27.940 it defeats

00:24:28.960 what

00:24:29.780 pro-abortion people

00:24:31.760 have said

00:24:32.340 all along

00:24:33.620 during this debate.

00:24:34.640 The argument was

00:24:36.040 in the beginning

00:24:37.020 at its tissue.

00:24:39.420 This,

00:24:40.240 at this stage,

00:24:41.840 you know,

00:24:43.120 that is more like a fish

00:24:44.880 than a human being.

00:24:46.020 That's not a human being.

00:24:47.420 So just,

00:24:48.040 you can't make that argument

00:24:49.420 when it's a fully developed

00:24:50.820 child

00:24:51.620 and yet

00:24:52.940 it's okay

00:24:53.980 to abort the baby

00:24:55.180 at nine months.

00:24:56.360 I mean,

00:24:57.160 I thought the argument

00:24:58.580 was

00:24:59.160 safe,

00:25:00.720 safe,

00:25:01.300 rare,

00:25:01.520 and legal

00:25:02.920 and,

00:25:03.920 you know,

00:25:04.340 it's for women

00:25:04.820 who didn't want

00:25:05.400 to put their body

00:25:06.640 through that at this time,

00:25:08.040 can't handle the pregnancy,

00:25:09.400 whatever.

00:25:09.740 Well,

00:25:09.940 at nine months,

00:25:10.460 you've already handled

00:25:11.180 everything.

00:25:11.920 You've gone through

00:25:12.740 morning sickness.

00:25:13.380 You've gone through

00:25:14.000 this discomfort

00:25:14.960 of gaining weight

00:25:16.040 and all the stress

00:25:17.820 that puts on your body.

00:25:18.800 And you still

00:25:21.040 have to birth

00:25:22.400 the child.

00:25:23.460 Right.

00:25:23.760 They just kill it.

00:25:25.560 Yeah.

00:25:25.820 And you give birth

00:25:28.060 to a dead child,

00:25:29.380 which I think

00:25:30.380 has got to be worse.

00:25:32.520 I don't know.

00:25:33.660 I'm not a woman,

00:25:34.700 but I would think

00:25:36.280 of having something

00:25:37.720 dead inside of you

00:25:39.580 that you are now

00:25:40.880 having to birth

00:25:41.740 would be

00:25:42.540 traumatic.

00:25:44.120 Traumatic.

00:25:44.620 Physically as well

00:25:45.420 as emotionally,

00:25:46.280 you would think.

00:25:47.680 So it just,

00:25:48.600 this doesn't make

00:25:49.360 any sense.

00:25:50.080 I don't know

00:25:50.380 if we're just being

00:25:51.120 Overton windowed again.

00:25:53.680 I do think

00:25:54.340 there's an element

00:25:54.780 of that.

00:25:55.280 Because I mean,

00:25:55.740 look at where this

00:25:56.320 debate is currently

00:25:57.120 occurring.

00:25:57.680 Should it be

00:25:58.060 nine months or not?

00:25:59.180 I mean,

00:25:59.340 the American people

00:25:59.880 are not there.

00:26:00.760 I mean,

00:26:01.540 the debate on abortion

00:26:03.160 has been the first

00:26:04.800 trimester.

00:26:05.580 Right.

00:26:05.880 Largely.

00:26:06.220 By the way,

00:26:06.480 that's what Roe versus

00:26:07.080 Wade said.

00:26:08.000 It said first trimester.

00:26:09.280 And you know,

00:26:09.940 I mean,

00:26:10.440 they've made the argument

00:26:11.640 that it's not life yet

00:26:13.720 all along.

00:26:15.100 But I mean,

00:26:16.060 when you think about

00:26:16.780 a bacteria on Mars,

00:26:18.040 would they fight

00:26:18.980 like hell to save

00:26:20.240 bacteria on Mars?

00:26:21.660 Because that's life.

00:26:22.720 You know,

00:26:23.260 they would.

00:26:24.200 You know,

00:26:24.420 they would.

00:26:25.220 Eagle eggs.

00:26:26.580 They would fight.

00:26:27.700 You couldn't kill

00:26:28.460 eagle eggs.

00:26:30.320 You'd probably go to jail

00:26:31.840 for that.

00:26:32.580 Oh,

00:26:32.800 I'm pretty sure you would.

00:26:34.180 I mean,

00:26:35.020 look how hard they fought

00:26:36.220 for the cave dwelling

00:26:37.980 Paiute trout.

00:26:39.560 But for babies,

00:26:41.000 we've got no concern

00:26:42.320 whatsoever.

00:26:43.020 It just doesn't matter.

00:26:44.340 It doesn't make any sense

00:26:45.500 to me.

00:26:45.840 And it's,

00:26:46.960 you know,

00:26:47.180 I know we're trying

00:26:47.940 to moderate our language,

00:26:49.660 but it's evil.

00:26:51.020 It's,

00:26:51.640 there's no other word for it.

00:26:53.200 It's,

00:26:53.460 it's,

00:26:53.820 it's evil.

00:26:54.800 You know,

00:26:55.040 see,

00:26:55.220 I don't think you moderate,

00:26:56.500 I'm not trying to moderate

00:26:57.460 my language.

00:26:58.340 I'm trying to be exact

00:26:59.900 with my language.

00:27:00.980 Yeah.

00:27:01.220 So I don't want to say

00:27:02.580 that Democrats are evil

00:27:03.640 because I don't think

00:27:04.180 Democrats are evil.

00:27:05.060 But this action,

00:27:06.820 action is evil.

00:27:08.180 This is evil.

00:27:09.080 This bill is evil.

00:27:09.920 When,

00:27:10.200 when you are talking

00:27:11.920 about a child,

00:27:12.740 and I think the vast

00:27:14.400 majority of Democrats

00:27:16.180 would tell you

00:27:18.020 in a safe zone

00:27:19.740 where they don't think

00:27:20.940 that their words

00:27:21.700 would be taken

00:27:22.420 and then used

00:27:23.140 to empower Donald Trump

00:27:24.540 or whatever it is

00:27:25.880 people think

00:27:26.560 if they were

00:27:27.740 in a safe zone,

00:27:28.460 they would say,

00:27:29.220 no,

00:27:29.720 this is ridiculous.

00:27:30.860 This is crazy.

00:27:32.320 Oh yeah.

00:27:32.700 To kill a child

00:27:33.720 right before birth.

00:27:35.060 That's,

00:27:35.580 there's just,

00:27:36.160 there's no morality

00:27:37.420 in that.

00:27:37.980 That's evil.

00:27:38.640 And that's what

00:27:38.880 pro-choice voters

00:27:39.600 tell posters.

00:27:40.580 Yes.

00:27:40.840 The most recent poll

00:27:42.140 has only 25%

00:27:43.620 of pro-choice voters

00:27:45.140 who believe

00:27:45.940 the third trimester,

00:27:47.320 that's,

00:27:47.580 you know,

00:27:47.740 month seven,

00:27:48.200 eight,

00:27:48.340 nine too.

00:27:48.980 It's not just,

00:27:49.580 not just right before birth,

00:27:51.180 but even month seven,

00:27:52.580 only 25% say

00:27:53.740 that that should be legal.

00:27:55.020 Not whether it's

00:27:55.700 right or wrong,

00:27:56.260 just legal at all

00:27:57.120 for anyone to choose.

00:27:58.220 25% of pro-choice.

00:27:59.780 Yeah.

00:28:00.120 So it's 15%

00:28:01.040 of overall adults,

00:28:02.020 but 25% of pro-choice adults.

00:28:05.660 That is,

00:28:06.580 you know,

00:28:07.020 a very minor portion.

00:28:08.740 And it's only,

00:28:09.340 when it comes to

00:28:09.920 the second trimester,

00:28:10.720 it's still less than

00:28:11.760 half of pro-choice voters.

00:28:13.400 39% total say

00:28:15.460 you should be able

00:28:16.160 to have it in the

00:28:16.580 second or third trimester.

00:28:17.860 Now remember,

00:28:19.060 the debate,

00:28:19.980 as far as legislation

00:28:20.960 goes right now

00:28:21.720 from red states

00:28:23.240 is should we limit

00:28:25.020 abortion to 20 to 24 weeks?

00:28:28.800 Okay.

00:28:29.380 That is what they're

00:28:30.140 trying to get done

00:28:30.900 in states across the country.

00:28:32.240 You know,

00:28:32.480 conservative legislators

00:28:33.340 are saying,

00:28:33.740 let's just stop it

00:28:34.360 at the second trimester.

00:28:35.940 Well,

00:28:36.560 only,

00:28:37.100 I mean,

00:28:37.560 it's only 39%

00:28:38.740 of pro-choice voters

00:28:40.040 who won it

00:28:40.800 in the second trimester

00:28:41.700 and only 24%

00:28:43.660 of overall adults.

00:28:44.880 Yet somehow

00:28:45.640 the Democrats are out there

00:28:46.680 and they're going to have

00:28:47.220 a field of 20 candidates,

00:28:48.520 all of which saying

00:28:49.340 five seconds before birth

00:28:50.880 is absolutely fine

00:28:51.940 for abortion.

00:28:53.280 That is an amazing,

00:28:55.000 Overton-Window

00:28:55.860 is a great observation,

00:28:56.820 Pat,

00:28:56.960 because it's what

00:28:57.820 they're doing.

00:28:58.360 We are having this debate

00:28:59.560 about nine-month abortions

00:29:00.880 when almost no one

00:29:02.200 in the country

00:29:02.840 thinks it's appropriate.

00:29:04.320 Almost nobody.

00:29:04.880 And what they're doing

00:29:05.380 is they're getting people

00:29:06.240 to say,

00:29:07.160 okay,

00:29:07.540 I mean,

00:29:08.000 you know,

00:29:08.400 first trimester,

00:29:09.580 that's okay.

00:29:10.920 Yes.

00:29:11.400 Which we should never.

00:29:12.440 No,

00:29:12.800 it's not okay.

00:29:13.520 We should never cede to them.

00:29:14.700 Right.

00:29:15.200 But,

00:29:15.580 in comparison,

00:29:17.960 you're right.

00:29:18.520 In comparison.

00:29:18.940 Which is what the Overton window

00:29:20.200 is all about.

00:29:21.220 Exactly right.

00:29:21.680 And it works effectively.

00:29:23.240 We've seen it how many times?

00:29:24.740 Every time.

00:29:25.640 Except,

00:29:26.320 this one isn't just

00:29:27.680 proposing something.

00:29:29.380 They're actually

00:29:30.200 enacting these.

00:29:31.740 Yeah.

00:29:32.120 You know,

00:29:32.380 so it's not like,

00:29:33.640 oh,

00:29:33.840 well,

00:29:33.940 I'm going to say

00:29:34.380 some extremist things

00:29:35.360 and then I'm going to back off.

00:29:37.020 No,

00:29:37.520 they're actually

00:29:38.520 putting this in.

00:29:40.360 I think this has everything

00:29:41.580 to do with

00:29:42.100 Ruth Bader Ginsburg,

00:29:43.340 which,

00:29:43.780 by the way,

00:29:44.220 Eric Bolling

00:29:46.460 made a great point

00:29:47.440 last night.

00:29:48.660 Why is it

00:29:49.420 that it was okay

00:29:50.400 for the press

00:29:51.280 to say,

00:29:52.200 so,

00:29:53.620 Melania Trump

00:29:54.820 had some sort of surgery.

00:29:56.580 We haven't seen her

00:29:57.420 in 15 days.

00:29:59.740 What is this surgery?

00:30:00.980 Is her health

00:30:01.700 really okay?

00:30:02.780 That was totally fine.

00:30:04.780 But why is it

00:30:05.460 no one,

00:30:06.480 including Fox,

00:30:07.360 is asking,

00:30:08.280 where the hell

00:30:08.940 is Ruth Bader Ginsburg?

00:30:10.640 How is her health?

00:30:11.800 She's not showing up.

00:30:13.820 And my only response is

00:30:15.500 because people at Fox

00:30:17.220 and the people on the right

00:30:18.100 know,

00:30:19.400 and so do people

00:30:20.080 on the left.

00:30:21.100 She's not well.

00:30:23.300 She's going to die.

00:30:25.860 I mean,

00:30:26.400 it's only a matter of time.

00:30:27.540 She's very unwell.

00:30:29.260 And why we can't even ask,

00:30:32.140 here's somebody

00:30:32.840 who is

00:30:33.440 not the first lady,

00:30:35.520 so she has nothing

00:30:36.600 to do with our government,

00:30:38.100 nothing to do

00:30:38.680 with our lives.

00:30:39.300 This is someone

00:30:40.520 who is a sitting

00:30:41.520 Supreme Court justice.

00:30:43.700 What's her health?

00:30:44.760 And a critical one

00:30:45.540 at this juncture.

00:30:46.500 A critical one.

00:30:47.660 If anything happens to her,

00:30:48.720 whether she retires

00:30:50.040 or, you know,

00:30:51.540 heaven forbid, dies,

00:30:53.940 can you imagine

00:30:55.180 the battle there will be

00:30:56.480 over the replacement?

00:30:57.800 I mean,

00:30:58.020 this is a critical juncture

00:30:59.680 in history.

00:31:01.660 And the left

00:31:03.340 will go apoplectic

00:31:04.920 if anything happens

00:31:06.100 where Trump can

00:31:07.060 appoint another one.

00:31:08.960 Do you remember,

00:31:09.500 who was the,

00:31:10.140 Barrett,

00:31:10.780 what was her name

00:31:11.520 that was thinking about

00:31:12.660 she was the one

00:31:13.380 that, you know,

00:31:13.740 you're an extremist.

00:31:15.300 Amy Coney Barrett.

00:31:16.460 Yeah, you're an extremist.

00:31:17.880 You believe religious stuff?

00:31:19.680 Yeah.

00:31:19.960 Oh my gosh,

00:31:20.560 we can't have you.

00:31:21.560 So what do they do?

00:31:23.200 They get Kavanaugh.

00:31:24.860 Look at how they reacted

00:31:26.320 to Kavanaugh.

00:31:27.780 Yeah.

00:31:28.060 They're going to react

00:31:28.520 to whoever it is.

00:31:29.260 It doesn't matter.

00:31:30.260 There's no way

00:31:30.700 you're not going to get that fight.

00:31:31.720 It's going to be Kavanaugh.

00:31:32.680 They're going to accuse him

00:31:33.600 of being the original inspiration

00:31:35.280 for Michael Myers.

00:31:36.500 Right.

00:31:36.700 By the end of that.

00:31:37.240 And you know what?

00:31:37.760 And you know what?

00:31:39.280 Has he ever worn the mask?

00:31:40.420 I don't know.

00:31:41.040 They're going to find

00:31:41.780 a picture of it.

00:31:42.720 Think about how extreme they are.

00:31:45.260 They are now fighting

00:31:46.380 for killing a child

00:31:47.880 when a woman goes into labor.

00:31:50.860 Okay?

00:31:51.500 They're that extreme.

00:31:53.660 Who could they possibly

00:31:55.260 accept beside

00:31:57.040 Karl Marx

00:31:59.140 or Jeffrey Dahmer?

00:32:00.520 I mean who could they

00:32:02.180 who would they be okay with?

00:32:04.840 There's no

00:32:05.440 there's not going to be

00:32:06.120 anything but a fight

00:32:07.560 on that.

00:32:08.040 And if it's not

00:32:09.420 a conservative

00:32:10.160 who's president

00:32:11.100 I'm afraid

00:32:12.860 who they'll pick.

00:32:13.880 You know

00:32:13.980 when you're

00:32:14.320 when you're looking

00:32:14.880 at Howard Schultz

00:32:16.120 and they are screaming

00:32:17.760 at Howard Schultz

00:32:18.780 now I don't agree

00:32:19.520 with a Starbucks guy.

00:32:21.680 I don't like

00:32:22.180 the Starbucks guy.

00:32:23.400 Well look what he did

00:32:24.060 with the you know

00:32:24.760 I'm closing it down

00:32:25.680 because well

00:32:26.740 we obviously don't know

00:32:28.400 as white people

00:32:29.180 how to treat

00:32:29.840 you know people of color.

00:32:31.780 Excuse me?

00:32:33.020 It was so insulting.

00:32:34.780 But here's a guy

00:32:36.000 that if he were president

00:32:37.180 you could negotiate with.

00:32:38.900 Why?

00:32:39.820 Because he doesn't

00:32:41.240 hate capitalism

00:32:42.460 and he doesn't

00:32:44.460 hate the Constitution

00:32:45.780 of the United States

00:32:46.880 of America.

00:32:47.640 Now he's pro-choice

00:32:49.500 he's very liberal

00:32:50.660 he's got all kinds

00:32:52.040 of other ideas

00:32:52.900 but he doesn't want

00:32:54.320 to fundamentally

00:32:55.500 transform

00:32:56.560 the United States

00:32:57.600 of America.

00:32:58.740 At least he sees

00:32:59.600 the debt

00:33:00.080 as a big problem.

00:33:01.540 Like there's a couple

00:33:02.160 things you could say

00:33:02.920 all right well

00:33:03.560 that's you know

00:33:04.400 he's right on that.

00:33:05.840 Right.

00:33:06.380 You can't find that

00:33:07.100 with you can't find

00:33:08.060 that with Casio Cortez.

00:33:09.360 There's almost

00:33:09.660 no common ground

00:33:10.500 with the extremists

00:33:11.500 they're running

00:33:11.900 or talking about running.

00:33:13.380 There's no common ground

00:33:14.640 anymore.

00:33:15.640 And think about

00:33:16.360 how much common ground

00:33:17.260 there is with Ted Cruz

00:33:18.280 but they won't accept it.

00:33:19.620 No.

00:33:20.140 There's so much

00:33:20.920 common ground

00:33:21.420 with somebody like Ted Cruz.

00:33:22.980 You could

00:33:23.460 Or Donald Trump.

00:33:24.560 I mean Donald Trump

00:33:25.160 ran on a giant

00:33:26.780 infrastructure bill

00:33:28.620 and they won't

00:33:29.680 even address it

00:33:30.480 because honestly

00:33:31.120 they don't care

00:33:31.720 about infrastructure

00:33:32.360 they care about

00:33:33.120 taking him down.

00:33:34.140 Look at the justice reform

00:33:35.100 the criminal justice

00:33:35.860 reform bill

00:33:36.540 that many of them

00:33:37.500 voted against

00:33:38.200 just because they

00:33:39.160 didn't want to

00:33:39.480 give Trump a win.

00:33:40.260 Yeah.

00:33:41.020 That was right up

00:33:42.400 their alley

00:33:42.920 but they couldn't

00:33:44.320 find themselves

00:33:45.200 their way to vote

00:33:47.020 for it.

00:33:47.800 Van

00:33:48.280 freaking Jones

00:33:50.240 Van Jones

00:33:52.280 is a pariah.

00:33:54.620 Van Jones

00:33:55.540 did the criminal

00:33:57.620 reform bill

00:33:59.440 with Donald Trump

00:34:01.260 and he's like

00:34:01.980 guys this is a giant win.

00:34:04.700 What are you

00:34:05.480 one of them

00:34:06.120 Trump supporters?

00:34:08.020 It's Van Jones!

00:34:10.320 He's a communist!

00:34:11.660 Remember?

00:34:12.560 Yeah.

00:34:13.160 This guy

00:34:14.540 is now

00:34:15.980 too conservative?

00:34:18.660 It's nuts.

00:34:20.200 It's nuts.

00:34:20.980 Now Van Jones'

00:34:21.880 picture is up

00:34:22.440 at the Koch

00:34:23.020 brothers meeting.

00:34:23.940 Do you see that?

00:34:24.540 Seriously.

00:34:25.460 Legitimately he was.

00:34:26.840 No.

00:34:27.260 Because the Koch

00:34:27.880 brothers

00:34:28.080 because he was

00:34:29.160 behind it.

00:34:29.780 Yeah.

00:34:29.940 I mean he funded it.

00:34:31.060 Koch brothers have

00:34:31.140 supported the criminal

00:34:32.200 justice reform thing

00:34:33.040 for a very long time

00:34:34.100 and now

00:34:35.000 Did you imagine

00:34:35.540 the ads?

00:34:36.540 The ads would be

00:34:37.920 because

00:34:39.500 do you know

00:34:41.480 that Donald Trump

00:34:42.420 is in bed

00:34:43.300 with some of the

00:34:43.980 evil people

00:34:44.920 in the world

00:34:45.900 the Koch brothers

00:34:47.180 and Van Jones?

00:34:49.980 Wait what?

00:34:50.980 What?

00:34:51.740 You mean the

00:34:52.840 communist

00:34:53.340 from the Obama

00:34:55.020 administration?

00:34:56.880 How is this?

00:34:58.580 This is wild man.

00:34:59.740 This is insane

00:35:01.040 when they go

00:35:02.520 so far

00:35:03.180 that Van Jones

00:35:04.320 is not

00:35:05.460 looks moderate

00:35:06.820 you're like

00:35:08.080 whoa.

00:35:08.860 Yeah I mean

00:35:09.240 that Howard Schultz

00:35:10.260 doesn't even belong

00:35:11.600 in the party anymore.

00:35:12.720 I mean this guy

00:35:13.120 is a lifelong

00:35:14.080 democrat.

00:35:14.880 He would agree

00:35:15.700 with us

00:35:16.960 on maybe

00:35:18.180 5% of things.

00:35:19.500 Maybe.

00:35:20.700 He says he thinks

00:35:22.100 that the debt

00:35:22.720 is a big problem.

00:35:23.700 That's something

00:35:24.620 you'd understand.

00:35:25.280 He doesn't like

00:35:25.720 Elizabeth Warren's

00:35:26.800 billionaire tax.

00:35:28.280 There's a couple

00:35:28.920 things that you

00:35:29.400 could find

00:35:30.000 where you'd agree

00:35:30.800 with Howard Schultz

00:35:31.400 but generally

00:35:31.860 he's just a

00:35:32.480 he's the democrat

00:35:33.620 that democrats

00:35:34.420 used to be.

00:35:35.720 It wouldn't be one

00:35:36.300 that I would vote for

00:35:37.100 but now he doesn't

00:35:37.800 even have a place

00:35:38.420 in the party.

00:35:39.400 I think he's

00:35:40.280 the democrat

00:35:40.920 that the average

00:35:42.480 democrat still is.

00:35:45.760 They're just

00:35:46.100 not in Washington.

00:35:47.440 They're just

00:35:47.980 not allowed

00:35:49.180 to say it.

00:35:50.440 They're not allowed

00:35:51.060 to embrace it

00:35:52.080 and it's going

00:35:54.020 to be

00:35:54.520 I'm telling you

00:35:55.240 right now

00:35:55.840 this is going

00:35:56.900 to be

00:35:57.480 the exact

00:35:58.660 opposite

00:35:59.360 election

00:36:00.280 where

00:36:01.140 we had

00:36:02.440 looked at

00:36:02.900 Hillary Clinton

00:36:03.460 and said

00:36:03.860 she's the devil

00:36:05.340 okay

00:36:06.320 I remember

00:36:06.840 Alex Jones

00:36:08.140 was like

00:36:08.660 you smell sulfur

00:36:09.700 around her

00:36:10.300 she's the devil

00:36:11.360 all right

00:36:12.100 there are people

00:36:13.200 that believe

00:36:13.940 on the other side

00:36:15.100 that Donald Trump

00:36:16.200 at all costs

00:36:18.040 he must

00:36:19.520 never be president

00:36:20.920 not for another

00:36:22.040 day

00:36:22.440 and they will

00:36:23.220 do anything

00:36:24.160 many of us

00:36:25.640 and we had

00:36:26.580 the evidence

00:36:27.160 we had decades

00:36:28.200 of evidence

00:36:28.920 she is corrupt

00:36:31.020 to the core

00:36:32.160 she's corrupt

00:36:33.080 and it will

00:36:34.300 I mean

00:36:35.240 the republic

00:36:36.260 is doomed

00:36:37.300 with her

00:36:38.560 right

00:36:39.400 so anybody

00:36:41.220 and we

00:36:42.020 when we started

00:36:42.880 looking at

00:36:43.560 just win

00:36:44.780 just stop

00:36:46.460 her

00:36:46.980 that is going

00:36:48.720 to be the mindset

00:36:49.500 of the democratic

00:36:50.400 party

00:36:50.800 just stop

00:36:53.040 him

00:36:53.760 and that's why

00:36:54.360 they would be

00:36:55.440 fine with

00:36:56.040 Schultz running

00:36:56.840 as a democrat

00:36:57.540 like they're half

00:36:58.900 saying he's evil

00:36:59.900 and they don't

00:37:01.220 want him

00:37:01.780 you know

00:37:02.060 he's just a

00:37:02.520 billionaire

00:37:02.760 who's out

00:37:03.120 for himself

00:37:03.640 what a jerk

00:37:04.500 and it's like

00:37:05.480 well but

00:37:05.960 if he ran

00:37:06.420 for a democrat

00:37:07.100 then he can

00:37:07.560 try to flesh

00:37:08.000 that out

00:37:08.240 in the democratic

00:37:08.620 primary

00:37:08.920 well why

00:37:09.260 would you

00:37:09.480 want him

00:37:09.680 to be your

00:37:10.000 candidate

00:37:10.380 if you think

00:37:10.980 he's an

00:37:11.260 evil billionaire

00:37:12.460 jerk

00:37:12.960 that's because

00:37:13.880 they just

00:37:14.380 don't want

00:37:14.940 they're worried

00:37:15.520 about the

00:37:15.780 independence

00:37:16.180 taking

00:37:16.500 right

00:37:17.260 have you heard

00:37:19.840 him interrupted

00:37:20.540 over and over

00:37:21.160 again

00:37:21.540 you're just

00:37:23.060 an evil

00:37:23.620 billionaire

00:37:24.140 and you're

00:37:24.720 gonna make

00:37:25.260 Trump win

00:37:26.320 but join our

00:37:26.940 party

00:37:27.220 and run

00:37:27.540 with us

00:37:27.980 it's just

00:37:30.740 what a world

00:37:31.720 oh man

00:37:32.300 I need an

00:37:32.860 emotional support

00:37:33.800 alligator

00:37:34.280 that's what I need

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00:37:41.760 Pat is there

00:37:42.840 in constant

00:37:44.920 constant

00:37:45.540 crippling pain

00:37:46.560 and you still

00:37:47.380 have to get up

00:37:47.880 and go to work

00:37:48.600 over 50 million

00:37:49.800 people have it

00:37:50.980 so bad that

00:37:51.620 they are missing

00:37:52.420 work due to pain

00:37:53.480 and the average

00:37:54.900 American spends

00:37:55.640 $2,000 a year

00:37:57.160 to combat

00:37:57.700 their pain

00:37:58.300 66% of us

00:38:00.280 believe you're

00:38:01.000 gonna have pain

00:38:01.360 for the rest

00:38:01.720 of your life

00:38:02.100 you don't have

00:38:02.480 to spend money

00:38:03.040 like that though

00:38:03.620 I mean

00:38:04.020 that's a lot

00:38:04.920 of money

00:38:05.220 to be dishing

00:38:05.700 out

00:38:05.940 why wouldn't

00:38:06.400 you try

00:38:06.620 something

00:38:06.820 that's easy

00:38:07.420 that's right

00:38:08.860 there

00:38:09.160 it's 20 bucks

00:38:10.020 to try

00:38:10.480 I mean

00:38:11.380 Relief Factor

00:38:12.040 is a great

00:38:12.600 way to go

00:38:13.100 because you

00:38:13.460 don't have

00:38:13.660 to get into

00:38:14.120 the middle

00:38:14.460 of all the

00:38:15.080 pharmaceuticals

00:38:15.920 you don't have

00:38:16.160 to get in

00:38:16.340 the middle

00:38:16.500 of the ongoing

00:38:17.080 costs that are

00:38:17.900 super high

00:38:18.760 this is easy

00:38:19.880 it's natural

00:38:20.420 and you can

00:38:21.340 try it

00:38:21.720 for almost

00:38:22.280 nothing

00:38:22.540 yeah so you

00:38:23.220 try it

00:38:23.560 you take

00:38:24.000 20 bucks

00:38:24.600 you try it

00:38:25.540 you try it

00:38:25.900 for three weeks

00:38:26.640 if it doesn't

00:38:27.540 work

00:38:27.840 stop taking it

00:38:29.000 this is them

00:38:30.060 don't order

00:38:31.680 we're gonna give

00:38:32.600 you the trial

00:38:33.120 for three weeks

00:38:33.840 if it works

00:38:35.020 you're gonna know

00:38:35.580 within three weeks

00:38:36.440 if it doesn't

00:38:37.300 don't order

00:38:37.960 anymore

00:38:38.440 that's that easy

00:38:40.260 try it

00:38:41.340 get your life

00:38:42.520 back

00:38:42.800 I tried it

00:38:43.700 I stupidly

00:38:45.860 did not do it

00:38:47.080 because

00:38:47.680 I don't know

00:38:48.820 I don't believe

00:38:49.840 in you know

00:38:50.500 natural remedy

00:38:52.060 I don't believe

00:38:52.760 in all that stuff

00:38:53.380 so I stupidly

00:38:54.480 didn't do it

00:38:55.160 we advertised

00:38:55.740 on this network

00:38:56.940 for four years

00:38:58.000 finally got to a point

00:38:59.400 where like

00:38:59.720 I don't care anymore

00:39:00.640 I'll try anything

00:39:01.520 I did

00:39:02.480 and it's working

00:39:03.720 for the last year

00:39:06.000 I got my life back

00:39:07.320 do it

00:39:08.080 try it

00:39:08.840 relieffactor.com

00:39:10.100 that's relieffactor.com

00:39:11.580 or call

00:39:11.860 800-500-8384

00:39:14.240 relieffactor.com

00:39:15.840 let me go to

00:39:17.860 Frank in Florida

00:39:18.960 who's got some

00:39:20.020 alligator news

00:39:20.880 for us

00:39:21.480 go ahead

00:39:22.860 Frank

00:39:23.280 hey good morning

00:39:24.740 it's sunny

00:39:25.620 southwest Florida

00:39:26.640 55 degrees

00:39:28.200 shut up

00:39:28.800 but

00:39:29.120 yeah

00:39:30.160 and I'm not

00:39:31.600 drinking any

00:39:32.160 celery juice

00:39:32.760 shut

00:39:33.700 up

00:39:34.920 so anyway

00:39:36.380 my news is

00:39:37.460 you cannot

00:39:38.660 zigzag

00:39:39.600 and outrun

00:39:40.140 an alligator

00:39:40.740 an alligator

00:39:41.320 runs 35 miles

00:39:42.580 an hour

00:39:43.020 for 100 yards

00:39:43.920 so the question

00:39:45.060 is can you

00:39:45.640 zigzag

00:39:46.100 at 35 miles

00:39:47.060 an hour

00:39:47.420 for 100 yards

00:39:48.420 no but I try

00:39:49.640 I would try

00:39:51.220 you can't

00:39:52.000 I mean

00:39:52.200 alligators

00:39:52.740 this guy

00:39:53.340 who says

00:39:53.920 he has

00:39:54.220 an emotional

00:39:54.960 support alligator

00:39:55.980 that he feeds

00:39:57.160 chicken

00:39:57.680 and lives

00:39:58.700 in his house

00:39:59.880 is insane

00:40:01.300 the guy's

00:40:02.680 gonna get

00:40:02.980 eaten

00:40:03.240 yeah the only

00:40:04.840 way to do that

00:40:05.600 he has to have

00:40:06.540 electrical tape

00:40:08.040 the mouth shut

00:40:08.880 every time

00:40:09.380 he goes out

00:40:10.060 you know

00:40:11.840 for protection

00:40:12.360 of other

00:40:12.800 people

00:40:13.180 but down

00:40:14.200 here

00:40:14.540 if you get

00:40:15.180 caught

00:40:15.560 feeding an

00:40:16.280 alligator

00:40:16.780 it's a

00:40:17.820 $500 fine

00:40:18.740 and the

00:40:19.020 alligator

00:40:19.400 is put down

00:40:19.960 immediately

00:40:20.520 because the

00:40:21.480 alligator

00:40:21.900 associates

00:40:22.540 people with

00:40:23.340 food

00:40:23.800 yep

00:40:24.340 so they're

00:40:24.720 not

00:40:24.960 then they

00:40:25.540 don't become

00:40:25.980 afraid of

00:40:26.580 that's how

00:40:27.300 children

00:40:27.900 little children

00:40:28.940 go missing

00:40:29.720 in Florida

00:40:30.600 because some

00:40:32.280 neighbor has

00:40:33.180 fed the

00:40:34.100 alligators

00:40:35.060 chicken

00:40:35.580 and they

00:40:36.420 see a little

00:40:37.440 bag of

00:40:38.980 meat

00:40:39.560 and it's

00:40:40.780 a child

00:40:41.380 don't feed

00:40:42.480 an alligator

00:40:43.080 and the

00:40:43.500 guy in

00:40:44.160 Pennsylvania

00:40:44.920 I'm counting

00:40:46.040 the days

00:40:46.440 till you're

00:40:46.800 eaten

00:40:47.060 homeowners

00:40:49.280 want to talk

00:40:49.980 to you

00:40:50.160 here

00:40:50.440 there is

00:40:51.780 a data

00:40:52.220 breach

00:40:52.540 just exposed

00:40:53.240 24 million

00:40:54.060 Americans

00:40:54.560 to home

00:40:56.300 title fraud

00:40:57.060 home title

00:40:58.420 fraud

00:40:58.760 look I

00:40:59.600 just want

00:41:00.200 to say

00:41:00.360 this

00:41:00.640 there are

00:41:02.180 things that

00:41:02.720 we advertise

00:41:03.360 for on this

00:41:04.100 show that

00:41:04.600 I don't

00:41:05.540 use but I

00:41:06.440 have checked

00:41:07.200 the product

00:41:07.640 out and

00:41:08.160 everything else

00:41:08.700 and I

00:41:08.920 believe in

00:41:09.280 but this

00:41:10.940 one is

00:41:11.560 one that

00:41:12.120 I joined

00:41:12.900 Stu joined

00:41:13.880 Pat joined

00:41:14.740 before we

00:41:16.300 were doing

00:41:16.800 commercials

00:41:17.320 because I

00:41:18.640 don't remember

00:41:18.940 who first

00:41:19.420 heard about

00:41:19.840 it but we

00:41:20.620 went around

00:41:21.260 and we're

00:41:21.640 like we

00:41:22.020 gotta talk

00:41:22.640 to these

00:41:22.960 home title

00:41:23.380 lock people

00:41:23.880 because this

00:41:24.300 is crazy

00:41:24.960 it is so

00:41:25.980 easy to

00:41:26.820 steal your

00:41:27.480 home your

00:41:28.240 title then

00:41:29.260 take a loan

00:41:30.140 out against

00:41:31.080 that home

00:41:32.180 that you

00:41:32.680 own or

00:41:33.180 think you

00:41:33.580 own and

00:41:34.340 then you

00:41:34.620 lose

00:41:34.880 everything

00:41:35.440 we have

00:41:36.800 this and

00:41:37.500 I highly

00:41:38.160 recommend you

00:41:38.780 have this

00:41:39.280 even more

00:41:40.720 important is

00:41:41.840 if you

00:41:42.200 have a

00:41:43.400 family or

00:41:44.240 your mom

00:41:44.680 and dad

00:41:45.060 are still

00:41:45.400 alive and

00:41:45.820 they own

00:41:46.200 their home

00:41:46.460 and it's

00:41:46.680 paid for

00:41:47.160 they are

00:41:47.900 super

00:41:48.680 targeted

00:41:49.200 so please

00:41:50.600 get home

00:41:51.380 title lock

00:41:52.100 go to

00:41:52.420 home title

00:41:52.980 lock dot com

00:41:53.840 home title

00:41:54.740 lock dot com

00:41:55.500 you're gonna

00:41:55.720 get a free

00:41:56.100 title scan

00:41:56.780 and report

00:41:57.280 that's a

00:41:57.840 hundred dollar

00:41:58.280 value free

00:41:59.100 with just

00:41:59.640 signing up

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00:42:03.360 do it now

00:42:04.220 all right

00:42:05.040 the show

00:42:05.700 begins in

00:42:06.380 about 15

00:42:07.300 seconds we

00:42:07.980 have a

00:42:08.260 great great

00:42:09.640 segment with

00:42:11.180 selena zito she

00:42:12.200 is the author of

00:42:13.300 the great

00:42:13.840 revolt and

00:42:15.620 she's a

00:42:16.240 journalist you

00:42:17.060 can trust she's

00:42:17.780 got a great

00:42:18.380 story

00:42:18.860 the fusion of

00:42:22.440 entertainment and

00:42:23.540 enlightenment this

00:42:24.820 is the glenbeck

00:42:25.960 program it's 25

00:42:27.660 below in in

00:42:29.300 uh minnesota

00:42:30.520 it's it's like

00:42:32.400 40 below in

00:42:34.420 chicago i think

00:42:37.320 i saw it was

00:42:37.880 12 or or

00:42:39.600 14 below in in

00:42:41.100 in louisville

00:42:42.360 kentucky

00:42:43.120 okay all right

00:42:46.620 i want to find

00:42:47.940 the listener who

00:42:49.180 is in the coldest

00:42:50.420 spot in the

00:42:51.440 audience who

00:42:52.660 has the lowest

00:42:53.760 temperature come

00:42:54.980 on bring it on

00:42:55.820 bring it on

00:42:56.580 because we're

00:42:57.200 sitting here

00:42:57.840 today

00:42:58.440 just freezing

00:43:00.760 to death at

00:43:01.780 like 45 degrees

00:43:02.860 and it's crazy

00:43:04.280 in texas tell

00:43:06.020 us the lowest

00:43:07.120 temperature that

00:43:08.000 you are sitting

00:43:08.620 in right now

00:43:09.480 and what life

00:43:10.140 is like call

00:43:11.660 us 888-727-BECK

00:43:13.760 but we're going

00:43:15.100 to start the

00:43:15.740 show with

00:43:16.380 selena zito

00:43:17.420 selena just

00:43:18.480 wrote a great

00:43:19.640 article trump

00:43:21.020 and ocasio

00:43:21.720 cortez use the

00:43:23.600 same tricks to

00:43:24.700 win at politics

00:43:26.000 why is the left

00:43:27.500 so upset

00:43:28.240 at donald trump

00:43:29.380 selena

00:43:31.040 in one minute

00:43:32.300 this is the

00:43:36.100 glennbeck program

00:43:37.120 i am really so

00:43:38.860 excited i think

00:43:39.580 i think we're

00:43:40.280 going to see

00:43:40.560 maybe if rave

00:43:41.320 will come in

00:43:41.960 um and uh

00:43:44.000 and we'll open

00:43:44.940 the 23 and me

00:43:45.800 thing on the air

00:43:46.960 he's he's an

00:43:48.080 adopted uh

00:43:49.460 adopted son

00:43:50.280 and uh

00:43:51.180 we want to know

00:43:52.540 his health stuff

00:43:53.640 but we also want

00:43:54.440 to know his

00:43:55.220 genealogy

00:43:56.000 we are you

00:43:56.820 know where

00:43:57.420 he's where

00:43:57.800 is he from

00:43:58.260 where is he

00:43:59.200 really from

00:43:59.680 we know that

00:44:00.700 his mother

00:44:01.380 has roots in

00:44:02.360 scotland but

00:44:03.720 that's all we

00:44:04.700 know uh and

00:44:06.320 i'm really really

00:44:08.280 looking forward to

00:44:09.540 opening it up i'm a

00:44:10.580 little nervous too

00:44:11.500 and you know

00:44:12.520 what if it says

00:44:13.660 like russian spy

00:44:14.740 right he could

00:44:16.140 be russian spy

00:44:17.260 what if he was

00:44:18.540 responsible for

00:44:19.620 donald trump

00:44:20.320 winning the

00:44:21.060 election oh my

00:44:21.720 gosh without any

00:44:22.760 of us including

00:44:23.460 him knowing

00:44:24.200 it this will

00:44:24.700 be on cnn

00:44:25.160 in five minutes

00:44:25.860 oh my gosh

00:44:27.520 collusion it

00:44:28.640 just comes back

00:44:29.340 and just says

00:44:29.880 collusion all

00:44:31.440 right 23 and

00:44:32.380 me they're more

00:44:33.120 than just ancestry

00:44:34.080 they will also

00:44:35.080 tell you about

00:44:35.560 your health i'm

00:44:36.760 really looking

00:44:37.500 forward to getting

00:44:38.160 that part 129

00:44:39.900 or 25 different

00:44:40.940 things uh that

00:44:42.100 are personalized

00:44:42.740 insights on your

00:44:44.420 health uh and

00:44:46.100 that's really kind

00:44:46.980 of some catastrophic

00:44:47.700 stuff and also

00:44:48.680 just your sleeping

00:44:49.660 habits and things

00:44:51.000 that you can do

00:44:51.640 that will actually

00:44:52.400 help you um 23

00:44:54.400 and me get a

00:44:55.160 dna kit it is

00:44:56.380 secure i talk to

00:44:57.400 them at length

00:44:58.060 about the security

00:44:59.140 of it and i trust

00:45:00.600 them that it is

00:45:01.380 secure and they've

00:45:01.960 already fought uh

00:45:03.100 court battles uh

00:45:04.640 and subpoenas

00:45:05.400 trying the government

00:45:06.140 trying to get some

00:45:07.240 uh genetic stuff

00:45:08.340 they've won all the

00:45:09.800 court battles 23

00:45:11.320 and me you're

00:45:12.040 secure with 23

00:45:13.280 and me dot com

00:45:14.800 slash back go

00:45:15.700 there now get

00:45:16.960 your dna find

00:45:18.040 out your ancestry

00:45:18.940 find out the

00:45:19.780 personal insights

00:45:20.600 that can help

00:45:21.340 you live a

00:45:22.560 better longer

00:45:23.580 life 23 and

00:45:25.280 me dot com

00:45:26.240 slash back

00:45:27.040 23 and me dot

00:45:28.160 com slash back

00:45:29.580 so the article

00:45:40.720 starts they're

00:45:41.980 both brash

00:45:42.780 outer borough

00:45:43.700 new yorkers each

00:45:44.760 with their own

00:45:45.260 notorious nickname

00:45:46.380 she's aoc and

00:45:48.100 he's the donald

00:45:49.240 both shocked

00:45:50.280 their parties by

00:45:51.080 coming out of

00:45:51.620 nowhere to win

00:45:52.660 their elections

00:45:53.380 defeating members

00:45:54.440 of the establishment

00:45:55.340 despite being

00:45:56.200 greatly outspent and

00:45:58.380 both have broken

00:45:59.160 the rules of dc

00:46:00.260 politics in

00:46:01.200 strikingly similar

00:46:02.420 ways using social

00:46:04.060 media to push

00:46:04.780 policy and usher

00:46:06.040 in previously

00:46:07.380 uninspired voters

00:46:09.020 welcome selena

00:46:10.600 zito uh a a

00:46:12.940 real journalist and

00:46:14.400 one who really

00:46:15.240 looks for the truth

00:46:16.600 and then balances

00:46:17.500 it with common

00:46:18.120 sense as well to

00:46:19.200 tell the story

00:46:19.980 selena um what

00:46:22.460 what is the point

00:46:23.360 what is the point

00:46:24.620 of your article

00:46:25.380 other than the

00:46:26.260 fact that they

00:46:27.780 both are cut

00:46:29.740 from the same

00:46:30.580 cloth in their

00:46:31.540 approach not their

00:46:32.340 policies but their

00:46:33.900 their approach

00:46:34.800 well first of all

00:46:36.980 thanks for having

00:46:37.700 me on sure um

00:46:38.820 so i think the

00:46:41.240 larger point which

00:46:42.320 i still think some

00:46:43.140 people don't get

00:46:44.140 is that they

00:46:45.380 speak to and

00:46:47.500 or speak for

00:46:49.380 segments of

00:46:50.740 society that

00:46:51.840 have felt as

00:46:52.900 though they

00:46:53.780 are not they

00:46:55.100 haven't um been

00:46:56.980 brought in as

00:46:58.320 part of you

00:47:00.060 know um fulfilling

00:47:01.740 or living the

00:47:02.660 american dream

00:47:03.420 they they they

00:47:04.860 they speak to

00:47:06.160 people who

00:47:07.260 oftentimes the

00:47:08.860 establishments of

00:47:09.780 both parties either

00:47:11.140 take for granted

00:47:12.060 um use their

00:47:13.600 vote um and

00:47:15.280 or you know

00:47:16.280 it'll leave them

00:47:17.280 behind so take

00:47:18.300 republicans for

00:47:19.320 example uh

00:47:20.700 republicans were

00:47:21.540 more than happy

00:47:22.900 to get independent

00:47:24.200 and democratic

00:47:25.100 voters or voters

00:47:26.160 that didn't vote a

00:47:27.120 lot to be swept

00:47:29.020 up in the tea

00:47:29.800 party movement in

00:47:30.780 2010 to help

00:47:32.740 them usher in

00:47:33.900 majorities not

00:47:35.220 only in the

00:47:35.860 house uh but

00:47:37.180 also down ballot

00:47:38.460 and in governor's

00:47:39.380 offices uh they

00:47:40.820 they they kept

00:47:41.740 they were more

00:47:42.480 than happy and

00:47:43.160 welcome to uh

00:47:44.620 or happy to

00:47:45.740 welcome them in

00:47:46.360 in 2014 when

00:47:47.440 they took the

00:47:47.900 senate and won

00:47:48.640 even more

00:47:49.620 republican seats

00:47:50.960 but you know

00:47:52.380 they didn't really

00:47:53.700 want them when

00:47:54.840 it came to the

00:47:55.480 presidential uh

00:47:56.620 election because

00:47:57.880 they did not

00:47:59.580 understand that

00:48:01.560 they these voters

00:48:03.320 were going to

00:48:04.560 reject the

00:48:05.260 establishment

00:48:05.900 because the

00:48:06.800 establishment

00:48:07.420 hadn't listened

00:48:08.440 to them for at

00:48:09.900 least two

00:48:10.440 generations

00:48:11.060 and the

00:48:12.040 same goes

00:48:12.660 with democrats

00:48:13.560 democrats are

00:48:14.760 taught democratic

00:48:15.660 voters especially

00:48:16.780 in particular

00:48:17.540 young millennial

00:48:19.220 voters and

00:48:20.180 minority voters

00:48:21.100 don't feel as

00:48:22.620 though the

00:48:22.980 democratic

00:48:23.560 establishment has

00:48:24.860 their back in

00:48:25.840 fact they think

00:48:26.520 that they're

00:48:26.900 corrupt look

00:48:28.280 at the way that

00:48:29.320 bernie sanders

00:48:30.400 was treated by

00:48:31.440 the dnc

00:48:32.460 they believe

00:48:34.100 those things

00:48:35.020 are unfair

00:48:36.200 and weighted

00:48:37.040 towards the

00:48:38.440 establishment

00:48:39.180 and away from

00:48:40.420 their voices

00:48:41.140 you may not

00:48:42.220 agree with

00:48:43.060 trump voters

00:48:43.760 you may not

00:48:44.420 agree with

00:48:45.200 aoc's voters

00:48:46.680 but they have

00:48:47.980 a point

00:48:48.920 so selena

00:48:51.520 i think what's

00:48:53.120 happening with

00:48:54.000 the democrats is

00:48:54.760 absolutely fascinating

00:48:56.200 uh first of all

00:48:57.660 when you look

00:48:58.440 at the

00:48:59.400 the average

00:49:00.760 democrat

00:49:01.320 the average

00:49:02.560 democrat

00:49:03.060 is saying

00:49:03.840 the democrats

00:49:04.660 are moving

00:49:05.060 too far left

00:49:06.120 and they're

00:49:06.500 going crazy

00:49:07.440 where i think

00:49:08.640 the average

00:49:09.360 democrat

00:49:09.840 would look

00:49:10.560 at a guy

00:49:10.940 like howard

00:49:11.620 schultz

00:49:12.100 if it if

00:49:13.380 he wasn't

00:49:13.840 a if he

00:49:14.620 wasn't a

00:49:15.120 looked at

00:49:15.940 as a party

00:49:16.900 spoiler

00:49:17.560 and the

00:49:18.540 average democrat

00:49:19.400 would probably

00:49:20.320 go for him

00:49:21.580 um where

00:49:23.120 they're not

00:49:24.160 into this

00:49:24.960 socialist thing

00:49:25.800 however

00:49:26.400 the other

00:49:27.900 part that

00:49:28.460 they're not

00:49:28.800 haven't listened

00:49:29.460 to and betrayed

00:49:30.280 is this

00:49:31.360 socialist

00:49:32.200 who since

00:49:33.360 woodrow wilson

00:49:34.300 has been told

00:49:35.600 no we're just

00:49:36.280 progressing to

00:49:37.140 the socialist

00:49:37.720 utopia

00:49:38.360 that's what

00:49:39.540 happened in

00:49:40.340 france that

00:49:41.200 led to the

00:49:41.880 book the

00:49:42.360 coming insurrection

00:49:43.300 the communist

00:49:44.640 and the

00:49:45.160 socialist said

00:49:46.000 i've had

00:49:46.400 enough

00:49:46.820 you keep

00:49:47.780 telling us

00:49:48.460 you don't

00:49:48.920 believe in

00:49:49.420 this system

00:49:50.000 but you're

00:49:50.800 never going

00:49:51.420 to take us

00:49:51.980 over the

00:49:52.340 finish line

00:49:52.980 and it's

00:49:53.940 time

00:49:54.460 so who

00:49:55.640 in the

00:49:55.960 end

00:49:56.260 do the

00:49:56.500 democrats

00:49:56.980 have

00:49:57.540 you know

00:50:00.020 it's going

00:50:00.500 to be

00:50:00.780 here's

00:50:01.180 really

00:50:01.440 what's

00:50:01.940 really

00:50:02.520 difficult

00:50:02.980 first of

00:50:03.540 all i

00:50:04.020 thought the

00:50:04.560 reaction by

00:50:05.400 democrats to

00:50:06.220 howard schultz

00:50:06.980 running was

00:50:08.140 ridiculous

00:50:09.700 they literally

00:50:11.460 lost their

00:50:12.400 minds

00:50:13.060 when he

00:50:14.240 decided that

00:50:15.120 he's going

00:50:15.700 to run

00:50:16.360 as a

00:50:16.820 centrist

00:50:17.460 what does

00:50:18.220 that tell

00:50:18.700 you it

00:50:19.400 tells you

00:50:19.840 that they

00:50:20.220 know their

00:50:20.740 party is

00:50:21.380 too far

00:50:21.840 left

00:50:22.160 they know

00:50:22.940 they can't

00:50:23.700 appeal to

00:50:25.000 the squishy

00:50:25.780 middle which

00:50:26.640 by the way

00:50:27.540 a large

00:50:28.480 segment of

00:50:29.120 the society

00:50:29.900 is in the

00:50:30.680 squishy middle

00:50:31.320 they look at

00:50:32.160 politics as a

00:50:33.000 buffet and

00:50:34.040 they like

00:50:34.360 this this

00:50:34.900 this and

00:50:35.520 in this

00:50:36.280 person but

00:50:37.140 they don't

00:50:37.480 like that

00:50:37.920 that that

00:50:38.520 that's why

00:50:39.040 we have

00:50:39.400 big wave

00:50:40.000 election cycles

00:50:40.900 in our

00:50:41.240 midterms

00:50:41.860 because we

00:50:42.780 keep sending

00:50:43.360 a message

00:50:43.860 with who

00:50:44.220 we vote

00:50:44.620 for and

00:50:45.300 washington

00:50:45.760 keeps

00:50:46.600 misreading

00:50:47.160 it and

00:50:47.560 thinking we

00:50:48.040 like them

00:50:48.580 again

00:50:48.960 but wait

00:50:50.980 but so

00:50:51.700 so but

00:50:52.520 wait a

00:50:52.840 minute

00:50:52.980 you are

00:50:57.260 still looking

00:50:58.000 at howard

00:50:58.840 howard

00:50:59.580 schultz and

00:51:00.080 you say

00:51:00.420 that it

00:51:00.880 it was

00:51:01.960 shocking to

00:51:02.760 you but

00:51:03.160 they're looking

00:51:03.920 at schultz

00:51:05.500 as a

00:51:06.500 spoiler and

00:51:07.480 they are

00:51:08.100 taking the

00:51:08.640 position that

00:51:10.060 so many

00:51:10.820 people took

00:51:11.420 look if

00:51:11.720 somebody would

00:51:12.180 have run

00:51:12.580 third party

00:51:13.320 if casick

00:51:13.980 or or

00:51:14.820 or cruz or

00:51:15.640 anybody would

00:51:16.500 have run

00:51:17.040 third party

00:51:18.020 that person

00:51:19.280 would have

00:51:19.660 been done

00:51:20.400 in politics

00:51:21.340 forever

00:51:22.520 because it

00:51:24.100 was anyone

00:51:24.860 but hillary

00:51:25.860 and we

00:51:26.920 have to

00:51:27.520 defeat hillary

00:51:28.660 that's the

00:51:29.680 mindset i

00:51:30.660 think going

00:51:31.260 into 2020

00:51:32.160 with the

00:51:32.780 democrats

00:51:33.260 anyone but

00:51:34.640 trump

00:51:35.080 yeah

00:51:36.440 absolutely

00:51:37.300 they're

00:51:38.040 terrified

00:51:38.540 of of

00:51:39.580 of a

00:51:39.980 third party

00:51:40.480 candidate

00:51:40.940 because

00:51:41.500 it it

00:51:42.860 could you

00:51:43.800 know definitely

00:51:44.660 have a huge

00:51:45.540 impact on

00:51:46.340 who their

00:51:47.500 um who

00:51:48.340 their nominee

00:51:48.900 is so what

00:51:49.740 does that tell

00:51:50.200 you glenn it

00:51:50.980 tells me

00:51:51.940 that they

00:51:52.860 are they

00:51:53.600 they are

00:51:54.280 afraid of

00:51:55.200 their the

00:51:56.020 direction that

00:51:56.680 their own

00:51:57.140 party is

00:51:57.760 going they

00:51:58.640 understand it's

00:52:00.160 too far left

00:52:01.160 yet they can't

00:52:02.580 stop it

00:52:03.920 why because

00:52:05.680 the activists

00:52:07.500 on either side

00:52:09.000 of the party

00:52:09.600 tend to

00:52:10.880 push through

00:52:12.200 the furthest

00:52:13.460 to the left

00:52:14.120 or right in a

00:52:15.020 primary situation

00:52:16.580 and that's what

00:52:18.160 they're facing

00:52:19.080 most as the

00:52:20.180 most sort

00:52:20.980 of boisterous

00:52:21.840 and noisy

00:52:22.500 people in

00:52:23.140 the party

00:52:23.680 and the

00:52:24.340 ones that

00:52:24.660 are most

00:52:25.180 invested in

00:52:26.660 politics are

00:52:28.000 the ones to

00:52:28.740 the furthest

00:52:29.440 left they

00:52:30.420 understand i

00:52:31.240 mean had

00:52:32.240 there not

00:52:32.800 been that

00:52:33.940 sort of

00:52:34.480 force field

00:52:35.400 of the

00:52:36.320 superdelegates

00:52:37.340 um for the

00:52:38.300 democrats

00:52:38.940 bernie sanders

00:52:40.080 in all likelihood

00:52:40.860 would have

00:52:41.840 been the

00:52:42.260 nominee

00:52:42.660 so so so

00:52:45.200 how are they

00:52:45.800 going to get

00:52:46.380 through i mean

00:52:47.400 i'd love to

00:52:48.580 hear your

00:52:48.960 opinion then we

00:52:49.560 got to get

00:52:49.840 back to

00:52:50.140 ocasio-cortez

00:52:50.960 and her

00:52:51.340 traits that

00:52:52.020 are similar

00:52:52.680 to trump

00:52:53.100 um but um

00:52:54.900 right now

00:52:55.900 you have

00:52:56.340 virginia uh

00:52:58.080 rhode island

00:52:59.040 vermont and

00:53:00.400 new york pushing

00:53:01.440 through everything

00:53:03.860 but partial

00:53:05.060 birth abortion

00:53:05.880 and the only

00:53:06.740 reason why they

00:53:07.340 don't include

00:53:08.280 that is because

00:53:09.120 we have a ban

00:53:10.160 on it so

00:53:10.760 the minute the

00:53:11.960 woman is

00:53:12.480 dilated and

00:53:13.360 they say push

00:53:14.360 at any time

00:53:15.740 she can say

00:53:16.480 kill the baby

00:53:17.280 i don't want

00:53:17.760 this baby and

00:53:18.760 they will it's

00:53:20.340 so unbelievably

00:53:22.040 extreme why are

00:53:24.900 they pushing that

00:53:25.800 through why are

00:53:27.260 they going this

00:53:28.120 far if you say

00:53:29.060 uh you know

00:53:30.340 they they know

00:53:31.480 they're too

00:53:31.880 extreme why are

00:53:33.280 they doing that

00:53:34.040 then because

00:53:35.540 they live within

00:53:36.400 it's it's what i

00:53:37.920 outlined outlined

00:53:39.040 in the book they

00:53:40.320 live within these

00:53:41.500 super zip codes

00:53:42.920 and they all

00:53:43.940 think alike and

00:53:44.920 they're so sort

00:53:46.460 of outside the

00:53:48.400 mainstream mainstream

00:53:50.840 democratic position

00:53:53.600 on abortion if

00:53:55.200 you look at the

00:53:55.860 statistics um in

00:53:58.160 particular among

00:53:59.300 young people young

00:54:00.580 people have become

00:54:01.520 more pro-life

00:54:02.840 over time and

00:54:04.320 it hasn't and it's

00:54:05.460 not all about um

00:54:07.480 religion it's also

00:54:08.840 all about science

00:54:09.960 science has changed

00:54:11.660 and artificial

00:54:12.640 intelligence has

00:54:13.660 changed an abundant

00:54:15.120 amount of things in

00:54:16.220 our life including

00:54:17.360 our how we view

00:54:19.160 abortion you can see

00:54:21.120 what your baby looks

00:54:22.500 like and see a

00:54:23.360 heartbeat at much

00:54:25.100 faster speed than you

00:54:27.180 could five years ago

00:54:28.140 ten years ago you

00:54:29.420 know there's life in

00:54:30.640 you and and these

00:54:32.020 in these young people

00:54:33.140 see that they see

00:54:34.660 that through um when

00:54:36.060 they're in school

00:54:36.660 when they're taught

00:54:37.240 about things in

00:54:38.100 their science classes

00:54:39.180 but they also see

00:54:40.120 that in their

00:54:40.540 personal lives when

00:54:41.300 they make personal

00:54:41.920 decisions i i for

00:54:44.200 30 years ago i said

00:54:46.160 if there was a

00:54:47.320 window to a womb

00:54:48.920 that was natural

00:54:50.620 abortion would stop

00:54:52.660 because you would

00:54:53.620 see it as a baby

00:54:55.160 it's our eyes that

00:54:56.860 are allowing us to

00:54:58.880 uh live in this

00:55:00.300 life and live this

00:55:01.460 lie and as

00:55:02.220 technology gets

00:55:03.040 better will recognize

00:55:04.440 a child earlier and

00:55:05.800 earlier and that is

00:55:07.680 what's happening to

00:55:08.620 the millennials right

00:55:09.720 now absolutely the

00:55:11.640 millennials and gen z

00:55:12.920 are much more pro-life

00:55:15.600 than gen x and the

00:55:17.500 boomers were okay so

00:55:18.720 let me go back to

00:55:19.460 let me go back to

00:55:20.600 ocasio-cortez and

00:55:21.920 the the things that

00:55:23.040 she is doing right

00:55:24.080 now that you say she

00:55:25.780 has in common with

00:55:26.980 donald trump and the

00:55:28.420 left doesn't seem to

00:55:29.220 have a problem with it

00:55:30.320 uh with her but they

00:55:31.460 do with donald trump

00:55:33.240 explain that when you

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00:57:07.720 so the old crypt keepers in

00:57:25.400 washington dc they don't like

00:57:28.180 donald trump because he

00:57:30.160 short circuits the system the

00:57:32.180 crypt keepers in the media

00:57:34.240 don't like it because he goes

00:57:35.940 around them but ocasio-cortez is

00:57:38.780 doing exactly the same thing and

00:57:42.520 that's what your article is

00:57:43.580 pointing out tell me about it

00:57:45.400 absolutely so she does i mean

00:57:48.880 just think about the two days

00:57:50.880 after she was uh she won her

00:57:53.080 election in november she went

00:57:55.060 and attended a protest uh in

00:57:58.960 nancy pelosi's office and walked

00:58:01.880 around and high-fived everyone in

00:58:03.680 the office i mean that's she knew

00:58:06.180 that that pelosi was going to be the

00:58:07.620 next speaker of the house but yet she

00:58:09.980 was very defiant in in in projecting

00:58:13.820 to um to her voters plus people who

00:58:17.620 you know believe in her cause that she

00:58:20.300 was going to buck the system and she

00:58:23.480 has done it in the same way that

00:58:25.220 trump has she uh she goes against her

00:58:28.540 party multitudes of times she says

00:58:32.260 outrageous things and when twitter she

00:58:34.700 flirts uh with the truth much in the

00:58:37.880 same way that that that trump does and

00:58:40.800 is unapologetic for all of them but most

00:58:44.720 importantly she gives voice to people

00:58:47.400 who feel that they don't have a voice

00:58:49.800 i would argue um that that that is the

00:58:53.860 problem that the democrats have and they

00:58:56.540 have these two sort of completely

00:58:59.300 different forces within their party

00:59:01.260 you have the more centrist democrats

00:59:03.360 who want things to be a little more

00:59:06.500 normal uh to have a party that's a

00:59:08.780 little more stable and then you have

00:59:10.840 the people to the left who embrace uh

00:59:13.580 many aspects of socialism and who um

00:59:17.020 uh you know are very strongly identify

00:59:19.960 with social justice causes who are

00:59:22.300 pushing back against them and saying your

00:59:24.340 time has gone we don't really explore

00:59:27.520 that division because they aren't the

00:59:29.860 party in power but it is as bad and or

00:59:33.360 worse than the republicans division

00:59:35.600 leading up to 2016 so this is why i

00:59:39.140 thought the election last year if we

00:59:42.580 hadn't created this nightmare scenario

00:59:45.280 where we're at each other's throats and

00:59:47.060 we could have a logical conversation the

00:59:49.780 conversation the election last year i

00:59:51.680 thought should have been uh between

00:59:54.100 bernie sanders and ted cruz or somebody

00:59:57.220 like ted cruz because that's where i think

00:59:59.840 the people are we are at this choice we're

01:00:02.500 going to drop capitalism and and and and go

01:00:06.660 for social justice or we're going to stick

01:00:09.760 to the constitution and we're going to

01:00:11.700 clean capitalism up and everyone has to

01:00:14.720 live under the same laws that's that's

01:00:17.300 really where we are but that's not where

01:00:20.400 either party is so who wins in the end

01:00:24.200 who are are the nancy pelosis and chuck

01:00:27.460 schumer going to win or the ocasio-cortez

01:00:29.660 kamala harris people well that's sort of the

01:00:33.440 great question uh it's look the the

01:00:36.540 kamala harris hopefully i'm saying that

01:00:38.480 right and uh aoc are the noisiest of of of

01:00:44.540 the two sides um but you know so that means

01:00:48.300 they get the most attention does that project

01:00:52.000 them into a win it's hard to tell uh and i

01:00:55.960 think even a lot of voters if you go back and

01:01:00.260 when you look at the election in 2018 and you

01:01:02.880 look at a lot of those suburban districts you

01:01:05.500 saw a lot you saw a lot of these races were

01:01:07.960 at like one percent right there were a lot of

01:01:11.060 suburban republican voters who went to the

01:01:13.560 democrat side because they ran moderates and

01:01:15.960 they didn't feel comfortable in the republican

01:01:17.660 party but they don't belong over the in the

01:01:20.340 democratic party and they're they're they

01:01:22.280 sort of they're up for grabs and and i think

01:01:25.380 that that conflict that you talk about the

01:01:28.360 cruz sanders conflict is what is going to either

01:01:31.480 split them to one side or the other and and i

01:01:34.680 don't know what happens to the nancy pelosi's and

01:01:38.140 chuck schumers going forward because i think the

01:01:41.160 tenants of the party have become too far left

01:01:44.740 all right the um i was just talking to john miller

01:01:48.060 who is our white house correspondent um and he was

01:01:50.920 saying that when he's in the press room the press does

01:01:53.880 not like jim acosta they might agree with him they

01:01:56.900 don't like donald trump but they are sick of him

01:01:58.880 because they know he's a showboater and and

01:02:01.180 everything else um and i've heard rumblings that

01:02:03.800 the same is being said now about ocasio cortez

01:02:06.800 that um there's a lot of people who are like all

01:02:10.580 right calm down slow down is she is there a chance

01:02:14.520 she wears out her welcome

01:02:15.580 well that's that's the big question right she

01:02:19.940 honestly i've never seen a young person or a member

01:02:23.280 of congress congress come in and create the attention

01:02:27.060 and disruption that she has in my career covering

01:02:29.880 covering politics when you go to washington

01:02:32.700 you're one of 435 right you're not supposed to be the

01:02:38.800 center of attention unless you're in leadership no matter

01:02:41.760 what party it is but this is a new world glenn

01:02:45.420 and it's hard to uh to to sort of predict what happens to her

01:02:52.780 i think that if the democrats are too heavy-handed

01:02:55.620 and and backbench her then they're going to face a sort of

01:03:00.680 insurrection within their own party in the same way that that that's sort of

01:03:05.900 how the republicans try to do to treat um ted cruz

01:03:10.480 yeah at the end of the day ted cruz prevailed uh selena is considered a

01:03:15.900 statesman within the party selena thank you so much selena zito uh you can

01:03:20.620 follow her at selena zito um on twitter she's just a fantastic

01:03:25.440 journalist and writer thank you so much for

01:03:27.160 being uh on the program you know uh it's it's it's funny that you're one of

01:03:32.960 435 and you're not supposed to stand out well that was the problem with

01:03:37.060 davy crockett davy crockett went he was one

01:03:41.320 you know of many in congress and uh he stood out and that's why he

01:03:47.040 eventually said you can all go to hell i'm going to texas

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01:05:05.300 with texas is closed okay you missed your opportunity to move here

01:05:11.300 if you're thinking about moving here from india from illinois or uh from

01:05:15.780 california it's closed and you wouldn't believe how horrible it is

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01:05:33.980 anyway uh janice is in indiana janice welcome to the program

01:05:39.960 hi glenn hi stew it's good to talk to you good to talk to you

01:05:44.080 uh how cold is it at your house today

01:05:46.500 uh the temperature is about negative 17 negative 18

01:05:51.760 and the wind chill is between negative 49 and negative 51

01:05:55.960 oh my gosh that is so that's frostbite in 10 minutes if you're outside

01:06:00.960 with that wind chill so is it or so are like school operating you guys

01:06:07.260 any what are you doing my kids have what's called e-learning days

01:06:12.160 so they have their laptops they're logged in through wi-fi and i'm sitting on the

01:06:17.500 couch right now with my 12 year old cole and he is working on one of his his

01:06:23.200 engineering class on his laptop wow he's been facetiming his friends and

01:06:29.260 they're working together on a project and they're doing it from the couch

01:06:32.260 wow it sounds like almost like homeschooling and school choice is

01:06:37.500 happening there but it's not it's definitely not it's public school

01:06:40.020 we have an amazing school system every student has a laptop if we cancel

01:06:46.180 school the kids just log on to their laptops email their teachers if they

01:06:49.980 need something and they load they upload the classes and the kids

01:06:53.260 sit at home and do their work wow that's pretty cool

01:06:55.860 yeah i mean that's you know more and more of that is coming i know i know

01:06:58.660 i mean we just get rid of the building but anyway janice thank you so much

01:07:02.040 negative 17 let's go to milwaukee rob in wisconsin

01:07:05.900 uh i heard in green bay it is 40 below zero

01:07:11.740 where are you you're in milwaukee yeah i'm in downtown milwaukee right now and

01:07:17.860 uh right now our air temperature is negative 21

01:07:21.620 um i i live a little bit west of the city and when i

01:07:26.060 uh left for work this morning around 7 30 uh air temperature was negative 24 and

01:07:32.000 we have that same kind of uh negative 48 to negative 50 type

01:07:38.720 wind chills and uh news was telling us that

01:07:41.380 we're actually looking at frostbite potentially within about

01:07:44.640 four minutes with those wind chills you know but i don't think i'd believe them

01:07:48.540 unless one of them went out into the wind and stood there and said

01:07:53.220 this is how cold it really is watch my skin turn black

01:07:58.000 i wonder why they're not doing that uh rob frauds

01:08:02.020 they've gone to hurricanes yeah you know they cannot do that with frostbite

01:08:05.100 come on watch as my fingers turn to ice and fall off that's the weather man

01:08:10.040 we're looking for i want to committed a journalist out there oh my gosh

01:08:13.180 willing to lose a couple appendages

01:08:14.540 for the story dale in minnesota

01:08:18.020 how cold is it in minnesota 27 below glennon same as green bay there

01:08:24.860 we're about 50 years 55 below zero my buddy's 200 miles north of me he's 61

01:08:31.240 below oh my gosh oh my gosh okay so you how long have you lived in minnesota

01:08:36.740 oh god forbid all my life oh my gosh so you know there every year i threaten

01:08:42.480 myself and like a fool i never leave dude dale dale their substance thing is

01:08:47.500 car get in it and drive south anyway you've lived in minnesota where it's

01:08:52.420 always cold have you ever experienced anything like

01:08:55.280 this uh yeah i remember it you know i remember

01:08:59.960 stuff like this when i was a kid i think actually as

01:09:03.140 i grew up there a little bit i think the weather's gotten better up there

01:09:07.160 once in a while you get a cold spurt but you know also go and i got the heater

01:09:12.460 going on underneath the house trying to thaw the pipes out too

01:09:15.920 jeez crazy well remember too thanks man thanks for listening last year uh the

01:09:21.420 philadelphia eagles won the super bowl and they are still champions for several

01:09:25.320 more days so i'm celebrating every minute of it yes yes but i mean that was in

01:09:29.500 minnesota can you imagine the super bowl right now is going on

01:09:32.960 with the temperatures minus you know 30 no i can't imagine it because there are a

01:09:37.620 bunch of millionaires who are going to make millions of dollars

01:09:40.040 but i can't imagine paying to go sit in the stands well remember this is an

01:09:45.280 indoor stadium so the stadium itself would have been fine i don't think about

01:09:48.980 like you have to get there there are you know

01:09:51.720 hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent

01:09:55.520 on you know these events and all this crazy

01:09:58.220 stuff that goes on and none of the people going are prepared for it i mean it's one

01:10:01.800 thing if you've lived in minnesota your whole life at least you have a sense of

01:10:04.660 what something like this could be like some guy coming in from miami beach for

01:10:08.620 the super bowl can you imagine there'd be dead there'd be dead millionaires all

01:10:11.700 over the streets

01:10:12.300 ocasio cortez's dream and elizabeth warren celebrates let's go to rob also in

01:10:22.020 wisconsin where in wisconsin what's your temperature

01:10:24.320 hello rob okay let's go to angie in virginia this can't be the right temperature virginia

01:10:33.600 is negative how much angie virginia minnesota oh okay all right okay

01:10:40.020 virginia minnesota how cold it's negative 34 without the windchill with the windchill i think

01:10:47.860 it's negative 54 when's the last time you went outside a few minutes ago to start my car and it

01:10:56.020 started it did it was plugged in yeah wow that's amazing that's amazing why are you going out

01:11:03.000 anywhere are you nuts yes we have a doctor appointment why is somebody dying no but there

01:11:10.940 will be more soon if you get yeah yeah i mean you know unless it's a root canal that i have to have

01:11:17.620 because it's worse or i'm having a heart attack i think honey no one's leaving to go to the doctor

01:11:22.800 no unless it's a psychiatrist for asking us to all get into the car and go to the doctor

01:11:27.540 angie thanks thanks for your call kevin in michigan

01:11:32.380 hey glenn good morning stew how are you good i'm actually in pontiac illinois which is about 100

01:11:40.380 miles south of chicago okay and we are at negative 24 with the actual temperature and negative 51

01:11:46.940 with the windchill and it's supposed to be down to negative 60 with the windchill tonight

01:11:50.400 oh my gosh that is insane they're looking through the windows which aren't actually windows anymore

01:11:57.200 they're sheets of ice are you i i mean i i can't imagine what that feels like i mean are you tempted

01:12:07.800 at all just to go outside and go like wow that's i mean does it feel negative 51 and what does that

01:12:14.880 feel like it just feels absolutely cold it hurts to breathe uh the only thing i would go outside for

01:12:20.020 is maybe to load up my truck and move to texas right now yeah texas is closed sorry yeah that's

01:12:25.220 totally visitors yeah nobody not taking anybody else no sorry all right man not even two

01:12:30.940 thank thank you kevin let me go to uh last call glenn in minnesota then i have a question a weather

01:12:36.600 question serious one go ahead glenn yes glenn uh we have a serious indicator of cold up here thief

01:12:43.180 river falls minnesota air temp 38 below windchill expected tonight minus 72 oh my gosh and they have

01:12:50.880 closed the arctic cat snowmobile plant wow wow wow do you are you having snow with this

01:13:01.220 no no although i did hear some uh some kids college kids over in grand forks north dakota were throwing

01:13:07.500 hot water out the window and it was turning to snow before it hit the ground unbelievable yeah i mean

01:13:12.900 that the north thank you so much cold i was checking around a little bit earlier today and it looks

01:13:16.740 looked like north dakota had the coldest temperatures that's why you moved to south dakota

01:13:20.860 yeah beautiful south dakota where it's like only like minus 30 yeah only minus 30 i mean it's crazy

01:13:26.580 uh crazy okay honest question yes i don't know why this is like this and i think it's humidity

01:13:33.000 don't know okay you know when you're in in new york city and it's 20 degrees you are not going

01:13:40.800 outside without bundling up right okay now let's say there's not uh there's not uh a wind

01:13:49.300 okay okay and it's 20 degrees okay and it's 20 degrees in the east it's freezing cold and you're

01:13:55.060 just not going anywhere in idaho where i have a ranch it can be 15 degrees no wind 15 degrees and

01:14:05.340 sunny and i can walk out and t-shirt and i could go out and work or something and i'll take off i'll take

01:14:13.080 off my jacket i'll take off my my shirt because it is hot until you move into the shade the minute

01:14:22.000 there's a wind or you move into the shade you're like it's 15 degrees out it's crazy why because

01:14:31.000 it's not like that in other places is it the humidity i i would assume so right like because

01:14:36.920 they're in the same thing with dry heat right it's not as bad as the uh when you have the humidity

01:14:41.800 you can go to gas but when we went to phoenix one time and did a show there and it was you know

01:14:47.300 107 degrees outside or whatever it was during the summer and you walk out and it was hot but it was

01:14:52.940 not it was not unbearable at all i don't think it was 107 when you were there you were there with

01:14:57.840 me yeah i don't think it was 107 because i i've i lived in phoenix no no no i lived in phoenix

01:15:03.040 i'm sorry but 107 or 110 it's still hot that's like hot no it burns your skin when you go outside

01:15:12.060 it's hot it's like standing phoenix in the summer is like opening up your your oven yeah got it on

01:15:20.160 450 degrees open the oven and stand about a foot or two away from that door that's what it feels like

01:15:27.880 in summer in phoenix it's hot i don't know i'll take that though if that experience over when we

01:15:34.200 visited i think it was was it uh charleston yeah charleston and it was in the summer and it was

01:15:41.440 like 90 it was like 90 yeah but it was 100 humidity it was the it was brutal it was five seconds outside

01:15:47.380 constant sweat hated it yeah hate it i'll take the dry heat i will take the dry heat but there is a

01:15:53.400 point to where you know a dry heat in your oven it's still going to cook you no it's true right

01:16:01.080 i mean it gets to a point and it's about 100 to 110 i think you know 100 degrees in phoenix 95 degrees

01:16:08.380 in phoenix not a problem not a problem is that the reason because the the the snow when it snows up

01:16:14.400 there it's it's almost impossible to make a snowman sometimes uh you know it's like sand almost you can

01:16:20.720 pick it up it just won't form a snowball or it's just so dry it's real powder yeah i would assume

01:16:27.080 that's it um can i bring up one other thing too on this yeah uh something we should probably notice

01:16:31.440 i was listening to news reports this morning and and this huge i mean it's brutal i mean you've heard

01:16:36.040 these temperatures minus 40 minus 50 degrees uh and it had so far taken four lives they said

01:16:41.620 i think two of the people who had died had crashed into snow plows who were driving down the road trying

01:16:47.280 to to do that one person was i think found frozen in his garage oh my gosh terrible i mean and it's

01:16:53.600 got the numbers going to go way up from four right like this is this is really really bad still

01:16:57.600 but think about capitalism think about what has happened if this would have happened a hundred years

01:17:03.340 ago you would have lost 30 000 people to something like this easy easy you know this would have been

01:17:09.320 impossible to navigate i mean you just the idea that you have uh homes that are warm there are

01:17:16.600 places that they've opened up for shelters for those who need it who can go and and just get

01:17:20.420 heat the entire time people are have adapted to be able to as we heard from the callers you plug in

01:17:25.180 your car you keep the car warm it's able they're able to go to doctor's appointments in the middle of

01:17:28.380 this this was basically guaranteed death not that long ago and because of capitalism what you'll find

01:17:34.500 here is there will be devastation from something like this but it'll be so minimized and at the time

01:17:39.700 that we are hearing that first of all this cold snap is a result of global warming and they want to

01:17:45.300 take away all these innovations they want to go away from capitalism they want to go away from

01:17:49.300 all of these things that have protected people this is a terrible a terrible maneuver so i will tell

01:17:55.700 you i have an old cabin that we're restoring uh and it is it's next to the house that we built on in

01:18:02.860 our on our branch that cabin was built in 1880 that's the coldest damn place you could possibly ever

01:18:10.940 imagine when it's 30 degrees you go into that cabin and i don't know how people did it except

01:18:16.600 they had to have fires burning all the time it is freezing i built my house to be green so we have

01:18:24.440 solar panels and everything else have to be really energy efficient so at one point my house was the

01:18:30.540 only house or the first house that actually had this copper sheathing it's like plastic almost but it's

01:18:37.580 really thin copper sheathing all the way across on the outside of the frame and then all the insulation

01:18:42.340 it can be zero or 10 below we've had it i think at 10 below for two weeks without electricity because

01:18:49.800 something happened to the solar power with one fireplace it never got out of 65 degrees inside

01:18:55.580 it's crazy how technology and capitalism now inexpensively can actually make it so you don't

01:19:05.680 have to worry about the outdoor elements at all even if you don't have power that's what we're missing

01:19:12.720 when we talk about hey we gotta go to socialism no you don't want to go to socialism capitalism saves

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01:22:50.020 there's a lot of things that we need to talk about and there's a lot of ways to talk about them

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01:23:04.140 did the president win or the president lose did did chuck schumer do the right thing nancy pelosi

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01:25:19.340 mexico is going to be a full-on crisis because they're already in crisis themselves and you're

01:25:39.540 not hearing anybody report on this now what do we learn about the president the new president of

01:25:47.140 mexico nobody's really talking about this either what do we know about the president of mexico newly

01:25:51.920 elected and he's basically a socialist right yeah he is a little like maduro where he was uh you know

01:25:58.720 he's just a common people he he didn't want to take you know he takes the bus remember maduro was a

01:26:04.520 bus driver he takes the bus he he's he's one with the people he's just like you and he doesn't want

01:26:10.680 all the trappings of the office and everything else because he's a socialist okay and this isn't part of

01:26:16.980 you know the reaction right they the you think of the mexican side of this whole you know border wall

01:26:22.580 thing you know they you know they're all depressed president was dealing with donald trump and having

01:26:27.340 conversations with him about these things were never friendly but they were at least talking

01:26:30.660 and so the the mexican people were like well we don't you know we don't like that guy we don't

01:26:35.660 like what he says about our country so they elected the crazy socialists and they're feeling the side of

01:26:39.900 that pendulum which is now swinging towards venezuela yes which they're you know it's you talk about

01:26:44.440 cutting off your nose to spite your face that's what they're doing and you really want to talk about

01:26:48.040 venezuela as well in this because there's only a few countries that are supporting now maduro there has

01:26:54.600 been a legal challenge to the presidency and the the the new president that everyone in the west

01:27:02.420 south america i think for exception of cuba and bolivia uh the southern hemisphere is is with

01:27:11.680 the new president england spain italy germany everybody in the west is also for uh the new challenger

01:27:22.680 to maduro and they recognize him as the president it's countries like turkey china i think iran russia

01:27:33.340 cuba and mexico that say we back maduro and that is i mean we talk of we there's been so much talk

01:27:44.360 about mexico in a negative sense but really i mean we've used they are been a trading partner of ours

01:27:51.800 there's a lot of problems we have between the countries but like it was one of the things we

01:27:54.640 brought up a lot during the oil crisis when people will be like well we have to get out of oil out of

01:27:59.060 x y and z well actually a lot of our oil come you know a lot of our resources come right from canada

01:28:03.440 and mexico the mass majority of that stuff comes uh from nearby that is turning though i mean mexico is

01:28:10.660 turning into instead of a country that we have some problems with but generally speaking have had good

01:28:16.040 relations with this this country goes socialist can you imagine a socialist country across that

01:28:21.840 border what that's going to mean for the border i mean you don't think you need the wall now imagine

01:28:25.480 if that turns into venezuela what you're going to need i don't really need to help help you imagine

01:28:29.340 too much let me give you the story first one question and then i'll give you the story stew

01:28:33.560 what was the first thing that venezuela remember venezuela had a higher uh rate of of wealth and

01:28:43.240 uh living standards than most european countries i think they were switzerland fourth in the world

01:28:51.180 in the world us it was switzerland there was one other one i think ahead of them right and that was

01:28:55.780 in the 90s that's incredible right you think about that right then chavez comes in and what was the

01:29:01.480 first thing he did nationalized oil yeah okay that's where they were getting their money they

01:29:10.600 nationalized oil because it was too corrupt too corrupt too corrupt okay here's the story wake up

01:29:16.560 america mexico is battling an enormous problem with its oil pipelines oil thieves in mexico have been

01:29:26.780 drilling holes in mexico's extensive network of oil and gas pipelines across the country to steal fuel

01:29:34.440 and sell it on the black market state-owned oil company pemex found more than 1200 sorry 12 500

01:29:45.400 illegal holes in the pipeline last year 12 000 holes in the pipeline it's not really a pipeline at that

01:29:54.980 point no no it's a it's a sprinkler it's you know uh 12 000 holes you would think that they might put a

01:30:02.200 fence or a wall around all stonework land there and they're immoral you're right the oil thieves some

01:30:08.580 of them went as far as building a two mile long pipe or straw from the hole they drilled okay you are

01:30:19.000 really not paying attention if somebody can build a two mile long pipe from your pipeline i like the

01:30:25.080 straw analogy because that i mean they they're trying to ban all over the straws at a restaurant yes there

01:30:30.300 we go that's the band straws innovative two mile straws um selling oil on the secondary market market

01:30:36.120 has been highly lucrative as a business in mexico and some farmers take up jobs as lookouts for thieves

01:30:43.300 then they can earn five times more than they can you know tending their fields in mexico it's also

01:30:48.980 incredibly dangerous more than 80 people recently died in a pipeline explosion north of mexico city while

01:30:55.360 they were trying to siphon off oil and gas so mexico's new socialist president has decided he's

01:31:02.820 going to change the way things are in to corrupt to corrupt and he is ordered now nobody's going to

01:31:11.340 steal oil from this pipeline because he's ordered it to be shut down oh well that's true that no one

01:31:19.720 would if there's no oil going through it then who would steal from it problem solved and he said we

01:31:25.480 can just go back to the way it was before we had the pipeline with trucks we'll ship everything on

01:31:32.380 trucks and trains well there's a couple of problems with that uh one why did you do the pipeline in the

01:31:41.340 first time well because it's cheaper in fact by shipping it via trucks it is 14 times more expensive

01:31:53.820 plus it takes weeks longer to arrive at the stations the result well there's gas gas shortages but it's

01:32:04.360 going to be okay everybody because he's got it under control now the gas shortages are so bad

01:32:09.700 across the entire country including the biggest city of mexico city in guadalajara more than a thousand

01:32:16.360 gas stations have been closed many still open have limited purchases of gas at five gallons per customer

01:32:25.740 the lines to get the gas in mexico where there is gas can reach up to a mile long people now are

01:32:35.920 hoarding gasoline and reselling the gasoline on the black market so he has taken one black market and shut it

01:32:46.580 down and that black market was not creating gas lines and shortages he shut that one down to create

01:32:55.000 another black market but his original step to fix it has now caused gas shortages now there are millions of

01:33:04.220 people around mexico that have no access to gas they cannot go to work they can't drive to see their

01:33:11.480 families and they can't uh go about their lives as they did just a few days ago it's beginning to look

01:33:19.800 a lot like venezuela everywhere you look it's a beautiful song thank you i wrote that just i just wrote

01:33:28.040 that now um this is venezuela's story venezuela now with hyperinflation the average monthly wage

01:33:41.400 for the country that in the late 90s i think 99 chavez took over it had one of the highest rates of of uh of

01:33:51.560 living standards in the world top five living standards in the world their now monthly average

01:33:59.980 monthly wage is 32 a month they're running out of food they're running out of water they don't have

01:34:08.420 medicine they don't have toilet paper and here's the key what else is happening besides the riots in the

01:34:16.220 streets now what else is happening and mass in venezuela

01:34:21.420 parties no okay i just guessed i didn't know people pouring over the border to get out to go

01:34:36.760 somewhere where there is a standard of living that includes people who are living

01:34:42.900 so what do you think is going to happen in mexico as mexico goes down this road of socialism

01:34:54.180 and starts off exactly the way that hugo chavez did now you have gas shortages gas shortages mean

01:35:02.720 you can't go to work you can't afford anything else you've got to go somewhere where it's not

01:35:08.380 happening there is going to be in the next three years there is going to be a massive surge on our

01:35:15.780 border mark my words if mexico goes socialist truly socialist and they continue down this road

01:35:25.900 now is now being set by their president and they go down the road of venezuela we are going to have

01:35:33.060 a massive immigration problem on our borders and i mark my words if this happens you will hear it

01:35:41.560 in your lifetime you will have people coming over our southern border saying you stole our land and

01:35:50.060 they will kill our farmers they will kill our our ranchers they will kill people who are on quote

01:35:56.780 their land it will happen so what do we learn from this well uh we should probably be talking about

01:36:06.340 things that are really important and not who's winning and who's losing on the border but how

01:36:10.220 america will lose if we don't take care of our border right now the other thing you know it's like when

01:36:17.260 you read about people who are so stupid and you're like how do they miss this right now i'm telling you

01:36:23.620 a story about venezuela and now mexico going down the same road and you have to at least have thought

01:36:30.160 or at least it you know it's when i say it you go yeah right how can the people of mexico be this stupid

01:36:35.800 they're seeing it happen in venezuela yeah well let's not be so high and mighty how can we be this stupid

01:36:44.800 we're doing exactly the same thing yesterday i told you a story um i told you a story about our

01:36:58.120 monetary system that uh here it is uh that you should you should pay attention to uh asia russia

01:37:06.520 publicly have swapped reserve dollars for gold these countries are getting out of u.s

01:37:14.720 dollars why are they doing it also central europeans hungary and poland are also accumulating

01:37:22.720 the gold reserves uh they know which way the wind is is blowing you have all kinds of things that are

01:37:30.680 putting pressure now on our u.s dollar when our dollar gets to a point to where the world splits

01:37:37.800 and half of the countries are in axis powers and they say you know what we're dumping the dollar

01:37:44.480 as our exchange rate anything that is valued in a dollar is going to go through the floor

01:37:50.420 and we're going to be swimming in dollars when that happens what does the world do china russia

01:37:58.400 iran even uh turkey all of these countries that are against us are dumping the dollar and they're

01:38:08.260 already going into gold other countries that are smart like switzerland are come are also buying up

01:38:15.980 more gold it is our weak spot we don't have gold reserves anymore or at least they're really sketchy

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01:39:06.240 so uh i was thinking about this as you were talking about mexico going down this passive

01:39:23.760 path of socialism and it's the same thing that happened in venezuela where you start

01:39:26.960 with these sort of you know high aspirations this utopia can be there that's what's promised

01:39:32.500 and then when you get there and the process goes on there's new problems that pop up

01:39:36.800 and these problems are always blamed on someone else and they come up with some little replacement

01:39:41.260 way like they're putting it now the oil is on trucks and when that happens they'll come up with

01:39:44.480 saying that that's too corrupt and now we need to nationalize it and it goes down this road until

01:39:48.280 you get to complete collapse which you're seeing in venezuela uh socialism is essentially

01:39:53.440 the fire festival these the documentaries that came out so right it's exactly the same thing

01:39:59.200 they started out they sent all these supermodels down to el island in the bahamas amazing and they

01:40:03.660 gave you this 30 second unbelievable promo that looked like the greatest event of all time it's

01:40:08.840 all freaking supermodels and they're riding jet skis and and they're eating you know glorious uh gourmet

01:40:14.140 food and this is going to be fantastic so all these people get excited about it they all jump on board

01:40:19.000 it's the thing that everyone's talking about and in that process behind the scenes they're coming up

01:40:24.580 with huge problems they're trying to fix them they're redirecting everything they can't figure

01:40:28.540 out a way to solve these problems and they keep pushing it down the line until the people show up

01:40:32.360 and it's desolate and a complete destruction because they do what socialists do and that is they come

01:40:39.100 up with an idea that's utopian it's great but they haven't thought of the infrastructure they

01:40:44.960 haven't thought how many planes can we even land on this island in a short period of time you don't

01:40:52.160 have the infrastructure to do that how about the bathroom facilities yes you can go and go to the

01:40:58.720 bathroom right now and it's fine but if you have 40 000 people here do we even have bathroom facilities

01:41:06.480 how about electricity so they didn't think of any of those things they were just promising this utopia

01:41:12.580 thinking we can pull it off don't worry we'll pull it off figure it out all the way to the end to where

01:41:20.600 people were still coming in they were they were on their way and everyone had said this is going to be

01:41:27.800 a disaster and they were still telling themselves no we're going to be like woodstock that was a mess too

01:41:34.440 but we're going to do it this time it's different yeah no it's true i mean listen to what

01:41:40.320 alexandria ocasio cortez says when they say how are you going to pay for all this we'll find a way

01:41:45.640 that's the same thing that happened with the fire festival they kept saying well we'll find a way

01:41:50.540 yeah there's these problems and this problems but again we'll get through this we'll find a way we

01:41:54.420 can do it yeah we're looking for people they've fired people over and over and over again because all

01:41:59.560 the way along the people were saying no i'm an expert in this it can't be done you have to cancel

01:42:06.540 this and they fired and they said we're looking for people who do not just bring complaints yeah

01:42:12.700 figure out how to do it and they're like we can't figure out you're fired and it's funny we're gonna

01:42:18.080 do it these documentaries have been used in some ways as a critique on capitalism because all these

01:42:23.040 millennials were throwing all their money around and these guys were all greedy and they kept doing

01:42:26.360 that it's really the story of every socialist nation on earth it starts with that utopian promise

01:42:31.720 it degrades over time and it ends in complete collapse that is the story of every one of them

01:42:36.500 and it's the same story with the fire festival they ran it like a socialist country you're right

01:42:40.240 they took out people all the economists who said uh you know the socialized uh this and that won't

01:42:46.000 work they just ignore and find new economists who say that their plans will work and that's exactly

01:42:50.940 what the fire festival did as well they kept bringing people new people in they started trying to

01:42:54.860 have to work 24 hours a day to try to get these things done look at the people who did the five-year

01:42:58.940 plan over in china now he came up with a five-year plan the first economist stood up and said it's

01:43:04.880 not going to work they were executed then they went through it and i don't know how many millions

01:43:09.860 of people died the first year new economists came in and said okay we just want to let you know

01:43:15.160 x number a million people have died this year they were executed nobody said anything on year

01:43:20.800 three or year four but going into year five said the same thing now millions have died it doesn't work

01:43:31.440 wow this is how we should stop it and we can change it they were executed it will work it doesn't

01:43:39.180 the math has to be done and i'm sorry but math is not racist math is universal it's universal

01:43:50.100 and the math must work when you say let's just truck it in and everything will be fine it'll stop

01:43:57.460 corruption somebody would have should have said it's 14 times more expensive this will cause gas

01:44:03.880 shortages and a new black market will pop up but i guarantee somebody did say it they weren't listened

01:44:10.860 to because this time it's different we don't want to hear about problems we want solutions

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01:45:22.020 media meltdown special on blaze tv last night lots more of this stuff coming now's the time i'd get on

01:45:27.020 blaze tv.com slash beck promo code is beck project raven is the name of something that was going on

01:45:39.680 that you have no idea i'm going to tell you all about it tomorrow but i want to give you just a

01:45:45.540 quick tease of this um several of the um intelligence analysts from the nsa left in 2014 and laurie stroud

01:45:55.180 was one of them and she went to work along with some other uh co-workers uh in the arab world and

01:46:02.020 they started working from the united states government leaving and going to work for the

01:46:07.760 uae government an arab uh country and she joined something called project raven and it was a

01:46:14.700 clandestine team that had about a dozen former u.s operatives and and and spies if you will working

01:46:21.560 for the nsa and they went to the uae to engage in surveillance of other governments militants and

01:46:30.360 human rights activists critical of the monarchy now i don't know about you but as an american citizen i

01:46:37.420 immediately think i might be on the wrong side here if i am if i am going against people who are against

01:46:45.820 the monarchy and are human rights advocates but they went along with it anyway so they were working

01:46:54.060 out of this mansion uh known as the villa uh out of abu dhabi and they had um everything they needed

01:47:03.640 everything they needed in you know for the nsa the uae got for them and they were in this villa and

01:47:10.580 they were um for three years hacking in and uh and following people and tagging people that were a

01:47:19.380 danger to the monarchy and you know gee what happened to them i don't know let's not think

01:47:23.260 about it too much they crossed a line at some point when the uae came to them and said hey we need you

01:47:29.340 to start spying on some americans for us and that's when they realized at least laurie did she said

01:47:35.140 uh i believe i'm officially a bad kind of spy now i don't know why it was spying on americans that

01:47:43.840 you know made the choice but this is this is going on i'll give you the end of the story tomorrow but i

01:47:49.280 also want to tell you that this is what's happening with google and china they are officially as a company

01:47:55.220 going over and they are helping round up people who might be catholic but they're too catholic they're

01:48:02.120 not a communist catholic they might be muslim they might just be a free market person might be a mom

01:48:07.860 or dad but google will help find them what's the difference between these guys from the nsa and the

01:48:14.020 people in google and will google stop when they say hey we need to monitor some of these fringe people

01:48:22.300 in america that you know are just going on and on about the constitution will google label you an

01:48:29.100 extremist and will they be fine monitoring you or will they be like laurie and suddenly say no

01:48:34.800 last night we only touched on this just a little bit on this coming collusion between the old media

01:48:43.840 the new media on the left and tech with government but it's coming and i'm afraid our voices are going to

01:48:52.420 be snuffed out if we don't all come together and last night we came together you know all of the

01:48:59.760 talent that we could uh fly in and you know didn't have other shows and commitments we flew them in last

01:49:05.000 night there was what 20 of us here last night eric bowling uh hosted it i was uh i was you know uh there

01:49:12.120 the whole time uh and it was it was interesting to watch especially when bill o'reilly uh came on

01:49:21.420 yeah we have a clip of that actually uh yeah this is from last night's special media meltdown on blaze

01:49:26.340 tv listen it's important that people who watch this program and go to billoreilly.com and listen to

01:49:32.180 beck on the radio and go to the blaze that they know it's no longer about media bias all right it's

01:49:38.100 about money because the big corporations disney comcast controls nbc cbs want to make money all

01:49:45.720 right and they know they can target a liberal crew that hates trump for a consistent audience and that's

01:49:52.680 what they're doing so bill can i not seeking the truth can i that's number one and number two the new

01:49:58.600 york times and the washington post the only two newspapers of note left in america have banded

01:50:06.480 together and said we want progressive socialism we want and we're going to validate it so the

01:50:13.860 combination is way beyond any bias that bernie goldberg wrote about way back when or that we

01:50:21.000 experienced all three of us in our television careers it's way beyond that now and people need

01:50:27.500 to know it he was he was very clarifying last night about the media and how we've got to stop talking

01:50:33.920 about media bias because we sound like idiots talking about media bias it this is now all about

01:50:40.380 money all about money and they just don't care and they will they will steamroll anyone because they

01:50:49.660 know if they fall into bed with the right people they'll be able to control the system milk the system

01:50:56.060 and eventually be the system the bias is still there it's just it's now just an ingredient instead of

01:51:03.340 its motivating factor which is different yes also had ali and lauren on last night um which is it was

01:51:08.800 you know you had i mean this is one of the things i think i really like about the place tv overall is

01:51:12.620 that you kind of have you have young and old you have you know kind of libertarian to conservative you

01:51:17.800 have that whole spectrum and all a bunch of different viewpoints uh both ali and lauren are

01:51:21.780 millennials uh who are talking about conservative things which is i know shocking to hear in the media

01:51:25.900 you don't you don't hear much of it on any of the main networks including fox uh but they were

01:51:30.460 talking about uh the media landscape and what it looks like today what is the process for a young

01:51:35.680 person conservative or or liberal doesn't matter to make an impact in me or old person well i so i kept

01:51:42.000 my day job until i came and i worked at the blaze but in my off time i just started to write blog posts

01:51:48.740 at the conservative millennial blog.com and i would do videos on my phone that i would maybe edit on my

01:51:53.740 computer if i could figure that out and then i would post them i did that for a long time not getting

01:51:57.860 any views or any followers whatsoever but after a while people just started paying attention it

01:52:03.180 really is amazing the kind of audience that you can build i already don't know if that might be

01:52:07.920 shifting a little bit i feel like we kind of came in and a little bit of a sweet spot um but it is

01:52:13.240 totally possible to use the equipment that you have as long as you are listenable you are saying

01:52:17.700 something that people want and need to hear monetize that lauren well i mean to monetize it and to make it

01:52:22.920 out a career you do need to not only have a message you also i think having some good business sense

01:52:27.140 help but helps but i think for a lot of people it's not necessarily having to make this into a

01:52:31.680 career it's about wanting to be heard because i've been on so many smaller channels or part-time

01:52:36.220 podcasters or whatever which is you know how we both started off who they don't necessarily want to

01:52:40.500 make a lot of money doing this or make a name for themselves they just want to get their message

01:52:43.960 out there that is um it was an interesting conversation because we talked about what the truth is about the

01:52:50.820 media the corporations the new media tech companies uh then we talked about how millennials uh are so

01:52:59.140 important and how different they are and how they reach a completely different audience and then on top

01:53:04.520 of it uh we talked a little bit about the audience and what we need to do to help the audience and it

01:53:11.420 starts by listening to you and how you can train yourself and it's going to lead to another special that

01:53:18.900 uh i'm producing uh probably maybe i don't even want to say when but it's it's coming and it's going

01:53:24.960 to be really in depth on the on the media and our responsibility as citizens got a lot of feedback on

01:53:33.380 it um ellie wrote glenn uh great show tonight really refreshing uh somebody else the best tv i've ever

01:53:41.120 watched or watch can we have a fair election without voter fraud no um let's see joni

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01:57:12.120 i love this police have asked criminals not to commit crimes because it's too cold

01:57:26.360 also russia proposes easing laws on corruption saying sometimes corruption is just unavoidable

01:57:31.820 we'll give you those stories tomorrow uh but let's uh let's uh take the show here for a couple of

01:57:37.280 minutes into the crazy zone of uh socialism here in america uh let's go to uh kamala harris

01:57:45.840 who is is crystal clear on uh her health care stance well she was on monday and then she kind

01:57:55.740 of reversed herself and i want to really kind of examine that here for a second here she is i believe

01:58:00.000 it will totally eliminate private insurance um so for people out there who like their insurance

01:58:05.360 what they don't get to keep it well listen the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care

01:58:11.280 and you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company having them give

01:58:16.700 you approval going through the paperwork all of the delay that may require who of us has not had that

01:58:21.880 situation where you got to wait for approval and the doctor says well i don't know if your insurance

01:58:26.100 company is going to cover this let's eliminate all of that let's move on yeah let's move on yeah

01:58:31.800 remember remember glenbeck is a conspiracy theorist because he said it's right there it's not a trojan

01:58:38.880 horse it's just right there this is a a step to single-payer health care as was admitted by the

01:58:47.040 tides foundation when obamacare was introduced yeah that's right that wasn't me saying that that was

01:58:51.440 them saying that the architects of obamacare saying this is just the step in between this we know this

01:58:59.720 won't work and so we'll have to force everybody out of their private health care now remember this

01:59:05.860 all started with the promise that it's going to be cheaper just doing obamacare is going to be

01:59:11.020 cheaper going to save everybody two thousand dollars it didn't it's cost everybody an arm and a leg

01:59:17.040 and is your service getting better is anything getting better no it's getting worse that's why

01:59:22.200 everybody's panic so what are they going to do they're now going to say single-payer system that's the

01:59:27.860 way we need to go and this is kind of a new step as far as democrats go because they've been saying

01:59:32.220 medicare for all and the implication there is that if you don't have health insurance if you're unhappy

01:59:38.720 with your health insurance you can opt into a publicly available medicare option without being

01:59:44.920 the age of medicare so you can get into it if you want to get into it now notice the slight

01:59:51.260 multi-trillion dollar shift here which is now everybody is under medicare it's legitimately

01:59:58.320 medicare forced on all for everyone in the country this is something that would cost trillions and

02:00:04.300 trillions and trillions of dollars and you would lose access to your health care you'd have to go

02:00:09.080 through the government to get it now that's what she said but then some democrats said hey hey hey

02:00:13.280 that's a little crazy we don't know if we want to say that and so she has revised this

02:00:17.620 and what she is revised to is oh well no i mean maybe i'm willing to talk about it and i mean

02:00:24.120 maybe we can negotiate so some people can keep their health care oh oh okay so maybe some people

02:00:32.160 so you're willing to go to almost all socialist to socialist wow that's a wide range of negotiation

02:00:41.420 there i'll move i'm willing to negotiate with the trojan horse uh or i'm just willing to just go

02:00:47.740 all socialist i mean lenin and stalin would have had an interesting negotiation i'm sure over many

02:00:52.660 topics right i'm sure that would have been fascinating although i guess she's giving us a

02:00:56.300 little bit more than maxine waters is giving us she's got a theory on the trump administration

02:01:00.320 which is fascinating uh and she has a lot behind it a lot of evidence listen i believe and i don't

02:01:06.840 have the proof but i believe that manafort uh was sent to the campaign uh to be there to ensure

02:01:14.400 that they get trump elected in every way that they possibly could and this is in exchange for

02:01:20.560 him lifting the sanctions i believe so she's so she's got it was a russian spy spy spy sent by putin

02:01:29.480 to ensure which again her evidence is none uh that's only you're only going by her word that

02:01:37.380 she has no proof of it other than that who knows how much she has she doesn't even have an anonymous

02:01:42.000 source no we've gone from anonymous sources to i have zero evidence i just want to say paul manafort

02:01:49.560 he's a russian spy but you were making a lot of wild claims glad i wanted people to remember that well i

02:01:54.320 was a conspiracy theorist because i did say van jones uh in the obama administration did claim to be a

02:02:00.620 communist i just wanted to know if he was still a communist and did they know his communist past

02:02:05.800 but i was i was ridiculed for asking those kinds of questions with the breadcrumb that leads you to

02:02:13.700 that statement maxine's got none of it she just wants you to know paul manafort's a russian spy

02:02:18.680 you're listening to glenn beck

02:02:22.780 you

The Glenn Beck Program - January 30, 2019

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