The Glenn Beck Program - 'Enforcing What Already Exists'？

00:00:00.000 The Blaze Radio Network. On Demand. Glenn Beck.

00:00:08.140 It's Stu and for Glenn on a day where young children are being ripped from the arms of their loving parents.

00:00:16.080 And you're hearing about this in the news a lot today, but it's important to know what the media is not telling you.

00:00:22.000 It's important to know the scope of this situation, which is serious.

00:00:26.640 It's serious, and you need to know what the media isn't telling you.

00:00:31.760 Let's just go through the scope of this issue for a moment.

00:00:35.000 We know this is a big deal. Intelligence estimates, this is how this whole thing started.

00:00:40.160 Intelligence analysts estimated that 78% of the guides smuggling other migrants were Mexicans younger than 18 years of age.

00:00:47.260 Teenagers often hired or conscripted by drug cartels that knew they would not be prosecuted if caught.

00:00:53.560 Young Mexicans are now being held for months without charge in shelters across the United States.

00:01:01.420 Sometimes without their parents' knowledge.

00:01:05.600 Some of them have spent as much as six months in U.S. custody while they await an appearance before an immigration judge.

00:01:13.220 During their detention, they are questioned by U.S. authorities and then transferred to a network of facilities run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement, part of the Department of Health and Human Services, across 15 states.

00:01:25.660 I mean, it's not a minor problem here.

00:01:33.100 How about this?

00:01:35.960 Because it's a lot bigger of a deal than they're reporting, actually.

00:01:40.280 Immigration and Customs Enforcement last year carried out more than 72,000 deportations of parents who said they had U.S.-born children.

00:01:50.240 72,000, you're hearing in the news, 2,000, no, 72,000 deportations of parents who said they had U.S.-born children.

00:02:00.220 ICE confirmed the authenticity of two reports which laid out 72,410 removals of immigrants who said they had one or more U.S.-born children.

00:02:10.520 Reports show that even parents of U.S. citizens are among the hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants being expelled from the U.S. each year.

00:02:19.360 2,000? 2,000? 2,000 separations? It's much worse than that.

00:02:24.400 Children born in the U.S. are given automatic citizenship, of course, regardless of their parents' immigration status.

00:02:29.880 When a parent is deported, their U.S.-born children sometimes leave with them, but some stay in the U.S. with another parent or family member.

00:02:36.960 Some children end up in U.S. foster care.

00:02:40.520 While most of the parents of U.S.-born children are deported last year had been convicted of a crime, about 10,700 had no criminal convictions.

00:02:49.360 These are the stories you're not hearing right now from the media.

00:02:56.940 There's one other detail you should probably know.

00:03:01.080 Those stories were from 2015 and 2013.

00:03:04.520 You might not have heard those stories because those stories were stories under the Obama administration.

00:03:16.000 72,000 deportations of parents who had U.S.-born children.

00:03:22.040 Hundreds and hundreds of children held in facilities.

00:03:25.420 I love this.

00:03:25.820 One of the Mexican children who crossed the border, and this is often what happens, is they cross the border as people who are working for drug cartels because they knew they wouldn't get prosecuted.

00:03:42.160 They knew nothing would happen to them, and they were being held in these shelters.

00:03:45.240 Listen to this.

00:03:45.800 In November, Oscar, Jaime Rodriguez-Mendoza, a 16-year-old from the border town of Raynoza, left for the United States and didn't come home.

00:03:54.560 We didn't know what happened to him, said his mother, a 37-year-old clothing vendor.

00:03:59.740 She finally learned that he had been sent to a shelter in California.

00:04:03.960 From there, he was allowed to talk to her by phone every night for 10 minutes.

00:04:07.860 Oscar told his mother that the kids were grouped by risk behavior, purple, yellow, green, and that some couldn't leave the facility.

00:04:15.660 Oscar, however, was a purple, he told his mom, with the least restrictions.

00:04:19.740 On one occasion, he got to go ice skating.

00:04:24.140 I love this quote from his mom, though.

00:04:26.820 It's a type of punishment, so they won't cross as much, his mother said.

00:04:30.580 For me, sincerely, it's okay.

00:04:33.940 It will discourage him from doing it again.

00:04:35.940 Again, that is the point here, isn't it?

00:04:39.440 That is the point.

00:04:41.540 It is a deterrent.

00:04:43.180 And while it gets ugly at times, it is obviously something that is a messy situation on the border.

00:04:51.300 These stories from 2013, 2015, show that these issues have been going on for a very long time.

00:04:58.640 And this is where we are now.

00:04:59.860 And I think we should kind of take this story all the way through.

00:05:03.240 Because we're at the point where everybody's jumping on the bandwagon.

00:05:08.000 Everybody's tweeting about these children.

00:05:09.900 2,000 children ripped from the arms of their parents.

00:05:12.880 It's being repeated over and over and over and over again.

00:05:15.600 The left is saying it's a brand new policy.

00:05:18.800 This is a new policy.

00:05:20.180 Trump is doing this on his own.

00:05:21.840 The right is kind of saying, well, there's nothing new.

00:05:24.340 There's nothing new here.

00:05:25.140 And there is a bit of truth on both sides of this.

00:05:27.340 There is no evidence this is a brand new topic.

00:05:31.620 We'll go through this today.

00:05:33.520 But in every story about this border separation issue, when you bother to read to paragraph 9, to paragraph 12, to the depths that no one ever goes, paragraph 14 and 15,

00:05:48.440 what you see over and over again are these issues are not new.

00:05:55.960 You can just dig through this and find them.

00:05:59.340 And you'll find that these numbers, like, for example, this is, let's see.

00:06:01.540 Let's count the paragraphs in the Washington Post, shall we?

00:06:03.820 Paragraph 1, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, paragraph 4, paragraph 5, paragraph 6, paragraph 7, paragraph 8, paragraph 9, paragraph 10, paragraph 11, paragraph 12, paragraph 13, paragraph 14, paragraph 15, paragraph 16, paragraph 17, paragraph 18, paragraph 19,

00:06:18.420 Ah, here we are, paragraph 20.

00:06:21.580 Now, remember, the story is that 2,000 kids have been separated from their children, from their parents, right?

00:06:27.440 Ripped from the arms.

00:06:29.180 Huge new problem based completely on a new policy.

00:06:32.520 That is the, that's the take.

00:06:34.520 Here is paragraph 20 of the Washington Post story.

00:06:37.260 As of Thursday, 11,432 migrant children are in the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services, up from 9,000 at the beginning of May.

00:06:48.420 So, is this a new story?

00:06:51.180 Or is this a increase on something that has been going on for a long time?

00:06:55.680 Again, 11,000 in custody, up from 9,000 at the beginning of May.

00:07:00.340 So, the idea that this is a new thing is blatantly false.

00:07:06.040 Okay?

00:07:06.280 This is something that has existed for a long time.

00:07:09.320 It is always the policy, when you are prosecuting someone, to separate them from their parents.

00:07:17.140 If not, we'd have toddler jails all over the country.

00:07:20.480 Right?

00:07:20.900 This is not a, this is not a wonderful idea.

00:07:23.580 And we'll get to the toddler jails and what they're like in just a little bit.

00:07:27.020 There is a huge uptick, however, in this.

00:07:30.900 It's disingenuous, I think, for, and many of the people on the right are doing this and saying that there's no change.

00:07:35.220 This is an old policy.

00:07:36.640 There are elements of it that have existed for a long time.

00:07:38.800 There's an existing law that has been on the books for a long time.

00:07:42.700 But the uptick has gone from about 100 a month, as far as family separations, to about 1,200 a month.

00:07:48.640 So, it's a big change.

00:07:49.540 And the change is understandable when you look at the motivations of the Trump administration.

00:07:55.760 What they're trying to do is incentivize people to say, you know what is a terrible idea is crossing that border illegally.

00:08:03.240 They want to let everybody know that this is not a good idea.

00:08:07.340 But it's always, of course, the policy to separate a family when you're prosecuting them in a situation like this or in other situations.

00:08:19.220 U.S. citizens have this happen to them all the time.

00:08:21.860 Take it to an extreme for a minute.

00:08:23.320 And I'm taking the most crazy crime I can think of intentionally to make a point.

00:08:29.520 Are you comparing serial killers to people crossing the border?

00:08:32.800 These wonderful families who are just looking to make their lives a little better?

00:08:36.840 No, I'm not.

00:08:37.480 But listen, let's take a serial killer, okay?

00:08:41.680 A serial killer gets caught.

00:08:44.020 They have a couple of kids.

00:08:45.480 Little Bobby and little Jenny don't go to prison.

00:08:49.220 With mommy serial killer.

00:08:50.940 And yes, it was a female serial killer.

00:08:53.220 That's just the Me Too environment is happening yet again on this program.

00:08:56.240 It is always a policy to do that.

00:08:58.480 From everything from high-level serial killer type crimes to low-level drug crimes.

00:09:03.140 If you don't pay your taxes for a long enough period, guess what they're going to do?

00:09:06.620 They're going to take you and separate you from your family.

00:09:10.320 That is what you do.

00:09:11.520 You don't put the kid in prison, too.

00:09:13.500 That's not what you do.

00:09:14.620 You separate the family.

00:09:15.640 What's new here is that the Trump administration has looked at what has happened since it began.

00:09:23.240 And what has happened is Trump talked very tough about the border in the campaign.

00:09:28.740 When he became president after his election, largely on these border issues, there was a big decrease in the amount of people crossing the border.

00:09:38.220 And that tough talk works for a period, right?

00:09:42.640 Tough talk is something that can encourage people to not cross the border.

00:09:47.560 However, tough talk doesn't last forever.

00:09:49.940 And when tough talk was not backed up by policy changes and big things, the numbers have increased.

00:09:56.280 They've bounced back.

00:09:57.140 And this is angering Trump and the administration.

00:09:59.900 They're trying to do something to disincentivize people from crossing that border illegally.

00:10:03.700 So, what is new is that everybody's getting prosecuted now.

00:10:07.380 There's a zero-tolerance policy.

00:10:08.960 However, it's a law.

00:10:11.380 Laws are supposed to have very easily identifiable consequences.

00:10:18.120 If you have a law that no one knows how it's going to turn out when you break the law, well, that's not a good law.

00:10:24.840 You're supposed to have something on the books.

00:10:27.420 When you do A, B happens.

00:10:29.960 That's how this is supposed to work.

00:10:31.480 So, now they've decided to actually prosecute this law that has been on the books.

00:10:36.700 Yes, there is a change.

00:10:37.960 The change is they're not ignoring this law anymore.

00:10:42.240 Right?

00:10:43.100 That is a big change.

00:10:45.540 You know, there are ways to alleviate this issue.

00:10:48.080 When you talk about people who have separated families, there are ways to alleviate it.

00:10:55.000 The chosen way to alleviate it over several past presidents has been to ignore it, to just let them go, to say, well, see, I had a hearing in three months that we all know they're not going to show up to.

00:11:06.300 That has been the policy for many, many years.

00:11:10.160 And that is changing.

00:11:11.400 That's what's changing.

00:11:12.680 That's what you're feeling in the media.

00:11:14.580 And this is the heat they're trying to turn up.

00:11:16.180 They're trying to make this into a really emotional issue.

00:11:19.280 Republicans are supposedly going to confront him on this tonight.

00:11:22.380 It's bad press.

00:11:23.280 They don't like it.

00:11:23.840 How much of this can he heat up?

00:11:25.140 We'll see.

00:11:26.200 We'll see how much of a tolerance he has for this.

00:11:28.940 But this is the law.

00:11:30.440 This is what you're supposed to be doing.

00:11:31.960 There are different ways to do this, but usually it's not a super long period of time.

00:11:37.680 You know, these cages that they're showing, that's completely misleading.

00:11:41.100 It has nothing to do with this main story.

00:11:43.380 And we'll get into that later on in the program.

00:11:45.140 888-727-BECK is the phone number if you want to get involved.

00:11:48.920 But that's what we need to crystallize here.

00:11:53.480 The media is talking about this as if it's an issue with the separation of the parents.

00:11:58.780 We all know everybody supports separating parents from children when they commit crimes.

00:12:07.620 Right?

00:12:08.360 We all know that.

00:12:09.620 The serial killer.

00:12:10.680 When you go to prison, you don't bring the kids to prison.

00:12:13.220 Everyone supports this.

00:12:14.960 Right?

00:12:15.220 You don't want the kids to go to prison with the parent.

00:12:17.800 The issue here is different.

00:12:19.780 It's not about the separation of parent and child.

00:12:23.000 That always happens in prosecution cases.

00:12:25.140 It's about whether you think this thing we're talking about is a crime.

00:12:30.380 What's happening here is the left doesn't want people crossing the border illegally to be a crime.

00:12:37.460 They don't want the border to be a thing.

00:12:39.940 So this thing with separations shouldn't be happening.

00:12:42.880 They do want murder to be a crime.

00:12:45.000 So they have no problem with separation there.

00:12:47.340 They don't believe this is a crime or as serious a crime as we believe it is.

00:12:52.700 Or the Trump administration believes it is.

00:12:54.480 It has nothing to do with separating the parents.

00:12:56.680 It has to do with their belief that that border shouldn't be a border.

00:13:02.040 And put yourself in their position for a second.

00:13:04.360 If you thought the idea of crossing a border illegally was insane,

00:13:08.180 well, of course you'd think the separation of parent and child was insane.

00:13:12.440 But if you think it's an actual crime like, you know, it is,

00:13:16.260 then you're going to look the other way.

00:13:18.340 You're going to want to go the opposite direction.

00:13:20.120 The left is against separation because they don't think crossing the border is a crime.

00:13:25.860 Well, the problem with that is, is the border is there and crossing it illegally is a crime.

00:13:32.980 And it's the way you deal with this, right?

00:13:35.500 You have to put this in perspective.

00:13:38.100 Let's say, let's take something that we all would agree was insane.

00:13:41.820 Because their complaint here is that the punishment doesn't fit the crime.

00:13:44.880 The crime is nothing, right?

00:13:47.220 The crime is crossing this invisible line.

00:13:49.220 What is the crime?

00:13:49.980 It's nothing.

00:13:51.080 You know, no human is illegal.

00:13:52.780 You should be able to cross the line whenever you want.

00:13:55.960 Well, let's just take something that we all know is nothing.

00:13:58.600 Like, let's say jaywalking.

00:14:00.100 If we passed a law that said the penalty for jaywalking is death,

00:14:06.340 the immediate death penalty, execution of all jaywalkers,

00:14:10.720 that would not be a policy I would support.

00:14:13.680 I would not want parents separated from children because of jaywalking.

00:14:19.780 Would you not agree?

00:14:20.820 If they started imprisoning parents and taking them away

00:14:24.000 and putting kids in foster homes because of jaywalkers,

00:14:27.180 we would also agree.

00:14:28.760 Again, it's not about separation of parent and child.

00:14:31.460 It's about whether you think the underlying crime is a crime.

00:14:35.180 So let's say jaywalking, very minor offense.

00:14:37.880 We would all believe that the death penalty would be going too far

00:14:41.200 if jaywalking was the crime.

00:14:43.820 But there's two things you would do in this situation.

00:14:46.280 Number two of the two things is to make sure you fought really hard against the law.

00:14:51.880 You would want to change that law.

00:14:53.760 You would go on MSNBC every day and say,

00:14:56.580 you know what, the penalty for jaywalking should not be death.

00:15:00.080 This is the number two thing you should do.

00:15:02.700 Number two.

00:15:03.420 The number one thing you should do is not jaywalk.

00:15:10.280 Number one, no jaywalking.

00:15:13.980 Number two, fight the law.

00:15:16.360 And you know what?

00:15:16.880 The law would be changed if there wasn't such a problem here.

00:15:21.300 What you do when you increase the punishment for a crime

00:15:25.380 is to try to disincentivize it.

00:15:27.920 And that is what the administration is wanting to do.

00:15:30.480 So unless you don't understand these concepts,

00:15:33.580 you shouldn't be mystified by this story.

00:15:35.800 I feel like this audience is the only one in America who seems to understand it.

00:15:39.700 And that shouldn't be the way it is.

00:15:42.040 So remember this.

00:15:43.040 Step two.

00:15:44.240 Go on MSNBC.

00:15:46.240 Complain about the crime.

00:15:47.200 Step one.

00:15:48.900 No jaywalking.

00:15:57.000 Glenn has museum disease and we'll be back hopefully tomorrow.

00:16:00.740 He's not feeling well after a very long weekend, a very cool weekend.

00:16:03.340 If you went to the museum, we'd love to hear from you today.

00:16:05.180 888-727-BECK.

00:16:06.760 Also on this issue of children being ripped from the arms of parents on the border.

00:16:11.160 We want to talk about that as well.

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00:17:20.600 It's Stu in for Glenn.

00:17:23.380 He'll be back tomorrow.

00:17:25.560 Everybody's getting on board with this immigration thing right now.

00:17:28.800 You get everyone's tweeting about it saying we have a Laura Bush thing coming up.

00:17:32.180 We'll talk about here her feelings on this issue.

00:17:35.680 But Planned Parenthood has also been involved.

00:17:38.820 They've tweeted on this.

00:17:40.700 They say in your hearts and minds today, all of our in our hearts and minds today,

00:17:44.280 all the fathers and parents who have been separated from their children at borders,

00:17:48.320 keep families together.

00:17:49.420 Hashtag Father's Day.

00:17:51.100 Now, I'm pretty much what you'd consider a First Amendment absolutist.

00:17:55.140 Okay?

00:17:55.680 I think the First Amendment is a really smart policy.

00:17:58.880 A required policy in the United States if you care about the Constitution.

00:18:02.560 But I do have one limit.

00:18:05.000 Free speech has its limits.

00:18:06.420 We've talked about fire in a crowded theater.

00:18:08.660 That's one limit.

00:18:09.320 Here's the second limit.

00:18:10.220 This is really my only limit, I think.

00:18:13.100 Planned Parenthood doesn't get to celebrate Father's Day.

00:18:15.720 You just, you give up certain things when you decide to be an organization that's going to abort 300,000 babies a year.

00:18:26.280 The first thing you give up is your right to Father's Day.

00:18:29.800 It's number one on the list.

00:18:32.420 You can have all the other holidays you want.

00:18:34.760 There's lots of good holidays out there.

00:18:37.120 Flag Day, for example.

00:18:38.840 Just, I mean, fly that thing proudly.

00:18:41.960 Any flag you want.

00:18:43.640 Flag Day is yours.

00:18:45.360 Your Planned Parenthood, you want to go nuts on Arbor Day?

00:18:49.240 That's fantastic.

00:18:50.400 I encourage it.

00:18:51.720 I frankly encourage it.

00:18:53.240 In fact, you should give your employees more days off.

00:18:55.640 They should be at the office a lot less.

00:18:57.640 That would be great.

00:19:01.080 Groundhog Day.

00:19:02.020 Everyone wants to know what the weather is going to be in the future, especially when told to by a groundhog weatherman.

00:19:06.920 I know I do.

00:19:08.420 You can celebrate that all day, Planned Parenthood.

00:19:11.500 Light it up.

00:19:12.480 It's going to be fantastic.

00:19:14.040 Watch Bill Murray on repeat.

00:19:16.180 It's great.

00:19:16.940 Groundhog Day, you're going to love.

00:19:18.000 How about May the 4th be with you?

00:19:20.960 Star Wars Day.

00:19:22.480 Completely appropriate for Planned Parenthood to celebrate.

00:19:25.920 I'm fine with it.

00:19:26.860 You want to make up, you want National Donut Day?

00:19:29.340 Wonderful.

00:19:30.640 You can do that.

00:19:32.240 Pi Day.

00:19:33.500 March 14th, 3.14.

00:19:36.320 Pi Day.

00:19:37.300 Celebrate all the time if you're Planned Parenthood.

00:19:40.780 You don't get to celebrate Father's Day if you're Planned Parenthood.

00:19:45.540 You can celebrate anything else you want.

00:19:49.380 Take your child to work.

00:19:50.460 Well, not that one.

00:19:51.940 Okay, not, not take.

00:19:53.560 Okay, you don't get that one either.

00:19:54.840 No Father's Day.

00:19:56.400 No take your child to work day.

00:19:58.440 But other than that, it's holidays galore.

00:20:00.920 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:07.820 It's Stu in for Mr. Glenn Beck, who misses an important day today.

00:20:14.020 As something he's been talking about for a long time, and you probably didn't believe has finally come true.

00:20:19.720 We've talked for a very long time about the difficulty in communicating to the other side, to the left, the importance of many different principles.

00:20:31.320 And many of you have sat back and believed that it couldn't be done.

00:20:38.000 There was no hope in this particular approach, because in the end, the left is going to go back to their ways.

00:20:44.460 They're not going to listen to us.

00:20:45.620 They're not going to, they don't care.

00:20:47.160 They're not going to be won over.

00:20:48.880 Yet here we are.

00:20:50.780 Here we are in the United States of America in 2018.

00:20:53.980 The left has embraced God in a way we never could have expected.

00:21:07.180 Over and over again, you get segment after segment.

00:21:11.500 We have MSNBC anchors on television reading Bible verses today.

00:21:19.400 Think of this miracle.

00:21:21.240 Who would have thought that this could have happened?

00:21:27.140 Because of this border issue and these terrible Republican policies where children are being ripped out of the arms of loving parents, the left has found the Bible.

00:21:43.160 They now care about it more than us, apparently.

00:21:46.320 They now care about it almost exclusively.

00:21:49.020 They're on TV, they're reading verse after verse after verse.

00:21:52.040 It's incredible.

00:21:52.780 Let me give you a clip.

00:21:54.240 This is from MSNBC on the wonderful AM Joy show.

00:22:00.980 Now, you might remember the last time we visited AM Joy.

00:22:04.040 She was trashing gays and believing in 9-11 conspiracy theories on her blog, which somehow she's escaped any consequence for.

00:22:19.060 But again, I am all about not getting fired for tweets.

00:22:22.700 I don't care.

00:22:23.540 You shouldn't.

00:22:24.040 Generally speaking, when you hire someone who's there for an opinion role, and this goes to comedians, it goes to singers, it goes to actors.

00:22:34.000 For something that you say, some opinion you have, you shouldn't lose your job.

00:22:38.060 So I don't think Joy Reid should lose her job because of the nonsensical moronic thing she believed in 2006 and 2007 on her blog.

00:22:46.600 I really don't.

00:22:48.260 I mean, if you do that, you're going to have a lot of firing to do because about half of Democrats believe George Bush was responsible for 9-11.

00:22:55.880 Half.

00:22:56.200 From that, you know, far right-wing conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, half of Democrats believed his theories when Bush was president.

00:23:06.300 So you're going to have a ton of firing to do if you go down this road.

00:23:09.660 But somehow, she has escaped the consequence that seemingly anyone else would receive from comments like hers from back in the day.

00:23:19.400 Perhaps it's her deep belief in God that's pulled her through this.

00:23:25.400 I don't know.

00:23:26.360 Here's a segment from her show talking about pro-Trump, anti-immigration Christians and how evil they really are.

00:23:35.960 The Christians who still support Trump, who is separating mothers from babies, are now condoning a form of child abuse.

00:23:44.200 And beyond that, as a Christian, I can just say I can't think of anything that would be more Jesus-hating.

00:23:52.600 Not one thing.

00:23:53.060 This isn't just Jesus disobeying.

00:23:55.160 This is Jesus-hating.

00:23:56.700 Everything the gospel stands for is contradicted, but there is hope.

00:24:00.800 There are white Republican voters who identify as evangelicals coming forward.

00:24:07.000 For instance, a new group, VoteCommonGood.com, has recently formed to start a bus tour that is going to go coast to coast with evangelical, progressive, former evangelical, and other religious people on board,

00:24:22.500 appealing to that sliver of evangelical voters who look at this and are sickened as any American who loves this country would be.

00:24:31.380 So there are going to be repercussions for the Republican Party that have gone along like pimps of evil with this president.

00:24:43.060 Pimps of evil?

00:24:46.260 Pimps of evil.

00:24:48.480 Wow, that's an impressive one there.

00:24:52.580 Pimps of evil.

00:24:53.180 I mean, you can't think of anything that would be more Jesus-hating than the idea of separating children into these facilities because their parents broke the law.

00:25:06.800 I could go back and read the Planned Parenthood tweet if you'd like.

00:25:09.740 Maybe I could give you one idea of what could be a little more Jesus-hating, but I digress on that one.

00:25:14.820 The idea of what these things are becoming is fever dream of the left right now.

00:25:19.920 It really is.

00:25:20.720 You know, we've seen this in conspiracy theorists' worlds forever.

00:25:26.780 And the idea that these kids are in these terrible facilities of hell, it doesn't seem to be proved out by the facts.

00:25:35.820 Let me go to another MSNBC clip.

00:25:39.500 This is about border detention centers.

00:25:42.520 What are they really?

00:25:44.200 We can't find a solution to this problem without harming children, without putting them into concentration camps.

00:25:49.140 And I would even say, Stephanie, to that point, it's not even an interpretation of the law.

00:25:53.600 It is a policy.

00:25:54.740 The new policy.

00:25:55.660 It is a policy that has been invoked by the President of the United States and dictated to his attorney general, who goes out and quotes the Bible.

00:26:04.800 By the way, a passage that was used to justify slavery in this country, to justify encamping children.

00:26:13.040 I call this a concentration camp for kids because that's exactly what it's turning out to.

00:26:17.780 They're out doing, like, CBN at this point.

00:26:23.600 There's more Bible talk on MSNBC than I had at church this weekend.

00:26:29.260 It's all they care about is the Bible now.

00:26:31.220 It's fascinating.

00:26:32.860 Concentration camps.

00:26:33.740 It's possible they don't know what the term means.

00:26:36.880 It's possible that is the issue here.

00:26:38.700 Because, you know, it's funny.

00:26:41.360 The ADL comes out every time someone mentions anything about that's even mildly related to the Nazi era.

00:26:49.600 And they try to relate it to politics of the day.

00:26:51.900 It's not like this has happened to us several times or anything.

00:26:54.980 Every time you come out and you say something that refers to the Nazi era and you compare it to what's going on today.

00:27:01.140 Man, do we see a reaction from a lot of these left wing groups.

00:27:05.080 And make sure that you're in line with the way that you're supposed to be speaking.

00:27:07.860 And I understand that.

00:27:09.520 However, a lot of people talk in concentration camps right now with no repercussions.

00:27:14.300 A lot of people doing it.

00:27:15.640 And are these things actually concentration camps?

00:27:18.880 I'm fascinated by this.

00:27:20.100 Because what you have is a difficult issue.

00:27:23.600 If you decide to enforce this law, which is the real thing they're complaining about.

00:27:26.800 As we talked about in the first half hour, you can go back and listen to the podcast if you want to get that breakdown.

00:27:31.720 But if you decide you want to enforce this law, you're going to have an increase in these situations.

00:27:37.860 Where you're separating parent from child.

00:27:40.980 It's not pretty.

00:27:42.080 All you can do is do the best that you can to honor the law and try to do the best that you can for these kids.

00:27:47.860 Laura Bush is very concerned about this.

00:27:50.780 And Laura Bush, obviously, wife of George W. Bush.

00:27:54.520 No left wing crazy.

00:27:56.620 But she's very upset about this issue.

00:28:01.000 She says,

00:28:01.300 Now, you can't hit Laura on this one because of who she is and who she's married to.

00:28:28.260 However, you will see a lot of people on the left citing the concentration camp issue.

00:28:33.760 They will cite the Japanese-American internment camp issue.

00:28:37.380 And at the same time, we'll tell you that FDR is one of our best presidents.

00:28:40.980 It's important to realize how completely nuts this is.

00:28:45.880 The Nazis were not a right wing group.

00:28:48.120 They were a group that wanted a government large enough.

00:28:51.140 And held by all the power in one person's hands to control every aspect of your life.

00:28:57.780 We all know this about Nazism.

00:28:59.560 Yet somehow it's related to American conservatism.

00:29:02.000 I don't understand it.

00:29:03.220 It's got nothing to do with it.

00:29:04.300 And that's an old argument.

00:29:05.720 The idea that Japanese-American internment camps can be the thing that we're going to criticize now.

00:29:11.600 As historians consistently put FDR in the top three or four presidents of all time.

00:29:17.860 I mean, it's very difficult to take.

00:29:21.380 Colleen Kraft, who heads the American Academy of Pediatrics, visited a shelter run by the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement.

00:29:31.040 She reported that while there were beds, toys, crayons, a playground, and diaper changes,

00:29:39.540 the people working at the shelter had been instructed not to pick up or touch the children to comfort them.

00:29:46.120 Imagine not being able to pick up a child who is not yet out of diapers.

00:29:51.020 It's very powerful imagery.

00:29:53.220 Now, this claim is all over the place.

00:29:56.040 You will find it, first of all, from the Washington Post.

00:29:58.780 It's the story that I was telling you about that tells you about how this issue has been going on forever in paragraph 20 that I talked about earlier.

00:30:08.240 The CNN article, by the way, they did a great job.

00:30:10.360 Only stuck it in paragraph 6.

00:30:11.780 So that's, wow.

00:30:12.920 I mean, what an incredible job.

00:30:15.000 But paragraph 20, you will find out that this has been going on for years and years and years.

00:30:19.500 But the claim from Kraft, Colleen Kraft, who is, again, not a nobody.

00:30:25.940 She heads the American Academy of Pediatrics.

00:30:28.920 She visited a shelter.

00:30:30.720 Obviously, someone who was friendly with their belief that, you know, things weren't going right.

00:30:36.180 She alerted.

00:30:37.080 Colleen Kraft comes to check it out.

00:30:38.980 And she gives this story.

00:30:40.940 The first child to catch the attention of this pediatrician was the child Laura Bush is talking about.

00:30:48.400 It's a 2-year-old.

00:30:49.040 She's screaming around, screaming, pounding her fist on the mat.

00:30:52.560 Now, before that, she does describe, in many ways, it was a friendly environment for children, a place where they could be happy.

00:31:01.500 Again, this is the case against this facility.

00:31:05.620 Does it sound like a Japanese-American internment camp?

00:31:09.000 Does it sound like a concentration camp?

00:31:11.140 When you can describe it as, in many ways, a friendly environment for children, a place where they could be happy.

00:31:19.200 Again, you're knocking the people running these facilities.

00:31:22.200 You're not knocking Trump here.

00:31:24.140 Okay?

00:31:25.140 But the first child who caught the prominent pediatrician's attention during a recent visit was anything but happy.

00:31:30.080 Inside a room dedicated to toddlers was a little girl, no older than two, screaming and pounding her fist on a mat.

00:31:36.100 One woman tried to give her toys and books to calm her down, but even that shelter worker seemed frustrated, Kraft told the Washington Post.

00:31:44.520 Why?

00:31:45.700 Because as much as she wanted to console the little girl, she couldn't touch, hold, or pick her up to let her know that everything would be all right.

00:31:55.360 That was the rule, Kraft said.

00:31:58.860 She was told, they're not allowed to touch the children.

00:32:06.100 Not allowed to touch the children.

00:32:10.240 Now, I happen to be a parent of two.

00:32:14.440 They were young at one time.

00:32:16.540 Both of them actually were two at one particular moment in history.

00:32:21.140 And I'm trying to figure out how you change diapers without touching a child.

00:32:29.680 How do you do that exactly?

00:32:32.740 How do you pick them up and put them on a changing table without touching them?

00:32:36.700 The rule is you can't touch them or pick them up.

00:32:42.200 But their diapers are being changed.

00:32:44.960 So these guys, I don't know if they're using tweezers.

00:32:48.140 Do they have the little grabby claws?

00:32:51.460 And they could actually pull the little pieces of tape off to change the diapers?

00:32:55.740 How exactly is this process occurring?

00:32:58.020 You're telling me.

00:32:59.260 Now, look, there are some times you look at a news story and you say, this is why I believe this happened.

00:33:03.780 This is why I believe this happened.

00:33:05.360 This is why I believe this happened.

00:33:06.700 This is why this isn't okay.

00:33:08.220 This is why this is okay.

00:33:10.440 Other times you need to look at something purely on its face.

00:33:15.680 And do your best to analyze the situation.

00:33:18.660 And this is one of those times.

00:33:19.800 Sometimes you just come to the conclusion that that's just a lie.

00:33:28.280 Maybe it's not.

00:33:29.960 Maybe we will find out that some bureaucrat has designed a policy in which they are telling workers at facilities

00:33:40.040 that they can change diapers but not make contact with the baby.

00:33:44.540 Maybe perhaps there is some magical policy that has been created in which, honestly, some insanely heartless individual

00:33:56.720 would say while all the other kids in the facility are having a good time and, quote, seem happy,

00:34:04.380 the one child who's having trouble can get no love or consoling attention from the workers there.

00:34:11.160 I know that I drop my kids off at daycare occasionally.

00:34:15.960 I have babysitters.

00:34:18.160 We have places like camps.

00:34:20.760 Not internment camps.

00:34:22.220 Not concentration camps.

00:34:23.600 Fun camps.

00:34:25.180 Camps where they do art.

00:34:26.520 Camps where they play sports.

00:34:27.980 Camps where they have fun.

00:34:29.840 And occasionally, like every kid on the planet, one of them has a meltdown.

00:34:34.160 You know what happens?

00:34:35.320 Even when the workers there are 17-year-old high school students that don't have kids

00:34:39.960 and probably have barely babysat in their life, they console the child.

00:34:44.580 First of all, they do it whether they're told they're able to or not.

00:34:48.460 But second of all, there's no, it doesn't seem possible to me that there's any way a policy

00:34:53.920 has been designed that you can't console a child.

00:34:57.020 If that is true, it's obviously wrong.

00:34:59.220 But on its face, let's call it out, it seems like it's just flat out a lie.

00:35:07.340 I don't know if she was lied to.

00:35:09.240 I don't know if the worker was lying to her.

00:35:11.140 I don't know what happened.

00:35:12.440 But that just doesn't pass the sniff test.

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00:36:27.060 Jimmy Kimmel lost to Ted Cruz at basketball.

00:36:31.640 He played Ted Cruz at basketball and lost.

00:36:34.300 Jimmy Kimmel lost to Ted Cruz at basketball.

00:36:37.620 Jimmy Kimmel lost to Ted Cruz playing basketball.

00:36:47.860 It's Stu in for Glenn.

00:36:49.240 He's out.

00:36:49.800 He broke both of his thumbs using his iPad too much.

00:36:52.360 A lot of times we talk about politics and topics that relate around politics,

00:36:56.660 and they don't necessarily affect you.

00:36:59.400 You get kind of hyped up about some issue,

00:37:01.320 and it doesn't actually affect you all that much.

00:37:04.720 This one, I think, does.

00:37:06.560 I think this one will hit you right at home.

00:37:08.840 I know it does for me.

00:37:10.280 And it even does for Simon Cowell.

00:37:13.460 Yes, Simon Cowell apparently has not touched his smartphone for 10 months.

00:37:18.780 10 months.

00:37:20.740 He, I mean, here's a guy who, you know,

00:37:23.960 probably needs to be connected a heck of a lot more than I do.

00:37:27.080 He says, the thing I get irritated with is when you can't have a meeting

00:37:30.100 and everyone's on their phone.

00:37:30.940 When you have a meeting and everyone's on their phone,

00:37:32.620 you can't concentrate.

00:37:34.640 He goes on to say that he's given it up,

00:37:37.820 and it's made his life a lot better.

00:37:41.140 I don't know.

00:37:41.940 I mean, I, every time I hop on my phone,

00:37:44.740 I think to myself,

00:37:45.920 life would be better if I was not on my phone.

00:37:49.880 Do you have that feeling a lot of times?

00:37:51.920 Like, what are you getting out of it?

00:37:53.980 My wife is in the middle of a self-imposed Facebook deletion off of her phone

00:37:59.720 where she's taking a step and she's like,

00:38:02.220 you know what?

00:38:02.600 I don't like this.

00:38:03.520 What do I get out of it?

00:38:04.300 I keep going on it.

00:38:05.120 I keep just cycling through the same people saying the same things

00:38:07.660 and seeing the same pictures over and over again.

00:38:09.660 Why am I doing this to myself?

00:38:10.900 And she's deleted it off her phone.

00:38:13.460 It's tough though,

00:38:14.220 because she's done this before.

00:38:16.640 And then I get the three days later conversation where she tells me,

00:38:20.480 oh, look at this picture.

00:38:22.300 This is awesome.

00:38:22.820 I had to put Facebook behind my phone to post it.

00:38:24.320 It's so amazing.

00:38:25.640 And that is what it is.

00:38:26.900 We really are addicted to it.

00:38:29.300 And I think there's two parts of this.

00:38:30.840 It's one of just the constant being berated by social media

00:38:35.240 and all of these things that your phone does.

00:38:37.420 And then on the other side,

00:38:38.320 there's just the anger of the politics.

00:38:40.140 And, you know,

00:38:41.360 how many people do you get in?

00:38:43.080 I was talking to somebody yesterday

00:38:44.480 who was telling me about how,

00:38:45.720 you know,

00:38:46.060 a friend of 25 years,

00:38:47.760 25 years.

00:38:49.700 They disagreed on some policy issue with North Korea.

00:38:55.160 Long time friends and coworkers for 25 years.

00:39:00.760 And then one unfriended the other

00:39:02.720 because one was more friendly to Trump's North Korea policy

00:39:05.960 than the other.

00:39:07.500 It just doesn't feel like

00:39:09.360 if they had that conversation together at work,

00:39:12.720 they would have probably been completely fine.

00:39:16.820 But this is a,

00:39:18.400 I mean,

00:39:18.760 it is,

00:39:19.080 it hits you a lot closer than,

00:39:20.420 you know,

00:39:21.060 some random tax policy

00:39:22.920 or,

00:39:23.860 you know,

00:39:24.500 some,

00:39:25.180 some little program

00:39:26.620 that gets discussed for days and days and days and days.

00:39:29.540 Those things are important.

00:39:30.420 And what we've,

00:39:31.200 you know,

00:39:31.400 I've talked about them a lot today,

00:39:32.500 but I also wanted to talk to Catherine Price.

00:39:35.140 She is one of my favorite authors,

00:39:36.540 author of the new book,

00:39:37.900 How to Break Up With Your Phone.

00:39:39.300 Also,

00:39:40.640 Vitamania,

00:39:41.160 telling the truth about vitamins

00:39:43.200 and the actual science behind them,

00:39:44.660 which is an incredibly insane book

00:39:46.480 that you would not believe.

00:39:47.880 And also,

00:39:48.700 101 Places Not to Visit Before You Die,

00:39:52.040 which is a very good outline

00:39:53.720 of that particular topic.

00:39:55.520 Catherine joins us now.

00:39:56.300 Catherine?

00:39:57.340 Hi.

00:39:57.960 Thank you for having me.

00:39:58.940 Thanks so much for coming on.

00:40:00.560 I think,

00:40:01.360 man,

00:40:01.700 I think you hit something here

00:40:02.800 that is right in the middle

00:40:05.040 of where everybody is.

00:40:06.980 You tell a story about

00:40:08.420 how you kind of launched

00:40:10.360 on this process

00:40:12.000 of trying to figure out

00:40:13.740 how to break up with your phone.

00:40:15.600 And it's a place

00:40:16.640 that I know I have been

00:40:17.940 and I think every parent

00:40:19.400 with young children

00:40:20.260 has been

00:40:21.300 when you kind of look down

00:40:22.660 at your child

00:40:23.940 and you realize

00:40:24.800 you're paying attention

00:40:25.860 to your phone

00:40:26.620 instead of them.

00:40:28.060 Can you talk,

00:40:28.880 walk us through that story?

00:40:30.600 Yeah,

00:40:30.780 I definitely can.

00:40:31.560 I also feel the need

00:40:33.060 to say for your listeners

00:40:33.920 that Stu and I

00:40:34.820 have been together

00:40:36.820 in the wonderful world of Stu

00:40:38.220 and I'm feeling very strange

00:40:39.120 right now

00:40:39.440 because I'm used to talking to you

00:40:40.720 when my head is on a TV screen

00:40:42.060 on some random man's lap.

00:40:43.400 So just know that

00:40:44.100 that's the image in my mind

00:40:45.200 for this whole conversation.

00:40:46.440 Yes, of course.

00:40:47.620 But yeah,

00:40:48.540 I mean,

00:40:48.760 I had had a baby

00:40:49.540 about three years ago

00:40:50.660 and I noticed one night

00:40:52.920 that I'm sure

00:40:53.720 this was happening

00:40:54.260 more than just this night

00:40:55.220 but there was one night

00:40:55.800 in particular

00:40:56.160 when I noticed

00:40:56.720 that she was looking up at me

00:40:58.100 and I was looking down

00:40:59.240 at my phone

00:40:59.860 and it might have been

00:41:01.160 the sleep deprivation,

00:41:02.040 I don't know,

00:41:02.400 but I had this kind of

00:41:03.080 out-of-body experience

00:41:03.920 where I saw that

00:41:04.900 as it would appear

00:41:05.480 from the outside

00:41:06.240 and it really made me upset

00:41:07.660 because I didn't want

00:41:08.700 her first impression

00:41:09.760 of her mother

00:41:10.380 to be me staring at a device

00:41:12.820 and then,

00:41:14.040 as you mentioned,

00:41:14.800 I'm a science journalist

00:41:15.520 and so when I actually

00:41:16.200 started to look into

00:41:17.280 what was going on there,

00:41:18.500 I realized maybe

00:41:19.100 part of my discomfort

00:41:19.920 is because I remembered

00:41:20.680 this thing called

00:41:21.340 the still face experiment

00:41:22.760 which is this thing

00:41:23.880 where researchers had

00:41:24.800 a parent interact normally

00:41:26.860 with a baby for a minute

00:41:27.760 and then spend one minute

00:41:29.240 totally with a still face.

00:41:31.500 You can find this

00:41:32.060 if you Google

00:41:32.560 still face experiment

00:41:33.420 but you might get

00:41:34.220 really emotional

00:41:34.800 because it's upset

00:41:35.500 because the baby freaks out.

00:41:36.920 You can see the baby

00:41:37.740 go through all these stages

00:41:38.720 of what's happening.

00:41:40.080 I don't understand why

00:41:40.960 in this case

00:41:41.440 the mother is not

00:41:42.220 responding to me

00:41:43.000 and starts crying

00:41:44.220 and flailing around

00:41:45.480 and making this

00:41:46.220 high-pitched wail

00:41:46.940 that is very difficult

00:41:48.000 to listen to

00:41:48.760 and I think in the back

00:41:49.880 of my mind

00:41:50.300 I kind of had that

00:41:51.120 in my head

00:41:51.660 and then what I realized

00:41:52.740 is that I was still

00:41:53.480 facing my own daughter

00:41:54.360 and that in a broader sense

00:41:56.040 we're doing that

00:41:56.620 to each other

00:41:57.260 and no one knows

00:41:58.400 what the consequences

00:41:59.160 long-term of that

00:42:00.140 is going to be.

00:42:00.920 Yeah I really like

00:42:02.440 the approach you took here

00:42:03.200 because I think all of us

00:42:04.280 sort of rant about this topic

00:42:05.580 we all kind of sit back

00:42:06.860 and think about

00:42:07.440 what we do in our lives

00:42:08.600 where we have that story

00:42:09.680 of that moment

00:42:10.720 where you're you know

00:42:11.380 your kid's excited

00:42:12.180 about something

00:42:12.700 and they're looking up

00:42:13.300 at you looking for you

00:42:14.120 to return that excitement

00:42:15.120 and you know

00:42:16.300 you're on eBay

00:42:17.200 and so yeah

00:42:18.820 it's just a terrible feeling

00:42:20.260 as a parent

00:42:20.720 you really feel like

00:42:21.920 you're not doing your job

00:42:22.860 and in many ways

00:42:23.520 you're right

00:42:23.960 but you actually went through

00:42:26.720 and looked at

00:42:27.500 the science of

00:42:28.360 not only what this does

00:42:29.540 to kids

00:42:29.980 but also how these

00:42:32.600 how your devices

00:42:33.880 really become addicting

00:42:35.240 can you talk about that?

00:42:36.820 Yeah I've talked about that

00:42:37.920 all day

00:42:38.340 well I should probably

00:42:39.780 clarify first

00:42:40.480 just so people don't

00:42:41.340 freak out

00:42:41.840 and switch the station

00:42:42.600 when I say break up

00:42:43.340 with your phone

00:42:43.760 I don't mean dump your phone

00:42:45.020 I don't mean throw it out

00:42:46.120 our phones are really useful tools

00:42:48.160 and they're absolutely amazing

00:42:49.400 right so this is about

00:42:50.840 creating a healthier

00:42:51.600 relationship with your phone

00:42:52.860 yeah because I

00:42:53.300 going from like

00:42:53.900 oh go ahead

00:42:54.660 I was a bit confused

00:42:55.460 because how to break up

00:42:56.240 your phone

00:42:56.520 I needed to read

00:42:57.300 because I'm usually

00:42:58.040 on the other end

00:42:58.740 of breakups

00:42:59.240 I don't really know

00:42:59.840 how to break up

00:43:00.140 with anything

00:43:00.580 right so maybe

00:43:02.240 yeah you can use

00:43:02.960 this as a tool

00:43:03.880 for other things

00:43:04.660 no but I mean

00:43:05.760 you know

00:43:06.020 because if you

00:43:06.400 break up with someone

00:43:07.400 a human

00:43:07.880 you're not saying

00:43:08.640 you're never going

00:43:09.020 to date anybody again

00:43:09.900 you're just saying

00:43:10.460 this relationship

00:43:11.040 was not working

00:43:11.740 well for you

00:43:12.420 and you want

00:43:12.860 something better

00:43:13.380 like hopefully

00:43:14.180 that's what you're

00:43:14.740 saying

00:43:15.000 so you're really

00:43:15.940 just going from

00:43:16.560 this obsessive

00:43:17.160 romantic relationship

00:43:18.080 where you're

00:43:18.560 sleeping next to

00:43:19.220 your phone

00:43:19.540 and you're craving

00:43:20.040 your phone

00:43:20.420 when you're not

00:43:20.880 near it

00:43:21.360 and you can't

00:43:22.300 bear to be without it

00:43:23.600 to being friends

00:43:24.580 with your phone

00:43:25.080 and being you know

00:43:26.000 meet for coffee

00:43:26.800 when it's convenient

00:43:27.480 or nice

00:43:27.960 like use it

00:43:28.520 when it's useful

00:43:29.240 or truly fun

00:43:30.420 but then have boundaries

00:43:32.020 so that's the goal here

00:43:33.200 but basically yeah

00:43:34.460 so what I did is

00:43:35.120 once I had this kind of

00:43:36.060 oh my goodness

00:43:36.660 revelation

00:43:37.220 in the middle of the night

00:43:38.120 with my daughter

00:43:38.560 and I was actually

00:43:39.300 looking at eBay

00:43:39.900 thanks for pointing that out

00:43:41.160 looking at antique doorknobs

00:43:43.420 it was like

00:43:43.900 truly a bizarre fixation

00:43:46.140 that I was going through

00:43:47.340 but anyway

00:43:48.240 I started to look

00:43:49.920 into the science

00:43:50.560 of these hunches

00:43:51.540 that I'd had

00:43:52.060 because once I started

00:43:52.800 to pay attention

00:43:53.560 to how my phone

00:43:54.740 was making me feel

00:43:55.520 and how I just was

00:43:56.800 functioning as a person

00:43:58.280 in the world

00:43:58.820 I began to suspect

00:44:00.160 something weird

00:44:00.700 was going on

00:44:01.340 in that my attention span

00:44:02.780 felt very flighty

00:44:04.240 I couldn't concentrate

00:44:05.160 I was having trouble

00:44:06.560 remembering things

00:44:07.540 and I just felt

00:44:08.660 kind of hollow

00:44:09.480 in some way

00:44:10.380 like I would get

00:44:10.940 into these texts

00:44:11.700 back and forth

00:44:12.900 with a close friend

00:44:14.060 nothing controversial

00:44:15.420 no North Korea

00:44:16.140 but just you know

00:44:16.700 just what would seem

00:44:18.440 like fun banter

00:44:19.340 and then at the end of it

00:44:20.700 I would just feel

00:44:21.720 kind of like empty

00:44:22.920 like I enjoyed

00:44:24.100 the witty back and forth

00:44:26.720 but I hadn't actually

00:44:27.440 connected with that person

00:44:28.620 and so I looked

00:44:30.040 into the science

00:44:30.720 of whether I was crazy

00:44:31.840 or if there was

00:44:33.080 actually some truth

00:44:34.000 to the idea

00:44:34.940 that our phones

00:44:35.520 are affecting us

00:44:36.220 and what I found

00:44:37.020 is that yeah

00:44:37.540 they definitely

00:44:38.040 are affecting us

00:44:38.840 and one thing

00:44:40.460 that stood out to me

00:44:41.340 is that just the sheer

00:44:42.700 amount of time

00:44:43.320 the average person

00:44:44.120 is spending

00:44:44.420 on their phone now

00:44:45.160 there's a time tracking

00:44:46.440 app called Moment

00:44:47.480 that works

00:44:48.600 for Apple devices

00:44:49.760 that I really recommend

00:44:50.880 you can use quality time

00:44:52.520 for Android

00:44:53.160 and it will track

00:44:54.540 how much time

00:44:55.100 you're spending

00:44:55.460 on your phone each day

00:44:56.460 just the time

00:44:57.660 on your screen

00:44:58.300 not the time

00:44:59.020 when you're like

00:44:59.500 on a phone call

00:45:00.340 or listening to a podcast

00:45:01.300 and the average person

00:45:02.660 of this app

00:45:03.380 which has nearly

00:45:03.900 5 million users

00:45:04.960 is 3 hours

00:45:05.840 and 57 minutes a day

00:45:07.440 so almost 4 hours a day

00:45:08.920 just on your screen

00:45:10.100 which is like

00:45:10.860 a quarter of your

00:45:11.540 waking life

00:45:12.120 and it adds up to

00:45:13.500 yeah

00:45:14.020 to 60 full days a year

00:45:16.120 24 hour days

00:45:17.060 of your life

00:45:17.880 wow

00:45:19.160 that's insane

00:45:20.280 right

00:45:21.280 yeah

00:45:21.880 it is insane

00:45:23.100 but it's

00:45:24.560 just common

00:45:25.380 that's what we're doing

00:45:26.440 and the phones

00:45:27.360 only came along

00:45:28.160 in 2007

00:45:28.880 is when Steve Jobs

00:45:30.120 announced the first iPhone

00:45:31.060 so it's really

00:45:31.880 a dramatic change

00:45:33.000 and what I realized

00:45:34.500 is if you're spending

00:45:35.160 4 hours a day

00:45:36.380 doing anything

00:45:37.160 you probably should

00:45:38.440 pay attention to that

00:45:39.560 that's more time

00:45:40.140 than you're probably

00:45:40.660 spending with the

00:45:41.540 people you have

00:45:42.360 relationships with

00:45:43.200 and what I realized

00:45:44.400 is if you do anything

00:45:45.280 for 4 hours a day

00:45:46.220 you're going to

00:45:46.620 change your brain

00:45:47.340 because our brains

00:45:48.400 are very malleable

00:45:49.300 and what I found

00:45:51.140 looking into the research

00:45:52.020 is that yes

00:45:52.840 actually spending

00:45:53.620 I mean not even

00:45:54.720 necessarily 4 hours a day

00:45:55.800 spending time

00:45:56.340 on your phone

00:45:56.880 is having an impact

00:45:58.540 on our attention spans

00:45:59.560 because they're like

00:46:00.080 little distraction

00:46:00.780 machines

00:46:01.460 our focus

00:46:03.020 our memory

00:46:03.720 I mean I can talk

00:46:04.300 about all these

00:46:04.780 depending on what you

00:46:05.480 want to pursue

00:46:06.460 but our creativity

00:46:07.760 and productivity

00:46:08.720 definitely having an impact

00:46:10.180 on our relationships

00:46:11.180 which kind of should

00:46:12.020 go without saying

00:46:12.920 like I hardly feel

00:46:13.660 like we need to have

00:46:14.180 a study to show that

00:46:15.320 if you just look out

00:46:16.200 in the world

00:46:16.760 and also our

00:46:18.280 physical health

00:46:18.860 it's affecting our

00:46:19.820 sleep

00:46:20.160 and we're actually

00:46:21.240 developing physical

00:46:22.500 ailments as a result

00:46:23.680 of our phones

00:46:24.360 like there's actually

00:46:25.640 terms like text neck

00:46:27.000 or a cell phone elbow

00:46:28.660 which sounds like

00:46:30.940 totally nuts

00:46:31.680 and then I talked

00:46:33.140 to a physical therapist

00:46:33.920 and he said

00:46:34.780 yep that's a real thing

00:46:35.740 well actually I think

00:46:37.080 that's how I judge

00:46:37.760 when I'm on my phone

00:46:38.740 too much

00:46:39.060 is when my thumb

00:46:39.680 starts to hurt

00:46:40.780 like when you

00:46:41.280 that means you are

00:46:42.740 this is pathetic

00:46:43.580 right

00:46:44.020 I mean I'm the person

00:46:45.800 I'm not going to say that

00:46:46.480 I'm not going to say that

00:46:47.500 I'm the person

00:46:49.120 who will complain

00:46:49.920 about not having

00:46:50.740 enough time

00:46:51.600 to you know

00:46:53.120 first of all

00:46:53.660 go to the gym

00:46:54.220 but many other things

00:46:55.860 and you know

00:46:57.620 if your thumb

00:46:58.540 is hurting

00:46:59.000 because you're

00:46:59.560 scrolling through

00:47:00.560 you know

00:47:01.080 some stupid

00:47:01.700 social media app

00:47:02.520 too much

00:47:02.860 probably a good sign

00:47:04.300 that you've gone

00:47:04.840 a little bit too far

00:47:05.780 you also kind of

00:47:06.800 talk about how

00:47:07.460 this happens

00:47:08.300 a lot of us

00:47:09.300 you know

00:47:09.500 I do this all the time

00:47:10.340 which is reading

00:47:11.060 at bed

00:47:11.680 at night

00:47:12.340 right before bed

00:47:13.020 you have your phone out

00:47:14.260 you're scrolling

00:47:14.740 through Twitter

00:47:15.260 you're reading articles

00:47:16.320 it's kind of

00:47:17.380 your late night reading

00:47:18.580 is that a terrible

00:47:19.520 horrible idea

00:47:20.580 or just kind of bad

00:47:21.640 well it depends

00:47:22.820 if you want to sleep well

00:47:23.860 I kind of do

00:47:25.380 if you want to sleep well

00:47:26.120 okay so you want to sleep well

00:47:27.120 yeah I mean

00:47:27.760 if you think about it

00:47:28.520 let's think about this

00:47:29.400 your phone

00:47:30.240 several things about this

00:47:31.340 it's a screen

00:47:32.580 that is emanating

00:47:33.780 light from it

00:47:34.580 phone screens

00:47:36.240 computer screens

00:47:37.240 give off a very blue

00:47:38.160 light

00:47:38.460 blue light

00:47:39.060 is the same

00:47:39.660 kind of light

00:47:40.200 as daylight

00:47:40.800 so if you have

00:47:42.000 a blue light

00:47:42.760 close to your face

00:47:44.060 before bedtime

00:47:44.700 and the closer it is

00:47:45.600 the more dramatic

00:47:46.180 the effect will be

00:47:46.860 you're telling your brain

00:47:47.920 it's daytime

00:47:48.500 you're essentially

00:47:49.240 giving yourself jet lag

00:47:50.460 now you know

00:47:52.280 there's night mode

00:47:53.020 for most devices

00:47:54.480 which switches the light

00:47:55.560 to be a bit more yellow

00:47:56.620 so it removes

00:47:57.360 some of the blueness

00:47:58.440 which is helpful

00:47:59.420 but you're still

00:48:00.440 putting a light

00:48:01.140 in your face

00:48:02.240 before bed

00:48:03.260 and if anyone

00:48:04.220 who travels a lot

00:48:05.080 knows like one of the

00:48:05.800 things you're supposed

00:48:06.260 to do to get over jet lag

00:48:07.440 if your body thinks

00:48:08.280 it's night

00:48:08.620 is to go for a walk

00:48:09.700 in the sunshine

00:48:10.220 to get your body's

00:48:11.440 hormonal systems

00:48:12.280 to be in circadian rhythms

00:48:13.480 to get to recognize

00:48:15.080 it at daytime

00:48:15.600 so that's bad

00:48:16.380 but even if it didn't

00:48:17.600 have any light

00:48:18.260 if you think about

00:48:19.040 what we're doing

00:48:19.860 on our phones

00:48:20.580 before bed

00:48:21.260 like the example

00:48:21.840 you gave with twitter

00:48:22.760 that's not like

00:48:24.200 listening to the ocean

00:48:25.760 or something calming

00:48:27.360 you're looking at

00:48:28.740 the news

00:48:29.340 you're looking at

00:48:30.240 like you were saying

00:48:31.480 political comments

00:48:32.360 you're looking

00:48:32.740 I mean even if it's not

00:48:33.480 even if it's just like

00:48:34.260 cat videos

00:48:34.960 you're still looking

00:48:35.780 at this stream

00:48:36.420 of distraction

00:48:37.120 that is really

00:48:38.260 amping up your brain

00:48:39.360 and making it harder

00:48:40.200 to fall asleep

00:48:40.920 so there's many reasons

00:48:42.200 that if you want

00:48:43.300 to get a good night's sleep

00:48:44.360 you don't want

00:48:45.100 to be doing that

00:48:45.820 and it's also worth

00:48:47.900 noting that

00:48:48.540 lack of sleep

00:48:49.860 and by that

00:48:50.460 I don't mean like

00:48:51.200 pulling all-nighters

00:48:52.120 I mean you can actually

00:48:53.020 have negative effects

00:48:54.000 from just

00:48:54.460 a cumulative loss

00:48:56.000 of sleep

00:48:56.440 of say 45 minutes

00:48:57.400 to an hour a day

00:48:58.040 over a week

00:48:58.600 that affects

00:48:59.720 a lot of things

00:49:01.020 that cell phones

00:49:01.600 are also affecting

00:49:02.220 on their own

00:49:02.640 like lack of sleep

00:49:03.660 will affect your ability

00:49:04.800 to concentrate

00:49:05.340 and focus

00:49:05.960 and remember

00:49:06.740 and connect with people

00:49:07.680 I mean lack of sleep

00:49:08.500 is a big deal

00:49:09.320 and it can add up

00:49:10.720 in small increments

00:49:11.600 I want to take a break

00:49:13.080 and come back

00:49:13.620 on the other side

00:49:14.000 with the solution

00:49:14.620 because that's really

00:49:15.360 what your book is

00:49:15.940 you go through

00:49:16.320 the science of

00:49:17.040 how this is affecting

00:49:18.120 you generally negatively

00:49:19.300 but then also

00:49:20.400 a kind of an approach

00:49:21.520 to stop it

00:49:22.920 because it seems

00:49:23.920 at times

00:49:24.720 to be impossible

00:49:25.600 to stop

00:49:26.140 back in a second

00:49:27.200 with Catherine Price

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00:49:28.680 with your phone

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00:49:30.600 and it's a 30-day plan

00:49:31.560 so you know

00:49:32.540 you don't have to be

00:49:33.340 super duper committed

00:49:34.800 30 days

00:49:35.400 you can get through

00:49:35.780 30 days

00:49:36.240 of doing anything

00:49:37.280 with of course

00:49:38.000 the exception

00:49:38.480 of eating right

00:49:39.080 which is impossible

00:49:39.940 obviously we all know that

00:49:41.200 that's not possible

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00:51:02.220 Glenn back

00:51:07.160 it's Stu

00:51:08.160 in for Glenn

00:51:08.740 he'll be back

00:51:09.260 tomorrow

00:51:09.560 we're talking

00:51:10.080 to Catherine Price

00:51:10.820 she's the author

00:51:11.320 of How to Break Up

00:51:12.060 with Your Phone

00:51:12.620 and Catherine

00:51:13.040 I had some news

00:51:14.100 in the break

00:51:14.580 my wife told me

00:51:15.660 she downloaded

00:51:16.160 Moment

00:51:16.520 the app

00:51:17.820 that monitors

00:51:19.100 your usage

00:51:19.480 which is a positive

00:51:20.360 change

00:51:20.700 although she did

00:51:21.400 text it to me

00:51:22.260 so that means

00:51:23.260 she was on her phone

00:51:24.200 telling me

00:51:24.720 she was trying

00:51:25.180 to break up

00:51:25.580 with her phone

00:51:25.980 and I'm not sure

00:51:26.500 if that's positive

00:51:27.100 or not

00:51:27.420 that's really funny

00:51:29.000 well I was going

00:51:29.580 to say about

00:51:30.060 the Facebook thing

00:51:30.900 and the installing

00:51:31.580 and reinstalling

00:51:32.580 whatever

00:51:32.920 I think that's okay

00:51:34.200 speaking to

00:51:35.720 wife of Stu

00:51:36.500 right now

00:51:36.980 because for example

00:51:37.820 yeah I've got

00:51:38.620 wait what is her name

00:51:39.380 Lisa

00:51:40.040 you don't have to

00:51:41.100 call her wife of Stu

00:51:41.800 that is how she usually goes

00:51:43.260 I am Lisa

00:51:43.880 wife of Stu

00:51:44.860 wife of Stu

00:51:45.720 yes

00:51:46.200 no I have a problem

00:51:47.880 with email

00:51:48.340 and so what I tend to do

00:51:49.780 I go through these cycles

00:51:50.680 where I take the app

00:51:52.180 off my phone

00:51:52.940 and then I'm like

00:51:54.140 let me just check

00:51:54.820 a little bit

00:51:55.280 and I'll go to Gmail

00:51:56.020 on the Safari browser

00:51:57.500 and then I'll realize

00:51:58.660 that that's a problem

00:51:59.500 and then I'll delete

00:52:00.980 everything

00:52:01.340 and then I start again

00:52:02.400 but I think that's

00:52:03.160 completely fine

00:52:03.820 because basically

00:52:05.120 you're aware

00:52:05.800 of the issue

00:52:06.620 like you know

00:52:07.920 that it's a problem

00:52:08.700 and you are aware

00:52:09.820 of when it starts

00:52:10.820 to make you feel bad

00:52:11.600 again

00:52:11.980 so maybe the ultimate goal

00:52:13.500 is to wean yourself

00:52:14.320 off Facebook entirely

00:52:15.480 but I don't think

00:52:16.840 that there's any point

00:52:17.660 in making yourself

00:52:18.400 feel bad

00:52:19.000 about occasionally

00:52:19.840 you know

00:52:20.900 going through these cycles

00:52:21.540 it's just natural

00:52:22.340 so for me right now

00:52:23.260 I've actually made it

00:52:23.920 really impossible

00:52:24.500 because now I've got

00:52:25.080 the email app

00:52:25.740 deleted off my phone

00:52:26.500 and okay Lisa

00:52:27.400 wait for this one

00:52:28.120 there's an app

00:52:28.600 called Freedom

00:52:29.240 which will block

00:52:30.260 your access

00:52:30.760 you can choose

00:52:31.600 what apps and websites

00:52:32.960 you don't want

00:52:33.760 to give yourself

00:52:34.280 access to

00:52:34.980 during a particular time

00:52:36.080 so if you want to

00:52:36.720 focus for a little bit

00:52:37.780 for example

00:52:38.680 but anyway

00:52:39.580 I blocked Gmail

00:52:40.460 for 24 hours a day

00:52:41.640 so that now

00:52:42.140 if I want to check

00:52:42.860 email from my phone

00:52:44.100 I need to do

00:52:44.920 all sorts of work around

00:52:45.960 but that actually

00:52:47.840 is a

00:52:48.220 I know we're going

00:52:48.820 to talk about

00:52:49.200 solutions in a second

00:52:50.100 and that's a big thing

00:52:51.280 for listeners

00:52:52.060 to be aware of

00:52:53.360 is that one thing

00:52:54.040 you want to do

00:52:54.520 for yourself

00:52:55.000 is just make it harder

00:52:56.740 to do the habits

00:52:58.260 that you're trying

00:52:58.900 to change

00:52:59.420 don't forbid you

00:53:00.860 for yourself

00:53:01.360 from doing them

00:53:02.160 but just make it harder

00:53:03.040 I call these speed bumps

00:53:04.340 like little obstacles

00:53:05.200 that make you slow down

00:53:06.780 so that if you choose

00:53:08.220 to proceed

00:53:08.760 you know it's by choice

00:53:10.060 if I check my email

00:53:11.480 on my phone right now

00:53:12.480 I know it's by choice

00:53:13.620 because I have to do

00:53:14.220 like six things

00:53:15.020 to get there

00:53:15.640 and it makes a difference

00:53:17.760 to not feel like

00:53:18.420 it's a restriction

00:53:19.100 it's just kind of

00:53:19.920 an inconvenience

00:53:20.700 and so if I really need to

00:53:22.060 I can do it

00:53:22.600 but otherwise

00:53:23.040 I'm not going to

00:53:23.680 just kind of like

00:53:24.260 habitually go

00:53:25.160 and find my email app

00:53:26.680 open or Facebook

00:53:27.440 or whatever

00:53:27.860 your problem app might be

00:53:29.240 without knowing why

00:53:30.820 and then look up

00:53:31.380 45 minutes later

00:53:32.220 and be like

00:53:32.620 oh my goodness

00:53:33.060 what did I just do

00:53:33.720 with my life

00:53:34.540 yeah sorry

00:53:35.280 that then that happens

00:53:36.120 all too often

00:53:36.700 Catherine we've got about

00:53:37.980 a little over two minutes here

00:53:39.180 to download about

00:53:40.220 30 days of information

00:53:41.620 you have a 30 day plan

00:53:42.760 can you give us

00:53:43.940 a quick outline of it

00:53:44.860 and tell people

00:53:45.660 how they can kind of

00:53:46.560 get going on this process

00:53:47.780 sure

00:53:48.920 well there's a

00:53:49.880 30 day accompaniment

00:53:51.200 on my website

00:53:51.840 phonebreakup.com

00:53:53.120 it's free

00:53:53.660 so you can sign up

00:53:54.540 for that

00:53:54.840 to keep yourself on track

00:53:55.940 but basically

00:53:56.480 the point is

00:53:57.180 to become aware

00:53:57.860 of your own habits

00:53:58.560 that's an important

00:53:59.240 place to start

00:53:59.960 don't just jump in

00:54:00.920 by saying

00:54:01.260 I want to spend

00:54:01.820 less time on my phone

00:54:02.660 because that's not

00:54:03.240 really a goal

00:54:03.920 that's just a random

00:54:04.680 statement that feels

00:54:05.360 like a diet

00:54:05.860 which isn't fun

00:54:06.940 so ask yourself

00:54:07.920 what do you want

00:54:08.420 to do instead

00:54:08.960 what do you want

00:54:09.460 to do with that

00:54:09.980 with the other part

00:54:10.880 of your time

00:54:11.940 with your four hours

00:54:12.760 and then set up

00:54:13.820 your environment

00:54:14.380 once you have

00:54:14.940 that goal in place

00:54:15.920 change your environment

00:54:17.220 on and off your phone

00:54:18.100 to support that

00:54:18.820 so make it more difficult

00:54:19.900 to get sucked

00:54:21.080 into your phone

00:54:21.740 I've got lots of suggestions

00:54:22.720 on that in the book

00:54:23.460 like turn off notifications

00:54:24.880 only have tools

00:54:25.840 on your home screen

00:54:26.660 not temptations

00:54:27.600 delete your problem apps

00:54:29.020 and just use them

00:54:29.740 from the desktop

00:54:30.300 but then also make changes

00:54:31.540 to your physical environment

00:54:32.560 so like if you're trying

00:54:33.320 to read more before bed

00:54:34.300 and you always check your phone

00:54:35.280 charge your phone

00:54:36.140 somewhere else

00:54:36.640 and then put a book

00:54:37.400 that you want to read

00:54:38.080 on your bedside table

00:54:38.980 so anytime you remove

00:54:40.140 a trigger for a negative habit

00:54:41.980 you're trying to change

00:54:42.640 be sure you put back

00:54:43.760 a positive one

00:54:44.740 and then just start

00:54:45.700 paying attention

00:54:46.180 how you feel

00:54:46.720 when you're on your phone

00:54:47.380 I think that's one

00:54:47.940 of the biggest suggestions

00:54:48.800 I can have

00:54:49.440 just notice

00:54:50.040 if you actually feel good

00:54:51.260 when you're done

00:54:52.080 or while you're using it

00:54:53.220 and the very act

00:54:54.220 of paying attention

00:54:54.900 is actually a really powerful

00:54:56.460 scientifically proven tool

00:54:57.860 for behavior change

00:54:58.900 so that's just like

00:54:59.960 a little bit of a teaser

00:55:01.540 for the kind of stuff

00:55:02.300 that's in there

00:55:03.580 since we're on limited time

00:55:05.000 but I basically

00:55:06.520 I didn't just want to write

00:55:07.600 a book that was depressing

00:55:08.560 that left people thinking

00:55:09.620 oh my goodness

00:55:10.260 we're destroying ourselves

00:55:11.140 and our society

00:55:11.780 and not give you

00:55:12.600 something to do about it

00:55:13.400 so my point was really

00:55:14.320 to make a practical plan

00:55:15.580 that would help people

00:55:16.700 make changes

00:55:17.380 both in terms of

00:55:18.220 their phone habits

00:55:19.060 and their habits

00:55:19.920 in the rest of their lives

00:55:20.740 as well

00:55:21.080 yeah the book is

00:55:21.660 How to Break Up With Your Phone

00:55:22.840 from Catherine Price

00:55:23.440 and it's very easy

00:55:24.020 to understand

00:55:24.540 it walks you through

00:55:25.380 these steps

00:55:25.860 in a sensible way

00:55:28.260 that's actually fun

00:55:29.040 and interesting

00:55:29.620 but you do realize

00:55:31.540 that you're really

00:55:32.180 working against

00:55:33.200 the current here

00:55:33.880 I mean there's

00:55:34.700 billions of dollars

00:55:35.640 of companies

00:55:36.200 and research

00:55:36.740 that are going to

00:55:37.720 try to make you

00:55:38.800 get back to that phone

00:55:39.940 as much as possible

00:55:40.840 and it just feels like

00:55:42.180 we're just losing

00:55:42.840 that war right now

00:55:44.700 well that's a depressing

00:55:45.980 way to end isn't it

00:55:46.900 yes I try

00:55:48.160 that's what I usually do

00:55:49.060 that's why I'm the one

00:55:50.260 getting broken up with

00:55:51.020 all the time

00:55:51.480 that's a

00:55:52.160 no I think

00:55:54.340 that all that is true

00:55:55.360 but with that said

00:55:56.220 we each have power

00:55:57.220 within ourselves

00:55:57.760 to make changes

00:55:58.400 so I mean I think

00:55:59.100 that you make

00:55:59.480 a very good point

00:56:00.300 but that's why

00:56:00.920 it's that much

00:56:01.700 more important

00:56:02.140 for each of us

00:56:02.720 to become more aware

00:56:03.460 of our own habits

00:56:04.080 and become more aware

00:56:04.900 of how we actually

00:56:05.560 want to be spending

00:56:06.320 our lives

00:56:06.820 see now we ended it

00:56:07.700 on a point of

00:56:08.360 individual responsibility

00:56:09.600 Catherine

00:56:10.060 this is this is perfect

00:56:11.420 this is exactly

00:56:12.120 how this should happen

00:56:12.900 all right

00:56:13.600 Catherine-Price.com

00:56:15.720 is the place to go

00:56:16.420 what was that

00:56:17.120 the other website

00:56:17.560 you said

00:56:18.000 phonebreakup.com

00:56:20.020 it's easier

00:56:20.500 because there's no hyphen

00:56:21.240 phonebreakup.com

00:56:22.300 phonebreakup.com

00:56:23.080 you can get Catherine

00:56:23.660 on Twitter as well

00:56:24.500 if you're constantly

00:56:25.320 checking Twitter

00:56:25.980 refreshing her feed

00:56:27.140 constantly

00:56:27.660 it's Catherine underscore Price

00:56:29.000 Catherine thanks so much

00:56:30.080 really appreciate it

00:56:31.120 thank you so much

00:56:31.960 for having me

00:56:32.400 have you ever been out

00:56:33.440 in the real world

00:56:34.160 and you bump into somebody

00:56:36.140 who listens to the show

00:56:37.580 hey I listen to Glenn Beck show too

00:56:39.360 really so do I

00:56:40.320 and you kind of have

00:56:41.020 an instant connection

00:56:41.760 with that person

00:56:42.400 because you know

00:56:43.320 that they're going to share

00:56:44.300 some of your values

00:56:45.220 you might not agree

00:56:45.920 on everything

00:56:46.440 but you know

00:56:47.420 they're probably going to be

00:56:48.060 a hard-working person

00:56:48.860 they're probably going to be

00:56:49.860 a person who's sort of

00:56:50.800 salt of the earth

00:56:51.480 and has you know

00:56:52.980 is a word is your bond

00:56:54.500 sort of person

00:56:55.360 that's at least been

00:56:56.960 my experience with this audience

00:56:58.040 over all these years

00:56:59.040 and that's kind of the thought

00:57:00.500 behind realestateagentsitrust.com

00:57:02.380 Glenn and Tanya

00:57:03.060 like we're thinking

00:57:03.900 well we need to get

00:57:04.960 to find a place

00:57:05.520 that's going to

00:57:06.080 screen real estate agents

00:57:07.140 so we get great people

00:57:08.000 with great results

00:57:08.720 but people that

00:57:09.360 we can trust

00:57:10.400 that we

00:57:10.800 I don't know

00:57:11.860 that share the same values

00:57:13.660 it's a tough thing

00:57:14.760 to just find out there

00:57:15.920 but everyone who's on

00:57:17.120 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:57:18.380 came there

00:57:18.880 because they knew

00:57:19.660 about the show

00:57:20.340 they are fans of the show

00:57:21.900 and they're people

00:57:22.920 you're going to be able

00:57:23.340 to relate to

00:57:24.000 that you can trust

00:57:25.020 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:57:27.040 if you need to sell a house

00:57:27.900 fast and for the most money

00:57:28.960 or if you're looking to buy

00:57:29.900 go to realestateagentsitrust.com

00:57:32.920 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:57:38.000 It's Stu in for Glenn

00:57:39.560 he is out

00:57:40.940 I believe

00:57:41.320 designing a brand new

00:57:42.760 flirtation policy

00:57:43.740 for the Blaze

00:57:44.260 takes a lot of time

00:57:45.820 apparently

00:57:46.600 Netflix is finding this out

00:57:47.720 they have abandoned

00:57:49.520 its workers

00:57:50.360 from looking at each other

00:57:51.980 for more than

00:57:52.740 five seconds

00:57:53.700 as a bizarre

00:57:55.640 as a bizarre

00:57:57.120 no flirting rule

00:57:58.500 has been in place

00:58:00.040 the company's film

00:58:00.880 also

00:58:01.380 the film's crew

00:58:03.120 can only

00:58:03.820 look at each other

00:58:06.160 for five seconds

00:58:06.920 and no longer

00:58:07.780 ask their colleagues

00:58:08.960 for their phone numbers

00:58:09.940 and staff are encouraged

00:58:11.440 to shout

00:58:12.080 stop

00:58:13.320 don't do that again

00:58:15.280 if they feel harassed

00:58:17.120 that's going to be effective

00:58:18.640 you know

00:58:19.460 just walking around

00:58:20.740 the Netflix headquarters

00:58:21.540 constantly hearing

00:58:22.280 stop

00:58:22.640 don't do that again

00:58:24.600 I like that

00:58:25.560 it doesn't know

00:58:26.900 I don't know

00:58:27.240 if that's going to work

00:58:28.160 but I guess it would

00:58:29.840 it would alert authorities

00:58:31.400 if every time

00:58:33.460 you're walking down

00:58:34.000 the hall

00:58:34.520 you keep hearing

00:58:35.800 stop

00:58:36.200 don't do that again

00:58:38.060 that would be effective

00:58:39.540 I believe

00:58:40.000 five seconds though

00:58:41.440 the good thing about

00:58:42.180 the phone conversation

00:58:43.300 that we just had

00:58:43.900 is no one has

00:58:44.500 an attention span

00:58:45.260 for longer than

00:58:45.800 five seconds

00:58:46.300 so it's very difficult

00:58:47.560 to look at a person

00:58:48.460 for more than

00:58:48.960 five seconds

00:58:49.560 it has sparked jokes

00:58:51.260 inside the company

00:58:52.020 people looking at each other

00:58:52.800 counting to five

00:58:53.480 and then diverting their eyes

00:58:54.660 of course

00:58:56.000 everyone just winds up

00:58:57.240 making fun of these things

00:58:58.140 once they start

00:58:58.840 senior staff

00:59:00.620 went to harassment meeting

00:59:01.880 to learn what isn't

00:59:02.760 isn't appropriate

00:59:03.620 looking at each other

00:59:04.920 for longer than five seconds

00:59:06.360 is considered

00:59:07.240 creepy

00:59:08.420 it is a weird part

00:59:10.960 of human interaction

00:59:11.640 I have to say

00:59:12.220 the me too thing

00:59:13.100 there hasn't been a ton

00:59:13.800 of news about it lately

00:59:14.640 but

00:59:15.860 the one thing

00:59:16.920 that I've noticed

00:59:17.440 is this Bill Clinton

00:59:18.580 book tour

00:59:19.180 that's been going on

00:59:20.500 which has been

00:59:21.000 really enlightening

00:59:22.140 it really has

00:59:23.940 it's an interesting

00:59:25.380 place that we're in

00:59:26.700 first of all

00:59:27.800 for poor

00:59:28.580 James Patterson

00:59:30.020 who decided

00:59:30.980 hey I'm going to

00:59:31.560 co-write a book

00:59:32.580 with an ex-president

00:59:34.180 it's going to be great

00:59:35.120 we're going to go around

00:59:35.780 they love this guy

00:59:36.660 he gets nothing but

00:59:37.720 positive media attention

00:59:39.260 we're going to go around

00:59:39.900 do some interviews

00:59:40.660 it's going to be great

00:59:41.340 now he's like

00:59:42.600 Teller

00:59:43.400 in every interview

00:59:44.840 just sitting there

00:59:46.360 quietly

00:59:46.900 next to Penn

00:59:48.380 as

00:59:49.540 except Penn

00:59:51.340 isn't acting

00:59:52.200 really smart

00:59:52.840 and doing magic tricks

00:59:54.020 he's answering questions

00:59:55.480 about affairs

00:59:56.040 he had multiple years ago

00:59:57.360 it's not been a good

00:59:59.320 book tour

00:59:59.720 I think we can agree

01:00:00.660 with that

01:00:01.000 but it is nice to see

01:00:02.060 isn't it a weird moment

01:00:03.220 where we sit here

01:00:04.360 and we

01:00:05.460 look at the media

01:00:07.100 and their coverage

01:00:08.920 of Bill Clinton

01:00:10.580 and they finally

01:00:12.540 have magically

01:00:13.820 understood

01:00:15.020 what we've been saying

01:00:16.240 all these years

01:00:16.960 all of a sudden

01:00:18.540 they're just

01:00:19.600 right on board

01:00:20.520 with this guy

01:00:21.140 being a complete dirt bag

01:00:22.340 all of a sudden

01:00:23.660 they've realized

01:00:24.980 the truth

01:00:26.180 about his character

01:00:27.380 his character

01:00:28.400 didn't matter

01:00:29.100 for all of these years

01:00:30.520 but man

01:00:31.920 now

01:00:32.480 now that he's

01:00:34.260 no longer

01:00:35.120 in a place

01:00:35.900 where they can

01:00:37.320 he can influence

01:00:38.320 really the political

01:00:39.280 movements

01:00:39.840 his wife has lost

01:00:40.860 now twice

01:00:41.700 no longer

01:00:42.940 secretary of state

01:00:44.060 no longer

01:00:44.920 a senator

01:00:45.440 they're just a couple

01:00:47.080 now

01:00:47.440 and wow

01:00:48.960 did they get rid

01:00:49.500 of them fast

01:00:50.060 so now

01:00:51.780 Bill Clinton

01:00:52.600 is going around

01:00:54.020 and he's answering

01:00:54.580 question after question

01:00:55.520 after question

01:00:56.340 about the Me Too movement

01:00:57.440 and I

01:00:58.300 I find it interesting

01:01:00.040 the direction

01:01:01.580 this has been going

01:01:02.320 over and over again

01:01:03.480 he's been asked

01:01:04.080 about Monica Lewinsky

01:01:04.940 and this is something

01:01:07.760 that I think

01:01:08.320 might be

01:01:09.140 controversial

01:01:10.420 but we need to

01:01:11.300 we need to understand

01:01:12.300 it before we go forward

01:01:13.380 here

01:01:13.640 Monica Lewinsky

01:01:15.800 is not

01:01:16.940 a victim

01:01:17.820 in the Me Too movement

01:01:19.400 Juanita Broderick

01:01:23.160 you could absolutely

01:01:24.560 say she's a victim

01:01:25.420 in the Me Too movement

01:01:26.180 Paula Jones

01:01:27.560 absolutely

01:01:28.980 Kathleen Willey

01:01:30.720 absolutely

01:01:32.180 you could talk

01:01:33.320 about all of that

01:01:34.100 but is Monica Lewinsky

01:01:35.880 a victim

01:01:37.060 this is the one

01:01:37.940 they keep talking

01:01:38.560 about over and over

01:01:39.300 again

01:01:39.600 Monica Lewinsky

01:01:40.660 this affair

01:01:41.960 from all these

01:01:42.580 years ago

01:01:43.120 they act as if

01:01:45.480 she was some

01:01:46.360 unwitting victim

01:01:47.820 Juanita Broderick

01:01:48.700 was if you believe

01:01:49.760 her story

01:01:50.260 and many seemingly

01:01:51.920 all of a sudden

01:01:52.580 do

01:01:52.940 but I mean

01:01:54.120 she told a passionate

01:01:55.260 story about

01:01:55.960 how she was

01:01:56.720 victimized by

01:01:57.400 Bill Clinton

01:01:57.960 and there was

01:01:58.700 no question about it

01:01:59.600 if you believe

01:02:00.220 the story

01:02:00.780 she absolutely

01:02:01.760 is a victim

01:02:02.340 of a serious

01:02:03.720 crime

01:02:04.280 is that the case

01:02:06.400 with Monica Lewinsky

01:02:07.320 Monica Lewinsky

01:02:10.400 was a willing

01:02:13.380 participant

01:02:13.900 in an affair

01:02:15.180 with the president

01:02:15.720 she was not

01:02:17.920 only a willing

01:02:18.400 participant

01:02:18.760 she was an

01:02:19.280 excited

01:02:19.840 participant

01:02:20.700 she was into

01:02:22.520 it

01:02:22.760 this was not a

01:02:24.140 thing where he

01:02:24.700 was pressuring her

01:02:25.840 that's not what

01:02:26.340 happened

01:02:26.700 and people try to

01:02:28.020 say well come on

01:02:28.660 it's the president

01:02:29.200 of the United

01:02:29.540 States

01:02:29.920 and she's a

01:02:31.880 23 year old

01:02:32.600 woman

01:02:32.880 yeah

01:02:34.280 she is

01:02:35.040 a 23 year old

01:02:36.280 woman

01:02:36.860 if you're a

01:02:38.860 23 year old

01:02:39.540 woman out there

01:02:40.020 listening

01:02:40.300 do you feel like

01:02:41.300 you couldn't make

01:02:41.900 that decision

01:02:42.360 do you feel like

01:02:43.660 you shouldn't have

01:02:44.320 control of your

01:02:45.000 sex life

01:02:45.600 do you feel like

01:02:46.680 you shouldn't be

01:02:47.580 able to make

01:02:48.020 those choices

01:02:48.520 for yourself

01:02:49.220 is 23 years old

01:02:51.360 do we not demand

01:02:52.360 out of a 23 year

01:02:53.220 old that they

01:02:53.680 make their own

01:02:54.080 decisions

01:02:54.440 now it's one

01:02:55.580 thing

01:02:55.880 if this goes

01:02:57.020 a different

01:02:57.300 direction

01:02:57.740 you know

01:03:00.040 if it gets

01:03:00.700 to be a point

01:03:01.200 where he is

01:03:02.160 forcing her

01:03:02.880 in some way

01:03:03.560 to do something

01:03:04.800 that she doesn't

01:03:05.300 want to do

01:03:05.740 by all means

01:03:07.080 me to it

01:03:08.180 all day

01:03:08.740 absolutely

01:03:10.420 as is the

01:03:11.680 case with

01:03:12.000 all these

01:03:12.220 other women

01:03:12.600 that have

01:03:12.860 been

01:03:13.120 tossed away

01:03:14.660 by the left

01:03:15.260 for so many

01:03:15.860 years

01:03:16.220 but Monica

01:03:17.840 Lewinsky

01:03:18.240 are we

01:03:18.880 taking agency

01:03:19.600 away from

01:03:20.140 23 year olds

01:03:21.460 now

01:03:21.760 Joan of Arc

01:03:23.360 was a national

01:03:25.040 icon

01:03:25.540 a war hero

01:03:26.500 and was

01:03:26.900 canonized as a

01:03:27.840 saint of the

01:03:28.320 catholic church

01:03:29.020 she was also

01:03:29.940 dead by 19

01:03:31.320 years old

01:03:31.980 she got all

01:03:33.080 that done

01:03:33.620 in 19

01:03:34.780 years

01:03:35.340 how about

01:03:37.640 uh

01:03:38.540 Sacagawea

01:03:40.800 helping

01:03:42.020 Lewis and

01:03:42.500 Clark

01:03:42.760 16 years

01:03:43.860 old

01:03:44.340 Cleopatra

01:03:46.680 ruling

01:03:47.360 Egypt

01:03:48.020 Annie

01:03:50.580 Oakley

01:03:50.920 there was

01:03:51.140 something

01:03:51.380 really

01:03:51.880 really

01:03:52.120 cool stuff

01:03:52.540 for Annie

01:03:52.860 Oakley

01:03:53.160 here at

01:03:53.740 the museum

01:03:54.400 that we

01:03:54.720 had this

01:03:55.080 weekend

01:03:55.380 and if

01:03:56.060 you happen

01:03:56.280 to go

01:03:56.540 to it

01:03:56.840 please feel

01:03:58.080 free to

01:03:58.340 call in

01:03:58.620 and tell

01:03:58.860 us

01:03:59.080 what you

01:03:59.860 thought

01:04:00.100 because we

01:04:00.360 met so

01:04:00.700 many great

01:04:01.040 people here

01:04:01.580 but I mean

01:04:02.600 here is

01:04:02.940 someone who

01:04:03.300 at 15

01:04:03.760 years old

01:04:04.160 was winning

01:04:05.400 national

01:04:05.960 incredible

01:04:06.800 national

01:04:07.220 competitions

01:04:07.780 beating

01:04:08.220 the best

01:04:08.760 marksman

01:04:09.300 available

01:04:10.160 and she

01:04:12.620 was much

01:04:13.560 younger

01:04:13.940 than Monica

01:04:14.920 Lewinsky

01:04:15.340 you want to

01:04:16.140 go a little

01:04:16.400 bit more

01:04:16.700 modern

01:04:17.100 Katrina

01:04:17.880 Lake

01:04:18.220 she worked

01:04:20.400 in venture

01:04:20.760 capital

01:04:21.060 you might

01:04:21.320 not know

01:04:21.540 her name

01:04:21.880 she went

01:04:22.420 to Harvard

01:04:22.740 business

01:04:23.060 school

01:04:23.360 she came

01:04:24.060 up with

01:04:24.280 the idea

01:04:24.620 that would

01:04:24.920 soon

01:04:25.180 turn into

01:04:25.560 Stitch Fix

01:04:26.160 a company

01:04:26.620 now

01:04:26.860 valued at

01:04:28.080 two billion

01:04:28.740 dollars

01:04:29.320 Juliette

01:04:32.820 Brindach

01:04:33.260 she was

01:04:34.800 16 years

01:04:35.400 old

01:04:35.720 sold a book

01:04:36.480 of 100,000

01:04:37.460 copies

01:04:38.000 a Kathy

01:04:40.580 Tai

01:04:40.980 published her

01:04:42.060 first research

01:04:42.720 paper at

01:04:43.180 16

01:04:43.760 the founding

01:04:44.780 the company

01:04:45.240 that she

01:04:45.600 founded is

01:04:46.060 helping

01:04:46.280 researchers

01:04:46.700 understand

01:04:47.240 the function

01:04:47.760 of genes

01:04:48.360 and keep

01:04:48.780 track of

01:04:49.200 gene

01:04:49.440 variants

01:04:49.860 just like

01:04:50.820 my hobby

01:04:51.500 basically

01:04:52.340 are the

01:04:52.620 same

01:04:52.840 people

01:04:53.300 have you

01:04:56.480 heard of

01:04:56.700 Malalaf

01:04:57.160 she of

01:04:58.040 course

01:04:58.220 defied

01:04:58.760 the Taliban

01:04:59.260 in Pakistan

01:04:59.880 demanded

01:05:00.740 that girls

01:05:01.180 be allowed

01:05:01.520 to receive

01:05:02.040 an education

01:05:02.620 she was

01:05:03.540 shot in

01:05:04.020 the head

01:05:04.480 by a

01:05:05.120 Taliban

01:05:05.380 gunman

01:05:05.900 in 2012

01:05:06.660 and survived

01:05:07.580 went on

01:05:08.240 to win

01:05:08.440 the Nobel

01:05:09.000 Peace Prize

01:05:09.880 we're gonna

01:05:11.440 act as if

01:05:12.200 women can't

01:05:12.760 make their

01:05:13.000 own dating

01:05:13.440 decisions

01:05:13.860 at 23

01:05:14.660 years old

01:05:15.660 is this

01:05:16.800 real

01:05:17.180 you know

01:05:18.120 that is

01:05:18.400 essentially

01:05:18.700 what Monica

01:05:19.100 Lewinsky

01:05:19.420 has been

01:05:19.840 saying

01:05:20.280 she was

01:05:21.480 a victim

01:05:21.900 of the

01:05:22.680 power

01:05:22.960 structure

01:05:23.420 and this

01:05:24.240 is a

01:05:24.540 you know

01:05:24.980 look

01:05:25.360 relationships

01:05:26.340 are strange

01:05:27.340 the way we

01:05:28.380 interact with

01:05:28.820 each other

01:05:29.080 is weird

01:05:29.920 but power

01:05:31.600 is part

01:05:32.260 of the

01:05:33.340 package

01:05:33.820 it is

01:05:34.860 part

01:05:35.140 of the

01:05:35.360 package

01:05:35.640 when you

01:05:35.900 like

01:05:36.140 someone

01:05:36.480 you know

01:05:37.140 some

01:05:37.440 random

01:05:37.880 computer

01:05:38.560 programmer

01:05:38.960 meets

01:05:39.260 somebody

01:05:39.500 at a bar

01:05:39.940 they have

01:05:40.200 a nice

01:05:40.420 little

01:05:40.600 interaction

01:05:41.000 things are

01:05:41.360 going okay

01:05:41.920 but not that

01:05:42.560 great

01:05:42.840 the person

01:05:43.220 seems smart

01:05:43.760 she seems

01:05:44.160 okay

01:05:44.540 halfway through

01:05:45.880 the conversation

01:05:46.460 he discovers

01:05:47.400 she's a VP

01:05:48.480 at Google

01:05:49.120 think that

01:05:49.800 helps

01:05:50.240 or hurts

01:05:51.080 his impression

01:05:53.060 of her

01:05:53.460 it helps

01:05:55.320 right

01:05:55.920 it does

01:05:56.860 it's not

01:05:57.400 because he

01:05:58.160 wants a job

01:05:58.880 from her

01:05:59.400 it's not

01:06:00.140 because he

01:06:00.780 wants to be

01:06:01.200 able to scam

01:06:01.760 her bank

01:06:02.140 account

01:06:02.460 and maybe

01:06:03.080 get a couple

01:06:03.480 of free

01:06:03.800 trips

01:06:04.140 I mean

01:06:04.760 some people

01:06:05.260 do these

01:06:05.600 things

01:06:05.900 but the

01:06:07.220 point is

01:06:07.580 your brain

01:06:08.440 does an

01:06:08.760 internal

01:06:09.060 computation

01:06:09.740 right

01:06:10.500 you meet

01:06:11.760 someone

01:06:12.300 they seem

01:06:13.480 accomplished

01:06:13.980 they seem

01:06:14.540 like they

01:06:14.760 have things

01:06:15.180 together

01:06:15.560 when you

01:06:16.520 see that

01:06:16.880 they've

01:06:17.100 accomplished

01:06:17.520 great

01:06:17.880 things

01:06:18.320 to you

01:06:18.820 it's

01:06:19.100 going to

01:06:19.360 elevate

01:06:19.700 them

01:06:20.760 in a

01:06:22.540 relationship

01:06:23.300 sense

01:06:23.980 that's

01:06:24.580 completely

01:06:25.120 natural

01:06:25.620 that's

01:06:27.200 different

01:06:27.520 than

01:06:27.840 what we're

01:06:28.620 talking about

01:06:29.180 here

01:06:29.380 it's not

01:06:29.640 because he

01:06:29.980 wants access

01:06:30.520 to her

01:06:30.860 ATM card

01:06:31.460 that's not

01:06:31.780 the way

01:06:32.040 it is

01:06:32.500 Bill

01:06:33.080 committed a

01:06:33.920 lot of

01:06:34.180 offenses

01:06:34.500 but having

01:06:35.180 power

01:06:35.600 which made

01:06:36.000 Monica

01:06:36.320 more interested

01:06:37.140 in him

01:06:37.600 isn't one

01:06:38.240 of them

01:06:38.600 she's not

01:06:39.520 a victim

01:06:39.900 because he

01:06:40.440 had a

01:06:40.700 good job

01:06:41.400 she made

01:06:43.260 that choice

01:06:44.060 because she

01:06:45.060 was interested

01:06:45.860 in him

01:06:46.380 and he

01:06:47.720 made that

01:06:49.220 choice

01:06:49.700 because he

01:06:50.660 was interested

01:06:51.320 in everybody

01:06:52.180 there are

01:06:55.260 tiers here

01:06:55.740 Harvey Weinstein

01:06:56.600 top tier

01:06:57.160 right

01:06:57.540 the worst

01:06:57.980 we know

01:06:58.300 what he's

01:06:58.600 done

01:06:58.840 horrible

01:06:59.300 horrible

01:06:59.620 things

01:07:00.020 actual

01:07:00.880 rape

01:07:01.700 right

01:07:02.040 he's at

01:07:02.440 the top

01:07:02.740 of that

01:07:03.640 tier

01:07:04.260 a few

01:07:05.080 levels

01:07:05.560 down

01:07:05.820 go down

01:07:06.200 and go

01:07:06.400 down

01:07:06.600 you've got

01:07:06.860 men who

01:07:07.280 constantly

01:07:07.680 are making

01:07:08.020 sexual

01:07:08.420 comments

01:07:08.940 and are

01:07:09.200 inappropriate

01:07:09.620 you go

01:07:10.660 down

01:07:10.960 down

01:07:11.200 down

01:07:11.540 from there

01:07:12.060 you get

01:07:12.400 to like

01:07:12.860 a Glenn

01:07:13.240 Thrush

01:07:13.680 a reporter

01:07:14.700 who you

01:07:15.000 might know

01:07:15.320 Politico

01:07:15.880 DC

01:07:16.440 reporter

01:07:16.920 he accomplished

01:07:18.700 he's a very

01:07:19.740 accomplished

01:07:20.180 reporter

01:07:21.060 and his

01:07:22.340 kind of thing

01:07:23.140 he was accused

01:07:23.680 of in the

01:07:24.060 Me Too

01:07:24.420 movement

01:07:24.880 was he was

01:07:25.920 hitting on

01:07:26.340 younger

01:07:26.660 co-workers

01:07:27.160 when they

01:07:27.720 were drunk

01:07:28.080 at parties

01:07:28.540 he'd hit

01:07:29.180 on them

01:07:29.440 he wouldn't

01:07:30.100 force himself

01:07:30.760 on them

01:07:31.180 he maybe

01:07:32.780 asked a couple

01:07:34.060 too many times

01:07:34.760 I don't know

01:07:35.260 but the idea

01:07:36.580 was more not that

01:07:37.440 he did anything

01:07:38.060 inappropriate in the

01:07:39.020 interaction

01:07:39.480 it was just that

01:07:40.080 his interaction

01:07:41.260 with her was

01:07:41.960 inappropriate in

01:07:42.800 and of itself

01:07:43.380 an older

01:07:44.320 more accomplished

01:07:45.460 employee should

01:07:46.300 never

01:07:46.740 date or

01:07:48.860 approach in that

01:07:49.680 manner

01:07:50.020 a younger

01:07:50.920 employee with

01:07:51.900 less experience

01:07:52.620 because that

01:07:53.180 might make

01:07:53.660 the younger

01:07:54.080 employee feel

01:07:55.020 as if

01:07:56.700 that person

01:07:57.940 is threatening

01:07:58.720 their livelihood

01:07:59.980 in the future

01:08:00.640 that's

01:08:02.180 but below

01:08:03.200 that tier

01:08:04.000 below the

01:08:04.780 Glenn Thresh

01:08:05.320 tier

01:08:05.640 is the

01:08:06.300 Monica Lewinsky

01:08:06.920 tier

01:08:07.240 she didn't feel

01:08:08.140 pressured into

01:08:08.800 it

01:08:09.000 she was

01:08:10.160 excited to be

01:08:11.380 part of it

01:08:11.860 she was

01:08:12.620 excited by it

01:08:13.360 she bragged

01:08:14.000 to others

01:08:14.500 about it

01:08:14.920 famously

01:08:15.380 in audio

01:08:16.060 tapes

01:08:16.440 and she now

01:08:17.620 claims that

01:08:18.300 you know

01:08:18.780 she couldn't

01:08:19.500 see that

01:08:19.840 Clinton was

01:08:20.280 using the

01:08:20.820 power dynamic

01:08:21.540 to manipulate

01:08:22.200 her and

01:08:22.740 therefore she

01:08:23.300 isn't fully

01:08:23.780 responsible for

01:08:24.500 her decision

01:08:25.040 I guess

01:08:25.680 I don't know

01:08:27.840 how he's

01:08:28.300 supposed to

01:08:28.680 read her

01:08:28.920 mind

01:08:29.200 and the

01:08:30.820 truth is

01:08:31.240 though

01:08:31.480 a 23 year

01:08:32.260 old woman

01:08:32.560 has to be

01:08:33.540 able to

01:08:34.060 make her

01:08:34.380 own choices

01:08:35.220 about her

01:08:36.080 own sex

01:08:36.820 life

01:08:37.160 I thought

01:08:38.100 the left

01:08:38.460 was pro

01:08:38.900 choice

01:08:39.300 wasn't that

01:08:41.700 a thing

01:08:41.980 at the time

01:08:42.460 if you want

01:08:45.500 to try to

01:08:46.100 stop this

01:08:46.920 behavior

01:08:47.540 we can make

01:08:48.620 a new rule

01:08:49.280 that says

01:08:49.640 you can't

01:08:50.140 hook up

01:08:50.500 with anyone

01:08:50.920 unless they

01:08:51.340 make within

01:08:51.740 $50,000

01:08:52.380 of you

01:08:52.880 is that a

01:08:53.280 rule that

01:08:53.580 you want

01:08:53.920 if you

01:08:54.440 think that

01:08:54.720 rule sounds

01:08:55.280 ridiculous

01:08:55.780 then what

01:08:56.580 she's claiming

01:08:57.200 is ridiculous

01:08:57.800 are we

01:08:58.900 supposed to

01:08:59.160 have only

01:08:59.520 people who

01:09:00.040 are assistant

01:09:00.600 managers

01:09:01.040 can only

01:09:01.460 date other

01:09:01.920 assistant

01:09:02.280 managers

01:09:02.720 you want

01:09:03.260 that rule

01:09:03.720 and we

01:09:06.020 can all

01:09:06.260 say I

01:09:06.700 mean look

01:09:07.000 Clinton did

01:09:07.480 a million

01:09:07.900 bad things

01:09:08.540 here and

01:09:09.060 including

01:09:09.380 real crimes

01:09:10.240 allegedly

01:09:11.060 and he

01:09:13.120 was married

01:09:13.620 he had

01:09:14.080 a loyalty

01:09:14.660 to somebody

01:09:15.100 else

01:09:15.380 that's all

01:09:16.120 on him

01:09:16.460 but for

01:09:18.420 her to

01:09:19.260 act as if

01:09:19.720 she's a

01:09:20.060 victim in

01:09:20.620 the me

01:09:20.900 too

01:09:21.060 movement

01:09:21.280 she could

01:09:21.600 be a

01:09:21.800 supporter

01:09:22.120 of the

01:09:22.360 me

01:09:22.480 too

01:09:22.560 movement

01:09:22.840 she can

01:09:23.820 wave the

01:09:24.080 flags

01:09:24.360 she can

01:09:24.640 go to

01:09:24.820 the parades

01:09:25.320 but is she

01:09:26.080 a victim

01:09:26.580 of the

01:09:27.000 me too

01:09:27.280 movement

01:09:27.640 not every

01:09:29.460 office hookup

01:09:30.160 story is a

01:09:30.820 me too

01:09:31.140 moment

01:09:31.580 sometime

01:09:32.240 there's just

01:09:32.820 a boring

01:09:33.640 old

01:09:34.660 affair

01:09:35.640 and that's

01:09:37.080 it

01:09:37.280 outside of the

01:09:39.200 presidency being

01:09:40.120 involved in

01:09:40.860 legal testimony

01:09:41.560 coming into

01:09:42.040 play that's

01:09:42.460 all this

01:09:42.760 was

01:09:43.180 I have a

01:09:47.160 sense of

01:09:48.120 there's a

01:09:50.140 soft spot

01:09:50.800 in my

01:09:52.280 heart here

01:09:52.760 for Monica

01:09:53.160 Lewinsky

01:09:53.460 and I

01:09:53.740 think she

01:09:54.020 went through

01:09:54.360 a real

01:09:54.980 hell and

01:09:56.620 probably paid

01:09:57.400 a larger

01:09:57.880 price

01:09:58.380 reputationally

01:10:00.320 for her

01:10:00.960 mistake than

01:10:01.480 it was

01:10:01.720 proportional

01:10:02.180 and Bill

01:10:03.040 Clinton

01:10:03.340 really didn't

01:10:04.320 pay much

01:10:04.740 of anything

01:10:05.120 until very

01:10:06.180 recently

01:10:06.640 but that

01:10:07.300 doesn't make

01:10:07.780 her a

01:10:08.160 victim

01:10:08.400 at least

01:10:11.320 of me

01:10:11.660 too

01:10:11.940 we might

01:10:12.840 make her

01:10:13.060 a victim

01:10:13.340 of you

01:10:13.800 know

01:10:13.880 John

01:10:14.160 Ronson

01:10:14.580 his book

01:10:15.100 so you've

01:10:15.640 been publicly

01:10:16.100 shamed

01:10:16.480 I think

01:10:16.760 she's a

01:10:17.100 victim

01:10:17.260 maybe of

01:10:17.740 that

01:10:18.060 but this

01:10:19.920 is a

01:10:20.160 different

01:10:20.400 thing

01:10:20.740 and we

01:10:20.980 shouldn't

01:10:21.220 confuse

01:10:21.600 them

01:10:21.880 you know

01:10:24.780 the power

01:10:25.180 structure

01:10:25.620 is one

01:10:26.160 thing

01:10:26.460 but personal

01:10:27.520 responsibility

01:10:28.160 is another

01:10:28.800 and if we're

01:10:29.680 deleting

01:10:30.140 we're already

01:10:30.960 giving people

01:10:31.700 access to their

01:10:32.760 parents insurance

01:10:33.680 until 26

01:10:34.620 years old

01:10:35.180 at some

01:10:36.120 point

01:10:36.480 people need

01:10:37.140 to turn

01:10:37.400 into adults

01:10:38.080 that make

01:10:38.580 decisions

01:10:39.160 on their

01:10:39.640 own

01:10:39.980 23

01:10:42.040 years old

01:10:42.820 you're

01:10:43.820 working at

01:10:44.240 the White

01:10:44.520 House

01:10:44.840 that seems

01:10:47.280 to be

01:10:47.520 enough time

01:10:48.140 we all

01:10:50.180 take responsibility

01:10:51.100 for our

01:10:51.760 own actions

01:10:52.760 and just

01:10:54.120 because there's

01:10:54.600 a new

01:10:54.960 movement

01:10:55.360 of real

01:10:56.180 victims

01:10:56.840 who have

01:10:57.180 gone through

01:10:57.540 much worse

01:10:58.200 things

01:10:58.640 than an

01:10:59.580 office affair

01:11:00.260 does not

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01:12:22.460 Glenn

01:12:25.320 BECK

01:12:26.300 let's go to

01:12:26.800 Catherine in

01:12:27.480 Utah

01:12:27.840 welcome to the

01:12:29.440 Glenn Beck

01:12:29.840 program with

01:12:30.840 Stu

01:12:31.080 what's up

01:12:33.760 Catherine

01:12:33.980 good morning

01:12:34.400 Steve

01:12:34.660 good morning

01:12:35.840 it was so

01:12:38.220 nice meeting

01:12:38.680 you and Glenn

01:12:39.180 on Friday night

01:12:40.120 it was a really

01:12:40.740 nice time

01:12:41.240 and the film

01:12:42.660 watching the film

01:12:43.400 was great

01:12:43.820 thank you so

01:12:44.760 much for coming

01:12:45.180 to that

01:12:45.440 I mean

01:12:45.600 the museum

01:12:46.520 was a huge

01:12:47.140 success

01:12:47.560 sold out

01:12:48.100 for the

01:12:48.340 whole weekend

01:12:48.920 you know

01:12:49.800 if you didn't

01:12:50.740 get any of

01:12:51.060 the behind

01:12:51.280 the scenes

01:12:51.580 stuff

01:12:51.840 we weren't

01:12:52.160 able to

01:12:52.440 make it

01:12:52.740 here to

01:12:53.000 Texas

01:12:53.240 it's worth

01:12:53.800 going back

01:12:54.240 and looking

01:12:54.540 at it

01:12:54.780 because some

01:12:55.060 of the

01:12:55.200 stuff that

01:12:55.500 was here

01:12:55.740 was incredible

01:12:56.280 it was

01:12:57.800 yeah

01:12:58.080 I wish we

01:12:59.060 could come

01:12:59.340 back

01:12:59.620 for more

01:13:00.320 time

01:13:00.660 because it

01:13:00.940 was kind

01:13:01.200 of late

01:13:01.840 night

01:13:02.100 when we

01:13:02.520 went to

01:13:02.760 the museum

01:13:03.140 but it

01:13:04.000 was just

01:13:04.680 fascinating

01:13:05.160 and you

01:13:06.240 had a

01:13:06.500 thought about

01:13:06.820 Monica

01:13:07.100 Lewinsky

01:13:07.360 as well

01:13:07.680 yes

01:13:09.200 yes

01:13:09.600 I was in

01:13:10.680 the Navy

01:13:11.020 and there

01:13:12.920 was a

01:13:13.500 you know

01:13:14.600 senior chief

01:13:15.380 that changed

01:13:16.400 my career

01:13:16.960 for horrible

01:13:19.860 because when

01:13:21.500 you went

01:13:22.380 to this

01:13:22.660 place

01:13:23.300 he said

01:13:24.000 you can

01:13:24.320 play big

01:13:24.680 daddy

01:13:24.920 with me

01:13:25.360 or not

01:13:25.940 I chose

01:13:26.660 not

01:13:27.120 and he

01:13:27.880 gave me

01:13:28.160 the worst

01:13:28.460 evaluations

01:13:29.040 and my

01:13:30.820 career

01:13:31.160 you know

01:13:31.620 if you

01:13:32.460 don't have

01:13:32.740 the top

01:13:33.020 evaluations

01:13:33.520 of course

01:13:34.000 you don't

01:13:34.260 get

01:13:34.440 advanced

01:13:35.120 and stuff

01:13:35.460 and here's

01:13:36.400 the leader

01:13:36.840 of the

01:13:37.200 free world

01:13:37.960 yeah she

01:13:39.300 didn't choose

01:13:40.020 well but

01:13:40.760 I can

01:13:41.400 understand

01:13:42.080 you know

01:13:44.040 that power

01:13:45.180 and things

01:13:45.560 like that

01:13:46.020 and he

01:13:46.440 could have

01:13:46.700 ruined her

01:13:47.040 life

01:13:47.340 if you

01:13:47.760 know

01:13:47.940 she

01:13:48.400 you know

01:13:49.340 look at

01:13:49.500 what happened

01:13:49.720 to the

01:13:49.900 other women

01:13:50.220 that tried

01:13:50.600 to deny

01:13:51.000 him

01:13:51.220 sure

01:13:51.560 right

01:13:54.580 I understand

01:13:55.280 that I mean

01:13:55.720 look it was not

01:13:56.420 a good situation

01:13:57.200 and thanks for the

01:13:57.660 call Catherine

01:13:58.100 I don't think

01:13:58.740 that's her

01:13:59.020 claim though

01:13:59.540 her claim is

01:14:00.180 not that she

01:14:01.240 felt pressured

01:14:01.880 into doing

01:14:02.380 this unwillingly

01:14:03.620 her claim

01:14:04.240 was you know

01:14:05.080 at the time

01:14:05.440 she really liked

01:14:06.000 it and then

01:14:06.340 later on in

01:14:06.980 life realized

01:14:07.920 that she

01:14:08.300 probably

01:14:08.840 shouldn't have

01:14:09.820 been won over

01:14:10.480 and he should

01:14:10.960 have realized

01:14:11.460 he had too much

01:14:12.660 power

01:14:13.040 that's retroactive

01:14:14.920 justice to me

01:14:15.800 Glenn Beck

01:14:18.580 it's Stu in for

01:14:19.620 Glenn Beck today

01:14:20.500 and as you may

01:14:22.000 know Glenn

01:14:22.760 told me everything

01:14:23.400 I

01:14:23.680 he taught me

01:14:24.820 everything I know

01:14:25.360 about radio

01:14:25.900 and so tomorrow

01:14:26.880 he's going to come

01:14:27.320 back and teach me

01:14:28.220 this lesson

01:14:28.760 he's taught me

01:14:29.160 many times

01:14:29.780 which is

01:14:30.260 when you start

01:14:31.000 an hour

01:14:31.260 you're supposed

01:14:31.640 to start

01:14:32.020 with the most

01:14:32.440 important information

01:14:33.560 a very important

01:14:34.780 story

01:14:35.200 you want

01:14:36.360 you want

01:14:36.940 to lead

01:14:37.780 the hour

01:14:38.260 with something

01:14:38.820 that's going

01:14:39.120 to grab

01:14:40.160 people because

01:14:40.740 it's vital

01:14:41.560 to their day

01:14:42.520 let me attempt

01:14:44.300 the opposite

01:14:44.820 here

01:14:45.100 let me instead

01:14:46.720 give you a

01:14:48.340 very unimportant

01:14:49.620 story

01:14:50.180 a story with

01:14:51.800 absolutely no

01:14:53.200 significance to

01:14:54.160 your life at

01:14:55.080 all

01:14:55.400 no relevance

01:14:56.400 whatsoever

01:14:56.920 but it makes

01:14:57.900 an important

01:14:58.320 point about

01:14:58.760 the media

01:14:59.160 goes back to

01:15:00.840 a boy named

01:15:01.960 Jacob

01:15:02.360 Jacob

01:15:03.560 Jacob had

01:15:03.860 a big

01:15:04.140 day

01:15:04.460 he was

01:15:04.960 graduating

01:15:05.540 with a

01:15:06.160 4.89

01:15:07.500 GPA

01:15:08.580 his mom

01:15:10.520 wanted a cake

01:15:12.220 to celebrate

01:15:12.940 the graduation

01:15:13.760 and she goes

01:15:15.520 online to order

01:15:16.300 a cake

01:15:17.520 at Publix

01:15:18.160 now Publix

01:15:18.600 is a grocery

01:15:19.060 store in the

01:15:19.580 south if you

01:15:19.920 don't know

01:15:20.100 what that is

01:15:20.500 so

01:15:21.820 she wants

01:15:23.360 the cake

01:15:23.860 to say

01:15:24.500 summa cum laude

01:15:25.440 okay

01:15:27.440 seems like

01:15:27.960 an easy request

01:15:28.840 congratulations

01:15:29.380 to the kid

01:15:30.220 summa cum laude

01:15:31.600 she types

01:15:32.800 it in

01:15:33.140 and the

01:15:33.740 middle word

01:15:34.520 becomes

01:15:35.880 banned

01:15:36.500 by the

01:15:37.300 automated

01:15:37.680 system

01:15:38.220 and leaves

01:15:39.240 three

01:15:39.780 dashes

01:15:40.580 okay

01:15:41.320 now you

01:15:41.800 can

01:15:42.140 look

01:15:43.060 this is a

01:15:44.280 completely

01:15:44.920 understandable

01:15:45.940 policy that

01:15:46.820 Publix would

01:15:47.420 have

01:15:47.700 a grocery

01:15:48.940 store

01:15:49.480 does not

01:15:50.820 want that

01:15:51.460 particular word

01:15:52.400 to be on a

01:15:53.000 cake in

01:15:53.540 99.9%

01:15:55.300 of all

01:15:55.640 circumstances

01:15:56.160 it's going

01:15:56.540 to be a

01:15:56.840 prank

01:15:57.080 it's going

01:15:57.340 to be

01:15:57.500 something

01:15:57.760 vulgar

01:15:58.300 it's not

01:15:59.880 an appetizing

01:16:00.560 word to put

01:16:01.100 on a cake

01:16:01.560 it's just

01:16:02.340 you don't

01:16:02.720 want anything

01:16:03.140 you don't

01:16:03.620 want anything

01:16:03.960 going with

01:16:04.400 that

01:16:04.600 but there's

01:16:06.440 a special

01:16:06.940 notes section

01:16:07.740 here

01:16:08.060 where mom

01:16:09.000 explains what

01:16:09.840 summa cum laude

01:16:10.520 is

01:16:11.000 now

01:16:12.340 that seems

01:16:14.780 like that

01:16:15.080 should be

01:16:15.340 enough

01:16:15.620 she put

01:16:16.760 some time

01:16:17.140 in

01:16:17.400 she bought

01:16:17.960 a cake

01:16:18.400 she wants

01:16:18.840 to celebrate

01:16:19.200 summa cum laude

01:16:19.840 she puts

01:16:21.560 the information

01:16:22.480 in

01:16:22.840 she puts

01:16:24.580 the note

01:16:25.000 in

01:16:25.180 explaining

01:16:25.560 what it

01:16:25.880 is

01:16:26.100 should be

01:16:26.460 enough

01:16:26.700 for the

01:16:26.940 mom

01:16:27.140 right

01:16:27.360 and that's

01:16:28.080 where our

01:16:28.340 story is

01:16:28.980 gets

01:16:29.280 controversial

01:16:29.900 because you

01:16:30.260 think

01:16:30.580 of course

01:16:31.140 if I

01:16:31.420 think

01:16:31.720 if there's

01:16:32.280 a real

01:16:32.480 worry

01:16:32.880 about the

01:16:33.180 situation

01:16:33.520 I would

01:16:33.920 check

01:16:34.260 the cake

01:16:34.740 but the

01:16:35.420 mom was

01:16:35.820 busy

01:16:36.140 and she

01:16:36.580 sent

01:16:36.800 someone else

01:16:37.280 to get

01:16:37.580 it

01:16:37.820 you'd also

01:16:38.740 think

01:16:39.080 if you

01:16:39.320 had a big

01:16:39.760 worry

01:16:40.020 about this

01:16:40.440 particular

01:16:40.840 moment

01:16:41.220 coming out

01:16:41.940 the right

01:16:42.260 way

01:16:42.540 you'd

01:16:43.760 check

01:16:43.980 the cake

01:16:44.540 before the

01:16:44.980 party

01:16:45.320 but no

01:16:46.640 mom

01:16:47.320 instead

01:16:47.740 to get

01:16:48.440 she gathers

01:16:49.280 everyone

01:16:49.840 around

01:16:50.320 the closed

01:16:51.160 box

01:16:51.700 that has

01:16:52.000 not been

01:16:52.420 opened

01:16:52.780 and

01:16:53.460 apparently

01:16:54.260 unveils

01:16:55.060 to the

01:16:55.380 masses

01:16:55.740 this cake

01:16:56.520 and it

01:16:56.880 supposedly

01:16:57.340 says

01:16:58.060 for the

01:16:58.360 first

01:16:58.600 time

01:16:59.100 summa

01:17:00.500 blank

01:17:01.160 blank

01:17:01.440 blank

01:17:01.780 laude

01:17:02.160 and this

01:17:04.400 is the

01:17:04.700 thrust of

01:17:05.120 the story

01:17:05.440 you're

01:17:05.660 supposed to

01:17:06.080 be outraged

01:17:06.880 at Publix

01:17:07.740 because they

01:17:08.900 screwed up

01:17:09.500 this poor

01:17:10.000 kid's

01:17:10.360 graduation

01:17:10.940 this big

01:17:12.740 evil

01:17:13.900 stupid

01:17:14.880 corporation

01:17:15.540 senselessly

01:17:16.660 prude

01:17:17.420 ruining

01:17:18.300 this kid's

01:17:19.080 day

01:17:19.500 that's what

01:17:20.420 you're supposed

01:17:20.800 to believe

01:17:21.320 but this

01:17:22.780 is the

01:17:23.040 type of

01:17:23.500 story

01:17:23.860 that should

01:17:25.200 not

01:17:25.640 be

01:17:26.580 a story

01:17:27.580 it should

01:17:28.600 never

01:17:29.100 ever be

01:17:29.840 written

01:17:30.060 especially

01:17:30.680 by the

01:17:31.180 Washington

01:17:31.880 Post

01:17:32.500 we all

01:17:34.240 know

01:17:34.720 that this

01:17:35.640 is just

01:17:36.040 a quirk

01:17:36.660 right

01:17:37.160 it's not

01:17:37.840 the policy

01:17:38.640 of the

01:17:39.000 chain

01:17:39.380 of

01:17:39.540 supermarkets

01:17:40.460 to avoid

01:17:41.640 Latin

01:17:42.160 phrases

01:17:42.700 that praise

01:17:43.520 academic

01:17:44.080 achievement

01:17:44.620 that's not

01:17:44.980 what they're

01:17:45.200 going for

01:17:45.900 we're just

01:17:47.120 supposed to

01:17:47.420 be outraged

01:17:48.180 about it

01:17:48.600 anyway

01:17:49.040 this is

01:17:49.380 what Glenn

01:17:49.680 is always

01:17:50.260 talking about

01:17:50.820 addiction

01:17:51.380 to outrage

01:17:52.260 this is

01:17:52.860 what it

01:17:53.160 is

01:17:53.480 this is

01:17:55.200 an even

01:17:55.580 more

01:17:55.860 pathetic

01:17:56.320 version

01:17:56.780 of the

01:17:57.220 story

01:17:57.600 where

01:17:58.040 someone

01:17:58.420 eats

01:17:58.640 at a

01:17:58.820 restaurant

01:17:59.240 and checks

01:18:00.460 their receipt

01:18:00.980 and like

01:18:01.700 the name

01:18:02.300 for the

01:18:02.620 customer

01:18:02.960 says like

01:18:03.400 fat

01:18:03.740 slob

01:18:04.340 and of

01:18:05.360 course

01:18:05.520 that's a

01:18:05.860 story that

01:18:06.200 gets passed

01:18:06.600 around the

01:18:06.860 internet for

01:18:07.240 a few

01:18:07.440 days and

01:18:07.760 everyone's

01:18:08.060 outraged

01:18:08.620 and yes

01:18:09.340 I suppose

01:18:09.940 if a

01:18:10.380 chain of

01:18:10.780 restaurants

01:18:11.240 decided to

01:18:11.820 insult all

01:18:12.500 of its

01:18:12.740 fat

01:18:13.140 customers

01:18:13.780 the same

01:18:14.880 way that

01:18:15.340 would be

01:18:15.600 a story

01:18:16.080 but here's

01:18:17.540 the thing

01:18:17.860 we need to

01:18:18.160 realize

01:18:18.520 we all have

01:18:19.480 too many

01:18:19.820 important things

01:18:20.560 to deal

01:18:21.000 with in

01:18:21.460 life

01:18:21.760 if one

01:18:22.920 franchise

01:18:23.420 has one

01:18:24.180 employee

01:18:24.600 who's a

01:18:25.080 jerk

01:18:25.380 that is

01:18:26.140 not a

01:18:26.900 news story

01:18:27.540 that's just

01:18:28.700 every company

01:18:29.400 in America

01:18:29.960 throughout all

01:18:30.780 history

01:18:31.180 there are

01:18:32.380 a-holes

01:18:32.880 everywhere

01:18:33.440 it's 2018

01:18:34.720 you live in a

01:18:36.060 time where

01:18:36.460 twitter exists

01:18:37.240 you should

01:18:37.660 know

01:18:38.240 that around

01:18:39.260 every freaking

01:18:40.060 corner is

01:18:40.700 some jerk

01:18:41.580 but this

01:18:43.340 isn't a

01:18:43.820 chain's

01:18:44.260 official policy

01:18:45.120 this isn't

01:18:45.900 even an

01:18:46.340 employee who

01:18:47.140 is a

01:18:47.420 jerk

01:18:47.760 the villain

01:18:49.020 in this

01:18:49.460 story

01:18:49.800 I guess

01:18:50.400 is probably

01:18:51.040 some $10

01:18:51.840 an hour

01:18:52.400 worker

01:18:52.940 who just

01:18:54.120 didn't get

01:18:54.680 it

01:18:54.800 you know

01:18:55.060 what

01:18:55.340 hate to

01:18:56.680 say it

01:18:57.040 maybe they

01:18:58.040 didn't win

01:18:58.640 their local

01:18:59.400 summa cum laude

01:19:00.240 award at

01:19:00.720 their school

01:19:01.160 sue them

01:19:01.860 so now

01:19:03.540 you've taken

01:19:04.080 the voice

01:19:05.420 of the

01:19:05.780 Washington

01:19:06.420 Post

01:19:07.100 and made

01:19:07.900 a villain

01:19:08.420 over some

01:19:09.280 hourly employee

01:19:10.260 who probably

01:19:10.980 either made

01:19:11.680 a mistake

01:19:12.340 or was too

01:19:13.700 distracted to

01:19:14.920 notice

01:19:15.360 or thought

01:19:16.260 there was a

01:19:16.760 policy that

01:19:17.380 existed for a

01:19:18.160 reason they

01:19:18.540 didn't understand

01:19:19.160 and they wrote

01:19:20.500 a word in

01:19:21.360 icing that you

01:19:22.160 didn't like

01:19:22.700 or didn't

01:19:23.440 write a word

01:19:24.000 that you

01:19:24.640 wanted on the

01:19:25.200 cake

01:19:25.460 congrats

01:19:26.540 Washington

01:19:26.920 Post

01:19:27.220 you really

01:19:27.680 torched the

01:19:28.300 life of that

01:19:28.740 icing writer

01:19:29.460 what an

01:19:30.100 incredible

01:19:30.560 achievement

01:19:31.100 by the way

01:19:32.800 we should

01:19:33.020 point out

01:19:33.460 we're in

01:19:33.860 a country

01:19:34.220 where half

01:19:34.640 the residents

01:19:35.020 want to

01:19:35.320 force people

01:19:35.940 to write

01:19:36.460 certain things

01:19:37.060 in icing

01:19:37.440 I'm curious

01:19:38.860 to get their

01:19:39.280 take on that

01:19:39.780 but that's

01:19:40.040 a totally

01:19:40.260 different story

01:19:40.780 the story

01:19:42.080 gets even

01:19:42.640 more

01:19:43.140 completely

01:19:44.760 nonsensical

01:19:45.460 the mom

01:19:46.500 the mom

01:19:47.840 claims in

01:19:48.240 the story

01:19:48.560 that her

01:19:49.180 son was

01:19:49.600 quote

01:19:50.080 absolutely

01:19:51.580 humiliated

01:19:52.980 end quote

01:19:53.760 by the

01:19:55.160 missing word

01:19:55.560 on the

01:19:55.740 cake

01:19:55.940 again

01:19:57.500 we did

01:19:57.840 this before

01:19:58.260 with the

01:19:58.620 immigration

01:19:59.100 story

01:19:59.580 at times

01:20:00.680 you look

01:20:00.920 at a

01:20:01.100 story

01:20:01.360 and you

01:20:01.900 need to

01:20:02.120 analyze

01:20:02.400 it

01:20:02.720 you need

01:20:03.120 to say

01:20:03.380 hey

01:20:03.740 this

01:20:04.060 looks

01:20:04.480 like

01:20:04.700 let me

01:20:05.000 see

01:20:05.220 the

01:20:05.400 background

01:20:05.700 of this

01:20:05.960 let me

01:20:06.180 dig into

01:20:06.540 the scientific

01:20:07.040 study

01:20:07.380 behind this

01:20:08.400 let me

01:20:08.680 read the

01:20:09.260 supporting

01:20:09.840 documentation

01:20:10.400 and there's

01:20:10.840 other times

01:20:11.260 you just

01:20:11.480 look at a

01:20:11.780 story

01:20:11.940 and you say

01:20:12.240 that's

01:20:12.960 gotta be

01:20:13.660 untrue

01:20:14.140 it's just

01:20:15.080 gotta be

01:20:15.680 untrue

01:20:15.980 is there

01:20:16.240 any way

01:20:16.980 a high school

01:20:18.440 senior

01:20:18.920 was humiliated

01:20:20.220 by the

01:20:20.660 lack

01:20:21.180 of an

01:20:21.560 R-rated

01:20:21.960 word

01:20:22.320 is that

01:20:22.960 possible

01:20:23.520 I was

01:20:26.780 a high school

01:20:27.440 senior at

01:20:28.000 one point

01:20:28.460 and I don't

01:20:28.900 think that

01:20:29.200 would have

01:20:29.460 happened

01:20:29.720 with anyone

01:20:30.180 that I

01:20:30.540 knew

01:20:30.760 though

01:20:31.400 they're

01:20:31.680 different

01:20:32.340 folks

01:20:32.800 different

01:20:33.340 strokes

01:20:33.760 I

01:20:34.060 understand

01:20:34.440 that

01:20:34.800 but if

01:20:36.660 it is

01:20:37.300 true

01:20:37.620 that a

01:20:37.960 high school

01:20:38.300 senior

01:20:38.660 is being

01:20:39.140 quote

01:20:39.920 absolutely

01:20:40.900 humiliated

01:20:42.000 by the

01:20:42.760 lack

01:20:43.220 of a

01:20:43.680 word

01:20:44.020 being on

01:20:44.500 their

01:20:44.660 cake

01:20:45.100 we have

01:20:45.800 a much

01:20:46.240 larger

01:20:46.740 problem

01:20:47.300 than

01:20:47.740 cake

01:20:48.060 lettering

01:20:48.580 but of

01:20:50.320 course

01:20:50.520 we all

01:20:50.960 know

01:20:51.220 this isn't

01:20:51.620 true

01:20:51.780 first of

01:20:52.220 all

01:20:52.380 later

01:20:52.940 in the

01:20:53.180 story

01:20:53.440 they

01:20:54.040 disclose

01:20:54.360 that

01:20:54.500 the

01:20:54.620 kid

01:20:54.800 Jacob

01:20:55.140 is now

01:20:55.920 laughing

01:20:56.260 about

01:20:56.480 the

01:20:56.600 situation

01:20:57.000 so

01:20:57.500 I mean

01:20:58.080 how much

01:20:58.500 humiliation

01:20:58.940 was there

01:20:59.540 did he

01:21:00.120 have a

01:21:00.400 moment

01:21:00.700 where maybe

01:21:01.080 his cheeks

01:21:01.520 turned pink

01:21:02.100 maybe

01:21:02.520 secondly

01:21:04.080 if your

01:21:04.520 son was

01:21:05.200 absolutely

01:21:05.860 humiliated

01:21:06.640 you don't

01:21:07.480 go on

01:21:07.840 Facebook

01:21:08.340 and write

01:21:08.900 about it

01:21:09.380 that

01:21:10.620 makes it

01:21:11.360 worse

01:21:11.900 we all

01:21:13.780 just want

01:21:14.120 to chase

01:21:14.620 the clicks

01:21:15.160 and the likes

01:21:15.800 and the friends

01:21:16.520 but that

01:21:17.180 makes it

01:21:17.660 worse

01:21:18.020 if your

01:21:18.320 kid actually

01:21:18.920 is absolutely

01:21:19.840 humiliated

01:21:20.420 why would

01:21:20.760 you do

01:21:20.940 that

01:21:21.200 and beyond

01:21:22.160 that

01:21:22.480 if the

01:21:22.780 outrage

01:21:23.120 of the

01:21:23.400 story

01:21:23.720 is that

01:21:24.040 a kid

01:21:24.400 was

01:21:24.620 absolutely

01:21:25.160 humiliated

01:21:25.900 why would

01:21:26.760 you want

01:21:27.060 a story

01:21:27.720 in the

01:21:28.180 Washington

01:21:28.700 Post

01:21:29.340 about it

01:21:30.040 and by

01:21:31.960 the way

01:21:32.180 Publix

01:21:32.660 the grocery

01:21:33.040 store

01:21:33.360 seemingly

01:21:34.440 did everything

01:21:35.220 else

01:21:35.560 completely

01:21:36.040 right

01:21:36.400 the family

01:21:36.820 says the

01:21:37.200 cake

01:21:37.360 was delicious

01:21:37.880 the family

01:21:38.760 says it

01:21:39.140 they offered

01:21:40.140 to make

01:21:40.500 the cake

01:21:40.860 again

01:21:41.280 the right

01:21:41.860 way

01:21:42.080 they refunded

01:21:43.560 the $70

01:21:43.960 for the cake

01:21:44.700 and they gave

01:21:45.640 them the store

01:21:46.060 gift card

01:21:46.600 think about

01:21:48.400 this story

01:21:48.980 an employee

01:21:49.800 of one

01:21:50.640 South Carolina

01:21:51.640 grocery store

01:21:52.340 made a tiny

01:21:53.080 mistake

01:21:53.600 which the

01:21:54.340 store went

01:21:54.800 above and

01:21:55.640 beyond to

01:21:56.320 correct

01:21:56.740 and they get

01:21:58.020 lit up by

01:21:58.720 the Washington

01:21:59.500 Post like

01:22:00.280 they were

01:22:00.540 holding auditions

01:22:01.380 for ISIS

01:22:02.000 this is the

01:22:04.420 addiction to

01:22:05.200 outrage

01:22:05.740 this is it

01:22:06.560 it's everyone

01:22:08.280 wanting to

01:22:08.780 wake up in

01:22:09.220 the morning

01:22:09.540 search the

01:22:10.880 internet and

01:22:11.400 find meaning

01:22:12.200 in their

01:22:12.940 life

01:22:13.320 everyone needs

01:22:14.480 to jump

01:22:15.320 on Facebook

01:22:16.460 and find a

01:22:17.800 story that

01:22:18.220 makes them

01:22:18.540 feel something

01:22:19.840 just because

01:22:21.760 something happens

01:22:22.900 doesn't make

01:22:24.300 it news

01:22:24.980 the world

01:22:27.000 sucks enough

01:22:27.760 as it is

01:22:28.380 there's no

01:22:29.000 reason to

01:22:29.580 work so

01:22:30.200 hard to

01:22:31.100 make everyone

01:22:32.160 else feel

01:22:32.780 like it's

01:22:33.140 worse

01:22:33.520 I mean

01:22:38.540 it's a

01:22:39.120 cake and

01:22:39.780 you missed

01:22:40.180 a few

01:22:40.480 letters

01:22:40.960 how does

01:22:41.940 the Washington

01:22:42.340 Post get

01:22:42.760 a hold of

01:22:43.040 that story

01:22:43.440 it's incredible

01:22:44.040 that's where

01:22:45.660 we are though

01:22:46.120 don't worry

01:22:46.580 about don't

01:22:47.120 worry about

01:22:47.340 important things

01:22:47.960 let's talk

01:22:48.400 about cakes

01:22:48.880 it is constant

01:22:49.900 cake talk in

01:22:50.480 this country

01:22:50.800 right now

01:22:51.120 which I will

01:22:52.000 say cake

01:22:52.920 is delicious

01:22:54.040 that's a

01:22:55.140 positive

01:22:55.420 if you're

01:22:56.620 looking to

01:22:56.820 buy or sell

01:22:57.200 a home

01:22:57.620 you probably

01:22:59.380 are going

01:22:59.680 through a

01:22:59.960 process that's

01:23:00.740 a little

01:23:01.140 different than

01:23:01.900 where you go

01:23:02.480 to other

01:23:02.860 places because

01:23:03.480 you don't

01:23:04.300 really have

01:23:04.700 the opportunity

01:23:05.300 to choose

01:23:06.460 who your

01:23:07.220 salesman is

01:23:08.040 when you go

01:23:08.640 buy a car

01:23:09.300 you walk

01:23:10.480 into the car

01:23:10.860 dealership

01:23:11.200 first person

01:23:11.640 that kind

01:23:11.860 of walks

01:23:12.160 up to you

01:23:12.480 that's your

01:23:12.820 person and

01:23:14.160 you deal

01:23:14.420 with them

01:23:14.800 whether you

01:23:15.060 like them

01:23:15.300 or not

01:23:15.620 same thing

01:23:16.760 goes with

01:23:17.060 most of

01:23:17.420 the transactions

01:23:17.980 you know

01:23:18.380 you go

01:23:18.700 into buy

01:23:19.240 a cake

01:23:19.660 and you want

01:23:20.540 them to put

01:23:20.880 a nasty

01:23:21.240 word in

01:23:21.540 the middle

01:23:21.760 of your

01:23:22.000 cake

01:23:22.280 a word

01:23:23.420 that scares

01:23:24.920 people and

01:23:25.940 they won't do

01:23:26.620 it for you

01:23:26.980 can you find

01:23:27.400 another cake

01:23:27.840 maker I

01:23:28.280 don't think

01:23:28.620 so you have

01:23:29.280 a right to

01:23:30.040 have that cake

01:23:30.480 made with

01:23:31.020 those letters

01:23:31.440 at that place

01:23:32.200 but I digress

01:23:33.380 when you have a

01:23:34.760 real estate agent

01:23:35.280 you actually do

01:23:36.120 get to go through

01:23:36.560 that process

01:23:36.960 you can choose

01:23:37.400 whoever you want

01:23:37.980 yet most of us

01:23:38.780 just kind of

01:23:39.220 pick anybody

01:23:39.780 right you pick

01:23:40.580 the person you

01:23:41.100 go to the gym

01:23:41.600 with the person

01:23:42.400 you bumped into

01:23:43.280 in the cake

01:23:43.700 line person who

01:23:45.080 is a relative

01:23:45.620 of a relative

01:23:46.260 of a relative's

01:23:46.960 friend and you

01:23:48.680 don't really go

01:23:49.400 through and do

01:23:49.920 research this is

01:23:50.580 the most important

01:23:51.240 transaction you

01:23:52.380 will ever do in

01:23:52.960 your entire life

01:23:53.640 that's why Glenn

01:23:55.020 created realestateagentsitrust.com

01:23:57.640 realestateagentsitrust.com is a

01:23:59.640 great place to go because

01:24:00.640 they do all the work for

01:24:01.460 you that's what I love

01:24:03.360 about America and

01:24:04.300 capitalism I want all

01:24:05.600 the work done for me I

01:24:06.480 want the screening done

01:24:07.280 I want I want I want

01:24:08.560 these people to be you

01:24:09.580 know their advertising

01:24:10.400 plans their results that

01:24:12.260 they've had the fact that

01:24:13.500 they're able to get good

01:24:14.500 reviews and people are

01:24:15.340 able to say hey this

01:24:17.040 person kept me up to

01:24:17.860 date in a time where I

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01:24:19.980 want all of that and I

01:24:20.800 want someone who shares

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01:24:24.920 and these are people who

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01:24:26.440 share your values that

01:24:27.800 don't mind doing business

01:24:29.180 by a handshake that

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01:24:32.000 of doing business the

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01:24:35.700 and get your real estate

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01:24:41.520 it's Stu and for Glenn who

01:24:44.640 is too emotionally distraught to

01:24:46.620 do the show today he's

01:24:48.400 very worried about kids

01:24:51.160 at concentration camps

01:24:52.220 that's the story of the

01:24:54.380 day kids are in

01:24:55.560 concentration camps all

01:24:56.780 over America and we

01:24:58.040 need to learn about

01:24:58.520 that now of course when

01:24:59.500 you get to pay you know

01:25:00.200 paragraph 20 or so

01:25:01.120 they'll start telling you

01:25:02.060 about how this has been

01:25:02.740 happening for a very long

01:25:04.300 time the rate has

01:25:05.620 increased dramatically we

01:25:06.740 went over this in hour

01:25:07.460 one if you want to listen

01:25:08.380 to the podcast please do

01:25:09.400 that we'll tweet it out

01:25:10.600 from at world of Stu on

01:25:11.800 Twitter it's a great

01:25:13.720 follow say all the kids

01:25:15.560 today especially if

01:25:17.760 you're addicted to your

01:25:18.360 phone like I am great

01:25:20.100 place to go at world of

01:25:21.360 Stu but we'll get the

01:25:22.920 clips out there today

01:25:23.880 from the show you can

01:25:24.660 watch that and kind of

01:25:25.440 get the background of the

01:25:26.480 actual policy one thing I

01:25:27.640 was interested in when

01:25:28.720 we're talking about

01:25:29.320 concentration camps for

01:25:30.400 immigrants separated from

01:25:31.640 their families ripped it's

01:25:32.900 never separated it's ripped

01:25:34.500 from the arms the loving

01:25:36.740 arms of their parents they

01:25:39.020 want to maximize emotion as

01:25:41.040 much as possible they go

01:25:42.740 through one of these

01:25:43.680 facilities that was

01:25:47.100 visited by CNN now to

01:25:49.260 CNN's credit they put this

01:25:51.640 in the sixth paragraph not

01:25:53.080 the 20th Washington Post

01:25:54.320 went 20th but they went

01:25:55.260 with a sixth paragraph they

01:25:56.160 talk about how there's

01:25:57.380 already 11,351 children in

01:25:59.880 more than 100 shelters

01:26:00.700 across 17 states which is up

01:26:03.300 some and it's certainly

01:26:05.820 increasing in rate but this

01:26:07.720 has been happening for a

01:26:08.840 long time it's part of what

01:26:10.100 happens when someone is

01:26:11.300 prosecuted you don't drag the

01:26:12.640 kid to jail too and that's

01:26:14.460 just not the way it works

01:26:15.380 so they're talking about

01:26:18.740 these particular facilities

01:26:20.560 and the facilities are kind

01:26:24.660 of presented as

01:26:25.360 concentration camps I mean

01:26:27.340 Laura Bush today compared

01:26:29.700 them to the internment camps

01:26:31.240 for the Japanese and one of

01:26:35.580 them that that CNN was able

01:26:38.580 to visit is at a an old

01:26:40.960 Walmart so they took an old

01:26:42.920 Walmart that had closed

01:26:43.760 down cleared the thing out

01:26:45.000 and they made it into

01:26:46.020 there's bedrooms there are

01:26:48.020 beds for kids it was

01:26:50.300 designed to have four kids

01:26:51.460 per bedroom now they're

01:26:53.040 putting five beds in there

01:26:54.580 and that's one of the things

01:26:55.280 they talk about as being a

01:26:56.480 problem there's no roof for

01:26:58.120 the bedroom so you you know

01:27:00.620 but you're in a giant

01:27:01.280 warehouse so you're looking up

01:27:02.200 to the ceiling of a of a

01:27:03.540 Walmart right but you know

01:27:04.980 the they show a lot of

01:27:06.540 pictures and we'll have a

01:27:07.160 lot of these on TV today I'm

01:27:08.180 doing the TV show for Glenn

01:27:09.100 as well today and they'll

01:27:09.840 be we'll show you footage of

01:27:10.940 it we'll show you the

01:27:11.580 pictures of what these

01:27:12.220 things look like we'll show

01:27:13.020 you if they look like

01:27:13.820 concentration camps or not

01:27:14.920 you have to make the call

01:27:15.700 on that one I don't know

01:27:16.880 that I can do it for you

01:27:17.700 but you can see them side

01:27:19.220 by side and you tell me

01:27:20.080 which one is which the

01:27:22.800 massive shelter retains a

01:27:24.300 warehouse vibe according to

01:27:25.420 CNN noisely noisy but

01:27:27.100 highly organized scores of

01:27:29.100 staffers leading kids to

01:27:30.680 various activities in

01:27:32.160 recreation rooms and

01:27:34.300 recreation rooms not all that

01:27:36.080 common in concentration camps

01:27:37.300 some boys watched a soccer

01:27:39.420 match on TV now I know

01:27:41.520 there was a lot of flat

01:27:42.540 screen soccer watching in

01:27:45.880 all of the death camps but

01:27:47.640 I'm pretty sure this is a

01:27:48.900 little bit different some

01:27:50.500 took part in a Tai Chi class

01:27:52.920 and others played pool or

01:27:57.460 foosball in one case with a

01:28:01.380 cue ball now I love that

01:28:03.660 because why would you point

01:28:04.960 out the details of the ball

01:28:06.500 it's like you're saying you

01:28:07.640 know what they didn't even

01:28:08.360 have the decency to get them

01:28:09.540 an actual foosball they had

01:28:11.040 to use a cue ball from their

01:28:12.940 pool table do you believe

01:28:14.800 what these kids are going

01:28:15.900 through now look these are

01:28:18.500 can be really bad situations

01:28:20.020 but what they're trying to do

01:28:21.540 here to make you believe it's

01:28:22.540 concentration camp life is

01:28:23.780 ridiculous goes on to say

01:28:26.100 they have a variety of

01:28:27.020 schedule activities to keep

01:28:28.760 them busy boys spend most or

01:28:30.720 all their time indoors at the

01:28:32.960 former superstore aside from

01:28:35.000 one hour a day outside for

01:28:36.960 PE and another hour of free

01:28:39.360 time that they can spend on

01:28:40.380 the basketball courts or

01:28:41.720 soccer fields adjacent to the

01:28:43.180 shelter building so these

01:28:45.000 kids are inside for all but

01:28:47.060 two hours a day two hours a

01:28:51.720 day outside let me tell you

01:28:53.160 something if you've ever

01:28:53.800 watched an NFL game you

01:28:55.420 probably did it indoors by the

01:28:56.920 way but if you ever watch an

01:28:57.940 NFL game you almost definitely

01:29:00.100 because they run incessantly

01:29:02.060 have seen a commercial for a

01:29:04.360 program entitled play 60 it is

01:29:08.100 a multi-million dollar ad

01:29:10.140 campaign designed to encourage

01:29:12.420 children to go outside for one

01:29:14.460 hour a day and play they're

01:29:18.940 going outside for two hours a

01:29:20.400 day I it would be a dream if I

01:29:23.580 could get my kids to go outside

01:29:24.680 and play for two hours a day

01:29:25.840 under uninterrupted but it would

01:29:27.740 that we're not in the movie

01:29:30.020 sandlot this is 2018 kids want

01:29:34.060 that their iPad taped to their

01:29:36.300 face they don't want to go

01:29:38.120 outside two hours a day outside

01:29:39.620 is an insane achievement I mean

01:29:44.300 really we're spending millions of

01:29:45.840 dollars to encourage kids to go

01:29:47.140 out and do something for one hour

01:29:49.720 yet this is what we complain

01:29:51.700 about I mean look there are

01:29:52.940 serious circumstances in some of

01:29:54.580 these situations but the media is

01:29:56.500 just way over the top with it

01:29:57.980 also I would say while we're on

01:30:00.440 sports did you see Phil

01:30:01.740 Mickelson this weekend Phil

01:30:03.540 Mickelson the golfer of course

01:30:04.740 13th tee he was having a terrible

01:30:07.700 hole and he did what you know all

01:30:10.920 of us have done a thousand times if

01:30:12.960 you've ever played golf or even

01:30:14.240 mini golf which is you miss the

01:30:16.160 putt you get mad at yourself and

01:30:17.860 you go hit the ball while it's

01:30:19.100 still moving now this is this is a

01:30:21.600 little rare it's a tad rare when

01:30:25.620 it comes to professional golfers

01:30:26.840 and he got a two-stroke penalty

01:30:27.900 wound up with a 10 on the hole

01:30:29.240 needless to say he did not win the

01:30:32.100 tournament but there was a big

01:30:33.860 controversy about this I mean you

01:30:36.400 know he's just disrespecting the

01:30:37.820 sport here's a guy who's supposed

01:30:40.620 to hold up these high values for

01:30:42.560 competition and he goes and hits a

01:30:45.340 moving ball he putts a ball while

01:30:48.220 it's in motion and then he leaves

01:30:50.420 the green with a smug smile on his

01:30:54.460 face it was a big story and it's

01:30:58.440 going to dominate sports media all

01:31:00.020 day today what's what's funny about

01:31:01.700 it is you have to take you have to

01:31:05.200 take your problems and look at them

01:31:07.220 in context don't you every once in a

01:31:08.880 while we do this like you know what

01:31:10.100 wow we've almost we've taken the

01:31:12.020 poverty down by two-thirds of

01:31:13.600 globally and we all think the world

01:31:14.820 sucks I even said it last break the

01:31:16.640 world sucks I mean in reality it's

01:31:18.180 gotten a lot better there are

01:31:19.380 moments of it that really are

01:31:20.700 terrible but in a general sense

01:31:23.000 things are good they're getting

01:31:24.580 better things are improving in

01:31:27.220 dramatic ways so when you're golf and

01:31:29.520 you have a problem like Phil

01:31:30.560 Mickelson hitting a moving ball you

01:31:32.360 get to sit back and you say let's

01:31:33.880 compare our problems to let's say

01:31:35.560 the NFL

01:31:36.920 the NFL's problem is a little

01:31:41.200 different

01:31:41.580 Kellen Winslow jr. was one of the

01:31:46.200 highest paid tight ends in the league

01:31:48.020 son of former San Diego Charger

01:31:50.820 great Kellen Winslow Sr.

01:31:53.940 Kellen has had a little bit of legal

01:31:56.700 trouble this weekend

01:31:58.260 he has been charged with kidnapping

01:32:05.820 and a sexual assault and rape he

01:32:13.520 allegedly found his victims as they

01:32:17.280 hitchhiked in two of the cases he is

01:32:20.620 charged with attacking a woman age 54

01:32:24.680 telling her that he would murder her

01:32:27.020 and then assaulting her another victim

01:32:29.100 raped age 59 in a third incident Winslow

01:32:33.400 is accused of exposing himself to a 55

01:32:35.920 year old woman gardening in her front

01:32:37.760 yard

01:32:38.220 it's not I mean you want to go outside

01:32:41.180 and have a nice day gardening doesn't

01:32:43.180 turn out that well he was also charged

01:32:46.080 with burglary with intent to rape a 71

01:32:51.300 year old woman

01:32:52.480 and to top that one off

01:32:59.200 he was charged with burglar burglary and

01:33:02.360 intent to rape as he broke into a

01:33:05.040 trailer park and attempted to rape an

01:33:07.940 86 year old woman

01:33:10.820 he last played with the Jets in 2013

01:33:17.960 now if you think you'd rather have golf's

01:33:23.320 problems than the NFL's problems you're

01:33:25.460 you might be right on that

01:33:27.260 NFL of course still a fantastic league that

01:33:31.100 I love a lot of people don't like it in

01:33:32.680 the audience I understand that but you

01:33:34.020 know what call me back when the Eagles

01:33:35.520 haven't won the Super Bowl okay

01:33:36.600 but look at this

01:33:37.960 not only do you have this story where a

01:33:42.140 former star has raped five women or

01:33:45.440 attempted to rape five women all the way

01:33:47.560 up to age 86 you also have the

01:33:49.920 situation that it looks like his main

01:33:51.940 defense is likely to be CTE which he

01:33:57.280 received while playing football so his

01:34:00.400 the defense for his multiple rapes will

01:34:03.140 likely be the NFL did it to me that's

01:34:07.800 not gonna be pretty we have Jeffy coming

01:34:10.640 up

01:34:10.920 it's Stu in for Glenn Beck today largely I

01:34:16.740 believe because he knew Pat was out and

01:34:19.320 thought potentially his replacement might

01:34:22.560 come in named Jeff Fisher Jeffy welcome to

01:34:25.260 the program yeah if you know the show of

01:34:27.460 course Jeffy comes in occasionally but

01:34:31.100 also Pat's in every day and so today

01:34:33.360 Jeffy will be filling in on Pat unleashed

01:34:36.520 we're all very excited completely excited

01:34:40.320 something else and I'm fortunate though

01:34:43.140 I didn't come down with museum disease

01:34:44.960 no he didn't I thought Glenn had and I

01:34:48.120 talked to him frequently yesterday we

01:34:50.300 were both at the museum a lot yesterday

01:34:51.880 we did not come down with I will say

01:34:54.340 Glenn is he may have showed a few more

01:34:57.460 people around he's legendary at these

01:34:59.160 museums man stop I swear all he really

01:35:01.380 wants to do in life is be a museum guy if

01:35:03.520 he could do that he would be very happy

01:35:06.380 just going around and telling the same

01:35:07.580 stories about history that would be his

01:35:09.680 job absolutely occasionally mentioned

01:35:11.400 him you know you have a radio show and

01:35:12.800 a television show which you could also

01:35:14.240 be telling stories about history but he

01:35:17.080 likes to do it in museum form to like 10

01:35:19.120 people at a time I've got to look at the

01:35:20.580 piece so tonight I will be doing the TV

01:35:23.700 show as well we're gonna be talking

01:35:24.700 about the immigration thing going a

01:35:26.280 little bit deeper into the children

01:35:29.120 who've been ripped out of the hands

01:35:30.540 horrific policy brought on by this

01:35:32.900 administration we'll be talking about

01:35:34.780 that and we will be talking about the

01:35:37.140 Pope's comment with the abortion

01:35:40.260 situation talking about eugenics there's

01:35:41.860 a lot of stuff about them at the museum

01:35:43.140 about the eugenics movement and the

01:35:44.860 things that it led to the Pope kind of

01:35:47.460 called out abortion as it as pretty much

01:35:49.280 eugenics which he should right I know

01:35:52.120 there were a lot there was a lot of talk

01:35:53.440 over the years that the last couple years

01:35:56.060 since this Pope has been Pope that they

01:36:00.360 were worried that he might not right yeah

01:36:02.400 I mean I he seems incredibly Catholic on

01:36:05.000 this particular issue which is which is

01:36:06.820 wonderful and good and you would you

01:36:08.240 would be interested in this because you

01:36:09.040 ran for Pope I did run for Pope at one

01:36:11.500 time you did not win I didn't win the

01:36:12.920 smoke did not go up for me no to not

01:36:14.780 very disappointing very sad so what do you

01:36:17.320 have for us today well first I want to

01:36:19.120 complain a little bit about this network

01:36:21.500 I have been called entitled a lot of

01:36:26.160 things on this networks do many by you

01:36:29.020 you're welcome titles that I have

01:36:32.340 acquired over the years because of you

01:36:35.660 rape expert comes to mind that is

01:36:39.260 something that if you google Jeffy and

01:36:41.420 you find him and you can separate him

01:36:43.080 from the former NFL coach of the same

01:36:44.420 name one of the first things you will

01:36:46.400 you will see as is in quotes in an article

01:36:50.180 about Jeffy is a purported rape expert

01:36:53.400 Jeff Fisher Jeff Fisher which is not

01:36:55.240 something you necessarily want on your

01:36:56.520 business card I will say I don't have

01:36:59.180 it on my business card okay good but I

01:37:01.060 listened to the first hour of this

01:37:02.400 broadcast this morning and I found out

01:37:04.640 that I have never been called pimp of

01:37:08.040 evil really I I cannot believe that that

01:37:12.120 is a phrase passed along in America

01:37:14.560 that I have not been called do we have

01:37:16.240 that clip we should go back to that

01:37:17.960 because the clip of an AM joy read joy

01:37:21.300 read who by the way still maintains her

01:37:23.320 employment after all of the things that

01:37:25.840 have gone on here's a clip from this

01:37:27.240 weekend's AM joy for the Republican

01:37:30.160 Party that have gone along like pimps of

01:37:33.480 evil with this president pimps of evil

01:37:39.040 that's right you have never been called

01:37:40.960 that and that I will apologize wasn't

01:37:43.440 oversight on our part because you

01:37:45.500 absolutely fit that description thank

01:37:46.920 you I also you know I think that we are

01:37:49.760 doomed you know we talked you talked a

01:37:51.240 little bit about the Netflix uh five

01:37:53.000 second rule now yes you can't look at

01:37:54.840 someone you can't look at someone for

01:37:55.960 longer than five seconds or they can

01:37:57.480 just shout even if it's under five

01:37:59.880 seconds right if they could just shout

01:38:01.100 at you and say stop looking or whatever

01:38:02.560 the quote was stop it stop what you're

01:38:05.180 doing it's just unbelievable which you

01:38:08.560 know I mean they could have done that

01:38:09.440 before they could have done it before

01:38:11.620 they didn't need why did they need the

01:38:12.760 Netflix rule for that as far as I know

01:38:14.280 there was never a rule against people

01:38:15.940 saying stop what you're doing right I

01:38:17.700 know you can always say stop no it's

01:38:20.960 always your choice of course and that

01:38:22.740 was the whole deal on on Friday when

01:38:25.100 Chloe Dykstra the ex-girlfriend of Chris

01:38:28.740 Hardwick from AMC those of you that you

01:38:32.040 know know Chris from Talking Walking

01:38:33.660 Dead and he's done Talking Breaking Bad

01:38:36.800 and he's got a big deal with AMC and he

01:38:39.460 started out as a big podcast provider with

01:38:42.420 at Nerdist sold that for a bunch of

01:38:44.500 money has a new deal with AMC so his

01:38:46.980 old girlfriend writes a big medium piece

01:38:50.680 on the website medium it's about I don't

01:38:53.300 know 10 pages if you print it it says on

01:38:55.300 their medium usually gives you a time and

01:38:57.020 it says it's about a 10-minute read okay

01:38:58.700 and you go into it and she is unloading on

01:39:02.440 her unnamed ex-boyfriend talking about

01:39:06.980 what a horrific person he was this long

01:39:09.760 term abuse and career blacklisting now

01:39:12.940 she never names Chris Hardwick the world

01:39:14.900 knows that it's Chris Hardwick she

01:39:16.340 describes him pretty closely or it would

01:39:18.160 be unmistakable because I will say when I

01:39:19.900 saw a headline that said you know person

01:39:24.220 who does after walking dead show accused of

01:39:28.520 crimes I definitely thought of you first oh

01:39:31.520 uh because you do an actual walking dead

01:39:35.960 post show we do want to downplay that

01:39:37.380 because I'm I'm hoping for the gig yeah

01:39:39.880 because he doesn't have it anymore right

01:39:42.400 well they they've postponed it uh they had

01:39:46.380 a new deal right okay so she says uh in in

01:39:50.180 the medium post one of the things that she

01:39:51.880 says is that uh uh he pressured me into sex

01:39:55.860 against my will I did go along with it out

01:39:59.300 of fear of losing him I mean that's a

01:40:02.180 relationship

01:40:02.800 right perhaps in your world that's a

01:40:08.080 relationship certainly not a healthy

01:40:09.460 relationship no but I don't you're right

01:40:11.280 though I mean if she say like you know

01:40:13.700 there are manipulation tactics that are

01:40:16.140 obviously horrible to use that aren't

01:40:19.360 necessarily criminal right I guess as

01:40:21.080 you're correct um yes and here this

01:40:23.760 situation seems like he may have been a

01:40:25.520 because I mean he was saying stuff like

01:40:27.360 she would say she didn't want to hook up

01:40:29.680 with him and then he would respond with

01:40:32.160 well my last relationship broke up at

01:40:34.560 due to lack of sex right and then she

01:40:36.600 would hook up with him right now that's

01:40:38.220 completely manipulative right if someone

01:40:40.020 says they don't want to have sex with you

01:40:41.220 probably the right thing to do is I don't

01:40:42.800 know you know go to McDonald's and have a

01:40:44.740 burger or go do something else as you

01:40:47.440 can tell I've been to McDonald's a lot

01:40:48.900 very true I just just using that example I

01:40:53.760 don't know where that came from but but I

01:40:55.520 mean if that's a terrible tactic and a

01:40:57.580 horrible thing to do to someone especially

01:40:58.960 that someone that you care about right

01:41:00.240 you shouldn't try to manipulate them into

01:41:02.120 doing something they don't want to do

01:41:03.280 however I don't know that that's illegal

01:41:05.160 okay right so immediately his uh

01:41:09.620 nerdist podcast who he hasn't had

01:41:11.380 anything to do with in a couple years

01:41:12.460 because he sold it but their website has

01:41:15.520 him as the founder and you know he's part

01:41:17.800 of the big deal and enters they

01:41:19.660 immediately come out and say they're

01:41:21.060 scrubbing everything with his name on it

01:41:22.920 off of the site off of the mention off of

01:41:24.700 there all of it gone and again not only

01:41:27.580 has has the the accusations they haven't

01:41:30.460 been proven they he hasn't actually been

01:41:32.800 accused right like it's they haven't even

01:41:34.860 named him as a person who's done these

01:41:37.200 things we just all are doing our own

01:41:38.980 detective work correct now he uh he has

01:41:42.440 responded denying it and saying that the

01:41:45.240 relationship was just a bad relationship

01:41:47.060 they argued uh he said that he broke up

01:41:50.560 with her because she cheated on him and

01:41:53.300 didn't want to be with someone who was

01:41:55.060 unfaithful and he has since been married

01:41:57.200 uh fallen in love and gotten married

01:41:58.940 again uh and so uh then after after a day

01:42:04.200 amc comes out and you said that they had

01:42:06.000 canceled uh talking dead no he had a new

01:42:08.380 show uh between seasons uh dead is between

01:42:11.880 seasons now uh in in mid-season break and

01:42:15.440 so they uh they put a new show together

01:42:18.500 with amc called talking with chris hardwick

01:42:21.040 and he was just going to do interviews and

01:42:22.400 stuff that was supposed to start this

01:42:23.620 weekend they said no we're not going to

01:42:26.800 start it this weekend uh we're not we're

01:42:29.540 not canceling it we're not distancing

01:42:31.660 ourselves from chris but until we get it

01:42:34.680 all worked out just take a break and then

01:42:38.360 he was supposed to be a big deal at the

01:42:40.000 san diego comic con he was going to host

01:42:42.000 it and do all that that's been he's not

01:42:44.220 doing that now either they pulled him

01:42:45.960 from that it's really interesting because

01:42:47.880 really strange you know look there are

01:42:49.560 real accusations of the stuff that need

01:42:51.240 to be taken seriously it's just we don't

01:42:53.340 have seemingly any standards on trying to

01:42:56.040 decipher what is just an accusation and

01:42:58.200 what is real if you remember our uh former

01:42:59.980 illustrious president mr barack obama

01:43:01.620 president barack obama uh his path to the

01:43:04.780 presidency was paved through accusations in

01:43:09.000 a divorce hearing from his opponent who was

01:43:11.700 very competitive with him in the india

01:43:13.280 in linois senate at the time um and jack

01:43:16.460 ryan right wasn't jack ryan okay and if

01:43:19.060 you remember the story you know his he

01:43:20.600 had was married to a celebrity uh the they

01:43:24.380 unearthed in a very strange ruling unearthed

01:43:27.980 the previously sealed accusations and it's

01:43:30.520 a divorce hearing and they're all saying

01:43:32.040 really crazy things about each other

01:43:33.560 always and you don't know what's true

01:43:34.900 there was never any uh determination as

01:43:37.380 to what was true and what wasn't it was

01:43:39.480 just a bunch of accusations it was a bad

01:43:41.320 relationship a breakup a divorce really bad

01:43:44.400 things said about each other made him

01:43:45.560 drop out of the race and barack obama

01:43:48.660 sailed to that senate seat and eventually

01:43:50.120 to the presidency well there's no mention

01:43:52.240 in this so far uh some people have come out

01:43:55.140 uh saying that i know it to be true uh the

01:43:57.900 blacklisting she talked about being

01:43:59.800 blacklisted by chris and him making calls

01:44:02.020 saying don't let her work there that kind

01:44:04.080 of thing but uh so far there's no there's

01:44:08.240 no one that says maybe she's the crazy

01:44:11.000 one i mean maybe she is because he's said

01:44:14.480 he's denied it and said that she cheated

01:44:16.440 on him but during the whole statement of

01:44:19.180 his statement that he wrote i love the one

01:44:21.360 uh the inside the report but the deadline

01:44:24.260 report says uh in the carefully crafted

01:44:27.040 response from chris hardwick so he's already

01:44:30.020 guilty well it was a carefully crafted

01:44:32.240 response you mean like the 10 pages on the

01:44:34.920 medium report that was carefully crafted

01:44:36.980 without his name which i believe if i

01:44:39.360 can remember reading it correctly she said

01:44:41.020 she rewrote 17 times right trying to tell

01:44:44.860 the story now look if she was the victim

01:44:46.180 of something terrible and you know it

01:44:47.840 doesn't look good for him right now i mean

01:44:49.600 but you know like he absolutely like he

01:44:51.900 should be shunned i mean you know you

01:44:53.420 should get blacklisting is bad unless it's

01:44:55.620 for someone who deserves it right and then

01:44:57.460 like in this situation he may very well

01:44:59.160 deserve a blacklist i don't know him very

01:45:01.720 well but uh you know these accusations are

01:45:03.760 serious and they should be taken seriously

01:45:05.580 okay so so now we've gone past uh criminal

01:45:10.080 activity right we've gone we've we've

01:45:12.480 bypassed uh you have to do like if chris

01:45:15.320 does not accuse him of anything no if chris

01:45:17.940 has done something criminal he absolutely

01:45:19.260 should be fried you know just of course

01:45:21.140 goodbye have a nice day but right now as

01:45:24.240 it stands there's no criminal activity

01:45:26.340 there's just being a bad guy yeah and

01:45:28.260 that's i think the danger of lumping all

01:45:29.940 these things together you know i talked

01:45:31.440 about this earlier on the show with

01:45:32.800 monica lewinski and that monica lewinski i

01:45:34.760 think she was a victim of the of an

01:45:36.260 internet shaming phenomenon that had just

01:45:38.240 begun question about it she was the

01:45:40.180 victim of a horrible treatment by the

01:45:42.320 clintons after the affair but the affair

01:45:45.380 itself she is not a me too victim she

01:45:47.680 made the choice she is a 23 year old

01:45:49.760 woman who decided to start hooking up

01:45:52.380 with an older man who was married and

01:45:54.980 that is hoping to get something out of

01:45:56.520 it for herself i mean i kind of think

01:45:58.280 that you know i mean maybe it could have

01:46:00.280 been i mean she may have loved him to

01:46:01.700 death they're turning around the other

01:46:02.860 way that bill was this horrible

01:46:04.260 power monger guy that was just using

01:46:06.460 this young girl and clearly he was

01:46:08.460 absolutely that's definitely true

01:46:10.040 absolutely but that i mean that again

01:46:11.540 to your point that used to just be an

01:46:14.020 office affair right right and there

01:46:16.820 there wasn't an accusation at least at

01:46:18.340 the time that bill clinton was not

01:46:20.020 going to let her rise to the heights of

01:46:22.040 political stardom because of this

01:46:24.200 affair it wasn't a workplace pressure

01:46:26.520 incident it was something she willingly

01:46:28.460 went into and was excited about bragged

01:46:30.600 about to her friends and recorded phone

01:46:32.640 calls and now we look back at all the

01:46:34.340 pictures at different big events she

01:46:36.140 was there she was there smiling she was

01:46:38.020 into it right it was that's what it was

01:46:39.800 and that's part of the chloe dykstra with

01:46:41.480 hardwick she claimed that you know he

01:46:43.080 would say that she couldn't go to these

01:46:45.200 events that she had to wait for him in

01:46:46.880 the hotel room and that uh yeah some of

01:46:50.140 it is pretty psychotic it is a if it's

01:46:52.740 true and b she made the choice she even

01:46:56.140 says in the in the media i look i chose

01:46:58.860 to do it in the end it was her choice

01:47:00.720 is what she concludes right which is

01:47:02.820 again that does not make him a good guy

01:47:04.560 but again when it comes to legality one

01:47:06.920 other one other thing i want to bring up

01:47:08.020 to you

01:47:08.280 she makes a point of not naming him goes

01:47:12.600 to great lengths to not name him but

01:47:14.220 describe him in such detail it's

01:47:16.200 unmistakable who it is right i'm very

01:47:19.320 conflicted about that because look if

01:47:21.400 you're going to come out and make an

01:47:22.540 accusation what this does is protect her

01:47:24.960 legally because she hasn't made the

01:47:26.860 actual accusation publicly she can say

01:47:29.960 whatever she wants about him because

01:47:31.120 she's never actually said who it is

01:47:32.320 and i i feel like i don't know i mean if

01:47:35.060 you're going to come out and and say

01:47:36.740 these things about someone you know

01:47:38.140 people she knew right away who people

01:47:39.920 were going to figure out who it was that

01:47:41.480 was part of the 17 rewrites i believe

01:47:43.300 you know that's the part of the design

01:47:44.280 the carefully crafted medium yeah so i

01:47:46.600 mean i think if you're going to come

01:47:47.900 out and accuse someone you know you have

01:47:50.000 to deal with the repercussions of that

01:47:52.000 legally if you've accused them falsely

01:47:53.900 strange i thought about i thought

01:47:55.220 about what if uh if hard work would

01:47:57.300 have said i just the top of me the

01:48:00.800 shaggy defense wasn't me she didn't

01:48:03.520 name anybody you gotta take a break

01:48:05.660 jeffy you're hosting uh back ray

01:48:06.940 unleashed today coming up all right

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01:48:14.640 there and go on jeffy's twitter and uh

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01:48:48.920 i love that thing it is it's awesome

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01:48:54.360 mean just in your house jeffy although

01:48:55.480 it's definitely true in your house

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01:49:27.480 glenn should be back tomorrow dealing

01:49:31.220 with his museum disease as he recovers

01:49:33.740 from a very long weekend and a very cool

01:49:35.460 weekend uh meeting lots of you uh at

01:49:38.000 the mercury museum which just incredible

01:49:40.880 stuff i mean you know we talked about

01:49:42.360 the declaration of independence all last

01:49:43.640 week uh there was all the lincoln

01:49:45.400 stuff that was there lots of dark

01:49:47.600 stuff from world history that just

01:49:49.860 creepy to even be around it was really a

01:49:52.160 great experience uh overall despite those

01:49:55.300 things um but it was interesting to see

01:49:58.360 after being in that world where everyone

01:50:01.300 is talking about you know real the depths

01:50:06.020 that humanity can drop to when it's in

01:50:09.700 its treating of other humans to come back

01:50:11.940 and hear everyone on msnbc talking about

01:50:13.800 how there's concentration camps all over

01:50:15.460 america people that you know mocked fema

01:50:17.800 camps correctly so are now saying there's

01:50:19.920 basically immigration concentration camps

01:50:21.700 all around the country for these children

01:50:23.000 i found it interesting to see how that has

01:50:26.400 been displayed and i happen to be on the

01:50:28.300 same page see one story about how horrible

01:50:31.040 parents being ripped apart from their

01:50:32.940 children and concentration camps same page

01:50:35.840 the big picture women around the world are

01:50:38.360 fighting for abortion rights

01:50:39.740 we'll have more on that coming up and also

01:50:42.960 jimmy kimmel lost to ted cruz playing

01:50:46.720 basketball which i just can't say enough

01:50:50.020 today

01:50:50.380 glenn back mercury

01:50:56.620 militia

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01:51:07.900 someone

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 18, 2018

'Enforcing What Already Exists'？ - 6⧸18⧸18

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