The Glenn Beck Program - Even the 'Moderate' Democrats Are Crazy! ｜ Guests： Mike Rowe & Nick Di Paolo ｜ 10⧸16⧸19

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00:03:35.440 we had an amazing interview uh last night with a whistleblower it's a whistleblower on the other

00:03:53.660 side it's a whistleblower that uh worked at the united i'm sorry at the uh uk m sorry the ukrainian

00:04:01.260 embassy in washington dc uh and met the democratic operative chalupa uh it gave us some information

00:04:10.960 last night that we had no idea we recorded something last night you saw the first 20 minutes of it live

00:04:17.000 uh on the tv show and the entire 90 minute interview is going to be released this saturday on a podcast

00:04:24.540 but this guy is a ukrainian who knows all of the players worked for shokin and then left because he

00:04:33.300 didn't like the priorities of shokin so there's no love lost for shokin he has no reason to defend him

00:04:40.600 there's no there's no there's there doesn't seem to be an agenda here um with this guy other than

00:04:47.640 he would like the united states out of the business of ukraine we're going to tell you all about that

00:04:52.520 and show you some of the things that we learned um just on last night's broadcast in in just a couple

00:04:59.020 of seconds first i want to start with uh the quote moderates taking back and standing up to the

00:05:08.660 extremists now they didn't call elizabeth warren or bernie sanders an extremist didn't call either of

00:05:18.760 them what they did say is that the moderates came out and stew i don't know about you but i've been

00:05:24.960 trying to find the moderate ones in the debate uh i haven't found them uh that's because there are none

00:05:31.060 glenn uh they are only moderate in comparison uh to each other in approach in speed speed towards the

00:05:41.200 same destination speed you see this over and over and over again for example um when it comes to

00:05:47.720 uh i thought the most clear example of it was the wealth tax yes the wealth tax is not your typical

00:05:52.920 like oh well god we should make sure we restrict uh guns for crazy people this is a a plan that most 0.80

00:06:00.500 constitutional scholars say is unconstitutional it was specifically debated by the founders

00:06:07.000 they specifically ruled it out so it's like if you'd absolutely have to go against what they

00:06:12.940 talked about during the founding it's been tested in the courts already and rejected they'd have to

00:06:18.480 just you know it would have to be an activist court that would say it's a living document and now it

00:06:23.620 means something else to justify the policy at its very base whether it would work or not is a totally

00:06:28.120 different situation so what the wealth tax is in case you don't understand it's it goes beyond uh

00:06:33.300 taxing people's you know income that's an income tax this is a wealth tax so let's say you have uh

00:06:40.800 let's say you have a hundred thousand dollars in the bank or a million dollars in the bank

00:06:44.900 um and you not only have a million dollars in the bank but you also have some paintings

00:06:50.700 you own a house worth a million dollars uh you've got some jewelry so let's say you're in the end

00:06:57.480 you're worth three million dollars well you'd fall into the wealth tax now that's not your income

00:07:03.000 tax that is an accounting of everything that you own so you own jewelry you own a house this is why

00:07:12.300 those homes in uh england besides the fact that they were so huge you couldn't run them anymore it took

00:07:18.320 too many people to run them but this is why people um have gone broke in in england uh and have lost all

00:07:27.760 of those houses one of the reasons is because you have to pay the property tax and the property tax is

00:07:34.600 so high well we understand that when it comes to property for a home but we don't take that into

00:07:42.380 consideration when it comes to well how many cars do you have do you have any jewelry do you have any

00:07:47.360 art how much say how much money do you have in savings that's property and so the wealth tax takes up

00:07:53.860 takes away two percent of whatever it is that you own two percent you have to pay on the things that

00:08:01.780 you've already bought you already have and by the way you were already taxed on the money that you

00:08:05.680 paid for it so it would be a double tax it's actually triple tax because you you paid it when you earned

00:08:11.300 it then you paid the tax when you bought it now just to keep it you have to pay a tax right and the

00:08:17.320 reason why it's relatively popular in polling particularly among democrats is it's just a

00:08:24.500 punitive class warfare tactic it's just saying hey like these people are really rich they don't need

00:08:30.400 it you do so you should take their stuff and look i you know people don't feel bad for millionaires

00:08:35.280 right so you know and it's understandable however there's so many problems with it number one being

00:08:40.660 it's not constitutionally possible number two um it also has been tried and and give credit to

00:08:47.960 andrew yang who is the only person who seemed to even have the the knowledge that it's been tried

00:08:54.020 in multiple countries and has been repealed by multiple europe these socialist countries they say

00:08:59.460 they want to be like which you know if you ask these socialist countries they will tell you they are

00:09:03.580 not socialist but the bernie sanders type of countries sweden and such have tried wealth taxes and

00:09:10.440 repealed them because they don't work and they don't raise the amount of money that they thought

00:09:15.460 they were going to raise right um so with that being set up when you go they went down the uh they

00:09:21.420 asked elizabeth warren about her wealth tax and of course she said how it's not going to hurt anybody

00:09:25.200 and it's going to raise enough money to give child care to every child in america plus free college

00:09:31.940 and i mean she went through this litany of things that there's absolutely no way this wealth tax would

00:09:36.780 pay for and then they went around the uh the the 47 people who were up there now here's what was

00:09:43.600 really interesting because they say the the moderates took her on no they didn't take her on

00:09:49.840 no what they what they said and i i wrote them down they said things uh like um i support it but i

00:09:57.420 endorse that idea but that has to be part of the solution but so there nobody was arguing this yeah with

00:10:05.840 exception of yang yes it was a notable exception here but they will say sure that's a great thing

00:10:13.340 we should do however we might not be able to get that done or we need to do my idea too or we need

00:10:18.900 to do my idea first or whatever it is which which all those other ideas were all raised taxes as well

00:10:23.300 just on different things and you realize that like here's a here's an uh you know an issue that is

00:10:30.220 outwardly unconstitutional and it's not just you know republican people saying that it is something

00:10:36.660 that was specifically debated by the founders there's different types of taxation it's why we

00:10:40.340 needed the 16th amendment in the first place to get the income tax because that was specifically

00:10:45.300 debated and prohibited by the founders and we needed to amend the constitution good job guys

00:10:51.240 to take a chunk of your income every week with this is there is no amendment they just want to do it

00:10:57.980 and if you want to do it you have to change the constitution right and they're not but they have

00:11:03.840 no interest in actually proposing an amendment right they know it won't pass um and they think

00:11:08.820 now they've they've abandoned the idea they need to change the constitution now it's just we just do

00:11:14.260 what we want to do because we really want it it's we don't really like millionaires so we want to

00:11:18.040 punish them we want to take money away from them and you can think that this is a good idea or a bad

00:11:21.660 idea but either way it's not allowed under our system no matter what you feel if you feel really

00:11:26.700 passionate that we got to take two percent of everybody every millionaire's uh savings every

00:11:31.560 year right um that's wonderful however you can't do it so we can't even find someone who would even

00:11:39.800 say that look the wealth tax is an interesting idea and you know millionaires do have too much money

00:11:44.960 however it's you know been shown in the courts to be unconstitutional it's not something that we

00:11:49.720 could get past we should do these things i don't think you didn't get that it was all that yes

00:11:54.580 that's great but i don't think we can we can get it done politically well here's the here's the

00:11:59.080 interesting thing to show you how extreme things are this is the new york times now remember um

00:12:05.720 we were extremists in the tea party because we were calling for a revolution remember that we were

00:12:11.040 calling for a revolution we were anti-government people because we wanted to change the government

00:12:17.360 okay that's how they they've said everybody who was for the constitution just live with the

00:12:26.040 constitution and the bill of rights just enforce that that was politically radical that was a

00:12:33.960 revolution uh that was uh dangerous that was crazy people thought here's the new york times they said

00:12:42.500 that while bernie sanders on one side is calling for and i'm quoting a political revolution

00:12:51.380 on the other side of biden warren is calling for massive structural changes in our country

00:13:00.860 oh okay uh wow those are probably pretty big a just you're admitting now that this is a political

00:13:11.340 political revolution and they said and biden is stuck between the two of them and his argument is

00:13:19.020 look i'm the only one that's gotten big things done okay so he's the moderate and according to the

00:13:28.440 times his argument is look you guys can't get it done i'm the only one that can get it done because

00:13:35.840 i've gotten big things done before what you're talking about bernie is political revolution

00:13:42.020 and you elizabeth don't have enough uh information in your so-called plans to be able to make anything 1.00

00:13:50.520 happen you have to tell people the truth and i'm the guy who can tell the truth with joe biden i'm the

00:13:58.480 guy who can tell the truth because i've gotten things done like health care when we told everybody that

00:14:04.460 there would be no increase uh of their premiums and it would actually help them and save them all

00:14:10.080 twenty five hundred dollars i'm the guy to tell them the truth yeah the argument really is i'm the

00:14:14.660 guy who can lie convincingly i'm the guy who can say we're not really going for the thing at the end of

00:14:19.340 the road we're only going for the thing halfway down the road even though we all know we're going

00:14:22.940 for the end of the road eventually uh anyway did you see the real there's a spat between the two of

00:14:27.840 them between elizabeth warren and joe biden where uh joe biden said basically i'm the only one in

00:14:34.860 fact elizabeth i'm the one who got people to vote for your cute little idea i'm the one who did it

00:14:42.180 and she there was a big awkward silence yeah there's a lot of accusations of sexism in this moment

00:14:49.360 um oh jeez that's that's the big thing everyone ran to you got to be kidding oh yeah because he was

00:14:54.480 talking down to a woman he was he was mansplaining how he you know he was able to accomplish uh this

00:14:59.420 and it was her little idea um well but it's true she went on and she said i want to thank president

00:15:06.620 obama for uh helping uh rally the votes for this basically leaving him out he got very very testy to

00:15:15.620 me he showed um he showed the hillary face last night what are you doing don't you know that i'm the

00:15:23.700 selected candidate that's interesting i mean look biden did work the senate all hard on a lot of

00:15:30.300 these big initiatives and is there some credit though for that particular bill i don't know how

00:15:35.080 i've read reporting that he was not all that involved in that particular what i took away from this is

00:15:41.460 he is he is while she's getting the rap on stage as uh you know elizabeth plans are the only ones that 0.83

00:15:50.900 work my plan is the only plan that works i've got a plan for everything okay his his overall message

00:15:58.680 to me at least i felt was don't you understand it's my turn don't you understand i'm the only one

00:16:08.320 that can win with you guys yeah and you have to have me that's amazing because you have to be i mean

00:16:17.140 if you're being honest with yourself and you're a democrat and you're thinking to yourself we need

00:16:21.160 to get donald trump out of office we need one of these people to beat them no wonder they're so

00:16:24.280 passionate about impeachment i mean this is not a good field but biden can barely get through a

00:16:29.660 sentence and he has that he he has he has a real real problems warren though is so tailor-made for

00:16:38.320 donald trump it's incredible she is stilted she's stiff she's robotic she's repetitive she has a deer

00:16:46.880 in headlights look every single time she's pushed what do you think donald trump's going to do to her

00:16:52.680 on a debate stage it's going to be devastating i have to tell you um joe biden is going to be just

00:16:59.560 he'll his clock will be cleaned by trump if he was the candidate bernie sanders clean his clock

00:17:07.520 um elizabeth warren cleaner clock i mean i just don't see anyone in the top three that could

00:17:15.420 actually withstand uh donald trump see i think bernie can but his ideas are so radical that

00:17:21.180 he would go right he would admit them right yeah and that's the problem with bernie but bernie can

00:17:26.000 roll in those in those circumstances biden also is a fighter and i think has shown himself in in

00:17:32.160 particular one-on-one debate moments he's had he's had moments i have to tell you last night he

00:17:37.340 just couldn't string sentences when he talked about syria or the tax thing oh it was not good

00:17:42.540 he's going to repeal the the the tax and then he was going to double it and then i mean he came up

00:17:47.840 with like three ideas in one sentence let's go but the last but last on this i think those two are in

00:17:52.880 a different league than warren warren is is the type of candidate that donald trump can own if

00:17:58.940 donald trump can't beat elizabeth warren he can beat no one in that field no one if he can't beat

00:18:04.680 elizabeth warren and they're going to run her out there as the candidate and give him the absolute 1.00

00:18:09.720 best chance possible to win this election well it's amazing they uh they took her on last night

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00:19:50.920 all right let's look at the overall winners and losers uh from last night two winners that i would

00:20:08.000 highlight uh one pete buddige i thought yes very solid and did a good job and was much more aggressive

00:20:13.900 than he's been in previous debates went after had a really good exchange with beto that he clearly won

00:20:18.860 uh and and was not afraid to go after uh the sanders and warren um side he's clearly trying to position

00:20:27.420 himself to be the biden fallback candidate uh i think it's a it's the right move for him and i think

00:20:33.000 he did a good job with it last night another person going for the exact same thing that i thought did a

00:20:36.900 really good job last night as far as performance level all of their policies suck we should note that

00:20:41.500 amy klobuchar had by far her best debate she's probably too far behind to make it for it to 0.99

00:20:46.780 make a difference but she i think set herself apart from the other what you would call in massive air 1.00

00:20:53.980 quotes moderate candidates her and buddige i think are vying for that second spot if biden crumbles so

00:21:00.700 if you had um if biden would win i think he would go with klobuchar uh as his vice president possibly i

00:21:08.340 think gabbard is definitely in that conversation though gabbard at every opportunity in these debates

00:21:14.420 goes after the people biden needs taken out and sides with biden like if they do not have if we do

00:21:21.760 not find out in six months that they had an agreement this entire time i will be stunned

00:21:25.960 she does it every time she did it even in her late uh and she's good she's playing wingman yeah 0.91

00:21:32.020 she's playing wingman i think she wants secretary of defense honestly yeah i think what she i think 0.96

00:21:35.800 she wants i would also say a positive night for sanders i mean sanders needed to come out and show

00:21:40.480 he wasn't going to die on stage and i thought he did a good job at doing that he showed good energy

00:21:44.680 he was feisty he's burning and his policies are insane but he way outperformed warren who i thought

00:21:52.060 was one of the biggest losers in that the good thing she was being targeted so she's signaling to 1.00

00:21:57.960 the audience hey she's the front runner now that is a positive but she did not handle it well

00:22:02.400 she has these weird red lines that she will not cross for example she just will not say she's 0.90

00:22:08.400 going to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for all this crap but why would she they 1.00

00:22:12.400 barack obama didn't have to do it everyone knows it bernie says it everyone says it everyone knew it 0.74

00:22:18.640 on health care and barack obama never said it joe biden never said it they talked the opposite it's

00:22:23.500 going to save you money and that but again that's the sort of stuff trump will eat up which when she

00:22:29.240 repeats the same answer evasively for the fourth time trump is going to just call her out and

00:22:34.740 destroy her in those moments she is tailor made for donald trump as a candidate and keep that to 0.92

00:22:42.980 yourself oh yeah edit that out stations please edit that out we're live you're listening to glenn

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00:24:05.500 from ukraine gives a story that's a little different than the whistleblowers you've been

00:24:09.520 hearing here

00:24:10.180 so i want to talk to you a little bit about uh the future the very near future uh as in 2020

00:24:39.900 i don't think that you're going to be able to believe your eyes or ears do you remember when

00:24:44.240 i said this to you stew in the 90s and remember how it was crazy that seemed yeah oh yeah i mean it

00:24:50.840 was it didn't didn't seem like it was a a nearby possibility it seemed a little flying cars right

00:24:56.700 uh ish but do you remember what we were talking about at the time to give you the time frame

00:25:00.940 reference it had something to do with friends i remember something to do we were for some reason

00:25:04.640 friends was the hot show and you're using that as the example and i remember thinking you know

00:25:09.900 picturing like jennifer aniston doing these things because you were talking you're talking about

00:25:14.900 um how it was everything from advertisements where like you'd be able to customize the shows for for

00:25:21.500 each advertisement um which of course is totally happening now online right this is before that

00:25:27.120 was even really a thing um and it was also you'd be able to take you know people from

00:25:34.800 celebrities or political figures and simulate them we know that i think i remember princess leia is

00:25:41.300 going to be in another 15 movies apparently i know i i think i remember it was that uh people that

00:25:47.220 had the right look the right voice um that you and they were like jennifer aniston you could jennifer

00:25:57.000 aniston could do a movie without ever doing the movie yeah she would just sign her right

00:26:02.800 and say yeah go ahead you can use my image my voice and everything and you would never know

00:26:09.660 that it wasn't jennifer aniston and we're here now we're yeah forget signing your likeness away

00:26:15.100 i mean you know carrie fisher's dead yeah i know and she's still doing these movies i know

00:26:20.500 okay so i i want you to i want you to listen to a couple of things here um first i've been calling

00:26:28.520 for a u.s manhattan project for ai for a long time it is my feeling and i have nothing to back this up

00:26:37.960 it is my feeling that we are doing a manhattan project we just don't know about it because

00:26:44.480 there's absolutely no way the pentagon and um and uh darpa are letting ai go to china just i can't

00:26:55.880 believe that that would happen so i believe we are doing um some sort of a manhattan project on

00:27:02.280 on super ai we have to be the first but let me give you this their china is now doing a manhattan

00:27:11.220 project it's called the ai manhattan project in china and they have partnered with google

00:27:18.960 google bought an ai company a while back called deep mind uh and deep mind is to create and i'm not

00:27:32.000 kidding a god-like sort of ai system that is able to ingest all of the public information on the

00:27:39.600 internet and make sense of it think of uh amazon alexa except much much much much much much much much

00:27:47.100 more intelligent she never says i don't understand she never says here's what i found on the internet

00:27:54.840 and it's wrong it is it is it is anticipating your questions and your needs uh it is it is first will

00:28:05.560 be in place in china but whoever gets there first wins china has the people and the data that google

00:28:13.880 wants because they have so much data over in china to crunch and they're also crunching all of your

00:28:20.280 data at the same time now let me show you what's coming by what just happened if you think that well i

00:28:32.200 don't have anything to hide if you think that it's crazy that um you know uh you have any kind of

00:28:41.780 privacy at all let me tell you what a hacker just did in japan now this is a guy who was in love with

00:28:49.460 this female pop idol and he just followed her social media however here's what here's what ended up

00:28:59.960 happening he started to stalk her and he knew where she was based on photographs

00:29:09.020 so she would take a picture of herself in her apartment let's say and if she took it while she 0.78

00:29:17.520 was facing the window she took a snap he took and he expanded that and he went to the pupil of her eye 0.97

00:29:26.160 and saw the reflection of what was outside of the window then took google maps this is this is not

00:29:34.540 some genius this is just a guy better at this than we are he took google maps and he mapped where what

00:29:43.400 she was what was reflected in her eyes to find out exactly where she was when you read the story

00:29:52.380 about this it is you you realize they're gonna know who you're with where you are at any time

00:30:02.720 they anybody who says i can just wear a mask in hong kong well no they will find you because if they

00:30:11.380 have a picture of you in the mask if anybody else's face around you is exposed even if they're not in the

00:30:18.740 picture you'll be able to see it in the reflection of your eyes i mean that's incredible and this guy

00:30:25.860 actually did find the pop star right oh he found her several times he found her several times just by

00:30:32.180 just by looking at the reflection of her eyes he could tell exactly where she was and he found her

00:30:39.860 several times and he he is going into jail now for um indecent uh activity and also for stalking

00:30:49.640 but the the thing that i know you read this and i read these tech stories and most people don't read

00:30:57.380 most people don't read so i don't read all stories all the way to the end yeah um unless i'm reading

00:31:02.160 the new york times and it's about politics because that's where they always put the nuggets is at the

00:31:06.060 but when it comes to something like this especially a pop star and somebody but because it is it's tech

00:31:13.700 related i read all the way it also says that people shouldn't make the v sign or the peace sign with

00:31:22.340 their hand as people in japan often do now why why shouldn't you make the peace sign why shouldn't

00:31:34.180 you make the okay sign here in america supremacy huh you should white supremacy that's what we would 0.78

00:31:39.960 say here in america no you shouldn't take a picture with you making a peace sign or okay sign or your

00:31:47.340 hands up sign or anything like that because now social media people can zoom in and steal your fingerprints

00:31:59.020 this isn't the government remember when it was a big deal when the government could read your

00:32:05.820 license plate from space now average people can zoom in close enough tight enough for your pictures on

00:32:14.800 online read the map of where you are with the reflection in your eye by combining that reflection

00:32:23.620 with google mapping and if you have your hand up it can read your fingerprints and steal them

00:32:32.680 incredible i mean and this is the beginning of this this is the beginning it's the beginning of this

00:32:39.080 this is this is without ai this is without people are having to do this stuff manually yeah when you

00:32:44.540 have when you have ai or the government has super ai there's no place to go there's no there's

00:32:51.780 you're you're done you know we we talked about this do you remember when nest first came in and we

00:32:58.900 talked to some people at the department of homeland security and the reason why i was so against is

00:33:03.080 because i was talking to people who were inside the the beast and they were like yeah you know what we

00:33:09.200 already do we can already figure out if you're a terrorist or if you're on a watch list if you've left

00:33:17.580 your house by the energy and the water output and so what happens if we're watching you

00:33:24.640 we can tell uh wait they're using less water in other words one person didn't return home last night

00:33:34.080 and take a shower or they're drinking too too few or they're flushing the toilet one person too short

00:33:40.460 for that house and not only can they do that they can then say go in and look at the algorithm for

00:33:49.060 anyone he has connections to has the water usage in their house gone up by one person right did they

00:33:59.380 sleep over right where were they last night right so they weren't there because we can tell because of

00:34:05.200 the water you this is 10 years ago we can tell that by the water usage they're not there run all of

00:34:12.980 their contacts that you have through social media and everything else run the entire web of people

00:34:18.940 they're connected to did their water usage go up by one person if it did is their footage of cars

00:34:27.780 from point a to point b is there an airline ticket is there a railroad ticket is there any kind of

00:34:36.620 trail that they use that we can have on camera they find you this is 10 years ago they could find you

00:34:44.180 that fast i mean there was a uh another thing that you know they these insurance companies give you

00:34:51.460 these apps and it's really good to have them because of course you can access your information whenever

00:34:56.020 you need to you get your card ready you can look at your history um and you know and you know what

00:35:02.500 that maybe they'll even save you some money you know you'll so you want to put this on your phone

00:35:06.180 obviously it's free and it might save you some money get access to your your information easier

00:35:10.560 one of the things that they're finding with some of these uh apps is they're able to they detect

00:35:17.120 whether at night you're charging your phone or not why the heck would anyone care about that well

00:35:24.800 everyone who's living a stable life and has a phone

00:35:30.160 plugs their phone in at night to charge it right that's what you do everyone does it that is unless 0.71

00:35:37.680 you're a crazy psychopath and decide to charge it only during the day there's no reason to do it

00:35:42.800 everyone does it at night the time you don't do it at night is when you've had way too much to drink 1.00

00:35:48.180 and you come home and you pass out on your bed and the phone falls out on the floor just sits there all

00:35:51.540 like and what they're finding is they can have a tie between people who routinely don't charge their

00:35:58.460 phone at night to do they have a drug problem do they have a drinking problem and they can detect this

00:36:05.200 and see you as a higher risk individual little things like that than in a million years i mean and

00:36:11.760 think about the mapping you if you pull into the same bar every single night what are they going to

00:36:16.300 know about you they're going to know more more information than they should have and people will

00:36:22.080 say well we we should know about that person i mean of course that's what they'll say and look

00:36:29.040 they if you if you go if you agree to it the insurance company would say look what this is good

00:36:33.600 for people who don't do that we're going to save 10 for the person who's not going to the bar every

00:36:37.900 single night and we're going to charge it to that person instead but when you don't understand

00:36:41.880 what they're judging you on and those things might not be accurate what if you're just a person who's

00:36:46.520 like i want to i want to i want to go to a more simplified digital life and i don't want to be on

00:36:51.320 my phone all the time i'm not charging it overnight i'll plug it in on my way to my car and that's the

00:36:55.420 only time i want to use it or whatever there's a million different reasons you wouldn't charge your

00:36:58.520 phone i mean being a psychopath is one of them uh but also there's the legitimate reasons so i was in

00:37:05.660 galveston over the weekend for a wedding and uh we were talking about technology and i said guys if

00:37:12.420 anybody wanted to find us because we just walked we just walked and we we ended up at this restaurant

00:37:17.820 okay and uh i said if somebody wants to find us right now they can find us right now why we haven't

00:37:24.960 paid the bill yet you know not a problem um this person works for me i'm in galveston for his wedding

00:37:32.520 his wedding uh he works as a chef for the company they know that when i go be just because of the

00:37:40.080 records they know when i go to a city i usually go to restaurants of his recommendation and he's

00:37:46.220 usually eaten there before he is the guy who a couple of days ago said hey you know if you're out

00:37:51.820 you should look for this restaurant we did we were out we were just meandering we saw it and we were

00:37:56.020 like oh let's go here you don't think that they have the records of him eating there and

00:38:01.440 it's the all the metadata that just zeros in oh yeah right to where everybody is and we saw this

00:38:07.360 with what was it the uh golden state killer one of these big serial killers where it wasn't that

00:38:13.480 he had screwed up and put his dna somewhere it was that just a relative of his had and they were

00:38:20.620 able to detect and narrow it down to this one person so you might think this is funny but here's

00:38:26.520 your first warning and soon you won't think it's funny don't put your hands up don't make a peace

00:38:31.940 sign don't put a hands up sign don't do that in any of your social media because they are now able

00:38:38.040 not not governments criminals are now able to take your fingerprints and use them against you

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00:40:11.240 welcome to the program glad you are uh glad you are here uh we have uh nick tapalo on he's uh gonna

00:40:22.440 bring us up to speed on his thoughts of the nba and china and lebron uh also i don't know if you

00:40:27.780 heard this but portland is leading the world again getting rid of urinals because it's too manly 1.00

00:40:34.140 um also we want to talk about a little bit more of the debates and we're going to be playing the cuts

00:40:40.200 from the whistleblower we have more on this tonight uh but last night we had a ukrainian

00:40:45.640 whistleblower on he's a guy that was working at the ukrainian embassy in the u.s he was told to be

00:40:53.180 the point man with the dnc operative uh who the dnc operative was uh miss chalupa who was the one that 1.00

00:41:04.700 was digging for dirt on trump and using the ukrainian embassy and the ukrainian um uh apparatus

00:41:13.180 in ukraine to spy on donald trump there were some amazing things that he told us yesterday

00:41:19.940 he corrected us on one part it wasn't really significant what one part on the chalkboard

00:41:25.200 uh and he brought to light the soros connection in a completely different way that you won't hear

00:41:34.740 any place else we'll talk about that coming up nick de paulo is next also mike roe is joining us for

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00:45:21.580 all right we wanted to check in with nick dipalo today and uh i really wanted to get his uh view on

00:45:31.700 china and the nba and lebron james i mean it just seems it just seems ripe for him to pick that out

00:45:40.180 of the tree welcome to the program mr nick dipalo where you can find him at nick dip.com hi nick

00:45:46.220 no i don't i we don't have any audio from nick i don't know why are you there nick

00:45:53.080 must not be hearing you it appears hearing me okay this is why you test these things before and

00:45:59.140 they work before and then you get on the air and they don't like when you go to the doctor

00:46:01.800 you know except it's in reverse yeah you know everybody is seeing it not work we went to the

00:46:07.260 doctor and it was like it's fine it's fine now no oh would you get your car fixed and you bring it in

00:46:13.200 and you're like this is rattling when i take a left hand turn and then they go drive around with you

00:46:17.460 and just just look at you like you're insane i just did this with my just did with this with my 0.76

00:46:21.700 wife the other day i was like my car is making this sound what what sound is this and it was making it

00:46:25.900 the whole time while i'm saying it to her and she's like what sound i said listen and then nothing

00:46:30.400 anyway nick nick dipalo how are you sir uh tremendous glenn you look like a professor at

00:46:37.140 berkeley teaching women's studies i don't think i don't know why i don't know the turtleneck i'm

00:46:42.620 sweating just looking at you really well you look like you're in some i don't even know honeymooners

00:46:48.480 episode uh welcome to the program let's let's talk about the nba and the incredible statement

00:46:57.120 from lebron james first of all i didn't know basketball was so big in china it makes no sense

00:47:04.420 i looked it up the average chinese person is five foot two they should be selling foot ladders and 1.00

00:47:11.040 human growth hormones to these people not uh not shoes right these guys couldn't dunk if you gave 0.99

00:47:16.520 them a cup of coffee and a cruller uh the nba uh glenn to put it mildly is a nike's bitch let's put 1.00

00:47:24.440 it that way but the middle class in china is 400 million people that's 800 million feet and they sold 0.90

00:47:32.120 150 million pair of sneakers in china and here's the odd thing not one of them was oversized three

00:47:38.620 right so you know we we are we've been looking at the numbers and when you look at the numbers as

00:47:46.420 a business person if you just care about money you're like are you kidding me that we could just

00:47:52.400 do business in china and we will be much better off than we are doing business in the rest of the world 0.76

00:47:57.900 but then there's that kind of thing like yeah but they are killing people for their organs

00:48:04.340 don't we do that over here no that's what i was told by elizabeth warren and the debates and

00:48:11.140 everything last yeah look nike nike should come up with a shoe next week called the lebron and only

00:48:16.080 charge people uh 50 because it'll come without a soul

00:48:19.780 lebron lebron james knows about as much about china as the guy that makes the kung pao chicken

00:48:29.580 at lean cuisine and now we're going to power forwards and the nba for a geopolitical news

00:48:35.620 and uh what next 16 year old girls on climate change come on what is going on glenn so what do 0.91

00:48:40.580 you think so what should the nba do should these companies i mean i just read a story uh that google

00:48:48.480 is now doing a manhattan project for ai with china and uh you know i'm not comfortable with that i don't

00:48:56.780 think anybody who's well maybe a lot of the people at google are comfortable with that but you would

00:49:01.760 think that you would look at china and go that's really bad i think as you just said we've sold

00:49:07.840 our soul to the devil for cash it's everything that the the left says they hate and the right really

00:49:15.460 does hate but nobody's doing anything well you know nike is evil first of all somebody tell lebron

00:49:22.940 that you know it's a 10 year old girl chained to a loom for 18 hours a day without a pee break

00:49:29.040 making his sneakers and uh you know she's gonna hang herself with his laces if you're that if you're 1.00

00:49:35.180 that hard up i mean if it's all about money move the nba to china do do me a favor i hate the nba

00:49:41.540 it's the only pro sport i don't follow i can't follow a pro sport where what player on what team

00:49:48.340 is determined by who's hanging out with who at the strip club in atlanta on friday night i just

00:49:52.160 i can't stand uh so yeah move the whole league to china do me a favor and uh and this is all

00:49:58.880 because of yao ming or ming yao i can't remember what i had last night or something like that uh

00:50:03.920 let me let me uh switch to uh portland uh has become a leader now uh to show the rest of the

00:50:13.780 world what we need to do with our bathrooms i would well first of all portland is a bathroom

00:50:18.840 i wouldn't do could they keep asking me to do comedy there why would i go there they're removing

00:50:22.660 glenn they're removing urinals and men's rooms and you know what the reason is because women can't 1.00

00:50:27.280 use them this is the textbook definition of emasculation making guys sit down to pee literally

00:50:33.900 okay if that's true that's why we're removing urinals because women can't use them i don't 1.00

00:50:39.180 want to see any more tampon dispensers in ladies rooms i can't use those it's been 25 years since

00:50:44.880 i got punched in the nose you know in a bar fight right well i mean and and while you're at it get rid

00:50:50.520 of the breastfeeding rooms okay the closest i ever came to lactating was when i was trying to drink

00:50:55.660 milk watching a benny hill rerun so yeah get rid of those and and and uh and the and the condom 0.91

00:51:01.920 dispenses i'm guessing condom dispenses are going to be gone what are what a single guy supposed to 0.75

00:51:06.480 use with for protection life lock bad cologne saran wrap i mean this is ridiculous all because they

00:51:14.200 can't and by the way women can pee standing up if you know anything about the steel dossier but go ahead 1.00

00:51:19.820 uh we have uh by the way we have a whistleblower uh uh regarding that coming up in just a few minutes

00:51:29.060 do you really yeah we have um we have a guy from the ukraine who was uh tasked by the ukrainian

00:51:37.040 embassy to help the dnc dig up uh information on russia and trump uh so everything that they said

00:51:45.620 yeah everything they said that was was happening with donald trump they were actually doing we have

00:51:51.100 this guy i talked to him yesterday for about 90 minutes maybe two hours uh and he has some amazing

00:51:56.860 things to say we have that coming up in in just a few minutes when you said whistleblower i thought

00:52:01.120 we were still on the urinal thing i know you have you have contacts of the men's room attendant

00:52:05.200 no the tax department no i don't um let me uh did you watch the debate last night at all

00:52:13.680 i did i i i this is how you know i'm not a serious show i kept uh flipping back between that and the

00:52:19.560 yankees and astros and uh but let me say i think anderson cooper may have been doing that

00:52:25.040 he is so handsome isn't he i would love to see him in a speedo that guy is delicious please uh the

00:52:31.680 debates the debates the democratic debate should come with a trigger warning you know watching this

00:52:36.860 could induce vomiting i i can't uh the last time i saw that many losers on one stage was the 1.00

00:52:42.280 nuremberg trials and and and liz warren took a pounding last night she she got hit so bad she's

00:52:48.820 changing her indian name to wounded duck she was seen a woman a woman didn't get roughed up like 0.95

00:52:55.360 that last time a woman got roughed up like that clinton was leaving a motel 63 in the morning with 0.99

00:52:59.900 kathleen willie you uh uh you you you watched that last night and some of it you saw well i mean

00:53:08.160 generally speaking if you watched any of that last night um you saw elizabeth warren get mad you saw

00:53:15.380 and and kind of act like hillary clinton you saw uh joe biden get mad and act like hillary clinton and 1.00

00:53:22.240 meanwhile hillary clinton is on the sideline saying you know i if if this goes down with joe biden maybe i

00:53:28.540 should get back in who doesn't get the message we don't want hillary clinton uh i think and i'm dead

00:53:38.280 serious but i've been saying none of those people are going to be the nominee it's i really think

00:53:42.980 bloomberg's going to get in there but i mean joe biden he's still one of the front runners he did you

00:53:48.260 see him last night he had the energy of a chemo patient he was uh he was talking about wall street

00:53:53.460 wall street is clipping coupons i i've watched the movie wall street 10 times not once did gordon

00:53:59.720 gecko take a pair of scissors to the penny saber to pocket 50 cents on a roll of shaman what the hell 0.78

00:54:05.960 is he talking about and then bernie sanders i thought i had a miserable personality somebody 0.66

00:54:12.000 introduced this guy to a bran muffin this guy is the most unlikable he i gotta give him credit last 0.54

00:54:18.840 week he was in the hospital having a matzo ball removed from his aorta and he's out there still

00:54:22.760 fighting so we'll give him some credit i was surprised i was surprised on how how well he did

00:54:27.380 last night after having a heart attack i mean it's clear sign that nobody in his life loves him

00:54:32.960 because no seriously because anyone in my life if i were running for president and and uh i had a heart

00:54:40.620 attack everybody in my life would go you're not going to the debate and i'd say i'd have to

00:54:44.920 you're not going to the debate nobody everybody in his family is like yeah dad you should go to the

00:54:51.520 debate you're like we don't want you we don't want you uh on thanksgiving his wife's like pushing 1.00

00:54:56.820 him out the door in a dolly yeah he said he said there should be no such things as billionaires too

00:55:03.480 that was the other thing that really peed me oh yeah billionaires have done such damage to this world

00:55:08.280 bill gates warren buffett branson uh sam walton he's just uh look he's a hippie he's a guy who didn't get

00:55:16.860 off his parents couch till he's 65 and uh he he just it's really all based in envy and it's kind

00:55:23.140 of disgusting to me so where do you think this uh where do you think this ends you think bloomberg

00:55:29.440 because i don't think bloomberg bloomberg is now saying that he wants to get in again he might he

00:55:34.160 might step back in it's just nobody wants bloomberg either uh i don't if biden falls on his he

00:55:41.940 bloomberg keeps saying if biden falters well how much more can he falter he's bleeding from his eyes

00:55:47.040 i know his his teeth are falling out when he speaks i mean you know bloomberg has to get in there because

00:55:52.560 they might start selling you know 40 ounce cokes again at the theater but uh he's a nanny he's kind

00:55:57.920 of a swishy nanny but he's very smart and he took over did all right with new york i was living there

00:56:03.260 when he was mayor but again giuliani did most of the muscle work there but uh you know i i don't

00:56:08.640 particularly like him but i can see him having appeal after what they're trying to do and what

00:56:13.120 they've done to trump for the last uh they kept saying how unconscious what he's the most lawless

00:56:18.480 president ever didn't obama put 160 billion on a wooden crate and send it to tyran yes didn't obama

00:56:25.000 create a deep state and spy on trump while he was running for and this guy's the most lawless what are

00:56:30.100 they talking about yeah it's it's crazy when i i hear i about have an aneurysm every time i hear them

00:56:36.800 say that because the press just doesn't look in i mean they're already excusing joe biden

00:56:42.180 the the question on joe biden's son last night was phrased you know this has been completely debunked

00:56:49.960 but what do you have to say about it did you see how he pivoted on that he pivoted like a second

00:56:55.820 baseman uh turning a double play it was beautiful he's like we did me and my son did nothing wrong but

00:57:02.060 let's stay on trump he's the real trump that's as good as he can do after 40 years in washington

00:57:06.920 right and nice and nobody nobody jumped on him they all they're all like we just we'd say something

00:57:14.180 but uh we want his supporters to be our supporters so we're going to keep our mouth shut and just let

00:57:19.760 him just melt down no you're exactly right they're watching a debate on cnn they're just tossing softballs

00:57:26.000 yeah and and there's no follow-ups and there's not just the tone compared to when you know and

00:57:31.220 people make fun of fox news but when they do a debate they actually dig a little deeper but you

00:57:35.600 know that shouldn't surprise us after what we found out about cnn this week i mean all right we'll get

00:57:40.120 to that here in just a second nick de paulo uh in uh in just uh one minute we're back into the show

00:57:47.000 so you walk into the dentist's office for a root canal pretty soon you find yourself in the chair

00:57:53.540 unsure whether you're about to be waterboarded or have your teeth drilled uh and you're not really

00:57:58.460 clear on which one would be worse when the dentist comes in you finally say you know how many times

00:58:03.440 have you done this before and he's like i don't know a couple of times i mostly do this part-time

00:58:08.200 do you get out of the chair the answer is yes now while they're not drilling your teeth it feels like

00:58:17.100 that sometimes when you're trying to sell your house don't have someone sell your house that's doing

00:58:22.800 it part-time or you know this is just a first you want somebody that is experienced because

00:58:28.160 there isn't any gas going along with your uh with your operation of selling your home and believe me

00:58:35.540 you need some laughing gas a month into this stuff so don't go through the hassle get the right real

00:58:41.200 estate agent just go to realestateagentsitrust.com that's realestateagentsitrust.com go there now 10

00:58:48.740 seconds station id so i assume that you're talking about uh project veritas and uh when you said what

00:59:06.060 we found out about cnn tell me tell me your view on this well first of all james o'keefe is doing god's

00:59:12.080 work this guy's the greatest journalist ever but but you know did we really have to send somebody

00:59:17.480 undercover to cnn to find out they were anti-trump what are we what are we going to do what are we

00:59:22.660 going to do next infiltrate the wwe to find out if wrestling's fake right right you don't you don't

00:59:28.980 have to you don't have to do a sting operation to find out if cnn is crooked just go to any delta

00:59:33.480 terminal and any airport in the country and watch people throwing their egg mcmuffins at the tv monitor

00:59:38.320 i mean it's really that easy this that's one of my biggest fears going by the way because i fly a lot

00:59:43.820 that i'm going to die in a plane crash and the last the last voice i'm going to hear is wolf blitzer 0.80

00:59:49.220 in my head or see see the face of genie most uh that's my worst i can't believe genie most has been

00:59:58.980 on tv forever and most people will have no idea who she is until you see her and they're like oh yeah

01:00:05.420 her well she does those real hard-hitting pieces oh yeah nera is using frozen mac and cheese you 0.99

01:00:11.660 know something like that so bad but uh how do we not know cnn's corrupt you know who the voice of cnn

01:00:17.360 is for the last 30 years darth vader right darth vader and don't trust it you never trust a news

01:00:26.600 organization whose star anchorman is named wolf uh but he's german and they're great at propaganda 0.93

01:00:32.120 wolf blitzer is really is zucker's gerbil joseph gerbil's and and uh he's he's he's as crooked 0.81

01:00:38.660 as a rattlesnake with scoliosis and but he he keeps failing upward this guy i mean he trashed cnn 0.72

01:00:44.860 uh nbc then he goes to cnn and their ratings uh you know lower than aoc's iq but uh probably got

01:00:52.340 to step in and run for president speaking of uh aoc did you see that uh all of all of the uh the

01:00:58.740 squads coming out to stand behind except ringo ringo's ringo's not coming which one's ringo uh

01:01:04.240 presley is is the ringo oh she's the one that no one knows and so she's the ringo she's like i'm in

01:01:10.420 the squad too and you're like i don't even know who you are she'll be crying racism about this she's

01:01:15.200 the one who's actually wants to uh decriminalize shoplifting in boston she's quite a piece of work 1.00

01:01:20.380 yeah these people make me want to puke uh so but how do you really feel so they are all getting

01:01:27.380 together today they're making a big announcement uh that they are all going to be supporting bernie

01:01:32.320 sanders so it's no surprise um but well it is when you think about it the communists are supporting

01:01:38.360 the socialists so that's a it's actually positive are they really all these women of color are going 1.00

01:01:46.740 to support the the 90 i was looking at biden and he's right next to bernie sanders during the debate

01:01:52.840 they they look like a couple of statues that like uh the antifa kids would want to pull down

01:01:56.940 no they're you know what they are they're the two muppets up in the balcony yes they're the two

01:02:02.280 angry muppets i hate all of this you know how we can improve this theater turn this turn the seats

01:02:09.620 around yeah yeah they uh that's exactly who they are at least the muppets were funny these people the

01:02:15.940 most humorous i have ever well let me ask you this did you see what uh buddha judge said about

01:02:22.180 uh what's his name dave chappelle let me let me can we that he wants to date him no let me play this

01:02:28.660 listen to this part of dave chappelle's shtick and the last couple of comedy specials he did was

01:02:32.860 deliberately making fun of transgender people i don't want to write these jokes but i just can't

01:02:37.940 stop so should that just be turned off should he not have a netflix deal like so i i didn't uh i 0.52

01:02:43.280 haven't seen this special uh i will say that there comes a point where you're just straight

01:02:46.900 up hurting people and uh i don't know what goal you're hoping to achieve uh as much as there's uh

01:02:53.520 been a lot of political correctness there's also this weird way in which it's become fashionable

01:02:58.780 to attack political correctness that i think has become its own weird correctness out there

01:03:04.520 yeah nick that's you he's talking about you he's a he's talking about anybody with a sense of humor 1.00

01:03:10.000 he's an idiot first of all he's standing on six phone books during that interview 0.99

01:03:14.380 uh it's fashionable to go after people who are trying to silence us yes this is the united states 1.00

01:03:22.180 is something called the first amendment i can't believe this guy was in the military i i really

01:03:26.960 can't probably just wanted to take showers with fellas but i can't believe it's a joke relax glenn

01:03:32.500 here people are open-minded but i i can't he's more radical than obama he hides it with his little uh

01:03:38.620 boy's regular haircut and his three dollar clip-on tie but he you know what though can i just say

01:03:43.640 this i think he's the most intelligent one of the people that are on stage i just i i can't stand

01:03:48.420 what he stands for but i but i actually think he is the most intelligent one up there he could be the

01:03:53.960 guy who rockets to the top if everybody else uh bloomberg you're sticking with bloomberg glenn can i

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01:04:24.200 you're listening to glenn back so we we've talked on this program a lot about how investing in gold and

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01:05:49.500 from ukraine being interviewed tonight watch glenn tv

01:05:53.340 just got this uh email in and it's from uh alex and uh alex wrote in

01:06:23.320 i'm a conservative but i'm not naive enough to believe this question would ever be answered

01:06:29.280 by you on your show you got my attention glenn why should we bother goods conservatives play by

01:06:36.940 the rules while spineless establishment conservatives kowtow to the leftist establishment which has

01:06:42.620 proven time and time and time again that they couldn't care less about the will of the people

01:06:47.060 and will use sleazy loopholes or enable the judicial system which is only meant to interpret laws not

01:06:52.940 enact them to create enact and enforce laws that were never passed through congress you're fighting

01:06:58.620 a losing battle if you think the spineless republicans will put an ounce of effort into 0.98

01:07:02.880 fighting for their constituents and if you do you're hopelessly stupid if you think the left won't employ 1.00

01:07:10.500 every illicit means by which to enforce their legislation then you're also hopelessly stupid 1.00

01:07:15.440 why do you insist on fighting for a side whose only date is to die a slow and agonizing death 1.00

01:07:22.400 wow i don't want to live in your world uh alex um i i understand your point i think the

01:07:31.020 as i said on television last night or maybe it's going to be in the podcast i was talking to a

01:07:38.700 whistleblower and i said look i don't care um who gets who gets what as long as it's justice when it

01:07:47.560 comes to this impeachment thing i don't care if joe biden uh did or didn't do it if he did do it

01:07:55.640 he should pay the price if he didn't do it we should know about it if the dnc is dirty we should know 0.94

01:08:03.640 about it if donald trump in in his sons are dirty we should know about it and let everybody pay exactly

01:08:11.540 the same price i'm sick of it and you're right as i said last night if i was to describe what's

01:08:19.900 happening in ukraine my guess is now i don't know this but my guess is that the democrats are 0.97

01:08:29.440 totally dirty in ukraine but the republicans and we know mitch mcconnell is is just as dirty if not 0.98

01:08:37.500 more uh in his own life with his wife how do these guys become millionaires multiple millionaires 0.99

01:08:45.560 they're dirty they're dirty and i want them all exposed and i think that each one of these parties

01:08:54.340 thinks the other one is the titanic and they are the iceberg not knowing that they're both the titanic 0.97

01:09:02.000 and the iceberg is truth now i will tell you this i don't know how this ends

01:09:10.880 i don't know i mean you know alex i don't know what you do to fight against the machine

01:09:20.920 but this is a part of life freedom is not free and every generation has to fight for its freedom

01:09:30.940 and i believe we are in the fight for our lives we are this is this is the one that will either

01:09:37.720 enslave i don't know how many generations usually it lasts 80 years but with technology

01:09:43.740 this could be the cap that is on for all time

01:09:47.580 i'm not going to stand around and i'm not going to stand around doing the same thing over and over

01:09:54.420 again expecting different results i went through the tea party i i stood up for what was right we

01:10:00.920 voted for the republicans i no longer believe the republicans i don't trust them to do anything i

01:10:06.580 know who they are i know who the press is i'm in the press i've seen it firsthand if you think it's

01:10:14.180 bad i've said this for years if you think it's bad to watch television and cable news you should

01:10:23.300 watch it from the inside being made you will lose all hope when you watch it from the inside

01:10:31.440 now i could have said that and i could have stayed at fox or cnn and just said well what's the point

01:10:38.860 why fight instead i decided to fight thinking foolishly that we could get into the cable industry

01:10:48.580 and be a force on cable you can't unless you have hundreds of millions of dollars you can't do it

01:10:57.580 okay that's fine so why are we in the cable thing well there's some people still there but the future

01:11:05.280 is digital well why even fight google and youtube and facebook they've got algorithms yeah but look at

01:11:14.800 the difference the internet and conservatives online have made already if all of us would have just

01:11:21.500 given up we'd be doomed be over

01:11:25.500 see here's the real thing we should be fighting for

01:11:32.680 you know monday was indigenous people's day right yay indigenous people's day otherwise known as

01:11:42.840 columbus columbus day now they don't like to say columbus day because you know he bought he brought

01:11:48.440 smallpox blankets no no he didn't no he didn't however he wasn't a saint but i want you to name the

01:11:59.440 saints today can you please tell me which leader is a saint which which person is out there running a

01:12:06.780 country or doing work for a country that should be sainted today can you show that person to me

01:12:12.100 in norway and sweden and denmark in any of these so-called places that are socialist which aren't

01:12:20.100 who should be sainted today

01:12:22.580 right before the civil war there was an argument between which was the founding of our country

01:12:32.980 which was the real which was the beginning of america was it jamestown or was it the pilgrims

01:12:42.120 and you can make a strong case for both

01:12:45.720 right before the civil war america chose

01:12:53.800 plymouth that is where our country started plymouth not jamestown

01:13:00.900 now why do you say that one of the reasons why the pilgrims didn't want to come was because of

01:13:07.520 jamestown it was a bloody mess anytime anybody ever came here they were killed or in jamestown it ended

01:13:14.000 up in cannibalism because that was just another explorer when when columbus left spain

01:13:23.180 he had the spirit of plymouth with him but soon as he arrived the gold bug just consumed him

01:13:33.520 ego money power it consumed him jamestown they came for the gold and the riches

01:13:41.940 plymouth those people came to start something new to found a new jerusalem a new zion a new place

01:13:53.260 where people could be safe and worship god they made the longest running treaty with the native americans

01:14:01.260 our thanksgiving is to commemorate the thanks the thanksgiving that we gave not only to god but

01:14:08.820 the native americans who helped the pilgrims they worked together

01:14:14.860 the problem with our nation right now is is not washington dc it is us we have chosen whether we

01:14:25.100 know it or not we have chosen jamestown we are here the nba is a great example we are here to make

01:14:33.400 money we're not here to stand for anything we're not here to stand for what is right stand against

01:14:39.460 evil speak against evil no no no we're here to make money we're here to take money and give it to other

01:14:47.420 people that's jamestown so my fight is to get the truth out and we try to do that and i'm spending the time i

01:15:03.360 wanted to do that thing right now we'll bump it to the top of next hour by playing the whistleblower

01:15:11.340 and show you what we learned yesterday from an inside source that was there with the ukrainian

01:15:19.440 prosecutors was there with the um the ukrainian embassy was was told by the ukrainian embassy to help the

01:15:28.900 dnc operative find dirt on donald trump

01:15:31.940 that's part of my fight

01:15:36.520 but i want to know the truth on that and i'll expose the truth but then it's up to you

01:15:44.240 it's up to you can you share that have you shared that have you explained that have you gotten together

01:15:51.820 with friends and said hey let's really understand this and let's be really calm and how can we how can

01:15:58.860 we share this with our friends how can we get this word out because if this is allowed to stand

01:16:05.500 there is no republic if the media believes that they can win and silence truth there is no republic

01:16:18.180 10 years ago when we first started the blaze we would not have been able to make the impact

01:16:24.440 millions of views millions of views

01:16:35.640 of the chalkboard we put together millions of views wasn't possible 10 years ago but now it's in

01:16:47.980 your hand the other thing the other the other side is really very personal we're not going to

01:16:55.120 change it from the top nothing changed from the top the american revolution wasn't from the top

01:16:59.020 the american revolution was from the very bottom a bunch of farmers that didn't have a chance they

01:17:03.860 went to war with a rake literally a rake and no shoes that wasn't that wasn't them standing around

01:17:11.780 the people who who elongated the war quite honestly were the americans that stood around and said you

01:17:18.540 don't have a chance what are you doing

01:17:20.080 i hope to god i'm never in the space alex that you are and i don't denigrate that space i understand

01:17:31.760 there are times that i get into that space

01:17:33.660 but nothing happens nothing happens if you remain in that space the biggest thing you can do

01:17:41.720 is you can choose in your own personal life is it jamestown am i here for the money the success the job

01:17:50.720 the prestige the the titles that the world may give me am i here for that or am i willing to

01:17:58.560 sacrifice at all because i want plymouth

01:18:02.080 i want common decency you know the the pilgrims tried socialism most people will never teach that

01:18:13.420 because they're they're too busy teaching that they were evil so how could evil people ever want

01:18:18.120 socialism and you want to talk about an upside down question they tried it it didn't work even with a

01:18:25.600 group of people that got together and said we are all in this together it didn't work

01:18:31.860 but they had the same passion that so many people that are 30 today have people who are 20 today have

01:18:41.000 can't we just all work together can't we just try to help each other yes you can

01:18:47.700 but not if you denigrate jamestown

01:18:54.280 and refuse to look at the truth of plymouth

01:18:58.820 gosh alex i hope you heard that as you said i wouldn't have the guts to respond i hope it was

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01:21:56.520 welcome to the uh welcome to the program uh last night uh we had um the debate going on and when they

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01:22:27.400 tunnel tunnel and you go back in time and you listen to what they used to say about taking away

01:22:34.180 people's guns and what they're saying now listen to this little montage we put together no one's

01:22:39.900 going to come and take my gun no one's going to take anyone's gun are you suggesting that the notion

01:22:45.660 that uh we are creating a plot to take everybody's guns away so that we can impose martial law but

01:22:54.100 there's certainly a lot of conspiracy yes that is a conspiracy they want to create the fear that the

01:22:58.860 government is actually going to come after guns because that helps sell more guns and it has across

01:23:03.120 the concept this is why the nra puts up videos that try to scare americans they go to emotions they

01:23:08.360 go to fear you know uh people want to take away your guns nobody wants to take away people's guns

01:23:13.080 there is no ban on guns no one's banning the gun no one's taking my shotguns so uh a lot of

01:23:18.960 conservatives say oh these uh libs they want to get rid of all the guns please please do not you know

01:23:24.680 some of you you know are watching certain television stations or listening to certain radio programs

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01:23:38.200 to repeal the second amendment i'm not here to take away your guns now if you own an ar-15 1.00

01:23:46.120 keep it continue to use it responsibly hell yes we're going to take your ar-15 your ak-47 1.00

01:23:52.700 you're not going to allow it to be used against our fellow americans anymore so to to gun owners out 0.68

01:23:59.700 there who say well a bind administration means they're going to come from my guns bingo you're

01:24:04.540 right if you have an assault weapon we should have a law that bans these weapons and we should

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01:24:14.580 them bump stock it's going to be a slippery slope i certainly hope so congress does not have the courage

01:24:21.520 to act i'm going to take executive action none on this i think there's no compromise this is one we

01:24:26.760 have to just push and push and push and push don't know what the motivation is do not yet know

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01:29:21.780 so if you watched our timeline chalkboard

01:29:37.020 Of this Ukrainian scandal, you saw several things that stuck out.

01:29:46.480 You saw that a woman named Chalupa, her last name Chalupa, was probably the first person to say Russia's involved.

01:29:59.900 And she did this long before anybody else.

01:30:03.420 She also was working with the Ukrainian embassy to get dirt on Donald Trump.

01:30:10.140 She was also working with Michael Isikoff from Yahoo News.

01:30:16.000 And she was also working at the same time that the Steele dossier was being compiled.

01:30:24.120 Now, they just say she's a soccer mom.

01:30:27.820 But we had somebody on last night that worked at the Ukrainian embassy who she introduced herself to.

01:30:35.600 And then later, the Ukrainian ambassador also said she is an operative for the DNC.

01:30:42.780 And we have to work with her because after the election, they'll be very helpful to us.

01:30:48.100 We want to make sure that we have this as a strong relationship.

01:30:51.500 The DNC, because they were helping Hillary Clinton.

01:30:55.080 They thought Hillary Clinton would be voted in.

01:31:01.280 And it turned around.

01:31:03.060 Now, there's also something else.

01:31:04.800 There's also that story about Joe Biden firing the really, really dirty prosecutor general.

01:31:12.680 Well, there's a guy who plays a role in both of those.

01:31:17.760 He was there and he witnessed both of them.

01:31:22.260 He's a Ukrainian.

01:31:25.860 Andre, what's his last name, Jason?

01:31:28.420 Teleshenko.

01:31:29.040 Teleshenko.

01:31:29.720 Andre Teleshenko.

01:31:30.780 I talked to him yesterday.

01:31:32.800 He was over in Europe.

01:31:34.100 And I talked to him for about 90 minutes, just doing some basic questioning about what do you know?

01:31:41.960 What do we have right?

01:31:43.400 What do we have wrong?

01:31:44.520 Where should we be looking?

01:31:45.840 What what happened with you?

01:31:47.700 I want to show you three three clips here of of Andre talking about how Shoken, the guy that Joe Biden got fired, was not corrupt, according to him.

01:32:02.360 Now, he worked for Shoken, but he left Shoken's employee and about what, four months or five months in because he disagreed with his policies and what he wanted to focus on.

01:32:15.680 But he he didn't quit because of corruption or being dirty or anything else.

01:32:21.240 So he says Shoken was not corrupt.

01:32:23.940 The reason why he was fired is because the Soros NGO was protesting and there was pressure from Soros to get Shoken removed.

01:32:36.940 Listen to what he said.

01:32:38.240 I want to make sure I understand this, because this is something that the American media will never cover.

01:32:44.440 And that is, you say that it was from day one, the George Soros organization that was that wanted him out.

01:32:52.940 Why would they want him?

01:32:54.560 Why would they want him out?

01:32:55.860 That was the question we were asking them, we came up to the protesters.

01:33:02.760 I was the one who actually coordinated communication with the protesters on his behalf, on the prosecutor general's behalf, asking, look, guys, what happened?

01:33:11.840 What is the story behind your protest?

01:33:13.860 We're ready to cooperate.

01:33:15.140 Let's go and we'll show you what's needed.

01:33:17.160 Let's get involved together.

01:33:18.360 You are the NGOs.

01:33:20.160 You're a member organizations.

01:33:21.440 Let's cooperate together and fight corruption.

01:33:23.660 We invited them to the prosecutor's office and they still, after that, even got worse and protesting all over Facebook, all over physical protests, every day by the prosecutor's office.

01:33:36.080 And nobody knew at the time what were they doing, what was their agenda.

01:33:39.260 But their agenda was at the end, as we see today, is the Burisma investigation against Burisma money laundering money and Biden being involved in it.

01:33:51.660 And that's the main thing we see today as their narrative, because at that time, we didn't understand what their narrative was.

01:33:59.000 Okay.

01:33:59.760 Let me bring in Jason Buttrill, who is our chief researcher.

01:34:04.020 He is a guy who was former military intelligence and has been tracking this story down.

01:34:09.860 Significance of what he just said.

01:34:11.660 That's amazing.

01:34:12.540 Well, I mean, it completely dismantles a lot of what the Obama administration was saying about the entire thing with Shokin.

01:34:20.840 We found in our own research that pretty much basically what he's saying as well.

01:34:27.540 We found in our research that Shokin was kind of like confused.

01:34:30.740 He was like, you didn't, and this was in a European court, that he had said, you guys haven't brought any charges against me.

01:34:36.920 Like, you didn't even give any examples of how I'm corrupt.

01:34:40.720 Please tell me how I'm corrupt.

01:34:42.640 And they never gave it.

01:34:43.860 They were just like, sorry, you're gone.

01:34:45.400 And so it was so.

01:34:46.480 So it was the NGO on the ground, the Soros-sponsored NGO, that was saying that Shokin was corrupt.

01:34:55.960 But it's kind of like now where, you know, Donald Trump did something with Russia.

01:35:02.180 What?

01:35:02.640 What did he do?

01:35:03.720 But they didn't even do an investigation.

01:35:06.400 It was the NGO that was on the ground with Soros money that were creating this image that he was corrupt.

01:35:14.480 Once he was fired, he was fired, and our guest said pretty clearly, fired for Burisma, not for corruption, fired for Burisma.

01:35:25.220 They never brought any charges.

01:35:27.280 They never did any investigation whatsoever of Shokin.

01:35:31.340 They never did anything except cut him loose.

01:35:35.420 How fascinating is this?

01:35:36.600 Because we've talked about top-down, bottom-up strategies.

01:35:39.540 This is top-down from the Obama administration going bottom-up, right to the source in the streets.

01:35:47.000 Street protests.

01:35:48.000 Like, that was amazing right the way he said.

01:35:50.120 I don't think that's even been released.

01:35:51.440 Is they wanted to.

01:35:52.580 This is the first time I think we're hearing this.

01:35:54.300 They wanted to work.

01:35:55.220 Shokin's office wanted to work with this NGO.

01:35:58.320 Like, sure, this is Soros-funded, whatever.

01:36:00.440 Look, let's help each other out here.

01:36:02.200 Let's both fight corruption is what he was saying.

01:36:04.100 That was their offer.

01:36:04.580 But the NGO doubled down, and instead of working with them,

01:36:09.020 took to the streets and started protesting.

01:36:11.900 Absolutely amazing.

01:36:12.860 Okay, so the other thing, it was very, very clear and almost sad

01:36:20.660 when you looked at it from the Ukrainian point of view, which he did.

01:36:24.600 He's a Ukrainian.

01:36:26.020 He lived here in the United States for a while.

01:36:28.400 So he, you know, understands the United States, understands how things work here, but is Ukrainian.

01:36:37.000 And he talked about how he just, you know, his country didn't want to be ruled by the Soviet Union,

01:36:43.460 and it didn't want to be ruled by the United States.

01:36:46.400 It wants its own independence.

01:36:48.060 And the United States came in and said, you're going to play ball our way.

01:36:52.760 And he said they dictated everything that we did.

01:36:56.120 And he talked about how there was this meeting that is in our timeline that Barack Obama set up at the White House.

01:37:03.540 And he asked the, you know, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, they call it NABU,

01:37:10.920 but it was something that the White House dictated, you have to set this bureau up,

01:37:17.620 and it's an anti-corruption bureau.

01:37:19.980 What you find out later in the timeline is that the head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau goes to court

01:37:26.240 and is convicted of interfering in our election.

01:37:30.400 So it was, again, something that the White House dictated to them.

01:37:35.500 This is what you're going to prosecute.

01:37:37.020 This is what you're not going to prosecute.

01:37:39.720 We told you that he brought in, Obama brought in all of these prosecutors,

01:37:43.860 and it wasn't for what they thought.

01:37:45.960 Well, this is the guy who set that meeting up with the White House.

01:37:49.980 And listen to what he says about that meeting.

01:37:53.600 Were you present or involved in that meeting being set up,

01:37:59.820 and were you there when it happened?

01:38:04.140 Yes, I was.

01:38:05.360 I was asked to help organize that meeting also because it was part of my duties at the embassy,

01:38:14.000 and it was me being involved in the prosecutor's office in Ukraine

01:38:18.060 before the ambassador asked me to be involved in that meeting.

01:38:21.740 But the interesting thing is I was involved in two meetings out of a week long of meetings

01:38:27.900 with the NABU, the Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine,

01:38:32.680 and the Corruption Bureau of Ukraine.

01:38:36.080 And then I was blocked from attending any other meeting,

01:38:39.420 which was basically a shock for the embassy, and this never happened before.

01:38:43.860 Okay, wait, wait, wait.

01:38:44.680 It doesn't actually happen.

01:38:45.640 I didn't understand.

01:38:47.080 I didn't hear what you said was a shock.

01:38:49.960 You were also involved in what?

01:38:51.280 I was in that meeting.

01:38:55.400 I was helped to organize that meeting.

01:38:57.340 But then, because they were not only in this meeting in the White House,

01:39:00.680 they had numerous meetings within the FBI and DOJ talking about corruption

01:39:05.640 as they were shot in Ukraine.

01:39:06.920 But I was blocked.

01:39:07.960 The Ukraine embassy in Washington was blocked from attending any of those other meetings

01:39:12.980 after the first meeting with the White House.

01:39:15.200 So what he said here, in case you didn't follow it, is he was the guy that the Obama

01:39:21.860 administration reached out to the embassy and said, hey, we want to have an anti-corruption

01:39:26.520 meeting with the DOJ.

01:39:28.280 We'll have it at the White House, and then we'll have some more additional meetings

01:39:31.920 with the DOJ later in the day, and we'll go for a week.

01:39:36.120 And so this is common.

01:39:37.540 They do these kinds of things all the time.

01:39:39.520 So they brought everybody in.

01:39:41.160 But what was not common was he is the official representative of the embassy.

01:39:48.060 The ambassador is the person that is representing the president of Ukraine and the country.

01:39:55.000 And they always attend these meetings.

01:39:57.560 That is the political arm to make sure that everything is on the up and up.

01:40:03.400 Well, he was invited to, and so was the ambassador, to the White House meeting.

01:40:07.640 But when it came to the DOJ, without any discussion at all, they banned all people from the embassy

01:40:15.380 from going in.

01:40:16.560 And the reason why this is important is because this is where, when they came out, people told

01:40:23.580 him, we were told to basically spy on Donald Trump.

01:40:28.460 Significance of this audio.

01:40:29.740 This is amazing to me, because this meeting, as described in work from people like John

01:40:38.300 Solomon, was originally supposed to be like, hey, let's just get together, shake hands, and

01:40:42.840 learn about how we can work with one another.

01:40:46.460 And that was what the Ukrainians thought when they walked in.

01:40:49.780 They were looking for a partnership.

01:40:51.000 But what they found out later, during these two secret meetings, allegedly, was that it

01:40:56.400 had nothing at all to do with working with each other.

01:40:58.760 They wanted this to be secret.

01:41:00.560 They wanted this part to be clandestine.

01:41:02.500 And this had everything to do with trying to influence the 2016 election.

01:41:06.400 We'll tell you how that happened here with more audio in just a second.

01:41:10.060 Also, Mike Rowe is coming up in just a moment.

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01:42:53.440 All right, so I asked him point blank, was the Obama administration directing the Ukrainians

01:43:03.960 to get dirt on the Trump campaign?

01:43:07.280 I want you to listen to what he says here.

01:43:10.320 Mr. Sitnik, I was in contact with him prior for a couple of years, and he used to just

01:43:17.000 brag about how he goes to the U.S. embassy in Kiev and reports to them twice a week on

01:43:23.040 what was going on and takes orders from them.

01:43:25.680 And he talks about it in public, and I think there's also reporting right now online, but

01:43:29.160 he used to do this to everybody, just brag about how he's in bed with basically the U.S.

01:43:34.120 embassy in Kiev, and they're telling him what to do.

01:43:36.640 So that's not a secret here in Ukraine, but nobody's reporting about this in the U.S.

01:43:42.140 Okay, so now Sitnik, so you know, this is the audio tape.

01:43:45.700 Remember we played, if we have a piece of it, we played that audio tape on the TV show

01:43:51.660 to show you what sent someone to jail or got them convicted for tampering in U.S. elections.

01:44:02.280 It was a secret audio tape, and it was Sitnik's voice on it.

01:44:09.100 Now, who is Sitnik?

01:44:10.840 Sitnik is the guy who is the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau that the Obama administration

01:44:18.260 insisted that they set up with the United States, who was also at the meeting that we just talked

01:44:25.180 about in D.D.D. It is, it's quite remarkable how much is being left on the table and how much

01:44:36.440 the media is just dismissing.

01:44:40.200 Now, I can't vouch for this guy.

01:44:42.840 I can tell you that his reporting or his recollection and his testimony syncs up with a lot that we

01:44:53.120 already knew. He also, and are we going to play this tonight on TV? Do you know, we're

01:44:59.320 going to play any of the Chalupa stuff?

01:45:01.040 Yeah, there's so much stuff we're looking at putting in tonight that you have to listen

01:45:04.300 on Saturday because there's so much there, but we're picking out two things today to talk

01:45:08.280 about on TV. Chalupa is one of the big ones.

01:45:10.180 Okay, so this is, we've already talked about Chalupa. If you're missing the five o'clock show,

01:45:14.860 you miss one, you miss a lot. This is critical that you understand because it is going to

01:45:21.840 come down to a fight in the end on, do you impeach him or not impeach him? And if you

01:45:30.300 don't know, A, what the other side is telling you, and you don't know where they're wrong,

01:45:36.840 where they're right, and what's really going on, you can't defend the president. You can't

01:45:41.980 defend the constitution. You can't defend the DNC. If you want to defend the DNC, you have

01:45:49.060 to know what's really going on. Uh, tonight we have a few more clips, uh, from this interview

01:45:57.360 and Chalupa plays a big role. She's the one that the press is just saying, no, she wasn't working

01:46:04.280 for the DNC. Um, that's not true. And she was just doing this on her own time. Really? Because

01:46:12.040 this guy, uh, says that she was introduced to him at the Ukrainian embassy as a DNC operative.

01:46:19.760 And he actually lost his gig at the, uh, Ukrainian embassy because he wouldn't go along with it.

01:46:27.260 He's like, no, this is wrong. This is wrong for us and wrong for them as well. This is dirty,

01:46:33.340 not going to do it. And he says, the ambassador said, you don't understand. This will be good for us,

01:46:39.560 uh, after this next election, because Hillary will be in and we'll get all kinds of special 1.00

01:46:45.560 favors. We're just growing our relationship closer. And he refused to do it. He started

01:46:51.660 speaking out and nobody would listen to him in 2016. Now I'm fascinated to hear what he had to say.

01:46:59.440 Did you have any red flags go off? This is the first time we've talked to him. You have any red

01:47:03.500 flags go off in your head, Jason?

01:47:05.420 Everything, like you, like you said just now, everything syncs up with what we've got,

01:47:10.780 what, what people like John Solomon has uncovered. This guy's credible. I mean, it's a fact that he

01:47:16.460 was employed at these places. That's a fact. And, and, and pretty high ranking. I mean, he was the

01:47:22.120 assistant to the prosecutor general, uh, two of them. In fact, he was also, I think, assistant to the

01:47:28.300 prime minister of Ukraine, uh, and, and, and then also high ranking in the embassy. He's not a

01:47:35.240 nobody. He's not a janitor. No, I mean, the rest of the media will not, he even says in this, in this

01:47:39.820 interview that you did with them, that he did an interview with another mainstream outlet, but they

01:47:43.080 just didn't run it because it didn't go with their narrative. I mean, you can imagine if this was on

01:47:46.840 the other side, like think about how many times they put Michael Avenatti on. Yeah. Not this guy.

01:47:52.000 Right. You'll see him on the blaze tonight, five o'clock. Make sure you subscribe now. BlazeTV.com

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01:49:51.260 if you want to talk about the whistleblower that we just played audio of the update on what,

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01:50:17.180 about 30, 35 minutes from now. 888-727-BECK. Uh, most people I think know him for his opera and opera

01:50:27.260 singing. Uh, he also did some television. I hear it's Mike Rowe. Uh, welcome to the program, Mike.

01:50:33.400 How are you? Glad I'm swell, but not swollen. Yeah, that's good. Yeah. I'm a little puffy. I'm a little

01:50:40.060 puffy. Are you? Yeah. Ran into a beehive and, uh, either that or just eat too much. Uh, you have a new book

01:50:47.000 called the, uh, the way I heard it. And, um, and I want to talk to you about that, but first of all, just good

01:50:53.080 to see you again. Good to hear from you. Howard, how's life going? Life is good. You know, it's, uh, it's a bit

01:51:00.360 like falling down the stairs, making all kinds of progress, taking some bumps and bruises on the way. 0.89

01:51:05.180 But, uh, overall I'd be a fool to complain. Yeah. How's your mom? She's great. Thank you. She just 0.90

01:51:11.500 finished her second book. She's now officially insufferable getting an agent, you know, all of 0.99

01:51:17.120 it. It's crazy. Mike Rowe in our New York blaze, uh, studios. Uh, this book is, you're actually living

01:51:25.860 in many ways, the life I would love to live Mike. Uh, and that is paying homage to, uh, Paul Harvey,

01:51:33.480 who is a hero of mine. And I understand he was a hero of yours. The book's dedicated to him. It

01:51:41.400 wouldn't have happened without him. And, uh, I know we've talked about this before, but you know,

01:51:46.240 I was, I was trying to figure out the right intro for the book. And I was thinking about a true story

01:51:50.440 that happened to me back in the eighties where I was late for a flight and I had driven to BWI airport

01:51:57.760 and I knew I could make it to the gate. You know, this is before TSA went crazy and, and nine 11 and

01:52:04.760 everything else. I had about 35 minutes, but I couldn't get out of the car because I was stuck to

01:52:10.980 my seat and I was stuck to my seat because Paul Harvey was in the middle of the rest of the story.

01:52:16.320 And I truly, I had to sit there until I heard the magic words, you know, and now, you know,

01:52:22.340 the rest of the story. So the, the way I heard it is, um, is the same basic format. It started as a,

01:52:30.920 as an attempt to compress time on planes. So I wrote most of these on planes and in diners here and

01:52:37.820 there. And, uh, and that's, that's how it started. It was a hobby that got a little out of hand and,

01:52:43.320 and now it's a book. So who does your research? You know, Paul Harvey, most people don't know this,

01:52:47.700 but he would come in, in Chicago. He would come in, in the dark. He had to do about 20 minutes of

01:52:53.800 broadcast, 25 minutes of broadcast a day, but he would come in early in the morning, in the dark,

01:52:59.700 and he wouldn't leave, uh, until at least six o'clock at night, every day of his life. He struggled

01:53:07.200 for every word that he pounded out himself on the typewriter. No, it's extraordinary, but,

01:53:14.980 but it was the suit and tie part that killed me, you know, the guys in radio and he, he dressed

01:53:20.840 like a news anchor. Right. And he took, you know, he took his opinion and commentary really,

01:53:26.880 really seriously. And, and that kind of storytelling combined with that kind of a voice, um, look,

01:53:33.620 I could never hope to fill his shoes, but following in his footsteps has really been an honor. And this,

01:53:39.080 this podcast has, has found an audience and I'm, you know, I'm tickled to death by that.

01:53:44.980 And, uh, you know, I don't, I don't think I told you this before, but not long after the podcast

01:53:49.360 started, I got a letter from his son, Paul Harvey jr. Who, who wrote a lot of the rest of the story.

01:53:55.420 Yeah. And I thought, Oh no, you know, he's listened to it. There's going to be a cease and desist.

01:54:01.020 There's going to be an injunction. Yeah. He wrote and he told me that, uh, his father was no doubt

01:54:07.840 looking down and giving too enthusiastic thumbs up. And he included a really generous check to my

01:54:15.520 foundation. And, uh, as compliments go, Glenn, you know, I know you've been paid similar compliments,

01:54:20.540 but that's, that's about as high as the cotton gets. Yeah. Uh, I'm, I'm, uh, I'm never going to

01:54:26.500 be in the, uh, radio hall of fame because of Paul Harvey. Uh, I was hosting the national broadcast

01:54:33.360 for the induction ceremony for radio hall of fame. I've never told this story on the air. Stu's

01:54:38.160 looking at me like, don't tell the story. I don't care anymore. Don't do it. Um, but, uh, I was, uh,

01:54:44.480 I was asked to do the broadcast for the induction ceremony. It's a national nationwide broadcast. And,

01:54:49.720 and, uh, so I agreed to it. And the guy from the, from the museum, uh, uh, came up to me

01:54:57.320 with like four minutes to go. And he said, we're running early. You're going to need to

01:55:03.240 fill for like three minutes. And I said, he said, can you do it? And I said, uh, yeah. And then they

01:55:09.060 went five, four, three. And I walked out and I had to fill for three minutes. And in the time that he

01:55:15.700 said, do you, can you fill? And me saying, yeah, I remember that Paul Harvey was in the front row

01:55:21.040 and, and I said, um, let me just say this on a personal note. Um, it's a dream come true. I'm

01:55:28.940 standing here on stage in Chicago in front of Mr. Paul Harvey. And sir, it is you that, uh,

01:55:35.660 introduced me to the magic of radio. It was you. When I was eight years old, I heard your voice say

01:55:42.120 Chicago O'Hare 288 dead. And I said, I could smell the smoke of the plane. I could hear the sirens.

01:55:51.900 And it's that that convinced me that the power of storytelling and radio is unlike any other.

01:55:59.240 From Chicago. Good night. Okay. That's how I did it. I walk off stage and the guy comes up to me and

01:56:05.580 he says, you son of a bitch. And I said, what? He said, you will never be in the hall of fame. 1.00

01:56:14.360 Never for what you just did. And I said, what did I do? He said, you knew sitting at the table is the

01:56:21.140 head guy who was the CEO of Eastern airlines on that crash. And I said, how the hell would I even know

01:56:27.140 that? And so this guy who was the CEO of that ad, that wound opened up and all I'm trying to do is

01:56:34.760 a fill and say something nice about Paul Harvey. So thanks Paul. Wow. That, yeah, that, that is a

01:56:43.940 terrific story by way of comparison. I can only offer this as I sat in the long-term parking at BWI in

01:56:52.960 1985, listening to Paul Harvey. I finally got to hear the magic words and the rest of the story

01:57:01.340 ran to the gate and missed my flight by 90 seconds. Was it Eastern airlines?

01:57:08.760 What is wrong with you?

01:57:12.060 No, uh, it wasn't. It, it was in fact, uh, United and, uh, and, and the plane was still there. Glenn,

01:57:20.020 I could see it, but they had closed the gate and it was one of the first arguments I ever had in

01:57:25.120 public that I, that I felt like I needed to apologize for because I kind of lost it. They literally

01:57:30.040 pointed to the plane and said, no, it's gone. And I, and I pointed to the plane and said,

01:57:33.580 but I see it. And they said, no, it's gone. No, it's gone. It's gone. Yeah. Uh, so the,

01:57:38.740 the book, tell me the, Tim, tell me your favorite story in the book.

01:57:42.760 Well, it started as a collection of 50 of these Harvey-esque tales, but what happened was we cut it

01:57:50.000 down to 35 because my mother having read it said, look, these are all terrific, Michael, but you know,

01:57:55.580 it's a very lazy way to write a book, just putting stories together that you've already read on your

01:58:01.000 podcast. And I said, well, thanks mother. What do you suggest? And she said, well,

01:58:05.100 how about a little connective tissue in between these, these, uh, biographies? So I started trying

01:58:12.660 to answer the question, why did I write about whoever it was I just wrote about? And I tried to make that

01:58:19.160 answer somehow rhyme with an event from my own misspent youth. And what, what came out was kind

01:58:27.940 of an accidental memoir. So the book itself goes back and forth between autobiography and biography,

01:58:35.220 mystery and memoir. So you get the rest of the story kind of thing tempered with my own take on

01:58:42.560 why it is. I think I might've written about a famous person who I've never met.

01:58:47.220 Mike, how has your life changed since you, you left a regular TV show? I mean,

01:58:53.840 you had lots of money in the bank and you, uh, didn't even, I think you owned a toothbrush,

01:59:00.280 but really nothing else. You were always traveling. Have you settled down? What is,

01:59:05.460 what is your life like now? Well, I still have access to literally hundreds of dollars, Glenn.

01:59:10.620 Um, and, uh, and I, and I still travel. I was on the road last year, about 220 days. Um,

01:59:18.480 the micro works foundation happily has exploded. We're 11 years old now. We've, uh, given over

01:59:25.880 $5 million in work ethic scholarships to kids who are willing to learn a skill and master a trade

01:59:31.120 as legacies go from dirty jobs. Um, I'm awfully proud of that. Yeah. Uh, there's a show on Facebook

01:59:37.860 called returning the favor. That's a straight up unapologetic celebration of bloody do-gooderism

01:59:43.680 that now has 400 million views. Proud of that. Um, somebody's got to do it, which followed dirty

01:59:49.620 jobs, found a home for a couple of years inexplicably on CNN. And then against what I'm

01:59:56.040 sure you'll agree are impossible broadcast odds wound up becoming the number one show on the Trinity

02:00:02.680 Broadcasting Network. That's amazing. So that's that it's simply not possible. And now this podcast

02:00:10.080 has 120 million downloads and it's become a book that I'm told is going to do well. And so look, I,

02:00:18.380 I'm, I'm embarrassingly fortunate and, uh, still busy, still brushing my teeth and, uh, still earning

02:00:26.820 more than I spend. Good, good, good. All right. Sounds great. Mike, great talking to you. Thank you so

02:00:31.840 much. Um, Hey, and I haven't ruined my career yet in the national broadcasting hall of fame. So

02:00:37.220 there's still time for that too. Okay. All right. Because you're an inspiration because you are an

02:00:43.000 inspiration. Okay. Uh, Mike, thank you so much. Mike Rowe. Thanks a lot. You bet. The name of the

02:00:48.960 book is the way I heard it by micro it's available everywhere today. All right. Uh, David was a huge fan

02:00:58.880 of golf. Huge. Uh, however, there came a time when David was no longer able to play golf because of

02:01:04.240 the extreme and frequent pain that he had in his hand and his right knee. He had to give up golf and

02:01:09.480 that was bad enough, but he was in pain all the time and desperate to find anything that worked.

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02:01:26.920 Within a couple of weeks, he's back on the links playing as well as he ever did before.

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02:02:01.500 Thank you.

02:02:25.380 Hey, a couple of things, show notes. One, we're going to be doing a call in show here in about 15

02:02:34.060 minutes. If you would like to be on the show and just, we're just going to have an open conversation.

02:02:39.640 We'll talk about anything that you want to talk about. 888-727-BECK. You call in right now and

02:02:45.720 we'll get you lined up to, uh, to, uh, talk to me. I really would like to hear what you're

02:02:52.060 thinking about, what your position is on, on all kinds of things. So whatever you want to talk about

02:02:57.100 888-727-BECK. Um, also our Mercury one ball is happening a week from this Saturday, October 26th.

02:03:05.500 Tanya and I are hosting it. Uh, we have a silent auction and I think that just went live. Um, do you

02:03:13.520 know, can we find that the, uh, silent auction? Uh, we have a silent auction, uh, all kinds of things

02:03:18.840 up to bid on. This is all to raise money for Mercury one. And this pays for the salaries and

02:03:25.620 the phone calls and the flights and everything else that we have to do to be able to, um, efficiently

02:03:32.440 move, um, uh, these huge projects together. Because when we say I'm going to raise X number

02:03:39.540 of dollars for food and water for this hurricane, those dollars have to go for food and water for

02:03:45.100 that hurricane 100%. So we need to be able to have another fundraiser every year. And I, I like to do

02:03:51.260 it by offering you something of value. Uh, so we have this great ball. Everybody is going to be there

02:03:57.700 and you can find out, uh, more about it at, uh, mercury one.org slash M one ball. Uh, but also,

02:04:06.600 um, we have a silent auction, uh, going on right now. So if you can't make it, do you know the address

02:04:11.960 of the silent auction? Uh, I think if you just go to mercury one slash M one ball, it'll probably have

02:04:17.420 that. Um, it'll probably have that, uh, in, but we're going to announce some things, uh, at the gala

02:04:24.400 this year that I think is very, very exciting. Uh, and we'd love to have you there. You can buy a

02:04:29.820 table, uh, you can become a sponsor, you can make a donation, whatever you'd like to do, but I'd love

02:04:35.440 to have you there. Mercury one.org slash M one ball. It's a week from Saturday. We do it once a year

02:04:41.960 and we'd love to have you there. Uh, let me get into, um, uh, Beto and guns. Uh, here's what he said.

02:04:49.200 And here's what he said last night, uh, about taking people's guns. Congressman, you just made

02:04:56.020 it clear that you don't know how this is actually going to take weapons off the streets. If you can

02:05:00.060 develop the plan further, I think we can have a debate about it, but we can't wait. People are

02:05:04.680 dying in the streets right now. We can't wait for universal background checks that we finally have

02:05:09.220 a shot to actually get through. We can't wait to ban the sale of new weapons and high capacity 0.91

02:05:14.600 magazines. So we don't wind up with millions more of these things on the street. Okay. Stop.

02:05:18.540 We can't. So research shows on the left research shows the fastest way to start a civil war is to

02:05:25.440 take people's guns. Listen to what Buddha judge is saying here. Beto, you're not going far enough,

02:05:31.880 fast enough. We can't wait. We can't wait to pass this law. Passing this law is not so long.

02:05:40.360 Changing the constitution takes a long time. If they can't wait to pass a law, which would then

02:05:50.240 go through the courts and be found unconstitutional. But if they can't wait to do that, they certainly

02:05:55.040 can't wait to follow the constitution. And that is the point of our system to slow people down from

02:06:02.140 feeling emotional and doing something that takes away people's rights.

02:06:06.760 And he was described as the moderate one. Incredible. They had a nice little battle

02:06:13.360 about that. And the fact that you have someone saying, well, we're not going to go door to door

02:06:16.980 and confiscate the guns. It would be great. We can have a debate if you, if you, if you develop the

02:06:22.560 policy further, that's not the moderate position of the democratic party. It's just someone, he wants

02:06:27.560 all the same policies, but he's saying he's not going to confiscate the guns. They're going to have a,

02:06:32.460 what was, it was a voluntary buyback system, which is fantastic. What happened in New Jersey? Didn't

02:06:39.880 they do a, didn't they do a voluntary buyback and a turn in of the bump stocks? Bump stocks. Yeah.

02:06:44.840 How many did they get? Cause I know they had a real problem in New Jersey. They had to buy that

02:06:48.020 big storage facility. Yeah. They got zero, zero, zero people turned them in. But the full zero,

02:06:57.500 right. Every one of the zero, every one of them. Yeah.

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 16, 2019

Even the 'Moderate' Democrats Are Crazy! ｜ Guests： Mike Rowe & Nick Di Paolo ｜ 10⧸16⧸19

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