The Glenn Beck Program - 'Feeling A Little Cheated'？ (William Hertling joins Glenn)

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00:00:09.960 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.

00:00:16.840 So it's been nearly two years since the Pulse nightclub attack. Two years.

00:00:22.440 And I'm going to blow your mind, because we've just now gotten a clear picture of what really happened on that terror-filled night.

00:00:32.440 Now, think of the Pulse nightclub shooting. What was this all about?

00:00:39.000 The killer pledged allegiance to ISIS. Therefore, the killer was a radical Islamic terrorist.

00:00:45.220 This was a terror attack. Zero room for speculation there. But that's not what the media ran with.

00:00:52.440 For two years, the media and many in the gay community have been calling this a hate crime on the LGBT community.

00:01:02.320 Hours after the attack went down, the media went into a full-on narrative mode,

00:01:08.460 trying to paint the picture of the killer as a man with repressed anger over his own sexual urges

00:01:14.700 who couldn't reconcile that with his faith.

00:01:17.460 They pulled in witnesses from the club that swore they'd seen him there before, looking for a homosexual encounter.

00:01:25.460 They connected him to gay dating apps and even interviewed his ex-wife

00:01:29.600 that claimed she had always expected he might have been gay.

00:01:34.580 He liked to look at himself in the mirror a lot.

00:01:40.440 So surely he was gay.

00:01:42.040 So instead of having a discussion of the dangers of radical Islamic terrorism and ISIS,

00:01:48.780 we're now having discussions on gay rights,

00:01:51.740 how Republicans were turning gay men into killers with their repression,

00:01:56.960 hate crimes on the gay community.

00:01:59.900 So really, what was this?

00:02:02.140 Was this an ISIS terror attack or was it a gay hate crime?

00:02:07.040 Two years later, we now know the entire timeline of what went down that night,

00:02:17.420 and the motive is clear.

00:02:21.180 The question is, will the media undo or at least attempt to undo the damage

00:02:28.160 that has been done in tearing us apart?

00:02:31.220 The Pulse nightclub was not the killer's intended target.

00:02:37.940 Now listen to this.

00:02:41.220 What was the intended target?

00:02:45.260 It was Disney.

00:02:48.800 At 10 p.m., the killer arrived at the Disney World shopping and entertainment area.

00:02:54.800 They now have footage, security camera footage,

00:03:00.140 showing him using a stroller to conceal his weapon.

00:03:04.300 It showed him passing by multiple police officers and security officers

00:03:09.040 and even stopping to watch their movements.

00:03:13.200 It was the security at Walt Disney World that made him rethink his choice.

00:03:20.120 Good guys with a gun stopped a terror attack on Disney that night.

00:03:28.220 They didn't even know they were doing it.

00:03:30.920 It was just the presence.

00:03:34.280 Now imagine if Disney World would have been marked a gun-free zone.

00:03:43.800 Imagine if people would have open-carried.

00:03:47.600 How many more attacks would be stopped before they even got started?

00:03:52.680 But this isn't even the point.

00:03:56.340 The killer then went to his car and he pulled out his phone.

00:04:01.660 We now know that he googled downtown Orlando nightclubs.

00:04:07.160 Notice he didn't say gay nightclubs.

00:04:10.440 The top two hits were Eve nightclub, which is not a gay club,

00:04:16.020 and Pulse.

00:04:18.100 He pulled up directions to Eve and then surveilled the club.

00:04:22.120 He got directions to Pulse and did the same.

00:04:25.400 He apparently decided that Eve was an easier target

00:04:28.860 because he then plugged the directions back into his phone

00:04:32.420 and began to drive in that direction.

00:04:34.820 But a few minutes into the drive, back to Eve,

00:04:38.160 he turned back towards Pulse and then began his attack.

00:04:42.840 During the entire night,

00:04:48.040 not once did he make a derogatory remark about gay people.

00:04:52.540 Not once.

00:04:54.220 It was his third choice.

00:04:57.980 Disney was number one.

00:05:00.040 Number two was a straight nightclub.

00:05:03.240 And number three was Pulse.

00:05:05.820 Everything he said was regarding U.S. policy in the Middle East

00:05:10.960 and his goal of bringing violence to the U.S. mainland.

00:05:15.080 The killer was looking for the softest target with a lot of people.

00:05:20.360 Who he killed, who they slept with, didn't matter as long as they were Americans.

00:05:27.900 Who's done more damage?

00:05:37.180 Him or us?

00:05:40.320 He killed people.

00:05:43.680 But between the media and social media,

00:05:47.320 look how we have torn ourselves apart.

00:05:50.640 We live in a tribal society

00:05:54.560 where anyone and everyone

00:05:57.400 is looking to use a tragedy.

00:06:01.520 What do you think is happening now with Parkland?

00:06:04.740 They are using a tragedy to tear us apart,

00:06:08.640 to point fingers, to assign blame, and gain power.

00:06:15.920 Is there anybody anymore in America that doesn't wear a tribal jersey?

00:06:19.660 Is there anybody in America who says,

00:06:22.160 the only group I'm a part of

00:06:23.940 is the American group?

00:06:26.400 Is the group that will deem themselves human

00:06:30.580 over everything else?

00:06:38.100 I saw a film last night.

00:06:41.600 A woman that this audience rescued in the Middle East.

00:06:48.240 She was asked,

00:06:49.660 what is your hope for the future?

00:06:54.440 She had been a slave for four years.

00:06:58.480 She had been sold 16 times.

00:07:03.980 She said,

00:07:04.720 my hope is that I can live somewhere

00:07:06.640 where I am deemed a human.

00:07:10.780 That was her goal.

00:07:12.400 That's a pretty low bar.

00:07:13.840 Where I am deemed a human.

00:07:20.800 Will we ever stop chasing narratives

00:07:23.180 looking for a win for our team,

00:07:25.600 our tribe,

00:07:26.400 our side?

00:07:27.300 Will we ever once again look at our neighbor

00:07:34.980 and not see the word enemy,

00:07:38.620 but instead see the words fellow human being?

00:07:44.760 the narrative chasing is tearing us apart.

00:07:51.440 I don't know what the rest of the media is going to do

00:07:54.380 and I don't know what everybody else is going to do.

00:07:56.580 But for me and my household,

00:08:01.400 we've made our choice.

00:08:04.780 let's try to be better.

00:08:09.100 It's Thursday,

00:08:18.640 March 29th.

00:08:20.000 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:08:21.980 You know,

00:08:26.460 I have to talk to my friend Riaz.

00:08:32.000 You know,

00:08:32.660 Riaz,

00:08:34.500 a gay Muslim man,

00:08:36.060 was there in Orlando

00:08:38.320 for a wedding,

00:08:39.840 a Muslim wedding,

00:08:41.320 when the Pulse nightclub shooting happened.

00:08:44.320 He was in full Islamic garb

00:08:46.900 and he said,

00:08:48.380 I had everybody look at me

00:08:50.500 like I was a killer.

00:08:54.200 And he said,

00:08:55.160 I,

00:08:55.380 I,

00:08:55.880 I,

00:08:56.560 I'm not,

00:08:57.340 I'm not American.

00:09:00.660 He said,

00:09:01.380 and then they were targeting gays.

00:09:04.980 He's like,

00:09:05.560 I didn't know,

00:09:06.160 I couldn't live in this country

00:09:08.840 if they were going to look at me like a killer

00:09:11.060 and then they were going to,

00:09:13.240 they were,

00:09:13.500 they were,

00:09:13.820 they were,

00:09:14.120 the killers were tracking down gays.

00:09:17.220 Now,

00:09:17.680 I don't know where you would live

00:09:18.980 and he figured that out quickly.

00:09:21.240 He's like,

00:09:21.880 I can't,

00:09:22.240 I can't live like this.

00:09:23.240 I can't live suspecting that people

00:09:26.600 all around America

00:09:27.840 just hate me for one reason or another.

00:09:30.080 And he has gone on a two year journey

00:09:32.220 and he has found the exact opposite.

00:09:35.880 He's found that nobody really hates him.

00:09:37.700 He has found a group of people

00:09:41.740 that are,

00:09:44.000 as he said to me just last week,

00:09:46.440 conservatives are not anything

00:09:48.780 like anybody is saying to me they are.

00:09:51.260 They don't have a problem with my lifestyle.

00:09:53.520 They didn't have a problem with my husband.

00:09:55.060 They didn't have a problem with my adopted children.

00:09:57.080 They didn't have a problem with my faith.

00:09:59.300 They just wanted to know,

00:10:00.220 am I a good person?

00:10:02.140 What's my character?

00:10:04.940 Yes.

00:10:06.100 Yes.

00:10:09.100 Now,

00:10:09.640 here's a guy who was truly affected

00:10:12.140 by the Pulse nightclub shooting.

00:10:14.600 I'll bet you he doesn't know yet.

00:10:18.940 I'll bet you he doesn't know

00:10:20.460 what came out yesterday.

00:10:22.400 That this guy was not targeting homosexuals at all.

00:10:25.520 He was targeting Disney.

00:10:33.340 How come I haven't seen this any place today?

00:10:36.760 Isn't this a kind of a big deal?

00:10:38.480 It's an amazing story.

00:10:39.940 It's an amazing story.

00:10:41.480 Especially in the idea

00:10:42.540 when we're talking about guns, right?

00:10:44.220 You brought up that point

00:10:45.140 that he actually went to Disney,

00:10:47.020 saw a bunch of people with guns,

00:10:48.200 decided not to do it there.

00:10:49.340 Yes.

00:10:49.940 Kind of a big deal.

00:10:50.780 How many?

00:10:51.260 How many?

00:10:51.740 I mean, Glenn,

00:10:52.020 thousands,

00:10:53.140 thousands of things like this

00:10:55.100 probably get averted worldwide every year

00:10:57.820 because of that.

00:10:58.640 Okay.

00:10:59.080 And when none of them

00:10:59.880 are ever going to be reported on

00:11:00.640 because no one knows.

00:11:01.360 Here we are talking about guns right now

00:11:03.380 and we're talking about guns

00:11:04.760 in this ridiculous way.

00:11:07.020 Ridiculous way.

00:11:08.360 They will not define an assault rifle.

00:11:11.960 They will not define it.

00:11:13.680 Well, if you can't define it,

00:11:15.840 then there's no way

00:11:16.820 to pull it off the streets.

00:11:19.100 Okay?

00:11:19.520 There's no way to ban something

00:11:21.500 that you won't define.

00:11:23.780 You know what?

00:11:24.500 I want to,

00:11:25.740 I'm going to ban

00:11:27.600 all defibrillators

00:11:28.820 from here on out.

00:11:30.920 All,

00:11:31.620 all,

00:11:32.920 you know,

00:11:33.600 steam-powered

00:11:34.520 defibrillation

00:11:36.240 systems

00:11:37.540 are going to be

00:11:38.600 banned.

00:11:40.280 Wait,

00:11:40.760 what?

00:11:42.060 It's quite a blow

00:11:42.780 to the community.

00:11:43.900 Yeah.

00:11:44.520 I'm going,

00:11:45.040 now I'm going to define

00:11:46.240 what those things are.

00:11:48.080 You might think you know

00:11:49.340 what it is,

00:11:49.980 but I'm going to define that

00:11:51.380 later after we pass it.

00:11:53.600 I could ban anything.

00:11:54.920 I could take anything away.

00:11:56.520 Right.

00:11:56.760 And they did try to define them,

00:11:58.060 of course,

00:11:58.460 in the 1994 assault weapons ban.

00:12:00.700 It doesn't work.

00:12:00.860 And they got around it.

00:12:01.960 And it added,

00:12:02.500 what,

00:12:02.640 20 million weapons

00:12:04.140 to the United States of America

00:12:06.260 anyway,

00:12:06.900 during the ban?

00:12:07.560 So it doesn't,

00:12:08.420 it doesn't work.

00:12:09.300 So what are we talking about?

00:12:10.860 We're having this stupid argument

00:12:12.360 when all Americans,

00:12:14.000 all they want to do

00:12:14.780 is protect their children.

00:12:16.560 I just want to protect my children.

00:12:18.000 I want to make sure

00:12:18.500 that my children's school is safe.

00:12:20.700 Well,

00:12:21.020 here's a story

00:12:22.380 where a terrorist

00:12:24.680 went to kill

00:12:26.440 a bunch of people

00:12:27.500 and left

00:12:28.860 because he saw

00:12:30.100 armed police officers.

00:12:32.240 Well,

00:12:32.700 that tells me

00:12:33.440 what should we do

00:12:34.040 in our schools,

00:12:34.820 Stu?

00:12:36.240 Gee,

00:12:36.680 I don't know.

00:12:37.460 It's such a tough one.

00:12:39.260 Maybe armed security.

00:12:40.420 Let armed security

00:12:41.600 be there

00:12:42.500 and visible.

00:12:44.820 It's not going to solve everything,

00:12:46.040 obviously,

00:12:46.720 as we saw

00:12:47.200 in Parkland.

00:12:48.720 But it was there.

00:12:49.300 I mean,

00:12:49.460 at least,

00:12:49.940 would you rather have someone

00:12:51.040 there

00:12:51.880 and take your chances

00:12:52.900 with whether they're going to step in

00:12:53.940 and do the right thing

00:12:54.560 or

00:12:54.860 would you rather go the opposite way

00:12:56.360 and have nobody there

00:12:57.060 and know that you have no chance?

00:12:59.380 That's unbelievable to me.

00:13:00.920 It's unbelievable.

00:13:01.760 And that's

00:13:02.740 the secondary story.

00:13:05.080 Yeah,

00:13:05.360 that's not even the big thing.

00:13:06.020 That's not even the big part

00:13:07.320 of this story.

00:13:08.140 The other part is

00:13:09.240 this has been used

00:13:10.640 to divide us,

00:13:11.980 to call us

00:13:12.700 a hate-mongering nation

00:13:14.820 that we all are against

00:13:16.460 gay people

00:13:17.240 that we're...

00:13:17.820 And that had

00:13:18.920 nothing

00:13:19.760 to do with it.

00:13:21.180 It was an Islamic

00:13:21.880 extremist story,

00:13:23.300 as we pointed out

00:13:24.140 at the time,

00:13:25.400 and that part

00:13:26.080 has not been diminished

00:13:27.020 as they've gone through

00:13:28.580 the facts.

00:13:29.040 But it wasn't even

00:13:29.680 that it was his faith

00:13:31.020 that made him kill

00:13:31.900 these people

00:13:32.520 because they were gay.

00:13:33.700 It had nothing

00:13:34.800 to do

00:13:35.560 with them being gay.

00:13:37.300 You know,

00:13:37.460 you could say,

00:13:38.000 well,

00:13:38.260 it was an Islamic

00:13:39.280 extremist,

00:13:39.820 and Islamic extremists

00:13:40.700 are throwing,

00:13:41.240 you know,

00:13:41.700 gay people off the roof.

00:13:42.960 Yes,

00:13:43.280 there are those people,

00:13:44.380 and there are lots

00:13:45.240 of those cases.

00:13:46.300 This isn't one of them.

00:13:47.580 No,

00:13:47.680 he just wanted people

00:13:48.340 dead,

00:13:48.700 Americans.

00:13:49.780 Unbelievable.

00:13:52.220 Unbelievable.

00:13:52.820 It really is incredible

00:13:54.040 because,

00:13:54.840 A,

00:13:55.000 we went from,

00:13:55.680 we went from,

00:13:56.820 from saying,

00:13:58.800 have it,

00:13:59.200 furthering a discussion

00:14:00.080 of,

00:14:00.600 hey,

00:14:00.720 we've got Islamic

00:14:01.700 extremists in this

00:14:02.980 country,

00:14:03.340 and we better do

00:14:04.620 something,

00:14:05.140 because all they want

00:14:05.900 to do is kill us

00:14:06.880 to forget about

00:14:08.560 Islamic extremists.

00:14:09.780 This is an attack

00:14:10.540 on gay people.

00:14:11.920 And we started talking

00:14:13.200 about the hatred

00:14:14.540 of gay people,

00:14:15.640 which,

00:14:16.860 are you kidding me?

00:14:18.160 This had nothing

00:14:19.340 to do with it.

00:14:21.040 I mean,

00:14:21.180 it went two years

00:14:22.000 unquestioned,

00:14:23.020 and when the whole

00:14:24.160 thing reverses itself,

00:14:25.860 we get no coverage.

00:14:27.120 No coverage.

00:14:28.280 I haven't seen

00:14:28.780 any coverage this morning.

00:14:29.880 I haven't seen none.

00:14:30.920 Not one word.

00:14:31.900 Did you know that

00:14:32.360 Stormy Daniels

00:14:33.240 filed another lawsuit,

00:14:34.760 though?

00:14:35.040 That I know.

00:14:36.300 Did you hear what

00:14:37.180 Trump's new attorney said?

00:14:39.060 Oh,

00:14:39.300 my gosh.

00:14:40.120 Trump's new attorney,

00:14:40.760 Trump's new doctor.

00:14:42.220 We got that going on.

00:14:43.360 What the,

00:14:43.940 what is wrong?

00:14:45.840 Obsession with a man

00:14:46.780 like that is not

00:14:47.720 a good thing.

00:14:48.500 It's not a good thing

00:14:48.960 for anybody.

00:14:49.520 It's not a good thing

00:14:49.940 for him.

00:14:50.340 It's not a good thing

00:14:50.760 for us.

00:14:51.220 Certainly not a good thing

00:14:51.920 for the media.

00:14:54.000 I'm glad you're here

00:14:55.200 this morning.

00:14:56.220 You need to spread

00:14:57.400 the word of what

00:14:58.580 really happened.

00:15:00.300 We'll make that

00:15:01.320 opening monologue

00:15:02.100 available soon

00:15:03.360 on theblaze.com

00:15:04.500 and just spread it

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00:15:07.020 Make sure that

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00:15:11.060 You've been abused.

00:15:12.480 You have been

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00:15:16.000 There's no,

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00:15:18.680 it's just

00:15:20.420 stop

00:15:21.180 now being

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00:15:24.240 Stop,

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00:15:25.960 stop,

00:15:26.940 start to question

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00:15:31.280 Stop

00:15:31.700 being manipulated

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00:15:43.420 Cambridge

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00:18:06.840 Glenn

00:18:07.280 Beck

00:18:08.280 Mercury.

00:18:15.260 Glenn

00:18:15.780 Beck.

00:18:16.960 This is

00:18:17.720 another piece

00:18:20.040 of unbelievable

00:18:20.900 news that you

00:18:21.740 won't get

00:18:22.380 anywhere else.

00:18:23.320 This is

00:18:24.340 coming from

00:18:24.780 the Daily

00:18:25.180 Wire.

00:18:26.660 The March

00:18:27.300 for our

00:18:27.800 lives.

00:18:29.780 It's a

00:18:30.080 youth uprising,

00:18:31.760 correct?

00:18:33.420 Actually,

00:18:34.600 no.

00:18:35.540 Now the

00:18:36.140 data is

00:18:36.820 beginning to

00:18:37.540 show us

00:18:38.060 something

00:18:38.400 different.

00:18:39.580 According to

00:18:40.160 a scientific

00:18:40.640 survey taken

00:18:41.740 during the

00:18:42.460 march itself

00:18:43.040 by researchers

00:18:43.800 associated with

00:18:44.600 the Washington

00:18:45.060 Post who

00:18:46.260 have tracked

00:18:46.800 the anti-Trump

00:18:47.580 resistance

00:18:48.460 since it

00:18:49.400 began the

00:18:50.020 night after

00:18:50.380 the election,

00:18:51.560 the March

00:18:52.000 for our

00:18:52.440 lives was

00:18:53.160 70%

00:18:54.200 women.

00:18:55.460 Nearly

00:18:55.720 three-quarters

00:18:56.540 of the

00:18:57.060 marchers,

00:18:57.540 72,

00:18:58.640 had a

00:18:59.000 bachelor's

00:18:59.620 degree or

00:19:00.580 higher level

00:19:01.320 of graduate

00:19:01.980 education,

00:19:02.760 putting them

00:19:03.160 into the

00:19:03.720 leftist elite

00:19:04.580 category.

00:19:05.900 Most importantly,

00:19:07.280 though,

00:19:07.860 less than

00:19:08.540 10% of the

00:19:09.760 marchers were

00:19:10.420 under the

00:19:10.960 age of

00:19:11.600 18.

00:19:12.960 Even though

00:19:13.460 the march

00:19:13.820 was clearly

00:19:14.520 supposed to

00:19:15.180 be four

00:19:15.800 and about

00:19:16.380 high school

00:19:16.980 aged children,

00:19:18.460 only 10%

00:19:20.080 of the

00:19:20.900 crowd was

00:19:21.900 made up

00:19:22.500 of those

00:19:23.100 people.

00:19:24.080 Of those

00:19:24.540 adults attending

00:19:25.360 the march

00:19:25.920 who were

00:19:26.640 over 18,

00:19:27.660 the average

00:19:28.440 age was

00:19:29.320 49 years

00:19:30.800 old.

00:19:32.740 Do you

00:19:33.320 remember how

00:19:33.800 they used

00:19:34.080 to say it's

00:19:34.500 nothing but

00:19:34.860 gray-haired

00:19:35.300 people at

00:19:35.880 the tea

00:19:36.420 party?

00:19:36.700 Nothing but

00:19:37.280 old people?

00:19:39.360 Weirder

00:19:39.720 still,

00:19:40.840 according to

00:19:41.340 the Washington

00:19:41.820 Post data

00:19:42.540 collection

00:19:43.000 operation,

00:19:44.060 most of

00:19:44.680 the marchers

00:19:45.320 were not

00:19:46.280 even motivated

00:19:47.440 by the

00:19:48.000 issue of

00:19:48.680 gun control.

00:19:50.300 Only 12%

00:19:51.600 of the

00:19:52.100 people who

00:19:53.120 had never

00:19:53.720 marched in

00:19:54.520 a protest

00:19:55.000 before were

00:19:56.120 at the

00:19:56.580 march for

00:19:57.320 our lives

00:19:57.980 because they

00:19:58.500 were motivated

00:19:59.180 by gun

00:19:59.840 control.

00:20:02.820 12%.

00:20:03.500 Instead,

00:20:06.140 protesters

00:20:06.540 reported being

00:20:07.380 motivated by

00:20:08.260 the issues

00:20:08.880 of peace

00:20:09.860 and Trump.

00:20:12.900 Huh.

00:20:14.140 79%

00:20:15.460 were

00:20:16.080 identified

00:20:16.740 self-identified

00:20:17.680 as left-leaning.

00:20:19.340 89%

00:20:20.340 voted for

00:20:21.220 Hillary Clinton.

00:20:22.220 Mercury.

00:20:28.600 This is the

00:20:29.660 Glenn Beck

00:20:29.980 Program.

00:20:30.680 Doesn't this

00:20:30.980 just make you

00:20:31.400 want to turn

00:20:31.720 off all

00:20:32.040 television today?

00:20:34.100 Doesn't this

00:20:34.400 make you want

00:20:34.860 to stop

00:20:35.100 reading all

00:20:35.500 news?

00:20:36.340 Just what

00:20:36.720 we've gone

00:20:37.080 through,

00:20:37.340 we're not

00:20:37.760 done yet,

00:20:38.640 just what

00:20:38.980 we've gone

00:20:39.340 through in

00:20:39.640 the last

00:20:39.940 half hour.

00:20:40.680 We found

00:20:41.460 out yesterday

00:20:42.740 that the

00:20:43.800 Pulse nightclub

00:20:44.900 shooting in

00:20:45.440 Orlando had

00:20:46.640 nothing to do

00:20:47.180 with them

00:20:47.500 being gay.

00:20:48.340 Nothing.

00:20:49.600 It was his

00:20:50.100 third choice

00:20:50.800 that night.

00:20:51.440 His number

00:20:51.880 one choice

00:20:52.560 was the

00:20:53.120 Disney Park.

00:20:54.460 So they

00:20:55.040 was going

00:20:55.280 to go to

00:20:55.520 the

00:20:55.640 entertainment

00:20:56.060 center,

00:20:56.740 which is

00:20:57.080 just off

00:20:57.700 the grounds

00:20:58.520 of Walt

00:21:00.180 Disney World,

00:21:01.180 just on the

00:21:01.900 edges of it,

00:21:02.560 and it's open,

00:21:03.240 you don't need

00:21:03.660 to have a

00:21:04.040 ticket,

00:21:04.400 and he

00:21:04.800 went in,

00:21:05.680 he put a

00:21:06.240 gun in a

00:21:06.980 stroller,

00:21:07.960 and he was

00:21:09.240 walking around,

00:21:09.920 and he was

00:21:10.300 going to kill

00:21:10.860 people,

00:21:11.260 and he's

00:21:11.500 all on

00:21:11.880 videotape,

00:21:12.480 and apparently

00:21:13.280 he saw

00:21:13.820 too many

00:21:14.220 cops standing

00:21:15.260 around,

00:21:15.820 too many

00:21:16.700 security officers,

00:21:18.140 and he

00:21:19.060 watched them.

00:21:20.020 He watched

00:21:20.320 their movements

00:21:20.820 for a while.

00:21:21.480 Then he

00:21:21.780 decided,

00:21:22.280 I'm going to

00:21:22.620 go find

00:21:23.280 some other

00:21:23.580 place.

00:21:24.060 He took

00:21:24.520 his gun

00:21:25.180 and his

00:21:25.700 stroller,

00:21:26.120 put it back

00:21:26.620 into the

00:21:26.960 car.

00:21:27.760 He got

00:21:28.740 into the

00:21:29.040 car,

00:21:29.340 he googled

00:21:30.200 nightclubs

00:21:31.440 in Orlando,

00:21:32.740 didn't say

00:21:33.340 gay,

00:21:34.880 nightclubs in

00:21:35.900 Orlando,

00:21:36.400 found two of

00:21:37.600 them.

00:21:39.680 Pulse was

00:21:40.180 his third

00:21:40.740 choice.

00:21:42.220 Third,

00:21:43.140 Disney,

00:21:44.140 then the

00:21:44.720 Eve nightclub,

00:21:46.240 which he

00:21:46.800 surveilled and

00:21:47.580 rejected for

00:21:48.340 some reason,

00:21:49.460 and then went

00:21:50.100 to Pulse.

00:21:51.320 He was

00:21:51.840 looking for

00:21:52.460 an easy,

00:21:53.180 soft target,

00:21:54.600 had nothing

00:21:55.480 to do with

00:21:56.140 gay,

00:21:56.960 and also

00:21:57.800 has everything.

00:21:58.860 It is very

00:21:59.540 relevant,

00:22:00.360 very relevant

00:22:01.440 today in the

00:22:03.480 argument of

00:22:04.100 what we can

00:22:04.560 do to protect

00:22:05.140 our schools.

00:22:05.920 We found

00:22:07.440 all this

00:22:07.840 out yesterday

00:22:08.520 as everything

00:22:09.320 was finally

00:22:09.960 released yesterday.

00:22:12.160 Hmm.

00:22:13.380 Once again,

00:22:14.040 targeting a

00:22:14.740 gun-free

00:22:15.500 zone.

00:22:16.200 He saw a

00:22:16.800 zone filled

00:22:17.720 with guns

00:22:18.280 and left it

00:22:19.180 and went to

00:22:20.000 a place he

00:22:20.440 didn't believe

00:22:20.880 guns would

00:22:21.300 be.

00:22:22.780 Then,

00:22:23.600 after that,

00:22:24.820 we find out

00:22:25.560 from the

00:22:26.520 Washington Post,

00:22:28.040 from the

00:22:28.620 Washington Post,

00:22:30.880 that this

00:22:31.480 whole thing

00:22:32.660 with the

00:22:32.940 march with

00:22:33.380 the teenagers,

00:22:34.520 no,

00:22:34.820 the vast

00:22:35.920 majority,

00:22:37.360 a whopping

00:22:38.180 90% of

00:22:40.440 marchers

00:22:41.100 were middle-aged.

00:22:44.920 90%.

00:22:45.960 Grassroots

00:22:48.080 children's

00:22:48.900 movement,

00:22:49.380 right?

00:22:49.720 Right.

00:22:51.020 Also,

00:22:51.900 they found

00:22:52.360 out that,

00:22:53.380 let me get

00:22:54.400 the exact

00:22:54.900 number here,

00:22:56.760 only 12%

00:22:59.440 of the people

00:23:00.240 had never

00:23:00.740 marched in

00:23:01.260 a protest.

00:23:01.920 only 12%

00:23:03.620 of the people

00:23:04.260 were motivated

00:23:05.280 by gun

00:23:06.480 control.

00:23:09.060 56%

00:23:10.260 wanted

00:23:11.060 peace.

00:23:12.920 42%

00:23:14.040 had problems

00:23:15.520 with Trump.

00:23:17.980 Wait,

00:23:19.020 so you didn't

00:23:19.940 even march for

00:23:20.560 gun control?

00:23:21.120 Only 12%?

00:23:22.440 It's amazing.

00:23:23.100 And 90%

00:23:24.140 of the marchers

00:23:25.420 were middle-aged?

00:23:26.420 This had nothing

00:23:26.920 to do with kids,

00:23:28.180 had nothing to do

00:23:29.020 with guns.

00:23:29.680 But it's what

00:23:30.380 the media wants.

00:23:31.240 What the media

00:23:31.780 wants.

00:23:32.500 It's what the media

00:23:33.180 wants.

00:23:33.340 They want their

00:23:33.820 gun control,

00:23:34.760 and that's why

00:23:35.420 they covered

00:23:36.400 the march for

00:23:36.960 our lives

00:23:37.540 13 times as

00:23:39.600 much as they

00:23:40.540 covered the

00:23:41.020 march for life,

00:23:41.840 which has such

00:23:42.700 a similar

00:23:43.180 title,

00:23:44.500 you'd think

00:23:44.960 maybe they'd

00:23:45.420 even make a

00:23:45.800 mistake and

00:23:46.360 send some

00:23:46.680 reporters to

00:23:47.260 it,

00:23:47.400 but no.

00:23:48.680 In fact,

00:23:49.600 the march for

00:23:50.400 life was

00:23:51.060 covered

00:23:51.480 one-fifth

00:23:53.260 of the amount

00:23:53.680 of times as

00:23:54.260 the women's

00:23:54.760 march,

00:23:55.540 which was,

00:23:56.260 you know,

00:23:57.000 again,

00:23:58.140 just about

00:23:58.860 Trump.

00:23:59.600 This one,

00:24:00.080 they were able

00:24:00.400 to hide that

00:24:01.120 it was about

00:24:01.520 Trump and

00:24:01.900 say it was

00:24:02.260 about gun

00:24:02.620 control,

00:24:03.500 and it was

00:24:04.260 13 times as

00:24:05.540 much coverage,

00:24:06.640 and again,

00:24:07.620 what's really

00:24:08.460 interesting is

00:24:09.300 it's not the

00:24:10.180 people they say

00:24:10.800 were doing it,

00:24:11.460 it's not the

00:24:11.940 reason they say

00:24:12.840 they were doing

00:24:13.380 it,

00:24:13.680 but they want

00:24:14.220 this so bad,

00:24:15.020 they've turned

00:24:15.320 into such an

00:24:16.160 advocacy organization,

00:24:17.960 and I mean like

00:24:18.540 the large swath

00:24:20.200 of the mainstream

00:24:20.860 media on this

00:24:21.960 cause.

00:24:22.580 They're just

00:24:23.140 activists on this,

00:24:24.600 and they want

00:24:25.060 it so badly

00:24:25.920 that they just

00:24:26.660 don't care about

00:24:27.700 those statistics.

00:24:28.860 They don't

00:24:29.200 care.

00:24:30.060 By the way,

00:24:30.980 according to the

00:24:31.680 New York Times,

00:24:32.260 since 2012,

00:24:33.480 138 people have

00:24:34.840 been killed by

00:24:35.500 guns at schools

00:24:36.220 in the United

00:24:36.680 States.

00:24:38.460 138.

00:24:38.940 That's 138

00:24:40.020 too many.

00:24:42.120 However,

00:24:42.700 according to the

00:24:43.280 Center for Disease

00:24:44.000 Control,

00:24:44.600 over 6 million

00:24:46.000 babies were killed

00:24:47.160 by abortion in the

00:24:48.180 same time period.

00:24:49.540 I don't know.

00:24:50.700 What do you think?

00:24:53.500 Both are bad.

00:24:54.580 Both are bad.

00:24:55.020 Both are bad.

00:24:55.560 And you used to

00:24:56.900 say, oh, it

00:24:57.660 should be rare.

00:24:58.400 Well, really?

00:25:00.100 Because you're not

00:25:00.540 saying that anymore.

00:25:01.760 And by the way,

00:25:02.840 you're not saying

00:25:03.660 that anymore

00:25:04.120 because you didn't

00:25:04.800 mean it.

00:25:05.500 And we said at the

00:25:06.880 time you didn't

00:25:07.760 mean it.

00:25:08.400 Now you're saying,

00:25:09.780 well, we don't want

00:25:10.900 to take away your

00:25:11.560 guns.

00:25:12.020 We don't want to

00:25:12.540 repeal the Second

00:25:13.300 Amendment.

00:25:13.980 Why should we

00:25:14.600 believe you?

00:25:15.440 We need a Disney

00:25:16.120 princess that has

00:25:17.400 an abortion.

00:25:18.060 Right.

00:25:18.420 You're telling us,

00:25:19.980 you've told us

00:25:21.160 during health care

00:25:22.200 that you didn't

00:25:23.340 want single

00:25:24.040 payer.

00:25:24.960 And yet, you're

00:25:26.100 now only talking

00:25:27.340 about single

00:25:28.020 payer.

00:25:29.000 You told us that

00:25:30.140 you wanted abortions

00:25:31.340 rare but safe.

00:25:33.280 Now you're saying

00:25:34.160 open, anytime,

00:25:36.060 all the time,

00:25:36.840 nothing wrong with

00:25:37.460 them.

00:25:37.720 You should be

00:25:38.200 proud of it.

00:25:40.140 Why should we

00:25:40.680 believe you on the

00:25:41.300 Second Amendment?

00:25:42.760 I wanted to talk

00:25:43.740 to my friend Riaz

00:25:44.680 because this,

00:25:47.120 the Pulse nightclub

00:25:48.140 shooting changed his

00:25:49.240 life, changed the

00:25:50.180 course of his life.

00:25:51.740 Welcome, Riaz

00:25:52.420 Patel.

00:25:52.800 How are you,

00:25:53.280 sir?

00:25:54.140 Hello, Glenn.

00:25:55.000 How are you?

00:25:55.680 Good.

00:25:56.160 Did you, have you

00:25:57.120 heard the news that

00:25:58.380 came out yesterday

00:25:59.140 about the shooting

00:25:59.780 in Orlando?

00:26:01.560 I just, I just did

00:26:03.080 as I was dropping

00:26:03.620 my kids off to

00:26:04.460 school.

00:26:04.880 So I just did.

00:26:05.960 And it does, it

00:26:07.000 shifts the focus a

00:26:07.940 bit, doesn't it?

00:26:09.100 Yeah.

00:26:10.240 It's amazing.

00:26:11.940 It's amazing.

00:26:13.420 Disney was his

00:26:14.320 first choice.

00:26:15.080 He turned around

00:26:16.580 because of, uh,

00:26:17.960 because of armed

00:26:18.960 security, which is

00:26:21.020 a gun control

00:26:21.820 point, what we

00:26:22.580 should talk about,

00:26:23.380 but it had nothing

00:26:24.960 to do with, with

00:26:26.760 gay people.

00:26:27.660 It was his third

00:26:28.740 choice.

00:26:29.240 It had nothing to

00:26:29.980 do with gay people.

00:26:31.160 So how does that

00:26:32.160 make you feel?

00:26:33.900 I mean, I guess to

00:26:35.180 me, the, the, the,

00:26:37.120 the shift of what

00:26:37.840 was the spark, you

00:26:39.140 know, certainly felt

00:26:39.880 bizarre to be in the

00:26:41.000 middle of both, both

00:26:41.820 the Muslim attacking

00:26:43.040 and the gay club

00:26:44.420 goer, who was the,

00:26:45.360 what was the

00:26:46.140 recipient?

00:26:46.560 I mean, it, it, it,

00:26:49.020 to me, it doesn't

00:26:50.460 change the fact that

00:26:51.520 there is this war

00:26:53.320 going on and whether

00:26:54.500 it's happening in

00:26:55.620 Disneyland or the, or

00:26:57.060 the nightclubs, it's,

00:26:58.160 it's a major concern

00:26:59.500 for everyone.

00:27:00.380 Um, but the

00:27:01.940 narrative, and you

00:27:02.800 and I talk about this

00:27:03.440 a lot because I

00:27:04.280 produce television, the

00:27:05.360 narrative changes.

00:27:06.800 And so we have to

00:27:07.940 look at the

00:27:08.340 information and the

00:27:09.420 situation based on

00:27:10.760 what we now know,

00:27:11.760 which does shift

00:27:12.500 things.

00:27:12.820 So Riaz, why is

00:27:14.780 no one reporting on

00:27:15.980 this?

00:27:16.340 This is, do you

00:27:16.960 believe, I mean, this

00:27:18.060 is big news, don't

00:27:19.200 you think?

00:27:20.580 Glenn, if I got,

00:27:22.800 got, went mad every

00:27:24.060 time information that

00:27:25.580 was on my one side of

00:27:26.700 my life was not

00:27:27.960 conveyed on the

00:27:28.960 other, I mean, it's,

00:27:30.180 it's maddening to see

00:27:31.980 how often I have this

00:27:33.620 conversation with the

00:27:34.620 left saying, not

00:27:35.660 just what do you

00:27:36.820 believe about this,

00:27:37.940 but your whole

00:27:38.640 perception might be

00:27:39.740 off.

00:27:40.300 You know, I, you

00:27:41.060 and I are working on

00:27:41.760 this, this project

00:27:42.540 to sort of really

00:27:43.960 try and figure out,

00:27:45.080 look, they don't

00:27:45.480 separate the

00:27:46.100 children.

00:27:46.760 They don't say

00:27:47.260 liberal children and

00:27:48.160 conservative children,

00:27:49.000 can you guys

00:27:49.380 separate?

00:27:50.160 So there has to be

00:27:51.060 some narrative that

00:27:51.860 we can work together

00:27:52.820 on.

00:27:53.420 It's not being

00:27:54.220 reported because it's

00:27:55.260 not nearly as

00:27:56.120 ratings-wise interesting

00:27:57.660 as Stormy Daniels.

00:27:58.960 And that is a sad,

00:28:00.020 sad state of affairs.

00:28:01.140 What do you say to,

00:28:02.640 because you were the

00:28:03.360 one who fought with

00:28:04.220 me last week when I

00:28:05.260 said, look, I don't

00:28:05.860 think that the average

00:28:06.720 Democrat wants to

00:28:07.640 take guns.

00:28:08.360 And you said, don't

00:28:10.080 fool yourself.

00:28:10.720 They're now arguing

00:28:12.900 on TV that this is

00:28:17.640 a boogeyman, that

00:28:18.900 coming to take the

00:28:20.040 repeal, the Second

00:28:21.160 Amendment, and coming

00:28:22.140 to take guns is a

00:28:23.220 boogeyman.

00:28:24.020 Is it a boogeyman?

00:28:26.720 I mean, I think

00:28:28.420 based on the

00:28:29.200 outrage that I'm

00:28:30.860 hearing, you know,

00:28:32.500 we are not, this is

00:28:33.220 the thing I was

00:28:33.660 saying when you and

00:28:34.160 I were chatting in

00:28:34.720 your office, we don't

00:28:36.140 understand guns at

00:28:37.560 all.

00:28:37.960 Like, I'm not used

00:28:39.200 to being around

00:28:39.820 them.

00:28:40.180 I don't have them

00:28:40.840 in my home for

00:28:41.440 protection.

00:28:42.120 It's just a different

00:28:43.060 way of looking at

00:28:43.720 the world.

00:28:44.240 Rather than saying,

00:28:45.500 your way is wrong,

00:28:46.380 my way is right, we

00:28:48.120 have to coexist.

00:28:49.480 Because, again, they're

00:28:50.560 not separating the

00:28:51.280 kids.

00:28:51.560 It's something that we

00:28:52.280 have to get over our

00:28:53.320 own egos to be able

00:28:54.760 to work together.

00:28:55.600 But I don't believe

00:28:56.880 repealing the Second

00:28:57.760 Amendment makes sense

00:29:00.220 for anyone.

00:29:01.320 Time, energy, or more

00:29:02.560 than anything else, money

00:29:03.680 and media buys.

00:29:04.660 We don't have the

00:29:05.580 money and the time

00:29:06.520 and the energy to

00:29:07.300 spend.

00:29:07.780 We don't have extra

00:29:08.540 money laying around

00:29:10.100 to spend on waging

00:29:11.180 war on the Second

00:29:12.060 Amendment of the

00:29:12.900 Bill of Rights.

00:29:13.640 You know, it's not

00:29:13.980 the 20th, it's the

00:29:14.700 second.

00:29:15.240 It's a pretty

00:29:16.060 important one.

00:29:17.200 It's not a waste of

00:29:18.660 our time.

00:29:19.640 And I say this to my

00:29:20.900 liberal progressive

00:29:21.640 friends all the time.

00:29:22.860 Why are you going,

00:29:23.940 do you not think there

00:29:25.300 are things we can do?

00:29:26.140 How often are they

00:29:26.720 killing kids at the

00:29:27.400 rate of, what, 15 a

00:29:28.700 month?

00:29:28.900 I don't know.

00:29:29.280 I haven't done the

00:29:29.620 statistics.

00:29:30.160 It's an absurd

00:29:30.740 statistic to have to do.

00:29:32.360 While you go after

00:29:33.180 the Second Amendment

00:29:33.920 and your absurd quest to

00:29:35.440 change the country

00:29:36.160 into something that it

00:29:36.980 wasn't, then how many

00:29:38.940 kids are going?

00:29:39.720 How many kids are being

00:29:40.480 shot?

00:29:40.860 Do we have that time?

00:29:42.540 And so I really am, and

00:29:43.960 believe it or not, I am

00:29:45.200 convincing when I'm one

00:29:46.420 on one or two on one, I

00:29:48.220 am getting the message

00:29:49.140 across that this is, it's

00:29:50.680 not about guns.

00:29:51.860 It's about control.

00:29:53.500 In the same way that gay

00:29:54.360 marriage was never really

00:29:55.720 about the gay part, it was

00:29:56.980 about the government

00:29:57.940 getting involved in

00:29:58.840 marriage.

00:29:59.260 I see how the translation

00:30:01.600 is becoming the problem

00:30:03.340 on both sides.

00:30:04.540 It's lost in the

00:30:05.400 translation because people

00:30:06.480 are specifically feeding

00:30:08.300 you a specific translation

00:30:09.920 that gets you angry, gets

00:30:11.820 you activated, gets you

00:30:12.960 to donate money.

00:30:14.120 I got an email last night

00:30:15.160 that the Democratic, some

00:30:16.100 Democratic Party said they

00:30:17.280 have now $18.67 per person

00:30:20.440 donated to the political

00:30:22.400 Democratic process, to the

00:30:23.820 DNC.

00:30:24.700 I'm like, we have children

00:30:26.440 being shot.

00:30:27.520 Can we not put that money

00:30:28.660 and resources and time

00:30:29.780 towards something like

00:30:30.860 that?

00:30:32.140 It's an absurd situation.

00:30:34.860 So Riaz, I think it's, I

00:30:37.540 thought it was important.

00:30:38.540 I wanted to hear from you

00:30:39.440 because I know that Pulse

00:30:40.520 nightclub shooting was a

00:30:41.800 pivot point in your life, and

00:30:43.220 now to hear that, you know,

00:30:45.200 pretty much everything that

00:30:46.080 you thought is wrong, and

00:30:49.680 what everyone is saying

00:30:53.240 about guns is also

00:30:55.580 incorrect when it comes to

00:30:57.160 our schools.

00:30:57.960 This is proof that a guy

00:31:00.160 with a gun that wanted just

00:31:02.120 to kill a bunch of people

00:31:03.240 went, put his guns in a

00:31:05.980 baby carriage, had gone in

00:31:08.400 and had then seen, oh, wow,

00:31:10.620 there's too many armed people

00:31:11.840 here, and turned around and

00:31:13.520 left and found a soft target.

00:31:15.300 It means we need to harden our

00:31:17.880 schools.

00:31:19.460 That will deter some of this,

00:31:22.180 if not a lot or most of it.

00:31:25.580 And that is a conversation

00:31:27.580 that we need to have.

00:31:29.120 And both sides who are

00:31:30.200 shouting as loud as they

00:31:31.580 possibly can, again, there's

00:31:33.240 a commonality.

00:31:34.240 You have kids, I have kids,

00:31:35.460 they're not separating them.

00:31:36.740 So I agree with you that the

00:31:38.740 narrative has changed, but to

00:31:40.340 me, the pivot of what I'm

00:31:41.720 doing is just as important

00:31:43.340 as if I found myself in the

00:31:44.700 middle of this divide.

00:31:45.460 Now the stakes are even

00:31:47.080 higher.

00:31:47.880 Riaz, I think this actually

00:31:49.520 makes what you and I have

00:31:50.760 been talking about even more

00:31:51.920 important, because this shows

00:31:53.060 this was just, this was built

00:31:54.740 on lies or tribal goals.

00:32:00.400 This wasn't built on facts.

00:32:01.900 It's just tribal goals.

00:32:04.380 So, Riaz...

00:32:05.000 Tribalism will destroy us if we

00:32:06.800 don't watch it and get to know

00:32:08.080 our neighbor.

00:32:08.640 Thanks a lot, Riaz.

00:32:09.660 I appreciate it.

00:32:10.220 Thank you, guys.

00:32:11.060 You bet.

00:32:11.260 Riaz Patel, TV producer,

00:32:13.820 two-time Emmy Award winner.

00:32:16.040 He hates it when I say this.

00:32:18.040 Hollywood guy.

00:32:19.300 Yeah.

00:32:20.140 Uh-huh.

00:32:20.800 Hollywood guy.

00:32:21.680 It's like, come on, man.

00:32:22.880 You can call me anything.

00:32:24.940 You can call me Muslim, a

00:32:26.780 Muslim immigrant, a gay guy,

00:32:28.940 married, two children.

00:32:30.500 Just don't call me that.

00:32:33.480 The IRS released their annual

00:32:35.940 dirty dozen list of tax scams

00:32:38.000 and phone scams are on the

00:32:40.160 top of the list.

00:32:40.780 The phone scams.

00:32:42.220 And that's playing a role

00:32:43.900 right now.

00:32:44.440 What's happening is people

00:32:46.220 are posing as an IRS

00:32:47.940 representative and they'll

00:32:49.820 call you up and they'll say,

00:32:50.740 by the way, you got your tax

00:32:51.920 return and there was a

00:32:53.140 problem and you have to pay

00:32:55.000 this.

00:32:55.940 You owe money.

00:32:56.940 And if you don't subject to

00:32:58.580 punishment, you're going to

00:33:00.280 somebody's going to come and

00:33:01.560 arrest you and you're out of

00:33:03.560 time.

00:33:04.020 We've been trying to contact

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00:34:08.880 Glenn Beck Mercury.

00:34:20.200 Glenn Beck.

00:34:22.920 Oh, it's been a it's been an

00:34:24.940 incredible hour of discovery.

00:34:27.320 I can't get over this.

00:34:28.140 I mean, the Pulse nightclub

00:34:29.020 shooting was not about gay people.

00:34:30.280 We found that out this hour.

00:34:31.200 And then we also find out that

00:34:32.880 the March for our lives was

00:34:35.000 not about gun control.

00:34:36.280 And you say, well, wait a

00:34:37.500 minute.

00:34:37.600 That's what the media has been

00:34:38.220 saying over and over again.

00:34:39.100 Well, the Washington Post, to

00:34:40.380 their credit, by the way, went

00:34:42.120 and found out to set it to

00:34:43.700 dissect actually who went.

00:34:45.300 First of all, very small

00:34:47.000 percentage were actually young

00:34:48.260 people.

00:34:49.300 Ninety percent.

00:34:51.220 Ninety percent were middle

00:34:53.780 aged.

00:34:54.820 Ninety percent.

00:34:55.660 Ninety percent.

00:34:56.440 You might think, OK, well, if

00:34:58.540 it's a young, if you're a 15

00:34:59.880 year old and you're going to

00:35:00.720 this March, you're probably

00:35:01.400 there with an adult.

00:35:02.600 So you wouldn't be surprised

00:35:03.860 if it was 50 percent, let's

00:35:05.020 just say.

00:35:05.560 Yeah.

00:35:05.920 But the fact that it was 90

00:35:07.320 percent is surprising.

00:35:09.060 And the fact that it was 90

00:35:10.320 percent and you never saw

00:35:12.460 that represented on TV.

00:35:14.640 You've only seen the young

00:35:16.120 people.

00:35:16.740 Yeah.

00:35:17.700 How do you shoot around an

00:35:20.080 audience that is 90 percent

00:35:21.860 middle age?

00:35:22.800 Extreme desire.

00:35:24.260 Yes.

00:35:25.100 Extreme desire to message

00:35:27.300 something in a specific way.

00:35:28.820 And along that front, only

00:35:31.680 12 percent of the people who

00:35:33.900 were new to protesting

00:35:35.240 reported they were there to

00:35:36.360 motivate, motivated the

00:35:37.400 march because of the gun

00:35:38.160 control issue compared to

00:35:39.140 60 percent of the

00:35:40.500 participants with

00:35:41.340 experienced protesting.

00:35:43.000 So, again, 60 percent of

00:35:44.520 people who are general, who

00:35:46.900 are the protesters, right?

00:35:48.120 The people that are there

00:35:48.960 all the time.

00:35:49.700 Who were part of the

00:35:50.500 part of the Trump

00:35:51.420 women's march.

00:35:52.100 They were they are at

00:35:52.920 every march that goes on

00:35:54.120 with these organizations.

00:35:54.880 Those people knew the

00:35:55.800 narrative.

00:35:56.380 They knew to go to the

00:35:57.340 people and say, hey, 60.

00:35:58.440 Yeah, absolutely.

00:35:59.140 We're here for gun control.

00:35:59.920 The people who were just

00:36:01.180 there because this in

00:36:02.380 particular event inspired

00:36:03.760 them to go out there and be

00:36:04.860 activists, the grassroots of

00:36:06.820 the grassroots movement.

00:36:07.980 Only 12 percent of them said

00:36:10.040 that they were protesting to

00:36:12.220 to support gun control.

00:36:15.160 Imagine that person.

00:36:16.800 You see all the coverage.

00:36:18.080 So, you know, the number one

00:36:19.160 was peace and number two was

00:36:20.720 anti-Trump.

00:36:21.540 Yeah.

00:36:22.340 You watch the news.

00:36:23.900 You're going to this event.

00:36:25.000 You're obviously dedicated to

00:36:26.300 this at some level, right?

00:36:28.380 You watch the news.

00:36:29.600 You know, the narrative of

00:36:30.460 what it's supposed to be.

00:36:31.220 It's supposed to be about

00:36:31.860 restricting guns to save

00:36:33.860 children's lives.

00:36:35.100 Not about the Second

00:36:35.880 Amendment, of course.

00:36:36.620 You love the Second

00:36:37.320 Amendment, but it's about

00:36:38.500 saving children's lives.

00:36:39.860 And then an interviewer

00:36:40.740 comes up to you.

00:36:41.340 You're dedicated enough to

00:36:42.400 be at that rally.

00:36:43.500 And still only 12 percent of

00:36:45.720 them said, yeah, gun control.

00:36:47.560 So, I mean, 12 percent is

00:36:48.700 probably high.

00:36:50.240 Probably there's certain

00:36:51.080 people in there who are

00:36:52.260 just I don't like Trump

00:36:53.280 and are smart enough to

00:36:55.760 know, well, the answer is

00:36:56.640 supposed to be gun control

00:36:57.700 here.

00:36:58.440 So I better say gun control.

00:37:00.000 Amazing.

00:37:00.620 That's incredible.

00:37:01.700 Incredible.

00:37:02.580 And incredible that the

00:37:04.200 media has not covered it

00:37:07.240 at all.

00:37:09.120 Thank you, Washington Post.

00:37:11.020 Thank you, Washington Post.

00:37:12.400 Where's the big expose on

00:37:14.220 telling us who these people

00:37:16.160 really are, CNN?

00:37:17.840 Where is it?

00:37:23.280 Glenn Beck.

00:37:27.560 Mercury.

00:37:33.240 Love.

00:37:34.760 Courage.

00:37:36.480 Truth.

00:37:38.000 Glenn Beck.

00:37:41.720 It's now known the early

00:37:44.220 years of the 21st century.

00:37:46.060 This world was being watched

00:37:48.260 closely by intelligences

00:37:51.260 greater than man's and yet

00:37:53.440 as mortal as his own.

00:37:56.060 Across an immense ethereal

00:37:57.800 gulf, minds that are to

00:37:59.900 our minds as ours are, to

00:38:02.020 the beasts of the jungle,

00:38:05.040 intellects vast, cool, and

00:38:07.720 unsympathetic regarded this

00:38:09.700 earth with envious eyes and

00:38:12.520 slowly and surely drew their

00:38:15.200 plans against us.

00:38:16.900 Ladies and gentlemen, we

00:38:20.040 interrupt this program to

00:38:21.080 bring you a special bulletin.

00:38:22.380 The city of Atlanta has been

00:38:24.620 struck by intelligences

00:38:26.660 greater than man's.

00:38:28.780 This is not science fiction.

00:38:30.660 I repeat, this is not science

00:38:32.420 fiction.

00:38:33.360 In fact, based on the

00:38:35.120 paltry media coverage the

00:38:36.660 incident has garnered, it

00:38:37.820 doesn't even seem to be all

00:38:39.440 that sensational.

00:38:40.980 But nearly a week after a

00:38:43.540 group of hackers led a

00:38:45.340 ransomware attack on

00:38:46.620 Atlanta.

00:38:47.840 City government officials are

00:38:49.060 still unable to use their

00:38:51.200 computers.

00:38:53.280 A week.

00:38:55.760 And Atlanta still cannot use

00:39:00.020 their computers.

00:39:01.860 Atlanta mayor told the press,

00:39:04.800 we are dealing with a hostage

00:39:06.780 situation.

00:39:08.280 The hacker, the hackers who

00:39:09.640 have not been publicly

00:39:10.600 identified, have demanded

00:39:12.340 $51,000 in ransom in

00:39:15.160 Bitcoin.

00:39:16.660 When asked if the city is

00:39:17.860 willing to pay the ransom,

00:39:20.220 the mayor said, everything

00:39:21.520 is up for discussion.

00:39:23.840 The cyber attack on

00:39:24.800 Atlanta, with a metro area

00:39:26.300 population of roughly 6

00:39:27.820 million people, follows

00:39:29.680 similar citywide attacks like

00:39:31.400 last year's cyber attack on

00:39:33.020 Dallas, which triggered

00:39:34.400 tornado sirens throughout the

00:39:35.980 city.

00:39:37.340 Cyber attacks have affected

00:39:38.700 Japan, Israel, and Canada.

00:39:40.600 In an increasingly

00:39:42.820 technologically dependent

00:39:44.120 world, the stakes are higher

00:39:46.160 by the minute.

00:39:48.740 For most of us, the threat is

00:39:51.260 identity theft.

00:39:53.460 It's doubtlessly a problem.

00:39:58.260 But the threat of cyber

00:39:59.820 attacks on cities and nations

00:40:01.420 seems a little underplayed.

00:40:04.620 It would appear that a real

00:40:06.700 life war of the world's type

00:40:08.280 invasion would pass as just

00:40:10.880 one other story in our

00:40:14.600 already inundated news feeds.

00:40:19.140 What is news?

00:40:23.760 Did you hear?

00:40:25.500 Did you hear what Donald

00:40:26.740 Trump's lawyer said about

00:40:28.440 Stormy Daniels?

00:40:29.480 Did you hear what Stormy

00:40:30.780 Daniels said?

00:40:31.780 Did you know that the city of

00:40:34.480 Atlanta has been shut out of

00:40:36.900 all computers for a week?

00:40:40.000 At this point, Martians could

00:40:42.300 land in the middle of Times

00:40:43.880 Square, and I swear to you, no

00:40:46.620 one would even notice.

00:40:57.620 It's Thursday, March 29th.

00:41:00.060 You're listening to the Glenn Beck

00:41:01.640 Program.

00:41:02.020 So, Facebook is facing some

00:41:06.740 real problems, and so are we.

00:41:13.820 Security is a growing issue.

00:41:18.300 Cyber security and your privacy

00:41:20.900 and what's online, what people

00:41:24.480 can see, what people can do.

00:41:26.740 We know that Russia has been

00:41:28.460 manipulating us, we now know

00:41:31.300 that Cambridge Analytica has

00:41:34.140 been manipulating us, do we

00:41:37.580 do we really even understand

00:41:39.120 this?

00:41:39.660 Do we even really care?

00:41:42.440 We should.

00:41:45.780 William Hurtling is a is an

00:41:47.580 author and a futurist.

00:41:49.340 He has written several novels.

00:41:51.440 I think I've read all of them,

00:41:53.420 and I'm in the middle of his

00:41:56.880 latest novel, which is called

00:41:58.460 Kill Process, and it is, I

00:42:02.140 mean, it was written two years

00:42:03.360 ago, but it should have been

00:42:04.500 written today.

00:42:05.380 It is the Facebook problem.

00:42:08.300 It is.

00:42:09.280 It shows you how data can be

00:42:12.300 used by a company like Facebook.

00:42:15.680 Welcome to the program,

00:42:17.160 William Hurtling.

00:42:17.820 How are you, sir?

00:42:19.280 I'm great.

00:42:19.880 Thanks for having me back, Glenn.

00:42:20.860 So, um, William, the, the, the

00:42:25.220 main company, uh, that your

00:42:28.120 main character is after

00:42:29.420 Facebook.

00:42:34.060 Yeah, yeah, I obviously I

00:42:36.160 wasn't going to call them

00:42:36.880 Facebook in the novel, but

00:42:38.060 the, uh, I call the fictional

00:42:40.920 company Tomo.

00:42:42.080 Okay.

00:42:42.440 Um, but it's supposed to be the

00:42:44.680 world's largest social

00:42:46.000 networking company.

00:42:47.640 And I really wanted to

00:42:49.360 demonstrate what are the

00:42:50.840 what does it look like?

00:42:51.560 What are all the different

00:42:52.500 ways that people's data can

00:42:54.380 be used and abused in a big

00:42:56.760 company like that?

00:42:57.700 And it's, you know, nearly

00:42:59.340 limitless.

00:43:00.380 Just the few, uh, uh, the

00:43:01.840 first few chapters and it gets

00:43:03.480 worse as it goes on.

00:43:05.000 Just in the first few

00:43:06.260 chapters, your main character

00:43:08.460 is using and abusing the

00:43:11.040 data, uh, to kill people.

00:43:13.780 But the way she is spying on

00:43:16.280 people and collecting data,

00:43:17.960 can you take us through some

00:43:19.260 of the, some of the stuff

00:43:20.580 that is, is realistic?

00:43:22.540 I mean, it can happen.

00:43:25.140 Sure.

00:43:26.760 Well, everything, um,

00:43:30.300 everything that you're doing

00:43:32.560 all the time is being tracked,

00:43:34.380 right?

00:43:34.600 So we know this about a lot of

00:43:36.440 things, what we search for,

00:43:37.740 which web pages we look at,

00:43:39.680 what we like on Facebook, who

00:43:41.600 we talk to, what topics we

00:43:43.720 discuss in our email, all of

00:43:45.740 these things are being

00:43:46.540 tracked.

00:43:47.520 Um, there's other stuff too.

00:43:49.360 Where was our phone?

00:43:50.820 Where, when the last time it

00:43:52.640 connected to Facebook to see

00:43:54.320 if there were any new

00:43:55.000 messages, right?

00:43:55.980 There's location data.

00:43:58.060 There's, um, patterns of where

00:44:01.600 you tend to be at different

00:44:02.840 times of the day.

00:44:04.780 And all of these things have

00:44:07.180 some legitimate use, usages,

00:44:09.180 and we can debate whether those

00:44:10.560 make sense or not, but, um,

00:44:12.800 they are useful.

00:44:13.980 Like, we like when things are

00:44:15.160 personalized.

00:44:15.580 The reason Facebook is so

00:44:17.240 compelling is because it's

00:44:18.600 personalized.

00:44:19.000 It gives us the relevant

00:44:20.120 contents we want.

00:44:21.860 Um, but all of this data is

00:44:23.420 there.

00:44:23.760 And so when it gets

00:44:25.420 illegitimately used, whether

00:44:27.740 it's, you know, in my novel,

00:44:29.320 it's a company employee who

00:44:31.280 chooses to abuse the access

00:44:33.660 she has to everybody's data.

00:44:35.380 She's a data analyst for the

00:44:36.660 company.

00:44:37.220 She has carte blanche access

00:44:39.100 to all the data from all the

00:44:41.000 users.

00:44:41.320 And she basically mines

00:44:43.480 through it to get whatever

00:44:44.460 she wants about people, where

00:44:45.760 they live, where they are at

00:44:46.920 this moment in time, uh, who

00:44:49.100 they connect to.

00:44:50.380 She also can manipulate the

00:44:53.240 data.

00:44:53.740 As I'm reading this with, you

00:44:55.180 know, um, uh, Cambridge

00:44:56.840 Analytica in mind, I, it was

00:45:00.340 terrifying how she could

00:45:01.960 manipulate what was in the feed,

00:45:03.700 what people saw, um, and how

00:45:06.600 she could shape people.

00:45:10.140 Right.

00:45:10.700 We're, we're all the sum of

00:45:12.620 what we read and what we're

00:45:13.820 exposed to.

00:45:14.780 So everything influences us

00:45:17.200 one way or the other.

00:45:18.560 And there are people in

00:45:21.120 control of that.

00:45:21.820 There's either people or

00:45:22.840 there's algorithms in control

00:45:24.340 over what we see.

00:45:25.620 So we're not getting, uh, an

00:45:27.720 unansulterated version of, of

00:45:30.240 the net, right?

00:45:31.160 We're getting something that's

00:45:32.100 tailored specifically to us

00:45:33.660 and who's doing that and

00:45:36.360 what are their motivations?

00:45:38.040 Right.

00:45:38.380 Um, I think about personalized

00:45:41.580 ads, right?

00:45:42.660 Personalized ads.

00:45:43.480 If there's a band that I like

00:45:44.780 that's coming to town and I

00:45:46.260 find out about it just in time

00:45:47.560 to buy their tickets, that's

00:45:48.540 great.

00:45:48.900 I love that.

00:45:49.880 But if I'm being manipulated

00:45:51.740 into wanting a particular car

00:45:54.460 or somebody's got maybe a body

00:45:56.380 image disorder and they're

00:45:57.520 seeing a lot of ads for

00:45:58.500 plastic surgery, that's pretty

00:46:00.140 manipulative, right?

00:46:00.960 Now you're taking someone

00:46:01.900 making major life and

00:46:03.200 financial decisions and

00:46:04.700 they're no longer reaching

00:46:05.520 those decisions independently.

00:46:07.440 They're doing it through a

00:46:08.740 series of ongoing

00:46:09.560 manipulations.

00:46:11.660 So, you know, the, the, the

00:46:14.860 thing that stuck, uh, stuck

00:46:16.240 out, um, was when they start

00:46:18.820 talking about this, the, you

00:46:20.640 know, Tomo starts to talk

00:46:21.820 about, um, security and we're

00:46:23.960 going to keep everybody's data

00:46:25.160 safe.

00:46:25.940 And she realizes that no,

00:46:28.020 they're not, they're using

00:46:29.340 this and, and it's, and

00:46:30.800 they're going to use it even

00:46:31.820 for more nefarious things to

00:46:33.420 make money.

00:46:34.540 Um, and, uh, she says

00:46:37.360 something along the lines of,

00:46:39.920 you know, they were

00:46:40.900 manipulating people and

00:46:42.160 they're using this data and

00:46:43.700 they're violating privacy.

00:46:45.220 And then she has this moment

00:46:46.760 and it's just terrifying.

00:46:47.920 She, I mean, cause she's

00:46:49.240 using it to manipulate people

00:46:50.480 to kill people.

00:46:51.520 And, uh, but she says, yes,

00:46:54.320 I'm doing the same thing, but

00:46:56.380 I'm doing it for the greater

00:46:57.800 good.

00:47:01.820 Right.

00:47:02.500 Um, lots and lots of things,

00:47:04.800 lots of evil things are done by

00:47:06.880 people who think they're doing

00:47:07.900 it for a good purpose.

00:47:09.060 Right.

00:47:09.900 Um, and then sometimes evil

00:47:11.540 things are done by people who

00:47:13.080 have very nefarious purposes.

00:47:15.660 Um, one of the things I talk

00:47:17.320 about in the book is we have

00:47:19.940 such a richness of data that's

00:47:22.640 available online.

00:47:23.680 What happens when it does get

00:47:25.180 into the hands of a nefarious

00:47:26.540 actor, right?

00:47:27.600 A hacker who gets access to

00:47:29.320 your personal data can

00:47:30.660 discover things about you that

00:47:32.380 they can exploit, right?

00:47:34.060 Whether that's something major

00:47:35.840 like a crime or just something

00:47:37.680 embarrassing.

00:47:38.720 Um, and then they can turn it

00:47:40.400 around and they can blackmail you

00:47:41.680 or they can extort you into

00:47:43.240 giving them even more

00:47:44.280 compromising material, which

00:47:45.780 they'll then turn around and

00:47:46.720 extort you into even more.

00:47:48.320 And I write about this a lot

00:47:49.540 in the book.

00:47:50.660 Um, but unfortunately it's not

00:47:52.620 just fiction, right?

00:47:53.400 This is happening in the real

00:47:54.380 world.

00:47:55.400 When you saw, um, Cambridge

00:47:57.360 Analytica, what were your

00:47:59.480 thoughts?

00:48:02.900 Um, you know, my first thought

00:48:09.180 is that this is one of the

00:48:11.700 inherent problems about our data

00:48:13.960 getting out there on the net,

00:48:15.280 which is once it's out there,

00:48:17.580 once it's collected, we lose

00:48:19.120 control over it, right?

00:48:20.500 We can't control where it goes.

00:48:23.920 Um, so, you know, the people

00:48:27.340 paid, people were paid for their

00:48:29.680 information.

00:48:30.180 And then the first problem was

00:48:32.140 more information was collected

00:48:34.060 than anyone would have guessed,

00:48:35.340 right?

00:48:35.920 The 270,000 people who were paid

00:48:38.200 by the Cambridge researcher for

00:48:39.940 their data did not anticipate that

00:48:42.440 they would be giving all of their

00:48:43.540 friends' data to the researcher as

00:48:45.820 well.

00:48:46.820 So that's problem number one.

00:48:48.280 Problem number two is once all of

00:48:50.000 that was collected, then we have

00:48:51.540 no control or visibility into where

00:48:53.480 it's going, right?

00:48:54.160 So we don't know that it went from

00:48:55.360 the Cambridge researcher to Cambridge

00:48:57.220 Analytica.

00:48:57.780 So, um, very different things.

00:49:00.960 Yeah.

00:49:01.780 In the book, you outline, uh, because

00:49:04.700 this, this woman, uh, decides to

00:49:06.940 stop killing people for a while and

00:49:08.900 start working on a competitor to the

00:49:12.700 Facebook in the book.

00:49:13.700 And what you describe is fantastic.

00:49:17.220 How come nobody's done that?

00:49:21.740 You know, what I describe is separating

00:49:24.060 out the ownership, the storage of data

00:49:26.920 from the companies that use it so that

00:49:29.360 Facebook wouldn't own your data, private

00:49:31.560 data storage company would, and you

00:49:33.540 could choose a private data storage

00:49:34.860 company based upon their reputation for

00:49:37.180 privacy and security.

00:49:38.260 And if you don't like the privacy policies

00:49:40.300 of one, you vote with your dollars and

00:49:41.820 you take your business somewhere else.

00:49:43.740 Um, that would actually rush in

00:49:45.420 innovation.

00:49:46.060 Why does, why doesn't Facebook want

00:49:48.060 that?

00:49:48.300 Because they want to be in control over

00:49:49.760 everything.

00:49:50.420 No, I know that, but why hasn't somebody

00:49:52.440 gone up?

00:49:53.180 I mean, is, is the time just not been

00:49:55.200 right?

00:49:55.540 And are we approaching a time when

00:49:57.800 people are going to start to think out

00:50:00.000 of the box and say, we, we need to

00:50:02.480 separate all of this stuff?

00:50:05.400 I, I think you're going to see

00:50:08.300 innovation that's going to push in that

00:50:09.920 direction because the alternative is

00:50:12.460 just one ever larger monopoly, right?

00:50:15.180 And monopoly is not the way capitalism

00:50:16.840 is meant to operate.

00:50:17.900 So you'll end up seeing more and more

00:50:19.700 forces arrayed against that.

00:50:22.340 Uh, yeah, there's my hope as they

00:50:26.880 is coming soon.

00:50:27.520 Do you think, William, that Facebook has

00:50:29.720 seen its best days?

00:50:33.900 Facebook is really big and they have a

00:50:35.660 lot of momentum.

00:50:36.540 So I don't think that they've seen their

00:50:38.360 best days.

00:50:39.140 You know, the, one of the biggest

00:50:40.620 problems is that Facebook really holds

00:50:42.820 your relationships hostage.

00:50:44.140 Um, every time there's a Facebook

00:50:46.800 scandal and there's been many people

00:50:48.860 will, you'll see your friends post

00:50:50.500 saying, I'm leaving Facebook.

00:50:52.600 Uh, and I don't mean to mean what

00:50:55.200 they're doing.

00:50:55.860 I think it's great to be conscious

00:50:56.920 about it, but a large proportion of

00:50:58.800 people either don't leave or they come

00:51:00.400 back within a few months.

00:51:01.400 Why?

00:51:01.740 Because Facebook is where their

00:51:02.760 friends are.

00:51:03.520 If they were to leave, they've lost

00:51:05.360 their relationships to their friends.

00:51:06.800 Um, and that really means that Facebook

00:51:10.380 can do pretty much anything they want

00:51:11.880 and no one's going to leave.

00:51:13.580 William Hurtling, the name of the book

00:51:15.120 is Kill Process.

00:51:16.460 Uh, a, a great read on tech and, uh, and

00:51:20.100 a great thriller.

00:51:20.940 One that I, uh, uh, that I haven't, I

00:51:23.940 haven't, uh, read anything like it

00:51:25.900 before.

00:51:26.400 You'll enjoy it.

00:51:27.180 Kill Process available now.

00:51:29.320 William Hurtling.

00:51:30.080 Thank you so much.

00:51:31.240 Appreciate it.

00:51:31.860 Thank you.

00:51:36.800 There's a new, uh, look at the life

00:51:44.520 and death of social networks that just

00:51:45.860 came out and they looked at Google

00:51:47.340 trends to see, you know, how these

00:51:49.860 things happen.

00:51:50.480 And so you have like Slashdot, which

00:51:52.860 I don't remember from back in like

00:51:54.460 2006, it peaked there.

00:51:56.560 MySpace peaked in like 2008, uh, and

00:51:59.540 was basically gone by 2011.

00:52:01.920 Facebook passed MySpace in 2010 and

00:52:04.720 continued to go all the way up to

00:52:06.240 about 2014 where it peaked.

00:52:08.420 Also with Twitter peaked around the

00:52:09.960 same time.

00:52:11.060 Uh, Snapchat peaked in like 2016 and

00:52:14.400 is already starting to fall.

00:52:15.940 I mean, Snapchat is already starting

00:52:17.260 to fall and the two that are rising

00:52:18.440 right now are WhatsApp, which is owned

00:52:20.640 by Facebook, which is the reason why

00:52:22.360 you think Facebook might be around

00:52:23.360 for a while because they bought

00:52:24.060 Instagram and they bought, they bought

00:52:25.640 WhatsApp and those, they seem to be

00:52:27.680 smart enough to realize.

00:52:28.800 To buy their competitors.

00:52:29.780 Buy their competitors.

00:52:30.560 Yeah.

00:52:30.760 And Reddit still, I said a continual rise

00:52:33.960 really throughout, which is kind of

00:52:35.540 interesting.

00:52:36.240 But those are, uh, I mean, these

00:52:38.000 things can come and go, but Facebook

00:52:40.320 is doing something that MySpace

00:52:41.480 didn't, which is at their peak, they

00:52:43.140 look for their competitors and are

00:52:44.300 buying them up.

00:52:44.920 And that's, it's a strategy that

00:52:46.000 might add to their longevity.

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00:54:03.260 Glenn Beck.

00:54:04.840 Beck Mercury.

00:54:13.220 Glenn Beck.

00:54:15.500 Opening day of baseball today.

00:54:18.900 It is.

00:54:19.820 I'm very excited as, as most people are

00:54:21.980 about, of course, the Toronto Blue Jays

00:54:23.500 home opener today.

00:54:24.520 I have a soft spot for baseball.

00:54:26.400 Baseball is probably, yeah, this is probably

00:54:28.220 the only sport that I like.

00:54:30.200 Really?

00:54:30.780 Yeah.

00:54:31.080 I like, I like baseball.

00:54:32.620 And one of the reasons why I like it is

00:54:34.520 because it's so slow, you know, it's not

00:54:37.720 the, you know, you're just, you're kind

00:54:38.980 of sitting there.

00:54:39.460 It's more just of a social event.

00:54:41.380 You can just sit there and you're like, oh,

00:54:42.920 finally something happened.

00:54:44.280 You know what happened here?

00:54:45.320 Okay, good.

00:54:46.780 And so it's, it's, it's slow enough.

00:54:48.720 I like that.

00:54:51.280 Well, it's not just the sport and the

00:54:53.940 social aspect.

00:54:54.560 There's also the ballpark food, which is

00:54:56.680 a big attraction.

00:54:57.660 And every year they announce the new foods

00:54:59.600 that are coming out in all the parks.

00:55:00.740 This one's controversial though.

00:55:03.240 It's, it's here in Texas, the globe, at

00:55:05.140 Globe Life Park for the Texas Rangers, the

00:55:07.800 Dilly Dog.

00:55:09.860 Okay.

00:55:10.520 So it's a giant hollowed out best made pickle.

00:55:15.380 Oh no.

00:55:16.540 That is stuffed with a beef hot dog dipped

00:55:19.620 and battered and deep fried.

00:55:23.000 Hmm.

00:55:24.500 It's worth a shot.

00:55:25.880 I didn't have you until deep fried, did I?

00:55:27.900 You didn't.

00:55:28.260 Well, you had me dipped in batter and deep

00:55:31.220 fried.

00:55:31.420 Right.

00:55:31.820 So pickle, so that it would be from the

00:55:34.820 inside, from the inside out.

00:55:36.540 Hot dog.

00:55:37.380 Yes.

00:55:37.660 Inside a pickle, inside corn dog batter,

00:55:41.540 deep fried.

00:55:42.440 Mm-hmm.

00:55:43.600 So you'd give it a shot.

00:55:44.480 I'd give it a shot.

00:55:45.060 I'm a big fan of corn dogs.

00:55:46.460 Look at me.

00:55:47.360 I'm a big fan of corn dogs.

00:55:48.960 You think I can tell that by sight?

00:55:51.060 Oh yes.

00:55:52.260 Oh yes.

00:55:52.980 I don't look like a guy who eats fair food.

00:55:55.400 You may look like a guy who eats fair food.

00:55:57.860 Yes.

00:55:59.160 I, I, I, that does not.

00:56:01.300 I have been at restaurants and asked if they could just make a corn dog.

00:56:06.460 What?

00:56:07.140 Hmm.

00:56:08.220 They always, they always claim no, but you know, I think it's because they don't want to.

00:56:13.920 I mean, they could clearly do it.

00:56:16.380 They don't want to.

00:56:17.540 Oh no sir.

00:56:18.660 Is there a corn dog batter just hanging around?

00:56:21.960 Yeah, you could.

00:56:22.660 Yeah, sure.

00:56:24.640 You can make some batter, throw that around a hot dog, stick a stick in it, pop it down.

00:56:30.280 Good stuff.

00:56:30.940 See if I can say on this, the triple B.

00:56:32.980 It's a, a burger.

00:56:34.960 It's a bacon, brisket, and bologna.

00:56:39.720 No.

00:56:41.360 Burger topped with barbecue sauce.

00:56:43.320 I'm out.

00:56:43.700 You're out.

00:56:44.120 I'm out.

00:56:44.560 Okay.

00:56:44.820 How about this?

00:56:45.320 Cheetos, jalapeno, bacon dog.

00:56:51.540 It's got a hot dog wrapped in bacon covered with Cheetos cheese sauce topped with spicy

00:56:56.140 jalapenos and crunchy Cheetos.

00:56:58.020 No.

00:56:58.800 You're out on that?

00:56:59.420 I'm out.

00:57:01.340 All right.

00:57:01.900 Let me give you, oh God, some of these are just, uh, all right.

00:57:07.800 And this is, uh, can I tell you something?

00:57:09.640 I went to a, I went to a Yankees game in New York, uh, in the old stadium and then went

00:57:18.140 and then like the next day at a fly out Seattle to Seattle, had a meeting and went to a game

00:57:24.220 in Seattle.

00:57:25.600 It was a completely different, it was a completely different experience.

00:57:29.680 When I got to Seattle, you know, everybody was like, can I get you an espresso?

00:57:33.860 And I'm like, you would have been beaten to death in New York if you would have asked

00:57:37.560 that question.

00:57:46.860 Glenn Beck, Mercury.

00:57:58.800 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:58:00.520 Now that you reminded me that it was first day of baseball, now you've got me all nostalgic.

00:58:08.740 I didn't know.

00:58:10.220 I know.

00:58:10.800 I know.

00:58:11.140 It's weird.

00:58:11.800 It really, it really is weird.

00:58:13.240 Because what you like about sports and the only thing you like about sports is that sort

00:58:16.640 of nostalgic connection to family, you know, father, son.

00:58:20.020 Yeah, it makes me think of my dad and I don't know why.

00:58:22.300 I mean, we, you know, well, I do, but I don't know.

00:58:26.580 I'm all nostalgic now.

00:58:27.720 That's bizarre.

00:58:30.460 I did not know you had that in you.

00:58:31.920 You know, I think this is the first time that that's done that to me.

00:58:35.280 You know, I, I, uh, you know, we've, we've not, uh, we've not talked about my father's

00:58:43.360 passing at all.

00:58:44.840 And I got very quiet about my dad.

00:58:46.940 Um, I, if you're a long time listener of this program, you know, that, uh, for years, my

00:58:53.180 dad and I didn't have a relationship at all.

00:58:55.500 And, um, and then we had the greatest relationship, just the best.

00:59:00.100 Uh, and he was my best friend and about six years before he died, um, during really the

00:59:11.260 first year at Fox, um, there was a family issue and, and, um, and I really didn't talk to my

00:59:24.100 dad after that and any conversation that we did have, have was really surface.

00:59:31.600 It was full of lies.

00:59:32.480 It was just full of lies.

00:59:33.420 And, uh, it was bizarre.

00:59:39.820 And then he died.

00:59:43.360 And, and strangely, Trump is, is part of my dad's death narrative.

00:59:49.160 I was staying at the Trump tower in New York and, uh, and, uh, I had to leave quickly and

01:00:00.780 Donald Trump called me and said, why, why did you, was there a problem with the hotel?

01:00:06.580 Why did you leave?

01:00:08.100 And I said, no, my, my, my father passed away.

01:00:16.800 And so I've just, I've, and we, for reasons I'm not going to get into now, we, we, we never

01:00:22.340 had a funeral for my dad.

01:00:26.060 Um, we've never had a memorial service and, and all the kids, we just kind of went on.

01:00:30.780 And it was not healthy.

01:00:32.340 I don't think that's healthy.

01:00:34.140 And when John Huntsman died recently, uh, that really affected me.

01:00:45.420 And part of that was, you know, he played kind of a father figure role in my life, uh, there

01:00:54.180 towards the end.

01:00:54.980 And, you know, he was really the only reason why I called my dad toward the end.

01:01:03.240 Uh, cause he said, you just don't want to.

01:01:05.940 Don't let it end like that.

01:01:07.040 Don't let it end that way.

01:01:07.960 Don't let it end that way.

01:01:09.040 Even though it did, I tried not to let it end that way.

01:01:13.440 That's all you can do.

01:01:14.540 Yeah.

01:01:14.720 I mean, you can't, you know, I was there for a lot of that and saw you going through it.

01:01:19.160 It's the, you, I think did all you could do, right?

01:01:22.600 I mean, you, you were doing things for the right reasons and that doesn't always, you

01:01:26.700 know, I, I, you, you had those things where the last thing you relive the last interaction

01:01:32.720 you had with, uh, with, you know, a relative.

01:01:36.980 And that's, I, I, I've, I've had that happen.

01:01:40.360 We've, I've had several relatives die, uh, you know, over the past, you know, years with

01:01:45.360 my, both my grandparents, uh, three of my grandparents and, uh, my dad as well.

01:01:51.140 Um, and you know, you go back to that and you think, you know, like with my grandmother,

01:01:53.940 I remember I was, I meant to call her, you know, like I had, I had a call scheduled like

01:01:58.660 in my head, like I got to call her this day and I didn't.

01:02:01.700 And then she passed away.

01:02:02.920 Remind me to call my aunt today.

01:02:04.880 Hey, I've been thinking about this for like three months.

01:02:08.160 I got to call my aunt Joanne on my to-do list right now.

01:02:10.720 I have three or four people that I haven't talked to in a while that I've been meeting

01:02:13.480 to call and I haven't gotten to it.

01:02:15.240 And, but like at first it really bothered me because, you know, I went to go see her,

01:02:21.000 uh, you know, she had, she was, you know, no longer communicating.

01:02:24.780 Um, but I did get down there before she actually passed away, but I never talked to her again.

01:02:28.800 And for a while that killed me.

01:02:30.260 It was like, ah, geez, you know, what was I doing?

01:02:34.100 Some stupid monologue for this dumb show instead of talking to her.

01:02:37.780 Wait a minute, all of a sudden it's my fault?

01:02:38.960 Yes, it's actually your fault.

01:02:40.300 It's part of her death narrative.

01:02:41.420 It's Glenn Beck's fault.

01:02:42.720 Uh, but you know, I was busy with work and I just didn't get to it.

01:02:45.300 And what?

01:02:45.680 I'll call her in a week.

01:02:46.440 There's no big deal.

01:02:47.100 Right.

01:02:47.280 Um, and, um, uh, if for a while it really bothered me.

01:02:51.340 And then I, I kind of come to the conclusion that that's, it's actually a really dumb way

01:02:55.260 to think about it.

01:02:56.280 What you go through an entire life with someone talking to them, all these things.

01:03:00.260 What was the, what was the breadth of that relationship?

01:03:03.000 What was it?

01:03:03.600 What, what, what did you do as a whole?

01:03:05.600 The last reaction, the last thing you do with that person is no more meaningful than the

01:03:10.520 first thing you did or the thing in the middle.

01:03:12.280 It's about what you did over the entire relationship.

01:03:15.680 Could it be that I'm justifying that I feel bad about not calling her?

01:03:18.860 Sure.

01:03:19.580 But overall, I think it's an actually true, true point.

01:03:22.380 We, as human beings, totally overemphasize that last thing.

01:03:27.040 Gosh, I wish I did that last thing.

01:03:28.620 What does that mean?

01:03:29.740 What does it matter?

01:03:30.780 If you treated that person with respect and had a good relationship throughout your entire

01:03:34.080 life, that last thing shouldn't bother you like that.

01:03:36.340 So the, the last thing that my, uh, my sister, uh, remembers about my mom was that they had

01:03:44.540 a fight and, uh, and that I blamed it on my sister, you know, I am 13 years old.

01:03:52.020 I'm a kid and you know, they had a fight and the next day my mom is dead and you know, and

01:03:57.540 I, I didn't even remember saying this to her, but I, uh, she reminded me years later, uh, you

01:04:04.460 know, uh, he's pointed my finger to her and said, you know, if mom is, if there's a problem,

01:04:08.720 if mom's dead, it's your fault.

01:04:11.500 And so she carried that around for years and I didn't even remember.

01:04:15.240 I mean, I was meaningless to you.

01:04:16.760 It was just a moment of anger and a tough spot.

01:04:19.020 Yeah.

01:04:19.340 And, and she carried that around as her last thing.

01:04:22.000 And I, I, one of my last things with my mom was, uh, is I, it was a right around this

01:04:29.560 time of the year.

01:04:30.140 And I, I remember walking by her, uh, and she had her hands in the sink and she was

01:04:35.660 washing the pots and pans in the kitchen and we had a hallway right by the kitchen.

01:04:39.580 We lived in this, like, it must've been like 900 square foot house.

01:04:44.720 And we were, why I walked by her and I looked and I stopped.

01:04:50.460 I mean, it was so, the prompting in me was so loud.

01:04:53.480 I just, I actually stopped just past the door frame and, um, and I, I heard, stop, go

01:05:00.460 back, tell her you love her.

01:05:01.920 She won't be with you long.

01:05:04.860 And I thought, well, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

01:05:07.800 And I didn't do it.

01:05:09.300 And I regretted that for decades, decades.

01:05:14.580 And I think like, it's okay to have a regret over something like that.

01:05:19.940 It's okay to, but it's not, it's not, it shouldn't that, that's, that's me.

01:05:24.940 That's not anything with her or anything, how she felt.

01:05:28.260 No.

01:05:28.500 And I think we tend to define our entire relationship with someone like that by that last moment.

01:05:34.260 We just inflate its value.

01:05:36.320 The last thing I did, oh, I should have called her.

01:05:38.340 The last thing I did was have a fight with her.

01:05:39.940 Well, you know, that, that, that's silly.

01:05:42.300 It's a silly thing to do.

01:05:43.580 You know, you, you overwhelm the previous 30, 40 years of a relationship because you

01:05:49.100 had one argument, you know, on one day and that happens to be the last thing.

01:05:53.360 Like, that's not the way these things work, especially too as, you know, I think we all

01:05:58.820 do this, but if you're a person of faith, you really know that's not how these things

01:06:02.600 work.

01:06:03.020 Oh man, this is such great news.

01:06:04.480 I mean, if you're listening right now, I mean, really take that to heart, especially

01:06:09.020 if you're OJ Simpson.

01:06:10.120 I mean, the last thing I did was cut her head off and I mean, what about the rest of our

01:06:18.300 relationship?

01:06:19.180 Yeah.

01:06:19.340 That was domestic abuse.

01:06:22.560 Terror.

01:06:23.560 See again, what if they had a really nice moment as their last moment?

01:06:27.260 Would that have saved it?

01:06:28.280 No.

01:06:28.520 Okay.

01:06:29.000 All right.

01:06:29.800 Okay.

01:06:30.200 I think I got it now.

01:06:35.240 All right.

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01:08:10.560 Glenn Beck.

01:08:13.320 Mercury.

01:08:20.440 Glenn Beck.

01:08:21.940 Now I feel really bad because I'm in this, like, because you set me off and said it's

01:08:29.340 first day of baseball, I started thinking about my dad and then, you know, and now, now that

01:08:36.620 we've joked about OJ Simpson, you know, and his skills.

01:08:39.700 Now I kind of feel like I want to tell you, remember the story that, that I told you about

01:08:44.720 when I, when my dad and I won, I think it was a game six of the world series in 1975.

01:08:51.200 Remember that?

01:08:51.740 I do remember that story.

01:08:53.440 Yeah.

01:08:54.600 Emphasis on story.

01:08:56.360 Emphasis on story.

01:08:57.260 Yes, because it's not a real story.

01:08:58.660 Well, I don't, it's not true.

01:08:59.880 I don't know if you, you don't need to talk about it.

01:09:05.160 I mean, because I think I should share it.

01:09:06.900 And I think I should share it again.

01:09:08.760 Cause it was a, but you just had a real moment talking about your dad.

01:09:13.020 And let's leave it there.

01:09:15.440 Cause the audience coming in at the top of the hour, they will not know.

01:09:20.680 We just had that real tender moment.

01:09:23.000 So you're going to screw with the other audience that didn't hear the other, they'll be sucked

01:09:29.220 into this story and they'll never see it coming.

01:09:31.800 So you're going to, you're telling people in advance that you're going to tell them a

01:09:34.860 story that's not true.

01:09:35.580 Yeah.

01:09:37.000 Cause the people who joined in the third hour, generally the people who are in the second

01:09:41.000 hour, this hour smart, the people who join us in the third hour, not so much.

01:09:46.920 I've seen the testing on it.

01:09:48.260 Not so much.

01:09:49.000 I don't think we've done that.

01:09:50.080 No, I, I like the people in our two would tell them the truth.

01:09:53.740 People in our three screw with them.

01:09:56.780 Yeah.

01:09:57.360 I don't know that that's a good broadcasting or business idea.

01:10:00.800 I just have to tell this story.

01:10:02.420 I just, I just thought of it.

01:10:03.640 I hadn't thought of it a long time.

01:10:04.820 And it's such a great story.

01:10:06.400 Again, emphasis on story, but, uh.

01:10:10.520 So coming up at the beginning of next hour.

01:10:12.840 Yeah.

01:10:13.540 Yeah.

01:10:14.060 It's a great, great baseball story.

01:10:15.640 It is quite a journey.

01:10:16.460 When my, it is a journey.

01:10:17.600 It is a journey.

01:10:18.420 Down memory lane.

01:10:20.120 Dave, my dad and I won game six of the world series.

01:10:24.300 Memory lane, meaning you lied about the story previously as well.

01:10:27.260 I'm not, I don't know what you're talking about.

01:10:29.880 By the way, I saw a, uh, I saw a documentary last night.

01:10:33.360 Um, and I want you to go and, uh, and go to, oh, you are film.org, our film.org.

01:10:42.320 And I want you to sign up.

01:10:44.080 It's, it's, it's going to just come to you once they have everything all finished.

01:10:47.900 They're just getting some of the rights and everything else, uh, buttoned up and it's going

01:10:51.700 to be released.

01:10:52.720 Um, I saw it last night.

01:10:54.260 One of the first audiences to see it.

01:10:55.880 It was, it's unbelievable.

01:10:58.800 Finally, uh, this, uh, director, uh, Nick Nanton is, uh, he's won a whole bunch of Emmys and

01:11:06.520 everything else.

01:11:07.560 He's a great storyteller and he found a way to tell the story of slavery in a way that

01:11:14.280 moves people and is, is good.

01:11:18.320 It's, you leave feeling so hopeful.

01:11:22.340 It's really amazing.

01:11:23.820 And they don't want to release it in theaters or anything else.

01:11:27.260 Um, and they're not trying to make money on it.

01:11:29.300 They just want to get the word out.

01:11:31.320 The amazing thing is, is they've, they've tested this online with people.

01:11:36.440 It's about an hour and 20 minutes.

01:11:38.000 Um, and they've, they've put it out, uh, to a test audience.

01:11:42.620 That test audience made it go viral so quickly just within the test audience and their friends.

01:11:50.780 It raised $3 million and it doesn't ask you for a donation.

01:11:55.380 It's raised $3 million in three days from people watching the film and going, I have

01:12:01.620 got to be involved.

01:12:02.740 It's unbelievable.

01:12:04.140 It's a good format for that.

01:12:05.320 Cause we, we, we've struggled with this.

01:12:06.740 We've talked about it on the air.

01:12:07.820 It's, it's like, it's such a tough topic to get through.

01:12:10.560 Yeah.

01:12:10.900 I mean, you're, you know, yes, these stories end in a relatively happy way, right?

01:12:15.100 Like these, you know, Oh, you are is going in there and they're actually saving people's

01:12:18.180 lives and they're going to freedom and they're seeing their families again.

01:12:21.480 So there's, there's a great ending, but like, it's tough to slog through the details.

01:12:25.440 You will have so much hope all the way through this.

01:12:28.240 I mean, it, they've, they've found the way to tell this story and really make it, um,

01:12:35.100 relatable and inspiring.

01:12:37.400 You'll watch it.

01:12:38.340 And I promise you, you're going to send to a friend and say, you've got to watch this.

01:12:41.720 So, um, get it.

01:12:43.280 It's free.

01:12:43.960 You just register for it to come to you, uh, at Oh, you are film.org, our film.org sign

01:12:51.640 up.

01:12:51.920 It'll, it'll drop online in about eight to 10 weeks, but go to the website.

01:12:56.220 You can get the trailer, pass it on to people and say, Hey, sign up for this.

01:13:00.540 But this is the audience to spread the word.

01:13:04.640 You know, if anybody's ever said, I don't know what I can do.

01:13:07.360 I don't know what I can do.

01:13:09.000 This is what you can do.

01:13:10.120 You sign up for this.

01:13:12.400 When it drops, you spread it to everyone, you know, post it everywhere because this

01:13:19.120 is so powerful and so hopeful.

01:13:23.520 It just, it's great.

01:13:25.280 And unlike, uh, your baseball memories, it's actually not completely false.

01:13:29.180 I don't know what you're, I don't know what you're trying to do.

01:13:31.480 I don't, I don't know what you're trying to do.

01:13:33.300 That is a very tender story.

01:13:34.840 And I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm look at me.

01:13:38.100 I'm a little, you're willing, I'm a little fresh meckled right now on, on, on, on the

01:13:43.740 whole memory itself and whether I can muster the strength to get through that memory.

01:13:51.180 You seem to be fine.

01:13:54.440 I, well, you don't know.

01:13:56.960 You don't know.

01:13:57.460 It could fall apart at any, cause it's a very tender memory.

01:14:02.140 Um, it is, it's, it's a tender.

01:14:05.260 Let's just not talk about it.

01:14:06.260 Let's just, let's just let it be.

01:14:10.840 Let it be.

01:14:13.180 First day of baseball.

01:14:14.140 Oh my gosh.

01:14:15.520 The memories, you know, me, I'm a huge sports fan.

01:14:19.000 So the memories of opening day of baseball, ah, smell of freshly cut grass and the cry out

01:14:30.760 of the neighborhood play ball.

01:14:33.000 Boy, I, this is evil.

01:14:35.260 I just want to make sure you will know that the memories, right?

01:14:37.720 I'm going to, I'm going to share a memory when we come back about the day my dad and I won

01:14:45.420 the world series together, the year 1975.

01:14:50.900 You'll never forget it.

01:14:52.280 Glenn Beck, Mercury.

01:15:00.900 Love, courage, truth.

01:15:05.000 Glenn Beck.

01:15:07.980 I was 11 years old.

01:15:11.440 It was the summer of 1975.

01:15:16.480 I contend it was the summer that my dad and I won game six of the world series.

01:15:23.840 And I remember it like it was yesterday.

01:15:27.600 You know, those kind of memories that you can, you can smell the memory.

01:15:32.460 You can, you can smell the house.

01:15:34.380 You can smell the grass.

01:15:35.920 Everything is just so vivid.

01:15:39.220 The way grass smells right after it's been cut in the summer.

01:15:44.280 You can see the way the sun would shine and it would come through the living room window

01:15:49.980 and bounce off the hardwood floor every morning.

01:15:55.440 You slept with your window open and you could feel the cool breeze in the morning.

01:15:59.340 Do you remember what it felt like every day running and playing, just being a kid?

01:16:09.020 Summertime meant something.

01:16:14.000 Summertime.

01:16:14.560 We don't crave the summer just for the sun.

01:16:24.540 We crave it because it was, it was the most important time in our life.

01:16:32.340 I don't know if it's like this for kids anymore, but it was in the summer that you became who you are.

01:16:40.280 You became your own person.

01:16:42.540 You developed a life of your own.

01:16:46.920 It's where you found what you love.

01:16:51.520 And later, who you love.

01:16:57.800 When I was 11 years old,

01:17:00.080 I found what I love.

01:17:05.200 Radio.

01:17:05.760 Radio.

01:17:07.680 Radio in a bizarre way.

01:17:10.280 And my love of baseball through the radio.

01:17:16.600 But it was all tangled up in summer.

01:17:20.240 And one summer, it just consumed me.

01:17:24.940 My passion.

01:17:27.420 Every single day that summer, 9 o'clock,

01:17:30.760 I would meet with Jim and Freddy and my best friend, Mike,

01:17:35.200 along with seven or eight other interchangeable stragglers.

01:17:39.320 And we'd make about a two-mile hike into a run-down field.

01:17:43.580 It was right off of Main Street behind the hardware store.

01:17:47.200 And none of us had a $200 aluminum bat or a case of brand-new baseballs.

01:17:52.820 And nobody was watching us.

01:17:54.160 We had an old wooden bat that had been given to Freddy by his older brother.

01:17:58.720 He had cracked it at practice.

01:18:00.420 So we took some tape and we bound that bat up,

01:18:05.680 held together by the tape.

01:18:07.120 The grip was so worn that you were sure to go home with a splinter or two every single day.

01:18:11.060 The ball we had found in the woods.

01:18:16.060 I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, so it was a little waterlogged.

01:18:20.220 It had been there for a few months.

01:18:21.380 So it was more of a shot put than a baseball.

01:18:26.320 But that didn't stop us.

01:18:28.700 Every day, all day, we'd be there.

01:18:32.420 And we wouldn't stop for anything except for the trek over to the store on the corner

01:18:41.700 where we would get a Coke or some bazooka bubble gum.

01:18:48.900 And we'd all pretend we were in the major leagues.

01:18:52.520 We'd stand there for hours with a stick in your hand,

01:18:55.780 swinging away against imaginary pitchers,

01:18:58.920 practice rounding the bases,

01:19:00.340 winning the game, the last game of the World Series.

01:19:10.480 Those were remarkable summer days.

01:19:17.560 But then,

01:19:19.100 the real excitement

01:19:21.360 came when I came home.

01:19:26.500 Because we'd rush through dinner and we'd clean our rooms

01:19:29.520 so we could sit in front of the TV

01:19:31.180 and our mom would say,

01:19:32.100 don't sit so close, you're going to get eye cancer.

01:19:35.660 But we were able to watch the first few innings of the game.

01:19:38.780 But only the first few innings

01:19:40.840 because mom and dad were both sticklers for bedtime.

01:19:44.160 Even during the summer, we're like,

01:19:45.280 there's no homework, there's no school.

01:19:47.340 We'd beg, we'd complain, we'd scream, we'd argue,

01:19:49.900 we'd do, you know,

01:19:50.860 I'm just down for a drink of water,

01:19:52.160 I just need to,

01:19:52.720 we did all the tricks.

01:19:53.640 Never got me past the fourth inning.

01:19:58.480 Sometime in the fourth inning,

01:20:00.300 my dad would drag me up to bed

01:20:02.140 and that would be the end of my baseball adventure

01:20:05.200 for another day.

01:20:07.580 Or so he thought.

01:20:11.920 It was early that summer

01:20:13.220 that I discovered what I like to call

01:20:15.500 the vent.

01:20:18.560 I think it's where I get my love for radio.

01:20:20.580 We had this old house

01:20:24.920 and there was this big old black iron vent

01:20:28.580 at the top of the stairs

01:20:29.920 and it served as a tunnel

01:20:32.820 straight to the ballpark.

01:20:37.780 We'd get tucked in,

01:20:39.440 I'd wait for mom to go to bed

01:20:40.800 and then I'd slowly open the door

01:20:43.520 and my head would peek out

01:20:45.480 and I would creep towards the hallway.

01:20:47.900 I'd carefully place my feet

01:20:50.020 in a pattern that I had diligently created.

01:20:52.660 It took me a long time

01:20:53.840 to find out exactly which boards creaked

01:20:56.840 and which ones didn't.

01:20:59.420 Then I would slowly get on my hands and knees

01:21:01.680 and I would place my face,

01:21:04.100 my ear,

01:21:04.940 to that cold vent.

01:21:07.140 I can still feel the cold steel

01:21:09.520 up against my face

01:21:10.560 and the sound of the TV.

01:21:12.680 I couldn't see any pictures

01:21:13.640 I had to make them in my mind.

01:21:15.100 As that sound would make its way up

01:21:19.040 the metal tube

01:21:19.900 and spill out into

01:21:21.100 a picture painted by words,

01:21:23.520 a picture that was so vivid

01:21:24.780 in my imagination

01:21:25.680 that I felt like I had

01:21:27.300 front row seats

01:21:28.220 right behind home plate.

01:21:30.240 I had a hot dog in my hand,

01:21:31.880 a soda,

01:21:32.720 a box of Cracker Jacks.

01:21:34.260 I could smell the grass.

01:21:35.920 I remember listening

01:21:40.320 to the World Series that year.

01:21:42.980 It was between the Reds

01:21:45.040 and the Red Sox.

01:21:47.780 And while the broadcasters

01:21:49.160 were artists with their words,

01:21:52.360 it was a number

01:21:53.640 that stuck out in my head most of all.

01:21:55.780 And that number was 1918.

01:21:59.380 1918.

01:22:00.600 The Red Sox hadn't won

01:22:01.660 the World Series since 1918.

01:22:02.920 1918.

01:22:04.020 But this year,

01:22:05.140 they had to win

01:22:06.920 because I wanted them to.

01:22:08.900 My dad wanted them to.

01:22:10.680 I sat there in the hallway

01:22:11.960 night after night.

01:22:12.920 My knees, I swore,

01:22:14.880 were bruising.

01:22:17.460 My back would ache.

01:22:21.280 Just waiting for the moment

01:22:22.500 that the Red Sox

01:22:23.260 would do the impossible

01:22:24.140 and defeat the big red machine.

01:22:26.080 five nights

01:22:30.440 of heart-pounding suspense.

01:22:35.540 Red Sox were down

01:22:36.660 three games to two.

01:22:40.440 By this time now,

01:22:41.660 summer had ended.

01:22:43.200 School had returned.

01:22:45.000 My bedtime was strictly enforced.

01:22:49.240 It was October 21st,

01:22:50.800 I remember the date.

01:22:51.580 October 21st, 1975.

01:22:54.400 I remember everything.

01:22:59.160 It was right after

01:23:00.020 the second inning

01:23:00.720 that I had to go upstairs

01:23:03.260 kicking and screaming,

01:23:04.640 I just need another

01:23:05.820 drink of water.

01:23:06.820 I can still remember

01:23:07.920 my dad saying,

01:23:08.840 don't worry,

01:23:09.660 I'll tell you about it

01:23:10.380 in the morning.

01:23:12.340 After I gave up

01:23:13.340 and as I was kind of

01:23:14.140 stomping up the stairs,

01:23:15.340 I remember thinking,

01:23:16.400 you're not going to have to tell me.

01:23:17.440 I know I don't have to wait

01:23:18.400 until tomorrow

01:23:18.840 because I have

01:23:20.100 the vent.

01:23:21.260 And as I hit

01:23:24.700 the top of the stairs,

01:23:25.680 I quickly washed up

01:23:27.640 and climbed into my bed

01:23:28.960 and waited to hear

01:23:30.480 my mom pass by my door,

01:23:33.500 check on it,

01:23:34.240 see if I was sleeping.

01:23:35.400 I was good at pretending.

01:23:38.160 I waited in my bed

01:23:39.380 for five long

01:23:41.480 World Series minutes.

01:23:42.980 Five minutes.

01:23:44.100 I heard her come up

01:23:46.120 the stairs.

01:23:47.340 I heard her close

01:23:48.400 her door.

01:23:50.040 Her night was over

01:23:51.100 and mine

01:23:52.760 had just begun.

01:23:58.600 I remember getting up

01:23:59.920 carefully,

01:24:03.140 oh so carefully,

01:24:05.420 stepping out of my room,

01:24:07.180 creeping across the floor,

01:24:08.680 putting my feet

01:24:09.380 in exactly the right spots,

01:24:11.360 make sure there wasn't

01:24:13.600 a sound

01:24:14.240 or a creak

01:24:15.140 from the floorboard.

01:24:17.360 And I

01:24:18.020 slowly,

01:24:19.060 carefully

01:24:19.440 made my way

01:24:22.140 to the vent.

01:24:25.060 Down on my hands

01:24:26.180 and knees,

01:24:26.800 my face pressed up

01:24:27.800 against the cold steel.

01:24:33.120 That's

01:24:33.560 when everything changed.

01:24:36.640 I wasn't there

01:24:37.420 for very long

01:24:38.080 when I heard a sound.

01:24:39.080 I heard the sound.

01:24:40.120 It was a unique sound.

01:24:41.140 There was nothing else

01:24:42.540 in the house

01:24:42.920 that sounded like this,

01:24:44.020 especially if you're

01:24:45.160 listening for this sound.

01:24:46.460 If this sound is trouble,

01:24:47.840 when you hear this sound,

01:24:49.760 you don't miss it.

01:24:51.000 It was the sound

01:24:51.980 that only my father

01:24:53.320 could make

01:24:54.380 when he pulled

01:24:55.240 the squeaky lever

01:24:56.340 on his tattered,

01:24:57.420 you know,

01:24:58.380 vinyl recliner.

01:25:02.260 I instantly

01:25:03.340 broke into a cold sweat.

01:25:05.760 He's getting out

01:25:06.560 of his chair.

01:25:07.940 Now some things

01:25:08.560 in life are certain.

01:25:09.480 There's death,

01:25:10.120 there's taxes.

01:25:11.140 And there's dad

01:25:12.040 sitting in his

01:25:12.680 favorite chair

01:25:13.240 watching America's

01:25:14.080 Pastime.

01:25:14.920 Okay, okay, okay.

01:25:15.740 Don't panic.

01:25:16.260 Don't panic.

01:25:16.700 Don't panic.

01:25:17.040 He's just going

01:25:17.500 to the fridge.

01:25:18.400 He's getting another beer.

01:25:19.280 Don't panic.

01:25:20.340 He's got to go

01:25:20.740 to the bathroom.

01:25:21.540 I'm sure that's what it is.

01:25:22.320 He's not coming upstairs.

01:25:23.180 I haven't made a sound.

01:25:25.980 But I could hear

01:25:26.740 the squeak

01:25:27.280 of the floors

01:25:27.820 downstairs,

01:25:28.400 and they were not

01:25:29.280 headed toward the kitchen

01:25:30.180 or the bathroom.

01:25:32.500 They were headed

01:25:33.340 towards the stairs.

01:25:34.340 I sat there,

01:25:37.520 paralyzed,

01:25:38.120 seemingly unable

01:25:39.220 to move.

01:25:40.000 I don't know

01:25:41.240 what happened to me.

01:25:42.120 I could not move.

01:25:44.820 I don't know

01:25:45.560 when it dawned on me

01:25:46.760 that it was too late.

01:25:49.040 There's no way

01:25:49.720 I could get out of here

01:25:50.520 and go back to bed

01:25:51.340 because I'd have to run

01:25:52.160 across the floor.

01:25:52.940 I'd give myself away.

01:25:55.840 This is the first moment.

01:25:58.500 As a kid,

01:26:00.180 I mean,

01:26:00.400 when you're a little kid,

01:26:01.340 maybe,

01:26:01.860 but this was,

01:26:02.780 I was at the,

01:26:03.680 I was becoming an adult,

01:26:05.520 and yet this was

01:26:06.660 the first moment

01:26:07.280 that I really

01:26:08.960 willed myself

01:26:10.660 to be invisible.

01:26:12.060 I am invisible.

01:26:14.580 He will not see me.

01:26:19.660 Yeah, that didn't work.

01:26:22.480 Maybe it occurred to me

01:26:23.940 when I heard

01:26:25.100 the creak

01:26:25.600 of the first stair

01:26:26.460 that he wasn't

01:26:28.500 walking up the stairs,

01:26:30.660 but he was

01:26:31.460 sneaking up the stairs.

01:26:33.420 My dad seemed

01:26:34.100 to have the same

01:26:34.780 kind of abilities

01:26:35.760 that I was developing.

01:26:39.540 We had something

01:26:40.520 in common.

01:26:42.760 I heard the creak

01:26:43.720 of the first stair

01:26:44.420 and then the second

01:26:45.040 and then the third

01:26:45.680 and my mind began

01:26:46.540 to scramble

01:26:47.460 for an excuse.

01:26:48.340 I had to go

01:26:48.680 to the bathroom

01:26:49.280 and I just fell.

01:26:50.580 I dropped something

01:26:51.420 down the vent, dad.

01:26:52.520 I was like,

01:26:52.940 I didn't have a good excuse.

01:26:55.320 He was almost

01:26:55.980 at the top of the stairs

01:26:56.880 and I could see

01:26:57.320 the back of my dad's

01:26:58.420 bald head.

01:26:59.100 I just sat there

01:27:01.120 like a deer

01:27:01.540 in headlights.

01:27:02.820 My only defense,

01:27:05.680 I was just hoping

01:27:09.380 that I wasn't going

01:27:10.080 to get run over

01:27:10.800 in this accident

01:27:11.620 like that deer.

01:27:12.760 I stared at my father.

01:27:15.800 He stopped

01:27:16.220 at the top

01:27:16.840 of the stairs,

01:27:17.480 his back still facing me.

01:27:20.640 He still hadn't seen me.

01:27:22.080 He paused.

01:27:23.060 I was frozen

01:27:23.900 and then he turned

01:27:25.720 but the way he turned,

01:27:27.840 he turned

01:27:28.600 and looked straight

01:27:29.780 directly at me.

01:27:32.780 He knew

01:27:33.760 I was there

01:27:35.140 with the vent.

01:27:38.360 I wondered

01:27:39.140 if he had known

01:27:40.300 I had been there

01:27:41.100 every night before.

01:27:44.480 I sat there

01:27:45.500 and I waited

01:27:46.220 a very loud

01:27:46.960 and unbearable punishment

01:27:48.120 and my dad

01:27:48.900 looked at me

01:27:50.640 and I looked up to him,

01:27:51.780 guilty eyes,

01:27:52.460 begging for lenience

01:27:53.680 and I just said,

01:27:55.860 hi.

01:27:59.140 He looked at me

01:27:59.960 and he smiled

01:28:00.480 and he shook his head

01:28:01.140 and he said,

01:28:01.900 come downstairs.

01:28:03.060 I thought I was going

01:28:06.660 to get the punishment

01:28:07.380 of my life

01:28:08.100 and then he said,

01:28:10.740 and don't wake

01:28:11.460 your mother.

01:28:14.220 The two of us

01:28:15.360 both tipped down

01:28:16.120 back down the stairs

01:28:17.160 and we sat there

01:28:18.660 trying to contain

01:28:19.640 our excitement

01:28:20.300 as the game

01:28:21.140 went into extra innings.

01:28:25.220 I'd never seen

01:28:26.080 a smile on my dad's face

01:28:27.660 like this.

01:28:28.320 I knew

01:28:30.300 if just the two of us

01:28:31.960 had rooted hard enough

01:28:33.180 that the Red Sox

01:28:34.000 would win.

01:28:35.640 They couldn't lose

01:28:36.820 because my dad

01:28:37.740 and I were now

01:28:38.600 in it together.

01:28:39.860 It was the bottom

01:28:40.300 of the 12th inning.

01:28:42.220 Up steps

01:28:42.660 Carlton Fisk.

01:28:45.080 Red Sox catcher.

01:28:47.080 First pitch up

01:28:47.940 and in.

01:28:49.380 Ball one.

01:28:51.960 Palms were sweating

01:28:53.440 in anticipation.

01:28:54.680 Pat Darcy,

01:28:55.660 Cincinnati pitcher,

01:28:56.440 began his windup

01:28:57.260 and my dad said,

01:28:58.040 this is it.

01:28:58.940 This is it.

01:29:02.240 He was right.

01:29:05.100 Darcy released

01:29:06.100 a sinker

01:29:06.840 down and in.

01:29:09.080 Fisk just

01:29:09.620 belted it down

01:29:10.660 the line.

01:29:11.140 My dad stood up

01:29:12.340 and yelled,

01:29:13.120 stay fair!

01:29:13.920 Stay fair!

01:29:14.860 And as if

01:29:16.060 any thought

01:29:17.140 of my mom sleeping

01:29:18.100 was completely gone

01:29:19.400 and disappeared

01:29:20.100 with a crack

01:29:20.780 of the bat.

01:29:21.260 Stay fair!

01:29:22.080 He kept screaming.

01:29:23.200 Even Fisk was

01:29:23.940 standing on the plate

01:29:24.700 with both hands

01:29:25.400 waving,

01:29:26.060 trying to will

01:29:26.900 the ball fair.

01:29:27.860 My dad and I

01:29:28.600 were both now

01:29:29.340 standing screaming,

01:29:30.620 stay fair!

01:29:37.560 Some people

01:29:38.320 would say that

01:29:38.980 my dad and I

01:29:41.500 had nothing to do

01:29:42.420 with the World Series

01:29:44.500 that year.

01:29:47.260 Some would say

01:29:48.060 that a father

01:29:48.540 and a son

01:29:48.920 can't make a ball

01:29:49.740 stay fair.

01:29:50.340 But I know

01:29:53.980 in my heart

01:29:54.520 I know

01:29:54.820 that's not true.

01:29:56.940 The ball

01:29:57.580 banged off

01:29:58.380 the metal mesh

01:29:59.580 of the pole

01:30:00.460 and it was fair.

01:30:01.900 It was a home run.

01:30:03.660 It won the game.

01:30:06.260 My dad and I

01:30:07.180 were just screaming.

01:30:08.260 We were jumping

01:30:08.720 so much.

01:30:09.220 I think we woke up

01:30:09.980 the entire neighborhood

01:30:11.000 in the process.

01:30:12.200 Well, everybody

01:30:12.840 except my mother.

01:30:13.640 But we didn't care.

01:30:19.740 And once everything

01:30:20.760 calmed down

01:30:21.480 it was just me

01:30:22.480 and my dad

01:30:23.080 standing there

01:30:23.960 staring at the TV

01:30:26.100 and then

01:30:26.700 at each other.

01:30:28.600 Our shoulders

01:30:29.140 were squared back.

01:30:31.560 Fisk

01:30:31.920 could hit the ball

01:30:32.920 but we were the ones

01:30:35.220 that kept it fair.

01:30:36.060 The Red Sox

01:30:40.940 would go on

01:30:41.360 to lose Game 7

01:30:42.280 but it didn't matter.

01:30:45.160 I had spent

01:30:46.080 a night with my dad

01:30:47.520 that neither of us

01:30:48.400 would ever forget.

01:30:50.580 My dad and I

01:30:51.700 won Game 6

01:30:52.700 of the World Series

01:30:53.480 and we won it together.

01:31:02.760 As I look back

01:31:03.820 on

01:31:04.140 that night

01:31:07.280 in October

01:31:07.900 I can't help

01:31:12.680 but think

01:31:13.180 that the

01:31:14.400 only way

01:31:15.600 that this

01:31:16.920 could have been

01:31:17.820 better

01:31:18.580 would be if

01:31:24.360 if just

01:31:26.100 one word

01:31:27.080 of this story

01:31:27.960 had actually

01:31:28.780 been true.

01:31:34.140 wouldn't that

01:31:35.580 have been great?

01:31:38.580 I have no love

01:31:39.740 for baseball

01:31:40.480 my dad and I

01:31:41.420 I did have

01:31:42.140 the vent

01:31:42.680 but

01:31:44.120 I used to

01:31:45.440 listen to Carson

01:31:46.440 which is mean

01:31:47.320 after my dad

01:31:48.500 was a bad

01:31:49.140 and

01:31:49.340 my mother

01:31:50.800 would watch Carson

01:31:51.760 and I would listen

01:31:52.520 to it on the vent

01:31:53.360 but it's a good day

01:31:54.880 for

01:31:55.200 you know

01:31:55.540 good story

01:31:56.080 for

01:31:56.360 you know

01:31:56.960 first day of baseball

01:31:57.820 with

01:31:59.860 the

01:32:00.720 volatility

01:32:01.760 in the stock

01:32:02.660 market

01:32:02.980 wild swings

01:32:03.900 in Bitcoin

01:32:04.520 and the

01:32:05.220 constant turmoil

01:32:06.360 in Washington

01:32:07.240 I don't know

01:32:08.940 if you've noticed

01:32:09.520 but gold

01:32:10.080 is doing

01:32:10.640 pretty well

01:32:11.320 and gold line

01:32:12.540 would like to do

01:32:14.120 a couple of things

01:32:14.720 first of all

01:32:16.020 I want you

01:32:18.080 to know

01:32:18.440 that

01:32:18.780 I invest

01:32:20.600 in cryptocurrencies

01:32:21.320 but you really

01:32:23.100 need to do

01:32:23.540 your homework

01:32:24.160 and

01:32:25.000 we're working

01:32:26.120 on something

01:32:26.680 with a guy

01:32:27.860 from

01:32:28.100 former Wall Street

01:32:29.680 guy who

01:32:30.140 is really

01:32:31.160 he's one of the

01:32:31.660 bigger names

01:32:32.360 in cryptocurrency

01:32:33.000 investing

01:32:33.640 and I've asked

01:32:34.200 him to put

01:32:34.560 together a little

01:32:35.220 school kind of

01:32:36.660 thing for you

01:32:37.300 and I'll tell you

01:32:38.200 about that later

01:32:38.800 but gold line

01:32:40.880 wants to do

01:32:41.800 the same thing

01:32:42.580 in a way

01:32:43.580 they've put

01:32:44.360 together

01:32:44.700 a

01:32:45.520 you know

01:32:46.720 a little

01:32:46.960 portfolio

01:32:47.480 that talks

01:32:48.100 about

01:32:48.500 cryptocurrencies

01:32:49.240 and

01:32:50.020 and

01:32:51.000 it's really

01:32:51.740 the same

01:32:52.160 kind of thing

01:32:52.620 that I

01:32:52.940 I feel

01:32:53.660 you just

01:32:54.060 don't

01:32:54.220 you don't

01:32:54.660 go in

01:32:55.140 on

01:32:55.360 cryptocurrencies

01:32:55.880 with money

01:32:56.740 that you

01:32:57.020 can't afford

01:32:57.500 to lose

01:32:58.040 because

01:32:59.300 you can

01:32:59.880 lose it

01:33:00.100 what is it

01:33:00.440 doing it

01:33:00.760 today

01:33:01.080 it was

01:33:01.540 at 20,000

01:33:02.340 now it's

01:33:02.620 what six

01:33:03.120 seven

01:33:04.240 something

01:33:05.000 73

01:33:05.420 gold is

01:33:07.600 also not

01:33:08.340 an all-in

01:33:08.840 strategy

01:33:09.400 gold is

01:33:10.040 something

01:33:10.360 that you

01:33:10.800 use

01:33:11.180 as an

01:33:11.580 insurance

01:33:12.080 policy

01:33:12.600 when

01:33:12.880 everything

01:33:13.360 goes

01:33:13.720 haywire

01:33:14.340 when

01:33:15.220 you have

01:33:16.040 the fed

01:33:16.860 raising

01:33:17.660 interest

01:33:18.940 rates

01:33:19.480 they're

01:33:20.500 doing

01:33:20.820 that

01:33:21.200 because

01:33:21.820 of

01:33:22.360 inflation

01:33:23.120 gold

01:33:24.580 is

01:33:24.940 the

01:33:25.140 hedge

01:33:25.600 against

01:33:26.060 inflation

01:33:26.600 so I

01:33:27.500 want you

01:33:27.700 to call

01:33:28.020 them

01:33:28.200 and find

01:33:28.900 out if

01:33:29.500 gold

01:33:30.020 or silver

01:33:30.540 is right

01:33:31.100 for you

01:33:31.460 ask them

01:33:32.100 about

01:33:32.540 bitcoin

01:33:33.280 and

01:33:33.500 cryptocurrencies

01:33:34.060 what you

01:33:34.580 need to

01:33:34.880 know

01:33:35.040 they'll

01:33:35.240 send you

01:33:35.500 this

01:33:35.740 package

01:33:36.160 and

01:33:36.280 they

01:33:36.540 also

01:33:36.880 just

01:33:37.900 for

01:33:38.060 asking

01:33:38.300 we'll

01:33:38.520 send

01:33:38.720 you

01:33:38.920 this

01:33:39.440 this

01:33:39.620 is

01:33:39.780 a

01:33:40.020 copper

01:33:41.000 coin

01:33:41.360 I

01:33:41.520 love

01:33:42.180 this

01:33:42.500 it's

01:33:43.320 a

01:33:43.480 St.

01:33:43.760 Godden's

01:33:44.280 copper

01:33:44.700 coin

01:33:45.080 you just

01:33:45.900 ask for

01:33:46.280 it

01:33:46.360 they're

01:33:46.500 going to

01:33:46.640 send

01:33:46.780 it to

01:33:46.980 you

01:33:49.480 find

01:33:50.060 out

01:33:50.200 if

01:33:50.340 gold

01:33:50.680 or

01:33:50.860 silver

01:33:51.100 is

01:33:51.460 right

01:33:51.940 for

01:33:52.160 you

01:33:52.500 especially

01:33:53.220 right

01:33:53.500 now

01:33:53.740 is

01:33:53.920 the

01:33:54.040 time

01:33:54.200 to

01:33:54.320 look

01:33:54.480 into

01:33:54.640 your

01:33:54.820 IRA

01:33:55.120 program

01:33:55.620 and

01:33:55.840 see

01:33:56.000 if

01:33:56.120 you

01:33:56.340 want

01:33:57.100 to

01:33:57.180 put

01:33:57.280 some

01:33:57.420 money

01:33:57.620 into

01:33:58.040 gold

01:33:58.480 or

01:33:58.660 silver

01:33:58.960 call

01:33:59.620 866

01:34:00.320 gold

01:34:00.940 line

01:34:01.280 ask

01:34:01.920 how

01:34:02.060 you

01:34:02.200 can

01:34:02.340 get

01:34:02.500 the

01:34:02.660 special

01:34:03.020 for

01:34:03.220 their

01:34:03.380 IRA

01:34:03.840 866

01:34:04.780 gold

01:34:05.380 line

01:34:05.740 1

01:34:06.460 866

01:34:07.100 gold

01:34:07.540 line

01:34:07.760 the

01:34:07.920 operators

01:34:08.880 are

01:34:09.220 standing

01:34:09.460 by

01:34:09.700 now

01:34:09.920 and

01:34:10.020 they're

01:34:10.120 really

01:34:10.320 good

01:34:10.500 people

01:34:10.760 I

01:34:10.900 know

01:34:11.060 them

01:34:11.240 and

01:34:11.720 they're

01:34:11.860 waiting

01:34:12.060 for

01:34:12.240 your

01:34:12.420 call

01:34:12.700 at

01:34:12.880 1

01:34:13.240 866

01:34:13.940 gold

01:34:14.340 line

01:34:14.620 or

01:34:14.880 gold

01:34:15.200 line

01:34:15.500 dot

01:34:15.760 com

01:34:16.620 Glenn

01:34:18.780 Beck

01:34:19.800 Mercury

01:34:20.760 Glenn

01:34:27.120 Beck

01:34:27.520 okay

01:34:28.540 here I

01:34:29.520 think

01:34:29.640 is my

01:34:29.960 favorite

01:34:30.260 story

01:34:30.660 of the

01:34:30.960 day

01:34:31.260 Playboy

01:34:32.140 magazine

01:34:32.880 announced

01:34:33.560 yesterday

01:34:34.000 that it

01:34:34.440 has

01:34:34.620 deactivated

01:34:35.500 its

01:34:35.740 Facebook

01:34:36.260 page

01:34:36.800 amidst

01:34:37.760 revelations

01:34:38.480 that

01:34:39.120 Cambridge

01:34:39.540 Analytica

01:34:40.180 had used

01:34:40.860 the social

01:34:41.440 media

01:34:41.740 platform

01:34:42.260 to

01:34:42.900 obtain

01:34:43.220 private

01:34:43.620 information

01:34:44.300 Cooper

01:34:45.960 Hefner

01:34:46.560 Playboy's

01:34:47.280 chief

01:34:47.560 creative

01:34:48.080 officer

01:34:48.520 and son

01:34:49.280 of

01:34:49.760 Hugh

01:34:49.980 Hefner

01:34:50.360 said

01:34:51.320 that

01:34:51.560 they

01:34:51.900 had

01:34:52.300 dropped

01:34:52.760 Facebook

01:34:53.340 now

01:34:53.900 because

01:34:56.040 Facebook's

01:34:56.760 content

01:34:57.460 guidelines

01:34:58.380 and corporate

01:34:58.940 policies

01:34:59.620 continue

01:35:00.660 to quote

01:35:01.460 contradict

01:35:02.440 Playboy's

01:35:03.440 values

01:35:04.320 I don't

01:35:09.160 recognize

01:35:09.700 the world

01:35:10.600 anymore

01:35:11.060 Glenn

01:35:13.740 Beck

01:35:14.600 Mercury

01:35:15.740 You're

01:35:24.200 listening to

01:35:24.620 the Glenn

01:35:24.940 Beck

01:35:25.160 program

01:35:25.640 Hello

01:35:27.520 Mike in

01:35:28.000 Connecticut

01:35:28.360 welcome to

01:35:28.840 the Glenn

01:35:29.060 Beck

01:35:29.180 program

01:35:29.660 How you

01:35:31.000 doing

01:35:31.160 Glenn?

01:35:31.620 Pretty

01:35:31.800 good man

01:35:32.140 how are

01:35:32.360 you?

01:35:33.720 I'm

01:35:34.000 good

01:35:34.360 Glenn I

01:35:36.200 want to

01:35:36.400 thank you

01:35:36.740 for telling

01:35:37.700 that story

01:35:38.240 today

01:35:38.700 about

01:35:40.480 Fenway Park

01:35:41.280 and the

01:35:41.560 Red Sox

01:35:42.160 I just

01:35:43.160 want to

01:35:43.360 let you

01:35:43.600 know that

01:35:44.120 that was

01:35:45.640 a real

01:35:45.920 story for

01:35:46.480 me

01:35:46.720 my father

01:35:47.840 and my

01:35:48.100 brother

01:35:48.400 it was

01:35:50.100 quite a

01:35:51.700 night

01:35:51.940 it was

01:35:52.420 definitely a

01:35:53.000 connecting

01:35:53.340 point with

01:35:53.940 my dad

01:35:54.520 it just

01:35:56.900 I had to

01:35:57.780 pull over

01:35:58.240 I was in

01:35:58.520 the car

01:35:58.960 and I

01:35:59.220 had to

01:35:59.440 pull over

01:35:59.960 and listen

01:36:01.700 to the rest

01:36:02.140 of that

01:36:02.380 story

01:36:02.800 thank you

01:36:03.720 very much

01:36:04.340 Mike

01:36:04.840 that's great

01:36:05.480 did you feel

01:36:06.040 cheated Mike

01:36:06.700 after you heard

01:36:07.300 it was totally

01:36:07.920 bogus

01:36:08.300 I mean

01:36:08.700 yeah I feel

01:36:10.660 a little dirty

01:36:11.440 you did feel

01:36:12.660 cheated

01:36:13.000 yeah

01:36:13.380 yeah

01:36:13.700 yeah

01:36:14.200 yeah

01:36:14.460 sorry

01:36:14.760 we all

01:36:15.140 did

01:36:15.380 it's just

01:36:17.720 such a great

01:36:18.240 story I

01:36:18.760 just couldn't

01:36:19.320 pass it

01:36:19.740 up but

01:36:20.220 I'm glad

01:36:21.060 I'm glad

01:36:21.620 that it

01:36:21.900 connected

01:36:22.200 with you

01:36:22.680 just forget

01:36:23.520 the last

01:36:23.940 couple of

01:36:24.280 lines

01:36:24.580 yeah

01:36:25.040 yeah

01:36:25.760 well

01:36:26.200 definitely

01:36:26.620 real for

01:36:27.080 me

01:36:27.320 for you

01:36:27.800 yes

01:36:28.080 good

01:36:28.540 good

01:36:29.020 Mike

01:36:29.580 thanks so

01:36:29.980 much

01:36:30.120 man

01:36:30.340 I

01:36:30.560 appreciate

01:36:30.860 it

01:36:31.040 thanks

01:36:31.200 for

01:36:31.340 connecting

01:36:31.720 God

01:36:32.540 bless

01:36:32.800 I

01:36:33.600 feel

01:36:33.920 a little

01:36:34.520 dirty

01:36:35.560 yeah

01:36:36.020 I feel

01:36:36.280 like

01:36:36.440 a lot

01:36:37.500 of

01:36:37.700 a lot

01:36:38.520 of

01:36:38.660 lifetime

01:36:39.000 movies

01:36:39.440 where I'm

01:36:39.780 rocking

01:36:39.980 back and

01:36:40.420 forth

01:36:40.680 in the

01:36:40.940 shower

01:36:41.140 thinking

01:36:41.460 I

01:36:41.640 just

01:36:41.820 can't

01:36:42.040 get

01:36:42.160 clean

01:36:42.540 yeah

01:36:43.140 that

01:36:43.640 story

01:36:44.740 will

01:36:44.920 do

01:36:45.040 that

01:36:45.240 too

01:36:45.380 yeah

01:36:45.640 yeah

01:36:46.120 yeah

01:36:46.700 okay

01:36:47.240 hey

01:36:47.760 let's

01:36:48.660 let's

01:36:49.180 go to

01:36:49.680 let's

01:36:50.240 go to

01:36:50.440 the

01:36:50.660 Pulse

01:36:51.220 nightclub

01:36:52.020 story

01:36:52.540 Pat

01:36:53.620 pretty

01:36:55.100 well

01:36:55.300 informed

01:36:55.600 guy

01:36:55.940 are you

01:36:56.620 not

01:36:56.880 I

01:36:57.160 think

01:36:57.320 so

01:36:57.520 yeah

01:36:57.760 yeah

01:36:58.100 tell me

01:36:59.020 what you

01:36:59.680 have

01:37:00.320 heard

01:37:00.740 on the

01:37:01.120 latest

01:37:01.420 on the

01:37:01.780 Pulse

01:37:02.000 nightclub

01:37:02.400 shooting

01:37:02.740 the

01:37:03.520 latest

01:37:03.980 yeah

01:37:04.220 the

01:37:04.400 latest

01:37:04.800 a lot

01:37:06.140 of

01:37:06.260 people

01:37:06.480 died

01:37:06.900 in a

01:37:07.480 terrorist

01:37:07.960 shooting

01:37:08.340 there

01:37:08.640 that's

01:37:10.460 about

01:37:10.660 the

01:37:10.840 latest

01:37:11.080 I've

01:37:11.380 heard

01:37:11.660 okay

01:37:11.860 so

01:37:12.060 here

01:37:12.400 is

01:37:12.640 the

01:37:12.840 latest

01:37:13.280 two

01:37:14.140 years

01:37:14.720 later

01:37:15.220 we

01:37:16.640 found

01:37:16.940 out

01:37:17.160 yesterday

01:37:17.780 and

01:37:18.520 this

01:37:18.860 should

01:37:19.100 be

01:37:19.400 at

01:37:19.600 the

01:37:19.740 top

01:37:20.020 of

01:37:20.180 every

01:37:20.580 news

01:37:20.940 feed

01:37:21.320 and

01:37:21.860 I've

01:37:22.200 been

01:37:22.300 watching

01:37:22.680 all

01:37:23.040 day

01:37:23.280 I've

01:37:23.400 been

01:37:23.500 watching

01:37:23.740 the

01:37:23.900 networks

01:37:24.300 nothing

01:37:25.000 I've

01:37:25.240 seen

01:37:25.400 nothing

01:37:25.680 on

01:37:25.820 the

01:37:25.940 nightclub

01:37:26.680 okay

01:37:27.060 try

01:37:27.280 this

01:37:27.580 so

01:37:28.600 remember

01:37:29.040 it

01:37:29.940 was

01:37:30.220 the

01:37:30.480 narrative

01:37:30.940 was

01:37:31.280 this

01:37:31.460 guy

01:37:31.780 who

01:37:32.000 was

01:37:32.260 an

01:37:32.380 islamic

01:37:32.780 extremist

01:37:33.420 but

01:37:33.720 he

01:37:34.280 he

01:37:35.260 was

01:37:35.420 probably

01:37:35.860 gay

01:37:36.380 and

01:37:36.960 he

01:37:37.120 was

01:37:37.300 repressing

01:37:37.820 it

01:37:38.300 and

01:37:38.480 so

01:37:38.840 you

01:37:39.120 know

01:37:39.380 America

01:37:40.380 hates

01:37:40.980 gays

01:37:41.480 and

01:37:41.640 he

01:37:41.900 hated

01:37:42.260 gays

01:37:42.600 because

01:37:42.780 he

01:37:42.920 was

01:37:43.060 repressing

01:37:43.540 it

01:37:43.760 because

01:37:43.980 of

01:37:44.120 his

01:37:44.240 religion

01:37:44.720 and

01:37:45.120 it's

01:37:45.260 all

01:37:45.420 religion

01:37:45.780 is

01:37:45.980 bad

01:37:46.240 and

01:37:46.340 that's

01:37:46.500 what

01:37:46.580 made

01:37:46.720 him

01:37:46.820 go

01:37:46.940 in

01:37:47.040 and

01:37:47.160 shoot

01:37:47.300 right

01:37:47.720 so

01:37:49.600 here's

01:37:50.580 what

01:37:50.760 we

01:37:50.960 found

01:37:51.360 out

01:37:51.720 yesterday

01:37:52.520 afternoon

01:37:53.520 the

01:37:54.560 Pulse

01:37:54.860 nightclub

01:37:55.540 was

01:37:55.960 not

01:37:56.420 his

01:37:56.680 intended

01:37:57.080 target

01:37:57.620 instead

01:37:58.240 it

01:37:59.100 was

01:37:59.420 Disney

01:38:00.300 at

01:38:01.760 10

01:38:02.100 p.m.

01:38:02.580 the

01:38:02.760 killer

01:38:03.020 arrived

01:38:03.620 at

01:38:03.820 the

01:38:03.980 Disney

01:38:04.320 World

01:38:04.600 shopping

01:38:05.300 and

01:38:05.600 entertainment

01:38:06.220 area

01:38:06.860 he

01:38:08.040 took

01:38:08.420 a

01:38:08.940 stroller

01:38:09.580 out

01:38:10.020 of

01:38:10.140 his

01:38:10.320 car

01:38:10.640 and

01:38:11.600 put

01:38:11.820 a

01:38:12.000 weapon

01:38:12.320 in

01:38:12.860 the

01:38:13.080 stroller

01:38:13.580 their

01:38:14.960 security

01:38:15.660 camera

01:38:16.120 footage

01:38:16.620 showing

01:38:17.200 him

01:38:17.520 passing

01:38:18.060 multiple

01:38:18.720 police

01:38:19.240 and

01:38:19.460 security

01:38:19.860 officers

01:38:20.400 and

01:38:21.020 then

01:38:21.420 pulling

01:38:22.020 the

01:38:22.240 stroller

01:38:22.540 back

01:38:22.980 and

01:38:23.280 watching

01:38:23.700 their

01:38:23.960 movements

01:38:24.540 it

01:38:25.180 apparently

01:38:25.680 made

01:38:26.420 him

01:38:26.680 rethink

01:38:27.380 his

01:38:27.700 choice

01:38:28.300 so

01:38:29.460 wait

01:38:29.640 a

01:38:29.740 minute

01:38:29.960 revelation

01:38:31.360 number

01:38:31.700 one

01:38:32.180 good

01:38:32.660 guys

01:38:33.220 with

01:38:33.440 a

01:38:33.640 gun

01:38:34.000 stopped

01:38:35.240 him

01:38:35.460 from

01:38:35.700 shooting

01:38:35.980 up

01:38:36.200 Disney

01:38:36.600 then

01:38:38.100 he

01:38:39.160 went

01:38:39.440 into

01:38:39.760 his

01:38:39.980 car

01:38:40.260 he

01:38:40.480 left

01:38:40.920 and

01:38:41.220 he

01:38:41.420 googled

01:38:42.080 downtown

01:38:43.660 Orlando

01:38:44.360 night

01:38:44.780 clubs

01:38:45.220 he

01:38:46.600 didn't

01:38:46.940 type

01:38:47.220 in

01:38:47.400 gay

01:38:47.780 clubs

01:38:48.340 he

01:38:48.960 just

01:38:49.220 put

01:38:49.560 downtown

01:38:50.520 Orlando

01:38:51.180 night

01:38:51.580 clubs

01:38:52.020 two

01:38:52.900 hits

01:38:53.300 came up

01:38:54.000 that he

01:38:54.320 followed

01:38:54.740 the top

01:38:55.220 two

01:38:55.600 eve

01:38:56.380 night

01:38:56.700 club

01:38:57.000 which

01:38:57.200 is

01:38:57.340 not

01:38:57.580 gay

01:38:57.920 and

01:38:58.220 pulse

01:38:58.680 he

01:38:59.480 pulled

01:38:59.720 up

01:38:59.860 the

01:38:59.980 directions

01:39:00.320 to

01:39:00.560 eve

01:39:00.980 started

01:39:01.580 driving

01:39:02.020 surveilled

01:39:02.460 the club

01:39:02.860 then he

01:39:03.140 got

01:39:03.280 directions

01:39:03.660 to

01:39:03.880 pulse

01:39:04.200 and drove

01:39:04.900 and surveilled

01:39:05.800 and did

01:39:06.340 the same

01:39:06.740 he

01:39:07.320 apparently

01:39:07.760 decided

01:39:08.220 that

01:39:08.460 eve

01:39:08.800 was an

01:39:09.620 easier

01:39:09.980 target

01:39:10.440 because

01:39:11.120 he

01:39:11.300 plugged

01:39:11.560 the

01:39:11.700 directions

01:39:12.020 back

01:39:12.360 into

01:39:12.560 his

01:39:12.720 phone

01:39:12.960 he

01:39:13.140 began

01:39:13.480 to

01:39:13.660 drive

01:39:13.920 in

01:39:14.040 that

01:39:14.180 direction

01:39:14.600 and

01:39:14.880 then

01:39:15.100 he

01:39:15.200 had

01:39:15.340 a

01:39:15.460 change

01:39:15.760 of

01:39:15.920 mind

01:39:16.200 he

01:39:16.400 turned

01:39:16.700 around

01:39:17.100 and

01:39:17.560 he

01:39:17.680 went

01:39:17.840 to

01:39:18.020 pulse

01:39:18.380 not

01:39:19.380 once

01:39:20.340 did

01:39:21.160 he

01:39:21.420 make

01:39:21.740 a

01:39:21.860 derogatory

01:39:22.280 remark

01:39:22.640 about

01:39:22.880 gay

01:39:23.140 people

01:39:24.300 everything

01:39:25.080 that he

01:39:25.520 said

01:39:25.920 was

01:39:26.420 about

01:39:27.420 US

01:39:27.780 policy

01:39:28.260 in the

01:39:28.620 Middle

01:39:28.800 East

01:39:29.100 and

01:39:29.760 his

01:39:30.100 bringing

01:39:30.440 violence

01:39:31.060 to

01:39:31.540 the

01:39:31.800 USA

01:39:32.220 mainland

01:39:32.820 he

01:39:33.540 made

01:39:33.960 that

01:39:34.240 call

01:39:34.680 right

01:39:35.240 before

01:39:35.540 he

01:39:35.720 went

01:39:35.900 in

01:39:36.100 and

01:39:36.380 shot

01:39:36.640 everybody

01:39:36.960 up

01:39:37.320 so

01:39:37.760 this

01:39:37.980 had

01:39:38.180 nothing

01:39:38.860 to

01:39:39.180 do

01:39:39.520 with

01:39:40.300 homosexuality

01:39:41.220 and

01:39:42.680 good

01:39:44.060 guys

01:39:44.520 with

01:39:44.800 guns

01:39:45.460 thwarted

01:39:46.500 his

01:39:46.920 main

01:39:47.260 target

01:39:47.680 how

01:39:49.720 we

01:39:50.260 don't

01:39:50.420 know

01:39:50.580 that

01:39:50.800 how

01:39:51.280 is

01:39:51.740 this

01:39:51.980 coming

01:39:52.240 out

01:39:52.480 today

01:39:53.000 and

01:39:53.820 okay

01:39:54.200 you

01:39:54.460 can

01:39:54.600 say

01:39:54.820 well

01:39:55.060 we

01:39:55.240 had

01:39:55.400 to

01:39:55.500 make

01:39:55.640 sure

01:39:55.860 that

01:39:56.020 it

01:39:56.140 wasn't

01:39:56.380 because

01:39:56.600 of

01:39:56.700 the

01:39:56.800 trial

01:39:57.180 blah

01:39:57.480 blah

01:39:57.580 blah

01:39:57.720 okay

01:39:58.180 fine

01:39:58.680 why

01:39:59.520 isn't

01:39:59.860 this

01:40:00.020 a

01:40:00.180 story

01:40:00.400 today

01:40:00.840 doesn't

01:40:02.280 fit

01:40:02.420 the

01:40:02.560 narrative

01:40:02.900 simple

01:40:04.480 as

01:40:04.660 that

01:40:04.880 right

01:40:05.080 that's

01:40:05.180 it

01:40:05.300 that's

01:40:05.780 the

01:40:05.900 only

01:40:06.000 reason

01:40:06.280 that's

01:40:07.460 the

01:40:07.600 only

01:40:07.800 reason

01:40:08.160 and

01:40:09.560 look

01:40:09.840 at

01:40:09.960 how

01:40:10.140 much

01:40:10.440 look

01:40:11.080 how

01:40:11.360 much

01:40:11.660 we

01:40:11.920 have

01:40:12.100 done

01:40:12.500 to

01:40:12.740 ourselves

01:40:13.220 because

01:40:13.560 we

01:40:13.760 were

01:40:13.900 on

01:40:14.100 we

01:40:14.580 were

01:40:14.680 playing

01:40:14.920 for

01:40:15.120 our

01:40:15.580 tribe

01:40:15.920 yeah

01:40:16.560 everybody

01:40:16.900 was

01:40:17.100 playing

01:40:17.320 for

01:40:17.460 their

01:40:17.580 tribe

01:40:17.920 this

01:40:18.880 is

01:40:19.040 about

01:40:19.400 islamic

01:40:19.940 terrorism

01:40:20.320 which

01:40:20.660 it

01:40:20.780 was

01:40:21.200 no

01:40:22.520 no

01:40:22.700 no

01:40:22.920 this

01:40:23.180 is

01:40:23.300 about

01:40:23.640 how

01:40:24.220 much

01:40:24.520 people

01:40:24.840 hate

01:40:25.080 gay

01:40:25.300 people

01:40:25.660 no

01:40:26.340 this

01:40:26.640 is

01:40:26.780 you're

01:40:27.000 just

01:40:27.200 anti

01:40:27.880 islamic

01:40:29.180 people

01:40:30.140 no

01:40:30.640 no

01:40:31.260 well

01:40:32.340 he

01:40:32.500 went

01:40:32.780 and

01:40:32.940 targeted

01:40:33.340 this

01:40:35.040 is

01:40:35.100 about

01:40:35.280 the

01:40:35.460 gun

01:40:35.760 no

01:40:36.200 this

01:40:36.800 is

01:40:36.980 about

01:40:37.200 one

01:40:37.520 thing

01:40:37.940 a

01:40:38.580 guy

01:40:38.840 who

01:40:39.020 is

01:40:39.180 pissed

01:40:39.480 off

01:40:39.760 at

01:40:39.920 u.s

01:40:40.280 policy

01:40:40.920 and

01:40:41.480 believe

01:40:41.820 that

01:40:42.080 Allah

01:40:42.400 would

01:40:42.760 prepare

01:40:43.200 a way

01:40:43.560 for

01:40:43.780 him

01:40:44.080 and

01:40:44.520 give

01:40:44.720 him

01:40:44.920 70

01:40:45.640 virgins

01:40:46.200 or

01:40:46.540 I

01:40:47.120 don't

01:40:47.260 know

01:40:47.440 they're

01:40:47.880 probably

01:40:48.420 down

01:40:48.900 somewhere

01:40:49.300 you

01:40:49.460 might

01:40:49.600 get

01:40:49.760 40

01:40:50.140 now

01:40:50.480 I'm

01:40:50.740 not

01:40:50.920 really

01:40:51.160 sure

01:40:51.500 but

01:40:52.100 you

01:40:52.200 get

01:40:52.420 an

01:40:52.640 unspecified

01:40:53.440 number

01:40:53.760 of

01:40:53.980 virgins

01:40:54.360 if

01:40:54.640 you

01:40:54.780 kill

01:40:55.100 yourself

01:40:55.600 and

01:40:55.880 other

01:40:56.160 people

01:40:56.560 that's

01:40:57.580 that's

01:40:57.920 all

01:40:58.100 this

01:40:58.300 was

01:40:58.440 about

01:40:58.760 and

01:40:59.380 how

01:40:59.800 is

01:40:59.940 it

01:41:00.060 possible

01:41:00.600 that

01:41:00.820 that

01:41:01.300 took

01:41:01.480 two

01:41:01.720 years

01:41:02.100 to

01:41:02.320 discover

01:41:02.720 you

01:41:03.720 know

01:41:03.860 it

01:41:03.960 didn't

01:41:04.520 no

01:41:04.700 it

01:41:04.840 didn't

01:41:05.080 no

01:41:05.280 it

01:41:05.380 was

01:41:05.480 released

01:41:05.840 because

01:41:06.220 of

01:41:06.420 the

01:41:06.700 because

01:41:07.160 of

01:41:07.320 the

01:41:07.440 court

01:41:07.660 case

01:41:08.020 against

01:41:08.900 the

01:41:09.120 wife

01:41:09.440 yes

01:41:09.780 who

01:41:10.400 also

01:41:10.740 looks

01:41:11.100 by

01:41:11.300 the

01:41:11.380 way

01:41:11.560 like

01:41:11.820 she

01:41:12.000 had

01:41:12.180 something

01:41:12.420 to do

01:41:12.660 with

01:41:12.740 this

01:41:12.840 or

01:41:12.960 at

01:41:13.060 least

01:41:13.200 I

01:41:13.440 remember

01:41:14.200 her

01:41:14.400 being

01:41:14.620 suspicious

01:41:15.100 at

01:41:15.320 the

01:41:15.400 beginning

01:41:15.760 yeah

01:41:16.200 and

01:41:16.420 they

01:41:16.540 first

01:41:16.700 they

01:41:16.820 were

01:41:16.880 like

01:41:17.000 now

01:41:17.320 it

01:41:17.440 looks

01:41:18.040 like

01:41:28.100 must

01:41:29.280 be

01:41:29.420 gay

01:41:29.560 only

01:41:29.760 gay

01:41:29.980 people

01:41:30.240 look

01:41:30.440 at

01:41:30.560 themselves

01:41:30.840 a lot

01:41:31.160 in the

01:41:31.340 mirror

01:41:31.560 I

01:41:31.840 don't

01:41:32.140 think

01:41:32.320 that's

01:41:32.860 true

01:41:33.780 per se

01:41:34.440 no

01:41:34.820 I

01:41:35.420 don't

01:41:35.800 think

01:41:36.000 it

01:41:36.120 is

01:41:36.420 but

01:41:36.800 find

01:41:37.560 that

01:41:37.740 interesting

01:41:38.160 and

01:41:38.700 kind

01:41:39.080 of

01:41:39.180 important

01:41:39.580 because

01:41:40.000 this

01:41:40.520 how

01:41:41.200 is

01:41:41.400 this

01:41:41.560 not

01:41:41.760 related

01:41:42.120 to

01:41:42.300 the

01:41:42.420 news

01:41:42.680 of

01:41:42.840 the

01:41:42.940 day

01:41:43.240 we're

01:41:43.960 arguing

01:41:44.380 about

01:41:44.860 the

01:41:45.660 second

01:41:46.000 amendment

01:41:46.400 no

01:41:47.220 you

01:41:47.500 have

01:41:47.780 evidence

01:41:48.160 right

01:41:48.440 here

01:41:48.800 good

01:41:49.880 guys

01:41:50.260 with

01:41:50.540 guns

01:41:51.100 turned

01:41:51.940 a

01:41:52.120 bad

01:41:52.580 guy

01:41:52.940 with

01:41:53.180 a

01:41:53.340 gun

01:41:53.640 away

01:41:54.320 and

01:41:54.900 it's

01:41:55.040 more

01:41:55.240 evidence

01:41:55.580 because

01:41:55.920 the

01:41:56.480 same

01:41:56.640 thing

01:41:56.820 happened

01:41:57.080 last

01:41:57.340 week

01:41:57.560 in

01:41:57.680 the

01:41:57.780 Maryland

01:41:58.020 school

01:41:58.320 shooting

01:41:58.700 yep

01:41:59.100 a

01:42:00.120 good

01:42:00.360 guy

01:42:00.560 with

01:42:00.700 a

01:42:00.820 gun

01:42:01.060 stopped

01:42:01.860 it

01:42:02.100 almost

01:42:02.580 immediately

01:42:03.080 and

01:42:03.660 certainly

01:42:03.900 before

01:42:04.280 anyone

01:42:05.480 died

01:42:05.860 one

01:42:06.740 person

01:42:07.020 died

01:42:07.260 I

01:42:07.560 think

01:42:07.680 she

01:42:07.800 died

01:42:08.060 I

01:42:08.500 think

01:42:08.760 only

01:42:09.080 the

01:42:09.280 shooter

01:42:10.080 died

01:42:10.400 no

01:42:10.600 I

01:42:10.740 thought

01:42:10.900 she

01:42:11.160 went

01:42:11.420 to

01:42:11.560 the

01:42:11.720 hospital

01:42:12.140 and

01:42:12.380 I

01:42:12.500 think

01:42:12.640 she

01:42:12.820 died

01:42:12.940 did

01:42:13.120 she

01:42:13.220 eventually

01:42:13.560 die

01:42:13.840 I

01:42:13.960 did

01:42:14.700 she

01:42:14.820 yeah

01:42:15.240 yeah

01:42:16.200 but

01:42:16.340 it was

01:42:16.500 the girl

01:42:16.720 in

01:42:16.860 critical

01:42:17.120 condition

01:42:17.520 did

01:42:17.760 eventually

01:42:18.100 die

01:42:18.420 yeah

01:42:18.680 I

01:42:18.780 think

01:42:18.920 she

01:42:19.060 did

01:42:19.220 but

01:42:19.720 I

01:42:19.840 could

01:42:19.960 be

01:42:20.100 wrong

01:42:20.320 but

01:42:20.440 I

01:42:20.520 think

01:42:20.640 she

01:42:20.760 did

01:42:20.900 certainly

01:42:21.520 a

01:42:21.740 different

01:42:22.080 story

01:42:23.140 than

01:42:23.560 the

01:42:26.240 Parkland

01:42:26.640 shooting

01:42:26.960 yeah

01:42:27.240 so

01:42:28.360 they

01:42:29.220 don't

01:42:29.520 want

01:42:29.720 but

01:42:29.880 that

01:42:30.040 doesn't

01:42:30.420 again

01:42:30.700 that

01:42:30.940 doesn't

01:42:31.280 fit

01:42:31.440 the

01:42:31.580 narrative

01:42:31.840 they

01:42:32.040 don't

01:42:32.140 want

01:42:32.300 anything

01:42:32.520 they

01:42:33.240 got

01:42:33.420 these

01:42:33.600 kids

01:42:33.880 out

01:42:34.140 yelling

01:42:34.460 about

01:42:34.820 you

01:42:35.680 know

01:42:35.780 gun

01:42:36.100 rights

01:42:36.400 and

01:42:36.660 taking

01:42:37.180 them

01:42:37.460 away

01:42:37.940 and

01:42:38.320 how

01:42:38.680 adults

01:42:39.700 are

01:42:39.900 soulless

01:42:40.720 and

01:42:40.980 they

01:42:41.140 are

01:42:41.280 uncompassionate

01:42:42.560 and

01:42:43.040 the

01:42:44.140 whole

01:42:44.340 narrative

01:42:44.700 right

01:42:44.980 now

01:42:45.260 is

01:42:45.840 against

01:42:46.740 every

01:42:47.900 right

01:42:48.800 thinking

01:42:49.140 American

01:42:49.620 who

01:42:49.900 believes

01:42:50.200 in

01:42:50.320 the

01:42:50.440 second

01:42:50.640 amendment

01:42:50.980 we're

01:42:52.480 being

01:42:52.980 presented

01:42:53.480 as if

01:42:54.220 we're

01:42:54.520 terrible

01:42:54.920 people

01:42:55.360 who

01:42:55.980 just

01:42:56.320 want

01:42:56.600 children

01:42:56.980 to

01:42:57.200 die

01:42:57.500 I

01:42:58.380 just

01:42:58.560 really

01:42:58.820 getting

01:42:59.020 tired

01:42:59.240 of

01:42:59.360 that

01:42:59.480 narrative

01:42:59.880 really

01:43:00.820 getting

01:43:01.040 tired

01:43:01.280 of

01:43:01.440 it

01:43:01.540 there's

01:43:01.820 going

01:43:01.940 to

01:43:02.020 come

01:43:02.160 a

01:43:02.260 time

01:43:02.600 I

01:43:03.020 think

01:43:03.120 when

01:43:03.260 people

01:43:03.500 have

01:43:03.640 had

01:43:03.780 enough

01:43:04.180 of

01:43:05.340 the

01:43:06.420 Parkland

01:43:07.060 students

01:43:07.880 controlling

01:43:09.040 this

01:43:09.360 narrative

01:43:09.900 and

01:43:11.060 we're

01:43:11.320 going

01:43:11.400 to

01:43:11.500 stand

01:43:11.720 up

01:43:11.860 and

01:43:11.980 say

01:43:12.100 okay

01:43:12.480 I

01:43:13.760 don't

01:43:14.140 know

01:43:14.280 when

01:43:14.440 that

01:43:14.640 is

01:43:14.940 I

01:43:15.060 mean

01:43:15.160 if

01:43:15.620 you

01:43:15.740 saw

01:43:16.060 that

01:43:16.320 Laura

01:43:16.580 Ingram

01:43:16.900 is

01:43:17.100 now

01:43:17.280 being

01:43:17.460 attacked

01:43:17.900 because

01:43:18.160 she

01:43:18.500 said

01:43:18.920 he

01:43:19.340 can't

01:43:19.660 get

01:43:19.820 in

01:43:20.140 trying

01:43:20.560 to

01:43:20.680 boycott

01:43:20.980 her

01:43:22.400 and

01:43:23.160 they're

01:43:23.660 actually

01:43:24.160 saying

01:43:24.740 that

01:43:24.960 she

01:43:25.240 had

01:43:25.600 no

01:43:25.820 right

01:43:26.080 you

01:43:26.260 don't

01:43:26.560 do

01:43:26.760 that

01:43:26.920 you

01:43:27.080 don't

01:43:27.320 say

01:43:27.580 those

01:43:27.880 things

01:43:28.240 excuse

01:43:28.940 me

01:43:29.400 he

01:43:29.700 can

01:43:29.880 say

01:43:30.080 anything

01:43:30.600 he

01:43:30.920 wants

01:43:31.200 he

01:43:31.640 can

01:43:31.880 call

01:43:32.520 Dana

01:43:33.180 Lash

01:43:33.720 any

01:43:34.440 name

01:43:39.900 civility

01:43:41.640 now

01:43:41.960 I'm

01:43:42.640 not

01:43:42.760 I'm

01:43:43.040 going

01:43:43.120 to

01:43:43.200 try

01:43:43.360 to

01:43:43.540 continue

01:43:44.080 to

01:43:44.240 be

01:43:44.420 civil

01:43:44.760 so

01:43:45.080 don't

01:43:45.560 don't

01:43:46.020 try

01:43:46.320 to

01:43:46.500 tell

01:43:46.740 me

01:43:47.100 that

01:43:47.320 you

01:43:47.640 are

01:43:47.880 beyond

01:43:48.400 reproach

01:43:49.180 if

01:43:49.420 you

01:43:49.740 are

01:43:49.980 engaging

01:43:50.480 in

01:43:50.740 that

01:43:50.920 yourself

01:43:51.460 nope

01:43:52.000 the

01:43:52.680 rule

01:43:52.920 has

01:43:53.120 always

01:43:53.380 been

01:43:53.740 all

01:43:54.300 right

01:43:54.440 kids

01:43:54.840 and

01:43:55.040 families

01:43:55.660 are

01:43:56.060 off

01:43:57.300 limits

01:43:57.680 they're

01:43:58.440 not

01:43:58.800 part

01:43:59.140 of

01:43:59.280 this

01:43:59.560 but

01:44:00.540 when

01:44:00.820 the

01:44:01.020 families

01:44:01.800 and

01:44:02.300 kids

01:44:02.800 engage

01:44:03.420 in

01:44:03.780 the

01:44:03.900 political

01:44:04.260 forum

01:44:04.820 I'm

01:44:05.720 sorry

01:44:06.140 then

01:44:06.400 you're

01:44:06.600 fair

01:44:06.820 game

01:44:07.220 and

01:44:07.360 I'm

01:44:07.480 sorry

01:44:07.640 no

01:44:08.020 matter

01:44:08.200 who

01:44:08.420 makes

01:44:08.680 it

01:44:08.820 a

01:44:09.020 point

01:44:09.260 is

01:44:09.480 always

01:44:09.840 fair

01:44:10.040 game

01:44:10.500 if

01:44:10.860 someone

01:44:11.120 is

01:44:11.280 making

01:44:11.500 an

01:44:11.720 argument

01:44:11.920 it's

01:44:13.080 always

01:44:13.320 fair

01:44:13.520 game

01:44:13.660 you

01:44:13.740 don't

01:44:13.860 need

01:44:13.980 to

01:44:14.120 personally

01:44:14.900 attack

01:44:15.460 someone

01:44:15.760 but

01:44:15.940 I mean

01:44:16.160 Laura

01:44:16.500 Ingram

01:44:16.680 is a good

01:44:16.940 example

01:44:17.220 she didn't

01:44:18.060 he

01:44:18.260 came out

01:44:18.760 and he

01:44:18.980 complained

01:44:19.400 about not

01:44:19.880 getting into

01:44:20.260 a few

01:44:20.580 colleges

01:44:21.120 and

01:44:22.220 Laura

01:44:22.860 Ingram

01:44:23.140 tweeted

01:44:23.500 an article

01:44:23.940 that said

01:44:24.500 well

01:44:25.000 you know

01:44:25.620 you're

01:44:26.140 whining

01:44:26.400 about not

01:44:26.760 getting into

01:44:27.040 colleges

01:44:27.420 but

01:44:27.840 actually

01:44:28.220 with your

01:44:28.620 grade point

01:44:28.980 average

01:44:29.240 which is

01:44:29.580 actually

01:44:29.840 it was

01:44:30.080 a 4.1

01:44:30.840 which is

01:44:31.300 a fine

01:44:31.620 grade point

01:44:32.020 average

01:44:32.240 but it's

01:44:32.520 not good

01:44:32.860 enough

01:44:33.040 to get

01:44:33.260 into

01:44:33.480 I think

01:44:33.720 it was

01:44:33.880 UCLA

01:44:34.220 that's

01:44:35.660 not

01:44:35.820 making

01:44:36.600 fun

01:44:37.080 she's

01:44:37.520 not

01:44:37.640 mocking

01:44:38.120 you need

01:44:38.700 higher than

01:44:39.640 a 4.1

01:44:40.400 to get

01:44:40.700 into

01:44:40.860 UCLA

01:44:41.320 that's

01:44:42.380 stringent

01:44:43.000 I remember

01:44:43.720 when I was

01:44:44.260 a kid

01:44:44.580 like a

01:44:45.440 2

01:44:45.740 I remember

01:44:48.840 when I was

01:44:49.320 a kid

01:44:49.620 there was

01:44:49.980 only

01:44:50.240 4.0

01:44:51.160 how high

01:44:51.920 does it

01:44:52.260 go

01:44:52.500 now

01:44:52.700 I don't

01:44:53.000 know

01:44:53.240 I think

01:44:53.940 it goes

01:44:54.240 almost

01:44:54.480 to 5

01:44:54.960 now

01:44:55.180 when you

01:44:55.580 do

01:44:55.720 extra

01:44:56.140 credit

01:44:56.840 is this

01:44:57.740 common core

01:44:59.240 math

01:44:59.620 yeah

01:45:00.360 no

01:45:00.680 it's

01:45:01.000 just

01:45:01.320 it's

01:45:02.080 the

01:45:02.280 new

01:45:02.760 system

01:45:03.780 that

01:45:04.140 they

01:45:04.280 have

01:45:04.560 when

01:45:04.760 you

01:45:04.860 do

01:45:05.060 extra

01:45:05.520 things

01:45:06.040 you

01:45:06.900 can

01:45:07.040 be

01:45:07.200 like

01:45:07.460 I

01:45:07.800 think

01:45:08.080 all

01:45:08.220 the way

01:45:08.460 up to

01:45:08.660 a

01:45:08.940 4.8

01:45:09.460 I've

01:45:09.700 seen

01:45:09.960 I don't

01:45:10.860 know

01:45:10.940 if it

01:45:11.120 goes

01:45:11.280 higher

01:45:11.480 than

01:45:11.660 that

01:45:11.840 maybe

01:45:12.060 it

01:45:12.200 does

01:45:12.500 but

01:45:12.820 well

01:45:13.340 what

01:45:13.480 we

01:45:13.580 do

01:45:13.720 know

01:45:13.960 is

01:45:14.160 that

01:45:14.280 I

01:45:14.420 wasn't

01:45:14.700 in

01:45:14.840 that

01:45:15.000 stratosphere

01:45:15.560 when I

01:45:15.860 was a

01:45:16.180 kid

01:45:16.340 we

01:45:18.020 know

01:45:18.240 that

01:45:18.500 17

01:45:19.180 year olds

01:45:19.640 are

01:45:20.020 of course

01:45:20.440 wise

01:45:20.800 enough

01:45:21.080 to

01:45:22.520 devise

01:45:24.940 our

01:45:25.260 national

01:45:25.660 gun

01:45:25.960 strategy

01:45:26.320 that

01:45:26.740 we

01:45:26.980 know

01:45:27.220 that

01:45:27.860 we

01:45:28.120 know

01:45:28.280 that

01:45:28.560 that's

01:45:28.960 for

01:45:29.120 certain

01:45:29.400 can't

01:45:29.940 get

01:45:30.060 into

01:45:30.280 UCLA

01:45:30.980 but

01:45:31.940 you

01:45:32.780 can

01:45:33.240 change

01:45:33.560 the

01:45:33.740 constitution

01:45:34.260 we

01:45:34.620 should

01:45:34.780 follow

01:45:35.200 your

01:45:35.500 advice

01:45:35.920 on

01:45:36.100 the

01:45:36.200 constitution

01:45:36.820 yeah

01:45:42.500 before

01:45:48.060 you

01:45:48.220 go

01:45:48.420 Stu

01:45:48.660 or I

01:45:49.240 mean

01:45:49.400 Pat

01:45:49.840 there's

01:45:50.220 something

01:45:51.280 you've

01:45:51.620 been

01:45:51.720 talking

01:45:51.980 about

01:45:52.200 on

01:45:52.340 your

01:45:52.460 show

01:45:52.640 for

01:45:52.800 a

01:45:52.920 while

01:45:53.220 that

01:45:54.200 how

01:45:54.680 bad

01:45:55.400 Cosmo

01:45:56.020 is

01:45:56.640 for

01:45:56.880 kids

01:45:57.280 I

01:45:58.440 you know

01:45:59.620 I

01:45:59.780 hadn't

01:46:00.020 thought

01:46:00.220 about

01:46:00.440 it

01:46:00.580 that

01:46:00.740 much

01:46:01.000 until

01:46:01.220 the

01:46:01.400 campaign

01:46:01.800 Victoria

01:46:02.480 Hearst

01:46:02.820 founded

01:46:03.120 this

01:46:03.340 campaign

01:46:03.760 it's

01:46:04.300 interesting

01:46:04.680 because

01:46:04.960 her

01:46:05.100 family's

01:46:05.560 corporation

01:46:06.060 the

01:46:06.240 Hearst

01:46:06.440 corporation

01:46:06.940 publishes

01:46:07.480 Cosmo

01:46:07.880 but she's

01:46:09.360 not trying

01:46:09.720 to censor

01:46:10.860 the magazine

01:46:11.320 in any

01:46:11.780 way

01:46:11.940 she just

01:46:12.280 wants

01:46:12.600 material

01:46:13.760 harmful

01:46:14.100 to

01:46:14.280 minor

01:46:14.480 laws

01:46:14.900 applied

01:46:15.400 to

01:46:15.580 Cosmo

01:46:15.860 so kids

01:46:16.300 under

01:46:16.500 18

01:46:16.800 can't

01:46:17.120 buy

01:46:17.260 it

01:46:17.420 and

01:46:17.760 when

01:46:17.860 you

01:46:17.940 look

01:46:18.100 at

01:46:18.180 the

01:46:18.340 articles

01:46:18.720 in

01:46:19.020 the

01:46:19.140 magazine

01:46:19.480 it's

01:46:20.460 pretty

01:46:20.780 clear

01:46:21.280 kids

01:46:21.620 under

01:46:21.820 18

01:46:22.140 shouldn't

01:46:22.460 have

01:46:22.740 access

01:46:23.880 to

01:46:24.300 31

01:46:24.860 different

01:46:25.260 positions

01:46:25.780 that

01:46:26.280 you

01:46:26.640 and

01:46:26.740 your

01:46:26.880 lesbian

01:46:27.240 lover

01:46:27.580 can

01:46:27.920 get

01:46:28.840 into

01:46:29.200 it's

01:46:31.440 articles

01:46:31.820 like

01:46:32.100 that

01:46:32.420 all

01:46:33.940 throughout

01:46:34.300 every

01:46:34.620 single

01:46:34.940 magazine

01:46:35.420 and

01:46:35.580 there's

01:46:35.740 not

01:46:35.920 32

01:46:36.440 there's

01:46:37.260 just

01:46:37.420 the

01:46:37.580 31

01:46:37.960 no

01:46:38.180 there's

01:46:38.440 31

01:46:38.740 you're

01:46:38.980 right

01:46:39.120 you're

01:46:39.620 right

01:46:39.760 it is

01:46:40.060 31

01:46:41.000 make

01:46:41.360 sure

01:46:41.560 we

01:46:41.720 know

01:46:41.880 that

01:46:42.100 there's

01:46:42.420 36

01:46:43.140 there's

01:46:47.500 there's

01:46:47.860 there's

01:46:48.180 92

01:46:48.800 different

01:46:49.880 uh

01:46:50.760 genders

01:46:51.320 right

01:46:52.060 but only

01:46:52.360 31

01:46:53.040 different

01:46:53.720 positions

01:46:54.180 right

01:46:54.440 but

01:46:55.400 it seems

01:46:56.260 like the

01:46:56.780 campaign is

01:46:57.360 having a

01:46:57.640 big effect

01:46:58.140 apparently

01:46:59.440 walmart

01:47:00.020 has taken

01:47:00.500 it out

01:47:00.820 of their

01:47:01.180 aisle

01:47:02.340 uh

01:47:03.420 stands

01:47:03.980 the

01:47:04.460 little

01:47:04.900 new

01:47:05.220 stands

01:47:05.580 in their

01:47:05.840 aisles

01:47:06.160 and put

01:47:07.140 it

01:47:07.260 somewhere

01:47:07.700 else

01:47:07.940 in the

01:47:08.260 store

01:47:08.620 or removed

01:47:09.400 it

01:47:09.540 completely

01:47:09.920 i don't

01:47:10.500 know

01:47:10.660 but that's

01:47:11.220 it's

01:47:11.720 awesome

01:47:12.120 that people

01:47:12.600 are having

01:47:13.040 they're

01:47:13.520 making a

01:47:13.840 difference

01:47:14.180 and you

01:47:14.560 can make

01:47:14.960 a difference

01:47:15.280 if you

01:47:15.580 just take

01:47:15.980 a stand

01:47:16.440 where do

01:47:16.820 you go

01:47:17.620 to find

01:47:17.880 this

01:47:18.020 information

01:47:18.500 cosmohertskids.com

01:47:20.800 thank you

01:47:21.260 yeah

01:47:21.600 all right

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01:47:22.620 ever wanted

01:47:22.940 to refinance

01:47:23.500 your mortgage

01:47:23.920 but you

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01:47:25.280 a 30

01:47:25.880 year loan

01:47:26.420 again

01:47:26.860 american

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01:47:30.960 mortgage insurance

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01:47:32.320 your rate

01:47:32.880 or consolidate

01:47:33.580 high interest

01:47:34.240 debt

01:47:34.540 you don't

01:47:35.300 have to

01:47:35.560 worry

01:47:35.840 about

01:47:36.220 resetting

01:47:36.780 your loan

01:47:37.220 because at

01:47:37.680 american

01:47:38.060 financing

01:47:38.600 they offer

01:47:39.120 9 13

01:47:40.060 or 18

01:47:40.680 year loans

01:47:41.400 it really

01:47:42.300 pretty much

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01:47:43.120 that you

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01:47:43.760 it is a

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01:47:46.140 and you

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01:48:34.940 Glenn

01:48:37.140 Beck

01:48:38.160 Mercury

01:48:38.980 Glenn

01:48:47.440 Beck

01:48:48.020 I want to

01:48:50.780 tell you

01:48:51.000 again about

01:48:51.360 a film

01:48:51.980 that I

01:48:52.200 saw last

01:48:52.820 night

01:48:53.280 it is

01:48:54.620 about

01:48:55.160 Operation

01:48:58.000 Underground

01:48:59.200 Railroad

01:48:59.760 about

01:49:00.120 saving

01:49:00.840 kids

01:49:01.380 from

01:49:01.760 slavery

01:49:02.300 and it

01:49:02.840 is

01:49:03.200 absolutely

01:49:04.760 fantastic

01:49:05.520 it is

01:49:06.120 something

01:49:06.420 that

01:49:06.940 we have

01:49:08.160 been

01:49:08.300 trying to

01:49:08.760 crack this

01:49:09.780 code

01:49:10.040 for a

01:49:10.360 while

01:49:10.600 and it

01:49:10.940 is

01:49:11.100 quite

01:49:11.320 frankly

01:49:11.640 the same

01:49:12.260 code

01:49:12.560 that

01:49:12.780 even

01:49:13.100 Ben

01:49:13.420 Franklin

01:49:13.760 tried

01:49:14.040 to

01:49:14.200 crack

01:49:14.440 how

01:49:14.700 do

01:49:15.020 we

01:49:15.140 get

01:49:15.260 people

01:49:15.520 to

01:49:15.660 care

01:49:15.840 about

01:49:16.100 slavery

01:49:16.540 and watch

01:49:17.120 it

01:49:17.240 because

01:49:17.380 it's

01:49:17.580 such

01:49:17.780 a

01:49:18.100 horrible

01:49:18.460 thing

01:49:18.880 how do

01:49:19.440 you

01:49:19.560 do

01:49:38.760 just

01:49:39.840 go

01:49:40.000 to

01:49:40.160 our

01:49:41.120 our

01:49:41.140 film

01:49:41.980 and sign

01:49:46.660 up

01:49:46.960 and in

01:49:47.500 about

01:49:47.680 eight

01:49:47.940 weeks

01:49:48.240 it'll

01:49:48.460 come

01:49:48.780 and

01:49:49.340 then

01:49:49.940 just

01:49:50.140 watch

01:49:50.480 it

01:49:50.680 and

01:49:51.020 ship

01:49:51.660 it

01:49:51.800 to

01:49:51.920 a

01:49:52.080 friend

01:49:52.380 it

01:49:53.220 will

01:49:53.420 leave

01:49:53.680 you

01:49:53.820 with

01:49:54.000 so

01:49:54.220 much

01:49:54.460 hope

01:49:54.860 and

01:49:55.220 joy

01:49:55.700 it's

01:49:55.980 weird

01:49:57.140 because

01:49:57.940 it's

01:49:58.820 an hour

01:49:59.180 and 20

01:49:59.540 minutes

01:49:59.900 and

01:50:00.340 you

01:50:00.640 can't

01:50:01.080 take

01:50:01.220 your

01:50:01.400 eyes

01:50:01.720 off

01:50:01.940 of

01:50:02.080 it

01:50:02.240 it

01:50:02.880 it

01:50:03.360 deals

01:50:04.020 with

01:50:04.220 really

01:50:04.560 dark

01:50:04.940 stuff

01:50:05.360 but

01:50:05.580 it

01:50:05.860 has

01:50:06.140 so

01:50:06.400 much

01:50:06.700 hope

01:50:07.240 in

01:50:07.440 it

01:50:07.680 they've

01:50:09.640 they've

01:50:10.200 did it

01:50:10.540 with a

01:50:10.800 test

01:50:11.060 audience

01:50:11.460 and

01:50:12.100 I

01:50:12.300 think

01:50:12.420 in

01:50:12.560 three

01:50:12.780 days

01:50:13.100 they

01:50:13.280 raised

01:50:13.560 three

01:50:13.840 million

01:50:14.160 dollars

01:50:14.560 and

01:50:14.840 it

01:50:14.940 doesn't

01:50:15.180 ask

01:50:15.440 you

01:50:15.640 to

01:50:16.060 donate

01:50:16.840 just

01:50:17.380 people

01:50:17.640 watch

01:50:17.940 it

01:50:18.060 and

01:50:18.140 they're

01:50:18.260 like

01:50:18.420 I've

01:50:18.720 got

01:50:18.820 to

01:50:18.900 get

01:50:19.020 involved

01:50:19.400 so

01:50:20.340 please

01:50:20.820 if

01:50:21.020 you've

01:50:21.180 ever

01:50:21.300 thought

01:50:21.520 what

01:50:21.700 can

01:50:21.880 I

01:50:22.020 do

01:50:22.260 this

01:50:22.600 is

01:50:22.740 it

01:50:23.060 go

01:50:23.800 to

01:50:24.020 our

01:50:24.360 film

01:50:24.920 org

01:50:25.640 oh

01:50:26.160 you

01:50:26.300 our

01:50:26.520 film

01:50:27.040 dot

01:50:27.500 org

01:50:27.820 and

01:50:28.260 sign up

01:50:29.220 so

01:50:29.340 it'll

01:50:29.500 be

01:50:29.660 sent

01:50:29.840 to

01:50:29.960 you

01:50:30.060 right

01:50:30.200 when

01:50:30.360 it's

01:50:31.180 available

01:50:31.780 let me

01:50:32.100 give you

01:50:32.260 an audio

01:50:32.600 of another

01:50:33.500 impossible

01:50:34.060 to talk

01:50:34.400 about

01:50:34.580 topic

01:50:34.940 this is

01:50:35.300 a rape

01:50:35.700 survivor

01:50:36.160 talking

01:50:36.660 about

01:50:36.880 this is

01:50:37.400 an amazing

01:50:37.940 clip

01:50:38.200 talking

01:50:38.480 about

01:50:38.700 being

01:50:39.040 pro-life

01:50:39.500 there's

01:50:40.320 no

01:50:40.440 forgetting

01:50:40.820 no woman

01:50:42.220 is ever

01:50:42.520 going to

01:50:42.740 forget

01:50:42.940 what

01:50:43.100 happened

01:50:43.340 to

01:50:43.500 her

01:50:43.720 I've

01:50:45.200 been

01:50:45.280 told

01:50:45.440 so

01:50:45.620 many

01:50:45.740 times

01:50:46.160 that

01:50:46.500 if

01:50:46.600 you

01:50:46.660 just

01:50:46.800 had

01:50:46.920 an

01:50:47.040 abortion

01:50:47.340 you

01:50:47.780 won't

01:50:47.940 always

01:50:48.160 have

01:50:48.320 this

01:50:48.480 reminder

01:50:48.920 hanging

01:50:49.260 over

01:50:49.460 your

01:50:49.600 head

01:50:49.740 this

01:50:49.920 reminder

01:50:50.400 is

01:50:51.420 my

01:50:51.580 son

01:50:51.780 a

01:50:51.900 reminder

01:50:52.260 he

01:50:52.820 absolutely

01:50:53.400 is

01:50:53.860 my

01:50:54.740 son

01:50:54.980 is

01:50:55.100 a

01:50:55.220 reminder

01:50:55.440 every

01:50:55.760 day

01:50:56.080 that

01:50:56.540 as

01:50:56.680 women

01:50:56.920 we

01:50:57.100 can

01:50:57.220 rise

01:50:57.480 above

01:50:57.740 our

01:50:57.940 circumstances

01:50:58.600 my

01:50:59.620 son

01:50:59.820 is

01:50:59.940 a

01:51:00.060 reminder

01:51:00.400 that

01:51:01.020 love

01:51:01.320 is

01:51:01.580 always

01:51:01.820 stronger

01:51:02.120 than

01:51:02.340 hate

01:51:02.660 and

01:51:03.380 that

01:51:03.540 who

01:51:03.720 we

01:51:03.880 are

01:51:04.040 as

01:51:04.200 human

01:51:04.440 beings

01:51:04.800 is

01:51:05.000 not

01:51:05.240 determined

01:51:05.760 by

01:51:06.300 how

01:51:06.520 we

01:51:06.680 were

01:51:06.880 conceived

01:51:07.520 a

01:51:11.280 woman

01:51:13.520 at

01:51:13.700 her

01:51:13.820 most

01:51:14.060 broken

01:51:14.440 needs

01:51:15.240 hope

01:51:15.640 and

01:51:16.260 help

01:51:16.720 and

01:51:17.320 love

01:51:17.660 and

01:51:17.820 people

01:51:18.040 rallying

01:51:18.480 around

01:51:18.780 her

01:51:19.080 she

01:51:19.760 does

01:51:19.920 not

01:51:20.080 need

01:51:20.280 violence

01:51:20.760 on

01:51:21.100 top

01:51:21.280 of

01:51:21.420 violence

01:51:21.860 tragedy

01:51:22.540 on

01:51:22.940 top

01:51:23.100 of

01:51:23.220 tragedy

01:51:23.660 I'm

01:51:25.740 here

01:51:25.880 tonight

01:51:26.160 one

01:51:26.380 woman

01:51:26.660 but I

01:51:27.780 speak

01:51:28.080 for most

01:51:28.760 of us

01:51:29.060 when I

01:51:29.340 say

01:51:29.580 stop

01:51:30.180 calling

01:51:30.620 my

01:51:30.980 son

01:51:31.420 a

01:51:32.220 rapist

01:51:32.580 child

01:51:33.040 stop

01:51:33.840 calling

01:51:34.200 him

01:51:34.420 evil

01:51:34.760 seed

01:51:35.180 and

01:51:35.620 child

01:51:35.960 of

01:51:36.160 the

01:51:36.300 devil

01:51:36.560 he

01:51:36.920 is

01:51:37.080 my

01:51:37.360 son

01:51:37.780 and

01:51:38.420 he

01:51:38.540 has

01:51:38.680 a

01:51:38.800 right

01:51:38.980 to

01:51:39.180 be

01:51:39.320 here

01:51:39.680 do

01:51:41.200 not

01:51:41.440 use

01:51:41.720 me

01:51:42.040 and

01:51:42.380 my

01:51:42.600 rape

01:51:43.020 and

01:51:43.720 my

01:51:43.940 story

01:51:44.480 and

01:51:45.500 the

01:51:45.640 story

01:51:45.940 of all

01:51:46.320 of us

01:51:46.560 mothers

01:51:46.800 from

01:51:47.020 rape

01:51:47.200 who

01:51:47.360 love

01:51:47.600 our

01:51:47.800 children

01:51:48.200 as

01:51:49.040 a

01:51:49.180 banner

01:51:49.460 to

01:51:51.500 hide

01:51:51.700 behind

01:51:52.060 and

01:51:52.240 excuse

01:51:52.560 the

01:51:52.740 genocide

01:51:53.040 of

01:51:53.280 the

01:51:53.380 innocent

01:51:53.760 we

01:51:54.800 love

01:51:54.980 our

01:51:55.140 children

01:51:55.480 that

01:51:57.740 is

01:51:57.880 one

01:51:58.020 of

01:51:58.100 the

01:51:58.140 most

01:51:58.280 powerful

01:51:58.740 statements

01:52:01.840 I have

01:52:02.280 heard

01:52:02.520 from

01:52:02.740 a

01:52:02.900 mother

01:52:03.120 we'll

01:52:05.120 make

01:52:05.300 that

01:52:05.480 available

01:52:05.840 so

01:52:06.100 you

01:52:06.260 can

01:52:06.460 pass

01:52:07.180 that

01:52:07.440 on

01:52:07.780 as

01:52:08.360 well

01:52:08.660 we'll

01:52:09.620 see

01:52:09.760 it

01:52:09.900 tonight

01:52:10.160 at

01:52:10.340 five

01:52:10.660 o'clock

01:52:11.060 on

01:52:11.720 the

01:52:11.820 blaze

01:52:12.060 tv

01:52:12.280 glenn

01:52:19.400 back

01:52:20.220 mercury

The Glenn Beck Program - March 29, 2018

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