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00:00:08.400 have to watch it uh it was wildly entertaining you didn't have to watch it uh if you can just

00:00:16.780 watch it in highlight clips and that's what you pay us to do to give you the digest and the

00:00:24.840 and the highlights of last night's debate and oh is it going to be fun if it wasn't if the

00:00:34.160 destruction of our country wasn't hanging in the balance it would be a lot more fun but still

00:00:39.760 still i think wildly entertaining in the clip form we go to that in one minute

00:00:47.320 this is the glenbeck program okay what are you doing if you're in pain why are you still in

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00:02:03.580 all right that'll be a good show today yeah you had the big event last night how you doing

00:02:19.800 i'm feeling pretty good excited about talking about last night's debate

00:02:24.080 uh uh i'm not supposed to acknowledge that right we're just supposed to act as if you're speaking

00:02:53.900 just like okay yeah i'm just reaching out to a new constituency the people that speak latin pig

00:02:59.860 latin uh and it's not my first language so i'm sorry if i butchered it but i want you to know

00:03:05.120 that i'm just like you i'm part of your community just yes that and that proves it nothing proves it

00:03:11.800 like awkwardly blurting out language like that i'd ray who stay or right stew oh okay because i yeah

00:03:19.480 yeah oh man did you see it did you see it when when uh wasn't beto first broke out he was the

00:03:27.500 first one to come out of the gate with spanish yeah and cory booker and elizabeth warren their faces

00:03:33.560 were like oh oh but the cory booker is the perfect example he it was such a cory booker moment because

00:03:41.320 it was being shared all over the internet like look at cory booker he's like oh rolling his eyes at

00:03:45.700 beto but he did it too that's why he was rolling his eyes he's like crap this guy took my good idea

00:03:51.120 he was mad that later on he was going to speak in spanish awkwardly and he's pissed off that beto

00:03:57.880 did it first so bad it was so bad okay i because i'm excited to get to some of the highlights uh let's

00:04:05.020 let's start with warren on guns here's elizabeth warren on guns in this period of time that i've been

00:04:12.260 running for president i've had more than a hundred town halls i've taken more than two thousand

00:04:17.600 unfiltered questions oh that's crazy and the single hardest question i've gotten i got one from a little

00:04:24.020 boy and i got one from a little girl oh boy these are hard and that is to say when you're president

00:04:29.060 how are you going to keep us safe oh boy that's our responsibility as adults not as president but as

00:04:37.080 adults will die today from gun violence children and stop stew seven children will die today from 0.82

00:04:44.940 gun violence have you ever heard that stat uh i don't know the breakdown of yeah how are we getting

00:04:53.340 to seven children will die today from gun violence well i mean you know there's obviously they're going

00:04:59.180 to probably count uh suicides in there i'm assuming yes but i mean you know there's tens of like what is

00:05:05.060 roughly 30 000 people a year die so if from gun from guns um so so if you're counting suicides and

00:05:14.400 you're counting like chicago yep yeah you know and where are you talking about are you saying school

00:05:19.900 shootings essentially no no no she says not in school shootings she said out by the pool

00:05:23.940 you know uh just from just from guns okay well wait a minute there's a difference between somebody

00:05:31.740 some kid getting a hold of a gun that shouldn't you know because parents didn't lock it up or

00:05:37.580 whatever and they're you know in the you know in the playroom and there's dad's gun they pick it up

00:05:43.800 and they accidentally shoot themselves there's a difference between that and suicide that and you

00:05:50.320 know uh gang violence there's a huge difference where is the cutoff for kids right i mean it it really

00:05:57.600 does depend i mean if but that's if there's 30 000 roughly uh gun deaths in the united states if you

00:06:03.340 include everything and then if seven a day for children would be about 2500 right for the day so

00:06:09.580 like i think that's it's not uh out of the line of what you would think is uh is the number of course

00:06:15.580 it does matter what you're counting and how what we're yeah exactly what they're trying of course the

00:06:20.600 picture they're trying to paint is seven kids a day get shot as they're just sitting in school in the

00:06:25.680 cafeteria because of school shootings they're trying to well she says she go ahead and play the

00:06:30.240 rest it's children and teenagers and they won't just die in mass shootings they'll die on sidewalks

00:06:36.700 they'll die in playgrounds they'll die in people's backyards gun violence is a national health emergency

00:06:43.780 in this country stop and we need really important a national health emergency why do you think they are

00:06:50.640 pushing uh trump on the border why do you think they are making it so he only can take emergency

00:06:58.380 presidential powers to do it they want him to do that so badly because they're going to do the same

00:07:03.920 thing right here correct and they're setting it up right now this is a national health emergency

00:07:10.440 we have to do something about guns now she goes on that's only elizabeth warren 0.99

00:07:16.920 could possibly do in smoke signals watch and we need to treat it like that

00:07:23.640 so what can we do we can do the things that are sensible we can do the universal background checks

00:07:30.140 we can ban the weapons of war but we can also double down on the research and find out what

00:07:36.720 really works where it is that we can make the differences at the margins that will keep our

00:07:42.760 children safe we need to treat this like the virus that's killing our children you didn't address

00:07:48.020 virus we have to treat this needs to go and figure out a way to get the guns that are already out there

00:07:52.480 what i think we need to do is we need to treat it like a serious research problem which we have not

00:07:58.420 done a serious stop stop stop we have not done a serious research uh on on what works what doesn't

00:08:05.680 look at john lott's book there's a lot of serious research in that serious research doesn't seem like

00:08:10.160 they like that one though yeah the things you're doing in research shows it doesn't make any

00:08:16.420 difference everything you propose makes no difference and there's lots of serious research

00:08:22.500 done on their assault weapons ban which showed no effect at all they had an assault weapons ban

00:08:27.400 it was repealed because it didn't work well expired but yeah it wasn't renewed because it did nothing

00:08:33.140 uh the much more aggressive policies in places like australia also lots of serious research done on

00:08:38.600 those that showed that there was no impact whatsoever on homicide rates uh but you know hey

00:08:43.120 let's this is a very common left-wing talking point which is they won't even let us research guns

00:08:49.840 you can research anything you want but they a they they're talking about the federal government

00:08:54.820 paying for that research which of course is a big a part of it and one of the protections this

00:08:59.660 goes back years and democrats were involved in this at the beginning was we aren't going to allow

00:09:05.640 money to go and do all sorts of research on gun owners because there's you know the the concept

00:09:12.620 being that what they're going to do is is a violate the privacy of gun owners which and and b try to

00:09:18.680 overturn this right of theirs that is constitutionally guaranteed so to get certain restrictions on guns

00:09:24.720 they said well we will promise you that we're not going to make a registry of of gun owners and all

00:09:29.200 these things now of course obviously it's been some time people forget that so they've completely

00:09:34.260 reversed their position on it but this was not a right-wing position it used to be very american

00:09:38.980 that you don't want the government going in and you know no register lists yeah a register is the

00:09:44.780 first is the first way uh the first step to gun control and gun banning and cory booker called for

00:09:51.280 that last night i love here let's go to booker on guns well first of all i want to say my colleague

00:09:58.660 and i both have been hearing this on the campaign trail but what's even worse is i hear gunshots in

00:10:04.560 my neighborhood i think i'm the only one i hope i'm the only one on this panel here that had seven

00:10:09.260 people shot in their neighborhood just last week someone i knew shahad smith was killed with an

00:10:14.240 assault rifle at the top of my block last year all right stop does anyone think does anyone think

00:10:21.160 that cory booker lives in the ghetto i do not okay what he just let me just translate uh political

00:10:29.240 bullcrap into english because i speak political bullcrap now not fluently it's not my first

00:10:34.720 language but i've learned first language is pig latin right pig right yes pig latin okay but i also speak

00:10:39.960 uh political bullcrap so let me translate this to uh to uh english uh i hope i'm the only one i think i am

00:10:49.520 because i'm the only one that lives in new jersey uh that has you know some of the most stringent laws

00:10:55.000 uh but even in the really nice sections of new jersey because you know i'm a pretty powerful guy

00:11:01.620 and i'm not going to be living in the slums i'm not going to be living in you know places you know

00:11:05.840 like chicago you can live it up or you can live in places where they're shooting people all the time 0.93

00:11:10.440 but my town and my state and the town that i was you know mayor of is so horrible through and through

00:11:18.580 that even the nice neighborhoods where where a senator can live

00:11:24.220 uh it's so bad that i'm hearing gunshots in the middle of the night and seven people were shot

00:11:33.660 in my neighborhood so what i'm really trying to say is good lord help us new jersey's completely out of

00:11:41.400 control anyway that's what he actually was saying yes uh last night but the political speech was

00:11:50.220 oh my gosh guns are just guns are out of control i mean i think i'm the only one but it's coming to

00:11:58.980 your neighborhood too well yes if you live in new jersey and it's a weird thing to brag about

00:12:05.080 considering he was in control of the city through large portions of this time like he could have had

00:12:10.200 an influence in theory yeah about how the city was doing no well no you can't because they've

00:12:16.960 already enacted all of the bans new jersey you don't want to go to new jersey with a gun

00:12:20.940 you believe me i know that i used to live a block away from it and i was in legitimately terrified of

00:12:27.000 it because i lived one block from the river uh that separates pennsylvania new jersey i was on the

00:12:32.480 pennsylvania side and pennsylvania has you know relatively normal i would say gun laws you know not not

00:12:36.700 super you know it's not lax not lax but not restrictive and so you know you you might put

00:12:42.220 if you have a gun you might put it in your trunk you might have it with you you know there's a lot

00:12:46.500 of things you might do you go to prison you go across that bridge one step into new jersey they pull

00:12:51.660 you over and you could go to prison for years yeah like i think it's 20 years i was terrified to take

00:12:55.360 it anywhere because i just mistakenly forget it in the back the back or or go to the gas station that i

00:13:00.780 would go to that's right across the bridge you know or it like because you know of course gas is

00:13:05.720 it's inexpensive in new jersey in comparison so you'd cross the bridge a lot of times and if you

00:13:10.360 forget and i you could legitimately go to prison for multiple years and it's happened to people

00:13:15.280 no i happen to average citizens fly out of newark i i remember distinctively one time i flew out of

00:13:22.100 newark new jersey and i was taking my gun because i was going out west and i was going to go do some

00:13:28.220 shooting so i bring my gun with me and i remember having like an hour-long conversation okay i'm

00:13:36.120 going into new jersey uh okay don't have any hollow points make sure there's no hollow points uh you

00:13:42.820 know what is the what is the magazine supposed to be is it is the magazine supposed to be in the

00:13:49.940 glove box and the gun is in the trunk of the car and then walking in with a locked case into the

00:13:57.140 airport in new jersey and and i was treated like i was a terrorist i brought the gun up and they told

00:14:05.400 me i had it in two separate cases i had the ammunition in one locked case and i had the gun

00:14:11.880 in one locked case okay unless the gun or the ammunition suddenly became houdini and they were also

00:14:19.560 sexually attracted to to each other there was no way they were going to get out and mate on the plane

00:14:26.520 underneath the plane oh my gosh the the airline told me i needed it in three pieces and three

00:14:33.800 pieces of locked luggage uh and so we had to we had to do all of that and then the airline lost my

00:14:41.760 luggage they shipped it up to canada so my gun was going around a carousel up in quebec canada and

00:14:50.080 nobody approached it for a while because the entire nation of canada surrendered to my luggage

00:14:54.860 it's crazy what's going on but cory booker he's uh he's afraid for his life so last night i think

00:15:04.460 we were very clear your gun rights are going to be infringed if not taken away if these radicals

00:15:13.040 find themselves in office and it was important to notice that all of them talked about an emergency

00:15:19.740 this is why they are not doing anything down on the border because they need trump to declare an

00:15:27.800 emergency through executive order and take over the border once he does that they are all going to sit

00:15:35.220 in their office and laugh they'll be outraged but they will laugh because they know when they get into

00:15:41.820 office it's a national emergency on climate change it is a national emergency on gun laws it's a national

00:15:49.240 emergency on speech it will become a dictatorship no ifs ands or buts once you start going and

00:15:58.000 legislating or not legislating just declaring national emergencies president has all the power he wants

00:16:05.420 and if you get somebody who wants to do that and start bypassing the system which i believe the

00:16:12.780 democrats are now setting up for that's a problem and it's a problem for republicans it's a rep it's a

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00:18:14.400 all right let's do a quick let's do a quick residence update for cory booker okay so it is

00:18:30.140 part of his shtick that he lives kind of in the neighborhood where he used to live he lives in a

00:18:34.000 condo now um the average house price in all of new jersey is three hundred and thirty thousand dollars

00:18:40.220 i believe it is and uh his in newark has a condo at four hundred and thirty five thousand dollars

00:18:46.740 um now that is uh it's a they keep a lot of people call it modest now of course he's not there all that

00:18:52.980 often obviously he lives in washington dc when he had a choice to go to washington dc he picked a

00:18:58.240 place with the average neighborhood income of 150 000 and what forbes has deemed quote america's six

00:19:06.000 sixth hippest hipster neighborhood oh my god because he's a man of the hipsters yes so that

00:19:13.940 is cory booker so this is part of his brand that i swear i still live in newark in a place close to

00:19:20.100 where i grew up right and he lives so he lives in a condo an expensive condo yeah in in uh in newark

00:19:27.620 new jersey so if you're living in newark and you're in a high rise you're not living in the burbs

00:19:33.900 you're living in the inner city so yeah no one no one that's sane ever says hey you know what let's

00:19:43.960 go to newark have you thought about buying a condo in newark no i don't even want to stop at the

00:19:48.700 train station no you don't i don't want to go to the airport in newark i mean newark is not a good

00:19:55.860 place again this guy had a lot of control over that it was only the mayor right for a long time

00:20:00.520 a long time no big deal no big deal on that um all right we're gonna get into medicare uh also um

00:20:08.160 uh what's her name tulsi uh tulsi gabbard she she did really well but she was one of those that i 1.00

00:20:16.680 think the average americans were like who's who's who's this oh yeah i mean the the her no one knows

00:20:23.900 who she is i mean unless you really follow this stuff you're not going to know who tulsi gabbard is

00:20:28.320 but she i thought did pretty well last night well she did really well against the other guy who i 0.95

00:20:32.760 went who the hell is this oh yeah tim ryan oh my gosh that guy should be out today yeah he his wife 0.73

00:20:40.520 should sit him down and go uh honey honey i love you but but no one else does nobody else does it's

00:20:45.920 not going anywhere yeah stop stop you're spending the kids education money and uh stop i'm sure he's

00:20:52.360 not spending the kids education money well who's donating to that campaign after after that

00:20:56.640 performance i would say not many people not many people we have that also castro on uh trans

00:21:03.620 abortions that that was an interesting moment oh this is so fun we're all gonna die but we're all

00:21:14.840 gonna die laughing uh on the way you're listening to glenn beck we've been telling you a lot lately

00:21:27.060 about how google and facebook are trying to silence conservative voices did you see what happened on

00:21:32.360 reddit yesterday yeah some ban with a what was it a trump yeah trump forum uh and uh this make no

00:21:41.560 mistake the algorithms and everything else this is silencing people before an election that's what's

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00:22:46.440 all righty uh hello pat gray hello glenn beck uh my thoughts and my prayers are going to be with

00:22:56.840 you tomorrow thank you uh pat is going under the knife i'm a little offended by that is that all

00:23:00.760 yeah that's all i got thoughts and prayers i'm gonna think about you and i'm gonna like hey lord

00:23:05.260 help him out would you uh but that's all i'm really i'm gonna do can i uh clear one thing up i've never

00:23:11.500 sold real estate okay only realtors are members of the national association okay so you've never been

00:23:17.440 a real estate i've never been a real estate agent i was not an amway salesman yes you were no i've been

00:23:23.620 an aflac salesman before the duck when nobody knew what the hell aflac was aflac and so you can

00:23:30.780 imagine you were selling insurance so i was selling insurance you went through a period no i sold

00:23:35.640 insurance do not test me on this don't test you it's my life you also you tried to sell me products

00:23:43.480 never not once did i ever try to sell you a product no this only happened for a couple of months

00:23:49.780 while i was out of work and i thought okay radio's not working so i went this is 25 years ago yeah i

00:23:56.380 went into aflac sales for a couple of months and tried to educate people on what aflac is because they

00:24:04.100 don't have any idea oh so it's my health insurance no it's it's a supplemental thing to your health

00:24:10.980 insurance so that you get a check when i don't know i don't understand so what you're saying so

00:24:16.440 you're really good at selling it so what you were saying what you were saying here is this economy

00:24:21.820 does not work for it didn't work for you you know it did not it only works for the bourgeoisie you

00:24:26.880 know yeah i found that out on the carl marx memorial stage last night it was crazy every word out of

00:24:33.780 their mouth was a lie or marxist theory everything and they might as well be using the word bourgeoisie

00:24:40.360 because that's what they continually talk about in this class warfare and the proletariat is being left 0.64

00:24:45.700 behind and that have you ever seen anything like this no i've never seen anything like this i've

00:24:50.960 never i've let me wait wait wait wait i gotta go to this here's castro on trans abortion

00:24:58.000 secretary castro this one that's for you all of you on stage support a woman's right to an abortion

00:25:03.680 you all support some version of a government health care option would your plan cover abortion

00:25:09.500 mr secretary yes it would uh i don't believe only in reproductive uh freedom i believe in

00:25:15.920 reproductive justice nice catchphrase what that means is that just because a woman or let's also not 0.78

00:25:24.620 forget someone in the trans community thank you a trans female oh my god right wait so doesn't mean

00:25:31.500 they shouldn't have okay exercise he said trans female but i think he means trans man right a person 1.00

00:25:38.700 who's transitioning to a female being a man into a female into a female so here's the thing here's the

00:25:44.680 thing wait i am so what so started as a female no no started as a man transitioned to a female so

00:25:52.240 remember no it's gotta be the other way around abortion no it's not men can have babies 0.83

00:25:58.060 but i think he's talking about a person a woman starting out as a woman who maybe is transitioning

00:26:05.700 to a man but now she's a man but she can have but she gets pregnant whoa whoa why sorry but he 1.00

00:26:11.300 gets pregnant why the hatred from this guy what about men because i am so tempted to do this if i were 20

00:26:21.780 i would do this just to stir it up okay i would say i want to have a baby and then i would have them

00:26:32.900 implant a baby because men can have babies too now so i implant a baby and then demand a government 0.99

00:26:39.580 paid for abortion i you laugh you know i think uh if you happen to have a membership to blaze tv

00:26:47.080 blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code glenn uh you can uh get over to uh stephen crowder's program and

00:26:52.640 i believe if i'm not mistaken stephen dressed up as a woman said he was a trans a person transitioning

00:26:59.960 acquired urine from craigslist from a pregnant woman so went to a planned parenthood said they 0.98

00:27:07.720 were pregnant and asked for an abortion i swear he did this bit does anyone yeah he did he did yes he

00:27:12.820 actually did this he did and planned parenthood was going along with it even though obviously

00:27:16.820 no no nothing like a woman right but even though they knew he was a man and if your urine comes 0.89

00:27:22.700 back i mean he took the thing and he poured it into you know their test they did the testing

00:27:27.280 okay and and he came back pregnant came back pregnant but for a man that is a sign of prostate cancer

00:27:35.840 and they wouldn't even say hey you should have your prostate checked okay because they had to

00:27:44.140 accept blindly that he was a woman even though it's stephen crowder in a dress it's crazy okay

00:27:51.920 gosh it was so clear it was a man and any doctor knows that's a sign you can't be pregnant you can't 1.00

00:27:59.440 be pregnant as a man you cannot be pregnant so if your p shows that you're pregnant that is a 0.98

00:28:05.820 clear sign you have prostate cancer and they did nothing it was unbelievable unbelievable at one

00:28:14.560 point in the debate last night cory booker said you know we a huge problem we have in this country

00:28:18.120 is we will just we have it right we do i believe we have it about helping helping african-american

00:28:24.800 trans-americans let's see if this is the clip here it is listen to this look civil rights is someplace to 0.55

00:28:31.720 begin but in the african-american civil rights community another place to focus on was to stop the

00:28:35.800 lynching of african-americans we do not talk enough about trans americans especially african-american

00:28:42.580 trans-americans we don't talk about how many children about 30 percent of lgbtq kids who do

00:28:52.100 not go to school because of fear it's not enough just to be on the equality act i'm an original

00:28:56.980 co-sponsor we need to have a president that will fight to protect lgbtq americans every single day

00:29:04.280 what about two-spirited yeah they're not going nearly enough down the alphabet to get to the

00:29:09.640 lgbtq two plus i left out the questioning they've left out the intersex they left out the asexual

00:29:15.680 they've left out the two spirit and the plus people i'm pissed why can't they be inclusive

00:29:22.780 if a society was designed from scratch right yeah with their sole goal to talk about transgendered

00:29:32.180 people could we talk about it more i mean we spend like 80 of our time i think talking about

00:29:38.460 transgender people where they do go to the bathroom no no no how they're gonna get their 1.00

00:29:41.940 surgeries how beautiful every single one of them are there's not one ugly transgender person you are 0.95

00:29:47.920 bigoted if you won't if you date if you won't date a transgender i mean we are this is now transgender

00:29:54.420 population estimated to be at 0.6 percent of america what the african-american transgender population i

00:30:00.720 guess what no roughly a tenth of that you how dare you get it right african-american trans-american

00:30:08.080 person okay so they're they're transitioning between here in mexico what do you mean trans-american

00:30:13.540 that's what they were called by cory booker okay african-american trans-american okay so that person

00:30:20.820 is what maybe 0.06 percent of the population i mean i we talk about it all the time every series i turn on

00:30:31.740 has a trans character in it now yeah i mean i look transgender people deserve all the rights that

00:30:37.600 everyone else gets and by the way that's it they don't deserve extra ones but they deserve the exact

00:30:42.060 amount of rights that everyone else has but could we possibly talk about it more it's like they're

00:30:47.020 every one of these debates guys we need to have a conversation it's like all we're doing is having

00:30:51.300 conversations about this it's all we do all day yeah it's like they're 89 percent of the population

00:30:57.000 not 0.6 and if you are hetero you don't you're you don't even have a place at the table no you have

00:31:06.320 no place at the table and you do not need to talk about our heterosexual please we don't need any more 0.97

00:31:10.760 talk about who we're having sex with we can i swear or what gender we are we have way too much gender

00:31:17.480 and sex talk do we not i mean it's it it is perfectly uh aligned with the democratic party in that like

00:31:25.260 everything is identity politics so of course they want to talk about that more that's all they care

00:31:30.380 about is what group you're in that's it you looked at it last night i think castro did well largely

00:31:36.160 because everyone was afraid of saying anything bad about him because he's hispanic every single time 0.97

00:31:42.240 immigration came up all the other candidates i agree with julio castro over there see because his

00:31:47.540 last name's castro i agree with him that makes me good and and he's sitting there like i'm at zero

00:31:52.860 percent why are they treating me like i'm leading they were all trying to kiss his ass he's at zero 0.97

00:31:58.140 percent but they're so focused on the identity stuff that they can't help themselves i have to play

00:32:04.640 i have to play betto's answer on 70 percent income tax oh are you for seven 70 percent income are you for

00:32:13.280 the federal government just leaving people with 30 percent of what they work for here's his answer

00:32:18.640 this economy has got to work can't answer for everyone and right now we know that it isn't and

00:32:25.660 it's going to take all of this coming together to make sure that it does necesitamos incluir

00:32:30.920 cada persona en nuestro democracia cada votar cada votante necesitamos la representación y cada voz

00:32:47.580 necesitamos escuchar right now we have a system that favors those who can pay for access and outcomes

00:32:54.660 that's how you explain an economy that is right to corporations and to the very wealthiest a two

00:32:59.620 trillion dollar tax cut that favored corporations while they were sitting on record piles of cash

00:33:05.140 and the very wealthiest in this country at a time of historic wealth inequality a new democracy that

00:33:11.520 is revived because we return power to the people no packs no gerrymandering automatic and same-day

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00:33:26.440 for everybody that that's time sir i'll give you 10 seconds to answer if you want to answer the

00:33:31.920 direct questions would you support a 70 percent individual marginal tax rate yes no or pass i would

00:33:37.300 support a a tax rate and a tax code that is fair to everyone tax capital at the same rate that you

00:33:42.880 you tax ordinary income take that corporate tax rate up to 28 you would generate the revenues you need

00:33:48.540 to pay for the program he won't answer the main question no won't say yes well you won't say yes

00:33:52.620 or no to the 70 this party's now embarrassed to say no not 70 that's amazing they can't and they won't

00:33:59.740 they just won't say it instead he wants to raise the capital gains to what the upper tax bracket

00:34:05.760 which is 40 wasn't it betto that said uh that he will not take a vice presidential uh position

00:34:13.520 if the if the president on the ticket is a male because it's time we have a uh a vice president 1.00

00:34:23.040 that's female what about a trans president well that's what i was thinking but i i just betto i just

00:34:28.720 want you to know after your performance last night nobody wants you're not you're not going to be vice

00:34:35.400 president of the local beekeepers club he doesn't have to worry about no it's uh no america finally

00:34:42.400 sees you for exactly what you are a zero thanks pat good luck with the surgery we will pay thank you

00:34:50.720 for you tomorrow i will tell you though our health care system is so bad oh it's broken it's broken

00:34:55.100 you're gonna be piled in the street right just i know it's weird because that didn't we get obamacare

00:35:00.240 i thought that was supposed to cure all of this and all they did was complain about how bad the health

00:35:04.540 care system was it's incredible these people just passed a giant program that told they said it was

00:35:10.320 going to fix all of this and here they are two or three years later oh yeah wow this is a disaster

00:35:14.560 we need a whole new program incredible i do believe there were one two three three people

00:35:21.220 that were saying they're only going to come back and say this has failed and that's why we need a

00:35:27.480 single-payer system yeah and you know how many how many fact checks did we need to endure as

00:35:31.780 conservatives when we said it was oh they always called it false they always said it was false it

00:35:35.960 doesn't it's not a single-payer obama doesn't believe in that he said it yeah he said it he

00:35:42.340 also said the opposite and and all the people who designed this specifically tell us it's going to

00:35:47.800 be single-payer eventually and here we are like one election later and every candidate up there is

00:35:53.860 like yeah of course single-payer obviously it's incredible it's nuts it's not credible seriously

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00:36:10.400 swiss family robinson and he didn't laugh and i said uh he said yeah we were you know we we went

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00:36:28.780 where are you gonna go maybe antarctica would be safe switzerland is switzerland isn't necessarily

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00:43:20.880 i want to i want to bring our guest uh jonna mendez she is the author of the moscow rules

00:43:33.240 she is the former chief of disguise at the cia um and uh we'll get into some of her other things

00:43:41.200 that will and how you know her in just a second first of all uh jonna welcome to the program how

00:43:45.480 are you thank you i'm i'm great it's good to be here uh so you were the you were the former chief

00:43:51.780 of disguise which the cia if i understand this right didn't have until they started watching the

00:43:59.520 old mission impossible series and they were like hey jonna can we do that there was a disguise

00:44:07.520 capability but it was uh not dormant it wasn't uh widely used and it wasn't really well thought of

00:44:15.220 it was it was uh my husband who really went in and stirred things up and started bringing

00:44:20.220 some creativity to what we did with disguise how we used it uh and it became uh it became just an

00:44:27.680 incredible tool so how come we weren't using the when you think of spies you do now think of mission

00:44:33.480 impossible which by the way we don't have the masks like that right uh we do have masks we have

00:44:41.020 we watched mission impossible for years sort of out of the corner of our eyes while we were

00:44:46.380 developing our own program what they show in mission impossible on screen is it's a lot of cgi it's a

00:44:52.940 lot of right fudging uh what we needed was something you could put on in 10 seconds and take off in five

00:45:00.020 and something that you could brief uh brief uh someone in something that animated something that actually

00:45:06.800 was realistic and we developed that and we used those extensively and the guy who was first did

00:45:13.680 the work on planet of the apes is he the guy who helped develop the the masks with you that's where

00:45:21.860 it began with us uh his name was john chambers he was he was the first hollywood makeup expert to get

00:45:27.140 a star on the walk of fame to get an oscar uh he did planet of the apes we didn't want to turn people 0.72

00:45:33.560 into apes right but we were really interested in his technology and his materials uh that was really

00:45:39.500 the beginning of our mask program we went way past what they do in movies um they have lights they have

00:45:46.400 retakes they have all kinds of opportunities to make it right we had one shot when we're using a mask on

00:45:53.660 the streets of moscow and it had to be it had to be difficult because without lights and and masks and

00:45:59.960 heavy makeup and everything else that sometimes you know when you see people uh in heavy makeup etc it's

00:46:08.440 very obvious and it it would be really difficult to make it look real and not like a rubber mask

00:46:16.380 well the parameters of our mask what you had to be able to put it on in a parking garage in an unlit

00:46:23.440 parking garage get out of the car and know that it was perfect that it was aligned that it was

00:46:29.440 registered that it was on and that it would not draw any attention with the hair and everything

00:46:34.820 yeah so with the hair and everything you would just pull it over your head like a stocking cap

00:46:39.760 not quite like a stocking cap but yeah you would pull it on and you would pull it off

00:46:46.240 i stood in front of uh george hw bush in the oval office when he was president i was wearing one i had

00:46:52.840 just briefed him i told him i was there to show him a new product he said well he looked at my hands

00:46:58.620 he looked around i didn't have a bag he said well where is it and i i did a tom cruise reveal actually

00:47:05.360 i put my finger under one side of it and just peeled it off of my face and

00:47:09.620 oh my gosh there john nunu was there bob gates was there and they were all incredulous at um

00:47:17.880 at how good it was oh my gosh um you you you and your husband also are the author of argo which

00:47:25.020 was made into a movie you went in uh or your husband your husband did you did not go in did

00:47:30.500 you i did not yeah i watched from the sidelines holding my breath i bet um tell me a little bit

00:47:36.800 tell me about that in case anybody doesn't know about argo and and what you and your husband were

00:47:41.120 involved in well tony mendez was a was an artist he was hired as an artist by the cia he had a very

00:47:47.400 creative mind and when the iranian revolution happened and um 60 some americans were taken

00:47:53.900 hostage at our embassy after it was overrun six escaped out a back door they were on the streets

00:48:01.660 of tehran didn't know where to go the canadians bless their hearts took them in and the canadians

00:48:08.680 held on to these american we call them house guests they called them house guests they kept

00:48:14.080 them for 84 days but someone had to come up with a way to get them out of the country and tony

00:48:20.940 with his connections to hollywood uh came up with an idea of disguising them as a hollywood location

00:48:28.560 scouting party looking for just the right bazaar for their movie he said everyone knows that hollywood

00:48:35.380 is a little bit crazy this was a plausible cover they thought so tony went in gave them all their new

00:48:42.140 bios their new names their new histories their new backgrounds he said learn it learn it you have two

00:48:48.000 days and he walked them out through the tehran airport through the revolutionary guards with their

00:48:54.540 trigger finger um attitude with their guns at their side that airport was a dangerous dangerous place

00:49:02.060 walked them out and everybody went home safe and happy and we still see those six house guests

00:49:08.420 we still see them maybe once a year we uh we we bump into them frequently i just got a letter from

00:49:15.340 one saying how many times can we thank you for saving our lives amazing that's amazing um and it's it's

00:49:22.640 amazing to me you were in you were in moscow the moscow rules um which it means means what exactly the

00:49:32.220 moscow rules well i gave a book talk last night in seattle and the the the chief of station moscow the

00:49:39.840 cia chief of station moscow who was in the book was at the talk last night he said that one rule that

00:49:46.480 you put in uh uh float like a butterfly sting like a bee before muhammad ali picked that up as a as a

00:49:56.020 as a motto that was the cia station in moscow that was our mantra and uh jack was very pleased to see

00:50:04.400 that it was in the book they are rules of comportment they are rules of behavior when you're smothered

00:50:09.920 within with with with surveillance but you still have to communicate with the russians who are

00:50:16.680 providing us with intelligence what are you going to do these these were the rules that allowed you to

00:50:22.560 stay safe to keep your agent safe most importantly to keep the agent safe because if you were found out

00:50:31.340 you would simply be thrown out of the country and embarrassed with newspaper photos but if that agent

00:50:37.460 was exposed and that's what they wanted was the agent he would be arrested taken to lubianca he would

00:50:44.700 be executed he would be shot in the back of the head they did it over and over and over and when

00:50:50.320 aldrich ames that huge aldrich ames case the treasonous cia officer about a dozen russians were arrested

00:50:58.420 and killed because aldrich ames exposed them so um do we have moscow rules now i mean if i if i

00:51:08.280 understand this uh right it's rules that we all kind of play by um in some regard uh where we don't

00:51:16.400 have those rules anymore um or is that just basic spy etiquette and moscow rules are different

00:51:25.620 this these rules will always be morphing and changing as tactics evolve so in the new cyber

00:51:35.160 verse that we all live in i'm sure that there is a um a technological bent to these rules now that was

00:51:43.600 not there then but a lot of these are kind of evergreen one of them is don't harass the opposition

00:51:51.560 which means pardon me but it means don't piss off your surveillance because they will come after you

00:51:58.640 and they can do that they can bumper lock you they can smother you with surveillance there was a there's

00:52:04.780 an incident at the very beginning of the book that happened in 2016 um where an american diplomat

00:52:11.700 is is trying to exit a taxi and walk into his american embassy at three o'clock in the morning

00:52:17.740 he's attacked and he's beaten to a bloody pulp and he's medevaced out the next day he never could go

00:52:24.680 back they broke his clavicle this man was really wounded when tony mendez my husband

00:52:30.220 uh saw the youtube video of that attack tony looked at me and said never harass the opposition

00:52:38.160 they will they will get so we don't know what he did but he really really took them off

00:52:42.920 so uh we're talking to jonah mendez she was former chief of disguise at cia her husband uh was uh the

00:52:51.020 lead character if you will i think played by ben affleck in uh argo um she was a cia officer working

00:52:58.820 on moscow and and and other areas um what looking at this i'm sure you and your husband um you know

00:53:09.940 have so much experience to be able to look at and say here's what everybody's missing what is the what

00:53:16.840 is the what poses the biggest threat to us right now do you think is it is it technology is it china 1.00

00:53:23.580 iran russia global warming what what what do you see is there is there a is there a box for all of

00:53:32.040 the above i mean every one of those is a serious profound threat every one of them every one of

00:53:39.480 them is an opportunity to stumble into uh or or overexcite or react every one of them is a

00:53:47.200 bomb waiting to go off if if we play it wrong so putin i don't know putin said a much more

00:53:55.560 intricate place than it used to be putin putin go ahead i'm sorry you putin what did you i was

00:54:03.020 gonna say putin putin says that we're already in world war three uh the west just doesn't recognize

00:54:09.200 it you know what i think is uh i think that we are still in the cold war and and that even the

00:54:16.640 title of this book is slightly misleading because you could make a pretty strong case and it grows

00:54:21.240 stronger all the time that the cold war perhaps never ended but that it just went dormant that it

00:54:28.380 just was you know at a low burn for a while yeah i think this the same people just they just

00:54:34.580 changed uniforms you and i are on the same page on that yeah i mean it that that that dawned on me

00:54:43.320 about i don't know 20 years ago when we thought we won and then i went wait a minute but where did

00:54:48.360 all the old communists go where they just took off their uniform and started using different titles

00:54:55.140 and put on a suit and they're still running it i'm looking at a paragraph at the very end of our book

00:55:02.380 talking about the cold war and it says the game has changed this is part of that great game it's

00:55:09.000 become more of a contact sport rougher the rules more elastic the prize more precious uh putin's

00:55:16.100 attempts to manipulate the u.s government have broadened the playing field and taken the game

00:55:21.000 into new territory the u.s political arena and we go on and talk about his goal of destabilizing the

00:55:27.240 the u.s and these russian intelligence officers have tools that we could not have imagined 20 years

00:55:33.960 ago the cyber tools the the digital tools are we prepared for what we're facing i'm pretty confident

00:55:42.860 we came out of the technical side the dds and t director of science and technology at cia we were

00:55:49.100 the q we were the gadget guys but we were much more than gadgets i think our technical expertise

00:55:55.620 absolutely at least matches what they have and probably overmatches what we have america's power

00:56:03.280 in that in that area is profound good i feel good that we can counter any threat that they that they

00:56:10.780 offer and and we can probably do some interesting counter-attacking on our own jonah mendez thank you

00:56:16.980 so much uh she's the author of the moscow rules she was former chief of disguise at cia as she just said

00:56:24.080 her uh her husband tony uh was was really kind of q uh from the james bond uh series the new book

00:56:33.300 written by both of them the moscow rules worth the read thank you so much jonah glenn it was a pleasure

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00:58:01.240 and the first hour we really went over the uh the debate we're going to get back into it i think

00:58:23.220 bedo is done uh i think uh tulsi uh tulsi gabbard had i think a a good night

00:58:31.060 uh last night warren was okay cory booker was awful i know that i know people are saying that

00:58:39.160 he did well but i don't think he did well at all i was with you on that i did grades and i gave

00:58:43.200 booker a c minus yeah uh but i would say that the over you know the punditry overall thought he did

00:58:49.500 okay yeah thought he did well one is one of the winners of the night he's just such a clown fake to

00:58:54.600 me i just can't take it uh but i think yeah you're right i agree with you on bedo castro i think

00:58:59.300 had a good night too and that he yeah you know well he became somebody that you were like oh he's

00:59:05.380 running yeah and that's what he needed to do that's what that first debate is exactly same thing with

00:59:09.620 tulsi gabbard gabbard too like people notice that she's the round i you know ryan the opposite right

00:59:13.940 like people didn't know she he tried to have a big moment against gabbard and got destroyed in it

00:59:18.560 destroyed now i think he's much more you know correct on policy there but of course that's a bad

00:59:24.260 thing for a democrat and a democrat primary you don't want to agree with us yeah no there were a

00:59:28.480 few democrats there that would you would typically call like blue dog democrats that you know stuck

00:59:34.260 up for the free market system delaney was pretty good on that a lot of people pointed that out but

00:59:37.840 again like if you're that's not necessarily a good thing for your future prospects in the democratic

00:59:42.200 primary nope uh so that was uh there and i think the other guy de blasio i think made himself uh

00:59:48.020 known that he was he did what he had to do too which was make noise make people understand that he's

00:59:52.880 actually running uh and and by the way he he could tell his strategy he will not let anyone to his

00:59:58.280 left when he gets next to bernie sanders and bernie sanders says i want to spend three trillion dollars

01:00:02.260 he's going to say i want to spend six trillion dollars that is what he is just he has no conscience

01:00:06.880 as a human being but also as a socialist so that is going to be uh intriguing and tonight round two uh we

01:00:14.320 we we we move up to round two and tonight should be very interesting to see how joe biden handles

01:00:19.500 uh all of this because it was a marks off last night it was who could be more like carl marx

01:00:26.640 uh with an exception of a very few number of people maybe three of them it was it was quite intense

01:00:32.640 okay today also is an important day for the supreme court yep uh we have two rulings out right now

01:00:39.700 yep they're in the middle of announcing them uh as we speak there's five rulings total coming out today

01:00:44.280 like four of them because two of them are grouped together the two big ones are about the census and

01:00:48.380 about partisan gerrymandering um and there's two others that are interesting but not necessarily

01:00:53.340 been leading the headlines um we're gonna have josh hammer on in here in a second um the census one is

01:00:58.960 not out yet uh the partisan gerrymandering one just came out and it looks like it's going to be good

01:01:05.740 for republicans yeah i mean i really the question here of course is about whether it's good for the

01:01:10.920 constitution right it's it's yeah if you're playing politics right now the the court as i see this is

01:01:19.220 saying the federal court has no place to tell what states what they have to do that all has to be

01:01:26.240 decided by the states which i think is good for the constitution i think it's the right thing and

01:01:30.060 as roberts points out in the ruling like we're not saying this is a good idea this gerrymandering

01:01:34.160 stuff is not a good idea however congress and states have the opportunity to draft laws that will

01:01:40.120 correct it it's not for us it's it's basically a say you know an idea of saying like look i'm not

01:01:44.940 we're not going to be an activist court on this so i think that's a i think that's the appropriate

01:01:49.480 ruling democrats aren't going to like it because right at the second it's it's benefiting republicans

01:01:54.220 and that will change yeah it could change at any time and republicans are going to not not not like

01:01:58.500 it in the future right so you know uh but at least the power has gone back to the state which is

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01:03:28.340 what goes on in the supreme court he's going to join us here in a second to break down

01:03:31.740 everything you need to know about today's rulings uh welcome to the program today's a big day we're

01:03:37.280 going to give you an update uh coming up on uh the uh commentary on last night's debate and prepare

01:03:43.660 you for tonight uh if you missed uh this we did a full hour the first hour and you can find it in

01:03:50.180 wherever you find your podcast just look for the glenbeck program podcast and you'll be able to get our

01:03:54.800 coverage on that i i personally i thought it was fun uh you know if it wasn't for the destruction

01:04:01.640 of our country you know we could all enjoy it and have a good laugh it was it was carl marx at his

01:04:08.540 best it was the marx brothers but just not groucho or harpo or uh uh geppetto i can't remember the other

01:04:16.320 one uh but it was definitely geppetto for sure it is i think uh but it was definitely the marx brothers

01:04:22.860 and we'll talk about that coming up in just a second the supreme court has ruled uh on a few

01:04:29.420 cases and some of them some of them big we have josh hammer he is a editor at large of the daily

01:04:36.500 wire and watching these and has a quick understanding of uh what has come out they just came out a few

01:04:45.360 minutes ago they have also reached the decision on the census question we're waiting for that to come

01:04:49.900 out so josh welcome to the program it's always great to be with you glenn thanks for having me

01:04:54.420 yeah you bet so tell me uh what is what did we find out today okay so we've got two opinions

01:05:02.720 come out so far we're waiting on the big one as you as you just said we're still waiting i guess

01:05:08.120 hopefully any second now any minute now perhaps to see that big census case come out

01:05:12.740 um actually you know what as i am live on the air with you i see ed wheel and actually tweeting it

01:05:18.460 looks like the secretary the secretary did not violate the enumerations clause or the census act

01:05:25.260 and decided to reinstate that question okay so it looks like that case is going to come out in the

01:05:29.160 trump administration's favor based on the absolute latest i'm seeing on twitter so that's a huge that's

01:05:34.400 a huge win for the trump administration glenn um this is this is a big win in my opinion it's a very

01:05:41.240 very legally straightforward case this was a practice that was on the census that obviously comes out

01:05:47.580 every 10 years for over a century was my understanding going back to at least the middle

01:05:52.200 of the 19th century perhaps even longer than that there was a very very lengthy history of the federal

01:05:58.420 government asking some questions that are not strictly necessary to purely uh apportioning

01:06:04.660 congressional districts on the census this goes back a very long time it was the it was on the long

01:06:10.780 foreign version of census up until 2010 when the obama administration took it out um so this is this

01:06:17.140 is very legally straightforward in my mind this is a big win for the trump administration and what does

01:06:20.660 it what wait wait what does it mean to to the states and to the left what does the reinstatement of

01:06:29.860 of this question what does it mean why is it important right so

01:06:35.420 the actual narrow legal reason why it's important is actually not super obvious it's actually very

01:06:42.620 important for litigation under section 2 of the 1965 voting rights act um a lot of the cause of action

01:06:50.300 that uh fall under that particular statutory provision require very accurate data as to the

01:06:57.420 citizens not just the total person population but the actual citizens in order to bring a viable claim

01:07:03.060 for voting disenfranchisement under that particular statutory provision but the broader kind of macro

01:07:08.980 picture here uh glenn is why it's important is it's important just for the federal government to have a sense

01:07:16.260 not just as to the total number of persons including aliens but as the citizens i mean think about the

01:07:23.700 constitution glenn think about the preamble think about basic structural principles we the people

01:07:28.980 we the people who form this union uh we the people uh you know in the in the framers conception of that

01:07:37.700 are thinking of citizens right and it's kind of just it kind of the more symbolic ability

01:07:42.820 of this this this the citizenry taking back their country and and and kind of gain back the entire notion

01:07:48.580 that the citizens created the government not the other way around okay so it's very symbolic here

01:07:54.500 and the real reason why the left is going to go ballistic over this is the real reason that the

01:08:02.420 left is going ballistic is that they think it's going to suppress uh aliens both legal and illegal aliens

01:08:09.220 from responding to the census so they think that it will suppress response in such a way uh as to not

01:08:17.860 only might be from their perspective xenophobic but also might actually potentially politically benefit

01:08:23.460 more red states than blue states for purposes of the 2020 census seems to me pretty unfounded to be

01:08:28.980 honest with you uh there are plenty of red states like uh our state of texas glenn that have a large

01:08:36.180 large legal yeah very large legal and illegal alien population it's not just california and new york here

01:08:42.260 okay so let's go to gerrymandering because that was the other one that came out

01:08:47.300 yep so that was the other kind of big case that came out this morning haven't had time to do more

01:08:52.180 than a very quick scheme of the opinion but it looks um you know this is a traditional five-four

01:08:56.820 split it comes out along the lines of you would expect chief justice roberts write the opinion for

01:09:01.540 the court justice kagan filed a dissent for the for the liberal bloc they're basically saying that this

01:09:06.820 is not a judicial case and this to me is very clearly correct um gerrymandering as a practice

01:09:15.300 goes back literally to the beginning of the republic the very term gerrymandering refers to founding

01:09:20.180 father elbridge jerry and another word glenn for gerrymandering is politics the reason uh the

01:09:28.900 constitution clearly grants the state legislature the ability to draw congressional maps so if you

01:09:34.820 want to change congressional delegation in your state the way to do that and the way that you've

01:09:41.220 always had to do that going back to the beginning of the republic is to win elections at the ballot box

01:09:46.580 and under the constitution under article three which establishes the judiciary you have to have

01:09:52.900 standing and in order for you to have standing you have to have a viable what article three refers to as

01:09:58.580 a case or controversy and the supreme court over for cases for uh centuries the seminal case the 1992 case

01:10:07.860 called wuhan there's a justice scalia opinion if i recall he kind of broke that down and showed

01:10:12.820 exactly what you need for them to be standing there has to be an injury in fact direct causation and

01:10:18.500 and the court has to be able to redress it in a suitable fashion in accordance with traditional

01:10:24.260 tools of uh of equitable remedies the courts have had going back to english common law and this just

01:10:30.500 clearly does not meet that that threshold i mean we're talking here about torts or criminal law or a

01:10:36.820 direct injury but a a a body of partisan democrats or republicans complaining that the other party

01:10:44.900 gerrymandered them out of district is just so far removed from the case or controversy requirement of

01:10:51.060 which the constitution speaks so this seems to me very very clearly correct holding i'm excited to

01:10:56.180 dig a little deeper into opinion so this is this is one that i hate agreeing with because i hate

01:11:02.020 gerrymandering uh and even justice thomas comes out and says that in the opinion that roberts or roberts

01:11:09.300 uh that this is a this is a really bad thing i don't agree with gerrymandering um it's a it's a toxic

01:11:16.900 thing but it's it is this the power is in the state it's not at the federal bench and so as a as a libertarian

01:11:25.060 uh i lean towards yes more power to the local than the state and the least amount of power going to

01:11:32.340 the to the federal government so i agree with it it's just that i disagree with gerrymandering and

01:11:38.500 the republicans are going to celebrate now but there will come a time when they don't have control of the

01:11:44.260 states and those things will be gerrymandered back and they won't be happy yeah no i think that's i

01:11:52.740 i think that's right right i mean um the the two causes of action that kind of led to this case

01:11:58.660 though one was out in north carolina where democrats complaining and then one was out in maryland

01:12:03.060 where i believe it was the republicans complaining so it's actually both parties who are having their

01:12:08.980 complaints kind of dismissed here by the court um i i think you're right glenn i mean from like a

01:12:14.180 partisan perspective if we're trying to like put on you know we're trying to channel what the republican

01:12:19.380 national committee might be thinking it would be short-sighted to think of it as a victory but

01:12:23.940 from the perspective of someone trying to get the original public meaning of the constitution

01:12:29.620 right i think it's a clear victory uh so josh i'm looking we're talking to josh hammer of daily wire

01:12:34.740 um i'm looking at this ruling on the census and it's seemingly incredibly complicated and way above

01:12:41.460 my intellect uh you could obviously when you read this thing in full it happened breaking here as

01:12:46.180 we're on the air but it does seem that it says it's it's affirmed in part reversed in part and

01:12:50.500 remanded and we're seeing the the i mean the breakdown of it there's several parts i mean it's

01:12:55.940 you know roberts uh the unanimous court on parts one and two uh opinion of the court with respect to

01:13:01.140 parts three four b and four c which thomas alito gorsuch and kavanaugh joined with respect to

01:13:05.940 four a thomas ginsburg brier sotomayor kagan and kavanaugh like it is like all over the board on all

01:13:12.580 different parts and the summary i'm starting to see here is that they will not allow the census

01:13:18.580 question to be on on the 20 on the citizenship question to be on the 2020 census though it almost

01:13:25.860 seems like they're going into the motivations as to why it was placed there in the first place

01:13:31.060 i you know this is a i mean i feel like i'm in the middle of uh you know uh like so wait so really

01:13:37.780 bad episode of law and order in which they really don't explain things well uh so josh i tell you

01:13:42.260 what instead of wasting time with conjecture can we just cut you loose here and then have you read

01:13:47.620 this and come back and tell us what you really think it means sure absolutely guys happy to do that all

01:13:53.300 right so we'll cut you loose now you go and study that when you're ready you just call us back uh and

01:13:58.580 we'll uh we'll get into the census because right now supreme court blocks citizenship question on

01:14:06.420 2020 census yeah but it is now changed that's not what the headline said just a few minutes ago yeah

01:14:12.180 so the ruling it comes out because it says there's a unanimous part of this um but it seems like roberts

01:14:20.020 is just really pissed at the the motivation behind it because there were some you know that they did this

01:14:25.060 with politics in mind i don't know how that affects the constitution exactly as we as he just josh just

01:14:31.620 pointed out you know there's a lot of politics involved in our system right um but we'll uh intent

01:14:36.820 usually doesn't isn't i mean yeah right it's it's a weird one so let's we'll get josh back on here and

01:14:42.180 we'll kind of follow this as we go to break and give you the breakdown but as of right now it appears

01:14:46.900 that the census question will be blocked or excuse me the citizenship question will be blocked on the 2020 census

01:14:55.060 so i have to tell you i had a conversation with uh the guy who studies the economy for

01:15:10.500 a living and uh we were talking about inflation and why we don't have inflation and i contend we

01:15:17.460 do have inflation it's in the stock market that's the the people who had the money who could get these

01:15:23.460 low interest rate uh loans were the companies and they could repatriate their money they could go

01:15:30.420 and get low interest loans and uh or zero interest loans and they could go buy back a lot of their

01:15:36.180 stock other people who had a lot of money could take their money and put it into the stock market and

01:15:42.100 it was was going up uh and everybody's jumping on this bandwagon and i don't think any of it is real

01:15:49.300 he disagreed and i want to get into that um with you later but i i will tell you this

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01:17:44.260 instance there's a section on slavery uh in america that shows the census of the native american uh reservations

01:17:52.180 where in i think it is 1880 it might be 1870 uh one out of every resident on uh reservation land

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01:21:28.420 continue our coverage of the debate last night and prepare you for tonight's debate uh also we're going

01:21:33.700 to go over the uh supreme court rulings coming up uh in the next half hour but i i stand by that what

01:21:42.020 project veritas uncovered and what's happening with google and youtube and uh and facebook instagram

01:21:50.180 what's happening here is the biggest story of the year and i think it might be one of the biggest

01:21:56.900 stories of of my lifetime because of the consequences no one is truly tying all of this together

01:22:05.140 and looking at how we are starting to uh run up against a big brother that will not only control what you

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01:22:27.540 without you even knowing it and we're here now it may be too late to turn it around but what are the

01:22:36.100 ramifications even for free elections and free thought and free speech we have tim pool an award-winning

01:22:45.140 american journalist political commentator and uh and extraordinarily independent he's been on the

01:22:52.580 receiving end of some of this and he's a guy who truly understands it see if he can explain the

01:22:58.820 real ramifications of what happened with project veritas this week and now with the donald on reddit we do

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01:24:27.140 tim pool been a fan of yours for a while you are um you are fair uh outspoken unafraid and you know

01:24:49.460 what you're talking about uh more than i think almost anybody else in the media when it comes to uh what is

01:24:57.060 really happening uh when it comes to freedom of speech uh and censorship uh at google and twitter and

01:25:05.380 and facebook welcome to the program thanks for having me uh so do you agree that uh what we're what

01:25:15.940 we're facing now what's coming out and most people in the media are ignoring with project veritas and

01:25:21.860 everything else that this is a the beginnings of an uh of an understanding of an all-encompassing

01:25:31.940 control on everyone's life and mind yeah absolutely and i gotta say it's it's astounding that you know i

01:25:41.700 was a lifelong liberal and now having conversations about massive powerful corporations you know infringing

01:25:48.180 on our lives and our rights with conservatives and you know throughout my life all the liberals who

01:25:52.820 are the ones challenging the corporations even even in the debate last night bring up all these

01:25:56.660 corporations where was the conversation about how google and facebook are controlling what we are

01:26:01.220 seeing and hearing it's not coming from the left they're there and and you look at the mainstream

01:26:06.020 press i ain't using that term but uh there's a there's a website called all sides that tracks the

01:26:11.620 biases of various sites and they straight up said the veritas uh story has been largely ignored by

01:26:17.140 left-wing media oh yeah that's that's that's crazy to me well it it's it's crazy also because you know

01:26:23.700 where's the aclu where where are people that are are they say they're for freedom of speech

01:26:30.420 i disagree i mean i vehemently disagree with alex jones i've been a target of his i have no there's no

01:26:37.620 love between us at all but i will stand for his right to be heard we can't we can't do this i don't

01:26:44.980 want any marxist silenced i don't want any crazy person silenced this what's happening these these

01:26:51.940 organizations are not only silencing people by taking them off but they're also doing for instance

01:26:59.460 the donald and reddit they didn't remove them they just remove them and put them in their own little

01:27:05.220 special little ghetto and that eventually just it decays away because you're not seen anymore

01:27:13.780 right right i think that donald um i i'm sure you know your listeners are familiar it's like it's

01:27:18.500 basically the biggest pro-trump forum and what's particularly worrisome to me about this they claim

01:27:24.100 that it was taken down because people on the forum were making threats of violence towards police well

01:27:29.140 i really doubt conservative trump supporters are going to threaten police but but maybe right

01:27:34.180 and what's worrisome is that anyone can make an account go into any forum post whatever they want

01:27:40.500 take a screenshot and then you know wave flags and say hey look ban them they're saying bad things

01:27:45.140 you know if you're going to tell me that conservatives are making threats against cops i'd laugh and i

01:27:49.220 wouldn't believe you and so i'm confused as even even the trump supporters are posting photos of police

01:27:53.940 saying we love cops that would never happen so how easy would it be for some activists

01:27:58.500 to go in make some fake posts and then flag that to write to administrative administrators and say

01:28:03.860 hey ban them now well first of all in that area unless they have banned uh you know black lives matter 0.99

01:28:10.260 and um and antifa they don't they don't have a consistent case at all i'll tell you what there

01:28:17.140 was a post on on one forum it was a far left forum where they were saying that people should bring

01:28:23.140 firearms to confront you know a trump rally and they said hey we better bring our guns protect

01:28:29.060 ourselves now for one i'm like okay that's you know you have a second amendment right i can understand

01:28:32.580 that but how is that not you know far left people saying there's going to be violence at this rally

01:28:37.140 so we should bring our guns that's okay with reddit but you know right in its capacity there's a bunch

01:28:43.940 of better examples i could give than that because that one kind of gets close to the like a two-way argument

01:28:47.780 but it's it's an example in my opinion of double standards because if you look at some of these

01:28:53.140 left-wing forums they all day call for for violence and harm against other people so i talked to uh dr

01:28:59.060 robert epstein do you know him from harvard uh the creepy line familiar now okay you you should you

01:29:04.180 should talk to him he's fantastic he started doing research uh he's a guy who voted for hillary clinton

01:29:10.340 he's a lefty um not a lefty he's a he's a democrat and um he started doing research on google because he

01:29:18.420 wanted to see if they were swaying elections at all and he found real evidence uh and said that it is

01:29:27.220 much worse in the 2018 than it was in the 2016 and he believes that they can just through their their

01:29:36.340 search engines by the way they by the way they um give you answers to your queries uh and how they

01:29:45.780 stack those things he says that 80 percent of undecideds can be swayed and he has evidence that google is

01:29:53.700 doing it now well isn't that the same thing by saying your videos my videos dave rubin's videos ben

01:30:01.540 shapiro's videos when you go on youtube and you'll find one of our videos but then

01:30:08.420 your other videos don't come up in the recommended it's something else which they say they are doing

01:30:14.980 right now that's the same yeah that's the same thing it's a really interesting argument on principle

01:30:21.460 for me you know i don't believe that youtube is legally required to recommend my content to anybody

01:30:27.060 right so i i i will i you know i tell my my listeners listen you know if you like my content

01:30:31.460 share it otherwise i don't deserve it but here's the thing if we then recognize that youtube is i

01:30:36.660 believe they're like the largest media distributor on the planet the second largest search engine

01:30:41.060 we recognize that and if they are specifically targeting certain perspectives because i don't

01:30:46.260 consider myself a conservative i'm a moderate slightly to the left right but if they're going to take

01:30:50.500 down someone like me or gave rubin or prager university and they're still going to provide

01:30:54.740 recommendations to left-wing voices and mainstream media voices well then i i understand right i don't

01:31:01.300 think that i'm i have i have the right to have my content promoted but then you are going to see a

01:31:06.340 massive shift in the in the perception of of uh americans and the world because google is feeding them

01:31:12.580 specific ideology correct correct so i heard you speak earlier this week and and uh and you were

01:31:20.900 talking one of your videos about how you think it might be too late to get out of the beginning of

01:31:26.580 this matrix um why do you think that well if there's data published um a couple weeks ago on

01:31:36.260 twitter i can't remember who the researcher was but he took a look at lexus nexus data this is a big

01:31:40.820 tracking company they look at stories going back to the 70s and they tracked a left-wing identitarian

01:31:47.460 ideological uh terminology right it's kind of jargon but basically far left words you know

01:31:53.940 like intersectionality white privilege and around the beginning of 2010 there's a hockey stick on all

01:32:00.100 of these graphs a massive skyrocketing i think this has to do with digital media companies who are not

01:32:06.900 ideologically driven who discovered pissing people off pissing people off results in shares which results

01:32:12.980 in money so they end up hiring these activists to push this narrative this this ideology over and

01:32:18.340 over again and we're at a point now where you look at some of these internal messages like what veritas

01:32:22.900 leaked where they refer to prager you and ben shapiro jordan peterson as nazis and you can see that these

01:32:29.060 people have really been infected with what what i i a dogmatic ideology of some sort so now we're at a

01:32:36.020 point where you have such a very a very large group of people who i guess you can say you know

01:32:42.420 have been indoctrinated through this algorithmic money chasing they're not going to let those views

01:32:47.860 go their world is built around this idea that's a fake reality how do you break that i don't know

01:32:54.740 right because these companies certainly aren't going to disappear overnight they are hurting now you know

01:32:58.100 the buzzfeeds the foxes etc but now look at what happens with the these people are so entrenched in

01:33:03.860 their tribalism that you have donald trump come out what years ago saying we have a border crisis

01:33:09.860 and it took two years for the media and the democrats to finally recognize we actually have

01:33:15.700 a border crisis and now they're finally good so because the media was so you know look these media

01:33:21.140 companies are making money off of this ideology all of them you know and it's infecting the bigger

01:33:26.260 more credible sources now as well like the new york times runs a front page story about one guy who

01:33:31.380 watched youtube videos to push some narrative about the far right it was complete nonsense

01:33:36.740 so these so the new york times is now hiring on these people they refuse to acknowledge reality

01:33:41.700 and that truly terrifies me and and you know what's crazy is they're there i feel like we're

01:33:46.500 we're too far gone at this point i mean maybe it's a bit hyperbolic but when you look at the

01:33:51.060 rhetoric we have where we say hey these people are pushing things that are nonsense there's there's

01:33:54.740 nothing we can do how do we stop this i mean they're saying the exact same thing about us

01:33:59.780 oh these people live in a fake reality it's like look you know i go i go on the ground i've been

01:34:04.340 on the ground across the world i talk to regular people they don't believe these weird things that

01:34:09.700 you guys believe on the internet you know the far left but they live in that reality and now because

01:34:15.540 all of these young people have started to pick up this this indoctrination through you know the

01:34:19.540 boxes the hoffington post the buzzfeeds they're starting to work at the new york times they're starting

01:34:23.860 to work at nbc and they're weaponizing these media platforms to silence their political opponents

01:34:29.540 so so i'll add this very quickly i recently was leaked some information where i was i was able to

01:34:35.060 publish an email from a left-wing journalist who accused us essentially it sounded like they were

01:34:41.540 saying chase bank was supporting the proud boys by providing basic financial services yeah about a day

01:34:47.860 a day after that email was sent chase cut off the personal and business accounts of enrique tario of

01:34:53.460 the proud boys look you don't have to like the proud boys that's not the point the point is

01:34:57.540 these journalists know that bad pr is a weapon and they're using it for activist reasons like

01:35:02.100 they're activists now it's not about sharing information it's about weaponizing their platform to hurt

01:35:08.020 political opponents and it's only getting worse so you know when it comes to the issue of google

01:35:13.060 i i look i look back to the same example of the border yeah trump said there was a crisis on the

01:35:17.380 border everyone finally agrees for the most part you know ocasio-cortez still doesn't but it took

01:35:21.780 years to get to this point we have project veritas we have leaked video of sergey brin the co-founder

01:35:27.060 of google saying he's deeply offended by the election of you know the 2016 election and that

01:35:31.940 trump supporters don't share his values that was last year when are is the media going to finally

01:35:37.460 say hey it's not a conspiracy theory anymore two more years well look this censorship that we're

01:35:42.500 seeing i i i i'm not a conspiracy theorist but i gotta say it's a damn perfect coincidence

01:35:47.540 that the same day as the democratic debates the donald gets quarantined so you can't find their

01:35:51.860 posts anymore project veritas has basically been banned by all the big providers even vimeo now

01:35:58.420 has has banned their account right it's banned their account youtube youtube took down their video

01:36:04.180 youtube this i'll tell you what's really crazy this is what what freaks me out i made a video

01:36:09.060 commenting on publicly available information that was reported on by buzzfeed by the guardian by you

01:36:16.020 know just all of these major outlets they said pinterest you know has banned live action this pro-life

01:36:20.740 group so i made a video i commented on it youtube took my video down without warning without any chance

01:36:27.860 to fix any problems saying i was violating the privacy of the people in the story even though the

01:36:33.300 information was public was on twitter they took my video down so that i take great offense to i

01:36:39.700 understand you know look youtube wants to argue that veritas is violating someone's privacy i think

01:36:44.740 that's ridiculous but the argument over when uh a name is newsworthy fine we can have that argument i

01:36:52.020 still think veritas is in the right but for me we've stepped into a even crazier dystopia where the act

01:36:58.340 of commenting on the information that was already made public is now being banned from the platform

01:37:03.220 to me that's scary because that means independent people look youtube's the only game in town right

01:37:09.060 you're not going to get a million views on vimeo you're not going to get a million views on these

01:37:12.660 these other video platforms youtube has really monopolized the video space and that means if you

01:37:17.300 want to reach people youtube's the only game in town they've dominated and they're using that power

01:37:21.700 to suppress those that are critical of what's happening so so i'll say this here's what i think's

01:37:25.940 happening we know the censorship has been going on for a long time i think this is partly due to

01:37:30.740 the fact that in reality conservatives are better at the internet than liberals are you know they say

01:37:36.020 the left can't mean so in response to this we see these people at twitter at facebook at google

01:37:41.380 start taking down conservative content to try and rectify that we know what's happening even

01:37:46.180 jack dorsey has said his conservative employees are scared to speak up pinterest really uh james

01:37:51.860 james o'keefe really cracked the case open with pinterest's overt censorship of live action and

01:37:57.460 you could see that pinterest panicked they they at first when the story broke they unblocked live

01:38:02.260 action but then immediately issued the same thing you know what no we're going to ban them anyway

01:38:05.780 i think that was an opening of the floodgates that emboldened all these other platforms

01:38:09.860 so when veritas comes out with a bigger expose hey google here's what their employees are saying

01:38:14.260 behind closed doors google now says you know what screw it regulations coming anyway knock them down

01:38:19.460 i think they're at a point where they just don't care anymore pinterest was the floodgates being

01:38:23.620 ripped open where you can't deny it anymore and now and now google says you know what let's just let's

01:38:29.460 just go for it tim i know we have a podcast scheduled with you in a few weeks and i'm really looking

01:38:34.820 forward to being able to have um you know some real time to sit down and talk to you about all of

01:38:39.860 this i appreciate your time today thank you so much uh tim pool you can follow him at tim cast uh he

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01:40:35.140 next week we'll have uh uh dr robert epstein i think it's epstein i'm not sure um but he's from harvard

01:40:55.460 and um dr bob dr bob uh from harvard and he is he is studying this and he said we've got to raise money

01:41:06.340 and he's talking lots of money we have to raise enough money to be able to have a full united states

01:41:14.840 monitoring on google and the games that they're going to play in the 2020 election i'm telling you i think

01:41:21.360 these guys on the left i think they know they're going to win not because of anything else other

01:41:29.980 than the fact that they have youtube google facebook everyone and those analytics are being changed right

01:41:37.200 now those those algorithms are being changed right now to silence voices like ours and heighten voices

01:41:45.120 on the left you know those voices of justice that skews everything as we showed last night on television

01:41:52.360 google can just by rearranging the search which he has evidence they are doing just by rearranging

01:42:01.600 the the search results they can switch independence by 80 percent i think he said it was a from a 50 50

01:42:09.940 issue among independents he can get it to a 90 10 issue either way just by switching the order and he

01:42:16.520 has evidence that google is already doing this that they did this and influenced 72 million americans

01:42:24.000 in the in the last primary yeah and this i think is two ways right one is sure we have to fight back

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01:42:36.940 right like you know some conservative billionaires need to start to you know you know designing real

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01:44:14.180 we're going to we're going to uh hear from josh hammer uh who is one of our legal minds that is

01:44:20.700 following the supreme court he's going to give us the latest on what has been released today from

01:44:25.700 the supreme court but mark skousen uh is on with us right now he is the producer of freedom fest and i

01:44:31.360 have been invited to speak at freedom fest uh and he is with us now hi mark how are you well i'm doing

01:44:37.960 great glenn it's glad to be glad to be on your show to talk about the big show in vegas freedom fest

01:44:42.840 okay so it's it's in vegas when is it it's a few weeks away isn't it yep july 17th through the 20th

01:44:49.500 it's a wednesday start in the evening with our opening ceremonies and ends with our saturday uh

01:44:56.120 program uh we've got the full schedule online at freedomfest.com and uh we're expecting a couple

01:45:03.860 thousand people we're very excited to have you now these are these are libertarians conservatives

01:45:09.980 uh this these are the people that are actually looking at the constitution and trying to rule

01:45:16.040 their life on on constitutional things in fact we we do have a constitution day uh uh with douglas

01:45:25.240 ginsburg's gins ginsburg the uh uh judge uh he's going to be covering that topic as well as 250 other

01:45:34.180 sessions you know glenn the whole idea of freedom fest which i came up with uh over

01:45:39.960 a decade ago was uh we're losing this war for freedom mainly because we're all going our

01:45:47.580 separate ways and i know you have tried your best to gather people together my idea is that once a year

01:45:54.980 all the freedom lovers come together in las vegas uh the entertainment capital of the world

01:46:02.000 and uh we come together to network to socialize to learn to celebrate liberty and uh you've been

01:46:10.720 you've been there before you came in 2015 which is when donald trump came and we had uh 2500 people

01:46:17.520 there it was just uh standing room only mark who do you um uh who do you have this year

01:46:23.700 you have justice skins uh not justice ginsburg you have uh uh uh who did you just say uh gorsuch

01:46:30.440 yeah uh yeah and then you have you have me i know penn gillette is coming who else is coming

01:46:35.540 well we have uh kevin o'leary of shark tank and he's going to debate john mackie the sea of whole

01:46:42.000 foods markets about the wow the real purpose of business is it uh make to make money or is it

01:46:48.780 have a higher purpose and of course john mackie argues for a higher purpose in business and

01:46:53.860 and kevin o'leary says listen it's all about making money if you want a friend buy a dog

01:46:59.680 so it's it's going to be a that's that's going to be a great debate yeah uh but we do a lot of

01:47:09.320 debates we're going to have a debate on uh is is eating meat uh ethical and nutritional is one of

01:47:17.320 our debates with john mackie as well as joel salatin who's a uh the libertarian uh christian

01:47:23.820 farmer from virginia uh we have john stossel george gilder rich lowry from national review

01:47:30.560 alan dersowicz and randy barnett are going to talk specifically about these recent supreme court

01:47:36.400 decisions uh we have steve moore and herman cain who both uh were going to be nominated to go in

01:47:43.540 the fed and we're going to ask them what would they have done if they had been nominated and

01:47:48.600 became members of the fed we have candace owens the fiery black conservative who took on congress 0.98

01:47:54.420 recently it's um it's really a fun uh a fun conference okay well i will be there and if you

01:48:02.000 if you if you want to join us uh how do you get how do you get tickets so the best thing is to go

01:48:08.260 to freedomfest.com and if they register before july 1st you get a hundred dollars off and uh it's

01:48:14.820 really going to be a lot of fun i'm really looking forward to having you there again and uh to meet

01:48:20.500 all of these people who are anxious to change uh you know my feeling is if we all gather together

01:48:28.180 once a year they can't ignore us anymore right that's the whole idea and if we can get as big as

01:48:34.860 the nra or what have you you make a big difference so um mark you are a you're a an award-winning

01:48:41.220 economist uh and i don't know if you saw the debate last night but uh they're talking about

01:48:48.600 ending the free market now in the democratic party yeah how fast can this thing be dismantled

01:48:55.720 well i think they're uh these the democratic party is trying to distinguish themselves some way so the

01:49:08.380 way they're doing it is by going further and further toward us the cause of socialism i mean let's call it

01:49:15.300 what it is and that's what your topic is going to be at freedom fest um and you know i have to deal

01:49:22.760 with this because i teach economics uh at chapman university i've also taught at columbia business

01:49:28.660 school and i write on the board i say okay let's take this quote that sounds really good from each

01:49:35.680 according to his ability to each according to his needs and i don't tell them it's from carl marks

01:49:41.900 because i don't want to affect their bias and i said just by a show of hands how many of you

01:49:47.460 upper middle class students at chapman university how many of you agree with this and i get about 75

01:49:53.780 percent who raise their hand and says oh it sounds really good and then i said put your economics cap on

01:49:59.700 and what happens to anybody who earns more than the need the need level which for them was

01:50:07.100 believe it or not 75 000 a year for these students uh i said what if you earn more than 75 000 well it's

01:50:13.860 all taken away and it's put into this community pot so i said in essence what's the marginal tax rate

01:50:20.460 under this plan and it's 100 and once you once people once students get that and they get it right

01:50:29.260 away suddenly they realize oh this isn't really a great plan after all and when you're through i have

01:50:34.540 100 voting against it they say we don't want it so we have to educate our people and obviously the

01:50:40.680 democrats who are running for office offering free medicare and free uh free college education

01:50:48.620 everything so forth it all sounds very appealing until you realize it's going to result in extremely

01:50:54.620 high tax rates which is going to destroy what caused us in the first place to become a prosperous

01:51:02.740 country exactly right mark uh look forward to seeing you uh at uh freedom fest you go to

01:51:09.140 freedomfest.com freedomfest.com i highly recommend that you come and i'm going to be there and my uh

01:51:15.060 uh my topic is socialism versus the free market uh and uh i'm i'm anxious to present that and and

01:51:22.940 we'll see you there mark skousen thank you so much freedomfest.com yeah i'll be coming along too

01:51:27.340 very excited about it um you know i just want to make the i mean you can hear it's great uh festival and

01:51:34.160 lots of great conversations you're going to be uh you're going to be covering this from

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01:51:44.140 right i'm gonna find out right okay let me take a quick break then i'm going to come back we have

01:51:49.880 josh hammer he is the editor at large of the daily wire he's going to go over the rulings uh from the

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01:54:00.600 early at 888-727-BECK only on the blaze welcome to the program we have josh hammer on editor large

01:54:10.140 daily wire asked him to go through the uh the scotus rulings uh today um we started when we we were on

01:54:18.040 the phone about an hour and a half ago and as the ruling came out it looked like things were going in

01:54:22.980 favor of donald trump for the census but it's kind of a complex ruling and it's not necessarily in favor

01:54:29.900 um although they can go back and you know ask for uh another hearing uh josh what what have you found

01:54:40.060 out on this yeah so apologies to you glenn for the bit of fake news on the air earlier i guess no no

01:54:46.520 everybody i mean i looked up at the tv at the same time everybody was reporting it that way

01:54:51.160 at that time yeah you know what it reminds me of reminds me of the big obamacare case from 2012

01:54:56.540 right when roberts declined to uphold the mandate on commerce clause grounds and like it only we found

01:55:03.060 out like 10 minutes later that he was actually going on uh you know rewriting his attack so it kind of

01:55:08.260 reminds me of that and that's about what happened here too i mean this is just a total total total john

01:55:13.080 roberts special um the whole opinion to the extent i've been able to read it so far just reads like

01:55:19.160 here john roberts so basically what happened here is the court is saying that the executive branch's

01:55:27.000 decision to reinstate the citizenship question on the census is neither a constitutional violation

01:55:33.640 nor a violation of the census act the statute that uh you know the actual operator statute that

01:55:41.220 permits the government to impose the census what they do question and justice thomas kind of gets at

01:55:47.340 this and alito who is quite angry and is a separate opinion and gets that even harder i think

01:55:52.280 what they do question is whether secretary wilbur ross's secretary of commerce whether his

01:55:58.160 actual stated rationale his his public rationale mirrors his private motivations in such a way as to bring this

01:56:08.720 in compliance with a separate statute the administrative and procedure act which is kind of the governing

01:56:15.900 statute for how all the various uh bureaucracies the federal government can promulgate and issue

01:56:22.640 regulations so that's a lot of lawyer talk i know it's what the hell does that even mean

01:56:27.560 so so they're saying that they can do it it doesn't violate anything they can do it but they don't like

01:56:34.140 how they did it yeah that's actually exactly what it is glenn you just you nailed it it's kind of an

01:56:39.340 insane ruling to be honest with you i'm still kind of fully wrapping my head around it you know what it

01:56:42.460 reminds me of actually it reminds me of how during the so-called travel ban litigation that culminated

01:56:48.640 in the trump v hawaii case a year ago how people were talking about how like the president's public

01:56:53.780 rationale didn't mirror you know his tweets like what he was saying like during the campaign right

01:56:58.540 it kind of reminds it kind of reminds me a lot of that it's this is just such classic john roberts

01:57:03.340 i mean if i had a if i were if i had a chief justice john roberts hall of fame this opinion would

01:57:07.900 be right up there with his obamacare opinion as kind of crown jewels right he just twists himself

01:57:13.180 into a knot to make sure that nobody is offended by anything so so what does this mean so so do they

01:57:21.060 have to go do it a different way or or what if they didn't violate the constitution or the law

01:57:27.860 what else has to be decided yeah i mean they basically are sending it back to the lower court

01:57:38.940 to as far as i can tell essentially plead their case and prove that their motivation for making this

01:57:45.300 is legitimate um it's nuts i mean like it's really nuts i mean like thomas said that gets it right right

01:57:52.120 in the very first page of his uh it's a partial concurrence partial dissent it reads more like a

01:57:58.180 dissent but this from the first paragraph i'll just read if you don't mind just as thomas says

01:58:03.180 our only role in this case is to decide whether the secretary of commerce complied with the law and gave

01:58:08.740 a reasoned explanation for his decision the court correctly answers these questions in the affirmative

01:58:14.160 that ought to end our inquiry and he's right like it's an insane proposition to inquire in as to the

01:58:21.720 private subjective motives as to whether these uh actors uh secretary ross here was acting in private

01:58:28.840 good faith in a way that aligned with his publicly stated rationale but what was what what are they

01:58:33.680 accusing him of there it reads kind of like a sop story honestly i am it's kind of what we were saying

01:58:44.140 on the air earlier about how a lot of people are worried that this will suppress census turnout and have

01:58:49.440 drastic potential implications so are they they're accusing the secretary of trying to suppress uh

01:58:57.680 the vote or to suppress uh uh voices in the country is i mean what what is it that they're

01:59:06.800 they're alleging i'm looking here at page 18 of roberts's majority opinion and he's talking about how

01:59:13.680 uh the census bureau predicted a 5.1 percent decline in response rates among non-citizen households

01:59:21.280 if the citizenship question were reinstated so this is kind of what he's talking about here he's he's

01:59:28.480 he's giving air time to the complaints from the left that an insistent question will actually dilute

01:59:34.920 turn out and he's he's trying to basically make sure that this is being done for wholly legitimate

01:59:44.200 reasons right and they're saying basically like the government provided a wholly legitimate reason but

01:59:48.600 we think wilbur ross uh had another had another one which was just to suppress illegal immigrants and

01:59:54.360 therefore uh we're just going to throw this back to the courts and let them try to re-argue it and my

01:59:59.640 understanding josh is basically they have a deadline a self-imposed deadline which we don't know if it's

02:00:03.880 actual actually real but they have to they'd have to get this done because of all the printing and

02:00:07.720 everything else that needs to be done with the census so they have a small window to essentially re-argue

02:00:11.800 this is that correct yeah that's absolutely correct and this strikes me the kind of litigation that

02:00:17.480 because the timeline that you just mentioned stew like should be dramatically expedited i mean i hope

02:00:23.160 that they can get that the government could get their day in court like essentially tomorrow

02:00:27.320 unbelievable wow unbelievable amazing uh thank you john roberts yet another fabulous pick uh by a bush

02:00:38.840 josh hammer daily wire i think we'd be better if we had an actual bush

02:00:43.160 pick we just show it to like you know some sort of berry bush and just say which one

02:00:47.880 one and the way the the leaves blow we would decide that's our next supreme court justice

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 27, 2019

First of Many Freak Shows ｜ Guests： Joanna Mendez, Josh Hammer, Tim Pool, & Mark Skousen ｜ 6⧸27⧸19

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