The Glenn Beck Program - Fundamental Transformational Control ｜ Guest： Patrick Courrielche ｜ 5⧸8⧸19

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00:01:48.920 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:01:57.180 i want to start with a question

00:02:00.040 is there anyone out there

00:02:03.860 that

00:02:05.800 really is actually trying to fix

00:02:09.940 the problem

00:02:10.900 that they're really they they want to run for president because not that they want to change us

00:02:16.980 not that they want to transform us

00:02:18.940 but because they just actually believe it's not that hard to fix

00:02:24.820 i just share some thoughts with you

00:02:30.880 that i had getting up and taking a shower and then getting in here and looking at the news

00:02:36.020 we do that in one minute

00:02:37.420 this is the glenbeck program

00:02:41.940 it's mother's day this weekend

00:02:43.540 it's mother's day this weekend

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00:03:48.000 all right

00:03:51.000 i

00:03:55.200 you know my day starts the same way

00:04:02.440 my day usually starts

00:04:06.780 focused on what it should be focused on

00:04:10.380 and i don't think we're all that different

00:04:15.480 i think our days start exactly the same

00:04:19.420 this morning

00:04:21.100 my alarm went off about five o'clock

00:04:24.460 and every morning i just get up

00:04:27.380 drag myself out of bed and i get showered

00:04:29.800 and then i stand for about five minutes in my closet

00:04:32.500 just trying to find anything that still fits

00:04:35.080 i mean i got a whole closet full of clothes

00:04:37.360 nothing i can really still wear

00:04:39.020 today i'm gonna start exercising

00:04:41.360 i tell myself

00:04:42.240 i listen to a podcast

00:04:44.580 i try to get a quick update

00:04:46.300 on the insanity

00:04:47.340 that happened on the other side of the world

00:04:49.320 where the sun is now setting

00:04:50.600 before we begin our insanity

00:04:52.280 i peek into my bedroom

00:04:55.520 where at least one of the kids

00:04:57.380 are now fast asleep

00:04:58.660 they climbed into bed with us last night

00:05:00.680 because of the thunderstorm showers

00:05:02.360 and i wonder if he or she is going to be

00:05:05.620 rested enough now to ace that test

00:05:07.800 that we studied for last night

00:05:09.360 i just want them to do well in life

00:05:13.680 but i don't even know how to help them anymore

00:05:15.920 the nonsense taught in their school 0.60

00:05:18.580 shocks me almost every time 0.89

00:05:20.180 and i don't even know why anymore

00:05:21.560 two plus two doesn't equal four

00:05:23.480 there is no gender 1.00

00:05:25.060 and i don't even recognize the country

00:05:27.040 that people are describing

00:05:28.220 when they talk about america

00:05:29.560 and i care i do

00:05:31.860 i'm not a hater

00:05:33.680 i don't want to burn the whole system down

00:05:36.160 i don't want to spread fake news

00:05:38.620 but i don't even know what's true anymore

00:05:40.520 everything my parents taught me

00:05:43.120 now seems out of fashion

00:05:44.580 i worry about the economy

00:05:46.780 i worry about my job

00:05:47.900 i worry about other people's job

00:05:49.460 i worry about illegal immigration

00:05:51.360 and i'm not stupid

00:05:52.400 and i'm not racist

00:05:53.380 i don't want kids in cages

00:05:55.360 i'm proud of our history of ellis island

00:05:58.160 but i want to know who's here

00:05:59.420 my family came here for the same reasons

00:06:02.960 they just wanted a chance

00:06:05.740 and that's all i want

00:06:08.400 that's all i want for my children

00:06:09.960 and i'm tired of the political bickering

00:06:13.180 i think me and my friends

00:06:14.220 we could fix this

00:06:15.340 just by leaving people alone

00:06:17.580 and recognizing that we're all the same

00:06:21.080 we just want a shot

00:06:24.260 isn't that the american dream

00:06:28.800 it's not two cars

00:06:30.200 it's just having a shot

00:06:32.620 and are our kids going to have that shot

00:06:37.360 and i don't see a politician

00:06:40.500 talking about this

00:06:41.940 because i mean it

00:06:44.700 i think we could get together

00:06:46.340 with our neighbors

00:06:46.940 and fix this

00:06:48.100 what does

00:06:49.880 what does no genders 1.00

00:06:51.960 have to do

00:06:52.980 with fixing our country

00:06:54.740 so our children

00:06:56.120 have a shot

00:06:57.380 they're now talking about

00:07:03.300 getting rid of capitalism

00:07:06.580 openly

00:07:07.340 forget about socialism

00:07:08.880 that was so 2016

00:07:10.540 they're actually now talking about

00:07:15.320 oh no no no

00:07:16.480 i don't i don't

00:07:17.600 i don't want to be like sweden

00:07:19.500 they're now actually stating

00:07:22.360 the free markets end

00:07:24.600 they're now saying

00:07:26.100 they want to abolish capitalism

00:07:28.160 you know why they didn't want to stand by 1.00

00:07:30.380 that stupid green jobs deal 1.00

00:07:32.240 because if you read what was in there 1.00

00:07:34.800 it says the fundamental transformation

00:07:38.040 of our financial system

00:07:40.840 from a free market

00:07:43.200 to a system of environmental

00:07:46.740 and economic justice

00:07:49.220 that's what we're talking about

00:07:52.780 yesterday i saw this

00:07:59.320 i saw this article in politico

00:08:04.020 and here's the headline

00:08:04.740 here's where the democrat candidates

00:08:06.780 stand on the biggest issues

00:08:08.340 of 2020

00:08:08.960 and let me ask you

00:08:10.940 mom

00:08:12.060 dad

00:08:12.780 college student

00:08:15.260 is

00:08:16.440 is

00:08:16.920 are any of these

00:08:18.720 the biggest issues

00:08:20.120 in your life

00:08:21.240 supreme court expansion

00:08:23.640 basically packing the courts

00:08:25.620 is that something

00:08:26.700 that you sit around with

00:08:28.180 with your friends

00:08:29.140 and when you're really

00:08:30.420 talking heart to heart

00:08:31.260 about the country

00:08:31.960 do you really sit around

00:08:33.660 and go

00:08:33.940 you know what

00:08:34.680 you know what would fix this country

00:08:36.440 we gotta do this right away

00:08:37.660 pack the supreme court

00:08:39.440 make that more political

00:08:43.280 you know what would really fix this country

00:08:46.540 the thing i'm most worried about

00:08:47.980 legalizing marijuana

00:08:49.140 that's number two

00:08:51.680 number three

00:08:54.860 abolishing the electoral college

00:08:56.740 you know let me go through

00:09:03.180 all of these things

00:09:04.140 and let me tell you

00:09:04.860 what they're really about

00:09:05.860 supreme court expansion

00:09:08.860 what is their goal

00:09:10.540 is their goal really

00:09:11.840 about helping you

00:09:13.700 in your job

00:09:14.700 helping you

00:09:15.660 keep more of your money

00:09:17.020 giving your kids

00:09:19.300 a shot

00:09:20.100 are they helping you

00:09:24.240 raise your kids

00:09:25.480 when you

00:09:27.580 talk about

00:09:28.360 supreme court

00:09:29.140 expansion

00:09:29.800 no

00:09:30.900 no that's about

00:09:33.300 a fundamental transformation

00:09:34.520 of america

00:09:35.440 that's what that is

00:09:36.420 legalizing marijuana

00:09:40.060 okay

00:09:41.420 maybe i'll be kind

00:09:42.800 and say that has

00:09:43.620 something to do with

00:09:45.240 uh with um

00:09:47.400 prison reform

00:09:50.000 and i'm i'm okay with that

00:09:52.100 i'm a libertarian

00:09:53.180 i'm fine

00:09:53.840 legalize drugs

00:09:54.960 i'm fine with that

00:09:57.060 but is that what most people

00:09:59.300 are talking about in their life

00:10:00.860 abolishing the electoral college

00:10:04.440 what's that all about

00:10:05.540 fundamental transformation

00:10:07.860 of the united states

00:10:09.160 and it's about

00:10:10.400 power

00:10:11.140 the electoral college

00:10:13.660 is there

00:10:14.420 to keep us

00:10:15.220 balanced

00:10:16.020 to make sure

00:10:17.940 that the big cities

00:10:19.340 don't dominate

00:10:20.840 the rest

00:10:21.640 of the country

00:10:22.660 you may not like

00:10:24.940 the way the election

00:10:25.960 you know

00:10:26.920 bears out 0.98

00:10:27.780 but the founders

00:10:28.640 did it for a reason

00:10:29.940 we are not

00:10:31.700 a democracy

00:10:32.680 we are a republic

00:10:33.880 and a democracy

00:10:35.160 is always

00:10:36.360 number one

00:10:37.260 or number two

00:10:38.240 on any socialist

00:10:40.420 or communist list

00:10:41.660 of how to flip a nation

00:10:42.960 because then it becomes

00:10:46.000 mob rule

00:10:46.780 when did we

00:10:48.540 when did we become

00:10:50.340 these people

00:10:51.040 where we were like

00:10:51.900 hey

00:10:52.480 51% of us

00:10:54.460 say it's this way 0.99

00:10:55.260 so shut your pie hole 0.99

00:10:56.940 we've always hated that 0.99

00:10:58.820 we're a country

00:11:00.240 for the underdog

00:11:01.380 this is why

00:11:02.540 the left 1.00

00:11:03.160 is so screwed up 0.86

00:11:04.420 right now 0.96

00:11:05.080 they think

00:11:06.540 we're against

00:11:07.300 gay people

00:11:08.580 I'm not against 0.94

00:11:09.680 gay people

00:11:10.600 I feel bad 0.94

00:11:13.080 when people have

00:11:13.820 lived their whole life

00:11:15.160 feeling one way

00:11:16.680 and afraid

00:11:17.660 to come out

00:11:19.520 and say it

00:11:20.140 this is about

00:11:21.240 bullies

00:11:21.980 and America

00:11:23.640 has always been

00:11:24.440 on the side

00:11:24.940 of underdogs

00:11:25.820 but you know

00:11:27.840 when you get enough

00:11:28.560 underdogs together

00:11:29.620 and they're led 0.99

00:11:31.240 by a few bullies

00:11:32.520 they don't

00:11:34.140 they're not

00:11:34.600 the underdog anymore

00:11:35.700 universal health care

00:11:42.460 they told you

00:11:45.140 that they would

00:11:46.860 give you

00:11:47.240 $2,500

00:11:48.020 per family

00:11:49.400 per year

00:11:50.060 that's how much

00:11:50.820 your savings would be

00:11:51.840 $2,500

00:11:53.040 per year

00:11:54.440 did you see

00:11:56.000 the $2,500

00:11:56.700 in

00:11:57.980 you know

00:11:58.620 coming back to you

00:11:59.320 did you see

00:12:00.040 that reduction

00:12:00.800 in your health care

00:12:02.280 costs

00:12:02.700 because my health care

00:12:03.940 costs have gone

00:12:04.560 through the roof

00:12:05.220 everyone's health care

00:12:07.400 costs have gone

00:12:08.220 through the roof

00:12:08.900 this didn't do

00:12:10.180 what they said

00:12:10.900 you trusted them

00:12:12.800 they promised you

00:12:14.860 they even lied

00:12:17.040 about keeping

00:12:17.880 your doctor

00:12:18.720 they lied about it

00:12:20.520 admitted to it

00:12:21.660 later

00:12:22.040 they lied

00:12:22.980 and now they want

00:12:24.760 to do more

00:12:26.120 well why did they

00:12:28.760 lie in the first place

00:12:29.800 because this isn't

00:12:31.280 about health care

00:12:32.340 this isn't about you

00:12:33.680 this is about

00:12:34.820 controlling

00:12:35.800 that part

00:12:36.540 of the economy

00:12:37.320 this is about

00:12:38.540 them having

00:12:39.540 more power

00:12:40.600 over you

00:12:41.700 it's about

00:12:44.480 getting rid of

00:12:45.020 the free market

00:12:45.780 one sector

00:12:46.740 at a time

00:12:47.520 taxing the rich

00:12:51.060 it's nice

00:12:53.120 but whenever you

00:12:54.120 say

00:12:54.520 hey how much

00:12:55.400 is a fair share

00:12:56.320 and people

00:12:57.080 actually hear

00:12:58.100 how much

00:12:58.760 people are paying

00:12:59.740 in taxes

00:13:00.320 they're outraged

00:13:02.440 by it

00:13:02.960 how much

00:13:05.400 is your fair

00:13:06.220 share

00:13:06.680 let me ask

00:13:07.780 you this

00:13:08.180 when it comes

00:13:10.600 to reparations

00:13:12.200 how many people

00:13:13.000 in your life

00:13:13.840 this is on

00:13:14.420 politico's

00:13:15.360 top democratic

00:13:16.640 candidates

00:13:17.200 where they stand

00:13:18.240 on the biggest

00:13:18.820 issues in 2020

00:13:19.820 is reparations

00:13:21.420 really the biggest

00:13:22.880 issue that we're

00:13:23.680 facing right now

00:13:24.620 where is

00:13:27.400 where is

00:13:28.900 just being

00:13:29.360 decent to each

00:13:30.380 other

00:13:30.760 reparations

00:13:33.600 reparations

00:13:38.440 is about

00:13:39.440 changing

00:13:40.400 everything

00:13:41.660 it's about

00:13:43.720 punishing

00:13:44.220 people

00:13:44.820 is anybody

00:13:47.580 else sick

00:13:48.080 and tired

00:13:48.420 of punishing

00:13:49.300 people or

00:13:50.060 being punished

00:13:50.780 banishing

00:13:52.400 people or

00:13:53.440 being banished

00:13:54.160 I am

00:13:54.820 I don't want

00:13:56.100 to be other

00:13:56.440 people's judges

00:13:57.300 free college

00:14:07.300 that's like

00:14:08.100 healthcare

00:14:08.560 first of all

00:14:09.720 can't be

00:14:10.720 done

00:14:11.460 oh it'll

00:14:12.600 save everybody

00:14:13.200 no it won't

00:14:14.220 it will drive

00:14:14.960 the cost of

00:14:15.680 college through

00:14:16.400 the roof

00:14:17.100 but you won't

00:14:17.980 notice it

00:14:18.520 because you'll

00:14:18.980 be paying

00:14:19.460 taxes for

00:14:20.500 it

00:14:20.760 this is about

00:14:22.760 the government

00:14:23.520 controlling

00:14:24.540 all education

00:14:25.920 this is about

00:14:28.480 the government

00:14:29.020 controlling your

00:14:30.040 children and

00:14:31.120 your children's

00:14:31.960 chance just to

00:14:33.360 have a shot

00:14:34.280 rejecting super

00:14:37.780 PACs is that

00:14:38.760 really on your

00:14:39.380 priority list

00:14:40.160 America

00:14:40.580 because that's

00:14:42.000 about political

00:14:42.600 change

00:14:43.240 late-term

00:14:45.860 abortions

00:14:46.720 this one's

00:14:49.540 not even

00:14:49.840 about people

00:14:50.560 this is about

00:14:57.020 getting us to

00:14:57.680 disregard

00:14:58.220 people

00:14:59.480 how many

00:15:03.040 people do you

00:15:03.740 know that are

00:15:04.280 for late-term

00:15:05.580 abortions and

00:15:06.480 I'm talking to

00:15:06.980 the Democrats

00:15:07.580 how many do

00:15:08.900 you know that

00:15:09.540 are for you

00:15:11.240 know letting

00:15:11.660 the child die

00:15:12.640 after birth

00:15:13.540 killing the

00:15:18.080 child the

00:15:18.740 night before

00:15:19.540 he or she

00:15:20.860 could be

00:15:21.180 born

00:15:21.560 is that your

00:15:24.440 biggest priority

00:15:25.480 is that how

00:15:26.740 you see

00:15:27.260 fixing America

00:15:28.380 the new

00:15:30.360 green deal

00:15:31.120 what's that

00:15:33.960 one about

00:15:34.380 well read

00:15:35.820 the bill

00:15:36.320 I love it

00:15:37.800 when people

00:15:38.180 say read

00:15:38.740 the bill

00:15:39.180 this one's

00:15:40.040 pretty easy

00:15:40.660 you can read

00:15:42.020 it

00:15:42.340 it talks

00:15:43.780 about the

00:15:44.180 fundamental

00:15:44.620 transformation

00:15:45.200 of the

00:15:45.760 economic

00:15:46.200 system

00:15:46.640 of America

00:15:47.320 from a

00:15:48.060 free market

00:15:48.740 capitalist

00:15:49.240 society

00:15:49.840 to one

00:15:50.340 of

00:15:50.540 environmental

00:15:51.360 and social

00:15:52.760 justice

00:15:53.580 that's about

00:15:55.840 their control

00:15:56.780 eliminating

00:15:58.380 the filibuster

00:15:59.120 is the last

00:15:59.860 one on the

00:16:00.360 list of the

00:16:00.920 the top

00:16:01.880 priorities

00:16:03.000 the biggest

00:16:03.820 priorities

00:16:04.880 ending the

00:16:07.360 filibuster

00:16:07.900 again

00:16:08.840 it's about

00:16:09.440 changing the

00:16:10.340 system

00:16:10.760 for control

00:16:12.040 we all have

00:16:21.500 bigger things

00:16:22.000 to worry

00:16:22.380 about

00:16:22.760 and I

00:16:28.440 think this

00:16:28.900 is why

00:16:29.220 Donald Trump

00:16:29.960 will do

00:16:30.820 well

00:16:31.260 again

00:16:31.960 and it's

00:16:34.620 why Joe

00:16:35.200 Biden

00:16:35.640 is doing

00:16:36.460 well

00:16:36.900 because Joe

00:16:38.000 Biden is

00:16:38.680 not seen

00:16:39.380 even though

00:16:39.900 he is part

00:16:40.920 of this

00:16:41.480 he'll do

00:16:42.160 all of

00:16:42.600 these

00:16:42.840 things

00:16:43.280 he's not

00:16:46.620 out talking

00:16:47.140 about it

00:16:47.540 all the

00:16:47.800 time

00:16:48.120 and so

00:16:48.940 lunch bucket

00:16:49.760 Joe

00:16:50.180 who is

00:16:50.520 anything

00:16:50.780 but

00:16:51.160 lunch bucket

00:16:51.840 Joe

00:16:52.260 is doing

00:16:53.560 well in

00:16:54.400 the

00:16:54.860 polls

00:16:55.800 because everyone

00:16:58.400 else seems

00:16:59.240 so radical

00:17:00.640 unemployment

00:17:06.360 now

00:17:06.920 this is so

00:17:07.760 great to

00:17:08.220 say

00:17:08.480 at historic

00:17:09.600 lows

00:17:10.420 it has been

00:17:11.240 even more

00:17:11.760 difficult now

00:17:12.260 to find

00:17:12.600 great employees

00:17:13.440 and small

00:17:14.860 business owners

00:17:15.660 I mean

00:17:16.280 that's the last

00:17:17.580 thing you need

00:17:18.120 you need a

00:17:18.720 great HR

00:17:19.400 partner

00:17:20.000 and that

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00:18:48.060 of this

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00:18:49.140 as you

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00:18:50.260 when you

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00:18:51.000 green new

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00:18:51.720 you find

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00:18:56.160 more of a

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00:19:04.420 sort of

00:19:04.940 pretense

00:19:05.680 of the

00:19:06.280 environment

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00:19:08.520 what it's

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00:19:09.000 when you

00:19:09.600 look at

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00:19:10.080 change

00:19:10.500 and you

00:19:11.520 want to

00:19:11.680 look at

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00:19:12.980 for the

00:19:13.580 american

00:19:13.900 people

00:19:14.360 we see

00:19:15.660 the same

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00:19:16.820 over and

00:19:17.100 over again

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00:19:18.020 of the

00:19:18.220 priorities

00:19:18.620 number one

00:19:19.080 the economy

00:19:19.620 again the

00:19:21.060 economy it's

00:19:21.840 the economy 1.00

00:19:22.240 stupid is 1.00

00:19:22.800 this thing 1.00

00:19:23.840 that is

00:19:24.180 supposed to

00:19:24.640 be true

00:19:25.580 if it's

00:19:26.100 true

00:19:26.340 donald trump's

00:19:26.880 not gonna

00:19:27.120 have a

00:19:27.320 problem

00:19:27.520 getting

00:19:27.720 reelected

00:19:28.240 yeah the

00:19:28.640 first three

00:19:29.380 are really

00:19:30.260 the economy

00:19:30.960 yeah when

00:19:31.460 you talk

00:19:31.840 about things

00:19:32.600 that people

00:19:33.020 are worried

00:19:33.520 about

00:19:33.840 these are

00:19:34.560 things that

00:19:35.260 concern me

00:19:35.980 every single

00:19:36.740 day

00:19:37.020 the economy

00:19:38.100 what is

00:19:39.100 ahead

00:19:39.680 number two

00:19:40.720 what about

00:19:41.680 health care

00:19:42.240 what are

00:19:42.600 they going

00:19:43.000 to do

00:19:43.460 to health

00:19:43.960 care

00:19:44.300 and it's

00:19:44.900 specifically

00:19:45.520 health care

00:19:46.020 costs

00:19:46.680 yes so

00:19:47.460 again and

00:19:47.840 that is

00:19:48.160 very related

00:19:48.860 to the

00:19:49.140 economy

00:19:49.460 people just

00:19:49.940 want to

00:19:50.100 make sure

00:19:50.320 that they

00:19:50.520 can pay

00:19:50.820 for their

00:19:51.040 health care

00:19:51.340 i just

00:19:51.640 want to

00:19:51.900 be able

00:19:52.260 to take

00:19:52.660 my kid

00:19:53.140 to the

00:19:53.520 doctor

00:19:53.860 if they

00:19:54.380 need

00:19:54.780 something

00:19:55.300 that's

00:19:56.060 all i

00:19:56.420 worry

00:19:56.720 about

00:19:57.040 and what

00:19:58.040 are they

00:19:58.420 going to

00:19:58.920 do to

00:19:59.320 it now

00:19:59.660 and is

00:19:59.880 it going

00:20:00.080 to make

00:20:00.320 it better

00:20:00.780 or worse

00:20:01.500 listen to

00:20:02.340 that

00:20:02.620 what are

00:20:03.220 they

00:20:03.840 going to

00:20:04.860 do

00:20:05.380 to my

00:20:06.300 health

00:20:06.740 care

00:20:07.140 with a

00:20:08.780 complete

00:20:10.720 the free

00:20:11.160 market

00:20:11.720 health care

00:20:12.960 is getting

00:20:13.500 better

00:20:14.100 but it's

00:20:15.660 getting more

00:20:16.060 expensive

00:20:16.620 why

00:20:17.440 because they're

00:20:18.160 tinkering

00:20:18.760 with it

00:20:19.380 education

00:20:21.460 they've

00:20:24.760 driven up

00:20:25.560 the cost

00:20:26.020 of education

00:20:26.700 to

00:20:27.500 unbelievable

00:20:28.540 sums of

00:20:29.360 money

00:20:29.640 and it's

00:20:30.440 all because

00:20:30.940 the united

00:20:31.380 states

00:20:31.740 government

00:20:32.160 started

00:20:32.580 guaranteeing

00:20:33.420 loans

00:20:33.920 well that

00:20:35.320 way everyone

00:20:35.780 can go to

00:20:36.260 college

00:20:36.520 well not

00:20:37.000 everyone

00:20:37.500 should go

00:20:38.160 to college

00:20:38.840 some should

00:20:39.680 go to

00:20:40.000 trade

00:20:40.420 schools

00:20:41.060 and also

00:20:42.160 it's not

00:20:42.600 guaranteeing

00:20:43.120 everybody

00:20:43.360 goes to

00:20:43.720 college

00:20:44.020 it is

00:20:45.260 instead

00:20:45.900 really

00:20:46.520 subsidizing

00:20:48.160 everybody

00:20:48.640 goes in

00:20:49.140 debt

00:20:49.600 yes

00:20:50.180 and it's

00:20:50.680 subsidizing

00:20:51.380 people who

00:20:53.020 are more

00:20:53.560 well off

00:20:54.220 who tend

00:20:54.880 to go to

00:20:55.180 college

00:20:55.440 more often

00:20:56.020 with money

00:20:57.340 that is

00:20:58.200 coming from

00:20:58.800 the entire

00:20:59.460 tax base

00:21:00.720 so again

00:21:02.440 it's almost

00:21:03.700 a reverse

00:21:04.400 of what the

00:21:05.360 left says

00:21:06.060 they want

00:21:06.680 and they're

00:21:07.920 guaranteeing

00:21:08.420 these loans

00:21:08.840 so of course

00:21:09.520 colleges and

00:21:11.000 universities who

00:21:11.760 aren't you know

00:21:12.360 they're not 1.00

00:21:12.600 morons here 1.00

00:21:13.400 they just keep 1.00

00:21:13.980 hiking the

00:21:14.580 prices knowing

00:21:15.340 that everyone

00:21:15.720 has to pay

00:21:16.140 them because

00:21:17.120 well I mean

00:21:18.280 if the prices

00:21:19.200 get too high

00:21:19.800 either the

00:21:20.320 government comes

00:21:20.860 in and bails

00:21:21.380 everybody out

00:21:22.060 which they've

00:21:22.620 done before

00:21:23.080 or they come

00:21:24.940 in and they

00:21:25.300 say well

00:21:26.120 we'll change

00:21:26.960 the program

00:21:27.420 to make the

00:21:28.000 loan more

00:21:28.900 affordable

00:21:29.300 so more

00:21:30.560 money goes

00:21:31.000 to the

00:21:31.240 college and

00:21:31.800 less money

00:21:32.220 goes to

00:21:32.640 interest

00:21:33.120 but what

00:21:33.500 does that

00:21:33.700 mean to

00:21:33.920 the average

00:21:34.260 person

00:21:34.700 nothing

00:21:35.260 they're

00:21:35.860 still

00:21:36.040 paying

00:21:36.360 it

00:21:36.600 and the

00:21:37.480 principal's

00:21:37.860 higher

00:21:38.100 so then

00:21:39.340 they kind

00:21:39.700 of wind

00:21:39.880 up

00:21:40.020 this

00:21:40.480 just

00:21:41.140 keeps

00:21:41.380 churning

00:21:41.760 and churning

00:21:42.180 and churning

00:21:42.600 and prices

00:21:43.020 go up

00:21:43.460 and up

00:21:43.680 and up

00:21:43.920 and the

00:21:45.120 result is

00:21:45.840 that college

00:21:46.860 costs have

00:21:47.400 outpaced

00:21:48.040 with inflation

00:21:49.160 almost every

00:21:50.620 other part

00:21:51.660 of our society

00:21:52.460 and you

00:21:53.280 are going

00:21:53.860 to college

00:21:54.600 to be

00:21:55.960 indoctrinated

00:21:56.740 never has

00:21:57.920 it been

00:21:58.220 more true

00:21:59.080 to say

00:22:00.480 Woodrow Wilson's

00:22:01.800 dream of

00:22:02.520 college education

00:22:03.500 has finally

00:22:04.700 happened

00:22:05.280 his dream

00:22:06.780 of a college

00:22:07.360 education was

00:22:08.220 to make

00:22:09.180 a man

00:22:09.980 or a boy

00:22:10.680 more

00:22:11.840 unlike his

00:22:13.180 father

00:22:13.740 as possible

00:22:16.220 so to

00:22:18.140 try to

00:22:18.920 change him

00:22:19.820 so he's

00:22:21.040 he doesn't

00:22:21.720 reflect his

00:22:22.440 father or

00:22:23.180 his father's

00:22:23.960 value at

00:22:24.740 all

00:22:25.160 that they're

00:22:26.540 doing that

00:22:27.260 is that

00:22:29.600 what you

00:22:29.980 want

00:22:30.440 so the

00:22:31.500 first three

00:22:32.040 economy

00:22:33.060 health care

00:22:33.660 costs and

00:22:34.280 education

00:22:34.800 all things

00:22:35.520 all of us

00:22:36.060 worry about

00:22:36.640 but I want

00:22:38.000 to go down

00:22:38.400 this list

00:22:39.000 and show

00:22:39.780 you I

00:22:40.200 don't think

00:22:40.720 I have

00:22:41.100 ever seen

00:22:41.980 a party

00:22:42.680 more out

00:22:43.520 of step

00:22:44.100 with the

00:22:45.080 with the

00:22:46.080 items

00:22:46.860 on

00:22:47.680 the list

00:22:49.560 of what

00:22:49.840 people actually

00:22:50.640 care about

00:22:51.180 and how

00:22:51.540 they rank

00:22:52.040 them

00:22:52.300 ever before

00:22:53.600 in any

00:22:54.200 election

00:22:54.600 if the

00:22:56.600 economy

00:22:57.080 stays as

00:22:58.000 solid as

00:22:58.680 it is

00:22:58.980 right now

00:22:59.580 Donald

00:23:01.260 Trump

00:23:01.700 has a

00:23:03.340 big win

00:23:04.320 in front

00:23:04.880 of him

00:23:05.180 back in a

00:23:07.320 minute

00:23:07.520 you're

00:23:11.380 listening to

00:23:12.180 Glenn

00:23:12.660 Beck

00:23:13.400 American

00:23:14.620 Financing

00:23:15.140 Corporation

00:23:15.720 NMLS

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00:23:21.300 so home

00:23:22.160 prices are

00:23:22.800 appreciating

00:23:23.480 and as a

00:23:24.160 result

00:23:24.420 home

00:23:24.660 sellers

00:23:25.000 are enjoying

00:23:25.620 a sizable

00:23:26.980 return on

00:23:27.720 their investment

00:23:28.320 those people

00:23:29.460 who sold

00:23:29.920 their home

00:23:30.260 in the first

00:23:30.760 quarter of

00:23:31.280 this year

00:23:31.940 made an

00:23:32.680 average of

00:23:33.500 31.5%

00:23:35.180 return

00:23:35.660 pocketing

00:23:36.800 an average

00:23:37.420 of

00:23:37.680 $57,500

00:23:39.640 in profit

00:23:40.700 you combine

00:23:42.200 that stat

00:23:42.920 with the

00:23:43.220 market's

00:23:43.640 current

00:23:43.980 low rates

00:23:44.720 and you're

00:23:45.080 going to

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00:23:46.180 time to

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00:23:47.280 to your

00:23:47.640 next home

00:23:48.340 your

00:23:48.780 forever

00:23:49.220 home

00:23:49.640 10 minute

00:23:50.620 call to

00:23:51.160 American

00:23:51.620 Financing

00:23:52.240 a salary

00:23:52.860 based

00:23:53.140 mortgage

00:23:53.500 consultant

00:23:54.000 now is

00:23:55.000 the time

00:23:55.520 to sell

00:23:56.440 your home

00:23:57.120 and perhaps

00:23:58.000 get into

00:23:58.420 a new

00:23:58.940 home

00:23:59.360 now is

00:24:00.220 the time

00:24:00.680 with this

00:24:01.060 incredibly

00:24:01.460 low interest

00:24:02.260 rate

00:24:02.600 to refinance

00:24:03.840 your home

00:24:04.580 making a

00:24:05.820 new mortgage

00:24:06.400 payment

00:24:06.800 affordable

00:24:07.540 in many

00:24:08.220 cases

00:24:08.640 your mortgage

00:24:09.440 payment will

00:24:09.880 be less

00:24:10.360 than your

00:24:10.840 rent payment

00:24:11.700 the people

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00:24:14.780 get kickbacks

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00:25:40.480 just

00:25:42.200 doesn't

00:25:42.760 make a

00:25:43.220 difference

00:25:43.660 we're

00:25:43.900 just

00:25:44.400 talking

00:25:44.760 about

00:25:45.040 this

00:25:45.320 thing

00:25:45.640 with

00:25:45.940 Donald

00:25:47.200 Trump's

00:25:47.660 tax

00:25:47.980 returns

00:25:50.360 being

00:25:51.040 released

00:25:51.580 now

00:25:51.960 he lost

00:25:52.900 a billion

00:25:53.400 dollars

00:25:53.920 over

00:25:54.300 and they're

00:25:54.780 actually

00:25:55.020 not even

00:25:55.380 it's

00:25:55.580 tax

00:25:55.840 returns

00:25:56.260 they're

00:25:57.140 they're

00:25:57.720 forms

00:25:58.440 from

00:25:58.720 the

00:25:58.900 IRS 0.92

00:25:59.320 that

00:26:00.100 aren't

00:26:01.020 his

00:26:01.440 they're

00:26:02.060 not

00:26:02.240 his

00:26:02.400 1040

00:26:03.100 receipt

00:26:04.480 but

00:26:06.380 they're

00:26:06.760 IRS 0.92

00:26:07.700 documents

00:26:08.460 and he's

00:26:08.860 saying

00:26:09.080 they're

00:26:09.260 inaccurate

00:26:09.740 who

00:26:10.660 cares

00:26:11.000 I don't

00:26:11.680 care

00:26:11.980 and we

00:26:12.720 talked

00:26:12.980 about

00:26:13.180 this

00:26:13.380 a long

00:26:13.660 time

00:26:13.880 ago

00:26:14.080 we knew

00:26:14.440 he was

00:26:14.920 losing

00:26:15.140 money

00:26:15.440 everybody

00:26:15.900 knew

00:26:16.160 that

00:26:16.500 he

00:26:17.340 doesn't

00:26:18.120 mind

00:26:18.400 debt

00:26:18.940 he

00:26:19.200 doesn't

00:26:19.640 mind

00:26:19.900 losing

00:26:20.340 people's

00:26:21.000 money

00:26:21.360 right

00:26:21.820 we've

00:26:22.540 known

00:26:22.840 that

00:26:23.240 yeah

00:26:23.620 we've

00:26:23.880 known

00:26:24.100 that

00:26:24.360 there's

00:26:24.820 nothing

00:26:25.080 new

00:26:25.380 here

00:26:25.720 I

00:26:25.940 suspected

00:26:26.400 that

00:26:26.660 one of

00:26:27.340 the reasons

00:26:27.680 he didn't

00:26:28.000 want his

00:26:28.320 taxes

00:26:28.620 to come

00:26:29.960 out

00:26:30.100 is because

00:26:30.440 he doesn't

00:26:30.780 make as

00:26:31.080 much money

00:26:31.500 as he

00:26:31.740 says

00:26:31.980 yes

00:26:32.320 he's

00:26:32.660 not

00:26:32.840 worth

00:26:33.600 10

00:26:33.820 billion

00:26:34.100 dollars

00:26:34.500 yes

00:26:34.920 I've

00:26:35.360 always

00:26:35.520 suspected

00:26:35.940 and I

00:26:36.300 don't

00:26:36.440 care

00:26:36.720 does it

00:26:37.480 matter

00:26:37.700 if he's

00:26:38.000 worth

00:26:38.140 10

00:26:38.360 billion

00:26:38.600 or

00:26:38.760 3

00:26:39.040 billion

00:26:39.360 he's

00:26:39.500 worth

00:26:39.640 more than

00:26:39.900 me

00:26:40.120 he's

00:26:42.220 a

00:26:42.360 billionaire

00:26:42.820 yes

00:26:43.500 probably

00:26:44.000 yeah

00:26:44.320 who cares

00:26:45.540 I know

00:26:46.260 who cares

00:26:46.880 it's a lot

00:26:47.220 of money

00:26:47.440 look

00:26:47.720 look

00:26:47.740 if

00:26:47.980 if

00:26:48.000 you

00:26:48.260 if

00:26:48.600 you

00:26:48.800 lost

00:26:49.180 a

00:26:49.420 billion

00:26:49.800 dollars

00:26:50.280 over

00:26:50.820 a

00:26:51.060 10

00:26:51.220 or

00:26:51.340 15

00:26:51.660 year

00:26:51.880 period

00:26:52.260 and

00:26:52.840 you're

00:26:53.040 still

00:26:53.340 living

00:26:53.660 the way

00:26:54.000 he

00:26:54.220 lives

00:26:54.640 god

00:26:55.340 bless

00:26:55.660 you

00:26:55.840 you're

00:26:56.820 pretty

00:26:57.180 good

00:26:57.400 at

00:26:57.520 working

00:26:57.760 the

00:26:57.960 system

00:26:58.240 yeah

00:26:58.540 I

00:26:58.820 mean

00:26:59.100 god

00:26:59.640 bless

00:26:59.980 you

00:27:00.160 so

00:27:00.700 well

00:27:00.920 you

00:27:01.120 know

00:27:01.280 I

00:27:01.420 don't

00:27:01.740 I

00:27:01.920 don't

00:27:02.200 care

00:27:02.420 there's

00:27:02.720 nothing

00:27:03.040 new

00:27:03.420 here

00:27:03.800 no

00:27:04.160 there

00:27:04.320 isn't

00:27:04.540 and

00:27:04.700 and

00:27:05.020 you

00:27:05.560 know

00:27:05.700 I

00:27:05.920 I've

00:27:06.420 I've

00:27:07.460 hit

00:27:07.740 my

00:27:08.020 limit

00:27:08.660 long

00:27:09.180 ago

00:27:09.580 of

00:27:10.560 listening

00:27:17.440 n

00:27:17.740 over

00:27:18.000 it

00:27:18.180 oh

00:27:18.440 my

00:27:18.600 gosh

00:27:18.840 they

00:27:19.000 think

00:27:19.180 they're

00:27:19.360 on to

00:27:19.620 something

00:27:19.880 it's

00:27:20.140 like

00:27:20.340 same

00:27:20.980 thing

00:27:21.100 with

00:27:21.200 Russia

00:27:21.480 yeah

00:27:21.860 I

00:27:22.020 mean

00:27:22.140 this

00:27:22.320 is

00:27:22.460 what's

00:27:22.700 amazing

00:27:22.960 about

00:27:23.260 Russia

00:27:23.560 is

00:27:23.740 like

00:27:23.940 they

00:27:24.240 would

00:27:24.440 find

00:27:24.860 Trump

00:27:25.420 saying

00:27:25.820 things

00:27:26.340 that

00:27:26.580 were

00:27:26.760 misleading

00:27:27.340 or

00:27:27.760 untrue

00:27:28.280 or

00:27:28.480 whatever

00:27:28.760 and

00:27:29.100 their

00:27:29.480 theory

00:27:30.120 was

00:27:30.580 he's

00:27:31.400 lying

00:27:31.760 to

00:27:32.040 us

00:27:32.280 because

00:27:32.540 there's

00:27:33.060 something

00:27:33.420 huge

00:27:34.000 here

00:27:34.320 there's

00:27:34.960 treason

00:27:35.320 same

00:27:35.560 things

00:27:35.780 happening

00:27:36.060 with

00:27:36.180 the

00:27:36.280 tax

00:27:36.520 returns

00:27:37.800 now

00:27:38.080 yeah

00:27:38.320 he's

00:27:38.800 lying

00:27:39.080 to us

00:27:39.360 about

00:27:39.500 the

00:27:39.640 taxes

00:27:40.120 and

00:27:40.600 did

00:27:40.780 you

00:27:40.840 hear

00:27:40.940 the

00:27:41.060 speculation

00:27:41.500 because

00:27:42.080 there's

00:27:42.440 something

00:27:42.620 huge

00:27:42.880 there

00:27:43.060 and

00:27:43.220 then

00:27:43.340 when

00:27:43.480 you

00:27:43.600 find

00:27:44.040 the

00:27:44.220 documents

00:27:44.660 what

00:27:44.840 you

00:27:44.940 realize

00:27:45.200 there's

00:27:45.480 not

00:27:45.700 something

00:27:46.060 huge

00:27:46.380 there

00:27:46.540 he

00:27:46.700 just

00:27:46.900 likes

00:27:47.300 to

00:27:47.500 not

00:27:47.700 tell

00:27:47.900 you

00:27:48.000 the

00:27:48.120 truth

00:27:48.420 he

00:27:48.780 likes

00:27:49.000 to

00:27:49.100 not

00:27:49.240 tell

00:27:49.420 the

00:27:49.580 media

00:27:49.760 the

00:27:49.940 truth

00:27:50.180 when

00:27:50.900 it

00:27:51.660 comes

00:27:51.900 to

00:27:52.060 the

00:27:52.220 media

00:27:52.620 and

00:27:52.840 when

00:27:52.940 it

00:27:53.060 comes

00:27:53.280 to

00:27:53.480 his

00:27:53.880 image

00:27:54.820 that's

00:27:55.740 his

00:27:55.900 first

00:27:56.220 go

00:27:56.520 to

00:27:56.700 exactly

00:27:57.220 what

00:27:57.820 they're

00:27:57.980 thinking

00:27:58.200 is

00:27:58.580 that

00:27:59.520 they're

00:27:59.720 on to

00:28:00.000 something

00:28:09.640 hope

00:28:09.880 that's

00:28:10.680 what

00:28:10.820 they're

00:28:10.940 looking

00:28:11.200 into

00:28:11.580 in

00:28:11.880 other

00:28:12.080 words

00:28:12.500 when

00:28:13.480 the

00:28:14.040 American

00:28:14.680 banks

00:28:15.400 that

00:28:15.900 had

00:28:16.140 no

00:28:16.480 money

00:28:16.980 in

00:28:18.280 2008

00:28:19.200 when

00:28:19.760 they

00:28:19.980 went

00:28:20.420 open

00:28:21.240 hand

00:28:21.840 hat

00:28:22.280 in

00:28:22.500 hand

00:28:22.820 to

00:28:23.140 Saudi

00:28:23.600 Arabian

00:28:24.220 princes

00:28:24.720 and

00:28:25.500 said

00:28:25.920 can

00:28:26.500 we

00:28:26.740 borrow

00:28:27.060 money

00:28:27.420 can

00:28:27.640 you

00:28:27.800 keep

00:28:28.020 us

00:28:28.180 afloat

00:28:28.660 that

00:28:29.060 was

00:28:29.200 somehow

00:28:29.440 wrong

00:28:29.880 that

00:28:31.000 the

00:28:33.120 United

00:28:33.380 States

00:28:33.760 government

00:28:34.220 that

00:28:34.820 the

00:28:35.280 that's

00:28:36.420 going

00:28:36.720 to

00:28:36.940 China

00:28:37.380 hat

00:28:37.720 in

00:28:37.860 hand

00:28:38.100 saying

00:28:38.420 I

00:28:38.920 don't

00:28:39.120 have

00:28:39.340 any

00:28:39.520 money

00:28:39.840 can

00:28:40.520 you

00:28:40.920 float

00:28:41.460 some

00:28:41.840 loans

00:28:42.300 for

00:28:42.560 us

00:28:42.820 that's

00:28:43.500 bad

00:28:43.920 when

00:28:44.600 the

00:28:44.720 banking

00:28:45.040 system

00:28:45.480 goes

00:28:45.780 to

00:28:45.980 Saudi

00:28:46.240 Arabia

00:28:46.580 that's

00:28:47.000 bad

00:28:47.240 but

00:28:47.440 an

00:28:47.600 individual

00:28:48.020 can't

00:28:48.960 wow

00:28:49.300 yeah

00:28:50.040 wow

00:28:50.280 we want

00:28:50.600 to talk

00:28:50.780 about a

00:28:51.020 double

00:28:51.220 standard

00:28:51.660 they just

00:28:52.140 desperately

00:28:52.800 want some

00:28:53.580 storyline

00:28:54.580 here

00:28:55.040 right

00:28:55.460 I mean

00:28:55.660 we just

00:28:56.100 can't

00:28:56.520 have an

00:28:56.940 election

00:28:57.220 that's

00:28:57.520 based

00:28:57.740 on

00:28:57.920 actual

00:28:58.260 ideas

00:28:58.740 we have

00:28:59.660 to have

00:28:59.960 elections

00:29:00.320 that are

00:29:00.600 based

00:29:00.860 on

00:29:01.060 like

00:29:01.200 these

00:29:01.480 fake

00:29:02.480 sort

00:29:02.900 of

00:29:03.040 scandal

00:29:03.560 accusations

00:29:04.160 that

00:29:04.680 no one

00:29:04.980 can

00:29:05.160 prove

00:29:05.500 because

00:29:05.740 they're

00:29:05.840 not

00:29:05.960 really

00:29:06.220 real

00:29:06.660 and

00:29:07.260 that's

00:29:07.500 what

00:29:07.580 seems

00:29:07.800 to be

00:29:08.000 happening

00:29:08.220 with

00:29:08.360 Trump

00:29:08.560 they're

00:29:08.720 just

00:29:08.860 looking

00:29:09.120 for

00:29:09.280 that

00:29:09.400 one

00:29:09.680 thing

00:29:09.900 that's

00:29:10.080 going

00:29:10.180 to

00:29:10.280 stick

00:29:10.680 they thought

00:29:11.340 it was

00:29:11.520 going to

00:29:11.660 be

00:29:11.800 Russia

00:29:12.100 it doesn't

00:29:12.500 seem like

00:29:12.760 that's

00:29:13.000 working out

00:29:13.380 for them

00:29:13.720 they're

00:29:14.000 going to

00:29:14.120 keep going

00:29:14.460 down

00:29:14.580 that road

00:29:14.840 anyway

00:29:15.060 if you

00:29:15.360 would

00:29:15.500 have

00:29:15.620 found

00:29:15.840 something

00:29:16.180 on

00:29:16.380 Russia

00:29:16.680 I

00:29:16.940 would

00:29:17.080 have

00:29:17.200 been

00:29:17.340 there

00:29:17.580 totally

00:29:18.080 if

00:29:18.660 the

00:29:18.820 United

00:29:19.240 States

00:29:19.400 was

00:29:19.540 colluding

00:29:20.000 with Russia

00:29:20.480 I wouldn't

00:29:20.820 want him

00:29:21.060 elected

00:29:21.380 correct

00:29:21.680 of course

00:29:22.120 that

00:29:22.300 it's

00:29:22.540 honestly

00:29:23.260 it's

00:29:23.720 the

00:29:23.900 big

00:29:24.200 thing

00:29:24.540 about

00:29:24.980 Biden

00:29:25.460 Biden

00:29:26.760 and

00:29:27.120 his

00:29:27.400 son

00:29:27.800 1.5

00:29:29.040 billion

00:29:29.580 dollars

00:29:29.940 from

00:29:30.200 the

00:29:30.400 government

00:29:30.920 of

00:29:31.260 China

00:29:32.080 from

00:29:33.400 the

00:29:33.640 government

00:29:34.000 of

00:29:34.340 China

00:29:34.840 they're

00:29:35.840 not

00:29:35.980 even

00:29:36.160 paying

00:29:36.480 attention

00:29:36.800 to

00:29:36.940 that

00:29:37.120 they

00:29:37.340 don't

00:29:37.700 care

00:29:37.940 who

00:29:38.960 was

00:29:39.220 it

00:29:39.340 that

00:29:39.480 did

00:29:39.680 an

00:29:39.860 expose

00:29:40.480 on

00:29:41.680 his

00:29:41.900 Ukraine

00:29:42.300 thing

00:29:42.520 and

00:29:42.660 said

00:29:42.800 well

00:29:43.060 it's

00:29:43.300 only

00:29:43.660 half

00:29:44.120 true

00:29:44.860 I

00:29:45.060 heard

00:29:45.220 that

00:29:45.360 as

00:29:45.500 well

00:29:45.620 it's

00:29:45.800 I

00:29:45.980 think

00:29:46.100 it

00:29:46.180 was

00:29:46.280 PolitiFact

00:29:46.960 they

00:29:48.160 say

00:29:48.760 let's

00:29:49.380 see

00:29:49.540 when

00:29:49.860 Joe

00:29:52.300 largest

00:29:52.460 gas

00:29:53.060 producer

00:29:53.460 the

00:29:53.980 elder

00:29:54.180 Biden

00:29:54.520 threatened

00:29:54.940 to

00:29:55.160 withhold

00:29:55.460 1 billion

00:29:56.020 dollars

00:29:56.300 in

00:29:56.460 USAID

00:29:57.100 to

00:29:57.260 Ukraine

00:29:57.660 if

00:29:58.080 they

00:29:58.180 didn't

00:29:58.400 fire

00:29:58.620 a 0.92

00:29:58.780 prosecutor

00:29:59.240 looking

00:29:59.760 into

00:29:59.920 the

00:30:00.040 gas

00:30:00.240 company

00:30:00.560 we've got the audio

00:30:00.940 of it

00:30:01.400 yeah they say that's half true

00:30:02.320 how is it half true

00:30:03.440 well you made up the second half of that sentence

00:30:05.740 which said

00:30:06.240 was

00:30:06.840 I don't know

00:30:08.100 it's audio

00:30:08.860 yeah they say

00:30:11.140 they probably say because he wasn't doing

00:30:13.600 Biden

00:30:14.300 he was

00:30:17.340 he was

00:30:18.460 they were looking into

00:30:20.060 the company

00:30:21.660 Burisma 0.98

00:30:22.220 and not Joe Biden's son

00:30:24.060 that's probably how they're spinning it

00:30:25.780 we can go through some of it if you want

00:30:27.020 so we that was the accusation

00:30:28.740 here's the key takeaways

00:30:29.600 Hunter Biden did hold a directorship

00:30:31.340 and for Ukraine

00:30:32.020 Ukrainian gas company

00:30:33.340 while his father was vice president

00:30:34.580 let's stop

00:30:35.060 let's just stop for a second

00:30:36.020 all right

00:30:36.300 let's just stop

00:30:37.120 just stop

00:30:37.460 yeah

00:30:37.680 here's the facts on this

00:30:39.200 Joe Biden's son has

00:30:41.100 no gas

00:30:41.960 or oil exploration

00:30:43.240 experience

00:30:44.060 zero

00:30:44.760 zilch 0.95

00:30:45.620 none

00:30:46.200 none

00:30:47.100 he does now

00:30:47.720 but he does

00:30:48.640 he didn't then

00:30:49.500 yeah

00:30:49.740 now

00:30:50.340 one other little fact

00:30:51.920 Joe Biden

00:30:53.040 came over

00:30:53.880 with 1.5 billion dollars

00:30:55.740 in our taxpayer money

00:30:57.500 to invest

00:30:59.400 in the oil and gas

00:31:01.360 exploration business

00:31:03.120 in Ukraine

00:31:04.120 okay

00:31:05.080 so

00:31:06.160 daddy's got

00:31:07.320 1.5 billion

00:31:08.380 to invest

00:31:09.420 of taxpayer money

00:31:11.020 so we can help them

00:31:13.120 find natural gas

00:31:14.840 and oil

00:31:16.400 Burisma 0.98

00:31:17.880 happens to be

00:31:19.240 the biggest recipient

00:31:20.540 of that money

00:31:21.540 they need

00:31:22.900 a chair person

00:31:24.060 you know what I do

00:31:25.100 when I'm thinking

00:31:25.840 you know

00:31:26.440 we're gonna really

00:31:27.080 gotta get good

00:31:27.900 at finding oil

00:31:28.920 and gas

00:31:29.480 can you find

00:31:30.380 somebody

00:31:30.840 who is not even

00:31:31.980 native

00:31:32.400 to our country

00:31:33.880 uh

00:31:34.900 and uh

00:31:35.600 and doesn't really

00:31:36.300 speak the language

00:31:37.240 and has zero

00:31:38.600 experience

00:31:39.380 in this industry

00:31:40.740 we need him

00:31:41.880 as the chairman

00:31:42.460 you're saying

00:31:44.240 that's

00:31:45.020 not a good idea

00:31:45.620 I'm saying

00:31:45.920 that's unusual

00:31:46.620 huh

00:31:47.040 saying that's unusual

00:31:48.120 I would say

00:31:48.680 I mean

00:31:48.960 this is

00:31:49.480 this shows

00:31:50.140 that all

00:31:50.560 of what you

00:31:51.420 were talking

00:31:51.820 about is true

00:31:52.440 I mean

00:31:52.900 so Hunter Biden

00:31:53.820 did hold a

00:31:54.320 directorship

00:31:54.700 with the Ukrainian

00:31:55.340 gas company

00:31:56.000 experts agree

00:31:56.920 that Hunter Biden's

00:31:57.780 acceptance of the

00:31:58.560 position

00:31:58.860 created a

00:31:59.520 conflict of

00:32:00.120 interest

00:32:00.400 for his

00:32:00.820 father

00:32:01.140 this is

00:32:01.640 by the way

00:32:02.040 in the context

00:32:02.680 of a half

00:32:03.360 true claim

00:32:04.120 so make sure

00:32:04.740 that is the

00:32:05.480 basis

00:32:05.980 this is the

00:32:07.080 this is the

00:32:07.620 left debunking

00:32:08.840 this

00:32:09.080 right

00:32:09.300 Vice President

00:32:10.160 Joe Biden

00:32:10.640 did urge

00:32:11.300 Ukraine

00:32:11.700 to fire

00:32:12.160 its top

00:32:12.560 prosecutor

00:32:13.140 with the

00:32:13.540 threat

00:32:13.740 of withholding

00:32:14.760 USAID

00:32:15.360 so far

00:32:16.100 we're at

00:32:16.600 all true

00:32:17.300 100%

00:32:18.420 everything

00:32:18.680 100%

00:32:19.500 is true 0.89

00:32:19.860 100%

00:32:20.220 of the

00:32:20.460 facts

00:32:20.820 that we

00:32:21.240 talked

00:32:21.660 about

00:32:21.960 they're

00:32:22.360 admitting

00:32:22.680 are true

00:32:23.160 now they

00:32:24.180 say

00:32:24.520 but that

00:32:25.660 was the

00:32:25.960 position

00:32:26.260 of the

00:32:26.580 wider

00:32:26.880 US

00:32:27.220 government

00:32:27.580 as well

00:32:27.980 as other

00:32:28.320 international

00:32:28.820 institutions

00:32:29.400 so they're

00:32:30.240 saying

00:32:30.440 that okay

00:32:30.780 well the

00:32:31.080 government

00:32:31.320 they didn't

00:32:32.020 like this

00:32:32.360 guy

00:32:32.620 overall

00:32:33.340 and some

00:32:34.080 other people

00:32:34.460 thought he

00:32:34.760 was sketchy

00:32:35.300 and Biden

00:32:36.120 was the

00:32:36.420 one really

00:32:37.360 just holding

00:32:38.160 the flame

00:32:38.760 to this

00:32:39.100 guy

00:32:39.380 to Ukraine

00:32:40.660 to make

00:32:41.000 sure they

00:32:41.240 fired him

00:32:41.640 well again

00:32:42.860 like there's

00:32:43.260 a lot of

00:32:43.520 ways to

00:32:43.780 handle that

00:32:44.320 you know

00:32:44.760 the fact

00:32:45.620 that he's

00:32:46.020 turning up

00:32:46.460 the heat

00:32:46.800 like that

00:32:47.300 that publicly

00:32:48.180 is a

00:32:49.940 big step

00:32:50.920 right

00:32:51.360 Biden went

00:32:52.000 much further

00:32:52.800 than had

00:32:53.740 previously

00:32:54.200 been done

00:32:55.120 we also

00:32:55.740 know from

00:32:56.400 the prime

00:32:56.800 minister

00:32:57.200 or the

00:32:57.540 president

00:32:57.880 of Ukraine

00:32:58.380 now that

00:32:59.200 they had

00:33:00.140 no choice

00:33:00.900 if Joe

00:33:01.880 Biden said

00:33:02.760 we're gonna

00:33:03.360 withhold the

00:33:04.100 money

00:33:04.380 they would

00:33:05.040 have collapsed

00:33:05.760 at that

00:33:06.360 point

00:33:06.740 they had to

00:33:07.760 have American

00:33:08.420 money

00:33:08.700 so whatever

00:33:09.240 Joe Biden

00:33:09.920 said

00:33:10.220 doesn't matter

00:33:10.620 what the

00:33:10.920 rest of the

00:33:11.220 world said

00:33:11.640 whatever Joe

00:33:12.560 Biden said

00:33:13.480 they had

00:33:14.840 to do

00:33:15.340 so all the

00:33:15.940 facts were

00:33:16.320 true

00:33:16.620 and Biden

00:33:17.220 did do

00:33:17.700 this

00:33:18.040 and the

00:33:19.020 fact that

00:33:19.480 generally

00:33:20.140 speaking

00:33:20.580 they didn't

00:33:21.040 like this

00:33:21.500 prosecutor

00:33:22.120 does not

00:33:23.180 necessarily

00:33:23.680 explain why

00:33:24.440 Joe Biden

00:33:24.880 goes that

00:33:25.340 hard right

00:33:26.000 there

00:33:26.280 right

00:33:26.660 but okay

00:33:27.400 we don't

00:33:27.780 have evidence

00:33:28.500 yet of

00:33:29.200 the ties

00:33:30.640 between them

00:33:31.160 and that's

00:33:31.520 where they

00:33:31.740 go with

00:33:31.980 the half

00:33:32.240 true

00:33:32.460 because they

00:33:32.760 say we

00:33:33.100 found no

00:33:33.580 evidence

00:33:33.900 to support

00:33:34.380 the idea

00:33:34.760 that Joe

00:33:35.120 Biden

00:33:35.360 advocated

00:33:35.960 with his

00:33:36.280 son's

00:33:36.580 interest in

00:33:37.080 mind

00:33:37.400 it's not

00:33:38.120 even clear

00:33:38.480 the company

00:33:38.880 was

00:33:39.060 oh my

00:33:39.340 gosh

00:33:39.920 yeah

00:33:40.200 so did

00:33:40.900 he have

00:33:41.220 to physically

00:33:41.700 say if

00:33:43.100 you continue

00:33:43.940 to investigate

00:33:44.720 my son

00:33:45.520 I will

00:33:46.540 withhold the

00:33:47.260 money

00:33:47.540 we had to

00:33:48.760 actually speak

00:33:49.420 I guess

00:33:49.780 imagine that

00:33:51.020 come on

00:33:51.460 and listen

00:33:51.860 to the

00:33:52.080 questions

00:33:52.480 so they

00:33:53.060 go under

00:33:53.320 through what

00:33:53.780 Biden's

00:33:54.220 role was

00:33:54.760 which they've

00:33:55.320 already said

00:33:55.780 it was exactly

00:33:56.380 what we said

00:33:56.880 but then

00:33:57.600 uh did Joe

00:33:59.000 Biden know

00:33:59.680 about his

00:34:00.100 son's

00:34:00.400 Ukrainian

00:34:00.820 ties

00:34:01.440 the accusation

00:34:02.820 is

00:34:03.480 he flew on

00:34:03.840 Air Force

00:34:04.880 2

00:34:05.400 with daddy

00:34:07.180 the whole

00:34:07.880 time

00:34:08.520 I know he

00:34:08.820 did to

00:34:09.040 China

00:34:09.340 did he

00:34:09.620 also to

00:34:09.980 Ukraine

00:34:10.260 yes to

00:34:10.640 Ukraine

00:34:11.120 uh I mean

00:34:13.080 it's hard

00:34:13.820 isn't it a

00:34:14.580 little

00:34:15.340 hard to

00:34:16.680 believe

00:34:17.120 maybe he

00:34:17.860 just wanted

00:34:18.620 to visit

00:34:19.120 the Chernobyl

00:34:19.860 site

00:34:20.260 I don't know

00:34:20.760 why he was

00:34:21.240 flying on the

00:34:21.860 plane with

00:34:22.260 you if he

00:34:22.520 had no

00:34:22.800 ties to

00:34:23.380 Ukraine

00:34:23.720 but I mean

00:34:24.520 overall

00:34:25.080 it's hard

00:34:26.020 to imagine

00:34:26.740 right that

00:34:27.720 these things

00:34:28.240 this guy

00:34:28.580 could be

00:34:28.820 doing

00:34:29.160 billions

00:34:29.860 of dollars

00:34:30.460 worth of

00:34:30.880 deals

00:34:31.240 his dad

00:34:32.120 is in

00:34:32.360 the middle

00:34:32.800 of dealing

00:34:33.760 with their

00:34:34.160 government

00:34:34.460 they're in

00:34:34.820 the country

00:34:35.260 at the same

00:34:35.860 time

00:34:36.240 Joe

00:34:36.680 I mean

00:34:37.300 John

00:34:38.040 Kerry

00:34:38.440 conflict

00:34:39.000 of interest

00:34:39.460 John

00:34:39.860 Kerry's

00:34:40.460 son

00:34:41.040 the state

00:34:42.040 of the

00:34:42.380 son of the

00:34:42.920 state

00:34:43.220 department

00:34:43.680 is also

00:34:44.840 in on

00:34:45.360 these

00:34:45.600 business

00:34:46.040 deals

00:34:46.460 and the

00:34:47.280 two

00:34:47.600 dads

00:34:48.200 don't

00:34:48.740 know

00:34:49.040 that

00:34:49.260 their

00:34:49.460 sons

00:34:49.840 are

00:34:50.060 doing

00:34:50.380 deals

00:34:50.880 in

00:34:51.080 the

00:34:51.200 same

00:34:51.440 country

00:34:51.880 at the

00:34:52.280 same

00:34:52.640 time

00:34:53.340 preposterous

00:34:54.020 that would

00:34:54.500 be

00:34:54.740 I would

00:34:55.300 I would

00:34:56.020 disown

00:34:56.400 my son

00:34:57.000 if that

00:34:57.840 happened

00:34:58.220 to me

00:34:58.600 and he

00:34:58.940 was doing

00:34:59.380 deals

00:34:59.880 at the

00:35:00.340 same

00:35:00.640 time

00:35:01.100 with the

00:35:01.840 same

00:35:02.220 people

00:35:02.800 I'm

00:35:03.200 meeting

00:35:03.480 with

00:35:03.800 and I

00:35:04.180 had

00:35:04.500 no

00:35:04.920 idea

00:35:05.520 I

00:35:06.140 would

00:35:06.520 expose

00:35:07.540 my

00:35:08.000 son

00:35:08.400 because

00:35:08.580 you know

00:35:08.800 what

00:35:08.940 it would

00:35:09.200 screw 0.96

00:35:09.700 you 0.98

00:35:10.140 it would

00:35:10.640 right

00:35:10.900 it would

00:35:11.240 make

00:35:11.500 people

00:35:11.880 think

00:35:12.300 exactly

00:35:13.140 what we

00:35:13.580 think

00:35:13.920 which

00:35:14.660 is

00:35:14.920 there

00:35:15.160 was

00:35:15.300 an

00:35:15.460 absolute

00:35:15.920 tie

00:35:16.320 between

00:35:16.580 trying

00:35:16.920 to

00:35:17.120 enrich

00:35:17.520 his

00:35:17.760 family

00:35:18.180 and

00:35:18.380 what

00:35:18.500 he

00:35:18.580 was

00:35:18.680 doing

00:35:18.860 in

00:35:18.980 Ukraine

00:35:19.360 of

00:35:19.580 course

00:35:19.800 we

00:35:19.960 would

00:35:20.100 think

00:35:20.260 that

00:35:20.440 because

00:35:20.800 you know

00:35:21.120 it looks

00:35:21.580 like it's

00:35:21.940 definitely

00:35:22.320 true

00:35:22.640 think of

00:35:22.840 this

00:35:23.060 your son

00:35:24.700 is on

00:35:25.180 the plane

00:35:25.800 with you

00:35:26.460 coming back

00:35:27.160 from China

00:35:27.880 where daddy

00:35:29.240 just did a

00:35:30.120 deal

00:35:30.460 and so

00:35:31.180 did son

00:35:31.900 now

00:35:33.200 you're on

00:35:33.700 a plane

00:35:34.380 for

00:35:34.900 18 or

00:35:35.880 20 hours

00:35:36.720 coming home

00:35:37.420 not once

00:35:39.140 does son

00:35:40.680 say to

00:35:41.200 daddy

00:35:41.620 dad

00:35:42.920 this

00:35:43.580 was

00:35:43.720 an

00:35:43.860 incredible

00:35:44.620 trip

00:35:45.000 I

00:35:45.240 just

00:35:45.600 signed

00:35:46.020 a

00:35:46.280 1.5

00:35:47.340 billion

00:35:48.260 dollar

00:35:48.680 deal

00:35:49.140 in my

00:35:49.860 company

00:35:50.280 that

00:35:50.540 just

00:35:50.880 started

00:35:51.380 a year

00:35:51.940 ago

00:35:52.440 you know

00:35:53.880 us

00:35:54.180 you

00:35:54.780 said

00:35:55.720 we're

00:35:56.000 all 1.00

00:35:56.180 clowns 0.99

00:35:56.720 for 1.00

00:35:56.880 doing

00:35:57.160 this

00:35:57.480 I

00:35:57.760 just

00:35:58.340 signed

00:35:58.640 a

00:35:58.760 1.5

00:35:59.600 billion

00:36:00.100 dollar

00:36:00.420 deal

00:36:00.760 he

00:36:01.140 doesn't

00:36:01.740 say

00:36:02.040 that

00:36:02.360 to

00:36:02.540 dad

00:36:02.860 there's

00:36:03.140 no

00:36:03.300 champagne

00:36:03.940 uncorked

00:36:05.640 it's

00:36:05.780 part of

00:36:06.100 the

00:36:06.240 holiday

00:36:06.540 update

00:36:06.920 I would

00:36:07.200 think

00:36:07.460 right

00:36:07.720 like

00:36:07.900 you get

00:36:08.200 a little

00:36:08.560 newsletter

00:36:09.260 from your

00:36:09.760 family

00:36:10.040 members

00:36:10.420 that says

00:36:10.820 what

00:36:10.980 they've

00:36:11.160 been up

00:36:11.400 to

00:36:11.520 for

00:36:11.640 the

00:36:11.740 last

00:36:11.920 year

00:36:12.040 you

00:36:12.160 probably

00:36:12.580 throw

00:36:12.840 the

00:36:12.980 billion

00:36:13.220 dollars

00:36:13.500 in

00:36:13.740 I

00:36:14.200 feel

00:36:14.340 like

00:36:14.460 that's

00:36:14.600 part

00:36:14.780 of it

00:36:14.960 it might

00:36:15.200 be

00:36:15.320 part of

00:36:15.980 that

00:36:16.060 yeah

00:36:16.200 we

00:36:16.320 just

00:36:16.540 dad

00:36:16.920 we

00:36:17.140 just

00:36:17.380 I

00:36:17.560 just

00:36:17.780 I

00:36:18.460 just

00:36:18.640 want

00:36:18.820 you

00:36:18.920 to

00:36:18.980 know

00:36:19.160 you

00:36:19.520 should

00:36:19.700 be

00:36:19.840 proud

00:36:20.040 of

00:36:20.160 your

00:36:20.300 son

00:36:20.500 I

00:36:20.700 just

00:36:20.920 brokered

00:36:21.280 a deal

00:36:21.720 that

00:36:22.240 Goldman

00:36:22.680 Goldman Sachs

00:36:23.320 doesn't

00:36:23.720 even

00:36:23.960 have

00:36:24.340 wow

00:36:26.860 that's

00:36:27.260 something

00:36:27.480 you

00:36:27.660 tell

00:36:27.860 your

00:36:28.040 dad

00:36:28.360 isn't

00:36:28.600 it

00:36:28.900 I

00:36:29.260 mean

00:36:29.340 unless

00:36:29.520 you

00:36:29.620 hate 0.68

00:36:29.840 your 0.99

00:36:29.980 dad

00:36:30.280 which

00:36:30.820 he

00:36:31.200 doesn't

00:36:32.460 and

00:36:32.640 the

00:36:32.780 main

00:36:33.340 defense

00:36:33.740 here

00:36:34.000 seems

00:36:34.460 to be

00:36:34.860 that

00:36:35.200 the

00:36:35.380 rest

00:36:35.600 of

00:36:35.700 the

00:36:35.820 government

00:36:36.100 was

00:36:36.320 okay

00:36:36.580 with

00:36:36.760 him

00:36:36.960 making

00:36:37.600 sure

00:36:38.020 that

00:36:38.240 the

00:36:38.400 Ukrainian

00:36:38.880 prosecutor

00:36:40.440 general

00:36:40.800 was

00:36:41.060 fired

00:36:41.400 right

00:36:41.880 that's

00:36:42.200 the

00:36:42.300 main

00:36:42.420 defense

00:36:42.640 they

00:36:42.760 don't

00:36:42.960 have

00:36:43.100 to

00:36:43.200 be

00:36:43.320 mutually

00:36:43.740 exclusive

00:36:45.420 of

00:36:45.700 something

00:36:45.940 wrong

00:36:46.360 going

00:36:46.620 on

00:36:46.840 there

00:36:47.000 and

00:36:47.460 we

00:36:51.720 that

00:36:51.860 the

00:36:52.020 investigation

00:36:52.560 into

00:36:53.200 Burisma 0.98

00:36:53.760 some

00:36:55.160 classified

00:36:55.660 as

00:36:55.960 dormant

00:36:56.440 at

00:36:56.620 the

00:36:56.740 time

00:36:57.440 so

00:36:57.640 but

00:36:57.880 obviously

00:36:58.480 not

00:36:58.860 the

00:36:59.020 new

00:36:59.200 prosecutor

00:36:59.720 and

00:37:00.360 of

00:37:00.520 course

00:37:00.680 they

00:37:00.840 could

00:37:01.000 reopen

00:37:01.360 it

00:37:01.540 at

00:37:01.640 any

00:37:01.840 time

00:37:02.060 the

00:37:02.360 new

00:37:02.480 prosecutor

00:37:02.980 found

00:37:03.420 out

00:37:03.680 that

00:37:03.860 it

00:37:03.980 wasn't

00:37:04.640 he

00:37:04.900 thought

00:37:05.320 it

00:37:05.440 was

00:37:05.620 done

00:37:06.020 he

00:37:07.020 thought

00:37:07.260 it

00:37:07.360 was

00:37:07.520 done

00:37:07.940 and

00:37:08.420 he

00:37:08.520 was

00:37:08.620 like

00:37:08.800 wait

00:37:09.000 a

00:37:09.100 minute

00:37:09.160 we

00:37:09.320 didn't

00:37:09.540 clear

00:37:09.840 that

00:37:10.120 mess

00:37:10.400 up

00:37:10.680 and

00:37:11.400 this

00:37:11.820 is

00:37:12.180 the

00:37:12.400 Ukraine

00:37:12.900 is

00:37:13.180 the

00:37:13.380 small

00:37:13.820 one

00:37:14.260 the

00:37:15.020 big

00:37:15.360 one

00:37:15.640 is

00:37:15.860 China

00:37:16.440 I

00:37:18.220 mean

00:37:18.420 if

00:37:18.920 you

00:37:19.100 don't

00:37:19.420 think

00:37:19.840 that

00:37:20.320 did

00:37:20.620 they

00:37:20.760 even

00:37:20.920 address

00:37:21.260 the

00:37:21.440 China

00:37:21.720 situation

00:37:22.860 this

00:37:23.200 fact

00:37:23.800 check

00:37:23.920 it's

00:37:24.080 only

00:37:24.300 Ukraine

00:37:24.620 when

00:37:25.460 China

00:37:27.360 is

00:37:27.920 the

00:37:28.260 biggest

00:37:28.540 enemy

00:37:28.920 of

00:37:29.280 all

00:37:29.600 mankind

00:37:29.960 not

00:37:30.360 to

00:37:30.520 America

00:37:30.940 I

00:37:31.460 believe

00:37:31.740 the

00:37:31.920 biggest

00:37:32.160 enemy

00:37:32.440 of

00:37:32.680 all

00:37:33.000 mankind

00:37:33.400 they

00:37:34.500 are

00:37:34.960 destroying

00:37:36.620 people

00:37:37.440 right

00:37:37.860 now

00:37:38.140 just

00:37:38.460 destroying 0.85

00:37:39.300 them 0.95

00:37:39.800 their

00:37:40.500 vision

00:37:41.080 of

00:37:41.340 the

00:37:41.520 future

00:37:41.940 is

00:37:42.580 1984

00:37:43.720 we

00:37:45.120 cannot

00:37:45.860 afford

00:37:46.700 a

00:37:47.020 president

00:37:47.420 that

00:37:47.740 is

00:37:47.920 doing

00:37:48.260 business

00:37:48.980 with

00:37:49.400 them

00:37:49.720 we

00:37:51.060 shouldn't

00:37:51.460 be

00:37:51.640 doing

00:37:51.900 business

00:37:52.300 with

00:37:52.540 Facebook

00:37:53.080 or

00:37:53.400 Google

00:37:53.780 ourselves

00:37:54.540 as

00:37:54.860 individuals

00:37:55.440 until

00:37:56.080 they

00:37:56.420 divorce

00:37:56.980 themselves

00:37:57.620 from

00:37:58.220 the

00:37:58.400 machine

00:37:59.100 that

00:37:59.420 China

00:37:59.780 is

00:38:00.060 building

00:38:00.480 but

00:38:00.760 we

00:38:01.080 won't

00:38:01.320 do

00:38:01.540 it

00:38:01.800 do

00:38:02.940 we

00:38:03.100 stand

00:38:03.460 for

00:38:03.720 anything

00:38:04.440 anymore

00:38:04.980 because

00:38:05.380 they

00:38:05.940 are

00:38:06.300 selling

00:38:07.000 this

00:38:07.520 all

00:38:08.400 across

00:38:08.840 the

00:38:09.060 world

00:38:09.400 and

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00:43:13.300 the fusion of entertainment oh my god this is the glenbeck oh what a day what a day what a broadcast today is the day that we get to tell you all about the magical Cory Booker you're gonna learn great things about Spartacus and about this real life superhero as Ellen DeGeneres calls him because he is magical I think he can fly

00:43:42.360 we'll we'll we'll go into that in one minute

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00:45:00.960 man

00:45:03.720 so excited

00:45:06.400 I said can you feel the anticipation it's beginning I'm feeling it I am Spartacus

00:45:14.440 when he said that it was magical I am Spartacus oh my gosh yes you are I mean not in any way shape or form but

00:45:26.920 yes I see you saying that you're Spartacus

00:45:30.920 the magic of Cory Brook Booker really just kind of comes from him looking for the moment where he can look into the camera and say I'm some sort of superhero

00:45:43.100 John Stewart Stewart actually introduced Booker once as the superhero mayor of Newark

00:45:50.300 I will tell you that I am trying to buy Cory Booker's cape right now because I think it needs a special place in our Museum of American History

00:46:00.100 because superhero is really what he is

00:46:03.600 and if he was a superhero his name would be Stuntman

00:46:07.240 earlier this year the Washington Post called Booker perhaps the true first social media influencer in politics

00:46:15.300 wow

00:46:16.720 now he's the Don King of self promotion he has done all kinds of stuff first

00:46:22.280 the first thing he did when he was elected to his first position in Newark City

00:46:26.420 for Newark City Council he was 29 years old and he went on a 10 day hunger strike

00:46:32.060 oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my gosh he's that he's that magical yes

00:46:37.400 he slept outdoors in a tent to draw attention to

00:46:41.760 Cory a drug dealing that's what he was trying to do

00:46:47.440 four million Twitter followers later Stuntman has stayed busy

00:46:52.560 now he is he was the mayor of Newark and when he was the mayor of Newark

00:46:58.180 he lived on food stamps for a week he helped shovel an elderly man's driveway

00:47:03.660 and he rescued a freezing dog in one of his most viral stunts

00:47:08.580 he responded to a Newark mother who said on Twitter that she was snowed in and running out of diapers

00:47:13.840 now this is a very touching story

00:47:16.460 okay here's this mom she's run out of diapers 1.00

00:47:19.960 she snowed in the mayor comes to deliver pampers 0.97

00:47:26.260 oh my gosh this guy is such a superhero

00:47:31.060 it's Stuntman to the rescue

00:47:32.940 he went to her house appeared on her doorstep with arms full of pampers 0.92

00:47:38.940 and since that moment a star was born

00:47:43.000 he first ran for mayor of Newark in 2002 but he lost to a guy who's been around for a long time

00:47:49.100 and uh the the campaign of course was captured in an Oscar nominated documentary titled Street Fight

00:47:56.420 four years later he ran for mayor and again won

00:48:00.120 now I know everybody was thinking well that means Newark Newark New Jersey was rescued by Stuntman

00:48:08.020 well no in 2014 after he became a U.S. Senator Booker told the Atlantic

00:48:16.040 I want to deal with facts in God we trust but I'm a man and I'm a man of faith

00:48:21.120 but everybody else has to bring me data so let's bring Stuntman his data

00:48:26.500 uh and report on his time as mayor of Newark

00:48:30.180 one of his first acts as mayor was to pass

00:48:33.720 an 8.3 tax increase

00:48:37.120 yes 8.3 percent income tax on property taxes

00:48:41.580 and a new tax on rental cars

00:48:43.640 and I gotta tell you

00:48:45.640 if I had property in Newark New Jersey

00:48:49.180 I would be thinking now my city's fixed

00:48:51.200 he's just raised my taxes

00:48:53.420 thank you superhero stuntman

00:48:55.860 during his last three years of mayor

00:48:59.160 taxes rose 20 percent on residents

00:49:03.300 yeah

00:49:04.920 he wants to be your president that could happen to you

00:49:07.580 the good thing is though people in Newark are just so flush with money

00:49:11.120 they don't care about the tax increases

00:49:13.460 they don't even notice it

00:49:14.280 it's basically like you're in Greenwich, Connecticut

00:49:17.000 now there was a 20 percent increase for taxes during his last three years as mayor

00:49:23.080 but they also had some shortfalls

00:49:25.400 uh so he even with all that new money rolling in

00:49:28.560 he had to cut 1100 workers from the city payroll

00:49:31.340 including 160 policemen

00:49:33.420 that's 15 percent of the Newark police force

00:49:36.500 but don't worry about that

00:49:37.560 I mean there's no crime in Newark is there?

00:49:40.440 no

00:49:40.740 yeah

00:49:41.140 not at all

00:49:41.900 people are so wealthy

00:49:42.740 why would they commit crimes?

00:49:44.160 school remained under state control

00:49:45.880 the city's finances were such a mess

00:49:47.960 that it couldn't even borrow money to fix the water system

00:49:51.920 oh man

00:49:53.520 please vote Cory Booker

00:49:55.780 new businesses came to town because of the superhero

00:49:59.480 on Twitter saying all kinds of things

00:50:02.140 but during his last full year as mayor

00:50:04.520 the outer wards of the city had a curfew

00:50:07.100 because of shootings and drug dealing

00:50:09.080 so I don't know about you

00:50:11.060 but I want to go do my shopping

00:50:13.040 right there in the inner city

00:50:15.060 where the minute it gets dark

00:50:17.740 you better be inside

00:50:19.560 I love that

00:50:20.960 the share of Newark

00:50:22.440 Newark citizens living below the poverty line

00:50:24.960 rose while he was mayor

00:50:26.760 maxing out at 36 percent

00:50:29.780 currently the poverty rate in Newark

00:50:32.520 still hovers around 30

00:50:33.900 but that's double

00:50:35.340 double the national poverty rate

00:50:37.400 when Booker left near the end of his second term

00:50:39.660 to become a U.S. senator

00:50:41.820 and Spartacus

00:50:43.680 he left behind a 93 million dollar deficit

00:50:47.360 they should have just raised taxes some more 0.99

00:50:50.380 here's what the New York Times says about Booker

00:50:53.660 his constituents do not need to be reminded

00:50:56.980 that six years after the mayor came into office

00:50:59.680 vowing to make Newark a model of urban transformation

00:51:02.540 their city remains an emblem of poverty

00:51:05.680 but don't look there

00:51:07.340 there's nothing there

00:51:08.920 I mean he's a superhero

00:51:10.120 remember

00:51:10.700 the same year

00:51:13.040 as that New York Times quote

00:51:15.280 Ellen gave Stuntman 0.95

00:51:17.460 the superhero

00:51:18.520 she gave him a superhero costume

00:51:20.840 after he was in the right place in time

00:51:23.160 to help evacuate a woman

00:51:24.300 from a burning apartment building

00:51:25.740 wow

00:51:26.880 that is fantastic

00:51:28.480 now

00:51:29.520 what Ellen didn't point out

00:51:31.180 is that

00:51:32.240 Newark had to eliminate

00:51:33.720 three firefighting companies

00:51:35.760 because

00:51:36.440 Cory Booker

00:51:37.340 didn't know how to work on a budget

00:51:39.320 and so

00:51:40.780 they were

00:51:41.420 way over budget

00:51:42.940 and so

00:51:43.480 they had to cut all these firemen

00:51:45.000 and so

00:51:45.500 Cory Booker

00:51:46.300 the right place

00:51:47.480 right time

00:51:48.040 maybe

00:51:48.420 but it's his fault

00:51:49.680 that there weren't any firemen there

00:51:51.380 to help people

00:51:52.360 by the middle of Booker's

00:51:54.560 second term as mayor

00:51:55.440 even fellow Democrats

00:51:56.520 started to complain

00:51:57.560 that he was out of town

00:51:58.500 too much

00:51:59.140 eh

00:52:00.080 you know

00:52:00.660 in an 18 month period

00:52:02.040 he was only

00:52:03.020 he was only

00:52:04.240 out of town

00:52:05.140 25% of the time

00:52:06.280 but I mean

00:52:07.980 he had fixed everything

00:52:09.300 right

00:52:09.720 now to be fair

00:52:12.360 superheroes

00:52:12.940 do give an awful lot

00:52:14.420 of speeches

00:52:14.820 I know

00:52:15.200 because I watch

00:52:15.700 all the Marvel movies

00:52:16.500 Stu doesn't know this

00:52:17.320 he didn't see the Marvel movies

00:52:18.420 but they're always

00:52:19.500 constantly giving a speech

00:52:20.980 blah blah blah

00:52:21.760 blah blah blah blah blah

00:52:22.660 between 2008

00:52:24.860 and getting elected

00:52:25.640 to the Senate

00:52:26.420 Booker gave

00:52:27.620 96 paid speeches

00:52:29.200 across the country

00:52:30.160 earning 1.7 million dollars

00:52:32.940 now he didn't use that

00:52:35.200 to pay down

00:52:35.880 the 93 million dollar

00:52:37.380 deficit

00:52:37.940 he did give

00:52:39.160 some of it

00:52:39.620 to charity

00:52:40.240 he gave it

00:52:41.280 he gave

00:52:41.820 $620,000

00:52:43.160 to churches

00:52:43.960 and non-profits

00:52:44.880 in Newark

00:52:45.460 so it's kind of

00:52:46.640 superhero

00:52:47.420 ish

00:52:48.660 kind of

00:52:49.240 or

00:52:49.800 what

00:52:50.800 most of us

00:52:51.740 would say

00:52:52.140 what you're

00:52:53.020 supposed to do

00:52:54.020 heck of a lot

00:52:54.780 more than Beto

00:52:55.500 though

00:52:56.240 I mean

00:52:56.500 that's at least

00:52:56.920 well no

00:52:57.240 but Beto's giving

00:52:57.900 all of his time

00:52:58.580 well 0.3%

00:53:00.200 of his money

00:53:00.800 but

00:53:01.020 all of his time

00:53:02.800 all of his time

00:53:03.620 now the

00:53:05.200 the New York Times

00:53:06.440 said

00:53:07.160 a growing number

00:53:07.920 of Newarkers

00:53:08.800 complain that

00:53:09.680 he has proved

00:53:10.320 to be a better

00:53:10.840 marketer than

00:53:11.620 mayor

00:53:12.020 who shines

00:53:13.120 in the spotlight

00:53:13.760 but shows

00:53:14.220 little interest

00:53:14.900 in the less

00:53:15.660 glamorous work

00:53:16.400 of getting

00:53:16.840 getting to do

00:53:18.380 what it takes

00:53:19.040 to run a city

00:53:19.740 business leaders

00:53:20.880 say he dazzles

00:53:21.680 at news conferences

00:53:22.520 but he flags

00:53:23.440 on follow through

00:53:24.280 and just one more

00:53:26.200 thing here

00:53:26.680 before we change

00:53:28.620 subjects

00:53:29.280 remember the

00:53:31.020 Newark mother

00:53:31.900 the one who's

00:53:33.060 like oh I

00:53:33.940 don't have

00:53:34.520 any pampers

00:53:35.660 oh Mother

00:53:36.680 Hubbard

00:53:37.460 I'm checking

00:53:38.320 my cupboard

00:53:39.040 and there are

00:53:39.720 no pampers

00:53:40.620 to be found

00:53:41.440 well

00:53:43.680 yeah she was

00:53:45.420 it's true

00:53:45.900 she didn't have

00:53:46.560 any pampers

00:53:47.060 and it's true

00:53:47.820 that Cory Booker

00:53:48.720 showed up to

00:53:49.500 deliver diapers

00:53:50.180 because she

00:53:50.780 was snowed

00:53:51.440 in

00:53:51.720 but here's

00:53:54.180 the real

00:53:54.680 story of it

00:53:55.500 it's really

00:53:56.080 the story's

00:53:56.720 not about

00:53:57.460 Booker

00:53:57.960 being a

00:53:58.620 hero

00:53:59.140 at all

00:54:00.480 in fact

00:54:02.080 it

00:54:03.340 she was

00:54:04.480 snowed in

00:54:05.160 because

00:54:05.740 while he

00:54:06.580 was mayor

00:54:07.160 the city

00:54:07.600 didn't have

00:54:08.040 a contract

00:54:08.780 for snow

00:54:09.320 plowing

00:54:09.680 the streets

00:54:10.320 so no

00:54:11.880 one

00:54:12.140 could move

00:54:13.320 quote

00:54:14.480 the only

00:54:15.300 reason he

00:54:15.920 brought me

00:54:16.440 pampers

00:54:17.020 was that

00:54:18.240 it had

00:54:18.980 been three

00:54:19.620 days

00:54:20.380 and our

00:54:20.840 street

00:54:21.240 hadn't been

00:54:21.820 plowed

00:54:22.360 I have

00:54:23.080 five kids

00:54:23.700 trust me

00:54:24.120 I don't

00:54:24.380 just run

00:54:24.820 out of

00:54:25.100 pampers

00:54:25.560 all we

00:54:26.380 wanted

00:54:26.840 for him

00:54:27.440 to do

00:54:27.920 was to

00:54:28.440 plow

00:54:28.700 our

00:54:28.920 streets

00:54:29.420 it's

00:54:30.580 all about

00:54:30.980 knowing how

00:54:31.460 to manage

00:54:31.940 a city

00:54:32.500 that

00:54:34.040 is

00:54:36.140 stuntman

00:54:37.320 that

00:54:39.300 is

00:54:39.800 Spartacus

00:54:40.540 how do

00:54:41.200 you not

00:54:41.460 vote for

00:54:41.740 a guy

00:54:41.960 like that

00:54:42.440 well

00:54:42.880 it's an

00:54:43.160 impressive

00:54:43.520 record

00:54:43.980 well

00:54:44.640 there's

00:54:46.120 a couple

00:54:46.700 of other

00:54:47.040 things that

00:54:47.460 kind of

00:54:47.720 came up

00:54:48.140 that we

00:54:48.500 we talked

00:54:49.120 about last

00:54:49.800 night on

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00:55:02.340 glenn

00:55:02.640 last night's

00:55:04.420 episode we

00:55:05.060 did another

00:55:05.480 socialist

00:55:06.060 spotlight

00:55:06.640 and

00:55:08.340 Cory Booker

00:55:09.060 was the

00:55:09.400 guy and

00:55:09.860 what's weird

00:55:10.600 is he's

00:55:11.760 really really

00:55:12.380 socialist

00:55:12.880 right now

00:55:13.660 he's like

00:55:14.940 I'm for

00:55:15.460 free

00:55:15.760 everything

00:55:16.380 except there's

00:55:18.660 a couple of

00:55:19.460 kind of

00:55:20.060 capitalist

00:55:20.620 things that

00:55:21.600 he's done

00:55:22.260 some might

00:55:23.080 even say

00:55:23.620 crony

00:55:24.280 capitalist

00:55:24.980 kind of

00:55:26.340 the thing

00:55:26.700 that everybody

00:55:27.780 on all

00:55:28.740 sides of

00:55:29.260 the aisle

00:55:29.680 hate

00:55:30.160 that nobody's

00:55:31.860 really picking

00:55:32.460 up on

00:55:33.120 that maybe

00:55:34.420 you should

00:55:34.840 hear

00:55:35.100 I will say

00:55:36.320 one of my

00:55:36.880 favorite parts

00:55:37.740 is like let's

00:55:38.600 say I had to

00:55:39.180 get my I

00:55:40.100 wanted to get

00:55:40.660 someone to

00:55:41.560 mow my lawn

00:55:42.460 every week

00:55:42.940 I would be

00:55:44.220 hesitant to

00:55:45.440 hire a 15

00:55:46.880 year old to

00:55:47.580 do that job

00:55:48.560 that's what I

00:55:49.600 would be as a

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00:58:03.440 all right now some

00:58:23.680 people think that

00:58:25.560 Cory Booker was

00:58:27.080 getting too cozy with

00:58:30.360 Silicon Valley and

00:58:33.160 maybe maybe they

00:58:36.320 had a point in

00:58:38.380 2009

00:58:39.600 Cory Booker was

00:58:44.080 it was mayor for

00:58:45.000 two years and he

00:58:46.640 had an epic meeting

00:58:48.380 at the headquarters

00:58:49.160 of LinkedIn

00:58:49.800 gathered there

00:58:51.740 where the top

00:58:52.460 executives from

00:58:53.280 Google Facebook

00:58:54.300 and Twitter so you

00:58:55.600 have LinkedIn

00:58:56.380 Google Facebook

00:58:57.840 and Twitter

00:58:58.460 that's amazing

00:59:00.020 so what were they

00:59:01.880 all doing

00:59:02.540 well they were

00:59:04.820 meeting with a

00:59:06.540 real-life superhero

00:59:07.520 you don't think

00:59:08.300 Spider-Man can call

00:59:09.380 that meeting

00:59:09.940 of course you can

00:59:10.780 Cory Booker can

00:59:11.760 too

00:59:12.120 they liked

00:59:13.820 they liked Cory

00:59:14.900 Booker because he

00:59:15.580 was a big Twitter

00:59:16.220 guy and they felt

00:59:17.660 that he really got

00:59:18.780 the digital revolution

00:59:19.920 and so you fast

00:59:21.740 forward two years

00:59:22.900 and several more

00:59:23.960 meetings and paid

00:59:25.280 speeches at Google

00:59:26.600 events and Booker

00:59:28.420 gets the biggest

00:59:30.440 names in Silicon

00:59:31.340 Valley to become

00:59:32.480 fast friends and

00:59:33.740 pals they like him

00:59:35.260 so much that they

00:59:36.280 made him part of an

00:59:37.260 inner circle by

00:59:38.200 giving him an

00:59:39.520 internet startup

00:59:40.460 business of his

00:59:41.480 own now he

00:59:43.040 didn't have any

00:59:43.720 real tech or

00:59:44.540 business background

00:59:45.480 to head up a

00:59:46.260 venture like this

00:59:47.060 but he had an

00:59:48.060 idea yes full-time

00:59:50.360 job as mayor of

00:59:51.420 Newark but that's a

00:59:52.500 tiny detail he had

00:59:55.760 an idea for a new

00:59:56.880 company he liked to

00:59:58.120 call Waywire and so

01:00:00.760 he convinced his

01:00:01.840 really smart friends

01:00:03.180 the executive chairman

01:00:04.240 of Google Eric Schmidt

01:00:05.680 LinkedIn co-founder

01:00:07.340 Reid Hoffman and

01:00:08.820 CEO Jeff Wiener and

01:00:11.400 John Hamm of

01:00:12.520 Ustream oh and

01:00:13.800 Oprah Winfrey they

01:00:16.000 all invested in

01:00:17.340 something called

01:00:18.120 Waywire now nobody

01:00:21.220 disclosed how much

01:00:22.460 and and Booker said

01:00:24.220 it wasn't it wasn't

01:00:25.120 hard to raise the

01:00:25.940 1.5 1.75 million

01:00:27.880 dollars in seed

01:00:28.620 capital because of

01:00:30.100 the power of this

01:00:31.720 idea now what was

01:00:34.340 this powerful idea

01:00:36.260 well Waywire Corey

01:00:40.040 Booker set these guys

01:00:40.920 down now again this

01:00:41.780 is 2010 set them

01:00:43.620 down and said hey

01:00:44.460 guys I've got an

01:00:45.260 idea to collect

01:00:47.540 curate and share

01:00:50.120 videos online

01:00:52.120 online now I don't

01:00:56.560 know why somebody

01:00:57.140 didn't say you mean

01:00:58.480 like YouTube but

01:01:00.380 they said wow that

01:01:01.580 is great and

01:01:04.120 yeah and so because

01:01:05.380 I think people will

01:01:06.300 do that and it'll

01:01:08.840 be great for

01:01:09.540 political causes

01:01:11.040 and the Waywire

01:01:13.060 investors they loved

01:01:14.840 it including Google's

01:01:16.200 Eric Schmidt he could

01:01:17.500 see the visionary

01:01:18.840 idea of being second

01:01:21.480 in the boat

01:01:22.480 well not second

01:01:24.420 well third fourth

01:01:26.280 tenth

01:01:26.800 but I mean what an

01:01:28.480 innovative this is an

01:01:30.040 innovative idea the

01:01:31.280 way he was gonna do

01:01:32.540 it okay

01:01:33.220 now now Eric Schmidt

01:01:36.040 from Google he was

01:01:37.240 also a Booker

01:01:38.460 campaign donor for

01:01:40.600 reelection of as

01:01:41.760 mayor and then later

01:01:43.000 for US Senate

01:01:44.000 and and two of the

01:01:46.260 other founders who

01:01:46.980 partnered with him

01:01:47.740 you know on the

01:01:48.740 idea they were also

01:01:50.580 donors to his Senate

01:01:51.660 campaign but Booker

01:01:53.600 got a larger ownership

01:01:55.140 percentage than the

01:01:56.180 other two because all

01:01:59.060 the other investors all

01:02:00.240 they had to give us

01:02:00.920 money okay they get

01:02:02.100 money but what Cory

01:02:03.700 Booker gave was the

01:02:05.080 idea and his name

01:02:07.920 recognition I mean

01:02:09.980 when you think Cory

01:02:10.860 Booker you immediately

01:02:11.780 think curated videos

01:02:14.120 online you see what I

01:02:15.800 mean oh yeah so

01:02:17.520 now apparently New

01:02:19.000 Jersey allows an 0.98

01:02:20.200 elected official to be

01:02:21.240 involved in a scheme

01:02:22.200 in a business like

01:02:23.780 this and so they can

01:02:25.560 do that you know it's

01:02:26.380 the home of Sopranos

01:02:27.380 I mean the you know

01:02:29.220 opera singers not oh

01:02:30.580 my gosh did you think I

01:02:31.540 was saying that Newark

01:02:32.480 would be oh my well

01:02:34.440 anyway Booker said his

01:02:36.420 stake in the company was

01:02:37.360 worth anywhere between

01:02:38.400 one and five million

01:02:39.860 dollars which is not

01:02:40.920 vague at all the New

01:02:41.920 York Times I'm sure is

01:02:42.960 looking for his tax

01:02:43.840 returns even as we speak

01:02:45.540 but Waywire remember he

01:02:48.420 had an idea and he's

01:02:49.660 like I'm going to be

01:02:50.280 able to really do

01:02:51.040 because I'm going to

01:02:51.500 surround myself with the

01:02:52.400 greatest minds and so

01:02:54.500 he gave jobs to the son

01:02:56.460 of a top campaign

01:02:57.760 supporter and social

01:02:58.800 media consultant on the

01:03:00.160 Booker Senate campaign

01:03:01.140 and then he said you

01:03:03.020 know we need we need a

01:03:04.120 15 year old boy and

01:03:06.880 everybody said Cory we

01:03:08.760 should probably not say

01:03:09.520 that phrase again out

01:03:10.660 loud and he said no no

01:03:11.600 no I mean for the board

01:03:12.440 of directors because we

01:03:14.300 need a 15 year old boy

01:03:15.880 as on an advisory board

01:03:17.980 and so they found this

01:03:20.260 15 year old boy apparently

01:03:22.320 he must have been some

01:03:23.260 sort of an expert gave

01:03:24.240 him stock options now

01:03:26.480 where do you find a 15

01:03:27.840 year old boy like this

01:03:28.740 that that is prepared to

01:03:30.400 go on a board to be able

01:03:32.980 to help design this new

01:03:34.480 company you have to be

01:03:35.540 careful because grown men

01:03:36.640 going on searches for

01:03:37.600 15 year old boys doesn't 0.99

01:03:39.020 always come out with a

01:03:41.560 positive view for the

01:03:42.460 public you're right but

01:03:43.960 this one he nailed it this

01:03:45.480 time he found Andrew the

01:03:47.560 son of CNN president Jeff

01:03:49.940 Zucker oh wow yeah what a

01:03:53.440 wonderful coincidence yeah

01:03:55.680 because that would actually

01:03:56.760 I mean you could argue that

01:03:57.820 maybe the president of CNN

01:03:59.200 employing his son who's 15

01:04:01.560 years old and giving him

01:04:02.320 stock options might do

01:04:03.580 something else for you as

01:04:04.620 well maybe that would help

01:04:05.880 you in another arena of some

01:04:07.940 sort no he's just talking

01:04:10.520 about starting his way

01:04:12.220 wire way wire yeah I'm

01:04:14.020 going to get a wire right

01:04:14.780 now let's see if it's up

01:04:15.540 waywire.com no it kind of

01:04:18.140 went out of business but

01:04:20.700 this site can't be reached

01:04:23.180 yeah they need another 15

01:04:26.460 year old I guess should have

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01:05:44.100 okay I just I I just just let's just

01:05:47.980 have a little fun for a second and

01:05:49.660 just honestly ask ourselves this one

01:05:52.520 question how does AOC not know what a

01:05:56.960 garbage disposal is here is a here

01:06:00.840 here is a an Instagram video that she

01:06:03.640 just posted listen okay everyone I need

01:06:10.700 your help because I just moved into

01:06:15.320 this apartment a few months ago and I

01:06:17.440 flipped the switch made that noise and

01:06:21.500 it scared the daylights out of me I am

01:06:28.600 told this is a garbage disposal what I've

01:06:32.640 never seen a garbage disposal I never

01:06:35.680 had one in any place I've ever lived it

01:06:39.500 is terrifying I don't know what to use it

01:06:42.780 for or what its purpose is oh like food

01:06:47.680 scraps like is this environmentally

01:06:50.680 sound I don't know my gosh oh my gosh

01:06:54.780 she that's her question is this

01:06:56.600 environmentally sound there's a there's a

01:07:00.100 there's a monster living in my sink is

01:07:04.540 environmentally sound that's a great

01:07:07.840 question that's just first of all who

01:07:10.940 doesn't know what a garbage disposal is

01:07:13.040 the only thing I can think of is you

01:07:14.820 know maybe she's lived her entire life 1.00

01:07:16.580 as a moron and morons might not be 1.00

01:07:19.660 aware what a garbage disposal is it's 1.00

01:07:22.040 like I'm just throwing that one out

01:07:23.100 there because I can't think of any

01:07:24.140 other explanation she's 12 right I mean

01:07:26.140 how do you live what is she almost 30

01:07:28.500 years of your life and not recognize

01:07:30.620 what a garbage disposal is or not even

01:07:33.500 know I mean I've never had a private

01:07:35.680 plane before in my entire life right but

01:07:37.740 I know what it is like I have somehow

01:07:40.420 there's this little plane that just

01:07:43.060 landed I don't even know what it is

01:07:45.860 it's environmentally safe

01:07:47.920 I mean it's crazy and perhaps part of

01:07:54.860 the issue here is and you noted this and

01:07:57.340 I think you're noting it here with with

01:07:59.060 your impression of AOC which is

01:08:00.920 shockingly accurate it does seem like

01:08:03.940 every time she's in there her kitchen 0.95

01:08:05.700 she's surrounded by empty wine glasses

01:08:07.700 look into the sink can you just play

01:08:09.540 just play this again look at the sink

01:08:11.620 I don't need the audio just play the

01:08:13.380 video look at the sink it the only thing

01:08:16.200 in it is wine glasses there does seem to

01:08:19.980 be a lot of wine glass I mean it's just

01:08:21.380 like it's I've been home for a little

01:08:26.440 while and just having some glasses of wine

01:08:29.580 and I flip a switch and all of a sudden

01:08:33.600 it's this monster in the sink I mean

01:08:36.380 she's uh I would say trim in appearance

01:08:38.660 and perhaps a wine only diet will do that

01:08:41.300 for you I think so and you don't have to

01:08:42.900 ever have a garbage disposal is this I

01:08:45.920 wonder there's no grapes or anything

01:08:47.920 it's already so I'm from on your feet

01:08:50.500 it's a good idea though maybe you put the

01:08:52.400 grapes directly into the garbage disposal

01:08:54.080 then you can put your cup underneath and

01:08:56.300 you'll get the wine right out of the right

01:08:57.600 let's tell her it's a winemaker it's a 1.00

01:09:03.540 winemaker it's a juicer there's a level

01:09:06.340 of of just impossibility I mean she

01:09:10.300 worked at a restaurant right she I was I

01:09:15.380 I was I was there all the time yes okay

01:09:21.460 and I I've seen things before you never

01:09:25.880 met spooky things inside of them I'll

01:09:29.020 have them I mean the only reason why you

01:09:31.300 don't have a garbage disposal is you can't

01:09:33.460 afford one uh which she could claim

01:09:35.520 potentially she's she's claimed poverty

01:09:37.040 many many times or you live on a septic

01:09:38.880 system if you have a septic system you

01:09:40.660 can't use a garbage disposal but you don't

01:09:43.320 have 50 percent of all homes have garbage

01:09:45.460 disposals it's not that she's never had

01:09:48.300 one it says she's like I don't know what

01:09:50.960 this is yeah exactly this is a foreign

01:09:53.440 thing I don't know is this is is this

01:09:57.000 creating co2 this is a woman who's 1.00

01:10:01.220 supposedly leading a multi-trillion dollar

01:10:04.840 policy proposal I like this and we're

01:10:08.880 supposed to take her seriously she's like

01:10:11.080 never heard of a garbage disposal it makes

01:10:15.020 me think when she says is this

01:10:16.820 environmentally sound is she gonna put like 0.99

01:10:19.760 a milk carton in it it's a garbage

01:10:22.460 disposal I was just I finished my milk

01:10:25.260 carton and I well I keep wine in my milk

01:10:27.840 carton and uh finish it and I put it into

01:10:30.960 the sink and it's just it now my sink is

01:10:33.960 all clogged I thought this was supposed to

01:10:35.900 get rid of garbage because it could be

01:10:38.100 that I mean you're making you can make 1.00

01:10:40.780 the argument that you have to be a moron to 1.00

01:10:42.860 get through 30 years without understanding 1.00

01:10:44.360 what a garbage disposal is but if you are

01:10:46.100 constantly buzzed maybe like these facts

01:10:49.900 just drift in and out of your mind I

01:10:51.600 went I went into my hallway my apartment

01:10:56.500 and they have the greatest environmentally

01:10:59.440 friendly system ever I go in I take my

01:11:04.440 garbage and I I go out in the hallway and

01:11:11.300 there's this magic door in the wall and I

01:11:14.400 just open it up and the garbage goes down I

01:11:18.900 think the center of the earth was really

01:11:20.920 hot or something I don't know but it's gone

01:11:23.520 we don't have to think about a landfill or

01:11:25.580 anything it's a it's a great example though

01:11:28.380 yes like I grew up in the suburbs of

01:11:31.720 Connecticut I I think I had a trash shoot in

01:11:35.200 one apartment one of my apartments at some

01:11:38.360 point but you never but I never was like oh

01:11:40.460 my god look at it's a hole in the wall

01:11:43.640 that's eating my garbage is there is there

01:11:48.040 is how do the police know about this our

01:11:51.980 bodies down there or is our people eating

01:11:56.140 the garbage where's the garbage go nobody

01:11:59.420 has that thought I I this is a they call it

01:12:04.420 a laundry chute but I put my laundry down

01:12:08.020 that chute and then the next thing I know

01:12:10.720 it's in my closet again guys I moved into a

01:12:16.100 new apartment and I looked at the ceiling and

01:12:18.840 there's a propeller on the ceiling is there a

01:12:21.780 plane flying at me it's blowing wind what's

01:12:25.080 going on I'm telling you this plane crashed

01:12:28.840 into my roof of my apartment which is weird

01:12:32.740 because I live in the middle of the building

01:12:35.340 so it was a big plane and only the propeller

01:12:38.480 is hanging out over my couch it doesn't seem

01:12:42.760 safe

01:12:43.380 I can't I don't know I parted in this

01:12:50.800 apartment okay I ran into this apartment and

01:12:53.160 I'm like I don't think I should have this

01:12:55.020 apartment because he just has holes in the

01:12:58.840 walls in the outside and so I'm walking out

01:13:02.440 because it had a nice little patio there a

01:13:04.640 little gate and stuff so I know I'm not

01:13:06.420 going to fall over the edge and I walk into

01:13:09.120 this invisible shield I don't know what that

01:13:13.180 is they tell me it's a window and I'm like

01:13:15.580 it's a what it's a window how do the birds

01:13:20.520 get around the windows what if they wanted to

01:13:23.360 make a nest in here in my living room where

01:13:26.740 they'd have every right as a cute little birdie 1.00

01:13:29.180 to go make a nest right there on top of the

01:13:31.620 airplane propeller which is still freaking me

01:13:33.880 out

01:13:34.280 again we're going to hurt to rebuild our

01:13:41.460 economy into a new model listen we're going

01:13:44.720 to have we're going to rebuild all the

01:13:47.500 homes in America and we're going to put some

01:13:50.800 we're going to put something inside that is

01:13:54.700 cutting edge it's called they tell me shag

01:14:00.600 carpet I thought it was grass it looks just

01:14:04.760 like grass but it's not grass so you know

01:14:08.120 environmentally friendly we don't know we

01:14:09.840 don't know you don't have to run a lawnmower

01:14:11.780 over it fantastic is green shag carpeting I'm

01:14:17.380 the person to design all of the new houses

01:14:20.460 in America because I've never seen a garbage

01:14:24.960 disposal that's a great point part of her

01:14:26.960 proposal this is a woman who's saying we need 0.71

01:14:29.300 to retrofit every building in America to her

01:14:32.220 specifications to save the world and she 0.98

01:14:34.580 doesn't know what a garbage she's asking if 0.79

01:14:37.100 it's environmentally friendly no clue that has 0.98

01:14:40.180 obviously never even considered whether this

01:14:43.220 process is environmentally friendly and it's

01:14:45.360 in half of all homes in America may I say

01:14:48.160 this goes right up with what's his name

01:14:49.980 Hank Johnson that said we can't have any

01:14:52.700 more and any more Marines on the on Guam

01:14:56.340 because you put too many on them they might

01:14:59.080 flip the island like capsize like capsize

01:15:02.060 the island I mean that is we don't anticipate

01:15:05.480 that I love the general oh we don't anticipate

01:15:09.020 that you guys talking about flipping over an

01:15:12.740 island could you imagine being that general

01:15:14.420 and sitting there and do we have that audio

01:15:16.260 would you imagine being a senator I mean a

01:15:19.180 general sitting there you're being questioned

01:15:21.840 about real stuff I mean life and death stuff and

01:15:28.000 one of your bosses that you have to answer to

01:15:31.600 says I don't think we should send any more troops

01:15:35.140 to Guam well why is that congressman well you put

01:15:39.080 too many troops on one side and the island might capsize

01:15:42.920 and you're around it so much because that's the only

01:15:46.700 reason that's the only reason you're around it so much

01:15:50.040 your response isn't what okay you you just go with it 1.00

01:15:56.740 because you've seen this kind of idiocy over and over again 0.99

01:16:01.620 you're like well sir congressman we haven't we haven't 0.98

01:16:05.320 anticipated that it's not something that I think we're really concerned

01:16:08.060 about and you answer it like that because it's probably the smartest

01:16:12.480 question you've had all day I mean don't you in your head just

01:16:16.780 think I you know I have access to weapons that would vaporize

01:16:20.440 everyone in this room you just have to be so you just have to be

01:16:24.360 done with it oh my gosh oh my gosh and this is this is I just can't get

01:16:29.640 over the fact I don't understand what the what confluence of of events in your

01:16:34.880 life could get you to this point to that you're in the u.s. congress and

01:16:38.260 have never heard of a garbage disposal right that's just not fun of they made

01:16:42.760 fun of George Bush remember that which wasn't true it wasn't true it was not

01:16:46.040 true it wasn't true and that was going back to a a false report about how George

01:16:49.880 H.W. Bush didn't know what a a grocery scanner was at a grocery store and that

01:16:57.100 was not true true it was shown and you know it's not just conservative saying

01:17:00.680 that everyone now knows that it's not true but it was a big issue in the

01:17:03.220 campaign basically saying he was unrelatable he could not relate to the

01:17:06.260 public and here's a guy who is in the CIA doing stuff for our government

01:17:10.540 national security had advisors had yeah he was not hanging out at grocery

01:17:14.940 stores you know what I mean it would be almost understandable if the story

01:17:19.040 were true the guy was you know running for president United States he had been

01:17:21.800 vice president he had been in the government his whole life he wasn't

01:17:24.760 dealing with normal person stuff and never claimed to be a normal person he

01:17:28.020 was at the CIA plus level yes his whole life for him not to be hanging out at a

01:17:35.560 grocery store would kind of be you know it's it's like okay you are a little

01:17:39.680 out of touch dude but you know you'd at least understand it this is a woman who 1.00

01:17:43.840 came from the streets the whole her whole point is that she's relatable in one

01:17:47.400 of the people I don't know it's a garbage disposal and it seems like to me there's

01:17:53.180 also a box in here it gets really hot I don't know what happened but it gets

01:17:58.080 way too hot I put my cat in it just last night it was a little bit warm at first

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01:18:08.600 out of the cat box I don't know where it is I thought it was the kitty litter box I

01:18:14.000 didn't know they tell me it's something called an oven I've been I've been

01:18:21.040 warming my food on a campfire the whole time is this day been environmentally

01:18:26.720 sound serious now I want you to think about that because we're all gonna be dead

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01:19:53.560 a school district in Seattle has sent out a letter asking teachers to bless its Muslim students in Arabic

01:20:01.580 during the month of Ramadan let me say that again a school district in Seattle has sent out a letter

01:20:09.580 asking teachers to bless its Muslim students in Arabic during the month of Ramadan the Council of

01:20:17.860 American Foreign Relations or American Islamic Relations advises schools to accommodate Muslim

01:20:23.760 students by wishing them Ramadan Mubarak which means happy Ramadan or Ramadan Kareem have a generous

01:20:31.160 Ramadan Ramadan. The edicts also instruct teachers to respect the Ramadan fast by not scheduling any tests

01:20:37.100 during the holidays uh may I just uh throw out here we're not allowed to say Santa

01:20:43.700 Santa we can't have a tree we can't have a stocking none of those things have anything to do with our

01:20:54.060 religion can you imagine the city of Seattle what they would say if if somebody came along and said you need to wish

01:21:04.060 people a happy and holy Christmas they would freak out yeah that would not work out well and see this is the

01:21:12.780 problem I don't mind wishing happy Ramadan to a Muslim if you're a Muslim kid happy Ramadan there's nothing wrong with

01:21:20.140 that cares I mean I it is it is animal farm it's just everybody's equal just some are more equal than others

01:21:26.520 you cannot say Christ Christmas Santa really Santa you can't say any of that because it makes people feel

01:21:36.240 very uncomfortable well I don't know I mean you can say it and we do say it but we are told schools are not

01:21:43.140 yeah schools are not supposed to edit all that stuff out yeah can you imagine hey by the way no testing during

01:21:48.520 the holidays what no testing during the holidays get over it yeah all right you're gonna have to work

01:21:57.120 throughout the holidays except for your couple days off you probably have that's uh the holidays you

01:22:02.000 don't get off from mid-November to mid you know early January you gotta still you know suck it up and do 0.80

01:22:08.460 some work it's unbelievable yeah but the other thing about it is it's not unbelievable at all

01:22:15.060 yeah you know that's the unbelievable part is all of this is totally believable completely I believe it

01:22:22.580 you're not gonna believe this yes I will yes I will

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01:23:43.240 past anybody who tells you the jobs are coming back manufacturing jobs are coming back they're a liar

01:23:48.760 well the guy we have on I don't think is a liar uh and he says manufacturing jobs can come back to

01:23:59.740 america let's talk to him and hear that case do that coming up in uh in just a second stand by

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01:26:43.480 Patrick Karelchi is uh is the host of red-pilled america and Patrick I I am on record saying

01:27:01.300 anybody who tells you that manufacturing jobs I'm going to bring all those jobs back to america 0.96

01:27:06.380 either an idiot or a liar because of technological changes that are on the horizon you you did a 0.91

01:27:15.760 three-part series uh for red-pilled america called american icon and it started exactly the same place 0.98

01:27:24.040 I started years ago with just trying to find a baseball hat made in america yeah yeah it did thanks

01:27:33.060 for having me guys um you know I I we're we're like everybody we're trying to make a some merch

01:27:38.100 for our listeners and we got a sample and we got the sample back and and it was like man this is

01:27:43.720 pretty cheap but why is it so cheap and we looked at the tag and it said uh made in bangladesh and so

01:27:49.820 we're like uh well uh we can't we can't do this this is red-pilled america so we decided let's let's

01:27:56.220 make a made in america baseball cap and let's kind of find look at the story of american manufacturing

01:28:03.120 through the the creation of this baseball cap and see what it tells us so we kind of went back to

01:28:10.140 the beginning of of baseball yeah I mean the thing about a baseball cap it is an american icon I mean

01:28:16.140 it is an american creation that was made almost predominantly here in the united states for you know

01:28:23.480 150 years and then I'll never thought of that nobody nobody nobody else wears them I mean we

01:28:30.820 are it is an american creation and now it is a foreign product and so we're kind of like how did

01:28:37.360 this happen and so we go back to the creation of baseball and we follow it all the way up through to

01:28:42.240 today and it was just this fascinating kind of um look at how manufacturing kind of left the united

01:28:50.280 states and the conditions that were kind of prevalent that were the conditions that were

01:28:56.420 around at the time to kind of make manufacturing flourish here and you know there's I have to say

01:29:03.340 I entered this anyone that says that bringing back american manufacturing is going to be an easy

01:29:09.820 thing that could happen easily is not saying telling the truth it's very complicated it's a complicated

01:29:15.200 discussion but that said I entered this in with a certain thought process with my own bias and my

01:29:24.300 own ideology this kind of standard kind of conservative look of the world and I have to say that it did

01:29:31.600 change my my mind changed somewhat and what I learned from the specialist is we have to have a

01:29:39.420 completely different mindset the only way that we bring back any of these jobs is if we completely

01:29:46.320 change our mindset I spoke to a manufacturer a guy that actually has a hat manufacturing company here in

01:29:52.960 the United States one of the issues that he's running into is that people don't even think about going into

01:29:59.800 the manufacturing business we've lost our our shop classes in high school there's no more shop I mean

01:30:05.700 I remember the day when I would go to wood shop and I would you know people would go into sewing class

01:30:11.500 and you know it's crazy have you ever been to Facebook Facebook on their campus they have a giant

01:30:16.720 shop class and it is always packed it's always packed right people love making things with their hands

01:30:23.580 and we what we forget is is but when we when we've lost manufacturing what you've you've lost more than

01:30:30.400 just the ability to make things the perfect example Bangladesh isn't going to start by making 1.00

01:30:36.620 the stealth bomber right they start by making towels and then they go on to making t-shirts and then they

01:30:42.940 go on to making the baseball cap and then they go on to making the assembling our smartphones and then

01:30:48.400 they move up from there when you lose your base of manufacturing you lose the ability to innovate in

01:30:55.520 the future yes because people don't know people don't know how to work in a shop and so you know

01:31:02.600 it was a in a very interesting you know there's a lot of talk of tariffs now and whether they're good

01:31:09.440 and whether they're bad and I feel like what we're using these tariffs for now is more to try to get fair

01:31:15.560 to actually get free trade because there are these relationships that we have with foreign countries

01:31:21.740 are not uh reciprocal they do not um they they manipulate their currencies they use slave labor

01:31:30.900 in many cases in Bangladesh there 1100 people died in the collapse of a building because they don't have

01:31:37.260 certain kinds of building regulations there so we we I think at the end of the day we you know and we go

01:31:44.660 through this story it's a three-part series on Red Pill America you could see it on iHeartRadio

01:31:48.400 we really it delve really deep into this entire process and come to the conclusion that we must

01:31:57.920 start changing our mindset on this we must start valuing the the ability to make things again rather

01:32:04.480 than just become a service industry that feels like okay china is good we lose on our and the social on 0.83

01:32:11.000 our uh security we we we lose the ability to be able to purchase products components for our military

01:32:19.480 because the chinese we can't get components without chinese parts so there's so many things that we lose

01:32:26.120 by just putting pushing everything overseas besides the jobs i have to tell you patrick i i um uh my son and i

01:32:35.000 uh are really into old cars and um and he really wants to rebuild one from ground up and i'm like i have

01:32:44.520 no idea how to do that no idea um but we've been looking into it and the more we look into old cars from

01:32:52.840 you know the turn of the century up until really uh after world war ii there were all of these great

01:32:59.720 cars that were made all over america that were just innovative and totally different and and it

01:33:07.240 and people would go into the car company business most of them failed but they failed because the big

01:33:14.160 three would put them out but they would go in to build you know they'd only build 30 cars a year or

01:33:20.520 10 cars you know total but there was this idea that you could do it and now we've lost that we we've

01:33:29.540 lost the idea that yeah my friend you know you hear so yeah my friend is building cars you're like

01:33:34.860 what is he nuts yeah you know i i spoke to a guy that's um he does a lot of work with aerospace

01:33:40.960 business and military uh contractors and they are um concerned deeply concerned because we have lost

01:33:49.920 the ability to to bring people into the into their companies to build things and make things

01:33:56.000 because it's just not taught it's it's almost frowned upon parents look at oh okay if you're

01:34:02.520 going to go in that direction you're a failure that said but they people graduate with four-year

01:34:08.640 degrees and whatever degree it is and they can't get a job anywhere because of you know various you

01:34:15.080 know other forces in play and until we start to really change our mindset and look at it as you

01:34:21.840 know what we need this on our shore yes are we are we going to ever make toilet brushes again maybe not

01:34:28.620 probably not but we do we can if if we start to value made in america more and we start to see the

01:34:36.340 value in it i think that that starts to open the doors you start to create a workforce but if this

01:34:41.960 we're talking about you know a two decade um plus and at the same time patrick you've got technology

01:34:48.880 passing you i mean you have technology making most of the manual labor obsolete even in china i mean

01:34:56.920 they're already um going into uh technology where it's robotics and 3d printing and you're just not

01:35:04.780 going to need the humans to be able which i think is even more frightening uh because then we lose it

01:35:10.480 entirely we don't even know how to how to fix it you know it's like it's it's uh machine learning

01:35:15.820 we don't even know how they're learning and it's just they're teaching themselves to do things and

01:35:22.600 we don't even understand them that that's a that's a problem we can't lose our intellectual and physical

01:35:29.920 abilities to be able to step in otherwise the world's going to be just a magic show you know it that is

01:35:37.520 probably the one of the scariest things that we've been uh you know looking at this ai and and and how 0.93

01:35:43.300 technology changes lives and progress and you know things that look like progress what does that do to

01:35:48.680 the human condition and i i think that a lot of times i mean we're so conditioned to believe that all

01:35:54.740 progress is is positive is a positive thing for for human culture um i i i i did i think of one story

01:36:03.120 that that uh you know when the explorers first came here to the united states and decided to make

01:36:09.500 contact with the natives eventually 90 percent of the people died because of the germs that we brought 1.00

01:36:15.100 with us and i i often think would we knowing that going back to that time the progress that we made by

01:36:24.280 making that contact with those natives if we knew that 90 percent of them were going to die

01:36:29.500 would we have made that decision to make the contact or would we have taken a step back

01:36:36.600 and thought about how to better serve mankind and i think when we look at technology we so often just

01:36:47.220 run straightforward thinking any any progress is a good thing but in a lot of cases there's huge huge

01:36:54.960 impacts on human life that i think that we need to start thinking about a little bit more and i

01:37:02.080 it it's very hard to to think on those terms when you're talking about you know the bottom line

01:37:08.900 and i have to tell you patrick i would love to i would love to talk to you about this i'm i'm i'm very

01:37:15.660 much into uh technology and ai asi agi and i'm telling you nobody is asking that question too too few people

01:37:23.680 are asking the question yeah we can do it but should we and the entire world i mean what's

01:37:29.080 happening in south korea right now where they're just running headlong into all kinds of things that

01:37:36.660 you you should stop and say wait a minute wait a minute this changes everything but all these people

01:37:43.240 want to be first and we're not asking the big ethical questions of what does this mean because we're

01:37:52.260 we're talking about alien life forms they're not going to think like us it's alien life forms and

01:37:58.640 those alien life forms will not they will be relentless they will not deviate from their course

01:38:06.880 so if we program it to do something it will do it let's say we you know we want we want new biofuels

01:38:15.400 great if that's what the program says well at some point it may look at humans as a biofuel and break

01:38:24.040 us down i mean we we just have to be methodical and and slow down uh yeah and i don't think people

01:38:33.000 realize how quickly when these how these innovations come along how quickly they come along i mean think

01:38:39.820 about the smartphone how long has it been since the smartphone has been on in our lives i still have

01:38:45.480 the first video of of a waiter that came and served me at my at my table um on my phone on the phone that

01:38:53.800 i'm using right now it wasn't that long that the smartphones came along but when these things happen

01:38:58.560 and when these changes happen they happen they can happen overnight and we aren't we we we we worry

01:39:06.080 about and we are concerned with bio um hazards right we we know that like uh there's certain

01:39:12.280 kinds of germs and certain kinds of viruses that we do not want cultivated because they will hurt

01:39:19.480 uh human culture we have we have understood that now we need to start applying that to these ai

01:39:27.000 and these technology type discussions because they could have similar implications it might be drawn out

01:39:34.520 over 10 or 20 years and i have a hard time saying this as somebody that considers themselves right

01:39:39.780 of center that we need to start you know thinking about these things that because it goes against my

01:39:45.280 capitalist kind of you know base but that said there's real consequences here that um i think that

01:39:54.040 as anybody that comes from a right of center thought process we really need to start opening up our mind

01:39:58.400 and changing our mind on this and really start thinking about it more patrick karelchi uh he is the host of

01:40:04.260 red-pilled america he's got a three-part series out now you can find it on iheart radio uh this

01:40:10.240 three-part series american icon manufacturing manufacturing coming back uh to the united states

01:40:16.200 patrick thank you so much 0.94

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01:42:31.700 so i'm gonna play some chris cuomo um only because people need to know that he's still alive

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01:43:00.520 he is he's still doing that cute little show of his uh and uh occasionally there are fewer people

01:43:06.660 on the screen uh than are actually watching uh last night was not one of them but they had three

01:43:12.960 people on it once uh so we have somehow sometimes do have larger panels i will say it's five or six

01:43:19.940 sometimes and then it's then it's definitely more than the audience yeah well last night it was more

01:43:23.800 than the audience too but okay uh but uh chris cuomo and uh and and uh senator santorum senator

01:43:32.040 santorum two on one tag team against senator santorum on abortion here it is when a woman 0.84

01:43:38.920 gets pregnant that is not a human being inside of her it's part of her body and this is about a 0.87

01:43:45.880 woman having full agency and control of her body and making decisions about her body and what is 1.00

01:43:52.940 part of her body with medical professionals those are the facts and that is the law of the land listen

01:43:59.500 and they can do whatever they want this is about a woman's body listen you can they can do whatever

01:44:05.340 they want they can torture the debate the debate is fine you're you're you're so desperate here

01:44:10.680 you're so desperate no no no listen i'm just i'm just asking questions no you're not you're not you're

01:44:16.180 asking provocative things that are trying to make people angry about what's done and that's not stop

01:44:20.500 stop for a second provocative things she just said a baby we have a baby shower when you're pregnant you 1.00

01:44:32.100 have a baby shower you don't say i have a growth in me i wonder what sex it is you have a baby bump

01:44:39.620 yeah it is you are pregnant with a baby who's saying provocative things somebody who just made the

01:44:47.800 statement that is not a baby inside of her well that's news to the world of medicine that's that we

01:44:56.980 need to come back to this this is a very it's an interesting point and and santorum kind of throws it out

01:45:01.280 there and they just talk over him but it's worth discussion what can you do to that thing if it's

01:45:06.760 not a baby what can you do to it kind of anything right yeah why can't you like we they do surgeries

01:45:12.700 now on babies in the womb if it's not a baby can you do it just for fun just to torture it would

01:45:17.920 that be okay why can't i take it out and sell it chop it up for parts and sell it why not it's not

01:45:22.400 a baby not a baby fascinating back in just a second

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01:46:47.280 when a woman gets pregnant that is not a human being inside of her it's part of her body and this

01:46:56.280 is about a woman having full agency and control of her body and making decisions about her body 0.80

01:47:03.540 and what is part of her body with medical professionals those are the facts and that

01:47:08.980 is the law of the land listen and they can do whatever they want for that this is about a woman's 1.00

01:47:14.400 body listen you can they can do whatever they want they can torture the debate the debate is fine

01:47:19.500 you're you're you're you're you're so desperate here you're so desperate no no no listen i'm just

01:47:24.600 i'm just asking questions no you're not you're not you're asking provocative things that are trying

01:47:29.200 to make people angry about what's done and that's okay all i'm saying is you guys go too far when

01:47:34.400 you pervert the facts we have the president of the united states saying that a baby is born at the

01:47:38.740 end of full term swaddled in a blanket and then to decide whether or not to execute it you know

01:47:44.380 that's vs it divides people nobody said it it's not the law anywhere the governor of virginia said one 0.95

01:47:51.280 person said something stupid and you want to make it something that you can use for advantage

01:47:55.700 that doesn't help your cause talk to the survivors of abortion and it's certainly it's certainly 0.99

01:48:00.320 it's certainly not square with your religion lots of instances i'll tell you that go ask a priest if

01:48:04.860 he's okay with you arguing the case that way and see how he feels oh yeah i love that if you get to

01:48:09.940 the right place by lying and distorting the facts no priest is gonna like no what did i lie about it

01:48:17.580 and the way i you tell me what state allows you to swaddle a full-term baby and then have a side

01:48:21.980 conversation about whether or not to kill it look the conversation was virginia no say none no the

01:48:29.640 state of new york allows a baby to be killed allows a baby to kill a full-term baby to be born 0.98

01:48:37.440 i can't take it i can't i mean look this is so ridiculous this this is the the virginia governor 1.00

01:48:46.100 that is clearly what he said new york no no he was just one guy who said something stupid even though 0.99

01:48:53.340 we had the representative who was talking specifically about this uh law this is what 0.97

01:48:59.600 started this was before virginia was in another state was it vermont uh when she was presenting

01:49:05.060 uh this in front of uh you know of the yes the uh assembly and saying asked specifically those

01:49:12.500 questions and said yes it would be legal under my bill uh by the way i just want you to know if

01:49:17.160 it's so outrageous then why wouldn't any democrat vote for the born alive bill let's just clear it up

01:49:24.760 yeah can't happen there you go can't happen yeah so and and and to to flip this around uh to a moral

01:49:32.620 case ask a priest if you'd be happy yeah ask a priest about the abortion position in your position

01:49:37.940 on it chris i'm thinking you're gonna like the you should do that you should go in there and ask them

01:49:41.420 about that ask ask what the cast the ask the catholic church what they think about abortion you go do

01:49:46.140 that chris maybe you'd learn something ask about something the idea of abortion a minute before birth

01:49:53.320 is totally fine that's what they were arguing how dare you say we could swaddle it well okay all right

01:49:58.840 so no can't swaddle it let's just say that all right i'm with you on that can't swaddle it can you

01:50:04.440 can you kill it a minute seconds beforehand before you swaddle it is that still not a baby then

01:50:10.840 right and and and santorum's point is really interesting there because let's just say we have

01:50:16.420 a weird society right we have people who can do plastic surgery to make themselves look like cats

01:50:22.040 yes right we have people who you can pierce everything of your body i've seen people with

01:50:27.900 piercings that are are disturbing disturbing disturbing but there's their there's that's their

01:50:33.980 choice and they get to do that there are people who are known as cutters who actually physically

01:50:38.320 harm themselves and cut themselves and we obviously think that's a real problem but you know that's

01:50:43.020 not it's it's their body it's their body to do that and obviously there's that's a real thing in

01:50:48.520 our society though it is an outlier admittedly let's just say we had an individual who decided

01:50:54.460 you know what is cool to me i've got a baby growing in me i'm gonna go in there and every day chop off an

01:51:00.800 inch just chop off an inch and see what happens i think it turns me on let's say this person says

01:51:05.740 for whatever reason and you would say well that's crazy no one would do that i can't imagine someone

01:51:10.400 wanting to do it i can't imagine trying to look like a cat through plastic surgery yeah i can't

01:51:13.840 imagine having somebody put plastics or through plastic surgery horns on my forehead exactly and

01:51:19.680 they do it different strokes for different folks yeah it's their body they can do whatever they want

01:51:24.540 so let's just say someone got excited about torturing this thing that's not a human baby in

01:51:30.440 their belly a month before it was about to be born not torturing it just cutting it off 1.00

01:51:34.640 whatever whatever you whatever it is it doesn't matter what it is they could torture themselves

01:51:38.720 and no one would complain no one would complain if they we have you know if someone's sadomasochistic

01:51:44.800 and they're going on freaking craigslist and inviting people over and paying them to do these

01:51:49.260 things to them so let's just say they did the same things we do surgery on babies in the womb 0.58

01:51:54.100 someone decides to open up a service where they're going to do this is it unlikely sure but let's just

01:51:59.100 say would it be legal under your idea that that's not a human baby could you do that you couldn't do it

01:52:04.420 to a dog you couldn't do it to a cat you couldn't do it to even a cow you couldn't do it to any in

01:52:10.120 animal species but you could do it to that baby in your belt in the belly well because if you believe

01:52:15.240 that the baby is not a baby right then you have to allow that because it's whatever the mother wants

01:52:22.100 to do with her body whether that's pierce herself make herself look like a cat or cut an inch off her 1.00

01:52:28.160 baby every day just because that's what she wants to do that's not a baby so to be consistent you would

01:52:33.840 have to say yeah it's perfectly illegal here's the problem no one would allow that to be legal

01:52:40.400 right why why there's no the morally consistent view here of course is the absolute nine month

01:52:50.280 thing right let them up to the last second why stop it in the middle if it's a baby at any point 0.92

01:52:54.940 if you're ever admitting it's a baby then of course you're not going to be able to kill it right

01:52:58.780 morally the idea that that chris cuomo is taking this moral stance oh how dare you say we could

01:53:04.900 swaddle a baby and then kill it well one minute before birth you're fine so a six minute difference

01:53:12.620 let's just say it takes six minutes sure to swaddle there's a process there the first time you do it

01:53:16.780 as a dad it's really hard to do right so a six minute different 10 minute 20 minute difference

01:53:21.920 an hour difference you can kill it it's absolutely fine or it's murder and how dare you even suggest

01:53:30.800 that gosh that isn't it makes no sense an unbelievable segment this is why joe biden i think is doing well

01:53:38.280 in the polls and if he runs to the left he's gonna have real problems gonna lose that because everybody

01:53:46.140 if you look at everybody who's running bernie sanders i mean the guy's nuts okay if you're

01:53:52.300 somebody who says look i don't want to burn the whole thing down i just you know i think we can

01:53:56.480 do a better job you know and i like the constitution and free market works for me you don't want bernie 1.00

01:54:01.580 sanders kamala harris you don't know really who she is she said some crazy things but she's kind of 0.99

01:54:07.800 likable but i don't know amy klobuchar cory booker elizabeth warren bob frank

01:54:15.940 o'rourke okay here's those you're looking at people who have said crazy crazy things

01:54:23.760 crazy things and saying things on the level of when you're pregnant it's not a human baby like that 0.98

01:54:29.760 that's such a crazy position that no one actually believes because the argument is not really is it

01:54:35.260 life we talk about is it life of course it's life the question is does that life have any rights

01:54:39.220 that's that's what the question is does it have it does does that life have any rights is it do we

01:54:45.380 treat that like it's a slave like it's property like it's some other thing that we can do whatever

01:54:50.960 we want to for our own pleasure is that what we do and if we do that that's a decision that people

01:54:56.700 back in the day as of slavery made they like that they like that argument they thought it was a great

01:55:00.740 thing that's just property don't worry about what you do to that thing well you know what it's not

01:55:04.600 just a thing it should have rights and the and that's the argument here it's not about whether

01:55:08.920 it's life everyone on earth knows it is life everyone on earth knows it with certainty the

01:55:15.440 question is do you give any respect or any rights to it do you treat it like it's a human being and

01:55:20.500 the question is they're saying no it's just property it's just this thing you can fiddle with however

01:55:24.260 you will they've gone they've jumped the shark they've gone to the absurd they've gone to things

01:55:31.820 that look when you were arguing abortion and you would say look you don't want your daughter to

01:55:36.300 face this kind of decision what happens yeah then you you you have sympathy on your side it was a

01:55:43.080 smarter argument by them although i don't like it but it was a smarter it was a smarter it was more

01:55:47.560 effective right because it was reasonable it put people in this conundrum that they don't want to

01:55:54.000 think about it right okay people will think about killing a baby a minute before they're born and they'll

01:56:01.040 make a decision there's no reason for that there's no reason for that this is an unwinnable situation

01:56:07.800 yeah and they're doing this on almost every front and they're making such a big deal out of things

01:56:14.700 that no one in their life their ordinary life unless you're an activist you are not having those

01:56:21.060 conversations yeah and i think you i think you're right i think you've come on to something here with

01:56:25.280 the biden uh analysis because he is while he's massively liberal and there's no real evidence

01:56:31.440 to say that he'd be any more conservative oh no so these candidates i think he's i think he's a moderate

01:56:36.720 no i think he's a trojan horse myself yeah i think he's scary because he will just he'll open the gates

01:56:42.140 but he's not saying those types of things correct he's saying like look are we all he's making the

01:56:46.900 old argument he's saying like look you know women have to have their right and these are difficult 0.72

01:56:50.420 decisions and you know blah blah blah instead of coming out and sounding like an activist and i

01:56:54.480 think that might explain some of this polling that we've seen here can we go through some of this real

01:56:57.760 quick yeah let's take a quick break and then we'll go back to the polling because the polling on joe biden

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01:58:21.980 breaking in that's when 9-1-1 is called and because they have that video evidence they get priority

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01:59:03.080 theory that stew and i've been kicking around that um biden is doing extraordinarily well right now in

01:59:09.880 um in polls and that's because he hasn't been in the hot seat uh everybody thinks they know who he is

01:59:17.880 um the the rest of the democratic field is so crazy and this actually gives me hope that democrats are

01:59:26.040 not crazy they're just blind um but they're not crazy because if you see bernie sanders was leading

01:59:32.740 the field go over some of these poll numbers since bernie sanders uh since joe biden entered the field

01:59:40.100 listen to this okay let's put these up as we go uh this is uh we've got a bunch of different polls i'll

01:59:44.740 start with uh this is morning consult yep 17 candidates are under five percent so there's 22 candidates 17 are

01:59:51.660 under five percent you got o'rourke at five then buddha buddha judge at uh six you have uh warren at

01:59:59.860 eight that's amazing then sanders at 19 in that poll and finally uh biden at 20 or 40 40 percent uh

02:00:09.420 he's up by 21 points now 40 percent in a 22 candidate field is insane insane insane let me give you a couple

02:00:17.680 other uh real quick uh again another poll 16 candidates are under five percent then you have

02:00:23.740 uh harris at five percent uh beto o'rourke at six percent then buddha judge at seven percent 0.58

02:00:31.480 followed by warren at eight percent and sanders at 15 and then finally uh joe biden at 39 percent

02:00:41.100 uh he's up by 24 in that poll these are all polls released since he announced a couple more real quick

02:00:47.060 uh 16 candidates under five percent in this poll this is quinnipiac uh o'rourke with five percent

02:00:53.080 then harris at eight percent buddha judge at 10 percent sanders at 11 and then warren at 12 it's

02:01:02.020 the only time that warren is ahead of sanders i thought she was toast yeah biden at 38 he's he's

02:01:07.220 got a 26 point lead over this field uh in again a huge huge field and he's going he's going up he's

02:01:14.180 gaining yeah since he entered yeah last one here real quick before we uh because it's pretty amazing

02:01:19.600 this one is a harris it's 17 candidates are under five percent out of the 22 candidate field it's

02:01:24.680 crazy then you have kamala harris at six percent elizabeth warren at seven percent pete buddha judge 1.00

02:01:30.740 at eight percent bernie sanders at 14 and joe biden at 46 percent a 32 point lead this is incredible and

02:01:40.920 and what's interesting is one of the lessons you learn from the 2016 campaign everyone's like oh

02:01:45.520 the polls sucked the lesson from the 2016 campaign is actually the opposite when you talk about the

02:01:50.060 primary which is we should have listened to the polls the polls are telling us forever that donald

02:01:54.140 trump was winning people were just finding reasons including myself to say i don't think this is going

02:01:58.160 to hold show show the first one where where uh donald trump got in yeah he got in this is a month into

02:02:05.300 the campaign this is the first poll really with him in the campaign now remember this is he had just

02:02:10.780 come down the escalator everyone was saying there's no way this guy's going to win yep here's

02:02:15.540 what the field looked like at this this point in 2015 it was uh eight candidates under five percent of

02:02:20.680 the vote then you had casick at five percent you had rubio at six percent you also had cruz at five

02:02:26.280 percent paul at six percent uh mike huckabee at six percent ben carson had six percent at this point

02:02:33.360 in 2015 uh jeb bush had 10 percent and uh scott walker remember that 13 percent he was in second

02:02:41.260 place but donald trump led the field however donald trump led the field with 20 percent he had a seven

02:02:47.300 point lead in some of these polls joe biden has a 32 point lead now it's his to blow here if he chokes 0.83

02:02:54.460 this it's a choke doesn't mean it's going to hold it's interesting though to see if he's going to be

02:02:58.400 able to do this and fascinating to think about we couldn't get a poll from may 2015 that showed trump

02:03:04.340 in the race because trump hadn't joined the race in may of 2015 he didn't do that until june so we

02:03:10.540 have 22 candidates already in the race before trump had even announced last time and i think it's

02:03:17.460 because people think lunchbox joe is not a crazy socialist scary you're listening to glenn beck

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