The Glenn Beck Program - Gun Control Didn't Stop Another Senseless Shooting ｜ 7⧸5⧸22

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00:01:57.420 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program this week

00:02:03.140 888-727-BECK of course another tragedy on the 4th of july yesterday uh we'll get into that

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00:03:29.780 uh again yesterday just more senseless killing it's just so hard to process this and really you can't

00:03:38.800 you just can't understand it why that why this happens people gather their families together

00:03:43.720 and show up at six or seven in the morning with their lawn chairs and just try to enjoy a fourth

00:03:49.880 of july parade and then somebody starts shooting at them from from a rooftop i i don't understand it

00:03:56.780 uh apparently this guy was known to law enforcement which we've heard multiple times with these

00:04:03.260 shootings lately uh if they're known and nothing happens i don't what kind of laws are we going to

00:04:12.220 enact that stop this other than reversing our entire system of justice right like we could go

00:04:18.420 with the chinese system where we arrest people when they look suspicious and i will say that you do the 0.99

00:04:22.660 future crime thing if you had that report you could do that i mean i will say if we had that law

00:04:28.100 implemented and i saw this guy i would have arrested him because he looks as if he was about to wear a 0.99

00:04:35.720 shirt that says i'm a future mass shooter yeah you look at a picture of this guy he looks the part but

00:04:42.360 that's not how our society operates wait you can't just arrest somebody if they look the part yeah

00:04:47.720 no that's not how this works pat yeah uh huh now i don't know if that's been challenged in the

00:04:52.680 supreme court we'll have to look into that i don't know but i will say that this system of justice is

00:05:00.520 better than the chinese one that is your other option though you can go more and more toward that 0.99

00:05:06.240 direction you can start arresting people when they write scary things online or when they purchase a

00:05:11.860 firearm you can prevent them from purchasing a firearm we can move toward that chinese system 0.99

00:05:16.260 if we wish now we're gonna have to amend the constitution a bunch of times to get there

00:05:20.180 so you know it's a lot of heavy lifting for the left but that seems to be what they want

00:05:24.540 here they seem to be able to want to charge people with crimes before they commit them

00:05:28.540 and unfortunately that's not that's not how this works now we may find out you said they were known to

00:05:33.660 police that that's that covers a wide range of things right like it it could mean that this person

00:05:41.680 you know bought the gun illegally because they were so well known to police they were barred from buying

00:05:45.720 one we we may find that out at some point it's hard i will say over the since you valde in

00:05:51.140 particularly uh in particularly i i have i have really i've really stopped jumping on the initial

00:05:57.780 details and sort of bandwagon wrong so often wrong so often and you know this is something that

00:06:04.480 people have complained about for a long time the media is terrible oftentimes especially when the

00:06:11.000 police have issues and again i'm a big supporter of the police i think generally speaking the

00:06:15.700 they do a very good job but occasionally they don't do a great job and when that happens they

00:06:20.680 tend to leak details to the media that backs up some other narrative that makes them look a little

00:06:25.540 bit better uvalde being a really prime example of that as they they were the heroes of the universe

00:06:32.140 the day after that and then not so much later on not so much the more we learned the less

00:06:37.880 hero of the universe they seem yeah it really did turn around they almost seemed like the opposite of

00:06:43.580 the heroes it did turn around quickly yeah it did so but i i i found myself fascinated watching the

00:06:49.580 coverage of this because every newspaper in america every big news website was talking about

00:06:56.300 this and at some level it's understandable right like as you mentioned it's a terrible tragedy

00:07:00.660 here you are every everybody in this audience probably went out to a fourth of july event

00:07:06.100 in the most innocent way and want to just have a nice time with their family for for a place like

00:07:10.860 this to have that disturbed with you know gunfire from the rooftop of a building from some psychopath

00:07:17.680 it's obviously incredibly notable right it is it's notable and tragic and awful and especially because

00:07:25.340 so many people were going through that same sort of event this weekend we should note that it didn't

00:07:30.480 seem to happen anywhere else this is one event and it was really really bad but the same time that

00:07:36.540 they're talking about six shot or six dead and 30 mid 30s i believe were the injury numbers

00:07:42.740 incredible unspeakable tragedy at the same time in chicago nine people were shot and killed and 57

00:07:53.240 shot overall yes this weekend in chicago and it happens the strictest gun laws in the country and it

00:07:59.780 happens in both every single weekend yeah every weekend this story comes out that nine dead eight

00:08:08.640 dead 12 dead six dead seven dead every weekend and they don't care about it at all they never mention

00:08:17.180 it they never mention it the only time they ever mention it is because you might bring it up and say

00:08:22.540 wait what about all this violence in chicago so that they can call you a racist right now who's the

00:08:26.940 racist here pat if you seem to care only about the white people at the parade being shot and not 0.93

00:08:33.360 about the black and hispanic people in chicago that get shot every weekend who's the racist here 0.97

00:08:37.520 i know i don't think it's us no it is not i actually do care about uh the people who get shot which is

00:08:44.120 why we bring it up we'd rather it not happen right all the time in chicago exactly that would be

00:08:49.480 anywhere else for that matter yes you know there's a lot of cities where they suffer this way

00:08:54.640 every week and every weekend baltimore philadelphia new orleans detroit all of these cities are suffering

00:09:04.980 with this same malady that chicago does to one degree or another and they don't care about any of it 1.00

00:09:11.480 they just keep doing the same democrat policies they just keep restricting guns and it doesn't help

00:09:19.880 at all if it doesn't help in these areas where we see them employed how is it going to help

00:09:26.020 nationwide it's so ridiculous they're going after hundreds of millions of guns that are legally owned

00:09:32.580 by law-abiding citizens trying to micromanage their use instead of going after you know a big a much

00:09:40.200 bigger problem and i think one of the issues here is the reason why we talk about chicago and baltimore

00:09:48.900 and these other big cities is not just because democrats run them into the ground constantly

00:09:53.620 although that i admittedly that's part of it you know part part of it is to highlight how bad these

00:09:58.820 policies are and how well they work in practice which is terrible um but it's not just that it's

00:10:04.500 also that like it's a much more sensible area to focus on like it's really hard to stop one 22 year

00:10:12.760 old to get from getting one gun and going on a rooftop and firing at unarmed people in a crowd

00:10:20.980 like it's really hard to stop that yeah and the only way you stop it is because thankfully most people

00:10:26.460 don't want to do it right you know that's it's just the truth and i mean he's known to law enforcement

00:10:32.940 yep and yet he still got away with doing that right in a state where they have very restrictive gun laws

00:10:39.760 and in an area that has very restrictive gun laws and it's just really really hard now that doesn't

00:10:45.740 mean you don't try to stop it obviously we've talked about the mental health aspects uh stopping

00:10:50.060 people with um with criminal histories and mental health uh factors from getting firearms is part of

00:10:57.320 this focus that the the left and the right kind of agree on right like we should we should stop those

00:11:02.020 people from getting guns but like it's really difficult to do that and it's one of those things where

00:11:08.040 you're talking about a an amount of people despite how much coverage it gets that die every year from

00:11:15.680 from these crimes it's almost impossible in a country of 330 million people to try to eliminate

00:11:24.940 that entirely and to make any difference on that number you'd have to eliminate it entirely right like

00:11:30.680 it's not like a crime where you shape if you if you shave 20 off the amount of people who die in mass

00:11:36.100 shootings every year that would be great and we want to do that but it would make no difference in the gun

00:11:41.840 violence total that we're talking about all the time the way you can make a difference on those numbers

00:11:48.360 are things like suicides right preventing suicides is a is a is a is a really big pool of people who die

00:11:57.760 from gun violence and it's much easier to try to do something about that crime in inner cities is

00:12:06.640 another one that's where almost all this stuff happens almost all of it yet it gets almost none

00:12:13.280 of the coverage and how do you how do you explain that you can if it was the left explaining i can

00:12:22.220 guarantee you what they would say they would say it's racism you only care about the white victims you

00:12:26.220 don't care about the black victims that's what they would say that's what they say about missing

00:12:28.660 kids all the time right yeah whenever there's a good-looking college girl that goes missing man 1.00

00:12:33.560 that gets coverage from all the cable news channels but if it's you know an inner city uh black male

00:12:38.840 they never get any coverage and you know they say that all the time that would be the explanation

00:12:45.620 for sure if this was the other way around so if the left was the one no question handling this

00:12:51.480 they would be critical of the media and say you don't care about the black victims you only care

00:12:55.820 about the white victims in the in the nice little suburbs who are going to their july 4th events

00:13:01.040 that's what you care about because of the color of their skin now i i don't i don't think that that's

00:13:05.060 the the reality here i think you know there is something to do with that sort of crime of spectacle and this

00:13:11.980 big flashy thing but the problem with this is the reason why a mass shooting gets a lot of coverage is

00:13:18.860 also the reason why they keep occurring because these psychopaths want this attention and so giving

00:13:25.820 it to them constantly and we have not mentioned this person's name nor will we giving them constant

00:13:31.760 attention every time one of these things goes down does not help the situation it makes it much worse

00:13:37.520 and it doesn't help our overall problem with gun violence it literally does everything it shouldn't

00:13:43.780 and none of the things it should yet this is the way it happens every time pat and that's why we're

00:13:48.160 not playing his uh diatribe you know the little video he he produced i don't want to give him that

00:13:54.840 satisfaction and that publicity but he does have a rambling weird video that he put out that kind of gave

00:14:02.900 hints to what he might be planning to do here and then he went out and did it but i don't know how

00:14:08.580 you stop it when you see even if you see the video even if law enforcement sees the video can you go

00:14:14.300 arrest the guy because of what he said he didn't clearly say i'm going to go kill people at the 4th of

00:14:19.460 july parade maybe you could get him on a terroristic threat at that point but that's not what he did so i

00:14:26.240 don't i don't know how you stop him uh even being known to law enforcement unless he's committed some sort

00:14:32.500 of crime right and really what you could do is try to again convert this country into one that

00:14:37.820 that does not have innocence until proven guilt right like that's what you can do right you can try

00:14:43.640 you can move that line now red flag laws attempt to move that line right that's what they are

00:14:47.520 and perhaps if you have some future crimes their future crimes and perhaps if you had you know like

00:14:52.220 they're going to say well i don't i don't know i don't remember off the top of my head the red flag

00:14:55.660 law situation in illinois uh and i don't know if you know we don't know the details of this anyway i mean

00:15:00.780 whether it was enacted or how it worked we'll know you know within weeks i'm sure but the bottom

00:15:05.620 line is if you have someone who's off kilter and you report them then maybe you could take their guns

00:15:10.620 was this but like again for how long are you delaying the inevitable here if you haven't committed a

00:15:19.100 crime all you're doing is delaying it which is good it's better than than you know it's better than

00:15:24.860 not delaying it but their trade-off here of getting rid of our system of justice to attempt

00:15:30.340 these things knowing that 99.5 percent of the people caught up in these red flag laws will not

00:15:36.340 have done anything i mean they're just going to be you're going to be essentially punishing people

00:15:40.400 for nothing in almost all cases that's how this works and you the farther you go down that line

00:15:47.080 the farther you go down the reversal of the relationship between innocence and guilt the

00:15:53.660 closer you get to places like china and you can do it lots of countries do it you can go live in one

00:16:00.440 of them they're they're wonderful flights are pretty expensive right now but you can get there

00:16:05.580 i wouldn't recommend it i have a friend who went overseas this past weekend and they're still doing

00:16:11.500 it was the first leg of this flight was eight hours and then there was another five hour and

00:16:16.860 another three hour i think after that it was you know they're going to like africa for some

00:16:19.960 something that i'll never do and uh i was thinking to myself oh my gosh that sounds terrible and then i

00:16:25.340 heard they have to wear a mask the whole time oh they're still masking on these international flights

00:16:30.240 really can you imagine i can't i can't imagine it was like 13 hours 15 hours no on a mask no

00:16:38.140 no i'm not doing it by the way an eight hour layover someplace in an airport where they also

00:16:43.900 have to be masked the whole time oh my god can you imagine no no i can't do it i can't no i can't do

00:16:49.560 i won't do it no i will i mean i wouldn't do it without the mask a massive price for that too oh my

00:16:55.940 gosh i can't even imagine so congratulations like mount kilimanjaro or something it's like

00:17:00.220 jeez that's probably an amazing experience to talk about when you come home and i gotta say i think

00:17:07.360 most of the questions are gonna be about the flights yeah not about the mountain all right

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00:18:19.320 okay so your friends are going to mount kilimanjaro are they climbing mount kilimanjaro i don't know all

00:18:36.460 the details i mean they know there's helicopters now right you could take a helicopter even there

00:18:41.360 yes oh wow okay so that's so they did not know that land 19 000 feet yeah it's one of the highest

00:18:48.080 peaks in the world now i don't think they're like they're not expert mountain climbers i don't think

00:18:52.660 they're going to the top but i guess there's like a bunch of hikes and different levels of things you

00:18:56.220 can do there no and it's an amazing thing to do like the stories are going to be incredible

00:19:00.320 but here's the crazy detail about this so it's a it's a couple one of them is a friend of lisa's

00:19:08.800 who is in shape works out every day you know you know the the typical person you'd think would

00:19:15.760 think it would be desirable to go hike on a mountain okay go to africa and hike mount kilimanjaro right

00:19:22.800 okay you know those people exist i they seem completely foreign to me and there's another

00:19:27.600 species essentially but yeah okay it goes to the gym every day she did uh pinatubo i believe in the

00:19:34.420 in the past who hasn't right you know who among us pat and i uh how many times we used to have an

00:19:40.120 annual trip yeah to pinatubo pinatubo we would do a semi-annual actually yeah it was it was semi-annual

00:19:46.020 right yeah it was we used to take listeners it was great um but so she's done that before she can

00:19:51.160 handle it her her significant other in this situation is fascinating because he's like a normal

00:19:58.660 guy he's like like us if yeah like the first time we went to pinatubo think of that think of

00:20:04.640 your mindset that you know he's not like a gym rat he's not like a marathoner he's not he's just a

00:20:12.140 guy he's like a normal guy he's not in bad shape but he's just like a normal guy you just like he's

00:20:17.600 just going and he didn't train for this at all he didn't prepare he didn't train he didn't like run

00:20:24.100 you know a couple of miles a day to get ready for this he's just jumping from like office life

00:20:30.740 to kilimanjaro the words rude awakening come to mind it's funny because isn't there a part of you

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00:20:46.800 through it it's not that big no you won't no this is a terrible idea yeah no uh what you

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00:20:59.680 when it could happen like halfway there you inject yourself with covid and you just i can't you know

00:21:05.500 darn it i'm all oh yeah what a what a what a hassle oh well you go on your own honey like that's that's 0.81

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00:24:03.520 pat gray stew bird gear pat and stew for glenn this week

00:24:27.580 888-727-BECK something that uh happened that can't happen because it doesn't happen anywhere but

00:24:34.880 here uh there was a mass shooting in copenhagen uh which is not in this country i don't know if

00:24:43.180 you're aware of that but copenhagen is not in the united states not copenhagen texas no it's not

00:24:48.360 copenhagen denmark and uh six uh three people were killed multiple people shot and wounded at a mall

00:24:56.380 in copenhagen so i i think somebody's lying there because it doesn't happen in other countries it

00:25:04.200 only happens here as it did again on the 4th of july of course uh and there was another shooting

00:25:12.740 interestingly but it involved police shooting a suspect yeah i just have to mention here on the

00:25:18.660 denmark thing because people will say well yeah one shooting one how many have you had

00:25:25.040 in the united states 264 this year alone oh and we have to get into that because that's really a

00:25:31.880 frustrating part of it is because now i'm getting sidetracked but like the chicago shooting right

00:25:37.400 what they love to do is ignore the fact that nine were killed and 57 shot in chicago uh separate from

00:25:45.260 the mass shooting that happened at the in the in the suburbs they want to ignore that and only talk

00:25:50.640 about the mass shooting but they get to have things both ways because then they will include

00:25:55.600 multiple incidents from chicago over the weekend and call them quote-unquote mass shootings and insert 0.72

00:26:01.440 them into this number they keep building which everybody who's looked at knows is ridiculous but they

00:26:07.220 keep doing it anyway because they so they get the best part of both worlds they get to blame

00:26:12.520 guns for the incident and build their mass shooting numbers while completely ignoring that their own

00:26:17.620 cities and their own policies are the places all these things are occurring yes it's fascinating

00:26:22.040 and in the places with the strictest gun control in the country yes like chicago fascinating um by the

00:26:27.860 way uh six million people in denmark okay there's six million we have 330 million so we have what 60

00:26:36.640 times almost as many people so in theory if all else was equal which it's not if all else were equal

00:26:44.820 you would expect to hear uh about a shooting in denmark approximately 160th of the amount of time

00:26:55.940 right so when you do this and they do this all the time they lean on things like for example new zealand's

00:27:02.160 per capita deaths from mass shootings are higher than ours because they've had like three or four

00:27:09.160 really bad ones i mean two really bad ones that they have taken guns from their citizens they have

00:27:14.800 not only did they ban them they took them from those who had guns and the thing you're talking

00:27:19.820 about is probably the after the christ church shooting which was this really terrible one that

00:27:23.980 happened a couple years ago but they did the same thing after the previous mass shooting

00:27:28.440 which christ church was after right they took away tons of guns the first time too right so you know

00:27:35.500 we went through all this if you go to uh stew sue does uh america on youtube that we did a gun special

00:27:41.140 we went through all the mass shooting numbers and and showed all this data just to show that like

00:27:45.360 because it these things i'll be honest do feel like they happen a lot here and it sucks it really

00:27:51.240 does it feels i mean i talk to people who are big second amendment supporters and aren't talking about

00:27:56.480 taking guns away but still we're just gosh i can't believe this is happening what do we do about it

00:27:59.880 and that is a legitimate conversation we should do something whatever we can within the balance of

00:28:05.340 the constitution and our law and our traditions we should we should do something um on the other

00:28:10.700 hand we do have to realize you do not need to be terrified every time you go to a fourth of july parade

00:28:16.640 like just statistically your chances your chances ever think of how many people yesterday went

00:28:23.000 to this parade i mean like this is a kind of a crazy probably had 20 parades just in the metroplex

00:28:29.240 right oh yeah at least and nothing happened at any of nothing happened in any of them right

00:28:32.740 uh you know your chance if you went to let's say there's i don't know i'm throwing up i did this

00:28:37.560 with schools because this is the real number for schools but there's 150 000 schools in the united

00:28:43.240 states 150 000 the fact that you can name three incidents from the past you know 10 years at

00:28:52.160 schools from sandy hook to parkland to uvalde are the three now obviously there have been other

00:28:57.680 incidents in between but they've you know smaller so it's really three massive scale incidents

00:29:02.200 over a decade with 150 000 schools it number one highlights how impossible it is uh to stop

00:29:12.120 right how do you stop three incidents over a decade in 150 000 schools where kids are going to these

00:29:19.420 schools 180 days a year it can happen on any at any of these schools on any of these days so

00:29:25.560 finding and stopping an incident like that is really really hard it's you know you can make it worse

00:29:32.100 by some of the actions that it looks like the police did not take in uvalde but like to actually stop

00:29:38.540 it is really difficult sometimes they do and they do stop some of them um but the same thing is with

00:29:43.220 these fourth of july parades then think about the actual parade how many people went to that parade

00:29:48.220 probably 5 000 10 000 we do have we have six people dead which is horrible and i can't it's hard to

00:29:55.160 overstate how terrible it is but it's also important to put in perspective even if you went to the parade

00:30:01.660 your chances of uh being shot were very low yeah and even if you got shot it seems like about 80 percent

00:30:09.260 of people survived so i mean like it's important to put that stuff in perspective it doesn't make it

00:30:15.520 any better for the families it doesn't make it any better it doesn't mean we shouldn't try to stop it

00:30:19.840 but it is important to to keep things in perspective and not live your life in constant terror which is

00:30:25.500 what the media seems to want you to do yeah you know like the chances of these things happening to

00:30:29.540 you are much lower than you getting into a terrible car accident like i there are other things to

00:30:35.240 worry about that are much more prominent um i went like three steps off of where we were going there

00:30:41.120 uh we were talking about the cope copenhagen are we are we have we settled on copenhagen now

00:30:45.780 because that's what i want i'm staying on i'm not going to copenhagen call it copenhagen all you

00:30:50.020 want in the mainstream media i'm not going there but it's true that like yes they have fewer events

00:30:55.600 in denmark than we do but that's also partially just because they don't have a lot of people they

00:31:01.480 also don't have a lot of racial strife in denmark because they're all they're all the same race yeah

00:31:09.900 they're they're all white people who have lived there for 75 centuries and honestly like it's so

00:31:16.520 cold at times you can understand why like people are just like look i don't want to go there going

00:31:21.900 outside let alone shooting anybody i'm not doing it exactly yeah so there's a lot of aspects that go

00:31:27.320 that go into that there was another shooting and again this is the same type of thing where the

00:31:32.000 media tries to convince all black people that they should be terrified of police because they are out

00:31:37.120 on the hunt for you all the time this is what police do they wake up in the morning they have

00:31:42.020 donuts this is the one thing we know about police officers they have to have donuts and after they 0.98

00:31:46.300 have donuts they walk around looking for black people to shoot at the streets for no particular 0.94

00:31:50.480 reason this is the narrative we get from the media all the time this is what they do so there's a 0.93

00:31:55.620 case in akron and they had a um the guy's name was uh javon jalen walker and jalen walker was uh was

00:32:06.940 going to be pulled over for a traffic stop and of course the narrative is to just give you the summary

00:32:10.940 in case you don't know the story if you wanted to read a media story guy um was unarmed black man

00:32:19.200 running from police was shot at about 60 times by police by police and you know what this should

00:32:27.160 not happen over a traffic stop pat no it should not happen that's right no it should not and it

00:32:33.020 shouldn't i would agree you in fact you are the king of traffic stops you've been pulled over 15,000 0.59

00:32:37.020 times since you moved to texas it's never happened to you why because you're white white that's the 0.75

00:32:41.240 only reason i'm white now i assume you did all the things that jalen walker did in this particular 0.99

00:32:46.960 story and you just they just at the end said oh gosh pat gray you're so silly i can't believe you 0.90

00:32:53.300 just drove away from us like this but like so what happened was let me tell you this sounds familiar 0.90

00:32:58.400 to you and the way you deal with police incidents yeah when you get pulled over okay known speeder

00:33:02.860 pat gray uh jalen walker gets pulled over for a traffic stop he then was he speeding uh i don't

00:33:09.900 know if he was speeding honestly on that part of the story but he decides he feels apparently for

00:33:14.460 some reason things might not go well now maybe he's guilty of a crime yeah maybe he's just

00:33:20.080 terrified of police officers i don't know yeah but he decides to uh leave and not pull over and run

00:33:28.220 from police in the car so he's driving away from police okay then he eventually gets surrounded by

00:33:34.300 police cars pulls over again and then leaves again somehow escapes the situation and once again

00:33:40.160 so far this is really familiar i've done this okay i don't know probably 15 20 times and never

00:33:45.080 been shot never been shot amazing that white skin really gets you out of those problems and so he 0.96

00:33:49.920 then escapes from cops uh while he's driving he fires his gun out the window now when it's logical

00:33:59.800 when you are being chased by police and you fire a gun out the window yeah you have escalated this

00:34:09.060 beyond just running from the police you have now fired a weapon out the window now we to give the

00:34:15.240 disclaimers here this is what we're told uh you know from the police this is their justification

00:34:21.720 right so we should be skeptical over these things as people are you know should be treated with

00:34:28.460 skepticism as we saw in uvalde right like at times you have to make sure sometimes they don't tell

00:34:32.400 the truth however in this particular case there's no indication that they know the driver is black

00:34:38.000 at this point and the officer says it while they're driving okay he just fired a gun out the

00:34:44.180 window uh we have shot we have a shot fired this is before they've even had an interaction with him

00:34:48.460 so it would be really hard to come up with a situation in which like they don't even know he's

00:34:54.780 black yet and they're planting this information before they even see him before they like it's just

00:35:00.220 it would be too much for any reasonable conspiracy theory but i'll allow for the possibility

00:35:06.340 anyway because you never know in these situations eventually he gets out of the car decides to run

00:35:10.340 from police he gets out of the car on foot runs from police then turns around back toward police

00:35:15.460 and they shoot him a bunch of times now for some reason the focus of this story is how many times

00:35:20.360 they shot him once dead does it really matter how many times you've been shot i know from watching

00:35:29.540 many many movies pat that you watch the movie and you they shoot the bad guy and then they all start

00:35:35.620 celebrating and hugging each other while the bad guy gets up slowly in the background

00:35:38.920 when when you use a firearm like that's what you're trying to disable the person who may be

00:35:45.340 trying to kill you and the police after seeing this guy already fire a weapon seemingly at them

00:35:50.120 kind of had an indication he may be violent right so when he turned to them they fired him they hit 0.81

00:35:55.900 him a bunch of times i mean look if they shot him and he was dead and then they walked up to him

00:36:00.040 and shot him a thousand more times there would be criticism to to be uh put on the police officers

00:36:06.640 though it wouldn't change the outcome it wouldn't make it more tragic he was already dead well but

00:36:11.960 then he was mega dead maybe then he was mega doppler dead mega doppler dead yeah wow that's that

00:36:17.840 sounds and that's that's bad that's bad yeah you don't want that but like there are times where

00:36:24.340 math comes into play here and let me walk people through the math they're not familiar with this

00:36:28.840 particular level calculus when they shot they did not they but that that's the argument from the

00:36:33.380 lawyer he was unarmed at least that's what they're saying he was unarmed well an unarmed guy firing a

00:36:39.020 weapon out the window i don't that doesn't compute to me okay here's the math of the situation though

00:36:45.240 this is advanced level calculus pat if you do x y in x and y z often occurs if you run from police

00:36:54.240 if you fire weapons at police if instead of falling down on the ground and putting your

00:37:00.680 hands behind your back you turn back toward police during a chase oftentimes you will get shot yeah the

00:37:07.560 color of your skin is not material to that equation and be well disproportionately look at the actual

00:37:13.680 numbers i'm not going to bother breaking them down for you that's a nonsensical argument that isn't true

00:37:19.120 about i mean this is you know from criminologists an african-american criminologist who went through

00:37:24.880 the numbers and said actually it looks like white people are more likely to get shot at these incidents

00:37:28.280 so don't don't even bother with that nonsense but the bottom line is you can't you should not do those

00:37:35.480 things the police may have acted improperly maybe we will find out they didn't fire a weapon and they

00:37:39.860 had some big conspiracy against this guy if that's true obviously none of this applies but either way you

00:37:45.380 don't run from police you don't turn back toward them when they are asking you to get down on your

00:37:50.740 knees you certainly do not fire weapons out them out of a speeding car was that a chris rock uh sketch

00:37:58.420 at one time i think you're right i think he talked about that i think you're right i'm not gonna use

00:38:02.720 the words he used yeah uh to recreate it oh but yes i think you're right yeah you know and you might

00:38:09.180 look into that and listen to that for pretty good safety tips you know he was being funny but it was

00:38:14.940 a good safety tip what he was trying to tell everybody um you know just don't act like that

00:38:21.800 don't run from police don't shoot at police and then chances are better that you're not gonna get

00:38:28.380 shot yeah you might not eliminate every single bad outcome because sometimes police do act terribly

00:38:34.080 sometimes they just act inappropriately and wrong i'm not based on race but just

00:38:38.860 yeah handle a situation terribly or poorly or maybe they're corrupt or maybe they're violent who knows

00:38:43.980 it does happen but you're going to eliminate 99.9 percent of the stuff you are if you just don't

00:38:49.820 act like that 888-727-BECK pat and stew for glenn on the glennbeck program

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00:40:15.320 pat and stew for glenn this week uh brilliant brilliant jessica biel uh tweet over the weekend

00:40:33.600 um i guess they were in france at some point she and uh her man justin timberlake and uh she tweeted

00:40:42.640 out you have croissants and women's rights damn take me back yes please uh go oh yeah forever stay 1.00

00:40:53.620 stay in france that'd be great um by all means send us photos but stay sure and i don't think that 0.98

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00:41:08.760 more restrictions than the mississippi law that started all this right amazing so but don't worry

00:41:16.080 about that look a lot of people don't know the fact maybe we should go through this at some point

00:41:20.200 today that europe has tighter laws than the united states even before you know i mean before all this

00:41:26.500 went down uh europe's laws were more conservative than america's quite a bit more yeah because we

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00:45:28.680 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK uh the sports world being turned upside down

00:45:40.040 in a couple of different places college football for one uh with usc and ucla leaving the pack 12

00:45:49.140 for the big 10 which means that the big 10 will have teams from maryland to california now

00:45:57.480 that's these these conferences like literally no sense at this point they're all named at all

00:46:03.460 the numbers don't mean anything anymore right none of it makes sense exactly i can't even follow it

00:46:08.720 anymore uh very difficult to follow um and so all of a sudden the pack 12 is like on the verge of

00:46:16.600 collapse and so what holds it together right now is oregon and washington are waiting on notre dame's

00:46:25.780 decision as to whether or not because they've been invited whether or not they're going to join

00:46:30.120 the big 10 if they do then i guess oregon and washington are out and would maybe go to the

00:46:35.780 to the big 12 at that point the big 12 seems to be in a little bit of a problem too because

00:46:42.300 they probably need to merge or just about merge with the pack 12 it's impossible to keep track of

00:46:48.920 it's incredible what's happening and so what's happening right now is they're forming two

00:46:54.620 super conferences the big 10 and the sec and they think that those two conferences might wind up with

00:47:02.340 30 teams each and then just split off from the from the ncaa and that changes everything

00:47:09.460 everything incredible isn't that something yeah i mean that's really an upending i hate it

00:47:13.940 american tradition right you know right where i need something to hold on to yeah everything else

00:47:21.240 is being uprooted don't take this from me too please please well at least you have golf you can

00:47:26.240 depend on the pga will be there forever and apparently not so much yeah i mean that's the

00:47:32.040 whole we've talked about this a little bit i think on the show but the live golf tour which has pulled

00:47:37.860 all these big golfers from the pga offering them nine figure checks is that the one supported by

00:47:43.660 the saudis yeah what does live stand for do you know i believe 50 uh 54 which is their tournaments

00:47:51.620 or whatever yeah i mean it's a it's a it's a you know clever way of live you're living golf live

00:47:58.500 golf also liv being 54 and they play 54 whole tournaments instead of the normal 72 uh um one of

00:48:06.300 their many tweaks of the format for normal pga tournaments is that favorable to the golfers

00:48:13.060 do they like that they play less yeah i mean the less work for more money i don't know is that

00:48:17.520 favorable how would you feel about that i would feel pretty good about this pat gray the pat gray

00:48:21.240 unleashed program available on blaze tv is now eight minutes long it'll pay you triple

00:48:24.700 okay how does that okay oh okay wait a minute well let me tell you this one of our stated allies is

00:48:31.580 behind the money uh-oh uh-oh are you going to know again we all know saudi arabia has a lot of shady

00:48:38.040 stuff going on we are aware of this we they are not angels but there are certain classifications of

00:48:44.360 countries right like north korea currently russia is in this area where we're like okay like known

00:48:52.640 adversary doing really terrible things we're not going to do any business with them we're cutting

00:48:57.080 them off entirely or as much as we can from the economy there's another level below that which is

00:49:03.160 like you know in some ways like china right we're like they are kind of a known adversary at this point

00:49:07.540 but we don't we don't we still have lots of economic activity we still buy all their stuff

00:49:13.300 at walmart but tons of it right yeah and we still have a major relationship with them we still have

00:49:19.120 a lot of american companies doing production over there a lot of that stuff goes on then there's

00:49:24.880 another layer of you know there's places like india where like india does a lot of stuff that we

00:49:30.300 wouldn't agree with but we have a generally at least we did until joe biden had a generally friendly

00:49:35.380 relationship with india i mean freaking you know the indian people love donald trump more than

00:49:40.700 melania loves donald trump i mean they they got like gold statues of the guy all over the country

00:49:45.580 they loved donald trump and they love in some ways love america that's sort of faded recently there's

00:49:51.980 been some differences there since biden has been in control but still like there are those are

00:49:56.980 countries that we would not agree with their policies we would not agree with how many of the

00:50:01.840 people in the country are treated but we have a generally warm relationship with them and do tons

00:50:08.540 and tons of trade with those countries saudi arabia is you know in many ways has been an ally of ours

00:50:16.400 like they have been they don't like terrorism either they've been victims of it many times now they

00:50:21.920 also like iran have been involved in yes it lets quite famously 9-11 is not exactly something to

00:50:30.000 overlook here but like they can't stand iran they they have a lot of our similar interests in that

00:50:36.560 region and they're sort of in that that area where we say they're an ally that's not exactly what they

00:50:43.080 are that's that's not i wouldn't say they're an ally but they do assist us on certain things and then

00:50:51.520 they do a lot of really terrible things that we don't like other than that what are the categories

00:50:57.340 of countries you have countries like you know europe where we generally have western values they

00:51:01.700 constantly say how terrible we are and everything that we do that they don't like constantly critical

00:51:06.500 of us our president goes overseas and criticizes our supreme court in front of overseas audiences in

00:51:12.020 these countries but like you know other than europe basically that's what you have in the world you have

00:51:17.500 countries that generally speaking are disagreeable to us and our values and if you're going to continue

00:51:24.660 having any form of international trade you're going to have to put up with a lot of stuff you don't

00:51:28.280 agree with you know you basically should you basically can only eliminate the most egregious

00:51:35.140 offenders and saudi arabia while they do a lot of things we don't like does not fall into that

00:51:40.980 category for the united states uh you know so right yeah so but they're still getting a lot of flack

00:51:48.780 right a lot yeah the players who are considering joining the tour has anybody officially joined it

00:51:54.540 yeah yeah that bunch now um you know phil nicholson was kind of the big first one to drop and but

00:52:00.160 they they're talking about he got paid 200 million dollars to go over there uh but 200 million dollars

00:52:06.120 yeah uh bryson de chambeau went over it's guaranteed just yeah for joining the tour i believe it's

00:52:12.160 wow technically appearance fees so like they have to actually show up at the tournaments you know

00:52:17.260 but uh yeah i'd go i think i'd go for 200 million dollars i think i would i would too yeah i hate

00:52:23.000 to admit that but i think i'd join the saudi tour and i'll say this to the saudi arabian government

00:52:27.240 right now if they're looking for a new show called studio saudi arabia and they got nine figures behind

00:52:31.540 that let's talk you know i mean no offense to glenn and the blaze right but uh you know if you might

00:52:37.120 consider that like okay you know sand storms every day how they're good how they're good yeah you should

00:52:44.320 like them you should thank you should thank the government for bringing you the saudi oil is oh i

00:52:50.060 love really quality oil oil the best oil and you should be buying it comes out of the ground

00:52:54.900 you know yeah and i look the other governments might not do that as well as saudi i and that's why i

00:53:02.380 support this you know 200 million would be hard to turn down it would be it would be almost impossible

00:53:08.980 would you turn it down for north korea there's a lot of people who would say no probably uh but i

00:53:16.240 think yes you're right you're going to turn it down if it's north korea yeah if it's saudi arabia i

00:53:20.600 mean like coca-cola sells a lot of coca-cola and nobody hassles them about it yeah why are we

00:53:26.760 hassling golfers about it that guy we haven't we have a good question we have a relationship with

00:53:31.860 this country like they're not uh there is a very limited amount of country we don't do it very often

00:53:36.460 we didn't do it to russia after they took crimea right like they had to really go all out for us

00:53:43.020 to get this this pissed off at russia like north korea has you know internment camps all over their

00:53:48.720 country and we don't have that relationship and they don't they don't want an outside relationship

00:53:52.320 obviously they're a very strange country but like china has internment camps all over their country

00:53:57.760 and we still have a relationship with them yeah we still do a lot of trade with them very few people

00:54:02.880 outside the right criticize the nba for the relationship they have with china yeah and if you

00:54:08.060 do it you're called a racist and banned off of social media and by the way britney greiner is still 0.99

00:54:14.120 still being held in russia is absolutely incredible still she's begging she wrote a letter

00:54:21.020 begging biden to get her out and she's still there it really is july 5th now what what was she

00:54:29.740 taken uh uh she was arrested in was it march it was after the it was like a month i feel like it

00:54:35.720 was like several weeks or a month after the war started which is like gosh the fact that she was

00:54:39.740 even there yeah um it's amazing she goes from what i understand she goes every year yeah because you

00:54:46.080 know there's money to be made in russia and so they have a women's professional league and she goes over

00:54:50.640 there to supplement the income because they don't make that much in the wnba yeah i mean they make 0.97

00:54:55.060 i mean they do fine yeah they do fine okay hundreds of thousands of dollars and based on the

00:55:00.780 you know based on the the audience size the fan size arguably they should make zero dollars i mean

00:55:07.180 like let's be honest to be honest about it arguably the numbers should be zero arguably yes and i will

00:55:13.400 say you know people like all women we've talked a lot about women's sports recently it's been a big

00:55:17.600 topic on talk radio oh i can't believe they're letting this you know this swimmer win these swim meets

00:55:22.720 and let's be honest about it i don't care who wins the swim meets frankly the literally the only

00:55:30.100 thing that i care about when it comes to women's sports i will give you the one time i'm interested 1.00

00:55:33.820 when my daughter is playing yeah literally the only time i will ever be interested in women's sports 1.00

00:55:39.620 although that's not fair women's tennis i like watching i think women's tennis is entertaining

00:55:43.720 even as it compares to men's tennis because at least it's not just a serve ace serve ace serve ace every

00:55:50.120 single point so like women's tennis to me is actually more entertaining there's a couple 0.97

00:55:53.580 things here and there but generally speaking like i'm not a huge passion guy when it comes to the

00:55:58.120 authenticity of women's sports but it's it's fascinating to kind of see this stuff happen i

00:56:03.540 mean britney griner is like one of the four names in the wmba i might be able to come up with like 0.73

00:56:07.940 she's pretty famous right like a big star i don't think i could come up with three others frankly

00:56:12.340 uh right now diana trusty she's still playing okay she's still on i think i think she still plays is

00:56:19.140 she i think she does plan i think i think she's gonna be like 63 years old but she's like the 0.96

00:56:24.620 kareem of the of the sport she's been around for a long time i could give you rebecca lobo but she

00:56:30.860 hasn't been playing for some time i mean it's true i i it's not something i care about generally

00:56:37.000 speaking yeah i think it highlights the issue um of of the trans stuff and how nuts it is to the 1.00

00:56:45.860 average american really well though and it's like i can tell you if my daughter you know gets a silver 0.99

00:56:51.720 instead of a gold someday because some dude decided to come over and kick her butt you'd be pissed in

00:56:56.860 women's sports i am going to be very very passionate about it and that i think that's how most most 0.73

00:57:01.460 americans can connect to that issue we have to be it's just it's just a way to highlight to the

00:57:06.180 american people how you know how this how ridiculous this is because everyone can quantify it there 1.00

00:57:11.500 it's hard to quantify it's hard to understand someone who's going through a transgender type 0.58

00:57:19.500 of issue to the average american who isn't trans now i know polling starting to show that maybe the

00:57:23.840 average american is trans so i don't know how much longer i can make this point i think about 80 percent

00:57:29.220 of us seems like about 80 percent right now but like the average person can't relate to what those

00:57:35.300 you know what those people are going through i mean it's it's you know i don't know i don't know how to

00:57:40.440 explain it i can't ever comprehend or contemplate that it could happen to me i don't you know so i

00:57:46.440 don't it's not part of my lived experience as they say pat but the average american can very much see

00:57:53.200 okay this is ridiculous here you know you might be like oh i don't want to be mean i don't want to

00:57:58.980 leave her behind like this yeah i i can't believe it's been this it's been months at least three months

00:58:05.380 and and maybe four and she should have been released if donald trump were in office first

00:58:11.120 of all i don't think it would have ever happened i don't think she would have been arrested in the

00:58:14.280 first place but if she had been i think he'd have her back in two days and yet she's languishing over 0.99

00:58:20.460 there in a russian jail and it just keeps going and going and going triple eight seven two seven

00:58:25.640 b-e-c-k it's pat and stew for glenn this week

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00:59:30.800 uh mitt romney

00:59:43.680 that's all you can say

00:59:47.920 you just know what's coming every time stinking romney

00:59:52.100 he wrote uh for the 4th of july uh this happy message to america even as we watch the reservoirs

00:59:59.440 and lakes of the west go dry we keep watering our lawns soaking our golf courses and growing water

01:00:07.560 thirsty crops as inflation mounts and the national debt balloons progressive politicians vote for ever

01:00:13.880 more spending as the ice caps melt and record temperatures make the evening news we figure that

01:00:22.720 buying a prius and recycling the boxes from our daily amazon deliveries will suffice when tv news

01:00:29.400 outlets broadcast video after video of people illegally crossing the nation's southern border

01:00:33.900 many of us changed the channel and when a renowned conservative former federal appellate judge

01:00:41.040 testifies that we're already in a war for our democracy and that january 6th

01:00:45.720 was a genuine constitutional crisis was it um mega loyalist snicker that he speaks slowly and

01:00:57.240 celebrate that most people weren't watching i just celebrate the fact that our democracy was

01:01:03.660 pretty solid regardless of what happened on january 6th i mean again had they accomplished their goal

01:01:11.560 which was i don't know was it hanging mike pence was that their goal was there it was holding up the

01:01:18.540 the vote which they couldn't do they there was no there was nothing really that would have stopped

01:01:25.360 the vote i mean they could have delayed it for a little a few hours which they did and then they

01:01:30.060 voted anyway and everything was fine well do you do remember of course the truth here pat which is

01:01:35.940 january 6th they were supposed to have this vote and then count the vote to to name who the president

01:01:41.380 was going to be right and then what happened was that on january 6th they they did counted the vote

01:01:46.560 yeah yeah they did exactly it was later though than initially planned right it didn't happen at the

01:01:51.360 exact minute they were gonna do it but it happened later that same day and and that's frightening and

01:01:58.080 by the way we should also note that like mike pence was a good part of the reason that did occur

01:02:03.640 right like he you know he decided you know he wanted to go he there look it's in the scope of

01:02:11.700 the american democracy this this of this day gets overstated quite a bit quite a bit it sure does it

01:02:18.060 is it was a bad day bad things happened it was a riot yeah it was a it was a riot and when riots

01:02:23.380 happen i say they're bad all the time i know that's not the position of the media who tends to tell me

01:02:28.900 that they're mostly peaceful fires but like i think they're all bad and but like i don't think

01:02:36.180 democracy was at risk it wasn't um i mean it's so overstated it's just it's nonsense that democracy

01:02:43.720 which we don't have was at risk right that's true too that's a good point i mean there are elements of

01:02:49.340 our democracy of democracy in our republic yes but they were not at risk they were not at risk

01:02:53.980 they were not at risk these were the worst insurrectionists in the history of insurrection

01:02:58.000 but romney goes on to describe that the left uh the left is thinks the right is at fault for

01:03:05.720 ignoring climate change and the attacks on our political system the right thinks the left is

01:03:10.360 the problem for ignoring illegal immigration and the national debt but it's only mitt romney who really

01:03:17.160 knows all that is wrong and needs to be righted i mean this guy who does who does he think he

01:03:23.960 is and he continues to just uh to just acquiesce to the left on a regular basis and accept their

01:03:33.820 premise like january 6th and climate change well i i don't accept the premise that man is causing

01:03:41.800 all the climate change i don't believe that i i think that the sun is very responsible for the

01:03:50.200 warming of our temperatures tell us more about this sun you refer to well there's a two million degree

01:03:56.120 burning orb in the sky and some people call it the sun now two million degrees i mean on the surface

01:04:04.420 it's only 11 000 but as it travels out with all the gases and things and they don't really know all the

01:04:09.880 reasons it gets much much warmer but then that sends warm air our way like in the mail uh no like

01:04:19.260 through space and these rays actually come to this planet and warm it at least that used to be the

01:04:27.180 theory but now i guess it's all co2 it's all co2 wow sun has nothing to do with it anymore i gotta look

01:04:33.880 can you is there a way to see it like in a telescope or something yes really yes you can't don't do that

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01:05:46.560 doing our part to keep free speech alive there's much more after the break on the glennbeck program

01:05:53.840 it's pat and stew for glenn this week

01:06:18.620 uh this is interesting a woke universal music group worker claims he was fired for speaking up

01:06:30.680 about abortion rights after he admitted he refused to work because he was in mourning

01:06:37.080 over the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade well you can't be expected to work when you're in

01:06:43.280 mourning i mean that's just inhuman michael lopez a production coordinator at universal music

01:06:51.220 enterprises blasted the company as anti-gay for terminating a queer brown person unquote uh during

01:06:58.540 pride month for speaking up in defense of abortion rights

01:07:02.220 last friday he says like countless other folks i was devastated by the news of the supreme court's

01:07:10.420 attack on abortion rights paired with the flood of anti-queer and anti-trans legislation

01:07:15.740 uh it's been hard to process how companies expect us to be productive while our rights are being

01:07:22.800 stripped away and yet they did expect him to be productive what yeah productive what about his

01:07:31.060 processing time i know that's a big thing these days a lot of people take a long time to process

01:07:35.400 processing mourning all of those things need to occur and yet the universal music group said no we

01:07:42.660 want you to work he said no i'm in mourning so they fired him they fired him they expected him to work

01:07:48.920 on a work day wow so no wonder the fallout continues over that uh decision by the u.s supreme court

01:07:58.720 to take away women's rights as we've seen uh many people claim including uh we talked about jessica 0.99

01:08:08.460 beal already also katie perry oh my gosh thank god you brought this up yeah this is this is so sad

01:08:14.460 you know we live in in a country where women have no rights none i don't know if you know that none a lot 1.00

01:08:22.420 of people making this same point you know a lot of people uh made the point uh now guns have more

01:08:29.860 rights than women in this country is that what i'm hearing is it is what you're hearing that doesn't 1.00

01:08:36.860 mean it's true or real or significant in any way um it's just ridiculous nonsense and katie perry went

01:08:44.300 down that road a little bit she said um katie perry said uh hey uh she said uh something about 0.91

01:08:53.920 i guess a reference to one of her dumb songs about fireworks which unfortunately she made because now

01:08:58.120 i have to hear it over and over again every july 4th the word firework is in it quick put it on our 0.99

01:09:03.100 playlist it's like all right the song sucks can we all agree the song sucks it's it's her saying 0.95

01:09:08.220 life is like you and i definitely agree yeah really yes i'm that i'm surprised because i know 0.71

01:09:13.780 you're a katie perry fan oh big time we've got all her cds and stuff you do oh yeah all of them

01:09:21.660 oh every one of them so she said uh you know something some reference to her song which i

01:09:27.780 won't recount because it's too disturbing that people liked it at some point but she says something

01:09:32.900 about a sparkler and she says now women have less rights than a sparkler less rights than a sparkler 1.00

01:09:40.860 what is the right of a i don't know at least the gun one tied into the news yeah like the gun one

01:09:47.480 was like okay well they did say that the second amendment agrees and then you have a right to

01:09:52.300 carry a gun so therefore like at least guns are a reference point here like for her like i guess 1.00

01:09:59.460 because everyone plays her dumb song once a year she was thinking about the word sparkler and then 0.83

01:10:04.980 said women have less rights as sparkler now here's something interesting about the united states of 0.95

01:10:10.700 america pat women can and do own sparklers oh that's a lie that's not true it's true they can't 1.00

01:10:19.780 be true now the opposite wow very few sparklers own women that does almost never happens in this 1.00

01:10:28.380 country you know if you may have an incident here or there i don't want to discount it completely

01:10:31.800 okay but my understanding is very often it's it's the other way around it's the other way

01:10:37.940 women own the sparkler rather than the sparkler owning the woman right so i don't think that that's 0.99

01:10:43.900 you don't think it's accurate that's that that's accurate at all in any way and it's so weird because

01:10:48.800 like first of all we know in in this country you can have abortion at any point during the pregnancy

01:10:54.620 that is what the post row world allows you to have an abortion in this country at any point 1.00

01:11:01.020 in the pregnancy that is the reality here okay you may need to travel there was a uh a situation

01:11:08.680 that happened in ohio and this is a big point on the on the left yeah this is what they're going to

01:11:13.720 hammer home because this happens all the time 10 year olds get pregnant all the time super super 0.89

01:11:20.680 common uh now look this is a terrible i don't know what the backstory is fully on it but like

01:11:26.540 obviously a terrible incident this 10 year old wanted to have got pregnant somehow wanted to have 1.00

01:11:31.620 an abortion and had to travel out of ohio and there's no such thing as i don't know if people

01:11:35.620 know this and then this this may confuse the left who seemingly wants to drag sexual intercourse into 0.95

01:11:41.400 every aspect of a 10 year old's life but there is no such thing as consensual sex for a 10 year old

01:11:47.040 okay not a thing that occurs it's not it's not possible right so we know that it was obviously

01:11:52.840 bad things that led to this and so this kid you know they're they want to get an abortion now look

01:11:58.200 this is obviously the most the most extreme of extreme of extreme of extreme of extreme cases

01:12:02.620 and this is brought up uh over the over the weekend this shows like how crazy this is look at this

01:12:08.020 she can't get this abortion in ohio she has to go to indiana and this situation happens it occurs 0.99

01:12:14.960 at about 0.001 percent of the of cases for abortion yep i mean we just saw these stats last week it's

01:12:22.380 like 0.001 percent of the time it's incredibly rare and of course every single state that is

01:12:29.420 banning quote-unquote banning abortion has an exception for life of the mother and almost all

01:12:34.360 states have it for rape and incest it's most of them wind up doing now i guess most states would

01:12:39.240 have been able to right accommodate this 10 year old right but but what had to happen was she had to go 1.00

01:12:44.660 to indiana to get this abortion now take out the whole debate because it's like 9 000 miles away 1.00

01:12:49.540 no it's not that far 47 000 miles no it's not that far at all you know take out the whole debate on

01:12:54.380 what the right outcome would be here for this for this situation it's obviously extreme and terrible

01:12:58.820 and there's no reason to go into that at this moment but my point here is by the way indiana

01:13:02.760 another red state another red state so they go to another red from one red state to another red state

01:13:06.920 for her to get this abortion but like my guess is as this little girl grows up and i assume she was a 1.00

01:13:14.720 girl though obviously men can get pregnant obviously i don't even know why you why would you even bring 1.00

01:13:20.900 that up well i just wanted to make sure we were clear it was weird we want to make sure we were

01:13:23.860 clear uh no matter what happens my guess is as this little girl grows up and becomes a woman and

01:13:30.180 tell us a story the most consequential part will not be the travel that's right you know i guess is

01:13:39.200 probably the road trip is going to take a very small part of that story like it's going to be

01:13:44.540 the terrible thing that led to the pregnancy it may also be what happened with the abortion

01:13:50.260 itself i may affect her as well who knows what i mean you know you can't even speak about how

01:13:58.240 terrible the circumstance is here but like the travel is really a small part of that story and

01:14:03.360 yet it was the only thing the only thing that the left wanted to talk about and it's so bizarre we

01:14:09.560 talked about jessica beale as well going overseas and being like oh i want to embrace these overseas

01:14:14.200 laws that would make things uh that would make things much much better well i do you know what these uh

01:14:22.000 what these laws look like overseas because i don't think they do let me give you a few of them here

01:14:28.040 this is all from europe uh our favorite uh lichtenstein which everyone i mean how many times

01:14:34.660 have you gone there i know you have a lichtenstein yeah i've got a summer place didn't stein uh yes you've

01:14:40.000 got uh it's illegal abortion illegal accepting rape cases where a woman is under 14 years old

01:14:46.540 so if you're 15 and you're raped it's completely illegal but if you're 14 or under and raped

01:14:52.020 it is uh it is legal oh that's the only exception completely illegal in malta illegal in all cases

01:15:00.300 in all cases they have no exceptions in malta legal in all cases wow okay this is enlightened

01:15:07.480 europe now you're i haven't got to the big big name countries here so this is where you're gonna get

01:15:10.500 the good liberal stuff right uh right ireland now ireland we know has was famously had banned it until

01:15:16.420 very recently it was legal up to the now it's legal up to the 12th week with exemptions for life and

01:15:22.180 health risk to a woman or fetal abnormality in andorra illegal in all cases uh samantha's mother 0.63

01:15:29.640 and bewitched yes she will not why does she have her own laws that's really weird she's a witch

01:15:35.780 uh obviously yeah uh poland illegal accepting cases of rape fetal malformation or serious threat

01:15:42.620 to a woman's health portugal legal up to 10th week of pregnancy after a mandated mandated three

01:15:49.500 day waiting period imagine trying to implement that on women of the left no you have to wait three days 1.00

01:15:54.760 no way switzerland enlightened switzerland legal up to the 12th week of pregnancy if a woman files a

01:16:02.500 written request that she is in a situation of distress and doctors provide comprehensive

01:16:08.560 information and recommended counseling on moral and material help and adoption jeez can you imagine

01:16:15.420 implementing that system on california right now no that would they would look at that as as the

01:16:20.600 handmaid's tale yeah that's switzerland italy women has 90 days from the date of conception to request 0.89

01:16:28.320 request an abortion the termination must be must be due to health economic social or family reasons

01:16:36.960 it's fairly broad you can get one but still 90 days finland illegal up to the 12th week of pregnancy

01:16:43.920 but only if a woman can provide a social reason such as poverty extreme distress or already having at

01:16:50.620 least four children so if you're the fifth kid you're all you're automatic you're an auto distress to

01:16:56.320 this family yeah and pat would you have what 62 kids so you would know how that works yes uh in france

01:17:01.840 this is the country that she was actually talking about legal up to the 12th week of pregnancy

01:17:06.380 later stage abortions are allowed if two physicians certify that the abortion will 0.97

01:17:11.260 prevent grave permanent injury to physical or mental health life or of the woman or the child

01:17:17.060 if it will suffer from an incurable illness okay that's the that's the where the croissants are for

01:17:22.720 jessica biel uh belgium legal up to the 12th week of pregnancy with six days of counseling prior to

01:17:28.600 abortion six days of count imagine requiring counseling germany legal up to 12th week of pregnancy

01:17:34.540 exceptions made for serious threat to mother's physical or mental health first trimester abortions

01:17:39.900 are subject to a mandatory three-day waiting period and counseling these are all far far more stricter

01:17:46.260 than u.s laws were before uh roe v wade being overturned yeah i remember going through this

01:17:51.880 and listen initially at the time the most lenient states in russia or countries in russia had laws

01:17:59.080 roughly uh equal to but a little bit more conservative than utah utah wow denmark legal

01:18:07.020 up to the 12th week uh exceptions made for a rape and threats to the health or life um and or if a

01:18:13.260 woman can demonstrate the lack of financial resources to care for a child spain legal up to the 14th week

01:18:18.540 of pregnancy sweden 18th week of pregnancy it's illegal after the 22nd week abortions are granted

01:18:25.980 um between 18 and 22 if approved by the national board of health and welfare can you imagine requiring

01:18:34.420 women to go through that here uh netherlands up to 21 weeks legal up to the 24th week if medical reasons 1.00

01:18:39.880 dictate england up to the 24th week of pregnancy uh but again like these are all more restrictive

01:18:47.160 than what our country was just a few weeks ago yeah okay uh i oh now it's just some of the states

01:18:54.940 iowa was up to the 22nd week south carolina the 20th week virginia 25th week dc all these more liberal

01:19:01.480 than the european all of these more liberal so i mean wow you go through that list and you say wow

01:19:06.600 europe had much more conservative rules on abortion than america was had and they all came out and spoke

01:19:15.880 against us even though this country will still have laws far more liberal right you'll just have

01:19:21.180 to move a little bit for them and like that is i can understand people like well some women don't 1.00

01:19:25.540 have the money to do that well there's plenty of these charities that are going to step up and pay

01:19:29.100 for i mean the companies are doing it if you work at a lot of these companies but there's absolutely

01:19:33.680 tons of charitable organizations that will do it and you can get this stuff mailed to you you know from

01:19:39.400 india pharmacies in india very cheaply it's you know it's sad i mean i think that's a tragedy but

01:19:45.800 like to act as if this is some major change in our country it really it isn't if you want to get an

01:19:50.920 abortion it's a great step for people who are the pro-life cause because now it at least allows us to 0.71

01:19:56.020 have the argument before they acted as if this was some constitutional right you couldn't argue with

01:20:00.380 which was nonsense at least that's out of the way 888-727-BECK more coming up

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01:21:21.820 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program 888-727-BECK uh joey chestnut at the hot

01:21:39.660 dog eating contest at nathan's again yesterday for the fourth of july which they do every year

01:21:44.140 and he wins it every year well he's won 15 out of the last 16 remember there was like an a rivalry

01:21:49.180 at some point he just put that was put that away yeah i mean it's completely not a rivalry anymore

01:21:54.160 he wins by you know 15 20 hot dogs every year the guy's a world-class eater he just is oh yeah and uh

01:22:02.680 so he got attacked during the competition yesterday uh we i think we have the uh we have the video check

01:22:10.100 this out that guy comes up to him and either hits him or bumps into him somehow and then chestnut just

01:22:20.920 takes him in a headlock and throws him to the ground and starts eating again and what did the

01:22:27.900 sign say that he was holding up do you know it was something about how animals are treated it's okay

01:22:32.360 plant it was you know some environmental thing uh so he just ignored it went back to eating

01:22:37.520 and he won the competition put down 63 hot dogs that's amazing i think it messed him up a little

01:22:43.360 bit because last year was 70 i think 76 hot dogs he put he ate uh during the competition so he didn't

01:22:49.560 quite get there but he still won by uh a lot a lot like 16 i think he won by 16 hot dogs there are

01:22:57.260 those stories of like parents whose kid is trapped under a car they lift up the the car to save the kid

01:23:04.080 that is less fascinating to me than how you can eat 63 hot dogs in 20 minutes or 10 minutes whatever

01:23:10.280 it is i think it's 10 yeah how i can't even comprehend it's so gross what he does so gross i can't i can't 0.63

01:23:17.400 watch it oof i can't why i can't there's something about a wet roll that yeah that's i don't like it

01:23:21.880 no no i don't know why texture it's the texture it's the texture it's not good it's a texture thing

01:23:26.740 not good at all this is the glenn back program

01:23:33.740 let me talk to you a little bit about rough greens now i love my dog i we have uh three it seems like

01:23:50.960 we have an entire house of animals but we have three dogs uh if you love yours as well we have

01:23:56.000 that in common and i will uh argue that when it comes to your dog you'll pretty much do whatever

01:24:01.080 it takes like you just want to give them the best life possible you love them they love you

01:24:04.880 unconditionally which is kind of nice everyone else in your life that she's you know they they come and

01:24:10.200 they go right pat they come and they go uh but uh when it comes to your animals like every time you

01:24:15.620 come home they're happy to see you which is kind of it really is cool i think that's one of the

01:24:19.460 main reasons we love our dogs so much it's selfish unconditional love it is they just freaking

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01:27:39.420 all right well gavin newsom apparently uh preparing himself to run for president of the united states he's

01:27:49.420 of course governor of california right now and it looks like he's got uh some ambition to maybe be

01:27:55.620 the president you know and it up until this point uh we asked many times like who do they have their

01:28:04.040 bench is so bad uh they've got nobody uh what are they going back to hillary al gore uh richard

01:28:13.040 gephardt maybe richard gephardt can be their nominee still it's still richard gephardt still

01:28:18.560 still richard probably their best guy on their bench but you know if if you're not gonna run

01:28:23.380 the president the incumbent if he's not gonna run uh kamala harris is not really appetizing to

01:28:32.340 democrats i don't think but gavin newsom maybe it might be uh he might be the one that they turn

01:28:39.220 to uh anyway he's starting to run ads in other states including florida here's what he uh ran in

01:28:46.820 florida it's independent state so let's talk about what's going on in america freedom it's under attack

01:28:53.040 in your state your republican leaders they're banning books making it harder to vote they're

01:28:57.840 restricting speech in classrooms even criminalizing women and doctors criminalizing women what the 0.84

01:29:04.080 hell is a lie it's a lie or join us in california but we still believe in freedom freedom of speech

01:29:09.300 freedom to choose freedom from hate and the freedom to love don't let them take your freedom

01:29:15.320 i can't take it this is fascinating take it as a tactic uh now gavin newsom is terrible

01:29:24.420 yeah he is a he's been a terrible governor for the state of california and has done an awful job

01:29:29.760 there and what's fascinating about it is he you know this is a he's not good at really i don't 0.76

01:29:35.160 think he's good at anything i guess he's good at you know sleeping with his friends wives other than 0.99

01:29:41.140 that i don't know what he's good at i mean he's famously disobeying his own orders during a pandemic

01:29:46.800 oh yeah he's good at that he is good at that he's good at that he's good at that good again some good

01:29:50.520 restaurant reservations uh when when no one else is allowed to have them but he's able to do that

01:29:55.460 books what the what books did they ban in florida they didn't ban any books they made it so that you

01:30:02.900 couldn't discuss uh alternative sex or any sex or any sex for that matter to first graders in first

01:30:11.680 grade in first grade through third i think it was yeah kindergarten through third i think it was 0.87

01:30:15.580 jeez come on i mean it's so ridiculous banning books restricting speech making it harder to vote

01:30:22.140 really no they're not let's go to delaware and find out how hard it is to vote where they don't 0.92

01:30:26.580 even have early voting they don't even have it you can vote on one day one so so ridiculous and

01:30:34.860 then criminalizing women and doctors nobody is talking about criminalizing women no one well wait a

01:30:40.300 minute i am i am talking about it i am talking about it pat i'm gonna be honest with you i am

01:30:46.240 talking about criminalizing women when women commit crimes they're criminals what do you mean criminal

01:30:51.200 they're not criminalized because they're women they're criminalized because they commit crimes now 1.00

01:30:55.580 supposedly an abortion he's trying to refer to abortion and they're you're as you point out pat

01:31:00.040 there's really there was a big article in the new york times this weekend about the four people who

01:31:03.660 are pushing for uh uh you know uh locking away women yeah locking away women who want to have 0.97

01:31:09.900 abortions are there four i i don't know that's what they claim that seems like too many look you

01:31:15.320 know that wow i guess and it's true it's been like because roe versus wade was this big barrier

01:31:20.420 right this big this big thousand foot wall that essentially while we could have these conversations

01:31:26.900 about the nuances of abortion policy you weren't able to implement any of it so it was kind of a

01:31:31.340 non-starter now that wall's gone and so now the pro-life movement which has always had many many

01:31:38.100 shades people who were very very restrictive some people who were just like hey we need to

01:31:41.660 limit it at 15 weeks whatever like the pro-life movement has always encompassed a really wide

01:31:47.160 variety of people and opinions on that side of the argument well you're going to see some i think

01:31:53.100 separation there they're going to see some people who are really restrictive and some people who are

01:31:56.820 i think that's going too far and that's going to have to shake itself out in the movement it's why

01:32:01.880 you have different states and different laws again i don't think that's the this particular issue is a

01:32:06.720 good application of our federalism uh and our our tradition of federalism in that i think protecting

01:32:14.700 life is more important than that and i do believe it should be i you know i believe i support and would

01:32:20.200 support and think republicans should pursue a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion

01:32:24.960 i mean it's they're not going to get it through but that doesn't make a difference to me should

01:32:30.320 be proposed every single year every single year keep proposing it until somebody does something about

01:32:34.480 it but that being said uh you know you have a a situation here where someone like gavin newsom is

01:32:42.020 going to try to to present this information like it's some terrible thing that's going on in florida

01:32:49.320 when half of his residents moved there yeah you know like the state is emptied out to go to florida

01:32:56.100 and texas and other places last year alone they lost a net 367 000 people yeah to florida to idaho

01:33:05.160 and to texas and the person who should be most excited about that is gavin newsom because those

01:33:09.980 people weren't there to vote against him in his recall right right like if those people had stayed he

01:33:14.900 might not be in office yeah so and it's fascinating what has happened with gavin newsom because of the

01:33:21.140 recall which is a typical dumb tactic by the media and a lot of people are falling for it which is like

01:33:28.180 basically like they are saying gavin newsom strong he he won this his recall election easily

01:33:35.280 is it all that impressive guys that a democrat in california could survive a recall by what is

01:33:45.940 essentially eight percentage points i think it was i think he won 58 42 if i'm remembering right it was

01:33:51.320 somewhere around there and they're like well i won by 16 points yeah but if eight there's only two ways

01:33:55.760 to go so if eight percent of the people change their mind it would have been tied or you know it would

01:34:01.780 have maybe tipped over to the recall side now we know the dynamics of that election and that like

01:34:07.260 larry elder is a guy that we like and he's a good conservative not exactly the flavor of of republican

01:34:13.400 that would necessarily win a statewide election no easily arnold schwarzenegger is a guy who's 0.98

01:34:18.320 essentially a democrat and look i think those guys suck yeah i think arnold schwarzenegger sucks but 0.94

01:34:23.660 he still like that's the type of candidate that may have been able to win there well when he says 1.00

01:34:28.640 screw your freedom yeah that sucks that that's gavin newsom that's a guy who sucks yeah that guy 0.98

01:34:34.260 sucks but like is it all that impressive no like you shouldn't the fact that they were able to come 0.99

01:34:40.860 up with the with the amount of energy against gavin newsom to get the recall done in the first place 0.77

01:34:47.920 it's only the second time in recent history it's happened then you have a situation where that was

01:34:53.160 pretty amazing to start with then he was pushed to the brink yeah by larry elder right who i

01:34:58.560 again is a guy i like but it's a talk show host right and he's you know and is uh has never served

01:35:04.740 in electric elected office and is also very conservative something that i think would be a

01:35:09.140 real great thing for california but the california voter typically does not agree with and remember

01:35:14.020 just a few weeks before this election it looked as if larry elder really had a chance to win

01:35:20.280 like it was very close polls were showing it only a couple points now he extended that lead by a

01:35:24.760 couple points he did what he had to do in a bad situation you can give him that but like it's not

01:35:30.740 like this was some great achievement here no yeah he won in california a state that had already voted

01:35:36.840 for him he was able to hold on to the election and not get removed from office it's like saying like

01:35:44.620 god donald trump survived that uh that impeachment vote that's a great you know like that shows he's

01:35:50.220 super strong well i mean it shows he did what he had to do against the impeachment vote but like

01:35:54.220 none of the media was saying oh this shows the strength of donald trump like that's not what

01:35:58.800 happens and what's great in california is they have the freedom to pay seven dollars a gallon for gasoline

01:36:06.040 and about a million dollars for a thousand square feet of home space yeah you know i i've got a 1200

01:36:15.220 square foot home and i have the freedom to pay one and a half million dollars for that i mean it's

01:36:21.920 outrageous what's happening in california you can't afford to live there if you're any kind of if you

01:36:27.760 have any sort of normal salary you're making 50 or 60 thousand dollars there's no way you could buy a

01:36:32.820 home in california yeah you can maybe get a shack you could maybe rent a shed uh but you're not gonna

01:36:40.160 you're not gonna buy a home when you're making 50 000 in california no that's not uh i mean i

01:36:47.340 remember there was a time i don't remember uh this is a while ago but it was if you were making the

01:36:52.920 minimum salary as a player for the san francisco giants you couldn't afford the average home

01:36:57.660 i remember that and i don't know in san francisco it was yeah too expensive too expensive to afford

01:37:04.360 that you would not qualify for and that was mortgage wasn't it a seven or eight hundred thousand

01:37:09.440 dollar salary they were talking about yeah yeah i mean maybe at the time it was six hundred thousand

01:37:13.220 something like that for a minimum it's incredible and we should also point out that gavin newsom

01:37:17.920 when he was mayor of san francisco i referenced it briefly here but it's important to remember

01:37:23.260 how crazy this was he slept with like his best friend's wife oh that's right it wasn't like just

01:37:29.660 some some affair it was like his best friend's wife who he hired under him as a staffer that's 1.00

01:37:36.900 right and then slept with the staffer he's a douchebag oh he's a terrible human being in so many 0.99

01:37:42.740 ways and this is probably the smallest of them who am i to judge i'm just saying he's gonna burn in 1.00

01:37:46.860 the fires of hell right yeah you're not judging i'm not judging you're just saying one little thing

01:37:50.360 about his future one thing he's going to burn in the fires exactly but like what happened to the

01:37:56.480 me too movement here yeah you know she has come out and said well it's not really me too

01:38:01.480 i was 33 years old i knew what i was doing and like that's an acceptable thing for a republican to say

01:38:09.360 right like a republican the republican side of the argument is you know women actually have agency 1.00

01:38:14.700 and can make decisions of their of their own yeah but democrats have that power dynamic thing yeah 0.99

01:38:20.320 that's what they say yeah they say like when you know a celebrity sleeps with some underling

01:38:26.160 uh they say it it can't be consensual because there's a power dynamic there i remember they

01:38:33.020 said that with louis ck when he when he had his situation going on and he you know he was so

01:38:36.960 powerful you couldn't this is not go against his will right couldn't this was their argument like

01:38:42.100 there was some comedian that came out and said like you know his thing was i don't want to get

01:38:46.060 into the details here but his thing was basically uh pleasuring himself while while others watched

01:38:51.820 right yeah again i think he asked for permission and they said yes they didn't leave they said oh

01:38:59.040 yeah sure which they could have left which they could have except for the power dynamic right so

01:39:04.820 they said yes and they sat there and endured the spectacle yeah and the reason why it was a me too

01:39:11.560 violation was because he was a powerful comedian and i guess would control their comedy careers

01:39:18.980 if they didn't say yes which is complete nonsense and wasn't one of them on the phone

01:39:23.480 there was one of those cases it was on the phone there's one hang up yes where the the me too

01:39:30.520 complaint against louis ck was that he was on the phone with her with a woman yeah and she believed

01:39:36.680 that he was uh touching himself while they were on the phone he didn't say he was or

01:39:42.460 or like require like i don't know hey do you mind i don't know i i don't know how to explain this

01:39:50.040 i don't think he did i don't think he got permission on that one no he if he was doing it which we don't

01:39:55.040 know if he was and she didn't know but she see i guess it sounded like he was just again i don't

01:40:00.580 want to think about the details the point being here that their entire complaint for eradicating this

01:40:05.500 guy's career was the power dynamic yeah okay now gavin newsom who is the mayor of san francisco

01:40:12.400 it takes a direct staffer and sleeps with her which also happens to be the her best friend's 1.00

01:40:19.800 wife was his best friend's wife excuse me kimberly guilfoyle was he married to her at the time no no

01:40:26.480 this was uh i mean i mean you know i don't remember i think he was married at the time too i don't

01:40:30.800 remember i don't i don't remember because he was at one point married to fox well former fox uh anchor

01:40:36.920 kimberly guilfoyle okay but which is again strange i people tell me that he's a very good

01:40:43.660 looking man yeah and you know he looks to me like american psycho if you've you know and i guess

01:40:49.420 i guess he was a good looking guy in that movie he did murder a bunch of people too 0.53

01:40:54.520 but in part of the charm what are you perfect are you perfect stew

01:40:59.220 you know i'm not i've made my share of mistakes okay well then now none of them happen to be you

01:41:05.880 know putting tarps down in my apartment and brutally slaughtering people while listening to who you 0.78

01:41:10.300 lose in the news really you haven't done that that wasn't my particular mistake but we all have our

01:41:14.360 struggles that's right exactly what i'm saying that's exactly what and gavin newsom has his that

01:41:21.280 may or may not be the same as the character in american psycho we don't know we don't know we're not

01:41:26.620 with him at all times i wouldn't have predicted he'd sleep with his best friend's wife i wouldn't

01:41:30.800 either you know i would not either i would now i certainly wouldn't bring my wife around him now

01:41:36.020 right but back then it would be probably surprising probably was surprising to his best friend who's by

01:41:42.120 the way i don't know if i mentioned he slept with his best friend's wife and who was a direct

01:41:47.600 staffer of his but we should overlook that yeah because of the great job he did on covid question mark

01:41:54.220 well look it doesn't have anything to do with the presidency it doesn't mean he can't be a good

01:41:58.280 president that's right it's his personal life all right it's his personal life the the dining out

01:42:04.120 in the middle of the covid restrictions not really his personal life no no but the girlfriend thing

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01:43:14.060 patent stew for glenn 888-727-BECK it is confirmed uh at the time gavin newsom

01:43:33.240 slept with his best friend's wife he was in fact married to kimberly guilfoyle yes although i i does

01:43:39.820 seem like they were uh separated when uh when it happened yeah okay yeah so they were separate when

01:43:48.720 it happened but i think the affair was happening don't worry about it no i think the affair was

01:43:52.360 happening before they were separated so i oh i just think maybe what caused the separation

01:43:56.980 possibly possibly and now she's with donald trump jr is that right is that weird i mean from one

01:44:03.280 extreme to the other yeah i mean as far as ideological you know significant others because

01:44:09.440 she seems to be she was not like one of their straight news people right like she seems to be 0.85

01:44:12.780 conservative conservative yeah and like you know look you can overcome a certain amount of political

01:44:17.660 difference in a marriage but it's that's i couldn't do it not that much yeah no i i it'd be really

01:44:24.100 tough unless you just i don't know if you don't talk about it because otherwise you'd be at odds all

01:44:30.960 the time wouldn't you especially in this environment when you know so many things are coming up and

01:44:36.220 that's what people talk about around the dinner table and you certainly talk about it when you gather

01:44:40.940 on the fourth of july i talked about those kinds of things yesterday that would make me crazy

01:44:45.600 yeah my wife was super liberal and i've been seeing you know friends and relatives and everybody

01:44:50.420 you know i have obviously friends and relatives that are very left-wing not so appreciative of

01:44:55.200 the roe versus wade situation as maybe as i was and you see them getting in brawls man like and i just

01:45:01.920 stay out of it like i don't i do this for a living last thing i want to come home and like post i know

01:45:07.500 right a post on facebook my i just don't feel like it i understand why people get into that stuff

01:45:13.000 and i do though at some point you have to recognize the the just

01:45:19.960 lack of ability that you're going to have and changing someone's mind and that's crazy right

01:45:27.180 like some people are just nuts and they just they're they're going and it might not be they

01:45:31.400 might be completely sane in every other aspect of their life and wonderful people but they have this 0.98

01:45:35.600 thing that they're hung up on and they're never going to listen to your opinion and you have to be

01:45:40.680 able to leave that behind to maintain a relationship with a loved one if they're truly a loved one

01:45:45.740 right if you really love your brother your sister your cousin your aunt your uncle your friends you

01:45:52.420 know you figure out a way to say okay they're nuts on that and you throw up your hands and you just

01:45:56.780 move on with your life their support of abortion or opposition to abortion is not going to change

01:46:03.160 the actual situation as it as it relates to abortion it's just i think it's hard for people to let go

01:46:09.800 of because if you believe it's life it's like gosh man this is really important how can you not see this

01:46:15.640 as life it's like that louis ck routine about abortion that we played last week yeah yeah if you 0.99

01:46:22.380 really believe it's life what are you going to say well okay never mind go ahead and kill a baby

01:46:26.860 right the ink i always think the incons the really truly inconsistent position is the one we're like 0.55

01:46:32.500 yeah at four months eight days three hours and nine seconds it's not a baby but 10 seconds it is

01:46:40.180 then like i feel like that middle ground is actually the more insane position when it comes to

01:46:45.200 abortion isn't it yeah it's where everybody is or most people but like the middle ground is the one

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01:49:01.860 also uh pat to we have our uh 500th anniversary power hour coming up on friday which is uh if you've

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01:49:14.120 basically the idea is we have a panel we attempt to talk about issues it goes awry as

01:49:20.420 one we have one shot of beer per minute for an hour okay it starts off somewhat coherent and then

01:49:27.820 turns into chaos so your 500th episode is thursday it was is that what you're saying it's we announced

01:49:34.680 the five we announced the power hour on the 500th episode so that was a few weeks ago okay uh so we

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01:49:48.900 is joining us uh andrew heaton is going to be on with us uh sarah gonzalez is going to be on with us

01:49:54.440 my invitation to the show must have been lost i would love for you to come in the you are always

01:49:59.480 welcome um no but i i we do have a designated driver slot oh okay because we'd like to have

01:50:05.460 one sober person on the panel probably that we'd love to have you sometime for one of those because

01:50:09.700 it would be absolutely because it is a drinking fest right it is a drinking fest um but it's

01:50:15.460 nonsensical and and it is quite a bit of fun uh even though it usually does go horribly awry by the

01:50:21.000 end well that's the fun of it that's the fun i suppose uh all right we were talking about the

01:50:25.860 situation with uh the overturning of roe v wade and how that's just really affecting our our country

01:50:32.360 right now and it is such a it's probably to me it's the most contentious issue in america since

01:50:41.440 slavery probably would you think that's accurate i i can't think of a more contentious

01:50:47.140 that's a good question is it the most it's probably up there i mean i you know you think

01:50:54.160 of like guns but i don't think that's not i mean you look at the statistics on gun polling it's not

01:50:59.060 really right it's not nearly as divided as you'd think yeah i think that's probably a good good one

01:51:06.420 it's so contentious uh vice president kamala harris just likened the end of roe v wade to slavery by

01:51:14.760 saying that the supreme court's ruling was an example of the united states government

01:51:18.380 trying to claim ownership over human bodies hmm okay that's uh that's fascinating um isn't it i mean

01:51:27.020 it's similar to the emancipation proclamation yes if that's what she's going for because i do think

01:51:32.120 there are real parallels here don't think she was going for that exactly no i don't think that's

01:51:36.760 what she was going for but that is i think a really realistic parallel it's the type of thing

01:51:43.640 that a society looks back at in horror and says how did we allow this to happen 63 million

01:51:50.900 and by the way it's going to go up by millions and millions and millions from that number but 63

01:51:55.340 million babies lost yeah how can we possibly have allowed this future generations will not look 0.96

01:52:01.880 favorably on us for allowing that for so long just like we look back at slavery as a horror show

01:52:07.080 right we all look back at it as terrible and there were people democrats especially very pissed off

01:52:12.300 about that ruling as well and argued about it for a very long time you know this is this first of

01:52:18.760 all shows the real central failure of roe and casey because both of them basically bragged about their

01:52:28.400 power to end the debate it's a contentious issue we will provide this solution and therefore it won't

01:52:35.100 be contentious anymore that was essentially the thesis of both roe and casey didn't really work

01:52:39.680 not failed miserably which is one of the things that even even uh uh ruth bader ginsburg

01:52:46.860 would talk about is it was just bad law yeah yeah it was bad law like even now she was if she was

01:52:52.900 alive to vote on it you know she would have vote voted to uphold roe very reliable but still uh she

01:52:59.240 did not think that was good law no one does i mean like anybody in that field like it's it's a

01:53:04.680 different thing you know there's this idea that the left well they see the constitution they see

01:53:09.380 the supreme court what they they see rights are things that they want right like we've talked about

01:53:13.900 the right to internet right some right to internet what are you talking about there's no right to

01:53:18.840 internet where was that right at any point before 1990 right like they all that right didn't exist if

01:53:27.300 you created it after 1995 but you have to actually put it in the constitution right you don't just it

01:53:33.300 doesn't just magically appear could happen by the way it's not in the constitution but you could put

01:53:38.620 it in the constitution with the 28th amendment but they won't go through that process because they

01:53:43.640 know it wouldn't it never happened yeah and you know it'll never happen honestly i bet you it's not

01:53:49.380 incomprehensible it could happen if people wanted it to yeah i wouldn't i would guess the polling on

01:53:54.460 something like that would not even be bad i bet you they could get positive polling on that on that

01:53:59.160 question depending on the parameters yeah should the internet a constitutional amendment to uh to

01:54:04.400 make internet available to everybody i bet would be something that people would like because that's

01:54:09.840 they would like that's how people most people think yeah is it is it something that i want

01:54:13.640 is it great is it wonderful do i like it yes if yes then constitution right right then it's my

01:54:21.440 right health care i really like it i really want it it's my right therefore i shall have it it's in

01:54:27.700 the constitution i swear and i of course we've had people argue for a constitutional right essentially

01:54:33.540 to high-speed internet we've had that in the past i'm from pembroke how do you have access to this

01:54:40.740 member of the lumbey tribe of north carolina sure yeah okay yeah i have two children and like any

01:54:46.520 mother i want the best for my boys of course you want the best for you jacob my oldest is a

01:54:52.460 transferring student to unc pembroke okay and isaac is in the eighth grade at pembroke middle school

01:54:58.960 wow all right thank you for the most families right who across the state and who either don't have

01:55:04.940 access to high-speed internet couldn't afford it or who can't afford it sure we were stuck with dial

01:55:10.320 up service in our home don't say that until two months ago oh my goodness now this is how long

01:55:15.020 nine years and two months ago no it was actually 13 years and uh two months ago i i mean we've played

01:55:23.060 this clip so so many times how do you still have it in your machine this is incredible that you have

01:55:28.160 access to this at a finger at the press of a button yes uh because it's so good and this so this is

01:55:34.780 this is a clip from the uh lumbey tribe yeah uh was it north carolina if i remember right she's

01:55:40.600 testifying before somebody like any mother like any mother i think it's the legislature in north

01:55:47.060 carolina she really wants access to internet bad well she has it and she got it two months ago but

01:55:51.900 she well but she didn't have well she had dial up yes before that so she had internet the whole time

01:55:56.580 but she didn't have high speed until two months ago yes she's very upset about this and wants the 0.98

01:56:01.200 government to pay for her exactly i feel that this has put my family uh-huh my sons in particular

01:56:06.900 sure at a severe disadvantage well it has it has isaac depends on the internet oh boy to complete his

01:56:14.820 assignments for school right yeah sure he often uses the internet to work on reports uh-huh projects

01:56:21.220 and or often at times to just do research like you know on porn right i watch him struggle he's true

01:56:29.100 dial-up service and observed him get frustrated oh no because he could not move around on the web

01:56:35.000 like he likes he lacks he could hate to see that he could not move around on the web like he likes

01:56:40.420 see that's constitution yeah that means it's in the constitution if you want something like that

01:56:45.080 really and you want it really bad yeah and you can't afford it well of course it's in the

01:56:50.260 constitution that you you can have it and needed to do seemingly easy assignments took him hours to 0.99

01:56:58.620 complete oh no how stupid is this kid no i don't think that's what she's saying oh she's saying the 0.98

01:57:03.940 internet is bad so he's very disheartened to watch isaac got very upset discouraged and frustrated 1.00

01:57:12.560 because he could not do what he needed to do or what he lacked as a mother it breaks my heart

01:57:19.800 and causes me to feel yeah that i have failed him well you have some way yeah until two months ago

01:57:26.960 she had she had failed him miserably yeah not by a little bit but miserably failed him yes now they

01:57:34.040 to be clear they had internet yeah this time it was a slower internet than they preferred and now they

01:57:41.380 have the faster internet yeah but but she's she's arguing on behalf for others to get it i think and 1.00

01:57:47.160 and by the way of course they got it of course it worked they got 20 million dollars in federal

01:57:52.780 money of course to get high speed internet like a tribe like they like yeah which is fascinating and

01:57:59.020 so i do could you come up with an uh a constitutional amendment for internet access i bet you could you

01:58:05.500 probably could i bet you could now that constitutional amendment will not mean that you get to keep your

01:58:09.160 accounts no obviously they could still ban you uh from uh that might be why the democrats would

01:58:15.380 oppose it if it was a constitutional right for you to access the internet they might oppose it

01:58:19.380 but again the constitution can be amended it's okay you can try to do we should try to do it more often

01:58:26.620 is it hard most of them would fail and they they should fail and and it is hard because it's supposed to

01:58:31.900 be hard it is supposed to be a difficult process because the founders knew that they'd done a pretty

01:58:38.600 good job i think and they didn't want people just willy-nilly changing the constitution on a whim

01:58:46.580 right it had to be something that people agreed on had to be something that you were passionate about

01:58:52.020 be logical and enough states decided that you know this new amendment was the right thing to do that

01:58:58.900 they got it passed through yeah that's not easy the story of the 27th amendment is one of my favorite

01:59:03.660 stories of all time which is it was an amendment that was around at the time of the founders

01:59:07.820 and it's an amendment to basically limit congressional pay so they can't vote themselves

01:59:13.280 pay raises yeah if they vote for themselves if they say hey congress should make a million dollars a

01:59:17.680 year they have to go through an election before that kicks in so they can't vote themselves

01:59:23.260 a huge increase right they have to be at least in front of the voters to vote them out if they get

01:59:27.740 angry about that pay raise so it was around at the time of the founders it kind of got halfway

01:59:32.140 through the process of ratification and then sort of died on the vine but it had no expiration date

01:59:40.100 and sort of just sort of just sat around and some college student i think it was in texas started

01:59:46.440 looking around and noticed it and had to write his thesis and wrote some like thesis about hey like

01:59:51.380 there's this constitutional amendment this would be cool to do started like trying to revive it got it

01:59:56.080 all the way to these states they finished the ratification process and it became an amendment

01:59:59.640 in the 1990s incredible i mean it's a fascinating story of just some guy who was doing some research

02:00:06.380 and actually amended the constitution as a result of it really amazing really cool but like it can

02:00:13.340 happen you know like the left obviously just wants to get rid of guns and they obviously want to raise

02:00:19.240 money off of this they want power they want all these things to happen we know their motivations are not

02:00:23.480 pure but if their motivations really were to get rid of automatic weapons which they seem to think

02:00:29.380 are on every street corner they could go for a constitutional amendment just for that

02:00:35.360 no automatic weapons basically in the united states now we treat this country is treating

02:00:41.160 the second amendment as if it prohibits the automatic weapons which by the way it does not

02:00:47.200 you can you first of all can get an automatic weapon in this country it's very difficult to do so

02:00:52.100 secondarily there's a lot of constitutional um gymnastics that went into allowing those weapons

02:00:59.400 to be banned the way they are in the first place right but in theory you could go and get that done

02:01:05.580 i mean certainly it would be supported by the american people i mean look a lot of people in this audience

02:01:10.040 would disagree with it but like what what's the polling on no automatic weapons 90 it's probably it

02:01:16.360 probably is a real 90 with automatic weapons unlike you know their universal background check polling

02:01:21.040 uh you know and and so maybe they could they they can try that try it be honest about your

02:01:27.280 motivations their motivations clearly are to get rid of you know weapons overall and when you reverse

02:01:32.500 engineer their goals you can see how they keep getting to the way they cover these crimes they

02:01:37.400 don't care about the inner city crime they don't care they don't care about gun violence that's why

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02:03:05.800 it's pat and stew for glenn uh joe biden's approval ratings continue to plummet yeah we've we've

02:03:24.780 started a new segment on studios america called today the president hit a new low in his approval

02:03:31.920 rating that's not the official title but i feel like i do this segment every week yeah and it's

02:03:38.080 pretty much true monmouth poll out now 36 approval rating for joe biden oh wow 58 disapproval this is

02:03:46.240 down from uh he went so he went 38 to 36 in the last month he started up in the mid 50s back in the day

02:03:52.660 and has dropped pretty much every month consistently since he got into office he now has the lowest

02:03:58.140 average approval rating according to 538 of any president ever measured at this point in his

02:04:03.600 presidency listen to this right track wrong track for you january 2021 comes in comes into office

02:04:10.160 42 percent right direction okay i mean you know we still kind of low we can we tend to be a little

02:04:16.740 frustrated about things january 2021 a lot was going on in that month yeah we're in the covid situation

02:04:21.920 yeah okay you go you know it's around the mid 40s and into april and then uh june 2021 is 37 percent

02:04:30.500 ticks up to 38 down to 29 in september right around 30 in december 24 in january 2022

02:04:39.140 24 march 2022 may 2022 18 june 2022 10 10 10 10 right track 88

02:04:51.660 eight percent wrong track i've i've never seen numbers that bad and two percent saying i don't

02:04:56.640 know yeah two percent say like jeffy what i don't know one percent says i don't know the one percent

02:05:02.600 says it depends on what i don't know it depends it always depends right i mean it depends it got to

02:05:10.320 depend on something but one percent yeah ten percent 88 ten percent right track and only 74 percent of

02:05:19.120 democrats approve of this president's performance that might be an even more stunning number i bet

02:05:24.360 people notice that on their july 4th gatherings because it's it's not you know a lot of a lot of

02:05:29.740 democrats are expressing their disapproval for the president and saying stuff like you know it seems

02:05:33.720 like he's not quite all there you know they're noticing that cognitive area but it's policy as well

02:05:38.640 this is a disaster wow

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