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00:01:35.840 the people and you know what he doesn't have anything in his past like dressing up like a

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00:03:13.860 boy does bernie sanders he knows people don't you think i mean he is one with the people

00:03:26.420 he's almost a mind reader i feel like right if you read this article if he were to uh write

00:03:33.080 open up a shop where he read palms uh maybe tarot cards yeah he would be he would be a multi he might

00:03:40.360 be able to afford multiple like vacation homes he's like he'd be that rich no he already has that

00:03:46.540 he multiple more vacation okay okay okay all right so bernie sanders now remember this is at a time

00:03:53.540 where uh if you did anything in the past if you if you dressed up with blackface in 1980

00:04:02.260 you're in trouble right even if you did it and not uh you did it as to in your mind in 1980

00:04:09.660 compliment michael jackson as a halloween costume you're in trouble you're in trouble big trouble

00:04:14.700 you're thrown out of office right well no you're a democrat so you're not thrown out of office but

00:04:18.720 you're targeted for being you're targeted for throwing being thrown out of office if you cause

00:04:22.600 any trouble republicans will seize on it that that will happen that's what will seize on it on the

00:04:28.120 blackface right now eight years prior to that not a problem so the line is 1980 i well in bernie

00:04:37.000 sanders case okay and it's not blackface and maybe that's the catch he didn't do blackface he instead

00:04:42.180 wrote this in an editorial a man goes home and i'm going to clean this up because it's i can't read

00:04:50.140 it on here yeah this is one if if you're bringing your kids to school or picking them up or doing

00:04:55.500 yeah you might want to turn this one off a man comes this is beautiful this is so relatable it is

00:05:01.800 poetry a man goes home and pleasures himself his typical fantasy a woman on her knees a woman tied up

00:05:10.500 a woman abused who are this guy's friends yeah you know maybe i'm out of step with the typical

00:05:20.400 fantasies but that's not my typical fantasy and that's a two-parter you are i'm sure out

00:05:26.560 with the typical let me talk to you about my fantasy okay here's my fantasy and i don't i mean i know this 0.98

00:05:33.020 is like watching grandma and grandpa have sex but uh let me just tell you about my typical fantasy

00:05:38.060 i have this fantasy and i think this is typical of most people where you know a guy comes home 0.93

00:05:44.340 and uh he's he's when he gets home he can really just let loose and he commits genocide on a race 0.67

00:05:54.240 any race doesn't matter as long as it's not the white race okay and um and he kill he starts with 0.95

00:05:59.640 women and they can be of any color um but he doesn't kill he kills them did you see the hobbit i call 0.99

00:06:05.720 this my hobbit fantasy um you take starting with women you you go up to mount doom and you go right 1.00

00:06:12.400 to that you know that precipice where uh you know frodo and uh and and uh you know gollum were wrestling

00:06:20.160 and gollum fell into it i saw that and i started to pleasure myself a few times just on gollum and

00:06:25.760 then i thought wouldn't it be better if it was a woman or someone of a different race you know 1.00

00:06:31.140 because they fall into the lava and you can see them oh my gosh you can see them melt oh i gotta

00:06:38.380 stop talking about it or i'm just gonna get too excited but i think that's what we all think as men

00:06:44.360 i'm gonna change my answer you actually are in step with bernie sanders uh and his fantasies that's

00:06:49.740 crazy yeah well who has describes them at in depth right so that's a man's fantasy a woman on her 0.80

00:06:57.380 knees tied up a woman abused i don't think that's men's fantasies abusing women i don't know who

00:07:05.160 thinks like that uh there's a few they're mostly in hollywood you saw them with a hashtag me too

00:07:11.460 next to their names a bunch of times over the past couple years okay a woman and now he goes on to

00:07:15.720 explain women now he's probably right in line with women typically bernie sanders i mean you want to 1.00

00:07:21.040 talk ladies man you want to talk about a guy who just knows the fairer sex just look at him oh man 0.99

00:07:27.340 it's bernie sanders uh so he says a woman enjoys uh sexual relations with her man as she fantasized 0.99

00:07:34.880 being raped by three men simultaneously yeah yeah i know my wife is always she's like man have we just 1.00

00:07:42.160 had two more guys that were taking me forcefully uh no i don't think so no and just to remind you 0.71

00:07:48.600 we're talking about the words the actual words written by a young man named bernard sanders he was

00:07:55.920 a young man of 85 at the time in 1972 this is a guy who is running for president he's probably the

00:08:02.920 front runner right now in the democratic party he is by most polling one of the most popular

00:08:07.540 politicians in america and he believes this at least in 1972 he believed that this was the fantasy

00:08:15.280 of men and women i mean this is a guy who this is this is why progressives believe there's a rape

00:08:23.860 culture because people like this are saying look we know what all guys are like no bernie guys and

00:08:31.540 women they're not like this and bernie sanders seems to be thinking there's a rape culture and if 0.99

00:08:35.200 there were women would be excited about it yes this is their fantasy they're thrilled about the

00:08:40.020 possibility of of this happening to them can you imagine i mean who can understand the rape victim

00:08:47.200 bernie sanders bernie have you changed your mind about this and what made you change your mind

00:08:53.760 did that change your ways at all that change your actions what what happened to you this is so

00:09:00.840 terrifying that he believes the typical fantasy is this even if he says no that's not my fantasy

00:09:08.160 he's projecting that fantasy on the average male to be fair and i know no one would do this for us

00:09:16.520 and we should at least point this out that this particular piece was written by bernard sanders

00:09:21.680 oh we are not entirely sure if bernard sanders and bernie sanders i mean maybe it's an alter ego

00:09:28.740 a really clever pen name but bernard sanders wrote this in 1972 and so if you if you see bernard

00:09:37.180 sanders name on a ballot you may want to pause and think about this op-ed a little bit so he um

00:09:43.260 uh he is he talks about you know women being tied up and women being abused women being raped that's

00:09:48.260 everybody's fantasy then he says uh you know then they get dressed up they go to church or to their

00:09:53.680 revolutionary political meeting notice that he says it's they're going to church or their revolutionary

00:10:01.620 political meaning meaning to me at least that's the church for the left um have you ever looked at

00:10:12.000 the stag man hero tough magazines on the shelf of your local bookstore no bernie i've never even

00:10:19.520 heard of those magazines what bookstore i don't know can you look up merce look up stag magazine or

00:10:26.040 man magazine or is it kiro hero i think it is right hero or kiro yeah it must be hero tough magazine

00:10:32.860 um do you know why the newspapers with articles like girl 12 raped by 14 men sell so well what the

00:10:41.940 hell is this guy i mean this is this is beyond this is this is this is like this is the stuff that you

00:10:49.580 would say we went to his facebook page and he had posted these things how did we not know how come

00:10:56.140 this wasn't alerted how come nobody nobody said what's wrong with this guy nobody alerted anybody

00:11:03.600 that he said these were his fantasies i mean this is the stuff that would be blocked by the fbi now

00:11:10.900 after you found that he was the killer of some sort of a sex cult yeah this is the this is the the

00:11:17.820 paperwork unearthed in the ted bundy tapes a documentary exactly right did you know ted

00:11:22.760 bundy ran i mean he wrote this can you believe it of course you can believe that he did all these

00:11:26.820 things i mean and by the way the next line says uh to what in us are they appealing in us i mean he

00:11:35.120 seems to be in some odd way including himself well i don't know what stag man hero or tough magazine

00:11:41.820 is but we do know what girl 12 raped by 14 men is yep he just says he says again this is a quote

00:11:47.160 do you know why newspapers with the articles like girl 12 raped by 14 men sell so well to what in us

00:11:54.600 are they they appealing what are they appealing to something he's finding appealing apparently yeah

00:12:01.280 he's finding it you know i'll tell you what that appeals to our sense of horror that's that's what

00:12:07.380 it doesn't appeal to anything no it does it well why would why would we pick up that newspaper go

00:12:13.380 oh my gosh we don't go oh my gosh that sounds good we look at that and say oh my good lord what

00:12:21.240 the fear instinct the urgency instinct right the compassion instinct the horror instinct it's not

00:12:27.900 a sexual thing so uh he says women for their own preservation are trying to pull themselves 1.00

00:12:35.820 together and it's necessary for all humanity that they do so slavishness on one hand brings bring 0.98

00:12:42.520 breeds uh pigness on the other hand pigness on one hand breeds slavishness on the other i don't even

00:12:50.560 know what this means this is that's this kind of marxist bullcrap yeah it's like finding a collection 0.96

00:12:56.120 of words i mean he really was ahead of the time this is every academic article these days about

00:13:00.840 intersectionality uh in the beginning there were strong men who killed animals and brought home the

00:13:06.500 food and the um and the dependent women who cooked it no more only the roles remain waiting to be shaken 1.00

00:13:14.580 off there are no human oppressors oppressors have lost their humanity one hand slavishness on the other

00:13:21.600 hand pigness six of one half dozen of the other who wins many women seem to be uh walking a tightrope now 1.00

00:13:29.900 their qualities of love openness and gentleness were too deeply enmeshed with qualities of dependency

00:13:36.020 subservience and um and masochism uh how do you love without being dependent uh how do you be gentle

00:13:45.080 without being subservient how do you maintain a relationship without giving up your identity and

00:13:50.940 without getting strung out how do you reach out and give your heart to your lover but sustain uh maintain

00:13:58.500 maintain the soul which is you i'm sorry it's just it's an old newspaper font um i i will tell you

00:14:04.800 this that i do have compassion my mother was um a drug addict she was addicted to prescription drugs

00:14:10.780 towards the end of her life because she was in this this middle area she was not part of the world war

00:14:19.600 two generation and she was not part of the 1960s you know free love generation she was in that generation

00:14:29.060 that was the bridge between the two so she wasn't accepted by the old people because she didn't feel 0.96

00:14:35.920 comfortable there she wasn't accepted by the young people don't trust anybody over 30 and yet she wanted

00:14:42.800 to be herself and and i have to tell you i have great compassion for women and men who lived through

00:14:51.460 this time my father-in-law is a great example of this my father-in-law and my mother-in-law both on both

00:14:57.240 sides they both grew up in typical um new immigrant italian families where the man was the man

00:15:07.120 and a woman was at home making the pasta and the man were you know bad a lot of the men were bad not all

00:15:17.720 men but in this particular family uh grandpa was not a good guy okay and what the men said went

00:15:26.980 well my my father-in-law grew up in the 1960s where no that was not it so the older generation

00:15:37.100 was like what are you a girl you'd tell your wife exactly how it is and well he wasn't that guy

00:15:44.200 and he had to find that middle ground and my mother-in-law was a was a woman who you know 0.93

00:15:51.860 didn't necessarily want to stay home and be her mother she wanted to have a life of her own that was 0.94

00:15:58.240 a nightmare to navigate i would imagine and they did it somehow and so in some ways this is what this

00:16:06.060 article is saying it's like look the people men and women of that particular time and age are lost

00:16:12.180 however what he says the old typical male is and what the and what the new woman is is wrong

00:16:22.500 it's wrong i mean at the very least every interview with bernie sanders should have questions about what

00:16:32.380 he wrote in 1972 they should make him explain exactly what he thought and why uh he he thought

00:16:39.300 that was the way men and women were and whether he believed those things because that's certainly

00:16:43.940 the treatment that would happen to any can you imagine a republican was written something like

00:16:47.540 this forget about this is the i just explained to you a very logical way to look at this article

00:16:53.840 and say look this is the time and this was the problem okay i could you and i could accept that

00:16:59.300 you could as long as you're deleting the first few paragraphs you can get away with that i could

00:17:02.780 make an argument for it i'm not going to because i don't believe it but i could make an argument that

00:17:08.140 would fit in that time but nobody's going to do that for a republican nobody's going to do that for

00:17:13.100 a conservative they won't do it for people who lived 200 years ago why should we do it for somebody who

00:17:21.440 lived in 1972 and that's the problem is we're unreasonable you're from uh the seattle area right

00:17:29.360 i am uh you sure uh no i'm not seattle was ranked the second healthiest place to live in the united

00:17:37.260 states and you lived in that area and i'm looking at you i was one of them that said you know because

00:17:43.140 everybody likes seattle they're like oh man you can go on the water you can go on the ocean so you can

00:17:47.440 you could you could surf if you wanted you could boat you could you know go out and fish you can

00:17:53.160 climb the mountains you can see and i'm like no i just like open up the windows on a sunny day and

00:17:58.400 look at the mountain i'm not gonna climb it okay that kind of makes sense yeah that probably does

00:18:04.960 lead you to actually yeah uh needing some field of grain it's like you know for for instance salad

00:18:09.800 looks great it's beautiful on a plate i'm not gonna eat it right like that and that's supposed to

00:18:16.500 be a decoration at dinner right like they bring it out to show you salad i believe it is my wife says

00:18:21.700 no but it's like the parsley and the cut up you know the chives and stuff they put on and they're

00:18:27.160 doing that so it looks nice a little color a little burst of color exactly right but you're not supposed 0.71

00:18:32.140 to eat that right exactly right okay you want that crap you just what you do is you get it in a field 0.95

00:18:38.460 of greens i mean i don't know if crap's the right word it's all the nutrients that you need 0.98

00:18:42.400 stuff all the food you're supposed to be eating all the food your mom told you about a long time

00:18:46.980 ago blah blah blah instead of eating that salad because it's so beautiful you don't want to ruin

00:18:51.320 it instead of eating that salad you can have just a scoop of field of greens now i'd like anything

00:18:56.080 that you're drinking i'd like to appeal to women here um that uh you can hide it in other foods 0.80

00:19:03.240 so if you're like if you're uh uh your husband is a little like me you can actually hide this in foods

00:19:11.640 and he won't know at least that's what my wife says brick house glenn field of greens brick

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00:19:30.160 so i didn't tell you the rest of my fantasy okay i i want to go further because i've got the you

00:19:49.660 know i'm throwing the people of any race other than white uh but we start with women uh over in the in 1.00

00:19:56.240 in mount doom over into the lava and i'm sitting okay so the cliff and this is where it gets scary 0.93

00:20:02.520 so it gets scary the cliff is made out of graham crackers and i'm sitting on a marshmallow couch

00:20:09.360 that's on a platform of chocolate and so i'm sitting on a s'more that's being slowly roasted 0.57

00:20:17.220 while i'm watching my sexual fantasy of just genocide racial genocide and i don't know what to do

00:20:25.920 do i have a snack and possibly make the cliff a little more dangerous for me to sit on i don't

00:20:33.820 know and i'm getting fatter and fatter because i'm eating the chocolate and the marshmallow but i'm

00:20:37.460 not having any of the graham cracker that's the sexual tension in that fantasy and you this is from

00:20:44.400 bernard sanders 1972 so yeah i think that's another separate piece typical that's the typical fantasy for

00:20:51.380 men right i mean can you like he's saying that the typical man has uh these you know violent uh

00:20:58.980 revolting uh fantasies and typical women and typical women as well want to be victimized by 1.00

00:21:05.640 the thing like this is a guy who's going to come out and tell you that one out of every four women

00:21:09.660 in college is raped and then we need to stop this rape culture well you know this is in his past 0.97

00:21:15.360 believed apparently that women wanted to be raped one wanted to be raped as he wrote 0.93

00:21:20.800 that is a i mean they really should like it should be like every time he goes on tv it should say like 0.96

00:21:26.460 vermont senator for a 2020 presidential candidate local pervert that should just be under him on

00:21:32.700 every news broadcast they should title him that i think someone needs to work up a photoshop of

00:21:37.260 i don't think it would be out of out of like i don't think anybody would be shocked if you found

00:21:45.240 all kind of like weird porn on bernie sanders i mean would anybody be like unbelievable i never saw

00:21:53.300 that coming or would you just look at him and go yeah he does kind of look like the creeper

00:21:57.580 he yeah he kind of fits i mean remember he was in that i wouldn't say that i own lifestyle back in

00:22:03.920 that day right right i wouldn't say that about just the average person but this is the guy who

00:22:08.940 loved che who went to cuba went to r wasn't it russia for his honeymoon so he's got some weird

00:22:16.780 authoritarian stuff and then writes up you know hey we like our women tied up and and beaten it'll 1.00

00:22:22.100 be interesting to see him now as a serious candidate as opposed to some gadfly who's running and somehow

00:22:27.280 doing well against hillary clinton will we be able to withstand the scrutiny of being a front runner

00:22:32.040 no the democrats don't want him they don't they don't they don't want him here

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00:24:32.200 you're still not not as good with the singing cowboys but uh but you're still good um welcome

00:24:37.040 to the program thank you thank you you are concerned today about something very important

00:24:42.540 and near and dear to all of our hearts exactly right yes exactly right there's actually something that

00:24:46.840 hasn't happened in almost 60 years that uh just has finally happened again somebody has the top

00:24:52.440 three spots on the billboard hot 100 chart first time since the beatles in 1964 really and of course

00:24:58.560 it's the musical stylings of ariana grande ah yes yeah which she's the one if you were to finger 0.92

00:25:06.300 somebody it's to to break the record or at least tie the record of the beatles you would think

00:25:12.200 ariana grande yeah she's the one that's gonna do it you wouldn't think you too you wouldn't think

00:25:17.960 michael jackson you might have gone cardi b did people think you might have gone you might have

00:25:22.840 gone cardi b is there a possibility hear me out that people thought that this was some you were

00:25:29.040 going to get some sort of mexican food from taco bell right yes it is possible like the taco grande

00:25:34.040 you're like i love that yeah of course i want to buy that and you buy it then you get a cd or you know

00:25:39.280 download and you're like i don't and then you hear uh to be clear you're not mocking the uh the

00:25:44.400 the pastor that felt her up in the middle of that conference who made that joke no that's not

00:25:49.840 definitely not what you're doing no okay i'm gonna make sure no that was that was an honest feel up

00:25:55.100 right okay okay it was an honest he was i mean he wasn't doing it sexually he was just like

00:25:59.720 i want what are these bumps on your chest i want to read i'm a doctor i want to see it's like braille

00:26:06.940 was the pastor a doctor as well i didn't realize he was a doctor pastor he was a doctor pastor that

00:26:12.620 was blind yeah wow that's wow yeah so he was giving her an exam her chest was in braille

00:26:18.160 rock and or they could be cancerous so he was doing he was doing braille he was giving her exam

00:26:24.640 anyway so that's great but she's overcome that uh to hold all three all three top spots hit me with

00:26:34.880 the songs because i know seven rings huge fan love seven rings that's about all that's about

00:26:40.720 the seven rings right yeah one to rule them all yeah and then it's uh or no no actually that actually

00:26:47.920 is from seven brides and seven brothers isn't it the seven ring song i'm pretty sure remember that i

00:26:53.460 think you know that's great just kicking in now 40 years later everybody loves uh break up with

00:27:00.960 your girlfriend i'm bored is number two uh and i you know i i mean that one i can't get enough

00:27:07.680 i have that uh i have that i had i painted that on a like a nice little like board yeah and i put that

00:27:14.760 over my daughter's bed oh nice that's nice that's great just that phrase because i think that's good

00:27:20.320 it is good break up with your girlfriend because i'm bored uh and rafe wants one now too good message

00:27:26.520 so it is and then uh at number three this is a former number one song uh thank you next

00:27:32.380 so that one uh are you familiar with these three i probably heard them because my wife has a radio

00:27:39.180 show and probably plays all of them i had never heard any of them so i listened to them after i

00:27:43.260 found out this uh this special occasion really good and oh my are they they're i mean just really

00:27:50.280 dynamite songs you know i i find with ariana grande sometimes she overuses the acoustic guitar 0.64

00:27:56.500 though uh for my taste it's a little too much there's so much musicianship yes that accompanies

00:28:03.900 like we got it you were trained classically we understand i you know i i have to tell you i got

00:28:09.200 out of radio in the 90s i got out of music radio in the 90s because i couldn't take it i know it's

00:28:15.260 so much it was just 25 years later so much worse now i mean at least you had you know nirvana

00:28:21.520 and pearl jam and a couple of bands stone temple pilot anybody played instruments right well i

00:28:28.080 remember you know britney spears and that super super classic of hers i mean i was doing top 40 radio

00:28:34.380 and i was i didn't even care to learn the names of the artist or the song oh that much is true yeah

00:28:40.000 oh i remember do you remember this much is true i remember this one there's a super super classic

00:28:43.960 from somebody and uh it's a great one i love that great i love that one i crank it up every time

00:28:50.300 that was legitimately happening on a radio show day after day after day right and it was there was

00:28:56.760 this like fake act that he didn't really mean it like it's just oh i'm just this i'm just a funny

00:29:02.660 guy and i'm just he had no idea what any of the songs were none none and didn't care he wouldn't

00:29:07.300 even have them on he had no idea what that was even playing the volume would be down yes and then

00:29:11.980 i would have to remind him hey 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds and i'd hear the last 10

00:29:16.040 seconds of the song and i'd be like oh my gosh that's super super classic what a super classic

00:29:20.320 i love that one that one's gonna that one's gonna be living on for decades to come

00:29:26.300 yeah no idea what just played i would love to do that now i would love to do a top 40 morning shift

00:29:32.980 we should do that someplace i'd love to take over a top 40 morning show and fill in and just that'd be

00:29:38.760 fun fill in that would be fun we would destroy the ratings oh yeah you're not gonna have a show

00:29:43.520 afterwards but it would be fun for us for for a few hours it's a little different now though because

00:29:47.720 at least you in a lot of cars you can see the name of the song as it plays yeah so you can just say

00:29:54.700 case in 1994 i don't even need to tell you what that song was you saw it right there on your radio

00:29:59.040 man was that good that was good and of course the band is equally yeah displayed so the band

00:30:07.580 equally displayed what a compliment that's what we like to call computers now the band

00:30:13.460 it's embarrassing what's happening it's embarrassing it's embarrassing it listen i challenge people to

00:30:22.620 listen to these three songs and tell me any of them even belong to be played anywhere i can't i am

00:30:29.020 currently hooked on cardi b are you are you really so you've got no room for ariana uh no uh cardi b is

00:30:36.540 terrific even though she's even though cardi b is kind of shaking me she's shaking me she is yeah

00:30:42.440 she came out about uh jeffrey jump jeff jussie smollett yeah we have audio of her talking about who names 0.84

00:30:50.120 their child jussie nobody nobody that's a stage name and it's stupid and it reminds me reminds me 1.00

00:30:58.480 to go on to the the stupid stupid facts of empire 2 that's a stupid show with stupid people in it 0.99

00:31:07.560 and you should know it because jussie just by the name you're like correct me if i'm wrong 1.00

00:31:14.980 somebody comes with an application here and says i want to work for glenn beck and your name is jussie

00:31:22.020 do you even get do you even get to the the application to the right desk no just based on

00:31:30.280 that i mean frankly i honestly probably think they misspelled their first name and meant jesse

00:31:34.700 which is not a good like if that's happening to you on a on a on a resume probably an indication

00:31:41.760 right there could be some work issues as well no i don't uh i don't know do you like it better than

00:31:47.940 jesse and jussie i mean because i'm cool with that yeah i'm jussie sure call me jussie call me jussie

00:31:53.040 um but uh ariana grande uh she commented on this and can we play this because this is cardi b and

00:31:59.440 i don't i don't like this i don't like this at all listen so i'm really disappointed

00:32:05.720 and jussie smollett whatever the f**k his name is i'm really disappointed in him 0.98

00:32:12.840 i feel like he f**ked up black history month bro f**k damn she's right though i will say is that 0.99

00:32:23.060 she is right she is entertaining she's an entertaining personality she's she's clueless 0.99

00:32:31.000 i don't know if she's clueless i mean she's figured out something i mean she just sits there

00:32:36.020 and rants on instagram and makes millions and millions of dollars no but how many people about

00:32:40.160 what she's doing because she's very honest like again she also came out we played this clip a couple

00:32:44.260 weeks ago where she came out and was complaining about taxes and how you know uncle sam is taking

00:32:48.940 45 percent of her money and she can't believe it it's f**ked up what did they do to get it like

00:32:52.920 she ah that's great it was really she said i'm starting to become a cardi b fan but she said i know

00:32:59.120 but she said here's the thing here's the thing they take people don't know they take that from

00:33:04.360 celebrities yeah they also take it from anyone else you could be a complete unknown and they'll

00:33:10.640 also do it oh she's learning she's there's a learning process uh going on here but so there's a 45

00:33:16.880 tax on celebrities on celebrities it's a celebrity tax wow a lot of people don't know it and i love you

00:33:23.860 there i love this because she was like you know people say oh i don't feel sorry for you why don't

00:33:27.940 you cut down your lifestyle i've this is a quote i've tried i can't meet my bills if i don't have

00:33:35.320 at least 250 000 a month oh my gosh we've all said it in the privacy of our homes and she had the

00:33:43.440 courage to say it out loud she is just she speaks for the common person oh my gosh thanks a lot

00:33:50.320 pat gray unleashed with all of your ariana grande news every single weekday uh check it out the

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00:34:11.540 shouldn't talk about holy cow that's what those bumps on the puppet faces are bernard sanders wrote a

00:34:16.600 piece about this and we'll get into that later it's diseased puppets what are the fantasies of

00:34:23.440 diseased puppets we'll get into that and the bernard sanders tied up i'm just saying all right 0.55

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00:36:15.780 this is the glenbeck program

00:36:20.720 this is the glenbeck program coming up in just a few minutes we have um the florida school that that

00:36:29.060 hires the um the veterans for security uh we have that coming up also daily caller uh just put out a

00:36:35.440 video of me and they asked me the question last week when i was in washington why is donald trump

00:36:40.700 relatable why do so many people find him relatable here it is you have a fighter a guy who is almost

00:36:50.480 bulletproof because everybody knows of course it's donald trump and he's taking bold bold action

00:36:58.280 uh who else does that who else does that

00:37:03.400 why is donald trump relatable i think the american people connect to donald trump

00:37:12.520 um because he is not processed he is not somebody who has been homogenized and and run through focus groups

00:37:23.860 i remember when i was at cnn this is 2007 and barack obama was starting to um come up in the polls

00:37:32.020 and i remember saying the next president we have is gonna be he's gonna look like me he's gonna be fat

00:37:38.220 he's gonna be maybe unshaven he might have a gravy stain he's like oh yeah got a gravy stain sorry about 0.82

00:37:44.560 that listen here's what's up he might even fart from time to time but he but he'd be just like you

00:37:50.420 we have gone from the slickest most pre-packaged president to the guy on the end of the bar stool

00:37:59.900 and it's it's it's not just that he's also successful in the free market and so people see

00:38:08.060 him and he's he is an image of success i've done it he may be the most eligible bachelor in america

00:38:17.340 please welcome donald trump

00:38:18.780 and he's the guy at the end of the bar stool so it kind of gives you this well if he did it i could

00:38:27.060 probably do it too so he's he's that and then on top of it because we all fart and we all know it but

00:38:36.580 we don't ever talk about it when he talks about it you're like i love this guy he's he he farts and

00:38:43.680 he says he farts and and that's refreshing because you are um connecting on that level

00:38:52.620 donald trump is who he is he has told the american people you're not going to take him down it's fun to

00:39:01.580 watch the media try to take him down because people have already baked into it they know

00:39:05.780 he's told them i'm this guy i'm going to do these things and to my surprise early on he did those

00:39:16.380 things i didn't think he was going to do those things he did them and more uh and so now you have

00:39:24.160 a fighter a guy who is almost bulletproof because everybody knows of course it's donald trump

00:39:31.660 and he's taking bold bold action uh who else does that who else does that

00:39:40.220 what do you think of that that's why he's relatable i think i think it's good i think if anyone's looking

00:39:46.080 to you know write a headline for a news story including that video you could go with glenn beck

00:39:50.120 on farts quote that's refreshing uh so if you if you wanted to go with that you could i think it's

00:39:56.700 a i think that's probably a pretty good summary of the way people feel about trump right like he is

00:40:03.280 that that unrefined nature that the media obviously hates so much is a big chunk of the reason why people

00:40:10.500 like him yeah it was really weird they put you in this this small little room and they say okay um

00:40:16.620 you can answer one of these three questions and it needs to be about three minutes and so you don't

00:40:21.520 really have any time to like think about it right right and so i said i don't remember which question

00:40:27.100 that was maybe question number two and i was like uh yeah why is he relatable okay and then you just

00:40:32.120 riff yeah off the top of your head well you've been saying that gravy scene thing i think since

00:40:35.900 back in 2007 oh yeah and it's true it happened really did happen i mean i think your initial vision

00:40:42.320 of that was more like a chris christie yes you know what i mean like just a guy who's like you know

00:40:45.800 falling out of his shirt and just like i don't care shut up this is what's true right trump he's

00:40:50.580 a different it's a different brand of that same he doesn't have the gravy stain no we're to where

00:40:55.780 you know chris christie would have but i didn't even know chris christie at that time chris christie

00:41:00.760 hadn't really come to the forefront at least in my world at that time as a candidate i just knew

00:41:07.120 you can't go from barack obama and be that slick without having the pendulum swing far the other way

00:41:14.020 you're listening to glenn beck

00:41:17.420 uh i want to talk to you a little bit about american financing here that's just like you

00:41:25.940 to want to talk about american financing at this time uh american financing is a great company i

00:41:30.860 actually dealt with them uh for a while when i was buying my uh home and i went back and forth with

00:41:36.680 them trying to figure out all these different offers they were actually helping me go through

00:41:39.580 offers from other companies companies and analyze them and they they did say to me as glenn likes to

00:41:47.060 point out that my loan was basically insane the one i was going for i would say well some people

00:41:51.320 might say it was a scam some people said that a scheme yeah maybe some people said that those words

00:41:58.340 were used and american finance said you know we can't offer that scheme that loan to you because

00:42:06.280 we're a little more responsible right but if you want to go get a loan like that go for it um but

00:42:11.660 they were honest about it and uh that's what i love they're not uh commission based they are salary

00:42:18.980 based so they work for you they're trying to accomplish your goals in the way that they feel

00:42:24.800 comfortable with because they actually have morals and standards like some other people don't call

00:42:29.800 american financing right now numbers on the screen american financing.net

00:42:33.140 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program manatee school for the

00:42:44.760 arts tuition free arts infused public charter middle and high school strives for academic and

00:42:50.600 artistic excellence safe student-centered environment fully accredited at the high school and mid school

00:42:57.320 middle school levels by the southern association of colleges and schools the only accredited

00:43:02.860 public public middle school in manatee county they also are a five gold seal of excellence

00:43:08.560 excellence charter school in the state of florida and have been recognized by the department of

00:43:13.740 education as a high performing charter school you're doing a commercial for these guys i just want

00:43:18.000 to let you know they sound like a great school but they've actually hired veterans to keep their kids 0.84

00:43:26.340 safe oh no well who cares about their excellence when they're putting guns on campus we actually have

00:43:34.500 the principal bill jones uh to talk about it and see how it's working out and commend and we commend him

00:43:43.940 for doing it and coming on the program to talk about it we start with him in one minute

00:43:49.380 this is the glenbeck program stew yes i got my 23 and me uh genealogy report back

00:44:01.860 i got it back last night this is big big news this is big i knew about the french there's more french

00:44:10.040 in me than i thought okay i thought it was just a little that i could wash out there's a lot of french 1.00

00:44:14.600 in me they have cures now for that yes i know um there's a little german in me there's there's irish

00:44:20.680 and english in me but there is 1.3 percent of me that is something else that no one in my family

00:44:31.580 ever knew or talked about i've never known this really 1.3 percent

00:44:38.360 native american you could run for president i am more native american than elizabeth warren

00:44:49.720 by a lot 1.3 percent native american wow is that not fantastic my son we found out he's black

00:44:59.540 that's right well 0.3 percent but he's black that is really fascinating unbelievable unbelievable i have

00:45:06.580 i had no idea no idea that's really cool how what they can uncover from that that's amazing

00:45:12.360 think of how far that is this is a this is a product that i mean was science fiction in the 90s i know and

00:45:19.480 now it's available to everybody it's it's it's really one of the coolest things i think i've ever done

00:45:23.960 i can't wait to start really i mean it's made genealogy so much more fun you know where did that

00:45:31.200 come in how did that come in what what what when where because i didn't know any of my people were

00:45:36.560 from here uh until like the 1800s so it had to happen relatively recently unless we were unless we

00:45:48.140 were in asia came over the land bridge maybe maybe i don't know anyway uh get your dna kit from uh 23 and

00:45:56.600 me it's unbelievable it is really really cool i'm gonna start my own casino um i don't even know if

00:46:03.800 i can but i'm gonna try um and uh stop oppressing me you white audience this makes you 13 times more

00:46:12.340 native american than elizabeth warren well i i wish i would have known i i could have maybe

00:46:16.860 could have maybe been a professor imagine how many books called powwow chow you could have sold

00:46:22.660 don't put any ideas into my wee little brain as the irish part of me would say 23andme.com

00:46:31.680 23andme.com slash beck that's the number 23andme.com slash beck join me on this journey it is really

00:46:40.420 cool really really cool join me now 23andme.com slash beck

00:46:46.200 we need to exploit that oh no i'm not calling i'm not going to call this audience an audience

00:46:59.020 anymore this is a tribe and i am your chief i am your chief and once in a while we'll have to call

00:47:05.020 powwow i'm just saying i can say it because i'm how many more times 13 times i'm 13 times more

00:47:12.720 uh native american than elizabeth warren so there you go you're all set i'm all set i am suddenly

00:47:20.640 offended by cigar store indians i don't know why but i'm suddenly very offended by those did you

00:47:27.840 always feel uneasy at that seinfeld episode did it always make you storm well i always i laughed about

00:47:33.680 it but last night things have changed okay things have changed for me uh we have uh bill jones he's

00:47:39.620 the principal uh manatee school for the arts i'm sorry to bring you into this mess uh bill he has

00:47:44.980 nothing to do with the previous conversation uh bill jones welcome oh thank you glenn i appreciate

00:47:50.740 you having me on you bet uh so how are things been explain what you've done with bringing veterans in

00:47:56.900 well it all started uh when the legislature uh passed the bill last year that requires

00:48:05.180 an armed guard on every campus either an sro or the new guardian program or you could go with private

00:48:12.300 security things like that so the the question of should you have an armed guard on campus was kind

00:48:18.060 of taken out of our hands that's not even a conversation anymore because it is required by law

00:48:23.420 so when you get to that point you start asking the question well who do we want with uh with a gun on

00:48:30.300 campus and uh what's the purpose and uh as you as you follow the conversation further along uh then you

00:48:38.380 have to ask the question well what kind of gun are they going to carry so um you know we looked at um

00:48:47.660 if you're going to have somebody who and and remember that the ultimate purpose for this individual it

00:48:53.260 grows out of the parkland shooting and and previous shootings so they're here in the the ultimate

00:49:01.020 tragedy situation where you have an active shooter or uh you know assailant who comes on campus threatening

00:49:08.460 faculty staff students and so forth so if you look at that that far end of the spectrum the tip of the

00:49:15.740 spear you know everybody likes to talk about it's a rare occurrence and of course it is rare until it happens

00:49:22.780 and then nobody cares about statistics because it's very real ask the the folks at parkland you know

00:49:29.420 whether the statistics mean anything at all doesn't matter how rare it is it's it's very real so when

00:49:35.100 you look at that uh one thing i said was you know most uh police officers go through their career never

00:49:43.500 firing their weapon in anger and most of them go through their career never actually having been shot at

00:49:48.860 so if uh if we actually had an incident here i i made the comment one day that i i would really

00:49:57.580 rather not have that be the first time that your guard had been shot at because right i've never been in

00:50:05.500 the military right i've never been shot at but i have talked to an awful lot of people who have and i know

00:50:11.260 that and i've counseled some of those folks and i know this is a very life-changing experience uh you kind of

00:50:17.820 figure out who you are how you're going to respond uh it it's just something and i'm thinking you know

00:50:24.780 in the heat of the moment i i really don't want to have a situation where i have someone who has to

00:50:31.660 stop for a minute and and think about this or hesitate and and i don't want to get into you know

00:50:37.500 the parkland who hesitated and so forth but i think that's a very real concern we have a group of

00:50:43.740 individuals and this is where we came to who are trained they're called combat veterans uh they

00:50:51.420 many of them have been through this uh many of them have come out the other side uh better than

00:50:57.180 they were before some of them uh have difficulty we all know that but uh we looked at it and said

00:51:04.700 well you know if if we made that a criteria for hiring then of course we're going to have people

00:51:10.700 go through psychological evaluations sure they go through all kinds of testing so that's the first

00:51:17.820 step in this journey is having people who understand that in the event of a of a tragedy like this

00:51:28.060 they kind of have an idea of what what happens and and how they're going to respond of course every

00:51:33.980 situation is different but at least they've been through it and they know that it's survival they know

00:51:39.660 there's a mission that has to be completed and they know that it's their job to go ahead and do

00:51:44.780 that just like it was in in the military bill i have to tell you um as somebody who has to have uh

00:51:51.580 security i just hired a new security uh agent and um they go through all kinds of you know testing and

00:51:59.020 everything else before they're even coming to to um interview with me and uh i had re i just really good

00:52:06.140 choices um in front of me one guy who made it to the final selection uh had had lots of military

00:52:12.380 experience but no actual combat experience and i said to him how do i know that you when the when the

00:52:20.060 gunfire sounds that you're you're going to run in or you're going to do your job and he said well i'm i'm

00:52:28.060 confident of i'm confident of that and he made a good case and he was a really good guy however i didn't

00:52:33.740 have anything to to show that that is what because i don't know what i would do if i'm if i'm being

00:52:38.940 shot at um you can say well i'll pull my gun and i'll no you don't know that combat veterans have been

00:52:47.500 through it and they you know how they're going to react and i commend you for for thinking that way

00:52:54.380 if my kid was in your school uh i would be i would breathe a lot a lot easier knowing that you're going for

00:53:01.980 tested qualified combat vets yep that's uh that's uh who we're going with and uh we're very comfortable

00:53:11.580 we're very confident um and this is this has been a long conversation and i spent a lot of time with

00:53:17.180 our our chief of police here who actually has come on our board now uh after all this uh discussion and

00:53:25.020 uh and and and thinking next step you have to look at uh uh all these sros all these guardians of the 1.00

00:53:33.660 training program and everything uh equips them with a with a nine millimeter handgun

00:53:39.980 and our campus is quite large we have very long hallways uh it's quite an expanse across the cafeteria

00:53:47.660 things like that that ain't gonna work and uh you know i love to use the the analogy that if you're

00:53:53.900 standing in front of our art gallery looking across the cafeteria it's 151 feet and i know

00:54:00.140 you're a shooter um and and next time you go to the range try taking your nine millimeter and shooting

00:54:06.220 at 150 feet no it's really hard yeah see how many targets you hit yeah and and everybody i've ever

00:54:11.900 talked to all the law enforcement it's like they kind of chuckle about that yeah that's not that's not

00:54:17.180 pistol range no but my problem is that i will agree that the majority of school shooters uh even though

00:54:24.860 it is small the majority have come in with handguns however the most egregious the most horrific like

00:54:32.220 parkland uh and some of the others they've come in with high-powered rifles right and and uh and my

00:54:39.500 concern is for example they're going to come in with uh level three body armor which they're not

00:54:45.420 supposed to have but you can buy it at pawn shops anymore uh so as i look at that you know 150 feet

00:54:51.820 if i'm standing there my guardian next to me and and and for some incredible chance an assailant were

00:54:59.420 to get through that door which had to buzz and everything uh and get past but if they were to get

00:55:04.940 in i have this horia a horrible scenario in my mind that i look at the guardian say hey will you run

00:55:11.740 down there with your nine millimeter and take care of this for me and you know that's um that'd be

00:55:18.140 tough for me to ask someone to do that knowing that their probability of survival is is going to be

00:55:23.660 pretty slim so what are you arming them with that that 150 foot shot and i'm just using that because

00:55:29.740 that's our distance we we know that it's much more capable an ar-15 150 feet with a decent sight on it

00:55:36.700 is is is a piece of cake in fact i've talked to my guardian and uh you know as an expert marksman

00:55:43.660 from the military and who who goes out to the range virtually every weekend to keep in shape uh it's

00:55:50.940 like he said you'd have to try he'd have to try not not to to make a shot like that yeah let's and

00:55:57.260 that's my concern that why would you ask if you first of all if you're going to ask someone to put

00:56:03.420 their life on the line to guard you why would you ask them to use tools that are not as effective

00:56:11.180 as other tools and guns are tools in this situation okay bill hang on the second hang on the second one

00:56:16.380 one one minute i got to take a quick break and i want to come back to you uh so one minute and then

00:56:20.300 we're back to bill jones i want to know what they're carrying and what the pushback has been like

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00:58:09.900 so talking to bill jones principal manatee school for the arts that has hired veterans now for

00:58:17.500 security and he's not handing them a nine millimeter handgun what are you handing them

00:58:22.140 well actually they do carry a nine millimeter sidearm okay but in addition to that um we we wanted a

00:58:29.180 high-powered rifle and um uh quite frankly we wanted something a little shorter than a standard

00:58:35.660 AR because you're in an urban setting hallways uh you don't need a big big barrel hanging out there

00:58:41.740 swinging around so uh i looked into short barrel rifles and uh i i have a an attorney who specializes

00:58:50.940 in gun law and so forth and uh she did quite a bit of research and the problem is as a charter school

00:58:56.940 we're a 501c3 here in florida and uh to purchase uh uh nfa class 3 weapons is a little bit of a

00:59:08.060 nightmare in terms of the paperwork oh my gosh and uh having your board members and oh yeah and all

00:59:13.100 that it's not just a simple trust like an individual would do so we you know we we rankled with that for

00:59:19.100 a while and i said well let's just go with the bullpup uh you know we'll get we'll get the the full

00:59:25.180 length of the barrel we'll get the shorter gun and uh let's see what what's available we looked

00:59:31.100 around a little bit and quite frankly uh we were very impressed with this new caltech

00:59:37.420 rdv 17 which is uh chambered in 223 or 556 and uh the military round um it it it uh it's a very

00:59:48.780 short gun but it maintains a 17 inch barrel for accuracy and so forth so now you are and it hangs

00:59:54.300 across the front uh of course our guardian's pretty tall uh hefty guy but it hangs very nicely it

01:00:01.100 doesn't protrude beyond the person it's uh you know if if you're not used to guns at all it's

01:00:06.700 probably any any rifle is going to be visually intimidating but as compared to a standard ar-15

01:00:13.580 something like that it's not nearly as visually intimidating but it also makes it easy to carry

01:00:19.340 around um it's gotten great reviews uh my guardian uh tells me that he's put about 4500 rounds through

01:00:28.300 it it's performed flawlessly for him so let me let me ask you because it's it's slightly different

01:00:34.300 from the ar platform what is the outward ejection it's a it's an ambidextrous weapon are you doing

01:00:41.260 a commercial for caltech here for just a second let me ask this bill what is the what's the response

01:00:47.340 have you gotten pushback on this bill um pushback um there there are several levels that you get

01:00:55.500 pushback from uh i've gotten emails from groups it was horrible because they were all form emails

01:01:01.820 and i said hey do you have anything original to say or you just want to tell me what the leader of

01:01:07.180 your group has to say uh and they were basically people who opposed to guns period no guns in schools

01:01:13.660 okay well that's great thank you i don't have a choice i've got to have a gun in school then uh

01:01:20.460 the vast majority i would say of parents of all i've gotten a lot of email from around the country

01:01:27.820 especially from vet groups you can imagine yeah how pleased they are that that we're doing this

01:01:32.460 but it's it's been overwhelmingly positive uh i have had some pushback from some gun snobs

01:01:39.820 who uh have dissed the caltech and said now you need a true military weapon and you know it's like

01:01:46.700 come on i know gun people are a little like libertarians man hey we just love all guns except

01:01:52.060 that one that's you're gonna have a pen yeah yeah yeah that's that's kind of very esoteric yeah um

01:01:58.700 we did have you know i had someone comments like oh it it makes it look like war that was an older

01:02:05.180 gentleman and i said well here we're talking reality here we're not talking about we wish

01:02:11.180 things could be different and i made the point it's awful that if somebody comes in with a gun

01:02:16.300 and starts shooting it is war there's blood there's dead people there's bodies it is war and if you're

01:02:23.260 not prepared for that then you're not going to get the outcome that that you're looking for bill you

01:02:29.660 know everybody everybody talks to me like i say about the statistics so this is a very rare occurrence

01:02:35.900 of course it is let's keep it that way yeah and and i use the analogy of the lotto you know uh what

01:02:43.020 are the odds of winning lotto one in 14 million one in 30 million but you know every week or two or

01:02:49.260 a month or so oh my goodness somebody wins a lotto right and like i say for those people

01:02:54.140 those those group statistics are meaningless to the individual when it happens yeah and the

01:03:00.460 same thing is true of school shootings every school that's ever had a school shooting you're

01:03:04.940 going to hear the same thing gosh we never thought that would happen here right it always is that case

01:03:09.340 bill i want to thank you so much for being on the program thank you for uh for uh standing up and

01:03:14.460 being logical and reasonable uh about all of this and and i think being on uh radio programs and

01:03:21.020 television programs and everything else is actually going to help your students uh because

01:03:25.740 you're sending out the message we are not a safe zone we're not a gun-free zone we take this 0.99

01:03:31.580 seriously and you want to kill somebody we're going to kill you first thank you so much bill 0.99

01:03:35.660 appreciate it bill sounds like a great guy i can't imagine how long the announcements go on 0.98

01:03:39.180 every morning though i feel like you might not go to you might not get to any classes

01:03:44.140 he's awesome no that's great uh congratulations uh on that and what a great job for combat veterans

01:03:53.820 to come back and feel like they actually are making a difference i encourage schools to hire combat

01:04:01.180 veterans to do this they are unbelievable they're really truly unbelievable and they're the ones to keep you

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01:06:28.720 manatee school um high school middle school that has now veterans with automatic weapons or semi-automatic

01:06:35.620 weapons uh not handguns um patrolling the schools to make sure that they're safe and i commend them

01:06:42.700 for that and taking it seriously um there we're doing a show tonight at five o'clock that i urge you

01:06:50.220 to watch if you're a second amendment person the the second amendment is under attack right now by

01:06:55.860 congress um it is house bill uh hr 8 and what hr 8 will do is take away all semi-automatic guns now

01:07:06.620 that's because most people don't know what a semi-automatic is a semi-automatic is a gun that

01:07:11.540 you see all the time that's what police officers carry that's you don't people do not carry revolvers

01:07:16.940 it's just a gun a semi-automatic weapon is the a modern gun it's a gun that if you go to buy a gun

01:07:23.820 most likely that's what you're buying i don't even know what the percentage is but it's got to be

01:07:27.500 more than three quarters of guns purchased oh it's 90 percent automatic or semi-automatic yes okay

01:07:33.400 uh so 90 of everything i mean really you have to go back to a henry or a winchester or a uh you know

01:07:40.800 or a a cowboy gun to get a non-automatic yeah i mean the only thing semi-automatic you know a

01:07:47.200 shotgun right like there there's a certain my shotgun is semi-automatic but some of them are but not

01:07:52.020 all of them are like you could buy that would seem like a a relatively normal purchase right

01:07:56.340 to buy a shotgun that doesn't yeah it's a pump action you know if you have a pump action that's

01:08:01.080 not semi-automatic but that's about it that's about it cowboy guns specialty gun right like

01:08:05.700 you buy you'd buy a cowboy gun as a like a collector's item right like yeah i would you know

01:08:11.820 they're fun to when we go to the range i always bring a cowboy gun because somebody is always like

01:08:17.820 you know let me try that and you realize how impossible it is to fire a cowboy gun and you're

01:08:24.540 like how did they do duels how did they do this this is why it was a contest right right it's why

01:08:30.460 it was hard to win right uh so i mean it's just i i bring them out for that i like shooting with my

01:08:35.880 henry i would have a hard time with my ar or my henry if i had a rifle and you know life depended on

01:08:43.280 it and the two of them were sitting there i might grab my henry because i just really like it um but

01:08:48.720 it's certainly not as easy to use or fast to use um unless you're really really good uh using it

01:08:55.500 so they're doing that and that's through the front door but i want to tell you about the back door

01:09:00.680 something else and this is something i brought up about two years ago and it is happening and the

01:09:06.640 second amendment is under attack and you need to know about it tonight five o'clock you don't want

01:09:12.900 to miss it now i want to tell you a story about uh john pinkard john pinkard is this plant manager

01:09:19.280 he worked at a illinois manufacturing firm henry pratt he was 37 years old he had uh three kids along

01:09:28.080 with his wife you might have seen this over the weekend um he along with four other co-workers were

01:09:35.480 shot dead friday afternoon he there was a guy there was this guy i don't even give you his name

01:09:43.940 he was with the company for 15 years and he was in a meeting regarding his termination

01:09:47.660 and he pulled out a firearm and he started shooting

01:09:51.260 josh pinkard was one of the guys he shot josh falls to the ground and he pulls out his phone

01:10:02.340 and he texts his message to his wife i love you i've just been shot at work

01:10:08.940 she said on facebook it took me several times reading it before i realized this is real i had

01:10:17.220 to read it over and over again she tried to call she tried to facetime her husband several times but

01:10:22.640 he didn't answer eventually she managed to get through to a member of the staff of the plant who

01:10:28.360 explained that she was barricaded in a room and that heavily armed police were swarming the area

01:10:33.560 and so she didn't have any she didn't have any idea about her husband she got in touch with the

01:10:39.400 police in aurora who told me there's a staging area for victims and families she said i don't know how

01:10:46.100 my body drove me to the scene but somehow or another my body took me to the scene and it was there

01:10:56.900 where they told us the list of fatalities and i read my husband's name

01:11:01.920 now here's where this is worth talking about this is what she said

01:11:10.840 with my pastor's help since family was still on planes to get to us i told my children that their

01:11:19.920 dad didn't make it and he was in heaven with jesus i praise the lord for giving me this man

01:11:27.860 despite the excruciating pain and searing loss we choose to trust in the lord and we thank him for

01:11:36.960 the many wonderful years the world is darker and more sad now a huge bright light has left this world

01:11:45.420 but god the lord giveth and the lord taketh away blessed be the name of the lord i am lost and

01:11:54.960 devastated beyond words things that mattered yesterday don't longer matter today i will praise

01:12:03.960 the lord for giving me this mountain of a man i will praise the lord for the children that we have

01:12:09.280 together i will cry out to god during this immense time of sadness and need i ask that you would

01:12:15.720 remember us in the coming days and months and years we are scared and we're just trying to catch

01:12:22.380 our breath and just putting one foot in front of another

01:12:25.780 i i find this kind of faith the kind of faith that i hope i have in times of tragedy it's the kind of

01:12:42.060 faith i think i have but i don't know because i haven't had to cross this bridge the kind of faith that

01:12:51.400 says the lord giveth and the lord taketh away the kind of faith that says he is in a great place or she is

01:13:01.900 going to be with the lord and i will see her again and i'm going to celebrate her law life not

01:13:09.320 spend my life wallowing in her death that's hard

01:13:17.360 i have some friends who lost their children i i don't know how you do that

01:13:25.860 but once in a while we'll see somebody like this

01:13:30.300 i'd like to suggest there's a go fund me page it's at like 23 000 their their their uh goal is 30 000

01:13:42.280 i think i'd love to overwhelm this woman and her family 1.00

01:13:47.320 and i know there are three other families involved and you know we we can look for those pages as well

01:13:55.420 but this woman the way she is handling it is the way that's the example we need today 0.96

01:14:02.880 so can we go to the fun go fund me page do you do you have the address of the go fund me page yeah

01:14:09.560 we're uh we're reached we're tweeting it from your account here um as well um post it up at

01:14:15.160 glenbeck.com real quick we can do that and what is it do you have it yes pulling it up here right now

01:14:20.620 one moment uh i'd like to they have a goal of 30 000 i have a goal of 100 000

01:14:28.500 i'd like just to she doesn't know us she doesn't you know i don't know if she listens to us or not but

01:14:34.820 you know odds are that you know she she doesn't um and and we don't want any credit or anything else

01:14:42.300 we just want to i would love to have her this afternoon look at her page and go what the heck 1.00

01:14:47.340 happened yeah i love that yeah what happened i love just to blow this family's mind and have them

01:14:54.520 just break down in tears of gratitude tonight and to think of all of the americans you know we used to

01:15:00.960 barn build when somebody had a tragedy their barn burned down they their house burned down or whatever

01:15:07.140 we would all gather this is the modern way of barn building here's a great family a great woman

01:15:14.640 who has the example for our children let's barn raise for them

01:15:19.720 let's shock them yeah they wake up and there's the new barn the link is a gofundme.com

01:15:28.320 slash josh dash pinkard p-i-n-k-a-r-d dash memorial to make it easy it's up at twitter.com

01:15:35.900 slash glutton beck uh or world of stew on twitter as well you can go to either one of those places and

01:15:41.020 get the link as well as the story i mean it's i think what's amazing about that story is you know

01:15:47.400 tragedy happens to a lot of families you know i look at that story in the way the family seems to be

01:15:54.540 and i have no idea in that moment if i would be able to react that way i hope i would that's

01:16:00.760 certainly how i want to teach my kids to react in a situation like that but i don't know that's i

01:16:05.420 would be a physically demanding task to be able to pull off and the fact that she's talking about

01:16:09.940 faith that way and thanking you know god for what she did have over a too short a period of time

01:16:16.420 that's an amazing way to react to that that's a strong person if you looked at my wife and i

01:16:21.700 knowing me and knowing tanya um and you knew that somebody had hurt my kid or was threatening my

01:16:30.700 kid like this scenario that you know we don't need to talk about now that happened last summer

01:16:34.860 who do you think would be the one in the family saying slow down slow down slow down slow down

01:16:41.280 let's be cautious let's be right here let's do this right considering you're the person who's known

01:16:46.440 for flying off the handle at various things yeah i would think she would be the one my wife i'm 1.00

01:16:51.120 convinced i am convinced when this happened to my son and somebody came after my son uh online and we

01:16:59.200 knew it was a child predator i i really believe if i hadn't have been there she might have gone to that

01:17:07.420 person and killed them i mean i really mean it she was like i'm getting on a plane i'm going tonight

01:17:12.940 i am going tonight and i'm like honey honey honey honey honey honey not a good idea and and and you

01:17:20.000 just don't know how you're going to react you just don't know how you're going to react and when people

01:17:25.140 react like this that is true faith and that's the kind of faith that we all need to have come what may

01:17:31.980 they can't take that away from me

01:17:35.300 join us on this let's let's let's barn race let's blow these people away one more time it's 0.54

01:17:42.900 gofundme.com slash josh dash pinkard p-i-n-k-a-r-d dash memorial or you can go on twitter at world of

01:17:50.900 stew or at glenn back and get the link all right let me talk to you a little bit about life lock

01:17:55.540 uh here we are in the tax season tax season is the worst for identity fraud yeah did you hear about

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01:18:08.180 eight victims of the scheme uh and they were taking all of the information for the tax returns and

01:18:14.700 selling it and people were being defrauded out of god only knows how much money i mean there was at

01:18:19.580 least eight victims they know of and they think there's more and they caught they only caught him

01:18:23.000 because of like a traffic stop right it got pulled over because i think his light his registration

01:18:26.600 was out of date and that's how they actually came across this that is terrifying man i mean

01:18:32.900 you're you're so vulnerable with this the government wants so much information they make it so impossible

01:18:37.600 you have to go to a professional to get it done right and it's not and it's not even just the tax

01:18:41.400 preparers it's it's when you actually file for it when it once it leaves and goes into the uh internet

01:18:47.960 or you know into the into the wall that goes down the fiber optic lines once that's out there

01:18:55.120 they're people russians americans a friend of mine had someone filed the taxes for him

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01:19:44.060 welcome to the program so glad that uh so glad that you're here um i want to talk to you a little bit

01:19:51.040 about the uh border wall here because um uh harry from uh um the dt publisher of uh tampa tampa uh

01:20:02.320 long time listener and a thinker he is he said look here's the problem fossil fuels are dirty

01:20:07.240 what's the cleanest energy electricity where does electricity come from walls outlets sockets yeah

01:20:15.860 outlets and you find the outlets on walls so here's the solution we build the southern border wall and

01:20:22.060 we cover it on both sides with outlets oh my gosh that's brilliant clean energy for both the u.s and

01:20:27.260 mexico charge mexico like a you know for a pay toilet like a pay toilet for energy so they put like a

01:20:34.060 quarter in and they get to power you know they can they can use that outlet they can power a hairdryer

01:20:39.380 whatever they want to sure power and uh it's a long journey to get your hair dry i mean perhaps

01:20:45.380 it would be dry by the time you got to the wall but that's something for them to figure out it's

01:20:48.500 not really our concern and i think after you know after we prove this out as a success then we just

01:20:53.320 build a new wall between california oregon washington and the rest of the u.s and then uh new york

01:21:00.260 vermont you know that area washington dc uh and the rest of the country and they get all their energy

01:21:06.860 right there clean energy from that wall they plug in whatever they want my understanding is you don't

01:21:12.400 get electricity out of a wall like magic there has to be an elf inside creating it so it's a

01:21:17.400 keebler thing i'm not sure what the technology the elves just automatically move into the walls like

01:21:22.020 if you set up a wall will an elf move in to make sure i don't know stew i live you know i i live in

01:21:27.280 a time where where you know miracle medicine happens i i don't i i don't know how the cat scan works

01:21:33.240 i just know it does okay i go in a tube and a picture comes out of my head right okay so that's

01:21:39.960 what this is i i don't know how all of this works in the wall i just know i plug in a device in the

01:21:45.700 wall and it and it gives me energy so we have clean energy on both sides of the border so we cure

01:21:50.340 global warming we have the border wall up it's this is a bipartisan bill this is a bipartisan solution

01:21:55.800 and i will say it is more credible than the green new deal that i think it is that is accurate oh i

01:22:00.460 think it is we still have airplanes think of think of the money that we'll be rolling in

01:22:04.800 i mean we could guarantee jobs for everybody that's right because if you wanted to we could put a wall

01:22:09.660 on canada canada i'm pretty sure they have electronic devices up there now too i think it may be in

01:22:17.380 toronto and montreal yeah in the bigger cities in the bigger cities they have electric you know they'll

01:22:21.160 have you know i don't know phones i don't know about phones they'll have a block block heaters for

01:22:28.320 their cars yeah they'll have block heaters yep i don't know about for cars not for cars but they

01:22:33.440 will snowmobiles not sure if they're at the combustion engine but we could put a couple of

01:22:39.400 outlets well yeah on the northern side of the they don't need combustion engines anymore they just

01:22:43.020 charge all their priuses or teslas up right at the border and just drive away this is a win-win

01:22:47.800 wow what a great solution harry great great job thank you harry that's important thank you harry

01:22:51.880 it's uh it's very good very good by the way stew long time listeners might be excited i finally

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01:24:36.620 the program uh u.s intelligence officials in their annual threat assessment recently issued a warning

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01:26:53.300 in in just a few days on saturday there is something called the day of mourning now this was happening

01:27:11.900 in new york it was happening in albany and it was started by elizabeth johnston now she was

01:27:18.500 on the program with us last week and now there are 20 more cities where this has started to spread

01:27:25.420 elizabeth joins us now hello elizabeth hi glenn how are you very good i just want to introduce you

01:27:32.060 elizabeth is a speaker and an author and a vlogger and uh she um uh has been involved in all kinds of

01:27:40.720 things but mainly raising her 10 children uh some things have happened in life where she said enough

01:27:46.880 not on my watch and she has now become a very big powerful um voice in social media and has written

01:27:56.520 a new book called not on my watch but we want to talk to her about the day of mourning so what's

01:28:01.480 happened since last we spoke elizabeth glenn um partially thanks to being on your show last week

01:28:08.020 we could not be more excited about the response to the day of mourning as you mentioned we are now

01:28:13.580 simulcasting the event to 21 cities uh days ago we had uh sold out of our venue space at the

01:28:21.400 convention center we are scrambling to rent more rooms at the convention center to simulcast i think

01:28:26.860 we'll have at least 5 000 people at the convention center in albany new york and probably um probably

01:28:33.800 standing outside we have tapped into something glenn people want to be anywhere they can be near the day

01:28:41.640 of mourning because we are standing in the gap and interposing for our nation on saturday we believe

01:28:48.220 the blood of these babies is crying up to god right now and we are in deep trouble and we've seen in

01:28:54.720 history times when people have stood in the gap for their nation and god has spared their nation like

01:29:00.640 when moses stood in the gap for the hebrew people and god spared them and esther stood in the gap and

01:29:05.840 called for fasting and prayer when haman wanted to destroy her people and god spared them 0.99

01:29:11.260 that is the heart of what we are doing on saturday and people just want to get as close to it as they

01:29:17.420 possibly can all right so you have events now in apple valley california eugene oregon wow that's

01:29:23.020 shocking to me is eugene normal i mean sorry to say that sorry oregon but you know what i'm talking

01:29:30.160 about uh chicago illinois charlotte north carolina uh where else oh you can if you go to the day of

01:29:38.140 morning.org you will see the 21 cities where we are simulcasting uh scroll to the bottom of the

01:29:44.380 website day of morning.org and uh you will see that we are just in tons of states and super excited about

01:29:52.260 that um i just i think people glenn they are tired of the half measures that we have been taking when are

01:29:59.460 we going to see that these half measures aren't working you know when you cut branches off a tree the

01:30:06.160 branches are going to grow back right and the pro-aborts are always coming back with more and

01:30:12.340 more bloodshed more and more outrageous legislation and and the pro-life movement has been strangely 0.95

01:30:18.760 fixated on passing pathetic legislation that says you know you can kill the baby as long as the doctor 0.99

01:30:26.120 has hospital privileges or you can kill the baby as long as you uh let the mom wait 24 hours or you can 0.99

01:30:32.240 kill the baby as long as the clinic is sanitary are we out of our minds glenn what if we said that back 1.00

01:30:38.480 in the holocaust time about the jewish people okay you can kill jews as long as the clinic is sanitary 0.99

01:30:44.200 have mercy like no we need to end the killing and that's why this is a vertical response on saturday 0.95

01:30:52.060 glenn it's saying you know what we have all just been completely negligent and complicit in this crime

01:30:58.660 of child killing and we've got to make this right with god all right so this is the thing i like about

01:31:04.180 this this is not a this is not a thing where everybody gets up and gives a speech or you know

01:31:09.260 and you're cheering and you bringing signs you're asking people to on saturday not to shop to close

01:31:16.380 your business if you're a business owner uh to wear black in mourning uh and repent for the sin of

01:31:23.340 abortion and ask for god's protection so at these events what you're going to see is is what exactly

01:31:29.360 elizabeth oh you will hear inspiring uh testimonies and stories from for instance a mother who chose

01:31:38.340 life uh because christians were there to help her choose life when she was heading into the abortion

01:31:42.980 clinic you'll hear from an eight-year-old abortion survivor who uh was adopted and is uh just a

01:31:49.800 beautiful young woman you'll hear from black conservative david j harris who's going to deal 0.98

01:31:54.280 with what a problem this is in the black community and how they get killed off so much of their race 0.99

01:32:00.000 but more than speakers you're going to hear us all praying seeking god crying out to god for mercy 0.96

01:32:08.640 this is a prayer meeting this is a sober time of repentance we are standing in the gap for our nation

01:32:17.360 and glenn i just cannot thank you enough for um you know partnering partnering with us in this and

01:32:23.260 helping us get the word out elizabeth um i um i really appreciate what you're doing and i think

01:32:29.980 it's uh it's very brave and and and high time and what i like about this movement is it isn't about

01:32:36.200 people and it uh isn't about parties or elections it's it's really about what i believe is a covenant

01:32:43.700 that we made with god um and we have broken that covenant and if we don't cry out to him and beg for

01:32:50.580 forgiveness um he's if he doesn't hear from us he's you know we are going to be destroyed we are going

01:32:59.240 to be destroyed because i i firmly believe with the technology and the ingenuity that we have as

01:33:07.120 americans if we go dark we are going to be the worst nation ever on the uh in history we are going 0.97

01:33:16.740 to make the nazis look like rookies with what we have now in technology we can kill millions of people 0.99

01:33:23.660 overnight uh and and it can all be done in the cover of darkness in their own home and nobody will

01:33:29.840 ever see it because we can cut off all communication i mean it's it's it's horrifying to think and we are

01:33:36.820 strangely no longer moved it's you know the man's love for man has waxed cold

01:33:45.460 yeah think about this glenn um think about the passion that the left has for their ideas

01:33:53.140 and the lack of passion that we have for ours the potheads will defy the feds for their marijuana 1.00

01:34:00.680 state after state after state state but we don't even have enough love for our pre-born neighbor

01:34:06.540 to defy the feds when they tell us it's okay to execute babies in cold blood this is why we're

01:34:13.460 meeting on saturday because something has happened to our hearts we are dead inside to an issue that

01:34:20.680 should so greatly alarm us that we can't sleep at night an issue that would cause us yes to defy the

01:34:26.740 feds to say i don't care what rosie wade says rosie wade can kiss my grits i'm going to protect these

01:34:33.660 babies and and we don't have that glenn and so that's why we are seeking god to change our hearts

01:34:39.100 on saturday elizabeth johnston um she's the author of the book activist mommy.com uh it's the day of

01:34:48.180 mourning that is happening this saturday i cannot urge you strongly enough no matter what your faith is

01:34:55.680 um please please turn your eyes to god and and beg for forgiveness and help and time so we can correct

01:35:07.480 uh the the sins that we have just let watch let uh let happen on our watch and and i know you know i'm not

01:35:17.480 talking to anybody about repenting um i have so much repenting to do i have said so many times in my

01:35:24.720 career uh and especially at the times when i was at fox we were under attack on so many different

01:35:30.860 things and people came to me and said you gotta talk about abortion in life and i said are you

01:35:36.220 kidding me i can carry no more water somebody else has to carry that bucket because i just can't carry

01:35:42.440 any more water and i regret that deeply um and we all have we can all make excuses but in the end

01:35:51.540 those excuses don't mean anything this is a holocaust that has happened in our country and uh 0.75

01:35:58.820 and those of us who say we are against this we do have to stand in peace in love with compassion

01:36:08.620 um and we should uh take the beam out of our own eye first before we look for the beams in other

01:36:16.500 people's eyes elizabeth thank you so much thank you glenn god bless you day of morning.org it's day

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01:38:17.760 so i want to talk a little bit about um i want to talk about a little something that

01:38:42.200 um i found interesting today about the inside scoop of cortez and the way um

01:38:52.080 aoc i hate that i hate that so much it's painful it really is it is it's painful it is they just are 0.75

01:39:01.820 trying to make her a thing so badly for different reasons i think every like main stream analysis

01:39:10.380 of her is completely wrong like the typical way you look at alexandria ocasio cortez is at least the

01:39:20.340 media does she's this uh energetic superstar up and coming future of the democratic party that 0.98

01:39:26.020 is lit everything on fire it's amazing and the republicans are obsessed with her because they're

01:39:32.140 afraid of her that that is i love i love it yeah it's that's them and i think both of them though

01:39:37.400 are wrong i mean right off the bat we talked about the idea that republicans are only bringing her up

01:39:42.060 if you think about the goals of republicans in election cycles for the past let's say 70 years

01:39:48.900 it's been try to show that democrats are socialists right and and that will scare a voter from voting

01:39:56.700 for them right like beyond being honest about like you might think if you're a democrat oh they're not

01:40:01.460 all socialists but the republican goal has been to paint democrats that way they give us a lot of

01:40:06.940 help right like they are many of them are support so many policies that are the same but it's been a

01:40:13.180 hard task for the example of barack obama this recently when we were saying like hey this guy has

01:40:18.500 a lot of socialist tendencies we were called racists and haters we were throwing out these evil awful

01:40:24.820 accusations at this president now they're embracing they're embracing it they're calling themselves

01:40:30.820 socialists almost like they took off their masks so yeah exactly as you as you pointed out back in

01:40:35.580 the day and so the idea that alexandra ocasio-cortez the republicans are afraid of her it's the exact

01:40:41.700 opposite they she is giving them what they've tried to accomplish for 70 years they are finally

01:40:47.160 saying yes democrats are socialists and we're telling you that we are and that's a gift to republicans it

01:40:53.700 is in fact let me play the audio from bernie sanders where he just said look

01:40:59.540 you know just a few years ago nobody wanted to say that they were a socialist now that's what the

01:41:06.700 party has embraced listen to this many of the ideas that i talked about medicare for all raising the

01:41:13.800 minimum wage uh to 15 an hour uh making public colleges and universities tuition free all of those

01:41:21.640 ideas people say oh bernie they're so radical they are extremely american people just won't accept those

01:41:28.180 ideas well you know what's happened over three years all of those ideas and many more are now

01:41:33.100 part of the political mainstream so you're saying the party came your way well i don't want to say

01:41:38.580 that i think most people would say that and the the numbers show that as well right 538 did a study

01:41:45.260 on this and showed yeah or no cnn that did it cnn uh said yeah uh by the way this is the most liberal

01:41:51.140 field in history right so so what was wrong in the media what the media said oh how dare you you

01:41:59.760 racist say this that these people are socialists you're just you're just throwing nasty names around

01:42:07.420 we're like that's not a nasty name it's not a racist thing it's it's a political ideology that has been

01:42:12.680 tried all around the world over and over again well you just want to no i'm just telling you that's what

01:42:18.720 they believe well they do believe that and now they're embracing it so the the right should

01:42:25.340 celebrate that they are now embracing this because we can have at least an honest conversation i mean

01:42:32.680 my my love for a campaign between two people last year or last time in 16 was uh ted cruz and bernie

01:42:44.820 sanders yeah let america make a decision yeah have an honest open debate bernie sanders is open and

01:42:50.940 honest i am not for the constitution being the way it is i want to reverse and have a second bill of

01:42:57.580 rights and i want to make this a uh a document that says these are the things the government must do

01:43:03.400 and ted cruz believes in the constitution the way it is and says no these are the things the government

01:43:07.900 must never do let's have that conversation and just get done with it let's just get on with it

01:43:13.760 um but they didn't want to have that debate now we can have that debate and we're on the winning

01:43:19.860 side of this we're on the winning side now we look at ocasio-cortez and the media says oh we're just

01:43:26.980 afraid of her no we're not and quite honestly neither is the left now i want you to know there are two

01:43:35.260 democratic parties right now there's the hip democrats like ocasio-cortez and then there's the

01:43:42.340 hip replacement democrats and the hip replacement democrats we all know who they are it's schumer and

01:43:49.500 nancy plose and everybody else and kind of bernie sanders except he's he's actually in both categories

01:43:55.040 he actually fits probably more in the hip democrats yes the same thing the same way like you would have

01:43:58.980 put ron paul and the hip republicans back in the day yes like even though he might be older he fits

01:44:04.220 more of that brand right he was a rebel right he was a rebel and he's such a rebel that he's gone

01:44:09.780 back to being a democrat to run for the presidential candidacy uh in the democratic party although

01:44:15.900 he's always an independent and now he's going after independents like howard schultz because you got

01:44:22.640 to join the party you got to be part of the party yeah i mean it's just crazy anyway so there's these

01:44:27.100 two there's these two groups and these two groups are really looked at as crazies and i believe

01:44:36.480 i've i've wondered why why is nancy pelosi and why are these people just allowing ocasio-cortez just

01:44:45.720 to do this just to to to take out um you know a a talking point memo quote unquote and say we're

01:44:56.160 gonna get rid of cars and we're gonna get airplanes and everything else why are they allowing her to do 1.00

01:45:01.080 this i actually think i figured it out uh last night on the tv show we went over the green new

01:45:08.040 deal and i want to bring you the highlights of that show and and show you she is i actually think 0.85

01:45:14.940 she's a pathetic figure now i really do i i think she's a really sad pathetic figure that has no idea 0.94

01:45:23.120 how she's being used by the hip replacement democrats coming up you're listening to glenn 0.99

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01:46:40.680 so last night uh at five o'clock i did a special on the green new deal and and it all came together

01:46:54.340 for me last night on cortez and this whole thing with the new green deal and how that was rolled out

01:47:01.900 i want you to know there's the hip democrats the new democratic socialists and then there's a

01:47:07.000 hip replacement democrats and that's nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and everybody else who just

01:47:12.980 they're going to use these socialists they think they're going to use these socialists to get what

01:47:17.640 they want and then you know they'll get rid of them they have no idea you're dealing with actual

01:47:21.980 socialists democratic socialists who do believe in the end you know what you got to break a few eggs

01:47:27.180 to make an omelet um and uh who's using who well you're you've lost control of your party for the

01:47:34.500 democrats and here's how i know this if you read the draft text for the proposed amendment to the

01:47:42.900 house rules for the 116th congress of the united states they want to have a new uh committee a green

01:47:52.100 new deal committee and in that you have to say what your goals are so when we were arguing about look

01:48:01.560 they want to take away cars they want to take away airplanes they want to do this in the next 10

01:48:05.660 years all of that is true but then you had the cow farts and all of that and it just became a joke

01:48:11.960 right and you're like look at and everybody was saying it i was saying it this is written by a 10 year 0.90

01:48:17.140 old this is ridiculous this is like romper room stuff they really want to do it but look at how ridiculous

01:48:22.480 it is and then all of the all of the declared candidates would not step away from the green 0.97

01:48:32.400 new deal why when you've got a cow fart thing that looks that ridiculous why wouldn't you step away

01:48:38.240 i actually think you might feel bad a little bit for ocasio-cortez

01:48:45.520 after i explain this because i think she is being used just the way people in power always do

01:48:55.080 they use up and they destroy now you can use somebody up if they're very very uh good at something

01:49:03.600 you can use them see the republicans have not done this if when when you were given the gift

01:49:11.100 of donald trump now hear me out republicans you were given the gift of donald trump i don't care

01:49:19.420 what you think about him i don't care what you think about his policies i don't care if you despise

01:49:26.200 him or love him he's a gift to the republican party how because if you think about if you think

01:49:35.720 like someone who has a set of goals to get things done you can get anything through congress or you

01:49:44.140 could have gotten anything through congress because this guy is a sideshow and that's the way he operates

01:49:53.520 and he likes that he likes the spotlight which means you could have written and said you know what

01:50:00.900 uh we're going to uh we're going to ban all abortions and we might just make some abortions 0.97

01:50:08.680 uh legal rape incest man in the case you're michael moore and i think you could have gotten it through

01:50:16.780 because the press was watching donald trump he was providing misdirection and so everybody is

01:50:24.580 talking about donald trump you could have passed almost anything put it on his desk he would have signed

01:50:29.660 it and the press wouldn't have stopped it because they were focused on whatever he just tweeted

01:50:34.040 exactly right exactly right so he's a gift now i don't think i don't think that ocasio cortez

01:50:41.920 i think she's a gift to us but i really do believe that the uh hip replacement democrats 0.86

01:50:48.720 view her as a gift too she's a sacrificial lamb because they know that somebody like ocasio cortez

01:50:56.680 are not going to get this done she's not going to get this done but she can go and make the point 0.99

01:51:00.860 and she can provide cover and misdirection while what's happening behind the scenes is really is

01:51:09.920 really where the business is being done so let me read this and tell me what's what's more frightening

01:51:16.000 to you cow farts uh we're gonna get rid of cars and airplanes or this the select committee shall be

01:51:26.140 composed of 15 members appointed by the speaker of whom six may be appointed on the recommendation

01:51:34.160 may be recommended appointed on the recommendation of the minority leader

01:51:39.240 so it's already nine to six right best at best the speaker shall designate one member of the select

01:51:46.260 committee as its chair the select committee shall have the authority to develop a detailed national

01:51:54.680 industrial economic mobilization plan here and for after uh referred to in this section as the plan for

01:52:02.680 a new green deal or the plan this mobilization plan will be for the transition of the united states economy

01:52:12.220 that is kind of shocking in and of itself the transition fundamental transformation of the united states

01:52:23.560 economy to become greenhouse gas emission neutral and significantly draw down greenhouse gas

01:52:32.660 from the atmosphere and the oceans if there was a period there you would say okay that's pretty bad

01:52:38.200 but there's not a period there there is a conjunction and and to promote economic and environmental justice

01:52:49.620 and equality the green do new deal as van jones says green is the new red remember that green is the new red

01:53:00.320 you can get everybody on board this green train but it ain't taking you to green town it's taking you to red town

01:53:06.460 green is the new red forget about the greenhouse gases and atmosphere and the oceans and everything else

01:53:13.560 what they're saying is and promote economic and environmental justice and equality the plan shall be prepared

01:53:24.040 in consultation with experts and leaders from business labor state and local governments tribal nations

01:53:29.580 academia and broadly represent civil society groups and community it will be driven by the federal

01:53:36.440 government it will be executed in no longer than 10 years and it will provide opportunities for high

01:53:43.620 income work entrepreneurship cooperative and public ownership and additionally be responsible

01:53:48.820 to and in accordance with the goals and guidelines relating to social economic racial regional and gender-based

01:53:55.700 justice and equality what were those like give me those categories again uh racial social economic

01:54:02.960 racial regional gender-based justice and equality that now none of the one that none of those had

01:54:10.440 anything to do with the environment no i mean social justice racial justice regional justice uh gender-based

01:54:18.320 justice none of that has anything to do with being green okay it's important to note that because this is not a

01:54:25.500 bill to is not a crazy environmental bill no it is a crazy environmental bill plus a crazy socialist bill this is

01:54:33.680 this is to completely transform the american economy away from a free market system okay uh also it is to

01:54:44.640 mitigate deeply entrenched racial regional and gender-based inequalities in income and wealth

01:54:53.880 including without limitation ensuring that federal and other investment and other investment will be

01:55:03.620 equitably distributed to historically impoverished low-income de-industrialized or otherwise marginalized

01:55:12.120 communities in such a way that builds wealth and ownership on that community level it is going to it shall

01:55:20.800 include additional member measures such as basic universal income programs it shall include universal

01:55:31.280 health care programs and any others that the select committee may deem appropriate to promote economic

01:55:38.960 security labor market flexibility and entrepreneurism and it shall deeply involve national and local labor unions

01:55:50.080 to take a leadership role

01:55:52.580 let's see as we're all watching uh ocasio cortez dance and say funny things and we're all like can you believe

01:56:05.460 these things are happening they're not moving the overton window they're getting the job done

01:56:10.620 this will pass in the house it'll pass in the house and then it'll just wait for senate approval

01:56:18.880 it shouldn't get through the senate uh certainly no it should by trump if it did yeah but what happens

01:56:25.840 in 2020 right maybe that's uh this is the america you are headed for this is the democratic america this is

01:56:34.640 from their bill you need to take this bill and sit down with your like-minded democratic friends

01:56:43.520 and you need to do it now before things start to get really bloody do not talk about politics talk about

01:56:53.060 the free market system and look i you know look there's a difference between a big welfare state

01:57:00.460 and a socialist state a welfare state is what we have now a welfare state is what sweden has

01:57:08.160 so you know sweden has about a 50 percent income tax at every level so we're not talking about just

01:57:17.160 doing the rich if you want sweden it will take 50 percent of everyone's income to do it and it still

01:57:24.260 will fail however that's a difference between ending the free market system and you can have the clips

01:57:32.660 from ocasio cortez says where it's not going to be with us for very long you have that you now have a

01:57:40.440 bill that says to fundamentally transform our economy into an a an economic and environmental justice and

01:57:51.500 equality economy run by the government and the labor unions is this anything you want your children to live

01:58:02.560 under 0.98

01:58:02.860 they are using ocasio cortez what am i a clown to you yes yes you're a clown to us and they are using her 0.99

01:58:16.480 and when her effectiveness is done they will kick her to the curb like she is blazy ford 1.00

01:58:25.860 she will be nowhere to be seen and she'll be asking herself what the hell happened

01:58:33.040 she's wearing out her welcome already they're only doing this for misdirection

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01:58:56.720 that's crazy that's probably how much relief factor costs costs right no no not not even close no 66

01:59:04.000 percent expect to live their life the rest of their life in pain is it four thousand dollars for

01:59:09.520 relief factor that's that's a lot that's a lot glenn i gotta say no it's actually that's even more than

01:59:14.360 no well let me give you this the uh trial uh the trial pack is uh 1995 so 2000 basically two thousand

01:59:20.880 dollars as well no it's gonna be about teen dollars and 95 cents and it's 100 drug free it's created by

01:59:26.340 doctors it's a dollar a day a dollar a day that uh that seems pretty fair yeah so 70 of the people

01:59:33.420 who order the three-week quick start go on to order more four key ingredients helps your body fight

01:59:37.960 against inflation and that's where our pain comes from so if you're in pain you don't have anything

01:59:42.920 to lose but the pain try it relieffactor.com that's relieffactor.com i think that the reason why nancy

01:59:52.920 pelosi is uh still the speaker of the house and you know she's she's she's not in step with people

02:00:00.920 um but i think that is actually a because she's powerful and nobody likes to give up power uh but 1.00

02:00:08.500 also as a way to retreat i think the you know the the uh hip democrats are taking the party into a

02:00:17.180 deeply socialist uh direction and the hip replacement democrats are all kind of staying away from that

02:00:25.120 and i think in some ways it's smart if you were a if you were a chess player you would say let's just

02:00:30.440 keep this as a way to fall back don't put anybody in the leadership of these new democrats because in

02:00:36.760 case the 2020 election is disastrous we may have to reverse course and go back underground and be

02:00:43.360 quiet socialists but make no mistake you're not talking about with these hip democrats socialism that

02:00:50.960 is talking about welfare you're talking about turning off the free market system democratic socialism

02:00:57.100 right yeah um there's an article in vox by written by a writer at jacobin magazine who's a

02:01:02.600 socialist magazine it's important to keep pounding this so people understand what a democratic democratic

02:01:08.380 socialist is this is written by a democratic socialist quote in the main socialist outlet yeah that's that's

02:01:14.660 where she works she wrote this for vox i'm a staff writer at the socialist magazine jacobin and a member

02:01:19.340 of the dsa democratic socialists of america and here's the truth in the long run democratic

02:01:23.580 socialists want to end capitalism a robust welfare state in an economy that's still organized

02:01:29.220 around capitalist profits can mitigate the worst inequalities for a while but at best it's a

02:01:35.020 temporary truce between bosses and workers and one the former will look to scrap as soon as they can

02:01:40.100 many observers see groups like the dsa pushing for policies like medicare for all and decide that

02:01:44.980 we must be actually something like new deal liberals who are simply confused about the meaning of

02:01:49.260 socialism the green new deal that's not true our goal is not to rein in the excesses of capitalism

02:01:55.140 a few decades at a time we want to end our society's subservience to the market medicare for all is an

02:02:01.500 instructive example winning single-payer health care in the u.s would be an enormous relief to the

02:02:05.840 millions of americans who blah blah blah blah blah who really have bad insurance we want that too but we

02:02:10.260 also know that medicare for all is not socialism it would only nationalize insurance not the whole health

02:02:16.020 care system democratic socialists ultimately want something more like the british national health

02:02:21.100 service the nhs in which everyone pays taxes to fund not just insurance but doctors and hospitals

02:02:26.060 and medicine as uh as well so why are democratic socialists not demanding the nhs right now here's

02:02:31.820 your most instructive part of this article because we currently don't have the support to push for and

02:02:38.480 win in such an ambitious program social democratic reforms like medicare for all are in the eyes of the

02:02:43.640 dsa part of the long uneven process of building that support and eventually overthrowing capitalism

02:02:49.960 period that is that is what 70 democrats signed on for with a new deal the green new deal as you just

02:02:59.840 read it glenn that is a description it's a it's a plan to put what i just read into practice it is

02:03:06.780 from this bill uh to set force a racial regional and gender-based justice and equality and transform the

02:03:19.460 american economy into that under the guise of of carbon neutrality

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 20, 2019

He's So Relatable？ ｜ Guests： Bill Jones & Elizabeth Johnston ｜ 2⧸20⧸19

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He's So Relatable？｜ Guests： Bill Jones & Elizabeth Johnston ｜ 2⧸20⧸19