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00:00:00.000 i will tell you it is it's remarkable uh to me that that interview on several levels and we'll

00:00:08.880 talk about it coming up in just a little while also joe lieberman is going to be with us um

00:00:13.640 later on the program today to talk about what's happening over in israel and a story that nobody

00:00:20.820 reported uh hey there's a peace plan on the table you want your own state here's what you have to do

00:00:27.520 that's outrageous you're expecting us to walk away from terrorism yeah i know i know it's quite a

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00:01:11.720 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment hey you know what welcome to it it's friday

00:01:32.660 what a day to talk about the coronavirus huh yeah let's talk about how we could all die or not

00:01:43.460 bill o'reilly is also on with us i think i might rather talk about how we could all die we're also

00:01:49.620 gonna we're also gonna talk to uh joe lieberman later on in the program just about you know the

00:01:55.480 palestinians and i think they're right on this how dare you offer a two-state solution 0.84

00:02:00.180 and then expect us to walk away from terrorism who are you to judge well i just thought you wanted

00:02:09.340 a two-state solution it might be good carter page and an interview i did with him um and it is out

00:02:16.740 right now it is it's an amazing thing sat down with him for 90 minutes and talked to him just about

00:02:24.000 what's it like to be spied on by the government what's it like to have them go to the fisa court

00:02:30.360 and tap your phones tap your your internet spy on you put microphones and cameras on you all the time

00:02:38.840 without your your knowledge when you didn't do anything it's a fascinating interview we'll get into

00:02:45.280 that and today to call more witnesses or not to call more witnesses let me just summarize romney

00:02:58.120 this is the glenbeck program all in one minute

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00:04:48.520 4th rules and restrictions may apply oh my gosh pat it is so good to see you oh thank you for freeing

00:04:56.400 me from that stew monster he is just oh he's relentless relentless relentless how you doing pat

00:05:04.260 good good thanks for filling in uh stew is always is uh on his super bowl trip uh he goes to the super 0.99

00:05:10.640 bowl and uh it's a it's nothing but you know snorting coke off the belly of hookers for him for two days 0.93

00:05:18.420 he gets it out of his system and then he comes back and he's a completely moral guy mostly well i think 0.93

00:05:26.720 he breaks down again around memorial day around memorial day well yeah because i mean who doesn't

00:05:32.580 right you know what i mean you know which which non-service member of us doesn't just break down

00:05:40.040 around memorial day and there aren't any people like you know no have to do blow or something you know 0.51

00:05:44.640 off the belly of hookers because that's the way i think as stew says that's the way jesus would want

00:05:51.480 it now i disagree with that but it's stew so anyway uh pat one word in context of today romney 0.95

00:06:02.680 uh meaning he may vote for witnesses may well i i want him to honestly i i just want to get this

00:06:14.320 out and as you've said several times lance that boil okay they're just going to be relentless if

00:06:20.600 they don't have some sort of witness event i think there are two ways to look at this and 0.52

00:06:26.100 and and you know quite honestly the way we look at it is the right way obviously all those dummies

00:06:34.060 that disagree with us well you're just plain wrong uh there's two ways to look at it and i think the

00:06:39.660 one way which everybody including me is looking at this you just want it over you know what i mean

00:06:47.320 you know there is nothing to this and this is john bolton is another oh the steel dossier proves it

00:06:57.200 oh uh muller proves it oh my gosh vince uh i mean not vince flynn but uh what's his name uh general

00:07:06.080 flynn it proves it oh this phone call it proves it none of these things every time they make them

00:07:13.400 into a big deal and not one of them have made have moved the needle at all none of them are what they

00:07:20.760 say it is okay right so when you when you're looking at john bolton i think conservatives generally

00:07:29.220 have supported john bolton his whole career we like him right we trust him uh and i don't want to

00:07:37.020 throw him under the bus i think he's wrong here on the the way he's approached this with the book

00:07:42.940 yes and the way that democrats have treated him is so hypocritical i mean they they talked about 0.88

00:07:49.460 his lack of credibility when you know before when he was nominated for the u.n position and 0.54

00:07:54.520 and all along the line they've hated this guy and now all of a sudden they got to hear the truth

00:07:59.060 john bolton john bolton's the only one that can tell us the truth right and i don't want to play

00:08:03.180 the opposite he's lying i don't think john bolton is lying i don't think john bolton has anything real

00:08:08.780 to say okay uh because i know john bolton and i think he is a man of credibility i think his

00:08:16.600 credibility has been destroyed by him taking a big payday from simon and schuster to write a book

00:08:22.780 now does he have anything in the book here's why it should happen in my opinion there's two ways to

00:08:32.000 look at this there's nothing there i'm tired of this let's move on okay that's all understandable

00:08:41.340 and i feel that way however and wait there's three ways also the legal way the president has won his

00:08:50.260 case no attorney you know let's say your your job is at stake your uh your life is at stake your name

00:08:57.720 is at stake everything's at stake and the prosecution comes in with this guy who's like

00:09:04.120 no i got pat gray he's gonna testify against glenn he's got a big book deal coming out in a little

00:09:09.880 while oh they don't want to hear from pat it's been his best friend he's been there for 30 years

00:09:16.180 what does he have to say okay and i'm i'm like well geez pat has turned on me don't worry about it pat

00:09:23.720 has nothing we can take him apart because i know pat and i know what pat has seen and i i can tell you

00:09:31.260 everything about it no attorney would say okay let's do that you'd say no but if it's pat my best friend

00:09:39.880 and he he goes off and he's going to release this book let's at least get him on the stand so i can

00:09:47.680 cross-examine him because the the media will run all of the the book release stuff from him they will

00:09:55.520 do they will do fawning interviews because they want to destroy me no one will ask tough questions

00:10:03.460 well you can do that under the auspices of the trial correct so the way to do it is to have him testify

00:10:11.760 so you can hold his feet to the fire when everyone is watching and you have all that information out of

00:10:18.120 the way right taking care of it now now pat's now pat's book is worthless because we've already heard

00:10:23.660 it in the trial it didn't it didn't hurt me it didn't do anything so pat can do whatever he wants

00:10:29.580 but what are you going to read in his book we've already heard it all so it destroys the book it

00:10:35.000 destroys the book tour because there's nothing new to go over but if you don't do it when that book is

00:10:44.360 released it's a huge event and you have a fawning media that wants john bolton to be saying bad things

00:10:52.420 about the president so the democrats can then say you know what let me tell you this right now who john

00:10:59.220 bolton did you see that interview i hope you didn't watch it too long because there's really nothing there

00:11:04.040 but i know you didn't watch it so we can spin it this way and that's the information we had in this

00:11:11.640 president of the republican party they're now stealing this election that's what will happen yeah but no

00:11:19.500 attorney if i were trump's attorney i would say end it end it you won okay end it right now push for acquittal

00:11:30.180 do not put another witness on and if you believe you've won uh what are you going to super win by keeping

00:11:37.400 keeping it going even further right no you're not right but as nancy pelosi said if they don't do the

00:11:44.040 trial and this is what they're going to hammer the whole year uh the whole campaign year it there was

00:11:49.100 no acquittal because they didn't do a trial they didn't actually do a trial they were they didn't

00:11:52.840 actually care about the truth so they just shut it all down and didn't get to the truth that's what we're

00:11:57.700 going to hear the whole time right up to the election and i just don't want i don't want them

00:12:02.580 to have that talking point well there is a way to get rid of that talking point um and and i think

00:12:11.600 beside the trial you could end the trial today um we have something and i wish i could come out with it

00:12:19.080 today i mean i can't tell you how hard i have fought internally can we just do this special now

00:12:25.480 um because i want it out before the trial but we can't do it we have certain things that have to

00:12:31.620 fall into place for us to be able to release this but i am telling you i read the script last night

00:12:39.100 and it still has chunks in it that are not buttoned up but we think we're getting the paperwork to prove

00:12:47.360 it um because we've seen it we just don't have it in hand and as i'm looking at it and reading this

00:12:54.560 i looked at my staff last night i mean i read it last night with the staff around me and as i'm

00:13:00.300 reading it's like 40 pages and i said this is the most powerful special we've ever done this may be

00:13:09.740 the biggest story we have ever broken wow it is wow it's shocking and it's much more the corruption

00:13:19.920 everything we said that was going on it all has gone on but there is a deeper story to it that is

00:13:29.660 uh how can i put this without uh it is

00:13:36.420 it is a story that has driven the news on uh a couple of presidents and uh and i can't i just can't say

00:13:53.860 it is a huge huge story and it is not about this president it's about barack obama

00:14:01.820 we found something that the obama administration uh was doing that will it will destroy destroy the

00:14:14.780 obama administration and its legacy uh to the left you're talking about the scandal free barack obama

00:14:22.960 administration scandal free no this is this this will piss the left off wow so much the left will be

00:14:29.560 like excuse me and uh we're going to expose that so if they don't do this trial believe me what we are

00:14:38.960 going to expose uh next thursday uh and by the way we're opening it up it'll be free we want everybody

00:14:46.120 to see it it's not going to be behind the paywall you'll be able to see it on uh youtube and facebook

00:14:51.080 and and all of our uh platforms for free but watch it um because it is you can end this trial

00:15:01.860 and begin a new trial that must be done and you're not talking about trying obama you're talking about

00:15:11.720 exposing obama and then exposing all of the people that were involved in it and it's

00:15:18.080 beyond corruption and i can't you'll understand what i mean by that but it is it is corrupt illegal

00:15:26.980 unconstitutional but beyond corruption i thought this was about corruption and power

00:15:34.940 it is about that with some hunter biden is is involved his next is into his neck up

00:15:45.040 um but it is it is the worst that we have seen in the past from presidents uh two of which i know

00:15:57.300 um went through massive trials in history for this um and it is an affront to congress the constitution

00:16:09.000 all of it so you want to close this down great close it down but they must now go back and say

00:16:17.420 how did this happen we spent 34 million dollars on on a muller report the muller report did nothing

00:16:25.440 muller report did nothing had nothing this started from before he was even in office and now this one

00:16:33.940 how many millions of dollars in time was wasted on this one what was that really about and it is not

00:16:41.860 about just protecting joe biden it's really not and i can lay out the case that that is not what um

00:16:52.060 that is not what uh donald trump was doing he knows he knows what was going on i can take you to

00:17:00.640 all the things in the phone call in the july 25th phone call that didn't make sense and things that

00:17:06.200 we were like why would he say that now we know we found one piece and we're like follow that and it

00:17:17.260 connects all of it and the timing is beyond dare i use the word perfect it's beyond perfect

00:17:27.820 that's next thursday um check for you know put it on your calendar um check the website we'll tell

00:17:37.540 you exactly when i think it's nine o'clock next thursday night you do not want to miss it all

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00:19:05.660 so what do you think happens today stew or even pat i i think they probably uh i think they probably

00:19:26.380 blocked the witnesses yeah i mean it looked like earlier in the week they couldn't stop it now looks

00:19:32.160 like they're almost certainly going to i think because what i mean lamar alexander came out

00:19:37.360 yesterday and he said seen enough i've seen enough there's even when no matter what john bolton says

00:19:42.780 it's not impeachable right so it doesn't matter and i like that look at it i do too um you know but

00:19:51.760 if it doesn't matter then why not do it anyway other than this is dragging it on but i like that approach

00:20:00.060 it doesn't matter now romney i don't think is doing it for the reason we think he should do it

00:20:06.140 i think he just really thinks well now wait a minute there might be something there that we should

00:20:12.160 look into i don't think he's doing it politically i think i think romney is so um

00:20:19.140 he is he is so self-aggrandized himself that he's forgotten that he represents

00:20:27.740 the people of the state of utah he's representing mitt romney because i don't believe the people in

00:20:35.780 utah want him to uh to do this yeah i don't think so either i mean he won what did what did trump win

00:20:43.940 by 18 points in utah yeah and utah was not a state that was raw raw donald trump they kind of held

00:20:50.600 their nose because of his personal life they held their nose and voted for him but things change they

00:20:56.800 still i don't think like him the way he behaves personally in the tweets and everything else but

00:21:03.720 they have seen like i have seen okay wait a minute wait a minute there are some amazing things that he is

00:21:09.680 doing romney still doesn't like him and romney i think still thinks he's better than than donald trump

00:21:17.780 and everyone else in the senate i mean i think he really truly believes and i quite honestly i think

00:21:24.860 he's part of a problem of uh trying to tell everybody that he's the reasonable one and mike lee is this

00:21:32.460 crazy extremist and i don't think that's gonna fly i hope not they've done that they've done that

00:21:40.380 to mike lee though for a while yeah they have yeah they i don't know how powers that be in utah

00:21:45.540 paint him as an extremist and it's it's awful it's wrong and it's it's not true it's not mike lee is the

00:21:53.600 most reasonable uh senator thought among the thoughtful he's he's worked with bernie sanders on things

00:22:01.900 when he can make a connection on the constitution he'll do it mike lee is i mean if mike lee was the one

00:22:09.540 saying no we should hear witnesses i would go with mike lee because there's not really political bones

00:22:17.640 in his body he hates that cares about the constitution only cares about the constitution

00:22:23.540 and uh mitt romney i think is i i don't i just i mean there's not been a a bigger disappointment

00:22:32.300 no roger ailes not a bit of bigger disappointment than mitt romney he is just uh he's he's politically

00:22:39.440 smarmy i think he is so good luck with that here's mitt romney in utah underwater in the polls

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00:24:32.440 little bit about the coronavirus something isn't right on this it's just something's not right um

00:24:40.020 and and here's why i say this i want to believe that the chinese have learned their lessons from

00:24:47.360 the past and the avian flu and uh uh and all the flus past the uh what was the other one that's

00:24:55.180 yeah sars that the world chastised them and those communists went you know what we should be more open

00:25:03.060 with information okay now that's possible yeah maybe but never happens yeah it's never happened

00:25:11.960 even during the period called glasnos which meant openness didn't it that would have meant openness

00:25:18.920 in the period of glasnos in the former soviet union this is at the end when you know hey you know

00:25:25.080 what we want to be less communist and more like you guys we're going to be open chernobyl goes off we

00:25:32.260 can see the cloud we can measure the radiation and they're like what no that's probably coming from

00:25:39.520 your microwave oven i mean it was insane all right so maybe they've changed but probably not

00:25:47.500 now the reason why we're not so freaked out right now and and i think that's a good thing

00:25:54.960 is that we are believing the numbers given to us by the chinese to the who we don't really know

00:26:05.760 what's happening we don't have any idea but pat what are the latest totals i know it's what just

00:26:13.600 over 200 worldwide that have died yeah and something like infection something like 8 500 infected

00:26:20.240 okay was the last number i heard but it goes up quickly uh and exponentially yes okay so 8 500 are

00:26:27.240 infected 200 are dead now some of those numbers are coming from the west but most of those numbers

00:26:35.160 are in um in china now everyone's saying and i've i've look i've done my research on the flu and the

00:26:45.420 pandemic for years for 22 decades for 20 years i've been studying this stuff because scientists have said

00:26:53.240 another one is coming okay it's only a matter of time so i've gone back through my notes and i've looked

00:27:01.240 at the stuff that we have done before we've looked at the science we've done all of our work and what

00:27:07.680 bothers me is this one seems to have all of the earmarks of the one that everyone's been saying in the

00:27:16.780 scientific world it's going to look like this it's going to jump from an animal and an animal that we

00:27:24.020 haven't really had a problem with before and it's going to be highly infectious uh it's going to

00:27:30.460 mutate quickly it'll probably start someplace in china uh and it will start in and we won't even know

00:27:39.160 that you're infected uh and you're still spreading this disease which is not done in flus but that's

00:27:45.940 what the really bad one will look like okay that looks like this one uh and uh it has every one of

00:27:52.600 those earmarks right every one of them it's going to be more contagious than sars it is um and uh and

00:28:00.520 you're just going to have to quarantine everybody you're just going to have to stop everything okay

00:28:05.440 now let's just say nobody in the world is freaking out okay and you shouldn't freak out we don't know

00:28:13.040 but can we just tie some things together first of all and i'm not sure of the actual carriers but i know

00:28:21.020 it was like klm i know british airways lufthansa big airlines all across europe have stopped all

00:28:30.540 transportation in and out of china okay they're not they're not flying from europe or to europe anymore

00:28:38.020 we are uh russia shut its border the entire chinese border you ain't coming into russia okay hong kong 0.52

00:28:49.180 they built this brand new beautiful condominium complex in hong kong and it wasn't open yet for

00:28:57.680 sale the chinese government came in and said we're going to put infected people in that building in

00:29:05.080 isolation uh and the hong kong people thought no you're not and so the hong kong people got went in 0.90

00:29:11.740 the streets and they burned the entire complex to the ground okay so wait a minute i hadn't heard

00:29:18.140 that yeah china doesn't have any space for the 8 500 people they got to ship them to a brand new

00:29:26.400 condominium complex in hong kong and the people are like no you're not and they burn it to the ground

00:29:32.900 all schools all schools have been shut indefinitely and over 70 million people 70 million people

00:29:44.760 are now quarantined in china for something that has caused 200 deaths and has 8 500 people sick

00:29:55.180 i mean there are other diseases that are going on right now that have 200 dead and 10 000 people

00:30:05.720 infected with it um imagine our government saying there's something going on right now and we just

00:30:13.520 want to get a handle on it so we're closing los angeles chicago no one in or out los angeles chicago

00:30:21.440 new york city miami hell let's just close the entire eastern seaboard all right anything near i-95

00:30:29.820 shut down i-95 no buses no trains no planes nothing would would we be saying um what are you not telling

00:30:42.000 us how bad is this yeah is what you'd be saying you'd be saying that because you'd cripple the economy

00:30:46.400 right apple uh intel all of these companies major companies are thinking of suspending operations

00:30:55.320 in china we're now talking about the ports the ports are now closing around the world for from china

00:31:04.360 jeez really for something that's killed 200 people something just doesn't seem right

00:31:12.500 unless china is just like we are going to show everybody you get a sniffle and you will never 1.00

00:31:21.540 spread it to another person oh okay okay or maybe they're trying out can we keep people in cities and

00:31:30.720 they're trying out all their new technology possibly they're either being super medical and to hell with

00:31:39.180 the economy which no way no way we could have a plague here and there would be reasonable conversations

00:31:49.620 to have if you shut this down you will destroy the economy of america and it will take us five years

00:31:57.220 and we may never recapture our position you must do everything you can to keep things open

00:32:03.840 yeah what's happening it does sound like they're lying doesn't it it does it does and they've got a

00:32:12.140 nice history of lying so the chinese yeah yeah shut up i know it's hard to believe yeah yeah usually 1.00

00:32:22.060 communist governments are so open and honest well north korea oh forthright yeah yeah anything goes wrong 0.79

00:32:29.420 you tell everybody about it hey look out we might have a problem here we just wanted you to know

00:32:33.940 so does this bother you at all have you thought of i mean i had a conversation with my family last

00:32:38.880 night i said look this is not going to happen it's not going to happen um but let's just all mentally

00:32:46.180 prepare this is what our line is going to be if it looks like they're starting to cordon off areas

00:32:54.480 this is what our family is going to do um i want you to call the schools and find out so we go to

00:33:02.080 our kids go to an international school so has any of the parents anybody been in china in the last

00:33:11.000 couple of months if so we want to know about i don't need to know the names but i want to know about

00:33:16.060 it um you know taking these precautions is anybody doing that i don't think i don't think america is

00:33:23.080 really paying attention and that's really prudent because we only have what we had the first person

00:33:27.640 to person uh infection in was it chicago i think where the the wife came home from wuhan and her

00:33:37.260 husband got infected that's the first time that's happened here so i i think that's why you know there's

00:33:42.100 only a few people infected that we are absolutely sure about and if but if there were a thousand people

00:33:50.240 infected in the u.s i think people would really start to worry about it a thousand people um the

00:33:56.520 problem could happen overnight the problem with this is the average flu and think how common the flu is

00:34:02.200 the average flu has a um an it's called an r naught rating which means how uh how easy it is to pass

00:34:13.120 for instance smallpox is like has an r naught rating of 16 to 18 20 is the top and it means that one

00:34:21.980 person infected will infect 16 to 18 other people oh okay the flu the regular flu is 1.1 so you have

00:34:33.260 the flu you're going to give it to just over one other person all right the spanish flu the one that

00:34:41.240 was the pandemic of 1918 uh was not infectious until you started to show symptoms that's a big one

00:34:50.160 and it only had an r naught rating of 2.4 this one they believe has an r naught rating of 3.8

00:34:59.280 okay so it's it's almost double that of the spanish flu and here's the bigger problem

00:35:05.400 you are infectious the minute you meet someone that has it even if they show no symptoms it can

00:35:14.340 jump to you and the incubation period is anywhere between 5 and 14 days and in those 5 and 14 days

00:35:22.360 you can be spreading it but you have no symptoms and the way it spreads handshakes right and then

00:35:29.380 like if i shake your hand and you have it and then i i touch my eyes it goes through the eyes the nose

00:35:33.840 of the mouth correct so it's not even airborne it's not airborne so anybody you shake hands with

00:35:39.300 or if you get sneezed on there's another problem yeah but that's but that's nor that's the normal

00:35:45.020 way flu you people are like don't don't stay away from me i got the flu you're not contagious before

00:35:51.220 you show symptoms this one is yeah so everyone you meet everyone you're around okay if they have it

00:36:02.180 they don't even know they have it and so this one remember this the spanish flu killed 50 million

00:36:08.780 people worldwide 675 000 here in america can you imagine something killing 675 000 americans i mean to put it

00:36:17.560 to put it into context the spanish flu um which only infected a third of the world

00:36:26.540 uh and only killed 10 of that third that killed more people than world war one and world war two

00:36:38.120 combined a flu and it did it in 18 months that's what we're concerned about and quite honestly

00:36:47.580 it you know here's one time i'm saying maybe we should pay attention to europe if europe is grounding

00:36:54.040 their planes why isn't the united states of america we should be grounding our planes when it comes to

00:37:01.900 china sorry until we know what we're dealing with no planes in no planes out 0.70

00:37:08.520 so this is great now i want you to capture this in your head because this is a true story

00:37:20.580 the horn makes a sound and the clown car heads down the road and every square inch

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00:37:41.220 clowns just start complaining to the driver clown whose eyes bulge out and rage because the check 0.60

00:37:46.960 engine light on the little clown car went off and they're all like what are we gonna do now and 0.98

00:37:52.180 slowly adam shift sighs and says looks like we can't make it to the impeachment today all because 0.75

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00:38:57.160 uh bill o'reilly is uh coming up in just a few minutes there's a story out uh today

00:39:26.400 that is i mean i'm really i'm really having a hard time uh with this story it comes out of

00:39:35.080 milwaukee listen to this dr john cox knew as soon as he heard the baby's cry that he had hurt his one

00:39:40.860 month old adopted daughter he accidentally had fallen asleep while cuddling the girl in bed early

00:39:45.420 one morning last may he said and he must have turned on top of her cox 39 a pediatric emergency room

00:39:52.560 doctor at children's wisconsin hospital sat up panicked his hand shook as he assessed the baby

00:39:58.220 he said fearing that he had smothered her she wasn't in distress but he could tell by the way she

00:40:02.920 was moving that her left arm might have been broken or might have broken her collarbone

00:40:07.000 common injury blah blah blah cox called his wife dr sadie to browse uh dobrowsy uh who was out of town

00:40:14.640 with her two older children and cried as he explained what had happened she's a pediatric oncologist blah blah

00:40:20.360 they both work at the children's hospital um the baby appeared fine to her but just to be safe

00:40:27.300 take her into the pediatrician that's what normal parents do who aren't doctors she told him what 0.54

00:40:33.200 followed according to more than 15 medical experts who later reviewed cox's case was a series of

00:40:40.140 medical mistakes and misstatements by hospital staff members that have devastated cox's family and

00:40:45.260 derailed his career a nurse practitioner in the hospital's child abuse team confused the baby's

00:40:51.040 birthmarks for bruises um seven dermatologists who have reviewed the case said those weren't bruises

00:40:58.340 blah blah blah well they've taken the child the hospital turned it over to the welfare system

00:41:05.660 and they took the child and accused him of being a child abuser so his career is over all the doctors

00:41:13.560 he works with are like this guy is not a child we've looked at the medical records they can't

00:41:20.440 overturn this now this has happened to people who are not doctors and we have been talking about this

00:41:27.660 for years years we've been talking about this now all of a sudden the medical profession at the children's

00:41:34.500 hospital like hey this is an out of control system we should do something about it yes we should

00:41:41.540 and i pray for this family but how about all the rest that aren't doctors is the glenbeck program

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00:42:59.480 i know he believes that president trump is going to be acquitted so do i like to see what he thinks is

00:43:04.400 going to happen what is this going to do i'm going to be at the state of the union by the way our state

00:43:10.100 of the union coverage thank you for being a subscriber to the blaze it's going to be great

00:43:15.420 i'm going to open it live from the capitol then i'm going inside and i'm going to be watching it from

00:43:21.480 the inside bill o'reilly is watching it on television um and uh also um uh eric bowling is going to be

00:43:32.140 hosting um about 8 30 beforehand we have all of the the people on deck ready to go uh soon as the

00:43:41.120 soon as the state of the union's over you can watch other people but bill o'reilly is going to give you

00:43:45.980 his look and then as soon as i get out of the uh the uh senate chambers oh i'm i'm walking in and i'll

00:43:54.880 tell you what i saw happen on the floor which is a completely different view that's all on tuesday

00:44:01.020 night state of the union coverage blaze tv

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00:44:19.580 so lamar alexander gop senator has come out and said he is not for hearing any more witnesses

00:44:26.860 he's ready to move on uh that's a critical vote you know we have romney and the others so let's see

00:44:35.660 what's going to happen exactly with the impeachment today today is the vote on uh additional witnesses

00:44:43.860 what are they going to do in the senate you know who might know at least they have a very good and

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00:46:45.140 mr bill o'reilly today is the day that we're going to either see this thing pretty much wrap up

00:46:55.640 or drag on for another couple of weeks what is your take on what the senate is going to do today

00:47:04.320 when they vote on witnesses well first of all i'm sitting here by the pool in south florida shut up 0.62

00:47:11.240 um shut up some of us work for a living i know that yeah uh but some of the some of us are so 0.64

00:47:18.440 intelligent that we can figure out ways yeah yeah yeah anyway i think it's a uh fait accompli uh to

00:47:29.700 use a latin phrase um that uh the republicans will say no no moss you know a roberto durand

00:47:39.380 verdict is on the horizon no moss and uh mcconnell a pretty shrewd dude i love that

00:47:48.140 dude thing um and he and alexander are very close friends and he basically leaned on old lamar and

00:47:55.280 said look you all know this is how this is going to turn out why put the party in the country through

00:48:00.540 this year another week or two and lamar said all right and um that leaves romney and collins and

00:48:06.840 murkowski i think the deal is struck with murkowski that she is going to vote against witnesses

00:48:13.460 mcconnell had a 20 minute private meeting with her that's unheard of for him he never does that

00:48:19.620 and i'm sure she is seated to his wishes because she wants to keep her seat in alaska collins they

00:48:27.240 don't have any control over her it means an interesting place but now the question is do you

00:48:33.100 two republicans want to go against all the others and and be pariahs in the party and i'm probably

00:48:40.520 going to predict no it'll be a sweep against uh romney i don't think romney you know romney's a

00:48:48.480 shrewd guy um is he is that why he's upside down in the uh in his polls in in utah yeah i did i did

00:48:55.960 that on the billoreilly.com uh this week yeah romney hates trump so much that that's why he's doing it

00:49:03.840 but now i think you back off well i would be uh that would i would find that interesting so

00:49:09.640 you think that it could just go down the party lines is there anyone on the democrat side that

00:49:15.800 is going to say no let's just move on you know mansion would if it were close but if if all the

00:49:24.800 dems know it's uh you know gonna go the republicans way does mansion want to buck schumer so you know

00:49:32.660 these are all personal relationships lots of implied threats um pelosi does it all the time

00:49:38.980 and schumer does it so i don't know what what kind of heat they're putting on but mansion doesn't want

00:49:43.840 this so he's one i don't think um what's her name out in california um feinstein she doesn't want this 0.64

00:49:52.900 although i you know it's hard for her to stay awake during the proceedings she's 80 88 years old

00:49:59.180 um so you know i'm not worried in the sense that i think it's going to end and then um it'll be the

00:50:06.600 real story now is what is president trump going to do with it okay wait wait wait wait wait wait

00:50:12.840 before we get to that i want to ask you a couple of other questions sure i think legally and for the

00:50:19.660 for the president's um uh case the best thing to do is when you've won the case move on shut it down

00:50:29.320 now let me talk to you about politically politically you are leaving uh it's it's like when you don't

00:50:37.140 finish your antibiotics you know they say make sure you take the whole 12 days even though in a few days

00:50:42.960 you're going to feel better don't save the rest because you're that bug is going to come back because

00:50:48.200 the only the bugs you feel better but the bugs that resisted a little bit of this that you could 0.97

00:50:53.920 kill just by finishing the whole flight are going to come back and bite you in the butt um and that's 0.95

00:50:59.900 why they say finish your antibiotics and i feel like this is finish the antibiotics john bolton doesn't 0.99

00:51:05.940 have anything that is impeachable john bolton is not going to come in and say yeah the whole thing

00:51:12.120 you know democrats were right he just is not going to say that because he doesn't have that

00:51:17.620 he's got a book that's coming out the democrats are going to immediately say this whole thing was

00:51:24.860 a sham they wouldn't even listen to it uh and and john bolton had all the secrets so when his

00:51:31.180 book comes out he will be able to go from media place to media place media place and they're not

00:51:38.700 going to push back because they want his story to be worse than it actually is if you see the

00:51:45.920 transcripts of his book it's there's nothing there but they will make it into something and they will

00:51:51.820 use this against trump and against the gop saying see look how unfair they were they just swept this

00:51:58.040 whole thing under the rug it politically speaking isn't it better to say bring john bolton on bring him

00:52:05.300 on and you know what do the whistleblower too and spend another week just on that

00:52:10.420 that's the longest question in the history of western civilization

00:52:17.000 okay all right um no they it isn't worth dragging it out why because it's harmful to the country

00:52:35.420 debilitating uh to we the people and the republicans believe they're way ahead now

00:52:43.240 in the court of public opinion so they don't need to be more ahead they're way ahead um so they want

00:52:51.220 to get rid of it and they will now as for bolton trump is uh is pretty predictable i mean i always go

00:52:59.160 back to the united states of trump the best book ever written about the president but very predictable guy

00:53:03.980 next to the bible while some people while some people would say yeah i'm gonna leave it alone

00:53:09.400 and i'm not gonna you know i won and i'm gonna declare victory and walk away i don't think he's

00:53:14.940 gonna do that i think he's gonna run around um the country and rallies and throw this right back in the

00:53:22.400 democrats face now john bolton is gonna have problems going forward number one they're gonna hold

00:53:30.460 this book up and they're gonna hold it up as long as they can possibly hold it up because there's

00:53:35.940 national security stuff top secret stuff in the book according to the national security council

00:53:41.620 so you're gonna hold simon schuster thought it was being cute by linking all this to the new york times

00:53:47.520 now simon schuster's yeah they everybody knows about the book but it might not come out for a few months

00:53:53.460 and they don't want that the second thing is that bolton it's going to be harder for him to go on the

00:54:00.000 view and to go on morning joe and all of these real far left programs because they despise him

00:54:08.500 yes and and then but not as much uh not as enemy of my enemy is my friend still without the book in

00:54:17.440 in print he doesn't do them a lot of good because it's a one-trick pony yeah he wanted uh to hold up

00:54:24.020 so to get dirt on trump what else is there there's nothing else that's the accusation so i don't see

00:54:30.380 this really going on much longer in the impeachment realm i don't see ukraine going on much longer

00:54:38.360 although it'll be fascinating to see how trump weaves it in to i'm the greatest guy the democrats are

00:54:46.420 going to hurt you which is going to be his campaign theme all right so let's go into the uh what is

00:54:54.220 happening next today they're going to vote on it uh then if they say no to uh witnesses then they will

00:55:01.440 move to acquit uh i would imagine uh and then we have iowa on monday then we have the state of the union

00:55:10.080 on tuesday which is this man standing in that chamber talking to those people it should be

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00:56:58.980 from here assuming that they vote uh to uh have no more witnesses then what happens from there

00:57:07.680 i would assume that vote will be on monday um the witness vote yeah uh no no the witness vote will

00:57:16.240 be today today right yeah and then they'll uh vote to acquit on monday that's what i think will happen

00:57:23.220 because they're tired and cranky and they want to watch the super bowl stuff and all of that but i

00:57:29.480 could be wrong on a timeline um but the conclusion is no witnesses not guilty let's go into the campaign

00:57:39.000 and it's also because everybody's tired and cranky after the super bowl it is also the uh the day of

00:57:47.060 iowa election it has less impact want to republicans want to obscure that so that's why i think

00:57:54.400 mcconnell will call the vote to acquit on monday to obscure the iowa vote um you know i mean that's

00:58:03.580 that's what they do both parties do it yeah um so you know how do you see the how do you see the vote

00:58:09.620 coming down in iowa no no no the vote to acquit oh you know i don't think any republicans will vote

00:58:19.160 to convict him right so that's uh 53 maybe mansion and maybe one or two others that come over maybe

00:58:26.920 so let's say 54 to 46 you are a historian so put yourself out 50 years from now how is this going

00:58:40.100 to be remembered it won't be it'll be like andrew johnson nobody remembers what happened there why it

00:58:48.300 happened um it's not going to be remembered because the definition of donald trump the president

00:58:57.000 will come in his second term and if he wins a second term everything changes as far as trump and

00:59:05.780 history if he gets beaten um then trump will be a very he'll it'll be a failed presidency the historians

00:59:14.880 go oh well he he didn't you know he might have done good for the economy but he wasn't you know

00:59:20.140 um astute enough to win re-election and he had all this on his sheet so he's really not a good

00:59:25.540 president that's what's going to happen but if he wins again then trump's got and and he can take back

00:59:32.400 the house that's the big thing um then trump's got a clear playing field for four years

00:59:39.240 and there's gonna be a lot of payback believe me trump doesn't forget and that's why it's gonna

00:59:46.560 be interesting to see in the state of the union is he going to go into full campaign mode in the

00:59:52.620 state of the union i think he's he will i do too i think he's going to use that in full campaign mode

00:59:59.760 i think he i think he wants this to uh to be he wants to be acquitted by monday so tuesday every eye

01:00:09.420 is on him addressing those people and i think he's gonna he will use it to his advantage

01:00:16.560 mcconnell's gonna tell him look i'm gonna do what you want because mcconnell has done exactly what

01:00:25.220 donald trump has wanted all right i'm gonna do what you want i'm gonna fast track this we're gonna get

01:00:29.660 this done and then you got the floor on tuesday night and the whole world's gonna be watching you

01:00:36.000 be a little presidential please you know nancy pelosi is gonna be sitting behind you don't hit her with 0.99

01:00:45.460 a pie all right don't go na na na na na don't do that mcconnell will tell him that you are you are the

01:00:55.720 guy who can tell the truth about the president uh and the only one that i know that still can be a

01:01:02.500 friend of his um i mean you say things that are far more critical of the president that i mean i get in

01:01:08.840 trouble anytime i say anything you can say yeah you know and you don't seem to get in trouble for it so

01:01:14.880 tell me the odds bill o'reilly of donald trump understanding please be at least a little

01:01:23.600 presidential in the way that the rest of the world would understand that and the odds of him doing it

01:01:30.500 all right to answer that question you have to understand who is going to write the speech

01:01:37.700 and that is going to be a man named stephen miller miller is trusted by trump one of the few people on

01:01:47.420 the face of the earth trump trusts miller miller is very smart miller will side with mcconnell

01:01:57.140 and say to him mr president sir you can use this as a campaign thing we know that that is going to

01:02:06.900 be something that you will do no matter what because you're not going to be able to stop that

01:02:12.220 but let's keep the gloating word of the j g-l-o-a-t-i-n-g to a minimum i don't know if he can do it

01:02:23.260 i don't know if he's capable he can do it okay he can do all right okay because remember miller is

01:02:31.560 gonna write the words on the page now trump he's not um warren harding i mean he's not going to read

01:02:40.760 what's written for him trump goes in and trump changes um what he wants to change all right he's

01:02:48.160 like reagan that's what reagan did but he also but he also he also doesn't even change it there

01:02:53.720 are times when he's reading his script and he's like he'll ad lib yeah yeah but not at the state

01:03:00.340 of the union okay he he doesn't do that at the state of the union he's already given all right three

01:03:06.980 addresses this will be the fourth and he hasn't done that in the state of the union he stayed on

01:03:15.300 script because he understands the formality of it there's a formality where there isn't in his

01:03:23.480 rally so his rallies that's entertainment people are going there to be entertained they want him

01:03:29.180 to throw a pie at nancy pelosi if she would ever be at the rally which he would um but in the state

01:03:35.620 of the union even his most ardent supporters are hoping that he brings some decorum to his remarks

01:03:44.700 now that doesn't mean he does he can't slam the opposition i would i'd get up there and say hey

01:03:50.400 this election is the most important in our lifetimes you may not like me i'd use those words but do you

01:03:57.100 want them and then he'll get booed so the democrats in the state of the union will boo that and then i

01:04:04.180 would look because you got to anticipate that'll happen and i'd say you can boo all you want but your

01:04:10.660 socialistic policies would wreck this economy and especially especially if then the republicans

01:04:17.080 wait you say that and then the republicans go okay so miller knows all this miller you know he's so

01:04:27.540 smart and nobody knows who he is nobody knows who he is but he knows all this and he'll explain it to

01:04:34.240 trump and i think trump will go by the mcconnell miller nexus the guidance that they provide

01:04:42.180 of course i could be wrong but i can't remember the last time i was please remind me

01:04:46.840 we have our research team working on it now okay yeah so there's 10 people working around the clock

01:04:54.040 so far we have an overturn we haven't we haven't found a single thing under a rock uh and uh and we

01:05:00.380 appreciate that um i will tell you that uh just speaking as a human i think it would be really

01:05:07.580 hard not to gloat um and he's a good gloater as it is but it'd be really hard not to gloat he's gone

01:05:15.160 through this now for four years they have thrown absolutely everything at him yeah he has plenty of

01:05:21.460 other ways to do it yep uh all right and this comes of course right the day after monday is the

01:05:28.540 iowa primaries so the caucus happens on monday we'll go there next you're listening to glenn

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01:07:03.240 we're with bill o'reilly it's friday america we're glad you're here it's the glenbeck program

01:07:24.060 uh bill before we go to iowa there's a new report that shows the evening news spin

01:07:30.200 on the impeachment hearings they looked at all of the evening news programs they found their news

01:07:36.200 100 percent negative on donald trump's defense 95 percent positive for democrats

01:07:44.520 absolutely humanly impossible impossible if you're trying to be at all fair

01:07:52.760 but they're not yes everybody knows that right i did the story uh last night on the no spin news on

01:08:00.400 bill o'reilly.com and i basically looked at the audience i said i'm sorry to bore you because i know

01:08:06.860 you know this already that if you watch an american television news network for news you're not going to

01:08:15.000 get the news anymore that's not what they're in business to do they're in business to promote an

01:08:20.260 ideology number one and number two to elect candidates that back up what ideology they want

01:08:27.240 that's what the industry is now so now with but with that being said there was an another poll taken

01:08:34.600 by people who read or of people who read the new york times people who read the new york times

01:08:42.060 when they heard the new york times endorse elizabeth warren and klobuchar the people who read the paper

01:08:51.020 five percent of those people moved to joe biden okay so even their own readership is like okay i don't

01:09:02.020 trust these people is that accurate to say what would you take from that i think so i i listen i think

01:09:09.200 that americans no matter how nutty they may be politically on both the right and the left

01:09:15.460 all right essentially want an honest presentation correct i mean i think 90 percent of them want

01:09:23.900 honest even if they don't like to hear it all right even if that's why i have been so successful

01:09:29.900 and and all the research on me shows that so you may not like me all right and i understand that

01:09:36.640 but you'll get a fair play when you listen to me analyze the news so you just said if trump

01:09:44.160 trump doesn't dopey i'm gonna tell you but what what has happened now in america is a lot of people

01:09:51.500 don't seek the truth anymore they don't care about it um they want an outcome all right so the me too

01:09:59.480 people want males to be crushed that's the outcome they want they don't want fairness not looking for 1.00

01:10:07.000 facts and that's what you're getting in politics so the outcome that the left wants is trump out of

01:10:13.880 office how you get them out of office doesn't really matter to them but the declining audiences

01:10:21.240 that network news have to be i mean look at cbs evening news my god it's a collapse and cnn

01:10:29.580 collapse so you know that's the reality in the country we live in right now all right you're still

01:10:37.840 standing that joe biden is going to take the caucus now you're distorting me well that's what i do i'm

01:10:45.280 part of the mainstream media now i'm yeah you know you're a guy by the pool i'm you know i'm here to

01:10:51.540 distort yeah if you do it again i'm taking your cowboy boots away all right now i said biden's

01:10:59.140 going to win the nomination but i have been steadfast in saying i was so crazy that nobody can predict it

01:11:08.620 yeah and here's why it's so crazy 150 000 people vote out of a state of about three and a half

01:11:14.320 million okay the 150 000 who vote they don't go to the polls back they go to a little schoolhouse or a

01:11:23.180 little vfw hall or whatever it may be and they stand around and they go i like biden no i like bernie

01:11:30.340 and then at the end of an hour they say okay let's write this down who you want very informal

01:11:40.880 very undisciplined and only the real true believers participate not the folks and it was this is on the

01:11:48.460 right too remember ted cruz won the iowa caucus last time around right what's what was what's really

01:11:54.440 interesting is it's not all like that so i i went to a couple of uh high schools for the caucus and

01:12:01.420 they would have the you know for instance next monday they'll have the bernie people here they'll

01:12:07.640 have the elizabeth warren people in this room and you can go listen to them and they're they're

01:12:12.980 bargaining for your vote and they'll say look warren doesn't have a chance i know you really like

01:12:18.340 warren but she doesn't have a chance throw in with bernie because he could take this and then you'll

01:12:24.140 get your socialist utopia and so it's it's not going in and making a personal decision it is

01:12:30.860 it is the party very very active um going in and the ones who make the most compelling

01:12:39.480 strategic argument i think are the ones that usually come out yeah but there's a lot of ideology involved

01:12:47.860 in it oh yeah yeah yeah um yeah i mean look if i had to put money down now on the iowa caucus

01:12:56.820 um i would say sander's win and biden does pretty well biden's running around a little bus

01:13:04.980 um

01:13:06.220 am i in iowa or i am in i is this nebraska right

01:13:12.500 i was in the bus he's yelling at people out the window and buddha judge is running around too

01:13:18.180 remember that um bernie and warren and klobuchar they've been uh holed up in the senate they couldn't

01:13:24.780 get to iowa and uh meantime little pete is knocking on your door he's sliding down your chimney

01:13:30.380 um and he's a charming guy so he'll do okay so i would say it's standards biden buddha judge one

01:13:37.280 two three which makes the state of the union address even easier when he because trump could

01:13:43.620 make this about capitalism versus socialism i think trump will go light on the individuals yes

01:13:53.340 heavy on the ideology yeah like i just said you may not like me but do you want these people

01:13:59.540 taking the station wagon out of your garage because that's what they're going to do

01:14:04.320 uh they're going to take all your stuff they want to run your life in every way shape and form

01:14:09.440 and he'll hit the guns he'll hit uh a whole bunch of stuff in the state of the union all right i'm pro

01:14:16.400 life i'm pro second amendment on this i'm that and look at these other people um they're going to take 0.86

01:14:22.640 everything you have all right everything you have and you'd be foolish trump not use the state of

01:14:31.080 the union to draw that contract uh meantime bernie gets iowa and then he zips into new hampshire the

01:14:40.040 next week where he's a favorite son yeah all right so warren's campaign has collapsed a lot of her 0.89

01:14:47.660 people come over to bernie and then it'll look bad for biden and believe me all the cable tv left

01:14:53.620 wing journalists will scream bernie bernie bernie okay because they don't want biden they think biden

01:15:00.440 is gonna not make it to the finish line where they podesta and the wise guys in the democratic

01:15:08.400 party they don't want bernie sanders at all but the media favors sanders over biden and if if

01:15:15.940 sanders wins iowa and new hampshire which he almost certainly is going to and then he wins in nevada

01:15:23.540 where he's performing pretty well he's got pretty serious momentum by the time you get to south

01:15:28.900 carolina can anybody stop him if he wins those first three oh yeah you think so number one i

01:15:33.960 don't think i don't think he's going to win nevada i think the biden people are going to really throw

01:15:38.920 a lot of stuff into nevada and the unions unions are very strong yeah right they're gonna go with

01:15:44.920 biden but so is pot and then biden will wipe out uh bernie in uh south carolina because african 0.63

01:15:53.220 americans are a big part of that electorate on the democratic side correct and they don't like 1.00

01:15:58.200 bernie so bernie doesn't doesn't compute with the minority communities hispanics or african americans

01:16:04.740 fascinating because they don't like him um and i did a big thing on bernie and i don't know whether

01:16:11.700 you guys know it or not but he has made millions of dollars he and his wife right all right off the

01:16:18.380 public though yeah hunter biden he's jane sanders is hunter biden yeah although they didn't use

01:16:27.160 overseas it was here i'll give you one example jane biden was appointed president of burlington

01:16:32.200 college 200 students 200 students ran the college into bankruptcy and part of the reason was she awarded

01:16:41.400 her daughter a 500 000 woodworking contract from the college he's got 200 students so when do you get

01:16:52.340 to the ridiculous part

01:16:54.280 here's the ridiculous part the press has ignored it they know it because peter schweitzer's book 0.60

01:17:03.540 outlines it yeah the press has not even mentioned it even the conservative press the fox news people

01:17:10.780 haven't even mentioned it when i did this this week on the no spin news all right i got calls

01:17:17.560 what what how did you get that i know it's public record yeah the guy has made five million dollars

01:17:24.160 he's got three homes and he's never had a private job and they were in a private sector not even wendy

01:17:29.020 they don't i don't think the left cares as long as you're making money they don't as long as you're

01:17:36.000 making money and you're you're towing the line and telling everybody that you know there has to be

01:17:42.140 somebody to oversee against all the corruption of all the other people you're fine that's true but

01:17:49.620 there's not enough far left nuts to put bernie sanders i agree with the nomination

01:17:55.200 are you concerned are you concerned at all about wisconsin and bernie sanders his people i mean

01:18:06.120 we've had two people exposed by project veritas uh that are saying they're going to burn things down

01:18:12.660 they're going to be training they're waiting for a revolution they want one the democrats aren't going

01:18:17.020 to do this to them again wait until we get milwaukee they were not fired uh by the sanders campaign

01:18:23.200 and they occupy the same position that the guy who went to virginia to shoot all of the republicans

01:18:29.800 on the baseball diamond held uh these people are serious nobody's paying attention to it

01:18:36.040 how do you feel wisconsin's going to go if the if the democrats are seen by those guys as maneuvering

01:18:45.420 to hurt bernie sanders i think trump has a very good chance to take wisconsin

01:18:52.740 i do too i think he's got it's more problematic for him in pennsylvania all right

01:18:59.100 but wisconsin and michigan the working people have benefited greatly from the trump economy

01:19:06.300 in both states so i think that he's got a good shot to take those again

01:19:13.040 why he's got a good shot why is pennsylvania why is pennsylvania problem for him

01:19:17.620 because if it's biden as i think it will be the african-american vote that stayed home

01:19:24.260 last time around they didn't like hillary will come out for biden because barack obama will

01:19:31.040 campaign for biden it's a little off topic go ahead go ahead finish and uh that that's the difference

01:19:38.720 okay so philadelphia if african-american vote comes out big for biden that is gonna that could put him

01:19:45.760 over the top there this is a little off topic but before you go i gotta find out what uh how you 0.86

01:19:51.600 feel about big gay ice cream do you love it big gay ice cream oh you haven't seen the you haven't 0.89

01:19:58.600 seen the michael bloomberg ad where he no yeah it's it's his favorite so i guess you've never tried it

01:20:03.840 you gotta you gotta try it he says it's the best wait a minute yeah so bloomberg is telling people in

01:20:09.360 an ad that he likes ice cream no he likes big gay ice cream and it's very very authentic he 0.78

01:20:14.820 he takes a spoon he's like hey where's my ice cream somebody hands him this this container of big gay 0.99

01:20:20.960 ice cream and he takes one bite of it and he's like big gay it's the best ice cream ever so i didn't 0.99

01:20:29.580 know if you had had it you've never tried it i've never tried all right okay well man why is that 0.91

01:20:34.520 okay you because you hate is that all right but remember this is a man who doesn't know how to pet

01:20:42.440 a dog he missed the dog right i was petting him with my tire what right all right i don't know how

01:20:50.080 you missed the dog's head but he did but anyway he got short arms i guess and when when bloomberg was

01:20:55.940 mayor of new york i want everybody to remember you couldn't drink dr pepper no i know

01:21:00.660 i know and confiscated you dr pepper he was counting your calories you couldn't have a

01:21:06.780 ball breaker i mean the guy was following you around get out of here bill o'reilly get out of

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01:22:40.060 you

01:22:51.180 i'm really um next hour is jam literally jam-packed we have uh a story on we're all gonna die you know

01:23:18.740 coronavirus so we're all gonna die hey the uh palestinians just don't see him to think it's

01:23:25.320 reasonable to give up uh uh you know terrorism for their their own state joe lieberman is going

01:23:31.320 to be joining us uh on that carter page uh i did an interview with him a few days ago but i think about

01:23:38.360 he filed his first uh lawsuit uh yesterday because his story is unbelievable but he is the guy that

01:23:48.420 this all started with back during the campaign it was carter page the fbi and everybody lied to the

01:23:55.420 fisa court about him and that's why all of this happened uh it's a fantastic interview usually we

01:24:02.200 release these on saturday but because of the news yesterday we released it you can find it wherever

01:24:06.880 you get your podcasts and of course you can get it uh as well at blaze tv.com also today is the day

01:24:16.340 11 p.m uh england time 11 p.m england they are out of the european union daniel hannon is expected to

01:24:25.640 to join us it's a very busy day for him but we're hoping to catch him in about 35 minutes stand by

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01:25:47.880 slash glenn joe lieberman played a very important role in the last impeachment yeah uh and he's been a

01:25:55.880 friend of mine for a very long time and i was really really harsh uh on him when uh the last impeachment

01:26:04.380 happened with clinton uh and i think i actually have to apologize to him today um on that uh because i see

01:26:11.400 things in a different light now and um and it just it's just gonna be an interesting conversation but i don't

01:26:17.180 have him on for that i have him on because i want to talk to him about the the peace plan nobody's talking

01:26:22.260 about this i mean maybe it's because uh you know the palestinians are not going to do it but they've been 1.00

01:26:27.960 offered a two-state solution they've been offered everything they want plus all kinds of money and aid and

01:26:33.240 everything else the world stands ready to do it double the amount of territory they have in the west bank

01:26:37.940 yeah and like the prince of saudi arabia is more pro-israel than the democratic candidates it's crazy

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01:27:04.560 hello america it's friday today they're gonna vote on are there gonna be any witnesses

01:27:12.420 what does this mean what senators are gonna do what and the big news that is not really reported

01:27:22.480 anywhere and i think is so important is the middle east peace plan that was proposed this week

01:27:30.660 the palestinians were given almost everything almost everything they've ever asked for and then

01:27:38.560 some and they're not interested they don't even want to come to the table beyond that if you listen

01:27:47.540 to the press and you listen to the democrats that are on stage now and you compare what they're saying

01:27:54.700 now compared to what the prince of saudi arabia who took a guy and put him into a blender

01:28:01.240 he's for this peace plan he's he's and the and the president of egypt as well they are both

01:28:11.600 more pro-israeli peace plan than the democrats are we talked to joe lieberman to get his point of view

01:28:21.760 in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:30:00.840 lieberman but i'm looking down and i'm thinking okay i'm writing down the things i have to say to

01:30:04.200 joe lieberman and get his opinion on and then i realized wow uh joe and i have been friends for a

01:30:11.460 very long time and i treated him and i and i've never said this before because this is pretty new i

01:30:19.760 is joe on the phone joe yes hi good morning glenn i just it's great to hear your voice thank you

01:30:27.720 um let me just let me start here i was very very hard on you during the impeachment of clinton and

01:30:36.280 you know that i was i was really very hard on you and i have to apologize to you because uh i think

01:30:45.400 you were right in watching dershowitz and i don't buy all of his stuff but in watching dershowitz if it's

01:30:52.360 not a political crime if it's a crime especially the one he committed which was perjury about his

01:31:00.260 marriage i was so dead set on you can't have somebody committing perjury who's the president

01:31:06.000 but if we cross these lines as i understand now from dershowitz we become a parliamentary system where

01:31:14.020 it can really easily become a vote of no confidence and then the president doesn't mean anything

01:31:19.480 was was that the way you looked at it at all if you yeah you first off you you don't have to

01:31:27.320 apologize we go back decades and uh we had a disagreement but you're you're you're a big

01:31:34.680 man in many ways and one is i think that's a fat joke i give you i grant you total forgiveness thank

01:31:43.540 you really not at all but you're you're you're making a good point i tell you i spent a lot of

01:31:49.220 time during the clinton impeachment trial um going back and looking at what the intention

01:31:55.420 of the uh was of the great uh men who wrote our constitution about impeachment and uh it seemed

01:32:03.660 to me that they were setting a very high bar for taking a president out of office and the reason is

01:32:09.840 what has been discussed by dershowitz and others which is the the centerpiece of the system uh the new

01:32:17.060 country they were creating was elections you have to have consent of the governed for those who

01:32:21.860 govern and you would only let congress intervene in that when it was an extreme situation uh really

01:32:29.240 that the country i i had a feeling that the country would be in danger uh if a particular president was

01:32:36.500 kept in office and of course this was before the 25th amendment which came along a lot later that

01:32:42.220 that set up a procedure for removing a president from office for physical or mental incapability

01:32:49.500 so um that's why they required two-thirds vote in the senate and uh you know i felt and i said it then

01:32:56.780 that that president clinton's behavior was morally reprehensible yeah and it wasn't just morally reprehensible

01:33:04.220 uh it had an effect on the country because uh a leader i learned growing up and i learned it a lot from

01:33:12.500 you know from the bible that um a leader is actually held to a higher standard than than average people

01:33:19.260 because the impact of immorality or wrongdoing is greater so but long story short i felt he had done

01:33:24.700 something terribly wrong but but it hadn't reached the threshold for impeachment and i find this running

01:33:31.260 this is a very different fact situation the whole business about ukraine as opposed to

01:33:36.620 clinton lewinski but in the end it's the same test and i think it's probably going to come now to a

01:33:43.820 to a uh what i would call a reasonable and just conclusion or let's put it this way a conclusion

01:33:51.420 that if madison and hamilton were here alive today they would say this is what we intended how would

01:33:58.780 you vote today if you were sitting there i probably vote uh for witnesses just because uh and and of

01:34:06.380 course i'm being a little naive about what i'm about to say yeah i know there was some fear that if you

01:34:11.740 had witnesses it would be oh 15 17 witnesses the impeachment trial would go on for weeks and months

01:34:18.700 but in in the good old days we wouldn't have negotiated a compromise across party lines

01:34:24.700 as we did incidentally on the on the rules for the clinton impeachment trial where they were adopted

01:34:31.660 100 to nothing here was a straight party line vote and then i you know i i've hesitated to say this

01:34:37.580 because i'm i'm not on the field anymore so i haven't said how i would vote but

01:34:42.380 let me let me we're getting because i wanted to hear all the evidence but let me just say that i thought

01:34:47.900 lamar alexander's statement last night although he he disagreed with what i just said about hearing

01:34:54.140 witnesses was was right which is what the call from all that i know now the call that president

01:35:00.300 trump made with uh president so let's give ukraine was inappropriate was wrong it shouldn't have been

01:35:05.900 done but that did it reach the point where we can say nine months before an election i want to come

01:35:12.860 back to that point that he represents if he keeps him in office he represents a danger to the country

01:35:18.860 i i don't think so i think it's up leave it to the people in november in other words the impeachment

01:35:25.180 as our framers intended i believe was not meant to be punitive to punish you either criminally or by

01:35:31.580 taking you out of office it was meant to protect the country until the next election and the closer it

01:35:38.300 is to an election the higher the threshold for uh convicting somebody president and removing him from

01:35:45.660 office so i i think it's coming to a fair conclusion hopefully we can get back to governing if not we

01:35:51.820 can go on to the election and the people will decide right um let me switch the subjects uh benjamin

01:35:57.980 netanyahu was uh in the oval office this week they had a big announcement i mean i'm not a dummy uh this you

01:36:05.980 know helped benjamin netanyahu i'm sure in his fight back home he's in some trouble so i know that this is

01:36:12.860 you know uh a lot of this is political however the the uh peace plan that was given and honestly the

01:36:22.940 the words of president trump to the palestinians at that uh press conference was i thought astounding

01:36:30.780 and everything a reasonable group of people should at least sit down and consider but it was rejected

01:36:38.860 right out of hand and no one in the press is they're barely even reporting this

01:36:45.340 what are your thoughts on this yeah no i i totally agree with you in your introductory statement uh

01:36:51.100 and and what you said just now glenn i mean i think there was politics but but i would put it this way

01:36:57.260 the politics may have been more in the timing of the announcement the politics wasn't in the

01:37:03.100 substance i thought this was the result of real um effort and persistence uh directed by president

01:37:12.220 trump uh but really carried out by by jared kushner and and the others who worked in the

01:37:18.540 administration for it and kushner is being kushner is being mocked by the press i saw an interview with

01:37:24.940 him and say well what makes you an expert and he said well i mean you know i've been working on this

01:37:29.820 long a long time just in the last year i've read probably 25 different books on the different you

01:37:34.300 know peace process yeah and the headline was oh he thinks he can read 25 books and be an expert

01:37:39.740 i mean it's just well that's that's nasty i give him a lot of credit for what he did

01:37:44.780 talked to a lot of people in the middle east including uh some of the palestinians and this

01:37:50.700 this is a total new beginning and i think it's hopeful and really this peace plan

01:37:56.540 offers uh in other words the well well everybody was trying for the last well since the oslo agreement

01:38:03.580 in 19 i think it was 93 um everybody was trying to fit within that format totally and uh nothing was

01:38:12.220 happening and here again all the efforts that president trump kushner were making with the

01:38:17.500 palestinians were going nowhere so they simply decided we're going to begin a new conversation

01:38:23.820 and they did it gives uh israel security and a lot of what it wanted but it honestly as you've said

01:38:31.500 think about it it gives the palestinians a state that's about twice as large as the territory they

01:38:38.460 now govern and a capital in east jerusalem which they wanted and a promise of 50 billion dollars

01:38:46.300 it's it's unbelievable prove the life of their people yeah it's it's it's go ahead i'm sorry no no i'm

01:38:53.340 sorry to interrupt you it's it's it's staggering i think how good this is at the first initial offer

01:39:01.980 and there's no interest that no interest by the current palestinian leadership and which has proven

01:39:09.660 i went during my time in the senate over and over again just about every time i visited israel i went

01:39:15.500 to ramallah to see president abbas of the palestinian authority nice man pleasant to be with good to talk to

01:39:22.060 but but he has proven himself incapable of being a leader who will take the risks for peace and

01:39:29.740 prosperity for his own people but glenn you pointed a few moments ago to the really significant difference

01:39:37.420 in response to the really significant differences in this trump middle east peace plan which is the

01:39:43.980 response of the arab world oh my gosh these are the people that lined up against israel they lined up 0.60

01:39:52.140 against them they're all they are and correct me if i'm wrong joe they are more pro-israel at least

01:40:00.140 sounding today than the democratic candidates that are running for president well i i can't say every

01:40:08.620 candidate but some candidates a democratic candidate yes absolutely right and uh you know there you had

01:40:14.780 in that room i was there in the east room at the white house on tuesday you had the ambassadors from

01:40:19.980 the united arab emirates big important country ally of ours from oman and bahrain and then the two giants

01:40:28.220 really in the arab world saudi arabia host of the the two holy mosques of islam and egypt which has been

01:40:36.300 the historic center of the arab world and the largest population in the arab world both saying

01:40:44.860 not endorsing every element of the plan but supporting it and directly calling on the

01:40:50.300 palestinians to come to the table and begin to negotiate right now based on what's preceded in

01:40:56.940 recent years don't expect it from this palestinian leadership but maybe we'll be surprised anyway i think 0.99

01:41:04.220 you know president trump is to put it mildly unconventional as a leader and all right and

01:41:11.660 sometimes this upsets me but other times because he is willing to be unconventional and what the folks

01:41:19.020 in the high-tech world call a disruptor disruptor he he does things or uh that enables things to happen

01:41:28.140 that uh you look at and you say you know what this is something we ought to try and believe me this

01:41:33.900 is a step toward peace in the middle east all right there come when and if there's a palestinian 1.00

01:41:40.540 leadership and when there will be one if now a palestinian leadership that is willing to get

01:41:46.300 engaged with israel and you're right this is a this is a first offer if you will uh it can be changed

01:41:53.100 there's some things that israel won't allow to be changed but some things can be negotiated and the

01:41:57.980 palestinians ought to the people of uh palestine the palestinian people ought to rise up and push 0.99

01:42:04.460 their leaders to go to the table with israel in a process as the saudis and egyptians said under the

01:42:12.540 auspices of the united states we can mediate and they can get something done uh joe if you will hold on

01:42:18.460 one minute i want to continue our conversation let me take one minute and right back with joe lieberman

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01:44:07.580 so one last question with joe lieberman uh on the israel peace plan uh joe do you think that

01:44:19.100 because saudi arabia and egypt and uae they're all part of this and it seems sincere that there has been

01:44:27.900 enough ground change in the middle east that the tide may turn uh if the palestinian authority just is 0.87

01:44:38.300 is you know uh stiff arming any kind of peace talk do you think that this tide turns at all

01:44:46.940 uh i do i i think the tide is turning uh the reality is that there are um there always have

01:44:55.340 been covert um set of relations and and and where was it in the mutual interest between israel and some

01:45:02.620 of the arab countries and of course there's there's a piece of of different uh effectiveness between

01:45:09.020 israel and and egypt and israel and jordan but it's changing now part of it is that they have a

01:45:16.140 shared the arabs and the israelis have a shared fear of iran uh but the other is that the changes

01:45:23.900 are occurring of modernization throughout the arab world it's not coming as fast as we would have

01:45:29.740 liked but they're beginning to see israel as an ally including economically so you know i'm hopeful

01:45:37.340 if the if the palest look the most serious people don't talk too much in the middle east when i visit

01:45:44.060 and i've continued to go since i left the senate and i particularly visit saudi arabia the uae and

01:45:49.580 egypt and um what they really want to talk about is uh reforms within the system economic growth and

01:45:57.980 what are we the u.s going to do with them about iran there's very little discussion about the

01:46:03.420 palestinians i don't know if the palestinians appreciate that right look the next step but i know 0.66

01:46:08.220 the trump administration is working on it is to have some of the arab countries enter into what

01:46:14.620 would be called a non-aggression pact with israel not full diplomatic relations but the beginning of

01:46:21.100 an easing sure and and i think that that can happen uh before long so thank god for that it's progress

01:46:28.140 i've only i've only got about a minute minute and a half here um iowa is monday and the democratic

01:46:35.100 party is is really at war with itself um you have socialists beyond just i want a bigger you know

01:46:44.380 medicare uh system we're talking actual socialism that will dramatically change us they're talking

01:46:51.420 about an end of capitalism some of them um and it looks like bernie sanders might win the iowa caucus

01:46:58.780 he'll probably win new hampshire maybe win nevada what do you see happening in the democratic party

01:47:07.020 where are they headed well you're not going to be surprised to hear that uh this troubles me greatly

01:47:13.820 because this over time the party certainly in foreign policy has changed from where it was when i

01:47:20.060 joined when john f kennedy was president but now uh the position you know we've developed a kind of

01:47:26.460 regulated capitalism in america and overall it's worked pretty well you could say it's too much

01:47:32.060 too little but the the philosophy that bernie sanders represents really is state control of increasing

01:47:39.260 parts of our economy it's not what america's been about not what has given us our growth and

01:47:44.460 opportunity and really it's up to the voters in the primaries and who comes out if if if the center

01:47:50.460 left in the center of the democratic party comes out biden or bloomberg or klobuchar will do better

01:47:57.340 but right now i would say the dynamism is with uh sanders and uh the party is going to be very

01:48:04.860 different than it was before and i i personally don't think bernie can win and democrats ought to

01:48:10.380 think about that thanks joe lieberman as always thank you god bless uh senator joe lieberman boy

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01:49:37.500 spend some time with glenn is fourth of july at gettysburg this is going to be incredible go to

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01:49:57.340 daniel hannon is a friend of freedom he is a guy that i i met probably 15 years ago i don't

01:50:17.180 actually know if we've ever actually met but we've talked to each other via satellite so many times over

01:50:21.980 the years he has worked 17 years to get out of the european parliament he was a member of the

01:50:27.020 european parliament he led the campaign to get his job canceled um brexit day is finally here it's

01:50:34.780 happening at 11 p.m uh european time uh that'll happen this this afternoon here in america and we

01:50:43.340 wanted to check in on a day i wasn't sure was ever going to come with daniel hannon welcome daniel

01:50:48.620 thank you glenn it's a real pleasure as always to be with you and i'm delighted to say it's

01:50:53.340 actually happening at 11 p.m uk time european time is something different just to make clear

01:50:59.820 to your listeners i'm not a european i'm a brit so uh you're here and the markets haven't collapsed and

01:51:09.980 the seas aren't on fire and yeah there's going to be food in people's mouths and grocery stores will

01:51:15.660 be open tomorrow i'm looking out of my window i don't see any dinosaurs or any asteroid strikes

01:51:21.100 there isn't world war three in fact not only that glenn but the uk economy has outperformed the euro

01:51:27.660 zone for the last couple of years we have more people in work than ever before in our history

01:51:33.340 the stock exchange has surged our exports are up our manufacturing is up we've attracted more inward

01:51:39.100 investment than any country in the world except china so i think we can reasonably look forward with

01:51:44.860 some optimism and confidence to what the future holds so daniel what does this mean i mean first

01:51:51.900 of all let me let me just say this a congratulations thank you i appreciate that you guys are you did 0.99

01:51:59.020 what we did in you know 1776 except we had to have a war over it because you guys were so stupid and 0.85

01:52:06.380 stubborn but um but when i'm watching when i watched nigel farage's uh speech a that i mean i couldn't 0.93

01:52:14.460 believe what they did to him in the end they made his point um but i thought this is a shot heard around

01:52:20.700 the world just like our declaration of independence was it you did a very american thing and you did it

01:52:29.660 right you you you did it without arms and riots i mean that's a remarkable thing you guys have just

01:52:36.540 pulled off well i i could turn that around and and channel edmund burke who was of course an mp at the

01:52:42.780 time of the revolution and say that you guys did a very british thing in 1776 which was to to take to

01:52:48.300 its logical conclusion the arguments in favor of personal freedom and democracy but i tell you this no

01:52:54.860 country that i can think of ever got poorer as a result of becoming more self-governing and i i do

01:53:01.820 think we are feeling something of the mood of optimism that swept over uh the the then colonies

01:53:09.100 in in 1776 i was looking at uh uh john adams's letters and he he was probably the gloomiest of the

01:53:16.300 founders you know pessimistic about the fallen nature of man but when the on the day of the declaration

01:53:21.740 of independence even he got caught up with the mood and he wrote to his wife abigail through all

01:53:26.540 the gloom i can see the rays of ravishing light and glory i can see that the end is worth more than

01:53:32.140 all the means and that prosperity will triumph and you know brits are a fairly reserved people we

01:53:37.500 wouldn't put it in such florid terms but that is the mood here there are parties going on all around

01:53:42.140 there you know just i'm i'm speaking for you to you from london there's a crowd a little bit down

01:53:47.340 the road outside parliament uh just happy good-natured people waving the flag and as i

01:53:52.860 walked past a moment ago they were singing sweet caroline so good that's so funny it's of course

01:53:58.380 it's a great thing to feel uh that you're you're back in charge of your own affairs so what do you

01:54:03.180 think's going to happen with the european union because as i i watched that and i connected to

01:54:10.460 what he was saying about an out of control government that that's not what we signed up

01:54:17.100 for um it's corrupt you are you're ignoring us uh you go your own way you belittle us and you

01:54:25.500 belittle the people yeah and i thought if i can relate to it surely the people in france or germany

01:54:32.460 or uh you know or norway or sweden they're looking at that going yeah you know what what are we doing

01:54:39.420 yeah and that's the thing that they're really scared of how does the eu respond to brexit britain's

01:54:46.700 going to be fine but what's going to happen in the eurozone and actually again i don't want to over

01:54:51.020 i don't want to kill this metaphor or this this parallel by overdoing it but since you you started

01:54:55.580 it again there's a fairly no it's actually the brits that started it just by yeah yeah okay you started

01:55:02.060 the brits immediately after yorktown were in the same kind of mood that brussels is in now they were

01:55:10.460 hurt and angry but it didn't take long for the british government to realize that its own interests

01:55:17.020 depended on having a good cordial relationship with the new country and so the new administration

01:55:23.340 under shelburne in 1782 said we're going to open all of our ports in the in britain in the caribbean to

01:55:27.820 all american vessels we're going to renounce all our claims on all the trans appellation territories

01:55:32.460 you know adams and and jay and franklin couldn't believe the generosity but from a british point

01:55:37.340 of view it was the correct thing to do because we understood that free trade is good for everybody

01:55:42.380 that that we wanted to have rich neighbors because rich neighbors make good customers and

01:55:47.420 that's how it worked out now let's remember that you did you did you did come back in in 1812 to 0.96

01:55:54.380 you know start a war and and burn our white house surely the most ridiculous war ever right

01:56:00.700 the reason that the war began was over before the first shots were fired and the only significant 0.92

01:56:06.540 engagement took place after the peace terms had been signed before news had reached it right but uh

01:56:12.060 but uh but uh but i mean that the the interesting thing is the eu could respond to the brexit vote by

01:56:18.940 saying okay i wonder why we got that wrong maybe we we've become a bit too remote maybe we need to

01:56:25.020 reconnect maybe the italians or the dutch or the poles or the danes will feel similarly let's try and

01:56:30.460 anticipate let's try and devolve a little bit of power but you know so far they've done exactly the

01:56:35.500 opposite they said oh great now that the brits are out of the way we can have a european army and we can

01:56:40.540 have a european tax system and we have more and more power uh for the center and i think if they insist on

01:56:46.220 taking that line then the eu will fall apart sooner rather than later so daniel i've never understood

01:56:54.140 the parliamentary system never understood it i mean you guys seem to be going through prime

01:56:58.300 ministers like water uh we have a different system with our impeachment but that's really what we're

01:57:03.820 talking about now is whether you can impeach someone uh that didn't do anything illegal may do

01:57:10.940 stuff that you didn't like but but really if impeachment is more of a vote of no confidence

01:57:16.780 which our founders never intended what do we what do we look like uh to you a as a historian can you

01:57:25.740 give us some perspective where you're not connected to it uh and and and be just as a as a brit

01:57:33.020 uh well i mean i i'm now going to say something that is is probably guaranteed to offend every

01:57:39.900 single person listening to you whether they're a democrat or republican whether they support or

01:57:44.460 oppose the impeachment which is that i don't think that donald trump uh colluded with russia and i don't

01:57:51.260 think that he uh behaved in an impeachable way over the ukraine business but i think that what we know

01:57:59.180 of his behavior is so unpresidential and and so indicative of bad character and bad judgment that

01:58:05.900 that should count against him politically and i i reckon that statement has offended absolutely

01:58:09.580 everybody because one of the things that is very striking about the u.s discourse at the moment

01:58:15.980 is that everyone has to be a hundred percent one way or the other yes everyone has to be you know

01:58:21.340 and to say anything in between to say for example it's great that donald trump is cutting taxes

01:58:28.220 although it's a pity he lied about releasing his own tax return or to say it's fantastic that

01:58:33.660 he's deregulating really overdue but you know what a pity that he thinks it's okay to mock the

01:58:37.900 family of a deceased american servicemen you never hear anybody saying those things because it's become

01:58:43.500 so tribal and so polarized and i've got to say that does worry me you know the the extent to which

01:58:50.060 people in the u.s now see the other side as enemies rather than as fellow citizens with a different

01:58:56.620 opinion and and a great democracy can only take so much of that so as a historian you've watched us

01:59:04.620 for a long long time you know our history i think it was churchill said one of the greatest things about

01:59:13.020 americans is after they've tried everything else they finally do it right uh do we do we uh

01:59:19.740 uh how do we get out of this one daniel yeah i mean look america is still the greatest republic

01:59:25.660 on earth it is a fantastic fantastic country and now you're only saying that because it's true but uh

01:59:32.380 yeah but it is true you liberated millions of people from tyranny you put the flag of your country on the

01:59:38.060 moon you you created uh the most open and free system of government on earth and those things have

01:59:44.700 deep roots but i would say you know they they depend on people valuing the rule of law and the process

01:59:52.300 and the rules and the the the thing that i find alarming about the u.s now is how indifferent people

01:59:59.820 are to due process when they happen to favor a particular outcome so i mean you know it's a trivial

02:00:06.460 example but i would say that both barack obama and donald trump exceeded their powers and sideline

02:00:13.900 congress in order to tamper with the rules on immigration obama did it to liberalize immigration

02:00:19.580 trump did it to tighten immigration but the number of people who condemned them both you could count

02:00:24.540 pretty much on your fingers you know and the thing is either either that's right or it's wrong it's not

02:00:29.420 right when it happens to be your guy but wrong when it's the other guy and the the the

02:00:33.580 uh as soon as you lose sight of that and you get into this kind of anything goes

02:00:40.700 that's when you risk becoming like you know guatemala or peru or or somewhere else that has

02:00:46.780 has had a a much weaker history of the rule of law and of peaceful democratic politics

02:00:53.500 daniel hannon it is always great to uh to talk to you and your your insight is great and i i'm so happy

02:01:01.740 and there are millions of americans that are cheering for your freedom uh today to chart your

02:01:07.820 own course and to be your own country and to fly your flag with pride well we appreciate that cousins

02:01:15.100 right back at you god bless you thank you daniel hannon from london

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02:04:28.300 cure for the nation you know we're still all getting blocked so yes you know there's some hard evidence

02:04:35.820 that we're getting we got a 480 page inspector general report which came out in december of uh

02:04:42.620 2019 but you know it's the tip of the iceberg there's so much more i'm i guess i'm asking is it kind of

02:04:49.340 like i have a friend who thought this weekend that he had cancer thought i spent a lot of time with him

02:04:58.620 this last weekend i'm sorry talking him talking him through that and and he would go through periods

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02:05:13.500 was going to react once he got the news one way or another um because there's something about not

02:05:19.100 knowing for sure that gives you a little bit of hope you know what i mean so was it is it kind of like that

02:05:24.780 moment when you find out that the government has been reading everything been watching everything

02:05:32.300 that you you you had a little bit of hope that maybe that's not really going on

02:05:37.420 glenn look what i know for sure and what i i've known for sure for over three years already is using

02:05:46.540 your analogy there is a serious cancer that our country is suffering from based you know which started

02:05:55.100 with this metastasizing of the uh russia collusion hoax to me you know in answer to your question

02:06:03.500 that is the biggest problem and you know thing at the forefront of my mind there's a lot of things

02:06:10.380 that i'm starting to do to you know help uh help find a cure if you will uh for both myself and for

02:06:20.140 our entire country but litigation is one of those things absolutely your confidence level i i'm i'm

02:06:30.620 very confident that my case is incredibly strong the thing which sometimes gives me a little bit of

02:06:37.980 caution is i know what's been done in federal courts by false filings by u.s department of justice and

02:06:50.300 private institutions the dnc and media organizations in terms of some of my initial uh battles so um and

02:06:59.580 look i mean that's kind of that that caution is you know reason for that caution is a key storyline

02:07:09.260 in uh the inspector general report right those 17 errors and omissions so what you know the caution

02:07:15.900 you know i know my case if we're kind of basing things exactly upon the facts and you know whatever

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