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00:01:21.800 well hello america and welcome to wednesday yes back in the saddle it's not covid uh it may have

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00:04:28.660 all right well i was looking over the news today of all the stuff that uh i thought you should know

00:04:37.380 about and i i found a lot of stories that really only make sense if you're hammered uh so i thought

00:04:46.000 why not do a little drunk news for you today

00:04:49.780 and and and and and in and another news the los angeles county sheriff uh alex villain villain villain

00:05:03.900 villanueva uh is worried uh because he was quote forced with a choice

00:05:12.760 he has released 4 276 non-violent inmates he said we have approximately 1200 murder suspects currently in

00:05:25.900 jail and that's greater than the entire population of some jail systems so we had to release almost

00:05:37.000 5 000 inmates into the general public uh because they might get sick they might get the coronavirus

00:05:45.720 well now he is announced uh after also closing all of the gun stores and making it illegal for you to buy any ammunition

00:05:59.040 he is now announced that he is concerned that there might be a increase in crime

00:06:09.000 but the good news is they'll all be healthy healthy criminals in other unrelated news or those of us in

00:06:20.640 the media would like you to believe that they're unrelated an inmate who is released from jail due to

00:06:27.180 fears from coronavirus spread in the jailhouse has been rearrested on a murder charge the sheriff says

00:06:37.700 there's no question that joseph williams took advantage of the health emergency and committed crimes

00:06:45.660 while he was awaiting resolution of a low-level non-violent offense but the good news again is

00:06:55.580 while he was murdering that guy he was completely healthy

00:07:01.740 chile has come up with an interesting way to make everybody feel good the cases of the coronavirus in chile 0.96

00:07:14.700 have climbed past 70 7500 deaths in uh people and 82 deaths uh but there's been 2300 that have recovered

00:07:30.440 now that's a pretty good number of people who have recovered chile however has announced

00:07:39.260 that we now have 2300 people who have recovered and they are no longer contagious

00:07:49.080 because 898 of them are dead and but they have not been able to spread that disease to

00:07:59.940 anybody anybody else and uh they have been in that box now for at least 14 days remember this is all

00:08:11.300 real news believe it or not church members get 500 tickets for sitting in their vehicles with the windows

00:08:21.680 closed closed closed closed during radio uh service in a church parking lot this one i really uh don't i i don't understand

00:08:34.060 uh because i just i just went to the liquor store and they delivered the liquor to me in my car

00:08:45.340 and i didn't get a fine in fact i i paid a heavy tax to the state for that liquor i'm wondering if those are

00:08:57.480 uh tied together at all but what do i know and joe biden says the coronavirus has

00:09:08.960 has helped my presidential campaign yes sir it certainly has and uh finally an update on chris cuomo

00:09:24.180 chris in fact we have the chris cuomo theme we can thank you for uh thank you very much

00:09:33.320 so chris cuomo as you know has been very very uh sick and has his own personal battle with the coronavirus

00:09:46.300 and uh he has now come out and said that while he is doing much better he said i quote feel better

00:09:58.640 but i'm scared by this because i'm scared by the poet uh the potential of this and it frustrates me because i can't get out of my basement

00:10:12.620 he says i still have this low-grade fever but i can't shake it and now i and i know everybody tells me it's gradual it takes time

00:10:24.260 but it's maddening to have this stupid old fever he says my my breathing is is getting better and stronger 0.75

00:10:33.540 but uh he says there's some real emotional and psychological effects that he has suffered

00:10:41.520 he said people are afraid to talk about it but i am not said chris cuomo

00:10:49.680 this virus creates an emotional illness and creates high uh psychological uh head illnesses

00:10:58.820 he said i'm i'm telling you is in my head not just figuratively in terms of messing with it

00:11:07.580 because you've been sick for a long time and it creates some sort of brain fog

00:11:15.660 and an edginess in people and it messes with your head and it's a deep psychological and emotional

00:11:23.940 problem problem and

00:11:27.800 uh chris i just i want to uh point

00:11:32.840 this may not be something new for you

00:11:37.140 and they get you uh because i think you've been messed up in the head for a while now

00:11:45.640 and that's all the news now let's take a look at sports

00:11:51.000 well there is no sports

00:11:56.100 all right

00:11:58.160 there is a there is another story that i think is important to uh uh to hit

00:12:05.620 stew was telling me about it right before we went on the air

00:12:08.040 um and it it kind of fits into the drunk news

00:12:12.420 uh but but not exactly

00:12:14.680 yes would you like any more any more specific uh or are you

00:12:20.880 take it sue take it sue 1.00

00:12:24.200 is there one in particular

00:12:25.360 take it up

00:12:27.820 can you give me hand signals

00:12:29.440 all i do is i remember i remember

00:12:31.780 you talking about something like that is what we should do right after

00:12:36.020 drunk news but i didn't write it down

00:12:38.600 so that's

00:12:40.820 well perhaps you know since you're talking uh you talked about how

00:12:44.900 joe biden was helped by coronavirus in his campaign

00:12:48.700 that was it that was the joe biden one

00:12:51.500 because i thought this if you listen to this story

00:12:55.280 it absolutely sounds like a bunch of drunks got together and said

00:13:00.560 hey i i'm just i'm just asking

00:13:03.840 would i ask officer

00:13:06.540 let's just say that i have been drinking

00:13:10.460 i haven't been but let's just say i have been

00:13:14.200 would this be an infraction

00:13:17.180 that sounds exactly like this story

00:13:21.340 yeah listen to this story

00:13:22.420 538 did a rundown of

00:13:24.180 look we're just asking questions

00:13:26.020 this is there's no one specifically in mind here

00:13:29.100 this is not

00:13:30.080 i don't have any

00:13:31.200 just this is just a question osiver

00:13:33.980 just a question

00:13:35.400 everyone has questions

00:13:36.800 and this one just happens to be

00:13:38.580 let's just say

00:13:39.720 in a completely unforeseen

00:13:42.660 uh

00:13:43.920 just

00:13:44.440 i had nobody in mind here

00:13:47.500 nobody

00:13:48.260 confluence of events

00:13:50.420 uh

00:13:51.000 just

00:13:51.760 thinking

00:13:52.860 what if

00:13:54.540 one of the candidates

00:13:56.240 maybe wasn't really fit to run for office

00:14:01.000 and had to drop out

00:14:03.100 i'm not just saying

00:14:04.320 i don't know

00:14:04.840 i don't know who it could be

00:14:07.940 i have

00:14:08.620 i'm just saying

00:14:10.060 is there a way to get joe biden off of the record

00:14:13.440 assuming

00:14:15.820 i mean

00:14:16.480 or john trump

00:14:17.900 right

00:14:19.280 they actually mentioned it

00:14:20.540 because obviously everyone's thinking like

00:14:22.860 gosh joe biden

00:14:23.880 doesn't look like he can get through

00:14:26.340 conversations without stumbling over

00:14:29.600 word after word

00:14:30.560 no

00:14:30.840 what happens

00:14:31.580 you know so

00:14:32.540 they go through this

00:14:33.580 uh

00:14:34.060 this litany of

00:14:35.640 of

00:14:36.020 of

00:14:36.380 approaches to that situation

00:14:38.280 and throw in that

00:14:39.240 look donald trump's also in his 70s

00:14:40.600 just want to point that out

00:14:41.320 not that we're singling out biden here

00:14:43.280 i mean

00:14:43.480 you know

00:14:44.260 both of these guys are old

00:14:45.360 they're old nominees

00:14:46.240 and maybe

00:14:46.940 one of them has health reasons

00:14:48.740 or decides they don't want to run anymore

00:14:50.180 and

00:14:50.960 maybe nancy pelosi 0.91

00:14:52.600 i mean

00:14:53.740 uh

00:14:54.700 no he's not

00:14:56.620 she's not around his diet coke

00:14:58.360 ever

00:14:58.780 i'm just saying

00:14:59.640 so social distancing is helping his campaign

00:15:02.160 apparently

00:15:02.560 right

00:15:03.120 um

00:15:03.480 but they talk about this and they say basically

00:15:05.200 if it were to happen right now

00:15:06.840 like joe biden decided

00:15:08.160 you know what

00:15:09.340 i'm all set

00:15:10.320 i'm not going to run

00:15:11.260 i don't think this is the right thing for me and my family

00:15:13.100 whatever the reason

00:15:13.980 he drops out of the race

00:15:15.080 as of right now

00:15:16.860 all of these candidates would likely just

00:15:19.020 unsuspend their campaigns

00:15:21.700 and jump back in

00:15:23.420 and they'd have to figure out how to vote

00:15:24.860 uh

00:15:25.740 if it happened after the primary

00:15:28.080 and before the convention

00:15:29.980 then there would be this sort of

00:15:32.820 democratic party convention

00:15:35.160 brokered convention thing

00:15:36.920 you might picture right

00:15:38.020 where there is a

00:15:38.740 an argument at the convention

00:15:40.660 to see who would win

00:15:41.700 after that

00:15:43.040 after the convention

00:15:43.820 if it were to happen

00:15:44.460 then the party is just picking

00:15:45.780 like the party is actually going through

00:15:47.260 and they're picking

00:15:47.800 all right

00:15:48.440 let me

00:15:48.960 let me ask you another question

00:15:50.620 let's just say

00:15:52.100 one of the two candidates

00:15:53.620 couldn't run

00:15:54.820 right

00:15:55.140 and we didn't want the

00:15:57.260 other candidate

00:15:58.480 because he's a socialist

00:16:00.000 and he would have no chance of winning

00:16:03.180 what would have to happen

00:16:06.520 let's just say

00:16:07.440 I'm pulling it out of the air

00:16:08.520 for a governor

00:16:09.220 let's say

00:16:09.760 like a state of New York

00:16:11.280 to become

00:16:12.300 the presidential

00:16:13.340 I'm just saying

00:16:16.740 I'm just picking a state

00:16:18.340 I am fascinated

00:16:19.760 by this Cuomo thing though

00:16:20.940 what has he done

00:16:22.100 he's like

00:16:23.000 hey

00:16:23.460 all the inmates

00:16:24.880 are going to make

00:16:25.400 hand sanitizer

00:16:26.320 that's his big move

00:16:27.560 here

00:16:27.860 I know

00:16:28.880 here's what he's done

00:16:30.420 here's what he's done Stu

00:16:32.140 he's not Joe Biden

00:16:34.780 right

00:16:35.100 I know

00:16:35.600 that's it

00:16:36.120 but like

00:16:37.100 he's

00:16:37.520 but like again

00:16:38.580 I'm not arguing

00:16:39.520 that I think he would be

00:16:40.680 a good president

00:16:41.300 by any means

00:16:42.020 but Gavin Newsom

00:16:43.420 is clearly

00:16:44.540 a better option here

00:16:45.760 the guy has actually done

00:16:47.240 a halfway decent job

00:16:48.960 through this process

00:16:50.060 as compared to Cuomo

00:16:51.420 I mean

00:16:52.200 if you compare the two

00:16:53.360 Cuomo's done a terrible job

00:16:54.500 I swear the only reason is

00:16:55.660 all these journalists

00:16:56.580 live in New York

00:16:57.500 and they live for

00:16:58.080 this guy's press conferences

00:16:59.100 so they all sit there

00:17:00.240 and hang on

00:17:01.300 every single word he says

00:17:02.560 while most of the news media

00:17:04.360 is out

00:17:04.660 and not in California

00:17:06.500 so they're not seeing

00:17:07.140 Newsom as closely

00:17:07.940 you're exactly right

00:17:09.820 you're exactly right

00:17:10.620 it all goes down

00:17:11.420 to the press

00:17:12.060 yet again

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00:19:25.660 I want to talk

00:19:26.180 to you a little

00:19:26.520 bit about a chart

00:19:27.200 we're going to

00:19:27.560 show you tonight

00:19:28.560 on TV

00:19:30.180 we are going

00:19:31.600 to be arguing

00:19:32.300 with

00:19:33.160 healthcare

00:19:34.280 socialists

00:19:35.080 tonight

00:19:35.660 as part of

00:19:36.900 a series

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00:19:38.760 and what's

00:19:39.540 happening in

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00:19:47.960 was drooling

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00:19:49.440 you've got

00:19:51.680 Charlie Kirk

00:19:52.980 who was like

00:19:53.800 this is fantastic

00:19:54.880 really great

00:19:56.380 reviews from those

00:19:57.160 who are reading

00:19:57.720 it as well

00:19:58.740 just online

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00:20:00.080 it's one of

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00:20:01.620 that we have

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00:20:15.520 and he

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00:20:16.560 butt

00:20:16.920 he's riddled

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00:20:31.200 as well

00:20:31.680 but tonight

00:20:33.680 we're going

00:20:33.940 to be

00:20:34.140 talking about

00:20:34.660 this push

00:20:35.180 towards

00:20:35.700 socialized

00:20:37.140 medicine

00:20:37.580 and we're

00:20:38.920 going to

00:20:39.080 start with

00:20:39.760 just the

00:20:40.260 facts of

00:20:40.780 what's going

00:20:41.260 on on

00:20:41.820 Glenn TV

00:20:42.260 tonight

00:20:42.780 at 9pm

00:20:44.900 and I

00:20:45.900 want to

00:20:46.160 show now

00:20:47.020 we'll just

00:20:47.440 kind of

00:20:47.700 talk through

00:20:48.180 this but

00:20:48.560 I want to

00:20:49.100 talk through

00:20:49.640 this

00:20:49.980 chart

00:20:52.020 that is

00:20:53.640 the cumulative

00:20:54.320 percent of

00:20:55.720 each country's

00:20:56.580 population dying

00:20:57.800 from the

00:20:58.200 coronavirus

00:20:58.700 death rate

00:20:59.580 up through

00:21:00.240 April 13th

00:21:01.420 and when

00:21:02.480 you see

00:21:03.000 this chart

00:21:03.880 it is

00:21:04.940 stunning

00:21:06.000 where America

00:21:07.300 is and

00:21:08.200 there's a lot

00:21:08.680 to go through

00:21:09.260 it but

00:21:09.720 and different

00:21:11.660 ways to look

00:21:12.300 at it but

00:21:12.640 I just want

00:21:13.520 to take

00:21:14.020 this on

00:21:14.720 face value

00:21:15.740 this chart

00:21:17.200 shows that

00:21:18.360 Belgium is

00:21:19.640 almost a

00:21:20.240 straight line

00:21:20.780 up Spain

00:21:22.060 is next

00:21:22.940 the Netherlands

00:21:24.340 and Sweden

00:21:25.280 and Norway

00:21:26.140 and Italy

00:21:26.980 are also

00:21:27.820 straight line

00:21:28.600 up France

00:21:29.780 Germany

00:21:30.680 and is

00:21:32.000 doing

00:21:32.320 pretty well

00:21:33.320 the United

00:21:34.380 Kingdom

00:21:34.840 started late

00:21:35.960 but it's

00:21:36.780 it's growing

00:21:37.580 quickly

00:21:38.080 the one

00:21:39.540 who has

00:21:40.300 for our

00:21:41.760 population

00:21:42.540 that has

00:21:44.980 the lowest

00:21:46.320 death rate

00:21:47.160 is the

00:21:48.340 United States

00:21:49.100 we started

00:21:50.560 late last

00:21:51.840 we have the

00:21:52.500 flattest curve

00:21:53.700 and I know

00:21:55.480 there are many

00:21:55.940 ways to read

00:21:56.880 this

00:21:57.260 you know

00:21:58.240 we maybe

00:21:58.700 we should

00:21:59.080 read this

00:21:59.600 as we

00:22:00.720 should take

00:22:01.220 our states

00:22:02.000 as countries

00:22:02.900 etc etc

00:22:03.620 but that's

00:22:04.800 changing the

00:22:05.720 rules to

00:22:06.580 find ways

00:22:07.820 to you

00:22:09.420 know to

00:22:09.840 find an

00:22:10.900 answer that

00:22:11.380 the media

00:22:11.800 would like

00:22:12.380 in many

00:22:13.240 ways

00:22:13.680 this is

00:22:15.600 a chart

00:22:16.420 that you

00:22:16.700 will not

00:22:17.340 see on

00:22:18.020 mainstream

00:22:18.420 media

00:22:18.860 because it

00:22:19.420 makes what

00:22:20.180 we did

00:22:21.040 look really

00:22:22.420 good

00:22:22.840 it shows

00:22:23.460 the US

00:22:23.900 is doing

00:22:24.320 extremely

00:22:25.160 well

00:22:25.880 relative

00:22:26.460 to other

00:22:27.060 Western

00:22:27.520 European

00:22:27.940 countries

00:22:28.580 regarding

00:22:29.460 how we

00:22:29.880 are

00:22:30.040 handling

00:22:30.400 the

00:22:30.620 coronavirus

00:22:31.020 you'll

00:22:32.440 see

00:22:32.740 that

00:22:33.000 chart

00:22:33.420 tonight

00:22:33.960 and we'll

00:22:34.440 tweet it

00:22:34.880 out so

00:22:35.260 you have

00:22:35.700 it to

00:22:36.000 share

00:22:36.200 with your

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00:24:02.480 welcome to

00:24:13.440 the Glenn

00:24:13.980 Beck

00:24:14.120 program

00:24:14.580 Mr. Pat

00:24:15.520 Gray is 0.74

00:24:16.240 joining us

00:24:16.940 now from

00:24:17.380 Pat Gray

00:24:17.820 Unleashed

00:24:18.280 the podcast

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00:24:19.400 hear on

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00:24:28.600 hello

00:24:28.860 Pat

00:24:29.240 hello

00:24:29.520 Glenn

00:24:29.820 I'm so

00:24:31.160 glad to

00:24:31.640 so glad

00:24:32.400 to talk

00:24:32.820 to you

00:24:33.160 and see

00:24:34.100 that you're

00:24:34.480 still

00:24:34.860 you're still

00:24:35.620 around

00:24:35.920 you're still

00:24:36.300 kicking

00:24:36.620 it's good

00:24:37.320 news

00:24:37.720 so far

00:24:38.400 for so

00:24:39.020 many

00:24:39.300 so many

00:24:39.960 yeah

00:24:40.260 yeah

00:24:40.480 I thought

00:24:41.660 maybe I'd

00:24:42.680 like to show

00:24:43.180 you the

00:24:43.500 new Mao

00:24:44.040 trophy

00:24:44.520 that we're

00:24:45.700 giving away

00:24:46.420 it is

00:24:47.180 a statue

00:24:48.360 of Chairman

00:24:49.140 Mao

00:24:49.500 it's

00:24:51.000 beautiful

00:24:51.880 yeah

00:24:52.460 and

00:24:53.260 you know

00:24:54.000 it's an

00:24:54.600 honor just

00:24:55.380 to be

00:24:55.720 nominated

00:24:56.300 to win

00:24:57.440 the Mao

00:24:58.000 but

00:24:59.360 we're going

00:25:00.900 to we're

00:25:01.400 going to

00:25:01.600 award this

00:25:02.340 maybe

00:25:03.080 maybe Friday

00:25:04.060 maybe next

00:25:05.240 week we'll

00:25:05.580 see

00:25:05.920 but

00:25:07.100 in this

00:25:08.780 this Mao

00:25:09.400 trophy

00:25:09.700 has got to

00:25:10.360 go to the

00:25:10.920 right recipient

00:25:11.620 and I would

00:25:12.380 like people

00:25:12.980 to start

00:25:13.360 nominating

00:25:13.980 who the

00:25:15.160 biggest

00:25:15.460 tyrant

00:25:16.000 I'm sorry

00:25:16.420 who the

00:25:16.760 biggest

00:25:17.080 Maoist

00:25:17.740 is

00:25:18.260 in America

00:25:20.080 right now

00:25:20.740 and I mean

00:25:21.580 I think

00:25:21.840 there's lots

00:25:22.440 of people

00:25:22.780 to choose

00:25:23.400 from

00:25:23.640 there is

00:25:24.020 the

00:25:24.280 governor

00:25:24.800 of

00:25:25.380 Michigan

00:25:25.900 there is

00:25:26.660 the

00:25:26.920 governor

00:25:27.340 of Kentucky

00:25:28.140 governor

00:25:29.360 of Kentucky

00:25:29.920 is great

00:25:30.280 the sheriff

00:25:30.900 of

00:25:31.380 in

00:25:32.520 Los Angeles

00:25:34.620 is really

00:25:35.880 quite good

00:25:36.540 even the

00:25:37.100 governor

00:25:37.340 of Virginia

00:25:38.460 might be

00:25:39.780 a good

00:25:40.160 might be

00:25:40.900 a good

00:25:41.180 candidate

00:25:41.640 for this

00:25:42.240 you have

00:25:43.480 a nomination

00:25:44.000 you would

00:25:44.340 like to

00:25:44.680 for me

00:25:45.160 it's got

00:25:46.020 to be

00:25:46.280 it's got

00:25:46.820 to be

00:25:47.020 Andy

00:25:47.220 Beshear

00:25:47.800 of Kentucky

00:25:48.680 he's done

00:25:49.680 such a great

00:25:50.340 job in

00:25:50.880 clamping down

00:25:51.660 on people

00:25:52.200 in his

00:25:53.020 state

00:25:54.060 which is

00:25:55.040 you know

00:25:55.500 a mostly

00:25:55.960 majority

00:25:57.120 Republican

00:25:57.740 state

00:25:58.180 and so

00:25:58.600 it makes

00:25:59.340 it even

00:25:59.900 more profound

00:26:01.820 what he has

00:26:02.540 done there

00:26:03.100 the good

00:26:03.820 work he has

00:26:04.480 done

00:26:04.680 keeping people

00:26:05.280 out of

00:26:05.600 church

00:26:05.980 keeping people

00:26:07.260 in their

00:26:07.700 homes

00:26:08.100 and

00:26:09.200 not allowing

00:26:10.780 anybody

00:26:11.140 to do

00:26:11.640 anything

00:26:12.200 in the

00:26:12.620 state

00:26:12.820 of Kentucky

00:26:13.320 it's

00:26:13.900 I'm so

00:26:14.580 glad

00:26:15.200 that they

00:26:15.560 got rid

00:26:15.920 of Matt

00:26:16.280 Bevin

00:26:16.680 yeah

00:26:18.620 I think

00:26:19.580 the ankle

00:26:20.080 bracelets

00:26:20.640 on people

00:26:21.800 who refuse

00:26:22.380 to stay

00:26:22.800 at home

00:26:23.140 I think

00:26:23.500 that was

00:26:24.360 a nice

00:26:24.860 touch

00:26:25.180 that really

00:26:25.860 only

00:26:26.440 only Mao

00:26:27.740 really would

00:26:28.400 have tried

00:26:28.700 to pull

00:26:29.040 off

00:26:29.400 in Kentucky

00:26:30.220 I mean

00:26:31.540 can you

00:26:31.960 imagine

00:26:33.160 in a state

00:26:34.200 like Kentucky

00:26:34.820 that's

00:26:35.540 the kind

00:26:35.960 of stuff

00:26:36.360 that's

00:26:36.660 going on

00:26:37.400 right now

00:26:37.940 that is

00:26:38.600 it's

00:26:39.500 stunning

00:26:39.900 really

00:26:40.520 it's

00:26:40.920 you know

00:26:41.380 and fortunately

00:26:42.260 people are

00:26:42.720 starting to push

00:26:43.240 back a little

00:26:43.800 bit

00:26:44.000 people are

00:26:44.360 getting a

00:26:44.600 little bit

00:26:44.960 nervous about

00:26:46.180 this

00:26:46.460 they're getting

00:26:46.720 a little

00:26:46.940 pissed off

00:26:47.460 about this

00:26:48.060 and they're

00:26:48.700 starting to

00:26:49.160 stick up

00:26:49.480 for the

00:26:49.720 rights

00:26:50.040 I love

00:26:52.040 the people

00:26:52.480 who are

00:26:52.900 getting into

00:26:53.360 their car

00:26:53.860 and putting

00:26:54.760 together

00:26:55.200 protests

00:26:55.940 me too

00:26:56.440 you know

00:26:57.020 they're all

00:26:57.420 they're all

00:26:57.940 going to

00:26:58.680 the you know

00:26:59.440 the mayor's

00:27:00.080 office or

00:27:00.720 the and

00:27:01.380 they're all

00:27:01.680 staying in

00:27:02.180 their car

00:27:02.780 they're just

00:27:03.620 doing tea

00:27:04.320 party rallies

00:27:05.560 in their car

00:27:06.400 which I think

00:27:06.900 is tremendous

00:27:07.840 tremendous

00:27:08.900 by the way

00:27:09.520 if you're

00:27:09.820 organizing

00:27:10.360 one of

00:27:10.680 those for

00:27:11.040 the state

00:27:11.520 for your

00:27:11.860 state or

00:27:12.360 community

00:27:13.000 I'd love

00:27:13.640 to hear

00:27:13.960 from you

00:27:14.400 I'd also

00:27:15.080 like to hear

00:27:15.540 your nominations

00:27:16.260 for the

00:27:17.120 biggest

00:27:17.500 Maoist

00:27:18.340 in the

00:27:18.840 country

00:27:19.220 today

00:27:20.540 I think

00:27:21.220 we it's

00:27:21.820 we have

00:27:22.540 to stand

00:27:23.120 up against

00:27:23.820 this stuff

00:27:24.440 we have

00:27:25.100 to start

00:27:25.480 pointing these

00:27:26.060 people out

00:27:26.600 because this

00:27:27.020 is this

00:27:27.920 is insanity

00:27:28.960 did you

00:27:29.440 hear the thing

00:27:30.580 in Michigan

00:27:31.000 where Gretchen

00:27:32.080 Whitmer said

00:27:32.680 if you have

00:27:33.740 if you have

00:27:34.720 a vacation

00:27:35.300 home you know

00:27:36.240 and a lot of

00:27:36.620 Michiganders

00:27:37.020 do because

00:27:37.700 they've got

00:27:37.980 some great

00:27:38.640 lakes to

00:27:39.180 have cabins

00:27:39.940 on and all

00:27:40.340 that they

00:27:41.040 can't even

00:27:41.500 go to their

00:27:42.020 own home

00:27:43.360 like if they

00:27:45.320 have two

00:27:45.680 homes they

00:27:46.640 can't go to

00:27:47.240 the other

00:27:47.600 one what

00:27:48.920 why well

00:27:50.480 because you're

00:27:51.140 you're spreading

00:27:51.900 your potential

00:27:52.920 virus around a

00:27:53.800 different community

00:27:54.440 then but

00:27:56.940 you're in your

00:27:57.440 home right

00:27:59.180 but you've

00:27:59.700 gone from one

00:28:00.480 place to another

00:28:01.240 and you've

00:28:02.320 brought new

00:28:02.760 germs with you

00:28:03.480 I guess in

00:28:03.880 your car in

00:28:04.520 the car and

00:28:05.220 in the air

00:28:05.860 in the car

00:28:06.780 I don't

00:28:07.200 fully I mean

00:28:07.760 I don't

00:28:07.980 understand this

00:28:08.680 I leave my

00:28:09.720 home I get

00:28:10.520 into my car I

00:28:11.540 pull up to my

00:28:12.280 driveway of my

00:28:13.540 cabin on some

00:28:14.520 lake in Michigan

00:28:15.360 and might be

00:28:16.900 even make Lake

00:28:17.700 Michigan and I

00:28:18.780 I get out of

00:28:20.660 my car right

00:28:21.680 and we go right

00:28:22.520 into my other

00:28:23.160 home how am I

00:28:24.440 spreading anything

00:28:25.580 well it is

00:28:26.060 possible Glenn that

00:28:26.880 you could go to

00:28:27.460 one of the local

00:28:27.980 businesses and

00:28:28.900 purchase something

00:28:29.600 maybe some food

00:28:30.480 and take it out

00:28:31.220 and bring it back

00:28:31.940 home and then

00:28:33.200 you've spread your

00:28:34.080 germs around the

00:28:34.780 community and we

00:28:35.960 can't have that

00:28:36.460 but I would be

00:28:36.980 doing that I'd

00:28:38.020 be doing that

00:28:38.720 in my other

00:28:39.760 community do you

00:28:41.160 think you live in

00:28:41.680 America or 0.66

00:28:42.240 something

00:28:42.520 I mean I just

00:28:44.800 think you are to

00:28:45.740 be able to do

00:28:46.400 this stuff

00:28:47.120 I know

00:28:48.920 have you heard

00:28:49.520 the like of

00:28:50.060 this listen to

00:28:50.880 this guy

00:28:51.400 right right

00:28:52.840 by the way did

00:28:54.360 you hear what she

00:28:55.020 did with the

00:28:56.120 DeVos family

00:28:56.980 no you know

00:28:58.140 because Michigan

00:28:58.780 is one of these

00:28:59.540 that there's they're

00:29:00.120 having these they

00:29:01.140 want to start

00:29:02.060 gathering in their

00:29:02.880 cars and protest

00:29:03.900 her and and 0.99

00:29:07.460 she said it's

00:29:08.500 the DeVos family

00:29:09.620 that is doing

00:29:10.280 this they're

00:29:10.700 funding all of

00:29:11.800 this blah blah

00:29:12.700 blah blah blah

00:29:13.100 blah well the

00:29:13.840 DeVos family is

00:29:14.960 the is the the

00:29:17.440 owner and the

00:29:18.440 the originator of

00:29:19.840 Amway and so

00:29:22.500 they checked you

00:29:25.000 know did did the

00:29:25.880 DeVos family are

00:29:27.020 they starting this

00:29:27.700 and they did write

00:29:28.780 a pretty big check

00:29:30.020 to help fund this

00:29:31.520 thing and it was

00:29:32.600 all of $250

00:29:33.660 $250

00:29:35.300 that's good

00:29:36.700 wow

00:29:37.480 wow

00:29:38.400 yeah she said

00:29:39.120 it's their money

00:29:39.840 that they're

00:29:40.260 spreading around

00:29:41.140 that is that's

00:29:42.000 causing all of

00:29:42.720 this trouble and

00:29:43.500 and it was

00:29:45.420 $250 so

00:29:47.080 those damn

00:29:48.340 DeVos people

00:29:49.400 are just

00:29:49.980 they're horrible

00:29:51.440 aren't they

00:29:51.900 so the next day

00:29:53.340 she had to come

00:29:54.460 out and make a

00:29:55.400 statement she did

00:29:56.140 not apologize to

00:29:57.100 the DeVos family

00:29:57.920 she just in her

00:29:59.420 in her briefing

00:30:00.440 she said and I

00:30:01.220 just want to thank

00:30:01.840 Amway they have

00:30:02.860 really been helping

00:30:03.700 with the PPEs and

00:30:05.200 they've been helping

00:30:06.300 with disinfectants

00:30:07.500 and everything else

00:30:08.480 and they've really

00:30:09.240 played a real role

00:30:10.260 an important role

00:30:11.180 in our state

00:30:11.860 oh man

00:30:13.220 really

00:30:13.600 I mean she's

00:30:15.840 out of control

00:30:16.760 I got an email

00:30:19.520 in from a police

00:30:21.380 officer he said

00:30:22.320 Glenn I'm a 34

00:30:23.000 year old police

00:30:23.560 officer in Iowa

00:30:24.900 I've been listening

00:30:25.560 to you since I

00:30:26.140 was 16

00:30:27.060 I want to thank

00:30:29.760 you for being

00:30:30.160 such a strong

00:30:30.940 clear voice of

00:30:31.680 reason and principle

00:30:32.260 for so many years

00:30:33.160 several years ago

00:30:34.000 I had conversation

00:30:34.680 with my sergeant's

00:30:35.680 assistant chief

00:30:36.700 and the chief

00:30:37.800 about constitutionality

00:30:39.020 of some of the

00:30:39.520 orders that were

00:30:40.020 given by governors

00:30:40.960 throughout the country

00:30:41.680 I'm happy to say

00:30:43.000 that some are

00:30:43.880 very concerned

00:30:44.680 about governmental

00:30:45.400 overreach

00:30:46.340 however some were

00:30:47.180 more concerned

00:30:47.780 about the spread

00:30:48.280 of the virus

00:30:48.780 I've revisited

00:30:49.840 these conversations

00:30:50.600 several times

00:30:51.380 with them

00:30:51.760 as time has

00:30:52.480 gone on

00:30:52.860 and more and

00:30:53.360 more stories

00:30:54.120 of people being

00:30:54.760 arrested and

00:30:55.380 fined for

00:30:55.900 exercising their

00:30:56.680 constitutional rights

00:30:57.580 have come out

00:30:58.060 I've made it known

00:30:59.080 that I will not

00:30:59.880 violate the

00:31:00.520 constitution that I

00:31:01.420 swore an oath to

00:31:02.420 uphold and protect

00:31:03.640 regardless of what

00:31:04.480 our governor says

00:31:05.340 I've not received any

00:31:06.740 backlash yet

00:31:08.060 but I haven't been in a

00:31:09.280 position yet where I

00:31:10.500 had to defy orders

00:31:11.580 even while our mayor

00:31:12.720 is asking the public

00:31:13.560 to call police if they

00:31:14.640 suspect anyone of

00:31:15.580 violating the

00:31:16.140 governor's orders

00:31:16.920 I just want you to

00:31:18.040 know that while there

00:31:18.580 are many people who

00:31:19.200 seem to be paving the

00:31:20.520 road to hell with good

00:31:21.440 intentions there are

00:31:22.720 many of us who take

00:31:23.660 our oaths to the

00:31:24.440 constitution with grave

00:31:25.760 seriousness I hope

00:31:27.280 God willing that this

00:31:28.280 passes soon and cooler

00:31:29.620 heads will prevail

00:31:30.660 thanks again for the

00:31:32.020 service you've done for

00:31:32.640 the country blah blah

00:31:33.340 blah thank you very

00:31:34.840 much I find great hope

00:31:37.580 in this you know

00:31:38.180 yesterday I watched

00:31:39.380 Mr. Smith goes to

00:31:42.540 Washington with the

00:31:44.380 kids and they were

00:31:46.100 like the ones that

00:31:47.020 don't have color why

00:31:48.640 it's black and white

00:31:50.040 and Cheyenne said 0.99

00:31:55.560 afterwards this is one

00:31:56.940 of my favorite movies

00:31:58.180 it's a really great

00:32:00.800 story and if that

00:32:02.460 isn't the story of our

00:32:03.500 times I mean think of

00:32:04.440 the guts that it took

00:32:05.820 in 1939 to make that

00:32:10.240 movie where the movie

00:32:11.760 is about graft in in

00:32:15.000 the Senate and passing

00:32:16.760 these big these huge

00:32:18.580 bills just to save the

00:32:21.040 farmers and the

00:32:21.860 workers but what's

00:32:23.260 tucked inside of the

00:32:24.420 bills is toxic and

00:32:27.180 Jimmy Stewart is sent

00:32:28.240 to Washington and he

00:32:29.220 doesn't know anything

00:32:30.020 about it and and he

00:32:31.720 figures it out along

00:32:32.700 the way and stops it

00:32:33.760 think of that in 1939

00:32:35.640 but think about that

00:32:36.480 today that's exactly

00:32:37.780 what's going on today

00:32:38.820 and Thomas Massey is

00:32:40.660 Mr. Smith I think

00:32:43.860 that's a good analogy

00:32:44.960 he he really is and

00:32:47.580 he's getting the same

00:32:48.480 kind of flack too from

00:32:49.460 both sides of the aisle

00:32:51.580 and it's it's really a

00:32:53.080 shame because he's such

00:32:54.500 a good guy a patriot a

00:32:56.680 true conservative and

00:32:58.280 he's he's getting

00:32:59.160 hammered he's I mean is

00:33:01.540 there anybody who's other

00:33:03.400 than us in this room that

00:33:05.240 are siding with Thomas

00:33:06.400 Massey right now I don't

00:33:07.480 think so I think yeah I

00:33:09.500 think Shapiro is isn't

00:33:11.280 he yeah I think there are

00:33:12.780 maybe maybe Shapiro I but

00:33:14.740 it's they're few and far

00:33:16.300 between I think I think

00:33:18.000 Mark Levin is as well I

00:33:20.900 yeah I'm not sure I will

00:33:22.440 say that I know we can

00:33:24.500 fast forward a year or

00:33:25.700 two and there will be a

00:33:26.720 lot of people who very

00:33:28.020 much embrace the idea

00:33:29.160 that the spending of 2.2

00:33:30.860 trillion dollars was

00:33:31.800 probably worth a vote yeah

00:33:34.060 you know I know it's go on

00:33:36.100 the record for it yeah you

00:33:37.440 know it's a wild theory

00:33:39.540 that a couple trillion

00:33:41.340 dollars the biggest you

00:33:42.860 know package we've ever put

00:33:44.240 together in in US history

00:33:45.980 maybe we should have had

00:33:47.380 the representatives on the

00:33:48.460 record as to where they

00:33:49.360 felt on that I don't know

00:33:50.640 that's pretty picky you're

00:33:51.820 pretty picky if that's what

00:33:52.840 you're saying yeah yeah it's

00:33:54.140 true I have to tell you I

00:33:55.480 think I think that there is

00:33:57.360 I think there's something

00:33:59.100 bad brewing possibly you

00:34:03.780 know the stock market

00:34:05.000 everybody's talking about

00:34:05.800 the stock markets coming

00:34:06.840 back up look the stock

00:34:08.300 markets of course the stock

00:34:09.620 market is doing well they

00:34:11.360 just got two trillion

00:34:12.820 dollars from the Fed of

00:34:15.060 course the stock market is

00:34:16.900 doing well this this idea

00:34:19.500 about the stock market being

00:34:21.680 our benchmark and nobody is

00:34:23.980 talking about the small

00:34:24.920 businessman in America is

00:34:26.700 sickening I mean I really

00:34:29.180 think every time I see did

00:34:30.860 you guys see the story of the

00:34:33.620 uh the chyron and MSNBC from

00:34:37.600 uh Jim Cramer he was doing a

00:34:41.880 deal where he said the stock

00:34:43.220 market had its best day since

00:34:45.360 1939 well of course it was

00:34:49.480 Jim this doesn't have anything

00:34:51.500 to do with anything there are

00:34:53.720 no metrics involved on anything

00:34:56.260 anymore say what you want the

00:34:58.680 reason why the stock market is

00:35:00.220 doing well is because they've

00:35:02.440 already got their money and we

00:35:05.120 all paid for it every taxpayer

00:35:07.640 paid sixteen thousand five

00:35:09.920 hundred dollars that's that's

00:35:11.580 the chain around our neck we

00:35:13.440 each paid that and most

00:35:15.700 taxpayers are not going to get

00:35:17.940 the twelve hundred dollars uh

00:35:20.060 you know as a free gift from

00:35:22.140 the United States government so

00:35:23.840 wait a minute I paid sixteen

00:35:25.220 five and you're giving me twelve

00:35:28.100 hundred back I don't think that

00:35:29.880 sounds like a good deal because

00:35:31.740 I'm not helping saving the

00:35:33.780 businesses in my neighborhood

00:35:35.440 they're all standing in line and

00:35:38.060 everybody's saying well no you

00:35:39.560 don't have the right uh the

00:35:41.440 right parameters you haven't been

00:35:42.820 in business long enough you know

00:35:44.760 you don't have this you don't have

00:35:46.180 this or we're already out of

00:35:47.920 money oh okay well that sounds

00:35:50.840 like they're really bailing out

00:35:52.060 main street I think there's

00:35:54.340 trouble coming real trouble it's

00:35:56.500 hard for me to believe too that

00:35:57.760 they look they they approved

00:35:59.540 three hundred and fifty billion

00:36:00.720 dollars for the small business

00:36:02.080 uh loan plan the ppp and it's

00:36:07.020 already going to be empty the

00:36:08.720 only reason it's not empty yet is

00:36:10.160 because they've had so many

00:36:10.880 delays but it's like they all know

00:36:12.120 it's going over they they've

00:36:13.600 already asked for another 250

00:36:14.800 billion dollars which uh you know

00:36:17.320 they have not approved and now

00:36:19.340 they're not going to be in session

00:36:20.500 until at least like may 8th is the

00:36:24.140 earliest they're going to have a

00:36:25.180 chance to vote on this with the

00:36:26.360 current schedule all of these

00:36:27.540 small businesses all of these

00:36:29.080 small businesses they're all going

00:36:31.620 out of business and the only

00:36:33.100 business that will be left are the

00:36:34.380 big businesses in America and

00:36:35.740 that's not who we are we are not

00:36:38.300 just Procter and Gamble and and

00:36:40.480 Amazon we are the Amazon that was

00:36:43.860 at the beginning we're the

00:36:44.900 Microsoft with Bill Gates in his

00:36:46.960 garage that's who we are we're the

00:36:49.760 ones where a guy has an idea and

00:36:52.820 he starts to build it if you get rid

00:36:55.920 of all of the entrepreneurs if you

00:36:57.580 get rid of all of these people who 1.00

00:36:59.500 you get rid of all the people who

00:37:01.640 are struggling but making it what do

00:37:04.980 you have left I don't want to I I'm

00:37:08.100 not interested in saving GE and

00:37:11.140 Procter and Gamble and and Amazon.com

00:37:14.980 they got enough oh and by the way did

00:37:17.660 you also see that the airlines got the

00:37:20.020 bailout but Donald Trump insisted that

00:37:25.580 they not only pay it pay it back which

00:37:28.180 I'm fine with I'm great with that but

00:37:31.260 he also insisted that we get a piece of

00:37:33.880 it that the United States government

00:37:35.400 becomes a co-owner in these airlines

00:37:39.060 excuse me no thank you I don't think

00:37:43.600 the United States government should have

00:37:44.900 anything to do with any business

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00:40:01.500 and announce the winner of the coveted

00:40:05.560 chairman mau award on monday's radio program

00:40:09.120 it is a beautiful statue it could be gracing

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00:43:05.960 this week we have been asking you for nominations for the biggest dictator uh in the country those

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00:44:55.940 slash beck our next guest grew up on a farm and a ranch in hamlin county south dakota from the time

00:45:04.100 she could walk she worked beside her dad on the ranch and worked with horses and cattle and maybe

00:45:10.380 that's what gave her a little bit of extra common sense she's now serving as south dakota's 33rd 0.74

00:45:15.400 governor and she joins us now hello governor how are you hi glenn i'm doing good it's uh it's great to

00:45:23.520 have you on i want to go over what you announced on uh monday uh and what you're doing and why this

00:45:31.140 sets you guys apart from from everybody else with hydroxychloroquine yeah we did we announced the

00:45:40.240 first statewide uh state-backed clinical trial of hydroxychloroquine uh it's the we really desired

00:45:47.780 to go on offense against this virus so we partnered with our health care systems leading the clinical

00:45:53.680 trial will be sanford health but we also have two other systems within the state of south dakota that

00:45:59.000 are participating as well to make sure that we're getting a wide swath of individuals participating in

00:46:04.860 this trial so it will be the first ever statewide one and one that a state is helping to fund and

00:46:10.860 facilitate that will encompass virtually 80 to 90 percent of our doctors in the state and up to 100

00:46:17.140 000 people throughout the process so we're focused on making sure that we're not just dealing with

00:46:23.620 taking care of our people but also putting the research in to make sure we have a long-term solution

00:46:28.500 to help fight this virus and what made you decide to do this uh i mean if you look at the press

00:46:34.880 everyone is is downplaying hydroxychloroquine well we have a health care system sanford that's world

00:46:44.200 renowned for their research abilities and and they've been working in several different areas to have that

00:46:49.680 kind of capacity in our state is a real gift to us and i was watching what was happening across the

00:46:56.500 country uh and everybody reacting to the virus and not being proactive to really make sure we were

00:47:02.640 getting in front of it that we could give a therapeutic to folks so that they didn't necessarily

00:47:08.300 have to hide from the virus they could get out there and fight it off and make sure that they could

00:47:13.380 get back to their daily lives as well so um for me it was it's part of the solution uh you know we're doing

00:47:20.920 um some you know recommendations to folks to follow cdc guidance and we're also making sure that we're

00:47:27.840 using technology to do contact tracing but then having the ability to have this drug trial in our

00:47:33.840 state for such a wide percentage of our population allows us to really go on offense and go after this

00:47:39.920 and make sure we have an option for those individuals who do get sick when i heard about this uh that you

00:47:45.660 were going to do this last weekend i knew you were going to be dragged through the mud by the press

00:47:51.000 washington post didn't uh you know pull any punches on that it gave the uh expected response they said

00:47:58.160 that you were the one who said there's not going to be a statewide order to stay home uh it's the

00:48:03.860 individuals not the government should decide and now you've got a meat processing plant with 400 people

00:48:10.180 that are sick do you want to respond to that at all well you know that article is completely 0.75

00:48:16.160 inaccurate um and it doesn't surprise me because i've seen it a lot not just in national press but

00:48:21.980 even here locally with details being left out of articles but you know the the pork processing plant

00:48:27.740 that we do have today that's a hot spot that we have an outbreak going on there is a critical

00:48:33.520 infrastructure business regardless on if i had chosen to put a shelter in place order across the state

00:48:39.420 of south dakota that plant would have been up and operating because it's such an important part of

00:48:44.720 our food supply and it frankly having it running is a national security issue so that would have not

00:48:51.440 impacted that issue but you know the post decided to not use the facts and and run with an agenda that

00:48:58.100 that i think is unfortunate for the public i think it's a grave disservice to our public when they don't

00:49:03.540 tell all the facts because they're misleading them and creating this fear culture

00:49:08.040 at a very important time to discredit people that um our scientists our doctors our researchers

00:49:14.700 our elected officials during a period of time when we need to rely on the fact that they

00:49:20.540 have information and have access to information to do that at an important time like this one

00:49:26.820 literally it's the difference between life and death i think is a shame now you have because

00:49:32.740 there are those cases for the meat processing processing plant but outside of that how many

00:49:38.880 how many people are sick in your state we have less than a thousand positive covid 19 cases in the state

00:49:47.400 of south dakota about 300 of them are recovered but but the vast majority of the cases are are tied to

00:49:54.380 this meat processing plant and in that county that's affected so we have over 500 cases that are tied

00:50:02.340 directly to that incident there so we are we also are coming up with more positive cases because

00:50:07.320 we're aggressively testing in that area you know we put all of our resources there to be proactively

00:50:13.520 testing people isolating them doing the contact tracing to to tamp it down so the rest of our state is doing

00:50:20.480 very very well and we'll get this one under control and make sure that we're slowing down the spread but i think

00:50:26.840 what i've constantly had to remind the public is the science of this virus tells us we can't stop it

00:50:33.020 so we have to use the facts that we have in front of us just to slow it down so that we can take care

00:50:39.340 of people in our health care systems so that's been my constant message to the people of south dakota

00:50:43.680 and that all the control in the world is in their hands that that they have a personal responsibility to

00:50:49.900 make good decisions to take care of themselves and their families

00:50:52.860 and i i will do all that i can to partner with them but ultimately that responsibility does lie with

00:50:59.260 them so before we before we change subjects i want to stay on the meat processing plant one more time

00:51:04.760 because i want to get ahead of something that i think could be damaging from the other side the

00:51:09.380 conspiracy theory side this is a meat processing plant that had been sold to china um but and i know

00:51:17.260 that there have been stories then you know people have been saying oh it's chinese meat it's not chinese

00:51:21.960 meat it's all american meat it's just owned by china but have you found patient zero yet has there was

00:51:28.020 there anyone in the factory that had traveled to china or uh somebody from china that traveled to the

00:51:34.840 factory or or not do you know well we do know who patient zero is because we obviously have identified

00:51:42.220 every single person and have been working with them in the state of south dakota that did test positive

00:51:47.160 we do not have any ties um to china from this outbreak at this plant and i think that

00:51:54.260 you know this is a this is a plant that originally there was a couple of positive cases but a lot of

00:52:00.040 the spread that we're seeing is happening outside the plant the plant is on pause right now we've seen a

00:52:07.260 growth in cases but a lot of the folks who work here um to deliver our nation's food supply you know

00:52:13.160 they live in close quarters they've got a lot of family members um and neighbors um in housing

00:52:19.420 developments that are they're sometimes two to three generations very closely living together so a lot

00:52:26.020 of that spread is happening at home and this plant in particular has up to i think 70 different languages

00:52:33.060 spoken at it there's 3700 employees there so you know there's it's a unique situation um that that i think

00:52:41.540 you know people have been blaming blaming the plant and when a lot of the spread is happening outside of

00:52:47.520 the walls of the plant and that's why we have a pause going on to put up mitigation measures inside the

00:52:53.460 plant and then also do an education process with a lot of the folks that work there i have a guest on

00:52:59.340 who is a guy who watches the cattle auctions and you know he's he's really big in the cattle industry

00:53:06.600 and people would know him the average media person would not um but he's he just issued a report

00:53:12.920 recently that said that we are we have plenty of cattle there's lots of cattle coming up already for

00:53:18.400 auction but uh there's no slaughterhouses there there are no processing plants to to get this meat from

00:53:26.240 farm to table how concerned are you about the the food supply uh when it comes to meat

00:53:33.320 well a small disruption uh in the system um has huge effects across our food supply chain

00:53:42.320 uh and that's one of the reasons that this plant is so important this is a pork processing plant but

00:53:47.700 it's the same in the cattle industry um and we have it's the largest it's the largest pork uh plant in

00:53:55.380 the country is it not it is it's very large and it feeds other plants that refine the products even

00:54:01.960 more that end up on your grocery store shelves so we have 550 producers you know and a lot of them

00:54:07.940 south dakota producers that take their hogs there um and then that food ends up you know right here 0.51

00:54:13.960 on american shelves to feed to feed folks each and every day and you know the virus does not travel

00:54:19.400 through food products so that is one thing that i think we have to really be aggressive in telling

00:54:24.820 folks as they get concerned about the food that would be coming through this plant and that just

00:54:28.460 absolutely um is not even a factor um the food is wonderful and it will be safe for people to eat

00:54:35.340 but you know i think in the cattle market too we see a lot of manipulation there's some

00:54:40.260 investigations that need to happen with our packing industry and control and a lot as this gets

00:54:45.400 streamlined and as it becomes more and more efficient it also allows for a few players to

00:54:49.740 manipulate the markets and the supply chain and that's why i've said for years um glenn and i haven't

00:54:56.260 known you for years but i have said for years that it's important we keep family farms because it's

00:55:02.540 important we grow our own food in this country we never want another we never want another country to

00:55:08.400 control our food supply because then they control us and if we have one or two people controlling the

00:55:13.240 supply chain we're in the exact same situation so um this this diversity having 550 different

00:55:20.040 producers that feed into this one plant um is important because it's diversity and it's uh

00:55:26.200 it's them it's them making sure that we do have a national security issue um taken care of because

00:55:33.200 we don't have one person controlling our entire food supply i think the america first or as the hippies

00:55:40.780 would say think globally act locally is beginning to ring true to more and more americans right now

00:55:47.060 it is i think there's a lot of things that are ringing true to americans today it's it's about

00:55:53.120 the importance of this country what makes us special the importance of the constitution what powers it

00:55:59.360 gives to the people and to the states and to the federal government and i've decided that every

00:56:05.720 opportunity i have i'm going to use it to educate folks really on why the united states of america is the

00:56:14.440 best country in the world and why it deserves to be preserved and in times of crisis is when you see

00:56:20.000 people um overstep and grab power and we're seeing that in so many places of the country and i took an

00:56:29.000 oath to uphold the constitution of the united states when i served in congress and i took an oath to

00:56:34.820 uphold the constitution here in the state of south dakota and i'm constantly guided and using that as my

00:56:42.580 foundation and every decision that i make and then talking about it to people about why it's important

00:56:47.960 i think a lot of people think in a time of crisis is when you can wave that aside and take any action

00:56:53.820 you think is necessarily i think that's when our constitution and foundations become even more

00:56:59.140 important because it helps you make wise decisions based on facts and based on science and not be

00:57:06.240 manipulated emotionally into making poor decisions that aren't for the benefit of the people

00:57:12.100 you know it's a it's amazing uh to me a you're exactly right um on you know when the constitution

00:57:20.460 matters is when it's popular to do the other thing um it was also amazing to me that people

00:57:27.160 uh have flocked to the government taking more and more power uh and that you have been such an

00:57:38.500 outlier um and been hammered by the national press uh because you gave i think some of the you've

00:57:45.780 given some of the best statements of anyone in this crisis talking about the rights of the people and

00:57:51.940 it's up to the people to take care of themselves has it been shocking to you to be on the receiving

00:57:58.680 end of such backlash just for standing up for the american principle

00:58:03.260 no i would say it hasn't been i mean i think i i came from this wanting to be i wanted to be a

00:58:13.200 farmer and rancher my whole life my whole life kind of got turned upside down when my dad was killed in

00:58:18.860 an accident but you know i served in the state legislature i was in leadership here i went to

00:58:23.740 congress for eight years i got a good education on the divisiveness of politics and the national media

00:58:31.600 i would say that that um that i have to keep my focus on i i do my job and i take my job very

00:58:39.760 seriously and um i also know that when i campaign for a role i tell people who i am and what my what

00:58:49.060 kind of person i am my values and my beliefs and show them and talk to them about how i will use those

00:58:54.660 to make decisions that are best for them um and i i also will be accountable to explaining that to

00:59:00.860 them so while we've done a great job here in south dakota um taking care of folks and and doing all

00:59:07.340 that we can to get ahead of this virus and be proactive i think it's also important to remind

00:59:12.560 people um about the rights that they have individually as well too so many times i see people

00:59:20.700 wanting somebody else to make decisions for them when in reality they need to recognize the value and

00:59:27.740 the special thing we have in this country is we get to make these decisions for ourselves

00:59:32.540 um i have the uh stations i know i'm running really late let me just ask one more quick question of the

00:59:39.680 governor and that is when are we going to see any results from the testing that you're doing now with

00:59:45.640 hydroxychloroquine well we have patients on hydroxy today uh we i asked the white house and the

00:59:52.980 administration if they would help us by supplying 1.2 million doses of hydroxy to participate in this

00:59:59.080 trial there'll be two different branches of the trial one that will be for covet 19 positive patients

01:00:04.680 the other branch will be for those that have been exposed and also for health care workers and

01:00:10.720 individuals that are high risk again these trials we have enough doses to treat up to 100 000 people

01:00:17.480 in the state of south dakota and having all three of our systems on board makes it extremely

01:00:21.820 comprehensive so they are on it it is starting it is all voluntary and people are excited about having

01:00:30.560 an option that they can go to with their doctor right that not only will help them feel better

01:00:35.100 and save their possibly save their family's lives but also lead to a long-term solution to fight off

01:00:43.420 this virus and potentially more in the future the south dakotans have always stepped up and been willing

01:00:48.940 to contribute in in ways above and beyond what i think other folks across the country have i i always

01:00:56.180 say we punch above our weight and i think that we um we are definitely doing that and people are excited

01:01:01.500 to be a part of the solution really glad to see you governor thank you so much we've been wanting to

01:01:07.020 talk to you for a long time you have a bunch of fans at the blaze and on the glenbeck program and all of

01:01:12.140 the shows here uh keep up the good work and we'll keep you in our prayers thank you so much

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01:03:13.480 hardest decisions in over 400 years according to his vice president he was the man who had to make

01:03:20.140 that agonizing decision on whether to kill osama bin laden yeah it was tough it took him six or eight

01:03:25.900 months to make that decision but he did it he did it he rolled the dice and said yeah i think this might

01:03:33.740 be the right thing to do my gosh what a hero he was but he hasn't stopped there yesterday

01:03:41.140 former president oh that feels good saying that former president barack obama

01:03:47.160 has come out has come out and he's thrown the dice down on the table and he said yeah joe biden for

01:03:54.680 president i don't care who else is running but joe biden for president i don't even care

01:04:01.040 that joe biden said and asked me not to endorse him i'm gonna do it anyway because that's the kind of

01:04:08.940 guy he is barack obama another profile in courage courage courage courage you're listening to glenn

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01:05:40.360 with everybody cracking down here after the quarantine you're going to need the arguments

01:05:44.900 to be able to win afterwards glenbeck's arguing with socialists is available now

01:05:48.940 this is the glenbeck program welcome to it it is wednesday i wanted to get somebody on to talk about

01:06:04.940 uh meat shortages uh npr just wrote this amazing uh story i mean i i i was worried about how to

01:06:13.680 present this because i don't want you to panic and i don't want you to panic buy because there's

01:06:17.320 no reason for that this is a short-term problem and it's going to cause a blip uh but listen to

01:06:23.460 this u.s meat supply is perilously close to a shortage ceo warns uh and it goes on to say it's

01:06:30.120 impossible to keep our grocery store stock if plants are not running uh blah blah blah blah blah

01:06:35.040 nowhere in there does it say hey keep calm this is a temporary but it is a problem but a temporary

01:06:41.460 problem and i want to lead with that um there's no reason to panic buy any meat but we do have

01:06:48.180 a blip coming our way and i wanted to get somebody who you know just is a common person who knows this

01:06:54.920 stuff but isn't some sort of highfalutin new york expert uh it's corbett wall he is a livestock

01:07:01.500 market and analyst um commercial cattle manager uh and you can find him at his website dvauction.com

01:07:09.160 and nationalbeefwire.com he is um he's a guy who's grown up with this and watches this and uh gives a

01:07:18.940 and uh cattle report uh on his website and he's been watching what's happening we have plenty of cattle

01:07:26.300 not a lot of processing plants and we welcome him to the program now corbett wall hi corbett

01:07:32.160 hi glenn how are you i'm very good uh welcome back to the great state of texas by the way

01:07:39.740 you bet thanks a lot glad to be here you bet i i wanted to talk to you about uh the

01:07:46.020 something that you had in your last report i watched it and and uh without panicking you are

01:07:53.400 pointing that there is plenty of cattle and plenty of auctions but not a lot not a lot of places for

01:07:59.880 the cattle to go exactly you know this enlighten us covid deal has has really uh uh scared and and

01:08:10.920 and shut down these these packing plants uh the frontline workers uh that work in those plants they

01:08:17.200 work uh very close proximity to each other not so much during the slaughter process but during

01:08:23.380 the uh the fabrication uh typically they would be shoulder to shoulder uh cutting meats up and and

01:08:31.340 working like that and the fear and the uh the outbreak of the covid in those plants has uh this

01:08:41.740 brought them to their knees and not only is the sickness in there uh folks are scared that they're

01:08:49.740 going to get it they're scared to come to work they're calling in sick uh their kids are are out

01:08:55.660 of school there's nobody there to take care of them you know those those folks aren't making a lot

01:09:00.280 of money uh then we come in with this uh with this help from the government uh they get to where they

01:09:08.960 can stay home uh draw unemployment get the bonus that comes with the unemployment and get their

01:09:15.540 stimulus check that's not far from what they were making working uh so it doesn't behoove them to

01:09:22.540 really come to work then on top of that you got the unions coming in which most all of them are union

01:09:27.480 workers the unions are taking advantage of the situation to uh try to leverage for more money from

01:09:33.780 the packers so we have what 6,500 pot processing plants in the u.s that's right glenn somewhere in there

01:09:44.240 but but a lot of those are very very small you know i'm talking about the the big plants you know

01:09:50.780 that that harvest you know over a thousand animals a day and so how many how many of those are there

01:09:57.800 and how many are closed well yeah i primarily look at the cattle so the beef plants uh and and i got

01:10:07.200 worried that there's another three going down today we're probably working towards a dozen

01:10:13.160 major plants that are shut down from southerton pennsylvania all the way to pasco washington

01:10:20.180 and and all places in between and how many how many really significant plants do we have what kind of

01:10:28.700 dent is that putting into this that that's that's going to be a huge dent that that's uh that's

01:10:35.800 probably close to a third of the major beef plants in the united states and we're definitely going to

01:10:43.860 have a protein shortage

01:10:45.180 and so so what does that mean to talk to the person who's going to the grocery store what

01:10:51.900 does that mean and when are we expecting this to hit okay uh typically most consumers that go into

01:10:59.820 the grocery store don't have a clue where their where their food comes from and uh we've just

01:11:06.200 evolved to the point where folks don't have a an uncle joe or grandpa bill that lived on a farm and

01:11:12.760 they went and spent the summer with them and now that we don't have that anymore with this last

01:11:17.460 generation they don't know where the food comes from and uh it's been a proven fact that that most of

01:11:23.820 your school children in your major uh population areas they can't draw a line from a cow to a hamburger

01:11:31.700 and from a pig to a piece of bacon they just don't have any concept of that so a lot of consumers come

01:11:39.260 in they think that your meat is made in the back room of the butcher shop you know the grocery store

01:11:47.380 they really don't know where that comes from and uh and they don't think about when they're out

01:11:52.560 driving in the country and they're passed by a pasture full of cows that you know that that's

01:11:57.060 where that comes from but uh we are going we as far as beef we usually consume about 80 percent of

01:12:04.460 the beef we produce here in this country and then about 20 percent of it's for export but we're going

01:12:12.220 to be down over 20 percent now and so we're we're not going to have enough to feed ourselves as far as

01:12:18.760 beef and the pork and the chicken are right there too and and so when should this hit

01:12:26.220 when will we start seeing this shortage i think we'll start seeing it in our in our retail markets

01:12:34.060 uh probably by the end of the month uh for sure by by the first of may

01:12:39.420 and how long do you think it'll last like uh it just depends on how long this this covid scare

01:12:49.140 happens if we start to open things up a little bit and people get back to work and then plant workers

01:12:56.640 look around and everybody else is going to work they're going to start going to work if we could

01:13:02.220 get the schools open uh things like that as soon as we get back to work uh it's amazing how fast they

01:13:08.980 can catch up and uh so it shouldn't last any longer than how much longer the the shutdown lasts from

01:13:18.040 here on but uh we're definitely going to be uh kind of short of product and it kind of depends on

01:13:25.260 how we approach it it's kind of like a bank scare uh you don't really have a problem till everybody

01:13:32.160 thinks there's a problem and then you've got a big one so what should the average person

01:13:38.940 do well i would we don't want to cause a run on the bank if you will but we do know i would buy

01:13:48.160 i would buy larger cuts of meat than you than you typically buy uh take them home and then portion

01:13:55.680 them out and ziploc bags uh use your freezer uh your your meat lasts for a long time in the freezer

01:14:03.720 and uh and do that uh pick dishes that uses meat as a compliment rather than the main course

01:14:12.900 uh you know like pasta with meat sauce and things like that uh to be able to use it but uh i think

01:14:20.620 the awareness from the general public of of where your meat comes from and how important our farmers

01:14:25.800 and ranchers are is probably at a high i will tell you well i'm a i'm a rancher myself and uh i can

01:14:35.520 never predict what's going to happen with with cattle prices or anything what is this going to do to the

01:14:40.420 farmers the ranchers the people who have the cows they're they're in dire straits right now uh as bad

01:14:48.380 as they've ever seen it uh the packing plants have a complete and total monopoly over the livestock

01:14:54.880 business and uh and your producers are always left holding the bag whenever we have a crisis no matter

01:15:01.660 what it is whether it's a mad cow outbreak or or anything like that uh you just uh they they

01:15:09.300 they gouge the the the packers gouge the the consumers on one end and then they manipulate the

01:15:16.120 market on the other end and uh during this big run-up which during this covet 19 we've seen a

01:15:21.800 huge run-up in box beef cutout values and then they've been very volatile since then up and down

01:15:28.000 but but during the run-up we saw that your uh your packers were making an additional four hundred

01:15:34.640 dollars per carcass or per head at the same time your your cattle feeders were taking less money for 0.97

01:15:42.100 their cattle that's crazy it is crazy this system on on that it never pays the rancher it never pays

01:15:50.540 the farmer it is it is i i mean i've never seen anything like it it's just nuts it's criminal and

01:15:58.800 and sunny purdue has asked for an investigation uh for your packers you've got four packers uh that 1.00

01:16:06.660 process uh 85 percent of your beef and uh it's just uh it's so much easier to get four heads together

01:16:15.880 than than 400 or 4 000 or 40 000 right uh they and uh the collusion and uh and the strong arming

01:16:25.800 is just it's it's about we should be we should be cutting our meat closer to our homes um exactly but i

01:16:35.540 think we're i think we're all learning that now for sure yeah okay thank you so much i really

01:16:41.980 appreciate it corbett thank you uh and uh hopefully you bet hopefully uh nobody panics and goes out and

01:16:49.320 and you know don't do a toilet paper thing just uh make sure that you take care of your family and

01:16:54.780 and warn others it's going to pass it's just going to be a shortage for uh a few weeks until these things

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01:19:57.120 i continue to be amazed by the uh you mentioned this with the governor of south dakota earlier they're

01:20:02.400 doing this test on hydroxychloroquine and it's this thing that like is used as a media tactic to

01:20:10.580 go after the president as if they're rooting for it to fail i mean it seems as if they wanted to fail

01:20:16.680 so they can prove him wrong which again oh yeah i don't think trump has ever said it's definitely

01:20:21.500 going to work he said he's not a doctor i mean uh jim acosta was again going after him i just heard him

01:20:27.160 the other day again saying do talk to your doctor about it yeah talk to your doctor yeah i mean it's

01:20:32.480 very possible that the answer to this might be that it helps some people and not others but wouldn't

01:20:37.240 that be great yep that'd be fantastic here is uh jim acosta going after him again and earlier today

01:20:43.960 we should point out the president was continuing to tout hydroxychloroquine even though the malaria

01:20:48.440 drug is still not a proven treatment for the coronavirus it's not proven i mean they're in the middle

01:20:54.220 of the studies but they've done these studies they're they're advancing them much quicker than

01:20:59.520 a normal study however they do believe it's going to be weeks and weeks and weeks likely well past the

01:21:04.900 peak of this uh at least current wave of this virus before we actually get results so we're going to let

01:21:11.240 all these people suffer without this possible treatment because the president that it's a keeps

01:21:16.880 touting it it's not like it's a new it's not like it's a new drug you know it's nothing new on the

01:21:22.340 market it's been out forever people have taken it we know what the risks are uh if you take it in

01:21:28.760 very high doses you could go blind but that's over years of taking very high doses this is a very small

01:21:36.500 risk to take um at the doses they're talking about and now they're starting to say yeah well people have

01:21:43.160 heart problems with this this is causing heart palpitations and heart problems uh and uh it's really

01:21:48.300 dangerous no it's not no if you've talked to a doctor you know that that is in combination with

01:21:56.740 a z-pack when you put those two drugs together then you might have a heart problem and every doctor

01:22:04.180 will tell you i i would feel comfortable just with hydroxychloroquine but i would not feel comfortable

01:22:11.300 unless you were being monitored and you were in a hospital of adding any other drug with that

01:22:17.380 because it does cause heart problems well who's getting it the people who are in the hospital they're

01:22:23.960 the only people that are getting that combination of drugs what are we doing what is wrong with the

01:22:31.380 press they just are so crazed and they're driven by their hatred instead of their love of country

01:22:39.540 yesterday i was out because i mean some people might say that it was

01:22:53.840 easter candy related but i don't think it i don't think it was at all uh just that i've just been

01:22:59.300 eating like a glutton uh lately and that is because of my rec tech grills i'm not doing the easter candy

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01:24:02.460 hello america it's wednesday and we have our coronavirus update more than just the numbers

01:24:12.100 we've got the the latest on the who and that amazing memo from taiwan and so much more are we

01:24:20.740 at the peak it looks like it and we'll tell you about it in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:25:51.300 800-500-8384 all right let's do our coronavirus update the cases worldwide now over 2 million

01:26:03.320 uh really only up 40 000 50 000 from yesterday which is great total confirmed deaths worldwide

01:26:11.420 up only 7 000 total confirmed recovered almost 500 000 the u.s now has 614 000 confirmed cases

01:26:21.940 and 26 000 deaths that is up from yesterday quite a bit 587 yesterday uh and 23 644 deaths

01:26:34.020 yesterday the u.s now leads the world in both total cases and deaths from covet 19 but it is 15th in

01:26:41.400 deaths per 1 million people 19th in cases per 1 million uh people officially all 50 states now

01:26:49.360 have at least one death attributed to covet 19 uh just to note the uh on the you know on the scale

01:26:56.920 side if you will traffic related fatalities in the u.s were down by 23 percent uh as opposed to the

01:27:04.480 same month in 2019 so we save some lives by not going out and doing anything are we at the peak

01:27:11.440 we think it was the peak yesterday the death toll in the u.s increased after new york included at home

01:27:21.220 covet 19 fatalities for the very first time they had 270 deaths yesterday that were attributed to the

01:27:28.720 virus from people who died at home in new york city new york city's health department says the total

01:27:34.740 death toll now is 10 000 including the 3 700 total deaths that were added on tuesday that included the

01:27:44.020 backlog of several thousand people who died at home and were not counted as covid 19 deaths

01:27:50.360 health officials have cautioned the deaths are a lagging indicator they don't mean that the sweeping

01:27:55.720 stay at home restrictions are a failure um the peak in deaths across the u.s is expected this week

01:28:03.140 according to the cdc so the who do we have the audio of donald trump yesterday in an announcement

01:28:12.760 in the rose garden he said this i'm instructing my administration to halt funding of the world

01:28:21.340 health organization while a review is conducted to assess the world health organization's role in

01:28:29.440 severely mismanaging and covering up the spread of the corona virus everybody knows what's going on

01:28:37.380 there american taxpayers provide between 400 million and 500 million dollars per year to the

01:28:44.380 who in contrast china contributes roughly 40 million dollars a year and even less as the organization's

01:28:52.540 leading sponsor the united states has a duty to insist on full accountability one of the most dangerous

01:28:59.480 and costly decisions from the who was its disastrous decision to oppose travel restrictions from china

01:29:08.340 and other nations they were very much opposed to what we did fortunately i was not convinced and suspended travel from china

01:29:17.220 all right so here's the real uh bell that rang yesterday it is a it's a memo from december

01:29:28.340 2019 from epidemiologists in taiwan they issued an urgent memo to the who about numerous cases of

01:29:38.120 atypical pneumonia in wuhan china and the memo suggests that there is human to human transmission and

01:29:45.760 urged the who to prevent uh to uh prevent uh further testing to find the pathogen the who ignored the

01:29:56.680 warnings from taiwan and continued to reiterate all of china's false talking points that there was no evidence

01:30:04.360 of human human transmission that it was no big deal and that was that went on until january 14th

01:30:10.240 remember this is in december this is before anybody really even knows about it two days earlier by january

01:30:17.040 12th more than 700 people had been hospitalized 102 had died in wuhan they failed to mandate uh that chinese 0.70

01:30:27.260 officials share the strains that would have allowed all kinds of diagnostic tests taiwan was way ahead of this

01:30:35.160 here's the problem why didn't the who listen to the epidemiologists uh from taiwan i'm not making this up

01:30:46.340 because taiwan doesn't exist taiwan is just an arm of china and so we don't accept any information from taiwan

01:30:57.020 we get all of our information about china from jed here's the problem with the withholding of the

01:31:04.620 funding congress holds the purse strings will congress hold back that money and stop paying the who

01:31:13.000 my guess no so is social distancing actually happening a study of mobile phone data shows only 35

01:31:21.400 percent of americans are following stay-at-home orders across the u.s i find this story absolutely

01:31:27.540 infuriating a study including thousands of mobile phones tracked from all 50 states on average they

01:31:36.220 say americans were still taking two non-work-related trips out by car per day utah colorado new mexico

01:31:44.060 were the worst offending states with over 2.5 non-working trips out of the house by car each day stew

01:31:50.420 you're a numbers guy yes any questions on this study at this point because that doesn't seem

01:31:57.080 right does it 35 of americans are staying home everybody else is violating this right i i totally

01:32:02.820 question their their the the assumptions of the study right like just because you're going out of

01:32:08.580 your house a couple of times does not mean you're not doing the whole social distancing thing oh right

01:32:13.760 if you're going out first of all right we all have uh we can go to get groceries we can go for

01:32:21.020 a drive and not end up anywhere you can go out to get gas you can go out to do lots of things

01:32:26.180 what do you mean non-essential trips that's a bizarre way of looking at it uh-huh so uh these trips

01:32:33.500 include fast food restaurants which you can go into a fast food restaurant and you can be completely

01:32:40.220 safe that's part of it uh it includes hardware stores and home improvement stores and that one

01:32:45.940 that one's a little dicey because uh i think it is essential for our sanity to be able to go to the

01:32:52.020 home depot and uh do some things around the house otherwise there's nothing else we can do

01:32:57.460 uh but so hardware stores which which is they are essential they're on the essential uh um list

01:33:06.400 and the other one is grocery stores well all of those are on the essential list the two of them

01:33:13.580 are food what are you talking about a stupid study and not to mention i hate the fact that they i mean 0.86

01:33:20.540 i get it we all know our data is out there but the fact that these people are so easily able to put

01:33:25.940 together these tracking studies of everywhere we've gone that's what it's revealing that's what it

01:33:31.860 should be i wanted i want to study on how fast these guys have found ways to track all of us

01:33:38.340 and nobody seems to have a problem uh about it uh by the way texas was among the most compliant states

01:33:45.160 with just below two trips out per person per day so far in april i think this is garbage i'd like to

01:33:52.040 know with the 2.5 non-work trips i'd like to know if they went to hardware stores grocery stores or

01:33:58.800 restaurants i count that as in compliance so what's the real number now here's the latest

01:34:05.720 study on covid and how it's spread air conditioning systems may help spread the virus

01:34:11.500 my comment i don't care if you think i'm going to turn off my air conditioning unit

01:34:20.640 i'm not going to take me to prison burn me at the stake i'm not shutting off my air conditioning

01:34:28.780 unit period by the way uh five new viruses have been found to live in bats

01:34:38.200 my comment can we stop experimenting with bats i'm just saying might be a good idea and finally

01:34:53.220 the cdc's plan to reopen america oh and this one's better than the california uh list any state

01:35:05.140 reopening must meet four conditions the incident of infection is genuinely low now what does that mean

01:35:13.840 what is genuinely low stew is new york genuinely low no i would say definitely new york is not

01:35:20.800 jeff genuinely low and if and the problem here of course is testing is not is not even okay like

01:35:30.840 for example we're doing very we're doing far less tests than some other states here in texas even

01:35:36.040 though we have a large population it's also not randomized so we're not just taking people

01:35:41.380 off of the street and finding out if they have covid19 that way you'd be able to tell how many people

01:35:46.340 are actually sick and asymptomatic and contagious we're instead just testing people with symptoms

01:35:52.040 um but still i mean you can get something out of that uh i i don't know what they have to have an

01:35:57.540 actual metric though they can't just say eh kind of low genuinely low genuinely low is not a good say

01:36:03.260 that no you got to come up with some sort of no that's the right the next one is a well-functioning

01:36:09.840 monitoring system capable of promptly detecting any increase in incidence of infection what the hell

01:36:18.100 is that what does that mean a well-functioning monitoring system excuse me part of that is quick

01:36:26.240 reporting right like on these cases we've noticed one thing that was really frustrating is sundays and

01:36:32.880 mondays tend to have really bad reporting because they're reporting the deaths from the previous day and

01:36:37.760 those days are weekend days so like these deaths are they're happening but they're not getting

01:36:42.120 reported for two and three days which is why yesterday's number was the highest it was but the

01:36:46.840 day before that was a really encouraging number uh so it could be that right you know i keep going

01:36:51.700 back to this thing with the thermometers where uh they have these internet connected thermometers

01:36:58.200 kinza is one of the brands and they have a sort of a heat map that was able to detect a lot of

01:37:03.460 these breakouts early because a lot of people were taking their temperature and they were seeing fevers

01:37:07.500 uh like if we're going to spend another two trillion dollars let's say on another package maybe it

01:37:14.440 would make sense to uh optionally and that's important optionally provide these types of

01:37:20.460 thermometers to people so they can take their temperature and we can have again uh aggregated

01:37:26.460 data not specific to you but aggregated data so we can see when there's a flare-up in a particular

01:37:31.560 area and we should increase testing there right like that type of stuff makes sense it doesn't seem

01:37:36.280 like anybody's talking about that but what they're talking about the way you do this of course is

01:37:41.600 south korea or hong kong or you know those types of situations which there's way too much monitoring

01:37:48.220 there to fit into our constitution so i don't know how you do this exactly while maintaining the rights

01:37:55.040 that we are supposed to have in this country well you'll get your rights back as soon as you do these

01:37:59.280 four things and i'm only on thing number three oh good uh the public health system is reacting

01:38:04.160 robustly to all cases of covid19 and has surge capacity to react to an increase in cases

01:38:12.260 oh okay we should and a health system at this point i mean this is the united states of america here

01:38:19.020 a health system that has enough inpatient beds and staffing to rapidly scale up and deal with a surge

01:38:27.200 in cases well two out of the out of the four seem not real vague and seem like we should be able to do

01:38:37.560 it but what is reacting robustly to all cases of covid19 i have no idea this is this is the cdc's

01:38:48.200 uh standard on being able to open the country back up and let you out of your house this is insane that

01:38:55.480 we're even talking about this this is this is child's play compared to what uh california is is asking

01:39:03.800 for and uh how they're going to open up california again we are headed for an interesting few weeks

01:39:11.480 when it comes to identity theft we all too often hear the you know the light cases someone gets

01:39:28.340 his or her card stolen and the bank shut it off has to wait or two a day or two for the the card to

01:39:33.560 come back in the mail things like that but if someone stole your identity long enough to ruin your

01:39:39.340 entire financial life that would be something well that happens all the time by the way did you hear

01:39:46.100 that 500 000 uh identities were just sold on the dark web they were grabbed from zoom so if you've been

01:39:55.420 making zoom calls your identity all your information may have just been sold on the dark web that's the

01:40:03.160 kind of stuff that nobody is watching i should say except for lifelock lifelock is looking for these

01:40:11.020 kinds of things now nobody can prevent all you know identity theft or monitor all transactions at all

01:40:15.480 businesses but they are looking to where this theft really happens and if they see your name or your

01:40:22.060 information go by it lights up and they call you and they don't just say hey by the way boy that was

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01:40:49.640 hey stew it's not just me that uh has noticed that the rentals on movies on netflix and amazon has

01:41:14.200 gone way up is it just me uh well are you talking about the movies that would normally be in theaters

01:41:21.480 that's uh well i noticed it first on i noted it first on trolls and that was 20 bucks to rent it

01:41:28.600 and then i just saw it on another one and it may have been a newish movie but but the trolls one that

01:41:33.640 i thought the trolls movie is a good example of this so trolls was scheduled to come out in theaters

01:41:38.940 right now and instead they released it to homes so that is a an in-theater movie ticket price right

01:41:47.800 so you got 20 dollars we of course our kids wanted to watch this they're seven and eight so they rented

01:41:55.200 it 20 dollars they got three viewings out of it by the way in three days this is because of our solid

01:42:01.000 parenting uh yeah yeah watch trolls again damn it shut up uh but yeah 20 bucks i i like this model

01:42:11.040 i hope this model continues after all of this crap goes away because i you know i'm a movie theater fan

01:42:15.980 i love the dine-in theaters i'll pretty much stick any needle that bill gates comes up with in my arm so

01:42:21.180 i can go back to dine to uh to dine in movie theaters um but i i do i do appreciate the ability

01:42:29.660 especially with these kids movies to just be able to rent them at home instead of having to drag them

01:42:34.520 all out to the theater if we don't have time it's a big deal for them it's a new movie that's out

01:42:38.540 20 bucks it's not a bad it's not a bad deal i kind of hope it continues i don't know that the movie

01:42:44.380 uh theaters will exist if it does continue i know but have you seen the netflix have you seen the

01:42:50.780 netflix i don't know share or whatever it is where you can watch it with friends now oh netflix party

01:42:57.460 or something yeah something like that i've seen i haven't actually done it nor you know these that's

01:43:03.820 the thing with these zoom calls let's be honest about i don't want to see most of the people i

01:43:08.000 talk to like i don't like i don't have like there's a lot of problems i'm having with these zoom calls

01:43:14.100 because like things that can happen via email or call are now happening via zoom largely because we

01:43:21.280 want to see other human beings generally but that doesn't mean i want to have a meeting and have to

01:43:26.260 look at a person awkwardly for 20 minutes it's not really what i want out of life i don't think

01:43:32.080 people are here's the thing here's the one thing about this is then the zoom call there comes a point

01:43:38.020 to where you're done you're done but you don't want to be the first person in the family to say

01:43:44.340 i'm done with you losers yeah and uh right yeah and so and so you it goes probably 10 minutes 0.94

01:43:52.740 longer than it should until no one says anything because somebody has to have the guts to go okay

01:44:01.380 well i think that's it yeah yeah we did nobody wants to be the first one to say no no you don't

01:44:07.200 want to i don't want to i mean i i don't want to talk to you guys anymore you don't want to be the

01:44:11.080 person who doesn't care about family and such uh we did a call on easter exactly right with a big

01:44:17.000 group of family members far too many clearly because we couldn't i couldn't tell who was

01:44:22.220 talking i couldn't see who you know what was going on i couldn't understand when i was supposed to

01:44:28.080 talk or when i wasn't supposed to talk there's like more people that could fit on this than then

01:44:32.840 could fit on the screen so i i couldn't see half the people who are in the middle of discussions

01:44:37.760 and you know it became completely impossible because multiple people would talk at the same time so

01:44:44.160 you couldn't you couldn't hear any of them i mean it really it's it's it is amazing that we're all

01:44:49.360 just jumping into this life you know not by choice because it is not a it's not fun yeah and and you

01:44:55.620 and you know what this crazy is i've never even heard of zoom before the crisis had you i thought

01:45:01.120 it was all skype everyone that was on skype and then or face yeah i thought so too zoom i all right i

01:45:06.820 never heard of it you get on and you you're immediately made to feel like an old man like joe biden because

01:45:12.860 i've never even seen this system before and so there's always somebody and i was glad to say it

01:45:19.080 wasn't me this time but there's always somebody online that like i don't what button do i put where

01:45:23.720 do i how do i is the glenbeck program

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01:46:37.740 866 goldline tonight arguing with health care socialists glenbeck news special blaze tv.com use

01:46:44.840 promo code glen save 30 bucks welcome to the glenbeck program it is wednesday uh tonight on

01:47:04.300 our wednesday night special we're going to be arguing with health care socialists we're going

01:47:08.440 to show you the facts of socialized medicine now is the time to just point out looks like it's uh

01:47:14.780 working pretty well compared to socialized uh systems and even those socialized systems in the

01:47:20.240 united states we wanted to bring dr kelly ward on she's a former arizona state senator she is the

01:47:26.720 one that ran against john mccain and and lost uh by just a couple of points i think it was 51 it was

01:47:34.480 it was the smallest margin he ever won by uh in a primary um i'm sorry she couldn't get that one done

01:47:42.040 uh but uh it was john mccain uh she is uh i'm not having her on because she you know is a republican

01:47:49.580 or the chairperson of the arizona republican party i'm having her on because she's a doctor 1.00

01:47:53.720 and she sees the world of socialized medicine uh kind of the same way i do and i wanted to talk to

01:48:00.920 her about her observations uh on the the health care system now hey doc how are you hey glenn it's

01:48:08.600 great it's great to be with you um hey and you know what you you are somewhat responsible for my

01:48:14.280 going making the leap from total medicine into the political realm because back in 2010 i was

01:48:21.180 listening to you and you said everyone has something that they can offer and it made me

01:48:25.660 realize i had skills talents and abilities that god had given me and i should put them to work for as

01:48:31.060 many people as possible and so i thank you for that well thank you but don't blame me for anything

01:48:37.100 to do with politics i i also say don't do it don't do it uh but anyway um so uh doctor let me let me

01:48:44.680 talk to you a little bit about uh what you're seeing now uh and the difference between american

01:48:51.260 health care and socialized health care even if it happens to be in america the sad part is that with

01:48:59.320 the affordable care act the unaffordable care act obamacare american health care became much more

01:49:05.900 socialized and i think we're seeing some of the fallout from that during this pandemic um i have

01:49:12.560 always been a fan of free market medicine i believe that we deserve the health care that we want we need

01:49:19.580 we deserve and we should not be waiting around for any government entity to be telling us what we get

01:49:25.640 and right now in in europe certainly in all of these socialized medicine countries and in places like

01:49:31.780 new york that are extremely socialized in their medical care basically we're told as consumers

01:49:37.760 as patients that we get what we get and we don't throw a fit um be glad you have something because

01:49:43.820 you could just have nothing well that is showing extreme failure across europe um and and across

01:49:51.800 america in those hot spots that have allowed the government to take over so much of the business of

01:49:59.380 medicine when you think um of the best doctors in the world the best hospitals in the world

01:50:06.600 you will automatically think of new york etc etc but here in texas they have a they have a shortage

01:50:13.540 of of hospitals and hospital rooms and everything else in new york we have fantastic doctors here

01:50:21.000 and hospitals literally literally i live right down the street from a hospital that is almost always

01:50:27.100 empty i mean it brand new hospitals uh here what's the difference between new york and texas well as as we

01:50:36.580 do in arizona arizona has wonderful health care and um you know we what we've learned is that we need to

01:50:44.820 have extra capacity at many times but especially when we're facing a global pandemic and socialized

01:50:52.920 medicine leads to the opposite of extra they don't want any extra supply it leads to rationing and it

01:51:00.180 can become deadly we are seeing it you probably saw the article by uh one of our old friends ezekiel

01:51:07.440 emmanuel uh one of the architects of of obamacare basically advocating for taking people off ventilators

01:51:17.520 that are sustaining their life um because their lives aren't really worth that much anyway and

01:51:22.480 there's probably somebody else who's worth more that to me as a physician that to me as a human

01:51:26.980 is sickening and that's what we see in socialized medicine it is uh not only did he write that paper and

01:51:34.640 he's been saying those things for a long time uh he is now joe biden's um main guy when it comes to

01:51:41.560 health care uh he's the guy helping joe biden develop policy and he is a truly terrifying guy

01:51:48.420 but it seems though um we're talking to dr kelly ward uh it seems as though the people of the united

01:51:57.100 states are are kind of okay with going down this road in many ways for instance i don't understand

01:52:05.180 anyone who is coming up against hydro uh hydroxychloroquine it it's not proven but it is a

01:52:13.760 proven drug it's not going to kill you if you're using it with your doctor we have a there's a story

01:52:20.460 on the blaze that just came out uh the medical director of the resort nursing home in texas city

01:52:26.260 used the drug uh 56 of the patients were testing positive for coronavirus put them all on coronavirus

01:52:34.160 they're all better in five days and yet you have governments uh saying you know for instance in

01:52:41.760 the governor of michigan saying you could lose your license as a doctor if you use this what's

01:52:49.680 happening to us well i think that a lot of people are waking up thank goodness glenn because

01:52:55.620 they i think the vast majority of americans would immediately object to the idea of a government

01:53:01.720 official having the power to take an elderly person off a ventilator to make room for somebody else

01:53:06.240 but that is life under a government-run health care system uh having government bureaucrats and people

01:53:13.720 who were elected to office over overrule the physicians um evidence as well as experience in

01:53:21.640 terms of treating our patients is appalling and we have to say no um and you know just i think so many

01:53:29.360 on the left are worried about donald trump being right that they are willing to let people die

01:53:36.560 um you see it in michigan i and by the way i loved your interview with governor no from uh from south

01:53:42.700 dakota she is exactly right she is maintaining the state constitution the national constitution

01:53:48.060 individual liberty and freedom while protecting the people that are in her state and allowing them

01:53:52.940 to individually govern we should see that across the nation and we're not um i'm i've been watching

01:54:00.060 a lot of news from overseas on the bbc bbc england not bbc america and uh it's it's interesting to me how

01:54:08.260 they're almost in this uh this dream world of these heroic doctors and nurses uh at the nih and the

01:54:18.200 reason why they're heroic is because there's not enough beds there's not enough anything uh over

01:54:23.180 there there's not enough money and people are doing fundraisers for the nih and i just want to stop and

01:54:30.740 look at them and say you realize you're paying for that already in your taxes and they have done such a bad

01:54:37.120 job that you're over your hospitals are overrun when there isn't a pandemic but they have made this

01:54:44.100 into some sort of a hero worship of the nih and it makes zero sense you're exactly right you're exactly 0.98

01:54:53.720 right and um that's why i've been a fierce fighter you've been a fierce fighter against socialized

01:54:59.780 medicine in the united states it will destroy the excellence in health care that we have it will

01:55:05.660 destroy access to care and we've seen that since 2010 since since obamacare came onto the scene we have

01:55:13.120 seen uh access to care go down though the left would love you to think that just because someone

01:55:18.540 has a piece of paper saying that they have some kind of health care insurance that they are actually

01:55:24.020 getting care they are not um we are seeing our emergency departments overrun not now during covid

01:55:30.900 because now the people who don't really have emergencies aren't finding it as convenient to go to

01:55:36.580 the emergency department because they're worried they're going to catch a deadly potentially deadly

01:55:41.480 illness so they're uh seeking care in the right way so um we've got a lot of work to do but

01:55:47.840 especially having emmanuel teaming up with biden we need especially americans over the age of 50

01:55:54.860 better wake up because um you could be rationed right out of health care and people under 50 you're

01:56:00.800 going to pay for it so there we need to fight for the free market health care system that we deserve

01:56:06.320 we need to have physicians making decisions about clinical care of patients across the board and we

01:56:12.540 need to have every option open to us to be able to save lives okay we're talking to dr kelly ward former

01:56:19.200 arizona state senator also head of the gop in arizona let me ask you to take your doctor's hat off and put

01:56:25.460 your political hat on here for a second there was just a story in the hill biden opens a nine point lead

01:56:32.480 over trump in arizona good god almighty is that true i certainly do not see it on the ground uh i'd

01:56:41.700 have to look at the poll but they love to tout those polls that as though president president trump is at

01:56:48.320 risk from any of those democrats but especially from joe biden joe biden who we've seen again and

01:56:54.620 again and again on the campaign trail uh making gas um his inability to put a sentence together

01:57:02.760 his inability to lead um and that's all the democrats have sadly and um we we really should

01:57:11.160 be keeping our eyes open to whomever the democrats decide to put on that ticket with joe biden because

01:57:17.300 my thoughts politically and just my own personal opinion is that whoever that vice president candidate

01:57:23.480 is will be the president in the snap of the fingers yeah um one last question i'm concerned about the

01:57:31.620 the bailout of the small businesses again wall street got their money the banks got their money

01:57:37.840 you know a jp morgan chase is making it harder for you know individuals to get loans etc etc we are

01:57:44.980 hearing from small businesses all over the country that say the loans are already gone or or whatever

01:57:50.240 i think we're i think donald trump is in real trouble if we don't react and make sure that it's

01:57:57.040 not going to the wall street clowns and the banks it's going to the people what are you hearing in

01:58:03.160 arizona well i see a lot of things being delivered to to the little guy to the individual i can tell you

01:58:10.400 that in 20 2009 i i owned my own business a medical practice i also had a medical spa and we had

01:58:18.160 no assistance whatsoever from the obama administration to the little guy that all went

01:58:24.400 to the banks that were too big to fail president trump and his administration have put things in

01:58:29.320 place to actually help individuals families and small businesses i have been seeing reports that

01:58:35.160 people's economic impact payments have been starting to go into their bank accounts and those

01:58:40.560 should be even more delivered as of today one of our community banks horizon community bank in lake

01:58:46.840 kavasu city in arizona they are delivering on the the paycheck protection plan to those small

01:58:52.880 businesses in in normal functioning they they process about 20 loans per per month and they've done

01:59:02.220 almost 400 in a span of a weekend so they are all working as as diligently as they can and i think

01:59:10.220 people are having more results with those community banks who are also small businesses in a sense

01:59:15.840 themselves than they are from the big guys like jp morgan and wells largo i will tell you i couldn't

01:59:22.740 agree with you more and if you can do business with a local bank get away from those big banks do it with

01:59:29.400 a local bank uh you will get a much better service the money is all local uh and they are in business

01:59:37.400 just like you are kelly thank you very much i appreciate it dr kelly ward you can find her at kelly

01:59:42.840 k-e-l-l-i ward.com

01:59:45.900 and don't forget our uh special tonight on uh arguing with health care socialists

01:59:54.560 happens at 9 p.m you can find it on pluto tv you can uh find it online at youtube or if you're a

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02:00:09.840 it's at your convenience at blaze tv.com where we still are offering that 30 discount this is the

02:00:16.040 biggest discount we've ever uh made we need your help right now uh did you see by the way stew i've

02:00:23.800 got to get to this commercial but we have to talk about this tomorrow the democrats are talking about

02:00:27.740 a big bailout for big media did you see this oh gosh really yeah yeah uh it's unbelievable

02:00:34.480 absolutely unbelievable um are we big enough do we get money you keep do we get free money yeah no

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02:02:10.900 i have some very very disturbing news a cake ball company has gone out of business

02:02:24.140 uh this is actually a local company that stew has been frequenting for forever you can tell

02:02:30.640 my appearance i go to cake ball companies often if you look at me uh but yeah and i just realized as

02:02:36.640 i this message came in it was just a small shop it started by one woman's i think seven years ago

02:02:42.100 it got to grew to maybe three or four locations and they had to close all their locations as of

02:02:46.820 yesterday and you just realized that like permanently permanently done and you realize that like we're

02:02:52.620 going to be seeing a lot of this like if you if you're if you follow a lot of local companies that

02:02:57.100 you frequent on instagram and and you know whatever social media you're just going to start getting

02:03:01.020 these messages it's going to be really depressing and you look at the way this is structured right

02:03:06.080 now they're running out of money for the small business uh loan thing that they put together

02:03:10.260 that was supposed to bridge this gap that was the whole point of that bill was to bridge the gap while

02:03:14.880 all this stuff is going on and they're already running out of money nancy pelosi won't come back

02:03:19.820 to work so now they're talking the earliest they could vote on updating this package to get more

02:03:25.500 money to these small business owners is may 8th so if you get it may 8th the earliest that it's going

02:03:30.400 to be available is let's say may 15th the earliest it could possibly get to a small business owner

02:03:35.160 would be may 22nd that's five weeks away there's no way these companies are going to be able to

02:03:40.360 last another five weeks with no help when you've told them no one can come to their business

02:03:44.260 this is going to be the problem because look how fast they reacted to these big banks

02:03:50.660 they didn't wait they got it immediately it was infused into them immediately not for the average

02:03:58.280 person it's going to be a real problem

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 15, 2020

Here Comes the Impact ｜ Guests： Gov. Kristi Noem & Dr. Kelli Ward ｜ 4⧸15⧸20

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