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00:04:06.120 Rush Limbaugh and I have had one thing in common.

00:04:19.600 One thing in common.

00:04:20.640 And that is, every show, Rush didn't know what his first words were going to be.

00:04:28.700 You could ask him right before he went on the air and he'd prepare for hours, five or six hours the night before, four hours before every program in the morning.

00:04:41.660 And by noon Eastern time, he had his, what he called stacks of stuff arranged in front of him in columns.

00:04:49.280 He could see the subject matter on everything he had and he could look at it.

00:04:56.260 He would grab it.

00:04:57.300 And early on, before Rush Limbaugh was, Rush Limbaugh, people would come in and say, okay, Rush, what are you going to talk about today?

00:05:06.980 What do you, you know, what's the most important thing you're going to talk about today?

00:05:10.120 What is it?

00:05:10.600 And he'd always respond, I don't know.

00:05:13.600 I can't tell you.

00:05:15.840 Until the on-air light went on and he said those first words into his golden microphone.

00:05:24.020 It was a spontaneous coming together of his thoughts.

00:05:31.500 And no one, no one except talk radio people can understand that.

00:05:40.600 The greatest actors, the greatest performers, they don't write their own script.

00:05:46.360 And if they do, they write it in advance.

00:05:50.580 Unlike us, unlike Rush, we speak for three hours every day unscripted.

00:06:01.700 Unlike most, his desk was his broadcast studio.

00:06:06.500 He didn't move from an office into a studio just before the program.

00:06:10.540 When he arrived every morning, it was about a mile down from his house, he worked in his studio.

00:06:19.160 It was built to be soundproof, but also have the very best creature comforts for a person to work from seven, eight, ten hours with minimal movement.

00:06:28.700 And my studio was next to his in Radio City.

00:06:38.620 My studio didn't have all the bells and whistles that his studio had.

00:06:44.180 One of them was a secret cigar smoke vent.

00:06:50.180 Because you couldn't smoke in Radio City.

00:06:54.960 It was illegal in New York.

00:07:00.320 And nobody wanted to smell the recirculating cigar smoke.

00:07:04.620 So God only knows how he got it done on a historic building, but he had a cigar vent put into the window.

00:07:12.700 And the window put back together so it didn't disturb the historic building, and no one even knew it was there.

00:07:32.380 The mornings before his show were quiet.

00:07:37.160 He really was a man of few words.

00:07:42.700 In his studio for many years, there wasn't even a broadcast engineer.

00:07:48.920 It was just him.

00:07:54.780 Later, when he lost his hearing, he needed a broadcast engineer to help hear the audio.

00:08:01.720 His cochlear implants wouldn't pick up or discern.

00:08:04.620 I was there when they found out that Rush Limbaugh had lost his hearing.

00:08:13.160 I remember that night.

00:08:14.400 I think Stu was with me.

00:08:15.740 We were in Gabe Hobbs' office.

00:08:18.580 And we had just heard that Rush, it was still quiet.

00:08:22.640 No one was going to talk about it for at least another two weeks.

00:08:26.120 That Rush had lost his hearing.

00:08:28.520 And I remember listening to him at that time, and he was talking like this an awful lot.

00:08:37.740 From behind my golden microphone.

00:08:40.440 And he was forcing his voice down, and it sounded weird.

00:08:45.360 And I wondered what was going on with Rush.

00:08:48.020 Rush, that night I found out, he thought he was losing his lower register.

00:08:55.440 He thought his voice was getting higher.

00:08:57.980 And so he was forcing his voice down just a bit.

00:09:02.780 He wasn't losing his lower register.

00:09:04.920 He was losing his hearing.

00:09:07.360 I remember how the company did everything they could to help him through that.

00:09:21.120 I remember he came back on the air, and he had two stenographers, an oscilloscope,

00:09:26.520 and they had wired his board right where you would hear him do this.

00:09:32.760 That board was wired, so it would send vibrations.

00:09:39.340 So when someone was speaking on the phone, he could feel their voice.

00:09:44.480 He could see the voice pattern through the oscilloscope.

00:09:48.000 He could feel it through his hands.

00:09:50.540 And two stenographers were writing down everything a caller was saying.

00:09:55.340 In case one of them didn't get it right, he could compare the two.

00:09:59.040 So he could watch in real time what they were saying, watch the voice pattern of the caller,

00:10:06.540 and feel the voice with his hands while still processing what he was going to say.

00:10:17.580 Tell me the person that can do that.

00:10:21.480 Tell me the person that can do that, and you never knew.

00:10:25.560 He didn't know what his own voice sounded like anymore.

00:10:42.880 While he was talking on the air, he couldn't hear himself.

00:10:46.700 We hear ourselves on tape, and we think, that doesn't sound like me.

00:10:54.440 But it actually does.

00:10:56.660 It sounds exactly like you.

00:10:58.160 You're just not used to not hearing it from the inside.

00:11:02.000 You hear your voice different because it's coming from the inside.

00:11:05.900 So you're not hearing it without all the resonance inside of you.

00:11:14.660 Rush couldn't hear that anymore.

00:11:16.700 From behind my golden microphone.

00:11:25.540 He had that inflection because he had to remember what his muscles felt like when he was using inflection.

00:11:35.600 I didn't know Rush Limbaugh.

00:11:47.640 I guess in some ways, I'm a little like Rush.

00:11:51.720 He didn't like to take telephone calls, and after the cochlear implants, he couldn't.

00:11:56.380 But he didn't like off-air conversation.

00:12:01.520 He would email, later text message, instant message.

00:12:05.780 But when you did meet him, he listened.

00:12:12.240 For a guy who's on the air all the time, you'd think that he'd have a lot to say, and people around him would want to hear him talk.

00:12:22.580 All right, Rush, what do you really think?

00:12:26.160 What do you think really is going on?

00:12:29.040 But 90% of the conversations with Rush off-air

00:12:32.360 was your voice.

00:12:39.060 He was a profound listener.

00:12:40.960 I think that's one of the reasons why he knew the country so well.

00:12:58.920 Rush Limbaugh is responsible for saving the AM band.

00:13:03.740 RCA had invented FM radio back in the late 40s.

00:13:20.580 The guy who actually invented it, I think his name was Armstrong,

00:13:24.560 he killed himself because of RCA.

00:13:28.260 He realized he had been used by RCA.

00:13:30.980 And Sarnoff, he had invented something much better than AM radio.

00:13:37.680 But RCA and Sarnoff said,

00:13:40.160 there are too many AM radios to sell before we give up on this thing.

00:13:43.660 And they locked FM up into their vaults.

00:13:46.720 And they sold more and more AM radios until they couldn't sell anymore.

00:13:51.700 And that's when they introduced FM.

00:13:57.000 I grew up, I started on AM radio.

00:14:00.180 Before FM was really anything, it was still,

00:14:05.600 and here's another rock and roll hit,

00:14:08.480 In a Gara da Vida, man.

00:14:15.740 By the time the 1990s came,

00:14:19.640 I was programming AM radios,

00:14:22.880 AM radio stations,

00:14:23.900 and they were dying.

00:14:27.580 There was nothing.

00:14:30.160 And a guy who used to be the head of ABC,

00:14:35.420 ABC radio,

00:14:37.080 decided towards the end of his career

00:14:39.020 that he would take some of his salary

00:14:43.240 in something brand new.

00:14:48.020 Satellite time.

00:14:49.060 And ABC was like,

00:14:52.860 okay,

00:14:53.980 all right, dude,

00:14:55.440 if that's what you want,

00:14:56.580 you want X number of hours this year,

00:14:59.100 a satellite time.

00:15:00.460 Okay.

00:15:01.260 What are you going to use it for?

00:15:02.360 I don't know.

00:15:04.320 I don't know.

00:15:05.260 Just keep storing them up for me.

00:15:08.360 And by the time he left AM radio,

00:15:11.360 or I'm sorry,

00:15:12.400 ABC radio,

00:15:13.560 satellite was really starting to come into its own.

00:15:19.640 But it was still mainly television or radio news.

00:15:23.800 I remember when ABC news used to come in,

00:15:27.720 not on a satellite,

00:15:28.480 it had come in on a telephone line.

00:15:32.800 Satellite was just beginning to start to be used by radio,

00:15:36.860 but not for syndicated talk.

00:15:38.700 It didn't exist.

00:15:40.640 There was the fairness doctrine,

00:15:42.000 which made AM radio impossible.

00:15:45.440 Talk radio impossible.

00:15:47.460 Because everything I said had to be followed by a guy who was just as insane as Glenn Beck,

00:15:54.100 except on the other side.

00:15:56.300 Nobody wanted to listen to a station like that.

00:16:01.020 The fairness doctrine was dropped.

00:16:04.180 Rush Limbaugh,

00:16:05.100 who had been turned down by so many great people,

00:16:09.140 Jack Swanson from KGO,

00:16:12.820 right?

00:16:13.140 Wasn't that where Jack was?

00:16:14.400 KGO?

00:16:15.580 In San Francisco,

00:16:17.080 Jack was a guy who was one of the first to reach out to me and say,

00:16:22.700 you know,

00:16:22.880 I think you have something,

00:16:24.040 kid.

00:16:25.280 I think there's something to this talk radio thing.

00:16:27.860 Don't give up.

00:16:30.880 And I said,

00:16:32.060 wow,

00:16:32.320 that's great.

00:16:32.920 Would you hire me?

00:16:33.980 And he said,

00:16:34.700 oh,

00:16:34.920 no.

00:16:35.120 But remember,

00:16:36.400 I'm the guy who didn't hire Rush Limbaugh.

00:16:42.520 Jackie got two now.

00:16:49.400 He went to work.

00:16:50.840 Rush went to work with this little radio station in Sacramento.

00:16:54.060 And nobody thought it would work.

00:16:57.160 Nobody thought it would work.

00:16:59.440 Rush did.

00:17:01.140 He knew from his childhood,

00:17:03.640 he knew he was going to be successful.

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00:18:26.420 There is something about successful people and entrepreneurs that is truly,

00:18:43.400 truly American.

00:18:45.720 These entrepreneurs that come from nothing and have no reason to believe that they can do anything better than their parents.

00:18:55.500 Rush was one of those guys.

00:18:58.400 I grew up with,

00:19:00.740 I grew up in a bakery with my dad.

00:19:02.980 He lost his bakery and

00:19:04.320 in my 30s,

00:19:06.620 I began to realize my dad was kind of a Willie Loman character,

00:19:10.860 always striving,

00:19:12.620 but never really making it.

00:19:13.920 There was no reason for him to believe that his son could make it because he never really did.

00:19:23.600 But he did.

00:19:24.600 He believed in it.

00:19:25.420 He believed you can accomplish anything.

00:19:27.380 I don't know where Rush got that belief,

00:19:32.340 but every successful entrepreneur has that understanding.

00:19:36.700 And then they're willing to apply themselves and not stand around and whine.

00:19:42.840 Rush hated school.

00:19:45.100 He hated his grade school experience.

00:19:47.900 He dropped out of college at 20.

00:19:49.460 His father was a World War II combat pilot.

00:19:54.360 And his father wasn't happy about these things.

00:19:57.560 His radio gigs failed over and over and over again.

00:20:00.840 He had to come home and live with his parents after a stint in Pittsburgh.

00:20:03.660 He grew depressed.

00:20:06.060 He was frustrated.

00:20:08.620 He said,

00:20:09.380 I knew I was going to be successful.

00:20:11.720 I just didn't know how or where.

00:20:14.840 What I would be doing.

00:20:18.360 He said,

00:20:19.040 I knew I was going to be successful,

00:20:20.160 but nothing was ever working out for me.

00:20:24.200 He said,

00:20:24.760 I can remember taking a baseball bat out in the backyard and just

00:20:27.800 beating a tree over and over and over again.

00:20:31.320 Oh my gosh.

00:20:34.840 Oh my gosh.

00:20:35.960 He was abusing trees.

00:20:37.700 Shut up.

00:20:43.620 So Ed McLaughlin was the president of ABC news.

00:20:48.140 He was the guy who had all of this satellite time.

00:20:54.480 He saw the success of this guy who everybody said would be a failure.

00:20:58.540 And Ed was smart enough to see what was really going on with the Rush

00:21:04.240 Limbaugh show in that small town of Sacramento.

00:21:09.300 And he said,

00:21:10.040 geez,

00:21:10.220 I have all this satellite time.

00:21:11.600 I don't know what else to do with it.

00:21:13.920 He called Rush Limbaugh up and said,

00:21:15.600 Hey,

00:21:15.760 I was thinking about,

00:21:17.060 I was thinking about syndicating you in a time where syndication was

00:21:22.140 unheard of.

00:21:24.060 You couldn't syndicate without satellite and satellite was so expensive.

00:21:29.800 It was,

00:21:30.320 I think at the time,

00:21:31.300 like $2,000 an hour.

00:21:32.800 And that's when $2,000 was real money.

00:21:37.260 He said,

00:21:37.860 I have all this satellite time.

00:21:39.900 Let me try putting your show on.

00:21:41.360 That was 1988.

00:21:49.020 I remember hearing Rush Limbaugh for the first time in 1989.

00:21:55.480 And I remember the Rush rooms.

00:21:59.320 I remember him talking about the first Gulf war in ways I had never heard

00:22:04.660 before.

00:22:05.080 Saying things I had never heard saying the things like abortion is wrong.

00:22:14.180 I hadn't heard that.

00:22:15.660 I hadn't heard that articulated.

00:22:18.560 Something was very different about Rush Limbaugh.

00:22:22.560 And I don't know what it is exactly.

00:22:31.480 But as an observer,

00:22:34.220 as a historian,

00:22:35.880 as a guy who loves this industry,

00:22:39.920 I've got a lot more to say about the great Rush Limbaugh.

00:22:46.720 Next.

00:22:48.160 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:22:52.560 Well,

00:22:53.200 boy,

00:22:53.860 with all this weather going on,

00:22:55.860 I'm just mad,

00:22:57.320 the aches and pains.

00:22:58.340 I can tell it's going to rain today.

00:23:00.500 My bones are hanging.

00:23:02.120 My hand,

00:23:03.100 my hand,

00:23:04.020 it starts flapping like a bird when,

00:23:06.420 when it starts to get cold outside.

00:23:09.400 And that's how I know.

00:23:10.760 Birds are going to be flying south because it's good.

00:23:14.300 You remember,

00:23:14.920 you remember when your grandparents used to say that?

00:23:16.820 Everybody would say,

00:23:17.900 I can feel the rain in my bones.

00:23:19.600 And you'd be like,

00:23:20.140 yeah,

00:23:20.420 right,

00:23:20.840 sure.

00:23:21.200 And then you get,

00:23:22.140 you get to be 50,

00:23:23.500 60 years old.

00:23:24.180 And you're like,

00:23:24.580 oh my gosh,

00:23:25.920 I can feel my hand is flapping like a bird right now.

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00:24:13.180 This is the Glenn Beck program today.

00:24:25.320 I want to spend some time just talking about Rush Limbaugh.

00:24:28.760 I think he deserves a day on the medium that he himself created.

00:24:38.220 I told you that he saved AM radio.

00:24:40.840 AM radio was over because of crystal clear stereo FM.

00:24:50.100 And AM radio didn't know what to do.

00:24:53.360 They were playing music and then they tried this horrible idea of AM stereo.

00:24:58.140 Oh, good.

00:24:58.720 So I could get the crappy sound in both channels.

00:25:02.760 No, I don't think so.

00:25:05.100 It went nowhere.

00:25:06.340 Nothing was going to save AM radio until Rush Limbaugh.

00:25:15.500 Rush Limbaugh created an industry.

00:25:20.300 Rush Limbaugh at the end of the fairness doctrine,

00:25:25.200 which was only put in because of the Democrats with JFK.

00:25:33.260 They knew the Republicans were making headway.

00:25:40.760 And JFK decided we need a fairness doctrine,

00:25:44.160 which was anything but.

00:25:45.320 But the only place after 1988 with Rush Limbaugh and after Reagan and the fair,

00:25:52.200 it kills the fairness doctrine.

00:25:54.580 Rush Limbaugh was the only place you could really go and hear a different point of view.

00:26:00.400 You could hear somebody sit down and really explain and articulate why America believes what it does.

00:26:08.720 Why, why abortion was wrong.

00:26:13.240 Why liberalism and Marxism was wrong.

00:26:17.540 Why federalism and the Republic was right.

00:26:21.940 To hear about our founding fathers.

00:26:24.100 Because all of us, all of us, all of us in radio.

00:26:33.600 And I mean, all of us, I mean, those who are in music radio today.

00:26:40.720 During COVID.

00:26:43.640 It was talk radio that saved radio.

00:26:48.080 All of the sponsors, all of the things, all of the problems that these companies have gone through.

00:26:57.020 Only talk radio was generating cash.

00:27:01.680 Everything else was down.

00:27:03.740 Only talk radio.

00:27:06.140 Talk radio during COVID saved the AM and FM band.

00:27:11.860 And in my opinion, that's two in the column for Rush Limbaugh.

00:27:21.500 He saved the AM band.

00:27:24.980 And because of what he created and because of what he led, he also saved the AM band, the FM band.

00:27:37.200 Who else has done this?

00:27:41.860 What other one man?

00:27:44.460 Not a movement.

00:27:46.040 You know, you can look at people that are individuals like JFK.

00:27:51.680 Look what, I'm not, sorry, not JFK, but Martin Luther King.

00:27:56.620 You can see what he did, but it wasn't just him.

00:28:01.740 That was labor unions.

00:28:03.880 That was churches.

00:28:06.560 That was, there were big organizations behind him.

00:28:10.480 Who was behind Rush Limbaugh?

00:28:16.260 He had more opposition than any man.

00:28:20.840 He was called the most dangerous man in America by those in power and by those in the media for three decades.

00:28:29.960 They tried everything to get Rush Limbaugh off the air.

00:28:39.740 And I, I would be, it would be a mistake for me.

00:28:50.180 I hesitate to even say this because I know the heat he will get.

00:28:58.340 But the guy who started MTV is Bob Pittman.

00:29:02.800 Bob Pittman is a, he's really, truly a genius.

00:29:07.120 Bob Pittman and I don't agree on anything politically.

00:29:12.320 I mean nothing.

00:29:13.680 And I'm sure it was the same with Rush Limbaugh.

00:29:16.600 Nothing in common politically.

00:29:18.840 When Bob Pittman became the, uh, the head of Clear Channel, I was very nervous because he is not a conservative.

00:29:33.680 What Bob Pittman is, is not just a good businessman, but a man who believes in freedom of speech.

00:29:43.980 He does not believe in a country that shuts everyone down just because you don't agree with them.

00:29:52.280 It would be a mistake to say that Rush did all of this on his own.

00:30:02.920 He did a lot of it.

00:30:05.300 But what others had to do was stand up for his right.

00:30:09.800 And Clear Channel and Bob Pittman has.

00:30:15.560 They stood up for his right.

00:30:18.260 And in extension, my right.

00:30:22.280 Rush, when all odds are against us, Rush also created something different as well.

00:30:30.940 The personal relationship with sponsors and bringing small companies on because nobody, nobody in the big companies are going to advertise.

00:30:46.580 They don't want to advertise.

00:30:48.140 They don't want to be associated with all this hate.

00:30:50.900 I can guarantee you that all those people that tweeted yesterday the hate have never listened to Rush Limbaugh.

00:30:58.860 Not once.

00:31:00.860 Never did they listen to him in context.

00:31:03.620 I've said many times before, and I think I originally got it from Rush Limbaugh.

00:31:09.180 I can't program.

00:31:11.580 I can't write my show and do my show for people who don't listen.

00:31:15.900 But it is the people who don't listen.

00:31:25.860 They are the ones who tear us apart because they don't take the time to actually even try to understand what we're saying.

00:31:35.620 Try to understand, oh, that was a comedic comment.

00:31:43.260 You can say anything on the left comedically.

00:31:47.220 But if you try to say it on the right, especially on talk radio, you're the devil.

00:31:52.880 That's okay.

00:31:53.740 You can judge a man by his friends, but you can also judge a man by his enemies.

00:32:00.720 And Rush had some of the best enemies out there.

00:32:06.880 They did everything they could to destroy him.

00:32:11.300 They've spent millions of dollars to destroy him.

00:32:15.920 It didn't work.

00:32:17.120 And you know why it didn't work?

00:32:22.520 Because of you.

00:32:28.480 Because you wouldn't sit down.

00:32:31.540 You wouldn't be bullied into not listening.

00:32:35.620 You wouldn't be bullied into being shut up.

00:32:39.640 The talk radio stations, when they were boycotted,

00:32:43.540 those listeners rallied.

00:32:48.140 When they were boycotted, the sponsors, the listeners,

00:32:51.300 they went out and bought those products even more.

00:32:55.740 I got an email from a really good friend yesterday.

00:33:02.000 Greg Nowak.

00:33:02.960 He used to be the president of Premier Talk Division.

00:33:07.300 He worked with Rush for years.

00:33:08.660 Then he went out and he did work for smaller businesses.

00:33:16.260 He wrote to me today.

00:33:17.520 He said, Glenn, I took the owners of Allen Brothers Steaks to meet Rush in Palm Beach one time.

00:33:23.800 Rush had agreed to endorse their company and their commercials were to start in a few weeks.

00:33:28.660 We entered the building, not wanting to be late, 3 p.m. sharp.

00:33:32.380 We went up to the floor where Rush's studio was.

00:33:34.680 He had just finished his show and he came out to the lobby meeting area to greet us.

00:33:40.300 As we sat down, Rush said this,

00:33:42.920 quote,

00:33:43.460 It is a true honor for you to have placed your trust in me.

00:33:48.540 I love helping privately owned small businesses like yours grow.

00:33:52.660 Think of the people that you're going to hire

00:33:54.300 and the places they will go,

00:33:58.100 the colleges their children will be able to attend.

00:34:01.880 That's why I do this program.

00:34:03.560 To attract the largest audience possible.

00:34:06.920 To tell them stories about companies like yours.

00:34:09.660 I am a capitalist.

00:34:12.320 And it gives me great pleasure to further the advancement of capitalism,

00:34:17.760 knowing how many people down the line will benefit from your ad.

00:34:23.260 Then he opened up his legal pad.

00:34:31.220 He said,

00:34:31.860 I did some research on your products.

00:34:33.420 I ordered several items.

00:34:34.560 I tasted them.

00:34:35.120 I have a few questions for you.

00:34:38.120 He then spent 30 minutes questioning the owners.

00:34:42.300 The owners' jaws dropping in amazement

00:34:44.660 when they witnessed how interested Rush was

00:34:47.200 in them as people,

00:34:49.520 in their business.

00:34:53.160 Greg wrote to me last night,

00:34:54.620 just before we left.

00:34:57.360 Rush turned and said,

00:34:58.560 How many hits per second can your website handle?

00:35:01.020 They answered.

00:35:03.540 I don't remember the number,

00:35:05.080 but Rush replied with a twinkle in his eye

00:35:07.120 and a chuckle.

00:35:08.740 Well, I'll see what I can do about that.

00:35:12.800 We all shook hands and the meeting ended.

00:35:15.380 I got into the elevator with the owners.

00:35:17.380 One said with wide eyes and a huge smile,

00:35:19.960 He's going to try to crash our website, isn't he?

00:35:23.320 I looked at him and said,

00:35:24.480 No, he's not going to try.

00:35:27.260 He will.

00:35:28.580 He knows he will.

00:35:30.260 He's Rush Limbaugh.

00:35:31.140 He knows his audience.

00:35:32.800 He knows they're going to love your product.

00:35:36.420 His first commercial,

00:35:37.520 they crashed the website.

00:35:40.040 Their business grew exponentially.

00:35:46.420 If you've ever had Snapple,

00:35:47.880 you have Rush to thank.

00:35:49.900 It was a small little brand

00:35:50.920 that nobody knew about.

00:35:51.820 He started drinking Snapple.

00:35:54.560 He started talking about it on the air.

00:35:56.400 He wasn't paid to talk about it

00:35:57.580 and Snapple became Snapple.

00:36:05.000 Rush was a kind man.

00:36:09.600 I think he was very shy

00:36:11.160 and no matter how many times he said,

00:36:13.220 With talent on loan from God.

00:36:17.300 That was a joke.

00:36:21.820 Just a few brushes with Rush Limbaugh

00:36:25.280 told me he wasn't that man.

00:36:29.880 That was an act.

00:36:31.140 That was a show.

00:36:33.020 He was a gentleman always.

00:36:36.780 He was exceptional at what he did.

00:36:39.700 I want to tell you my

00:36:47.740 personal experiences

00:36:49.500 with Rush Limbaugh

00:36:50.840 and the Mount Rushmore

00:36:57.540 of radio

00:36:59.520 in a few minutes.

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00:38:39.180 We welcome back to the program

00:38:40.760 Mr. Stu Bergeer,

00:38:43.020 who apparently is just too weenie

00:38:45.880 to actually make it

00:38:47.200 to a single broadcast

00:38:48.080 if there's a little bit

00:38:49.020 of ice or snow.

00:38:50.000 Yeah.

00:38:50.300 And also, my house

00:38:51.420 is completely filled with water.

00:38:52.960 So I thought maybe...

00:38:53.900 You're the one hoarding

00:38:54.400 all the water.

00:38:54.920 Yes, it's all in my house, guys.

00:38:56.580 All your pipe bursts

00:38:57.700 in your attic.

00:38:59.220 Yes.

00:38:59.700 Yeah.

00:39:00.000 Which is interesting

00:39:00.740 with the whole gravity thing.

00:39:02.880 Like, if it's in your attic,

00:39:04.400 it doesn't stay in your attic.

00:39:05.300 Like, it comes down

00:39:06.420 to the below floors,

00:39:09.520 which was, yeah.

00:39:10.180 Well, it's nice to have you back.

00:39:11.080 Thank you.

00:39:11.540 I appreciate it.

00:39:12.180 I was thinking,

00:39:12.740 as you were talking about this,

00:39:13.620 I remember my last job

00:39:15.260 before starting in radio

00:39:16.900 was I was working

00:39:18.380 at a furniture company,

00:39:19.700 you know,

00:39:20.080 scheduling deliveries.

00:39:22.180 And I had to go get

00:39:22.960 a drug test for this job.

00:39:24.880 Which, by the way,

00:39:25.640 I passed.

00:39:26.400 Right.

00:39:26.720 You know,

00:39:26.960 they're not all that reliable.

00:39:28.760 Anyway,

00:39:29.200 but I remember

00:39:30.280 sitting in the waiting room

00:39:31.340 and I was into radio

00:39:32.520 and I wanted to go into radio

00:39:33.740 and I remember the cover,

00:39:35.140 I can't remember

00:39:35.700 if it was Newsweek or Time

00:39:37.600 or it was one of those

00:39:38.500 types of magazines,

00:39:39.420 the big ones at the time.

00:39:41.180 And the cover was Rush Limbaugh

00:39:43.080 and it was a cartoon

00:39:44.300 and it was explaining

00:39:45.860 how it was over finally.

00:39:48.260 We finally are done

00:39:49.560 with the Rush Limbaugh era.

00:39:51.300 It was over.

00:39:52.400 This is like 1996.

00:39:55.020 I mean,

00:39:55.280 they had declared him dead

00:39:57.400 so many times

00:39:59.400 in his career.

00:40:00.320 Every time.

00:40:00.940 And every time

00:40:01.960 he fought back

00:40:02.600 to the point

00:40:03.020 where he lasted

00:40:03.760 literally until his last day

00:40:06.180 as the number one star

00:40:09.080 in all of radio

00:40:10.400 and influence

00:40:12.340 well beyond

00:40:13.320 that statement.

00:40:14.900 I mean,

00:40:15.080 it really is incredible

00:40:16.220 and he did it all

00:40:17.260 basically without social media.

00:40:19.580 I mean,

00:40:19.740 one of the things

00:40:20.400 I was amazed about

00:40:21.840 and you mentioned this

00:40:22.740 when you talked about him

00:40:23.740 years ago

00:40:24.360 for what was it

00:40:24.960 the top 100

00:40:26.000 most important people

00:40:27.160 or something

00:40:27.440 and he did something

00:40:27.940 with him.

00:40:28.640 He never tweets.

00:40:29.760 I mean,

00:40:29.940 you know,

00:40:30.100 he did a little bit

00:40:30.640 of it towards the end

00:40:31.460 but barely

00:40:31.920 it really wasn't

00:40:32.560 part of his profile

00:40:33.500 and his death

00:40:34.780 was not tweeted about

00:40:36.360 it was not leaked beforehand

00:40:37.800 it was told

00:40:39.040 at the very beginning

00:40:40.080 of his radio show

00:40:40.960 by his wife.

00:40:42.160 It doesn't happen.

00:40:42.900 It doesn't happen.

00:40:43.720 It doesn't happen.

00:40:44.280 I mean,

00:40:44.460 they just do not make

00:40:45.520 them like him anymore.

00:40:47.280 They just don't exist.

00:40:51.900 Yeah,

00:40:52.400 thank you.

00:40:52.780 That's sad,

00:40:53.360 isn't it?

00:40:53.820 Yeah,

00:40:54.200 it really is.

00:40:54.660 We'll lose him

00:40:55.700 at a critical time

00:40:57.420 but we're up

00:40:58.260 for the challenge.

00:40:59.380 More in a minute.

00:40:59.820 It's the Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:01.300 All right,

00:41:01.640 let me tell you

00:41:02.840 about Rough Greens.

00:41:06.180 I'd love to hear about it.

00:41:07.760 Would you?

00:41:08.460 Yeah.

00:41:09.120 Rough Greens

00:41:09.600 is what I feed my dog,

00:41:11.100 Uno.

00:41:11.540 It's what Pat feeds his dog,

00:41:13.580 what Stu feeds his dog

00:41:15.380 and when Stu's dog

00:41:17.380 and Pat's dog

00:41:18.100 get big enough,

00:41:19.000 I'll feed their dogs

00:41:20.040 to Uno.

00:41:22.600 But I'll sprinkle

00:41:23.480 little Rough Greens

00:41:24.280 on top of them first

00:41:25.500 because that way

00:41:26.060 they get their probiotics

00:41:27.260 and all of the protein

00:41:28.680 that they might need.

00:41:29.640 That's hurtful.

00:41:30.960 Miles is not

00:41:31.940 in love with the spot.

00:41:34.820 If he could hear it,

00:41:35.940 he'd be upset.

00:41:36.780 Yeah,

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00:42:02.700 What you are about to hear

00:42:25.360 is the fusion of entertainment

00:42:27.820 and enlightenment.

00:42:31.240 This

00:42:31.880 is

00:42:33.340 the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:40.660 Hello, America.

00:42:43.780 Rush Limbaugh

00:42:45.440 passed away yesterday.

00:42:49.100 It was announced on his show

00:42:50.700 by his wife

00:42:52.200 just minutes after I finished

00:42:54.420 my broadcast.

00:42:56.140 As I was finishing up,

00:42:58.360 I got an email.

00:43:01.260 Rush

00:43:01.780 passed this morning.

00:43:03.780 His wife

00:43:04.400 is going to make

00:43:05.480 the announcement.

00:43:07.920 It is,

00:43:09.060 it was a very tough day

00:43:10.740 for a lot of people.

00:43:12.080 It was a tough day

00:43:12.880 for me and

00:43:13.620 I will tell you

00:43:16.040 that I,

00:43:16.700 um,

00:43:17.600 I don't think

00:43:19.700 I've ever done this.

00:43:20.960 Maybe,

00:43:21.300 maybe except for

00:43:22.040 Ronald Reagan.

00:43:22.580 But I don't think

00:43:24.500 there's,

00:43:25.040 I think everything else

00:43:25.840 can wait.

00:43:27.220 Everything else

00:43:27.920 can wait.

00:43:29.640 Uh,

00:43:30.180 conservatives

00:43:30.680 need to take

00:43:31.840 the time

00:43:32.780 today

00:43:33.760 and just

00:43:34.980 recognize

00:43:35.680 where we are

00:43:37.020 and the freedoms

00:43:37.760 we have

00:43:38.360 and I think

00:43:38.860 in no small part

00:43:39.800 because of

00:43:41.160 Rush Limbaugh.

00:43:43.520 I'll explain that

00:43:44.800 in 60 seconds.

00:43:49.080 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:50.740 All right,

00:43:52.800 let me tell you

00:43:53.900 about American

00:43:54.920 financing.

00:43:56.920 Oh,

00:43:57.840 you tired of

00:43:58.660 me shouting

00:43:59.360 from the rooftops

00:44:00.140 about how you need

00:44:00.720 to be fiscally

00:44:01.340 responsible?

00:44:02.760 There's so much

00:44:03.820 chaos going on

00:44:04.760 in the financial

00:44:05.440 world right now

00:44:06.380 and if you don't

00:44:07.540 believe that,

00:44:08.820 uh,

00:44:09.760 have you seen

00:44:10.440 the price of

00:44:10.940 Bitcoin today?

00:44:12.520 Is it still 51,

00:44:13.680 52?

00:44:14.480 What is it at?

00:44:15.960 Uh,

00:44:16.320 51,

00:44:17.040 8.

00:44:17.440 51,

00:44:18.020 8.

00:44:18.660 Okay.

00:44:19.760 All-time high.

00:44:20.960 All-time high.

00:44:21.960 Uh,

00:44:22.200 just a couple

00:44:22.540 of weeks ago

00:44:23.000 it was 30.

00:44:24.120 Why is this

00:44:24.940 happening?

00:44:26.300 Because of the

00:44:27.600 spending that is

00:44:28.600 coming your way

00:44:29.540 and the way

00:44:30.380 the Federal Reserve

00:44:31.500 Bank and the

00:44:32.340 central banks

00:44:32.900 around the world

00:44:33.600 are treating

00:44:34.620 cash.

00:44:36.120 This is the

00:44:37.300 next generation's

00:44:38.440 gold.

00:44:39.180 Now,

00:44:39.540 unlike gold,

00:44:40.440 I don't know

00:44:41.000 if it will still

00:44:41.600 be around,

00:44:42.820 um,

00:44:43.500 but

00:44:43.980 this is what

00:44:45.800 this generation

00:44:46.480 is looking at

00:44:47.240 and they're

00:44:47.540 saying we're

00:44:48.280 going to put

00:44:48.660 it into

00:44:49.020 something that

00:44:50.680 nobody can

00:44:51.400 take because

00:44:52.180 of blockchain.

00:44:53.340 Okay.

00:44:54.480 So what does

00:44:55.280 this mean?

00:44:56.220 This means that

00:44:57.100 everything's going

00:44:57.860 to change.

00:44:58.540 You need to

00:44:59.260 get your

00:44:59.580 financial house

00:45:00.420 in order

00:45:01.080 right now.

00:45:02.220 Please call

00:45:03.260 American Financing.

00:45:05.180 If you're paying

00:45:05.920 three or four

00:45:06.900 percent or more

00:45:07.920 for your mortgage,

00:45:08.960 if you're paying

00:45:09.820 on high interest

00:45:10.560 credit cards,

00:45:11.520 get out of

00:45:12.680 all of that.

00:45:13.860 Roll it into

00:45:14.680 your mortgage

00:45:15.220 without resetting

00:45:16.440 the term of

00:45:17.080 your loan.

00:45:18.020 Reset your

00:45:18.680 mortgage rate,

00:45:20.360 your interest

00:45:20.980 rate.

00:45:21.660 You can,

00:45:22.180 Stu just did

00:45:22.960 this.

00:45:23.260 He's down

00:45:23.860 in the twos.

00:45:25.560 American

00:45:25.960 Financing,

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00:45:29.360 800-906-2440,

00:45:31.580 or American

00:45:32.120 Financing.net.

00:45:33.540 American

00:45:33.600 Financing,

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00:45:44.680 I'm going to

00:45:46.000 share a couple

00:45:46.420 of stories

00:45:47.060 that I

00:45:49.220 don't think

00:45:51.340 I've ever

00:45:51.720 shared before.

00:45:55.140 And you'll

00:45:55.980 understand

00:45:56.780 at the end

00:45:57.860 of this story

00:45:58.440 why I'm

00:45:59.020 starting here

00:45:59.760 as I'm

00:46:00.120 talking about

00:46:00.680 Rush Limbaugh.

00:46:02.680 I remember

00:46:03.520 sitting in

00:46:04.780 a Broadway

00:46:07.980 play.

00:46:08.660 It was a

00:46:09.020 Saturday afternoon.

00:46:10.880 My wife

00:46:11.360 and I

00:46:11.580 were going.

00:46:12.000 And

00:46:14.740 in the

00:46:17.460 middle of

00:46:17.880 the play,

00:46:19.620 a security

00:46:21.120 agent comes

00:46:21.800 up and

00:46:22.280 hands me

00:46:22.860 his phone.

00:46:24.840 And it

00:46:25.780 was on a

00:46:26.240 news story.

00:46:27.520 And it

00:46:27.860 was that

00:46:28.220 Gabby Giffords

00:46:28.940 had been

00:46:29.340 shot.

00:46:30.980 And they

00:46:31.720 of course

00:46:32.100 were blaming

00:46:32.560 it on

00:46:32.940 right-wing

00:46:33.420 extremists,

00:46:34.840 which it

00:46:35.540 wasn't.

00:46:36.960 It was a

00:46:37.340 crazy man

00:46:38.320 who was

00:46:39.460 a supporter

00:46:40.220 of the

00:46:40.740 left,

00:46:41.120 but more

00:46:41.860 importantly,

00:46:42.300 he had a

00:46:42.900 problem with

00:46:43.520 the way I

00:46:44.680 think the

00:46:45.000 alphabet or

00:46:45.920 grammar.

00:46:46.600 He had a

00:46:47.420 weird grammar

00:46:48.240 hang up.

00:46:49.000 It was very

00:46:49.520 strange.

00:46:50.320 And he was

00:46:50.680 crazy.

00:46:51.080 He was crazy.

00:46:51.620 He was

00:46:51.720 crazy.

00:46:53.080 But at

00:46:53.800 the time

00:46:54.280 they were

00:46:54.560 blaming it

00:46:55.080 on right-wing

00:46:56.340 extremists

00:46:57.300 and the

00:46:58.040 violence.

00:46:59.620 And I

00:47:00.260 looked at

00:47:00.740 my wife.

00:47:01.180 It was a

00:47:01.500 Saturday,

00:47:01.960 I think,

00:47:02.320 and I

00:47:02.560 looked at

00:47:02.820 my wife

00:47:03.220 and I

00:47:03.480 said,

00:47:04.340 this next

00:47:06.240 week is

00:47:06.620 going to

00:47:06.920 be hell.

00:47:07.480 Monday,

00:47:10.520 I got a

00:47:10.940 call from

00:47:11.780 Fox.

00:47:13.680 I got a

00:47:14.020 call from

00:47:14.620 Roger Ailes'

00:47:15.420 office,

00:47:16.020 who had

00:47:16.860 been trying

00:47:17.480 to get

00:47:18.000 his thumb

00:47:18.720 on me

00:47:19.320 for a

00:47:19.960 while.

00:47:21.380 He had

00:47:22.020 tried all

00:47:23.300 kinds of

00:47:23.800 things that

00:47:24.540 were really,

00:47:25.780 really

00:47:26.500 despicable.

00:47:28.920 One of the

00:47:29.660 things I

00:47:30.040 learned at

00:47:30.720 Fox was

00:47:31.360 everyone said

00:47:32.200 I can never

00:47:32.620 leave Fox

00:47:33.160 because,

00:47:33.780 well,

00:47:33.980 I just owe

00:47:34.540 Roger too

00:47:35.140 much.

00:47:35.460 after working

00:47:37.420 there for

00:47:37.820 a while,

00:47:38.160 I realized

00:47:38.780 some people

00:47:39.360 actually meant

00:47:40.260 that they

00:47:40.740 owed him

00:47:41.560 because they

00:47:42.680 had saved

00:47:43.720 him or

00:47:44.700 saved them

00:47:45.440 from something.

00:47:47.960 It was,

00:47:48.920 and it wasn't

00:47:49.640 Roger Ailes,

00:47:50.400 it was,

00:47:51.000 well,

00:47:52.060 I'm not going

00:47:52.400 to get into

00:47:52.760 it,

00:47:52.940 but,

00:47:53.560 and I

00:47:55.800 remember

00:47:56.080 thinking he

00:47:57.440 is going

00:47:58.880 to threaten

00:47:59.380 to fire

00:48:00.020 me because

00:48:01.180 he called

00:48:01.580 on Monday

00:48:02.040 and said,

00:48:02.440 I want to

00:48:02.660 see Glenn

00:48:02.980 in my

00:48:03.200 office,

00:48:03.960 you know,

00:48:04.900 3pm

00:48:05.980 Thursday.

00:48:08.320 That week

00:48:09.280 was a

00:48:11.080 very long

00:48:11.660 week,

00:48:12.000 and I

00:48:12.960 tried to

00:48:14.120 think how

00:48:15.060 to out

00:48:15.760 think this,

00:48:17.040 how to

00:48:17.400 not get

00:48:18.600 trapped,

00:48:19.100 because if

00:48:19.960 Roger fired

00:48:20.820 me that

00:48:21.300 week,

00:48:21.660 he would

00:48:21.940 basically be

00:48:22.720 saying Glenn

00:48:23.520 Beck was

00:48:23.940 responsible for

00:48:24.860 Gabby Giffords,

00:48:25.960 and I

00:48:27.860 would have

00:48:28.360 to bow

00:48:29.580 the knee,

00:48:30.400 and I

00:48:31.020 couldn't do

00:48:31.400 that,

00:48:31.880 but I

00:48:32.320 couldn't get

00:48:32.700 fired either.

00:48:33.400 what was

00:48:37.240 I going

00:48:37.500 to do?

00:48:42.360 I kept

00:48:42.920 my office

00:48:43.520 out,

00:48:43.900 I had

00:48:44.120 an office

00:48:44.520 at Fox,

00:48:45.080 but I

00:48:45.300 never used

00:48:45.820 it,

00:48:47.020 I think

00:48:47.860 I used

00:48:48.200 it like

00:48:48.500 twice,

00:48:49.040 and the

00:48:49.220 only reason

00:48:49.520 why I

00:48:49.780 went up

00:48:50.080 there one

00:48:50.460 time was

00:48:50.840 to show

00:48:51.140 my kids

00:48:51.600 that it

00:48:51.920 overlooked

00:48:52.360 the M&M

00:48:53.080 store in

00:48:54.860 Times Square.

00:48:55.600 I kept

00:48:57.220 my offices

00:48:57.720 separate,

00:48:58.380 because I

00:48:58.900 didn't want

00:48:59.420 to be

00:49:00.020 there,

00:49:01.120 I wanted

00:49:01.600 to retain

00:49:02.380 my own

00:49:02.940 independence,

00:49:03.980 and we

00:49:05.620 were about

00:49:05.860 three blocks

00:49:06.460 away,

00:49:06.800 and I

00:49:06.980 was walking,

00:49:08.280 and we

00:49:09.100 had war

00:49:09.500 gamed this

00:49:10.060 every way

00:49:10.740 you could

00:49:11.820 imagine,

00:49:12.880 and I

00:49:13.460 had been

00:49:13.800 told by

00:49:14.240 very wise

00:49:14.900 people,

00:49:15.600 get sick,

00:49:16.580 don't go

00:49:17.260 in,

00:49:18.080 you can't

00:49:18.620 go in,

00:49:19.040 because he

00:49:20.120 will put you

00:49:21.100 in a position

00:49:21.740 to where

00:49:22.520 you won't

00:49:23.400 win,

00:49:23.780 you won't

00:49:24.240 win,

00:49:24.620 all the

00:49:26.980 way over,

00:49:28.060 I'm saying

00:49:28.580 a prayer,

00:49:29.320 and I'm

00:49:29.500 like,

00:49:29.920 Lord,

00:49:30.280 I got

00:49:30.520 nothing,

00:49:31.620 I got

00:49:31.960 nothing,

00:49:33.860 I don't,

00:49:35.020 this is

00:49:36.000 it,

00:49:37.160 I need

00:49:38.040 some

00:49:38.500 divine

00:49:39.600 intervention,

00:49:40.580 some help,

00:49:41.740 something,

00:49:43.140 and I

00:49:45.300 remember

00:49:45.640 walking

00:49:46.140 past his

00:49:47.480 secretary's

00:49:48.620 desk,

00:49:49.260 and she

00:49:49.540 looked at

00:49:49.880 me,

00:49:50.440 she had

00:49:51.900 a weird

00:49:52.300 unspoken

00:49:53.120 communication

00:49:54.020 with me,

00:49:55.220 I could

00:49:55.560 tell what

00:49:56.760 I was

00:49:57.040 walking

00:49:57.400 into,

00:49:58.820 and she

00:49:59.500 just looked

00:49:59.960 up at

00:50:00.340 me,

00:50:00.540 and he

00:50:00.680 said,

00:50:01.060 he's

00:50:01.400 waiting

00:50:01.680 for you,

00:50:02.160 and I

00:50:02.380 thought to

00:50:02.760 myself,

00:50:03.100 I bet he

00:50:03.620 is,

00:50:04.120 and I

00:50:04.880 opened up

00:50:05.300 the door,

00:50:06.180 and the

00:50:07.020 minute I

00:50:08.680 crossed the

00:50:09.300 threshold,

00:50:10.880 I was

00:50:12.040 filled with

00:50:13.000 empathy for

00:50:14.280 him,

00:50:15.300 it wasn't a

00:50:16.740 scheme,

00:50:17.200 it wasn't a

00:50:17.700 plan,

00:50:18.160 it was

00:50:18.380 nothing,

00:50:18.960 I was

00:50:19.380 suddenly overcome

00:50:20.440 with empathy

00:50:21.620 for this

00:50:23.760 older man,

00:50:26.240 he was

00:50:27.080 sitting behind

00:50:27.620 his desk,

00:50:28.160 usually he

00:50:28.820 would get

00:50:29.200 up and

00:50:29.580 he'd come

00:50:30.320 around his

00:50:30.760 desk and

00:50:31.140 he'd go,

00:50:31.600 young man,

00:50:33.100 good to

00:50:33.580 see you,

00:50:34.920 this time

00:50:35.560 he sat

00:50:36.140 behind his

00:50:36.780 desk,

00:50:37.120 didn't move,

00:50:37.720 and he

00:50:37.920 looked up,

00:50:39.040 and I

00:50:40.880 saw him

00:50:41.640 for who

00:50:42.740 I felt he

00:50:43.580 really was

00:50:44.340 for the

00:50:44.600 first time,

00:50:45.640 an absolute

00:50:46.680 genius,

00:50:47.560 who had

00:50:49.260 lost his

00:50:49.980 way,

00:50:51.820 who now

00:50:53.600 was kind

00:50:55.840 of questioning

00:50:56.500 everything that

00:50:57.400 he did

00:50:58.180 because he

00:51:00.020 knew he

00:51:01.420 wasn't,

00:51:02.080 he wasn't

00:51:03.580 the best

00:51:04.120 man he

00:51:04.540 could be,

00:51:06.440 he was,

00:51:07.380 he was a

00:51:07.880 really interesting

00:51:08.940 guy,

00:51:09.920 and he

00:51:12.780 said,

00:51:13.200 we've got

00:51:13.860 a lot to

00:51:14.800 talk about,

00:51:16.300 and,

00:51:17.560 I said,

00:51:18.620 Roger,

00:51:19.100 before we

00:51:19.540 do,

00:51:20.520 and this

00:51:20.860 was sincere,

00:51:22.580 I didn't

00:51:22.860 know where

00:51:23.340 it came,

00:51:23.620 I know now

00:51:24.120 where it

00:51:24.340 came from,

00:51:24.620 I didn't

00:51:25.000 know where

00:51:25.420 this came

00:51:25.860 from,

00:51:27.040 but I

00:51:27.620 was so,

00:51:28.520 I was so

00:51:31.040 deeply

00:51:32.020 empathetic

00:51:33.160 for him,

00:51:34.100 and I

00:51:35.000 said,

00:51:35.340 Roger,

00:51:35.820 I have a

00:51:36.760 feeling I

00:51:37.140 know where

00:51:37.380 this is

00:51:37.740 going,

00:51:38.580 but before

00:51:39.840 we get

00:51:40.200 into any

00:51:40.640 of that,

00:51:41.220 and whatever

00:51:42.960 happens,

00:51:43.520 happens,

00:51:44.320 let me

00:51:45.940 first just

00:51:46.640 thank you

00:51:47.300 for this,

00:51:49.100 he said,

00:51:49.400 what?

00:51:50.620 And I

00:51:51.080 said,

00:51:52.200 I believe

00:51:54.560 that America

00:51:55.320 wouldn't be

00:51:56.280 America today

00:51:57.440 if you

00:51:58.840 hadn't have

00:51:59.240 started Fox

00:51:59.900 News,

00:52:01.180 Fox News

00:52:03.080 didn't save

00:52:04.080 America,

00:52:04.700 but you

00:52:04.960 gave us

00:52:05.840 extra time,

00:52:07.100 you gave us

00:52:07.640 maybe 20

00:52:08.340 years,

00:52:08.900 maybe,

00:52:09.560 maybe,

00:52:10.140 after 9-11,

00:52:11.860 imagine America

00:52:12.960 without Fox

00:52:13.960 News,

00:52:14.300 without an

00:52:15.040 opposing voice,

00:52:16.320 or a voice

00:52:17.060 standing up,

00:52:19.340 imagine what

00:52:21.380 the country

00:52:21.820 would be

00:52:22.180 like.

00:52:23.700 I said,

00:52:24.320 without you,

00:52:26.740 Ronald Reagan

00:52:27.360 may not have

00:52:27.920 won.

00:52:30.160 You advised

00:52:31.140 him and gave

00:52:31.680 him great

00:52:32.360 advice that

00:52:33.780 helped him

00:52:34.340 win.

00:52:37.100 So,

00:52:37.840 thank you.

00:52:39.000 and I

00:52:41.740 looked at

00:52:42.160 him and

00:52:43.080 he had

00:52:43.360 tears in

00:52:43.920 his eyes

00:52:44.440 and he

00:52:46.080 could tell

00:52:46.620 that I

00:52:46.980 actually meant

00:52:47.840 that,

00:52:48.040 that that

00:52:48.280 wasn't some

00:52:48.820 ploy,

00:52:49.280 I actually

00:52:49.900 meant that

00:52:50.340 and he

00:52:50.580 said,

00:52:51.140 you mean

00:52:53.280 that,

00:52:53.660 don't you?

00:52:54.740 And I

00:52:55.140 said,

00:52:56.160 yeah,

00:52:57.580 and I'm

00:52:57.860 thinking to

00:52:58.180 myself,

00:52:58.640 strangely,

00:52:59.560 I do.

00:53:01.220 I've never

00:53:01.760 even thought

00:53:02.400 of it,

00:53:03.040 but yes,

00:53:04.140 I do.

00:53:07.180 He sat

00:53:07.760 there behind

00:53:08.140 his desk

00:53:08.620 and he

00:53:08.880 kind of

00:53:10.180 patted

00:53:11.060 his desk

00:53:11.620 for a

00:53:11.920 minute.

00:53:14.340 He said,

00:53:14.920 come on

00:53:15.120 over,

00:53:15.320 sit on

00:53:15.520 the couch,

00:53:15.900 I got to

00:53:16.180 talk to

00:53:16.420 you about

00:53:16.600 something.

00:53:18.140 And we

00:53:18.640 sat there

00:53:18.980 and we

00:53:19.220 talked about

00:53:19.720 nothing for

00:53:20.840 an hour,

00:53:22.020 nothing.

00:53:22.500 and then

00:53:26.080 I said,

00:53:26.920 well,

00:53:27.880 if there

00:53:28.480 isn't

00:53:28.880 anything

00:53:29.560 else,

00:53:30.260 I got to

00:53:30.700 get to

00:53:31.480 the floor

00:53:32.640 to do

00:53:33.320 the show.

00:53:34.500 And he

00:53:35.040 said,

00:53:35.320 oh yeah,

00:53:35.760 gosh,

00:53:36.000 I'm sorry

00:53:36.380 I held you

00:53:36.840 up for

00:53:37.120 so long.

00:53:38.760 And I

00:53:39.300 walked out.

00:53:41.740 Everybody

00:53:42.140 was outside

00:53:43.020 of the

00:53:43.420 building.

00:53:43.860 All my

00:53:44.080 whole staff

00:53:44.540 was outside

00:53:44.940 of the

00:53:45.160 building

00:53:45.420 waiting.

00:53:46.000 They're

00:53:46.100 like,

00:53:46.300 well,

00:53:46.420 what happened?

00:53:46.820 What happened?

00:53:47.180 What happened?

00:53:48.280 And I'm

00:53:48.520 like,

00:53:48.920 ah,

00:53:49.560 nothing

00:53:50.200 happened.

00:53:51.100 As I

00:53:52.440 walked

00:53:52.740 out,

00:53:53.500 I heard

00:53:54.340 him say,

00:53:55.280 get that

00:53:56.420 effing

00:53:56.820 Palin

00:53:57.280 on the

00:53:57.640 phone.

00:54:01.040 And that

00:54:01.840 was the

00:54:02.200 day that

00:54:02.700 Palin

00:54:03.140 had

00:54:04.440 problems

00:54:04.960 at Fox

00:54:05.600 that we

00:54:06.400 all are

00:54:06.760 aware of.

00:54:08.220 So,

00:54:09.000 why am I

00:54:09.880 telling you

00:54:10.300 this story

00:54:11.040 in relation

00:54:12.320 to Rush

00:54:13.320 Limbaugh?

00:54:14.580 Give me

00:54:15.280 60 seconds

00:54:15.980 and I'll

00:54:16.340 explain.

00:54:20.200 Okay,

00:54:21.100 you know,

00:54:21.420 we all

00:54:21.740 regret things

00:54:22.580 in life,

00:54:23.140 all of

00:54:23.480 us,

00:54:24.140 you know,

00:54:24.520 times we

00:54:25.380 tried to

00:54:26.360 do the

00:54:26.580 right thing

00:54:27.140 and we

00:54:27.660 didn't

00:54:28.220 make it,

00:54:28.840 times that

00:54:29.360 we,

00:54:30.560 you know,

00:54:30.760 we didn't

00:54:31.140 try to

00:54:31.540 do the

00:54:31.820 right thing

00:54:32.360 and we

00:54:32.960 accomplished

00:54:33.580 whatever it

00:54:34.180 was and we

00:54:34.680 feel horrible.

00:54:35.760 There is one

00:54:36.520 success,

00:54:37.260 however,

00:54:37.540 you may have

00:54:38.120 had in your

00:54:38.540 life that

00:54:39.220 you're like,

00:54:40.960 crap,

00:54:41.780 and that's

00:54:42.360 when you

00:54:42.740 were successful

00:54:43.460 at signing

00:54:44.240 that contract

00:54:44.920 for a

00:54:45.440 timeshare.

00:54:46.660 Yeah,

00:54:47.360 there was

00:54:47.940 probably somebody

00:54:48.620 very,

00:54:49.140 very good,

00:54:49.760 a little

00:54:50.120 slimy kind

00:54:51.060 of,

00:54:51.520 hey,

00:54:51.800 I got it.

00:54:52.480 Would you

00:54:52.720 like another

00:54:53.140 Mai Tai?

00:54:53.860 They're on

00:54:54.320 me.

00:54:54.760 No,

00:54:55.000 seriously,

00:54:55.560 have another

00:54:56.000 drink.

00:54:56.700 Let me just

00:54:57.140 tell you,

00:54:57.480 you're going

00:54:57.780 to be here

00:54:58.200 all the

00:54:58.740 time.

00:54:59.700 No,

00:55:00.320 no,

00:55:01.040 no,

00:55:02.060 no.

00:55:03.020 That's not

00:55:03.620 the way it

00:55:03.960 worked out,

00:55:04.540 is it?

00:55:07.320 Call

00:55:07.760 timeshare

00:55:08.360 termination

00:55:08.960 team today

00:55:09.760 and get the

00:55:10.120 process started.

00:55:11.020 Don't put

00:55:11.540 off another

00:55:12.940 day of

00:55:14.240 paying for

00:55:14.940 things that

00:55:15.480 you're not

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00:56:08.560 So why do I

00:56:09.460 tell you about

00:56:10.080 this with

00:56:10.880 Roger Ailes?

00:56:11.560 Megan Kelly

00:56:12.880 and I had

00:56:13.380 a great

00:56:14.000 conversation

00:56:14.620 recently about

00:56:15.740 Roger and

00:56:16.680 how complex

00:56:17.440 he was and

00:56:18.720 how there

00:56:19.580 was a side

00:56:20.120 of him that

00:56:20.800 I didn't

00:56:21.420 know that

00:56:22.120 was just

00:56:22.580 really dirt

00:56:23.520 bag central

00:56:24.240 but there

00:56:26.420 was another

00:56:26.760 side that

00:56:27.420 was amazing

00:56:28.320 he was

00:56:28.940 one of

00:56:29.320 the he's

00:56:30.380 one of

00:56:31.060 the greatest

00:56:31.960 thinkers I've

00:56:34.160 ever met

00:56:34.860 and when I

00:56:35.300 say thinker

00:56:35.920 I've met

00:56:36.260 other people

00:56:36.820 who are

00:56:37.260 you know

00:56:37.640 literal rocket

00:56:38.840 scientists

00:56:39.600 I mean

00:56:40.840 somebody who

00:56:41.600 understood

00:56:42.440 America at

00:56:43.780 its core

00:56:44.420 instinctually

00:56:45.640 instinctively

00:56:46.580 he just

00:56:47.480 knew it

00:56:48.140 he would have

00:56:50.120 been the

00:56:50.500 greatest

00:56:50.840 broadcaster

00:56:51.720 of all

00:56:52.760 time

00:56:53.140 he's the

00:56:56.100 producer of

00:56:57.200 the Rush Limbaugh

00:56:57.860 television show

00:56:58.720 Roger Ailes was

00:57:00.100 before there

00:57:01.880 was Fox News

00:57:02.800 that's one of the

00:57:03.880 things he was

00:57:04.540 doing

00:57:04.840 he believed

00:57:08.700 in an

00:57:10.040 America

00:57:10.560 that he

00:57:11.160 lived

00:57:11.860 that's not

00:57:13.360 to say he

00:57:13.780 believed in

00:57:14.340 you know

00:57:14.740 he told me

00:57:15.500 one time

00:57:15.980 hey

00:57:16.420 I know

00:57:17.720 we look

00:57:18.140 we both

00:57:18.500 believe in

00:57:18.880 the Constitution

00:57:19.420 but you

00:57:20.240 know

00:57:20.440 sometimes you

00:57:21.620 got to do

00:57:21.960 what you

00:57:22.200 got to do

00:57:22.640 and I

00:57:22.940 remember

00:57:23.340 saying

00:57:23.600 no

00:57:24.480 not when

00:57:25.040 it comes

00:57:25.300 to the

00:57:25.540 Constitution

00:57:26.100 you do

00:57:27.400 what it

00:57:27.960 says

00:57:28.660 period

00:57:29.600 but he

00:57:33.980 understood

00:57:34.380 America

00:57:35.020 and he

00:57:35.780 understood

00:57:36.120 the

00:57:36.360 entrepreneur

00:57:36.840 and he

00:57:39.200 understood

00:57:39.560 people who

00:57:40.320 could come

00:57:40.800 from nothing

00:57:41.540 and I

00:57:42.040 think that's

00:57:42.520 why

00:57:42.880 I think

00:57:43.700 that's

00:57:43.920 what he

00:57:44.140 saw in

00:57:44.520 Rush Limbaugh

00:57:45.160 and I

00:57:45.520 think that's

00:57:45.860 what Rush

00:57:46.220 Limbaugh

00:57:47.000 may have

00:57:47.360 seen in

00:57:47.720 him

00:57:47.940 and what

00:57:49.020 I saw

00:57:49.400 in him

00:57:49.840 Rush

00:57:52.840 had this

00:57:53.440 instinct

00:57:54.860 of

00:57:55.720 of what

00:57:57.640 America

00:57:58.180 was

00:57:58.860 thinking

00:57:59.460 and feeling

00:58:00.440 and wasn't

00:58:02.060 afraid to

00:58:02.740 be out

00:58:03.220 of step

00:58:03.880 it just

00:58:05.460 was him

00:58:06.400 it's who

00:58:06.960 he was

00:58:07.780 I tried

00:58:09.400 to think

00:58:09.760 of somebody

00:58:10.260 that I

00:58:10.580 could put

00:58:11.000 in his

00:58:11.460 category

00:58:11.980 because he's

00:58:12.540 one man

00:58:13.320 it's not

00:58:14.220 like Roger

00:58:14.640 Ailes in

00:58:15.000 Fox News

00:58:15.760 Roger Ailes

00:58:16.860 what he

00:58:17.160 accomplished

00:58:17.580 was a lot

00:58:18.360 but he

00:58:18.720 took a lot

00:58:19.440 of talent

00:58:20.100 to do

00:58:20.780 that

00:58:21.140 this is

00:58:22.240 one man

00:58:23.180 and one

00:58:23.920 man's

00:58:24.440 talent

00:58:24.880 one show

00:58:26.300 three hours

00:58:27.560 a day

00:58:28.080 look at

00:58:30.340 how

00:58:30.600 different

00:58:31.200 we are

00:58:32.440 because of

00:58:33.500 Rush Limbaugh

00:58:34.020 think of

00:58:34.800 what we

00:58:35.280 know

00:58:35.900 because of

00:58:36.700 Rush Limbaugh

00:58:37.380 think of

00:58:38.560 the number

00:58:38.860 of jobs

00:58:39.740 saved

00:58:40.600 because of

00:58:41.420 Rush Limbaugh

00:58:42.240 can you

00:58:44.800 think of

00:58:45.220 anyone

00:58:45.700 who has

00:58:46.660 impacted

00:58:47.620 the culture

00:58:48.280 as one

00:58:49.300 man

00:58:50.200 Martin Luther

00:58:51.420 King had

00:58:51.820 a team

00:58:52.140 around him

00:58:52.740 I'm not

00:58:53.960 comparing the

00:58:54.640 two

00:58:54.920 I'm just

00:58:56.020 trying to

00:58:56.360 think who

00:58:56.820 I thought

00:58:58.520 last night

00:58:58.920 maybe Johnny

00:58:59.740 Carson

00:59:00.120 maybe

00:59:00.780 but Carson

00:59:01.580 was just

00:59:02.360 an entertainer

00:59:03.440 Carson

00:59:04.860 changed a lot

00:59:05.800 of things

00:59:06.320 but

00:59:06.820 it wasn't

00:59:08.980 fundamental

00:59:11.480 principles

00:59:12.380 of life

00:59:13.280 he impacted

00:59:15.480 the culture

00:59:16.160 but it

00:59:16.560 was

00:59:16.940 there was

00:59:19.080 no depth

00:59:19.720 to it

00:59:20.280 it was

00:59:20.660 important

00:59:21.300 but it

00:59:22.480 wasn't

00:59:22.760 essential

00:59:23.340 can you

00:59:26.800 think of

00:59:27.180 anyone

00:59:27.680 that had

00:59:28.440 this impact

00:59:29.480 as one

00:59:30.400 human being

00:59:31.200 they say

00:59:31.780 you don't

00:59:33.260 know the

00:59:33.800 impact

00:59:34.340 one person

00:59:35.140 can have

00:59:35.880 he's a

00:59:37.560 great

00:59:38.140 example

00:59:38.780 of that

00:59:39.420 I don't

00:59:53.860 think people

00:59:54.380 because

00:59:55.640 those who

00:59:56.820 didn't listen

00:59:57.520 to him

00:59:58.060 were the

00:59:59.160 ones who

00:59:59.640 had the

01:00:00.020 loudest

01:00:00.460 opinions

01:00:01.040 I don't

01:00:04.760 think people

01:00:05.180 knew who

01:00:05.720 Rush

01:00:06.080 really was

01:00:07.820 as I

01:00:09.860 said

01:00:10.300 in the

01:00:11.040 opening

01:00:11.300 monologue

01:00:11.700 last hour

01:00:12.320 that

01:00:12.620 Rush

01:00:13.220 was

01:00:13.700 a quiet

01:00:14.980 guy

01:00:15.360 he

01:00:16.920 listened

01:00:17.420 he was

01:00:19.440 a loyal

01:00:19.980 guy

01:00:20.440 most of

01:00:21.280 his staff

01:00:21.800 has been

01:00:22.180 with him

01:00:22.500 for

01:00:22.740 20 years

01:00:24.060 25 years

01:00:25.160 some of

01:00:25.560 them 30

01:00:26.080 years

01:00:26.680 he had

01:00:27.860 a 32

01:00:28.340 year career

01:00:29.140 to have

01:00:31.340 staff members

01:00:32.000 with you

01:00:32.400 for 30

01:00:33.100 of those

01:00:33.580 32

01:00:34.080 that's

01:00:34.580 pretty

01:00:34.960 remarkable

01:00:35.520 he's

01:00:39.560 the only

01:00:39.880 guy

01:00:40.220 they say

01:00:40.600 oh he

01:00:40.960 sold out

01:00:41.540 for money

01:00:42.320 he said

01:00:43.460 these things

01:00:43.860 for money

01:00:44.480 did he

01:00:44.960 you know

01:00:46.340 what he

01:00:46.560 didn't

01:00:46.820 abandon

01:00:47.200 not only

01:00:47.960 what his

01:00:48.500 core

01:00:48.840 beliefs

01:00:49.280 were

01:00:49.560 but he

01:00:49.840 never

01:00:50.060 abandoned

01:00:50.500 the

01:00:50.680 relationship

01:00:51.180 of AM

01:00:51.720 and FM

01:00:52.120 radio

01:00:52.660 satellite

01:00:55.520 radio

01:00:56.100 podcasting

01:00:57.800 all of

01:00:59.360 that stuff

01:00:59.780 was derivative

01:01:00.380 in fact

01:01:01.240 we were

01:01:01.560 just talking

01:01:02.060 about it

01:01:02.560 name the

01:01:03.840 person

01:01:04.300 who could

01:01:05.140 die

01:01:05.540 and it's

01:01:06.660 broken

01:01:07.540 kept

01:01:08.420 completely

01:01:09.300 silent

01:01:10.200 until his

01:01:11.980 own show

01:01:12.540 he was

01:01:14.020 about

01:01:14.660 his show

01:01:16.260 you know

01:01:21.760 why people

01:01:22.140 like

01:01:22.600 Rush Limbaugh

01:01:23.280 you know

01:01:24.120 why people

01:01:24.440 believe him

01:01:25.220 because

01:01:26.980 beyond all

01:01:28.120 of the

01:01:28.580 bluster

01:01:29.220 he was

01:01:33.020 genuine

01:01:33.680 he

01:01:38.260 has been

01:01:39.700 incredibly

01:01:40.640 charitable

01:01:41.280 but most

01:01:41.900 people don't

01:01:42.440 know about

01:01:42.940 it

01:01:43.120 most people

01:01:45.860 don't know

01:01:46.380 that when

01:01:47.140 you went

01:01:47.480 to lunch

01:01:48.140 or dinner

01:01:48.500 with Rush

01:01:49.120 Limbaugh

01:01:49.540 if it was

01:01:52.900 exceptional

01:01:53.440 service

01:01:54.020 or if he

01:01:55.400 found out

01:01:55.800 something about

01:01:56.380 the server

01:01:57.580 that

01:01:57.960 was

01:01:59.620 unique

01:02:00.600 special

01:02:01.200 the tip

01:02:03.340 would be

01:02:03.680 remarkable

01:02:04.440 remarkable

01:02:06.460 50 million

01:02:09.220 dollars to

01:02:09.820 lymphoma

01:02:10.480 leukemia

01:02:11.480 foundation

01:02:12.220 he and his

01:02:16.140 wife Catherine

01:02:16.720 supported the

01:02:17.360 marine corps

01:02:18.020 the law

01:02:18.540 enforcement

01:02:18.960 association

01:02:19.680 the tunnel

01:02:20.820 to the

01:02:21.220 towers

01:02:21.560 foundation

01:02:22.200 and so

01:02:23.360 many others

01:02:24.120 privately

01:02:26.640 he changed

01:02:27.880 the lives

01:02:29.060 of multiple

01:02:30.440 people

01:02:31.020 privately

01:02:31.740 quietly

01:02:32.320 if you

01:02:34.840 had a

01:02:35.120 problem

01:02:35.580 Rush

01:02:37.280 was there

01:02:37.900 when people

01:02:51.800 say oh

01:02:52.340 I owe

01:02:52.680 my career

01:02:53.460 when I

01:02:58.960 say I

01:03:00.280 owe my

01:03:00.760 career to

01:03:02.080 Rush

01:03:02.340 Limbaugh

01:03:02.760 I mean

01:03:04.800 that

01:03:05.180 literally

01:03:06.780 I owe

01:03:08.300 my career

01:03:09.180 to Rush

01:03:10.380 Limbaugh

01:03:10.860 I'll

01:03:12.780 explain

01:03:13.460 and

01:03:15.180 tell you

01:03:18.180 about the

01:03:18.840 Mount Rushmore

01:03:19.780 that can

01:03:21.820 now be

01:03:22.440 built

01:03:22.900 the Mount

01:03:24.480 Rushmore

01:03:25.040 of radio

01:03:26.020 of real

01:03:28.500 deep

01:03:29.180 lasting

01:03:30.040 impact

01:03:30.860 next

01:03:32.640 this is

01:03:38.700 the

01:03:39.000 Glenn

01:03:39.280 back

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01:03:40.140 if you

01:03:43.760 want just

01:03:44.160 the best

01:03:44.760 night's

01:03:45.240 sleep

01:03:45.560 you've

01:03:45.900 ever

01:03:46.080 had

01:03:46.480 you

01:03:47.000 want it

01:03:47.300 consistently

01:03:48.040 what are you

01:03:48.820 waiting for

01:03:49.280 get my

01:03:50.200 pillow

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01:03:58.100 how much

01:03:58.660 if I

01:03:59.360 walked into

01:03:59.880 a store

01:04:00.280 and I

01:04:00.560 could buy

01:04:00.900 it in

01:04:01.120 a store

01:04:01.440 I

01:04:01.600 wouldn't

01:04:01.840 purchase

01:04:02.180 it

01:04:02.520 I

01:04:02.880 would

01:04:03.080 pick

01:04:03.320 it up

01:04:03.600 and I

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01:04:04.280 and I

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01:04:14.980 stays

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01:05:14.920 responses

01:05:15.560 uh

01:05:16.480 to the

01:05:16.880 question

01:05:17.320 or to

01:05:17.740 the

01:05:17.960 charge

01:05:18.440 that you're

01:05:18.820 a racist

01:05:19.220 or homophobe

01:05:20.040 um

01:05:21.120 NBC

01:05:21.840 the today

01:05:22.460 show

01:05:22.760 asked him

01:05:23.460 um

01:05:24.520 are you

01:05:25.760 a racist

01:05:26.280 are you

01:05:27.360 a homophobe

01:05:28.000 like

01:05:28.640 you're gonna

01:05:29.460 get

01:05:29.760 yeah

01:05:30.360 yeah

01:05:31.100 I am

01:05:31.840 what a

01:05:33.040 stupid

01:05:33.540 question

01:05:34.060 but his

01:05:35.920 response

01:05:36.440 was brilliant

01:05:37.160 uh

01:05:38.680 no I'm

01:05:39.200 not

01:05:39.420 are you

01:05:39.900 are you

01:05:40.560 a racist

01:05:41.100 no

01:05:42.060 are you

01:05:42.560 a homophobe

01:05:43.360 no

01:05:44.440 okay good

01:05:45.620 we're both

01:05:46.360 clear now

01:05:47.020 I mean

01:05:49.300 just

01:05:50.080 not

01:05:50.760 afraid of

01:05:51.660 it

01:05:51.860 not

01:05:52.300 afraid

01:05:52.600 of

01:05:52.760 it

01:05:53.000 Tucker

01:05:54.000 Carlson

01:05:54.460 asked me

01:05:54.820 last night

01:05:55.300 on his

01:05:55.580 show

01:05:55.900 how he

01:05:56.920 could

01:05:57.520 remain

01:05:58.120 so

01:05:58.740 optimistic

01:05:59.440 and not

01:05:59.940 get bitter

01:06:00.500 and it's

01:06:01.420 because

01:06:01.920 Rush

01:06:02.980 and anyone

01:06:03.780 who is in

01:06:04.400 this industry

01:06:05.080 that is

01:06:05.960 smart

01:06:06.540 you pay

01:06:09.380 attention to

01:06:10.100 the people

01:06:10.560 who listen

01:06:11.320 to you

01:06:11.900 not to

01:06:12.880 the people

01:06:13.180 who don't

01:06:14.060 Rush

01:06:15.680 knew who

01:06:16.340 he was

01:06:16.800 talking

01:06:17.260 about

01:06:17.880 he also

01:06:18.440 knew who

01:06:18.940 he was

01:06:19.640 see

01:06:20.480 when

01:06:20.920 when

01:06:22.080 people

01:06:22.520 on the

01:06:22.880 left

01:06:23.240 are

01:06:23.760 questioned

01:06:24.720 which

01:06:26.440 is

01:06:26.700 rare

01:06:27.320 they

01:06:28.560 don't

01:06:29.180 they

01:06:29.360 don't

01:06:29.540 have

01:06:29.860 to

01:06:30.080 think

01:06:30.620 about

01:06:31.300 who

01:06:32.740 they

01:06:32.960 are

01:06:33.320 or

01:06:33.580 their

01:06:33.780 view

01:06:34.220 or

01:06:34.520 if

01:06:34.740 that

01:06:34.960 viewpoint

01:06:35.460 could

01:06:35.800 be

01:06:36.000 interpreted

01:06:36.480 as

01:06:36.760 being

01:06:37.000 racist

01:06:37.620 without

01:06:38.300 them

01:06:38.580 being

01:06:38.840 racist

01:06:39.380 what

01:06:39.880 did

01:06:40.020 they

01:06:40.420 said

01:06:40.840 how

01:06:41.100 is

01:06:41.320 it

01:06:41.440 that

01:06:41.560 I

01:06:41.680 could

01:06:41.840 be

01:06:42.040 hated

01:06:42.340 by

01:06:42.580 so

01:06:42.820 many

01:06:43.000 people

01:06:43.400 how

01:06:43.600 many

01:06:43.740 people

01:06:44.060 think

01:06:44.360 this

01:06:44.620 about

01:06:44.900 me

01:06:45.100 people

01:06:45.860 on

01:06:46.060 the

01:06:46.180 right

01:06:46.480 we're

01:06:47.380 expected

01:06:48.140 if you

01:06:49.720 believe

01:06:50.360 these

01:06:50.660 things

01:06:50.940 you

01:06:51.280 expect

01:06:51.960 going

01:06:52.360 in

01:06:52.840 you're

01:06:53.600 gonna

01:06:53.820 get

01:06:54.080 trashed

01:06:55.460 now

01:06:55.820 you

01:06:55.980 may

01:06:56.140 not

01:06:56.340 know

01:06:56.500 the

01:06:56.700 extent

01:06:57.500 that

01:06:58.600 may

01:06:58.780 be

01:06:58.860 a

01:06:58.980 little

01:06:59.120 shocking

01:06:59.820 but

01:07:02.140 you

01:07:02.460 question

01:07:03.480 yourself

01:07:03.860 if

01:07:04.080 you're

01:07:04.240 thinking

01:07:04.580 decent

01:07:05.360 human

01:07:05.660 being

01:07:05.860 you

01:07:06.020 question

01:07:06.320 yourself

01:07:06.780 wow

01:07:07.480 they

01:07:07.680 said

01:07:07.880 that

01:07:08.040 about

01:07:08.240 me

01:07:08.420 is

01:07:08.700 that

01:07:08.860 true

01:07:09.220 is

01:07:09.400 that

01:07:09.520 who

01:07:09.660 I

01:07:09.840 am

01:07:10.120 and

01:07:13.360 you

01:07:13.480 think

01:07:13.740 about

01:07:14.000 your

01:07:14.180 positions

01:07:14.640 because

01:07:14.960 you're

01:07:15.200 challenged

01:07:15.660 all

01:07:16.020 the

01:07:16.200 time

01:07:16.580 you're

01:07:17.200 not

01:07:17.380 challenged

01:07:18.000 nobody's

01:07:19.180 nobody's

01:07:19.900 seriously

01:07:20.380 challenging

01:07:21.340 uh

01:07:22.300 casio

01:07:22.740 cortez

01:07:23.300 and her

01:07:23.600 green

01:07:23.880 new

01:07:24.100 deal

01:07:24.480 nobody's

01:07:25.440 seriously

01:07:25.820 challenging

01:07:26.320 anybody

01:07:27.000 who's

01:07:27.340 challenging

01:07:27.780 that

01:07:28.100 they can

01:07:28.380 just

01:07:28.540 say

01:07:28.720 well

01:07:28.920 they're

01:07:29.220 a

01:07:29.420 racist

01:07:29.960 they

01:07:30.780 don't

01:07:31.080 believe

01:07:31.420 in

01:07:31.660 climate

01:07:32.020 change

01:07:32.460 they're

01:07:32.760 science

01:07:33.740 deniers

01:07:34.520 and they

01:07:35.660 don't have

01:07:36.000 to think

01:07:36.280 about it

01:07:36.660 anymore

01:07:37.060 it's

01:07:39.360 actually

01:07:39.720 a benefit

01:07:40.580 to be

01:07:41.300 pushed

01:07:41.780 like

01:07:42.740 the

01:07:43.000 right

01:07:43.320 is

01:07:43.560 pushed

01:07:43.980 we

01:07:44.280 have

01:07:44.620 to

01:07:44.760 know

01:07:45.000 what

01:07:45.240 we

01:07:45.520 believe

01:07:45.980 in

01:07:46.300 when

01:07:48.500 I

01:07:48.600 said

01:07:48.900 I

01:07:50.840 owe

01:07:51.060 my

01:07:51.340 career

01:07:51.800 to

01:07:52.380 Rush

01:07:53.000 Limbaugh

01:07:53.480 I

01:07:53.900 literally

01:07:54.800 mean

01:07:55.200 I

01:07:55.420 owe

01:07:55.680 my

01:07:55.960 career

01:07:56.400 to

01:07:56.620 Rush

01:07:56.860 Limbaugh

01:07:57.440 Rush

01:07:58.120 Limbaugh

01:07:58.600 came

01:07:58.980 into

01:07:59.400 this

01:07:59.900 industry

01:08:01.660 and he

01:08:02.380 created

01:08:03.100 something

01:08:03.580 brand

01:08:03.960 new

01:08:04.200 there

01:08:05.280 are

01:08:05.440 no

01:08:05.720 AM

01:08:06.100 radios

01:08:06.640 in

01:08:06.920 cars

01:08:07.260 in

01:08:07.460 Europe

01:08:07.680 anymore

01:08:08.280 they're

01:08:09.380 shutting

01:08:09.660 down

01:08:09.960 all

01:08:10.220 the

01:08:10.400 AM

01:08:10.680 radio

01:08:11.060 stations

01:08:11.640 AM

01:08:12.320 radio

01:08:12.580 doesn't

01:08:12.880 exist

01:08:13.440 why

01:08:14.800 they don't

01:08:16.120 have

01:08:16.260 Rush

01:08:16.440 Limbaugh

01:08:16.760 they didn't

01:08:18.840 have something

01:08:19.520 like Rush

01:08:20.000 Limbaugh

01:08:20.280 to bring

01:08:20.840 everybody

01:08:21.260 back

01:08:21.740 to the

01:08:22.120 AM

01:08:22.540 dial

01:08:23.000 to

01:08:23.260 make

01:08:23.960 sure

01:08:24.140 people

01:08:24.540 were

01:08:24.920 actually

01:08:25.480 using

01:08:25.960 that

01:08:26.400 I

01:08:27.860 honestly

01:08:28.160 don't

01:08:28.500 know

01:08:28.700 what

01:08:28.900 happens

01:08:29.460 to

01:08:29.780 radio

01:08:30.140 now

01:08:30.380 that

01:08:30.580 Rush

01:08:31.100 is

01:08:31.740 out

01:08:32.240 I

01:08:34.100 don't

01:08:34.520 know

01:08:34.720 how

01:08:34.980 long

01:08:35.360 talk

01:08:35.700 radio

01:08:36.120 and

01:08:37.360 people

01:08:37.620 like

01:08:37.920 us

01:08:38.400 survive

01:08:38.740 this

01:08:39.180 is

01:08:39.340 a

01:08:39.540 huge

01:08:40.280 huge

01:08:41.300 loss

01:08:41.840 because

01:08:42.680 you

01:08:42.820 had

01:08:42.980 to

01:08:43.080 get

01:08:43.220 rid

01:08:43.420 of

01:08:43.580 him

01:08:43.820 before

01:08:44.040 you

01:08:44.220 get

01:08:44.420 rid

01:08:44.640 of

01:08:44.940 clowns

01:08:46.740 like

01:08:46.940 me

01:08:47.280 you

01:08:48.980 had

01:08:49.120 to

01:08:49.200 get

01:08:49.320 rid

01:08:49.480 of

01:08:49.580 him

01:08:49.860 now

01:08:52.460 that

01:08:52.640 he's

01:08:52.900 gone

01:08:53.300 I

01:08:55.900 don't

01:08:56.320 I

01:08:57.220 don't

01:08:57.420 know

01:08:57.580 what

01:08:57.800 happens

01:08:58.280 from

01:08:58.760 here

01:08:59.020 but I

01:09:01.320 owe

01:09:01.440 my

01:09:01.740 career

01:09:02.260 to

01:09:02.800 Rush

01:09:03.080 you

01:09:03.200 know

01:09:03.360 I

01:09:03.760 think

01:09:04.140 people

01:09:04.440 thought

01:09:04.760 that

01:09:04.960 this

01:09:05.180 was

01:09:05.460 a

01:09:05.780 slam

01:09:06.320 at

01:09:08.340 least

01:09:08.500 the

01:09:08.660 media

01:09:08.900 printed

01:09:09.380 it

01:09:09.740 as

01:09:10.080 such

01:09:10.340 he

01:09:10.460 did

01:09:10.620 an

01:09:10.780 interview

01:09:11.140 with

01:09:11.620 the

01:09:12.040 today

01:09:12.380 show

01:09:12.780 and

01:09:14.920 he

01:09:15.020 was

01:09:15.140 asked

01:09:15.360 about

01:09:15.620 me

01:09:16.020 do

01:09:16.620 you

01:09:16.740 worry

01:09:16.900 about

01:09:17.120 the

01:09:17.360 new

01:09:17.740 guys

01:09:18.060 coming

01:09:18.320 up

01:09:18.520 on

01:09:18.660 the

01:09:18.760 block

01:09:19.140 he's

01:09:20.100 like

01:09:20.260 no

01:09:20.960 well

01:09:22.320 what

01:09:22.480 about

01:09:22.680 Glenn

01:09:22.980 Beck

01:09:23.340 quote

01:09:25.340 look

01:09:26.640 what

01:09:26.960 I've

01:09:27.360 spawned

01:09:28.340 Glenn

01:09:29.160 Beck

01:09:29.460 is

01:09:29.660 to

01:09:29.780 me

01:09:30.080 right

01:09:30.940 on

01:09:31.320 Glenn

01:09:32.780 Beck

01:09:33.120 is

01:09:33.840 the

01:09:34.020 result

01:09:34.480 of

01:09:34.880 my

01:09:35.160 success

01:09:35.860 he's

01:09:36.880 right

01:09:37.200 100%

01:09:38.080 true

01:09:38.340 100%

01:09:40.040 right

01:09:40.340 there's

01:09:40.760 not a

01:09:41.020 lot

01:09:41.140 of

01:09:41.240 people

01:09:41.420 that

01:09:41.600 could

01:09:41.720 say

01:09:41.980 something

01:09:42.460 that

01:09:43.160 outrageous

01:09:43.860 and be

01:09:45.200 100%

01:09:46.340 accurate

01:09:46.740 that is

01:09:47.220 100%

01:09:48.420 accurate

01:09:48.840 it's

01:09:49.380 true

01:09:49.580 and

01:09:49.800 not

01:09:50.140 only

01:09:51.060 just

01:09:51.480 political

01:09:52.200 talk

01:09:52.660 radio

01:09:53.100 does

01:09:54.000 just like

01:09:55.240 sports

01:09:56.000 radio

01:09:56.460 exist

01:09:57.100 today

01:09:57.580 without

01:09:58.060 Rush Limbaugh

01:09:58.640 without him

01:09:59.220 saving the

01:09:59.840 AM dials

01:10:00.520 so that

01:10:00.740 so many

01:10:01.160 stations

01:10:01.620 would be

01:10:01.940 able to

01:10:02.240 thrive

01:10:02.680 that

01:10:03.320 weren't

01:10:03.760 just

01:10:04.280 news

01:10:04.980 talk

01:10:05.360 I mean

01:10:06.200 the entire

01:10:06.680 sports

01:10:07.240 radio format

01:10:07.980 basically

01:10:08.640 owes its

01:10:09.280 you know

01:10:09.820 life to

01:10:10.800 Rush

01:10:11.240 too

01:10:11.480 in many

01:10:11.800 ways

01:10:12.100 Rush

01:10:15.700 said

01:10:16.160 on

01:10:16.600 his

01:10:17.360 last

01:10:17.760 show

01:10:18.040 of

01:10:18.200 2020

01:10:18.740 just a

01:10:20.760 few

01:10:20.860 weeks

01:10:21.100 ago

01:10:21.400 that he

01:10:24.580 largely

01:10:24.880 sees

01:10:25.300 himself

01:10:25.660 as a

01:10:26.000 political

01:10:26.360 failure

01:10:26.860 he

01:10:29.940 said

01:10:30.100 my

01:10:30.260 career

01:10:30.580 has

01:10:30.900 been

01:10:31.460 enormously

01:10:31.920 successful

01:10:32.580 by

01:10:33.140 any

01:10:33.540 standard

01:10:33.980 but

01:10:36.420 there's

01:10:36.620 a

01:10:36.740 large

01:10:36.980 part

01:10:37.240 of

01:10:37.360 me

01:10:37.460 that

01:10:37.640 feels

01:10:37.880 like

01:10:38.040 I've

01:10:38.260 failed

01:10:38.700 in

01:10:38.920 such

01:10:39.160 a

01:10:39.380 major

01:10:39.700 way

01:10:40.220 in

01:10:41.720 30

01:10:42.080 years

01:10:42.620 I've

01:10:44.180 tried

01:10:44.380 to

01:10:44.540 convince

01:10:44.880 people

01:10:45.260 try

01:10:45.520 to

01:10:45.660 persuade

01:10:46.100 people

01:10:46.560 try

01:10:47.380 to

01:10:47.580 encourage

01:10:48.160 people

01:10:48.620 to

01:10:49.380 critically

01:10:49.960 think

01:10:50.600 on

01:10:50.900 their

01:10:51.060 own

01:10:51.260 to

01:10:51.440 realize

01:10:52.080 the

01:10:52.440 difference

01:10:53.060 between

01:10:54.040 a

01:10:54.500 conservative

01:10:55.040 and a

01:10:55.600 liberal

01:10:55.860 the

01:10:56.120 difference

01:10:56.600 between

01:10:56.940 republicans

01:10:57.720 and

01:10:57.900 democrats

01:10:58.340 as it

01:10:59.080 relates

01:10:59.960 to

01:11:00.560 conservative

01:11:01.100 principles

01:11:01.840 versus

01:11:02.260 liberal

01:11:02.740 principles

01:11:03.360 I think

01:11:08.140 anybody

01:11:08.460 who honestly

01:11:09.180 does their

01:11:09.760 job

01:11:10.220 feels that

01:11:11.160 way

01:11:11.440 somebody

01:11:13.100 who's

01:11:13.300 doing it

01:11:13.620 for the

01:11:13.860 money

01:11:14.120 someone

01:11:14.480 who's

01:11:14.660 doing it

01:11:14.960 for the

01:11:15.180 fame

01:11:15.520 they don't

01:11:16.800 feel that

01:11:17.180 way

01:11:17.480 I think

01:11:21.340 almost all

01:11:21.940 of us

01:11:22.340 in talk

01:11:22.920 radio

01:11:23.260 feel that

01:11:24.180 way

01:11:24.440 what else

01:11:27.560 could we

01:11:27.900 have

01:11:28.040 done

01:11:28.380 how come

01:11:31.720 this

01:11:32.000 hasn't

01:11:32.300 made

01:11:32.680 the

01:11:33.140 impact

01:11:33.600 that we

01:11:33.940 hope

01:11:34.200 but what

01:11:35.700 rush was

01:11:36.260 missing

01:11:36.620 and what

01:11:37.020 sometimes

01:11:37.480 I fail

01:11:38.100 to

01:11:38.400 see

01:11:39.520 and

01:11:39.780 others

01:11:40.380 is that

01:11:44.640 we're not

01:11:45.120 a collective

01:11:45.700 we believe

01:11:49.080 in the

01:11:49.360 individual

01:11:49.920 we believe

01:11:53.700 one

01:11:54.060 individual

01:11:54.520 can

01:11:54.840 change

01:11:55.160 the

01:11:55.320 world

01:11:55.680 and

01:12:00.320 that's

01:12:00.600 where

01:12:00.740 our

01:12:00.900 change

01:12:01.240 comes

01:12:01.560 from

01:12:01.920 somewhere

01:12:05.040 out

01:12:05.400 there

01:12:05.700 there

01:12:07.660 is

01:12:07.800 somebody

01:12:08.040 who

01:12:08.300 has

01:12:08.520 been

01:12:09.020 deeply

01:12:09.540 profoundly

01:12:10.260 changed

01:12:10.800 by

01:12:11.020 Rush Limbaugh

01:12:11.580 somebody

01:12:13.160 who's

01:12:13.460 been

01:12:13.700 deeply

01:12:14.140 and

01:12:14.360 profoundly

01:12:14.860 changed

01:12:15.560 by

01:12:16.000 Mark

01:12:16.620 Levin

01:12:17.020 Steven

01:12:19.060 Crowder

01:12:19.580 Ben

01:12:21.740 Shapiro

01:12:22.320 all of

01:12:27.380 those names

01:12:27.840 I just

01:12:28.180 gave you

01:12:28.680 owe

01:12:30.600 100%

01:12:31.880 their

01:12:33.400 career

01:12:33.880 100%

01:12:35.160 to

01:12:36.280 Rush Limbaugh

01:12:37.020 Mount Rushmore

01:12:44.280 of radio

01:12:45.120 could be

01:12:47.060 carved

01:12:47.880 today

01:12:49.040 on it

01:12:52.180 would be

01:12:55.180 Rush Limbaugh

01:12:55.840 on it

01:13:00.140 would be

01:13:02.320 Paul Harvey

01:13:03.140 on the

01:13:06.780 radio

01:13:07.140 Mount Rushmore

01:13:08.080 would be

01:13:08.480 Don Imus

01:13:09.240 and

01:13:12.460 probably

01:13:12.900 in the

01:13:13.320 Washington

01:13:13.920 position

01:13:15.200 would be

01:13:15.600 Bob Hope

01:13:16.160 those

01:13:20.840 four

01:13:21.380 men

01:13:22.140 and

01:13:22.540 really

01:13:23.420 the only

01:13:24.200 one that I

01:13:24.700 would question

01:13:25.220 would be

01:13:25.620 Paul Harvey

01:13:26.360 because

01:13:27.420 Paul Harvey

01:13:30.520 really

01:13:31.620 kind of

01:13:32.180 stepped

01:13:32.560 into

01:13:32.920 the

01:13:33.260 shoes

01:13:33.700 of

01:13:34.100 what's

01:13:35.180 his

01:13:35.300 name

01:13:35.520 good

01:13:35.720 night

01:13:35.900 good

01:13:36.080 luck

01:13:36.480 Edward R

01:13:40.020 Murrow

01:13:40.300 he did

01:13:41.820 news

01:13:42.120 and brought

01:13:42.580 news

01:13:43.440 in a

01:13:44.620 different

01:13:44.980 way

01:13:45.320 but in

01:13:45.660 my

01:13:45.920 generation

01:13:46.500 it

01:13:46.820 would

01:13:46.940 be

01:13:47.100 Paul

01:13:47.340 Harvey

01:13:47.680 I

01:13:53.320 thought

01:13:53.600 today

01:13:54.080 and

01:13:56.180 yesterday

01:13:56.600 if

01:13:58.420 you're

01:13:58.580 old

01:13:58.800 enough

01:13:59.180 you

01:14:01.060 may

01:14:01.420 have

01:14:01.640 reached

01:14:01.900 the

01:14:02.080 point

01:14:02.320 to

01:14:02.500 where

01:14:02.780 you're

01:14:03.140 like

01:14:03.400 oh

01:14:03.740 crap

01:14:04.260 I'm

01:14:04.800 the

01:14:05.220 elder

01:14:05.720 at

01:14:05.920 the

01:14:06.040 table

01:14:06.280 now

01:14:06.560 I'm

01:14:06.960 the

01:14:07.120 one

01:14:07.420 talking

01:14:07.880 about

01:14:08.340 all

01:14:09.120 the

01:14:09.320 problems

01:14:09.840 I've

01:14:10.080 been

01:14:10.200 having

01:14:10.520 with

01:14:10.820 gas

01:14:11.720 we

01:14:14.280 as

01:14:14.520 kids

01:14:14.840 used

01:14:15.040 to

01:14:15.160 sit

01:14:15.340 at

01:14:15.460 the

01:14:15.640 little

01:14:16.060 kids

01:14:16.560 table

01:14:16.940 and

01:14:17.220 then

01:14:17.480 we

01:14:17.680 got

01:14:17.860 to

01:14:18.020 the

01:14:18.140 adult

01:14:18.460 table

01:14:18.820 and

01:14:18.980 when

01:14:19.100 you

01:14:19.200 got

01:14:19.340 to

01:14:19.480 the

01:14:19.580 adult

01:14:19.860 table

01:14:20.200 you

01:14:20.600 always

01:14:20.820 heard

01:14:21.000 all

01:14:21.140 the

01:14:21.280 old

01:14:21.480 people

01:14:21.760 going

01:14:22.040 yeah

01:14:22.400 I got

01:14:22.720 this

01:14:22.980 pain

01:14:23.500 and

01:14:24.200 my

01:14:24.640 doctor

01:14:25.120 was

01:14:25.420 lancing

01:14:25.940 this

01:14:26.280 boil

01:14:26.800 and

01:14:27.060 you're

01:14:27.200 like

01:14:27.300 could

01:14:27.460 we

01:14:27.600 stop

01:14:27.900 talking

01:14:28.200 about

01:14:28.440 all

01:14:28.600 of

01:14:28.720 this

01:14:28.880 stuff

01:14:29.140 and

01:14:30.680 you

01:14:30.820 realize

01:14:31.420 at

01:14:31.680 some

01:14:31.940 point

01:14:32.340 I'm

01:14:33.940 not

01:14:34.340 at

01:14:34.460 the

01:14:34.580 top

01:14:34.780 of

01:14:34.880 the

01:14:34.960 food

01:14:35.140 chain

01:14:35.400 I'm

01:14:35.840 the

01:14:35.960 next

01:14:36.200 to

01:14:36.340 be

01:14:36.500 eaten

01:14:36.780 I'm

01:14:37.220 now

01:14:37.440 at

01:14:37.660 the

01:14:37.820 bottom

01:14:38.060 of

01:14:38.200 the

01:14:38.320 food

01:14:38.520 chain

01:14:38.800 I'm

01:14:39.620 the

01:14:39.840 head

01:14:40.240 of

01:14:40.540 the

01:14:40.760 table

01:14:41.240 and

01:14:42.060 I

01:14:42.240 don't

01:14:42.520 really

01:14:42.820 want

01:14:43.140 to

01:14:43.240 be

01:14:43.480 the

01:14:43.740 head

01:14:43.920 of

01:14:44.040 the

01:14:44.180 table

01:14:44.440 because

01:14:44.660 I

01:14:44.800 know

01:14:44.960 what

01:14:45.200 comes

01:14:45.540 next

01:14:46.100 and

01:14:46.860 I'm

01:14:49.000 not

01:14:49.220 those

01:14:50.780 people

01:14:51.260 I

01:14:51.900 I'm

01:14:52.280 yes

01:14:53.060 I'm

01:14:53.260 still

01:14:53.460 talking

01:14:53.760 about

01:14:54.000 gas

01:14:54.400 and

01:14:54.560 boils

01:14:54.880 but

01:14:55.100 I'm

01:14:55.500 not

01:14:55.980 those

01:14:57.420 people

01:14:58.040 those

01:14:59.440 people

01:14:59.760 were

01:14:59.980 wise

01:15:00.580 and

01:15:00.860 good

01:15:01.220 and

01:15:01.460 decent

01:15:01.880 I

01:15:06.800 have

01:15:07.140 been

01:15:07.400 the

01:15:07.660 most

01:15:08.020 fortunate

01:15:08.560 man

01:15:09.040 the

01:15:11.360 guy

01:15:11.800 who

01:15:12.300 really

01:15:12.900 invented

01:15:13.520 morning

01:15:15.160 radio

01:15:16.020 was

01:15:16.580 Don

01:15:16.840 Imus

01:15:17.220 the

01:15:18.000 morning

01:15:18.320 zoo

01:15:18.680 was a

01:15:19.200 knockoff

01:15:19.840 in many

01:15:20.900 ways

01:15:21.260 of

01:15:21.400 Don

01:15:21.640 Imus

01:15:22.060 he

01:15:22.740 invented

01:15:24.060 that

01:15:24.640 he

01:15:27.320 was

01:15:27.480 my

01:15:27.660 friend

01:15:28.100 I

01:15:32.120 wrote

01:15:32.640 for

01:15:34.020 Bob

01:15:34.300 Hope

01:15:34.640 Paul

01:15:39.280 Harvey

01:15:39.680 I

01:15:39.920 met

01:15:40.440 Rush

01:15:45.260 Limbaugh

01:15:45.700 is

01:15:45.860 responsible

01:15:46.420 for

01:15:47.000 my

01:15:48.180 career

01:15:48.600 and

01:15:49.280 more

01:15:49.540 than

01:15:49.740 just

01:15:50.020 saving

01:15:50.600 the

01:15:53.880 network

01:15:54.340 or

01:15:54.560 inventing

01:15:55.260 he

01:15:56.380 was

01:15:56.620 personally

01:15:57.400 responsible

01:16:00.120 for my

01:16:01.060 career

01:16:01.420 I'll

01:16:04.860 talk about

01:16:05.260 that next

01:16:05.700 hour

01:16:06.020 and I

01:16:07.140 want to

01:16:07.360 tell you

01:16:07.920 about

01:16:08.700 how

01:16:09.320 an

01:16:10.140 honest

01:16:11.080 honest

01:16:12.620 very

01:16:13.840 powerful

01:16:14.760 liberal

01:16:15.240 who was

01:16:16.320 the

01:16:16.620 head

01:16:17.180 of the

01:16:18.960 national

01:16:19.380 organization

01:16:19.980 of women

01:16:20.540 in Los

01:16:21.640 Angeles

01:16:21.980 or in

01:16:22.380 California

01:16:22.880 how Rush

01:16:23.940 Limbaugh

01:16:24.320 changed

01:16:24.940 her

01:16:25.380 I

01:16:28.460 think

01:16:28.760 all of

01:16:29.500 the

01:16:29.620 problems

01:16:30.060 of the

01:16:31.240 world

01:16:31.400 today

01:16:31.600 and they

01:16:31.860 are

01:16:32.000 big

01:16:32.480 they're

01:16:33.700 going to

01:16:33.820 be there

01:16:34.060 tomorrow

01:16:34.400 world

01:16:35.260 is still

01:16:35.840 going to

01:16:36.080 be on

01:16:36.380 fire

01:16:36.700 and

01:16:37.340 there's

01:16:37.660 probably

01:16:38.040 going to

01:16:38.260 be a

01:16:38.500 few

01:16:38.620 more

01:16:38.880 fires

01:16:39.340 as

01:16:39.680 well

01:16:39.960 today

01:16:42.560 I

01:16:43.400 think

01:16:43.620 we

01:16:43.760 should

01:16:43.940 focus

01:16:44.400 on

01:16:45.080 the

01:16:46.020 power

01:16:46.400 of

01:16:46.600 the

01:16:46.720 individual

01:16:47.260 the

01:16:47.880 power

01:16:48.180 of

01:16:48.380 one

01:16:48.680 man

01:16:49.080 the

01:16:49.360 power

01:16:49.640 of

01:16:49.860 one

01:16:50.120 voice

01:16:50.680 and

01:16:51.820 hopefully

01:16:52.280 you

01:16:53.440 will

01:16:53.640 find

01:16:54.020 yourself

01:16:54.780 somewhere

01:16:56.100 in

01:16:57.540 the

01:16:57.720 stories

01:16:58.300 that

01:16:59.540 I'm

01:16:59.760 trying

01:17:00.080 to

01:17:00.300 tell

01:17:00.520 you

01:17:00.700 today

01:17:01.180 about

01:17:03.300 a

01:17:03.460 great

01:17:03.780 man

01:17:04.160 Rush

01:17:05.680 Limbaugh

01:17:06.080 all

01:17:10.240 right

01:17:10.360 you

01:17:10.560 want

01:17:10.820 to

01:17:10.940 save

01:17:11.140 money

01:17:11.440 whenever

01:17:11.860 and

01:17:12.100 wherever

01:17:12.360 you

01:17:12.660 can

01:17:13.080 but

01:17:13.360 I

01:17:13.540 also

01:17:13.900 like

01:17:14.420 quality

01:17:15.060 in

01:17:15.300 the

01:17:15.420 things

01:17:15.760 that

01:17:15.940 I

01:17:16.060 pay

01:17:16.280 for

01:17:16.540 so

01:17:16.780 I'm

01:17:17.020 not

01:17:17.240 going

01:17:17.340 to

01:17:17.440 buy

01:17:17.660 something

01:17:17.960 that

01:17:18.180 is

01:17:18.360 not

01:17:18.680 as

01:17:18.880 good

01:17:19.220 and

01:17:19.780 also

01:17:20.260 now

01:17:21.400 for

01:17:23.020 the

01:17:23.180 first

01:17:23.380 time

01:17:23.660 in

01:17:23.800 my

01:17:23.920 life

01:17:24.120 I'm

01:17:24.260 like

01:17:24.400 I'm

01:17:24.800 not

01:17:25.180 doing

01:17:25.460 business

01:17:25.840 with

01:17:26.080 that

01:17:26.260 company

01:17:26.700 no

01:17:27.840 all

01:17:29.600 right

01:17:29.720 so

01:17:29.940 let

01:17:30.240 me

01:17:30.320 give

01:17:30.460 you

01:17:30.560 something

01:17:30.820 that

01:17:31.040 you

01:17:31.180 can

01:17:31.460 change

01:17:31.760 and

01:17:31.860 it

01:17:31.960 plays

01:17:32.160 a

01:17:32.280 big

01:17:32.420 part

01:17:32.680 in

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01:17:38.160 big

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01:17:38.520 so

01:17:38.880 you

01:17:39.260 know

01:17:39.420 you

01:17:40.120 now

01:17:40.340 have

01:17:40.520 to

01:17:40.620 look

01:17:40.780 at

01:17:40.900 customer

01:17:41.300 service

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01:17:42.680 with

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01:17:45.200 it

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01:17:47.120 you

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01:17:48.260 competition

01:17:48.780 big

01:17:49.660 time

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01:17:52.760 you

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01:17:53.740 on

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01:17:54.480 you

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01:17:57.080 to

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01:18:04.400 importantly

01:18:04.900 am I

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01:18:06.360 to

01:18:06.520 people

01:18:06.740 who

01:18:06.900 are

01:18:07.020 working

01:18:07.360 against

01:18:07.760 my

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01:18:08.440 am I

01:18:08.740 giving

01:18:08.960 my

01:18:09.180 money

01:18:09.380 to

01:18:09.580 let's

01:18:09.940 say

01:18:10.100 Verizon

01:18:10.600 that

01:18:10.860 is

01:18:11.020 that's

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01:18:13.400 helping

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01:18:14.240 organizations

01:18:14.860 that are

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01:18:16.240 standing up

01:18:16.780 against

01:18:17.040 the second

01:18:17.460 amendment

01:18:17.760 and the

01:18:17.980 first

01:18:18.200 amendment

01:18:18.500 I

01:18:19.400 don't

01:18:19.520 want to

01:18:19.680 give

01:18:19.760 my

01:18:19.880 money

01:18:20.060 to

01:18:20.240 them

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01:18:24.100 they're

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01:18:54.740 talking

01:18:55.060 a little

01:18:55.400 bit

01:18:55.560 about

01:18:55.880 Rush

01:18:56.460 Limbaugh

01:18:57.000 today

01:18:57.540 I know

01:18:58.020 next hour

01:18:58.420 you're going to spend some time talking about the foundations of the show

01:19:00.780 and how you know Rush Limbaugh was very intimately involved in that

01:19:04.400 um going back a few years but um I remember listening to Rush Limbaugh

01:19:09.280 after high school and I wanted to get into radio but I really wanted to do kind of sports or you know comedy stuff and um I remember sitting on the beach in Fort Lauderdale after high school you know no money like the only thing I could do is go to a free beach and I had like a Walkman and listening to Rush Limbaugh not really ever thinking about politics all that much and I just remember him bringing up these arguments or callers

01:19:37.680 bringing up these arguments that were like liberal points and you know like when you watch like law and order where like the prosecution makes their case and you totally think that that's true and then the defense makes their case and they totally like they totally bring you back and forth and I remember him you know these points would be made by liberals and I didn't know anything about politics and they seemed like good points and he had an answer for every one of them

01:19:58.700 every single one of them he had the answer for and it always made much more sense than the initial point and he could he would he had that unique ability

01:20:07.620 to be able to within a couple of sentences show how ridiculously absurd the leftist point was on any given topic this is why they worked so hard and spent so much time and money to make him into a monster because they needed to put an electric fence around him you couldn't let anyone into his audience and listen that's why they never debated

01:20:33.780 anything he did anything he actually said yeah because he was so effective so that's why I said earlier Rush didn't do his show for the people who didn't listen you can't do that and that's the left because early on the left did listen to him and they realized this why they dubbed him the most dangerous man in America because they knew if you listen to him you'd have that experience you'd be like oh my gosh everything I thought I knew is wrong

01:21:01.780 wait a minute that works and that works and that works with this this and this and and and that's that's the biggest Rush Limbaugh was very successful in any possible way you could count it

01:21:15.920 but the left was also very successful in convincing half the country that he was an absolute monster monster he wasn't he wasn't

01:21:28.840 this is their only defense yeah was to pull him out of context and make him toxic I'm gonna give you a I'm gonna give you an honest liberal uh diehard head of the national organization of women for a while and how Rush Limbaugh changed her coming up I want to talk to you a little bit about the zebra.com insurance can be complicated and that's why the zebra was created when you see the zebra.com insurance will finally feel like it's in black and white

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01:22:45.160 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:23:10.360 this is the glenbeck program

01:23:16.340 today we're taking the day to say to the world's problems i'll see you tomorrow i mean they're all

01:23:24.680 going to be here the world is going to be on fire and there might be another part of the amazon that's

01:23:29.640 burnt down overnight we can wait a day i think it's important that we give rush limbaugh

01:23:35.480 the credit that rush limbaugh deserved uh he was a childlike you know christ said come to me as a child

01:23:47.160 i think in some ways rush limbaugh was like that uh every time the pretenders theme played he became

01:23:55.340 playful and childlike when meeting listeners or standing in front of an audience receiving a standing

01:24:01.880 ovation when having simple friends over for dinner always childlike never childish

01:24:10.520 it stemmed from he loved what he did he loved people and when that golden mic was turned on so was he

01:24:21.000 it was 12 p.m eastern every day where he would enter the gates of his own self-built disney world

01:24:31.880 for the very first time we honor this hour rush limbaugh in 60 seconds

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01:26:10.920 relieffactor.com from behind my cardboard microphone this is the glenn beck program

01:26:23.960 with no hands tied behind my uh back and talent on loan from milton burrell who's been dead for a long

01:26:32.760 time welcome to the program i will tell you i got into this this business

01:26:41.640 this talk radio business in uh the late 1990s but i only did shows fill-in shows

01:26:53.640 uh i was doing comedy morning shows and

01:27:00.600 and i was sick of it and i got into talk radio because i felt i had something to say but

01:27:05.800 i really got into it also because i wanted to make fun of it uh all these uh intellectuals that

01:27:12.840 just of you know were high and mighty and most of them and that this time all the local ones were like

01:27:18.120 attorneys that were all trying to get on and i'm an expert i'm a local official on the school council and

01:27:26.040 they were boring as snot and i got into it because i wanted to make fun of all of it and i saw things

01:27:33.320 in a completely different way i think rush limbaugh did the same thing in a way he was making fun of

01:27:38.920 the media and he mocked all of that

01:27:47.480 most people don't know that

01:27:49.640 the roots of this show really kind of stem back to florida and and rush limbaugh

01:28:01.080 uh i knew the first time we ever did a talk radio show stew will verify that this is true because he

01:28:08.440 it was just like he was so sick of me and this is like 19 what 98 97 we did our first talk radio

01:28:16.760 show and it was just it was for like an hour two hours maybe and i took my headphones off

01:28:24.520 after the first break and i looked at him and he was running the board and helping produce and i

01:28:29.000 looked at him over the board and i said we're gonna replace dr laura and he said what and i said

01:28:37.080 this show is gonna replace dr laura and he said how about we finish our first show

01:28:44.360 and i told him i said mark my words well the first time i i was on kind of a job interview i had done

01:28:54.600 shows for wabc and i'd filled in here and there and but nobody would give me a job and uh

01:29:03.160 uh i changed my life i was really struggling in the 90s i changed my life i was an alcoholic

01:29:11.240 i was i was going on five years sober i had found a an amazing woman that loved me and uh also was

01:29:21.720 just really good for me and then i met my wife too no i'm kidding uh but i married her tanya and

01:29:30.040 my life changed but i couldn't get a job

01:29:37.880 i get baptized and the the day after my baptism i just remember this because of the i i tried for

01:29:44.600 two years to try to get somebody to to you know represent me i talked to everybody i couldn't get

01:29:50.600 anybody to represent me and uh it was a monday afternoon and my phone rings at my apartment and uh

01:29:57.800 uh guy on the other side of the phone said uh hey i understand you're looking for an agent

01:30:04.360 and i said uh yeah i have been for two years and he said uh my name is george hiltzik he was the

01:30:12.760 biggest agent of radio at the time by far by far he had done everything in his career he was an nbc

01:30:20.920 executive he was part of the original uh saturday night live legal team a legend george is a legend

01:30:28.040 he's a legend uh he's a legend but anyway he calls me up and he said uh well i uh i heard from uh

01:30:38.040 jack swanson at kgo that maybe i would i should pay attention to you uh and i said okay well thanks and he

01:30:46.520 said well jack's the guy who passed on rush limbaugh so let's not get too excited joking

01:30:54.120 and i said uh well that's great what do we do and he said well i want to check you out

01:30:59.640 i want to check you out and he said uh i've heard many things about you good and bad

01:31:04.360 he calls me back on wednesday and he said all right i'll take you on now i i'm thinking to myself

01:31:12.040 over the last couple of days i'm thinking to myself there's a chance this guy won't take ten

01:31:15.880 percent of my money and uh i said that to george he said i'll take you on i said really honestly

01:31:22.200 i've been thinking about this for a while you mean to tell me that you would pass up ten percent of

01:31:26.920 what i'm already making because you wanted to check me out and see and he said you're entering a new

01:31:33.160 territory he said you want to go into talk radio he said you can't be a fraud in talk radio and i've

01:31:40.680 heard stories about you in the past but i understand that you're trying to change your life you've

01:31:45.880 sobered up you're stable and you're a good man and i said wow well thank you yes i am and he said

01:31:56.520 well that's why i'm taking you on because no one can fake who they are for three hours without a script

01:32:04.600 every day the audience is too smart they will figure you out and you're done he said and i've wasted my time

01:32:14.920 so i take that job i i take him as a as a client i get a job at wfla in florida

01:32:22.520 and i i had to do kind of a uh kind of a job tryout before and what they decided to do was to let me do my

01:32:34.760 first network show i had never i mean i like what did we have 20 shows in our back pocket that we had done

01:32:43.720 and uh and they said we want you to do this uh this uh network show and rush limbaugh has allowed

01:32:52.520 you has allowed us to uh put you into his studio in new york city and i'm like wait wait what

01:32:59.960 so i go in to the rush limbaugh studios and stew and i'll never forget this giant oil painting there's

01:33:06.120 a picture i think i tweeted today giant oil painting of rush behind the microphone and there's the golden

01:33:13.640 microphone and stew and i look at each other like i can't believe this and i did my first show

01:33:23.960 because of his kindness of letting us use that studio two years go by i'm working in florida and

01:33:31.240 we went from worst to first actually we went from worse to a lot worse uh to first in a two-year period

01:33:40.840 and um there was this one week and i don't even know i don't even know if i've asked you this did

01:33:47.640 you know who was on that phone line that week you don't even remember this so uh one week just before

01:33:58.120 premiere offers me a position uh the phone line uh at w uh fla is tied up all week during my show

01:34:09.240 started at three o'clock was over at seven one phone line was tied up and i didn't know why

01:34:16.520 and nobody would tell me

01:34:19.320 well i find out later that rush limbaugh was listening to my show every day that week

01:34:27.960 good thing they didn't tell me that would have freaked me out

01:34:33.560 uh but he was he had been asked to listen to my show by premiere

01:34:41.240 now i find this out later

01:34:44.600 the head of premiere craig kitchen goes down to florida to meet with rush

01:34:52.440 and rush knows that the meeting is about me

01:34:56.520 and craig said to me uh later after we started to really know each other

01:35:05.240 we were talking about this bogus with talent alone from god

01:35:12.200 and how how much of an act that was how humble he really was in person how quiet he was in person

01:35:20.520 he wasn't that beat his chest guy that that part was an act but his listeners knew that

01:35:27.880 they're in on the they're in on the joke in on the joke um

01:35:32.920 and he said in fact

01:35:35.560 you know we had to ask rush for permission out of courtesy

01:35:40.200 to hire you and i said what they said yeah he listened

01:35:48.440 a few weeks ago you know when you were

01:35:51.960 when you were you know on the air before we

01:35:55.320 before we offered you this gig

01:35:57.640 he listened we asked him to listen and i remember the phone line i'm like oh my gosh that's who it was

01:36:02.360 they had him listen for a week because they had so much deference for him because i was going to be

01:36:10.840 before him on the network they wanted to make sure that rush was okay with the lead in

01:36:18.520 apparently he said yes but the point of the story is is while he was sitting there at dinner when craig

01:36:23.960 sat down the first thing he said was it's been a good run it's been a great run

01:36:31.640 craig hasn't it and craig said yeah it has it's like we've accomplished a lot

01:36:39.160 and i'm i'm comfortable so don't worry about it

01:36:45.880 you know not everybody lasts you know forever

01:36:51.560 he actually thought that he was having dinner because they were going to say to him it's over

01:36:58.680 are you kidding me most people don't last 30 years in this business but rush limbaugh didn't

01:37:07.560 know he wasn't most people he still had the excitement and he still had the humility

01:37:16.200 to go it could be over at any time that's hard for somebody who's worth 600 million dollars

01:37:26.200 that's hard for somebody who has 27 million listeners a week to put that into perspective

01:37:33.720 colbert has about 3 million a night rush had 27 million a week

01:37:40.840 do the math how humble he really was

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01:39:47.800 golly well we have uh spent most of the show except for the last what 38 minutes now talking about

01:39:59.080 the late and truly great rush limbaugh and uh

01:40:07.640 what's frightening is as i said earlier you remember when you were at the ones at the head

01:40:12.680 or you were at the kids table and now you find yourself at the head of the table you know if

01:40:18.280 you're 50 60 years old and all the older people are are dying off you're like oh crap i'm the next for the

01:40:25.720 the dirt vault and uh and there's there was a lot of wisdom there at the table that now is lost

01:40:35.080 and i look at i look at all of us who remain who are now

01:40:43.400 what supposed to fill his shoes nobody can fill those

01:40:46.200 i look at us and we're all bluffing all of us are bluffing no matter what anybody says

01:40:52.840 they have no idea what they're doing they have no idea what they're doing

01:40:56.760 oh maybe it's maybe it's just me maybe i'm the only one bluffing and they're all experts but i don't

01:41:01.800 think so uh and uh i feel badly for the next generation uh if there is a next generation because

01:41:13.320 you're having to you're having to learn from us good luck good luck with that so in the long run

01:41:20.280 kids what i'm saying is he was very optimistic but i don't think he paid that much attention to what was

01:41:27.640 following him so when it comes to good talk radio because now it's up to us

01:41:35.640 and it's more than just talk radio right i mean you know rush was so central to the conservative movement

01:41:42.120 i mean he was basically the head of it post reagan i mean it was basically rush limbaugh as the head of

01:41:49.640 the movement and you know he leaves a huge gap there you know i mean rush limbaugh is largely

01:41:57.000 the reason i'm a conservative i mean i coming out of high school i didn't

01:42:01.640 pay attention to politics at all reagan was for me but but limbaugh cemented things like you i knew

01:42:09.320 what i believed but i really hadn't you know the thing that was so frustrating with with rush was when

01:42:13.720 you would talk to friends before rush limbaugh was the anti-christ you'd talk to friends and you

01:42:19.560 would say you got to listen to this guy you got to listen to him yeah you'd be debating something

01:42:23.480 you'd be talking about and you're like i i can't say it like he says it i you just you have to listen

01:42:28.440 and that's the only frustrating thing is uh you know we're not all rush limbaugh no he was really

01:42:36.840 really good at this but you know he was that that approach was possible back then too you could win

01:42:42.360 people over by having people listen to rush limbaugh yeah because that's why they destroyed

01:42:46.760 him that's why they did it and of course you know partially because of things like social media where

01:42:51.080 things get taken out of context it wasn't what yeah i know you know most of the people you've

01:42:56.120 heard over the past couple days who are just dancing on rush limbaugh's grave in a grotesque ways

01:43:00.920 that i don't remember ever doing to a to a liberal um but you know the people reveal themselves in

01:43:07.800 these moments but they're dancing on his grave and most of them have literally never heard one

01:43:14.680 show not even an hour of rush limbaugh they've taken in only media matters bull crap uh sort of

01:43:21.160 clips out of context you know whatever bad joke they think he made 10 years ago that's been repeated

01:43:26.760 a thousand times and when you listen to him as a whole you realize that he was a broadcaster

01:43:33.000 entertainer a very smart person who was incredibly well read over a multitude of topics and a person

01:43:41.160 who could break down things into into little chunks that people could understand but as you point out

01:43:48.200 it's not just that it's not just a couple clever tweets that you could pull off today it's you know 15

01:43:53.800 hours a week uh without a script i mean yeah these hollywood types these even news anchors anybody that

01:44:02.120 you watch you have no idea you have no idea how few people can do what rush limbaugh did

01:44:10.360 talking without a script being able to do it for three hours uh that takes real intellectual heft

01:44:21.320 and then there's people like me that just kind of every day i'm like how the hell am i still on the

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01:45:51.800 many members of the uh media are taking um sick twisted glee in the death of uh rush limbaugh

01:45:58.840 and they're also trying to set the history uh against him uh make sure that that's meant

01:46:05.480 cemented in by playing all kinds of bad things that he have said that he has said uh either in

01:46:12.120 jest or in mistakes that he uh later apologized for um you know it doesn't matter to people anymore if

01:46:21.080 it's even true it doesn't matter anymore uh and he may be the last example of of somebody who's just

01:46:31.160 uh really bulletproof really bulletproof and even he had some scary times i was we were supposed to

01:46:40.280 be with him the day he lost his monday night football gig and uh that was a really weird day um and uh

01:46:50.440 and you know yet he had carved himself a place where he could you know continue to do what he did

01:46:58.600 because he listened to the listeners and that's what i did with the blaze and we are grateful

01:47:05.000 truly grateful that the only people we have to answer to are you and we ask you to join us um

01:47:12.280 at uh blaze tv.com slash glenn save 30 on your subscription now but uh talk radio is going to come

01:47:20.680 under attack because everything is and they have to shut you up uh last night i did a show uh our

01:47:27.080 wednesday night special on uh national suicide and what's actually killing our kids and i started

01:47:34.680 the show with christopher rue folks we started with the um non-literal suicide the national suicide

01:47:41.400 that that really comes from critical race theory christopher is the contributing editor for the

01:47:47.160 city journal and the director of center on wealth and poverty he is the guy who is really responsible for

01:47:53.400 for for rooting this out and and letting people know what critical race theory is and how deeply

01:48:00.920 embedded in the system if you missed last night's show we talked about um this curriculum that is in

01:48:07.720 public schools up in new york uh and they identify the eight white identities uh that you have and it starts

01:48:17.880 at white supremacist and then i think the i think one of them is a race trader and that's on the good

01:48:24.360 side of the scale by the way if you're a race trader if you're selling out the white race it's

01:48:28.680 it's it's crazy um i wanted to bring christopher back this is the only thing that we have done today

01:48:34.840 that is not uh related to rush limbaugh because i think this is so important chris welcome to the program

01:48:41.800 it's great to be with you thank you um first of all any thoughts on rush limbaugh did you listen to

01:48:48.440 yeah you know i i i didn't you know i i grew up actually uh i don't know if you know this glenn as

01:48:53.480 a kind of uh liberal bohemian in california that was my upbringing and really political orientation for

01:49:00.120 for most of my youth and then i started kind of questioning those assumptions it started to not

01:49:05.720 match with reality i started veering more towards the center and uh i wrote one of my first pieces for

01:49:10.520 city journal um where i was still kind of in the center maybe center right and rush read it on air

01:49:15.720 i got a flood of emails and it was very strange because i had been grown up hearing all of these

01:49:20.200 bad things about rush limbaugh and then i started listening i said oh interesting i rush limbaugh's

01:49:25.480 reading my story i started listening i said man what you heat what people in california and the people

01:49:30.680 that are spewing so much venom on twitter here is so different than what you actually hear from his words

01:49:36.840 and uh i i became a a fan uh subsequently and um you know it was very sad uh to hear the news yeah

01:49:44.040 i wanted to get tammy bruce maybe we get tammy bruce see if we can get tammy bruce on the show tomorrow

01:49:47.960 she tweeted something she was very very you know she was the head of the national organization of women

01:49:52.680 for a while and then she met rush limbaugh and uh it changed her life and she said the same thing

01:49:58.920 everything i believed and everything i had been told about him and his audience just wasn't true

01:50:04.120 um let's talk about critical race theory because i am getting uh messages from people who want to know

01:50:11.560 i have to go into a critical race theory kind of thing in my office and they'll fire me if i say

01:50:18.200 anything i saw accenture i think let a 30-year partner go because he spoke up against this and said

01:50:25.800 we shouldn't be doing any of this tell me about how critical race theory is going to be affecting

01:50:32.040 people if it hasn't already in their places of business and what they should do

01:50:37.960 yeah i mean if it if it isn't already in your workplace and your workplace is like a large

01:50:42.920 corporation a publicly owned firm it's coming and it's going to come under the guise of diversity

01:50:48.680 equity and inclusion programs which which sound great um but sometimes are really aggressive

01:50:55.480 uh propaganda and indoctrination campaigns can you can can you stay first what what the

01:51:01.880 difference between equality which our constitution talks about and equity which is critical race

01:51:08.360 theory what is the difference because they sound the same and people think ah equity equality it's

01:51:13.240 the same it's not yeah equality is the idea that we're all created uh equal under god and that we

01:51:19.880 the government uh should protect individual rights regardless of race creed color religion etc um

01:51:27.640 um and essentially it's the equal protection under the law equity is the critical race theorists

01:51:33.560 basically say hey equality hasn't worked we still have large racial disparities uh there's still kind

01:51:39.000 of systemic racism in society so they've abandoned the idea of equality treating people equally and

01:51:45.400 replaced it with equity which is treating groups as units and then trying to equalize outcomes based on

01:51:52.040 group identity um so it's a very kind of quick way to think about it is equality is something like

01:51:58.200 the equality of opportunity and equity uh is the equality of results uh which we've seen um over and

01:52:05.160 over in the 20th century lead to uh human and uh social disaster okay so i'm in my office thank god this

01:52:14.120 isn't happening at my company but i'm in i'm in my office and i get a note that says i have to attend

01:52:19.960 this racial diversity and equity class and i want nothing of it and maybe there are people in

01:52:28.200 my office but no one will say anything what do i do and what what happens if nobody does stand up against

01:52:38.600 it well there's a couple there's a couple things you can do one is if you feel confident enough and you

01:52:45.880 feel like you have the conviction to do so you can stand up you can speak out you can send a a letter

01:52:52.360 to the hr department letting them know that uh these theories don't actually lead to better outcomes in

01:52:57.640 the business literature uh they they put the firm at legal risk for lawsuits um and that they conflict

01:53:04.200 with your own deeply held beliefs how do wait wait how do how do they open up the firm for lawsuits

01:53:10.840 well you know i'm working on this uh but i think there's a strong case to be made and there's some

01:53:17.400 uh some kind of analogies in case law that if critical race theory for example traffics and

01:53:23.560 racial stereotypes they say white people can be reduced to the essence of whiteness and it's

01:53:28.840 it's analogous with oppression um you know that's a violation of the civil rights act if they compel

01:53:35.320 speech especially in public institutions um that's also a violation of the law and then if it creates

01:53:41.640 a toxic work environment which in many cases it does it's pitting people against each other

01:53:45.960 um it's it's it's creating a kind of race-based harassment which is a protected category again these

01:53:52.040 are all actual violations of the law and i think big companies are maybe the the quickest to potentially

01:53:58.920 change uh change tack because uh their legal departments if this starts becoming a cost center

01:54:05.640 if it starts becoming a legal risk if they start fearing lawsuits um they're going to probably disband

01:54:11.080 a lot of these programs pretty quickly so i i think that's one you know excellent way uh forward

01:54:16.440 that we could hopefully see unfold in the next few years you have giant companies are you you're read

01:54:21.160 up on uh the great reset chris yeah um i mean you see these uh what are called esgs uh these standards

01:54:30.520 in these big companies and that's the first red flag if you're if your company has an esg environmental

01:54:38.280 social justice and governmental standards um you're already in trouble

01:54:45.960 yeah and i think people are going to have to make a big decision if your beliefs uh your

01:54:50.520 politics your faith is important and you work at a company that is actively uh kind of mobilizing

01:54:57.080 against it um you have a tough ethical and moral choice to make do you stay and fight or do you find

01:55:03.000 employment with a company that lets you express yourself more authentically and i've talked to a

01:55:06.760 lot of people in the last six months where they say you know i i have these obligations i have a family

01:55:12.440 i have a career i have a reputation but this is just eating away at me this political indoctrination

01:55:18.840 trying to shame people trying to create collective guilt based on race or faith or identity um and i

01:55:26.280 i tell them you know you really have two options you have you're going to have to sit and take it

01:55:31.480 or you're going to have to have some courage and stand up for those convictions and in some cases

01:55:37.080 people are actually starting to fight back and in you know some cases even fewer unfortunately

01:55:41.960 they're actually having success at shutting down these programs um you um you did a great story

01:55:48.680 in the city journal on anti-racism comes to the heartland and you talk about springfield missouri how

01:55:56.360 the teachers are being forced to locate themselves on the oppression matrix which is what

01:56:04.680 the oppression matrix is a kind of graph or grid that was designed by some social justice academics that

01:56:11.400 basically said these are the the checklists that makes you an oppressor these are the checklist that

01:56:16.520 makes you an oppressed person so uh white male heterosexual english-speaking christians were the

01:56:22.680 kind of dominant oppressors and then you know the other side and and it was a middle school in

01:56:29.720 springfield missouri a place that is not a kind of progressive stronghold it's not la or new york and

01:56:35.720 they were forcing teachers to essentially locate themselves on this oppression matrix and telling

01:56:41.000 white male teachers you are an oppressor uh telling female or people of color that were teaching in

01:56:47.080 the system you are an oppressed um taking in none of the actual reality of the situation no one's

01:56:53.880 individual stories and categorizing them in this way and teachers were absolutely outraged um you know

01:56:59.800 they leaked me the documents and uh and uh hopefully the school district will think twice before doing it

01:57:04.680 again it it it it also they handed out uh flyers or some you know um uh training materials and the

01:57:13.240 handout originally listed maga as quote a form of covert white supremacy now they took that off because

01:57:21.640 people found out about it and so they went back into the hiding and they scampered under the refrigerator

01:57:27.720 like cockroaches do but uh mega this this is this should show you where we're headed when they say

01:57:36.360 hey we got to find extremists the the stuff that is being passed out to our teachers in schools

01:57:42.840 is really revealing on on who they think those dangerous extremists are and they're the people in the red

01:57:49.560 states yeah absolutely that's right and i think we've seen an evolution of language for the last four

01:57:56.520 years under uh the trump administration there was this drumbeat from the media constantly saying

01:58:02.360 making the association that white conservative christians are are by definition white supremacists

01:58:09.480 and there was a attempt to tie those two phrases together and then on january 6th and i know you

01:58:15.320 condemned it i condemned it the the violence at the capitol uh they were gleeful you could you could

01:58:21.240 those 72 years after they said this is our big opportunity we can now move from white supremacists

01:58:26.520 to white supremacist domestic terrorists and and it's a really a kind of maybe spontaneously coordinated

01:58:33.480 but clearly a a coordinated language campaign to basically create the connotation between conservative

01:58:40.200 and republican voters and white supremacists and domestic terrorists and these phrases are are dangerous i mean

01:58:47.000 it's a it's a truly you know the worst thing that can be uh and they're trying to basically annex all

01:58:54.520 conservative voters uh into that kind of linguistic umbrella um which then they could use to silence

01:59:01.480 to de-platform to uh outlaw and to marginalize um what i think is you know it's not a majority a

01:59:09.320 strong plurality of the country christopher ruffo thank you so much we'll talk again thank you for all of

01:59:15.400 your hard work uh you can follow him at on twitter at real chris ruffo r ufo or his website is christopher

01:59:23.960 ruffo.com thanks chris we'll talk again thank you all right let me tell you about gold line um right now

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02:00:01.560 to have this control or in other words take away the government's control of fiat currency

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02:01:21.560 this is the glenbeck program it is weird for the first time in what 19 or 20 years uh it's the first

02:01:34.280 time i haven't thought okay what is limbaugh leading with and how can i lead into that with him uh first

02:01:42.840 time i know it's it's a it's an end of a an era is an understatement with this one yes this is really

02:01:49.800 tough it it may be the beginning of a new era and a very frightening era i'm scared i know i i know i

02:01:55.880 know uh couldn't come at a worse time uh than uh than it just did um i just looked up at the screen

02:02:05.400 uh on msnbc how to manage life after receiving the covet 19 vaccine well gee that makes me want to run out

02:02:14.920 and get it first of all how to manage life after you get the vaccine i don't know go back to doing

02:02:20.440 your work and doing your life the whole point of it gosh they should be encouraging people hey guess

02:02:25.240 what get the vaccine you get to go back to your life if you've already had coven you get to go back

02:02:28.680 to your life no no no no we all have to wear masks after you had the vaccine and you've had the virus

02:02:34.040 it's silly and it's hurting people

The Glenn Beck Program - February 18, 2021

How Rush Limbaugh ‘Spawned’ Glenn Beck ｜ Guest： Christopher Rufo ｜ 2⧸18⧸21

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