The Glenn Beck Program - April 06, 2020


How’s the Quarantine Going, America? | 4⧸6⧸20


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 4 minutes

Words per Minute

167.18282

Word Count

20,820

Sentence Count

59

Misogynist Sentences

18

Hate Speech Sentences

32


Summary

In turbulent times like these, it is critical to pay attention to your financial health as well as your physical health. If you haven t done anything about your financial well-being, or if you ve done anything at all about it, please don t be one of those people that just avoid everything.


Transcript

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00:01:24.200 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment hello america welcome to the program we've got
00:01:41.920 some good news for you they say it's going to be the worst week yet i say it's going to be the best
00:01:46.100 week yet uh and we want to talk to you the phones are open now at 888-727-BECK i really just want to hear
00:01:53.520 your voice today tell us what's happening in your life in your neighborhood are you snitching on your
00:01:59.120 neighbors i mean i'm going to tell you a story about my neighbors but that's not snitching i'm just
00:02:05.880 gossiping you know what i'm saying we begin with phones and your phone call the number is 888-727-BECK
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00:02:17.240 in turbulent times like these it is critical to pay attention to your financial health as well as
00:02:27.720 your physical health you think you betcha um have you done anything about your financial health or you
00:02:35.380 just please don't be one of those people that just avoided i'm one of those people i i when i know i have
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00:03:50.420 so i have some bad news some bad news should i start with bad news
00:03:56.460 i got good news and bad news let me start with the bad news let me just get it out of the way
00:04:01.280 corona has stopped producing beer
00:04:03.900 i mean what the only alcohol company that is struggling right now i know they're like come on man
00:04:15.320 oh you couldn't named it budweiser come on uh this is you know this is exactly like uh the aids diet
00:04:26.540 candy if you are my age you remember when aids came out and there was this aids diet candy it was only
00:04:33.620 it was only advertised on tv a yds now yeah right a yds get aids now and lose weight oh my gosh you could
00:04:43.820 imagine you can imagine how poorly that went for them seeing that one of the big signs was you did
00:04:50.980 lose weight lots of weight and then died uh it was that they weren't in business very long it was
00:04:58.120 suboptimal i believe again would be the word there yeah so is is do you think corona survives
00:05:04.920 i don't know i was right i was watching a show that i had on dvr from a couple weeks ago
00:05:10.900 catching up and there was a corona commercial in it was like three or four weeks ago and it actually
00:05:16.100 was jarring like i first of all realized i hadn't seen one in several weeks and secondly i mean as
00:05:21.560 dumb as it is it doesn't seem like something you want to ingest at this moment uh at least that people
00:05:27.940 will be excited about and there is you know there's some polling that people say that you know they
00:05:32.960 actually think it has something to do with coronavirus or whatever but it's not exactly marketing
00:05:37.300 and they're sober when they say that i mean i understand that i i don't i don't i don't i
00:05:43.640 don't i'm a whiskey man because you didn't get coronavirus from that beer i understand that i don't
00:05:51.440 understand if you're completely sober well it was funny they released a poll a few weeks ago remember
00:05:56.460 this when this first came out they're like did you know that 41 percent of people say they will not
00:06:00.240 drink corona uh beer now that coronavirus is out and it was reported everywhere just like that and it was
00:06:06.900 like gosh are people this stupid 41 percent of people are like oh my gosh yes no well they may
00:06:13.140 be that stupid i'm not gonna you know i'm not gonna disregard that but the poll itself yeah when you
00:06:17.320 actually looked at the poll it was just like it said 41 people percent of people would never drink
00:06:21.720 corona beer it had nothing to do with because of coronavirus they were just saying they didn't like
00:06:27.200 corona beer like it was it is it is a legitimately uh butchered media narrative that came out there when you
00:06:35.040 actually look at the poll the people who said they wouldn't drink coronavirus said they wouldn't
00:06:39.340 drink it for any reason
00:06:40.480 so was this poll taken by the anheuser-busch company st louis missouri pretty effective
00:06:50.420 it was this and this poll was taken entirely by people who live in st louis missouri uh i don't know
00:06:56.960 what happened there uh all right let me go to walter i've got some good news for you as well today
00:07:02.300 but let me go to walter in utah hello walter glenn good morning how are you very good sir how are you
00:07:09.680 i'm just doing great i'm just a subscriber to the blaze i i'm so grateful all you and your staff keep
00:07:17.920 trying to do through all of this thank you very much thank you uh i guess glenn i'm the father of 12
00:07:24.680 children six natural and six is a miracle of adoption wow good for you uh so what's going on
00:07:32.760 in our country is in its own way it's kind of distressing to me i uh am very upset that washington
00:07:40.300 would even pass that bill uh which i feel is nothing more than a democratic pork bill uh which
00:07:48.760 we're going to pay for for quite some time yeah yes uh i was tested got tested for the virus i the
00:07:57.740 hotline thought i might have it the test came up negative so that was good news yes well walter this
00:08:05.620 hasn't been a real cheery phone call but i'm glad that you're not uh that you didn't test uh that you
00:08:11.800 didn't test positive well go on i'm i for me it's cheery i mean in my life i've tried to keep
00:08:20.560 things i'm not a i'm not panicking things happen in this country of ours that uh have been a i think
00:08:27.000 a lot more critical at different times uh yeah this is a this is a this is a um this may be and end up
00:08:36.340 being our biggest test yet and it's it's weird to think that this country could be taken down
00:08:43.420 by a virus um i mean this it depends on how we act right now and what we do and what those in
00:08:52.100 washington do thanks walter for your phone call let me go to let me go to don in tennessee hello don
00:08:58.380 hey glad to hear you this morning being so cheerful i wanted to add that we had tailgate
00:09:05.660 church yesterday everybody say tailgate church yep we had the hatches open on the back of the suvs
00:09:13.500 big speakers brought out of the building we used the loading dock as a stage uh can i tell you the
00:09:19.120 name of it sure it's called the river tri cities and we're having a big easter celebration this coming
00:09:25.740 week as well and uh okay some neighbors nearby complain about the loudspeakers and uh and playing
00:09:32.220 and singing oh my god and uh so wait wait wait wait wait wait a minute wait a minute you had people
00:09:40.240 complaining about the noise yeah they had a complaint about the church yeah you would think that at this
00:09:46.920 point anybody anybody outside doing anything you would look at and go whoa whoa what's that you would
00:09:53.180 be excited to see something going on something that's right yeah and even the praise worship team
00:10:00.700 up at the front was over six feet apart each one individually except for a mother and daughter
00:10:05.100 because they lived together they could sing on the same microphone and nobody could say right
00:10:08.640 right and good for you it was great good for you don thank you so much for uh telling me that you
00:10:15.160 know i really i'm so glad i got up this morning and i thought you know i really want to talk to the
00:10:20.180 audience today i want to see what's happening in their life yada yada and uh i really am uh anxious
00:10:27.020 to hear the good things that are happening in your life because it was a rough weekend uh at my house
00:10:34.000 it was a rough rough weekend uh so i'd like to hear some good news i'd like to hear from you know who
00:10:43.760 is what are you doing with your kids right now uh that is uh positive what's happening how are you
00:10:53.580 keeping your kids into school oh my god my kids are like that's a stupid i don't care if it's stupid
00:11:01.460 i don't care how are you keeping them into school how are you keeping your sanity i know stew stew's wife
00:11:11.560 she went out she had like a little tailgate uh party is oh boy yeah no i mean that's bring this
00:11:18.580 no that's all right so if you're you know like this is the thing i've seen a lot of criticism of
00:11:22.780 this uh you know the church thing that the guy just mentioned where you kind of go on your back uh
00:11:27.320 back porch or back of your tailgate and you know everyone kind of stays away from each other i can't
00:11:33.040 imagine that's going to be i mean that's the that's within the rules right i mean that's what that's
00:11:38.020 i've been at least my understanding i know there's certain areas where they're like legitimately don't
00:11:43.100 go outside for any reason unless you absolutely have to uh but that's not the case isn't one of
00:11:48.020 them no right right and i mean i know your wife probably got some some heat on going out because
00:11:55.060 she kind of did the same thing they were all sitting on the hoods of their car and they were all
00:11:58.580 away from each other and they were just talking i've seen that from uh from a bunch of you know i've
00:12:03.580 seen that it does seem like there's a new culture of you're just supposed to shame everybody that
00:12:08.180 isn't doing the thing that you think should be done uh no i think it's worse than that i think
00:12:12.800 it's worse than that i think it's i mean now people are starting to snitch on one another the one thing
00:12:18.900 you remember the monologue i did when i think bush came out with that uh that policy where the white
00:12:26.200 house uh wanted people to if you see sam something say something and it was and it was pretty bad and
00:12:33.120 then obama came in and he really amped it up and it really became kind of a snitch thing and i did
00:12:39.560 this whole monologue on how that's what the stasi used to do that's that's what makes us different
00:12:45.620 when you hear from people they say the one thing that's nice about americans that's different about
00:12:50.720 the rest of the world is that we're so trusting of one another we trust people and one of the reasons
00:12:56.300 why is because we've never snitched on each other i mean if somebody's doing something illegal you
00:13:02.380 know you got a crack house next door yeah i'm probably gonna say something but you know not
00:13:08.100 on on other things we don't snitch on one another we appreciate one another we trust one another
00:13:13.880 yeah and anything that teaches us to snitch on one another really bothers me as gavin newsome
00:13:19.820 had just pointed out snitches get rewards oh my gosh that's their new slogan not snitches
00:13:27.640 used to be snitches get stitches horrible now snitches get rewards get rewards it wasn't
00:13:33.200 gavin newsome i think it was the mayor of los angeles i should point out because it just it's the worst
00:13:37.800 it was the most awkward moment plus there's also listen to this real quick uh this is the clip from
00:13:43.380 the los angeles mayor we need to make sure that everybody continues to let us know where those folks
00:13:49.260 are if you've observed recurring violations of the safer at home order please continue to let us know
00:13:55.240 at coronavirus.lacity.org slash business violation you know the old expression about snitches well in
00:14:03.620 this case snitches get rewards we want to thank you that's horrible that is horrible horrible i don't know
00:14:13.520 what i'm more you know i got up this morning is it is it just that like the you know the the idea
00:14:18.140 that basically he wants to turn this into a police state where we're reporting on each other or the
00:14:22.560 fact that snitches get rewards is the most annoying phrase ever especially when snitches get riches is
00:14:28.740 available it's actually like there is one that rhymes why didn't you choose the one that rhymed
00:14:34.160 stitches stitches or uh snitches get stitches snitches get rewards snitches get a thousand dollars if you
00:14:44.680 call us it's like more irritating how awkward it is than the fact that he's overturning our entire society
00:14:53.420 so last night i got up this morning and tanya said did you hear the neighbors listening i said what
00:15:00.780 she said uno had to go outside and i opened up the door and somebody was having a party
00:15:06.460 she wasn't thinking about calling the police somebody's having a party she was she was annoyed
00:15:14.960 but she didn't there was nothing we didn't even think about calling the police didn't even think
00:15:22.100 about it right like why would you certain lines where i think being critical of others behavior is
00:15:27.840 is somewhat appropriate right like there was the the guy who was the bus driver who recorded a video
00:15:33.340 of himself getting pissed off about how people kept getting on the bus coughing he's now dead from
00:15:38.300 coronavirus right like there is like legitimate lines here where that makes sense you know but this is
00:15:44.560 ridiculous okay the the guy in the the guy in the subway that was coughing and spitting on people
00:15:49.940 yeah he should have been wrestled to the ground we talked not by me i wouldn't have done it
00:15:53.820 when i touched him but somebody should have wrestled him to the ground right we talked about the woman
00:15:58.760 who was going around and touching all the computers at walmart which was very very strange but like on
00:16:03.360 the other side you have this guy who decided to go swimming in the ocean by himself and got arrested
00:16:10.380 this drives me nuts that's crazy crazy that's crazy what is wrong with you californians what is wrong
00:16:18.300 with you i mean you got eventually you have to stand they're arresting a guy for surfing he was all by
00:16:26.640 himself did you see the doctor that talked about that too there there was a doctor who said uh well you
00:16:33.160 know the the deal is the ocean is full of germs the what the ocean is full of germs and only now
00:16:43.440 you've noticed this only now you care it's ridiculous all right back to the phones 888-727-BECK
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00:19:03.020 welcome to the program uh let me go to uh let me go to todd hello todd hello good morning man how
00:19:23.860 you this morning very good where are you calling from uh well greetings from from the socialist state
00:19:30.020 of lisbon maine oh wow okay yes yes yeah yeah how are things up there well you know it's maine so if
00:19:41.360 you don't like it it'll change in five minutes the weather wind blowing yeah right so yeah not too much
00:19:48.500 not a whole lot of snitching going on around here around here that i've seen but you know
00:19:52.160 things have shut down pretty well um so but todd really i mean it's in the in the winter is there
00:20:01.100 any difference between quarantine and just winter in maine well from what i can tell no i mean
00:20:08.320 he lives yeah when it lasts longer every year when the winter hates letting go this time of year so
00:20:14.900 yeah yeah yeah but i've been able to catch up on my dystopian reading so
00:20:21.780 oh what are you reading i just started out it can't happen here by saint by saint claire lewis
00:20:28.340 oh yeah yeah good good that'll that won't improve your mood much i just want just want you to know
00:20:35.180 uh todd thanks for your call you know i'm reading something um shoot uh i'm reading something really
00:20:42.340 really good the last uh hang on let me find it uh was it was the last socialist the new book coming
00:20:52.540 out tomorrow by glenn beck was that that's that the book you're i guess i should promote that one
00:20:56.620 right yeah i'm reading this new book yeah i'm reading the last odyssey right now if you're looking
00:21:01.560 for a novel it's really really good um and of course arguing with idiots uh sorry arguing with
00:21:07.540 socialists socialist idiots uh is out uh tomorrow you can order it now and uh and have it by tomorrow
00:21:16.300 um but it's a it's a it's a really really good funny book and something that i think you'll really
00:21:23.360 um get a lot of use out of unfortunately let's go to julie in tennessee hello julie
00:21:29.280 hey glenn i talked to you i think it was like last week and uh okay boy what a difference a week
00:21:36.880 makes um okay yeah so there's been a lot of things that i've wanted to say to you because i do a lot
00:21:46.340 of research i'm probably like i'm i'm the researcher that you you know like here at home that you have
00:21:56.000 at your studio but i'm the silent okay but uh all right i went i went to the doctor on the second
00:22:04.400 and you know when you go in you've got to do your um temperature they won't let you in if you've got
00:22:09.940 temperature so they put a little sticker on you so i was as cool as a cucumber so i thought you know
00:22:16.020 okay this is interesting so i posted a little sticker on my facebook page because my page is
00:22:21.620 mostly humor um i had a woman a local person on my page come on she lives down the street freak out on
00:22:33.140 me why did you go into the hospital into the into the clinic you could have had a you know oh my gosh
00:22:42.260 blow by it julie blow by it let it go back in just a second
00:22:48.500 you're listening to glenn back
00:22:54.660 all right i i don't know about you but uh i've noticed a lot of things in the house uh that need
00:23:02.420 fixing man we are going to paint our our garage this week we got a lot of stuff to do and i have a
00:23:10.140 feeling we're going to be inside for a while longer yet anyway uh spring is here if you want
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00:24:05.520 may apply and despite what some hosts will tell you a good book to go buy is arguing with socialists by
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00:24:18.580 oh yeah this is the glenn beck program glad you're here pat gray is joining us from pat gray unleashed
00:24:33.060 the podcast so you can download at any time or listen to live here on blaze tv right before this
00:24:39.380 broadcast uh we're going to be taking your phone calls 888-727-BECK but i wanted to share some good
00:24:44.740 news and then hear from pat so i have i have good news from malaysia i thought you guys would like
00:24:49.560 to hear i think they got it down uh malaysia's ministry for women family and community development
00:24:56.640 has issued a series of online posters on facebook and instagram with the hashtag women prevent covid19
00:25:05.220 uh and they have advised the nation's women to help with the partial lockdown by quote not nagging
00:25:13.920 their husbands and uh i'm thinking that's um that could be the one good thing that comes from this
00:25:22.140 well no actually they also uh delayed the start of the wmba season so there's been at least two things
00:25:27.900 yeah the ministry also advised women from refrain being sarcastic if they're asked for help with
00:25:36.240 household chores now this one i don't even understand the women you have to ask the women to help with
00:25:43.260 household chores isn't the reverse it's a reverse here right we're supposed to not be sarcastic when
00:25:48.740 they're like can you at least help a little bit around the house oh sure i can honey they also uh urged
00:25:57.320 uh women to not wear home clothes to dress up and wear some makeup
00:26:05.600 yeah i bet the women are loving that right that's good advice it's just good solid advice
00:26:12.960 good solid advice any at any time dress up for your man look decent for your man would you please
00:26:19.280 put a ribbon put a ribbon in your hair for the love of pete look nice for your man your man looks
00:26:25.640 he works hard all day the last thing he wants is for you to look frumpy when he gets home right
00:26:31.560 what are you doing with your day all day boy these malaysians get it or don't if you know what i mean
00:26:39.460 yeah uh anyway so pat how are you i'm good i'm well i you know i i did set off a studio-wide panic on
00:26:48.280 on thursday yes yeah you did uh by the time before i got home i had uh administrators here
00:26:56.020 calling me and asking me what my symptoms were yeah i think i mentioned it on the air uh i didn't
00:27:02.060 have a fever i didn't have trouble breathing it i couldn't even be tested for covid 19 so uh did you
00:27:11.340 try did you try to be tested yeah they they wouldn't test me but i did have a bronchitis
00:27:16.140 but uh but covid 19 no no well there is this thing where that and you and jeffy in particular are
00:27:23.580 the man's men that always come in no matter what you're doing and you're sick and that's no longer
00:27:27.920 cool that's not cool at all anymore it's really it kind of hit me on thursday i shouldn't have done
00:27:33.120 that i should not have no i shouldn't have done that that's it's a different time no it's kind of
00:27:37.460 does kind of it does kind of cause panic before it was like look at this guy man he just never gives
00:27:42.720 up he's a iron man this guy yeah yeah now it's like what are you doing man you insane
00:27:49.920 yeah so that uh i learned a i learned an important lesson uh probably won't be doing that again
00:27:57.540 yeah probably probably yes you will you think yes you will you think yes yes maybe when this
00:28:03.400 is over you will yeah but yeah not during not during right not during a pandemic yeah look i'm
00:28:10.700 only bleeding from my eyes a little bit it's not that bad it's just i've got oh ebola light
00:28:17.380 okay it's a 24 hour ebola yes i have ebola like symptoms but it's not ebola i'm pretty sure
00:28:27.080 yeah that's really good that's really good by the way corona is changing their name did you hear about
00:28:31.780 that are they really yeah to covid light so go ahead and drink it now because it's 25 percent
00:28:39.400 fewer calories did you hear that they stopped making it that's amazing i mean it's that bad
00:28:46.120 people are really that repulsed by it that's a that's incredible i would actually be more likely
00:28:52.440 to buy it like as a joke right then to because i mean obviously all understand it has nothing to do
00:28:57.980 with the coronavirus everyone on earth should know that uh but it would almost be funny to be drinking
00:29:03.140 corona in like an instagram picture or something it would again you know it would uh and the other
00:29:09.020 thing that i i find kind of interesting is that uh they're talking about doing the democrat national
00:29:13.980 convention in a virtual way this year and i don't see how they do it any other way how would it even
00:29:19.580 be possible that quickly by july there's no way 30 000 people get together in milwaukee there's no
00:29:25.740 way and maybe that saves milwaukee maybe it's a good thing because you know bernie sanders is not
00:29:32.060 going to win the nomination oh i think it is a blessing yeah i think it's absolutely a blessing
00:29:37.420 for milwaukee i i think that's how they survive this thing because the little bernie bolsheviks
00:29:44.440 aren't going to be able to to gather together and burn down milwaukee when he doesn't when he's not the
00:29:49.280 nominee and yeah but the nice thing is as soon as we start getting on our feet then the bernie
00:29:54.280 bolsheviks will burn down the rest of the country you know what i mean there is that i mean i just i
00:29:59.740 really think that there's a couple of things we really have to worry about one is our southern
00:30:03.740 border are you hearing anyone talk about this nope nope us this is we've been ranting about it
00:30:09.620 constantly no one else seems to be able to be picking up on this one at all i mean this is insane
00:30:15.300 there you know there's going to be a rush for our hospitals there's going to be a rush of people
00:30:20.560 because mexico didn't take this seriously at all there'll be a rush on our border and then what are
00:30:27.160 we going to do what are you going to do yeah i'm i'm going to be i can't wait until they start
00:30:31.900 rushing the border and then we are told we're hateful for not letting them all into our hospitals
00:30:37.500 after we've gone past our part of the pandemic that'll be a really a real delight right interestingly
00:30:42.220 and what are you gonna i've heard the opposite of this you're gonna shoot them no what i i've heard
00:30:47.660 that mexicans are pissed off about the possibility of americans crossing their border because they've got
00:30:54.780 fewer you know they've got a lot fewer uh cases than we do yeah but so they're worried about being
00:30:59.700 tested by us yeah that's because they're not testing i mean it's like it's easy to not have
00:31:03.420 cases when you don't ask anyone yeah last week one of their governors came out and said this is a rich
00:31:10.040 man's disease poor people can't get it so we're all safe oh my gosh it's legitimately the exact opposite
00:31:16.260 right like the people the rich people on earth are the ones able to stay in their individual homes and
00:31:20.940 self-isolate it's the people who you know like you go it's the people working at rest restaurants and
00:31:26.300 grocery stores and uh and going on mass transit still i mean they're still packing subways in new
00:31:32.080 york city with people uh going to work every single day uh i gotta tell you i would i don't understand
00:31:38.060 that i would walk every i mean i would walk why would you get into a subway well no way i mean we
00:31:44.620 didn't want to get into a subway when we lived there and there was no panic or coronavirus and every
00:31:50.340 time you ride the subway in new york you feel as if you caught a disease just in normal times
00:31:55.600 yeah you do it's totally like your hands are slimy there's some coating on your skin you don't know
00:32:01.220 what you breathe it's a horrible experience it really is there's a rat gnawing on your ankle
00:32:07.100 it's like it's not good some of the rats are nice though i mean you get you get to know them after
00:32:11.520 you know a few weeks it was you and me that were sitting at the we're sitting at the platform
00:32:17.000 watching the two rats uh yeah that was i think that was i've had a couple of those experiences
00:32:22.840 yeah we heard the platform one time uh and we're waiting for the train and we're just talking for
00:32:29.760 maybe i don't know four or five minutes just you know chit chat and uh and i think stew said
00:32:36.780 he's gonna win and and i laughed because we were both neither of us said anything about it
00:32:44.540 we were both watching this rat these two rats fight over like a like a hot dog or something
00:32:51.700 that was down on the tracks and one of them was about to take the hot dog from the other
00:32:57.000 and stew at that moment said he's gonna win i just looked at him we have lived here way too long already
00:33:04.260 man when you don't even when you don't even say to the person standing next to you there are two rats
00:33:10.660 fighting over food right there about five feet in front of us we've lived here too long way too long
00:33:17.120 that's the sign uh right there yeah no it's been it's been it's been really remarkable to watch i
00:33:21.780 mean they're keeping the subways open because essential personnel like people who work at hospitals
00:33:27.440 have to get to work have to get to work still so that's why they're they're open you're not supposed
00:33:31.180 to be on them unless you're an essential worker but essential worker covers in new york city a lot of
00:33:36.460 people who are working at restaurants and are working you know uh all i mean there's tons of
00:33:41.020 people work at these hospitals not just nurses uh and doctors and i mean the rush hour is rush hour
00:33:47.760 like packed in people right on top of each other there's i saw a picture last week of one where
00:33:52.640 there's one person on the entire train with a mask and everyone else is just there like it's freaking
00:33:58.000 normal you're kidding yeah nobody's i'd be in a hazmat get one of those oh me too get one of those uh
00:34:04.840 get one of those city bikes why wouldn't you get a city bike well i'd ride your bike i mean even i
00:34:11.020 would i mean i do not ride but i don't want any physical i'd like people to carry me down into the
00:34:18.020 subway yeah okay i don't want to even walk down the stairs to the subway i would take one of those
00:34:23.900 bikes i even if i worked on the other side of the island i would take one of those bikes every day
00:34:27.640 possible though that some of these workers might be coming in from different boroughs glenn that you
00:34:32.160 didn't visit back in the day uh so the subway might be better there's other places what they
00:34:39.400 just go right there to the park go to the park and have their person pick them up and drive them
00:34:47.280 they need some place i don't understand all the homeless there's there's a perfectly good
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00:35:05.540 i don't understand what the deal is man and they say i don't get it
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00:36:42.340 you're listening to glenn beck
00:36:47.100 this is the glenn beck program we're glad that you're here uh real just quick update uh boris
00:37:05.060 johnson is in the hospital boris johnson after 10 days of fighting it at 10 downing street
00:37:11.360 the prime minister of england uh has been moved to the hospital that's what do you call it a suboptimal
00:37:17.680 development yeah yeah uh that's not a good thing after 10 days of the virus yeah they are downplaying
00:37:25.720 it they're saying he's just in there for tests they're saying he you know is not they're just
00:37:31.000 concerned that he keeps showing symptoms but he doesn't seem to feel all that terrible so it's hard
00:37:35.900 to know exactly what the truth is obviously in a situation like this but it's not a good sign 10 days
00:37:40.440 after you're diagnosed to be going into the hospital i saw a message from him about i don't know four
00:37:46.260 days ago and it's hard to tell when he's sick you know because he's his hair is oh i mean he always
00:37:54.540 looks like he just got out of bed you know what i mean i saw but i i thought is this an old video or
00:37:59.920 is this because i mean he always looks that way so he looks like himself yeah that's that it's i don't
00:38:08.120 it's not exactly a compliment but uh yeah i think you're right no it's not but i mean you know when
00:38:12.160 the queen she did this she did this statement yesterday i don't know if you saw it but you know
00:38:17.100 she had or she was all perfectly quaffed and sitting you know uh ramrod straight in her chair and she had
00:38:24.420 her purse and you know she just looked like the queen if she comes on and her hair is all messed up
00:38:30.540 you know you might look at it and go whoa she's really sick oris johnson you can't tell yeah i mean
00:38:38.180 there's a very good chance that this winds up at the end of it being the most deadly pandemic of the
00:38:43.980 past century and to say that you can't notice the difference between whether you have it or not
00:38:49.860 because you're already so sloppy typically it's not it's not it's not a resume starter
00:38:55.100 no it's it's not it's not uh but uh by the way we have a piece of the queen i thought what she said
00:39:01.340 was fascinating listen to this i want to reassure you that if we remain united and resolute then we
00:39:08.100 will overcome it i hope in the years to come everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to
00:39:16.820 this challenge and those who come after us will say the britons of this generation were as strong as any
00:39:24.340 that the attributes of self-discipline of quiet good humored resolve and a fellow feeling still
00:39:33.000 characterize this country the pride i thought she was okay okay stop i don't don't need any more um
00:39:40.700 i i thought that was really uh interesting uh but not as interesting she looks just like the lady
00:39:48.540 on the canadian quarter have you noticed that she looks identical to the lady on the quarter
00:39:55.460 i cannot picture what the canadian quarter looks like uh i have to admit despite being a canadian
00:40:00.920 sports celebrity myself yeah she looks just like that lady on the quarter i don't know who that is
00:40:05.800 but she looks very very shocking it's a shocking development yeah
00:40:09.700 all right are you surprised at this because i mean we're here we are like they're saying this
00:40:17.680 is the big week right this is the real terrible uh awful no good very bad week as donald trump
00:40:24.460 has outlined uh several times over the weekend this is the you know this is the week they expect
00:40:28.620 things to peak or you know they said this week or next week but in this they say this is the worst of
00:40:34.560 it um you know assuming this all goes well uh yeah i mean it's it's it's interesting to see people
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00:43:00.700 he says we're at war with an invisible enemy he's right but it's not the coronavirus
00:43:09.820 we go there in one minute this is the glenbeck program
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00:45:13.080 a great battle against an invisible enemy all of these things that donald trump has said
00:45:25.360 uh they're true and they make perfect sense even trump's most ardent supporters and uh and his
00:45:34.040 most ardent opponents both of them say this is a once in a generation emergency and we should be on
00:45:42.980 wartime footing and the opponents of donald trump many of them have called for more and more power to be
00:45:51.120 handed to no no let me get this right to be taken by the president to do battles against this invisible
00:46:01.360 enemy everything from commandeering manufacturing plants to logistics to shipping companies pharmaceutical
00:46:08.180 manufacturing research nationalizing the banks what is going on you said he was a tyrant you're
00:46:17.360 opposed to him and you're just telling him to do all these things no and thank god we have a president
00:46:25.600 that understands the free market president that has preferred to form a partnership with private
00:46:31.140 industries to wage the war turning america's great companies to produce masks and respirators and
00:46:37.160 ventilators and medicine and vaccines all the things that will ensure our country can and will prevail
00:46:43.360 while keeping them private the united states and the entire world they are engaged right now in a great
00:46:52.220 battle against an unseen enemy an enemy that threatens to kill our people destroy our nation and our way of
00:46:59.040 life and it's an enemy that we have seen and fought before as a people we've faced this enemy throughout
00:47:05.800 human history over and over and over again we've had to battle it all of us are descendants of survivors
00:47:13.260 of the countless previous wars that humanity has had to fight against this hidden enemy of man
00:47:19.720 the enemy is a disease the enemy is a virus but the enemy is not SARS COVID-2 coronavirus
00:47:31.120 the virus we're actually fighting against the unseen the one that wants to remain unseen
00:47:38.320 is slavery and you can call it what you want socialism collectivism communism statism despotism
00:47:46.900 authoritarianism whatever you want to call it it's slavery people's individual liberty captured for the
00:47:56.540 benefit and the betterment of everybody else those are all forms of enslaving some men to the will of others
00:48:07.160 that's slavery a virus is a biological construct and doing battle against a virus requires treating both the
00:48:20.300 symptoms caused by the infection as well as finding a vaccine that can destroy the virus as well
00:48:26.740 but slavery is also a political and moral construct it's a social disease caused by an immoral idea spread by unthinking
00:48:38.880 unfeeling human beings who transmit the disease to others turning them into factories that produce more
00:48:46.100 unthinking unfeeling human beings they take over the lives of more and more people within a society or a country
00:48:54.020 until that country is completely destroyed its defenses exhausted and doing battle against slavery requires treating both
00:49:04.120 the symptoms caused by the infection within a society as well as finding a cure that can destroy the idea itself
00:49:11.780 president donald trump is absolutely right this is a war he's also correct that we fought this type of war before
00:49:20.740 but this is not a war against the coronavirus that quite frankly is child's play as terrible as it is
00:49:29.300 covid 19 is not going to kill us might kill a few of us but we will prevent the spread we will find a cure
00:49:37.560 american the world will survive this pandemic as it has survived millions of others in the past
00:49:43.980 each of us is a descendant of survivors of a thousand biological plagues
00:49:49.880 the president is right we cannot let the cure for covid 19 be worse than the disease itself
00:49:59.180 and he has the right idea in terms of the outcome here we can't let our response to coronavirus destroy
00:50:06.540 the american economy now when i say the american economy it seems cold and callous
00:50:16.780 because that's not really the objective to save the economy is not the objective a healthy productive american economy
00:50:26.620 will enable people to generate wealth and accumulate things and to be healthier to be safer to be more free
00:50:39.180 that's a consequence that's an outcome it's not a cause in itself
00:50:44.220 what has enabled the american economy to be the most robust and powerful engine for human ingenuity productivity
00:50:54.460 wealth generation
00:50:55.740 individual liberty
00:51:02.940 men free to think
00:51:08.240 men free to build
00:51:10.080 men free to fail
00:51:12.300 to seek new achievements
00:51:14.760 and to be rewarded
00:51:16.560 for doing so
00:51:18.240 and punished by their own actions
00:51:22.840 the consequence of their own actions
00:51:25.140 a natural consequence
00:51:27.540 they fail
00:51:28.700 they have a right to compete with each other
00:51:32.200 driving each other to be smarter to work harder to find the better way to solve problems
00:51:37.720 that's america
00:51:39.180 that's not the economy
00:51:40.620 that's america
00:51:41.520 that's the battle we're in
00:51:43.060 that's the battle we're fighting to save
00:51:45.100 if the cure for covid 19
00:51:46.940 is the slavery of some men
00:51:49.000 for the benefit and betterment of others
00:51:51.400 then covid 19
00:51:53.640 perhaps should take us all
00:51:55.360 if the cost of defeating the biological virus
00:51:59.560 is that we
00:52:01.180 then die on the table to political and moral disease of collectivism
00:52:06.740 then trump's fear
00:52:09.240 will have proved to be right
00:52:11.660 and the cure will have been much worse than the disease
00:52:15.300 i want you to look at what's been proposed
00:52:19.540 in the u.s the government should take over every major industry from health care to pharmaceutical companies
00:52:26.700 grocery food delivery airlines shipping transportation construction take it over banking take it over stock market take it over
00:52:34.840 on the global scale now
00:52:36.840 the united nations is now calling for a permanent 10 percent global tax on the gdp of every country
00:52:44.840 now they say this is designed to you know fight covid 19
00:52:49.040 permanent permanent 10 percent tax
00:52:52.120 to enable the u.n. to fight future pandemics
00:52:55.420 as well as the ongoing pandemic
00:52:58.360 climate change
00:52:59.920 oh and poverty and income inequality
00:53:03.080 and sexism and nationalism
00:53:05.100 and a thousand other isms that
00:53:07.320 are really really super unfair
00:53:09.460 the united states is
00:53:12.580 less than five percent of the world's population
00:53:15.060 but we represent 25 percent of the world's gdp
00:53:18.520 so the u.n. is effectively proposing that about four percent of the population transfer 10 percent of our wealth
00:53:25.400 each year to support the remaining 96 percent of the human race
00:53:30.080 if you don't think that's fair
00:53:32.060 well i just call it a progressive income tax
00:53:34.820 but i will tell you this
00:53:39.020 that leads to our destruction
00:53:42.400 and if you think it's unfair then maybe you should do some rethinking
00:53:45.320 because
00:53:47.300 maybe you've been pushing from the wrong policies here in america
00:53:50.920 because it kind of feels like the world wants to destroy us
00:53:54.280 what's proposed here is nothing short of permanent enslavement of the united states
00:54:00.280 for the betterment and benefit of every other national on earth
00:54:04.480 there's no doubt in my mind that humans will survive covid 19
00:54:09.760 and we'll do it in spectacular fashion
00:54:12.140 but the plague of collectivism
00:54:14.580 the idea that some men should be slave to others
00:54:18.100 that's the oldest idea in the book
00:54:19.800 that some people have some sort of right to lay claim
00:54:23.120 to the intellect and productive energies of others
00:54:27.540 that's the real battle here
00:54:31.260 that's the true invisible enemy that we must yet again defeat
00:54:38.200 ask yourself this
00:54:41.500 would it
00:54:42.200 would you have some right to charge into mike lindell's my pillow bedding factory
00:54:46.520 and point a gun to him and his workers
00:54:48.600 and force them to produce cotton face masks to avoid being shot
00:54:52.800 now this sounds ridiculous
00:54:55.560 sounds preposterous
00:54:56.980 and all rational thinking human beings
00:54:58.800 would clearly see that is immoral in a criminal act
00:55:02.020 but they don't see it as immoral and criminal in vast amounts
00:55:06.040 of the of the world
00:55:08.620 that's happening in the world
00:55:10.480 and yet there are people here
00:55:12.400 proposing to do that
00:55:14.140 they just didn't say you'd get shot
00:55:15.940 but they're coming in with the full force of the government
00:55:18.600 and at the end
00:55:19.820 it's whoever has the guns
00:55:22.580 now maybe some people say
00:55:25.660 well i don't want the united states to do that
00:55:27.040 i want the un to do that
00:55:28.400 i want somebody
00:55:29.240 you know
00:55:30.040 in a blue helmet
00:55:31.480 but i'm okay if they have a u.s marshals badge
00:55:35.640 now let me ask you this
00:55:38.060 does mike lindell have the right to choose to convert his factory
00:55:41.820 over to making cotton face masks
00:55:44.540 at his own expense
00:55:45.600 and to pay his workers to make those masks
00:55:47.940 instead of making pillows
00:55:49.080 yes
00:55:50.460 yes that is his moral choice
00:55:54.040 it's a human being engaged in activity that he believes to be virtuous and right
00:56:02.060 and yes
00:56:02.660 for the love that all is
00:56:04.320 of all that is holy and profitable
00:56:06.620 just as with covid 19
00:56:10.760 the defeat
00:56:12.260 of all forms of slavery
00:56:14.140 should be
00:56:17.000 an inevitability
00:56:18.080 and yet from every corner of our country
00:56:21.760 there is a call
00:56:22.740 for the forced enslavement
00:56:24.800 of some people
00:56:25.480 for the benefit of others
00:56:26.660 we are on the verge
00:56:30.000 of losing everything
00:56:32.200 that we have
00:56:32.940 always held dear
00:56:35.200 on the verge of losing the things that matter the
00:56:39.220 the most
00:56:40.640 to not just us
00:56:42.060 but what we want our children
00:56:43.960 to be able to have
00:56:45.480 a future where they chart their own course
00:56:48.300 a future where they can
00:56:50.560 live and grow
00:56:52.100 and be free
00:56:53.220 and live their dreams
00:56:55.800 yes
00:56:56.560 experience some nightmares
00:56:57.980 from time to time
00:56:59.060 but those nightmares
00:57:00.700 won't define them
00:57:02.700 unless they
00:57:03.560 choose
00:57:04.400 the nightmare
00:57:05.100 trump has this
00:57:09.100 exactly right
00:57:10.540 we cannot let the cure
00:57:12.740 for covid 19
00:57:13.680 come at the cost
00:57:14.680 of our economy
00:57:15.640 and if that's the objective
00:57:18.020 then it's our original principles
00:57:20.240 individual liberty
00:57:21.320 freedom of movement
00:57:22.620 freedom of speech
00:57:23.860 freedom of religion
00:57:25.520 freedom to defend yourself
00:57:27.860 those are the things
00:57:32.100 that need to be defended
00:57:33.100 that's how we protect
00:57:35.280 and restore
00:57:35.880 our economy
00:57:36.560 and our country
00:57:37.340 that's how we ensure
00:57:39.400 that our children's children
00:57:40.520 will also be descendants
00:57:41.760 of survivors
00:57:42.700 of plagues
00:57:43.500 and pandemics
00:57:44.380 whether they're biological
00:57:46.480 or the moral kind
00:57:48.140 this is why I wrote
00:57:53.500 arguing
00:57:54.400 with socialists
00:57:56.020 because I know
00:57:57.960 the fight
00:57:58.700 is on
00:57:59.840 and we have
00:58:02.160 to be in that fight
00:58:03.580 and I wrote this
00:58:05.140 not only for you
00:58:05.900 it's easy to read
00:58:06.960 it's very very funny
00:58:07.960 it's in the style
00:58:08.660 of arguing with idiots
00:58:09.560 which was our biggest
00:58:10.460 seller I think
00:58:11.600 and it's for color
00:58:14.520 it's like
00:58:15.020 it's almost like
00:58:15.740 a comic book in parts
00:58:16.820 and it's one of those
00:58:18.800 books you can pick up
00:58:19.600 and read from anywhere
00:58:20.920 and we did that
00:58:23.780 because I'm riddled
00:58:24.780 with ADD
00:58:25.460 but also because
00:58:27.160 it was really effective
00:58:28.900 we saw
00:58:29.820 in all of the books
00:58:31.700 that we have written
00:58:32.580 inconvenient book
00:58:34.880 and arguing
00:58:35.740 with idiots
00:58:36.700 those two books
00:58:38.320 in this style
00:58:39.200 were the ones
00:58:39.960 that people
00:58:41.200 consumed themselves
00:58:42.400 learned a lot from
00:58:43.440 and then gave it
00:58:44.860 to their children
00:58:45.640 or their grandchildren
00:58:47.080 and their grandchildren
00:58:48.900 used it
00:58:49.780 in college essays
00:58:52.440 high school essays
00:58:53.980 elementary school essays
00:58:55.840 and I've heard
00:58:56.780 for years
00:58:58.180 how those books
00:58:59.840 had been used
00:59:00.560 because they all
00:59:01.620 have footnotes in them
00:59:02.540 so you don't ever
00:59:03.140 quote me
00:59:03.780 you quote the people
00:59:05.040 who actually said it
00:59:06.100 we need to arm
00:59:10.300 ourselves
00:59:10.940 with ammunition
00:59:11.820 we need to know
00:59:13.080 that this cure
00:59:14.980 is not being called
00:59:16.180 socialism
00:59:16.840 but this cure
00:59:18.680 is socialism
00:59:20.040 it is
00:59:21.080 the modern
00:59:21.980 monetary theory
00:59:23.200 it is
00:59:24.160 universal
00:59:24.900 basic income
00:59:26.040 it's a
00:59:28.020 socialist
00:59:28.620 dream
00:59:29.700 book is officially
00:59:33.060 out tomorrow
00:59:33.580 you can have it
00:59:34.200 at your house
00:59:34.660 tomorrow
00:59:34.920 if you order it
00:59:35.500 now at Amazon
00:59:36.140 or wherever you
00:59:36.780 buy your books
00:59:37.460 arguing with
00:59:38.580 socialists
00:59:39.380 it is out
00:59:40.300 tomorrow
00:59:40.940 make sure you
00:59:41.660 grab it
00:59:42.100 all right
00:59:47.840 I want to tell you
00:59:48.320 a little bit
00:59:48.660 about rough greens
00:59:49.560 rough greens
00:59:50.120 is a great
00:59:51.560 great
00:59:52.140 additive
00:59:54.120 to food
00:59:55.040 it's
00:59:55.340 it's not
00:59:55.900 a dog food
00:59:56.600 it's added
00:59:58.100 minerals
00:59:58.820 and vitamins
00:59:59.580 and you know
01:00:00.720 digestive enzymes
01:00:02.440 probiotics
01:00:03.560 omega oils
01:00:05.040 antioxidants
01:00:05.740 all the things
01:00:06.600 that you're
01:00:07.040 supposed to
01:00:07.460 think about
01:00:07.840 but I never
01:00:08.380 do
01:00:08.720 you know
01:00:09.660 if I read
01:00:10.280 something that
01:00:10.660 says oh
01:00:11.020 it's probiotic
01:00:11.960 and it has
01:00:12.300 digestive enzymes
01:00:13.260 and antioxidants
01:00:14.260 I'm like yeah
01:00:15.700 it probably tastes
01:00:16.480 like crap too
01:00:17.220 right
01:00:17.500 this is the
01:00:19.140 difference between
01:00:19.980 rough greens
01:00:20.580 this for your
01:00:21.120 dog
01:00:21.560 your dog
01:00:22.760 they have all
01:00:24.000 this dog food
01:00:24.580 but all of the
01:00:25.420 stuff that's live
01:00:26.500 and we all need
01:00:27.340 live things in our
01:00:28.160 bodies
01:00:28.520 all the good
01:00:29.700 stuff is all
01:00:30.640 cooked out of
01:00:31.340 that food
01:00:31.840 so you need
01:00:33.140 to have some
01:00:33.800 of that live
01:00:34.380 stuff in their
01:00:35.740 food
01:00:36.120 so you take a
01:00:37.100 scoop of this
01:00:37.620 and you put it
01:00:38.060 in their food
01:00:38.540 and they love
01:00:39.540 it
01:00:39.800 they love it
01:00:40.920 uno runs
01:00:42.420 to his
01:00:42.860 bowl
01:00:43.180 he loves
01:00:43.980 it
01:00:44.220 beyond that
01:00:45.200 he is so
01:00:46.600 much healthier
01:00:47.400 we notice
01:00:48.180 that he's
01:00:48.840 gained weight
01:00:49.460 but he's
01:00:49.820 not fat
01:00:50.600 I mean
01:00:51.740 he's grown
01:00:52.380 in muscle
01:00:53.200 he's grown
01:00:54.040 because he
01:00:54.700 is so much
01:00:55.260 more active
01:00:55.860 he's not
01:00:56.440 he's he's
01:00:57.220 gaining weight
01:00:57.720 in all the
01:00:58.100 ways that
01:00:58.540 I'm not
01:00:59.440 maybe I
01:01:00.080 should sprinkle
01:01:00.600 some of
01:01:00.940 this on
01:01:01.240 my
01:01:01.400 breakfast
01:01:02.440 rough
01:01:03.020 greens
01:01:03.400 r-u-f-f-greens
01:01:05.400 dot com
01:01:06.540 slash
01:01:06.960 beck
01:01:07.300 try it
01:01:07.760 14-day
01:01:08.320 jump start
01:01:08.860 right now
01:01:09.360 try the
01:01:09.920 challenge
01:01:10.240 see the
01:01:10.620 difference
01:01:10.940 it'll make
01:01:11.580 in your
01:01:11.880 dog
01:01:12.120 in 14
01:01:12.700 days or
01:01:13.200 less
01:01:13.520 14-95
01:01:14.760 just go to
01:01:15.640 roughgreens.com
01:01:17.020 slash beck
01:01:17.840 or call
01:01:18.540 833-glenn33
01:01:20.240 833-glenn33
01:01:22.140 or roughgreens.com
01:01:24.380 slash beck
01:01:25.600 10 seconds
01:01:26.560 station id
01:01:27.160 let's go to
01:01:36.740 the phone
01:01:37.100 shall we
01:01:38.560 I want to
01:01:38.960 hear from
01:01:39.260 you today
01:01:39.780 and find
01:01:41.540 out what's
01:01:41.800 happening in
01:01:42.280 your life
01:01:42.800 888-727-BECK
01:01:44.660 we go to
01:01:45.120 George in
01:01:45.820 Florida
01:01:46.300 hello
01:01:47.040 George
01:01:47.520 good morning
01:01:48.700 Glenn
01:01:49.020 it's a pleasure
01:01:49.720 to talk to you
01:01:50.440 again
01:01:50.720 it's been
01:01:51.260 quite a while
01:01:52.120 I don't
01:01:53.400 expect you
01:01:54.240 to remember
01:01:54.680 me but
01:01:55.300 there were
01:01:56.400 certain chapters
01:01:57.220 in my life
01:01:58.180 where they
01:01:58.840 were dark
01:01:59.500 and through
01:02:01.020 your convictions
01:02:02.200 and your
01:02:02.780 words and
01:02:03.540 your promises
01:02:04.240 here we are
01:02:05.780 today
01:02:06.220 smiling
01:02:07.200 wow
01:02:07.640 thank you
01:02:08.060 George
01:02:08.240 even though
01:02:09.380 it is so
01:02:13.220 easy to
01:02:14.500 find the
01:02:16.160 negatives
01:02:16.660 right now
01:02:18.220 people really
01:02:19.440 need to just
01:02:20.160 open their eyes
01:02:20.980 and see all
01:02:21.480 the positives
01:02:22.180 see the big
01:02:23.940 picture so to
01:02:24.840 speak
01:02:25.240 if that makes
01:02:26.780 sense
01:02:27.220 yeah it does
01:02:29.040 it does
01:02:29.620 my wife has
01:02:30.160 been making
01:02:30.500 in fact I
01:02:30.920 should bring
01:02:31.240 this board
01:02:31.720 in
01:02:31.940 my wife's
01:02:32.960 been making
01:02:33.500 a board
01:02:33.820 of all the
01:02:34.260 things that
01:02:34.740 she's grateful
01:02:35.300 for
01:02:35.660 and she keeps
01:02:36.380 saying you
01:02:36.840 should add
01:02:37.200 some of
01:02:37.480 yours
01:02:37.700 and I'm
01:02:37.960 like you've
01:02:38.300 got them
01:02:38.580 all covered
01:02:39.340 there
01:02:39.620 but there
01:02:41.400 are a lot
01:02:41.980 of really
01:02:42.700 good things
01:02:43.500 what's happening
01:02:44.100 in your life
01:02:44.740 George right
01:02:45.400 now
01:02:45.600 well I
01:02:46.760 moved to
01:02:47.400 Florida to
01:02:48.260 be my
01:02:48.840 mother's
01:02:49.240 caregiver
01:02:49.740 she's 91
01:02:51.580 and with
01:02:52.700 this virus
01:02:53.660 thing I have
01:02:54.280 to be
01:02:54.780 extra careful
01:02:56.400 you know
01:02:57.540 of her
01:02:58.200 myself
01:02:59.300 but this
01:03:00.980 past weekend
01:03:01.640 I went to
01:03:02.260 the park
01:03:02.880 a park I've
01:03:03.900 gone to
01:03:04.480 for decades
01:03:06.020 and I
01:03:07.480 sat there
01:03:08.340 and I
01:03:08.940 noticed
01:03:09.280 something
01:03:09.760 very
01:03:10.240 positive
01:03:10.920 I saw
01:03:13.200 more
01:03:13.680 family
01:03:14.380 groups
01:03:14.940 together
01:03:15.820 at the
01:03:16.400 park
01:03:16.780 than I've
01:03:17.460 ever seen
01:03:18.240 in the past
01:03:19.060 20-30 years
01:03:20.560 and that was
01:03:21.980 I have to tell you
01:03:22.620 George
01:03:22.820 thanks for your
01:03:25.780 call
01:03:25.980 I tell you
01:03:26.440 I have
01:03:27.000 I think
01:03:29.000 there's going to
01:03:29.400 be some
01:03:29.840 really good
01:03:30.760 things
01:03:31.020 I'm actually
01:03:31.740 going to
01:03:32.180 miss
01:03:32.580 this
01:03:33.520 to some
01:03:34.260 degree
01:03:34.600 I like
01:03:36.760 my family
01:03:37.360 not running
01:03:38.500 around
01:03:38.900 not going
01:03:39.700 places all
01:03:40.580 the time
01:03:40.900 not having
01:03:41.360 me run
01:03:41.780 here and
01:03:42.220 run there
01:03:42.680 and we're
01:03:43.540 home together
01:03:44.280 and for me
01:03:45.840 that's a really
01:03:46.600 big deal
01:03:47.240 that I'm
01:03:47.640 really going
01:03:48.520 to miss
01:03:49.120 I like
01:03:50.580 the family
01:03:51.200 time
01:03:51.780 I like
01:03:52.380 having my
01:03:53.080 kids at
01:03:53.540 home
01:03:53.920 and me
01:03:54.500 being at
01:03:55.080 home with
01:03:55.540 them
01:03:55.760 all right
01:04:02.260 your life
01:04:02.580 today
01:04:02.880 probably
01:04:03.360 looks a
01:04:04.040 lot
01:04:04.180 different
01:04:04.460 than it
01:04:04.780 did
01:04:04.960 just a
01:04:05.400 few
01:04:05.560 weeks
01:04:05.880 ago
01:04:06.220 we have
01:04:06.860 new
01:04:07.040 challenges
01:04:07.460 to think
01:04:07.960 through
01:04:08.280 like
01:04:08.620 how we're
01:04:09.180 supposed to
01:04:09.540 work from
01:04:10.000 home
01:04:10.340 and be a
01:04:11.060 homeschool
01:04:11.420 teacher at
01:04:11.940 the same
01:04:12.240 time
01:04:12.600 and on
01:04:13.200 that note
01:04:13.660 your kids
01:04:14.160 are online
01:04:14.660 a lot
01:04:15.100 more than
01:04:15.560 they were
01:04:15.880 just a
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01:05:19.480 is Glenn
01:05:19.840 this is
01:05:32.040 the Glenn Beck
01:05:32.460 program
01:05:32.740 we go up
01:05:33.300 to Michigan
01:05:34.260 and Robert
01:05:35.280 hello Robert
01:05:35.880 you're on the
01:05:36.280 Glenn Beck
01:05:36.520 program
01:05:37.020 hey how you
01:05:38.480 doing Glenn
01:05:39.040 I'm great
01:05:40.760 how are you
01:05:41.260 good
01:05:42.540 I've got
01:05:43.180 something that
01:05:43.740 I really want
01:05:44.360 to give back
01:05:44.940 to you though
01:05:45.600 that you gave
01:05:46.600 me a few
01:05:47.540 weeks back
01:05:48.360 and I figure
01:05:49.600 it's a good
01:05:50.360 time to give
01:05:50.940 it to you
01:05:51.380 and here you
01:05:52.580 go
01:05:52.800 there's a hole
01:05:54.060 in the sky
01:05:54.740 where a tree
01:05:55.380 once was
01:05:56.280 somebody's
01:05:57.220 making money
01:06:02.180 somebody's
01:06:02.860 making
01:06:03.340 money
01:06:04.360 there
01:06:05.660 now you
01:06:06.260 deal with it
01:06:06.680 man
01:06:07.040 thank you
01:06:08.460 very much
01:06:09.000 Robert
01:06:09.320 I appreciate
01:06:09.940 that
01:06:10.640 let me
01:06:13.000 go to
01:06:13.200 April
01:06:13.520 hello
01:06:14.080 April
01:06:14.660 hi
01:06:16.580 Glenn
01:06:17.060 I'm
01:06:18.300 calling
01:06:18.660 from
01:06:18.940 Michigan
01:06:19.300 and my
01:06:20.220 mother
01:06:20.740 went into
01:06:21.520 the hospital
01:06:22.280 on March
01:06:23.120 20th
01:06:24.040 within a
01:06:25.140 matter of
01:06:25.580 days she
01:06:26.060 was diagnosed
01:06:26.740 with the
01:06:27.900 coronavirus
01:06:29.520 and she
01:06:31.980 got very
01:06:32.720 bad pneumonia
01:06:33.480 and within
01:06:34.780 about five
01:06:35.860 days they
01:06:36.600 had to put
01:06:37.120 her on
01:06:37.540 a vent
01:06:38.080 one of
01:06:39.460 the days
01:06:39.840 when we
01:06:40.200 spoke with
01:06:40.700 the doctor
01:06:41.200 he said
01:06:41.920 that her
01:06:42.380 lungs were
01:06:42.940 so bad
01:06:43.480 he called
01:06:43.980 it a
01:06:44.340 cytokine
01:06:45.140 storm
01:06:45.880 and that
01:06:46.880 they didn't
01:06:47.340 feel there
01:06:47.800 was much
01:06:48.280 hope for
01:06:48.840 her
01:06:49.140 and I
01:06:49.900 had found
01:06:50.560 some research
01:06:51.560 online that
01:06:52.540 in China
01:06:53.120 they were
01:06:53.600 using high
01:06:54.640 dose
01:06:55.180 intense
01:06:56.200 vitamin C
01:06:57.300 therapy
01:06:58.040 and they
01:06:59.040 had a
01:06:59.460 zero
01:06:59.820 mortality
01:07:00.520 rate
01:07:01.080 so we
01:07:02.720 begged the
01:07:03.240 hospital to
01:07:04.100 try this
01:07:04.700 for my
01:07:05.180 mother
01:07:05.520 and she
01:07:06.400 was on
01:07:06.780 the vent
01:07:07.200 for six
01:07:07.860 days
01:07:08.480 and within
01:07:09.260 a day
01:07:09.780 and a half
01:07:10.520 of being
01:07:11.100 on the
01:07:11.400 high dose
01:07:11.900 vitamin C
01:07:12.780 her lungs
01:07:14.140 kept opening
01:07:14.960 day by day
01:07:15.960 and she
01:07:16.840 got off
01:07:17.380 the vent
01:07:17.920 and everyone
01:07:18.740 thought it
01:07:19.160 was a miracle
01:07:19.840 they initially
01:07:20.660 tried the
01:07:21.340 hydroxychloroquine
01:07:22.760 on her
01:07:23.400 and the
01:07:24.160 erythromycin
01:07:24.720 but she
01:07:25.360 wasn't improving
01:07:26.180 during that
01:07:27.020 and what's
01:07:27.960 interesting
01:07:28.480 is one of
01:07:30.140 my husband's
01:07:30.960 colleagues
01:07:31.400 is a
01:07:31.820 physician
01:07:32.240 and he
01:07:33.260 ended up
01:07:33.800 in the
01:07:34.060 same
01:07:34.280 situation
01:07:34.920 as my
01:07:35.420 mother
01:07:35.800 and was
01:07:36.380 on the
01:07:36.700 vent
01:07:37.040 and out
01:07:38.100 of
01:07:38.220 desperation
01:07:38.820 they
01:07:39.200 decided
01:07:39.680 to try
01:07:40.160 the
01:07:40.340 high
01:07:40.580 dose
01:07:40.880 vitamin
01:07:41.320 C
01:07:41.700 IV
01:07:42.100 and he
01:07:43.380 got off
01:07:43.860 the vent
01:07:44.280 and he's
01:07:44.800 improving
01:07:45.320 and my
01:07:46.480 mother
01:07:46.880 is supposed
01:07:47.520 to be
01:07:47.860 released
01:07:48.240 from the
01:07:48.640 hospital
01:07:48.980 within the
01:07:49.640 next
01:07:49.880 two days
01:07:50.500 and everyone
01:07:50.980 considers her
01:07:51.860 a miracle
01:07:52.440 and I
01:07:53.580 wanted to
01:07:54.020 tell you
01:07:54.480 about this
01:07:55.060 hoping that
01:07:56.380 other people
01:07:57.360 in the
01:07:57.700 audience
01:07:58.140 who maybe
01:07:58.960 gave up
01:07:59.620 hope
01:08:00.080 might be
01:08:01.060 able to
01:08:01.520 convince their
01:08:02.180 medical staff
01:08:02.980 to try the
01:08:03.580 high dose
01:08:04.020 vitamin C
01:08:04.740 thank you very
01:08:06.400 much April
01:08:06.900 this is something
01:08:07.960 that they are
01:08:08.460 using in New
01:08:09.220 York
01:08:09.600 they're using
01:08:10.680 the high doses
01:08:11.840 of vitamin C
01:08:13.160 it has been
01:08:13.900 shown in some
01:08:14.800 cases to be
01:08:15.740 effective and I'm
01:08:16.680 so glad it
01:08:17.240 worked out for
01:08:17.900 you Carol
01:08:18.560 hello Carol
01:08:19.780 you're on the
01:08:20.180 Glenn Beck
01:08:20.440 program
01:08:20.940 hi
01:08:22.520 hi
01:08:23.280 this is
01:08:23.740 Carol
01:08:23.980 Mississippi
01:08:24.860 hi
01:08:26.160 I want
01:08:26.540 okay
01:08:26.900 what's
01:08:27.160 happening
01:08:27.420 two
01:08:27.920 two good
01:08:28.560 things
01:08:28.840 one
01:08:29.460 I'm a
01:08:30.020 home
01:08:30.260 physical
01:08:30.720 therapist
01:08:31.200 so I
01:08:31.660 was
01:08:31.840 driving
01:08:32.400 to work
01:08:32.860 today
01:08:33.300 and there
01:08:34.380 was
01:08:34.620 I drive
01:08:35.620 along the
01:08:36.060 beach
01:08:36.460 and the
01:08:37.320 amount
01:08:37.680 of people
01:08:38.280 out walking
01:08:39.140 has increased
01:08:40.120 about 30%
01:08:41.360 so that's
01:08:42.580 wonderful
01:08:42.960 for the
01:08:43.400 Mississippians
01:08:44.160 they're out
01:08:44.680 exercising
01:08:45.440 the other
01:08:46.900 thing is
01:08:47.620 our town
01:08:48.240 Long Beach
01:08:48.860 huh
01:08:49.320 no go ahead
01:08:51.400 go ahead
01:08:51.760 our town
01:08:53.280 Long Beach
01:08:53.940 families started
01:08:55.800 this and a lot
01:08:56.560 of the families
01:08:57.140 are doing it
01:08:57.940 they ask
01:08:58.760 anybody who
01:08:59.540 wants to
01:08:59.860 participate
01:09:00.360 to put a
01:09:01.160 teddy bear
01:09:01.720 somewhere in a
01:09:02.840 window of your
01:09:03.440 house or in
01:09:04.220 your yard
01:09:04.840 and then
01:09:05.860 they put the
01:09:06.840 families in
01:09:07.520 cars and
01:09:08.940 you know
01:09:09.360 your own
01:09:09.820 family and
01:09:10.800 you go with
01:09:11.600 your kids
01:09:12.180 and the kids
01:09:12.980 hunt for the
01:09:13.960 teddy bears
01:09:14.460 and then you
01:09:15.400 change their
01:09:16.240 position each
01:09:17.380 night and
01:09:18.500 then the kids
01:09:19.200 want to go
01:09:19.600 back out the
01:09:20.180 little kids
01:09:20.620 and try to
01:09:21.520 find the
01:09:22.040 teddy bears
01:09:22.800 and they
01:09:23.420 stand up
01:09:23.820 like that
01:09:24.880 it's as if
01:09:27.140 the shelf
01:09:28.320 on an elf
01:09:28.920 was invented
01:09:29.700 by Exxon
01:09:30.520 Mobile
01:09:30.840 I like that
01:09:31.820 Jesse you're
01:09:33.260 on the
01:09:33.500 Glenn Beck
01:09:33.780 program
01:09:34.320 hi
01:09:36.340 my name is
01:09:37.960 Jesse
01:09:38.180 Laughlin
01:09:38.600 I'm calling
01:09:39.200 from
01:09:39.720 Denison
01:09:40.500 Iowa
01:09:40.880 and I
01:09:42.620 just wanted
01:09:43.040 to say
01:09:43.480 that I
01:09:44.260 actually
01:09:44.580 ended up
01:09:45.080 getting a
01:09:45.480 second job
01:09:46.080 to help
01:09:46.400 my family
01:09:46.860 out because
01:09:47.320 they actually
01:09:47.940 got jobless
01:09:48.840 out of this
01:09:49.580 whole situation
01:09:50.440 and the
01:09:52.800 local businesses
01:09:53.640 like the
01:09:54.640 sit-down
01:09:55.500 restaurants
01:09:56.100 Crocs and
01:09:56.740 Family Table
01:09:57.400 they've been
01:09:57.880 affected
01:09:58.260 tremendously
01:09:59.000 by this
01:09:59.700 they're not
01:10:01.360 even sure
01:10:01.780 if they're
01:10:02.020 going to be
01:10:02.280 able to
01:10:02.600 open their
01:10:03.040 doors again
01:10:04.260 because they
01:10:05.380 weren't set
01:10:06.020 up for it
01:10:06.700 but there
01:10:08.940 is a plus
01:10:09.440 side to all
01:10:10.020 this I mean
01:10:10.660 there's only
01:10:11.320 four cases
01:10:12.360 in Denison
01:10:13.100 and everybody's
01:10:15.360 working together
01:10:16.020 to try to
01:10:16.900 keep up with
01:10:17.640 the protocols
01:10:18.500 on the
01:10:18.840 cleaning
01:10:19.100 all the
01:10:19.600 businesses
01:10:19.940 are working
01:10:20.440 together
01:10:20.880 on the
01:10:21.560 six foot
01:10:22.080 distancing
01:10:22.480 that kind
01:10:23.040 of stuff
01:10:23.480 and you
01:10:24.620 know we're
01:10:25.120 pulling through
01:10:26.420 it so
01:10:26.900 I just wanted
01:10:28.680 to say
01:10:29.920 that I've
01:10:30.600 been listening
01:10:31.620 to you
01:10:32.200 since 2008
01:10:33.320 I'm 30
01:10:33.880 years old
01:10:34.460 and I've
01:10:35.920 you know
01:10:36.320 I was
01:10:36.660 pretty disappointed
01:10:37.660 that they
01:10:38.080 took you
01:10:38.380 off the air
01:10:38.820 on Fox
01:10:39.240 News
01:10:39.500 they didn't
01:10:43.300 take me
01:10:43.700 off the air
01:10:44.120 this is
01:10:44.440 always
01:10:45.000 but it
01:10:45.400 doesn't
01:10:45.640 matter
01:10:45.880 but anyway
01:10:46.300 go ahead
01:10:46.880 I'm glad
01:10:48.840 that I'm
01:10:49.400 glad that
01:10:49.760 you've been
01:10:50.060 listening
01:10:50.380 thank you
01:10:50.920 so much
01:10:51.340 Jesse
01:10:51.700 and thanks
01:10:52.860 for the
01:10:54.840 support of
01:10:55.500 all of
01:10:55.840 these years
01:10:56.360 and what
01:10:56.720 you're doing
01:10:57.020 in your
01:10:57.280 own
01:10:57.420 community
01:10:57.760 can I
01:10:58.040 put you
01:10:58.240 on hold
01:10:58.480 I want
01:10:58.680 to give
01:10:58.880 you a
01:10:59.080 copy
01:10:59.320 of
01:10:59.660 arguing
01:11:00.260 with
01:11:00.660 socialists
01:11:01.540 may I
01:11:02.560 do that
01:11:02.780 for you
01:11:03.140 sounds
01:11:03.580 good
01:11:04.460 thank you
01:11:05.600 very much
01:11:05.960 Jesse
01:11:06.260 you know
01:11:07.960 it's
01:11:08.300 it's
01:11:12.060 interesting
01:11:12.420 to see
01:11:12.820 what people
01:11:13.340 how different
01:11:13.880 people are
01:11:14.880 reacting to
01:11:16.960 this
01:11:17.320 I mean
01:11:17.820 if you're
01:11:18.320 an extrovert
01:11:19.140 you are
01:11:20.300 having a
01:11:20.860 really tough
01:11:21.880 time
01:11:22.260 I think
01:11:22.860 honestly
01:11:23.500 nobody agrees
01:11:24.540 with me
01:11:24.820 but I
01:11:25.100 think our
01:11:25.480 dogs are
01:11:25.980 having a
01:11:26.360 hard time
01:11:26.720 with this
01:11:27.200 I think
01:11:27.900 our dogs
01:11:28.360 are like
01:11:28.800 well you
01:11:29.220 people are
01:11:29.640 still here
01:11:30.160 I mean
01:11:30.940 you know
01:11:31.600 we have
01:11:32.120 our
01:11:32.400 I get
01:11:33.200 my me
01:11:33.760 time
01:11:34.200 I haven't
01:11:34.620 had any
01:11:34.960 me
01:11:35.240 time
01:11:35.700 in a
01:11:36.060 while
01:11:36.360 that's
01:11:36.640 what I
01:11:36.860 know
01:11:37.080 Uno's
01:11:37.740 looking at
01:11:38.020 me like
01:11:38.360 it's
01:11:38.660 my
01:11:38.840 me
01:11:39.020 time
01:11:39.280 okay
01:11:39.680 I
01:11:40.000 don't
01:11:40.140 need
01:11:40.320 to see
01:11:40.560 you
01:11:40.680 people
01:11:40.920 all
01:11:41.160 the
01:11:41.280 time
01:11:41.560 I'm
01:11:42.320 just
01:11:42.560 are you
01:11:43.280 sure you
01:11:43.460 don't have
01:11:43.640 a cat
01:11:44.060 it does
01:11:47.660 sound like
01:11:47.980 a cat
01:11:48.340 cats
01:11:48.940 gotta be
01:11:49.280 scratching
01:11:49.740 their eyes
01:11:50.280 out
01:11:50.620 to
01:11:52.140 to get
01:11:52.800 away
01:11:53.160 which is
01:11:53.720 better than
01:11:54.100 them scratching
01:11:54.580 yours out
01:11:55.080 which is what
01:11:55.380 they're usually
01:11:55.800 doing
01:11:56.160 yeah
01:11:57.540 how are
01:11:58.760 things
01:11:59.100 how are
01:11:59.500 things with
01:12:00.020 with the
01:12:00.900 kids
01:12:01.200 are you guys
01:12:01.780 doing anything
01:12:02.280 different
01:12:02.800 yeah for
01:12:04.340 sure I
01:12:04.720 mean you
01:12:05.000 know we
01:12:05.420 they're doing
01:12:06.140 homeschooling
01:12:06.820 now which
01:12:07.320 is not
01:12:08.160 what they
01:12:08.580 not what we
01:12:10.100 selected as
01:12:11.560 an option
01:12:11.940 even though I
01:12:12.780 think homeschooling
01:12:13.380 is fantastic
01:12:13.980 it's not for
01:12:14.740 everybody
01:12:15.080 so
01:12:15.720 no it's
01:12:16.420 not
01:12:16.660 that is
01:12:17.340 going on
01:12:17.880 which is
01:12:18.260 certainly a
01:12:18.840 big change
01:12:19.340 they're doing
01:12:19.720 a lot
01:12:20.020 like we
01:12:20.720 had
01:12:20.960 they've been
01:12:23.080 very adventurous
01:12:23.840 and been doing
01:12:24.880 a lot of new
01:12:25.320 things like
01:12:25.920 they both
01:12:26.580 learned to
01:12:27.720 ride their
01:12:28.000 bikes
01:12:28.320 so far
01:12:29.500 and they
01:12:30.460 both learned
01:12:30.920 to ride
01:12:31.200 their electric
01:12:31.580 scooters
01:12:32.100 and
01:12:33.380 they've been
01:12:34.700 doing
01:12:34.900 everything
01:12:35.480 that they're
01:12:35.960 just trying
01:12:36.420 to get
01:12:36.620 away from
01:12:36.980 you
01:12:37.220 it's
01:12:37.440 possible
01:12:37.760 they seem
01:12:38.540 to get
01:12:38.780 faster and
01:12:39.280 faster
01:12:39.660 they're learning
01:12:40.960 how to
01:12:41.260 grapple out
01:12:41.900 of the
01:12:42.140 second story
01:12:42.800 window
01:12:43.140 too
01:12:43.540 Zach's now
01:12:44.940 a pilot
01:12:45.540 he's
01:12:46.320 but it is
01:12:48.840 cool
01:12:49.000 there is a lot
01:12:49.800 of that
01:12:50.000 that goes
01:12:50.380 on
01:12:50.640 it can be
01:12:52.880 overblown
01:12:53.640 you have
01:12:54.020 this battle
01:12:55.320 on social
01:12:55.880 media in
01:12:56.320 particular
01:12:56.720 where you
01:12:57.260 have one
01:12:57.800 side of
01:12:58.200 people saying
01:12:58.760 this time
01:13:00.860 with your
01:13:01.160 children is
01:13:01.820 such a
01:13:02.260 blessing
01:13:02.620 and every
01:13:03.640 single moment
01:13:04.340 of it you
01:13:04.740 should cherish
01:13:05.280 and then the
01:13:05.640 other side
01:13:05.980 is like
01:13:06.220 I've started
01:13:06.860 heroin
01:13:07.280 because they're
01:13:08.380 so awful
01:13:08.920 there should
01:13:11.160 be a middle
01:13:11.780 ground in there
01:13:12.740 somewhere where
01:13:13.600 you're enjoying
01:13:14.200 like start
01:13:14.760 the kids
01:13:15.420 on heroin
01:13:16.100 because they're
01:13:17.140 fun to watch
01:13:18.040 they just
01:13:20.200 kind of slump
01:13:21.040 over and
01:13:21.660 they relax
01:13:22.280 for a while
01:13:22.820 it is that
01:13:24.400 thing where
01:13:24.780 just taking
01:13:25.140 a nap
01:13:25.560 and part of
01:13:26.660 it is look
01:13:27.060 we're just
01:13:27.860 looking for
01:13:28.220 ways to cope
01:13:29.020 so people
01:13:29.700 all say
01:13:31.200 that they're
01:13:31.500 turning into
01:13:31.960 alcoholics at
01:13:32.880 the same time
01:13:33.540 and I don't
01:13:34.180 know how
01:13:34.380 that's going
01:13:34.620 to turn
01:13:34.940 out when
01:13:35.280 your kids
01:13:35.600 get a little
01:13:35.960 older and
01:13:36.360 start reading
01:13:36.800 your social
01:13:37.240 media posts
01:13:38.520 about this
01:13:39.160 particular time
01:13:40.040 they're probably
01:13:40.600 not going to
01:13:40.980 enjoy it that
01:13:41.420 much
01:13:41.580 but it's
01:13:43.440 part of
01:13:43.760 just a way
01:13:44.160 of coping
01:13:44.560 right
01:13:44.820 the dark
01:13:46.320 sense of
01:13:46.740 humor is
01:13:47.180 part of
01:13:47.760 that coping
01:13:48.320 mechanism
01:13:48.920 the kids
01:13:49.640 though I
01:13:50.000 feel like
01:13:50.340 at least my
01:13:50.820 kids are
01:13:51.320 in that age
01:13:52.220 where they're
01:13:53.020 aware of
01:13:54.060 what's going
01:13:54.800 on
01:13:55.080 they're aware
01:13:55.620 of why
01:13:56.020 they're home
01:13:56.580 and they
01:13:57.240 know to
01:13:57.580 wash their
01:13:57.900 hands nine
01:13:58.400 million times
01:13:58.880 a day and
01:13:59.200 all that
01:13:59.440 stuff
01:13:59.680 on the other
01:14:00.600 hand like
01:14:01.040 I feel like
01:14:02.100 they're still
01:14:02.840 in the area
01:14:03.420 seven and
01:14:04.160 eight years
01:14:04.460 old where
01:14:04.980 they look
01:14:06.280 back at this
01:14:06.740 as kind of
01:14:07.220 probably just
01:14:07.880 a cool
01:14:08.640 time
01:14:09.160 right like
01:14:09.820 they're home
01:14:10.360 a lot they
01:14:11.040 have a lot
01:14:11.420 of cool
01:14:11.700 things to
01:14:12.100 do at
01:14:12.920 home they're
01:14:13.580 spending lots
01:14:14.120 of time with
01:14:14.600 mom and dad
01:14:15.220 that they don't
01:14:15.620 always get
01:14:16.300 you know they're
01:14:17.020 going swimming
01:14:17.760 every day and
01:14:19.140 they're they're
01:14:19.680 running around
01:14:20.200 outside all the
01:14:21.060 time they don't
01:14:21.580 have to go to
01:14:21.980 school it's like
01:14:22.620 summer vacation
01:14:23.440 you know except
01:14:24.520 maybe we're not
01:14:25.280 going any no
01:14:26.300 camps and nothing
01:14:27.380 going on right
01:14:28.600 it is different but
01:14:29.840 I think it's
01:14:30.300 something hopefully
01:14:31.240 we're trying to
01:14:31.800 turn it into a
01:14:32.300 time that they
01:14:32.880 actually look back
01:14:33.820 at positively
01:14:34.620 because they don't
01:14:35.500 know all the
01:14:36.020 horror around them
01:14:36.960 at the moment
01:14:37.480 so you know
01:14:39.140 at least at
01:14:39.800 that age I
01:14:40.220 think you can
01:14:40.600 still protect
01:14:41.240 them there's
01:14:42.480 definitely going
01:14:42.820 to be long
01:14:43.380 term societal
01:14:45.220 weirdness that
01:14:47.080 comes out of
01:14:47.600 this though I
01:14:48.120 mean everything
01:14:48.800 from some people
01:14:49.900 will really go
01:14:50.600 into alcoholism
01:14:51.380 that is the
01:14:51.920 legitimate thing
01:14:52.600 and they've
01:14:52.860 talked about
01:14:53.280 we've talked
01:14:53.800 about the
01:14:54.060 domestic violence
01:14:54.820 problem that
01:14:55.440 seems to be
01:14:56.040 growing in
01:14:57.360 scary ways I
01:14:58.280 mean you know
01:14:58.700 kids being
01:14:59.240 separated from
01:15:00.020 their friends
01:15:00.660 and scared
01:15:01.540 and there's
01:15:02.060 probably long
01:15:02.820 term effects that
01:15:03.620 are going to
01:15:03.800 come out of
01:15:04.100 this that you
01:15:05.120 know we haven't
01:15:06.020 even you know
01:15:06.700 decided to
01:15:08.400 to track down
01:15:09.560 yet let alone
01:15:10.540 actually figure
01:15:11.140 out how to
01:15:11.500 stop so it's
01:15:13.420 I mean but it's
01:15:14.080 just a strange
01:15:14.560 time you know
01:15:15.540 and I think
01:15:16.140 parents like a
01:15:16.800 lot of parents
01:15:17.220 wind up taking
01:15:18.860 that taking it
01:15:19.600 so seriously as
01:15:20.680 as if everything
01:15:21.740 has to be perfect
01:15:22.780 for your kids
01:15:24.120 while they're
01:15:24.540 home and it's
01:15:25.060 like look this
01:15:26.060 is a weird like
01:15:26.800 you know what
01:15:27.440 they might wind
01:15:27.900 up having you
01:15:28.560 know maybe
01:15:29.240 they're eating
01:15:29.520 too many sugary
01:15:30.160 foods maybe
01:15:31.320 they're playing
01:15:32.100 a few too too
01:15:32.900 many video games
01:15:33.640 maybe they're not
01:15:34.460 getting every
01:15:34.860 single piece of
01:15:35.440 school work done
01:15:36.180 big deal
01:15:37.120 don't worry
01:15:38.860 about it
01:15:39.120 I just want
01:15:39.400 everybody to
01:15:39.960 I just want
01:15:40.620 everybody to
01:15:41.120 make it to
01:15:41.600 bed without
01:15:42.060 one of them
01:15:42.640 killing the
01:15:43.140 other one
01:15:43.480 maybe my
01:15:46.300 expectations are
01:15:48.820 a little too
01:15:49.440 low but I
01:15:50.100 just want
01:15:50.520 is everybody
01:15:51.300 still alive
01:15:52.000 yeah good
01:15:52.700 lights out
01:15:53.500 John boy
01:15:54.080 yeah it's
01:15:55.060 like well
01:15:55.320 everybody has
01:15:56.060 to take the
01:15:57.160 parenting like a
01:15:58.000 father way now
01:15:59.060 like that's how
01:15:59.840 I like if my
01:16:00.640 wife goes away
01:16:01.540 for a weekend
01:16:02.080 to see her mom
01:16:02.960 or something
01:16:03.280 I want to
01:16:04.600 keep the
01:16:04.920 kids alive
01:16:05.540 like that's
01:16:06.660 goal yes
01:16:07.400 you know after
01:16:08.280 that like yeah
01:16:09.060 we'll have some
01:16:09.500 fun we'll do
01:16:10.000 some good stuff
01:16:10.560 like are they
01:16:11.100 gonna get all
01:16:11.780 their vitamins
01:16:12.280 and nutrients
01:16:12.880 that weekend
01:16:13.400 probably not
01:16:14.280 that's not
01:16:15.060 probably going to
01:16:16.140 be a priority
01:16:16.820 are they gonna
01:16:17.460 get to bed on
01:16:18.080 time
01:16:18.340 maybe maybe
01:16:20.180 not but
01:16:21.300 you try to
01:16:21.860 keep them
01:16:22.120 alive that's
01:16:22.940 all we can do
01:16:23.480 at this point
01:16:23.980 I think we've
01:16:24.320 got a long
01:16:24.760 time ahead of
01:16:25.460 us and if
01:16:26.080 we try to be
01:16:26.960 little you know
01:16:27.780 Mr. and Mrs.
01:16:28.360 perfect through
01:16:29.480 this time
01:16:30.040 you're gonna
01:16:30.720 wind up just
01:16:31.820 getting frustrated
01:16:32.780 and then you
01:16:34.760 get short with
01:16:35.800 your kids and
01:16:36.500 angry with
01:16:37.020 yourself and it
01:16:38.540 just makes
01:16:39.060 everything worse
01:16:39.660 so the problem
01:16:41.140 is that I'm
01:16:41.760 having is that
01:16:42.720 the kids don't
01:16:44.000 I mean and I'm
01:16:45.020 not bringing it
01:16:45.660 home to them
01:16:46.160 I'm not talking
01:16:46.740 about the death
01:16:47.260 and destruction
01:16:47.820 everywhere but I
01:16:49.080 mean we are
01:16:49.940 talking about it
01:16:51.060 just you know in
01:16:52.420 passing Tanya and
01:16:53.360 I and we'll
01:16:54.120 mention stuff and
01:16:54.920 our prayers are
01:16:55.740 obviously very
01:16:56.540 different but my
01:16:57.840 kids I'm having
01:16:59.260 the problem where
01:17:00.160 I don't think
01:17:01.240 they and this
01:17:03.340 is probably more
01:17:04.060 healthy for them
01:17:04.720 but they don't
01:17:05.480 really I don't
01:17:05.960 think they're
01:17:06.300 really might
01:17:08.840 and they're not
01:17:09.340 seeing it you
01:17:10.460 know what I mean
01:17:10.880 we don't we
01:17:11.580 haven't been
01:17:12.180 watching the news
01:17:13.160 we'll watch the
01:17:14.600 president at five
01:17:15.560 but they're not
01:17:16.120 generally watching
01:17:16.840 him but it's
01:17:19.520 it's I mean is
01:17:22.500 anybody else's
01:17:23.180 kids the minor
01:17:23.840 teenagers so you
01:17:26.260 know they're just
01:17:26.820 complaining about
01:17:27.660 the usual stuff
01:17:28.520 I can't go see
01:17:29.100 my friends I
01:17:29.960 can't go do
01:17:30.420 this and you
01:17:31.220 know I about
01:17:32.180 four times a
01:17:32.960 day I just want
01:17:33.480 to say uh-huh
01:17:34.180 and people are
01:17:34.820 dying and the
01:17:36.800 economy is you
01:17:37.900 know probably
01:17:38.400 over so you're
01:17:40.580 going to be a
01:17:40.960 slave for the
01:17:41.640 rest of your
01:17:42.060 life you know
01:17:43.060 those kind of
01:17:43.700 happy things that
01:17:44.460 I always want to
01:17:45.000 respond to them
01:17:45.680 when they're like
01:17:46.180 yeah but we're
01:17:48.360 out of Doritos
01:17:49.440 uh-huh and you're
01:17:51.840 probably never going
01:17:52.460 to be able to
01:17:52.840 afford a college
01:17:53.540 education so it's
01:17:55.480 all good it's all
01:17:56.160 good kids it's
01:17:56.960 all good the
01:17:57.540 Doritos thing
01:17:58.100 sounds really
01:17:58.800 terrible I hope
01:17:59.600 you're not
01:17:59.900 actually short on
01:18:02.400 Doritos really
01:18:03.180 yeah uh well the
01:18:07.360 problem is I only
01:18:08.540 bought two uh
01:18:11.080 grocery carts full
01:18:12.220 of snacks uh
01:18:14.020 what about about
01:18:15.560 10 days ago and
01:18:17.780 I have to go back
01:18:19.960 to the store to go
01:18:21.920 get more snacks
01:18:23.020 because we're down
01:18:24.600 to the wasabi
01:18:25.440 beans or peas or
01:18:27.480 whatever you know
01:18:28.060 when when yeah when
01:18:30.040 I'm breaking those
01:18:30.820 things out you know
01:18:31.960 there's nothing good
01:18:32.780 there's nothing from
01:18:33.500 Frito-Lay or Doritos
01:18:34.780 or anything there's
01:18:35.900 nothing left when
01:18:37.740 you get down to the
01:18:38.600 wasabi peas that's
01:18:40.340 you're like wow
01:18:41.120 they're desperate
01:18:42.160 they're like homeless
01:18:43.040 people you have like
01:18:44.120 a basket of snacks
01:18:45.500 and the very bottom
01:18:46.520 layer of it is a
01:18:47.440 bunch of like weird
01:18:48.180 Trader Joe's type
01:18:49.280 snacks that are like
01:18:50.240 under the Doritos and
01:18:51.420 the Cheetos that if
01:18:52.240 you eat all of that
01:18:53.200 stuff you start
01:18:53.780 revealing the quinoa
01:18:55.040 chips or whatever
01:18:55.680 the heck those things
01:18:56.320 are exactly right I
01:18:58.760 got some of those I
01:18:59.960 got some of those uh
01:19:01.920 all right if working
01:19:02.600 from home doesn't
01:19:03.660 present enough
01:19:04.300 challenges cyber
01:19:05.420 security experts are
01:19:06.700 warning uh that you
01:19:08.400 need to be extra
01:19:09.200 vigilant at home have
01:19:10.120 you used zoom yet
01:19:11.080 Stu uh we have
01:19:13.180 teleconferencing with
01:19:13.880 yeah my kids are
01:19:14.620 using it for school so
01:19:15.840 yeah that we've been
01:19:16.500 I've been having to
01:19:17.280 install it everywhere
01:19:18.160 yeah yeah so uh you
01:19:21.100 know that there's all
01:19:21.860 kinds of hacking
01:19:22.460 problems with zoom
01:19:23.380 I've heard about that
01:19:24.360 like people are
01:19:24.860 popping into message
01:19:25.760 popping into like big
01:19:27.400 meetings that aren't
01:19:28.400 password protected and
01:19:29.580 and posting terrible
01:19:30.960 things or screaming or
01:19:32.440 whatever and ruining
01:19:33.000 the meetings yeah no
01:19:35.640 big deal we are seeing
01:19:37.220 a 15 to 20 percent
01:19:38.700 increase in overall
01:19:40.000 hacking incidents because
01:19:41.520 of the uh everybody
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01:20:50.080 welcome to the Glenn Beck
01:20:57.200 program we're glad you're
01:20:57.960 here it's Monday the 6th of
01:21:00.420 April it is a holy week and
01:21:04.040 I know there's in in my
01:21:06.620 faith there's a big fast
01:21:08.080 being requested fast in
01:21:09.780 prayer for Friday for good
01:21:12.060 Friday as we go into
01:21:13.200 Easter and pray for all
01:21:15.400 those who are victims all
01:21:17.500 those who are struggling in
01:21:19.580 their business all those who
01:21:21.060 are struggling just to fight
01:21:22.040 for life and those serving I
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01:21:26.460 our fast on on Friday fast in
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01:21:31.280 do it there's some good news
01:21:32.280 today last night the
01:21:34.700 Institute of Health Metrics
01:21:36.320 and Evaluation at the
01:21:37.460 University of Washington
01:21:38.420 dropped its death
01:21:39.620 projection for the first
01:21:41.320 wave of the pandemic to
01:21:42.780 eighty one thousand seven
01:21:44.560 hundred sixty six that's
01:21:45.760 down from ninety three
01:21:46.880 thousand so it's just over
01:21:48.360 eleven thousand people
01:21:50.160 fewer they're projecting
01:21:51.660 and that's a fourteen
01:21:54.380 percent decrease so that's
01:21:57.260 significant also the other
01:21:59.020 good news is we're not using
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01:24:18.960 our coronavirus update is coming up in
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01:26:11.740 all right so our coronavirus update
01:26:16.540 from johns hopkins university total
01:26:19.380 confirmed cases worldwide now 1 million
01:26:22.120 284 000 that's up over a quarter of a
01:26:26.780 million since friday total confirmed
01:26:29.000 deaths now 70 000 that's up 1600
01:26:32.960 sorry 16 100 from friday total confirmed
01:26:37.700 recovered 271
01:26:40.300 five percent of active cases are
01:26:43.640 considered serious steady from five
01:26:45.520 percent on friday down from 19 back at
01:26:49.380 the high in february and 11 percent of
01:26:52.060 u.s confirmed cases are still requiring
01:26:54.340 hospitalization roughly on par with
01:26:56.760 italy at 12 percent spain 17 percent
01:27:01.040 are requiring hospitalization we now
01:27:03.980 have 336 851 new confirmed cases that is
01:27:11.780 up almost a hundred thousand on friday i
01:27:16.760 gave you the death count of 6 000 today
01:27:19.140 it is ninety six hundred and twenty
01:27:22.100 we now have about one percent of the
01:27:27.360 population tested they're saying now
01:27:30.580 according to the new york times of the
01:27:32.100 u.s death toll is off a bit only by about
01:27:35.680 a hundred percent
01:27:36.700 covet 19 deaths in the u.s may be
01:27:40.160 undercounted by half inconsistent
01:27:43.100 protocols limited resources patchwork of
01:27:45.840 decision making have led to an
01:27:47.740 undercounting of people with the
01:27:49.520 coronavirus who have died let me give
01:27:51.640 you a couple of examples from the new
01:27:52.940 york times first one a coroner in
01:27:55.740 indiana wanted to know if the
01:27:57.160 coronavirus had killed a man in early
01:27:59.000 march but said her health department
01:28:01.400 denied a test example two paramedics in
01:28:04.440 new york city say many many patients
01:28:06.200 die at home are never tested for
01:28:08.380 coronavirus even if they shown if they
01:28:10.700 showed all of the signs of infection
01:28:13.280 with death certificates marked as cardiac
01:28:15.280 arrest respiratory failure or unknown an
01:28:18.880 example three in virginia funeral
01:28:20.940 director prepared the remains of three
01:28:22.800 people after health workers cautioned her
01:28:24.760 that they each had tested positive for
01:28:26.980 coronavirus but one of the three only one
01:28:30.480 of the three had covid 19 on the death
01:28:33.720 certificate we definitely know there are
01:28:36.580 covid 19 deaths that are not accounted
01:28:39.600 for that's across the country they say
01:28:43.780 that it is uh it's a hundred percent off
01:28:47.460 the same effect has occurred in italy
01:28:49.820 spain ecuador and china where the rate
01:28:52.360 at which patients are dying and lack of
01:28:54.780 testing led to chronic undercounting of
01:28:57.480 covid 19 related deaths as reported by the
01:28:59.920 blaze last week citing the wall street
01:29:02.000 journal and al jazeera ecuador health
01:29:04.760 care officials in some areas have taken to
01:29:07.160 burning bodies in empty parking lots or
01:29:10.020 burying bodies in mass graves with most
01:29:13.420 of the deads the deaths never tested for
01:29:16.820 covid 19 in one italian village a mayor
01:29:21.140 reported he had more than 300 bodies
01:29:23.200 presumed covid 19 which officials had not
01:29:26.280 picked up or counted in italy's official
01:29:28.380 numbers the army told us on friday then
01:29:31.040 sunday we're still waiting he said virus
01:29:34.340 can contaminate face masks up to seven
01:29:37.160 days oh gee have we decided on what the
01:29:41.580 face mask thing is stew are we they did a
01:29:44.120 national recommendation that when you're
01:29:46.480 out in public you should wear them however
01:29:48.680 they also say that you need to be
01:29:50.500 washing them because if you just keep
01:29:52.060 popping on the same one or or handling the
01:29:54.340 mask after you've used it there may be
01:29:56.620 virus on the mask anyway so it's not
01:29:58.500 really gonna do you much good it's like
01:30:01.840 one of my favorite parts about i mean look
01:30:04.640 there's not a lot of positives coming
01:30:06.040 out of this
01:30:06.460 uh but uh one of my favorite stories was
01:30:09.340 the the fact that now all of these
01:30:11.760 grocery stores are banning the reusable
01:30:14.740 bags and going back to the disposable
01:30:17.500 bags because i love that because of you
01:30:21.340 know the virus which you know it's funny
01:30:23.580 because this has been a legitimate
01:30:25.460 problem for a long time with reusable
01:30:28.560 bags because people take their bag and
01:30:30.860 they put the meat in the bag and the the
01:30:33.020 juice or whatever leaks out and it you
01:30:35.580 know does all the stuff you're supposed
01:30:36.700 to wash it every time every time and the
01:30:39.060 fun part about washing it every time is
01:30:41.060 it eliminates any environmental positive
01:30:43.280 that you would get so if you don't wash
01:30:45.700 it every time there's a slight environmental
01:30:47.740 positive though you're risking your health
01:30:49.700 in serious ways if you do wash it out it's
01:30:52.840 worse for the environment than plastic
01:30:54.340 bags so no big deal no big deal uh so your
01:30:58.920 face mask could be infected for seven days
01:31:01.220 but don't worry about it um the fact check
01:31:04.060 from usa today i found interesting finally
01:31:06.980 they got around to this one did obama
01:31:09.020 deplete u.s national stockpiles of n95 masks
01:31:13.680 did you hear this if you're a conservative
01:31:17.440 you probably heard this if you're a liberal
01:31:19.520 you probably didn't hear this uh yes according
01:31:23.800 to usa today now they've finally taken up
01:31:27.020 the uh the the uh the task he he geared us up
01:31:31.500 for a swine flu and hurricane and flooding
01:31:34.800 cleanup operations in 2009 and then again in
01:31:37.740 2012 they used all the n95 masks or a lot of
01:31:42.020 them and then never put them back in stockpile so
01:31:45.700 didn't replenish that's one of the reasons
01:31:48.440 why donald trump he's so bad we don't have
01:31:50.700 any masks uh yeah that would be somebody
01:31:54.520 didn't put more on the shelf uh that would
01:31:57.060 be barack obama yeah there actually is an
01:31:58.700 interesting story today too about how george
01:32:00.660 w bush was obsessed with pandemics he he read
01:32:04.820 the 1918 uh flu pandemic book which we've
01:32:07.960 talked about before uh it's a pretty you know
01:32:09.980 probably the great influenza it's yeah great
01:32:12.000 yeah it's the probably the biggest well-known
01:32:14.160 best-known book about in 1918 flu yeah and he
01:32:17.660 read it and was like look this is serious we need
01:32:19.600 to be prepared for it even when we don't see
01:32:21.160 it coming because right around when it hits
01:32:23.540 it's going to be too late and he spent tons of
01:32:26.320 times and time and resources preparing the u.s
01:32:29.680 government for this and then it was whittled
01:32:33.120 away by uh you know largely obama i mean it was
01:32:37.020 really a big deal to bush personally it was
01:32:40.200 abandoned once obama took over and you know you
01:32:42.740 could make the argument that trump should
01:32:44.980 have uh you know brought all these things back
01:32:47.180 in his first three years there's not you know
01:32:48.860 there's no blameless person here overall but
01:32:51.900 still obama seems to be the one who really did not
01:32:56.440 prioritize this as much as you would have hoped
01:32:58.840 throughout this and it's costing well it didn't
01:33:00.520 prioritize quite honestly anything i mean when it
01:33:03.240 comes to disaster you don't have a stockpile and
01:33:07.200 then not replenish it if you're using it you have to at
01:33:10.900 the end go back and replenish and they didn't and uh you
01:33:16.080 know i don't blame i don't blame donald trump for
01:33:19.240 that and i don't blame obama for not carrying through with
01:33:22.660 george bush's thing i do blame him for or his
01:33:26.180 administration for not replenishing it that that's
01:33:29.840 your responsibility i mean you know we all learn that with
01:33:32.680 our moms can somebody i mean you just want to replace the
01:33:36.580 toilet paper or is that all i live for is just replacing everybody's
01:33:40.680 toilet paper there's a new roll underneath the sink
01:33:43.680 i mean we all we all got that from our mom that's exactly what
01:33:48.440 barack obama should have heard um latest casually as we told you
01:33:52.380 earlier today corona beer has officially stopped
01:33:55.320 production
01:33:56.260 no it's not that we're that stupid mexico has finally gotten a clue
01:34:04.100 and said that uh that's not an essential business
01:34:07.600 i think there'd be a lot of people that would disagree with that
01:34:10.180 uh but they have shuttered the uh beer business
01:34:13.460 uh japan and hong kong may declare a new state of emergency
01:34:18.560 because the virus has re-emerged
01:34:22.300 both japan and hong kong saw new waves of covet 19 cases
01:34:26.940 as travel and work restrictions were lifted about 10 days ago
01:34:30.620 this couldn't be worse news
01:34:35.300 and then the surgeon general came out and said this is going to be the hardest
01:34:38.960 and saddest for most americans lives
01:34:41.660 he said this is going to be the grimmest period of the covet 19 pandemic in the
01:34:47.060 united states
01:34:47.740 this is quote going to be our pearl harbor moment our 9-11 moment
01:34:51.960 it's going to be localized and it's going to be happening all over the country
01:34:55.740 and i want americans to understand that
01:34:58.100 i want americans to understand that as hard as this week is going to be
01:35:02.000 there's light at the end of tunnel
01:35:03.740 do you have that feeling at all stew
01:35:05.680 that this is going to be the hardest most grim
01:35:08.420 or though or i thought you're going to say is there light at the end of the tunnel
01:35:11.960 is what i'm feeling
01:35:12.680 um yeah no i mean do you feel like it's that like
01:35:16.880 do you feel this what he was saying
01:35:18.880 well i don't worth seeing that we're going to be seeing
01:35:21.820 we're seeing thousands of people die a day
01:35:24.500 i remember the beginning your your whole what do you said this i think last week
01:35:28.620 it's currently the third largest cause of death in america right
01:35:34.340 as you say that right now it's third
01:35:36.580 yes um you know and if it just stayed stable
01:35:40.180 didn't grow just stayed stable by the end of the month it would be the number one
01:35:45.260 killer
01:35:45.720 the number one pandemic in the last hundred years
01:35:49.460 the number one pandemic last hundred years
01:35:51.400 yeah so i mean it's been that's pretty remarkable it's been pretty significant
01:35:55.000 i mean i again like especially
01:35:56.740 my situation is different than probably most of the people
01:35:59.960 listening in that i'm still coming to work every day
01:36:02.660 like i was talking to people this weekend who could
01:36:04.660 they were like wait what you're still going in
01:36:06.860 like how is that possible
01:36:08.220 you know in a lot of parts of the country
01:36:10.860 you know it's not like it is in new york
01:36:13.520 but i mean there are several major cities
01:36:16.360 who are about to go through the same thing that new york is going through
01:36:19.180 we've bought a little bit of time hopefully
01:36:21.740 and some of the resources will get to the right spots
01:36:23.760 the president was pretty uh upbeat
01:36:25.780 about getting the right amount of ventilators
01:36:28.700 and such to each location
01:36:30.400 hopefully that can actually happen
01:36:32.280 seattle sending their vent
01:36:33.000 seattle sending their vents to uh new york which is great
01:36:36.720 yeah i mean so hopefully
01:36:38.520 i mean i do have a lot of confidence
01:36:40.460 that when the united states
01:36:42.080 decides something's a legitimate thing to focus on
01:36:45.200 we do pretty well at it usually
01:36:47.400 you know it takes us time sometimes
01:36:50.140 to pick these things up early
01:36:52.060 we talked about this with terrorism right
01:36:53.840 like you know we were not necessarily
01:36:55.840 taking it seriously for a long time
01:36:57.420 and all of a sudden one one one tuesday morning
01:37:00.120 we all kind of like holy crap
01:37:02.280 this is a really important thing
01:37:03.720 and we took it very seriously after that
01:37:05.540 um and we tend to do those things
01:37:07.920 you know when we really put our mind to it
01:37:10.580 we do pretty well
01:37:11.260 and you could see like the way that these companies
01:37:13.860 are coming together making you know
01:37:15.260 the masks and the face shields and ventilators
01:37:17.700 and you know we are
01:37:19.540 the testing is another one
01:37:20.600 i keep i keep spouting this
01:37:22.120 and no one seems to care about it
01:37:23.380 it's because it was a narrative
01:37:24.640 apparently two weeks ago
01:37:25.780 and no longer applies
01:37:26.760 but the idea that the united states
01:37:28.380 had basically no tests at all
01:37:30.840 three weeks ago
01:37:31.760 and is now doing 150 000 a day
01:37:35.140 we're up close to two million tests already
01:37:38.080 we've tested now more than any other
01:37:40.780 um country
01:37:42.580 you know and who knows with china
01:37:44.300 you throw them out
01:37:45.500 because you don't know
01:37:46.060 but we i mean we've
01:37:47.240 we've stepped that up quickly
01:37:48.440 we have these rapid tests coming
01:37:49.920 and between that
01:37:51.340 and the potential antibody tests
01:37:53.160 you have a situation
01:37:54.200 where we could get a handle on this
01:37:56.260 and operate our country
01:37:57.880 in a relatively
01:37:59.180 somewhat normal fashion
01:38:01.540 even before we get a cure
01:38:03.480 or a treatment
01:38:04.120 you know it's amazing
01:38:05.980 because i i watched
01:38:07.120 i told you i think on friday
01:38:08.200 that i watched sky news
01:38:09.520 uh from england
01:38:10.820 and uh there were two two stories
01:38:13.600 that stuck out
01:38:14.300 right at the top of the hour
01:38:15.360 one was the private sector saying
01:38:18.560 please let us make ventilators
01:38:20.740 let us make masks
01:38:21.900 the private market was begging
01:38:24.320 the government to allow them
01:38:26.640 to make medical things
01:38:28.120 and the government wasn't doing it
01:38:30.020 the very next story was
01:38:32.160 the government's
01:38:33.500 and look it up
01:38:34.340 it's unbelievable
01:38:35.060 the government's five uh five step plan
01:38:39.500 to be at a hundred thousand
01:38:42.460 covid tests
01:38:43.940 by the end of this month
01:38:45.660 what
01:38:47.560 what
01:38:49.360 the five step plan
01:38:51.960 i mean holy mother
01:38:54.360 you're kidding me
01:38:55.640 we're doing a million a day
01:38:58.080 and we were the country that was
01:39:00.020 oh we have no clue as what
01:39:01.680 no this is the capitalist system
01:39:04.120 yep this is the capitalist system
01:39:06.380 and you know
01:39:06.840 this is what
01:39:07.680 there's this thing going around
01:39:08.560 about how oh there's no libertarians
01:39:10.260 in a pandemic
01:39:10.880 it's the opposite
01:39:11.960 everybody turns into libertarians
01:39:13.840 in a pandemic
01:39:14.400 the most left-leaning
01:39:15.760 i want big government people
01:39:17.620 all see when it gets really important
01:39:20.260 they get rid of all those dumb restrictions
01:39:22.140 all the licensing issues
01:39:24.320 all the long approval processes
01:39:26.840 you know there's these things
01:39:28.180 we talked about glenn a little bit
01:39:29.400 certificate of need laws
01:39:30.880 which are laws that say
01:39:32.500 hey uh when you want to build a new hospital
01:39:34.740 you have to go to the state and say
01:39:36.340 i think they need a new hospital
01:39:37.680 and the state has to tell you
01:39:39.120 yeah we agree with you
01:39:40.540 after hearing the opposing opinion
01:39:43.040 from people in the community
01:39:44.280 who know best
01:39:45.060 namely the competition you'd have
01:39:47.320 in the hospital that already exists
01:39:48.860 so they come in and of course
01:39:50.540 don't approve a lot of these hospitals
01:39:52.080 the same thing goes with uh you know
01:39:53.820 important medical equipment
01:39:55.340 like mris and ventilators right
01:39:57.300 so they go they go through this
01:39:59.240 they had at one point
01:40:00.600 um 49 states had these
01:40:03.380 they started to whittle away
01:40:04.640 as you know as reagan went on
01:40:06.600 um but i think it was
01:40:08.420 something like 36 states
01:40:10.120 when the pandemic started
01:40:11.240 i think it's 15 of those states
01:40:13.800 most of them
01:40:14.720 most hard hit by this uh
01:40:16.580 you know pandemic
01:40:17.240 have all waived those laws now
01:40:19.320 so that people can bring in more beds
01:40:21.200 and can bring in more ventilators
01:40:22.400 but you it does very little use
01:40:25.420 once the pandemic has already begun
01:40:27.580 like if you had an open system
01:40:29.980 and there were enough beds there already
01:40:31.720 you wouldn't have to worry about
01:40:32.960 these things last second
01:40:33.960 it said they're bringing ships in
01:40:35.180 off the off the coast
01:40:36.220 these are the kinds of things
01:40:38.420 that you will learn about
01:40:39.300 in arguing with socialists
01:40:41.140 the new book
01:40:41.780 it comes out officially tomorrow
01:40:43.220 you can order it on amazon right now
01:40:45.380 i think this is really important
01:40:46.700 to make this a number one best-selling book
01:40:48.520 even top five best-selling book
01:40:50.580 uh from the new york times
01:40:51.960 it would send a real message
01:40:53.200 uh this week in the pandemic
01:40:55.840 if everybody's like
01:40:56.640 oh no we want government
01:40:57.940 we want government
01:40:58.760 no no arguing with socialists
01:41:00.600 buy your copy now
01:41:02.080 uh and get it wherever you buy books
01:41:05.360 so we've taken a pretty good beating
01:41:12.120 as a country the last few weeks
01:41:13.580 and i'm sure you're feeling like
01:41:14.980 millions of other americans
01:41:16.260 we're feeling the effects of it
01:41:17.840 uh if you're one of those people
01:41:19.340 who's trying to sell a house
01:41:20.360 or buy one or both
01:41:21.760 i'm sure you're
01:41:22.960 it's got to be scary right now
01:41:24.860 but here's the deal
01:41:25.540 as americans
01:41:26.300 kind of our thing
01:41:27.280 get back up on our feet
01:41:28.380 dust ourselves off
01:41:29.420 it's the one thing
01:41:30.400 that the world is used to
01:41:32.020 i mean we want to surprise the world
01:41:33.900 we stay down
01:41:35.160 uh in many places
01:41:37.260 they still admire
01:41:38.940 the fact that we get back up
01:41:40.440 on our feet
01:41:41.080 we don't do it ourselves
01:41:42.820 uh as much anymore
01:41:44.040 but the rest of the world
01:41:45.080 expects that from america
01:41:46.420 i started a company a few years ago
01:41:48.620 as a free service to you
01:41:50.240 because i have dealt with all the hassles
01:41:51.900 that attend uh the buying and selling of homes
01:41:54.280 and we deal with only the best agents in america
01:41:58.500 those who are committed to working hard
01:42:00.520 to bring you the best possible results
01:42:02.420 we look at the results of each of these agents
01:42:05.640 we talk to each of them at length
01:42:07.920 i can't advise you to what to do in your situation
01:42:10.820 but i can tell you
01:42:12.920 leave it in the hands of some really capable people
01:42:16.220 and you will find those capable people
01:42:18.180 at realestateagentsitrust.com
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01:42:28.740 you just uh you just go to
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01:42:34.580 we'll find that person for you in your area
01:42:37.080 realestateagentsitrust.com
01:42:39.880 10 seconds station id
01:42:41.760 the uh new book comes out uh tomorrow
01:42:54.120 um the head of my company called me this weekend
01:42:58.660 and he said glenn could you please talk about this
01:43:00.520 and i'm like i am and he's like no you're not
01:43:03.020 you get some yahoo's book and you read it
01:43:05.780 and you're really excited about it
01:43:07.060 and you'll do like show after show after show
01:43:09.040 and you'll have the guy on and you'll be raving
01:43:10.720 and it's got a must read
01:43:11.960 but if you've written the book
01:43:13.400 you don't want to ask anybody to go out and buy it
01:43:15.840 and it's weird i i am like that
01:43:18.460 um i i feel awkward asking you to go and buy it
01:43:23.100 but i that's why we work so hard on these books
01:43:26.320 because i want to make sure that we have put
01:43:28.740 real value in this
01:43:30.600 and this book is
01:43:32.280 i mean this is classic
01:43:34.460 glenn beck uh book
01:43:36.740 uh this is like arguing with idiots
01:43:39.280 uh it's uh an inconvenient book
01:43:41.960 one it's about 400 pages
01:43:44.000 and it is jam-packed with facts
01:43:47.280 uh and all of the arguments that you need
01:43:50.300 and we make the arguments in a funny way
01:43:52.760 we have all of the footnotes there
01:43:54.920 so you'll know how to argue these things
01:43:57.300 when somebody says
01:43:57.900 oh you know what we need socialized medicine
01:44:00.400 just like they have in norway and sweden
01:44:03.060 really do we
01:44:05.740 let me check
01:44:07.300 chapter six
01:44:09.020 uh it we have
01:44:10.980 all of the facts that you need
01:44:13.040 and
01:44:13.680 all of the sources that you can quote
01:44:16.600 uh it's all footnoted
01:44:18.660 so it's really really useful
01:44:20.960 uh and really fun to read
01:44:22.980 one of those books that you can pick up
01:44:24.360 and just kind of
01:44:25.500 you know leave it in the bathroom
01:44:26.800 and read a page
01:44:28.060 or ten
01:44:28.940 uh and uh
01:44:30.940 and then pick it up the next time
01:44:32.660 you have to go to the bathroom
01:44:33.640 i mean i'm just saying
01:44:34.500 it's one of those things
01:44:35.540 if you're looking for a great book
01:44:36.960 and a lot of use
01:44:38.720 one that will be dog-eared
01:44:40.080 and you will use a lot
01:44:41.340 uh because
01:44:42.600 i don't know if you notice this
01:44:44.080 we're surrounded it seems by socialists
01:44:46.660 no we're not
01:44:47.160 no we're not
01:44:47.640 we are surrounded by people in washington dc
01:44:50.520 that are socialists
01:44:51.760 uh and uh we need
01:44:53.860 the winning argument
01:44:54.980 and you'll find it in arguing with socialists
01:44:57.620 get your copy today
01:44:59.520 as i said a few minutes ago
01:45:00.880 uh new york times
01:45:02.820 would like to make it
01:45:03.800 the new york times number one bestseller
01:45:05.340 uh that is really hard to do
01:45:07.760 especially when all the bookstores are closed
01:45:09.580 uh and you're a conservative
01:45:11.160 uh but
01:45:12.480 please pick it up on amazon
01:45:14.340 or wherever you buy your books
01:45:16.320 uh arguing with socialists
01:45:18.860 available right now
01:45:20.660 back in just a second
01:45:22.260 this
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01:46:56.900 this is the glennbeck program
01:47:04.340 so there's a couple of things
01:47:06.440 that are going on
01:47:07.180 that we should probably talk about
01:47:08.460 uh don't buy into any of this 5g crap
01:47:11.500 uh i don't know if you've seen it yet
01:47:13.500 it's big overseas
01:47:14.720 uh in uh in in great britain
01:47:17.480 they're they're burning down
01:47:18.780 the 5g
01:47:19.640 masts
01:47:20.820 the uh the big cell towers
01:47:22.720 uh because apparently
01:47:24.680 5g
01:47:26.400 uh
01:47:27.520 is weakening our immune system
01:47:30.020 and so
01:47:31.460 uh that's why the chinese
01:47:33.380 got it because they were the first
01:47:35.100 to be able to have 5g
01:47:37.140 their immune system was so weak
01:47:39.300 and now if you have 5g
01:47:41.820 um your immune system
01:47:43.140 is that that's
01:47:43.740 that's what's causing this
01:47:44.700 so uh they're telling people
01:47:46.200 now to act now
01:47:47.620 and uh burn those towers down
01:47:49.380 and uh
01:47:51.120 and i don't know
01:47:52.260 is our
01:47:52.900 is great britain
01:47:54.120 making cell towers
01:47:55.060 out of like
01:47:55.780 you know
01:47:56.460 old wooden roller coasters
01:47:57.920 or
01:47:58.540 how exactly are they
01:48:00.400 burning them down
01:48:01.380 most of them are
01:48:02.060 we like to make them out of steel
01:48:03.500 most of them are out of a sterno logs
01:48:05.560 which is a strange thing
01:48:06.800 to build
01:48:07.320 a tower out of
01:48:09.140 once you start them
01:48:09.860 yeah once you start them
01:48:11.360 they don't usually get struck
01:48:12.780 by lightning
01:48:13.300 or set themselves on fire
01:48:14.840 but once they start burning
01:48:16.080 there you go
01:48:16.640 and uh
01:48:18.040 all that stuff
01:48:18.820 drives me out of my mind
01:48:19.920 out of my mind
01:48:20.780 um
01:48:21.840 here's another story
01:48:23.000 this one comes out of
01:48:24.360 um
01:48:25.040 massachusetts
01:48:26.000 looks like the governor
01:48:27.680 uh charlie baker
01:48:28.700 uh
01:48:30.260 is not real popular
01:48:31.460 in the gun world
01:48:32.700 uh
01:48:33.860 gun shop owners
01:48:34.620 are not taking kindly
01:48:35.620 to the demand
01:48:36.160 that they close their doors
01:48:37.240 during the coronavirus crisis
01:48:38.740 after he labeled them
01:48:40.220 non-essential
01:48:41.360 uh
01:48:42.460 in march
01:48:43.280 uh
01:48:43.940 baker
01:48:44.380 republican
01:48:45.040 ordered
01:48:45.660 all non-essential businesses
01:48:47.720 to close their physical workplaces
01:48:49.300 and facilities
01:48:50.020 both workers
01:48:51.340 and the public
01:48:52.420 until april 7th
01:48:53.880 last week
01:48:54.380 he extended that order
01:48:55.420 through may 4th
01:48:56.920 the state published
01:48:57.720 a list of
01:48:58.520 businesses
01:48:59.140 and organizations
01:48:59.980 it considers
01:49:00.700 essential
01:49:01.480 uh
01:49:02.460 that would allow
01:49:02.940 to keep their
01:49:03.460 brick and mortar
01:49:03.980 facilities open
01:49:05.040 notably
01:49:05.600 not on the role
01:49:06.720 of essential businesses
01:49:07.560 were gun shops
01:49:08.640 however
01:49:09.760 firearms
01:49:10.460 and ammunition
01:49:11.160 manufacturers
01:49:12.600 importers
01:49:13.100 and distributors
01:49:13.880 uh
01:49:14.200 distribution centers
01:49:15.100 were on the list
01:49:16.580 um
01:49:17.620 but that hasn't
01:49:18.340 stopped the gun owners
01:49:19.600 uh
01:49:20.020 guy who runs
01:49:20.740 the gun runner
01:49:21.500 dedicated to your
01:49:22.680 second amendment
01:49:23.560 rights
01:49:24.620 uh
01:49:25.640 was on wbz tv
01:49:27.140 his name is uh
01:49:28.140 john
01:49:28.500 costa
01:49:29.840 he owns the gun runner
01:49:31.560 in middle borough
01:49:32.540 he told wbz
01:49:34.260 that he not only
01:49:35.040 disagrees with baker's
01:49:36.120 belief
01:49:36.580 that his gun
01:49:37.600 business is
01:49:38.140 non-essential
01:49:38.760 but he also
01:49:39.560 stated that he
01:49:40.260 was constitutionally
01:49:41.340 protected
01:49:41.900 to stay open
01:49:43.200 by the second
01:49:44.500 amendment
01:49:44.920 he said okay
01:49:46.080 under the second
01:49:46.820 amendment we have
01:49:47.360 every right to
01:49:47.960 defend ourselves
01:49:48.780 and uh
01:49:50.500 he's not taking
01:49:51.180 any social
01:49:51.900 distancing
01:49:52.320 precautions
01:49:52.860 either
01:49:53.400 he says
01:49:53.960 um
01:49:54.320 you know
01:49:55.720 um
01:49:56.480 no i'm sorry
01:49:57.320 he's he's not
01:49:58.100 taking those for
01:49:58.740 granted
01:49:59.020 he is doing it
01:50:00.140 he's saying i'm
01:50:00.740 letting my customers
01:50:01.580 uh
01:50:02.580 come to the curb
01:50:03.480 and i do all
01:50:04.640 my business
01:50:05.200 curbside
01:50:05.800 outside
01:50:06.180 so
01:50:07.320 that seems
01:50:08.460 i think he's
01:50:09.240 right
01:50:09.620 yeah
01:50:10.060 it's interesting
01:50:11.140 to see the
01:50:11.620 the the
01:50:12.680 constitutional lines
01:50:14.960 being drawn here
01:50:16.080 because i have a
01:50:17.200 real problem
01:50:18.440 with the idea
01:50:19.100 you the government
01:50:19.940 would be able to
01:50:20.740 tell church that
01:50:21.800 it can't meet
01:50:22.620 under basically
01:50:23.900 any circumstances
01:50:25.080 now i think if
01:50:26.300 i'm a church
01:50:27.000 i don't want
01:50:28.720 that to happen
01:50:29.940 right now i don't
01:50:30.460 want to have
01:50:30.920 church i want
01:50:31.660 to do it
01:50:32.020 online i want
01:50:32.580 to do it
01:50:32.820 i know we had
01:50:33.280 someone called
01:50:33.740 in i've heard
01:50:34.720 there's a few
01:50:35.020 of these that
01:50:35.460 have happened
01:50:35.820 across the
01:50:36.340 country where
01:50:36.860 they're kind
01:50:37.520 of spreading
01:50:37.820 out in like
01:50:38.260 drive-through
01:50:38.860 movie theater
01:50:39.860 sort of uh
01:50:40.880 patterns and
01:50:41.980 they have big
01:50:42.400 loud speakers
01:50:43.040 and everyone
01:50:43.420 kind of sits
01:50:43.920 on their back
01:50:44.580 uh the back
01:50:45.400 of their car
01:50:45.820 or whatever
01:50:46.160 and and does
01:50:46.840 it that way
01:50:47.300 i think that's
01:50:47.820 seemingly totally
01:50:48.820 acceptable
01:50:49.340 but like i
01:50:51.100 think as a
01:50:51.520 church i think
01:50:52.020 you'd want to
01:50:52.700 be able to
01:50:53.060 protect the
01:50:53.800 people as well
01:50:54.660 as you can
01:50:55.400 and do it
01:50:55.740 online or
01:50:56.360 whatever but
01:50:57.180 like i don't
01:50:58.180 i think if
01:50:58.760 they decide
01:50:59.820 you know what
01:51:00.480 we're gonna
01:51:01.260 do it the
01:51:01.760 way we want
01:51:02.260 to do it
01:51:02.620 no social
01:51:03.400 distancing
01:51:03.900 like i don't
01:51:05.020 know that you
01:51:05.640 can i don't
01:51:07.320 know that you
01:51:07.660 can stop people
01:51:08.360 from meeting
01:51:09.060 you can have
01:51:09.920 regulations they
01:51:10.600 have regulations
01:51:11.100 on every church
01:51:11.880 right every
01:51:12.360 building has to
01:51:13.120 be made you
01:51:13.920 know to certain
01:51:14.520 there's certain
01:51:15.260 regulations that
01:51:15.980 every building
01:51:16.560 has to make to
01:51:17.240 be safe and
01:51:17.960 there's those
01:51:18.580 sorts of things
01:51:19.300 you could probably
01:51:19.920 put on churches
01:51:20.960 but to say
01:51:22.000 they can't meet
01:51:23.000 even if it is
01:51:24.160 for a limited
01:51:24.680 time is a
01:51:26.700 is a really weird
01:51:28.220 constitutional line i
01:51:29.140 know i feel
01:51:29.540 weird about it
01:51:30.140 when it comes
01:51:30.500 to guns
01:51:31.020 that's what
01:51:31.840 they did in
01:51:32.140 new orleans
01:51:32.540 after katrina
01:51:33.240 exactly right
01:51:34.980 and and the
01:51:35.700 problem is is
01:51:36.540 that it's a the
01:51:37.480 state doing it
01:51:38.140 not the federal
01:51:38.700 government so the
01:51:39.360 state's doing it
01:51:40.200 constitution and
01:51:41.200 bill of rights
01:51:41.900 uh you know is
01:51:43.920 applied differently
01:51:45.360 in the states
01:51:46.560 um because the
01:51:47.940 states have the
01:51:49.760 quarantine power the
01:51:51.220 united states of
01:51:52.020 america the fed
01:51:52.860 does not have the
01:51:53.880 quarantine power the
01:51:54.760 states have that
01:51:55.560 and if they say
01:51:57.260 all businesses
01:51:58.160 see where they're
01:51:59.500 getting in trouble
01:52:00.280 is essential
01:52:01.400 businesses and
01:52:02.720 then they're saying
01:52:03.340 that that's not
01:52:04.280 essential well a
01:52:05.860 lot of people would
01:52:06.480 say faith is
01:52:07.480 essential a lot of
01:52:08.440 people would say
01:52:08.940 guns are essential
01:52:10.160 uh and and i would
01:52:11.960 tend to agree with
01:52:12.820 them on the gun
01:52:13.880 thing you can only
01:52:15.280 get it at that
01:52:16.620 store it's not like
01:52:17.600 faith we can get
01:52:18.500 online and we can
01:52:19.540 do things and we
01:52:20.960 can talk and you
01:52:22.400 know share that way
01:52:23.680 but on guns if i
01:52:25.220 want to buy a gun
01:52:25.900 i'm i gotta go to
01:52:26.960 the store i gotta
01:52:27.900 get it you know
01:52:29.280 i'm buying it from
01:52:30.360 them oddly enough
01:52:31.220 because of regulations
01:52:32.100 they can't send them
01:52:33.140 to you uh so
01:52:34.480 correct you have to
01:52:35.460 physically go to the
01:52:36.360 store to get them
01:52:36.960 yeah that's true
01:52:37.580 it's exactly right
01:52:38.820 it's a weird line
01:52:39.460 though i talked to
01:52:40.020 uh jeremy dice over
01:52:41.040 at the first liberty
01:52:41.940 and they do and
01:52:42.740 this is what they do
01:52:43.540 for a living which
01:52:44.600 is like you know
01:52:45.240 making sure that
01:52:46.680 religious rights are
01:52:47.680 protected all around
01:52:48.580 the country and he
01:52:50.120 said that you know
01:52:50.980 there's a pretty pretty
01:52:52.420 long history of
01:52:54.400 limited time
01:52:55.880 quarantine um and
01:52:57.940 the ability for
01:52:58.780 states to stop this
01:52:59.940 as long as it's
01:53:01.100 very short and
01:53:03.060 limited in scope
01:53:04.100 um but it is i just
01:53:06.320 makes me nervous
01:53:07.380 that they can do it
01:53:08.600 even for a minute
01:53:09.420 you know this is i
01:53:11.060 understand that this
01:53:11.920 is important and i'm
01:53:13.040 you know i'm not
01:53:13.440 going to church if
01:53:14.360 they open up my
01:53:15.100 church i would still
01:53:15.840 watch it online i
01:53:16.740 mean i i want to
01:53:17.480 you know you want
01:53:17.940 to take these
01:53:18.740 precautions it's just
01:53:19.640 i don't understand
01:53:20.600 there has to be
01:53:22.600 some sort of uh
01:53:24.600 like that you
01:53:25.560 could see these
01:53:26.220 pastors that are
01:53:27.460 getting in trouble
01:53:28.120 now because of
01:53:28.900 doing full out
01:53:30.040 services you could
01:53:31.240 see them going to
01:53:32.160 court after this and
01:53:32.900 winning i mean that
01:53:34.020 you know the the
01:53:34.660 courts have generally
01:53:35.360 speaking supported
01:53:36.360 the state's rights
01:53:37.080 to be able to
01:53:37.780 limit this stuff but
01:53:38.700 you could see it
01:53:39.840 being overturned
01:53:41.240 oh and especially
01:53:42.380 in places like we
01:53:43.420 you know we talked
01:53:43.900 to that pastor where
01:53:44.800 was he in louisiana
01:53:45.760 where he said we
01:53:46.660 don't have internet
01:53:48.360 like you know our
01:53:49.940 church does not
01:53:50.860 have a big you
01:53:51.900 know television
01:53:52.640 broadcast kind of
01:53:54.260 component to it we
01:53:55.300 don't have internet
01:53:56.200 uh and a lot of
01:53:57.900 the people that
01:53:58.700 live here in that
01:54:00.020 community he serves
01:54:01.760 the underserved
01:54:03.000 uh community uh and
01:54:05.120 he said that we got
01:54:06.260 together we're not
01:54:07.080 seeing each other
01:54:07.780 and so you i mean
01:54:09.740 what are you going
01:54:10.060 to do what are you
01:54:11.060 going to do you're
01:54:12.620 telling these people
01:54:13.400 that faith is not
01:54:14.440 essential i i beg to
01:54:17.060 differ with you on
01:54:18.380 that but it's it's a
01:54:19.580 tough it's a tough
01:54:20.520 place to be i think
01:54:21.580 a really tough place
01:54:22.440 to be seems like if
01:54:23.240 you want to start
01:54:23.680 with essential maybe
01:54:24.660 the the constitutionally
01:54:27.000 guaranteed rights
01:54:28.100 might be a place to
01:54:29.880 kind of start with
01:54:31.000 and say hey these
01:54:31.900 things are pretty
01:54:33.260 essential or essential
01:54:34.240 is what is it mid
01:54:35.020 march where joe biden
01:54:36.240 is still encouraging
01:54:37.080 people to go to the
01:54:37.880 polls and vote they
01:54:39.220 thought that was
01:54:39.800 pretty essential you
01:54:41.400 know i mean that's
01:54:42.360 something you could do
01:54:43.340 absentee but they
01:54:44.680 still were like no
01:54:45.780 god that's no big
01:54:46.860 deal go in florida and
01:54:48.120 go vote it'll be
01:54:48.920 great so did you
01:54:51.020 see stew the uh
01:54:52.500 the thing about uh
01:54:54.160 how much of the
01:54:55.540 businesses have been
01:54:56.600 closed because we
01:54:57.280 took a wild guess on
01:54:59.580 when we say we've
01:55:01.040 closed down america
01:55:02.160 how much of america
01:55:04.860 have we actually
01:55:05.680 closed how much how
01:55:07.960 much is is not
01:55:09.680 functioning right now
01:55:11.100 right and the reason
01:55:11.940 we were talking about
01:55:12.880 that was because i
01:55:13.540 think in our heads we
01:55:15.140 think it's like 80 or
01:55:16.500 90 percent like just
01:55:18.240 like that's the
01:55:18.700 feeling or in our
01:55:19.480 hearts or the feeling
01:55:20.680 that we're getting is
01:55:21.380 80 or 90 percent
01:55:22.180 closed down but we
01:55:23.020 all realize that that
01:55:23.980 can't be accurate right
01:55:25.060 i mean there's there's
01:55:25.840 a lot of things
01:55:26.580 functioning most people
01:55:27.960 i know who have jobs
01:55:29.560 that are not like you
01:55:32.100 know hands-on jobs
01:55:33.740 that are working at
01:55:34.400 home there's a lot of
01:55:35.260 people who are working
01:55:36.020 at home many of these
01:55:36.740 businesses are
01:55:37.360 continuing to operate
01:55:38.680 they're just operating in
01:55:39.780 a totally different way
01:55:40.620 so i think i asked you
01:55:41.960 like what give me a
01:55:42.920 percentage what
01:55:43.500 what percentage of
01:55:45.060 the economy do you
01:55:46.020 think is actually shut
01:55:47.320 down right now and
01:55:48.740 you said so i said
01:55:49.860 30 yeah 30 percent
01:55:51.900 which was your estimate
01:55:53.100 which is a i think
01:55:55.040 would be a an estimate
01:55:55.880 most people would think
01:55:56.920 that's too small but
01:55:58.500 that was kind of what i
01:55:59.240 wanted to get out of
01:56:00.100 you to see if that's
01:56:00.820 how you felt too because
01:56:02.320 when i really try to do
01:56:03.100 the map on it it seems a
01:56:04.160 lot smaller than i would
01:56:05.260 have originally thought
01:56:06.320 yeah i gave 30 percent
01:56:08.780 and i felt like that's a
01:56:10.500 that's a price is right
01:56:12.480 number you know the
01:56:13.420 closest without going
01:56:14.480 over you know it could
01:56:16.320 be 50 or 60 but since i
01:56:18.340 was the only contestant
01:56:19.660 you know i felt i felt
01:56:22.020 for sure 30 percent and
01:56:24.200 you lost on the price
01:56:25.140 is right apparently
01:56:25.820 because you went over
01:56:26.820 i did it was 29 percent
01:56:28.960 is what they are now
01:56:29.880 estimating which is
01:56:30.980 amazing that was really
01:56:31.720 just off the top of
01:56:32.740 your head 30 percent
01:56:34.140 guess but i mean i
01:56:35.340 think that's that's an
01:56:36.080 interesting and i will
01:56:37.140 say in a weird way i'm
01:56:40.340 a little optimistic
01:56:41.200 about that number
01:56:42.060 because right like i
01:56:44.460 you know look can we
01:56:45.500 deal with the economy
01:56:46.980 being shut down for a
01:56:48.200 year the answer that
01:56:49.000 of course is no we're
01:56:50.260 in probably never ending
01:56:52.740 depression in in some
01:56:54.800 ways that way can we
01:56:56.300 deal with two months of
01:56:57.920 a 30 percent decrease i
01:57:00.520 mean probably right i
01:57:03.220 mean it's i think with
01:57:04.840 the you know look i
01:57:05.900 we're going to have all
01:57:06.580 sorts of long-term
01:57:07.260 problems associated with
01:57:08.380 these trillion dollar
01:57:09.180 bills they keep throwing
01:57:10.060 out there there's no
01:57:11.120 doubt about that we're
01:57:12.320 gonna have major
01:57:12.940 problems to deal with
01:57:14.080 obviously with the
01:57:15.440 actual virus which is a
01:57:17.140 huge thing but also you
01:57:18.680 know the way that the
01:57:19.340 government is cracking
01:57:20.100 down on things that
01:57:20.900 are going to be grabbing
01:57:21.640 power like crazy and
01:57:22.960 there's going to be all
01:57:23.540 sorts of craziness that
01:57:24.580 happens after this is
01:57:25.420 going to be a big fight
01:57:26.320 for all of us but i mean
01:57:27.700 if the economy is really
01:57:28.960 we lose 30 percent of it
01:57:30.380 for let's say two or
01:57:31.640 three months you know
01:57:32.940 you're talking about a
01:57:34.280 gdp drop which will be
01:57:35.740 devastating in many ways
01:57:38.220 but it might be
01:57:39.440 something that's not
01:57:40.380 as devastating as in
01:57:42.640 our head where we're
01:57:43.580 shutting down and it's
01:57:44.340 just like empty streets
01:57:45.840 everywhere and you know
01:57:47.560 burned out buildings that
01:57:48.840 never get rebuilt there is
01:57:51.000 that sort of walking dead
01:57:52.400 thing that's in our heads
01:57:53.680 and if we can come up with
01:57:55.120 a way to turn this around
01:57:56.180 relatively quickly maybe
01:57:58.080 there is reason for
01:57:59.000 optimism maybe this thing
01:58:00.040 can come back the way
01:58:01.120 trump has been talking
01:58:01.980 about it so do you want a
01:58:04.040 pin in your in your bubble
01:58:05.800 or do you want you're
01:58:07.760 you're ruining my
01:58:08.400 optimism already i'm just
01:58:09.720 i just finished outlining
01:58:12.060 the case so you want me
01:58:13.540 to let you i'll let you
01:58:14.840 sit with it for a second
01:58:15.660 okay let me just think
01:58:16.680 for one second now okay
01:58:17.440 there we go uh here's the
01:58:20.940 the downside of this i have
01:58:23.020 a feeling that 30 percent
01:58:24.520 though are all of the real
01:58:26.600 entrepreneurial style
01:58:28.400 businesses they're the
01:58:29.560 small business person who
01:58:32.160 operates a brick and mortar
01:58:35.100 shop or restaurant or
01:58:37.000 something like that you
01:58:38.500 know what i mean oh yeah
01:58:39.360 no all those stores that
01:58:41.640 line all of our
01:58:42.900 downtowns or even in the
01:58:44.620 malls those things are all
01:58:46.580 closed uh and that's a you
01:58:48.920 know that 80 percent of the
01:58:51.040 economy is small business
01:58:52.380 yeah one of the things i so
01:58:53.420 that's a big deal started
01:58:55.020 with that point one of the
01:58:56.020 things i thought about is
01:58:56.780 like we obviously do a lot of
01:58:58.460 online shopping already and
01:59:00.600 we're not going to stop
01:59:01.420 buying things necessarily
01:59:02.960 we're just going to be
01:59:03.480 buying those things online
01:59:04.500 instead of a brick and
01:59:05.320 mortar how much of that is
01:59:06.340 going to reverse because it
01:59:07.340 was only like 20 percent of
01:59:08.940 buying was online which i was
01:59:10.500 surprised i thought it would
01:59:11.140 be a little higher than that
01:59:12.080 um it was going into this it
01:59:13.780 was about 20 percent still
01:59:14.900 80 percent of stuff was
01:59:16.900 bought you know in in brick
01:59:19.000 and mortar stores apparently
01:59:20.240 um but you know that number
01:59:22.120 is going to go up but it's
01:59:24.120 not going to make up for all
01:59:25.120 the loss and the question is
01:59:26.600 if it comes back and it's
01:59:28.140 now you know 50 percent of
01:59:30.120 stuff is bought online it's
01:59:31.140 going to be a huge
01:59:32.080 adjustment for for any any
01:59:34.220 store i mean look the
01:59:35.620 whole thing is the landscape
01:59:36.880 is going to change in
01:59:38.260 massive massive ways because
01:59:40.040 of this but you know me
01:59:42.260 again when you're i've been
01:59:44.000 talking we have a bunch of
01:59:44.820 small business owner friends
01:59:46.000 that we you know that we
01:59:46.920 know i'm sure you know them
01:59:47.880 as well glenn and it's like
01:59:48.860 you talk to them and it's
01:59:50.340 just like they're trying to
01:59:51.760 figure out this program which
01:59:53.100 is a total it's been a total
01:59:54.840 disaster so far it's it's
01:59:56.200 rolled out in a terrible way i
01:59:57.620 don't think they
01:59:57.960 communicated it well a lot
01:59:59.640 of these banks don't even
02:00:00.600 have access to these loans
02:00:02.040 yet so it's you know it's
02:00:04.040 terrible you know you
02:00:06.020 they'll give you loans that
02:00:07.180 will pay for let's say two
02:00:08.460 months of salary for your
02:00:10.300 workers but then you you
02:00:11.660 have to keep them employed
02:00:12.560 for four months for it to
02:00:13.960 turn into a grant so you
02:00:15.540 have this gap there of like
02:00:17.060 if we don't come back online
02:00:18.840 you know we're in trouble
02:00:20.720 the president is saying like
02:00:22.180 you know look if if this
02:00:23.660 doesn't if it's not enough
02:00:24.740 we're going to pass more
02:00:26.140 money which again is is a
02:00:28.660 terrifying long-term aspect
02:00:30.500 so i mean it really is it's
02:00:31.860 a it's a mess right now
02:00:32.760 all right uh back in just a
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02:01:56.520 beck
02:01:56.880 you're listening to glenn beck
02:02:00.800 so uh in spain there is a guy who
02:02:18.160 was told that he needed to go home
02:02:20.480 uh in uh in spain and um and stay
02:02:25.720 off the streets because of
02:02:26.900 coronavirus um police knew what he
02:02:33.740 looked like um and uh and um had
02:02:42.180 warned him before uh so he goes
02:02:44.180 home and uh just a few minutes
02:02:48.420 later police see coming out of his
02:02:52.380 home uh a tyrannosaurus rex
02:02:56.420 uh obviously a costume of a tyrannosaurus
02:03:02.220 rex and uh the guy walks down the
02:03:07.700 street uh and the police stop him uh
02:03:12.160 and say uh didn't we just tell you to
02:03:17.060 go home and uh the tyrannosaurus rex
02:03:22.060 pretended not to understand the police
02:03:26.140 nor be able to speak um because of
02:03:29.600 course he was a tyrannosaurus rex
02:03:33.820 police apparently were not fooled uh by
02:03:38.640 the man in the t-rex costume so when you
02:03:43.420 hear people say oh come on people aren't
02:03:45.380 that dumb yes yes yes they are yes
02:03:47.920 they are yes they are but our we
02:03:49.680 should point out our brave first
02:03:51.240 responders to walk up to a tyrannosaurus
02:03:53.620 rex like that it's incredible yeah they
02:03:56.800 were brave brave well they're brave in
02:04:00.500 spain they're very brave this is the
02:04:04.260 glenn beck program
02:04:05.160 i am i am i am i am i am
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