The Glenn Beck Program - Ignore Your Dwindling Bank Account： Biden Says We Beat Inflation!

00:00:00.000 now i'm a dog owner got a couple dogs and if you're thinking about the dog food that you're

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00:01:21.420 and we'll see you next time

00:01:25.980 have no room

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00:01:30.860 we gotta stay together

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00:01:34.720 we gotta stay together

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00:01:38.680 stay up straight

00:01:42.140 and hold the line

00:01:46.060 welcome to the fusion

00:01:58.560 of entertainment

00:02:00.940 and enlightenment

00:02:02.940 this is the glenn beck program

00:02:07.920 today with pat and stew uh for glenn

00:02:12.420 triple eight seven two seven beck is our phone number

00:02:16.960 this is great news there's been a joe biden sighting

00:02:20.800 yeah he came out saw his shadow

00:02:24.100 yesterday which means three more weeks six more weeks of his presidency

00:02:28.960 really yeah yeah so

00:02:30.940 wow six full weeks

00:02:32.160 six full weeks

00:02:33.220 skeptical of that one you know there's not a lot of science behind the groundhog thing

00:02:36.300 okay well we'll share the sighting and what he had to say about inflation

00:02:40.360 also really good news

00:02:41.960 really good news

00:02:43.120 we'll get to that in 60 seconds

00:02:44.680 let's talk about your cell phone service for a minute

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00:02:52.600 maybe you have been for a while

00:02:54.480 and if you really dug into it a little

00:02:55.920 you might not like some of the things that these major mobile companies are doing

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00:03:48.560 wait did you just allege on a commercial that disney is not glorifying god

00:03:56.900 not always

00:03:57.980 not always

00:03:58.500 yeah most of the time i think that's their goal

00:04:00.780 wow

00:04:01.320 but not always and that's the difference

00:04:03.760 huh

00:04:04.080 huh

00:04:05.060 all right

00:04:05.700 uh yeah we spotted the president

00:04:08.320 of the united states of america

00:04:10.200 it's not kamala harris

00:04:11.980 did they have to tap three times

00:04:13.660 yes

00:04:14.160 on the door and then he poked his head out

00:04:16.320 that's how that works right

00:04:17.680 that's how it works

00:04:18.540 bill murray was there covering it

00:04:20.360 exactly

00:04:21.520 yeah and this all happened at uh

00:04:24.040 uh

00:04:25.600 groundhog festival

00:04:27.600 the punsutawney pennsylvania

00:04:28.800 what was it

00:04:29.320 gobbler's knob

00:04:29.920 gobbler's knob

00:04:30.720 yes

00:04:31.300 right

00:04:31.840 as many times as i've seen that movie

00:04:33.580 i should

00:04:33.980 should have remembered gobbler's knob

00:04:35.900 uh

00:04:37.160 but here is the president of the united states uh being asked some questions by reporters

00:04:43.340 listen very carefully to what he says about inflation

00:04:46.520 yes yes yes i told you're gonna have a soft landing we're gonna have a soft landing my policies are working start writing that way okay

00:04:56.240 okay

00:04:58.940 oh yes sir

00:05:00.040 yes master

00:05:00.500 yes

00:05:01.100 uh we will

00:05:02.500 that's the structure

00:05:03.200 of our country right

00:05:04.440 where the president tells the reporters

00:05:06.600 what to write

00:05:07.220 yeah it's not great

00:05:08.360 by the way that is the structure of our country

00:05:10.140 i'm not joking there

00:05:11.420 that is actually what happens

00:05:12.820 usually it happens behind the scenes

00:05:14.300 yep

00:05:14.820 here it happens

00:05:15.720 right in front of your eyes

00:05:17.420 that's exactly what happens all the time

00:05:19.160 every news story that you read is basically what you just heard

00:05:21.940 it was a little hard to hear what the reporter asked

00:05:24.120 but he asked him

00:05:25.040 if he's if the u.s has beaten inflation

00:05:27.500 and the answer was

00:05:29.040 yes yes yes

00:05:30.520 i told you we're going to have a soft landing

00:05:33.960 my policies are working

00:05:36.700 are they

00:05:37.940 really

00:05:38.580 grocery prices are up by

00:05:40.500 30 percent or something

00:05:42.680 um

00:05:43.500 that doesn't seem like it's working

00:05:45.420 to me

00:05:46.160 really

00:05:47.100 yeah

00:05:47.540 now in what way

00:05:48.820 um

00:05:49.360 do you have any

00:05:49.900 in the way that it's way more expensive now

00:05:52.680 than it used to be

00:05:53.720 and that's

00:05:54.460 bad

00:05:55.180 okay

00:05:55.700 yeah

00:05:56.260 okay i see what you're saying there

00:05:57.340 i don't

00:05:57.640 i don't know

00:05:58.820 it's a little bit of a leap for me to understand it

00:06:01.340 is it

00:06:01.720 well if you

00:06:02.440 maybe it's because i own a small business too

00:06:04.540 that relies on groceries and ingredients

00:06:07.300 and things like butter and sugar and cream

00:06:10.000 just the basics

00:06:10.860 just the basics

00:06:11.460 this is of course kexy.com

00:06:13.080 is the company you're talking about

00:06:14.320 that's the company

00:06:14.860 that makes really really good cookies

00:06:16.520 yes

00:06:16.800 really gourmet cookies

00:06:17.800 and the amount of butter that goes into these cookies

00:06:21.180 substantial

00:06:21.860 substantial

00:06:22.660 it is substantial

00:06:23.360 multiple cows worth

00:06:24.740 in each cookie

00:06:26.140 yes

00:06:26.880 80 cows

00:06:28.460 80

00:06:28.740 per cookie

00:06:29.960 really

00:06:30.020 80 cows worth of butter

00:06:31.800 per cookie

00:06:32.400 per cookie

00:06:33.200 uh-huh

00:06:33.620 but calorie free

00:06:34.520 which was

00:06:34.900 i don't know

00:06:35.400 i don't know how we did it

00:06:36.640 i don't even ask

00:06:37.600 you'll have to talk to my wife about it

00:06:39.320 she's really good at it

00:06:40.340 but uh

00:06:41.080 yeah

00:06:41.660 pretty sure

00:06:42.400 there's almost no calories

00:06:44.760 i mean there's not 10,000

00:06:46.740 no

00:06:47.720 per cookie

00:06:48.540 no

00:06:48.980 two cookies

00:06:50.540 you might hit that number

00:06:51.420 but not

00:06:52.000 not with one

00:06:52.900 not with one

00:06:53.760 not one

00:06:54.360 oh they're so delicious

00:06:55.260 now can we just stop talking about

00:06:56.860 the economy

00:06:57.740 and instead talk about cookies

00:06:59.060 i'd rather do that

00:07:00.060 yeah i would too

00:07:00.840 i would too

00:07:01.620 it's a much better topic

00:07:02.600 because the inflation is destroying americans

00:07:05.400 and this is hitting

00:07:06.320 you know

00:07:07.280 lower income people

00:07:08.640 a lot harder than upper income people

00:07:11.180 so this is really

00:07:12.500 a problem that

00:07:14.260 most people should be concerned with

00:07:16.440 yeah

00:07:16.860 i would say too

00:07:17.820 and we need to really

00:07:18.580 look back at the history of this a little bit

00:07:20.620 because he's

00:07:21.540 he's sitting here

00:07:22.180 and he did say

00:07:22.900 they would have a soft landing

00:07:23.940 that's true

00:07:24.480 now have we had one

00:07:25.760 i would argue no

00:07:26.520 but but

00:07:27.060 i think we crashed into the side of a mountain

00:07:28.920 yeah

00:07:29.320 that's the kind of landing we've had

00:07:31.300 we hit the ground

00:07:32.080 he's right about that

00:07:33.180 yeah

00:07:33.460 the soft part of it

00:07:34.800 i don't know that i would agree with

00:07:36.200 but

00:07:36.380 remember that this all follows them saying

00:07:39.320 it wasn't going to happen at all

00:07:40.760 right

00:07:41.420 and and he

00:07:42.480 had the exact same reaction

00:07:44.280 in front of cameras

00:07:45.320 and behind the scenes

00:07:46.400 start writing that way

00:07:48.200 you know

00:07:49.120 hey

00:07:49.340 start writing that way

00:07:50.380 that is incredible

00:07:51.260 it's a great

00:07:51.700 it's a great illustration

00:07:53.080 as to how this stuff works

00:07:54.560 behind the scenes

00:07:55.260 they are saying that

00:07:56.060 to reporters

00:07:56.680 every single day

00:07:57.840 do you wonder why

00:07:58.780 you get these things coming out

00:08:00.180 like

00:08:00.380 what was the headline i saw

00:08:02.880 i think it was

00:08:03.220 i think it was politico

00:08:04.380 that said

00:08:04.800 trump is now trying to tie

00:08:07.000 harris to biden

00:08:08.680 what

00:08:10.560 yeah

00:08:11.260 and i thought

00:08:12.000 you know

00:08:12.280 oh my gosh

00:08:12.900 i thought

00:08:13.560 oh my gosh

00:08:14.220 you know

00:08:14.940 this is a biden harris administration

00:08:16.700 she said

00:08:18.000 they were a team

00:08:19.140 working together

00:08:19.880 on all these issues

00:08:20.700 this entire time

00:08:22.140 and now it's biden

00:08:23.920 trying to

00:08:24.620 or trump

00:08:25.340 trying to tie

00:08:26.140 biden to harris

00:08:26.980 and

00:08:27.200 unreal

00:08:27.680 how does that headline happen

00:08:29.000 i think a lot of people think

00:08:30.900 well there's this liberal

00:08:31.960 who's trying to make this

00:08:33.220 argument

00:08:34.560 in

00:08:34.980 on behalf of harris

00:08:36.540 and that of course does happen

00:08:37.780 but much more likely

00:08:39.320 is the fact that

00:08:40.400 someone from

00:08:41.680 harris's campaign

00:08:43.560 went to a reporter

00:08:45.400 and told them to write this

00:08:46.920 and they said yes

00:08:47.840 because that's the way

00:08:49.560 they want this framed

00:08:50.700 that happened

00:08:51.380 so they hear these things

00:08:52.680 and they

00:08:52.920 and this is why

00:08:53.880 before inflation

00:08:55.300 really started picking up

00:08:56.560 when people were saying

00:08:58.020 i think inflation might happen

00:08:59.260 if we pass the inflation

00:09:00.460 or the uh

00:09:01.180 american rescue act

00:09:02.480 that's a lot of money

00:09:03.260 we're just throwing out the window

00:09:04.180 and uh you know

00:09:05.160 we're already past

00:09:06.120 the situation

00:09:07.080 where the uh

00:09:08.340 pandemic is

00:09:08.980 is you know

00:09:09.900 it's already gone

00:09:10.980 and we already have

00:09:12.380 these supply chain issues

00:09:13.600 starting to pop up

00:09:14.380 right now

00:09:14.740 if we dump a bunch of money

00:09:15.620 into this economy

00:09:16.160 we're gonna have massive inflation

00:09:17.160 and that came from

00:09:17.960 hardcore conservative sources

00:09:19.900 like larry summers

00:09:21.220 who worked in the obama administration

00:09:23.320 and uh jason firman

00:09:24.940 who worked in the obama administration

00:09:26.880 and then it happened

00:09:28.260 right

00:09:29.060 but the whole time

00:09:30.300 before it happened

00:09:31.200 they said it wasn't going to happen

00:09:32.680 you should write that way

00:09:33.900 and what did the press do

00:09:35.300 they wrote that way

00:09:36.280 they told us it wasn't going to happen

00:09:37.680 and then

00:09:38.520 when it started happening

00:09:40.060 they said it was transitory

00:09:41.240 and they went

00:09:42.020 behind the scenes

00:09:42.900 and in front of cameras

00:09:43.920 and said

00:09:44.340 you know

00:09:45.020 jens jensaki

00:09:45.940 said it a thousand times

00:09:47.140 hey

00:09:47.700 you start writing that way

00:09:49.040 start writing that it's transitory

00:09:50.420 so they did

00:09:51.200 they all wrote that it was transitory

00:09:52.620 and then it wasn't

00:09:54.400 and

00:09:54.880 this happened throughout

00:09:56.060 they said over and over

00:09:57.100 every time

00:09:57.800 they'd get the slightest drop

00:09:59.360 in inflation

00:09:59.860 as it was rising

00:10:00.780 they'd say it was over

00:10:01.720 and they wrote that way

00:10:03.400 media did it again

00:10:04.500 and then we hit the peak

00:10:05.940 and everyone was like

00:10:07.100 oh my gosh

00:10:07.580 this is terrible

00:10:08.420 we've gone up 20%

00:10:09.640 and then it started to come down

00:10:11.600 in a percentage of increase

00:10:13.340 right

00:10:13.540 it wasn't that

00:10:14.200 prices came down

00:10:15.460 it's that they increased

00:10:16.900 more slowly

00:10:17.740 and

00:10:18.660 yeah

00:10:19.060 they weren't going up by 9%

00:10:20.480 they were going up by 5%

00:10:21.800 right

00:10:22.040 4%

00:10:22.680 and when you'd say that

00:10:23.580 the average person would say

00:10:24.900 well my prices are still going up

00:10:26.500 and they're going up

00:10:27.200 from a much higher level

00:10:28.220 that's how people felt that

00:10:29.560 but the White House

00:10:30.980 went to reporters

00:10:31.800 and said

00:10:32.240 you know what you should do

00:10:33.140 is say that inflation

00:10:33.920 and prices are coming down

00:10:34.940 right that way

00:10:35.780 and so they did

00:10:36.780 and they wrote that way

00:10:38.160 and they said prices were coming down

00:10:39.460 and inflation was coming down

00:10:41.080 now we're at the period

00:10:43.200 where they finally got

00:10:44.500 one number

00:10:45.300 that was close

00:10:46.480 to a target of theirs

00:10:47.640 2.9%

00:10:49.200 was I think the number

00:10:50.020 the other day

00:10:50.460 so

00:10:51.260 that's the first time

00:10:52.300 they've been able to hit

00:10:52.980 any of their targets

00:10:53.720 in three years

00:10:55.260 and that's still

00:10:57.200 an increase on prices

00:10:58.300 and importantly

00:10:59.940 it's an increase

00:11:00.840 on the already high prices

00:11:02.620 so if you have something

00:11:03.980 that costs $100

00:11:04.620 it goes up to $133

00:11:06.320 and they say

00:11:08.480 well prices are up 3%

00:11:09.900 that doesn't mean

00:11:10.480 it goes back down

00:11:11.320 to $103

00:11:12.020 that means like $135

00:11:14.340 yeah

00:11:15.100 and

00:11:16.160 yes

00:11:16.700 this is happening

00:11:17.540 to people all the time

00:11:18.760 they have to deal with it

00:11:19.520 you have to deal with it

00:11:20.240 as a small business owner

00:11:21.200 and

00:11:22.720 the

00:11:23.160 the

00:11:23.740 the argument

00:11:25.100 from everybody

00:11:26.100 in the press

00:11:26.820 is the argument

00:11:27.860 that the White House

00:11:29.000 wants them to have

00:11:30.160 it's

00:11:30.920 right that way

00:11:31.980 that is the entire

00:11:33.220 media structure right now

00:11:34.460 right that way

00:11:35.080 this is the way

00:11:35.900 we want you to write it

00:11:36.660 so write it that way

00:11:37.600 and that's what they're doing

00:11:39.300 and

00:11:41.080 they've complied

00:11:42.080 the entire time

00:11:43.120 and then he acts like

00:11:44.860 they're so

00:11:46.380 uh

00:11:47.480 tough on him

00:11:48.800 yeah

00:11:49.260 oh

00:11:49.820 like

00:11:50.320 what are they supposed to write

00:11:52.220 they've been writing

00:11:52.940 the whole time

00:11:53.640 that inflation is down

00:11:54.980 that it's coming down

00:11:56.520 at

00:11:57.100 uh

00:11:57.620 an incredible rate

00:11:58.760 and that it's

00:11:59.360 it's not

00:12:00.100 not 9% anymore

00:12:01.660 and that

00:12:02.300 uh

00:12:02.940 inflation has been lowered

00:12:04.460 by

00:12:04.900 Bidenomics

00:12:06.620 and they've been

00:12:07.560 that's how they've written

00:12:08.620 the whole time

00:12:09.860 and it's still not good enough

00:12:11.340 for him

00:12:11.680 still not good enough

00:12:13.000 it's incredible

00:12:13.700 I saw a story today

00:12:14.560 that said

00:12:15.000 they framed some story

00:12:16.720 I can't remember exactly

00:12:17.460 what it was

00:12:17.940 but the summary was

00:12:19.220 they have to be

00:12:20.640 the New York Times

00:12:21.560 has to be careful

00:12:22.320 or they will be accused

00:12:23.360 of pro-Trump media bias

00:12:24.980 it's like

00:12:25.900 pro-Trump media bias

00:12:28.020 they've been basically

00:12:29.480 running an inspirational

00:12:30.720 video on

00:12:31.600 to get this guy

00:12:32.680 assassinated for four years

00:12:34.180 yeah

00:12:34.540 and they almost

00:12:35.000 it almost worked

00:12:35.800 and like

00:12:37.440 we're have to worry about

00:12:38.580 pro-Trump bias

00:12:40.200 I mean

00:12:41.280 it's insanity

00:12:42.340 I mean

00:12:43.340 there's no

00:12:43.860 you can certainly

00:12:45.520 find people

00:12:46.100 who like Donald Trump

00:12:46.900 in this country

00:12:47.480 about half the country

00:12:48.520 really loves the guy

00:12:49.360 and

00:12:49.780 the people

00:12:50.580 conservative media

00:12:51.540 obviously can find

00:12:52.300 positive coverage

00:12:53.020 but in the

00:12:53.540 in mainstream media

00:12:54.560 you cannot find

00:12:55.280 positive coverage

00:12:56.000 of this guy

00:12:56.380 every single thing

00:12:58.200 that he does

00:12:58.840 is horrible

00:13:00.920 going to ruin the country

00:13:02.340 and has been that way

00:13:03.540 and I said four years

00:13:04.360 but of course

00:13:04.760 I'm not thinking back

00:13:05.820 to the first election

00:13:06.560 it's been a decade

00:13:07.420 almost

00:13:07.860 of this

00:13:08.920 of non-stop hatred

00:13:10.020 for the guy publicly

00:13:10.960 yeah

00:13:11.500 and

00:13:13.000 we're supposed to

00:13:14.120 not worry about

00:13:14.620 pro-Trump bias

00:13:16.020 it's insane

00:13:17.240 while Kamala Harris

00:13:18.480 is in the

00:13:19.080 afterglow

00:13:20.100 of one of the most

00:13:20.860 amazing launches

00:13:21.920 of all time

00:13:22.820 where

00:13:23.040 she is

00:13:24.540 not required

00:13:26.040 to give us

00:13:26.760 any of her policies

00:13:28.040 she's not required

00:13:29.400 to do any interviews

00:13:30.500 she's not required

00:13:31.420 to do

00:13:31.820 any press conferences

00:13:33.380 she's not even

00:13:34.540 required to announce

00:13:35.700 her own flip-flops

00:13:36.940 that just comes

00:13:37.720 behind the scenes

00:13:38.380 once again

00:13:39.100 from the campaign

00:13:40.720 who says

00:13:41.380 hey media

00:13:41.960 write this way

00:13:43.180 and it works

00:13:45.600 somehow

00:13:46.140 and yet we're worried

00:13:46.920 about pro-Trump

00:13:47.660 media bias

00:13:48.300 a big problem

00:13:48.920 in this country

00:13:49.440 Pat

00:13:49.720 well they've hidden

00:13:50.920 her agenda

00:13:51.900 for ever

00:13:53.540 well ever since

00:13:54.360 she became the nominee

00:13:55.200 they've played along

00:13:56.940 with hiding

00:13:57.820 everything she stands for

00:13:59.520 and the fact

00:14:00.160 that she's supposedly

00:14:01.120 flip-flopped

00:14:01.980 on certain items

00:14:02.920 I don't really think

00:14:03.980 she has flip-flopped

00:14:05.060 on her

00:14:05.540 incredible

00:14:06.580 progressive agenda

00:14:08.440 I think she's just

00:14:09.420 trying to

00:14:09.880 hide it

00:14:10.780 until

00:14:11.080 such time

00:14:12.240 as she could

00:14:12.760 implement it

00:14:13.500 because you can't

00:14:14.320 be elected

00:14:14.800 the way

00:14:15.580 with an agenda

00:14:17.880 like hers

00:14:18.480 because she is

00:14:19.340 so extreme

00:14:20.140 on so many

00:14:21.420 different things

00:14:22.300 it's a good point

00:14:22.740 we did a show

00:14:24.200 last night

00:14:24.700 on Studios America

00:14:25.380 more Kamala flip-flops

00:14:27.160 which was the second

00:14:28.160 in a series

00:14:28.900 every time we try

00:14:30.440 to finish it

00:14:31.080 there's more

00:14:31.660 and you're right

00:14:32.580 they're not flip-flops

00:14:33.700 in the sense

00:14:34.780 of her actually

00:14:36.320 changing her opinion

00:14:37.360 that's not what's

00:14:38.020 occurring here

00:14:38.540 what she believed

00:14:40.100 in 2019

00:14:40.720 was what she

00:14:41.400 really believes

00:14:42.020 that is real

00:14:45.780 the stuff

00:14:46.520 that she's doing

00:14:47.000 now

00:14:47.240 like no taxes

00:14:48.460 on tips

00:14:48.860 is a really

00:14:49.360 blatant example

00:14:50.160 of it

00:14:50.500 but like

00:14:50.880 she obviously

00:14:52.360 doesn't believe

00:14:53.620 this

00:14:54.080 she got internal

00:14:56.560 polling that showed

00:14:57.240 it's a really

00:14:57.640 popular proposal

00:14:58.480 and now she's

00:14:58.980 adopting it

00:14:59.520 it is a flip-flop

00:15:01.760 in her public

00:15:02.440 facing policy

00:15:04.420 however

00:15:05.240 it's not really

00:15:06.140 what she believes

00:15:06.860 she's not gonna

00:15:07.600 get into office

00:15:08.500 and fight for that

00:15:09.400 you're insane

00:15:10.680 if you believe that

00:15:11.400 if you were in Nevada

00:15:12.360 and you're sitting there

00:15:13.020 going well

00:15:13.460 now both candidates

00:15:14.860 believe this

00:15:15.480 no they don't

00:15:16.800 no

00:15:17.300 I guarantee you

00:15:18.420 Kamala Harris

00:15:19.240 will not spend

00:15:19.980 one minute

00:15:20.860 trying to pass

00:15:21.660 that policy

00:15:22.280 if she's elected

00:15:23.100 absolutely not

00:15:24.060 of course not

00:15:25.020 in fact Democrats

00:15:26.020 are basically

00:15:26.860 have basically said

00:15:28.600 they don't want

00:15:29.100 this policy to go through

00:15:30.100 they were critical

00:15:31.500 of Donald Trump

00:15:32.220 and all of them

00:15:32.980 said what a bad

00:15:33.680 policy it was

00:15:34.460 and how much money

00:15:35.000 it was gonna cost

00:15:35.700 and we can't give

00:15:36.720 any more tax cuts

00:15:37.720 and blah blah blah blah

00:15:38.660 they did this whole thing

00:15:39.840 when they thought

00:15:40.520 it was Trump's policy

00:15:41.400 they're all zipping

00:15:42.320 their lips now

00:15:43.120 and they're all going

00:15:44.260 behind the scenes

00:15:44.940 to reporters

00:15:45.500 and saying hey

00:15:46.020 write this way

00:15:46.900 that we actually

00:15:47.800 didn't oppose it

00:15:48.740 for the past few months

00:15:49.860 since Trump announced it

00:15:51.580 but like that's not

00:15:52.920 a real policy

00:15:53.620 it's not a real policy

00:15:55.000 that she's gonna be

00:15:55.600 hard on the border

00:15:56.480 those aren't real

00:15:57.620 policy switches

00:15:58.540 those are public

00:15:59.460 facing policy switches

00:16:00.660 and they have to be

00:16:01.240 because she can't

00:16:01.860 get elected

00:16:02.380 as radical as she is

00:16:03.880 right

00:16:04.320 I hope

00:16:06.040 that's a good point

00:16:07.640 she might be able to be

00:16:09.020 yeah

00:16:09.740 maybe

00:16:10.220 maybe no

00:16:11.020 because we've

00:16:13.240 gone off the deep end

00:16:14.680 but we'll see

00:16:15.960 888-727-BECK

00:16:17.940 more coming up

00:16:18.480 in one minute

00:16:18.940 what if I told you

00:16:21.460 if it's not

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00:16:29.460 do you remember those days

00:16:30.580 back when you didn't

00:16:31.580 have to check with your body

00:16:32.780 before everything

00:16:33.860 that you did

00:16:34.440 just to make sure

00:16:35.160 it wasn't going

00:16:35.600 to betray you

00:16:36.320 Glenn used to suffer

00:16:37.500 from horrible pain

00:16:38.680 all the time

00:16:39.520 and he had to go

00:16:40.860 through his daily routine

00:16:42.060 feeling like somebody

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00:16:46.760 I mean you remember this Pat

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00:17:25.220 Kamala wants

00:17:36.940 every American

00:17:38.000 to understand

00:17:39.080 her agenda

00:17:39.960 oh yeah

00:17:40.920 yeah

00:17:41.320 she does

00:17:42.000 she's just like

00:17:42.740 telepathically

00:17:44.160 how are we supposed to

00:17:45.120 yeah because she's not

00:17:46.840 answering any questions

00:17:47.920 no

00:17:48.380 you're just supposed

00:17:49.040 to know

00:17:49.460 don't you just know

00:17:50.400 don't you just feel

00:17:52.080 it from her

00:17:52.640 you know I don't

00:17:53.380 the vibe that she gives off

00:17:54.800 you know that she's fantastic

00:17:56.100 and you're gonna love it

00:17:57.140 whatever it is

00:17:57.900 you're gonna love it

00:17:58.780 her campaign spokesperson

00:18:00.560 told MSNBC's

00:18:02.120 Morning Joe

00:18:03.100 that they're on a

00:18:04.460 two-track process

00:18:06.180 check this out

00:18:07.320 cut five

00:18:07.940 we run a two-track process

00:18:09.540 one that makes sure

00:18:10.580 that everyone

00:18:11.100 every American

00:18:12.140 and every voter

00:18:12.980 understands

00:18:13.660 vice president's agenda

00:18:15.220 oh

00:18:16.000 isn't that interesting

00:18:18.600 is that the first track

00:18:19.560 or that's both tracks

00:18:20.980 I don't

00:18:22.180 the two-track process

00:18:24.420 one that every American

00:18:25.980 understands our agenda

00:18:27.640 which you haven't

00:18:29.380 explained it

00:18:30.120 at all

00:18:31.080 so how could we

00:18:32.400 right

00:18:32.960 and I would

00:18:33.360 actually argue

00:18:34.920 and correct me

00:18:35.740 if you think I'm wrong

00:18:36.580 on this Matt

00:18:37.140 but they actually do

00:18:38.740 run a two-track process

00:18:40.460 they're running one track

00:18:42.380 which is

00:18:43.020 to the American people

00:18:44.560 saying actually

00:18:45.760 all the popular positions

00:18:47.160 on the issues

00:18:47.720 you think I'm terrible on

00:18:48.980 those are the ones I have

00:18:50.080 yes

00:18:50.560 trust me

00:18:51.340 I'm really good on the border

00:18:52.500 trust me

00:18:53.320 I'm harsh on crime

00:18:55.100 trust me

00:18:56.300 you know

00:18:57.160 I'm gonna stop inflation

00:18:58.280 trust me

00:18:59.060 tax cuts for all

00:19:00.340 right

00:19:00.960 and then the second track

00:19:02.240 which is the real one

00:19:03.180 which is what she did

00:19:04.300 in 2019

00:19:04.800 and you notice that

00:19:06.340 because she's not

00:19:07.820 saying these things

00:19:08.700 she's not pissing off

00:19:09.520 her base

00:19:09.960 she is flip-flopping

00:19:11.460 from liberal issues

00:19:12.420 to more

00:19:12.920 at least moderate ones

00:19:14.220 right

00:19:14.800 oh I'm gonna be good

00:19:15.760 on the border

00:19:16.240 we're gonna keep this

00:19:17.000 this border crackdown

00:19:18.780 in place

00:19:19.360 we're gonna

00:19:20.440 no tax on tips

00:19:21.500 all that stuff

00:19:22.040 is going on

00:19:22.780 the crackdown

00:19:23.500 that allowed

00:19:23.920 10 million people

00:19:24.720 to cross illegally

00:19:25.480 that crackdown

00:19:26.320 oh my gosh

00:19:26.980 man

00:19:27.260 huge crackdown

00:19:28.180 could have been

00:19:28.800 50 million

00:19:29.400 it could have

00:19:29.980 but it wasn't

00:19:30.640 I think it was

00:19:31.180 probably more

00:19:31.500 closer to 20

00:19:32.220 yeah

00:19:32.780 but it wasn't 50

00:19:33.780 we don't think

00:19:34.760 it might have been 50

00:19:35.480 it wasn't 500 million

00:19:37.840 though

00:19:38.100 that we know

00:19:39.020 not every person

00:19:40.480 in Mexico

00:19:41.160 and Central and South America

00:19:42.580 emptied out of those

00:19:43.580 countries

00:19:43.860 right

00:19:44.040 like if you

00:19:44.520 if you go to Chile

00:19:45.620 right now

00:19:46.060 there's still people

00:19:46.660 there's still people

00:19:47.360 they're not here yet

00:19:48.260 I mean they probably

00:19:49.100 will be soon

00:19:49.780 but they're not

00:19:50.380 but they're not yet

00:19:51.040 they're not yet

00:19:51.520 they're still

00:19:52.060 residents of Chile

00:19:53.240 it's been a tough

00:19:54.120 crackdown

00:19:54.600 it has been

00:19:55.380 and this idea

00:19:57.140 that you know

00:19:57.680 they're tough

00:19:58.120 on all these things

00:19:58.700 and and suddenly

00:19:59.840 have found themselves

00:20:00.660 in the position

00:20:01.420 after three and a half

00:20:02.700 years of doing nothing

00:20:03.580 to all of a sudden

00:20:04.280 find the popular

00:20:05.040 position on the border

00:20:05.940 is not real

00:20:07.280 so and and that's

00:20:09.160 part of the charm

00:20:10.100 of being able

00:20:11.360 to leak these things

00:20:12.500 through your campaign

00:20:13.280 officials

00:20:13.700 because your base

00:20:14.640 never hears you

00:20:15.340 say them

00:20:15.780 they don't

00:20:16.640 you know

00:20:17.120 right

00:20:17.460 that your base

00:20:18.180 never has you

00:20:19.020 on record

00:20:19.660 saying

00:20:20.700 well actually

00:20:21.940 we don't want

00:20:22.740 illegal immigrants

00:20:23.440 here

00:20:23.760 instead they have

00:20:26.080 her on on record

00:20:27.800 saying the opposite

00:20:28.660 and we as the

00:20:30.140 American people

00:20:30.660 are just supposed

00:20:31.120 to believe

00:20:31.640 the more popular

00:20:32.300 thing

00:20:32.640 so that is a

00:20:33.600 two-track process

00:20:34.420 maybe she's right

00:20:35.240 on that

00:20:35.600 I doubt that's

00:20:37.060 where that interview

00:20:37.560 went and she

00:20:38.160 explained it that way

00:20:39.020 but that would

00:20:40.160 be accurate

00:20:40.740 it is stunning

00:20:42.180 though to me

00:20:42.820 that they've been

00:20:43.800 able to you know

00:20:44.900 get away with this

00:20:45.740 so far

00:20:46.640 I mean it looks

00:20:47.620 like people are

00:20:49.320 liking her better

00:20:50.420 than they did

00:20:51.040 before

00:20:51.500 yeah

00:20:51.940 I mean this has

00:20:53.120 worked so far

00:20:53.800 it's been a positive

00:20:54.580 it's been a good

00:20:55.360 launch

00:20:56.160 and not

00:20:57.000 not because she's

00:20:58.200 done anything

00:20:58.760 to deserve it

00:20:59.700 it's just

00:21:00.800 not a single thing

00:21:01.960 right it's been

00:21:02.500 one of those things

00:21:03.020 where she's just

00:21:03.620 been handed this

00:21:04.560 by the media

00:21:05.140 and that is

00:21:06.340 frustrating

00:21:06.940 but also

00:21:08.000 I don't know

00:21:08.940 maybe there's a

00:21:09.440 couple of cracks

00:21:10.120 have you

00:21:11.480 like have you

00:21:12.380 we'll come back

00:21:14.000 on the other side

00:21:14.580 with a clip

00:21:15.240 from CNN

00:21:15.840 where they're

00:21:17.500 starting to ask

00:21:18.100 some questions

00:21:18.800 is this the

00:21:19.180 Jim Acosta

00:21:19.700 yeah Acosta

00:21:20.420 yeah that's right

00:21:21.460 and again

00:21:22.340 Jim Acosta

00:21:23.040 is a close

00:21:24.460 close friend

00:21:25.400 of all things

00:21:26.200 liberal

00:21:26.540 right like

00:21:27.100 he adores

00:21:28.200 and he hates

00:21:29.560 Donald Trump's guts

00:21:30.920 oh my god

00:21:31.540 hates him

00:21:32.720 yes

00:21:33.060 maybe more so

00:21:33.760 than anybody else

00:21:34.540 in the media

00:21:34.960 right

00:21:35.380 even Jake Tapper

00:21:36.800 I mean

00:21:37.240 oh yeah

00:21:37.720 he hates his guts

00:21:38.820 he does

00:21:39.240 I think he hates

00:21:39.960 him more

00:21:40.200 and he built

00:21:41.300 his entire

00:21:41.920 persona on

00:21:43.160 the idea

00:21:43.960 that he hates

00:21:44.420 Donald Trump

00:21:44.940 and yet he had

00:21:45.960 a Kamala Harris

00:21:46.600 spokesperson on

00:21:47.260 yesterday

00:21:47.500 and even he's

00:21:48.300 like all right

00:21:49.200 come on

00:21:50.160 yeah

00:21:50.480 it's palpable

00:21:52.340 give us something

00:21:53.220 yeah

00:21:53.520 like he wants

00:21:54.240 to be there

00:21:54.860 to defend you

00:21:55.540 right

00:21:56.040 he wants to

00:21:57.000 be there to

00:21:57.320 defend you

00:21:57.620 he wants to

00:21:58.120 be able to

00:21:58.420 say well

00:21:58.740 that's not

00:21:59.260 true

00:21:59.520 she did

00:21:59.920 that one

00:22:00.300 press conference

00:22:00.960 where we

00:22:01.360 she asked

00:22:01.860 where I asked

00:22:02.700 her a bunch

00:22:03.040 of tough

00:22:03.300 questions

00:22:03.600 even if they

00:22:03.980 were very

00:22:04.300 easy questions

00:22:04.900 they want to

00:22:05.220 have some

00:22:05.660 argument

00:22:06.080 to bring to

00:22:06.500 the people

00:22:06.860 but they don't

00:22:08.820 them off

00:22:09.140 because you

00:22:10.060 won't answer

00:22:10.740 any questions

00:22:11.540 by them

00:22:11.940 that you're

00:22:12.240 not allowing

00:22:12.920 them to do

00:22:13.540 the job

00:22:14.020 they think

00:22:14.500 they should

00:22:15.080 be doing

00:22:15.540 and that's

00:22:16.160 defending you

00:22:16.860 yeah

00:22:17.120 right

00:22:17.520 so

00:22:18.260 and they're

00:22:18.540 hitting the

00:22:18.820 wall on that

00:22:19.300 and that is

00:22:20.100 I don't think

00:22:22.500 they can run

00:22:23.000 out the clock

00:22:23.500 till November

00:22:24.540 can they

00:22:25.180 I just can't

00:22:26.380 believe that

00:22:27.100 but I hope

00:22:27.720 not

00:22:28.040 maybe that's

00:22:28.720 the country

00:22:29.000 we live in

00:22:30.000 888-727-BECK

00:22:32.620 it's Pat and

00:22:33.240 Stu for Glenn

00:22:33.720 today

00:22:38.820 well tragically

00:22:46.400 we face an

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00:22:50.320 we who value

00:22:51.660 human life

00:22:52.400 are asked

00:22:53.000 no longer

00:22:53.480 to accept

00:22:54.020 safe legal

00:22:54.720 and rare

00:22:55.180 we're asked

00:22:56.220 to accept

00:22:56.940 shout your

00:22:57.500 abortion

00:22:57.940 but miracles

00:22:59.240 do happen

00:22:59.720 every single

00:23:00.160 day

00:23:00.340 and sometimes

00:23:00.860 they happen

00:23:01.460 in ways

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00:24:18.600 727

00:24:19.440 beck

00:24:20.260 you were

00:24:22.560 talking about

00:24:23.080 the jim acosta

00:24:24.580 interview with

00:24:25.280 one of the

00:24:26.160 campaign spokespeople

00:24:27.100 for kamala

00:24:27.760 pretty interesting

00:24:29.000 because i think

00:24:30.820 even cnn's

00:24:31.620 getting a bit

00:24:32.220 frustrated now

00:24:33.100 and it's important

00:24:33.640 to understand

00:24:34.040 why they're

00:24:34.480 getting frustrated

00:24:35.000 by the way

00:24:35.320 jeff fisher

00:24:35.780 of chew in the fat

00:24:36.900 with jeff fisher

00:24:37.360 joins us

00:24:37.880 welcome jeffy

00:24:39.320 you know

00:24:40.300 it's important

00:24:41.460 to understand

00:24:41.800 why acosta's

00:24:43.240 angry here

00:24:44.040 he's angry

00:24:44.940 because he's

00:24:45.500 making acosta's

00:24:47.040 job

00:24:47.400 the campaign

00:24:48.220 is making

00:24:48.600 acosta's job

00:24:49.480 difficult

00:24:49.840 and the job

00:24:50.620 he sees

00:24:51.420 as his job

00:24:52.380 is making

00:24:52.960 kamala harris

00:24:53.560 win

00:24:53.860 yeah

00:24:54.220 it affects him

00:24:54.920 it affects him

00:24:56.040 he has to go out

00:24:56.960 there it's a hard

00:24:57.660 it's not one of

00:24:59.000 these arguments

00:24:59.400 that donald trump

00:25:00.140 is making this

00:25:00.680 crazy conspiracy

00:25:02.120 theory argument

00:25:02.860 it's obvious

00:25:03.760 she really is

00:25:04.920 not taking

00:25:05.580 questions

00:25:06.060 she really is

00:25:07.340 not running

00:25:07.840 a normal campaign

00:25:08.740 yeah

00:25:09.080 no way

00:25:09.460 she really is

00:25:10.600 avoiding the media

00:25:11.520 in any possibility

00:25:12.580 and she really is

00:25:14.060 making them work

00:25:15.000 for their

00:25:15.340 multi-million dollar

00:25:16.240 salary

00:25:16.720 yeah

00:25:17.100 yeah they have to

00:25:17.920 try a little bit

00:25:19.400 harder

00:25:19.660 than they normally

00:25:20.580 do

00:25:20.840 her mouthpiece

00:25:21.760 yes

00:25:22.100 right

00:25:22.680 and they want

00:25:23.700 to be her

00:25:24.200 mouthpiece

00:25:24.580 yes

00:25:24.980 give us something

00:25:26.060 anything

00:25:26.520 help me

00:25:27.520 help you

00:25:28.400 it's the old

00:25:29.260 Tom Cruise

00:25:29.880 thing

00:25:30.320 it's like

00:25:30.760 help me

00:25:31.820 I'm trying

00:25:32.520 to help

00:25:33.000 help me

00:25:34.040 help you

00:25:34.800 it's amazing

00:25:35.640 to me that

00:25:36.120 she hasn't

00:25:36.900 had

00:25:37.360 one interview

00:25:39.980 just one

00:25:40.660 she could lay

00:25:41.460 the groundwork

00:25:42.060 I can't believe

00:25:42.800 she could make

00:25:43.480 a call

00:25:43.840 right now

00:25:44.400 today

00:25:44.740 and say

00:25:45.320 hey

00:25:46.460 you know

00:25:47.620 I want

00:25:48.120 this person

00:25:48.840 and this network

00:25:49.900 and these are

00:25:50.440 the questions

00:25:50.960 and these are

00:25:51.480 my answers

00:25:52.040 and I want

00:25:52.620 full editorial

00:25:53.340 process at the end

00:25:54.360 can we do that

00:25:55.520 in 15 minutes

00:25:56.200 the trucks

00:25:57.360 would be out

00:25:57.680 in front of

00:25:58.040 you know

00:25:58.280 what Rachel

00:25:58.740 Maddow

00:25:59.100 would say

00:26:00.040 to that

00:26:00.380 she'd say

00:26:00.900 what plane

00:26:01.940 should I be on

00:26:02.800 to get there

00:26:03.260 we could be there

00:26:03.740 where do you need

00:26:04.340 me to be

00:26:04.840 to make that

00:26:05.380 happen

00:26:05.720 exactly

00:26:06.240 they would

00:26:06.900 they would

00:26:07.260 approve

00:26:07.680 of that

00:26:08.040 in a second

00:26:08.420 we remember

00:26:08.900 this with

00:26:09.260 Biden

00:26:09.600 remember

00:26:10.140 Biden

00:26:10.560 after he

00:26:11.540 was having

00:26:11.860 he had

00:26:12.140 the bad

00:26:12.420 debate

00:26:12.740 they were

00:26:13.260 talking about

00:26:13.720 him maybe

00:26:14.180 dropping out

00:26:14.880 all right

00:26:15.320 and he had

00:26:15.760 those campaign

00:26:16.380 he had those

00:26:16.820 events

00:26:17.080 he did a couple

00:26:17.900 of radio

00:26:18.380 interviews

00:26:18.800 and all

00:26:19.660 which were

00:26:20.000 terrible

00:26:20.500 they were terrible

00:26:21.180 but they were

00:26:21.520 all scripted

00:26:22.040 but they were

00:26:22.380 all scripted

00:26:22.960 he knew what

00:26:23.400 all the questions

00:26:23.900 were in advance

00:26:24.520 and eventually

00:26:25.000 they admitted

00:26:25.680 that these

00:26:26.040 poor radio

00:26:26.760 hosts got

00:26:27.280 fired for

00:26:28.020 it which is

00:26:28.360 like

00:26:28.600 shouldn't this

00:26:29.580 be more of

00:26:30.000 a campaign

00:26:30.540 issue

00:26:30.920 an American

00:26:31.940 issue than

00:26:32.380 these poor

00:26:32.780 radio hosts

00:26:33.420 but they went

00:26:34.160 along with it

00:26:34.700 they wanted

00:26:35.160 to have the

00:26:35.600 president on

00:26:36.200 so they went

00:26:36.620 along with it

00:26:37.180 and I think

00:26:38.420 that's where

00:26:38.740 we are with

00:26:39.160 Kamala Harris

00:26:39.680 now right

00:26:40.320 like where

00:26:40.900 yeah

00:26:41.500 she I mean

00:26:42.440 she could go

00:26:43.380 on with Rachel

00:26:43.920 Maddow

00:26:44.260 and every question

00:26:45.340 will be

00:26:45.980 how did you

00:26:47.020 get to be

00:26:47.480 so awesome

00:26:48.120 like there's

00:26:49.120 not right

00:26:49.520 she doesn't even

00:26:50.400 need to do

00:26:51.520 an interview

00:26:52.200 with somebody

00:26:52.700 difficult

00:26:53.240 that's going

00:26:53.580 to ask a tough

00:26:54.120 question

00:26:54.420 no way

00:26:54.880 and she's too

00:26:56.160 scared to do

00:26:56.620 that

00:26:56.880 I don't know

00:26:57.780 if it's the

00:26:58.100 campaign or her

00:26:58.920 I mean she's

00:27:00.240 terrible right

00:27:01.120 and she can't

00:27:01.900 do anything

00:27:02.320 comfortable

00:27:02.900 you know

00:27:03.660 if we were

00:27:04.020 talking this

00:27:04.500 morning

00:27:04.840 I'm Pat

00:27:06.200 Gray Unleashed

00:27:06.720 that if she

00:27:08.580 were to go

00:27:08.940 on The View

00:27:09.540 that's too

00:27:10.220 comfortable

00:27:10.700 you know

00:27:11.520 I know

00:27:12.040 that it's

00:27:12.480 all friendly

00:27:13.380 but she

00:27:14.400 would get

00:27:14.660 the cackling

00:27:15.360 and they'd

00:27:15.880 be the girls

00:27:17.100 club

00:27:17.500 and she can't

00:27:18.660 really do that

00:27:19.260 because that

00:27:20.180 makes it even

00:27:20.780 more of a

00:27:21.280 nightmare

00:27:22.240 for just

00:27:23.020 cackling

00:27:23.500 pretty telling

00:27:24.560 though that

00:27:24.940 she won't

00:27:25.360 even do

00:27:25.780 that

00:27:26.280 yeah

00:27:26.740 that's

00:27:27.240 pretty

00:27:27.480 amazing

00:27:27.940 that's

00:27:28.180 true

00:27:28.400 I think

00:27:29.000 The View

00:27:29.680 is an

00:27:29.980 interesting

00:27:30.360 one

00:27:30.720 because

00:27:31.460 the problem

00:27:32.860 with The View

00:27:33.560 is the hosts

00:27:34.480 are really

00:27:35.080 dumb

00:27:35.640 well

00:27:36.340 Kamala's

00:27:37.360 I don't know

00:27:38.060 if you know

00:27:38.360 that she's

00:27:38.800 not the

00:27:39.060 brightest bulb

00:27:39.960 in the box

00:27:40.800 but they

00:27:41.220 don't know

00:27:42.120 what lines

00:27:43.780 to walk

00:27:44.580 to not ruin

00:27:45.400 her campaign

00:27:46.040 they're too

00:27:46.840 stupid

00:27:47.360 to understand

00:27:48.320 they shouldn't

00:27:49.400 ask about

00:27:49.940 Medicare for

00:27:50.680 all or

00:27:51.100 something

00:27:51.400 right

00:27:51.660 like

00:27:51.840 they might

00:27:52.220 just

00:27:52.420 blur it out

00:27:52.920 because they

00:27:53.500 think that's

00:27:53.860 great

00:27:54.000 now Rachel

00:27:55.240 Maddow

00:27:55.540 also thinks

00:27:56.160 that but

00:27:56.480 she's smart

00:27:57.020 enough to

00:27:57.380 know it

00:27:57.760 would hurt

00:27:58.100 her campaign

00:27:58.940 so she

00:27:59.320 wouldn't ask

00:27:59.800 about it

00:28:00.220 right like

00:28:00.980 there is

00:28:02.060 it's a little

00:28:02.680 bit of an

00:28:03.000 uncontrolled

00:28:03.460 environment

00:28:03.840 it's like

00:28:04.160 you're just

00:28:04.440 going into

00:28:04.900 a room

00:28:05.200 of you know

00:28:06.060 babbling

00:28:06.680 morons

00:28:07.700 and they

00:28:08.740 might just

00:28:09.240 say something

00:28:09.820 that hurts

00:28:10.280 you

00:28:10.920 that should

00:28:11.260 be the name

00:28:11.620 of the show

00:28:12.000 in fact

00:28:12.360 the babbling

00:28:12.980 morons

00:28:13.560 it would be

00:28:13.900 more descriptive

00:28:14.440 would it

00:28:16.260 still be

00:28:16.620 under the

00:28:16.980 ABC news

00:28:17.920 banner

00:28:18.380 which is

00:28:19.780 incredible

00:28:20.240 the babbling

00:28:20.940 morons

00:28:21.600 of the

00:28:22.460 coven

00:28:22.840 it could be

00:28:23.860 called

00:28:24.080 that would

00:28:24.420 be great

00:28:24.880 just call it

00:28:27.700 the coven

00:28:28.020 we'll know

00:28:29.840 they're babbling

00:28:30.300 morons when

00:28:30.860 they start

00:28:31.140 speaking

00:28:31.580 let's listen

00:28:33.020 to this

00:28:33.420 Jim Acosta

00:28:34.160 clip

00:28:34.360 this is with

00:28:35.080 some campaign

00:28:36.960 spokesperson

00:28:37.460 I've never

00:28:37.920 seen before

00:28:38.480 but the

00:28:39.620 bottom line

00:28:40.220 is

00:28:40.540 listen to

00:28:41.700 Acosta

00:28:42.160 and listen

00:28:43.060 to his

00:28:43.540 approach

00:28:43.980 here

00:28:44.220 because

00:28:44.460 this is

00:28:44.740 not an

00:28:45.020 approach

00:28:45.260 where he's

00:28:45.560 like

00:28:45.680 I demand

00:28:46.520 an interview

00:28:47.020 it's not

00:28:47.500 that at all

00:28:48.160 it's very

00:28:48.840 friendly

00:28:49.260 listen

00:28:49.660 would it

00:28:51.360 kill you

00:28:51.680 guys to

00:28:52.040 have a press

00:28:52.460 conference

00:28:52.800 why hasn't

00:28:53.240 she had a press

00:28:53.760 conference

00:28:54.060 listen the

00:28:57.040 vice president

00:28:57.640 and governor

00:28:57.980 walls have

00:28:59.200 been busy

00:28:59.660 crisscrossing

00:29:00.220 this country

00:29:00.660 since the

00:29:01.620 launch of

00:29:01.920 this campaign

00:29:02.400 and adding

00:29:02.940 governor

00:29:03.540 walls to

00:29:04.020 the ticket

00:29:04.380 you saw

00:29:04.900 the ways

00:29:05.280 in which

00:29:05.680 they went

00:29:06.540 across the

00:29:07.600 battleground

00:29:08.000 states last

00:29:08.700 week

00:29:08.980 generating

00:29:09.780 rallies of

00:29:10.460 thousands

00:29:11.220 10,000

00:29:12.020 here

00:29:12.300 15,000

00:29:13.120 there

00:29:13.520 but

00:29:14.720 but Michael

00:29:15.240 you know

00:29:15.620 a campaign

00:29:16.080 rally is not

00:29:16.760 a press

00:29:17.040 conference

00:29:17.400 do you mind

00:29:19.140 if I cut

00:29:19.540 in

00:29:19.680 a campaign

00:29:20.780 rally is not

00:29:21.360 a press

00:29:21.640 conference

00:29:22.040 why hasn't

00:29:22.860 she had a

00:29:23.180 press

00:29:23.340 conference

00:29:23.620 she's the

00:29:24.000 vice president

00:29:24.500 she can

00:29:24.880 handle the

00:29:25.260 questions

00:29:25.600 why not

00:29:26.080 do it

00:29:26.700 no she

00:29:27.240 can't

00:29:27.720 that's

00:29:28.000 the problem

00:29:28.340 we absolutely

00:29:29.080 are going to

00:29:29.500 do it

00:29:29.740 you hear her

00:29:30.260 take questions

00:29:30.980 as she said

00:29:31.760 last week

00:29:33.860 we're going to be

00:29:34.620 having a sit down

00:29:35.260 interview here

00:29:35.780 before the end

00:29:36.340 of the month

00:29:36.780 what she's going

00:29:37.820 to be focused

00:29:38.280 on

00:29:38.600 is communicating

00:29:41.120 directly with

00:29:42.220 the voters

00:29:42.720 that are

00:29:42.980 actually going

00:29:43.280 to decide

00:29:43.700 the pathway

00:29:44.160 to 270

00:29:44.860 electoral votes

00:29:45.560 that's why

00:29:46.040 she

00:29:46.240 can you

00:29:46.440 commit to

00:29:46.840 a press

00:29:47.180 conference

00:29:47.440 this week

00:29:47.980 that's why

00:29:49.640 we're doing

00:29:49.980 a bus tour

00:29:50.640 in Pennsylvania

00:29:51.420 as we head

00:29:51.980 into Chicago

00:29:52.560 and it's why

00:29:53.400 we'll sit down

00:29:53.920 for an interview

00:29:54.340 before the end

00:29:54.860 of the month

00:29:55.500 to make sure

00:29:56.000 that we're going

00:29:56.240 to have a

00:29:56.500 conversation

00:29:57.020 about the

00:29:57.720 vision

00:29:58.040 that Kamala

00:29:58.800 Harris has

00:29:59.400 for where

00:29:59.720 she wants

00:30:00.000 to take

00:30:00.280 this country

00:30:00.720 in the

00:30:00.940 contrast

00:30:01.300 that we're

00:30:01.580 going to

00:30:01.720 have

00:30:01.920 with Donald

00:30:02.280 Trump

00:30:02.540 we're going

00:30:02.960 to have

00:30:03.140 plenty of

00:30:03.440 opportunities

00:30:03.800 to do

00:30:04.300 that

00:30:04.560 I don't

00:30:10.520 want to

00:30:11.220 belabor this

00:30:12.660 but one

00:30:13.040 interview

00:30:13.300 before the

00:30:13.700 end of the

00:30:13.980 month

00:30:14.140 that's

00:30:14.760 not a lot

00:30:16.000 can you

00:30:16.680 commit to

00:30:17.080 a press

00:30:17.420 conference

00:30:17.760 before the

00:30:18.200 end of the

00:30:18.460 month

00:30:18.620 we will

00:30:21.180 commit to

00:30:21.680 directly engage

00:30:22.660 with the

00:30:22.900 voters

00:30:23.140 that are

00:30:23.380 going to

00:30:23.760 decide

00:30:24.060 this election

00:30:24.560 and that

00:30:25.100 is going

00:30:25.320 to be

00:30:25.660 complete

00:30:26.340 with rallies

00:30:27.260 with sit

00:30:27.860 down

00:30:28.020 interviews

00:30:28.460 with press

00:30:29.260 conferences

00:30:29.740 with all

00:30:30.380 the digital

00:30:30.820 assets

00:30:31.120 they're going

00:30:33.200 to tweet

00:30:33.540 a lot

00:30:33.860 for you

00:30:34.280 that's

00:30:34.760 going

00:30:34.860 to

00:30:34.980 happen

00:30:35.380 wow

00:30:35.840 tiktok

00:30:36.480 instagram

00:30:37.040 amazing

00:30:38.220 now was

00:30:38.740 there a

00:30:39.120 big demand

00:30:39.920 that they

00:30:40.280 weren't doing

00:30:40.660 enough crisscrossing

00:30:41.560 was that

00:30:41.860 a thing

00:30:42.460 that is

00:30:44.060 their line

00:30:44.620 that is

00:30:45.240 we're crisscrossing

00:30:46.880 the united

00:30:47.360 states

00:30:47.680 what does that

00:30:48.300 have to do

00:30:48.740 with the

00:30:48.960 question

00:30:49.400 who cares

00:30:49.900 what geographical

00:30:51.260 patterns

00:30:51.980 you're going

00:30:52.420 in

00:30:52.540 we're talking

00:30:53.360 to the

00:30:53.740 american

00:30:54.000 people

00:30:54.380 we're out

00:30:55.160 there talking

00:30:55.540 to the

00:30:55.800 american

00:30:56.060 people

00:30:56.520 yeah

00:30:56.860 you're

00:30:57.480 talking

00:30:57.760 to the

00:30:57.960 american

00:30:58.100 people

00:30:58.320 without

00:30:58.520 any

00:30:58.740 questions

00:30:59.200 coming

00:30:59.600 from

00:31:00.020 the

00:31:00.240 american

00:31:00.580 people

00:31:00.980 it's

00:31:01.420 not like

00:31:01.640 she's

00:31:01.740 doing

00:31:01.860 town

00:31:04.280 interviews

00:31:04.720 and press

00:31:05.060 conferences

00:31:05.400 if she

00:31:05.760 was doing

00:31:06.060 town halls

00:31:06.580 and you

00:31:07.040 got some

00:31:07.320 unscripted

00:31:07.800 questions

00:31:08.160 that came

00:31:08.520 in and put

00:31:08.900 her in some

00:31:09.220 difficult

00:31:09.520 situations

00:31:10.120 maybe you

00:31:10.620 could excuse

00:31:11.060 it a little

00:31:11.380 bit

00:31:11.520 and when

00:31:12.660 are the

00:31:13.020 town halls

00:31:13.460 not scripted

00:31:14.200 right

00:31:14.700 they're always

00:31:15.240 scripted

00:31:15.640 when it comes

00:31:16.020 to the

00:31:16.260 democrats

00:31:16.700 now with

00:31:17.300 trump

00:31:17.620 he's always

00:31:18.020 getting crazy

00:31:18.540 questions

00:31:19.040 and he just

00:31:19.760 goes

00:31:19.960 yeah

00:31:20.720 it

00:31:21.200 that's an

00:31:22.320 amazing clip

00:31:22.820 because

00:31:23.060 it cost

00:31:23.420 i mean

00:31:23.960 he's almost

00:31:24.600 apologizing

00:31:25.580 for asking

00:31:26.140 the question

00:31:26.680 i'm so

00:31:29.920 sorry

00:31:30.340 i gotta bring

00:31:30.980 this

00:31:31.160 i know

00:31:31.640 it's annoying

00:31:32.320 but like

00:31:33.080 can you

00:31:33.360 kill you

00:31:33.860 that is

00:31:34.380 do a

00:31:34.920 press

00:31:35.180 conference

00:31:35.580 just do

00:31:36.200 one

00:31:36.440 make my

00:31:36.860 life a

00:31:37.240 little

00:31:37.400 easier

00:31:37.680 and just

00:31:38.260 do a

00:31:38.620 press

00:31:38.820 conference

00:31:39.120 so i

00:31:39.420 can say

00:31:39.820 that to

00:31:40.180 everybody

00:31:40.560 how many

00:31:40.960 press

00:31:41.200 like

00:31:41.460 that's

00:31:42.180 still

00:31:42.420 gonna

00:31:42.620 report

00:31:43.160 that

00:31:43.460 she's

00:31:43.840 great

00:31:44.260 yeah

00:31:44.680 i know

00:31:45.300 it's like

00:31:45.820 it really

00:31:46.560 is the

00:31:46.920 plea

00:31:47.220 like we're

00:31:48.120 still going

00:31:49.000 to cover

00:31:49.500 for you

00:31:50.000 don't you

00:31:50.440 understand

00:31:50.840 that

00:31:51.240 give us

00:31:51.920 a press

00:31:52.280 conference

00:31:52.700 the questions

00:31:53.820 won't be

00:31:54.360 hard

00:31:54.780 we're the

00:31:55.560 ones asking

00:31:56.140 them

00:31:56.360 you're going

00:31:56.840 to pick

00:31:57.200 the people

00:31:57.660 asking the

00:31:58.140 questions

00:31:58.460 just pick

00:31:58.860 us

00:31:59.180 and we'll

00:31:59.760 ask good

00:32:00.140 questions

00:32:00.500 easy ones

00:32:01.100 hey i mean

00:32:02.560 i guess

00:32:02.900 we'll even

00:32:03.240 submit the

00:32:03.840 questions like

00:32:04.420 we always do

00:32:05.320 ahead of time

00:32:06.340 and you can

00:32:06.700 think about it

00:32:07.520 for days

00:32:07.800 we'll even ask

00:32:07.980 the questions

00:32:08.440 that you send

00:32:09.280 us

00:32:09.660 we don't have to

00:32:10.960 submit anything

00:32:11.660 just tell us

00:32:12.600 what we need to

00:32:13.180 ask

00:32:13.480 right

00:32:13.840 we'll ask you

00:32:14.660 whatever you

00:32:15.360 want

00:32:15.840 but we have

00:32:16.740 to be able

00:32:17.160 to have some

00:32:17.840 argument to go

00:32:18.580 back to the

00:32:19.040 american people

00:32:19.580 with that's

00:32:20.000 all he wants

00:32:20.560 and that's it

00:32:21.460 and the fact

00:32:22.160 that she can't

00:32:23.300 do that

00:32:23.720 and hasn't done

00:32:24.600 that yet

00:32:25.140 crisscrossing

00:32:26.640 the nation

00:32:27.080 so busily

00:32:27.960 i love that

00:32:28.680 it's really

00:32:29.180 telling

00:32:29.660 it is

00:32:30.180 it shows

00:32:30.880 how bad

00:32:31.780 a candidate

00:32:32.280 she is

00:32:32.900 and this is

00:32:33.380 why she

00:32:34.500 lost so

00:32:35.420 quickly when

00:32:36.180 she ran

00:32:36.700 in the first

00:32:37.200 place in

00:32:37.720 2019

00:32:38.260 yeah

00:32:38.900 she was the

00:32:39.740 first one

00:32:40.320 out she

00:32:40.840 didn't even

00:32:41.240 make it to

00:32:41.820 the primary

00:32:42.480 she was so

00:32:43.140 bad

00:32:43.500 didn't even

00:32:43.860 make it to

00:32:44.180 iowa

00:32:44.440 and she

00:32:44.860 did have

00:32:45.340 a couple

00:32:45.580 moments

00:32:46.020 there

00:32:46.220 i mean

00:32:46.400 she was

00:32:46.720 up at

00:32:47.100 13 14

00:32:47.900 percent

00:32:48.360 in the

00:32:48.700 polls

00:32:48.960 which was

00:32:49.340 good enough

00:32:49.660 for second

00:32:50.040 or third

00:32:50.480 at one

00:32:51.600 point

00:32:51.920 after she

00:32:52.380 had that

00:32:52.740 one debate

00:32:53.180 where she

00:32:53.460 called joe

00:32:53.940 biden a

00:32:54.320 racist

00:32:54.600 and that

00:32:54.980 worked

00:32:55.160 pretty well

00:32:55.580 oh yeah

00:32:55.920 people really

00:32:56.300 believed that

00:32:56.900 uh and he

00:32:57.840 they should

00:32:58.760 they are right

00:32:59.300 on that

00:32:59.540 because he is

00:33:00.060 yeah

00:33:00.320 um but i

00:33:01.720 thought that

00:33:02.160 that is

00:33:02.600 you know

00:33:03.460 it's interesting

00:33:04.260 though and

00:33:04.720 let me ask

00:33:05.640 you this

00:33:05.880 from you

00:33:06.820 from a

00:33:07.460 campaign

00:33:07.860 management

00:33:08.440 perspective

00:33:09.240 aren't they

00:33:10.660 doing the

00:33:10.880 right thing

00:33:11.220 like if

00:33:12.360 you if

00:33:12.760 your goal

00:33:13.180 right now

00:33:13.640 was to

00:33:14.060 get kamala

00:33:14.540 harris

00:33:14.840 into the

00:33:15.180 white house

00:33:15.500 which i

00:33:15.820 know it

00:33:16.160 is not

00:33:16.660 but if

00:33:17.220 it was

00:33:17.740 would you

00:33:19.200 change

00:33:19.600 anything

00:33:19.940 about this

00:33:20.360 approach

00:33:20.620 right now

00:33:20.940 probably

00:33:21.300 not

00:33:21.620 no i

00:33:22.080 think the

00:33:22.360 less the

00:33:22.760 better

00:33:23.020 i think

00:33:23.580 less is

00:33:23.980 more

00:33:24.240 i mean

00:33:24.420 that that's

00:33:25.000 the that's

00:33:25.600 the that

00:33:26.320 just flipped

00:33:26.880 joe biden

00:33:27.820 in his

00:33:28.100 basement

00:33:28.420 it worked

00:33:28.860 for him

00:33:29.340 in 2020

00:33:30.500 it worked

00:33:31.400 for him

00:33:31.700 it's working

00:33:32.340 for her

00:33:33.120 she's gone

00:33:34.000 from a

00:33:34.580 30 something

00:33:35.540 percent approval

00:33:36.220 rating

00:33:36.580 she's now

00:33:37.360 leading the

00:33:38.080 race in a

00:33:38.500 lot of

00:33:38.680 these polls

00:33:39.100 she's

00:33:40.200 totally

00:33:40.660 at the

00:33:41.560 very least

00:33:42.260 has removed

00:33:43.140 all of the

00:33:44.280 debate

00:33:44.740 post debate

00:33:45.960 uh sink

00:33:47.340 of

00:33:48.000 depression

00:33:49.440 canyon

00:33:50.980 of joe biden

00:33:52.220 at the

00:33:52.580 very least

00:33:53.180 she doesn't

00:33:53.740 have the

00:33:54.060 dementia

00:33:54.420 issue

00:33:54.880 she doesn't

00:33:55.360 have that

00:33:55.600 that was

00:33:56.000 a big

00:33:56.320 thing

00:33:56.720 she wipes

00:33:57.360 that off

00:33:57.640 the table

00:33:58.000 but she

00:33:58.480 does have

00:33:58.940 the uh

00:33:59.820 the dumb

00:34:00.280 issue

00:34:00.640 she does

00:34:01.280 she does

00:34:01.700 but this

00:34:02.300 is what

00:34:02.520 i'm saying

00:34:02.920 they're not

00:34:04.100 showing that

00:34:04.600 part of her

00:34:05.080 right

00:34:05.400 right like

00:34:06.460 what what

00:34:07.200 the part

00:34:07.640 the part

00:34:08.580 of kamala

00:34:09.260 harris

00:34:09.400 she comes

00:34:10.440 out at her

00:34:10.880 little when

00:34:11.400 she crisp

00:34:11.920 when she's

00:34:12.380 crisscrossing

00:34:13.080 america

00:34:13.560 uh she

00:34:14.480 comes out

00:34:14.900 and reads

00:34:15.240 the same

00:34:15.600 script

00:34:15.980 stick to

00:34:16.540 it you

00:34:16.740 can tell

00:34:17.120 she works

00:34:17.700 hard man

00:34:18.700 no laughing

00:34:19.500 no it's

00:34:21.000 serious she

00:34:21.580 doesn't know

00:34:21.920 how to

00:34:22.140 handle the

00:34:22.500 protesters

00:34:23.060 she just

00:34:23.940 wants to

00:34:24.280 read her

00:34:24.580 script and

00:34:25.120 walk away

00:34:25.760 yep and

00:34:26.900 she seems

00:34:28.300 to because i

00:34:29.080 can criticize

00:34:29.540 her intelligence

00:34:30.400 like anybody

00:34:31.140 else but she

00:34:31.760 seems to be

00:34:32.840 smart enough

00:34:33.720 to realize

00:34:34.920 america won't

00:34:36.140 like her if

00:34:36.900 she speaks too

00:34:37.520 much well

00:34:37.960 they already

00:34:38.640 they've proven

00:34:39.840 that

00:34:40.160 they've proven

00:34:40.660 it and she

00:34:41.220 but like it's

00:34:42.060 a hard lesson

00:34:42.600 to learn right

00:34:43.260 it was a hard

00:34:43.840 lesson for biden

00:34:44.500 to learn when

00:34:45.460 people kept

00:34:45.940 saying he was

00:34:46.440 too old he

00:34:46.940 kept denying

00:34:47.420 it and denying

00:34:47.920 it and denying

00:34:48.280 it and said

00:34:48.460 just watch me

00:34:49.480 over and over

00:34:50.180 and over again

00:34:50.580 and they did

00:34:51.500 and he lost

00:34:52.420 right she's

00:34:54.040 smart enough

00:34:54.480 to look at

00:34:54.880 this and say

00:34:55.220 i i tried

00:34:56.400 this last time

00:34:57.100 people did not

00:34:57.860 enjoy me very

00:34:58.700 much as a

00:34:59.860 vice president i

00:35:00.660 came out and

00:35:01.380 spoke from time

00:35:02.560 to time and

00:35:03.420 was the most the

00:35:04.320 least popular

00:35:05.020 vice president in

00:35:05.780 american history

00:35:06.380 people don't like

00:35:07.340 me so i mean

00:35:08.440 in some ways

00:35:09.620 you give them

00:35:10.540 credit from a

00:35:11.180 strategy perspective

00:35:12.040 of understanding

00:35:12.860 that like they

00:35:13.600 have a candidate

00:35:14.140 people don't

00:35:14.740 like and the

00:35:15.840 more you can

00:35:16.320 hide her the

00:35:16.800 better and

00:35:17.640 until until the

00:35:18.540 press gets

00:35:19.000 that level

00:35:19.940 and more

00:35:21.240 all over the

00:35:22.140 place demanding

00:35:22.880 this happens

00:35:23.600 it's not gonna

00:35:24.480 happen

00:35:24.740 i'm surprised

00:35:25.040 her press

00:35:25.680 is uh

00:35:26.600 starting to

00:35:27.300 get mad

00:35:27.760 they should

00:35:28.200 they if

00:35:29.360 you look at

00:35:30.000 it like that

00:35:30.700 like they're

00:35:31.280 doing it on

00:35:31.800 purpose this

00:35:32.340 is her deal

00:35:32.900 other than

00:35:33.560 just wanting

00:35:34.040 her to shut

00:35:34.640 up and

00:35:35.060 not make a

00:35:36.140 mistake but

00:35:36.700 the press on

00:35:38.080 her side

00:35:38.500 they should

00:35:39.140 be you know

00:35:40.120 get their

00:35:40.460 morning facts

00:35:41.300 saying uh

00:35:42.340 look she's

00:35:44.140 not gonna do

00:35:44.660 any interviews

00:35:45.260 okay quit

00:35:46.420 asking her to

00:35:47.020 do interviews

00:35:47.520 blame it

00:35:48.480 blame it on

00:35:49.260 the conservative

00:35:49.920 reporters

00:35:50.680 yep because

00:35:51.620 she doesn't

00:35:52.060 the conservative

00:35:52.800 reporters are

00:35:53.380 just gonna

00:35:53.820 they're gonna

00:35:54.500 twist everything

00:35:55.180 she says into

00:35:56.060 lies and uh

00:35:57.900 that's why she's

00:35:58.580 not gonna do

00:35:59.000 these interviews

00:35:59.600 blame it on

00:36:00.060 racism blame

00:36:01.000 it on sexism

00:36:01.820 come up with

00:36:02.520 some reason why

00:36:03.300 she's not doing

00:36:03.980 it and just

00:36:04.740 keep writing it

00:36:05.320 out and the

00:36:05.900 only thing that

00:36:06.500 will change that

00:36:07.080 is like massive

00:36:08.200 public and media

00:36:09.480 demand i mean

00:36:10.620 think about it

00:36:11.340 think about it

00:36:11.860 from the um

00:36:12.720 the the republican

00:36:14.220 primary perspective

00:36:15.520 donald trump

00:36:16.220 didn't do any

00:36:16.640 of the debates

00:36:17.120 why he was

00:36:18.080 winning why

00:36:20.000 would he do

00:36:20.300 them yeah and

00:36:21.720 there were there

00:36:22.500 were calls for

00:36:23.180 him to come do

00:36:23.700 the debates hey

00:36:24.400 get in front

00:36:25.140 donald trump's

00:36:26.000 not gonna have

00:36:26.620 he's good at

00:36:27.360 debates he's

00:36:27.820 obviously had he

00:36:28.680 had the most

00:36:29.200 historic debate

00:36:30.340 victory in

00:36:30.960 american history

00:36:31.560 against joe

00:36:32.280 biden right he

00:36:33.340 could do debates

00:36:33.900 he might have

00:36:34.880 lost you know i

00:36:35.880 know a lot of

00:36:36.600 de santis supporters

00:36:37.720 were like hey

00:36:38.140 what the heck get

00:36:38.800 him out here and

00:36:39.600 there was a a

00:36:40.760 decent amount of

00:36:41.560 people saying that

00:36:42.300 but there wasn't

00:36:42.980 an overwhelming

00:36:43.580 demand

00:36:44.220 the race never

00:36:45.100 got close enough

00:36:45.960 for him to

00:36:46.600 justify it and

00:36:47.340 as long as she

00:36:48.060 continues to be

00:36:48.900 rising in the

00:36:49.800 polls why the

00:36:50.980 hell would she

00:36:51.420 change anything

00:36:51.980 she's already

00:36:52.580 anointed yes she's

00:36:53.960 been anointed by

00:36:54.620 the media they

00:36:55.140 won't they won't

00:36:55.980 demand anything out

00:36:56.820 of her that's

00:36:57.540 about as harsh

00:36:58.280 that acosta clip

00:36:59.060 is about as good

00:36:59.660 as it's been able

00:37:00.320 to get from

00:37:01.260 his conversation

00:37:02.580 with some

00:37:03.380 completely unknown

00:37:04.600 campaign spokesperson

00:37:05.540 where he's sort

00:37:07.060 never seen that

00:37:07.580 guy before

00:37:08.040 never seen him

00:37:08.720 before and he

00:37:10.120 sort of kind of

00:37:11.460 asks in a way

00:37:13.560 of like how

00:37:14.320 you'd ask your

00:37:14.940 best friend

00:37:15.720 dude you gotta

00:37:16.820 show up to the

00:37:17.380 gym I got I

00:37:18.220 got this I got

00:37:18.960 this membership

00:37:19.480 you gotta show up

00:37:20.240 with me every once

00:37:20.960 in a while it's

00:37:21.420 like that it is

00:37:22.620 you know it's

00:37:23.280 like I you told

00:37:24.100 me you were gonna

00:37:24.660 we're gonna get a

00:37:25.140 membership we're

00:37:25.520 gonna work out

00:37:25.980 together and you

00:37:26.480 never show up

00:37:27.120 you got it just

00:37:27.700 would it kill you

00:37:28.940 to show up one

00:37:29.600 Tuesday yeah I

00:37:30.520 can't do that

00:37:31.040 can't do that

00:37:31.620 sorry not coming to

00:37:32.620 the gym right

00:37:33.240 that's all that was

00:37:34.260 yeah it was like

00:37:35.020 best friends saying

00:37:36.800 hey you keep

00:37:37.900 I keep going to

00:37:39.080 the to the

00:37:39.520 corporate you

00:37:40.480 know happy hour

00:37:41.120 you never show

00:37:41.740 up you got

00:37:42.380 would it kill you

00:37:43.000 to show up one

00:37:43.660 time and kiss a

00:37:44.460 little butt to

00:37:44.980 the boss

00:37:45.440 888-727-BECK

00:37:48.080 more coming up

00:37:48.700 amazing right now

00:37:50.940 there are scammers

00:37:51.540 pretending to be

00:37:52.500 the Department of

00:37:53.380 Education stealing

00:37:54.620 information and

00:37:55.520 money from people

00:37:56.380 while pretending to

00:37:57.260 forgive their

00:37:57.760 student loans now

00:37:58.560 I will say the

00:37:59.080 Department of

00:37:59.480 Education is already

00:38:00.300 stealing money from

00:38:01.200 you but they

00:38:01.660 admit it now it's

00:38:03.440 getting to the point

00:38:03.900 where you really

00:38:04.280 can't tell where

00:38:05.080 cyber criminals end

00:38:06.040 and legitimate

00:38:06.600 members of the

00:38:07.300 government even

00:38:07.980 begin and I can

00:38:09.640 think of no better

00:38:10.220 reason to get

00:38:10.720 lifelock wasn't

00:38:11.280 there a story

00:38:11.640 yesterday that all

00:38:13.020 social security

00:38:14.220 numbers were stolen

00:38:15.200 don't worry about

00:38:15.740 all of them it's

00:38:16.340 fine everything's

00:38:16.920 hacked every

00:38:17.560 American information

00:38:18.560 don't worry about

00:38:19.640 it huh it's fine

00:38:20.540 might be a good

00:38:21.000 day to go get

00:38:22.100 lifelock yeah it

00:38:22.720 might be might be

00:38:23.520 that's what they

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00:38:25.300 should take care of

00:38:26.020 you yeah that's

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00:38:40.880 you're listening to

00:38:43.280 the swinging sounds

00:38:44.180 of Glenn Beck

00:38:44.920 sit tight boys and

00:38:46.500 girls we'll be right

00:38:47.400 back after these

00:38:48.240 messages

00:38:48.880 Pat and Stu for Glenn

00:39:05.040 today and Jeffy joins

00:39:06.380 us um we had uh we

00:39:08.380 had Lee Greenwood on

00:39:09.840 my show uh this

00:39:11.760 morning yeah and pat

00:39:13.220 grand leashed on pat

00:39:14.240 grand leashed thank you

00:39:16.480 so much and and it

00:39:17.320 loves you

00:39:17.800 really yeah um so

00:39:20.240 uh he is the same

00:39:23.040 age almost exactly the

00:39:24.420 same age he's a little

00:39:25.320 about a month older

00:39:26.240 than Joe Biden

00:39:27.320 hmm they're both 81

00:39:28.740 years old but in dog

00:39:32.680 years Biden's like

00:39:35.400 356 and Lee Greenwood's

00:39:38.940 about 50 yeah I mean

00:39:40.440 the guy is sharp as

00:39:41.760 you as can be and

00:39:43.080 active and spry and

00:39:45.040 you know you still see

00:39:46.100 the life emanating

00:39:47.900 from him and you

00:39:48.680 still have a

00:39:49.040 conversation and he

00:39:50.240 can actually have

00:39:51.320 train of thought

00:39:52.300 stop he can actually

00:39:53.620 go to another thought

00:39:54.460 say words it's kind of

00:39:57.220 amazing and it's fine

00:39:59.200 I understand things

00:40:00.380 happen to people when

00:40:01.260 you age and something

00:40:02.900 has happened to Joe

00:40:04.800 Biden but he's still

00:40:06.320 occupying the White

00:40:07.320 House yeah I forget

00:40:08.400 about that we were just

00:40:09.240 talking about this up

00:40:09.920 there I was like oh

00:40:10.640 wait yeah he is still

00:40:11.520 president isn't he

00:40:12.340 right they didn't get

00:40:13.400 rid of him yeah I

00:40:14.860 mean they're getting

00:40:15.260 rid of him just made

00:40:16.200 him go away from the

00:40:17.340 campaign yeah no and

00:40:18.780 they're getting rid of

00:40:19.300 him obviously in in in

00:40:21.140 January at the very

00:40:22.800 latest I thought that

00:40:24.740 he'd already be gone to

00:40:25.680 be are you speculating

00:40:26.640 that that might happen

00:40:27.460 sooner I it let's just

00:40:29.400 say there's a situation

00:40:30.200 where Kamala is down by

00:40:32.580 five points like let's

00:40:34.220 say you know they have

00:40:34.880 this little boomlet here

00:40:36.180 with the Kamala launch and

00:40:37.380 then Trump takes control

00:40:38.280 of this again and it

00:40:38.940 starts to look like it

00:40:39.780 did back in you know

00:40:41.460 around the the debate

00:40:42.720 yeah if that were to

00:40:44.460 happen I think they

00:40:45.120 might say hey it's

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00:42:36.140 Harris oh I'm all a

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00:44:55.420 okay so uh kamala is going to

00:45:01.540 uh announce her economic agenda

00:45:04.280 today yeah is that possible a big

00:45:06.420 chunk of it now that this is not

00:45:07.580 her very original idea idea of not

00:45:10.160 taxing tips she came up she's

00:45:12.140 already announced that part of it

00:45:13.260 that is a central part of her belief

00:45:15.080 system always has been always has

00:45:17.800 from the beginning until trump stole

00:45:19.500 it from her yeah a couple of months

00:45:21.380 ago um and it's weird that he

00:45:24.480 announced it before she did when you

00:45:26.880 know he got it from her i think

00:45:28.760 there are spies yeah i think trump

00:45:30.320 has spies inside kamala's campaign

00:45:32.820 interesting and that is what's

00:45:35.000 happening okay um that's the only

00:45:37.080 thing i could possibly explain i i

00:45:39.900 played the the other day i played

00:45:41.380 the clip of trump from his uh

00:45:43.360 convention speech explaining his uh

00:45:46.840 how he came up with this policy and

00:45:48.760 it's like so donald trump it's

00:45:51.020 incredible like because you know

00:45:52.540 most of these guys you know they

00:45:53.820 shop it through you know white

00:45:55.000 paper at a think tank now he's like

00:45:58.040 i was at the restaurant at trump

00:46:00.440 tower and uh i was talking to this

00:46:02.260 waitress and she was like ah these

00:46:03.680 these taxes he said what about these

00:46:05.740 what if you didn't have taxes on

00:46:06.900 tips and she was like yeah that's

00:46:09.300 like the whole story what's wrong

00:46:10.420 with that that's america that's a

00:46:12.040 whole yeah that's america i mean it

00:46:13.620 is kind of incredible that's why i

00:46:14.940 like donald trump right there you

00:46:16.340 know that story is true i i actually

00:46:19.000 we we stayed at the trump uh tower

00:46:21.200 when i was out in vegas you know in

00:46:22.880 february and there's only one

00:46:24.900 restaurant there there's one

00:46:26.880 restaurant on the ground floor it's

00:46:28.220 it's it's like it's it's a different

00:46:29.840 hotel than a lot of those you know

00:46:31.160 big resorts there it doesn't have a

00:46:32.620 casino in it for example like it's all

00:46:34.460 it's like a little he said it was on

00:46:36.200 the strip it's near the strip uh it's

00:46:38.240 right you know it's like it's a

00:46:39.520 little bit of a walk to get to the

00:46:40.660 strip but like you know they have

00:46:42.140 those huge you know the aria and

00:46:43.940 mgm and the wind this are massive

00:46:46.260 hotels with like dozens and dozens

00:46:47.660 of restaurants there's only one

00:46:49.140 restaurant in that trump building

00:46:50.280 like i we need to send a report we

00:46:51.940 sent a reporter there to just talk

00:46:53.060 to the it's probably the best

00:46:54.400 restaurant it is it had some damn

00:46:56.600 good breakfast i will tell you it

00:46:58.000 had some damn good breakfast but i

00:46:59.620 mean it would be interesting to have

00:47:00.820 a reporter go there and just talk to

00:47:02.140 the waitresses because one of them

00:47:03.940 is definitely the person yeah one of

00:47:06.040 them is the person who he talked to

00:47:07.820 at breakfast and just was like hey

00:47:09.460 you know do you mind if i uh you

00:47:12.000 know just what about no taxes on tips

00:47:13.600 all right there now now both parties

00:47:15.580 agree like yeah started with it's

00:47:17.860 ground zero right there right there

00:47:19.720 can you imagine what the internal

00:47:21.440 polling is saying on that policy for

00:47:23.140 kamala to embarrassingly have to

00:47:25.200 adopt it in public 85 90 percent

00:47:27.780 gotta be against it yeah i mean you

00:47:31.160 can come look i think there's real

00:47:33.820 arguments to lower taxes on people uh

00:47:36.160 you know the tips thing it's a little

00:47:38.080 arbitrary like like the people in the

00:47:40.260 back of the house making the food

00:47:41.620 don't get the tax cut but the people

00:47:43.440 in the front like it's a little

00:47:44.760 arbitrary from an economic

00:47:46.360 perspective yeah i'd rather just have

00:47:48.040 it be a broad-based tax cut but again

00:47:50.060 that's not sexy and hopefully it'll be

00:47:51.660 that too i mean you could do both

00:47:53.700 sure you sure could i mean kamala is

00:47:55.700 certainly not going to she's going to

00:47:57.080 raise taxes on everybody including

00:47:59.120 corporations to 35 percent yep um and

00:48:02.920 the other thing she wanted to do was

00:48:04.660 raise capital gains taxes to

00:48:06.540 entry income tax rate uh oh yeah wait

00:48:10.340 okay so since i've already paid the

00:48:12.260 initial tax on that now i get to pay

00:48:13.980 the same tax on the double tax too oh

00:48:16.420 that's nice that's great

00:48:17.560 that's great i love that i love that

00:48:21.000 yeah it's a disaster well america the

00:48:23.680 good disaster the good thing though she's

00:48:25.500 not going to raise taxes on anyone who's

00:48:27.660 making less than four hundred thousand

00:48:29.060 dollars a year right and that is the

00:48:30.840 important thing you need to remember

00:48:32.080 yeah the only thing you need to

00:48:33.680 remember about her policies people now

00:48:35.340 of course even if that were true which

00:48:37.580 it is not still those people who are

00:48:40.980 making less than four hundred thousand

00:48:42.180 dollars have to pay the prices after

00:48:43.940 all for inflation so it's a right you've

00:48:46.320 been taxed one way or another it's a

00:48:48.840 matter of whether you recognize that

00:48:50.220 she's going to make a uh a big speech

00:48:52.860 today about lowering inflation and she's

00:48:56.540 had unfortunately no control over this

00:48:58.660 for multiple years you know it's not like

00:49:00.160 she's been in the white house she's had

00:49:01.800 no influence on policy she's got

00:49:03.660 nothing to do with joe biden right

00:49:05.700 nothing to do with this this this

00:49:07.640 failed president who's one of the

00:49:08.860 greatest presidents of all time it

00:49:09.920 should go on mount rushmore but also

00:49:10.840 failed so we have to change all of his

00:49:13.140 policies yes we did i mean how does

00:49:15.640 anybody fall for this i agree he should

00:49:17.500 go on the mount rushmore presidents

00:49:19.020 though the worst of all time yes worst

00:49:20.980 president of all time mount rush he'd

00:49:23.400 be on there he would he would be front

00:49:25.560 and center all right who else are we

00:49:28.040 putting on there we're putting

00:49:28.680 woodrow wilson on there obviously and

00:49:30.420 that's a you have to understand it's a

00:49:31.960 legal requirement for us to include

00:49:33.360 woodrow wilson in a conversation about

00:49:35.120 presidents here must be very prominent

00:49:36.780 yes but you've also got to have lbj oh

00:49:39.640 yes i'm glad you brought him up a lot of

00:49:41.840 people ignore him to be on that on there

00:49:43.860 for me 100 biden's on there that's three

00:49:46.020 if i have to i'll carve his face into it

00:49:48.640 myself

00:49:49.140 i've got a little extra time and uh between

00:49:54.160 like 11 in the morning and three o'clock

00:49:57.360 it the next morning i got some time to

00:50:00.440 be carving chisel away chisel away

00:50:02.920 it's just the way it's a stone yeah but

00:50:05.300 then i gotta be here for show prep and

00:50:06.780 that kind of thing but then i'm going

00:50:07.920 right back out right back to chiseling so

00:50:10.160 you got you got biden you got woodrow

00:50:13.340 wilson you got lbj who would be the

00:50:15.540 fourth and then the fourth uh you gotta

00:50:17.860 have biden sniffing somebody's hair it's

00:50:20.160 a tough one because you got fdr to

00:50:21.980 consider that's who i was thinking you've

00:50:23.940 got jimmy carter i was i was gonna say

00:50:26.280 carter that's a good one you've got

00:50:27.660 barack obama gotta include him thing is

00:50:30.180 jimmy carter still loved america i think

00:50:32.020 i believe jimmy carter still loved

00:50:34.380 america that's probably true he was

00:50:36.360 terrible yeah he was terrible but i believe

00:50:38.620 he still i think he was a patriot yeah i

00:50:40.660 do too and his was a problem of

00:50:42.200 incompetence more than anything else i mean

00:50:43.840 he had bad ideas too but he was really

00:50:45.820 bad at just bad just managing them and

00:50:48.880 doing the job where like woodrow

00:50:50.420 wilson was pretty good at doing the job

00:50:52.060 when he didn't have a stroke um he was

00:50:54.380 pretty good doing the job he just what

00:50:55.580 the things he was doing hurt the country

00:50:57.600 a lot i mean you can make that argument

00:50:59.020 with barack obama as well um i think you

00:51:01.580 could partially make that argument with

00:51:02.680 joe biden i mean i think if you look at

00:51:04.620 joe biden's presidency from a a liberal

00:51:08.720 perspective pretty good right i mean oh

00:51:12.520 from a liberal yeah like if you're a

00:51:14.320 hardcore progressive wanting to turn this

00:51:15.960 country towards socialism oh yes he's done

00:51:18.220 that yes he has this country done a lot

00:51:21.760 to destroy it i would argue that i don't

00:51:24.380 want the country turned toward socialism so

00:51:26.980 i think he's a terrible terrible president

00:51:29.400 but in the same way you'd look at woodrow

00:51:30.960 wilson and say okay well i mean i don't

00:51:33.580 think the results of his presidency were

00:51:35.160 good but you could still say he turned the

00:51:37.320 country away from uh a direction of

00:51:40.340 freedom and one of control yeah by the

00:51:42.980 central government yeah and he made those

00:51:44.500 arguments overtly and so did fdr yeah fdr

00:51:48.740 is a good one i mean there's probably

00:51:50.100 like you know those 1800s guys i lose i

00:51:52.240 lose track of mostly um but i mean you

00:51:54.400 can certainly go back to some of them

00:51:55.540 recency bias yeah for sure yeah uh and

00:51:58.040 you know you go back you basically have

00:51:59.060 the founders and recent guys that's that's

00:52:00.860 the way like people like john tyler just

00:52:03.740 sitting there like who the hell is that

00:52:06.220 wait a minute what about james buchanan he's

00:52:08.080 gonna be on yeah he's gonna be in there

00:52:10.000 probably would be in that conversation to

00:52:11.660 be on the mount rushmore of bad presidents

00:52:13.940 but like i don't know it just feels like

00:52:16.060 you're being lazy

00:52:16.740 james buchanan who even knows

00:52:19.040 right it's too long ago we recovered from

00:52:22.540 it so these guys have we though a little

00:52:25.880 bit yeah i think we did and then and then

00:52:28.160 we didn't and then we did again and then

00:52:30.800 we've come out of slums we're still paying

00:52:32.680 for jackson's mistakes right jackson's

00:52:34.860 another one glenn would certainly bring up

00:52:36.320 andrew jackson if he was he were here yes

00:52:38.840 he would there's a lot of names that

00:52:39.980 could go on there but it's hard to it's

00:52:41.380 hard for me to to knock any of those

00:52:45.920 other three off i i think between biden

00:52:48.900 uh woodrow wilson and lbj like i'm locked

00:52:52.900 in on those i've already chiseled me too

00:52:54.780 i don't know who that fourth one's gonna

00:52:56.660 be you're just gonna put a little candle

00:52:58.480 with like six or seven little heads on it

00:53:00.920 yeah yeah i think you gotta go barack

00:53:03.340 obama frankly the guy who fundamentally

00:53:05.700 transformed the united states of america

00:53:08.120 and set it up for biden to finish the job

00:53:10.620 that's again i i wonder if we're in to pay

00:53:13.420 for it by putting him on it because they'd

00:53:14.960 think oh my gosh we're honoring a barack

00:53:16.980 yeah that's true i will say i i wonder if

00:53:19.300 we're in recency bias too much by putting the

00:53:21.260 last two democratic presidents on there which

00:53:23.260 is i mean biden just seems i mean like but

00:53:26.380 look what's happened to america since them

00:53:28.620 it took since the two of them how long did it

00:53:30.680 take obama to go from well i can't just do

00:53:34.260 anything on the board i can't just make these

00:53:35.840 people citizens you know a daca that what

00:53:38.380 eventually became daca he denied that for about

00:53:42.640 six years he did before he actually did it if

00:53:45.100 my memory is correct like it took him a long

00:53:46.980 time to break the constitution to do it he

00:53:48.980 tried to convince people to in congress to do

00:53:51.160 it biden did like 10 of those things in three

00:53:54.500 years yeah you know between student loans and

00:53:57.440 and eviction moratoriums i mean we could go

00:53:59.360 through the whole list but i you could make

00:54:00.900 the argument that a lot of that was as a

00:54:03.060 result of obama yeah the groundwork was laid

00:54:05.040 yeah and that's the same argument you'd make

00:54:06.960 with wilson to be fair i mean like you look at

00:54:09.020 wilson stuff and you'd be like that's tame

00:54:10.560 compared to what they're doing today but he

00:54:12.620 he opened up the possibilities of those things

00:54:15.160 occurring right you know same thing with lbj in

00:54:17.820 some ways like he passed programs that wound up

00:54:20.340 growing into the thing that has destroyed our

00:54:22.520 economy and and honestly is probably more

00:54:25.160 responsible for inflation than anything that

00:54:26.880 biden did i mean the lbj programs grew i've

00:54:30.040 grown so big they've taken over our entire

00:54:32.360 budget and then weirdly lbj who was maybe one

00:54:36.120 of the biggest racists ever to hold office of

00:54:38.480 the presidency i mean is giving credit for

00:54:41.520 helping black yes i don't even know how that's

00:54:44.520 possible because he signed into law uh the

00:54:48.660 civil rights act i guess i guess that's why

00:54:50.860 he opposed it for years leading up to that yep

00:54:54.860 and then when the pressure got to be such that

00:54:58.100 he could no longer resist yes he did finally

00:55:00.720 reluctantly sign it but you can't give him that

00:55:04.400 i mean he is one of the most racially important

00:55:07.760 presidents that constantly use the n-word and

00:55:10.640 i don't think people necessarily understand that

00:55:13.120 uh you know he's super super positive on on

00:55:17.400 racial equality plus the constant use of the n-word

00:55:21.300 in private um and uh and talking down to black

00:55:25.920 employees and not even treating them as human

00:55:28.380 beings right but you know what a what a racially

00:55:31.180 important president that lbj was so he's he's up he's

00:55:35.120 up on the he's there i just thought that fourth one

00:55:40.040 is interesting i think obama's up there fdr is up

00:55:42.640 there you're carter you're going against joe biden

00:55:46.280 oh biden's on i think biden's there

00:55:49.260 yeah we got those three i thought we could only

00:55:50.860 those three are already done is a rare combination

00:55:53.720 of wanting to overturn our entire system of government

00:55:58.060 which has been a bunch of presidents a bunch of

00:55:59.980 presidents been that but combining that with real

00:56:02.680 legitimate incompetence i mean something like the

00:56:05.740 afghanistan withdrawal oh man doesn't even get talked

00:56:08.100 about it anymore but it is the largest uh foreign affairs

00:56:12.340 failure of any president in my lifetime for sure and maybe

00:56:16.200 of all time i you know and this is a great time to bring

00:56:19.140 it up yes because the taliban just showed off all

00:56:23.380 the equipment the 80 billion dollars worth of equipment

00:56:26.060 and weapons we left behind yeah we have some of this

00:56:28.300 footage and this is just if you're watching uh if you're

00:56:32.380 not watching it's american equipment being paraded by the

00:56:37.120 taliban i had read this story and not seen the pictures this is

00:56:40.620 not a small parade no it is no it's huge no look at the

00:56:43.980 helicopters yeah we just the apache helicopters that

00:56:49.680 one after another then you got this guy babbling

00:56:55.280 gibberish we don't we don't know what he's saying but

00:56:58.520 might be a language we're not sure it's an ad for a car wash

00:57:03.000 something we don't know i guess we don't know we don't know there are

00:57:06.020 discounts it's embarrassing it's not it's it's embarrassing it's

00:57:09.260 humiliating and so and that's why they do it obviously of course

00:57:12.140 and so what is kamala harris going to do which by the way i should point out to

00:57:15.560 people because there's a lot of confusion on this

00:57:17.120 she she is in the administration right now

00:57:21.020 she's the vice president of the united states currently

00:57:23.840 she has been the deciding vote on every single one of the one of these

00:57:28.600 policies in fact she's more times than ever right more deciding votes than

00:57:32.280 any person in history interesting okay that's something you

00:57:37.440 should know yeah because they're what i heard

00:57:40.320 today was a donald trump campaign trying to tie

00:57:44.160 harris to biden are you kidding you mean you because her name comes after him

00:57:48.960 in in the biden harris administration yeah we're the ones that tie we're

00:57:53.800 the one that did that she he picked her as the vice president of the united

00:57:57.560 states and the party picked her as the president

00:58:00.180 without getting her getting any votes so yes they can be tied together amazing

00:58:03.360 to me i still can't i can't get past that it is

00:58:06.500 incredible it's it's amazing to me i thought for

00:58:08.700 sure i mean nobody liked her right however no one liked her even in the

00:58:11.980 media and in her own staff i mean they were

00:58:14.220 trashing her and including joe biden who allowed a lot of this to happen the

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01:00:18.500 vice president kamala harris will call for a federal ban

01:00:31.320 on corporate price gouging on groceries oh my gosh in a speech laying out her

01:00:37.160 economic agenda on friday so that's actually who decides what is gouging and

01:00:42.060 what isn't who decides assume it's kamala yeah i guess i guess it would have to be

01:00:46.360 well those damn big grocers or she'll appoint a commission of some sort a

01:00:51.540 commission of of left-wing nut jobs to to tell us which prices are too high you know

01:00:58.080 is your arugula too high as we learned from barack obama it can be it really can

01:01:02.720 be too high uh he's if this is a speech coming up on

01:01:06.140 friday campaign officials said late wednesday so again we're not getting this

01:01:09.220 from her we're getting this from more campaign officials the plan includes

01:01:12.560 large overlaps with efforts that the biden administration has pursued for

01:01:15.860 several years to target corporate consolidation and price gouging

01:01:19.900 including attempts to stoke more competition in the meat industry and the

01:01:23.940 federal trade commission's lawsuit this year that seeks to block the

01:01:26.940 merger of two large grocery retailers kroger and albertson again big

01:01:31.920 grocers big grocers and that's what they're going to do price controls right

01:01:34.820 they're going to say you've raised prices too much and this is their only out

01:01:38.240 every other explanation of this problem leads to them so the only one it could

01:01:42.500 be is corporations during the last three years have discovered greed before

01:01:48.000 that they were just ambivalent nice people who never thought to try to charge

01:01:52.500 too much for on prices but then they saw wait a minute it's 2022 2021 what if we

01:02:00.600 raised our prices and just sucked in more the people's money on tomatoes not be

01:02:05.880 able to say no yeah so they discovered uh all of this greed and implemented it

01:02:12.660 during the harris biden administration i wish they wouldn't have discovered it no

01:02:17.260 i really it's like fire you know it's like the nuclear bomb did you see uh the movie the three

01:02:22.700 hour uh yes uh yes what was it called why am i not it was barbie and oppenheimer thank you

01:02:27.580 and uh oppenheimer and oppenheimer and he created you know he created the nuclear bomb and if he

01:02:32.860 didn't do that and who knows world would have been much better place as we learned in the movie

01:02:35.900 um here same thing corporations could discovered greed probably from donald trump they didn't

01:02:40.860 discover it while he was president they were looking at donald trump and they were like this guy

01:02:44.780 who wrote the art of the deal back in the 80s and has gold you know apartment buildings we can't

01:02:50.180 detect any greed there we only have detected in the last couple of years and have decided to just

01:02:56.220 just rake these people over the coals and we're going to do it by the way in an administration

01:03:00.160 that's on the left that always complains about it so instead of trying to do this when trump was

01:03:05.540 president try to you know get greedy then when this obviously greedy president would have been fine

01:03:10.860 with it instead they've now gone the other direction and only came up with the greed in the

01:03:15.420 last couple of years so that will be solved i mean that's what we have to believe yeah yeah it is

01:03:21.980 right like it's the only thing that would explain it yeah um and this is happening as well uh joe biden

01:03:27.820 who apparently still the president of the united states still in office still in office is now pushing a

01:03:33.340 rent control scheme this is another like a nationwide rent control thing yeah it is basically a nationwide

01:03:41.260 rent control thing by the way if you're interested in how uh how uh economists feel on that they're

01:03:48.300 not in favor of it yeah they probably aren't writers they actually okay have they been to new york because

01:03:53.820 it's worked so well there look at the low prices in new york that you pay it's worked really well

01:03:59.580 really well what percentage of economists agree with the rent control scheme do you have any idea

01:04:04.140 oh it's got to be 90 95 percent two two percent of economists think it's a good idea

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01:05:34.220 pat and stew uh with jeffy today for glenn 888 727 beck have an update on the uh economic agenda

01:05:56.380 of kamala harris well a couple actually submissions on the uh mount rushmore of terrible presidents oh

01:06:01.300 oh good 888 727 beck if you want to call him with yours uh jimmy carter is the worst worst president

01:06:07.180 should be on the uh mount rushmore over barack obama over barack obama another one says james

01:06:12.220 buchanan should be the guy okay and we have this one uh we can't put him there he was our first gay

01:06:17.240 president supposedly yeah that's right oh really oh okay i didn't know that we can't do that um

01:06:22.060 and uh know that okay who should be on the mount rushmore memorializing the absolute worst most

01:06:27.820 vile evil america crushing presidents next to woodrow wilson lbj and fdr so that's the uh their

01:06:34.120 fourth one oh you're eliminating joe biden or are they including no they're including joe biden okay

01:06:39.980 joe biden lbj lbj woodrow wilson and fdr yeah by the way that one comes in with that that one comes

01:06:47.100 from uh pat unleashed on twitter uh apparently you actually did already do this and say lb that

01:06:55.240 fdr was your fourth yeah we did this is from a couple weeks five though i think we i think we did

01:06:59.760 five yeah you added a fifth you can't add a fifth because i couldn't i couldn't just do four there

01:07:07.040 had to be five uh so yes i remember what it was though yes you can't remember what it was like so it

01:07:13.020 was i i think we squeezed look when you start chiseling and you you're already you're already

01:07:19.200 there yeah right you're already there i mean you have you had you said you had a full day between

01:07:24.700 three eleven and three so you can get that done uh by the way the uh the reason why we were talking

01:07:31.240 about the kamala harris economic agenda she's got this big speech coming out price controls and rent

01:07:36.620 control are two of the big proposals that are going to be made now the chances of these things actually

01:07:41.480 being passed i would think were low because there's such catastrophes for uh for depends on

01:07:48.000 how the election goes though yeah if it's a democrat majority you never know you never know if they get

01:07:52.480 all three uh you know congress all of congress and and the white house who knows what could happen

01:07:58.700 but uh i will say the reason why it's being proposed is simple as i said only two percent of

01:08:03.300 economists agree that rent control is a good policy that actually will the the way it's framed is

01:08:10.140 is interesting too it's not just is it a good policy it is just two percent help americans yeah

01:08:16.500 just two percent of economists agreed with the idea that biden's rent cap proposal would make

01:08:20.860 middle income americans substantially better off over the next 10 years so that's a really specific

01:08:26.420 thing it's not like a some conservative framing it in a way that would be harsh on biden's proposal

01:08:32.660 um only two percent of economists agreed but 73 percent of voters agreed that they want rent control

01:08:40.720 now of course people don't like high rent right right this is the yeah and more people are renting

01:08:45.620 yeah and this is the people can't afford houses because of the biden policies the the mortgage rates

01:08:53.520 are so high uh that people are pushed into this thing well gosh i need help and when they need help

01:09:00.380 for the first time we are living in a country now where they look to the government for it

01:09:04.960 yeah we forever were not that's unfortunate and that is a big big negative that's been a big problem

01:09:11.120 for our country for many years and it is showing itself here and it's like if you've got a 73 percent

01:09:16.120 approval rating on a policy you look at that as a success whether it's going to kill the country or not

01:09:20.680 and that's not true one little rent policy isn't going to kill the country

01:09:26.340 just stacked on top of all the rest could well be the straw that breaks the camel's back i mean

01:09:32.700 they just keep piling it on yeah i mean hello that's the problem after another yeah um speaking of

01:09:38.800 which disney has another little controversy going because their new snow snow white star rachel

01:09:44.160 zegler uh she just posted a free palestine uh post and apparently people are uh going crazy

01:09:53.320 she at the end of uh her her tweet said and always remember free palestine oh yes i think we all feel

01:10:02.220 that way don't we don't we palestine because uh you know that i expected that to happen a little bit

01:10:09.360 more at the olympics but i didn't see very much of it i saw i think there was one guy i saw in the uh

01:10:16.180 in the men's basketball uh presentation for the the medal ceremony um i saw one guy from france

01:10:25.560 and i don't recall who it was had the palestine flag and that was it and now and i and then you

01:10:33.100 know we were talking off the air i i don't remember any of the other uh winners i think it just happened

01:10:38.360 once i don't remember any of the winners wrapping a flag or holding up a sign or shouting free palestine

01:10:45.200 into the camera no i don't remember it's an improvement uh certainly improvement from 1972

01:10:49.340 for example yes that's an improvement yes i don't know that necessarily the rest of the world is

01:10:54.360 improving on that particular thing but it was nice to see there were some nice moments in the olympics

01:10:57.800 actually yeah there were i mean what did you think what did you think of the britney griner thing

01:11:01.940 because she cried for the national anthem here's someone who took a knee i was moved frankly

01:11:07.000 really it moved me yeah i liked it i thought that was really kind of cool i kind of did too i had you to

01:11:12.720 admit it did she uh develop an appreciation for her nation that saved her from a russian prison

01:11:18.620 i mean let's hope so i think so let's hope so yeah i guess a lot of people thought it was insincere

01:11:23.700 yeah i mean i don't think she was necessarily faking the tears i don't think she's that kind of actress

01:11:29.280 per se but yeah i mean i do think that her the things she likes about america are different than

01:11:34.460 probably the things yes and she may have been crying uh out of you know uh happiness that she won the

01:11:40.880 gold medal and how life has turned out i don't know that she was crying because how great america

01:11:47.620 is you know i think you could probably parse that that's probably accurate but i mean i think if you

01:11:52.940 think about her experience from being in a russian prison to standing on the stage receiving a gold

01:11:58.060 medal in the olympics pretty cool i mean it's a big it's a good moment and look at the end of the day

01:12:02.820 she lives in a country that actually cares enough to try to get her out to give up massive

01:12:07.860 terrorists to get her out of this yep you live in a country that will give up mass murderers to

01:12:13.740 get you home and that is we did it's a good country uh that would that would do something

01:12:18.220 like that it might not be a smart country right but it is what i mean i think now all russian

01:12:22.760 terrorists are back in you know russian soil to to wind up murdering again over the past couple

01:12:27.920 of weeks of hostage releases but but we got a female basketball player back out of it we did so

01:12:32.360 that was and she won the gold medal and she won the gold medal so i you know i'm a little conflicted

01:12:36.300 on it but it was i i you get to that point where you're that gold medal is the one that

01:12:41.720 that was the men's that tied us so we tied at 40 and then beat them by 35 in overall yeah so i i

01:12:50.660 always get irritated with the websites that place the gold medal winner at number one regardless of

01:12:57.260 how many overall medals are like that one gold medal is going to overcome the other 35 no well we have

01:13:05.120 way more people than china though so no we can't really compete no it is i like making that point

01:13:10.560 until i start looking at like finland and they think well let's not look at the uh no you don't

01:13:16.020 think about that or australia australia don't think about that don't worry about that at all

01:13:20.440 it only counts between us and china uh well when you think about what china does you know where they

01:13:26.540 take kids out of their families at three and four years old and put them in sports academies and raise

01:13:32.240 them there and uh you know beat the crap out of them and torture them when they come back home

01:13:38.240 without gold yeah because that doesn't happen here it's pretty amazing well it doesn't happen here

01:13:42.720 the parents are doing it here okay so it's totally different completely different than the government

01:13:46.780 first of all it is uh but uh secondly also yeah maybe we should get some of that under control

01:13:52.860 uh but uh you know i think it was interesting to watch the olympics because i mean like for example

01:13:58.300 like i hate many people will know that i do not i'm not a fan of lebron james and the fact that he

01:14:04.200 was the front man he was the centerpiece man the entire i thought of you the entire time dude just

01:14:10.120 so you know just fear he is the centerpiece oh yes and he you know like just you know pushed a kid

01:14:15.380 away or whatever he did a white kid oh well yeah all of the white kid away he did and he was like you

01:14:21.800 know get out of my face basically just some kid trying to get an autograph don't yeah i really

01:14:25.660 i mean he's not like he's not a good guy i'm not a fan of him at all but even like watching that

01:14:29.940 with all the lebron hatred that i have i still wanted the americans to win the basketball gold

01:14:35.440 medal now that's not the case with soccer where i want us to lose i want us to lose every single

01:14:39.440 time because the more soccer victories we have the more it will be covered by national media and i want

01:14:44.420 it to be covered less because i hate soccer but that's just a separate point i don't mind if if the

01:14:49.180 difference between us losing to china and the olympics is losing a soccer medal i'm fine with it

01:14:53.060 uh that is uh i'm completely okay i think it's better for the country that we talk about soccer

01:14:57.880 less so that's just me that's actually a very patriotic standpoint you would say well why are

01:15:03.780 you rooting against uh america because i want america to be a better place a better place without

01:15:09.020 soccer that's why and soccer is a communist sport so that is my stance that that is my stance yeah so

01:15:16.220 but we did win the gold right we got the gold in that i think we did uh yeah women's in the women's

01:15:20.980 soccer not the men's yeah yeah the men did the men even did they make it did they qualify

01:15:26.520 i don't know if they even qualify they were they were waist down they're waist down i think there

01:15:33.240 was one there was only one sport we didn't uh we didn't compete in and that was the team handball

01:15:39.840 what which we should yeah we should be great at handball yeah we should be great at handball i think

01:15:45.360 you'd i think you'd be a wonderful uh handball any sport uh any sport yes because you are athletic thank

01:15:50.720 overweight so uh the athletic part of that really comes shining through thank you comes first thank

01:15:57.040 you yeah it's a weird sport necessarily appreciate your tone it's a cross between lacrosse soccer

01:16:04.060 and hockey sort of yeah uh the handball thing it's weird it's weird and you're hitting it with your

01:16:10.700 hands you throw it you throw it let's just throw it but you don't see that's the problem americans

01:16:15.100 don't know the sport i don't know right that's the problem americans don't know the sport if we if

01:16:18.620 americans knew the sport we go oh we could do that yeah and we'd do it it's like ping pong why

01:16:23.140 aren't we better at ping pong than we are i mean i think because everyone who plays it like robots

01:16:28.420 that's why they've hit the ball nine zillion miles an hour impossibly i don't know how anyone could be

01:16:33.820 better than the people who are playing it it looks impossible incredible and and i think that's what

01:16:37.200 we decided as a nation that china's got it no i'm not even gonna if i do that i'm gonna be drinking

01:16:43.160 so yeah uh but uh i'm looking forward to milan already in uh in two years yeah i'm not gonna be

01:16:52.540 fine you're not a big uh olympics fan i watched more of it than i would have expected i was on

01:16:57.580 vacation that week so i was it was on tv at night every night and we watched you know like the

01:17:01.260 noah lyles right yeah that was a fun thing to watch won the uh gold in the 100 meters for the

01:17:07.140 first time in 20 years and then it was awesome yeah and then came out to the 200 and came in

01:17:12.280 third because he had covid yeah it was competing with covid like how far have we come they wouldn't

01:17:18.260 let anyone in the stadium last time he's hugging the other athletes yeah and breathing on everybody

01:17:23.620 coughing in people's face and we're like ah don't worry about it it's just cold it's just good

01:17:29.620 that's i mean when did everyone turn into a conservative on this issue i don't know it's very

01:17:35.260 bizarre really amazing no one was in the stadium last time they did the olympics right no one right

01:17:40.840 i mean that's why the numbers were so bad right i mean they were yeah the the tokyo the the no

01:17:45.580 touching no breathing stay away from everybody olympics yeah and by the way we should point out

01:17:50.520 that uh tim walls in case you were wondering his particular uh approach to covid not only was he

01:17:57.340 one of the biggest shutdown governors he was doing that in november of 2020 shutting down all public

01:18:03.560 gatherings in november geez of 2020 not march not april not may long november yeah we of 2020

01:18:11.040 we played a video the other day uh on pat ground least i don't know if you're familiar with the

01:18:15.160 program i love that show freaking love it except that one when you have that one guest on that comes

01:18:18.980 on a couple days a week oh god jeffy yes yeah that's terrible but other than that i love the show

01:18:23.700 i thought i heard the show loved you back but i could have heard wrong the uh uh we played a video

01:18:28.600 that has been trying to have been scrubbed from the internet i'm told but uh tim walls was sending

01:18:35.040 uh you know police and military out to enforce the oh yeah in minneapolis to to enforce their uh yes

01:18:41.860 their lockdowns yeah and so there's people to get back on their in their homes it's all here we go

01:18:47.180 it's a little and i don't think it's much of a distinction i just want to make it i think it's a

01:18:50.960 distinction without a difference but my understanding was it was actually more related to the george floyd

01:18:56.620 lockdowns so like it wasn't covet related as much as it was okay our cities are on fire and but it

01:19:03.120 doesn't make any difference no like i mean first of all they're both related number one and number

01:19:07.700 two they were still trying to keep people in their houses and people who were in their houses

01:19:11.660 on their porches were still getting fired at with paintballs so i don't think it's any better but i

01:19:16.940 just know i see what you're saying it is in that period in the middle of that period but he was

01:19:21.420 terrible i mean he had the coveted snitching lines and this was driving me crazy and i know we're

01:19:26.060 running late and i'll go to a break in a second but like what's been driving me crazy is he's the

01:19:29.900 guy with the coveted snitching lines tell us what people are you know not wearing enough masks yeah

01:19:34.240 hey my neighbor just left their driveway they're going somewhere and every speech he's making right

01:19:38.220 now is wow what we do is we mind our own damn business right oh do you do you tim unbelievable

01:19:45.000 all right yeah take a look at this this is amazing yeah the actual video yeah

01:19:49.640 okay the curfew so this curfew was not really coveted it was the george floyd yeah it's just a

01:19:55.820 different curfew it was in 2020 it was in may right that was the and we can't hear the we can't hear

01:20:01.640 the officers but they're screaming at people to get back in your house get inside and then they say

01:20:07.160 light them up

01:20:07.600 and they're firing paintballs at them which hurts by the way get in get in get in get in

01:20:17.020 get in i mean this is insanity how about no insanity all right triple eight seven two seven

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01:22:13.860 uh you know the uh civil asset forfeiture you sent me the email of the other day oh yeah indiana we

01:22:21.620 need to talk about that oh man incredible right outrageous what's going on here in america how is

01:22:28.960 this allowed to happen uh this has been a pack rate geod for some time now and uh it just keeps

01:22:35.400 getting worse it does it does because people well they don't do anything they don't care they don't

01:22:39.740 they don't seem to care that the government can just steal your money for no reason they don't

01:22:46.040 have to charge you with anything they don't even have to imply that you've done anything wrong and

01:22:50.060 good luck getting it back yeah it's tough it's really really hard get into that coming up the glenn

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01:23:55.300 there is a practice that's really common in america it's called civil asset forfeiture it is

01:24:03.300 blatant

01:24:05.060 theft

01:24:06.340 by the government

01:24:07.620 apparently legalized theft

01:24:09.940 but it's

01:24:10.980 it's absolutely unconstitutional but it keeps getting worse

01:24:13.980 we'll tell you about an incident uh well an ongoing situation in indiana

01:24:19.660 that is happening right now that is really hard to believe uh coming up in one minute

01:24:24.300 so what are you truly an expert at most of us have at least i don't know one or two things i got

01:24:31.580 good queso i would say is one of my expertise i'm i really understand what good queso is um

01:24:37.820 with all that in mind think about what you are an expert at and think about whether it's you know

01:24:42.940 buying and selling homes probably not unless you're a real estate agent who is really really good at it um

01:24:48.060 you don't want necessarily to have somebody who's just trying out real estate for the first time maybe part time

01:24:53.260 you need somebody who really knows what they're doing you need someone that

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01:25:01.500 it really does you you just uh just went through it yeah yeah and and our realtor

01:25:06.060 i mean she saved us so much money and then made us money on the sale uh

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01:25:26.860 says it all realestateagentsitrust.com uh civil asset forfeiture you know you love it situation in

01:25:38.060 indiana that is outrageous we've talked about this before where if you're carrying cash and you're

01:25:44.300 pulled over by law enforcement and it's a lot of cash oftentimes they'll just relieve you of the cash

01:25:51.420 so that you're not burdened by it any longer uh relieving relieving i didn't know they got relieved

01:25:58.220 of the cash yeah that's what they do i mean they'll they just blatantly take tens of thousands of

01:26:04.460 dollars from people if you have it in cash and they're they pull you over for any reason and they

01:26:09.500 find that there's cash on you it's not illegal to carry cash no and it's not illegal to carry ten

01:26:15.820 thousand or twenty or fifty thousand dollars in cash it just you can do that it's not and the

01:26:21.420 justification seems to be basically it's suspicious that you have that much cash therefore we could just

01:26:26.540 take it right right right and then you have to prove that it's not suspicious you have to go to

01:26:31.900 them and the opposite of our system yes correct yes correct it's 180 degrees in the opposite direction

01:26:38.620 it all started with the you know with uh uh going against uh the the drug kingpins yes that's what

01:26:45.260 they wanted because because a lot of times uh people who deal in drugs have a lot of cash on them

01:26:51.100 right you sell the you give them the drugs i just i just look in your direction that was not nothing

01:26:55.900 specific i'm just saying that it does seem that people who handle drugs often do maybe carry around

01:27:02.460 cash not really a big credit card business right jeffy no it is not no it's not you're not sliding

01:27:07.340 the card for this ketamine there's there's a uh there's a case in utah we talked about a while ago

01:27:13.020 and this happened a few years ago but the guy was i pulled over on on a highway in utah and he had

01:27:19.100 four hundred and ninety thousand dollars in cash on him or something i i don't know why it's none of

01:27:24.300 my business why it's none of the government's business why uh but he had a lot of cash and they

01:27:31.100 took it they just took it because they suspected well you must be a drug dealer if and i think it goes

01:27:38.460 beyond that it's like we want that cash we're gonna well that's where they're at really nice

01:27:42.700 vehicles that's where they're at now yeah yeah it started out with arguably good intentions right

01:27:47.500 arguably but still you can't do that you can't do it and it's not illegal to carry it and what a lot

01:27:52.780 of people would say is well what was let's in that case four hundred ninety thousand dollars why did

01:27:56.780 he have that much money as you point out i don't know it doesn't matter yeah it doesn't matter if

01:28:01.180 the person commits a another crime like there are ways to go get his four hundred ninety thousand

01:28:05.260 dollars prove he committed a crime and then you can have it yes um in some cases uh i think he was

01:28:10.780 saying i think his excuse was and he shouldn't have to make an excuse no correct if he if you don't have any

01:28:15.660 reason to believe that he committed a crime if you don't have evidence of it then move on yeah move

01:28:20.940 on but i think he was gonna pay cash for a house or something i i don't know the circumstances and

01:28:26.540 again who cares it's not your they never proved they never charged him with anything that's the

01:28:31.660 biggest thing if you charge someone uh you you could argue and i don't argue this but you could argue

01:28:38.300 if you're charged with a crime we're going to take your money and hold it so you can't just go spend it

01:28:42.700 on stuff but we're not going to spend it in the meantime we're going to hold it until such time as

01:28:46.940 you're found innocent right and and if and if we find out they're ill-gotten gains then we'll then

01:28:52.220 we're going to take them we're going to keep take it and maybe redistribute it to the people that

01:28:55.420 was stolen from previously or whatever um but that's not what they do they don't it isn't i would argue

01:29:01.420 that you need to convict someone exactly of a crime before you start taking well that was the thing

01:29:07.660 behind the drug kingpins though is that they would they would uh you know have evidence that

01:29:12.540 these were drug kingpins but they had all this cash automobiles homes that they could you know move

01:29:19.660 around and slide around and live here and take this if they wanted to be able to confiscate that

01:29:24.780 they sure did would hinder the drug kingpins business right and and to be fair they would charge a

01:29:30.780 drug kingpin with a crime and they would find ways to rid they would relieve themselves of the money

01:29:35.740 before it was and so they would convict them and then there would be no money to take and you know

01:29:39.820 what that's really hard and gosh darn it sometimes things are hard then people got right then it's

01:29:45.020 supposed to be hard to convict people then people got upset about you know how they when it started

01:29:49.180 going down the road of just taking people's ten thousand dollars twelve thousand dollars forty

01:29:53.740 thousand that they said whoa okay you're right man that is bad but it's not us we've got to deal with

01:30:00.220 the federal government now and so we're taking it but we're not keeping it we're giving it to the

01:30:05.580 federal government and we're well we're gonna split it with the federal government has given

01:30:10.060 us a kickback from that but we're not taking it all so it's not all on us yeah and so it's really

01:30:16.140 hard to get your money back this guy the guy in utah took it all the way to the supreme court um

01:30:21.100 in utah and they ruled in his favor eventually but i've never i don't know that he got his money

01:30:25.420 back i don't think he's still got his money back then there's a case i mean there's all kinds of

01:30:30.060 these cases all over the country people stopped at airports with large amounts of money because

01:30:35.100 they're going to buy trucks when they get to their destination or whatever they're going to do again

01:30:39.420 it's none of our business so what um i don't i don't it's none of my business and it's not the

01:30:44.300 government's business why they have cash on hand unless you've got evidence they did something wrong

01:30:50.700 and even then you got to get the conviction before you can take the money so it's crazy yeah and

01:30:56.620 there's so many cases we're going to tell you about this indiana one in a second but another

01:30:59.500 one that comes to mind all of a sudden all the time when i think of these cases there's this

01:31:02.460 one guy who was a car he was a car repairman and he had you know a bunch of tools he was in chicago

01:31:07.180 that's right he's in chicago he's fixing people's cars and he's working on someone's uh car who's at

01:31:13.900 his shop he uh doesn't have a ride needs a ride back to his wherever he was going so he goes yeah sure

01:31:20.220 i'll just give you a ride he takes his car he puts his tools for his business in the back of his car

01:31:25.420 starts driving uh you know driving this guy uh back to his destination in the meantime on his

01:31:30.140 way there he gets pulled over can't remember what the reason was some traffic violation i think

01:31:34.140 a likely story right uh when so they they ask him to get out of the car they search him

01:31:40.140 and the the passenger who was just a customer at a shop has drugs on him now he didn't have drugs on

01:31:46.620 him they didn't accuse him of having drugs on him but his passenger who was just a customer of his

01:31:52.860 has drugs on him they take his car and do not even let him get his the tools for his business

01:31:59.180 out of the back of his car so he he fought this for years and years and years to get his car back

01:32:05.260 so he could maintain going to work and the tools for his business for his business and it took i don't

01:32:11.740 i think eventually after multiple years it went well through the courts and he was able to get his

01:32:16.460 stuff back but of course how much it cost him it would cost him a fortune and his life was sent back

01:32:21.260 multiple years and you might recognize that again as the opposite of the way our judicial system works

01:32:27.100 you're innocent until proven guilty not the other way around but that's not how we're operating now and

01:32:33.180 in indiana there's a class action lawsuit uh where law enforcement is seizing millions of dollars a

01:32:40.380 year from cash from fedex packages without ever informing owners of what crime they're suspected

01:32:48.380 of violating so they don't even have to say hey uh we took your money because we think that there's

01:32:53.820 drugs involved they don't even tell them that the money's just gone yeah we took it uh henry and min chang

01:33:01.180 who run a small california jeweler jewelry wholesaler business alleging a class action lawsuit in indiana

01:33:08.540 state court that police seized over 42 000 in cash from a fedex package en route to them from a client

01:33:16.060 in virginia county prosecutors then filed a lawsuit to forfeit their money through civil asset forfeiture

01:33:22.060 claiming the chang's money was connected to a violation of a criminal statute but they never said

01:33:27.820 what statute was violated weird it's incredible so it's incredible oh i have uh multiple questions

01:33:37.420 and this is going on multiple times to multiple people yeah in indiana um so obviously indiana has

01:33:44.140 found a way to say are we just stopping fedex trucks and randomly uh having dogs sniff packages and

01:33:51.660 when they get a hit at the warehouse yeah this is what's crazy about it is they're basically just

01:33:55.740 allowing these dogs to walk by packages and sniff them and if they hit on the facility if they they

01:34:01.580 sniff cash they pull it out and they take the cash like it's like which it sounds like a great

01:34:08.220 business if you get it sure does it sure does i need to get me a cash sniffing dog i'll tell you that

01:34:13.340 i know and and you know a lot of times they justify it and they say well we they the dog smelled cocaine on

01:34:18.220 the cash yeah the the cash gets a hit of drugs of course they do say that what 90 something percent

01:34:24.620 of of of cash has some sort of residue that would be illegal on it i know that's what i say yeah i

01:34:30.860 don't know about they but i say that but i mean it's incomprehensible that you would do it this way

01:34:35.980 so they're not even looking for a specific person a specific criminal a specific crime they're just

01:34:40.860 sniffing a bunch of packages to try to find cash and when they write the cash confiscate it they

01:34:45.660 can't take it that is incomprehensible i mean if that's accurate and it is not america um so we

01:34:51.340 don't we had the lawsuit is not complete yet we don't know the whole story i suppose but it is

01:34:55.980 happening all over america and it does seem like that can't allow that to happen i mean i guess they're

01:35:00.220 saying that it would be that for your safety that they have uh you know law enforcement come through

01:35:05.260 to look for bombs or whatever but this particular fedex hub is massive it's the second largest in the

01:35:11.660 country it processes up to 99 000 items an hour wow so almost a hundred thousand items are processed

01:35:19.900 through here an hour you're going to find cash and probably a good number of i mean maybe people just

01:35:23.660 need to stop sending cash maybe that's what needs to happen maybe it's none of the business of the

01:35:29.740 state of indiana to decide who sends cash and who doesn't i know maybe it's none of their business

01:35:34.700 but that's what people will say and that's why they're getting away with it well you shouldn't

01:35:38.060 send cash why are these people sending cash none of your business why it doesn't that's beside the

01:35:44.220 point i mean yes it's probably advisable to send a check or money order or whatever that can be

01:35:49.580 fascinating to see what all they've taken what all they've confiscated in this

01:35:53.660 tens of millions of dollars tens of millions of dollars and how many i'd like to know the

01:35:59.020 you know like if uh you know grandma and grandpa send their uh grandkids you know 100 bucks they're

01:36:04.860 not going to bother with that probably it's i would assume it's larger amounts than that if they

01:36:09.420 get a hit on the cash though package gets thrown into the confiscation bag could it could and it's

01:36:15.740 just wrong i mean even if you are doing it for criminal reasons it is the requirement of the

01:36:22.300 government to prove you have committed this crime in a court of law before they can just start taking

01:36:28.700 crap from you right like that is even if even if your answer is actually uh you know the reality is

01:36:35.020 i was yeah i was going to try to sell buy some drugs with it unless they prove that they can't take your

01:36:40.220 money but for whatever reason we've decided as a country that this is okay it is completely at odds

01:36:46.700 with our system of government and and the un-american it's completely un-american it is it's like you're

01:36:52.060 going back to czechoslovakia it is it's not how this is supposed to go no it is not a lot of people on the

01:36:57.980 right to uh support this i mean there's a lot because it's tied into oh yes or at least he did

01:37:03.260 he did i haven't heard him talk about it he had the big round table of sheriffs and they talked him

01:37:07.340 into you know civil asset asset forfeiture was a great thing and i'd like to talk it was helping

01:37:12.620 yeah i can't imagine he even is aware of stuff like this honestly it's not something he's talked

01:37:17.740 about a lot and obviously he's pro-law enforcement and look law enforcement makes these arguments

01:37:21.820 and they are in some ways correct with the arguments which is it is a heck of a lot easier to

01:37:26.620 throw a drug dealer in prison when you can just do this stuff right it's a and it is yes it is

01:37:31.660 easier it is easier that is not the goal the goal is not to make it easier that's in the

01:37:37.660 constitution isn't it the easiness quality easiness clause is there it's the 304th amendment

01:37:44.060 to the constitution we should make everything easy for the government to do and and that's that's

01:37:49.020 joe biden's been taking advantage of that i really want student loans and no one will pass it

01:37:53.340 yeah and so therefore i'll just do it the easiness clause is used all the time

01:37:58.300 by our government but it's actually not part of the constitution

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01:39:31.740 how do you feel about geo fencing warrants that's another issue that yes i have with what's going on

01:39:38.140 right now that's un-american i mean i this is incomprehensible the things that our government is

01:39:43.740 doing right now uh law enforcement wise that just is are unconstitutional and a federal appeals court

01:39:50.860 just ruled the geofence warrants are unconstitutional now if they would do the same thing with the civil

01:39:56.940 asset forfeiture that would be a really good step in the right direction but um the friday ruling from

01:40:03.740 the u.s court of appeals in the fifth circuit which covers louisiana mississippi and texas found the

01:40:09.820 geofence warrants are categorically prohibited by the fourth amendment which protects against

01:40:15.260 unwarranted searches and seizures this is where they just uh take like a uh the cell tower and take

01:40:24.460 all the records from from the cell phone usage in that area so people that have just passed through that

01:40:30.060 area have made a phone call they become part of the search well a lot of these people don't belong in

01:40:37.420 your search and so that's the problem there that they're just scooping up everybody in this thing

01:40:43.020 that's a general warrant specifically once again what we were trying to prevent in the constitution

01:40:49.020 exactly there was a case uh a while ago that we talked about when it was um when it was just brand

01:40:56.220 new there was some guy that biked past a house uh this was in the midwest somewhere but he he biked

01:41:04.140 past this house every day and made phone calls while he was biking um to whoever and uh so the house was

01:41:14.940 eventually robbed and the resident who was an elderly woman was hurt during the robbery yes and so they went

01:41:22.860 in and did this geofencing warrant and just got the records of everybody who had made phone calls

01:41:29.100 or who had been in that area and he was one of them so they were charging him with the crime because

01:41:36.300 circumstantially he was there all the time he must have been casing the joint well you're making kind

01:41:41.660 of a leap there because people do jog people do bicycle people do make calls in certain areas and that

01:41:49.100 doesn't mean they've committed a crime in that area that's true so it's true well this yeah and

01:41:54.700 of course sometimes you can tell right like i mean the this this was essentially the fonnie willis

01:41:59.420 defense remember with the guy she was sleeping with and they had like 12 000 calls and oh yeah he's he

01:42:05.660 was over there at like 2 a.m 25 times i was like well it's they're like it's a very busy area

01:42:13.100 there's a shopping center nearby oh yeah he was just probably shopping at 2 34 a.m on a tuesday

01:42:18.220 uh-huh that's certainly happens all the time and like you know in those investigations when you have

01:42:22.300 someone you can use those records that's very common with law enforcement just collecting everybody

01:42:27.580 who comes by an area is not not the way to go it should not be there now you know the interesting

01:42:32.460 thing about this particular case where the fifth circuit ruled that the geofence warrants were

01:42:36.620 unconstitutional the uh the guy that brought the case yeah he's still guilty because the court said uh

01:42:43.340 yeah the police department acted in good faith and oh good that's nice it was they didn't even

01:42:48.540 they didn't even real geofencing was a novel idea back then the police didn't really know what they

01:42:52.700 were doing so he won the case but he lost the case he's still unbelievable i mean that is

01:43:00.300 that is unbelievable so all that stuff going on right now yeah it's just like you keep saying glenn

01:43:04.860 keeps saying like gosh i i never thought i'd see the day when this happened and it's like

01:43:08.060 i it just keeps you keep saying that enough and suddenly yeah i like i've eliminated out of my

01:43:14.300 vocabulary the phrase unless something crazy happens because i've said it so many times and

01:43:20.140 then something crazy always happens like you could say it's a very close race in the presidential race

01:43:24.540 right now and it probably will be close unless something crazy happens and then like there's an

01:43:29.340 assassination attempt and a presidential candidate drops out and they they just implant somebody into the

01:43:36.780 nomination and like crazy stuff will happen you know because they respect democracy so much that's

01:43:42.220 why they love democracy why they just implanted somebody you know the other thing that we've

01:43:46.860 stopped saying and for you know good reason but when we first all moved to the great state of texas

01:43:53.500 and this happened in texas yeah i don't say we don't no one says that anymore yeah it's too common

01:43:59.500 way too common to say that anymore it's sad it is but true really sad i mean we might be

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01:46:15.100 triple eight seven 27 b c k we're going through the details of a story and

01:46:19.980 trying to figure it out exactly it's a very bizarre one but we wanted to bring it to your

01:46:24.140 attention because it kind of i don't know ties into what we've been talking about this hour these crazy

01:46:27.660 things that are happening in our country that don't seem possible right like you don't seem like

01:46:32.780 in america we'd we'd have things like this go on but they seem to be more and more common by the day

01:46:39.260 so there's a story of i'm gonna let jeffy set this up because he's the one with it in front of him

01:46:44.860 but it's a story about disney and a lawsuit that's going on right now which involves a trip to a

01:46:52.140 restaurant and some allergies and one of the craziest arguments you've ever heard so in october

01:46:57.980 you got to turn your microphone on i don't have no thank you they don't allow me to touch buttons

01:47:03.340 understandable i agree with that i understand that so in october of 2023 uh this uh canoko porn

01:47:11.740 tang song her husband jeffrey piccolo and piccolo's mother dined at this irish pub at disney springs

01:47:18.700 and because and they dined there because they believed that it would have proper safeguards

01:47:23.500 against serving dairy and nuts to tang sun due to her allergies and they were guaranteed that the

01:47:31.580 food would be made allergen free they asked the waiter several times when the food came out some

01:47:37.820 of the food didn't have the allergen free flags on it and they said hey it doesn't have the allergen

01:47:44.620 free flags on it and the waiter said no it's fine don't worry about it wow and so that was a problem

01:47:50.780 which put her into anaphylaxic shock elevated levels of dairy and nuts in her system and that's

01:47:58.140 what caused her to die so she dies over this wow now this to me and jeffy was sort of disagreeing with

01:48:04.540 this off the air but this to me sounds like one of those instances that they have a pretty freaking

01:48:09.020 good case right like they came there they went to a restaurant specifically to avoid these allergens

01:48:15.020 they made points about it they brought it up they came out with the flags they said hey there's no

01:48:19.820 flag in this food is this allergen free and the waiter says yes i mean if that is true that is and

01:48:26.460 then the person dies over it that is a that is a worthwhile lawsuit in my view right right now disney is

01:48:34.940 trying to get out of this this is what's incredible i think about this story more than anything else

01:48:39.340 by saying that jeffrey piccolo uh the husband uh had signed up for one month trial of the streaming

01:48:46.780 service disney plus which require trial users to arbitrate all disputes with the company

01:48:55.500 so is that but is that disputes with over disney plus or is that well they're saying the whole

01:49:02.540 food allergy they're saying the whole thing that covers everything anything related everything in

01:49:06.540 life they all yeah everything in life they also claim that because piccolo used the walt disney parks

01:49:12.860 website to buy ebcot center tickets disney is shielded from a lawsuit from the estate

01:49:18.940 of piccolo's deceased wife my gosh i mean this is first of all disgraceful by disney which is of course

01:49:26.620 their their their motto at this point we will be more disgraceful tomorrow than we were today

01:49:31.980 that seems to be the way they're going at this point but i mean to for all the freaking money

01:49:37.900 they bring in to not help a family that you basically murdered at your park because they

01:49:43.580 signed up to disney plus a few months before i don't even think it was a was it before i mean

01:49:49.900 i feel like i think it was 2019 i think was the sign up if i'm correct yes yes that's correct in 2019

01:49:55.900 the guy signs up for a one month subscription to disney plus a trial not even the full subscription a trial

01:50:01.820 subscription and they bought tickets and then they bought tickets online yeah and you just click on

01:50:07.100 these things you click i agree to the terms and conditions you don't look at them nobody does no

01:50:11.020 one does no one does you just want you just want to take the picture with the app on my phone

01:50:17.500 all right don't care what you want me to do just let me take the picture and they put you in that

01:50:23.340 position and then of course you just click okay yeah you click i agree and god only knows what you're

01:50:28.700 agreeing to there was a documentary that came out i think it was 2013 or so called terms and

01:50:34.380 conditions may apply and that's what it was about about all the things that you agree with now we

01:50:38.380 know how much worse it is now that it was 2013 i can't even imagine what the sequel of this would

01:50:43.100 look like but they highlighted a bunch of different stories like this and the most the craziest one which

01:50:48.940 was really kind of just funny was a company i think it was a software company that put in

01:50:53.580 in you know it by signing up to this you agree to be launched into space into the sun and to be

01:50:59.740 burned to a crisp like it was this whole this whole thing that was just stuck in there and

01:51:03.580 every single person clicked no one called them out on it every person agreed yeah i agree to be

01:51:07.980 launched into the sun it's because we just want to take the picture it's one of them use the app i

01:51:12.540 just wanted to just want it to work that's all make it work please make it work and take my children

01:51:18.540 take take it all i just want it to work yes yes and that's what i get like i get a seven day free

01:51:24.380 trial out of it yes it's fine i'm in fine and just do it i don't care if i have to pay a thousand dollars

01:51:30.140 a month for the rest of my life i mean i'm just gonna do it and this sounds insane but then you

01:51:35.100 remember that one of the most popular apps in the world is run by the chinese communist party tick

01:51:41.100 tock and we're like yeah yeah whatever but the funny videos spy on me yeah you know my nation

01:51:46.620 we already know how bad that app is what the what uh information continues to go back to uh

01:51:52.460 the the head of tick tock yeah the head of tick tock who's definitely keeping it separate separate

01:51:57.260 totally separate even though we know it's not separate um allegedly allegedly we should point out

01:52:03.740 but but you know i really want to see that that uh that woman you know dance i gotta buy i gotta buy

01:52:09.340 the bags i gotta buy the bag of rocks she's got that funny dance she's doing in lip-syncing at the

01:52:15.260 same time we gotta have that and we gotta have the new you know food hack of the day that's we

01:52:20.220 gotta see that yeah you know that's it's really important so who cares if the chinese government

01:52:24.940 gets more power what's the problem with that whatever no big deal no big deal it's a weird i

01:52:30.300 mean it is a it's it's also goes back to the fact that we just don't trust anybody right like yeah we

01:52:35.180 don't nor should we right well but we shouldn't trust anybody we have mega corporations telling us that

01:52:41.180 they screwed up and killed someone and we're not going to pay you because you signed up for our

01:52:46.220 app for disney plus sorry man we want to give you we'd love to give you more than fifty thousand

01:52:51.420 dollars but says right here we don't have to right and it's so bizarre because like we have this

01:52:56.540 simultaneous we don't try like we don't trust the media we don't trust our elections we don't trust

01:53:00.380 our government we don't trust any of our institutions but we we absolutely trust every

01:53:04.780 app that we sign up to that they're not putting something bad in the terms and conditions

01:53:07.820 right like i it's insane it's insane um speaking of the uh of this there's a new story out from the

01:53:13.900 wall street journal that broke last night that is supposedly the real story of what happened with

01:53:18.620 the nordstrom pipeline oh where they discuss how the united states blew up that pipeline no that's

01:53:24.220 that's not what it says no i mean the u.s is involved in the story but not in what way just we didn't

01:53:30.300 we didn't do it though no in fact not only did we even though joe biden said we were going to do

01:53:34.620 it he did say that he did basically say that russia invades uh that means tanks or troops crossing

01:53:42.700 the uh the the border of ukraine yeah that happened again then uh then there will be uh we there will

01:53:50.220 be no longer on our stream too we will bring an end to it you'll bring an end to it wait what how

01:53:57.260 will you how will you do that i love that question how will you do that

01:54:06.540 exactly exactly since the project and control of the project is within germany's control

01:54:12.620 we will uh i promise you we'll be able to do it oh oh okay huh and then it was done it was done but

01:54:20.940 we didn't do it we didn't do it okay coincidence all right well good what an amazing coincidence

01:54:26.060 that is what happened so what happened so so what so what happened was this is the serbians again no

01:54:34.780 it wasn't the serbs no it is the croats how about the croats is that who did this

01:54:40.220 here's what i will say about the bosnians the story is the hurt hurts of gavinians yeah well maybe

01:54:45.500 the houthis the innagata davidians the hoodies the oh the hoodies the hoodies yeah the hoodies

01:54:50.300 and the blowfishes they did it the hoodies and the blowfishes oh wow that sounds terrible

01:54:54.060 right now so what i will say about this story it is absolutely unbelievable and so that can go two

01:55:02.060 ways it can be when you say sometimes you say a story is unbelievable that just means it's amazing

01:55:06.940 right yeah right incredibly amazing story it could be that or it also could be absolutely

01:55:12.940 unbelievable as if you should not believe it in any way it's one of the two all right you make the

01:55:18.220 call but basically what happened was a bunch of a bunch of people went out to a bar this is true

01:55:23.100 this is really what they're saying happened a bunch of people went out to a bar who are these people um

01:55:27.420 some of them where are they from they're ukrainian some of them were ukrainian citizens okay some of

01:55:31.420 them were military members of ukraine okay and they were around a bar they got hammered they started

01:55:36.460 talking about what they should do because they just got invaded by uh by russia and they said you know we

01:55:42.300 should do is we should blow up that pipeline because all this money is going back to uh to

01:55:46.860 russia all the time that's wrong obviously they just invaded us we need to stop them from getting

01:55:50.860 all the money bastards um so what if we what if we severed the pipeline oh okay and that's easy to do

01:55:57.420 right anybody could do that well we're just hanging out at a bar drinking you just hop in your car

01:56:03.580 yeah and you just drive down to the ocean and then you just do a little uh i know you didn't let me

01:56:08.780 finish diving you didn't let me finish okay they took deep sea diving lessons oh i swear to you

01:56:13.980 this is in the story all right did not happen that night they got hammered and they brought this

01:56:18.380 apparently this idea to vladimir zelinski okay who agreed to it all right okay so this is the

01:56:26.140 country's comedian leader comedian in chief yeah he agreed to this and said it was a good idea

01:56:31.340 yeah then the danish not the not the breakfast food yeah uh the danish the danish danish intelligence

01:56:39.260 from daneland from daneland you know the windmill people the windmill people formerly holland now

01:56:45.180 the netherlands now the netherlands but they're somehow danish or maybe it was denmark it was one

01:56:48.300 of the two it was one of them too maybe it was the dutch it might have been the dutch it was one of

01:56:51.340 the two i don't know i get the danes and the dutch whatever one it was okay all right their

01:56:56.260 intelligence their intelligence uncovered this plot or the dutch all right they uncovered this

01:57:01.460 plot and they told the cia about it oh okay so we didn't have knowledge of this happening but the

01:57:07.820 cia cia said no don't do it and went to zelinski and said whatever you do don't do this did they

01:57:14.600 pinky promise that this is how it went down because if the cia pinky promised i believe it okay that's

01:57:20.660 good okay i don't know if there's a pinky promise that we'll have to check on that so the cia then went

01:57:24.880 to zelinski and said don't do it don't do it zelinski said okay knowing that of course we we are

01:57:30.420 their money bags yeah said okay fine we won't tried to cancel it oh no but the plot was already

01:57:36.540 underway oh no could not get them so the deep sea diving lessons didn't take that long apparently

01:57:42.900 no it did it took months apparently oh it did oh okay so they this is legitimately what they're saying

01:57:47.700 yes unreal is a good word unreal is a good word for this yes i okay it will either be

01:57:54.860 the most incredible movie of all time when it happens because not after after they have this

01:57:59.360 drinking thing they pitch this all around they get a few military members but not all military

01:58:04.340 members because they don't want it to be obvious when they rent a yacht and go out on a yacht with

01:58:09.780 six people six people on a yacht okay three of them just regular citizens this is months later

01:58:16.060 though after all the training and right including one woman who took diving lessons to make it look

01:58:22.040 like well this can't be a terrorism or a sabotage operation because this woman's there and she's

01:58:28.400 just way to throw them off the track that's really smart yeah put a woman in there it can't be up to

01:58:33.560 her then they go and take a trip across the water and stop in various places where the pipeline is under

01:58:41.160 which they use maps like available online they go down they deep sea dive down all the way to the

01:58:48.900 pipeline on themselves only six people on a yacht they go down there they put explosives on there

01:58:54.580 then they blow the thing up they leave they make a mistake when they leave oh no yeah they made a

01:59:00.060 mistake oh wow which was they did not wash the boat out so they left their fingerprints and they were

01:59:04.420 caught so now they know who it was and now some of the people were admitting and talking to the wall

01:59:10.020 street journal and saying that yes this was us one of the guys uh was a high level german or excuse me

01:59:17.020 ukrainian um general and if you'll remember he was recently relieved of his duties out of nowhere yeah

01:59:25.740 yeah that was why that was i mean that's the thought it's not they didn't admit that but they

01:59:31.480 this is the thought is that they knew they were he was about to get caught and he was responsible for

01:59:35.540 this plot so they they took him out of uh out of uh circulation as one of the big military guys

01:59:42.040 because now you have a situation and in all seriousness if this is true right you have a

01:59:46.760 situation where germany was dumping billions of dollars into this war on ukraine's behalf

01:59:53.480 and this plot which ruined their economy was actually taken out at some level of agreement in the

02:00:01.660 ukrainian government and military so they're a little pissy about it right now if it's actually

02:00:06.780 true because joe biden said he was going to get rid of it too i know and did he do it but he didn't

02:00:12.420 he didn't it was the ukrainians no he didn't russia invades yeah here's what that means yeah

02:00:17.280 tanks or troops crossing the we know what that means the border thank you for the definition of

02:00:23.200 an invasion there will be uh we there will be no longer no north stream too we we will bring an

02:00:29.900 into it oh there you go all right but we didn't no because a bunch of drunk ukrainians junk ukrainians

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02:01:49.340 it's pat stew and jeffy let me tell add to the uh tale you were just telling with a tale of a

02:02:14.820 fateful trip it started on a tropic isle aboard a tiny ship okay uh the mate was a mighty sailing

02:02:22.160 man the skipper was brave and sure wow well these five passengers set sail that day on a three-hour

02:02:28.100 tour okay well they eventually dropped anchor they didn't know this right above the nordstrom

02:02:33.780 two pipeline really yeah and the anchor was so long and so heavy that it smashed into it

02:02:39.640 oh that's what happened completely destroyed it yeah yeah i think there's been some charges on that

02:02:44.600 there have been yeah there was the skipper to uh the uh the millionaire and his wife have been

02:02:49.700 charged a movie star i believe the professor what about marianne and marianne all of them

02:02:55.060 charged on the nordstrom too so yeah um just as believable is the story you just told us about

02:03:03.300 maybe more believable maybe more believable

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