The Glenn Beck Program - September 17, 2019


Ilhan Omar’s DELETED Father’s Day Tweet (to Her REAL Dad?) | Guest: John Ziegler | 9⧸17⧸19


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

158.22633

Word Count

19,790

Sentence Count

52

Misogynist Sentences

19

Hate Speech Sentences

33


Summary

On this week's episode of the Glenbeck Program, the guys discuss the latest in the scandal surrounding Brett Kavanova and the New York Times and how they handled it. Plus, they talk about the latest on the new evidence surrounding the scandal and why they think it could be a big deal.


Transcript

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00:01:11.660 all right the new york times the new york times is actually editing themselves now they're
00:01:36.060 actually editing facts out this is according to the reporters that say okay we had the line about
00:01:44.180 kavanaugh about the woman not remembering that the incident um you know and and and we had that in
00:01:50.720 there it was the editors of the new york times that had it removed oh so now they're hiding the news
00:02:02.120 but that shouldn't be anything new last night some new evidence was discovered on the twitters
00:02:10.900 of elon omar wait until you hear the latest oh it should be an interesting day unless the news decides
00:02:22.960 to edit it all out which they have so far we'll give you this delicious story on elon omar in one
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00:04:27.820 so stew uh glenn stew stew you know i'm i've i've spent many many hours many hours on these airwaves
00:04:46.080 yes saying how much i hate social media right and how worthless it is yes worthless i can't would
00:04:53.300 you say that today today is one of the days that social media is worth quite a bit yeah it appears
00:05:00.800 i we cannot figure out uh we can't we've been trying okay wait a minute wait a minute can you
00:05:07.040 check this yes we did it's verified all right it's so good that we just have this feeling like it
00:05:14.840 can't be true but we've checked every way we know uh and it it passes all the verification tests that
00:05:22.460 we know yeah look it's too good to check but we actually did check it yes that's right and so far
00:05:28.180 take our own advice i am at that point right now of saying like the only thing i have to believe that
00:05:34.740 this might not be true yeah is that it's just so good that's that's part of it right okay it's also
00:05:41.720 we you know i just don't understand how this person would not have deleted this before a couple
00:05:49.660 of hours ago uh arrogance arrogance arrogance because i don't know i guess sloppiness and
00:05:56.900 arrogance okay sloppiness you didn't see it because you would post it because you're so arrogant in
00:06:02.880 or you're just at that point kind of unknown this is back from 2013 i guess we're talking about
00:06:08.040 ilan omar by the way do we have the ilan omar theme oh i think this is this is this is actually
00:06:14.600 theme worthy yes to have ilan omar it's a happy way to tell the story it really is
00:06:20.840 okay so we've been asking for a while did ilan omar marry her brother now
00:06:41.280 it sounds ridiculous it sounds ridiculous well on the surface it sounds like done he doesn't have a
00:06:50.780 birth certificate he wasn't married he was he was not born in america well here's the hawaiian
00:06:57.560 newspaper announcement from what 1961 yeah well that's not enough okay whatever so it sounds a
00:07:06.640 little ridiculous however the minneapolis star tribune has looked into this several other journalists
00:07:13.700 including us have looked into this no one will pick this story up no one will pick this story up in
00:07:20.600 the national press and there's a lot around this but one of the more interesting claims is that she
00:07:29.280 she married her brother now the reason why she married her brother is because we think she wanted
00:07:37.580 him to go to school here in the united states uh and and get some i don't know family discount or
00:07:44.420 what whatever um but the the interesting part of the story which we'll explain is
00:07:51.100 there's all kinds of evidence online there's pictures we know how she got into the country
00:07:59.220 we know that her family was split her half her family took one name uh she took the omar name which
00:08:06.940 is not her original name uh she took the omar name because she went in which was very common for somalis
00:08:14.620 to do they would come in as a family even though they weren't a family they'd get some some members
00:08:21.520 of a family this case the omars and then the omars would be in the refugee camp and they'd be like oh
00:08:28.040 yeah this is our uh this is our other daughter as well that's how she came in that's how she got the
00:08:34.980 name omar that's not her real name okay now her real name i think is saeed is it not um it was el el
00:08:47.720 el el nur saeed i think el nur saeed is the is the father abu naur saeed is the father okay got it
00:08:59.100 got it oh oh my gosh do i have it yeah you have it okay got um all right so elmi naur saeed is the
00:09:07.780 brother okay so what yeah elmi was her was elan's last name
00:09:17.660 we believe yeah i think it's like president xi his name is xi kim jong-un yeah that's the reverse
00:09:24.840 right kim is the yeah right okay all right okay no no this is i this is important all right no it's
00:09:30.200 important it is important and i can't i get you know what i'll tell the story the right way here
00:09:35.180 in just a second okay so it can take you all the way through it but let me just give you the just the
00:09:40.520 the great tweet that was found last night buried in all of her tweets uh this one was posted 6 16 13
00:09:51.280 so in 2013 she wrote oh wait a minute 6 16 that's uh that's a summer oh that's around father's day
00:09:59.260 so she wrote happy father's day to my abu naur saeed i am forever grateful to allah for giving me
00:10:13.400 the best father then she uh links uh to uh an instagram an instagram uh pic um now here's here's the
00:10:28.560 problem her father's name is noor omar muhammad or is it
00:10:36.900 this is the person that we've been saying is her father not omar but this is her father
00:10:49.060 the one she verified in her tweet in 2013 as being her dad now if that's her dad she's committed
00:11:01.380 crimes right yeah she's committed crimes she's married her brother uh and uh all the stuff that
00:11:08.420 she's talking about with her brother is uh a lie oh that's not my brother that's not my brother that's
00:11:14.320 my husband no that is clearly your brother if this is your dad because we have pictures of you
00:11:20.980 your dad and your brother and your sister together what a weird thing that is we also have a we have
00:11:28.580 evidence and we know for a fact that dad sister and brother all live together in england we we have
00:11:37.660 pictures of that guy who lives in england being your husband so we're not sure how to make this out
00:11:46.460 any other way elan other than you married your brother this is such a stupid millennial mistake
00:11:54.220 oh this is crazy you're in the middle of committing this crime you're like i got a tweet about it though
00:11:59.120 i just love that is the the typical dumb way this should unravel yeah yeah what's amazing here's
00:12:06.400 what's amazing you would think well she hadn't committed anything yet okay no no no she married
00:12:12.640 her brother in 2009 she got a divorce from her brother in 2011 and it's a legal marriage what's weird
00:12:21.360 is she was married to another guy in a faith marriage and she got married in a muslim faith marriage
00:12:30.260 in 2002 they had two kids then they got a faith divorce a month later she has a legal christian
00:12:41.460 marriage with her brother and she's a big hardcore christian a big christian yeah yeah yeah i know
00:12:47.820 ilan omar is a big and very when when you think ilan omar you you immediately think what preacher do we
00:12:53.740 call to get this wedding done don't you and when the i think the explanation here would be she had
00:13:01.900 not really um established herself in any public way where she would need to care about what she was
00:13:10.340 tweeting right like no the average person is not going to get in trouble for this correct when it
00:13:14.640 comes to uh a tweet like there's no immigration service going around like looking for tweets of of
00:13:21.880 this type right that's not a thing right but when you become a representative people start looking
00:13:26.200 at your record and actually care about what you've done and the fact and the fact that she was she had
00:13:32.280 a faith marriage with two kids then she gets a faith divorce a month later she gets a legal marriage
00:13:38.540 a christian marriage to her brother they honeymoon at college for four years the minute he graduates from
00:13:45.760 college she separates from her brother but doesn't divorce she separates from him then she gets a new
00:13:53.460 faith remarriage a couple of months later literally like two months later she remarries uh in faith to her
00:14:01.520 old husband but then in 2014 she files a joint return with her husband and the faith marriage
00:14:12.540 okay obviously but she's married legally to her brother but she hadn't gotten a divorce yet
00:14:20.520 then the lies just spiral out of control it's i honestly i it's so confusing without looking at
00:14:27.900 the chalkboard that you have here it's almost impossible to understand this is why by the way
00:14:31.600 we did a big special on this you can go to uh youtube and watch it there's a blaze tv special
00:14:35.220 in fact let's retweet that let's retweet those links out but there are several uh let's see if we can
00:14:40.960 get the blaze to put those up at the front too so you can go if you're a subscriber to the blaze
00:14:45.960 and you haven't seen this there is a special that we did we laid it all out and it's super super clear
00:14:53.000 um and when you see the facts it's it's a it's pretty open and shut you know we couldn't we can't
00:15:02.940 prove that she was the one that put this tweet out but we can tell you that it's in the way back
00:15:09.180 machine it was deleted what about two hours ago uh we're gonna we're gonna talk to one of the guys
00:15:16.060 who found it uh coming up in in just a second but this is this is her saying that's her father
00:15:24.320 if that's her father then she's not an omar there's your first fraud she came into america
00:15:33.040 under under fraudulent terms her next fraud is marrying her brother for what reason oh by the
00:15:42.940 way the kids the ex-husband and her new husband her brother were all living together at the same place
00:15:51.180 in the same house for four years so i'm sure the kids understood that you know hey i'm just going to
00:15:58.100 have uh relations with my brother your stepfather oh well don't don't worry about it kids i'll be
00:16:06.840 back with your dad as soon as we finish school a lot no more
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00:17:01.620 tell you that with pain i have had many many mornings and i'm just now at the point to where i'm not
00:17:10.260 humiliated uh by it um but still feel super tender to my wife for putting up with it and
00:17:19.560 and being so kind i had many days where she would have to get up and button my shirts or she would
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00:17:33.920 able to button your shirt and having to ask your wife to get up and help you it is horrible especially
00:17:40.900 a guy like me i'm practically all chick i can't even imagine what it was like for dale
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00:18:40.060 for 10 seconds station id okay so you know how this this started this started with ilan omar
00:18:57.160 being exposed on somali blog spot now the somali blog spot is this this place where the somali community
00:19:05.600 in in in minnesota all kind of hang out and they they you know share stories and you know there's all
00:19:13.380 somalis well um there was a story on somali blog spot from abdi johnson now it was a it was a post where
00:19:27.440 he said that um she has a marriage fraud and it's going to be exposed and the user went on to explain
00:19:38.700 how she married her brother to help him get into the united states and he lists the social media post
00:19:45.020 to back up his case local media did nothing but then all of a sudden abdi johnson disappears and all
00:19:53.500 of that is deleted from the somali blog spot why why was that deleted well i contend and this is just
00:20:04.140 speculation but i contend uh there is there is a a mob-like atmosphere in this community uh and if
00:20:15.500 you speak out about the wrong things you are silenced one way or another this is not unusual and it is not
00:20:23.760 against somalis you know the germans had it the uh the irish had it the italians had it every group has
00:20:33.340 this mentality especially when they don't speak the language they're new to the country there can be
00:20:40.780 real control i also contend that the reason why no one is looking into this is because keith ellison
00:20:48.500 is the attorney general in minnesota keith ellison what a surprise is the guy who left congress to become
00:20:59.340 the attorney general so she could become a congresswoman it's a nice little warm and cozy relationship
00:21:08.460 by the way the woman she has now left her third husband so now will be her third husband if she
00:21:17.500 wait one two three he would be her fourth husband she's left her first husband twice and her brother
00:21:24.860 once now she's dating a guy and wildly in love with um she's dating a guy who used to be keith ellison's
00:21:35.060 main i don't even know fundraiser what would you call him stew because he wasn't really a fundraiser he
00:21:41.940 was but he but he was being paid like he was bringing in millions of dollars and she's paying
00:21:48.340 him millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands of dollars at this point whatever he's doing it's
00:21:53.920 valuable it's very valuable there's all kinds of stuff that is really really wrong with elan omar
00:22:02.340 the question is will this discovery that just happened in the overnight of a tweet she posted
00:22:11.380 in 2013 wishing the person we have been saying is her father which links her marriage now to her brother
00:22:21.640 wishing her father by name a happy father's day and saying she's forever grateful to allah
00:22:30.980 for giving her the best father uh i don't know seems pretty clear now doesn't it anybody else want
00:22:39.320 to look into this new york times are you too busy deleting information you're listening to glenn
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00:24:02.440 welcome to the program uh your response on uh ilan omar and her father's day uh message to abu
00:24:14.780 noor sayid uh which is not her father's name according to her her father's name according to
00:24:20.960 her uh is naour omad uh oh sorry naour omar mohammed that's how she gets ilan omar from her father that
00:24:31.960 she claims is her father but now we found another tweet uh from 2013 happy father's day to my abu
00:24:39.580 noor sayid i'm forever grateful to allah for giving me the best father now which one is it by
00:24:49.400 the way uh the one she just said happy father's day to is uh the guy who is uh the father of
00:24:57.160 those who he alleges her brother her brother who she married be very coincidental very coincidental
00:25:04.960 i mean there's a couple things uh the tweet actually ends it says thank you grateful for
00:25:10.540 to allah for giving me the best father a dot dot dot so it's an a dot dot dot and then an instagram
00:25:16.140 link so this was not a native tweet what it was is an instagram post that she cross posted to twitter
00:25:24.240 so it is cut off in the middle of this word now does she say you know thank you all for giving me
00:25:29.680 the best father and i wish that he was actually my real father because he's not and i actually am
00:25:34.200 can you go back can you go back to the way back machine unlikely and get and get the instagram
00:25:39.360 post i don't think so it doesn't look like i can try to make it come up and it has not come up we
00:25:47.220 can get the way back machine on uh on the tweet because on the tweet we have it and probably the
00:25:52.100 most damning part of this right is as soon as it was found by caleb hull uh immediately after she
00:25:59.360 deleted it uh so again why she's got something to hide and this would seem and this is what the
00:26:07.160 20th thing she's deleted since all this started she as soon as someone finds something she starts
00:26:12.240 deleting we have the tweets of her saying this is my sister this is my brother this is my father
00:26:16.800 uh here's another one i mean how you know before it was like well how do you know those tweets were
00:26:23.560 well because you just deleted this one you within two hours of being found you deleted it so we know
00:26:32.620 this one is true well i don't need to answer unless you know that i did it well the way back machine
00:26:39.740 shows that you did it this one we do know it was posted we have it we had it for two hours then she
00:26:47.340 deleted it so we'll get more into that i hope to have uh caleb on with us caleb hull is the guy who
00:26:54.080 we think found this um he said the tweet is from 2013 on ilan omar's official account appears to be
00:27:01.080 damning evidence that she did indeed marry her brother wow she probably should have deleted this one
00:27:06.400 as well all right we welcome pat gray to the program part of uh the blaze lineup you can watch him
00:27:14.300 every day prior to this show you can listen to him on blaze radio or you can listen to the podcast
00:27:19.660 uh pat gray unleashed uh wherever you listen to your podcast great show very very funny and welcome pat
00:27:26.400 thank you you're welcome thank you uh have you seen the story about the chinese uh drug situation
00:27:35.480 no no i have not actually it's america's drug situation that is provided to us by the chinese
00:27:42.460 i now see you go to walmart you are not going to believe the coincidence all right go ahead go
00:27:48.100 ahead no tell you go to walmart and you know just about every product there is made in china right
00:27:52.340 i had no idea our antibiotics are made in china i had no idea and and not only not only that but also
00:27:59.220 uh other kinds of medicine super important medicine like alzheimer's parkinson's just so i mean
00:28:08.740 this is the biggest advance in modern history most people agree antibiotics are the thing that is
00:28:13.540 that has helped the world the most yes uh it's all made in china so american national security officials
00:28:22.300 are now a little concerned about a scenario where the antibiotics and other drugs that are manufactured
00:28:30.280 in china could be cut off completely or they could send them to us tainted uh with something
00:28:36.340 and because most of our supply comes from there the vast majority of our supply comes from there
00:28:41.960 really not much we could do about it because we just we rely on these drugs that are manufactured
00:28:48.340 mostly in china uh they're growing increasingly concerned about china's potentially hostile ambitions
00:28:54.980 the pharmaceutical supply chain is receiving new scrutiny as a result if china shut the door on exports
00:29:04.240 of medicines and their key ingredients and raw material u.s hospitals and military hospitals and
00:29:09.940 clinics would cease to function within months if not days okay can i can i can i give you i'm gonna
00:29:17.180 just read a couple of uh the paragraphs of a monologue i'm gonna be doing later today on this broadcast
00:29:23.020 yeah because we were talking about it yesterday so we did our homework not that story on something else
00:29:28.780 trade wars are nothing new neither are drug wars history doesn't always repeat itself but it
00:29:35.780 usually rhymes in the 17 and 1800s china very reluctantly cracked open the door to allow
00:29:43.480 limited foreign trade it wasn't that china was opening up as much as they were just getting tired of
00:29:48.320 foreign powers pestering them about trade by the early 1800s great britain was the most prolific trade
00:29:54.880 power so once china cracked open the door the british tried to kick it in because of their
00:30:00.140 insatiable thirst for tea silk porcelain big hits from china as well but tea became the king by the
00:30:07.680 mid 1700s tea had already made up 25 of the english east india company imports in europe it didn't take
00:30:16.080 long now listen to this for a trade balance to develop because the chinese liked selling their stuff to
00:30:23.420 the high rolling europeans but they didn't have much use for the western stuff cotton wool
00:30:29.400 manufactured goods china just wasn't interested britain rained money on china but they weren't getting
00:30:36.380 any business in return from the 1780s to the 1820s the great great britain was running a deficit in the
00:30:44.620 millions of pounds so britain had an idea on how to break this trade war
00:30:50.300 they had to find something that the chinese would be interested in buying
00:30:56.720 the solution was a little drug called opium
00:31:01.600 since britain had taken over india in the late 1700s they had plenty of access to opium which grew
00:31:09.600 well in northern india the opium worked like a charm to help correct correct the trade imbalance
00:31:15.800 by the 1830s china was importing 14 tons of british opium per year so how did they break the trade war
00:31:25.580 opium opium yeah how are they breaking the trade war possibly why is the government looking into this
00:31:33.900 right now because of antibiotics and other drugs that they are making for us right that i don't think
00:31:42.900 is a coincidence that is china knowing history sure is not yeah and and planning for the future
00:31:51.120 because that's what china does china plans you know not a year or two in advance they they plan
00:31:57.580 50 or 100 years in advance they're really patient they've been around a long time they're pretty wise
00:32:04.480 and uh they do things like this and conveniently they know what they're doing worry about any elections
00:32:09.920 right it makes it a lot easier to plan for a long time it does when you don't have to worry about
00:32:14.800 when you've got a guy who's in there for life yeah you just kind of kill everyone who doesn't like you
00:32:18.900 yeah uh it makes it a lot easier it also is easier to sell your product when you don't really care about
00:32:23.620 standards true i mean think of the control that they have over us if they are providing our medicine
00:32:31.700 oh my gosh i mean that's it's chilling yeah we talk about hey the steel industry
00:32:37.720 oh we need drugs try drugs what what if we're not making our own drugs and antibiotics and china is and
00:32:46.240 we go to war you want to live like the 1860s it's interesting too because one of the reasons why
00:32:53.740 the trade stuff has been damaging to the economy is because china is the one with the high standards
00:32:58.400 like they go to china because they have higher standards than many of the other countries we
00:33:03.020 could be producing it in their their supply chain and production uh processes are much more refined
00:33:09.120 than other countries so i mean that is uh it's quite a statement it's quite a statement especially
00:33:15.000 when you're talking about ingesting drugs yeah and if they ever decide to get nasty with us that would
00:33:21.420 be a pretty good way to get they could kill tens of millions of people yeah if they tainted drugs that
00:33:27.240 are going and we might not even know what's going on why people are dying for you know a while it
00:33:32.000 would take some time to track that down it would it would be a catastrophe it would be so what is so
00:33:37.800 what are we doing about it what's the story say we're doing this it said the pentagon is starting
00:33:42.420 to take notice uh okay well that's but they don't say exactly what we're doing because i don't think
00:33:48.320 we're doing anything right now i don't know what we can do because everything's produced there
00:33:53.300 from blood pressure medicine to alzheimer's parkinson's epilepsy depression medication
00:34:00.120 and the antibiotics so unless we start taking all of that on and producing it here uh which i would
00:34:08.900 recommend we start doing i would recommend we start doing that big time like right away yeah or even
00:34:15.000 stockpiling you know it's gonna raise the price of those medications which is that what everyone's
00:34:19.600 complaining about already true but that's something the government that's something the government
00:34:24.080 should do that's something maybe the government not not i'm talking about stockpiling right fronting
00:34:31.940 enough money to stockpile it and then yeah you know that stockpile is constantly you know uh churned
00:34:39.880 so nothing ages could you stockpile that i mean that is it'd be a lot it'd have to be a lot i don't know
00:34:47.180 of medication you know we haven't made you should antibiotics and things like that i mean i don't
00:34:52.160 have to have everything right at least but at least life-saving medicine antibiotics go yeah you got
00:34:58.800 nothing we haven't made penicillin in this country since 2004 that's when the last plant closed
00:35:03.780 did we have no foresight do we have didn't we talk about never think about this in advance wasn't this
00:35:10.240 one of the things if i'm remembering the story right um they had changed some of the standards the
00:35:16.420 government forced a lot of these companies out of the country because they had changed that seems
00:35:21.400 familiar yeah and it was about vaccines and and things like penicillin now look we all know it's
00:35:28.100 more difficult to produce anything here in the united states it's a lot more expensive um but i would
00:35:33.680 think that there are certain staples right that you want to make sure you have access to yes mothball
00:35:38.540 or yeah and you know mothball the factories that made it and if you're in the middle of a
00:35:43.620 tenuous situation with a different country like you want to spread that production out if it's
00:35:49.740 possible right like how much can we get from canada and right you know i mean there's a
00:35:54.180 because if everything's being produced in china you are dependent on china and if you're if you're
00:36:00.460 thinking oh that can't happen they would never do that listen to this line this maybe this will make
00:36:06.600 you feel really good a chinese uh manipulation of drug ingredients or supply may seem like a fairly
00:36:13.120 remote possibility but a state-run chinese paper this week said that there's little chance the
00:36:20.640 government would deliberately harm americans by cutting off the flow of antibiotics there's little
00:36:25.660 chance wait oh okay there is a chance so you're saying there's a chance that makes me feel really good
00:36:34.740 really really good thank you very much pat by the way um you can find all this ilan omar stuff uh you
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00:36:50.040 i just tweeted it to uh twitter.com slash world of stew um or i think you're going to do it at glenn
00:36:56.080 back under the blaze just retweeted it um if you search for glenn back ilan omar special on youtube
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00:40:09.140 this is the glenbeck program
00:40:14.260 welcome to the program i'm so glad that you're here we have a lot of things to cover today we'll
00:40:27.000 have more on ilan omar also kavanaugh the the new york times and the new opium war the new opium war
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00:42:28.180 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program
00:42:48.600 the real drug war that's going on the new trade war that is happening
00:42:57.380 also we have elan omar back in the news today for something new and not some stupid comment she made
00:43:07.080 but for another piece of evidence that shows that she is not omar that's not her last name
00:43:15.740 her father is not omar
00:43:20.100 she gives us that evidence back in 2013 it was discovered last night late last night uh on her
00:43:31.460 twitter feed or i think her instagram feed she originally posted it on instagram then deleted it
00:43:38.120 but its trail was not deleted on twitter until after about two hours of it being discovered
00:43:44.920 then she deleted it early this morning it's interesting to say the least our message to ilan omar
00:43:53.440 in one minute
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00:45:58.380 all right i um i want to make this really clear uh i don't have a problem with elon omar um because of her
00:46:28.120 um because she's a muslim i don't have a problem with muslims i have a problem with islamists
00:46:34.600 and i believe she is an islamist she supports islamist organizations care muslim brotherhood
00:46:43.080 she was the one sending her over to israel a mifta get into that here in a second
00:46:47.900 um she she supports all the things that i think are really really not good um and uh i don't have
00:46:59.840 a problem with her coming from another country somalia somalia was a war-torn country it was
00:47:05.140 horrible and i do want to be a place of refuge but i want to be a place of refuge for people who want
00:47:11.280 to be here and understand our culture you know we welcome refugees but you have to be a part of
00:47:21.000 america now elon omar um has a strange backstory and there's new breaking news today and you're
00:47:31.180 probably hearing about it for the first time on this broadcast it's only been broken on twitter
00:47:36.480 uh by uh caleb hull and a few others now are starting to pick this up this is something that
00:47:43.720 we have been on for a while and uh congresswoman omar i invite you i will never be nasty to you
00:47:52.000 i just want answers to questions i invite you to be on this program i invite you to come on television i
00:47:57.760 invite you to write to us and just answer a few questions because if this is false
00:48:05.980 america and and i should know it we should stop saying these things about you if it's false
00:48:13.800 but the evidence is overwhelming and luckily you were incredibly helpful by aligning all what 15
00:48:20.840 questions on twitter and you tagged her in them so she would know where they are she could easily go
00:48:25.200 back and find them in her feed and just answer each one she can do it publicly on twitter right
00:48:29.100 and i'm going to i'm going to add to that today and i'm going to retweet all of these today so it's
00:48:34.140 easy for her first and foremost um i said that she was you know going to destroy america somehow or some
00:48:41.600 way in a in a uh out of context media matters post she was very upset that i was lying about her
00:48:49.600 and that i had said she's trying to destroy america so i guess the first question is how are we lying
00:48:58.860 please clear these things up i'm i'm going to give you a set of questions here including the new tweet
00:49:06.200 that came out was discovered that you made in 2013 that seems like i mean smoking gun kind of proof
00:49:18.480 that yep you married your brother so please respond provide any information
00:49:26.140 first destroy america you're saying that i'm lying i'd like to know how i'm lying
00:49:33.560 now the destroy america line like all media matter clips was taken out of context but
00:49:41.240 how exactly would you describe behavior like embarking on a trip to israel sponsored by mifta
00:49:48.380 mifta are anti-semites they published an american neo-nazi treatise called who rules america the alien
00:49:58.580 grip on our news and entertainment media must be broken this is one of the most vile almost hitler-esque
00:50:06.480 kind of things i've ever read it makes me uncomfortable to even read the words out loud
00:50:14.420 but that's who sponsored your trip to israel mifta also published blood libel claiming jews use the
00:50:23.000 blood of christians in the jewish passover really this is who you find credible they also celebrated a
00:50:32.480 terrorist that killed 38 israelis including 13 children i provide links for you but i know you know
00:50:41.240 this but i'll provide all the links for you so you can see all of these stories and all the things
00:50:46.320 that they are holding up that's helpful she doesn't have to search for them that takes a lot of time
00:50:50.060 and she's a congresswoman mifta also celebrated a female suicide bomber named wafa calling her the
00:50:56.420 beginning of a string of palestinian women dedicated to sacrificing their lives for the cause
00:51:01.620 now does dealing with groups as vile as mifta demonstrate the love for america and our values
00:51:11.460 that you claim to uphold a hormud uh is something that you tweeted about and i would just like to know
00:51:21.560 if you represent american values can you help me out with a tweet where you said the united states must
00:51:29.980 support uh hormud it is a uh it's a uh telecom company in somalia and you say it does great great
00:51:39.980 things however hormud has been identified by the united nations not exactly a right-wing organization
00:51:48.680 as a financier and supporter of the terror group al-shabaab which is al-qaeda in somalia
00:51:56.620 this is well documented are you working on the right side or are you knowingly engaging with all
00:52:07.560 of these groups that happen to be aligned with terrorists and against the i was going to say
00:52:12.860 against the united states but really against all mankind and freedom
00:52:18.120 is becoming a united states elected official to promote u.n identified supporters of al-qaeda
00:52:25.960 uh is that becoming of a of an elected official here in the united states
00:52:32.960 also the allegation has been married then been made that you married your brother now this one
00:52:40.220 elan is the easiest to disprove but please do so now i know this is complex because if you indeed
00:52:50.740 did marry your brother there's going to be a problem on fraud there's also going to be an immigration
00:52:58.080 fraud because you're not an omar
00:53:00.980 and we understand and and i give you sympathy for being in a being in a camp a u.n refugee camp and
00:53:13.220 having the opportunity to come here to the united states of america and you come under a false name
00:53:20.320 with another family this is this is well documented that this is happening all over somalia it's why we
00:53:27.000 had to stop so many people coming in from somalia because a lot a good portion of people coming in are
00:53:34.340 not who they say they were now this allegation should be really easy to disprove because if it's a nasty rumor
00:53:44.200 i want to help you squash it i was not a birther i didn't buy into the birth certificate thing
00:53:51.320 so i want to stand for the truth but if it's untrue why did you delete all of the social media posts
00:54:00.020 that back up the allegation that you married your brother and i'm not saying you married your brother
00:54:04.840 for love you were spiritually married to your first husband in 2002 and you had two kids and i
00:54:12.320 claim that you love them and even during your second marriage with your brother i contend that you
00:54:18.840 actually loved him and were actually living with your first husband your brother too but i think you
00:54:25.320 were sleeping with your first husband because you had a faith marriage to him then you got a faith
00:54:32.140 divorce in 2008 and a month later you had a legal christian marriage to your brother elmi
00:54:40.880 why why the christian marriage you are clearly a devout muslim why would you get married legally
00:54:53.100 to a christian man when you didn't support the legal marriage thing with your first husband you
00:55:00.740 believed that sharia law is greater than all other laws and so you didn't marry your first husband
00:55:09.340 legally you just had a faith marriage why have a legal marriage and a christian marriage to your next
00:55:16.700 husband who really strongly appears to be your brother and then why did that happen right before you
00:55:25.360 and your new husband aka your brother went to college at the same university north dakota state
00:55:33.140 university and why did you get a divorce i'm sorry why did you get a separation from your brother
00:55:40.980 your second husband right after you both left college you see that's the fraud part that's the part that's
00:55:49.960 hard to figure out soon as you graduate you separate but you don't divorce him instead as soon as you
00:55:59.360 separate a month or two later you get re-faith married to your first husband and why were you both
00:56:07.540 living in the same house your two kids your first husband you and your second husband for four
00:56:16.040 years i mean i'm an open-minded guy but gee that seems that seems even wrong to do just to the kids
00:56:23.940 let alone your first husband
00:56:25.720 there's new evidence that came out today on her twitter feed i'll give it to you in one minute
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00:58:03.760 all right these are these are questions that i have for ilan omar and i cannot think my staff and i we
00:58:22.980 have beat our heads against the wall trying to give her the benefit of the doubt in every way that
00:58:29.000 we possibly can but the evidence is overwhelming we don't know why others will not do an investigation
00:58:38.040 on this we can speculate but we don't know why perhaps it's because unless she gives the answer
00:58:49.320 or unless there is enough support from the american people there's nowhere to go
00:58:57.160 if her attorney general in um in minnesota who is keith ellison
00:59:05.080 if he won't do anything about it who will
00:59:09.720 if people in congress are too afraid to take her on because of care and all of her connections
00:59:17.320 who will
00:59:18.840 we are going to continue to ask the question until there is an answer now this was just released uh
00:59:28.760 by caleb hull he tweeted this out um yesterday last night at 11 0 8
00:59:36.280 11 0 8 p.m he said ilan omar's father's name is nur omar muhammad
00:59:44.200 okay that's how she gets the omar name that's her father
00:59:48.920 allegedly but her her alleged brother's name is ahmed nur saeed elmi remember saeed is the name omar
01:00:00.520 it's not the last one it's it's all jumbled so remember saeed saeed is the brother's name his last name if you will
01:00:08.360 she says she's a alleged brother glenn yes yeah yes she says she is an omar and so her father would have to be
01:00:18.200 nur omar muhammad who came in from somalia and had his whole family there and ilan was one of them
01:00:27.400 now this tweet from 2013 on her official account appears to be pretty damning evidence that she
01:00:37.480 married her brother saeed this tweet which was then deleted in the middle of the night by ilan
01:00:47.240 omar was a copy of something she had deleted earlier on instagram but she didn't go to twitter
01:00:55.640 to delete the connection yeah and if you're not on these things basically if you're you could set up
01:01:00.360 instagram to automatically tweet the same thing that you just posted on instagram so you don't
01:01:06.200 have to do it twice so you post on instagram once it automatically sends a link to twitter and the
01:01:11.240 beginning of your post that gets cut off a little bit so we can't tell the entire message that she
01:01:16.120 wrote but we can see enough uh to actually see the content about the father and we do know at 11 0 8 this
01:01:23.400 was online on her uh twitter feed okay so we know this was posted by her on her twitter feed and we
01:01:34.360 now know that it has strangely been deleted what she wrote was happy father's day to my abu nur saeed
01:01:43.320 i am forever grateful to allah for giving me the best father a dot dot dot we don't know what the rest of
01:01:51.720 that message was but this seems to verify that her father is not omar but saeed which would make
01:02:00.280 saeed elmi her brother
01:02:02.680 you can clear this up
01:02:07.320 now if your ex-husband is not your brother why did he live with a woman in england that you have
01:02:17.720 referenced as your sister in london why does she consider your father the one that you just said happy
01:02:26.680 father's day as her father why are there photos of the two of you together
01:02:33.960 in 2016 you filed a harassment report on a dc cab driver where you called leila your sister
01:02:43.640 why did also another witness corroborate that later again easy questions the american people should
01:02:52.840 know you just need to tell us the truth you just have to do what you've refused to do and that is
01:02:59.080 address them you also have claimed that you are not having an affair with tim minette
01:03:04.920 so why does his wife claim otherwise in official court documents and by the way i don't really care
01:03:10.440 about your sexual life i don't care about it i don't want to know about it but the fraud with your
01:03:15.880 brother seems concerning now you're an affair with tim minette just admit that you're having an affair
01:03:22.520 with him he left his wife for you you've been seen together photographed together etc etc but it's not
01:03:29.720 really about him and you it's honestly about the insane payments your campaign has paid him allegedly
01:03:39.160 no he she's an alleged congresswoman we don't know we don't know her name that's allegedly ilan
01:03:44.040 omar can you please tell the people who donated your campaign a reason that you continue to pay him
01:03:52.200 14 000 on one day 21 000 on the next day oh and by the way he also worked for keith ellison
01:04:00.120 your attorney general you're listening to glenn back can you please explain all right we basically live
01:04:09.400 in the future right now the technology that we all take for granted is stuff that would have
01:04:14.200 blown our mind when we were kids honestly it was stuff that stu you remember us talking about technology
01:04:20.520 and we would talk about it you know in 1995 and i would tell you these are going to come sure and it
01:04:25.240 seemed nuts right seemed nuts we're living in that and it's a brave frontier it's a fun place it's also
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01:05:21.560 uh cokey roberts uh has passed away today um sad news i mean it's
01:05:29.000 uh it's like yesterday i found out about rick okasic from the cars dying and i'm what what did he die
01:05:37.960 of uh old age i mean he was like 75 77 cokey roberts was 75
01:05:46.440 so thought i'd let you know uh let me go to john ziegler uh john is a uh senior columnist at mediate
01:05:55.960 uh he owes uh he is the host of individual one podcast um he has written a great couple of stories
01:06:04.920 now on this this bombshell that ends up blowing up the new york times on brett cavanaugh welcome to the
01:06:13.080 program john how are you always good to be with you glenn yeah so um uh john let's let's start with
01:06:20.280 the cavanaugh story that you wrote on sunday it was a fascinating story about you know how much they
01:06:28.360 really left out of this story it's not just that the accuser uh has no accusation because they don't
01:06:37.000 remember any of it it's who made this allegation yeah well it's actually glenn uh it is almost
01:06:44.920 impossible to fully encapsulate all the problems with the new york times story in one column i'm
01:06:50.760 being very literal about that and i actually think that while the conservative media has done a really
01:06:55.720 good job on some aspects of the story there are obvious aspects like the one you just mentioned that
01:07:01.320 they don't didn't mention oh by the way the alleged victim of the second episode that is supposed
01:07:06.280 to be this bombshell has no knowledge of this and her friends say that they don't believe that it
01:07:10.920 happened they leave that out that would be a big enough problem as it is but i think we're missing
01:07:16.200 something with regard to who the witness is and it's not just political bias this guy is a guy by
01:07:21.960 the name of max steer and when i read the original article i didn't know who max steer was and it referred
01:07:28.280 to him as a thought leader who who works at a dc non-profit now you know i have a pretty good bs
01:07:37.000 detector yeah i read that i'm like wow that's like 11 the patriot act i'm at an 11 on who this guy is
01:07:45.320 right so who so who is this guy well we we now learn that uh he was one of bill clinton's defense
01:07:52.440 attorneys during his impeachment which would automatically show at least some bias but
01:07:58.360 i'm not even worried about the bias element or the potential political motivation let's go back
01:08:03.800 to the clinton impeachment who was on the other side of that battle ken star's primary deputy was
01:08:11.800 brett kavanaugh what was the alec one of the major allegations against bill clinton that led that whole
01:08:18.680 situation him exposing himself to paula jones which started that lawsuit which so so let's let's go
01:08:27.160 back to this let's think about the absurdity of this so so glenn steer in the midst of this incredibly
01:08:34.440 intense impeachment battle knows that his classmate from yale brett kavanaugh is a guy who he witnessed
01:08:42.280 doing exactly the same thing that bill clinton is being accused of and he never mentions this
01:08:48.520 to anybody that is such an amazing piece of evidence that is that to me when i read this from you um
01:08:58.200 yesterday i i thought to myself that is the most damning piece of evidence on this article than
01:09:05.560 anything else and anything else they didn't think that the guy who was coming after his client bill
01:09:14.440 clinton who he had witnessed that attorney had witnessed him do exactly the same thing
01:09:21.160 as he was investigating on the president and he wouldn't bring that up he wouldn't expose that
01:09:26.200 impossible impossible impossible exactly and and what's remarkable to me is that i'm the only one i
01:09:32.920 know of that's really made a big deal out of this yeah and it's and it's not because i'm any great shakes
01:09:37.800 it's i mean as you guys know i'm i'm very disoriented in this story because i'm actually defending somebody i
01:09:42.920 like and i might actually win on this one that's very strange for me that that never happens so but
01:09:50.120 well i i really honestly believe that the biggest problem here is that there's so many issues in the
01:09:55.160 story i mean they they leave out their biggest bombshell there is a bombshell in this new book by
01:10:02.280 these times reporters who who clearly now as we're learning more snuck this into the new york times this
01:10:08.120 was snuck in on a weekend uh in a story that was labeled something totally different about yale's
01:10:14.200 culture uh and they snuck these things in there that did not pass muster on the news side but the
01:10:19.960 biggest bombshell this book has isn't even in the article which is that leland kaiser is now on the
01:10:26.360 record for the first time leland kaiser christine ford's best friend at the time who was allegedly at this
01:10:31.960 party uh that which has no place and no date no year even uh no way of getting home no way of
01:10:38.680 getting there all sorts of problems but uh she is now on the record saying that it makes no sense to
01:10:44.440 her this story and that she has no confidence in it and that she was the victim of an intimidation
01:10:51.400 campaign of ford allies to try to get her to lie on her behalf ladies and gentlemen uh you don't have
01:10:58.600 to go to journalism school to know that's an actual bombshell and that's not even in the story and
01:11:04.760 it's not in the story because it doesn't fit the narrative that the new york times and their liberal
01:11:09.560 subscriber base once in fact they would probably have gotten irate if the new york times had given
01:11:14.840 that the the weight that it deserved because i believe it shows that brett kavanaugh is an innocent
01:11:20.840 man not someone who you can't prove this about he's totally innocent and that the ramirez story that
01:11:27.880 this this times piece was focused on is an urban legend you want to know the closest thing i can
01:11:33.640 come up with to this remember the richard gear gerbil story yeah that's what this is this is the
01:11:40.680 maybe somebody actually did have a gerbil removed from them in a hospital sometime and then it somehow
01:11:46.440 got attached to richard gear's name uh well brett kavanaugh was the most famous person to come out of
01:11:52.520 that fraternity at yale something happened to deborah ramirez and many many years later when
01:11:57.960 it became politically feasible it got attached to brett kavanaugh and that's what happened here it did
01:12:04.280 not actually have there's zero evidence when there should be plenty that brett kavanaugh did anything
01:12:09.080 to deborah ramirez and i believe that the ford story is a therapy created memory where ford was
01:12:15.640 trying to save her marriage and came up with a reason for why she was a nut job and and uh and use brett
01:12:21.000 kavanaugh because he was also famous at the time well he's a lefty and he's a righty i i will tell
01:12:26.440 you this i think the this is the first time that you don't really have he said she said in this
01:12:33.000 particular case that they are running uh on now and trying to impeach him today trying to and to get
01:12:40.280 to congress to go along to impeach him on this story um it all jumped on it before they had any of
01:12:46.600 these facts all these politicians ocasio-cortez and kamala harris they all just ran with it with
01:12:51.720 no evidence at all correct so they have this but because of who made the allegation the former
01:13:00.280 clinton attorney now you have something where you can look at that and say there's no way there's no
01:13:07.240 way this is true because he would have used it at that time there's absolutely no way this is true
01:13:14.280 and a hundred percent but let's even go farther with that he also doesn't do steer doesn't do an
01:13:19.960 interview with the new york times now now what does that tell you that tells you if you know anything
01:13:25.480 about political operatives that he took his shot when he thought there was a chance of kavanaugh going
01:13:31.160 down and now that kavanaugh is confirmed he's like i don't want anything to do with this because
01:13:36.520 because i don't even have a victim that backs me up on this uh he he no i'm maybe he maybe his memory
01:13:42.280 contrived something in the midst of the chaos who the hell knows you know that was a very strange
01:13:46.760 time during the confirmation hearings but clearly he has no confidence in his own story because if he
01:13:51.560 did he'd be wanting to tell everybody and that he would be thrilled that the times wanted to revisit
01:13:56.120 this because the senate even the senate democrats didn't take his story seriously they never they
01:14:01.880 knew about it and they passed it off to the fbi so so john i want to ask you now for an opinion
01:14:07.560 as a guy who writes about the media what the hell is happening i mean is there any sense at all from
01:14:17.240 anyone in mainstream media that it's like okay this has gone far enough i can't do this anymore
01:14:23.400 i i don't well to answer your question i don't think so yet i wrote it interesting i wrote a column
01:14:28.520 a second column about this today which you can find on my twitter feed the zingman freud and the media
01:14:33.720 about why this happened and i think you'll agree with this column when you get a chance to take a
01:14:37.880 look at it because it's about the culture of the left-wing mainstream media and you have uh uh swum in
01:14:43.880 those waters as of i on numerous occasions and uh and it is my opinion that there was no one in the room
01:14:51.240 when these decisions were being made about this story who has the mindset of you know someone like
01:14:55.800 you or someone like me or stew who might go uh guys uh hold on a second here uh you know not
01:15:01.640 everybody is already convinced that that brett kavanaugh is a sexual predator i mean at least
01:15:06.600 everybody in that room believes that and so therefore it does there's not a lot of scrutiny
01:15:11.240 on the alleged evidence that that's the case because they already know it to be true even though
01:15:14.760 it's not and so there's nobody on the other side to go hold on and then there's a the worst part
01:15:20.440 of this in my view is the incredible amount of arrogance i mean people who work at the times
01:15:26.200 are unbelievably arrogant i mean i mean they you know god could tell them one of their stories is
01:15:32.760 wrong and all they would do is pass it off for a second fact check i mean they they really they
01:15:37.560 they really do believe that if it's in the times or if a times reporter says it's true that it must
01:15:43.240 be true and and that's no longer the case because frankly you know staffs have been cut
01:15:48.200 uh fact checking is no longer what it was there's a rush to get stories out there and and this is the
01:15:54.200 other element they are now beholden to a liberal subscriber base and to nut jobs on twitter who
01:16:01.000 are effectively editing their newspaper and i think that's why they left the leland kaiser quote out
01:16:06.840 because if they put that in there they would have pissed off a whole lot of their liberal nut job
01:16:11.080 subscriber base and that's not the way you run a newspaper of record that's that it's just a business
01:16:16.920 that's all it is and their business model is appealing to liberals all right i've got about
01:16:20.840 two minutes but i can't let you go without saying wow how did you feel when malcolm gladwell
01:16:30.360 writes a book and a chapter is about penn state and he uses most of your stuff and says
01:16:36.600 i think john ziegler is right yeah
01:16:42.440 well considering the hell i've been through in the last seven years other than the one day i spent with you
01:16:46.680 guys talking about this story which was a reprieve uh i was a little bit shocked to say the least
01:16:52.920 although i've been working on malcolm for quite a while i've done an interview with him i feel people
01:16:57.400 will check out from my my world according to zig podcast you can also find that at the top of my
01:17:01.880 twitter feed i hope people will take a look at it uh if we 10 years ago glenn i believe that malcolm
01:17:08.040 gladwell looking at the penn state joe paterno jerry sandusky case and saying wait a minute this doesn't
01:17:12.440 make sense take a look at what john ziggler has done would have potentially changed the world
01:17:17.080 we don't live in that media climate anymore no much like much like with brett kavanaugh and by the way
01:17:21.800 the kavanaugh story and the penn state story are remarkably similar in many many ways and there
01:17:27.560 and the bottom line is neither of them are true and there's no evidence to suggest they're true
01:17:32.440 it's all about politics and i hope people will take another look i was gratified but i'm also a realist
01:17:38.200 you know glenn and so uh no you're not europe you are a bigger pessimist than i am you're not a
01:17:44.840 realist you're like everybody is bad everything is against everything we're all going to die if you
01:17:53.240 would live my life on this penn state thing you'd agree with me but i was glad to get some sense of
01:17:59.800 vindication it might extend my marriage for another couple of years john ziegler uh free speech
01:18:05.640 broadcasting.com you can follow him on twitter at zigman freud uh zigman freud is uh that you can
01:18:13.400 find him on the individual one podcast uh and read him uh at mediaite well worth listening to well worth
01:18:21.400 uh considering uh john ziegler's opinion on many things yeah i listened to that podcast by the way
01:18:27.320 with malcolm gladwell i mean he was unequivocal yeah like i i he said i think it was something like i am
01:18:33.400 ashamed to live in a world in which these people went to prison yeah it's pretty amazing it's i he
01:18:38.040 was i think that's that's real good vindication for john ziegler john thank you very much
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01:20:13.560 we're just talking about there's no way that i mean it it bothers me um that uh
01:20:19.480 uh there's no victim here the the victim is not part of this the person who is the victim quote
01:20:27.800 unquote with the uh brett kavanaugh thing says i don't remember any of this happening and now we're
01:20:33.880 saying well i guess maybe she was drunk well no wait wait was she drunk will she even admit that
01:20:43.560 i was so hammered this is their fallback position i know and they're trying to say basically she
01:20:48.600 they are trying to impeach him today on this it's unreal and the fact that they had this information
01:20:56.760 and didn't include it they are by the way claiming and we have audio of this they are claiming that the
01:21:00.680 new york times took it out of their article yes they are saying the editors removed the part we have
01:21:06.520 time can we play that real quick do we have time to play that in your draft of the article did it
01:21:10.840 include those words that have since been added to the article it did it did so somewhere in the editing
01:21:16.600 process those words were yeah i mean i think what happened actually was um that you know we had her
01:21:22.200 name and and you know the times doesn't usually include the name of the victim and so i think in
01:21:26.280 this case the editors felt like maybe it was probably better to remove it and in removing her name um
01:21:31.800 they removed the other reference to the fact that she didn't remember uh if that doesn't work that
01:21:37.240 doesn't hold water with me that because they removed her name they also had to remove the fact that the
01:21:42.520 witness the the one who this is alleged to happen to has no recollection of it i don't need to know her
01:21:50.600 name to know that's an important part of the story the new york times did a hit piece period
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01:25:03.080 i don't think this has ever happened before this is a very special day today is a day that i can
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01:27:29.960 for the very first time glenn beck runs circles around stubry gear a canadian sports legend
01:27:39.960 that's true that part is true i'm not canadian but i am a sports legend in canada to be clear
01:27:46.360 for fact checkers out there i don't want media matters all over me should we talk about the
01:27:51.560 browns let's talk about the browns in fact let's talk about let's talk about beckham and the browns
01:27:58.440 oh okay all right and you know of course his full name uh odell beckham junior yes junior yes yeah
01:28:07.720 okay i didn't need to think i needed to say that his nickname of course i'm not going to get into
01:28:12.360 okay okay okay let's let's talk the facts here sure um why are you reading what no i'm just curious
01:28:18.920 why you're reading in the middle of the i know sports so well i'm going to run circles i just have
01:28:22.840 i just have a couple of notes here oh okay for instance what was he wearing uh stew uh when he
01:28:28.760 took the field yes i'm in trouble you're in trouble i am going to run circles around you
01:28:37.000 this is the one sports talk odell beckham jr of course wide receiver cleveland browns was uh
01:28:43.880 there's a little controversy around him as he was wearing a very expensive watch yes on the field
01:28:50.200 yes and now glenn is going to run circles around me with watch talk yes this is what i'm predicting
01:28:57.480 well have you heard what okay so last week uh-huh you you know that he uh he wore a richard mill
01:29:04.280 watch which is was about 250 000 yeah i had heard 350 i don't know it's a lot of money it's a lot of
01:29:11.080 money okay this week he wore another richard mill watch now these watches uh are absolutely um
01:29:23.000 uh phenomenal uh they are um uh turbians which is a uh uh it's not even it they're so crazy they're not
01:29:33.080 even needed anymore okay okay they were made originally for pocket watches because a pocket
01:29:40.120 watch the center of gravity would always be at six you'd put it in your your pocket and it would sit
01:29:46.440 that way and you'd pull it out and the six would be you know going down to earth so the gravity right
01:29:51.800 okay so a torbillion had to make sure that uh it was you could rotate it any way that you wanted
01:30:00.200 and it made the gravity thing go away so the inner workings of the watch are made it particularly
01:30:06.440 rare particularly expensive and rare okay and it makes it so it is the most accurate time piece
01:30:14.760 okay okay it keeps that it's the the the machinery in it if you will it it's in a cage and it swivels no
01:30:22.280 matter how you move it all right so it's crazy it's amazing and they usually start at about 150 000
01:30:30.920 what he wore uh was this yesterday yesterday or the day before uh last night last night what he wore on
01:30:39.960 the field last night was a 2.2 million dollar watch what 2.2 million dollars it is a uh richard mill
01:30:51.960 5602 it is a torbillion uh it is it is completely transparent
01:31:02.440 now the his watches are known to be um i i believe they're they may all be made out of carbon uh they
01:31:10.200 are you you can't even feel them on your wrist on your wrist they are so incredibly light but they're big
01:31:16.840 this one is made out of a solid piece of sapphire that they have to hollow out
01:31:27.480 they hollow it out it takes them 450 hours to hollow out the sapphire it's all glass
01:31:34.600 then they take another 350 hours to polish it perfectly clear then they take a a 0.3 millimeter
01:31:47.400 cable like a cable on a bridge right they take this cable and they attach it at the 12 the 9 the 3 and
01:31:55.400 the 6 position and they suspend the gear inside the watch so it's floating inside the watch okay
01:32:05.960 this is a lot of work this is a lot of work my phone just it's on there gives you the time yeah
01:32:11.800 it doesn't do anything different but tell you the time right okay it is the hardest surface ever it's
01:32:18.360 they say it's impossible to scratch unless you're using a diamond cutter okay so that's what he took
01:32:25.480 there's only by the way there's a a total of 10 of these that were made 10 in the world in the world
01:32:32.200 and he's wearing one in the middle of a football game 10 unbelievable my guess is
01:32:38.200 he's not buying these my guess is he doesn't own those oh really that's my guess i could be wrong
01:32:44.280 ah so it's like a marketing thing like they're paying him to wear them yes richard mill is a big
01:32:50.840 sports fan he's a big auto racing fan uh and so he he likes this he likes his watch being seen in sports
01:32:59.560 he gives them sometimes to elite tennis players in exchange for advertising i think this is an
01:33:06.680 advertising campaign that uh beckham is doing and they're obviously all they have to do is pay
01:33:13.080 him more than the fines right i mean for it to be smart for him to do it oh do you have a fine if
01:33:18.360 you're wearing you're not supposed to be wearing wait wait this is your sports segment where you
01:33:21.960 know everything about sports remember you why i was asking you rhetorically okay yes there's a fine
01:33:27.160 you're not supposed to be wearing uh foreign uh hard objects uh during the game which could be
01:33:32.360 wind up being a so why is he why is he getting away with this without being fined i i've never seen
01:33:38.520 anybody wear a watch especially one like the first one he was wearing was huge i mean it was like
01:33:42.840 well they're very they're very hard but they are very light i mean he would not it would not throw
01:33:49.320 you off at all you would you that's the one thing about these watches you you don't even know you're
01:33:55.880 wearing it it is i've seen them one time i've been to a store that carried them and i said i got it i
01:34:02.920 got to try it on and the guy was like okay don't let anybody see this and i tried it on and it's an
01:34:07.160 amazing feeling watch because it looks so big and yet it's so heavy right i mean it's so light
01:34:14.920 that it's phenomenal so it wouldn't affect him playing at all but i'm you know i i wouldn't be
01:34:20.840 wearing it out there but i think i think richard mill would want it out there because everyone's
01:34:27.320 talking about everyone's watch now right okay yeah i mean i don't think they find him yet they are uh
01:34:32.280 uh they're saying as of right now he's not being fined we'll see if uh if he continues to push it how
01:34:37.560 how long that works so it's so he's not he's he can't wear anything for advertising if he was given
01:34:45.800 these watches could would he be would that be advertising i mean it's not advertising it's just a watch
01:34:54.120 right i mean i i don't know i mean the fact that they're the fact that you're talking about it right
01:34:59.080 is a it's a guerrilla campaign yeah right so i don't think it would necessarily fall under that
01:35:04.520 unless there was an obvious arrangement that came to light yeah i think it's somebody's gonna figure
01:35:08.840 it out i think it's absolutely brilliant unless he purchased them then you're just dumb as a box of
01:35:14.360 rocks right for wearing it yeah you know hey i got a two and a half million dollar watch on my arm a
01:35:19.080 300 pound guy's about to stick his helmet onto your two million dollar watch except it does say something
01:35:25.160 this is why this one really stuck out to me because why would you wear a glass watch well if
01:35:29.800 it's the sapphire that took a thousand hours just to make the sapphire a thousand hours just to make
01:35:39.880 the sapphire uh and it's the hardest uh surface they say in the world that's what what better than
01:35:46.520 having you know a 350 pound monster come after you and not hurt the watch or scratch it it's a good
01:35:51.960 commercial it's a great commercial all right sorry to make you feel stupid yeah no i you definitely
01:35:58.200 i would not have known any of those things it's pretty amazing i mean i hear people talk about
01:36:02.680 it all the time they're like well did you see this watch no no look those watches up
01:36:08.120 i'm a fan of the watch world um you didn't want to talk about his 89 yard touchdown catch
01:36:13.880 well maybe we'll do that next time i'm gonna leave it here put it down on the field and we'll pick
01:36:18.680 it up later okay i don't know what that means exactly dale was dale is a listener of ours in
01:36:24.520 the audience he was a tough guy he he'd know what that meant still he'd know what that meant because
01:36:29.160 dale's you know he's one of those guys and you know he worked construction uh you know big football
01:36:35.640 guy i'm sure you know uh but anyway two back surgeries soldier surgery shoulder surgery and a knee
01:36:43.240 replacement later uh he's not really feeling like uh he used to feel he couldn't work outside anymore
01:36:50.440 he suffered pain throughout his body all day long pain that weakened him both physically and i imagine
01:36:57.240 dale emotionally well then he heard me talk about relief factor he didn't have a lot of hope neither did
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01:37:52.760 what there is speculation from uh blue check mark sources uh darren revello this one um they are
01:38:01.160 reporting a watch media site which i know you probably are big what's what what watch watch
01:38:09.080 media site uh you're gonna be i don't know necessarily all the watch media sites out there
01:38:16.280 but do they quote which watch uh a niche um original luxury watch menswear media based in london don't know
01:38:24.440 it um anyway they've got uh they are reporting this now i don't know they've got like pictures
01:38:31.480 and i'll send you the link but they are saying that uh it is a just a cheap fake not a real two
01:38:37.000 million dollar watch now that would actually make me think he's smarter because i any the fact that you
01:38:43.480 have one giant contract which he has i mean he got a 95 million dollar contract does not mean you should
01:38:50.120 be buying two million dollar watches there's a certain amount of wealth you need to be buying a two
01:38:53.880 million dollar watch and it's not 95 million dollar contract which all of it's not guaranteed
01:38:58.520 plus you're paying taxes on it that is not a good investment i didn't think there was any way that uh
01:39:04.520 he bought that watch or at least didn't get a deep deep deep deep deep deep deep deep deep deep
01:39:10.040 deep discount right maybe he bought the first one and then after the reaction i thought maybe the
01:39:17.160 watch company called and said hey you want to wear this one possibly but like you see this happen
01:39:22.680 like the grammys right like some correct the new actress of the you know the hot new actress will
01:39:27.080 have the the ridiculous million dollar van cleef and our pills kind of stuff and it's not like they
01:39:32.360 actually own that or or wear it um but that is at least the accusation now online which i guess at
01:39:39.640 the end of the day i really did know more about this topic than you so no you know speculation
01:39:48.600 from from some blue check mark that you can't even pronounce i can't i don't i don't know exactly
01:39:55.160 um but i am i'm trying to pass on the important facts it's funny because um there's a lot more that
01:40:01.800 we have on this than the media has on kavanaugh uh that that uh yeah we have more facts we have more
01:40:08.440 facts on this and we're just you know hypothesizing about a watch kavanaugh story is is so unbelievably
01:40:16.600 reprehensible i mean how do they donald trump is right on this people should lose their job on this
01:40:23.960 now i don't like the fact that the president is saying that but if if the new york times wanted to
01:40:30.600 have any credibility they would fire people over this yeah again they're saying the we may get into
01:40:37.320 a blame game here because the authors of the book are saying the times did it to them we had that clip
01:40:44.200 again can we play that one more time this is from a lawrence o'donnell's show last night msnbc last
01:40:49.320 night in your draft of the article did it include those words that have since been added to the
01:40:54.680 article it did it did so somewhere in the editing process those words were yeah i mean i think what
01:41:00.200 happened actually was um that you know we had her name and and you know the times doesn't usually
01:41:05.080 include the name of the victim and so i think in this case the editors felt like maybe it was probably
01:41:09.800 better to remove it and in removing that is an olive branch um they removed the other reference
01:41:14.360 to the fact that she didn't remember okay so what she's saying here let me let me translate
01:41:18.520 bullcrap into english what she's saying here is yeah we were a little shocked too that the new york
01:41:23.960 times took that out uh but to soften the blow for the new york times we're going to come up with this
01:41:29.800 implausible reason of why they did it because it was really best of intent it was we're not saying in
01:41:36.440 any way shape or form that this was a hit job right we want to make sure that we the times knows we
01:41:43.400 love them and we'll back them up on anything they're gonna say is the excuse yeah the idea
01:41:48.600 being that they mentioned her name twice so they just took out both sentences with the name and the
01:41:53.880 other sentence was the one where she said i don't really remember it seemingly an important piece of
01:42:00.280 context in a story about an unproven accusation it's i mean you're right it's not like ethel 58
01:42:07.000 yeah right you can take that out yes you can take that out people could do their own calculation of
01:42:11.080 the age right to say that the person who was supposedly the victim of this horrible thing
01:42:16.920 has no recollection of the thing occurring kind of an important thing kind of an important detail yeah
01:42:21.960 and you know uh what we talked about last hour with john was is even more important right so
01:42:28.200 can you you want to walk people through this because this is an important one i have not heard
01:42:30.920 this anywhere else this story came from a guy who went to school with him well it's a little deeper
01:42:47.240 than that the new york times says he's a uh he's a thought leader in washington well he's a little bit more
01:42:56.040 than that too he was the attorney that was defending uh bill clinton on the paula jones case against ken
01:43:06.040 star ken star's assistant in that case was brett kavanaugh so picture this for a second bill clinton
01:43:16.040 is being accused of exposing himself to paula jones right in that case unzipping his pants and exposing
01:43:23.960 himself and saying i want you to touch this right uh in this case on the prosecution side is brett
01:43:30.600 kavanaugh on the defense side uh is um this guy is the guy who's making the accusation correct today
01:43:38.360 today and at no point does this guy bring up hey by the way the attorney on the other side i saw him
01:43:47.000 expose himself and do this exact same thing at a party just a few years ago when we were both in
01:43:54.920 yale he doesn't tell anyone on the on the team he says nothing he doesn't leak it to the media nothing
01:44:00.280 come on come on when that thing was going down they were throwing anything at anybody they were
01:44:07.160 destroying lives yes but they were like oh i have too much i don't that that horrible assault i
01:44:12.600 witnessed i didn't want to bring that one up though that come on that is the biggest thing that is
01:44:18.040 that is deleted from the times they didn't bring it up the nobody's bringing that up the book's not
01:44:24.840 bringing that up come on it's just hard to ridiculous hard to believe and to have congress now
01:44:32.760 actually stand there there is no justice there is no law i mean think of this the people who stand up
01:44:41.560 and say i will protect and defend the constitution of the united states are now saying this happened
01:44:47.960 with brent kavanaugh and we need to impeach him those are the people that are supposedly standing up to
01:44:56.920 defend your constitutional rights the new york times deletes important evidence you don't know anything at
01:45:08.520 all about the guy the only guy who said yeah this is what happened at the same time the book that
01:45:15.880 everybody is crying for impeachment um professor ford's good friend her best friend is in the book saying
01:45:25.960 i don't believe any of it that she said i don't believe any of it and they were practically blackmailing
01:45:32.520 me and strong-arming me trying to get me to testify that it was true and i didn't i wouldn't and i don't
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01:47:33.960 jason buttrell joins us now jason is our head researcher and former military intelligence and
01:47:47.800 has been watching iran for me uh for the last couple of days we've been watching it as you know if you're a
01:47:53.880 longtime listener of this program i've been watching iran since uh 2001 uh really and been watching it
01:48:03.320 intensely since about 2005 or 6 when we started to really understand the the 12th the mom and what
01:48:11.640 these these uh shia believers uh actually believe about how to bring um the end of the world or the new
01:48:21.400 era um we would say bring jesus back they would say bring the 12th the mom back that 12th the mom if you
01:48:29.880 read their scriptures and our scriptures uh we would describe that as the antichrist and the way to do
01:48:37.400 that is to cause chaos so we've been watching iran and i've told you before chaos is the word that you
01:48:45.720 need to look for uh anything that causes chaos or confusion is not from a good source and anyone who is
01:48:55.400 trying to cause chaos and confusion and i would put the media and many people in washington both parties
01:49:01.720 i i would put a lot of people into uh people who are enriching themselves on causing confusion and chaos
01:49:09.720 that is the real problem we're about to see if if we are entering a new phase in the world
01:49:16.920 uh jason is here you have the latest from uh the pentagon that we now have confirmed that the missiles
01:49:26.600 did come from inside iran that's what they have just said as of about 15 minutes ago is that they
01:49:33.000 have tracked the actual launch locations and it's in southern iran so if that is true there's it's
01:49:41.400 going to be extremely hard for the u.s not to respond to this i i said yesterday that this makes
01:49:47.080 absolutely no sense and that i probably won't even believe it if they say it came from iran
01:49:51.080 because conventional logic says that that's just stupid that's not how iran has operated in the past
01:49:55.880 unless unless you factor in the ideology of the 12 or shia this is something that the
01:50:03.320 this is something that the world will pay no attention to and you must it you do not have
01:50:11.240 to buy into this i want to make sure that atheists who are listening and even christians or muslims
01:50:18.120 who believe in in the supernatural but don't believe in this it doesn't matter what you believe
01:50:26.200 what matters is what the mullahs believe they are 12ers and they believe that at the end of the
01:50:34.040 world before the great chain before jesus comes back which they believe jesus will come back but he
01:50:40.680 will testify as a prophet to the uh divinity of mohammed um the 12ers believe that they can hasten
01:50:50.120 the return of the promised one by causing terrible global bloodshed that you have to throw the world
01:50:58.760 into chaos and you must also vaporize the jew you gotta look at this in the context of what's going on
01:51:07.000 right now in the next couple of weeks why this attack now why did it happen um ruhani uh has said
01:51:13.560 that he's at least or made you know uh comments that he'd be willing to talk to president trump he's
01:51:19.240 talking to uh that's the president the president right um he's talking to uh he's been talking to
01:51:24.920 macron french president president macron they've been trying hard to get a deal done to bring iran
01:51:29.960 back into the nuke deal right and and uh president trump has said he's willing to meet with him right
01:51:36.440 and that's going on in a couple weeks there's a un meeting where they're all getting together
01:51:40.600 that's where they're trying to get this done okay now the who you're talking about the mullahs the
01:51:45.240 clerical uh uh regime so you you have to understand this is their supreme council so
01:51:51.720 their government has a president and a parliament or whatever all of the stuff that we would recognize
01:51:57.960 from other countries but up above that is the supreme council they're like god they speak for god and
01:52:05.800 they have their own military force they control everything when they want to so they can decide to do
01:52:14.360 something and not go through any legal or any political entity at all they can do whatever they
01:52:22.040 want and the president doesn't even have to know about it the president doesn't know how to know
01:52:27.000 about it the uh their head of their basically their version of the secretary of state javad zarif
01:52:32.120 he's always denying all these things that's going on and i don't doubt he doesn't he is denying because
01:52:36.200 he has no idea the uh what you talked about their military arm within the clerical portion is called the
01:52:41.800 irgc and um they're the ones that have the quds force they're the ones that are trying to encircle
01:52:47.320 uh israel they're the ones that operate all the militias like the houthis in yemen um like all the
01:52:52.360 other militia hezbollah uh sulemani is their commander and he's the he's the most famous figurehead for them
01:52:58.040 you see him all the time in the media um they are they've got a very specific mission and just like
01:53:03.160 you said is to eventually encircle israel because that is where the end of the world will trigger
01:53:08.600 right and this makes sense if you're trying to if your goal is to create bloodshed chaos and vaporize
01:53:16.600 the jew um you don't want this meaning right you want that nuke program to be free and encumbered and
01:53:25.080 to go forward you can lie about it but if you're close enough it would make sense look we're close just
01:53:33.800 get the thing done and let's use it right and go ahead pick fights because the more unstable the
01:53:41.560 world the faster the end will come so that's exactly i did not believe this at first but then we were
01:53:48.680 talking yesterday and i was like geopolitical geopolitical rules are set in stone and that's
01:53:53.160 why nations usually always act the same regardless of who's in power but every once in a while you'll get
01:53:57.400 a lenin you'll get a mal you'll get a hitler or an ideology like the nazis that completely upends
01:54:04.360 all logic on it that is what the irgc is doing right now in iran it's very possible this is this is
01:54:11.000 legit i'm sure that if it is we'll probably see satellite imagery coming out probably within the day
01:54:15.480 if we do i would not be surprised at all if there is a military strike by the u.s tonight would not the
01:54:21.400 u.s has to because for the the mullahs to want to fight they have things up their sleeve they have to
01:54:30.920 have um had a global plan if they're going to actually start to execute destabilize and wash the
01:54:39.800 world in blood then they would they would have had their allies and operatives know when we say go
01:54:49.080 when we give you when you see the signal go um and create all kinds of chaos if the united states
01:54:57.720 looks like we are going after iran and the world says it's the houthis um even the man on the street
01:55:07.160 says it's the houthis we lose uh big time because the muslim world will kind of ban against us on the
01:55:16.440 the shia muslim world do you believe that yes uh yeah to to a certain extent i think a lot of the
01:55:23.640 muslim world there shia specifically the shia are getting a little bit sick and tired of what iran is
01:55:29.480 doing um i think that uh especially their own people uh if this does if this would kick off let's say we
01:55:35.640 we attack them and the the people in iran it's already a powder keg there uh they just hit 50 inflation
01:55:41.160 um which their president promised them that would never happen again they're there food prices are
01:55:47.000 up over 80 percent uh they're still doing demonstrations in the streets they're ready to
01:55:51.640 kick off now if a military uh event is triggered by these by this hardline group the irgc and uh all
01:55:59.320 the mullahs and the the ayatollah then this fracture is just going to continue to happen now i think that's
01:56:04.600 going to happen anyway through sanctions i think they'll get to that point anyway the problem is the
01:56:09.080 the president right now is restricted under alliances that he's had they've been building
01:56:13.160 an alliance in the middle east between the gulf nations and israel it's not signed but it's just
01:56:17.560 like it's what they're trying to do to counter iran the president's operating under that i just don't
01:56:21.960 want to play into the mullahs are picking a fight um i don't want to respond you know it's it's i know
01:56:30.680 we're talking about nukes and we're talking about people dying and you know global energy and
01:56:35.880 everything else but at you you want it to be on your terms and they're picking a fight why punch
01:56:42.360 down so uh i'm i'm really hoping uh that the president uh is putting us in the back of the
01:56:52.040 bus instead of the front of the bus i don't want to be driving this let's saudi arabia why can't we
01:56:57.240 just let say saudi arabia look we'll sell you a new airplane if one of yours shot down this is your
01:57:02.200 thing they attacked you not us take it we'll support you at the un but we're not part of it
01:57:07.880 yeah i that would be a significant change from what the past i don't know 30 years a good change
01:57:14.680 wouldn't it no yeah i agree yeah definitely a good change and that would help us kind of disconnect
01:57:19.160 from that area would we would we get credit for disconnecting no i think we get killed for it
01:57:25.240 we get killed for it uh by who pretty much everyone i because anytime you disrupt that
01:57:31.240 old world order you know what i'm saying that what always they call the rules based right what would
01:57:37.000 be the targets that we would hit i think they would target specifically the sites that i i think that's
01:57:42.360 why they're being so so vocal about it they're going to stay away from the their oil infrastructure
01:57:47.480 because that will be they'll iranians will feel compelled to respond a lot more fiercely but if you
01:57:53.400 respond directly towards those launch sites then that's a little bit less than hitting their oil
01:57:58.280 infrastructure so that's the safer play for them it's not safe at all but it's the safest
01:58:05.720 what does that do i mean it's i guess that's a response without really making anybody pay for it
01:58:13.240 yeah and it's and it's an attempt to not only knock out their capabilities but to deter them from doing
01:58:18.280 it again so their iran is constantly testing us to see how we'll respond we didn't respond at all to
01:58:23.480 the drone when they shut down our drone yeah uh we didn't respond at all really to when they started
01:58:27.880 taking tankers so you see how it's escalating what will saudi arabia want to do do they want regime
01:58:34.520 change there oh absolutely absolutely so they feel that destabilizing iran would work to their
01:58:42.920 advantage i mean it's it's an age-old battle that's been going on since babylon and persia i guess
01:58:51.240 may it may unite their people is that possibility that they the saudis are united because the saudis
01:58:58.440 right now serious trouble are in serious trouble and and their people don't have money their people
01:59:04.520 are you know they're living they're they're uh paris hilton getting kicked out of the house for the very
01:59:10.520 first time and have you go get a job without all this media stuff this is this is what the kingdom's
01:59:15.080 looking at right now look how symbolic this attack is because that is that's 80 of their income is
01:59:20.520 their oil infrastructure it's the most vital most important thing in their country and iran just said
01:59:24.840 we can hit that and knock it out whenever we want uh the saudi arabia is the largest welfare state in
01:59:30.360 the in this in the world the only way they're able to keep their people like under control is because
01:59:35.320 of that welfare state knock out the oil revenue the people their people will revolt faster than
01:59:40.920 the iranian people will revolt it is they they are on the brink in saudi arabia i i i warn you
01:59:49.240 that 2020 uh is going to be a very volatile year this may be the beginning of it you destabilize
01:59:59.320 saudi arabia and iran the entire place is on fire and i don't mean the middle east i mean the entire
02:00:07.960 world goes unstable um because iran will because they're run by the mullahs will try to wash the
02:00:16.680 world in blood to hasten the return of the promised one that is the thing that they the shias believe
02:00:23.000 it will wipe out the sunnis every knee shall bow to a shia leader the 12th the mom it will wipe out
02:00:30.920 the christians the jews and everyone else please pray for guidance and pray for peace
02:00:40.920 pray for guidance guidance guidance lord forgive us and please help us thanks jason more on this tomorrow
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02:02:20.920 so stew you're going uh going on vacation uh i'm gonna go see the the rents yes uh i'm gonna
02:02:41.960 take the kids go see the mom uh gonna be very can i tell you this too um i was talking to my wife
02:02:47.080 last night um and we're going to a beach like it's by the beach the kids aren't going to want
02:02:52.280 to go in the water she's like don't let him go in the water i was like what do you mean like what
02:02:56.280 are you talking about i have to take him in the water going to a beach house well the flesh-eating
02:03:00.040 bacteria and so this is now the media is freaking people out there's been a couple of people who have
02:03:06.840 caught this swimming listen to the facts of this though there's 118 million people who go swimming
02:03:11.800 every year okay there's only 205 cases of flesh-eating bacteria in america so right now
02:03:17.880 you're at a very low rate 90 of those cases come from eating raw oysters okay 90 if you are unlucky
02:03:28.120 enough to get this you have over an 85 chance of surviving it so it's not even deadly it's 0.000002
02:03:38.840 percent and the people who do die from it are almost entirely either elderly or with uh compromised
02:03:45.880 immune systems so you are 3462 times more likely to to die falling from your bed than
02:03:54.120 flesh-eating bacteria but the news is feeding is is featuring it like crazy no i hear you like it's
02:03:59.080 like walking down the street you're gonna get hit with flesh-eating bacteria i hear you damn nra
02:04:03.000 the nra the nra man what but the nra they've been funding this this flesh-eating bacteria i don't
02:04:11.640 and our politicians and our doctors are all being paid to keep quiet and come up with these fake
02:04:17.960 statistics i hear you i i hear you that's why we've got to take your guns and this seems like a great time
02:04:25.080 to go on vacation right now i think that you're the right guy to do it you go there you you storm
02:04:31.880 that beach yeah you get that mercer or whatever it is and take away their guns and you stick it to the
02:04:38.120 nra i guess you really can blame everything on the nra can you can you're listening to glenn beck
02:04:55.080 nra the nra can you see9
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