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00:01:06.020 Hello, America. It's Wednesday and the people are still in darkness in Venezuela. But you

00:01:17.660 know who has plenty of light, plenty of, plenty of stuff to eat, maybe got up in the middle

00:01:23.460 of the night, open up their refrigerator, just stood there and looked at all of the choices.

00:01:29.920 Hollywood, the people who did this to Venezuela, the people who championed socialism and Chavez

00:01:38.520 and Maduro. They've got plenty of light. We take you into the heart of darkness and the heart of

00:01:49.420 hypocrisy. Venezuela and Hollywood as we begin the show in one minute.

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00:03:21.500 Imagine a darkness, something darker and scarier than the deepest parts of the ocean.

00:03:33.560 Darker than that awful darkness of space, the darkness of night, a house shackled by darkness

00:03:40.220 because there isn't any electricity and there hasn't been for months. But then again, that's

00:03:45.480 not the dark I'm talking about. The real dark is the dark part that lives inside of

00:03:51.940 you. The things that you now have to do on a daily basis just to stay alive.

00:03:59.680 Around the corner, you hear the bestial shouts from a Caracas jail. The prisoners have taken

00:04:06.320 over. At least that's what you hear. They feel they can do a better job of controlling themselves

00:04:10.480 than whoever has been doing it lately. It was a hundred years ago that this country was

00:04:17.300 lavished in wealth. Not too long ago, you too were rich. You were healthy in that chubby

00:04:24.240 19th century Russian diplomat way. You ate well. You probably ate too much. Black turtle beans

00:04:31.280 and fried bananas. Asado negro. You drool just thinking of the tender shredded beef and the 1.00

00:04:37.560 carrot and oregano tinged broth. You strode through steakhouses on special occasions. You ate

00:04:45.080 T-bones like a Texan. You drank Chilean wines. Malbec from Argentina. Occasionally a glass of cognac.

00:04:54.700 Not because you were a drunk, but because you could. Because you enjoyed the sprouting goodness

00:04:59.340 that life had to offer. Man, that life, it seemed like it was never going to end.

00:05:03.600 Now look at yourself. You're a bag of bones. Bones jutting out like false teeth. At times, 1.00

00:05:15.500 you think about all the energy you waste just breathing. What happened? Now you can barely

00:05:24.720 afford a single egg. One egg. Eggs that fall out of the backsides of chickens and I can't afford

00:05:32.240 it. Your mouth quivers at the thought of a fried egg tender. So tender it pops open with just the

00:05:39.380 prod of a fork oozing onto the fried papaya and rotisserie chicken. You've lost 120 pounds since

00:05:47.700 it all started going to hell. And now, you're in it firmly. You weren't rich. You were middle class.

00:05:57.140 Lower middle class, even. That's just how good things used to be. Although there was always the 0.99

00:06:04.380 cinderblock hovels that you can see from the plane as you land in Caracas. Now it has spread.

00:06:12.620 The office where you used to work as an accountant is now empty, abandoned, overtaken by squatters.

00:06:19.060 People like you who lost everything. Who limp a little more each day toward their death.

00:06:25.100 Men all in black now patrol the streets with shotguns, black bulletproof vests, and black 0.77

00:06:32.180 tarp-like shirts, and black pants, black military boots. People hamper cars in the street because

00:06:38.880 there's nowhere to go. Nothing to do. Gasping a bit, you rest below a crucifix statue.

00:06:48.160 The left tilting head of Christ emblazoned in a soft and sad light. The burnished rise of daylight

00:06:55.240 breathing into a new day. Looking at Christ, perhaps for the first time you understand suffering.

00:07:03.480 You understand his defeated look. The look of hopelessness and violence and death.

00:07:09.240 The hopelessness of surrendering and surrendering until it stops mattering.

00:07:18.320 You hope. You have that one hope left that all things will change. But you really hope that just

00:07:28.640 anything begins to change. It was all so promising at the beginning. Everybody was going to be able to

00:07:37.700 live the high life. And now, only a handful are. And they are the ones that live behind the gates.

00:07:47.780 This, you think to yourself, this is the socialist utopia they promised all of us as Venezuelans?

00:07:56.100 As you sit there under the statue, you begin to replay it all in your mind and wonder,

00:08:06.180 where are all those Americans, those celebrities, those from Hollywood that praised our leaders

00:08:16.700 and helped convince us? And helped convince us that this was the road to prosperity.

00:08:25.540 I wonder what they're eating tonight.

00:08:31.580 I have a feeling they're eating very well. 0.84

00:08:36.040 This is the hypocrisy.

00:08:38.100 This is why the media is an enemy of the people.

00:08:46.620 Not because

00:08:47.920 they're against Donald Trump or anything else,

00:08:52.120 but because they will not tell you the truth.

00:08:57.120 Where are the big, long specials

00:08:59.940 on Venezuela and how it all happened?

00:09:02.420 Where are the demands for the apologies from those who brought this socialism to Venezuela?

00:09:10.220 I can tell you right now that if a capitalist country would implode and you had the very rich

00:09:18.000 and the very elite of this grotesque capitalist system,

00:09:24.160 living the high life, taking the gold from the country currently,

00:09:28.560 holding it hostage, forcing people to starve, fixing elections,

00:09:33.400 I can guarantee you CNN would be there 24-7.

00:09:39.520 They would be talking about it nonstop and saying,

00:09:42.980 this is why we need socialism.

00:09:45.600 But where is the media today?

00:09:48.960 Where are the leaders today that will actually stand up and say,

00:09:54.700 wait a minute, hold it.

00:09:57.000 We're all talking about socialism.

00:10:00.520 Can we stop and look at what socialism has done?

00:10:07.460 Can we just stop and ask a few people?

00:10:11.620 Hey, Sean Penn, do you remember when you said this?

00:10:15.940 He is one of the most important forces we've had on this planet.

00:10:20.100 He is one of the most important forces we have in this planet.

00:10:24.500 And I will wish him nothing but that great strength he has shown over and over again.

00:10:31.940 And I will wish him nothing but that great strength he has shown over and over again.

00:10:33.560 And I do it in love.

00:10:39.540 In the love.

00:10:40.600 And I do it in gratitude.

00:10:41.680 I just want to say that from my very American point of view

00:10:47.820 I want to say that from my very American point of view

00:10:51.140 of my friend President Chavez

00:10:53.520 it is only possible

00:10:58.820 to be so inspiring as he is

00:11:02.380 as a two-way street

00:11:04.860 and he would say

00:11:13.780 that his inspiration is the people.

00:11:18.380 Hugo Chavez

00:11:19.580 Praise

00:11:23.800 after the death of Hugo Chavez

00:11:26.360 Praise

00:11:28.560 for the new bus driver

00:11:30.960 Maduro

00:11:32.320 who was one of the people

00:11:34.500 who will be democratically elected

00:11:37.340 and he will continue this

00:11:39.860 proud

00:11:41.160 proud tradition

00:11:42.640 of Chavez

00:11:43.740 They will feed you a lie 0.65

00:11:46.320 of fiction now

00:11:47.780 that Chavez

00:11:49.120 was doing it right

00:11:50.560 It was Maduro

00:11:51.700 Well

00:11:53.000 that falls apart in two places

00:11:55.020 One

00:11:55.780 the economy was already falling apart

00:11:58.680 Everything was falling into disrepair

00:12:01.560 at the end of Hugo Chavez

00:12:03.660 and my greater point here is

00:12:07.300 this is democratic socialism

00:12:10.120 You're going to elect somebody

00:12:12.260 He's going to be the greatest

00:12:14.000 He's going to be

00:12:15.160 Barack Obama

00:12:16.560 He gave us Obamacare

00:12:19.120 and as it starts to fall apart

00:12:21.980 the democratically elected successor

00:12:25.240 has to pick up the pieces

00:12:27.240 and at some point

00:12:28.900 it gets so bad

00:12:30.620 that one of these successors

00:12:33.860 just has to stop the elections

00:12:36.360 They just have to stop these people

00:12:39.100 because it's the people

00:12:40.500 who are complaining

00:12:41.420 that are causing all the problems

00:12:43.080 Where is Danny Glover today?

00:12:48.320 Has anyone seen Danny Glover?

00:12:50.340 Is he on television

00:12:51.320 being asked

00:12:52.680 Hey, how you feeling about Venezuela now?

00:12:55.640 Because you were a big supporter

00:12:56.940 when you said things like this

00:12:59.000 Well, first of all

00:13:00.100 I consider

00:13:00.800 the president, Hugo Chavez

00:13:03.040 my friend

00:13:03.680 and certainly

00:13:05.680 an ally about the things

00:13:07.920 that I talk about in the world

00:13:09.160 and that he talks about in the world

00:13:10.800 I want to talk preciously

00:13:12.540 about the country

00:13:13.560 that people often consider me

00:13:15.940 a descendant of

00:13:17.040 and from

00:13:17.700 Hayati

00:13:18.480 Hayati is something

00:13:19.580 very special to me

00:13:20.640 and so when I talked to the president

00:13:22.300 about Hayati

00:13:23.360 he understood

00:13:24.140 there was a fundamental relationship

00:13:25.780 that Latin America 0.71

00:13:27.840 and particularly Venezuela

00:13:29.440 and the Bolivarian Revolution

00:13:31.220 had to Hayati

00:13:32.140 Hayati

00:13:33.500 otherwise known as Haiti

00:13:34.920 Danny Glover

00:13:37.080 will say

00:13:38.420 well, I was talking

00:13:39.820 no, no, no

00:13:40.620 I was talking about Chavez

00:13:41.820 but here he is in 2014

00:13:44.000 giving a speech

00:13:45.160 next to Maduro

00:13:46.920 supporting Maduro

00:13:48.920 so proud to be with you

00:13:51.300 estoy muy orgulloso

00:13:52.800 de estar con ustedes

00:13:53.920 as we commemorate

00:13:56.120 and celebrate

00:13:56.880 a true

00:13:59.260 man of the people

00:14:01.260 Hugo Chavez

00:14:03.660 his memory

00:14:07.260 lives

00:14:09.300 with us

00:14:10.920 through

00:14:15.040 through

00:14:17.740 the work that you do

00:14:19.020 as citizens of this great nation

00:14:21.800 as you continue to

00:14:24.460 realize

00:14:25.680 his vision

00:14:26.820 of a participatory democracy

00:14:29.840 one involving all citizens

00:14:32.920 in context

00:14:38.680 in context

00:14:40.880 with his

00:14:42.500 elected leaders

00:14:44.660 who are the stewards

00:14:46.820 of this democracy

00:14:47.820 it is

00:14:53.880 it is a

00:14:57.920 task

00:14:58.940 that is very difficult

00:15:00.700 but a task

00:15:02.920 that you

00:15:04.000 are up to

00:15:05.360 it is a task

00:15:14.600 with many challenges

00:15:15.660 but he knows

00:15:17.840 that you

00:15:18.980 will continue

00:15:19.760 the fight

00:15:20.440 that he gave

00:15:21.940 his last breath

00:15:23.100 for

00:15:23.520 a free

00:15:25.200 democratic

00:15:26.920 self-determining

00:15:29.980 Venezuela

00:15:30.900 that's fantastic

00:15:33.320 if any of it

00:15:34.400 were true

00:15:35.060 as he had his arm

00:15:36.580 around

00:15:37.200 Nicolas Maduro

00:15:38.240 as he was saying it

00:15:39.640 if you think

00:15:43.400 that the socialists

00:15:44.940 really believe

00:15:47.680 in a

00:15:48.720 self-determining

00:15:50.260 group of people

00:15:51.980 an exchange

00:15:52.760 of ideas

00:15:53.480 then why are they

00:15:56.060 silencing so many people

00:15:57.440 today

00:15:57.900 in America

00:15:58.640 don't you see

00:16:01.340 this is

00:16:02.800 they don't show up

00:16:03.820 in black boots

00:16:04.660 they don't show up

00:16:06.580 in scary

00:16:08.240 uniforms

00:16:09.140 Germany

00:16:11.060 they showed up

00:16:13.000 in those black

00:16:13.760 uniforms

00:16:14.140 but those weren't

00:16:14.980 scary at the time

00:16:16.180 those were sharp

00:16:17.760 uniforms

00:16:18.500 they were designed

00:16:19.840 by Hugo Boss

00:16:21.140 they instilled

00:16:23.420 confidence in the

00:16:24.440 people

00:16:24.700 they thought

00:16:25.080 oh wow

00:16:25.580 look at them

00:16:26.200 I want to be a

00:16:26.820 part of that

00:16:27.620 now

00:16:28.800 only now

00:16:29.820 do you know

00:16:30.720 what they really

00:16:31.600 mean

00:16:32.100 and now

00:16:32.940 those uniforms

00:16:33.680 are frightening

00:16:34.340 they show up

00:16:35.820 as friends

00:16:37.140 as Ronald Reagan

00:16:38.080 said

00:16:38.420 I'm from the

00:16:39.100 government

00:16:39.560 I'm here to help

00:16:40.980 the most frightening

00:16:42.020 words anybody

00:16:43.100 has ever spoken

00:16:44.220 if they truly

00:16:48.320 are going to

00:16:49.040 create a utopia

00:16:50.020 where all of us

00:16:51.500 can express

00:16:52.720 ourselves

00:16:53.420 then why are they

00:16:54.620 silencing us

00:16:55.580 today

00:16:56.040 why is that

00:16:58.360 Noam Chomsky

00:16:59.260 why is that

00:17:00.500 Oliver Stone

00:17:01.400 Danny Glover

00:17:02.880 Sean Penn

00:17:04.140 you all should be

00:17:05.860 held

00:17:06.320 accountable

00:17:07.320 for what you

00:17:08.820 said

00:17:09.420 and I know

00:17:10.780 you're going to

00:17:11.200 have an excuse

00:17:11.780 well they just

00:17:12.340 didn't do it

00:17:12.780 right in Venezuela

00:17:13.560 they never

00:17:15.020 do it

00:17:15.860 right

00:17:16.460 shame on you 0.77

00:17:20.500 Hollywood

00:17:20.940 and shame

00:17:22.660 on you

00:17:23.260 American

00:17:24.020 press

00:17:24.800 where are you

00:17:27.100 as people

00:17:28.040 languish in the

00:17:29.260 dark

00:17:29.620 and starve 0.84

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00:17:44.180 the kids

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00:17:47.260 and sold 0.99

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00:19:47.120 here's Oliver

00:20:02.040 Stone

00:20:02.520 supporting

00:20:03.800 Chavez

00:20:04.440 I've dealt

00:20:05.740 with iconic

00:20:06.320 characters

00:20:06.840 and let's

00:20:08.120 say I

00:20:09.140 favor the

00:20:09.960 underdog

00:20:10.500 so here's

00:20:11.040 a man

00:20:11.340 who's been

00:20:11.720 picked on

00:20:12.320 endlessly

00:20:13.220 for years

00:20:14.040 and in

00:20:15.180 that vein

00:20:15.700 I went

00:20:16.040 there and

00:20:16.360 I wanted

00:20:16.840 to make

00:20:17.200 it about

00:20:17.460 the American

00:20:17.840 media

00:20:18.100 because we

00:20:18.560 seek out

00:20:19.000 enemies

00:20:19.320 America

00:20:19.800 has got

00:20:20.640 a certain

00:20:21.060 paranoia

00:20:21.740 since

00:20:22.020 World War

00:20:22.480 II

00:20:22.660 that's

00:20:22.940 gotten

00:20:23.140 worse

00:20:23.420 and worse

00:20:23.740 and worse

00:20:24.180 and we

00:20:24.880 find leaders

00:20:25.520 in Iran

00:20:26.060 in Vietnam

00:20:26.840 in Iraq

00:20:29.900 we created

00:20:31.760 him

00:20:32.200 and here

00:20:32.820 we go

00:20:33.100 in Venezuela

00:20:33.560 in 2002

00:20:34.340 if we had

00:20:35.740 succeeded

00:20:36.120 in Iraq

00:20:36.680 I do

00:20:37.000 believe

00:20:37.440 that Mr.

00:20:38.860 Chavez

00:20:39.100 would have

00:20:39.440 been under

00:20:39.760 even more

00:20:40.260 pressure

00:20:40.620 okay stop

00:20:42.180 he talks

00:20:43.880 he talks

00:20:44.600 Michael Moore

00:20:45.140 talked about

00:20:45.620 the lovely 0.50

00:20:46.140 health care

00:20:46.620 system of

00:20:47.180 Venezuela

00:20:47.540 let me

00:20:48.360 show you

00:20:48.800 a picture

00:20:49.460 of a

00:20:50.600 operating

00:20:51.860 room

00:20:52.280 in Venezuela

00:20:53.640 this is what

00:20:55.040 it looks like

00:20:55.500 today

00:20:55.920 if you happen

00:20:56.800 to be

00:20:57.240 listening on

00:20:58.420 the radio

00:20:58.920 let me

00:20:59.820 explain

00:21:00.320 it looks

00:21:01.400 like a

00:21:02.260 torture chamber

00:21:03.040 with blood

00:21:03.840 on the floor

00:21:04.400 blood on

00:21:04.940 the walls

00:21:05.440 it looks

00:21:06.840 like one

00:21:07.140 of the 0.96

00:21:07.400 dirtiest

00:21:07.860 rooms

00:21:08.320 you wouldn't

00:21:09.620 sit in

00:21:10.480 this room

00:21:10.860 with your

00:21:11.220 child

00:21:11.920 it would

00:21:12.940 be child

00:21:13.700 abuse

00:21:14.240 it would

00:21:14.520 be mental

00:21:15.100 abuse 0.98

00:21:15.540 of you

00:21:16.140 if you

00:21:16.600 were locked

00:21:17.180 in this

00:21:17.660 room

00:21:17.880 it's a

00:21:18.600 room

00:21:18.880 that would

00:21:19.220 drive you

00:21:19.740 mad

00:21:20.160 it's a

00:21:20.480 room

00:21:20.760 that looks

00:21:21.000 like it's

00:21:21.240 out of a

00:21:21.620 sequel

00:21:21.900 to saw

00:21:22.700 it does

00:21:23.420 it does

00:21:24.620 this is a

00:21:25.160 movie you're

00:21:25.440 trapped and

00:21:26.200 chained to

00:21:26.760 the wall

00:21:27.140 and have to

00:21:27.500 saw your

00:21:27.880 own leg

00:21:28.340 off to

00:21:28.720 get out

00:21:29.040 that is

00:21:30.360 a medical

00:21:31.680 facility

00:21:32.480 and remember

00:21:33.740 this is what

00:21:35.060 they said

00:21:35.700 would be so

00:21:36.520 great

00:21:36.960 well that

00:21:37.900 doesn't happen

00:21:38.820 under

00:21:39.720 Maduro

00:21:40.160 this happens

00:21:41.920 over a long

00:21:42.800 period of

00:21:43.580 time

00:21:44.000 we are

00:21:45.460 throwing

00:21:46.040 away

00:21:46.820 did you

00:21:47.840 just see

00:21:48.120 that it

00:21:48.380 wasn't

00:21:48.700 Iceland

00:21:49.080 it wasn't

00:21:49.620 Iceland

00:21:49.960 maybe it

00:21:52.240 was

00:21:52.540 one of

00:21:53.540 those

00:21:53.820 countries

00:21:54.940 one of

00:21:55.500 the

00:21:55.580 lands

00:21:55.860 where they

00:21:59.180 have just

00:22:00.300 gone to

00:22:01.020 full

00:22:01.740 government

00:22:02.960 medical

00:22:03.700 care

00:22:04.140 changed

00:22:04.920 absolutely

00:22:05.660 everything

00:22:06.240 the government

00:22:07.360 has now

00:22:08.020 collapsed

00:22:08.800 the system

00:22:10.060 has completely

00:22:10.800 collapsed under

00:22:11.520 its own

00:22:11.940 weight

00:22:12.320 it doesn't

00:22:14.020 work

00:22:14.840 there's not

00:22:16.000 enough

00:22:16.660 money

00:22:17.400 there's not

00:22:18.720 enough

00:22:19.500 money

00:22:20.440 math

00:22:21.780 makes a

00:22:23.320 difference

00:22:24.060 without

00:22:24.820 math

00:22:25.680 no

00:22:26.540 medicine

00:22:27.060 without

00:22:27.880 math

00:22:28.540 we miss

00:22:29.220 the moon

00:22:29.860 when we

00:22:30.240 tried to

00:22:30.620 go

00:22:30.980 math

00:22:31.820 is

00:22:32.040 important

00:22:32.640 you're

00:22:35.020 listening

00:22:35.420 to

00:22:35.800 Glenn

00:22:36.300 Beck

00:22:37.020 all

00:22:38.020 right

00:22:38.260 real

00:22:38.960 estate

00:22:39.220 agents

00:22:39.640 I

00:22:41.120 trust

00:22:41.600 real

00:22:42.000 estate

00:22:42.260 agents

00:22:42.680 will

00:22:43.280 will

00:22:44.080 show up

00:22:44.660 at your

00:22:44.880 house

00:22:45.140 and they

00:22:46.180 will make

00:22:46.540 you all

00:22:46.880 kinds

00:22:47.200 of promises

00:22:47.700 unless you

00:22:48.460 have the

00:22:49.160 right

00:22:49.640 real estate

00:22:50.400 agent

00:22:50.740 the one

00:22:51.500 that can

00:22:52.000 actually

00:22:52.900 price your

00:22:53.620 home

00:22:53.960 at the

00:22:54.440 right

00:22:54.980 price

00:22:55.600 the one

00:22:56.700 who

00:22:57.020 has the

00:22:57.740 experience

00:22:58.400 in the

00:22:58.680 neighborhood

00:22:59.020 to set

00:22:59.600 that

00:22:59.860 price

00:23:00.340 the one

00:23:01.240 that will

00:23:01.880 instill

00:23:02.500 trust

00:23:03.060 with you

00:23:04.180 and the

00:23:04.720 people who

00:23:05.100 are coming

00:23:05.460 through your

00:23:05.960 house

00:23:06.280 the real

00:23:07.520 estate

00:23:07.800 agent

00:23:08.240 that knows

00:23:09.240 how to

00:23:09.940 advertise

00:23:10.580 your sale

00:23:12.140 these are the

00:23:13.600 people that

00:23:14.020 we're going to

00:23:14.380 put you in

00:23:14.800 touch with

00:23:15.500 at realestateagents

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00:23:24.680 these are

00:23:25.080 all fans

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00:23:28.260 they're

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00:23:44.300 with

00:23:44.500 Jeff

00:23:44.880 Fisher

00:23:45.240 if

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00:23:55.500 safe

00:23:55.800 because

00:23:56.080 I

00:23:56.300 have

00:23:56.580 this

00:23:56.800 system

00:23:57.120 in fact

00:23:57.300 I have

00:23:57.560 it

00:23:57.660 in my

00:23:57.920 office

00:23:58.340 even

00:23:58.660 where

00:23:59.140 we

00:23:59.280 have

00:23:59.420 a lot

00:23:59.800 of

00:23:59.960 collectibles

00:24:00.580 so

00:24:00.860 when we

00:24:01.140 lock

00:24:01.400 up

00:24:01.520 the

00:24:01.640 doors

00:24:01.860 on

00:24:02.020 the

00:24:02.120 weekend

00:24:02.480 we

00:24:02.700 know

00:24:02.920 nobody

00:24:03.260 is

00:24:03.500 going

00:24:03.740 to

00:24:03.980 steal

00:24:04.800 the

00:24:05.040 ruby

00:24:05.360 slippers

00:24:05.800 or

00:24:06.320 the

00:24:06.700 cup

00:24:06.940 of

00:24:07.060 a

00:24:07.180 carpenter

00:24:07.660 simply

00:24:08.380 safe

00:24:08.820 is

00:24:09.120 the

00:24:09.300 best

00:24:09.920 home

00:24:10.400 security

00:24:11.060 they

00:24:11.400 believe

00:24:11.740 nothing

00:24:12.200 should

00:24:12.520 come

00:24:12.720 between

00:24:13.040 you

00:24:17.360 where

00:24:17.520 you

00:24:17.980 own

00:24:18.580 the

00:24:18.800 alarm

00:24:19.140 system

00:24:19.560 so

00:24:19.780 for

00:24:20.000 $14.95

00:24:21.460 a month

00:24:22.280 they

00:24:22.880 give

00:24:23.180 you

00:24:23.320 the

00:24:23.520 24

00:24:24.060 7

00:24:24.540 monitoring

00:24:25.200 it's

00:24:25.840 all

00:24:26.040 wireless

00:24:26.500 so

00:24:26.740 you

00:24:26.860 don't

00:24:27.040 have

00:24:27.220 to

00:24:27.360 worry

00:24:27.660 about

00:24:27.920 somebody

00:24:28.180 cutting

00:24:28.480 the

00:24:28.660 lines

00:24:29.120 or

00:24:29.340 the

00:24:29.520 power

00:24:29.840 going

00:24:30.160 out

00:24:30.360 all

00:24:30.640 of

00:24:30.760 it

00:24:30.860 still

00:24:31.260 works

00:24:31.760 get

00:24:32.320 a

00:24:32.500 jump

00:24:32.840 on

00:24:33.120 protecting

00:24:33.600 your

00:24:33.900 home

00:24:34.260 the

00:24:34.540 simply

00:24:35.080 safe

00:24:35.500 way

00:24:35.840 simply

00:24:36.820 safe

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00:24:38.240 slash

00:24:38.880 Glenn

00:24:39.380 G

00:24:39.700 L

00:24:39.900 E

00:24:40.020 N

00:24:40.320 N

00:24:40.520 no

00:24:41.080 time

00:24:41.340 like

00:24:41.520 the

00:24:41.640 present

00:24:41.920 this

00:24:42.720 is

00:24:42.860 how

00:24:43.000 you

00:24:43.160 protect

00:24:43.540 your

00:24:43.760 home

00:24:44.080 and

00:24:44.520 your

00:24:44.760 stuff

00:24:45.460 simply

00:24:46.260 safe

00:24:46.700 dot

00:24:47.040 com

00:24:47.480 slash

00:24:48.300 Glenn

00:24:48.840 today

00:24:50.420 I want

00:24:50.700 to

00:24:50.880 share

00:24:51.400 some

00:24:51.640 things

00:24:52.000 with

00:24:52.200 you

00:24:52.300 that

00:24:52.440 we

00:24:52.640 have

00:24:52.840 shared

00:24:53.180 on

00:24:53.420 the

00:24:53.560 blaze

00:24:53.960 TV

00:24:54.300 and

00:24:54.840 we

00:24:55.060 ask

00:24:55.520 for

00:24:55.720 your

00:24:56.040 subscription

00:24:56.680 now

00:24:57.340 at

00:24:57.640 the

00:24:57.760 blaze

00:24:58.020 TV

00:24:58.280 cost

00:24:58.740 you

00:24:58.880 two

00:24:59.100 cups

00:24:59.360 of

00:24:59.480 coffee

00:24:59.820 a

00:25:00.200 month

00:25:00.460 and

00:25:01.020 you're

00:25:01.160 going

00:25:01.260 to

00:25:01.320 have

00:25:01.680 the

00:25:02.060 biggest

00:25:02.360 and

00:25:02.640 best

00:25:02.840 voices

00:25:03.400 in

00:25:04.580 the

00:25:04.800 conservative

00:25:05.240 movement

00:25:05.860 right

00:25:06.200 now

00:25:06.500 you

00:25:06.720 have

00:25:07.020 you have

00:25:07.620 Steven

00:25:07.900 Crowder

00:25:08.360 you

00:25:08.640 have

00:25:08.880 my

00:25:09.200 show

00:25:13.160 I

00:25:13.480 got

00:25:14.140 Mark

00:25:16.020 Levin

00:25:16.300 Mark

00:25:16.620 Levin

00:25:17.060 I

00:25:17.380 mean

00:25:17.580 you've

00:25:17.960 just

00:25:18.180 you've

00:25:18.480 got

00:25:18.720 a hundred

00:25:19.560 different

00:25:19.860 voices

00:25:20.260 and

00:25:22.020 especially

00:25:22.580 all of

00:25:23.080 the

00:25:23.200 up

00:25:23.380 and

00:25:23.520 comers

00:25:23.940 the

00:25:24.260 roaming

00:25:24.960 millennial

00:25:25.600 is

00:25:26.120 with

00:25:26.860 us

00:25:27.040 and

00:25:27.180 she

00:25:27.360 I

00:25:27.540 think

00:25:27.660 she

00:25:27.800 might

00:25:27.980 be

00:25:28.100 with

00:25:28.240 us

00:25:28.380 next

00:25:28.600 hour

00:25:28.920 she's

00:25:29.720 launching

00:25:30.020 a new

00:25:30.440 show

00:25:30.860 we've

00:25:31.640 just

00:25:32.060 got

00:25:32.240 great

00:25:32.560 stuff

00:25:32.920 more

00:25:34.160 importantly

00:25:34.520 it

00:25:35.220 is

00:25:35.380 becoming

00:25:35.840 very

00:25:36.840 obvious

00:25:37.280 that

00:25:37.760 the

00:25:37.940 only

00:25:38.220 place

00:25:38.720 you're

00:25:39.060 going

00:25:39.340 to

00:25:39.520 be

00:25:39.680 able

00:25:39.960 to

00:25:40.280 hear

00:25:40.660 truth

00:25:41.400 is

00:25:42.660 behind

00:25:43.160 paywall

00:25:43.820 is

00:25:45.100 on

00:25:45.620 platforms

00:25:47.420 like

00:25:48.040 this

00:25:48.460 yesterday

00:25:49.520 we

00:25:50.700 found

00:25:51.000 out

00:25:51.260 that

00:25:51.520 a

00:25:51.760 monologue

00:25:52.180 that

00:25:52.420 I

00:25:52.540 did

00:25:52.760 on

00:25:52.960 TV

00:25:53.280 and

00:25:53.620 we

00:25:53.800 released

00:25:54.420 on

00:25:54.780 YouTube

00:25:55.320 was

00:25:56.660 demonetized

00:25:57.540 so

00:25:59.240 they

00:25:59.480 are

00:25:59.720 silencing

00:26:01.360 voices

00:26:01.900 and

00:26:02.520 making

00:26:02.840 sure

00:26:03.240 that

00:26:03.480 we

00:26:03.740 don't

00:26:04.040 get

00:26:04.240 paid

00:26:04.700 for

00:26:05.020 our

00:26:05.260 work

00:26:05.660 in

00:26:06.700 every

00:26:07.280 step

00:26:07.960 of

00:26:08.360 the

00:26:08.680 way

00:26:09.420 i'm

00:26:11.260 going

00:26:11.360 to

00:26:11.460 tell

00:26:11.660 you

00:26:12.000 about

00:26:12.860 congresswoman

00:26:13.960 omar

00:26:14.660 who

00:26:15.600 is

00:26:15.820 now

00:26:16.120 under

00:26:16.340 a

00:26:16.520 new

00:26:16.680 controversy

00:26:17.300 because

00:26:17.700 she

00:26:18.260 just

00:26:18.620 said

00:26:19.040 that

00:26:19.340 she

00:26:20.020 was

00:26:20.540 she

00:26:21.840 thought

00:26:22.140 that

00:26:22.420 barack

00:26:22.960 obama

00:26:23.360 was

00:26:23.740 a

00:26:23.900 human

00:26:24.200 and

00:26:26.000 donald

00:26:26.320 trump

00:26:26.560 was

00:26:26.800 not

00:26:27.280 she

00:26:28.160 then

00:26:28.440 said

00:26:28.700 that

00:26:28.880 was

00:26:29.020 taken

00:26:29.280 out

00:26:29.460 of

00:26:29.580 context

00:26:29.920 this

00:26:30.180 is

00:26:30.300 why

00:26:30.520 I

00:26:31.600 tape

00:26:32.040 all

00:26:32.240 of

00:26:32.360 my

00:26:32.540 interviews

00:26:32.960 and

00:26:33.280 she

00:26:33.420 released

00:26:33.800 it

00:26:33.960 and

00:26:34.020 then

00:26:34.140 she

00:26:34.280 deleted

00:26:34.640 it

00:26:34.860 right

00:26:35.040 away

00:26:35.220 because

00:26:35.400 that's

00:26:35.640 proved

00:26:36.080 she

00:26:37.200 provided

00:26:38.040 the proof

00:26:38.460 that's

00:26:38.760 exactly

00:26:39.440 what

00:26:39.940 she

00:26:40.140 said

00:26:40.580 maybe

00:26:42.660 she

00:26:42.880 was

00:26:43.060 just

00:26:43.340 such

00:26:43.680 a

00:26:43.940 young

00:26:45.520 struggling

00:26:46.500 immigrant

00:26:47.040 to this

00:26:47.480 country

00:26:47.780 she

00:26:48.000 doesn't

00:26:48.340 understand

00:26:48.780 the

00:26:49.000 language

00:26:49.520 I

00:26:50.780 want

00:26:50.920 to

00:26:51.000 tell

00:26:51.140 you

00:26:51.240 who

00:26:51.360 she

00:26:51.480 really

00:26:51.820 is

00:26:52.260 and

00:26:54.360 I'm

00:26:54.560 going

00:26:54.600 to

00:26:54.660 break

00:26:54.840 it

00:26:54.940 up

00:26:55.060 between

00:26:55.360 today

00:26:55.820 and

00:26:56.200 tomorrow

00:26:56.680 at

00:26:56.940 this

00:26:57.180 time

00:26:57.600 but

00:26:58.340 let

00:26:58.480 me

00:26:58.600 let

00:26:58.960 me

00:26:59.080 start

00:26:59.360 here

00:27:00.120 here's

00:27:01.240 this

00:27:01.420 freshman

00:27:01.840 congresswoman

00:27:03.300 that

00:27:03.660 no one

00:27:04.340 is

00:27:04.720 willing

00:27:05.040 to

00:27:05.300 look

00:27:05.500 into

00:27:05.860 there

00:27:06.600 is

00:27:06.980 a

00:27:07.360 there's

00:27:07.980 an

00:27:08.100 electric

00:27:08.580 fence

00:27:09.140 around

00:27:09.600 here

00:27:09.880 you

00:27:10.140 cannot

00:27:10.720 talk

00:27:11.520 about

00:27:11.820 her

00:27:12.120 but

00:27:13.460 when

00:27:13.700 I

00:27:13.920 when

00:27:14.300 I

00:27:14.420 said

00:27:14.600 to

00:27:14.720 my

00:27:14.880 staff

00:27:15.180 I

00:27:15.340 want

00:27:15.480 to

00:27:15.580 really

00:27:15.760 look

00:27:16.020 into

00:27:16.300 her

00:27:16.480 and

00:27:16.600 I

00:27:16.680 want

00:27:16.820 to

00:27:16.920 see

00:27:17.280 tell

00:27:17.720 tell me

00:27:18.020 who

00:27:18.180 she

00:27:18.360 is

00:27:18.560 tell me

00:27:18.820 where

00:27:18.960 she

00:27:19.160 came

00:27:19.520 from

00:27:19.880 etc

00:27:20.180 etc

00:27:20.520 we

00:27:21.600 we

00:27:21.620 started

00:27:21.960 uncovering

00:27:22.720 things

00:27:23.080 that

00:27:23.280 are

00:27:23.400 beyond

00:27:25.200 description

00:27:26.220 strange

00:27:27.180 there

00:27:28.640 are

00:27:28.900 multiple

00:27:29.900 multiple

00:27:30.660 suspicious

00:27:31.240 stories

00:27:31.920 that

00:27:32.880 the

00:27:33.880 media

00:27:34.400 has

00:27:34.860 granted

00:27:35.260 her

00:27:35.520 a

00:27:35.680 pass

00:27:36.040 and

00:27:36.340 they

00:27:36.500 would

00:27:36.700 never

00:27:37.500 grant

00:27:38.180 this

00:27:38.400 pass

00:27:38.720 to

00:27:39.020 anyone

00:27:39.740 I

00:27:40.000 mean

00:27:40.140 even

00:27:40.340 the

00:27:40.620 average

00:27:41.400 democrat

00:27:41.960 would

00:27:42.320 not

00:27:42.540 get

00:27:42.740 away

00:27:42.940 with

00:27:43.160 these

00:27:43.400 things

00:27:43.760 so

00:27:45.060 I

00:27:45.220 want

00:27:45.360 to

00:27:45.480 talk

00:27:45.680 to

00:27:45.800 you

00:27:45.880 a

00:27:45.980 little

00:27:46.080 bit

00:27:46.240 about

00:27:46.640 about

00:27:47.860 her

00:27:48.380 and

00:27:48.960 where

00:27:49.900 she

00:27:50.160 came

00:27:50.560 from

00:27:51.000 today

00:27:51.600 we'll

00:27:52.540 talk

00:27:52.840 about

00:27:53.060 her

00:27:53.200 antisemitism

00:27:53.900 and

00:27:54.260 the

00:27:54.420 heart

00:27:54.700 of

00:27:54.940 that

00:27:55.300 on

00:27:55.660 tomorrow's

00:27:56.280 episode

00:27:56.800 at

00:27:57.080 this

00:27:57.380 time

00:27:57.820 now

00:27:58.660 the

00:27:59.900 first

00:28:00.240 stories

00:28:00.680 that

00:28:00.900 started

00:28:01.220 to

00:28:01.380 come

00:28:01.540 out

00:28:01.720 to

00:28:01.880 question

00:28:02.320 her

00:28:02.540 came

00:28:02.840 out

00:28:03.080 from

00:28:03.360 online

00:28:03.940 bloggers

00:28:04.520 back

00:28:04.840 in

00:28:05.060 2016

00:28:06.020 normally

00:28:07.240 I

00:28:07.480 wouldn't

00:28:07.740 go to

00:28:08.020 an

00:28:08.160 online

00:28:08.560 blogger

00:28:09.160 and

00:28:09.360 say

00:28:09.660 hey

00:28:10.140 look

00:28:10.580 at

00:28:10.740 what

00:28:10.960 this

00:28:11.300 online

00:28:11.660 blogger

00:28:12.040 did

00:28:12.260 however

00:28:12.620 when

00:28:13.680 you

00:28:13.840 have

00:28:14.160 no

00:28:14.620 media

00:28:15.140 sometimes

00:28:16.020 the

00:28:16.380 online

00:28:16.740 bloggers

00:28:17.300 if

00:28:17.580 you

00:28:17.720 check

00:28:17.980 them

00:28:18.180 out

00:28:18.520 have

00:28:19.460 something

00:28:19.940 and

00:28:20.360 they

00:28:20.520 have

00:28:20.880 checked

00:28:21.220 this

00:28:21.520 out

00:28:21.800 back

00:28:22.380 in

00:28:22.540 2016

00:28:23.240 Ilan

00:28:24.320 Omar

00:28:24.660 had

00:28:25.200 committed

00:28:25.940 immigration

00:28:26.640 fraud

00:28:27.140 this

00:28:27.380 was

00:28:27.520 the

00:28:27.680 charge

00:28:28.080 that

00:28:28.680 she

00:28:28.820 had

00:28:28.980 committed

00:28:29.300 immigration

00:28:30.140 fraud

00:28:30.720 by

00:28:31.380 marrying

00:28:32.000 her

00:28:32.380 brother

00:28:32.960 to

00:28:33.760 facilitate

00:28:34.260 his

00:28:34.880 arrival

00:28:35.360 in

00:28:35.740 the

00:28:35.860 United

00:28:36.140 States

00:28:36.720 okay

00:28:38.700 all

00:28:39.340 right

00:28:39.720 if

00:28:42.040 it

00:28:42.140 was

00:28:42.260 from

00:28:42.460 a

00:28:42.580 blogger

00:28:43.040 I

00:28:43.500 would

00:28:43.800 I

00:28:44.200 would

00:28:44.360 look

00:28:44.560 into

00:28:44.960 it

00:28:45.220 but

00:28:45.520 it

00:28:45.800 doesn't

00:28:46.220 help

00:28:46.580 that

00:28:46.860 you

00:28:47.060 know

00:28:47.160 it's

00:28:47.320 like

00:28:47.460 okay

00:28:47.800 really

00:28:48.400 so

00:28:49.900 she

00:28:50.160 set

00:28:50.660 her

00:28:51.820 social

00:28:53.020 media

00:28:53.360 platforms

00:28:53.980 to

00:28:54.240 private

00:28:54.780 immediately

00:28:56.080 after

00:28:56.660 that

00:28:56.920 story

00:28:57.260 broke

00:28:57.700 and

00:28:58.540 then

00:28:58.820 deleted

00:28:59.640 all

00:29:00.140 of

00:29:00.280 the

00:29:00.400 alleged

00:29:00.760 evidence

00:29:01.320 that

00:29:01.520 was

00:29:01.720 used

00:29:02.340 to

00:29:02.700 prove

00:29:03.200 the

00:29:03.440 immigration

00:29:03.880 fraud

00:29:04.320 case

00:29:04.740 it

00:29:05.140 was

00:29:05.280 all

00:29:05.640 up

00:29:05.900 on

00:29:06.120 her

00:29:06.340 social

00:29:06.680 media

00:29:07.160 and

00:29:07.920 soon

00:29:08.160 as

00:29:08.300 that

00:29:08.460 came

00:29:08.720 out

00:29:09.040 delete

00:29:09.740 okay

00:29:11.960 sounds

00:29:13.320 suspicious

00:29:13.860 but the

00:29:14.880 mainstream

00:29:15.260 media

00:29:15.720 wouldn't

00:29:16.100 touch

00:29:16.360 it

00:29:16.500 not

00:29:16.740 even

00:29:17.020 the

00:29:17.280 local

00:29:17.640 minnesota

00:29:18.180 media

00:29:18.760 would

00:29:19.480 touch

00:29:19.780 it

00:29:19.960 and

00:29:20.280 you'll

00:29:20.500 understand

00:29:21.060 why

00:29:21.760 by the

00:29:22.880 end

00:29:23.260 of

00:29:23.720 this

00:29:24.080 episode

00:29:24.580 tomorrow

00:29:25.160 the

00:29:25.940 associated

00:29:26.460 press

00:29:27.020 actually

00:29:27.580 took

00:29:27.900 this

00:29:28.160 on

00:29:28.340 they

00:29:28.460 were

00:29:28.560 the

00:29:28.700 only

00:29:28.980 outlet

00:29:29.480 the

00:29:29.680 associated

00:29:30.280 press

00:29:30.780 not

00:29:31.200 a

00:29:31.380 slum

00:29:31.760 out

00:29:32.040 vet

00:29:32.300 and

00:29:32.640 currently

00:29:33.220 not

00:29:34.200 a

00:29:34.580 conservative

00:29:35.300 outlet

00:29:35.900 to say

00:29:36.320 the

00:29:36.500 least

00:29:36.860 but

00:29:37.700 when

00:29:37.840 they

00:29:37.980 asked

00:29:38.380 omar

00:29:38.740 what

00:29:39.000 was

00:29:39.180 going

00:29:39.460 on

00:29:39.800 she

00:29:40.060 just

00:29:40.380 said

00:29:40.740 quote

00:29:41.160 i

00:29:41.680 choose

00:29:42.040 not

00:29:42.300 to

00:29:42.460 further

00:29:42.660 the

00:29:42.900 narrative

00:29:43.280 of

00:29:43.740 those

00:29:44.060 who

00:29:44.220 oppose

00:29:44.640 us

00:29:44.920 end

00:29:45.200 quote

00:29:45.520 okay

00:29:46.940 well i

00:29:47.620 assume that

00:29:48.100 you're saying

00:29:48.640 that those

00:29:49.080 are all

00:29:49.420 lies but

00:29:50.120 it would

00:29:50.300 be easy

00:29:50.680 to prove

00:29:51.080 them

00:29:51.320 so the

00:29:52.240 ap

00:29:52.640 asked omar

00:29:53.460 for her

00:29:53.980 immigration

00:29:54.540 records

00:29:55.180 and birth

00:29:55.700 certificates

00:29:56.180 that would

00:29:57.160 prove her

00:29:57.680 denial

00:29:58.160 now when

00:29:58.660 i first

00:29:59.000 saw this

00:29:59.340 i was

00:29:59.500 like oh

00:29:59.860 geez

00:30:00.080 a birth

00:30:00.520 certificate

00:30:00.860 thing

00:30:01.280 there was

00:30:01.640 nothing

00:30:01.980 with the

00:30:02.420 obama

00:30:02.820 birth

00:30:03.100 certificate

00:30:03.360 can we

00:30:03.720 stop

00:30:04.180 with the

00:30:04.540 birth

00:30:04.760 certificates

00:30:05.280 and the

00:30:07.020 fact that

00:30:07.400 she said

00:30:08.260 that her

00:30:09.040 family's

00:30:09.620 birth

00:30:09.880 certificates

00:30:10.260 were lost

00:30:11.060 during the

00:30:11.600 somali civil

00:30:12.320 war

00:30:12.700 something that

00:30:13.740 probably did

00:30:15.060 happen and

00:30:15.880 was true

00:30:16.520 so you're not

00:30:17.420 going to base

00:30:18.100 it on birth

00:30:18.880 records

00:30:19.380 however the

00:30:20.720 immigration

00:30:21.360 records the

00:30:22.600 things that

00:30:23.240 should be

00:30:23.840 open you

00:30:24.600 shouldn't have

00:30:25.080 a problem

00:30:25.500 with this

00:30:25.900 at all

00:30:26.300 she refused

00:30:27.420 to offer

00:30:27.920 any of

00:30:28.340 those up

00:30:28.820 and a

00:30:29.100 freedom of

00:30:29.540 information

00:30:30.040 act request

00:30:31.000 submitted by

00:30:32.180 the associated

00:30:33.040 press was

00:30:34.100 sent back

00:30:34.760 explaining the

00:30:35.460 approval of

00:30:36.040 the release

00:30:36.480 had to be

00:30:37.100 authorized by

00:30:37.880 omar and

00:30:38.680 her husband

00:30:39.220 and they

00:30:40.060 won't sign

00:30:40.700 off

00:30:41.120 now even

00:30:42.140 snopes

00:30:42.880 who's not

00:30:43.580 really in

00:30:44.480 the donald

00:30:44.860 trump camp

00:30:45.560 classifying

00:30:47.280 this not

00:30:48.200 as true or

00:30:48.860 false but

00:30:49.380 unproven

00:30:50.140 so let's

00:30:51.180 recap

00:30:51.580 we have a

00:30:52.540 credible case

00:30:53.140 of immigration

00:30:53.660 fraud by a

00:30:54.780 u.s.

00:30:55.320 representative

00:30:55.980 and the

00:30:57.720 alleged

00:30:58.140 perpetrator

00:30:58.920 has deleted

00:30:59.980 the visual

00:31:00.800 evidence

00:31:01.400 refuses to

00:31:02.980 provide any

00:31:03.900 evidence

00:31:04.420 the the

00:31:05.120 person who

00:31:05.620 is you

00:31:06.180 know under

00:31:06.440 the microscope

00:31:07.000 she's gone

00:31:08.140 radio silent

00:31:08.940 on this

00:31:09.460 issue ever

00:31:10.060 since and

00:31:11.400 no one is

00:31:11.820 looking into

00:31:12.380 it okay i

00:31:13.920 mean you'd

00:31:14.280 think that

00:31:15.240 someone would

00:31:16.380 you know at

00:31:17.220 the new york

00:31:17.680 times or

00:31:18.220 washington post

00:31:18.960 at least be

00:31:19.600 curious why

00:31:21.560 wouldn't the

00:31:21.960 government open

00:31:22.940 a probe the

00:31:24.700 associated press

00:31:25.780 according to the

00:31:26.400 associated press

00:31:27.240 the obama

00:31:28.100 administration

00:31:28.620 never started

00:31:29.280 an investigation

00:31:30.000 and the trump's

00:31:30.940 administration

00:31:31.680 hasn't started

00:31:33.180 an investigation

00:31:34.160 okay

00:31:35.340 what else

00:31:38.040 you got

00:31:38.520 well there's

00:31:40.060 also evidence

00:31:40.720 that ilan omar

00:31:41.740 committed perjury

00:31:42.900 in court

00:31:43.600 now this is

00:31:44.640 where it starts

00:31:45.460 to fall into

00:31:46.380 place

00:31:46.920 when she

00:31:48.620 filed for a

00:31:49.740 divorce from

00:31:50.840 her possible

00:31:51.960 brother in

00:31:53.340 2017

00:31:54.180 omar claimed

00:31:55.760 that she

00:31:56.200 hadn't seen

00:31:57.260 or made

00:31:57.840 contact with

00:31:58.780 her husband

00:31:59.300 since 2011

00:32:00.740 she said i

00:32:02.420 don't even

00:32:02.840 know where

00:32:03.300 my husband

00:32:03.860 is or

00:32:04.620 where he

00:32:05.040 was it's

00:32:06.080 possible he

00:32:06.760 was somewhere

00:32:07.320 in london

00:32:08.380 well pj media

00:32:11.180 went to the

00:32:12.780 minnesota family

00:32:13.660 records center

00:32:15.120 and they

00:32:16.280 verified that

00:32:17.200 omar officially

00:32:18.120 submitted to

00:32:18.900 the court that

00:32:19.640 her last

00:32:20.280 contact with

00:32:21.800 her husband

00:32:22.340 was june

00:32:23.920 2011 so

00:32:25.520 remember this

00:32:26.320 and she

00:32:27.320 said i

00:32:27.720 haven't seen

00:32:28.600 him since

00:32:29.360 june 2011

00:32:30.280 and that's

00:32:31.040 in her

00:32:31.480 divorce

00:32:32.060 records

00:32:32.660 so in

00:32:34.320 the absence

00:32:34.840 of any

00:32:35.380 journalist

00:32:36.120 doing any

00:32:37.040 work and

00:32:37.960 on this

00:32:38.300 at all

00:32:38.620 the internet

00:32:40.240 sleuths had

00:32:41.360 to go to

00:32:41.720 work and

00:32:42.440 they searched

00:32:43.020 omar's

00:32:43.600 husband's

00:32:44.220 last known

00:32:45.140 location which

00:32:46.500 was london

00:32:47.300 right she

00:32:48.580 said i

00:32:48.960 haven't seen

00:32:49.340 him probably

00:32:49.980 in london

00:32:50.680 so they

00:32:51.680 searched to

00:32:52.160 see if

00:32:52.580 omar had

00:32:53.660 traveled there

00:32:54.280 between 2011

00:32:55.340 and 2016

00:32:56.280 oops they

00:32:59.020 found some

00:32:59.680 photos on

00:33:00.800 social media

00:33:01.720 taken in

00:33:03.040 london back

00:33:03.840 in 2014

00:33:04.920 the picture

00:33:06.880 is up on

00:33:07.960 the screen

00:33:08.320 now if you

00:33:08.780 happen to be

00:33:09.280 watching it

00:33:10.500 is taken in

00:33:11.660 2014 that's

00:33:13.020 elian omar

00:33:14.040 and her

00:33:15.760 ex-husband

00:33:16.500 or brother

00:33:18.180 or whatever

00:33:19.880 so isn't

00:33:22.240 that a pretty

00:33:22.720 strong case

00:33:23.540 for perjury

00:33:24.660 case for

00:33:25.520 law enforcement

00:33:26.140 at least to

00:33:26.860 investigate

00:33:27.520 the mainstream

00:33:28.800 media to do

00:33:29.780 some kind of

00:33:30.980 looking into

00:33:31.580 this give

00:33:33.040 credit to the

00:33:33.760 associated press

00:33:34.720 they're the

00:33:35.080 only ones

00:33:35.880 that at least

00:33:36.660 ask omar

00:33:37.720 about this

00:33:38.440 discrepancy

00:33:39.280 and she

00:33:40.400 refused to

00:33:41.240 address the

00:33:41.940 situation and

00:33:43.260 omar's

00:33:43.800 husband ex-husband

00:33:45.100 has declined

00:33:47.680 any kind of

00:33:48.320 response either

00:33:49.140 and by the way

00:33:49.900 the pictures

00:33:50.560 yeah they're

00:33:51.980 mysteriously been

00:33:52.840 deleted

00:33:53.220 now there's

00:33:55.200 one other

00:33:55.560 thing omar

00:33:57.220 has been

00:33:57.500 accused by

00:33:57.960 state

00:33:58.200 representative

00:33:58.760 steve

00:33:59.540 draskowski

00:34:00.320 of not

00:34:02.100 one but

00:34:03.160 three campaign

00:34:04.500 finance and

00:34:05.300 ethics violations

00:34:06.460 the first

00:34:07.780 allegation involves

00:34:09.000 the use of

00:34:09.700 three thousand

00:34:10.420 dollars in

00:34:11.000 campaign money

00:34:11.760 that was spent

00:34:12.520 on travel to

00:34:13.420 estonia and

00:34:14.220 boston

00:34:14.640 now draskowski

00:34:16.260 claims that

00:34:17.180 these trips

00:34:17.900 were personal

00:34:18.760 in nature

00:34:19.500 and her

00:34:20.500 response it

00:34:21.960 should be

00:34:22.300 concerning to

00:34:23.000 his constituents

00:34:23.660 that he's using

00:34:24.380 taxpayer dollars

00:34:25.320 to harass a 0.96

00:34:26.400 muslim candidate 0.84

00:34:27.360 so in other

00:34:28.380 words her defense

00:34:29.080 is i'm a

00:34:29.880 muslim

00:34:30.300 the second

00:34:31.980 allegation is

00:34:32.880 that omar 0.99

00:34:33.340 used over

00:34:33.820 two thousand

00:34:34.440 dollars in

00:34:34.960 campaign finance

00:34:35.800 to pay her

00:34:36.580 lawyer for

00:34:37.340 her divorce

00:34:37.980 proceedings

00:34:38.640 omar's

00:34:39.840 response was

00:34:40.700 basically no

00:34:41.960 no it was

00:34:43.360 for something

00:34:43.840 else and

00:34:44.920 no other

00:34:45.820 explanation has

00:34:46.800 been given

00:34:47.240 the third

00:34:48.460 allegation is

00:34:49.300 that she

00:34:49.580 made ethics

00:34:50.360 violations after

00:34:51.240 accepting speaker

00:34:53.180 fees from

00:34:54.260 public colleges

00:34:55.720 omar would

00:34:57.080 later pay that

00:34:57.920 money back

00:34:58.700 but no

00:35:01.180 apology

00:35:01.620 no instead

00:35:03.880 we got this

00:35:04.600 we recognize

00:35:05.400 how these

00:35:06.080 folks are

00:35:06.660 deeply invested

00:35:07.600 in stopping

00:35:08.200 a progressive 0.99

00:35:08.880 black muslim

00:35:10.680 hijab wearing 0.75

00:35:11.800 immigrant woman

00:35:13.060 boy intersectionality

00:35:14.540 is working for

00:35:15.300 her we know 0.95

00:35:16.900 these people are

00:35:17.660 part of systems

00:35:18.600 that have

00:35:18.880 historically been

00:35:19.880 disturbingly

00:35:20.660 motivated to

00:35:21.320 silence and

00:35:22.000 discredit and

00:35:22.680 dehumanize

00:35:23.580 influencers who

00:35:25.140 threaten the

00:35:25.880 establishment

00:35:26.540 now it's

00:35:28.140 really interesting

00:35:29.060 that she would

00:35:29.760 use

00:35:30.420 dehumanize

00:35:33.000 what does that

00:35:33.880 mean

00:35:34.340 these

00:35:35.820 disturbingly

00:35:37.460 uh

00:35:38.020 uh

00:35:39.020 what did she

00:35:40.300 call them

00:35:40.620 disturbingly

00:35:41.440 motivated

00:35:42.220 to discredit and

00:35:44.220 silence and to

00:35:45.500 dehumanize

00:35:46.940 influencers

00:35:48.000 let me see if i

00:35:50.240 can explain to

00:35:51.060 omar what

00:35:52.240 dehumanizing

00:35:53.780 actually looks

00:35:55.040 like from an

00:35:56.640 interview in a

00:35:57.780 hallway that

00:35:59.120 she denies

00:36:00.080 that's what she

00:36:00.840 was saying

00:36:01.460 until she

00:36:03.440 released the

00:36:04.040 video herself

00:36:05.160 apparently not

00:36:05.940 listening to it

00:36:06.760 and realized 0.97

00:36:07.860 oh crap that's

00:36:08.960 exactly what i 0.97

00:36:09.940 said and deleted

00:36:10.880 it here's the

00:36:12.120 audio listen

00:36:12.960 could you just

00:36:13.840 set the record

00:36:14.320 straight so we

00:36:14.860 get your side

00:36:15.380 of it

00:36:15.700 do you think

00:36:16.920 that president

00:36:17.420 promised the

00:36:18.020 same as

00:36:18.400 president

00:36:18.620 absolutely not 0.93

00:36:19.560 that is silly

00:36:20.380 to even think

00:36:21.980 and equate the

00:36:23.120 two one is

00:36:24.080 human the other

00:36:24.780 is one is

00:36:25.220 one is human

00:36:27.740 one is clearly

00:36:29.260 not

00:36:30.440 hmm

00:36:32.280 omar i don't

00:36:34.420 know how they

00:36:35.000 do things in

00:36:36.620 somalia but

00:36:38.720 that is the

00:36:40.700 the dictionary

00:36:42.700 definition of

00:36:44.600 dehumanizing

00:36:45.700 someone to

00:36:46.800 claim one is

00:36:47.980 a person and

00:36:49.520 because i

00:36:50.000 disagree with

00:36:50.700 him the other

00:36:52.040 one is not

00:36:53.580 but what is

00:36:55.700 her real

00:36:56.960 story where

00:36:58.520 did she come

00:36:59.180 from how

00:36:59.900 has she been

00:37:00.300 educated what

00:37:02.020 who are her

00:37:02.900 friends who

00:37:04.500 was in her

00:37:05.580 office last

00:37:06.980 week just as

00:37:09.180 the democrats

00:37:10.000 decided to

00:37:11.120 change and

00:37:12.600 say no

00:37:13.060 no what

00:37:13.960 we're going

00:37:14.500 to say is

00:37:15.620 it's

00:37:16.040 anti-semitism

00:37:17.060 it won't be

00:37:17.620 related to

00:37:18.180 her

00:37:18.500 anti-semitism

00:37:20.480 but also

00:37:22.340 anti-muslim

00:37:23.940 who was in

00:37:25.540 her office as

00:37:26.760 that decision

00:37:27.520 was being

00:37:28.120 made on

00:37:29.720 tomorrow's

00:37:30.400 episode it's

00:37:31.680 also on

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00:37:33.040 can watch

00:37:33.520 it we

00:37:34.800 didn't make

00:37:35.180 any money

00:37:35.620 off it

00:37:36.180 why get

00:37:37.040 paid for

00:37:37.720 your work

00:37:38.300 uh we

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00:39:54.180 did you see

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00:39:56.700 uh how they are

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00:39:58.900 risk and go to

00:40:00.500 jail for their

00:40:02.240 kids to get them

00:40:03.120 in the right

00:40:03.600 school yeah

00:40:04.720 that's so it's so

00:40:05.740 bizarre that's a

00:40:06.340 that's a society

00:40:07.120 gone wrong right

00:40:07.980 there no no no

00:40:08.740 it is another sign

00:40:10.280 i i believe

00:40:11.240 yesterday uh i

00:40:13.960 hit it right i

00:40:14.900 think i said it on

00:40:15.600 the tv show this

00:40:17.300 is a society that

00:40:18.480 has gone insane

00:40:20.100 we are truly

00:40:21.840 insane now if

00:40:24.120 you think that

00:40:24.920 tucker carlson and

00:40:25.840 what he said in

00:40:26.500 2006 is is

00:40:29.200 more dangerous

00:40:29.940 than what is

00:40:30.660 happening with

00:40:31.480 socialism the

00:40:32.860 destruction of

00:40:33.760 capitalism what's

00:40:34.760 happening in

00:40:35.320 venezuela you are 1.00

00:40:36.680 insane truly 1.00

00:40:38.300 insane i'm the

00:40:39.720 only person who

00:40:40.240 thought when i

00:40:41.140 in the scandal

00:40:41.640 broke that you

00:40:42.640 know what a

00:40:43.540 what a loving

00:40:44.240 parent i mean

00:40:45.040 they did a lot

00:40:46.040 of work they

00:40:46.400 risked jail put a

00:40:47.380 million dollars in

00:40:48.100 to get their kid

00:40:48.560 into like usc

00:40:49.720 really i mean

00:40:50.800 that is a that's

00:40:51.600 a kid that's a

00:40:52.120 parent that loves

00:40:52.600 that kid who

00:40:53.720 you can say

00:40:54.440 what you want

00:40:54.840 is who is 0.87

00:40:55.520 insane but

00:40:56.600 loves that kid

00:40:57.500 and i'll tell you

00:40:58.140 that and a

00:40:58.700 parent that is

00:41:00.760 probably out at

00:41:02.020 night talking

00:41:03.280 about socialism

00:41:04.280 talking about how

00:41:05.860 unfair things are

00:41:07.700 and yet they're

00:41:08.840 doing that with

00:41:10.060 their kids they

00:41:10.980 were photoshopping

00:41:12.020 pictures of the

00:41:13.080 kids onto other

00:41:14.160 athletes to prove

00:41:15.440 that they had

00:41:16.180 athletic activities

00:41:17.020 and paying five

00:41:18.780 hundred thousand

00:41:19.900 dollars for people

00:41:20.920 to actually make

00:41:22.600 sure that their

00:41:23.220 kid got in and

00:41:24.220 now there's an

00:41:24.580 opening in that

00:41:25.080 market i'll talk

00:41:25.940 to you in a few

00:41:26.800 years glad when

00:41:27.580 i've got my

00:41:27.940 millions we want

00:41:31.280 to talk a little

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00:41:32.500 factor um relief

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00:41:38.320 can i even call it

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00:41:40.820 even know i'm

00:41:41.420 probably not it's

00:41:42.160 not it's natural

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00:41:49.100 body yeah she 0.95

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00:41:58.160 do not think that

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00:42:39.940 tweeted something a

00:42:40.680 very funny interview i

00:42:41.620 did with my old

00:42:42.280 partner vinnie pan on

00:42:43.460 wrko yesterday uh

00:42:45.740 you don't you don't

00:42:46.820 want to miss that it's

00:42:47.780 it's very funny and

00:42:49.200 about stan lee believe

00:42:50.400 it or not the fusion

00:42:53.860 of entertainment and

00:42:55.540 enlightenment this is

00:42:57.400 the glenbeck program

00:42:58.520 censorship censorship

00:43:02.380 it's it is happening

00:43:05.260 now and it's not just

00:43:07.260 happening to members of

00:43:08.900 the press or conservatives

00:43:10.780 it's happening for

00:43:13.060 anybody who bucks the

00:43:14.520 system and it's only

00:43:15.640 going to get worse now

00:43:17.760 we have elizabeth warren

00:43:19.180 saying we ought to

00:43:20.440 break these big tech

00:43:21.500 companies up i don't

00:43:23.560 think that's a good

00:43:24.220 idea here's the problem

00:43:26.920 with these big tech

00:43:27.640 companies they're in bed

00:43:29.380 with the federal

00:43:30.120 government get out of

00:43:33.480 bed with these companies

00:43:35.660 they should have no

00:43:37.060 special perks no special

00:43:39.180 access no special

00:43:41.180 relationship nothing but

00:43:45.120 what does the future

00:43:45.800 look like well we have

00:43:48.160 um an entrepreneur who

00:43:50.420 says this is a real

00:43:51.760 problem wants you to

00:43:52.820 know about it and i

00:43:54.480 think may disagree with

00:43:55.740 me on breaking these

00:43:57.100 companies up we begin in

00:43:59.180 one minute

00:43:59.840 this is the glenbeck

00:44:04.060 program well tax season is

00:44:06.180 ramping up we are a month

00:44:07.500 away from tax day oh my

00:44:09.260 gosh the happiest day of

00:44:10.620 the year stew this is the

00:44:12.340 day when we all feel

00:44:13.140 charitable wow tax day

00:44:15.140 oh i feel so charitable

00:44:17.460 every tax day i think you

00:44:18.820 know what it is i feel

00:44:20.320 it's almost like fourth of

00:44:21.640 july and christmas wrapped

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00:44:27.080 patriotic it also happens to

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00:45:17.000 jeff gc is uh online with us

00:45:30.920 he has uh he has uh put a

00:45:34.180 uh a uh a bunch of um

00:45:37.620 comments out on twitter that

00:45:40.140 i thought was uh interesting a

00:45:42.200 twitter thread i'd like to

00:45:43.180 elevate the way we talk about

00:45:44.280 censorship uh issues let me

00:45:46.560 offer a few quick thoughts on

00:45:48.000 language uh around these issues

00:45:50.240 how i'm currently thinking

00:45:51.080 about them we thought we would

00:45:52.480 get him on and have him lay it

00:45:54.400 out for us hello jeff how are

00:45:55.760 you

00:45:55.920 hey glenn how are you

00:45:57.840 i'm good i'm good tell me what

00:46:00.580 can you guide us through it

00:46:02.900 all a a logical way that we

00:46:06.520 can um have freedom of speech

00:46:10.320 companies can be themselves and

00:46:14.500 you know do what they feel is

00:46:16.560 right uh while still having

00:46:18.620 freedom of speech and getting the

00:46:20.260 government out of bed with these

00:46:21.440 people

00:46:21.780 yeah exactly so let's try to frame

00:46:25.380 the discussion i mean first we all

00:46:27.160 care about freedom here right we

00:46:28.960 want to live in a free society

00:46:30.760 the question is what does it mean

00:46:33.180 to live in a free society when

00:46:35.220 there are these incredibly

00:46:36.200 powerful tech companies and

00:46:38.460 global services that have a ton of

00:46:40.160 market share and that you know

00:46:42.140 conceivably can kind of kick you

00:46:43.540 off for any reason right so that's

00:46:45.860 the that's what i'm wrestling with i

00:46:47.580 kind of come at this with this

00:46:48.820 freedom libertarian type

00:46:50.600 orientation but i recognize that

00:46:53.040 the issues are get a lot more

00:46:54.580 complicated in this era and so i've

00:46:57.380 been trying to elevate the way we

00:46:59.480 talk about these issues and just

00:47:00.800 advance this dialogue because i think

00:47:02.140 it's incredibly important to the

00:47:03.540 future so i'm really grateful to be

00:47:05.700 on your show to talk about it no i i

00:47:07.720 really appreciate it we we do not

00:47:10.160 have serious discussions uh on this we

00:47:13.040 have a bunch of politicians throwing

00:47:14.540 things back and forth uh and people are

00:47:17.500 just i think on this issue they just

00:47:20.120 they become outraged by it and then

00:47:22.560 they don't know what to do so they

00:47:24.040 just hook their wagon to some

00:47:26.000 politician and i don't think we're

00:47:28.640 having a serious discussion about this

00:47:31.120 in society so where do we begin

00:47:33.540 right well i think i mean i think it

00:47:36.460 begins with talking about it and

00:47:38.140 trying to wrap our heads around it and

00:47:40.480 understand what are the right

00:47:41.720 questions to ask and i think you know

00:47:44.680 we've heard about just to kind of poke

00:47:46.300 at you a little bit i mean we've all

00:47:47.900 heard about the chinese social credit

00:47:50.180 system where they're monitoring its

00:47:52.520 citizens and if the citizens don't

00:47:54.180 behave properly they'll get

00:47:56.280 damaris and they'll they won't be able 0.91

00:47:58.320 to take the train and stuff like that

00:47:59.980 well in our society a privatized

00:48:02.700 version of totalitarianism is still

00:48:04.980 totalitarianism like yes in some sense

00:48:08.240 we're evolving this american social

00:48:10.420 credit system so i think i just said

00:48:12.780 would you say poke at me you don't

00:48:14.480 think i disagree because i think

00:48:15.840 china is building 1984 we're building 0.98

00:48:19.440 brave new world it's the same thing

00:48:21.340 exactly it's just privatized so maybe

00:48:24.060 we don't disagree but well so i talk to

00:48:26.840 my friends who are passionate christians

00:48:29.360 and they care a lot about religious

00:48:31.500 freedom and i i generally support them

00:48:33.800 i happen to be a gay guy um but like if

00:48:37.100 masterpiece doesn't want to sell me a

00:48:39.260 cake for my fabulous wedding that's no

00:48:41.960 big deal i can go to a different bake

00:48:43.460 right right amazon bans me from selling

00:48:47.480 my books on amazon for whatever reason

00:48:49.620 that's really devastating correct however

00:48:52.520 one of them however there is and i agree

00:48:55.280 with you but that's where the discussion

00:48:57.440 needs to be they're a private company but

00:49:00.480 they're still a massive private company so

00:49:03.820 i agree with you 100 we have to talk

00:49:05.900 about that but how do you balance the

00:49:07.520 libertarian you know hey it's still a

00:49:10.740 private company with so it comes so in

00:49:14.100 my eyes it comes down to market share

00:49:16.020 and consumer choice and i think like in

00:49:18.800 the case of christians i ask them what's

00:49:22.040 going to happen when the splc labels you

00:49:24.720 a christian extremist because you don't 0.96

00:49:27.560 like game you don't support gay marriage 0.95

00:49:29.620 which in my book is fine like i can

00:49:31.020 respect that right but what's going to

00:49:32.900 happen when you refuse to bake my cake

00:49:35.000 and then you get banned from uber right

00:49:38.160 like what's going to happen like those

00:49:40.440 are two very different things so for me

00:49:42.440 a lot of the discussion comes down to

00:49:44.700 consumer choice if the if there's a

00:49:47.560 service that has a ton of market share

00:49:49.540 like amazon just dominates book

00:49:51.900 distribution um uber dominates ride

00:49:55.440 sharing that is a different that's a

00:49:58.240 different phenomenon or paypal dominates

00:50:00.500 online payments that's a different

00:50:02.480 dynamic than if i have lots of choices in

00:50:05.040 the marketplace and they're like my

00:50:06.520 bakeries in town and this one doesn't

00:50:08.800 want to make me a fabulous cake so i'll

00:50:11.040 just go to a different one so i think

00:50:12.780 that's one one element uh for us to think

00:50:16.080 about i i think another element and how do

00:50:18.680 we solve that two ways one is um i think

00:50:23.360 having a broader conversation about

00:50:25.660 political discrimination and religious

00:50:28.260 discrimination in the commercial

00:50:30.780 landscape because we want to balance the

00:50:33.320 ability for businesses to choose their

00:50:35.100 customers because that's part of their

00:50:36.420 freedom on the one hand and yet on the

00:50:38.620 other hand i think recognizing that

00:50:40.500 with global services that have a ton of

00:50:43.260 market share like

00:50:44.320 maybe that's not okay so so should they be

00:50:48.260 able to ban me from wearing a maga hat

00:50:50.360 in and i go to should my bank be able to

00:50:53.480 say i don't want to serve you because you

00:50:56.040 voted for trump correct or should my

00:50:57.840 airline be able to say i you're not

00:51:00.320 allowed to fly on american airlines

00:51:01.920 anymore because you voted for trump right

00:51:04.120 like that feels very wrong to me or my

00:51:06.140 internet service that may be different

00:51:08.080 because there's telecommunications app but

00:51:10.160 my cell phone or whatever could say i don't

00:51:12.140 want to serve you anymore because you're a 0.92

00:51:14.920 christian extremist like that seems very

00:51:17.240 problematic to me correct um and i guess it

00:51:21.820 is market share um that uh makes it so

00:51:26.420 frightening however let me let me push back on

00:51:30.680 from a libertarian uh standpoint if i create a

00:51:34.820 company and i grow to be huge because

00:51:37.740 there's nobody else that it was doing what i

00:51:41.040 did and why should i then have be punished

00:51:45.540 um as long as i'm not obstructing see this

00:51:50.080 is i'm tying myself in a knot here jeff because

00:51:53.020 the only thing the only thing that i cannot

00:51:56.320 solve on the capitalist system is really the

00:52:00.280 de toqueville problem he said in democracy in

00:52:03.480 america that at some point the rich will get so

00:52:06.280 rich they will kick the door behind them and not

00:52:08.960 allow anybody else to through and that's true 0.99

00:52:11.880 now not all rich people do that but some do i i talked

00:52:15.620 to ray kurzweil and i said what makes you think that

00:52:19.300 google is not going to just notice what i'm doing online

00:52:25.140 and say they're trying to build a competition to me to google

00:52:28.740 and just start banning them start changing you know the information

00:52:32.340 why wouldn't someone who is has a dark heart

00:52:36.540 you know do that and he said because people won't

00:52:40.440 like you don't know people people will always do that kind of stuff

00:52:44.020 so i don't know when you have that much power and you don't have the the morals

00:52:51.400 to to underpinning of saying you know no i don't want to screw people

00:52:56.400 i made it and somebody else can make it and competition makes will just make me

00:53:00.320 stronger i don't know how to solve that

00:53:02.680 well i think i think i think you are helping solve it by advancing the

00:53:08.340 conversation i think one angle i think there are a lot of different angles

00:53:11.260 there's no one magic bullet but i think antitrust

00:53:15.020 is certainly part of the equation here and maybe re-evaluating

00:53:19.500 how we think about antitrust and at what point

00:53:22.320 you know elizabeth warren proposed breaking up tech companies 0.99

00:53:25.020 i don't know if that's a good idea or not but that is one

00:53:28.400 angle of of kind of attack on these issues and

00:53:31.980 i just did an analysis of social media you know

00:53:35.800 how much is social media impacting our democratic discourse and what i found

00:53:40.540 is that american use of social media is dominated by eight platforms and

00:53:46.620 facebook owned platforms facebook itself facebook also owns whatsapp and

00:53:51.860 instagram dominates about half of all social

00:53:55.680 media activity among americans and then google

00:53:59.040 google controls 90 of the search market so imagine all the times that you're

00:54:06.480 searching for information and and top of that they own youtube which is the most

00:54:11.760 used social media and the dominant video sharing one and they're an

00:54:18.320 investor in snapchat which as you know is really popular especially among young

00:54:22.960 people so you you look at the landscape and we have eight platforms with two

00:54:28.560 companies controlling um you know how we make sense of the world and filtering the

00:54:33.920 information that we receive right and social media is unique because it's

00:54:38.080 participatory it's not like we're sharing and creating

00:54:41.520 information in addition to consuming it

00:54:43.600 um so what do you what do you think of the

00:54:46.740 what do you think of the argument uh between

00:54:49.920 platforms and uh and publishers that they're trying to have it both ways they have

00:54:57.120 the protection of a platform because they could not survive

00:55:00.480 youtube couldn't survive if they were going to be sued for everything anybody ever posted

00:55:04.320 facebook couldn't survive but that's a platform and they have to say i'm an

00:55:09.440 editor i'm a publisher or i'm a platform if you're a platform you gotta let it ride

00:55:14.640 because you can't edit otherwise you are responsible for the content because you're

00:55:20.960 editing unless it's illegal why not just make them platforms or publishers and publishing is a

00:55:30.400 total different set of rules and congratulations on that you're going to get sued all the time

00:55:36.160 right well i think okay let's talk about policy and then politics because you're referring to

00:55:41.040 section 230 yes which is what protects these platforms from getting sued for the content that they're

00:55:47.680 searching so which seems like indexes seems like that's the root of the problem

00:55:53.680 well but it gets more complicated because let's be honest like i think that i think

00:55:58.640 threatening to revoke section 230 uh protection is really effective political move

00:56:05.280 saying listen we're going to pull this like we're not going to protect you anymore if you're

00:56:09.360 going to act like a publisher and tweak your algorithms and steer people to this politically

00:56:15.120 biased information and and and uh disproportionately bias everything against conservatives like

00:56:22.960 we're going to so i think it works politically to threaten it in practice i think it's a really bad

00:56:28.160 policy that would basically destroy the internet so i'm not sure that's exactly i'm not sure that's

00:56:34.000 exactly the right approach how would it destroy i i want to understand i'm not pushing back to be

00:56:39.600 if i could well well i think i think what if i could sue google for anything that google indexes that's

00:56:46.240 just going to be a nightmare correct and i think so so i think you're taking a grenade approach when

00:56:51.760 a smarter policy approach would be to to a more surgical approach and maybe change the language

00:56:58.880 of requirements around section 230 and get in there and say you know what here's we recognize this

00:57:05.600 thing is this protections vital to the internet um but we're going to tweak the language and if we find

00:57:11.680 that that you're having a disproportionate impact or bias against conservatives or against our

00:57:17.040 democratic anybody against anybody against anybody then then we're going to uh so i think a more

00:57:24.960 surgical approach to finessing that language and adding requirements might be a smarter approach than

00:57:31.040 just yanking it i just didn't i just assumed that no one in their right mind would take that deal they

00:57:36.640 would all back up and go okay okay okay okay because you're right it will it will shut

00:57:41.520 everything down um it it has that protection has to be provided because no company could handle it

00:57:49.120 um uh and i just assumed that they would all be wise enough to go okay we'll behave i mean the reality

00:57:55.840 is these big platforms do have too many legal protections so i do think that i don't want i'm

00:58:02.000 not a big fan of you know litigious culture no at all but i do think that that they are overly 1.00

00:58:08.160 protected and that we can finesse some of the language so i think when we look at policy solutions

00:58:13.760 looking at it more with a scalpel rather than a grenade is a much uh smarter approach and i asked

00:58:20.160 some friends what they thought made sense policy wise and they they specified with you know platforms

00:58:27.280 with more than several million users maybe that's when they should fall under certain requirements right

00:58:33.040 because when you have a global platform yeah that's different than having a local retail shop right

00:58:38.320 so okay uh jeff hang on if you can hang on the phone we want to continue our conversation

00:58:43.520 because this matters to everyone because it's not just the right the left is being censored as well

00:58:51.920 and it's not just celebrities or newsmakers it is also you and i'll give you an example of that coming up first

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00:59:28.000 not working on kickbacks from the different banks or or underwriters you need somebody who's on your

00:59:34.320 side and that's american financing go to americanfinancing.net and you will see the difference

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00:59:54.720 1-800-906-2440 americanfinancing.net we break for 10 seconds station id and then back

01:00:02.720 we were talking um jeff about um being demonetized and um i'm wondering how much of that is just from

01:00:26.560 uh companies uh companies advertisers saying you know we're mercedes-benz i don't want anything

01:00:32.880 political i don't want anything that could be controversial and them just not having different

01:00:39.440 categories or levels and just saying okay no advertising because some advertisers don't want this

01:00:47.600 how much of it is that and how much of it is an agenda to silence

01:00:52.240 i definitely think there's an agenda to silence i mean look at you may be familiar with sleeping

01:00:59.920 giants that's the name of a left-wing advocacy effort that basically tries to remove threatened

01:01:08.080 advertisers who are advertising on tucker carlson show or on fox or whatever and they pulled the plug

01:01:14.960 on all of breitbart's advertising or a lot of their algorithmic advertising so it's pretty devastating for

01:01:20.880 a lot of these businesses and and um yeah so i definitely think the advertising censorship

01:01:27.200 issue is is big and it's a it's kind of a structural way to really take the uh legs out from under

01:01:34.720 conservative media and and they're winning on this front for sure uh they are how do we how do we fight

01:01:41.040 back without being them well glenn i mean uh i think we we may have to be them uh you know i think

01:01:53.360 conservatives like to be lofty and and pretend like you know everything's good and and wonderful in the

01:02:00.000 world and the left is taking this by any means necessary approach and and that's a recipe for losing and

01:02:06.800 there's a sense in which conservatives are just kind of perpetual losing losers right and so i think

01:02:12.640 i think part of part of it is bringing the fight back to them which isn't fun nobody likes playing

01:02:18.080 that game um but i think they only stop when they when we force them to play it by their own rules as

01:02:24.480 alinsky would say right exactly i think that's yeah so i think that's one step is to is to push back take

01:02:31.840 the offensive i think a second step is just to stop playing the game what tucker carlson did the

01:02:39.200 other night was phenomenal when he said no i'm not going to let you shame me no fox is standing by me

01:02:46.320 we're not going to be fired um that is really powerful when people learn to just not take the bait

01:02:53.760 with these outrage campaigns um especially when they're fake fake ones now with advertisers it's

01:03:00.960 complicated because you know tucker carlson's show still is losing advertisers i'm not exactly sure

01:03:07.520 what to do around that other than making our voices heard and felt with the advertisers and demonstrating

01:03:14.320 to them that like hey this is uh almost a mutually we need to get in the mutually assured destruction

01:03:20.800 mode where where okay we can play this game but that's going to be a nightmare for advertisers when

01:03:27.600 you're boycotting us and we're boycotting you and all this stuff or we could just not play this game

01:03:33.280 and i think the only way to get to that position is by threatening the left back and saying no you

01:03:40.240 know hope we don't play that we're not going to do that anymore yeah and and also i think one one

01:03:45.680 one third step is getting our dollars together astrazeneca if they're going to pull their ads from tucker

01:03:51.840 carlson you know well maybe that's not the best example because people need their bed but right

01:03:57.760 i like right you know pick your service if you're if you're gonna like not advertise we're gonna boycott

01:04:04.080 your service and so getting organized to make them pay a price for that behavior is another another thing

01:04:10.080 we can do jeff gc can i ask you to come back and uh maybe we'll have you come in and do a 90 minute

01:04:16.720 sit down with a podcast because uh i think you're right on the money and fascinating uh perspective

01:04:22.720 thank you jeff for being on

01:04:24.080 you're listening to glenn beck what do you think interesting stuff yeah we'll talk about it uh

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01:06:48.640 okay what we're talking about is something different because the the technology has changed it used to be

01:06:57.840 that we all broadcasting was happening okay that's not what's happening anymore it's becoming more and

01:07:06.400 more narrow broadcasting is something from you know a generation past it's not the future narrow casting

01:07:17.600 is and what's interesting is it's not just out there you go searching for it now you would say

01:07:28.080 well facebook is different it's just out there okay let me compare facebook to a movie theater

01:07:34.240 because this is what is happening this is why we're reacting the way we do you go into a movie theater

01:07:40.960 and these kids are talking and everybody's uncomfortable but nobody is saying anything because

01:07:47.000 nobody wants to be that person you just don't want to get into trouble or something and finally

01:07:52.360 you just snap and you turn around and go knock it off shut up some of us are trying to watch this movie

01:07:59.640 and used to get applause now everybody just kind of sits there quietly to see like are they gonna get 0.99

01:08:05.800 they're gonna shoot him are they gonna shoot him okay call you a racist yeah or call me a racist or

01:08:11.880 whatever and then you would walk out of the movie theater and people silently would just look at you like 0.99

01:08:16.360 good job dude good job okay and you were frustrated for you you weren't frustrated necessarily for

01:08:23.480 everybody else that did enter your mind you're like how is no one else standing up is everybody else just

01:08:28.360 okay with this and you know everybody else wasn't but it was you you were trying to watch the movie

01:08:34.520 and so you had to take a public action to silence it because you wanted to watch the movie and others wouldn't do anything

01:08:45.960 that is a thing of the past now imagine you're going into a movie theater and you can mute people okay

01:08:56.520 okay just like tv you can just look around and take your remote control and go boop mute you can be in a

01:09:03.640 bar and somebody could just be an obnoxious pig boop mute you can't hear them you can't see them

01:09:11.480 they're just gone sounds wonderful okay it actually i think is an episode on the dark mirror yeah

01:09:17.640 black mirror or black mirror um well that's that's facebook has that facebook has that i use it all the

01:09:25.240 time right you just mute people because you don't want to see it you don't need to see it but what

01:09:31.960 happens is is everybody becomes the movie theater police i must stop it not just for me but for every

01:09:41.240 person in the theater it's not your job dude it's not your job it's their job they don't want to hear

01:09:47.560 it they can mute it by but what's happening is we can individually mute what we don't want to hear

01:09:57.000 but for power reasons nobody is talking about that nobody's nobody's saying oh by the way you can mute

01:10:03.560 this yourself if you don't want to hear it no because power reasons their people want to be the movie

01:10:10.040 theater police all you have to do is take care of it yourself you already we've done this in society 0.93

01:10:17.880 forever you're out of some place and everybody's talking like pigs and you just look at each other

01:10:21.960 and you're like let's get out of here okay that's what you do except this time you don't have to leave

01:10:27.320 right for example the bubble the love sponge audience was not offended by what tucker carlson was

01:10:31.720 saying but media matters took it upon themselves to go back and make sure you were offended 12 years

01:10:38.040 later movie theater exactly after someone going back and saying you know during lord of rings these

01:10:44.920 people were talking back there right you're like okay well that happened during the lord of the rings

01:10:49.720 the first episode when it first came out i wasn't even in the theater i wouldn't have chosen to gone

01:10:55.080 to that theater i would have said something at the time whatever it is right i think that's that

01:11:00.760 that's an interesting part i think you know but i hesitate to just fully commit to this because i want

01:11:06.440 to think it out all the way and i think part of it is because so many smart conservatives that i

01:11:12.520 respect it's not just crazy liberals saying these things like break up the tech companies a lot of

01:11:16.680 conservatives are on this bandwagon and they're saying this is a smart thing to do and so i want

01:11:21.880 to make sure i fully think it out but i keep coming back to this idea that did we have a first amendment

01:11:29.160 before 2004 when effectively facebook google and youtube banned every single person on the planet

01:11:35.480 because they didn't exist but we all had a first amendment then we never had we don't have a

01:11:40.040 right to to be able to put your thoughts your free speech on a particular website that someone else

01:11:48.120 built that is not your right it's not your it's not your right to be able to earn a living

01:11:54.600 on facebook it's it's their platform that they built with their money and the fact that they allow

01:11:59.640 you to go on there and use it it's as a private company it is it is really their prerogative and

01:12:06.120 i think you're right when it comes to legal protections there gets to be a somewhat of a

01:12:10.280 sloppy line there and i would agree that the right thing for people to do these these sites to do is to

01:12:16.280 say like let everyone put whatever they want on these websites unless it's something illegal and

01:12:22.840 people should be able to mute and you know block speech that they don't like etc which they can do

01:12:29.160 now control of your own algorithm yeah i think you should be able to play with that algorithm and say

01:12:34.040 if i move it this direction uh what happens what's my feed look like i move it this direction let give

01:12:39.720 people the control of what they want to hear and these companies just don't trust people i think it would

01:12:45.080 be better if they did more of that i think some of those tools already exist like the mute button you can

01:12:48.920 block certain words you can do lots of things like i example for example i've muted the word aoc

01:12:53.880 because i don't want to hear one word about what she says it's just a bunch of nonsense so if you go

01:12:58.360 to uh uh back up a little bit though think of 1995 right glenn's in broadcasting for many many

01:13:05.320 years already i mean got decades already uh he there are people out there that had thoughts and they may

01:13:10.920 those thoughts may have been important they may have been better than yours or smarter than yours or

01:13:14.120 funnier than yours but you had a radio station and they didn't were there was their first amendment

01:13:19.720 right being violated like they there's a high car barrier of entry for them to get on the radio

01:13:25.240 right and so to get a competitor it was almost impossible so they just didn't get on the radio

01:13:30.040 and where did they not have for first amendment rights at that time i think they did this is really

01:13:34.760 difficult for me to go down this monopoly road now because the cost the barrier of entry is so low

01:13:40.040 right but this is a this is you could you could create competitors to twitter to youtube in your

01:13:45.320 sleep you can put a uh you can put these things up and you might say well then no one's going to see

01:13:49.880 it well you don't have a constitutionally right a guaranteed right to an audience and you have a

01:13:55.240 constitutionally guaranteed right to say things let's see but not to the audience that they built on

01:13:59.640 their site but that's the deal you had access to airwaves you had to buy because they were limited you

01:14:05.800 you had to buy i know i know um you had you had access to do those things and then it was up to

01:14:12.200 you as the person to use that in your personal way to be able to um express yourself i think having a

01:14:22.040 platform that is open to everybody so they can express themselves has been great for democracy has been

01:14:28.680 great for the capitalist system and uh i don't want to limit it in any way it's like a phone these these

01:14:35.640 utilities and i don't want them classified as utilities but that that's really what they are

01:14:40.440 now they're becoming public utilities it's a phone line okay um and i don't want to say oh you can't

01:14:47.800 have a phone no no you can't have access to a phone uh and that's kind of what's happening now is this is

01:14:53.720 this is a way that people communicate i'm sorry you can't have access now i'd you you should not be able

01:15:01.640 to um uh increase my my audience or decrease my audience i should have to do that on my own

01:15:10.600 everyone should just be able to do who they are be who they are use it the way they want to use it

01:15:15.960 yeah you're just going down a really i mean for example if you're saying that you have to you have a

01:15:19.720 right to be able to go on i don't say you have a right that's not a god-given right

01:15:24.840 should it be something that's controlled by the government no whether they because i run with you

01:15:30.840 if people should be able to ban whoever they want off of their own feeds correct but they should not

01:15:35.080 have protection because if they do yeah yes i think i agree with you on that i think that there's a

01:15:43.720 there's a line and i think probably the line when it comes to legal protection is slightly is slightly

01:15:50.200 different but i mean i think a lot of conservative uh organizations complain about whether they should

01:15:55.320 have access to this uh and and they they're mad about it which i understand but they don't have a

01:16:00.760 right to it and that is a that's a big it's a big difference and you don't you know you can't demand

01:16:06.440 that a company keeps you on there if like let's say i wanted to start a new social network and the

01:16:10.440 new social network caught up and it was you know stew's uh new fast food treats and philadelphia

01:16:14.920 eagles commentary.com and just millions and millions of people inexplicably signed up for this

01:16:20.040 now we're crazy enough country to do it now and people started saying you know what here's a new

01:16:23.880 kale treat and you know what let me tell you something about the kansas city chiefs and i said

01:16:28.360 no you're all banned wouldn't i have the right to ban every single person yes you would it's my company

01:16:32.680 i started it for a reason yes so facebook just like just like just like the blaze does but the blaze

01:16:40.520 is suitable but so if i put up a site and i said uh you know it's i wanted to ban people because of

01:16:47.080 the content and they started posting things like the lord of the rings in full version and i got a

01:16:52.680 copyright sued for copyright you know problems then i would not have i would be a publisher even though

01:16:59.720 i'm allowing people to openly post i'm going to be treated like a publisher that doesn't make any

01:17:04.760 sense either right that's probably the nuance jeff is talking about in the last interview no

01:17:08.840 if you're a publisher and you do not edit people then you then you get the full protection you say

01:17:16.280 i'm not responsible for what other people post okay so i can't be sued but i want specific content

01:17:23.240 if i'm doing a site that's cooking tips and people see posting links to porn why can't i stop them if

01:17:28.760 i'm a religious social network and people are then you're a publisher not not if it's a social network

01:17:33.480 and other people are posting on it all the time i'm not then you have to that what you have to do

01:17:37.240 is then you have to have the people read everything and say sorry reject sorry not going to do that

01:17:43.080 sorry not going to do that and if we go down that road too aren't we essentially guaranteeing just the

01:17:46.760 internet as a right because then i mean if people just doesn't everyone suppose i mean this is something

01:17:52.680 the left argues all the time the fundamental right for people to access the internet which somehow

01:17:56.360 didn't exist until the internet came along this is it's a strange way to talk about a fundamental

01:18:01.800 god-given right with something that didn't exist but i mean you you if you have a right to post on

01:18:07.720 facebook certainly you have a right to the internet correct right so and i don't are you comfortable

01:18:13.640 guaranteeing a right to the internet i'm not no write it in the constitution if you want it no i don't

01:18:18.520 think anybody has a right to the internet yeah i don't either i mean i just feel like there's a lot

01:18:23.400 of talk around that of where this is a first amendment infringement and just because facebook has all

01:18:28.040 the people on it doesn't mean that you get to post on it you can post you can post on

01:18:31.720 another network and it might have less audience but you're not guaranteed an audience okay let me uh

01:18:35.960 let me talk to you about a letter that came in because i think a lot of people i'm going to run

01:18:41.800 out of time a lot of people don't realize how important the silencing of voices is glenn i was

01:18:50.200 listening to your show um about the issue of tucker carlson and what he's facing i want to reach out and

01:18:55.800 share my story it's somewhat similar to what's happening to many people who are not towing the

01:19:01.160 leftist line a few weeks ago i was offered a job with the company it was very exciting

01:19:05.880 the position offered higher pay more upward mobility than where i was currently working

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01:24:19.400 dot com the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program you know

01:24:31.320 you know you know that feeling when you watch tv and you read the stories and you're like i i i i don't

01:24:39.400 even recognize my country anymore i don't this is not who we are and you feel very alone well maybe

01:24:48.920 maybe americans are these haters and all these things are happening or perhaps

01:24:55.880 a vast majority of them are hoaxes there is a professor of political science who has written

01:25:05.960 a new book and has done the research examining all of these uh hate crimes and he's come to a very

01:25:15.320 interesting conclusion we go there in one minute

01:25:19.560 this is the glenbeck program man did you see you know remember the hate hoax we told you about

01:25:28.760 last week remember that one stew where the uh the uh the mayor of this town this volunteer mayor of

01:25:34.360 this town i think it was in south carolina uh said somebody has spray painted my car and while there

01:25:39.480 weren't any words on it i know this is because i'm black and right well they put that yellow sticky

01:25:45.080 stuff all over their cars both of their cars too not just one of them yeah her husband as well and

01:25:50.200 several neighbors down the street that had parked you know i assume because it's maybe a a neighborhood

01:25:55.320 of color don't know well it was very yellow it turns out that was all pollen oh um and uh and you know

01:26:02.280 the trees are very racist we know i mean they they volunteered their use in several crosses that were

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01:27:18.040 dr will reilly is uh with us now doctor how are you sir good how are you very good you should refer

01:27:27.480 to me as a doctor as well i'm uh of course a doctor of humanities which means i can operate

01:27:32.280 on any portion of the body i don't know if you know that but uh or at least the mind

01:27:38.680 or none of it anyway um you are a real uh professor a doctor of political science and you have uh

01:27:46.280 looked through all of the hate crimes that have been reported over the what last 15 years

01:27:52.520 well uh it's actually a closer time frame than that or a narrower time frame i mean my book focuses

01:27:59.320 in on really the last five years five my research window was 2012 to 2017 so i guess last six and a

01:28:07.080 half years now but yeah what i find is that a very large number i wouldn't say of all hate crimes if you

01:28:13.720 look at the allegation that someone had a word shouted at them outside of fraternity party and

01:28:17.560 either black or white individual but a very large percentage of the high profile widely reported

01:28:23.240 recent hate crimes more than half have been faked so i mean we saw jesse smollett uh a couple weeks

01:28:28.920 ago now man claimed that he was beaten up at two o'clock in the morning in chicago by two white

01:28:35.560 bodybuilders with maga hats on they turned out to be nigerian that had a rope a gallon bottle of bleach

01:28:41.480 um they chanted build the wall this is maga country that turned out to be a complete fraud he's

01:28:47.080 currently facing 16 felony charges um literally a week before that we saw covington catholic where

01:28:53.640 the claim was that this group of prep school athletes had surrounded a literal native american

01:28:58.680 indian elder i think he was a shaman they chanted build the wall they tried to take his tribe's sacred

01:29:04.040 rain drum um and going back through a whole bunch of these i mean you've got eastern michigan the

01:29:09.960 graffiti incidents targeting african-american students allegedly air force academy where a general

01:29:16.120 literally had to show up on campus and speak denouncing racism a young black girl in grand 0.82

01:29:21.240 rapids who claimed that boorish white men literally urinated on her pretty painful to read key in 0.99

01:29:26.840 college with the death threats wisconsin parkside with the nooses just a few more but i mean uva the 0.99

01:29:33.080 virginia quote-unquote rape scandal a couple of years ago where the fraternities were allegedly running

01:29:38.200 anti-feminist rape rings that made the front cover of rolling stone kind of the og scandal duke lacrosse 1.00

01:29:44.840 all of these turned out to be fake um and because i had personally had some connection with two fake

01:29:51.560 hate crime incidents in chicago as a graduate student one of the city's best known sort of young

01:29:57.000 hipster bars burned down the owner said that this was because he was a gay man that turned out to be

01:30:02.200 false i became interested in why there was this remarkably high rate of false reporting in this

01:30:08.600 category so i mean i think there's some good jokes and so on in the book but i used modern scientific

01:30:12.680 technology to look into why so what you found um i'll let you reveal but it is uh

01:30:21.880 it's very sol alinsky or in a way it's very progressive in a way that um people feel

01:30:30.680 justified in doing it yeah well i think they're that's it that's an excellent point um so i think

01:30:37.480 there are a couple of levels there the first is just that there are a very large number of hate

01:30:42.280 crime hoaxes and frauds this isn't as it sometimes presented i think there's an article in vox actually

01:30:48.600 after jesse smollett just a few cases being amplified by the right i mean putting together

01:30:54.040 hopes i was able to fairly easily compile a data set of 409 confirmed hate crime hoaxes

01:30:59.800 uh that's currently up to 516 almost all of these occurred within the last five years as i said that

01:31:06.280 data set's available to anyone who wants it by the way i've gone on a range of right and left media i'm

01:31:10.520 very confident in that would you would you would you put uh what was the kid's name that was killed

01:31:16.840 with the hoodie you know this could be my son trayvon martin would you put trayvon martin in that category

01:31:24.040 no actually i just because i think this is something that'll be challenged not just in that public sector where

01:31:28.920 i enjoyed debating and arguing but in academia i defined a hate crime hoax very narrowly actually

01:31:34.520 the data set usually could be three or four times as large as it is um and i explicitly didn't include

01:31:40.200 most sexual assaults there's a fairly high rate of false reporting there as well especially on the

01:31:44.520 campus uh and i explicitly didn't include a lot of these police shootings and the reason for that is

01:31:50.760 that there was no filed charge of hate crime the initial allocation was that this is a hate crime per

01:31:56.200 se but if you look at a bunch of those like michael brown that is i would say an additional example

01:32:01.240 a different type of example of a false created narrative if you remember hands up don't shoot

01:32:06.840 yes uh the gentle giant he was walking away from the police they said he had tears on his face right

01:32:12.920 and he was shot down in cold blood it turns out that michael brown had committed a strong armed robbery

01:32:18.680 of another person of color sympathetic local store owner well liked earlier that day

01:32:23.160 uh he came into conflict with the police because he was walking literally down the median of a busy

01:32:28.760 street cop couldn't tolerate that got out of his car to confront him brown grabbed the officer's gun

01:32:34.280 these are big men i mean michael brown was 17 18 65 darren wilson was six four there's a vicious

01:32:39.320 struggle brown's fingerprints are on the slide of the weapon the trigger guard of the weapon i mean

01:32:44.200 i'm a pistol instructor i know that means wilson finally discharged i believe two shots and

01:32:48.280 unfortunately there's there's a death but the many of those narratives and this will be in my next

01:32:52.840 book actually but many of these narratives that come out of the black lives matter movement and

01:32:57.000 also the alt-right response to that by the way are in addition fictional but those those are not in

01:33:02.040 this book this is just about fake hate crimes and there were more than enough to fill up a book

01:33:07.000 you know i i i want to go deeper into this with you i'm going to take a break for a minute um but i have

01:33:12.440 to ask you this you're also a uh a gun instructor yeah i'm a pistol instructor for the national rifle

01:33:21.640 association i also do uh hand-to-hand combat martial arts but i mean the ability to kill your enemies is 0.99

01:33:26.440 exactly equivalent to the right to be free how the hell are you a professor i mean you are an oddball you 0.85

01:33:34.280 what what how did you get that job well or let me say that how did you keep that job well there's 0.95

01:33:41.560 there's a funny answer there and that's that i teach you the historically black college uh

01:33:45.560 political correctness minorities blacks and asians tend to vote for conservative but democratic

01:33:50.520 political candidates vote heavily for the democrats i'd like to see that change so there's more

01:33:54.680 valuation of your vote but the entire far left culture of outrage um whether that's the trans

01:34:02.120 movement perhaps or constant marches through campus against racism that's to a large extent absent

01:34:08.360 from the black colleges where everyone in leadership is an upper middle class black guy

01:34:12.600 so i mean i would say that probably 20 of our professors are conservatives i would say i've

01:34:18.120 gotten really no backlash about writing the book so it is interesting to contrast that at kentucky

01:34:23.080 wow wow to contract that with a primarily white institution of equivalent size and rank where you'd be 0.68

01:34:31.160 talking about evergreen state portland state drake um so again obviously heavily democratic voters to

01:34:39.480 some extent when we vote in the black community but every single one of the most extreme outraged 1.00

01:34:45.880 leftists i've ever met is a privileged upper middle class white kid so i actually think that where i am

01:34:51.160 teaching it is fairly accepted that i've written a right-leaning book all right hang on just a second take one

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01:36:40.760 professor of political science uh dr uh will riley he is the author of hate crime hoax um so tell me

01:37:04.760 will why um people are doing this at such a great rate that's a great question i think that there are

01:37:13.720 two uh real reasons you can discuss first at the individual level uh i have a law degree as well as

01:37:19.800 a phd and i've always found that people commit crimes for sort of tawdry personal reasons money sex

01:37:26.600 local notoriety you see that at the individual level with hate crime hoaxers as well uh so for example

01:37:34.120 there was a case involving the business continental spices cash and carry which was a muslim arab american

01:37:40.760 owned business the owner burnt this to the ground essentially to commit an act of insurance fraud

01:37:46.520 and wrote things like arab go home throughout the business which he thought would speed up the

01:37:50.840 insurance investigation and make him sympathetic and that was that was nearly successful so that is

01:37:55.720 one level of motivation at the next level of motivation though the reason these cases get famous is

01:38:01.080 that you have an extraordinarily entrenched grievance industry in the usa and they have a problem

01:38:06.760 economically because at this point in history the demand for bigots greatly exceeds the supply

01:38:15.320 in entire areas of u.s public life whether that's affirmative action uh minority set-asides i mean you

01:38:23.320 might be interested no i could buy a radio station at about half price um whether that's the budgets for

01:38:29.560 the massive activist groups i always mention when i speak southern poverty law center's endowment is

01:38:34.520 up to 432 million last year yeah that's actually slightly more than my university which is a state

01:38:40.680 institution i mean that's just below the ivy league in terms of endowments i mean that's something very

01:38:45.720 different from current liquid capital and it is it is clearly clearly an organ of the left oh yeah i think

01:38:54.840 that's you've seen that pretty recently where fairly mainstream groups quilliam foundation family

01:39:00.280 research council certainly conservative but i think they were added to the list because of their views

01:39:04.120 on uh lgbt right but i mean very mainstream groups sort of center right entity like quilliam have been

01:39:11.080 declared hate groups and they've begun to sue i mean quilliam was awarded three million uh very recently

01:39:15.960 and i i agree with that verdict from a legal background but essentially the justification for the

01:39:21.560 existence of this entire substructure of society where you know one dollar and twelve interacts

01:39:27.240 in some way with an affirmative action program we say in business or spLC has a half billion dollar

01:39:32.120 endowment the justification is that we're still at war here in the usa there's still violent racial abuse

01:39:38.600 fairly frequently at a fairly high level and we find empirically that that is not true um the usa desegregated

01:39:46.200 in 1954 at that time the only remaining legally segregated region of the country was the deep

01:39:52.120 south uh civil rights act 1965 made racism criminally and civilly illegal pro-minority affirmative action

01:39:59.240 which didn't hurt me when i was applying to law school began in 1967 it's 52 years old so in fact

01:40:05.080 it takes a lot of effort to come up with enough bigotry to justify all of this and where none can be

01:40:10.680 found some might have to be invented so have you found a coordinated effort or like like like small

01:40:19.720 yet um i don't know what his motivation was some say it was for his profile or show or whatever but i

01:40:26.920 i believe there are a lot of people that believe that this this stuff is happening and we know it we

01:40:34.920 just have to get out and make the case and because it's all unreported or because of that i'm justified

01:40:41.720 in in creating this because it gets the word out well i think there are two levels of analysis there so

01:40:50.200 first of all although i view them as political opponents uh you know the other team obviously

01:40:55.720 the spLC isn't you know out there faking hate crimes but are individuals falsifying hate crimes because

01:41:01.960 they believe that they are contributing because they believe that they are falsifying something

01:41:07.240 that frequently occurs in reality absolutely yes um we saw a case at the university of michigan where

01:41:13.560 a young woman hayley bass claimed that she was brutally attacked because she was wearing pins symbolizing

01:41:19.320 american and european conservative causes turned out to be a fake and sympathetic character there's no

01:41:23.560 reason to even discuss that in great depth but the motivator for her doing this was another claim on

01:41:29.400 the michigan campus that a hijabi muslim woman had been threatened with a beating with being set on

01:41:33.800 fire she didn't take off her hijab and that turned out to be fake and the case that inspired that one

01:41:39.080 turned out to be fake so yeah i think that there very definitely is at the individual level a narrative

01:41:44.920 of i'm fighting for social justice by doing this i think that the more dangerous or influential level

01:41:50.840 there though occurs when you start talking about the media or about discursive creators

01:41:55.400 so i mean there's a very old line from mark twain it's always a problem to pick a fight with people

01:42:00.600 that buy ink by the barrel and you can add have you know professional video and movie cameras to that

01:42:05.960 today so many of the things that are presented to the average american taxpayer by the msm the

01:42:12.120 center-left mass media are not real and i talk about this in the book actually you brought up black

01:42:17.320 lives matter i hadn't seen this done by anyone but heather mcdonald who is an actual scientist so i

01:42:22.440 used resources like killed by police dot net to find out how many brothers how many african-american

01:42:27.960 men were actually being killed by police in a typical year and it turns out to be a tiny infinitesimal

01:42:33.480 number um in the year i used 2015 there were less than 1200 people killed by police in any way including

01:42:39.960 auto wrecked in the whole country of those only 258 were african-american of those only 200 were

01:42:47.640 actually killed by violence and so on down the line so what you finally wound up with was and my

01:42:52.200 numbers might be off by one or two but 17 unarmed black men in the country of 350 million people

01:42:58.440 were killed specifically by white police officers the reason we think this is a narrative is that

01:43:03.560 every single one of those cases is going to be broadcast by media resources like cnn and msnbc

01:43:11.240 and this kind of narrative creation occurs in a lot of different arenas for example so interracial

01:43:17.240 crime is something that people with phds in the media sector have found attracts the attention of

01:43:23.240 all major races it's clickbait if you will but the problem here is that interracial crime itself is 1.00

01:43:29.000 not a problem in the united states uh if you look at murder 85 of white murder victims 94 of black

01:43:35.320 murder victims that's unbelievable are killed by people of the same race a person most likely to kill

01:43:40.360 use your ex-wife further when murder does occur interracially or when crime occurs interracially 0.61

01:43:46.680 that's about 70 plus percent black on white not vice versa so to get this entire narrative of whites

01:43:52.520 frequently attacking law-abiding middle-class black people you essentially are taking a tiny number of

01:43:58.200 cases and either exaggerating them wildly or simply repeating the same stories over and over and that's

01:44:04.120 what i mean by narrative creation so um first of all let me tell you what i got out of uh that 0.99

01:44:10.760 and i got a lot but the main thing was um kill your ex-wife before she kills you um the definitely 0.77

01:44:16.920 you hit on the high points uh you're just how do you respond to you're just somebody that is you know 1.00

01:44:27.320 another white racist that is trying to cover the tracks uh of of you know your you know your uh 0.92

01:44:37.320 your the your masters that are pulling your strings oh glenn i mean you kind of gave me a softball 0.98

01:44:43.000 there the quickest answer is that i'm black um but i mean being being a bit less glib i mean i'm a pro

01:44:49.240 black black professor at a you know nationally respected black college i mean there's still

01:44:54.440 130 odd hbcus that rank pretty well among the nation's colleges so no i'm not a racist at all

01:45:01.160 and i think the the labeling in the u.s this is actually something that goes beyond partisanship

01:45:07.560 the sort of internet troll culture that's spread out of 4chan where any liberal debater is you know

01:45:13.160 a damn red commie and any conservative debaters are racist i don't think that's really productive at 0.94

01:45:16.920 all no i'm center-right politically i am not racist i'm not caucasian for that matter so i 1.00

01:45:24.040 think that if you're a normal taxpayer and someone comes up to you and says you're a racist the 0.99

01:45:28.680 default response should be you're a bleepin idiot it shouldn't be it shouldn't be an attempt to defend 1.00

01:45:34.760 yourself like i mean i played high school varsity sports with mostly black teams and a lot of black 1.00

01:45:38.840 buddies because i'm black i wouldn't say that at all i would just say you're an idiot i would i would 1.00

01:45:45.080 love to have you back and talk some more you are very funny and well informed uh and have a message 0.99

01:45:52.440 that america needs to hear the name of the book is hate crime hoax you're listening to glenn beck

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01:47:35.720 i was like man i got this guy is great this guy is great and i was so excited when i watched him 0.90

01:47:43.240 and i ordered that stupid you know 39 set cdvd thing to get yourself motivated it arrived cost 0.87

01:47:51.480 me i don't know how much it cost me it arrived i never had the motivation to open it i really i was 0.96

01:47:57.480 like i i'd like to open it but oh it's not really your fault they should put a message on the outside of

01:48:04.120 the box that gets you motivated to open the box i mean it's really tony's fault i agree like if they

01:48:09.720 need a recorded message that just constantly plays once it gets delivered so i called him

01:48:13.800 you can open this box you can do it you know something like that so i called him a couple

01:48:18.360 of years ago and i'm like tony tony tony i just need some motivation and he's like dude come on out i'm

01:48:27.320 in hawaii just come on out to the house it'll spend a couple of days get you tuned up and i was like

01:48:33.560 all right i hung up and i'm like eh ow so you weren't even motivated to show up to hawaii no i was

01:48:43.000 motivated to show up to hawaii but i and then he's gonna make me do stuff and it's like and i gotta go

01:48:49.640 do things and i gotta change my life and so then i didn't call him back and then he called me like six

01:48:55.720 months later and he's like dude okay i'm gonna be in california that's closer why don't you come

01:49:01.160 come see me in california come to california i didn't even answer that phone call and

01:49:08.440 and now he had a friend call last week a friend of mine and a friend of his who said tony wants to see

01:49:15.720 you and i'm like i you know my schedule is so busy i just don't know if i can and he's and he kept

01:49:23.800 talking about it and talking about it he's like look i'm gonna bring my son you bring your son and

01:49:28.120 i i'm like my son needs motivation why don't you just take my son and i'll stay home and uh and so

01:49:34.600 he got me with the son thing and i'm like okay so now i'm going tomorrow to spend three days with tony

01:49:43.080 robbins and i mean he's got his work cut out for him because i really it's weird because i'm so

01:49:52.360 i want to be it's have you ever been to a place like anything if you've ever like

01:49:57.720 you want to stop drinking tomorrow oh god yeah yeah you want to stop you want to get you want to be

01:50:04.440 thin but tomorrow right uh you know it's like i really want motivation but not now i'm too busy i'm

01:50:12.360 tired yeah this is like this is a situation where like you bump into your doctor in the grocery store

01:50:18.760 and they say dude that what's that big bump on your neck that looks like a tumor you should come

01:50:23.720 in and see me right away and you're like oh but if i go i'm gonna have to i'm gonna they're gonna

01:50:26.840 talk to me about tumor i'm gonna have to stop smoking i'm gonna have to stop heroin surgery or 0.55

01:50:33.480 something i don't want to deal with that so even though i know i have an issue that i want to solve

01:50:38.600 i don't want to actually i mean what's really horrible is i pursued tony i i called tony right

01:50:44.520 and i'm like tony i really and he's like dude yeah i'll help you man that's easy let's go

01:50:53.400 and i wonder how many i wonder how many people are like that with tony because you know i i want to be

01:51:00.120 around a bunch of people who are like hey i mean generalized shush too much energy yeah you know

01:51:07.160 what i mean it's like like a morning people yeah he's kind of like a constant morning person yeah

01:51:11.240 it's like tony can we get it when do we i'm motivated to take a nap when i'm gonna take a nap

01:51:17.720 it'd be really funny if you got out there he was just like slounging around on his couch all day

01:51:21.240 he's like i got nothing i got nothing i'm just in my boxers he doesn't even get dressed when he

01:51:24.840 here's the deal just uh just go home and do what you were doing before and just be cool with it

01:51:31.160 just this is this is just an excuse for the wife tell her you came out here you got motivated let's

01:51:34.840 just watch netflix that like that i'm cool with that that would be a cool by the way i saw i was

01:51:40.200 very motivated to see the ricky gervais uh show on netflix very yeah there's a new one right what's

01:51:46.680 the name um after death after after life after life it is so good really

01:51:54.680 it is so good now i want you to know that it's english and they use the c word there but the c

01:52:02.360 word doesn't mean the same thing there as it does here okay that should have been tucker carlson's

01:52:07.560 defense right right i'm english i swear i don't think he used the c word oh oh did he that was part

01:52:12.760 of the tape okay um anyway but they use it they use it in a different way it's not it doesn't mean

01:52:19.560 the same i think i honestly think he used it in that way what does it what does it actually mean

01:52:25.400 uh tucker carlson does what does it mean in in great britain uh where's craig somebody don't don't

01:52:31.800 no no he'll still say it we can't know he won't say it he won't but he'll tell you what it was because

01:52:36.360 i asked him i i'm like what is your deal he's craig is my new assistant uh and uh he is from scotland

01:52:43.320 yes and uh and and i and i just asked him at one point what is your deal meaning you people that

01:52:50.680 lived on that island what is your deal with the use of the c word and he's like it's crazy he's

01:52:57.320 like it's just it's what we call blokes you know he's like that's that's we that's what we call each

01:53:02.600 other he said it's not like it is here and i'm like well it is here and he's like oh no i learned

01:53:09.240 that quickly quickly not to use that word oh that's that's true because they also have the the

01:53:17.000 f word uh slur for gays but that means cigarettes and i mean that's uh that could be a real problem

01:53:24.760 cultural can be it can be a problem if if you know there might be like some country and you know

01:53:30.520 in the world where like the n word means you know cereal and it's like that would be a real problem

01:53:37.320 if you came over to visit right so but what this show is i have never seen a show like this and

01:53:43.400 this is truly an example of the golden age of television um there's no network that would have

01:53:51.560 ever allowed this to go on not not because of just the language which is strong at times um but

01:53:58.920 because it's real it really is real it starts out with this guy who uh lost his wife

01:54:07.880 um and she died of cancer and they were and that's ricky gervais it's his wife and he's just

01:54:14.520 devastated he loved her you know uh like like nobody like i love tanya just crushed without her okay

01:54:25.080 and so he's really depressed and and suicidal and just is like you know he's decided why am i

01:54:32.440 accepting any social norms and these aren't funny social norms i mean he is in the first episode he

01:54:38.520 is so dark he's just telling people uh you know hey you've got a great opportunity no you don't 0.96

01:54:45.960 life is horrible people are horrible they're a virus it would be better if everyone was dead 0.99

01:54:51.800 i thinking about killing myself i thought about it this morning i might just go upstairs and throw myself 0.97

01:54:56.280 off the building and i mean it and you're like okay uh and so he's really dark and the way the show

01:55:05.080 is it's only five or six episodes and it shows him healing and it shows him figuring out no wait it's

01:55:15.080 not about me and because he's an atheist and he's like you know well i don't i'm not living i'd rather 0.65

01:55:21.160 be nowhere than here without her and uh you know i don't believe in god so i don't have to be nice to

01:55:29.240 anybody i don't have to do anything i can just die tomorrow and i'm going to the same place and i'd 0.65

01:55:34.200 rather die and it shows it through this series of people that he meets and friends and and and

01:55:40.600 things that he does how he gets through that and by the really in the by the second episode you love

01:55:48.920 this character and it's not you know and he's not likable this is it all serious is it just a drama

01:55:55.240 or so the first one is the first one it said it's comedy in the first one i watched the first episode

01:56:00.200 i'm like that wasn't funny and then the second one was like that had some funny parts and the third

01:56:06.520 one this is getting funny fourth one the fifth one which is the one is six episodes the fifth one i

01:56:13.880 watched last night with tanya i love listening to my wife laugh it is my favorite thing in the whole

01:56:20.200 world you i what heaven will be to me is tanya laughing i just love it she has the funniest laugh and i

01:56:29.560 love it when she's happy and you lost the ability to make her laugh approximately 20 years ago no but

01:56:34.040 i gained it last night i said honey honey honey come here you have to watch you have to watch this

01:56:39.000 scene and it was a scene that we laughed so hard she couldn't breathe i couldn't breathe and when we

01:56:45.960 caught our breath i said let's watch it again and she was like no no i heard i heard and then we

01:56:50.120 watched it again it was hysterical one of the funniest things i have seen in a forever forever

01:56:59.400 you will love this oh no you sold me i have to watch this it is it is uh it's an atheist just

01:57:07.080 want to warn you going in if you're somebody who's like i don't like atheists well you're not gonna like

01:57:11.240 this show then if you if you can't handle rough language it's very rough uh language if you don't

01:57:18.920 like darkness and i don't mean darkness like an evil i mean they deal with i mean he starts taking

01:57:26.680 heroin he's like why not why not i've never tried heroin i thought the same thing this morning why

01:57:31.960 not i never tried it it's probably great people seem to really like it want some anyway uh um

01:57:38.840 uh the it you know it's it's it's a rough yeah it's yeah it's a rough show but it is really good

01:57:46.520 ricky gervais is brilliant if you could just give this sell to tony robbins there's no way you're doing

01:57:51.480 any work this don't see i'm just be like we can watch this it's great you've got to see it tony

01:57:56.520 and give him the whole cell i wonder who's better at selling him or me i tell you what tony by the

01:58:05.240 end of the week i'll either be walking on the coals or you'll be watching ricky gervais with me

01:58:12.120 i think there's a chance that he turns out this weekend is just never motivated again 0.88

01:58:15.560 like you ruin his entire career because he just becomes a sloth like you i have to call him 0.99

01:58:20.680 banana hands and i haven't done that yet and and and and i hope that i mean he's six seven do i risk 0.94

01:58:26.600 the no he'll kill you but that'll be funny it was it was in a movie he was called banana hands yeah

01:58:31.240 oh yeah brilliant controlled script environment you'll get killed right you think so yeah i mean

01:58:35.560 he seems like he you know he's got a sense of humor well yeah find out you should try it definitely i'm

01:58:41.320 going to i'm gonna say that's what i'm gonna say because we've not met each other we've talked

01:58:45.400 to each other but we've not met each other and that's how i'm gonna go i'm gonna i'm gonna walk

01:58:49.160 right up to him put my hand out banana hands and then see how it goes from there i bet well you

01:58:56.120 should definitely try it and also have it filmed just how much how much i i mean what are the odds

01:59:01.480 that i don't do that stew yeah you probably will because that you're thinking it might get you out

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02:01:10.200 did a lot on uh congresswoman omar something that now has been uh demonetized on youtube that we just

02:01:17.800 posted uh you need to share it with some friends we shared that with you part one today part two

02:01:22.840 tomorrow uh also we had a lot of conversation about freedom of speech today and what is freedom of

02:01:30.120 speech and how are we how are we empowering those who are are stopping freedom of speech uh well we

02:01:38.520 looked at uh we've looked at media matters a little bit last couple days because the tucker carlson story

02:01:43.000 daily caller decided to go back and look at uh what was the head of media matters writing at the time

02:01:49.720 tucker carlson was going on bubba the love sponge like what what were his words like at that point

02:01:54.760 apparently had a blog uh you know and he's not a person who's known for really anything but he had a

02:02:00.360 blog uh and he wrote about um how uh derogatory uh references to trannies uh jewelry oh my gosh not

02:02:11.160 jewelry but jewelry um and bangladeshis uh he said uh he couldn't believe that uh they would use the

02:02:20.520 word attractive in describing someone who was from bangladesh he said uh that he called he wrote about

02:02:27.640 an author is that writer a tranny lover um he went on to say that people who um should go should stay 0.98

02:02:35.880 away from tranny bars and stay away from places where eddie murphy and robert downey jr are visiting 0.87

02:02:41.320 don't effing kiss a transvestite and don't bring a group of transvestites back to your room um he went 0.99

02:02:49.480 on and on and and and also called uh people from japan japs oh my gosh uh yep uh so of course this is 0.99

02:02:58.600 exactly and this is part of a strategy it's bigger than just him being as bad as he is and he obviously

02:03:05.160 not not a good guy but this is why you put a giant zilch in front of one of these on top of 0.99

02:03:10.280 one of these organizations because there's no loss right it's why it's why terrorists put on you know

02:03:15.720 they put uh vests not on osama bin laden but on some dolt down the street so they can walk out there

02:03:21.400 and blow themselves up to do the damage that's the theory behind media matters why david brock isn't

02:03:25.640 there anymore he's doing other stuff he's living the high life and he puts dolts like this in this

02:03:30.440 position of power so that if he gets taken out it doesn't matter it's essentially a terrorist 0.63

02:03:34.920 attack he blows himself up with a suicide vest he blows himself up with a suicide and you know

02:03:38.760 what's amazing is there's been no pushback on him i bet you he still is that guy i bet he's still 0.72

02:03:44.840 that guy because yes you're right he doesn't have any he doesn't have anybody pushing back on him

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 13, 2019

Insanity Society？｜ Guests： Jeff Giesea & Dr. Will Reilly ｜ 3⧸13⧸19

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 13, 2019

Insanity Society？ ｜ Guests： Jeff Giesea & Dr. Will Reilly ｜ 3⧸13⧸19

Episode Stats

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Insanity Society？｜ Guests： Jeff Giesea & Dr. Will Reilly ｜ 3⧸13⧸19