The Glenn Beck Program - Iowa, Iowa, Iowa： It’s Caucus Time ｜ Guest： Rep. Tulsi Gabbard ｜ 2⧸3⧸20

00:00:00.000 i am not a football fan and that was a great game it was so good it was a great game good and uh

00:00:10.100 i think you know andy reed right i do didn't you go to church with him yeah and uh friends

00:00:14.200 with he and my wife or his wife and my wife are friends and yeah i'm friends so i was i was rooting

00:00:20.000 for the chiefs you know again not a football fan but i'm an andy reed fan and everybody is yeah

00:00:25.180 well i mean the most winning this coach uh in the league in history without a super bowl yeah but 0.97

00:00:31.380 you you don't care if the guy's a jerk and everybody in the league seems to absolutely 0.77

00:00:35.280 love him because he does things the right way and he's a nice guy nice guy he's a really really 0.98

00:00:39.960 nice guy who doesn't uh who doesn't honor the sabbath he works every sunday every sunday he

00:00:45.460 just goes and well that's why he's going directly to hell that's right he's going right to hell 0.83

00:00:49.600 straight down you know and he's like oh don't collect 200 it's not even work you know like

00:00:53.420 of a doctor you know he's what is he doing he's just got a glory he's a glorified football watcher

00:00:59.740 he sits on the sidelines and watches football instead of doing the lord's work i'm just saying

00:01:05.600 just saying great game congratulations andy reed and the uh and the kansas city chiefs

00:01:13.300 you knew that i did know that

00:01:14.840 super bowl best super bowl i can remember i'm not a sports fan and even i was just blown away

00:01:40.600 great game congratulations to the chiefs uh and hey stripper polls who doesn't love them 0.99

00:01:48.380 you know what i mean the crotch camera where has that been the whole time uh jeb bush uh came out

00:01:55.880 and tweeted best halftime of a super bowl ever what yeah oh my gosh yeah uh i had a different opinion

00:02:04.240 uh on uh on that one uh also now this blew me away bill crystal has come out and said he's a democrat

00:02:13.800 now the next thing i know i know it's a shock the next thing that we're going to find out is that

00:02:19.160 jonathan van ness is gay if that happens my whole world is upside down i don't know what i don't know 0.92

00:02:25.620 what to say and we begin with iowa iowa iowa this is the glenbeck program 0.55

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00:04:04.000 iowa iowa iowa iowa

00:04:11.720 this is iowa the true america well i mean if there is such a thing but there isn't or maybe there is

00:04:20.740 i mean there has to be there can't be there absolutely is friendly people in general in

00:04:28.820 iowa patient courteous one of our reporters kevin ryan was out and at one point he said

00:04:35.000 he was at one of the train track intersections in the state the crossing gate lowered the bell rung

00:04:40.960 and the train chugged by several cars waited at the designated line and a few minutes later the train

00:04:46.640 just stopped but people kept pulling into the line of cars nobody sped off nobody honked their horns

00:04:53.860 in chicago or new york you'd hear screeching and honking and curse words peel outs maybe even gunshots

00:05:01.080 but this a different state a charming place the way the land breathes under you spread out like a

00:05:09.260 blanket and the corn stalks lean with each breeze and the marigold softness on the horizon without

00:05:15.000 the skyscrapers imposing their faces everywhere you look all you see is america the honey scent of

00:05:22.880 fertilizer and livestock at night the whole world gets dark and quiet so quiet you can almost you

00:05:29.400 feel like adam and eve just looking up alone in the garden contemplating the electric sky full of

00:05:35.680 planets and stars and other lives they couldn't understand iowa is 170 uh sorry 187 times bigger than

00:05:47.240 new york city yet there are only three million people in iowa compared to the nine million people

00:05:53.980 in new york city there are actually more feral hogs than humans in iowa that's an actual fact

00:06:01.720 yet people stay in iowa for generations and you can kind of see why you have to admire its stable

00:06:09.360 geography it's the only state with parallel rivers as borders on the easternmost side along the

00:06:17.940 mississippi river there's the world's steepest and shortest railway on the other along the missouri river

00:06:25.700 a monument stands it's to sergeant floyd it's the only man to die during the lewis and clark great

00:06:32.500 expedition and every july for a whole week cyclists traverse the divide bumping along those uneven

00:06:40.880 roadways by the way i want to go back you did understand there are 21 million feral hogs in iowa

00:06:52.560 i just want to go back to that for a second that's roughly the population of mexico city

00:06:57.620 or san francisco oakland and phoenix and seattle and detroit combined they have more hogs than mubay 0.83

00:07:08.660 has people and if the iowa hogs divided in two factions and occupied different sides of the states 0.54

00:07:15.580 iowa would have two mega cities classification earned only in america by los angeles and new york

00:07:22.880 21 million hogs they arrived in the 1500s thanks to the ham obsessed spaniards led by de soto and for 1.00

00:07:34.160 centuries native american tribes alone occupied the land the sack and the fox the iowa dakota sioux

00:07:41.660 the oto and before that woolly mammoths roamed the plains

00:07:46.260 in the 1700s the french showed up with their fur trade and their treaties the area belonged to

00:07:54.800 france until 1763 following a defeat by spain in the french and indian war the region flopped from one

00:08:03.340 nation's hand to the next until the louisiana purchased happened when thomas jefferson was they

00:08:10.560 talked about impeaching him because he had the louisiana purchase he bought the land from louisiana

00:08:17.220 to montana that would become the midwestern and southern states including iowa we paid 18 dollars

00:08:24.900 a square mile

00:08:26.800 shortly after the purchase the territory's new residents got a little possessive and soon enough

00:08:33.920 sellers were shoving the indians off the land that they'd occupied since the ice age

00:08:38.620 some next level gentrification i guess but we've always had a bloody streak man always does not just

00:08:47.320 america especially back then it was violent and cruel there was mayhem it was just out in the middle

00:08:56.620 of nowhere on the wobbly plains gunfights stabbings honest to god cowboy stuff with gunslingers who who

00:09:03.920 knows what else happened there and then came the civil war in the 1860s the worst kind of war

00:09:11.780 the kind that guts a nation iowa had only been a state for 15 years with a population of about half a

00:09:19.700 million people yet with only 500 000 people 75 000 iowan men fought for the union now that's the

00:09:27.540 highest percentage of soldiers from any other state on both sides and they died like hell

00:09:35.400 drowned in the mud ransacked by cannonballs bayonet to the gut or the neck or anywhere it was the

00:09:43.080 cruel early stage of modern warfare

00:09:46.200 but america's always been a rugged and and unceasing territory

00:09:54.940 we're roughnecks we're a chancer and most of the times it pays off we fought the civil war

00:10:04.280 and we stayed together but then came the railroads sprouting up all across the country

00:10:13.940 it was the late 1800s trains could haul produce from any part of the country to another part of the

00:10:21.460 country so the farming jobs flourished in iowa and the population grew in 1901 quaker oats was founded

00:10:28.980 in cedar rapids then in 1937 iowa state university professor john vincent aniscoff and graduate student

00:10:37.300 clifford berry created the first automatic electronic digital computer wait a minute

00:10:43.920 in iowa the same state that gave us oatmeal also shoved us towards the creation

00:10:50.980 indirectly to grand theft auto 5 and iphones and all of the luxuries that are now our reality

00:10:59.540 iowa had a thriving agriculture until world war one then the great depression then world war two

00:11:08.100 and everywhere all around the world people wanted to live in the larger cities that's where things

00:11:13.460 were getting done and iowa had very few but they coped how they could replacing the agricultural

00:11:20.520 with the industrial and during the war iowa built tanks rifles airplanes armies

00:11:26.700 armor you should know by the way 8 389 iowans died by the end of the war on september

00:11:35.960 second 1945

00:11:38.520 imagine surviving the war and returning to the endless fields and the oceans of sky

00:11:50.260 as the haze of wartime and the economy cleared iowans enjoyed like the rest of america a sense of

00:11:59.580 renewal they had benefited from the change of industry agriculture had always been the moneymaker but now

00:12:06.640 iowa was building refrigerators farming equipment stationary to this day iowa still is the largest

00:12:12.780 producer of eggs pork and corn in 1958 winnebago the rv manufacturer was founded in winnebago county

00:12:21.640 iowa and since that day your home can be wherever it is that you want it to be on this continent

00:12:28.700 a year after winnebago was founded a plane crash outside of clear lake iowa

00:12:35.860 killed the music the day the music died

00:12:41.080 it was in des moines on january 20th 1982 when a 17 year old boy grabbed a dead bat fangs snout and

00:12:51.760 all and threw it at black sabbath even the performer ozzy osbourne he grabbed the tiny little bat corpse 0.98

00:13:01.000 and shoved it in his mouth and started gnashing he thought it was a rubber bat until that bat kind of

00:13:08.520 exploded in his mouth and he found out that it was really a rat but he had started and he couldn't

00:13:15.220 break the persona so he just went on right after the show he was rushed to broad lawns medical center

00:13:24.820 for rabies ozzy osbourne's bat decaptation stands as as one of the most notorious moments in rock and

00:13:33.100 roll history and it was in des moines iowa then there's brit iowa home to the national hobo convention

00:13:41.800 as well as the hobo museum call the town quirky or gross for hosting such a thing 1.00

00:13:49.140 or you can see the humanity in it you can see the neighbors the neighborliness

00:13:56.860 my grandparents were from iowa

00:14:00.060 they say the name iowa is a reference to when indians discovered the land it was the first words

00:14:08.620 they uttered when they looked at the beautiful sprawling land in the hills they simply said iowa

00:14:15.980 iowa iowa iowa it translates to beautiful beautiful beautiful maybe not so much today as we go now to

00:14:29.120 the polls iowa is a place that is sharply divided just within the democratic party and it is besieged

00:14:38.940 with reporters and politicians and a circus every four years we get to that here in just a second

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00:16:12.580 wow i am still reeling pat i don't know about you but i'm still reeling from that bill crystal

00:16:27.760 announcement that he's he's a democrat now wow i mean that's been coming on for how long uh

00:16:35.900 when was he born 60 years i mean that is the least surprising story i have ever seen yeah um anyway

00:16:46.100 iowa today any thoughts on iowa we have uh steve dace coming up in just a little while we also have

00:16:53.340 tulsi gabbard uh joining us today in hour number two i'm anxious to talk to tulsi um and uh and hear

00:17:01.520 her thoughts of what's happening in the democratic party they um they seem to be control freaks

00:17:09.000 no they seem not to want bernie again uh they didn't want him last time and they don't want him

00:17:17.720 this time so have you heard about the um have you heard about the uh the poll the the des moines

00:17:26.680 register poll that comes out with buddha judge no no yeah the one that comes out every year day before

00:17:33.280 the sunday before and uh and has the final poll and it was it was pulled back because they say

00:17:43.960 there are errors but there's all kinds of conspiracies floating yeah they uh there the there was a

00:17:50.440 conversation with one of the people that they polled and i think they got his name wrong they said his

00:17:57.960 name wrong or or the uh person being polled said the name wrong but he voted for buddha judge anyway

00:18:05.100 and so but there were questions about that and so they just threw out the poll even though the guy

00:18:14.420 voted for buddha judge in the fight yeah yeah in the poll right it is so here's what it here's here's

00:18:20.860 what it was somebody who was just answering the phone raised the issue with the way the survey was

00:18:26.380 being administered which could have compromised the results of the poll it appears a candidate's name

00:18:31.580 buddha judge was admitted in at least one interview in which the respondent was asked to name their

00:18:37.300 preferred candidate and he said what about buddha judge and the guy was like oh sorry buddha judge

00:18:41.960 and so because of that because of that they're throwing the poll away now

00:18:49.800 is that what happened

00:18:53.760 is that what happened because i suppose if you saw the poll you could see that buddha judge was

00:19:03.360 either way way underperforming from all other polls uh and then you could say okay well there's a

00:19:10.320 problem but they didn't say there was a problem what they said was this one incident and they made

00:19:16.640 sure that they didn't publish the poll now there are some that are saying that this poll wasn't uh

00:19:23.740 published because it was bad for biden others are saying it's really good for sanders

00:19:30.620 and that's why they didn't publish it because the democrats don't want sanders and if it's bad for

00:19:39.140 biden they don't want to lead into that this is and for the des moines register to play along with

00:19:46.160 them like that it's the first time unbelievable it's the first time in the history of the des moines

00:19:51.200 unregistered they have not published this poll that's really bad that is really bad you don't

00:19:57.360 throw the poll out just because of one response unless one response unless you come out and say

00:20:03.240 we found out that this person did not ask buddha judge in in others or he was not confident then

00:20:12.720 you come out and you say that yeah what they're coming out and saying is well because of this one

00:20:17.300 guy we're not sure and yada yada well how confident are you did you ask the guy i mean it's it's it's

00:20:26.740 remarkable to me because you're playing with fire when it comes to bernie sanders oh yeah they've made

00:20:33.040 that clear oh have they not right i mean when you threaten to burn milwaukee to the ground uh yeah that's

00:20:41.060 he's got a volatile base can we people can we play the uh bill maher audio from uh the bill maher show

00:20:49.120 this weekend listen to this but i tell you why bernie sanders is attractive to me now because he's

00:20:55.140 the only democrat who like trump has an army who when it gets to this other level he's got a bunch of 0.73

00:21:01.320 badass motherfuckers who will get in the streets okay so trump doesn't have that okay trump doesn't 0.95

00:21:08.820 have that we've not gotten into the streets we have nobody's claimed they're gonna burn anything 1.00

00:21:13.620 to the ground nope nope there's been no violent rhetoric from trump supporters no in fact the

00:21:19.640 violent rhetoric is all from the other side against trump i mean look at what the state of virginia did

00:21:25.860 just to people who like the second amendment yeah okay they immediately called all of those people

00:21:33.100 names and and bad names they were white supremacists they were nazis you know they mobilized against

00:21:41.720 them so i mean you're dealing with fire i have more on this with bernie sanders uh coming up but

00:21:48.280 this is something that we talked about literally 20 years ago 20 um no it was about 15 years ago 14

00:22:00.620 years ago we talked about it and i spelled it out democrats here's what you're doing here's what's

00:22:07.420 going to happen here's how it's going to end and we're now there and the democrats are freaking out

00:22:14.300 freaking out they should be yeah they should be because today in iowa i think everybody's been

00:22:20.360 trying to calculate who could beat trump who could beat trump they don't see anybody so there's either

00:22:26.000 going to be a low turnout or i think people are going to go in and go you know what doesn't matter

00:22:31.200 i'm just going to vote for who i want i'm going to vote for the person i because i can't do the

00:22:35.620 calculus i don't know who could beat donald trump and that could change things dramatically tonight

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00:24:14.820 oh my god

00:24:29.580 welcome to the glennbeck program we're glad you're here it's monday iowa caucus today i'll be in

00:24:40.240 washington dc for the state of the union uh and then also the uh the vote on impeachment on

00:24:47.420 wednesday thursday we have our special a don't miss special it is the last on our series of ukraine

00:24:57.420 and this is the da vinci code when that that's wednesday or thursday that's thursday thursday

00:25:03.280 thursday um and i think it's 8 p.m is it not i believe no 8 30 central no no it's changed no

00:25:10.640 oh it's 8 eastern okay yep it's 8 eastern um it airs and don't miss this one this is this has

00:25:19.120 nothing to do with trump um has very little to do really with ukraine nothing really to do with

00:25:25.420 hunter biden this is the this is the rosetta stone to understand exactly what's going on it's an hour

00:25:34.640 long it's it will leave you breathless and it will leave people who uh voted for barack obama

00:25:43.380 i think hating barack obama i think when you see what really is happening what happened uh with barack

00:25:51.880 obama he betrayed everything you think he stands for and that's what's really going on tonight

00:25:59.020 um at i'm sorry thursday night at 8 p.m eastern okay last night was the uh super bowl i'm not a super

00:26:08.260 bowl fan usually they're boring as not because it's usually a runaway this was thrilling to the

00:26:15.260 end stew said it right last week when he said um you know this is a this gonna be a good super bowl

00:26:21.400 because they're evenly matched big time yeah and it was it was just thrilling the whole time it was

00:26:28.700 really good yeah going into the fourth quarter when it's 20 to 10 and then kansas city rattles off 21

00:26:35.900 straight points to win it like that it was crazy and they did that the whole postseason it was just

00:26:40.580 amazing yeah it was really it was really really great and there's no team that i would rather see

00:26:48.200 lose than those people who are stationed in san francisco and uh and i want you to station is the

00:26:55.640 right word uh and i want you to know i was very proud of the san francisco players um none of them took

00:27:01.920 a crap on the field no that was good it was that went against their nature we know it did yeah it

00:27:06.580 did it did um but somebody did take a big crap on the field and uh it was the halftime show sponsored 0.99

00:27:13.340 by pepsi now i think just by reading the reviews and if i may quote jeb bush the 2020 super the super

00:27:26.360 bowl halftime show is the best super bowl halftime show ever oh please come on excuse me come on

00:27:36.940 really if mount everest was made entirely of jello and it collapsed in some gigantic avalanche

00:27:46.780 there would be yes yes big jello avalanche yes mount everest size right there'd be there'd be less

00:27:54.140 jiggling parts than were contained in that super bowl halftime

00:27:57.860 and there and there is less jello in that mountain than in jeb bush's spine

00:28:07.280 that is true yeah he is i mean come on man that was just it was bad pandering he's pandering because

00:28:18.720 of the puerto rican thing i think that's all he's doing is pandering yeah um that was something you 0.87

00:28:23.740 couldn't let your kids watch if you had small kids gosh well now now come on come on the crotch cam 0.92

00:28:29.420 and the pole dancing i mean those are very appropriate i like i mean you can't watch your 0.94

00:28:34.100 kids jello brought her her 12 year old daughter out to watch her pole dance that's i mean what's 0.98

00:28:40.540 better than seeing mommy pole dance and some of the crotch shots like you said and the hand placement 0.99

00:28:46.200 during those shots yeah well we're just come on michael jackson but now the hand placement 0.98

00:28:51.400 but the crotch camera i've never seen a crotch camera before no i never no no i know it was so

00:29:00.120 uncomfortable inappropriate inappropriate that my uh my son had four friends over now these are teenage

00:29:09.420 boys so i'm sure the teenage boys would have loved that if it wasn't also a room full of parents

00:29:16.180 parents and the teenage boys were so uncomfortable i bet they were like dad can we change this and i'm

00:29:23.140 like yes i'm trying to find the remote dad can we please change this mr beck can we change this please

00:29:29.420 yes i'm trying i had 15 year old boys that's how inappropriate it was the 15 year old boys

00:29:37.340 watching it on their own they would have loved it watching it with me in the room and my wife and

00:29:44.920 other parents they had not so much not so much they were like oh good heavens and mainly because

00:29:50.600 the all of the adults were like what the i asked tanya halfway through if i could get a lap dance

00:29:58.500 from her uh i said i've you know i've got a dollar bill and uh well you've got a pole room don't you

00:30:05.020 oh of course we do where she dances from time to time and i said look you don't have to i mean j-lo's 0.51

00:30:09.000 there if you like i'm in a strip club how about a lap dance i'll give you a buck she said 1.00

00:30:13.360 how dare you offer me a dollar for that yeah it do if you hand me a bill it better have

00:30:20.740 a one on it and zeros after it uh so she was really offended because i offered her a dollar

00:30:26.900 not really for the lap dance con no i'm kidding uh it was uh

00:30:31.780 really uncomfortable anyway um it just shows how much we've changed yeah i mean remember the

00:30:39.360 wardrobe malfunction tame in comparison to what we saw absolutely tame yeah absolutely tame that was

00:30:46.420 what 2005 six yeah and it was a big deal and the nfl had to apologize there's not going to be an

00:30:54.600 apology oh not at all they're i think they're proud of it oh yeah they love it they love it

00:30:58.420 and you know what this is i think this is the internet i think this is the influence of the

00:31:03.920 internet we are all watching stuff now uh online or our kids are exposed to things online and you

00:31:13.400 know it's just everywhere and it's just lowered the standards it's just all been normalized right

00:31:19.060 it doesn't shock us anymore no you know i was thinking about this last night we've gone from a place

00:31:23.140 where when elvis first came on tv you couldn't show him from the waist down they would only show his

00:31:30.280 upper torso right that's how that's how prudish i mean honestly look at what happens now uh i really

00:31:38.380 thought the next step and i i i'm not joking the next step is let's just give him a gynecological exam

00:31:44.640 okay that's just hey we've got you know we've got j-lo out and uh she's gonna sing a song while we

00:31:51.840 perform a gynecological exam because i mean it was there's nothing else left there's nothing else

00:32:00.740 left and it's just and did you notice this the women are all wearing nothing and then every time 1.00

00:32:09.440 the guys were out they looked like dump they looked like hey i just put my sweatpants on i got my hat on

00:32:17.100 i'm sorry i just rolled out of bed what's going on i mean the guys all looked like absolute dump

00:32:23.860 yeah women were gypped women were gypped in addition i don't know who any of the guys were

00:32:30.760 if they were are they famous people i don't know they were go with the songs okay so as a rule so my

00:32:37.020 son invited two friends that had just moved to texas from california and yes i let them in the house

00:32:42.960 but they're from san diego which i count is only partly californian okay so they're in and you know

00:32:50.120 they're like yeah we grew up in san diego man so like we're californians so i'm asking them uh all

00:32:58.040 the way through the super bowl did you guys understand that ad they're like no i don't even

00:33:04.460 know what that ad was about what was that and did you notice like some of the i think i think they

00:33:11.680 were not hip enough to even understand some of the ads i don't even know what some of these ads i knew

00:33:16.740 what they were advertising but i had no idea i have a following and everybody at the end of the ad was

00:33:21.260 like what the hell was that am i the only one that no there were some there were some weird weird ads

00:33:27.640 like weird that made no sense yeah yeah the tide ad i loved the one that kept going through yeah

00:33:33.920 there were there were a few like i thought the reese's ad was kind of funny the take five thing

00:33:40.100 where they had all the cliches of where you're raised by a wolf and the guy walks up at the end

00:33:45.640 with the his head up his butt hang on hang on just a sec play this video we have it

00:33:49.480 what's that reese's take five bar chocolate peanuts caramel peanut butter pretzels never heard 0.96

00:33:57.760 of it where have you been under a rock

00:33:59.340 do it to me what were you born yesterday 0.98

00:34:04.300 really trish me neither were you raised by wolves really insensitive trish are you clueless 0.98

00:34:11.920 head in the sand that's offensive yeah trish you from another planet 0.66

00:34:18.200 i never heard of take five neither again 1.00

00:34:24.360 none of us have heard of take five don't look stupid now 0.96

00:34:29.340 reese's take five the best bar you've never heard of all right so there's a few of them yeah i just 0.83

00:34:36.100 don't think the super bowl ad thing is a thing anymore it's really not it used to be but it's all

00:34:42.360 too politically correct everybody's afraid to offend anyone right you know which is why

00:34:48.180 i loved the donald trump ad do we have the donald trump ad listened listen to the donald trump ad and

00:34:56.340 tell me they didn't intentionally just go for it i'll play it here in a second did you see it

00:35:01.940 um i saw a couple ads oh my gosh the trump ad the first one that played and i think it's the only one

00:35:08.420 he wanted to run two only one ran um and bid the democrats went crazy is it the crime one the anti-crime

00:35:18.580 yeah the crime reform yes and uh we'll go over that in case you missed it uh coming up in uh just a second

00:35:25.260 also tulsi gabbard joins us in about uh 17 minutes so stand by for that all right blinds.com

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00:36:59.520 all right so last night i thought

00:37:28.300 this was so effective for president trump right audience right time uh right at the beginning of

00:37:34.980 the game uh only could have been better if it was at the end of the game but everybody was watching

00:37:40.160 the kickoff it goes to this ad it's a dark screen go ahead and play it america demanded change

00:37:47.740 donald trump wins the president this is not it stop stop stop go to the first ad please go to the

00:37:53.100 the one with alice johnson please

00:37:55.340 here it is alice johnson was sentenced to serve a life prison for a non-violent drug offense

00:38:02.600 thanks to president trump i'm free she's got a second chance i'm free to start over

00:38:11.060 this is the greatest day of my life politicians talk about criminal justice but president trump gets

00:38:16.240 it done with gratitude thousands of families are being reunited

00:38:19.740 i'm donald trump and i mean the end that's great that's great the end if that doesn't print with

00:38:34.340 people all the people who have been talking about this and here he goes in and he gets it done and he

00:38:40.860 gets it done with people like mike lee i mean right you know it says something there is a chance to

00:38:48.580 change uh people's minds and the democrats they're going to go in and vote uh today in iowa if if

00:38:58.260 they're thinking pete buddha judge is going to help that it will only push the african-american

00:39:03.360 community further into the conservative camp where they belong quite honestly where they belong

00:39:10.740 and what i loved about that you're not attacking anybody you're not saying anything negative about

00:39:14.820 anybody no uh and it's a surprising ad to a lot of people yeah i didn't see the other i didn't see

00:39:20.120 the other ad what was the other ad can we play this one america demanded change donald trump wins

00:39:26.740 the presidency and change is what we got under president trump america is stronger safer and

00:39:33.340 more prosperous than ever before best wage growth i think we've seen almost a decade unemployment rate

00:39:38.600 sinking to a 49 year low unemployment for african-americans it fell to a new low unemployment

00:39:43.840 for hispanics hit an all-time record low and ladies and gentlemen the best is yet to come 1.00

00:39:49.940 i'm donald j trump and i approve this message i mean great ads great great ads really great ads

00:39:58.520 true uh and positive positive targeting minorities without pandering i mean it's it was a great ad

00:40:08.460 and i'm so sick of the pandering oh my gosh the women stuff oh oh my god oil of ole isn't that what 1.00

00:40:15.160 it's called oh just ole now so ole did you see the one where it's all women astronauts 0.77

00:40:21.040 yes and yet they're sucked into space at the last my son went oh no that was a good ending i mean

00:40:27.900 all right what how is that a positive women's message when don't push the ole button because 1.00

00:40:37.260 it sucks them out into space and they all die float away i mean what how is that positive how is

00:40:44.660 that positive and the one with a female kicker and the other the holder the holder and the kicker 0.87

00:40:50.160 take off their helmets and it's women it's women playing football oh good for women can do anything 1.00

00:40:56.160 shut up better than men better yes than men can do it that's the thing we don't need men we don't 0.99

00:41:03.660 even need them why do we have men they're obsolete i'm sick of that if that is not the message i think 0.98

00:41:10.820 it is that that you were getting and thank goodness pita didn't run their ad uh i'll explain it to you

00:41:19.080 coming up it's agonizing it's agonizing um but uh we'll talk about that tulsi gabbard is coming up

00:41:28.320 next i think she's in new hampshire uh on the road now stumping and there's a problem with the

00:41:34.320 democratic party in new hampshire um she somehow or another didn't get on with eight points but uh

00:41:41.360 deval patrick did with only three points how how'd that how'd that happen tulsi gabbard next

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00:43:09.220 we have tulsi gabbard on uh with us uh she's skyping into the show from i think new hampshire

00:43:15.360 where she's spending all of her time she's missing state of the union uh to be up there she's not in 0.99

00:43:21.100 iowa um and she's polling at about eight percent but for some reason the democrats aren't putting her 0.92

00:43:28.820 on stage on cnn for the new hampshire debates she's not in the debate friday no no deval patrick was

00:43:35.800 invited oh my gosh he is he is polling at two percent she's at eight he's at two wow what is it

00:43:44.160 the democrats are doing oh fairness they're doing oh yeah this is what fairness is all about yeah i don't

00:43:50.280 agree with tulsi gabbard on probably most things she's from hawaii so a moderate in hawaii is like i

00:43:58.000 don't know um you know stalin in texas um it's uh it's a very different world we come from but i

00:44:06.140 respect her and uh and i respect her for having the courage to to come on um and talk about what's

00:44:15.940 going on in the democratic party she's somebody who endorsed sanders you know before uh where is

00:44:24.120 she where is she now is she a democratic socialist what what is who is tulsi gabbard we have that

00:44:30.120 coming up

00:44:31.120 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:44:47.980 well the iowa caucus is happening today uh polls show that bernie sanders is uh is probably going to

00:45:00.000 win tonight but it's not it's not like a regular voting day it's it's not like your normal primary

00:45:07.280 a caucus everybody gets into the gym and they they broker deals they try to get you over to the other

00:45:13.380 side try to convince you hey you know our guy is number two if you your guy's not going to win if

00:45:20.440 you come over with us we can make him number one so that it could change everything tonight uh and

00:45:27.300 biden doesn't seem to be doing really well one person who's not even there is tulsi gabbard she's

00:45:32.720 pulling at eight percent in new hampshire so she's spending her time in new hampshire uh but

00:45:37.820 some reason or another cnn and the dnc has decided she's not welcome at the debate 0.98

00:45:44.640 she's a democratic nominee that is polling within the parameters but they invited somebody

00:45:52.240 deval patrick who is only polling at two percent why that her lawsuit against hillary clinton where she

00:46:02.160 stands on on democratic socialism and so much more with tulsi gabbard next is the glenbeck program

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00:47:54.360 all right so no tulsi yet which is going to jam us up she's uh running apparently a little late 1.00

00:48:09.860 um so let me make the uh you know what give me the next commercial so then i can go all the way to

00:48:19.120 the bottom of the hour with her and i don't have to break uh in there sorry about this but let me just

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00:49:46.420 just a minute don't uh just relax i'll give you that at the 20 stations um all right uh can we get an

00:49:55.600 update on when she's coming in because she's sitting down now um bernie sanders has just said

00:50:02.380 that he has um uh the the main the real enemy is the democratic establishment

00:50:09.040 he was addressing a 3 000 strong crowd in cedar rapids on saturday night which everybody's calling

00:50:18.720 massive they don't say that about trump's 20 000 or 30 000 when he goes to these rallies they just say

00:50:27.000 those are zombies yeah yeah um but uh he was he had 3 000 which is the biggest one in the democrats

00:50:34.460 that doesn't even compare to barack obama um but uh he was talking to the the uh the party loyalists

00:50:43.500 or i should say the socialist loyalists and he said the democratic party's upper echelons are trying

00:50:49.600 to thwart his democratic socialist agenda uh he said this is the political reality of the moment

00:50:56.740 we are taking on the entire political establishment both the republicans and the democrats i don't think

00:51:03.940 i don't think the democrats know what they're dealing with with some of these people

00:51:09.800 um because some of them really are revolutionaries we have tulsi gabbard who is joining us uh now

00:51:16.000 hello tulsi how are you hi good morning glenn good how are you very good thanks for thanks for

00:51:22.300 coming on i'm sure there's a little trepidation in this a little perhaps uh concern and uh you shouldn't

00:51:29.260 um i i respect you everybody on the show here respects you we disagree with you but uh we really

00:51:36.440 feel you love your country you have served the nation um and you're you're a you're a solid

00:51:42.560 citizen so thanks for coming on thank you um okay i want to i want to ask you first of all about the

00:51:49.720 debate um that is happening this friday you are polling at eight percent and yet you haven't been

00:51:57.500 invited uh to be on this debate debate stage and deval patrick is polling at two percent and he was

00:52:04.040 invited what's happening you know we've uh put in calls and and sent messages to cnn to ask them

00:52:13.140 exactly that question and have not gotten any kind of response and to me that the biggest problem with

00:52:20.580 all of this is cnn is is making a choice to dishonor voters both here in new hampshire who will be voting

00:52:28.160 here in eight days as well as voters across the country by barring them from being able to

00:52:34.660 uh be informed about the different leading candidates who are running running for president

00:52:39.800 hearing the voice and the message and the issues that i'm raising in this presidential campaign so

00:52:45.200 they are their decision to exclude me from this is a disservice to new hampshire voters and it's

00:52:51.200 something they're not very happy about so um i want to kind of get your opinion on where this is

00:52:56.580 coming from bernie sanders on saturday said the target is not just the republican establishment

00:53:01.800 but it is the democratic establishment he said that's a real enemy they need to bump off because

00:53:09.480 the the party is trying to kill this revolution of his would you agree with that as well with with you

00:53:17.780 well i'll tell you what what i'm experiencing here you know i'm in new hampshire we are campaigning hard

00:53:24.800 as we're heading towards election day here and voters recognize that the political establishment

00:53:32.460 in washington um is not serving the people of this country we have a washington that is of by and for

00:53:39.960 the powerful elite rather than of by and for the people so in the town halls that we're holding every

00:53:46.300 day across new hampshire and some of the bigger towns and the very small towns uh districts that may be

00:53:52.700 uh red or blue or a mix or whatever it is what what we're seeing is we have democrats republicans

00:53:59.580 independents and libertarians all coming together having a respectful conversation because as you

00:54:06.160 opened as you opened uh our conversation today we respect each other we recognize that we are fellow

00:54:12.380 americans and we care very much for our country's future and we see how the powerful elite in washington

00:54:18.780 are not working for the best interest of the people and that the only way to change that is when we the

00:54:24.700 people stand up work side by side and actually focus on putting country first putting the people of this

00:54:31.120 country first and actually get real solutions to the problems that we are facing and that that's exactly

00:54:36.600 what we're doing so tulsi there is i mean listening to you speak it sounds to me very familiar it sounds

00:54:45.240 like what pete party members were saying um back under obama the establishment isn't listening they're

00:54:52.660 they're not responding to what the voters are asking for because i wanted hope and change too i wanted

00:54:59.360 transparency i wanted a change to what what was happening um and nobody was listening at all on either

00:55:08.240 side and those people were belittled which made them more angry um isn't this the same kind of

00:55:15.540 feeling just with different end goals uh one was a return to the constitution and in many cases with

00:55:23.260 sanders it's you know an end to the constitution or capitalism um isn't it the same feeling though

00:55:31.040 the sense of dissatisfaction disenfranchisement of of being left behind that our voices are not being

00:55:42.080 heard i think is something that has continuously been growing over quite some time which points to

00:55:47.480 the reality that the problems in washington are not being correctly identified we go through these

00:55:54.200 elections and it's like you know democrats good republicans bad republicans good democrats bad and

00:55:59.360 it's this hyper partisanship about one party versus the other and each trying to either maintain or

00:56:06.560 regain their power that leaves the american people and our voices behind and this is why i think

00:56:13.060 something that you're identifying maybe happened a while back it's only continued uh to have grown

00:56:18.920 and it is coming from across party lines in our town halls as we're talking about these issues every day

00:56:25.780 you know everyone's nodding their heads and recognizing yes we need to fix this we need to

00:56:31.540 change this we got to stop seeing everything through a partisan lens yes and actually just focus on the

00:56:36.060 reality that so many american families are struggling and hurting and and are are uh angry that their

00:56:44.780 government is not working for them so how would you identify yourself as i mean you you endorsed bernie

00:56:52.120 sanders which made hillary clinton love you forever um all right would you consider i have not gotten the

00:56:59.400 love letter yet really oh i thought no i thought she loved you for that i move around a lot so i don't

00:57:04.820 know maybe well she might when she accepts the lawsuit and signs for the lawsuit you filed against her 0.56

00:57:10.820 maybe she'll give you the love letter in exchange for that um but are you would you how would you

00:57:16.800 classify yourself and is democratic socialist is that a danger do you think or is that a good thing

00:57:24.740 is that where the democratic party should go first and foremost as as an american right i know i love

00:57:31.660 i love our country and uh i approach issues as i have throughout my time in congress as i do now

00:57:39.220 seeking to serve our country as president commander in chief really just focused on the substance of

00:57:45.180 these issues not not uh blindly placing myself or my thought process into one box because i'm a democrat

00:57:53.140 but actually actively seeking ideas perspectives and solutions coming from across party lines because

00:57:59.840 uh this this is reality i'm a very practical and pragmatic person i'm an independent minded person

00:58:06.140 and i call things like i see it i i am just as willing uh and able to call out my own party when they're

00:58:14.600 wrong as well as when they're right as i am the republican party when they're wrong or when they're

00:58:20.480 right and it's this kind of uh clarity in um and putting country first that i think voters across

00:58:27.660 this country are demanding as we're seeing some of these changes continuing to occur uh in in this

00:58:35.300 election um let me just touch on the hillary lawsuit what are you hoping to achieve with that i've

00:58:41.960 had several people say you will have to prove damages it's going to be almost impossible to

00:58:47.660 prove the damages so what are you what are you hoping to gain

00:58:50.880 or um i will leave the the legal machinery to to the attorneys but i'll tell you for myself

00:58:59.200 um some of the media are portraying this as well this is just another news story or this is just a

00:59:05.600 media stunt but they don't understand that this is about my life you know i've dedicated my entire

00:59:11.640 adult life to serving our country after the attacks on 9-11 like so many americans i made that decision

00:59:19.160 to uh to to serve and to to protect the safety security and freedom of the american people and

00:59:26.860 being willing to put my life on the line to do so i'm still serving in the army national guard now

00:59:31.740 i've deployed twice to the middle east and of course i'm still serving in congress now seven going

00:59:36.480 on eight years and so for hillary clinton and her powerful allies in washington

00:59:43.460 to uh essentially try to uh portray me as as a traitor to the country that i love it takes away the

00:59:53.660 very essence of who i am the oath of loyalty that i have taken to the country that i love

01:00:01.500 i mean somebody like somebody so this is a serious thing yeah somebody like hillary clinton saying

01:00:06.260 that you're a russian asset uh has got to make an impact on you your career but also personally

01:00:15.280 just very much so very much so and and personally for myself but i i'm actually thinking of the amazing

01:00:23.840 patriots who i've served with people who have also dedicated their lives literally their lives

01:00:31.140 willing to sacrifice everything in service to our country this is what defines us and so for her and

01:00:38.160 her powerful allies to so completely devalue that honor that loyalty that sacrifice and service to our

01:00:46.700 country it cannot go unchecked and this is why i'm filing this lawsuit is this just an old beef

01:00:53.120 because of the bernie sanders endorsement or is there something deeper there do you think

01:00:56.700 uh this is something that that only she can answer uh i think from my perspective i see two things that

01:01:05.100 seem to be very clear number one is that that she hasn't let go of the fact that i resigned as vice

01:01:10.660 chair of the dnc to endorse bernie sanders very specifically for one reason uh the the vast

01:01:17.520 difference in bernie sanders and hillary clinton's foreign policy and and world view what kind of commander

01:01:24.860 in chief they would be bernie largely non-interventionist hillary clinton extremely 0.99

01:01:29.500 interventionist and and a neo-lib war hawk and consistently the second thing is that that

01:01:35.860 throughout my time in congress i have been speaking out strongly against the very foreign policy legacy

01:01:42.280 that she represents of being the world's police waging regime change wars in other countries

01:01:47.440 that have not made us any safer and that have cost us tremendously the lives of my brothers and

01:01:53.800 sisters in uniform as well as every american in taxpayer dollars dollars that are coming out of

01:02:00.380 you know our schools our classrooms coming out of our infrastructure needs in our communities

01:02:05.160 going as they are now in afghanistan four billion dollars every month four billion every month that's

01:02:12.380 five and a half million dollars per hour and i hear from people every day who question my gosh

01:02:18.160 those resources could be going towards opioid recovery and helping those who are struggling

01:02:23.520 with substance abuse and addiction here in new hampshire and across the country 130 americans

01:02:28.500 dying every day from this opioid epidemic so this cost is is very real and and i i see how hillary

01:02:37.000 clinton and her powerful allies uh are sending a message through what they are doing to me to say if you

01:02:43.600 dare cross us we will come after you um i will tell you that i think your foreign policy is actually

01:02:51.440 has more in common now with this new republican i shouldn't say republican new uh conservative uh viewpoint

01:02:59.440 on let's bring people home this is enough is a is is enough uh and we we keep making the same mistake

01:03:06.860 over and over let me break for 10 second station id and back with tulsi gabbard

01:03:11.540 with uh tulsi gabbard who is up in new hampshire she's running for president uh of the united states 0.93

01:03:27.440 in the democratic party the democratic party doesn't seem to want to have anything to do with her she's 0.99

01:03:31.560 running at eight percent uh in new hampshire she qualifies for the cnn debate she can't get an answer 0.99

01:03:38.320 on why she wasn't asked to intend but instead deval patrick was and he's running at uh two percent um

01:03:46.400 tulsi um we're up against uh impeachment now we haven't heard from witnesses i think legally it was

01:03:58.320 the right call if i'm the president's attorney you won the case end it politically i think we should

01:04:04.800 have heard from witnesses and i would have liked to um let's say they vote on wednesday to acquit which i

01:04:12.200 think they will should there be should the house go into john bolton should we hear from the biden

01:04:21.160 should we investigate any of this stuff or is it time just to walk away from this

01:04:26.580 i've i've spoken a lot about this and just pointed out from shortly how how shortly after

01:04:35.240 uh donald trump was elected there were immediately members of my party who were who were pushing for

01:04:41.820 impeachment largely because of political differences not willing to accept the outcome of the election

01:04:47.460 policy differences uh and and their criticisms of donald trump uh and and i've spoken about how

01:04:54.940 dangerous it is to have this process be driven in a very hyper-partisan way frankly on both sides

01:05:02.500 and how not doing so in an objective way really only further divides an already divided country

01:05:09.660 it's why i made a very conscious decision to vote present when that those those votes came before the

01:05:17.020 house of representatives to take a stand for the center against this hyper-partisanship in washington

01:05:22.820 while also introducing a censure resolution that actually included many more of the uh unconstitutional

01:05:30.580 actions that president trump has taken and frankly something that i think would have been more likely to

01:05:36.240 gain bipartisan support unless i'm hearing from people i'm sorry we're up against the network break

01:05:43.180 unless you care to stay longer we'd love to have you longer um how can people get involved

01:05:48.600 your campaign thank you tulsi 2020.com i look forward i'm the best democrat best candidate to

01:05:56.360 be able to defeat trump in november of 2020 uh appreciate you all people from all party lines

01:06:02.380 uh coming and joining us in our people-powered movement thank you so much tulsi gabbard

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01:07:30.720 hello america it's uh monday day of the iowa caucus tomorrow is the state of the union i will

01:07:56.520 be in washington dc in uh the uh in the senate chamber for that um for that uh speech or is it

01:08:06.780 the house you're gonna miss it then because it's a house chamber i'm gonna be in the house chamber

01:08:09.900 uh watching that you see so much that television just doesn't show you i don't watch the president i'm

01:08:16.960 i'm watching all the people and the the floor show it's pretty amazing um it's gonna be a historic

01:08:23.520 speech because the next day he goes in for the vote to either acquit or to convict for his impeachment

01:08:31.340 so it's kind of a busy week politically speaking then on thursday night at 8 p.m eastern a free

01:08:39.700 special we're making it available for everyone look for the blaze youtube channel and make sure you're

01:08:46.300 watching the live special 8 p.m on thursday it's the final piece the ukraine the final piece the

01:08:55.840 billion dollar question and we have the answer for you um and it has nothing to do with really the

01:09:04.300 impeachment of trump although it makes sense fully now the impeachment of trump has very little to do

01:09:10.500 with the bidens uh or any of the stuff that we have talked about the final piece is much bigger

01:09:17.780 than that uh and quite honestly i think it's going to shock democrats it will make total sense no denying

01:09:27.480 it and i think the anybody who voted for barack obama is going to be disgusted by what this story is

01:09:34.380 really all about that is thursday ukraine the final piece 8 p.m eastern all right let me go back now

01:09:40.300 to iowa which happens today one of the people that really had their finger on the pulse uh during

01:09:46.840 the 2016 election was selena zito because she is a reporter that doesn't listen necessarily to all the 1.00

01:09:54.300 other reporters she's listening to the people and she she travels by car and she stops in diners and

01:10:01.520 she's actually listening i wanted to get her view on what's happening in iowa uh today selena welcome to

01:10:08.140 the program thank you so much for having me and i have to tell you you're absolutely right when you

01:10:13.900 watch the state of the union address no matter whose president is and watching it in in in the house

01:10:20.100 chamber and and if you're watching it from the gallery it's just a fascinating moment of human

01:10:26.140 behavior it really is you see yeah you you see what that president is dealing with and you see

01:10:34.240 the the little clicks and uh it's amazing the people should you should have another camera just

01:10:41.020 on the house and the senate uh because you learn an awful lot anyway absolutely absolutely correct

01:10:49.720 okay so selena tell me what you think is going on uh today um in in iowa what what are you sensing is

01:10:59.540 we're going to be talking about tomorrow at this point i think tomorrow at this point we're going

01:11:04.960 to be talking about bernie sanders uh and and i think he has a high probability of winning

01:11:11.940 this uh the caucus and here's why uh you know in 2004 when we were heading into the caucus everyone

01:11:20.520 was like how are dean how are dean how are dean uh but what they missed and i remember writing this

01:11:26.340 um or saying this i can't remember it feels like 5 000 years ago right but i remember noticing that

01:11:33.880 they didn't have the ground support that is necessary to get the voters out to caucus because

01:11:40.600 if anybody knows anything about how you caucus it's an investment of your personal time and i don't

01:11:47.960 mean like 15 minutes you know waiting in line and and and going to the ballot box i'm talking about

01:11:53.860 three to four hours at night it's usually cold it's almost always snowing and you have to really put it

01:12:01.460 out there in terms of who you are supporting everyone in your precinct knows who you supported and if that

01:12:09.700 person does not miss hit that threshold then there's some bartering that goes on right and and it's

01:12:17.620 really sort of fascinating but bernie has done and i think this has been underreported his his campaign

01:12:24.020 team has done an incredible job of getting really good people people trusted in their community to get

01:12:32.720 voters out and that's how you win a caucus right and um that when you are when you're searching for

01:12:41.280 a candidate which it seems many of the iowans are they're not satisfied with any of them they've been

01:12:48.180 looking for somebody that that they think could win they don't they don't have a consensus on this

01:12:55.820 they keep going back and forth it's like going to buy a pair of shoes with a woman in a store they're 0.92

01:13:00.400 trying on every single pair and they're going to walk away with none of them in the end um that's the

01:13:06.320 way this kind of feels uh and the only one that has true true deep support i think are yang and

01:13:14.980 sanders yes you are absolutely right uh yang is it's really sort of once in a lifetime interesting uh

01:13:24.840 candidate for the democratic party he's young he's uh he's funny he's brilliant uh his his politics are

01:13:35.520 are um are are a real mixed bag yeah very left and and right yes yeah he's like he's like a buffet of

01:13:47.000 of choices all in one candidate he was a thing that he has that none of the other ones have

01:13:52.740 is he's very aspirational that is that thing that that barack obama had in 2008 that made things

01:14:01.500 click pete buddha judge has tried to project that but he doesn't have not done that effectively

01:14:08.200 because i think in the way that he has handled religion has been negative because he pits different

01:14:16.600 denominations against each other christians don't like that at all so um what is what is your thought

01:14:26.600 on we have steve dace coming up who is really good on the uh the iowa caucus and he's he's uh you know

01:14:34.760 a political player that's been on the the uh looking at this and on the inside for you know 20 years

01:14:41.840 and he said he thinks there's a chance we go to a a brokered convention because the bernie people he 0.97

01:14:51.440 thinks will win in iowa then in new hampshire and in arizona maybe biden wins in south carolina but

01:14:59.640 then bernie is really kind of on this this role um right but whether he can get enough you know

01:15:07.560 enough delegates uh to win we may be entering a a brokered convention how likely do you think that is

01:15:14.360 so he's not wrong you know every four years um the reporters love to throw that out and say oh

01:15:21.740 well this could happen actually this is the year that it could happen this is actually the year that

01:15:26.500 could happen and i see a similar scenario i see the possibility of burning burning winning iowa

01:15:34.020 new hampshire and nevada you know people always talk about nevada as being uh about um hispanic voters

01:15:40.920 it's not about hispanic voters it's about union voters yes people always miss that and these are

01:15:47.600 the to the left unions these aren't the sort of energy unions that you find out here in western

01:15:54.180 pennsylvania or ohio or colorado or texas and so i think there's you i could see a scenario where biden

01:16:02.220 or where bernie wins iowa new hampshire nevada and because the race goes to south carolina

01:16:09.160 biden will still win south carolina but not at all as strong as as people anticipated and i can see

01:16:17.160 lou bloomberg saying you know what it's time for me to step in i can do this and that's when everything

01:16:24.020 just sort of blows up the democratic establishment and the media do not want bernie sanders to be the 0.99

01:16:30.200 nominee they just don't he's not been part of their team he doesn't listen in the way that other

01:16:36.820 candidates they would anticipate other candidates or nominees to listen and he's not part of the club

01:16:42.820 and uh and isn't that isn't that a reason for those on the left to vote for him even more doesn't that

01:16:52.920 make their case stronger every exactly right i mean they learn nothing from 2016 nothing no

01:17:00.820 there's absolutely nothing you know it's the establishment class the chattering class the 0.52

01:17:06.080 democrats and the media sort of conglomerate that that sort of has been the ones that have not

01:17:14.740 understood 2016 not just because of trump but also because of burning and i always think it's sort of

01:17:22.460 fascinating even among establishment republicans that none of these um political parties have said

01:17:29.420 oh dear god they picked him maybe we we must have been really bad let's be reflective about that 0.99

01:17:36.760 yeah no they don't do that let's just make fun of those people they're dumb yeah so um 0.96

01:17:42.540 if bernie does take off doesn't that i mean because bernie is the closest thing to donald trump that that 0.96

01:17:51.840 side has i mean i just saw him on tv just a few minutes ago on one of the news channels and i'm like

01:17:56.700 look at him there's no way this guy could win just look at him he's 78 years old he looks angry he's

01:18:05.140 kind of mean um he's just not a politician um in in the traditional sense and then i thought that's

01:18:13.960 exactly what people said and i said to about donald trump and look where he is now yeah i think that

01:18:22.060 what people what people what people within the establishment um and no and or or not part of the

01:18:27.480 movement don't understand about populism is that populism today is the more uh um skepticism about all

01:18:38.060 things big that includes government that includes politics that includes media that includes entertainment

01:18:44.580 they haven't sort of understood have grasped and or understood uh what they have done how they have

01:18:52.480 failed over these past 30 years and they have created what has happened within both parties also

01:18:59.140 uh technology really really um has added to that because in our daily lives think about this we have

01:19:06.420 removed the curators from our lives what do i mean by that think about sears when we used to shop

01:19:12.520 sears picked everything if you wanted to buy an appliance of kenmore you wanted to buy told it

01:19:17.760 was craftsmen we let some dude in sears tower decide what to do well why why didn't anybody think that

01:19:25.320 politics wasn't going to fall in the same way right now the biggest department store in this country is

01:19:29.900 amazon we have blown up technology has essentially blown up these large political parties they're still

01:19:36.580 going to exist but they don't have the power that they used to have selena let me switch topics and 0.98

01:19:42.860 sides um quickly because i've only got about a minute and a half the ramifications of impeachment

01:19:49.560 how is this going to play out it's not going to impact anything at all if anything he has a story just

01:19:57.960 now out of wisconsin if anything it has made people more less likely to vote democrat because

01:20:06.060 they see this as a political maneuver and more likely to at least consider trump or not show up to

01:20:13.340 vote at all and that is a problem for the for the democratic party and they don't understand it and

01:20:20.040 they don't realize it and every time i write this a story like this and do this reporting they make fun of

01:20:25.180 it but they're missing it again as they missed it in 2016 do you believe that uh the sanders people

01:20:32.400 the the real radicals that are in his his followers that there could be trouble in uh wisconsin this

01:20:41.140 summer if they don't give it to him oh yeah i mean i think there's going to be some sort of prop

01:20:48.260 you know problem how extreme those problems get um just depends on who gets attracted to them

01:20:55.160 right uh but you know there is certainly a lot of potent potential for that to become a problem

01:21:04.000 all right selena thank you so much we'll talk to you again um if you're available maybe we'll

01:21:08.680 maybe we'll get some analysis from you again tomorrow thank you so much selena zito

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01:22:27.740 welcome to the

01:22:57.720 uh program congratulations to the uh chiefs last night in the super bowl it was actually a very

01:23:02.780 exciting game i watch it usually for the commercials because the games are so boring that was a great

01:23:07.540 great game just a great game yeah it was and it's nice to see the chiefs win yeah and there was a

01:23:13.860 there were a few there were a few good ads last night i i didn't think it was a great year for it

01:23:19.840 no i hadn't been a great year for a while for a long time maybe 20 years yeah uh or 25 what do you

01:23:26.420 what do you what what like what stuck out to you well i liked i liked the reese's ad uh but i i also

01:23:32.100 liked uh do we have the amazon ad um with ellen degenerate yeah i saw the end of this that's pretty good

01:23:40.380 okay let's play that baby coming alexa turn down the thermostat okay turning down thermostat 0.99

01:23:46.840 ready huh here we go what do you think people did before alexa

01:23:51.120 alessa turn the temperature down two degrees

01:23:55.860 she takes a log out of the fire and throws it out the window

01:24:00.820 alexine tell me a joke

01:24:05.280 jokes um jester

01:24:08.200 god you think i know lies look at me

01:24:11.100 next

01:24:12.260 news get your news here

01:24:14.320 alex what's today's news

01:24:16.100 doesn't matter it's all fake

01:24:17.620 oh

01:24:23.220 play that song

01:24:24.440 wagon train

01:24:24.840 play in a jug

01:24:28.700 next song

01:24:30.360 alexi

01:24:32.720 tell me something interesting

01:24:34.440 okay

01:24:35.400 the earth is flat 0.83

01:24:37.260 and a witch stole his pants 0.99

01:24:39.200 aleximus send this message to prince constantine 0.69

01:24:44.160 and that will purge

01:24:46.320 this one's fond of

01:24:47.320 gets eaten

01:24:48.480 by a hawk

01:24:49.380 which also gets eaten by a dragon

01:24:51.000 alexia

01:24:52.440 remind me to delete those tapes

01:24:54.740 yes mr president

01:24:56.140 she doesn't do it 0.73

01:24:58.640 i'm deleting

01:24:59.400 yeah i don't know what people did before alexia

01:25:02.560 yeah

01:25:02.660 good stuff

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01:26:20.220 see if he would do this this is more like ronald reagan

01:26:23.380 in some ways

01:26:24.540 updated ronald reagan

01:26:26.140 uh ronald reagan would not have

01:26:28.340 you know made fun of your being short

01:26:30.020 but

01:26:30.300 this was a charming way of doing it

01:26:32.740 i just think little

01:26:33.540 i just think little

01:26:34.980 and he wants a box

01:26:35.680 it's okay

01:26:36.180 it's okay

01:26:36.600 you can be short

01:26:37.360 yeah

01:26:37.800 there's nothing wrong with that

01:26:39.420 it didn't seem mean

01:26:41.200 no it didn't

01:26:41.780 you know

01:26:42.160 michael bloomberg thought it was mean

01:26:44.320 oh my gosh

01:26:45.320 yeah he came back at him 0.97

01:26:47.120 calling him fat 0.84

01:26:47.900 you know obese 0.95

01:26:49.260 45 seconds

01:26:50.340 i mean that's crazy 1.00

01:26:51.620 a pathological liar 1.00

01:26:52.600 uh 1.00

01:26:53.940 yeah he's

01:26:54.980 i don't think he's a trump fan

01:26:56.520 no

01:26:57.000 no

01:26:57.500 no i don't think so

01:26:58.860 i don't think the two are going to be sending each other christmas cards

01:27:01.600 did you see that hillary clinton spent less on her entire political campaign than he has spent since november

01:27:08.280 already

01:27:08.620 already

01:27:09.440 the entire

01:27:10.760 wow

01:27:11.280 he has spent 20 million dollars more than hillary did on the entire campaign

01:27:18.520 that's amazing

01:27:19.980 yeah

01:27:20.780 wow

01:27:21.820 he's up to 248 million dollars

01:27:24.100 jeez

01:27:25.460 i mean think of that

01:27:26.780 wow

01:27:27.280 think of that

01:27:27.880 quarter of a billion dollars

01:27:29.420 and he's really not even in it yet

01:27:31.900 right

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01:27:51.600 we have this hour

01:27:54.780 ted cruz talking about

01:27:57.800 it's warren's fault

01:27:59.480 that

01:28:00.980 there were no witnesses

01:28:02.400 it's warren's fault

01:28:04.320 she wanted to play

01:28:05.940 uh

01:28:06.680 fast and loose

01:28:07.760 and she wanted to play a political game

01:28:10.360 and she turned

01:28:11.620 two republicans off

01:28:13.280 that were ready to vote the other way

01:28:15.580 and they thought

01:28:16.240 nope

01:28:16.740 these people aren't serious about anything

01:28:18.860 that's coming up

01:28:20.460 also

01:28:21.060 the super bowl

01:28:22.480 jeb bush said it was the best halftime show ever

01:28:25.040 and i'm sure if he wasn't wearing pants

01:28:28.080 and he was alone

01:28:29.780 maybe

01:28:30.160 it might have been for him

01:28:31.580 i don't know

01:28:32.400 but uh

01:28:33.400 not exactly

01:28:35.060 my cup of tea

01:28:36.520 with the family

01:28:37.440 but

01:28:37.900 anyway

01:28:39.040 and steve dace

01:28:40.180 because

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01:28:41.360 steve comes up

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01:30:12.460 mr steve dace

01:30:13.940 who is heard on this network

01:30:16.260 right after this program

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01:30:22.760 steve lives in iowa

01:30:25.000 does a show from iowa

01:30:26.420 and has been part of the caucus scene

01:30:29.040 for at least 20 years

01:30:30.680 and uh

01:30:32.160 and really knows it inside and out

01:30:34.700 and can tell us

01:30:35.740 what do you think is going to happen tonight

01:30:37.960 well yesterday a good friend of mine

01:30:41.680 who's doing some advanced work

01:30:43.180 for trump's re-elect

01:30:44.800 was canvassing the eastern third of the state

01:30:47.620 glenn because that's the most democratic state

01:30:50.360 or part of the state

01:30:51.160 and i was divided into thirds

01:30:52.480 the most eastern part is the most democratic

01:30:54.180 the most western part is the most republican

01:30:56.760 and then the middle part where i live

01:30:58.420 is probably the most ideological

01:31:00.040 and it's 50-50

01:31:02.140 and so he wanted to go where there's going to be

01:31:04.380 the highest democratic turnout in the state

01:31:06.220 and listening to him

01:31:08.260 and tell me what he saw

01:31:09.560 over the weekend

01:31:10.480 i mean he said bernie sanders

01:31:12.260 is the only candidate right now

01:31:13.300 whose events are an event

01:31:15.020 and he has little doubt

01:31:16.180 that bernie's going to win 1.00

01:31:17.080 and i agree with him

01:31:17.980 but it's really fluid after that

01:31:21.080 and and anybody who tells you

01:31:22.940 they think they know for sure

01:31:24.280 uh either has a magic eight ball

01:31:26.660 or they watched the super bowl halftime show

01:31:28.660 with jeb bush last night

01:31:29.740 so i it's really really fluid after that

01:31:32.180 so bernie sanders is going to win

01:31:34.840 you say in iowa

01:31:36.200 um and does does anything change

01:31:41.020 uh if the the caucus

01:31:44.100 because most people don't understand

01:31:45.500 the what a caucus is like

01:31:47.520 you're going into a gym

01:31:48.620 and you know everybody's making a case

01:31:51.160 and they're they're swapping and bartering

01:31:53.380 and saying hey you know

01:31:54.720 your candidate's not gonna you know

01:31:56.940 place in the top three

01:31:58.300 but if our two candidates get together

01:32:00.780 then we can place our candidate

01:32:03.260 you know at number one

01:32:04.620 and you know we're ideologically lined up

01:32:07.320 so it's horse trading

01:32:08.960 exactly

01:32:10.340 because there is

01:32:11.720 because it is so fluid

01:32:13.720 is there a chance that somebody

01:32:16.800 is everybody's number two

01:32:19.100 and that person

01:32:21.080 beats sanders

01:32:23.520 i would have said yes

01:32:25.540 until the stunt elizabeth warren

01:32:27.280 she's having a

01:32:27.960 a little listen to what you were just saying about ted

01:32:29.940 uh and his thoughts on impeachment

01:32:31.240 she's having a bad political instinct month

01:32:33.820 all right

01:32:34.340 i would have said yes a few weeks ago

01:32:36.380 i think she was pretty much everybody's second choice

01:32:38.860 which is really where you want to be

01:32:40.640 in the environment you're describing

01:32:41.980 correct

01:32:42.420 but uh but but what her and cnn

01:32:44.560 tried to pull on bernie

01:32:45.720 with the live hot mic

01:32:46.960 after the debate

01:32:47.680 really

01:32:48.440 i think it calcified her support

01:32:51.420 which on one end is good

01:32:52.640 but i think it limited her ability 0.54

01:32:54.600 to to grow beyond that

01:32:56.540 i think she kind of got rid of a lot of the

01:32:58.900 the the era of good feelings

01:33:00.560 around her as a candidate

01:33:01.740 and was kind of just seen as

01:33:03.560 kind of doing her own thing

01:33:04.780 uh and i think that hurt her 1.00

01:33:06.940 and so i think what you've got to watch tonight

01:33:08.760 we've got this 15 percent threshold

01:33:11.440 that democrats demand their candidates

01:33:13.140 meet to to get a

01:33:14.160 to show up on the final ballot

01:33:15.780 if andrew yang and amy klobuchar

01:33:18.080 and tulsi gabbard

01:33:19.800 definitely won't get 15 percent

01:33:21.300 i don't think yang will

01:33:22.640 klobuchar could be right around there

01:33:24.340 i think warren could be

01:33:25.980 maybe just a little above that

01:33:27.600 what happens when the horse trading begins

01:33:30.700 with those candidates

01:33:32.260 and that's why i think it's going to be

01:33:34.120 so fluid is if andrew yang

01:33:36.300 where do andrew yang's people go

01:33:38.440 uh do they go to a pete budigich 0.96

01:33:40.400 do they go to a a joe biden

01:33:42.280 i can't really see them going in mass

01:33:43.960 to a bernie sanders

01:33:45.320 from a temperament standpoint

01:33:46.240 those two guys couldn't be any different

01:33:48.120 so i i think that's what makes this very fluid

01:33:51.080 and here's the other thing to watch

01:33:52.220 from a joe biden perspective

01:33:53.380 you can't finish fourth or fifth

01:33:56.560 if you if you leave the national polls for a year

01:33:59.520 and the first time there's a vote

01:34:01.280 you finish fourth or fifth

01:34:02.480 you're toast

01:34:03.120 and his people are going to say

01:34:04.820 well john mccain finished fourth

01:34:06.500 and the iowa caucus is okay you're right 0.99

01:34:08.620 and then you got his arse lit 0.98

01:34:10.220 in the general election 0.97

01:34:11.260 so i'm not sure that's the precedent

01:34:12.940 that you're going for here

01:34:14.320 so i think there's a there's certain cosmetics

01:34:16.760 involved where that is concerned as well

01:34:19.000 that definitely bear watching tonight

01:34:20.920 and then a trend that your audience needs to know

01:34:23.120 in the in the democratic party

01:34:25.420 no one that didn't win a contested iowa caucus

01:34:28.540 since 1988 has been their nominee

01:34:30.580 hasn't happened since 1988

01:34:32.460 did get part i won a close victory

01:34:34.940 over michael dukakis

01:34:35.920 that's the last time someone

01:34:37.780 that was the democratic nominee

01:34:39.320 didn't win iowa

01:34:40.780 and if you look to where bernie's polling

01:34:42.380 in new hampshire here in a few days

01:34:43.860 a week from tomorrow

01:34:44.980 anybody in either party

01:34:46.920 that has won both iowa and new hampshire

01:34:48.940 has been the nominee every single time

01:34:50.920 i don't know if those norms stand anymore though

01:34:55.000 i mean i i see the sense in it

01:34:57.960 because it just gives momentum

01:34:59.460 um but you know i i just don't know

01:35:03.480 i i look at bernie uh today

01:35:06.220 as the closest thing to donald trump

01:35:10.640 that the democrats have

01:35:12.180 he is just a total disruptor

01:35:14.660 and many democrats are looking for that

01:35:18.480 i mean look bernie sanders said

01:35:20.980 the establishment the republican

01:35:22.660 and democratic establishment

01:35:24.900 are the real target here

01:35:26.940 the real enemy

01:35:27.860 well that kind of sounds like donald trump

01:35:31.340 i mean agreed yeah

01:35:33.380 he's and and i i disagree that norms

01:35:36.400 have been violated

01:35:37.160 i think that's one of the great

01:35:38.520 misunderstandings of the trump era

01:35:40.560 is that all these norms have changed

01:35:42.160 i think the cake is all still baked the same

01:35:44.480 largely people are still going for the same

01:35:46.700 coalitions you see trump now

01:35:48.260 actively making not just a passive

01:35:50.740 let me give a speech but actively making

01:35:52.840 a play for black voters like we really

01:35:55.180 haven't seen republicans do in decades

01:35:56.920 now that that would be a norm change

01:35:59.400 if you could get 12 to 15 percent

01:36:01.040 of the black vote for example

01:36:02.260 but if you look at everything else

01:36:03.940 it's all stayed the same

01:36:05.140 the cake is still made the same

01:36:06.820 the frosting is just zanier

01:36:08.560 all right so all the same ingredients

01:36:11.080 that went into the cake before

01:36:12.360 are still making the cakes now

01:36:13.900 but i the frosting we have on it

01:36:15.760 is just zanier than it used to be

01:36:17.100 but what i think is changing

01:36:19.120 is there is more

01:36:21.280 there are more and more people

01:36:23.060 that are saying

01:36:23.860 i want a different cake

01:36:26.100 i don't want cake

01:36:27.060 i want pie

01:36:27.880 um and that is

01:36:29.660 i don't know where that is

01:36:31.620 in the cycle

01:36:32.260 but it was uh

01:36:34.460 it's in the cycle

01:36:36.380 of donald trump

01:36:37.620 and people

01:36:38.420 um would still like to see

01:36:41.800 more of the establishment

01:36:43.900 clobbered by donald trump

01:36:46.100 and not just the left establishment

01:36:48.380 but the right establishment

01:36:49.720 there is that hunger

01:36:51.660 and that's different

01:36:52.480 yep

01:36:53.040 i i do agree

01:36:54.520 now and that's where

01:36:55.980 you're seeing disrupt your candidates

01:36:57.840 i think i think ron paul

01:36:59.860 was maybe an initial foray

01:37:01.420 into this

01:37:01.920 back in 2016

01:37:03.000 yeah

01:37:03.560 um and then i think you

01:37:04.900 what you're seeing it now

01:37:05.900 is in spades with donald trump

01:37:07.400 and and and bernie sanders

01:37:09.460 because people are looking

01:37:10.880 for vehicles that give them

01:37:12.340 a voice

01:37:12.900 outside of the traditional

01:37:14.880 two-party system

01:37:16.180 there's an immense amount

01:37:17.700 of frustration with that system

01:37:19.220 that it doesn't really serve needs

01:37:20.720 it uh it it's essentially

01:37:22.900 a status quo uh

01:37:24.660 establishmentarian monolithic process

01:37:27.700 that doesn't look out

01:37:28.760 for the values of the average

01:37:30.140 everyday american

01:37:31.020 and that's why if you know

01:37:32.780 i i think if the economy

01:37:34.140 is doing well

01:37:35.020 then trump could

01:37:36.540 if bernie is the nominee

01:37:38.000 he could get jeremy corbin

01:37:39.540 but if the economy slumps next year

01:37:41.860 i would not just sit there

01:37:43.420 and say there's no way

01:37:44.340 he's too far left

01:37:45.220 they'll never vote for him

01:37:46.340 we said the same thing

01:37:47.500 about bill clinton in 1992

01:37:48.880 more and more people

01:37:50.660 said that about barack obama

01:37:52.060 in 2008

01:37:52.800 we'll never vote

01:37:53.880 for jeremiah wright's disciple

01:37:55.180 we'll never vote

01:37:55.840 for a draft dodger 0.97

01:37:56.680 like clinton

01:37:57.220 if the economy goes south

01:37:59.000 people get desperate

01:38:00.200 and that and the messaging

01:38:01.720 yes

01:38:02.400 you know the bolshevik

01:38:03.540 versus menshevik messaging

01:38:05.040 that bernie is tapping into 0.98

01:38:06.420 that he's a long

01:38:07.180 lifelong believer in

01:38:08.440 actually gains an audience

01:38:10.020 in times like that

01:38:10.820 i agree

01:38:11.340 i agree

01:38:12.300 um

01:38:13.460 the coronavirus

01:38:15.020 can

01:38:16.000 could put us into that state

01:38:18.160 yes and no

01:38:21.560 i mean i think it depends on the

01:38:23.480 that's a double-edged sword

01:38:24.880 to what it does

01:38:25.400 to the chinese economy

01:38:26.440 and this has always been

01:38:27.660 no no i mean

01:38:28.620 if they're saying today

01:38:30.060 they've come out and said

01:38:31.140 it looks like it is going to be

01:38:33.920 a pandemic

01:38:34.540 um

01:38:35.760 and that's the first time

01:38:36.740 they've said that

01:38:37.600 um

01:38:38.320 and it is

01:38:39.400 but here's the thing

01:38:40.620 the world health organization

01:38:41.740 issued a warning about

01:38:42.960 china over the weekend

01:38:44.180 but then didn't think

01:38:44.960 it was worth

01:38:45.420 barring travel there

01:38:46.600 at the exact same time

01:38:48.220 it was a very convoluted

01:38:49.860 yes

01:38:50.240 warning

01:38:50.600 i mean if you think

01:38:51.860 it's worthy of a warning

01:38:53.140 that why wouldn't you bar

01:38:54.380 travel there

01:38:55.140 that doesn't make

01:38:55.760 any sense

01:38:56.700 and the only thing

01:38:57.160 i can think of is

01:38:58.020 because economically

01:38:59.480 what china means

01:39:00.860 in the global economy

01:39:01.900 they're trying to figure out

01:39:03.700 is there

01:39:04.100 what's the what's the

01:39:05.000 what's the narrow path

01:39:06.180 to carve here

01:39:07.340 with the with

01:39:08.260 with realistically

01:39:09.120 what it could mean

01:39:10.060 on a health scale

01:39:11.160 to them

01:39:11.680 but then economically

01:39:12.940 what they

01:39:13.920 what it means

01:39:14.520 for the rest of the global economy

01:39:15.940 because of their standing

01:39:16.900 and i think that could be

01:39:17.900 a unique challenge

01:39:18.680 for our own economy

01:39:20.200 next year

01:39:20.900 and it's the trade

01:39:22.080 it's why a trade war

01:39:23.020 with them

01:39:23.380 was always a double-edged sword

01:39:24.820 because on one hand

01:39:26.020 they're one of the landlords

01:39:27.040 around here

01:39:27.720 and on the other hand 0.93

01:39:28.760 they're screwing us 0.92

01:39:29.420 at the exact same time 0.95

01:39:30.520 and so managing that

01:39:31.400 was always going to be difficult

01:39:32.520 so steve

01:39:33.300 do you see

01:39:34.360 um the democratic socialism

01:39:36.760 do you think

01:39:37.340 that this is led

01:39:39.900 by the party

01:39:40.960 or do you think

01:39:42.640 the average democrats

01:39:44.240 willing to accept

01:39:45.640 a democratic socialist

01:39:47.080 i think there is

01:39:48.700 no democratic establishment

01:39:50.020 anymore

01:39:50.560 len

01:39:50.980 and i think that

01:39:51.740 you know we love

01:39:52.620 in conservative media

01:39:53.540 the talking point

01:39:54.300 the last few years

01:39:55.180 about the rnc

01:39:56.020 outrages of the dnc

01:39:57.220 and that's just

01:39:58.180 a complete fallacy

01:39:59.140 and here's why

01:39:59.820 what happened after 2016

01:40:01.500 when when you know

01:40:03.160 w waserman schultz

01:40:04.600 had her thumb on the scale

01:40:05.520 for hillary clinton

01:40:06.260 their base defunded

01:40:08.220 voluntarily their party

01:40:09.340 look at the amount of money

01:40:10.480 their candidates raise

01:40:11.860 individually

01:40:12.820 amy klobuchar

01:40:14.060 has has not had a poll

01:40:15.820 showing her higher

01:40:16.540 than fourth in iowa

01:40:17.600 and she ran more ads

01:40:19.480 in our state this year

01:40:20.760 because of the money

01:40:21.540 she raised

01:40:22.140 she ran more ads

01:40:23.300 she had more money 0.63

01:40:23.780 than marco rubio

01:40:24.540 had to get on television

01:40:25.640 their candidates

01:40:26.820 individually raised

01:40:27.940 a huge amount

01:40:29.500 of money

01:40:30.100 and so what that tells you

01:40:31.260 is they've just bypassed

01:40:32.360 the democratic establishment

01:40:33.560 they're just going to do

01:40:34.860 this independently

01:40:35.740 and i think that's why

01:40:37.000 you're not seeing

01:40:37.720 troves of democrat leaders

01:40:39.460 and senior statesmen 0.97

01:40:40.800 come out and trash

01:40:41.580 bernie sanders

01:40:42.340 because i think

01:40:43.260 they're concerned

01:40:43.820 that when the music

01:40:44.420 stops playing

01:40:45.020 they're going to be

01:40:45.540 left without a seat

01:40:46.300 to sit in

01:40:46.880 but this may be

01:40:47.800 the new establishment

01:40:48.660 it may have nicer

01:40:50.220 packaging in the future

01:40:51.800 than with bernie sanders

01:40:52.880 with a shake fist

01:40:53.780 you know with his

01:40:54.980 nikita khrushchev impression

01:40:56.180 it may be nicer

01:40:57.440 and softer

01:40:58.120 but this may be

01:40:59.420 essentially where

01:41:00.140 their party is going

01:41:01.160 and i think that's why

01:41:02.320 you haven't seen them

01:41:03.120 go all out

01:41:03.900 to put a roadblock

01:41:04.820 and try and stop him

01:41:05.900 because i think

01:41:06.720 they're afraid

01:41:07.220 they might get run over

01:41:08.220 by the exact same movement

01:41:09.540 and then what happens

01:41:10.760 to all those democrats

01:41:11.820 are there

01:41:12.560 is there a big number

01:41:13.720 that won't go

01:41:14.740 with democratic socialism

01:41:16.040 i think there is

01:41:18.180 a number

01:41:18.840 how big of that number

01:41:20.560 is i think

01:41:21.400 comes down to

01:41:22.640 what the economy

01:41:23.440 is doing next year

01:41:24.380 and if anybody

01:41:25.220 at the white house

01:41:26.020 and i've got some

01:41:26.580 friends there too

01:41:27.200 like you do

01:41:27.800 if anybody at the white house

01:41:28.640 is listening to this

01:41:29.300 i'm just telling you

01:41:30.000 on the cultural issues

01:41:31.820 that trump space

01:41:32.680 cares the most about

01:41:33.780 and that he is

01:41:35.100 the best

01:41:36.160 that's where he

01:41:37.280 that's his wheelhouse

01:41:38.120 are those kinds of issues

01:41:39.280 black and brown voters

01:41:41.060 are far friendlier

01:41:42.660 to trump's messaging

01:41:44.180 on those

01:41:44.660 on those issues

01:41:45.920 than the white 0.68

01:41:46.880 exurbanites

01:41:47.660 and suburbanites

01:41:48.580 that you know

01:41:49.400 people like me

01:41:50.280 live next to

01:41:51.000 they're the ones

01:41:51.620 they're the ones

01:41:52.420 flooding the zone

01:41:53.220 for pete budigieg right now

01:41:54.400 they're the ones

01:41:54.840 that go to the first church

01:41:55.780 of virtue signaling

01:41:56.640 so i would

01:41:57.740 absolutely

01:41:58.400 encourage the white house 0.64

01:42:00.240 his re-elect team

01:42:01.120 to keep going

01:42:02.040 down the road

01:42:02.740 it's going with 0.72

01:42:03.380 black and brown voters

01:42:04.440 but i would actually

01:42:05.620 message them more

01:42:06.660 on these cultural issues

01:42:08.140 and to show

01:42:09.160 that that

01:42:10.160 that the democratic party

01:42:11.580 is outside the mainstream

01:42:12.860 of where all of you

01:42:14.280 people go to church

01:42:15.340 all over america

01:42:16.580 you've got more

01:42:17.440 culturally in common

01:42:18.340 with them

01:42:18.900 than you probably do

01:42:20.200 the average person

01:42:21.340 that caucused

01:42:22.000 for mit romney

01:42:22.680 here in iowa

01:42:23.340 and i think that

01:42:24.640 i think that ad

01:42:26.300 the first ad

01:42:27.240 for donald trump

01:42:28.160 with judicial reform

01:42:30.380 i thought that was

01:42:31.580 one of the most

01:42:32.020 effective ads

01:42:33.320 i've ever seen

01:42:34.480 from the republican party

01:42:37.480 to reach out

01:42:38.400 to a new group

01:42:39.260 of possible constituents

01:42:41.220 yeah i agree with you

01:42:42.900 on that from a messaging

01:42:43.780 standpoint

01:42:44.200 you know i've got

01:42:44.860 a private little

01:42:45.880 text change

01:42:46.720 that's uh that's

01:42:47.900 that's uh we keep it

01:42:49.100 uh you know anonymous

01:42:50.120 with some good friends

01:42:51.260 of mine that are

01:42:52.100 in politics

01:42:52.800 some in office

01:42:53.500 some work for candidates

01:42:54.540 and there's a lot

01:42:55.580 of conservatives

01:42:56.280 that are very

01:42:57.340 um i would say

01:42:58.600 um material

01:42:59.920 where that first step

01:43:01.120 legislation is concerned

01:43:02.340 but but i but one of

01:43:04.120 the things i said

01:43:04.660 in our text chain

01:43:05.320 about this last night

01:43:06.160 we are not the intended

01:43:07.400 audience for that ad

01:43:08.520 the intended audience

01:43:09.820 for that ad

01:43:10.600 absolutely and they

01:43:11.900 don't watch msnbc

01:43:13.020 and cnn

01:43:13.460 but they were all

01:43:14.340 watching the super bowl

01:43:15.280 and they got that

01:43:16.360 message absolutely

01:43:17.460 very good

01:43:18.640 steve thank you so much

01:43:19.900 we'll probably talk

01:43:20.780 to you tomorrow

01:43:21.240 if you have time

01:43:22.000 uh to get the rundown

01:43:23.960 of what actually did

01:43:25.140 happen at the caucus

01:43:26.080 are you are you

01:43:27.780 attending and watching

01:43:28.680 uh i if if i walk

01:43:31.880 in glenn so it's

01:43:33.220 flavor flavor is gonna

01:43:34.040 call 9-1-1

01:43:35.040 okay so i have to

01:43:36.800 watch from afar

01:43:37.540 okay all right

01:43:38.300 thanks a lot steve

01:43:39.040 appreciate it steve

01:43:39.880 days uh he will be

01:43:41.320 on in about uh 39

01:43:43.120 minutes on this

01:43:44.600 network you can

01:43:45.700 listen to him on

01:43:46.340 blaze tv.com slash

01:43:48.600 glenn make sure you

01:43:50.100 get your uh subscription

01:43:51.200 all right when you're

01:43:52.980 the police one of the

01:43:53.700 things you have to

01:43:54.280 learn to have is good

01:43:55.440 intuition about whether

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01:45:07.980 10 seconds station id

01:45:08.980 i look up a tv and

01:45:19.820 they're still doing the

01:45:20.740 impeachment thing what

01:45:21.880 why are they talking on

01:45:23.200 the floor of the senate

01:45:24.640 more about the impeachment

01:45:25.760 i thought i mean nobody's

01:45:28.800 paying attention today

01:45:29.820 nobody is paying

01:45:31.420 attention to that no

01:45:32.700 because they're not

01:45:33.160 doing witnesses so right

01:45:34.520 and they're having to

01:45:35.340 vote to acquit tomorrow

01:45:36.420 yeah no wednesday oh

01:45:38.740 yeah that's right

01:45:39.220 wednesday it's only monday

01:45:40.540 uh wow i'm jumping a

01:45:41.580 little head at my head

01:45:42.380 i'm kind of disappointed

01:45:43.580 i i was hoping that it

01:45:45.200 was going to happen today

01:45:46.240 and then donald trump would

01:45:47.900 give his state of the

01:45:48.940 union uh tomorrow yeah

01:45:51.360 but he's gotta not do

01:45:53.480 what elizabeth warren did 1.00

01:45:55.020 and you know do we have

01:45:56.580 that audio from uh

01:45:57.960 uh ted cruz here's ted

01:46:00.100 cruz explaining why the

01:46:02.120 democrats didn't get any

01:46:04.040 witnesses listen now

01:46:06.120 michael i'm going to tell

01:46:06.860 you something surprising

01:46:07.840 yeah elizabeth warren

01:46:09.840 helped defeat the

01:46:12.000 impeachment of the

01:46:12.740 president of the united

01:46:13.520 states how do you mean

01:46:14.900 that little stunt she 1.00

01:46:16.120 pulled was a campaign

01:46:17.700 stunt that was a

01:46:18.960 fundraising stunt that

01:46:20.140 was designed to thrill the

01:46:22.480 left-wing activists in the

01:46:23.920 iowa caucuses there ain't

01:46:25.740 nothing else going on than

01:46:26.900 that but i'll tell you

01:46:27.820 what that stunt yeah

01:46:29.580 helped deliver the votes

01:46:32.060 of lisa and lamar it did

01:46:34.520 because it made clear this

01:46:37.620 is a political game right and

01:46:39.380 if john roberts doesn't vote

01:46:41.480 the way elizabeth warren

01:46:42.480 wants she's going to call

01:46:43.600 him a political hack and

01:46:44.860 throw him into politics and

01:46:46.340 it suddenly raise the price

01:46:48.860 of their voting and making it

01:46:51.220 50 50 because you don't want 0.90

01:46:52.620 to see the court thrown into

01:46:54.320 that political swamp okay

01:46:56.000 here's the stunt this is the

01:46:57.960 question from her to john

01:47:00.260 roberts listen question from

01:47:01.580 senator warren is for the

01:47:02.760 house managers at a time when

01:47:06.260 large majorities of americans

01:47:07.820 have lost faith in government

01:47:09.420 does the fact that the chief

01:47:11.380 justice is presiding over an

01:47:13.140 impeachment trial in which

01:47:14.980 republican senators have thus far

01:47:16.900 refused to allow witnesses or

01:47:19.460 evidence contribute to the loss

01:47:21.580 of legitimacy of the chief

01:47:23.040 justice the supreme court and

01:47:25.280 the constitution

01:47:26.060 john roberts was not pleased

01:47:30.420 he uh he was glaring at her

01:47:33.500 after that question i don't

01:47:35.800 think he was he did not want

01:47:38.000 to like like ted cruz said he

01:47:39.620 didn't want to be lumped into a

01:47:40.740 political battle like no and and

01:47:43.360 it brings into question just that

01:47:45.700 question

01:47:46.480 um is all political in nature

01:47:50.280 yep shows that showed these two

01:47:52.860 republicans that were going to

01:47:54.620 vote with the democrats uh that

01:47:58.180 they don't care they'll burn the 0.88

01:48:01.080 whole thing to the ground they

01:48:02.580 don't care now they'll take on the 0.98

01:48:05.340 supreme court they're not

01:48:06.860 reasonable people

01:48:08.200 um and as ted said it really

01:48:11.920 really upset two of the the

01:48:16.140 moderate republicans if you can

01:48:17.920 call them that the squishy ones

01:48:19.240 that were were willing to vote

01:48:21.380 with the democrats and when she

01:48:23.900 asked that question they were 0.99

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01:48:28.680 this is ridiculous now now this 0.95

01:48:32.220 isn't legitimate because the 0.93

01:48:33.780 supreme court justice is sitting

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01:50:31.320 oh man that big dummy donald trump did it again oh man he uh congratulated kansas on their big win and

01:51:01.300 kansas city's mostly in missouri that's where the football stadium is

01:51:05.680 gotcha 1.00

01:51:06.060 idiot moron 1.00

01:51:09.260 they didn't care 1.00

01:51:12.960 when obama screwed up uh when he was talking about sports like like when he like when he said

01:51:19.300 this it would be incomplete if i did not congratulate the city of miami

01:51:25.000 for having the world champion miami heats

01:51:30.800 world champion miami heats nobody who knows sports would ever call it and nobody cared nobody

01:51:36.840 nobody talked about what he called them the miami heats they're just the miami heat

01:51:42.380 or when he was talking about his his favorite ballpark but i do think that there's a different

01:51:48.500 quality to what used to be cominsky field

01:51:52.160 well yeah there was a different quality it's never been named cominsky field it's cominsky park

01:51:58.180 so well thank you for anyway i feel bad i feel bad that uh the 49ers have to go back to candle shoe park

01:52:10.260 and uh but see from you that would be right you don't pretend to be a sports right and they made

01:52:18.080 him into a great sports he was practically a professional athlete himself and who cares 0.94

01:52:24.180 he who cares about any of this it's so it's so ridiculous so ridiculous it's just what what trump 0.89

01:52:31.260 has to put up with is unbelievable i unbelievable i think it's i think it's great that the 0.95

01:52:37.940 cleveland indians uh were celebrating as well last night kind of in solidarity uh you know to the

01:52:44.980 kansas city chiefs yeah yeah tribal pride yeah yeah that's right i mean i'm sure one of their

01:52:50.200 i'm sure their chief was one of the chiefs that were down there uh in the miami heat yeah so we

01:52:57.080 got that going for us uh you know last night uh by the way i am wearing j-lo's uh outfit right now 0.96

01:53:04.700 and very sexy it's gonna take me about an hour just to pick it out of my butt it is so lodged in 0.85

01:53:12.120 there and um man it uh-huh it looked like a good idea when she was wearing it you know what i mean 0.89

01:53:19.740 did it no it really didn't no really didn't no it really didn't i mean do you think they they had to

01:53:27.620 have they knew the crotch cam right they knew oh absolutely i think so they had to have i think so

01:53:34.860 i've never seen that on tv before no no i mean wow they zoomed right up in there yeah they did

01:53:42.420 they did whoa yeah i performed a pap smear uh the results aren't back yet but uh i'll let j-lo know

01:53:51.540 that would be good yeah back yeah so i mean it was and jeb bush he loved it i mean you watch it

01:53:59.160 the greatest halftime of all time uh come on no no to me that's just pandering that's just pandering

01:54:08.060 i think i remember when the super bowl still had a marching band oh yeah right yeah because it wasn't

01:54:15.360 that long ago right uh in the 80s they still they still did marching bands did they really yeah

01:54:20.760 yeah i think we should go back to marching bands last night's any indication of where they're going

01:54:26.760 i mean yeah i'd rather do the usc marching band right i mean there's nothing cool you can do

01:54:31.860 there's nothing cool you can do except just be a strip club yeah i with with pole dancing and 0.99

01:54:39.120 everything i mean it was wow and then she brought her daughter on uh-huh which i thought was our

01:54:45.640 daughter can sing a little bit though right wasn't that the one that was singing by her i don't know i 0.97

01:54:51.900 never saw her i was looking at the crotch no i turned i actually turned it my son and his friends

01:54:58.880 begged us please this is uncomfortable please can we change the channel uncomfortable because there

01:55:06.900 were adults in the room i think so yeah i mean what 15 year old boy well no i will tell you this

01:55:14.080 all of the boys went she's 50 yeah

01:55:19.660 she's 50 and she is 50 she is 50 and she's you know she looks good for 50 but i don't want to see 0.99

01:55:29.220 that at 50 i don't want to see that much no i don't know i don't i don't i don't i don't know how

01:55:35.360 old shakira is but she's getting up there too she's 40 she's like 40 or 40 43 43 43 wow yeah 0.97

01:55:43.500 wow yeah so so we got that going for us yes uh there were a couple of uh ads one that didn't play

01:55:51.160 uh i'd like to get to uh this is the pita ad now i'm gonna have to describe it to you

01:55:57.460 uh because there are no words but i'm gonna describe it to you uh nfl rejected this one it's a b buzzing

01:56:07.400 and taking a knee on the flower and now there's the bear in the woods taking a knee

01:56:15.640 by the stream and the fish they don't even have knees but they're taking a knee

01:56:21.560 okay and here's the the fox and the wolf and the snake and the spider and the mouse and the dog

01:56:30.900 many of which don't have knees either but they all took sitting down weird like he's dragging his

01:56:35.360 butt like dogs do the pig and the pigsty taking a knee and here comes a little kitty cat next to a 1.00

01:56:41.660 little girl who's already taking a knee she's taking a knee and now oh it's the bunny it's not 0.96

01:56:47.060 even it's a bunny oh and now here's the big american eagle looking mean but no oh taking a knee

01:56:54.440 he's taking a knee wow respect is the right of every living being and speciesism

01:57:01.300 oh my gosh may i ask and speciesism uh come on wow wow yeah so um here's what i would like to do

01:57:10.420 i'd like to put this out to the audience uh if anyone is an animator i would like you to make part two

01:57:17.140 and and the eagle is not actually taking a knee it's about to swoop down and grab the bunny and

01:57:28.360 then feast on it before it flies away again leaving the bunny half eaten takes the trout out of the

01:57:36.460 stream which is what an eagle would do right eats that and then also goes for all the little rodents

01:57:42.500 that are around that were taking a knee and then at the very end as it comes back and looks at the

01:57:49.460 poor girl because she's a pita lover animal lover she's like bad bird the bad bird eating these 1.00

01:57:55.780 animals and that's when i want the eagle to swoop down and start to attack her don't get to well 1.00

01:58:02.380 he's got to get to at least her hair but then an nra hunter comes out and shoots the eagle which is

01:58:09.120 illegal it's a federal crime but so to save save the little girl save the little girl that's how

01:58:16.000 i would like part two of that pita commercial to go taking a knee and did you notice did you notice

01:58:26.680 how the nfl did everything they could oh yeah to be red white and blue yeah until until again j-lo

01:58:34.240 came out and the red white and blue was for puerto rico which i don't have a problem with but it was

01:58:39.080 for puerto rico what i had a problem with was the children in the cages which was supposed to represent

01:58:45.080 the children in the cages at the border apparently which nobody cared about when obama first put them

01:58:50.600 in there oh my god i can't i just can't take the wokeness anymore i really i really can't i i watched

01:59:02.860 the you know what was it the secret commercial oh oh oh i get it women can do stuff i get it 0.99

01:59:14.060 just do stuff no they're everything they do is better than what men do everything they can do it 0.96

01:59:19.520 better than men yes everything yes so if you play football yes you do it better than men right 0.97

01:59:26.320 basketball better than men pee standing up it's better than men you can you can produce sperm 0.99

01:59:34.520 better than men well that's what we're being told it is or at least the same as men it is and you know

01:59:41.280 what's crazy is i've always wondered how did hitler get people to buy into all this stuff

01:59:48.380 and his response always was the bigger the lie the bigger the lie yeah they started with the

01:59:55.620 biggest of all lies can there be a bigger lie then men can have periods and get pregnant and men are 0.90

02:00:02.400 useless and women are all powerful and could do everything that a man can do just better no there are 1.00

02:00:09.880 some things that women can do generally speaking much better than a man and there are some things that 0.98

02:00:17.040 a man blows them out of the water and that's one of them blows them out of the water uh in comparison

02:00:24.880 it's just the way it is but we are being told think of the lies you're willing to say think of the lies

02:00:32.780 that you have said or tolerated and you're like oh no yeah caitlin jenner she's beautiful

02:00:39.120 oh she's one of the most beautiful women in the world yeah yeah and if you didn't go and you have to say

02:00:44.720 about every yeah transgender and if you don't and if if you didn't go guys what the hell's wrong with 0.70

02:00:52.740 you it's a dude okay the quote asked austin powers it's a man man what are you doing what are you

02:00:59.800 doing if you didn't do that you're part of the lie yeah we're doing it we've done it well i've never

02:01:06.380 said caitlin jenner was beautiful i have sarcastically have you yes yes i've decided that

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02:03:18.480 you know that pita commercial is really kind of coming home to me and i apologize for the flower

02:03:46.560 commercial i just did i mean how specious of me you know what i mean yeah is it it's life right it's

02:03:52.880 life it's a it's should it matter that it's a plant no no no like would you cut the legs off of people 0.62

02:03:59.840 and well yes i mean you would i have yeah i've sometimes you know i'll want to do something 0.90

02:04:06.420 special for tanya so i just i just cut the legs off of children and then i put them in a bucket 0.71

02:04:11.460 you know oh man and then i fill that bucket with blood and then a little bit of sugar

02:04:16.080 oh and if you do it yeah they last they can last up to 10 12 days before they start to die out

02:04:22.520 you know they get a little droopy

02:04:24.220 see what's the difference i mean what's the difference i mean what's the difference to pita

02:04:29.980 there isn't a difference there isn't a difference and to all people no there is no difference between

02:04:35.500 cutting a bunch of flowers you know i will tell you this if you are going to do this with the

02:04:40.180 children you cut their legs off don't do it so you have to be really careful because some people

02:04:44.980 they'll do it they'll cut the legs off and then they'll just leave them in a refrigerator until you 0.98

02:04:50.280 call oh yeah so they all those kids only last like two days or so well that's not worth it but these

02:04:55.220 are cut fresh when you call they cut the legs off these children and ship them directly to you so 0.94

02:05:01.740 they can last 10 12 days it's great it's just great it's great pita thank you for that new

02:05:07.460 understanding because there is no difference no whether it's animals or plants or humans it's

02:05:14.320 all the same all the same life is life life is life amen to that by the way um did you see that

02:05:21.740 the democrats are very upset at the super bowl ad by donald trump uh where he's talking about the

02:05:29.800 criminal justice system and you know and how some politicians uh they just talk about it but donald

02:05:35.220 trump got it done uh and there was no fanfare there was nothing i bet that commercial surprised

02:05:42.720 a lot of people who don't watch the news yeah and they're like what what's that and they are it was

02:05:50.380 about alice johnson that was the one that kim kardashian and donald trump released she had a life

02:05:55.920 sentence for i think marijuana um and you know she it was a non-violent crime non-violent crime and

02:06:03.520 she had a life sentence never expected to get out she tweeted uh two super bowls ago i was sitting in

02:06:10.820 a prison cell today i'm a free woman and my story was featured in a super bowl ad i'll spend the rest of

02:06:17.780 my life fighting for the wrongly and unjustly convicted and the democrats are hating it saying

02:06:25.860 all kinds of things how dare he you oh please yeah you would have never used that oh of course not

02:06:34.860 you wouldn't use race you wouldn't use race you wouldn't know prison reform you'd never do that

02:06:43.040 and it's and i love it because it's targeting glenn back just said targeting it's targeting a group of

02:06:52.460 constituents that need to wake up and are waking up and that the republicans normally don't target

02:06:58.360 because they've never had a chance right but they do have a chance now so many african americans and

02:07:05.140 you know what you know what it is it's all the african americans who are tired of being told what to

02:07:11.100 think right or how to think you know kanye he's not he's not necessarily uh you know a republican

02:07:18.820 he's just tired of being told he has to be a democrat i don't think he was until recently

02:07:24.280 no i don't think so either i i think he's had a change of heart recently yeah well i don't know

02:07:28.880 about politic i'm sure politically is is part of that um but uh you know i'm tired of being told

02:07:37.500 exactly what i have to think who i have to support what i have to support this goes against

02:07:43.300 the american soul you know and uh there's something wrong with it and i i just think

02:07:51.060 that they are going to pay a huge huge price and especially if they do in iowa and new hampshire

02:07:57.100 what it looks like they're going to do i think they're going to be surprised in the end

02:08:00.680 that america doesn't rally around a sanders flag we'll see you tomorrow from washington dc

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