The Glenn Beck Program - Iranian Propaganda – from OUR Press!

00:00:00.000 i mean what trial what trial you have to file the articles of impeachment what trial such a bizarre

00:00:11.200 set of positions too because the whole reason they didn't ask people like john bolton right to

00:00:17.160 come and testify for the house was because they said it was going to take too long to go through

00:00:22.060 the courts well you have all this time here right you're just doing nothing maybe you could use this

00:00:29.280 time for it to go through the courts unbelievable really just truly unbelievable it does anybody

00:00:35.840 else feel like this whole impeachment thing is just thing of the past i mean nothing's gonna

00:00:40.580 happen now this this idea that you know nancy pelosi is some brilliant strategist has gone down

00:00:45.480 the tubes i think because there's always been this case by the media that like yeah you know sure her

00:00:49.980 speeches are a little weird um and she sees terrible in front of the camera but behind the scenes she

00:00:55.380 knows exactly what she's doing it's like this is what she thought was a good idea like go through

00:01:00.360 two years of saying you're not going to impeach then turn on a dime over a phone call impeach the

00:01:06.280 guy and then not send it to the senate that was the big plan it's crazy working well it's really

00:01:10.660 really crazy uh all right we've got a pretty great show and we start with a rap in just a minute

00:01:19.160 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment you know i was not a fan of uh of the statement that

00:01:45.380 president trump made that uh the american press is an enemy of the people uh however today i'd say

00:01:53.320 i don't think he went far enough and i'll explain as we go to iran with abc news in one minute

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00:03:20.780 well it is a good thing we have the media on the case to show us what's really happening

00:03:34.480 in iran martha raddatz she's an abc news uh reporter she was in iran and she had

00:03:45.460 just great coverage of what was really going on let's listen in a powerful combination of grief

00:03:53.420 and anger with shouts of death to america echoing through the streets around us

00:03:59.020 this morning mourners filling the streets of iran's capital of tehran for the funeral of general

00:04:07.560 solamani killed by that u.s drone strike last week aerial images capturing the sea of iranians

00:04:15.940 hacking the streets to pay tribute to a man revered by many here trump made a big mistake

00:04:22.740 he killed our hero solamani's image everywhere the impact of his death profound the crowds are massive

00:04:31.760 and emotional there are many tears here many signs with solamani's picture on them but the message

00:04:38.500 is also very clear these people want revenge are we human or not as we made our way through the

00:04:46.580 streets of tehran people surrounding us shouting death to america we will have very hard reverend

00:04:53.620 of mr trump inside the funeral service the emotion just as powerful the supreme leader of iran

00:05:01.380 weeping and praying over a coffin draped in the iraqi flag no no man i feel bad about this okay for

00:05:09.600 let's just let's play a personal game uh let's say let's go into time tunnel and let's say this is

00:05:17.580 1941 42 and the united states kills himmler or goering and the news goes to germany what do you

00:05:29.200 expect to find what would you expect to find what would you expect to find i would expect perhaps

00:05:35.720 many many people mourning yeah the death of their hero and calling for the death of america yeah okay

00:05:42.520 now soleimani i mean gehring yeah himmler yeah uh-huh i mean i could look at himmler and i could

00:05:52.500 it's i well it's just let's just go to let's go to uh uh himmler uh heinrich luthpold himmler

00:06:02.220 luthpold it's a solid middle name it's a solid yeah it is okay he was one of the most powerful men in

00:06:06.880 nazi germany okay main architect of the final solution well this guy's the main architect of

00:06:15.820 the destruction of israel and the destruction of all jews so it's kind of the same thing um a member

00:06:24.740 of the reserve battalion during world war one he didn't see active service blah blah blah but then

00:06:29.880 he developed the ss what is that stormtroopers what do you think what do you think that is i mean he's

00:06:38.620 himmler now would we be mourning the death of hitler of himmler would we expect to see hitler

00:06:47.980 weeping over the coffin of course we would would we expect hitler to be saying oh my gosh this is a

00:06:55.740 this is a travesty this is this is absolutely wrong the question is would the american press

00:07:02.940 play along with it or would they have the guts to say what was really going on well let me answer

00:07:12.640 that question for you christian science monitor the train arrived punctually uh not long after adolf

00:07:22.780 hitler's rise in power and traffic was well regulated germany has policemen in new smart blue uniforms that

00:07:31.020 keep order i have so far found quietness order and civility they're not the slightest sign of

00:07:37.500 anything unusual afoot christian science monitor as for the harrowing stories of jews being mistreated

00:07:45.680 they seem to only apply to a small portion of the jews but most of which were not in any way molested

00:07:53.220 uh let's see let's go to um let's go to the philadelphia evening bulletin there have been

00:08:01.280 indications of moderation on hitler's part the cleveland press on january 31st to 33 said appointment

00:08:09.200 of hitler as the german chancellor may not be such a threat to world peace as it appears at first blush

00:08:15.640 because there's a new moderation in hitler on his rise to power uh the new york evening post

00:08:22.660 they report that there is an indeterminate number of jews that have been killed hundreds of jews have

00:08:29.040 been beaten and tortured thousands of jews have fled thousands of jews have been or will be deprived

00:08:34.040 of their livelihood all because of germany's 600 000 jews that are now living in terror okay that there's

00:08:40.900 one that's telling the truth yeah but the new york times said german violence has been spent

00:08:48.220 prosperity and happiness is soon going to prevail the new york herald tribune's berlin correspondent

00:08:54.120 asserted that while situation of german jewry was an unhappy one that atrocity stories are exaggerated

00:09:00.540 and unfounded the american press did exactly the same thing with nazi germany they listened to the

00:09:10.880 propaganda because they they listened with their american ears now that's not what's happening

00:09:17.820 today they're not listening with their american ears they're listening with their ears that hate

00:09:24.040 donald trump donald trump said that the press is a um is an enemy of the people and i didn't like that

00:09:33.360 because i don't like anything that that smacks of going against uh the first amendment

00:09:40.440 i i don't i just don't like it however today i don't think he went far enough let's look what the

00:09:51.960 american press is for the american press many of them up until the very end were for hitler they were

00:10:01.120 for mussolini they were for stalin they were for the russian revolution they were against uh america in

00:10:10.200 the so with the soviet union i grew up in the 70s and 80s i remember hearing from the press how

00:10:17.460 great the soviet union really was how it was ronald reagan who was the real warmonger and was going to

00:10:25.080 get us all killed gee something else happened i've heard from this press how great chavez is i've heard

00:10:37.020 from this press castro was a hero to his people i've heard that about amedin ajad i've heard all

00:10:45.600 of the bad things that we did to iran that yeah we did we put the shah in and we helped him stay

00:10:52.600 should we be involved in other people's countries no but wait a minute then why is it you have such a

00:11:01.780 hard time because that's what they would say we did all these horrible things all around the world

00:11:07.300 i agree with you we should butt out of other people's business however why won't you look into

00:11:18.240 what caramella and everybody else involved in the uh the trump phone call are actually doing in the

00:11:26.780 state department why won't you talk about how the arab spring was pretty much run from our oval office

00:11:35.320 how come you didn't have a problem with what happened in libya the only time you seem to be

00:11:44.560 for anything is when it means big oppressive government doing something to the people or to the people of a

00:11:54.980 foreign country because your leader is there i don't think americans feel this way i think americans

00:12:03.840 i hope i i don't even know who america is anymore right now i know who i know who a good portion are

00:12:11.100 that are silent

00:12:12.300 but i think a good number of silent americans who better not be silent much longer

00:12:20.380 they feel like for instance we got to get out of iraq we got to get out of iraq let's stop this war

00:12:29.800 i think most americans feel that way now i'd like to throw a wrinkle in that you cannot get out of iraq

00:12:39.320 today you can't why because what did ronald reagan do because he listened to the state department

00:12:48.180 buffoons what did he do when uh the the marine barracks in beirut were bombed he was told you'll

00:12:56.920 make things much much worse so just pull out just get out of there well what did that do

00:13:02.880 we now know that osama bin laden saw that and went whoa you can make this giant move

00:13:09.760 if we move out of iraq today six months eight months a year from now maybe different but if we

00:13:19.680 move out of iraq because there's nothing more i want you gotta get out of iraq don't tempt us to do

00:13:26.860 the things that we want to do because i'd like to get out of iraq you know if the iraqi people decide

00:13:35.120 america's a problem fine you won't see us in your neighborhood again that's my feeling buh-bye

00:13:42.060 too much blood too much treasure and you don't want freedom so go ahead

00:13:50.600 however what we're talking about today is teaching the middle east and especially iran

00:14:00.040 that they can move us we've already taught them that they can take our our embassy they did it in

00:14:08.080 1979 until reagan was sworn in then they did it in benghazi the guy we killed is responsible for

00:14:17.980 benghazi that was his plan you didn't know about it why because the press never reported it

00:14:25.380 they just went with a big state guy that they just love and the big state woman hillary clinton who

00:14:33.720 they just love

00:14:34.680 then they attack our embassy in iraq what are we supposed to do just take it they have somebody

00:14:48.320 a himmler or a gering who is planning on killing our troops and is a record a long record of killing

00:14:56.400 our troops beyond the misery and the torture that he has provided all over the middle east

00:15:03.240 and our press mourns

00:15:06.800 our press gets there right away to cover this funeral as they should cover the funeral

00:15:13.980 let me ask you let me ask you this martha are you a strong woman you believe in equal women's

00:15:22.380 rights and you believe in all of that and and you believe that you can do anything girl power

00:15:28.040 i bet you do then why are you wearing your headscarf

00:15:32.280 you know you're in a group of people if your headscarf blows off they kill you

00:15:39.380 because you're not really fully a person you're just a woman and you're making excuses for these

00:15:50.620 people you're not an enemy of the american people you are an enemy of anyone who stands up for freedom

00:15:58.180 you should cover that and i'd even give you a break if you were covering it

00:16:04.960 just without any kind of commentary on it you were just covering it as long as abc news was saying

00:16:13.700 beforehand we had to make special deals to get in here so we could cover this and special deals so

00:16:21.500 we could get her out afterwards we'd understand

00:16:24.940 but you are an organ for evil and that's all of the press you've done it before

00:16:34.640 this is nothing new america wake the hell up

00:16:40.060 i told you yesterday reportedly 267 million facebook users had their names facebook ids

00:16:51.260 and even phone numbers exposed in an online database well that's just almost everybody in america on facebook

00:16:58.840 what's the big deal cyber crime is a big thing and maybe you know you didn't even blink when i gave that

00:17:07.060 insane number because you're used to hearing about how many people's as their as their privacy

00:17:12.560 and their personal information violated violated the question is what are you going to do about it

00:17:18.540 what are you going to do about it you keep rolling the dice hoping you're not one of the next

00:17:22.680 you know few people that gets victimized how are you going to stand up to these bullies and send them

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00:18:08.140 back to the program where was the press where was martha raddatz and abc news when millions of

00:18:25.720 people all over the country were protesting their oppressive government where were they

00:18:37.120 they couldn't even they didn't they didn't go there and cover that and for good reason you'd be

00:18:45.520 killed if you were there covering it but where were they when it was the cause was freedom

00:18:52.500 i have no doubt that millions of people in iraq are religious zealots and believe that

00:19:02.340 the islamic way of life is the islamic way of life is the way to go well good for them they're wrong

00:19:08.760 when it comes to human rights you want to do that yourself you go do that yourself but don't oppress

00:19:16.280 anybody else as you're doing it and that's what this is this is a state that oppresses people

00:19:23.260 kills people where were they when the islamic regime just last year again was hanging people because

00:19:33.360 they were gay this is who you are standing up for now let me tell you what the real people in iran feel

00:19:44.260 and i know this because i read from the dissidents not today but over the years

00:19:53.480 soleimani is a popular guy with the with the zealots yes he is because he's spreading this

00:20:03.220 ideology all around the world and he's doing it with force brutal force so yeah there's a lot of

00:20:11.860 hardliners that love this guy millions of them perhaps but the average person just like the

00:20:17.840 average person here in america just wants to be left alone just wants to have a better life just

00:20:22.980 wants to be able to pursue their dreams you know they just want a right to life liberty and the pursuit

00:20:28.360 of happiness that's what they want that's ingrained in all of us because god gives it to all of us

00:20:34.140 and they see soleimani as the guy who's taking the bread out of their children's mouths because he was

00:20:42.760 getting a billion with a b a billion dollars a month to do what to go foment foreign wars to foment

00:20:54.400 terror all around the middle east and the average person is looking to their government and saying

00:21:02.520 you're spending a billion dollars do you know that it cost me 70 percent more now this month to be

00:21:09.380 able to buy bread for my children we could use some of that money just like we say but it's not nearly

00:21:17.220 as bad just like we say hey can we stop with these foreign wars we got things we have to fix here

00:21:22.840 imagine if bread and milk cost you 70 percent more today than it did just a few weeks ago

00:21:30.080 do you think we'd all be up and even the greatest hero in our war machine we would be like look dude

00:21:37.560 stop it stop that's what's that's the reality on the streets and it is also the reality that millions

00:21:49.120 of people were to even those who were part of the 79 revolution do not want the ayatollahs

00:21:59.740 running their life anymore they don't want the religious police squads how can the press say

00:22:07.460 anything about me and my religion or you and your religion and any of our churches when this is going

00:22:14.460 on see the press doesn't have perspective that's the problem they've lost all perspective because in

00:22:25.480 their arrogance they think that they are right they think that they are smarter than everybody else

00:22:32.580 and they think that anyone who disagrees with them on anything is a moron

00:22:37.560 you couple that arrogance and that belief with the hatred for donald trump and you have a press that

00:22:47.420 you can't trust anything that comes out of their mouth oh i mean unless it's brian stelter i mean

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00:24:23.640 how else would it be done

00:24:42.800 well of course it was you know we're just having a conversation off the air about the letter that

00:24:50.900 was released yesterday that says yeah united states pulling out we're pulling out of iraq whoever

00:24:57.980 released that should be fired and in my personal opinion after we look at the facts if the facts show

00:25:04.560 that it was something other than oops i just hit send uh you know and i i really meant to hit delete

00:25:13.960 or whatever this person should uh pay a heavier price than just being fired this is something that

00:25:22.140 has international ramifications yeah and the way they explained it was somebody sent it over to

00:25:29.720 iraqi military guys and they think that those guys may have been the ones who got it to the press

00:25:36.600 although why would we send it to iraqi military guys here's here's the quote it was sent over to

00:25:42.240 some iraqi military guys in order to get things coordinated for air movement etc then it went from

00:25:49.060 that guy's hands to another guy's hands and then it went into your hands and now it's a kerfuffle

00:25:53.380 so this is operation is this is this dr seuss writing this who's writing this you know him because

00:26:00.640 yeah uh yeah you don't hear the word kerfuffle from a lot of military guys but yeah um this was uh

00:26:07.140 from uh chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark uh milley clarified to reporters that

00:26:12.800 it was a mistake was it after like five o'clock was he was he phoning this in from a bar well it's

00:26:17.600 five o'clock somewhere uh so that is the most ridiculous statement i've ever heard i mean it seems

00:26:24.080 like what they're trying to say is they're a they're trying to downplay it as you'd expect the

00:26:27.660 military to do and look it was a mistake people make mistakes and that that is true technically

00:26:32.960 it does happen it just seems like that's kind of a bad one and again like yeah you know it might be

00:26:39.720 seeing that it plays right into the hands of our enemies i mean that's again just go to the world

00:26:44.680 war ii comparison because i think we can compare this guy to himler or to goering certainly in scope

00:26:50.720 it's what he desires right he hasn't actually uh gone through with the holocaust thankfully but he

00:26:57.400 certainly seems to desire it and has made public statements in that direction with what we knew

00:27:02.400 at the time now don't look at it from look at it from 1941 1942 we didn't know that uh himler was

00:27:10.040 doing that if we could 1941 we didn't know that himler had drilled holes through the legs of children

00:27:17.360 to torture them correct we didn't know we have photos of it yeah we know we have people who who work

00:27:22.600 on the staff who were there yeah and saw and met the child yeah who's still alive although the mother

00:27:27.840 is not alive anymore uh mother the father still is and we explained in detail exactly what happened to

00:27:33.920 them um this is this is not a guy like that's what's so weird about this one i you can you can

00:27:40.120 understand like you can make a legitimate point that you're worried about the the the way this might

00:27:47.640 you know uh spiral out of control i don't think that's where this is going to go but you can make

00:27:52.140 that point and and be legitimate about your concerns of what happens in the future and you don't want

00:27:57.140 these things to escalate and all that's fine but to just act as if this guy is a person who's a genius

00:28:02.260 and should be respected and and you can understand why the iranians love him so much that is not the

00:28:08.440 appropriate level of coverage for a person who has taken little boys and girls and taken a drill to them

00:28:15.360 and drilled holes through their bodies this is what this man has done that and that doesn't even

00:28:20.120 include the american troops he's killed so here's the here's the thing if if somebody if we would

00:28:26.980 have killed himmler or goering in 1942 and all of a sudden the the war department at the time

00:28:36.360 released a statement to to italians and this uh this statement got out into the press that we were

00:28:48.020 thinking about leaving the war we were just gonna you know what we're just gonna get out of france

00:28:53.880 and england and uh that's just the way it is what do you think roosevelt would have done

00:29:00.400 what do you think would have happened to that person that released that document do you think

00:29:08.120 he would have gone whoops mistake

00:29:09.960 probably not this is this has dramatic implications can we can we get a handle

00:29:20.080 what does top secret mean anymore what does a security clearance mean anymore if we have everybody's

00:29:26.320 like oh i don't know i was just emailing these top secret documents to her basement at home i didn't

00:29:32.840 know we're releasing top secret documents i i have a better record of keeping secrets and i'm horrible

00:29:41.100 at it oh yeah terrible uh is it one of those i mean is it even appropriate uh to to write the letter

00:29:48.560 at all like they're they're the letter basically says like we're going to be pulling out and we're going

00:29:54.160 to be um uh you know we're going to need some time or need to you know some extra clearance for

00:29:58.780 helicopters to pick up uh troops and all these things and when was it written it was written

00:30:04.800 after this vote apparently because it references the vote um hey you guys want us out so we're going

00:30:09.100 to go so their point is like well we need we need to get prepared because if trump comes to us and

00:30:12.880 says we're out we need to be ready i agree with that that it's fine to prepare for but do you need

00:30:17.140 to prepare the letter unless you get the order if you get the order to pull out okay yes prepare the

00:30:22.580 letter prepare everything if you don't get the order it's appropriate to think about okay these

00:30:26.660 troops are going to have to go here you need to plan in advance if you're in the military clearly

00:30:30.000 do you need to write a draft letter and send it over to the iraqi military no like i can't even

00:30:34.500 think i don't have a problem with them writing a letter but it going to anyone going to anyone

00:30:40.840 other than the superior of the person who wrote it makes no difference what are you doing even right

00:30:48.220 i mean a letter is the last thing you'd like it's just like okay we've got all of it planned let's

00:30:54.140 let them know what we're doing that's not something you're thinking about right in advance because you're

00:30:58.200 thinking about this as one person not a huge military operation where everybody has their specific role

00:31:03.980 to play there's somebody whose specific role is just to write that letter when it gets down to it so

00:31:09.820 if you're in a meeting and you're hearing that okay there's a possibility that we're going to be

00:31:13.180 pulling out you could just do that so you're you're not the one that everybody's waiting for

00:31:18.320 you call that person when the order comes in and you say hey write the letter dopey write it don't

00:31:23.140 by the way don't just send it to the media here's the uh here's the letter i think this person should

00:31:27.560 be fired at best i mean i don't know they may have been told to send this letter over there then

00:31:32.280 that person should be fine whatever it is yeah yeah it says sir this is to uh your excellency in case

00:31:38.080 you were wondering who okay it's to your excellency now is this the is this the president of

00:31:42.960 iraq or the prime minister of iraq who's really not the prime minister it's uh abdul amir deputy

00:31:49.400 director of combined uh joint forces of baghdad yeah okay it's the iraq ministry of defense all

00:31:56.320 right your excellency sir in due deference to the sovereignty of the republic of iraq and as

00:32:01.920 requested by the iraqi parliament and the prime minister we will be repositioning uh forces over the

00:32:07.140 course of coming days and weeks and to prepare for onward movement in order to conduct this task

00:32:12.420 coalition forces are required to take certain measures to ensure that the movement out of

00:32:16.680 iraq is conducted in a safe and efficient manner during this time there will be an increase in

00:32:20.720 helicopter travel in and around the international zone of baghdad increased traffic will include

00:32:25.940 various helicopters coalition forces will take appropriate measures to minimize and mitigate

00:32:31.460 the disturbance to the public in addition we will conduct these operations during hours of

00:32:35.540 darkness to help alleviate any perception that we may be bringing more coalition forces into the

00:32:40.380 international zone as we begin implementing the next phase of operations i want to reiterate the

00:32:44.880 value of our friendship and partnership we respect your sovereign decision to order our departure

00:32:50.480 okay very respectful very respectful will you very that is wonderful william and i'm and i think

00:32:57.520 that's wonderful that you had that letter written and and and sent out um i i think whoever gave the

00:33:05.480 order to send that out should be fired at best what this seems you know

00:33:13.660 the old joke is i'm not paranoid people are following me okay but that joke is not really a joke anymore

00:33:24.960 when it comes to our government i i don't i don't think that there's a deep state i mean i'm not crazy it's just that

00:33:33.500 there really is a deep state i don't know if this guy is does is he friends with anybody in the state

00:33:40.380 department is he friends with anybody in the intel that's part of this i i i understand i understand that

00:33:47.020 that's probably not it and not where we need to go but i have to tell you you have to start thinking

00:33:53.820 that way if you're in the government because there are players why would you do this oh it's just a mistake

00:34:01.660 really how come every mistake that the state department and the military are making seem to

00:34:08.880 fall in line exactly with what the press would love there's never a mistake there where's the mistake

00:34:17.020 that falls into the favor of donald trump ever well this particular thing though right is trump has

00:34:24.040 said he wants to get out of iraq right i mean he's also recently in the last couple days said he

00:34:29.080 wouldn't go unless they paid for the military base but i mean i don't think this is something

00:34:33.640 that's against trump's generalized agenda right he wants to leave um and i you know i mean i don't

00:34:39.600 think you lose a lot of wagers betting on just government incompetence it's possible that they

00:34:44.040 just shouldn't have sent this and sent it i don't necessarily think there's anything bigger than that

00:34:49.920 other than it's just pathetic i mean we should understand that during the vietnam war

00:34:53.560 oh yeah because the government was super competent during the vietnam i know that but did it happen

00:34:58.280 then they weren't competent at all did it happen did we have these sure letters that were going out

00:35:04.200 that were you know oops we oops we didn't mean to send that out well i mean i don't know if this

00:35:10.020 specific exact thing happened but certainly things a lot worse than it happened uh you know i is it

00:35:15.840 possible that that they you know someone sent uh a letter to someone they believed they had a good

00:35:22.440 relationship a trusting relationship with the iraqi military and they you know got leaked to the

00:35:26.920 press i mean i think that's totally possible it's just it doesn't make much sense as to why

00:35:32.100 and i guess you can look back at this and say it's not that big of a deal right we're not leaving

00:35:36.500 we haven't made a decision to leave and uh you know what would be the motivation they're trying to

00:35:42.500 push that along and hope that it creates the momentum to leave maybe i mean it's possible but

00:35:48.060 again donald trump is the guy making that decision and he doesn't seem all that influenced

00:35:52.220 by by pressure from the outside he seems to kind of just do what he wants to do so i mean when at

00:35:59.080 some point trump will decide he wants to leave there i think i mean he said that a bunch of times

00:36:02.980 so um if he can so here's what you have to take into account on the damage that this things like this

00:36:10.420 can do when i was in the oval with george bush he said to me because he was amazing he was amazing he

00:36:18.500 was so he he was so eloquent he had a grasp of all of the facts he was terrifying and also you i

00:36:26.200 remember you being blown away by how well spoken he was which was not because it was like well you

00:36:31.760 know i and we're gonna uh you know uh toothbrush yeah and you're like what the hell is wrong with

00:36:38.760 this guy that long for toothbrush right uh and so i said to him after about 20 minutes of him just

00:36:45.380 going off and rattling off facts i said no offense mr president but where is this guy

00:36:52.740 he might have taken offense to that but where is this guy and he looked at me you know quite sternly

00:37:00.940 and said do you know how many things i'm juggling at the same time do you know how many things i have to

00:37:07.360 be careful of i say one wrong word and it sends a signal to the chinese or it sends a signal to

00:37:14.780 our enemies or it sends a signal to our allies just one shift of eyes they're analyzing everything

00:37:22.220 the president does and says well that's the same thing we now have the pentagon sending out a letter

00:37:30.800 saying we're leaving you don't think that you remember the russians thought tom clancy

00:37:37.160 was a cia operative trying to tell the russians exactly what we would do so they would think we

00:37:45.900 would do that but we do the opposite i mean the war gaming that goes on you don't

00:37:53.220 release a document like this you cannot make those mistakes no i don't care what the excuse was

00:38:00.580 i'd like to know what the excuse was but well it's the president it was a kerfuffle yeah the

00:38:06.800 president should demand the resignation or fire so we're not paying for that person's retirement

00:38:14.180 fire that person that did that

00:38:17.220 the kerfuffle you want you want a kerfuffle firing i do a kerf filing did you did you see how much uh

00:38:29.400 do you see how much gold is up gold is up now i think the highest it's been since 2013

00:38:35.480 and it's all because of this really i i've not uh i've not seen that as soon as as soon as this

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00:40:10.240 welcome to the program you ever heard the name

00:40:39.800 horse uh vessel horse vessel i think is how you say it he was um he is the guy who the national

00:40:52.560 um socialist party of germany the nazis eventually their anthem became about him it's this little anthem

00:41:03.820 oh i remember this yeah okay and this is all about how this guy died and he was a hero of the republic

00:41:11.680 well he wasn't a hero he was a he was a propaganda tool um he was fighting against the communists uh in

00:41:22.420 as a brown shirt he would go beat up communists well the communists didn't like it and so they marked him

00:41:28.300 for death uh but he he stayed in this apartment and he got into the argument with a landlady and she told her

00:41:36.540 communist friends and then they killed him uh he was propagandized and made into a hero

00:41:44.700 can our press stop making their their new hero in iran into a hero around the rest of the world

00:41:56.560 he wasn't a hero he was a killer back in a minute

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00:43:42.980 coming up tonight at five o'clock we have a u.s ambassador who is over in berlin who was uh

00:43:51.600 was holding a uh or hosting a get together with iraqi dissidents and he's really upset

00:44:00.460 at the way that we are dealing with soleimani in the press he'll be on with us at five o'clock on

00:44:05.560 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program hunter biden is in court

00:44:26.480 today well actually no he can't show up because he's busy i guess but he's told the court he doesn't

00:44:34.080 have a job so maybe he's at the unemployment office today but this is going to be big news

00:44:40.660 tomorrow with what happens in court today we'll tell you about that also restoring the covenant

00:44:46.940 we have more on iraq iran what's happening with the white house the press and

00:44:53.720 great britain's first female astronaut who knew they even had astronauts uh great britain has an

00:45:04.460 astronaut and she has come out and said oh the aliens are here and they're living among us

00:45:10.100 all this and more in one minute

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00:47:14.460 welcome to the program we're really glad that you're here uh i don't think there's a reason i don't

00:47:34.900 watch the news anymore i don't watch the news anymore because they don't have anything to tell me that is

00:47:40.260 true do you do you what do you get from the news other than just frustrated and pissed off well lots

00:47:46.780 of material to criticize the next day yes yes yes i mean look you know that is the problem it's not

00:47:53.680 even that they never give you anything it's just that you don't know what to trust so much of it is

00:47:58.660 just flavor garbage you know so dramatically with with opinion and propaganda and spin and i mean

00:48:08.260 what would you call their coverage now of impeachment they were all in for impeachment

00:48:13.840 they couldn't go to the courts to get anything done because this had to be done right away yeah now

00:48:18.920 they voted on impeachment but nancy pelosi won't turn the impeachment over to the senate so they can

00:48:25.140 finish the job they don't seem to be minding this there's no real criticism of it no there i mean it is

00:48:31.980 bizarre to hold both of those viewpoints as you point out i mean the john bolton thing came out

00:48:36.340 yesterday where bolton said if asked uh if subpoenaed in the senate uh trial he would testify

00:48:41.340 and bolton was one of the main guys they wanted to get to testify in the house and they could have

00:48:46.740 they could have subpoenaed him and then he would have taken it to the supreme court because rightfully

00:48:52.440 so one branch cannot force the other branch to do something so it should have gone to the supreme court

00:48:58.920 but they were in such a hurry this got to be done right now we'll work this out when we get to the

00:49:03.280 senate well now they're talking about making sure that john bolton is heard well you can't do anything

00:49:10.700 until you file the impeachment with the senate and there is one thing that they can do which is the

00:49:17.200 house has all the power still to this moment to call john bolton to testify in the house they could

00:49:24.300 still have him do it and would bolton say yes to that i mean he he indicated it was talking about the

00:49:28.960 senate but i mean if he's willing to testify if he's subpoenaed you'd assume he'd go to the house

00:49:33.540 they're all complaining about what the senate's doing when they could still do that if they really

00:49:37.700 wanted to i mean it's so obvious this is a game and you know i i think we acknowledge that all the

00:49:43.760 time you know republicans play games too we know that uh but what democrats are doing here is

00:49:48.700 considerably more i think offensive and what makes it worse at least to me is the fact that the press

00:49:56.200 automatically auto adopts what the left-wing narrative is as credible you know it that is

00:50:06.680 the automatic that's the default position so there is so much to push back against why bother getting

00:50:13.600 it from these sources what's the point when you when they will not even when it's obvious will not

00:50:19.540 tell you what the truth is the washington post has blasted cnn for its track record

00:50:25.020 on the infamous anti-trump dossier following last month's release of the justice department

00:50:29.940 watchdogs report on the foundation of the russia investigation demanding the network cnn this is the

00:50:36.260 washington post demanding the network come clean on its faulty reporting this is the latest and

00:50:43.080 ongoing series uh tackling the media's handling of the dossier washington post media critic eric

00:50:49.120 wempley uh took aim at the anti-trump network on on monday this is this is a blaze uh story i believe

00:50:57.180 uh for continuing to stand by its uh past reporting on the salacious document that was used in the

00:51:04.200 highly controversial foreign uh intelligence surveillance acts fisa application blah blah blah

00:51:08.780 uh wempley uh singled out cnn uh their anchor allison camarada who claimed december 2017 that the in

00:51:17.080 the intel community has corroborated all of the details of the dossier compiled by the british ex-spy

00:51:24.180 christopher steel this is this is the washington post the washington post trying to throw cnn under the

00:51:34.520 bus now saying what happened to your reporting yeah i mean it's been embarrassing i mean you know

00:51:40.240 you go back and listen to we had a montage a couple weeks ago of the coverage of the dossier

00:51:45.500 and allison camarada in particular comes off looking terrible i mean you know there were things in the

00:51:52.480 dossier that were accurate the problem was that they were publicly available you know that wasn't there

00:51:57.200 was nothing nothing dramatic they didn't break any news and all of the things that were not publicly

00:52:02.120 available as reported by uh in detail in the ig report uh showed that those things were just made up

00:52:10.240 in fact they even talked to the sources the sources of the claims who didn't even try to say that they

00:52:15.940 were accurate they oh we were joking oh this was hyperbole these weren't things that were credible at

00:52:22.280 any given moment and to go on the air and to essentially what camarada did in that one clip you just

00:52:27.460 mentioned is cite um some level of of knowledge that you can't have like i'm an anchor and i know

00:52:39.220 these things are true you have to just understand that i know that they're true they've said them

00:52:43.040 they've said them to us we've reporting that indicates these things are all are all confirmed

00:52:47.300 they wouldn't be reporting them if they weren't confirmed and to now know that none of that was

00:52:52.140 true there's never a a moment where they have to go back and say wait a minute guys like i understand

00:53:00.080 that we think donald trump's a bad guy and a bad president what is this though why would you say that

00:53:05.380 you can even report the stuff that's in the dossier and say that it's unproven but to go ahead and say

00:53:11.020 that it's all confirmed is not just a minor mistake it's a massive journalistic failure by dozens of

00:53:20.980 people many of them on cnn that's inexcusable i mean it was systemic if you cared about the truth

00:53:29.060 but i don't think that they care about the truth abc as we we talked about last hour has their

00:53:36.260 reporter in the you know in the islamic scarf so she's not killed or raped in this crowd

00:53:43.120 what kind of deal did abc have to make to get her to be able to get into iran cover the funeral

00:53:51.920 and leave iran what what kind of deals did they have to make but she was there just to report the

00:53:59.200 one side and the one side is that there were millions of people on the streets saying soleimani

00:54:04.460 was the greatest guy ever whatever what about abc's coverage of the millions on the streets that were

00:54:13.000 risking their lives standing up against soleimani and his quads force and the restrictions that the

00:54:23.500 ayatollah puts on the average uh iranian where was the abc reporter on the streets talking about

00:54:34.180 hey i've got to wear this head scarf otherwise they'll kill me and rape me because i'm not fully

00:54:39.240 human because i'm a woman where where is that reporting as we said last hour the press has become

00:54:48.600 not an enemy of the people of america an enemy to freedom i challenge you to show me the time when

00:54:56.020 they are really being the champion of truth on both sides a consistent truth we got to stand up to power

00:55:06.400 well you didn't when power was being abused by barack obama you now call that the the the purest

00:55:15.100 uh administration ever that had zero uh scandals are you kidding me abusing abusing the power of the irs

00:55:27.040 you didn't care going after the phone records and tapping journalists lines you care about donald trump

00:55:38.660 but you didn't care about barack obama

00:55:41.200 you you say you care about women's rights and homosexual rights but you really don't because

00:55:53.500 where are you when it comes to russia you only care about russia now because russia

00:56:00.660 is somehow or another working in colluding with donald trump and so you have to be the enemy of of

00:56:09.840 russia now but you were for russia and putin you wanted a new open door with with putin you never

00:56:17.300 said boo about how bad putin was until trump got in you wouldn't pay attention to the warnings that we

00:56:26.240 gave you for two years leading up to the the 18 election two years you paid no attention

00:56:34.000 only when it became about donald trump did you care

00:56:38.500 pulling out of iraq that's all you could talk about all you could talk about under george w bush

00:56:49.380 barack obama promised he was going to do it he never did you didn't say anything about the lives

00:56:56.780 lost there was no daily accounting of how many lives were being lost in iraq there was no talk about iraq

00:57:04.000 you were cheering on this administration's policies of destabilizing the entire middle east

00:57:13.500 while you threw george bush under the bus for destabilizing the middle east i mean think about

00:57:20.560 this the daily today the podcast that you've listened to before glenn and mentioned a couple

00:57:25.320 times big podcast from the new york times this is their tweet promoting their episode today quote

00:57:32.100 knowing general suleimani was out there made me feel safer said a student about the commander

00:57:38.820 killed in the american drone strike he was like a security umbrella above our country listen to

00:57:45.020 today's episode oh that's a good good balance to take i think on the suleimani uh life i life and

00:57:51.660 times that's basically the obituary a security umbrella above iran making him feel safer i mean

00:58:01.160 i don't know what the hell that that government is telling the people obviously they're lying to

00:58:05.360 them constantly but i mean is that the appropriate level of coverage of this person who again was

00:58:13.960 torturing children as if it was his like you know favorite thing to do it was a hobby for the guy

00:58:20.120 torturing children murdering people murdering u.s soldiers but let's talk about the security

00:58:27.460 umbrella he was for iran it's very important they they claim that they are for the people and they

00:58:34.300 are for rights but they are not they are not for rights they don't they do not care about the rights

00:58:41.080 of women if they did they would be consistent on their coverage of the middle east but they're not

00:58:48.440 they say that they care about gay rights they don't they execute people for being gay in iran

00:58:57.540 remember when amedin ajad came and gave his speech at columbia and he said we don't have any gays

00:59:02.320 we don't have any gays in in iran and everybody just kind of laughed that off no you know why they

00:59:10.060 don't have any gays because they kill them and whoever else left is afraid to say it obviously

00:59:16.180 because everybody else they know was killed so what is our american press really for well we just

00:59:24.900 wanted to make sure we covered well that's that's not journalism just covering what the other side

00:59:30.660 says well how come you don't do that with with americans who love their country who believe in the

00:59:37.380 constitution you editorialize all the time about them you'll cover them but you'll call them extreme

00:59:44.320 right-wing zealots because they believe in the constitution

00:59:49.100 so you don't just cover you don't cover americans who have a different opinion fairly balanced and

01:00:00.500 quite frankly you're not doing that in iran you are becoming a propaganda arm for a for a government

01:00:09.220 we know is evil last year i tried to swear off the word evil and not use it you know for everything

01:00:18.480 this is evil if you can't admit what the government of iran is to its own people let alone the rest of

01:00:27.580 the world as being evil what is your definition of that word

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01:01:34.240 break for 10 seconds station id so have you heard about have you heard about uh it was it nasa that

01:01:50.620 says they found a what they believe is a habitable planet uh yeah earth too yeah earth too it's a it's

01:01:58.420 100 million miles away um but they light years uh away they think that uh it you know it might have

01:02:08.280 water we'd have to send a probe out to find out if it was what we think it is but it was it's the

01:02:15.200 right distance from the sun it's you know has everything it needs to have water and air and and

01:02:20.980 everything else well yeah but that was a hundred million light years ago that's what that planet looked

01:02:27.080 like a hundred go back in our planet's history a hundred million light years because that's what

01:02:33.960 we're seeing it's taking a hundred million light years for that image of that planet to come to us

01:02:40.360 they might have elected their donald trump a hundred million years ago not light years just a hundred

01:02:48.320 million years ago and they he probably blew up the whole planet it might not even be there anymore

01:02:54.300 it's like you take you're driving across the country to disney world about halfway there you

01:02:58.720 realize it's closed yeah that could be the possibility here yeah not only is it is it closed it's been

01:03:04.640 sucked into a star they should have told us this on the travel agent i'm getting a new one i mean

01:03:11.620 until we can do hyperspace there's really no reason to look for another home mars okay mars yeah maybe

01:03:20.740 that's doable that's three years and we can see what's happening i think it what is it 18 minutes

01:03:26.060 for sound to come from mars to here so you know it's it's at least we'll at least hear it go boom

01:03:34.680 18 minutes into our flight you know that's not too far we're just like you know what let's turn around

01:03:41.160 yeah we still got enough fuel let's turn around we got that one yeah i feel like you're right i think

01:03:47.260 if you're gonna go with replacing it a hundred million light years maybe a tad too far maybe

01:03:52.480 maybe maybe maybe now the uh the astronaut and who knew they even had one and let alone a female

01:04:02.800 astronaut uh england england the first astronaut from england was a female so she was she went up in

01:04:12.120 space i don't know and i don't know sometime a couple decades ago okay uh and uh she came out

01:04:19.020 and she said that aliens definitely exist and she thinks they may be living among us on earth

01:04:26.280 now do you have any evidence to support this no no no no no no um but she she says they're they're

01:04:36.600 they're possibly here right now but we just can't see them okay well that's kind of true about

01:04:43.480 everything possibly here but we can't see it i mean that god is with us but uh we can't see them

01:04:49.380 it literally applies to every single thing there might be giant tarantulas surrounding us but we

01:04:54.600 can't see them so i don't know exactly you know what this would be but i mean if they were here and

01:05:01.300 they were fans of star trek they wouldn't want to violate the prime directive which is getting

01:05:08.260 interference and you know but you're clearly smarter than us if you're here you're invisible

01:05:14.100 and you went a hundred million light years you know to here you're clearly a lot smarter than us

01:05:20.680 help us please help us do something what are you doing standing around with your hands in your pockets

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01:07:07.420 well hello and welcome to the glenn beck program glad you're here we have something that we announced

01:07:36.120 the day before i went on vacation so a couple of days before christmas we only announced it that one

01:07:42.320 day and already this is half sold out um so we want you to uh really if you have any interest in this at

01:07:52.660 all we have limited space this time uh and so and we can't go over it uh so you know thousands of

01:08:02.940 people will be able to come but it is limited space and if you want a chance to go you've got to

01:08:09.240 uh get your tickets right now now they're free we are asking for a donation of five dollars to reserve

01:08:15.840 your place in line um you know if you don't have five dollars i guess you don't have to do that it is

01:08:21.900 we don't want you if you don't have five dollars we don't want you we don't like you yeah um it what

01:08:28.240 we're doing is restoring the covenant the restoring the covenant on july 4th in gettysburg now we'll

01:08:35.820 tell you more about what the covenant is people you know the number one question is what is the

01:08:41.160 american covenant the american covenant is something that our pilgrims made on the mayflower well when

01:08:47.440 they came over that we would be a shining city on the hill and we would serve god and we would be

01:08:53.240 good to one another and that lasted for a long time with the pilgrims it's different than jamestown

01:08:59.780 people who just came over here for gold people who came over here and made a covenant with god

01:09:05.160 great things came from it people who came to joe to jamestown that produced slavery and everything else

01:09:13.740 um so the pilgrims made the covenant george washington made the covenant abraham lincoln made

01:09:20.360 the covenant and i think a case could be made that ronald reagan made the covenant again but

01:09:25.060 uh that's a matter of opinion so we're going to restore the covenant because every time we do

01:09:31.560 we seem to turn things around and if you happen to be like me that you believe that things are so far gone

01:09:38.720 that really our biggest problem is we've forgotten why we were even here and we have chased god out of

01:09:47.240 the square join us restoring the covenant it is a historic event at gettysburg on july 4th

01:09:57.080 now if you just want to go and have a great family time and see fireworks unlike you're going to see

01:10:04.760 elsewhere uh i am i am actually arranging the fireworks and i'm working with a composer to compose

01:10:13.400 the music and the spoken word that you will see fireworks unlike any place else in america that

01:10:19.100 night um you can join us for the 4th of july everything except parking will be free um and

01:10:27.240 just come in with your family but you must be on a list you have to be on a list uh because we just

01:10:33.980 can't go over because of the problems that it will cause in gettysburg it's a small little town

01:10:39.320 um but we have all of your hotels uh taken care of if you want to find a place in gettysburg or

01:10:46.780 in the area if you want to do it through us because we have packages that will last three days

01:10:53.580 one day or seven days the the ultimate vip package and i think there's only 200 tickets for this

01:11:00.740 they're they're pricey uh but you'll understand why uh it's a full i think seven days uh on the road

01:11:08.840 with me and my family and with david barton his family and uh with uh tim ballard from operation

01:11:17.880 oh you are in the nazarene fund and we start in plymouth massachusetts the week before and you will

01:11:25.120 get a tour of plymouth and you'll meet with one of the greatest historians on the pilgrims uh you'll

01:11:33.480 stay it's all all inclusive so you don't have to worry about food or anything else uh on monday

01:11:40.420 that morning you'll have breakfast with me and stew and you'll watch the show then we get onto a private

01:11:46.300 train and we go to boston we have uh dinner that night and talk about what we're going to see in

01:11:53.560 boston and then you go on this amazing tour with david barton all throughout colonial boston uh then you

01:12:01.440 know we get on the train again we do the same thing you have breakfast you have dinner uh with us

01:12:06.520 and then you watch the show and then we'll go to new york and you'll see where the where george

01:12:12.080 washington made the covenant you get a history lesson there then we go to philadelphia and we end up

01:12:16.360 on friday uh in um in uh in gettysburg at the old trade station which still stands where abraham

01:12:25.300 lincoln came in and i think we have a big dinner there uh that night uh and that might be thursday

01:12:31.700 and then friday we have a shabbat meal that uh uh rabbi lapin is going to be uh at and speaking at

01:12:40.460 and then we we also have some uh another another celebrity that yet to be uh announced that is going

01:12:48.780 to be hosting that this is all sounding very familiar i watched the fire festival a documentary

01:12:55.180 and this is exactly what it sounded like don't think that hasn't come to mind don't don't think

01:13:00.240 that hasn't come to mind yeah yeah we're gonna get there because we have tents okay it's gonna be

01:13:05.000 tents there's you're already doing it there's gonna be rvs are you gonna have sandwiches that are just

01:13:09.560 two pieces of white bread and one slice of cheese okay no no no no are you sure i'm pretty sure i'm

01:13:16.900 pretty sure we have looked into the fire fest and went it cannot be that how many victoria's secret

01:13:23.160 models are you promising none promising none okay well that's a good step yeah so but is this is going

01:13:28.600 to be this is going to be whether you go for one day and it's all free or if you go for three days

01:13:35.700 and do all the things in three days or the seven days it's whatever you want um but it is something

01:13:41.980 that you really need to be at it is restoring the covenant it's in gettysburg july 3rd 4th and 5th

01:13:50.240 july 4th is the big event that you don't want to miss again it's free but you must have your name

01:13:58.440 on a list and we ask that you would go to glennbeck.com slash restore glennbeck.com slash restore

01:14:06.280 a historic event

01:14:36.020 in gettysburg this coming july 4th glennbeck.com slash restore can you also get there at glennbeck.com

01:14:43.060 slash fire festival too no no no you can't okay no you can't no you can't this is going to be fun

01:14:48.260 can i cover it like a journalist i want to go there i want to i want to i want to i want to cover it like

01:14:53.960 a critical journalist and see you know expose all the things that go wrong you know take pictures of

01:15:00.720 like long bathroom lines if there happen to be any yeah you should i want i'm going to just bring

01:15:05.740 white bread and cheese and make the fake sandwiches and then just expose it and leak it to the daily

01:15:10.860 beast yeah i think that would be totally fine stew i mean that way they don't actually have to show up

01:15:15.760 right to do things like that you know journalism's hard you know showing up to the places being

01:15:21.760 critical i mean if you're going to go all the way to iran then you're going to say to your hosts

01:15:26.180 hey i don't think you guys should have been murdering so many people that's just rude right

01:15:29.940 it's very rude you just go there and say everyone's really sad and everyone's united right and then you

01:15:34.340 go to gettysburg and you say how horrible these people are how it is i think they were fighting a

01:15:40.460 giant terrorist attack these religious zealots that want to take the country into all kinds of

01:15:46.700 religious zealot sorts of paths yep we know that's happening yeah we're gonna expose it yeah yeah

01:15:52.740 i will say that i did read something from uh somebody that was doing a reenactment and uh they said

01:16:02.120 that they were gonna not do the reenactment this year because of of this event uh and and so they

01:16:09.720 were gonna do it the next year but they said the people that generally attend uh attend my events or

01:16:17.800 attend the the the expected they expect some sort of protest i don't know what you would be

01:16:27.040 protesting on the fourth of july but uh said they generally don't like the confederate flag

01:16:33.200 now when you're talking about the history of the country uh confederate flag has a place in the

01:16:42.900 history uh of our country oh sure it's not a it's not a good place right it's not a good place you

01:16:48.480 know read the read the the the constitution of the confederacy so this guy was i guess saying that

01:16:56.340 he didn't want to do it because we would be against the confederate flag and not in a reenactment

01:17:03.040 no it's a reenactment just a reenactment why would we be against the are you saying the confederate flag is

01:17:09.980 is something that we should hold up in glory because history would say uh no right because i

01:17:20.520 mean you know you've made this point before but it's it talks about everyone likes to make the point

01:17:24.580 of states rights it wasn't not everyone i mean a few people like to make the point of states rights

01:17:28.760 but it specifically in the confederate constitution makes it illegal for states to make different

01:17:36.200 decisions on slavery and guarantees in perpetuity any new territory that joins the confederacy must

01:17:42.080 also embrace slavery i love that that's those that's not states rights at all there's like six

01:17:46.920 people out that write me every time i talk about abraham lincoln and they're like he was a tyrant oh

01:17:52.280 please give it a rest so what was your so what was your your solution was to go with a new government

01:18:00.100 that dictated that you must have slaves i think i'll go with the other tyrant in the hat

01:18:07.060 it's just me and the hat is what won you over yeah to be to be fair it is and the good looks

01:18:13.900 of abraham lincoln oh he was a good looking man he was wasn't he a sexy dude so if you want to join

01:18:19.760 us fourth of july trust me i have been to all the fourth of july celebrations all around the country

01:18:25.720 over the years uh and they are lacking in a certain spirit and uh you will see something you have never

01:18:33.500 seen before as we restore the covenant july 4th go to glennbeck.com slash restore all right getting

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01:20:08.280 welcome to the uh

01:20:38.260 program we're glad you're here i i want to go through a montage here of the way the u.s press

01:20:44.840 has been covering uh the funeral and the loss of the iranian terror leader listen he was a war hero

01:20:54.100 the commander of iran's feared quds force qasem suleimani was no ordinary general the u.s officially

01:21:01.120 classified him as a terrorist but in iran he was a national hero he's regarded as personally incredibly

01:21:07.020 brave the troops love him i was trying to think of somebody i was thinking of de gaulle a revered

01:21:11.840 figure in iran and some other places in the middle east smart charismatic ruthless strategic and bold

01:21:18.260 qasem suleimani was an evil genius suleimani was in charge of spreading iranian influence around the

01:21:26.200 world and he was extremely good at it he is the think of the french foreign legion you know if you will

01:21:31.680 by killing qasem suleimani the u.s has stripped iran of an inspirational military leader the crowds are

01:21:38.580 massive and emotional there are many tears here thousands of mourners on the streets in iran

01:21:44.260 symbolic caskets aloft weeping and chanting i am suleimani the supreme leader of iran weeping and

01:21:53.120 praying over a coffin draped in the iraqi flag it's difficult to convey how revered he is there was talk in

01:22:00.560 iran iran suleimani might be a future president or perhaps even a supreme leader might be a future

01:22:06.800 president democrats are like yeah right he'd be great he could be trump no haram

01:22:12.480 it's almost that level it really is really it really is uh let me ask you that if if he could beat

01:22:21.920 donald trump i contend the democrats would consider it

01:22:25.920 that is the one qualification you need yeah that's the only one president yeah i mean if

01:22:33.600 no not to be the next president but to be the the next uh candidate

01:22:38.640 yeah they just have to believe yeah that is i don't think america would vote for this guy

01:22:45.420 but if he convinced them that he could beat donald trump they'd all be for him they'd all be for him

01:22:52.320 i mean bernie sanders is a socialist uh-huh who is in second place i guess you'd say right now

01:23:00.580 right he's he seemed to be leading iowa maybe leading uh new hampshire and he's you know on

01:23:09.040 anderson cooper last night oh yeah you know blabbing on about uh how this is you know he's

01:23:16.840 this is assassination yeah this is putin basically calling trump putin the same way putin kills

01:23:22.460 dissidents there there isn't a tie to the two situations you're describing like they're just not

01:23:29.480 even close to the same there's people involved in both that that's one similarity i they're not

01:23:36.440 even close to the same situation one the dissidents are are dissenting against putin and his regime

01:23:43.680 and while this guy may be against the united states of america he's engaging in actual death yeah he's

01:23:52.940 killing our soldiers he is spreading horror all throughout the middle east we as we've said like

01:24:01.260 three times on today's show we know one of the children who his squad went through and drilled

01:24:08.780 into his leg as a torture practice just to torture his family after killing the mom in front of them

01:24:15.620 i mean this is this is not a dissident this is not somebody who's like oh you know what i have a

01:24:22.380 different agreement with donald trump and i you know i i really think we should maybe open up free

01:24:28.440 and fair elections this guy's not for free and fair elections this guy is a religious zealot what

01:24:34.900 part of this goes with anything that you state you believe back in a minute

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01:26:04.580 much oh oh it was jason i mean it really doesn't jason are you there still i'm here i'm here just

01:26:12.820 just doesn't get any better than you right was the uh right the jason garrett of anchoring

01:26:18.020 uh it was very nice how dare you sir yeah that's good all right i got glenn's like yeah that that

01:26:24.360 reference i understand i'll tell you that much jason garrett he's a uh football player he was a football

01:26:32.480 player at one time that's true that is true and now he is on espn espn he is on espn being covered

01:26:40.760 for being fired as the dallas cowboys coach so yes he is yes there you go so there i was wrong

01:26:46.820 you knew exactly where i put the pieces together i'm not a complete moron i'm moron but not a

01:26:53.260 complete not complete not complete thank you stew no problem man i feel good about myself every day

01:26:58.260 that was the goal of today's program to make glenn feel good about himself thank you very much uh we

01:27:03.540 have some uh well we have some junk reports to get into and you'll understand in a minute what i mean

01:27:12.200 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment okay i'm gonna say a name and you're gonna kind of

01:27:37.580 remember you're gonna be like hi why do i know jessica yaniv i kind of know it i don't remember

01:27:42.860 it was a story about yeah story about the guy who became a woman uh who wouldn't even go into a pool

01:27:49.080 because he was now having period she was now having her period uh and she went into a salon and wanted her

01:27:55.780 junk waxed and they said uh no dude and she's like dude what are you talking about and so she sued

01:28:04.960 she sued the the salon the court case is now over and the court has rendered its verdict

01:28:15.920 which way do you think this went and yet there's more in one minute this is the glenbeck program

01:28:27.000 so i got tanya the x chair for christmas and she was so she was so surprised i mean because all you

01:28:38.360 did was talk about it for months on national radio because she told me that's what she wanted

01:28:43.880 and you did your duty i did my duty i am i'm a really good present giver at times and i love for

01:28:53.840 instance mary my life she's great i know i can spot mary and some things a million miles away and i'll

01:29:02.080 be like boom there's the present for mary okay for your daughter my son great the other three women

01:29:09.720 in my life well four if you count the mistress no the other the other so hard to buy presents for

01:29:18.120 the mistress it really is what do you get them an apartment what do you yeah it's usually an

01:29:22.900 apartment that's a great point it's usually an apartment you know so anyway um the other three

01:29:27.660 women in my life no idea none whatsoever zero zilch zip i finally just asked my daughter what do you

01:29:36.800 want she's like i want uh i want an an olive tree salad bowl and i'm like oh of course you do what

01:29:48.500 the hell is that so i'm you know i'm googling olive wood salad bowls still got it wrong but

01:29:56.240 the effort was there so my wife said i want the x chair it was the gift that she was really happy

01:30:03.760 about uh you know she didn't apparently like the monkey uh that i got her no actually i have a

01:30:09.320 friend you remember joe he got his wife the first year for christmas he got her i think a vacuum

01:30:18.060 and you're like what the hell what are you doing i've i've bought my wife vacuums before for holidays

01:30:25.220 not not not not this wife your wife wants the vac she's a vacuum queen yeah she demands right she's

01:30:31.820 asking for the vacuum this this this woman was not asking for a vacuum and you want to be sure

01:30:37.420 if you're buying a vacuum for a present so then all of his friends said look dude you know you have

01:30:43.400 to buy something that they're not going to want to buy themselves something that's really about the

01:30:47.400 the next year for christmas he bought her a monkey a live monkey alive what are the kind of monkey is

01:30:55.520 there a stuffed monkey yeah stuffed monkey uh no a monkey a live monkey and he's like she'd never buy

01:31:02.560 this for herself no nobody would nobody sane would do this all right it's a tarantula yeah

01:31:09.680 why do you of course they're not gonna buy that tarantula is even more understandable it's more

01:31:15.120 you can at least deal with it yeah it's a pet kind of weirdly oh monkey can also be a pet but it's

01:31:21.580 what a monkey is like a monkey eventually rips people's faces off is that true i oh you don't

01:31:28.320 remember the woman in in uh in connecticut who was keeping a monkey monkeys when they get to be

01:31:35.000 teenagers i think is when you have to like put them back into the forest or wherever they live

01:31:41.540 or the zoo because they'll rip your face off once they they're really cute when they're kids and

01:31:48.380 they're you know young but then they start to go through puberty and uh this monkey was like i

01:31:54.120 don't know 15 or 20 years old and this woman had it in connecticut just in her house and it was a

01:32:00.620 chimp and got out of the house and the neighbor's going to their car and the chimp comes and literally

01:32:06.600 rips her face oh my god i don't remember this when was this 10 years ago 15 years ago literally ripped

01:32:13.780 her face off do you remember that it was it's horrifying and you look her up on online and

01:32:20.060 you'll see they reconstructed her face it was horrible horrible so monkeys bad idea so what

01:32:25.540 you're saying here is x chair x chair great idea it's a great present never ripped any face off yeah

01:32:31.280 never never and she was she was very excited when she got it um so anyway the x chair it has the

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01:33:07.560 so um can we get to um can we get to the the woman now thank you that still has all of her male junk

01:33:27.900 well i look there is a transition going on in a physical sense but she's always been a woman

01:33:37.140 of course she has so she went into a um she went into a uh salon and said i want my junk waxed and

01:33:45.200 they were like we don't do that uh for guy parts and guy parts these are women parts dare you

01:33:53.380 jessica yaniv yes she is up in canada and she went to uh get her junk waxed and they said no and they

01:34:02.980 they said we don't really do that for for for men and that was a big controversy she filed a a claim

01:34:10.520 in uh in the british columbia human rights tribunal because when the human rights you think of

01:34:17.080 don't i have a right a human fundamental human right to wax and of course the answer to that is yes but

01:34:24.460 this particular dumb court this is surprising this is coming from canada because they're really

01:34:30.360 extreme on the stuff bad really extreme i mean they've done terrible things to people for just

01:34:35.060 speaking out i mean you know look what they were trying to do to jordan peterson i mean right um so

01:34:39.800 this is uh uh was a surprise in which they actually threw the the the case out she wanted to get

01:34:45.420 something like five hundred thousand dollars um but that did not that did not happen um in fact

01:34:51.660 was actually ordered to pay two thousand dollars to each of the three uh to three of four clients

01:34:57.360 represented um because of uh improper conduct so that's how that case wound up and look the jessica

01:35:03.720 yaniv parts of our lives was over it's over and we don't have to think about her anymore you know

01:35:10.660 that's good i really don't want to think about it anymore right however there's a new development in

01:35:15.100 the story now this is where it gets complex this is where yeah you're not sure which way to go

01:35:21.180 you tell me think about this as we go through the story which way does the media go on this they

01:35:26.140 don't know which way does alexandria ocasio cortez go on this story see we're consistent we say

01:35:32.580 we're against it yeah it's easy it's easy doesn't take any thought imagine the wood and coal that needs

01:35:41.360 to be shoveled into cortez's head uh just to just to have the power to compute all of the possibilities

01:35:49.700 so jessica yaniv went to the she point beauty salon the she point um she went in there wanted some

01:35:59.280 waxing done and asked to get her legs waxed in private um and uh she wanted obviously to have

01:36:10.220 her pants down during this procedure now the waxing situation again i would not like to force you to

01:36:18.980 think about anymore but it's important to the story because of the reason that the salon refused

01:36:25.500 to do it because now there's a new case she's brought uh jessica's brought in front of the court

01:36:30.220 the reason was a religious objection so they said they would not wax her

01:36:39.460 i'm sorry i thought we were talking about jessica yes yeah his oh sorry hers okay um would not wax

01:36:49.280 them in this way because they it violated their religious principles so now you have the media who's

01:36:58.360 saying okay you've got this wonderful transgendered woman who just needs some waxing done and is against

01:37:06.380 some evil christian bastard religious extremist who won't help them correct we know what side

01:37:14.900 that's easy aoc that's not what this is however is it's not a christian is it islam is it islam

01:37:22.100 because that would make their heads pop if it was islam yeah they very well might be on the side of

01:37:27.280 the salon owner right because that religious extremism is an extreme that's normal it's okay and should be

01:37:35.240 respected so but it would it would it would be really difficult they would really have to choose

01:37:39.900 but this is the complication here's the thing the salon owner is of the seek persuasion

01:37:48.020 so now you have india being a capitalist country oh yeah you know what i mean but a person of color

01:37:55.280 person of color versus and and white and transgendered right man to woman right and you also have

01:38:04.720 you also have them from the uh from the uh the pun job area it is the pun job that's a good point

01:38:11.660 glenn i'm glad you brought up pun job because it is from the pun job area that's what and there's

01:38:15.880 there's something incredibly relevant to this story when you talk about pun jobs right i'm i'm asking

01:38:21.760 i'm asking you for uh uh it would be you're from pun job so i mean i would think that that

01:38:30.420 it actually feels like a good name for like on the menu of selections you can get like waxing the

01:38:35.860 legs stop stop i'm just saying the name of the town i got it i i got it that's a whole region

01:38:43.560 was in the region right the whole region there of the pun job and uh so of the so where do you come

01:38:50.060 down when it's jessica yanni versus the people of pun job all right now if you're in the media

01:38:56.680 who knows who knows i don't know okay now let me let me take you back to an earlier story from

01:39:03.060 earlier on the program okay remember i told you about the british astronaut that yes take a moment

01:39:10.760 to process that who knew but brit the british have an astronaut or maybe even two and uh one of them

01:39:20.320 said there are aliens and they're living among us and they're invisible okay okay now

01:39:27.680 what about the possibility of aliens living among us and they're not invisible okay what would you say

01:39:38.860 if i suggested to you that perhaps everyone in the media is an alien everyone in the media well

01:39:48.940 maybe not everyone in the media but they just look like a lot of look like just like us but they're

01:39:54.060 not right now if i said to you and i could show you photo i could take you to it and i could prove

01:40:01.740 that it was otherworldly okay if i could take you to the site of a giant spaceship that had room for a

01:40:09.900 thousand aliens and in there were nothing but books about journalism okay i had no other proof there's

01:40:19.720 nobody at the ship it crashed maybe 40 years ago 20 years ago and it crashed and we just discovered

01:40:28.060 the ship and riddled with journalism books would you be willing to accept pretty quickly that explains it

01:40:42.540 oh yeah i mean i we haven't even found the ship i'm pretty much there

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01:42:39.940 so i have a thesis here and i'd like to get your um percentage of possibility on this particular

01:42:58.180 thesis uh jessica yaniv we we really have to go back no i'm not going we've already we've gone

01:43:05.260 through the entire situation as it revolves around the waxing and punjab and the whole thing yes go

01:43:09.580 ahead what is the percentage of possibility that the whole jessica yaniv thing is performance art

01:43:16.240 we're going to find out in six months there's a documentary or reality series of this person

01:43:23.020 who actually is trying to show how ridiculous this is and continues to file a loss zero really zero

01:43:29.520 yeah i'm at at least 10 i mean not only is she it's the most extreme and ridiculous thing you could

01:43:36.780 cry for help but may very well be that's why i'm only saying 10 percent yeah but you don't think

01:43:41.420 there's any percentage possibility that this is like let's say almost a conservative activist

01:43:45.580 who's living we're not living this life to prove how ridiculous this is we're not that creative

01:43:51.260 really we're just not that creative no it would be a good series yeah well i mean i you know what i

01:43:58.000 think about this our own stephen crowder now i don't believe he's asked for any waxing we'd have

01:44:04.100 to ask stephen if this has happened he went in for a pregnancy but he did go in for a pregnancy test

01:44:08.580 dressed as a woman while clearly a man to us a planned parenthood wasn't it yeah and i i believe

01:44:16.280 i'm not mistaken he actually acquired actual pregnant urine yeah he tested positive for pregnancy and

01:44:23.220 tested positive for pregnancy at a planned parenthood yeah now that's not possible for a man

01:44:27.580 no matter what anyone says to you that is not possible for a man i can't believe you have to

01:44:31.960 say that that i have to say that you have to say that i know it's by the way that's not possible for

01:44:36.480 a man to be pregnant and i want people to know that can you imagine if i'm a time traveler all i'm doing

01:44:41.660 is i'm going and i'm playing my show back to my audience 20 years ago oh yeah it's all i'm doing

01:44:48.300 you want to know how bad it's gonna get listen to this this is this is my actual show in 25 years

01:44:55.960 nobody would believe it nobody would believe nobody would believe it so you don't think

01:45:00.520 there's any chance of no i mean it would be a great it would be a great series it would be

01:45:06.500 this is a cry for help it's a cry for help this person is i i think it would be much more likely

01:45:11.920 that we find this person dead by their own hand sometime in the future oh gosh i mean that's uh

01:45:19.580 they turn that one they turn that little bit a little dark i was having some fun with it and

01:45:24.340 you kind of brought it to the the darkest always ends with a bullet to that it does with you

01:45:29.340 no i mean i just think there are some really sick people right now some really sick people

01:45:36.040 and some people that are really really miserable you do you see the guy who has i think he had

01:45:43.380 6 000 plastic surgeries to look like the ken doll yeah yeah and now he's like i'm a woman and

01:45:49.780 i've always been more like barbie than ken now sweetheart no yeah yeah you're not ken or barbie

01:45:57.260 you're you have you have some sort of disorder that is causing you to think that you will find your

01:46:07.780 your happiness in looking a different way but once you complete from going from ken to barbie

01:46:15.980 you're going to be just as miserable and i just i feel like we are a society that is just cruel

01:46:23.280 we're being cruel to people by by allowing them to live these lives where oh yeah i'm a man and i can

01:46:31.240 get pregnant oh yeah i'm a man with all my junk and i can't go swimming today i'm upset a little bit

01:46:36.860 because i can't go swimming today because if you're menstruating uh you can't get in the pool and

01:46:41.420 i'm menstruating dude if you're if you're bleeding from downstairs okay with male junk

01:46:48.400 go see a doctor you're not menstruating you go see a doctor but have a lacerated kidney yeah i mean

01:46:55.600 really really bad and we're just doing so much damage to people we've gone on from our children

01:47:02.660 giving them all trophies and saying they're all special now some of them suck oh yeah a lot of them

01:47:08.980 do yeah a lot of the a lot of kids are terrible yeah uh and some of them in our own family i mean

01:47:14.080 i got four i got four do you want to name names or i don't think i need to i think they know so

01:47:21.340 so you know we're giving them we're giving them hope false hope we're telling them that oh they're

01:47:29.200 spectacular oh yes you could win on american no you can't you suck now you don't have to say it that way

01:47:38.040 but we don't tell our children the truth anymore we don't teach them the truth and gee we wonder why

01:47:45.200 suicide is going up yeah you're gonna be incredibly disappointed when you realize you know you're not

01:47:50.400 rihanna that's not you and it it shouldn't be you you be you rihanna is rihanna you be you

01:47:59.440 and and you know it started out as hey i gotta be who i am okay be who you are but if you're like

01:48:07.900 i'm actually a woman and i'm menstruating even though i haven't had any junk removed dude that's

01:48:15.860 not you that's not you that's a lie and it's a dangerous lie and we are enabling really dangerous

01:48:24.260 things for very sad people stop it we're not helping we are not helping we are hurting people

01:48:32.320 you say you have compassion compassion requires truth back in a minute

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01:50:15.260 you know it's interesting to me i think the um i i think the the gop should answer this question

01:50:40.940 about john bolton one way john bolton has uh said he would testify if he was subpoenaed so are you

01:50:48.600 going to call him this is the only answer um right now there is nothing facing the senate because the

01:50:55.700 house has not sent over the impeachment uh to the house or to the senate so as soon as we get the

01:51:03.240 articles of impeachment then we can talk about it up until now up until then you should just talk to

01:51:08.860 nancy pelosi he said she could subpoena and he would answer so go ahead subpoena him in the house

01:51:15.140 this isn't an issue in front of the senate yet yeah it's true that's it there's no process to be had

01:51:20.120 yeah that's it and it shuts it all down and goes right back tensions are rising now and things are

01:51:25.000 getting hot on the gop senate no no it's not no we don't have anything to act on no reason to talk

01:51:30.160 about it right now yeah no reason and there is a reason for the house to talk about because as you

01:51:33.460 point out they don't they just because they've turned in the articles of impeachment does not mean

01:51:37.620 they cannot call uh bolton as as a witness they could still do it they could still open these

01:51:42.760 things right back up and do it if they wanted to there's obviously other things at play they're

01:51:46.380 just playing politics so let's look right now at the the political uh state of the democratic party

01:51:54.420 uh stew just made some changes to our big board here in the studio of here are the front runners

01:51:59.640 yeah they got a shot the next category is i mean maybe if everything goes right

01:52:04.720 probably not uh no and dropped out the dropped out is turning into almost like a empire state

01:52:11.760 building type of tower that's amazing there's a lot of how many candidates yeah i mean we have

01:52:16.100 six and 15 18 that have dropped out there and we're really only down to two four six nine

01:52:23.900 candidates you know that are even that really have any kind of chance at all uh but your top four are

01:52:31.180 the ones that are probably going to make all the difference at least in the first three usually it is

01:52:37.880 decided by south carolina um however let's look at iowa iowa could go for joe biden although he's trailing

01:52:46.560 um although he's he's had a couple good polls lately the polling average actually has him

01:52:52.880 leading now in iowa um though again you know these things are very close like right now the

01:52:59.160 538 average of polls has biden at 22 sanders at 20.4 and buddha judge at 18.9 and buddha judge

01:53:06.640 has fallen off a little bit he was leading early december um by yeah you know a few points i mean

01:53:13.220 four or five points on average um but he's fallen off a little bit and i don't think there's a path

01:53:19.240 for buddha judge to win the nomination without iowa no he has to win he has to win iowa because

01:53:24.600 he won't anybody else he won't win new hampshire and he won't win south carolina

01:53:28.040 yeah i don't think so i mean he's he's not doing terribly in new hampshire he's you know

01:53:32.920 south carolina new hampshire is going to go for for bernie sanders or elizabeth warren

01:53:38.160 and that's again warren's path there is closes close and the thing is if sanders can win

01:53:45.320 in iowa you think it probably closes the path for elizabeth warren to be the nominee

01:53:53.460 uh sanders is a quirky enough candidate that he might be able to go back and win

01:53:59.640 new hampshire after losing iowa i don't think that's the same for for warren i don't i don't

01:54:04.800 think that's true um right now in in new hampshire joe biden at 21.1 sanders at 21 warren is at 14.7

01:54:14.000 buddha judge 13 i mean it's not a question if bernie sanders people could convince the caucus

01:54:19.440 to throw elizabeth warren under the bus and go with him and remember the caucus is different like

01:54:26.640 you don't go into a closed booth and it's not how this thing works weird it's a weird conversation

01:54:31.180 basically and everyone kind of knows where the candidates stand and they ask you do you want to

01:54:36.260 change are you changing your support you have an opportunity to change your support so if you see

01:54:41.240 biden is up by two over sanders and you're a warren supporter you may very well switch over to uh

01:54:48.920 sanders to try to give him the win right because you'd rather have sanders than biden even though he's

01:54:54.940 not your first choice correct so that's why sanders does very well in caucuses and did very well

01:54:59.260 against clinton in caucuses last time did not do so well in primaries um but you know he the

01:55:05.020 caucus is a good opportunity against sand for sanders to actually take a lead here one of the

01:55:09.620 interesting things that could present itself is let's say a buddha judge win in iowa a sanders win

01:55:16.400 in in new hampshire very plausible and a biden win in south carolina well and you're forgetting

01:55:21.960 about nevada which you could see a warren win in nevada and then a uh a biden win in south carolina

01:55:30.720 then you've got super tuesday which is when essentially bloomberg enters the race with

01:55:36.280 250 million dollars spent in those states that is like the ultimate chaos situation and totally the

01:55:44.540 thing i'm rooting for because it would be really fun i mean that is like uh that is a not only a

01:55:50.920 political nerd dream but also the dream of someone who just wants to see chaos in the democratic party

01:55:56.800 uh so you look at that field and i think that's what you have if you want to talk outlier possibilities

01:56:02.060 here uh amy klobuchar's potent polling lately is coming up she's she seems to be making a little bit

01:56:07.860 of a push in iowa she doesn't need to win iowa if she can finish in the let's say the top three in

01:56:12.240 iowa that's going to be something very positive for her and she might be able to have a little bit

01:56:16.780 um some legs going forward uh and bloomberg of course comes in on super tuesday it's a you know

01:56:23.120 you know obviously this didn't work for giuliani trying to run late but giuliani was no billionaire

01:56:26.600 he didn't spend 250 million dollars on the campaign and if you're fractured if you're fractured with

01:56:32.440 everybody yep it could work this time i mean i i could easily see a different winner in every single

01:56:40.500 of the four first states because one of the biggest union states is nevada and warren does

01:56:46.920 very well with unions now so does sanders and it kind of strikes me to think if sanders wins one of

01:56:50.880 those two states sanders probably will also win nevada but it does spark people convinced that

01:56:56.000 sanders could beat trump you know i don't know how you could be i mean he seems to me to be among the

01:57:04.800 worst uh opportunity i think look i've been clear about this for many many years and i think it's

01:57:09.960 totally true and it was true i believe in the clinton trump election when it gets down to one

01:57:14.380 versus one anything can happen anything can happen any candidate can beat the other candidate when it's

01:57:19.920 essentially one versus one um and when you get to the point where it's it's you know don't dismiss

01:57:25.680 sanders or warren if they get up against uh donald trump like i think the perfect candidate for

01:57:31.200 donald trump to face off against is elizabeth warren if you could design a candidate that donald

01:57:35.400 trump could defeat most easily i think it would be elizabeth warren that being said if the economy

01:57:40.940 has a bad quarter before the election everything's up in the air if you know if war happens or a

01:57:48.740 terrorist attack who knows yeah all these things and even you know a weird controversy at the last

01:57:54.500 minute who knows what happens but that's why it's kind of like you get nervous if a sanders or

01:57:59.580 warren becomes the nominee because god forbid one of them win they are real especially sanders is a

01:58:04.200 real uh ideologue i i don't know about you but joe biden the only thing i worry about with joe biden is

01:58:10.360 who he picks as vice president because i i honestly i don't mean this in a bad way i just don't see him

01:58:17.040 uh i i could see him retiring in the first two years or you know or not being you know he's slipping

01:58:26.220 he's slipping he's not strong it's i mean it's it's 80 and again like you could say oh well you're

01:58:31.560 just criticizing some old democratic guy i wouldn't say the same about sanders sanders heart is having

01:58:36.720 all sorts of issues but he seems to have tons of energy and he's he's saying the same socialist

01:58:40.860 things he was saying in 1981 right so you kind of and sanders does have he does have energy that joe biden

01:58:48.200 doesn't no i know i mean you know say what you want about bernie sanders in his heart that's not a good

01:58:54.040 thing that's not a good sign but that guy is just like the energizer bunny he just goes and goes he's

01:58:59.120 like donald trump trump is the same way trump is the same way just never stops joe biden is is doesn't

01:59:04.900 look healthy he doesn't you know he just he looks like you know an 80 year old that is you know

01:59:11.960 towards the end i mean and then you look at the polling averages biden leads in iowa by a tick

01:59:18.700 biden leads in new hampshire by a tick he leads a ton in south carolina he leads nationally 27

01:59:25.380 to 18 over sanders warren at 15 buddha judge at 7 i mean it's just like he again this has been

01:59:33.840 his to lose this entire time uh and he's really good at losing i mean he's done nothing but lose

01:59:41.420 every time he's run for president uh in embarrassing fashion most of the time here he's holding the lead i

01:59:47.680 think just because these other candidates are so crazy bad like it's hard to unify around somebody

01:59:53.640 like you know elizabeth warren or bernie sanders so the categories we have is the front runners we

01:59:59.660 have biden and sanders there sanders still i mean he's right there in both of the early states in

02:00:04.140 his second place nationally yeah they've got a shot is the next category elizabeth warren and pete

02:00:09.380 buddha judge are there the next one is i mean maybe if everything goes right we have amy klobuchar

02:00:14.280 and michael bloomberg and bloomberg is a real wild card show me the show me the path for amy

02:00:19.080 i think amy is is well winning iowa puts her in the in the picture she's currently uh she'd be

02:00:24.940 currently fifth however rising and if she is if something happens let's say where joe biden really

02:00:31.760 screws up and his uh you know his appeal were to fall apart klobuchar and buddha judge would be the

02:00:36.720 the candidates for that lane um but you're right buddha biden has to fall apart for that to happen

02:00:42.540 that's not impossible even this close i mean because february 3rd it's a day after the super

02:00:47.740 bowl by the way is is the iowa caucus then you have um uh klobuchar it's unlikely but i i'm keeping

02:00:55.160 her in that category the next one is probably not cory booker can't believe he's still in still i can't

02:01:01.520 believe either tom steyer who i think would have a better chance if it wasn't for bloomberg he's doing

02:01:05.760 running the same campaign as bloomberg with the money and everything he's much more liberal than

02:01:09.620 bloomberg but also saying something yeah but he has no personality yeah uh so he's in real trouble

02:01:15.220 and andrew yang i think you can you can say i'm being unfair by putting him in category four of

02:01:20.500 five here his fundraising was excellent 16 million dollars he's at i think third or fourth in the

02:01:25.740 fundraising whip cream incident i did that's why he's in probably not yeah no the whip cream thing

02:01:31.100 was weird i like andrew yang i do too like he seems like a likable guy his policy uh positions though

02:01:37.580 are not nearly socialist enough for this field and i you know like he can he's got a business man i

02:01:44.620 mean he's he's still very very left and i wouldn't want his policies you know because i think some of

02:01:50.600 his policies are really bad economically yeah um but he's at least a an understandable guy a guy who

02:01:58.560 you know you're like i could i could talk to him yeah and you know i could have a real conversation with

02:02:03.960 him yeah and he seems to be somewhat respectful of conservatives but i mean like look at his policy

02:02:08.080 prescriptions yang talks non-stop about universal basic income which sounds mega super super liberal

02:02:14.000 and is in my mind i don't like the policy however part of his policy is also getting rid of like

02:02:19.800 every welfare policy in the united states and there's no way the democratic party never of 20 of any year

02:02:26.220 but certainly not 2020 is going to be like yeah let's get rid of uh food stamps and welfare and

02:02:32.340 a medicaid and all of these other things let me ask you this which party is in real trouble

02:02:37.540 you have joe biden the last gasp of the old democratic party okay uh you have bernie sanders

02:02:45.580 and elizabeth warren uh let's just let's just stick to the top five elizabeth warren bernie sanders

02:02:52.560 socialist socialist yes they're not traditional american uh political entities they're socialist then you have

02:03:00.820 pete buddha judge a guy who's really there because nobody knows anything about him now he looks he

02:03:05.540 seems to be smart but has no record nothing to criticize because he's never done really anything

02:03:10.240 okay so he's he's a really a non-entity and an identity politics candidate correct correct uh then

02:03:16.280 you have um michael bloomberg who i guess and tom steyer could be categorized in the joe biden but

02:03:25.420 they're not really i mean steyer's really more of a sanders warren type of guy but he's you know

02:03:30.840 just because he has a lot of money he seems to be more on that side i mean what is the future of

02:03:36.000 this party that's a bad in america that's a bad field right there that's really bad i mean buddha

02:03:40.700 judge and klobuchar maybe klobuchar you could say okay you can kind of see the future i don't know

02:03:44.780 maybe maybe you think cory booker i mean he's never proven anything horrible i mean the rest of this

02:03:49.000 field i mean bennett i mean gabbard is just so out of the step with the party at this point

02:03:52.320 uh you know she's too well liked by you know moderates and conservatives and i think she's

02:03:57.140 got some good qualities but she's not going to win this primary delaney still in it patrick still in

02:04:01.360 it duval patrick is still in this and marian williamson who's laid off her entire campaign

02:04:05.500 staff still continues to be active uh but like i mean yoga classes well yes yes and well she also

02:04:13.260 sells essential oils yeah so we got that going for us america you know the devious side of me would

02:04:21.940 just love marianne williamson to be the president of the united states just because

02:04:26.300 oh you think we're crazy now oh look out world williams and trump a debate there would be fun

02:04:33.000 oh my gosh that would be fun i'm writing out a movie theater for that thing oh that would be so fun

02:04:38.840 that would be so fun can you imagine a trump sanders debate that i mean it would be really

02:04:43.740 fascinating i mean again like you like the idea of stark construct contrast between candidates i like

02:04:49.460 the idea that you have some person who's presenting socialism and it's and and you know what never had

02:04:55.180 the moment with like elizabeth warren where she would deny that middle class people will be taxed he

02:04:59.240 was like yeah we're taxing them like he was being honest about it and he's not always honest but he's

02:05:03.440 more honest than a lot of these people are i wouldn't mind seeing that on stage i just don't want him

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The Glenn Beck Program - January 07, 2020

Iranian Propaganda – from OUR Press! ｜ 1⧸7⧸20

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