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00:02:03.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:12.860 Well, hello, you sick freak. 1.00

00:02:14.140 Welcome to the program.

00:02:15.940 It is Tuesday.

00:02:17.760 And what a Tuesday it is.

00:02:19.540 We've got a couple of things.

00:02:20.740 First of all, the New York Times has issued a warning

00:02:24.980 that America really needs to understand.

00:02:29.520 The New York Times is coming out against Donald Trump.

00:02:32.320 I know, I know.

00:02:33.480 And they say in the op-ed, you know, paraphrasing,

00:02:37.720 that they've, you know,

00:02:38.820 they took a fair and balanced look at Donald Trump,

00:02:42.240 you know, in the first time, first time around.

00:02:44.360 But he has changed.

00:02:46.120 And now he is dangerous.

00:02:48.020 And Americans should know that.

00:02:51.540 It comes as a complete shock to me from the New York Times.

00:02:55.620 We'll go through that.

00:02:56.560 Oh, oh, and some might say this is how it begins.

00:03:00.900 But I'm not one of those.

00:03:02.600 Guess who's commenting on how important this next election is

00:03:08.500 and how she's concerned.

00:03:10.780 She just doesn't see, you know, light at the end of the tunnel.

00:03:14.280 It's, yeah, Michelle Obama.

00:03:16.340 Michelle Obama is dipping her toe

00:03:19.260 in just to talk about the primaries a little bit.

00:03:22.680 It's quite fascinating.

00:03:24.880 We begin there in 60 seconds.

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00:04:41.300 So we find out today at theblaze.com

00:04:46.880 that the Biden campaign

00:04:49.900 has brought a lot of reporters

00:04:52.100 into their campaign headquarters

00:04:53.940 to, well, have an off-the-record conversation

00:04:59.300 with the top political reporters and editors.

00:05:02.900 And they brought them down

00:05:04.440 to campaign headquarters

00:05:06.440 in Wilmington, Delaware.

00:05:08.180 And those journalists and editors

00:05:10.840 met with top officials in the campaign,

00:05:14.240 including the advisors and the strategists

00:05:16.940 and even the Biden campaign manager.

00:05:19.400 And the purpose of the meeting

00:05:21.840 was to review media coverage

00:05:24.140 and correct what the campaign believes

00:05:26.180 they're getting wrong.

00:05:29.600 And that sounds normal.

00:05:32.100 Doesn't that sound normal, Stu?

00:05:33.800 That's journalism, Glenn.

00:05:35.720 The first thing they teach you,

00:05:37.080 day one journalism school,

00:05:39.180 is always take meetings with officials

00:05:42.040 that you're supposedly covering

00:05:44.200 and let them come to you

00:05:46.360 and tell you what you should be writing.

00:05:48.360 That's how you do the job.

00:05:51.060 Yeah, it is journalism 101.

00:05:52.920 I think people forget that.

00:05:54.840 But they met with the journalists

00:05:56.840 from the New York Times,

00:05:58.200 Washington Post.

00:05:59.580 The campaign plans to meet

00:06:00.980 with reporters from Reuters,

00:06:02.460 Bloomberg, NPR, Fox News,

00:06:04.240 The Wall Street Journal, NBC News, ABC,

00:06:06.840 and others in the coming day.

00:06:09.120 I would imagine we're not one of the others

00:06:11.480 that they're mentioning here.

00:06:14.100 But apparently, according to the campaign,

00:06:16.400 it has been very productive,

00:06:18.260 very productive,

00:06:18.940 because they did point out

00:06:22.200 that not only the White House,

00:06:24.720 but not just the campaign,

00:06:26.700 but Biden himself

00:06:27.860 has been very frustrated

00:06:29.760 with the media's coverage

00:06:31.000 of the economy.

00:06:33.100 And they're especially concerned

00:06:35.760 about the airtime

00:06:37.000 that polls are given

00:06:38.740 because it shows Biden

00:06:41.680 losing to Donald Trump.

00:06:42.920 And Biden in his campaign

00:06:46.160 told the New York Times another

00:06:47.600 they believe the media

00:06:49.160 should dedicate more time

00:06:50.680 to his narrative

00:06:52.260 and also talked about Trump

00:06:56.120 and how he represents

00:06:57.260 an existential threat to democracy.

00:07:00.400 Now, I haven't heard that last one

00:07:01.720 from any of those guys.

00:07:03.060 But, in a completely

00:07:06.520 unrelated story,

00:07:10.020 the New York Times

00:07:11.080 has come out with a warning

00:07:13.880 about Donald Trump in 2024.

00:07:18.020 They sure have, Glenn.

00:07:20.240 And this is devastating

00:07:23.180 for the president,

00:07:24.800 former President Trump.

00:07:26.680 I assume he's probably going

00:07:28.920 to withdraw from the entire

00:07:32.300 nomination process today.

00:07:35.180 It's bone-crushing.

00:07:36.320 It's bone-crushing.

00:07:37.260 This is not, Glenn,

00:07:38.320 and you might think,

00:07:38.980 well, an op-ed

00:07:39.980 from one of their writers.

00:07:41.200 No.

00:07:41.960 This is the editorial board

00:07:44.600 of the New York Times.

00:07:45.440 So that is a group

00:07:47.040 of independent journalists

00:07:52.440 whose, and I'm quoting

00:07:54.080 the New York Times,

00:07:54.840 whose views are informed

00:07:56.480 by expertise, research, debate,

00:08:01.080 and certain long-standing values.

00:08:05.400 And that's why

00:08:06.660 we should listen to them.

00:08:07.640 We know the New York Times

00:08:08.920 is the paper of record,

00:08:10.460 all the news that's fit to print,

00:08:12.740 and they found it

00:08:14.340 to be incredibly important

00:08:16.520 for you to know

00:08:18.940 that they are issuing

00:08:20.960 officially, Glenn,

00:08:23.660 and if you happen to be related

00:08:25.540 to the Trump campaign,

00:08:26.420 you may want to turn this off

00:08:27.300 because just hearing this

00:08:28.180 is going to crush you,

00:08:28.960 but they are issuing

00:08:30.540 an official warning

00:08:32.660 about Donald Trump

00:08:34.780 in 2024.

00:08:36.380 Now, this is not

00:08:37.260 the emergency broadcast system,

00:08:39.380 but it would sound

00:08:41.080 a little like this

00:08:42.440 if we were under attack,

00:08:44.680 you know,

00:08:45.600 and we're following this

00:08:47.400 beep, this tone now

00:08:50.680 with official information

00:08:53.520 from the New York Times.

00:08:55.560 And I, if I may,

00:08:56.720 just read it verbatim

00:08:57.640 because this is so devastating.

00:08:59.040 Powerful.

00:08:59.800 At the outset

00:09:00.580 of this election year,

00:09:01.920 with Donald Trump

00:09:02.680 leading the race

00:09:03.520 to be the Republican

00:09:04.280 presidential nominee,

00:09:06.080 Americans should pause 1.00

00:09:07.640 to consider

00:09:08.840 what a second Trump term

00:09:10.700 would mean

00:09:11.400 for our country

00:09:12.300 and the world

00:09:13.520 and to weigh

00:09:14.640 the serious responsibility

00:09:16.220 this election

00:09:17.160 places on their shoulders.

00:09:19.720 By now,

00:09:20.760 most American voters

00:09:21.960 should have no illusions

00:09:23.300 about who Mr. Trump is.

00:09:25.740 Now,

00:09:27.000 some could say

00:09:28.260 many of

00:09:30.440 the same things here

00:09:32.920 about Joe Biden,

00:09:34.820 but

00:09:35.660 I just don't think

00:09:37.920 most American voters

00:09:39.200 should have

00:09:40.500 any illusions

00:09:42.180 about who Mr. Biden is.

00:09:44.280 You live in your illusions

00:09:45.680 on who Mr. Biden is,

00:09:46.920 but let's talk about Donald Trump.

00:09:48.640 During as many years

00:09:49.840 as a real estate developer

00:09:51.080 and television personality,

00:09:53.260 then as president

00:09:54.240 and as a dominant figure

00:09:55.720 in the Republican Party,

00:09:56.860 Mr. Trump demonstrated

00:09:58.200 a character

00:09:59.040 and a temperament

00:10:00.800 that render him

00:10:02.120 utterly unfit

00:10:03.400 for high office.

00:10:04.800 Oh, my gosh.

00:10:05.500 As a TV host.

00:10:06.680 As a TV host.

00:10:07.580 Oh.

00:10:08.480 Yeah.

00:10:08.940 Now,

00:10:09.620 it's interesting

00:10:10.500 to hear about

00:10:11.560 the all-important

00:10:14.260 character

00:10:15.180 of the individual.

00:10:16.600 For instance,

00:10:19.220 you know,

00:10:19.500 he was a real estate developer

00:10:21.020 and television personality,

00:10:22.580 but

00:10:23.480 Joe Biden

00:10:24.560 was a senator

00:10:26.300 and then a vice president

00:10:28.440 and then a president,

00:10:29.760 so a little more important

00:10:31.200 than a TV guy.

00:10:33.360 But his character

00:10:35.040 led he and his son

00:10:36.900 and his family

00:10:37.720 to take millions of dollars

00:10:39.680 from the Chinese.

00:10:41.340 And I think

00:10:41.740 that's the kind of character

00:10:43.440 that America

00:10:44.800 really needs

00:10:45.940 to take into account

00:10:47.200 and go for,

00:10:49.460 you know.

00:10:50.140 As president,

00:10:51.240 the New York Times continues,

00:10:52.800 he wielded power

00:10:54.040 carelessly

00:10:55.060 and often cruelly

00:10:56.840 and put his ego

00:10:58.180 and his personal needs

00:10:59.220 above the interests

00:11:00.180 of his country.

00:11:02.100 Wow.

00:11:03.260 Wow.

00:11:03.860 Now,

00:11:04.000 the guy taking money

00:11:04.860 again from China

00:11:05.840 or Ukraine

00:11:06.420 has not done that.

00:11:07.920 The guy who didn't know

00:11:09.320 that the Secretary of Defense

00:11:11.820 was in ICU for a week

00:11:13.440 certainly didn't wield

00:11:14.800 his power carelessly

00:11:16.320 or cruelly.

00:11:18.660 And,

00:11:19.140 I don't know,

00:11:20.140 are you with me on this?

00:11:20.980 I am,

00:11:21.400 I'm surprised.

00:11:22.540 I thought

00:11:23.000 they were open

00:11:24.180 to maybe endorsing Trump

00:11:25.600 this time.

00:11:26.380 I thought they were

00:11:26.880 on the fence

00:11:27.700 and this seems to be

00:11:28.900 like they've made up

00:11:29.760 their mind

00:11:30.700 that not only

00:11:31.640 will they not endorse

00:11:32.660 Donald Trump

00:11:33.380 at any time

00:11:34.460 during this campaign cycle,

00:11:35.500 but they seem to think

00:11:36.740 he wasn't a good president

00:11:38.420 and would not be

00:11:39.220 a good president

00:11:39.820 in the future.

00:11:40.480 Well,

00:11:41.220 I want you to know,

00:11:42.180 Stu,

00:11:42.420 that this,

00:11:43.040 for the next 60 seconds,

00:11:44.500 this is not a test,

00:11:46.860 but an actual emergency alert

00:11:49.820 from the emergency broadcast system

00:11:52.240 where we are now giving

00:11:53.640 official information

00:11:55.020 from the New York Times.

00:11:57.160 This is indeed a warning.

00:12:00.320 As president,

00:12:01.400 he wielded his power

00:12:02.660 carelessly,

00:12:03.920 cruelly,

00:12:04.680 personal needs

00:12:05.500 above the interests,

00:12:06.920 but now as he campaigns again,

00:12:08.780 his worst impulses

00:12:10.680 remain as strong as ever.

00:12:12.280 Oh, no.

00:12:13.360 Encouraging violence.

00:12:15.120 I remember that.

00:12:16.440 Yeah.

00:12:16.900 You remember when he was

00:12:18.240 encouraging violence.

00:12:19.560 That was a big thing

00:12:20.520 when he...

00:12:21.060 It was a big thing.

00:12:21.920 He advocated the creation

00:12:23.400 of a new Godzilla

00:12:24.340 to crush U.S. cities.

00:12:25.840 I thought that was

00:12:26.320 over the line,

00:12:27.060 personally.

00:12:27.380 I did too.

00:12:28.040 I did too.

00:12:28.800 And he specifically,

00:12:30.000 the banners behind him said,

00:12:31.900 stomp on the power lines

00:12:33.300 and the trains.

00:12:34.180 Right.

00:12:34.380 Which I thought was,

00:12:35.920 you know,

00:12:37.220 a little lawless.

00:12:38.600 To me,

00:12:39.280 Kinko shouldn't even

00:12:40.120 print that banner.

00:12:41.000 I mean,

00:12:41.120 that's just me.

00:12:41.640 That's my stance.

00:12:42.800 Yeah, right.

00:12:43.780 Well,

00:12:44.200 he is encouraging violence

00:12:46.000 and lawlessness.

00:12:47.420 Now,

00:12:47.620 I don't know

00:12:48.660 of a president,

00:12:50.200 you know,

00:12:51.060 in the last,

00:12:52.180 really,

00:12:52.900 almost 20 years

00:12:54.260 that has promoted

00:12:56.480 lawlessness,

00:12:58.040 you know,

00:12:58.700 at all.

00:12:59.500 No, no, no.

00:13:00.800 I mean,

00:13:00.980 look at our border.

00:13:02.460 I mean,

00:13:02.640 it's the most...

00:13:03.640 Our border,

00:13:04.680 look at our cities

00:13:06.420 are just...

00:13:08.000 They're amazing.

00:13:08.740 I was in

00:13:09.860 West Palm

00:13:12.320 last night

00:13:13.220 having dinner

00:13:13.800 with some friends

00:13:14.400 and I've never

00:13:16.260 really spent any time

00:13:17.340 in West Palm Beach

00:13:18.940 and it's beautiful

00:13:20.620 but I'm walking down

00:13:23.020 the street

00:13:24.100 and it is like

00:13:25.180 money central.

00:13:26.120 It's like Rodeo Drive,

00:13:27.600 okay?

00:13:28.500 And I've never been there

00:13:30.040 and it was just like,

00:13:31.840 wow,

00:13:32.400 the people who live here

00:13:33.380 have a lot of money

00:13:34.160 and I'm driving

00:13:36.260 down the street

00:13:36.940 and I look at my wife

00:13:39.000 and I said,

00:13:40.020 hmm,

00:13:40.920 now there's something

00:13:42.380 different about this

00:13:44.200 compared to Rodeo Drive

00:13:46.640 and she said,

00:13:48.340 currently?

00:13:48.900 And I said,

00:13:49.420 yeah, currently.

00:13:50.100 Do you know what it might be?

00:13:51.420 And she said,

00:13:52.380 yes,

00:13:53.040 the plywood

00:13:53.960 on the windows

00:13:55.240 doesn't exist here.

00:13:56.480 the stores

00:13:58.520 that have taken

00:13:59.660 their names

00:14:00.100 off the stores

00:14:00.780 and moved away

00:14:01.600 because there

00:14:02.360 is absolutely

00:14:03.860 no law and order

00:14:05.140 in California?

00:14:06.520 And I said,

00:14:07.080 yeah,

00:14:07.340 I think that might be it.

00:14:08.860 What about the human waste?

00:14:10.500 That was still there

00:14:11.320 in Palm Beach?

00:14:11.940 No,

00:14:12.360 surprisingly,

00:14:13.440 it wasn't.

00:14:14.120 No,

00:14:14.500 it wasn't.

00:14:15.040 It was a very nice

00:14:16.200 American city.

00:14:17.600 It was very nice,

00:14:18.800 very nice.

00:14:19.940 And it tends to be that way

00:14:22.700 throughout Florida,

00:14:24.280 which I'm trying to figure out

00:14:26.600 what the difference is,

00:14:29.900 but it must be that

00:14:30.820 Donald Trump

00:14:31.360 is no longer in charge

00:14:32.800 because he,

00:14:34.040 again,

00:14:35.220 encourages violence

00:14:37.180 and lawlessness.

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00:16:34.860 at a campaign

00:16:36.900 of Donald Trump

00:16:37.800 according to

00:16:38.540 the New York Times

00:16:39.520 where he's encouraging

00:16:42.880 violence and lawlessness.

00:16:44.620 He's exploiting fear

00:16:45.940 and hate

00:16:46.580 for political gain.

00:16:48.260 He's undermining

00:16:49.040 the rule of law.

00:16:50.380 Did you know that, Stu?

00:16:51.260 And the Constitution.

00:16:53.520 He's applauding dictators.

00:16:55.460 And I don't mean people

00:16:56.300 like Fidel Castro.

00:16:57.780 I mean, he's not really

00:16:58.700 a dictator.

00:16:58.800 That's okay.

00:16:59.740 That would be fine

00:17:01.060 if you did that.

00:17:01.600 Hugo Chavez,

00:17:02.840 that's not bad.

00:17:03.800 Doing business

00:17:04.560 with Venezuela today,

00:17:05.880 that's not bad.

00:17:07.120 Yeah.

00:17:08.320 And he's,

00:17:09.420 and these things

00:17:10.060 are escalating

00:17:10.740 as he tries to regain power

00:17:12.220 and he's plotting retribution.

00:17:14.860 Intend on eluding

00:17:16.280 the institutional,

00:17:17.460 legal,

00:17:17.840 and bureaucratic restraints

00:17:19.620 that put limits on him

00:17:21.480 in his first term.

00:17:23.120 Wow.

00:17:24.280 Wow.

00:17:25.300 So the New York Times

00:17:26.240 is letting you know,

00:17:27.080 quote,

00:17:27.400 the purpose

00:17:28.060 at the start

00:17:28.740 of the new year,

00:17:29.420 therefore,

00:17:29.720 is to sound a warning.

00:17:32.940 Mr. Trump

00:17:33.600 does not offer

00:17:34.200 voters anything,

00:17:35.500 anything resembling

00:17:36.460 a normal option

00:17:37.800 of Republican

00:17:38.640 or Democrat,

00:17:39.460 conservative

00:17:39.840 or liberal,

00:17:40.640 big government

00:17:41.140 or small.

00:17:41.980 No.

00:17:42.940 No.

00:17:43.440 The Democrats are.

00:17:45.460 Okay.

00:17:46.420 Even though

00:17:46.960 the Democrats

00:17:47.500 represent an America

00:17:48.700 where there is

00:17:50.120 no difference

00:17:50.720 between men and women,

00:17:52.140 gender is completely fluid,

00:17:53.840 white people

00:17:54.360 are always racist, 0.83

00:17:56.440 we redistribute

00:17:57.860 the wealth,

00:17:58.940 it's a Marxist state

00:18:01.320 that is going

00:18:02.640 to eventually

00:18:03.200 turn into

00:18:04.020 something that

00:18:05.400 does not resemble

00:18:06.840 capitalism

00:18:07.480 because it's

00:18:08.200 not capitalism.

00:18:10.200 So,

00:18:10.580 they're not offering

00:18:11.540 anything like that.

00:18:13.400 They're offering

00:18:14.460 just that regular America,

00:18:16.300 you know,

00:18:17.200 that is so

00:18:19.100 constitutional

00:18:20.000 and,

00:18:21.900 you know,

00:18:23.400 he,

00:18:24.000 Donald Trump

00:18:24.460 is confronting

00:18:25.120 in America

00:18:25.640 with far more

00:18:26.440 fateful choice

00:18:27.400 between the continuance

00:18:29.080 of the United States

00:18:29.940 as a nation

00:18:30.520 dedicated to the blessings

00:18:31.700 of liberty

00:18:32.280 to ourselves

00:18:32.960 and our posterity

00:18:34.020 and a man

00:18:35.200 who's proudly shown

00:18:36.140 open disdain

00:18:36.960 for the law

00:18:37.600 and protections

00:18:38.360 and ideals

00:18:39.260 of the constitutions.

00:18:41.240 Wow.

00:18:41.900 I,

00:18:42.300 you know what?

00:18:42.740 I think

00:18:44.600 I'm really

00:18:46.900 beginning to see

00:18:48.300 Donald Trump

00:18:49.860 for the monster

00:18:51.560 he is.

00:18:53.420 And you go on

00:18:53.940 through this op-ed

00:18:54.740 and it's much

00:18:55.640 of the same.

00:18:56.520 They talk about

00:18:57.040 his first four years

00:18:58.440 in the White House

00:18:59.000 did lasting damage

00:18:59.940 to the presidency

00:19:00.660 and the nation

00:19:01.360 and they go through

00:19:01.980 all that

00:19:02.500 but then they say

00:19:03.520 the republic

00:19:04.060 and they first of all

00:19:05.700 call it a republic

00:19:06.560 which is actually news

00:19:08.180 so it's not a democracy

00:19:09.180 this time.

00:19:09.560 They're talking to us.

00:19:11.300 Right.

00:19:11.620 Yes.

00:19:12.360 The republic

00:19:13.020 weathered Mr. Trump's

00:19:13.980 presidency

00:19:14.340 for a variety

00:19:15.300 of reasons.

00:19:16.420 His lack

00:19:17.080 of prepared agenda

00:19:18.220 so he was incompetent

00:19:19.640 and unprepared.

00:19:20.760 Right.

00:19:20.940 The disruption

00:19:21.340 of COVID-19

00:19:22.480 so the pandemic

00:19:24.300 got in the way

00:19:25.280 and his appointees

00:19:27.700 who tried to temper

00:19:28.820 his most dangerous

00:19:29.900 and unreasonable demands.

00:19:32.240 Most of all

00:19:33.040 it survived

00:19:34.180 because the people

00:19:35.040 and the institutions

00:19:35.800 and his administration

00:19:36.720 and the Republican Party

00:19:37.740 who proved strong enough

00:19:39.780 to stand up

00:19:40.560 to its efforts

00:19:41.300 to undermine

00:19:42.320 the peaceful transfer

00:19:43.260 of power.

00:19:44.300 Okay.

00:19:44.960 So you get the point here

00:19:46.780 that like all these things

00:19:48.140 limited him last time

00:19:49.360 and this time

00:19:50.120 he's going to be fully

00:19:51.000 unleashed

00:19:52.140 which echoes

00:19:53.640 exactly

00:19:55.520 what Donald Trump

00:19:57.060 is saying

00:19:57.700 on the campaign trail.

00:19:58.960 Like he's telling

00:20:00.080 his own voters

00:20:00.920 hey

00:20:01.620 I had all these things

00:20:03.360 that got in my way

00:20:04.100 last time

00:20:04.580 I won't let that happen again

00:20:05.700 I'm going to do all these

00:20:06.440 wonderful things this time.

00:20:08.380 And you go back at this

00:20:09.120 and you think about

00:20:09.720 well what's the reaction

00:20:11.440 of let's say

00:20:12.220 Ron DeSantis

00:20:13.500 to this being released?

00:20:15.580 Is the answer

00:20:16.460 is the reaction

00:20:17.600 to Ron DeSantis

00:20:18.080 yay

00:20:18.800 the New York Times

00:20:20.040 is attacking my opponent

00:20:21.620 and it makes it more likely

00:20:23.040 for me to win in Iowa

00:20:24.360 or

00:20:25.320 could it possibly be

00:20:27.020 he

00:20:27.480 sees it

00:20:28.460 he reads it on his laptop

00:20:29.560 and then throws his laptop

00:20:30.820 against the wall

00:20:31.700 across the room

00:20:32.580 because

00:20:33.200 What are you doing

00:20:34.600 New York Times

00:20:35.280 you're helping Donald Trump.

00:20:36.680 Exactly.

00:20:36.940 And so you come to that

00:20:38.020 conclusion

00:20:38.280 is this

00:20:39.320 a spectacular

00:20:40.760 failure

00:20:41.680 from the New York Times

00:20:42.880 trying to sink Donald Trump

00:20:44.220 and being pathetic 0.73

00:20:45.120 at doing it

00:20:45.800 or is it

00:20:46.740 a success

00:20:47.880 which is giving

00:20:49.500 Donald Trump

00:20:50.840 ammunition

00:20:51.380 to win this primary

00:20:53.140 and then in their eyes

00:20:54.540 eventually be defeated

00:20:55.680 by Joe Biden

00:20:56.680 a massive

00:20:57.760 massive risk

00:20:58.640 if you happen to be a Democrat

00:20:59.700 but one they seem

00:21:00.620 intent on taking

00:21:01.620 just a fascinating

00:21:03.880 effort here

00:21:05.060 because

00:21:05.400 whose mind

00:21:07.000 could possibly

00:21:08.700 be changed

00:21:09.360 by this

00:21:09.900 the New York Times

00:21:11.480 readers

00:21:11.980 who already think

00:21:13.300 Donald Trump is Hitler

00:21:14.220 are they like

00:21:14.800 wow thank god

00:21:15.680 they gave me a warning

00:21:16.420 I was on the verge

00:21:17.220 of voting for the guy

00:21:18.140 or

00:21:20.080 is there anyone

00:21:21.700 who

00:21:22.040 is already voting

00:21:23.900 for Trump

00:21:24.340 who's just like

00:21:24.860 oh gosh

00:21:25.660 I mean I don't know

00:21:26.560 now the New York Times

00:21:28.160 is giving me a warning

00:21:29.000 this establishment

00:21:30.380 that I don't trust

00:21:31.700 and hate

00:21:32.740 with every fiber

00:21:33.520 of my being

00:21:34.120 is telling me

00:21:34.620 this is the wrong

00:21:35.300 thing to do

00:21:35.860 gee what should I do

00:21:37.100 here

00:21:37.420 it's amazing

00:21:38.460 may I ask Stu

00:21:40.280 and I

00:21:41.560 sure this is a bit

00:21:43.720 cynical

00:21:44.120 but may I ask

00:21:46.240 that maybe

00:21:47.400 when

00:21:48.740 the New York Times

00:21:50.000 was meeting

00:21:51.180 in Delaware

00:21:52.240 in Wilmington

00:21:53.100 and the

00:21:54.020 White House said

00:21:55.140 you have to paint him

00:21:56.560 as a danger

00:21:58.000 to the country

00:22:00.340 I mean

00:22:01.020 what are you doing

00:22:02.040 you should dedicate

00:22:03.100 more time

00:22:04.100 that Trump

00:22:04.760 represents an

00:22:05.620 existential threat

00:22:06.700 to democracy

00:22:07.520 and then just a few

00:22:08.820 days later

00:22:09.460 they write

00:22:09.960 they write that

00:22:10.940 I mean I know

00:22:11.700 that's cynical

00:22:12.420 I mean it's total coincidence

00:22:14.320 it's total coincidence

00:22:15.220 oh and also

00:22:16.220 Joe Biden puts

00:22:17.840 Donald Trump

00:22:18.420 in his place

00:22:19.100 the New York Times

00:22:20.140 and is Trump

00:22:22.060 hell

00:22:22.520 from the New York Times

00:22:24.780 so they have a very

00:22:27.840 very good record here

00:22:30.280 it's Trump

00:22:31.120 hell

00:22:31.560 is he hell

00:22:32.940 is he hell

00:22:34.240 that's the name

00:22:34.980 of the

00:22:35.340 that's the headline

00:22:36.140 of a piece

00:22:38.120 a piece of something

00:22:39.640 I'll tell you that

00:22:40.580 it's a piece of something

00:22:41.660 you're right

00:22:42.100 smells like

00:22:43.500 hell

00:22:44.400 Glenn

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00:24:27.920 Pat Gray

00:24:29.120 joins us now

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00:24:31.120 along with our

00:24:32.340 executive producer

00:24:33.860 Stu Bregeer

00:24:35.260 you know

00:24:36.460 Biden

00:24:37.140 has

00:24:38.400 continued

00:24:39.200 his attacks

00:24:40.140 on Donald

00:24:41.040 Trump

00:24:41.440 and his

00:24:42.240 supporters

00:24:42.720 now

00:24:43.760 this is

00:24:44.380 something

00:24:44.660 again

00:24:45.000 the New York

00:24:45.440 Times

00:24:45.880 just said

00:24:46.400 that Donald

00:24:46.820 Trump

00:24:47.240 does

00:24:47.760 but

00:24:48.780 apparently

00:24:49.560 not Joe

00:24:50.080 Biden

00:24:50.420 but let

00:24:50.840 me just

00:24:51.080 tell you

00:24:51.300 what happened

00:24:51.720 at his

00:24:52.220 speech

00:24:54.360 last night

00:24:55.380 in Charleston

00:24:56.260 South Carolina

00:24:57.100 he said

00:24:58.640 that Donald

00:24:59.140 Trump

00:24:59.440 and his

00:24:59.820 supporters

00:25:00.460 are

00:25:02.200 defeated

00:25:02.980 Confederates

00:25:04.480 oh

00:25:05.520 so wait

00:25:06.820 we would be

00:25:07.540 Democrats

00:25:08.960 after the

00:25:10.760 Civil War

00:25:11.260 the defeated

00:25:11.880 Confederates

00:25:12.880 wouldn't accept

00:25:13.840 the verdict

00:25:14.340 of the war

00:25:15.060 they lost

00:25:16.060 so

00:25:17.020 they say

00:25:18.300 they embraced

00:25:19.240 what is known

00:25:19.800 as the lost

00:25:20.840 cause

00:25:21.440 the self-serving

00:25:22.500 lie

00:25:22.920 that Civil War

00:25:23.780 was not about

00:25:24.360 slavery

00:25:24.780 but about

00:25:25.240 state rights

00:25:26.140 they call

00:25:27.680 that the

00:25:28.000 noble cause

00:25:28.740 that was

00:25:29.260 a lie

00:25:29.740 yes

00:25:30.380 Joe

00:25:30.960 it was

00:25:31.640 a lie

00:25:32.040 it is

00:25:32.340 really

00:25:32.920 weird

00:25:33.660 but you

00:25:34.400 would know

00:25:34.720 it best

00:25:35.100 because

00:25:35.580 you're

00:25:36.340 a Democrat

00:25:37.000 and that

00:25:38.120 was the

00:25:38.520 lie

00:25:38.880 of the

00:25:39.540 Southern

00:25:39.920 Democratic

00:25:40.720 Party

00:25:41.580 next

00:25:43.180 we're living

00:25:43.900 in an era

00:25:44.420 of second

00:25:44.980 loss

00:25:45.320 cause

00:25:45.720 once again

00:25:46.340 there are

00:25:46.640 some in

00:25:46.860 this country

00:25:47.220 trying to

00:25:47.640 turn a

00:25:47.920 loss

00:25:48.180 into a

00:25:48.540 lie

00:25:48.820 a lie

00:25:49.220 that if

00:25:49.500 allowed

00:25:49.720 to live

00:25:50.180 will once

00:25:50.880 again

00:25:51.120 bring

00:25:51.400 terrible

00:25:51.800 damage

00:25:52.200 to this

00:25:52.600 country

00:25:52.980 this time

00:25:53.920 the lie

00:25:54.260 is about

00:25:54.560 the 2020

00:25:55.180 election

00:25:56.000 let me

00:25:57.000 say what

00:25:57.440 others

00:25:57.740 cannot

00:25:58.160 we must

00:25:59.140 reject

00:25:59.580 political

00:26:00.160 violence

00:26:00.700 in America

00:26:01.400 I agree

00:26:02.440 like the

00:26:02.960 Klan

00:26:03.340 which was

00:26:04.620 an arm

00:26:05.280 of the

00:26:05.940 Democratic

00:26:06.400 Party

00:26:06.840 or

00:26:07.680 BLM 1.00

00:26:08.700 which is

00:26:09.460 an arm

00:26:10.020 of the

00:26:10.520 Democratic

00:26:10.980 Party

00:26:11.480 he says

00:26:12.960 always

00:26:13.540 not sometimes

00:26:14.500 but always

00:26:15.480 it's never

00:26:16.720 appropriate

00:26:17.340 so I would

00:26:18.260 assume

00:26:18.720 that would

00:26:19.300 be like

00:26:19.940 you know

00:26:21.920 BLM 1.00

00:26:22.980 today

00:26:23.620 the

00:26:24.260 violence

00:26:24.620 of

00:26:24.800 January

00:26:25.100 6

00:26:25.480 was

00:26:25.680 the

00:26:25.840 extension

00:26:26.280 of

00:26:26.460 an

00:26:26.580 old

00:26:26.880 playbook

00:26:27.420 from

00:26:27.760 the

00:26:27.980 threats

00:26:28.340 of

00:26:28.600 violence

00:26:29.040 and

00:26:29.280 intimidation

00:26:30.060 now

00:26:31.120 there

00:26:31.460 was a

00:26:31.760 period

00:26:32.040 there

00:26:32.320 but I

00:26:32.700 would

00:26:33.000 add

00:26:33.620 just

00:26:36.360 the

00:26:36.640 kind

00:26:37.040 of

00:26:37.200 stuff

00:26:37.500 we

00:26:37.700 were

00:26:37.860 talking

00:26:38.240 about

00:26:38.580 with

00:26:38.860 the

00:26:39.040 Klan

00:26:39.520 which

00:26:40.580 was

00:26:41.080 a

00:26:41.640 violent

00:26:42.840 arm

00:26:43.540 of the

00:26:45.080 Democrat

00:26:45.560 Party

00:26:46.380 I just

00:26:47.040 thought

00:26:47.320 I'd

00:26:48.280 throw

00:26:49.020 that in

00:26:49.500 it doesn't

00:26:52.420 get mentioned

00:26:52.860 all that

00:26:53.260 much

00:26:53.660 the history

00:26:54.740 of these

00:26:55.060 institutions

00:26:55.780 yeah

00:26:56.700 no

00:26:57.000 it really

00:26:57.360 it's

00:26:57.720 strange

00:26:58.160 it

00:26:58.460 doesn't

00:26:59.060 now

00:26:59.740 Michelle

00:27:01.680 Obama

00:27:02.080 came out

00:27:02.680 and

00:27:03.820 she said

00:27:04.780 she is

00:27:05.260 terrified

00:27:06.020 by what

00:27:07.540 may come

00:27:07.960 out of

00:27:08.200 the

00:27:08.320 2024

00:27:08.720 election

00:27:09.480 is she

00:27:10.300 giving a

00:27:10.720 warning

00:27:11.120 she's not

00:27:12.080 I mean

00:27:12.340 let me

00:27:12.600 just

00:27:12.780 she's not

00:27:13.360 saying

00:27:13.720 that she's

00:27:14.140 giving a

00:27:14.540 warning

00:27:14.780 about

00:27:15.060 Donald

00:27:15.340 Trump

00:27:15.600 in

00:27:15.740 2024

00:27:16.160 is

00:27:16.740 she

00:27:16.920 she is

00:27:18.120 she is

00:27:18.900 that's

00:27:19.140 the same

00:27:19.420 thing

00:27:19.540 the New

00:27:19.720 York

00:27:19.840 Times

00:27:20.200 did

00:27:20.420 today

00:27:20.800 yeah

00:27:21.500 so

00:27:21.940 she's

00:27:22.620 on this

00:27:22.960 podcast

00:27:23.420 with

00:27:24.560 Jay

00:27:25.500 Shetty

00:27:26.060 the

00:27:27.380 Jay

00:27:28.080 Shetty

00:27:28.480 yeah

00:27:29.020 of course

00:27:30.120 of course

00:27:30.660 you don't

00:27:31.000 get

00:27:31.240 Michelle

00:27:31.780 Obama

00:27:32.160 if

00:27:32.380 you're

00:27:32.600 not

00:27:33.080 if

00:27:33.300 you're

00:27:33.440 a

00:27:33.580 different

00:27:33.920 Jay

00:27:34.260 Shetty

00:27:34.660 she

00:27:36.320 says

00:27:36.800 what's

00:27:37.560 going to

00:27:37.760 happen

00:27:37.980 this

00:27:38.180 next

00:27:38.440 election

00:27:38.820 I

00:27:39.320 am

00:27:39.500 terrified

00:27:40.260 about

00:27:40.800 what

00:27:40.980 could

00:27:41.160 possibly

00:27:41.620 happen

00:27:42.020 that's

00:27:42.760 weird

00:27:43.020 because

00:27:43.420 so

00:27:43.860 am

00:27:44.020 I

00:27:44.240 because

00:27:45.120 our

00:27:45.360 leaders

00:27:45.740 matter

00:27:46.380 who

00:27:46.840 we

00:27:47.020 select

00:27:47.540 who

00:27:47.760 speaks

00:27:48.140 for

00:27:48.380 us

00:27:48.640 who

00:27:49.140 holds

00:27:49.500 that

00:27:49.760 bully

00:27:50.060 pulpit

00:27:50.560 it

00:27:51.140 affects

00:27:51.460 it

00:27:52.040 affects

00:27:52.400 us

00:27:52.600 in

00:27:52.740 ways

00:27:52.960 sometimes

00:27:53.380 I

00:27:53.600 think

00:27:53.760 people

00:27:54.020 take

00:27:54.280 for

00:27:54.460 granted

00:27:54.760 here

00:27:55.260 she

00:27:55.480 is

00:27:55.780 listen

00:27:56.100 the

00:27:56.720 things

00:27:57.220 that

00:27:57.520 keep

00:27:57.820 me

00:27:58.020 up

00:27:58.360 because

00:27:58.740 you

00:27:59.000 don't

00:27:59.460 have

00:27:59.660 control

00:28:00.160 over

00:28:00.460 them

00:28:00.740 and

00:28:01.660 you

00:28:01.800 wonder

00:28:02.320 where

00:28:03.280 are

00:28:03.420 people

00:28:03.740 where

00:28:04.200 are

00:28:04.420 we

00:28:04.640 in

00:28:04.900 this

00:28:05.260 you

00:28:05.860 know

00:28:05.980 where

00:28:06.180 are

00:28:06.340 our

00:28:06.480 hearts

00:28:06.880 what's

00:28:07.200 going

00:28:07.300 to

00:28:07.400 happen

00:28:07.640 in

00:28:07.800 this

00:28:07.960 next

00:28:08.220 election

00:28:08.660 I

00:28:09.200 am

00:28:09.360 terrified

00:28:09.820 about

00:28:10.680 what

00:28:11.000 could

00:28:11.240 possibly

00:28:11.740 happen

00:28:12.300 because

00:28:13.020 our

00:28:13.260 leaders

00:28:13.640 matter

00:28:18.640 pulpit

00:28:19.340 it

00:28:20.220 affects

00:28:20.660 us

00:28:20.900 in

00:28:21.060 ways

00:28:21.360 that

00:28:21.520 sometimes

00:28:21.980 I

00:28:22.260 think

00:28:22.500 people

00:28:22.840 take

00:28:23.160 for

00:28:23.380 granted

00:28:23.740 is he

00:28:25.520 wearing

00:28:25.700 a

00:28:25.940 snuggie

00:28:26.360 in that

00:28:26.900 interview

00:28:27.180 he

00:28:28.240 seems

00:28:28.500 to be

00:28:28.720 wearing

00:28:29.000 a

00:28:29.380 blanket

00:28:30.780 with

00:28:31.080 sleeves

00:28:31.600 is it

00:28:32.800 a

00:28:32.960 snuggie

00:28:33.380 is it

00:28:33.600 a

00:28:33.740 slanket

00:28:34.220 what

00:28:34.400 is it

00:28:34.980 because

00:28:35.260 you

00:28:36.140 know

00:28:38.480 this

00:28:39.180 is

00:28:39.460 if

00:28:39.900 you

00:28:40.080 can

00:28:40.260 do

00:28:40.360 shows

00:28:40.880 in

00:28:41.080 snuggies

00:28:42.420 I'm

00:28:42.840 going

00:28:43.000 to

00:28:43.180 start

00:28:43.380 doing

00:28:43.740 the

00:28:43.960 show

00:28:44.200 in

00:28:44.480 a

00:28:44.660 snuggie

00:28:45.080 I

00:28:45.660 didn't

00:28:45.780 know

00:28:45.860 that

00:28:45.940 was

00:28:46.120 allowed

00:28:46.480 I

00:28:47.220 have

00:28:47.440 to

00:28:47.560 tell

00:28:47.740 you

00:28:47.860 this

00:28:48.180 is

00:28:48.460 why

00:28:49.340 people

00:28:49.660 put

00:28:49.860 their

00:28:50.000 good

00:28:50.300 money

00:28:50.660 into

00:28:51.760 signing

00:28:52.120 up

00:28:52.320 for

00:28:52.460 blaze

00:28:52.800 tv

00:28:53.040 because

00:28:53.380 they

00:28:53.620 get

00:28:54.020 the

00:28:54.280 kind

00:28:54.680 of

00:28:54.860 deep

00:28:55.300 questions

00:28:55.940 like

00:28:56.620 slanket

00:28:57.520 or

00:28:57.980 snuggie

00:28:58.600 which

00:28:59.020 isn't

00:28:59.460 and

00:28:59.980 I

00:29:00.740 don't

00:29:00.880 think

00:29:01.020 I've

00:29:01.220 heard

00:29:01.360 anybody

00:29:01.660 else

00:29:01.920 ask

00:29:02.120 that

00:29:02.340 Stu

00:29:02.560 congratulations

00:29:03.280 thank

00:29:03.580 you

00:29:03.660 very

00:29:03.800 much

00:29:04.000 Glenn

00:29:04.200 yeah

00:29:04.780 she

00:29:06.300 said

00:29:06.780 she

00:29:07.300 knows

00:29:08.900 too

00:29:09.220 much

00:29:09.680 because

00:29:10.420 she

00:29:10.700 was

00:29:10.900 married

00:29:11.180 to

00:29:11.340 the

00:29:11.480 president

00:29:11.860 who

00:29:12.120 knows

00:29:12.480 everything

00:29:13.340 about

00:29:13.980 everything

00:29:14.680 in

00:29:15.280 the

00:29:15.460 world

00:29:16.100 wow

00:29:17.560 she

00:29:18.740 listed

00:29:19.100 wars

00:29:19.600 in

00:29:19.960 too

00:29:20.280 many

00:29:20.580 regions

00:29:21.200 the

00:29:22.580 future

00:29:22.940 of

00:29:23.120 artificial

00:29:23.500 intelligence

00:29:24.220 the

00:29:24.460 environment

00:29:24.900 education

00:29:25.600 whether

00:29:26.040 people

00:29:26.400 will

00:29:26.720 vote

00:29:27.180 people

00:29:27.920 being

00:29:28.200 too

00:29:28.400 engrossed

00:29:28.880 in

00:29:29.000 their

00:29:29.160 phones

00:29:29.700 as

00:29:30.020 other

00:29:30.360 issues

00:29:30.740 that

00:29:30.920 keep

00:29:31.120 her

00:29:31.260 awake

00:29:31.560 at

00:29:31.720 night

00:29:31.980 then

00:29:32.920 they

00:29:33.180 focus

00:29:33.720 the

00:29:34.000 discussion

00:29:34.400 on

00:29:34.700 what

00:29:35.140 offends

00:29:35.940 her

00:29:36.540 you know

00:29:37.460 and many

00:29:38.140 times

00:29:38.720 I've been

00:29:39.480 in

00:29:39.700 conversations

00:29:40.300 and it's

00:29:41.820 turned to

00:29:42.360 that

00:29:42.720 very

00:29:43.480 familiar

00:29:44.000 phrase

00:29:44.480 I wonder

00:29:45.020 what

00:29:45.300 offends

00:29:45.780 Michelle

00:29:46.200 Obama

00:29:46.660 and she

00:29:48.800 spoke

00:29:49.140 about it

00:29:49.660 and she

00:29:50.240 dislikes

00:29:50.800 injustice

00:29:51.460 thank god

00:29:53.400 somebody

00:29:53.940 does

00:29:54.400 she

00:29:55.240 dislikes

00:29:55.800 ego

00:29:56.440 right

00:29:57.600 greed 0.51

00:29:59.000 don't you

00:30:00.060 know it

00:30:00.620 and

00:30:01.540 racism

00:30:02.320 she

00:30:03.260 condemned

00:30:03.700 unfairness

00:30:04.560 and

00:30:05.000 bullies

00:30:05.640 and she

00:30:07.320 also decried

00:30:08.040 childish

00:30:08.740 leadership

00:30:09.380 in which

00:30:09.920 somebody's

00:30:10.400 just base

00:30:11.000 and vulgar

00:30:11.580 and cynical

00:30:12.340 you know

00:30:13.440 she's not

00:30:13.980 cynical

00:30:14.420 the police

00:30:15.620 don't always

00:30:16.220 do you

00:30:16.600 like that

00:30:17.260 white people

00:30:18.020 don't always

00:30:18.600 do you

00:30:18.940 like that

00:30:19.340 that would

00:30:19.620 be cynical

00:30:20.260 anyway

00:30:21.660 she says

00:30:22.360 she just 0.65

00:30:22.780 wants to

00:30:23.160 resonate

00:30:23.460 good

00:30:24.020 I want

00:30:25.240 to be

00:30:25.960 a face

00:30:26.360 of reason

00:30:27.000 and compassion

00:30:27.860 and empathy

00:30:28.820 and that's

00:30:30.320 much more

00:30:30.720 important

00:30:31.040 than my

00:30:31.440 feelings

00:30:32.160 because my

00:30:33.540 feelings

00:30:34.480 I can

00:30:35.680 take care

00:30:36.400 of those

00:30:37.160 she's on

00:30:38.220 the road

00:30:38.500 of being

00:30:38.860 a republican

00:30:39.540 listen to

00:30:40.400 that

00:30:40.620 her feelings

00:30:41.860 don't matter

00:30:42.940 because

00:30:44.000 she's in

00:30:45.740 charge of

00:30:46.460 those

00:30:46.960 that's the

00:30:48.220 first

00:30:48.560 progressive

00:30:49.460 democrat

00:30:49.940 I've ever

00:30:50.340 heard say

00:30:50.780 that

00:30:51.140 she also

00:30:52.320 talked about

00:30:52.860 and this is

00:30:53.200 going to

00:30:53.320 come as a

00:30:53.700 surprise to

00:30:54.160 you about

00:30:54.600 being another

00:30:55.480 she said

00:30:57.240 you know

00:30:57.520 you learn

00:30:57.920 how to be

00:30:58.300 excellent

00:30:58.620 all the

00:30:58.940 time

00:30:59.180 because

00:30:59.440 you can't

00:30:59.800 be less

00:31:00.320 you know

00:31:00.960 and she

00:31:03.040 said

00:31:03.420 I just

00:31:03.840 find it

00:31:04.400 interesting

00:31:04.760 that some

00:31:05.340 people can

00:31:05.880 be indicted

00:31:06.800 a bunch

00:31:07.380 of times

00:31:07.880 and still

00:31:09.180 run for

00:31:09.680 office

00:31:10.100 while black 0.54

00:31:11.300 men can't 0.98

00:31:12.220 and I

00:31:13.700 thought of

00:31:14.040 that

00:31:14.280 when her

00:31:15.960 husband won

00:31:16.740 the presidency

00:31:17.460 two times

00:31:18.200 in a row

00:31:18.620 I thought

00:31:19.800 boy

00:31:20.040 you know

00:31:20.460 I thought

00:31:21.120 this was

00:31:21.440 a country

00:31:21.800 where black

00:31:22.320 men can't 0.98

00:31:22.860 run for

00:31:23.740 office

00:31:24.160 and I

00:31:25.260 must have

00:31:25.760 been

00:31:25.900 mistaken

00:31:26.400 it's

00:31:26.960 called

00:31:27.120 oppression

00:31:27.480 it's

00:31:28.400 called

00:31:28.580 oppression

00:31:29.040 it's

00:31:29.400 oppression

00:31:29.900 that

00:31:30.380 you know

00:31:30.900 only

00:31:31.200 eight

00:31:31.520 years

00:31:31.780 in the

00:31:32.020 white

00:31:32.180 house

00:31:32.440 do you

00:31:33.020 know

00:31:33.220 they

00:31:33.480 created

00:31:34.000 that

00:31:34.420 constitutional

00:31:35.220 amendment

00:31:35.680 limiting

00:31:36.200 presidents

00:31:36.840 two terms

00:31:37.420 just to stop

00:31:38.120 the first

00:31:38.480 black

00:31:38.740 president

00:31:39.160 that's

00:31:40.300 why they

00:31:40.660 did it

00:31:40.900 I know

00:31:42.220 it's sad

00:31:42.900 it's sad

00:31:43.520 and it's

00:31:44.100 hard to

00:31:44.380 believe

00:31:44.600 but it's

00:31:45.180 true

00:31:45.340 he was

00:31:47.920 really our

00:31:48.360 first black

00:31:48.840 president

00:31:49.240 FDR

00:31:50.480 oh really

00:31:50.860 FDR

00:31:51.280 oh okay

00:31:52.560 yeah

00:31:52.860 all right

00:31:53.520 you didn't

00:31:53.880 know that

00:31:54.320 I always

00:31:55.160 thought it

00:31:55.460 was Clinton

00:31:56.180 no he

00:31:56.980 was second

00:31:57.360 but no

00:31:57.760 no he

00:31:58.200 was the

00:31:58.480 second

00:31:58.860 black

00:31:59.220 president

00:31:59.620 yes

00:32:00.000 and neither

00:32:00.540 Clinton

00:32:00.900 or FDR

00:32:01.640 were black

00:32:02.400 but they

00:32:04.040 were

00:32:04.360 but they

00:32:04.920 well it

00:32:05.580 depends on

00:32:05.960 how they

00:32:06.220 identified

00:32:06.680 that particular

00:32:07.460 term

00:32:07.840 I mean

00:32:08.140 one of his

00:32:10.020 terms where

00:32:10.540 he was a

00:32:10.900 black

00:32:11.080 president

00:32:11.500 and one

00:32:12.380 of his

00:32:12.620 native

00:32:12.960 American

00:32:13.380 president

00:32:13.860 one

00:32:14.660 and he

00:32:15.700 was a

00:32:16.040 lesbian

00:32:16.780 woman 0.99

00:32:17.200 for one

00:32:17.860 of his

00:32:18.100 terms

00:32:18.440 really

00:32:19.040 strange

00:32:19.600 because his

00:32:20.020 wife was 0.99

00:32:20.540 too

00:32:20.860 but

00:32:24.460 anyway

00:32:25.860 this is the

00:32:26.580 kind of

00:32:27.000 thing that

00:32:27.500 I think

00:32:27.820 she's talking

00:32:28.560 about

00:32:28.780 the reason

00:32:29.480 that she

00:32:30.240 could bring

00:32:30.640 to the

00:32:30.940 table

00:32:31.260 now

00:32:32.280 Stu

00:32:33.640 I mean

00:32:36.520 that's

00:32:37.460 exactly

00:32:38.120 how

00:32:40.120 I would

00:32:40.780 introduce

00:32:41.300 her

00:32:41.880 to the

00:32:43.140 political

00:32:43.540 process

00:32:44.360 is

00:32:45.020 skittering

00:32:45.580 her on

00:32:46.000 some

00:32:46.280 big show

00:32:46.840 like the

00:32:47.300 Jay Shetty

00:32:47.880 show

00:32:48.500 which is

00:32:49.460 anything but

00:32:49.980 Shetty

00:32:50.260 you know

00:32:50.700 what I mean

00:32:51.060 yeah

00:32:51.380 the

00:32:51.580 the

00:32:52.000 the

00:32:52.300 snuggie

00:32:52.740 guy

00:32:53.000 this

00:32:53.420 you're

00:32:54.040 gonna

00:32:54.100 put him

00:32:54.360 on a

00:32:54.580 show

00:32:54.780 with a

00:32:55.100 host

00:32:55.300 that's

00:32:55.540 wearing

00:32:55.740 a

00:32:55.900 snuggie

00:32:56.300 and

00:32:56.520 that's

00:32:56.720 how

00:32:56.820 you're

00:32:56.940 going

00:32:57.020 to

00:32:57.060 launch

00:32:57.300 the

00:32:57.460 campaign

00:32:57.840 that's

00:32:58.120 how

00:32:58.200 you

00:32:58.300 do

00:32:58.460 it

00:32:58.620 right

00:32:58.720 that's

00:32:59.120 how

00:32:59.220 you

00:32:59.340 do

00:32:59.560 it

00:32:59.700 and

00:33:00.260 and

00:33:01.380 you

00:33:01.500 know

00:33:01.600 I know

00:33:01.900 you still

00:33:02.400 think

00:33:02.720 that

00:33:03.000 you know

00:33:04.000 I'm

00:33:04.180 crazy

00:33:04.440 and I

00:33:04.720 might be

00:33:05.080 crazy

00:33:05.440 for saying

00:33:05.980 that

00:33:06.160 she

00:33:06.260 because

00:33:06.460 she keeps

00:33:07.000 saying

00:33:07.300 she's

00:33:07.620 not

00:33:07.820 interested

00:33:08.240 in it

00:33:08.740 you know

00:33:09.660 but

00:33:10.060 wow

00:33:10.660 she's

00:33:11.000 concerned

00:33:11.440 and

00:33:12.020 what

00:33:12.400 what

00:33:12.800 kind

00:33:13.000 of

00:33:13.120 person

00:33:13.400 are

00:33:13.720 you

00:33:14.020 that

00:33:14.900 could

00:33:15.240 save

00:33:15.980 the

00:33:16.400 republic

00:33:17.000 that

00:33:17.960 that

00:33:18.300 your

00:33:18.580 party

00:33:19.060 would

00:33:19.280 come

00:33:19.580 to

00:33:19.780 you

00:33:20.000 and

00:33:20.260 say

00:33:20.660 look

00:33:21.200 he

00:33:22.080 clearly

00:33:22.700 can't

00:33:23.180 run

00:33:23.500 we

00:33:23.800 can't

00:33:24.640 we

00:33:24.800 can't

00:33:25.160 start

00:33:25.520 a

00:33:25.720 new

00:33:25.940 campaign

00:33:26.540 right

00:33:27.200 now

00:33:27.420 with

00:33:27.600 anybody

00:33:28.000 else

00:33:28.460 and

00:33:29.880 you know

00:33:30.300 she might 0.99

00:33:30.760 say

00:33:30.980 well

00:33:31.180 you've

00:33:31.400 got

00:33:31.560 a

00:33:31.700 great

00:33:31.960 qualified

00:33:32.440 black

00:33:32.800 woman 0.99

00:33:33.140 in

00:33:33.560 Kamala

00:33:34.240 Harris

00:33:34.720 and

00:33:35.300 I

00:33:37.180 mean

00:33:37.380 you'd

00:33:37.640 have

00:33:37.860 to

00:33:38.060 say

00:33:38.400 well

00:33:38.640 no

00:33:38.820 we

00:33:38.980 just

00:33:39.200 picked

00:33:39.480 her

00:33:39.800 for

00:33:40.180 color

00:33:41.040 she's

00:33:42.980 not

00:33:43.160 strong

00:33:43.480 enough

00:33:43.680 to be

00:33:43.960 the

00:33:44.140 president

00:33:44.620 everybody

00:33:45.220 hated

00:33:45.620 her

00:33:45.800 even

00:33:46.040 in

00:33:46.240 our

00:33:46.380 own

00:33:46.560 party

00:33:46.920 and

00:33:47.480 then

00:33:47.620 she

00:33:47.800 would

00:33:47.940 remember

00:33:48.300 and

00:33:48.460 then

00:33:48.600 she

00:33:48.740 would

00:33:48.880 go

00:33:49.080 oh

00:33:49.400 you

00:33:49.620 you

00:33:49.640 know

00:33:50.040 what

00:33:50.240 you're

00:33:50.500 right

00:33:50.880 and

00:33:51.860 I

00:33:52.080 could

00:33:52.260 be

00:33:52.460 probably

00:33:52.880 the

00:33:53.160 only

00:33:53.480 replacement

00:33:54.160 because

00:33:54.420 you

00:33:54.560 can't

00:33:54.840 replace

00:33:55.280 him

00:33:55.540 with

00:33:55.720 another

00:33:56.100 white

00:33:57.200 man

00:33:57.740 if

00:33:58.080 you

00:33:58.220 have

00:33:58.400 a

00:33:58.540 black

00:33:58.880 woman 0.99

00:33:59.280 right

00:33:59.600 there

00:33:59.860 on

00:34:00.020 the

00:34:00.180 side

00:34:00.420 of

00:34:00.540 the

00:34:00.680 stage

00:34:01.220 well

00:34:01.520 okay

00:34:01.960 I

00:34:02.500 care

00:34:02.780 about

00:34:03.000 my

00:34:03.200 country

00:34:03.620 my

00:34:04.460 president

00:34:04.840 will

00:34:05.040 run

00:34:05.280 it

00:34:05.420 anyway

00:34:05.860 to

00:34:06.360 be

00:34:06.500 clear

00:34:06.680 I

00:34:06.800 don't

00:34:06.920 think

00:34:07.100 you're

00:34:07.320 crazy

00:34:07.760 on

00:34:08.060 this

00:34:08.300 theory

00:34:09.200 I

00:34:09.440 think

00:34:09.900 it's

00:34:10.120 plausible

00:34:10.680 especially

00:34:11.640 if

00:34:11.900 things

00:34:12.160 continue

00:34:12.520 to go

00:34:12.880 badly

00:34:13.520 I

00:34:13.660 mean

00:34:13.740 you

00:34:13.860 know

00:34:14.000 what

00:34:15.360 Joe

00:34:15.900 Biden's

00:34:16.240 approval

00:34:16.540 rating

00:34:16.820 is

00:34:16.980 right

00:34:17.140 now

00:34:18.000 on

00:34:18.800 average

00:34:19.180 38%

00:34:20.900 holy

00:34:21.900 cow

00:34:22.380 it's

00:34:22.840 that

00:34:23.080 high

00:34:23.420 I

00:34:25.660 really

00:34:26.180 would

00:34:26.400 have

00:34:26.480 thought

00:34:26.640 it

00:34:26.740 was

00:34:26.840 shocking

00:34:27.240 wow

00:34:29.600 but

00:34:30.180 like

00:34:30.360 that

00:34:30.660 is

00:34:30.920 down

00:34:31.700 he's

00:34:32.600 down

00:34:33.160 from

00:34:33.540 when

00:34:33.860 it

00:34:34.000 was

00:34:34.220 terrible

00:34:34.740 like

00:34:35.420 this

00:34:35.720 is

00:34:35.940 really

00:34:37.080 ugly 0.98

00:34:37.680 well

00:34:37.980 wait a

00:34:38.220 minute

00:34:38.300 it

00:34:38.420 wasn't

00:34:38.700 Donald

00:34:38.960 Trump's

00:34:39.440 at

00:34:39.580 like

00:34:39.800 39

00:34:40.240 Trump's

00:34:40.800 wasn't

00:34:41.020 good

00:34:41.200 either

00:34:41.380 Trump's

00:34:41.760 always

00:34:42.000 terrible

00:34:42.420 on

00:34:42.640 approval

00:34:43.020 rate

00:34:43.240 from

00:34:43.520 the

00:34:43.660 moment

00:34:43.920 he

00:34:44.080 walked

00:34:44.320 into

00:34:44.480 office

00:34:44.760 that

00:34:44.960 was

00:34:45.080 not

00:34:45.240 the

00:34:45.400 case

00:34:45.680 with

00:34:46.100 Barack

00:34:46.820 Obama

00:34:47.140 or

00:34:47.500 Joe

00:34:48.280 Biden

00:34:48.640 and

00:34:48.900 it

00:34:49.100 continues

00:34:49.420 to

00:34:49.580 go

00:34:49.720 down

00:34:50.020 for

00:34:50.240 Biden

00:34:50.580 things

00:34:51.040 continue

00:34:51.680 to get

00:34:51.960 worse

00:34:52.440 for his

00:34:52.960 candidacy

00:34:53.620 and of

00:34:54.020 course

00:34:54.160 he has

00:34:54.360 other

00:34:54.560 limitations

00:34:55.120 that

00:34:55.520 neither

00:34:55.800 of those

00:34:56.120 candidates

00:34:56.560 had

00:34:57.020 including

00:34:57.700 an age

00:34:58.720 that starts

00:34:59.200 with an

00:34:59.460 eight

00:34:59.720 if they

00:35:00.980 could

00:35:01.560 just

00:35:02.000 shut up

00:35:06.620 or imprison

00:35:07.540 anyone

00:35:08.380 that would

00:35:08.780 speak out

00:35:09.340 against

00:35:09.720 his

00:35:10.000 policies

00:35:10.600 or point

00:35:11.340 out

00:35:11.620 that

00:35:11.920 they're

00:35:12.400 not

00:35:12.600 working

00:35:13.040 for

00:35:13.300 democracy

00:35:13.840 right

00:35:14.400 for

00:35:14.740 democracy

00:35:15.280 people

00:35:16.120 would

00:35:16.380 love

00:35:16.840 him

00:35:17.180 yeah

00:35:17.460 if

00:35:17.940 he was

00:35:18.560 the only

00:35:19.000 choice

00:35:19.560 my

00:35:20.000 belief

00:35:20.440 is

00:35:20.640 he'd

00:35:20.800 get

00:35:20.940 100%

00:35:21.980 of

00:35:22.160 the

00:35:22.280 vote

00:35:22.540 and

00:35:22.680 that

00:35:22.780 would

00:35:22.900 show

00:35:23.120 real

00:35:23.440 unity

00:35:23.900 in

00:35:24.140 this

00:35:24.320 country

00:35:24.680 that's

00:35:25.520 how

00:35:25.740 democracy

00:35:26.560 works

00:35:27.640 every

00:35:28.380 single

00:35:29.160 person

00:35:29.640 one

00:35:30.060 man

00:35:30.500 one

00:35:31.080 vote

00:35:31.480 one

00:35:32.100 available

00:35:32.580 candidate

00:35:33.040 that's

00:35:33.640 democracy

00:35:34.280 as it

00:35:34.680 was outlined

00:35:35.160 by our

00:35:35.640 founders

00:35:35.860 amen

00:35:37.220 brother

00:35:38.620 amen

00:35:39.140 amen

00:35:39.700 so

00:35:40.420 I don't

00:35:40.720 know

00:35:40.880 I mean

00:35:41.080 so I

00:35:41.780 don't

00:35:41.860 think

00:35:42.000 your

00:35:42.140 idea

00:35:43.220 of

00:35:43.580 Michelle

00:35:43.860 Obama

00:35:44.200 making

00:35:44.500 this

00:35:44.720 you know

00:35:45.020 his

00:35:45.260 heroic

00:35:46.160 run

00:35:46.640 is

00:35:46.860 implausible

00:35:48.440 I don't

00:35:48.720 know that

00:35:48.960 it's the

00:35:49.280 most likely

00:35:50.100 outcome

00:35:50.700 but I do

00:35:51.280 think

00:35:51.480 it's a long

00:35:52.380 shot

00:35:52.660 it's a long

00:35:54.280 shot

00:35:54.540 but it

00:35:55.020 would be

00:35:55.580 one that I

00:35:57.380 think would win

00:35:58.040 the election

00:35:58.620 immediately

00:35:59.820 unless she

00:36:01.380 went out and

00:36:02.080 she started 0.79

00:36:02.560 talking to people

00:36:03.420 they'd have

00:36:04.320 to run it in

00:36:05.820 that very

00:36:06.300 democratic

00:36:06.840 fashion of

00:36:07.560 keeping her

00:36:08.160 under lock

00:36:08.740 and key

00:36:09.260 you know

00:36:10.040 kind of like

00:36:10.420 they did

00:36:10.760 with Joe

00:36:11.140 Biden

00:36:11.720 just you know

00:36:12.420 once in a while

00:36:13.060 she'd appear

00:36:13.520 from the

00:36:13.860 basement

00:36:14.160 but you

00:36:16.180 couldn't have

00:36:16.680 her actually

00:36:17.200 speaking on

00:36:18.100 her own

00:36:18.500 because

00:36:19.020 she hates

00:36:20.400 America

00:36:20.880 and it's

00:36:21.540 clear

00:36:22.160 once you

00:36:22.760 start to

00:36:23.140 hear her

00:36:23.600 yeah

00:36:23.800 can we

00:36:24.120 investigate

00:36:24.580 that a

00:36:26.700 little bit

00:36:26.980 because

00:36:27.300 I think

00:36:28.000 the assumption

00:36:28.820 is because

00:36:29.540 if you look

00:36:30.000 at Michelle

00:36:30.400 Obama's

00:36:31.340 approval

00:36:31.760 ratings

00:36:32.180 for example

00:36:32.680 occasionally

00:36:33.080 that's

00:36:33.400 pulled

00:36:33.620 and they're

00:36:33.940 very

00:36:34.440 very

00:36:34.840 good

00:36:35.300 I mean

00:36:35.660 she's

00:36:36.280 overwhelmingly

00:36:37.120 liked

00:36:37.860 by the

00:36:38.240 American

00:36:38.540 people

00:36:38.920 now

00:36:39.160 I don't

00:36:40.280 understand

00:36:40.820 that

00:36:41.260 myself

00:36:41.740 but

00:36:42.200 it's the

00:36:43.260 arms

00:36:43.980 I thought

00:36:44.220 it was

00:36:44.320 the

00:36:44.420 arms

00:36:44.680 oh yeah

00:36:45.000 the arms

00:36:45.560 the arms

00:36:45.940 her arms

00:36:46.320 are so

00:36:46.640 beautiful

00:36:47.000 so whatever

00:36:47.880 it is

00:36:48.420 she's got

00:36:48.920 good approval

00:36:49.380 ratings

00:36:49.660 hang on

00:36:49.880 just a second

00:36:50.480 hold on

00:36:50.940 can we just

00:36:51.540 think about

00:36:52.000 her arms

00:36:52.420 for a minute

00:36:52.840 just a moment

00:36:53.440 man they were

00:36:54.440 beautiful

00:36:55.000 and they still

00:36:56.340 are Glenn

00:36:56.900 in every way

00:36:57.500 I miss them

00:36:57.960 she's the most

00:36:58.640 beautiful woman 1.00

00:36:59.460 in the world

00:37:00.220 wow

00:37:01.360 I'm just

00:37:02.300 sometimes

00:37:04.340 you just

00:37:05.240 get that

00:37:05.860 that sense

00:37:08.100 of what that

00:37:08.860 woman really 1.00

00:37:09.760 is

00:37:10.340 you know

00:37:10.840 all woman

00:37:12.000 just hear her

00:37:13.200 roar

00:37:13.640 you know

00:37:14.680 and

00:37:16.280 sure

00:37:17.940 anyway

00:37:18.900 let me take a

00:37:20.080 quick break

00:37:20.440 and then you

00:37:20.800 come back to

00:37:21.360 your point

00:37:21.880 on who she

00:37:23.340 is in the

00:37:24.540 poll ratings

00:37:25.080 first let me

00:37:26.020 tell you if you

00:37:26.700 are looking for

00:37:28.060 the perfect

00:37:29.140 home buying

00:37:29.800 or selling

00:37:30.280 experience

00:37:31.000 you know

00:37:32.140 and you think

00:37:32.520 it doesn't

00:37:33.080 exist

00:37:33.500 I want you

00:37:34.140 to call

00:37:34.680 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:37:38.840 I think

00:37:39.820 you'll be

00:37:40.080 surprised

00:37:40.600 everybody

00:37:41.720 knows

00:37:42.140 moving

00:37:42.560 is no

00:37:43.260 fun

00:37:43.620 I mean

00:37:44.120 you know

00:37:44.760 gee

00:37:45.440 we have

00:37:46.340 to have

00:37:47.360 everybody

00:37:47.780 over for

00:37:48.520 Uncle Al's

00:37:49.300 funeral

00:37:49.760 or I gotta

00:37:51.120 move

00:37:51.580 I'm picking

00:37:54.160 the funeral

00:37:54.600 I'm picking

00:37:55.100 the funeral

00:37:55.560 especially with

00:37:57.300 Uncle Al

00:37:57.720 because you know

00:37:58.180 what he was

00:37:58.660 like

00:37:58.860 anyway

00:37:59.120 there's so

00:37:59.980 much

00:38:00.320 that you

00:38:00.760 have to do

00:38:01.160 to get

00:38:01.380 to house

00:38:01.740 ready

00:38:02.100 that you're

00:38:02.560 selling

00:38:02.900 you have

00:38:04.140 to replace

00:38:05.240 things

00:38:05.700 paint

00:38:06.120 things

00:38:06.680 get rid

00:38:07.420 of that

00:38:07.640 weird

00:38:07.880 1970s

00:38:08.720 wallpaper

00:38:09.100 that you

00:38:09.680 really never

00:38:10.160 got around

00:38:10.600 to removing

00:38:11.080 things like

00:38:11.520 that

00:38:11.780 and that

00:38:12.640 doesn't touch

00:38:13.160 everything you

00:38:13.560 have to do

00:38:14.040 on the buying

00:38:14.740 end as well

00:38:15.520 sitting down

00:38:16.140 negotiating

00:38:16.780 talking about

00:38:18.120 one of the

00:38:18.480 most expensive

00:38:19.340 purchases

00:38:19.860 you can make

00:38:20.700 it's no joke

00:38:21.480 you need

00:38:22.040 some

00:38:22.360 no joke

00:38:23.080 it's

00:38:23.600 you need

00:38:24.100 somebody

00:38:24.640 who is

00:38:25.200 really

00:38:25.700 really

00:38:26.060 good

00:38:26.540 folks

00:38:27.740 folks

00:38:29.280 no joke

00:38:30.060 I know

00:38:31.720 who's really

00:38:32.940 good

00:38:33.440 out there

00:38:34.000 I know

00:38:34.620 no joke

00:38:35.320 I'm not

00:38:35.700 joking

00:38:36.120 just think

00:38:37.820 it would

00:38:38.100 work

00:38:38.680 because it's

00:38:39.020 working so

00:38:39.720 well for

00:38:40.160 Bidenomics

00:38:41.120 let me try

00:38:41.580 it for

00:38:41.820 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:38:43.740 the name

00:38:44.160 says it all

00:38:44.840 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:38:48.340 this is the

00:38:50.200 Glenn Beck

00:38:51.140 program

00:38:51.980 this is the

00:39:09.960 Glenn Beck

00:39:10.440 program

00:39:10.880 so the

00:39:11.700 theory is

00:39:12.620 that Michelle

00:39:13.040 Obama would

00:39:13.540 be a last

00:39:14.000 minute step

00:39:14.520 in for

00:39:14.920 Joe Biden

00:39:15.620 because

00:39:16.120 she's very

00:39:17.220 very popular

00:39:17.800 and would

00:39:18.380 lead right

00:39:19.100 away

00:39:19.440 and like

00:39:20.940 there's polling

00:39:21.500 to back

00:39:21.940 that up

00:39:22.320 her approval

00:39:22.740 rating

00:39:23.060 usually

00:39:23.640 ranges

00:39:24.500 between

00:39:24.920 60 and

00:39:25.660 70 percent

00:39:26.680 overall

00:39:27.200 despite the

00:39:27.820 fact that

00:39:28.280 half the

00:39:28.760 country

00:39:29.040 didn't like

00:39:29.580 her husband

00:39:30.000 as president

00:39:30.620 so you'd

00:39:31.880 think

00:39:32.060 you know

00:39:32.520 she

00:39:32.720 you know

00:39:33.440 but she

00:39:33.700 kind of

00:39:34.020 clears a

00:39:34.480 lot of

00:39:34.680 that

00:39:34.860 even with

00:39:35.360 some

00:39:35.780 people

00:39:36.400 on the

00:39:36.800 right

00:39:37.040 she's

00:39:37.660 just

00:39:37.860 this

00:39:38.120 figure

00:39:38.520 she's

00:39:38.900 the

00:39:39.020 first

00:39:39.240 lady

00:39:39.560 and

00:39:39.820 she's

00:39:40.120 not

00:39:40.420 just

00:39:40.860 have

00:39:40.960 that

00:39:41.120 same

00:39:41.660 animus

00:39:42.640 against

00:39:42.980 her

00:39:43.260 as

00:39:43.500 some

00:39:43.680 of

00:39:43.780 the

00:39:43.940 politicians

00:39:44.680 so

00:39:45.420 theory

00:39:45.760 is

00:39:45.940 she

00:39:46.060 steps

00:39:46.440 in

00:39:46.620 and wins

00:39:47.300 in the

00:39:50.940 one

00:39:51.240 quite

00:39:51.600 clearly

00:39:51.920 you have

00:39:52.120 a very

00:39:52.400 long

00:39:52.760 record

00:39:53.180 even

00:39:53.700 Hillary 0.96

00:39:54.080 Clinton's

00:39:54.640 approval

00:39:54.900 rating

00:39:55.180 was

00:39:55.380 positive

00:39:55.820 before

00:39:56.260 she

00:39:56.480 started

00:39:56.760 running

00:39:57.040 for

00:39:57.280 office

00:39:57.960 like

00:39:58.260 there

00:39:58.540 is

00:39:58.820 a

00:39:59.200 long

00:40:01.760 standing

00:40:02.200 tradition

00:40:02.640 of

00:40:03.040 when

00:40:03.300 you

00:40:03.480 become

00:40:03.940 a

00:40:04.120 politician

00:40:04.640 and

00:40:05.060 everyone

00:40:05.300 has

00:40:05.520 to

00:40:05.620 either

00:40:05.760 vote

00:40:06.000 for

00:40:06.280 you

00:40:06.460 or

00:40:06.660 vote

00:40:06.940 against

00:40:07.260 you

00:40:07.580 there's

00:40:08.760 kind

00:40:08.960 of

00:40:09.040 a

00:40:09.140 situation

00:40:09.540 where

00:40:09.760 your

00:40:09.880 approval

00:40:10.180 rating

00:40:10.520 drops

00:40:11.060 and

00:40:11.260 I

00:40:11.360 would

00:40:11.500 expect

00:40:11.920 that

00:40:12.140 to

00:40:12.340 happen

00:40:12.660 in

00:40:12.920 an

00:40:13.760 environment

00:40:14.340 like

00:40:14.660 this

00:40:14.940 and

00:40:15.860 that

00:40:16.040 doesn't

00:40:16.400 even

00:40:16.560 include

00:40:17.040 the

00:40:17.220 fact

00:40:17.420 that

00:40:17.560 Michelle

00:40:18.340 Obama

00:40:18.720 would

00:40:18.900 be

00:40:19.320 out

00:40:19.460 there

00:40:19.600 speaking

00:40:20.120 about

00:40:21.140 policy

00:40:21.800 and

00:40:22.340 giving

00:40:22.480 her

00:40:22.660 opinion

00:40:23.080 on

00:40:23.640 the

00:40:23.760 future

00:40:24.020 of

00:40:24.140 the

00:40:24.260 country

00:40:24.680 and

00:40:25.320 talking

00:40:25.680 about

00:40:26.000 how

00:40:26.340 she's

00:40:26.700 been

00:40:26.920 oppressed

00:40:27.440 her whole

00:40:27.860 life

00:40:28.200 or

00:40:28.360 something

00:40:28.760 and

00:40:29.080 despite

00:40:29.540 living

00:40:29.900 in the

00:40:30.120 White

00:40:30.280 House

00:40:30.480 and

00:40:30.620 maybe

00:40:30.780 returning

00:40:31.240 to

00:40:31.540 it

00:40:31.740 and

00:40:32.400 like

00:40:32.600 I

00:40:32.800 don't

00:40:33.000 know

00:40:33.200 I

00:40:33.340 think

00:40:33.600 when

00:40:34.100 she's

00:40:34.480 put

00:40:34.740 in

00:40:35.080 that

00:40:35.320 position

00:40:35.880 where

00:40:36.240 it

00:40:36.460 matters

00:40:37.180 what

00:40:38.340 she

00:40:38.800 thinks

00:40:39.180 and

00:40:39.600 what

00:40:40.040 she

00:40:40.220 believes

00:40:40.640 don't

00:40:42.200 you

00:40:42.320 think

00:40:42.500 this

00:40:42.700 would

00:40:47.040 of

00:40:47.340 the

00:40:47.480 past

00:40:47.900 is

00:40:48.100 the

00:40:48.360 second

00:40:48.640 she

00:40:48.880 steps

00:40:49.160 on

00:40:49.340 stage

00:40:49.700 I

00:40:51.060 have

00:40:51.300 to

00:40:51.460 tell

00:40:51.720 you

00:40:51.980 it's

00:40:52.560 it's

00:40:53.860 really

00:40:54.120 cute

00:40:54.720 the way

00:40:55.220 you

00:40:55.380 still

00:40:55.660 believe

00:40:56.080 that

00:40:56.360 Americans

00:40:56.860 pay

00:40:57.340 attention

00:40:57.760 and

00:40:58.340 care

00:40:58.740 it's

00:40:59.580 an

00:40:59.720 antiquated

00:41:00.280 belief

00:41:00.660 of

00:41:00.820 it

00:41:01.280 is

00:41:01.940 I

00:41:02.220 mean

00:41:02.440 it's

00:41:02.680 cute

00:41:03.120 it

00:41:03.720 really

00:41:03.980 is

00:41:04.380 it's

00:41:04.620 kind

00:41:04.820 of

00:41:04.900 old

00:41:05.100 fashioned

00:41:05.520 makes

00:41:05.820 me

00:41:05.980 feel

00:41:06.220 like

00:41:06.440 I

00:41:06.560 don't

00:41:06.680 know

00:41:06.840 we

00:41:06.980 should

00:41:07.120 we

00:41:07.600 should

00:41:07.740 go

00:41:07.880 to

00:41:08.000 the

00:41:08.160 beach

00:41:08.460 and

00:41:08.620 I

00:41:08.780 should

00:41:08.940 wear

00:41:09.120 that

00:41:09.320 black

00:41:09.580 and

00:41:09.720 white

00:41:09.900 striped

00:41:10.400 bathing

00:41:10.800 suit

00:41:11.140 and

00:41:11.360 all

00:41:11.520 the

00:41:11.640 women 1.00

00:41:11.860 would

00:41:12.060 be

00:41:12.220 in

00:41:12.380 dresses

00:41:12.760 and

00:41:13.200 socks

00:41:13.620 and

00:41:13.860 stuff

00:41:14.180 in

00:41:14.360 the

00:41:14.480 water

00:41:14.760 I

00:41:15.900 think

00:41:16.100 that's

00:41:16.560 that's

00:41:17.080 refreshing

00:41:17.620 it

00:41:18.180 really

00:41:18.480 is

00:41:18.880 you

00:41:19.180 and

00:41:19.320 the

00:41:19.460 overall

00:41:20.280 bathing

00:41:20.720 suit

00:41:21.040 did

00:41:21.260 give me

00:41:21.520 quite

00:41:21.860 the

00:41:22.080 visual

00:41:22.440 I

00:41:23.100 will

00:41:23.260 say

00:41:23.600 in

00:41:23.780 my

00:41:23.920 mind

00:41:24.140 stripes

00:41:24.680 are

00:41:26.640 really

00:41:27.040 not

00:41:27.480 not

00:41:28.120 good

00:41:28.380 not

00:41:28.640 flattery

00:41:29.200 no

00:41:29.520 the

00:41:31.080 Glenn

00:41:31.440 Beck

00:41:31.780 program

00:41:32.520 it's

00:41:55.980 a

00:41:56.280 new

00:41:56.780 day

00:41:57.440 I

00:41:57.900 turn

00:41:58.320 to

00:41:58.680 welcome

00:42:04.640 to

00:42:05.020 the

00:42:05.180 fusion

00:42:05.660 of

00:42:07.700 entertainment

00:42:08.420 and

00:42:10.380 enlightenment

00:42:11.160 this

00:42:13.380 is

00:42:14.120 the

00:42:14.300 Glenn

00:42:14.660 Beck

00:42:15.120 program

00:42:15.900 wow

00:42:19.120 hello

00:42:19.500 America

00:42:19.920 this is

00:42:20.820 great

00:42:21.300 news

00:42:21.640 Mike

00:42:21.960 Johnson

00:42:22.420 speaker

00:42:22.880 of the

00:42:23.140 house

00:42:23.340 just

00:42:23.640 cemented

00:42:24.320 Kevin

00:42:24.640 McCarthy's

00:42:25.260 debt

00:42:25.440 bomb

00:42:25.780 it's

00:42:27.080 it's

00:42:27.500 great

00:42:28.060 Johnson

00:42:29.260 speaker

00:42:29.780 of the

00:42:30.040 house

00:42:30.320 just

00:42:30.740 you know

00:42:31.720 let it

00:42:32.280 rip over 0.83

00:42:32.800 you know

00:42:33.320 over the

00:42:33.700 weekend

00:42:34.020 dear

00:42:34.340 colleagues

00:42:34.980 this

00:42:35.840 represents

00:42:36.440 the most

00:42:36.860 favorable

00:42:37.380 budget

00:42:37.860 agreement

00:42:38.260 Republicans

00:42:38.820 have

00:42:39.100 achieved

00:42:39.500 in

00:42:39.920 over

00:42:40.320 a

00:42:40.660 decade

00:42:40.980 which

00:42:42.300 is

00:42:43.100 great

00:42:44.500 I

00:42:45.080 mean

00:42:45.400 McCarthy

00:42:47.440 said his

00:42:48.180 debt ceiling

00:42:48.720 deal was

00:42:49.200 the largest

00:42:49.700 cut

00:42:50.360 that

00:42:50.740 Congress

00:42:51.100 has

00:42:51.440 ever

00:42:52.060 voted

00:42:52.540 on

00:42:52.960 even

00:42:53.940 though

00:42:54.120 it

00:42:54.240 led

00:42:54.440 to a

00:42:54.740 2.6

00:42:55.320 trillion

00:42:55.620 increase

00:42:56.360 in the

00:42:56.880 debt

00:42:57.120 in

00:42:57.420 just

00:42:57.960 a

00:42:58.160 little

00:42:58.480 over

00:42:58.720 six

00:42:59.060 months

00:42:59.360 no

00:42:59.520 big

00:42:59.680 deal

00:42:59.900 so

00:43:00.560 best

00:43:00.960 in

00:43:01.160 a

00:43:01.320 decade

00:43:01.700 I

00:43:02.440 mean

00:43:02.740 what

00:43:03.540 can

00:43:03.740 we

00:43:03.880 do

00:43:04.020 in

00:43:04.120 a

00:43:04.240 decade

00:43:04.500 maybe

00:43:05.060 maybe

00:43:05.860 we

00:43:06.020 only

00:43:06.200 do

00:43:06.360 a

00:43:06.520 trillion

00:43:07.060 more

00:43:07.880 in

00:43:08.060 debt

00:43:08.260 I

00:43:08.640 don't

00:43:09.060 know

00:43:09.340 but

00:43:10.540 it's

00:43:10.980 very

00:43:11.400 exciting

00:43:11.880 to know

00:43:12.300 that

00:43:12.500 they

00:43:12.680 have

00:43:12.880 no

00:43:13.520 intention

00:43:15.120 in

00:43:16.040 any

00:43:16.800 way

00:43:17.080 shape

00:43:17.340 or

00:43:17.520 form

00:43:17.800 of

00:43:18.060 controlling

00:43:18.560 this

00:43:19.380 behemoth

00:43:19.980 monster

00:43:20.600 also

00:43:21.340 there

00:43:21.580 was

00:43:21.700 a

00:43:21.860 story

00:43:22.100 that

00:43:22.300 came

00:43:22.540 out

00:43:22.880 over

00:43:23.480 the

00:43:23.660 weekend

00:43:24.100 and I

00:43:24.880 wanted to

00:43:25.140 get

00:43:25.280 Carol

00:43:25.560 Roth

00:43:25.880 on

00:43:26.080 about

00:43:26.320 it

00:43:26.500 almost

00:43:27.040 a

00:43:27.320 quarter

00:43:27.700 of

00:43:28.040 all

00:43:28.360 jobs

00:43:28.800 added

00:43:29.260 in

00:43:30.220 2023

00:43:31.020 didn't

00:43:32.940 actually

00:43:33.660 exist

00:43:34.620 that

00:43:36.160 meaning

00:43:36.480 that

00:43:36.740 means

00:43:37.300 one

00:43:38.340 fourth

00:43:39.080 of

00:43:39.420 all

00:43:39.720 jobs

00:43:40.280 that

00:43:40.500 they

00:43:40.760 the

00:43:41.020 Biden

00:43:41.240 administration

00:43:41.700 has been

00:43:42.060 touting

00:43:42.320 we're

00:43:42.540 growing

00:43:42.920 jobs

00:43:43.240 like

00:43:43.440 crazy

00:43:43.740 a

00:43:44.600 quarter

00:43:45.100 of

00:43:45.500 them

00:43:45.820 weren't

00:43:47.040 actually

00:43:47.580 there

00:43:48.080 now

00:43:49.300 how

00:43:50.140 can

00:43:50.460 something

00:43:50.880 like

00:43:51.340 this

00:43:51.680 happen

00:43:52.200 well

00:43:53.520 it

00:43:54.200 seemingly

00:43:55.400 to me

00:43:56.340 an outsider

00:43:57.040 it seems

00:43:57.860 like it

00:43:58.420 could happen

00:43:58.880 pretty

00:43:59.180 easily

00:43:59.780 but

00:44:00.940 only

00:44:01.300 if

00:44:01.540 one

00:44:01.800 thing

00:44:02.100 were

00:44:02.320 true

00:44:02.720 and

00:44:03.700 that

00:44:03.880 is

00:44:04.140 you're

00:44:04.440 in

00:44:04.580 some

00:44:04.900 sort

00:44:05.140 of

00:44:05.240 a

00:44:05.400 catastrophic

00:44:06.060 economic

00:44:07.200 fall

00:44:08.020 and

00:44:08.920 going

00:44:09.180 into

00:44:09.540 a

00:44:09.860 recession

00:44:10.500 and

00:44:12.040 the

00:44:12.920 government

00:44:13.360 fails

00:44:14.160 to

00:44:14.500 recognize

00:44:14.980 it

00:44:15.360 but

00:44:15.540 that's

00:44:16.400 just

00:44:16.600 an

00:44:16.780 outsider

00:44:17.160 looking

00:44:17.540 in

00:44:17.760 let me

00:44:17.960 talk

00:44:18.160 to

00:44:18.280 an

00:44:18.420 expert

00:44:18.780 in

00:44:19.400 60

00:44:19.860 seconds

00:44:20.280 first

00:44:21.900 our

00:44:22.460 sponsor

00:44:22.940 is

00:44:23.220 my

00:44:23.500 patriot

00:44:24.020 supply

00:44:24.440 when

00:44:24.780 it

00:44:24.920 comes

00:44:25.440 to

00:44:25.760 being

00:44:26.060 prepared

00:44:26.460 for

00:44:26.720 a

00:44:26.880 disaster

00:44:27.380 like

00:44:27.720 I

00:44:28.120 don't

00:44:28.260 know

00:44:28.500 a

00:44:31.000 Republican

00:44:31.420 not

00:44:31.720 getting

00:44:31.920 into

00:44:32.220 office

00:44:32.700 you know

00:44:33.260 in

00:44:33.580 the

00:44:33.820 Oval

00:44:34.400 office

00:44:34.740 maybe

00:44:34.980 that

00:44:35.180 would

00:44:35.340 be

00:44:35.600 one

00:44:36.100 of

00:44:36.200 those

00:44:36.360 things

00:44:36.560 there's

00:44:37.340 no

00:44:37.500 time

00:44:37.940 like

00:44:38.140 the

00:44:38.280 present

00:44:38.580 to

00:44:38.840 prepare

00:44:39.300 in

00:44:39.540 a

00:44:39.680 situation

00:44:40.240 where

00:44:40.660 food

00:44:41.000 is

00:44:41.180 hard

00:44:41.420 to

00:44:41.580 come

00:44:41.800 by

00:44:42.040 you'll

00:44:42.460 be

00:44:42.600 glad

00:44:42.940 you got

00:44:43.280 ready

00:44:43.520 for it

00:44:43.880 in

00:44:44.080 advance

00:44:44.520 and

00:44:44.720 there's

00:44:45.200 so

00:44:45.600 many

00:44:45.820 things

00:44:46.280 that

00:44:46.480 could

00:44:46.680 go

00:44:46.860 wrong

00:44:47.220 my

00:44:47.680 patriot

00:44:48.040 supply

00:44:48.400 is

00:44:48.580 the

00:44:48.680 nation's

00:44:49.100 leader

00:44:49.360 in

00:44:49.740 high

00:44:50.040 quality

00:44:50.500 emergency

00:44:51.120 food

00:44:51.660 and

00:44:51.940 they

00:44:52.080 provide

00:44:52.620 the

00:44:52.880 perfect

00:44:53.280 way

00:44:53.600 to

00:44:53.760 have

00:44:53.920 peace

00:44:54.140 in

00:44:54.260 mind

00:44:54.480 for

00:44:54.660 your

00:44:54.800 family

00:44:55.160 they'll

00:44:55.840 help

00:44:56.000 you

00:44:56.100 prepare

00:44:56.400 for

00:44:56.600 the

00:44:56.760 worst

00:44:57.120 ahead

00:44:58.060 of

00:44:58.260 time

00:44:58.600 while

00:44:59.280 still

00:44:59.540 hoping

00:44:59.880 for

00:45:00.100 the

00:45:00.220 best

00:45:00.440 you

00:45:00.580 can

00:45:00.700 get

00:45:00.820 started

00:45:01.100 today

00:45:01.500 by

00:45:01.800 going

00:45:02.000 to

00:45:02.120 my

00:45:02.260 patriot

00:45:02.640 supply

00:45:03.040 dot

00:45:03.320 com

00:45:03.540 you

00:45:03.640 can

00:45:03.800 save

00:45:04.000 two

00:45:04.180 hundred

00:45:04.360 dollars

00:45:04.660 on

00:45:04.860 an

00:45:05.000 essential

00:45:05.380 three

00:45:06.220 month

00:45:06.520 emergency

00:45:07.040 food

00:45:07.520 kit

00:45:07.840 over

00:45:08.420 the

00:45:08.580 years

00:45:08.740 my

00:45:08.900 patriot

00:45:09.220 supply

00:45:09.620 has

00:45:10.100 helped

00:45:10.380 millions

00:45:10.880 of

00:45:11.140 Americans

00:45:11.580 be

00:45:11.920 prepared

00:45:12.340 and

00:45:12.800 I

00:45:13.360 and

00:45:13.460 my

00:45:13.620 family

00:45:13.860 are

00:45:14.040 just

00:45:14.240 one

00:45:14.540 of

00:45:14.700 them

00:45:14.880 they're

00:45:15.700 sealed

00:45:16.140 inside

00:45:16.580 an

00:45:16.820 ultra

00:45:17.120 durable

00:45:17.520 pack

00:45:18.000 the

00:45:18.840 delicious

00:45:19.220 meals

00:45:19.700 last

00:45:20.680 up

00:45:20.880 to

00:45:21.020 25

00:45:21.500 years

00:45:22.000 2,000

00:45:22.620 calories

00:45:23.060 a

00:45:23.340 day

00:45:23.580 $200

00:45:24.460 in

00:45:25.020 savings

00:45:25.560 right

00:45:26.060 now

00:45:26.300 with

00:45:26.440 their

00:45:26.580 three

00:45:26.840 month

00:45:27.080 emergency

00:45:27.540 food

00:45:27.940 kit

00:45:28.260 get

00:45:28.780 one

00:45:28.980 for

00:45:29.120 every

00:45:29.340 member

00:45:29.580 of

00:45:29.740 your

00:45:29.860 family

00:45:30.180 it's

00:45:30.400 my

00:45:30.560 patriot

00:45:31.000 supply

00:45:31.520 dot

00:45:31.840 com

00:45:32.140 order

00:45:35.000 by

00:45:35.200 3pm

00:45:35.700 today

00:45:36.020 and

00:45:36.380 get

00:45:36.600 free

00:45:37.040 same

00:45:37.500 day

00:45:37.740 shipping

00:45:38.220 my

00:45:38.580 patriot

00:45:39.060 supply

00:45:39.640 dot

00:45:40.080 com

00:45:40.520 Carol

00:45:43.860 Roth

00:45:44.360 the

00:45:44.580 author

00:45:44.860 of

00:45:45.180 You

00:45:45.460 Will

00:45:45.740 Own

00:45:46.180 Nothing

00:45:47.180 former

00:45:48.000 investment

00:45:48.540 banker

00:45:48.960 who

00:45:49.460 went

00:45:50.220 legit

00:45:50.680 got

00:45:51.880 off

00:45:52.140 Wall

00:45:52.400 Street

00:45:52.620 and

00:45:53.100 started

00:45:53.680 talking

00:45:53.920 about

00:45:54.140 Main

00:45:54.460 Street

00:45:54.840 Hi

00:45:55.820 Carol

00:45:56.060 how

00:45:56.240 are

00:45:56.420 you

00:45:57.020 doing

00:45:58.040 well

00:45:58.360 Glenn

00:45:58.600 thanks

00:45:58.880 for

00:45:59.060 legitimatizing

00:46:00.880 me

00:46:01.300 I guess

00:46:01.860 is the

00:46:02.200 right

00:46:02.440 word

00:46:02.880 yeah

00:46:03.620 so

00:46:05.020 I don't

00:46:06.100 understand

00:46:06.520 the

00:46:07.400 job

00:46:08.240 report

00:46:08.740 and how

00:46:09.280 you can

00:46:09.660 make

00:46:09.960 a

00:46:10.540 mistake

00:46:11.560 this

00:46:12.240 massive

00:46:12.980 over

00:46:14.100 the

00:46:14.340 entire

00:46:14.720 year

00:46:15.180 well

00:46:17.260 as

00:46:17.820 Mark

00:46:18.640 Twain

00:46:19.180 it's

00:46:19.600 attributed

00:46:19.900 to him

00:46:20.380 anyway

00:46:20.760 said

00:46:21.280 there

00:46:21.980 are

00:46:22.100 three

00:46:22.400 three

00:46:22.700 types

00:46:23.040 of

00:46:23.380 lies

00:46:24.000 lies

00:46:24.400 damn

00:46:24.720 lies

00:46:25.080 and

00:46:25.280 statistics

00:46:25.860 and

00:46:26.900 this

00:46:27.380 goes

00:46:27.680 back

00:46:28.080 to

00:46:28.380 how

00:46:28.820 data

00:46:29.260 is

00:46:29.580 collected

00:46:30.140 how

00:46:30.980 it's

00:46:31.400 modeled

00:46:31.820 how

00:46:32.380 it's

00:46:32.800 manipulated

00:46:33.580 how

00:46:34.240 it's

00:46:34.540 revised

00:46:35.040 and

00:46:35.620 why

00:46:35.920 it

00:46:36.120 makes

00:46:36.460 absolutely

00:46:36.960 no

00:46:37.280 sense

00:46:37.740 I

00:46:38.980 have

00:46:39.200 seen

00:46:39.700 the

00:46:40.240 different

00:46:40.820 reports

00:46:41.600 and

00:46:42.360 yes

00:46:43.080 there

00:46:43.300 has

00:46:43.540 been

00:46:43.940 massive

00:46:44.820 downward

00:46:45.380 revisions

00:46:46.160 obviously

00:46:47.080 we just

00:46:47.800 got the

00:46:48.220 first

00:46:48.460 December

00:46:48.880 number

00:46:49.300 so

00:46:49.600 only

00:46:50.020 11

00:46:50.460 months

00:46:50.900 of

00:46:51.360 last

00:46:51.660 year

00:46:51.880 have

00:46:52.060 been

00:46:52.340 reported

00:46:53.080 and

00:46:53.740 10

00:46:54.060 out

00:46:54.380 of

00:46:54.620 the

00:46:54.820 11

00:46:55.160 months

00:46:55.680 have

00:46:56.220 been

00:46:56.520 revised

00:46:57.040 downward

00:46:57.620 the

00:46:58.660 scope

00:46:59.000 of

00:46:59.200 that

00:46:59.500 I've

00:47:00.380 looked

00:47:00.540 at

00:47:00.740 multiple

00:47:01.520 smart

00:47:02.240 people's

00:47:02.800 analysis

00:47:03.280 it's

00:47:04.320 anywhere

00:47:04.700 from

00:47:05.200 14%

00:47:06.200 to

00:47:06.440 24%

00:47:07.520 there's

00:47:07.880 a

00:47:07.960 piece

00:47:08.180 everyone

00:47:08.500 agrees

00:47:08.920 on

00:47:09.200 there's

00:47:09.460 another

00:47:09.720 piece

00:47:10.100 that

00:47:10.400 I

00:47:11.060 can't

00:47:11.340 tell

00:47:11.560 if

00:47:11.740 people

00:47:12.040 are

00:47:12.240 possibly

00:47:12.860 double

00:47:13.260 counting

00:47:13.680 but

00:47:13.920 either

00:47:14.180 way

00:47:14.520 it's

00:47:14.940 just

00:47:15.060 a

00:47:15.240 massive

00:47:15.760 shift

00:47:16.940 and

00:47:17.820 the

00:47:18.280 strange

00:47:18.900 thing

00:47:19.200 here

00:47:19.720 is

00:47:20.100 that

00:47:20.420 you

00:47:20.560 expect

00:47:21.220 data

00:47:21.840 to be

00:47:22.300 revised

00:47:22.780 based

00:47:23.180 on

00:47:23.400 how

00:47:23.600 it's

00:47:23.820 collected

00:47:24.320 but

00:47:25.400 usually

00:47:26.680 that

00:47:27.080 averages

00:47:27.720 out

00:47:28.180 over

00:47:28.560 time

00:47:29.080 maybe

00:47:29.560 it's

00:47:29.800 not

00:47:29.940 a

00:47:30.120 perfect

00:47:30.540 amount

00:47:31.160 but

00:47:31.700 like

00:47:31.860 in

00:47:32.000 2022

00:47:32.540 the

00:47:33.160 revisions

00:47:33.780 I

00:47:34.040 think

00:47:34.280 it was

00:47:34.660 revised

00:47:35.240 downwards

00:47:36.580 maybe

00:47:37.100 for

00:47:37.420 five

00:47:37.760 months

00:47:38.180 and

00:47:38.540 then

00:47:38.680 with

00:47:38.860 upward

00:47:39.160 revisions

00:47:39.600 and

00:47:39.740 no

00:47:39.880 revisions

00:47:40.420 when

00:47:41.000 you

00:47:41.180 netted

00:47:41.540 it

00:47:41.660 out

00:47:41.860 it

00:47:41.980 was

00:47:42.100 only

00:47:42.340 off

00:47:42.600 by

00:47:42.780 66,000

00:47:43.940 having

00:47:44.700 10

00:47:45.760 out

00:47:46.020 of

00:47:46.180 11

00:47:46.560 months

00:47:47.060 being

00:47:47.740 revised

00:47:48.240 downward

00:47:48.760 is

00:47:50.060 either

00:47:50.520 an

00:47:51.100 oddity

00:47:51.860 it's

00:47:52.780 lazy

00:47:53.220 or

00:47:53.500 nefarious

00:47:54.080 those

00:47:54.320 are

00:47:54.440 your

00:47:54.540 three

00:47:54.740 choices

00:47:55.140 pick

00:47:55.400 whichever

00:47:55.780 your

00:47:56.040 favorite

00:47:56.400 door

00:47:56.720 is

00:47:56.980 for

00:47:57.220 let's

00:47:57.520 make

00:47:57.700 a

00:47:57.820 deal

00:47:58.000 okay

00:47:58.420 so

00:47:58.740 so

00:47:59.140 but

00:47:59.440 what

00:47:59.640 I

00:47:59.760 understand

00:48:00.100 is

00:48:00.840 if

00:48:01.940 you

00:48:02.320 when

00:48:02.800 you're

00:48:03.080 revised

00:48:03.600 when

00:48:03.860 you

00:48:04.020 have

00:48:04.420 to

00:48:04.600 revise

00:48:04.980 you

00:48:05.260 take

00:48:05.600 that

00:48:05.820 into

00:48:06.100 account

00:48:06.720 especially

00:48:07.700 if

00:48:08.040 it's

00:48:08.240 repeated

00:48:08.740 a

00:48:09.500 couple

00:48:09.700 of

00:48:09.860 months

00:48:10.060 in a

00:48:10.300 row

00:48:10.500 you

00:48:10.720 start

00:48:11.020 to

00:48:11.220 change

00:48:11.760 the

00:48:12.020 algorithm

00:48:12.600 and

00:48:13.580 you're

00:48:13.760 like

00:48:13.980 no

00:48:14.320 it's

00:48:14.660 slowing

00:48:15.220 things

00:48:15.640 need

00:48:15.900 to be

00:48:16.220 slowed

00:48:16.580 down

00:48:17.020 there

00:48:17.280 because

00:48:17.740 that's

00:48:18.080 what

00:48:18.220 we

00:48:18.420 keep

00:48:18.660 seeing

00:48:19.060 so

00:48:19.920 it's

00:48:20.640 it's

00:48:21.420 not

00:48:21.800 unusual

00:48:22.360 to

00:48:23.060 miscount

00:48:24.080 for a

00:48:25.000 while

00:48:25.160 because

00:48:25.340 you're

00:48:25.460 not

00:48:25.620 actually

00:48:26.020 counting

00:48:26.540 it is

00:48:27.060 a

00:48:27.220 projection

00:48:27.700 but

00:48:29.340 if

00:48:30.180 you're

00:48:30.400 doing

00:48:30.680 it

00:48:30.860 for

00:48:31.080 a

00:48:31.320 year

00:48:31.700 it

00:48:32.080 shows

00:48:32.460 like

00:48:32.740 you

00:48:33.120 said

00:48:33.360 you're

00:48:33.560 either

00:48:33.780 lazy

00:48:34.440 or

00:48:34.800 you're

00:48:35.200 you're

00:48:35.860 you're

00:48:36.680 trying

00:48:36.960 to

00:48:37.180 cook

00:48:37.380 the

00:48:37.560 books

00:48:37.880 because

00:48:38.700 you

00:48:39.800 should

00:48:40.140 have

00:48:40.300 made

00:48:40.620 those

00:48:40.900 adjustments

00:48:41.340 and

00:48:43.020 what

00:48:43.820 would

00:48:44.020 account

00:48:44.460 for

00:48:44.760 this

00:48:45.160 is

00:48:46.160 that

00:48:46.300 we're

00:48:46.460 going

00:48:46.720 into

00:48:46.980 a

00:48:47.160 recession

00:48:47.560 is

00:48:47.920 that

00:48:48.140 true

00:48:48.600 that's

00:48:50.920 one

00:48:51.460 possible

00:48:52.460 interpretation

00:48:53.480 I

00:48:54.080 think

00:48:54.400 it's

00:48:54.640 helpful

00:48:54.980 perhaps

00:48:55.880 for

00:48:56.060 people

00:48:56.300 to

00:48:56.480 understand

00:48:57.260 you

00:48:57.700 know

00:48:57.880 how

00:48:58.300 this

00:48:58.580 data

00:48:58.980 is

00:48:59.300 collected

00:48:59.860 and

00:49:00.100 massaged

00:49:00.700 because

00:49:00.980 we

00:49:01.220 have

00:49:01.540 these

00:49:02.140 different

00:49:02.660 methodologies

00:49:03.620 right

00:49:04.000 we have

00:49:04.480 the

00:49:04.760 non-farm

00:49:06.760 payrolls

00:49:07.380 or the

00:49:07.580 establishment

00:49:08.120 survey

00:49:08.620 which is

00:49:09.020 that

00:49:09.220 headline

00:49:09.620 number

00:49:10.060 that

00:49:10.260 everyone

00:49:10.460 focuses

00:49:11.000 on

00:49:11.440 right

00:49:11.880 what

00:49:12.500 they

00:49:12.700 do

00:49:12.960 is

00:49:13.140 they

00:49:13.320 only

00:49:13.620 look

00:49:13.940 at

00:49:14.080 the

00:49:14.260 payroll

00:49:14.760 records

00:49:15.320 of

00:49:15.620 the last

00:49:16.180 time I

00:49:16.380 checked

00:49:16.560 it was

00:49:16.800 just

00:49:17.220 shy

00:49:17.420 of

00:49:17.520 150,000

00:49:18.600 businesses

00:49:19.060 and government

00:49:19.600 agencies

00:49:20.240 and then

00:49:21.360 they take

00:49:21.820 that

00:49:22.140 and they

00:49:22.400 put it

00:49:22.700 through

00:49:22.860 seasonal

00:49:23.200 adjustments

00:49:23.760 and

00:49:24.320 all the

00:49:24.920 different

00:49:25.160 kinds

00:49:25.420 of models

00:49:25.900 to come

00:49:26.260 up with

00:49:26.500 their

00:49:26.620 projection

00:49:27.120 but then

00:49:28.140 there's

00:49:28.340 an entirely

00:49:28.960 different

00:49:29.660 survey

00:49:30.240 called the

00:49:30.940 household

00:49:31.560 survey

00:49:32.100 or the

00:49:32.660 current

00:49:32.940 population

00:49:33.560 survey

00:49:34.100 which only

00:49:35.020 goes out

00:49:35.440 to about

00:49:35.800 60,000

00:49:36.780 households

00:49:37.400 and they're

00:49:38.440 getting their

00:49:39.040 employment

00:49:39.520 status

00:49:40.140 and the

00:49:40.440 demographic

00:49:40.920 data

00:49:41.380 and it's

00:49:41.880 very different

00:49:42.480 because in

00:49:42.940 the household

00:49:43.400 survey

00:49:43.920 they're

00:49:44.820 saying

00:49:45.220 are you

00:49:46.080 employed

00:49:46.620 but when

00:49:47.580 they go

00:49:47.960 out to

00:49:48.860 these

00:49:49.120 businesses

00:49:49.620 they say

00:49:50.060 how many

00:49:50.340 people are

00:49:50.820 on the

00:49:51.080 payroll

00:49:51.480 so first

00:49:52.960 of all

00:49:53.440 the

00:49:54.160 household

00:49:54.820 survey

00:49:55.480 captures

00:49:56.400 things like

00:49:57.420 agricultural

00:49:58.040 workers

00:49:58.660 people who

00:49:59.400 are self

00:49:59.920 employed

00:50:00.360 which we

00:50:00.740 know is a

00:50:01.120 huge portion

00:50:02.060 of the

00:50:02.320 population

00:50:02.900 that don't

00:50:03.860 have

00:50:04.060 corporations

00:50:04.780 you know

00:50:05.380 some other

00:50:05.700 small groups

00:50:06.600 the establishment

00:50:07.720 survey doesn't

00:50:08.320 even have

00:50:08.900 any of that

00:50:09.620 and if

00:50:10.780 you have

00:50:11.180 multiple

00:50:11.560 jobs

00:50:12.040 and you

00:50:12.400 show up

00:50:12.920 on multiple

00:50:13.600 payrolls

00:50:14.460 you're counted

00:50:15.320 multiple times

00:50:16.640 in that

00:50:17.180 survey

00:50:17.760 so the

00:50:18.980 data is

00:50:19.800 bastardized

00:50:20.980 and I

00:50:21.540 would argue

00:50:22.220 not even

00:50:23.140 relevant to

00:50:24.180 how our

00:50:25.160 country's

00:50:25.800 economy is

00:50:26.400 run given

00:50:26.920 the large

00:50:27.720 amount of

00:50:28.340 self-employment

00:50:29.320 we have

00:50:29.860 but with

00:50:30.980 all of that

00:50:31.820 we've seen

00:50:32.920 Glenn

00:50:33.360 a record

00:50:34.100 high of

00:50:34.900 almost 8.7

00:50:36.080 million people

00:50:36.940 who are holding

00:50:37.660 down multiple

00:50:38.300 jobs

00:50:38.820 we are

00:50:39.800 seeing

00:50:40.300 a loss

00:50:41.680 and again

00:50:42.460 the time

00:50:42.880 period is

00:50:43.400 disputed

00:50:43.980 but you

00:50:44.320 know

00:50:44.440 over

00:50:44.640 recent

00:50:45.500 months

00:50:46.000 of

00:50:46.560 1.5

00:50:47.540 million

00:50:47.960 full-time

00:50:48.820 workers

00:50:49.320 and adding

00:50:50.240 796,000

00:50:52.120 part-time

00:50:52.580 workers

00:50:52.880 so going

00:50:53.340 back to

00:50:53.720 your question

00:50:54.260 of recessionary

00:50:55.740 trends

00:50:56.600 you know

00:50:57.360 those are

00:50:57.760 things that

00:50:58.440 would make

00:50:58.780 you scratch

00:50:59.220 your head

00:50:59.620 and say

00:50:59.880 that's

00:51:00.220 moving

00:51:00.600 in the

00:51:01.280 wrong

00:51:01.680 direction

00:51:02.400 but

00:51:03.560 who's

00:51:04.320 picking up

00:51:04.880 the slack

00:51:05.480 for that

00:51:06.180 well

00:51:06.880 that is

00:51:07.680 the government

00:51:08.360 and the

00:51:09.180 government

00:51:09.680 jobs

00:51:10.060 we keep

00:51:10.440 getting

00:51:10.940 you know

00:51:11.440 in the

00:51:11.820 last three

00:51:12.380 months

00:51:12.720 like 50,000

00:51:14.020 government

00:51:14.940 jobs

00:51:15.440 on average

00:51:16.400 for the

00:51:16.860 last few

00:51:17.380 months

00:51:17.640 like that's

00:51:18.200 not

00:51:18.500 sustainable

00:51:19.140 and those

00:51:20.320 don't have

00:51:21.380 the same

00:51:21.720 level of

00:51:22.140 productivity

00:51:22.700 because they

00:51:23.460 are paid

00:51:23.900 for

00:51:24.320 by our

00:51:25.520 tax dollars

00:51:26.460 and or

00:51:27.120 the printing

00:51:27.860 of money

00:51:28.420 so all

00:51:29.320 of those

00:51:29.880 scenarios

00:51:30.860 don't look

00:51:31.940 great

00:51:32.480 in terms

00:51:33.300 of the

00:51:33.700 trends

00:51:34.320 for the

00:51:34.880 economy

00:51:35.320 so we

00:51:36.280 haven't

00:51:36.760 seen

00:51:37.140 the

00:51:37.680 numbers

00:51:38.080 for

00:51:38.400 December

00:51:39.000 but

00:51:40.380 216,000

00:51:42.280 jobs

00:51:42.740 were added

00:51:43.420 this has

00:51:44.140 not been

00:51:44.620 revised

00:51:45.060 yet

00:51:45.400 and 52,000

00:51:47.160 of those

00:51:47.660 were government

00:51:48.360 jobs

00:51:49.020 which brought

00:51:50.280 us to an

00:51:50.600 all-time high

00:51:51.280 of 23 million

00:51:52.180 employees

00:51:52.700 for the

00:51:53.740 federal

00:51:54.120 government

00:51:54.680 it's an

00:51:55.700 astounding

00:51:56.520 number

00:51:57.740 what I want

00:51:58.840 to say

00:51:59.220 on that

00:51:59.760 is that

00:52:00.420 as I said

00:52:01.400 December

00:52:02.020 we've just

00:52:02.460 gotten the

00:52:02.880 first print

00:52:04.420 we haven't

00:52:04.860 gotten a

00:52:05.220 revision

00:52:05.580 to it

00:52:06.080 same

00:52:06.740 thing

00:52:07.020 with

00:52:07.220 the

00:52:07.640 previous

00:52:08.440 periods

00:52:08.980 they keep

00:52:09.480 revising

00:52:09.920 that down

00:52:10.440 that means

00:52:11.200 not only

00:52:11.880 is it

00:52:12.500 52 over

00:52:13.640 you know

00:52:14.120 216,000

00:52:15.500 but if they

00:52:16.180 revise that

00:52:17.060 down

00:52:17.580 it means

00:52:18.420 it's going

00:52:18.680 to be

00:52:18.900 even a

00:52:19.380 larger

00:52:19.920 percentage

00:52:20.620 that is

00:52:21.480 government

00:52:22.040 jobs

00:52:22.460 and that's

00:52:22.860 what we've

00:52:23.220 been seeing

00:52:23.820 in terms

00:52:24.300 of the

00:52:24.560 trend

00:52:24.960 is that

00:52:25.720 the government

00:52:26.600 and all

00:52:27.220 of the

00:52:27.460 deficit

00:52:27.820 spending

00:52:28.420 that you

00:52:29.340 know

00:52:29.440 we're

00:52:29.780 paying

00:52:30.260 for in

00:52:30.900 terms of

00:52:31.620 inflation

00:52:32.220 in our

00:52:32.680 lives

00:52:33.200 you know

00:52:34.400 is really

00:52:35.100 what's

00:52:35.640 creating

00:52:36.040 the

00:52:36.260 differential

00:52:36.820 but you

00:52:37.580 know

00:52:37.660 what's

00:52:38.300 crazy

00:52:38.640 is

00:52:38.960 jobs

00:52:39.280 hasn't

00:52:39.580 even

00:52:39.740 been

00:52:39.900 the

00:52:40.060 issue

00:52:40.380 you

00:52:40.620 know

00:52:40.740 they keep

00:52:41.220 touting

00:52:41.640 that

00:52:41.820 this is

00:52:42.340 jobs

00:52:42.740 and look

00:52:43.300 at how

00:52:43.460 many jobs

00:52:44.000 were created

00:52:44.700 even though

00:52:45.360 many of

00:52:45.820 them were

00:52:46.220 reclaimed

00:52:46.940 not created

00:52:47.760 from you

00:52:48.440 know when

00:52:48.640 they shut

00:52:48.900 down the

00:52:49.200 economy

00:52:49.600 but that

00:52:50.900 really hasn't

00:52:51.540 been the

00:52:51.960 issue for

00:52:52.760 quite some

00:52:53.480 time for

00:52:53.980 people

00:52:54.420 it's really

00:52:55.560 been the

00:52:56.540 inflationary

00:52:57.400 pressures and

00:52:57.980 the cost

00:52:58.460 of living

00:52:59.000 which is why

00:53:00.020 so many

00:53:00.520 people aren't

00:53:01.680 even tuned

00:53:02.160 into this

00:53:02.900 and don't

00:53:03.400 notice when

00:53:04.360 we have

00:53:04.920 these massive

00:53:05.460 revisions

00:53:05.960 I have to

00:53:07.300 tell you I'm

00:53:07.820 in Florida

00:53:08.360 right now

00:53:09.040 and

00:53:09.700 specifically I'm

00:53:11.940 in West Palm

00:53:13.220 and

00:53:14.200 it is

00:53:16.240 one of the

00:53:17.340 bigger bubbles

00:53:18.060 I have seen

00:53:19.080 I mean Florida

00:53:19.820 is a bubble

00:53:20.480 in and of

00:53:20.980 itself

00:53:21.380 and

00:53:22.520 here in West Palm

00:53:24.540 it is

00:53:25.280 I mean there

00:53:26.020 there's a guy

00:53:27.060 I found out at

00:53:28.020 dinner last night

00:53:28.580 there's a guy

00:53:29.100 who bought up a

00:53:29.780 bunch of houses

00:53:30.600 right on the

00:53:31.740 ocean

00:53:32.060 he's

00:53:33.260 he bought

00:53:33.840 500 million

00:53:35.380 dollars in

00:53:36.340 in land

00:53:37.860 and he's

00:53:38.700 building a

00:53:39.180 500 million

00:53:40.580 dollar house

00:53:41.340 and he's not

00:53:41.840 a salary

00:53:42.220 and you know

00:53:45.160 he probably

00:53:45.680 has you know

00:53:46.340 he probably

00:53:46.700 has two or

00:53:47.160 three children

00:53:47.620 so you can

00:53:48.120 understand this

00:53:48.680 but you're

00:53:51.220 in Florida

00:53:52.240 you're especially

00:53:53.440 in places like

00:53:54.380 this boy it

00:53:55.260 doesn't feel

00:53:56.080 like anything

00:53:56.960 is wrong

00:53:57.900 with the

00:53:59.660 economy

00:54:00.140 right so

00:54:01.500 this is the

00:54:02.300 haves and

00:54:02.760 the have-nots

00:54:03.500 and it's part

00:54:04.340 of what makes

00:54:04.900 it so difficult

00:54:05.580 when we talk

00:54:06.220 about the

00:54:06.780 economy

00:54:07.240 because what

00:54:08.180 we have

00:54:08.540 witnessed over

00:54:09.360 the last

00:54:09.880 decade and a

00:54:10.600 half is this

00:54:11.420 massive Fed

00:54:12.540 and government

00:54:13.020 policy induced

00:54:13.900 wealth transfer

00:54:14.780 from Main Street

00:54:16.180 America to the

00:54:17.100 wealthy and

00:54:17.560 wealth connected

00:54:18.300 so when you

00:54:19.340 go to the

00:54:20.060 West Palm

00:54:20.660 beaches

00:54:21.080 when you go

00:54:21.960 to the

00:54:22.580 you know

00:54:23.060 these little

00:54:23.400 bubble areas

00:54:24.500 in Southern

00:54:25.220 California

00:54:26.000 and whatnot

00:54:26.720 you know

00:54:27.600 the prices

00:54:28.160 of real estate

00:54:28.820 are going

00:54:29.140 through the

00:54:29.480 roof

00:54:29.700 people are

00:54:30.260 driving

00:54:30.680 McLarens

00:54:31.780 and you

00:54:32.160 know

00:54:32.300 it's this

00:54:33.220 crazy display

00:54:34.060 of wealth

00:54:34.540 that they've

00:54:34.960 gotten

00:54:35.260 through the

00:54:36.060 inflation

00:54:36.560 of the

00:54:37.040 assets

00:54:37.500 because they

00:54:38.220 were these

00:54:38.600 massive asset

00:54:39.620 holders

00:54:40.140 at the same

00:54:41.280 time that the

00:54:41.860 people who

00:54:42.640 are on Main

00:54:43.280 Street America

00:54:44.080 didn't have

00:54:45.360 the opportunity

00:54:45.880 to participate

00:54:46.560 in that upside

00:54:47.360 are seeing their

00:54:48.240 cost of living

00:54:48.960 go through the

00:54:49.540 roof

00:54:49.820 and not being

00:54:50.820 able to keep

00:54:51.400 up so it

00:54:51.920 really is a

00:54:52.820 tale of two

00:54:53.480 different economies

00:54:54.360 and when you

00:54:55.580 average that out

00:54:56.760 with this massive

00:54:57.700 wealth at the

00:54:58.800 top it looks

00:55:00.720 like things

00:55:01.420 are you know

00:55:02.320 kind of moving

00:55:03.200 along and

00:55:04.400 that's why I

00:55:05.160 don't think

00:55:05.820 that the way

00:55:06.440 that we

00:55:06.800 portray data

00:55:07.980 is fair or

00:55:10.020 gives us

00:55:10.680 really a great

00:55:11.700 sense of what's

00:55:12.820 happening for

00:55:13.500 most of the

00:55:14.040 country and

00:55:15.160 why you know

00:55:16.100 some people in

00:55:17.140 the Democratic

00:55:17.660 Party seem to

00:55:18.380 be scratching

00:55:18.880 their heads and

00:55:19.560 going I don't

00:55:20.040 understand this

00:55:20.940 is a fantastic

00:55:21.980 economy Bidenomics

00:55:23.340 is working great

00:55:24.080 when we know

00:55:25.180 that the middle

00:55:26.100 class isn't

00:55:26.700 getting crushed

00:55:27.360 well if you're

00:55:28.280 living in you

00:55:29.620 know the

00:55:30.300 Washington DC

00:55:31.320 area of course

00:55:33.140 there's lots of

00:55:33.880 employment because

00:55:34.880 the government is

00:55:36.160 employing lots of

00:55:37.080 people

00:55:37.480 they are and

00:55:40.220 they're doing it

00:55:41.100 on the backs of

00:55:42.580 adding more debt

00:55:43.900 and more

00:55:44.500 inflationary

00:55:45.340 pressure that

00:55:47.100 is you know

00:55:47.720 been really

00:55:49.020 what we've been

00:55:49.880 paying for quite

00:55:50.740 literally particularly

00:55:52.460 over the past

00:55:53.380 couple of years

00:55:54.220 so there is

00:55:55.680 this delusion

00:55:56.560 and it's

00:55:58.060 happening on

00:55:58.820 Wall Street

00:55:59.400 it's happening

00:56:00.020 in these different

00:56:00.580 bubble areas

00:56:01.380 that people who

00:56:02.340 are in these

00:56:03.980 areas that have

00:56:04.640 created this

00:56:05.940 tipping of the

00:56:06.840 playing field

00:56:07.520 that has tilted

00:56:08.300 things in their

00:56:09.040 direction

00:56:09.600 they're going

00:56:10.280 this is working

00:56:10.920 great I don't

00:56:11.660 understand why

00:56:12.320 everybody's

00:56:12.880 complaining when

00:56:14.380 they have been

00:56:14.920 doing it at the

00:56:15.900 expense of you

00:56:17.360 know free true

00:56:18.560 fair and free

00:56:20.920 true capitalism

00:56:22.440 that you know

00:56:23.360 has been impacting

00:56:24.360 the lives of the

00:56:25.740 people who are

00:56:26.500 working and who

00:56:27.600 are the backbone

00:56:28.280 of our economy

00:56:29.100 so I'm driving in

00:56:31.420 some of these

00:56:31.780 neighborhoods I was

00:56:32.440 driving by

00:56:33.280 Mar-a-Lago

00:56:35.860 yesterday and

00:56:37.600 that was from the

00:56:38.360 1920s a lot of

00:56:39.460 these homes that

00:56:40.460 are huge like this

00:56:41.380 were from the

00:56:41.800 1920s and those

00:56:43.780 were the Jay

00:56:44.280 Gatsby you know

00:56:45.340 F. Scott Fitzgerald

00:56:46.520 days and and

00:56:48.540 I started

00:56:49.100 thinking when

00:56:49.760 did the Newport

00:56:52.220 Rhode Island thing

00:56:53.540 fall apart was

00:56:55.120 that during the

00:56:56.520 depression when

00:56:57.920 people started like

00:56:59.140 not living like

00:57:00.380 that anymore do

00:57:02.020 you know I don't

00:57:03.520 think so because

00:57:04.440 just being a you

00:57:06.380 know a Jackie

00:57:07.500 Kennedy researcher

00:57:08.900 you know and if

00:57:10.060 you think about all

00:57:10.780 the time that they

00:57:12.020 that their family

00:57:13.220 and the Kennedy

00:57:14.760 spent out at the

00:57:16.220 Hammersmith farm

00:57:17.280 where she got

00:57:18.020 married and that

00:57:18.940 whole area that

00:57:20.060 was pretty

00:57:20.500 extravagant and

00:57:22.240 their marriage was

00:57:23.180 like in the you

00:57:24.180 know the early

00:57:24.740 50s 53-ish so I

00:57:26.760 don't think it was

00:57:27.260 at that point in

00:57:27.960 time.

00:57:29.640 All right there

00:57:31.360 was something else

00:57:32.480 that I want to get

00:57:33.180 to can we take a

00:57:34.280 quick break and

00:57:34.860 then we'll come

00:57:35.280 right back in just

00:57:37.700 a minute.

00:57:38.060 Stand by.

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00:58:44.120 so I don't know if

00:58:55.420 you saw the Wall

00:58:56.560 Street Journal today

00:58:57.380 but the headline

00:59:00.280 do you have that

00:59:00.840 headline by any

00:59:01.400 chance to

00:59:01.880 don't have it handy

00:59:04.500 now yeah the

00:59:05.460 headline was the

00:59:07.560 latest dirty word in

00:59:09.680 corporate America

00:59:10.700 ESG and it says

00:59:17.240 following the years

00:59:18.300 of simmering investor

00:59:19.420 backlash political

00:59:21.760 pressure and legal

00:59:22.980 threats over

00:59:23.820 environmental social

00:59:24.700 and governance a

00:59:27.520 number of businesses

00:59:28.520 corporate have shed

00:59:31.540 ESG now they're just

00:59:32.820 calling it corporate

00:59:33.580 responsibility is this

00:59:35.520 a win Carol or is

00:59:38.100 this just a shell game

00:59:39.900 again so I would can I

00:59:43.260 answer both can I give

00:59:44.940 all of the above I

00:59:47.260 definitely think that

00:59:48.900 there is some win and I

00:59:51.180 think the part that we

00:59:52.300 need to take to heart is

00:59:54.440 that by you the noise

00:59:56.340 that you've made Glenn

00:59:57.700 and others have made

00:59:58.920 and the action that

01:00:00.420 your listeners and

01:00:01.260 others have taken and

01:00:02.340 talking about this and

01:00:03.660 really putting it under a

01:00:05.200 microscope has given

01:00:09.060 pushback to corporate

01:00:10.400 America and they're

01:00:11.240 seeing that it's not

01:00:12.980 only not working that

01:00:14.420 it's detracting from

01:00:15.420 their businesses even

01:00:16.620 BlackRock which we know

01:00:18.280 has been sort of

01:00:19.680 patient zero in the US

01:00:21.340 of ESGS they're laying

01:00:23.340 off a bunch of

01:00:24.560 employees something around

01:00:25.540 600 employees mainly

01:00:27.580 in their ESG division

01:00:29.660 because of the pushback

01:00:31.320 so I do think that

01:00:32.940 piece is a victory but

01:00:35.220 it's kind of like the

01:00:36.560 ant problems that many

01:00:38.420 of us have in our house

01:00:39.780 that you know you can

01:00:41.160 spray for them and kill

01:00:42.380 them in one season but

01:00:44.140 they're going to come

01:00:44.860 back out the next season

01:00:46.140 so you still have to

01:00:47.240 bring the exterminator

01:00:49.240 out again and

01:00:50.320 unfortunately that's the

01:00:51.720 case with ESG and

01:00:53.540 something that you and I

01:00:54.960 had begun to talk

01:00:56.300 about you actually

01:00:56.900 brought it to my

01:00:57.480 attention with these

01:00:59.120 natural asset companies

01:01:00.560 that are looking to

01:01:02.540 you know same kind of

01:01:03.500 thing bastardize 1.00

01:01:04.480 capitalism use corporate

01:01:07.160 money use pension money

01:01:08.940 to buy control or

01:01:12.020 management of lands

01:01:13.980 whether those be public

01:01:14.960 or private to try to

01:01:16.340 take them out of

01:01:17.080 productive use threatening

01:01:18.660 our food our land and

01:01:19.840 our water so

01:01:21.220 insanity they decided

01:01:23.660 to wait on that right

01:01:25.420 they didn't say no

01:01:27.500 they're not going to do

01:01:28.540 it they decided to wait

01:01:29.860 the SEC decided correct

01:01:31.640 well so so they were

01:01:33.180 due with the rule

01:01:34.140 January 2nd and

01:01:35.620 they've extended the

01:01:36.600 comment period to

01:01:38.040 January 18th I've

01:01:40.060 sent comments I've

01:01:41.020 actually posted them on

01:01:42.140 my Twitter feed if

01:01:42.980 anybody wants they

01:01:43.960 they're welcome to

01:01:44.640 copy and paste and

01:01:45.720 send them in to the

01:01:46.860 SEC or to anyone you

01:01:49.580 know whether it be

01:01:50.220 their representatives

01:01:51.080 whether it be their

01:01:52.360 state treasurers whether

01:01:53.680 it be their governors

01:01:54.600 I know that Marlo Oakes

01:01:56.780 from Utah who you've

01:01:58.060 had on the program is

01:01:59.080 you know one of the

01:01:59.640 key voices against this

01:02:01.260 and you know that we

01:02:03.200 need more people like

01:02:04.260 that because not only do

01:02:05.840 we need the SEC to say

01:02:08.380 no the New York Stock

01:02:09.820 Exchange can't list them

01:02:11.240 that's just one way these

01:02:12.860 groups can access

01:02:13.720 capital it doesn't mean

01:02:15.220 that NACs don't exist

01:02:16.820 it doesn't mean they

01:02:17.700 can't go to the

01:02:19.000 private market or

01:02:19.840 sovereign wealth funds

01:02:20.820 you know privately to

01:02:22.120 try to to go and do

01:02:23.380 this so we really do

01:02:25.160 need legislation that

01:02:27.040 says this is something

01:02:28.960 that needs to go away

01:02:30.140 so a little bit of a

01:02:31.060 celebration Glenn but

01:02:32.000 the job isn't done yet

01:02:33.180 right so let me if I

01:02:35.520 may invite you back on

01:02:36.660 tomorrow because I want

01:02:37.360 to talk about that very

01:02:38.680 thing because most

01:02:39.720 people don't have any

01:02:40.820 idea what we're talking

01:02:42.320 about it's something

01:02:43.140 that's new came out

01:02:44.580 right around the

01:02:45.640 holidays and it is

01:02:47.580 one of the most

01:02:48.340 diabolical schemes to

01:02:50.180 shut farming and

01:02:51.400 everything else down

01:02:52.780 and control the land

01:02:54.800 all across America

01:02:55.960 unlike anything I've

01:02:57.240 ever seen before and

01:02:59.540 we'll talk about that

01:03:00.240 tomorrow Carol thank you

01:03:01.560 so much God bless

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01:04:29.660 you've gone into restaurants

01:04:49.860 lately and you've been

01:04:51.360 shocked at the price of

01:04:53.440 anything soup sandwiches to

01:04:56.260 stake anything you you can

01:04:59.520 fall into what's going on

01:05:02.740 this is a scam how can a

01:05:05.120 BLT be 16 bucks we wanted

01:05:07.900 to get Brian will on he's a

01:05:09.180 serial entrepreneur two-time

01:05:10.540 Wall Street Journal best

01:05:11.400 selling author leading

01:05:12.700 consultant in business and

01:05:13.800 sales management management

01:05:15.140 he's he's founded seven

01:05:16.740 different country companies

01:05:19.140 across four distinct

01:05:20.920 industries he is currently

01:05:23.720 the head of a chain of

01:05:26.400 restaurants and they are the

01:05:30.440 Derby Sports Bar Cantina

01:05:32.440 Loca the Tavern House in

01:05:34.720 Central City Tavern you might

01:05:35.960 have one in your town he is

01:05:38.320 also in his spare time a member

01:05:40.600 of the city council in the town

01:05:42.820 of Alpharetta Georgia I hope we

01:05:46.940 have time to talk about that a

01:05:48.100 little bit but he was just on

01:05:50.220 talking about the price of a BLT

01:05:52.720 on Varney and company and

01:05:55.480 everyone on my staff

01:05:57.520 Brian found that fascinating

01:06:00.160 on how you broke that down

01:06:02.080 how you doing Brian I'm good

01:06:05.440 Glenn thanks for having me this

01:06:06.620 was awesome

01:06:07.060 so so can you break this down

01:06:10.140 why should why should we look at

01:06:12.680 the price of sixteen dollars for a

01:06:16.120 BLT and say okay I understand it 1.00

01:06:19.560 it's reasonable

01:06:20.180 yeah this whole conversation

01:06:22.900 Glenn started with a friend of

01:06:24.860 mine who sent me this text when

01:06:26.320 he was sitting in my restaurant

01:06:27.320 saying hey Brian I'm sitting

01:06:29.680 here eating your BLT and it's

01:06:30.920 sixteen dollars you know it's

01:06:32.060 only bacon lettuce tomato and

01:06:33.820 bread and I said you know Dan

01:06:36.060 let me break this down for you I

01:06:37.560 want to give you some

01:06:38.100 perspective that sandwich might

01:06:40.660 cost sixteen dollars but we've

01:06:42.320 got twenty thousand dollars of

01:06:44.120 rent in that building we've got

01:06:45.480 six thousand dollars of utility

01:06:46.940 we've got sixty thousand dollars

01:06:48.600 of payroll and then we've got

01:06:50.820 our general office

01:06:51.740 opex expenses that all have to

01:06:54.580 get paid for out of the gross

01:06:56.360 profit margin in that sandwich

01:06:57.740 and so we actually did a

01:06:59.740 breakdown on that if you'd like to

01:07:01.060 hear this little breakdown I do I

01:07:02.880 do that six that sixteen dollar

01:07:04.920 sandwich has about five dollars of

01:07:06.740 actual food cost which leaves

01:07:08.480 about eleven dollars of gross

01:07:09.900 profit but out of that eleven two

01:07:12.600 dollars of that goes towards rent

01:07:14.500 utilities two dollars and fifty

01:07:16.740 cents goes towards we call our

01:07:18.720 fixed operational expenses like

01:07:20.300 the TVs and the music and the

01:07:21.960 mats and the towels and all that

01:07:23.520 stuff labor to make that

01:07:26.000 sandwich was four dollars and

01:07:27.160 fifty cents which only leaves me a

01:07:29.400 profit of two dollars so on a

01:07:31.300 sixteen dollar sandwich I have two

01:07:32.880 dollars of actual net profit that

01:07:35.380 I get to keep unless or until

01:07:37.720 something breaks or something goes

01:07:40.300 wrong that's my that's my gross

01:07:41.940 potential net profit so how many

01:07:44.680 BLTs do you have to sell to be 1.00

01:07:47.440 able to keep your doors open yeah

01:07:49.880 so I was laughing about that if

01:07:51.160 you take our eighty six thousand

01:07:52.800 dollars a month in general expenses

01:07:55.400 figure in a thirty percent food

01:07:57.640 cost we got to sell ninety three

01:07:59.660 thousand sandwiches a year to get

01:08:01.920 to zero every restaurant has a

01:08:04.040 break-even point a break-even

01:08:05.880 point in that restaurant's about one

01:08:07.300 point five million a year so if I do

01:08:09.520 one million four hundred ninety nine

01:08:10.780 thousand dollars in revenue I lose

01:08:12.920 a thousand bucks everything above

01:08:15.220 one point five we can make a profit

01:08:16.800 margin on but if you never get to

01:08:18.540 the one point five you just spin in

01:08:20.780 your wheels so what has changed I

01:08:24.440 mean it's not just the price of food

01:08:26.640 is it no food has gone up but our

01:08:30.620 biggest increase in expenses has been

01:08:33.140 labor if you remember obviously when

01:08:35.500 COVID hit everybody's getting all

01:08:37.140 these extended unemployment benefits

01:08:38.960 when we came out of COVID and tried

01:08:41.300 to bring people back they didn't want 0.61

01:08:42.580 to come back to work right but we

01:08:44.400 immediately went to a fifteen dollar

01:08:45.940 minimum that's for kids coming out of

01:08:48.400 high school and this was three years

01:08:49.900 ago that's now jumped up to about a

01:08:51.880 sixteen fifty so I have people with

01:08:54.060 zero experience 18 years old come to

01:08:57.060 work for me and we start them out at

01:08:58.280 thirty three thousand dollars where our

01:09:00.520 chefs are now at sixty thousand sixty

01:09:02.260 thousand our managers are now at seventy

01:09:04.020 to eighty thousand so if you look at my

01:09:06.320 restaurant three years ago we were

01:09:08.540 paying five hundred thousand for labor

01:09:10.440 on two point nine million of revenue

01:09:12.840 today we pay six hundred and fifty

01:09:15.320 thousand for labor on two point five

01:09:17.900 million of revenue my revenue is down

01:09:20.540 three fifty my labor is up one hundred

01:09:22.380 and fifty and that's why we have to keep

01:09:24.580 driving the price of these things up

01:09:25.860 everybody wants to get paid and they

01:09:27.560 want a big salary they want a living

01:09:29.420 wage but all that does is drive

01:09:31.220 everything up at some point we still

01:09:33.300 have to make a profit this is this is

01:09:36.760 what happened in Seattle except they

01:09:38.320 did it by choice when Seattle raised the

01:09:41.240 minimum wage I don't remember what it

01:09:42.740 was just I think fifteen or sixteen

01:09:44.500 dollars an hour all the restaurants

01:09:47.020 said we can't afford this and a lot of

01:09:49.580 them left close close shop and left

01:09:52.160 Seattle some of them stayed and some of

01:09:56.140 them just went out of business because of

01:09:58.180 it but that's not the only cost you now

01:10:00.480 have food going up you have labor going

01:10:02.980 up rent you tell utilities went up

01:10:06.380 forty percent just our gas and electric

01:10:09.660 right our insurance went up forty percent

01:10:11.600 everything is I mean the whole supply

01:10:13.260 chain from us down everybody's costs go

01:10:15.900 up in that compounds why did insurance

01:10:18.240 go up forty percent because they can I

01:10:22.220 mean I don't question because you have

01:10:27.820 no choice but to buy it because if you

01:10:29.500 don't buy it you can't stay in business

01:10:30.980 so it goes up you know it's uh it's

01:10:35.720 crazy how much costs have gone up so how

01:10:38.820 do you see us weathering this you know

01:10:42.440 business is interesting I have a picture

01:10:44.760 in my office of a guy on a tightrope and

01:10:46.920 he's got that big long bar right that

01:10:48.740 goes on both sides and I always say we

01:10:50.740 have to balance where business owners are

01:10:52.440 on this tightrope and you have to balance

01:10:53.960 what you can charge on one end with what

01:10:56.900 the consumer is willing to pay on the

01:10:58.600 other and so as long as you can keep that

01:11:01.300 balance you can stay on the tightrope and

01:11:02.820 stay in business but if you charge too

01:11:04.160 much they stop coming you fall off if you

01:11:06.660 don't charge enough you get more business

01:11:08.720 at a loss you go out of business so

01:11:10.760 there's always a balance and in our case

01:11:13.100 we've made sure we put our locations in

01:11:15.080 what we call high traffic areas so we're

01:11:18.720 getting you know organic traffic running

01:11:20.640 around our restaurants which helps us

01:11:23.740 drastically but you look at these small

01:11:25.860 operators that are out there you know

01:11:27.480 fighting all these costs that don't have

01:11:30.540 that organic type of traffic and that's

01:11:33.120 why they're going under I mean you're a

01:11:35.200 serial entrepreneur what do you hear from

01:11:39.080 entrepreneurs that are just beginning

01:11:41.020 today I mean it's a completely different

01:11:46.140 world can you make it is it it's a

01:11:50.580 different world in a lot of ways and I

01:11:52.020 actually do a lot of sales and management

01:11:53.560 training and one of the other things we

01:11:54.880 know in today's environment is there's so

01:11:57.180 much information online that people can

01:11:59.680 research almost anything before they ever

01:12:01.580 walk in your door and they already know

01:12:04.160 what your competition's charging they

01:12:05.780 already know what they should be paying

01:12:07.300 and so again you're back to this balance

01:12:09.840 of you either need to create something

01:12:11.560 extremely unique that will drive people in

01:12:14.880 and make them want to buy from you or your

01:12:18.020 chances of success are diminished greatly

01:12:19.980 so it I called COVID the great washout

01:12:22.660 Glenn all the weak operators that used to

01:12:25.080 be able to make it because we were in a

01:12:27.200 booming economy when COVID hit it just

01:12:30.160 washed out all those weak operators and

01:12:31.940 only left the ones that are strong now

01:12:34.080 you've got people that are coming in behind

01:12:35.620 us and trying to come in and undercut but

01:12:38.420 all they're going to do is lose all their

01:12:40.560 money and go out of business and hurt the

01:12:42.380 rest of us it's it's it's an interesting

01:12:44.680 time to be in business but if you're a true

01:12:47.400 entrepreneur it washed out a lot of people

01:12:49.580 who were just you know my dad used to have

01:12:52.740 his own bakery and that is hard keeping

01:12:55.320 that afloat of you know one little one man

01:12:58.440 shop in whatever you're doing and then food

01:13:01.940 is the worst at that yeah it wiped out a lot

01:13:05.340 of people who are just working for

01:13:06.820 themselves yeah just working for themselves

01:13:10.740 and only making enough money to live on and

01:13:12.520 most of the people that got washed out

01:13:13.800 didn't have any financial security behind

01:13:15.780 them savings you know they just weren't

01:13:18.880 able to weather that bump which is one of

01:13:21.640 the things I teach entrepreneurs today is

01:13:23.180 you better have enough security behind you

01:13:24.840 that if the next COVID comes along or if

01:13:27.080 something weird happens you're not going

01:13:29.140 to get wiped out at the drop of a hat we

01:13:30.960 we laid off 150 people in one day in March

01:13:33.520 of 2020 it was it was a horrible day

01:13:35.960 wow your uh your thoughts of what's coming

01:13:40.740 in 2024 any insight on yeah I've had this

01:13:46.240 question a good bit and I have friends in

01:13:49.180 the M&A field and I see everybody waiting to

01:13:52.300 see what's going to happen with this

01:13:53.460 election

01:13:53.840 we just don't know what's going to happen

01:13:57.600 I think if you know if Biden gets elected

01:14:00.060 again he doesn't have to worry about getting

01:14:01.700 reelected so who knows what's going to 0.82

01:14:03.220 happen you know with the people pulling the

01:14:04.880 strings up there in Washington and what

01:14:06.280 they're going to do

01:14:06.820 so I think we're in a tenuous time right

01:14:10.820 now particularly in small business

01:14:12.300 that we need to be very careful and we

01:14:14.180 need to be keeping some powder dry to keep

01:14:16.940 us safe just in case something else pops

01:14:18.880 up if Donald Trump were to be elected he

01:14:22.520 doesn't go to jail and the left doesn't

01:14:24.900 set the country on fire better or worse for

01:14:28.140 business if he can start taking some of

01:14:31.460 these regulations away if he can start

01:14:33.260 making it easy for us get those

01:14:34.620 interest rates back down I mean the other

01:14:37.780 issue we have and I love this this topic I

01:14:39.600 did a video on it the other day about

01:14:41.240 inflation inflation is going to affect us

01:14:42.980 forever right we had a five percent we

01:14:44.640 had an eight percent even if it's three

01:14:46.500 percent that doesn't mean prices are

01:14:47.860 going down right right that means they've

01:14:50.000 just compounded right there they're never

01:14:52.000 going back down maybe they won't go up as

01:14:54.280 much but they're not going back down

01:14:55.440 people get very confused on on how that

01:14:57.240 works but if we can get the economy

01:14:59.240 booming again to where people aren't

01:15:00.600 afraid to spend their money and they

01:15:01.920 aren't you know hoarding it trying to wait

01:15:04.260 to see what's going to happen then people

01:15:06.380 go out and they'll have more fun they'll

01:15:07.640 spend more money and I think we'll all be

01:15:09.020 okay it's just uh take a little bit of

01:15:11.280 time yeah Brian thank you so much really

01:15:14.200 appreciate it cool Glenn I appreciate you

01:15:16.440 having me you bet bye-bye Brian will he's an

01:15:18.740 entrepreneur and uh explaining uh what is

01:15:21.440 really going on it's it's going to get

01:15:24.280 harder and harder for people to see uh and

01:15:28.740 and easier and easier for politician

01:15:33.500 politicians to create boogeyman uh and say

01:15:37.900 you know it's these evil store owners it's

01:15:40.020 these evil whatever when in reality uh all

01:15:44.100 of the regulations just what's happening

01:15:45.780 with meat in California is truly terrifying

01:15:49.700 Stu would you write down I'd love to get

01:15:51.700 somebody from you know the pork producers

01:15:54.680 or the uh beef producers of America to

01:15:58.160 explain to America the dilemma that they

01:16:01.120 are in right now chicken producers anybody

01:16:04.060 who's producing eggs all of this California 0.94

01:16:07.480 just passed a law before the new year and

01:16:10.600 it's now in effect that um animal pens have

01:16:15.140 to be a certain size if the pork and beef

01:16:20.160 producers pork producers say if we have to

01:16:23.040 put this in then uh that's going to cost

01:16:26.740 about thirty five hundred dollars a head

01:16:29.180 for every pig and uh that would obviously 0.98

01:16:33.820 put us out of business or raise the price

01:16:36.140 skyrocket and so they're they're they're

01:16:40.040 put into this position to where they either

01:16:43.100 are not going to sell to California which is a

01:16:46.460 big buyer or they have to abide by California

01:16:53.300 law and that will cost the entire country more

01:16:58.300 money because they have to uh build all of

01:17:01.700 these different uh pens and barns and and

01:17:04.760 everything else I personally and I you know

01:17:07.880 I'm a I'm in a different situation than any of

01:17:10.360 the other farmers are ranchers are but I

01:17:12.720 personally would say screw you California um

01:17:16.060 I'm tired of California dictating to us what

01:17:20.400 we can and cannot do that is a failed system and

01:17:24.800 what it why we're allowing it to drag all of

01:17:27.920 us into that failed system is beyond me it's

01:17:31.680 not going to last because it can't numbers are

01:17:35.980 numbers math is math it just can't continue but

01:17:40.400 we'll have more on that uh coming up first

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01:19:03.240 program

01:19:03.880 well see if this uh sounds familiar farmers commenced a week of planned

01:19:23.240 protests on monday while government officials warned that far

01:19:27.540 right groups are attempting to co-op the movement for their own

01:19:30.720 political ends the farmers began the day blocking roads

01:19:35.180 uh in response to a government proposal to revoke

01:19:39.120 key tax privileges uh the government said quote right-wing

01:19:43.480 extremists and other enemies of democracy are trying to infiltrate and

01:19:47.960 uh instrumentalize the protests

01:19:50.580 uh apparently these crazy farmers are rioting to trigger an overthrow of the

01:19:58.480 government my gosh when will they learn now these are german farmers and what

01:20:03.320 they're protesting about is the government has overspent

01:20:06.080 uh and just the cupboard is bare they can't cut anymore so they are

01:20:10.180 are doing a couple of things they're uh getting rid of some of the tax

01:20:14.180 benefits for farmland uh which is going to be hard for the farmers seeing

01:20:19.760 that they're not wealthy people to begin with

01:20:22.340 uh and then the second thing is they want to phase out diesel fuel

01:20:26.460 which is going to go really really well for all of that equipment

01:20:30.640 uh that they have purchased that uses diesel

01:20:34.440 uh so it's another part of the green agenda

01:20:38.340 uh and uh we're going to see it here in our country

01:20:42.160 but again the farmers are saying

01:20:44.300 they're putting us out of business we just want you to know

01:20:47.500 that means you starve to death

01:20:50.400 but government officials i'm sure are okay with that

01:20:54.060 so we got that going for us

01:20:56.160 stew back to you

01:20:58.160 well there's nothing there's no vegetables in german food

01:21:00.920 so in theory they probably could survive uh for at least a while

01:21:05.120 you know i think you might be right right on that

01:21:07.960 i think you might be right

01:21:09.920 it's bizarre i keep hearing this reported

01:21:13.900 and i don't know if it's targeted to me to make me feel

01:21:16.940 not so empathetic to their cause but it keeps being reported as government

01:21:21.000 subsidies are being cut to farmers and they're complaining about getting

01:21:24.180 basically not getting free money from the government but

01:21:26.620 the way you describe that is a little bit different than that coverage

01:21:30.320 yeah well they're they're losing their tax uh advantages

01:21:34.680 uh which i guess some would call subsidies

01:21:37.240 you know uh losing their tax advantages and i'm sure they are losing some subsidies

01:21:42.040 but remember this is a socialistic style government uh over there

01:21:46.820 and the problem is they know that the government is trying to put farmers out

01:21:52.320 of business all over europe and they won't stand for it

01:22:07.240 they have no room to compromise

01:22:19.240 we gotta stay together if we're gonna survive

01:22:26.040 stay up straight

01:22:28.460 and hold the line

01:22:32.320 it's a new day

01:22:35.740 time to raise

01:22:38.280 welcome to the fusion

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01:22:49.240 this

01:22:51.640 is the glennbeck program

01:22:53.980 so uh the what's interesting is the washington post has just come out and

01:23:01.300 was was talking about uh you know secretary austin leaving in intensive care

01:23:07.900 amid the growing scrutiny of the pentagon's secrecy

01:23:12.200 um it's it's weird uh they said the handling of the situation

01:23:17.680 uh pentagon officials said that it's you know it's it's not necessarily the best

01:23:23.960 thing that uh has happened by not informing the president that he was in icu for about a week

01:23:28.800 um but internally some uh frustrated officials have complained saying that the handling of the incident

01:23:35.920 showed unbelievably bad judgment on austin's part and i think that would be a first

01:23:41.700 where he showed bad judgment

01:23:43.340 officials in the white house and the pentagon according to the washington post

01:23:47.400 in a voice that is really uh one of the people vowed monday to remove to review the lapses in

01:23:54.560 communication that led to this imbroglio

01:23:57.760 now i would say imbroglie myself

01:24:00.760 uh but uh or hullabaloo 0.99

01:24:03.660 but all of those things are you know what the people on the street say

01:24:07.520 all the time washington post so thanks for keeping us in touch with the uh with the everyday people

01:24:12.840 we have chris stewart joining us um and we're going to talk about this he is a he is a guy who

01:24:19.380 is uh has been very involved with the defense department and knows does this kind of stuff

01:24:25.780 happen all the time chris stewart joins us in 60 seconds stand by

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01:25:41.760 now stew i don't i don't want to speak out of turn but uh i have heard the reason uh secretary of defense

01:25:51.500 you know he he he doesn't want to say why he was in the hospital it was for elective surgery

01:25:56.940 and uh i've heard a lot of people joke about this what does he have in transgender surgery i mean what

01:26:02.800 what why not just share what you have and and to be clear that's wrong to do because uh that's not

01:26:08.640 elective uh transgender surgery is the most important thing you can do for your health not an elective this

01:26:14.620 is uh and uh so i i understand that he was uh in for i think a fourth time for penile reduction

01:26:23.560 surgery um he just he just wants it very very small um and i think his exact quote was doc make

01:26:33.740 it smaller than it is when i'm in a cold pool and the first four or five times he did this uh they

01:26:40.940 couldn't get it small enough and so he was in one more take one more stab at it so i don't i don't

01:26:46.420 know that's necessary per se is that confirmed with this report no but i have it on you know pretty

01:26:53.340 good you know pretty good sources it's helpful sources yeah thank you uh chris stewart is with us

01:26:59.380 now hello chris how are you glenn that's twice you've made me really laugh this week but how am i

01:27:05.520 supposed to follow that kind of well i don't i i didn't mean to make you laugh i just trying to

01:27:10.820 tell the truth i i think that's what he was in for but i'm not i'm not entirely sure um a couple

01:27:16.900 days ago you give us flowers out in the garden or something and i was laughing as well so it's good

01:27:23.200 to be with you yeah good so chris um i mean i immediately thought of you when i read this uh over

01:27:29.560 the weekend uh because you know you you know a lot about how the pentagon works and you know how

01:27:36.120 how the military works and uh i haven't seen a secretary of defense kind of go missing

01:27:44.700 for a week and nobody really noticed have you well let's just say it's unusual

01:27:52.840 but who's who's surprised about this glenn i mean you talked about the judgment i would add

01:27:58.620 in addition to it it displays his poor judgment the arrogance that the secretary has demonstrated

01:28:05.260 again and again but it's perfectly on brand for his leadership and for the biden administration and

01:28:11.100 one thing i would emphasize glenn and that i think some of your listeners may understand but not all of

01:28:16.760 them and that is the culture and the expectations of the military they're different than it is in the

01:28:22.900 civilian world you give military members tremendous trust because you give them a tremendous power but

01:28:30.260 that demands certain behavior and one of those is that you just don't show up at work you know without

01:28:35.700 telling someone without you know telling the people who are going to cover for you without telling your

01:28:41.000 boss if a young sergeant or a young lieutenant did that they'd be facing severe repercussions and yet he

01:28:48.300 didn't show up he didn't tell the assistant secretary who is everyone knows now was vacationing in

01:28:53.160 puerto rico she didn't even know and worse he didn't tell his boss or me i don't know maybe he told

01:28:58.640 biden and maybe president biden forgot because that would be a possible explanation as well but it's

01:29:04.860 just so out far outside the norms of what you would expect from any responsible person let alone for

01:29:11.760 heaven's sakes the secretary of defense well did i mean we are currently uh you know uh shooting down

01:29:20.360 like their clay pigeons um uh missiles from you know the uh the uh houthis and and the iran proxies

01:29:31.620 i mean our ships are kind of busy right now is there no in a week is there no thought that maybe somebody

01:29:39.400 might call in and say hey what should we do yeah yeah so not only the ongoing you know skirmishes we're having

01:29:47.160 with the with the houthis which is a whole nother conversation by the way but you know there's also

01:29:52.440 the efforts that we have in the war in gaza there who's coordinating with the israel air defense

01:29:57.600 ministers on on those efforts what about the fact that we had a strike uh uh into baghdad during this

01:30:04.200 week on january 4th who coordinated that i mean that's the kind of thing that if you're going to strike

01:30:10.400 in baghdad my understanding was that the secretary of defense would be the final arbiter for that

01:30:15.520 decision and and as a minimum would have been informed on it and apparently that didn't happen

01:30:22.180 uh these are the kinds of things that you have to have leadership from inside the pentagon and

01:30:27.460 it turns out that just simply wasn't happening and by the way glenn if you'll allow me that's not the

01:30:32.100 first time because everyone i mean i've i've said the secretary should resign immediately after the

01:30:37.780 debacle in afghanistan again after the kind of balloon the fact that we have not met our recruiting

01:30:43.800 goals all of these things fall on his shoulders he should have resigned two years ago so who's

01:30:50.300 actually running things chris yeah people ask that question all the time both about the white house

01:30:57.940 and in some cases about the pentagon well i think absent or aside from his absence this last week that

01:31:05.800 you know this general is running things i've seen i've seen it reflected in in the decisions they make

01:31:12.220 or the lack of decisions or the poor decisions now if you ask about who's running the white house i truly

01:31:17.600 don't know and we used to say that glenn is kind of a joke but now we say it very seriously because

01:31:22.320 you look at this president and you know that he doesn't have the capability to to be running the

01:31:27.220 the most powerful government in the world so then who is but there's no question secretary austin's

01:31:32.720 running the pentagon again short of last week and you see it reflected in the decisions that they make

01:31:38.060 in the poor judgment that is that is now filtered down through the entire pentagon through the

01:31:43.060 entire department of defense and it breaks my heart to see the institution that i spent much of my life

01:31:50.780 serving and so did my brothers and my fathers and now our nephews and nieces to see it so abused by

01:31:56.780 by arrogance and and judgment that just isn't up to what these fine young men and women deserve

01:32:03.240 well i understand why he you know didn't want to talk about the penile reduction surgery

01:32:10.600 um but if it wasn't that let's just say it wasn't that why not why not say why you're going in what's

01:32:19.440 the big deal well so you know if if people and i have i have an understanding of this glenn as you know

01:32:28.240 that i recently resigned from congress because of health concerns with my wife so i'm i'm sensitive

01:32:34.400 to the fact that there you know in a in a day that is very very public or when you serve in a public

01:32:38.820 position that you know there are sensitivities regarding health concerns i i get that but you

01:32:45.580 don't hide it i mean so maybe we don't need to know why he went in for elective surgery but if you

01:32:51.480 have a reaction that puts you in intensive care that's different and that has to be discussed

01:32:56.780 and and if you're not going to discuss the reasons why and i and i think again being in intensive care

01:33:04.240 just kind of demands an answer but if you're unwilling to talk about that you still have to

01:33:09.020 tell people here i am and don't worry because my assistant secretary knows i'm here no she didn't

01:33:16.140 uh and don't worry because my boss the president united states knows and has made accommodations

01:33:21.940 no he didn't uh i mean that's the minimum that we would expect is communications about it and one

01:33:29.700 last thing on this glenn and i think this is important the secretary doesn't disappear into a 1.00

01:33:34.360 hospital and not have a large team of people know that i mean he he was certainly accompanied in the

01:33:41.900 hospital with probably more than a dozen people maybe several dozen and none of them acted responsibly

01:33:50.340 either some of them should have raised their hand and said hey the american people and leadership at

01:33:57.000 the white house deserves to know where we are today uh chris thank you so much i'm um i want to ask you

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01:35:55.140 chris stewart is with us chris you've been a congressman uh you've you've worked uh in intelligence

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01:36:23.680 and say this is something that keeps me up or this is something that i keep looking at and saying

01:36:31.020 that's good there's some good news coming yeah well okay let me do the good news uh because i do think

01:36:39.060 that we are on a tactical basis which is we haven't won the war but we've won a few battles i do i do think

01:36:45.560 we are turning uh the tide on some things you mentioned earlier about esg or yeah or uh you

01:36:51.600 know some of the some of the real you know kind of battles uh social battles that we've had and i

01:36:57.420 think people are just exhausted by it and frankly i think they're sickened by it and and we are

01:37:01.500 winning on a couple of those things and i think we're going to it's going to clearly be one of the

01:37:06.120 primary conversations uh during the election and i think again we've we've we're winning some of those

01:37:10.980 battles at least we're slowing some of them down uh but i think this year glenn just has the potential

01:37:17.920 to be oh just such a such a mess and it's and it's going to hinge on the election um you know glenn

01:37:26.380 that uh the last book i wrote you and i've talked about it kind of the kind of premises that is the

01:37:31.440 contested election where we truly have half the country who just says whoever wins that's he's not

01:37:37.560 legitimate you know i will never recognize him as our president and and president trump is going to

01:37:43.860 be found guilty of some charges it's just almost inevitable we don't know which ones but he will be

01:37:48.600 and then the democrats are going to say look he's a criminal he can't be the president of the united

01:37:52.700 states well we know that's not true the criteria to be the president of the united states is really

01:37:56.760 simple you got to be 35 years old you got to be a citizen and no state no person no other agency

01:38:03.420 organization can add requirements that's it and so the president's going to continue to run and the

01:38:09.820 democrats are already setting it up to say well two things number one is he's he's a nazi he's a 0.76

01:38:15.080 authoritarian and uh and therefore we can never let him serve and the second is you know he's a criminal

01:38:20.440 and uh and i think meanwhile the republicans look at this and go well you all the projection on this

01:38:27.120 is just beyond irony about them accusing republicans of being totalitarian when we've seen the history of

01:38:33.180 what they've done uh and i just plan about the election this year i worry about the chaos and

01:38:40.360 the riots i think it's going to make 2020 look like a look like a garden party or at least potentially

01:38:45.760 could and then ultimately putting us in a place where there's actual real uh uncertainty about who

01:38:53.440 is the president and i don't know how our country walks through that without some without some just real

01:38:59.720 pain and deep deep scars that that would uh destabilize i mean if we were going through that

01:39:07.300 if i were china i'd go into taiwan right away yeah because we wouldn't we would just not have the

01:39:14.220 capability so you'd lose you'd lose that um any of the bad guys just come after us i mean it's

01:39:21.900 it we're entering that time i talked about in 2008 where all of our enemies will see that we are so

01:39:26.960 weakened that without coordination they'll just all look at each other and go now go go go go go

01:39:32.060 100 100 that's a great fear and the and and you have to recognize that these leaders do watch what's

01:39:39.760 happening internally and they do take measure of that it is part of their dynamic how will the u.s

01:39:45.080 respond and how are they going to respond if they're divided or if they're chaotic or if there's

01:39:49.060 uncertainty about who the actual president is and by the way the american people will be uh will be

01:39:54.560 exhausted by this effort as well and it's much harder for them to say well okay while we're in

01:39:58.400 the midst of all this yeah let's go ahead and intervene in a war in the south china sea and and

01:40:03.900 here's something else to keep in mind with that glenn that's really important most of the wars that

01:40:08.300 we've been involved with for the last generation very little sacrifice for most americans now for

01:40:14.400 those people serving it's incredible sacrifice but most americans it's not but a war with china

01:40:20.280 if for no other reason than this the the best uh analysis shows a nine percent reduction in gdp

01:40:26.980 from a war in the south china sea to give that some measure there was a seven percent reduction

01:40:33.540 during the great depression every one of us will feel it we have a war with china and uh and it won't 0.97

01:40:41.740 be the kind of thing where we think gosh i pray for our soldiers uh because they're over there fighting

01:40:46.280 war every one of us will be praying intensely because every one of us will be affected by it

01:40:52.040 there's no way we could go in and protect taiwan at this point is there

01:40:58.460 yeah there actually is glenn i mean it's very very difficult uh i mean the hope is that we can

01:41:05.960 we can manage a deterrence which would you know convince china it's just not worth the cost which is 0.71

01:41:11.280 of course what we're trying to do now uh but you know if you think that uh you know or someone who

01:41:17.340 who would suppose well you know taiwan won't be nearly destroyed in the effort and as example of

01:41:23.300 that some of these exquisite chip manufacturers where the world relies on them they are placed

01:41:29.940 in a position geographically where the focus of the war will be there's very little chance that they

01:41:34.960 would survive unharmed and so when you say well you know can we really go in and protect taiwan

01:41:39.640 yeah we can probably protect the island from being actually militarily taken over but it's going to

01:41:46.860 again it's going to come at a real cost what happens if you lose those chip plants what's the world

01:41:53.440 look like uh oh well it's very very different obviously i mean because those are used not just

01:41:59.060 in our products they're used primarily in the manufacturing of you know millions of products

01:42:04.160 so that's one of the reasons that you get this nine percent reduction in gdp and it's not just

01:42:10.020 the u.s it's globally that that has that impact and it takes years to build that i mean it would take

01:42:16.500 10 years for us to build up that capacity that we would lose the good news is china it'll take them 1.00

01:42:22.680 a generation they have no capability or very very limited capability to build it up it would it would

01:42:28.400 not be in president xi's lifetime so they would be hurt more than we would but still it would be a

01:42:33.180 dramatic impact on on the global economy is it uh reasonable to say just let them have it

01:42:40.480 just just let them take it why defend it let them take it yeah i mean control all of those chips

01:42:47.740 those chip plants yeah some people argue that and the interesting thing too glenn is that

01:42:52.740 we're going to see what taiwan thinks next week because they're going to have their election and there

01:42:58.160 are different views on that if you do polling in taiwan there's a number of them about 30 percent of

01:43:03.040 them we say yeah let's just go to china it's not that big of a deal um i think it'd be a catastrophe

01:43:07.780 for us to let that happen though yeah uh chris thank you so much chris stewart friend of the program

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01:44:54.580 you know what chris stewart said a minute ago about the good news that we are turning the tide i

01:45:12.080 think that is true i think people know it they're tired of it um they are tired of it in their schools

01:45:20.340 they're just tired of it in their life and people are standing up it's why you know if if you're in

01:45:26.880 power you need to silence anyone who disagrees with you we saw today in the wall street journal that the

01:45:34.080 dirty word on wall street now are three letters e s and g uh and that's because of you that's because

01:45:41.000 you stood up you educated your friends and neighbors and they know the things they want to do are not

01:45:47.020 going to be popular and that's why they have to shut people up however what they didn't count on

01:45:53.300 really is you and also the internet they for some reason the people who you know made it into a

01:46:01.320 business somehow or another didn't realize that free speech would be dangerous for them and their

01:46:08.300 plans let me play something from taylor sheridan and joe rogan and i want you to listen to this and i

01:46:14.120 want you to remember joe rogan i think is either agnostic or an atheist um maybe an atheist not

01:46:21.980 talking about god an awful lot here he is with taylor sheridan listen to this paul harvey you know who

01:46:26.940 that is sure so he did a thing god back in the 60s or 70s and he equated it to the devil um and maybe

01:46:34.080 it is or you could also say it's it's it's just that but he did a radio piece on on how to destroy

01:46:40.560 america the social fabric of it wow and it's and it's as though somebody just took uh america the

01:46:48.880 the social fabric of america from the late 60s to today and and the timeline of the things that he

01:46:55.940 said it's pretty wicked it's pretty wow i'm not shocked i mean if you think about all the things

01:47:02.340 that we do to manipulate other countries i'm not shocked that someone would do that manipulate us

01:47:06.440 and that they would do it through education institutions that's the way to do it you get

01:47:10.920 kids and then you train them as they leave and then they go into the workforce they have these

01:47:16.140 ideas like burned into their heads and that's probably what all this gender confusion is this 1.00

01:47:21.340 this giant uptick of it it's literally probably engineered and i think that's also what a lot of

01:47:26.960 the climate stuff is and a lot of the a lot of the different things that people are fighting over

01:47:30.600 it's not just these big financial institutions that are that are invested in climate change and

01:47:37.740 green energy and all these different things but it's also other countries just with us

01:47:42.400 i think that's amazing to hear joe rogan talk about this by the way if you've not heard the paul harvey

01:47:50.360 uh if i were the devil it came out in 1965 it is one of his best pieces of work and i am a huge fan of

01:47:58.140 paul harvey listen to what he said 1965 if i were the devil if i were the devil

01:48:06.560 if i were the prince of darkness i'd want to engulf the whole world in darkness

01:48:13.120 and i'd have a third of its real estate and four-fifths of its population but i wouldn't be happy until

01:48:18.260 i have seized the ripest apple on the tree the so i've set about however necessary to take over the

01:48:25.620 united states i'd subvert the churches first i'd begin with a campaign of whispers with the wisdom

01:48:31.700 of a serpent i would whisper to you as i whispered to eve do as you please to the young i would whisper

01:48:38.140 that the bible is a myth i would convince them that man created god instead of the other way around

01:48:43.180 i would confide that what's bad is good and what's good is square and the old i would teach to pray

01:48:49.800 after me our father which art in washington

01:48:54.280 and then i'd get organized i'd educate authors in how to make lurid literature exciting so that

01:49:01.720 anything else would appear dull and uninteresting i'd threaten tv with dirtier movies and vice versa

01:49:06.960 i'd peddle narcotics to whom i could i'd sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction

01:49:11.980 i'd tranquilize the rest with pills if i were the devil i'd soon have families at war with themselves

01:49:18.040 churches at war with themselves and nations at war with themselves until each and its turn

01:49:23.840 was consumed and with promises of higher ratings i'd have mesmerizing media fanning the flames

01:49:32.120 if i were the devil i would encourage schools to refine young intellects but neglect to discipline

01:49:37.660 emotions just let those run wild until before you knew it you'd have to have drug-snipping dogs

01:49:43.300 and metal detectors at every schoolhouse door within a decade i'd have prisons overflowing

01:49:50.740 i'd have judges promoting pornography soon i could evict god from the courthouse then from the schoolhouse 0.72

01:49:57.220 and then from the houses of congress and in his own churches i would substitute psychology for religion

01:50:02.900 and deify science i would lure priests and pastors into misusing boys and girls and church money if i

01:50:10.100 were the devil i'd make the symbol of easter an egg and the symbol of christmas a bottle if i were the

01:50:15.940 devil i'd take from those who have and give to those who wanted until i had killed the incentive of the

01:50:22.180 ambitious and what'll you bet i couldn't get whole states to promote gambling as the way to get rich

01:50:31.540 i would caution against extremes in hard work in patriotism in moral conduct i would convince the

01:50:41.940 young that marriage is old-fashioned that swinging is more fun that what you see on tv is the way to be

01:50:50.980 and thus i could undress you in public

01:50:52.900 and i could lure you into bed with diseases for which there is no cure

01:51:01.940 in other words if i were the devil i'd just keep right on doing what he's doing

01:51:07.140 isn't that incredible 1965 paul harvey

01:51:13.940 i i mean i don't think there's one thing that's on there with exception of the word square

01:51:19.300 that hasn't been done and and doesn't ring true absolutely in those words today everything

01:51:27.300 if i were the devil i'd put my feet up on the desk because i i'd think i was about to win

01:51:35.140 what the devil doesn't know is what the devil didn't know in the 1960s

01:51:40.900 and it didn't know in the 1950s didn't know in the civil war it didn't know in world war ii in nazi

01:51:50.660 germany that he never wins never ever he always gets close he's he's always just at the verge of

01:52:01.380 setting the entire world on fire and a good number of people go right along with him

01:52:08.500 him because he's the author of lies because he's the only author of fear there is no fear with god

01:52:18.340 there's faith there's trust there's hope with god fear doesn't come from any place that the devil

01:52:26.980 doesn't play in

01:52:32.660 no reason to fear we know how it ends

01:52:37.380 the devil is in the details

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01:54:25.700 uh so joe biden is already trying to build the presidential campaign around the january 6

01:54:39.780 insurrection you know with his rants against the new hitler who incited this threat to american

01:54:45.460 democracy uh and uh it's not really connecting with some of his people they're down a little bit uh

01:54:52.100 it's a real problem glenn and you know i know i know some people are going to vote for donald trump

01:54:56.340 or ronda santis or nikki haley or whatever but when you talk about the presidency of the united states

01:55:00.660 you need leadership right and and and that's why um they're going to have a morale booster party

01:55:08.500 for the staff to celebrate all the incredible work they've done and and what's happened glenn over the

01:55:14.900 past couple months is that a lot of the people who are working for the white house are asking

01:55:20.340 themselves an important question which is why doesn't president joe biden want to kill all the

01:55:25.940 jews like i do right and then joe biden has responded well hey i understand your concerns

01:55:32.100 how about a trip to chuck e cheese we can all get together and have a pizza party and play some ski

01:55:38.100 ball right and get the morale up so that you know we can all forget about those jews right a little while 1.00

01:55:45.220 for just a little while um you know look we're all interested in the long term of running away

01:55:51.060 from israel at full speed and embracing all of the people that want to kill them but you know we need

01:55:56.260 to do that at a slower pace to fool voters going into the 2024 election are they correct they might

01:56:01.700 think there's some anti-semitism there and of course it's not anti-semitism anti-semitism was what

01:56:06.740 happens when you just blindly hate jews the democrats have hundreds of reasons why they don't like them

01:56:12.980 so it's totally different than anti-semitism it's not just blind hatred no they thought this through

01:56:19.700 i mean there was a there was somebody authored a book and uh i don't remember when but it was it

01:56:24.900 had a lot of stuff in about you know how bad the jews were yeah it was about a struggle it was a real

01:56:28.980 struggle yeah my my struggle my struggle yeah yeah and uh it was a book that democrats seem to be signing

01:56:35.860 up for now these days uh just protest after protest after protest when they chant the same things that are in

01:56:41.940 that book and we're all supposed to say well what about those people in charlottesville at that one

01:56:46.420 time we saw four people with tiki torches saying bad things which were bad and we all said were bad

01:56:51.940 but now that there's thousands of these rallies every week across the country at every single campus

01:56:57.700 you'd think maybe it would you'd see a little bit more priority put on that but apparently not

01:57:02.900 so if you happen to be at the pizza party have fun today i think breadsticks are included

01:57:07.060 uh now rich lowry uh has uh written a new column uh brace yourselves the left will royal the country

01:57:16.020 again if donald trump beats joe biden uh yeah yeah i think that's absolutely true uh lowry said saving

01:57:23.940 democracy doesn't mean upholding the rules no matter what and letting the voters decide on the election and

01:57:30.180 the fate of the next president no it means blocking trump by any means necessary regardless of the

01:57:35.540 consequences for the rule of law democratic politics or faith in our system of government

01:57:42.020 lowry who um is uh an unbashed tramp uh trump basher uh tried to be even-handed uh in his his article 0.54

01:57:52.260 here he um i don't know that's a fair uh summary of of oh you don't think so i mean no i mean i think

01:57:58.660 he i i mean okay he did brand it 2020 uh the 2024 election as a revenge tour so i mean you know he's

01:58:09.300 he's got that makes him an unabashed trump basher i mean i think i don't think he's a huge fan i would

01:58:15.860 say that but i don't think he's an unabashed i don't think he's a a mindless trump opponent like

01:58:21.140 some of the people you see in the media by any means so he goes on uh to say um that we are going

01:58:28.900 to have real problems uh and i think he's absolutely right on all of this um he says

01:58:38.740 they are going to do whatever they can to destroy donald trump and he said uh

01:58:45.460 uh left will organize throughout hollowed out one-time western constitutional democracies

01:58:51.140 like germany and canada to drive home their dissatisfaction with the american electorate

01:58:55.620 uh and expect to see cities set aflame with race-baiting democratic politicians on hand to

01:59:00.900 incite mob violence uh as with the george floyd riots corporate press here and among others their

01:59:06.580 counterparts in other western countries they'll justify their violence as righteous indignation

01:59:11.540 and if things really become unruly the place they'll place all the blame on mega republicans

01:59:16.820 we're about to become mighty mighty popular uh all across the world i think how do you and if you're

01:59:23.300 the democrats let's just say you're a democrat and this starts this stuff starts happening right trump

01:59:27.620 wins and the the democrats rise up and start causing chaos all across the country and let's say you're

01:59:34.420 one of the you're one of the good democrats and you don't want that chaos how would you talk your

01:59:40.100 voters out of it after everything you've told them over the past four to eight years about how

01:59:47.620 basically hitler has taken over and uh and they're going to um crack down on minorities overrun the rule

01:59:57.780 of law i mean read the entire we started the show with the op-ed from the new york times today

02:00:01.940 how could you justify not protesting over that person being elected right they've built this entire

02:00:08.100 foundation that the end of the world is coming if this guy wins when they rise up after he wins what

02:00:15.220 happens well see that i think is the difference here they'll claim that we say the same things about

02:00:21.380 joe biden and that's kind of true except our our charges are verifiably true and illegal and

02:00:30.740 everything else but uh and marxist um but but we're not saying that we are saying that this uh will

02:00:39.940 break the united states of america that we are going to be an entirely new kind of country but they say

02:00:46.340 that themselves joe biden is going to transform and barack obama the fundamental transformation of america

02:00:54.580 away from capitalism and everything else so they're saying that what we're saying is it's got to

02:01:01.380 stop and what we want to have stop is the illegal things that are going on the corruption that is going

02:01:10.820 on uh the lies that are being told the persecution of anybody who disagrees with our government but i have

02:01:18.340 to tell you if i thought that he was duly elected and it was clean okay well that's what the american

02:01:27.220 people decided i mean we don't go out in the streets i mean this this year might be different but we don't

02:01:34.260 go out in the streets and cause all kinds of chaos because we generally like the country and know what

02:01:42.340 chaos does that's just not a way the american people do it but i think we're at the edge here um they

02:01:49.380 have convinced themselves it's the end of the democracy we're telling the truth that it is the

02:01:55.700 end of the republic but i think only one side is eager to get violent and that is the left and they are

02:02:04.260 organizing for it

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