The Glenn Beck Program - It’s Now Normal to Think Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself ｜ Guest： Chad Prather ｜ 11⧸26⧸19

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00:01:31.160 you reaches at uh 888-727-BECK just uh two days before thanksgiving now uh so short week

00:01:41.820 should bring you some i don't know excitement happiness joy into your life that uh unless you're

00:01:50.280 you know going to meet with relatives that you can't stand well yes yes we had a story that i

00:01:56.220 shared on pat gray unleashed earlier today uh a poll that said only three percent of families

00:02:03.760 actually get into arguments at thanksgiving at the table really that's that are they're likely to get

00:02:10.100 into an argument about eight percent are somewhat likely so it's up to 11 percent of families that

00:02:16.800 might have a big knockdown drag out over politics over politics over politics yeah because i don't think

00:02:23.160 it's always about politics no that's probably true i don't remember many uh arguments uh going

00:02:27.860 back to when i was a kid with parents going at each other by any means no we never had that no i mean

00:02:33.140 it was always a great time i you know i loved our holidays but i i you can see if you have one of

00:02:38.840 those fights it's really memorable right like you're blowing up your family for a period of time

00:02:43.200 yes so it kind of does maybe have a an outsized uh place in your memory mm-hmm but i don't think

00:02:50.500 is it real that people are fighting all the time i don't know it might be more real right now because

00:02:54.960 tensions are so high and because we are at each other's throats all the time i don't know it feels

00:03:00.520 like you know tension and bloodshed could break out at any moment uh but maybe that's just perception

00:03:08.180 because we see this stuff every single day and you know we get to see all the all the buffoons in the

00:03:15.340 who are interrupting events not letting events occur yelling and screaming their hatred for trump

00:03:22.500 that i mean you know maybe it's overblown because we just see it every day that is part of it clearly

00:03:27.860 right yeah you know people who complain about how awful twitter is uh and how you know just terrible

00:03:37.640 it is for everybody who's on it and and then they're on it complaining about those things they're

00:03:43.260 actually on twitter doing it uh and it's you you get yourself into that mode it can get really ugly

00:03:50.560 but when you look at i mean even the stats show what is it like eight percent of people are responsible

00:03:55.780 for like 75 percent of the tweets right it's something ridiculous like that yeah because most people in

00:04:02.420 america are not on twitter they're certainly not on twitter in the way that reporters are on twitter

00:04:08.100 and that's a big part of this i think you know you you see maybe the mainstream media um if you're

00:04:14.160 the average person and you see a bunch of people telling you what's going on in the news who are

00:04:20.720 sitting on twitter all day reading tweets from other liberal journalists telling them how terrible

00:04:25.200 donald trump is every day so of course it flavors their reporting like i mean i think it's different

00:04:31.180 than the old days where you had people who were generally liberal however would convince themselves

00:04:40.000 they were trying to be fair they were trying to tell the truth and their truth of course always wound up

00:04:46.820 being liberal but it was there was at least a uh a tip of the hat to the conservative argument

00:04:53.500 somewhere in the in the story a lot of times they've abandoned all of that oh yeah circa 2016

00:04:59.100 yeah right like they've just been like okay that happened now we can no longer hide it we can no

00:05:04.060 longer take the risk this is too important we have to come out and just scream at everybody every day

00:05:09.400 and it's a terrible approach it never works right you know if you have um and if you're watching a

00:05:16.420 horror movie and you have that big jump scare where something jumps out in front of you

00:05:21.460 uh and and you know you you're like like legitimately jump in the theater because it is it's that big

00:05:28.980 moment and it happens once or twice in in a great horror movie the bad horror movies they do it like

00:05:34.760 25 times you know like every single time like the person turns around there's a person standing there

00:05:40.460 and a big loud noise and you're like all right you just did that why is this person so scared

00:05:45.740 they're walking around their kitchen and nothing is happening like this is not a scary moment and i think

00:05:50.420 that's where the american people are now on this with trump it's like if if the media had come out

00:05:56.080 and said look he's the president we're gonna judge what he does we're gonna watch every day

00:06:01.940 and then you know when he passes tax cuts we're gonna say you know what it's gonna help a lot of

00:06:06.400 people we're not gonna lie about it and say it's all rich people getting tax cuts and when he has a

00:06:11.240 judge that comes in we're not gonna just accuse him of rape you know hey some random person walked

00:06:18.260 into our lobby today and said uh the supreme court nominee raped somebody 40 years ago years ago let's in

00:06:24.640 just believe them yeah like you can't do those things because when you have something that you

00:06:29.960 think is legitimate and i don't think it's ukraine but let's just say at some point trump does something

00:06:34.320 that is impeachable it's possible it's you know it's it's rare but it's possible um if he were to do

00:06:40.320 something that was on that level would anyone be won over by the argument from these people who've been

00:06:45.360 telling us that you know every single thing the guy has done since he walked into office was impeachable

00:06:51.220 yeah you can't it's like chicken little yes you're screaming that the sky is falling all the time

00:06:58.280 when it's not falling that's what the democrats have done and uh hopefully people are seeing that

00:07:04.280 because and i think they are the impeachment uh polls lately have been going toward trump now

00:07:11.680 they're starting to think that this is you know the democrats don't have any evidence and they don't

00:07:17.020 and so uh the polls are really tightening up for the president right now on this impeachment situation

00:07:22.440 anyway yeah uh and i think they've kind of shot their best bullets already on this one right i mean

00:07:29.100 they came out with their best witnesses their whatever this is this was the best version of their case

00:07:33.920 they didn't have to allow anybody any pushback from republican witnesses uh they just decided to go for

00:07:40.280 it and you know look they're going to probably impeach him because they have control and they can do

00:07:45.080 whatever they want i'd be very surprised if they went through this whole charade without actually

00:07:49.940 getting an impeachment out of it because they can at least tell their aoc fans you know look we did 0.91

00:07:56.660 something yeah we tried outside of that i don't know i i mean there's certainly at this point nothing

00:08:03.360 that's going to even come close to removal so what do they get out of this i mean i i i think they're

00:08:09.800 starting to sense it might actually hurt them yeah my yeah and there was this story earlier this week

00:08:15.280 too well like yesterday that uh that they're getting cold feet some of them seem to be getting

00:08:21.200 cold feet on the whole impeachment process more patents do for glenn coming up in 60 seconds

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00:09:29.400 888-727-BECK pat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program you got an epstein update here yeah because

00:09:44.540 look there is a lot of divisiveness in this country today and a lot of people are going to come around

00:09:49.720 the thanksgiving table and maybe get into some arguments but there's one thing that we can all

00:09:54.360 come together on which is that jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself exactly i think we all could

00:10:00.300 recognize that one central truth and i mean i joke a little but i mean it is now uh it's coming it's

00:10:09.040 showing up in polls now i bet this is gonna be a thing like this is gonna be a thing that we all believe

00:10:15.040 soon right and we went back and forth a little bit about this uh earlier and i i don't there's not

00:10:24.540 really like evidence per se that that he did a lot of circumstantial it's just so suspicious it is

00:10:33.140 yeah so suspicious you can't deny it's suspicious you have to right like listen to the way this is

00:10:37.760 written this uh i think i don't remember who i don't have the uh source here in front of me but 45

00:10:43.120 percent of americans baselessly believe that jeffrey epstein was murdered according to baselessly

00:10:48.300 wait a minute baselessly i mean look i i don't like conspiracy theories at all yeah i like seeing

00:10:53.820 the evidence and even with this one like there's there are a lot of people that would are acting in

00:10:59.380 ways that don't make sense if you're trying to cover up a murder there's a lot of people who are

00:11:05.500 totally unrelated to this saying things that are not consistent uh or don't make a lot of sense

00:11:13.280 why would they be involved in a cover-up like it doesn't it's a very far-ranging thing and and i

00:11:18.640 keep coming back to the idea that if you wanted to kill jeffrey epstein you had 10 years of this guy

00:11:23.760 just walking around miami right like well you know he was very available to kill and he was he had a 0.69

00:11:30.100 private island you could have just showed up when he was there right like there's a lot of ways to

00:11:34.800 kill jeffrey epstein that are much easier than waiting until he is in a cell well bill was on the

00:11:39.900 plane with him 26 times he could have killed him right there but this is a survey monkey uh um uh 0.88

00:11:48.460 poll and i think the idea of baselessly here it's just you're pushing it with that right like the cameras

00:11:58.520 are out two guards fall asleep the guy was on a suicide watch and then pulled off of it so he could

00:12:06.460 commit suicide his cellmate was taken out of the cell just hours before this happened the guards never

00:12:13.400 check him despite the fact that they were supposed to do that every 15 minutes i mean there's so many

00:12:17.800 things they didn't have the paper sheets they're supposed to have the tear away instead of you know

00:12:22.720 strangle somebody so i mean how many things came together to allow him to commit suicide it is

00:12:29.480 suspicious it is you can't deny it's at least suspicious i i right i mean there's not a lot

00:12:37.640 of conspiracy theories uh that i buy into but we all have our like little pet theory right like i feel

00:12:44.840 like there's some and this is what i think is going to be a big one for a lot of people i mean we're up to

00:12:48.520 half of america already that believe it which is fast they need to do a really thorough report and

00:12:55.040 convince the american people if this was not something more than suicide you really need to

00:13:01.140 walk people through it i think because it just i think so doesn't seem possible 34 percent um believe

00:13:06.600 this in august so it's gone from 34 to 45 wow in only a couple of months uh only 16 percent believe he

00:13:14.020 died by suicide that's down wow 33 so it's been cut in half wow and it really the remainder is they're

00:13:23.000 not sure uh so 45 16 39 percent unsure that wow according to the poll dang that's that's a high

00:13:32.940 percentage of unsure too yeah well look none of us were there yeah none of us have read the report

00:13:38.740 beginning to end i mean obviously some media people have done it but generally speaking no one

00:13:42.860 it's just it's one of those things that just doesn't make sense i don't like the my chosen

00:13:49.020 conspiracy theory my little pet one which i i turned out to be seemingly true at least in a book that came

00:13:55.920 out last year was the the whole john roberts obamacare he changed his mind at the last second

00:14:02.420 and rewrote it and it was uh he was supposed to be on on the side of the conservative argument and last

00:14:09.480 minute switched it does seem like that one was actually true now there's you know the the extension

00:14:14.980 of that theory is that he did it for some illicit reason like he was hiding some secret i tend to

00:14:20.600 think it was more of a situation or there was something about his daughter right i don't remember

00:14:25.680 if that was it yeah it was something where they're basically saying like you know he got blackmailed

00:14:29.640 into changing it i don't know if i believe that part of it but i did believe that he he changed it

00:14:34.520 at the last second for some reason and the reporting now is that he changed it kind of like

00:14:39.880 like maintain the yeah he's trying to maintain his legacy his legacy like i mean it was right

00:14:47.580 it's leaning and something that a supreme court justice should never do i mean exactly talk about

00:14:52.080 impeachment uh there's a much better case for roberts than there is for trump in my mind because

00:14:56.300 that's the type of stuff you shouldn't be doing i mean he basically voted against what he believed was

00:15:00.760 constitutional to trade out a you know a favor later on like he tried to convince liberals to

00:15:08.380 vote with him so he changed his opinion so they'd come along and it didn't look too partisan

00:15:13.240 oh okay what do you know they never care about that when's the last time a leftist cared about what

00:15:18.420 was part what looked partisan they never do right they never do right so um you know that one i

00:15:25.100 don't know you know if that's even a conspiracy theory anymore but this one is

00:15:29.180 it's just one of those things that i think almost everybody believes is way too suspicious even if

00:15:39.160 you are completely fine okay yeah he killed himself because look the guy there's a lot of reasons for

00:15:43.120 the guy to kill himself here's a guy who lived his entire life you know following you know receiving

00:15:49.000 every little pleasure he wanted from every little illegal person or illegal act that he could have

00:15:55.520 uh maintained it from and now he's in a jail cell he can't do anything his life is obviously over he's

00:16:02.640 not getting out of that cell it's over he's disgraced he's disgraced completely which is bizarre because

00:16:10.280 really he did the things that he was caught for you know he's being disgraced for long ago and he went

00:16:16.940 and he went through the whole the whole situation then came through on the other side of of prison which

00:16:22.800 wasn't really prison he was he was in his own private wing of a jail is by himself and then he was

00:16:29.940 able to leave for 12 hours a day six days a week to go to work so that's not really prison okay that's

00:16:36.340 not really not that's not prison no it's not but he was able to continue this lifestyle and we don't know

00:16:44.860 how many women you know he was he was with but we do know that like when he he had this is after

00:16:51.120 um and women is not the right word uh i should i should i should note women not the right word in

00:16:56.320 this particular context but he was you know he was sleeping with all these girls he got caught went to

00:17:00.860 jail then got out finally cleared himself of all these huge punishments because i mean you know when

00:17:07.740 when you wind up uh luring 30 40 50 high school girls for you know for sex to your home i mean you

00:17:15.060 figure private wing leaving all the time you know in a year or so it's about right for a punishment

00:17:21.580 uh unbelievable right but he continues to like for example he continues has has reporters over for

00:17:29.260 interviews to his house in new york and who answers the door like a teenage girl 19 year old girls

00:17:37.720 from like the eastern block yeah like this is not a good amazing story it's it's amazing i mean he

00:17:44.240 was a bad dude 888-727-BECK more patents due for glenn coming up just 60 seconds

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00:18:53.160 pat and stew for glenn um another thing about jeff jeffrey abstenius uh at least according to a

00:19:14.920 journalist who i was reading uh a couple of weeks ago i think this journalist was from new york magazine

00:19:21.720 uh yeah this is one of the stories that i i read as well yeah he went over to his house his mansion

00:19:27.480 in new york and i think that's the one where the 19 year old opened the door right and showed him in

00:19:32.500 this was in 2008 or 9 it was after his initial problems yeah it was later than that i think maybe

00:19:38.580 even later than that yeah and so he went in and interviewed epstein for hours i mean the guy gave

00:19:45.380 him access to the house he he looked all around he wanted him to write his autobiography right he

00:19:50.560 wanted you know yeah ghost right which i don't think he wound up happening no he said no but epstein

00:19:55.780 he said epstein was completely open about it and completely unrepentant about it and he he just

00:20:00.740 acknowledged yeah like young girls and he just didn't think it was wrong he said well they used to do 0.97

00:20:06.200 this all the time well yeah they used to do a lot of things all the time they used to burn people at

00:20:10.540 the stake too i don't do that much anymore so it's not exactly a great argument i mean it's not world

00:20:17.940 history is but he didn't hide it no from the journalist at least he tried to make a point of

00:20:22.260 like look you know this is normal in a lot of cultures and uh it's not a big deal and i never did

00:20:28.600 anything uh that they didn't consent to well we have late age of consent i don't know if you've ever

00:20:32.660 heard of this uh where you have to be you cannot consent when you're 12 that's not a thing you

00:20:37.440 could do not possible not legally possible right uh you know it's it's like let's say you just want

00:20:45.000 to one day say you're black when you're white that's not possible let's say you want to say

00:20:51.180 you're a boy when you're a girl not possible becoming increasingly possible somehow but you know

00:20:56.640 what i'm saying like you can't just make these things come true there are laws there's no way to

00:21:00.520 consent when you're 12 years old to a 40 year old that's not a thing it's i'm glad it's not a thing

00:21:05.120 it's one of those uh one of those situations we should can keep intact i feel like because of the

00:21:10.020 denial of some of the other things you just mentioned maybe one day it will be a thing i

00:21:14.080 mean they oh i they're gonna try to knock down that taboo as well yeah i mean we've seen it happen

00:21:20.020 in a bunch of if you look at the far left publications you will see wasn't it salon that

00:21:25.940 was writing a bunch of them files yeah and how you know they're misunderstood or whatever yeah

00:21:30.720 misunderstood and and as long as they don't act on it but like it'll go further and further to the

00:21:35.060 point where eventually it'll be they are certainly attempting to normalize it i mean and and it feels

00:21:40.440 weird because you it's like it's like if you're looking at someone you you live with every day and

00:21:45.220 they're losing or gaining weight and you might not notice it every day but after someone who hasn't

00:21:50.640 seen them in a year they come by and they're like oh my gosh look at this fatso right 0.55

00:21:54.000 uh right i know that because people say it to me a lot uh but uh but it's it's what happened i mean

00:22:01.780 if we go back just to like the let's say the romney election year and you'd be and you would be told

00:22:07.620 that basically every mainstream media source will tell you that it is completely real that you can

00:22:14.100 just identify as the other gender there's no way anyone would have believed us in this audience no 1.00

00:22:20.140 well there's no way and we wouldn't have believed it either it's not like we predict i mean like you

00:22:25.240 know you could see this stuff coming but that was 2012 it was 2012 it happens so fast i mean the

00:22:32.120 things that they prepare you for they they just culturally move them and all of a sudden all the

00:22:37.040 standards all the things that you used to believe are gone everything that was solid is liquid one day

00:22:42.080 and you're like wow how the hell did that happen and then you're getting booted off social media just

00:22:47.200 for saying the thing that was everyone knew was true just a couple years ago yep incredible

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00:24:11.080 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK uh apparently bernie's released some

00:24:38.900 details about his tax proposal yeah we talked about elizabeth warren yesterday under 500 no 158 0.97

00:24:45.340 it was all it was not 500 just 158 of everything you make and to be clear 500 is a little too high

00:24:53.480 that's excessive yeah yeah that's more than your fair share 158 though that's reasonable i think

00:25:00.380 it's too low personally uh because these bastard billionaires shouldn't even exist right how about

00:25:04.920 the time that they were like uh they had tom steyer on the stage and and they tried to goad an

00:25:10.700 argument out of the candidates they're like you know uh elizabeth warren says that uh billionaires

00:25:15.100 should not even exist and bernie sanders says billionaires should not even exist tom steyer how

00:25:19.720 do you feel about that oh i too believe that billionaires shouldn't exist it's like oh shut up

00:25:25.780 you wuss i mean that's just like that's just pathetic uh but bernie is a guy who's going to 0.87

00:25:33.720 fund these plans and he's and he's honest about it but we know that bernie is going to make sure

00:25:38.500 that the rich are paying for this because finally how much money do you need you know what i mean

00:25:43.520 and and you know we we say the rich and sometimes that's a little difficult to define because it's

00:25:49.420 not there's not a number you put on that but bernie was well willing to actually put a number on it

00:25:53.320 yesterday uh and he told you about the tax that's going to hit uh you um if you happen to be rich

00:26:00.900 probably not you because the number is so high that how many americans are going to be included

00:26:07.440 in this tax oh i mean it's it's top one percent of the top one percent of the top one percent of

00:26:12.140 the top one percent yeah it's just i mean when you hear the figure you're gonna laugh because you're

00:26:16.120 gonna realize i could work my whole life and never earn that much money yeah right well here's bernie

00:26:21.320 explaining his plan okay what we will do what we will do is have a four percent tax on income

00:26:29.800 exempting the first twenty nine thousand dollars all right wait what you're better at arithmetic than

00:26:37.880 i am because what that means is if you're that average family in the middle yeah make sixty thousand

00:26:44.160 a year that means tax you on thirty one thousand at four percent there you go oh so so don't worry

00:26:51.340 about it because you're it's only the wealthiest yep 93 percent of of americans right exactly and

00:27:00.340 you're probably if you're listening to the show right now what are the odds that you happen to be

00:27:03.900 in the wealthiest 93 percent i mean it's i mean if you make twenty nine thousand dollars you can afford

00:27:09.280 to shave a little money you're not even going to miss that four percent you won't miss it and you

00:27:13.220 probably like if you're sitting in your car and you're like i don't even know what it would be like

00:27:16.440 to earn twenty nine thousand dollars a year it's too much money i mean you've got a bugatti right you've

00:27:22.060 got a porsche probably a lamborghini a lamborghini a couple yachts you live in a fifty thousand square

00:27:27.200 foot home yeah yeah probably somewhere forty thousand it depends at what area if you're in southern

00:27:32.420 california you could probably only afford forty thousand square feet yeah yeah but if you maybe in the

00:27:36.620 middle of the country you get fifty thousand i mean think about that that's twenty nine thousand

00:27:40.980 thousand dollars yeah think about that if you could go to the bank you could pull all that twenty nine

00:27:44.640 thousand out you could lay it all out with individual ones it would stack super high

00:27:48.700 maybe to the whole ceiling over an inch i'll bet it'd be over an inch high maybe that stack of bills

00:27:55.380 and i mean now when you're raking all this cash in i would if you are the type of person out there

00:28:02.220 and you live this lifestyle if you make over twenty nine thousand dollars a year i would love to hear

00:28:07.220 your story because i i used to love robin leach doing lifestyles of the rich and famous yeah you

00:28:14.100 remember yeah and they would just go in they just look at this whole house is marble and then they

00:28:19.000 have a slide to get down to their car these people make a whopping twenty nine thousand dollars a 0.92

00:28:27.360 year that i remember he said that how many times oh and you're like oh my gosh imagine if i could

00:28:32.580 grow up and and get to that level you know you would just be like i'm so rich i actually want

00:28:39.020 more taxes because i am having an issue counting my money yeah it just it just piles up so fast and

00:28:46.500 the guilt factor that you've taken so much from society at some point yeah you made enough money

00:28:51.660 you made enough money it's true and we've heard that many times yes so if you happen to be one of

00:28:57.180 these spectacular people among us that earn over over twenty nine thousand dollars a year we'd love to

00:29:04.760 hear your story of wealth but beyond that i think the truth here is that bernie uh is at least being

00:29:12.660 honest yeah that's crazy can you imagine the balls twenty nine now you're adopted you make twenty nine

00:29:19.680 thousand twenty nine thousand that's the cutoff point and that means that this tax will hit

00:29:25.940 literally everyone who is not in poverty that is like legitimately what happens here it's the poverty

00:29:33.720 probably twenty nine thousand is probably the power very well close to it in some in some like in

00:29:38.540 california in new york it's probably more than that yeah it varies because you know it also varies on

00:29:43.920 how many kids you have and whether you're married and all these different things but it's right around

00:29:48.600 uh it's right around uh here uh and then like that i will say i do give him credit for actually

00:29:55.580 blurting that out yeah you know twenty nine thousand dollars a year this tax will hit you

00:29:59.140 and you'll be paying more and more and more and more and more and more to the federal government

00:30:03.080 until basically they just have the whole thing and that's just his wealth tax right that's just no

00:30:09.160 i think that was for um the uh health care stuff so he's going to take he's going to give you

00:30:14.340 um it's four so there's a four percent tax it's actually four uh for health care right so they

00:30:23.340 just take that out of your check and it goes into the health care and then co-offers and then what

00:30:27.800 that does for you is of course you get to wait in line a really long time for your surgeries

00:30:31.520 yes which is nice you get a place in line though you're guaranteed a place in line now you might not

00:30:36.140 ever get to the surgery you may die before the surgery well you might you're in line yeah and what

00:30:41.020 else are they supposed to sometimes it only takes nine ten months to get the surgery though that you

00:30:45.120 need that's it yeah that's it you can't wait nine or ten months this is this is what what's happening

00:30:49.300 in this country people are making twenty nine thousand dollars a year they're all spoiled and

00:30:52.980 there are some services i was told by the uh by my uh surgeon who did my neck surgery uh he probably

00:31:00.940 makes to me i don't think he makes twenty nine thousand for that job but he probably makes a good

00:31:04.680 but i think fifteen to sixteen thousand ish you know but he said he was saying if because i started

00:31:12.700 with uh the injections you know to kind of calm it down and stuff yeah it works for a few minutes but

00:31:19.060 then after a while it goes away but anyway he was saying now if you lived in canada you couldn't even

00:31:25.360 get it they don't even offer it they don't offer the injections you can't do it yeah so you've got to

00:31:30.380 you've got to go directly to surgery immediately even though the injection would be a heck of a lot

00:31:36.620 cheaper and easier to do and but they don't they don't do it wow so you just suffer until you can

00:31:45.500 get surgery and that's scheduled off you know six months in advance yeah look i mean that's nuts it's

00:31:51.480 ridiculous and you know the twenty nine thousand dollar thing is an incredible line i mean look you

00:31:57.360 work your ass off for i've worked many years for less than twenty nine thousand dollars uh you know 0.92

00:32:02.100 you good doing good solid work uh is a is a great thing and there's nothing to be ashamed of for

00:32:06.800 making twenty nine thousand dollars a year you certainly shouldn't be attacked for it though no you

00:32:10.320 know you shouldn't be attacked for having uh for being so wealthy that you're making twenty nine

00:32:15.320 thousand dollars a year that's ridiculous and the the idea that this is the solution to our health

00:32:19.960 care problems is a real is a real issue there's a place in um in oklahoma uh that does uh they decided

00:32:28.720 to just kind of just change the way medicine is done and we talk about this free market health care

00:32:32.220 thing all the time but it never comes to fruition well they decided to just do it so it was a couple

00:32:37.480 doctors uh the main guy is an anesthesiologist and they started this surgery center and they now post

00:32:45.260 all of the prices for their surgery online you go to their website all right this is this one's

00:32:51.480 three thousand dollars that's how much it costs they don't take any insurance they don't deal with

00:32:55.000 it at all you have to go in and you have to pay for it however you know exactly what it costs

00:32:59.560 right you know and it's much cheaper than the other places around are um are charging they don't jack

00:33:07.140 up prices to try to get insurance money they don't do any of that they just and they have a

00:33:12.800 highly qualified people who come in and do these things and they do them well are they doing well

00:33:18.160 and they're doing really well with it they're doing really well with it in fact i uh i think it's been

00:33:22.780 open for uh you know 15 or 18 years now wow and they have not raised their prices since they opened

00:33:30.860 their prices are the same that's pretty amazing opened wow think about that and here's something that

00:33:37.940 it's in the real world it's actually happening it's working is it dominating the conversation

00:33:45.880 even for conservatives no why instead we're talking about well look of course we have to keep all of

00:33:52.400 these big programs that already exist but let's not slightly expand them or really really expand them

00:33:59.140 that's the the debate oh we're gonna keep like obamacare like remember there was a time do you guys

00:34:04.840 remember this when republicans said getting rid of obamacare was a priority when's the last time

00:34:10.520 you heard anybody say that 2016 now it's all oh well of course we have to keep that but what we'd like

00:34:17.020 to do is do this slight improvement here and there and try to change this or that what you know what

00:34:21.660 happened instead now these things it's everything we said about obamacare is coming true it first of

00:34:28.340 all hasn't worked second of all and we know by the way it was more expensive it's more expensive and we

00:34:33.520 know it doesn't work because every single democrat who is running for president against it they're all

00:34:40.460 saying how bad it is that we have to improve it now they don't say it in those words but they all

00:34:44.580 have plans to double and triple the size of it or change it completely so we know they don't think

00:34:50.020 it's we also told you that was coming yep uh that was the next step in fact is that it's a trojan horse

00:34:55.520 it's a trojan horse well it's not really a trojan horse is it we're just saying it's right there

00:34:59.340 it's right there we're telling you that's what the architect of the plan said yes and nobody

00:35:05.040 believed it i guess conspiracy theory yeah uh and now we're to a point where it has

00:35:12.480 changed from a an issue that was a very unpopular for democrats to one that is now part of what we

00:35:21.780 have we can't take it away from the people who need it it's no longer a thing where republicans

00:35:26.820 are even saying it needs to go away what they're saying is well look it's there and we can't get

00:35:31.780 rid of it but we can improve you know this one percent of it that's what happens with these

00:35:36.900 entitlements it becomes as soon as people start getting it then it becomes part of society part of

00:35:44.400 our social contract which i don't remember signing right and it is something that dominates just like

00:35:51.440 medicare and social security yeah same thing i mean there were at the time lots of conservatives who

00:35:56.620 pointed out hey social security that just sounds like a giant redistribution of wealth program yeah

00:36:00.740 it's socialism and at its very best it sounds like the government forcing you to save and i love the

00:36:07.640 fact that democrats now say well republicans were saying back back then that it was socialism yeah

00:36:14.500 yeah because it was and it is and people might have gotten used to it now and so even some republicans

00:36:21.020 love it now because it's very popular these programs yeah well of course they are you made

00:36:26.020 it part of their life the average person gets more than two times the amount that they put in

00:36:30.060 out of social security and medicare is even worse i mean medicare is absolutely the main thing

00:36:35.880 bankrupting this country right now and you know the fact that they don't even means test it

00:36:41.060 that bill gates can get medicare if he wants is completely ridiculous we all understand that there's a good

00:36:48.080 motivation behind that program but maybe if you didn't take our money our entire lives

00:36:52.860 uh and spent it on on crap we'd be able to pay for our own retirement we'd be able to pay for our own

00:36:58.780 insurance after we retire you know instead we have these programs and i think a completely underrated

00:37:05.760 worst president of all time nominee is lyndon johnson um never gets never gets the attention he deserves

00:37:13.060 when you talk about the worst presidents in u.s history but he deserves uh that title he's definitely

00:37:19.300 down there he's definitely down there yeah yes and he created all these programs that are that are

00:37:23.860 creating all this debt and now we have democrats creating even more programs that will double and

00:37:29.120 triple down on these ideas that didn't work and republicans barely bring it up anymore i mean when

00:37:35.020 so you do not hear republicans make arguments about debt and deficit anymore no you don't it's just

00:37:41.180 not a thing right now and it's embarrassing it's embarrassing because if these things actually

00:37:47.120 mattered to us and i know we've made these arguments i know people in these in the audience

00:37:51.780 are making these arguments all the time but uh you know if you didn't believe it then and you were

00:37:58.700 making the arguments then you're just playing the same crappy brand of politics that every politician

00:38:02.780 plays if you care about the debt and the deficit people in washington right now deserve heat for it

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00:39:27.900 well that super ultra right-wing conservative supreme court again struck again and allowed a prominent

00:39:50.000 climate scientist to pursue a defamation lawsuit against a conservative magazine and a think tank

00:39:55.320 that compared him to a convicted child molester so um here goes uh yeah they're just so conservative

00:40:03.360 these justices actually they didn't really rule on it they just said they're not going to hear it

00:40:08.220 they're not going to hear the case i mean like there's no way you can win this lawsuit can you i

00:40:12.660 mean it's so ridiculous but i mean it shouldn't even be able to i guess you could sue for whatever

00:40:17.600 you want and maybe that's kind of the standard maybe um but comparing someone to something yeah

00:40:22.700 that's not a lawsuit that's not a lawsuit it's not no it's not and but they're doing it um is it

00:40:29.320 michael man it's yeah of course it is michael man michael man uh well known for his litigious nature

00:40:35.180 uh reported he's the one that came up with the hockey stick theory yeah right yeah and what are

00:40:40.700 they is it um is this the national review they're going after national review and what's the other

00:40:45.200 competitive enterprise institute cei yeah yeah i mean look this is you know in my opinion

00:40:50.540 is there you go in my opinion is just a way to intimidate people to get in line right if you if

00:40:58.000 you if you can figure out a way to sue people into silence well and that's what they want to do

00:41:03.480 that's what they desperately want to do because they can't they can't afford to have any pushback

00:41:08.500 on their nonsense because it is just that a lot of it is just nonsense i mean you can't get them to

00:41:14.580 tell you where's the catastrophe here where is that occurring i see weather events that have

00:41:20.200 always happened i don't see the catastrophic weather necessarily i mean we do have floods

00:41:25.220 we do have tornadoes we have hurricanes we also have charts that show that they're not increasing

00:41:29.300 right i mean it's it there's a lot of scary stuff out there uh but it's amazing how the media

00:41:36.420 maintains this idea that it's the right wing that's fear-mongering like it's us right you're

00:41:42.480 saying the whole earth is basically going to catch on fire you're listening to glenn back

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00:43:08.520 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program featuring uh pat and stew

00:43:33.600 for glen this week uh triple eight seven two seven beck you know glen was talking about uh the george

00:43:43.060 soros initiative where they're doing the civil society in places all over the world kind of sponsored

00:43:49.260 by our state department and um bringing revolution to countries all well uh coincidentally there are a lot

00:43:58.460 revolutions kind of taking place right now a lot of discontent and upheaval all over the planet all of a sudden

00:44:05.240 from chile to sudan lebanon to colombia uh mounting anger and frustration and uh people are sick of what's going

00:44:15.200 on but for instance in chile they were upset that uh that the subway prices went up four cents oh my gosh

00:44:27.080 yeah four cents yeah you can't i mean come on well i mean four cents that's ridiculous remember these

00:44:32.160 are not this is not a society filled with people making twenty nine thousand dollars a year that is

00:44:36.660 true but you would think would a four cent price increase trigger a revolution a revolution not

00:44:43.000 normally yeah we've come a long way from like uh uh archduke ferdinand being killed now it's like

00:44:49.660 yeah four cents four cents no get your gun yeah get the pitchforks i mean this stuff builds on each

00:44:56.580 on itself though right like there's a million problems they have with their government and

00:45:01.340 then there's that one little thing that lights the fire and as glenn would point out a lot of times

00:45:06.020 when that fire is lit the structure's there to make it into a revolution right and that's where the civil

00:45:12.080 society thing comes in uh in colombia tens of thousands of colombians upset with their president

00:45:19.540 economic inequality took to the streets um amid growing unrest in all of south america

00:45:26.680 uh in iraq more than 300 people including at least 13 just sunday have died during demonstrations that

00:45:36.240 have gripped baghdad uh and shiite muslim dominated provinces since october 1st 300 people dead in that

00:45:44.180 unrest um they're upset with with the hike in oil prices uh and gas in their country in lebanon what

00:45:52.720 started as a protest against against a tax on whatsapp so this is about an app they're taxing your app

00:46:02.260 basically tax taxing texts yeah uh essentially is a yeah just a communication app if you don't happen

00:46:09.320 to use it well that morphed into four million people uh taking to the streets last month four

00:46:15.040 million people took to the streets because of the tax on the app and this is a an undersold part of

00:46:22.180 big government and socialism yeah in particular because the same types of things have happened

00:46:26.840 in venezuela and it's like well venezuela would say okay well we're taking over the oil industry

00:46:33.400 because we're a socialist so they take over the oil industry it starts to kind of fall apart and

00:46:38.860 what's their answer to that well they say well what we're going to do is lower prices on oil gas so

00:46:43.640 that people can afford it and they continue to do it which leads to the infrastructure breaking down

00:46:48.620 because they don't have enough money to actually run the thing and it gets down to the point where

00:46:52.120 like i know relatively recently gas in venezuela was like 12 cents a gallon right yeah it's like

00:46:57.820 legitimately 12 cents a gallon so it was like water like no i mean unfortunately didn't have

00:47:03.140 water to drink but it was almost like water it's been like that for a long time it's been like

00:47:07.120 that for a long time took it for granted and here's the thing once you get down that low just

00:47:11.420 like we were talking about last hour with entitlements and obamacare you can't raise it

00:47:14.900 so when it comes to the point where now it is a you know it's so low that you can't afford it

00:47:19.380 because the economy is shaken apart in other ways or whatever it is you can't bring that money up or

00:47:23.560 you get this your force set and rise in the subway causes a revolution so it becomes a situation

00:47:30.820 where all they can do is target business owners and target the wealthy and target anybody who will

00:47:38.860 keep them in power for another day and that's why you wind up a lot of times with a bunch of people

00:47:46.280 dying because either you either have to suppress this type of revolution or you lose your country

00:47:53.860 and people like socialists who are all about government power don't want to risk these things

00:48:00.260 they want to stay in power at all costs so why not take out a few couple a few million people to

00:48:06.120 make sure that that happens it becomes a rational decision in their minds yeah um and it's scary

00:48:12.800 because you're it is happening all over the world and you have outsiders stoking the flame

00:48:16.940 they're just uh and so it's going on in the sedan as well uh in iran i mean all over the all over

00:48:25.540 the planet uh this is starting things are breaking down and uh you know you've got opportunists taking

00:48:32.980 advantage of all of that and it's becoming kind of a dangerous situation well it's a tough it's a

00:48:38.840 tough thing to manage right yeah if you can't manage the obamacare website i'm not sure you're going

00:48:43.640 to be able to manage multiple revolutions around the world really right like it just doesn't seem

00:48:49.280 i mean you've had a long time to figure the post office thing out and you know the dmv and all the

00:48:56.100 standard complaints with government that people have the fact that you think you can monitor and

00:49:03.540 micromanage other revolutions in different cultures all around the world it's nuts yeah it's

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00:50:15.620 pat and stew for glenn this week 888-727-BECK you can follow uh me and pat at world of stew and

00:50:32.380 you're at pat unleashed i believe on exactly you should watch uh pat gray unleashed and listen as

00:50:36.860 well uh every download the podcast if you want if you missed the show this morning uh which

00:50:40.920 immediately precedes this one you can always do that wherever you get your podcast maxine waters

00:50:45.220 is an interesting character we love her because she gives us incredible amounts of material i mean

00:50:51.940 she's basically a fountain of youth for talk radio material she can no matter what you have you can 1.00

00:50:57.980 always say what did maxine say yesterday it's always going to be something dumb you always have 0.54

00:51:03.120 that there you can always find whatever it is and you can do an entire show about it so here is maxine

00:51:08.660 this is uh the most recent example she's talking about ben carson and i believe it was msnbc

00:51:14.860 listen well you know i sent him a letter and he sent me a letter you know claiming that i had no

00:51:20.820 manners etc i basically said to myself staff i really don't have time to be bothered with somebody

00:51:27.500 who doesn't know the difference between reo and oeo i mean you know this guy just doesn't have

00:51:34.760 uh the background the capability uh the intelligence to do the job he doesn't know what he's doing he

00:51:41.340 doesn't care about this issue no he rises to the occasion to basically support this president uh

00:51:47.720 any opportunity that he gets and so i'm gonna be so happy when they're all out of here they're hurting

00:51:54.700 our country they're undermining our democracy and they're being very destructive and i hope the

00:52:00.620 american people can see that if we allow this president and his cabinet to get away with what

00:52:06.520 they're doing they will be destroying you know the presidency uh and that office forever oh my gosh

00:52:13.500 i'm sorry is she calling a black man stupid she does she is a black neurosurgeon wow he's calling a

00:52:20.400 neurosurgeon they're right stupid huh that's a fascinating fascinating claim now ben carson you

00:52:28.220 could say you don't like the his policies uh-huh you can say you don't like his demeanor maybe he's a

00:52:33.060 a little too sleepy for you yeah i could see that but not intelligent but not intelligent that does

00:52:37.980 not compute especially from someone like maxine waters how many dumb neurosurgeons do you know oh

00:52:43.440 tell you man if i've seen one one of the fastest growing uh segments of our population are dumb

00:52:51.600 neurosurgeons people don't know that they're all over the place just doing their neurosurgery in a dumb

00:52:57.400 way that's what they do every day they wake up and and just go in there and they and they just do

00:53:03.040 a complicated neurosurgery just messing around in your brain and they're too stupid to know 0.75

00:53:09.180 which parts of the brain to connect or remove yeah i mean base if you've ever if you ever watched the

00:53:16.000 simpsons ben carson's basically dr nick he's the guy who comes out and he just he just kind of

00:53:22.100 fumbles his way through all the surgeries and and it's just it's just loving and hilarious oh

00:53:27.360 oh you've paralyzed me ah that's ben carson now it's weird because i've seen he's won all these

00:53:33.980 awards and all these incredible things that no one had ever done before in the field but he's

00:53:39.760 basically just a moron and i guess he just lucked his way into fixing all those people what a great

00:53:45.360 story and separating siamese twins at the brain i mean how hard is that though we need scissors what's

00:53:50.980 the big deal i mean you put scissors in between them and you can't i don't know i mean how hard

00:53:55.760 could it be this is a moron any moron can do that you get you go you go to home depot you get some 0.64

00:54:03.680 hedge clippers right and you just use them snip snip snip snip done and then they're separated and you

00:54:09.040 say nurse sew them back up yeah because i bet he's not even doing the sewing you're right he's not

00:54:13.660 i bet he's not you put it that you got a little sewing machine you put their heads under there you 0.99

00:54:18.340 you press the pedal i don't know how it works exactly but it's something like that

00:54:21.220 it's like any moron could do it it's not that big of a deal right so she makes a really good point

00:54:29.640 there obviously and she's made a lot of really good points over the years though as far as i'm

00:54:34.440 concerned the tea party can go straight to hell they say to me all the time you appear to be angry 0.51

00:54:40.180 if you're black and american you're not a little bit mad you crazy stop sending those dog whistles

00:54:45.960 to white supremacists today we declare we're not taking it anymore this liberal will be all about

00:54:54.460 socializing uh oh no oh no i've said that will be about something else something else something else

00:55:00.960 um what is the word what's the word basically basically taking over taking over and the government

00:55:06.920 running all of your companies keep your nasty comments away from us we're rallying and we're

00:55:14.000 protesting yeah you don't intimidate us you don't scare us we're gonna fight against you and your

00:55:22.280 policies we're gonna struggle we're gonna do everything necessary to show you you cannot take

00:55:29.900 this country down the path that you think you're gonna take it down don't ever let me see again in

00:55:37.620 life yeah those republicans in our hall on our screens talking about anything right that's a

00:55:47.020 okay restrict these are demons they're demons demons okay literally demonizing these are

00:55:53.100 legislators who are destroying this country man where so she's she's she knows are they demons or

00:56:02.160 are they legislators trying to destroy the country i feel like those are two moderately different things

00:56:06.880 she's she is one of these people that just uh opens the mouth and about two minutes after she's done 0.99

00:56:15.200 speaking tries to figure out what she's saying there's no there's no plan going in you know it's like

00:56:20.860 it's you know it's like ben carson with his neurosurgery he doesn't know what he's doing when

00:56:24.620 he goes in there he just starts cutting as we mentioned start cutting things and connecting tubes

00:56:30.480 and see what happens you know does the person walk afterwards i don't know maybe maybe not we'll see

00:56:35.000 that's that's ben carson the guy just you know he just is just a haphazard guy when it comes to his

00:56:42.400 neurosurgery i mean it's unbelievable it is and what one really interesting uh clip that you played

00:56:49.080 there was maxine waters and she does this all the time saying essentially um well they always call

00:56:55.760 black people angry um and and that's of course we should be angry but there's that sort of 1.00

00:57:02.160 undercurrent there of if you call if you criticize a black person then you don't like black people

00:57:09.640 you could you see oh they're all angry only only black people are angry and this is very standard 1.00

00:57:14.360 left-wing procedure it's the same thing they do with soros right it's like well george soros you're

00:57:18.680 really criticizing him because he's jewish the fact that he and by the way he is an atheist but the

00:57:24.520 you know i mean like the no one has there's no criticism of him because he's jewish like that's

00:57:31.460 that's not right nothing to do with it it's right it's that it's there's no there's no part of that

00:57:35.620 that connects that's you that is you coming up with that uh conclusion not me that's i it's you it's

00:57:43.560 you're saying oh well it must be because he's jewish well why are you saying that right it's 0.96

00:57:48.280 not what we're saying why are you saying it and and and uh with waters it's the same thing here where

00:57:53.920 she absolutely will criticize any any republican who criticizes an african-american and they'll she'll 0.66

00:58:00.840 say it's because of race but here she is criticizing an african-american calling him stupid it's perfectly 1.00

00:58:06.780 fine yeah uh you know i i kind of tend to think that the color of your skin should not dictate

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00:58:17.920 the color of their skin is as long as you're not criticizing them for the color of their skin

00:58:22.280 now you're making crazy talk i know back in the 60s with mlk

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00:59:37.600 a major problem in our country pat which is uh we have i believe 607 billionaires

00:59:58.760 in this nation and only three are running for president right now we need to get that number

01:00:03.160 up i want to get it to at least half i mean are they they just don't care about their country the

01:00:09.260 other the other 604 just don't care they don't care wow you know they're just fumbling their way

01:00:15.800 through neurosurgery probably with that that's what they're doing uh mark cuban is uh making some noise

01:00:21.880 now i don't think he's jumping in uh to run for president i i mean do can we possibly have any more

01:00:27.800 people who are running for president well we could i guess we could i keep saying we can't and

01:00:31.920 then deval patrick jumps in yes and then michael bloomberg jumps in uh who else has jumped in

01:00:37.000 recently styer jumped in late yeah uh there has been it just keeps they keep coming to go away

01:00:43.200 persist that maybe hillary gets in i don't know i don't believe that yeah i believed it for a while

01:00:49.200 i'm not sure now we're past the filing deadlines in uh new hampshire but not iowa that's not until the

01:00:55.600 end of the i think the end of the year like december 30th or something is it really that late i think

01:00:59.920 it is um so you'd have to skip new hampshire if you wanted which is what bloomberg is doing

01:01:04.640 i don't know i mean i don't know if deval patrick qualified but i mean he that's i guess he probably

01:01:10.460 must have because that's his only chance of of competing i mean this is the next door state even

01:01:15.480 though he still has no chance uh mark mark cuban was asked uh because people noticed uh yahoo finance

01:01:21.660 that he had uh registered democracy.com and he's not doing anything with it but it's democracy.com and

01:01:29.400 the question was well what are you planning to do with democracy.com he says uh cuban says that it

01:01:36.120 won't he registered it because he didn't want it to be used by someone with a political agenda

01:01:40.620 so he just what what that's what he said okay now he of course is the uh mavs owner a guy on shark

01:01:47.920 tank uh and he says you know you should see all the uh domains i i own i rarely sell any and when

01:01:55.860 he was pressed about it he said and you can do this you can play along right now if you're in front

01:02:00.740 of your computer if you're on your phone right now play along here pat okay i'm gonna play along

01:02:05.020 go to the president.com uh

01:02:09.460 the president.com just having a tough time the president.com uh all right oh it's access tv

01:02:20.900 uh it's his website magnolia pictures it's cuban companies all the cuban companies yeah

01:02:28.120 so he asked can you imagine this guy runs for president he's got his website is the president.com

01:02:33.280 that's a solid marketing tactic very weird i don't know i mean i feel like trump has opened

01:02:39.600 this door up and like all these guys think they could be president now because they all think do

01:02:43.520 you think he's he's considering i think i do think i mean he's talked about he has enough and

01:02:49.420 he's talked about the fact that he can beat trump he thinks he thinks so he thinks he can there's

01:02:53.960 no way he could he could but he thinks he could he i don't know where he fits exactly because he

01:02:59.140 you know they talked for a while they're like oh he's a libertarian he's not a libertarian

01:03:02.000 not libertarian um but he's also and he's not really republican and he's certainly with this

01:03:06.500 field definitely not a democrat i mean he doesn't he he's he'd be way to the right of a michael

01:03:12.240 bloomberg yeah um you know i think so he is a legitimately pro-business guy but has a lot of

01:03:17.360 policies that you know we wouldn't like as conservatives you know big health care initiatives

01:03:21.940 and all the other all the rest but i mean at least he's he has the same the things that you like

01:03:28.300 about trump where he's a guy who who is a business person and under and understands those

01:03:32.740 things he has those attributes but we already have that guy in office right yeah um so i don't know

01:03:38.160 what the thirst would be for a mark cuban candidacy at this point and again if you're a billionaire

01:03:43.420 why do you want that job oh gosh i don't even unless you are talking about it a mega patriot that and you

01:03:50.320 believe you're the only one who can fix it i can understand you taking the shot then but why would you

01:03:56.920 want this hassle why would you open up yourself to all of this madness i wouldn't want anything to

01:04:01.780 do with it if i was a billionaire i'm just enjoying my life i'm not i'm not running for president i mean

01:04:07.700 you know and you know i mean you don't have to be a billionaire you just have to be massively wealthy

01:04:11.380 to understand that like earning over 29 000 a year if you are well i can only dream i can only dream

01:04:17.940 yeah that's never gonna happen no but bernie sanders thinks you're rich at 29k a year i mean i think

01:04:22.600 mark might earn more than that uh it's possible but when you're a billionaire think of your life

01:04:27.620 right every decision you've made works out everything that you think is smart is is smart

01:04:33.740 and everyone tells you is smart like you it's understandable why you'd think you'd be the only

01:04:38.560 guy who could fix whatever problem you're addressing yeah uh and i'm sure that's why bloomberg's

01:04:42.540 in there trump himself said that's why he was in there uh steyer i'm sure is the same way and cuban's

01:04:48.480 probably the same way i mean you could fight we could get to a point where everybody running for

01:04:52.160 president is a billionaire against them we're not that far away kids

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01:06:37.140 week are you familiar with this cameo app i'm not no so it's very it's an interesting app basically

01:06:45.060 it's an app you can go on there and search for your favorite celebrity and when i say celebrity

01:06:51.640 many times i would use air quotes uh when saying celebrity so it's like you know that you know the

01:06:59.520 third person jason killed in friday the 13th part four yeah that guy is almost definitely on there

01:07:07.400 was it the teenager in the forest who got the harpoon through his skull yes yes yes i love him

01:07:12.960 and the good thing was that wasn't real it was a movie so he's still alive uh hasn't done a movie

01:07:18.200 since okay and uh it's available on cameo so he hasn't learned his lesson about making out in the

01:07:23.760 woods no okay sadly sadly the guy just makes out in the woods all the time but he can get whoever

01:07:30.300 he wants he makes over 29 000 a year so this guy can get any lady he wants and i gotta be honest

01:07:36.740 about it he can't be that rich can he no i don't think so so he may not be uh when you talk about

01:07:42.400 what cameo is so cameo is this idea that you go on you search for your your favorite celebrity

01:07:46.960 and uh they will make a video for you um a greeting that you can send whoever we want and

01:07:53.440 this happens this happens to us sometimes because we are actually below the cameo level of celebrity

01:07:58.160 but like people who are fans of the show will say hey will you send a message to my sister it's her

01:08:04.100 birthday and she loves the show she loves you guys will you send them a message i'd love to for a

01:08:07.460 price yes well yeah and that's what we do is we give us some cash and of course the answer is yes

01:08:11.800 no i mean we do that for people here and there and it's uh it's one of those things it's kind of

01:08:16.820 cool like i you know i shows that i like i would love to get one of those things it would be kind of

01:08:21.040 cool so that's basically what cameo does it it sets up a market it uses this thing called capitalism 0.98

01:08:27.580 and it sets up a market for celebrities basically post uh their availability and what price they will

01:08:34.860 make a video for you so if you you know example if you like the office there's a few people from

01:08:40.880 the office who are on cameo and you can pay them you know like a hundred bucks or something like

01:08:46.260 that it's like a couple hundred bucks maybe for people on the office and they'll cut a video for

01:08:51.000 your friend who really likes the office right like it's kind of a cool idea it's an easy way for

01:08:56.140 celebrities to throw a couple bucks in their pocket and it's kind of a nice way to connect with their

01:09:00.700 fans that's the concept uh so they have everybody from people you'd never know all the way up to

01:09:07.980 some like big sports celebrities are on there like uh you know big actors actresses musicians

01:09:13.360 all sorts of things one of the people on there is mark mcgrath he's the lead singer of sugar ray

01:09:19.240 sugar ray yeah are they still around i mean i think they're around in that they probably do

01:09:23.460 you know retro tours and stuff carnivals he does he's done state fairs yeah he's done a decent amount

01:09:29.400 though he he's done like countdown shows and i i want to say he hosted like there's access hollywood

01:09:34.440 or one of those types of shows for a while something he's done a decent amount with his

01:09:38.220 career after uh sugar ray and i think it's still pretty active uh but he is on uh cameo and recently

01:09:45.760 got a request for to cut a video and i i think it's the first one of these i've ever seen before

01:09:51.040 here's mark mcgrath um on cameo from a specific request from a woman who is dating a guy long distance

01:10:00.460 listen what's up brayden it is mark mcgrath from the band sugar ray off the charts but always

01:10:09.800 in your hearts and this cameo was booked by cheyenne and she wants you to know a few things and

01:10:16.240 this is a little difficult for me to say because it's the first one of these i've done but she wants

01:10:21.480 you to know that you mean a lot to her you mean the world to her but she's having difficulty staying

01:10:28.740 in this long distance relationship you know it's tough i've been on the road for years and i've been

01:10:35.380 with my wife a long time and the the biggest arguments the biggest you know obstacles in our

01:10:41.380 relationships is the distance between us it makes it very difficult when we're on the road um and it's

01:10:47.460 hard so shenan is trying to let you know brayden that it's very very tough for her to stay in this

01:10:53.780 relationship she still cares about you a lot you never know what the future may hold and she still

01:10:59.480 wants to be friends with you because obviously she cares about you very very much well obviously

01:11:05.380 good luck on your thesis coming up good luck on your probably not the best timing cheyenne when he's

01:11:11.280 doing his thesis but i understand you know you gotta work on your thesis and life goes on and um

01:11:17.780 so i'm sure there's big things ahead of you in the future brayden but cheyenne cares about you enough

01:11:22.780 to let you know she cares she's thinking about you but the long distance thing is just a little

01:11:27.320 difficult for her okay and she wants you to stay positive she wants you to be friends and she knows

01:11:33.640 that um you're a fan of the band sugar a which i'm honored i wish i was delivering you good news

01:11:38.980 yeah but you're not see you backstage give you a high five someday dude we can maybe laugh about this

01:11:43.560 sometimes hopefully we all can cheyenne brayden all of us we all can hang out but uh she wants me

01:11:49.920 friends right now bro the long distance thing's a little difficult yeah you said nothing but the

01:11:55.240 best all the love in the world and do do do do your best on that thesis man i know it's that

01:12:03.760 it's tough in the holiday season and uh this is just weird and stuff man but you've got big things

01:12:09.380 ahead of you bro yeah but she wants to be friends right yeah you've got a good life in front of you

01:12:14.240 okay all right on behalf of mark mcgrath and cheyenne we love you brayden yeah apparently she

01:12:20.640 does not love him uh but she cares about him enough to have somebody else break up with him

01:12:25.780 for her and i guess this costs about 150 bucks to get mark mcgrath to break up with your boyfriend 0.95

01:12:31.440 for you wow that is where we are in this society i love the uh his analysis is interesting he's i mean

01:12:38.720 the poor guy he's just trying to get his 150 bucks and get through this thing right i mean you can't

01:12:43.520 blame the guy i guess that's his first one what a tough one to do for your first and he's i love he

01:12:48.720 said what does he say at the end look if you're doing a thesis that means you've got good things

01:12:52.420 ahead of you that's not true at all that's not necessarily it might be true but it might not

01:12:58.540 what if your thesis is on how great it is to be a white supremacist you don't have great things

01:13:02.280 ahead of you at all uh and uh that is like think of how many steps removed that is from the way

01:13:10.960 things are supposed to be done like there is a world in which you know you're supposed to if

01:13:15.560 you're breaking up with someone you're supposed to do it in person right yes if you're not gonna

01:13:18.620 do it in person you gotta do it over the phone you're not gonna do it over phone you gotta do you

01:13:21.760 go to email you're not gonna do it over email you go to text i gotta go over text i don't know

01:13:25.740 you're on like snapchat if you get through all of those things and you still can't do it then you

01:13:31.800 pay 150 to the guy from sugar ray to break up for you the guy who had what two hits in 1998

01:13:39.700 that's i gotta say i think sugar ray did better than that i think they had more hits than that

01:13:45.780 did they yeah i think so they had a little run there yeah i'm gonna look up sure i'm looking

01:13:51.160 up right now because i'm telling you so sugar ray discography all right uh this is what people

01:13:57.160 want every morning okay every morning went to number three when it's over someday went to number

01:14:02.660 seven someday was great that's a great song falls apart i don't really remember it was 229 when it's

01:14:10.100 over 29 is not a hit that's not a hit so we got three and seven right that's two hits so when it's

01:14:15.720 over was kind of a hit where'd that where'd that 13 13 nominal yeah nominal top 15 we'll give him

01:14:25.020 that i'll say it wasn't as good as i would have imagined three yeah so they had three again if

01:14:29.040 they had five it would be 200 bucks to break up with a boyfriend but since they only had two and a 1.00

01:14:34.500 half yeah it's only 150 bucks 150 but i mean that is a weird thing to do for for a guy like mark

01:14:41.540 mcgrath who's pretty well known i mean say what you will about sugar ray yeah you're right he's been

01:14:46.320 on he's been on game shows or talk shows or something i mean he's had a career of some note

01:14:52.280 right yeah i mean you know who he is certainly they sold several million records and he's doing

01:15:00.440 breakups with your boyfriend from afar for 150 bucks a piece there's two ways to look at this right

01:15:08.220 wow that way which is a legitimate way to look at this yes the other thing is it took him two

01:15:13.720 minutes and he made 150 dollars now i don't know is there there's a lot of things uh that i uh i mean

01:15:22.040 150 for two minutes that's not i mean that's okay it's a pretty good rate it is if you're doing them

01:15:28.180 all day long right he's not i doubt you are how many people are thinking you know who i want to break

01:15:34.180 up uh for me uh is mark mcgrath from sugar ray a lot of people aren't thinking that so he was the

01:15:40.820 host co-host of extra that's the show i was thinking of huh okay which is a pretty big for how long pretty

01:15:45.460 big uh gig right does it say how long extra let's see yeah that is a good gig he's probably making

01:15:52.700 decent money for that and he did a lot of these like you know rock and roll jeopardy and you know all

01:15:56.940 these other celebrity apprentice season four and oh so he's on with uh trump then that's kind of cool

01:16:05.100 at one point yeah um he was uh from two 2004 to 2008 oh man he left he left extra to focus on his

01:16:12.960 music career oh oh boy oh wow not darn it probably not the best uh that didn't it didn't really go

01:16:20.200 anywhere yeah and he was a guest uh judge on american idol but these are all like 2005 things that he was

01:16:25.840 doing that's a problem when people still remember sugar ray i think we should start recording we

01:16:31.480 should just get cameos and start playing them on the show we should we should and we can expense

01:16:36.120 them to glenn we should try to get liberals on cameo to say nice things about that idea this is 0.80

01:16:44.020 a way for glenn to kind of cross over yeah we'll just keep what can we put things in there like can

01:16:49.240 we get like a known liberal to to endorse donald trump on video yes there's got to be somebody who some

01:16:55.560 hollywood celebrity who will do it for like 18 dollars

01:16:58.320 what's interesting is when you google mark mcgrath on the first page okay of the google search results

01:17:05.800 three of the eight results are sugar ray's mark mcgrath calls cameo breakup video uh he calls

01:17:14.500 somebody paid sugar ray's mark mcgrath to dump someone someone's boyfriend yeah well it's a big

01:17:19.360 it's a new story that happened i think this week right so it's going to be near the top i mean

01:17:22.940 that's what he's mostly known for right now now he's gonna get these things all the time

01:17:27.440 what's the most awkward thing you could request i think that's that was pretty awkward what we just

01:17:32.780 saw there was pretty awkward i wouldn't want to do anything more awkward than that not for 150

01:17:37.080 dollars no now look as as a person who one day wants to earn up to 29 000 a year it's easy to toss

01:17:43.560 away 150 bucks i mean 150 bucks is nice but if you're a big celebrity you'd think you wouldn't want to

01:17:48.620 necessarily do that right yes because that doesn't you know it it looks i don't know small time yeah

01:17:56.880 right it doesn't look like you're a major star for sure no and think about the other side of this like

01:18:02.020 you you are you open up your email or whatever and you get a link in there to a video from a

01:18:07.460 guy who's the lead singer of the band that you like and he starts off he's all excited and then

01:18:12.220 about 30 seconds in you realize you're getting dumped that sucks man especially if you're a 0.84

01:18:18.800 sugary fan like apparently he was uh and that's why she hired him because uh that was a nice way

01:18:24.580 to let him down hey here's one of your heroes uh breaking up with you uh weird weird situation

01:18:30.660 what a world we live in it's a it's a really strange reality right but this is going to work

01:18:35.920 out well i think yeah i think it is all these changes we're we're going to totally be able to

01:18:39.880 handle them i think so i think so everything's fine don't worry about it 888-727-BECK

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01:19:58.320 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program uh some millennials want to bring an end to the 0.83

01:20:20.940 secret santa office holiday tradition because um it gives them anxiety and you don't you don't want

01:20:30.380 to give anybody anxiety a british job hunting website reported that millennials find the secret santa

01:20:37.400 gift exchange to be anxiety inducing and dr ashley weinberg a psychology lecturer believes it's the fear

01:20:47.280 of appearing stingy that makes the holiday tradition stressful for them and you don't want anything to

01:20:53.220 be stressful for these for these millennials uh you don't want them to have anxiety you don't want

01:20:58.560 them to have stress because well they fall apart and they got to go into a cry room or a safe space

01:21:04.360 when that happens and you don't want that i mean getting presents isn't a safe enough space it's so

01:21:09.220 ridiculous i will say like it doesn't cause me anxiety but it isn't my favorite thing no mine either

01:21:15.540 it's not i'm fine with them banning that the study found 78 percent of millennials felt they

01:21:22.180 contributed more than they should to an office party gift compared to 58 percent of the rest of

01:21:26.740 the workforce uh probably anything for some of them is uh more than they should i hate it i hate it so 0.73

01:21:34.020 much said jillian melly in a recent episode of her show uh on fox on after the show show on fox nation

01:21:42.160 people spend too much money uh around as it is around the holiday so why are we adding to it maybe

01:21:48.480 you should have the conversation with your co-workers let's just not do it just too much anxiety

01:21:54.360 again these things start off you know and we like traditions right we're conservatives like we that's

01:22:00.260 something that we like but a lot of these things turn into traditions and just become hassles right like

01:22:05.840 that's no one cares like look there's no reason for you to be uh exchanging presents with your

01:22:12.520 co-workers if you like them you like them you get them something but you don't the secret santa thing

01:22:17.480 is ridiculous i know we've all got enough family members to worry about right and really close friends

01:22:22.020 you don't need to do that you're right with your co-workers this is the problem though like because

01:22:26.560 you know you do exchange presents maybe with your close friends if you don't get presents for people

01:22:33.020 at work then you're like saying they're not your close friends again it's silly right you should

01:22:39.940 not it's not the type of thing that makes any sense you know you but it's already enough again

01:22:46.260 only a millennial would would describe it as anxiety but it's just irritating you know i mean like there's

01:22:54.540 enough to do you know during the holidays if you show up at a party i feel like you're it's almost

01:23:00.840 like a charitable donation to go to a christmas party like i just want to stay home in my bed

01:23:04.940 me too you know me too i get 7 p.m bedtime wake up around 11 a.m have breakfast lunch and quick

01:23:12.380 order is that so wrong is that so wrong so wrong is it i mean so i don't want to get up at any point

01:23:18.580 during the day so what there's nothing wrong with me it's you as the problem i think i'm going to be

01:23:25.500 calling in sick to the christmas party this year oh no really yeah i'm feeling something coming on

01:23:29.300 wow but it's weeks away i know but this he's usually last you know two three weeks now i'm in

01:23:36.040 the same room with you i probably have it you probably have it oh god now i can feel oh no

01:23:39.940 you're listening to glenn beck

01:23:50.120 uh one more hour left chad prather is going to be joining us uh of course uh from uh the blaze tv

01:24:05.760 he's got a an epstein special going on uh tonight in fact this whole week um monday tuesday wednesday

01:24:12.140 and that's uh he's really going deep into the weird crap epstein was into that's kind of his

01:24:19.320 angle on it uh it's interesting for whatever reason the blaze has just turned thanksgiving

01:24:24.320 into epstein week yeah and i don't think it was intentional i think there's a bunch of people just

01:24:27.940 interested in the story kind of doing something up on it at the same time it's just a it's a little

01:24:33.480 bit of an odd way to celebrate the holiday but but you know i mean interesting five seconds

01:24:38.220 interesting because you're going to find out some fascinating things about epstein and the kind of

01:24:43.000 cult he was sort of doing some weird weird stuff yeah uh that didn't get a lot of press um but kind

01:24:50.880 of deserves it i guess uh but didn't you have a a new stat on bill clinton's involvement with him

01:24:59.140 because yeah so he yeah they they said he had a lot of people are saying 26 27 times he was on the

01:25:05.520 plane it's actually only six times he was on the plane and he never went to the island with any

01:25:09.080 evidence he went to the island now again it's a private island who knows if he actually went there

01:25:13.180 but right there's no evidence he actually went to the island and he was only on the plane with him

01:25:17.180 six times six times but still it's more than me yeah i'll tell you that me too

01:25:20.760 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program pat and stew for glen on

01:25:42.480 the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK hey uh some good news because

01:25:50.280 uh cbs is going to produce a drama based on stacy abrams romance novels wait now stacy abrams the

01:26:00.820 true governor governor of georgia yes the election was stolen from her and uh even though she lost by 0.84

01:26:09.580 50 000 votes it was stolen from her i will say this too um you bastards out there who think if trump 0.82

01:26:17.920 loses there it could be fixed and you're going to complain about this afterwards you bastards by 0.97

01:26:24.020 the way stacy abrams is the rightful governor of georgia the fact that they that the left

01:26:28.460 right elizabeth warren just says it she said the other day it was like oh well it's actually stacy

01:26:33.280 abrams seat and it was taken from her like no that is not what happened that is not what happened 0.95

01:26:39.080 she lost right she lost the election it's over get over it they can't they can't they won't

01:26:48.260 so in uh 2004 she published a book and she's done several since but uh this one was under the name

01:26:56.200 selena montgomery one of eight novels she's written under that name the book was entitled never tell

01:27:04.060 and it follows the tale of a criminal psychologist with a dark past who works with an investigative

01:27:10.700 journalist who is searching for a serial killer in new orleans so cbs is doing a full series on this

01:27:18.980 pretty amazing we were able to uh get a few excerpts from a few of her books not just never tell but we

01:27:28.940 we do have that as well i'm interested in this because this is something the left gets to do that

01:27:34.460 the right would never be able to do right like right right no one cares uh about about stacy abrams 0.99

01:27:42.300 and her romance novels nobody cares about them no one there's no reason for this series to exist

01:27:49.120 right there's absolutely no chance of it being good nobody's ever heard of stacy abrams romance

01:27:56.180 novels how much money did netflix give barack obama to produce television shows well some rumors have

01:28:00.900 it at 100 million dollars others at 50 million but whatever it was a lot tens of millions of dollars

01:28:06.220 for what what what have they proven well they did that chinese thing you know the chinese companies

01:28:11.340 in america chinese workers in america what was it called i don't know i did not watch it so i i don't

01:28:19.320 remember the title but yeah they got a lot of money for that a lot of money for that now we'll see um

01:28:25.900 you're you're gonna really be excited about the series when you hear uh her incredible writing

01:28:32.920 skill uh these are a few sentences i can read out of paragraphs uh this one from sebastian kane and

01:28:43.540 dr caitlin leida in secrets and lies her book secrets and lies i'm saucy and uh this is a pair i can

01:28:51.120 read part of one sentence wow yeah not the full sentence no i can't no but

01:28:59.020 with urgency she accepted him fascinated by the power and for a moment she wavered wondering if she

01:29:10.960 was prepared in the next second she knew she never could be

01:29:17.140 tell me that's not powerful tell me really bad versions of like the the trash at like airports

01:29:26.040 yes that you get at a yes with fabio on the cover the five dollar rack yeah uh at an airport and i guess

01:29:34.740 like this is uh been 50 shades of gray has made this into a somewhat of an industry is is that what

01:29:39.860 she's going for her i think so yeah now from her book hidden sins there are two sentences i can read

01:29:46.740 from a paragraph oh yeah so this is exciting two full sentences uh watch me love you he commanded silently

01:29:55.520 wait how did he how did it come wait he commanded silently wait hold on wait watch me love you watch

01:30:02.460 me love you because he commanded silently that's a good point i guess with his look yeah but his steely

01:30:08.740 gaze you could say hey come over here silently because you could like wave your arm or you could

01:30:13.460 how would you say what is it again watch me love watch me love you no you're supposed to just get

01:30:18.580 that from the look he's giving you what is that look i don't know what that expression is it's a lot

01:30:23.600 of expressions i'm not human face i'm not gonna attempt it here on radio please don't i don't

01:30:28.840 want you to watch it would be obscene it'd be obscene okay and i'm not gonna do it but watch me love

01:30:34.440 you he commanded silently like she just came up with her she had a random collection of words that

01:30:41.600 you just thought silently went there like he has to do that audibly he can only command that audibly

01:30:47.180 let me get to the next sentence i can't get past the silently thing it's driving me crazy

01:30:52.760 know that i will always be a part of you now i don't know if he actually spoke that out loud

01:30:59.500 it doesn't say or if that was silently as well you know all good writers explain that completely

01:31:05.500 they do they do they always say exactly how they commanded a thing if it's audibly or silently

01:31:12.540 and she didn't do that here it's a big mistake uh right first thing you learn in writing class

01:31:17.780 make sure you say how people are commanded are they commanded audibly are they commanded silently

01:31:24.380 who knows this is on the level of um uh are you familiar with the podcast uh my uh my dad wrote a

01:31:31.820 porno no no it's it is amazing it's the story is the this guy finds out that his dad has been writing

01:31:42.140 these types of books he just decided because of like 50 shades of gray to start writing like an

01:31:49.380 x-rated novel this guy's dad so what they decided to do for a podcast is for all of them and i think

01:31:56.280 it's an hbo show now too it's a really big podcast but they decided to do is it's like three people

01:32:02.060 and they just sit around and they he reads the entire book but think of your dad and it's really

01:32:07.860 filthy i mean it is filthy but horribly written like stacy abrams level writing so it's really

01:32:14.800 funny so he's making fun of his dad he's making fun of his dad and it's just so awkward because

01:32:19.540 you're reading like the sex fantasies of your dad and then at the same time no thank you he doesn't

01:32:27.300 seem to really understand the female anatomy all that well so so he writes things you're like does he

01:32:34.140 think that's how this works it's it's utterly unbelievable but it's about the level of writing

01:32:40.800 from stacy abrams here there's one more sentence oh sorry okay before we get to uh take a break

01:32:46.200 are you commanding me audibly right now to stop commanding you audibly yes because i gotta get to

01:32:50.780 this line because it's powerful sighs and please and moans mingled in enthralled chorus

01:32:59.260 right is that beautiful or what sighs sighs and please and please and moans mingled they mingled

01:33:09.340 in an enthralled chorus so apparently there was a choir in there in the bedroom with them right that

01:33:15.340 they were singing while the act was happening and which he doesn't include there it was all silent

01:33:21.260 all the sighs and moans and please were silently commanding yes the chorus to sing she should have

01:33:29.360 included that because i don't know if i heard it i when i'm picturing this i can't think of am i hearing

01:33:35.040 things or is it quiet it's it's hard to figure out uh i don't know i don't know because she doesn't

01:33:40.600 specifically mention whether this is allowed or silent in this particular passage wait hold on

01:33:46.700 i just commanded you silently to go to a commercial break and i picked it up see it can happen this is

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01:34:55.520 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program triple eight seven two seven beck you know what there

01:35:10.200 should be a podcast for stacy abrams uh romance novels that would be a massive hit i would totally

01:35:16.040 buy the rights just to do that that would be fun that would be fun now does the guy's dad on the

01:35:22.760 podcast you were talking about yeah does he know he's being made fun of by his son he does now i i think

01:35:29.580 i think he i don't know if he did at the very beginning and is he upset about it or you'd think

01:35:35.560 because they really wreck the writing because the writing is really what's funny about it because

01:35:40.180 he's just a guy who's like seemingly just throwing in a bunch of sexual things he's heard of in in

01:35:45.300 random order um and it's not like a it's not well written at all so the book is really really funny

01:35:52.200 just to hear and that's what they're making fun of most of the time um but the guy i think the dad

01:35:57.620 it started off as like a self-published book that he wrote under a pen name oh god the pen name is

01:36:03.800 really funny too i can't think of it uh it's like it's like i want to say it's like rocky flintstone

01:36:08.360 or something like that is his pen name you're writing a sex book under the name of rocky flint

01:36:12.440 it's something like that anyway so he uh i think he released it and it was it was going to sell like

01:36:16.820 zero copies he like released self-published it on amazon or something and because of this podcast now

01:36:22.300 it's sold a ton it's turned into an hbo show and they made a ton of money off of it really yeah and i

01:36:27.420 don't know the name of the gosh i mean i just it's if you don't mind super graphic uh talk in

01:36:35.320 this manner it is an incredible listen but they have um the name of the reminding all these details

01:36:41.860 the name of the book i think is called belinda blinked belinda is the sex object belinda is the

01:36:48.600 name of the sex object in this movie and she's a salesperson who works in the pots and pans industry 1.00

01:36:55.280 and it's not like it was not written to be intentionally funny which is why it's really

01:37:01.960 funny uh it is an amazing adventure pots and pans industry so she's like every single scene is like

01:37:09.360 this you know sultry uh salesperson who's selling pots and pans meet with someone and then does things 0.73

01:37:17.860 to get the sale to go through is the basic concept of the book like she seems to do a lot of sexual 0.74

01:37:22.480 favors to sell more pans

01:37:24.940 is it based on a true story yes it is of course yeah it's a documentary yeah now that doesn't seem

01:37:34.680 to compare to this though from i mean this guy's got nothing on stacy abrams does he she's written

01:37:40.520 eight romance novels eight how many is this guy written i think maybe now by by now probably eight

01:37:47.200 they're making a lot of money off of it okay in this is from the cbs movie that's coming up it's

01:37:53.000 actually not a movie it's a series cbs is doing a full series on the book never tell by stacy abrams

01:38:00.140 although that's not the name she goes by she has a pen name uh rocky flintstone something like that

01:38:06.440 like that yeah uh here's another passage that i that i actually can read some of i went to

01:38:13.260 four sentences on this this isn't right you don't know what you want what you need i can't take

01:38:22.700 advantage of that i won't she cut off his denial no i've never been with anyone before because i've

01:38:28.260 never wanted anyone before which is why this is a mistake you need time more time his appeal was

01:38:34.680 desperate stay and i may never let you go i'm yours the words wait were erotic threat

01:38:43.540 voluptuous promise erotic erotic threat voluptuous promise what a wonderful voice for the me too

01:38:51.780 movement that great someone writing a book about an erotic threat unbelievable now did they say you

01:38:57.660 had to read it that fast or was it just awkward to read it was just awkward yes you read that like it

01:39:03.420 was a disclaimer at the end of a commercial yeah i was having a hard time getting through it no

01:39:09.620 maybe i'll gore'd have a better time getting this isn't right you don't know what you want what you

01:39:17.860 need i can't take advantage of that i won't she cut off his denial now i've never been with anyone

01:39:29.400 before because i've never wanted anyone before is it any sexier it's a tad sexier with al and what

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01:40:54.020 888-727-BECK patent stew for glenn on the glenn beck program you mentioned uh well you've

01:41:13.240 you read as al gore moments ago right you know he was on with seth myers the other day recently

01:41:18.560 yeah i haven't seen al in a long time doing a lot no remember in 2016 we were mildly convinced

01:41:25.340 that hillary clinton was going to like drop out of the race and al gore was going to step in at

01:41:29.560 the last minute because he felt like a rock star then it's kind of faded since then yeah i don't

01:41:34.040 know that if he jumped into this race anybody would care but i think in 2016 people would have

01:41:39.140 you know 20 or 2012 they would have yeah he was still sort of a big celebrity guy even up to

01:41:44.720 probably 2008 2012 2016 it had faded but yeah and now i think it's really faded the theory this is

01:41:51.960 when a lot of the hillary health stuff was going on people were talking about if she drops out what 1.00

01:41:55.260 do they do right um and we were saying they got to go they're gonna go white knight right they're

01:42:00.320 gonna find some guy it's the same thing i think happens here like let's say joe biden wins the

01:42:04.600 nomination goes through the process and then some big scandal breaks he has to drop out or he doesn't

01:42:09.940 feel like he can physically do the the you know the uh campaign anymore or be president whatever

01:42:15.940 happens god forbid a health problem whatever it is and he decides to drop out of the race 0.78

01:42:19.080 you can't just pick the person who finished second you can't just pick bernie or you can't pick uh you

01:42:23.460 know no it's a weird thing usually what they'll do is go outside of the entire system i think at that

01:42:29.640 point you gotta go richard gephart i think dick gephart is the guy dick gephart is your man i feel

01:42:35.960 like dick gephart should always be the nominee for the democrats i don't know why i think so too uh i

01:42:41.020 would say like the the person who now fits that role probably better than anyone else is michelle

01:42:45.400 obama definitely right like a person that would be frightening they would unite the democrats they'd

01:42:51.400 all be excited about it that'd be horrific relate she could raise money like nobody else and the 0.97

01:42:57.280 thing with michelle obama is the longer the microscope is on her the more likely she is to 1.00

01:43:02.140 make a mistake yeah and she but if she steps in in you know september and has a month to go through 0.98

01:43:09.840 this she might be able to be helpful to her i think and that's that's a scary possibility for a lot of

01:43:15.120 people i mean bill o'reilly's been on the show and said if she ran she would definitely beat trump

01:43:19.080 i kind of feel that way too i she's got 73 approval rates yeah that was 73 nobody has that no that would

01:43:28.580 change as soon as she became a candidate i hope so um but i and i do think that she's not tested

01:43:34.400 at the level of a presidential candidate it's possible she could be terrible she actually really 0.96

01:43:39.340 didn't do well for barack in 2008 they had to take her off the campaign trail but eight years as first 0.99

01:43:45.160 lady and yeah kind of seasoned her file stuff she probably can handle it better than she did that 1.00

01:43:49.920 she was pretty bad on the campaign trail initially yeah they pulled her pretty much pulled her off 0.97

01:43:53.760 and said yeah you know what you should do is stop talking please yes yes i mean we've got john

01:43:59.020 mccain to beat here i think we can handle it if you just don't say things uh so and which which

01:44:04.100 they did he was on uh gore that was on with the uh with seth myers and they were talking green

01:44:10.280 new deal listen uh the green new deal lays out a lot of the things you've been talking about

01:44:13.880 for a very long time um uh are are you impressed by it and are you also a little jealous you didn't

01:44:19.140 come up with a name because the green new deal is a real good name i think it's a great brand and

01:44:23.060 a great name and you know my friend tom friedman actually used that phrase but i think it's a i

01:44:29.620 think it's genius because it does a couple of things yeah it manages to communicate the reality

01:44:36.280 that the solutions to the climate crisis are going to have to be big on the scale of the new deal

01:44:42.780 it also conveys that there are lots of jobs involved we can get our country being more

01:44:48.980 prosperous on a sustainable basis while we solve the climate crisis what you notice about al gore

01:44:54.920 there is he turns one syllable words into three it's gotta be big what did you just say it's gotta

01:45:04.400 be big you know what's weird is his his voice is getting closer to your impression

01:45:10.560 i noticed that too yeah that's really interesting because because the thomas friedman thing he does

01:45:18.460 there it's like there's effort going on to get that name out definitely can we hear this one more

01:45:25.900 time listen to the thomas friedman he really it takes a while listen uh the green new deal lays out

01:45:31.240 a lot of the things you've been talking about for a very long time um uh are are you impressed by it

01:45:35.820 and are you also a little jealous you didn't come up with a name because the green new deal is a real

01:45:39.680 i think it's like i think it's a great brand and a great name and you know my friend tom friedman

01:45:44.480 actually but i think it's a i think it's genius because it's all right stop it's rf you

01:45:52.300 it's that thing yeah you know where he where he draws things out

01:45:56.840 very weird it's a weird thing um it's a weird thing the other thing i noticed there is he kind

01:46:06.840 of takes a shot at aoc there yeah he called he calls the plan genius which i don't know if you know

01:46:12.420 this it's not but he does not let her have credit for the name he actually my name my friend tom

01:46:18.100 friedman said it first i'm friedman said it several years ago and look it's not don't let's not act

01:46:26.180 like this amazing genius thing number one it wasn't good enough branding to get past

01:46:31.140 none of it's real in fact it's been it's largely a joke among many many people um that's partially

01:46:39.240 because of the way they rolled it out but it's also a disaster financially well it's only 93 trillion

01:46:44.300 dollars according to many estimates which is almost it's only about double almost the all

01:46:51.520 the money in the world oh okay yeah well about one and a half times all the money in the world

01:46:56.980 more than average yeah more than 29 000 a year which is a lot of money yeah i mean it is but

01:47:03.280 93 trillion is just a tad more just a tad

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01:48:20.620 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK uh our very own uh chad brather

01:48:50.620 doing a really cool special all this week uh did it last night has it tonight and then tomorrow

01:48:57.800 night three-parter three-part series on the weirdness of jeffrey epstein now that's not the

01:49:04.540 name of it uh but chad joins us now hey chad hey good morning yeah there's a lot of weirdness there

01:49:12.440 yeah um in fact he he kind of had a cult or something to himself didn't he want to impregnate

01:49:19.560 a bunch of women and send them all over the world with his seed something to that effect well what 1.00

01:49:24.880 you know people hear this stuff and they think that it's pure fiction because it reads like

01:49:29.400 something out of a right novel and we were we were you know as candace ortiz uh you know our

01:49:35.500 editorial producer was doing research we were looking into these things and we discovered that

01:49:39.300 one of the things that epstein found was that they were collecting the sperm of nobel prize

01:49:44.960 recipients and they were uh putting it together in a lab because they felt that the world was getting

01:49:50.120 dumber and that is their word quote dumber and i i have to agree with them in that regard

01:49:55.400 but what they were doing is they were wanting to start this whole new uh this whole generation

01:50:00.560 of uh of smart people and they were going to and so epstein heard this now first of all what you

01:50:06.100 have to understand for a guy who accomplished so much based on his history epstein was not a smart

01:50:11.340 people he was not a smart guy he was a college dropout that was a horrible math and science teacher

01:50:17.800 at the high school level and so when you learn more of these things about it that's exactly what

01:50:22.560 he wanted to do he wanted to to generate a whole world of uh of epstein's out there and that's what

01:50:28.960 he was going to do he was going to bring we're going to talk about that tonight on the special

01:50:32.100 uh the tonight's episode is called the devil has blue eyes and and that was their whole thing is

01:50:37.340 they were going to bring in 20 girls at a time impregnate them they had to sign away all rights 1.00

01:50:42.440 to the child and it was going to be raised by of course epstein and his uh jelaine maxwell who was

01:50:50.660 sort of the the queen to his whole chess set there that made all the connections for him and kind of

01:50:55.820 ran the the ring he wanted to raise 20 children by himself with giselle really obviously you would

01:51:02.540 you know one would think he would have some help out there but i mean that that when you start seeing

01:51:06.600 how big it is it really is cult-like uh and and that's one of the things that people don't realize

01:51:12.060 and that's that's the dangerous place that we kind of stepped into uh because we start talking about

01:51:18.340 the king ranch in new mexico a lot of people think of the king ranch in texas two totally different

01:51:23.320 things of course bruce king was at one time the governor of new mexico and they passed down

01:51:27.980 political positions like family heirlooms in new mexico they owned most of not only new mexico ranch

01:51:34.440 lands but they also are the major producer of corn in the u.s so they're a big big family and in most

01:51:40.520 interviews when they talk about the king ranch and i'll tell you why that's significant in a second

01:51:43.980 they actually bleep out that name they bleep out the king name but epstein's new mexico compound of

01:51:50.160 course we know about the virgin islands the little james island that he flew you know the lolita

01:51:55.100 express to what they don't know is that he had a 10 000 acre compound with a 27 000 square foot home

01:52:02.540 right in the middle of the king ranch you could not get to it unless you went over it or through

01:52:07.800 the king ranch so he in essence isolated himself with one of the most political families most powerful

01:52:14.620 families in new mexico it was like building a moat around your ranch with you were completely

01:52:20.680 inaccessible uh and and now we're starting to see these pictures that are emerging from you know the

01:52:26.840 king for i should say what he called the zorro ranch there in the middle of new mexico so that's where he

01:52:32.900 was going to do that uh it's pretty creepy place when you think about just down the road there is a

01:52:37.460 there is a a therapy place for uh catholic priests that were caught in pedophilia uh there is a home

01:52:47.220 for orphans that was co-founded by prince charles there's a number of different things it's of course

01:52:53.040 where they not far from where they tested the atomic bombs and again set up a lot of the nazi war 0.75

01:52:58.980 criminals that they brought in to do genetic testing and create these things so new mexico is a place for 0.97

01:53:04.480 cryogenics eugenics and transhumanism which is exactly what he's trying to accomplish in bringing 1.00

01:53:09.800 these kids in so there's so many things that people don't know about the life of jeffrey epstein that

01:53:14.100 are weird they think well here's a guy he's dead we're glad he's dead but his legacy lives on in a

01:53:19.800 big way because he was not doing these things by himself and the people he was doing with are still

01:53:25.240 very much alive and so that's kind of the angle we tell the story from and honestly pat and stew

01:53:30.680 whenever we tell this story the average american with they look at the memes or they say epstein

01:53:36.200 didn't kill himself and that's all we have a good chuckle at that but most people can't even tell you

01:53:41.080 where epstein got his money from to begin with so so there's a big story that's under the surface that a

01:53:48.600 lot of people don't know we know about the guy who was convicted as a as a child predator as a sex

01:53:55.720 offender in the late 2000 uh 2006 2007 2008 we know about that guy who really never served any time

01:54:02.900 never even reported to a parole officer uh but it's how he reinvented himself after that by associating

01:54:11.460 with the elon musks the bill gates the stephen hawkins of the world these are the people that

01:54:17.200 and i'm not accusing them of any form of pedophilia of course but it was how he tried to rebuild his

01:54:22.300 influence and ultimately the goal for him was immortality it's really it's a weird story first

01:54:28.600 of all i don't even know how one would go about obtaining the seed from nobel prize winners i don't

01:54:34.580 know was there a prize is there a website that you go to for that chat i i don't even know how that

01:54:40.400 occurs you know my first thought my first thought is i wanted to question barack obama

01:54:44.820 maybe he's gotta it's it's funny it's i i because he really tried to rebuild his credibility after

01:54:54.940 the arrest by by these sort of like association he would try to find the he donated tons of money

01:55:01.280 to um uh universities and uh centers uh that were um on the cutting edge of science and tried to kind

01:55:09.100 of play himself off as this scientist when he i mean he wasn't uh and he tried to do this thing where

01:55:14.100 he just basically tried to associate himself uh back into the good graces of up uh you know finds

01:55:20.460 upstanding society it sort of worked for a long time it worked well and that's interesting uh we go

01:55:28.900 back to where we started from here's a college dropout who's now associating himself and they're

01:55:33.240 actually identifying almost as a colleague in harvard science schools uh you know he donates 40 million

01:55:41.580 to what he was kind of into and not only that they've never given a dime back mit actually

01:55:53.240 received a large donation they started giving some money back to disassociate themselves but you're

01:55:57.860 talking about a guy who's who's basically his uh madam if you will his his child procurer his female 0.73

01:56:05.620 procurer uh jelaine maxwell who is still at large we don't really know where she is uh you know she

01:56:12.700 was at hillary clinton's i'm sorry not hillary she was at chelsea clinton's wedding she's been on

01:56:17.920 three or four vacations with uh chelsea clinton uh this is a person who was highly associating

01:56:24.480 and it wasn't just about wealth it was about being able to have secrets the wealth his wealth was really

01:56:30.260 not in money as much as it was and been able to buy people's secrets and those are the secrets we

01:56:34.980 still don't know we're starting to see things get uncovered with with prince andrew i find it

01:56:39.840 somewhat humorous that now the queen is stepping in and won't let him have his 60th birthday party

01:56:45.440 because of this uh and this is a guy who just last week on the bbc was talking about how much he doesn't

01:56:50.960 like to potay you know so now guess what good thing you don't like to party because you're not getting

01:56:57.400 one uh and so there's some there's some where there's smoke there's fire and there's things that

01:57:02.880 are there and that's what we've tried to do in these three episodes to say look yeah he may be

01:57:09.840 dead he may be on an island with a facelift we don't know but the legacy of it and the danger of

01:57:15.140 it still lives on so how did how did he make most of his money where where did that billion come from

01:57:21.700 well you know so first of all what he did was he got into bear stearns uh he was a he was a high

01:57:28.740 school tutor he was having inappropriate relationships at the high school he was at the

01:57:32.860 danbury school which is a very elite school in new york he was having inappropriate relationships

01:57:37.140 with the students he was a terrible teacher he tried to make extra money on the side uh he gained

01:57:42.380 the attention of someone named lynn keppel her father was actually the ceo at the time of bear

01:57:47.600 stearns he liked his uh moxie so to speak he liked his hustle and so he was doing really really well 0.98

01:57:54.060 at bear stearns uh the first year and only year he was there and then he decided to resign even though

01:58:00.020 he was just killing it financially for them uh he resigned saying he was going on to bigger and

01:58:05.820 better opportunities and that's the first sign you see of his mo and that is he was taking bear

01:58:12.500 stearns money and using it to buy influence so he was giving people loans in essence embezzling but

01:58:20.060 he wasn't keeping the money for himself he was buying influence with powerful people and he started

01:58:24.380 the j epstein company he associated himself with numerous people like uh west lexner less wexner i'm

01:58:31.000 sorry uh who owns of course um things like the limited and bath and body works and victoria's secret

01:58:37.360 and he and wexner would even and this is just one example wexner would turn all of his assets over to

01:58:45.140 epstein as a financial counselor and epstein would even replace people on their advisory board

01:58:52.040 that were family members they'd say no you don't need that person and then these multi-millionaires

01:58:56.620 would come to epstein and he would say you have too much money it's too dangerous people are going

01:59:00.260 to steal it from you so let me manage it for you so in essence he was stealing their money

01:59:05.680 this is the thing that you know he winds up with like 460 million dollars after being involved with

01:59:14.280 the hoffenberg uh ponzi scheme which is the world's biggest ponzi scheme that we've ever known

01:59:19.100 hoffenberg of course goes to jail for 18 years uh um uh epstein doesn't see a day in jail and of course

01:59:28.020 it was the new york city municipal court who's there guess who appointed those that that court of course

01:59:33.840 it was uh bill clinton who was president at the time it's so it's so weird you make such a great

01:59:40.660 point on how he used it wasn't about his money it was about the way that he sort of like was willing

01:59:46.220 to cross lines like crazy in every part of his life but do it with a respectable face so people

01:59:52.940 could associate with this really rich guy who seemed really accomplished and smart and no one would

01:59:57.840 suspect that behind the scenes he was he was willing to cross all these lines i mean you look at

02:00:03.280 the stuff he did in miami with the girls it's not just like he was hooking up with young girls the guy

02:00:09.560 built a gigantic system to allow himself with recruitment with uh how to import them how to hide

02:00:16.960 it what to ask for they had a whole system i mean even go to when he's in prison and he's supposed to be in

02:00:23.000 in in uh in in a cell and doesn't want to be in a cell so he pays his way to have lawyers be there

02:00:29.340 basically every minute he's awake so he's in meetings with lawyers and he doesn't actually

02:00:33.920 have to stay in the cell this is before his death i mean he he was a way he was able to bend and break

02:00:39.560 rules to create systems to allow uh otherwise respectable people to do uh things that are not

02:00:46.640 respected yeah and you take you take someone like bill gates who is on record of saying you know

02:00:52.320 hey he's a very interesting guy with very interesting ideas uh you know when stephen hawking

02:00:58.660 is hanging around these guys they weren't interested in his brain they were interested in his influence

02:01:03.560 and his money in that regard of the things that he could get done with his his charm and even when he

02:01:10.820 was in prison before he died there would be people who other prisoners who would have a hundred dollars

02:01:16.220 here and there that would just show up in their commissary account and it was coming from epstein so

02:01:21.100 even when he was in jail he was buying influence and buying these favors um the special is three

02:01:26.440 three nights uh and you can watch all of it on demand uh the last one airs tomorrow the second

02:01:30.920 part is tonight if you go to blaze tv.com use the promo code cps chad prather show cps uh and you'll

02:01:37.100 get a discount there and you got to check this out because this is going really deep into this uh you're

02:01:43.440 going to know way more than everybody else on this story uh if you watch these three parts chad prather thanks

02:01:48.200 for joining us thanks guys thanks appreciate it talk tonight at six i think central is it six right

02:01:54.000 yeah i believe so yeah definitely check that out that's uh that's going to be fascinating

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02:03:16.980 it's epstein week on the blaze yay really interested to see that chad prather uh special

02:03:35.200 sounds really good really good um and that's uh guy was a freak yeah not chad uh jeffrey right yes

02:03:41.440 in so many ways he was a freak he was again not chad no not chad jeffrey i mean chad maybe too

02:03:47.340 i mean i wouldn't put it past him just not in the same way that jeffrey epstein hopefully not

02:03:51.800 definitely i would say definitely not on that one uh so uh by the way you can go to blaze tv.com

02:03:56.820 use the code cps for a chad special uh they have um now 45 percent in polls now believe

02:04:04.240 jeffrey epstein was murdered and did not uh kill himself and that's pretty common i know

02:04:11.660 steven crowder did a special last night as well on uh epstein and he tried to simulate the he they

02:04:17.860 built the replica of the cell and actually he tried to hang himself he talked about it on the air

02:04:21.960 yesterday uh do not try this at home uh and he he his could you have to watch the special uh because

02:04:28.440 it's very funny and also you do actually learn a little bit about how difficult this would be

02:04:32.900 i mean he had to do all sorts of crazy things to even come close to the amount of pressure you

02:04:37.440 would need for the bones breaking it was very suspicious and i still don't understand how it's

02:04:42.180 true though i mean you look at like the ap is reporting you know this this conspiracy theory is

02:04:47.020 is blowing up 45 percent of people now believe it um and is it it just seems like so many weird

02:04:52.660 things happening that it's not even a conspiracy theory yeah but they say that uh not only is

02:04:57.500 there uh a uh he was by himself in the cell he had no roommate uh that's because they moved his

02:05:05.300 roommate right his cellmate right there so there's no one in the cell though just hours before he killed

02:05:09.880 himself and they talk a lot about the cameras being out and to see in the cell which i think is true

02:05:14.460 however there were cell there were cameras in the hallway where his cell was and they say video

02:05:19.220 surveillance confirms that nobody entered the area where epstein was when he was locked in a cell

02:05:25.040 and the cell would have had to been opened by a remote location by a guard and another door by a

02:05:31.900 guard both of those had cameras on it and that didn't seem to happen what if the killer came in

02:05:37.400 through the ceiling like tom cruise on mission impossible god they don't even address that lord

02:05:42.060 himself strangled the guy broke his neck and went sucked right back up into the ceiling they don't

02:05:46.900 even mention tom cruise in this article they don't even mention i think it probably was tom cruise himself

02:05:51.180 so convenient

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 26, 2019

It’s Now Normal to Think Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself ｜ Guest： Chad Prather ｜ 11⧸26⧸19

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