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00:01:34.740 hello america i don't know if you know this um but michael bloomberg is running and it's a good

00:01:44.680 thing because if you you know you work as a mechanic you're a metal worker god forbid you're a farmer

00:01:51.460 you just are not smart enough to be able to conduct daily business we begin with michael bloomberg

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00:03:52.800 we have uh it's not michael bloomberg on the phone is it who do we have on the phone

00:04:06.200 hello hello hello hello are you i can't understand you you sound like you're speaking

00:04:18.280 on the wrong end of the phone yes hi i was talking on the wrong side phone okay all right well that

00:04:26.340 i do that about half the time you do that about half the time someone dialed the phone for me i

00:04:32.640 dialed seven and you never you never answer when i dialed seven right well i that's not my phone

00:04:37.440 number seven and i wanted to talk to you i'm a farmer you're a farmer i'm a farmer you're a farmer

00:04:46.100 okay you know i just put seeds in the ground yeah i cover it in dirt yeah put some water on

00:04:54.460 and the corn comes up that's what i do that's what you do now that's what michael bloomberg says that

00:05:01.540 it's all required he could teach anyone to be a farmer and so i first started farming a while ago

00:05:09.200 been doing it for a long time uh-huh last week i learned how to put on my own shoes you put your

00:05:14.940 own shoes on too you fart what i learned how to farm first okay before you learn how to put your 0.74

00:05:22.260 shoes on because the shoe part was harder right than farming because farming how give me can you

00:05:31.000 can you give right can you give me the process again according to michael bloomberg yeah you put seed

00:05:36.500 in the ground put a seed in the ground put dirt on top dirt on top put water on top of that yeah

00:05:42.420 and then you got the cone popping up okay so now what does the water do one thing i want to

00:05:48.340 warn you about though right if you try this at home the the cone when it pops up can't just eat

00:05:56.180 it can't eat it no there's leave the leaf wrappers on it leaf wrappers yeah there's wrappers that are

00:06:02.580 leaves okay you're not supposed to eat the leaf wrappers okay all right i will also say that in the

00:06:07.800 middle of the leaf wrappers happen to be a corn core corn core very too crunchy to eat all right

00:06:18.440 so the corn is between the leaf wrapper and the core right eat that part okay and when you get that

00:06:24.480 part you put the water remember i said you put water on yes yes yes you put the water on top to make

00:06:31.360 the corn and then you cook the corn in the water too put the corn on the top really put the water

00:06:40.180 on top of the corn so i i'm a little lost here so leaf wrappers off put it in water and that cooks the

00:06:45.980 corn wow it's called farming right how long had it did it take you to learn that scientific process

00:06:54.080 three seconds three three seconds yeah i was i was four years old my mama told me hey put put the dirt

00:07:02.700 on there on the seed uh put the water on top and the corn pop out okay i've been doing that forever

00:07:10.380 and then just just the other day i was able to take my first shower your first shower yeah i didn't

00:07:18.200 learn how to shower till yesterday really yes now are you glad that michael bloomberg's around

00:07:23.740 oh i'm gonna be voting for michael bloomberg for sure all the farmers understands you see there's a 0.98

00:07:29.840 big separation you need to understand right what's the separation there's dumb people like me who are

00:07:36.480 farming all right and what do we do you know we sure we feed people all around the world and and keep

00:07:44.120 people nourished with healthy produce that's shipped all across the world and increase our crop yields to

00:07:48.980 levels never before seen using gps tractors that are wow are actually use it's incredible what we do

00:07:56.080 but it's not as good as is like what he does which is getting stock prices to people right right that's

00:08:04.980 pretty impressive and you know the information tech technology technology yeah that's impressive

00:08:16.000 because how else you gonna share those cat videos right if you got a video of a cat doing something

00:08:21.800 cute well that's just gonna stay in your house if it wasn't for people like michael bloomberg right okay

00:08:27.760 now i'm sure i can ship thousands of varieties of produce all around the world with a global ship

00:08:34.060 uh supply chain that you know certainly would be impressive to anyone um who knew anything about it

00:08:41.080 but i mean he's helping those cat videos get out there right which is pretty damn impressive too

00:08:47.800 right all right well thank you very much i'm sure you have some seeds to put in a hole

00:08:52.300 you know what i've been doing what i put the seeds in the hole and i put the dirt on top put the water

00:08:58.700 on top of that and the corn pop out and just yesterday i learned that the underwear is supposed

00:09:03.460 to go inside the pants i've been wearing them outside for 40 years thank you very much thank you i

00:09:08.720 appreciate it just a yet another farmer from the middle of the country voting for michael bloomberg

00:09:14.700 uh which i think is uh which i think is i mean it still makes sense doesn't it i mean all the

00:09:20.680 farmers all the all the metal workers he say he he said all metal workers you just put a piece of

00:09:27.500 metal in the lathe and you turn the crank in the direction of the arrow and you've got a job

00:09:33.820 yeah you got to have the arrow though that's important right you got to know because they

00:09:38.540 wouldn't be able to figure out which way to turn turn it unless the arrow was no i mean i wouldn't

00:09:44.020 uh you know i i don't think that there's he's not talking down to metal workers or to farmers

00:09:50.140 yeah i and i want to give you in case you didn't hear this is the actual quote do we have the audio

00:09:54.900 of him saying this i think we do you yeah go ahead you dig a hole in this room so no offense

00:10:01.480 intended to to be a farmer you it's a process you dig a hole you put a seed in you put dirt on top

00:10:07.280 add water up comes the corn then we had 300 you could learn that then then um you have 300 years

00:10:12.640 of the industrial society uh you put the piece of metal on the lathe you turn the crank and the

00:10:17.420 direction of the arrow and you can have a job and we created a lot of jobs one point 98 percent of the

00:10:24.080 world worked in uh in agriculture today it's two percent in the united states uh now comes the

00:10:30.240 information economy and the information economy is fundamentally different because it's built around

00:10:37.420 replacing people with technology okay and the skill sets that you have to learn are how to think

00:10:45.800 and analyze and that is a whole degree level right different we get that farmer back on the phone

00:10:53.600 different skill set you have to have a lot more gray matter because you have to have more gray matter

00:10:59.040 because you you don't you don't think or analyze if you're a farmer or a metal worker incredible that

00:11:06.160 that is that's incredible you know it's you think i could not get something to grow out of the

00:11:13.980 ground if you pay me ten thousand dollars do you know how hard it is how much you have to know about

00:11:19.780 it's not like you put some dirt on it you know how much you have to know about the dirt i don't know

00:11:25.760 i have no idea you don't either i go to a store and it's all there that's why right and that's not

00:11:32.540 because of me it's because of farmers right it's because of farmers and it's because of farmers

00:11:37.600 capitalism they could be replaced you know you know what this is you know what this is this is the

00:11:43.260 exact opposite of a marxist revolution the marxists used to say you know all the bourgeoisie all the

00:11:51.940 shop owners all the intellectuals you know they're the ones that are getting us into trouble so they

00:11:58.360 went and they killed anybody with a skill in a shop they did it to the farmers too but they really 0.74

00:12:04.500 started with the shop owners the the bourgeoisie the the the capitalists that had a skill

00:12:12.300 have you ever seen or i collect watches anybody seen a russian watch before you ever see ever see

00:12:20.340 anybody go oh wow wow that's a great watch where was that made oh the former soviet union

00:12:27.060 still today nothing good watchmaking nothing comes comes out of russia that's any good why

00:12:36.740 because during the revolution they killed all the watchmakers they killed them all they couldn't keep

00:12:44.740 time they had to learn it all from the start because what they did and they did this with farmers too

00:12:51.460 oh you know what who wants land who wants land who wants to be a farmer well i'll be a farmer

00:12:59.200 how's it work you just put you just put a hole in the ground put a seed in it throw some dirt on it

00:13:04.880 pour some water and up comes the corn well that sounds great yeah well the farmers aren't producing

00:13:11.580 enough now you know nothing about it except everything you need to know right yeah i put a hole

00:13:17.980 and then i put a seed and i put dirt and then i put water yes that's all you need to know you can do

00:13:24.080 better than they can right sure i can is there dirt and a seed and water there yep okay i'll do it

00:13:31.480 they killed all the farmers they just replaced them with other people who had never had any farming 0.50

00:13:39.020 experience you know what happened people starved to death and they couldn't write down what time it

00:13:46.800 was when the person died because they didn't have any watches or clocks either

00:13:50.720 this is incredible this is the elitist mentality that every socialist always has they always we can

00:14:04.240 do it better we just do it from top down you know now technology yeah technology you have to analyze

00:14:11.300 things when it comes to what's wrong with the crops you don't have to analyze anything did you put dirt on

00:14:22.360 top of the seed yeah i did pa did you put water on it i did pa well there ain't any corn coming up

00:14:32.360 you skipped either step one or step two

00:14:36.480 this is so insulting how much more is this country going to take seriously how many how

00:14:49.140 let me rephrase that how much more are the democrats going to take and i don't mean the democrats in the

00:14:57.460 big cities or especially the democrats the ones who are sitting there in their think tanks that are

00:15:03.900 all about the democratic party i mean the average person that votes for a democrat how much more are

00:15:11.140 you going to take how much more are you going to take before you realize uh i'm in bed with a devil in

00:15:17.840 fact you know what i actually have a story that will prove to you you're actually in bed with the devil

00:15:26.520 i'll do that next i didn't think i could ever i thought that was always just a phrase no it's a

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00:17:21.560 you sure son you put the dirt on it and the water yeah there's only three steps

00:17:40.580 there's also some other uh some other things that uh he has said recently that i think are

00:17:51.000 really good are really good i mean he's also going to do well with the uh with the geyser set

00:17:58.340 bloomberg explaining how health care will bankrupt us unless we start to deny care to the elderly

00:18:06.840 quote if you show up with cancer and you're 95 we should say there's no cure

00:18:13.820 we can't do anything you want to hear it here it is all of these costs keep going up nobody wants to

00:18:20.720 pay any more money and at the rate we're going health care is going to bankrupt us so not only do

00:18:26.300 we have a problem it's going to make us and we've got to sit here and say which things we're going to

00:18:30.760 do and which things we're not nobody wants to do that you know if you show up with prostate cancer

00:18:37.540 and you're 95 years old we should say go and enjoy have a nice meal lead a long life

00:18:43.160 yeah there's no cure and you can't do anything if you're a young person we should do something about 1.00

00:18:48.160 society's not willing to do that yet yet yet we're not willing to do that yet oh that is fantastic

00:18:55.660 you know that sounds like um health care rationing uh oh death panels

00:19:02.380 that's never going to happen that's a conspiracy theory lie of the year i believe this is lie of

00:19:09.980 the year this is what we said when we were at fox when they were first talking about it look

00:19:14.520 it all comes down to supply and demand if you don't have a capitalist system and you have somebody

00:19:23.660 making all of the decisions well instead of the almighty dollar making the decision you have

00:19:30.280 someone else making the decision and that's a government official so right now a 95 year old

00:19:36.740 guy could get health care if he had money if he didn't have money he wouldn't get the cancer

00:19:41.780 treatment instead all 95 year olds couldn't get the cancer treatment because some faceless guy

00:19:50.300 is telling you that grandpa is not going to make it now if grandpa happened to be um you know a party

00:19:59.720 leader if grandpa had to be well is well connected well then grandpa will get the cancer treatment

00:20:08.000 is that fair is that justice i will say too obviously the person who's 95 years old today does get the

00:20:16.260 treatment we should point out but it's only in bloomberg's world he's wishing for they do not

00:20:21.180 get the treatment which is an amazing thing because they want to implement universal health care so that

00:20:25.600 they cannot they can avoid giving treatment to 95 they can't take it anymore could i just please

00:20:30.120 say just one thing on universal health care i think so yeah what are you asked permission so yes of course

00:20:37.440 what what are we even talking about this for this is not 2010 it's not 2000 it's not 1980 it's not 1950

00:20:49.020 what are we doing technology is about to change the world forever health care is going to be universal

00:20:59.340 universal just through technology i know you don't believe this now but you're not going to want

00:21:06.700 a flesh and blood doctor by 2030 you have flesh and blood doctor 2030 you were going to have a

00:21:13.080 doctor and he'd be like uh yeah well i let me tell you something i used to be a farmer but now i'm a

00:21:19.520 doctor and you'll be like okay yeah yeah you you say that that checked out what did the what did the ai

00:21:25.440 say ai is already better in i think cancer in new york um than doctors at analyzing they're catching

00:21:35.960 things that doctors that doctors don't catch and you know what's weird is they also the computers

00:21:44.020 don't catch things that doctors do like coronavirus you are going to have a an analyst a doctor be able

00:21:54.600 to examine you without a real person connected from amazon or google by 2030 most of these things are going

00:22:04.000 to be taken care of if you wear your apple watch which health insurance is going to insist you do

00:22:12.800 you're going to have an understanding of what's happening to your body long before why are we trying to put 0.91

00:22:22.920 this 1859 system into something that is going to completely change by 2030 it is the most ridiculous

00:22:36.040 we're building ourselves a prison we're building a trap what do you say we embrace the future because

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00:23:02.040 many of the reasons i i'm for lower taxes is because i like i dislike what government does and i don't want

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00:24:18.260 hello welcome to the uh program the glenbeck program with mr pat gray earlier i said pat that

00:24:48.240 the when is it that the the democrats are going to wake up and realize they're in bed with the devil

00:24:53.440 let me give you a story where this is actually now happening a tennessee pro-life advocate has

00:25:02.420 numerous pro-abortion activists on video ganging up and harassing her in front of an abortion clinic 0.57

00:25:08.080 the bristol regional women's center and her assailants go so far as to allegedly touch and grab parts of

00:25:14.240 her body and even lick her do we have this do we have this edited sarah go ahead and play this get 1.00

00:25:23.500 away from me quit yelling at patience get away from me yelling at stop touching me quit yelling at

00:25:27.700 patience get away from me alethea yelling at patience get away from me but yelling at back off 1.00

00:25:32.040 suck my get away from me suck off get away from me i do not want you in my face oh it doesn't matter 1.00

00:25:40.640 what you want get away from me get away from me get away from me get away from me get your umbrella 1.00

00:25:45.020 out of my face stop it alethea stop pushing me stop it oh say groping stop pushing me she's 1.00

00:25:56.220 groping get away from me hey you put your hands away from me i don't watch your body on my body 1.00

00:26:01.780 i've never touched what you're touching me right now get away from there you came and 0.76

00:26:07.140 stood next you get away i don't want you touching me get away from me oh yeah get away from me 0.90

00:26:13.000 somebody tries to pick it up and they they chase them away they're just harassing this woman 1.00

00:26:28.260 they're wearing red banner red vest that's a pro-choice um it turns out uh some are satanists

00:26:37.760 you know oh nice and the things that they're saying to this woman uh that we couldn't hear

00:26:43.680 are just horrifying just truly horrifying when are you going to wake up average democrats when are you

00:26:51.380 going to wake up what is it going to take before you realize you're in bed with the devil

00:26:57.140 you are in bed with the devil you are in bed with with truly frightening individuals

00:27:05.680 bloomberg is suggesting basically uh what uh george bernard shaw did let me play george bernard shaw 1.00

00:27:17.140 i don't want to punish anybody but there are an extraordinary number of people whom i want to kill

00:27:23.540 i think it would be a good thing to uh make everybody come before a properly appointed board

00:27:31.120 just as he might come before the income tax commissioners and say every five years or every

00:27:37.780 seven years just put him there and say sir or madam now will you be kind enough to justify your existence

00:27:45.360 if you're not producing as much as you consume or perhaps a little more then clearly we cannot use

00:27:53.760 the big organization of our society for the purpose of keeping you alive because your life does not benefit

00:28:01.380 us and it can't be a very much use to yourself that guy was celebrated celebrate he still is celebrated

00:28:07.440 yeah he's still celebrated and that grows more chilling every year yeah every year that passes

00:28:13.480 that grows more chilling because we are moving in that direction again this is the guy who came up with

00:28:20.200 there's got to be some sort of a mechanism uh some sort of a a chamber we could put in and a uh a odorless

00:28:27.920 gas could be uh administered to those people that we no longer need to use yeah he wanted to kill people

00:28:35.120 he just wanted but he wanted to do it painlessly of course come on we're gonna do it humanely a little gas 0.99

00:28:41.220 chamber never hurt anybody ah you don't even know it you just go to sleep and then you're you're dead yeah

00:28:46.860 yeah you stay asleep i mean that that is when are you gonna wake up democrats when are you gonna wake up

00:28:53.980 and see the path that you're on i mean i really feel like i really feel like we're reading the bible

00:29:02.220 reading the newspapers like reading the bible you're like wait yeah don't they remember just

00:29:05.900 40 years ago 70 years ago 80 years ago 150 years ago we did this this and this and remember what

00:29:11.260 happened uh i mean they don't connect they never connect the dots never connect the dots never

00:29:17.260 connect the dots and that's why the same things repeat um that's what that's why that's why never

00:29:23.320 forget has been so bastardized oh yeah it's been it's it's a joke when you've got uh bloomberg

00:29:31.360 we'll see tomorrow how how how stunned they were by a guy who is so elitist that he called farmers 0.98

00:29:43.520 essentially morons right i mean we heard from a pretty smart one earlier i thought the farmer yeah 0.94

00:29:49.800 the farmer i thought was pretty intelligent yeah he was good well he knew the four-step plan yeah he did 0.99

00:29:55.500 he did in most farmers put a seed in the ground cover with dirt put water on it and then the corn

00:30:01.820 pops out what i'd done was i forgot the process what i'd done was was i put the dirt in the hole first

00:30:09.660 and then i took the seed and i ate it i ate the seed and then nothing growed and i'm like where's my

00:30:16.560 corn that's funny bill because uh i did the process except i put the corn in the hole

00:30:25.260 with water then what happened no dirt no dirt no dirt no dirt

00:30:31.500 that's a complicating process i can't keep track of it i can't i just can't do you know if it was

00:30:40.600 that easy michael if it was truly that easy oh there'd be no starvation there'd be no starvation

00:30:47.200 none yeah none it's a little more complex than that and i can't wait to see if democrats call

00:30:52.840 him out for that tomorrow i think they will just because they're trying to win yeah though i will

00:30:57.880 say they don't care and they agree with him on all of it yeah i was thinking i was thinking about

00:31:02.000 this because there's a new pullout today um that has michael bloomberg at 19 i saw that percent 31 for

00:31:07.640 sanders 19 for bloomberg second place for bloomberg yeah i think i kind of want bloomberg to be their

00:31:13.500 nominee mainly because i want to hear them justify why it's okay for them to support a billionaire who's

00:31:20.120 buying the election yeah i want to hear them argue with all of their points for six months i just

00:31:26.660 want to hear them do it because it's guys i i everything they've said they believe in they're

00:31:31.560 going to have to disagree with to to support this guy yeah and i want to just bask in it every day

00:31:38.580 so here's the problem tomorrow i have the special on coronavirus yeah a little hair raising

00:31:45.240 a little hair raising really uh everything's going to turn out okay is that the everything's

00:31:50.140 going to be great is that the conclusion everything's yeah i'm sure that's what it is

00:31:53.780 everything's going to be we expect you to go back to zero really soon yeah really super soon

00:31:57.760 it's going to be great anyway um uh as i'm doing this uh we have not added into when i i said we have

00:32:06.860 to at least add a couple of paragraphs to the economic impact of the coronavirus if the coronavirus

00:32:14.200 just impacts asia and china already india is coming to a screeching halt aspirin is 400 percent

00:32:25.540 more expensive in india today than it was three months ago 400 percent aspirin aspirin is it

00:32:32.420 cure corona no no no analgesic no because india gets almost all of their drugs from china and china's

00:32:41.420 not producing their their uh companies were supposed to go online last week now it's this week we still

00:32:48.580 don't know uh apple had to downgrade their their first quarter expectations uh they're saying that

00:32:56.840 if this goes on for another month and india it's already on the on the downside of of the economy in

00:33:07.020 india really bad if that really takes hold now in india it could flip the entire world just the 0.96

00:33:15.720 economic impact of this uh don't be careful on what you wish for on anyone because if this economy

00:33:24.120 slides into the sinkhole by summer remember uh bear stearns went out in june or july

00:33:32.800 and we didn't really have the financial impact until october october and september is when the

00:33:41.860 financial crash really hit and it was over for george bush this is one of those things that

00:33:47.980 when you talk like this and i and i think all of this stuff is possible right it could be something

00:33:51.820 that's totally out of the control of the president and everything else if the economy crashes you know

00:33:56.960 the american people are not going to be engaged enough to understand i think the difference i mean

00:34:01.540 they're all like putting you know seeds in holes and then putting water on top and corn popping out

00:34:05.460 they don't know what's going on um so that's why i really am legitimately i have a rooting

00:34:11.860 interest that it's not bernie sanders as their nominee because god forbid it gets down to a one-on-one

00:34:16.780 and something dramatic happens that's out of everybody's control bloomberg he's gonna say

00:34:21.460 sanders will say this we tried this system and it's not working right it's not working and then

00:34:26.200 you have a socialist president again bloomberg is really would be a horrifically awful president 0.70

00:34:32.180 but he's got but he's different than sanders man a lot of baggage yeah and he's also they're all

00:34:36.980 beatable i mean sanders i think is maybe the most beatable but sanders if he gets control of this

00:34:42.040 country is uniquely terrible he is he is different than all of these other candidates the only one

00:34:47.940 who's really close close to him is probably warren i mean steyer's in that i think warren

00:34:52.640 but doesn't really i think warren and bloomberg are closer warren and bloomberg have a different

00:34:58.240 very similar view yeah they're both intellectual progressive progressives that believe that they

00:35:05.200 should they're more fascistic i think bloomberg is more friendly to capitalism yes uh than warren is

00:35:12.480 though warren again came from that background i mean she she really her her history is the exact stuff

00:35:17.800 they talk about when they complain about capitalism i mean she was the one who was writing the

00:35:22.620 rules we talked about this with peter schweitzer on the show the other day you know she was the 0.80

00:35:27.060 one writing the rules for all of these outside organizations and then inviting them to come in

00:35:31.580 and say hey you should write these rules i mean she was she was doing all the things she complains 0.93

00:35:35.840 about now she knows them because she did them uh where you know so but she's also very close to a

00:35:41.500 socialist he really like bernie's a different category though this is a guy he's a communist lived it

00:35:46.860 he's a communist and he wants it yeah he wants communism yeah because people say oh he's a

00:35:52.320 democratic socialist the democratic socialist well that's what he's saying now he wasn't saying that

00:35:56.360 for the past 50 years no he said it without qualifiers for a really freaking long time yeah

00:36:00.900 until he got this close to the presidency and all of a sudden he was a democratic socialist all of a

00:36:05.280 sudden it was a little bit different and he praised soviet communism yeah cuban communist cuba

00:36:10.480 venezuela yes all of it he loves it yeah he will he is a communist he is a communist um because he is 0.56

00:36:19.540 he has not met a communist regime that he didn't like he finds fault in everything america and the

00:36:26.720 free market does he does not find fault in communism it's just well that's not really communism that's not

00:36:35.380 really socialism that's what he says when millions die yeah you're right he is bloomberg however is much

00:36:44.100 more of a fascist bloomberg is the guy who will i mean in the end they both would uh they'd have to

00:36:51.360 if if the things began to fall apart but bloomberg's the guy who will first come for your guns

00:36:56.500 he'll come for you he's openly talked about that guns in the climate absolutely he is in the climate

00:37:02.500 absolute extremist on both of those and in the name of the climate he'll do anything anything yeah

00:37:08.600 thank you so much pat grand leashed available on youtube and of course wherever you get your

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00:38:48.980 we have uh rudy giuliani joining us in just a few minutes we have uh rudy giuliani joining us in just

00:39:18.600 a few minutes i'm anxious to talk to him about you know uh obviously what's been happening um in the

00:39:25.500 senate with you know hunter biden and the president but also he knows michael bloomberg uh love to see

00:39:33.820 what his uh view hang on do we have the we have a farmer on again no use the other turn turn the phone

00:39:44.260 around other side oh hi hi you're speaking into the earpiece again i press number seven and i'll go

00:39:50.280 out of your ear there's more numbers than that i just wanted to tell you one more thing about farming

00:39:56.440 that i left out from before okay all right there's a hole in the ground and the corn seed was put there

00:40:04.560 for you and me there's a hole in the ground where the corn seed goes somebody's making money no it's

00:40:15.000 no no no no why where the corn seed goes somebody's making money why would you do this

00:40:23.060 no okay stop stop stop hang up the phone oh my gosh why would we do that when we have the johnny

00:40:36.140 cash version of there's a hole in the sky you know all the farmers love this from of course the

00:40:42.500 seattle uh city council meeting people do we do we have it people hate us for this i know here it is

00:40:50.220 this is the country version hole in the sky tree once was such a lack of light and sound

00:40:57.520 all that's left is bare muddy ground a magnificent tree was murdered the mighty dollar cut it down

00:41:06.220 there's a hole in the sky where the tree once was somebody's making money there's a hole in the sky

00:41:15.180 where the tree once was somebody's making money there's a hole in the sky in the sky

00:41:22.480 that tree did not belong to you or me there's a hole in the sky where the tree should be

00:41:31.980 uh i wonder if you have the guts to get a comment from rudy giuliani on the hole in the sky where the

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00:46:17.860 mr rudy giuliani welcome to the program sir

00:46:26.540 are you there good to see you glenn how are you how are you so glad i'm good i'm really good glad

00:46:34.180 to have you uh on the program i was just interested in your shave secret because i shaved myself with a

00:46:40.780 straight razor this morning and i cut myself you use a straight razor yeah i do it every couple of couple

00:46:47.480 of days just to feel like clint eastwood yeah my grandfather used to use a straight razor i've always

00:46:52.580 wanted my grandfather was a barber was he oh yeah and you know he used to yeah so i decided about a

00:46:59.200 year ago i had to learn how to do it yeah um all right let me ask you this you're in our new york

00:47:03.980 studios and i appreciate you coming in for the interview oh i enjoy it first if we can before we

00:47:08.900 get into the nitty-gritty about ukraine and biden and trump and everything else can you give us your uh

00:47:15.480 your thoughts on bloomberg you know michael bloomberg sure i know michael uh really well

00:47:21.740 i mean i i uh endorsed him for mayor a lot of people think that got him elected because of a

00:47:27.720 very unusual time it was right after september 11 right he was way behind and i was at probably at

00:47:33.540 the height of popularity i was like 90 approval at the point at that point uh

00:47:39.000 i kind of have an issue with him right now because of stopping and a question and frisk

00:47:44.780 which he said he inherited but he's not making a distinction that's really important

00:47:50.680 when i had stopped question and frisk which i developed with bratton safer and then and then

00:47:56.700 bernie carrick uh we were challenged by the justice department as well and i went down and argued the

00:48:03.260 case in front of janet reno and eric holder and i demonstrated to them that we were doing it

00:48:07.820 constitutionally but the difference was that we had very clear records that people were stopped

00:48:13.920 for reasonable cause our success rate was uh acceptable and the most important thing is for

00:48:21.540 example the objection was that we were searching 68 african-american males but there were only about

00:48:27.720 15 of the population well the point that we made is they they actually committed about uh 70

00:48:33.660 72 percent of the violent crime so it was in fact uh a valid was in fact a valid uh a number i just

00:48:44.400 threw away my my cell phone no i i'm watching if you're watching on the plays you just saw him reach

00:48:49.120 into his pocket grab his cell phone and throw it towards the door and billy didn't catch it billy didn't

00:48:54.180 catch it well there goes you didn't catch it billy but that the reality is we showed that we

00:49:00.100 we kept it very well controlled it uh based on terry versus the united states you're entitled to stop

00:49:06.560 someone on reasonable suspicion and ask them a question and then if that develops any more

00:49:12.300 suspicion of a crime you can do a search and if the search reveals a gun or narcotics or stolen

00:49:19.040 jewelry you can make an arrest so you have to do this in stages even the mere fact is they called it

00:49:24.580 stop and frisk show they didn't understand it it stopped according to the united states against

00:49:28.920 terry it stopped question frisk so here's the difference uh my last year we were a little under

00:49:34.400 a hundred thousand stops when he got it declared unconstitutional he took it all the way up to six

00:49:39.980 hundred thousand stops jeez that and and he had a five percent success rate five percent success rate

00:49:48.540 what is that five hundred and fifty thousand people who get searched and there's they have

00:49:53.460 nothing on them i mean it's uh it's a it's a it was a difficult thing that he did uh i agree with it

00:50:01.860 because it is a good method for taking guns out of the community but you got to understand the

00:50:07.120 constitution if you're going to do it you have to read the terry case you have to understand that

00:50:11.180 it's a very technical thing that has to be done and maybe his failure being a lawyer kind of hurt i don't

00:50:16.660 know um let's let's switch over to uh trump and the impeachment and what's happened since um i think

00:50:25.860 people saw this impeachment for what it was which i think was incredible just incredible this is the

00:50:33.320 most botched uh case i've ever seen uh i've just never seen the american people show less interest in 0.84

00:50:42.460 something they knew almost from the outset uh that this was just a bunch of garbage yeah and it's

00:50:50.940 it's emerging for me and has been for the last three or four months that this was this was planned

00:50:56.980 this is not uh just happenstance that you know they found a few this this started to get planned

00:51:02.740 somewhere in 2015 i can trace it back to a meeting in the white house in 2016 when uh members of the

00:51:10.500 obama and biden nsc met with ukrainian officials i have three witnesses to this three ukrainian

00:51:18.100 witnesses under oath willing to come to the united states and swear to this that uh ukra that u.s

00:51:24.820 officials told the ukrainians to dig up dirt on manafort in particular and then in side meetings on

00:51:33.780 trump and and on trump jr was followed up by telephone calls one of the people involved is

00:51:41.060 the suspected uh whistleblower if that's true he'd be there at the beginning in the end yeah in other

00:51:47.700 words he'd be there at the beginning of trying to stop trump kind of like peter struck i have a plan

00:51:53.200 to prevent him but if i can't prevent him i have an insurance policy to take him out i mean this is not

00:51:59.280 a way to relate to a presidency to a candidacy there's a sickness to this that gets very very

00:52:05.020 close to a conspiracy to bring about a coup that went on for two or three or four years not just you

00:52:10.780 know for a short period of time so are you satisfied that something is being done to uh to uh make the

00:52:19.380 people pay for you know the this conspiracy because it really i mean i know that i'll know that i'll know

00:52:27.920 that when it ends i am i am uh not a patient person yeah i was never a long investigator

00:52:34.500 investigators tend to take long because they're very precise and they want everything perfect i i

00:52:40.340 mean i did the commission case in two years you know the commission of the mafia we did the seizure

00:52:45.560 of the teamsters in three years we took over the entire union and tossed out the organized crime

00:52:52.380 people and straighten it out i i like to investigate fast i like to get it get it done fast i think

00:52:58.860 evidence kind of shrivels up when you let it go too long a lot of these modern prosecutors you know

00:53:03.740 investigate forever so i'm a little impatient with the with the time that's gone by i mean let let's uh

00:53:09.180 let let's look at um let's look some of the some of the crimes here there's a dnc official

00:53:14.460 named uh alexandra shalupa who uh was giving information with was getting information from

00:53:21.600 ukrainians and turning it over to american reporters well that's the that's the crime they 0.84

00:53:27.200 were supposedly investigating president trump for that he didn't do how come they're not 0.87

00:53:31.800 investigating her what was she's a democrat so she has immunity it's kind of ridiculous and joe biden

00:53:38.100 you know admitted a bribe on january i've forgotten the date 28th or 27th of uh 2018 he said i told that

00:53:51.300 prosecutor i told that president if you don't fire the prosecutor you don't get your one billion dollars

00:53:57.300 that's the crime of bribery there also there's also evidence that ukrainians can come here and testify

00:54:04.740 that he had an earlier bribe sloshesky who was the crook that hired biden's son basically the payments

00:54:14.580 to biden's son were a bribe to joe biden to get joe biden to protect the company because when biden

00:54:21.380 bribed the president of the ukraine he got him to dismiss three cases not one the case against the son

00:54:27.500 the case against the oligarch who had stolen five billion dollars and now has that safely in his

00:54:33.540 possession and a case against the company that was going to be seized by the ukrainian government 0.61

00:54:38.900 that the uh crook the oligarch the organized criminal is now sitting in ukraine fat and happy

00:54:44.420 holding so this is a very very serious crime at the highest levels of government and it's only

00:54:50.660 because of our corrupt media that this thing is not going forward and the fear that our prosecutors

00:54:56.660 have that they're going to be they're going to be pilloried by the corrupt media like what they're

00:55:00.740 trying to do with bill barr right now they're trying to intimidate him right um rudy did you i

00:55:06.340 don't know if you saw our last special last special i did i think two weeks ago yeah um it was excellent

00:55:13.380 about kolomoisky um and the you know looking at the document from latvia and seeing the money trail and

00:55:22.980 we know where that money we know that it went to kolomoisky um and so he's sitting there with a

00:55:29.860 lot of this money he then at the same time is made a governor uh right where the right where the war is

00:55:38.020 happening with russia he's known as building military the military uh and buying all this stuff with his own

00:55:45.380 money he may have used his own money but is there a chance that this was a uh an illegal war that we

00:55:54.980 didn't go through congress is there a chance sure sure there's a chance and kolomoisky in the process

00:56:01.380 developed his own militia right so he's he's a very frightening man i mean he's i mean basically you

00:56:07.460 know if you think of if you think of uh ukraine think of game of thrones if you've watched game of

00:56:13.300 thrones or think of medieval england before they had a king like 10 or 12 barons the oligarchs

00:56:20.260 they are at war with each other and and in alliances with each other all the time

00:56:24.900 uh not all of them not all of them are violent some of them are i i should i should say not all of

00:56:31.700 them are crooked but i'm not sure that's right right he and but he is but some are more crooked than

00:56:37.060 others and and kolomoisky is frightening he's he's a tony soprano kind of character uh yeah he tends

00:56:45.140 to be more volatile and uh out of control more violent but the others do killing too i mean for

00:56:51.380 example uh shokin who's the principal witness the man that that that biden had fired uh in september

00:56:58.740 october uh got very ill brought to the hospital uh they had to bring him to austria and he was

00:57:05.860 examined by the doctor who saved the life of four people that russians and ukrainians have poisoned 0.99

00:57:11.220 and that doctor who's world famous has a gave me an affidavit saying he was poisoned with mercury

00:57:17.380 and almost killed and lost uh uh lost the use of a good deal of his kidney and and uh and he probably

00:57:24.980 is going to survive but this is the one biden had fired this is the one biden had fired all of a sudden

00:57:32.420 he gets poisoned with mercury two days after they raid president poroshenko's home the real fear in

00:57:40.340 ukraine glenn and nobody here gets it because they're covering it up the corruption with our media

00:57:46.580 could be as bad as biden's corruption the the real fear in ukraine the top of the top of the food chain

00:57:54.180 here is poroshenko poroshenko got maybe a hundred million he's the guy who built the that huge palace

00:58:04.740 for himself right it's now i think it's he stole he stole he stole the ukrainian people blind okay he 0.58

00:58:11.380 was a good friend of biden's that woman yanukovych who was against corruption she endorsed him for 0.97

00:58:17.940 president everybody knew he was the biggest crook in the country yeah the democrats are so phony in 0.59

00:58:24.020 fact i have a report i'm going to put out because i put them out one or two a week that says that 0.91

00:58:30.900 without any doubt during the obama years corruption in ukraine increased dramatically well how how could

00:58:37.380 not have increased our vice president went there and committed corruption right right okay his son's

00:58:44.020 relationship was corruption okay hang on just a second rudy giuliani is uh with us in our new york

00:58:49.060 studios uh for the blaze and we're thrilled to have him uh we've i just want to go over some of the

00:58:56.740 things that are that have have happened from the horse's mouth and where's the progress on it uh rudy

00:59:04.260 giuliani he's also going to talk about his new podcast coming up in just a second um all right

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01:00:21.940 then back to rudy giuliani

01:00:35.460 rudy giuliani is uh with us his uh podcast is common sense and rudy i want to go back to something you

01:00:42.100 just said a minute ago you're you're you're releasing these documents in dribs and drabs

01:00:47.940 why are you choosing to do it that way well i'm choosing to do it that way because i actually

01:00:53.140 have released them before one or two are new but i released them starting in february and march of

01:00:58.660 last year in the hope they'd be picked up by the fbi the justice department and maybe change the mind

01:01:04.900 of the press that this was a real crime yeah and all they did was uh tried to uh destroy uh john

01:01:10.820 solomon who did nothing wrong other than to break a story that he should get the pulitzer prize for

01:01:16.740 i agree and they've made him into some kind of scoundrel he printed nothing untrue

01:01:20.660 there's nothing that i've said that's untrue and that isn't supported by evidence right uh

01:01:27.300 they say shokin is corrupt shokin says the same thing biden says right biden says i forced the

01:01:35.860 president to fire the prosecutor with the threat of money that's bribery shokin says he got me fired

01:01:44.100 right the only dispute they have is shokin can prove that he was investigating biden and his son

01:01:51.380 and i now have the prosecutorial documents that show that all during that period of time

01:01:57.620 not only was hunter biden under investigation joe biden was under investigation

01:02:02.020 what were they what were they investigating joe for they're investigating joe number one because

01:02:09.460 there was a 900 000 payment that was denominated for lobbying joe biden and they didn't know whether

01:02:15.380 it was laundered or not they knew that the the 14.6 billion to hunter was was lobbied and there was

01:02:23.220 always a theory of the case that zloshevsky the crook reached out to joe biden when joe biden became

01:02:32.500 point man for the ukraine and made a deal with him you protect me if they try to take my business away

01:02:40.260 and i'll give your son a no-show job and that that was the real bribe and there were witnesses to to

01:02:46.500 that so that he was under investigation to see if that were true rudy is there is there um was there

01:02:57.140 anything else beside just greed in your opinion i mean i have a hard time thinking that all of these

01:03:04.260 people were involved in covering up for joe biden and everything else just for greed there had to be

01:03:10.020 more to it to make people feel like they were doing their patriotic duty well i mean the the

01:03:16.180 biden thing the biden thing sounded strange to me at first when i heard it because i never thought of

01:03:20.100 joe was a crook until i looked at his history biden's been doing it for years uh glenn this is a pattern

01:03:26.260 i mean point point man means he gets named point man in iraq he fails to negotiate a status of 0.51

01:03:34.740 forces with the iraqi government and his brother james makes all that gets uh uh he gets half a

01:03:42.580 part of a 1.5 billion dollar housing program he knows nothing about housing makes maybe half a

01:03:47.780 half a bill half a billion dollars the kid makes somewhere between i don't even know how much

01:03:52.980 they think the biden's got somewhere between eight and twenty million dollars because they

01:03:58.500 haven't been able to go through all of the launder transactions yet and the united states hasn't

01:04:03.060 cooperated and then the one in china becomes a point man china becomes a a partner in his private

01:04:12.340 equity firm how how how is it possible that we actually live through the son of the vice president

01:04:19.300 being a partner with the government of china and biden did nothing about and not only that but

01:04:25.060 is the things democrats can do anything i know and and do anything it it is uh it's terrifying

01:04:32.900 to me that you know we look at google and say what are they doing over in china here's hunter biden

01:04:38.340 investing in face plus plus with chinese money and making money off of the rounding up of their 0.72

01:04:45.380 citizens and putting them in re-education camps i could make a pretty darn good rico case against the 0.88

01:04:52.660 biden family where uh where the enterprise because you have to have an enterprise

01:04:58.420 is the biden family their job is to monetize his public office which they do for big money three

01:05:05.700 times when he's vice president you got three other situations when he was a senator for lesser money

01:05:11.700 that's all that you know it's more than you have in most rico cases so money than most rico cases and

01:05:16.580 it's been used and i was the first one to use it against white collar crime and political corruption

01:05:23.300 so i had peter swizer on who's done an awful lot of of the slag work he's great um and what they've

01:05:30.020 done to him yeah i know and he said something to me that is uh that puts us on the path of ukraine

01:05:38.740 if something doesn't change and i want to go there and talk to you about that in just a second sure

01:05:43.380 rudy giuliani joins us from our studios in new york city more with him in just a second stand by

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01:07:45.940 so

01:07:46.420 rudy giuliani joins us from our new york studios he is releasing a podcast episode on wednesday where

01:08:03.220 he looks into the prosecutor's file and releases a new bombshell document uh and uh he's talked a little

01:08:11.060 bit about this we i i want to i want to ask you are we looking into china as well and when i say we

01:08:18.820 is the justice department doing anything on china not that i know of glenn now i wouldn't you know i

01:08:25.940 can't i don't know all their investigations but i am close to some of the people that would normally be

01:08:32.100 called they are not as far as i know looking at china nor are they looking at iraq and both of those

01:08:41.860 there's probable cause to believe a crime was committed and a crime eerily similar to what was

01:08:49.220 done in ukraine i mean among other things as a prosecutor i've looked into those crimes i told you

01:08:54.980 possibility of a rico case but also as prior similar acts because and particularly the iraq situation

01:09:02.580 you know it's one thing to say i didn't know my my son was involved in this and making all these

01:09:07.060 millions yeah but just a few years earlier you didn't know your brother did the same thing for

01:09:12.580 half and a few years before that your other brother did the same thing so and you didn't know you

01:09:18.260 didn't know about the ponzi scheme that went on in their paradigm uh company and you didn't know

01:09:23.940 i might go on with about eight of these so so here's the thing peter switzer who's who's done

01:09:28.660 research for oh gosh a good part of a decade just on the biden's alone um he he i was talking to him

01:09:36.980 last week i think friday and i said you know peter why won't they investigate this and he said

01:09:43.140 it's because glenn they're in his opinion there are too many republicans and too many people involved

01:09:50.740 in congress they don't want to open this bag of worms uh they're all dirty to some to some extent

01:09:57.780 none like the biden's but they're still dirty do you believe that's true and isn't that what the

01:10:03.940 justice department is supposed to do i don't know the facts that peter knows so you can ask me to deal

01:10:12.740 with a hunch i have found great reluctance on the part of the senate to go near this it's almost like

01:10:22.020 uh i know it's like a cone of silence like oh my god but you know i i thought maybe it was senatorial

01:10:31.220 privilege or but you know senators don't get to commit uh bribes at the highest level of government

01:10:37.700 right and uh vice presidents certainly don't do that agnew didn't get away agnew took like ten

01:10:43.460 thousand dollars this guy took you know 14 million dollars you can't let him get away with it there's

01:10:49.780 also an issue here of national security it is true that a corrupt ukraine is not very useful to us 1.00

01:10:59.380 as a bulwark against russia and all these phony democrats talk about oh we didn't want to support

01:11:05.140 ukraine and ukraine is a bulwark against russia and they've been corrupting it for 11 years 1.00

01:11:11.780 a corrupt ukraine is useless a solid ukraine where when you give them i one of the things i'm going 0.91

01:11:20.420 to reveal just one small example is four million dollars was given to improve part of the criminal 0.75

01:11:27.300 justice system two million dollars never got there it went to an italian ngo

01:11:31.700 there's a report that's going to be brought out that shows how their how their money was diverted

01:11:41.300 so that if we give them 400 million we're not sure that any more than about 200 million gets to what

01:11:48.340 it's supposed to be used for rudy i don't think that there is anything that the president could do

01:11:54.420 that is more important than getting the justice department the intel the state department cleaned

01:12:02.180 up because if if we don't clean this up i am a i'm a law and order guy i am i red white and blue i love

01:12:10.420 the fbi and everything and even i am stepping back from the fbi and the justice department and saying i don't

01:12:16.660 know i don't know if if this is clean or dirty or what we's got to clean this up or we don't have

01:12:24.900 any trusted institutions and this is the only president i think that will do it there there

01:12:30.180 there's a statement on tape of one witness that i interviewed who's an expert on this and he said he

01:12:36.500 says quote president trump is the first american president to raise this unaccountability of money

01:12:46.420 this waste of money this theft of money in ukraine involving americans we always blamed it just on

01:12:53.780 ukraine ukraine you stop your corruption imagine biden going there and telling them stop your

01:13:00.020 corruption and they all look at him and say yeah a good way to stop it is get your kid out of here

01:13:04.900 that would stop it how about the how about getting rid of the no-show job for millions for your kid 0.53

01:13:09.540 that might cut down on the corruption joe i knew so you can't you can't be a phony you can't be a

01:13:16.020 phony and exhort other people to stop being corrupt when you're putting money in your pocket rudy

01:13:22.500 giuliani i know you got to run thank you so much please say hello to our to the president give him

01:13:26.980 our best i will and uh we'll talk to you again thank you so much thank you thank you god bless rudy

01:13:32.420 giuliani um i have to tell you there is when you talk to rudy giuliani there's there's john

01:13:42.500 solomon peter swizer rudy giuliani they have the documents they know the story and when you sit down

01:13:52.100 and talk to them you know there's a lot of people that you'll talk to and they get a little squishy

01:13:55.700 here and there there is never any doubt in my mind when it comes to the ukraine documents and

01:14:02.020 what he knows on this the same with all the people that are being discredited

01:14:09.460 it it there's just this sense of oh no no don't don't trust me no here here's the document no no go

01:14:18.420 ahead look for yourself here i have them on tape here here's this this and this there's no one that is

01:14:24.820 debunking this that is doing the same thing they're just name calling dismissing smearing

01:14:32.260 or confusing no one's saying no you know what let me sit down i'll explain it to you

01:14:37.540 see here's the here's the chart here's how this went nobody's doing that

01:14:44.340 i'm uh you've done so much on this already and i've certainly possible that i forgot about it but

01:14:50.020 did we know that joe biden was being investigated directly no we did not know that we just kind of

01:14:57.140 threw that in mid-sentence in the middle of the interview with no yeah i think that's when we

01:15:01.940 need to follow up on yeah i think so too i'm curious being investigated um by ukraine by ukraine

01:15:08.740 by ukraine for a payment right of some sort yeah i have not consulting well you got to consult yeah

01:15:16.180 of course you do i mean you know because i would find that astounding that would show how ballsy he's

01:15:23.620 getting to where he could just say yeah just pay me directly i i'd like to see the paperwork on on that

01:15:30.500 one all right um we're going to continue to follow this story and we'll have updates as they happen i'm

01:15:38.980 i'm praying and you should be too praying that we actually are making progress in washington behind

01:15:44.660 the scenes because i mean what i said i you know if we don't fix this i don't know what kind of country

01:15:50.820 we well i do we have mexico or we have ukraine and what's always made us the best is that we have

01:16:00.420 been a country that generally had a rule of law and once we totally lose the rule of law

01:16:09.540 there's nothing left i also want to talk to you a little bit about um something that happened in

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01:17:41.940 uh

01:17:55.140 Hey, today's 727-BECK.

01:18:13.820 We're just talking about Donald Trump, and Rudy and I were talking offline,

01:18:20.920 and he said, you know, I helped write some of Reagan's speeches,

01:18:24.260 and I was a, you know, a Reagan guy, and he said,

01:18:27.060 I think Donald Trump is a much better president than I expected.

01:18:31.580 And he said, I think he's starting to rival Reagan.

01:18:35.980 And in some ways, I mean, that always has bothered me.

01:18:41.120 But in some ways, I think he's right.

01:18:44.740 In the way of Reagan saying, Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.

01:18:50.360 Reagan went against the State Department, his advisors, his speechwriters,

01:18:55.300 his chief of staff, over and over and over and over again.

01:19:00.160 Before he walked on that podium at the Brandenburg Gate,

01:19:04.920 the Secretary of State looked at him and said,

01:19:06.960 Mr. President, do not put that line in.

01:19:10.400 That will cause all kinds of problems.

01:19:13.240 He said, I don't know.

01:19:14.260 It wasn't in the speech.

01:19:15.680 They removed it against his wishes.

01:19:18.940 He said it anyway.

01:19:21.340 And look what happened.

01:19:24.660 And I think that in the same way of the bold,

01:19:29.180 I don't care what you're advising me to do.

01:19:33.700 You know, one of the things that I've talked about it before,

01:19:36.000 George Bush saying, hey, whoever sits behind this desk,

01:19:39.060 they're going to make the same kind of decisions,

01:19:40.840 the same advice and same advisors.

01:19:44.120 What Donald Trump has done is shown that that is Washington wisdom,

01:19:50.240 not necessarily true.

01:19:52.940 So, in other words, for 70, 80 years, we've been told,

01:19:55.800 oh, yeah, and you recognize Jerusalem as the capital.

01:19:59.340 It'll be Armageddon.

01:20:00.700 Nope, wasn't.

01:20:02.420 You move the embassy.

01:20:04.000 Armageddon.

01:20:04.600 Nope, wasn't.

01:20:05.380 You go after and you hit somebody like Soleimani and you take him out.

01:20:12.160 Oh, World War III.

01:20:13.720 Nope, wasn't.

01:20:15.500 If you don't, on the other hand, if you don't react to the Saudi oil fields

01:20:21.280 and you're not tough on that, if you just let them get away with it,

01:20:25.180 nope.

01:20:25.460 I mean, he's breaking all of the traditions and some of the things that are lies

01:20:35.880 and we've known they're lies.

01:20:38.060 You know, how long do we have to try this State Department, you know,

01:20:44.160 the enemy of my enemy is my friend, hey, let's get involved in everybody's business.

01:20:49.420 How long do we have to do that?

01:20:50.920 It's been 100 years.

01:20:52.020 Look what it's brought us.

01:20:53.240 And to me, I think that will be his biggest, could be his biggest accomplishment.

01:21:01.700 I mean, yeah, I think that the Jerusalem thing is a really good example of a Reagan-esque 0.91

01:21:06.740 sort of activity, right?

01:21:07.960 Like, I mean, and Reagan obviously didn't even do that, right? 0.94

01:21:10.580 He didn't do that.

01:21:12.900 But Trump did.

01:21:14.300 And despite it being promised by several presidents in a row, I mean,

01:21:17.660 Yeah, and they were all advised by the same people.

01:21:20.240 And Trump just doesn't do it.

01:21:24.360 He just doesn't care.

01:21:26.060 Between that and, you know, I hate the way he has done it.

01:21:30.440 But he is such a hammer.

01:21:33.160 He's not a bull in a China shop.

01:21:34.900 He is a bull with hammers taped to each foot who's been airdropped into a China shop. 0.98

01:21:43.640 He breaks everything.

01:21:46.920 And the way he's done it with the press, I don't think, I'm not sure that the press would have been exposed the way it is now.

01:21:57.420 Not because of him, but because he points to them.

01:22:02.240 They hate him so much.

01:22:04.820 They do anything and everything, which is just discrediting them.

01:22:10.700 They have no credibility left.

01:22:13.600 And it's not because of him and what he's said about them.

01:22:18.600 It's about what they say and do about him.

01:22:23.140 That proves him right. 0.87

01:22:25.640 You understand what I'm saying?

01:22:26.860 So it's not like it's because of who he is that the press has discredited itself.

01:22:36.800 The press has destroyed itself.

01:22:39.560 I think that's true.

01:22:40.200 Because they hate him so much.

01:22:42.620 Abnormally obsessed with him.

01:22:44.040 I think they've hated all these Republican presidents.

01:22:45.900 They hated Bush.

01:22:46.640 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:22:47.140 But not like this.

01:22:49.100 I don't think the difference isn't necessarily level of hate.

01:22:52.080 It's level of obsession.

01:22:53.060 They are completely obsessed with everything he does.

01:22:56.700 Yeah, I think that's probably fair.

01:22:58.640 It's not much of a distinction.

01:23:00.480 Level of obsession of destroying him.

01:23:03.360 Yeah. 0.97

01:23:03.920 They've got to destroy him. 0.72

01:23:06.020 Exactly.

01:23:06.640 I mean, they said lots of bad things.

01:23:07.660 They called George W. Bush a terrorist.

01:23:10.140 I know.

01:23:10.360 Think of what kind of accusation that is for the president who's president on September 11th.

01:23:15.400 That's not a minor thing to say about somebody.

01:23:17.740 And you know what, but they could have continued to do that if you have Mr. Nice Guy.

01:23:24.540 But this guy has finally said, I don't care about what you call me.

01:23:28.480 I don't care because I'll call you words.

01:23:30.660 And that's not, that's the baby way, in my opinion.

01:23:33.700 That's not the way I want to behave.

01:23:35.680 But because it is happening, it's lessened all of the effect.

01:23:41.780 It has a unique effect.

01:23:43.060 I mean, it does.

01:23:43.760 We are in the middle of so many interesting experiments right now.

01:23:46.680 Oh my gosh.

01:23:47.240 Because, you know, first of all, you have Trump who came out of, you know, from basically

01:23:50.920 from a celebrity businessman sort of world into the presidency.

01:23:54.560 And you have kind of another experiment that's never before been seen or tried before, which

01:23:59.260 is Bloomberg right now, which is a really fascinating thing to watch if you just care about history

01:24:04.360 and politics.

01:24:06.000 And can someone spend, I mean, he spent $400 million on ads already.

01:24:10.980 That does not include staffing and organization, which he's paying double and triple almost

01:24:16.920 what anyone else is paying.

01:24:19.100 $30,000 field organizer jobs.

01:24:21.020 He's paying $85,000.

01:24:22.660 You know, so all of the good ones are going to him, of course, because guess what?

01:24:25.660 The market actually works.

01:24:26.560 Isn't that crazy?

01:24:28.560 And he's pushing himself into a position where he's in second place nationally.

01:24:33.380 And he is buying the election.

01:24:37.020 Everything that they say.

01:24:38.780 I know.

01:24:39.160 I love that because that's what they always say.

01:24:40.720 I don't.

01:24:41.040 I don't.

01:24:41.840 Look, he's got the money to do it.

01:24:43.400 Okay.

01:24:43.940 That's fine.

01:24:44.880 Who has he?

01:24:45.560 What?

01:24:46.040 Name one vote he's purchased.

01:24:47.860 No, no, no.

01:24:48.500 He's just flooded the airwaves.

01:24:51.280 He's doing everything they say they're against.

01:24:54.440 But again, each person that answers those poll questions has to individually make a decision

01:24:58.420 and has never been paid by Michael Bloomberg, with the exception of all the field organizers.

01:25:01.760 I'm just, I'm saying that's what they have always said about the Republicans.

01:25:09.980 And they themselves, the Grinch, are carving the roast beast.

01:25:14.840 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

01:25:21.280 I have a great hour for you.

01:25:31.140 There's a new study out that shows that conservatives actually are targeted.

01:25:38.180 What?

01:25:39.600 No way.

01:25:40.940 Yeah.

01:25:41.920 Yeah.

01:25:42.300 Stunning.

01:25:43.140 Stunning.

01:25:43.760 Yeah, it is, isn't it?

01:25:44.480 Also, a new poll out today.

01:25:45.820 Michael Bloomberg, 19% in the poll.

01:25:49.260 Bernie Sanders at 31 leads.

01:25:50.940 But that puts Bloomberg in second and qualifies him for the next debate, which is tomorrow

01:25:54.820 night.

01:25:55.620 So he will have a chance.

01:25:57.400 And when I say he has a chance.

01:25:58.900 They're going to come after him.

01:25:59.880 After him hard.

01:26:01.220 You know, because he's been completely immune to attacks.

01:26:03.520 He hasn't had to be on the debate stage.

01:26:04.700 People are like, oh, they changed the debate stage qualifications to allow him in the debates.

01:26:09.060 That's wrong.

01:26:10.000 He doesn't want to be in the debates.

01:26:11.820 The easiest thing in the world for him to do is just avoid all of this.

01:26:15.080 He doesn't need the debates.

01:26:15.980 It's the unnamed Democrat that is number one.

01:26:18.520 I mean, every time they're in a shoe store, they keep trying the shoes on and they all

01:26:24.580 hurt their feet.

01:26:25.840 So it's that perfect shoe that they haven't tried on nor really know much about that they

01:26:31.540 really like.

01:26:32.420 The one that they've just seen the advertising for.

01:26:35.760 Now they got to try it on.

01:26:38.420 And you ain't going to like the fit of that shoe.

01:26:42.740 All right.

01:26:45.960 Last hour of the program coming up next.

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01:27:09.020 So are conservatives targeted?

01:27:17.400 Come on.

01:27:18.320 Of course, we all know this, but nobody in the press wants to recognize that.

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01:28:57.840 Well, it looks like, um, it looks like there was more dialogue, greater respect for faculty

01:29:19.400 free speech rights and increased tolerance on both the right and the left.

01:29:24.340 Until you look at a new, a new piece of evidence, three professors at the University of North

01:29:32.580 Carolina surveyed undergraduates to get a sense of campus and the climate rather than focus

01:29:38.660 on discrete controversies, such as the time in 2015, when student protesters seized control

01:29:45.380 of a room where journalists was speaking or in 2019, when a UNC student assaulted a sign

01:29:50.540 caring anti-abortion activist, they sought to understand the day-to-day undergraduate experience.

01:29:57.760 The results of the survey distilled from more than a thousand responses to email questionnaires

01:30:02.940 cannot be applied to every college in America, but the findings do illuminate what's happening

01:30:08.680 at a highly selective public institution in a swing state where 20,000 undergraduates are

01:30:15.520 enrolled.

01:30:16.860 Now listen to this.

01:30:18.520 Good news is in classes where politics comes up, large majorities of self, uh, self-identative,

01:30:25.980 uh, self-identified liberal and conservative students say that instructors encourage participation

01:30:31.640 from both sides and want to learn from different perspectives, suggesting that concerns about faculty

01:30:38.060 indoctrination efforts are unfounded for it.

01:30:42.000 Excuse me. 0.98

01:30:42.680 I've got some bull crap in my throat. 0.96

01:30:44.740 Uh, students reported they worry less about censure from faculty than they do from peers, 0.99

01:30:51.280 which brings us to the bad news.

01:30:54.080 While majorities favor more viewpoint diversity and favor free speech norms, an intolerant faction

01:31:00.720 of roughly a quarter of students believe it is okay to silence or suppress some widely held

01:31:07.440 views that they deem wrong.

01:31:10.340 Students across political perspectives engage in classroom self-censorship.

01:31:15.560 Students harbor divisive stereotypes about classmates with different beliefs and a substantial minority

01:31:22.700 are not open to engaging socially with classmates who don't share their views.

01:31:28.840 Disparaging comments about political conservatives are common.

01:31:33.680 So here's what they found.

01:31:35.220 25.5% of survey response respondents said it would be appropriate to create an obstruction

01:31:44.400 such as a campus speaker endorsing the idea that, uh, they could not address an audience.

01:31:51.440 This authoritarian view was held by 19% of self-identifying liberals, 3% of moderates,

01:32:00.260 3% of conservatives, 3% of conservatives, 3% of liberals, and 3% of conservatives thought it would be appropriate

01:32:11.440 to yell, yell profanity at a student for endorsing an objectionable idea.

01:32:16.680 Also troubling were the undergraduates who reported having kept an opinion to themselves in a classroom, even though the opinion was related to the class

01:32:27.820 because they were worried about the potential consequences of expressing it.

01:32:32.640 Almost 68% of conservatives censored themselves in this way, along with roughly 49% of moderates and 24% of liberals.

01:32:44.480 So, I want you to understand what this means.

01:32:49.160 What you're feeling is true.

01:32:52.740 What you live through in your daily life is real.

01:32:57.360 It's not just you.

01:32:59.820 How many times do you hear somebody who has a crazy liberal view that's just out spouting it like,

01:33:07.600 yeah, of course, everybody believes this, and you don't say anything, or no one in the room says anything,

01:33:15.280 and so you feel as though maybe that's the popular viewpoint.

01:33:21.740 This survey shows it's only held by about 24%.

01:33:25.760 Now, remember, it was less than 30%.

01:33:29.120 I think it was less than 20% that won the Revolutionary War.

01:33:32.540 It only takes a small, it takes a tipping point of 18%.

01:33:38.300 If that 18% is truly dedicated, they can change the world.

01:33:45.140 They are.

01:33:46.600 They are.

01:33:49.260 Also troubling were the undergraduates who reported having kept an opinion to themselves in a classroom,

01:33:55.240 even though the opinion was related to the class because they were worried about the potential consequences of expressing it.

01:34:02.260 Almost 70% of conservatives censored themselves in this way,

01:34:07.160 along with 49% of the moderates and 24% of the liberals.

01:34:12.280 Think of that.

01:34:13.100 You have 70% of conservatives, 50% of people who say I'm in the middle,

01:34:20.440 and we're all bowing to 24% of liberals.

01:34:30.100 Expressing unpopular views can reveal critical blind spots in prevailing thought patterns.

01:34:35.300 The authors of the report note, even when a view is wrong,

01:34:41.660 it allows both parties to better apprehend what the correct view must be.

01:34:48.000 A substantial portion of the respondents fear social sanction

01:34:51.320 or even outright grading penalties for sharing their views.

01:34:56.540 Among students who self-identify as liberals,

01:34:58.660 some 10% say they hear disrespectful, inappropriate, and offensive comments

01:35:03.260 about foreign students at least several times a semester.

01:35:07.220 14% say they hear disparaging comments about Muslims.

01:35:11.080 20% say they hear such comments about African Americans.

01:35:14.640 20% say they hear comments about Christians.

01:35:17.120 21% hear comments about LGBTQ individuals.

01:35:21.760 And 57% of self-identified liberals say they heard such comments about conservatives.

01:35:29.120 57% among moderates.

01:35:35.880 68% say they hear disrespectful, inappropriate, or offensive comments about conservatives

01:35:40.940 at least several times a semester.

01:35:44.480 Out conservatives may face social isolation.

01:35:49.560 Roughly 92% of conservatives say they would be friends with a liberal.

01:35:54.920 You friends with liberals, Stu?

01:35:56.980 Sure.

01:35:57.980 Right?

01:35:58.220 I have friends who literally are communists.

01:36:01.320 Well, not communists, but they'd like Karl Marx.

01:36:05.000 They'd make sweet, tender love to Karl Marx.

01:36:07.180 They just don't want to shoot anybody in the head to get there. 1.00

01:36:09.820 But they believe all of that crap. 1.00

01:36:13.020 We're great friends. 0.99

01:36:14.800 I've had several great friends.

01:36:17.980 What is the problem?

01:36:19.580 Yeah, you know, that's not a requirement of being friends with someone.

01:36:22.420 Right.

01:36:22.860 You agree with them on every single political issue.

01:36:25.440 Right. 1.00

01:36:26.000 They might be idiots. 1.00

01:36:26.880 Everyone's got an idiot friend, you know? 1.00

01:36:29.880 These guys aren't idiots. 1.00

01:36:31.160 I just think they're ill-informed. 1.00

01:36:33.460 I think they're ill-informed.

01:36:35.540 And, you know, God bless them.

01:36:37.160 What a mean thing to say about a friend on the air, too.

01:36:39.520 Among liberals, almost a quarter say they would not have a conservative friend.

01:36:47.980 25%.

01:36:48.940 They would not have.

01:36:50.960 Now, did you hear the story we gave you last week?

01:36:54.180 I gave you a story from, it was on Medium, and it was from a Dr. Carolyn Borsenko, anonymous Democrat of two decades.

01:37:09.200 She's an organizational psychologist and a compulsive knitter. 0.97

01:37:12.920 You might remember the story just because it went deep into the knitting world.

01:37:19.380 Who knew there was a knitting, like, society out there?

01:37:24.440 But there is, and they're online on Instagram.

01:37:27.340 And apparently, about 10% of the knitters are these kinds of destructive liberals.

01:37:34.840 And they were, as she said, they were going after the giants of the knitting world.

01:37:40.780 I didn't know there were giants in the knitting world.

01:37:42.480 Oh, yeah.

01:37:43.180 Huge.

01:37:43.800 I watch the knitting show every year right after the Super Bowl.

01:37:47.360 Right after the Super Bowl.

01:37:48.360 Yeah, yeah.

01:37:48.960 I've watched it.

01:37:49.800 It's the world champion.

01:37:51.840 The world championship of knitting.

01:37:53.900 And other related needlepoint.

01:37:55.300 So she was a, she still is.

01:37:57.840 She's probably going to, who did she say she was going to vote for?

01:38:00.840 Do you remember?

01:38:01.600 I believe it was Donald Trump.

01:38:03.020 No, no.

01:38:03.960 But she went, she went to Buttigieg is who she voted for.

01:38:06.580 Yeah, she was going to go to, yeah.

01:38:07.480 In the primary, she was going to Buttigieg.

01:38:09.040 So she's not changing her political stripes. 0.98

01:38:11.840 She just can't take it anymore.

01:38:13.780 And she went to a Donald Trump rally in New Hampshire because she wanted to,

01:38:21.660 she wanted to go see what Donald Trump and his supporters were really like.

01:38:27.680 And she said, I've opened myself up to start meeting more conservatives.

01:38:32.740 And she said, they're nothing like the left.

01:38:36.660 Nothing.

01:38:37.700 They're not haters.

01:38:38.780 They're not trying to squash people.

01:38:40.500 She said, of course, there are some.

01:38:42.320 She said, but there is this movement that is just killing the Democrats inside the Democrat.

01:38:48.440 So she said, I used to consider anyone who voted for Donald Trump a racist.

01:38:54.260 I thought they were horrible and yes, even deplorable and worked very hard to eliminate their voices from my, from my space.

01:39:01.320 Um, she said, she finally went to, uh, Trump and a Trump rally.

01:39:08.280 She said it was four hours before he was set to take the stage.

01:39:12.340 And the line already stretched a mile from the entrance to the arena.

01:39:15.800 As I waited, I chatted with the folks around me.

01:39:17.920 And contrary to all the fears expressed, everyone was so nice.

01:39:21.780 I was not harassed.

01:39:22.840 I was not intimidated.

01:39:24.180 And I was never in fear of my safety.

01:39:26.140 Even for a moment.

01:39:27.600 These were average everyday people.

01:39:29.680 They were veterans, school teachers, small business owners who have come from all over the place for the thrill of attending this rally.

01:39:35.840 They were upbeat and excited in chatting.

01:39:38.340 I even let it slip out that I was a Democrat.

01:39:40.760 The reaction was good for you.

01:39:44.620 Welcome.

01:39:45.140 Once I got inside, the atmosphere was jubilant.

01:39:48.860 It was more like attending a rock concert than a political rally.

01:39:53.080 She says that she now, over the last few days, she said she sees the left in a whole new way.

01:40:02.840 She's been dealing with this like celebrity status now.

01:40:05.840 And she says not all of the attention has been positive.

01:40:08.400 She tweeted Sunday that she had to turn off the reviews on my Facebook page because people I've never spoken to and never certainly work with don't like that I wrote an article that says Trump supporters are not Nazis.

01:40:23.560 She said, I'm thinking about doing a follow up about experiences of Trump supporters who have been excommunicated from their family, their friends, their social secret circles just because they support him.

01:40:35.520 I want to get her on the air.

01:40:38.440 I love this.

01:40:39.280 I think she is so brave and I like the fact that she's not changing.

01:40:43.900 She's like, I'm still I'm still going to vote for Pete Buttigieg.

01:40:46.640 I'm not going to vote for Donald Trump.

01:40:49.140 I don't need you to change your vote.

01:40:51.840 This is this is what has to happen in America.

01:40:54.600 We don't all have to agree on the president, who the president is or whatever.

01:40:58.060 We just have to stop dehumanizing each other.

01:41:02.000 We have to start seeing people as people and and all is required is just to talk to one another.

01:41:10.460 And that's why that 25 percent shuts you up.

01:41:15.360 That's why that 25 percent has to use the fist, has to shout and shove because they know if we talk to one another. 0.99

01:41:26.240 Well, then we realize that we're not all that different.

01:41:29.480 We just disagree on a few things and we become the people and the America that we have always been.

01:41:39.480 So I want to talk to you a little bit about my dog, Uno.

01:41:42.880 He is, I think, the most stubborn dog in the world when it came to eating.

01:41:48.540 He and I'm not making this up.

01:41:52.100 This last Christmas, we all had to take turns feeding Uno.

01:41:57.380 And so we were all kind of trapped in our cabin and it was snowy outside.

01:42:01.840 And so it's like your turn to feed the dog.

01:42:04.540 I don't want to feed the dog.

01:42:06.420 I mean, mom, dad, all of us, because feeding Uno requires you to stand at the bowl.

01:42:15.860 Convince him that it's like playing airplanes.

01:42:18.400 It's like here comes a little airplane.

01:42:19.380 And it's almost that with Uno.

01:42:23.020 And he is never like to eat.

01:42:26.080 And we were just we're at the end of our rope because if you move, honestly, you'd have to go into the laundry room, close the door.

01:42:34.360 Just you and the dog.

01:42:35.800 You'd have to talk him into eating.

01:42:38.040 Sometimes you'd actually have to start him eating just, you know, by putting it in your hand.

01:42:42.140 He'd take a couple of bites.

01:42:43.200 He'd drop it on the floor.

01:42:44.240 Then he'd look up and they look down on the floor.

01:42:47.040 And then you'd be like, ah, it's yummy.

01:42:49.680 Come on, let's eat.

01:42:51.000 Oh.

01:42:52.480 Every time we'd go to the vet, he was 95 pounds.

01:42:56.800 He would be 90 pounds.

01:42:57.960 He'd be 85.

01:42:59.340 You got to feed the dog.

01:43:00.400 We know we're feeding him.

01:43:01.860 He doesn't like to eat.

01:43:04.740 That's when we found, finally, something called Rough Greens by VitaSmart.

01:43:12.820 Rough Greens is not a food.

01:43:14.320 It is like crack for dogs.

01:43:17.440 Okay.

01:43:18.160 And believe it or not, it just has all of the enzymes and the probiotics and everything that your dog food cooks out.

01:43:26.420 They need live food, just like you do.

01:43:30.260 And you need some of those good, you know, good bacteria.

01:43:34.960 That's what this is.

01:43:36.260 It's a zipped bag and sealed, very small.

01:43:39.640 And it will keep just as long as you, you know, you need to be able to scoop it into your dog's bowl.

01:43:47.360 You put it on top of their food and they eat it and they love it.

01:43:52.300 Uno is now officially 105 pounds.

01:43:57.140 He's been eating this for about a month, maybe a month and a half.

01:44:02.540 I can't kid him.

01:44:04.420 I swear to you.

01:44:05.060 He was a, he's a guard dog.

01:44:06.800 Okay. 0.98

01:44:07.040 He's, he is trained, yes, to rip your throat out.

01:44:10.980 But as we, as we were, I was feeding him the other day and the doorbell rang, which drives me nuts because when the doorbell rang, he barks forever.

01:44:20.980 The doorbell rang and he looked at me and looked at the food and then kind of looked at the hallway and then looked at the food and looked at me and I'm like, I know, tough choice.

01:44:32.380 You're going to eat or are you going to do your dog, your dog job?

01:44:36.560 He ate.

01:44:37.820 It's rough greens.

01:44:39.300 It's great for them.

01:44:41.480 Rough greens.

01:44:42.360 R-U-F-F-Greens.com slash Beck.

01:44:45.320 Call 833-GLEN-33.

01:44:47.820 You can order on the phone.

01:44:48.960 833-GLEN-33.

01:44:50.360 It's not a dog food.

01:44:51.320 It's a supplement.

01:44:53.260 Roughgreens.com slash Beck.

01:44:56.060 Go there.

01:44:56.820 Get it for your dog.

01:44:58.160 Do it today.

01:44:59.300 10 seconds.

01:44:59.820 Station ID.

01:45:05.380 Oh, she's again.

01:45:07.320 Oh, good.

01:45:09.220 We have the author of that.

01:45:11.640 We have the author of that, that medium article on with us tomorrow around this time.

01:45:19.260 So, you don't want to miss that.

01:45:21.820 I want to talk to you about the Virginia lawmakers and the gun ban.

01:45:28.940 It looks like the sheriffs are saying, well, we don't care what you do.

01:45:33.800 Although, the Virginia one, it doesn't look like it's going to go through.

01:45:36.680 I mean, the Democrats even stepped up against it.

01:45:39.020 Yeah, it's 10 to 5, I think it fell.

01:45:40.720 Yeah, it's remarkable what's happening there.

01:45:43.580 I want to also bring you up to speed on something that happened this weekend in Plymouth, Mass.

01:45:49.460 It is the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims coming.

01:45:55.220 And the pilgrims were the first ones to make the covenant.

01:45:58.520 And they made a covenant that they would be here for God and they would live a righteous life.

01:46:05.240 And they had the longest running peace treaties with the Native Americans.

01:46:09.580 It's everything that 1619 and the New York Times is lying about.

01:46:13.560 They were exceptional people.

01:46:18.000 And that is where our country came from and not Jamestown.

01:46:22.480 Well, over the weekend, somebody defaced Plymouth Rock and painted, spray-painted profanity all over it.

01:46:30.240 And then they went up to the monument of the covenant, which is this awesome monument, most people have never even heard of, that was made during the Civil War.

01:46:46.180 Abraham Lincoln actually wrote a private check to help build this thing.

01:46:50.380 It's unbelievable.

01:46:51.480 It really tells the story of America.

01:46:54.080 That whole thing was defaced.

01:46:55.840 The covenant is under attack in so many different ways.

01:47:02.600 Please, I urge you to join us on July 4th weekend in Gettysburg.

01:47:08.800 We're doing Restoring the Covenant, which we'll tell you more about it.

01:47:13.160 Restoring the Covenant in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the weekend of July 4th.

01:47:18.500 It's the 3rd, 4th, and 5th.

01:47:20.620 If you want more information and you want to make reservations and, you know, bring your family, we have tenting sites, RV sites.

01:47:29.240 You can go in a hotel.

01:47:30.460 You can go in a five-star hotel.

01:47:33.460 There's one thing that we're doing.

01:47:35.360 I mean, you're going to get so sick of me.

01:47:36.680 You're going to be with me.

01:47:37.920 There are only 200 people that can do this.

01:47:40.000 Me, Stu, David Barton, Tim Ballard, and historians.

01:47:43.460 And we're taking you from Plymouth to Boston to New York to Philadelphia to Gettysburg.

01:47:50.340 It's all-inclusive.

01:47:52.320 You're never going to have to open your wallet for a week.

01:47:55.660 It's really going to be an amazing trip through history.

01:47:59.020 And that will lead us right to Gettysburg for July 4th, where you can just show up with your family on July 4th and just watch the fireworks.

01:48:06.740 It's going to be great.

01:48:07.960 Don't miss it.

01:48:08.680 Check it out at glennbeck.com, Restoring the Covenant.

01:48:14.240 Go there, find out the information, and reserve your space right now.

01:48:23.580 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

01:48:26.320 So Harold lives in Massachusetts, and he was in a pretty bad place with his back some time ago.

01:48:32.020 And he would go to bed at night and have awful back spasms that would keep him up, writhing in pain.

01:48:37.360 He didn't know what to do, noting that nothing really would ever help him.

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01:48:50.740 And he thought, man, I wish I had hair like that guy.

01:48:55.020 And I know it happens a lot.

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01:49:49.160 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:50:12.120 Tomorrow, on the Wednesday night special at 9 p.m. Eastern, you will find that on the Blaze TV live and on demand.

01:50:24.060 You can find a live version of it only.

01:50:28.900 There won't be any – there won't be – it comes off of Facebook or YouTube immediately after the live.

01:50:36.660 But you can watch it live there if you're wanting to share it with a friend or join us at Blaze TV.

01:50:42.800 But it is on the coronavirus tomorrow, tomorrow night at 9 p.m.

01:50:47.400 And quite honestly, it's got a few of us a little freaked out.

01:50:52.760 I'm not freaked out by it.

01:50:54.340 I am freaked out by what I think it's going to do to the economy if it doesn't turn around quickly.

01:50:59.760 We'll go into a little bit of that.

01:51:01.640 But we're also going to show you a video that has been verified best we can.

01:51:07.160 And we're going to show you the difference between fact and fiction on this.

01:51:10.480 But you will see actual footage from the hospitals, the number of body bags, and what we believe is the burning of bodies outside of the main city that is very disturbing.

01:51:27.680 Now, let me give you just the facts on this real quick.

01:51:31.400 It's the COVID-19 is what the actual name is, the coronavirus.

01:51:36.720 It is now 73,435 that have been infected and are under observation.

01:51:46.680 The problem with that number is the White House said just a few days ago that that number is probably at least 100,000 short.

01:51:56.100 And that's when there were 40,000 people that were reported.

01:51:59.320 So this number is probably in excess of half a million or a quarter of a million people.

01:52:05.820 There have been 1,875 deaths.

01:52:09.560 So, you know, in the 24-hour period since I updated this, that's 100 higher than it was yesterday.

01:52:18.520 Doctors are now looking and seeing what this is.

01:52:23.540 You know, as we try to look and say, okay, who is this affecting?

01:52:28.980 Numerous causes have been put forward as factors that make it so dangerous for some patients.

01:52:34.740 It seems from early data, and this all can change, but early data is what it has in common with other strains of coronavirus.

01:52:44.580 The elderly are most likely to develop severe cases.

01:52:48.640 Other studies of serious cases and deaths have identified smoking, history of heart disease, diabetes, and asthma as complicating factors.

01:52:58.240 Still, other media reports have pointed out additional indicators.

01:53:03.900 Gender of the victims, 60% of the severe cases are men.

01:53:08.500 Even more controversy surrounds the suggestion that the possibility the virus is somehow targeting certain races or ethnicities for more serious infections than others.

01:53:20.620 Now, these are comorbidity factors.

01:53:24.520 That's what they look for.

01:53:25.480 What are the combinations that make things much, much worse?

01:53:30.620 And they're looking at things like smoking, things that, you know, your heart and respiratory, things that would make it easier for your lungs and your heart to shut down.

01:53:45.080 There's one thing, however, that nobody is looking at, and it is, I think, the number one indicator on whether or not you're going to survive.

01:54:00.820 And it is communism.

01:54:02.940 And I want you to just listen to this.

01:54:07.580 Now, this can change, but I don't think it will.

01:54:11.620 In China, over 20% of the cases that result in serious complications requiring intensive care and other life-saving measures,

01:54:22.020 the 20% of those infected are intensive care.

01:54:27.780 In the rest of the world, it is below 10%.

01:54:31.800 In China, the case mortality rate is 2.5%.

01:54:38.720 Outside of a communist country, it is below 1%.

01:54:44.080 Now, it's early, and you can say, well, we have more data.

01:54:51.240 Yeah, we do.

01:54:52.360 We do.

01:54:53.280 We do.

01:54:53.720 But let's look at the facts.

01:54:56.240 68% are over the age of 55.

01:54:58.780 62% are male.

01:55:00.080 46% are smokers or former smokers.

01:55:03.060 41% were diabetic or had a history of heart disease.

01:55:06.500 You look at the medical records, and here's what you see.

01:55:10.540 Here's what you don't see.

01:55:11.900 Among the 1,800 deaths, 99.71% of the victims live under brutal communist dictatorship,

01:55:21.360 and they died under the care of the Communist Party.

01:55:24.960 This is what's called an N99-plus probability, meaning your past correlation and into causation.

01:55:34.660 What's causing this?

01:55:35.740 Well, if 99% are living under a communist regime, that might be.

01:55:43.060 Now, how could a form of government be the deciding factor on how sick a patient is and whether or not it would turn deadly?

01:55:52.440 Well, since you don't learn this in college anymore, let me help you out.

01:55:57.960 Under communism, each person is a ward of the state, there to serve the interest of the state collective.

01:56:04.840 If an individual needs to be sacrificed to serve the state, then that person can and should be sacrificed.

01:56:11.680 The state is superior to the individual.

01:56:14.800 This is why they're holding back so much information.

01:56:18.160 They knew early in December, but the state took that doctor and jailed him.

01:56:25.180 Under capitalism, each person is an individual, sentient being, who is a whole unto themselves, independent of and superior to any government.

01:56:35.800 The state was created by them, and the state is a servant to them. 0.88

01:56:40.680 The state's only reason to exist is to allow that person to live the destiny that they choose and to ensure no other person or identity deprives them of their right to live the way they see fit.

01:56:54.460 China is the exact opposite. 0.88

01:56:57.060 Under communism, each person is an inherent burden on the state because the state has to provide the care, the feeding, the medical treatment for all citizens.

01:57:06.820 This creates an automatic, perverse incentive for the leadership.

01:57:12.940 Every life saved is another mouth to feed, more burden on the government.

01:57:18.080 Every dead victim removes that burden from the state.

01:57:23.060 Under capitalism, we are, yes, another taxpayer, but we're also another inventor, another consumer that contributes to society

01:57:32.900 to the degree that they see fit and reaps the rewards inherent to the contribution.

01:57:39.560 Each person and each company has an incentive to see that every other person lives a long and healthy and prosperous life.

01:57:47.880 Under communism, the goal of, is the continuity, how do you say that word?

01:57:54.780 I can never say it.

01:57:55.920 Continuity?

01:57:56.480 Continuity, thank you.

01:57:57.380 The continuity of the state at all costs.

01:57:59.960 No matter what story must be told and who must be sacrificed, this is why we have the doctors now being jailed.

01:58:11.860 The guy who you will see on a video came out and said, I need 100 body bags a day at my hospital.

01:58:20.900 And it's been going on for 35 days.

01:58:23.460 Well, already there, it's double, double the numbers in one hospital, and it's a rural hospital.

01:58:31.520 Where is that guy today?

01:58:33.940 He's in jail.

01:58:36.780 Most likely, we will not hear from him again.

01:58:40.520 Under communism, the goal of medical research and treatments is to help make the Central Committee and the Politburo look good and stay in power.

01:58:48.620 This is why President Xi is now making a tour of non-hot spots, saying everything is great and we're on top of it.

01:59:01.020 He's making the tour of all the non-hot spots, trying to tell the rest of China it's okay to go to work when it may not be okay to go to work.

01:59:10.400 We have a system that gravitates towards life because every individual matters.

01:59:21.080 That's why when Bloomberg says what he said about the elderly, we have that, Sarah, play that audio, when he said this about the elderly, about how if you have cancer and you're old, well, kind of tough luck, Grandma.

01:59:36.680 All of these costs keep going up. Nobody wants to pay any more money.

01:59:41.420 And at the rate we're going, health care is going to bankrupt us.

01:59:44.520 So not only do we have a problem, it's going to bankrupt us.

01:59:47.700 And we've got to sit here and say which things we're going to do and which things we're not.

01:59:51.740 Nobody wants to do that.

01:59:53.660 You know, if you show up with prostate cancer and you're 95 years old, we should say, go and enjoy, have a nice meal, live a long life.

02:00:02.360 There's no cure, and you can't do anything.

02:00:05.380 If you're a young person, we should do something.

02:00:07.280 And society's not willing to do that yet.

02:00:12.700 Yeah, we're not willing to do that yet.

02:00:15.340 We're not willing to say, hey, we need those resources elsewhere so you don't get any.

02:00:20.200 If you live in rural Oklahoma and you have just a country hospital, you're going to have a hard time getting care in that country hospital if COVID-19 hits us here like it did in China.

02:00:41.260 It's just a fact.

02:00:42.440 Don't you have the right to have the same kind of care?

02:00:50.360 Don't you have the right as an individual to be treated like everyone else?

02:00:55.480 Here, the answer is yes.

02:00:58.760 And everyone will strive to make sure that that happens.

02:01:02.700 It can't, it won't, just because of the distribution system, supply lines, and number of people.

02:01:12.840 It just won't.

02:01:16.040 But here's what's different.

02:01:17.720 There won't be a central body that says, those people live, those people die.

02:01:25.540 Because the farmer is as worth as much as, quite honestly, the homeless guy or the CEO.

02:01:35.520 In America, that's the way it is.

02:01:39.720 99.71% of the victims of COVID-19 died under the care of communism.

02:01:46.480 That is the number one comorbidity factor turning COVID-19 into a deadly pandemic.

02:01:58.400 Communism.

02:02:01.400 And let's not forget, currently, the leading candidate for the Democratic Party is a guy who has always loved communism.

02:02:16.480 Look, I want you to know I love Walmart greeters, gas station attendees, part-time funeral home directors as much as the next guy.

02:02:33.860 But I wouldn't want them selling my house.

02:02:37.660 You know, it's just like, hey, yeah, I'm, you know, you know, you should have your loved one embalmed by my cousin.

02:02:44.560 He's doing it part-time.

02:02:45.940 No, you know, I think I'm going to, I'm going to get the guys doing that full-time.

02:02:49.620 Thank you.

02:02:50.560 No, seriously.

02:02:51.500 He's a part-time dentist.

02:02:53.040 He's really good.

02:02:54.020 No, no.

02:02:54.580 I think I'm going to have my root canal done by somebody who does this for a living and has some experience.

02:03:00.180 Why is it when it comes to selling our home, we just let that fall through the cracks?

02:03:04.480 We're like, oh, really?

02:03:05.580 You got a cousin?

02:03:06.360 Hey, does anybody have a cousin who really doesn't have any kind of future at all and so try to do this on the side to make some extra cash?

02:03:13.880 Can you come on over and help me with my biggest investment?

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02:04:18.420 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

02:04:21.160 This opioid crisis in America is just flying under the radar.

02:04:51.140 And it is really bad.

02:04:56.060 And I think it's Franklin County, Ohio.

02:04:58.680 They're talking now about opening a second morgue because of the spike in fentanyl and synthetic opioid overdose.

02:05:09.460 It's, there is, there's something, you know, we took on, you know, crack in the inner city and you just don't hear about taking this on the way it should be.

02:05:21.080 We'll talk about that maybe more tomorrow.

02:05:22.640 Have you ever seen the, if you've ever seen the charts on that?

02:05:24.860 It's one of the most incredible things.

02:05:27.360 This is back in the Pat and Stu days.

02:05:29.340 We used to do this game with Jeffy where we would do, we would put charts up on the board and make him predict where they went.

02:05:36.120 And of course he had absolutely no idea.

02:05:37.760 I mean, he doesn't know any numbers above 18.

02:05:40.860 So it's really hard for him to predict the results.

02:05:42.320 Um, but, uh, there was a chart that we did with opioids and we showed where the crack epidemic was comparing that to nothing, nothing.

02:05:51.460 It's Everest compared to a hill in your backyard.

02:05:53.700 Yeah.

02:05:53.880 It's incredible how bad this has been.

02:05:56.320 Uh, and you're right.

02:05:57.140 I mean, it, it doesn't seem to have that, the urgency of that.

02:06:00.540 No.

02:06:01.020 Why?

02:06:01.180 I don't know.

02:06:02.720 I mean, obviously they, they're doing some things for it.

02:06:05.180 And, you know, I know, uh, Trump has, uh, tried to step up and spend a bunch of money on that.

02:06:09.440 And I mean, whether that stuff works, we don't know.

02:06:12.640 Um, but it's a, it, it was, it, it doesn't seem to have the attention maybe because it's more suburban.

02:06:19.180 It's not as focused in the areas where the media is.

02:06:21.760 I don't know exactly what it is, but there's some weird dynamic to it where it does seem to be pushed sort of in the background for what a gigantic problem it is.

02:06:29.800 Yeah.

02:06:30.060 Maybe, maybe, maybe because it's in an, in the inner cities crack was, and everybody could see it.

02:06:35.420 And this is just, you know, affecting them farmers and those people out in the middle of the country that don't know how to dial a telephone.

02:06:42.620 Uh, in case you didn't hear the latest from, uh, Michael Bloomberg, um, here he is talking about how easy it is to be a farmer and a metal, a metal worker.

02:06:52.720 Listen.

02:06:55.380 Anybody, even people in this room, so no offense intended to, to be a farmer.

02:07:00.180 You, it's a process.

02:07:01.100 You dig a hole, you put a seed in, you put dirt on top, add water, up comes the corn.

02:07:05.140 Then we had 300, you could learn that.

02:07:07.220 Then, then, um, you have 300 years of the industrial society.

02:07:10.480 Uh, you put the piece of metal on the lathe, you turn the crank and the direction of the arrow, and you can have a job.

02:07:16.240 And we created a lot of jobs.

02:07:17.960 Now he's saying that, but today's world, if you're going to work with computers, you need to be able to analyze and think.

02:07:25.740 Oh, farmers don't have to think?

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The Glenn Beck Program - February 18, 2020

Leftists Literally in Bed with the Devil ｜ Guest： Rudy Giuliani ｜ 2⧸18⧸20

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