The Glenn Beck Program - 'Living In a Algorithm Ghetto' - 4⧸18⧸18

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00:00:09.680 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.

00:00:16.300 The mechanical clank and the whir of machinery hammers the air, pulsating like an enormous clock.

00:00:25.260 Only this clock is counting down, not forward.

00:00:31.200 The metronome of the beep of the heart monitor fills the cramped hospital room.

00:00:37.980 In the hospital room, a little miniaturized bed with rails and buttons and knobs,

00:00:43.460 surrounded by flowers, some fresh, others dry and wilted, long past due.

00:00:48.900 In the bed, a resting two-year-old, sleeping in a nest of wires, thorny and prodded.

00:00:58.980 His hand barely fits around an index finger.

00:01:03.340 When you rest your hand around his little fist, his eyes open, but a tired look.

00:01:12.380 His eyes open wide. He's sitting next to a smiling, pale blue teddy bear,

00:01:21.000 tiny and peaceful and quiet in his gray Mickey Mouse sweater.

00:01:25.440 His name, or what he's known as in England, is Baby Alfie.

00:01:32.600 Baby Alfie is dying, but not really dying. He's withering.

00:01:37.140 And if you look closer, you will see that the bed occasionally is stained with urine that the nurses haven't changed.

00:01:45.340 A dime-sized splotch of mold lines the tubing that helps Alfie breathe.

00:01:51.900 Now 23 and a half months old, Alfie has been at the Alderhey Children's Hospital in Liverpool since December of 2016.

00:02:00.960 At the heart of the struggle is yet another terse, brutal, upsetting question.

00:02:12.480 Who does your child belong to?

00:02:16.320 Does your child belong to you or to the state?

00:02:20.320 Do any of us have the right to our child?

00:02:24.720 This story is about a lot of things.

00:02:29.180 The sanctity of life, the importance of proper health care, the downfalls of a socialistic health care system,

00:02:38.080 the preciousness of life.

00:02:40.320 But what matters most perhaps is parental rights.

00:02:46.920 I take that back.

00:02:48.320 What matters most is the life of this child.

00:02:51.740 Let's get this baby out of a hospital that has callously signed his death certificate while he is still fighting for his life.

00:03:00.660 Now, Alfie's parents, Tom Evans, 21, and Kate James, she's 20, have tried everything.

00:03:07.440 Doctors have said their son is unresponsive.

00:03:10.100 Other than that, they don't have a diagnosis.

00:03:13.620 Maybe it's a rare brain disease, but they don't know.

00:03:17.140 What we do know is that doctors and health care officials in England have ordered that baby Alfie is to have his life support removed.

00:03:28.060 Tom and Kate have tried everything under the law, regional court, the court of appeals, the Supreme Court.

00:03:33.120 And every time, just like before, the judges have ruled in the favor of the doctors and the health care officials they know best.

00:03:40.200 In favor of the state and against the parents.

00:03:45.620 And there seems to be a fuming hopelessness to Tom's eyes anytime he leaves the courtroom in his white Alfie equals life t-shirt.

00:03:55.280 At times, he's angry that the desperate anger of injustice, the utter disbelief.

00:04:05.320 A 21-year-old father who cannot now even touch his son.

00:04:12.240 If he did, he'll be thrown into jail for assault.

00:04:16.280 But I've seen the pictures of his child.

00:04:20.560 I have seen the pictures that aren't being published over in Great Britain of the mold inside of the breathing tube.

00:04:28.320 His words rush along so hurriedly and so thick with accent that many sources, even in England, include subtitles.

00:04:43.280 The National Health Service in Britain is a clogged and failing health care system.

00:04:49.700 And it has no space or time for critically ill children.

00:04:53.940 Even if the hospital's maltreatment has largely contributed to the child's conditions, they move on.

00:05:01.100 Alfie's struggle is reminiscent of the case of Charlie Gard, an 11-month-old with a rare genetic disorder whose parents fought to keep him alive,

00:05:09.500 only to have the NHS transfer him to hospice, where despite his parents' pleas to try different methods, to try anything at all, to let him come home, he died.

00:05:22.380 And there are many more cases.

00:05:24.920 And it should be terrifying.

00:05:27.520 The NHS can't make room for possibilities.

00:05:31.160 And people in England are noticing it.

00:05:32.780 Outside the hospital, where Alfie's fighting for his life, a band of protesters are passionate, at times, to a fault.

00:05:40.180 Tom and Kate have publicly apologized for the disruption of the protesters.

00:05:48.600 If you've ever seen anyone on life support, it's awful, and you know it.

00:05:52.720 This is a baby, and it's deafening.

00:05:56.180 All of the medical equipment looms massively over this baby's little body.

00:06:00.100 But all those awful machines are helping him fight for life.

00:06:03.360 They're buying him time so the doctors can figure out what's going on.

00:06:08.820 Aren't we all supposed to fight until we're exhausted to keep the flame of life alive?

00:06:14.460 It's far beyond the Hippocratic oath.

00:06:17.460 It's far beyond duty.

00:06:21.040 Alfie's parents have tried everything.

00:06:23.620 They've had hospitals offer to intervene, only to have the NHS step in and say,

00:06:28.180 it's time to say your goodbyes.

00:06:29.680 The Pope, once again, has offered to fly the baby to Italy

00:06:33.360 to take the child into treatment under the Catholic Church in a hospital in Rome.

00:06:41.860 There is an ambulance on call outside of the hospital

00:06:45.500 and a private jet waiting to take him to the Pope.

00:06:50.400 The Pope tweeted,

00:06:51.720 I am praying for Alfienis, for his family, and for all those involved.

00:06:55.380 But the British government says they know better.

00:07:00.320 And they control the child.

00:07:02.760 And their parents can only not take the child.

00:07:06.960 But they can't even hold their own son now.

00:07:09.920 They can't save his life.

00:07:12.720 Because his life doesn't belong to them.

00:07:15.780 I was always taught that our lives belong to God.

00:07:18.920 But in England, we're being taught that your life belongs to the state.

00:07:24.340 It's Wednesday, April 18th.

00:07:35.880 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:07:40.960 He's the author of several really important books,

00:07:43.880 including IBM and the Holocaust and War Against the Weak.

00:07:47.160 His name is Edwin Black, and he joins us in studio.

00:07:50.280 Good to see you again, Edwin. How are you?

00:07:51.640 Good morning. It's good to see you, Glenn.

00:07:53.380 So, you know, I've been thinking a lot about you

00:07:56.480 and your really important work that you have done

00:08:00.040 on the Holocaust and, in particular, the War Against the Weak.

00:08:06.980 Especially now that we are starting to see,

00:08:09.860 I think, the same kind of things start up again

00:08:13.700 with the same kinds of excuses that we saw in Germany

00:08:17.580 now that we're talking about getting rid of all Down syndrome,

00:08:22.900 not because we found a way to genetically splice or to face,

00:08:27.060 but just through abortion, just through killing them.

00:08:30.540 And we're devaluing life again.

00:08:33.140 I wanted to have you on in the program

00:08:34.980 and see if you have seen these parallels

00:08:37.880 and it concerns you at all.

00:08:39.940 It does concern me, and your remarks are quite moving and poignant,

00:08:44.900 and we should all be deeply concerned, as we have, about this case

00:08:48.240 as it's played out on the world stage.

00:08:51.780 I think that your remarks were most interesting.

00:08:56.260 When does a person's life cease becoming under his own domain

00:09:01.380 or his family's domain and become public property,

00:09:04.680 a matter of public health?

00:09:05.900 The concept of public health as we know it

00:09:09.140 first began in Venice during the Black Plague

00:09:13.380 when ships were required to stay out to sea 40 days,

00:09:18.720 a quattro giorno, which came up with the concept of quarantine.

00:09:23.280 That was the moment when medicine ceased to serve the individual

00:09:29.080 and started to be diverted to the public welfare.

00:09:33.760 But who is controlling the public welfare

00:09:36.000 and who makes those decisions?

00:09:39.760 When I wrote War Against the Weak, which was over a decade ago,

00:09:44.860 I warned that the racial dogma and national flags 0.91

00:09:52.200 would be replaced with corporate worth.

00:09:57.200 And we're on the precipice of this right now.

00:09:59.620 I called it newgenics.

00:10:01.360 And unfortunately, the tsunami is coming closer to us

00:10:05.960 and faster to us than I ever thought possible.

00:10:09.920 Just a few days ago, I was in the Michigan Capitol Rotunda

00:10:16.080 observing Holocaust Day,

00:10:18.920 and I introduced a concept called the algorithm ghetto.

00:10:22.920 Just as there was a move to create anti-genetic discrimination legislation

00:10:29.960 in England and in the United States,

00:10:33.720 we're now threatened by the potentiality that individuals could be cut off

00:10:40.140 in a cashless society with the press of a button.

00:10:44.560 It will no longer be necessary for Goebbels to send a minder into the newsroom

00:10:51.160 to watch the type that's going out

00:10:53.640 or put a special commissar in the radio booth.

00:10:58.780 All that can be done with zombie accounts

00:11:01.260 where you think you're shouting from the rooftops

00:11:04.600 and no one is hearing you.

00:11:06.220 And so it brings up the issue.

00:11:08.040 If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, did the tree fall?

00:11:13.720 Or another way of saying it is,

00:11:15.800 if Glenn Beck calls the world out on baby Alpha

00:11:20.380 or I talk about the death of six million Jews

00:11:24.260 and no one hears it,

00:11:26.960 what has happened to our society?

00:11:29.020 And so therefore, the big movers in this process now

00:11:34.900 are not only the health systems,

00:11:37.260 but it's actually Google, it's Facebook, it's Twitter,

00:11:42.480 because we will no longer be informed.

00:11:45.540 It will be very possible for Facebook and Twitter to say

00:11:49.040 that this is a distressing topic and they have been doing that.

00:11:53.420 So now here's something really interesting

00:11:55.140 and we're going to take a break

00:11:56.340 and then we'll come back and talk more about this.

00:11:58.100 What's really interesting is that sounds to most people,

00:12:02.380 not to me, but to most people,

00:12:04.040 like something that would never happen.

00:12:06.980 You were a guy who took on IBM.

00:12:09.900 You're a guy who wrote IBM and the Holocaust. 0.76

00:12:12.420 And I remember when that book came out

00:12:13.920 and I remember I went to the bookstore and I bought it

00:12:16.360 and it seemed really buttoned up,

00:12:19.120 but boy, oh boy, IBM and everybody else came after you

00:12:22.180 and said, that's absolutely untrue.

00:12:24.060 That did not happen, et cetera, et cetera.

00:12:25.980 And yet here was this giant corporation that in the end

00:12:29.800 had to admit that you were right, that it did happen.

00:12:34.360 Now you're warning about the same kinds of collusion,

00:12:40.100 if you will, in a different way.

00:12:42.420 And people will say, not possible, not going to happen.

00:12:46.740 And those same corporations will be your biggest enemy.

00:12:51.920 We're going to come back

00:12:52.880 and I want to talk to Edwin Black, War Against the Weak.

00:12:56.740 We'll talk to him a little bit about the value of the individual,

00:13:02.060 also the parallels in history

00:13:06.440 and what we can learn

00:13:07.640 and what we should be paying attention to when we come back.

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00:14:49.060 Glenn Beck.

00:14:51.160 Mercury.

00:14:58.940 Glenn Beck.

00:14:59.900 If you want to understand the possibilities of the future,

00:15:02.320 all you have to do is look to the past.

00:15:05.000 Edwin Black is an amazing researcher, historian, and author.

00:15:09.460 His book is War Against the Weak.

00:15:11.500 It came out, I don't know, about a decade ago.

00:15:14.180 And we have a good relationship.

00:15:17.340 I've talked to him several times.

00:15:19.540 He's a very, very brave man.

00:15:22.160 And we wanted to talk to him.

00:15:25.440 I just gave you the story about Alfie Evans.

00:15:27.880 This is a two-year-old in a hospital in England.

00:15:30.900 This is not international news yet.

00:15:33.440 It's in the news in England.

00:15:35.860 But it is another Charlie Gard story.

00:15:38.920 And this one is, it's a horrifying story.

00:15:42.760 Really, truly horrifying.

00:15:44.600 When does a child, when is it a child,

00:15:48.180 and when is it your child,

00:15:49.520 and when does it become the state's child?

00:15:51.380 These are the questions that we talked about

00:15:54.300 when we said, you know,

00:15:55.680 universal health care leads to death panels.

00:15:57.960 You're now seeing that in England.

00:16:02.220 And unfortunately, you're seeing it now in Holland and Iceland,

00:16:05.700 where if test results come back,

00:16:08.000 where you are carrying a child with Down syndrome,

00:16:10.680 they want to make mandatory abortion.

00:16:13.720 We've seen something come out of the Dutch government

00:16:16.740 where they are now starting to weigh a person's life

00:16:20.560 based on how much they can make.

00:16:23.400 And Edwin, this is all stuff we've seen before.

00:16:25.400 Yes, this is exactly what I was warning about,

00:16:30.400 and which I'm most unhappy to hear is coming true.

00:16:35.020 It will no longer be, as I said, about your skin color,

00:16:39.360 but your corporate worth.

00:16:40.860 And if what you just said is true,

00:16:44.040 then we are closer to this precipice than I ever thought,

00:16:47.680 where someone will evaluate in modern terms

00:16:51.460 what Hitler said,

00:16:53.440 which is a life not worthy of life,

00:16:56.780 or a life not worthy of living.

00:17:00.420 We're actually doing that in many ways in a passive way now

00:17:04.140 by creating economic structures and economic bars

00:17:08.460 to the actual continuation of life.

00:17:12.700 Right.

00:17:12.880 And I think that the single most threatening manifestation of this,

00:17:18.120 let us call the vanguard of this,

00:17:20.100 the tip of the spear,

00:17:21.240 is the cashless society,

00:17:22.860 which will make it possible for you

00:17:24.760 to even be denied a bread

00:17:27.460 because you'll be cut off with a keystroke.

00:17:32.000 Well, they're already doing this in China, Stu.

00:17:34.640 What was that story we got from China

00:17:36.300 that by 2020,

00:17:38.560 you are on a social media algorithm.

00:17:42.180 Every citizen of China

00:17:43.980 will be on a social media algorithm,

00:17:46.500 and based on what you're doing,

00:17:49.060 if the state says it's positive or negative,

00:17:52.580 is what will get you into the right stores,

00:17:55.960 allow you to buy certain things.

00:17:57.920 If you're perceived as a negative,

00:18:00.140 you are a non-person,

00:18:02.580 and they are implementing that.

00:18:04.640 By 2020, it will be in full force.

00:18:06.860 And that is exactly what I've complained about

00:18:10.040 in Michigan last week,

00:18:12.080 and I'm syndicating a story on this right now,

00:18:15.420 where I've introduced a concept called the algorithm ghetto.

00:18:18.920 Yes.

00:18:19.320 It is exactly what you just said.

00:18:22.520 You know, Amazon does this with its vendors,

00:18:26.260 with its authors,

00:18:30.020 with its suppliers,

00:18:32.480 with its workers.

00:18:33.540 Everybody's on a metric.

00:18:35.160 Everybody gets evaluated.

00:18:37.080 This idea that it's no longer good enough

00:18:39.240 to do the best that you can humanly do

00:18:41.360 and fulfill your aspirations the way you wish,

00:18:45.160 but have some overlord decide

00:18:47.560 that you must conform to a certain metric,

00:18:50.280 and that metric becomes higher and higher

00:18:53.180 and with the portal thinner and thinner.

00:18:56.500 So here's what's frightening.

00:18:57.340 The Germans used to say,

00:19:01.060 how many potatoes can a man earn or make or grow?

00:19:04.680 You know, let's look at what he's worth.

00:19:07.680 Is he eating more than he's producing?

00:19:11.100 And if you're eating more than you're producing,

00:19:14.380 you're a waste of society's resources.

00:19:17.300 In your book, IBM and the Holocaust,

00:19:21.300 what was still so terrifying to us

00:19:23.020 is if there had just been five years ahead,

00:19:28.100 you know, if the computer systems of IBM

00:19:30.860 would have just been five years better

00:19:33.400 and they would have been able to implement it even stronger,

00:19:37.720 there wouldn't be a Jew alive in Europe today. 0.96

00:19:42.260 Now, with the technology that we have,

00:19:44.760 if you're a marked person, you're done.

00:19:48.880 Well, remember, IBM did this research,

00:19:52.700 to your point, in Poland.

00:19:58.260 They had the Holoreth Group during World War II,

00:20:02.340 and they were measuring how many calories per day

00:20:06.140 was necessary to starve the entire Polish ghetto to death. 0.95

00:20:10.700 Back in just a minute.

00:20:14.760 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:33.080 Author of the international bestseller,

00:20:34.800 IBM and the Holocaust and War Against the Weak,

00:20:38.020 Edwin Black is here.

00:20:40.540 We're talking about the meaning of life

00:20:44.580 or the worth of life.

00:20:46.080 When, you know, when are you property of the state

00:20:50.020 and where are we headed now?

00:20:54.960 What's amazing, Edwin, to me is,

00:20:58.000 you know, in reading all of your research,

00:21:00.040 you would think that the eugenics program 0.87

00:21:03.520 here in the United States,

00:21:04.940 because how many states were sterilizing people

00:21:07.620 at the height of all of this?

00:21:10.240 Give me the word.

00:21:11.140 27 states, but other states,

00:21:14.560 had non-sterilization means of eliminating people,

00:21:18.780 such as incarceration in what we can call

00:21:24.540 pseudo-medical concentration camps,

00:21:27.840 like sanitariums,

00:21:29.740 and there was marriage voiding,

00:21:32.760 marriage prohibition,

00:21:36.960 and of course,

00:21:38.440 even some states that did not forcibly sterilize

00:21:43.000 engaged in what you have referred to with Alfie,

00:21:46.420 which is the conscious denial of life support,

00:21:51.740 the institution in Lincoln, Illinois,

00:21:55.760 that fed its kids tubercular milk,

00:22:01.020 to see how many would survive

00:22:03.760 and how many would not.

00:22:05.900 The denial on the surgical table

00:22:12.980 of that baby Bolin

00:22:17.660 that came up with the concept of the black stork,

00:22:22.100 better to see your baby not live.

00:22:24.480 It's a horrifying movie.

00:22:25.420 And, which of course, you're very aware of.

00:22:30.260 When I was growing up in Chicago,

00:22:32.640 the medical,

00:22:34.660 the consensus of medical wisdom

00:22:38.960 for spina bifida

00:22:40.900 was to allow the baby

00:22:42.940 to die within

00:22:44.180 the first 24 to 48 hours

00:22:46.840 by denial of nutrition.

00:22:49.500 And today,

00:22:50.600 we see spina bifida ski teams.

00:22:54.220 So this is in my lifetime

00:22:55.740 and yours.

00:22:57.500 So here's the amazing thing is,

00:22:59.340 when you look at it,

00:23:00.780 this was so widespread,

00:23:03.140 yet at its height,

00:23:05.000 the American Eugenics Society

00:23:07.220 had very low membership.

00:23:09.260 It seems like there were

00:23:10.300 not a lot of people

00:23:12.500 that were driving this.

00:23:14.140 Is that true?

00:23:15.200 Yes, that's an interesting observation.

00:23:17.460 It's not that there was a groundswell.

00:23:19.320 Right.

00:23:19.780 In fact, it was the opposite

00:23:21.520 of a groundswell

00:23:22.680 because so long,

00:23:24.960 there was the concept

00:23:25.780 of forced surgical sterilization

00:23:28.440 and even euthanasia

00:23:29.620 because the first gas chambers

00:23:32.060 were the attempt to legislate them

00:23:35.420 in the United States,

00:23:36.560 came in Ohio in 1906.

00:23:38.560 But the immigrant population 0.99

00:23:41.140 that came here,

00:23:41.880 and of course,

00:23:42.380 ordinary Americans

00:23:43.660 didn't want their elected officials

00:23:46.140 sterilizing and murdering them

00:23:49.240 through this pseudoscience.

00:23:51.580 And so those things

00:23:53.340 were not legislated in

00:23:55.200 until, of course,

00:23:56.300 Buck v. Bell,

00:23:57.220 the Supreme Court,

00:23:58.040 Oliver Wendell Holmes

00:23:59.020 in 1927,

00:24:01.400 said it is better

00:24:03.020 for all the world

00:24:03.760 that three generations

00:24:04.900 of imbeciles

00:24:05.960 be sterilized

00:24:09.180 and see them executed

00:24:10.260 for their crimes.

00:24:11.960 What is the...

00:24:12.660 I didn't know about

00:24:13.820 the gas chambers

00:24:14.600 here in the United States.

00:24:15.860 Tell me that.

00:24:17.600 Well,

00:24:18.480 year...

00:24:19.300 Decades

00:24:20.100 before Hitler 0.85

00:24:21.540 employed the gas chamber,

00:24:23.020 of course,

00:24:23.400 Hitler was a eugenicist 0.80

00:24:25.220 who studied

00:24:26.160 American eugenic works 0.72

00:24:27.720 in German translation,

00:24:29.580 translated by the Nazi party

00:24:31.160 in prison,

00:24:32.740 and even wrote about

00:24:33.740 American eugenics

00:24:34.740 in Mein Kampf,

00:24:36.100 gas chambers

00:24:37.220 were always considered

00:24:38.840 to be the best solution

00:24:40.760 for a eugenic problem.

00:24:44.300 And I think I have a chapter

00:24:45.420 that you're looking at right now,

00:24:48.080 War Against the Weak.

00:24:50.120 It's called

00:24:51.260 The Lethal Chamber

00:24:52.280 or Eugenicide.

00:24:54.620 And so there was always

00:24:55.660 an effort

00:24:56.300 to bring out

00:24:59.140 a gas chamber

00:24:59.920 in the United States.

00:25:00.880 Of course,

00:25:01.500 they finally did so

00:25:02.400 in 1928

00:25:03.340 in Nevada

00:25:04.240 with the first

00:25:05.220 capital punishment crime.

00:25:07.180 But the original idea

00:25:08.540 was that

00:25:09.240 a doctor

00:25:11.040 would write

00:25:11.500 a prescription out

00:25:12.860 for a gassing

00:25:14.400 and there would be

00:25:16.080 public gassings

00:25:16.900 and people would be

00:25:17.720 marched in

00:25:18.300 and brought out

00:25:19.200 the dead.

00:25:20.340 And as I say,

00:25:21.280 the first legislation

00:25:23.180 was entered into Ohio

00:25:24.380 in 1906

00:25:25.380 and none of it

00:25:27.820 ever came to the fore.

00:25:29.380 In fact,

00:25:30.260 when the Carnegie Institution

00:25:31.500 and Rockefeller Foundation

00:25:32.960 first propelled

00:25:34.820 the eugenics movement

00:25:36.000 to international

00:25:37.560 and pseudoscientific heights,

00:25:40.680 euthanasia

00:25:42.620 was one of their

00:25:43.800 12 preferred methods

00:25:46.100 of eliminating.

00:25:48.380 we must understand

00:25:49.980 that eugenics 1.00

00:25:51.380 was an effort

00:25:52.200 to eliminate

00:25:53.260 90%

00:25:54.560 of the people

00:25:55.660 in the United States

00:25:56.840 10% at a time

00:25:58.700 to first identify

00:26:00.080 what they deemed

00:26:00.920 to be the bottom 10th

00:26:02.200 and eliminate those

00:26:03.900 and then

00:26:04.600 slice off

00:26:05.560 a 10th,

00:26:06.700 a 10th,

00:26:07.300 a 10th

00:26:07.940 until there was

00:26:08.680 no one left

00:26:09.260 except those

00:26:09.900 who resembled themselves.

00:26:11.440 And that was blonde, 1.00

00:26:12.680 it was blue-eyed,

00:26:13.940 and it was Nordic.

00:26:15.620 Are you concerned

00:26:16.540 at all

00:26:17.020 that we're doing

00:26:18.000 many of the same things

00:26:19.800 just in a more

00:26:22.240 sterilized fashion?

00:26:24.720 Now you can pick

00:26:26.800 the hair color,

00:26:29.540 the eye color,

00:26:30.700 now if you have twins

00:26:32.440 you can pick

00:26:33.780 if it's going to be

00:26:34.540 a boy or a girl

00:26:35.760 and you can abort 0.86

00:26:37.900 the twin

00:26:39.200 if you only wanted

00:26:40.160 one child.

00:26:41.360 We're talking about

00:26:42.340 gene splicing.

00:26:43.560 I mean,

00:26:44.180 we're doing all the things

00:26:45.460 or on the precipice

00:26:46.640 of doing all the things

00:26:47.640 that anyone

00:26:49.260 from Margaret Sanger

00:26:50.280 to Adolf Hitler

00:26:51.020 wanted to do.

00:26:53.660 Margaret Sanger

00:26:54.740 wanted to eliminate

00:26:56.880 two-thirds

00:26:57.940 of society

00:26:59.780 to save humanity.

00:27:02.080 She called these people

00:27:03.160 human weeds.

00:27:05.160 Adolf Hitler 0.89

00:27:05.820 also wanted

00:27:06.600 to save the world

00:27:07.680 by once again

00:27:09.960 eliminating

00:27:10.640 any that did not

00:27:12.400 conform to his concept

00:27:13.620 of a master race.

00:27:16.060 What we are doing now

00:27:17.700 is we're putting

00:27:18.840 corporate logos

00:27:20.000 on this golf shirts

00:27:21.980 with emblems.

00:27:23.440 We're doing it slower.

00:27:25.480 We're doing it more subtly.

00:27:26.840 We're doing it

00:27:27.340 with a much nicer

00:27:28.980 PR campaign.

00:27:30.580 We're doing it economically

00:27:32.120 and we're doing it digitally

00:27:33.860 and there will come

00:27:35.040 a point soon

00:27:36.300 when what is even

00:27:37.640 being done

00:27:38.480 will not be

00:27:39.700 will not be known

00:27:40.860 to us

00:27:41.440 because of this

00:27:42.960 digital ghetto

00:27:44.260 this electronic ghetto

00:27:45.580 and this algorithm ghetto 0.88

00:27:47.400 that is in fact

00:27:49.000 emerging upon us

00:27:50.500 right now.

00:27:51.780 Just

00:27:52.120 last Christmas

00:27:54.040 Amazon decreed

00:27:55.720 that all books

00:27:57.240 all historical books

00:27:59.360 on Nazi Germany

00:28:00.560 could not feature

00:28:01.780 a swastika 0.52

00:28:02.560 on them

00:28:03.720 outside the United States

00:28:05.880 and so my book

00:28:06.920 Nazi Nexus 0.56

00:28:07.640 and many many many

00:28:09.080 other books

00:28:09.880 had to be redesigned

00:28:12.020 to take the swastika away.

00:28:14.320 Poland

00:28:14.620 has now

00:28:15.640 let

00:28:16.460 enforced legislation

00:28:18.860 to obscure

00:28:21.020 and hide

00:28:21.920 and rewrite

00:28:23.160 the history

00:28:23.760 of the Polish nation

00:28:25.020 in which

00:28:25.840 many many Jews

00:28:27.360 of Polish citizens

00:28:29.940 were killed

00:28:30.700 by their neighbors

00:28:31.700 and there was

00:28:33.060 huge collaboration.

00:28:34.500 We know that Poland 0.99

00:28:35.260 was occupied

00:28:35.980 but I assure you

00:28:37.680 that

00:28:38.200 we know this

00:28:39.240 because of ordinary men.

00:28:41.140 We know this

00:28:41.540 because of ordinary men

00:28:42.700 and we know

00:28:43.780 that when

00:28:44.560 hundreds of thousands

00:28:46.340 of Jews

00:28:47.000 were incrementally

00:28:49.060 marched

00:28:49.460 to the edge of town

00:28:50.700 shot in a pit

00:28:52.580 in a public

00:28:54.580 in a more or less

00:28:55.360 public ceremony

00:28:56.160 we know that

00:28:57.320 the very next day

00:28:58.700 in the schoolyard

00:29:00.060 and the main square

00:29:01.080 all their property

00:29:02.280 was systematically auctioned

00:29:04.340 all their possessions

00:29:05.440 were taken over

00:29:06.580 all their houses

00:29:07.740 became owned

00:29:09.100 by the

00:29:10.240 villagers

00:29:11.240 inside

00:29:12.120 and the same thing

00:29:13.120 is happening

00:29:13.600 in Lithuania

00:29:14.380 and we are going

00:29:15.860 to see the rewriting

00:29:16.780 of history

00:29:17.380 now soon.

00:29:20.200 Does it make

00:29:21.400 the idea

00:29:22.960 of having

00:29:23.580 a non-digital

00:29:25.100 library

00:29:25.720 of critical

00:29:27.340 importance?

00:29:28.320 I have a non-digital

00:29:29.760 library

00:29:30.420 and so do you

00:29:33.160 and I happen

00:29:33.660 to know

00:29:34.180 that your library

00:29:35.640 has some

00:29:36.260 excellent

00:29:37.200 selections

00:29:38.020 and some of them

00:29:39.440 are quite unique

00:29:40.280 especially in the

00:29:41.440 eugenics realm 0.95

00:29:42.180 I've seen some

00:29:43.200 of your books

00:29:44.100 I don't think

00:29:45.560 it's a matter

00:29:46.200 of having

00:29:46.980 a digital

00:29:47.720 or non-digital

00:29:49.060 library

00:29:49.840 I think it's a matter

00:29:50.960 of taking

00:29:51.900 the controls

00:29:52.780 away

00:29:53.260 so that somebody

00:29:54.480 in Silicon Valley

00:29:55.720 can decide

00:29:57.000 whether

00:29:57.720 an individual

00:29:58.980 will be heard

00:29:59.880 or not heard

00:30:00.720 my book

00:30:01.760 IBM and the Holocaust 0.69

00:30:02.820 came out

00:30:04.500 in a Czech version

00:30:05.680 it's coming out

00:30:06.980 in four more languages

00:30:08.600 this year

00:30:09.440 it came out

00:30:10.180 in a Czech

00:30:10.720 language version

00:30:12.060 a couple of months ago

00:30:13.260 and somebody

00:30:14.320 tweeted out

00:30:15.180 just a picture

00:30:16.480 of the book

00:30:19.080 it was just

00:30:19.900 a book cover

00:30:20.620 in their hand

00:30:21.540 and there was

00:30:22.320 a warning

00:30:23.120 bar

00:30:24.780 that this

00:30:25.980 is a difficult

00:30:27.160 subject

00:30:27.840 and you'll have

00:30:29.860 to click here

00:30:30.680 for access

00:30:31.860 to it

00:30:32.620 our history

00:30:33.400 is not only

00:30:34.320 being erased

00:30:35.420 it's being

00:30:36.140 refabricated

00:30:37.380 it's being

00:30:38.060 remolded

00:30:38.960 it's being

00:30:39.560 reborn

00:30:40.220 before our eyes

00:30:41.700 and we're seeing

00:30:42.600 it incrementally

00:30:44.560 and we're seeing

00:30:45.320 it en masse

00:30:46.240 and these

00:30:47.220 factors

00:30:47.940 are coming

00:30:48.580 together

00:30:49.140 right before us

00:30:50.360 how does

00:30:50.600 somebody

00:30:50.820 follow you

00:30:51.400 well

00:30:52.620 I have a website

00:30:54.020 edwinblack.com

00:30:55.220 and I have

00:30:55.780 a twitter account

00:30:56.720 which I think

00:30:58.060 is edwinblackbook

00:30:59.540 I'm not supposed

00:31:01.820 to say this

00:31:02.460 but my daughter

00:31:03.100 runs my

00:31:03.800 twitter and facebook

00:31:05.020 and so

00:31:07.360 I'm out there

00:31:09.040 but I don't do

00:31:10.700 much on

00:31:11.220 Facebook

00:31:12.160 I don't express

00:31:13.000 myself

00:31:13.360 but my stuff

00:31:14.620 is announced

00:31:15.180 yeah I will

00:31:16.160 tell you that

00:31:16.900 I am

00:31:18.140 I'm a big fan

00:31:19.020 of yours

00:31:19.400 I think you're

00:31:19.980 a very

00:31:20.360 you're a

00:31:22.480 very careful

00:31:23.580 studious

00:31:24.560 well thought

00:31:25.400 out

00:31:25.660 well researched

00:31:26.660 man

00:31:27.760 and a hero

00:31:28.880 I think you

00:31:30.420 have

00:31:30.740 you have

00:31:31.800 stood against

00:31:32.540 giants

00:31:33.120 to try to

00:31:33.900 tell the truth

00:31:34.600 historic truth

00:31:35.740 and have

00:31:36.760 always come up

00:31:37.860 with the evidence

00:31:38.740 and

00:31:39.720 never smear

00:31:41.500 just tell the

00:31:42.700 truth with the

00:31:43.540 hard facts

00:31:44.220 to back it up

00:31:45.260 and

00:31:45.400 and

00:31:46.420 you're rare

00:31:47.560 in today's age

00:31:49.060 and I

00:31:49.320 thank you

00:31:49.960 thank you

00:31:50.820 back in just a

00:31:52.760 minute

00:31:52.920 if you've not

00:31:53.940 read any of his

00:31:54.720 work you need

00:31:55.440 to IBM

00:31:56.040 and the

00:31:56.860 holocaust 0.90

00:31:57.620 the Nazi

00:31:58.600 nexus

00:31:59.280 and we've

00:32:00.760 been discussing

00:32:01.320 war against

00:32:02.320 the weak

00:32:02.960 which is

00:32:04.000 shocking

00:32:05.200 with its

00:32:06.480 American

00:32:06.920 connections

00:32:07.700 all right

00:32:09.220 let me tell you

00:32:10.260 about our

00:32:10.480 sponsor this

00:32:11.060 half hour

00:32:11.500 it is my

00:32:12.200 patriot supply

00:32:13.040 FEMA is 0.56

00:32:14.300 broken and

00:32:15.020 this doesn't

00:32:15.460 come from me

00:32:15.980 this comes

00:32:16.500 from the

00:32:16.820 head of

00:32:17.100 FEMA

00:32:17.360 they say

00:32:18.260 hurricane

00:32:18.740 and wildfire

00:32:19.340 seasons are

00:32:20.020 ahead

00:32:20.420 and if

00:32:22.060 if we

00:32:22.740 have you

00:32:23.360 know flooding

00:32:23.800 from a

00:32:24.380 hurricane

00:32:24.720 or wildfires

00:32:26.200 or whatever

00:32:26.840 they're not

00:32:28.000 going to be

00:32:28.340 able to

00:32:28.740 come and

00:32:29.560 give you

00:32:30.060 the support

00:32:30.580 that you

00:32:30.920 need

00:32:31.280 well that

00:32:32.220 wouldn't have

00:32:32.680 been a

00:32:32.940 shock to

00:32:33.580 you know

00:32:34.120 my family

00:32:34.960 or my

00:32:35.400 grandparents

00:32:36.000 or anybody

00:32:36.660 else but

00:32:37.180 it's a

00:32:37.440 shock now

00:32:37.980 what do you

00:32:38.220 mean the

00:32:38.460 government

00:32:38.720 can't help

00:32:39.340 we have to

00:32:41.120 prepare to

00:32:41.760 take care of

00:32:42.320 ourselves

00:32:42.760 and this

00:32:43.900 is the

00:32:44.200 week to

00:32:44.640 stop

00:32:44.880 stock up

00:32:45.660 on emergency

00:32:46.240 food

00:32:46.700 this week

00:32:47.500 the

00:32:47.680 Glenn Beck

00:32:48.080 special offer

00:32:48.840 from my

00:32:49.380 patriot supply

00:32:50.260 buy one

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00:32:55.240 it's buy

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00:32:57.480 purchase

00:32:58.380 one two-week

00:32:59.340 emergency

00:32:59.760 food supply

00:33:00.520 kit

00:33:00.840 my patriot

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00:33:07.080 with Glenn

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00:33:10.840 lunch and

00:33:11.520 dinner for

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00:33:12.680 for one

00:33:13.100 person they

00:33:13.620 last up to

00:33:14.140 25 years

00:33:14.780 in storage

00:33:15.320 they're

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00:33:17.040 they're

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00:33:17.980 they're

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00:33:18.800 they're easy

00:33:19.300 to grab

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00:33:23.560 one

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00:33:26.180 800-200-7163

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00:33:32.280 or just go

00:33:32.960 to the

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00:33:33.600 prepare

00:33:34.180 with

00:33:34.460 Glenn

00:33:34.800 dot com

00:33:35.620 Glenn

00:33:37.720 Beck

00:33:38.720 Mercury

00:33:39.680 Glenn

00:33:49.180 back

00:33:49.760 it's always

00:33:59.180 disturbing

00:33:59.760 to know

00:34:01.840 the news

00:34:02.580 and

00:34:04.220 and to

00:34:06.220 think it

00:34:06.540 means

00:34:06.820 something

00:34:07.160 and then

00:34:07.820 to talk

00:34:08.300 to an

00:34:08.600 expert

00:34:08.960 in any

00:34:10.260 given

00:34:10.600 field

00:34:11.120 and they

00:34:12.740 don't know

00:34:13.440 that news

00:34:14.200 when we

00:34:15.020 told

00:34:15.440 Edwin

00:34:16.380 about

00:34:17.540 what's

00:34:17.960 happening

00:34:18.240 in China

00:34:18.820 you know

00:34:19.620 he's

00:34:19.920 calling

00:34:20.240 it

00:34:20.460 the

00:34:20.800 algorithm

00:34:22.160 ghetto

00:34:22.740 to where

00:34:24.780 people will

00:34:25.620 be controlled

00:34:26.300 by an

00:34:27.300 algorithm

00:34:27.740 and you

00:34:28.340 will be

00:34:28.740 you will

00:34:29.880 have access

00:34:30.500 to money

00:34:31.200 or to

00:34:31.920 items

00:34:33.160 or to

00:34:33.800 whatever

00:34:34.280 based on

00:34:35.540 what you're

00:34:35.980 doing online

00:34:36.900 we told him

00:34:38.720 oh yeah

00:34:39.480 that's being

00:34:40.200 implemented now

00:34:41.040 in China

00:34:41.980 President Xi

00:34:43.260 announced it

00:34:44.340 that it

00:34:44.700 will be

00:34:45.020 in full

00:34:45.500 force

00:34:46.280 by 2020

00:34:47.180 in China

00:34:48.040 he went

00:34:48.940 a little

00:34:49.160 white

00:34:49.660 and it's

00:34:51.440 a little

00:34:51.700 disturbing

00:34:52.360 yeah

00:34:53.080 I mean

00:34:54.140 to see

00:34:54.480 that

00:34:54.740 you know

00:34:55.320 it's such

00:34:55.860 a real

00:34:56.260 thing

00:34:56.660 and that's

00:34:57.460 I guess

00:34:57.820 what the

00:34:58.160 point of

00:34:58.500 this is

00:34:58.940 we could

00:34:59.840 sit here

00:35:00.160 and you

00:35:00.440 go back

00:35:00.780 and forth

00:35:01.060 about the

00:35:01.380 daily

00:35:01.740 you know

00:35:03.300 musings

00:35:03.920 of every

00:35:04.920 political

00:35:05.300 figure

00:35:05.680 and all

00:35:05.980 the news

00:35:06.360 and we'll

00:35:06.580 do that

00:35:07.020 obviously

00:35:07.340 it's important

00:35:07.860 at some

00:35:08.180 level

00:35:08.420 but like

00:35:08.720 this is a

00:35:09.100 much bigger

00:35:09.540 thing

00:35:09.900 I mean

00:35:10.740 these are

00:35:11.200 he's

00:35:11.580 Edwin has

00:35:12.180 done work

00:35:12.600 that has

00:35:13.100 changed

00:35:14.240 history

00:35:14.820 I mean

00:35:15.600 I shouldn't

00:35:16.200 say changed

00:35:16.600 history

00:35:16.920 changed the

00:35:17.560 telling of

00:35:18.180 history

00:35:18.540 uncovered

00:35:19.260 real history

00:35:20.360 that people

00:35:21.400 were trying

00:35:22.320 to hide

00:35:22.800 or had

00:35:23.140 forgotten

00:35:23.500 really important

00:35:24.580 I mean

00:35:24.800 I was looking

00:35:25.280 at this

00:35:25.520 today

00:35:25.800 if you look

00:35:26.640 at the

00:35:27.000 think of

00:35:28.180 everything

00:35:28.580 that's

00:35:28.800 happened

00:35:29.000 over the

00:35:29.280 past year

00:35:29.980 with

00:35:30.580 Donald

00:35:31.020 Trump

00:35:31.520 and all

00:35:32.360 of the

00:35:32.580 back and

00:35:33.040 form

00:35:33.220 all the

00:35:33.880 stories

00:35:34.380 that people

00:35:35.040 have obsessed

00:35:35.560 about

00:35:35.900 as if

00:35:36.440 they were

00:35:36.640 the biggest

00:35:37.040 stories

00:35:37.520 in the

00:35:37.960 universe

00:35:38.360 in the

00:35:39.440 last year

00:35:40.060 Donald

00:35:41.020 Trump's

00:35:41.440 average

00:35:41.780 approval

00:35:42.160 rating

00:35:42.500 from all

00:35:43.040 the polls

00:35:43.460 has ranged

00:35:44.460 between

00:35:44.900 36 and

00:35:45.700 42

00:35:46.100 it's been

00:35:48.120 remarkably

00:35:49.000 consistent

00:35:49.980 in that

00:35:50.620 range

00:35:51.100 none of

00:35:52.940 that

00:35:53.240 none of

00:35:54.060 the

00:35:54.240 thousands

00:35:55.000 of

00:35:55.320 breaking

00:35:56.300 news

00:35:56.700 alerts

00:35:57.000 on

00:35:57.220 CNN

00:35:57.680 has

00:35:58.480 moved

00:35:58.780 that

00:35:58.980 thing

00:35:59.200 out

00:35:59.440 of a

00:35:59.700 six

00:36:00.100 point

00:36:00.400 range

00:36:00.720 which

00:36:00.900 you

00:36:01.040 might

00:36:01.300 notice

00:36:01.760 is the

00:36:02.780 margin

00:36:03.180 of

00:36:03.400 three

00:36:04.220 points

00:36:04.540 in

00:36:04.640 either

00:36:04.760 direction

00:36:05.140 of

00:36:05.360 almost

00:36:05.600 all

00:36:05.860 of

00:36:05.980 those

00:36:06.120 polls

00:36:06.460 it's

00:36:07.540 all

00:36:07.880 of

00:36:08.040 this

00:36:08.260 craziness

00:36:09.640 on

00:36:09.860 television

00:36:10.260 all

00:36:10.740 of

00:36:10.900 the

00:36:11.100 breathless

00:36:11.940 reporting

00:36:12.420 all

00:36:13.100 of the

00:36:13.460 awards

00:36:14.220 they've

00:36:14.520 given

00:36:14.780 themselves

00:36:15.380 have

00:36:16.060 accomplished

00:36:16.840 exactly

00:36:17.700 nothing

00:36:18.560 and

00:36:19.820 and all

00:36:20.180 of

00:36:20.320 this

00:36:20.460 obsession

00:36:20.960 and

00:36:21.220 everyone

00:36:21.600 getting

00:36:21.840 fired

00:36:22.240 up

00:36:22.440 in

00:36:22.540 the

00:36:22.680 daily

00:36:22.980 outrage

00:36:23.580 of

00:36:24.140 the

00:36:24.260 day

00:36:24.540 has

00:36:25.060 not

00:36:25.260 moved

00:36:25.580 that

00:36:25.880 at

00:36:26.100 all

00:36:26.500 and

00:36:27.180 that's

00:36:27.380 just

00:36:27.520 one

00:36:27.820 measure

00:36:28.200 of

00:36:28.360 it

00:36:28.460 but

00:36:28.560 it

00:36:28.700 just

00:36:28.900 shows

00:36:29.540 that

00:36:30.080 bigger

00:36:30.840 things

00:36:31.360 things

00:36:32.360 with

00:36:32.580 real

00:36:33.000 consequence

00:36:33.880 things

00:36:34.380 with

00:36:34.520 real

00:36:34.800 weight

00:36:35.320 are

00:36:35.720 where

00:36:36.060 we

00:36:36.340 should

00:36:36.480 be

00:36:36.640 focusing

00:36:36.980 our

00:36:37.340 attention

00:36:38.200 we

00:36:38.540 are

00:36:38.800 we

00:36:39.100 are

00:36:39.460 we

00:36:41.380 are

00:36:41.700 missing

00:36:42.240 the

00:36:43.220 big

00:36:43.660 picture

00:36:44.160 by

00:36:44.680 looking

00:36:45.260 and

00:36:45.780 and

00:36:46.300 navel

00:36:46.840 gazing

00:36:47.320 and

00:36:48.140 staring

00:36:48.760 at a

00:36:49.260 tree

00:36:49.540 trunk

00:36:49.880 we're

00:36:50.180 missing

00:36:50.500 the

00:36:50.800 entire

00:36:51.440 forest

00:36:52.040 and

00:36:52.720 it's

00:36:52.900 the

00:36:53.100 forest

00:36:53.640 that

00:36:53.960 matters

00:36:54.420 because

00:36:55.160 it's

00:36:55.620 just

00:36:55.920 moving

00:36:56.520 forward

00:36:57.100 you know

00:36:58.000 we can

00:36:58.340 say

00:36:58.620 whatever

00:36:58.880 we

00:36:59.200 want

00:36:59.620 about

00:37:00.300 you know

00:37:00.700 Facebook

00:37:01.100 and their

00:37:01.540 algorithms

00:37:02.040 but

00:37:02.540 they're

00:37:02.680 moving

00:37:02.960 forward

00:37:03.460 you know

00:37:04.420 we can

00:37:04.980 be outraged

00:37:06.040 by

00:37:06.380 Zuckerberg

00:37:07.160 and

00:37:07.580 and

00:37:07.920 Facebook

00:37:08.300 and

00:37:08.660 you know

00:37:09.280 all

00:37:09.480 but

00:37:09.860 nothing's

00:37:10.420 changing

00:37:10.920 nothing's

00:37:12.140 changing

00:37:12.620 it's

00:37:13.860 moving

00:37:14.440 forward

00:37:15.200 and

00:37:16.220 that's

00:37:16.800 where we

00:37:17.320 really need

00:37:17.780 to focus

00:37:18.180 our

00:37:18.400 attention

00:37:18.740 on the

00:37:19.360 big

00:37:19.780 picture

00:37:20.280 of what

00:37:21.180 is

00:37:21.320 happening

00:37:21.700 and one

00:37:22.580 thing

00:37:22.800 that is

00:37:23.120 happening

00:37:23.500 is the

00:37:24.680 erasing

00:37:25.220 of a

00:37:25.780 whole

00:37:26.260 Christian

00:37:27.400 society

00:37:28.180 we go

00:37:28.560 there

00:37:28.740 next

00:37:29.240 back

00:37:30.020 Mercury

00:37:31.140 love

00:37:38.660 courage

00:37:39.840 truth

00:37:41.600 Glenn

00:37:43.300 back

00:37:44.300 last night

00:37:45.500 there were

00:37:46.840 cheers in

00:37:47.660 heaven as

00:37:48.400 Barbara Bush

00:37:49.840 was called

00:37:50.520 home

00:37:51.040 she was

00:37:53.420 92 years

00:37:54.900 old

00:37:55.300 we've

00:37:57.920 lost

00:37:58.240 an

00:37:58.540 icon

00:37:59.240 she was

00:38:01.300 the

00:38:01.400 matriarch 1.00

00:38:01.820 of the

00:38:02.340 most

00:38:02.600 successful

00:38:03.060 American

00:38:03.440 political

00:38:03.820 dynasty

00:38:04.220 in

00:38:04.480 modern

00:38:04.800 history

00:38:05.220 she was

00:38:06.280 the

00:38:06.600 helm

00:38:07.280 of the

00:38:07.700 entire

00:38:08.040 Bush

00:38:08.400 family

00:38:08.900 she was

00:38:13.640 a good

00:38:13.860 woman 0.99

00:38:14.200 her maiden 0.63

00:38:17.280 name was

00:38:17.660 Pierce

00:38:18.040 Barbara

00:38:18.720 Pierce

00:38:19.100 she was

00:38:19.460 born in

00:38:19.960 Manhattan

00:38:20.380 in 1925

00:38:21.280 she was

00:38:21.980 16

00:38:22.400 when she

00:38:24.380 met

00:38:24.680 George H.W.

00:38:25.960 Bush

00:38:26.200 16 years

00:38:27.480 old

00:38:27.840 George H.W.

00:38:29.420 Bush was

00:38:29.840 her first

00:38:30.360 kiss

00:38:30.740 and her

00:38:31.280 only kiss

00:38:32.040 they began

00:38:33.260 their adventure

00:38:34.260 together in

00:38:34.880 1945

00:38:35.860 they married

00:38:37.180 while George

00:38:38.000 was on leave

00:38:38.600 during World War

00:38:39.300 II

00:38:39.460 he was a

00:38:39.920 pilot

00:38:40.240 this past

00:38:42.140 January

00:38:42.580 Barbara

00:38:42.980 and George

00:38:43.560 celebrated

00:38:44.160 their 73rd

00:38:45.600 wedding

00:38:46.000 anniversary

00:38:46.600 that makes

00:38:48.140 them the

00:38:48.620 longest

00:38:49.060 married

00:38:49.480 couple

00:38:49.860 in U.S.

00:38:50.640 presidential

00:38:51.060 history

00:38:51.660 I know

00:38:53.780 both of

00:38:54.320 them

00:38:54.560 they are

00:38:57.700 remarkable

00:38:58.300 people

00:38:58.840 I don't

00:39:01.920 think

00:39:02.300 H.W.

00:39:03.260 would have

00:39:03.520 thought that

00:39:04.200 he would

00:39:06.120 be the

00:39:06.520 one that

00:39:07.100 would go

00:39:07.560 second

00:39:08.300 she was

00:39:12.020 a titan

00:39:13.020 after the

00:39:15.060 war the

00:39:15.420 Bushes

00:39:15.700 moved around

00:39:16.160 a lot

00:39:16.460 29 times

00:39:17.820 to be exact

00:39:18.540 they

00:39:19.320 eventually

00:39:19.640 settled

00:39:19.980 in Texas

00:39:20.580 and it

00:39:21.700 was there

00:39:22.000 the first

00:39:22.500 tragedy

00:39:23.460 tested

00:39:24.100 their love

00:39:25.440 for one

00:39:25.880 another

00:39:26.200 and their

00:39:26.600 family

00:39:27.040 their daughter

00:39:27.520 Robin

00:39:27.980 died of

00:39:28.900 leukemia

00:39:29.340 in 1953

00:39:29.960 she was

00:39:30.460 three years

00:39:31.080 old

00:39:31.540 Barbara

00:39:32.660 Bush

00:39:32.960 said

00:39:33.260 quote

00:39:33.620 I was

00:39:34.160 combing

00:39:34.580 her hair

00:39:35.100 and holding

00:39:35.640 her hand

00:39:36.320 and I

00:39:37.460 saw her

00:39:37.920 little body

00:39:38.540 and I

00:39:39.980 saw the

00:39:40.400 spirit

00:39:40.740 leave

00:39:41.220 but

00:39:43.660 Barbara

00:39:43.960 and George

00:39:44.500 persevered

00:39:45.260 their

00:39:45.740 love

00:39:46.340 their

00:39:46.520 relationship

00:39:46.980 grew

00:39:47.300 stronger

00:39:47.700 and in

00:39:48.060 the end

00:39:48.420 they

00:39:48.660 proudly

00:39:49.020 boasted

00:39:49.520 six

00:39:50.000 children

00:39:50.480 14

00:39:51.480 grandchildren

00:39:52.100 seven

00:39:52.640 great

00:39:53.140 grandchildren

00:39:53.960 they

00:39:55.060 seem to

00:39:55.620 have been

00:39:55.940 successful

00:39:56.400 in everything

00:39:56.980 that they

00:39:57.380 did

00:39:57.680 first in

00:39:58.300 Texas

00:39:58.760 in business

00:39:59.440 then in

00:39:59.860 politics

00:40:00.440 Barbara

00:40:01.300 would become

00:40:01.780 the second

00:40:02.260 lady from

00:40:02.720 1981 to

00:40:03.620 1989

00:40:04.100 the first

00:40:04.980 lady from

00:40:05.480 89 to

00:40:06.160 93

00:40:06.560 and then

00:40:07.140 the mother

00:40:07.640 of the

00:40:08.500 president

00:40:08.860 from 2001

00:40:09.940 to 2009

00:40:11.260 for many

00:40:12.760 generation

00:40:13.340 Xers 1.00

00:40:13.920 Barbara

00:40:15.200 Bush was

00:40:15.780 the first

00:40:16.440 first lady 0.89

00:40:17.240 they remember

00:40:18.000 her look 0.93

00:40:19.940 was iconic

00:40:21.160 everyone

00:40:23.340 remembers her

00:40:24.100 white hair

00:40:24.660 and her

00:40:25.000 pearls

00:40:25.480 Barbara

00:40:26.200 said that

00:40:26.640 her hair

00:40:27.000 was never

00:40:27.440 colored due

00:40:27.960 to her

00:40:28.240 intense

00:40:28.580 love of

00:40:29.000 the outdoors

00:40:29.560 and swimming

00:40:30.160 I love

00:40:30.640 the fact

00:40:31.080 that she

00:40:31.420 never hid

00:40:32.060 her age

00:40:32.820 she was

00:40:34.480 always outside

00:40:35.100 enjoying

00:40:35.600 nature

00:40:36.200 she

00:40:38.580 she told

00:40:39.900 her

00:40:40.040 granddaughter

00:40:40.520 Jenna

00:40:40.960 she said

00:40:42.680 you know

00:40:43.000 honey

00:40:43.300 the pearls

00:40:43.960 I wear

00:40:44.460 them

00:40:44.700 to cover

00:40:46.200 up wrinkles

00:40:46.840 unfortunately

00:40:48.460 they no longer

00:40:49.320 do

00:40:49.700 because you

00:40:50.720 can't wear

00:40:51.120 pearls

00:40:51.540 all over

00:40:51.920 your face

00:40:52.580 Barbara's

00:40:55.500 crusade

00:40:55.840 over the

00:40:56.120 years

00:40:56.400 has been

00:40:56.900 universal

00:40:57.700 literacy

00:40:58.220 she

00:40:58.780 founded

00:41:00.000 the

00:41:00.320 Barbara

00:41:00.780 Bush

00:41:01.060 Foundation

00:41:01.540 for

00:41:01.800 family

00:41:02.160 literacy

00:41:02.660 she

00:41:03.520 holds

00:41:04.180 honorary

00:41:04.640 degrees

00:41:05.060 from

00:41:05.260 five

00:41:05.700 different

00:41:06.040 universities

00:41:06.720 I've

00:41:07.620 never

00:41:08.060 seen

00:41:08.600 that

00:41:08.860 woman 0.99

00:41:09.260 ever

00:41:10.960 do

00:41:12.620 anything

00:41:13.280 out of

00:41:14.140 character

00:41:14.640 she was

00:41:15.820 always

00:41:16.740 a lady 0.72

00:41:17.720 in the

00:41:20.040 end

00:41:20.400 I'm sure

00:41:21.420 she saw

00:41:21.840 her family

00:41:22.320 as her

00:41:22.660 greatest

00:41:22.940 achievement

00:41:23.500 to quote

00:41:26.220 Barbara

00:41:26.500 one more

00:41:26.880 time

00:41:27.280 I've been

00:41:28.580 the luckiest

00:41:29.280 woman in

00:41:29.740 the world

00:41:30.240 truthfully

00:41:31.600 and I

00:41:33.040 know it

00:41:33.760 it's

00:41:41.120 Wednesday

00:41:41.540 April

00:41:42.100 18th

00:41:42.900 you're

00:41:43.460 listening

00:41:43.680 to the

00:41:43.980 Glenn Beck

00:41:44.360 program

00:41:44.840 I have

00:41:45.700 to share

00:41:45.940 a story

00:41:46.240 with you

00:41:46.500 today

00:41:46.880 as the

00:41:47.760 program

00:41:48.080 continues

00:41:48.660 about the

00:41:50.080 last time

00:41:50.400 I saw

00:41:50.660 Barbara

00:41:50.960 Bush

00:41:51.300 I just

00:41:53.460 George

00:41:55.640 Bush

00:41:55.900 41

00:41:56.420 we were

00:41:58.060 walking

00:41:58.340 together

00:41:58.700 it is

00:41:59.280 home in

00:41:59.680 Kennebunkport

00:42:00.460 and and

00:42:01.520 Barbara

00:42:01.760 Bush

00:42:02.140 just

00:42:04.180 leaned out

00:42:05.580 of her

00:42:05.920 little golf

00:42:06.540 cart

00:42:06.780 and said

00:42:07.100 good

00:42:07.620 morning

00:42:07.880 boys

00:42:08.480 and

00:42:09.800 President

00:42:11.180 Bush

00:42:11.560 shared

00:42:12.420 with me

00:42:12.800 a story

00:42:13.280 of something

00:42:13.720 that had

00:42:14.040 just

00:42:14.260 happened

00:42:14.700 to him

00:42:16.560 and the

00:42:17.660 then

00:42:18.040 President

00:42:18.460 43

00:42:19.060 and it

00:42:20.960 tells you

00:42:21.420 everything

00:42:21.720 you need

00:42:22.060 to know

00:42:22.320 about

00:42:22.540 Barbara

00:42:22.820 Bush

00:42:23.100 and I'll

00:42:23.580 share that

00:42:23.920 a little

00:42:24.120 later on

00:42:24.620 and the

00:42:25.440 programming

00:42:26.100 on the

00:42:26.960 program

00:42:27.280 also

00:42:28.020 tonight

00:42:28.640 on the

00:42:29.700 blaze

00:42:30.300 at 6

00:42:31.320 p.m.

00:42:31.940 Eastern

00:42:32.280 we have

00:42:33.600 the premiere

00:42:34.080 of something

00:42:34.480 called

00:42:34.780 Faith

00:42:35.260 Keepers

00:42:35.860 it's

00:42:36.880 going to

00:42:37.080 air live

00:42:37.720 at 6

00:42:38.100 p.m.

00:42:38.420 and after

00:42:38.880 the

00:42:39.200 after the

00:42:40.140 first initial

00:42:40.920 run

00:42:41.200 then it

00:42:41.460 will be

00:42:41.700 available

00:42:42.160 on demand

00:42:43.000 at the

00:42:43.460 blaze

00:42:43.840 dot com

00:42:44.380 this is

00:42:45.340 a really

00:42:45.920 important

00:42:46.740 movie

00:42:48.100 now this

00:42:48.540 is coming

00:42:49.180 from the

00:42:50.560 clarion

00:42:51.000 project

00:42:51.560 now the

00:42:51.940 clarion

00:42:52.320 project

00:42:52.860 you may

00:42:53.340 not

00:42:53.620 remember

00:42:54.120 or know

00:42:54.640 do you

00:42:55.520 remember

00:42:55.880 when I

00:42:56.800 was at

00:42:57.120 CNN

00:42:57.660 I did

00:42:58.740 something

00:42:59.200 called

00:42:59.980 exposed

00:43:02.780 the

00:43:03.460 extremist

00:43:04.140 agenda

00:43:04.600 and

00:43:06.060 it

00:43:06.880 was

00:43:07.380 on

00:43:07.700 headline

00:43:08.360 news

00:43:08.840 it

00:43:09.020 beat

00:43:09.260 O'Reilly

00:43:09.740 and

00:43:09.960 everything

00:43:10.240 else

00:43:10.540 that

00:43:10.700 night

00:43:10.840 we

00:43:10.960 were

00:43:11.080 number

00:43:11.360 one

00:43:11.840 if I

00:43:12.360 don't

00:43:12.640 if I

00:43:12.920 remember

00:43:13.260 correctly

00:43:13.760 and it

00:43:15.320 was a

00:43:15.660 big deal

00:43:16.180 but it

00:43:16.480 was also

00:43:16.920 one of the

00:43:17.360 hardest

00:43:17.720 shows

00:43:18.200 I've

00:43:18.520 ever

00:43:18.940 had to

00:43:19.420 produce

00:43:19.880 because

00:43:20.800 CNN

00:43:21.600 fought me

00:43:22.420 on every

00:43:23.140 word

00:43:23.560 they wanted

00:43:24.080 to make

00:43:24.380 sure that

00:43:24.940 every word

00:43:25.680 was exactly

00:43:26.400 right

00:43:26.680 because they

00:43:27.200 just didn't

00:43:27.740 believe any

00:43:28.280 of this

00:43:28.600 stuff

00:43:28.940 and as

00:43:30.020 it

00:43:30.200 turned

00:43:30.720 out

00:43:31.060 every

00:43:31.620 word

00:43:32.160 we had

00:43:32.720 written

00:43:33.020 in the

00:43:33.300 original

00:43:33.600 script

00:43:34.000 went

00:43:34.540 to air

00:43:35.020 because

00:43:35.940 it is

00:43:36.320 true

00:43:36.760 and we

00:43:37.640 had

00:43:38.020 the

00:43:38.260 backup

00:43:38.760 to prove

00:43:39.480 it

00:43:39.680 and

00:43:40.140 one

00:43:41.100 of the

00:43:41.700 big

00:43:42.300 sources

00:43:42.780 that we

00:43:43.260 had

00:43:43.580 was the

00:43:44.080 Clarion

00:43:44.560 project

00:43:45.180 source

00:43:46.560 or

00:43:46.940 inspiration

00:43:47.860 they did

00:43:49.300 a film

00:43:49.700 called

00:43:50.220 Obsession

00:43:51.020 and if

00:43:51.820 you're a

00:43:52.040 long time

00:43:52.420 listener

00:43:52.700 of this

00:43:53.060 program

00:43:53.440 it'd be

00:43:53.760 12

00:43:54.020 years

00:43:54.280 now

00:43:54.560 I said

00:43:55.560 at the

00:43:55.800 time

00:43:56.180 one of

00:43:56.720 the

00:43:56.880 most

00:43:57.220 important

00:43:57.720 films

00:43:58.220 of

00:43:58.720 our

00:43:59.040 time

00:43:59.540 it

00:44:00.960 still

00:44:01.500 is

00:44:01.880 and

00:44:02.320 you

00:44:02.480 should

00:44:02.720 still

00:44:03.400 have

00:44:03.760 it

00:44:03.880 in

00:44:04.100 your

00:44:04.280 library

00:44:04.880 now

00:44:06.800 there's

00:44:07.100 a

00:44:07.240 follow-up

00:44:08.020 and

00:44:08.920 it's

00:44:09.140 very

00:44:09.400 different

00:44:09.880 in

00:44:10.220 nature

00:44:10.600 this

00:44:11.040 one

00:44:11.180 is

00:44:11.300 called

00:44:11.540 Faith

00:44:11.900 Keepers

00:44:12.400 and

00:44:12.660 it

00:44:12.800 is

00:44:13.020 showing

00:44:13.760 now

00:44:14.300 in

00:44:15.980 documentary

00:44:17.100 fashion

00:44:17.760 the

00:44:19.040 extermination

00:44:20.340 of

00:44:20.900 Christians

00:44:21.440 in the

00:44:22.140 Middle 0.95

00:44:22.320 East

00:44:22.760 specifically

00:44:23.860 Iraq

00:44:24.660 and

00:44:25.020 Syria

00:44:25.440 but

00:44:25.720 it

00:44:25.940 spreads

00:44:26.460 further

00:44:26.800 than

00:44:27.040 that

00:44:27.380 and

00:44:28.220 why

00:44:28.460 it's

00:44:28.720 so

00:44:28.920 important

00:44:29.540 Ryan

00:44:30.460 Morrow

00:44:30.800 is

00:44:31.220 with us

00:44:31.680 he's

00:44:31.880 the

00:44:32.000 associate

00:44:32.340 producer

00:44:32.840 of

00:44:33.780 Faith

00:44:34.300 Keepers

00:44:34.840 an

00:44:35.620 extraordinarily

00:44:36.500 difficult

00:44:37.280 film

00:44:37.760 to put

00:44:38.100 together

00:44:38.540 and

00:44:39.700 Ryan

00:44:41.100 we're

00:44:41.620 thrilled

00:44:42.100 to have

00:44:42.700 it on

00:44:42.920 the

00:44:43.020 blaze

00:44:43.340 tonight

00:44:43.720 job

00:44:44.860 well done

00:44:45.200 thank you so much

00:44:45.500 for having

00:44:45.900 us and

00:44:46.380 thank you for

00:44:47.240 what you've

00:44:47.700 done to

00:44:47.960 promote

00:44:48.260 obsession

00:44:48.680 in the

00:44:49.040 past

00:44:49.420 it's

00:44:50.120 really

00:44:50.460 made such

00:44:50.980 an

00:44:51.120 improvement

00:44:51.600 in our

00:44:52.220 country's

00:44:52.660 dialogue

00:44:53.020 I think

00:44:53.500 about

00:44:53.820 these type

00:44:54.240 of issues

00:44:54.640 involving

00:44:55.060 radical

00:44:55.460 Islam

00:44:55.800 and we

00:44:56.180 hope to

00:44:56.540 do the

00:44:56.840 same

00:44:57.060 thing

00:44:57.340 now

00:44:57.660 and

00:44:58.340 awaken

00:44:58.620 the

00:44:58.860 church

00:44:59.220 as to

00:44:59.640 what's

00:44:59.900 happening

00:45:00.220 with the

00:45:00.740 genocide

00:45:01.120 against

00:45:01.640 Christians

00:45:02.120 all around

00:45:03.100 the world

00:45:03.500 and make

00:45:04.400 them realize

00:45:04.940 that we

00:45:05.340 also don't

00:45:05.880 have to

00:45:06.240 consider this

00:45:06.900 to be

00:45:07.220 inevitable

00:45:07.720 that we

00:45:08.200 can stop

00:45:08.800 it

00:45:09.020 and I

00:45:09.880 would argue

00:45:10.300 even

00:45:10.680 reverse it

00:45:11.360 I

00:45:11.980 will tell

00:45:12.260 you

00:45:12.360 Ryan

00:45:12.580 I

00:45:12.780 was

00:45:12.960 really

00:45:13.260 impressed

00:45:13.640 that

00:45:13.800 you

00:45:13.900 had

00:45:14.200 Rabbi 0.96

00:45:15.240 Ayer

00:45:15.580 on

00:45:15.880 he

00:45:17.120 is

00:45:17.380 the

00:45:17.700 founder

00:45:18.460 of the

00:45:18.840 Simon

00:45:19.080 Wiesenthal

00:45:19.640 Center

00:45:20.020 for

00:45:20.400 Holocaust 0.95

00:45:20.780 Studies

00:45:21.660 and he

00:45:22.780 came out

00:45:23.220 to my

00:45:23.580 office

00:45:24.000 about

00:45:24.840 two

00:45:25.060 years

00:45:25.380 ago

00:45:25.700 and said

00:45:26.520 the most

00:45:26.860 remarkable

00:45:27.280 thing

00:45:27.660 to me

00:45:28.100 ever

00:45:28.400 he

00:45:28.980 said

00:45:29.260 would you

00:45:29.660 please

00:45:29.900 stop

00:45:30.160 talking

00:45:30.480 about

00:45:30.680 the

00:45:30.820 persecution

00:45:31.320 of

00:45:31.880 Jews

00:45:32.260 that

00:45:32.420 is

00:45:32.540 going

00:45:32.780 on

00:45:33.060 and

00:45:33.160 this

00:45:33.280 was

00:45:33.420 right

00:45:33.580 after

00:45:33.840 some

00:45:34.140 Jews

00:45:34.800 were

00:45:35.060 killed

00:45:35.400 in

00:45:35.800 Paris

00:45:36.580 and I

00:45:38.060 said

00:45:38.340 excuse

00:45:38.720 me

00:45:38.980 Rabbi 0.96

00:45:39.260 and he

00:45:40.240 said

00:45:40.560 they're

00:45:40.940 coming

00:45:41.240 for you

00:45:41.760 first

00:45:42.320 and he

00:45:43.280 said

00:45:43.520 I've

00:45:43.780 got to

00:45:44.280 get

00:45:44.560 our

00:45:44.860 community

00:45:45.360 to pay

00:45:45.740 attention

00:45:46.100 to the

00:45:46.480 Christians

00:45:47.880 and the

00:45:48.720 Christians

00:45:49.200 to pay

00:45:49.720 attention

00:45:50.100 to the

00:45:50.540 persecution

00:45:50.980 of the

00:45:51.320 Christians

00:45:51.680 and he

00:45:52.760 seems to

00:45:53.280 play an

00:45:53.960 important

00:45:54.360 role

00:45:54.820 he's

00:45:55.180 interviewed

00:45:56.460 in this

00:45:56.940 documentary

00:45:57.400 several

00:45:58.460 times

00:45:59.020 tell me

00:45:59.760 about your

00:46:00.360 experience

00:46:01.180 with him

00:46:01.820 sure

00:46:03.240 well

00:46:03.740 in terms

00:46:04.160 of the

00:46:04.440 film

00:46:04.820 what was

00:46:05.260 so important

00:46:05.720 about that

00:46:06.140 was to

00:46:06.440 show that

00:46:06.780 history

00:46:07.060 is repeating

00:46:07.720 itself

00:46:08.240 even if

00:46:08.940 the

00:46:09.560 victim

00:46:09.880 is a

00:46:10.580 little

00:46:10.720 bit

00:46:10.900 different

00:46:11.180 but

00:46:11.340 they're

00:46:11.480 all

00:46:11.740 in

00:46:12.020 the

00:46:12.180 same

00:46:12.500 boat

00:46:13.120 and

00:46:13.520 facing

00:46:13.800 the

00:46:14.000 same

00:46:14.240 type

00:46:14.460 of

00:46:14.600 genocidal

00:46:15.200 enemy

00:46:15.560 no matter

00:46:16.000 what

00:46:16.240 type

00:46:16.500 of

00:46:16.720 name

00:46:17.440 they

00:46:17.640 attach

00:46:18.020 to

00:46:18.160 themselves

00:46:18.520 what

00:46:18.740 type

00:46:18.940 of

00:46:19.080 ideology

00:46:19.740 and

00:46:20.220 at

00:46:20.400 Clarion

00:46:20.820 Project

00:46:21.260 one of

00:46:22.060 the

00:46:22.180 interesting

00:46:22.580 and most

00:46:22.940 powerful

00:46:23.360 things

00:46:23.700 about

00:46:23.900 our

00:46:24.100 organization

00:46:24.520 is

00:46:24.960 that

00:46:25.200 we

00:46:25.660 include

00:46:26.240 Orthodox

00:46:27.240 Jews

00:46:27.620 we have

00:46:28.040 atheists 1.00

00:46:28.480 we have

00:46:28.780 Christians

00:46:29.140 like

00:46:29.360 myself

00:46:29.660 and we

00:46:30.060 have

00:46:30.420 Muslims

00:46:31.260 like

00:46:31.520 Zuti Jasser

00:46:32.160 is on

00:46:32.580 our

00:46:32.760 board

00:46:33.100 and so

00:46:33.980 we all

00:46:34.460 see how

00:46:35.160 the

00:46:36.040 commonality

00:46:36.960 that we

00:46:37.260 all have

00:46:37.760 in facing

00:46:38.380 this type

00:46:38.940 of hatred

00:46:39.400 and we're

00:46:39.760 all concerned

00:46:40.520 about it

00:46:41.280 happening to

00:46:42.060 any one

00:46:42.740 of us

00:46:43.220 regardless

00:46:43.960 of whether

00:46:44.440 we share

00:46:44.900 that person's

00:46:45.600 faith

00:46:45.860 and so

00:46:46.700 we have

00:46:47.260 that's why

00:46:47.640 we have

00:46:48.000 Jews and

00:46:48.420 Muslims

00:46:48.680 all shouting

00:46:49.860 from the

00:46:50.240 rooftop

00:46:50.500 saying

00:46:51.100 we've got

00:46:51.860 to stop

00:46:52.420 the genocide

00:46:52.940 of

00:46:53.500 Christians

00:46:53.900 and

00:46:54.700 I've got

00:46:55.180 to tell

00:46:55.500 you

00:46:55.620 in many

00:46:56.060 ways

00:46:56.340 it's

00:46:56.600 increasing

00:46:57.120 in ways

00:46:58.060 beyond

00:46:58.500 just the

00:46:59.020 typical

00:46:59.360 blowing up

00:47:00.360 Christians

00:47:00.760 killing them

00:47:01.440 videotaping

00:47:02.060 it

00:47:02.200 because

00:47:02.380 not all

00:47:03.060 enemies

00:47:03.440 of ours

00:47:03.920 videotape

00:47:04.980 and broadcast

00:47:05.440 their crimes

00:47:06.040 so

00:47:07.440 you

00:47:09.160 you went

00:47:09.820 over to

00:47:10.160 the Middle

00:47:10.400 East

00:47:10.680 and I

00:47:11.400 would imagine

00:47:11.940 had exactly

00:47:12.820 the same

00:47:13.360 feeling

00:47:13.740 that I

00:47:14.140 did

00:47:14.460 because I

00:47:15.340 can feel

00:47:15.800 it in

00:47:16.020 the way

00:47:16.240 you put

00:47:16.640 this film

00:47:17.020 together

00:47:17.380 while this

00:47:18.720 is a

00:47:19.040 really

00:47:19.340 dark

00:47:19.760 subject

00:47:20.340 there

00:47:21.800 is

00:47:22.200 this is

00:47:23.840 one of

00:47:24.060 the more

00:47:24.340 hopeful

00:47:24.920 films

00:47:25.560 I have

00:47:26.020 seen

00:47:26.320 I

00:47:26.480 honestly

00:47:27.180 the first

00:47:28.120 time I

00:47:28.460 saw

00:47:28.680 this

00:47:29.020 I

00:47:29.360 thought

00:47:29.520 to

00:47:29.680 myself

00:47:30.060 I

00:47:30.580 am

00:47:30.740 going

00:47:31.000 home

00:47:31.380 and

00:47:31.800 I

00:47:31.940 am

00:47:32.080 sitting

00:47:32.380 my

00:47:32.620 children

00:47:32.920 down

00:47:33.360 and

00:47:33.820 all

00:47:34.120 of

00:47:34.260 us

00:47:34.420 are

00:47:34.560 watching

00:47:34.920 this

00:47:35.160 my

00:47:35.320 older

00:47:35.620 children

00:47:35.920 my

00:47:36.120 younger

00:47:36.360 children

00:47:36.660 were

00:47:36.880 all

00:47:37.160 watching

00:47:37.500 this

00:47:37.760 because

00:47:38.400 this

00:47:39.220 is

00:47:39.540 what

00:47:39.800 faith

00:47:40.320 and

00:47:40.660 this

00:47:41.000 is

00:47:41.160 what

00:47:41.340 it

00:47:41.480 means

00:47:41.820 to

00:47:42.000 be

00:47:42.140 a

00:47:42.320 Christian

00:47:42.720 and

00:47:43.560 they

00:47:44.060 have

00:47:44.340 no

00:47:44.840 examples

00:47:45.340 of

00:47:45.760 that

00:47:46.000 in

00:47:46.200 their

00:47:46.340 life

00:47:46.640 I

00:47:46.880 think

00:47:47.100 here

00:47:47.360 in

00:47:47.500 America

00:47:47.960 I

00:47:49.580 think

00:47:50.060 persecution

00:47:50.640 does

00:47:51.420 something

00:47:51.980 for

00:47:52.320 people

00:47:52.660 that

00:47:52.920 of

00:47:53.160 faith

00:47:53.540 and

00:47:54.100 their

00:47:59.020 type

00:47:59.240 of

00:47:59.360 persecution

00:47:59.800 I

00:48:00.340 have

00:48:00.400 only

00:48:00.560 talked

00:48:00.880 to

00:48:01.040 people

00:48:01.380 and

00:48:01.640 seen

00:48:01.940 the

00:48:02.560 result

00:48:02.900 of

00:48:03.200 it

00:48:03.320 so

00:48:03.480 when

00:48:03.620 I

00:48:03.780 was

00:48:03.940 in

00:48:04.060 Iraq

00:48:04.400 and

00:48:04.580 the

00:48:04.760 destroyed

00:48:05.160 Christian

00:48:05.480 areas

00:48:05.760 very shortly

00:48:06.440 after

00:48:06.820 ISIS

00:48:07.120 was

00:48:07.720 removed

00:48:08.040 from

00:48:08.240 the

00:48:08.400 area

00:48:08.800 and

00:48:09.120 Christians

00:48:09.540 in

00:48:09.780 the

00:48:09.880 area

00:48:10.060 had

00:48:10.260 to

00:48:10.380 rely

00:48:10.640 upon

00:48:10.980 Iranian

00:48:11.760 backed

00:48:12.200 militias

00:48:12.780 for

00:48:12.980 safety

00:48:13.520 that

00:48:13.960 type

00:48:14.240 of

00:48:14.380 position

00:48:14.680 that

00:48:14.900 they're

00:48:15.040 in

00:48:15.280 the

00:48:15.960 hope

00:48:16.320 that

00:48:16.500 they

00:48:16.680 had

00:48:17.040 was

00:48:17.260 just

00:48:17.580 really

00:48:18.560 humbling

00:48:18.960 because

00:48:19.260 in my

00:48:20.320 world

00:48:20.660 in

00:48:20.840 America

00:48:21.160 I

00:48:21.420 don't

00:48:21.600 know

00:48:29.020 one

00:48:29.400 of

00:48:29.520 the

00:48:29.680 first

00:48:30.020 things

00:48:30.460 that

00:48:30.700 ISIS

00:48:30.980 would

00:48:31.260 have

00:48:31.380 been

00:48:31.580 according

00:48:31.960 to

00:48:32.160 their

00:48:32.320 ideology

00:48:32.880 required

00:48:34.260 to

00:48:34.540 destroy

00:48:35.040 and

00:48:35.800 yet

00:48:35.920 they

00:48:36.060 found

00:48:36.420 that

00:48:36.600 on

00:48:36.760 the

00:48:36.920 very

00:48:37.220 premise

00:48:37.580 of

00:48:37.760 the

00:48:37.880 church

00:48:38.260 that

00:48:38.740 ISIS

00:48:39.020 burned

00:48:39.680 and

00:48:40.560 used

00:48:41.100 as a

00:48:41.460 training

00:48:41.760 ground

00:48:42.040 to

00:48:42.220 kill

00:48:42.480 more

00:48:43.040 Christians

00:48:43.440 and

00:48:44.200 so

00:48:44.320 they're

00:48:44.480 able

00:48:44.660 to

00:48:44.840 see

00:48:45.040 these

00:48:45.300 things

00:48:45.580 as

00:48:45.800 signs

00:48:46.320 from

00:48:47.120 God

00:48:47.780 to

00:48:47.940 say

00:48:48.080 continue

00:48:48.480 on

00:48:48.900 you're

00:48:49.220 going

00:48:49.360 to

00:48:49.500 rebuild

00:48:49.820 that

00:48:50.060 church

00:48:50.300 and

00:48:50.500 you're

00:48:50.660 going

00:48:50.800 to

00:48:50.900 have

00:48:51.040 a

00:48:51.200 bigger

00:48:51.440 congregation

00:48:52.080 than

00:48:52.660 you

00:48:52.800 had

00:48:53.040 before

00:48:53.480 but

00:48:54.260 I

00:48:54.360 was

00:48:54.460 also

00:48:54.860 really

00:48:55.820 humbled

00:48:56.160 and

00:48:56.860 discouraged

00:48:57.420 I

00:48:57.640 would

00:48:57.760 say

00:48:58.060 by

00:48:58.780 the

00:48:59.480 question

00:48:59.800 of

00:49:00.000 how

00:49:00.240 can

00:49:00.420 we

00:49:00.560 help

00:49:00.820 you

00:49:01.020 and

00:49:01.780 the

00:49:02.040 Christians

00:49:02.320 in the

00:49:02.540 area

00:49:02.720 would

00:49:02.940 say

00:49:03.240 this

00:49:04.480 is a

00:49:04.720 problem

00:49:05.060 it's

00:49:05.420 easy

00:49:05.760 we

00:49:06.360 feel

00:49:06.740 like

00:49:06.900 the

00:49:07.040 church

00:49:07.360 knows

00:49:08.000 there's

00:49:08.360 a

00:49:08.460 genocide

00:49:08.720 going

00:49:09.120 on

00:49:09.340 but

00:49:09.460 they

00:49:09.600 don't

00:49:09.940 talk

00:49:10.300 about

00:49:10.520 it

00:49:10.620 they

00:49:10.740 don't

00:49:10.940 pray

00:49:11.220 about

00:49:11.520 it

00:49:11.640 or

00:49:11.760 they

00:49:11.920 don't

00:49:12.240 study

00:49:12.640 it

00:49:12.860 they

00:49:13.180 don't

00:49:13.360 see

00:49:13.500 the

00:49:13.640 gravity

00:49:13.960 of

00:49:14.180 it

00:49:14.320 and

00:49:14.780 the

00:49:14.940 church

00:49:15.320 has

00:49:16.020 the

00:49:16.220 infrastructure

00:49:16.700 to

00:49:17.160 put

00:49:17.340 an

00:49:17.500 end

00:49:17.780 to

00:49:17.940 this

00:49:18.180 relatively

00:49:19.380 easily

00:49:20.120 and

00:49:20.620 to

00:49:20.760 reverse

00:49:21.120 it

00:49:21.400 and

00:49:21.760 they

00:49:21.840 said

00:49:21.960 look

00:49:22.120 if

00:49:22.240 you're

00:49:22.400 uncomfortable

00:49:22.720 sending

00:49:23.080 money

00:49:23.400 then

00:49:23.600 you

00:49:23.700 can

00:49:23.860 send

00:49:24.000 your

00:49:24.120 construction

00:49:24.580 workers

00:49:25.060 you

00:49:25.260 can

00:49:25.380 send

00:49:25.540 the

00:49:25.660 materials

00:49:26.080 you

00:49:26.240 can

00:49:26.340 help

00:49:26.520 us

00:49:26.660 rebuild

00:49:27.180 the

00:49:27.400 economy

00:49:27.760 learn

00:49:28.080 the

00:49:28.260 local

00:49:28.520 languages

00:49:28.980 there's

00:49:29.700 a

00:49:29.860 million

00:49:30.080 different

00:49:30.360 things

00:49:30.660 that

00:49:30.800 we

00:49:30.960 can

00:49:31.100 do

00:49:31.300 if

00:49:31.460 the

00:49:31.560 church

00:49:31.800 brain

00:49:32.560 matches

00:49:33.420 its

00:49:33.680 heart

00:49:34.060 and

00:49:34.460 they

00:49:34.580 start

00:49:34.760 putting

00:49:35.020 ideas

00:49:35.560 forth

00:49:35.860 and

00:49:36.000 that's

00:49:36.180 what

00:49:44.940 in

00:49:45.760 addition

00:49:46.080 to

00:49:46.340 financial

00:49:46.780 support

00:49:47.160 how

00:49:47.500 can

00:49:47.720 we

00:49:47.880 get

00:49:48.100 this

00:49:48.320 going

00:49:48.620 and

00:49:48.840 so

00:49:49.060 we

00:49:49.540 really

00:49:50.060 are

00:49:50.280 offering

00:49:50.660 a

00:49:50.880 two

00:49:51.420 part

00:49:51.680 thing

00:49:51.900 for

00:49:52.040 your

00:49:52.200 listeners

00:49:52.600 which

00:49:53.580 is

00:49:53.740 the

00:49:53.880 first

00:49:54.140 obsession

00:49:54.700 we're

00:49:55.320 giving

00:49:55.560 away

00:49:55.800 5,000

00:49:56.800 free

00:49:57.140 copies

00:49:57.520 today

00:49:57.940 including

00:49:58.580 shipping

00:49:58.980 if you

00:49:59.520 go to

00:49:59.780 clarionproject.org

00:50:01.000 for the

00:50:01.280 first

00:50:01.500 5,000

00:50:02.260 and we

00:50:03.100 just

00:50:03.260 ask

00:50:03.480 that you

00:50:03.700 show

00:50:03.920 it

00:50:04.040 to

00:50:04.120 people

00:50:04.400 try

00:50:04.620 to

00:50:04.700 have

00:50:04.820 an

00:50:04.920 event

00:50:05.160 at

00:50:05.440 your

00:50:06.240 church

00:50:06.620 or

00:50:06.800 your

00:50:07.040 political

00:50:07.360 club

00:50:07.740 college

00:50:08.060 whatever

00:50:08.420 and

00:50:08.940 we're

00:50:09.060 also

00:50:09.260 offering

00:50:09.540 faith

00:50:09.840 keepers

00:50:10.240 for

00:50:10.400 only

00:50:10.560 $5.99

00:50:11.240 for the

00:50:11.840 day

00:50:12.120 if you

00:50:12.440 go to

00:50:12.660 clarionproject.org

00:50:13.840 and we're

00:50:14.400 just trusting

00:50:14.880 you

00:50:15.200 that you're

00:50:15.960 not going

00:50:16.220 to watch

00:50:16.600 it

00:50:16.800 just for

00:50:17.280 your own

00:50:17.800 education

00:50:18.680 that you're

00:50:19.200 going to

00:50:19.380 become

00:50:19.580 part

00:50:20.000 of

00:50:20.340 this

00:50:20.560 movement

00:50:20.880 I will

00:50:21.320 tell you

00:50:21.840 Ryan

00:50:22.340 that

00:50:22.640 when I

00:50:23.840 was over

00:50:24.220 in the

00:50:24.500 Middle 0.95

00:50:24.640 East

00:50:24.960 when I

00:50:25.920 said

00:50:26.120 what

00:50:26.300 can

00:50:26.500 we

00:50:26.680 do

00:50:26.900 to

00:50:27.100 help

00:50:27.400 they

00:50:28.980 said

00:50:29.520 make

00:50:30.920 the

00:50:31.160 world

00:50:31.460 see

00:50:31.880 us

00:50:32.220 and

00:50:33.780 that

00:50:34.000 is

00:50:34.300 truly

00:50:35.260 the

00:50:35.600 biggest

00:50:35.940 problem

00:50:36.440 here

00:50:36.780 there

00:50:37.360 is

00:50:37.860 no

00:50:39.060 media

00:50:39.520 that

00:50:39.940 is

00:50:40.520 incentivized

00:50:41.960 to show

00:50:42.500 you

00:50:42.680 this

00:50:43.000 this

00:50:44.780 is

00:50:45.300 politically

00:50:46.020 incorrect

00:50:46.760 and it's

00:50:47.340 hard to

00:50:47.820 look at

00:50:48.320 but you've

00:50:49.340 made

00:50:49.640 this

00:50:49.980 movie

00:50:52.340 that is

00:50:53.020 really

00:50:53.640 easy

00:50:54.100 to watch

00:50:54.720 it does

00:50:55.740 have

00:50:56.220 the darkest

00:50:57.320 parts

00:50:57.920 of

00:50:58.240 the

00:50:59.000 kidnappings

00:50:59.840 and everything

00:51:00.180 else

00:51:00.460 but it's

00:51:01.220 told in

00:51:01.800 such a

00:51:02.260 hopeful

00:51:02.740 and bright

00:51:03.540 way

00:51:04.040 that it's

00:51:04.800 easy

00:51:05.360 to look

00:51:05.960 at

00:51:06.200 and I

00:51:07.100 I'm

00:51:07.540 asking

00:51:07.980 every

00:51:08.420 single

00:51:08.860 person

00:51:09.220 within

00:51:09.420 the

00:51:09.620 sound

00:51:09.820 of

00:51:09.920 my

00:51:10.080 voice

00:51:10.500 you

00:51:11.040 if

00:51:11.260 you're

00:51:11.400 a

00:51:11.520 blaze

00:51:11.840 subscriber

00:51:12.360 watch

00:51:12.900 it

00:51:13.060 tonight

00:51:13.380 at

00:51:13.660 six

00:51:13.940 o'clock

00:51:14.320 or

00:51:14.560 right

00:51:14.820 after

00:51:15.060 it

00:51:15.240 airs

00:51:15.560 it

00:51:15.660 will

00:51:15.780 go

00:51:16.140 into

00:51:16.840 on

00:51:17.100 demand

00:51:17.440 but

00:51:17.980 watch

00:51:18.360 it

00:51:18.560 if

00:51:19.020 you

00:51:19.120 have

00:51:19.340 a

00:51:19.500 membership

00:51:19.860 great

00:51:21.100 if

00:51:21.720 you

00:51:21.920 don't

00:51:22.600 you

00:51:22.940 can

00:51:23.140 sign

00:51:23.400 up

00:51:23.600 and

00:51:23.740 watch

00:51:23.960 it

00:51:24.100 if

00:51:24.360 you

00:51:24.640 want

00:51:25.260 to

00:51:25.560 actually

00:51:26.880 be

00:51:27.260 engaged

00:51:28.100 I

00:51:28.760 ask

00:51:29.220 you

00:51:29.380 now

00:51:29.680 to

00:51:29.860 go

00:51:30.060 to

00:51:30.340 clarion

00:51:31.000 project

00:51:31.500 dot

00:51:31.880 org

00:51:32.260 clarion

00:51:33.000 project

00:51:33.460 dot

00:51:33.720 org

00:51:34.000 and

00:51:34.700 get

00:51:35.020 this

00:51:35.400 movie

00:51:35.780 it's

00:51:36.480 $5.99

00:51:37.220 that's

00:51:38.140 I think

00:51:38.580 like

00:51:38.780 10 bucks

00:51:39.360 off

00:51:39.720 it's

00:51:40.200 $5.99

00:51:40.960 all

00:51:41.980 we're

00:51:42.340 asking

00:51:42.780 is that

00:51:43.400 you

00:51:43.680 have

00:51:44.120 a

00:51:44.360 group

00:51:44.660 of

00:51:44.980 neighbors

00:51:45.400 of

00:51:45.820 friends

00:51:46.240 or

00:51:46.540 your

00:51:46.760 church

00:51:47.280 and

00:51:47.920 you

00:51:48.080 get

00:51:48.460 people

00:51:48.820 together

00:51:49.240 and

00:51:49.640 you

00:51:49.840 watch

00:51:50.380 this

00:51:50.740 movie

00:51:51.180 if

00:51:52.180 you

00:51:52.400 if

00:51:52.740 you

00:51:52.940 also

00:51:53.460 want

00:51:53.940 for

00:51:54.140 free

00:51:54.680 you

00:51:55.040 can

00:51:55.260 get

00:51:55.600 obsession

00:51:56.320 which

00:51:57.160 is

00:51:57.620 so

00:51:58.660 clarifying

00:51:59.800 on

00:52:00.400 what

00:52:01.160 is

00:52:01.860 actually

00:52:02.560 happening

00:52:03.180 in the

00:52:03.560 Middle 0.95

00:52:03.720 East

00:52:03.960 who

00:52:04.580 our

00:52:04.980 enemy

00:52:05.420 actually

00:52:06.340 is

00:52:06.920 it's

00:52:07.640 very

00:52:08.100 politically

00:52:08.620 incorrect

00:52:09.160 and it

00:52:09.980 has

00:52:10.200 footage

00:52:10.640 that you

00:52:11.020 will

00:52:11.240 never

00:52:11.940 see

00:52:12.400 on

00:52:12.920 mainstream

00:52:13.400 television

00:52:14.440 ever

00:52:15.300 but it

00:52:16.460 is

00:52:16.780 so

00:52:17.280 critically

00:52:17.960 important

00:52:18.540 you

00:52:19.000 can

00:52:19.280 get

00:52:19.640 it

00:52:19.800 for

00:52:20.080 free

00:52:20.660 right

00:52:21.360 now

00:52:21.740 no

00:52:22.140 strings

00:52:22.500 attached

00:52:22.980 also

00:52:23.920 you

00:52:24.440 can

00:52:24.600 get

00:52:24.800 the

00:52:25.200 faith

00:52:25.880 keepers

00:52:26.400 which

00:52:27.040 is

00:52:27.240 what's

00:52:27.620 happening

00:52:27.980 right

00:52:28.580 now

00:52:28.940 to

00:52:29.160 our

00:52:29.320 Christian

00:52:29.700 community

00:52:30.280 in

00:52:30.680 the

00:52:30.800 Middle 0.95

00:52:30.960 East

00:52:31.320 and

00:52:31.820 you

00:52:31.960 can

00:52:32.120 get

00:52:32.360 that

00:52:32.760 for

00:52:33.000 $5.99

00:52:33.740 we

00:52:34.640 ask

00:52:34.980 the

00:52:35.180 string

00:52:35.520 here

00:52:35.780 is

00:52:36.020 that

00:52:36.280 you

00:52:36.420 show

00:52:36.840 it

00:52:37.000 to

00:52:37.160 people

00:52:37.520 and

00:52:38.000 you

00:52:38.220 wake

00:52:38.800 people

00:52:39.340 up

00:52:39.780 in

00:52:40.000 the

00:52:40.140 churches

00:52:40.520 if

00:52:41.140 the

00:52:41.360 church

00:52:41.740 remains

00:52:42.260 asleep

00:52:42.840 we

00:52:44.340 could

00:52:44.620 lose

00:52:45.060 Christianity

00:52:45.720 in the

00:52:46.400 Middle 0.95

00:52:46.580 East

00:52:47.000 and

00:52:47.760 another

00:52:48.820 Holocaust 0.95

00:52:49.380 is

00:52:50.360 already

00:52:50.940 begun

00:52:51.600 and

00:52:52.340 it

00:52:52.520 will

00:52:52.920 continue

00:52:53.500 down

00:52:53.980 until

00:52:54.420 the

00:52:54.700 world

00:52:55.080 wakes

00:52:55.760 from

00:52:56.160 their

00:52:56.380 slumber

00:52:56.820 Ryan

00:52:58.000 thank you

00:52:59.080 so much

00:52:59.440 for this

00:52:59.780 movie

00:53:00.100 really

00:53:01.040 very

00:53:01.860 powerful

00:53:02.380 you

00:53:03.940 know

00:53:04.080 I

00:53:04.220 was

00:53:04.460 amazed

00:53:06.000 at

00:53:06.500 the

00:53:06.720 children

00:53:07.240 that

00:53:07.660 told

00:53:07.900 the

00:53:08.120 stories

00:53:08.620 of

00:53:09.060 what

00:53:11.040 they've

00:53:11.360 gone

00:53:11.640 through

00:53:12.040 and

00:53:12.480 how

00:53:12.940 hmm

00:53:15.420 I

00:53:16.660 can't

00:53:16.920 say

00:53:17.140 well

00:53:17.780 adjusted

00:53:18.340 they are

00:53:19.440 because I

00:53:19.760 know there's

00:53:20.120 lots of

00:53:20.560 pain still

00:53:21.340 there

00:53:21.620 but

00:53:21.900 how it's

00:53:23.140 just part

00:53:23.580 of their

00:53:23.840 life

00:53:24.340 does that

00:53:24.720 make

00:53:24.880 sense

00:53:25.300 right

00:53:26.720 that

00:53:26.880 they

00:53:27.060 have

00:53:27.420 to

00:53:27.580 find

00:53:27.820 enjoyment

00:53:28.260 in

00:53:28.600 the

00:53:28.760 little

00:53:28.960 things

00:53:29.240 because

00:53:29.460 that's

00:53:29.820 all

00:53:29.940 that

00:53:30.120 they

00:53:30.260 have

00:53:30.660 and

00:53:31.320 it

00:53:31.480 really

00:53:31.820 makes

00:53:32.520 you

00:53:32.640 look

00:53:32.780 at

00:53:32.880 your

00:53:33.000 own

00:53:33.260 life

00:53:33.660 and

00:53:34.320 kind of

00:53:35.100 have

00:53:35.220 a

00:53:35.360 spiritual

00:53:35.700 awakening

00:53:36.140 where you

00:53:36.480 say

00:53:36.600 look at the

00:53:36.940 things I'm

00:53:37.360 complaining about

00:53:38.240 in my life

00:53:39.380 how spoiled am I

00:53:41.060 and even

00:53:43.040 my own

00:53:43.540 relationship with

00:53:44.100 God

00:53:44.300 my own

00:53:44.580 spirituality

00:53:45.080 how weak

00:53:46.540 is it

00:53:46.760 when I look

00:53:47.160 over at

00:53:47.600 what they're

00:53:47.960 going through

00:53:48.560 and what

00:53:48.920 they're

00:53:49.100 willing to

00:53:49.480 sacrifice

00:53:49.980 what is it

00:53:51.260 that goes

00:53:51.620 on over

00:53:52.100 there

00:53:52.420 that gives

00:53:53.480 them this

00:53:53.840 relationship

00:53:54.400 that is

00:53:54.880 stronger

00:53:55.160 than my

00:53:55.600 own

00:53:55.980 there's

00:53:56.640 something

00:53:56.880 very

00:53:57.180 special

00:53:57.560 there

00:53:57.780 and I've

00:53:58.220 also

00:53:58.420 got to

00:53:58.720 say

00:53:58.840 part of

00:53:59.160 the reason

00:53:59.460 for this

00:53:59.820 increased

00:54:00.160 persecution

00:54:00.760 that's

00:54:01.120 going on

00:54:01.520 I genuinely

00:54:02.220 believe

00:54:02.700 is because

00:54:03.560 on the

00:54:04.180 underground

00:54:04.500 level

00:54:05.000 Christianity

00:54:05.940 is spreading

00:54:07.020 in places

00:54:07.660 like Iran 1.00

00:54:08.340 probably also

00:54:09.700 Turkey

00:54:10.160 and so

00:54:10.960 that's

00:54:11.380 the silver

00:54:11.760 lining

00:54:12.140 here

00:54:12.500 that there

00:54:12.980 really

00:54:13.200 is a lot

00:54:13.600 of hope

00:54:13.960 Ryan

00:54:15.880 Morrow

00:54:16.220 from

00:54:18.020 the

00:54:18.200 Clarion

00:54:18.640 Project

00:54:19.060 the name

00:54:20.580 of the

00:54:20.760 movie

00:54:20.980 is

00:54:21.240 Faith

00:54:21.580 Keepers

00:54:22.060 it

00:54:22.340 premieres

00:54:22.740 tonight

00:54:23.160 on the

00:54:23.680 blaze

00:54:24.140 at 6pm

00:54:25.140 you don't

00:54:26.020 want to

00:54:26.260 miss this

00:54:26.560 please

00:54:27.260 gather

00:54:27.660 your

00:54:27.920 family

00:54:28.320 and

00:54:28.640 watch

00:54:29.060 this

00:54:29.480 and

00:54:31.140 it's

00:54:32.140 available

00:54:32.460 on demand

00:54:33.160 right after

00:54:33.900 the first

00:54:34.540 airing

00:54:35.000 then go

00:54:36.380 to

00:54:36.500 the

00:54:36.600 clarion

00:54:37.000 project

00:54:37.420 dot org

00:54:38.040 get

00:54:38.760 the movie

00:54:39.380 get

00:54:40.020 obsession

00:54:40.960 for free

00:54:41.860 the movie

00:54:42.820 that kind

00:54:43.180 of started

00:54:43.620 it all

00:54:44.080 and now

00:54:44.820 Faith

00:54:45.240 Keepers

00:54:45.640 for 599

00:54:46.420 with the

00:54:47.100 understanding

00:54:47.700 that with

00:54:48.320 Faith

00:54:48.580 Keepers

00:54:49.000 you will

00:54:49.680 share it

00:54:50.200 with someone

00:54:50.780 else

00:54:51.180 first

00:54:52.040 5,000

00:54:52.720 people

00:54:53.100 be

00:54:53.760 one

00:54:54.200 of

00:54:54.360 those

00:54:54.580 people

00:54:54.960 right

00:54:55.700 now

00:54:56.140 all right

00:54:58.160 let me

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00:54:59.340 about our

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00:55:05.480 are doing

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00:55:06.320 just did

00:55:06.940 and sneezing

00:55:08.560 boy is there

00:55:09.080 a worse place

00:55:09.760 I turn my

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00:55:23.360 that wouldn't

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00:55:24.940 my mind

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00:55:27.200 you get

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00:56:43.160 of mayor

00:56:43.540 in Tokyo

00:56:44.400 and he's

00:56:45.660 promising to

00:56:46.200 be fair

00:56:46.620 and balanced

00:56:47.320 he said

00:56:50.280 you know

00:56:51.280 he has

00:56:51.560 artificial

00:56:51.940 intelligence

00:56:52.520 and he's

00:56:53.060 the first

00:56:53.400 artificial

00:56:53.800 intelligence

00:56:54.340 candidate

00:56:54.760 and

00:56:56.620 he said

00:56:58.520 that

00:56:58.760 it's going

00:56:59.680 to be

00:57:00.220 he'll be

00:57:00.620 the world's

00:57:01.620 first

00:57:02.220 in fairness

00:57:03.420 and balance

00:57:05.100 so we

00:57:06.600 can just

00:57:06.860 have

00:57:07.200 you know

00:57:07.660 a robot

00:57:08.280 bring us

00:57:09.640 justice

00:57:10.040 and I

00:57:10.860 think that's

00:57:11.300 a great

00:57:11.580 idea

00:57:11.880 I think

00:57:12.620 we automate

00:57:12.960 the whole

00:57:13.260 thing

00:57:13.580 again

00:57:14.480 I've been

00:57:15.240 pro matrix

00:57:15.760 for a long

00:57:16.500 time

00:57:17.200 you have

00:57:17.600 the idea

00:57:18.040 that you

00:57:18.280 can kind

00:57:18.540 of just

00:57:18.720 lay down

00:57:19.260 in a

00:57:19.580 bath

00:57:19.920 of goo

00:57:20.400 no

00:57:20.680 I

00:57:21.060 and they

00:57:21.640 mine

00:57:21.980 our

00:57:22.180 brains

00:57:22.480 I am

00:57:22.880 for

00:57:23.420 the matrix

00:57:24.100 but the

00:57:24.860 world

00:57:25.220 has to

00:57:25.840 be

00:57:26.040 better

00:57:26.520 than

00:57:26.860 what

00:57:27.060 the

00:57:27.280 matrix

00:57:27.760 was

00:57:28.140 well

00:57:28.300 remember

00:57:28.540 they

00:57:28.700 tried

00:57:28.960 that

00:57:29.220 if you

00:57:29.680 remember

00:57:29.960 in the

00:57:30.280 documentary

00:57:30.740 the matrix

00:57:31.200 if you

00:57:31.420 don't know

00:57:31.680 the documentary

00:57:32.300 we're talking

00:57:32.720 about

00:57:32.980 they tried

00:57:34.000 to make

00:57:34.280 the world

00:57:34.520 perfect

00:57:34.880 but the

00:57:35.480 humans

00:57:36.260 resisted

00:57:37.000 it

00:57:37.120 so they

00:57:37.360 had to

00:57:37.680 make

00:57:37.780 I won't

00:57:38.040 resist

00:57:38.400 I'm gonna

00:57:39.340 like it

00:57:40.180 try it

00:57:40.560 again

00:57:40.880 it's just

00:57:41.340 like

00:57:41.500 communism

00:57:41.860 the first

00:57:42.280 time it

00:57:42.540 didn't try

00:57:42.860 it

00:57:42.980 try it

00:57:43.320 again

00:57:43.640 just keep

00:57:44.040 trying it

00:57:44.520 until it

00:57:44.840 works

00:57:44.960 keep trying

00:57:45.460 with good

00:57:46.120 things

00:57:46.740 just make

00:57:47.680 my life

00:57:48.320 blissful

00:57:49.080 happy

00:57:49.600 I'm

00:57:50.780 there

00:57:51.180 I'm in

00:57:51.760 the

00:57:51.860 I'm in

00:57:52.300 the goo

00:57:52.620 I'm in

00:57:53.000 the pod

00:57:53.420 Mercury

00:57:54.200 this is

00:58:06.100 the

00:58:06.240 Glenn

00:58:06.460 Beth

00:58:06.680 program

00:58:07.240 Stu

00:58:08.780 how old

00:58:09.940 are you

00:58:10.240 30

00:58:11.080 plus

00:58:13.420 12

00:58:13.900 you're not

00:58:15.420 you're 42

00:58:16.180 42

00:58:16.720 holy cow

00:58:17.700 so what's

00:58:18.960 your first

00:58:19.360 memory

00:58:19.760 who's your

00:58:20.300 first

00:58:20.680 lady

00:58:21.720 that you

00:58:22.080 really

00:58:22.380 remember

00:58:22.820 was it

00:58:23.320 Nancy

00:58:23.740 or was it

00:58:24.180 Barbara

00:58:24.520 Nancy

00:58:25.380 Reagan

00:58:25.720 Nancy

00:58:26.020 Reagan

00:58:26.300 yeah

00:58:26.680 I was

00:58:27.620 yeah

00:58:27.840 I mean

00:58:28.900 I remember

00:58:29.460 the you know

00:58:30.240 say just say

00:58:30.980 no stuff

00:58:32.060 and I don't

00:58:32.900 remember a lot

00:58:33.420 of the politics

00:58:34.020 necessarily

00:58:34.600 associated with

00:58:35.480 all of that

00:58:35.900 but I do

00:58:36.280 remember her

00:58:37.080 she was a

00:58:38.500 great lady

00:58:38.880 too I

00:58:39.180 really liked

00:58:39.660 her

00:58:39.920 Barbara Bush

00:58:40.780 I think

00:58:41.040 is one of

00:58:41.380 the greatest

00:58:41.780 and one of

00:58:42.520 the greatest

00:58:42.800 first ladies 0.63

00:58:43.300 we've ever

00:58:43.720 had

00:58:44.040 I mean

00:58:44.840 she was

00:58:45.300 all class

00:58:46.080 the Bush

00:58:47.000 family

00:58:47.440 they

00:58:48.880 never

00:58:49.720 dishonored

00:58:50.620 the

00:58:51.980 the

00:58:52.940 presidency

00:58:53.640 I

00:58:54.040 at least

00:58:54.500 in my

00:58:54.900 opinion

00:58:55.220 they

00:58:56.620 they

00:58:57.740 always

00:58:58.900 treated

00:58:59.360 the

00:58:59.780 presidency

00:59:00.300 as something

00:59:01.020 that was

00:59:01.380 not

00:59:01.840 theirs

00:59:02.320 but they

00:59:03.100 were stewards

00:59:03.800 of

00:59:04.140 and

00:59:05.720 Barbara

00:59:06.540 Bush

00:59:06.840 was

00:59:07.160 truly

00:59:08.120 remarkable

00:59:08.700 I

00:59:09.680 have to

00:59:10.120 tell a

00:59:10.400 story

00:59:10.620 that

00:59:10.920 that

00:59:11.920 happened

00:59:12.180 to me

00:59:12.540 it was

00:59:13.120 the

00:59:13.380 one year

00:59:13.900 anniversary

00:59:14.380 of 9-11

00:59:15.060 so this

00:59:15.500 was

00:59:15.660 2002

00:59:16.980 September

00:59:17.660 11th

00:59:18.040 2002

00:59:18.520 and

00:59:20.180 you

00:59:20.900 were

00:59:21.000 there

00:59:21.300 weren't

00:59:22.220 you

00:59:22.400 didn't

00:59:22.840 you

00:59:22.940 come up

00:59:23.200 to

00:59:23.420 Kennebunkport

00:59:24.060 yes

00:59:24.360 yes

00:59:24.700 we did

00:59:25.240 the

00:59:25.700 god

00:59:26.260 the most

00:59:26.660 one of

00:59:26.920 the most

00:59:27.180 torturous

00:59:27.800 professional

00:59:29.280 moments

00:59:29.760 of my

00:59:30.040 life

00:59:30.360 we went

00:59:31.260 up there

00:59:31.660 with no

00:59:32.320 notice

00:59:32.740 to do

00:59:33.060 an

00:59:33.180 interview

00:59:33.480 with

00:59:33.780 George

00:59:34.140 H.W.

00:59:34.800 Bush

00:59:35.020 to their

00:59:36.480 house

00:59:36.840 in

00:59:37.200 Kennebunkport

00:59:37.780 I had

00:59:38.780 to produce

00:59:39.300 the thing

00:59:39.620 with equipment

00:59:40.360 I had

00:59:40.780 never used

00:59:41.440 or seen

00:59:41.900 before

00:59:42.200 so I had

00:59:42.820 to learn

00:59:43.040 it all

00:59:43.340 overnight

00:59:43.760 oh god

00:59:44.480 and we

00:59:44.800 had to

00:59:45.060 drive up

00:59:45.640 we took

00:59:45.900 the train

00:59:46.460 to some

00:59:46.940 place

00:59:47.220 and it

00:59:50.440 was in

00:59:50.680 the middle

00:59:50.980 of the

00:59:51.200 night

00:59:51.320 3 o'clock

00:59:51.800 in the

00:59:52.000 morning

00:59:52.240 it was

00:59:52.680 completely

00:59:53.120 foggy

00:59:53.720 and it

00:59:54.420 was the

00:59:54.680 first time

00:59:55.460 we had

00:59:55.900 ever used

00:59:56.460 GPS

00:59:56.860 we had

00:59:57.580 never

00:59:57.980 seen

00:59:58.260 it was

00:59:58.520 Hertz

00:59:58.820 never

00:59:59.160 lost

00:59:59.560 remember

00:59:59.920 yeah

01:00:00.400 and we

01:00:01.360 were

01:00:01.760 if it

01:00:02.560 wasn't

01:00:02.820 for that

01:00:03.140 we would

01:00:03.500 have

01:00:03.600 never

01:00:03.880 shown

01:00:04.200 up

01:00:04.420 because

01:00:04.720 we

01:00:04.960 just

01:00:05.240 had

01:00:05.500 no

01:00:05.920 idea

01:00:06.300 where

01:00:06.560 we

01:00:06.720 were

01:00:06.860 going

01:00:07.160 I

01:00:07.740 had

01:00:07.920 just

01:00:08.080 flown

01:00:08.320 in

01:00:08.540 from

01:00:08.760 some

01:00:09.100 place

01:00:09.500 around

01:00:09.740 the

01:00:09.920 world

01:00:10.140 or

01:00:10.300 someplace

01:00:10.740 and

01:00:11.580 we

01:00:12.200 hadn't

01:00:12.480 even

01:00:12.660 talked

01:00:13.020 about

01:00:13.280 it

01:00:13.400 and it's

01:00:13.700 3 o'clock

01:00:14.220 in the

01:00:14.480 morning

01:00:14.700 and I

01:00:15.040 remember

01:00:15.280 driving

01:00:15.760 and it's

01:00:16.560 like

01:00:16.820 at the

01:00:17.440 next

01:00:17.680 roundabout

01:00:18.380 take the

01:00:19.260 fourth

01:00:19.840 turn

01:00:20.360 I'm like

01:00:20.840 okay

01:00:21.180 okay

01:00:21.860 which one

01:00:22.380 is that

01:00:22.660 was that

01:00:22.960 three

01:00:23.240 or was

01:00:23.540 that

01:00:23.680 five

01:00:24.200 and

01:00:25.680 so we

01:00:26.880 we finally

01:00:27.660 get to

01:00:27.940 Kenny

01:00:28.120 Bunkport

01:00:28.520 and it's

01:00:28.760 early in

01:00:29.140 the morning

01:00:29.460 and

01:00:30.260 we do

01:00:31.840 the interview

01:00:32.240 with George

01:00:32.860 H.W.

01:00:33.560 Bush

01:00:33.760 and he's

01:00:34.680 just

01:00:34.900 great

01:00:35.800 and we're

01:00:37.220 walking

01:00:37.580 back

01:00:38.220 towards

01:00:39.940 the house

01:00:40.680 and

01:00:41.580 Barbara

01:00:42.260 I don't

01:00:42.500 remember

01:00:42.720 if she

01:00:42.920 was in

01:00:43.140 a golf

01:00:43.500 cart

01:00:43.800 or if

01:00:44.060 it

01:00:44.160 was a

01:00:44.420 car

01:00:44.680 but I

01:00:44.940 remember

01:00:45.240 she had

01:00:46.040 her foot 0.98

01:00:46.600 out

01:00:47.300 almost like

01:00:47.720 she was

01:00:47.920 going to

01:00:48.180 jump out

01:00:48.780 of the

01:00:50.760 car

01:00:51.000 and just

01:00:51.320 let it

01:00:51.580 keep

01:00:51.780 rolling

01:00:52.160 but she

01:00:53.240 had

01:00:54.540 the door

01:00:55.980 kicked

01:00:56.480 open

01:00:56.960 because she

01:00:58.560 had just

01:00:59.040 gone and

01:00:59.460 cut a

01:00:59.780 whole bunch

01:01:00.140 of hydrangeas

01:01:01.040 and it

01:01:01.260 was early

01:01:01.580 in the

01:01:01.780 morning

01:01:01.980 so the

01:01:02.300 dew

01:01:02.520 was all

01:01:03.180 on

01:01:03.340 and so

01:01:05.080 she's

01:01:05.560 trying to

01:01:06.140 keep

01:01:06.420 the

01:01:06.700 hydrangeas

01:01:07.480 out

01:01:07.880 of the

01:01:08.240 car

01:01:08.580 and away

01:01:09.320 from her

01:01:09.780 so she

01:01:10.120 doesn't get

01:01:10.480 all wet

01:01:10.800 from the

01:01:11.120 dew

01:01:11.360 and she

01:01:12.360 just drives

01:01:12.820 by and

01:01:13.200 she says

01:01:13.680 morning

01:01:14.540 boys

01:01:15.260 and we

01:01:17.020 just I

01:01:17.820 just love

01:01:18.360 her she's

01:01:18.840 just so

01:01:19.160 great

01:01:19.500 and moment

01:01:20.740 it was a

01:01:21.280 weird moment

01:01:21.760 and I

01:01:24.040 said

01:01:24.500 she's a

01:01:26.600 tough old

01:01:27.040 bird

01:01:27.380 and I

01:01:29.840 think it

01:01:30.080 was HW

01:01:30.740 and he

01:01:31.680 said you

01:01:32.540 don't know

01:01:32.900 the half

01:01:33.300 of it

01:01:33.620 she runs

01:01:35.580 the place

01:01:36.260 and I

01:01:37.060 said I bet

01:01:37.440 she does

01:01:38.000 and he

01:01:39.380 said you

01:01:40.160 know we

01:01:41.620 just had a

01:01:42.200 problem

01:01:42.680 we all got

01:01:44.300 our butts

01:01:44.880 kicked

01:01:45.240 she called

01:01:46.180 you know

01:01:47.040 two presidents

01:01:47.980 and the

01:01:49.140 secret service

01:01:49.920 and she

01:01:50.940 said get

01:01:51.760 your butts 1.00

01:01:52.240 into the

01:01:52.620 house I

01:01:53.000 want to

01:01:53.240 talk to

01:01:53.580 you and

01:01:54.760 George W

01:01:56.080 was on

01:01:56.700 the speaker

01:01:57.140 phone and

01:01:58.020 HW was 0.90

01:01:58.960 in the

01:01:59.340 room and

01:02:00.220 the head

01:02:00.500 of the

01:02:00.720 secret

01:02:00.960 services in

01:02:01.580 the room

01:02:01.940 and she

01:02:02.560 started wagging

01:02:03.340 her finger

01:02:03.800 because she

01:02:05.280 had told

01:02:06.060 George HW

01:02:07.300 when they

01:02:07.660 left the

01:02:08.080 White House

01:02:08.520 no more

01:02:09.360 secret service

01:02:09.960 I've lived

01:02:10.420 with it for

01:02:10.860 too long I

01:02:11.560 want to be a

01:02:12.040 normal human

01:02:12.600 being no

01:02:13.680 more secret

01:02:14.200 service and

01:02:15.080 he's like honey

01:02:15.940 we need

01:02:16.360 secret service

01:02:16.980 not me I

01:02:18.320 don't want

01:02:18.980 it I am

01:02:19.880 not living

01:02:20.840 in a cage

01:02:21.540 anymore so

01:02:23.060 she didn't

01:02:23.880 have it but

01:02:25.200 then when

01:02:25.680 George W

01:02:26.400 got into

01:02:27.320 office she

01:02:28.680 needed it and

01:02:29.620 especially after

01:02:30.580 9-11 and

01:02:32.700 if you remember

01:02:33.300 right Saddam 0.61

01:02:34.080 Hussein had

01:02:34.920 targeted the

01:02:35.920 Bush you 0.60

01:02:36.980 know the

01:02:37.240 HW's at

01:02:39.780 Kenny

01:02:40.140 Bunkport if

01:02:40.900 I'm not

01:02:41.180 mistaken and

01:02:42.160 they were

01:02:42.420 trying to

01:02:43.040 kill them

01:02:43.580 and so they

01:02:45.120 had to have

01:02:46.160 security and

01:02:47.720 so W is in

01:02:48.540 office and

01:02:49.040 he's like

01:02:49.560 mom look

01:02:51.600 here's the

01:02:53.100 evidence they're

01:02:53.920 trying to kill

01:02:55.040 you and dad

01:02:55.860 you have to

01:02:57.320 have secret

01:02:58.240 service protection

01:02:59.200 and she's like

01:02:59.920 nope you can

01:03:01.680 put all that

01:03:02.680 fancy stuff in

01:03:03.960 the yard and

01:03:04.780 he was pointing

01:03:05.720 to it you know

01:03:06.640 you can put all

01:03:07.300 this fancy stuff

01:03:08.180 in the yard you

01:03:09.240 can do whatever

01:03:09.720 you want but

01:03:10.800 no one is to

01:03:12.720 shadow me no

01:03:13.940 one I want my

01:03:14.620 life back and

01:03:16.300 so she walked

01:03:17.000 out of the

01:03:17.360 room and the

01:03:18.400 two presidents

01:03:19.040 looked at each

01:03:19.680 other and

01:03:20.100 said okay son

01:03:25.200 just do what

01:03:25.660 you have to

01:03:26.080 do but do

01:03:26.780 not get

01:03:28.020 caught by

01:03:28.880 her doing

01:03:29.560 it so the

01:03:32.140 poor secret

01:03:32.740 service were

01:03:34.440 told you can

01:03:36.380 shadow her but

01:03:38.100 don't ever let

01:03:39.100 her see you if

01:03:40.840 she catches

01:03:41.540 you you're on

01:03:43.060 your own okay

01:03:44.660 so they got

01:03:46.560 away with it

01:03:47.240 for a couple

01:03:47.800 of months

01:03:48.400 and she

01:03:49.820 went out

01:03:50.260 shopping one

01:03:50.960 day she took

01:03:51.460 the car in

01:03:52.180 kenny

01:03:52.420 bunkport and

01:03:53.060 she went out

01:03:53.560 shopping and

01:03:55.000 she is out and

01:03:57.040 she's just doing

01:03:57.780 her thing she's 1.00

01:03:58.940 coming back she

01:04:00.020 has a tail okay

01:04:01.660 she hasn't caught

01:04:02.560 them but it's a

01:04:04.100 new guy who

01:04:05.380 just started I

01:04:06.700 think it was the

01:04:07.200 first time that he

01:04:08.160 had gone out and

01:04:09.940 so just because of

01:04:11.760 his training part of

01:04:12.740 the deal the secret

01:04:13.600 services you make

01:04:14.500 the the you know

01:04:16.280 the protectorate

01:04:17.040 the you know make

01:04:18.360 their life easier and

01:04:19.960 so he just called

01:04:20.820 ahead and said you

01:04:22.860 know whatever her

01:04:23.440 code name was you

01:04:24.640 know Barbara's on

01:04:26.720 her way back open

01:04:28.140 the gate well she

01:04:31.620 comes around the

01:04:32.320 corner and the

01:04:33.960 gate is open and

01:04:36.080 she slams on her

01:04:37.620 brakes and she 1.00

01:04:38.720 goes right to the

01:04:39.540 guard gate and she 0.98

01:04:41.200 says excuse me

01:04:43.840 why is this gate

01:04:45.860 opening open he

01:04:47.200 said it was just

01:04:50.120 open she said stay

01:04:52.000 right there she

01:04:53.060 turned around she

01:04:54.160 crossed her arms and

01:04:55.060 she stood in the

01:04:56.200 driveway waiting for

01:04:57.680 the tail that she

01:04:59.200 knew was on her

01:05:00.460 now to pull up the

01:05:02.680 guy pulls up sees

01:05:03.820 her and like slams 1.00

01:05:04.700 on the brakes he's

01:05:06.060 like and she walks

01:05:07.120 over to the door

01:05:07.740 you're tailing me

01:05:09.140 um I I um she

01:05:13.640 calls a family

01:05:14.460 council and she 0.87

01:05:16.260 reads these two

01:05:17.400 presidents the riot

01:05:19.260 act this woman was

01:05:21.880 steel she was steel 1.00

01:05:24.860 she knew who she

01:05:26.460 was she knew what

01:05:27.520 she wanted and uh

01:05:29.420 and she ran I think

01:05:31.480 she ran a great

01:05:32.940 household but make

01:05:34.960 no mistake even in

01:05:36.480 the house with two

01:05:37.460 presidents she was

01:05:39.780 still the boss

01:05:40.860 so a couple of

01:05:56.280 other things that we

01:05:56.960 should uh address

01:05:58.040 today uh starbucks

01:06:00.000 situation has gone

01:06:01.220 bad from bad to

01:06:02.360 worse chick-fil-a is

01:06:04.620 doing all kinds of

01:06:05.860 magic christian magic

01:06:07.080 on people in new

01:06:07.880 york and we'll give

01:06:09.200 you an update on

01:06:09.860 that go ahead should

01:06:11.640 we talk about scott

01:06:12.260 purdy as well scott

01:06:14.160 purdy scott purdy

01:06:15.080 scott purdy well uh

01:06:16.920 he had a pretty

01:06:17.680 amazing thing that

01:06:19.120 happened to him do

01:06:20.360 you take a lyrica by

01:06:21.480 any chance the uh

01:06:22.300 painkiller no used to

01:06:23.820 oh really yeah

01:06:24.560 hmm some interesting

01:06:26.080 news breaking on the

01:06:26.800 program soon uh scott

01:06:28.780 purdy uh he hurt

01:06:31.200 himself he had a go

01:06:32.740 carting accident and

01:06:34.300 he broke his foot and

01:06:36.520 he uh went on lyrica

01:06:38.980 and then he claims

01:06:41.680 he's had some changes

01:06:42.540 okay since he went on

01:06:44.700 lyrica yes all right

01:06:45.940 he uh has become uh

01:06:47.600 more open more open

01:06:49.460 and uh not bothered

01:06:50.760 what people think or

01:06:51.760 say oh boy which is

01:06:53.540 good um he also uh

01:06:56.920 has had some changes

01:06:57.860 in his personal life

01:06:58.740 uh he was with a

01:07:01.220 girlfriend that he

01:07:02.000 had been with for

01:07:02.760 about six months uh

01:07:05.060 and then uh he

01:07:06.400 decided to uh break

01:07:07.860 up with her

01:07:08.380 why why uh well he

01:07:10.960 quote uh noticed his

01:07:12.220 libido for women had 1.00

01:07:13.740 had had gone away and

01:07:16.180 he was wanting male

01:07:17.080 attention

01:07:17.480 he uh decided

01:07:20.740 you're not saying that

01:07:22.100 that's a you're not

01:07:23.680 saying that that's a

01:07:24.460 drug effect are you

01:07:25.920 it's i'm not saying

01:07:26.900 scott purdy okay is

01:07:28.540 saying that he broke

01:07:29.760 broke his leg was

01:07:31.500 dating a woman

01:07:32.220 mm-hmm went on

01:07:33.740 lyrica mm-hmm now 0.99

01:07:35.500 is gay he's now 0.96

01:07:37.560 attracted to men

01:07:38.680 hey fluoride makes

01:07:40.540 frogs gay i've heard 0.98

01:07:41.820 that someplace is it

01:07:43.400 fluoride i think it's

01:07:44.660 a fluoride it's making

01:07:45.540 the freaking frogs

01:07:46.380 gay and the freaking 0.98

01:07:47.060 frogs gay uh yeah so 0.99

01:07:48.880 he's he's actually very

01:07:50.700 excited about this

01:07:51.400 change i don't you

01:07:52.120 know he says it's uh

01:07:53.080 it's made him who he

01:07:54.740 is mm-hmm uh and uh

01:07:57.180 has he thought of

01:07:58.300 getting off of lyrica

01:07:59.900 before he commits to

01:08:01.100 anything it does seem

01:08:02.680 like yeah i mean it

01:08:03.800 might be it might be a

01:08:05.400 good idea you know

01:08:06.580 wait right there for

01:08:10.800 maybe two to four weeks

01:08:13.940 if i come back we'll

01:08:17.840 consummate the deal

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01:10:11.560 glenn beck mercury

01:10:16.340 the glenn beck program presents

01:10:27.300 retrospective retrospective on

01:10:30.100 today's episode william howard

01:10:32.780 taft born in cincinnati ohio in

01:10:35.500 1857 grew up to become america's

01:10:39.000 27th president he died in

01:10:41.760 1930 he was overweight

01:10:46.140 this has been retrospective

01:10:50.800 retrospective on the glenn beck

01:10:52.420 program i want to make sure

01:10:53.020 that you know you don't go away

01:10:54.440 empty-handed today that you've

01:10:55.680 learned something uh on every uh

01:10:57.860 on every program you're going to

01:10:59.020 learn something you don't think

01:11:00.100 it's as important to say that

01:11:01.600 barbara bush is the only woman

01:11:03.040 with a husband and son that was

01:11:05.660 president of the united states

01:11:06.600 except for abigail adams yeah

01:11:10.040 abigail adams that's maybe more

01:11:12.040 relevant than the william howard

01:11:13.260 taft is overweight uh factoid but

01:11:15.960 he was uh in fact overweight tell me

01:11:19.800 one thing about taft other than uh

01:11:23.160 he was fat and the bathtub thing

01:11:25.380 because those are related one thing

01:11:27.620 well he was fat in the bathtub or he

01:11:29.500 said no they're related you can't use

01:11:30.960 bathtub or fat on william howard

01:11:33.600 taft that's why we used he was

01:11:35.620 overweight it's still it's not tell

01:11:38.540 me one thing i don't you know it

01:11:40.200 come on i don't know you're gonna

01:11:42.060 kick yourself i mean i probably do

01:11:43.300 know it but i don't you know it it's

01:11:44.860 an easy one everybody knows it okay

01:11:47.280 can you i mean yeah his name rhymes

01:11:49.720 with raft oh i knew that too yeah i

01:11:53.160 did know that you're right yeah it's

01:11:54.160 ah it was right there so i don't know

01:11:57.580 that is really i don't know anything

01:11:59.660 about him other than he's fat it

01:12:01.020 wouldn't it be sad that you were

01:12:02.220 remembered as fat you were the

01:12:04.040 president and you're only remembered

01:12:06.360 for being fat and the bathtub which i

01:12:08.920 don't even know if that's true or not

01:12:10.340 is that true what that he was

01:12:12.480 overweight yes he was no about the

01:12:14.040 bathtub that they put a big huge

01:12:15.540 bathtub in there because he was so fat

01:12:17.760 i don't know if that's even true i

01:12:19.960 don't know the retrospective didn't

01:12:20.980 even cover it they just said he was

01:12:22.100 overweight yeah yeah which would

01:12:24.040 indicate he might need a larger

01:12:25.140 bathtub but does not guarantee it hey

01:12:26.860 can we give everybody a uh uh we

01:12:29.340 could can we just cut everybody some

01:12:30.680 slack did you hear about the mom who

01:12:32.680 was in the grocery store with the

01:12:34.120 peanut butter and jelly sandwich

01:12:35.320 yes uh so the kid is right and wants

01:12:39.780 some food is in the cart right sitting

01:12:41.600 in the cart it's monday pb and j yep and

01:12:44.060 she just reaches in her purse gives a 1.00

01:12:45.860 little pb and j sandwich uh it's a

01:12:49.240 four-year-old daughter so she's sitting

01:12:51.360 there um eating and a woman stopped and 1.00

01:12:54.240 lectured about peanut allergies and she

01:12:57.560 was like oh yeah sorry i okay didn't

01:13:01.840 think about that so she's so she writes

01:13:04.200 about that on her blog and um here's

01:13:08.500 what people said to her your total

01:13:11.620 disdain for safety of other kids is

01:13:13.980 awful feeding your kid a pb and j in a 0.98

01:13:17.080 target shopping cart is the epitome of

01:13:19.400 lowbrow for the love of god at least feed

01:13:22.260 her in the car if you absolutely can't

01:13:24.380 feed her at home everything about your

01:13:26.580 post is vile another one you're the

01:13:30.420 worst kind of person jeez we suck as a 0.75

01:13:34.460 society it's not impossible to feed your

01:13:37.200 child before or after putting them in a

01:13:39.840 shopping cart especially peanut butter

01:13:42.120 you're awful come on this is uh

01:13:46.340 addicted to outrage once again really is

01:13:48.800 just you're looking for something to

01:13:50.720 make you feel alive that you can be

01:13:52.160 angry about what are you angry here i

01:13:54.380 mean look i understand if your kid has a

01:13:55.800 peanut allergy you're going to be

01:13:56.700 sensitive over that but you have to

01:13:57.880 understand that you're the one that's

01:14:00.060 different here right like you have to

01:14:01.800 look at this and say hey you know i have

01:14:04.280 to make sure that every time i'm sure if

01:14:06.360 you're a parent of someone with a severe

01:14:07.760 peanut allergy every time you have to

01:14:09.760 wipe your carts down wiping carts down

01:14:11.680 you're making sure that there's no i

01:14:13.500 mean you are probably doing a lot of work

01:14:15.060 on that let me tell you something what

01:14:16.160 kind of bad parent doesn't wipe down a

01:14:20.080 cart with some sort of clorox wipe i mean

01:14:23.660 just the disease and the germs on those

01:14:25.900 things i mean you're a bad parent if you

01:14:28.560 don't do it in fact i'm gonna trash you 0.93

01:14:30.920 in a message board right now about what a

01:14:32.420 terrible parent you are if you don't do

01:14:33.860 that uh no i mean look i can see i can

01:14:37.920 see how you if you especially if you have a

01:14:39.800 kid with allergies like that that it would

01:14:41.140 be scary but can i tell you something if

01:14:42.900 you would have the child would have been

01:14:44.240 given a shrimp cocktail other than being

01:14:47.140 an elitist nobody would have said anything

01:14:49.060 four times as many kids are allergic to

01:14:51.900 seafood than they are peanut butter but

01:14:54.980 for some reason peanut butter is a flash

01:14:57.540 point glenn back mercury

01:15:01.940 love courage truth

01:15:11.760 glenn back the good senator from kentucky

01:15:16.360 rand paul uh joins us now he's got a new

01:15:19.700 proposal on uh the budget that he says can

01:15:23.940 reduce our deficit and get us into line um

01:15:29.300 fairly quickly he's here to tell us about

01:15:32.060 it rand

01:15:32.540 hey glenn yeah i thought there ought to be

01:15:35.560 still some conservatives who are for

01:15:37.420 balancing the budget and actually would

01:15:39.560 introduce something like a balanced budget so

01:15:41.680 we read the rules around here and we discovered

01:15:44.380 that if the republican leadership doesn't do

01:15:46.960 their job and doesn't introduce a budget then

01:15:49.200 anybody can and so we wrote our own budget it

01:15:52.260 balances in five years by using the penny

01:15:54.400 plan we cut one percent across the board for

01:15:57.780 five years it balances and then we've added what

01:16:01.200 they call reconciliation instructions so we

01:16:03.620 can do with a simple majority we're going to

01:16:06.160 expand health savings accounts bigger and

01:16:09.020 broader than anybody's ever contemplated so we can get a real marketplace in

01:16:12.820 health care and drive prices down are you going to be able to

01:16:15.420 have this even introduced i mean mcconnell controls what's what's going to be

01:16:20.180 you know coming that's the interesting thing about the rules since they did not do

01:16:23.520 their job and they're not going to introduce a budget mine is a privileged

01:16:26.780 motion and it will get a vote now i can't make these people vote for

01:16:30.740 something like a balanced budget but i can sure the heck shame them by sticking it

01:16:35.220 right in front of their face and saying you have to vote up or down

01:16:38.920 on whether or not you're for balancing the budget and guess what

01:16:41.820 about all the democrats will vote no we know that

01:16:44.720 but about half the republicans or a little more than half will vote against this

01:16:48.680 proposal and it'll be defeated because

01:16:51.460 republicans don't have the spine to actually vote to cut any spending how can

01:16:55.780 you disagree with a one percent uh cut across the board i mean that's

01:17:01.460 exactly my point how can you possibly there's one percent waste in every

01:17:04.800 government program up here yes even if you love the government program even if

01:17:08.580 you say well the federal government needs to be in charge of of uh national

01:17:13.040 defense i'm with you but i think we can have a strong defense and cut one percent

01:17:16.840 because i think what it does like right now there's three billion dollars a

01:17:20.720 year being spent in afghanistan in the last three years i think they found three

01:17:24.720 billion that's unaccounted for just in afghanistan i mean you if you have

01:17:29.400 a never-ending supply of cash you sometimes don't appreciate it

01:17:33.440 until you're like hey wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute we got to watch

01:17:36.280 where every penny is going here i i there's 28 million dollars missing in

01:17:41.420 uniforms somebody was supposed to get uniforms i don't know who got the

01:17:44.780 uniforms but somebody got the 28 million this is just in afghanistan

01:17:48.260 700 million dollars in ammunition so that's pretty dangerous if you don't know

01:17:54.140 who got the ammunition so what if the ammunition actually was went to the

01:17:58.180 enemy you know they can't account for it so 700 million dollars was misplaced

01:18:02.180 that was supposed to buy ammunition just in afghanistan so absolutely they

01:18:06.200 need they you know they need to be audited and a one percent across the

01:18:09.780 board cut um and if you don't want to do it the interesting thing about the way

01:18:13.340 i've written my budget is let's say you don't want to cut the military at all and

01:18:16.760 you're willing to cut uh four or five percent of everything else they can do

01:18:21.000 that too but if they don't come up with a plan then it would be a one percent

01:18:24.920 across the board so rand i feel like all of these weasels are you know rats are

01:18:31.620 jumping the ship from uh the gop and getting out while the getting is good 0.61

01:18:36.260 because they know what they've they've done and they know what's coming um a

01:18:41.160 significant pushback from the voters on on business as usual there but i can't i

01:18:48.140 can't help but think they're leaving us with economic disasters uh and they're

01:18:54.220 going to get their pension they're going to be fine they'll get their sweet job

01:18:57.480 and who's who's going to come in and change anything well i think what it is is

01:19:02.560 they all want to get their plum lobbying jobs and the sooner they get out of

01:19:05.620 congress the sooner they can get their million dollar a year lobbying job and i

01:19:09.320 think they think that they might as well do it while they're in the majority

01:19:11.700 because they've gone from a position of power to a position of uh sort of uh crony

01:19:17.940 capitalist corruption which is where the racket in lobbying so i personally would

01:19:23.360 make a rule that you can't go from congress to lobbying i just have a lifetime

01:19:26.840 ban and a few years ago i tried to introduce that and you would not believe

01:19:31.360 the pushback i got when i tried to introduce a ban on lobbying for my members

01:19:35.880 of congress and so uh that's it but the thing is is you know the battle for the

01:19:41.480 country goes on the battle for the heart and soul of the country goes on

01:19:44.480 conservatives have to have some movement we can't just say oh it's done we're

01:19:48.960 now in power so we are no longer conservative and i've said it before and

01:19:52.720 i'll say it again republicans are the conservative party when they're in the

01:19:55.940 minority but then once they're in the majority there is no conservative party

01:19:59.580 that's where we are now unless some of us speak up and say we're not voting for

01:20:03.660 the massive spending increases we're not voting for trillion dollar deficits and

01:20:08.300 by golly we're not just going to play a game and introduce the

01:20:10.980 the budget and balanced budget amendment we're actually going to introduce

01:20:14.080 balanced budget when are you when are you introducing this it'll be introduced

01:20:17.760 uh this week and the vote we're not sure exactly when it comes but we believe

01:20:22.140 they cannot prevent us from having a vote hopefully within the next few weeks

01:20:25.740 all right um we'll follow it and we'll make sure that the audience follows it let

01:20:30.720 me ask you a couple of other um questions first on syria um you you said

01:20:37.700 um yesterday something that i think is being used uh in two different ways and i

01:20:43.820 want you to clarify where you stand you you said we don't have any evidence

01:20:48.840 that uh syria actually use these chemical weapons are you are you saying look we've

01:20:57.120 had mistakes in intelligence before let's get it right and let's make sure we get

01:21:01.420 it right or are you saying uh you know it's this looks like a false flag it looks

01:21:08.740 like a british uh setup or or one of these things that is there's also being

01:21:13.620 spouted by some on the on the on the right i wanted to make two points yesterday one

01:21:18.860 point is that it doesn't make any sense for assad he's been winning the war for two

01:21:23.140 or three years he's actually more secure in his position right now than he's been the

01:21:28.200 only thing that can galvanize western opposition to him is chemical weapons so

01:21:32.580 you have to scratch your head and say he's either the dumbest dictator on the

01:21:36.360 planet to use chemical weapons when traditional weapons kill as many or more

01:21:41.300 people and can have the same effect so he's

01:21:43.840 either the dumbest dictator on the planet or he didn't do it

01:21:46.120 now yesterday i said i had not seen any evidence and we had had no briefings

01:21:50.760 yesterday afternoon though after those interviews i did have a briefing

01:21:53.980 we were not presented with detailed evidence of it but we were presented with

01:21:58.180 the conclusions of our intelligence community that said he did it

01:22:01.120 the hard part about this is they're making a conclusion before we've had any

01:22:05.740 samples taken of of anything they there are some groups on the ground that will

01:22:09.500 take samples today and i don't know that there is was any

01:22:13.660 evidence presented that either russia or iran were complicit in this

01:22:17.980 they are involved with the syrian government but there's no evidence that

01:22:21.040 they were complicit the question i ask and the this is not a classified

01:22:25.400 question or an answer is why uh do you think what do you think would be

01:22:30.720 assad's reasoning for doing something that galvanizes the world's opposition to him

01:22:34.940 when he appears to be winning by not using chemical weapons and uh i think

01:22:39.480 hang on perhaps go ahead go ahead go ahead they said perhaps other people could have

01:22:44.140 made the decision at a lower level you know like some other general makes it maybe

01:22:47.800 assad doesn't do it but nobody really had a good explanation for why he would do

01:22:52.060 something i have one that brings on that brings on so much uh uh unanimity of the world against

01:22:58.360 him i have one um the group that he uh targeted allegedly uh is a group that had been

01:23:05.540 hunkered down uh they have extensive uh resources underground and it is the last stronghold

01:23:14.080 that that was really holding out because he is winning but these were fight until the death

01:23:19.940 kind of uh people that had really prepared this whole section uh and the the estimates were that

01:23:27.440 it was going to take about a year to be able to fight their way through and the the question is

01:23:34.060 if you can use chemical weapons in the same way in some ways that we used uh the atomic bomb in japan

01:23:42.140 and it will get them to surrender uh maybe it's worth doing that group that had just the week

01:23:49.120 before said we're not surrendering they surrendered the very next day yeah and there was a few hundred

01:23:55.980 of them so it doesn't sound that formidable but i think your explanation could possibly be right so

01:24:00.240 i'm not saying they did or didn't use them i'm just saying it doesn't make a lot of logical sense

01:24:04.440 for them to do it but you're right the rebels did end up leaving they under a truce i don't know

01:24:09.060 they surrendered they left the area i don't know that they uh turned themselves over as prisoners

01:24:14.060 yes um the other things that are perplexing about this is i don't think the rebels actually lived in

01:24:19.920 that community so the rebels weren't liked uh by the people living there either um but uh you're

01:24:26.180 right in the end the assad got the result and perhaps assad calculates that the response by the u.s

01:24:31.320 will be a pinprick and that maybe the cruise missiles do blow up some buildings but they don't

01:24:37.820 necessarily uh you know have enough punishment that they feel it's that they've been so punished

01:24:43.480 that it wasn't worth it to them so maybe they do judge it and say that well yeah the world will

01:24:48.200 react they'll drop a few bombs and then we'll go on our merry way but we got rid of those rebels in

01:24:52.300 that area there's a possibility that they do look at it and say that strategically it is in their interest

01:24:57.520 so you've also said that you are um not going to support uh mike pompeo for the secretary of state

01:25:04.180 there's news coming out today that he has already met with kim jong-un um and is now in kind of in

01:25:11.140 the middle of uh you know what what is being described by some as you know our last chance

01:25:17.480 for peace um does that change your calculus at all and if not why it it i think it heartens me that

01:25:25.860 president trump has uh has envoys going to speak with north korea um in my conversations with the

01:25:32.100 president i've always advocated that we should try to seek a non-military solution to north korea if

01:25:37.860 at all possible so i'm heartened by it on the fact that the president you know directed this

01:25:43.080 um with regard to congressman or director pompeo my main objection is sort of that he i'm not so sure

01:25:51.440 that he agrees with trump and that he will he let trump be trump or will he be advising him in a way

01:25:56.440 that goes against the better instinct so for example president trump has always said that the

01:26:02.220 iraq war was a huge mistake and strategic blunder for the country pompeo's never expressed that and

01:26:09.100 really has expressed the opposite views on afghanistan the president has said we completed

01:26:13.860 our mission and he's advocated many times for coming home pompeo has the opposite opinion that

01:26:19.020 we should stay and uh the same with syria you know the president has talked about actually coming

01:26:23.900 home as soon as two weeks before until we had this uh chemical weapons uh you know attack that sort 0.95

01:26:29.940 of uh i think allowed us to stay more and so really in the end i think it would be better the president

01:26:35.940 would be better served if he had people around him who uh were actually sort of more in line with

01:26:41.600 his thinking and less opposed to to the i think the unique aspect that the president brings to foreign

01:26:47.140 policy i'm i'm really concerned when uh congress really didn't pay any attention the senate didn't

01:26:52.900 really pay any attention to uh the um bernie sanders mike lee bill to to to demand uh an end or

01:27:03.940 uh or an authorization for this shadow war that we're running in in yemen it doesn't seem like

01:27:10.460 congress has any intention of being held accountable for anything nor nor want to be you know he i don't

01:27:16.720 often agree with bernie sanders but he made a great point he says you conservatives you care about the

01:27:21.060 constitution you spout it all the time when it comes to economic issues but then when it comes

01:27:25.800 to foreign policy you completely ignore the constitution he has a point other than a few of

01:27:30.200 us mike lee and a few others uh on foreign policy very few people think that congress has to authorize

01:27:35.820 war but our founding fathers were unanimous in this every one of the founding fathers wrote or spoke out

01:27:42.000 and said that they did not want the power to rest in the hands of the president that was too

01:27:46.420 important too much power and they vested that power in the constitution but they did that on purpose and

01:27:51.960 virtually no one up here uh is still trying to adhere to the original meaning of the constitution

01:27:57.680 as the founders intended i will tell you that i uh i mean i i want the president to be able to move if

01:28:03.540 he needs to be able to move but 30 days goes by boy congress has has got to be able to say no we're not

01:28:10.980 doing that anymore uh i was i i really thought that uh president trump should have even gone to congress

01:28:18.400 for advice and consent on uh on syria we are we are dangerously close to uh war with putin and that

01:28:27.200 doesn't work for anybody that's not good well think about it people say oh congress is so ineffectual

01:28:33.300 and gridlocked they can't do anything but think about it when we were attacked at pearl harbor the president

01:28:38.840 came the next morning and virtually unanimously congress voted on the spot to declare war on japan

01:28:44.280 um after 9 11 when president george w bush came to congress virtually unanimous once again to go to

01:28:51.360 war with the people who attacked us on 9 11 so i think actually our country can come together we're

01:28:56.240 much stronger when we come together like that we're much stronger when we have a vote at the outset that

01:29:00.420 we're going to war but all this other messy stuff you know in yemen they say oh we're not really at war

01:29:05.580 because we're not dropping the bombs the saudis are dropping the bombs but we're refueling their 0.80

01:29:10.400 planes and the people on the receiving end of the bombs you know they they don't say oh this is

01:29:15.720 kinetic action we're not really being bombed they think uh we're at war with them it's the same the

01:29:21.380 same kind of thinking that has gotten us into so much trouble in the middle east by saying we're not

01:29:25.160 doing the torture it's egypt that's doing the torture yeah but here's the here's the really sad

01:29:30.380 thing almost everybody now including pompeo including president trump say there is no military

01:29:36.120 solution in afghanistan there is no military solution in syria and there is no military

01:29:41.220 solution in yemen and so my point to them yesterday and to a couple of the guys from the state department

01:29:45.940 yesterday as i asked how do you think that goes for the guy down at the recruiting station is saying

01:29:50.400 hey please sign up for the infantry we need you for a war now we're not planning on winning but what

01:29:56.200 we want to do is if we take one more village back from the taliban maybe they'll negotiate with us 1.00

01:30:00.720 and we'll get a negotiated settlement but we need you to take that last village sounds a lot like

01:30:05.380 vietnam you know take one more village give it up take it take it again give it up but we're really

01:30:10.480 not trying to defeat the enemy we are trying to get to a point of negotiation and i realize a lot of war

01:30:15.940 ends with negotiation but i think if we've already acknowledged that we need to be doing a little bit

01:30:20.320 more negotiating right now a little more diplomacy and a little bit less sending of our gis everywhere

01:30:24.520 thank you so much senator rand paul uh we will watch for his uh his budget that is going to be

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01:31:43.340 glenn beck mercury

01:31:47.460 glenn beck we're total geeks we're having a constitutional war powers uh conversation off air

01:31:59.700 we'll get to it because it is it is it's not what you it's not what you think it is uh and we've we've

01:32:06.680 let the constitution just bleed all out to where it really doesn't have any meaning anymore well and

01:32:11.980 this is congress's fault because congress never steps up and takes responsibility here it's an

01:32:17.960 idea to protect and defend the constitution of the united states yeah i mean this is the same with

01:32:23.220 trade the constitution says congress should be dealing with trade the president should be setting

01:32:29.180 tariffs no that that's something congress is supposed to do but congress just says well we don't really

01:32:34.400 want to be held responsible for it so you do it and there's the same thing with war again like i think

01:32:39.940 the one this is the one loophole that i don't think the founders foresaw they didn't foresee people

01:32:47.320 gladly giving their power away yeah you know what i mean and ignoring these things yeah because that's

01:32:53.160 what they do they just sign well well we are exercising our right by giving that decision making

01:33:00.460 power to the president right we've decided we have it's where we've made the decision we don't want

01:33:05.380 to decide you don't have the right to do that the constitution lays out how this system works

01:33:10.880 you don't have the right to do that and and i i agree with that and then you look at the war powers act

01:33:17.260 because a lot of our war powers resolution where people typically go to when they say 60 to 90 days

01:33:22.480 what rand paul was talking about is true in that like really you're not supposed to do it at all

01:33:25.600 but what people will say you have 60 to 90 days to essentially react well that's true except for

01:33:31.600 the fact that it's very specific what what circumstances lead you to have that ability

01:33:37.680 which is a congressional declaration a congressional legislative power under necessary and proper

01:33:43.060 clause and then finally the one we've been always dealing with presidential executive power as

01:33:47.420 commander-in-chief but with a limitation what limitation can either be here's the three

01:33:52.860 circumstances that you can do this one a declaration of war we don't have that two specific statuatory

01:33:58.840 authorization now you could stretch that from 9-11 and say anything in the entire world can be

01:34:04.960 utilized this way and that's one of the ways one of the ways they're doing that yeah and three a

01:34:09.760 national emergency created by attack upon the united states its territories possessions or armed

01:34:15.560 forces also covered under 9-11 but again right like you can stretch but there's not an attack

01:34:21.220 here on like a syrian chemical attack on syrians does not is not an attack on the united states

01:34:29.400 and we keep viewing it through that lens because we think a chemical attack by syrians on syrians is 0.54

01:34:35.700 really bad which it is that does not give us the power there's not a really bad clause in the

01:34:41.440 constitution well throw this stuff out if you feel really angry about it that's not in there

01:34:45.240 and we continually put that in there which is a problem again i think i think if you went to

01:34:51.980 congress and you said hey look uh they just you know it's chemical weapons attack we need to do 0.98

01:34:56.040 something you're probably gonna get approval for that anyway they still don't bother with it we're

01:35:01.100 gonna go to why people who say that uh syria didn't have a reason to drop this chemical weapon

01:35:08.620 why i think they're wrong the evidence coming up in a second glenn back

01:35:14.340 mercury

01:35:15.500 you're listening to the glenn back program i love this southwest pilot that landed the plane yesterday

01:35:30.460 engine blows up somebody is unfortunately sucked through a window a passenger pulls her back in but

01:35:36.700 she's already dead and uh she's landing the plane and you know they don't know if they're gonna make it

01:35:42.360 and she just says uh uh can you just make sure that medical personnel is i mean you hear her just

01:35:48.260 speak do we have the audio yeah listen to this audio this is great start looking for the airport

01:35:52.960 it's off to your right and slightly behind you there and uh altitude is your discretion use caution for

01:35:57.820 the uh downtown area maintain uh advise you to maintain at about 2 200 for uh dmva okay could

01:36:04.400 you have the uh medical meters there on the runway as well we've got uh injured passengers

01:36:10.680 injured passengers okay and are you is your airplane physically on fire

01:36:14.520 no it's not on fire but part of it's missing

01:36:17.300 holy crap i just like matter of fact like yeah it's another day in the office

01:36:22.700 yeah it's not on fire just parts of it are missing i remember too there was there was one airline i

01:36:27.020 remember which one it was that had you know you have the like in in plane like radio stations you

01:36:31.660 can kind of flip through there's like classical and one of them was the in cabin feed yeah where

01:36:36.940 you could hear the actual pilots talking can you imagine listening to her say yeah it's not on fire

01:36:42.960 but some of the planes missing uh no but i can't imagine i think i would be more freaked out by the

01:36:48.860 big hole in this i'm there in the cabin where i could see the hole yes and the passenger who's just

01:36:53.920 dragged back in but you don't know i mean you can't see all the damage that's been done to the plane

01:36:59.900 you don't know pretty incredible yeah pretty incredible she's she's remarkable and she said that

01:37:04.600 it's her her christian faith that has pulled her through all of this she's a remarkable woman one of

01:37:10.480 the first female air force pilots i had heard maybe the first maybe the first yeah so a really amazing

01:37:16.240 history and story so jason betrillo is with us and he is uh uh he's former military intel and you know

01:37:24.600 our geopolitical uh kind of watchdog and researcher and uh we were talking to ran paul before the break

01:37:33.000 uh about syria and he said this what i think is just a little ignorant when i hear it from from

01:37:41.960 people um uh that that's assad had no reason to drop these chemical weapons i think ran paul gave me

01:37:51.280 one reason himself where he said yeah he might have done the calculation that they would just probably

01:37:56.040 drop a few missiles and then we'd move on with our lives that's exactly what i think but there's more

01:38:00.980 and i was glad to hear that ran paul knew about the rebels i was incredibly surprised that he knew

01:38:08.440 about it because most people in the west have never even heard of this rebel group and that rebel group

01:38:13.040 uh for all the nerds out there is jaish al-islam and they're and one of a gazillion other rebel groups

01:38:19.120 uh within syria but what makes them very specific is they are right outside the old city in damascus

01:38:26.520 yes so what would be the equivalent uh old town um alexandria across the river from uh washington dc

01:38:34.100 perfect so imagine if there were rebels trying to do an insurrection or guerrilla movement against

01:38:38.800 our government that is how close they would be to the nation's capital and they were well dug in he

01:38:43.860 said oh they weren't liked in the neighborhood but they were they were well fortified were they not

01:38:48.220 i've seen that so the pictures are just now starting to come out i've never seen fortifications

01:38:52.580 underneath the city like this ever like it is amazing journalists are starting to post pictures

01:38:57.960 of themselves down there the the the tunnels are big enough that you could drive cars through that's

01:39:02.480 how big the tunnels are they're being described as an underground city underneath duma that that's how

01:39:07.580 significant it is these guys were not going anywhere it was going to take some people were saying six

01:39:11.880 months to a year just to push them out now think about that that is right outside assad's capital

01:39:17.080 now that that is you know their prime you know target right now was jaysh al-islam right there

01:39:23.220 now here's something here's a few other things this was not the first chemical attack on this group

01:39:27.520 the syrian regime has been doing this is the third chemical attack just this year just this year 0.87

01:39:33.240 and there could have been several more up until last april but just this year this is the third now

01:39:37.980 most people have not heard about that the reason being is because it just didn't get the international

01:39:41.460 press they didn't knock out as many um people is the distinction as well like they seem to be

01:39:46.580 drawing some bizarre distinction uh between the use of chlorine and something like sarin as if

01:39:53.120 you don't mind being killed by chlorine but you know being killed by sarin's a big deal 0.55

01:39:57.200 is that because the other the previous attacks were those chlorine attacks is that why they're not

01:40:01.460 rising to this bizarre level so i don't even think they've even i don't think they've actually

01:40:06.820 made a determination of sarin was used in this they've just kind of left that out there as it's

01:40:10.200 possible right another nerve agent exactly but the reason chlorine is is is interesting in this

01:40:15.840 debate is because chlorine is found in a lot of manufacturing factories you know you so you

01:40:22.200 could it is plausible that some rebels could have you know seized a you know factory or whatever and

01:40:28.960 gotten chlorine but the asad regime knows that as well now there's a lot of can i go a little into

01:40:34.800 the conspiracy theory a little bit as long as you clearly mark it when you come in and out

01:40:40.140 okay so entering now okay so the putin started talking about the kremlin started talking about

01:40:46.700 possible chemical attacks as early as i think april 4th now this attack happened on the on the 7th

01:40:52.700 they started warning people that hey we've got reports that someone might be doing a chemical

01:40:57.700 attack rebels might be staging a false flag that was on april 4th again a lot of people have not

01:41:02.520 heard about that the attack happened on the on the 7th and in smaller circles the russians were like

01:41:07.760 see we told you so now think about what happened before uh the kremlin started saying that the

01:41:14.560 nerve agent attack uh from the uh on the former double agent russian double agent who the criminals

01:41:20.580 are trying to say look this is all just a this is all just a ruse to try to get everybody to turn

01:41:25.140 against russia well who did russia finger they didn't finger rebels for the for this attack that

01:41:31.780 they said happened on the 7th who'd they finger the english the uk that's who it is they're trying to

01:41:37.460 make the distinction and the russian ambassador at the un actually said this at the security council

01:41:42.560 meeting that they thought that this was a big ruse by the british to tie russia and the assad regime

01:41:49.020 the uk ambassador that no the russian the russian ambassador let's play this audio it's it's i warn you

01:41:54.740 it's disturbing on so many levels do you have the russian ambassador sarah it's not certain by any

01:42:03.020 means that it was a chemical attack there are reports from western journalists who were in duma

01:42:09.580 yesterday reports that they could find uh no folks who would confirm that there'd been a chemical attack

01:42:16.780 they went actually to the hospital where it was where those videos were filmed they spoke to doctors

01:42:24.360 named doctors so this can be checked who said that there was no chemical attack what there was

01:42:31.560 was an ordinary bomb attack that had people streaming into the hospital with smoke inhalation problems

01:42:39.180 and what happened then was that the white helmets that's the jihadi uh medical auxiliaries uh started

01:42:47.860 shouting gas caused panic uh then they everybody went into uh gas mode they started with the hoses

01:42:56.180 and the inhalers uh meanwhile it was all being carefully videoed and put out by uh rich arab country 0.88

01:43:04.720 propagandists and there's this wow okay okay so i can in this era of of russian misinformation

01:43:13.640 in in everything they're trying to do we have to be hypersensitive to every time someone is parroting this

01:43:18.920 and we cannot continue to parrot at that that's why i do not like when i hear people in our own government

01:43:24.000 say something like well so i didn't have a reason to attack you know this is they didn't have a reason

01:43:28.880 that's exactly what the russian regime is saying now this thing he's talking about about the white helmets

01:43:33.660 that started in art on the rt network you know russian funded news network and sputnik which is also

01:43:41.080 russian funded that's where that began they're trying to make the white helmets for people that don't know

01:43:46.280 is a search and rescue group they don't they're not combat they're not anything they take dead bodies

01:43:52.300 and people that are hurt out of buildings they've actually been nominated for nobel peace prize back

01:43:56.800 in 2016 world governments give them money for them to continue to do their work but there's a big reason

01:44:02.700 why russia is trying to smear them just like they tried to smear the pope for crying out loud back in

01:44:07.140 world war ii they're trying to do the same thing to the white helmets the reason they're trying to do

01:44:11.100 that is because no one can get into these areas areas and verify war crimes and that's exactly what

01:44:16.900 the russian government and assad are complicit in war crimes they're trying to stop people from

01:44:21.340 being able to show what's going on even though two documentaries have actually come out and showed

01:44:25.460 what the some of the cool stuff that the white helmets are doing but this is all propaganda

01:44:28.980 straight from the kremlin and i cannot believe people in actual governments are just spouting

01:44:33.440 this off they're just repeating it over and over again it's insane i mean that's one one viewpoint

01:44:38.060 i mean it's one viewpoint uh there are others uh apparently jason has not heard the report from oan

01:44:44.860 uh well this is pretty stunning this is pretty stunning and i'd like to hear you answer for

01:44:49.720 this yeah listen we want to announce that uh one american news has an exclusive discovery we went to

01:44:57.800 uh duma today we got exclusive access uh and we were brought into the town of duma where the alleged

01:45:04.780 chemical attack happened uh we were brought in uh with a government escort and uh shown the areas where

01:45:11.400 uh the chemical attack uh allegedly happened not one of the people that i spoke to in that

01:45:16.720 neighborhood said that they had seen anything or heard anything about a chemical attack on that day

01:45:22.560 uh they said that they were going about their normal business uh everything was pretty much

01:45:28.000 business as usual uh in the neighborhood that day and they didn't see or hear anything out of the

01:45:32.680 ordinary well there you have it amazing so the sad government uh reached out to a uh a reporter and said

01:45:40.720 we'll bring you in under escort and we'll take you to the site and we'll introduce you to people who

01:45:46.640 can tell you the truth shame on you one american news i cannot believe this this is what this is is

01:45:52.500 this is selling your soul for access and it happens in everywhere in the world every combat zone in the

01:45:58.360 world every journalist has offered something like this yeah yeah sure we'll take you in this is by the

01:46:03.520 government the government guys say yeah under military escort we'll show you the truth this is the

01:46:07.200 truth and they're just buying it hook line and sinker now i get it they're probably scared because

01:46:11.580 they don't want to say anything else but probably because they might be threatened actually physically

01:46:16.280 by the assad regime but also because they just don't want to lose the access they just don't want

01:46:20.220 to lose it they want to be one of the people that have the exclusive exclusive but this is not

01:46:23.880 journalism not at all they're just they're it's a propaganda that's all it is they're they're

01:46:28.660 contributing to the spread of propaganda and it's just absolutely ridiculous and this propaganda

01:46:32.840 the end goal if people don't understand the end goal and we laid this out on a chalkboard um the

01:46:39.400 other day i think it was on monday right after the attacks what is it that nobody is really talking

01:46:45.400 about what what is the point of what's happening over there and it is is israel so iran has been

01:46:52.640 launching really this plan since i would say like mid to late 80s uh with the establishment hezbollah and

01:46:58.460 basically taking over lebanon that was the first step in getting on israel's border the next step

01:47:04.280 right after the iraq invasion was to go in basically seize control the iraqi government

01:47:08.740 which that's basically what's happened right now and then move into syria that's what they're doing

01:47:12.740 the entire reason is to encircle israel they want to get that's their language not not ours exactly

01:47:18.600 their language yeah they want to encirclement and what they get after that is basically the end of 0.95

01:47:22.620 the world and that's not hyperbole they're actually looking for the end of the world because that's

01:47:26.300 when their messiah comes this and again this is what they're preaching that's that that's their

01:47:30.540 language and if you think that that russia is a neutral actor in this they are completely not

01:47:36.780 neutral actors so right after the chemical weapon attack happened who did israel attack they attack

01:47:41.600 the asad regime or they attack the iranians they attack the iranians they did a missile strike almost

01:47:47.380 within hours of an iranian base it was the t4 base and what they actually attacked and we just found

01:47:53.700 this out i think last night or this morning from the wall street journal was a tor missile battery

01:47:59.060 tor missile battery that was supplied to them given to them supplied to them by the russians the tor if

01:48:05.800 i'm not mistaken is one of the most aggressive air defense systems out there is it not it's it's a

01:48:14.480 good air defense system it's not quite the s400 but it's a it's a medium medium range surfaced air

01:48:19.980 missile but um but it was given to them by the russians so the russians are complicit in helping

01:48:25.380 the iranians do what they know what they're trying to do they're trying to get down there and they're

01:48:28.540 trying to get to israel but that is not unusual um i told you a story the other day and you looked

01:48:33.120 it up and you you were like and i think i even said i don't even remember the source on this so you

01:48:38.720 better look it up and we found it in the washington post from 1982 to what were the russians doing in

01:48:46.200 1982 they had an entire invasion force basically underneath the desert waiting there for whenever

01:48:52.480 they wanted to use it to roll right into tel aviv in lebanon in lebanon and amazing we found it in 1982

01:48:58.920 it was there were the tanks and the ammunition and the absolutely everything you would need for a full

01:49:05.540 invasion force and the russians in the cover of night had buried this entire invasion force

01:49:12.640 this is not something new to the russians something interesting also on i was jotting

01:49:19.220 down notes when i was listening to your interview with the senator and uh he mentioned that he thought

01:49:23.220 that there was no evidence but there is evidence that we've come out and said intelligence has

01:49:27.040 evidence they said there's a blood sample and a urine sample so they do know uh what the actual

01:49:31.140 agent was that was used and uh senator paul also said that uh they were supposed to get actual

01:49:35.740 the opcw which is the watchdog for the un that verifies chemical weapons use was supposed to verify

01:49:41.520 today uh you know and actually get samples well the russians and the assad regime have denied them

01:49:48.020 access they will not let them into duma to actually take samples now why would they do that unless they

01:49:52.720 have something to hide right there's no reason if they're guilty it behooves them to let them in

01:49:56.920 but they're keeping them out so today the un security team the un their security team for for the

01:50:02.220 opcw went in to check the area now it's been safe for one american news to go in there and then

01:50:07.580 broadcast right from you know duma square and say everything was fine and peace in our time

01:50:12.020 but for some reason the un security team got fired upon the un security team got fired upon so now the

01:50:17.740 opcw still cannot get into duma they're not going in there anytime soon now you gotta ask yourself why

01:50:22.800 is that that the russians and assad are so you know um um well because because they know that the

01:50:30.240 un is going to plant evidence i mean that is what they will say jason thank you so much thanks uh keep

01:50:37.040 your keep your eye on uh on what's happening over there and and uh keep us abreast will you okay

01:50:43.940 all right so i don't know about you but man i come home from uh from work and playing with the kids and

01:50:52.300 doing everything i have to do and you fall down on your bed okay you're so tired and you're just like i

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01:51:36.440 glenn beck you know how everybody says this is the this is the leakiest administration of all time

01:51:50.420 you know what's really truly remarkable is mike pompeo went over to north korea and met with kim

01:51:57.300 jong-un last week and nobody knows about it until today incredible that is incredible

01:52:04.420 i mean it really is you know it shows that the people inside the administration that are leaking

01:52:10.580 actually think this one's important and are holding it back which is positive this could be

01:52:14.500 a huge accomplishment if it works it could be a huge accomplishment glenn beck mercury

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