The Glenn Beck Program - More Trump Assassination Plots？! Has the Left Normalized Murder？｜ 4⧸14⧸25

00:00:00.000 This winter, take a trip to Tampa on Porter Airlines.

00:00:05.400 Enjoy the warm Tampa Bay temperatures and warm Porter hospitality on your way there.

00:00:11.360 All Porter fares include beer, wine, and snacks, and free, fast-streaming Wi-Fi on planes with no middle seats.

00:00:18.780 And your Tampa Bay vacation includes good times, relaxation, and great Gulf Coast weather.

00:00:25.160 Visit flyporter.com and actually enjoy economy.

00:00:30.000 We'll talk about that here in a minute.

00:00:32.060 You've probably heard the news that new tariffs have kind of been talked about lately.

00:00:36.620 That means prices are going up again, especially at the grocery store when you're talking about meat and chicken and seafood and all that stuff.

00:00:42.660 Higher costs, fewer choices.

00:00:44.340 The good news is Good Rancher is kind of tariff-proof because their entire supply chain is 100% American.

00:00:50.860 Every steak, every chicken breast, every ounce of seafood, all sourced from trusted American farms.

00:00:57.120 You know, that means your meat doesn't rely on overseas shipping, foreign processors.

00:01:01.960 It's local.

00:01:02.920 It is reliable, and it's locked in at a stable price.

00:01:05.920 In fact, when you subscribe, you don't just protect yourself from price hikes.

00:01:08.520 You get free meat for life.

00:01:10.360 So that's kind of a big deal.

00:01:11.900 Not a gimmick.

00:01:12.460 It's real.

00:01:13.240 You should choose from ground beef or wild-caught salmon or seed-oil-free chicken nuggets or even bacon.

00:01:19.480 Good Ranchers will include it in every box for as long as you stay subscribed.

00:01:22.680 It's over $300 in free meat every single year.

00:01:24.920 However, it's a great deal that you can't pass up, so check it out now.

00:01:28.900 Lock in a secure supply of American meat at a steady price today.

00:01:32.900 GoodRanchers.com.

00:01:33.880 Glaimed $40 off with the code GLEN.

00:01:36.800 It's GoodRanchers.com.

00:01:38.240 American meat delivered at GoodRanchers.com.

00:01:41.660 Hello, America.

00:01:42.840 You know we've been fighting every single day.

00:01:44.580 We push back against the lies, the censorship, the nonsense of the mainstream media that they're trying to feed you.

00:01:50.600 We work tirelessly to bring you the unfiltered truth because you deserve it.

00:01:55.800 But to keep this fight going, we need you.

00:01:58.320 Right now, would you take a moment and rate and review the Glenn Beck podcast?

00:02:01.980 Give us five stars and leave a comment because every single review helps us break through Big Tech's algorithm to reach more Americans who need to hear the truth.

00:02:10.800 This isn't a podcast.

00:02:12.160 This is a movement.

00:02:13.780 And you're part of it.

00:02:14.740 A big part of it.

00:02:15.500 So if you believe in what we're doing, you want more people to wake up, help us push this podcast to the top.

00:02:20.740 Rate, review, share.

00:02:22.340 Together, we'll make a difference.

00:02:24.440 And thanks for standing with us.

00:02:25.720 Now let's get to work.

00:02:45.500 Down the road where shadows hide, feel the dark on every side.

00:03:08.180 Stand your ground when times get dark.

00:03:10.640 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire.

00:03:13.340 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:03:19.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:03:25.280 And featuring Pat and Stu today for Glenn.

00:03:29.880 888-727-BECK.

00:03:34.240 A lot going on.

00:03:35.960 Of course, tariffs and tariff confusion continues.

00:03:39.060 A little retaliation from China to get into.

00:03:43.680 And that and much more coming up in one minute.

00:03:47.800 All right.

00:03:48.280 You and I both know someone who's learned to live with the pain.

00:03:52.060 You know, it starts with something small.

00:03:53.440 It's kind of that nagging tweak in your back, stiffness in your knees.

00:03:57.320 Maybe your hands don't move like they used to.

00:03:59.400 But over time, that quiet ache becomes part of the background noise of your life.

00:04:03.860 It's like, you know, it's like a radio left on in the other room.

00:04:05.840 That's what we're hoping you're doing with the show today, by the way.

00:04:08.940 Just kind of leave it on.

00:04:09.620 Even if you're not really listening to it, just leave it on.

00:04:11.720 That's totally fine.

00:04:12.600 I can tell you exactly what the cause is.

00:04:14.600 It is inflammation.

00:04:16.600 Inflammation can be addressed, of course, by relief factor.

00:04:19.140 It targets the inflammation that causes pain.

00:04:22.080 And the ingredients that are in it are drug-free, research-based, and designed to support your body's natural response.

00:04:29.060 It's not a magic pill.

00:04:30.560 It's a process.

00:04:31.460 But if you stick with it, you might be amazed at what your body can do when pain isn't calling the shots.

00:04:37.420 We've heard from so many of you talking about trying everything else and going with relief factor and finding something that actually works.

00:04:43.740 So if you're dealing with pain every day, stop settling.

00:04:46.420 And for just $19.95, you can try relief factors.

00:04:48.780 Three-week quick start.

00:04:50.140 That's less than a dollar a day.

00:04:51.960 800, the number four, relief.

00:04:53.680 1-800, the number four, relief.

00:04:55.980 Go there now.

00:04:56.560 That's ReliefFactor.com.

00:04:57.940 It's ReliefFactor.com.

00:05:01.000 All right.

00:05:02.580 So the tariff confusion kind of continues.

00:05:06.120 There's a little bit of chaos.

00:05:07.620 It feels a little chaotic right now, doesn't it?

00:05:09.660 It does.

00:05:11.600 It's so tough to know what's going on and whether you can trust the reporting on it and whether Trump is, you know, he's obviously got a plan here.

00:05:23.360 But he's not necessarily letting us.

00:05:25.080 So, you know, whatever it is, like he's just kind of he's doing his thing.

00:05:31.240 And we keep hearing reports of one thing happening and then reversing and the rates go up and the rates go down.

00:05:37.560 Yes.

00:05:38.420 And I'm sure he's leading to something here, but we're not necessarily a party to it.

00:05:42.580 Well, on Friday, Caroline Levitt delivered a message about tariffs and about illegals. 1.00

00:05:50.960 We'll get into her comments coming up in a minute.

00:05:54.160 But also, Kevin Hassett talked about he's the National Economic Council director.

00:06:00.400 And yesterday he he said that one hundred and thirty countries have now come to the table to try to renegotiate with the United States of America.

00:06:11.520 Yeah. I didn't know the trade policy.

00:06:13.640 The whole point of the trade policy is to address the national emergency that we're too dependent on foreign products in the U.S., especially if we were in a time of conflict.

00:06:24.680 And we're doing something about that. And the reciprocal act was basically, guys, if you come to the table and negotiate us with us and treat us the same way we treat you, then we'll get your rate really low.

00:06:37.040 And so right now, one hundred thirty countries, one hundred thirty countries have responded and we're negotiating with them and they've got their rate down to 10 percent.

00:06:45.040 And so really, it's it's kind of almost a two world system. There's there's a process about China and that's very, very nascent, if at all.

00:06:53.240 And then the process for everybody else. So the process for everybody else is orderly.

00:06:57.040 It's clear. People are coming to town with great, great offers.

00:07:02.200 We've got Japan, Korea, India. I was just talking to the foreign minister of India and everything is moving forward very quickly.

00:07:10.700 OK, so everything's fine.

00:07:12.900 So we're all set. Yeah, we're on that one.

00:07:16.980 Now, the way you said we're all set didn't seem like you really missed.

00:07:21.340 Was it too enthusiastic? Is that what you're trying to get to?

00:07:24.060 It was almost too enthusiastic.

00:07:25.840 I mean, Israel is a good example of this. 0.97

00:07:29.000 They have a zero percent tariff on us and we're putting a 10 percent tariff on them.

00:07:33.800 Right. And we're calling it reciprocal.

00:07:36.400 Like that's not I that's not a reciprocal tariff.

00:07:40.260 Well, because Netanyahu said a couple of weeks ago, we're going to remove all tariffs from American goods.

00:07:46.940 Right. So if what he just said, what what he just has it said is true.

00:07:52.780 Like, is that because he's saying that's our goal.

00:07:56.900 But I just don't see if that's our if it's our goal.

00:08:00.240 You'd think that someone lowering tariffs to zero percent would be enough to really move it to zero percent for them.

00:08:06.380 Right. But that's not our goal, seemingly, as we don't seem to do those things.

00:08:10.600 I know it has something to do with the trade imbalance, trade imbalance.

00:08:13.980 However, we also put 10 percent tariffs on countries that have we have a trade surplus with.

00:08:20.020 Yeah.

00:08:20.160 Yeah. So like I.

00:08:22.300 So, again, it's a little confusing.

00:08:24.880 There's this sort of dual track thing that they're trying to pull off here.

00:08:27.760 And I don't I wish I understood.

00:08:30.200 And here's the thing.

00:08:31.160 Nobody voted for me for president of the United States.

00:08:33.180 Zero votes.

00:08:33.840 I got zero.

00:08:34.940 Oh, I looked it up.

00:08:36.280 No votes.

00:08:37.360 You did look it up.

00:08:38.180 Yeah.

00:08:38.640 Zero votes.

00:08:39.740 I looked up my totals yet.

00:08:41.200 So you got four votes.

00:08:42.620 I got four.

00:08:43.180 Yeah. It was me.

00:08:44.080 OK.

00:08:45.200 Jackie.

00:08:45.820 Uh huh.

00:08:46.360 Your wife.

00:08:47.000 I know that's not true.

00:08:47.880 You know, there's no way my wife voted for me for president. 1.00

00:08:53.000 That's a good point.

00:08:53.460 That ain't happening.

00:08:54.600 My wife wouldn't probably vote for me either. 0.93

00:08:56.680 But like, you know, I get that I'm not in the White House.

00:09:00.200 I don't have all the insight that the president has or what the people around him have.

00:09:04.140 Now, like, you know, I've talked to people who who worked in the White House, worked with

00:09:07.100 some of the people that you're hearing talking about these policies.

00:09:09.760 Not necessarily fans of tariffs.

00:09:12.080 A lot of them.

00:09:13.260 But they're trying to execute the president's vision.

00:09:15.580 And I think there are reasons that these these policies can make sense.

00:09:19.420 Right.

00:09:19.780 If the reason is to get it to zero percent, that it could make sense.

00:09:24.220 However, that doesn't exactly seem like our our reason here.

00:09:28.320 It doesn't.

00:09:29.320 And also, if it is, then all the complaints you've made about wanting to get manufacturing

00:09:34.500 jobs back to the United States don't really work.

00:09:38.240 Because if you get them to zero percent, then tariffs don't bring jobs back to the United

00:09:42.500 States if there's zero percent.

00:09:43.960 Right.

00:09:44.160 So there's this dual track thing.

00:09:46.560 I do think that Donald Trump's vision is not what he just said.

00:09:52.260 What has it just said?

00:09:53.220 It's not.

00:09:53.860 We want to get the we're going to get 100 130 countries to come negotiate with us and

00:09:59.380 we're going to get these tariffs really low.

00:10:00.940 Like, I don't I don't know.

00:10:02.020 He's he's supported tariffs his entire life.

00:10:04.980 Now, he told Glenn and Glenn has said this on the air multiple times.

00:10:08.160 He loves tariffs.

00:10:09.440 He loves them.

00:10:10.020 And he says it's his favorite word.

00:10:11.580 It's not a joke.

00:10:12.660 He really does like that.

00:10:13.620 He thinks he thinks they accomplish other things.

00:10:16.220 Well, right.

00:10:17.320 So he's trying to figure out whatever combination of factors he's got in his head to try to make

00:10:24.720 this process come out in the best possible way for America.

00:10:27.920 I don't think any of us have a doubt that that is his goal.

00:10:31.060 He believes whatever he believes the best outcome for America is, is something he's chasing.

00:10:35.960 Yeah, I don't always have that opinion, by the way, of our presidents.

00:10:39.520 A lot of presidents.

00:10:40.820 I look at the last one, for instance, Joe Biden even have America's interest in his mind

00:10:45.240 at all.

00:10:45.740 I don't know.

00:10:46.500 It doesn't seem like it.

00:10:47.560 No, I totally think that's Donald Trump does have those interests.

00:10:50.360 Just a matter of whether this works or not.

00:10:52.360 Yeah.

00:10:52.520 And we've never been tariff fans.

00:10:55.560 You and I, we're not big tariff people.

00:10:58.360 It would be completely inauthentic for me to come on and tell you that these things are

00:11:02.020 a great policy.

00:11:03.080 I'm just not a tax hike guy in almost every context.

00:11:06.880 And so it would be inauthentic for me to come on here.

00:11:10.380 And I know you as well.

00:11:11.340 And Glenn's talked about this as well.

00:11:13.520 We have our opinions on these.

00:11:14.680 These are not new policy ideas.

00:11:16.400 These have been around.

00:11:17.260 People have been using them since the 1800s and wide use even in the United States.

00:11:22.240 Including the United States.

00:11:23.960 Yeah.

00:11:24.300 And, you know, look, that is, I guess, separate from what we're going through now.

00:11:28.320 Like, I think, and I talked to people, I was talking to a guy, a friend of mine, who's

00:11:31.280 kind of more of a tariff fan than I am, let's say.

00:11:34.200 And he's supportive generally of the president's stated aims from the campaign, which was try

00:11:40.080 to get manufacturing jobs back here to America.

00:11:42.600 He works in an industry where there's a lot of imports.

00:11:44.880 And his point was just like, I actually like these policies.

00:11:47.720 I just wish we had a chance to adjust to them.

00:11:50.000 So I can't, I don't, I don't know.

00:11:53.160 I don't know what the policy is from day to day.

00:11:55.520 I can't move my entire supply chain from, I don't remember what country it was he was

00:12:00.220 talking about.

00:12:00.580 It wasn't China. 0.71

00:12:01.140 That was another country.

00:12:02.520 He's like, but I can't move them here in a week.

00:12:05.700 Like, I would be happy to do it over a five-year period if tariffs were ramping up and I kind

00:12:09.980 of understood it.

00:12:10.700 But he's like, the other thing too is my industry is a low margin industry.

00:12:18.140 A 10% tariff knocks out the entire margin.

00:12:20.520 He's like, I now make no profit on any of these things.

00:12:22.920 Well, that's why you have to pass it along to your customers.

00:12:26.160 That's right.

00:12:26.760 That's why the goods go up.

00:12:28.320 That's why the price of the product goes up with the tariff.

00:12:31.600 Because you can only eat that cost for so long.

00:12:34.860 Right.

00:12:35.000 Well, you dealt with this when it came to the Biden inflation stuff, right?

00:12:38.920 When it was more related to the policies Biden was doing with butter for your cookies,

00:12:44.360 eggs, kexy cookies.

00:12:46.640 All of that.

00:12:47.780 I mean, you put about 30 pounds of butter in each cookie, which is a lot of butter.

00:12:53.400 It's a lot of butter.

00:12:54.060 Yeah, it is.

00:12:54.940 You actually use more butter than most dairy companies produce.

00:13:00.220 That's true.

00:13:01.100 That is true.

00:13:01.580 You have to go to multiple companies just to get it.

00:13:03.880 Yes.

00:13:04.280 They are really good cookies.

00:13:05.520 That's really true.

00:13:06.700 But you're trying to run a business, right?

00:13:10.640 Those prices go up.

00:13:11.660 It gets very difficult.

00:13:12.880 Now, this is the truth with every single tax increase, right?

00:13:17.140 You'll always get more revenue, in theory, in the short term, at least.

00:13:21.600 Again, if the tariffs are very high, a lot of times people find ways around them.

00:13:26.000 And that's the same thing that happens with regular taxes.

00:13:28.800 But, like, the theory of a tax increase is that it's supposed to give you a little pain.

00:13:34.360 The people who are paying those taxes have a little pain.

00:13:36.640 But it gives you some other return, right?

00:13:40.880 You know, if the left was going to raise taxes on, you know, carbon emissions, right?

00:13:46.860 If they were being honest, which they rarely are.

00:13:48.940 But if they were, they would say, yes, this is going to make your energy cost more.

00:13:52.500 However, it's going to solve our invisible gas problem that we've been telling you about, right?

00:13:58.920 There's always, hey, yes, we're going to raise taxes on this, but it's going to pay for children's education or whatever.

00:14:05.100 Like, there's always some promised gain.

00:14:07.820 The question is, of course, how does that play out in the long term?

00:14:10.040 All of that being said, that's true unless what Hassett just said is true, which is the goal the entire time was to get these taxes or the tariffs really low.

00:14:20.480 Then it doesn't have that outcome.

00:14:22.440 Right.

00:14:22.840 And it's the exact reverse.

00:14:24.320 And it's funny to hear representatives from the White House make both arguments at the same time.

00:14:30.300 I don't think Trump is making both arguments at the same time.

00:14:32.520 I think he's been pretty honest about it.

00:14:33.780 He's like, yeah, it's going to be pain.

00:14:34.860 I mean, yeah, I removed the tariffs because the markets were getting yippee.

00:14:39.820 Like, he's just saying.

00:14:41.740 He has said it.

00:14:42.440 Yeah.

00:14:43.000 Everyone else in the administration is coming out and going, actually, this is true.

00:14:46.780 And it's like, well, I don't know.

00:14:49.000 I mean, it doesn't seem like it.

00:14:50.520 And Trump doesn't seem to be saying that.

00:14:52.360 And he's been pretty clear, too, that part of the goal is to level the trade deficit that we have.

00:14:58.360 Now, if you're going to try to level the deficit with China before any of this goes away, that's nearly impossible because our trade deficit with China is almost $2 trillion.

00:15:10.040 So, I don't know how you level that playing field.

00:15:14.100 I mean, we've been building this for decades now with China.

00:15:19.960 And so, at $2 trillion, they're not going to just forgive that debt.

00:15:23.900 They're not going to say, okay, don't worry about it.

00:15:25.600 Yeah.

00:15:25.740 And it's not debt, right?

00:15:26.640 It's not – it's – I mean, you can get into whether trade deficits are as damaging as some people say they are.

00:15:32.540 Yeah.

00:15:32.800 In reality, like, the easiest example of this is a country like Madagascar.

00:15:37.660 It's like, well, we buy a lot of vanilla beans from Madagascar.

00:15:40.440 Maybe you have them in some of the kexy cookies. 0.96

00:15:42.000 I don't know.

00:15:42.400 It's possible.

00:15:43.140 Yeah.

00:15:44.040 But, like, we get that from them.

00:15:47.000 They're good at doing that.

00:15:48.580 They make vanilla beans better than almost everywhere, right?

00:15:51.980 Everyone talks about Madagascar vanilla and specialty-type drinks and specialty-type foods.

00:15:58.080 I don't think Madagascar is going to buy an equal amount of our financial software.

00:16:02.360 I just – like, I've got real skepticism on that one.

00:16:06.080 Based on what?

00:16:07.120 I know.

00:16:07.760 I just – they just don't seem to care as much about that type of thing.

00:16:12.160 I don't know why.

00:16:13.420 Again, their entire GDP is basically exporting vanilla beans, a lot of which we buy.

00:16:20.020 And they're just not going to import the stuff we make.

00:16:22.800 They don't have a lot of interest in it.

00:16:24.400 They don't have any money to buy it.

00:16:26.460 It would be a very bad situation for us.

00:16:29.620 And we can't produce the vanilla beans that they make there. 0.78

00:16:33.160 It's not like we can import that.

00:16:35.240 Yeah.

00:16:35.280 So, we can import the supply chain.

00:16:38.400 And, you know, the same thing goes.

00:16:39.600 The opposite is Australia, right?

00:16:41.440 Where Australia has a lot of money.

00:16:43.500 They could buy our stuff.

00:16:44.620 And they do buy some of our stuff.

00:16:46.280 In fact, they buy more of our stuff than we buy from them.

00:16:48.700 Because the things that they export, we don't have all that much need for.

00:16:52.400 They do a lot of metals and stuff.

00:16:53.900 And it's like taking metals that are very heavy and shipping them over here.

00:16:57.860 When we can kind of do a lot of it ourselves, it's just not that – it doesn't work.

00:17:02.400 So, we have a big surplus with Australia.

00:17:05.280 I don't think either of those relationships are bad.

00:17:07.180 They seem to make a lot of sense to me.

00:17:09.240 It kind of seems like that's the way they should work. 0.99

00:17:11.820 But if you're looking to lower those trade imbalances, what I would say is China sucks. 1.00

00:17:19.080 Their government sucks. 1.00

00:17:20.040 They're doing all sorts of things that screw us. 0.99

00:17:22.020 We're not going to be able to take all those jobs, nor probably do we want to,

00:17:26.160 move all those manufacturing jobs back to the United States.

00:17:29.500 Some of the higher-end ones we might consider, like, you know, it's funny.

00:17:32.940 The electronics were reportedly exempted from this, like iPhones, over the weekend.

00:17:38.000 And now they're kind of backing off on that.

00:17:39.520 So, I don't know where that stands either.

00:17:41.260 But those would be the jobs you'd probably want if you're going to take them,

00:17:44.100 the higher-end technology manufacturing jobs, not the, you know, the lower-end, whatever,

00:17:48.960 and cheap toy manufacturing.

00:17:50.340 But what usually happens with those jobs, especially when tariffs are low on countries

00:17:54.940 that are nearby, is you can move them from China to India, for example.

00:17:59.980 You can move them from China to Vietnam or China to Bangladesh or some other place 0.88

00:18:04.200 where you can still get the benefits of that lower cost and not necessarily enrich China.

00:18:11.660 That, to me, just seems to be maybe where this policy lands eventually.

00:18:14.700 If we could kind of get aggressive incentivizing those other countries,

00:18:21.020 there's a clearer path, I think, to something that would benefit the United States

00:18:24.780 and hurt China, which, frankly, you know, what they're doing to us, 0.88

00:18:30.880 it needs to be done.

00:18:31.820 They're an adversary.

00:18:32.720 Yeah, absolutely.

00:18:34.280 888-727-BEC.

00:18:35.840 More coming up in one minute.

00:18:38.320 Well, you probably heard that the next war won't be fought with tanks and jets.

00:18:42.020 It's being fought probably with data.

00:18:44.240 Now, of course, we have a trade war.

00:18:45.480 We've got to deal with that.

00:18:46.520 But, like, the cyber attack one has been something that has not been getting the attention that we need.

00:18:50.520 You get cyber attacks, you get ransomware.

00:18:52.380 This is a battlefield in the cyber arena that is really, really prominent right now.

00:18:57.380 And criminals aren't picking locks anymore.

00:18:59.280 That's not really the way this is going as much.

00:19:01.380 They're breaching your digital life, your bank account, your email, your medical records, your identity.

00:19:06.520 Now, more than ever, you need to lock your digital doors.

00:19:09.080 And that's where LifeLock comes in.

00:19:10.420 LifeLock can help you detect and alert you to potential identity threats you may not spot on your own.

00:19:16.000 And if your identity is ever stolen, they have a dedicated U.S.-based team to help fix it.

00:19:20.720 No one can prevent all identity theft.

00:19:22.600 No one can monitor every transaction in every business.

00:19:25.240 But with LifeLock, you get someone watching your back, and it's really important these days.

00:19:29.560 You don't have to be a casualty of a war of ones and zeros.

00:19:33.640 But in order to avoid it, you have to pick the right protection.

00:19:36.720 And thankfully, it's easy to protect yourself with LifeLock.

00:19:39.180 Join now and save up to 40% off your first year with the promo code BECK.

00:19:44.160 It's 1-800-LIFELOCK, 1-800-LIFELOCK.

00:19:46.500 Or head to lifelock.com.

00:19:47.540 Use the promo code BECK at 40% off right now.

00:19:50.340 It's lifelock.com.

00:19:51.460 Promo code BECK.

00:19:53.360 10 seconds.

00:19:53.960 Station ID.

00:19:54.320 Of course, meanwhile, China has stopped some exports on critical minerals and magnets.

00:20:13.060 And they're threatening to choke off the supply of components to central automakers, aerospace manufacturers, semiconductor companies, and military contractors around the world.

00:20:24.500 So, that's a problem.

00:20:27.400 We should have been preparing for this.

00:20:29.220 If we were going to do this trade war, we should have been preparing for it a long time ago.

00:20:33.200 We should be removing some of the restrictions that disallow us from mining our own heavy rare earth minerals.

00:20:42.580 Wait.

00:20:42.900 Why would we do something like that, Pat?

00:20:44.440 I can't fathom why we would use our own resources.

00:20:48.440 Yeah.

00:20:48.660 Other than we don't have to rely on anybody else.

00:20:51.860 I can't think of many reasons.

00:20:53.480 That's an interesting proposal.

00:20:54.400 Yeah.

00:20:54.800 Yeah.

00:20:55.540 Especially for that and pharmaceuticals, we should have been prepared for this.

00:21:02.120 Because to completely rely and turn it all over to the Chinese, when we've got an adversarial relationship with them and always have had, it's seemed imprudent to say the least. 0.98

00:21:15.740 And you saw their actions during COVID, right?

00:21:18.120 Yeah.

00:21:18.300 And when it was like, you know, PPE and things we needed for doctors and stuff here in the United States, they were just like, yeah, we're not exporting any of that stuff anymore.

00:21:26.520 This turned it off one day.

00:21:27.720 And you're just like, wait, what?

00:21:29.620 Right?

00:21:29.920 Like, now, of course, this is very predictable.

00:21:31.520 It's interesting because it sort of highlights both the issues, the concerns with the trade war with China.

00:21:37.920 At the same time, the importance of it.

00:21:40.660 Yeah.

00:21:40.960 Right?

00:21:41.260 Right.

00:21:41.680 Like, this, we have been vulnerable.

00:21:43.740 This is not a Donald Trump thing.

00:21:45.020 We've been vulnerable to this for a very long time.

00:21:48.480 And because we've taken no actions, and I don't think you need to do it in every arena.

00:21:52.700 You don't need to do it with toys.

00:21:54.160 No.

00:21:54.580 You know, you don't need to import the...

00:21:56.160 Critical things.

00:21:56.660 Right.

00:21:56.840 Critical things that are in national defense categories, I think, make more sense.

00:22:02.140 Or keeping people alive like pharmaceuticals.

00:22:04.240 Yeah.

00:22:04.520 And in a way, I think that is national defense related.

00:22:07.300 Yeah.

00:22:07.460 Because what happens in this war, right?

00:22:08.960 Like, if China decides to escalate this, and we have to deal with all of this stuff ourselves with no runway, it could be very ugly.

00:22:16.540 Mm-hmm.

00:22:17.060 You know, think about, you know, think about, like, the formula shortage that happened a few years ago.

00:22:22.260 Yeah.

00:22:22.500 And I remember talking to a new dad who needed the specialty type formula, and he's like, I can't get it.

00:22:29.080 I'm driving all around the state, just stopping at Walgreens, just hoping there are just bottles for my kid in here.

00:22:35.560 Because it's so, it was so, you know, some specialty item that they, and, you know, we had restrictions on importing it from foreign countries, which is another problem.

00:22:43.960 Trade barriers.

00:22:44.620 A lot of times do come up with negative consequences the other way, too.

00:22:48.900 But we didn't, couldn't produce it all.

00:22:51.780 And so, that could happen with China just turning it off.

00:22:55.280 Yeah.

00:22:55.860 And so far, they're starting to do that.

00:22:58.500 This is not, this is not J.D. Vance and Donald Trump sitting in a room talking to Zelensky and saying, you don't have any cards.

00:23:07.160 That's not what this is.

00:23:08.380 They do have cards.

00:23:09.920 Yeah.

00:23:10.100 They have a lot of cards.

00:23:11.800 You know, certainly they have nuclear weapons.

00:23:13.260 We hope it never gets to that level.

00:23:15.360 But they have cards that they can just turn stuff off.

00:23:18.540 They could stop importing stuff to us.

00:23:20.480 They can, they can, they've got, they hold how much of our debt?

00:23:25.400 They can start playing with that.

00:23:26.540 They could stop buying it.

00:23:27.600 I mean, they've already started doing that.

00:23:29.760 So, there's a lot of things that they can do.

00:23:31.920 They're not helpless in this one.

00:23:33.240 And also, they, they're the type of adversary that sticks by these decisions when they make them.

00:23:38.560 Yeah.

00:23:38.760 And they're patient.

00:23:40.500 Whereas, not so much for us.

00:23:43.700 Not so much.

00:23:44.580 No.

00:23:45.100 Well, it's too much freaking out going out on all of this stuff.

00:23:47.440 And there's no value in freaking out.

00:23:49.980 But it is important to understand where you stand and what the risks and concerns are.

00:23:54.040 This is Glenn Beck.

00:23:59.720 Here's a really important question.

00:24:12.300 Where is your money actually going?

00:24:13.880 Because if you're like most Americans, a big chunk of it is vanishing into high interest debt.

00:24:19.580 Credit cards, personal loans, car payments, it all adds up super fast.

00:24:23.060 And the more money that you owe, the more you're stuck just treading water.

00:24:27.680 So, I want to talk to you about the salary-based mortgage consultants over at American Financing.

00:24:32.140 They're not trying to sell you anything at all.

00:24:34.640 They're trying to help you and your financial life and get it back to where it needs to be.

00:24:39.220 Which is back on track for a more positive future.

00:24:42.120 You could consolidate high interest debt.

00:24:43.900 You could lower your monthly payments.

00:24:45.420 And you could finally start putting money back in your pocket at the end of every month.

00:24:49.120 So, it would be great to be able to do that for everybody, especially with things being uncertain in the economy at times.

00:24:55.800 American Financing works for you, not for the bank.

00:24:58.020 They'll customize a simple plan that's actually realistic and they'll walk you through it the whole way.

00:25:02.280 Getting your financial house in order is a huge priority and you need to be on top of it.

00:25:05.680 Call American Financing 800-906-2440.

00:25:08.720 800-906-2440.

00:25:10.540 Or AmericanFinancing.net.

00:25:12.280 It's AmericanFinancing.net.

00:25:14.200 Don't forget to use the promo code GLENN for $30 off your subscription at blazetv.com slash GLENN.

00:25:20.840 Hmm.

00:25:45.320 Hmm.

00:25:47.320 Hmm.

00:25:49.600 Hmm.

00:25:49.740 Hmm.

00:25:50.260 Hmm.

00:25:50.360 Hmm.

00:25:50.760 Hmm.

00:25:50.800 All right. Pat and Stu for Glenn today. On Friday, Caroline Lovett delivered a message to 0.97

00:25:57.340 illegals that are still hanging out in the United States of America. Here's what she had to say.

00:26:03.540 The deadline for registration under the Alien Registration Act is today.

00:26:08.180 All foreign nationals present in the United States longer than 30 days must register with 1.00

00:26:13.900 the federal government. Failure to comply with this is a crime punishable by fines,

00:26:19.400 imprisonment, or both. As President Trump and Secretary Noem have both said,

00:26:24.400 if you register and you leave now, you choose to self-deport. You may have the opportunity to

00:26:29.720 return later legally. But if not, you will be arrested, fined, deported, never to return to

00:26:37.200 our country again. The Trump administration will continue to enforce our nation's immigration laws.

00:26:43.180 We will not pick and choose which laws to enforce. We must know who is in our country for the safety

00:26:48.420 and the security of our homeland and for all American citizens.

00:26:52.420 That sounds kind of reasonable to me. Maybe it's just me. Maybe I'm ridiculous,

00:26:58.400 thinking that we should know who is coming here from other places. 0.63

00:27:02.060 Really?

00:27:02.560 Yeah. Yeah. Is that too much?

00:27:04.380 Is that a brand new thought that you had this week?

00:27:06.420 No, I've had it for some time now. Really?

00:27:09.860 How old am I? For that many years, I've had that.

00:27:12.880 Yeah, 38 years.

00:27:13.740 For all 38 years of my life, I have been of that mindset.

00:27:18.120 Yeah.

00:27:18.600 Yeah, maybe we should know who's coming into our country. Like, every other country on 1.00

00:27:22.940 earth needs to know, wants to know, and tries to make sure that they know who's coming into

00:27:27.820 their country. But we, for some reason, are not allowed that little bit of sovereignty.

00:27:34.100 Like, we're just supposed to, okay, yeah, just everybody, come on in. Olly golly, I'll come

00:27:39.740 free. We're fine with whoever's here and whatever you're doing here. I'm sure it's fine. Whatever

00:27:44.980 disease you have, bring it. Bring it with you. We don't mind.

00:27:48.960 So bizarre.

00:27:49.720 It is.

00:27:50.080 It's so bizarre. And I think, too, one of the frustrating things about the current news cycle,

00:27:54.860 if you will, is everyone's talking about tariffs. I mean, we even started with it today,

00:27:58.720 although, you know, it's leading the news. But stuff like this is going on that's really,

00:28:02.180 really positive. You know, Trump has got so many good things he's been working on,

00:28:07.260 so many things that have benefited the country since he got into office. The tariff thing is

00:28:12.060 sort of outshining that because it hits people in the pocketbook. You know, it's the economy

00:28:16.580 stupid kind of, you know, pops its head up here, as I see, you know, as James Carville's head 1.00

00:28:22.660 pops into mine. But like, it's a situation where you have these types of things. Like, 1.00

00:28:28.900 the border has been an unqualified success. Right? Like, it's been incredible. It's been

00:28:35.180 there's nothing you have to say. There's no real hesitation there. You don't have to be like,

00:28:38.460 oh, gosh, well, I mean, you know, we've had a couple of these issues where individual people

00:28:42.600 that were, you know, exported to El Salvador prisons that maybe shouldn't have. Yeah.

00:28:49.780 They're working on they're fighting that out in the courts right now. And I'm sure if I,

00:28:53.240 you know, if I was in that family of the gang, you know, accused gang member, I would be very

00:28:58.100 upset about such things. But generally speaking, when you talk about a policy, this has worked out

00:29:02.360 really well so far. Yeah. And, you know, it's an unqualified success. Yeah. And no one's talking

00:29:09.360 about it. It really is. And the only way they do talk about it is, well, what about that guy in

00:29:14.060 Maryland? Right. You took that guy in Maryland. He's a father. There are gang member fathers. Yeah,

00:29:19.860 there are. I don't know if you're aware of that. I mean, my understanding of gang members is they're

00:29:23.460 not all that worried about, you know, maybe impregnating people. So there's lots of gang

00:29:30.180 matter matter gang member fathers. I'm sure I don't know what that has to do with anything.

00:29:36.600 Like, it's not necessarily, you know, and again, as the administration itself has said in that

00:29:43.720 particular case, they made a mistake. And the Supreme Court is saying you need to try at least to

00:29:49.740 fix that mistake. Ukele, by the way, the head of El Salvador, is in Washington today. So I'm sure

00:29:55.300 they'll have some conversations about whether that can occur. And look, could we pressure them into

00:29:59.600 doing something? Yes, probably. I don't know that. We're paying them a lot of money for it. Yep. So

00:30:05.380 I'm sure that we can convince them that, yeah, send this one guy back. It's probably where this lands.

00:30:12.060 I don't know for sure. They say that, you know, he is, they have confirmation. I guess they have to

00:30:18.080 give daily updates on how they're progressing toward this policy. And the administration is

00:30:25.120 saying, you know, they found, they've now found out he is alive and well at this prison. Well might

00:30:30.960 not be the best description of it because that prison kind of sucks. As well as you can be. 0.95

00:30:36.180 But as well as you can be. In that supermax. And so they're working on getting him out of there.

00:30:40.020 All that being said is that's the entire focus of the border policy. Right? Like not the fact that

00:30:45.160 it's down 90 something percent from when Biden. Which is miraculous. Miraculous. And even because

00:30:51.160 it fell toward the end of Biden's regime because he implemented a lot of Trump's first term policies

00:30:57.240 again because he was worried about losing the election. Yeah. Over this issue. But it's even

00:31:00.880 down significantly from those levels. Right? And that has worked out not just through policy,

00:31:08.140 but just through tone. Right? The president of the United States saying, hey, no, we don't want

00:31:11.300 this anymore. As we've said so many times, just delivering the message helps a great deal.

00:31:17.860 A great deal. Before you build a wall or send the military there or do any of those methods,

00:31:25.540 it works. Just sending the right message. It's not going to be tolerated. So you might as well

00:31:30.440 turn around and go back home. If you're on your way here, go home. We're not going to allow you in. 0.93

00:31:34.620 Yeah. It's amazing how people don't want to walk 1500 miles only to turn around and go back.

00:31:38.980 Yeah. And also, I think there's also a part of this where there is some level of illegal immigrant

00:31:44.760 who crosses the border because they basically don't think it's a crime.

00:31:49.700 Yeah. Because half of our country says it all the time. Like when we get presidential candidates

00:31:56.500 who say, well, we welcome you in the middle of a presidential debate. I mean, I don't know if you

00:32:00.940 were in Guatemala, what would you take from that? Oh, well, the guy who just won the presidency said,

00:32:06.520 he's welcoming me. What am I supposed to do now? I would say, Hey, you obviously know it's still

00:32:12.300 illegal, but like, you know, and, and this might hit you a little too close to home, Pat. I want to

00:32:16.600 warn you as I, as I make this analogy, but some people are aware that exceeding a certain speed

00:32:23.220 with your automobile is against the law. And yet they still seem to do it over and over and over and

00:32:30.260 over again. Scofflaws. Yeah. Oh my God. It happens. That is despicable. Sometimes people get seven and

00:32:37.080 eight and nine tickets in a year and a half. 10 or 15 or 17. I mean, seven, 17, 17 tickets.

00:32:48.180 Yeah. But that's over a period of, you know, 12 years or now it's many years. So yeah. So those

00:32:54.460 people, I presumably, I'm just jumping into your analogy, your example there. I will say you added

00:33:01.100 incredible color to it. I it's actually no idea who it is you're speaking of, but of course, I hope

00:33:06.600 these people are in prison. You know, a lot of them are talking about no largely because we treat

00:33:12.640 speeding, you know, like a minor offense, like, Hey, you know, yeah, you do it sometimes. And you know,

00:33:18.280 if you get caught, you pay the fine and, or you, uh, you argue, try to get yourself out of it or

00:33:23.200 whatever. And that's kind of the beginning and the end of it. And people don't go to jail. People

00:33:26.920 don't get deported for it. Typically, you know, and that is how we kind of treat illegal immigration,

00:33:33.340 at least when a Democrat is in office. It is. Yeah. And many Republicans, it seems. Yeah. It's

00:33:37.220 like a speeding ticket or even less. It's like speeding. If you're in Guatemala making 18 cents 0.98

00:33:42.320 a decade. Yeah. I know you're looking at this and saying, Hey, I don't know. I mean, yeah, it's

00:33:47.960 look, it's probably a little bit of over the line, but they don't seem to care. So I don't know.

00:33:52.880 Let's go. So I think that type of stuff really completely eliminated by tone. Yeah, absolutely.

00:33:58.100 Trump can come out and say, no, it's not a speeding ticket. It is a major thing. It is a

00:34:03.620 focus of our administration. We are going to stop at full, full stop. And, uh, they will react to

00:34:09.520 that. Well, and Tom Homan's done a great job. Homan's been great. He's been awesome sending that

00:34:13.880 message. Oh yeah. Um, you know, back in 2008, it wasn't just Republicans, even back in 2008,

00:34:21.100 when I thought they were terrible on the issue. Uh, listen to what Hillary Clinton 1.00

00:34:25.400 said. Um, this is a video that's going around here. You probably going to agree with virtually

00:34:31.960 everything she says here. Uh, but here's what she said about illegal aliens back then.

00:34:37.720 So I think we got to have tough conditions. Tell people to come out of the shadows. If

00:34:43.060 they've committed a crime, deport them. No questions asked. They're gone. If they,

00:34:48.180 if they've been working and are law abiding, we should say, here are the conditions for

00:34:55.420 you staying. You have to pay a stiff fine because you came here illegally. You have to 1.00

00:34:59.380 pay back taxes and you have to try to learn English and you have to wait in line. 0.72

00:35:05.540 What a xenophobe. What a racist. What a hater. In line. And we expect you to learn English. 0.99

00:35:12.020 What? How hateful of her to suggest any of those things. It's fascinating. It is, isn't

00:35:18.660 it? It's amazing how, I mean, all that's completely gone now for Democrats. And I remember a while

00:35:24.140 ago, you may have done it more recently as well on Pat Gray unleashed, uh, you, uh, which

00:35:28.040 is your show by the way, Pat, and it's not just a coincidentally titled show. Um, you, uh,

00:35:33.320 played clips of democratic senators from like the nineties, people like Harry Reed and

00:35:38.940 you know, Chuck Schumer and Dick Durbin and all these people who sounded like Republicans

00:35:44.700 do. Yeah. Sound like Donald Trump. Yeah. Sound like Donald Trump. Bill Clinton. Um, they all

00:35:50.740 did. They all did. I mean, Harry Reed was one of the biggest, uh, and most noticeable of

00:35:56.400 all the people who have completely changed on immigration. Uh, you know, we lost him. Of

00:36:02.100 course we lost him. So he doesn't say anything about it. Yeah. Very quiet on it. Very quiet

00:36:06.360 lately. We'll not address it. We'll not, but, uh, he was big time against illegal immigration.

00:36:13.120 And then, so what happened? I mean, that was the nineties granted for Harry Reed, but

00:36:17.540 what changed that he thought it was okay now? I, I don't know. Yeah. And do we have a Hillary

00:36:23.180 clip again? Can we play that one more time? And I hate to give you two doses, a double dose

00:36:26.640 of Hillary Clinton on a day like today, but there's, there's a hint to where the Democrats

00:36:32.300 went in this policy. Listen to this one more time. So I think we got to have tough conditions.

00:36:39.140 Tell people to come out of the shadows. If they've committed a crime, deport them. No

00:36:43.460 questions asked. They're gone. They're gone. If they, if they've been working and are law

00:36:50.860 abiding, we should say, here are the conditions for you staying. You have to pay us. Can you be

00:36:57.100 law abiding? Once you know, once you've broken the law and come across the border illegally? No,

00:37:02.020 you can't. But look, if you are in El Salvador or Honduras and you hear the leading politicians

00:37:09.180 say, well, if you've broken the law, you get exported, you're going to get deported. But if

00:37:14.020 you're, if you're here and you're law abiding, then it's okay. Well, if you're here and law

00:37:22.100 abiding that, that makes it seem like being here is not breaking the law. Sure. And, and

00:37:27.060 the Democrats and many Republicans sent that message over a long, long period where it just

00:37:32.060 seemed like, ah, go ahead, come. It's not that big a deal. It's a speeding ticket. And you

00:37:37.540 know, as long as you hit the qualifications, if you, if you take a driving class or whatever,

00:37:41.980 then you're going to be fine. Well, I mean, Trump has changed that formula. Sure has. And to,

00:37:47.900 to great effect. Yeah. And now he's telling you, if you are here, you need to come forward

00:37:54.780 and register so that we know who you are and what you're doing here. And you're still going

00:38:00.200 to be deported, but you have a chance to come back legally if that happens. So if you don't

00:38:07.280 and we catch you, then we're going to deport you and make sure you never come back again. 0.95

00:38:11.020 So, I mean, try to give them some incentive, you know, to come clean and make a fresh start.

00:38:18.340 But is that going to work? I don't know. Kind of doubt it. I think they're afraid to come forward

00:38:23.320 because they don't want to be deported. And so they're going to take that chance and

00:38:27.400 just see if maybe they can continue to get away with it. All right. 888-727-BECK. More coming on.

00:38:33.140 So let me tell you about the burner launcher and tell you about a scenario here. A woman walking 1.00

00:38:42.520 her dog in the middle of the afternoon, minding her own business, bothering no one. Could be your

00:38:46.600 wife, your mother, your sister, your daughter, a woman who's very close to you. And then all of a

00:38:51.240 sudden a man steps out from between two parked cars and grabs her by the arm. Now this is going to be a

00:38:56.180 terrible situation, but this particular woman doesn't panic. She doesn't scream. She just reaches into 0.99

00:39:00.260 her coat, pulls out her burner launcher instead. She doesn't have bullets. It's not deadly force.

00:39:05.080 It is a non-lethal burst of kinetic energy and a chemical irritant that sends him stumbling and

00:39:09.760 coughing back into the street. And then she walks away and calls the police. She might run. I would 0.77

00:39:14.820 say in that particular situation, she might run. But the point is the burner looks like a gun, but it

00:39:19.600 isn't. It's powered by CO2 cartridges and fires kinetic and chemical rounds that disable threats

00:39:25.000 without taking a life. It's not a toy. It's not a gimmick. It's a very real solution for the

00:39:29.820 very real situations where a gun either isn't necessary or isn't an option. You don't have to

00:39:35.300 feel helpless. You don't have to choose between doing nothing and doing something permanent.

00:39:40.120 Visit birna.com slash Glenn. B-Y-R-N-A dot com slash Glenn. Get 10% off your purchase right now.

00:39:46.780 It's B-Y-R-N-A dot com slash Glenn. Right now your kids are being flooded with content. Most of it

00:39:53.560 shallow. A lot of it toxic. Almost none of it rooted in truth. But for once there's something different in

00:39:59.240 theaters right now, something worth seeing, it's called The King of Kings. And it is a brand new

00:40:04.000 animated film from Angel Studios, the same people that brought you Sound of Freedom and so many other

00:40:08.300 great movies. It's not just a movie. It's a reintroduction to Jesus Christ through the eyes

00:40:13.980 of a child. This isn't some dry retelling. It's a vibrant, powerful story. It is full of heart.

00:40:19.620 A father tells his young son the greatest story ever told. And together we walk through the life of

00:40:24.060 Jesus from the miracles to the cross and beyond. It's all seen through a child's wonder and faith.

00:40:30.860 And it's a great way to present this message. Obviously, we're coming up to Easter here and

00:40:34.280 couldn't be more timely. It is packed with talent in the cast. It appears Brosnan, Kenneth Branagh,

00:40:40.540 Mark Hamill, Uma Thurman, Ben Kingsley, Forrest Whitaker, to name a few. But more than that,

00:40:45.400 it's a film that has courage. It tells the truth. It doesn't apologize for it. It's something that

00:40:49.660 families are starving for right now. And that is the number two movie in America. So it kind of

00:40:55.080 tells that story in a very direct way. You've been asking for entertainment that has going to

00:41:00.120 reflect your values and maybe feeds your soul instead of poisoning it. Well, this is it. The

00:41:05.520 King of Kings is in theaters now. Take your kids, take your grandkids, take someone who needs to be 0.99

00:41:09.620 reminded of what real love looks like. We're going to be going ourselves this coming weekend. Go to

00:41:14.020 angel.com slash beck. Angel.com slash beck. Get your tickets right now.

00:41:20.600 Have you ever seen a liberal's hands smoother than a snake on oil? I guess they're more worried

00:41:27.560 about the meaning of the word female than the word work. Glenn Beck will be right back.

00:41:44.020 Pat and Stu for Glenn today. 888-727-BECK. Oh, I wanted to show you the, you know, we were just

00:42:08.440 talking about immigration and how much different things are at the border right now. And mostly

00:42:14.400 just because of the message that's being sent by this administration compared to the last.

00:42:19.960 Here's what Eagle Pass Texas looked like during the Biden administration. You can see the before

00:42:26.680 here with illegals in the water and up on the bank. This is after. It looks like just water.

00:42:34.540 It's just water and no people in it. Are those not on the bank either? Are the fish illegal?

00:42:40.260 I don't know about that. That's possible. They seem to be crossing back and forth. Yeah. Yeah. They

00:42:44.000 don't necessarily get out of the water, but they get close and they're making me, it makes me a little

00:42:47.780 nervous. Uh, no, yeah, you're right. It's a totally different thing. Completely different. We would see

00:42:52.220 these videos all the time from Bill Malugan from Fox News. I always, always has them with the, you know,

00:42:57.160 the, uh, the drone shots of like, you know, here's 8,000 people crossing the border. You're like, wow.

00:43:02.380 You think this is, if this happened one time, it would be all the government is talking about.

00:43:07.240 Yeah. And it would happen daily and no one would care. Yep. They did nothing about it except

00:43:13.120 continue to encourage it actually. Uh, so it's, it's despicable what had, you know, what we allowed

00:43:22.160 to happen to this country for so long. Um, this was a deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller,

00:43:28.900 explaining how the Biden administration was actively using illegal immigration to destroy

00:43:33.440 the country. I just did a vote and it was by design. That's their, that's their belief.

00:43:40.040 It is, it is absolutely by design. You've summarized it for your audience perfectly, Sean.

00:43:45.500 This was not a loophole. The Biden administration, secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas,

00:43:52.140 devised a scheme to fly illegal aliens into the country and then to escort them in mass across 0.99

00:43:59.180 the border by the millions. Right. And to give them something known as parole, which gives them

00:44:04.040 a work permit, which gives them a social, which gives them a social security number. Right. Which

00:44:08.340 gives them access to the voting booth. Okay. So that was the whole plan to get voters into the country

00:44:14.480 that they thought they could count on. Uh, so they just allowed people into the country. So they had 0.99

00:44:19.920 extra voters. Well, one way to solve the illegal immigration crisis is to make every illegal immigrant 1.00

00:44:24.780 legal and just say they're legal. And then you solve the problem completely. This is Glenn Beck.

00:44:44.880 We're just talking about this off the air. King of Kings coming out, uh, was actually out already,

00:44:49.140 but the, uh, I think almost like the second weekend of King of Kings is going to be even bigger than the

00:44:54.500 first because it is, it's Easter weekend. I've already bought tickets for, for this weekend for

00:44:58.980 me, my wife, my family. Uh, we're going to be going to see it this weekend and it is in theaters. Uh,

00:45:04.480 now this isn't just another Bible movie. It's a father, um, telling his son, the greatest story

00:45:10.360 ever told. And through his child's eyes, we see Jesus come to life. We see the miracles, the teachings,

00:45:14.780 the sacrifice. And above all, we see his love for the world. Uh, the animation is absolutely

00:45:19.940 beautiful. The cast is incredible. This is something that you're going to want to take

00:45:23.140 your entire family to, and you're going to maybe want to see more than once. They have an option to

00:45:27.800 angel studios does this really well of being able to gift tickets to people who you think might enjoy

00:45:33.300 the movie. Uh, you could pay it forward a little bit. Uh, this is a great thing as well. So go see

00:45:37.960 King of Kings. It's in theaters right now. Bring your kids, bring your friends, bring everybody.

00:45:42.020 I get your tickets at angel.com slash Beck, angel.com slash Beck. Go there now and enjoy

00:45:47.320 the greatest story ever told and told in a fantastic way. It's King of Kings, angel.com slash Beck.

00:46:07.960 Down the road where shadows hide, feel the dark on every side.

00:46:15.640 Down the road where shadows hide

00:46:35.460 Feel the dark on every side

00:46:38.060 Stand your ground when times get dark

00:46:40.700 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire

00:46:43.520 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:46:48.660 This is the Glenn Beck Program

00:46:53.260 Pat and Stu for Glenn today

00:46:59.000 888-727-BECK

00:47:01.640 We've often talked about how it seems

00:47:04.340 America's Democrats don't necessarily

00:47:08.400 Love America all that much

00:47:11.560 We'll give you some examples of that

00:47:13.780 Coming up in 60 seconds

00:47:15.440 Let's do it

00:47:17.640 We're going to first tell you about realestateagentsitrust.com

00:47:20.820 You might really

00:47:21.560 I'm going to meet a real estate agent who's a little too enthusiastic about things

00:47:24.900 You know, this place has character

00:47:26.580 Of course, that probably means it's got a cracked foundation

00:47:29.660 It's got a cozy kind of charm about it

00:47:32.560 Of course, that's realtor speak for closet-sized bathrooms 0.85

00:47:35.860 It's got potential

00:47:37.260 Which means it doesn't have what it needs right now

00:47:40.600 Probably you need a hazmat suit to actually even walk through the house

00:47:43.640 You don't need sugarcoating, right?

00:47:45.260 You want the truth

00:47:46.200 And you need a real estate agent who's going to give you the truth, right?

00:47:49.940 Someone who's been vetted

00:47:50.660 Someone who's part of a network of top performers

00:47:53.740 Who knows the local market really well

00:47:55.920 That's why Glenn Beck, our own Glenn Beck

00:47:58.100 Started realestateagentsitrust.com

00:48:00.480 It's a service that they don't charge you for

00:48:02.240 You just go online, you answer a few simple questions

00:48:04.480 And you'll be matched with the best real estate agent in your area

00:48:07.020 Someone who understands your goals

00:48:08.480 And knows how to actually get your home sold or bought

00:48:12.180 Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make

00:48:15.020 You're going to do a lot better

00:48:16.220 If you can do it with someone you actually trust

00:48:18.080 It's realestateagentsitrust.com

00:48:20.140 Realestateagentsitrust.com

00:48:21.860 Check it out now

00:48:22.880 Realestateagentsitrust.com

00:48:25.140 Okay, so Bernie Sanders and AOC

00:48:28.580 Just had another one of those

00:48:29.820 Oligarchy tour things that they're doing around the country 0.91

00:48:34.460 I think this one was in Los Angeles

00:48:37.000 They actually had

00:48:37.940 They had a few people there

00:48:39.920 That they paid to show up

00:48:41.360 So that's great

00:48:42.460 Oh really?

00:48:42.680 They paid them to show up?

00:48:43.280 Oh sure

00:48:43.660 Oh, you know they did

00:48:44.660 Why else would you go?

00:48:46.240 Why else?

00:48:47.400 Nobody's going to the Bernie Sanders AOC oligarchy show

00:48:51.240 No?

00:48:51.700 No

00:48:52.140 No

00:48:53.280 Are you sure?

00:48:54.200 Not unless you're paid

00:48:54.360 I wouldn't even do it for money

00:48:56.200 But there are those who apparently will

00:48:58.460 And we saw them over the weekend

00:49:00.440 But just to show you that

00:49:03.400 This is not a new thing for Bernie Sanders

00:49:06.080 Or AOC

00:49:07.600 But check out this little montage

00:49:12.380 Put together to show Bernie Sanders over the years

00:49:16.060 I think this starts in 1993

00:49:17.800 Listen to this

00:49:19.360 This great country of ours is moving very rapidly in the direction of oligarchy

00:49:26.080 The United States of America today

00:49:27.880 94

00:49:28.120 Is increasingly becoming an oligarchy

00:49:31.720 More and more moving toward an oligarchy

00:49:35.740 We are moving in the direction of oligarchy

00:49:38.440 We will move even more rapidly in the direction of an oligarchy

00:49:43.400 This great country

00:49:44.320 2014

00:49:44.640 Is evolving into an oligarchy

00:49:47.980 Society

00:49:49.520 2015

00:49:50.200 Coming up

00:49:51.240 It is called oligarchy

00:49:52.700 And that is the system we are rapidly moving toward

00:49:56.540 This is a budget that moves our country rapidly

00:49:59.500 Into the direction of oligarchy

00:50:02.220 A handful of billionaires

00:50:05.280 Are moving this entire planet

00:50:08.100 Into a democracy?

00:50:09.220 Or

00:50:09.680 Oh, an oligarchy

00:50:11.060 Society

00:50:11.480 Start off with the bad news

00:50:13.040 2025

00:50:13.400 Which is pretty bad

00:50:14.040 And that is that under Donald Trump

00:50:16.380 This country is hurtling rapidly

00:50:19.260 Mm-hmm

00:50:19.800 Rapidly

00:50:20.220 Toward oligarchy

00:50:20.880 Wow

00:50:22.120 That's amazing to me

00:50:23.580 Okay, for 32 years you're saying the same exact thing

00:50:28.020 Even in the exact same way

00:50:30.240 And now all of a sudden it's Donald Trump

00:50:31.940 Who's moving us toward an oligarchy 0.89

00:50:34.280 He was saying the same thing during the Barack Obama administration

00:50:38.140 Right, yes

00:50:38.700 And many other administrations

00:50:39.920 And many other

00:50:40.520 I mean, what are you gonna do?

00:50:41.760 Just stop playing Stairway to Heaven?

00:50:43.160 What do you do?

00:50:43.720 You play the hits

00:50:44.740 Right?

00:50:45.940 He's doing it

00:50:46.800 He's definitely doing it

00:50:48.360 You just do it

00:50:48.700 No, you don't stop playing Stairway to Heaven

00:50:50.620 No

00:50:50.940 It's a classic

00:50:51.540 It's a classic

00:50:52.500 You just keep going with it

00:50:53.580 And the oligarchic society

00:50:55.500 That's a classic

00:50:57.000 Is Jim Gaffigan gonna stop talking about Hot Pockets?

00:50:59.680 Probably not

00:51:00.140 He's gonna make sure you get the Hot Pocket bit in there

00:51:02.800 Every time you go see him

00:51:03.600 Right?

00:51:04.280 And that's what this is

00:51:05.620 Right?

00:51:06.600 The oligarchy

00:51:07.380 Which again

00:51:08.020 You could go oligarchy

00:51:09.120 Right?

00:51:09.960 Yeah

00:51:10.080 Oligarchy 0.99

00:51:10.860 He's going that way with it

00:51:12.320 Or he's gone oligarchic

00:51:14.040 Oligarchic

00:51:14.960 Yeah

00:51:15.280 You could go that way as well

00:51:16.500 All of that is the same boring analysis of the country that we've been hearing forever from socialists

00:51:26.500 And he's a socialist

00:51:27.680 He's someone who actually believes in socialism

00:51:31.260 And a lot of people flirt with it on the left

00:51:34.920 A lot of people, you know, go in and out of certain concepts when they're popular

00:51:42.260 You know, when coming up with a brand new healthcare system is what they're gonna promote

00:51:46.820 They're not gonna say they're socialists

00:51:48.380 But they're just gonna adopt the socialist policy for a time

00:51:50.740 That's not Bernie

00:51:52.820 Bernie's been there the whole time

00:51:54.060 Yeah, he really has

00:51:55.140 Yeah, and AOC as well

00:51:56.200 I mean, again, she's 14 years old or something

00:51:58.540 So it's not that long

00:51:59.560 But whatever she is

00:52:01.040 She has been kind of saying the same thing

00:52:03.420 Ever since she was a bartender

00:52:04.660 She was a socialist

00:52:05.500 When she was at Boston College or Boston University

00:52:08.380 Whichever one has been completely ruined by her reputation 0.94

00:52:10.900 That is the same story 0.99

00:52:13.480 She was saying the same crap then 1.00

00:52:15.000 And she's saying the same crap now 1.00

00:52:16.340 Yeah 0.99

00:52:16.640 There's consistency there, I suppose

00:52:18.000 And here she is

00:52:18.920 Kind of rooting for the destruction of America

00:52:21.040 Also, you know

00:52:22.580 The other way I think you can think about it

00:52:25.620 Is that we are

00:52:27.080 You know, perhaps we are in the downfall of the broken way

00:52:32.200 This was not built to last

00:52:34.780 Inequity, injustice

00:52:37.040 Is not built to last

00:52:38.880 It lasts a long time

00:52:40.940 It could last hundreds of years

00:52:42.840 But ultimately

00:52:44.460 It crumbles into this

00:52:47.460 You know

00:52:48.100 A small

00:52:49.940 You know 0.99

00:52:50.380 Cohort of incompetent people 0.98

00:52:52.880 That create damage 0.67

00:52:55.000 And from that

00:52:56.200 Something new can spring

00:52:58.460 And so maybe something is declining right now

00:53:01.440 But maybe it deserves to decline

00:53:02.840 Oh

00:53:03.420 Maybe it deserves to decline

00:53:05.340 Yeah

00:53:05.980 America deserves to just go away now 1.00

00:53:08.480 And devolve into something completely different

00:53:12.260 Like, I don't know

00:53:13.180 Socialism

00:53:14.340 Is what she has in mind, obviously

00:53:16.700 She and Bernie

00:53:18.000 Both

00:53:18.540 Yep

00:53:18.800 That's amazing

00:53:20.420 Can you imagine being

00:53:21.360 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:53:23.260 And calling someone else incompetent

00:53:26.360 Can you imagine the thought process

00:53:29.300 That must go into that moment

00:53:30.760 Again, I don't know that there is much of one

00:53:32.820 It doesn't seem like there's a lot of thought

00:53:35.140 Going on in most of the stuff that she says

00:53:36.860 But what a 0.99

00:53:37.420 Imagine having the balls 0.98

00:53:38.920 Incredible, isn't it 0.99

00:53:39.620 To accuse someone else of incompetence

00:53:41.940 When you're Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:53:43.600 And you've never seen a garbage disposal in your life

00:53:46.140 That is fascinating

00:53:49.540 That's incredible

00:53:50.340 I really

00:53:50.980 I will say

00:53:52.200 People like AOC

00:53:54.300 Really bad for the country

00:53:55.820 Right

00:53:56.420 Like, it really, you know

00:53:58.000 Terrible

00:53:58.980 She's absolutely horrible 0.94

00:54:00.340 If, God forbid, she ever 0.90

00:54:01.620 Gets elected to higher office

00:54:03.960 Which I think is

00:54:04.680 Very likely

00:54:06.080 Or

00:54:08.020 And she gets her policies implemented

00:54:09.520 It'll be

00:54:09.920 You know, the end of the United States

00:54:11.460 As we know it

00:54:12.120 It's something that she just basically praised

00:54:13.600 As an idea

00:54:14.160 Like, we hope the United States

00:54:15.580 Goes away as we know it

00:54:16.760 She's supposedly 20 points ahead 1.00

00:54:20.040 Of a

00:54:21.360 Potential

00:54:22.480 Run against

00:54:25.480 Against Chucky Schumer

00:54:27.000 Yeah

00:54:27.300 And I think she would win

00:54:28.280 I think she would too

00:54:29.420 I think that's true

00:54:29.900 And again, you think about that

00:54:31.300 Well, she's also eligible

00:54:32.420 To become president of the United States

00:54:33.740 And while I don't think

00:54:35.080 She'd be the favorite walking engine 0.97

00:54:36.340 I think she might be the new Bernie

00:54:37.700 Who certainly influenced

00:54:39.780 Left-wing policy quite a bit

00:54:41.540 No doubt

00:54:42.180 When he almost beat Biden and Hillary

00:54:44.640 Yeah

00:54:45.140 So, at the very least

00:54:46.700 And certainly a more

00:54:47.800 A package that people

00:54:51.140 Would be more drawn to

00:54:53.420 Than Bernie Sanders 0.99

00:54:54.720 Who looks like a freaking 1.00

00:54:55.680 Muppet 0.99

00:54:56.760 Yeah

00:54:57.240 He looks like a Muppet

00:54:58.200 In the balcony

00:54:59.280 Of a theater

00:55:00.140 And that approach

00:55:02.740 You know, which

00:55:03.840 You know, has a little bit

00:55:05.460 Of charm to it

00:55:06.380 In a way

00:55:06.900 If you happen to

00:55:07.860 Like a socialism

00:55:08.760 Like you could say

00:55:09.660 Okay, here's this crotchety guy

00:55:10.920 Who's been saying

00:55:11.400 Oligarchic

00:55:12.260 You know, the same way

00:55:13.200 For 50 years

00:55:13.980 There's some charm to that

00:55:15.540 But I think if you have an AOC

00:55:16.800 Is there though?

00:55:18.260 Is there charm to that?

00:55:19.320 Well, yeah

00:55:19.700 I would say it's the same type of charm

00:55:21.140 And I don't mean this

00:55:21.780 That they're the same

00:55:22.360 They're totally different

00:55:23.120 But it's the same type of charm

00:55:24.560 That Ron Paul has

00:55:27.160 Right?

00:55:28.140 You have this guy

00:55:29.240 Who's kind of like

00:55:30.960 He's been there

00:55:31.720 But throwing his hands up

00:55:32.820 At the camera

00:55:33.320 For 50 years

00:55:34.300 Being like 0.75

00:55:34.620 What the hell? 0.93

00:55:35.660 Why are you doing it this way? 0.97

00:55:37.260 And like

00:55:37.640 There's part of that

00:55:38.440 I just like

00:55:39.000 Like I like the guy

00:55:40.080 Who's just never given up

00:55:41.700 He's never played

00:55:42.720 The political games

00:55:43.660 I mean, we could go back

00:55:44.860 To the Ron Paul era

00:55:45.700 With a microscope

00:55:47.340 And get a little bit more

00:55:48.260 Clarification on that

00:55:49.660 But generally speaking

00:55:50.420 You know, there is something

00:55:51.640 That's attractive, I think

00:55:52.780 Yeah

00:55:53.120 To people who are ideologues

00:55:54.440 People like it

00:55:55.040 Right?

00:55:55.420 Like I am ideologically

00:55:57.140 Committed to a smaller government

00:55:59.280 Like it is

00:56:00.380 What I believe

00:56:01.060 Is the better thing for America

00:56:02.460 So you look at a person

00:56:03.480 Like Ron Paul

00:56:04.080 Who's fought for that

00:56:05.020 Largely

00:56:05.660 His entire life

00:56:07.280 And the fact that he's out there

00:56:08.520 Just kind of screaming at the camera

00:56:09.680 And looks like the crotchety

00:56:10.620 Old guy doing it

00:56:11.360 Like I don't know

00:56:11.940 There's something I like about that

00:56:12.960 Yeah

00:56:13.200 But that's not a mass thing

00:56:16.220 Where like AOC

00:56:17.020 You know, she's younger

00:56:18.260 I mean, look

00:56:18.960 She looks to me 0.79

00:56:19.680 Completely insane

00:56:20.380 Some people find her attractive

00:56:21.600 I do not

00:56:22.200 You know

00:56:23.280 That's my own

00:56:24.680 The crazy eyes

00:56:25.960 I can't deal with it

00:56:27.640 But like

00:56:28.400 Some people like that

00:56:29.260 I will say though

00:56:30.760 This

00:56:31.220 This group of

00:56:35.180 I don't know

00:56:36.180 I want to say squad type politicians

00:56:38.100 They just

00:56:39.160 They

00:56:39.580 They do make America

00:56:40.920 A little more fun

00:56:41.860 Like I

00:56:43.140 Love

00:56:44.480 Jasmine Crockett

00:56:46.000 I freaking love her

00:56:47.860 I want her to be

00:56:49.240 The representative

00:56:50.360 Of the Democratic Party

00:56:51.780 For the next 100 years

00:56:53.440 That's how much I love her

00:56:54.960 Really?

00:56:55.640 I want her to be

00:56:56.620 The voice of the left

00:56:58.080 Wow

00:56:58.500 For the next full century

00:57:00.460 Okay

00:57:00.980 I mean

00:57:02.060 She is

00:57:03.400 Pretty outrageous

00:57:04.080 Utterly fantastic

00:57:05.400 She never

00:57:06.880 Ever

00:57:07.860 Says something smart

00:57:08.880 Ever

00:57:09.240 Oh that's true

00:57:10.260 She can't do it

00:57:11.420 If someone fed her a line

00:57:13.460 That was a

00:57:14.520 That was just a

00:57:15.480 Hey here

00:57:16.440 We wrote this down for you

00:57:17.980 She wouldn't be able to read it

00:57:20.120 She is

00:57:21.420 Not if it was intelligent

00:57:22.380 That's true

00:57:23.020 She is legitimately 1.00

00:57:24.220 One of the dumbest people 1.00

00:57:25.540 That has ever been 1.00

00:57:26.540 In the public eye

00:57:27.320 And she's also

00:57:28.940 One of the most

00:57:29.980 Confident people

00:57:31.040 That has ever been

00:57:31.800 In the public eye

00:57:32.460 She's very confident 1.00

00:57:33.460 In her stupidity 1.00

00:57:34.620 That 1.00

00:57:35.200 That's a great

00:57:35.980 Intersection

00:57:36.600 Is 0.88

00:57:37.260 You want to talk about

00:57:38.640 For me

00:57:38.940 Well look

00:57:39.260 We do a lot of content

00:57:41.080 We need content

00:57:42.220 She delivers the content

00:57:44.320 She's nuts 0.99

00:57:45.440 She's loud 1.00

00:57:46.780 She's stupid 1.00

00:57:48.180 She's everything I want 1.00

00:57:49.680 In a Democratic politician

00:57:50.660 I love her

00:57:52.460 In fact

00:57:53.180 I will say this

00:57:54.100 And I hate to bring this

00:57:55.020 AOC was that for a while

00:57:57.100 She's kind of old hat

00:57:58.180 To me now

00:57:58.720 Like I'm all in the

00:57:59.820 Jasmine Crockett world now

00:58:01.060 That's all I care about

00:58:02.280 I'm in my Jasmine Crockett era

00:58:04.120 I don't

00:58:04.960 AOC

00:58:05.680 Yeah whatever 1.00

00:58:06.300 Go do your stupid tour 1.00

00:58:07.300 With Bernie 1.00

00:58:07.660 I want a Jasmine Crockett quote

00:58:09.720 And she's local

00:58:10.480 You know

00:58:11.200 She's

00:58:11.720 She's from Dallas

00:58:12.800 I knew she was Texas

00:58:14.240 I didn't

00:58:14.500 Yeah

00:58:14.820 She's from Dallas

00:58:16.280 Maybe she'll come on

00:58:17.680 Maybe

00:58:18.120 Jasmine if you're in the area today

00:58:19.760 Driving around

00:58:20.360 Pop on over to the studios

00:58:21.720 We're here right now

00:58:22.360 I love you

00:58:23.120 Like this is not a negative

00:58:24.280 This will not be a hard interview

00:58:25.480 I mean every interview

00:58:26.840 With English words to her

00:58:27.940 Is hard

00:58:28.320 But I mean

00:58:28.680 I'm saying generally speaking

00:58:30.000 As in comparison to

00:58:31.000 Like a normal

00:58:31.740 Right wing talk show

00:58:33.460 That might criticize her 0.55

00:58:34.800 I'm just gonna

00:58:35.220 I just want her to talk

00:58:36.180 Just say the things you believe

00:58:38.140 And say them as loudly 1.00

00:58:39.180 And stupidly 1.00

00:58:40.400 As you normally do 1.00

00:58:41.140 Yeah

00:58:41.500 And she does

00:58:42.680 She's great

00:58:43.940 She's the biggest loud mouth 1.00

00:58:45.120 In the Democrat party right now

00:58:46.380 Oh my gosh

00:58:46.760 By far

00:58:47.340 And she's so

00:58:47.980 By far 1.00

00:58:48.360 So stupid 1.00

00:58:48.880 Embarrassing to them 1.00

00:58:50.760 Yes

00:58:51.340 I love it

00:58:52.320 They all

00:58:53.600 Cringe

00:58:54.400 That is true

00:58:54.620 Every time she speaks

00:58:56.160 Opens her mouth

00:58:57.140 Like

00:58:57.620 They think they do

00:58:58.620 The Chuck Schumer

00:58:59.540 Are they smart enough

00:59:00.420 The Nancy Pelosi's

00:59:01.480 Of the world

00:59:01.920 Yeah

00:59:02.220 Oh god

00:59:02.920 They hate it

00:59:04.120 The old guard

00:59:04.920 The old guard

00:59:05.000 Hates it

00:59:06.420 Because she gets

00:59:07.180 All the attention

00:59:08.240 All the clicks

00:59:09.460 AOC was the same way 0.95

00:59:10.640 Yep

00:59:11.060 And they deliver 1.00

00:59:13.300 The dumbest possible version 1.00

00:59:15.720 Of all of their arguments 1.00

00:59:16.640 Yeah

00:59:17.200 Right

00:59:17.560 Yes

00:59:18.080 Like oh we're not

00:59:18.940 Picking cotton anymore

00:59:20.080 Is there illegal immigration

00:59:21.280 We want the illegal immigrants 1.00

00:59:23.780 To pick our cotton 0.99

00:59:24.740 That's their

00:59:25.900 That's

00:59:26.520 Like

00:59:27.500 She thinks that's smart

00:59:29.560 Yeah

00:59:30.040 There's no

00:59:31.320 There's no price

00:59:33.120 On the value

00:59:33.860 That you get

00:59:35.060 From a Jasmine Crockett

00:59:36.300 Or an AOC in her prime

00:59:37.540 Yeah

00:59:38.020 She's passed it a little bit

00:59:38.980 But like you know

00:59:39.460 What I'm talking about

00:59:39.980 The Jasmine Crockett's 0.55

00:59:40.880 Of the world

00:59:41.300 They're on the scene

00:59:42.360 They're excited

00:59:43.380 They're new

00:59:45.040 They're just

00:59:45.680 Everything they've ever

00:59:47.140 Thought in their mind

00:59:48.220 Seems to get rewarded

00:59:49.900 With more and more follows

00:59:51.200 Why not keep saying it

00:59:52.500 And you're right

00:59:53.520 Ms. Crockett

00:59:55.660 Just keep

00:59:56.720 Just keep vomiting

00:59:58.640 All of your inner thoughts

00:59:59.840 Oh and she will

01:00:00.620 Oh and she will

01:00:01.320 She's proud of them

01:00:02.060 She's proud of her thoughts

01:00:02.760 She thinks they're great

01:00:03.540 Yeah she does

01:00:04.220 She does

01:00:04.920 She thinks she's really

01:00:05.820 Making a difference

01:00:06.520 She's yes

01:00:07.180 Great

01:00:07.520 And that's the perfect person

01:00:09.200 To be your opposition

01:00:10.100 You want that person

01:00:12.160 Exactly

01:00:12.700 And she's

01:00:13.740 She is nailing it

01:00:14.660 Make a good case for her

01:00:15.880 I mean it's hard to listen to

01:00:17.780 But

01:00:18.260 It is

01:00:18.740 But

01:00:19.260 It's fun

01:00:20.360 Alright

01:00:21.160 More coming up in one minute

01:00:22.560 Alright

01:00:24.060 Are you prepared

01:00:24.680 For the unexpected

01:00:25.400 Are you prepared

01:00:27.060 For an AOC presidency

01:00:28.220 Is what I'm getting into

01:00:29.060 Power outages

01:00:30.420 Can strike without warning

01:00:31.520 Leaving you in the dark

01:00:32.740 Which would

01:00:33.040 Basically what would happen

01:00:34.580 As in a national way

01:00:36.240 If AOC does become president

01:00:37.740 The Grid Doctor 3300 solar generator

01:00:40.580 From My Patriot Supply

01:00:41.980 Is ready for you

01:00:43.260 And ready to take on

01:00:44.120 Those situations

01:00:44.700 This powerhouse

01:00:45.520 Delivers 3300 watts of energy

01:00:47.800 50% more

01:00:48.820 Than standard generators

01:00:50.100 Allowing you to run

01:00:51.300 Major appliances

01:00:52.180 Like refrigerators

01:00:53.040 And microwaves

01:00:53.720 And even power tools

01:00:54.800 Simultaneously

01:00:55.880 The Grid Doctor 3300

01:00:57.300 Features pass-through charging

01:00:59.140 So you can use it

01:01:00.260 While it charges

01:01:01.200 It's a key thing

01:01:02.420 I feel like

01:01:03.240 Everything I want to charge

01:01:04.740 That there's always

01:01:05.320 A problem with that

01:01:05.980 It has maximum power

01:01:08.000 Point tracking technology

01:01:09.400 Which optimizes

01:01:10.340 Solar charging efficiency

01:01:11.600 And with the included

01:01:13.180 200 watt

01:01:13.960 Waterproof solar panel

01:01:15.500 You're harnessing

01:01:16.500 Free renewable energy

01:01:17.740 If you need more power

01:01:19.340 You can stack up

01:01:19.920 To seven of these things

01:01:21.240 To create

01:01:23.360 A power tower

01:01:24.460 If you will

01:01:25.020 16,384 watts of energy

01:01:27.780 That's a lot

01:01:28.380 Plus it comes with

01:01:29.540 A 25 year

01:01:30.420 Disaster replacement

01:01:31.500 Warranty

01:01:32.500 Which is offering

01:01:33.520 Peace of mind

01:01:34.120 For decades to come

01:01:35.040 It's quiet

01:01:35.700 It's fume free

01:01:36.480 It is safe to use

01:01:37.320 Indoors or outdoors 0.95

01:01:38.300 And it's totally portable

01:01:39.540 In a world where

01:01:40.560 The Grid is becoming

01:01:41.480 Less reliable

01:01:42.300 By the day

01:01:43.460 The Grid Doctor 3300

01:01:45.200 Will give you

01:01:45.720 Peace of mind

01:01:46.560 And practical

01:01:47.220 Everyday use

01:01:48.280 You can get yours

01:01:49.640 At mypatriotsupply.com

01:01:50.940 Mypatriotsupply.com

01:01:52.560 It's America's trusted

01:01:53.500 Source for emergency

01:01:54.680 Preparedness

01:01:55.380 Mypatriotsupply.com

01:01:57.200 10 seconds

01:01:57.680 Station ID

01:01:58.180 All right

01:02:10.420 Speaking of 0.83

01:02:11.680 Crazy people

01:02:12.540 Man there's a lot 0.98

01:02:14.220 To choose from

01:02:14.780 In the Democrat Party

01:02:15.700 Taylor Lorenz

01:02:17.280 Sat down with

01:02:18.100 Somebody I have

01:02:19.440 No idea who

01:02:20.060 This guy is

01:02:20.780 But between

01:02:22.180 The two of them

01:02:22.860 Oh

01:02:23.440 They make some

01:02:24.280 Beautiful music

01:02:24.960 Together

01:02:25.180 Now I will say

01:02:25.600 Are you trying

01:02:26.240 To call me out

01:02:27.020 After I just said

01:02:27.880 The best possible

01:02:28.680 Voice for opposition

01:02:29.500 Is Jasmine Crockett

01:02:30.500 And you went right

01:02:31.080 To Taylor Lorenz

01:02:31.840 Like the number

01:02:32.340 One competitor

01:02:33.000 Right

01:02:33.500 Yeah really

01:02:34.560 I mean you decide

01:02:35.900 After you hear this

01:02:36.800 On murder

01:02:38.060 Listen to this

01:02:39.820 Hilarious to see

01:02:41.360 These millionaire

01:02:42.680 Media pundits

01:02:43.800 On TV

01:02:44.260 Clutching their pearls

01:02:45.360 About someone

01:02:46.520 Standing a murderer

01:02:47.420 When this is

01:02:48.440 This is the

01:02:48.980 United States of America

01:02:50.000 As if we don't

01:02:51.180 Lionize criminals

01:02:52.160 As if we don't have

01:02:53.540 You know

01:02:53.900 We don't stand

01:02:55.000 Murderers of all sorts

01:02:57.300 And we give them

01:02:57.840 Netflix shows

01:02:58.620 There's a huge

01:02:59.560 Disconnect

01:03:00.040 Between the

01:03:01.440 Narratives

01:03:02.240 And angles

01:03:02.880 Those sort of

01:03:03.260 Mainstream media pushes

01:03:04.280 And what the

01:03:05.220 American public feels

01:03:06.340 And you see that

01:03:07.500 In moments like this

01:03:08.360 And I can tell you

01:03:09.500 I saw the biggest

01:03:10.600 Audience growth

01:03:11.360 That I've ever seen

01:03:12.460 Because people

01:03:14.020 Were like oh

01:03:14.880 Somebody

01:03:15.760 Some journalist

01:03:16.560 Is actually speaking

01:03:17.580 To the anger

01:03:18.480 That we feel

01:03:19.120 The women who 0.99

01:03:19.940 Got her outside 0.91

01:03:20.700 Corrid

01:03:21.240 In New York

01:03:22.380 So you're gonna see

01:03:23.820 Women especially 0.98

01:03:24.640 That feel like

01:03:25.200 Oh my god

01:03:25.720 Right

01:03:25.980 Like here's this man

01:03:27.040 Who

01:03:27.400 Who's a revolutionary

01:03:29.360 Who's famous

01:03:30.480 Who's handsome

01:03:31.800 Who's young 0.91

01:03:32.720 Who's smart

01:03:33.920 He's a person

01:03:35.900 That seems

01:03:36.560 Like this morally

01:03:37.540 Good man

01:03:38.400 Which is

01:03:39.020 Does he

01:03:39.520 Yeah

01:03:40.220 Well he murdered

01:03:41.360 A CEO

01:03:42.140 Yeah

01:03:42.500 So I was

01:03:43.180 His father

01:03:43.480 Women will literally 1.00

01:03:44.600 Be an assassin 0.91

01:03:45.600 Before they swipe 0.72

01:03:46.460 Right on me

01:03:47.020 That's where we are

01:03:48.060 I'm sure you would like

01:03:50.200 To be compared

01:03:50.680 To a Trump supporter

01:03:51.560 But some of

01:03:53.040 Some of how

01:03:55.000 People cannot understand

01:03:57.000 Why people have

01:03:58.940 Sympathies for

01:03:59.640 Mangione

01:04:00.240 Yeah

01:04:00.800 Strikes me as the same

01:04:01.940 As Arab media

01:04:03.940 Not understanding

01:04:04.700 Why people support Trump

01:04:06.160 That's not the same

01:04:07.160 At all

01:04:07.820 A lot of people

01:04:08.320 It's a really bad

01:04:09.680 Comparison

01:04:10.680 Really bad

01:04:11.540 They want

01:04:11.980 Somebody

01:04:12.980 Who is this

01:04:13.760 To take on

01:04:14.140 The system

01:04:14.660 They want

01:04:15.380 Somebody to tear down 0.74

01:04:16.740 These barbaric

01:04:18.160 Establishment institutions

01:04:20.140 Yeah

01:04:20.900 Good god

01:04:21.700 Wow

01:04:22.200 Is that amazing 1.00

01:04:23.000 She is such an idiot 1.00

01:04:24.240 Oh my gosh 1.00

01:04:25.140 First of all

01:04:25.680 Taylor Lorenz

01:04:26.340 For congress

01:04:26.860 I'm going to say it

01:04:27.760 Right now

01:04:28.080 Please make it happen

01:04:29.280 There's a 95% chance

01:04:31.360 She winds up hooking up 1.00

01:04:32.360 With this murderer

01:04:33.160 Which I'm not going to

01:04:33.860 Say his name

01:04:34.360 She wants to

01:04:35.360 She wants to

01:04:35.700 If she hasn't already

01:04:36.360 Oh my gosh

01:04:36.660 If she hasn't already

01:04:38.420 She may have already 0.82

01:04:38.800 That's happening

01:04:40.120 If he's allowed

01:04:41.000 Conjugal visits

01:04:42.020 She's been there

01:04:42.980 Yes

01:04:43.360 And done them

01:04:43.980 100%

01:04:44.900 She wants that badly

01:04:46.440 Oh my gosh 1.00

01:04:47.200 It is pathetic 0.98

01:04:48.020 You know 0.99

01:04:49.480 Again 1.00

01:04:49.920 He's a murderer 0.99

01:04:51.540 Yeah 0.98

01:04:52.180 We do give

01:04:53.300 Murderers

01:04:54.020 Gun down a father

01:04:54.420 In cold blood

01:04:55.400 On the streets

01:04:56.060 Of New York

01:04:56.660 And

01:04:57.300 That's okay

01:04:58.540 In fact

01:04:59.600 More than okay

01:05:00.300 He's

01:05:00.620 He's a moral person

01:05:03.160 Moral

01:05:03.560 I mean she uses

01:05:04.100 The word

01:05:04.340 After doing that

01:05:05.040 He's a moral guy

01:05:06.020 Which is really hard

01:05:06.700 To find these days

01:05:07.420 Well

01:05:07.740 I

01:05:08.120 No

01:05:08.760 When you have

01:05:09.420 Those morals

01:05:09.920 Yeah

01:05:10.220 It is hard to find

01:05:11.260 Murderers

01:05:11.880 Who murder people 0.77

01:05:12.660 They don't know

01:05:13.300 In the street

01:05:13.920 In cold blood

01:05:15.240 And I guess

01:05:16.400 Are cheered on for it

01:05:17.420 That is hard to find

01:05:18.560 Should be hard to find

01:05:19.520 Just absolutely fascinating

01:05:22.160 And you know

01:05:23.100 Makes the point

01:05:23.840 I got more followers

01:05:25.220 After that than ever

01:05:26.260 That's exactly

01:05:27.100 What's happening

01:05:27.700 On the left right now

01:05:28.420 Yeah

01:05:28.800 Because that's why

01:05:29.700 Jasmine Crockett

01:05:30.500 Keeps running her mouth

01:05:31.320 Yep

01:05:31.740 Because she doesn't

01:05:32.580 Get punished for it

01:05:33.620 She doesn't

01:05:33.960 Like people don't

01:05:34.640 Look at her and go 0.72

01:05:35.180 Oh my god

01:05:35.840 No she's a hero

01:05:36.600 She's a hero 1.00

01:05:37.320 These dumb 0.99

01:05:39.020 Things they say 1.00

01:05:40.300 Are the things

01:05:41.340 They get rewarded for

01:05:42.160 And I will say

01:05:42.740 There's a bit of that

01:05:44.080 On the right as well

01:05:44.920 At times

01:05:45.520 However it is much

01:05:46.940 More prominent

01:05:47.540 On the left

01:05:48.140 And it is laughable

01:05:49.620 She is 0.58

01:05:50.180 She is a

01:05:51.360 It's absolutely incredible

01:05:53.100 Let's put it that way

01:05:53.960 The way they're

01:05:54.480 Excusing murder now

01:05:55.920 And it's not just

01:05:57.080 This man

01:05:57.600 Joni guy

01:05:58.180 Because he's good looking

01:05:59.100 It's

01:06:00.000 It is

01:06:01.200 It's

01:06:02.940 It's murder in general

01:06:04.380 That they seem to be

01:06:05.280 Pretty okay with

01:06:06.280 In some cases

01:06:07.020 Yeah

01:06:07.580 I think that's true

01:06:09.420 When it's

01:06:10.120 When it's for the

01:06:10.780 Quote unquote

01:06:11.240 Right reasons

01:06:11.980 Which by the way

01:06:12.760 We should point out 1.00

01:06:13.760 That this idiot 1.00

01:06:14.400 And I 1.00

01:06:14.760 You know

01:06:15.040 I know you just

01:06:15.940 Mentioned his name

01:06:16.460 I don't like saying it

01:06:17.240 For the same reasons

01:06:18.080 As the mass shooter thing

01:06:18.880 Well yeah

01:06:19.360 Because this is all

01:06:20.400 About attention

01:06:20.980 For this guy

01:06:21.540 I mean you read

01:06:22.980 The argument

01:06:23.620 In his quote unquote

01:06:24.540 Manifesto 1.00

01:06:25.120 It's about as dumb 1.00

01:06:26.580 As anything 1.00

01:06:27.020 Taylor Lorenz

01:06:27.640 Has ever said

01:06:28.200 It is

01:06:29.180 He doesn't even

01:06:29.960 He even says

01:06:31.020 In the manifesto

01:06:31.940 I'm not the right guy

01:06:33.080 To argue these points

01:06:34.140 Maybe it should be

01:06:36.160 If you're gonna go 1.00

01:06:36.880 And murder a man 1.00

01:06:37.920 Over it 1.00

01:06:38.340 Maybe you should be

01:06:39.420 Familiar with the arguments

01:06:40.520 And that still

01:06:41.380 Wouldn't justify it

01:06:42.420 But it is even 0.99

01:06:43.340 More pathetic 0.98

01:06:44.000 The guy doesn't even 1.00

01:06:44.700 Know the basic

01:06:45.660 Liberal arguments

01:06:46.440 About healthcare 1.00

01:06:47.160 That's how stupid 1.00

01:06:48.520 He is 1.00

01:06:48.940 He's a moron 1.00

01:06:49.880 He's just an 1.00

01:06:50.840 Absolute utter moron 1.00

01:06:52.400 That murdered someone 1.00

01:06:53.640 For attention

01:06:54.340 Incredible

01:06:55.740 And she's like

01:06:56.460 Well we give

01:06:57.100 Murderers Netflix shows

01:06:58.120 We don't praise

01:06:58.960 The murderers

01:06:59.660 In the Netflix shows

01:07:00.480 Right

01:07:00.860 Like watch

01:07:02.140 Everyone beats up

01:07:03.460 On true crime

01:07:04.120 Watch it

01:07:04.780 From time to time

01:07:05.540 The murderer

01:07:06.420 Isn't the praised

01:07:07.560 Party in most cases

01:07:08.940 Unless they think

01:07:10.640 He's innocent

01:07:11.620 Which she does

01:07:12.840 Yeah

01:07:13.360 She thinks the murder 0.99

01:07:14.700 Was a good thing 0.88

01:07:15.840 Yeah

01:07:16.180 Not that he's

01:07:17.060 Innocent of the murder

01:07:17.940 But the murder

01:07:18.520 Was the right thing to do

01:07:19.600 Yep

01:07:19.800 That is

01:07:20.780 Frightening

01:07:22.360 Despicable

01:07:23.240 In every way

01:07:24.060 This is

01:07:28.240 Glenn Beck

01:07:29.920 So every dollar

01:07:31.220 You spend

01:07:31.720 Is in a way

01:07:32.700 A vote

01:07:33.460 Right

01:07:34.000 Keeping

01:07:34.400 All of that

01:07:35.440 In mind

01:07:35.840 What are you

01:07:36.340 Voting for

01:07:36.960 When you're

01:07:37.220 Paying your

01:07:37.600 Phone bill

01:07:38.060 A lot of the

01:07:38.640 Big mobile

01:07:39.180 Carriers

01:07:39.680 Give you

01:07:40.200 Your money

01:07:41.580 Is actually

01:07:42.000 Going to

01:07:42.280 Causes you'd

01:07:42.820 Never supported

01:07:43.400 In real life

01:07:43.860 You know

01:07:44.040 Progressive

01:07:44.440 Candidates

01:07:44.880 And woke

01:07:45.200 Agendas

01:07:45.560 And anti-family

01:07:46.280 Organizations

01:07:46.960 It would be

01:07:47.940 Bad enough

01:07:48.420 If they

01:07:48.760 Just gave

01:07:49.220 Their own

01:07:49.520 Money away

01:07:49.980 But no

01:07:50.360 They're

01:07:50.520 Taking

01:07:50.840 A portion

01:07:51.300 Of your

01:07:51.700 Bill

01:07:52.000 And supporting

01:07:52.600 These evil

01:07:53.320 Causes

01:07:53.720 With it

01:07:54.120 With Patriot

01:07:55.080 Mobile

01:07:55.280 Your money

01:07:55.800 Goes to

01:07:56.280 Support

01:07:56.720 What you

01:07:57.160 Believe in

01:07:57.620 Veterans

01:07:58.140 First responders

01:07:59.460 Pro-life

01:08:00.380 Causes

01:08:00.780 Constitutional

01:08:01.560 Rights

01:08:01.780 All stuff

01:08:02.160 That you

01:08:02.360 Can comfortably

01:08:02.880 Get behind

01:08:03.580 And the

01:08:04.340 Best part

01:08:04.680 Is they

01:08:04.980 Don't ask

01:08:05.300 You to

01:08:05.480 Sacrifice

01:08:05.880 Service

01:08:06.440 To stand

01:08:07.140 For something

01:08:07.600 Patriot

01:08:07.980 Mobile

01:08:08.160 Uses

01:08:08.480 The same

01:08:08.820 Towers

01:08:09.180 That major

01:08:09.580 Carriers

01:08:10.080 Use

01:08:10.400 Same

01:08:10.700 Coverage

01:08:11.020 Same

01:08:11.220 Speed

01:08:11.540 Better

01:08:11.800 Values

01:08:12.300 And their

01:08:12.920 Customer

01:08:13.140 Support team

01:08:14.600 Is fantastic

01:08:15.100 By the way

01:08:15.420 I just

01:08:15.600 Switched my

01:08:15.920 Mom to

01:08:16.340 Patriot

01:08:16.600 Mobile

01:08:16.780 Like this

01:08:17.200 Past weekend

01:08:17.720 Talked to

01:08:18.580 The customer

01:08:18.900 Support

01:08:19.280 People

01:08:20.500 They're

01:08:20.740 Awesome

01:08:21.120 Like they

01:08:21.680 Know what

01:08:22.020 They're

01:08:22.140 Doing

01:08:22.400 They walk

01:08:22.760 You through

01:08:22.960 Every part

01:08:23.400 Of the

01:08:23.540 Process

01:08:23.840 They'll

01:08:24.040 Get

01:08:24.160 On the

01:08:24.860 Phone

01:08:25.120 With your

01:08:26.060 Former

01:08:26.380 Provider

01:08:26.880 And help

01:08:27.640 You smooth

01:08:28.860 All that

01:08:29.240 Out and

01:08:29.560 Get everything

01:08:29.960 Switched over

01:08:30.800 They make

01:08:31.180 It easy

01:08:31.520 It's

01:08:32.040 972

01:08:32.620 Patriot

01:08:33.020 Or

01:08:33.120 Patriot

01:08:33.460 Mobile

01:08:33.640 Dot com

01:08:34.060 Slash

01:08:34.320 Back

01:08:34.520 Patriot

01:08:35.160 Mobile

01:08:35.360 Dot com

01:08:35.760 Slash

01:08:36.000 Back

01:08:36.180 Or

01:08:36.300 972

01:08:36.780 Patriot

01:08:37.080 Use the

01:08:37.320 Promo

01:08:37.480 Code

01:08:37.680 Back

01:08:37.900 You'll

01:08:38.040 Get a

01:08:38.220 Free

01:08:38.400 Month

01:08:38.700 Of

01:08:38.920 Service

01:08:39.280 It's

01:08:40.080 Patriot

01:08:40.540 Mobile

01:08:40.800 Dot com

01:08:41.340 Slash

01:08:41.640 Back

01:08:41.880 Or call

01:08:42.300 972

01:08:43.380 Patriot

01:08:44.500 Len

01:08:44.820 Beck

01:08:45.100 Stupor

01:08:45.740 Gear

01:08:46.020 Steve

01:08:46.720 Dace

01:08:47.040 Jason

01:08:47.420 Whitlock

01:08:47.760 And me

01:08:48.120 Pat

01:08:48.420 Gray

01:08:48.640 Listen to

01:08:49.140 All your

01:08:49.420 Favorite

01:08:49.780 Conservative

01:08:50.340 Voices

01:08:50.780 At

01:08:51.000 Blaze

01:08:51.240 TV

01:08:51.460 Dot

01:08:51.700 Com

01:08:51.940 Promo

01:08:52.260 Code

01:08:52.560 Gled 0.52

01:09:16.720 Pat

01:09:18.040 Stupor

01:09:18.440 Glenn

01:09:18.660 Today

01:09:18.900 888

01:09:19.420 727

01:09:20.120 BECK

01:09:21.200 And we're

01:09:21.820 Talking about

01:09:22.260 This

01:09:22.520 Asinine

01:09:24.620 Taylor

01:09:25.580 Lorenz

01:09:26.340 Flip

01:09:27.000 She's talking

01:09:28.120 To some

01:09:28.460 Guy I've

01:09:28.820 Never

01:09:28.980 Seen

01:09:29.220 Before

01:09:29.580 About

01:09:30.060 The

01:09:30.420 Murderer

01:09:31.580 Who

01:09:32.380 Shot

01:09:32.820 Down

01:09:33.020 The

01:09:33.180 CEO

01:09:33.560 Of

01:09:33.820 United

01:09:34.140 Healthcare

01:09:34.580 In

01:09:35.280 Cold

01:09:35.520 Blood

01:09:35.820 Just

01:09:36.920 Walked

01:09:37.180 Up

01:09:37.300 Behind

01:09:37.540 Him

01:09:37.640 On

01:09:37.760 A

01:09:37.860 Street

01:09:38.060 In

01:09:38.200 New

01:09:38.300 York

01:09:38.440 City

01:09:38.640 And 0.52

01:09:38.800 Shot 1.00

01:09:39.000 Him 1.00

01:09:39.120 In

01:09:39.200 The

01:09:39.300 Back

01:09:39.580 And 1.00

01:09:40.660 Killed 1.00

01:09:41.260 Him 1.00

01:09:41.480 And

01:09:41.900 This

01:09:42.100 Father

01:09:42.480 Of

01:09:43.320 Was

01:09:43.600 It

01:09:43.700 Three

01:09:44.000 I

01:09:44.360 Think

01:09:44.500 He's

01:09:44.680 Got

01:09:44.880 I

01:09:46.720 Nobody

01:09:48.880 Talks

01:09:49.260 About

01:09:49.420 That

01:09:49.720 Nobody

01:09:50.120 Talks

01:09:50.440 About

01:09:50.600 The

01:09:50.740 Fact

01:09:50.940 That

01:09:51.080 He

01:09:51.200 Was

01:09:51.340 A

01:09:51.480 Family

01:09:51.760 Man

01:09:52.140 He

01:09:52.520 Was

01:09:52.620 A

01:09:52.780 Father

01:09:53.140 You

01:09:54.460 Know

01:09:54.640 We

01:09:54.880 Always

01:09:55.140 Talk

01:09:55.400 About

01:09:55.640 Separating

01:09:56.460 People

01:09:57.020 From

01:09:57.260 Their

01:09:57.460 Families

01:09:58.020 He

01:09:58.640 Was

01:09:58.860 Separated

01:09:59.380 Permanently

01:10:00.000 From

01:10:00.660 His

01:10:00.860 Family

01:10:01.180 And

01:10:01.980 They

01:10:02.700 Seem

01:10:03.200 To

01:10:03.300 Be

01:10:03.440 Fine

01:10:03.720 With

01:10:03.860 That

01:10:04.340 They're

01:10:04.460 Excited

01:10:04.760 About

01:10:04.900 I

01:10:05.500 Don't

01:10:05.620 Like

01:10:05.760 I

01:10:05.860 Mentioned

01:10:06.100 This

01:10:06.260 To

01:10:06.380 Pat

01:10:06.640 But

01:10:06.800 I

01:10:07.360 Have

01:10:07.520 A

01:10:07.780 Relative

01:10:08.340 Who

01:10:08.640 Works

01:10:09.260 In

01:10:09.400 Healthcare

01:10:09.660 And

01:10:10.300 Has

01:10:11.540 Does

01:10:12.420 Some

01:10:12.660 Worked

01:10:12.860 With

01:10:13.020 United

01:10:13.260 Healthcare

01:10:13.620 And

01:10:13.900 Has

01:10:14.020 Done

01:10:14.200 Like

01:10:14.440 You

01:10:14.620 Know

01:10:14.720 Meetings

01:10:15.740 With

01:10:16.060 Him

01:10:16.560 When

01:10:16.880 He

01:10:16.980 Was

01:10:17.080 Alive

01:10:17.440 And

01:10:18.600 Said

01:10:19.560 First

01:10:20.080 Of

01:10:20.220 All

01:10:20.400 Nicest

01:10:21.100 Guy

01:10:21.260 In

01:10:21.360 The

01:10:21.420 World

01:10:21.640 Like

01:10:22.640 Nicest

01:10:23.120 Guy

01:10:23.260 In

01:10:23.360 The

01:10:23.440 World

01:10:23.680 A

01:10:24.460 Person

01:10:24.860 Who

01:10:25.200 Was

01:10:25.820 Known

01:10:27.440 Throughout

01:10:27.820 The

01:10:28.120 Company

01:10:28.480 As

01:10:28.800 One

01:10:29.040 Of

01:10:29.160 The

01:10:29.300 Good

01:10:29.480 Guys

01:10:29.760 Like

01:10:29.960 He

01:10:30.120 One

01:10:30.500 Of

01:10:30.580 The

01:10:30.660 One

01:10:30.820 Of

01:10:30.880 These

01:10:30.960 Situations

01:10:31.360 Where

01:10:31.520 The

01:10:31.680 CEO

01:10:32.020 One

01:10:32.220 Of

01:10:32.280 The

01:10:32.360 Good

01:10:32.480 Guys

01:10:32.680 Rises

01:10:33.020 To

01:10:33.280 CEO

01:10:33.640 Was

01:10:35.080 Actually

01:10:35.840 Like

01:10:36.080 Focused

01:10:36.440 On

01:10:36.640 Fighting

01:10:37.020 Injustices

01:10:38.420 In

01:10:38.600 Healthcare

01:10:38.880 Also

01:10:39.200 Helping

01:10:39.640 Employees

01:10:40.240 Rise

01:10:40.600 Throughout

01:10:40.820 The

01:10:40.980 Organization

01:10:41.520 Like

01:10:41.860 His

01:10:42.240 Reputation

01:10:42.840 Within

01:10:43.240 The

01:10:43.960 Company

01:10:44.220 And

01:10:44.360 People

01:10:44.540 Who

01:10:44.720 Knew

01:10:44.940 Him

01:10:45.120 Was

01:10:45.280 Really

01:10:45.680 Really

01:10:45.960 Good

01:10:46.400 Like

01:10:46.880 It

01:10:47.000 Doesn't

01:10:47.180 Even

01:10:47.300 Make

01:10:47.500 Any

01:10:47.640 Sense

01:10:47.880 And

01:10:48.280 I

01:10:48.480 Mentioned

01:10:48.820 To

01:10:48.880 You

01:10:48.940 Just

01:10:49.140 A

01:10:49.260 Minute

01:10:49.400 Ago

01:10:49.640 Off

01:10:49.800 The

01:10:49.900 Air

01:10:50.060 When

01:10:50.860 This

01:10:51.020 First

01:10:51.260 Happened

01:10:51.600 There

01:10:51.740 Was

01:10:51.840 This

01:10:51.980 Thought

01:10:52.260 Of

01:10:52.480 Like

01:10:52.840 Okay

01:10:53.740 There

01:10:53.980 Is 0.88

01:10:54.500 This

01:10:55.380 Guy

01:10:55.680 His

01:10:55.900 Dad

01:10:56.520 Got

01:10:57.000 Cancer

01:10:57.580 And

01:10:58.060 United

01:10:58.280 Healthcare

01:10:58.600 Didn't

01:10:59.400 Pay

01:10:59.540 For

01:10:59.680 The

01:10:59.780 Cancer

01:11:00.000 Treatment

01:11:00.480 And

01:11:01.000 He

01:11:01.080 Punishing

01:11:01.680 Them

01:11:02.640 For

01:11:03.200 That

01:11:03.420 Now

01:11:03.720 That

01:11:03.940 Still

01:11:04.440 Wouldn't

01:11:04.740 Make

01:11:04.900 Any

01:11:05.060 Sense

01:11:05.280 To

01:11:05.440 Be

01:11:05.600 Clear

01:11:05.960 That

01:11:06.420 Would

01:11:06.560 Not

01:11:06.880 Justify

01:11:07.480 Murdering

01:11:08.140 A 0.99

01:11:08.260 Guy

01:11:08.500 Walking

01:11:09.140 Down

01:11:09.340 The

01:11:09.480 Street

01:11:09.660 There's

01:11:09.860 A

01:11:09.980 Lot

01:11:10.140 Of

01:11:10.260 Companies

01:11:10.720 I

01:11:10.940 Can't

01:11:11.240 Stand

01:11:11.580 A

01:11:12.500 Lot

01:11:12.800 Of

01:11:13.000 Things

01:11:13.620 That

01:11:13.820 Everybody's

01:11:14.580 Had

01:11:14.700 A

01:11:14.840 Bad

01:11:15.080 Experience

01:11:15.540 With

01:11:15.820 Some

01:11:16.040 Company

01:11:16.380 Whether

01:11:16.560 It's

01:11:16.760 Healthcare

01:11:17.060 Or

01:11:17.500 Something

01:11:17.840 Else

01:11:18.160 Where

01:11:18.720 You

01:11:18.860 Feel

01:11:19.040 Angry

01:11:19.340 At

01:11:19.500 The

01:11:19.580 Company

01:11:19.900 You

01:11:20.560 Want

01:11:20.700 Someone

01:11:20.880 To

01:11:29.980 Be

01:11:30.980 Held

01:11:33.220 Responsible

01:11:33.780 You

01:11:34.120 Don't

01:11:34.220 Go

01:11:34.320 Murder 1.00

01:11:34.540 Them 0.99

01:11:34.720 This is

01:11:36.000 Like a

01:11:37.220 Real

01:11:37.860 Rule

01:11:38.520 Pat

01:11:39.000 It was

01:11:40.180 Written

01:11:40.400 Down

01:11:40.580 Murder 0.95

01:11:40.660 People

01:11:41.000 It's

01:11:41.800 Actually

01:11:43.240 Carved

01:11:44.500 Into

01:11:44.740 Stone

01:11:45.140 Carved

01:11:45.360 Into

01:11:46.420 Stone

01:11:46.720 One

01:11:47.340 Of

01:11:47.520 The

01:11:47.540 First

01:11:48.120 Things

01:11:48.360 You're

01:11:48.540 Supposed

01:11:49.120 To

01:11:49.240 Sexy

01:11:49.680 This 0.55

01:11:50.700 Murderer

01:11:51.220 Just

01:11:51.400 Gets

01:11:51.600 Praised

01:11:53.100 For

01:11:53.260 What

01:11:53.580 He's

01:11:54.020 Done

01:11:54.260 But

01:11:55.200 I

01:11:55.380 Mentioned

01:11:56.760 This

01:11:56.900 Briefly

01:11:57.360 That

01:11:57.560 He's

01:11:58.300 Not

01:11:58.940 Only

01:11:59.340 A

01:11:59.560 Murderer

01:12:00.140 Like 0.98

01:12:00.360 The

01:12:00.700 That

01:12:01.280 Sort

01:12:01.600 Of

01:12:01.720 Like

01:12:02.060 Movie

01:12:02.720 Concept

01:12:03.360 Where

01:12:04.340 The

01:12:05.620 Guy

01:12:06.180 Who 0.81

01:12:06.400 Kills

01:12:06.840 The 0.97

01:12:07.040 Person

01:12:07.340 Is 0.88

01:12:07.560 Really

01:12:07.860 Justified

01:12:08.620 It's

01:12:09.580 Not

01:12:09.740 Even

01:12:09.900 That

01:12:10.140 Story

01:12:10.620 It's

01:12:11.580 This 1.00

01:12:11.740 Pathetic 0.99

01:12:12.580 Read 0.97

01:12:16.220 Two

01:12:16.600 Articles

01:12:17.000 On

01:12:17.220 Huffington

01:12:17.680 Post

01:12:18.220 Understanding

01:12:18.960 Of

01:12:19.280 The

01:12:19.420 Health

01:12:19.640 Care

01:12:19.820 Industry

01:12:20.200 That

01:12:20.540 He

01:12:20.780 Apparently

01:12:21.700 Had

01:12:22.140 Which

01:12:22.940 Makes

01:12:23.180 It

01:12:23.300 Even

01:12:23.480 More

01:12:24.040 Frustrating

01:12:24.800 Like

01:12:25.520 It

01:12:25.660 Wouldn't

01:12:25.960 Have

01:12:26.060 Been

01:12:26.180 Justified

01:12:26.600 The

01:12:26.760 Other

01:12:26.880 Way

01:12:27.100 But

01:12:27.500 At

01:12:27.620 Least

01:12:27.800 There's

01:12:27.980 Like

01:12:28.160 This

01:12:28.700 Out

01:12:29.060 Of

01:12:29.220 Control

01:12:29.800 Emotional

01:12:30.780 Thing

01:12:31.920 That

01:12:32.340 You

01:12:32.460 Could

01:12:32.600 Attach

01:12:33.100 The

01:12:33.300 Reasoning

01:12:33.780 To

01:12:33.980 Yeah

01:12:34.460 Right

01:12:35.320 That's

01:12:35.960 Not

01:12:36.140 The

01:12:36.320 Case

01:12:36.520 Here

01:12:36.620 Can

01:12:36.820 I

01:12:36.940 Read

01:12:37.360 You

01:12:37.500 Some

01:12:37.700 Of

01:12:37.800 His

01:12:37.900 Manifesto

01:12:38.400 I've

01:12:39.480 Never

01:12:39.680 Heard

01:12:39.900 The

01:12:40.080 Or

01:12:40.540 Read

01:12:40.780 The

01:12:40.980 Manifesto

01:12:41.580 From

01:12:41.860 Him

01:12:42.020 First

01:12:42.300 Of

01:12:42.400 All

01:12:42.440 It's

01:12:42.540 Pretty

01:12:42.700 Short

01:12:43.000 And

01:12:44.380 The

01:12:44.660 First

01:12:44.940 Few

01:12:45.140 Sentences

01:12:45.560 Are

01:12:45.820 Just

01:12:46.240 Him

01:12:47.420 Saying

01:12:48.060 To

01:12:49.500 The

01:12:49.680 Feds

01:12:50.200 You

01:12:51.320 Know

01:12:51.560 I'll

01:12:52.860 Save

01:12:53.080 You

01:12:53.200 An

01:12:53.320 Investigation

01:12:54.000 This

01:12:54.320 Is 0.88

01:12:54.440 What

01:12:54.600 I

01:12:54.720 Did

01:12:54.880 I

01:12:55.000 Have

01:12:55.120 A

01:12:55.220 Notebook

01:12:55.660 You

01:12:56.060 Know

01:12:56.140 This

01:12:56.340 Is 0.88

01:12:56.440 How

01:12:56.560 I

01:12:56.700 Planned

01:12:56.980 It

01:12:57.080 Like

01:12:57.240 It's

01:12:57.420 To

01:12:59.000 The

01:12:59.120 Feds

01:12:59.340 I'll

01:12:59.480 Keep

01:12:59.640 This

01:12:59.820 Short

01:13:00.060 Because

01:13:00.320 I

01:13:00.460 Do

01:13:00.560 Respect

01:13:00.920 What

01:13:01.100 You

01:13:01.200 Do

01:13:01.340 For

01:13:01.500 Our

01:13:01.640 Country

01:13:01.940 I'm

01:13:02.140 Sure

01:13:02.380 You

01:13:02.540 Do

01:13:02.800 To

01:13:03.440 Save

01:13:03.680 You

01:13:03.800 A

01:13:03.920 Lengthy

01:13:04.220 Investigation

01:13:04.800 I

01:13:04.980 State

01:13:05.160 Plainly

01:13:05.540 That

01:13:05.680 I

01:13:05.800 Wasn't

01:13:06.060 Working

01:13:06.320 With

01:13:06.480 Anyone

01:13:06.780 Again

01:13:07.400 They're

01:13:08.420 Not

01:13:08.500 Going

01:13:08.600 To

01:13:08.640 Investigate

01:13:09.100 It

01:13:09.200 Because

01:13:09.320 The

01:13:09.480 Murderer

01:13:10.040 Says 0.93

01:13:10.260 He

01:13:10.400 Wasn't

01:13:10.640 Working

01:13:10.880 With

01:13:11.080 Someone

01:13:11.320 I

01:13:12.020 Mean

01:13:12.100 I

01:13:12.180 Don't

01:13:12.320 Think

01:13:12.500 He

01:13:12.620 Was

01:13:13.000 But

01:13:13.300 He

01:13:14.260 Says 0.93

01:13:14.540 You

01:13:14.660 Know

01:13:14.780 Hey

01:13:15.060 I

01:13:15.240 Have

01:13:15.400 Some

01:13:15.720 Some

01:13:16.640 Elementary

01:13:17.240 Social

01:13:17.740 Engineering

01:13:18.300 A

01:13:19.040 Lot

01:13:19.240 Of

01:13:19.380 Patience

01:13:19.980 I

01:13:20.480 Have

01:13:20.600 A

01:13:20.720 Notebook

01:13:21.340 It

01:13:22.680 Has

01:13:22.840 Some

01:13:23.000 To

01:13:23.160 Do

01:13:23.300 Lists

01:13:23.740 That

01:13:24.000 Will

01:13:24.360 Give

01:13:24.540 You

01:13:25.080 How

01:13:25.280 I

01:13:25.420 Plan

01:13:25.720 This

01:13:26.060 And

01:13:26.740 He

01:13:26.840 Says 0.93

01:13:27.040 His

01:13:27.220 Tech

01:13:27.480 Is 0.88

01:13:27.640 Locked

01:13:28.020 Down

01:13:28.280 Because

01:13:28.540 He

01:13:28.720 Works

01:13:28.940 In

01:13:29.060 Engineering

01:13:29.480 So

01:13:30.460 That's

01:13:30.640 The

01:13:30.740 Beginning

01:13:30.960 Of

01:13:31.100 It

01:13:31.160 Then

01:13:31.360 He

01:13:31.460 Goes

01:13:31.620 On

01:13:31.860 To

01:13:32.040 The

01:13:32.300 The

01:13:33.180 Explanation

01:13:33.720 As

01:13:33.860 To

01:13:33.960 Why

01:13:34.140 He

01:13:34.260 Did

01:13:34.400 It

01:13:34.500 He

01:13:34.640 Says 0.93

01:13:34.740 I

01:13:34.840 Do

01:13:34.980 Apologize

01:13:35.500 For

01:13:35.660 Any

01:13:35.840 Strife

01:13:36.360 Or

01:13:36.900 Traumas

01:13:37.480 But

01:13:37.600 It

01:13:46.640 Manifesto

01:13:47.080 Again

01:13:47.300 Frankly

01:13:47.700 These 0.72

01:13:47.960 Parasites

01:13:48.540 Simply

01:13:48.980 Had

01:13:49.240 It

01:13:49.360 Coming

01:13:49.640 And

01:13:50.120 He

01:13:50.220 Says 0.93

01:13:50.360 Parasites

01:13:50.940 In

01:13:51.480 A

01:13:51.700 Plural

01:13:52.380 Way

01:13:52.740 But

01:13:54.840 He

01:13:54.960 Murdered

01:13:55.380 An

01:13:55.500 Individual

01:13:55.940 An

01:13:56.380 Actual

01:13:56.680 Person

01:13:57.140 So

01:13:57.460 Again

01:13:57.660 He's

01:13:57.940 Going

01:13:58.380 After

01:13:58.820 This

01:13:59.160 Theoretical

01:14:00.380 Big

01:14:00.760 Healthcare

01:14:01.320 Right

01:14:02.260 Not

01:14:03.120 Acting

01:14:03.640 Like

01:14:03.840 He

01:14:03.940 Actually

01:14:04.200 Murdered

01:14:04.520 A

01:14:04.620 Person

01:14:04.840 Which

01:14:05.000 Is 0.88

01:14:05.100 What

01:14:05.220 He

01:14:05.340 Did

01:14:05.500 This

01:14:06.720 Is 0.88

01:14:06.840 His

01:14:07.300 Justification

01:14:07.900 A

01:14:09.460 Reminder

01:14:09.940 The

01:14:10.660 U.S.

01:14:11.060 Has

01:14:11.300 The

01:14:11.500 Number

01:14:11.760 One

01:14:12.100 Most

01:14:12.500 Expensive

01:14:13.100 Healthcare

01:14:13.500 System

01:14:13.940 In

01:14:14.100 The

01:14:14.200 World

01:14:14.520 Yet

01:14:15.020 We

01:14:15.220 Rank

01:14:15.880 Roughly

01:14:16.500 Number

01:14:17.040 42

01:14:17.640 In

01:14:17.940 Life

01:14:18.160 Expectancy

01:14:18.860 Now

01:14:20.140 There's

01:14:22.260 A lot

01:14:22.460 To be

01:14:22.680 Said

01:14:22.820 About

01:14:22.980 This

01:14:23.240 Number

01:14:23.920 One

01:14:24.240 It's

01:14:24.540 A 1.00

01:14:24.700 Stupid 1.00

01:14:25.860 Liberal 1.00

01:14:26.480 Point

01:14:26.900 That

01:14:27.520 Anyone

01:14:28.020 Who

01:14:28.320 Has

01:14:28.460 Ever

01:14:28.940 Looked

01:14:29.200 At

01:14:29.320 This

01:14:29.480 At

01:14:29.800 All

01:14:30.060 Could

01:14:30.300 Dismantle

01:14:30.800 In

01:14:30.920 10

01:14:31.140 Seconds

01:14:31.640 Right

01:14:32.100 It

01:14:32.280 Is 0.88

01:14:32.420 We've

01:14:33.160 Done

01:14:33.360 It

01:14:33.500 A

01:14:33.720 Hundred

01:14:33.940 Times

01:14:34.380 On

01:14:35.220 The

01:14:35.360 Show

01:14:35.700 On

01:14:36.100 Pat

01:14:36.400 Grey

01:14:36.560 Unleashed

01:14:36.940 On

01:14:37.160 Studios

01:14:37.500 America

01:14:37.960 In

01:14:38.720 Books

01:14:39.300 In

01:14:40.060 On

01:14:40.780 Radio

01:14:41.140 Show

01:14:41.460 It

01:14:41.980 Is 0.88

01:14:42.220 The 1.00

01:14:43.200 Dumbest 0.88

01:14:44.180 Baseline 0.99

01:14:45.080 Point

01:14:45.460 It's

01:14:45.700 The

01:14:45.840 Entry

01:14:46.400 Point

01:14:46.760 For

01:14:47.620 I'm

01:14:48.160 Arguing

01:14:48.580 Against

01:14:48.900 American

01:14:49.860 Healthcare

01:14:50.320 University

01:14:51.060 It's

01:14:51.720 Day

01:14:52.020 One

01:14:52.520 Of

01:14:53.260 Course

01:14:53.600 101

01:14:54.120 It

01:14:55.400 Is 0.88

01:14:55.640 The

01:14:56.220 First

01:14:56.740 Argument

01:14:57.320 You'll

01:14:57.680 Ever

01:14:57.900 Hear

01:14:58.360 And

01:14:59.480 It

01:14:59.600 Is 0.88

01:14:59.780 The

01:15:00.000 Most

01:15:00.300 Basic

01:15:01.020 Argument

01:15:01.440 You'll

01:15:01.640 Ever

01:15:01.780 Hear

01:15:02.000 But

01:15:03.240 To

01:15:03.420 Put

01:15:03.600 A

01:15:03.720 Finer

01:15:04.240 Point

01:15:04.460 On

01:15:04.600 It

01:15:04.700 He

01:15:05.040 Doesn't

01:15:05.620 Even

01:15:05.980 Bother

01:15:06.580 To

01:15:07.120 Look

01:15:07.560 Up

01:15:07.880 The

01:15:08.340 Number

01:15:08.660 Of

01:15:09.460 Where

01:15:09.640 We

01:15:09.820 Rank

01:15:10.100 He

01:15:10.800 Says 0.93

01:15:11.080 Roughly

01:15:11.800 Number

01:15:12.060 42

01:15:12.520 He

01:15:12.920 Doesn't

01:15:13.120 Even

01:15:13.300 Know

01:15:13.560 What

01:15:13.740 The

01:15:13.860 Number

01:15:14.120 Is 0.88

01:15:14.460 It's

01:15:15.740 Like

01:15:15.840 He

01:15:16.000 Someone

01:15:17.020 Told

01:15:17.620 Him

01:15:17.860 About

01:15:18.100 The

01:15:18.300 First

01:15:18.620 Class

01:15:19.140 Of 1.00

01:15:19.500 Idiotic 1.00

01:15:20.120 Liberal 1.00

01:15:20.560 Healthcare

01:15:21.020 Arguing

01:15:21.520 University

01:15:22.000 I

01:15:22.180 Bet

01:15:22.260 That's

01:15:22.460 What

01:15:22.580 Happened

01:15:22.900 To

01:15:23.100 Yeah

01:15:23.420 Somebody

01:15:24.300 Just

01:15:24.520 Told

01:15:24.740 Him

01:15:25.120 He

01:15:25.540 Read

01:15:25.960 A

01:15:26.300 Tweet

01:15:26.720 Once

01:15:27.300 That

01:15:27.980 Is 0.88

01:15:28.140 The

01:15:28.300 Baseline

01:15:29.020 Of

01:15:29.200 Why

01:15:29.500 He

01:15:29.720 Murdered

01:15:30.260 A 0.74

01:15:30.400 Father

01:15:30.820 And

01:15:31.260 A

01:15:31.360 Husband

01:15:31.840 In

01:15:32.420 I

01:15:33.580 Would

01:15:33.700 Say

01:15:33.820 Broad

01:15:34.040 Dead

01:15:34.200 Light

01:15:34.320 It

01:15:34.400 Was

01:15:34.480 Earlier

01:15:34.800 Than

01:15:35.020 That

01:15:35.200 But

01:15:35.620 In

01:15:35.780 The

01:15:35.920 Middle 0.95

01:15:36.100 Of

01:15:36.240 The

01:15:36.320 Street

01:15:36.500 Of

01:15:36.640 New

01:15:36.760 York

01:15:36.960 He

01:15:37.300 Gunned

01:15:37.740 Down

01:15:37.920 A

01:15:38.100 Dad

01:15:38.520 Because

01:15:39.560 He

01:15:40.220 Has

01:15:40.440 This

01:15:40.620 General

01:15:41.180 Understanding

01:15:41.880 That

01:15:42.100 Our

01:15:42.620 Life

01:15:43.520 Expectancy

01:15:44.480 Doesn't

01:15:45.200 Match

01:15:45.420 Up

01:15:45.560 To

01:15:45.680 The

01:15:45.820 Cost

01:15:46.200 Now

01:15:46.500 We

01:15:47.720 Don't

01:15:47.840 Have

01:15:47.960 To

01:15:48.040 Go

01:15:48.120 Through

01:15:48.240 The

01:15:48.360 Entire

01:15:48.620 Argument

01:15:48.980 It's

01:15:49.280 Been

01:15:50.060 Beaten

01:15:50.460 To 0.99

01:15:50.660 Death

01:15:50.960 But

01:15:51.480 There

01:15:51.640 Is 0.88

01:15:51.780 A

01:15:51.920 Good

01:15:52.180 Reason

01:15:52.580 For

01:15:52.780 That

01:15:52.900 Number

01:15:53.140 One

01:15:53.460 We

01:15:53.760 Fund

01:15:54.460 The

01:15:54.660 Rest

01:15:54.920 Of

01:15:55.060 The

01:15:55.180 World's

01:15:55.520 Healthcare

01:15:55.760 We

01:15:56.340 Make

01:15:56.620 We

01:15:57.120 Come

01:15:57.380 Up

01:15:57.540 With

01:15:57.700 Every

01:15:58.160 Single

01:15:58.700 Innovation

01:16:05.780 That

01:16:06.160 By

01:16:06.440 The

01:16:06.560 Way

01:16:06.760 Should

01:16:07.020 Be

01:16:07.180 Something

01:16:07.480 The

01:16:07.680 Left

01:16:07.840 Should

01:16:08.020 Be

01:16:08.160 Cheering

01:16:08.640 It's

01:16:09.320 Every

01:16:09.640 Progressive

01:16:10.420 Dream

01:16:11.200 Come

01:16:11.540 True

01:16:11.920 The

01:16:12.380 Rich

01:16:12.640 People

01:16:12.960 Are

01:16:13.140 Paying

01:16:13.420 For

01:16:13.540 The

01:16:13.660 Poor

01:16:13.840 People

01:16:14.180 Congratulations

01:16:15.100 You've

01:16:15.640 Done

01:16:15.820 It

01:16:16.020 This

01:16:17.420 Is 0.88

01:16:17.620 When

01:16:18.120 You

01:16:18.240 Look

01:16:18.480 At

01:16:18.600 It

01:16:18.720 Globally

01:16:19.200 That

01:16:19.380 Is 0.88

01:16:19.500 Exactly

01:16:19.980 What

01:16:20.200 Is 0.88

01:16:20.300 Happening

01:16:20.620 With

01:16:20.760 Healthcare

01:16:21.040 We

01:16:21.520 Are

01:16:21.740 Paying

01:16:22.060 More

01:16:22.240 Than

01:16:22.360 Other

01:16:22.520 Countries

01:16:22.920 The

01:16:23.360 Reason

01:16:23.660 For

01:16:23.900 It

01:16:24.000 Is 0.88

01:16:24.100 We

01:16:24.460 Are

01:16:24.860 The

01:16:25.360 Source

01:16:25.780 Of

01:16:26.080 Every

01:16:26.720 Medical

01:16:27.360 Innovation

01:16:27.840 Look

01:16:28.540 At

01:16:28.660 Nobel

01:16:28.920 Prizes

01:16:29.380 And

01:16:30.220 How

01:16:30.400 Many

01:16:30.620 We

01:16:30.840 Win

01:16:31.060 As

01:16:31.220 Compared

01:16:31.540 To

01:16:31.680 Other

01:16:31.860 Countries

01:16:32.320 When

01:16:32.900 It

01:16:33.000 Comes

01:16:33.200 To

01:16:33.320 The

01:16:33.480 These

01:16:33.900 Innovations

01:16:34.720 We

01:16:34.940 Do

01:16:35.060 It

01:16:35.160 All

01:16:35.340 The

01:16:35.480 Time

01:16:35.760 Almost

01:16:36.480 Nobody

01:16:36.820 Else

01:16:37.000 Wins

01:16:37.180 Any

01:16:37.340 Of

01:16:37.500 Them

01:16:38.480 Madagascar

01:16:39.560 For

01:16:39.800 All

01:16:39.940 Their

01:16:40.040 Vanilla

01:16:40.340 Bean

01:16:40.580 Use

01:16:40.840 Wins

01:16:41.120 Very

01:16:41.340 Few

01:16:41.660 Nobel

01:16:41.940 Prizes

01:16:42.300 In

01:16:42.460 Medicine

01:16:42.780 You're

01:16:43.260 Kidding

01:16:43.460 Shocking

01:16:43.960 I

01:16:44.120 Know

01:16:44.300 To

01:16:44.420 Hear

01:16:44.580 However

01:16:44.980 They

01:16:45.900 Are

01:16:46.100 Actually

01:16:46.440 Able

01:16:46.720 To

01:16:46.900 Take

01:16:47.140 Take

01:16:47.760 The

01:16:48.580 Benefit

01:16:48.980 Of

01:16:49.160 Many

01:16:49.500 Of

01:16:49.660 The

01:16:49.760 Innovations

01:16:50.260 That

01:16:50.980 We've

01:16:51.200 Created

01:16:51.620 And

01:16:51.880 That

01:16:52.020 Includes

01:16:52.380 Medicine

01:16:52.840 And

01:16:53.140 A lot

01:16:54.000 Part

01:16:54.380 Of

01:16:54.500 It

01:16:54.580 Coming

01:16:54.760 From

01:16:54.940 American

01:16:55.260 Charity

01:16:55.760 By

01:16:55.940 The

01:16:56.020 Way

01:16:56.160 Is 0.88

01:16:56.260 How

01:16:56.340 They

01:16:56.460 Get

01:16:56.660 It

01:16:56.840 Yeah

01:16:57.240 So

01:16:57.680 That

01:16:57.880 Is 0.88

01:16:58.060 Part

01:16:59.420 One

01:16:59.640 Of

01:16:59.740 That

01:16:59.900 Number

01:17:00.420 Two

01:17:00.640 Life

01:17:00.900 Expectancy

01:17:01.500 Is 0.88

01:17:01.760 Not

01:17:02.100 A

01:17:02.940 Good

01:17:03.340 Measure

01:17:03.720 Of

01:17:03.980 I

01:17:04.440 Mean

01:17:04.520 This

01:17:04.640 Is 0.88

01:17:04.780 So

01:17:05.020 Basic

01:17:05.460 It

01:17:06.040 Is 0.88

01:17:06.160 Not

01:17:06.300 A

01:17:06.400 Good

01:17:06.540 Measure

01:17:06.820 Of

01:17:07.480 The

01:17:07.740 Quality

01:17:08.100 Of

01:17:08.220 Your

01:17:08.300 Health

01:17:08.500 Care

01:17:08.620 System

01:17:08.960 Why

01:17:09.740 Because

01:17:10.480 When

01:17:10.700 I'm

01:17:10.920 Driving

01:17:11.300 When

01:17:11.580 Pat

01:17:11.880 Gray

01:17:12.100 Is 0.88

01:17:12.260 Driving

01:17:12.520 Home

01:17:12.740 Today

01:17:12.980 And

01:17:13.120 He's

01:17:13.260 Going

01:17:13.420 A

01:17:13.580 Little

01:17:13.720 Bit

01:17:13.880 Over

01:17:14.020 The

01:17:14.160 Speed

01:17:14.400 Limit

01:17:14.660 And

01:17:14.840 Crashes

01:17:15.220 Into

01:17:15.500 A

01:17:15.820 Neighborhood

01:17:16.480 Of

01:17:17.020 Kindergarten

01:17:17.600 Students

01:17:19.100 Waiting

01:17:19.680 For

01:17:19.860 A

01:17:20.000 Bus

01:17:20.300 Which

01:17:21.140 Has

01:17:21.260 Happened

01:17:21.560 Multiple

01:17:22.100 Times

01:17:22.560 I'm

01:17:23.260 Pretty

01:17:23.440 Sure

01:17:23.700 No

01:17:24.360 It

01:17:25.040 Actually

01:17:25.340 Hasn't

01:17:25.780 Ever

01:17:26.160 Happened

01:17:26.540 Thank

01:17:27.260 God

01:17:27.500 What

01:17:27.980 Does

01:17:28.180 That

01:17:28.380 Do

01:17:28.540 Only

01:17:28.800 Because

01:17:29.280 You

01:17:29.740 Usually

01:17:30.120 Drive

01:17:30.420 In

01:17:30.520 A

01:17:30.620 Period

01:17:30.820 Where

01:17:31.000 They're

01:17:31.120 At

01:17:31.280 School

01:17:31.600 It's

01:17:32.120 The

01:17:32.220 Only

01:17:32.400 Reason

01:17:32.740 It

01:17:32.900 Hasn't

01:17:33.160 Happened

01:17:33.380 But

01:17:33.540 If

01:17:33.640 It

01:17:33.740 Did

01:17:33.940 Happen

01:17:34.340 What

01:17:35.440 Would

01:17:35.600 That

01:17:35.740 Do

01:17:35.900 To

01:17:36.040 Our

01:17:36.180 Life

01:17:36.420 Expectancy

01:17:37.080 It

01:17:37.480 Would

01:17:37.620 Shorten

01:17:38.020 It

01:17:38.100 Would

01:17:38.640 That

01:17:38.840 Be

01:17:39.080 Pat

01:17:39.340 Would

01:17:39.640 That

01:17:39.800 Be

01:17:39.920 Pat

01:17:40.160 Grace

01:17:40.360 Problem

01:17:40.760 Yes

01:17:41.080 That

01:17:41.280 Would

01:17:41.380 Be

01:17:41.480 Pat

01:17:41.680 Grace

01:17:41.900 Problem

01:17:42.180 Would

01:17:42.400 Not

01:17:42.560 Be

01:17:42.740 The

01:17:42.840 United

01:17:43.100 Healthcare

01:17:43.560 As a

01:17:45.800 Company

01:17:46.060 Or

01:17:46.300 The

01:17:46.440 United

01:17:46.640 States

01:17:47.260 Healthcare

01:17:47.580 Systems

01:17:48.120 Problem

01:17:48.620 Where

01:17:49.120 We

01:17:49.640 Accidents

01:17:51.000 You know

01:17:52.220 Gun

01:17:52.860 Deaths

01:17:53.800 Obesity

01:17:55.500 Are

01:17:55.820 The

01:17:55.980 Reasons

01:17:56.340 Why

01:17:56.660 We

01:17:56.820 Have

01:17:56.960 A

01:17:57.060 Lower

01:17:57.220 Life

01:17:57.740 Expectancy

01:17:58.300 Than

01:17:58.520 Some

01:17:58.800 Of

01:17:58.900 These

01:17:59.000 Other

01:17:59.160 Places

01:17:59.460 They

01:17:59.640 Compare

01:17:59.920 Us

01:18:00.080 To

01:18:00.220 Anyone

01:18:01.220 Who

01:18:01.580 Thought

01:18:02.000 About

01:18:02.180 This

01:18:02.380 Issue

01:18:02.640 For

01:18:02.860 10

01:18:03.140 Minutes

01:18:03.440 Knows

01:18:03.700 That

01:18:03.880 It

01:18:04.860 Is 0.88

01:18:04.960 Not

01:18:05.220 A

01:18:05.460 You

01:18:06.080 Do

01:18:06.280 Not

01:18:06.520 Have

01:18:06.720 To

01:18:06.840 Go

01:18:07.000 Deep

01:18:07.440 Into

01:18:07.680 Studies

01:18:08.080 To

01:18:08.300 Figure

01:18:08.500 That

01:18:08.680 One

01:18:08.840 Out

01:18:09.040 It

01:18:10.220 Is 0.88

01:18:10.420 The

01:18:10.940 Most

01:18:11.240 Basic

01:18:11.860 Thing

01:18:12.260 You

01:18:12.440 Understand

01:18:13.020 When

01:18:13.280 Someone

01:18:13.560 Brings

01:18:13.900 Up

01:18:14.060 That 0.99

01:18:14.260 Dumb 0.97

01:18:14.540 Point 0.96

01:18:14.820 When

01:18:15.180 Michael

01:18:15.520 Moore

01:18:15.900 Did

01:18:16.200 It

01:18:16.400 In

01:18:16.920 His 1.00

01:18:17.060 Stupid 1.00

01:18:17.440 Documentary 1.00

01:18:18.180 A

01:18:18.600 Million

01:18:18.840 Years

01:18:19.180 Ago

01:18:19.500 We

01:18:20.040 Had

01:18:20.220 This

01:18:20.380 Conversation

01:18:20.980 And

01:18:21.260 It

01:18:21.480 Was

01:18:21.720 Old

01:18:22.180 Information

01:18:22.780 Then

01:18:23.460 It

01:18:24.480 Is 0.88

01:18:24.640 Like

01:18:24.860 Anyone

01:18:25.720 Who

01:18:26.240 Has

01:18:26.380 Put

01:18:26.540 A

01:18:26.660 Moment

01:18:27.140 Of

01:18:27.340 Thought

01:18:27.640 And

01:18:28.020 I

01:18:28.140 Do

01:18:28.280 Not

01:18:28.480 Put

01:18:28.680 Taylor

01:18:29.020 Lorenz

01:18:29.660 Or

01:18:30.180 Jasmine

01:18:31.060 Crockett

01:18:31.700 Or

01:18:31.880 This

01:18:32.080 Horrible

01:18:32.700 Murderer

01:18:33.400 Or

01:18:33.520 Any

01:18:33.680 Of

01:18:33.820 Those

01:18:33.980 People

01:18:34.220 Into

01:18:34.380 This

01:18:34.500 Category

01:18:34.780 Because

01:18:35.040 They

01:18:35.180 Haven't

01:18:35.420 Put

01:18:35.540 Much

01:18:35.740 Thought

01:18:35.920 Into

01:18:36.080 It

01:18:36.220 But

01:18:36.680 They

01:18:37.100 Have

01:18:37.220 It

01:18:37.520 Online

01:18:37.940 Anyone

01:18:38.940 Who

01:18:39.100 Tweeted

01:18:39.840 About

01:18:40.180 This

01:18:40.460 And

01:18:40.840 Made

01:18:40.980 The 0.82

01:18:41.120 Dumb 1.00

01:18:41.340 Liberal 1.00

01:18:41.620 Point

01:18:41.920 Has

01:18:42.340 Heard

01:18:42.620 Someone

01:18:42.900 In

01:18:43.080 Their

01:18:43.180 Replies

01:18:43.620 Or

01:18:43.760 A

01:18:43.880 Community

01:18:44.220 Note

01:18:44.560 Correcting

01:18:45.080 Them

01:18:45.240 On

01:18:45.380 This

01:18:45.600 Then

01:18:47.520 He

01:18:47.620 Goes

01:18:47.780 On

01:18:48.040 After

01:18:49.660 This 0.99

01:18:49.900 Dumb 0.99

01:18:50.180 Point 0.99

01:18:50.420 About

01:18:50.720 Life

01:18:51.480 Expectance

01:18:51.860 He

01:18:51.980 Says 0.93

01:18:52.180 United

01:18:53.420 Healthcare

01:18:54.200 Is 0.88

01:18:54.440 The

01:18:55.040 Largest

01:18:55.460 Company

01:18:55.820 In

01:18:55.940 The

01:18:56.040 U.S.

01:18:56.300 By

01:18:56.460 Market

01:18:56.820 Cap

01:18:57.160 Only

01:18:57.460 Behind

01:18:57.860 Apple

01:18:58.280 Google

01:18:58.680 And

01:18:58.900 Walmart

01:18:59.260 So

01:19:00.440 Because

01:19:00.980 So

01:19:01.540 And

01:19:02.960 Right

01:19:03.680 Your

01:19:04.500 Point

01:19:05.020 Yeah

01:19:05.520 It

01:19:06.220 That

01:19:07.140 Is 0.88

01:19:07.280 Not

01:19:07.480 A

01:19:07.580 Good

01:19:07.740 Point

01:19:08.100 For

01:19:08.420 Many

01:19:08.860 Reasons

01:19:09.360 It's

01:19:10.200 Just

01:19:10.420 So

01:19:10.820 It's

01:19:10.980 Not

01:19:11.200 Wasn't

01:19:11.560 Because

01:19:11.840 They

01:19:12.020 Had

01:19:12.180 A

01:19:12.300 Specific

01:19:12.780 Interaction

01:19:13.240 With

01:19:13.480 This

01:19:13.680 CEO

01:19:14.040 Right

01:19:14.620 Or

01:19:14.820 This

01:19:14.980 Company

01:19:15.320 It's

01:19:15.620 Just

01:19:15.760 They're

01:19:16.020 The

01:19:16.140 Biggest

01:19:16.480 Healthcare

01:19:16.840 Company

01:19:17.320 Wow

01:19:18.240 And

01:19:18.500 They're

01:19:18.740 Almost

01:19:19.500 As

01:19:19.760 Big

01:19:19.980 As

01:19:20.120 Google

01:19:20.420 And

01:19:20.640 Walmart

01:19:20.940 And

01:19:21.180 Apple

01:19:21.460 So

01:19:22.620 Those

01:19:23.120 Are

01:19:23.260 Bigger

01:19:23.560 CEOs

01:19:24.140 And

01:19:25.100 You know

01:19:26.020 Right

01:19:26.420 They're

01:19:26.620 Not

01:19:26.760 Your

01:19:26.940 Target

01:19:27.280 No

01:19:27.640 Nor 0.58

01:19:28.000 Should

01:19:28.200 They

01:19:28.320 Be

01:19:28.540 None

01:19:29.080 Of

01:19:29.940 None

01:19:30.720 Of

01:19:30.880 Them

01:19:31.060 But

01:19:31.600 That's

01:19:31.880 A

01:19:32.040 Bizarre

01:19:32.620 Point

01:19:33.040 So

01:19:33.300 They're

01:19:33.520 Bigger

01:19:34.000 But

01:19:35.360 You

01:19:35.560 Chose 0.99

01:19:36.080 This

01:19:36.380 Guy

01:19:36.680 For

01:19:36.940 Some

01:19:37.180 Reason

01:19:37.440 And

01:19:37.660 You

01:19:37.740 Don't

01:19:37.880 Even

01:19:38.020 Have

01:19:38.240 A

01:19:38.340 Healthcare

01:19:38.620 Issue

01:19:39.060 Yet

01:19:39.380 Nope

01:19:39.740 As

01:19:40.100 Far

01:19:40.280 As

01:19:40.380 We

01:19:40.540 No

01:19:40.860 Except

01:19:41.720 That

01:19:41.960 We

01:19:42.080 Spend

01:19:42.380 More

01:19:42.600 Money

01:19:42.860 And

01:19:43.060 Have

01:19:43.280 A

01:19:43.440 Lower

01:19:43.840 Life

01:19:44.220 Expectancy

01:19:44.780 Which

01:19:45.080 Again

01:19:45.420 Is 0.88

01:19:45.660 Just

01:19:45.940 A 0.99

01:19:46.080 Dumb

01:19:46.420 Point 1.00

01:19:46.720 You

01:19:46.980 Know

01:19:47.600 Like

01:19:47.800 God

01:19:48.680 I

01:19:48.800 Can't

01:19:48.940 Go

01:19:49.140 Into

01:19:49.300 Any

01:19:49.480 More

01:19:49.620 On

01:19:49.720 That

01:19:49.840 Okay

01:19:50.280 It

01:19:51.020 Is 0.88

01:19:51.160 Grown

01:19:51.500 And

01:19:51.680 Grown

01:19:52.040 Meaning

01:19:52.620 The

01:19:52.780 Company

01:19:53.060 United

01:19:53.360 Healthcare

01:19:53.680 But

01:19:54.020 Has

01:19:54.220 Our

01:19:54.360 Life

01:19:54.600 Expectancy

01:19:55.260 Now

01:19:55.960 Again

01:19:56.200 Now

01:19:56.580 They're

01:19:56.800 Supposed

01:19:57.360 To

01:19:57.440 Be

01:19:57.580 Responsible

01:19:58.240 For

01:19:58.520 The

01:19:58.640 United

01:19:58.940 States

01:19:59.320 Life

01:20:00.200 Expectancy

01:20:00.920 Wow

01:20:01.340 Which

01:20:01.720 Is 0.88

01:20:01.860 Just

01:20:02.160 Wow

01:20:02.760 It's

01:20:03.200 Impossible

01:20:03.780 To

01:20:10.540 Point

01:20:10.920 I'm

01:20:11.300 At

01:20:11.440 That

01:20:11.620 I'm

01:20:12.680 At

01:20:13.540 The

01:20:13.660 Point

01:20:13.960 Where

01:20:14.580 I'm

01:20:14.700 In

01:20:14.820 Billy

01:20:15.040 Madison

01:20:15.440 And

01:20:15.700 I'm

01:20:15.800 Saying

01:20:16.060 Everyone

01:20:16.440 In

01:20:16.640 The

01:20:16.760 Room

01:20:16.940 Is 0.99

01:20:17.100 Dumber 1.00

01:20:17.440 For 1.00

01:20:17.700 Hearing

01:20:18.040 This

01:20:18.840 This

01:20:19.040 Is 0.88

01:20:19.160 The 1.00

01:20:19.300 Dumbest 0.99

01:20:19.720 Thing 0.99

01:20:19.960 At

01:20:20.160 No

01:20:20.360 Point

01:20:20.620 Did

01:20:20.780 You

01:20:20.840 Come

01:20:21.000 Anywhere

01:20:21.340 Close

01:20:21.660 To

01:20:21.840 A

01:20:21.960 Coherent

01:20:22.400 Point

01:20:22.740 That

01:20:23.180 Whole

01:20:23.320 Situation

01:20:23.860 He

01:20:25.320 Says 0.93

01:20:25.480 The

01:20:25.660 Reality

01:20:26.420 Is 0.88

01:20:26.680 We

01:20:26.800 Have

01:20:26.900 Simply

01:20:27.160 Gotten

01:20:27.460 Too

01:20:27.700 Powerful

01:20:28.300 Meaning

01:20:28.880 The

01:20:29.060 Company

01:20:29.360 United

01:20:30.140 Healthcare

01:20:30.440 And

01:20:31.120 They

01:20:31.240 Continue

01:20:31.600 To

01:20:31.860 Abuse

01:20:32.200 Our

01:20:32.380 Company

01:20:32.780 Our

01:20:33.060 Country

01:20:33.360 For

01:20:33.640 Immense

01:20:33.960 Profit

01:20:34.360 Because

01:20:34.620 The

01:20:34.820 American

01:20:35.140 Public

01:20:35.480 Has

01:20:35.720 Allowed

01:20:36.040 Them

01:20:36.220 Misspelled

01:20:36.640 To

01:20:36.820 Get

01:20:36.940 Away

01:20:37.120 With

01:20:37.320 It

01:20:37.480 Obviously

01:20:39.880 The

01:20:40.100 Problem

01:20:40.440 Is 0.88

01:20:40.620 More

01:20:40.840 Complex

01:20:41.420 Pat

01:20:41.780 Obviously

01:20:42.440 Now

01:20:43.040 He

01:20:43.220 Doesn't

01:20:43.540 Know

01:20:43.900 Any

01:20:44.080 Of

01:20:44.240 The

01:20:44.360 Complexities

01:20:45.340 To

01:20:45.580 The

01:20:45.740 Argument

01:20:46.100 But

01:20:46.840 He

01:20:47.000 Wants

01:20:47.220 You

01:20:47.340 To

01:20:47.480 Know

01:20:47.860 That

01:20:49.380 It

01:20:50.300 Is 0.88

01:20:50.440 More

01:20:50.620 Complex

01:20:51.000 He

01:20:51.240 Said

01:20:51.360 Obviously

01:20:51.700 The

01:20:51.880 Problem

01:20:52.080 Is 0.88

01:20:52.220 More

01:20:52.360 Complex

01:20:52.840 But

01:20:53.460 I

01:20:53.560 Do

01:20:53.700 Not

01:20:53.860 Have

01:20:54.060 The

01:20:54.240 Space

01:20:54.740 And

01:20:55.500 Frankly

01:20:55.880 Do

01:20:56.080 Not

01:20:56.260 Pretend

01:20:56.680 To

01:20:56.880 Be

01:20:57.120 The

01:20:57.320 Most

01:21:03.060 Couldn't

01:21:03.460 Take

01:21:03.580 The

01:21:03.720 Time

01:21:03.900 To

01:21:04.020 Write

01:21:04.120 Out

01:21:04.220 A

01:21:04.300 Full

01:21:04.460 Manifesto

01:21:05.100 But

01:21:05.960 Also

01:21:06.260 Doesn't

01:21:06.780 Know

01:21:06.900 Any

01:21:07.020 Of

01:21:07.100 The

01:21:07.180 Arguments

01:21:07.500 So

01:21:07.660 What

01:21:07.840 Would

01:21:07.980 He

01:21:08.060 Say

01:21:08.240 Anyway

01:21:08.600 Yeah

01:21:09.080 You're

01:21:09.900 Right

01:21:10.080 You're

01:21:10.260 Not

01:21:10.400 The

01:21:10.540 Most

01:21:10.700 Qualified

01:21:11.200 I

01:21:11.380 Mean

01:21:11.480 Lee

01:21:11.740 You

01:21:11.900 Can

01:21:12.180 Get

01:21:12.360 A

01:21:12.540 Liberal

01:21:13.600 Argument

01:21:14.040 On

01:21:14.180 Healthcare

01:21:14.500 It

01:21:14.780 Would

01:21:14.920 Still

01:21:15.140 Be

01:21:15.300 Wrong

01:21:15.720 In

01:21:16.020 Most

01:21:16.200 Cases

01:21:16.540 But

01:21:16.800 You

01:21:17.160 Can

01:21:17.300 Get

01:21:17.540 One

01:21:17.780 That

01:21:17.980 Someone

01:21:18.520 Smart

01:21:18.960 Could

01:21:19.240 Say

01:21:19.540 But

01:21:20.480 That's

01:21:21.000 Not

01:21:21.160 Him

01:21:21.400 Goes

01:21:22.280 On

01:21:22.500 To

01:21:22.700 It

01:21:23.320 Goes

01:21:23.500 Goes

01:21:24.120 On

01:21:24.260 To

01:21:24.340 By

01:21:24.520 The

01:21:24.620 Way

01:21:24.800 Cite

01:21:25.380 Michael

01:21:26.460 Moore

01:21:26.720 As

01:21:27.060 One

01:21:27.200 Of

01:21:27.280 His

01:21:27.400 Sources

01:21:27.680 Oh

01:21:28.000 My

01:21:28.120 Gosh

01:21:28.420 Can

01:21:28.580 You

01:21:28.700 Imagine

01:21:29.220 If

01:21:29.440 A

01:21:29.560 Murderer

01:21:30.040 Cited

01:21:30.680 Glenn

01:21:32.180 Beck

01:21:32.600 As

01:21:33.320 A

01:21:33.480 Source

01:21:33.780 For

01:21:34.240 His

01:21:34.480 The

01:21:34.640 Information

01:21:35.080 That

01:21:35.320 Led

01:21:35.600 Him

01:21:35.780 To

01:21:36.000 A

01:21:36.160 Murder

01:21:36.420 Oh

01:21:36.820 Would

01:21:37.100 That

01:21:37.280 Be

01:21:37.460 On

01:21:37.600 The

01:21:37.780 News

01:21:38.660 At

01:21:38.800 All

01:21:38.980 He

01:21:39.340 Specifically

01:21:40.180 Cites

01:21:40.600 Michael

01:21:40.900 Moore

01:21:41.180 As

01:21:41.820 An

01:21:41.940 Example

01:21:42.320 Of

01:21:42.520 Why

01:21:42.920 He

01:21:43.100 Did

01:21:43.280 This

01:21:43.580 And

01:21:44.300 Yet

01:21:44.420 Michael

01:21:44.640 Moore

01:21:44.840 Will

01:21:45.000 Go

01:21:45.140 On

01:21:45.300 TV

01:21:45.560 On

01:21:45.760 MSNBC

01:21:46.280 Probably

01:21:46.660 Today

01:21:47.000 And

01:21:47.280 Rant

01:21:47.840 About

01:21:48.000 The

01:21:48.160 Same

01:21:48.280 Things

01:21:48.520 Over

01:21:48.720 And

01:21:48.820 Over

01:21:48.940 Again

01:21:49.120 And

01:21:49.220 No

01:21:49.320 One

01:21:49.440 Will

01:21:49.560 Mention

01:21:49.820 It

01:21:50.000 So

01:21:50.920 Anyway

01:21:51.260 And

01:21:51.560 Then

01:21:51.660 He

01:21:51.760 Says 0.93

01:21:51.960 He's

01:21:52.140 Really

01:21:52.360 Brave

01:21:53.100 For 0.60

01:21:53.520 Murdering

01:21:54.760 This 0.99

01:21:54.940 Guy

01:21:55.140 When

01:21:55.360 He

01:21:55.460 Wasn't

01:21:55.720 Facing

01:21:56.060 Him

01:21:56.320 It's

01:21:57.060 Always

01:21:57.380 A

01:21:57.620 You

01:21:58.000 You

01:21:58.020 Know

01:21:58.100 Shooting

01:21:58.600 Someone 0.99

01:21:58.820 In

01:21:58.960 The

01:21:59.040 Back

01:21:59.280 As

01:21:59.420 They

01:21:59.540 Walk

01:21:59.780 Away

01:21:59.980 From

01:22:00.200 You

01:22:00.360 On

01:22:00.900 The

01:22:00.980 Way

01:22:01.080 To

01:22:01.180 A

01:22:01.280 Meeting

01:22:01.480 Is 0.88

01:22:01.640 Always

01:22:01.900 The

01:22:02.080 Most

01:22:02.220 Brave

01:22:02.620 Activity

01:22:03.120 You

01:22:03.320 Can

01:22:03.500 Yeah

01:22:04.140 Get

01:22:04.320 Into

01:22:04.640 Yeah

01:22:05.060 Wow

01:22:05.820 So

01:22:06.120 Anyway

01:22:06.380 I

01:22:06.540 Just

01:22:06.680 Find

01:22:06.840 That

01:22:06.940 To

01:22:07.040 Be

01:22:07.160 Absolutely

01:22:07.780 Fascinating

01:22:08.280 That's

01:22:08.580 Absolutely

01:22:09.420 Astounding

01:22:10.060 All

01:22:10.480 Right

01:22:10.600 888

01:22:11.080 727

01:22:11.800 BECK

01:22:12.540 More

01:22:12.720 Coming

01:22:12.920 Up

01:22:13.180 There's

01:22:16.460 A rancher

01:22:16.800 In Texas

01:22:17.160 Who wakes

01:22:17.540 Up

01:22:17.700 Every

01:22:18.020 Dawn

01:22:18.320 Every

01:22:18.940 Day

01:22:19.200 Before

01:22:19.760 Rain

01:22:20.300 Or

01:22:20.440 Shine

01:22:20.640 To

01:22:20.800 Tend

01:22:20.980 To

01:22:21.080 His

01:22:21.200 Cattle

01:22:21.480 He

01:22:21.680 Doesn't

01:22:21.940 Outsource

01:22:22.380 His

01:22:22.540 Work

01:22:22.720 To

01:22:22.860 Foreign

01:22:23.100 Countries

01:22:23.480 He

01:22:23.640 Raises

01:22:25.260 American

01:22:25.680 Beef

01:22:25.920 The

01:22:26.080 Way

01:22:26.260 It

01:22:26.500 Is 0.88

01:22:26.620 Supposed

01:22:26.880 To

01:22:27.000 Be

01:22:27.100 Raised

01:22:27.360 Responsibly

01:22:28.080 Ethically

01:22:28.620 And

01:22:28.920 With

01:22:29.120 Pride

01:22:29.480 And

01:22:29.820 When

01:22:29.960 You

01:22:30.060 Buy

01:22:30.220 From

01:22:30.400 Good

01:22:30.580 Ranchers

01:22:31.020 That

01:22:31.760 Is 0.88

01:22:31.980 Who

01:22:32.160 You're

01:22:32.440 Supporting

01:22:32.920 You're

01:22:33.180 Not

01:22:33.340 Just

01:22:33.580 Getting

01:22:33.820 Better

01:22:34.080 Meat

01:22:34.360 You're

01:22:34.640 Helping

01:22:34.920 Real

01:22:35.220 American

01:22:35.560 Families

01:22:36.040 Stay

01:22:36.420 On

01:22:36.680 Their

01:22:36.840 Land

01:22:37.220 And

01:22:37.480 Keep

01:22:37.740 Producing

01:22:38.120 Food

01:22:38.460 For

01:22:39.100 Our

01:22:39.340 Tables

01:22:39.800 Good

01:22:40.120 Rancher

01:22:40.440 Delivers

01:22:40.840 100%

01:22:42.060 American

01:22:42.380 Meat

01:22:42.640 Straight

01:22:43.000 To

01:22:43.120 Your

01:22:43.240 Door

01:22:43.460 And

01:22:44.240 You

01:22:44.300 Know

01:22:44.360 What

01:22:44.440 That

01:22:44.520 Means

01:22:44.680 It

01:22:44.780 Means

01:22:45.020 It's

01:22:45.800 Tariff

01:22:46.100 Proof

01:22:46.440 So

01:22:47.160 If

01:22:47.280 You're

01:22:47.380 Worried

01:22:47.540 About

01:22:47.720 The

01:22:47.860 Price

01:22:48.100 Of

01:22:48.420 Meat

01:22:48.720 Which

01:22:48.940 By

01:22:49.160 The

01:22:49.220 You'll

01:22:49.480 Start

01:22:49.680 Noticing

01:22:50.100 Here

01:22:50.340 If

01:22:50.560 A

01:22:50.920 Lot

01:22:51.020 Of

01:22:51.100 The

01:22:51.200 Stuff

01:22:51.380 Continues

01:22:52.180 You

01:22:53.200 Don't

01:22:53.300 Have

01:22:53.380 To

01:22:53.440 Worry

01:22:53.560 About

01:22:53.700 It

01:22:53.780 With

01:22:53.900 Good

01:22:54.020 Ranchers

01:22:54.460 They've

01:22:54.780 Got

01:22:54.900 The

01:22:55.020 American

01:22:55.280 Supply

01:22:55.680 Chain

01:22:56.000 They're

01:22:56.420 Not

01:22:56.540 Being

01:22:56.740 Tariffed 0.99

01:22:57.280 They're

01:22:57.620 Doing

01:22:57.780 All

01:22:57.940 The

01:22:58.040 Stuff

01:22:58.220 That

01:22:58.400 Donald

01:22:58.820 Trump

01:22:59.020 Wants

01:22:59.380 From

01:23:00.100 Meat

01:23:00.860 Suppliers

01:23:01.940 To

01:23:02.220 Do

01:23:02.660 They're

01:23:02.880 Just

01:23:03.020 They did

01:23:03.700 It

01:23:03.820 Long

01:23:04.020 Before

01:23:04.260 He

01:23:04.460 Asked

01:23:05.260 They're

01:23:07.020 Just

01:23:07.160 Doing

01:23:07.340 It

01:23:07.440 Because

01:23:07.580 They

01:23:07.680 Think

01:23:07.780 It's

01:23:07.880 The

01:23:07.980 Right

01:23:08.120 Thing

01:23:08.300 To

01:23:08.420 Do

01:23:08.680 Good

01:23:09.420 Ranchers

01:23:09.760 Only

01:23:10.000 Sources

01:23:10.300 Meat

01:23:10.560 From

01:23:10.720 American

01:23:11.100 Farms

01:23:11.560 And

01:23:11.800 Ranches

01:23:12.200 And

01:23:12.360 Each

01:23:12.600 Individual

01:23:13.000 Cut

01:23:13.300 Of

01:23:13.460 Meat

01:23:13.640 Is 0.88

01:23:13.860 Vacuum

01:23:14.240 Sealed

01:23:14.560 So

01:23:14.760 It

01:23:14.860 Can

01:23:14.940 Last

01:23:15.140 In

01:23:15.260 The

01:23:15.340 Freezer

01:23:15.620 For

01:23:15.780 Up

01:23:15.900 To

01:23:16.040 A

01:23:16.160 Year

01:23:16.440 Without

01:23:17.020 Getting

01:23:17.220 Freezer

01:23:17.560 Burned

01:23:17.880 So 0.98

01:23:18.180 You're

01:23:18.420 Saving

01:23:18.620 Money

01:23:18.820 On

01:23:18.980 Food

01:23:19.180 Waste

01:23:19.460 Plus

01:23:19.800 Those

01:23:20.380 Cuts

01:23:20.620 Are

01:23:20.820 Pre-trimmed

01:23:21.440 So

01:23:21.600 You're

01:23:21.740 Getting

01:23:21.900 Top

01:23:22.240 Value

01:23:22.540 For

01:23:22.720 Your

01:23:22.820 Money

01:23:23.060 Go

01:23:23.620 To

01:23:23.740 Good

01:23:23.880 Ranchers

01:23:24.240 Dot

01:23:24.480 Com

01:23:24.700 Good

01:23:24.940 Ranchers

01:23:25.400 Dot

01:23:25.620 Com

01:23:25.880 Subscribe

01:23:26.220 Now

01:23:26.640 Get

01:23:27.020 Your

01:23:27.120 Choice

01:23:27.380 Of

01:23:27.540 Protein

01:23:27.880 For

01:23:28.040 A

01:23:28.180 Year

01:23:28.400 And

01:23:28.820 Stand

01:23:29.080 With

01:23:29.220 American

01:23:29.620 Ranchers

01:23:30.040 It's

01:23:30.280 Good

01:23:30.520 Ranchers

01:23:31.040 Dot

01:23:31.340 Com

01:23:31.720 Good

01:23:32.300 Ranchers

01:23:32.720 American

01:23:33.120 Meat

01:23:33.440 Delivered

01:23:34.440 More

01:23:36.760 Glenn

01:23:37.160 Beck

01:23:37.560 Coming

01:23:38.400 Up

01:23:38.620 Next

01:23:57.380 All

01:24:04.840 Right

01:24:04.980 We've

01:24:05.440 Been

01:24:05.540 Talking

01:24:05.740 About

01:24:05.940 The

01:24:06.140 Psycho

01:24:06.700 Who

01:24:06.940 Killed

01:24:07.900 The

01:24:08.060 UHC

01:24:08.640 Healthcare

01:24:09.560 CEO

01:24:10.760 It's

01:24:13.140 Been

01:24:13.400 What

01:24:13.740 A

01:24:13.900 Year

01:24:14.040 Now

01:24:14.280 A

01:24:14.940 Year

01:24:15.080 Ago

01:24:15.340 Has

01:24:15.780 It

01:24:15.840 Been

01:24:15.980 Two

01:24:16.180 Years

01:24:16.560 I

01:24:16.960 Don't

01:24:17.060 Remember

01:24:17.260 Whatever

01:24:17.840 It

01:24:19.340 Was

01:24:19.700 I

01:24:20.000 Mean

01:24:20.180 I

01:24:20.820 Have

01:24:21.060 UHC

01:24:21.660 It's

01:24:22.140 Dang 0.87

01:24:22.600 Good

01:24:22.860 Coverage

01:24:23.340 I

01:24:23.780 Mean

01:24:24.000 A

01:24:24.660 Couple 0.60

01:24:24.760 Years

01:24:25.040 Ago

01:24:25.360 When

01:24:26.080 I

01:24:27.460 Realized

01:24:28.180 That

01:24:29.220 I

01:24:29.380 Had

01:24:29.700 Diabetes

01:24:31.820 Went

01:24:32.520 Into

01:24:32.680 The

01:24:32.820 Hospital

01:24:33.220 Cause

01:24:33.560 I

01:24:33.660 Was

01:24:33.800 In

01:24:34.000 Severe

01:24:34.400 Pain

01:24:34.900 Cause

01:24:35.740 My

01:24:35.940 Kidneys

01:24:36.300 Were

01:24:36.460 Shutting

01:24:36.760 Down

01:24:37.000 Yeah

01:24:37.240 It

01:24:37.340 Wasn't

01:24:37.520 Like

01:24:37.640 A

01:24:37.740 Thing

01:24:37.900 Where

01:24:38.020 They

01:24:38.120 Like

01:24:38.300 Oh

01:24:38.440 By

01:24:38.600 The

01:24:38.660 Way

01:24:38.760 You

01:24:38.840 Have

01:24:38.940 Diabetes

01:24:39.280 Like

01:24:39.480 You

01:24:39.600 Were

01:24:39.740 In

01:24:39.920 Full

01:24:40.400 Out

01:24:40.560 Emergency

01:24:40.980 I

01:24:41.200 Was

01:24:41.440 In

01:24:41.660 Really

01:24:42.240 Bad

01:24:42.540 Pain

01:24:42.900 And

01:24:43.380 Went

01:24:43.640 Into

01:24:43.840 The

01:24:44.000 Emergency

01:24:44.320 Room

01:24:44.600 Had

01:24:44.780 No

01:24:44.920 Idea

01:24:45.220 What

01:24:45.420 The

01:24:45.540 Deal

01:24:45.720 I

01:24:45.900 Just

01:24:46.100 Thought

01:24:46.280 I

01:24:46.380 Had

01:24:46.540 Kidney

01:24:46.820 Stones

01:24:47.140 Or

01:24:47.280 Something

01:24:47.480 It

01:24:48.040 Was

01:24:48.160 A

01:24:48.260 Little

01:24:48.340 Beyond

01:24:48.620 That

01:24:48.880 So

01:24:49.220 Anyway

01:24:50.080 I

01:24:50.340 Wound

01:24:50.800 Up

01:24:50.920 In

01:24:51.020 The

01:24:51.100 Hospital

01:24:51.460 For

01:24:51.720 You

01:24:52.020 Know

01:24:52.160 In

01:24:52.320 ICU

01:24:52.740 For

01:24:53.100 Three

01:24:53.380 Days

01:24:53.800 And

01:24:54.900 UHC

01:24:56.440 Paid

01:24:56.720 For

01:24:56.900 Virtually

01:24:57.380 Everything

01:24:57.620 We

01:24:58.040 Paid

01:24:58.360 Some

01:24:58.640 Kind

01:24:58.940 Of

01:24:59.200 Deductible

01:25:01.080 But

01:25:02.000 After

01:25:03.180 That

01:25:03.540 Particular

01:25:04.020 Hospital

01:25:05.240 Stay

01:25:05.640 Which

01:25:05.900 Was

01:25:06.140 Three

01:25:06.840 Days

01:25:07.240 And

01:25:07.400 I

01:25:07.520 Think

01:25:07.680 50

01:25:07.980 Or

01:25:08.140 $100,000

01:25:08.700 I

01:25:09.020 Don't

01:25:09.140 Remember

01:25:09.440 What

01:25:09.640 It

01:25:09.740 Was

01:25:10.000 Cause

01:25:10.220 We

01:25:10.340 Didn't

01:25:10.480 Have

01:25:10.620 To

01:25:10.720 Pay

01:25:10.860 For

01:25:11.020 Most

01:25:11.280 Of

01:25:11.420 It

01:25:11.540 And

01:25:12.660 Then

01:25:12.820 The

01:25:13.000 Rest

01:25:13.260 Of

01:25:13.400 The

01:25:13.560 Year

01:25:13.900 We

01:25:14.160 Didn't

01:25:14.320 Have

01:25:14.460 To

01:25:14.560 Pay

01:25:14.720 Anything

01:25:15.240 On

01:25:15.800 Any

01:25:16.000 Of

01:25:16.140 Our

01:25:16.260 Health

01:25:16.500 Care

01:25:16.700 Because

01:25:16.980 We

01:25:17.180 Met

01:25:17.400 Our

01:25:17.700 Maximum

01:25:18.860 Outlay

01:25:19.560 Of

01:25:19.720 Money

01:25:19.940 For

01:25:20.140 The

01:25:20.260 Year

01:25:20.540 Yeah

01:25:20.880 I

01:25:21.380 Mean

01:25:21.500 That's

01:25:21.760 Pretty

01:25:21.980 Amazing

01:25:22.480 That's

01:25:23.380 It

01:25:24.080 Was

01:25:24.400 Very

01:25:24.640 Helpful

01:25:25.060 It

01:25:25.420 Was

01:25:25.620 Very

01:25:25.880 Helpful

01:25:26.260 It

01:25:26.460 Saved

01:25:26.720 Us

01:25:26.820 A

01:25:26.960 Lot

01:25:27.340 Of

01:25:27.440 Money

01:25:27.700 And

01:25:29.240 You

01:25:29.520 Know

01:25:29.620 I

01:25:29.760 Know

01:25:29.900 Everybody's

01:25:30.360 Got

01:25:30.540 Issues

01:25:30.980 With

01:25:31.200 Health

01:25:31.580 Care

01:25:31.740 From

01:25:31.920 Time

01:25:32.100 To

01:25:32.240 Time

01:25:32.400 And

01:25:32.580 We

01:25:32.680 Have

01:25:32.880 It

01:25:33.240 It's

01:25:33.560 Not

01:25:33.700 Perfect

01:25:33.980 But

01:25:34.660 It's

01:25:34.780 A

01:25:34.900 Pretty

01:25:35.080 Good

01:25:35.320 System

01:25:35.800 I

01:25:36.160 Mean

01:25:36.400 I

01:25:36.900 Would

01:25:37.000 Much

01:25:37.160 Rather

01:25:37.340 Have

01:25:37.540 It

01:25:37.640 Than

01:25:37.760 Any

01:25:37.900 Other

01:25:38.080 Country's

01:25:38.480 Health

01:25:38.640 Care

01:25:38.800 Yeah

01:25:39.260 Not

01:25:39.600 Even

01:25:39.720 Close

01:25:40.080 Because

01:25:40.680 We

01:25:40.980 Get

01:25:41.160 Quality

01:25:41.660 Care

01:25:42.320 And

01:25:42.740 You

01:25:42.840 Don't

01:25:42.940 Have

01:25:43.080 To

01:25:43.180 Wait

01:25:43.400 Six

01:25:43.680 Months

01:25:43.960 For

01:25:44.180 It

01:25:44.300 Yeah

01:25:44.460 Yeah

01:25:45.200 You

01:25:45.300 I

01:25:45.980 Mean

01:25:46.120 Look

01:25:46.360 The

01:25:46.740 Wait

01:25:46.940 Times

01:25:47.200 Are

01:25:47.340 Much

01:25:47.540 Less

01:25:48.160 The

01:25:48.460 Technology

01:25:48.940 Is 0.88

01:25:49.140 Much

01:25:49.360 Better

01:25:49.700 Yeah

01:25:50.160 And

01:25:50.420 Yeah

01:25:50.580 We

01:25:50.740 Do

01:25:50.980 Spend

01:25:51.660 A lot

01:25:51.980 On

01:25:52.320 Health

01:25:52.640 Care

01:25:52.820 I

01:25:53.860 Keep

01:25:54.240 Coming

01:25:54.420 Back

01:26:03.560 Innovations

01:26:04.140 And

01:26:05.060 They're

01:26:05.220 Taking

01:26:05.540 Them

01:26:05.780 After

01:26:06.240 We've

01:26:07.080 Paid

01:26:07.320 All

01:26:07.440 The

01:26:07.540 Money

01:26:07.700 Up

01:26:07.880 Front

01:26:08.060 For

01:26:08.340 It

01:26:08.540 Yep

01:26:09.020 And

01:26:09.660 They

01:26:10.060 Utilize

01:26:10.520 Them

01:26:10.680 In

01:26:10.840 Their

01:26:10.980 Free

01:26:11.860 Health

01:26:12.160 Care

01:26:12.280 Systems

01:26:12.640 Look

01:26:12.880 I

01:26:12.980 Think

01:26:13.120 That's

01:26:13.300 A

01:26:13.420 Good

01:26:13.800 Outcome

01:26:14.260 For

01:26:14.440 The

01:26:14.560 World

01:26:14.840 But

01:26:15.080 Like

01:26:15.340 We

01:26:15.900 Should

01:26:16.000 Be

01:26:16.100 Getting

01:26:16.220 Credit

01:26:16.500 For

01:26:16.740 It

01:26:16.920 Yeah

01:26:17.340 As

01:26:17.920 A

01:26:18.020 Country

01:26:18.360 And

01:26:19.200 We

01:26:19.320 Don't

01:26:19.520 Instead

01:26:19.980 We

01:26:20.200 Get

01:26:20.360 Bullets

01:26:21.120 In

01:26:21.220 The

01:26:21.300 Back

01:26:21.480 Of

01:26:21.580 The

01:26:21.700 CEOs

01:26:22.200 Back

01:26:23.700 Like

01:26:24.160 It's 0.71

01:26:25.360 Disgusting 0.69

01:26:25.920 It 0.99

01:26:26.780 Is 0.88

01:26:26.900 Absolutely

01:26:27.420 Revolting

01:26:28.000 In

01:26:28.220 Every

01:26:28.380 Way

01:26:28.520 Possible

01:26:28.900 This

01:26:32.220 Is 0.88

01:26:32.920 Glenn

01:26:33.440 Back

01:26:33.980 Let

01:26:35.040 Me

01:26:35.120 Tell

01:26:35.300 You

01:26:35.420 About

01:26:35.860 American

01:26:36.460 Financing

01:26:36.960 I've

01:26:37.260 Done

01:26:37.360 Work

01:26:37.520 With

01:26:37.640 American

01:26:37.880 Financing

01:26:38.260 Before

01:26:38.540 How

01:26:39.200 Much

01:26:39.320 Of

01:26:39.380 Your

01:26:39.480 Income

01:26:39.800 Has

01:26:40.460 Been

01:26:40.620 Eaten

01:26:40.940 Up

01:26:41.160 By

01:26:41.620 Debt

01:26:42.120 You

01:26:42.560 Know

01:26:42.680 High

01:26:43.000 Interest

01:26:43.560 Credit

01:26:43.860 Card

01:26:44.140 Loans

01:26:44.640 Or

01:26:45.080 Car

01:26:45.880 Loans

01:26:46.380 Or

01:26:46.520 Personal

01:26:46.880 Loans

01:26:47.260 All

01:26:48.020 That

01:26:48.140 Stuff

01:26:48.280 Adds

01:26:48.520 Up

01:26:48.640 Really

01:26:48.820 Fast

01:26:49.180 And

01:26:49.300 With

01:26:49.400 Interest

01:26:49.700 Rates

01:26:49.940 Being

01:26:50.260 You

01:26:50.580 Know

01:26:50.660 What

01:26:50.780 They

01:26:50.880 Are

01:26:51.020 These

01:26:51.200 Days

01:26:51.460 You

01:26:52.500 Paying

01:26:53.180 For

01:26:53.340 What

01:26:53.480 You

01:26:53.580 Borrowed

01:26:54.000 You

01:26:54.040 Are

01:26:54.120 Paying

01:26:54.360 For

01:26:54.540 It

01:26:54.660 Again

01:26:54.860 And

01:26:55.000 Again

01:26:55.180 And

01:26:55.320 Again

01:26:55.500 And

01:26:55.620 Again

01:26:55.820 This

01:26:56.480 Is 0.88

01:26:56.520 One

01:26:56.620 Of

01:26:56.680 Those

01:26:56.820 Situations

01:26:57.500 Where

01:26:57.900 You

01:26:58.400 Get

01:26:58.580 On

01:26:58.680 That

01:26:58.800 Merry

01:26:59.000 Go

01:26:59.160 Round

01:26:59.400 It

01:26:59.820 Can

01:27:00.020 Spiral

01:27:02.360 Out

01:27:02.520 Of

01:27:02.580 Control

01:27:02.860 Very

01:27:03.180 Easily

01:27:03.640 For

01:27:03.940 You

01:27:04.160 And

01:27:04.600 It

01:27:04.800 It's

01:27:05.140 Difficult

01:27:05.640 To

01:27:05.920 Slow

01:27:06.420 The

01:27:06.660 Whole

01:27:06.840 Thing

01:27:07.100 Down

01:27:07.440 That's

01:27:08.200 Why

01:27:08.460 You

01:27:09.460 Know

01:27:09.560 What

01:27:09.720 You

01:27:09.840 Need

01:27:10.080 Is 0.88

01:27:10.740 American

01:27:11.020 Financing

01:27:11.480 I

01:27:11.660 Been

01:27:11.880 Working

01:27:12.080 With

01:27:12.480 Them

01:27:12.640 For

01:27:12.840 A

01:27:13.040 While

01:27:13.320 They

01:27:13.860 Are

01:27:23.180 You

01:27:23.400 Cut

01:27:23.580 Down

01:27:23.880 The

01:27:24.160 Debt

01:27:24.380 That

01:27:24.580 You

01:27:24.800 Owe

01:27:25.120 No

01:27:25.620 Pressure

01:27:25.940 No

01:27:26.120 Junk

01:27:26.400 Fees

01:27:26.660 Just

01:27:26.900 Real

01:27:27.460 Help

01:27:27.680 From

01:27:27.860 People

01:27:28.100 Who

01:27:28.280 Actually

01:27:28.640 Care

01:27:28.940 About

01:27:29.260 Doing

01:27:29.480 The

01:27:29.640 Right

01:27:29.800 Thing

01:27:30.000 It's

01:27:30.140 American

01:27:30.380 Financing

01:27:30.800 800-906-2440

01:27:32.540 800-906-2440

01:27:34.640 Or

01:27:35.060 Go to

01:27:35.240 Americanfinancing.net

01:27:36.560 Bank

01:27:43.120 More

01:27:43.360 Encores

01:27:43.960 When

01:27:44.180 You

01:27:44.320 Switch

01:27:44.580 To

01:27:44.740 A

01:27:44.900 Scotiabank

01:27:45.480 Banking

01:27:45.900 Package

01:27:46.400 Learn

01:27:47.640 More

01:27:47.880 At

01:27:48.040 Scotiabank

01:27:48.600 Dot

01:27:48.820 Com

01:27:49.080 Slash

01:27:49.480 Banking

01:27:49.880 Packages

01:27:50.360 Conditions

01:27:51.100 Apply

01:27:51.520 Scotiabank

01:27:53.180 You're

01:27:53.600 Richer

01:27:53.860 Than

01:27:54.000 You

01:27:54.140 Think

01:28:06.560 Down

01:28:33.180 Down

01:28:33.640 Down

01:28:34.180 Down

01:28:34.200 Down

01:28:34.680 Down

01:28:35.660 Down

01:28:36.120 Feel the dark on every side.

01:28:38.660 Stand your ground when times get dark.

01:28:41.160 Gotta face the dark and embrace the fire.

01:28:45.700 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:28:49.900 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:56.520 Wow, there have been a lot of assassination plots that have been uncovered lately.

01:29:01.580 We'll get into some of that coming up and much more in 60 seconds.

01:29:07.000 Let me tell you first about Cozy Earth.

01:29:08.900 Man, I love Cozy Earth.

01:29:09.900 You know the secret of having great days, having better nights.

01:29:13.880 And if you're maybe someone who doesn't love their sleeping experience,

01:29:19.420 you need to start turning your bedroom into a sanctuary with Cozy Earth.

01:29:22.980 Their bamboo sheet set is something special.

01:29:25.560 The softest, coolest, most luxurious sheets you'll ever own.

01:29:28.840 It's breathable, temperature-regulating, crafted to help you sleep like it actually matters.

01:29:35.360 Imagine crawling into bed every night and feeling restored and refreshed and ready to take on tomorrow.

01:29:40.680 And don't forget about their bamboo pajamas as well.

01:29:43.120 Lightweight yet cozy.

01:29:44.700 They are designed to help you fall asleep and stay asleep longer.

01:29:49.140 Their sleepwear upgrade that you didn't even know you needed, but you definitely deserve.

01:29:52.800 It's Cozy Earth.

01:29:53.500 They make it easy to try for yourself.

01:29:55.160 You get 100 nights risk-free to fall in love.

01:29:58.280 Plus, every bedding product is backed by a 10-year warranty.

01:30:02.660 So, you know, take your time to prioritize your sleep and prioritize you.

01:30:06.320 Visit CozyEarth.com.

01:30:08.100 CozyEarth.com.

01:30:09.260 Use the exclusive code BECK, and you'll get up to 40% off sheets, pajamas, towels, and more.

01:30:15.340 It's CozyEarth.com.

01:30:16.460 The code is BECK.

01:30:17.060 And if you get a post-purchase survey, make sure you know, let them know that you heard about CozyEarth from this particular program, the Glenn Beck program.

01:30:25.740 With that code BECK, it's Sleep Better with CozyEarth.

01:30:29.460 I love my CozyEarth sheets.

01:30:30.880 They always say bamboo sheets.

01:30:32.420 To me, that does not sound like, I don't know, bamboo doesn't seem like the most comfortable material, you know?

01:30:37.360 I always thought that would be fascinating.

01:30:40.120 I will tell you, when you touch these sheets, you know that apparently it is.

01:30:43.100 It works really, really well.

01:30:44.300 So, check it out.

01:30:44.800 CozyEarth.

01:30:46.020 All right.

01:30:46.520 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

01:30:48.200 888-727-BECK.

01:30:50.700 Have you been following the really tragic story of the 17-year-old Austin Metcalf that was stabbed in the heart at the track meet last week or the week before?

01:30:59.400 Just really awful.

01:31:00.500 Absolutely terrible.

01:31:01.120 Again, another one of those, it's seemingly no reason at all.

01:31:04.160 Yeah, no reason.

01:31:05.060 Nothing, not that there ever is a justification for such a thing, but like sometimes you at least can come through some sort of logical process where it makes you able to understand it.

01:31:15.300 These things are just crazy.

01:31:16.720 Right.

01:31:18.280 Apparently, the kid who stabbed him in the heart, Carmelo Anthony, was in the wrong place.

01:31:25.980 Not the basketball player.

01:31:27.120 I feel like I have to say that every single time.

01:31:28.760 Not the basketball player.

01:31:30.060 This is a different Carmelo Anthony, who's 17 years old.

01:31:33.360 And so, he was asked to leave and apparently said, touch me and see what happens and reached into his bag and pulled out a knife.

01:31:41.820 And I think Austin Metcalf did, in fact, touch him.

01:31:46.040 Didn't hit him.

01:31:47.060 I think he touched him and got stabbed in the heart for it.

01:31:50.800 Now, he's claiming, Carmelo Anthony is claiming self-defense, which I don't know how you make that stick.

01:31:56.680 And apparently, he's appearing in court today.

01:32:00.620 And so, we'll see what kind of plea he enters here.

01:32:05.720 But from what I understand, there's actual video of the event.

01:32:10.360 So, it should be pretty cut and dried, I guess, by the time this gets to trial.

01:32:16.960 Somebody either, I don't know if there was footage that came from the high schools or the track meet, or if somebody had cell phone footage of the incident.

01:32:26.980 But it will be able to tell pretty well what happened there.

01:32:32.760 But there were 30 witnesses in the tent.

01:32:35.460 There were coaches.

01:32:37.340 There were family members.

01:32:39.620 There was other students in there.

01:32:42.420 And they all saw what took place.

01:32:44.320 So, it should not be that difficult to noodle this one out.

01:32:48.400 Yeah.

01:32:48.480 And, of course, lawyers always have to have an argument.

01:32:52.460 Whether it is the true argument is another story.

01:32:55.060 Right.

01:32:55.240 They're always going to say something.

01:32:56.980 As to, I guess, self-defense, probably the most effective thing you can say in a moment like this.

01:33:01.620 However, when you have that amount of witnesses, it's not going to be tough.

01:33:05.480 It's not going to work.

01:33:05.900 And then in Wisconsin, there was a 17-year-old who murdered his parents.

01:33:14.460 And the weird part of that, other than the murder itself, is that it was part of a twisted plot to assassinate President Trump.

01:33:24.220 He allegedly killed his parents to obtain the financial means and autonomy necessary to also kill President Donald Trump and overthrow the U.S. government. 0.52

01:33:35.900 Hmm. 0.96

01:33:36.480 Hmm.

01:33:36.940 Interesting pursuit.

01:33:38.220 Hmm.

01:33:38.580 Certainly is.

01:33:41.300 Nikita Kassip was arrested in March and charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of hiding a corpse.

01:33:48.680 Other charges included theft of property over $10,000 and misappropriating ID to obtain money.

01:33:55.960 And the reason he was doing that was because he was planning to kill the president.

01:33:59.640 And this is all part of a weird effort by, I don't know, he's, they apparently found messages on his phone relating to the Order of Nine Angles.

01:34:13.940 You ever heard of the Order of Nine Angles?

01:34:16.700 Is it a band?

01:34:17.420 It is not a band.

01:34:18.860 No.

01:34:19.180 It is a network of individuals holding neo-Nazi racially motivated extremist views.

01:34:24.720 Wow.

01:34:25.520 So.

01:34:26.560 I have not heard of them.

01:34:27.700 Yeah.

01:34:28.100 Nor am I interested in hearing more.

01:34:29.700 Very strange.

01:34:31.740 I mean, just bizarre.

01:34:33.800 And not the end of the assassination plots, either.

01:34:36.880 Then there's a, the FBI just arrested a man named Ali Akbar Mohammed Amin, just arrested by the FBI on Friday night after he made threats against both Donald Trump and Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

01:34:52.800 North Korean national?

01:34:55.040 Uh, no.

01:34:56.360 Hmm.

01:34:56.600 I don't think so.

01:34:57.820 You don't think so?

01:34:58.360 No, I don't, I don't.

01:34:59.520 What was the name again?

01:35:01.140 His name was Ali Akbar Mohammed Amin.

01:35:04.980 And you're saying he's not from.

01:35:06.060 You're saying he's not from North Korea.

01:35:07.220 From Pyongyang?

01:35:07.820 No.

01:35:08.280 Isn't that weird?

01:35:09.340 I wonder what the.

01:35:09.840 That sounds very North Korean, I know.

01:35:11.760 I wonder what his motivation could have been.

01:35:14.100 And you never know.

01:35:15.140 You never know.

01:35:15.720 You never know.

01:35:16.520 It could have been, look, could have been internal Pyongyang, you know, issues.

01:35:23.500 It could have been tariffs with North Korea.

01:35:25.020 Who knows?

01:35:25.240 You don't know.

01:35:26.120 Mm-hmm.

01:35:27.640 But the FBI was not going to tolerate threats and they're going to hold offenders fully accountable.

01:35:33.540 People who make credible threats are going to be held accountable.

01:35:38.780 This is interesting, too, because it came just days after CNN dismissed credible threats against Tulsi Gabbard, suggesting that her attempts to hide the address of a Texas property she owns were actually part of an attempt to commit voter fraud.

01:35:55.180 Her office was a little upset with CNN for running a story because they doxed her. 0.99

01:36:03.080 Oops.

01:36:03.820 Yeah.

01:36:04.520 Whoopsies.

01:36:05.360 You know, we all make mistakes sometimes, Pat.

01:36:08.180 Isn't that the truth?

01:36:09.120 You know, shouldn't we be a little more forgiving as a society when your family gets doxed?

01:36:12.980 No.

01:36:13.640 No?

01:36:13.960 Okay.

01:36:14.500 No.

01:36:15.000 I'm going to say no on that one.

01:36:16.460 Okay.

01:36:16.640 That's an interesting point counterpoint.

01:36:21.840 CNN was investigating whether Gabbard committed fraud by voting in Hawaii, where she served in Congress and lived most of her life, after declaring a property her homestead in Texas.

01:36:34.680 Now, she did that because when you declare a homestead in Texas, you can keep your address confidential.

01:36:42.860 So, they apparently didn't buy into that, and so they released her address, and even though she had credible threats against her from Ali Akbar, for one, at least, and CNN apparently didn't care about that.

01:37:00.780 But, so, this is amazing how many of these people there are right now who have made threats against President Trump and administration officials, that it doesn't end there.

01:37:17.300 There's also a guy who goes by the name Mr. Satan on YouTube.

01:37:24.260 And Mr. Satan.

01:37:24.800 Mr. Satan?

01:37:25.540 Mr. Satan, yeah.

01:37:26.740 Mm-hmm.

01:37:27.000 Yeah.

01:37:27.420 You can't just call him Satan.

01:37:28.500 And he likes to be referred to as Mr. Satan, to you.

01:37:33.700 He lived in Butler, Pennsylvania.

01:37:36.580 Oh, jeez.

01:37:37.680 Does that ring a bell?

01:37:38.400 It does.

01:37:39.060 It does, doesn't it? 0.98

01:37:40.460 And his arrest came after he wrote on YouTube that all of Trump's appointments need to be killed. 0.99

01:37:48.360 He said, we just need to start killing people. 0.96

01:37:52.520 Trump, Elon, and all the heads of agencies Trump appointed, and anyone who stands in the way. 0.93

01:37:59.920 Uh, that was done by, um, by this person in, in Butler, Pennsylvania.

01:38:05.680 Um, 32-year-old Sean Monper of Butler is accused of making these statements on social media about his intent to kill the president after stockpiling ammunition, weapons, and body armor.

01:38:20.020 And going by the moniker, Mr. Satan, he said, I have bought several guns and have been stocking up on ammo since Trump got in office. 0.89

01:38:30.960 Eventually, I'm going to do a mass shooting.

01:38:34.680 A week later, the man allegedly wrote, I've been buying one gun a month since the election, body armor and ammo.

01:38:42.240 So, he was apparently, uh, very prepared to carry out this mass shooting that he intended to do.

01:38:49.720 I don't, uh, mean to continually bring this up today.

01:38:52.200 I apologize for it in advance here, Pat, but you've, you've got some speeding tickets in the past.

01:38:57.180 Yeah.

01:38:57.500 And really have brought it up several times today.

01:39:00.400 I apologize for that.

01:39:01.740 However, like.

01:39:02.740 You seem to be a little obsessed with my speeding tickets.

01:39:05.040 I just think it's one of my, it's, it's the most charming thing about you for some reason.

01:39:08.380 I don't know.

01:39:09.200 I just find it funny.

01:39:09.940 I don't think of you as a person who would just get pulled over for speeding weekly.

01:39:14.180 Um, but like, it seemed to me for a time there, especially when we first moved to Texas, that every time you went one mile an hour over the speed limit, you got a speeding ticket.

01:39:24.460 Yes.

01:39:24.820 It did seem that way.

01:39:25.840 And I feel like that happens a lot.

01:39:27.240 I feel like if I roll through a stop sign, there's, there's the police say they've got the, they've got the lights going on.

01:39:32.660 Yep.

01:39:32.760 This guy posted how many months apart that he was going to do a mass shooting and was buying weapons.

01:39:38.020 Yeah.

01:39:38.420 How, why did it get to the second tweet?

01:39:40.780 I don't understand.

01:39:41.740 That's kind of amazing, isn't it?

01:39:43.400 And, you know, I don't know.

01:39:44.820 Did the Mr. Satan moniker not alert somebody that something was a little amiss?

01:39:50.260 I mean, not only is he Mr. Satan, but he's making threats against the president of the United States and every single person he appointed to a, uh, to an office.

01:40:00.000 Yeah.

01:40:00.160 So, yeah, you typically, when you say something like that in public, you get submissions.

01:40:04.440 I remember back in the 2016, uh, campaign cycle, we were doing a show, uh, and, um, in the other studio here and Glenn, who, I don't know if anyone's noticed this threatens my life regularly.

01:40:17.480 No one seems to care.

01:40:18.700 He does it on national radio all the time.

01:40:20.660 No one seems to be bothered at all by my life being threatened by Glenn.

01:40:24.840 And he, uh, once again, threatened my life on national radio and someone in the audience took it as a threat, not against me, but against one of the candidates.

01:40:35.080 It might've been Trump.

01:40:35.800 I don't even remember.

01:40:37.020 Oh, I remember that.

01:40:38.260 I think it was.

01:40:40.040 And, but he, he, Glenn was, was saying something rude to me and like, just basically threatened my life.

01:40:44.500 And we laughed about it.

01:40:45.820 Right.

01:40:46.120 But someone in the audience thought it was, he, he was saying that about Donald Trump that he was going to threaten.

01:40:51.000 I think it was Donald Trump.

01:40:52.540 And we, we had secret service contacting us almost immediately.

01:40:58.260 Yeah.

01:40:58.680 Right.

01:40:58.920 It was like very quick, the same day.

01:41:00.620 I'd forgotten about that.

01:41:01.600 Yeah.

01:41:01.980 And it was like, again, like as soon as they got here, they saw the context of it.

01:41:05.660 They, they realized it was moronic, but still they were that dedicated to make sure a presidential candidate was not, uh, you can't just threaten a presidential candidate or a president or a member of the cabinet. 0.86

01:41:18.420 And then add onto the fact that I don't know if anyone noticed Donald Trump was almost murdered on stage, almost murdered at his golf course. 0.80

01:41:24.560 He's been, he's had threats against him.

01:41:26.140 His cabinet officials have also had many threats against them.

01:41:29.680 Elon Musk is being threatened daily.

01:41:31.400 Daily.

01:41:31.760 And you'd think it would rise to the level that someone would notice a social media public post.

01:41:38.720 Like I, yeah, yeah, but apparently not.

01:41:41.080 Apparently not.

01:41:41.680 Cause he also, he also posted, remember we are the majority.

01:41:46.840 MAGA is a minority of the country.

01:41:49.360 Obviously that's not true since, uh, I don't know.

01:41:51.800 The president won the election and the popular vote.

01:41:53.900 And by the time it's time to make the move, they will be weakened.

01:41:58.160 Many will be crushed by these policies and they will want revenge to American revolution 2.0.

01:42:04.460 So, I mean, he overthrown the government.

01:42:06.800 Yeah.

01:42:07.460 He had plenty of opportunity to post messages on YouTube and social media and, uh, took a while.

01:42:14.860 I guess you can understand though, in a certain circle, how he would think that it would be okay to say.

01:42:18.780 Like, yeah, I mean, yeah, it is.

01:42:21.480 Elon Musk is facing this constantly.

01:42:23.760 President Trump, certainly in not only in just digital form, but also an actual form has been, uh, you know, hit with a bullet literally.

01:42:33.100 Uh, and I don't know.

01:42:35.000 I mean, you see after the conversation we had last hour about the, the guy who killed the United healthcare CEO, there's certain circles where this stuff just gets praised.

01:42:44.020 Yeah.

01:42:44.240 Like, you're a great person if you do these things.

01:42:47.180 Yeah.

01:42:47.560 Uh, and it's, uh.

01:42:49.160 We're in a weird time right now.

01:42:51.040 Very bizarre.

01:42:52.440 888-727-BECK.

01:42:54.360 We're coming up in one minute.

01:42:56.920 So, you work hard every single day.

01:42:58.800 Uh, like most adults, practically your whole life is spent trying to turn some form of chaos into some form of order.

01:43:04.720 That's, that's adulthood.

01:43:06.180 Uh, you carry the weight of the world on your shoulders and it's perfectly understandable that, you know, when that day is, you know, it's time.

01:43:13.260 Um, the day ends, you're ready to go to bed.

01:43:15.800 You want to get some sleep.

01:43:16.560 Your mind just won't stop.

01:43:17.660 It keeps going and going and going and going.

01:43:19.180 So, I need Z-Factor.

01:43:20.320 This is an all-natural sleep aid from the makers of Relief Factor.

01:43:24.020 Z-Factor helps you fall asleep faster.

01:43:26.540 Helps you stay asleep longer.

01:43:28.420 Helps you wake up feeling rested, not groggy.

01:43:31.060 It's drug-free, non-habit forming, and it is designed to work with your body's own sleep rhythm.

01:43:36.500 And I love the tagline.

01:43:37.480 It's rest like you mean it.

01:43:39.460 Yeah.

01:43:39.660 That's, that's what you need because sleep shouldn't be a struggle.

01:43:42.520 It should be a refuge.

01:43:43.400 And that's the place you go to, to kind of, to, to recuperate after a long day.

01:43:48.600 And you can leave the worries behind you.

01:43:51.580 Give it a shot.

01:43:52.200 If you're having trouble sleeping, you're going to love Z-Factor because it's time for you to remember, you know, just what real sleep actually feels like.

01:43:59.200 First time Z-Factor buyers will enjoy a 46% savings right now.

01:44:02.680 It's just $19.95 for the 30-day supply.

01:44:04.460 So visit relieffactor.com, relieffactor.com.

01:44:07.280 Look for Z-Factor.

01:44:08.340 I think you'll enjoy it.

01:44:09.280 It's 1-800-4-RELIEF.

01:44:10.900 1-800-4-RELIEF for relieffactor.com.

01:44:14.840 10 seconds, station ID.

01:44:28.320 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

01:44:30.400 Ooh, your girl is being investigated.

01:44:32.720 This is...

01:44:33.840 Jasmine Crockett?

01:44:34.460 Yeah.

01:44:35.080 No!

01:44:36.100 Federal Election Commission looking into suspicious Act Blue donations.

01:44:41.380 Oh, boy.

01:44:42.160 No way.

01:44:43.020 Oh, no.

01:44:43.940 That would be hard to believe, wouldn't it?

01:44:45.500 It would be stunning to believe she broke it.

01:44:46.780 That she's done anything improper or inappropriate.

01:44:49.640 I can't even imagine it.

01:44:51.420 You know, I wouldn't necessarily always recommend a pardon to Donald Trump, but this one I would.

01:44:57.040 Just pardon her.

01:44:58.120 Let her stay in office. 1.00

01:44:59.220 If she did something terrible, let her keep going.

01:45:01.160 Whatever you need to keep her in the public eye, you figure out a way to do it.

01:45:07.080 And sounding off on a regular basis.

01:45:08.640 Like, every day?

01:45:10.060 Every day.

01:45:11.160 At least Monday through Friday.

01:45:12.440 The more Jasmine Crockett, the better.

01:45:13.860 So, apparently, the respondents will be notified of the complaint within five business days.

01:45:23.180 You'll be notified as soon as the FEC takes final action on your client's complaint.

01:45:29.320 Should you receive any additional information in this matter, please forward it to the office.

01:45:33.640 So, she's already been warned that they are investigating right now.

01:45:38.960 I don't know how much money was involved.

01:45:41.120 Oh, okay.

01:45:41.480 The bigger picture is that Crockett's campaign received $870,000 in total donations through Act-Q.

01:45:48.920 Come on.

01:45:49.820 It was $870,000 for Jasmine.

01:45:52.520 Let her go. 0.99

01:45:53.100 I mean, seriously, it's a drop in the bucket to Act-Blue.

01:45:55.860 Because they had, didn't they have a war chest of something like $2 billion or something?

01:45:59.640 So, this is very little.

01:46:00.940 This is kind of like the central clearinghouse for all Democratic donations.

01:46:04.360 Yeah.

01:46:04.680 Act-Blue.

01:46:05.400 Yeah.

01:46:06.960 It is one.

01:46:07.980 They've had some issues, some questions about their practices.

01:46:10.860 And where some of this money is coming from, like foreigners, coming from foreign sources.

01:46:18.880 But Representative Crockett, through her principal campaign committee, Respondent Jasmine for U.S., 1.00

01:46:26.980 has received thousands of other donations through Act-Blue, totaling over $870,000.

01:46:32.680 It is unclear how many of these are similarly fraudulent transactions made in the name of unsuspecting, innocent people who did not actually provide the funds.

01:46:44.040 Now, this has been a charge leveled at Act-Blue for a while.

01:46:49.480 But I haven't seen Jasmine Crockett connected with it until just recently.

01:46:55.420 I'm stunned.

01:46:56.700 I'm stunned to hear it.

01:46:58.080 In fact, I just find it to be fake.

01:47:00.600 You do.

01:47:01.200 Fake news.

01:47:01.460 Fake news.

01:47:02.140 Let Jasmine cook, is what I would say. 0.98

01:47:05.800 That's what I would say.

01:47:06.860 Well, she's been cooking for a while now.

01:47:08.960 Really?

01:47:09.380 Yeah.

01:47:09.780 Oh, yeah.

01:47:10.280 Mm-hmm.

01:47:10.860 She's, I mean, almost every day she's been cooking up something.

01:47:16.920 And she's not alone in, among Democrats, getting donations through the Act-Blue portal.

01:47:23.220 Republican state attorneys general, as well as the GOP-controlled House Oversight and Accountability Committee,

01:47:29.860 opened an investigation into their fundraising practices.

01:47:32.340 That would be nice.

01:47:34.200 If they found something a little bit unusual going on at Act-Blue, what a stunning surprise

01:47:41.500 that would be.

01:47:42.320 But I wouldn't put it past them.

01:47:47.040 I'm blown away, Pat, that anything untoward could possibly be even considered with Act-Blue.

01:47:52.880 They seem like such upstanding individuals.

01:47:55.280 Don't they, though?

01:47:56.060 Yeah.

01:47:56.480 And I'm sure every penny has come just completely legitimately.

01:48:00.520 I'm sure that's the case.

01:48:03.020 It's an amazing time.

01:48:04.120 I mean, you talk about all the corruption, obviously, here, potentially, arguably, allegedly,

01:48:08.220 and all the threats.

01:48:10.500 I mean, we also, the Josh Shapiro thing is another one.

01:48:14.300 Oh, yeah.

01:48:14.620 Somebody tried to set his house on fire or something?

01:48:16.540 I guess did.

01:48:17.640 He was apparently woken up in the middle of the night.

01:48:19.660 The Democratic governor of Pennsylvania, by the way.

01:48:22.620 Someone had lit his house on fire.

01:48:24.000 There is, I believe, an arrest already made as a person of interest or something like

01:48:28.120 that with, they believe it's an arson.

01:48:31.140 His family was there, right?

01:48:31.780 Yeah, his family was there.

01:48:32.560 They're woken up by the police who said, hey, your house is on fire.

01:48:36.760 Pretty serious situation.

01:48:38.660 It's interesting, too.

01:48:39.540 Like, I mean, you never, you can't take an ideology, a side of the aisle, and say, well,

01:48:46.260 everyone on that side of the aisle never, you know, does some horrible thing like an

01:48:52.120 attack.

01:48:52.500 I will say, if it is someone on the conservative side, they will not be lionized for it.

01:48:56.680 I can promise you that.

01:48:57.740 They will not be praised.

01:48:58.920 They will not be like, oh, it was good that he did that.

01:49:01.620 The other side of this is, I can't help going back to the very violent group of people who

01:49:07.220 oppose Josh Shapiro, not because he's a Democrat, but because he's Jewish.

01:49:12.040 And we've seen that sort of violence all over our campuses.

01:49:15.760 Sure have.

01:49:16.780 And, you know, he was apparently having Passover dinner.

01:49:19.520 One of the, you know, one of the Jewish traditions that he had talked about.

01:49:25.380 It seems like it could be tied to that as well.

01:49:27.060 Who knows?

01:49:27.880 This is Glenn Beck.

01:49:32.020 Inflation is still eating your savings.

01:49:34.180 You know, those Biden price increases didn't just go away, even though the inflation level

01:49:38.080 increase has come down a little bit.

01:49:40.300 The national debt is over $34 trillion.

01:49:42.160 Countries around the world, including our biggest rivals, are moving away from the U.S.

01:49:46.520 dollar.

01:49:47.020 Gold and silver have been on the kind of like the fringe.

01:49:51.380 People used to be like, oh, gosh, gold and silver.

01:49:53.440 How could you?

01:49:54.160 No, this has been a hedge against this kind of chaos for thousands of years.

01:49:57.900 They don't rely on politicians.

01:49:59.280 They don't depend on interest rates.

01:50:00.880 They don't evaporate when the stock market crashes.

01:50:03.660 They just hold value.

01:50:04.700 Precious metals hold value.

01:50:06.020 And they have for a long time.

01:50:07.520 We've talked about Lear Capital for a while.

01:50:09.040 Glenn's been talking about them for a very long time and make it simple to move a portion

01:50:12.940 of your retirement savings into physical gold or silver or to buy it outright and have

01:50:17.180 it delivered directly to your door.

01:50:19.060 It's not about fear.

01:50:19.880 It's about being smart.

01:50:21.340 Call Lear Capital today.

01:50:22.600 The consultation is free.

01:50:24.020 Ask the questions.

01:50:24.760 Get the answers that you need.

01:50:26.220 Take control of your future before someone else does it for you.

01:50:30.260 Lear Capital.

01:50:30.900 When the system shakes, make sure you're holding something that doesn't.

01:50:34.140 Please call Lear Capital today at 800-957-GOLD.

01:50:39.220 You get your free $4,200 gold report.

01:50:41.420 It's getting closer and closer to those levels.

01:50:43.120 It's 800-957-GOLD.

01:50:45.740 Check out my show, Pat Gray Unleashed, every weekday, 7 to 9 Eastern, live or anytime and

01:50:51.960 anywhere you get your podcasts.

01:51:04.140 Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

01:51:18.800 888-727-BECK.

01:51:23.360 Next president of the United States of America, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith is one possibility.

01:51:31.740 Yeah.

01:51:32.400 What do you think the odds of that one are?

01:51:33.400 I think they're remote.

01:51:35.200 Quite remote.

01:51:36.220 Yeah.

01:51:36.640 Although it does seem like celebrity can do some things for you in elections, right?

01:51:41.820 Like, I mean, it does.

01:51:42.720 It is, I would say, an important, increasingly important thing.

01:51:48.140 It would be really interesting if an ESPN host became president of the United States.

01:51:53.840 It would be very interesting.

01:51:55.160 This might be an understatement.

01:51:56.460 But, I mean, look, we obviously have a current president who is a, you would say the same thing.

01:52:01.660 Oh, a reality star becomes president, right?

01:52:03.940 Yeah.

01:52:04.240 If you have those, if you have the right beliefs and you have the right energy and people get

01:52:08.100 behind you, it can happen.

01:52:09.420 Yeah.

01:52:09.800 It seems unlikely to me.

01:52:11.760 It does to me.

01:52:12.800 And Stephen A. Smith, too, is, he's kind of running, or not running, but he's considering

01:52:17.180 a run based on the idea, kind of, that the left has gone insane, right?

01:52:22.280 He's saying he's going to run as a Democrat.

01:52:24.600 He's right about that.

01:52:25.460 Right.

01:52:25.860 But he's saying basically, like, we need someone who's going to, you know, who's going to be

01:52:29.720 truthful.

01:52:30.420 Right.

01:52:30.780 Trying to run as a sane Democrat.

01:52:32.620 Which, again, those words don't go together very well.

01:52:35.220 Not anymore, they don't.

01:52:36.200 No.

01:52:37.360 But here's what he had to say about running for president, cut eight.

01:52:42.260 I saw you mentioned Bill Maher.

01:52:43.560 I saw Steve Bannon was on with Bill Maher, and he was asked what Democrats he worries

01:52:47.060 about.

01:52:47.780 And you know what?

01:52:48.340 The only name he mentioned as a Democrat, he'd be worried about.

01:52:51.520 So are you, are you really, are you really thinking about running for president?

01:52:55.380 Is this something you think?

01:52:56.520 Listen, I've been, I have no choice because I've had elected officials, and I'm not going

01:53:01.920 to give their names, elected officials coming up to me.

01:53:04.340 No choice.

01:53:04.700 I've had folks who are pundits come up to me.

01:53:07.200 I've had folks that got a lot of money, billionaires and others that have talked to me about exploratory

01:53:13.040 committees and things of that nature.

01:53:14.420 I'm not a politician.

01:53:15.500 I've never had a desire to be a politician.

01:53:17.360 I just signed a contract extension with ESPN.

01:53:20.060 I am very, very happy with my day job.

01:53:22.660 I'm very happy with my boss.

01:53:23.720 This is a pretty damn good one.

01:53:25.080 Just right.

01:53:25.540 It's a pretty damn good contract.

01:53:26.940 I couldn't be happier.

01:53:28.200 But here's the reality.

01:53:29.860 People, literally, people have walked up to me, including my own pastor, for crying

01:53:34.000 out loud, who has said to me, you don't know what God has planned for you.

01:53:37.800 At least show the respect to the people who believe in you, who respect you, who believe

01:53:42.500 that you can make a difference in this country, to leave the door open for any possibilities

01:53:46.820 two to three years down the line.

01:53:48.660 And that's what I've decided to do.

01:53:50.880 Wow.

01:53:52.380 So people believe in him?

01:53:54.260 Why?

01:53:54.480 Because of his opinions on LeBron James versus Michael Jordan?

01:54:00.980 Why do people believe that Stephen A. Smith can run for president and be a viable alternative?

01:54:09.500 I'm a little confused by that.

01:54:11.660 I mean, he's obviously a good communicator.

01:54:13.640 Yeah.

01:54:13.940 Okay.

01:54:15.600 Yeah.

01:54:16.420 And I will say, the Stephen A. Smith thing, I wouldn't say that I follow everything that

01:54:20.540 he says particularly closely at this point.

01:54:23.160 If he runs for president, I will have an addendum to that policy.

01:54:27.960 But he, my impression of Stephen A. Smith is that a good chunk of the stuff that he

01:54:34.600 says, I, you know, is, oh gosh, like you play it.

01:54:39.320 We would play a clip of Stephen A. Smith and be like, can you believe what this guy said?

01:54:42.400 And then there's another piece of the Stephen A. Smith audio that would be like, can you

01:54:48.080 believe he said that?

01:54:48.920 That's really true.

01:54:49.520 Like there is a, I do.

01:54:50.760 He's like Bill Maher in that way.

01:54:51.940 Yes.

01:54:52.280 Okay.

01:54:52.660 Yeah.

01:54:52.780 Same thing.

01:54:53.580 Similar thing.

01:54:54.220 Like we're like some, a lot of the, if you actually watch Bill Maher for an hour every

01:54:58.520 week.

01:54:59.020 You're going to be pissed off.

01:54:59.900 Yeah.

01:55:00.100 Your, your impression as a conservative is going to be, this is a real liberal.

01:55:02.860 But like every single week, the conservative media industry goes through with a fine tooth

01:55:10.340 comb and pulls out the eight things he says that are, that are like anti-woke.

01:55:14.140 Right.

01:55:14.680 Or, you know, and we see, and they get flooded on conservative media.

01:55:18.280 I mean, look, Bill, Bill Maher still is nowhere close to a person that I would want as president.

01:55:22.480 I don't think Stephen, I don't know enough about Stephen A. Smith's politics, honestly

01:55:25.840 to know, but I don't think I would be aligned with him either.

01:55:29.840 But he does seem to occasionally say something like saying.

01:55:33.700 He does.

01:55:34.280 Right.

01:55:34.700 Yes.

01:55:35.100 That is true.

01:55:36.140 That is true.

01:55:37.020 He's right though, in that he just did sign a pretty good agreement with, with ESPN.

01:55:43.320 It's what?

01:55:43.660 20 million a year.

01:55:44.600 I think it's what he just signed for.

01:55:45.960 Just 20 million a year.

01:55:46.980 Oh, that's this.

01:55:47.700 They're undercutting it.

01:55:48.440 I know.

01:55:48.580 Again.

01:55:49.000 I know.

01:55:49.500 That's sad.

01:55:50.180 It is.

01:55:51.400 And they lay out, you know, I read a decent amount of sports stuff and a lot, there was a

01:55:57.120 lot of complaining about the people they let go at ESPN recently.

01:56:00.140 Yeah.

01:56:00.640 You know, kind of experts and, and they're, cause they're going after, he's an entertainer

01:56:04.260 and Stephen A. Smith, I'm sure he's a smart sports guy, fully stand with him 100% in whatever

01:56:09.460 argument he had with LeBron James a few weeks ago.

01:56:11.480 I don't even know what it was about.

01:56:12.400 Don't care.

01:56:13.720 It was him versus LeBron James.

01:56:15.300 I'm with Stephen A. Smith.

01:56:16.140 That's fine.

01:56:16.460 Um, but like he is, you know, there, there are very few people who can arrest the media

01:56:23.320 cycle like he can.

01:56:24.880 That's true.

01:56:25.340 And I think if I was a Democrat and watched Joe Biden perform terribly, watched Kamala

01:56:30.860 Harris flail, uh, watched Hillary Clinton lose to Donald Trump, you could see a portion

01:56:37.220 of that party.

01:56:37.840 Look at how he arrests the media cycle and how Donald Trump does it.

01:56:42.240 There are some similarities.

01:56:43.920 And draw the, draw the conclusion that maybe he's the Democrat Trump.

01:56:48.300 Maybe he's the Democrat Trump.

01:56:49.480 Again, I don't know that that's true, but he might be, he does fly, I think in the face

01:56:53.300 occasionally of democratic orthodoxy, which is the same thing where Trump did.

01:56:58.340 Yep.

01:56:58.480 Um, he was able, he's always able to kind of, again, why would we care what he says

01:57:02.560 about Bronny James or whatever that controversy was from a few weeks ago, but it did kind of

01:57:07.660 make a lot of news.

01:57:09.040 I think it was, I think it was about Bronny, right?

01:57:12.280 LeBron's son and how he, I don't know, said something about him in the NBA and I, you're

01:57:18.540 not supposed to, LeBron took issue with it because you're not supposed to talk about people's

01:57:22.460 sons or whatever.

01:57:23.840 Well, he's in the NBA.

01:57:25.820 What are you talking about?

01:57:26.680 What are you, exactly.

01:57:29.600 So it's like a, it's like a political figure whose, whose kids have entered the campaign.

01:57:36.860 Of course, you're going to take on, you're going to take them on now because they're

01:57:40.700 part of it.

01:57:41.760 Well, Bronny James is in the NBA or was at least, I don't know.

01:57:45.860 Is he in the G league now?

01:57:47.120 I don't follow it.

01:57:47.880 He's in a little bit of both.

01:57:48.620 I think they called them two, two way players where they play kind of in both.

01:57:51.840 Yeah.

01:57:52.060 I believe he like sits on the bench when they have home games, you know what I mean?

01:57:56.340 And then, but he jumps in occasionally and, you know, he plays every once in a while.

01:58:00.260 Yeah.

01:58:00.720 Okay.

01:58:01.160 And blowouts, you know, he'll come in.

01:58:03.160 Yeah.

01:58:03.320 It's obviously like, I will say that with the Lakers, he's still with the Lakers.

01:58:06.200 All right.

01:58:06.480 Can I give you a little bit of an alternative take I've been working on?

01:58:09.200 Yeah.

01:58:09.440 This is going to sound like a Stephen A. Smith hot take, but it's not.

01:58:11.580 I legitimately believe this.

01:58:12.920 I think Bronny James is a pretty good pick by the Lakers.

01:58:17.840 Okay.

01:58:18.480 Why?

01:58:20.680 Well, they got him in the late second round.

01:58:23.840 Look at the people who were drafted around him.

01:58:27.220 Yeah.

01:58:27.320 Half of them aren't even on rosters anymore.

01:58:29.480 You don't get superstars late in the second round.

01:58:32.960 That's probably true.

01:58:34.060 You get nobodies for the most part.

01:58:35.780 Now you can pick and Jokic was a second round pick occasionally every once in a very great while.

01:58:41.680 Do you find somebody who winds up being a star?

01:58:43.880 If you're lucky.

01:58:44.660 Yeah, it's not like the NFL where you can get a late round pick and you're going to find Tom Brady.

01:58:48.920 Right.

01:58:49.660 It doesn't happen all that often in the NBA.

01:58:51.440 And, you know, if you're lucky, you get a rotational player who plays a few minutes here and there,

01:58:56.800 maybe does one thing well, plays defense, you know, hit a corner three, whatever.

01:59:02.080 Bronny James, again, he's what, 20?

01:59:04.980 I think he's 20 years old.

01:59:07.540 He's the son of LeBron James, who I can't stand.

01:59:10.320 However, he obviously has a lineage there.

01:59:14.480 He could be a good player.

01:59:16.140 It's theoretically possible.

01:59:17.700 But he's averaging like over 20 points a game in the G League.

01:59:22.800 Look at the players drafted around them.

01:59:24.580 Most of them aren't.

01:59:26.120 He's one of the better players drafted within 10 picks of that position.

01:59:29.600 And add on to that, he's selling God only knows how many jerseys.

01:59:36.060 Every time he comes into the game, if he makes a shot, the crowd goes insane.

01:59:39.540 They don't leave when he comes in in a blowout.

01:59:42.480 They stay to watch Bronny James play.

01:59:44.400 It probably helps them keep LeBron James, who I will say, as much as I can't stand him,

01:59:50.100 is pretty freaking impressive at 40 whatever years old playing the way he is.

01:59:54.120 They're the number three seed in the West.

01:59:56.460 And honestly, like, would you be completely stunned if Bronny James becomes a rotational

02:00:02.460 player in six years?

02:00:04.420 He's 20.

02:00:05.420 At 26, maybe he's a halfway okay player.

02:00:08.420 Maybe he's playing 15 minutes a game for him.

02:00:10.080 Maybe he turns into something.

02:00:11.660 He's certainly going to get the absolute best instruction.

02:00:15.120 He's going to get the absolute best medical care.

02:00:17.840 He's going to be pushed to train at probably incredibly high levels.

02:00:22.500 And he's got millions and millions and millions of followers.

02:00:27.480 You're getting all those weird side business benefits from the guy.

02:00:30.640 Like, who did who?

02:00:32.380 I think the Celtics had the pick before him.

02:00:34.160 Who did they select?

02:00:35.540 Do you know?

02:00:36.380 Do you have his jersey?

02:00:37.640 Does anyone have his jersey?

02:00:38.980 He's probably some superstar.

02:00:40.900 No, I don't think I, if I remember right, I don't even think he's on the team anymore.

02:00:45.320 Wow.

02:00:45.760 So like, like, and the other thing about it was really frustrating.

02:00:49.460 This is getting a little bit deep into sports, but like the Celtics picked the pick.

02:00:53.320 The ultimate rival of the Los Angeles Lakers picked the pick before Bronny James.

02:00:58.920 How did you not just pick him to screw with the Lakers and LeBron?

02:01:02.540 I don't care if you played him for one minute just to screw with your arch rivals.

02:01:09.500 Like if, I don't know, I'm trying to, like, I'm a big Eagles fan.

02:01:15.040 I can't stand the Cowboys. 0.84

02:01:16.380 If Dak Prescott's nephew was there with the last pick in the draft and Dak Prescott wanted him there so bad, I would do it just to screw with him.

02:01:25.520 Right?

02:01:26.360 Like, that's what you should do.

02:01:27.880 Instead, everyone was like, oh gosh, LeBron James wants his son.

02:01:31.060 We should all let him have him.

02:01:33.200 Like, that's nuts.

02:01:35.220 You're supposed to be competing with this team, not helping them.

02:01:37.880 Yeah.

02:01:38.560 And apparently the Dallas Mavericks have, don't understand that concept either.

02:01:43.140 That's one Luka Doncic.

02:01:44.680 Yeah, apparently not.

02:01:45.660 Yeah.

02:01:45.940 Yeah.

02:01:46.180 So anyway, there's your sports rant of the day.

02:01:48.080 But you knew a lot more about the LeBron James situation than I did.

02:01:53.040 I think it was legitimately the right pick.

02:01:55.520 A good pick.

02:01:58.060 All right.

02:01:58.860 888-727-BECK.

02:02:01.660 More coming up.

02:02:02.700 All right.

02:02:02.860 If you're living with pain, here's the truth.

02:02:04.360 Masking it with pills, not a solution.

02:02:06.380 Relief factor may very well be.

02:02:07.980 It's different.

02:02:08.440 It's a daily supplement designed to support your body's fight against inflammation, which is one of the most common sources of pain.

02:02:15.920 The beauty is it's not a gimmick.

02:02:17.080 It was developed by doctors.

02:02:18.280 It's backed by scientific research, and it's helped hundreds of thousands of people get their lives back.

02:02:23.600 It targets the pain from the inside out using all natural ingredients.

02:02:27.220 There are no drugs, no side effects.

02:02:29.820 It's pretty impressive, and it doesn't make you feel worse.

02:02:33.080 Some of these things, these quote-unquote solutions are worse than the cure.

02:02:36.020 That's not the case with relief factor.

02:02:37.820 Just relief from the pain that has been bogging you down and stealing your ability to even just enjoy your day.

02:02:44.660 Most people who try it find relief within a few weeks, and that's why they offer the three-week quick start.

02:02:49.660 It's trial pack, and they offer it so why?

02:02:53.260 You can figure it out without wasting your money.

02:02:55.240 You get started early.

02:02:56.440 1995, you can try relief factors.

02:02:58.500 Three-week quick start.

02:02:59.920 It's less than a dollar a day, so it's not a big risk here.

02:03:03.140 Call 1-800-4-RELIEF, 1-800-4-RELIEF, 800-4-RELIEF, 4-RELIEF-FACTOR.

02:03:09.140 It's relieffactor.com.

02:03:12.060 You know, the left's got a roadmap straight off a cliff.

02:03:19.040 Let's take the right trail.

02:03:22.260 Glenn Beck returns shortly.

02:03:23.980 Let's take the right trail.

02:03:54.940 Yeah.

02:03:55.600 You've been proven wrong.

02:03:57.100 No.

02:03:57.640 No?

02:03:58.060 The Celtics guy who was picked a pick before him was signed in August by the Celtics and then released in March.

02:04:05.880 So he's not even on the team anymore.

02:04:07.440 Wow.

02:04:08.380 Did anybody pick him up?

02:04:10.120 The Knicks apparently picked him up.

02:04:12.120 His name was Anton Watson.

02:04:15.300 There's another guy.

02:04:15.940 The guy who was picked after him is also with the Knicks, by the way.

02:04:19.020 He's averaging, I believe, 1.5 points per game and has done the same thing.

02:04:23.260 So he's a superstar, is what you're saying.

02:04:25.480 The other guy is averaging 0.7 points per game.

02:04:28.600 This is what you get.

02:04:29.480 I mean, it's an incredible achievement to make it to that level of basketball.

02:04:32.680 In that spot in the draft, yeah.

02:04:33.480 Yeah, but you don't expect to get a star.

02:04:35.460 And they got a star.

02:04:36.980 Yeah.

02:04:37.180 I mean, how many followers does Bronny James have on Instagram?

02:04:42.460 Probably millions.

02:04:44.060 I would bet.

02:04:44.820 Yeah.

02:04:45.280 Let's see.

02:04:46.020 Hundreds.

02:04:46.260 Eight million followers on Instagram.

02:04:48.480 Gosh.

02:04:49.420 Eight million.

02:04:50.300 Just that is worth a pick.

02:04:51.780 Even if he never turns into a player.

02:04:53.900 Yeah.

02:04:54.220 And why would these other franchises give them this moment?

02:04:57.900 Hey, he wants to play with his dad.

02:05:00.060 So what?

02:05:01.040 You're supposed to be competing with him.

02:05:03.920 Oh, it's revolting.

02:05:05.960 Yeah, it is.

02:05:06.620 You should have just come in there and took him just out of spite. 0.81

02:05:09.760 Just out of spite and just sat him on the bench.

02:05:12.100 Clearly.

02:05:12.320 Only for Lakers games.

02:05:13.560 They must have thought, no, we can't do that.

02:05:15.820 We can't do that.

02:05:16.420 That's really, I bet you anything.

02:05:17.200 Out of respect for LeBron, we can't do that.

02:05:19.480 I bet you anything Adam Silver told them not to do it.

02:05:22.080 I'll bet.

02:05:22.480 That's my conspiracy theory of the day.

02:05:24.180 It's a good one, though.

02:05:24.320 I don't know if that part of it is true, but I do think that is why it happened.

02:05:27.760 Why wouldn't, if you had a flyer to take late in a draft, why wouldn't you take the son of a top player,

02:05:34.400 even though I don't think he's near the top one player of all time, but he's probably a top 10 guy of all time, maybe, on the Lakers.

02:05:44.020 Why wouldn't you take this?

02:05:46.320 I mean, at least the lineage is there.

02:05:48.120 I mean, maybe here, there's a lot of sons.

02:05:50.360 A one could be made for that.

02:05:51.100 I mean, you could, yes, and you have made the case.

02:05:53.400 I think it's a pretty good one.

02:05:55.100 Pretty good pick.

02:05:55.880 Yeah.

02:05:56.100 Frankly, and just, you know, again, these are businesses.

02:06:00.260 Right.

02:06:01.240 Watch a highlight, and they will show you the highlights on ESPN.

02:06:04.600 Do they show that of any of these other people?

02:06:06.380 Do they get the highlights on ESPN when they get into the game?

02:06:08.080 Probably not, no.

02:06:08.800 He hits a wide-open 15-footer.

02:06:10.440 The crowd acts like they just won the championship.

02:06:14.680 It's really true.

02:06:16.080 It really is.

02:06:17.220 I'm not saying he's played well in the NBA.

02:06:19.620 He hasn't, but he's played well in the secondary league, which is all you can hope for for a guy at that point in the draft.

02:06:23.760 What is he averaged, 20 points in the G League?

02:06:25.300 Something like 20 points a game, yeah.

02:06:26.860 Yeah.

02:06:27.540 So, I mean, that's not bad.

02:06:29.620 It's not bad.

02:06:31.660 All right.

02:06:32.500 You didn't think you were getting that today.

02:06:34.060 A defense of Bronny James.

02:06:35.160 I did not think that.

02:06:35.480 No.

02:06:35.980 Uh-uh.

02:06:36.300 No.

02:06:36.840 No, that's quite a surprise.

02:06:38.640 Quite a surprise.

02:06:39.640 Also, in other sports news, Rory McIlroy finally won a Masters tournament.

02:06:46.240 How about that?

02:06:47.180 That is cool.

02:06:47.620 I don't really follow that very closely, but it's kind of cool because he's won all the other majors.

02:06:52.600 There's only three others.

02:06:54.080 But this is, now he's got a career, what are they, Grand Slam or whatever it is.

02:07:00.180 Yeah.

02:07:00.360 Is that what it is?

02:07:01.140 Yeah.

02:07:01.420 Career Grand Slam, which is kind of like a newish type of thing, which basically.

02:07:07.580 Because nobody wins the actual Grand Slam anymore, so now it's got to be a career one.

02:07:11.800 That's too hard to do it all in one year, so now it's Career Slam, which in tennis, they do that too.

02:07:16.840 Yeah, they do.

02:07:17.760 They won all four of them, which is an absolutely incredible achievement.

02:07:21.400 I mean, it is.

02:07:22.880 It's just not the Grand Slam, which is basically impossible at this point, it seems.

02:07:27.120 Right.

02:07:27.720 Especially in golf.

02:07:28.640 Only six have done it career-wise?

02:07:31.760 Is that right?

02:07:32.700 Wow.

02:07:33.100 It's pretty hard.

02:07:34.040 Okay, yeah.

02:07:34.520 It's pretty hard.

02:07:35.880 And you think in golf especially, it seems to me, I'm not a huge golf fan.

02:07:40.400 No, I'm not either.

02:07:40.660 Like, I don't watch all these.

02:07:41.560 I mean, I'll tune in for the last round of the Masters occasionally, you know, but.

02:07:44.860 When Tiger played, I paid more attention to it.

02:07:46.460 You paid more attention to it.

02:07:47.040 But like, it is, it does seem to me, as an outsider, to be pretty random.

02:07:51.120 Like, you can say, okay, one of these 20 guys is probably going to win.

02:07:54.740 You know, you might be, and like, you know, Scheffler's been one of the best golfers over the past few years

02:07:59.260 and won a lot of tournaments.

02:08:00.440 But still, like, the fact that he comes in fourth or fifth is, again, an amazing achievement.

02:08:06.020 But to actually pick the winner?

02:08:07.960 Difficult.

02:08:08.620 And hard.

02:08:08.940 To win four of them.

02:08:10.300 That's amazing.

02:08:10.960 Really impressive.

02:08:11.600 And he hadn't won in 11 years or something, so.

02:08:13.960 Yeah.

02:08:14.420 Pretty cool.

02:08:14.740 Pretty cool.

02:08:15.300 All right.

02:08:16.380 Hopefully, Glenn's back tomorrow.

02:08:18.460 So, I hear from him then.

02:08:22.000 Meantime, have a great day.

02:08:23.040 And be back with us tomorrow.

02:08:29.260 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - April 14, 2025

More Trump Assassination Plots？! Has the Left Normalized Murder？｜ 4⧸14⧸25

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript

The Glenn Beck Program - April 14, 2025

More Trump Assassination Plots？! Has the Left Normalized Murder？ ｜ 4⧸14⧸25

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript

More Trump Assassination Plots？! Has the Left Normalized Murder？｜ 4⧸14⧸25