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00:01:37.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:42.840 Oh, my goodness.

00:01:44.780 Hello, America.

00:01:45.740 It's Friday.

00:01:47.860 And we begin with, of course,

00:01:52.600 the so beloved Cardi B,

00:01:56.620 who is done with America.

00:01:58.700 She said she's beginning to hate it.

00:02:00.280 Only beginning to hate it?

00:02:03.620 What does it feel like when you hate it, Cardi B?

00:02:06.720 Holy cow.

00:02:08.280 But we're going to talk about

00:02:10.200 how the police are yet under attack

00:02:13.980 and all of the really good advice from the media.

00:02:18.380 And then, what are you doing?

00:02:21.660 What is your community doing

00:02:23.980 to stop the insanity in your community?

00:02:27.320 We begin there in 60 seconds.

00:02:32.600 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:34.940 Yeah.

00:02:35.460 Let me tell you a little bit about Janice,

00:02:37.360 who lives in Texas.

00:02:38.760 She's been a substitute teacher for years

00:02:40.720 at the school where she has to climb stairs every day.

00:02:44.300 Oh, my gosh.

00:02:45.180 That is...

00:02:45.860 Are you kidding me?

00:02:46.720 A school in Texas that has stairs

00:02:48.360 and not a bank of elevators?

00:02:50.600 That is quite...

00:02:51.500 Isn't it, Stu?

00:02:52.160 That's quite surprising for Texas.

00:02:54.340 Our schools are like the best buildings

00:02:56.580 I've ever been in in my life.

00:02:59.240 We're teaching them critical race theory,

00:03:01.200 I'm sure, but they're beautiful.

00:03:03.360 Anyway, she started developing pain

00:03:05.280 in her hips and knees and back,

00:03:07.020 and it got worse every day.

00:03:08.260 She heard me talking about relief factor

00:03:10.080 on her way to school one day,

00:03:11.100 and she was skeptical at first,

00:03:12.360 but eventually she said,

00:03:13.540 I'm going to give it a try.

00:03:15.020 She found within the first three weeks,

00:03:16.880 as most people usually do,

00:03:18.480 that it was working for her.

00:03:21.280 She was able to climb the steps pain-free.

00:03:23.520 She was bounding up them, she said.

00:03:25.840 The relief, she said,

00:03:27.680 made her feel like a young teacher again.

00:03:30.300 Relief factor.

00:03:31.500 Relief factor.

00:03:32.160 You want to get out of pain?

00:03:33.480 I know how you feel,

00:03:34.940 and I know, I know,

00:03:36.720 because I listen to people

00:03:37.700 do these ads for a long time.

00:03:39.120 I remember I was on Prager,

00:03:40.780 and he was doing the ad,

00:03:42.420 and I said,

00:03:43.560 can I just, can I butt in here for a second?

00:03:45.640 He said, okay.

00:03:47.580 I said, you know,

00:03:48.400 I used to listen to these ads all the time.

00:03:50.180 Never, never would have considered doing it.

00:03:52.520 My wife made me do it,

00:03:53.900 and I can't believe how well this has worked.

00:03:58.060 Just try it.

00:03:59.040 Three weeks, you'll know.

00:04:00.940 1-800-500-8384.

00:04:04.080 Get out of pain.

00:04:05.700 Relieffactor.com.

00:04:07.220 Oh, I don't even know where to,

00:04:14.340 I don't even know where to begin.

00:04:19.280 Ibram X. Kendi.

00:04:20.700 Let's start there with the audio from,

00:04:23.560 this is the guy who, you know,

00:04:24.960 wrote the anti-racist baby books

00:04:26.720 and how to be an anti-racist.

00:04:28.900 He's definitely not racist at all.

00:04:31.720 Ibram X. Kendi.

00:04:33.100 Here he is.

00:04:33.600 So, when I look at that video,

00:04:36.520 I ask myself,

00:04:38.540 if that would have been

00:04:40.160 a 16-year-old white girl

00:04:42.520 in a wealthy suburban neighborhood,

00:04:46.400 would the police officer

00:04:48.040 have sought to disarm this girl?

00:04:51.800 Would the police officer

00:04:52.860 sought to talk her down?

00:04:55.120 Would the police officer

00:04:56.140 have used lethal force?

00:04:59.200 And it's hard for me to believe

00:05:00.880 that that would have happened.

00:05:02.620 It's hard to me to believe

00:05:04.180 that that officer

00:05:05.380 would not have responded differently

00:05:07.800 for a different girl

00:05:09.020 in a different community.

00:05:09.900 Right.

00:05:10.080 Because you're nuts.

00:05:10.960 So, can I, yeah,

00:05:11.980 can I ask you a question?

00:05:13.120 Why are we interviewing this guy?

00:05:14.480 It's difficult for him to believe

00:05:16.360 that a white cop

00:05:18.420 wouldn't shoot a white girl.

00:05:20.860 Well, okay.

00:05:21.860 Well, you find it difficult to,

00:05:23.280 in fact, you find it impossible

00:05:24.600 to believe

00:05:25.340 that white people

00:05:27.120 aren't racist.

00:05:28.560 So,

00:05:29.880 why are you,

00:05:31.760 why are we going,

00:05:32.640 they should just say,

00:05:33.520 we were going to interview

00:05:34.880 Ibram X. Kendi,

00:05:36.000 but we can just tell you

00:05:37.020 he thinks it was a racist move.

00:05:39.540 Yeah.

00:05:39.680 You can do that on everything.

00:05:41.380 You know,

00:05:41.840 sugar pops have gone up in price.

00:05:44.860 We were going to have

00:05:46.120 Ibram X. Kendi on,

00:05:47.380 but we just wanted to let you know

00:05:49.360 he probably thought

00:05:50.540 that was because of racism.

00:05:52.040 Right.

00:05:53.560 If your answer to every single case,

00:05:56.020 no matter how different

00:05:56.820 the circumstances,

00:05:57.680 is exactly the same,

00:05:59.240 your value,

00:05:59.620 You're not interested.

00:06:00.520 The value of your commentary

00:06:01.280 is zero, right?

00:06:02.400 Right.

00:06:02.960 Who cares?

00:06:03.380 Right.

00:06:03.860 And that's what he is.

00:06:05.640 That's a great point.

00:06:06.540 It's like more white people

00:06:07.980 get shot by police,

00:06:08.960 but he can't imagine

00:06:10.200 a white person

00:06:10.760 being shot by police.

00:06:11.820 Well, what the hell

00:06:12.420 is the point of you?

00:06:13.700 I know.

00:06:14.840 I know.

00:06:15.520 We got it.

00:06:16.160 We got it.

00:06:16.580 Just put a card up.

00:06:18.240 Ibram X. Kendi thinks

00:06:19.320 it was racist.

00:06:20.740 Okay.

00:06:21.020 Rain today.

00:06:22.700 Ibram X. Kendi believes

00:06:23.860 it's racist.

00:06:25.560 All right.

00:06:26.520 Now, here's MSNBC.

00:06:29.540 Now, a guest for MSNBC's

00:06:31.560 Joy Reid,

00:06:32.960 Brittany Cooper,

00:06:35.260 a Rutgers University professor,

00:06:38.600 said this.

00:06:39.700 The argument for our movements

00:06:41.240 has never been

00:06:42.200 that black people

00:06:42.960 have to be perfect

00:06:43.920 in order for them

00:06:44.860 to deserve dignity,

00:06:45.880 for us to have good policing,

00:06:48.340 for us to be viewed

00:06:49.500 with humanity,

00:06:50.320 for cops to take a breath

00:06:52.200 before they literally

00:06:53.380 get out of the car

00:06:54.280 guns blazing.

00:06:55.420 So that's the first,

00:06:56.580 right,

00:06:57.120 that this is never

00:06:57.920 what the argument

00:06:58.640 for the movement

00:06:59.260 for black lives

00:07:00.040 has been,

00:07:00.460 is that you just get

00:07:01.120 to kill black people,

00:07:02.500 particularly when

00:07:03.520 they're not being perfect.

00:07:04.780 I think about

00:07:05.780 how perfect,

00:07:06.980 as Reverend Charlton

00:07:07.720 just said,

00:07:08.340 the prosecution

00:07:09.200 had to be

00:07:10.020 in order to get

00:07:10.840 the conviction

00:07:11.460 for George Floyd.

00:07:12.500 It had to be impeccable.

00:07:13.840 They had to leave

00:07:14.440 no stone unturned.

00:07:16.080 If you're watching

00:07:20.060 the blaze,

00:07:21.160 you have Al Sharpton,

00:07:22.620 you have this

00:07:23.020 Rutgers professor,

00:07:24.660 and Joy Reid,

00:07:25.380 and they're all like,

00:07:26.260 yep, yep.

00:07:27.440 I mean,

00:07:27.820 I think we could

00:07:29.180 just put a card up

00:07:30.200 on MSNBC.

00:07:32.000 It just says,

00:07:32.980 we all think

00:07:34.020 this was racist.

00:07:35.640 Whatever.

00:07:37.200 Or they could have

00:07:38.560 two cards.

00:07:39.640 Trump's fault.

00:07:40.520 Right, yeah.

00:07:41.020 Those are the only

00:07:41.400 two things they could be.

00:07:42.120 And you could have

00:07:42.640 the double card

00:07:43.380 where it says

00:07:43.860 both of those things.

00:07:44.820 It's Trump's fault

00:07:45.460 because it's racist.

00:07:46.480 Because Trump is racist.

00:07:47.640 Right.

00:07:48.820 My favorite part

00:07:49.720 of that has to be,

00:07:50.480 though,

00:07:50.600 when she describes

00:07:51.600 the woman stabbing

00:07:52.840 another woman

00:07:53.720 as black people

00:07:55.180 not being perfect.

00:07:57.060 That is a hell

00:07:58.500 of a summary

00:07:59.160 of a stabbing.

00:07:59.180 So I didn't have

00:07:59.700 a perfect day.

00:08:00.900 I didn't have

00:08:01.460 a perfect day.

00:08:02.260 I killed somebody.

00:08:03.300 I stabbed them.

00:08:04.140 What?

00:08:04.660 You haven't had

00:08:05.460 a bad day?

00:08:06.260 Do we not remember,

00:08:07.240 not more than

00:08:07.880 a couple of weeks ago,

00:08:09.220 where the officer

00:08:10.320 in one of the

00:08:11.840 recent mass shootings

00:08:12.800 came out and said,

00:08:13.920 look,

00:08:14.160 and he was just

00:08:14.820 quoting the guy

00:08:16.280 who did the mass shooting.

00:08:17.480 And he was like,

00:08:17.980 look,

00:08:18.240 you know,

00:08:18.420 he said he had

00:08:18.920 a bad day.

00:08:20.380 And,

00:08:20.780 you know,

00:08:21.380 and everyone blasted,

00:08:23.780 blasted the cop

00:08:25.140 for just quoting

00:08:26.320 the person.

00:08:27.180 It could be mainly

00:08:28.160 because a lot of

00:08:28.700 the news networks

00:08:29.360 edited the part

00:08:30.240 where he said

00:08:30.920 he was quoting

00:08:31.760 the person.

00:08:32.840 Now,

00:08:33.340 here they are.

00:08:34.040 That doesn't happen.

00:08:34.820 This is just their opinion,

00:08:35.840 right?

00:08:36.180 This is their opinion.

00:08:37.060 We just think,

00:08:37.720 oh,

00:08:38.100 well,

00:08:38.440 black people aren't

00:08:39.000 just being perfect.

00:08:39.740 And if they're not perfect,

00:08:40.660 they might just stab people.

00:08:42.000 And that's totally fine.

00:08:43.260 I'm going to stab

00:08:44.720 the S out of you,

00:08:46.720 B,

00:08:47.380 with a knife

00:08:48.760 above your head

00:08:49.880 ready to plunge

00:08:51.240 into the chest

00:08:52.460 is a different

00:08:54.300 definition

00:08:55.160 of a bad day

00:08:56.500 than I've ever heard.

00:08:57.920 I mean,

00:08:58.740 you know what?

00:09:00.020 Hitler.

00:09:00.740 He just had a bad year.

00:09:02.700 1939,

00:09:03.640 bad year for him.

00:09:04.700 Yeah,

00:09:04.960 very bad year.

00:09:05.840 Not an appropriate

00:09:06.520 way to describe it.

00:09:08.040 No,

00:09:08.600 I mean,

00:09:09.060 he got up.

00:09:10.700 He was having a bad day.

00:09:13.100 This Jewish deli

00:09:14.160 didn't have the bagel

00:09:15.480 ready for him.

00:09:16.400 He had a bad day.

00:09:17.900 What?

00:09:18.360 And he's a dictator

00:09:19.160 just not being perfect.

00:09:20.800 That's what we can

00:09:21.420 summarize that as.

00:09:23.120 He's killing people.

00:09:24.700 That's a bad,

00:09:25.500 that's more than a bad day.

00:09:27.000 No,

00:09:27.300 it's not.

00:09:27.920 No,

00:09:28.140 it's not.

00:09:28.780 And,

00:09:29.180 you know,

00:09:29.500 here they come

00:09:30.180 out of the car,

00:09:31.040 guns a-blazing.

00:09:32.580 Do you think they would have

00:09:33.480 shot a white girl?

00:09:34.840 Yes!

00:09:35.320 Yes.

00:09:36.020 They wouldn't have negotiated.

00:09:37.520 No,

00:09:38.080 she has a knife

00:09:39.900 above her head

00:09:41.520 saying,

00:09:42.680 I'm going to

00:09:43.660 stab the

00:09:45.080 S out of you

00:09:46.960 and she's actively

00:09:48.880 moving towards it.

00:09:50.380 Hang on.

00:09:50.980 Can we talk about

00:09:51.840 that feeling?

00:09:52.580 What's happening

00:09:53.220 in your life?

00:09:54.640 Let's,

00:09:55.000 now let's talk you

00:09:55.660 back from the

00:09:56.280 I mean,

00:09:58.160 what are you,

00:09:58.500 what are you going

00:10:00.080 to say?

00:10:00.880 There's no negotiation

00:10:02.280 and they come out

00:10:03.180 of the car blazing.

00:10:04.180 Yeah,

00:10:04.680 do you know

00:10:05.240 how amazing

00:10:06.180 that is

00:10:06.880 what that cop

00:10:08.320 did in Columbus?

00:10:09.740 That is an amazing,

00:10:11.340 I couldn't have

00:10:12.240 processed that.

00:10:13.180 I'm riddled

00:10:14.020 with ADD.

00:10:15.460 I couldn't have

00:10:16.640 processed that scene

00:10:18.040 in 15 seconds.

00:10:19.320 Could you?

00:10:19.940 No,

00:10:20.400 absolutely not.

00:10:21.260 I mean,

00:10:21.320 that was,

00:10:21.660 you know,

00:10:22.260 it was Jack Bauer-esque

00:10:23.480 is what it looked like to me.

00:10:24.560 It was.

00:10:24.760 You know,

00:10:25.000 it was a guy coming in

00:10:25.680 and analyzing

00:10:26.220 10 different moving parts

00:10:27.560 in 15 seconds

00:10:28.780 and doing the right thing

00:10:29.980 and with 100% certainty

00:10:32.960 if he had not shot

00:10:34.640 that person

00:10:35.220 at that moment

00:10:36.020 and the knife

00:10:37.400 did plunge

00:10:38.100 into the other girl,

00:10:39.700 Ibram Kendi

00:10:40.320 and Joy Reid

00:10:40.980 would be on the air

00:10:41.640 saying it was

00:10:42.220 because it was racist.

00:10:43.320 They would have

00:10:43.660 protected a white girl

00:10:44.720 but they didn't protect her

00:10:46.300 because she was a black girl.

00:10:47.360 That's why they allowed

00:10:47.980 the stabbing to happen.

00:10:49.360 100% certainty

00:10:50.860 that's what they would be

00:10:51.500 saying on the air.

00:10:53.360 Yeah,

00:10:53.920 of course.

00:10:54.940 Of course.

00:10:55.780 Because the police

00:10:57.140 have to be perfect.

00:10:58.580 perfect

00:10:59.900 and even we have found

00:11:02.140 this week

00:11:02.540 even when they are perfect

00:11:04.520 not good enough

00:11:05.720 just not good enough

00:11:06.680 but the good news is

00:11:09.060 is that Joy Behar

00:11:10.860 has the solution.

00:11:13.120 Oh good.

00:11:14.000 And here it is.

00:11:15.280 This is what it looked like

00:11:16.260 to me

00:11:16.520 and I've looked at the tape

00:11:17.480 and I still can't figure it out.

00:11:19.440 Right.

00:11:20.180 Shoot the gun in the air

00:11:21.640 if there's a warning

00:11:22.620 tase the person

00:11:24.160 shoot them in the leg

00:11:25.220 shoot them in the behind

00:11:26.560 you know,

00:11:27.840 stop them somehow

00:11:29.040 but if the only solution

00:11:30.560 is to kill

00:11:32.460 a teenager

00:11:33.840 there's something

00:11:34.640 wrong with this.

00:11:35.820 There's something

00:11:36.240 very, very wrong

00:11:37.300 with the way

00:11:38.440 these things

00:11:39.040 are being conducted.

00:11:40.440 Even if the cop

00:11:41.180 had to do it

00:11:42.400 there's something

00:11:43.020 wrong with it.

00:11:43.560 Okay, stop.

00:11:44.320 Even if he had to do it

00:11:46.220 there's something

00:11:47.360 wrong with that.

00:11:48.120 Yeah,

00:11:48.640 it's called

00:11:49.120 society is out of control.

00:11:51.420 Teenagers

00:11:51.980 shouldn't be

00:11:52.980 stabbing each other

00:11:54.400 in the streets.

00:11:55.380 that's my idea

00:11:58.100 and I don't care

00:11:58.740 whose streets

00:11:59.340 I gotta tell you

00:12:01.180 if two of my rich neighbors

00:12:03.560 are across the street

00:12:05.720 and they're acting

00:12:07.100 like white trash

00:12:08.240 and they're

00:12:08.860 throwing each other

00:12:10.020 down in the lawn

00:12:10.820 dragging each other

00:12:11.680 by hair

00:12:12.280 and trying to

00:12:13.980 stab one another

00:12:15.000 I'm gonna call

00:12:16.140 the police

00:12:16.720 and in fact

00:12:17.860 if they aren't

00:12:19.260 if they are really

00:12:20.200 you know

00:12:20.580 I'm gonna stab

00:12:21.380 the out of you

00:12:22.400 I'm gonna actually

00:12:23.860 call over the fence

00:12:24.880 shoot them

00:12:26.300 or I will

00:12:27.620 shoot them

00:12:29.060 I mean

00:12:30.620 you've got

00:12:31.820 you have

00:12:32.320 absolutely

00:12:33.140 no choice

00:12:34.520 and I love

00:12:35.900 these people

00:12:36.500 I love these people

00:12:37.400 who have never

00:12:38.160 touched a gun

00:12:38.940 before in their life

00:12:40.520 never touched a gun

00:12:42.380 for that guy

00:12:43.860 to shoot

00:12:45.480 that girl

00:12:46.620 with somebody

00:12:48.160 behind her

00:12:49.280 remember

00:12:49.620 don't shoot

00:12:50.280 at anything

00:12:50.840 you've got to know

00:12:52.240 what's behind

00:12:53.040 your target

00:12:54.100 because sometimes

00:12:54.980 the bullets

00:12:55.560 will go through

00:12:56.440 so this

00:12:57.620 this girl

00:12:58.620 that he was

00:12:59.680 trying to protect

00:13:00.580 was half

00:13:02.380 behind

00:13:03.200 the other girl

00:13:04.660 he shot her

00:13:07.560 four times

00:13:09.500 without

00:13:10.360 wounding

00:13:11.420 the other girl

00:13:12.880 you know why

00:13:14.060 they don't shoot

00:13:14.820 your legs

00:13:15.600 because it's

00:13:17.040 a small

00:13:17.700 target

00:13:18.400 you go for

00:13:20.200 the body

00:13:20.780 mask

00:13:21.140 you never

00:13:22.180 shoot

00:13:22.920 a gun

00:13:23.580 to warn

00:13:24.260 I'm sorry

00:13:24.940 Joe Biden

00:13:25.620 just take

00:13:26.420 your shotgun

00:13:26.900 out and

00:13:27.540 shoot it

00:13:27.980 up in the

00:13:28.520 ear

00:13:28.860 joy

00:13:30.300 when you do

00:13:31.280 that with a

00:13:31.780 pistol

00:13:32.100 let me just

00:13:32.680 let me put it

00:13:34.560 into an old

00:13:35.260 timey song

00:13:36.220 because I know

00:13:36.960 you and your

00:13:37.600 cat walk around

00:13:38.820 in your fuzzy

00:13:39.420 slippers

00:13:39.900 drinking a

00:13:41.060 you know

00:13:41.480 cup of gin

00:13:42.400 at four o'clock

00:13:43.240 in the morning

00:13:43.600 going I used

00:13:44.280 to be somebody

00:13:45.140 and I know

00:13:46.620 you're listening

00:13:47.040 to all those

00:13:47.440 sad songs

00:13:48.120 so

00:13:48.660 bullets keep

00:13:51.800 falling on

00:13:52.660 my head

00:13:53.400 when you

00:13:55.040 shoot a

00:13:56.000 gun up

00:13:56.680 into

00:13:57.100 the sky

00:13:58.560 I'm dead

00:13:59.580 I mean joy

00:14:01.080 because

00:14:01.780 what goes up

00:14:03.080 it doesn't go

00:14:03.720 into space

00:14:04.660 and float around

00:14:05.540 it's not one of

00:14:06.060 those pieces

00:14:06.620 of space

00:14:07.300 like we

00:14:08.020 can't launch

00:14:08.860 any satellites

00:14:09.620 anymore

00:14:10.040 because all

00:14:11.120 of these

00:14:11.440 bullets

00:14:12.020 from all

00:14:12.880 those guys

00:14:13.480 in the wild

00:14:14.200 west

00:14:14.700 they're all

00:14:15.360 floating around

00:14:16.160 there in space

00:14:17.040 circling the

00:14:17.740 earth

00:14:18.000 they come

00:14:19.500 back down

00:14:20.500 and if it

00:14:20.900 came back

00:14:21.260 down and

00:14:21.660 hit someone

00:14:22.420 particularly a

00:14:23.580 person of

00:14:24.040 color in that

00:14:24.600 community

00:14:24.960 Ibram X

00:14:26.060 Kendi and

00:14:26.580 Joy Reid would

00:14:27.100 be on the air

00:14:27.600 saying they

00:14:28.240 would have

00:14:28.560 never done

00:14:28.940 that in a

00:14:29.320 white community

00:14:29.880 they would

00:14:30.800 have never

00:14:31.160 cared

00:14:31.520 they would

00:14:32.720 have called

00:14:33.040 that racist

00:14:33.580 too

00:14:33.880 I guess

00:14:34.400 maybe you

00:14:34.680 could shoot

00:14:34.980 at the

00:14:35.180 ground

00:14:35.560 is the idea

00:14:36.680 of course

00:14:37.000 there was

00:14:37.340 two people

00:14:38.000 oh my gosh

00:14:38.320 are you putting

00:14:39.060 lead in the

00:14:40.000 earth

00:14:40.380 on earth

00:14:43.280 day

00:14:43.600 too

00:14:44.080 holy cow

00:14:45.760 they wouldn't

00:14:46.140 do that

00:14:46.480 in a white

00:14:46.860 neighborhood

00:14:47.300 they're poisoning

00:14:48.680 the water

00:14:49.420 in that

00:14:50.160 minority

00:14:51.500 neighborhood

00:14:52.380 they're poisoning

00:14:53.080 it by

00:14:53.480 shooting lead

00:14:54.700 into the

00:14:55.180 ground

00:14:55.520 right at his

00:14:56.400 feet at that

00:14:57.000 time was a

00:14:58.080 teenager being

00:14:58.960 kicked in the

00:14:59.440 head by an

00:14:59.920 adult so we

00:15:01.060 don't want to

00:15:01.460 shoot there

00:15:02.000 it's just an

00:15:05.360 amazing

00:15:05.740 like there's

00:15:07.380 just nothing

00:15:07.960 that you can

00:15:08.460 do as an

00:15:08.900 officer which

00:15:09.380 is why I

00:15:10.020 think as an

00:15:10.720 officer I would

00:15:11.440 be like okay

00:15:11.960 this is a no

00:15:12.500 win situation

00:15:13.060 what am I

00:15:13.400 doing with

00:15:13.660 my life

00:15:14.000 you know I

00:15:14.720 came out

00:15:15.200 here to help

00:15:15.620 people I

00:15:16.280 came out here

00:15:16.740 to help

00:15:17.120 people's

00:15:17.600 communities and

00:15:18.560 keep people

00:15:19.040 safe and no

00:15:19.780 matter what

00:15:20.280 happens I'm

00:15:21.100 always the

00:15:21.560 bad guy I'm

00:15:22.520 always the

00:15:22.960 racist I'm

00:15:23.460 always the

00:15:23.880 murderer I'm

00:15:24.480 always ruining

00:15:24.940 my own

00:15:25.440 family because

00:15:26.120 of something

00:15:27.020 that I can't

00:15:28.180 control and

00:15:28.960 joy read and

00:15:29.700 ibram kendi

00:15:30.260 are going to

00:15:30.560 call me a

00:15:31.000 racist if

00:15:31.700 god forbid I

00:15:32.500 save a black

00:15:33.560 girl's life so

00:15:35.060 why would I

00:15:35.800 show up to

00:15:36.200 work the next

00:15:36.680 day I don't

00:15:37.240 I don't know

00:15:37.940 how to do it

00:15:38.420 I would like to

00:15:39.020 add one thing

00:15:39.740 and when I

00:15:40.620 left this

00:15:41.100 morning my wife and

00:15:42.580 family said dad

00:15:43.660 stop it why

00:15:44.900 why are you

00:15:45.400 going into work

00:15:46.000 today find

00:15:46.660 another job you're

00:15:47.620 going to get

00:15:47.940 killed you're

00:15:48.880 going to be

00:15:49.160 thrown into jail

00:15:50.180 for doing

00:15:50.720 something right

00:15:51.440 and I've been

00:15:52.180 saying no I

00:15:53.000 believe in the

00:15:53.560 system I'm

00:15:54.160 gonna keep

00:15:54.680 standing why

00:15:56.080 would you go

00:15:57.420 to work as

00:15:58.420 a I'm asking

00:15:59.340 police officers

00:16:00.260 why why are

00:16:02.480 you still going

00:16:03.420 to work I'm

00:16:04.340 glad they are

00:16:05.100 because I am

00:16:06.040 too you know

00:16:06.720 but I am I'm

00:16:07.580 not I'm not man

00:16:08.560 enough to do it I

00:16:09.360 would be screw

00:16:09.960 this I'm too

00:16:10.520 selfish I

00:16:11.160 find a different

00:16:12.760 I mean I

00:16:13.140 would like to

00:16:13.640 you know I

00:16:14.060 would just say

00:16:14.780 I would just

00:16:16.040 like to say

00:16:16.560 look we

00:16:17.860 should have a

00:16:18.460 box on our

00:16:19.820 taxes that say

00:16:20.860 I want to play

00:16:21.820 I want to pay

00:16:22.780 for the police

00:16:23.280 force and I'll

00:16:24.680 fully fund them

00:16:25.420 and then we

00:16:26.800 our tax dollars

00:16:27.860 go locally to

00:16:29.360 fund the police

00:16:30.480 those who say

00:16:31.840 nope I don't

00:16:33.260 want to and if

00:16:33.920 you don't pay

00:16:34.620 taxes if you

00:16:35.660 just don't pay

00:16:36.560 taxes and you're

00:16:37.760 receiving a large

00:16:39.020 sum of money

00:16:39.740 from the

00:16:40.360 government we

00:16:41.160 still send you

00:16:41.860 a note I

00:16:43.880 want police

00:16:44.360 protection in my

00:16:45.180 neighborhood and

00:16:46.100 if I call I

00:16:47.100 want somebody to

00:16:47.960 come and not a

00:16:49.300 social service

00:16:50.020 worker somebody

00:16:51.680 with a gun if

00:16:52.700 there's something

00:16:53.220 going on and I

00:16:55.080 call great idea

00:16:56.300 you don't have to

00:16:58.100 tie it to taxes

00:16:58.960 just a note I'd

00:16:59.880 be happy with just

00:17:00.540 a survey you will

00:17:02.240 send a note to

00:17:02.940 everybody's house

00:17:03.640 and then they can

00:17:04.400 say whether they

00:17:05.080 want a cop to

00:17:05.660 show up or not

00:17:06.240 when when something

00:17:07.260 goes down yeah

00:17:08.160 they all say

00:17:08.660 they don't want

00:17:09.180 they all say

00:17:09.740 they and they

00:17:10.540 when I say

00:17:11.320 they I don't

00:17:12.220 mean any large

00:17:13.280 swath of

00:17:14.120 communities I

00:17:15.440 mean these

00:17:16.060 activists these

00:17:17.200 activists are all

00:17:18.020 saying I don't

00:17:18.660 want you in my

00:17:19.380 community okay

00:17:21.180 let's go door to

00:17:23.040 door and ask them

00:17:24.100 would you like

00:17:24.960 police to leave

00:17:25.960 you alone good

00:17:27.860 luck with that

00:17:29.620 now we may have

00:17:30.440 some problems with

00:17:31.180 like criminals

00:17:32.420 saying no and

00:17:33.420 then cops don't

00:17:35.020 go out to the

00:17:35.440 criminals house

00:17:36.080 because they're

00:17:36.560 trying to avoid

00:17:37.160 prosecution there

00:17:38.140 may be some

00:17:38.640 holes in this

00:17:39.100 plan my point

00:17:39.960 though is that

00:17:40.740 it's just really

00:17:41.300 better than

00:17:42.080 holes in little

00:17:43.080 girls who were

00:17:44.600 just having a

00:17:45.320 bad day I think

00:17:48.540 see how easy it

00:17:49.500 is to win see

00:17:50.680 how easy it is to

00:17:51.700 win if you just

00:17:52.400 don't care people

00:17:53.320 going that's the

00:17:54.840 dumbest thing I've

00:17:55.800 ever heard you

00:17:56.900 just like yes but

00:17:58.820 it's better than

00:17:59.960 holes in little

00:18:00.920 children's to

00:18:02.020 thank you joy

00:18:03.960 joy read all

00:18:05.320 right back in

00:18:06.420 just a second I

00:18:08.420 was wondering

00:18:08.900 which joy you

00:18:09.680 were talking

00:18:10.480 about joy reader

00:18:11.380 joy behar who

00:18:13.060 is quite possibly

00:18:14.660 the most ill

00:18:17.760 named child of

00:18:19.320 all time

00:18:20.380 seriously I

00:18:22.360 don't even think

00:18:22.900 her parents looked

00:18:23.700 at her and went

00:18:24.100 oh joy she just

00:18:26.340 brings me joy

00:18:27.400 her dad had to

00:18:29.260 go yeah you

00:18:30.600 give her a few

00:18:31.260 years she'll make

00:18:32.120 everybody miserable

00:18:33.180 my pillow is here

00:18:35.460 and if you think

00:18:36.440 you know hey I'm

00:18:38.480 the fashionable

00:18:39.160 type have I got

00:18:40.480 something for you

00:18:41.540 Mike Lindell's my

00:18:43.820 slippers yeah

00:18:45.000 yeah this is when

00:18:47.380 you don't really

00:18:48.040 give a flying crap

00:18:48.980 what anybody says

00:18:49.880 to you and I'm at

00:18:50.900 that point I'm

00:18:52.860 wearing my

00:18:53.480 slippers my

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00:20:08.640 id now in one of my

00:20:23.900 favorite stories of the

00:20:25.120 day a Michigan state

00:20:28.200 lawmaker still there's

00:20:30.920 no corruption in

00:20:31.780 Michigan is there oh

00:20:34.220 no no there's never been

00:20:36.100 any corruption in

00:20:37.380 Michigan at all in

00:20:38.880 any way so a Michigan

00:20:41.020 state lawmaker was

00:20:42.860 driving his SUV and

00:20:46.220 the the license plate

00:20:49.180 says elected and he

00:20:52.860 was driving a little

00:20:53.980 erratically a little

00:20:55.280 erratically on what was

00:20:57.480 it I I 96 and he's

00:21:00.780 swerving all around and

00:21:02.040 people are calling the

00:21:02.820 police kind of come up

00:21:03.800 behind him and uh yeah

00:21:06.440 yeah driving while

00:21:07.960 black I did I tell you

00:21:10.260 that the guy was black

00:21:11.000 no because it doesn't

00:21:12.020 really matter to the

00:21:12.820 story uh so he's pulled

00:21:14.660 over and uh when he

00:21:16.400 pulls off to the side

00:21:17.300 of the road he pulls a

00:21:18.900 little too close to the

00:21:21.420 edge and so his SUV

00:21:23.640 rolls down into a ditch

00:21:25.860 and they get him out they

00:21:28.320 get him out and he's

00:21:29.180 like what are you doing

00:21:30.400 and they're like uh you

00:21:32.600 you're you're you're

00:21:33.940 intoxicated I am not

00:21:35.760 intoxicated and so they

00:21:38.880 say well take a breath

00:21:39.920 like I'm not taking

00:21:40.760 breath of laters I'm not

00:21:43.080 doing that uh and uh the

00:21:45.800 cop said well okay all

00:21:47.380 right and then he gets a

00:21:48.720 little upset and starts to

00:21:50.200 resist arrest uh and uh

00:21:53.140 he won't take the

00:21:53.900 breathalyzer so they arrest

00:21:55.880 him and as they're

00:21:57.480 arresting him he said it

00:21:59.040 let me tell you something

00:22:00.020 you hit me you get me it's

00:22:01.660 gonna be it's gonna go

00:22:02.680 it's gonna go really bad

00:22:05.400 badly for you because I'm

00:22:08.500 you know what I'm calling

00:22:09.540 uh Governor Whitmer right

00:22:12.780 now because I know her and

00:22:15.480 uh and also uh you know I

00:22:18.040 run the budget bro this guy

00:22:22.200 uh worked for the state was

00:22:24.280 elected he actually oversaw the

00:22:27.000 budget uh hammered just

00:22:30.380 hammered on the side of the

00:22:31.820 road blew twice the uh legal

00:22:33.480 limit uh the police didn't

00:22:35.460 stop they said yeah we don't

00:22:37.080 really care if you did the

00:22:38.180 go ahead call Whitmer call

00:22:40.040 Whitmer all you want you got

00:22:41.240 one phone call he's gonna be

00:22:44.220 the mayor of Detroit

00:22:45.100 uh all right do you have a

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00:24:07.740 Glenn

00:24:08.540 welcome to the Glenn Beck program

00:24:17.780 last night on Stu does Margaret

00:24:21.060 Sanger which is weird because

00:24:22.800 she's dead and we're not going to

00:24:24.700 get into Stu but don't judge him

00:24:27.600 who are you to judge him doing dead

00:24:30.200 people is his own choice and it's a

00:24:33.020 personal choice and I find it very

00:24:35.300 brave last night on Stu does

00:24:38.300 America he did Margaret Sanger and

00:24:41.380 Stu

00:24:41.900 the old Glenn would say I cheered but

00:24:47.340 not anymore because the way you

00:24:49.960 besmirched this great great woman

00:24:52.160 right was sad sad to me thank you

00:24:54.880 Glenn I appreciate that well they

00:24:56.040 planned parenthood came out and kind

00:24:58.600 of said that they they're not they're

00:25:00.540 they're gonna reckon with her past

00:25:02.280 and her issues and look you know was

00:25:05.840 she awful yeah you know she's pretty

00:25:07.940 awful she proposed a law that said

00:25:10.260 among other things no woman should

00:25:12.180 have the legal right to bear a child

00:25:14.460 and no man shall have the right to

00:25:16.200 become a father without a permit for

00:25:18.600 parenthood a man and man we should

00:25:22.880 point out that no permit for

00:25:24.720 parenthood shall be valid for more

00:25:27.060 than one birth so gosh if you happen to

00:25:30.900 be like a middle child you should be

00:25:32.820 happy that Margaret didn't get her way

00:25:35.980 or really really sad quite honestly

00:25:38.100 yeah you know that's that's I hated my

00:25:41.440 I hated my older brother I'll you

00:25:44.440 didn't have to be here Margaret Sanger

00:25:46.100 had her way now she didn't mind being

00:25:48.740 babies being born people say oh gosh

00:25:51.060 look at her she you know this is

00:25:53.080 planned parenthood lady she's the

00:25:54.480 founder well she didn't mind babies

00:25:56.560 being born she just wanted to make sure

00:25:59.080 they were the right babies like for

00:26:01.520 example you if you weren't a feeble

00:26:03.620 minded person a habitual congenital

00:26:06.880 criminal those affected with

00:26:08.840 inheritable disease and others found

00:26:11.260 biologically unfit by authorities which

00:26:14.620 is not a broad category at all no I mean

00:26:17.660 think of the love that you would get

00:26:19.500 from Gretchen Whitmer oh she'd love us

00:26:22.480 right she'd now those people should be

00:26:26.100 sterilized or in cases of doubt so if

00:26:29.320 we're not sure yeah like maybe we're

00:26:31.560 not sure they're gonna be undesirable

00:26:33.000 those people should just be isolated as

00:26:36.200 to prevent the perpetuation of their

00:26:38.040 afflictions by breeding oh amen now

00:26:42.960 wait a minute could we be isolated I

00:26:45.820 mean do we have to be isolated in like

00:26:47.680 little cabins built by the government

00:26:50.080 with a big fence around us or can we

00:26:51.720 just have like the middle of the state

00:26:53.320 well that's this is a good question

00:26:54.740 because she addressed this and you know

00:26:57.480 she's known as sort of a pro-choice

00:27:00.020 person so she gave the choice gave the

00:27:03.500 choice for undesirables they could either

00:27:06.020 they could have their choice of

00:27:07.900 segregation or sterilization so there's

00:27:11.160 two two options you you pick the road

00:27:13.380 you know it's like that okay you come to

00:27:16.480 a split in the road and you made that

00:27:18.340 choice and you know of course that's

00:27:21.140 made all the difference so you have the

00:27:23.020 choice who are the undesirables here

00:27:25.700 well there's a few of them morons is the

00:27:28.900 first category that's actually a

00:27:32.240 legitimate back then a legitimate you

00:27:35.240 were moron an imbecile and something

00:27:39.200 else another one they used to use but so

00:27:41.700 she used morons mental defectives

00:27:44.020 epileptics which is so if you're having

00:27:48.140 an issue with epilepsy you were you were

00:27:51.440 in this category illiterates so you just

00:27:53.900 couldn't read you're gone paupers

00:27:56.460 unemployables criminals prostitutes

00:28:00.540 prostitutes and dope fiends which okay

00:28:04.700 now for those people I'm becoming a dope

00:28:07.360 fiend I am seriously as every day goes

00:28:10.400 by I'm like heroin is not a bad choice

00:28:13.860 right yes it's it's got its benefits so

00:28:17.520 if you are you may be sitting in the

00:28:20.800 bathroom floor of a you know of a bus

00:28:22.820 station you know trying to fish some

00:28:25.220 some sort you know your spoon out of the

00:28:27.300 toilet which you drop strangely in the

00:28:29.080 bus station toilet but it may be better

00:28:31.780 than watching another thing on MSNBC

00:28:34.700 that's very true especially if joy reads

00:28:36.680 on it I would I would agree a heroin

00:28:38.360 much better option right so if you let's

00:28:40.600 say you don't get the sterilization you

00:28:42.140 get the segregation option what can you

00:28:44.420 do now it sounds bad to segregate people

00:28:47.260 at least it used to be but this is good

00:28:50.460 because Margaret wanted people to

00:28:52.320 segregate on farms and open spaces as

00:28:55.920 long as necessary for the strengthening and

00:28:58.120 development of moral conduct which is

00:29:01.400 like what you do to an aging dog they get

00:29:04.160 to run out in the fields in the hills

00:29:07.300 kids kids the dogs just went to a farm

00:29:11.840 they just no that's not true if your

00:29:15.580 parents ever told you that your dog went

00:29:18.160 to a farm no they didn't they killed him

00:29:20.500 or he was run over in the street and they

00:29:22.500 just did if the government ever says no

00:29:24.840 we're just putting these people out on a

00:29:26.380 farm where they can run free no they

00:29:28.940 didn't now they didn't that happened to

00:29:31.080 one of my dogs and my mom told me she went

00:29:33.480 to a farm and I to this day continue to

00:29:35.540 believe it to be so me too me too my my

00:29:39.180 dog Prince's beautiful collie my folks

00:29:41.780 told me I don't know what happened to

00:29:43.260 him I know he didn't go to a farm but in

00:29:45.680 my head he's still there I could still

00:29:48.060 I could still picture hit my dog running

00:29:50.420 it was also a collie running around in

00:29:52.320 the farm maybe they're together maybe

00:29:54.440 they're together

00:29:54.800 okay exactly right okay so Sanger also

00:30:01.620 had some interesting views on the family

00:30:03.460 she bluntly defined birth control a term

00:30:06.600 that she coined of course as the process

00:30:08.780 of weeding out the unfit aimed at the

00:30:11.260 quote creation of a Superman she often

00:30:13.820 opined that the quote most merciful thing

00:30:16.080 that a large family does to one of its

00:30:18.220 infant members is to kill it and that

00:30:22.080 quote all our problems are the result of

00:30:24.520 overbreeding among the working class but

00:30:27.360 this is a she's fighting she's all right

00:30:29.880 glad she's fighting for the workers yeah

00:30:32.660 she's right there these socialists she

00:30:35.240 was a socialist the working party how is

00:30:40.540 she trying to kill off all the workers

00:30:42.400 she's part of the social that's for the

00:30:45.100 working people that's the labor class yeah

00:30:47.480 let's just kill them don't tell them now

00:30:50.700 I will say Margaret Sanger as bad as she

00:30:53.880 was is far was far less extreme than

00:30:57.360 today's Planned Parenthood and I mean that

00:30:59.880 sincerely in the early days of Planned

00:31:02.360 Parenthood she's opened up the first

00:31:04.160 clinic and she distributed pamphlets about

00:31:07.120 birth control and this is what the pamphlet

00:31:09.320 said this is a quote mothers can you

00:31:12.340 afford to have a large family do you want

00:31:15.000 any more children if not why do you have

00:31:17.820 them do not kill do not take life but

00:31:22.620 prevent safe harmless information can be

00:31:25.780 trained you know obtained at this at

00:31:28.140 Planned Parenthood so like her point was

00:31:29.980 yeah look abortion's kind of like killing

00:31:31.920 them and destroying life but you should

00:31:35.080 use you should use protection no yes I

00:31:38.240 agree with that's what she's saying but

00:31:39.840 she also was meaning prevent you know by

00:31:43.260 having an abortion prevent that child

00:31:46.260 she's still I think they're still

00:31:47.400 consistent you know listen let me give

00:31:48.800 you this quote this is another this is

00:31:50.260 another quote from Margaret Sanger well

00:31:52.200 you've done her last night and I did her

00:31:54.420 last night and she wasn't happy about it

00:31:56.780 I will say I don't know what's wrong

00:31:59.720 with me but they're never happy when I

00:32:01.260 do them yeah okay so so Margaret Sanger

00:32:06.400 talking if she got several letters and

00:32:08.200 she was trying to prove her case on

00:32:09.480 birth control the second letter she

00:32:11.220 describes it she says the second woman

00:32:12.720 tells of her attempts to bring on a

00:32:14.800 miscarriage and of her sickly brood of

00:32:17.240 six in many cases such as this the woman

00:32:20.440 in desperation goes to an abortionist

00:32:23.460 and commits that crime which all women

00:32:26.660 in their souls rebel against how much

00:32:30.360 better is it to tell mothers how to

00:32:31.860 prevent in order that they will not have

00:32:34.260 to destroy you know I wouldn't be

00:32:38.180 against Planned Parenthood if that's what

00:32:41.040 they did yeah I'm totally with you on

00:32:43.100 that like if they were helping with

00:32:44.800 birth and look they do these things as

00:32:46.800 well they help people who can't afford

00:32:48.500 birth control and you know give out

00:32:50.960 free condoms and they do all sorts of

00:32:52.760 things with with with birth control

00:32:54.820 they make their money on oh yeah

00:32:57.620 exactly it's why they won't abandon it

00:32:59.840 right I mean if you separated it into

00:33:01.300 two organizations one of them would

00:33:02.960 have no problem with even conservatives

00:33:05.120 right if they had an organization I

00:33:07.220 mean you know funding is always an

00:33:08.380 issue but like if you had an

00:33:09.460 organization that was helping

00:33:10.420 distribute birth control there there's

00:33:12.840 very few problems with that in today's

00:33:14.440 society you know and of course this is

00:33:17.200 an issue where over time you know

00:33:20.260 Margaret Sanger was a massive figure I

00:33:23.580 mean but you look at her history and

00:33:25.240 look back at what she said in many ways

00:33:27.520 you could argue she is way way less

00:33:30.780 extreme than compared to her what her

00:33:33.940 organization turned into they don't

00:33:36.040 talk as openly about racial issues now

00:33:39.460 and they don't talk about the eugenics as

00:33:41.640 openly anymore but I'm I was not opposed

00:33:45.000 to Planned Parenthood because of their

00:33:47.620 founder was you was into eugenics I'm

00:33:50.820 opposed to Planned Parenthood because

00:33:52.720 you know they're still practicing it a

00:33:56.280 hundred years later no they're not

00:33:58.100 practicing I think they perfected the

00:33:59.920 killing of babies they are I don't

00:34:02.300 think they're practicing that anymore

00:34:03.620 they are very good at it and I just it's

00:34:07.020 it's hard to you know you look at this

00:34:08.720 and it's like I do don't have a problem

00:34:10.660 with with what Margaret Sanger was I

00:34:12.740 mean I do I hate you know I just

00:34:14.260 described all the terrible things she

00:34:15.480 said but it's not about that for 2021

00:34:17.760 it's not about what she said in 1921

00:34:20.180 it's about stopping a beating heart in

00:34:22.120 2021 and that's what we're talking

00:34:24.400 about that's what we want to stop we

00:34:25.940 don't want them to say oh we're gonna

00:34:27.200 cancel our former founder well fine I

00:34:30.120 mean it's important that people know

00:34:31.520 that but like I we're talking you know

00:34:34.580 about canceling like the abortions

00:34:36.740 scheduled for tomorrow would be much

00:34:39.560 more of a positive outcome on this one

00:34:42.100 then see here's the thing when your

00:34:43.940 times when the left says they're going

00:34:46.040 to count cancel a founder they mean it

00:34:49.820 they mean we're going to wipe Jefferson

00:34:53.660 or whoever off the face of the earth

00:34:55.920 we're going to take down the statues we're

00:34:58.140 going to take everything that he's

00:34:59.540 written and believed and throw it out

00:35:01.840 the window and say it is bad when they

00:35:04.540 say they're going to cancel their founder

00:35:08.100 they don't do that what they mean is

00:35:10.560 we're going to take a look into this and

00:35:12.380 do some soul searching and then when the

00:35:15.400 mic shut off they're like okay everybody

00:35:17.260 back to work yeah that's it that's it

00:35:20.440 changes nothing and I think they like they

00:35:23.020 like this the cancel culture standard being

00:35:25.980 codified more than they care about

00:35:27.780 Margaret Sanger's memory oh that is why

00:35:30.160 they did it that is absolutely why that

00:35:32.540 happened this week is because they were

00:35:34.740 codifying the cancel culture because

00:35:37.880 they're ratcheting it up now now people

00:35:41.160 like who wrote Harry Potter what's her

00:35:43.500 name oh yeah

00:35:44.920 wow JK Rowling wow I don't yeah JK Rowling I

00:35:51.080 don't like Harry Potter but I do I she has

00:35:53.460 had a ridiculous beating because of her

00:35:56.700 saying very sensible scientific things right

00:35:59.880 scientific things men cannot ever be women

00:36:04.860 they can claim to be they can believe they

00:36:08.640 are but scientifically they cannot be women

00:36:12.500 and to go an extra I actually heard a

00:36:15.560 report the other day where was it on NPR

00:36:18.120 where they said you know scientifically are

00:36:23.640 there any differences between men and

00:36:26.860 women when they're competing in sports the

00:36:30.460 reporter actually responded well the jury's

00:36:33.440 really still out on that I mean not a lot of

00:36:35.380 scientific data on that one at least new

00:36:38.500 scientific data what do you think the new

00:36:41.040 scientific data is gonna say we looked at it

00:36:44.660 and how much how much was that check really

00:36:48.680 they're gonna fund the they're gonna fund the

00:36:50.260 whole study huh yep we we looked at some stuff

00:36:54.960 that's very technical and men and women no the

00:36:59.940 penis is more of a more of a cancerous growth

00:37:04.420 that some people just need to lop off because

00:37:08.240 they've been women the whole time I mean

00:37:09.900 chromosomes no no you know I I don't even

00:37:14.980 like chrome on cars that's why we make it all

00:37:18.340 out of plastic now there's no such thing as

00:37:20.080 chrome chromosome or anything like it it

00:37:24.320 really is that check now we can cash it now

00:37:26.280 yeah like these are categories they're not

00:37:28.660 signed like you there's we they were set a

00:37:31.100 long time ago you know yeah and by scientists

00:37:35.300 yeah by scientists and everyone knows what

00:37:37.660 they mean and what they are you can't just

00:37:39.140 your mind can't change it your mind might

00:37:42.220 say something else but your mind can't change

00:37:45.120 your sex oh it worked for you wow nope I'm

00:37:49.500 not a woman oh oh sorry very ugly woman

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00:39:51.360 This is the Glenn Beck program we're glad

00:39:58.840 you're here it's Friday Bill O'Reilly's

00:40:00.880 coming up in just a second you know Stu I've

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00:40:23.360 Americans are going to like it right now

00:40:25.680 we're all putting up with somebody says

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00:42:29.120 you know I've been thinking about canceling this segment just because the guy who joins

00:42:41.940 us on Friday he never has an opinion he's such a wallflower you really got to pump the

00:42:48.740 information out of him you know to say hey do you think this is right or wrong but we'll

00:42:54.400 do it for another week Bill O'Reilly we begin with Chauvin oh I can't wait yeah Americans

00:43:01.960 Bill O'Reilly is here because it's Friday

00:43:05.960 oh my gosh that's me it's my turn to talk you know the value of a dollar so let me ask you

00:43:16.620 what's the value of 20 bucks how far is that going to get you really maybe not too far with

00:43:21.100 a lot of things but I I gotta tell you it could change your life $20 could be the best

00:43:26.060 $20 you've ever spent 70% of the people that spend this $20 go on to buy more because it

00:43:35.000 has changed their life what I'm talking about is relief factor you want to get out of pain

00:43:40.840 relief factor call them now 800-583-84 it will not stop the pain of the next 45 minutes with

00:43:49.720 Bill O'Reilly it won't there's nothing that can stop that he just keeps going uh I'm trying to

00:43:56.720 get him to rub it on his head but he won't do it uh relief factor call them now you want pain relief

00:44:02.360 relief factor 800-583-84 relief factor dot com Mr. Bill O'Reilly I've got about 20 stories I want

00:44:12.120 to go through today it's been a very big week in the news but we've got to spend a few minutes on

00:44:18.040 the Chauvin case tell me your thoughts on the case that's the introduction back no uh best-selling

00:44:27.920 author in the world a perspicacious commentator on radio and tv none of that just Bill O'Reilly

00:44:34.080 what you is that it yeah that's pretty much that's pretty much that's pretty much it all right

00:44:39.200 um you step back when in these things if you're a fair-minded person seeking the truth that not your

00:44:49.940 truth the truth so you step back you don't get emotionally involved and that's what most people

00:44:57.380 and all journalists except me and you under don't understand I don't know I've been I've been pretty

00:45:03.880 passionate about this but passionate about maybe you don't understand today this so this is why you

00:45:08.560 have me on I'll explain it to you okay yeah okay so the underlying conviction of the former police

00:45:18.500 officer was based on a concept a legal concept called depraved indifference that's why he was

00:45:27.120 convicted it really doesn't matter what Minnesota law defined as second degree murder third degree

00:45:32.080 murder man it doesn't really matter what the prosecution was able to do was to convince the

00:45:38.860 jury and me and me that the officer who took George Floyd's life showed it depraved indifference

00:45:48.040 and it it really was the because I it I agree with you it was the last 90 seconds that right and

00:45:56.800 turn this turn this was a whole bunch of other things I mean his own guys were telling him to

00:46:01.120 right ease up and all of that so so if you're going to make a case that this verdict was based

00:46:08.300 upon uh fear the jury was afraid for themselves and all that that's not true all right so if you're

00:46:15.380 going to delude yourself go ahead the jury may have had fears I mean if you're walking into a courtroom

00:46:21.240 every day and you see the national guard out there and you remember what happened last summer

00:46:24.780 that you're going to process that I think if I were a juror if I were a juror because I I agree with

00:46:30.380 you knowing the way Minnesota it um the way it writes second degree murder and everything else

00:46:36.060 it is unintentional it's manslaughter depraved indifference and that fits this and if I were

00:46:45.020 in the jury room I when I started I would have been like oh crap man this is going to be bad for my

00:46:51.060 family but I think what by the time that the trial was over and I got to the jury room I might have

00:46:57.100 looked at everybody went right I mean we dodged a bullet here this is pretty easy there wasn't any

00:47:02.980 dissent on the jury but remember you didn't have to serve on that jury all right so you could have

00:47:08.020 said in the jury's election I'm afraid and I can't make a fair verdict because I'm afraid for my personal

00:47:14.460 safety and my family's and you would have been dismissed discharged so anyway the point the

00:47:19.620 overarch I want to make is in life there are certain situations that are beyond a reasonable doubt and

00:47:26.820 here is one of them and so every American should accept that fact and many don't so that's number

00:47:34.940 one on Chavin now he'll be sentenced why and here's a question everybody should ask he knew and so did his

00:47:42.900 attorneys that they were going to get convicted the only chance he had was to take the stand look the

00:47:49.860 jurors in the eye and say this is what I did and why I did it not making excuses but an explanation of

00:47:57.460 what was going through his mind that was the only chance the man had but he chose not to do it wait

00:48:04.140 wait so if you were the attorney for his defense would you have had him testify I would have I would

00:48:10.720 have dragged him up and put him in the in the box if I were his attorney and I cared about him

00:48:16.580 all right because that's the only chance he had and that was a hundred to one yeah that's a hail

00:48:23.080 mary and could have made it oh I couldn't have made it worse because the alternative you're right

00:48:26.700 you're right you're right you're right he's gonna sit in the penitentiary for 15 years yeah that's the

00:48:32.140 alternative so take your shot yeah in the in in an explanation but anyway that's over um he's going

00:48:43.140 to the penitentiary George Floyd is dead that's it what else uh well the to the uh other police

00:48:52.580 officers will be going to trial this summer they'll play uh they're not going to go to trial they'll

00:48:58.140 they'll make a deal with the prosecution um and they'll all serve a little jail time that's what's

00:49:02.980 going to happen there wow and do you think that's the right thing to do if I got a decent deal

00:49:08.960 I would because if you don't play out then the judge is going to give you two or three times more

00:49:15.020 jail time just for putting this the system through it go ahead so I remember Jeffrey Dahmer went to

00:49:22.260 prison and he was shivved I can't imagine being chauvin no I can't either and I don't know what's

00:49:29.040 going to protect him yeah how do you yeah how do you protect him so he's going to have to stay in

00:49:33.180 isolation he'll get an hour to walk around by himself that's not what a terrible life you know

00:49:38.140 and and you know no one feels sorry for him and in the traditional sense I don't feel sorry for him

00:49:46.220 but I have compassion for him I do too if if I could and I probably will do this I'll send him

00:49:53.320 all 10 of my books I'll probably do that no I'm don't do it that's a Geneva convention man

00:49:59.980 at least he'll have something to do I'll send him your books all right I'll send him lots of books

00:50:06.800 but but I'm trying to say that compassion is what we as Americans are lacking it is I said this you

00:50:15.800 know what I did but it's a but now he's he's isolated by God it's amazing to me I I said uh

00:50:23.660 on uh Tucker's show on what when did this happen Tuesday and I said uh I came out and said look I mean

00:50:31.340 there's two two lives completely destroyed the life of of uh of George Floyd and his family

00:50:39.600 destroyed destroyed the same thing with Chauvin Chauvin is in jail but his family is destroyed

00:50:47.040 yep and it we should have compassion for all of that this week I have been seeing story after

00:50:52.880 story it's almost like it was written by media matters where they don't say that anything about

00:50:57.580 me saying about compassion for George Floyd or that I thought the verdict was right

00:51:01.360 they're just saying Glenn Beck says compassion and trying to make it look like I'm for him yeah

00:51:08.060 you're sympathetic to Chauvin and what he did but but compassion we should be sympathetic for everyone

00:51:15.160 but this is another good lesson for people so we live in the United States of vengeance

00:51:21.180 yeah that's where where we're living now not the United States of compassion the United States of

00:51:29.000 vengeance and because you uh put forth a point of view and you and I have lived this together

00:51:37.580 for what 25 years yeah we've lived it together these people mostly on the left but not exclusively

00:51:47.420 want to hurt us and I put forth they'd kill us oh yeah oh yeah yeah yeah they would

00:51:58.740 yeah um talk talk to me a little bit about Brett Favre because this is something that I think

00:52:03.380 Americans need to understand he's getting heat because he said I'm not defending uh Chauvin but I

00:52:11.120 I can't imagine that he intentionally murdered um uh uh George Floyd and I 100% agree with that I

00:52:20.480 don't think he got up in the morning was like I'm gonna kill me a black man

00:52:22.960 no but nothing level of responsibility and he's paying it he's paying it the but the second degree

00:52:31.740 murder means unintentional it's manslaughter Beck listen to me I don't want I don't want this to ever

00:52:40.220 happen again and so every law enforcement officer in the United States all 80,200 of them

00:52:49.580 that are working right now need to understand that their responsibility is much higher than the

00:52:59.500 ordinary citizen because they are armed and have the powers of arrest you but we are living in

00:53:09.340 unreasonable times what happened in Columbus Ohio that got that police officer it did everything right

00:53:16.940 but he's not going to be charged with anything and he's having to go through this because of

00:53:21.800 LeBron James and others and and uh and President Biden who I hope we'll get to in this uh segment we

00:53:28.740 are going to yeah because that guy is now uh he's jumped the shark if you remember happy days

00:53:35.340 but but getting back to Favre and and getting back to his statement it's true that Chauvin didn't wake

00:53:43.540 up in the mornings and say to himself I'm going to go out and hurt a black person today that didn't

00:53:49.420 happen but Chauvin apparently didn't understand his responsibility that he has to be tough and

00:54:00.420 enforce the law but he also has to be compassionate yeah I think there was a along with the job and the

00:54:08.020 verdict the he was charged with and they found him guilty and I think this is exactly right

00:54:13.420 with reckless endangerment yeah I mean he was reckless at his job that doesn't mean he was intentionally

00:54:21.340 doing it no reckless the people who believe and there are millions of them tens of millions the people

00:54:29.280 who believe that law enforcement in America has an animus toward black people use these situations

00:54:39.640 to reinforce that belief and you are never going to reason them out of it right but I'm not going to

00:54:46.920 play the game I'm not going to play the game by reinforcing it by saying yeah he did intentionally

00:54:51.940 killed no he didn't but if I'm Brett Favre's advisor I say before you wade into this you have to

00:55:01.860 acknowledge certain things so you don't leave yourself open for unfair attacks you know if you

00:55:07.020 watch the nose but news this weekend I'm sure you did back we again produced the statistics from 2019

00:55:13.900 and 2020 on unarmed black people being shot by police it's over a thousand a year well over

00:55:21.920 a thousand a year no it's not that's what the average that's what the average person believes

00:55:28.340 i know thousand people 30 and and in that 30 for two years many perhaps most of the unarmed black

00:55:38.780 people who were shot by police had a knife or a baseball bat or a vehicle where they were trying to

00:55:43.940 run over the cops so this is the fact and those facts were compiled by the washington post

00:55:50.880 all right i didn't even use fbi facts because i knew what the counter would be on that but the

00:55:58.600 washington post you can look it up as yogi berra once said all right um back with mr bill o'reilly

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00:58:09.020 10 seconds station id then back to bill

00:58:11.300 let me say three words chauvin

00:58:26.000 president biden bill all right so i'm really disappointed in myself because i never ever

00:58:39.760 even considered that joe biden would be a radical leftist not a liberal a radical leftist

00:58:49.280 if he were elected president i didn't even consider that i have to tell you this is an

00:58:55.760 argument we had and i i kind of was with you but i didn't think he was actually going to be running

00:59:03.120 things and you were like when he gets in i know but you're defined on your actions and if he's in

00:59:09.500 the ozone layer yes i mean that's that's not my problem i mean it is as an american but i can't make

00:59:16.620 that assessment i can't assess that he's damaging the country in his first 100 days in a way that's

00:59:22.420 unprecedented all right no president all 45 presidents before him no one was even close

00:59:31.120 to his radical leftist agenda i mean it's fdr obama's people are running this agenda okay

00:59:42.400 telling me that's true now but obama was president for eight years he didn't come close to what biden's

00:59:47.540 doing no no no i know but i think because uh obama said you know i was black and soon as i was black

00:59:55.240 everybody stopped listening to my great ideas so now he's got uh joe biden who everybody thinks is

01:00:01.840 like oh their dear old lovable uncle and obama is now getting through everything that he he and his

01:00:10.000 team wanted for the fundamental transformation of america and joe's just a vehicle i believe that's

01:00:17.000 true because susan rice is the conduit he's she's a domestic advisor but i'm gonna judge obama about

01:00:24.100 right now on what he did when he was in office yes and he deported more foreign nationals than any

01:00:31.740 other president did okay now we have an open border now it's absolutely open border you get here you stay

01:00:38.320 here all right so you get you like your doctor you keep your doctor you get here you stay here

01:00:42.340 that's okay wait what i know it is let's go back to chauvin uh and biden before you go

01:00:47.960 so he comes out and he says in an unprecedented statement no president has ever done this

01:00:54.600 he comes out biden does after the verdict and trashes his country in front of the world trashes it

01:01:01.420 said this is just the beginning we're a racist society take the blinders off you know that we

01:01:10.600 hate black people here i mean as an american i'm sitting there going i will never respect you again

01:01:18.960 mr biden never again all right i don't think i've ever heard you say hold it you used to give

01:01:29.180 benefit of the doubt to obama and everyone i've never heard you say that that's what a responsible

01:01:37.020 journalist does gives the benefit of the doubt until the facts disprove the benefit the facts now say

01:01:47.740 joe biden insulted me my family and every other blank in american by telling the world

01:01:58.280 that we're all racist here he insulted every law enforcement officer all 80 000 of them

01:02:07.140 systemic racism that means that our law enforcement community

01:02:12.800 gets together and says we're going to persecute african americans and minorities that's what that

01:02:20.300 means he also indicted every single elected official on the federal level

01:02:25.280 because you people haven't stopped this this has been going on for far too long

01:02:31.660 where was he the architects of that that was biden yes that was biden if you look at biden's

01:02:39.280 senatorial statements all right he was the cheerleader for putting drug dealers in prison for long periods

01:02:47.580 of time and i supported that and still do to this day drug dealers sell poison i'm not talking about

01:02:54.140 pot people all right you had to be convicted three times to get that draconian sentence of selling

01:03:00.680 poison anyway biden is number one a liar because we're not a racist country number two irresponsible

01:03:10.320 using his position to demonize his own country oh my god

01:03:16.780 i this uh note to the audience i love it when bill gets like this and uh we're going to take a quick

01:03:25.500 break but i'm going to jab him with pickle forks all through the break and let him go again in just a

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01:05:00.940 bill o'reilly from billoreilly.com bill i don't know if you followed this story at all it broke

01:05:13.620 uh yesterday or uh late uh thursday or wednesday the u.s postal service uh has internet covert

01:05:23.980 operations did you did you see this story no okay so you know that when they weren't going to pull

01:05:31.760 the uh they weren't going to pull the national guard until what was it march 20th and they said

01:05:38.080 well we've got some information we find out now that it's from the postal service and the postal service

01:05:44.180 has something called icop and it's internet covert operations program they are monitoring all american

01:05:52.720 social media and trying to find out who the radicals are and then publishing an internal document for

01:06:01.300 the uh government to say here's what's going on and i can't even get my mail delivered before six

01:06:08.980 and and the evening this is amazing isn't it um i'm you know i don't worry too much about this stuff

01:06:16.480 back i know you're more tuned into it but you know i'll follow the story if they're doing something

01:06:21.820 nefarious i'll certainly get off they're monitoring all american social media isn't that bad enough i mean

01:06:28.600 what what part of the postman's okay um all right uh let's talk about yesterday in the house

01:06:36.400 yeah 51st state washington dc it was passed in the house no chance constitutional obviously

01:06:43.100 um just another power play to alienate most americans this is actually a good thing

01:06:49.260 the more craziness that these people can do the more house seats democrats will lose in 2022

01:06:57.860 so go go crazy okay washington dc not going to be a state biden this week pledged to half

01:07:05.540 the u.s greenhouse gases by 2030 yeah um well if he if he gets lebron james to stop talking that'll

01:07:17.600 cut a fourth of gas but he's he's serious he says that private companies are going to pay for most of

01:07:25.400 the green transition of course they will um and uh and he also he also you know the i don't know if

01:07:31.340 you if you i know you know the infrastructure deal but have you compared it to the green new deal

01:07:36.040 because that's way too above my uh ability all i know is i'm paying a buck more i'm paying a buck

01:07:42.860 more for gas on long island than i did uh before biden was inaugurated that's what i know okay right

01:07:49.740 so if you look at the infrastructure deal it's the green new deal right um just relabeled

01:07:57.580 look people should understand this about the green new deal it'll have no zero effect

01:08:04.340 on the warming of the planet nothing correct all right correct what it is used for is to advance

01:08:11.900 progressive causes so for example the latest is that in poor minority neighborhoods they suffer

01:08:20.760 more from global warming and it doesn't have anything to do with their ability to buy air

01:08:26.200 conditioners all right then white people do all right so um we have to then put more money

01:08:34.700 into those neighborhoods federal money directly into them um because they suffer more from global

01:08:43.080 warming than white people do this is the kind of insanity that is cloaked by these trillion dollar

01:08:50.820 bills that nobody bothers to read all right this is what's happening so the progressives have figured

01:08:56.680 out that no one's going to read any of this stuff that the media sides with them 100 as it is so

01:09:03.080 they're going to put in everything to redistribute income take money from beck and o'reilly and give

01:09:08.680 it to other people that they deem worthy to have it all right and then we'll cloak it by saying oh this

01:09:15.600 is really good for the environment and miami won't be inundated by water if we do this that's what's

01:09:21.940 happening it's a massive fraud i think this might start to affect the average american you know they're

01:09:29.520 talking now biden says he's going to raise the uh top tax to 39 that'll be 40 percent in in federal

01:09:39.580 taxes alone right so if you or god forbid you live in california that's what 55 percent of what you

01:09:47.020 earn gone to a new york is 53 and then he's going to say oh we're going to raise the capital gains tax

01:09:52.960 that will suppress investment i mean this is coming i told everybody you're going to have a surge of

01:10:00.160 consumer spending after covid that's going to boost the economy to november once they pass these onerous

01:10:06.860 taxes then you'll start to see a contraction again it could be a good thing might put the final nail

01:10:14.940 in these in the coffin of the progressive movement i don't want people to suffer in the short term

01:10:20.600 but this biden i i mean he you know when raul castro said you know i can't do it anymore i've killed as

01:10:28.120 many people as i can kill i'm 90 years old i don't have the strength to kill any more people

01:10:33.140 so i'm going to hand it over i go biden let biden have it all right country well he has decided that

01:10:42.960 he's going to double the capital gains tax yeah most people don't think that most people don't

01:10:48.040 think that affects them but if you bought bitcoin the government is going to take 39.6 percent of

01:10:55.320 that gain uh that gain in capital gains the only way the only way working people can amass some assets

01:11:05.280 to have more protection in life is through investment investment it doesn't matter whether

01:11:12.880 you have a hundred shares of stock or 50 000 shares this is the built-in mechanism that capitalism

01:11:21.260 provides for workers you save your money you invest your money you buy a house you fix it up you sell it

01:11:30.340 for more money you buy another house this is the ladder to financial security all right biden wants to

01:11:38.900 dismantle the ladder he doesn't want people to have financial independence he wants them and so does a

01:11:49.800 progressive movement dependent on the federal government that is what socialism is and biden has bought into

01:11:58.000 socialism 100 and i'll go back to the first thing i told you i'm disappointed in myself that i did not

01:12:06.900 see that possibility before the election i thought he would just muddle on through the way he's always been

01:12:17.280 a milk toast kind of guy but now he's a rabid leftist the most leftist president in u.s history

01:12:26.660 let me ask you this bill quickly um andrew yang is running for uh mayor of new york city and everyone

01:12:35.220 on the left is coming out against him this guy is a lefty he just happens to be yeah but he's not as

01:12:40.860 as crazy as the other lefties that are running so yang will probably get the nomination because

01:12:46.320 nobody's ever heard of these other communists that are running all right and just because they heard

01:12:51.400 of him and then yang his basic thing is i'm going to give you money of course new york city doesn't

01:12:55.680 have any money but he's going to give you money that's what he runs on so i see yang against

01:13:01.480 curtis lewa the uh guardian angel guy but it's eight to one in new york city eight to one democrats

01:13:10.340 over republican registrations eight to one just give me 30 seconds for a little plug before you

01:13:16.820 throw me off the air back okay uh now you have any more no no no wait wait wait i i've got a couple

01:13:21.940 more i just looked at the clock we have a couple of more minutes let me see sophie's choice sophie's

01:13:25.660 choice uh you know what let me go to biden and the radicals that he is putting through um

01:13:33.760 unbelievable unbelievable the justice department civil rights um the nomination to lead is somebody

01:13:42.940 who was for uh you know mumia abu jamal sure absolutely um and but the un ambassador the woman

01:13:53.440 who's going to stand up in the united nations basically said the same thing that biden said

01:13:58.580 horrible evil country founded on white supremacy we got to dismantle the whole thing if you hate us

01:14:06.320 putin or if you hate us she in china if you hate us anybody you're right you're right to hate us

01:14:14.940 we're horrible this is the un ambassador biden puts up and she got confirmed in the senate

01:14:22.900 i know something well nobody cares about the un doesn't mean anything but symbolically i just

01:14:29.960 hope people listening to us today independent minded people i mean if you hate biden you hate biden okay

01:14:36.060 fine but if you voted for biden if you're an independent you got to know what's going on you've

01:14:41.880 got to see it because this is going to get worse much much worse i'm you know i'm very concerned

01:14:48.720 about the justice department you know the fbi was the only agency we found out this week

01:14:53.520 that said the shooting on the baseball field of uh scalise and and all the other republicans

01:14:59.660 that wasn't politically motivated i know what's the dorm report back i know i'm really concerned i mean

01:15:09.240 the you know when you have the when you have the postal service spying on people and the fbi and the

01:15:16.440 justice department in the hands of absolute radicals i mean look what happened in where was

01:15:22.440 it oklahoma yesterday blm came in bust down the doors they're talking you know junk all through the

01:15:29.240 session uh is calling people on the floor traitors and insurrectionists and uh all kinds of names

01:15:36.620 nobody even covered that no i mean i mean it's just because it's now accepted it's accepted by the

01:15:45.680 media not accepted by the folks they despise blm and by the way you know i i may sell one of my

01:15:52.640 properties so i i uh approached the leader of the black lives matter global foundation patrice colors

01:15:59.520 because he's buying so much property without any visible means of support i said look i got this you

01:16:05.040 know you might want to take a look at this and this is what marxists do you know carl marxley he had a

01:16:09.660 lot of property hit condo in monaco did you know that i didn't know that is that true no it's not

01:16:16.120 i made it up okay yeah i thought he was like really broke i mean his wife was like the guy never works

01:16:21.660 he never worked get a job but you don't have to work if you're leading blm because the corporations

01:16:27.600 gave you 90 million dollars uh all right bill o'reilly 30 seconds brother okay may 4th killing the mob

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01:17:02.600 then i think i don't know maybe i was really sleepy i i liked it at the time i actually think this is it

01:17:08.980 i think this is a book that if it were anybody else bill uh or any other time this would be a series on

01:17:17.240 the history channel i mean it's i mean it's just so great it's such a great look at the mob um it's

01:17:23.860 one of those you just can't put down i think this is going to be wildly successful for you thank you

01:17:27.480 i hope we can talk about it next friday and it's always fun being with you and stew but i didn't

01:17:32.380 hear from stew today you send them my best okay thank you bill i'm right here but i appreciate that

01:17:37.640 all right i'm glad you didn't say anything stew because you usually slow everything down that's

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01:19:16.640 and filled it with his dad's ashes and then rolled a perfect game

01:19:22.460 no is it right i did not hear that no so um john hinkle senior uh the son john jr a two-time uh ncaa

01:19:36.080 bowling champion uh on april 12th had a custom ball made with the ashes of his late dad

01:19:43.880 he went out to uh to uh bowl and he bowled a perfect game

01:19:50.260 i mean that was maybe it's impressive it was also the entire i mean you said the entire story

01:19:57.560 and the kind of the tease so i don't know that you needed to go any further than that

01:20:03.060 is this really we're going here really no i'm just going here you said your tease did you hear

01:20:10.840 about the story with the guy with the dad all right shut up shut up shut up let me tell it to

01:20:15.300 you a guy had his ashes in a ball and he rolled a perfect game that was a michigan woman a michigan

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01:21:26.840 where i stopped reading the story i don't want to know more than than i don't her vision apparently

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01:26:43.780 we welcome i believe for the first time to the program author of the devil's hand

01:26:56.920 and the terminal list uh which uh the terminal list is being uh adapted into an amazon prime series

01:27:04.900 with uh chris pratt which i mean that's that's kind of a good cast call there uh jack carr is the

01:27:13.960 author and welcome to the program jack how are you i'm doing great thank you so much for having me on

01:27:18.640 it's an honor to be here thank you when you were when you were uh uh writing terminal list did you

01:27:25.640 did you know that you thought this is going to be a big big deal and when you got chris pratt i mean

01:27:32.060 that's fantastic yeah i'm a child of the 80s so uh as i was writing the character it's hard not to

01:27:38.540 think of someone playing that character in the movie because as you grow up reading all these

01:27:42.620 novels and expecting to one day write novels like that yourself you just picture it going to the big

01:27:47.360 screen uh of course streaming services didn't exist back then and that's an option now but as i was

01:27:52.260 writing i thought of chris pratt playing the role and did you really really surreal that now as i started

01:27:58.160 writing it in december of 2014 and then he optioned it in january of 2018 before it even hit shelves so

01:28:04.180 yeah really surreal to me i have uh i've seen him uh do a couple of posts where he's just you know in

01:28:10.900 his car and he's like this is going to be amazing going to be amazing uh it's really cool it's pretty

01:28:16.420 cool i really like him yeah he's great he's such a nice person uh antoine fuqua is directing who did

01:28:23.200 training day tears of the sun magnificent seven equalizer and i was on set last week and there's

01:28:28.240 350 people out there working on this thing uh and it's like a military operation with craft food

01:28:33.400 services you know logistics feeding the army you have antoine up there is the commanding officer

01:28:37.600 chris is like the platoon commander setting the tone the weapons guy the explosives guy uh

01:28:42.220 transportation it's just like a military operation and and uh yeah i couldn't be more thrilled

01:28:46.900 tell me about the devil's hand that's just come out

01:28:49.800 yes this is the fourth one in the series and for this one i really wanted to take a breath

01:28:54.460 and put myself in the enemy's shoes because i thought about that a lot while i was in the seal

01:28:58.940 teams and i continue to think about it today as an author and a citizen uh the enemy has had 20 years

01:29:04.960 almost to look at our cards if we're playing poker look at how we're playing those cards and then take

01:29:09.880 those lessons and apply them to a future game so i asked myself what if i was iran china north korea

01:29:16.260 russia a super empowered individual a terrorist organization what would i have learned from this

01:29:20.880 last 20 years and what would i apply going forward so that formed the basis but then when i outlined

01:29:27.320 this in august of 2019 the catalyst that moves the plot forward is a bioweapon attack so when covid hit

01:29:34.340 i was deep into the research on infectious diseases the weaponization of infectious diseases the history

01:29:39.740 uh so i was hypersensitive to that when it hit and it became a much more timely novel than i

01:29:44.300 initially thought at the outset what have they learned you know i started reading this uh last

01:29:49.580 night so i haven't gotten very far uh apologize for that but uh started reading it last night and

01:29:54.520 i was so intrigued because i think you're this is why i love action uh fiction writers is you you have

01:30:04.280 to take things that are real and up until recently you know fiction has to make sense uh and has to feel

01:30:11.420 like it actually could happen but in today's world absolutely anything good elephants it could rain

01:30:17.340 elephants today and i'd go huh didn't see that coming but okay um uh what did they learn from us

01:30:27.040 and our reaction right there sure yeah that's exactly it's a lot harder today uh because if you

01:30:32.960 were to write some of the things that happened over the last year and a half uh 10 years ago people

01:30:37.740 would think it was science fiction uh not just fiction but so in looking at our response to covid

01:30:43.200 with the basis of the novel being what the enemy is learning from us and how they are adapting

01:30:47.780 when covid hit once again they are learning from our response to covid a summer of civil unrest that

01:30:53.120 continues today they're learning from that a very contentious political season and election cycle

01:30:57.500 they are certainly learning from that but specifically to the bioweapons side of the house

01:31:01.360 when they look at infection rates and mortality rates as they pertain to covid

01:31:05.300 and see what we did to ourselves um with something that has a 0.003 ish um type of mortality rate well

01:31:13.380 what if something has which do exist out there bioweapons with an 85 percent 90 mortality rate just

01:31:20.180 imagine what we would do so that really uh that really formed the basis of this novel and now of

01:31:25.420 course people are more in tune with that and can see oh we shut down the country for something that's

01:31:30.040 killing x number of people what would we do if it kills the y number of people going forward

01:31:35.040 so the enemy's definitely taking notes here when you when you look at uh what's going on um i feel

01:31:42.760 like we're living in a in an action thriller right now with the intrigue that is happening with the

01:31:48.980 deep state uh and the the games that are played in washington and not really knowing who's in charge

01:31:57.580 you know at times and the radicals that are happening and the the protests in the street and

01:32:03.200 it's not a coincidence and then you know with the great reset these corporations coming out and

01:32:09.860 colluding with one another to you know help move things along it it is like we're living in a

01:32:18.280 i i i don't even know but a combination of uh one of your books and some you know awful dystopian

01:32:26.600 huxley book it really is and it's uh they're certainly giving me a lot to work with in the

01:32:33.660 in the thriller genre that's for sure and in the military we talk about walking into an l ambush

01:32:38.180 um like you walk online or l those are the two types of basic ambushes from the beginning of time

01:32:43.360 and essentially we're walking right into an l ambush with big what's an l side big government on the

01:32:48.960 other side so an l ambush would be so instead of like right across the street from each other shooting

01:32:52.820 at someone in the middle where you know you can kill each other and l so you're not uh your fields

01:32:57.080 of fire don't don't hit uh the people you don't want to but put this massive volley of fire down

01:33:02.120 on whoever walks into that l um so that's what we're doing right now we're walking right into this l

01:33:07.720 uh and there's almost there's hard there's not much that we can do about it because those

01:33:12.420 because big big government has so much control and they're uh they're right there hand in hand with

01:33:18.060 big tech who controls all that information and we just continue to walk right into it

01:33:21.980 um so the problem i ran into when i got to about october november last year being in the enemy's

01:33:27.520 shoes for over a year i thought oh my goodness i have a problem here if i was the enemy i might just

01:33:32.220 watch from the outside i don't need to do anything because we're doing a pretty good job of tearing

01:33:36.800 ourselves apart from the inside out here so i had to figure that out which i which i did but um but in

01:33:41.900 reality we are doing a really good job of doing the enemy's job for them right now i uh i will tell you

01:33:47.340 that i've said for a long time there's going to come a time when all of our enemies uh will see

01:33:53.540 the same moment and they'll all say now go go go go go um because we are we're doing all of the work

01:34:01.100 and they're just waiting for that moment do you do you think we're close to that moment jack

01:34:07.500 that's exactly right and the real question is when that moment and that's what they're asking

01:34:12.600 themselves to uh because this is this is new territory but they tend to think obviously in

01:34:16.560 terms of uh eons almost at least let's say centuries uh what we think in terms of these

01:34:21.920 four-year election cycles maybe eight for the real deep thinkers among us um but they can buy their

01:34:27.000 time they can be patient they study their history which is something we do not do and something our

01:34:31.480 elected officials uh and our senior military leaders do not do for some reason they don't put the

01:34:37.380 time energy and effort into studying the past to make good decisions going forward

01:34:41.460 uh based on wisdom so uh the enemy has has the advantage in that respect no doubt about it

01:34:46.980 when you look at china uh i was talking to somebody the other day and they said stop calling china a

01:34:55.180 rising power it's a risen power and uh until you understand the power that they currently hold

01:35:02.780 you won't be able to see what's right around the corner and they we were talking about taiwan

01:35:08.320 and they asked me if i thought you know the american government and the american people

01:35:13.160 would support protecting taiwan and i'm like no i don't think so at all i don't think the government

01:35:20.020 will i don't i i don't think this administration i think just taiwan just see ya do you think i'm right

01:35:26.980 or wrong on that i think you're right because most people much like back in the days when people when

01:35:32.540 we started going to vietnam uh people said where is that even today taiwan where is that

01:35:37.480 uh for most people um i've been to taiwan i've been to mainland china uh studied a bit of that history

01:35:43.280 um probably just enough to be dangerous but uh that's why travel is so important and studying history

01:35:48.160 is so important and today there's so many distractions out there for these kids coming up

01:35:52.420 today uh back let's say in the 80s 90s you could read a book you could watch a movie you could wait for

01:35:57.540 your show to come on tv you could go outside maybe play atari 2600 today there are so many

01:36:02.700 distractions and most of those distractions are divisive in nature um and i think that is by

01:36:07.840 design so uh we're definitely not getting any brighter um any more wise as uh as a public and

01:36:14.300 as a population so uh i hate being a pessimist here but it's hard to it's hard to find that hope when

01:36:19.480 you're looking forward especially when you're basing uh your analysis on what's going on right now

01:36:24.740 when you look because you have so much military experience being in seals and everything else

01:36:29.060 um when you look at uh china and then you look at the united states military and especially with

01:36:36.160 the leadership we have now and you know all the things are going on in our military um how long

01:36:42.380 before we are in a situation to where we're we're an even match is that still a long way away or

01:36:49.720 oh i think it's pretty close um especially when our focus has been elsewhere uh and usually

01:36:56.660 depending on who's in charge whatever they're studying whatever they've uh their experience

01:37:00.820 has been in the past that's kind of the boogeyman in the closet so if they're focused on iran for

01:37:04.840 most of their time in the military that's that's the big threat if they're focused on russia for most

01:37:08.760 of their time in the military then that's the main threat um it's because they have this personal

01:37:12.700 connection to it and they can speak on uh on those so china can look at our experience in iraq they can

01:37:18.340 look at our experience in afghanistan they can see the distraction um they can see how we were bogged

01:37:23.420 down because of changing uh changing goals changing goal posts goal lines um and how we just stayed

01:37:29.720 mirrored down in these areas and they're taking notes they can see that they know exactly uh if that

01:37:35.360 day of confrontation comes they know exactly what they need to do uh to bog us down and to uh and to

01:37:41.120 win um one last question i think that i read this morning that russia is backing away from the

01:37:47.740 ukrainian border which surprised me um what are you seeing on the with the nato front in ukraine

01:37:55.480 and russia well nato has been uh essentially a non-entity for for quite some time now um especially

01:38:04.280 with new members which uh just confuses the the entire um uh well the entire why i mean

01:38:12.020 why would you say that it's just uh yeah it's yeah i mean you know how you have uh yeah access and

01:38:21.120 allies mixed together uh essentially trying to figure out a a solution when not everybody's on the same

01:38:27.020 page not everybody believes in the the same uh foundational uh uh foundational liberty uh so

01:38:34.640 it is a tough one that is for sure but i would guess that anything that russia does um we have

01:38:39.480 to look at them as uh i mean essentially they're they're magicians and they're distracting you with

01:38:43.860 one hand while they're doing something else with the other that's the best way to look what what what

01:38:48.020 russia is doing particularly in regards to the ukraine well best of luck on uh terminal list i can't wait

01:38:55.600 to see it i mean i i love chris pratt and i think this audience loves chris pratt uh he's one of the

01:39:01.980 good guys and he's a great funny actor and uh and just a great hero on screen uh terminal list uh will be

01:39:10.960 on uh amazon the uh devil's hand just came out april 13th jack carr thank you so much god bless

01:39:17.840 thank you so much for having me take care you bet it's jack car by the way uh stew you do

01:39:25.160 commercials for terminal list right i do yes okay so i just want to make that disclosure uh on the

01:39:30.620 blaze it had nothing to do with the interview but uh stew is uh stew does uh live reads for the

01:39:36.060 terminal list on blaze tv you know their new book is uh the new book is out in the series and i mean

01:39:40.960 look the chris pratt series is a great way to understand how good this is right they're not

01:39:45.720 going to throw chris chris pratt's not going to just do some series at this point in his career

01:39:49.980 no no um all right let me tell you a little bit about gold line let me see i just had to move a lot

01:39:56.680 of stuff today on the economy and i just because we're not going to have time the inflation is coming

01:40:04.180 inflation is coming uh and it's coming barreling at us and when you start to have velocity of money

01:40:13.380 when people start to spend money it's going to happen overnight um you're already seeing prices

01:40:20.180 rise uh through the roof you haven't seen anything yet now i buy gold for um uh not an investment

01:40:30.000 but for a world gone mad so i have something left in the end but really gold is an investment but it is

01:40:38.240 also the greatest hedge against inflation so when inflation hits your your gold your your money is

01:40:46.820 stored in gold which goes up as the value of your dollar goes down that's why gold is so important

01:40:53.900 as the value of the dollar goes down gold goes up um and i i highly recommend it please

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01:41:25.420 stats.org and look at the way we used to uh track inflation and what's the inflation rate now

01:41:33.100 it's actually if it was the 1980s we would be saying today it's nine percent that's that's not

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01:42:13.560 i've got to give um the kind of a decoder ring to you on uh some of the media that was happening

01:42:30.100 this week uh i'm going to show you little subtle things that they did in one report that you need to

01:42:36.860 you need to be able to uh understand i'll give you the decoder ring and then you may understand the

01:42:42.360 news a little bit uh a little bit better i have that coming up also some very important news on

01:42:49.600 great reset uh what happened in europe this week is really going to affect you in your life but i saw

01:42:56.540 this story and i um i found it interesting according to news.com uh dot au australia the celebrity

01:43:06.740 television psychic maurice amdur has filed a lawsuit after claiming getting hit by a car

01:43:14.780 caused him to lose his psychic powers according to amdur the accident also left him unable to hold

01:43:23.340 down a girlfriend because it supposedly rendered him impotent now the judge has listened to this

01:43:33.400 help me out with this one stew the judge threw out his claim that he couldn't work as a mystic for

01:43:40.720 two years after his accident claiming that it had been undermined by quote fundamental dishonesty

01:43:48.420 now the dishonesty apparently is that he did a couple of readings over the last few years

01:43:57.980 so she didn't believe that he she didn't believe that he had lost his psychic powers

01:44:05.940 wow i mean that's the legal system for you it is i mean holy cow you know what i'm not saying that

01:44:16.400 you're a fraud but you were using your psychic powers and i don't know if i can trust you because

01:44:21.260 you said you lost your psychic powers but your psychic powers came back these two times so what was

01:44:27.220 what was happening there might be easier to just be honest and just call them a fraud yeah i mean

01:44:32.580 look you're a psychic you're a fraud okay i just case closed and that's not to judge all the good

01:44:39.340 psychics out there in the audience no there's tons of good and talented in their own special way

01:44:44.900 miss cleo she's this is the glenn back program american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

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01:45:18.420 miss i love doing this i love doing this to stew don't without any preparation miss cleo you're on

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01:46:13.660 hey the blm activists uh in columbus have uh decided you shoot us we shoot you it's an eye for

01:46:27.300 an eye now in columbus which has got to make where's the police union got to make uh all the cops feel

01:46:33.700 good and uh feel safe about helping anybody and everybody uh now congratulations on that columbus

01:46:41.320 you've got to stop this madness this madness that is uh that's going on of course now joy behar

01:46:49.740 she had a pretty good idea um she said this yesterday this is what it looked like to me and

01:46:55.820 i've looked at the tape and i still can't figure it out um but let me comment the gun in the air

01:47:00.820 there's a warning tase a person shoot them in the leg shoot them in the behind you know stop them

01:47:07.780 somehow but if the only solution is to kill the a teenager there's something wrong with this there's

01:47:15.140 something very very wrong with the way these things are being conducted even if the cop had to do it

01:47:21.620 there's something wrong with it right right what's wrong with it stew what's wrong even if the cop

01:47:28.200 had to shoot a teenager had to there's something wrong with it what do you think that is stew just

01:47:36.240 noodle that for a sec just help me out well i would say that yes there's something wrong with

01:47:41.560 it no one wants a teenager to die however the actions of the officer given the context were

01:47:47.720 appropriate no one's saying it was a wonderful outcome no one's excited that this is how it turned

01:47:52.620 out it was just the appropriate way for it to turn out considering she was trying to stab somebody

01:47:57.080 so what so what's wrong with it stew what's wrong with it uh well there's a there's a sickness

01:48:03.260 permeating our society that uh that uh includes people stabbing each other when they're in their

01:48:12.400 teens i mean right down the street there was another stabbing uh where one the one of the

01:48:17.520 one teenager killed another teenager that there was no cop for that one so it's not being reported

01:48:22.500 oddly it's not being it's not being uh obsessed about uh in uh in media but you know i you know

01:48:31.420 which one's a better outcome the one where the victim of the stabbing dies or the one who's

01:48:36.380 trying to stab the other person dies okay i want to i want to show you how to decode some things here

01:48:42.100 real quick um yesterday i played a news report from npr on this shooting it was up first i can't take

01:48:51.260 it anymore why my tax dollars are paying for i i don't subscribe well actually i do crap i don't

01:48:59.380 want to subscribe to the new york times and help pay for that uh and it's my choice to do that

01:49:04.360 but it's not my choice to help pay for npr that those tax dollars just go to npr and they are

01:49:12.860 becoming radical yesterday i played this report from up first and it was their coverage uh on the

01:49:20.060 shooting of makia bryant in columbus and uh their report made my inner gandhi flee uh he ran

01:49:29.120 he ran and i don't know if you saw gandhi he's not a fast runner but he ran fast away from me on

01:49:34.960 that report and here's why i want to bring this up because i think it is a let me give you a decoder

01:49:40.800 ring because this is happening everywhere npr is a legacy media organization which thinks it's the

01:49:48.680 guardians of truth and journalism now remember they're the ones that wouldn't even report on the

01:49:53.920 hunter biden laptop because it was a russian operative um instead of the truth what they

01:50:01.080 have done uh just in this one report was just the advancing of a predetermined narrative okay which

01:50:10.500 does nothing but rip us apart further every every day now let me break down a few highlights of the

01:50:17.380 report and you'll see what i mean near the beginning they mention that the columbus police department

01:50:24.800 released the 9-1-1 calls from makia bryant case but they don't play any of those they don't say what

01:50:32.940 was in those calls do you know what was in those calls there's not even a hint that it might be

01:50:42.200 important to the story here's what they didn't tell you in the 9-1-1 call to police in columbus

01:50:49.480 a woman calls up tells the dispatcher that quote someone is trying to stab us so when the police

01:50:57.780 are coming you remember i said just uh when it first happened i don't even know if i would have seen the

01:51:03.360 knife i stand by that however if i'm a trained police officer i'm not going with the same information

01:51:11.000 that glenn beck is going with i've been told by the dispatch in this particular case the officer

01:51:17.280 was told the 9-1-1 call came in saying someone is trying to stab us so they are alert for a knife

01:51:26.940 and someone trying to stab other people in the 9-1-1 call you can hear screaming in the background

01:51:34.960 then in a second 9-1-1 call another woman says you've got to come to the neighborhood help us

01:51:42.940 okay so it's not like this was a patrol uh and it's not like you shouldn't reference more than just

01:51:52.620 then they released the 9-1-1 call that was a cover their ass thing we talked about the 9-1-1 call yes but

01:51:59.400 you didn't put it into context or say anything about it other than it had been released now the

01:52:06.020 npr uh report continues protesters marched in columbus ohio after an officer shot a 16 year old girl

01:52:15.040 then they immediately cut to protesters chanting she was a child she was a child then the host says

01:52:22.220 she was involved in a fight on tuesday now when i think of a girl and i think of a fight

01:52:31.420 i don't think of a girl throwing another girl um against a car holding a knife above her head

01:52:40.400 and says i'm going to stab the s out of you bitch that's not a girl fight okay i didn't

01:52:51.440 in my day they didn't even fight like that on dynasty that's not a 16 year old girl fight well

01:53:00.560 she was involved in a fight on tuesday it makes it sound like a little playground scuffle they don't

01:53:05.780 mention that bryant was swinging a knife at people until later in the report the report goes on

01:53:12.580 body cam footage shows officer nick uh nicholas reardon who's been on the force just since

01:53:19.980 december of 2019 pulled up and getting out of the car now what's wrong with a statement like that

01:53:27.380 kids let's use critical thinking where did npr go wrong here one small world word with giant

01:53:36.020 implications and that one word is just the implication clearly being he's only been on the force for a

01:53:45.300 little over a year so this is a rookie mistake this is a cop who just didn't know what he was doing

01:53:53.440 apparently again so far npr doesn't have a problem with a teenage girl trying to stab another person

01:54:01.800 the problem is with the cop then comes the worst part of the report the host said are there any other

01:54:10.060 incidents that make people concerned in columbus so now we haven't put this into context we've talked

01:54:18.080 about a little fight we've talked about an inexperienced cop and now just to go for the throat

01:54:24.640 let's put into question the entire force in columbus the reporter answers yeah matter of fact oh really

01:54:35.400 huh yeah there have been quite a number now listen this quote there's been quite a number the columbus

01:54:43.480 dispatch reports there have been five killings of black people by police just since may now that's bad

01:54:53.080 right well is it i mean it's bad when anyone dies but were those racist police officers

01:55:04.740 mowing down black people is that what happened in columbus especially the 23 year old 23 year old

01:55:14.180 was killed in columbus in his doorway okay well i'd like to know about that story now this case is still

01:55:20.660 under investigation so the details are slim but the officer shot casey goodson jr who was working at

01:55:27.400 the time with the u.s marshals fugitive task force on an unrelated investigation there's no body cam

01:55:34.760 footage because the task force officers are not issued any body cams but during the task force

01:55:40.780 operation the officer reported seeing goodson with a gun and investigated the police officer says there was

01:55:47.500 a verbal exchange the officer says goodson ignored his commands to drop the gun at which point the officer

01:55:53.420 shot him okay don't know if that's good or bad don't know that story there's no uh camera coverage so let

01:56:01.620 that be adjudicated but npr didn't think that that was important at all it didn't serve the narrative

01:56:10.820 white police officers in columbus hunt down black people and they've killed five blacks just since may

01:56:20.220 all right the december killing of uh 47 year old man that npr mentioned in the story that one does

01:56:30.140 appear to be troublesome for the officer involved he failed to turn in his body turn on his body camera

01:56:35.760 which is a problem so there aren't many details he is responding to a non-emergency call after 1 a.m

01:56:42.580 he claims he thought andre hill was a potential burglar with a gun hill turned out to be unarmed

01:56:49.520 but again we don't know and npr provides zero context they could have said killed five people

01:56:55.420 two of them are still uh loose with the details we don't really know what happened but the five

01:57:03.780 the five killings mentioned by npr earlier this month miles jackson a 27 year old was found

01:57:13.880 unconscious unconscious unconscious unconscious in his vehicle this is one of the five that npr

01:57:20.020 mentioned police officers respond to the scene and take him to the hospital for suspected drug overdose

01:57:27.800 while they're at the hospital police find out there's multiple warrants out for jackson's arrest

01:57:34.200 including charges of domestic violence assault and illegal weapons possession by a felon so he's a felon

01:57:43.040 who's now wanted on several warrants inside the hospital they find out that he has a gun in his pants

01:57:53.740 and bullets in his pockets a struggle over the gun ensues the gun comes the gun goes off but no one is hit

01:58:02.940 jackson keeps his gun and holds it for a three minute standoff in those three minutes uh he was ordered

01:58:13.660 85 times by police officers to put the gun down and put his hands on his head the officer then tries to tase

01:58:25.740 him jackson fires a shot at the officers they shoot and kill him does that sound like a bunch of white

01:58:34.320 officers that were gone that had gone crazy in march 43 year old uh andrew teague wanted for attempting

01:58:42.100 to shoot his brother wanted for attempting to shoot his brother his rap sheet also included arrests for

01:58:48.960 weapons possession domestic violence burglary and drug trafficking you would think the oh so

01:58:55.540 compassionate left would care that so many people that are shot by police have warrants out for their

01:59:02.620 arrest for domestic violence but no no no columbus police attempted to pull him over but teague sped away

01:59:09.080 starts driving recklessly so a columbia uh or a columbus police helicopter unit takes over the pursuit

01:59:16.300 they follow him for an hour an officer tries to pull teague over on the interset so teague decides to

01:59:25.860 cross the median and drives into oncoming traffic hits two other vehicles head-on he gets out of his car

01:59:33.820 and starts firing his gun at police police then shot him did did npr think that none of these details were

01:59:45.140 irrelevant this is what you need to know about the corporate media all they want you to hear is that

01:59:52.080 columbus police have killed five black people in less than a year it's unfair completely dishonest and

01:59:59.540 dangerous it is dangerous extremely irresponsible stay away from the corporate media

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 23, 2021

MSM’s Dangerous Cop Narrative ｜ Guests： Bill O’Reilly & Jack Carr ｜ 4⧸23⧸21

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