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00:01:18.860 hello america welcome to the program we have some good news and bad news i'm gonna get the bad news

00:01:26.140 right out of the way uh jobless claims it came out and the worst case scenario was i think 5.3 or 5.4

00:01:35.980 we didn't hit that we hit 6.6 million new claims for unemployment filed just this week

00:01:46.200 so you have some understanding of that in history the largest uh week of unemployment numbers has been

00:01:56.440 around 650,000 that was in 1982 650,000 this is 6.6 million in the last seven years

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00:03:58.060 all right so americans filing now for unemployment insurance

00:04:06.440 continued as more than 6.6 million new claims were filed this week

00:04:14.200 that brings 10 million to the total now of americans who filed over just the last 14 days

00:04:24.280 10 million people um it's going to get worse uh before it gets better i i will tell you that

00:04:33.300 um the government needs to get the programs out all of this all this money that they've have

00:04:41.240 approved i don't even know how you get it do you yeah how do businesses get the money yeah that's

00:04:49.760 the problem they've done a bad job i think communicating to businesses that there's a lot

00:04:54.740 of money here that we passed to give to you to pay your employees and pay your mortgage and pay your

00:05:00.180 bills um so if if you don't fire your employees you can hold on to your employees and we'll pay their

00:05:06.500 salaries for a while that's essentially what the bill says especially for smaller businesses

00:05:10.420 so really like it there shouldn't be a huge rush of laying people off um but it that does seem to

00:05:19.520 be obviously what's going on right now um and it is a uh it's something i think there's been a

00:05:24.780 communication issue from congress from everybody in washington to say hey like here are the four or

00:05:30.880 five things that are in this bill this is coming right around the corner they they the bill stops

00:05:36.500 evictions so if you're you know worried about paying your rent or your mortgage it blocks evictions

00:05:42.640 for a period of time like it they did try to address these things and even with that you're seeing

00:05:48.680 these numbers and what's fascinating too is that you know there's the market's basically flat on the

00:05:53.020 news of 6.6 million unemployed which is what eight times right what the the previous record

00:06:02.080 i mean we're we are in beyond uncharted territory and as a lot of people who have

00:06:10.040 brought this up i mean stephen moore brought this up a little bit yesterday i mean this is

00:06:14.320 who knows if you can turn this off and turn this on it's certainly never been done

00:06:17.880 certainly never been attempted so it's so what's so what's crazy is last night we showed you

00:06:23.140 the evidence that this is planned this is what's happening right now is planned when the president

00:06:29.440 went and said i think we need to quarantine people the part of the people that were there 0.99

00:06:34.380 were the people at the fed and the fed said don't worry we've already planned for this we're going to

00:06:39.980 have the first ever planned recession and we're going to shut everything off and it's going to go

00:06:45.800 in a v shape it's going to go straight down and we'll have high unemployment that's why you need

00:06:51.020 this stimulus you need it right now you need to get those checks to people right now and then once

00:06:56.900 it's passed we're going to turn it back on and it will go straight up so that's the plan they they've

00:07:03.440 they talked about this and the the fed had a a plan and they think that it will go right back up but

00:07:12.400 the problem is nobody's done this before so this is this i mean look at how bad our stats are on

00:07:20.180 everything we we have no stats on anything this is truly flying to the moon without a map or a

00:07:26.900 computer well just go that way a bit yeah you just go up you go up out of the atmosphere and then i

00:07:34.000 think you hang a left and you'll see it it'll right be our on the left just go to the moon right there

00:07:39.300 you'll say it that's what we're doing right now there is no model for this and even the models

00:07:47.040 that we're making are more flawed than anything in climate change and we are turning the engines of

00:07:57.160 a 747 loaded with passengers because there's going to be turbulence and some people might hit their head

00:08:04.980 and maybe a couple people will have a heart attack on the plane you know what we need to do to get

00:08:09.420 past this turbulence turn the engines off and right before we hit the ground turn the engines back on

00:08:16.940 full bore and we should be able just to pop right back up no one in their right mind would do that

00:08:24.920 no one would do that but that's what the fed and the government has done

00:08:31.340 and i think it's this that has made people skeptical about if this virus is even real you know there's

00:08:41.040 so many people that are saying you know is this are these numbers you know i mean should we have

00:08:46.400 turned the economy off i have said yes we should have but we've got to have a plan to turn it back on

00:08:54.660 pretty soon here we're not going to make it until june remember it's like an airplane eventually it hits

00:09:02.720 the ground and it tears the airplane apart and now you're all on the ground looking to put an airplane

00:09:09.240 back together it's damn near impossible so we've got to turn the engines on pretty damn soon and this is

00:09:18.560 why right now you're hearing so much talk about the the masks as i said to you when they first started

00:09:25.520 saying the masks don't work i said yes they do of course they do why are they saying oh the masks don't

00:09:33.980 work uh and by the way if you have them send them to the hospital do we not care about the doctors and

00:09:39.900 the nurses of course we do instead the media perpetrated yet another lie and this is really

00:09:50.300 important remember i said to you there's going to come a time when you must have credibility

00:09:54.300 gang this is it this is it you have to have credibility and the media has none and so they

00:10:04.660 carried the water and they did it knowing that the masks work nobody nobody with a day of i'm not even

00:10:13.860 education just a day of life knows that if they don't work for the average person why does the

00:10:21.280 hospital are they superhuman what's the difference so they told us not to wear masks and this is why

00:10:29.400 we're now hearing you know what maybe you should wear masks and and maybe you should make your own

00:10:35.340 at home maybe you should start wearing a bandana maybe you should start doing these things because

00:10:41.760 they're preparing us for a time when we all have to go back to work and it's going to be scary

00:10:47.480 and you need to do your homework on masks and keeping things separate you know there's a person i was

00:10:55.940 talking to somebody yesterday they said they were out and they were in their car and they watched

00:11:00.780 this person go through a drive-thru uh and i'm sorry into a 7-eleven gas station and so they went in

00:11:07.260 and the person was sitting in their car and they put their gloves on and then got out of the car put

00:11:13.540 their mask on then went into the store bought a couple of like cokes put the money down walked out

00:11:21.040 then took the cokes put them in the car touched everything in the car then took their gloves off

00:11:29.900 then they took their mask off well that's what why even wear it you you didn't even wipe down the

00:11:37.560 cokes you touched everything in your car with the gloves so now whatever you touched is in your car

00:11:42.600 people don't have any clue and this is why we really need to understand because we are going to have

00:11:50.320 to go back to work there are going to be firemen who have to go to work it is and i don't mean literal

00:11:58.000 firemen that's you there is no such thing as a non-essential worker there's no such thing if

00:12:05.800 there is you need to find a new career everyone is essential because this is an economy of people

00:12:14.180 so the mask thing is an absolute lie the idea that this is not a big deal is a lie you could have

00:12:29.080 you could have said that maybe a month ago i don't know is it a big deal or not are these numbers

00:12:35.060 accurate or not you could have made that case a month ago i don't think you can make that case today

00:12:41.860 people are dying a thousand people a day here in america a thousand people died yesterday well

00:12:49.560 that's only if it's in 56 days it'll be 56 000 that's what we lose on the flu those are two cities

00:12:57.540 we haven't even hit the peak it isn't even in america yet and at that rate were these numbers of a

00:13:05.340 million dead if we did nothing were they that wrong i don't know and we'll never know hopefully

00:13:13.860 because we're doing things properly but if anyone who understands donald trump thinks that donald trump

00:13:22.800 is shutting down the economy because of some nefarious plan or just to help the banks or is being

00:13:31.060 duped by the doctors with this flawed stuff donald trump has the best gut of people i've ever seen

00:13:40.060 okay he can he knows where the american people live that's the one skill that everyone can say he knows

00:13:48.860 how to connect with people that means he hears instinctively he hears people and he can reflect it

00:13:56.820 you don't think that he knows that the majority of his voters are not in new york and los angeles

00:14:02.960 the majority of his voters are in the center of the country who is not feeling the effects of this yet

00:14:10.620 and they're the ones going you know is it really that big of a deal because i don't see it around here

00:14:15.580 remember we're no different than the media in some ways the media when it was happening in seattle

00:14:22.560 oh it was a thing in seattle and it was a big deal but not really now it's in new york now it's where

00:14:28.920 they live oh my gosh this is the biggest thing ever panic everyone panic panic panic we're the same way

00:14:37.480 i'm living in texas i don't see it like going crazy in our hospitals or anything else and i kind of like

00:14:44.820 sitting here with the rest of everybody else going really can we not go to work you don't think donald

00:14:50.820 trump feels that you don't think donald trump knows that he knows how you're feeling he does

00:14:56.500 this is real this is real now we have to figure out how do we get out of our bubbles how do we go

00:15:04.840 back to work in time before we hit the ground yesterday was one of the jeez one of the most depressing

00:15:13.920 things i steven moore is an optimist he's a great optimist he we always are arguing because he's

00:15:20.680 always like oh you know have faith and blah blah blah holy cow he was on the phone with the white 0.94

00:15:29.120 house uh staff they were talking about how do we how do we make sure this thing doesn't hit the ground

00:15:34.720 and he comes on right after and he's like i'm sorry i'm just really i don't know how we're gonna

00:15:39.300 survive i'm like whoa steven shh don't say that you're freaking me out man

00:15:44.380 so the government can't do it all so we have to we have to because there is no such thing

00:15:53.320 as a non-essential worker today and in today's show we're going to talk about things that you we

00:15:59.740 have to think differently we have to stop thinking about how bad this is and we have to start thinking

00:16:05.720 about what are the opportunities what are the things if you're a small business person what are the

00:16:11.080 things you can do that will provide you and your family enough to go on uh because small businesses

00:16:22.040 generally have about 21 days of of capital to be able to run we're at the end of those 21 days 45 days

00:16:31.700 most of them are out of business we're halfway there for the 45 days uh we we we need to start

00:16:39.240 thinking differently and not be a victim because americans are not victims

00:16:44.400 all right we take a pretty good beating as a country over the last couple of weeks

00:16:59.700 and uh millions of americans are feeling the effects of it and you're one of those people

00:17:03.960 you're trying to sell a house or buy one or both things might seem a little scary am i going to get

00:17:09.000 the money for my house here's the deal as americans it's uh our kind of thing to get back up on our

00:17:15.680 feet and dust ourselves off it's one of the things the world looks to us for if america starts freaking

00:17:21.900 out i guarantee the rest of the country is going to freak out the rest of the world is going to freak

00:17:25.600 out many places this is why they admire us because we get back up on our feet here's what i want you to

00:17:32.360 know get back up on your feet don't worry about it you need to sell your house you're going to find a

00:17:37.260 fire those things are going to change yes but you're going to find it and you're going to find

00:17:42.560 here's the silver lining i mean one reason why donald trump wants to do a package a spending package

00:17:47.960 of two two trillion dollars is because the interest rate to borrow that money is at zero zero

00:17:54.600 you're not going to hit zero but you're going to hit damn close so you're going to be able to finance

00:18:01.300 this and it's going to cost you a lot less if you want to prepare for when america does get back on

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00:18:20.900 10 second station id okay i want you to keep in mind a couple of things um one i think mexico is

00:18:43.820 going to be the southern border is going to be an absolute crisis uh coming soon uh i we've been

00:18:52.960 trying to get a hold of the governor of texas i don't know why we can't but we've been trying to

00:18:57.120 get a hold of uh greg abbott there is going to be a crisis on our southern border unlike the world has

00:19:02.440 ever seen america is not prepared for what is coming on our border they did nothing to prepare

00:19:09.340 their their hospitals are going to be massively overrun uh and they are all going to head to

00:19:16.240 america for the free health care and they will swamp the hospitals in the southwest region of america

00:19:23.820 there is going to be a humanitarian cry what are you going to do shoot them as they're trying to come

00:19:28.440 over is that what you're going to do how are we going to how are we going to handle this how are we

00:19:34.640 going to handle this if people aren't aware of this right now we are headed for a nightmare disaster

00:19:42.200 so please contact your congressmen your senators everyone get them to focus on the on the border

00:19:51.300 free health care and south america but especially mexico mexicans have done nothing to prepare 0.52

00:20:00.680 and it is going to be biblical proportion bad um and we have to have that conversation now the other

00:20:09.060 thing i want you to be very well aware of is and i cannot give you any kind of investment advice i don't

00:20:15.640 want you to take my advice on investments because i have absolutely no idea i i've already resigned myself

00:20:22.260 to being broke at the end of my life or you know probably sooner than that but um uh but i i can see

00:20:32.040 trends and there is something that i warned you about that would happen at some point if you remember i

00:20:40.300 said to you at some point our enemies are going to see that we're weak and they're going to say go go go go

00:20:46.320 well there's two points of pressure right now where our enemies see us as weak and one of those enemies

00:20:52.920 is russia and the other one apparently is saudi arabia we are we are energy independent for the first time

00:21:00.700 and uh saudis and russia they don't like it and they want to control the world well they are currently 0.74

00:21:07.740 putting us out of business because we can't we can't compete those are sovereign nations that own

00:21:16.240 the oil so imagine if the united states just said we own all the oil it's all nationalized and we'll

00:21:22.100 just keep pumping oil we're going to keep these jobs going we're going to just keep pumping oil

00:21:26.480 and we don't care how much it costs us that's what saudi arabia and russia are doing and they're

00:21:32.180 they're pumping at full speed saudi arabia is pumping as fast as they possibly can makes no sense

00:21:40.580 because there's nobody buying any of the oil the oil may actually go below uh zero they may have to

00:21:49.600 start paying people to take the oil off their hands because there's no place to store it this is going

00:21:57.620 to collapse our uh oil market the president is meeting with the oil companies today and the people

00:22:05.300 here in texas i mean you lose texas if texas goes offline america that was 50 of the job creation was

00:22:12.480 happening in texas you can't have texas go offline uh that's the one thing there is something even more

00:22:19.840 important that i warned you about our enemies would do and they would say go go go go go now

00:22:26.140 and they're doing it we'll give that to you next you're listening to glenn beck

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00:23:57.800 this is the glennbeck program welcome hello america we're glad you're here um i want to talk to you a

00:24:14.420 little bit about uh what's possibly coming next and i i want to talk to you about this in not a way

00:24:20.460 of this is a prediction or or anything else my job is not to predict the future my job is to see over

00:24:27.480 the horizon if i can and point out the things that i see as potential problems uh and then

00:24:35.200 and then try to figure out ways to prepare ourselves for that we have uh a system all built

00:24:43.260 inside of all of us and it's it's um it's kept us from being eaten by tigers and lions and you know

00:24:51.820 uh or you know killed if we if you know if we uh upset joe the tiger king um and it is a it's a

00:25:00.280 fight or flight kind of mechanism and and generally what happens is when trouble appears you slam on

00:25:08.160 the brakes you freak out you pull in you pull back and you uh you just protect protect protect that's

00:25:16.000 that's normal that's normal and that's good but now we have to now that we're in it we have to now

00:25:23.060 relax a bit and look at the horizon and say okay what's coming our way what are the signs that we see

00:25:29.500 for trouble where where can we be of assistance where can we uh steer clear of that trouble how

00:25:36.960 can i prepare for it so let me give you a couple of things first of all uh there is a problem uh in

00:25:44.020 our markets and i know you're aware of this uh but you may not be aware of what else is happening

00:25:49.240 in the global markets um i've told you before in you know 2008 to 10 there's going to come a time

00:25:57.100 where our enemies will see us weakened and uh they will say go now now now now now this is why the

00:26:04.000 president was talking yesterday about what's happening in iraq and warning iran because extremists

00:26:10.620 are seeing that the big dogs on the block are sick and distracted and so they're going to say go now

00:26:17.560 this is also happening not just on a military battlefront but this is also happening uh in the

00:26:27.660 electronic and economic world

00:26:30.240 the united states is the world reserve currency our dollar is what makes the world go around everybody

00:26:39.700 needs dollars well everybody is short dollars right now and they've been sitting on these investments

00:26:46.720 and they need them to be dollars and so they we've just had the largest ever dump of federal treasuries

00:26:56.060 in history a hundred billion dollars in the last three weeks and these are from central banks

00:27:03.020 that are just dumping these loans you know they're saying okay you know what we bought this treasury for

00:27:10.440 your loan but uh we need the money so we're dumping it and the fed trying to keep the loan or the uh the

00:27:18.060 the price of treasuries up and everything else is is going in and buying them back and saying okay but

00:27:24.660 pinky promised that you're going to buy these back right i mean after this passes we'll give you the

00:27:28.320 cash but then we're just going to hold it for you and you're going to come back and get this treasury

00:27:32.400 well i'm not sure they're ever going to come back and get that treasury uh so we are now doing

00:27:36.900 everything we can to stop everybody from dumping our our loans this is really bad because the only

00:27:44.340 buyer that's left for our treasuries are basically us and uh us oh and then there's the fed which is

00:27:55.200 us this is going to be a problem coming down the the line this is why the dollars what they're doing

00:28:03.780 right now is really going to affect the dollar i i urge you please to spread out your risk if you

00:28:12.640 haven't thought about gold lately you might want to think about gold and physical gold because you want

00:28:19.280 something on hand uh in the uh in the future i i truly believe this may be a gold event in the end of

00:28:29.100 it i hope not but uh it very well may be and uh once they start to see that it is the writing is on

00:28:38.820 the wall they will stop i think the sale of gold um they'll do everything they can to protect uh the

00:28:45.660 u.s dollar but we'll see uh all right so you have that going on you have the southern border i think is

00:28:53.900 going to be an absolute nightmare and you also now see some stores rodeo drive etc etc have taken and

00:29:02.400 they have boarded up their windows uh and you're you might see this in your own hometown where they

00:29:09.180 are they're actually boarding up the stores some of these big stores are boarding them up because uh

00:29:14.940 they don't want theft it's a really good idea uh because i think there's going to come a time

00:29:21.940 where there is lawlessness uh in the country uh and uh i also see a time possibly in the summer

00:29:31.920 when unemployment is so high that the socialists the marxists the antiphaz of the world take advantage 0.91

00:29:39.960 of this uh and cause real problem real problems on the streets remember you know bottom up top down

00:29:49.100 inside out i told you that there would come a time when things would be so bad that you would beg for

00:29:54.560 the government to just stop it uh and they'll be more than happy to do it luckily as of today we have

00:30:03.060 a president who i think will give the power back um but you know god only knows what what the future

00:30:11.220 holds uh now and how long this emergency will uh will last but you need to be prepared and the thing you

00:30:20.120 need to to really take away from all of this is

00:30:23.440 it's going to get harder to live out of the now but you have to um you have to think

00:30:37.640 about the future and you have to if you lose hope in the future and this is why the media when we did

00:30:45.580 a special last night on blaze tv um this is why the media is so dangerous right now because they are

00:30:53.980 planting the seeds of despair not hope they are not saying uh we're gonna be fine uh you know every

00:31:02.700 time donald trump says this is gonna pass yeah well how many dead is acceptable

00:31:07.680 everybody knows this is gonna pass it's going to pass and now is the time where we need people to

00:31:15.680 pull together and say yeah it's gonna suck for a while but it's gonna pass and we will come back

00:31:23.460 stronger i don't know how but we will come back stronger because that's what america does

00:31:28.900 this is why the media is so dangerous this coupled with the fact and the masks is just a really good

00:31:38.640 example of it now they're now they're saying you know we should all be wearing masks wait a minute i

00:31:46.040 thought you said they did no good you were lying to us then you didn't believe that we were smart

00:31:51.920 enough to figure it out that our hospitals needed the masks you didn't think that we were good enough

00:31:58.800 to self-sacrifice ourselves and say you know what i'm gonna bring those masks to the hospital

00:32:04.960 i'm gonna send those to a nursing home i don't need them my family and i we can we can soldier on 0.99

00:32:12.220 until things settle down you didn't believe in us they don't they don't know you they don't believe in

00:32:19.500 you they don't think that they don't understand the charity of the average american in the time of

00:32:26.160 crisis and so what do they do they lied to us and said no they're no good for you you can't have

00:32:31.600 them you should send them to the hospital they're they work on like magical conditions in the hospital

00:32:36.320 but they won't work for you so they have no credibility

00:32:40.320 if you have an ability to help and i'm going to show you next hour how how you have to start

00:32:56.860 thinking because you can't help all of us can help uh if you can uh if you can think out of the box on

00:33:06.420 how to make money there are ways to make money right now the internet is an amazing thing and

00:33:13.480 you just have to see the need see the capitalism is it's at its absolute best when it sees need

00:33:22.600 when it sees need people think well i can fix that and they do well i could do that i could

00:33:31.300 oh a person next door is having that i bet the other people are like that i could do i could do

00:33:35.840 that that's how you need to think right now we invent our way out of things we we look at not the

00:33:44.740 problems we look for the solutions that's the american way that's the thing that the media doesn't see

00:33:52.620 that's the thing that progressives don't see or believe in i was watching sky news yesterday

00:33:57.200 and they they did a report on uh and i love it because they're tearing their prime minister apart

00:34:03.140 just like they're tearing john uh donald trump apart here he said it was too slow and what is he doing

00:34:09.380 today i don't know he's in home at bed he's got covid19 yeah like he doesn't care anyway but they said

00:34:17.600 the nih is is overrun now that's the the health care the socialized health care system it's always been 0.58

00:34:24.940 overrun so they're asking for volunteers that will go in and work in the hospitals well you notice we

00:34:31.620 haven't had to have volunteers work in the hospitals why because we have a robust system now maybe we

00:34:38.260 have to have volunteers work at the hospital and there's nothing wrong with that but when you're

00:34:42.740 the first week into it and you you don't have enough people you got a problem with your health care

00:34:47.760 system the very next story was from a group of of engineers and private companies who were saying

00:34:56.840 let us make face masks let us make um ventilators let we can make these but the government won't allow

00:35:07.460 us to do it and we just need permission to do it that's why the rest of the world fails that's why

00:35:15.420 we lead the world that's why donald trump hasn't had to issue any orders to do it because companies

00:35:22.460 did you hear about what was it uh ge the workers walked off their job not for more money but because

00:35:29.760 they said we got to stop making this let's make ventilators we can do it the workers were the ones

00:35:35.480 that led the way on that because that's what america does there's no such thing as a non-essential

00:35:43.580 worker you can change the world you can change it by changing your own thinking what you're saying

00:35:52.520 and spreading online how you're thinking about your family how you're thinking about your job

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00:40:08.220 so here's here's the news that we must explore today joe biden is offering a call to president

00:40:28.820 trump to discuss strategy to combat the coronavirus pandemic rocking the nation

00:40:33.340 i'm not sure what joe biden has to offer but uh donald trump said he'd be more than happy to

00:40:39.260 take the call and and work with him side by side side by side on that but uh

00:40:43.780 should be an interesting conversation we'll have to explore that later candace owens joins us 1.00

00:41:00.940 she's on fire lately uh we'll talk to her next

00:41:04.840 you're listening to glenbeck

00:41:10.380 candace owens who i think will be our first female black president at some point is joining us next 0.88

00:41:19.860 she's uh she's a little upset with uh the media she's a little upset with the governor of

00:41:27.040 connecticut and an announcement they just made and she is on fire we join her in 60 seconds this 1.00

00:41:34.580 is the glenbeck program

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00:43:58.900 so there's a there was a tweet uh sent out by the governor of

00:44:19.620 connecticut ned lamont he said it's with heartbreaking sadness today that we can confirm

00:44:25.040 the first pediatric fatality in connecticut linked to covet 19 a six-week-old newborn from

00:44:33.040 the hartford area was brought in unresponsive to a hospital last week and could not be revived

00:44:39.360 testing confirmed last night that the newborn was covet 19 positive absolutely heartbreaking we

00:44:46.660 believe this is one of the youngest lives lost anywhere due to complications relating to

00:44:52.500 covet 19 this virus that attacks our most fragile without mercy also stresses the importance of staying

00:45:00.980 home and limiting exposure to people your lives and the lives of others literally could be saved

00:45:05.480 blah blah blah blah blah well candace owen did not like this candace wrote linked to covet 19 what the

00:45:12.960 hell does that even mean did the newborn have pre-existing conditions yes or no did the infant die

00:45:18.740 of coronavirus yes or no stop with the political double speak scaring mothers of newborns with partial

00:45:25.460 information is scum behavior complicated by linked to has anyone realized that all of these death

00:45:33.360 announcements provide partial information if you're going to start using the death of infants to scare

00:45:38.440 people into what doing what you want you better start providing full information well that's created

00:45:44.480 a firestorm and candace owens joins us now to talk about it hello candace 0.94

00:45:50.080 glenn when am i ever not causing a firestorm i don't know i don't know you are a human flame

00:45:57.940 torch on is what you should say every day when you get out of bed uh so so what is the first of all

00:46:05.600 tell me about your sisters because i think this is important for people to know because you are uh

00:46:12.340 very passionate on this because of your sisters yeah so i first everyone um who doesn't know i just

00:46:18.520 want to say i grew up in connecticut so i am uh connecticut raised and so incidentally all of my

00:46:25.500 family lives in connecticut and by chance both of my sisters at the start of this coronavirus outbreak

00:46:32.420 were nine months pregnant when these lockdowns went into place first time pregnant too so you know

00:46:38.140 there's a lot of you know holy cow angst that goes into this oh yeah so just so people understand what

00:46:43.640 people that are pregnant right now are going through um there are some hospitals that are not allowing

00:46:47.780 their spouses to be in the room when they give birth my sisters were allowed no visitors outside of 0.52

00:46:53.120 their husbands so there's just you know they both have babies that are under three weeks old

00:46:57.760 um and they gave birth in stanford connecticut uh for one of my sisters and that is where the hotbed 1.00

00:47:03.340 is all the spread is where they're saying that it's the most dangerous place to be that's where i grew

00:47:07.280 up um so when i saw this tweet go out i mean i was absolutely infuriated because i've been noticing

00:47:14.640 that trend of linked to complicated by complications associated with covid coronavirus or covid19

00:47:22.980 and that tells a mother or a person nothing a person could have stage four cancer okay and die

00:47:30.360 of a cold right but you would no one would ever introduce the information of this person died

00:47:35.100 um complicated by you know of something complicated by a cold you would say this person had stage four

00:47:40.420 cancer this person you know was hiv positive you would just give more information because it provides

00:47:45.400 context which tethers people to reality what he did was so irresponsible and he did that

00:47:52.400 intentionally there is no question about that so now why is it why is it irresponsible uh candace he's

00:48:01.440 trying to get people to pay attention to it i'm just playing devil's advocate don't think i actually

00:48:05.400 believe as if right he's trying trying to get people to pay attention to it as if okay if this person was

00:48:12.180 genuinely trying to be responsible and was concerned about about pregnant women and to be mothers he would 0.65

00:48:18.420 have provided every single detail right he would have said you know this person uh you know this baby

00:48:24.540 was brought on responsive maybe the baby was born with some you know major underlying illness maybe the

00:48:29.480 baby died of sin you know and and because they are now allowing people to be tested post-mortem

00:48:35.080 every person must be tested to see if they have the virus in their system they're only reporting if the

00:48:40.500 person tested positive you know and this poor infant this poor family this poor child

00:48:45.540 is going through enough trauma then you have what they have gone through be used because the

00:48:51.540 governor of connecticut just like the governor of new york just like the governor of illinois

00:48:55.960 is trying to extract wealth from the federal government and the more deaths and covid 19 cases they have

00:49:02.840 the more they can knock on donald trump's door and say we need more billions do you think it's ironic

00:49:08.120 that all of these states happen to be facing um a crisis a budget crisis you know uh chicago i mean

00:49:16.360 illinois facing bankruptcy connecticut thank facing bankruptcy and your coma in new york facing a

00:49:22.440 medicaid collapse right he had until april 1st to set to sort all of this budget stuff out because he's

00:49:28.600 given out too much free stuff and lo and behold they are given a gift in the form of coronavirus which

00:49:34.020 is a real virus okay there's no question it's a real virus what we are questioning is whether or

00:49:39.460 not they are drumming up the narrative by falsely associating every single death to coronavirus so

00:49:45.700 that they can extract more wealth from the fed so you see an example of this um with the cbs news talent

00:49:54.980 executive uh and news producer uh that they said died of covid 19 sunday this according to cbs news

00:50:03.460 um but she didn't really die of covid 19 yes that was the thing that eventually took her but she has

00:50:11.800 been battling cancer and quote related illnesses for 20 years um and was in a weakened condition these are

00:50:21.960 the people that we we knew in advance would be the the most likely to die because if they can i have a

00:50:29.160 friend who's on who's on uh medication right now to save his eyes he's he's going blind well it's it's

00:50:36.160 the medication he's taking is they usually give to people who have an organ transplant and uh it

00:50:43.520 completely suppresses your immune system and i know this guy's he's like my brother i mean we grew up

00:50:51.100 together i know and he knows if he catches this he's gonna die but it's not because coronavirus is so

00:50:58.140 deadly it's because he has no immune system because of the other thing that he has going on

00:51:05.280 that is correct that is absolutely correct and people need to really look into the fine print here

00:51:11.820 because they've changed it they changed the medical standard never before when people die of various

00:51:17.040 illnesses do they test them for one specific virus right if you're uh for as an example if you have if

00:51:22.820 you're hiv positive and that transforms into aids everybody that dies of aids we know dies actually

00:51:28.400 is something like a cold right but we are not told that you know a cold is so dangerous that this person

00:51:34.440 died we're not told that because that's completely unreasonable of course a person with a regular

00:51:38.800 immune system can fight off a common cold of course a person that is suffering from full-blown aids

00:51:44.960 is compromised they cannot fight off a cold because of their immune system suppression

00:51:49.560 so how are they conflating these things and why are they conflating these things glenn that's the

00:51:55.580 most important question why and i am telling you it is a financial incentive okay the democrats have

00:52:01.880 never seen a crisis that they didn't think that they could extract money from and all of them have

00:52:06.720 mismanaged their states to me i draw a thick line in the sand when you start coming after vulnerable

00:52:13.260 moms who have so much to be fearful of especially knowing you may not be able to have your spouse 0.99

00:52:19.180 in the room when you give birth for the first time and now you're sending them home with their 0.99

00:52:24.360 babies with an idea that these babies are dropping dead of coronavirus that is absolute that's absolutely

00:52:31.320 sick it's scum behavior i think ned lamont is a scumbag and i stand by that assessment i'd say it to 0.72

00:52:37.660 his face if he was in my living room today more with candace owens in one minute

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00:53:52.460 candace owens her twitter handle is at real candace o uh her website blexit.com she's got a brand new

00:54:15.940 book out uh called blackout uh and uh she's joining us now so candace help me out on something

00:54:22.420 because there's this weird thing going on and i think it it has everything to do with money and

00:54:27.980 seeing the reaction of money um but there's this thing going on where conservatives appear to be

00:54:36.320 questioning the seriousness of this uh crisis and donald trump is not he was but he is not now and

00:54:45.120 there's nobody that wants to shut the economy down less than donald trump um where do you stand

00:54:51.020 on the seriousness of this crisis and do you think that when people aren't when they are questioning it

00:54:57.520 they're questioning it the way you just were on yeah but what are we doing here and who's really making

00:55:05.340 a killing on this correct so i i will first and foremost say i am not a doctor because everyone

00:55:12.420 says you're on a doctor you can't speak about it my honest opinion is that coronavirus of course is

00:55:18.680 real it is a real virus and i think that it is extremely contagious what i do not believe is

00:55:24.560 that it is very fatal that that is where i separate from i do not believe it is fatal and by the way

00:55:29.340 remember two weeks ago they said in two weeks you're going to be worse in italy we were not worse

00:55:33.560 in italy we are not worse than italy today right they are leaving out a lot of pertinent information

00:55:38.200 when they discuss this virus first and foremost the statistical outliers they keep telling us we

00:55:43.680 have to shut down the economy it's the only way to stop the spread and stop people from dying

00:55:47.740 explain to me japan right you say look at japan they've had they've had it in their country for

00:55:53.420 as long as possible i mean as long as we have my sister just you know my sister-in-law lives in

00:55:58.140 tokyo japan they haven't shut down everything they just very recently stopped allowing people to travel

00:56:03.320 into the country why have they only had a hundred and so deaths from this virus when i asked her what

00:56:08.480 was different what was actually different about what's going on in japan it's the way the media is

00:56:12.180 reporting on it okay they're not freaking out it's a blurb in their newspapers they're not freaking

00:56:16.940 everybody out telling them they're all going to die another statistical outlier sweden people say oh

00:56:21.780 well tokyo they bow and so that's the reason why which makes absolutely no sense then you have

00:56:26.880 sweden okay they haven't shut down anything and there aren't millions of swedes dying there aren't

00:56:32.920 hundreds thousands of swedes dropping dead at the street another statistical outlier okay then the

00:56:37.600 best argument by the way against any of this is bangladesh and india i mean are you seeing the

00:56:43.640 images of millions and millions of people refugees that are trapped there because they just made the 1.00

00:56:49.660 decision because of western western pressure to shut down um to shut down the major city in india

00:56:55.880 and what was the result millions of people stranded because they can't take the train to get home

00:57:00.300 if you are going to tell me in two weeks that we don't have millions or hundreds of thousands of

00:57:05.800 indians and people from bangladesh that are are dead you're being dishonest about how fatal this virus

00:57:11.200 is they do not live as clean as people live in japan they are not as small as sweden is nobody can

00:57:16.280 answer these statistical outliers another statistical outlier italy italy has a lot of deaths do you know

00:57:22.840 what i pulled up the other day glenn that nobody's talking about italy has been going through a high

00:57:28.100 amount of elderly deaths for years since 2014 they put together a commission and had doctor study

00:57:34.620 why so many italians were dying in the northern region elderly italians do you want to know what

00:57:39.700 the conclusion of that scientific study was glenn because they're old because they're old okay

00:57:44.940 okay because they're just more susceptible to illnesses the very old population you say that today

00:57:53.940 you're considered a bigot you can't say it in 20 you can't say it in 2020 the doctor said in 2017

00:57:58.240 you can't say that in 2020 these are too many statistical outliers now in terms of the president

00:58:04.520 he has to do what he has to do he's got a nation that is is is really really scared his job is to

00:58:10.820 protect americans and the american sentiments for better or for worse because of our mainstream media

00:58:15.560 because people are being told that their newborn babies are going to die a lot of people are scared

00:58:19.740 i think if i was the president of the united states i would have shut down the economy for a couple of

00:58:24.540 weeks and and and played the part of slowing the spread but no i am in i am in stark disagreement

00:58:29.640 with him this economy needs to be reopened um yesterday in my opinion you know this just this

00:58:35.320 entire process of trying to fix this doesn't make any sense because of the statistical outliers

00:58:40.920 all right italy's been shut down for weeks people are still dying let me let me take you here

00:58:47.460 you just tweeted right before you went on the air and i just saw it i am now honestly considering

00:58:53.600 running for office i never had any desire previously but something has changed in me last night had a

00:58:59.300 conversation with my husband and i think it's a plan yeah i did tweet that and that is real

00:59:05.360 you just tweeted it 25 minutes ago so what what tell me about it you know i was talking to my husband

00:59:12.800 about this and my frustration with all of these governors and how dishonest they've been and you

00:59:17.560 know i grew up in connecticut i i came up in new york i spent um you know my early 20s seven years in

00:59:23.520 new york city i was born in new york and watching the way that these governors are are are lying and

00:59:28.780 mismanaging i'm just i'm getting sick of it so i said to my husband you know um i think i should

00:59:33.720 get into politics i think i should run i should i should surprise run um and uh take somebody

00:59:38.900 for for everything they have and expose people and we had a conversation about it

00:59:43.780 run for i'm not entirely sure yet and it will be a super surprise when i announce and when i do it

00:59:53.880 and i'll tell you something else glenn i'll win there'll be no question i will win i will win the

00:59:57.700 entire thing they won't know what hit them and they'll only know what hit them because they were

01:00:01.940 being dishonest and they lied and i've had enough of it and i think that you know i'm i'm passionate

01:00:07.080 about this stuff it's day in and day out for me um and i'm i'm just ready to put my throw my hat in

01:00:11.760 the ring at some point so so are you uh will you say that are you looking in connecticut are you

01:00:18.520 looking in 2020 what uh what does this mean it means that i am eyeing a seat right now i'm not

01:00:26.860 going to say whether it's in senate whether it's in the house whether it's for governor whether it's

01:00:32.480 for president um but i'm serious about it i am very serious about it um and uh it's the first

01:00:40.220 time i've had the inkling to do it in this covet 19 uh crises and um people that are unwilling to

01:00:46.340 stand up for the truth because they're too scared and we've got too many people that are too scared

01:00:50.500 uh to look people in the face and tell them the truth and i'm not one of them

01:00:53.500 have you talked to your mentor about this i have not yet because this idea literally came into my

01:01:02.800 head last night and my husband and i had a conversation about it and we were both like

01:01:07.800 yep let's do it you know let's figure out what we got to do to make this happen and um i haven't

01:01:12.220 spoken to anyone about it well i'm glad you spoke to us yeah i know i mean you must have tweet

01:01:20.900 you literally must have tweeted it as you were picking up the phone to call into the show because

01:01:26.460 uh at least that's when it posted yeah well i'm i'm glad that yeah i'm glad we had a chance to uh

01:01:33.500 to talk to you candace and uh best of luck to you and we hope that you will uh consider this to be a

01:01:39.360 place where you announce or at least talk about it uh again uh when you do announce best of luck

01:01:45.780 without question without question thank you so much glenn always a pleasure you bet

01:01:49.860 i mean candace owens who uh i think will be the president of the united states at some point in 0.99

01:01:56.300 her life she is she's remarkable and really really effective uh as a speaker she's got her

01:02:05.220 she just got her wig together and yeah i know it makes people uncomfortable to hear me say things like

01:02:10.760 that but she's she's got her as we say in the streets she's got her wig together 1.00

01:02:15.680 uh hannis owens all right we're gonna take a look at uh who we are and where we're headed from here

01:02:24.420 in just a couple of minutes hang on you're listening to glenn back

01:02:30.740 all right so let me talk to you about you know the end is coming soon i mean it's here we're all

01:02:37.860 gonna die blah blah blah blah blah you know that's uh that's not the way i mean the end is near you

01:02:44.480 know the end is coming the end is coming soon and i mean the end of the crisis it's coming soon

01:02:48.140 and when we unleash the american people if we are prepared to jump and go back to work

01:02:55.500 that means this economy will fire back up on all cylinders it's going to be tough and it's never been

01:03:03.020 done before but we have to be ready to do it and when it happens things are going to go back to

01:03:07.660 normal as as much as possible uh except interest rates are going to be very very low loans will be

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01:04:05.840 i want to talk to you quickly about the jobless claims report that came out today

01:04:11.200 it was devastating and record-breaking uh last week to have three point what was it 3.25

01:04:19.020 um million people sign up for unemployment last week

01:04:23.060 yeah it was about all kinds of records yeah 3.3 i think it was and so it was double that this week

01:04:30.820 yeah uh it broke all records last week today it is 6.6 million people that filed for unemployment

01:04:40.280 uh and i want to talk to you about that uh that is obviously really really bad um if you watched last

01:04:48.760 night's show on blaze tv you know that this is planned this is what the fed presented to the

01:04:56.340 president we're going to shut everything down and we're going to make a v never been done before

01:05:01.100 i don't know how it works but god bless them uh that's what they wanted to do they would shut the

01:05:07.940 engines off it'd go straight down it would bottom out and then in time we'll turn it back on and it will

01:05:15.220 go all the way back up in an identical economy the way it was if it's done right but they had to have

01:05:22.380 massive amounts of cash uh and force it out to the people right away uh and you know i'm not sure if

01:05:29.640 that's happening fast enough but we'll see we'll see there's all kinds of ramifications of that but

01:05:37.260 here's what i want to talk to you about i want you to start thinking differently okay the the people

01:05:45.800 that survive these things this is why america always survives the people who survive these things

01:05:52.980 are the people that just think differently they they don't dwell on the problem they start to look

01:06:02.820 at problems like an opportunity so i can't tell you what tomorrow is going to bring nobody knows

01:06:08.760 nobody knows nobody you could you could have the biggest genius on with all of the supercomputers in

01:06:14.880 the world all tied together and they couldn't tell you what's going to happen tomorrow or in three months

01:06:20.040 because we've never seen this before there's no model for this so what we have to do is prepare

01:06:28.000 for likely possibilities and i told you last hour some of those possibilities listen to it on the

01:06:35.440 podcast if you missed any of the show today listen to it on the podcast because there's some warnings

01:06:40.180 of some things that are are coming uh and one of them is the the real collapse of the dollar eventually

01:06:47.640 uh we're looking at a i think a humanitarian crisis of biblical proportions on our southern border

01:06:54.780 soon uh there are things that we have to do now i want you to start thinking differently

01:07:02.700 up in seattle there are three sisters in a neighborhood um where my friend has been locked

01:07:08.960 in their house since this began in seattle and he says every three days or so they bring us three dinners

01:07:15.360 to make and they leave it in my milk box who still has a milk box uh you just put them in the oven

01:07:21.920 super helpful cost effective you don't have to spend time preparing it and cooking it like those

01:07:28.080 internet services they're not going to get rich but they are making a living and providing a great

01:07:32.220 service in our neighborhood if you run the cheesecake factory

01:07:37.760 have you considered taking online orders and turning your servers into delivery people

01:07:45.520 if you're fixing cars i know i started my car the other day and i have a problem with my car i got

01:07:50.640 to take it to the shop oh the shop is closed okay well if you're fixing cars have you thought about

01:07:57.200 coming and picking up the car taking it into your shop fixing it and returning it so you don't have

01:08:05.120 to you don't have to be around people you don't have to see people but you can you can go out in

01:08:11.280 in uh you know in your car pick the other car up fix it return it pay online we need to start doing

01:08:21.460 things like this how about zip recruiter zip recruiter you need to start making matches

01:08:26.960 of unemployed people who have already recovered from the coronavirus this is early but soon as we have

01:08:33.540 the antibody tests we need to find people that have the antibody uh that can go in and start doing jobs

01:08:42.000 that other people can't do the ones that they really write in you know the face of coronavirus

01:08:48.460 is anybody thinking about starting a service to match jobs with people who have the antibody

01:08:56.000 would you pay extra to have your groceries delivered to you okay i can get that service

01:09:07.240 would you pay extra if somebody that delivered them delivered them to your porch and was masked up and

01:09:15.980 suited up and they washed everything down with clorox on the front porch so you had everything clean

01:09:23.800 before you even touched it i think i would is there anybody out there willing to to do that

01:09:31.980 you know when paramedics go in they can't uh they they have to suit up every time and so it's causing

01:09:44.020 the speed of of recovery of going in and helping people it's causing it to slow way down because they

01:09:51.720 have to suit up every time they go into somebody's house now uh and it's causing a whole bunch of

01:09:57.360 problems with enough masks and enough suits and they have to be sterilized every time that they use

01:10:01.320 them when you have the antibody test can we start hiring people who have the antibody to be able to go

01:10:09.500 in in a in very little kind of suit and be able to go in and do a test on people before the paramedics

01:10:18.100 have to go and suit up how about is there anybody working on a like you know those bug bombs that

01:10:28.480 we have you know when you i lived in tampa i live in in texas now so i i know about bugs you bugs that

01:10:36.200 you just seemingly cannot ever kill uh when you when you put a bug bomb on on a house and you wrap it all

01:10:43.500 up has anybody thought about doing that with homes that have to be sterilized after everybody has

01:10:50.140 coronavirus these are the things that we should be thinking about right now that if you have a you

01:10:57.080 know a bug a bomb business okay well people may not be thinking about bugs right now but what about

01:11:04.420 that is that a service i mean when we go back into our our studios i've had 70 000 square feet just in

01:11:13.420 the regular studio itself and we've talked about we got to wipe everything down once we open those

01:11:17.740 things back up we should wipe everything down you know not a single kid has come to my front door to

01:11:24.420 mow my lawn i mean not not as not a single has anybody had a kid neighborhood kid come to mow lawns

01:11:34.060 there is a team right now putting together a system that uses thermal cameras connected

01:11:42.220 uh to cognitive services that watch entry points in hospitals could be anywhere if someone comes in

01:11:49.600 and they're not wearing a mask alarms go off if they have a fever alarms go off now they're building

01:11:54.980 this for hospitals is that something that a business person can come up with

01:11:59.740 do you know that you can still buy 55 gallon drums of the alcohol that makes up the hand sanitizer

01:12:09.080 can't buy hand sanitizer that's in short supply but if your business is available you're not doing

01:12:16.380 anything have you thought about just buying a 55 gallon drum and making your own hand sanitizer

01:12:20.740 and sell put a funny label on it make it boutique make it fred's pizzeria sanitizer smells like pizza

01:12:28.480 even though it doesn't go door to door in a hazmat suit you're just trying to keep your employees

01:12:34.060 employed i'd buy one i'd buy one even if i didn't even if i didn't use it i'd buy it

01:12:39.680 why haven't movie studios i've seen all these people that are all the movie studios are freaking out

01:12:47.080 why haven't they gone to home service yet i'd watch all these movies america would watch these movies

01:12:54.560 i think they're afraid that americans won't go back to a movie theater again well maybe not but

01:13:02.560 that's coming anyway that's why the movie theaters that are thriving are not like the old movie theaters

01:13:08.760 they're the movie theaters now that are serving food and everything else we'll still go out i don't

01:13:12.960 want to watch all my movies there but you might have to change movie theaters yeah it sucks but

01:13:18.060 what are you thinking

01:13:21.340 when capitalism is at its best it's because somebody sees a need and boy the needs are everywhere

01:13:35.620 let's not sit on our hands america let's not be a part of the problem

01:13:41.460 you know and and i worry about what we're teaching our kids right now because we are not america is not

01:13:53.020 just an economy it is it's an idea

01:13:56.820 if the amazons and the netflix of the world are they if they're the only ones that exist

01:14:03.860 where's america that's not america

01:14:07.540 jeff bezos gives me hope because he didn't start there

01:14:13.560 this was his idea and look at it now we need the guy who struggles every day to keep his door open

01:14:22.080 you know and maybe it's a stupid he's a stupid store i mean we all have them 0.81

01:14:28.840 we all have them we drive by them all the time a stupid store it's like

01:14:32.320 that's the spool store and you're like the spool store

01:14:35.900 who the hell is buying so many how does that guy keep his doors open

01:14:39.460 you've seen him you know you have

01:14:41.900 and you know what while you're making fun of it

01:14:46.260 it does something that you probably haven't even thought of

01:14:52.140 that guy at the spool store or whatever that restaurant that bookstore whatever it is

01:14:58.360 he's making it he's he's he may not be rich but he's making it and he's living the dream he is

01:15:06.500 doing what he wanted to do and maybe nobody maybe everybody in his life said spools and he's like

01:15:12.200 there's a market for spools no there's not yes there is and he opened it and he opens it every single

01:15:20.020 day and every day he closes that door and we drive by and go how does that guy keep his doors open but

01:15:28.640 we need him because every time we drive by him we shake our head and we think

01:15:32.960 i mean it takes all kinds god bless america the spool store yes we are confirming our own belief

01:15:45.000 that only in america that's why we need these small businesses that's why we need there is no such

01:15:51.760 thing as a non-essential worker not in america we're not cogs we're americans and when we drive by

01:16:02.400 that spool store we look at him and we think holy cow if he can do that with spools i bet i can

01:16:12.040 we need him we need you

01:16:18.480 because while he doesn't know it and perhaps too few of us even recognize it it is the hope

01:16:29.520 that comes from the determination that he has and demonstrates every single day when he comes in

01:16:36.460 early and he leaves dog tired and way too late still holding on to the truth that you know what

01:16:42.680 tomorrow's going to be better

01:16:44.020 it's that person it's that idea it's that unwillingness to give up that makes america america

01:16:59.980 michael lives in munro georgia he's got himself a seven-week-old german shepherd oh god bless you

01:17:14.500 michael harley was uh not too that's the name of the the dog harley not too crazy about her kibble

01:17:20.880 food not really a surprise she wouldn't eat it uh she would not eat it with any enthusiasm when she

01:17:27.380 had to uh and if you've ever had a seven-week-old puppy enthusiasm is kind of written all over them

01:17:33.900 anyway michael recently decided to try rough greens after hearing about it on the program and guess

01:17:38.300 what harley's appetite and enthusiasm went through the roof when she's hungry she picks up her food 0.99

01:17:43.880 bowl and starts barking at it that's the way a puppy should act especially when it comes to food

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01:18:45.700 welcome to the glenn beck program i am so glad you're here

01:19:02.800 you're gonna get a lot of bad news uh and you know what

01:19:10.600 as the president said just the other day we're gonna get through it and prepare yourself for a few

01:19:17.860 weeks of a lot of really bad news because we this is what we do best this is this is the moment of

01:19:29.120 donald trump's presidency it's not one that he asked for it's not one that he wants and not one

01:19:36.100 that i mean boy oh boy if there's anybody that wants to open up the economy more than uh donald trump

01:19:41.320 point to them because i can't think of one

01:19:44.360 having to do everything i mean he is now responsible for shutting down the greatest economy

01:19:52.180 in the history of the world at its best time in its history not something he wanted to do

01:19:58.800 but he has such belief as do i that the american people if we understand what we're dealing with

01:20:08.160 uh and we're trusted we're allowed to do the things we want we'll recover and we'll be even stronger in

01:20:17.560 the end

01:20:17.940 well the choice is uh really up to us uh and that's what we're going to try to help you do

01:20:28.400 every day uh and tell you the truth tell you what's really going on i've got the coronavirus update but

01:20:35.940 i've got something on china that just is going to boggle your mind uh and it's why taiwan is sending

01:20:41.940 us a whole buttload of masks millions of masks are going to come from taiwan and there's a reason

01:20:47.800 for it and we're gonna we're gonna share that coming up in just a second and i do a whole expose

01:20:53.320 tomorrow night for subscribers only on blaze tv on what's really going on with china it's pretty

01:20:59.980 amazing coming up

01:21:00.900 hello america it is thursday april 2nd 2020

01:21:17.620 you know it's the first april 1st that has gone by without anybody that i know of trying to play

01:21:24.160 an april fool's joke and i'm not sure i would have believed that it was just an april fool's joke

01:21:29.140 i mean we are we we would take anything now literally go oh yeah really monkeys just flew

01:21:37.780 out of tom brokaw's butt wow first of all didn't even know tom brokaw was still around

01:21:44.280 but monkeys yep we believe anything and we are a society that is losing track of day so

01:21:51.440 let's start on thursday april 2nd our coronavirus update in one minute

01:21:57.260 this is the glenbeck program

01:22:00.060 all the world is but a stage that's what uh bill shakespeare said yeah i call him bill

01:22:10.300 you know bill and i go way way back way back uh in fact i don't even uh like to have the lights off

01:22:17.020 uh you know after i go to bed i like to have the you know because all the world is such a stage i like

01:22:22.620 to have the spotlight still on me noise pollution and uh that doesn't bother me light pollution

01:22:27.920 doesn't bother me bothers my bed you know my wife in bed when she's trying to sleep i you know

01:22:32.520 i've got that spotlight still on me but uh she's always can we shut the please can we stop

01:22:38.060 no i'm here delivering a soliloquy you can barely say it what are you talking about anyway uh if you

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01:23:52.820 all right all right so here are daily covid19 stats from johns hopkins total confirmed cases worldwide

01:24:03.540 950,000 we are going to hit a million tomorrow uh total deaths worldwide only 48,000 up from 43

01:24:15.300 yesterday so stew this is the thing that i think gets everybody they're like why are we closing the

01:24:20.780 entire economy when globally there are only 48,000 deaths how could there be 100,000 deaths

01:24:28.400 you know in the next two weeks in america alone when when globally it's only 48,000 well i mean i

01:24:34.480 think the the idea is that it's at the beginning of the increase right like you it's we set another

01:24:39.660 new record yesterday for the most deaths globally of the entire crisis and of course this doesn't

01:24:45.200 even include china god only knows what the actual truth is there there could be a lot more than

01:24:49.300 48,000 yeah in total already but just if you look at the numbers worldwide they are increasing

01:24:55.480 every day and the idea is that eventually that stops uh they think it's going to stop you know

01:25:00.500 in the united states somewhere around mid-april uh or at least you know start coming back down

01:25:06.060 hopefully hopefully that's uh that's that's as long as it can go because i mean you look at the

01:25:10.080 economic numbers i don't know how much longer we can do this and still have a civilization i mean

01:25:16.260 it is is obviously in collapse you're risking quite a bit here but uh that is the reason right

01:25:21.080 it's 48,000 globally but we did what 5,000 in one day yesterday so it was i mean you're at it you

01:25:27.780 added on what uh you know 10 percent in a day that continues you it gets those numbers get really big

01:25:34.920 really fast so the u.s has 215,000 confirmed cases now and 500 or sorry 5,112 deaths uh that is up

01:25:46.040 a thousand uh yesterday that's the biggest day of biggest biggest single day of any of death of

01:25:52.540 any country in the entire time the coronavirus has been here with again the exception of china

01:25:57.640 but it beats any day that italy uh italy has had or spain has had um again we're bigger country than

01:26:03.820 that so that's not per capita uh true but it is still incredibly tragic covid19 now the third leading

01:26:11.640 cause of death in the u.s behind uh heart disease and cancer united states of america now leads the

01:26:19.000 world in total confirmed cases 115,000 more cases than italy although italy leads the world in death 1.00

01:26:25.060 with 13,000 dead there the u.s is 25 25th in total confirmed cases per 1 million population so put it

01:26:34.100 into perspective we are leading the world because we are so huge the u.s is 23rd in confirmed deaths

01:26:40.000 uh one per million in population 15 dead per million uh citizens um italy has 218 dead per 1 million

01:26:51.260 we have 5,000 dead almost 9,000 recovered and 5,000 still today in critical condition and the number is

01:27:05.040 growing covid19 now killing victims who don't have covid19 emts in new york have been given directions

01:27:14.360 now not to transport heart attack victims to hospitals if they cannot be revived at the scene

01:27:20.800 prior cardiac arrest victims would have been transported to the hospital for further life-saving

01:27:25.860 procedures but the hospitals are overwhelmed now with covid19 patients so if you have a heart attack

01:27:31.740 today in new york you are solely in the hands of the emt if they can't replace the pulse or start your

01:27:40.720 heart beating at the scene they're not taking you to the hospital they leave your body in the custody of

01:27:46.700 the nypd china lied people died now trending on social media it's only going to get worse for china

01:27:55.000 china china is in fact tomorrow we're we're going to expose something that was bothering us and we're

01:28:03.980 like wait a minute wait a minute this doesn't make sense and we couldn't figure it out well we did some

01:28:09.220 homework and research and we figured it out and uh we have that tomorrow for blaze subscribers i'll give

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01:29:27.820 a member at blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code glenn okay so the u.s intelligence services now have

01:29:34.700 concluded uh what the internet has known since january the chinese communist party lied about the

01:29:41.500 total infected and total deaths during coronavirus citing a report provided to the white house last

01:29:48.060 week officials confirmed that u.s intelligence concludes gross underreporting of total cases and

01:29:54.480 total deaths many have speculated the numbers coming out of china iran north korea russia and other

01:30:01.100 totalitarian countries have been dramatically underreported by as much as a factor of 10 according

01:30:08.200 to mi5 uh early misrepresentation of data by the chinese communist party have led some western

01:30:16.040 politicians and epidemiologists to underestimate the seriousness of covid19 as they did in italy and

01:30:23.460 spain the uk um i don't know why we believed the communists would tell us the truth

01:30:30.600 this time uh but we're still not hearing the truth let me give you a story here about there is a

01:30:37.040 uh taiwan is delivering millions of masks in fact two million masks hospital masks to the united states

01:30:45.860 why would taiwan do that well let me give you an example and this goes into our investigation that

01:30:51.800 will be will air tomorrow uh this is an interview uh with an official from the who now if you think

01:31:03.420 that people aren't covering for china listen to how this official uh reacts when asked a question about

01:31:12.080 taiwan taiwan the chinese say taiwan doesn't exist it's china we all know taiwan exists taiwan

01:31:21.740 is a separate country they want nothing to do with china but china is just laying claim to taiwan

01:31:27.600 listen to how the who is handling this interview with this reporter

01:31:33.680 would the who consider taiwan's membership

01:31:38.180 he just sits there looks at the camera hello we wouldn't i can't hear i couldn't hear your

01:31:50.900 question okay yeah let me let me let me let me repeat the question okay let's move to another one

01:31:55.340 then right because because i'm i'm actually curious on talking about taiwan as well on taiwan's case

01:32:01.120 okay then he looks down and he just disconnects from this skype interview we decided to give dr

01:32:10.420 outward another call to follow up and i just want to see if you can comment a bit on how taiwan has

01:32:16.560 done so far in terms of containing the virus well we've already talked about china

01:32:22.420 we've already talked about china no we're talking about taiwan this is why taiwan is sending us

01:32:31.900 masks you'll notice the accent of the doctor american who who who when you see we expose them tomorrow

01:32:40.340 on why you cannot trust the who their numbers on china are all skewed they're all wrong and we'll

01:32:49.820 explain why tomorrow it is this is what mainstream media should be doing

01:32:58.720 we should be looking into the numbers we need to know we're we're changing the entire world

01:33:06.400 on faulty numbers and we're trusting the who well when you see things like that and you're like wait a

01:33:13.900 minute wait a minute wait a minute they are just taking the hard communist party line an american

01:33:19.340 is playing the hard communist line why oh we'll show you tomorrow make sure you're a member please

01:33:29.300 join us at blaze tv.com slash glenn blaze tv.com slash glenn use the promo code glenn all right uh just a bit

01:33:39.560 more of uh information in our covid 19 uh update uh we now we now know 50 percent of the viral spread

01:33:48.600 comes from people with no symptoms they're saying this is why this is so hard to uh predict where

01:33:55.520 it's happening because the people who have it have no symptoms to prevent the further spread top

01:34:00.860 infectious disease experts in the u.s say they are reconsidering their guidance on face masks

01:34:06.740 this is such a lie they've if we had plenty of face masks they would have told us to wear face masks

01:34:14.300 the whole time the face masks have always worked they what they magically work in the hospital and they

01:34:19.880 don't work on you that's ridiculous they didn't trust the american people to do the right thing and make

01:34:25.480 sure that there were enough masks for the hospitals you know that's that's the mere fact i trust the american

01:34:32.180 people to figure it out and you've already seen what the american people are doing they'll they'll

01:34:36.740 have face masks and they're just turning them into their hospital because they're at home they don't

01:34:40.420 need them but if we're going to turn this uh country back on we need face masks and we need people to make 0.98

01:34:47.040 face masks they're saying now to make your own at home well there's no proof that any of that will work

01:34:55.140 uh but it's better than nothing and uh if we're going to open the country up we are going to all

01:35:03.740 have to wear face masks then there's then there's this one last story that i want to share with you

01:35:09.340 a locomotive engineer in los angeles has been charged with one count of train wrecking class a felony

01:35:18.620 under federal law he he is the engineer of this and he backed the train up he was he was there at the

01:35:26.020 port in los angeles and he saw the the uh uss mercy coming in the naval ship the the hospital ship

01:35:37.460 and he said it's suspicious they're not that ship is not what they say it is that's not there to help

01:35:46.300 heal people now he didn't say what it was doing he just said it's that's not what they this is a

01:35:52.620 this is a plan and he said i only had a chance once the whole world is watching and i had to people

01:35:59.220 don't know what's going on here but now they will well i don't know what's going on here other than

01:36:04.460 you tried to ram your train into the ship uh and he got close he got close uh he saw i think it was

01:36:12.020 on cnn they said and he got close no one on the ship was hurt uh he he the train finally stopped

01:36:18.500 250 yards away from the ship okay that's not close i wasn't thinking anyone on the ship was hurt

01:36:28.160 when he was 250 yards away i'm very concerned about why a train engineer would not understand

01:36:34.340 he was going to come up short on this one you probably should yeah that's just even you know

01:36:40.520 well the good news is it only goes backward and forward so that's true he doesn't have a lot of

01:36:45.500 options you know i go back is that backward or forward there is something really important to

01:36:52.240 understand too if you uh happen to be contemplating derailing a train into a ship number one you need

01:36:59.660 to make sure you can get a little closer than 250 yards but number two when you're interviewed

01:37:04.920 you can't give the quotes that this guy gave because he keeps saying stuff like you know what

01:37:09.960 i only had this one chance and i people had to know and now they do know what i don't know what

01:37:15.120 you didn't tell me what it was you have to be specific and i'm really curious i really want to know

01:37:21.380 he he thinks what he thought was on that ship was it aliens is are we giving people covet i really want

01:37:28.520 to know what this guy was thinking legitimately how a guy who legitimately i want to know yeah i i went

01:37:33.800 on the internet last night to try to track down what like what conspiracy theory he was kind of

01:37:38.600 pointing to because it definitely seems like he's in some you know down a deep on a rabbit hole but like

01:37:44.860 no like he's so deep in it that he he thinks everybody else knows about it or at least everyone's

01:37:50.000 going to know what he's talking about it's like well no i couldn't even find the conspiracy theory i would

01:37:53.920 love to if anyone knows what it is or can explain to us what it is i'd love to hear i'd love i would

01:37:59.140 really like to know i'm just i just because i'm just i'm fascinated by this the idea that you derail

01:38:03.320 a train and come up 250 yards short of your target to prove a point that you don't express

01:38:08.360 it's just not a good this is a bigger this is a much more important story for people to follow

01:38:12.840 over you know governor cuomo's nipple rings whether he has them or not i don't even want to think about 0.55

01:38:18.340 that no i don't want anybody to tell me if he has them or not i don't want to can we stop thinking

01:38:23.040 about his nipples this is a much more but if you're going to do a nonsensical story this one

01:38:28.480 we definitely need to know all right i want to talk to you a little bit about rough greens rough

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01:40:04.220 so i'm really excited i'm really excited to talk to bill kelly he's coming up next he's a 95 year old

01:40:21.340 world war ii veteran that has just beaten coronavirus and the reason why i'm interested

01:40:27.720 in him he was uh in the 54th 53rd navy construction battalion during world war ii and apparently he lives

01:40:37.280 up in oregon and he was staying with his family and he gets sick and everybody is there the grandkids

01:40:43.200 and everybody they're all trying to take care of him and uh he's pretty hardcore and uh everybody was

01:40:51.100 like you know grandpa you gotta wash your hands you gotta make sure you're doing yada yada yada and he

01:40:56.480 said look i'm 95 i'm quoting i'm 95 year old grandfather all right i survived the foxholes of

01:41:06.440 guam i think i can get through this coronavirus bolt finish the word so uh he's on uh with us next uh to

01:41:16.860 tell us his experience his experience with the coronavirus uh i can't wait to hear it oh by the way

01:41:24.340 have you heard the now listen to the 95 year old guy and then have you heard chris cuomo's

01:41:30.700 haunted night with the coronavirus he had a haunted night he said i was beaten like a pion a piñata

01:41:38.700 and he chipped a tooth his teeth were chattering so

01:41:43.660 chipped a tooth did you hear that still i did not i'd be i don't i hadn't heard anything about

01:41:51.040 chris cuomo's teeth or andrew cuomo's nipples really i actually up until the other day i did

01:41:58.160 not even think andrew cuomo had nipples had never considered it and now we're very deep down this road

01:42:04.060 yeah you haven't uh you haven't seen that uh it's really disturbing uh and they keep asking they like

01:42:10.020 asked a former girlfriend so does the governor have nipple rings and she would not confirm that

01:42:14.760 was the latest she would not confirm i can please stop please stop please i'm begging you stop

01:42:23.280 talking to a world war ii vet who survived coronavirus what was it like coming up listening to glenn

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01:43:54.600 hello america and welcome to thursday bill kelly is a 95 year old world war ii veteran from oregon

01:44:12.300 he lived through the great depression uh he was in guada canal uh and now he has just fought the

01:44:20.720 coronavirus and survived he is on the phone with us now from oregon along with his grandson

01:44:27.180 uh it's isaac is it not yeah good to be here hey good good to talk to you isaac bill how are you

01:44:35.620 i'm just feeling fine thanks thanks for asking yeah yeah so so tell me uh tell me uh tell me what the

01:44:45.320 ordeal was like uh very simply why uh i just um uh was feeling a little bit low kind of uh

01:44:55.980 not very hungry and couldn't sleep very well just on uneasy and uh the ladies here they checked me out 1.00

01:45:04.220 and i had a fever so uh they sent me to the hospital and then through numerous numerous tests that

01:45:10.980 apparently determined that i had the virus and then uh all heck broke loose i went home isolated

01:45:18.020 uh you know so uh i went past the germ around and uh that was the biggest the toughest is uh

01:45:25.820 glenn had uh you get cabin fever in a hurry fortunately i got two great grandsons one is five

01:45:33.260 years old the other is just uh we went 11 months but i could hear him i had to stay in my room but i

01:45:38.900 could hear him in the background laughing and talking so that made it a lot easier and uh

01:45:43.980 i said oh oh

01:45:46.940 i'm assuming that's not one of your grandsons but

01:45:53.460 no i had no

01:45:54.980 anyway i just cut that short there uh glenn uh so yeah it was it was difficult cabin fever and this

01:46:05.680 sort of thing but i was well taken care of and i did what i was told and that's difficult for me

01:46:11.600 uh and uh we worked it on through and uh i just uh wanted to tell the people that it was uh wasn't

01:46:19.820 pleasant but on the other hand uh you know if you do what you're supposed to do and uh you know you

01:46:26.280 have some loved ones around you do a lot of praying well you'll come through okay and we've

01:46:31.140 been through that we've been through pearl harbor we've been through the big depression and who

01:46:35.880 knows what else and we're tough we get through it and in there and that's about the size of it really

01:46:41.340 so bill you you remember the great depression can you tell me what that was like

01:46:47.280 well i was just a kid then see i was born 1925 and i remember in the early 30s uh what was going on

01:46:57.360 i remember uh dad uh this will get you glenn it's a fact that he uh was out was out of work

01:47:05.300 and they do most anything to get to support their families you know no matter what and dad would

01:47:11.740 answer some uh he'd answer some uh ads you know and i remember one time they somebody wanted the

01:47:19.620 company wanted a shoe salesman and so dad was getting ready to go to interview and he didn't have

01:47:26.440 any razor blades so he actually took a pane of glass of where he got i don't know and he's trying

01:47:33.360 to shave with that to look decent at his interview i never i never found out you know i thought

01:47:40.320 the guy wanted that what's dad doing uh but i never knew if he got the job or not but people

01:47:45.820 were able were willing to do anything to support their family and they would just uh you know we all

01:47:52.760 hung together in and we worked through it and uh we had we had fun as kids too did a lot of rabbit

01:47:59.420 hunting back in the midwest you know for food yeah squirrel hunting fishing still lived off the land

01:48:06.120 big garden and uh we just worked through it glenn you know bill it's it's amazing because i think

01:48:13.860 most americans don't know i mean we you know they're saying that we may had 30 percent unemployment

01:48:19.600 by june 1st uh and uh you know that's that's beyond what the great depression was hopefully

01:48:25.620 we can turn it around quicker than the great depression but people don't people don't have

01:48:30.620 any idea what it's like uh i remember my grandparents they lived through it and they were still a little

01:48:38.440 spooked by it they my grandfather used to always say to me you don't know what it was like uh don't

01:48:43.100 waste anything don't waste anything you don't know what when that could happen again

01:48:46.760 so true so true that uh you know it's just uh like with the garden we all worked in the big garden

01:48:54.800 we had there and uh you know and had lots of uh lots of help to help our neighbors too that didn't

01:49:02.220 have that we worked together on that and the camaraderie was really great and it's it's to exist you

01:49:08.940 know it's just it's born in our american blood we're that type of people that we take care of each other

01:49:14.940 and we are uh a unit that uh they're not going to break down we're going to make it through every

01:49:21.160 time so so bill we're there there's people that don't think that we are those people anymore that

01:49:28.560 it's the greatest generation your generation they did it and now uh you know we're not the same people

01:49:33.640 do you agree with that yeah or is this just no i don't the reason i say that is that because i

01:49:39.920 remember when i was a young kid you know and the people the older people say all those young kids

01:49:45.300 are soft they're this they're that they smoke they're whatever whatever whatever but when we

01:49:51.300 were attacked at pearl harbor sneak attack you know it's surprising how these so-called goofy kids

01:50:00.080 turn into mighty fine fighting people and they're very loyal and uh i have lots of faith in them

01:50:07.980 so uh no there's lots of great guys and we only hear stories about some of the ones that are

01:50:16.560 new nicks but uh you know i don't have any problem with the new generation they'll they'll take care of

01:50:23.580 us they'll take care of us we're american bill uh how old were you when pearl harbor happened

01:50:32.000 well i was uh they said that we had just family had just moved to uh san francisco from aurora illinois

01:50:39.940 daddy had a job in the shipyard and then uh the first sunday december 7th while the attack uh

01:50:47.220 zebni attacked pearl harbor while the all the big battleships were lined up in a row in their

01:50:53.160 stalls and having uh you know uh services uh sunday services this sort of thing how old were you

01:51:01.360 oh i was oh excuse me uh i was seven uh 16 and uh you're 16 and so it the news probably broke at

01:51:10.840 about what time were you at service uh when that when that news broke so i think it happened like at

01:51:17.720 eight o'clock in the morning so did you know before you went to church in the morning it as i recall we

01:51:25.220 had the we had the radio on and uh just before we're going to mass we just walked up the uh up

01:51:31.720 mission street to the church and uh then they came i broke on and said that the japanese had

01:51:37.400 attacked pearl harbor and then everything broke loose so i don't even remember if we went to church

01:51:43.040 that morning i can't remember that much but uh everybody was everything was was pretty much chaos

01:51:50.040 upside down so yeah yeah bill it is it is it is great to talk to you really great to talk to you

01:51:59.480 thank you for all the things you've done in your life and raising a great family i mean just reading

01:52:03.980 about your family and how they took care of you uh and you know your attitude through it i just think

01:52:09.760 it's fantastic and uh thank you for sharing your story with us that's true and just one thing else i

01:52:16.240 wanted to say is that the people who are concerned about this the virus we're having do what you're

01:52:21.620 supposed to do take care of yourself stay healthy and you'll get through it just fine we've done it

01:52:27.100 before we can do it again yeah god bless you thank you so much and i remember quickly what president

01:52:33.940 rosedale said the only thing to fear is fear itself and that's fact so we'll go that route

01:52:39.920 thank you so much bill god bless you isaac thank you for being on with us god bless

01:52:45.860 that made me feel better it's better it's better than listening to chris cuomo who was like

01:52:56.360 oh it was horrible it just wouldn't quit i was it was being beaten like a pinata i chipped my tooth

01:53:03.500 last night i was shivering so much i think i'd rather hear it from bill yeah uh all right uh let's uh

01:53:10.940 let's uh tell you about gold line um i i just said to stew off air i don't know what's coming

01:53:19.620 but i think there is going to be a significant change in um our money uh coming because of this

01:53:26.840 event uh and i don't know exactly how or when or why but i uh i just saw a story today you know

01:53:34.340 goldman sachs just said to start buying gold and they're projecting now that gold could be as high

01:53:39.600 as i think it was thirty three hundred dollars an ounce next year uh i don't know if that's true

01:53:46.120 i don't buy it to make money i buy it as a hedge against insanity um and if it is that high the world

01:53:53.960 is going to be absolutely insane uh but gold is their heart they're having a hard time keeping it

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01:54:06.220 where you can actually get the physical gold and they can ship it right away you're not waiting for

01:54:10.560 it uh i i would highly recommend that you do your own homework and and do not panic buy don't ever do

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01:55:08.320 this is the glenn beck program so stew did you watch the tiger king i asked watch the first two

01:55:24.340 episodes on your homework assignment from uh yesterday all right what did you what did you

01:55:29.300 think i mean what did you think i definitely could have watched more episodes uh right it's very it's

01:55:35.580 very um very engaging and uh i definitely want to know what is coming next oh you never will all the

01:55:43.860 way to the end you never will really so you watch the whole thing i watched it i watched the whole

01:55:47.460 thing last night uh and just be careful of making judgments too early on let's just say that just

01:55:56.040 don't pick winners and losers until you get to the very end because it goes awry more than it already

01:56:03.940 has wow uh because that's saying yeah quite quite a bit every good documentary does that to you though

01:56:08.980 where you're you're you they lead you down these like wrong roads and you're like oh this guy's a

01:56:13.520 jerk he's hero he cured cancer like that's always what they do to you at the end i know um but maybe

01:56:19.180 that's what this one does how many episodes is it by the way um nine seven nine something like that

01:56:25.320 yeah um it's really good so uh it is really good how do you feel about joe uh he's engaging and

01:56:36.140 entertaining um bizarre i mean a bizarre guy every single person in the entire show so far is

01:56:43.440 bizarre bizarre bizarre but do you kind of like him yeah kind of like my wife was saying he's by far

01:56:50.220 the most likable one uh so far that we've seen in the series now we're only two episodes in yeah

01:56:56.400 be careful what you say but i you know yesterday i had a whole different point of view and i really like

01:57:05.340 joe because he's doing what he loves you know what i mean and he is who he is and

01:57:13.180 he's surprisingly weirdly good at his singing yeah i'm not saying they're the best country songs

01:57:20.060 but like all of a sudden you hear the song and you're like where the hell is that coming from

01:57:24.440 yes that is you know what i mean that was very very funny his videos were maybe the best part of the

01:57:29.720 entire episode right but he's good yeah it was better much better than you'd expect yeah

01:57:35.840 yeah yeah man maybe that's it you have such low expectations um but he here he is a guy and he's

01:57:44.380 he's helping these guys out it seems you know in a way you know he's like hey you're down on your luck

01:57:50.200 come on come work with me oh and then it all goes to hell yeah i will say it all goes to hell i don't 0.92

01:57:57.220 it does not seem like i don't get the sense that this is a good situation no i mean i don't want

01:58:04.300 him as a neighbor no i don't know it's a neighbor but there's something likable about him uh and carol

01:58:11.060 is just the exact opposite right yeah i didn't have as negative as an opinion on her as you did she just 1.00

01:58:17.800 came off she you know she comes off as like an animal activist and there's parts of that that are

01:58:22.840 just like oh gosh you know i got it um but you know you didn't the hippie thing at the very beginning

01:58:28.540 with the flower in her hair and all of that stuff you're like oh right exactly like however when

01:58:34.000 you're you know they position it in a way that you know like there's not a lot negative about what

01:58:41.500 she's doing she just seems like bothersome to these people who she believes they're doing something

01:58:46.300 uh incredibly wrong right um but i mean she seems much much more put together than most of the other

01:58:54.760 people on the show like she seems to be able to speak in full sentences and such that's not always

01:59:01.360 yes it seems to be i don't think she's doing crack right yeah okay yeah there you go yeah right yeah

01:59:07.580 she's one that is not her and her husband i don't think have ever done crack and that is unusual

01:59:13.160 in this show for all of the rest of the people uh but you're still you're still if you're too in

01:59:19.740 you're still you haven't met some of the real characters yet yeah i mean there are a lot of uh

01:59:27.420 they've they've toured i had no idea there were this many weird exotic zoos spread out across the

01:59:34.740 country that is complete news to me i did not know how many there were they seem to be all be trading

01:59:39.400 tigers with each other uh right it's a very and they all you know they kind of tease this idea of

01:59:46.240 it almost seems like they're almost like mini cults where they just are recruiting uh young people

01:59:55.180 the guy in where the carol the carolinas that guy yeah that's creepy that's weird that's weird

02:00:00.780 yeah i mean he beat carol on the weirdness i i'm fascinated by this at this time and that like

02:00:06.620 you have the internet we're all ingesting thousands of news stories a week and like they keep coming up

02:00:13.000 with these documentaries of stories that i'm totally unaware of like i had this i know this is obviously

02:00:17.920 all over the news they play clips of it all over the place and you're brought into this like

02:00:22.440 every single twist surprises me i have no idea what's coming it's really amazing

02:00:27.240 buckle up my friend buckle up now tomorrow on the show is bill o'reilly you know the guy who is at the

02:00:37.140 the restaurant started the thing he's like and listen uh it was crazy i was doing this documentary

02:00:42.580 uh that guy yeah okay bill o'reilly's former reporter from current affair so bill knows that guy oh wow

02:00:53.580 gotta ask bill about him gotta ask him because there's wait until you see what happens to that

02:00:59.320 this is insane it's just insane you haven't seen it yet you're missing out tiger king netflix

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