The Glenn Beck Program - No Taxes, All the Spending! It’s Just Like Disneyland! ｜ 11⧸6⧸19

00:00:00.000 yeah welcome back stew you can see what the people want some of us have been toiling here

00:00:06.940 while you've been off with mickey mouse welcome to it thank you yes disney trip uh accomplished

00:00:13.660 parent of the year right here you're looking at him uh or hearing him that's me the thing i like

00:00:19.040 about it is you're in you're in such debt right now i know there's nowhere you're not going anywhere

00:00:24.720 oh yeah i'm here for the rest of my life you're here for the rest of your life there's no way

00:00:28.320 you're retiring that uh you know they you think like hey you're going to goofy's kitchen here's a

00:00:34.540 guy who screws up i mean he's famous for screwing up everything he does it must be a cheap restaurant

00:00:39.380 no it's not uh goofy's kitchen very expensive very expensive yes it's very interesting how that works

00:00:44.660 but you're like hey you want to take a photo uh with mini mouse sure uh great give us 54.95 then

00:00:50.800 yeah and we'll give it we'll let you see the picture that we took of you and mini mouse so you sold your

00:00:55.340 home yes or do they do you just sign it over now sign it over to disney yeah it's officially part

00:01:00.380 of the park yeah that's great that's great that's great well welcome back i'm glad you're here a lot

00:01:04.360 to talk about the elections uh yesterday uh didn't bode well for a lot of republicans

00:01:11.160 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:01:27.680 so there are elections all over the country uh yesterday and um can't figure people out just can't

00:01:36.480 figure people out we'll get to that here in just a second also 22 year old instagram star says

00:01:43.900 learning about world war ii harms mental health of millennials oh does it sweetheart

00:01:51.180 i'm gonna feel bad for you but we're gonna keep teaching world war ii and the nazis and the gas

00:02:00.280 chambers and everything else oh that sucks otherwise you can just round people up for

00:02:06.280 any kind of reason because it'll all be new and fresh oh kind of like the new idea of population

00:02:12.980 control because the green new deal isn't enough so now we need some sort of population control because

00:02:21.260 11 000 scientists told us the hour is growing growing nearer and nearer we have got to cut the

00:02:29.860 population now the last time that happened um paul earlick was talking about starvation of entire

00:02:37.160 countries oh well how very stalin of you we begin with the election in one minute this is the glenbeck

00:02:48.380 program did you know that according to the fbi on average a burglary somewhere in the country

00:02:56.300 every 23 seconds 2 million per year here's the interesting thing 83 percent of prosecuted

00:03:04.500 burglars have admitted that they specifically look to see if there's alarm in the house if it's

00:03:09.320 if there is an alarm and it's on they move to the next house most houses don't have an alarm system

00:03:16.300 simply safe can correct that easily and it doesn't come with any screen strings any contracts

00:03:23.140 it's very affordable and the 24 7 monitoring is only 15 a month and can cover every vulnerable

00:03:30.600 area inside and outside your home with full-time security keep your precious cargo safe it's simply

00:03:38.220 safe simply safe with a great deal right now at simply safe beck.com get a free hd security camera

00:03:45.000 when you order it's a hundred dollar value you'll have eyes on your home 24 7 video evidence if

00:03:50.080 someone tries to get in it's your free hd security camera now at simply safe beck.com that's simply

00:03:57.000 safe beck.com we say welcome back to uh stew who had a uh vacation with his family in in disney

00:04:11.320 california you see the new star wars thing i did yeah good it's really cool like you at points you're

00:04:19.100 sitting standing in the middle of this area and you feel like you're just in the movie

00:04:22.300 because it's all encompassing like everywhere you look it just looks like star wars so that was

00:04:26.640 pretty cool and um i you know i mortgaged my home uh sold it uh sold a couple of the children

00:04:33.620 you kind of had a fire sale on that i was a little surprised yeah kids wanted to eat while they were

00:04:39.460 at disney too yes they wanted a big elephant ear yeah those things are expensive everywhere every time

00:04:45.160 you hear about economic problems you don't see them at disneyland uh people don't mind spending

00:04:50.780 54.95 on a corn dog there oh no it's fine they do no no they do i don't think they do i think it's a

00:04:56.800 point where it's just like the american people you get to a point where you just have to eliminate

00:05:02.820 the idea that finances exist and if you do that things seem great right like there's a there's a

00:05:09.080 fancy mouse walking around and there's this goofy guy and he's he's he seems pretty funny and

00:05:13.700 there's pluto it's a dog and he's cool and i have no more money and that is this right this is what

00:05:20.440 happens with the american people right like you go out and you vote we were talking about this with

00:05:24.980 texas tech texas this is not california yeah yeah this is not new york texas had 10 ballot propositions

00:05:33.480 you could vote on last night and then they were texas they were no they were they were good they

00:05:38.840 were good oh they were good and you look at it and you're just like well is there any way

00:05:43.900 to stop a ballot proposition from passing if you say you're spending money on something

00:05:50.800 especially if it's something that sounds moderately positive like but additional tax additional texas

00:05:57.040 water development board bonds should we be doing that in texas oh of course 64 to 36 gets approved hang

00:06:03.100 on just a second the constitutional amendment constitutional amendment these are all constitutional

00:06:08.380 amendments providing for the issuance of additional general obligation bonds by the water texas water

00:06:15.260 development board of amount not to exceed 200 million to provide financial assistance for the

00:06:20.260 development of certain projects in economically distressed areas this is sort of on the back of

00:06:25.220 harvey hurricane harvey this would permit the water development board to use bonds for projects in

00:06:29.480 areas of state uh with greater financial need that's great and of course we have to do that

00:06:35.860 64 to 36 yeah temporary property tax exemption for disaster areas again all right yeah well you know

00:06:42.660 this has been damaged by a disaster and uh there's been an official disaster declaration let those people

00:06:49.640 get back on their feet let's just cut the taxes a little more spending a little less revenue in the

00:06:53.740 first couple here how about um prohibiting state income tax on residents now of course don't even have

00:06:58.860 to read it i know yeah well you don't you want to prohibit so the answer is actually yes this was a

00:07:05.260 big confusing thing that was coming in down to the uh to the line of the vote but uh if you want to

00:07:10.640 prohibit the state income tax you want to vote yes right uh so it's a little confusing but the

00:07:16.100 constitutional amendment prohibiting the imposition of an individual income tax including a tax on an

00:07:21.400 individual share of partnership or unincorporated association income the answer is yeah i don't want any

00:07:27.860 income tax in the state of texas we don't have state income tax now i and this is a constitutional

00:07:31.900 amendment saying we'll never have it unless you amend the constitution which is not that hard

00:07:36.020 apparently not that hard yeah i don't know why it's 70 it's not 70 this should be this should be

00:07:41.360 two-thirds of the state to amend the constitution right this is just 50 here in texas so that one

00:07:46.360 passed 77 to 23 how about sporting goods sales tax to fund parks wildlife and historical agencies

00:07:54.240 of course well those are good things so therefore the answer is yes we're hunters and we want to

00:07:59.220 make sure that we take care of our state parks and our wildlife are you anti-park yeah is that a

00:08:05.520 position you're taking you're anti-park no well 13 percent of the evil people here in texas did take

00:08:12.020 that position 13 percent 13 percent 87 to 13 uh that was the final vote on that one how about increasing

00:08:20.400 bonds for cancer prevention and research institute now look do you want cancer do we want cancer of

00:08:25.960 course we don't want cancer nobody likes cancer cancer bad in all circumstances but uh here's the

00:08:32.240 thing uh 64 to 36 for more money for it so now we've if you've noticed the pattern here and it's this is

00:08:38.360 the california problem same problem in california same problem in texas the same problem with everywhere

00:08:42.880 that has these these constitutional amendments where the average person can go vote on them instead of a

00:08:47.420 representative democracy uh representative republic uh like we were given initially you can vote for

00:08:53.620 no taxes and all the spending what oh that's like that's a great way to do it it's like going to

00:08:59.340 disneyland yeah right you can go as long as you don't care about all this but you can get all the

00:09:02.940 pictures you want with minnie mouse she's just going to charge you 54.95 every time the flash

00:09:07.240 just don't look at it don't worry about it yeah don't worry about the account someone else will pay

00:09:11.900 it down the road right how about increasing the increasing distributions to the state school fund

00:09:17.960 wait kids it's got school it's got school in it of course we need that money 73 to 27 how about a

00:09:25.320 creation of a flood infrastructure fund we need that of course that sounds good right you want fun

00:09:30.900 if there's gonna be a flood you need infrastructure to go against it so that passes 76 to 24 another

00:09:37.400 property tax exemption for actually hang on just a second that is actually the the one that i look

00:09:42.060 at and go that one probably should constitutional amendment providing for the creation of flood

00:09:47.180 infrastructure fund to assist in the financing of drainage flood mitigation and flood control

00:09:52.820 projects a lot of this stuff came on the back of hurricane harvey which hit houston so badly and

00:09:57.860 all over texas yeah if i think the people in new orleans would have done this it wouldn't have been so bad

00:10:03.600 but they never did it right and here but here's the issue there's not anything on this list that

00:10:10.000 you'd look at and say oh well we can't we don't need we don't need to fund cancer research there's

00:10:15.260 nothing on here where you say it's a bad idea of course you want all those things but that's the

00:10:21.140 problem when government offers all those things the people take all those things and the same thing

00:10:25.940 goes for the taxes of course people don't want to pay extra taxes for all these things yes they want

00:10:29.720 they see tax exemption in one of these things they're going to vote for it most of the time

00:10:33.200 um you know i it's almost impossible to find something with the word school or cancer or health

00:10:40.140 or floods or disaster in it that will not pass in one of these situations which is why our founders

00:10:48.180 kind of said you know what isn't a good idea is having all of our uh you know expenditures being

00:10:55.900 designated and doled out through votes uh through democracy this is this is this was the plan

00:11:02.800 from the progressives you didn't do this before you had a representative democracy or republic you

00:11:09.420 hire you have an election you hire someone who's supposed to be good at what you're asking them to

00:11:13.460 do and then they go in there and they figure the stuff out and then you vote them in or out of office

00:11:17.200 right but you couldn't get them to do the things that progressives wanted so they started in california

00:11:22.300 and they went directly with these kinds of things for a direct vote because we all love democracy well

00:11:28.960 democracy gets you california democracy is getting us this so you you look through all of these yes on

00:11:36.620 all of the spending and any of the taxes are no including property tax exemption for precious metals

00:11:43.620 in depositories now we just built in texas a massive depository for gold we got all of our gold back

00:11:51.480 from the federal reserve so all of that gold that texas held gold that went now into some underground

00:11:58.980 vault uh that has been built so texas has its all gold it has all of its gold now listen to this

00:12:05.460 it's a constitutional amendment tell me why people voted yes or no for this the constitutional amendment

00:12:13.060 authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation precious metals held in a precious metal

00:12:20.980 depository located in this state i i would guess that less than one percent knew what ad valorem meant

00:12:31.180 right even though even though it means yeah don't even know it could be like a property tax tax well i

00:12:36.420 don't really like ads i think they should be commercial free commercial free gold from ad valorem taxation

00:12:44.760 right basically it's a it's a property tax you know a million people voted on this did 10 000

00:12:51.540 know what ad valorem meant no no no right no it's which is why it was close it was uh yes 54

00:13:01.060 no 46 because people were like i had valorem that sounds fancy i don't know that's a trick yeah

00:13:07.200 yeah i don't like those who's who's who's writing this thing someone's speaking a different language 0.57

00:13:13.300 therefore i'll vote no they're tricking us well i think honestly the only thing there that saves that

00:13:17.160 one and makes it close is it sounds like precious metals it sounds like rich people so people are

00:13:21.840 willing to vote against it but the bigger issue here i think is something we've all vilified as it's

00:13:28.380 terrible we should all be pragmatic we should all be uh we should all just i just want to i just care

00:13:33.660 about what's right i'm not ideological i don't have an ideology these ideological the ideological

00:13:38.620 people are the problem no an ideology is simply a group of beliefs and policies that and this is

00:13:47.340 important work together so if you believe in lower taxes what you're saying is i want a smaller

00:13:55.000 government that does less if you believe in uh i in all excessive spending then you need to believe in

00:14:02.020 higher taxes to pay for it what we get are people who don't want to pay any of the taxes but do want

00:14:07.780 to pay for all the free stuff which side is ad valorem on hey i don't know that's what that's what

00:14:13.840 i'm against okay that's the one i'm against okay yeah he seems may i may i just point out one more

00:14:18.340 thing yes i'd like to see the constitution of texas because it it's a really crappy constitution

00:14:25.860 and i don't like to take on texans on their constitution but proposition 10 is a constitutional

00:14:33.960 amendment yeah to allow the transfer of law enforcement dogs to qualified caretakers in

00:14:41.880 certain circumstances the long constitution that when your constitution is covering dog handlers

00:14:50.260 i don't know if it's a constitution anymore it's more just a rule book you know that we a list of

00:14:58.660 stuff i want yeah that's that's all it's almost like santa's list at that you don't like police dogs

00:15:04.540 you want them to just be destroyed is that what you want i want all those gold holding police dogs 1.00

00:15:10.860 that have cancer to die in a flood that's wow you would have known a lot of the stuff yes i would

00:15:18.440 have and they should all be paying higher taxes income taxes now let me tell you about gary gary's

00:15:23.940 a guy you'd expect to see in a health food store checking to make sure that things that he was about

00:15:28.380 to eat were all good for him you might see him at the gym doing his daily workout regimen and

00:15:32.560 you know with the kind of enthusiasm that everybody really likes and i piss me off but this is what you

00:15:39.920 would expect you wouldn't expect him to have massive pain first it was in the shoulders then the knees

00:15:46.560 finally in the lower back it got so bad that eventually gary wasn't sure he was able to even

00:15:51.440 exercise anymore oh what a dream come true gary he was drawn to relief factor because it wasn't a drug

00:15:59.300 all of the ingredients were botanical and that is what appealed to gary and that and the fact that

00:16:05.960 you know it might relieve his pain as it turns out gary got his life back and so can you

00:16:12.100 when taken properly relief factor attacks the inflammation that causes much of our pain it

00:16:17.260 works for 70 of the people who take it it only costs $19.95 to start with their three-week quick

00:16:22.580 start trial if you want a drug-free natural way to ease your pain and get your life back do what i did

00:16:28.480 do what gary did go to relieffactor.com that's relieffactor.com we pause for 10 seconds station id

00:16:36.320 well it looks like matt bevan who was our guest yesterday matt bevan lost uh in the gubernatorial

00:16:52.760 race he he has not conceded yet though has he no as of uh at least as of uh this morning he has not

00:17:00.440 uh it was i mean it's a very close race it was a few thousand votes and it looks like he wants to

00:17:07.300 see a recount which is i think within his right uh you know usually something an election with several

00:17:12.520 thousand votes does not normally get overturned but it's within that range where why not look at it

00:17:19.180 again it's it's an important decision yep i don't you know kentucky i think is going to regret

00:17:24.720 uh this election in the in the future but you know this is it's it's not an easy terrain for

00:17:33.040 republicans this is what happens when you you hire somebody and they put you on an austerity diet yeah

00:17:40.960 it's exactly the thing we were just pointing out yeah if you do the thing that i'm advocating you

00:17:45.800 lose elections this is what happens if you go out and you say you know what actually people we can't

00:17:50.240 give you all the free uh all the free funds and all the free school spending and all the free things

00:17:55.460 you know what you can't really have all of that you can only have a little bit of it when you say

00:17:59.800 that to people they say okay well get out of here there's the door see it that's you can have all that

00:18:04.720 you can have the whole door walk through it it's really cool the district i live in the school

00:18:08.640 district i live in they wanted even more money and i'm like what do you want do you want a helipad

00:18:13.960 for the kids what do you want i mean it is insane it's insane how you can just say kids and school

00:18:22.600 and pass anything pass anything anything i've never seen one fail that puts that in there i've never in

00:18:29.920 my life seen it now i'm sure it's happened now it's but i've never seen it in the place i've lived

00:18:33.720 we should be starving these schools to death for money only because they're not working they're not

00:18:40.400 working our our school systems and our educational standards are the lowest they've ever been our

00:18:48.920 test returns lowest they've ever been people don't even know our history we should be starving these

00:18:55.480 schools to death and look all of so much more of this should be private in a country like the united

00:19:01.960 states it should be much more private like even if you have a system of public schools it should be a

00:19:07.400 fallback option uh for places that need it not the only option in the main thing people go to i mean

00:19:13.800 we should be looking at this as we should all these things like school vouchers used to be important

00:19:18.460 policies that republicans uh pushed for and were very popular by the way uh but you know we've those

00:19:25.700 things have been abandoned just because of the teachers unions yeah i i think that that was one of

00:19:30.320 the things bevan was one of the reasons why he lost just because he went after teachers yeah and it

00:19:35.460 was all about the kids in school yeah everybody oh we got to take care of the kids got to take care

00:19:39.480 of education you don't think matt bevan wants to take care of kids in education of course it's a

00:19:44.520 failing system and you are you are and let me tell you something if a teacher likes being told exactly

00:19:55.400 what to do in every situation in every classroom they're not they're not meant to be a teacher

00:20:01.680 they're really not i want the teachers who think out of the box i want teachers to have their own

00:20:08.560 control i want teachers to be able to come and find a different way to teach but all of these teachers

00:20:17.960 are told you have to teach exactly this and exactly this way have we not learned some anything from

00:20:24.760 every robin williams movie i mean this is essentially his entire career was built on it was a doctor with a

00:20:31.600 red nose i'm doing surgery differently i close my eyes and i do it with a with a horn in one hand

00:20:37.340 and the guy was like ah it sounds like a terrible idea but he did it differently and then there was

00:20:41.940 you know he was he was always in front of a class a dead poet society wasn't on him too yep yep all right

00:20:46.460 hey i'm doing everything differently all the rules you throw them out the window and i'm gonna be

00:20:51.700 funny for about 12 seconds in this movie even though you're expecting it to be a comedy

00:20:54.820 that that's real right i mean yes there is uh and yes some structure is good of course but you know

00:21:05.380 these are people who are trying to create and they're good teachers can engage a kid's mind

00:21:12.260 because they're creative they're giving them a different way of thinking of things they're excited

00:21:16.980 about it every kid is different and if you don't capture their imagination especially in today's world

00:21:22.320 you got nothing yeah you got nothing they're gonna be on tick tock in five seconds you know

00:21:28.240 watching some stupid video of a person running into a wall and that's gonna win most of the time

00:21:33.780 unless you're really unless you really engage teachers and how people don't think that our local

00:21:40.060 systems should be empowered to work this all out i mean what is it schools get three percent of

00:21:47.560 their money from the federal government something like that and it's like 80 percent of the paperwork

00:21:52.540 for federal government i mean it's it's insane one of the best principles around uh i read this story

00:22:01.400 about a principal who spends all of her day just filling out all the paperwork saying to the federal

00:22:08.100 government yeah we're doing all that even though they're not doing anything i mean you're the federal

00:22:14.440 government is making people lie to be able to have a better school it's just insane it's insane it

00:22:21.400 doesn't work why are we why do we keep voting for more we keep giving them more money and the scores

00:22:27.440 keep getting worse and worse and worse what are we doing i wouldn't want that to happen to us you

00:22:31.360 know as radio hosts i wouldn't i want to be the guy who could break the rules like you know good

00:22:35.620 morning vietnam something like that where you're just the one dj that's breaking the rules of the

00:22:39.720 military because this is the only role i ever do and no one ever noticed it and now i'm dead and

00:22:44.480 people are just starting to pick it up you're listening to glenn i don't i think you might be

00:22:49.200 the only one american financing corporation nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

00:22:57.580 managing your debt and managing your investments those seem to be opposite ends of the financial

00:23:03.540 spectrum but they're not the one thing that very often ties them together is a home mortgage and

00:23:09.340 here's the honest truth mortgages and mortgage finances are very complex more importantly they're

00:23:15.000 not always advisable so who do you trust to give you good advice about mortgages may i suggest american

00:23:23.300 financing give them a call today and in 10 minutes they will know where you're at and where you need

00:23:30.040 to be now here's the best part they'll tell you about it there are no contracts no upfront fees

00:23:35.380 just people who want to work to ensure that you're going to make the best soundest financial

00:23:41.400 decision you can so here's some advice find 10 minutes out of your day today and give them a call

00:23:46.700 you'll thank me later it's american financing 1-800-906-2440 800-906-2440 or americanfinancing.net

00:23:59.020 so let's say you were at disneyland and you might have missed the second special on ukraine well you

00:24:05.500 can watch it all this week at blaze tv.com use the promo code glenn and get 10 bucks off

00:24:09.200 welcome to the uh glennbeck program we're just uh we're as pat said bitchifying uh just a little 0.96

00:24:37.720 bit about uh the elections uh yesterday and really local referendums because if you voted yesterday

00:24:44.860 i'm sure your state and your area did exactly the same thing yes because for all kinds of new stuff

00:24:52.000 but no new taxes oh except for the bonds which those are just free money the bond is a free

00:24:59.200 here's the first thing okay here's the first thing as we discussed earlier no latin in any of the

00:25:06.620 measures okay no latin ad valorem was in one of the nobody knows what ad valorem means just say

00:25:15.320 it's a property tax okay ad valorem next thing bonds should not be called bonds anymore you should

00:25:24.360 call them what they are should the people of the town take out a loan that the people are then

00:25:32.440 responsible for paying should they give that money in taxes to the city so they can do whatever

00:25:42.720 everybody's like oh a bond well sure sure i'm gonna vote for a bond that's a magic device they make you

00:25:48.920 feel so guilty about it it's like have you seen little timmy's classroom little timmy's classroom

00:25:54.360 has the 905 freight train to oklahoma city go through the middle of it every single day they

00:26:00.580 have to stop the first grade arithmetic class every day because the train is rumbling through their

00:26:05.760 classroom and then you go and you you see little timmy's classroom and you realize he's at a school

00:26:11.060 that's a mile and a half long that has four arboretums and three 50 000 seat football stadiums

00:26:18.740 okay now what you do he's doing really well okay here's the difference there are places where where

00:26:24.260 schools are are just nightmares texas is not one of those places beautiful schools that are beautiful

00:26:30.780 beautiful schools i went to i went i don't know what it's like now but i went to sehome high school

00:26:35.840 in bellingham washington and it was a fine arts school that was a really good school like really nice

00:26:44.100 okay really nice i go to i go to schools around here and it's like it's the slums oh my god it's

00:26:53.240 like i'm expecting i'm expecting like jj jackson to come out and go dynamite it looks like it stopped

00:26:59.640 in the slums in 1973 and you're like whoa what what is this saying the the school you went to the

00:27:08.860 school i went to looks like it was just a horrible you know inner city nightmare and look there's

00:27:17.000 plenty as you point out there's plenty of bad schools and those schools and we we should you

00:27:22.820 know there is there is an acceptable level but there's also an acceptable level on the upside where

00:27:29.520 you where you're saying uh can we stop now can we stop they don't need four arboretums and that's

00:27:36.340 real in in a school here in texas that's real yesterday they just passed another 315 million

00:27:43.400 dollar bond for the school district and then was it a close vote uh yeah it was like 70 to 30

00:27:50.240 really tight really tight and they passed it i think in a larger margin the 825 million dollar bond

00:27:56.580 for the county uh community college so 1.1 billion dollars in new bond money that we're gonna that

00:28:05.180 we're responsible for and i don't know people think that's just magic money they do they don't

00:28:09.700 know it passes every time yeah it passes every single time and the next year they'll come back

00:28:15.620 to us again and they'll say well it's for the children don't you love the children you don't

00:28:21.880 love the children like we love you know what the space doesn't the space doesn't matter the space

00:28:30.720 does not matter you want to be acceptable teachers matter you want it to be safe and clean and you

00:28:36.180 want the curriculum to be decent right you want the curriculum and the teachers yeah but like i mean

00:28:41.420 just the basics like for example when you take out a loan you need you need details of that loan if i

00:28:47.380 were to say to you hey you want to take out a 30 000 loan for a car that's not enough information

00:28:52.700 how long of time how much time do i have to pay it back what is the interest rate on this loan

00:28:57.820 what happens if interest rates go up uh around the world does desire is ours adjustable is it going

00:29:03.420 to fly up as well don't you never have those details what does it cost never what does it cost

00:29:09.200 me every year right what does it cost me every year all those things should be included in i love i love

00:29:15.080 your idea of of changing the language and that's a constitutional amendment you could actually probably

00:29:18.960 do from now on in in constitutional amendments the word bond will be replaced by loan taken out by

00:29:25.640 the taxpayer and see how many of these things start passing because i bet a lot less of them do

00:29:29.640 but they intentionally word them this way so that people are like well the question comes down to

00:29:35.320 fundamentally do i like schools or not that's how people are actually answering these questions yeah do

00:29:40.940 i like schools and does it do i like cancer well no i don't like cancer so i want to stop it so i'm

00:29:46.040 going to fund the cancer support what what are the what are the what is the accountability on these

00:29:51.520 things do i find out later on if it worked did we cure cancer because i i've paid for about five

00:29:58.600 million bonds by the way to cure cancer i'm pretty sure it's still around hang on just a second this

00:30:03.160 was an update that cancer one was an update you were already giving three three million dollars

00:30:10.120 or three billion dollars i don't need i can't even billion trillion million they're all such huge

00:30:16.320 numbers now i they're all interchangeable to me yes for the very first time i really understand when

00:30:22.240 people say uh well they're such a big number you really can't get your arms around i don't know how

00:30:27.540 many times i say million billion trillion and i'm not sure which category it's in i just know it's a lot

00:30:35.560 right right you know they do that thing there's a huge difference between million billion and trillion

00:30:40.940 right they always do this thing where like it's a 1.9 billion with a b that no longer is even

00:30:47.280 effective to me anymore like i'm so of a billion dollars like it's like a minute of spending yeah

00:30:53.280 a minute and no one knows what we're getting like do we go back and look at these schools and say oh

00:30:57.620 well this school at least improved in this area we spent 230 million dollar bond uh for your school

00:31:03.880 what'd you get well what you got was likely a better sports stadium or more or more ipads for the kids

00:31:10.060 in kindergarten so wouldn't that be important information let's say on the cancer thing

00:31:13.680 okay you've been spending three million billion or trillion every year every year since the last

00:31:22.880 time you voted now we want to double that and we want to make that six million trillion or billion

00:31:30.540 we don't know which shouldn't it say hey we invested every year three billion dollars and this is what we

00:31:38.960 got for it and would you like to uh continue with that or would you like to uh add more because

00:31:46.520 these are the things that we can do well that would be called accountability and right there's no

00:31:51.140 such thing nobody wants to be accountable nope i remember pat you coming in here and saying you know

00:31:56.340 the school board election is up and and and this is going on and you were quoting all these details

00:32:01.440 and i thought you were an alien like you're the only person in america who knows who's being

00:32:07.820 elected to these school boards or whatever it was i don't remember what the election was at this point

00:32:11.680 i mean there are deeper analysis into this stuff and they'll show you all the details but literally

00:32:16.940 no one reads them yeah so you just go in there and it becomes a fundamental question do i like schools

00:32:21.560 very few people know where to find them right and they certainly don't want to tell you about it

00:32:25.900 they don't advertise it they don't say hey if you really want to be informed about this bond issue

00:32:30.440 the 1.1 billion you're spending yeah uh go here and look at this these details they don't do that

00:32:35.780 because they don't want you to know and frankly if this is why we still wouldn't look we still

00:32:40.540 wouldn't look that's probably true look this is why our founders knew democracy doesn't work

00:32:45.560 because you do stuff like this you don't know look you're busy you're doing all kinds of stuff

00:32:52.360 that didn't i didn't i just vote for that guy so his life can suck by looking at those numbers all day

00:32:59.480 that's what i hired him to do yeah and a good example of that is was i think it was the first

00:33:05.860 issue on our ballot in our area that was are it was something like are you for judges yeah yeah be

00:33:14.780 are you okay with judges having multiple judges jobs yeah no first of all i don't know i don't even

00:33:20.560 know what that means what does that mean is it a part-time job that he has now and he wants to do

00:33:24.540 another part-time job is it a full-time job and he wants to do two of them is there time enough to

00:33:29.660 do both i have no idea see i i don't know i go no on that because i my assumption was no idea so does

00:33:37.060 that mean he could also be voted for in another district so is my judge vote going to be deluded

00:33:46.740 because you know dallas county could be able to vote for him or not vote for him so then i'd have

00:33:53.780 their crappy judge telling us what to do right i mean i had no idea people look at it sort of as

00:33:58.980 it's worded almost like it was like a power grab right like some judge can now be over this big

00:34:03.580 area so that one is the only one that failed yeah i believe it was the only one that failed and i

00:34:08.180 don't even know what it really entailed yeah i don't know that anybody does do they a constitutional

00:34:13.480 amendment permitting a person to hold more than one office as municipal judge at the same time

00:34:18.500 if passed this would allow elected elected municipal judges to serve in more than one jurisdiction

00:34:23.060 currently only judges who are appointed to their posts are allowed to do this that's i mean i i do

00:34:29.080 could you possibly even swallow more information it's too detailed that's way too much hey should

00:34:37.840 we do something with judges all right no no what i don't want judges to be in too many areas so no

00:34:46.180 i don't want them to be in too many areas they should stay in their fence don't we still have

00:34:52.200 a pen for those people the dogs have a fence around them why not judges uh thanks pat gray unleashed

00:35:00.560 get the podcast everywhere podcasts are available i can't wait to talk to you about the new green

00:35:06.420 deal idea oh it's so good you're going to love it i mean unless you're human unless you're human

00:35:12.280 um all right good intentions i wish we lived in a world where good intentions were a given

00:35:20.280 be nice to think that everyone out there only had the collective good in mind when they go about

00:35:25.560 their daily business but sometimes the road to hell is pad is paved with good intentions and a lot of

00:35:33.540 times people don't have good intentions anybody who work at works at a bank or a credit union for any

00:35:40.040 length of time will tell you that cyber criminals tend to prey on the people who have the least

00:35:44.940 ability to defend themselves against identity threats whether it's an elderly person who doesn't 0.96

00:35:50.660 know his or her way around the internet or just somebody who isn't careful enough with information

00:35:55.900 the successful cyber criminals out there are going after them first you don't have to be one of these

00:36:02.900 people lifelock defends and alerts you about a wide range of identity threats nobody can prevent

00:36:09.360 identity theft theft or monitor all transactions at all businesses and lifelock can see the threats

00:36:14.920 that you might miss on your own act now and get an extra 10 off the first year with promo code back

00:36:21.780 that's 1-800-LIFELOCK call them now 1-800-LIFELOCK or visit lifelock.com use the promo code back and

00:36:31.960 save an extra 10 off your first year that's lifelock.com or 1-800-LIFELOCK this is the Glenn Beck program

00:36:40.100 welcome to the program we're glad you're here Matt Bevan

00:37:09.740 losing in Kentucky I think is a very bad thing people of Kentucky decided they they didn't they

00:37:17.000 didn't like him I guess you know going after the spending on on schools and very close to the

00:37:24.200 unions and he has not conceded it yet we should point right but he was running a campaign

00:37:30.140 basically a referendum on Donald Trump and he shouldn't have done that I don't know if people

00:37:36.880 have noticed this in the Republican Party the Donald Trump thing seems to work only for Donald

00:37:42.400 Trump right which is of course understandable because he's Donald Trump right but this he's

00:37:48.160 unique he is you know the same thing happened with Barack Obama Barack Obama could win an election but

00:37:54.340 people that were trying to be Barack Obama uh they would lose yeah it doesn't seem to work for anyone

00:38:00.860 else outside of Donald Trump and that that's not a knock on Trump it's a knock on Republicans instead

00:38:07.000 of just being themselves trying to emulate what they think the thing of the day is oh everyone likes

00:38:12.320 you know Donald Trump's the Republican guy now we need to be just like him you should be yourself

00:38:16.540 right you don't need to be like Donald Trump let Donald Trump be like Donald Trump he's pretty

00:38:20.660 good at defending himself I don't know if anyone's noticed this he's really he's kind of quite good

00:38:24.600 really quite good let him be him I have to tell you I think this Donald Trump impeachment thing is

00:38:28.900 going to turn around on the on the Democrats and I think it's going to turn around hard do you

00:38:33.520 because I do you know you know the the the uh the whistleblower thing you know we all know the name of

00:38:40.740 the whistleblower now we know who it is but the media won't uh won't verify it everyone in Congress

00:38:48.720 knows who this person is and this person is uh a die-hard political operative that we

00:38:58.840 now think that that's who Lisa Page and uh Peter Strzok were talking about you know in those love

00:39:05.400 letters yes and at one point they're like hey um should we uh should we send quotation marks Charlie

00:39:14.140 in well I don't know Charlie we can't let him be found out and him being in that room so many times

00:39:21.980 will it seem suspicious blah blah blah we now think that was the whistleblower we now think that

00:39:28.720 he was working with them that's interesting I mean this this whistleblower thing it it all starts to

00:39:36.140 come apart but the whistleblower thing help me with this a little bit the whistleblower thing what did

00:39:40.920 the whistleblower actually do the whistleblower told us essentially let's just you know give the

00:39:46.660 media's case here for a second the whistleblower informed us that Donald Trump made this call

00:39:51.040 about Ukraine right and so and accused him of maybe a quid pro quo as uh as as it was related to

00:39:58.160 this since that has happened we got the transcript of the call that Donald Trump made to Ukraine in

00:40:05.200 which we can read all for ourselves and analyze how we wish so it was yes it tipped off the beginning

00:40:10.720 of this but we now know yeah but it would the whistle was in the call right but the whistleblower was part

00:40:16.560 of the the deep state this whistleblower worked with uh what was her name the taco bell chalupa 0.99

00:40:23.980 worked with chalupa so he was working you know in the Obama White House bringing all of these uh

00:40:35.560 you know ag's from over in Ukraine into the White House to have the meeting of what can you dig up

00:40:41.800 on Donald Trump that's him working with chalupa so he he wasn't he he was uh worried about this is the

00:40:52.600 case of the chalkboard they're not worried about Joe Biden they're worried about being found out for

00:40:57.580 all of the other stuff that they were doing they didn't want anybody looking into was there election

00:41:04.360 fraud going on with the DNC uh were they using uh operatives in Ukraine did they orchestrate

00:41:12.160 all of this stuff about Russia and Donald Trump did they orchestrate it from Ukraine I think that's

00:41:18.940 all really important right um and that's why we've been doing all these specials another special on

00:41:23.840 tonightblazetv.com uh promo code Glenn but isn't it one of those things where the identification of the

00:41:31.060 whistleblower is less important than the stuff we were finding out about the entire operation uh no

00:41:37.200 because he is when you name him then you put him in right in the center of it and it blows anything

00:41:44.180 that he said about oh well I was worried about this it just blows it all apart you're listening to Glenn

00:41:49.800 back

00:41:50.500 we're going to talk to you about the new green deal um it's not going far enough for 11 000 scientists

00:42:07.520 they're saying we need dramatic action uh and uh you know eating less meat and shifting to new

00:42:15.020 renewable energy uh is not enough we need to start eliminating some humans oh this is going to end up

00:42:23.000 great it's going to be swell also who is Eric Carmela who is that I don't even know nobody knows the

00:42:34.240 name of Eric Carmela nobody not Joe Biden uh not Chuck Schumer not Nancy Pelosi of course the media knows

00:42:44.020 Eric Carmela and it's been printed in in uh online several times it's important that you know who

00:42:50.720 Eric Carmela is but nobody wants to say the name Eric Carmela well I'll I'll think it through and see if

00:43:00.040 I'm willing to say Eric Carmela next

00:43:01.940 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:17.360 so how do you pronounce the how do you pronounce the name Carmela Carmela are you talking about the

00:43:24.720 uh the whistleblower oh I thought you're talking about the candy bar carrot car no no caramella

00:43:29.220 caramella caramella eric caramello is the candy bar right caramel chocolate delicious I know this is

00:43:34.840 Eric Caramela the car caramel caramella I think is he the heir to the carrot caramello I'm not really

00:43:41.320 I'm not sure um but I think you know we're not supposed to say the name apparently nobody knows the

00:43:47.060 name eric caramella uh and that's the whistleblower and nobody wants to reveal nobody in congress

00:43:53.700 has the guts to reveal eric caramella's name and and eric is at home right now going jeez I hope

00:44:00.500 somebody doesn't say eric caramella on the air because that will blow my whistleblower status uh

00:44:06.880 and gosh I you know I don't want eric caramella just being said all the time because that would hurt

00:44:13.080 eric caramella the whistleblower who we don't know who it is eric caramella I'm gonna think this

00:44:21.880 through and I'm gonna come back to you in a second I'm not sure if I'm gonna say eric caramella or not

00:44:25.980 Rand Paul is almost he's he's getting close he's like I'm gonna say the name and Chuck Schumer says

00:44:33.260 well if you even know the name you should come to me privately because I don't know eric caramella

00:44:36.900 and uh we'll think about that and we'll get back to you in just one minute this is the glenbeck

00:44:43.420 program you know I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that if you're listening to me you probably

00:44:49.980 have a lot of the same values that I do but then again you might be listening to me and your name

00:44:53.940 is eric caramella and you don't have any of the values that I have but I'm gonna guess like me that

00:44:58.720 you're not particularly happy uh when you know that the money you're spending is going to corporations

00:45:03.220 that fund things like planned parenthood and la raza I'm sure eric caramella doesn't have a problem

00:45:10.340 with that but maybe you do sometimes it can't genuinely cannot be helped there's so many things

00:45:16.920 that you can strenuously avoid in your daily life but another things you just can't with your mobile

00:45:23.120 phone service you can avoid having your money go to fund planned parenthood big mobile companies

00:45:30.860 subsidize the leftist causes that erode our values our rights and our country

00:45:35.340 patriot mobile is the only sell company donating to the causes that you and I both believe in

00:45:41.700 eric caramella is not going to sign up for this but he's a whistleblower i think that's why we made

00:45:48.700 the switch here at the blaze so have a ton of patriots just like you join me in the thousands of

00:45:54.580 other americans using a u.s-based patriot mobile today eric caramella need not apply get reliable

00:46:03.140 nationwide coverage with unlimited talk and text plans starting as low as 25 a month plus free

00:46:09.680 activation on up to two lines with the offer code back call we were thinking about using the promo code

00:46:16.060 eric caramella but it's hard to spell uh so we just went with back call 877-367-7526 or visit them

00:46:24.520 online at patriot mobile.com slash back that's patriot mobile.com slash back

00:46:30.300 i wrote charamella charamella charamella i'm getting this in now eric charamella yeah charamella it is

00:46:53.080 like a cia in the morning eric charamella at night that doesn't quite work i'm writing i'm working on a

00:47:01.640 song uh called eric charamella or caramella or caramel mallow i don't i don't i'm not maybe that's

00:47:12.320 why they don't want the name out because they don't confuse it with a candy bar they don't know how to

00:47:17.760 pronounce it i'm not really sure could it be the media is just holding this back because they don't

00:47:22.340 want to pronounce it wrong it could be it could be that could be doubtful but could be in about three

00:47:28.280 years we're going to get a great video of like an abc news anchor saying how they had this whole eric

00:47:32.900 charamella story down and they wouldn't let us go with it wouldn't let us go with it wouldn't let us

00:47:38.220 go with it i had every aspect of this lockdown now here's the game that's being played on capitol hill

00:47:44.320 now listen to ran paul here's ran paul yesterday being stopped by a reporter asking what are you what

00:47:49.640 are you doing you can't release his name here it is the whistleblower laws though they protect a

00:47:56.360 whistleblower you know it's illegal to out a whistleblower so you see you got that wrong too

00:48:00.240 i mean you should work on the facts here's the thing is the whistleblower statute protects the

00:48:05.200 whistleblower from having his name revealed by the inspector general even the new york times admits

00:48:09.940 that no one else is under any legal obligation the other point and you need to be very careful if you

00:48:15.300 really are interested in the news is that the whistleblower actually is a material witness

00:48:20.520 completely separate from being the whistleblower because he worked for joe biden he worked for joe

00:48:26.060 biden at the same time hunter biden was receiving fifty thousand dollars a month so the investigation

00:48:30.860 into the corruption of hunter biden involves this uh whistleblower because he was there at the time

00:48:36.340 did he bring up the conflict of interest was there discussion of this what was his involvement

00:48:40.780 with the relationship between joe biden and the prosecutor there's a lot of questions that the

00:48:44.860 whistleblower needs to answer yeah there's a lot and it kind of falls apart once you know who eric

00:48:50.540 caramella is once you know who eric caramella is and you see all the connections then you're like oh

00:48:57.140 we should say the name eric caramella now i don't know or charamella whichever it may be i'm not sure

00:49:04.420 i'll take it from him that's the one thing i'll take from him i'd like to know would you believe him

00:49:09.300 if he told you how to pronounce his name i don't know i would need a second source i would need a

00:49:13.720 second source you can't ban words and names by law coming out of a regular citizen's mouth no that's

00:49:23.360 not the way the listen to the country operates listen to me listen to me you we don't know even

00:49:30.680 chuck schumer play the chuck schumer uh conference yesterday he said he doesn't even know the name of

00:49:36.440 the whistleblower oh listen the calls to make public the whistleblower's identity are despicable

00:49:43.520 despicable the whole purpose of the whistleblower law was to protect people when they had the courage

00:49:49.120 to come forward this whistleblower is obviously coming forward because he was so concerned about

00:49:55.540 where president trump was leading america and every single republican senator including the republican

00:50:01.820 leader or to denounce this this has nothing to do with answering questions about the status of

00:50:07.040 impeachment or the status of the trial this has to do with what america is all about and a law that

00:50:11.740 was passed in a bipartisan way whistleblowers should be protected period period and no one knows who he is

00:50:21.160 nobody knows who he is nobody knows who he is everyone everyone knows who he is this is the biggest lie

00:50:33.480 everyone knows who the whistleblower is and the reason he's being protected is because you ask him any

00:50:43.320 questions you just look at his job history and it confirms everything on our blackboard confirms it all

00:50:51.820 confirms it all this guy should watch out because it's not going to be a donald trump supporter that

00:50:58.220 would ever do anything this guy could be jeffrey epstein in a heartbeat by all of the people in the dnc

00:51:04.860 because this guy is a danger to what they are actually hiding

00:51:11.040 now let me give you an update first of all let me let me just say this one of the problems with the

00:51:22.720 whistleblower is seven months ago in april senator chuck grassley wrote a letter to attorney general bill

00:51:30.800 bar asking about a text message conversation between two fbi agents struck and page do you remember

00:51:37.740 them and that was made into this is just a relationship thing this is just a guy cheating on his wife that's

00:51:45.040 all this is well is it because chuck grassley wrote and said can you find out what this is all about

00:51:54.220 he wrote quote talking with bill do we want joe to go with evanina instead of charlie for a variety of

00:52:03.980 reasons grassley notes in the footnotes that all aliases are known with the exception of charlie

00:52:11.480 who's charlie the conversation goes on with page's response quote hmm i'm not sure would it be unusual

00:52:21.600 to have him show up again maybe another agent from the team now why aren't they worried about the

00:52:28.780 optics of a charlie showing up to a meeting with trump's transition team why are they hiding charlie

00:52:36.100 who is charlie or is he the ci guy

00:52:42.920 who's charlie or is he the ci guy or is he the ci guy or is he the ci guy or is he the ci guy

00:52:47.140 because if he could assess if there were any new questions or different demeanor if kate's husband

00:52:53.820 is there he can see if there are people we can develop for potential relationships and quote

00:53:01.740 they're using what we now think may be the whistleblower to go in and recruit more people

00:53:11.620 to turn against the president of the united states this is a coup

00:53:16.580 now that's not all the whistleblower was doing the whistleblower is also he his presence

00:53:27.800 his presence takes apart the lies of the democrats saying that they had nothing to do at the embassy

00:53:36.700 that they had absolutely nothing to do they were not doing anything at the u.s embassy the ukrainian

00:53:44.700 embassy in the u.s they were not pumping the ukrainians for information and chalupa she's just 0.96

00:53:52.260 this sweet little mom that's a housewife and there's no connection there well we know that's not true but

00:53:59.060 we also know because we have her and the whistleblower together working the investigators

00:54:09.700 in ukraine telling them you need to find stuff on trump go back and find stuff on trump we now have them

00:54:19.120 is that the whistleblower because the whistleblower's name that's being bantied about

00:54:26.800 is the same name as the guy who is helping her

00:54:31.360 now in another update

00:54:36.220 a u.s representative for burisma holdings

00:54:40.800 sought a meeting with the undersecretary of state katherine novelly

00:54:45.540 to discuss ending the corruption allegations against the ukrainian firm where hunter biden worked as a board member

00:54:53.280 these memos have been obtained under a freedom of information act lawsuit

00:54:59.040 what is it the democrats are hiding

00:55:03.900 well because of a freedom of information act lawsuit

00:55:07.960 which by the way is not like some mysterious whistleblower

00:55:11.380 these are facts

00:55:13.380 on paper

00:55:14.980 three weeks before burisma's overture to the state

00:55:19.700 ukrainian authorities raided the home of an oligarch who owned the gas firm

00:55:24.680 employed

00:55:26.020 which employed hunter biden

00:55:28.380 a signal the long-running corruption probe was escalating in the middle of a u.s presidential election

00:55:35.060 so three weeks before

00:55:37.840 they raid burisma

00:55:40.460 hunter biden's name in fact was specifically invoked by the burisma representative

00:55:46.940 as a reason the state department should help

00:55:49.980 according to a series of email exchanges among u.s officials trying to arrange the meeting

00:55:56.180 the subject line for the email exchanges just read simply burisma

00:56:00.960 quoting

00:56:02.940 per our conversation

00:56:04.680 karen tramonta

00:56:06.140 tramonta

00:56:08.220 whatever

00:56:09.260 karen of blue star strategies requested a meeting to discuss

00:56:13.640 with the u.s uh representative state department representative novelli

00:56:18.300 alleging burisma

00:56:21.360 of corruption

00:56:22.760 email between the state officials read

00:56:25.600 uh she noted that two high-profile u.s citizens are affiliated with the company

00:56:31.320 including hunter biden as a board member

00:56:34.400 they would like to talk to novelli about getting a better understanding of how the u.s

00:56:39.500 came to the determination that the company is corrupt

00:56:42.780 according to uh tramamonto

00:56:45.920 there is no evidence of corruption

00:56:48.140 there's been no hearing or process

00:56:50.020 and evidence to the contrary has not been considered

00:56:52.960 novelli was the most senior official overseeing the international energy issues for the state

00:56:58.440 the other woman was a lawyer working for blue star strategies

00:57:02.240 as a washington firm

00:57:03.600 hired by burisma

00:57:05.420 another blue star official sally painter

00:57:08.800 both alumni

00:57:10.780 of the bill clinton administration

00:57:13.400 worked with new york-based criminal defense attorney

00:57:16.520 to settle the ukraine cases in late 2016

00:57:19.460 and early 2017

00:57:21.020 burisma holdings records obtained by

00:57:23.540 ukrainian prosecutors state the gas firm

00:57:25.720 made a 60 000 payment

00:57:27.280 to blue star november 2015

00:57:29.260 she was scheduled to meet with novelli

00:57:32.120 on march 1st

00:57:33.780 state department officials were scrambling to get answers ahead of that meeting

00:57:38.660 from the u.s embassy in kiev

00:57:41.660 so what happened

00:57:44.540 what happened

00:57:46.560 the vice president

00:57:50.660 the state department

00:57:53.180 knew that hunter biden

00:57:55.620 was going to be investigated

00:57:57.540 burisma came to the state department and said

00:58:01.200 you've got to help stop this investigation

00:58:03.620 because hunter biden and a couple of other people are involved in this

00:58:08.080 so the state department scrambled to do what they could

00:58:12.200 to figure this out

00:58:14.260 and to stop the investigation

00:58:16.240 which democrats say never happened

00:58:18.780 they said there was no investigation

00:58:21.080 we now have the state department

00:58:23.600 emails showing that three weeks before he goes

00:58:27.540 there is an investigation

00:58:28.960 they are talking about it

00:58:31.360 they know exactly what's going on

00:58:33.740 we also showed you in the last special

00:58:37.060 the documents that prove

00:58:40.400 that the general prosecutor in ukraine

00:58:45.200 kind of like our attorney general

00:58:47.460 he went to court

00:58:49.160 and filed the case

00:58:50.900 four weeks

00:58:52.360 before joe biden came in

00:58:55.420 so he filed an active case

00:58:58.180 four weeks before

00:58:59.940 what does the whistleblower know about any of this

00:59:04.620 because he's with the state department

00:59:08.840 what's the state department know

00:59:11.680 and what are they really hiding

00:59:13.580 one week from tonight

00:59:16.540 we'll show you

00:59:18.220 you're not going to like it

00:59:20.020 but we'll show you

00:59:21.840 and quite honestly

00:59:24.120 I think this thing could end like a Jason Bourne movie

00:59:28.200 because this is corruption at the highest levels

00:59:32.740 and corruption that is not going to sit well

00:59:34.960 with democrats, republicans, independents

00:59:37.260 they are not going to like this

00:59:39.160 we expose it next Wednesday

00:59:42.180 make sure you're a member of blaze tv

00:59:44.520 go to blaze tv.com

00:59:46.200 use the promo code glenn

00:59:48.220 and you're going to save 10% right now

00:59:51.320 don't miss it

00:59:52.560 next Wednesday

00:59:53.980 all right

00:59:56.060 you've trusted the name of Norton

00:59:57.440 in the realm of cyber security

00:59:58.540 for a very long time

00:59:59.460 cyber criminals are out in force

01:00:01.220 and their numbers are only going to rise

01:00:03.080 as time goes on

01:00:04.180 and we all become more and more dependent

01:00:06.140 on the internet

01:00:06.800 you've been listening to this show for a while

01:00:09.180 you already know about Norton's secure VPN

01:00:12.080 it uses bank grade encryption

01:00:15.280 and that helps block the hackers

01:00:18.280 from stealing the information

01:00:19.600 you send and receive over wifi

01:00:21.400 it's also part of the multiple layers of protection

01:00:24.380 you get with Norton 360

01:00:25.820 and it includes Norton's secure VPN

01:00:28.680 device security

01:00:29.780 password manager

01:00:31.220 so much more

01:00:32.120 don't risk compromising your online privacy

01:00:34.460 with the wrong VPN

01:00:36.260 you need to get a VPN

01:00:38.700 and the one you should get is

01:00:40.240 Norton 360

01:00:41.620 Norton 360

01:00:44.220 make sure that your online future

01:00:48.020 is as secure as possible

01:00:50.180 nobody can prevent all cyber crime

01:00:52.160 but Norton 360 is a powerful ally

01:00:54.660 for your cyber safety

01:00:56.020 sign up today

01:00:57.120 save up to 50% off

01:00:58.800 Norton 360

01:00:59.680 at Norton.com

01:01:01.060 slash Beck

01:01:01.660 that's Norton.com

01:01:03.100 slash Beck

01:01:03.840 50% off

01:01:05.560 Norton 360

01:01:06.560 Norton.com

01:01:07.880 slash Beck

01:01:08.720 we break for 10 seconds

01:01:10.120 station ID

01:01:10.720 so let's go from

01:01:25.720 from the media

01:01:27.080 not willing to say

01:01:28.620 the name of the whistleblower

01:01:30.120 Eric Caramella

01:01:31.180 yeah I get this right

01:01:33.120 a lot of people are saying Caramella

01:01:35.100 it's

01:01:36.500 Charamella

01:01:37.420 Charamella

01:01:39.180 because it's Italian

01:01:41.300 yeah

01:01:41.700 and the emphasis should be on the third syllable

01:01:44.300 the Charamella

01:01:45.740 okay got it

01:01:47.260 can you do it like that

01:01:47.920 yeah I can

01:01:48.540 Eric

01:01:48.900 Charamella

01:01:49.760 oh yeah

01:01:50.300 see that

01:01:50.980 now I feel it

01:01:52.120 I'm almost in the room

01:01:53.480 Charamella

01:01:53.960 I feel like I can see him scheming

01:01:56.520 in this back room

01:01:58.220 you're painting a picture

01:01:59.380 right

01:01:59.960 with the way

01:02:00.680 you're pronouncing it like it's a fettuccine

01:02:02.820 exactly right

01:02:04.540 Charamella

01:02:05.440 fettuccine

01:02:06.100 Charamella

01:02:06.760 that is how people will remember

01:02:09.640 right

01:02:10.060 grated

01:02:10.620 Charamella

01:02:11.280 over the fettuccine

01:02:12.240 oh that's what's delicious

01:02:13.140 oh it's yummy

01:02:13.880 you know what

01:02:14.380 I never say

01:02:15.080 I never say stop

01:02:15.880 they say hey

01:02:16.360 when you're ready

01:02:18.060 when you stop grinding

01:02:18.860 Charamella

01:02:19.420 just stop

01:02:20.880 and I never say stop

01:02:22.400 never say it

01:02:23.120 okay that's good

01:02:23.920 thank you for that

01:02:24.600 so what is it

01:02:27.120 that they are

01:02:27.760 are hiding

01:02:28.620 and

01:02:29.260 can you believe

01:02:30.660 the media

01:02:31.440 well they've done this

01:02:33.720 before

01:02:34.300 and yesterday

01:02:36.040 there

01:02:36.880 there came a tape

01:02:38.400 from Project Veritas

01:02:39.860 of an ABC anchor

01:02:42.920 that was talking about

01:02:45.180 how they had the goods

01:02:47.220 on Jeffrey Epstein

01:02:49.080 three years before

01:02:51.500 listen

01:02:52.420 it was unbelievable

01:02:54.080 what we had

01:02:54.680 Clinton

01:02:55.260 we had everything

01:02:56.520 I tried for three years

01:03:00.020 to get it on

01:03:00.620 to no avail

01:03:01.640 and now it's all coming out

01:03:03.120 and it's like these new

01:03:03.980 revelations

01:03:05.020 and I freaking had

01:03:06.160 all of it

01:03:06.820 I'm so pissed right now

01:03:09.420 like every day

01:03:10.340 I get more and more pissed

01:03:11.400 because I'm just like

01:03:12.180 oh my god

01:03:13.200 we

01:03:13.640 it was

01:03:14.320 what we had

01:03:15.720 was unreal

01:03:16.540 other women backing it up 1.00

01:03:18.080 hey

01:03:18.980 yep

01:03:19.700 Brad Edwards

01:03:21.600 the attorney

01:03:22.180 three years ago

01:03:23.040 saying

01:03:23.480 like

01:03:23.900 there will come a day

01:03:26.100 when we will realize

01:03:26.800 Jeffrey Epstein

01:03:27.320 was the most prolific

01:03:28.300 pedophile this country

01:03:29.280 has ever known

01:03:30.140 I had it all

01:03:31.600 three years ago

01:03:32.280 now ABC

01:03:34.640 came out and said

01:03:36.080 no we didn't

01:03:38.320 we have very high

01:03:39.400 journalistic standards

01:03:40.400 you know

01:03:40.860 oh and we saw them

01:03:42.140 on display

01:03:42.660 we've seen them

01:03:43.200 so many times

01:03:44.060 like for example

01:03:44.820 during the Kavanaugh hearings

01:03:45.960 where they just

01:03:47.580 would not put

01:03:48.500 any of those accusations

01:03:49.500 on the air

01:03:50.160 they wouldn't do it

01:03:51.720 I mean sure

01:03:52.640 they had interviews

01:03:53.440 but they

01:03:54.240 what

01:03:54.520 Ixnay on the 0.92

01:03:55.660 Kavanaugh gay stuff

01:03:57.140 that's

01:03:57.820 no let's not bring that up

01:03:59.140 because that shows

01:04:00.040 they're putting tweets

01:04:01.320 up there

01:04:02.040 like accusations

01:04:02.900 like I think

01:04:04.340 I slept with Kavanaugh

01:04:05.320 once too

01:04:05.920 and he abused me

01:04:07.800 they're taking like

01:04:09.260 TikTok messages

01:04:10.280 and putting it on the air

01:04:11.040 they have a very high standard

01:04:12.780 very high standard

01:04:14.460 it must be

01:04:15.140 super duper

01:04:16.040 Republican

01:04:16.500 to put it on the air

01:04:17.460 not just middle of the road

01:04:20.640 not moderate

01:04:21.560 it's gotta be

01:04:22.200 super duper Republican

01:04:23.460 yes

01:04:24.360 that is their

01:04:25.440 journalistic standard

01:04:26.380 you can't claim

01:04:27.640 journalistic standards

01:04:28.780 there

01:04:29.360 and then do what you did

01:04:30.580 with Kavanaugh

01:04:31.260 you can't

01:04:32.040 sorry ABC

01:04:33.020 you're listening

01:04:34.400 to Glenn Beck

01:04:35.980 taking seven months off

01:04:38.980 to recover

01:04:40.280 from an injury

01:04:41.440 not really an option

01:04:42.700 for a lot of people

01:04:43.620 although

01:04:44.120 ow

01:04:45.260 ow

01:04:46.740 I just

01:04:47.260 oh

01:04:48.080 Stu

01:04:49.240 I mean

01:04:49.680 oh no

01:04:49.920 yeah

01:04:50.380 oh no

01:04:51.040 seven months

01:04:51.860 doctor just said

01:04:52.840 seven months

01:04:54.100 seven months

01:04:54.800 to recover

01:04:55.180 that's not

01:04:55.980 that's not reasonable

01:04:56.900 for most people

01:04:57.760 Robin

01:04:58.800 was

01:04:59.720 you know

01:05:00.560 she was determined

01:05:01.280 actually to get back

01:05:02.360 to work

01:05:02.880 after hearing about

01:05:03.940 relief factors

01:05:04.740 she began taking it

01:05:05.700 regularly

01:05:06.180 she broke her wrist

01:05:07.920 and doctor said

01:05:09.620 you're just not going to

01:05:10.300 be able to use your wrist

01:05:11.340 at all

01:05:11.720 Robin was able to

01:05:13.420 return to work

01:05:14.140 almost three months

01:05:15.260 early

01:05:15.660 the swelling and pain

01:05:16.820 had gone down

01:05:17.620 she had been able

01:05:18.300 to recover rapidly

01:05:19.460 now she's 0.98

01:05:20.580 obviously born tough

01:05:22.060 she works at a prison

01:05:23.360 but even

01:05:24.040 even then

01:05:24.940 Robin admits

01:05:26.000 that she is thankful

01:05:26.900 that she had

01:05:27.440 relief factor

01:05:28.140 to help her get

01:05:28.740 to the other side

01:05:29.400 of the pain

01:05:29.840 and get her life back

01:05:30.880 when taken properly

01:05:32.200 relief factor

01:05:33.040 attacks the inflammation

01:05:34.080 that causes 0.52

01:05:34.640 much of our pain

01:05:35.860 and it works for

01:05:36.400 70% of the people

01:05:37.460 who try it

01:05:38.000 so just try their

01:05:38.980 three week quick start

01:05:39.960 trial

01:05:40.380 go to

01:05:41.040 relieffactor.com

01:05:42.520 relieffactor.com

01:05:44.840 and get your life back

01:05:46.500 it's

01:05:47.120 relieffactor.com

01:05:48.960 there's a lot of

01:05:52.780 confusing news about

01:05:53.580 people like Eric

01:05:54.320 if you want to know

01:05:56.200 the latest

01:05:56.600 you can go to

01:05:57.200 glenbeck.com

01:05:58.020 or blaze tv.com

01:05:59.160 use the promo code

01:05:59.880 glen to save 10 bucks

01:06:01.000 welcome to the uh

01:06:27.860 welcome to the program

01:06:29.240 you could actually make this t-shirt

01:06:30.300 i i want to

01:06:32.000 yeah

01:06:32.320 can you call uh

01:06:33.780 can you can can you call uh

01:06:35.240 alexander to come on in

01:06:36.340 i want

01:06:36.760 i want to make a

01:06:38.200 caramella

01:06:39.280 charamella

01:06:39.920 charamella

01:06:41.160 uh you know like that

01:06:42.980 pizza guy

01:06:43.720 throwing the pie

01:06:44.660 you know

01:06:45.220 right like

01:06:45.720 on the top of the pizza box

01:06:47.180 yeah

01:06:47.520 it's like hot delicious

01:06:48.460 charamella

01:06:49.260 yeah and i want

01:06:49.980 i want

01:06:50.460 you know for all of your

01:06:52.140 whistleblowing needs

01:06:53.100 you just call

01:06:53.860 you know for hot and ready

01:06:55.500 charamella

01:06:57.040 so we get some

01:06:58.760 charamella t-shirts

01:06:59.760 and it looks like the real pizza

01:07:01.400 yeah

01:07:01.880 i would totally wear that shirt

01:07:03.680 yeah

01:07:03.920 that that's uh fantastic

01:07:05.740 that's great

01:07:06.500 and i want this guy

01:07:07.980 exposed i want this guy to testify

01:07:09.920 you know who doesn't

01:07:11.340 the democrats

01:07:12.600 don't you know

01:07:13.400 it was odd

01:07:14.400 it was odd

01:07:14.420 that they were like

01:07:15.160 they're gonna put him in danger

01:07:16.060 they're gonna put him in danger

01:07:16.880 it's gonna be

01:07:17.280 you're gonna have blood on your hands

01:07:18.220 really

01:07:18.640 because every republican

01:07:20.620 wants his name out

01:07:22.040 they want him to testify

01:07:23.820 excuse me

01:07:25.760 mob

01:07:26.700 uh

01:07:28.040 but the good guys over here

01:07:29.740 would like him to testify

01:07:31.380 to come out into the open

01:07:32.960 not because

01:07:34.040 we need to know him

01:07:35.440 so people can get him

01:07:36.540 that would be

01:07:38.060 your side

01:07:39.040 that would not want him

01:07:40.240 to testify

01:07:40.820 you don't want him known

01:07:43.180 because you don't want

01:07:44.900 his record known

01:07:46.760 you don't want people to know

01:07:48.700 that he was actually sent back

01:07:51.040 to the pentagon

01:07:52.140 because

01:07:53.040 he was

01:07:54.220 one of the main leakers

01:07:56.040 in the white house

01:07:56.740 you don't want

01:07:57.840 anybody to know

01:07:58.840 that he was one of the guys

01:08:00.380 that had been scheming

01:08:01.920 to try to get people

01:08:03.580 to flip against trump

01:08:05.300 in the white house

01:08:06.920 you don't want anybody

01:08:07.960 to know that

01:08:08.760 donald trump does

01:08:10.640 republicans do

01:08:13.040 and that will come

01:08:14.420 republicans need to

01:08:15.940 be very clear

01:08:16.900 protect this guy

01:08:18.120 at all costs

01:08:19.140 if you watch

01:08:20.420 yeah

01:08:20.680 if you watched

01:08:21.980 the untouchables

01:08:23.200 this guy is

01:08:24.700 the accountant

01:08:25.440 this guy is

01:08:27.560 the accountant

01:08:28.220 the fbi

01:08:29.860 would like

01:08:31.180 in that movie

01:08:31.760 would like the accountant

01:08:32.960 to testify

01:08:33.960 al capone

01:08:35.460 doesn't

01:08:36.120 right

01:08:36.480 and you'd think

01:08:38.400 that the republicans

01:08:39.480 would of course

01:08:40.020 want that

01:08:40.560 they want

01:08:41.280 they want this

01:08:42.000 on record

01:08:42.860 and it's interesting

01:08:43.640 because i think

01:08:44.180 it will paint

01:08:45.000 a parallel story

01:08:48.400 right

01:08:48.960 a story that

01:08:50.000 shows

01:08:50.800 the democrats

01:08:51.760 were up to

01:08:52.920 no good

01:08:53.540 and

01:08:54.900 oh no

01:08:55.400 it shows that

01:08:56.000 this has been

01:08:56.400 a hit job

01:08:56.940 since before

01:08:58.140 he even won

01:08:59.040 but is it

01:08:59.740 so i guess

01:09:00.240 the democratic argument

01:09:01.480 or the media argument

01:09:02.280 is

01:09:02.540 let's just say

01:09:03.280 this comes out

01:09:03.840 and let's say

01:09:04.200 you're right

01:09:04.520 let's say

01:09:05.120 they buy into

01:09:05.720 your narrative

01:09:06.340 here of

01:09:07.080 of this guy

01:09:08.480 was he was

01:09:09.420 out for trump

01:09:10.160 i mean we know

01:09:10.780 page and struck

01:09:11.820 were out for trump

01:09:12.660 from the beginning

01:09:13.300 and they were

01:09:13.680 looking for ways

01:09:14.320 to do this

01:09:14.660 let's just say

01:09:15.160 this

01:09:15.440 their argument

01:09:17.540 i think would be

01:09:18.260 the end of the day

01:09:19.820 yes they were

01:09:21.660 out to get him

01:09:22.220 however

01:09:23.440 they got him

01:09:24.880 right like

01:09:26.000 gary hart said

01:09:27.100 uh go ahead

01:09:27.840 follow me around

01:09:28.760 and they followed

01:09:29.720 him around

01:09:30.200 and then they saw

01:09:31.140 him with the woman 0.97

01:09:31.820 except that's the

01:09:32.880 that's the narrative

01:09:34.140 the media wants

01:09:35.340 you to buy

01:09:35.860 right

01:09:36.160 but let me go

01:09:36.860 play the uh

01:09:38.160 go play the chuck

01:09:39.060 schumer audio

01:09:40.160 again listen to

01:09:41.620 what he says

01:09:42.800 this whistleblower

01:09:43.840 uh confirmed

01:09:45.620 the calls to make

01:09:47.280 public the

01:09:48.740 whistleblower's

01:09:49.900 identity are

01:09:51.380 despicable

01:09:52.020 the whole purpose

01:09:53.560 of the whistleblower

01:09:54.520 law was to

01:09:55.580 protect people

01:09:56.500 when they had

01:09:57.060 the courage

01:09:57.640 to come forward

01:09:58.560 this whistleblower

01:10:00.040 is obviously

01:10:00.700 coming forward

01:10:01.560 because he was

01:10:02.760 so concerned

01:10:03.600 about where

01:10:04.660 president trump

01:10:05.420 was leading

01:10:05.880 america

01:10:06.360 and every

01:10:07.080 wait a minute

01:10:09.520 that's not

01:10:10.440 quid pro quo

01:10:11.500 that's he was

01:10:13.120 concerned where

01:10:14.460 this president

01:10:16.120 was leading

01:10:17.180 america

01:10:18.100 uh that's what

01:10:19.960 the whistleblower

01:10:20.920 testimony says

01:10:22.100 that's what

01:10:23.120 the two ambassadors

01:10:24.240 testimony says

01:10:25.400 yeah

01:10:25.620 it's not quid pro quo

01:10:27.300 their testimony is

01:10:28.700 he was changing

01:10:30.200 policy in ukraine

01:10:32.500 and it was going

01:10:33.420 to be very

01:10:34.160 dangerous

01:10:34.800 right

01:10:35.420 they had

01:10:36.280 they had what

01:10:37.240 they believed

01:10:37.860 was a legitimate

01:10:38.640 disagreement with

01:10:39.660 him on the

01:10:40.740 policy but

01:10:41.720 in fact they

01:10:42.360 told him

01:10:43.280 i don't know if

01:10:44.400 it was him but

01:10:44.980 they told the

01:10:45.580 administration at

01:10:46.280 least that at

01:10:47.560 least one of

01:10:48.020 them said they

01:10:48.460 would not they

01:10:49.300 would they quit

01:10:50.780 immediately if they

01:10:51.900 tried to change

01:10:52.440 this policy yeah

01:10:53.100 well go ahead

01:10:53.720 right the president

01:10:54.820 of the united

01:10:55.340 states runs the

01:10:56.420 state department

01:10:57.020 exactly so what

01:10:57.880 they are covering

01:10:58.980 up is the fact

01:11:00.280 that the state

01:11:01.680 department is its

01:11:03.300 own deep state

01:11:04.800 it doesn't care

01:11:06.680 what this president

01:11:07.580 says it's going

01:11:08.920 to do what it

01:11:09.720 wants to do but

01:11:11.520 that's not even the

01:11:12.600 big thing they're

01:11:13.220 hiding they said

01:11:15.400 the democrats set

01:11:16.680 up a a way to

01:11:19.240 use foreign

01:11:20.520 intelligence foreign

01:11:22.460 operatives in

01:11:23.840 ukraine for their

01:11:25.740 purposes

01:11:26.340 and that's not

01:11:29.280 even enough

01:11:30.080 because when you

01:11:31.280 see what their

01:11:32.180 purposes were in

01:11:34.240 ukraine and are

01:11:35.520 in ukraine as

01:11:37.120 designed by barack

01:11:38.880 obama hillary

01:11:39.980 clinton at the

01:11:42.000 state department

01:11:42.720 level oh that's

01:11:45.100 when you have real

01:11:45.960 trouble playing

01:11:47.420 devil's advocate

01:11:48.060 again here is the

01:11:49.900 defense essentially

01:11:50.880 from the trump

01:11:51.620 administration that

01:11:52.980 yeah we did

01:11:56.080 these things but

01:11:57.860 they were justified 0.61

01:11:58.920 because so look

01:12:00.400 here's the thing

01:12:01.100 everybody quid pro

01:12:02.780 quo happens all the

01:12:03.740 time in response it

01:12:04.800 happens in business

01:12:05.660 well then he was

01:12:06.240 actually right when he

01:12:07.140 was out there he got

01:12:07.640 he got beat up for

01:12:08.460 that statement but he

01:12:09.260 was telling the truth

01:12:10.160 yeah it does happen

01:12:11.600 we have joe biden on

01:12:12.660 tape doing it yes he

01:12:13.940 said we're gonna we're

01:12:15.260 not gonna give you a

01:12:16.220 billion dollars and the

01:12:17.160 president's already

01:12:17.940 okayed this unless you

01:12:19.420 stop this investigation

01:12:20.820 that is exactly the

01:12:23.980 opposite what

01:12:25.980 donald trump did

01:12:26.780 donald trump said

01:12:27.800 we're not going to

01:12:28.980 pay and he didn't

01:12:29.740 actually say this but

01:12:31.320 you can infer that he

01:12:32.720 said this we're gonna

01:12:34.200 stop paying you the

01:12:35.540 400 million 600

01:12:37.680 million less than

01:12:39.020 joe biden we're gonna

01:12:40.180 stop paying you the

01:12:41.260 400 million until you

01:12:43.160 do an investigation

01:12:44.080 because you have bad

01:12:45.280 guys around in this

01:12:46.340 order you guys you

01:12:47.200 have bad guys around

01:12:48.220 you we think that

01:12:49.540 the ukrainians were

01:12:51.140 helping the dnc throw

01:12:52.500 the election and do

01:12:53.800 ops on me we think

01:12:57.360 that your oligarchs are

01:12:58.800 still in bed with these

01:13:00.520 people we think that

01:13:01.880 you have bad people

01:13:03.020 around you and i can't

01:13:04.620 do business with you if

01:13:05.980 you still have those bad

01:13:07.140 people around you oh

01:13:08.960 and by the way would

01:13:10.940 you also look into the

01:13:11.840 burisma thing so he's

01:13:14.520 asking i want to know

01:13:15.940 what happened to our

01:13:17.020 7 billion dollars now

01:13:20.380 the question this is

01:13:21.640 the question that

01:13:22.160 president trump should

01:13:22.940 ask the american people

01:13:24.260 every time he steps in

01:13:26.020 front of a microphone he

01:13:27.020 should start with this

01:13:27.960 again i just want to ask

01:13:29.740 the american people which

01:13:31.500 is more in line with our

01:13:32.760 national interests

01:13:33.720 somebody who says i want

01:13:36.260 you to investigate to

01:13:37.180 find out where our 7

01:13:38.400 billion dollars went who

01:13:40.440 it went to i want to

01:13:41.680 find out if somebody was

01:13:43.460 trying to throw our

01:13:44.260 election i mean we just

01:13:45.280 spent billions of

01:13:46.300 dollars you know trying

01:13:47.760 to find out if i wasn't

01:13:48.880 connected with with russia

01:13:50.420 that answer came back no

01:13:52.020 but it looks like there

01:13:53.060 was some interference in

01:13:54.420 our election and let's

01:13:55.720 find out uh also is there

01:13:58.400 corruption in our own

01:13:59.680 government and in our

01:14:00.700 state department which is

01:14:02.360 more in line with the

01:14:03.780 national interest me

01:14:05.180 saying hey i need i'm

01:14:06.920 not going to give you any

01:14:07.640 more money until you find

01:14:08.640 out what happened to last

01:14:09.480 money and some of these

01:14:10.220 other things or a vice

01:14:12.520 president saying i'm not

01:14:13.860 going to give you a

01:14:14.500 billion dollars more

01:14:15.660 because we gave you seven

01:14:17.180 billion and i won't give

01:14:18.820 you a billion dollars more

01:14:20.080 unless you stop

01:14:22.040 investigating what happened

01:14:24.160 to the seven billion

01:14:25.520 dollars that's what he

01:14:27.720 should say every day

01:14:28.460 every day on television

01:14:29.560 that's like like a cuckoo

01:14:31.180 clock just say that

01:14:32.600 which one's more in line

01:14:33.780 i think and i think that

01:14:35.200 would have been a much

01:14:35.660 better defense if they

01:14:36.540 had used it instead what

01:14:37.680 they used was they set the

01:14:39.140 goalpost at no quid pro

01:14:40.700 quo well and i think most

01:14:42.100 people are going to look

01:14:42.660 at this and say first of

01:14:43.700 all you have trump on the

01:14:45.120 call who's you're right he

01:14:46.920 doesn't explicitly say a

01:14:48.560 quid pro quo however they

01:14:50.140 now have people that trump

01:14:51.860 appointed people who are

01:14:53.440 donors to trump not not

01:14:55.860 just you know people who

01:14:57.460 have been in the state

01:14:58.120 department for years and

01:14:58.900 years and years and years

01:14:59.620 but people who are very

01:15:00.960 close to trump saying well

01:15:02.400 yeah we are some you know

01:15:03.700 we basically understood

01:15:04.600 this to be a quid pro

01:15:05.700 quo which i don't have a

01:15:07.660 problem with and and

01:15:09.140 neither did anyone with on

01:15:10.760 the biden situation if you

01:15:11.800 had a problem with

01:15:12.600 ukrainian corruption and

01:15:14.360 you actually believed it

01:15:15.220 was really important we

01:15:16.540 shouldn't be giving them

01:15:17.520 money unless they they get

01:15:19.240 that stuff uh cleared out

01:15:20.680 the problem here is that

01:15:22.620 the republican party in

01:15:24.660 their constant efforts to

01:15:26.580 be uh more inept have

01:15:29.100 created this goalpost and

01:15:31.140 said it seven million times

01:15:33.540 that the goalpost is can

01:15:35.440 you find quid pro quo and

01:15:37.740 it's going to be i think to

01:15:38.760 the average american who

01:15:39.880 has heard only hey

01:15:41.720 quid pro quo quid pro

01:15:42.900 quo and then they're

01:15:44.120 going to look at this and

01:15:44.880 say not only do you have

01:15:46.600 what seems pretty close to

01:15:48.140 a quid pro quo but that in

01:15:49.660 addition to it you have

01:15:50.900 people around him saying

01:15:51.880 yes there was an explicit

01:15:52.840 quid pro quo yeah and

01:15:53.940 some people saying there

01:15:54.480 was an implicit quid pro

01:15:55.440 quo this is how you

01:15:55.980 explain this but there is

01:15:57.340 no quid pro quo i wasn't

01:15:59.220 saying you have to find

01:16:01.260 dirt on this is what they

01:16:02.760 are implying yeah you got

01:16:04.040 to find dirt on joe biden

01:16:05.480 i just did the responsible

01:16:08.620 thing right i want answers

01:16:11.060 to these questions now

01:16:13.680 when you can provide me

01:16:14.840 answer to the questions

01:16:15.860 like what happened to the

01:16:17.700 seven billion dollars are

01:16:19.800 you part of the corruption

01:16:21.280 that we all know is going

01:16:22.740 on or are you going to

01:16:24.160 find the people around you

01:16:25.660 yeah i'm not giving you any

01:16:27.740 more money until that that's

01:16:29.020 not quid pro quo that's

01:16:30.360 just before i give you any

01:16:32.220 more money i gotta know are

01:16:34.600 you part of the same team

01:16:36.200 are you part of uh the

01:16:37.980 corruption or are you going

01:16:39.760 to actually do something

01:16:41.080 because i this is the first

01:16:42.140 time i've talked to you and

01:16:43.600 i hear good things about you

01:16:44.880 and i'm ready to give you

01:16:46.160 that money but i want to

01:16:47.740 know what happened to the

01:16:48.780 last and and again that's a

01:16:51.100 totally plausible defense

01:16:53.260 that the the administration

01:16:54.500 and the republicans should be

01:16:55.780 using but you can say that's

01:16:57.240 not quid pro quo in the way

01:17:00.360 the media is spinning it and

01:17:02.500 i just think that it would

01:17:03.280 have been more helpful to

01:17:04.320 make that case from the

01:17:05.720 beginning now what they're

01:17:07.320 forced to do is they're

01:17:08.220 sort of driving down the

01:17:09.500 street and they need to 0.99

01:17:10.360 kind of throw it in reverse

01:17:11.320 and go the other direction

01:17:12.340 which is uh you know look

01:17:14.780 doable doable i mean and

01:17:17.360 i think correct right we've

01:17:20.120 said this from the very

01:17:21.400 beginning number one the

01:17:22.980 thing they are accusing

01:17:24.120 trump of is the thing we

01:17:25.960 have joe biden on tape

01:17:27.420 doing okay we have him

01:17:29.400 admitting explicitly that he

01:17:31.860 was doing it uh i mean we

01:17:33.560 have the video we played it

01:17:34.820 for you a million times but

01:17:36.040 we could do that if you want

01:17:36.940 the proof of that so we have

01:17:38.540 that and we said that from

01:17:39.500 the beginning then you go

01:17:40.900 down the road of only the

01:17:42.900 question needs to be whether

01:17:44.400 it was a smart thing to do as

01:17:46.820 it relates to u.s interests not

01:17:48.920 what the the media is doing

01:17:51.020 which is saying well since the

01:17:52.880 name biden is in there he must

01:17:55.180 have been doing that to try to

01:17:56.920 screw him in the next

01:17:57.780 election but this is why the

01:17:59.500 media edited those what was

01:18:01.260 it 147 words yeah they edited

01:18:04.620 that because that came first

01:18:06.920 he said look i need you to do

01:18:09.000 me a favor we're ready and we

01:18:10.780 want to be your partner but i

01:18:11.700 need you to do me a favor i want

01:18:14.460 you to look into all this

01:18:16.000 corruption that was the 147

01:18:18.200 words and then the then the

01:18:20.240 president of ukraine came back

01:18:21.620 and said i know no i'm on the

01:18:23.060 same page with you it's dirty

01:18:24.380 and i know it and we're working

01:18:26.540 in the same direction great oh by

01:18:28.360 the way could you also look

01:18:30.100 into the hunter biden thing with

01:18:31.600 burisma they had to edit all of

01:18:34.800 that stuff out right because

01:18:36.380 that's the quid pro quo that

01:18:38.520 trump is defending himself

01:18:40.040 against there was no quid pro

01:18:42.280 quo find dirt on my my uh

01:18:45.340 opponent and i'll give you the 0.97

01:18:46.900 money yeah it was like find the

01:18:48.680 truth on this topic that no one

01:18:50.280 will touch right and the more

01:18:52.140 by the way that also includes

01:18:53.860 burisma and it includes our own

01:18:55.420 media in the united states it's not

01:18:56.900 just a ukrainian problem exactly

01:18:58.900 right exactly and i think

01:19:00.400 explaining it that way to the

01:19:01.540 american people that does i think

01:19:02.960 that is an understandable story

01:19:04.240 you don't have to get into every

01:19:05.520 single person who's in ukraine and

01:19:07.040 every single political actor and

01:19:08.140 every single group that does get

01:19:09.400 confusing but you can you can and

01:19:11.580 you've done it um but you did it

01:19:13.540 over multiple hours and multiple

01:19:14.960 specials you can catch those at

01:19:16.580 blaze tv.com promo code glenn the

01:19:19.520 point though is he might not be able

01:19:21.820 to give that elevator pitch uh every 0.51

01:19:24.140 single day to the american people

01:19:25.420 like you're you have the freedom

01:19:26.960 to do but he can explain it as if

01:19:29.240 this is important to america it's

01:19:31.840 my job not to listen to the state

01:19:33.500 department to listen to you and when

01:19:35.360 you lose seven billion dollars i'm

01:19:37.000 going to be on the case that is a

01:19:38.980 that is something that is

01:19:39.980 understandable to the american

01:19:40.980 people and it is something that the

01:19:43.200 media won't even consider as a

01:19:45.260 possibility i think the president

01:19:46.900 look this is this is should

01:19:48.200 everybody everybody's elevator pitch

01:19:49.760 should be this hey was it right to

01:19:52.060 look into the possibility that

01:19:54.140 donald trump was colluding with the

01:19:57.300 russians and would you have said

01:19:58.980 yes to impeachment if he indeed were

01:20:01.300 colluding with the russians the

01:20:03.440 answer to that for everyone should be

01:20:05.060 yes sure it's important that we find

01:20:07.020 out what the russians were doing and

01:20:09.280 is our government in bed with the

01:20:11.580 russians trying to throw an election

01:20:13.820 if so impeach the man well we did the

01:20:17.540 investigation because we all felt that

01:20:18.960 that was important well it comes back

01:20:21.880 he didn't do that so why aren't we now

01:20:25.360 looking at exactly the same thing but

01:20:28.600 happening in ukraine with evidence and

01:20:31.880 people who have already been convicted

01:20:34.620 for meddling in our campaign at the

01:20:38.700 behest of the dnc and hillary clinton and

01:20:41.440 are on tape discussing it right i mean

01:20:44.480 look you either are consistent or you're

01:20:48.260 not you're either for finding out what

01:20:50.680 really happened in our election or you're

01:20:52.440 not and what's more responsible somebody

01:20:55.220 who says i want you to check into that and

01:20:57.140 i want an answer of where our seven

01:20:58.680 billion dollars went that's not chump

01:21:00.940 change that's seven billion dollars what

01:21:03.480 happened to that money i'm not going to

01:21:04.880 give you another dime until you find out

01:21:06.640 that's in the national interest that's all

01:21:10.040 the president needs to say and he should

01:21:12.060 say it he should rehearse it and he should

01:21:14.400 say it every single day first thing he

01:21:17.640 says out of his mouth every single day

01:21:20.440 how much you miss your uh extra

01:21:29.360 ah a lot the dynamic variable lumbar

01:21:32.760 support system you probably needed that

01:21:34.360 after tracking the kids we did 29 000

01:21:37.320 steps one day at disneyland plus i mean

01:21:39.920 i'm sure people who exercise think that's

01:21:41.680 not an impressive number but i mean i

01:21:43.480 think my average is 27 000 i was gonna

01:21:45.840 say that's like 20 times 20 000 times

01:21:47.720 more than you usually yeah it's about

01:21:49.920 20 000 more and then it was like 29 000

01:21:52.160 24 000 22 000 all i wanted to do is sit

01:21:55.280 into in a comfortable chair you need an

01:21:56.840 x chair so here's a great chair for you

01:21:58.860 to sit in and you really you're really

01:22:01.320 not going to understand it until you sit

01:22:03.140 in it it is the x chair it has 10

01:22:05.680 different settings that you can change

01:22:08.140 the way this whole chair functions it

01:22:10.420 also has the dynamic variable lumbar

01:22:12.260 support this is patented they're the

01:22:13.780 only ones that have it now they've added

01:22:15.880 a 30-day no questions asked guarantee of

01:22:18.540 satisfaction so you have zero risk get

01:22:21.780 this sent to your house and sit in it you

01:22:24.720 are going to love it and i'm telling you

01:22:27.940 there's no chair like it on the market

01:22:29.800 most companies can't do a 30-day money

01:22:31.960 back guarantee because you couldn't afford

01:22:33.540 the shipping back and forth they'd be

01:22:35.000 could they go broke and people were

01:22:36.340 shipping them back x chair on sale right

01:22:39.560 now for a hundred dollars off makes a

01:22:41.560 great christmas gift it's x chair

01:22:43.900 beck.com that's x chair beck.com or call

01:22:48.300 1-844-4x chair go to x chair beck.com

01:22:52.160 right now use the promo code beck and

01:22:53.920 receive a free set of the new x wheels

01:22:56.340 with your chair at x chair beck.com

01:22:59.540 this is the glenbeck program

01:23:04.220 when we come back the new green

01:23:34.200 deal it's people it's people and how the

01:23:41.500 national health service in england is

01:23:43.620 going to play right into it

01:23:45.880 thank you so much uh hillary i want to talk to you about

01:23:59.560 real estate agents i trust.com if you are

01:24:02.200 looking to buy or sell a house you have to

01:24:05.060 have a great real estate agent and there

01:24:07.540 is nothing like getting into a car with a

01:24:09.340 real estate agent that you don't know

01:24:10.780 and uh you know you're just they're saying crazy

01:24:14.560 things you're like oh yeah no no i yeah the

01:24:17.560 president oh boy let's talk about that some more

01:24:19.560 uh you have to know that the person shares your value

01:24:22.500 shares your vision knows what you're looking for in a

01:24:25.800 home and a neighborhood

01:24:27.120 if you're looking to sell your house you need

01:24:30.200 somebody that knows your neighborhood

01:24:32.040 and knows how to sell it and sell it for the most amount of money

01:24:35.620 how to be able to price it just right

01:24:37.880 realestateagentsitrust.com these are the best agents

01:24:41.500 in your area if we don't have one in your area

01:24:43.700 we're not going to recommend one

01:24:45.000 it's realestateagentsitrust.com

01:24:47.660 we have them all over the country coast to coast

01:24:49.660 to help you on the biggest financial hassle

01:24:53.540 probably in your life

01:24:55.200 it's realestateagentsitrust.com

01:24:57.640 go there now realestateagentsitrust.com

01:25:00.120 and get moving

01:25:21.840 okay

01:25:22.240 do we even have time for this part of it

01:25:25.880 look we are running out of time

01:25:28.860 okay

01:25:29.240 I know we had 10 years

01:25:30.860 but that was oh so

01:25:32.480 8 years ago

01:25:34.120 time is running out on climate change

01:25:37.200 and it's no longer enough

01:25:38.780 just to do the Green New Deal

01:25:40.800 you know it's not

01:25:42.560 it's not enough to stop eating meat

01:25:45.160 and shift to renewable energy

01:25:47.400 we have 11,000 scientists now

01:25:50.600 that have just signed a paper that said

01:25:52.460 we have to reduce the human population

01:25:55.760 oh that's going to work out really well

01:26:01.500 we go there in one minute

01:26:02.880 this is the Glenn Beck program

01:26:05.700 want to tell you about a special deal going on right now

01:26:09.880 from MyPillow

01:26:10.600 Mike Lindell

01:26:11.240 the owner and inventor of MyPillow

01:26:13.300 has been wanting to show his appreciation

01:26:15.720 for all that you

01:26:17.520 his customers and his new customers

01:26:19.740 have done to make the company what it is today

01:26:21.760 he's changing the game now

01:26:23.720 with his new 6 piece towel set

01:26:26.160 this is made with US cotton

01:26:28.780 extremely absorbent

01:26:30.980 yet still incredibly soft

01:26:32.500 you know there's nothing

01:26:33.200 I hate towels that aren't really soft

01:26:36.700 they're not big

01:26:37.700 they're not soft

01:26:39.000 you know and they come apart

01:26:41.500 and it's I hate it 0.61

01:26:42.460 I have these towels now

01:26:46.440 from MyPillow

01:26:47.400 and they are great

01:26:48.680 and priced affordably

01:26:50.780 they are extremely absorbent

01:26:52.740 really soft

01:26:53.740 come with 2 bath towels

01:26:54.980 2 hand towels

01:26:55.720 2 washcloths

01:26:56.620 30% off now

01:26:58.320 if you use the promo code BECK

01:26:59.680 remember all MyPillow products

01:27:01.060 come with a 60 day money back guarantee

01:27:02.860 so if you get them

01:27:03.880 and you're like

01:27:04.260 this isn't what I thought

01:27:05.800 they were going to be

01:27:06.500 you ship them back

01:27:08.160 and you get all your money back

01:27:09.400 it's not a problem

01:27:10.160 but you're going to love them

01:27:11.340 if you're a fan of MyPillow

01:27:12.900 and the other great MyPillow products

01:27:14.740 including their sheets

01:27:15.620 if you haven't tried their sheets

01:27:16.560 6 piece towel set

01:27:18.380 going to be just the great addition

01:27:21.040 now for your bathroom 0.98

01:27:22.080 and the other products

01:27:22.740 you've been looking for

01:27:23.520 just go to MyPillow.com

01:27:25.420 click on the new radio listener specials

01:27:27.840 you'll get 30% off

01:27:29.440 this 6 piece towel set

01:27:30.860 as well as deep discounts

01:27:32.300 on all other MyPillow products

01:27:34.000 enter the promo code BECK

01:27:35.620 or call 800-966-3117

01:27:38.400 800-966-3117

01:27:40.340 get these great radio specials

01:27:42.240 now at MyPillow.com

01:27:44.360 oh man

01:27:49.200 well I don't know if you know this

01:27:53.620 Stu but

01:27:54.540 Donald Trump notified

01:27:57.340 the United Nations

01:27:58.220 this last Monday

01:27:59.420 we're formally

01:28:00.740 withdrawing from

01:28:02.780 the Paris Agreement

01:28:04.320 it seems so much easier

01:28:06.280 to get into these agreements

01:28:07.860 than to get out of them

01:28:08.780 yeah it's almost like Brexit

01:28:09.880 it's a Brexit 0.95

01:28:10.440 I was saying the same thing

01:28:11.200 almost like Brexit

01:28:11.500 in about a year

01:28:12.900 we'll have a referendum

01:28:13.740 on whether we should

01:28:14.700 actually get out

01:28:15.520 of the Paris Accord

01:28:17.080 now it's a one year process

01:28:19.380 to exit

01:28:20.220 it will happen

01:28:21.860 like a one year process

01:28:22.680 he announced this

01:28:23.280 like two years ago

01:28:24.140 yeah I know

01:28:25.280 so it's not a one year process

01:28:27.020 no you had to have

01:28:27.920 the two years in between

01:28:29.160 just a cooling off period

01:28:30.480 just to make sure

01:28:31.300 you're not going to go

01:28:32.480 into a buy a gun

01:28:33.660 when you're angry

01:28:34.420 you need a two year

01:28:35.860 cooling off period

01:28:36.980 and so he's cooled off

01:28:38.900 now for two years

01:28:39.720 and he's like

01:28:40.160 yep I still

01:28:41.360 want out

01:28:42.460 of the Paris Accords

01:28:43.380 so now it's a

01:28:44.500 one year deal

01:28:45.340 and it actually

01:28:46.480 will expire

01:28:48.160 I think right around

01:28:49.700 or on

01:28:51.200 election day

01:28:52.700 next year

01:28:53.600 better get it started

01:28:54.400 not a good day

01:28:55.940 to call it

01:28:56.240 gotta get that started

01:28:56.860 now

01:28:57.160 because Donald Trump

01:29:00.820 just doesn't care

01:29:01.900 about people

01:29:02.700 the planet

01:29:03.380 his children

01:29:04.860 air

01:29:05.940 water

01:29:07.140 any of it

01:29:09.020 hates water

01:29:10.820 he hates it

01:29:12.800 he hates it

01:29:14.520 both hydrogen

01:29:15.280 and oxygen

01:29:16.140 oh you put the two

01:29:17.480 together

01:29:17.880 and it's

01:29:18.380 it's the opposite

01:29:19.280 of the Reese's

01:29:20.000 peanut butter cup

01:29:20.800 he's like

01:29:22.500 you put hydrogen

01:29:23.880 in my oxygen

01:29:25.200 you bastards

01:29:26.560 so he hates it

01:29:28.960 anyway

01:29:29.420 more than

01:29:30.860 11,000 experts

01:29:32.540 now

01:29:33.000 these are experts

01:29:34.000 Stu

01:29:34.300 experts

01:29:35.280 they're scientists

01:29:36.340 now nowhere in the story

01:29:38.020 does it say they're scientists

01:29:39.060 of what

01:29:39.900 you know

01:29:40.780 I don't know

01:29:42.020 maybe it's

01:29:42.600 you know

01:29:43.960 the science of mechanics

01:29:46.000 you know

01:29:47.180 science of

01:29:48.060 race cars

01:29:49.480 I don't know

01:29:50.540 but they're scientists

01:29:51.540 and they're experts

01:29:53.480 and they are calling

01:29:55.700 for a critical addition

01:29:56.660 to the main strategy

01:29:57.540 of dumping fossil fuels

01:29:58.780 for renewable energy

01:29:59.900 he

01:30:00.620 he's 11,000 now

01:30:02.580 declare

01:30:03.720 from

01:30:05.140 the

01:30:05.700 the

01:30:06.220 11,000 scientists

01:30:08.120 from around the world

01:30:09.400 I'm quoting

01:30:09.960 clearly

01:30:10.620 and unequivocally

01:30:12.280 state that

01:30:13.900 planet earth

01:30:14.580 is facing

01:30:15.140 a climate

01:30:15.760 emergency

01:30:16.780 and to secure

01:30:19.640 a sustainable

01:30:20.460 future

01:30:21.100 we must challenge

01:30:22.700 the way we live

01:30:23.940 economic

01:30:26.780 and population

01:30:27.620 growth

01:30:28.360 are among

01:30:29.500 the most important

01:30:30.440 drivers of increases

01:30:31.820 in CO2 emissions

01:30:33.260 so

01:30:34.880 we gotta stop

01:30:36.400 this economic

01:30:37.380 growth

01:30:38.040 don't you just hate

01:30:39.160 that civilization

01:30:39.760 stuff

01:30:40.400 oh I do

01:30:41.280 it's so irritating

01:30:42.120 it's almost as irritating

01:30:42.940 as water

01:30:43.580 I know

01:30:44.220 because when we weren't

01:30:45.640 as sophisticated

01:30:46.540 and we weren't

01:30:48.040 as far along

01:30:49.200 as we are now

01:30:49.940 our air was

01:30:51.100 so much cleaner

01:30:52.320 like a hundred years ago

01:30:53.440 oh yeah

01:30:54.160 oh my gosh

01:30:54.720 it was so much

01:30:55.720 cleaner

01:30:56.320 you know what

01:30:56.920 and then

01:30:57.460 they paved paradise

01:30:59.260 and they put up

01:31:00.260 a parking lot

01:31:01.060 it's not a parking lot

01:31:01.800 in paradise

01:31:03.120 yeah in paradise

01:31:04.200 holy cow

01:31:05.240 the paradise of that

01:31:06.200 shopping center

01:31:06.920 down the street

01:31:07.500 not the shopping

01:31:08.340 oh my gosh

01:31:09.280 yeah that used to be

01:31:10.620 paradise guys

01:31:11.600 paradise

01:31:12.020 and now it's a parking lot

01:31:13.180 where you know

01:31:14.060 vehicles can carry

01:31:15.020 human beings

01:31:15.720 at a hundred miles an hour

01:31:16.920 to hospitals

01:31:17.900 and shopping centers

01:31:19.440 where they can buy

01:31:20.140 things that help them

01:31:21.200 live longer

01:31:21.760 and live happier

01:31:22.620 what a terrible thing

01:31:24.100 put up more

01:31:24.780 I want more flowers

01:31:26.100 in that lot

01:31:26.800 yeah

01:31:27.140 because those are doing

01:31:28.200 a hell of a lot

01:31:28.840 of good

01:31:29.160 we don't

01:31:29.940 let me tell you

01:31:30.900 something

01:31:31.160 hate monger

01:31:31.780 okay

01:31:32.380 we need

01:31:33.900 transfer

01:31:34.560 transformations

01:31:35.800 regarding economic

01:31:37.660 and population

01:31:38.740 policies

01:31:39.540 because the population

01:31:41.440 is still increasing

01:31:43.060 by roughly

01:31:43.920 80 million people

01:31:45.460 per year

01:31:46.240 that's more than

01:31:47.760 200,000 per day

01:31:50.120 imagine hearing that

01:31:51.560 excuse me

01:31:52.340 are you

01:31:52.860 why are you

01:31:53.280 negative

01:31:53.740 why are you

01:31:54.360 hey there are more

01:31:55.240 people around

01:31:56.060 isn't that terrible

01:31:56.760 I'm trying to tell you

01:31:58.320 are you an expert

01:31:59.580 obviously not

01:32:00.780 are you a scientist

01:32:01.460 obviously not

01:32:02.360 no I'm a doctor

01:32:03.320 okay

01:32:04.360 which makes me an expert

01:32:05.620 I'm a doctor

01:32:06.620 I have my doctorate

01:32:08.060 I can't tell you

01:32:09.260 the studies

01:32:10.460 that I had to go through

01:32:11.920 the years

01:32:13.320 of studies

01:32:14.420 and tests

01:32:15.080 and you know

01:32:16.300 those big long

01:32:17.100 papers that you have to write

01:32:18.740 right

01:32:19.000 I was like crazy

01:32:20.060 for years

01:32:20.780 convincing when you

01:32:21.940 call them that

01:32:22.560 but I mean

01:32:23.120 I will say this

01:32:23.820 in your defense

01:32:24.660 yeah

01:32:24.980 we are talking about

01:32:26.700 the population of humans

01:32:28.020 and your doctorate

01:32:28.840 is in humanities

01:32:29.720 humanities

01:32:30.920 so I mean

01:32:31.380 this is

01:32:31.660 you're pretty much

01:32:32.260 this is your expertise

01:32:33.200 this is

01:32:33.840 this is

01:32:34.600 Glenn Central

01:32:35.700 so

01:32:36.480 shut up

01:32:37.680 all right

01:32:39.580 the world population

01:32:41.020 must be stabilized

01:32:42.660 and ideally

01:32:44.040 gradually

01:32:45.220 reduced

01:32:46.140 now this is

01:32:47.560 within a framework

01:32:48.260 that ensures

01:32:49.380 social integrity

01:32:50.920 so now

01:32:52.660 what they're

01:32:53.180 we're not talking

01:32:54.220 about just getting

01:32:54.780 rid of cows

01:32:55.520 silent green

01:32:57.440 it's

01:32:58.420 people

01:32:59.420 we're now

01:33:01.280 talking about

01:33:01.780 people

01:33:02.240 and it's

01:33:04.100 kind of a

01:33:04.480 passive

01:33:04.940 population

01:33:05.680 control

01:33:06.320 you know

01:33:07.440 they say

01:33:07.820 we just need

01:33:08.280 to educate

01:33:08.760 people better

01:33:09.640 because once

01:33:10.180 they're educated

01:33:10.880 they stop

01:33:11.540 birthing them

01:33:12.420 babies

01:33:12.960 and

01:33:14.800 and so

01:33:15.760 they just

01:33:16.100 they want

01:33:16.500 more education

01:33:17.400 and they

01:33:18.940 want

01:33:19.380 a greater

01:33:21.240 equality

01:33:21.820 of the sexes

01:33:22.940 oh yes

01:33:24.180 that's a bit

01:33:24.860 I mean

01:33:26.640 that's a

01:33:27.320 great goal

01:33:29.200 but has

01:33:30.020 nothing to do

01:33:30.940 with

01:33:31.640 no it actually

01:33:32.980 kind of does

01:33:33.760 when you

01:33:34.360 when you do

01:33:35.200 have more

01:33:35.920 equality

01:33:36.380 for the sexes

01:33:37.820 women tend 0.99

01:33:39.960 to be able to say

01:33:41.000 get off me

01:33:42.480 that much

01:33:44.040 equality

01:33:44.480 I think

01:33:44.720 we're all

01:33:45.140 for

01:33:45.560 yes

01:33:46.040 yes

01:33:46.360 and it's

01:33:46.900 true

01:33:47.180 that

01:33:47.660 over and

01:33:49.300 over and

01:33:49.760 over and

01:33:50.180 over and

01:33:50.540 over again

01:33:51.040 and only

01:33:51.620 every single

01:33:52.560 example of a

01:33:53.460 country

01:33:54.080 becoming

01:33:55.080 an advanced

01:33:56.180 economy

01:33:57.060 and developing

01:33:58.500 into the

01:34:00.120 you know

01:34:00.560 a level

01:34:01.400 that we would

01:34:01.920 call a

01:34:02.340 developed

01:34:02.760 country

01:34:03.180 today

01:34:03.480 all

01:34:04.740 of those

01:34:05.520 cases

01:34:06.000 birth rates

01:34:07.000 drop

01:34:07.300 yeah well

01:34:08.020 this

01:34:08.360 this one

01:34:08.840 we can't

01:34:09.280 we have to

01:34:09.780 have birth rates

01:34:10.540 drop

01:34:10.840 and

01:34:11.880 slow down

01:34:13.500 economic

01:34:13.920 progress

01:34:14.480 we can't

01:34:15.300 have

01:34:15.420 developing

01:34:15.840 countries

01:34:16.480 why

01:34:17.140 because

01:34:18.260 developing

01:34:18.900 countries

01:34:19.420 put up

01:34:19.780 too much

01:34:20.220 co2

01:34:20.860 yeah see

01:34:21.360 this is a

01:34:21.720 problem

01:34:22.040 here

01:34:22.220 I'm gonna

01:34:22.500 go with

01:34:23.020 that's a

01:34:24.160 terrible

01:34:24.380 idea

01:34:24.680 and I'm

01:34:25.480 also gonna

01:34:25.800 say

01:34:26.060 it's also

01:34:26.680 completely

01:34:27.340 unfair

01:34:28.240 and

01:34:29.580 you go to

01:34:31.380 a country

01:34:32.060 who you

01:34:33.260 know we

01:34:33.480 would

01:34:33.700 used to

01:34:34.600 consider

01:34:34.960 third world

01:34:35.800 countries

01:34:36.380 right

01:34:36.640 stop giving

01:34:37.400 them televisions

01:34:38.020 they don't

01:34:38.360 have any

01:34:38.640 idea

01:34:38.920 right

01:34:39.940 like that's

01:34:40.400 the thing

01:34:40.800 we're like

01:34:41.100 oh well

01:34:41.780 they don't

01:34:42.720 need the

01:34:42.980 stuff we

01:34:43.480 have

01:34:43.800 we're kind

01:34:44.200 of special

01:34:44.660 let's let

01:34:45.200 them

01:34:45.480 they can

01:34:46.240 don't they

01:34:46.520 have huts

01:34:46.920 or something

01:34:47.460 let them 0.55

01:34:48.140 have the

01:34:48.480 huts

01:34:48.800 and not

01:34:49.640 put any

01:34:50.000 more co2

01:34:50.580 out there

01:34:50.880 and we'll

01:34:51.120 do our

01:34:51.480 thing

01:34:51.740 and we'll

01:34:52.260 do all

01:34:52.520 the expensive

01:34:52.980 solar power

01:34:53.700 excuse me

01:34:54.140 do you

01:34:54.780 disagree with

01:34:55.400 the star

01:34:55.680 trek prime

01:34:56.520 directive

01:34:57.060 hello

01:34:57.960 first it

01:34:58.780 would do

01:34:59.080 no harm

01:34:59.460 right

01:34:59.680 no you're

01:35:00.980 not supposed

01:35:01.420 to the prime

01:35:02.060 directive you're

01:35:02.660 not supposed

01:35:03.040 to help other

01:35:03.580 civilizations

01:35:04.320 you can't get

01:35:04.900 in the way

01:35:05.240 right you can't

01:35:05.800 get in the way

01:35:06.280 you can't

01:35:06.760 help them

01:35:07.080 you can't

01:35:07.460 expose them

01:35:08.320 to things

01:35:08.900 you're like a

01:35:09.360 documentary filmmaker

01:35:10.360 you're just there

01:35:11.380 filming the tribe

01:35:12.580 exactly right

01:35:13.260 and you're not

01:35:13.700 allowed to be seen

01:35:14.600 it's the prime

01:35:15.780 directive

01:35:16.440 it is

01:35:17.060 hello

01:35:17.540 it is the prime

01:35:18.600 we violated

01:35:19.400 the star trek

01:35:20.040 prime directive

01:35:20.820 all over the world

01:35:22.080 well i felt we

01:35:22.880 violated it the first

01:35:23.740 time when we took

01:35:24.380 all the trees

01:35:24.900 and put them

01:35:25.300 in a tree museum

01:35:26.120 and then we

01:35:26.700 charged the people

01:35:27.400 a dollar and a

01:35:28.140 half to see them

01:35:28.860 i thought that

01:35:30.360 was the first

01:35:30.880 violation but

01:35:31.960 no you know

01:35:32.800 i never made

01:35:33.500 it to that

01:35:34.120 part of

01:35:34.880 as soon as

01:35:36.020 you hear them

01:35:36.340 go

01:35:36.480 i'm pressing

01:35:38.780 the button

01:35:39.140 i don't want

01:35:39.860 to find out

01:35:40.240 if it's

01:35:40.480 counting crows

01:35:41.180 or the

01:35:41.580 no it's just

01:35:42.280 joni

01:35:42.720 oh they're doing

01:35:43.280 something to

01:35:43.740 that parking

01:35:44.220 they made

01:35:44.600 it into a

01:35:45.020 parking lot

01:35:45.600 pave it

01:35:46.240 pave over them

01:35:47.720 that's what i

01:35:48.320 want to do

01:35:48.740 pave over the

01:35:49.860 band as they're

01:35:50.660 playing the song

01:35:51.360 you know what

01:35:51.800 i like parking

01:35:52.540 lots in fact

01:35:53.220 i like them

01:35:54.020 just plain

01:35:54.580 without any

01:35:55.080 cars

01:35:55.440 just chew up

01:35:57.260 some glass

01:35:57.980 so anybody

01:35:58.400 that pulls

01:35:58.940 their car

01:35:59.420 in there

01:35:59.800 because then

01:36:00.460 they'll have

01:36:00.740 to build

01:36:01.020 another parking

01:36:01.780 lot across

01:36:02.300 the street

01:36:02.720 that's how

01:36:03.340 much i care

01:36:03.840 about your

01:36:04.180 stupid song 0.96

01:36:04.740 anyway uh

01:36:06.640 in a completely

01:36:08.060 unrelated uh

01:36:10.120 story completely

01:36:11.920 unrelated the

01:36:14.440 national health

01:36:15.300 service trust has

01:36:17.300 announced in

01:36:18.000 great britain uh

01:36:19.220 that they are

01:36:19.980 launching a red

01:36:21.520 card to racism

01:36:23.040 campaign oh no

01:36:24.360 yes they don't

01:36:25.620 like racism that

01:36:27.520 sounds good i

01:36:28.100 don't like

01:36:28.380 racism yes

01:36:29.180 so i i guess

01:36:30.120 i support this

01:36:30.720 i'm gonna i'm

01:36:31.180 gonna vote yes

01:36:32.200 right one

01:36:32.900 following a

01:36:34.380 national trend

01:36:35.200 staff have

01:36:36.000 reported that

01:36:36.620 incidents of

01:36:37.280 racism on

01:36:38.820 wards have

01:36:40.040 increased over

01:36:40.700 the past year

01:36:41.360 so the hospital

01:36:42.160 will be

01:36:42.540 enforcing its

01:36:43.400 zero tolerance

01:36:44.600 policy against

01:36:45.620 any kind of

01:36:46.240 abusive behavior

01:36:47.240 that means

01:36:48.480 any patient

01:36:49.560 abusing staff

01:36:50.720 will be

01:36:51.480 challenged and

01:36:52.240 warned leading

01:36:53.460 to a sports

01:36:54.140 style disciplinary

01:36:55.200 yellow card

01:36:56.580 and then if

01:36:58.120 they do it

01:36:58.580 again they

01:36:59.100 get the final

01:36:59.960 red card

01:37:01.260 which means

01:37:02.560 treatment will

01:37:03.980 be withdrawn

01:37:04.920 so we you

01:37:07.460 can go to a

01:37:07.880 hospital and

01:37:08.500 they won't

01:37:08.880 treat you if

01:37:09.420 they think

01:37:09.780 you're too

01:37:10.100 racist

01:37:10.520 yes

01:37:11.680 that if

01:37:13.440 you're

01:37:13.640 sexist

01:37:14.500 or racist

01:37:16.040 okay now

01:37:16.680 i want you

01:37:17.260 to know

01:37:17.740 that the

01:37:18.220 hospital has

01:37:19.020 just removed

01:37:19.960 the british

01:37:21.100 flag from

01:37:22.480 the i want

01:37:23.340 to get this

01:37:23.760 right what

01:37:24.320 they call

01:37:24.800 these i had

01:37:25.360 never heard

01:37:25.840 of these but

01:37:26.480 boy they're

01:37:27.140 so they're

01:37:28.180 so good

01:37:28.840 here uh

01:37:29.660 hang on

01:37:30.020 just a second

01:37:30.480 it was uh

01:37:31.480 uh they're

01:37:33.520 knife vests

01:37:35.180 the security

01:37:37.220 uh they don't

01:37:38.300 have bulletproof

01:37:38.960 vests because

01:37:39.660 there are no

01:37:40.160 bullets okay

01:37:41.420 so people don't

01:37:42.280 want to hurt

01:37:42.740 the other people

01:37:43.560 except unless

01:37:44.160 they have

01:37:44.440 bullets so

01:37:45.600 the the

01:37:46.200 security has

01:37:47.180 knife vests

01:37:49.080 uh to stop

01:37:50.700 people from

01:37:51.500 shivving them

01:37:52.560 uh and one

01:37:54.340 of the patients

01:37:54.980 saw the flag

01:37:56.740 the british

01:37:57.820 flag on one

01:37:58.880 of the knife

01:37:59.780 vests and

01:38:01.520 they've now

01:38:02.240 removed those

01:38:03.240 vests i mean

01:38:04.100 not the whole

01:38:04.580 vest

01:38:05.020 uh just the

01:38:05.760 flag off that

01:38:06.680 vest uh

01:38:07.560 because it

01:38:08.640 has been deemed

01:38:09.240 offensive so

01:38:11.420 those flags from

01:38:12.340 those vests are

01:38:12.900 not going to get

01:38:13.400 any medical care

01:38:14.260 i mean when you

01:38:15.940 put those two

01:38:16.500 together they're

01:38:18.020 going to what

01:38:18.420 they're going to

01:38:19.220 decide when

01:38:20.080 you're too racist

01:38:20.780 or sexist to

01:38:21.660 give you medical

01:38:22.480 treatment okay so

01:38:23.680 by the way the

01:38:24.300 flag of our own

01:38:25.520 country is

01:38:26.740 offensive okay so

01:38:27.900 um here it is uh

01:38:29.100 if you use racist

01:38:30.300 or sexist language

01:38:32.180 gestures or any

01:38:34.740 behavior what

01:38:35.780 can you use the

01:38:36.580 term toots

01:38:37.360 i don't think

01:38:38.540 so okay i don't

01:38:39.460 think so

01:38:39.960 no okay

01:38:41.400 sweetheart no

01:38:43.100 okay if you're

01:38:44.220 making excessive

01:38:45.240 noise like

01:38:46.540 help help i'm on

01:38:48.740 fire that might

01:38:50.900 they may stop

01:38:52.600 trying to put you

01:38:53.500 out you know

01:38:54.940 because you're on

01:38:55.680 fire if you have

01:38:57.420 abused alcohol or

01:38:58.880 drugs now that

01:39:00.960 seems like a reason

01:39:01.620 you go to the

01:39:02.360 hospital not

01:39:03.260 here this is the

01:39:04.020 reason no don't

01:39:04.840 get treatment you

01:39:05.660 don't get treatment

01:39:06.400 threatening or

01:39:07.700 offensive language

01:39:08.860 malicious allegations

01:39:11.220 like hey they

01:39:13.220 won't put me out

01:39:14.280 because i'm making

01:39:15.140 too much noise

01:39:16.280 that's malicious

01:39:17.080 yeah uh and

01:39:18.800 intentional damage

01:39:19.800 to trust property

01:39:21.560 to what trust

01:39:23.280 property okay so

01:39:24.440 if you damaged the

01:39:25.460 property hospital

01:39:26.300 yeah i'm uh this

01:39:28.140 is i mean look this

01:39:29.280 is a terrible idea

01:39:30.660 and this is just

01:39:31.300 you know one of

01:39:32.420 many many steps

01:39:33.340 they have to

01:39:35.120 withhold treatment

01:39:36.900 slash ration

01:39:38.080 treatment when

01:39:39.360 they don't have

01:39:39.680 enough money to

01:39:40.180 pay for this crap

01:39:40.800 anymore they can

01:39:41.820 all say that we

01:39:42.420 are saying too

01:39:42.980 many swears and

01:39:44.440 then not do our

01:39:45.360 surgery right now

01:39:46.720 there are some

01:39:47.780 people in the

01:39:48.400 hospital that don't

01:39:49.380 like this but

01:39:50.720 they've been calling

01:39:52.360 on all of the

01:39:53.640 staff to join its

01:39:54.660 black asian and

01:39:56.040 minority ethnic

01:39:57.080 network

01:39:57.900 to join them

01:40:00.320 uh and support

01:40:03.100 because they want

01:40:04.960 to stamp out

01:40:05.840 racism and

01:40:07.480 sexism and uh 0.95

01:40:09.600 and that's what

01:40:10.320 you get when you

01:40:11.780 have a government

01:40:13.100 run health care

01:40:14.320 system and then

01:40:15.900 you inject

01:40:16.740 political ideas

01:40:18.600 into health care

01:40:20.860 then you'll be

01:40:22.280 able to just

01:40:23.240 treat the people

01:40:24.340 who have a reason

01:40:26.340 to live you know

01:40:27.940 the people who

01:40:28.920 are adding to

01:40:29.940 our society

01:40:30.820 why treat those

01:40:32.120 people who

01:40:32.800 detract who make 0.99

01:40:34.600 it difficult for

01:40:35.540 people i mean i'd

01:40:37.760 like to say go get

01:40:38.620 your health care

01:40:39.160 someplace else but

01:40:40.480 there is no other

01:40:41.700 place you can get

01:40:42.640 your health care

01:40:43.440 because it's all

01:40:44.940 been nationalized

01:40:46.340 oh how many black 1.00

01:40:48.620 alley doctors will 0.96

01:40:49.700 there be

01:40:50.340 welcome to the

01:40:55.600 brave new world

01:40:56.380 you know there are

01:40:59.140 some things that

01:40:59.800 are uh that are

01:41:00.880 great uh for

01:41:01.800 instance the x

01:41:02.680 chair does your

01:41:04.280 chair have a

01:41:04.800 dynamic variable

01:41:05.620 lumbar support i

01:41:06.400 mean i don't mean

01:41:06.960 to sound like mine

01:41:07.920 does uh but

01:41:09.560 because it could be

01:41:10.160 because it can be

01:41:10.880 yours and if you

01:41:12.160 don't think you can

01:41:12.740 afford it you should

01:41:13.400 check xchairbeck.com

01:41:15.120 because they make

01:41:16.680 them very affordable

01:41:17.620 all to fit all

01:41:19.460 budgets and all

01:41:20.480 uh and all sizes

01:41:21.820 anything that you

01:41:22.520 want uh it also

01:41:23.980 they also have

01:41:24.780 financing available

01:41:26.040 as well if you

01:41:28.060 think you're

01:41:28.580 comfortable in your

01:41:29.340 chair you have

01:41:29.980 never sat in an

01:41:31.180 x chair this is

01:41:32.920 the office chair

01:41:34.000 that is the

01:41:35.420 future of chairs

01:41:36.920 it really is it

01:41:38.020 has the dynamic

01:41:38.820 variable lumbar

01:41:39.700 support and 10

01:41:40.660 different settings

01:41:41.540 x chair is what

01:41:42.960 you need um when

01:41:44.840 you are sitting in

01:41:46.280 your chair all day

01:41:46.980 long

01:41:47.260 you need an x

01:41:48.600 chair 30 day no

01:41:49.680 questions asked

01:41:50.380 guarantee of

01:41:51.180 satisfaction you

01:41:52.060 have zero risk

01:41:53.120 try it out for 30

01:41:54.680 days if it's if it's

01:41:55.640 not everything i say

01:41:56.560 they'll ship it back

01:41:57.900 and you get all your

01:41:59.340 money back people

01:42:01.020 can't do that and

01:42:02.760 stay in business if

01:42:03.960 this chair is not

01:42:04.920 what i say it is it

01:42:06.140 is great x chair on

01:42:08.060 sale now for a

01:42:08.740 hundred dollars off go

01:42:09.580 to xchairbeck.com

01:42:10.880 that's xchairbeck.com

01:42:12.620 or call 844-4X

01:42:14.860 chair but go to

01:42:15.900 xchairbeck.com

01:42:17.220 use the promo

01:42:17.980 code back and

01:42:18.640 you're gonna get a

01:42:19.120 free set of the

01:42:19.680 new x wheels with

01:42:20.640 your chair a great

01:42:22.340 chair makes a great

01:42:23.420 holiday gift xchairbeck.com

01:42:26.160 promo code back

01:42:27.140 all right now i just

01:42:39.020 want you to know that

01:42:40.560 first of all if you

01:42:42.020 speak out of turn no

01:42:43.440 health care for you

01:42:44.160 and um and the

01:42:47.300 reason why you will

01:42:49.780 never know what that

01:42:51.120 leads to is because

01:42:53.020 also i'm not going to

01:42:54.280 teach you a damn bit

01:42:55.500 of history here is a

01:42:57.800 22 year old instagram

01:42:59.380 star who claims that

01:43:02.220 learning about world

01:43:03.620 war ii harms

01:43:05.200 millennials mental

01:43:06.760 health watch it was a

01:43:09.300 hard situation in world

01:43:10.980 war ii and i don't want

01:43:12.420 anyone to think that

01:43:13.120 i'm being disrespectful in

01:43:14.800 that way whatsoever

01:43:15.620 however i will stand by

01:43:17.880 the point that i don't

01:43:18.800 think it's as educational

01:43:21.160 in the way that we you

01:43:22.140 know there's so many

01:43:23.080 problems going on in the

01:43:24.600 world at the moment like

01:43:25.700 brexit that's not taught in

01:43:27.060 schools and um climate

01:43:29.120 change which is a situation

01:43:31.120 that i feel like we should

01:43:32.120 be aware of and you know

01:43:33.780 when i left school i felt

01:43:34.980 like it hit me like a

01:43:36.240 ton of bricks because i

01:43:37.140 didn't know anything in

01:43:38.580 general life

01:43:39.200 oh you didn't know

01:43:40.180 anything in general life

01:43:41.220 wow that's weird

01:43:43.120 okay so he's saying you

01:43:45.080 know brexit

01:43:46.700 you know things like that

01:43:49.440 we we we're not being

01:43:50.600 taught that and there's

01:43:52.120 nothing to be learned

01:43:53.200 from world war ii in fact

01:43:54.500 it's scarring

01:43:55.260 but if you if you were

01:43:57.860 talking let's say about

01:43:59.360 health care

01:44:00.120 and uh and let's say

01:44:03.780 political correctness

01:44:05.340 and being deemed an enemy

01:44:08.160 for the things that you

01:44:09.360 said or that you read

01:44:11.200 you know the holocaust 0.96

01:44:13.820 might be something that

01:44:16.100 you might want to have in

01:44:17.080 your back pocket to pull

01:44:18.100 out and go wait a minute

01:44:19.420 this looks a little like

01:44:21.700 that

01:44:22.380 just at the beginning of

01:44:25.120 the holocaust 0.91

01:44:26.520 i can't i i just you're

01:44:29.740 saying you want to

01:44:30.540 never forget

01:44:32.380 is that kind of your

01:44:33.240 concept there like never

01:44:34.460 forgetting that

01:44:35.400 that's a little extreme

01:44:36.820 okay

01:44:37.260 okay because that does

01:44:38.840 seem a little extreme

01:44:39.680 yeah never i mean that's

01:44:41.040 a long time

01:44:41.800 that's a long time i mean

01:44:43.200 maybe till 2025

01:44:44.700 yeah

01:44:45.280 one thing i i find very

01:44:47.320 interesting here

01:44:48.080 is

01:44:48.760 the reason we were able

01:44:51.020 to write the history

01:44:52.300 of world war ii

01:44:54.180 is because you know

01:44:56.060 we want it

01:44:57.040 and the people who win

01:44:58.620 the war is typically

01:44:59.520 write the history

01:45:00.340 of world war

01:45:01.140 uh of any war

01:45:02.960 really

01:45:03.420 and the reason we won

01:45:05.620 world war ii

01:45:06.600 were really

01:45:08.400 a generation of people

01:45:09.740 right around his age

01:45:11.380 like the people

01:45:12.960 a few years ago

01:45:14.940 right around his age

01:45:16.520 were winning

01:45:17.280 against the nazis

01:45:18.820 and now we have

01:45:20.400 instagram people

01:45:21.620 who are too worried

01:45:22.720 to even hear

01:45:23.660 about the battles

01:45:24.500 they fought

01:45:25.040 yeah but the nazis

01:45:25.940 are gone

01:45:26.460 that's old news

01:45:27.600 wait i thought

01:45:28.700 wait i thought

01:45:29.780 charlottesville

01:45:30.340 was just lying

01:45:30.960 with them

01:45:31.340 i'm told every day

01:45:33.660 that 50 percent 0.56

01:45:34.820 of the country

01:45:35.500 are nazis

01:45:37.380 they support

01:45:38.000 donald trump

01:45:38.740 well that's just

01:45:40.000 here in america

01:45:40.700 he's over in europe

01:45:41.940 eastern germany

01:45:43.400 eastern german city

01:45:44.920 of dresden

01:45:45.780 has declared

01:45:46.900 now a nazi

01:45:48.000 emergency

01:45:48.760 as officials

01:45:50.020 warned of a rise

01:45:51.040 in the far right

01:45:51.620 support and violence

01:45:52.900 city is the birthplace

01:45:54.960 of the pedigal movement

01:45:56.980 which is islamic

01:45:57.900 you know against islam 1.00

01:45:59.080 they hold weekly rallies

01:46:01.600 while anti-agrim

01:46:02.760 while anti-immigration

01:46:05.360 alternative

01:46:06.520 fewer deutschland party

01:46:09.560 won 28 percent

01:46:10.860 in september elections

01:46:12.400 apparently this city

01:46:14.820 has a nazi problem

01:46:16.360 well don't worry about that

01:46:18.500 if you're an instagram blogger

01:46:19.980 don't worry about that

01:46:21.380 you're not gonna

01:46:21.800 there's nothing to talk

01:46:23.160 about there

01:46:23.660 and it has nothing

01:46:25.100 to do with brexit

01:46:26.140 i'm telling you

01:46:27.200 brexit

01:46:28.060 and any kind of

01:46:29.500 nazi problems

01:46:30.120 or trouble in the streets

01:46:31.200 or or anything

01:46:32.440 like it's happening

01:46:33.180 in paris

01:46:33.760 nothing at all

01:46:35.040 to do with brexit

01:46:36.020 no

01:46:36.860 no

01:46:37.760 on it

01:46:39.220 people are morons

01:46:41.800 this is the

01:46:45.880 glenn back program

01:46:46.780 gary's the guy

01:46:48.240 you expect to see

01:46:48.840 in a health food store

01:46:49.680 checking to make sure

01:46:51.020 the things he was

01:46:51.740 about to eat

01:46:52.180 were all good for him

01:46:53.040 you know the type

01:46:54.860 he's also at the gym

01:46:57.500 all you know

01:46:58.180 he does his daily

01:46:58.940 workout regimen

01:46:59.860 with the kind of

01:47:00.960 enthusiasm

01:47:01.720 you again know the type

01:47:04.520 now

01:47:06.320 that's what you

01:47:08.100 would have expected

01:47:09.240 until the pain

01:47:10.480 started

01:47:10.900 then he's not

01:47:12.120 going to the gym

01:47:12.840 he got it in his

01:47:14.540 shoulders

01:47:14.860 his knees

01:47:15.580 finally lower back 0.99

01:47:16.680 it got so bad

01:47:17.300 that he wasn't sure

01:47:17.960 he was going to even

01:47:18.580 be able to exercise

01:47:19.500 anymore

01:47:19.940 this is a gift

01:47:20.940 from the gods

01:47:22.000 gary

01:47:22.560 but he went to

01:47:25.200 relief factor

01:47:26.060 and he was drawn to it

01:47:27.480 because it wasn't a drug

01:47:28.620 all of its ingredients

01:47:29.520 were botanical

01:47:30.520 which usually means

01:47:32.000 crap to me

01:47:32.880 but gary's like

01:47:33.680 that's great

01:47:34.540 so you know how

01:47:36.620 things turned out

01:47:37.300 same thing that

01:47:38.500 happened to me

01:47:39.180 gary got his life back

01:47:40.620 and so can you

01:47:41.340 when taken properly

01:47:42.260 it attacks the

01:47:43.320 inflammation that

01:47:43.980 causes much of our

01:47:45.060 pain and it works for

01:47:45.800 70% of the people

01:47:46.980 who try it

01:47:47.500 just try it for

01:47:48.440 three weeks

01:47:48.960 their three-week

01:47:49.760 quick start trial

01:47:50.700 if you want a

01:47:51.720 drug-free natural

01:47:52.500 way to get out of

01:47:53.240 pain and get your

01:47:53.760 life back

01:47:54.160 go to

01:47:54.440 relieffactor.com

01:47:55.500 that's

01:47:55.780 relieffactor.com

01:47:57.540 blazetv.com

01:47:59.940 use the promo code

01:48:00.560 glenn for 10 bucks

01:48:01.640 off your subscription

01:48:02.460 get the background

01:48:03.220 of what's going on

01:48:04.100 in ukraine

01:48:04.620 and the lies

01:48:05.300 the media is

01:48:06.060 telling about it

01:48:06.780 only on glenn tv

01:48:07.840 so Donald Trump

01:48:33.180 has withdrawn

01:48:34.020 officially from

01:48:35.060 the Paris Accords

01:48:36.940 the climate accords

01:48:38.000 well not yet

01:48:39.840 well Monday

01:48:40.600 no Monday he did

01:48:42.000 yeah no not really

01:48:43.320 no he notified the

01:48:44.240 United Nations

01:48:44.820 on yeah notifying

01:48:46.440 is different than

01:48:47.060 actually pulling out

01:48:48.000 what are you talking

01:48:48.420 about well I mean

01:48:49.840 you might thought

01:48:50.460 wait a minute I

01:48:51.120 remember him doing

01:48:51.640 this right at the

01:48:52.080 beginning of his

01:48:52.540 administration at least

01:48:53.360 the first year which

01:48:54.960 would have been a

01:48:55.460 rational thing for you

01:48:56.360 to believe however

01:48:57.560 that's not how you get

01:48:58.640 out of the agreement

01:48:59.240 how do you it's a

01:49:00.380 little more complicated

01:49:01.740 than that unfortunately

01:49:02.700 how do you now you

01:49:04.280 tell me it just took

01:49:04.960 a couple of

01:49:07.280 strokes of a pen

01:49:08.020 to get into it

01:49:08.720 right right

01:49:09.620 they got yeah

01:49:10.200 they were into it

01:49:10.740 that's not a problem

01:49:11.460 it's easy to get in

01:49:12.500 right okay

01:49:13.200 the problem is getting

01:49:14.520 out okay

01:49:15.800 because what the

01:49:17.780 Trump administration

01:49:18.420 announced his first

01:49:19.460 year in office was

01:49:20.300 he's intent to

01:49:22.780 withdraw from the

01:49:24.820 Paris Agreement

01:49:25.580 now this is not

01:49:27.940 something that

01:49:28.460 Donald Trump is

01:49:29.100 doing wrong here

01:49:29.860 this is the

01:49:30.860 agreement itself

01:49:31.740 which forces a

01:49:34.460 essentially a cooling

01:49:35.960 off period as you

01:49:37.060 were kind of joking

01:49:37.600 about before you

01:49:39.120 can't begin to

01:49:40.540 withdraw officially

01:49:41.880 until three years

01:49:44.220 after the agreement

01:49:45.540 goes into force

01:49:46.320 it's almost as if

01:49:48.300 you want the chance

01:49:50.800 for another president

01:49:52.180 to get in

01:49:53.060 it's almost like that

01:49:54.420 yeah okay

01:49:55.120 now how on earth

01:49:56.980 do you think the

01:49:57.600 founders were like

01:49:58.280 you know what let's

01:49:59.040 create a system in

01:49:59.920 which people can

01:50:01.420 agree to things

01:50:02.060 that completely take

01:50:03.280 the power away

01:50:04.360 from the US

01:50:06.400 constitution and the

01:50:07.420 constitution the

01:50:08.040 people take it away

01:50:09.140 and then even when

01:50:10.040 they decide oh that

01:50:10.840 was the wrong thing

01:50:11.440 to do locks them

01:50:12.780 into long-term periods

01:50:14.120 where they can't do

01:50:15.000 anything they cannot

01:50:16.860 pull out even if we

01:50:19.880 decide wait a minute

01:50:20.920 we've messed this up

01:50:21.840 and the people revolt

01:50:22.620 against it we know

01:50:24.040 for a fact because of

01:50:25.360 the way they set up

01:50:26.140 the elections and the

01:50:26.920 way they set up

01:50:27.400 impeachment proceedings

01:50:28.660 which the media seems

01:50:30.360 to be very much a fan

01:50:31.740 of these days that

01:50:32.860 they wanted a way for

01:50:34.240 the people to be able

01:50:35.380 to react and say wait

01:50:36.460 a minute you're doing

01:50:37.620 the wrong thing we want

01:50:38.920 to go the opposite

01:50:39.460 direction and they

01:50:40.180 wanted that ability

01:50:40.880 well this you join and

01:50:42.840 in the agreement says

01:50:44.000 you can't pull out of

01:50:44.960 this for three full

01:50:45.700 years even if you

01:50:47.140 decide no okay we

01:50:48.400 can't we want the

01:50:49.140 opposite now when the

01:50:51.300 three years is over of

01:50:52.740 course then you can get

01:50:53.740 out of the agreement

01:50:54.220 right that's he notified

01:50:56.000 the united nations

01:50:58.340 that he's going to

01:50:58.920 formally withdraw

01:50:59.780 yeah yeah that the

01:51:01.040 problem is that is

01:51:02.180 just notifying them

01:51:03.900 okay and that process

01:51:05.620 after you notify them

01:51:07.040 which comes after the

01:51:07.860 three-year process where

01:51:08.880 you can't notify them

01:51:10.000 now that you've notified

01:51:11.400 them it takes another

01:51:12.920 year which now is four

01:51:15.980 years and what was the

01:51:17.100 thing you were talking

01:51:17.560 about before the four

01:51:18.460 what's weird is the

01:51:20.040 when this is going to

01:51:21.420 actually be able to do

01:51:23.000 the next step is the

01:51:24.620 day of the presidential

01:51:26.020 election yeah yeah it's

01:51:27.200 actually one day after

01:51:28.260 one day after so one

01:51:29.800 day after so it takes

01:51:32.380 three years of you

01:51:33.060 can't do you can't even

01:51:33.820 notify them one then

01:51:35.280 you get to notify them

01:51:36.140 then it takes another

01:51:36.860 year and it's after the

01:51:38.700 presidential election

01:51:39.540 when we can actually

01:51:40.320 withdraw it now you

01:51:41.920 might think with a

01:51:42.660 process that complicated

01:51:43.900 to withdraw it must be

01:51:45.340 very complicated to get

01:51:46.580 back in right right I

01:51:48.640 mean it's got to be this

01:51:49.580 is a big process

01:51:50.340 complicated here's what

01:51:51.640 here's the process to

01:51:52.840 get back in any

01:51:54.000 signatory that withdraws

01:51:55.160 from the pact can apply

01:51:56.060 for readmission to the

01:51:56.920 United Nations and can

01:51:57.840 be back in within 30

01:51:58.800 days so as you can see

01:52:02.980 a very difficult process

01:52:04.420 there as well okay so

01:52:06.040 when he signs this the

01:52:07.880 day after the election

01:52:09.080 and if he loses maybe

01:52:11.360 maybe the night of the

01:52:13.240 election you know it does

01:52:16.260 who does yes let's say

01:52:18.880 Donald Trump loses on are

01:52:20.020 we done early November is

01:52:21.260 he done where he's out

01:52:22.480 we're out we come out of

01:52:23.520 the agreement so we

01:52:24.480 would be out of the

01:52:25.000 agreement from November

01:52:25.840 to January till President

01:52:28.040 Warren Warren gets in

01:52:30.560 office yeah and then

01:52:31.780 indicates yeah by the way

01:52:32.780 we went back in and then

01:52:33.920 30 days after she's

01:52:35.280 inaugurated we'll be back

01:52:36.280 in the Paris agreement

01:52:37.000 now the Paris agreement

01:52:38.220 as you may know has been

01:52:39.980 a runaway success so far

01:52:41.840 no it actually hasn't

01:52:43.600 what no it hasn't it was

01:52:45.300 in a first of all we had

01:52:46.520 those three years where no

01:52:47.480 one even complained and

01:52:48.480 that's a big deal yeah so

01:52:50.140 no one even said they

01:52:51.220 wanted to withdraw on that

01:52:52.080 entire three years and we

01:52:53.200 should notice that means

01:52:54.040 it's working however the

01:52:55.820 United Nations did find

01:52:56.820 recently that the NDCs

01:52:59.600 which are nationally

01:53:00.600 determined contributions

01:53:02.920 and their voluntary their

01:53:06.220 voluntary pledges which is

01:53:08.020 what these are pledges yeah

01:53:09.720 it's like saying I yes I'm

01:53:11.020 going to donate $50 a

01:53:12.300 month to your charity

01:53:13.340 everyone always comes

01:53:15.080 through with that sure

01:53:15.720 but what they said they

01:53:18.260 would voluntarily pledge

01:53:19.780 will still even if

01:53:21.820 everyone hit the goals

01:53:23.460 including the United States

01:53:25.120 if they had stayed in

01:53:26.000 they will still miss the

01:53:28.600 limiting of the global

01:53:29.640 temperature increase that

01:53:30.620 they targeted and in fact

01:53:33.200 they will unless more

01:53:35.180 things start happening

01:53:36.080 they're going to miss the

01:53:36.980 secondary goal that they

01:53:38.320 set which was two degrees

01:53:39.600 in temperature increase so

01:53:41.280 we're going to miss the 1.5

01:53:42.280 which they promised we were

01:53:43.240 going to do now we're going

01:53:44.400 to miss the two which they

01:53:45.640 said was a complete

01:53:46.480 disaster and we should

01:53:48.460 also point out that since

01:53:50.020 2007 the United States

01:53:51.480 emissions are down

01:53:53.020 considerably including down

01:53:55.920 during the since the

01:53:57.060 beginning of the Trump

01:53:57.780 administration which is

01:53:59.460 kind of a problem all that

01:54:02.060 being said other states

01:54:03.640 have decided to join it so

01:54:05.080 like an individual state

01:54:06.460 can say we're going to hit

01:54:07.180 those standards well and

01:54:09.640 that has not necessarily

01:54:11.040 true well they're going to

01:54:13.120 say they're doing it yes

01:54:14.520 which to me doesn't mean

01:54:16.140 anything but to them they

01:54:17.860 can't make the

01:54:18.560 symbolic gesture of saying

01:54:20.640 we're going to lower

01:54:21.360 lower carbon does something

01:54:23.340 positive for the environment

01:54:25.200 we don't know what it is

01:54:25.980 yet but if you say you want

01:54:28.520 to help the environment

01:54:29.220 that's the most important

01:54:30.440 thing for the environment

01:54:31.780 and people don't understand

01:54:33.120 that the people think it's

01:54:34.120 the emissions they think

01:54:35.480 it's how much energy they're

01:54:36.680 using they think it's all

01:54:38.340 these other things clean

01:54:39.220 air clean water no if you

01:54:40.760 can just signal your virtue well

01:54:44.360 that'll help that and if you

01:54:45.860 could stop buying clothes

01:54:46.940 buying clothes

01:54:50.180 right you are such you are

01:54:54.880 you hate hydrogen and oxygen

01:54:58.280 don't you especially when you

01:55:00.140 put them together water yes I

01:55:02.460 hate you hate it I guess I

01:55:04.780 don't think you have to stop

01:55:06.080 buying clothes how many people

01:55:07.240 water kills every year can you

01:55:08.400 be quiet for just a second do

01:55:09.520 you know how many people water

01:55:10.260 kills every year but you if you

01:55:11.940 are under it for a certain

01:55:12.640 amount of time you die yeah

01:55:14.400 people don't even talk about

01:55:15.340 that yeah well you want it to

01:55:16.400 be clean how about not have it

01:55:17.460 not being a murder machine

01:55:18.760 first right you know you know

01:55:20.320 where sharks live in this h2o

01:55:22.360 you're talking about you know

01:55:23.540 what they do they rip up

01:55:24.640 individual surfers every year

01:55:26.540 can you be quiet carry

01:55:27.460 underwood makes movies about

01:55:28.600 them can you be quiet because

01:55:29.800 there is something very

01:55:30.780 important that I want Jane

01:55:32.500 Fonda is fighting climate

01:55:35.000 change do we have that audio

01:55:36.960 please oh my god to say that I

01:55:52.440 will ever buy in my life may not

01:55:54.140 because we're going to live to a

01:55:57.100 hundred maybe where she goes 0.99

01:55:58.480 but and it has also made me

01:56:03.100 think a lot about consumerism

01:56:04.700 and I grew up when consumerism

01:56:07.140 wasn't didn't have such a

01:56:08.860 stranglehold over us so when I

01:56:11.440 talk to people about we don't

01:56:13.220 really need to keep shopping we

01:56:14.900 shouldn't book shopping for our

01:56:16.540 identity we just don't need more

01:56:18.680 stuff then I have to walk and talk

01:56:22.040 could you look up how old Jane

01:56:23.300 Fonda is this is beautiful this

01:56:26.740 is beautiful and listen to the

01:56:28.740 crowd listen to the crowd they go

01:56:31.220 wild there she is and she said

01:56:34.360 look I bought this red coat because

01:56:35.920 I needed something red right

01:56:37.900 that's usually that's you got to

01:56:39.280 have you prioritize that over yeah

01:56:40.840 I mean yeah I needed something red

01:56:43.000 but she said this is the last one

01:56:45.480 that she's gonna buy she's not I'm

01:56:47.540 gonna buy any more clothes now here

01:56:49.720 is this brave woman who has been in

01:56:52.960 Hollywood and an icon forever who

01:56:56.980 probably I mean God bless her if if 1.00

01:57:02.440 she has less than a 2,000 square foot 0.73

01:57:05.880 closet and here she is at 81 saying

01:57:08.680 I'm not going to buy any new clothes

01:57:12.140 now what happens on her birthday at 82

01:57:14.700 if you buy clothes for her maybe I don't

01:57:17.860 know maybe she'd reject them but she's

01:57:20.240 not gonna do it she says it's the last

01:57:22.020 one now she won't guarantee this will

01:57:23.500 be the last one until the rest of her 0.98

01:57:26.140 life she needs something another color 0.95

01:57:27.660 at some point yeah she clarified it's

01:57:30.600 not necessarily the last one the rest

01:57:32.100 of my life

01:57:32.700 then what does it mean when you say

01:57:36.620 this is the last article of clothing

01:57:38.760 I'm ever gonna buy this week today

01:57:40.840 I don't know what that means but

01:57:44.840 stunning that she didn't have more red

01:57:47.120 considering her viewpoints they seem

01:57:49.980 like yeah I think a red flag red would

01:57:52.300 be a very popular color for her I would

01:57:54.800 imagine and can you make the case a

01:57:56.280 pretty strong one I would say that one

01:57:58.800 of the let's just say everything they

01:58:00.780 say about global warming is true we're

01:58:03.380 all gonna die emissions that's the end

01:58:06.300 all be all of the world right you can

01:58:09.600 make a pretty strong case that Jane 0.99

01:58:11.900 Fonda is singularly more responsible

01:58:14.340 for this problem than any citizen in the

01:58:16.600 United States because she was the one 0.95

01:58:19.160 who starred in the China syndrome which

01:58:22.380 made everyone scared of nuclear power

01:58:24.600 yes which is a an emission-free form of

01:58:27.600 electricity and the China's the safest 0.99

01:58:30.720 electricity ever produced out of

01:58:34.120 anything ever produced yes and she

01:58:37.880 started the movie that freaked people

01:58:41.080 out so we stopped building nuclear

01:58:43.080 power plants that could have actually

01:58:45.240 done something about the emission

01:58:47.360 problem instead she continues to fight

01:58:49.760 against nuclear power and she

01:58:51.900 continues to complain in her inner nice 0.82

01:58:54.400 red we want to be more like France 0.96

01:58:56.100 okay we just want to be more like

01:58:58.340 France I don't think you want to just

01:58:59.640 say that well I I know exactly what I'm

01:59:02.000 saying they they I'm sure they're not

01:59:03.840 using nuclear energy about 80% of their

01:59:05.980 electricity is generated by nuclear

01:59:07.520 power so they're actually doing

01:59:11.300 something about about emissions from

01:59:13.660 electricity with the nuclear but their

01:59:15.660 hats aren't as big as ours like they

01:59:18.280 have those little berets that's true

01:59:19.760 they're so they have different hats and

01:59:21.640 like our trucker hats has plastic in the

01:59:23.960 back of those trucker hats those things

01:59:25.460 are never going to decompose French

01:59:28.020 don't have that so let him have their

01:59:29.920 power plants it's us with our stupid

01:59:32.640 trucker hats that is destroying the

01:59:34.560 world

01:59:34.900 is that the movie that was filmed here

01:59:40.020 China Syndrome there was some nuclear

01:59:42.480 disaster film that was moved filmed

01:59:44.400 here wasn't there a famous nuclear

01:59:46.260 disaster I'm not sure you don't know

01:59:48.200 this no huh what's the other big nuclear

01:59:50.320 disaster film around that same era

01:59:51.960 Godzilla I don't know no I don't think

01:59:54.840 it was Godzilla what was Meryl Streep in

01:59:56.920 one Silkwood Silkwood maybe Silkwood

01:59:59.840 was Silkwood but I don't think that's a

02:00:01.220 nuclear is it it's the Silkwood I missed

02:00:03.360 those I actually did see China Syndrome

02:00:05.680 I love Jack Lemmon so I thought that was

02:00:08.160 a good movie but it's laughable and it

02:00:10.380 by the way you know wasn't true no

02:00:12.280 there's never any science behind it no

02:00:14.220 no the science behind it if you remember

02:00:17.740 the movie it was that a some corporation

02:00:20.520 just to make money they they faked the

02:00:25.600 weld x-rays because in a in a nuclear

02:00:28.520 power company you have to have all of the

02:00:31.740 x you have to have all of the welds x-ray

02:00:34.360 to make sure that they're right and

02:00:36.200 there's no cracks in them well this evil

02:00:38.360 corporation that was building this

02:00:39.780 didn't care and so they just copied all

02:00:42.960 the x-rays they just did one and then all

02:00:46.140 the other x-rays were copied and that's

02:00:49.340 why it went down well no that's the story

02:00:53.000 of Chernobyl by the way uh Silkwood was

02:00:56.640 about a nuclear whistleblower uh and uh

02:01:00.840 and and radiation uh leakages really we

02:01:04.680 don't get it do we don't talk we don't

02:01:05.760 talk leakages these days no we don't Pat

02:01:07.260 has a special coming up on that on his

02:01:08.600 program wow okay I didn't know that I

02:01:10.400 thought I unleashed the leakages special

02:01:12.020 very soon multiple trillions of dollars

02:01:14.880 spent on that budget already you know I

02:01:16.540 do know this that Meryl Streep's

02:01:18.040 dressing room for that is your dressing

02:01:21.080 room no that's the one that Meryl

02:01:23.720 Streep had oh just caught on fire I just

02:01:25.980 darn it just want you to know that might

02:01:27.900 not write this second but soon it will

02:01:29.320 be catching on fire

02:01:30.140 if you uh own or manage a business your

02:01:34.320 time is one of the most valuable assets

02:01:36.040 you can possess finding the right person

02:01:38.040 to hire for various positions

02:01:39.620 um I mean is brutal it is really really

02:01:43.420 brutal you you have to get some good

02:01:46.380 candidates you have to spend out time

02:01:48.740 weeding out all the bad ones to find the

02:01:51.380 good ones after you've actually found

02:01:53.420 them online this is where zip recruiter

02:01:56.200 comes in zip recruiter doesn't depend on

02:01:59.460 the candidates finding you it finds them

02:02:02.820 for you its technology identifies people

02:02:05.960 with the right experience and invites them

02:02:08.300 to apply for your posting and the result

02:02:10.380 is you get quality candidates fast when

02:02:13.020 you post your job on zip recruiter you're

02:02:15.120 going to be impressed on how quickly you

02:02:16.800 have a great supply of candidates four

02:02:19.860 out of five employers who post on zip

02:02:21.380 recruiter get a quality candidate through

02:02:23.020 the site within the first day so see why

02:02:25.520 zip recruiter is effective for businesses

02:02:27.580 of all sizes try zip recruiter for free

02:02:30.520 at our web address zip recruiter dot com

02:02:33.040 slash back that's zip recruiter dot com

02:02:36.240 slash back it's the smartest way to hire

02:02:38.720 it's zip recruiter dot com slash back

02:02:41.860 you're listening to glenn back

02:02:45.780 i remember in 1977 something really big

02:03:11.320 with space happened and it captured the

02:03:14.140 world's imagination anybody remember what

02:03:17.340 happened with space 1977 a star trek movie

02:03:22.760 was made about it later the first star trek

02:03:25.280 movie veeger was voyager and the voyager

02:03:30.640 spacecraft which had all the information all

02:03:32.740 the sound and of of life on earth it was

02:03:35.540 sent off in 1977 to leave our solar system and

02:03:38.980 to go out into deep space nasa announced

02:03:42.120 yesterday it has officially left our solar

02:03:46.660 system it was launched in 1977 that's how

02:03:54.300 big our solar system is that incredible that

02:03:59.200 is incredible yeah they shouldn't have put a

02:04:01.060 pinto engine in it it would have gone faster

02:04:02.740 yeah it's i mean it should have had the segue

02:04:05.640 it did change the world by the way yeah uh can we

02:04:09.720 do this abc thing one more time this is again from

02:04:11.760 project veritas uh they have uh kind of i don't

02:04:15.980 know they're in the studio and it's uh they're

02:04:18.420 talking off air yeah about epstein yeah listen

02:04:21.300 to this listen to this it was unbelievable what we

02:04:23.560 had clinton we had everything

02:04:25.600 i i tried for three years to get it on to no

02:04:30.400 avail and now it's all coming out and it's like

02:04:32.520 these new revelations and i freaking had all of

02:04:35.740 it i i'm so pissed right now like every day i get

02:04:39.660 more and more pissed because i'm just like

02:04:41.240 oh my god we it was um what what we had was

02:04:45.040 unreal other women backing it up hey yep 1.00

02:04:48.760 brad edwards the attorney three years ago saying

02:04:52.520 like on like we there will come a day but we will

02:04:55.580 realize jeffrey epstein was the most prolific pedophile this

02:04:58.100 country has ever known i had it all three years ago now

02:05:01.540 abc says well we didn't air it because we didn't have it all

02:05:05.300 locked down we have very high journalistic standards but that

02:05:08.280 doesn't work when you remember how they behaved

02:05:10.620 with brett kavanaugh can't have it both ways abc i love how

02:05:15.780 she's basically just pissed off that she wasn't the one breaking

02:05:18.280 the story not that additional women were abused and god only

02:05:21.960 knows what happened to them uh but and i should say not women girls 1.00

02:05:26.020 girls girls three years of girls being molested and attacked and all sorts of

02:05:31.320 things but darn it i didn't get credit

02:05:33.320 for that story it's so unfair she really is that's what she's pissed 1.00

02:05:37.320 about in that moment uh but yeah i mean the kavanaugh

02:05:40.360 thing is a perfect point there this is the glenbeck program

02:05:44.520 god

02:05:53.960 so

02:05:54.360 so

The Glenn Beck Program - November 06, 2019

No Taxes, All the Spending! It’s Just Like Disneyland! ｜ 11⧸6⧸19

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript