NPR Has NO IDEA How It Became the Villain ｜ Guest： Bill Cloud ｜ 4⧸17⧸24
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 5 minutes
Words per Minute
162.50784
Hate Speech Sentences
208
Summary
On today's show, the Glenn Beck Program, host Glenn Beck is joined by his good friend and former radio host, Mike Downey. The guys discuss a variety of topics, including: President Obama's new health care law, the ongoing protests in Florida and much more!
Transcript
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welcome to the uh glenbeck program okay so we've got a great show we want to open it up thank our
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Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program
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You know, we have lost our journalistic integrity
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Well, he didn't ask permission to say bad things
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You're supposed to be able to take this criticism
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This is all funded by the United States government
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Yeah, I don't really want to even talk to those people
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While CNN is trying to figure out now why consumers
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They don't have anything left i don't know maybe that's it
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We'll talk about that and the dark stuff the dark side of living in today's society
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That we we we actually have kind of stumbled onto something that we
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All right, so we were talking about the palestinians that are well, let's let's show them again here's
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Hassling people who are getting out of their car and they're like i'm just trying to get home
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Okay, so surrounding a guy in a way that is borderline illegal. I mean you're not you have to let people pass
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Right, like I mean certainly the blocking of the road is illegal, but
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Is it illegal is anybody where then where are the police?
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Where the if it's illegal where are the police they should have them stationed
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At the bridge there should be bridge police, right?
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Like when you know, these things are going on you get police there and remove these people immediately immediately and you push oh
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What a surprise. That's what's happening in florida and you what I heard the word push
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You know again, it was another sentence. It was an edited sentence. Okay, you heard the editing in real time
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I'm just thinking of your the location right of where you are is at a top of a bridge and that's okay
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I had a thought and I stopped giving the thought here are these protesters in chicago
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And oh, they got the drums too. So it's even better even more annoying. Yeah
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And people are just getting out of their cars and they are just walking in the median dragging their suitcases behind them
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I for I hate them all i'd want to do is to support israel
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Yeah, like the rest of my days would be spent giving money to just the idf directly
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You know what there should be that they should do that
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They should have idf soldiers just right with the venmo scans just standing there want to give to us
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Stu revealed something that I that I had never heard before that happened on the train
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He would take a train, uh to go do the show there
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Now we work there for five six years something like that. Yeah, and uh
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Which is when you hear the story not kind of interesting that I never heard it because it it I mean it wasn't a story
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Often, you know, I would say every between four to six months
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You'd be on the train commute and you're going, you know
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80 miles an hour or 70 miles an hour down the the train, you know
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With all sorts of weird smells of cultures. You don't recognize all around you. Oh, man
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All of a sudden the train would stop and you just roll your oh, no what's going on now?
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And you don't know what it is. It could be a stupid delay in the tracks. There could be traffic. There could be a technical issue
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Uh, and some of them mean you stop for two minutes and they keep moving some of them mean it could be hours
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And then you get the the the news filters its way down the train car to train car and you find out that no this time
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It's one of those times where someone has decided they want to kill themselves and have jumped out in front of the train
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Have killed themselves now the train is stopped
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We cannot move because the police have to come and investigate this person who's killed themselves
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I just want to point out this is different anybody wants to know what it's like living in new york city right there
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He never once came in to work and said oh, geez man
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Gosh the worst thing worse thing happened somebody killed themselves now
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He would be late and he would just say trains. Yeah, that's all he would say trains
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Somebody jumped in front of our train and killed themselves
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You wonder why some of the people in the media are dead inside. This is part of it. It really is like just living in that city
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It makes you have all sorts of calculations of like yeah. Hey, hey
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This person who was obviously mentally ill and probably is going to go murder someone
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Rats crawled on over over my leg on the way in like you have all these weird things
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Uh, and you justify as normal living in this place
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And that was one of the things and by the way the reaction was never like a solemn. Oh my gosh
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What would that what was that person going through?
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And I started thinking about that in the the concept of the uh, the uh
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conversation about the palestinian protesters because
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The conversation of the people in the cars is not gosh, maybe pal the palestinians have a point here
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These people are the worst people on earth. I hate their cause. I hate everything about them
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And when we were on the train that was the same thing like all right
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Like let's just keep going and we'll tell the police where it was they can come look at it
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Is this a new thing or when when people were crossing the mountains?
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You know with the wagon trains and poor old jebediah, you know drop dead halfway through sure
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Were there people the people in the wagon train where they're like, it's it's jebediah it's gonna die anyway
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Let's keep going and everybody was like no, we've got to stop and and pray and bury him properly
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Were there the were there people that were like come on?
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Oh, they're like, you know, I mean look jebediah's six-year-old daughter died a few miles back and he was fine leaving her behind
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We got to leave it would be what jebediah wanted for us to keep rolling through the mountains
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He wanted us to get to the other side quickly before the snow came
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I think this is a rather modern thing. Maybe it's not it's cold and it's you know, it the it is a
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It's somewhat cold, but it's also somewhat understandable
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I will say in the moment like because you look you're living your life and like it felt you know what it felt like
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I'll be honest with you on the train. It felt selfish
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It was like you you could have jumped off a bridge and no one way and it would have been the same
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It would have been sad for the family the same way would have been sad for you the same way
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But it wouldn't have stopped us from getting home to see our families and that is how
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I know it sounds really cold and dark, but that's how every person on the train thought about it
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So now I have a worse story than you that I've never told you
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Okay, and this happened probably 20 years ago and there's been a lot of shame on this story. Really?
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Well, not so bad, but I felt bad enough to not share the story. Okay. Okay
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Um, because I was I mean, I think I was just surrounded by monsters. It wasn't me
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It was the other monsters the other people there sure sure
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So my wife and I we were in brussels or some godforsaken place over in europe and um
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We're over there and we didn't have the best of times and uh, we were flying back
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And i'm like and we're we're landing in new york city
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So that doesn't make you know, it's not like hey, you got a prize at the end
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Uh, and it's direct from brussels to direct from brussels to new york
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So, you know, there's probably all those frenchy french politicians europeans on board
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And uh, I just keep seeing you know, you they show you the little airplane and you're like, oh look
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And I so i'm calculating in my head by the time we get out of traffic and we get
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It's gonna it's gonna it's gonna be like 4 a.m. by the time we get home and I got to be at work
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Is there a pilot on board? It's better than that one
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Yes, it is. Yeah, yes, it is. Okay. So, uh, is there a doctor on board? Uh, okay
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So everybody starts looking around and I see this guy
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And uh, the stewardesses are all around him and he's clearly dead
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I think he had a heart attack, you know, and just kind of like, you know went down
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And uh, wow yeah, and so a doctor comes and he's doing the chest compressions and everything
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They ask everybody in the row to move all the people in the row are all standing there
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Okay, and I understand, you know, you're trying you got to lay him down flat and you're gonna try to
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But they ask everybody else in that row to move
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And I start feeling bad for the people in the rest of the
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I'm like, wow, they paid a lot of money for that
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And they're gonna go back, sit in the last row with the bathrooms
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But it looks like we'll be heading back to London to land
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You have a choice of, well, he's dead and we should get him to a morgue or whatever
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And we're getting further and further away from London
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We have decided that we are indeed going to land in New York
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In fact probably the best college basketball player of all time
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In fact one unnamed general manager in the league
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Said they would trade their entire team for just her
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Higher ratings than Major League Baseball games
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Higher ratings than most of college football games
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Because those bastards at the NBA won't let her play
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But I don't think she'd enjoy that experience all that much
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Do you know what her salary is going to be in the WNBA?
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And work for the witness protection program of sports
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She's pretty much in the witness protection program
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So it could be a male or a female singing that song
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Now you know who else doesn't know who the Indiana Fever are?
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She's gonna be making I think $75,000 a year or something
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And you know she should block a highway outside of O'Hare Airport
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They also were not making millions of dollars a year
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Then it turned into a multi-million dollar factory