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00:01:35.520 oh cnn they're such great journalists over there and brian stelter is just a genius at helping

00:01:42.300 uh he wants to remind the media that they should remain upset about this uh this shutdown and we've

00:01:49.500 got a great story from cnn that uh you know proves why microsoft you know gives them that green check

00:01:56.600 mark uh also uh we have a couple of other stories that i think are probably pretty uh pretty important

00:02:03.580 uh as well did you know there was a school shooting last week yeah it's odd that nobody in

00:02:09.160 the national news covered it um we'll tell you why coming up in a second also i want to explain

00:02:15.460 why the abortion bill happened we begin with a great show in one minute

00:02:21.720 this is the glenbeck program i haven't even told you yet stew the abortion thing it just dawned on me

00:02:30.800 last night and i'm like oh my gosh this is why it's happening and it has nothing to do well has

00:02:35.660 very little to do with running for president should i write that down abortion thing yeah just right

00:02:40.340 sure we get to that today real reason behind cuomo and vermont's abortion bills uh all right

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00:04:09.600 well stew where would you like to where would you like to start today robots may take your job

00:04:23.380 quarter of u.s workers at risk and u.s heartland is will be the hardest hit or we could start at

00:04:32.800 meet harper the cnn story about the government shutdown and and it's horrible or i could tell

00:04:39.800 you uh we could start with uh why the new york law is actually a new york law what's really behind that

00:04:46.620 well i mean as a person with real um feeling for others i'm concerned about harper well i want you to

00:04:57.300 meet harper 15 month old harper she was born prematurely she needs a breathing tube that sounds

00:05:05.360 really rough it is it's horrible it's horrible now before i get into this i just want to i just want

00:05:12.080 to uh read you something from brian stelter who you know is the guardian of of journalism he's the

00:05:18.540 guy who look out for you know he's gonna he's gonna tell the truth he's gonna make sure that nobody's

00:05:23.160 pulling any funny business nobody's you know cramming in agenda anywhere oh cool they're taking

00:05:28.020 the real the real hard look at the news and they are a dependable news agency and we need people like

00:05:34.980 that we sure do unfortunately brian stelter is not one of those people uh this is from his uh little

00:05:43.380 newsletter that he sent out last night stay shocked is the headline we're five weeks into this self

00:05:51.040 inflicted wound the shutdown was embarrassing on day one and even more embarrassing on day 35

00:05:57.920 now that sounds like a neutral journalist doesn't it yeah he's just telling us how embarrassing it was

00:06:03.540 on which which days it was embarrassing exactly right it's all just he's reporting the facts um a

00:06:09.860 challenge for journalists don't get numb to the pain and the political posturing this type of story

00:06:17.480 is the one that gets bigger as time goes on wow wow well there are real effects glenn i know and uh

00:06:26.700 i'm glad that there's a there's people out there guarding uh the the gates of journalism to make sure

00:06:33.200 that they're focusing on a story that could be harmful to president trump i mean they if you don't

00:06:38.640 remind them they're not gonna remember to look for things that are bad for the trump presidency they're

00:06:44.340 gonna sit back all day and just report really good economic news and you gotta remind them to keep

00:06:48.700 back and keep looking uh towards the white house for any story that could potentially be negative well

00:06:54.920 they they finally they they finally put their glare their gaze out to the to the the heartland of

00:07:00.720 america and they found some of the suffering suffering people from this shutdown and uh here's one of

00:07:07.560 them meet harper 15 month old harper born prematurely needs a breathing tube this was reported by cnn

00:07:16.840 just last night see here's the picture of poor little harper see how cute she is just cute yeah and what 1.00

00:07:23.480 does uh what does the the banner underneath the banner can you read says yeah it's pretty far away but

00:07:28.840 a kentucky couple who who needs a child needs a breathing tube concerned about electricity being turned

00:07:34.560 off while not getting paid well that's what happens when you when when the government shuts down

00:07:39.040 because of uh donald trump uh solely um then there are issues with paying bills and electricity could

00:07:46.760 be turned off and the breathing machine could be turned off and this child could i mean god only

00:07:50.580 knows what could happen well donald trump has said that he would uh he'd negotiate uh but there is no

00:07:55.600 negotiation in this there's no negotiation you got to stand your ground of course when somebody wearing 0.99

00:08:00.980 a maga hat uh is uh just standing in place and doesn't doesn't move uh you know nbc will lecture

00:08:07.960 that kid uh that uh you shouldn't stand your ground that you should retreat uh but it's different for nancy

00:08:14.940 pelosi and everybody else anyway um here's the story um it's hard to read little harper her dad

00:08:23.580 chris is a data processing assistant for the irs he's working without pay his wife ali says they're going to

00:08:30.860 run out of money in another month or so and they're concerned about the electricity being turned off

00:08:35.840 and that is the electricity that powers harper's ventilator

00:08:40.620 how do you people not have a heart i mean that's amazing especially thank thankfully we have the left

00:08:50.660 that is here for us and cares so much about babies being alive that they can they can show that utter

00:08:57.260 concern for this particular one yeah i mean sure there's you know a few dozen million that they

00:09:03.980 haven't cared all that much about but think about this one well this one's out of the womb for 15

00:09:08.840 months oh okay and so they care about them they don't care about them half out of the womb but after

00:09:13.800 they're out of the womb for 15 months if the mom still wants to keep the child uh you know we should 0.84

00:09:20.320 care about this child i will say we should of course give the mother the opportunity to choose

00:09:26.960 whether she keeps that ventilator on because it's her choice can i tell you something if she would

00:09:32.900 have known that the kid was gonna be born prematurely and then have all these medical problems

00:09:37.980 and be such a hassle she probably should have aborted little harper don't you think well certainly 0.99

00:09:43.380 her choice to do so glad yeah i mean i wouldn't i wouldn't and i wouldn't recommend it but i'm sure

00:09:48.400 those on the left see the drain that poor harper really is on the family and on society but let me

00:09:56.440 just point this out now this took a this took about a minute of research on something that not a lot of

00:10:03.720 people have certainly cnn doesn't have this um called uh google it's g-o-o-o french g-l-e and i think it

00:10:13.980 has the accent um accent i grand uh what do you call that thing that that little hash mark at the

00:10:20.160 sure yeah it's got one of those so i don't know how to pronounce it but i think you can find it

00:10:25.700 well you just look for it um because cnn doesn't have it but i did literally about a minute's work i just

00:10:33.200 googled ada rules about power shutoffs uh and i and i i got here protections against power shutoffs

00:10:42.900 and i printed it now this is all in a minute i printed this and also the sample letter that you

00:10:49.660 would need uh from your doctor so i've printed them both off i don't know if they still have mail service

00:10:57.920 in kentucky or if they have ever gotten that because of evil donald trump um but here's the thing

00:11:03.920 because of the ada you cannot turn off the electricity of someone who has life dependent

00:11:13.760 uh uh machines running in the house and all you really need to do and i know this is such a hassle

00:11:21.720 but all you need to do is just type up a quick letter and i have the example i could send it to

00:11:27.500 the family um and the doctor just needs to say hey uh there's a 15 month old baby in this house

00:11:33.700 named harper uh doesn't matter why the family is unemployed the family could be you know running

00:11:40.320 a crack house and no there's no demand for crack right now uh and so they need to have their electricity

00:11:47.500 even though they can't pay and it's against the law for the power company to turn off the power

00:11:53.100 now i know that was a lot of work for cnn to figure out but we did it for them you should

00:12:02.360 send them the google thing you're talking about because i know they should have that yeah that's

00:12:06.240 not fair you have an advantage over them i know i know i have things that cnn just couldn't figure

00:12:11.000 out when i read that story last night i could not believe it it is illegal to shut off power to

00:12:18.440 people's houses you can't just shut it off if there is someone with life-saving equipment that

00:12:25.780 is run by electricity it is illegal to shut it off for any reason other than natural disaster or you

00:12:34.940 know you know a mistake or a mistake or a god control right but you it is very clear you can't do that

00:12:42.520 and that's the ada right ada with disabilities and you would think that cnn because you always hear

00:12:49.320 cnn and and liberal journalists saying you know well the ada and we need to strengthen the ada well

00:12:55.660 here it is here it is it's protecting this poor little girl and the family cnn just used this family

00:13:05.300 now i'm not saying that this family in kentucky isn't struggling i'm not saying that if you've been

00:13:10.920 you've been furloughed or if you're working i don't even know how that's legal i don't know how

00:13:16.300 it's legal but you should talk to your democratic senators because i actually do know how it's legal

00:13:21.760 the reason why we can say you have to come back to work but we're not going to pay you

00:13:27.320 is because the government politicians want to be able to have that vice because if we could just say

00:13:35.720 okay everybody's got to come back to work because you are an essential employee the tsa irs whatever

00:13:43.140 you guys all have to come back to work and we have to pay you because nowhere it's slavery to do others

00:13:51.540 the only reason why they have that is so the politicians when they shut down the government

00:13:58.340 and they want that squeeze they can say oh look at these poor people they're not getting paid

00:14:05.420 and they are they're working anyway without pay this is a game and every single person that's been

00:14:12.800 furloughed i'm sorry but the person to blame are your congress people because congress is the one

00:14:20.740 that can change that law they choose not to never more than 60 seconds away from uh the rest of the

00:14:29.740 show but there's there's actually more to this story uh and we'll give that to you coming up in

00:14:34.200 just a second first of all um you know getting sick in the cold is is fake news oh you're gonna go out

00:14:42.760 with your jacket and it's gonna be cold and you're gonna get sick well that's not how you get a cold

00:14:48.040 well the word cold is the same as the the way that you describe the weather so i assume that the

00:14:53.120 science lines up oh thank you liberal professor of today uh no actually we get we get sick because

00:14:59.440 we're inside too much during the winter it gets cold outside so we stay in and we keep everything

00:15:05.660 buttoned up and the air gets dirtier and dirtier and dirtier and it's like being on an airplane you're

00:15:11.840 just you're just breathing bad air and if your filter is dirty it's even worse change your filter

00:15:20.020 change your filter filterby.com i mean we all get flu shots why aren't we changing our film why isn't

00:15:27.500 there a big movement why isn't there a big movement change your filter that's that's healthy that's an

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00:15:47.540 we're gonna get to roger stone's arrest uh in just a minute also i will tell you all about uh what's

00:16:06.940 really happening with the uh new york and vermont uh abortion bill why why why is this a law oh my

00:16:14.820 gosh it hit me like a ton of bricks yesterday and i was like oh my gosh how did i not think of this

00:16:21.360 uh the first day i saw it we'll give that to you in a second also a school shooting that strangely

00:16:29.220 was not covered last week i was also listening to cnn this morning a little bit um because i wanted to

00:16:37.080 know what the next uh problem was for a federal worker because again if we don't remind them to

00:16:45.120 look for negative stories about this president they will forget and they will just report positive

00:16:49.680 things so we have to make sure we're always looking for those and so they did a story about

00:16:54.840 the the shutdown and apparently a couple weeks ago they had a couple people on who missed their

00:17:01.280 first paycheck and one of the women the woman who was on said i am worried because i'm you know i'm i

00:17:07.600 don't have a lot of money and paycheck to paycheck to paycheck and i am worried uh that i am not going

00:17:13.360 to be able to you know to make it here if i miss paychecks and if this keeps going on which is cnn

00:17:18.520 does cnn when they sit down with them do they remind them that they can uh go to a bank

00:17:23.780 and get a short-term loan and that's well they are aware of that because they were bashing wilbur ross

00:17:28.980 who suggested this of course he's in the trump administration and they did remember this time

00:17:32.540 to look for a negative story on trump oh and they found one with wilbur ross and they said well people

00:17:37.080 can't just all get loans and there's interest they have to pay and it's wrong this is a let them eat

00:17:41.940 cake moment essentially is the take yeah yeah yeah now off with their heads and and their answer is well

00:17:46.700 how can i get a loan if i can't prove income well i mean i don't it seems to me the bank

00:17:51.660 may have seen the news as well uh that the federal shutdown is going on and you yeah and you have

00:17:59.360 uh you know pay stubs from the federal government right from previous weeks right yeah it doesn't oh

00:18:04.180 i mean even when you buy a house you don't have to show your most recent pay stub you get to do

00:18:08.760 someone in the last couple months or whatever it is sure so this is one of those things that

00:18:12.320 as wilbur ross said uh they are basically federally guaranteed loans yes okay so uh that's a big deal

00:18:19.620 but they asked her how she was going to do things um and she was pretty sure if she missed another

00:18:24.160 paycheck she was going to be you know on the street of course they followed up with her to find out

00:18:28.840 what happened and she she's like well luckily i have you know family and friends that are really

00:18:34.000 helpful and that's of course great it's something that us conservatives talk about all the time it

00:18:37.860 doesn't always have to be the government who steps in and does these things we have family and

00:18:42.320 friends who help as well uh however she also pointed out and i thought this would be i could be

00:18:47.140 completely the only one in the world who didn't know this but i found it completely fascinating

00:18:51.580 that she also was able she said to get her unemployment to come through

00:18:56.000 now unemployment for a furlough like if you're at a company and you get laid off

00:19:00.760 unemployment very common thing that happens right people go get unemployment within that in that

00:19:05.640 situation however i i have to admit i was unaware that if you are a federal employee

00:19:11.380 and you are furloughed in this temporary period with all indications being that you're going to

00:19:18.280 have your job back as soon as this is over and you're getting you're going to get all your pay

00:19:22.060 back as soon as this is over yes you can get unemployment in the interim i honestly did not

00:19:28.940 know that but that's a fascinating thing so to understand here the and and we like you know a lot

00:19:35.760 of conservatives like to say uh the shutdown oh it's 800 000 people like the government should be

00:19:40.140 slimmed down anyway and you know good go on they're not doing anything but think of how bad this is for

00:19:45.080 a taxpayer we are now paying unemployment to a federal employee who is not working so not producing

00:19:51.740 anything and then when they come back they're going to get all of their back pay as well so they're going

00:19:57.880 to get taxpayer money from us for their jobs and taxpayer money from us for their unemployment in the

00:20:04.380 interim does it make me a bad person that i kind of wish i had been furloughed kind of i mean i mean

00:20:12.820 that sincerely look i could go to a bank if i worked for the federal government i could go to the bank

00:20:18.080 oh well you have to pay interest yeah okay so i go to the bank i get a loan so i have i have the same

00:20:24.020 lifestyle i can get just get a revolving loan i get it every two weeks from the bank and uh and i'm

00:20:29.380 going to be good and then i know that's paid back because you know i'm going to get that paycheck okay

00:20:35.660 so i'm going to pay that loan off well it's got interest yeah but also while i've gone to the bank

00:20:41.620 to get that loan i also can get unemployment which will pay for my uh interest on that short-term loan

00:20:50.160 uh and then some so i'm actually making money does it make me wrong to want to game the system

00:20:57.540 because it doesn't seem that hard to make it uh and and honestly game the system now to be fair

00:21:08.000 yeah right uh probably there were a lot of federal employees who thought this is going to be over in a

00:21:12.880 week and didn't apply for unemployment or didn't get it for some other reason there are people who

00:21:18.800 surely had credit bad enough that even if you said it was a federally guaranteed loan the banks were

00:21:23.840 like and no thank you and certainly there are people who are like legitimately affected it's

00:21:28.660 not zero the number's not zero um but they don't talk about that when they say 800 000 people are out

00:21:34.120 that does not mean they're all on ventilators to the media and there are those stories but

00:21:39.820 those aren't the only stories and unemployment is an interesting part of this if you can get

00:21:44.180 enough unemployment's less than you're making at your job right but it should be enough hopefully

00:21:49.380 to get you through uh this period while this is going on and remember of course this large payment

00:21:54.700 is going to be coming right around the corner when this thing shuts down that doesn't make your life

00:22:01.040 easy i'm sure this is legitimately affecting them and we we mentioned this a lot but you know the

00:22:06.280 media doesn't seem to focus on it but there are other people who have businesses around where

00:22:11.100 these federal government employees usually work they don't get anything and they don't get any

00:22:14.820 payback at all they don't get unemployment they don't get their checks those are the ones yeah

00:22:18.440 those are the ones running private businesses in the areas of a lot of federal employees if you run a

00:22:23.400 breakfast shop outside of a big government building that now is barely attended your your job is you

00:22:29.820 know your whole business is being screwed and because the government is so big and has its fingers in

00:22:35.100 everything that we do it does affect a lot of people who are not going to get that made-up paycheck

00:22:41.500 and it also will affect the economy and the numbers behind the economy you're going to see growth go down

00:22:47.400 and all the things that you know this good economy that has been built by the american people and

00:22:52.160 donald trump trying to support it as well well it's a good thing that brian stelter is on things like

00:22:56.520 this isn't it that is good because thankfully someone's looking for something negative about this

00:23:00.500 president josh can't somebody find something you're listening to glenn beck so much more yet to come

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00:24:09.480 law in new york we're going to have that coming up you can always get everything on the podcast as well

00:24:13.920 yeah on itunes we welcome uh mr pat gray to the program bill o'reilly is going to be with us in

00:24:24.220 about 30 minutes from now uh still to come on today's program we have a freedom of information act

00:24:31.000 that we filed uh at the blaze uh to find out about this vietnam uh hero uh nathan phillips

00:24:38.780 uh and he is a hero he had a job that i don't i mean i i don't know how he did it i don't know how

00:24:45.820 he did it so we have his record uh from the federal government of his military service and you're going

00:24:52.320 to be fascinated by that uh also uh we have um the news about a school shooting that somehow or another

00:24:59.720 didn't make the national news was only covered locally which was odd and i can't figure out i know

00:25:08.620 i do have a theory on why it wasn't covered um but uh i'll give that to you also uh and the abortion

00:25:18.000 law should we start there welcome pat gray thank you good to be here which which one do you want

00:25:22.700 choose your news uh let's talk about the abortion law okay theory pat why why is is um the governor

00:25:37.140 governor of new york cuomo suddenly coming out with the most extreme abortion law you could possibly imagine

00:25:46.340 that women can kill the baby all the way to birth 1.00

00:25:52.200 and and and health care professionals don't have to be the one a doctor doesn't have to be the one

00:26:01.080 that is even performing it uh and any reason goes why would governor cuomo do that well are you

00:26:11.140 alleging it's not just because he's so in favor of women's right to use their own reproductive i am

00:26:19.640 situation i am i am i am suggesting you are yes i am suggesting huh yeah because that's what i thought

00:26:25.660 i thought it was just he loves women so much yeah and they celebrated this as a huge victory they lit

00:26:31.780 up the sky of new york with pink so they could celebrate this huge victory stew what is your

00:26:38.820 beside that uh you know that he just loves he just loves the the women um what uh what would you be your

00:26:47.520 guess other than he loves the women yes okay um uh potentially he could be a person yes who is

00:26:55.560 considering a run for office in 2020 and realizes he needs to get as far left as possible for a democratic

00:27:03.760 primary audience yes so that's what i have been thinking yesterday before the tv show it just hit me like

00:27:11.500 a bag of bricks and i just like to pass it by and see what anybody else thinks i was reading a story

00:27:18.300 right after the election of donald trump and uh you know this is when they were well they still are

00:27:24.260 looking for why how did donald trump win we had the perfect candidate we had the perfect message

00:27:30.460 how how did donald trump win you remember and they were throwing everything against the wall

00:27:35.980 well one of the stories that i read and i had completely forgotten about it until yesterday i don't

00:27:42.740 know why it just jogged with me but i remembered the story where the press said well one of the reasons

00:27:49.660 why he won was scotus now i think that's true one of the reasons why donald trump won was because

00:27:56.400 we are that we care about the supreme court right would you all agree with that yeah okay but the story

00:28:03.360 said something that i didn't know that that never works for the left that the left for some reason is not

00:28:13.620 as attached to the supreme court thing when they're casting their vote for president now you would think

00:28:20.540 i've always thought that they were but apparently the studies show that it doesn't affect an election

00:28:26.700 like it does for the right doesn't get the vote out correct so they need to be able to balance that

00:28:35.860 they need to be able because they know i know you know look um ruth bader ginsburg is in the next five 0.99

00:28:45.140 years even if she chooses to leave she's not going to be there forever and it's probably going to

00:28:51.620 happen in the next five years right i mean it could happen tomorrow she's very very ill and i don't wish

00:28:56.740 anything i don't even i'm not even say that's crap everybody disclaimers every but reasonable person

00:29:02.460 knows yes so um she's not going to be with us long we are going to say i don't care who it is

00:29:13.500 i want the right scotus person to replace her correct of course okay if that doesn't work for the left 1.00

00:29:22.380 it will energize the right they have to have something so they've just put in the bill and

00:29:30.920 they've passed it as a law to the point to where i'm not signing anything unless this is in here

00:29:37.380 now it is so unpopular with the american people it is the fringe of the fringe it's way beyond

00:29:47.260 anything that anybody has ever proposed way beyond france way beyond europe we are on the cutting edge

00:29:55.220 in new york of death but equal with the north korea we should point out we are now equal with north

00:30:00.360 korea on that so we got that all right so it doesn't make sense to me unless you're just trying

00:30:06.120 to run to the uber left that's not enough that's just not enough however if you enact that now

00:30:17.360 you could expect to see some court cases come up from the public that says i'm not doing this my tax

00:30:26.880 dollars are going to fund abortions uh this isn't right i want to challenge this in court

00:30:33.920 they are begging for a challenge in court they're begging for it so then by the time it just starts

00:30:43.300 to bubble up doesn't even reach scotus yet by the time it bubbles up they've got evidence that women 1.00

00:30:50.220 are under attack and when rbg goes oh well women are going to go back to the stone age they're going 0.99

00:31:00.140 to grab you by the hair and drag you back into the cave roe v wade's going to be overturned this is what

00:31:05.320 they're doing this is what they're doing this is all and this is all about driving the vote

00:31:11.100 and appeasing the uber uber left because the only ones that want to do that are the uber uber left so

00:31:20.360 they're playing to the ones that they know will go out and and work hard that's what's happening

00:31:27.500 it's an interesting ingredient into how they handled the kavanaugh thing too yeah right like they're trying

00:31:33.800 to make the supreme court as big an issue to the left and their voters as it is to the right they

00:31:39.340 are going to make kavanaugh again the election will prediction you will see in the election

00:31:46.360 ruth bader ginsburg is ill and is going to go away and we have passed historic celebratory

00:31:56.000 action for women and protection for women's rights and women's health and men like kavanaugh are going

00:32:05.560 to be placed on the supreme court that is the angle they are going to bring kavanaugh back up they are

00:32:13.440 going to use this as something that new york celebrated why are they using the language of

00:32:21.700 celebration why light the sky why did the governor insist that they light the sky

00:32:29.080 they certainly did draw attention to it sure did and they put some provisions in there that you

00:32:36.600 wouldn't think they'd even want like non-physicians can perform abortions why would you want that so 1.00

00:32:43.040 can we can can can we please um post on glennbeck.com today um somebody should post it right away

00:32:51.180 somebody in the in the um in the research room um i got a lot of facebook posts and a lot of people

00:32:58.120 on twitter uh and email yesterday saying i can't i keep being told by friends that it's not true that

00:33:06.680 that anything goes any reason goes they're saying that i'm a liar it's not any reason it's just all

00:33:13.620 factors all factors is the quote okay and if you have you can't for example you can't go in there and

00:33:20.400 say you know what i have absolutely no reason to get an abortion right now uh however i would like 0.62

00:33:26.000 one in theory now most likely what would happen with a doctor who is actually willing to perform

00:33:31.640 an abortion like this they would say you're gonna have to give me a reason or i can't do it did any 0.99

00:33:36.720 do you have a do you have the sniffles because after that it says all factors and it's uh physically

00:33:43.000 mentally uh psychologically so you could say lily the president the the pregnancy is too upsetting to

00:33:49.080 you yes that's a psychological idea the idea of being a mother i am not i can't do it for it's

00:33:55.860 gonna do it it's it's weighing on my mind that's enough that's enough and that's the thing you have

00:34:00.780 to have a reason but the reason needs to fall into this tiny category of all factors so any excuse

00:34:09.420 whatsoever that will convince now again it has to convince the doctor to do it but any doctor who's

00:34:14.880 he's willing to do a third term abortion is going to say okay well yeah if you're stressed out because

00:34:20.740 of this pregnancy that's your health and that's enough so they're looking at a technicality that

00:34:26.400 i would get i would venture to guess that most of them know is not really a restriction on abortion

00:34:33.220 but they're just saying it anyway because they know it's a technicality some people might not be

00:34:36.380 aware of that too we will have somebody write this up and give you all the links so you can argue

00:34:41.000 this we need an we need a page we need a we need something at glenbeck.com that has like all the

00:34:47.300 links for uh you know the covington kids so you can just say no i want you just to go here and just

00:34:54.040 watch these links i want you to you know abortion i look it's right here everybody always says gosh i

00:35:00.200 wish you know i was arguing with somebody i wish you were there i wish russ was there or somebody like

00:35:03.860 that we're going to give you all of the arguing points with the links that have nothing to do with

00:35:09.920 us so when you're in an argument about abortion you can go right to the page and you can click on

00:35:16.600 it and it will take you to the bill and to the section of the bill that says these things so you

00:35:24.520 have the proof and it's not us we're just showing you where they can find it if they want to do their

00:35:30.440 own research are you sure though pat it's not just that he really cares about women i i'm not sure i

00:35:37.500 okay you so you're still with that you weren't won over i think he might just care really uh a lot

00:35:42.480 by the way i just got an update on nathan phillips i don't know if you guys know this um but uh we got

00:35:48.360 a freedom of information act uh fulfilled yesterday so we have his war record but also there's been some

00:35:54.000 testing uh done on nathan phillips and he is uh won 1024th warren uh not a lot of people i was i was

00:36:04.300 shocked because i thought there's no way he's got any elizabeth warren in him but it turns out he does

00:36:10.280 won 1024th i think he's a bit more elizabeth warren than than that test indicates

00:36:15.180 well maybe he's just identifying as a warren family member i'm not sure

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00:41:48.780 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program was it the hat

00:41:57.420 or was it the smirk roger stone surprise surprise in jail today state of the union been canceled

00:42:05.960 the government still shut down is this a win or a lose the most radical abortion law ever

00:42:14.620 has been passed in new york nathan phillips we just found out he's won 1024th

00:42:23.120 uh elizabeth warren more on him and the despicable behavior of the press all of this with bill o'reilly

00:42:32.760 his perspective and no spin from bill in one minute

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00:44:22.220 all right bill o'reilly is here from billoreilly.com uh welcome bill very warm welcome uh gentlemen thank you

00:44:40.980 very much uh my day is off to a great start boy it is i tell you we were relieved um bill um i i'm so

00:44:49.260 excited to hear your take on all of the things that have happened because this has been a big week

00:44:53.700 um but let's start with the latest breaking news of roger stone can you fill me in on what's happening

00:45:01.400 with roger stone um maybe but first i'm just going to concentrate on on uh the fusion of entertainment

00:45:09.040 and enlightenment so i'm going to go into the enlightenment area now all right okay thank you

00:45:13.380 all right thank you so i don't know anything about roger stone never met him never talked to him looks

00:45:18.080 like uh kind of a crazy guy to me yeah um he's got a big tattoo all over his back of nixon seven years

00:45:25.600 old i don't know what that is yeah um there should be a limit by the way in tattoo parlors if you're over

00:45:31.120 28 you can't get one um constitutional amendment bill is that how you go about that i was really

00:45:38.960 hoping for i was i was hoping for a little more enlightenment uh i'm going to give you something

00:45:44.420 in enlightenment all right okay okay so muller uh when he started investigating this russian collusion

00:45:53.260 allegation he basically have a chart and i know this to be true and there's names on the chart

00:46:00.300 um it's a flow chart that says trump campaign and there's a you know maybe 30 names maybe 40 yes on

00:46:10.420 on the chart and he looked into all of them he looked at all of these people that were working

00:46:17.020 uh directly with donald trump in some capacity so that's where you start so roger stone was a gadfly

00:46:24.700 um somebody who was around trump wanted to curry favor with trump um advised him on certain things

00:46:34.240 no he knew trump for a long time and he's he is the nixon original dirty trickster i mean yeah he's

00:46:41.400 this is a guy who has a really bad past a political consultant right there's tons of these people and

00:46:49.540 then they're hired by groups or packs or whatever and they didn't go get this one find dirt on that

00:46:55.620 one do whatever you want but in the in the initial in the initial uh thrust of the of the trump

00:47:04.680 campaign everybody wanted to curry favor with donald trump everybody in his organization uh who wanted

00:47:12.440 to work for him get on a campaign they all wanted his attention that's very important for everybody

00:47:18.060 understand everybody wanted trump's attention not easy to get because his attention spans about 20

00:47:23.040 seconds you got to bring something pretty big to get donald trump's attention so stone had some kind

00:47:32.240 of a relationship with the wiki leaks crew remember wiki leak oh yeah yeah yeah all right so the wiki leaks

00:47:39.420 people hacked in and found out bad stuff about hillary clinton and her campaign stone was the middleman 0.88

00:47:47.020 there talking there talking to wiki leaks and they give him gossip and then he'd run back to the trump

00:47:52.980 campaign and tell him the gossip but this is what wiki leaks hacked in this is what they're going to

00:47:58.580 have this is what we're going to see that's what stone did that's who he is all right he's the middleman

00:48:05.460 gossip guy so when the investigation came uh when muller launched they brought stone in and said were you

00:48:14.840 the middleman gossip guy so no that's why he's indicted so let me um let me go here and let me

00:48:22.380 change it slightly uh onto the media now uh the media have happened to be there at roger stone's

00:48:29.020 house it was a coincidence it was it was good yeah i i love this walking down the street in florida

00:48:35.280 and the fba go hey we're gonna we're gonna resurrect this thing come on yeah uh the cnn anchor

00:48:41.800 actually said good job following your gut and being there on this one following their gut they

00:48:47.840 happened to be there with a camera crew it was the same thing like flake in the elevator at the senate

00:48:52.680 when the cnn crew was right behind the fanatical uh uh far left person who was yelling at flake

00:48:59.280 she just happened to be so muller somebody in muller's uh crew probably in the fbi i you know

00:49:08.340 speculation this is an enlightenment now now i'm into speculation now let me go to the fbi

00:49:13.600 gave somebody a call and said they're going to be here so show up let me go now to uh the hat

00:49:21.540 and the smirk all right so now we're going over to the kentucky kids we're finished with roger stone

00:49:27.480 yes is that okay bill did you have anything else you wanted to add to that no all right good good

00:49:31.800 good all right go ahead go ahead all right what do you want me to what question do you want on the

00:49:37.300 kentucky kids you want me to know here's here's the here's the thing first of all is this a story

00:49:43.720 that is beyond the hat if that kid wasn't wearing the hat yeah would we even know this story no

00:49:51.520 no it's all about trump everything's about trump everything all right so the kid and his friends

00:50:01.720 are at the pro-life rally because a lot of catholic school kids go every year all right so it was a

00:50:09.680 mistake for the kid to wear the hat by the way if i had been the um and i as you guys know i'm a

00:50:14.820 former high school teacher if i had been the advisor on that uh trip i would have said no political

00:50:19.840 paraphernalia because we're here uh for a moral reason and we want everyone of every party don't

00:50:28.140 know if he wore it to the march uh i mean and it they it looked like a new hat uh and you know you're

00:50:34.500 coming home with a souvenir i don't know if he brought the hat or just got would have worn it in

00:50:38.760 the context of being at the pro correct life demonstration if i were the advisor i would have

00:50:44.480 advised against that but that wasn't that way he was now getting ready to get on the bus so

00:50:50.460 do you have a right to wear a hat and not be accused of crimes the constitutional right to

00:50:55.620 wear it although the advisor being the school attached to school could have said don't wear it

00:51:00.800 and the kid could not have overridden that but as an american says he has a right to write whatever

00:51:05.140 he wants i'm talking about what's appropriate all right and why um i would have as an advisor said

00:51:12.680 no no political stuff we're just here as catholics and we're here as christians in a right to life

00:51:18.860 context we're not doing politics today all right all right so the question though is would the press

00:51:24.180 have latched on this and and viciously attacked these kids had they worn uh a joe biden for president

00:51:32.160 hat and the answer is absolutely not yeah um and you i think you have a good pretty good perspective

00:51:38.480 on it but let's just advance it a little bit further okay and because everybody knows what

00:51:43.800 happened you can make up your own mind as a listener i mean we saw the video we know that

00:51:48.920 the kids were not at fault we know the media viciously attacked the kids uh and the media may be

00:51:54.620 oh well we're sorry but they're not really sorry no they're not at all no the nbc interviews show

00:52:00.620 they don't care at all sorry i mean uh you know it's like savannah guthrie um who's not you know

00:52:06.200 she's not a political fanatic she takes orders all right and her orders were um don't be mean 0.94

00:52:11.820 but be skeptical okay so and don't be skeptical with nathan phillips yeah the story for the media

00:52:20.420 and if you read my column brand new column on billoreilly.com the story that the media now

00:52:26.380 is advancing is that yeah maybe this wasn't the kids fault but anybody anyone who wears a

00:52:36.180 trump hat is triggering there you go there's the word triggering bad feeling in america so you have

00:52:46.500 a trump hat or socks or bumper sticker you are a trigger for negativity in america that is the story

00:52:56.820 and they're trying the media is basically trying to set up a scenario where if you don't

00:53:08.040 vote for the democrat for president no matter who it is that you're an evil bad person well if you're

00:53:15.360 wearing a trump hat you're wearing a trump t-shirt you're you've got a trump 2020 sticker on your car

00:53:22.620 you are a bad person you're so yeah so they are what they're doing is if you have a trump sign

00:53:29.940 trump 2020 sign in your front yard you can be attacked because you're obviously a bad person 0.76

00:53:36.940 who's just trying to trigger people in the neighborhood that's right and and these kids

00:53:41.860 yeah we weren't fair we the media weren't fair but they deserved what they got because they had the hat

00:53:48.440 on so if everybody understands that if all american voters understand the hatred

00:53:53.880 that is going to be the theme of the next presidential race it's all about hate not about

00:54:00.580 the economy anymore not about china not about putin it's about hate all right i'm going to pick it up 0.90

00:54:07.600 with bill o'reilly uh where we left off here and also take it to uh new york um abortion uh and the

00:54:15.980 school shooting that happened someplace school shooting this last week didn't get any coverage

00:54:23.180 whatsoever i'll pass that by bill o'reilly as as well coming up in just a second

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00:56:13.240 freedom of information act on nathan phillips uh and his war record um do you know what he did

00:56:20.640 was a marine right yeah well yeah he was in the marines um but uh he was an infantryman for

00:56:28.660 two days and then they transferred him and he became a refrigerator uh repairman

00:56:35.100 he was in the marines in the marines he spent his time as a refrigerator mechanic

00:56:43.220 so yeah and then he went awol twice uh his records show that uh uh the um uh his trial records were not

00:56:57.020 included with our freedom of information act uh uh requests so i think we have to request for those

00:57:04.520 as well i'm not sure if we can get those but he went awol two times he was he had frostbite

00:57:11.740 well i i'm not sure it is cold in the refrigerator especially if you're in nebraska uh during during

00:57:19.040 the years after the vietnam war they responded to you pretty quickly with that uh foyer question

00:57:25.520 you got that stuff fast yeah i know i was i was shocked i didn't expect it came in yesterday

00:57:30.000 yeah you're right they're terrified of you sure um look i you know i don't know who this guy is

00:57:36.620 with the drum um i don't care who he is doesn't matter to me who he is he's out there he's at a

00:57:43.640 pro-life demonstration with a drum banging it okay i mean it's not the kind of guy you want to have

00:57:49.700 dinner with yeah no he was at a he was actually at a native americans no border um rally uh then he

00:57:56.680 segued over to the pro-life rally yeah then no then he just walked over to the boys who were getting

00:58:01.020 onto a bus after the poor uh the uh pro-life rally i mean the guy is an anti-border guy which is why he

00:58:09.100 went to the kid with the red hat he was trying to prove a point no borders okay so you know there

00:58:17.300 are nuts everywhere and um when i see the press basically i think it was a washington post uh say

00:58:27.820 that he was a vietnam vet my first feeling was i don't believe the washington post not

00:58:34.840 because the guy couldn't have been a vietnam vet he certainly could have he's at that age

00:58:41.800 but it's the washington post they don't check anything they're not going to check anything

00:58:47.200 it's going to oh they had a vet bang that puts the narrative he's in a higher plane so we use it

00:58:52.780 and then it went well we're sorry well how many times are you going to be sorry over there

00:58:57.180 you know you got that little pinocchio thing that you do on everybody else you don't want you to do

00:59:02.580 it on yourself how many retractions are we going to get from the far left press so here's the single

00:59:08.260 day we get them now but here's what concerns me um you had the you had nbc washington post cbs

00:59:14.520 you had you had all of the usual suspects and at first they reported it okay mistake then new

00:59:21.920 information comes out uh and they say oops sorry but they don't retract all of it they just say hey

00:59:28.700 there's a new uh new facts emerge well that's not an apology new facts emerge then they stick with

00:59:37.580 this they stick with the story and it is a provable fact on with videotape and here's here's what i want

00:59:45.360 to ask you bill the press has crossed the rubicon they have crossed a line now from where you could

00:59:54.020 say well i don't know you could look at it that way you could if i'm going to be really really generous

00:59:59.320 you could give them the benefit of the doubt there is no there is no other story other than they

01:00:06.180 knowingly are lying if this is what they're doing today with videotape what are they not willing

01:00:15.160 to do number one julius caesar would have executed everybody in the press by this point so if we were

01:00:21.660 in the rubicon that would have you know they would have all been dead number two this is actually a good

01:00:27.520 thing for honest americans so this whole thing is good for the country this covington high school

01:00:36.500 um snafu because now even the dimmest of us cannot defend the national media any longer you cannot walk

01:00:51.940 out of your house and go oh they're fair oh i believe the new york times or what they're fair

01:00:56.940 they're giving me the news that i need to make a responsible decision you can't do that nobody can do

01:01:03.180 that you'll be laughed at you'll be i mean even the far left kooks will laugh at you oh my you know

01:01:08.480 they're in our pocket we have them so it's you know this brought it over buzzfeed just set this up

01:01:17.820 all right buzzfeed set it up because people paid attention to the kids nobody pays attention to buzzfeed

01:01:25.860 and by the way back and stew did you know that nbc invested 200 million dollars into buzzfeed

01:01:32.940 did you know that no i did not know that they're the biggest backer comcast the biggest backer of

01:01:40.500 buzzfeed all right back with bill o'reilly on so much more to cover coming up in just a moment

01:01:46.820 you're listening to glenn beck i don't i don't know what king bill sits in when he's doing his

01:01:57.480 broadcast but i'm guessing it's not an x-chair uh and that is the that is you should get him one for

01:02:03.600 president i mean so nice to come on every every week maybe get him an x-chair i mean they have the

01:02:08.540 x-chair basic now which has doesn't have all the features of the of the other one but it's really 0.94

01:02:13.200 comfortable got like 500 billion dollars to his name he can buy his own damn chair that's kind of

01:02:18.800 a nice it'd be a nice gesture for someone to do for someone else does he seem nice well i'm saying 0.98

01:02:23.900 it would be nice gesture for you do i seem nice no you do not okay there enough said stop arguing with

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01:02:57.120 on we'll get the latest from bill o'reilly more with him in just a moment here on the glenn beck

01:03:01.680 program

01:03:02.080 this is the glenn beck program more on roger stone and his arrest and what it means for donald trump

01:03:14.280 which i don't think anything right now um but it might mean something big for steve bannon uh and

01:03:22.760 i think he's going to be the the next one we'll explain why coming up in uh in just a second we're

01:03:28.780 back with mr bill o'reilly um and bill you're a new yorker you're a uh you're a catholic um and i i

01:03:37.200 don't think you're a cuomo supporter supporter um but uh he's a cuomo has gone off the deep end with 1.00

01:03:45.960 this new abortion law and the left is lying about it saying that it doesn't include any reason

01:03:55.060 whatsoever up until birth which it absolutely does uh it's infanticide and uh anybody honest

01:04:03.660 would know it um i've known a cuomo family oh uh 40 years um decent relationship with andrew cuomo

01:04:14.500 so i'm going to tell you a story i've never told publicly but now i can tell it because of the

01:04:20.340 the developments about seven years ago uh cardinal dolan came to me he's the uh head of the new

01:04:27.820 york archdiocese and said uh they got this pending bill uh about abortion on demand at any time in

01:04:34.220 albany um can you talk to uh governor cuomo about it uh maybe it was five years ago um i was in los

01:04:42.220 angeles so um you know i said your eminence i'll i'll do what i can um but um you know i've got to

01:04:51.720 keep it in a professional way i've got to say to him look here's the uh here's the situation and this

01:04:59.000 is why the cardinal is concerned and i have to have your permission to do that i can't do it as private

01:05:04.640 citizen even though i i'm against it he doesn't care what i think um so anyway i did i put in a call

01:05:10.820 to uh the governor and he did get back to me very promptly and we had a very nice discussion

01:05:15.180 for about 45 minutes about the bill and at the end of the discussion he said well let me think

01:05:21.840 about it i'm not going to do anything on it now which he did he did now his argument for the bill

01:05:28.180 was not that he believed that he didn't he said he didn't believe in it that he was a good catholic

01:05:33.040 and uh all that and but you know his job was not to uh impose his religion on anyone and the liberals

01:05:41.720 in new york wanted it you know the usual but but he did he did table it um for a while never pushed it

01:05:49.220 never really got beyond but once the democrats got both chambers of the new york legislature um the uh far

01:05:57.260 left came to him and said you're going to do this or um we're going to attack you and of course you

01:06:03.180 know cuomo said okay i'm going to do it and that's what happened all right so we have my beef

01:06:08.000 my beef on it is uh cardinal dolan when a cardinal dolan should basically be out there in front of saint

01:06:15.260 patrick's cathedral saying look this is infanticide um you have to have some standards

01:06:22.540 uh on abortion you just can't say i'm going to give birth in a week and i and i'm panicking because

01:06:29.720 my boyfriend left or my husband left and i don't want the baby so the baby's going to be 0.69

01:06:34.200 terminated that that just can't happen in a civilized society and i think all of your listeners would agree

01:06:40.360 with that but dolan doesn't do that and and unless you bring moral power to these arguments you're

01:06:48.460 going to lose it particularly in states like california and new york so um a story that i've never shared

01:06:56.040 um cuomo called my office about five years ago and wanted to meet with me privately um and uh the word 0.95

01:07:07.420 was that he just wanted to show that you know we had a lot of things that we had in common and i thought

01:07:15.380 it was very weird and i knew it was because he was wanting to run for president and i never took the

01:07:21.420 meeting um however uh that gave me a reason to believe that one of the reasons why he was doing

01:07:28.640 this now was because maybe he wanted to run for president in 2020 but i since uh have had another

01:07:35.900 thought and i this came to me uh yesterday bill i read a story right after the election you know when

01:07:41.620 everybody was like wow how did trump win and one person said which i thought was accurate

01:07:45.940 that trump won because he could capitalize on the fear of the supreme court and conservatives always

01:07:53.000 respond to that and in in this article it said it was written by a lefty and it said uh that's something

01:08:01.420 that the left doesn't do the right responds to that but the left doesn't with ruth bader ginsburg

01:08:09.400 uh in very poor health we all know that somehow or another i mean she's going to retire or she will

01:08:15.520 you know pass away here in the next five years uh and there will be a very important slot open on the

01:08:21.460 supreme court i think this has been passed in its most radical form to activate the most radical of the

01:08:29.060 left uh to signal to them that we're your people that will get it done and also to get a court case

01:08:36.760 coming up bubbling up so they can make this about kavanaugh and who else what other radical white

01:08:43.960 man will drag you back into the cave to overturn this historic women's rights legislation what are 1.00

01:08:51.740 your thoughts i don't buy that because that bill was there for so long and it just was politically

01:08:58.780 expedient now for cuomo to do it he does want to run for president by the way cuomo does want to be

01:09:07.620 president yes all right but he he's he's got headwinds in a form of joe biden he can't beat

01:09:14.420 biden on the moderate track uh yesterday biden came out and said he likes republicans in michigan

01:09:19.660 that's the clear signal look i'm not a loon like the rest of my party is all right so cuomo knows he

01:09:27.020 can't beat biden if biden were to say i'm not going to run a month from now i think cuomo may

01:09:33.360 get in anyway um you have basically essentially a split in the democratic party um between the

01:09:42.560 democrats who know that the ocasio cortez is and and on and these people are going to ruin the party

01:09:49.600 because americans are not going to vote for socialism never even though the press promotes these people

01:09:55.820 all day long and it looks like they're mainstream now they're really not they're really out there

01:10:00.980 okay and then most americans aren't gonna buy into the government taking your stuff which is what it

01:10:06.920 comes down to and the final thing about this thing is that you know we live in a country and that

01:10:12.860 doesn't really as i've said many times i don't want to be boring about it pursue the truth anymore

01:10:18.320 and and you know abortion is the law of the land it's not going to change roe v way is not going

01:10:25.120 to be overturned but the states the individual states have a have a right under the constitution

01:10:32.020 to regulate how a life-ending procedure is executed put forth the states have the absolute right to do

01:10:45.540 that and that's what the democrats don't want they want the federal government to have a blanket and say

01:10:52.360 you can have abortion for any reason at any time and that's what hillary clinton that was a big mistake 1.00

01:10:57.380 that she made all right um and that's it all right so it's it's you know it is that really the kind of

01:11:04.940 society you want even even of in the even the western european nations of the secular and liberal as you get

01:11:11.020 don't have that is that what you want is this what we want here that's how it has to be framed

01:11:17.580 it can't be framed as a women's rights thing this is what they do all day long and by the way when i 1.00

01:11:23.480 said in in december you may remember this that uh ginsburg i don't believe that she's ever going to

01:11:29.460 sit in the court again yeah that's how ill she is yes i know you saw how i was attacked yeah i was

01:11:35.720 attacked but megan mccain on the view oh you're unchristian calling me unchristian for what

01:11:41.740 reporting the truth bill o'reilly it is it is a very very intense issue and a very intense time

01:11:48.500 in this country let me ask uh one last question this about the shutdown if you if you listen to

01:11:53.860 the press and if you read the polls the president is really hurting badly from this this shutdown now

01:12:01.020 there's no state of the union next week i don't know why he gave on that i don't know why he just

01:12:05.960 didn't take up ted cruz's offer to come to the senate uh or just go do something himself on that

01:12:12.520 night um how is this how's this looking for the president how is he weathering this as soon as that

01:12:19.320 happened i was surprised so i called my contacts who have uh very very close to donald trump okay so

01:12:26.560 they say to me um we believe that in the long run nancy pelosi refusing to allow the president to

01:12:37.060 give this address is going to hurt the democratic party that's the conclusion the white house has come

01:12:42.960 to short run trump lost no doubt about it long run people are going to remember what a bad person

01:12:50.900 nancy pelosi is they couldn't do a uh a venue outside the capital excuse me because the networks

01:12:58.260 wouldn't cover it wouldn't get any coverage at all and even after he gave the address they gave a rally

01:13:04.460 in in texas or oklahoma networks wouldn't cover rally either okay we got nothing he could have done

01:13:11.540 it as i suggested on the steps of the capital yes okay yes as abraham lincoln u.s grant did yes okay

01:13:19.440 and he could said you know a little cold out here a little cold i'd rather be inside because i

01:13:25.740 should be inside but we have a fascist house of representative leader uh and so i'm here

01:13:34.380 but um the state of the union and then he goes and gives a speech yeah i i i agree with you and i mean i'm

01:13:42.680 i'm so close to uh i mean i'm i'm i'm uh i'm amazed at how close in some ways donald trump is to the

01:13:53.260 tactics just updated for today's uh world of uh ronald reagan and in this i could hear him saying

01:14:01.700 ms pelosi build this wall i mean it is and i'm sure he'll use that line um somewhere somewhere down

01:14:10.740 but they the government shut down everybody wants it over all right trump wants it over

01:14:16.700 everybody wants it over so i suspect in the next few days they'll come to some kind of thing where

01:14:22.280 the government will be opened up that that'll probably happen but the war and it is that um goes

01:14:29.560 on and um you know i'm sitting here and i'm saying you know the casualties of this war the american

01:14:36.560 people that's who's getting hurt by this unbelievable hatred that is being fostered by the uh by the

01:14:46.720 press i want to say again i explain why the american media has fallen apart in a new column

01:14:51.980 on billoreilly.com uh just a quick headline 1983 50 corporations controlled 90 percent of the national

01:15:00.220 press 2019 six conglomerates six control 90 of the press and believe me they're organized and they

01:15:11.160 hate trump and one more thing killing the ss number nine on the new york times list after four months in

01:15:18.460 the marketplace this coming sunday what do we need to do to get it back up there bill we need to get it

01:15:22.800 up to two or three what do we need to do yeah i mean um it's just awareness it's situational

01:15:27.640 awareness the book has got great word of mouth um glenn back you know one of my big promotions is

01:15:33.020 glenn beck actually read this book no it's and it's a great what no i've gotta be great he can read

01:15:39.860 i've read some of your books and most of your books actually and uh you know with patent i have the toe

01:15:45.080 tag so i can prove that you're wrong on that one but on this one uh it's it's truly remarkable uh it's

01:15:51.140 a great read it's one of those things you just won't put down if you haven't read it killing uh the ss

01:15:56.060 by bill o'reilly it is available now and i'd love to see it bump back up bill thank you so much

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01:16:08.460 feel the greens my wife got up this morning and she made me yet another celery shake celery shake 0.89

01:16:17.580 wow it's just uh celery uh and uh and coconut water which i despise did you mix in some field

01:16:26.640 of greens in that because that would have actually made it taste good yeah no it would have it would

01:16:30.840 have it would have this is so awful uh she's doing it because we you know the medical medium said she

01:16:37.160 should and it's a new book out and we're gonna have that guy on next week um but i'm hoping that

01:16:42.120 this medium sees in my future my wife ending uh this nightmare um but uh i am i'm taking filled

01:16:49.920 of greens because i don't want to have salads anymore and i'm tired of my wife saying you got 1.00

01:16:55.020 to have your greens i had them i had them field of greens one scoop put it in whatever it is you're

01:16:59.660 drinking you knock it back you've had all the fruits and vegetables you're supposed to have for

01:17:03.640 the day where was this when we were kids my mom was forcing us to eat our vegetables i have been

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01:17:40.280 field of greens experience a better you tomorrow uh let me go to chris in new york who wants to weigh

01:17:46.320 in on the abortion law hello chris welcome hi glenn hi thanks for having me you bet so uh i'm just

01:17:55.120 quite shocked at the uh the legislation that it actually passed the reason being is because it

01:18:01.240 actually guts the penal law uh of the state of new york and the homicide section yep um it gets rid of

01:18:09.940 several sections uh under manslaughter and several other sections and and it clearly states that the

01:18:18.160 whole intent behind this uh in the bill it says therefore it is the intent of the legislature to

01:18:24.660 prevent the enforcement of laws or regulations that are not in furtherance of legitimate state

01:18:31.060 interest in protecting a woman's health that burden abortion access so in other words you can no

01:18:37.580 longer use the penal law to enforce abortion um in other words where where it would be questionable

01:18:46.760 whether or not it was a legal practice now they've moved it to the reproductive health act 0.95

01:18:53.380 which is a non-criminal act as far as i can tell from reading the bill um let me ask you this

01:19:01.740 gosnell would not have gone to jail had this law been enacted as far as i can tell from reading the

01:19:09.800 bill that's correct that's correct and and and what is even more shocking is they're they're just

01:19:16.700 not scared to admit that this new public health law will allow a woman all the way up until the end of 1.00

01:19:26.060 her term to find a reason to abort the child i just very shocking thank you very much chris i appreciate

01:19:35.880 it um you're right it is shocking and i hope it wakes the country up not to stand is to stand

01:19:43.160 silence in the face of evil is evil itself and god will not hold us guilty or guiltless this is the

01:19:51.820 moment you must take a side the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:20:04.400 roger stone it looks like he's going to jail it's interesting to me that everyone we said

01:20:12.780 that donald trump had around him that was a bad guy and we took heat for like no he's not surrounding

01:20:20.640 himself with the best people he's surrounding himself with the worst people all of those people

01:20:26.580 are the ones that are in trouble and roger stone is probably going to see jail time on this one

01:20:34.040 will this affect the president well it depends on a couple of things that we won't know but we have

01:20:42.160 some pretty good indication that the next guy up we know who he is the next guy to possibly

01:20:52.140 see an indictment we know who he is and it's not the president we'll give that to you as we begin

01:20:58.000 this hour in one minute this is the glenbeck program so i have um i have adrenal exhaustion and

01:21:09.040 a whole bunch of other things that have just made my life you know what's weird is uh uh steven

01:21:15.680 crowder and i have the same thing yeah he's going through the same thing has the same diagnosis as i

01:21:21.080 do yeah uh they but they haven't actually um started an entire medical course named after steven

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01:22:58.240 so for some reason cnn has the greatest gut in the world they sent a camera crew down to florida to

01:23:17.820 stake out roger stone's house on the day they came to arrest him but the reporter on cnn the anchor

01:23:27.160 was was was clear when he said boy good job following your gut on that one that was hilarious

01:23:35.740 i was listening to that today and and you know look the obvious thing that happened here probably

01:23:40.580 someone in the fbi tipped off cnn or the local reporter that was uh that was working with cnn

01:23:46.520 to go down there and and go out in front of roger stone's house at five in the morning you

01:23:50.340 don't just hang out in front of roger stone's house at five in the morning for no reason

01:23:53.520 well okay for no reason okay there you go yes okay i did i want to add that right okay good

01:23:58.460 i'm sure there's a lot of people there have been people that hung out in front of roger

01:24:02.320 roger stone's house uh at 5 a.m but they all had a reason they all had a reason we probably

01:24:07.740 shouldn't get into some of those reasons but yes the anchor was like by the way i just want to

01:24:11.760 congratulate you on your instincts you know your reporter instincts of course he was tipped off

01:24:17.760 and i mean that's gonna i don't know stew i've got a nose for news yeah i just thought this was a

01:24:23.180 good day a good random friday to get up at 3 a.m hang out at roger stone's house in the front yard

01:24:29.820 with a camera did you hear his excuse though his excuse was i just happened to notice a little bit

01:24:35.780 of extra you know activity going on at the justice department that day so obviously that means roger

01:24:41.240 stone oh you extra clerks walked in yeah like oh roger stone instantly boom boom that's incredible

01:24:48.460 so ridiculous so anyway so anyway so uh what does this mean now we've had uh jason who is our uh head

01:24:56.220 researcher head writer for the program he went over the indictment that came up after we went on the

01:25:01.920 air so i'm always the guy reading the indictment i know it's like the longer it is i pay you to read

01:25:07.780 so i don't have to i get the executive brief and i love it okay so tell me what this thing said all

01:25:14.400 right so if you've read this or seen this uh i'm gonna save you a whole lot of heartache right now

01:25:19.320 because these things read like stereo instructions straight up stereo instructions you know person a

01:25:24.900 to slot two to and nothing makes any sense right the biggest people that they're calling out here

01:25:30.360 they're they're saying organization one um which is pretty obvious that's wikileaks um they're involved

01:25:36.280 and two other people are involved with this roger stone indictment they're what they're calling person

01:25:40.120 one and person two now they have to say this because you can't name u.s individuals or entities or

01:25:46.500 anything like that you have to use these code words so person one is um jerome corsi how do you know

01:25:52.100 that um so that that's already been verified in other reports before that this is the person that

01:25:57.260 roger stone has actually said look this is my source okay they just can't say it in the official

01:26:00.900 documents and there have been like full quotes reported in previous uh news uh sources that

01:26:08.720 are included in this indictment like the exact quotes so in the in the original reporting it has

01:26:14.240 the names with it and then the exact same quote with person one or two is in the indictment so so

01:26:19.240 the subterfuge really obvious yeah it's it's kind of unnecessary but they have to legally um person

01:26:24.300 two is randy credico which uh also like what you just said has always already been verified in other

01:26:30.500 reporting um randy credico is a um he's a radio comedian host out of new york um his like the see

01:26:39.240 i had the same reaction because i was like how does this guy have access to julian assange

01:26:43.440 well the way they're kind of laying it all out is he knows the lawyer for julian assange

01:26:48.840 and he was the one that he so credico is actually the main guy so corsi is even though he's person

01:26:55.660 one seems like kind of like back fiddle really okay so credico is the main guy so um the actual

01:27:02.060 indictment is for uh perjury for for lying uh to congress and for uh intimidating a witness which is

01:27:10.240 credico okay so stop so what tell me where i have this wrong what what happened was roger stone

01:27:18.540 was using um uh back channels to communicate with wikileaks um and and not necessarily coordinating

01:27:28.580 with them but they were saying hey we've got this on hillary clinton we're gonna dump this on the dnc

01:27:34.440 we have this that's gonna happen and they would tell one of these guys and one of these guys would

01:27:40.540 tell roger stone now if roger stone didn't know that that was a russian uh group it's just getting

01:27:49.140 uh intel uh on uh another candidate correct right opposition research okay so so it's there's nothing

01:27:56.900 illegal about that um it is illegal if they knew that it was a russian source but i think you could

01:28:03.080 make the case bad case but i think you could make the case um and win in a court of law that you didn't

01:28:09.280 necessarily know that was russian you didn't know that that was a foreign entity that was doing

01:28:14.040 this it's not to be against the law though it doesn't just have to be russia it has to be a

01:28:18.280 foreign entity everyone knows wikileaks is a foreign entity i mean it's gonna be hard to say that he

01:28:23.520 didn't i mean look they wanted to do it yeah again we've seen this several times in this in this

01:28:27.840 storyline where they wanted to do things that could have theoretically been illegal if they had

01:28:31.720 accomplished them okay but didn't necessarily accomplish them so but that even this is not why he's in

01:28:37.100 trouble in my understanding what he's in trouble for is he went to uh congress and testified under oath

01:28:43.940 and then lied to the fbi under uh under oath that he had no contacts with these guys and he was not

01:28:52.140 talking to wikileaks he was not talking to uh jerome corsi and he wasn't talking to this dj and so he had

01:28:59.360 no information on that well they've turned corsi right corsi was i believe he did uh he did participate

01:29:08.280 and assist the investigation in some way right and so corsi said yes i had contact with wikileaks and i

01:29:15.760 had contact with roger stone now what is the intimidation of the dj so he's so uh it's and it's

01:29:22.500 so blatant like it's when you when you read through it roger stone definitely communicated

01:29:27.480 with these people it got so like blatant like he's like when is it dropping like tell like ask

01:29:32.540 your person in london which is assange exactly when these things are dropping and at one point

01:29:37.180 he actually says there's going to be a dump every week you know following the main i mean so they knew

01:29:42.060 he's caught red-handed the intimidation was after the fact when they're starting to get in trouble 1.00

01:29:46.360 and stone is telling credico do not talk to you know the fbi do not testify he's like you're stupid 0.98

01:29:52.420 if you testify you know if you testify my lawyers are coming after you like that was one of the intimate 0.99

01:29:57.740 it goes so far as he actually says i will come and get your dog if you testify i mean it's so blatant

01:30:05.260 like so this is not unusual for roger stone roger this is why when donald trump you know had the

01:30:12.340 advisor of roger stone we immediately said stop stop roger stone is not a good guy and they did

01:30:19.780 he's a nixon guy yeah they separated early in the campaign yeah right but they were still working

01:30:24.500 together in a distant sort of way yes and roger stone is a a known complete liar the guy says stuff

01:30:32.400 all the time in my opinion that are complete lies it's you cannot trust a word this man says and you 0.90

01:30:38.840 know what his defense is going to be on this whole situation i'm a liar and you can't trust a word 0.60

01:30:44.180 that i say he's gone on television and said look i'm a hype man that's his way of saying i say things

01:30:49.600 all the time that i know aren't true so he's going to say i think claim look i knew these things were

01:30:54.700 coming and i was trying to look more important to the trump administration yeah i was trying to say

01:30:58.700 i'm the man i've got all this stuff from wikileaks i'm awesome you should listen to me in reality he

01:31:03.000 had very little at least that's going to be i think his defense well yeah i don't see how he has a

01:31:07.880 defense at all because he's caught lying to congress yeah it's like that part is like you

01:31:12.880 can't get out of that intimidating the witness you cannot get out he's going to prison but i i don't

01:31:17.180 see there's any way out of this it's amazing he hasn't been in prison this whole time no it is

01:31:20.620 it's the guy on the verge of prison for 40 years oh yeah i mean you were just nixon his tattoo on his

01:31:26.680 back is nixon he's the original dirty trickster under nixon he is he is unrepentant for anything that

01:31:36.040 they ever did he is the worst of the worst in politics and he pretty much admits it um okay so

01:31:45.200 what does this mean for the president he's probably going to jail now what does this mean other than

01:31:52.700 donald trump picked some really bad people to be around him there's nothing at this point to connect

01:32:00.040 him to donald trump there's nothing on collusion or anything else however the next guy probably to

01:32:08.060 drop now will be steve bannon because steve bannon and and stone were very close and if steve bannon has

01:32:18.780 testified that i had no idea about roger stone i had no idea about wikileaks and if they have evidence

01:32:27.860 that uh he did bannon will be the next to go and and that's also in the indictment you can kind of

01:32:36.300 see the chain of other indictments that might happen so they've already showed that stone was in

01:32:41.460 communication with these people to get this information they knew about it another unnamed

01:32:45.400 person in this indictment is what they're calling a senior campaign staff member and that's bannon

01:32:51.560 it's bannon the reason we know it's bannon is because they lay out everything that was said in the

01:32:56.200 indictment between stone and this person and that email has already been dropped it's all over the

01:33:01.620 place it's in the new york times today word for word but in in the new york times version it's got

01:33:07.080 steve bannon's name in the to and from uh uh subject line so here's the here's the problem for donald trump

01:33:14.500 if uh if he has testified and said he didn't know that's going to be a real issue and i'll explain why

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01:34:33.500 sleeping together i can't believe i'm saying that that's probably not a good slogan for simply anyway

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01:35:02.680 okay so here's the here's going to be a sticking point for donald trump

01:35:13.960 donald trump it this this may come back to haunt him because um we know that bannon was very very

01:35:22.840 close to donald trump we know that bannon is a guy who likes to play the heavy and you know he had a

01:35:28.660 big mouth and you know he he was telling donald trump let me tell you else what else we got we

01:35:33.580 got this coming and this coming if donald trump said yeah i knew that i knew that you know stone was

01:35:41.260 talking and uh and bannon were talking and bannon would come to me and say hey i have this on wikileaks

01:35:46.860 i didn't ask any questions that's not going to be as bad as if he said nope he didn't talk to me about

01:35:55.260 it i have nothing about this at all um if they have the evidence that's going to be bad because that's

01:36:04.080 that is perjury now we got we have perjury a couple of times really here so far um if if

01:36:11.820 they have bannon and they have a link here's the problem now this is a this is a leap but it's not

01:36:20.260 a far leap the problem with this is that donald trump gave one of the most bizarre press conferences

01:36:28.280 i'd ever seen and i remember thinking what is this when he gave the press conference and said

01:36:36.520 you know wikileaks just keep it up and by the way we're going to have some more information about

01:36:41.960 hillary clinton in the next couple of days there's be some real information coming out on her 0.99

01:36:47.240 how did what where did that come from we know that's the wikileaks tip now did you just say that

01:36:55.900 because bannon said i got something i can't say anything but just trust me on this just go out and

01:37:01.640 say this or was he informed again not a problem if he was informed a problem if he said he wasn't

01:37:11.000 informed to the fbi uh that seems about right i mean i think he's you have to believe that people

01:37:18.100 around the president even if he did know i mean because i think all presidents like trade in these

01:37:21.800 sort of dark worlds and stuff happens all the time when you have competent people around you

01:37:26.840 they protect you from these things right that's what their job is to make sure that there isn't

01:37:31.980 an email that says exactly that the problem is he had people like roger stone and michael cohen around

01:37:37.540 him and so we're already seeing these things kind of get uh pushed out into the media you know none of

01:37:43.640 these people are trustworthy and that's the best defense honestly with steve bannon and bannon i mean think

01:37:48.380 about this glenn you know look donald trump has exceeded my expectations in many ways i mean i did

01:37:53.060 not have high hopes nope and but there's been a lot of things he's done and i've done well and i we've

01:37:57.140 given him a lot of credit for those things and just just standing for the border i never never would

01:38:04.120 have expected him to do what he's doing right now and hats off to him there's been a good collection of

01:38:09.240 these things that we've talked about him ad nauseum yeah in fact literally hats off to him everybody

01:38:13.160 should take off your hat because you're an enemy of the state according to the press if you're wearing that hat

01:38:17.280 but one of the reasons uh you know we had some issues with the potential trump presidency is the

01:38:23.740 people he surrounded him with and i remember we made a list back in the day i was trying to remember

01:38:26.780 all of the names on it but listen to some of these names and tell me if these were problems steve

01:38:31.060 bannon yep right he's trump's already fired him they have no relationship and now it looks like he

01:38:36.140 potentially could be the next one to be indicted roger stone arrested today uh michael flynn

01:38:41.360 big problem there amarosa i mean she went out and told tell all book and recording him secretly and 0.85

01:38:48.180 all those things yep paul manafort yep uh was he a problem at all michael cohen was he an issue i mean

01:38:54.560 there is an issue here that imagine how much better this presidency could have been if he had people

01:39:00.320 around him so we're just good competent people you remember i i i became a george bush fan uh when he

01:39:07.580 i think announced in north carolina who he was going to put on his staff and he had colin powell and

01:39:15.520 dick cheney and all of these people rumsfeld and all these people that were just rock solid

01:39:20.400 the big problem that i had was that the people surrounding donald trump were horrible and if you

01:39:29.200 go back to this show for about a year ago once i don't remember who the really last bad guy was to

01:39:35.680 leave i might have been banning i said well he's got rid of all the bad people now there's some good

01:39:42.220 people there so now i'm not so concerned because the good people are are there now this that was

01:39:49.520 important this is just cleanup of the bad people that he had around him during the election i don't think

01:39:58.800 about it when you back to your point to where how you thought that you know maybe they were protecting

01:40:03.660 him you know maybe he didn't know about it but really do you think they even saw anything bad

01:40:08.180 about this at that time like there was no rush there was no concrete russian connection to wikileaks

01:40:12.880 at the time no they were and they all kind of play the same kind of game all of these guys roger stone

01:40:20.280 bannon they all deal in this dark kind of world and uh and donald trump i don't think at the time was

01:40:28.040 used to dealing with you're the president of the united states he thought he had taken heat before

01:40:33.680 but i don't think anybody could have foreseen the heat that he's taking now in his position he thought

01:40:39.160 i can handle it and so he was used to dealing with people like michael cohen now the bad thing is is all

01:40:45.680 of these people that were around him are not the kind of patriots that protect the president

01:40:51.020 they're the kind of people that want the praise they want the position protect themselves they

01:40:57.360 protect themselves so they were all jockeying for position around him so they were incentivized

01:41:04.880 in their heads to tell him even stuff that possibly they didn't have or wasn't true because they wanted

01:41:13.620 to be the golden child right yeah and that's who they the kind of people he had around him and i think

01:41:19.520 it's interesting the media has been looking for another like watergate or another pentagon papers

01:41:23.840 and i think they actually people around trump thought that he was another daniel ellsberg as an assange

01:41:28.200 i think they thought so that was

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01:42:44.180 this is the glenn beck program on saturdays we have a special show that is podcast only

01:42:54.720 uh and it is one of my favorite shows of the week it is a one-on-one with somebody who is uh

01:43:02.100 quite remarkable and it's it's usually they run from an hour to to 90 minutes uh and they are

01:43:09.240 remarkable people with a remarkable thing to say and it's uninterrupted and it's just a conversation

01:43:14.820 between me and this week it's uh professor uh professor carol swain yeah the thing i like about

01:43:21.800 these conversations too is they're they're you basically just talk until you're done right

01:43:27.060 there's no like restrictions on time there's no restrictions on where you can go you don't have

01:43:31.440 to stop for commercials every five seconds it's just a nice conversation that can go really deep

01:43:36.400 uh carol swain is a pretty amazing person uh she is a african-american female professor 0.93

01:43:42.760 grew up unbelievably poor uh like i mean you know end of roots kind of poor you know if you're old

01:43:53.180 enough to remember roots yeah uh where you're living in a shack and there's no electricity and

01:43:59.260 um she everybody in her family didn't make it past the eighth grade and she ends up being a professor

01:44:06.760 at yale is it princeton they're like three of them yeah um all ivy league schools um and one of

01:44:15.580 the great conservative minds i i really put her in the same category as thomas soul in a way well it's

01:44:21.620 funny she brought thomas soul up as as someone she admired uh and walter williams as someone she

01:44:27.900 admired i mean like when you're talking about it's that's those two things are not normally said

01:44:32.880 uh by an african-american professor at an ivy league school and she's and she's somebody that

01:44:38.000 really was she well she didn't really know but she was on the left because that's what we do we're on

01:44:45.060 the left uh and uh you know i'm i'm going to college now and it must be the state that's so great

01:44:51.520 and she had a turning point and in it in the podcast she talks about how her turning point came

01:44:59.720 with a with a very rare almost endangered species today at a university i think that america

01:45:10.860 is and has always been a land of tremendous opportunity and what makes me different

01:45:16.420 from a lot of the young people that i see and maybe some of the older people is that

01:45:21.780 i lived i guess so isolated that i didn't get all those messages that the world was stacked against

01:45:27.640 me because of my color or because of my race or because of my poverty i always believed that if

01:45:33.960 i worked hard enough i could be successful and when i started ronal college my um advisor

01:45:40.400 um his name is dr charles hill was a conservative and the black students met me they immediately gave me

01:45:50.840 the list of all the racist professors not to take dr hill was on the list of professors not to take

01:45:57.320 because they were racist but i've always done the opposite of what everyone else did and so my attitude

01:46:03.280 was yeah i'll show him so i signed up for his class met a b plus in the first class he told me i almost

01:46:11.220 met an a internally i thought yeah he just didn't want to give me an a the first time i took several

01:46:18.140 classes with him and uh he was conservative so i read uh uh uh thomas soil uh glenn larry um edward

01:46:29.700 banfield uh milton freeman freeman just i was exposed to conservative or thought and i don't know

01:46:39.460 if i would have uh been marxist had i been exposed to marxist thought but it turned out i ended up with

01:46:46.960 a professor that was conservative and i remember him telling me at some point he said you know you're

01:46:51.420 republican don't you and you know like no no no you know it took me 40 years later to become one

01:46:57.280 but um i think that it mattered you know that to be exposed to the ideas that i was exposed to

01:47:04.760 but i had something going in because i had that attitude is whatever someone told me i couldn't do

01:47:11.820 i was going to show them i could she's remarkable and you don't want to miss this this is one you

01:47:18.260 could listen to with your kids because her story from the beginning is just i mean it's a movie it

01:47:25.760 really is a movie she doesn't complain about her life she has gone under attack like nobody's business

01:47:32.280 because she came out and said i'm a conservative and i'm a republican and she won a war the list of

01:47:40.440 awards that she got from uh from the academy uh all of the things that the universities bestowed upon

01:47:48.180 her and then she said no by the way i'm a conservative and no one wanted anything to do with

01:47:56.260 her she's the exact person the left doesn't want you to meet yes right that that is exactly the type 1.00

01:48:02.160 of person they don't want you exposed to yep and you will love her you will love her carol swain

01:48:08.260 uh this week comes out tomorrow get it just sign up now for the podcast at itunes or wherever you

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01:49:19.020 slash back the glenbeck program uh filed for a freedom of information act for uh uh the indian

01:49:31.200 that was staring down the covington studio uh student nathaniel phillips um his actual name is

01:49:39.620 nathaniel richard stannard uh and we know that he was a vietnam era veteran and he was a marine and he

01:49:48.440 talked about how he learned in the marine the faces of hate that would kill you um we brought

01:49:55.300 jason back in because he is a marine and i've got a couple of questions on this uh service record first

01:50:00.480 of all um dates of service may 1972 to uh august 76 um he was discharged it doesn't say honorably

01:50:13.200 discharged does it usually say honorably discharged all the time like discharge is very general like

01:50:19.480 there's there's multiple types there's other other discharged of under other than honorable

01:50:24.340 situations honorable dishonorable medical okay so this is just like that's he just left it's like

01:50:31.440 it's either a mistake or i don't know why okay um he was he was left as a private don't you come

01:50:38.940 in as a private in boot camp yes so if you were you were in the service for four years and you're

01:50:46.640 still a private that says something about you doesn't it you're you're basically automatically

01:50:51.120 guaranteed at least one promotion so that means that you were either really really bad at what

01:50:56.300 you're doing you're or you're getting in trouble and you're getting busted down okay um there's a

01:51:01.680 couple of things he does have a decoration of an expert rifle badge but the marines that i know

01:51:07.980 most of you have the expert rifle badge yeah well that's that's not a commendation you have to

01:51:13.780 qualify and expert is just as good the best you can get then there's two other underneath that just

01:51:18.340 means you were proficient shooting right it's not a combination every single person i know that's in

01:51:23.020 marines has that yeah um uh the military education and what he did uh as a job was a refrigerator

01:51:33.160 electrician and that's where i think there's a special class in refrigerator mechanic school

01:51:38.240 where you learn to how what it looks like when you stare your enemy down and how he looks like

01:51:41.780 he's getting nervous and you know might attack that's that's that's common training in refrigerator

01:51:45.420 maintenance right well because i will say like i don't want it to mean a lot of people go over and

01:51:49.540 do i have a cousin who went and he did you know medical things it doesn't mean everybody is on the

01:51:54.580 front front lines doing all the hero stuff but is your friend it's still really important however

01:51:58.760 when you when you're rich look it's important you need a refrigerator right when you're you need

01:52:03.660 someone who's a repairman however you don't say that you were staring down the enemy i saw the

01:52:07.560 faces of these kids when i was in in the vietnam era what are you talking about that's got nothing to

01:52:12.220 do with repairing refrigerators in omaha nebraska it's absurd and that's we know he was lying because

01:52:18.120 of his descriptions of his service okay so he was a rifleman a rifleman for two days it appears

01:52:25.760 and then he was transferred uh to lincoln nebraska and made a refrigerator mechanic why would you be

01:52:34.980 assigned a rifleman duty and then two days later be reassigned so that was not in his record that's

01:52:40.780 something that's in his personal record but there was someone that commented i think to the new york

01:52:44.280 times an official with uh this uh records office that said that he was assigned as like an infantry

01:52:49.740 it says it right here unit at first yes but then because of disciplinary reasons he was then taken

01:52:55.380 out of that and then put into refrigerant mechanic uh which which brings me to this transcript of

01:53:01.860 course court martial trial what does your discharge say under that none uh yeah i've never looked at

01:53:10.400 that but yeah it must have said none i don't okay because this is not on file which leads me to the

01:53:16.580 last page he went uh a wall three separate times so he was court-martialed three times yeah court-martial

01:53:26.120 most people think that means court-martial means kicked out court-martial is just when you have to

01:53:29.940 go because you did something wrong and you have to stand in front of a judge and say like i say you've

01:53:34.140 had drugs on you and they caught you you'd be court-martialed for that if you went a wall you

01:53:38.120 would be court-martialed and a wall is a bad offense yeah one of the worst things that you can

01:53:43.440 do in the u.s military is just not show up or leave so he did this uh three times towards the

01:53:51.220 end of his uh service and that's and that's significant also because he was called up for

01:53:55.580 he never had a walls when he was a reservist so he showed up for his monthly duties which you can

01:53:59.900 also see in the record but when he was called to active service uh he was in kansas i believe then

01:54:05.560 had to go to uh san diego el toro base when he showed up for active duty in el toro that's when

01:54:11.880 all these uh a walls happened in a span of just like a couple months it was bam bam bam bam bam

01:54:16.460 uh i i feel in a way stolen valor with this guy yeah because he has been made into and he even you

01:54:27.560 know he doesn't say that he was a hero he doesn't say he fought in the vietnam war he has said it

01:54:32.500 before though and he's described his service as you know i can i saw the faces when i got home

01:54:39.800 he keeps using phrasing like that ridiculous i mean he really was trying to stretch it at times

01:54:44.760 during his life he's now trying to say well i never said i fought there and he never maybe said

01:54:49.240 those exact words but he talked about the experience of fighting in vietnam as if he was there so you

01:54:54.100 asked me a question off here could you ask this to me now because i think it's very relevant to this

01:54:57.180 my my only concern with this it was i don't necessarily like the idea that a random media

01:55:03.900 organization or a random person can make a foia request to get uh records from uh someone's private

01:55:12.440 military service a private citizen's military service really for any reason and we were able

01:55:16.860 to do that very easily to get these records and it makes me worry about you know whether that is

01:55:23.040 that should be publicly available to people i mean it's part of your life and i don't know that you

01:55:28.100 know some random schmo like you should be able to just get access to it and i totally understand that

01:55:31.600 and coming from a libertarian mindset privacy is cheap you know high up on my priority list but stolen

01:55:37.140 valor is so rampant nowadays and for this specific reason because of this system we were able to find

01:55:43.420 out like mainstream media didn't find out it took people like us to do this which is insane if you didn't

01:55:47.900 have a foia on this and he knew it what what what could he have claimed i don't want to go into

01:55:54.980 future crimes or anything like that but i think a guy who doesn't have a problem lying as he did

01:56:00.380 uh wouldn't have a problem of saying i shed blood for this country yeah stuff like that i mean but you

01:56:06.620 need things i think it should be easier i think it should be a database that anyone can access to get

01:56:10.300 this type of information all right thank you very much jason um there's two stories that i haven't gotten

01:56:14.860 to uh today one of them is the school shooting that happened last week that nobody covered i'm

01:56:21.000 going to get into that next week because there's a lot to say on that so i'll do that on monday

01:56:24.680 because i want to i want to respond to a letter that came in from claire x dale um s dale she she

01:56:30.960 wrote i'm writing to you from a small town upstate new york yesterday our little town found out that we

01:56:36.000 had lost a member of our tribe to the attacks in syria by a suicide bomber one of the 19 victims was a

01:56:42.480 daughter mother sister a friend a member of the community neighbor to her new community and a

01:56:47.340 wife her name was shannon kent she was serving her last tour in syria i saw her mom recently at the

01:56:54.740 grocery store we were hoping for an early return due to news of the withdrawal the u.s forces from

01:56:59.960 the region sadly yesterday her family received word that she was among those that were targeted in

01:57:05.340 the attack we were all devastated but most concern is for her husband and the two young sons

01:57:11.480 shannon's two children are now left without their mother and she is separated from them

01:57:16.220 shannon comes from a family of service her father is a high-ranking officer with the new york state

01:57:20.980 police mom was a teacher that worked within the local school system her brother was a marine she chose

01:57:26.980 a partner and a father to her children who also knew what service is and was each time i spoke with

01:57:33.060 her i always thank them both now there's a gold star family here within our own little town within

01:57:39.100 our family i heard your broadcast yesterday and i just wanted to ask if there was any way you could

01:57:46.560 establish a scholarship for each of her children for college i realize this is a lot to ask for i do

01:57:53.520 it myself but i have three children of my own shannon was one of my best friends since elementary school

01:57:59.120 she was the voice of reason among our group of friends she was the one i would call when i needed

01:58:04.680 advice or a good laugh she was brilliant and kind truly beautiful woman and now she's a memory that

01:58:11.160 we all carry around i beg you to consider giving her children an opportunity to continue her legacy

01:58:17.440 claire i want you to know um we're going to do that um thank you for your letter we are establishing

01:58:24.440 something for all of the families that were affected um in that uh blast in syria um but we are adding

01:58:33.480 her name and scholarships to that i spoke to mercury one and um somebody should be reaching out to you

01:58:41.380 today to make sure that you know um that we we have your we have your friends back we have their

01:58:51.300 her family's back and your community's back thank you so much for the letter and reminding us

01:58:59.220 of the amazing people that serve us every single day and thank you mercury one if you'd like to get

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The Glenn Beck Program - January 25, 2019

On the Fringe of the Fringe？｜ Guest： Bill O'Reilly ｜ 1⧸25⧸19

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The Glenn Beck Program - January 25, 2019

On the Fringe of the Fringe？ ｜ Guest： Bill O'Reilly ｜ 1⧸25⧸19

Episode Stats

Summary

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On the Fringe of the Fringe？｜ Guest： Bill O'Reilly ｜ 1⧸25⧸19