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00:01:36.780 we have been this stupid stew i have solved the jesse smollett case the jussie smollett case 0.89

00:01:44.620 you mean why his name is jussie and not jesse no no i haven't solved that one okay that's beyond 0.98

00:01:49.160 okay what did he buy what did he buy what did the what did the what did the nigerians buy the two

00:01:55.060 nigerian brothers bought a red hat red hat uh bleach bleach and they bought rope rope twine right 0.99

00:02:03.340 got it so they bought those things what else could you be doing right that's why it was obvious that

00:02:08.660 they were attacking they were the fake attack was happening from these two brothers yes and this has

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00:04:14.720 you know and i also have another comment on uh i also have another comment on i how i this this

00:04:26.280 has solved two problems one america's so racist america's so racist no it's not these hate crimes 0.52

00:04:32.900 no it's not happening it's not happening and i'll i'll explain here in a second stew explain your

00:04:37.640 experiment that you guys did uh that you guys did uh last night well as you know glenn this is this

00:04:45.760 case has gripped the nation and jesse smollett has come out and said he was innocent since day one and

00:04:52.880 he's told the truth since day one and most people um truly want to believe the best in others right

00:05:01.560 and we want to believe jesse and his incredible story of how white people who were maga voters in

00:05:09.320 chicago which is incredibly large population of people came after him and committed a hate crime

00:05:16.780 on him and we want to believe that but the problem is it's hard to get past the fact that two people

00:05:23.140 he knew very closely and had given large amounts of money to happened to be on camera at a hardware

00:05:30.500 store buying every single thing they needed to commit a fake hate crime on jesse smollett right

00:05:37.760 and what did they buy they bought bleach we have it right here they bought a red hat red hat right

00:05:44.340 and they bought rope or twine twine got it i was inspired by recently watching making a murderer season

00:05:50.380 two yes and basically if you haven't seen that they go back after the first season and try to figure out

00:05:58.340 where the initial case went wrong and they recreate all these key moments in the case with evidence and

00:06:06.460 for example they bought a life-sized in the in the real weight doll of a woman that was supposedly killed

00:06:13.780 and they dipped her hair in blood and they kept throwing her into the back of this of this you know

00:06:21.600 uh wagon so suv so that they could see what the blood splatter was like and then they could prove

00:06:27.840 how that was done so they were like reverse engineering all these events sure sure so i thought

00:06:31.940 last night what if we went to the hardware store and bought all the same things that these nigerian 1.00

00:06:37.640 brothers purchased and then we could recreate our theory of what the crime is to get jesse and so what

00:06:43.740 was the theory the theory was that it was not a hate crime that's right it's ridiculous sure sure

00:06:49.420 it's not a fake uh hoax crime what they did is they they wanted to in a similar fashion that you did

00:06:56.800 with this wonderful or controversial painting that uh that you found at a yard sale found at a yard sale

00:07:03.160 and you went to the yard so this is what gave me the idea is you went to the yard sale and you just

00:07:06.560 wanted to buy a blank canvas yes so you just picked up any painting and you brought it home and you

00:07:10.080 looked at it and you realized it was a very controversial adolf hitler planned parenthood

00:07:13.940 painting what are the odds what are the odds what are the odds low i don't know who the artist is

00:07:18.520 right yeah and so my thought was maybe what they wanted to do is purchase not a red hat yes but a white

00:07:27.320 hat so that they could design because they're fashion designers right they just they wanted to

00:07:31.900 they're not but well they are maybe they are maybe they have maybe they're models they're models

00:07:36.460 okay all right okay all right so they wanted to buy a red hat they were going to bleach the red hat

00:07:40.800 to make it white so they could design their new hats that they wanted to sell now that does not

00:07:45.580 explain of course the rope yes it does yes it does marissa and i were talking about it today

00:07:50.460 she said they did not buy any gloves glenn so you have to tie the hats in and dip it in the bleach

00:07:59.340 there you go okay that's that that's what you're doing it's a plausible theory and i think we could

00:08:05.940 have had that to at least the supreme court right however the problem occurred when we we tried to

00:08:12.740 bleach the hats yeah that we purchased last night right for 12 hours in bleach and what happened was

00:08:19.020 they somehow got darker darker red i did not know they're kind of they're just kind of like they've

00:08:24.840 been worn for a while which gave me hmm the idea okay where'd this crime happen crime we have to we

00:08:33.640 have to we have to answer for the red hats the rope and the bleach that's hard it's hard very

00:08:40.940 difficult what were they doing besides this crime and the rope i'll remind you was tied in a noose

00:08:48.640 ah that's very true okay so it's not just that they use the rope so that wouldn't have worked with

00:08:53.580 the hat and the bleach if you're trying to make it white so where did this crime happen uh in chicago 0.94

00:08:59.300 enough said i would rest my case your honor if all of the jurors weren't such dopes you would not be 1.00

00:09:07.740 a good lawyer you don't want to start off a trial with that this jury is full of dopes i'd rest it 0.98

00:09:18.320 because i know i know your honor you know where i'm going when i say a hat bleach and ropes tied into

00:09:27.060 nooses in chicago in chicago right i don't now i as a juror i don't understand where you're going

00:09:34.040 at all right right okay first of all let's let's just start with the hats people like to wear hats

00:09:41.780 am i right your honor you're absolutely right okay people what is the problem of wearing a hat

00:09:47.240 in chicago well uh one problem would be that it's it's quite windy give me your hat give me the hat

00:09:54.540 that you did yesterday the windy city the windy city your honor i think you see where i'm going

00:10:00.720 now let me don't see where you're going let me ask you this look at the top of this ball cap what do

00:10:06.940 you see on the top of the ball cap uh there are um there's a little the little you know button there

00:10:13.020 at the top yes you have several small holes oh what is that i'm sorry what was that several small 0.98

00:10:18.700 what are those holes for ventilation that's a stupid way to ventilate right why would you do this 0.89

00:10:25.440 this is an all cotton hat this your honor i contend was was something that the defendant saw 0.98

00:10:34.560 and it sparked an idea everybody is losing their hats now these holes are a little small now watch me

00:10:42.360 watch me closely as i slow down for the jury all i'm gonna do is i'm gonna cut the hat yes counsel

00:10:51.100 why he keeps insulting the jury you're supposed to be winning them over just in case you're not clear 0.88

00:10:54.780 of how this process because they're gonna feel stupid when they're done they're just gonna feel 0.58

00:10:58.900 like oh my gosh it's one of those things like how come i didn't invent the toothbrush that's that's a 0.95

00:11:07.140 great point okay okay so wait now you cut i've cut those two holes by the ears you know at the top

00:11:13.140 okay i've cut them into bigger because why i don't have small little thread or something i bought this

00:11:22.980 at a hardware store and i'm going for a rustic now this is important i'm going for a more rustic

00:11:30.200 authentic look what's everybody into right now that's a really broad question authentic right

00:11:38.660 you want something authentic that's not what i would have guessed but yeah well because you're

00:11:42.720 in the jury box um okay so you have to cut these holes over open a little bit more and remember

00:11:48.700 authentic something that looks like man he's been wearing that forever okay so it's worn a little bit

00:11:56.860 it's worn a little bit he's got a couple of holes here now you're if you want to make you want to

00:12:01.620 make a strap for a hat you could just make a strap for a hat but that is not authentic and who wants

00:12:07.640 that strap underneath your chin so what you do is you cut a strap for a hat and who wants the

00:12:16.800 strap under your chin you don't want the strap under your chin so in theory this would be a strap that

00:12:21.700 keeps your hat on are you do i have to slow this down even more you do this hat so this is a hat

00:12:26.840 like what is what is the object what did i say please like mickey mouse ears we have right like

00:12:32.040 mickey mouse ears where they kind of strap there's a strap for kids on the bottom of their so they

00:12:35.960 don't fall off no could i please could you please read the transcript back for the now even the judge

00:12:44.720 is a dope what is the goal here people want to wear hats it's in chicago they love hats windy it's windy

00:12:52.980 your hat will blow off right and it's blowing down the street but if you're going to put a hat on 1.00

00:12:59.540 first of all you're going to look like a little stupid kid with a little bow under your chin or you 1.00

00:13:05.560 know a little snappy thing underneath and then if in people in chicago they're mostly fat that will 1.00

00:13:11.920 just cut into their double chin just so now you're calling the jury dumb and fat they are look at 0.97

00:13:17.580 all right so you don't want that i'm gonna take i'm gonna take a one minute break and i'm gonna 0.99

00:13:27.020 come back and dazzle you you're doing a break in the middle of the trial yes you're taking a break

00:13:32.180 i'm taking a break look these two guys session these two guys from nigeria or wherever the hell 0.61

00:13:38.160 they're from they don't have any real money i gotta do a commercial to pay for this genius

00:13:43.500 for this genius sold commercial time in the trial in the trial i have your honor let me just tell you 0.97

00:13:50.160 about personal freedoms that you are not protecting you know why because you your honor are a dope 0.86

00:13:58.300 i'll allow it here's the thing our freedoms are we're being we're being watched hey let's go ask 0.65

00:14:05.880 the two nigerians hey what's the problem why are you in court because somebody's always monitoring

00:14:12.200 what we're doing thank you you and the other guy there who i don't know your name

00:14:17.540 you're not classically trained as an attorney are you no but that is the genius of this all right so

00:14:24.900 now let me just now let me just tell you you know how they could have gotten away with making this hat

00:14:29.840 and and not having any of this problem it would have been on the market would have sold it would

00:14:34.380 have sold a like mcdonald's a billion hats would have sold by now okay but no they were monitored and

00:14:41.340 everything is thrown out of whack you don't want to be monitored get yourself a vpn that's a virtual

00:14:47.060 private network nobody is following you nobody's tracking you nobody's seeing that you're buying

00:14:51.680 bleach and and rope and hats uh anywhere it's a secure vpn and the only people that i trust to

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00:15:12.140 cents a month with an annual subscription don't go anywhere marissa because i'm going to need a model 0.95

00:15:18.020 for this hat no i just i just want to show how it works it's all coming together wait when you see

00:15:24.740 this thing come together you're gonna go i think even the chicago police are dopes maybe yeah maybe

00:15:31.280 they'll reverse their yeah i understand it now he's completely innocent uh anyway uh norton.com

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00:15:46.540 slash vpn norton.com slash vpn 10 seconds station id all right oh man

00:15:55.960 you ever watch like i mean any of these crime shows you know really started with perry mason

00:16:05.460 where at the very it looks like they're losing in the and it looks like he might even be crazy

00:16:09.880 and then it all comes together in the last in that last segment right before the final commercial

00:16:16.460 break and you're like oh my gosh look at that be prepared okay so why don't you come on over here

00:16:25.000 i'm going to use marissa as a model now marissa i want you to put on this hat 1.00

00:16:30.500 and let's say put go ahead put that hat on this is a day you really want to be watching blaze tv

00:16:37.780 because this is this is okay so you're you're in chicago okay all right boom the wind what happened

00:16:45.120 to your hat it's lost it's gone it's blown down the street by the time you react it's a block away

00:16:50.240 right yeah right let the record show that he slapped the hat off her head okay now put on the

00:16:56.780 new nigerian hat okay you put the nigerian hat on snug comfortable right now it looks like the

00:17:08.860 the rope is very loose on on her head though i don't see how oh yeah well you see what you do

00:17:15.160 is i have tied i what i've done is i have tied in each hole on each side of the head

00:17:20.700 a piece of rope yes okay and you don't want that hat blowing off your head you don't you don't want

00:17:28.780 a strap no so i've taken and i've tied a piece of rope to each side and at the end of each side of

00:17:35.280 rope i've made a noose okay okay no now go ahead put your arm through the noose okay not putting it

00:17:42.580 around your neck see that would be bad put it around the neck right so you put it around the

00:17:46.980 arm here underneath the armpit and then you cinch it tight all right then you just throw it back

00:17:53.600 then you do the same thing i haven't had a chance to tie the noose on the other side yet

00:17:58.060 but then you do the same thing i'm just gonna okay if it cuts off your circulation just let me know

00:18:03.580 okay then we cut it there now she's walking in the wind uh-huh boom boom where's your hat marissa 0.54

00:18:13.080 you're it's conveniently behind you where she can reach and just put it back on how would you

00:18:20.320 like she doesn't seem to be able to put it back on though no she's she's no you're maybe there you go

00:18:26.100 there you go and the hat is back on it is just that easy wow so your theory is to to review here

00:18:35.360 that the two nigerian brothers yes bought a red hat a red hat and then cut two holes in it yes rope 0.97

00:18:43.380 we're going to put rope into it yes and then put nooses because we know there was a noose involved

00:18:47.900 yes put nooses around the arms so that would hold hold the hat to the arms in case wind blows the

00:18:55.980 hat yes there's a problem with your theory sir yes what is it what was the bleach for there's no

00:19:01.680 reason to have bleach in your scenario just before the commercial that is when the defense stands up

00:19:09.680 and says good question what is the bleach for and what did i say people are looking for in a hat

00:19:17.200 what is the new kind of style what is it that america craves

00:19:21.300 yes authenticity yes nobody how many times have you seen people wearing t-shirts that look all

00:19:32.400 aged and they say joe's bar and grill reno nevada and you've never been to reno but it looks like an

00:19:39.260 old shirt that you've had for a long time and you just pulled it out right yeah authenticity even

00:19:45.940 though it's completely fake okay your honor some lesser intellects have tried to bleach a hat white

00:19:56.260 we all know that's not possible but if i can direct your attention to that feeble attempt at justice

00:20:05.160 uh what did the hat do what did the hat yes it was a it was a bright red hat and now it's a little

00:20:12.980 bit faded oh it's faded which makes it look authentic authentically like i've been wearing

00:20:19.720 this hat for years i've been wearing this hat and out in the sun i've been i love this hat this is my

00:20:25.480 favorite hat it does look like perhaps it had been worn in the sun for years maybe for a long time yes

00:20:32.360 i don't know i rest my case but i have i have rested the yes i've explained the noose i've explained the

00:20:42.060 rope i've explained the hats and i've explained the need for bleach if there is any reasonable doubt

00:20:50.340 you have to acquit that doesn't i think that's supposed to rhyme when you no no that's a different 0.99

00:20:58.400 case and i don't want to remind the jurors of that case because they're stupid but not that stupid 0.98

00:21:05.200 all right so i think i get it okay you've got the hat they bought the bleach to fade the red hat can 0.99

00:21:12.300 anybody else uh come up with a reason why they bought the rope the hat the bleach uh tied the rope

00:21:19.800 i do have one um they were perpetrating a fake uh hate crime on jesse smlet your honor i i thought

00:21:28.760 maybe that would be the one i uh i object so if we rule that one out for a moment yes it's because

00:21:34.360 they wanted to fade the hat to make it look worn and authentic even though what you're specifically

00:21:39.120 admitting is it's not authentic and then they don't because nothing is authentic anymore in america

00:21:44.800 nothing's authentic right and then they decided to cut holes in the top of the hat and put

00:21:49.380 rope through it not something like a string or something rope authentic authentic but it but

00:21:56.260 i mean does it look authentic i'm looking at marissa right now she doesn't look like this

00:21:59.880 would be an authentic purchase oh no she has rope coming from the sides of her head attaching to her 1.00

00:22:05.300 arms right it's with a noose by the way which is it's your honor do i have to really please your

00:22:15.060 honor can we just dismiss this now do i need to remind you of how fashion forward this is may i submit uh

00:22:25.860 as exhibit f the picture of the brand new sweatshirt from gucci your honor what is shown around the neck of

00:22:37.940 that sweatshirt yes a rope noose i rest my case mic drop you didn't have a microphone you're listening

00:22:48.820 to glenn back we're in court here i don't know why you have a microphone thank you thank you i'll be 0.99

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00:23:19.720 like the internet is coming yeah and i mean i don't know how drunk you had to be to go

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00:24:22.220 no idea no idea look at the uh wow uh look at this uh i mean i i'm thinking about selling that

00:24:33.040 well i people are saying that i should find the artist and have him the finish or her could be her

00:24:38.480 uh finish this uh piece of art i picked it up at a yard sale i just saw the back of it

00:24:43.280 i just was buying old canvas because i'm a painter and uh and so i thought i just gotta get some old

00:24:49.320 cheap canvas here at this yard sale it was like a buck and you know how people sometimes find like

00:24:54.000 you know the constitution in a yard sale happens happens all the time yeah constitutions at almost

00:24:59.980 every yard sale just depends on what you happen to be three times last week right i don't know i don't

00:25:04.960 know who this artist is uh but uh i got this uh painting pat i don't know if you've seen it

00:25:10.400 put it here no i haven't in front of the bleach and the rope uh so starting to look like a bad uh

00:25:16.980 crime scene in here um but it's uh it's it's almost like a hitler that was made to look like

00:25:25.380 the way hitler's propaganda posters used to make jews look okay you know what i mean yeah it's not a

00:25:30.760 flattering portrayal of adolf no just yeah but it looks very similar to that old propaganda that he

00:25:37.080 does it's almost like he intended to make him look like that so he looks or she could be whatever

00:25:42.160 the artist we have we let z g g what yes uh so anyway so anyway uh he's like reading i think it's

00:25:51.120 unfinished because he's reading something and then it says up above wait you mean i only had to call it

00:25:56.780 planned parenthood and i think what he was reading was like a newspaper that the headline would have

00:26:04.160 read if it was finished would have read senate fails to condemn infanticide oh see and so he's

00:26:12.360 like you know in argentina really old and like wait a minute i could have gotten away with this if i

00:26:18.020 just called it planned parenthood again you're speculating on the author's intent i don't know

00:26:23.600 i don't because we don't so uh anyway i was thinking maybe what am i going to do with it

00:26:28.740 because i could paint over it uh it's not finished uh you know i could try to find uh to see if if i

00:26:37.120 could find the artist if he or she or them or it is still alive maybe they'll finish and we can put it

00:26:44.120 up for auction uh you know and maybe we could raise some money for like abby johnson's uh she would 1.00

00:26:50.820 she probably would that's weird she might not want that money it's possible that money would not be 1.00

00:26:56.200 desired by her yes uh it's an interesting uh now what did you have a plan on how you would find

00:27:01.620 this artist no no idea you have no idea so even if it can be no idea i'll tell you something about

00:27:09.000 the artistry on it yeah the style is reminiscent of someone i can't put my finger on who but i've

00:27:16.140 seen this artist's work before gerbils you know i i'm not sure maybe yeah i don't know i'd have to

00:27:23.460 really put well the comments online are pouring in uh perfect just as it is if you ever discover

00:27:30.120 who the artist is tell him or her he's he or she is a genius not sure who the original painter was

00:27:38.560 wink wink i don't know why they wrote that must have been something in their eye or so why would

00:27:43.180 you type that out you don't need to type all the things that are happening i'm not i'm not sure what

00:27:47.560 there is to finish but if that painter could just finish it it would be great uh how about this one

00:27:55.080 this is pretty sick and effed up comparing the suffering of victims of the holocaust to the

00:28:01.900 abortion of beings that can't even recognize their own existence yeah there's the compassion 0.98

00:28:08.900 yeah that's compassion and how can you compare um someone who was alive and now isn't to someone

00:28:14.560 who a lot who is alive and now isn't right you can't compare those two right and especially since

00:28:19.140 you know what's weird is he started killing not the jews but children they started there first right 0.93

00:28:26.440 the undesirables that were born uh you know just let them die and the german people uh glenn i'm not 0.98

00:28:33.880 usually for hitler jokes but this one is good jokes it's not what do they mean joke that i have no

00:28:41.040 idea huh weird uh the the artist has really done a good job capturing uh uh the despair that hitler

00:28:50.280 would feel on such a realization such as that uh so yeah okay so a lot of people just say find find

00:29:01.640 the artist and well i'll try i'll try but uh i don't i can't guarantee we'll we'll see if we can

00:29:07.180 auction that off for charity uh are you going to take that to uh salt lake city and no no i don't

00:29:13.860 no i don't think that's the unplanned movie yeah just just putting this giant painting in the overhead

00:29:18.700 let me just jam that into the yard sale i thought hey this kind of fits in does this kind of look like

00:29:25.880 hitler i mean does anybody see the irony in this painting it's weird isn't it it is weird

00:29:32.500 that's one thing it is it's weird i can see that coming out of the baggage claim like as it's coming

00:29:37.840 on the baggage chute just like going around the circle around around it again i'm tempted to take

00:29:44.120 it now just for that i'm taking it just for that uh by the way did you see the video i haven't seen

00:29:49.580 it my wife saw it and she said do you see the old two old people on a plane next to some like 20 year

00:29:56.840 old kid that they got on the plane and this woman just started berating this kid and he didn't say 0.97

00:30:05.820 anything he just started filming and so did a couple of other people and she was like i can't believe you

00:30:11.900 have the nerve to wear that don't you know that he is against uh uh uh the paris accords and and he

00:30:20.300 doesn't even believe they said on a plane they're against the paris accords this is not an airplane

00:30:24.940 great yeah giant airplane with jet fuel that burns yes okay well she was just sitting there you

00:30:29.440 it's hard to make out maybe she didn't say that it was hard to make it out exactly because of the

00:30:34.420 sound of the giant jets right okay that were were rolling uh but she just berates this kid

00:30:41.220 and just is ugly and uh her husband says nothing nothing and they're just berating it and and and

00:30:50.220 and they they're at can you please stop can you please stop stewardess can you please stop finally

00:30:55.100 the stewardess comes up and says the the uh captain uh will not uh fly with you not to the kid

00:31:04.480 usually it turns out the kid with a trump t-shirt he was wearing a trump t-shirt 0.97

00:31:10.440 said if pilot won't fly with you you have to get off the plane and then she actually had the balls 1.00

00:31:17.000 to say are you kidding me we were in town for my husband's mother's funeral have some respect

00:31:25.700 wow have some respect she she kept protesting would not get off the plane she uh uh finally her husband

00:31:35.680 chimes in and says if i switch seats with her and and i calm her down and get her to be quiet

00:31:41.280 can we just put this past us and the stewardess says no she has to leave off the plane wow they took 0.98

00:31:49.680 her off and the plane applauded not good nice isn't that nice yeah uh what city was that in i have no

00:31:57.760 other information than that my wife could have made this entirely up it would have been a great

00:32:02.980 story right if there was a word of truth in it would have been great right yeah it would have great i

00:32:09.300 would have i would have gone into my friday feeling good i was spellbound for a minute uh but now yeah

00:32:14.860 no i we can call my wife and we can ask her because she's right now probably putting on her makeup or 1.00

00:32:20.220 something and she's shouting at the mirror i told you where it was i wasn't listening honey

00:32:25.240 wasn't really listening such as the splendor of glenn amen yeah yeah amen amen so uh by the way

00:32:35.120 anybody going to see a movie this weekend you're gonna see dumbo by any chance anybody no it doesn't

00:32:40.000 look i'm not interested really in dumbo no it looks bad i don't i don't generally like tim burton

00:32:48.260 movies and uh when tim burton combines with cartoons i'm really not interested

00:32:53.720 so it's supposed to be really good i wanted to go see it i've seen really bad reviews on it

00:33:00.780 it got like what 31 of critics liked it or something oh wow is it that bad i think so yeah

00:33:07.020 uh i i've i didn't get a chance to watch it marissa watched it marissa liked it yeah right

00:33:14.600 yeah and this is the first time disney has ever come to me and said hey can you watch this for us

00:33:20.400 oh they did yeah they they set up two screenings and i didn't watch it and i was supposed to go and

00:33:27.040 i just couldn't do it and so they set up another one and then i was like something's come up i can't do

00:33:31.540 it so i haven't i haven't had a chance to see it but i sent marissa and she said she really liked it

00:33:35.980 and she's a big disney fan dumbo's not her favorite which dumbo is such a classic you just don't

00:33:41.480 touch i did go see my wife i wanted to go see dumbo last night my wife was like we're not seeing

00:33:45.800 dumbo so um instead we saw another version of dumbo we saw uh captain marvel oh that's bad

00:33:53.780 oh my gosh is that bad yeah stew it'll be poisoned to you don't go

00:33:58.640 i already hate all marvel movies anyway this was so bad so bad yeah we've pretty well sworn them off

00:34:06.940 now my wife hates them all like stew does good yeah i have like now two people in my group yeah

00:34:12.360 uh dumbo 53 percent 50 yeah i was noticing what about the audience i thought what about the audience

00:34:18.660 uh that's a good question i don't know the answer to that let me look at it 57 percent from the

00:34:24.240 wow this is not very good this is you don't give this i mean you could wake me up in the middle of

00:34:30.460 the night and say glenn should tim burton direct dumbo no i don't even i don't even have there's

00:34:38.440 even an ah no there's not no right it's first my first response is isn't it three in the morning 0.99

00:34:45.340 are you this stupid you're waking me up at three to ask me that question yeah no and you're fired 0.99

00:34:53.980 so uh still glenn you're welcome i don't know what you're talking about but you do take credit 1.00

00:35:08.840 for a lot of things so you'd have to narrow it down well i believe i'm responsible for uh

00:35:12.940 the comfort of your butt right now the weird way of stating uh that that the x chair is very 0.68

00:35:20.080 comfortable and i would agree with that part of the analysis yes it is a comfortable chair you're 0.98

00:35:24.880 welcome i mean i don't know that you did anything to get me in the next chair i'm sorry whose studio

00:35:29.700 is this who's i mean are you kidding me i don't know whose studio it is i mean it's owned by probably

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00:36:30.660 all right let me go to uh jamie hello jamie you're on the glenbeck program

00:36:45.500 glen this is jamie i am so excited to talk to you okay so i just found out from my husband that

00:36:50.640 you're going to be in utah today yes or maybe you're here already no i'm i'm on my way today

00:36:54.980 okay great well we just opened the most coolest ice cream parlor four months ago so it is a colonial

00:37:01.080 tavern you walk in and everyone's in colonial clothing including my husband who is in a tri-corner

00:37:06.040 hat making the ice cream it's homemade ice cream like you can watch him make it and um all of our

00:37:11.720 flavors are named after george washington oh you've got to be kidding me where where where is this

00:37:16.360 where is this 20 minutes south of thanksgiving point so it is in a town called vineyard right by uvu

00:37:23.100 kind of by uvu um you know it's west of orm it's a new little town that's just booming and it's

00:37:29.020 there's a megaplex what's the name of it what's the name of it what is it say it again whippers okay

00:37:35.560 uh brooker our last name is brooker so it's brooker's okay brooker's founding flavors okay

00:37:41.500 brooker's founding flavors but kind of like the founding fathers flavors and it's like that this is such

00:37:47.200 this is this is history and yummy ice cream and it's it's to die for ice cream it is 18 percent

00:37:53.740 um butter fat with a mix of custard from a local oh my gosh they have hormones or antibiotics and

00:37:59.080 ice cream is amazing oh my gosh you looked at our google reviews our google reviews are five stars and

00:38:03.920 we've only been open for four months and in fact tomorrow is our four month anniversary of our grand

00:38:09.100 opening i i will tell you i have i i will tell you there is nothing the next time i come into town i will

00:38:14.940 go i i will tell you that my schedule is so tight i am literally everybody is it's like crazy there's

00:38:24.000 no time for ice cream that's how bad it is that's how bad what do you mean there's no time for ice

00:38:28.840 cream what the heck kind of you would not you would not believe i have been i have been i've got like

00:38:33.820 14 things to do and everybody's like you are late one minute for this one minute for this okay we

00:38:41.360 will make it a plan because you know we've been to your we've been on your show my husband and i

00:38:44.560 years ago when you were in new york city we were homeschooling our kids and so we brought

00:38:48.020 our two daughters onto the liberty tree house show twice get out of here then my husband no then my

00:38:53.220 husband and i came back and we like held george washington's compass there's like an audience

00:38:57.320 that you let hold the compass and press shut up oh well i have to come so when did you start making

00:39:02.640 ice cream oh my this is a 20-year dream so my husband got a lot of MBA and he wanted to he just

00:39:10.420 wanted to make ice cream so he studied on his side um aside of being a lawyer and being in sales

00:39:15.240 he has been studying like at different places on how to make ice cream and he's a former um

00:39:21.880 jag for the army and this can you can you can you transport it bring it to the theater what are you

00:39:31.160 talking about ship it to dallas or something i can meet you tonight i can get you some ice cream i

00:39:36.200 can get you george you tell me who your favorite founding flavors are founding fathers and i will

00:39:40.300 we will bring the ice cream well you know who my favorite founding father is but listen to these

00:39:43.780 flavors uh james madison's constitutional crunch thomas jefferson's declaration of cookie dough oh my

00:39:49.620 gosh give me chocolate or give me death what what is the george washington flavor oh it is loaded

00:39:56.580 peanut butter loaded it's chocolate um it's it's the reese's pieces reese's peanut butter cup

00:40:01.540 frank franklin's black raspberry republic if you can keep it the name of the ice cream

00:40:08.040 i at some of these you really went down a long this one's nathan hale's regret that he has but

00:40:14.100 one flavor to give for his country is the name of the ice cream

00:40:17.040 this is my husband awesome i love it it is so delicious so all right brooker's and we'll bring

00:40:25.300 it to you tonight uh brooker's flavors brooker's founding flavors and what town is it in again

00:40:31.240 um it's in vineyard vineyard utah right west of orem oh john adams oh my you have an airport there

00:40:38.680 you have an airport there there is a movie theater there's a geneva megaplex and we're right in front

00:40:46.360 okay well a movie theater is an awful lot like an airport but that's you know whatever okay uh jamie

00:40:53.300 thank you so much god bless you and uh and good luck with your business good luck with your business

00:40:58.060 all right bye-bye i'm gonna be in utah tonight uh got a lot of things the governor is going to be

00:41:06.420 at this premiere there's several people that uh are going to be sitting in the audience that uh

00:41:12.100 are going to see this they've added like 10 different uh showings uh of it tonight just uh look

00:41:18.540 for megaplextheatres.com megaplextheatres.com come with me and see unplanned tonight in utah

00:41:26.500 you're listening to glenn beck

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00:42:39.860 it's been quite a week quite a week starting with people saying oh come on this is horrible news

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00:42:57.640 he didn't sell the nation out oh i can't live with this news this is horrible that's how the week

00:43:05.300 started how did it end and what happened in between bill o'reilly and the week in review

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00:44:59.400 mr bill o'reilly welcome to the program sir is it my turn it is your turn excellent here i am

00:45:18.180 and all of your glory uh so uh bill it's been an interesting week i have never seen so many people

00:45:25.560 disappointed that our president wasn't a traitor that's true there's no doubt about it and uh that

00:45:34.280 proves malice that narrative you're gonna look at it on a legal viewpoint there's your malice that uh

00:45:42.280 that has changed however they first were saying oh he's gonna he's gonna get nailed he's gonna get

00:45:47.880 nailed then when he wasn't oh my gosh i can't believe this now they're saying by wednesday the

00:45:53.660 narrative had changed yet again to it's a cover-up it's a cover-up i know but i i mean it's kind of like

00:46:01.240 um the titanic the narrative changes like oh you know it's it's bad but okay so you got to divide it

00:46:14.600 up so let's take television first because that's uh the most visible emotional that we have in this

00:46:20.880 country so these uh msnbc and uh cnn people are in a free fall of readings dissent you know that right

00:46:30.780 you've seen the numbers i get them every day you know i don't see the numbers i'd love for you to

00:46:35.480 tell me the numbers because okay i haven't actually seen i'd say 40 percent oh my gosh from where they

00:46:40.500 were from the uh crest of the we're going to impeach donald trump and then we'll give everybody a

00:46:46.620 pitchfork and walk up to the castle and get them so what do they have not like what's their i mean i

00:46:51.340 hate to go so inside baseball but what do they have now well cnn does not have one program

00:46:57.380 in 24 hours that gets more than a million million viewers not one and that's that's two plus or is

00:47:04.660 that 25 plus two plus don't matter anymore because demographics were destroyed about a year and a half

00:47:11.940 ago so no no cable news program does a good demographic anymore 25 to 54 americans uh are gone

00:47:20.880 um but the two plus those are the elderly people that watch uh cable news and um kids uh three and

00:47:30.060 four years old who are just sitting there playing and it's people trapped in the airport yeah so

00:47:35.720 anyway um cnn does not do one program with more than a million viewers which i've never seen that

00:47:42.720 before i've never seen that right yeah msnbc uh matt i used to be uh vying for the number one slot

00:47:49.560 the most watched program um yeah she was doing three and a half million some nights uh she's down

00:47:57.100 at 2.3 million and this is in two or three days all right it's not a gradual and then all of the

00:48:05.480 other programs have collapsed on that on a program as well so um there you have an industry now uh the

00:48:14.200 hate trump television industry that doesn't know what to do and is panicking now you would think

00:48:19.800 that maybe they would show a little contrition so look you know we we really thought that this was

00:48:24.920 uh a serious situation the nation should know about but turned out that it wasn't what we described it

00:48:30.560 to be but our mistake was not made uh out of malice no no instead they said just what you said

00:48:37.980 i had to cover up and then you know but bill that makes i mean they painted themselves in a corner

00:48:43.920 i mean and i know you're our people are gonna watch you right no but but wait wait wait your op-ed

00:48:49.020 covers this this is the problem with people who are absolutists and you know people always claim that i

00:48:55.220 was a never trumper i was not a never trumper i said if i'm wrong about this guy and i hope i'm wrong

00:49:02.680 if he's doing those things i'll be the first to say he did those things and i was wrong i've been

00:49:08.480 right on a lot of stuff that really concerned me and i've been wrong on some stuff and so i call the

00:49:14.060 balls and the strikes but the people who have either been never trumpers and who will not budge from that

00:49:21.020 and recognize i mean you still may not vote for donald trump but you have to recognize wow some of the

00:49:27.520 things he's done really good some of the things like last night i'm not really i'm not thrilled

00:49:32.380 with that i still think that's a problem stop it mr president please be the president um but nobody in

00:49:40.080 media did that it was one way or another and if he would have come out and it would have proven him

00:49:46.920 to be in bed with vladimir putin then you would have had the same thing i think with a lot of people

00:49:53.180 on the other side they would have said this is just a deep state you have to matter though because

00:49:59.980 people are people but broadcasters and journalists are supposed to be professionals yes i know but

00:50:05.700 they didn't but they didn't do that and so now they don't have a choice bill their audience doesn't

00:50:11.300 no no wait wait wait wait wait their audience does not want to hear and the only people that were left

00:50:18.300 were the people who just wanted to hear bad stuff and everybody who is gone and hadn't been watching

00:50:25.280 that they're not coming back because they don't trust them so then you're over that's it you're

00:50:30.560 the baltimore orioles you're not gonna don't use a sports analogy with me because that could be good

00:50:36.340 or bad i don't know yeah okay and the other thing is i can't identify with you about you call balls and

00:50:41.940 strikes because i'm never wrong i'm never wrong all right my i just strike strike strike

00:50:47.680 all right but what you're what you've put yourself in a position to defend or explain

00:50:53.340 is now cnn and msnbc go well we're the fraud network want more fraud come on in we know i know

00:51:02.060 i'm not defending them i'm explaining where we're uh no but you're explaining that strategy is insane

00:51:07.760 i know that i'm not saying i agree with it i'm telling you cast and at&t yes the lords who own

00:51:15.340 thing are going hey hey we got a special on fraud this week come on in and watch our fraudulent

00:51:22.340 broadcast pat what or stew what did i say for the last year every single day before we left fox

00:51:28.520 what did i say about the cable news industry we have to get out of here because it's over it's going

00:51:35.200 to burn itself down to the ground because they were not that didn't happen till i left no no

00:51:40.440 i'm not talking about fox i'm talking about the industry as a whole if you look at what

00:51:47.260 has happened to our broadcast industry they have just sold their soul to they sold their souls

00:51:54.900 to either love or hate trump yes yes sold their souls for the money and when you sell your soul for the

00:52:02.120 money the devil shows up yes okay yes the devil just showed up in the form of muller here's satan

00:52:11.340 he didn't do it so you all pay a price and the price is that you have a network that employs thousands

00:52:20.340 of people and you can't explain what you did so who's gonna watch it oh it's gonna get worse you said

00:52:29.320 you were right about this this is a strike for beck the zombies will watch it so i will i would

00:52:35.400 just nickname all my shows cuomo of the living dead wolf blitzer of the living dead all right because

00:52:43.020 that's all who's gonna watch it and so then that's it that's the television industry newspaper industry

00:52:49.820 a little bit different now the new york times the washington post they think that they are the best

00:52:56.180 they're the smartest they're the most honest well they won pulitzer prizes for this eyes in darkness

00:53:03.180 that's the slogan of the post hey you know what they'll stay in business because bezos runs uh

00:53:10.780 the post that is a gazillionaire and the salzberger family runs at times they're not going out of

00:53:16.640 business but who believes them only the living dead believe them well i will say this i believe them 0.54

00:53:24.760 anymore i believe the subscription of the times i believe the times has actually done well in this

00:53:30.960 atmosphere where cable news has not oh they have done well in the sense that they had got a few

00:53:37.980 zombies to sign on to their uh internet thing there's some their paper okay i mean that that's hemorrhaging

00:53:49.140 they said themselves beck that in three years they might not even publish a newspaper might be

00:53:55.680 totally online because zombies don't like newsprint on their hands it's it's hard they don't wash their

00:54:02.120 hands it's hard to get it off um so anyway you've got you've got a number of things but the democratic

00:54:07.620 party thing is the most important for our country so in the democratic party then you had the same thing

00:54:16.940 okay hang on hang on because this is gonna get interesting i gotta take a break right yeah i gotta

00:54:22.080 make money you know why because money you spend too much because because we make money and then we can

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00:56:22.240 all right bill so now you say the democratic party is important uh what they do this is important for

00:56:40.700 america right because you don't want um a democracy not to have legitimate choices i mean you want to have

00:56:52.080 vibrant debate you want to have um a situation where um you get challenges to power i mean i want

00:57:03.540 president trump to be challenged and i want it to be intelligent because that's where you find the

00:57:09.440 better solutions when when everybody has to think and has to come up with a better idea correct

00:57:14.220 correct but now you got up the party of hate i mean it can anybody dispute that do we have from

00:57:23.380 yesterday the audio from um uh joe biden on the white culture could we could we play that here i

00:57:30.340 don't know if you've heard this yeah i saw i saw that but look he's just babbling no no no no no you

00:57:35.180 don't have no listen anymore he doesn't even know what he's saying yes he does no he doesn't

00:57:40.220 listen he's 78 hang on he doesn't know what he's saying they put things in front of him and he just

00:57:44.920 babbles wait a minute how old are you 80 85 come on how old are you seriously 90 i'm not gonna tell

00:57:52.740 you 91 97 because i'm working for free hang on here's uh here's joe biden do we have it a really

00:57:59.320 notable woman anita hill professor showed the courage of a lifetime talking about her experience being

00:58:07.560 harassed by clarence thomas we knew a lot less about the extent of harassment back then

00:58:13.260 over 30 years ago no he didn't but she paid a terrible price she was abused through the hearing

00:58:19.520 she was taken advantage of no reputation was attacked i wish i could have done something i

00:58:26.140 opposed clarence thomas nomination i voted against him but i also realized there was a real and perceived

00:58:32.760 problem the committee faced there were a bunch of white guys no i mean it sincerely a bunch of white

00:58:39.360 guys hearing hearing this testimony on the senate judiciary committee so in anita hill when anita

00:58:47.180 hill came to testify she faced a committee that didn't fully understand okay stop the hell so he goes 0.91

00:58:54.220 on to say this white culture man this white culture man we got to get rid of it are you i don't even 0.55

00:59:00.880 begin to understand this um number one um i guess i missed the clarence thomas trial where um evidence

00:59:11.200 was introduced and he was convicted by a jury of his peers did you guys see i don't know why i missed

00:59:17.700 that no i i don't think they had one but uh yeah there's joe biden due process nope bye no due process

00:59:27.460 for joe uh-uh secondly so joe doesn't want to be white anymore he doesn't because this is not a

00:59:35.660 good thing in the democratic precincts if you're a white guy that's not good that's beto's problem 0.98

00:59:41.300 beto's white now i understand he's going to clinics but he's white and you know the white guys are the 0.99

00:59:49.460 problem beck i mean you and i are the poster problems for the white guy thing so it's absurd and 0.93

00:59:56.220 and i really believe that that biden just babbles i don't i don't think he thinks what out what he

01:00:01.600 says got that in common with donald trump donald trump will just get up there some nights and just

01:00:06.820 babble um because the crowd is whipping him up or whatever he's not thinking about what he's saying

01:00:13.200 he just says it and biden does the same thing so that we're going to have a really um very entertaining

01:00:19.760 debate if you think he's going to be you think biden is going to be the the uh nominee that's my front

01:00:24.300 runner it's biden camilla harris hey i got some inside information on the democratic party want

01:00:29.280 yeah okay so now you know i don't use uh anonymous sources so i can't confirm this information but

01:00:35.840 it's gossip it's good gossip all right so the beto o'rourke campaign is being supported by

01:00:44.520 the obama people and the camilla harris campaign is being supported by

01:00:52.140 the hillary people and i got that from a very very high-ranking democrat um but i can't confirm

01:01:01.060 i just thought it was a very entertaining gossip so i think this this actually really makes sense if

01:01:07.660 you saw what uh uh how barack obama was treated on capitol hill when he went up and tried to speak

01:01:13.520 to the freshman and he was like guys stop it and and uh omar actually came out and said you know look

01:01:22.540 uh you're a failed you were a failure of a progressive president i mean they are so extreme now

01:01:29.080 that barack obama is is looks like a a white gop or to them and no i know and but let's get back to the

01:01:40.260 to the the muller report and how the democratic party absorbed it so you don't have anybody anybody

01:01:46.260 in the party saying hey you know i'm glad this is over this was not good for the country because our

01:01:53.060 president had to spend 50 percent of his time defending himself against these charges and now

01:01:59.300 he can get back and we can try to get solutions to vexing problems did you hear one democrat say that

01:02:06.040 no in fact i was i was shocked at how how they were so saddened that our president wasn't a traitor

01:02:14.160 it was crazy yeah i i saw more of that on the media than i saw in a democratic party but i was waiting

01:02:21.860 for one democrat just one yeah none yeah to say okay the system worked we did what we had to do

01:02:30.080 and now it's good that we don't have to do this anymore no i i like the fact water problem i i like

01:02:36.700 the fact that they were talking during kavanaugh that they had to have the fbi because the fbi can

01:02:42.620 do things that congress can't do and then this week they were saying well it's a good thing it's out of

01:02:48.320 the hands of the fbi because we as congress can do things in investigations that the fbi can't do

01:02:53.640 look they're not going to do anything there it's over it's over and it's going to get worse with

01:03:00.840 the horowitz report the doj inspector general and the huber report he's the u.s attorney appointed by

01:03:08.500 the uh attorney general to look at the fbi those two reports are still going to drop so it's going to

01:03:15.360 get worse for the we hate trump he's a traitor crowd and the way they're going this week bill

01:03:24.720 they are it is and i'm not saying that they are doing they are actually working uh like this but 0.60

01:03:32.240 they are accomplishing what russia set out to do they're now starting to talk about a conspiracy

01:03:39.240 they're casting doubt they are they are doing the work that vladimir putin could only have

01:03:46.600 dreamt he could have done back in a minute with more bill o'reilly

01:03:50.320 you're listening to glenn beck so uh stew yes uh i've been asked to uh you know appear at mr universe

01:04:03.020 uh because you know me i mean hard body is what you think of when you think of me really yeah

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01:05:13.740 to utah they've just added some new shows you can watch it with glenn go to glennbeck.com for all the

01:05:19.040 details we have governor gary herbert uh from utah going to be on with us in just a few minutes i was

01:05:37.900 talking to him earlier this week about the movie unplanned uh he's actually coming to one of the

01:05:42.440 showings tonight he and his wife uh and they're they're utah has just passed a lot of really amazing

01:05:47.960 things um that are pro-life uh and he's signing them into to law so he's coming tonight i'm going

01:05:55.100 to be in salt lake and you can find out more about it at glennbeck.com uh we're with bill o'reilly

01:06:00.640 all right so bill yo we left it off at the democratic party and uh and and what you think is is is coming

01:06:12.000 our way yeah i mean if they're if they're going to present themselves the democrats as the party of hate

01:06:22.820 they're going to lose and i don't see how they get out from under that with not one reasonable person

01:06:34.100 presenting what we just talked about before the break that okay you know we accept the uh investigative

01:06:42.300 uh conclusions and now we want to solve the border so bill i know economy better i know you are a i know

01:06:50.860 you're a student of history as much as i am so let me give you a theory every time the socialists

01:06:56.440 rear their ugly heads in america they do the same thing they start to become arrogant and they just

01:07:03.500 think everybody's with them and they scare the hell out of americans and americans go running the 0.95

01:07:08.200 opposite direction it uh it happened in the uh you know 10s and 20s it happened in the uh 40s it

01:07:18.980 happened again in the 30s and 40s it happened again in the 60s it's happening now people freak

01:07:24.700 out when they see when that mask starts to come off they're like oh wait wait wait we don't want this

01:07:29.400 i think they've overplayed their hands so much on so many places that for instance with the donald

01:07:36.000 trump thing uh they now see the the they have completely destroyed their credibility and even the

01:07:43.360 people who are democrats i've heard democrats you know democratic neighbors not people on tv

01:07:48.780 um democratic neighbors say i mean enough i mean enough the guy we did two years enough same thing 0.73

01:07:56.020 with the abortion thing i'm not for infanticide this is ridiculous enough get rid of the free market oh

01:08:02.860 come on enough reparations give me a break people want to be good they want to get along they they want

01:08:12.860 good race relations they want women to be treated uh fairly they want people to be given a chance

01:08:18.680 but the the socialists now and the democrats have so overplayed their hand that i think this week we

01:08:27.400 saw the snowball that they were they were packing and they were just trying to push it up to the top

01:08:32.240 because then it would roll down the other side and crush the city i think it stopped and they keep

01:08:38.440 packing it bigger and bigger and it's about to roll back on them well um i don't know about the snowball

01:08:45.140 i i kind of missed that it was not uh snowing here in new york but what i'm what the you're right oh boy does

01:08:53.860 that hurt i just got this sharp pain and right on my chest yeah i know you're about to have a lot of those um

01:09:00.180 and there is proof because of the vote on the green new deal so this amused me greatly so mitch mcconnell i'm not a fan of his

01:09:10.660 but he's this old-time uh political guy he knows every rule you know yeah you know nobody knows

01:09:20.100 what he's talking about but he knows every rule he says you know we're going to vote on this green

01:09:24.780 new deal and the democrats go no no we don't want to vote on it and they go and he goes well i don't

01:09:29.760 care we're going to vote on it under the guise of well we want to debate this seriously in the senate so

01:09:35.600 we need 60 votes in order to get that done that was the vote so you have to vote for the debate so

01:09:40.820 here's what i loved senator edward markey of massachusetts who i've known for many years and he's

01:09:45.980 not he's not a foolish man okay he co-sponsored the green new deal he didn't vote for it he didn't even

01:09:55.840 vote for his own bill no one voted for it all right all the republicans and four democrats voted 0.96

01:10:04.660 against it and the rest of the democrats voted present as uh barack obama used to do when he

01:10:09.940 was in the senate which means i don't want any part of this um so i hope by the way i hope mitch

01:10:17.640 mcconnell because what what aoc said was i you know i i told them we should all just vote present

01:10:24.600 everybody should just vote present in the senate he told them she told them so she's running the party

01:10:29.560 now uh but anyway um he's gonna start a new party do you hear this no a tupperware party no it's the

01:10:38.360 like you know party really really anyway you know uh so like so like yes so like you know uh she uh

01:10:49.500 uh she was actually saying and and everybody parroted this this was just a trick uh to that

01:10:57.440 mitch mcconnell played and we really need to debate it was a trick she's actually right

01:11:02.380 it was a trick embarrass her right but it wasn't a trick it was let me introduce your bill 0.98

01:11:09.020 it's not really a trick when you're right a bill let me introduce channeling back where you can

01:11:15.000 talk to the dead i mean you talk to stew so i know you have experience here yes but you believe

01:11:20.680 in channeling no i don't why well i do and i channeled eugene v debbs oh wow ebs the first

01:11:32.120 socialist candidate to ever run for president of the united states and eugene told me in a little 0.98

01:11:38.200 seance all right they're insane i wouldn't vote for this eugene debbs is not on board that's how dumb 0.98

01:11:49.080 this whole thing is and dumb is the word but i hope i hope that mcconnell takes her up and says 0.98

01:11:53.960 okay let's have a let's have a debate on this let's open that up to the floor nobody wants to debate it 0.98

01:11:59.700 because it's so stupid i know that no one supports this i know i know raul castro called me and said 0.95

01:12:08.780 he's offended by this and i had an interpreter i knew what he's saying i speak a little spam 0.96

01:12:15.340 so bill last last thing i know your your book comes out uh the united states of trump

01:12:21.860 and how the president's how donald trump uh really sees america it goes on sale uh in september but

01:12:29.400 you can pre-order it now let me hear you talk about how you felt last night watching the president if you

01:12:38.300 did okay and and it's an excellent question because i'm writing this and it's driving me

01:12:44.660 nuts it's the hardest book i've ever written killing jesus was so hard to write because we

01:12:49.940 had to confirm with roman records and and jewish records but here i can't get research that is

01:12:58.140 reflective of honesty everything's been written about the man is a lie and i have to do it myself

01:13:03.700 in fact after i hang up from you i've got two people that i'm speaking with these are all eyewitness

01:13:08.700 people no anonymous sources in the book all right so i wasn't surprised by anything except the profanity

01:13:15.760 that trump delivered last night i don't know why anybody would be surprised no i'm not surprised i'm

01:13:23.620 not even surprised by the profanity i mean and it was one it was one and i'm not i wasn't offended i mean

01:13:30.020 my my language sometimes it's a little rough as everybody knows but it's but it's not for the

01:13:35.180 president president shouldn't be doing no he shouldn't but he doesn't have any discipline in

01:13:39.460 his speaking style right all right and he never will all right and i explain that in the book i

01:13:44.660 explain why he doesn't have discipline in speaking style how he goes about things but

01:13:49.660 donald trump is a man who basically is going to play always every second of his existence

01:13:59.320 to his base he's going to play to the base and this is what everybody has to understand when he

01:14:07.680 speaks his base in michigan all 12 000 people who showed up wanted him to rip these muller

01:14:18.200 people up that's what they wanted beck they came to hear that and he gave it to them

01:14:27.120 he doesn't care about diplomacy he doesn't care about hurt feelings he doesn't care at all about

01:14:37.040 commentators saying that he's a barbarian he plays to his base how is he going to win always how is he

01:14:45.440 going to win because i think there's a lot of another excellent question there are a lot of people

01:14:50.480 a lot of people really um you know no no no no no no another excellent question by glenn beck

01:14:56.980 everyone big round of applause all over the country look his calculation is you may not like me

01:15:05.400 but they're so bad and they're so much worse than i am that you can't possibly put give them more power

01:15:15.900 well i will tell you this i will i will tell you this um and this is one of the things that i because

01:15:22.360 i saw that captain america is now coming out and saying i've got to speak out against you know these

01:15:27.360 trump people how could you possibly vote for trump how could you possibly vote for anyone who will not

01:15:33.140 stand against infanticide how can you vote for anybody who will not stand up for the the the free

01:15:41.880 market system you know there's they've gone so far beyond anything i recognize as western civilization

01:15:50.060 now that there is no there is absolutely no choice if the election were held today there is no choice

01:15:57.700 and so i i understand that however if he would try just to knit together just a little bit by

01:16:06.420 by by by softening this rhetoric just a little bit it would be easier to seal the deal do you agree

01:16:15.880 may well yeah i mean stepping back of course if i were in the white house advising him i would go over

01:16:24.740 the speeches and then take out the stuff that's extreme i mean he's going to do it anyway he'll just

01:16:30.720 ad-lib it yeah i'm just going to say that but he's not going to listen because he gets whipped up

01:16:36.160 and in his soul or in his being fiber he's angry and i would be too i want to be in it he wants to be

01:16:46.300 an avenger he wants to be an avenger good trade and that's his presentation and he'll either live or die

01:16:53.780 on it um i don't expect him to modify i'd all my research shows that he is never in his entire life

01:17:02.340 modified the only person that he listened to in his entire life was his father fred

01:17:08.280 and fred's not here anymore i uh so i think you can expect him to slash and burn and i don't think

01:17:17.360 he's going to dwell on muller much longer but once the uh other two reports drop then he's going to go

01:17:24.480 to town bill o'reilly thank you very much like in his book the united states of trump how the president

01:17:30.020 really sees america goes on sale in september uh you can pre-order now thank you so much bill

01:17:35.180 appreciate it all right guys have a great weekend bye-bye all right uh cryptocurrencies let me talk

01:17:43.020 to you a little bit about that blockchain technology it's going to play a significant role in our future

01:17:47.980 um and and i don't know it could play out either way i am a um optimistic catastrophist i i believe that

01:17:55.760 this what we are headed for is absolute catastrophe but if we keep our heads if we keep cool and keep

01:18:02.860 calm and carry on we're going to be fine uh but i don't see a lot of people holding on to their heads

01:18:09.820 um blockchain technology is going to change things and it really is i think going to free us up of a lot

01:18:18.220 of different things uh security is one of them security with our money being able to have access to your

01:18:25.220 own money without without the banking system and the governments of the world dictating exactly what

01:18:32.100 you can and cannot do with it it is becoming more and more important now i don't know what's going

01:18:36.440 to happen with bitcoin i don't know what's going to happen with cryptocurrency uh but i can tell you

01:18:41.020 what we have now is not going to be here it's just not going to last this way it won't it's an

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01:19:28.680 like that's crazy uh stew uh a committed group and i use this word committed uh very carefully here

01:19:54.800 a committed group of flat earthers people who believe that the earth is actually flat and not

01:20:01.740 a globe are planning a visit to antarctica which they believe is at the very end of the world

01:20:08.300 according to forbes they are now organizing a cruise to antarctica i want to go just to watch

01:20:16.680 the flat earth international conference is uh spearheading the trip uh they believe that the

01:20:23.680 edge of the earth is somewhere in antarctica and he believes he has or will have proof this is the

01:20:30.380 leader of this group he said quote when we look at antarctica if you take a globe and you squish it down

01:20:36.940 the antarctic will go all the way around the earth it's kind of like an ice shore and it's very very large

01:20:44.640 it's like you you just don't go there and peek over it because we don't believe anything can fall

01:20:50.060 off the earth because a big portion of the flat a big portion of the flat earth community believes

01:20:59.380 that we are in a dome a lot like a snow globe we're just living on the inside instead of the outside i

01:21:10.680 guess so he continued the sun the moon the stars are all inside this globe it's very high but it's all

01:21:19.420 contained inside so there's no way to actually fall off the earth so well a snow globe though is flat

01:21:27.680 on the bottom it's a half a globe right so it's not inconsistent with their flat earth analysis

01:21:32.800 and if we're living in the truman show it kind of like a truman show right right like so they're

01:21:37.720 going to run into the wall but he says the sun and the moon and stars are all inside it's very high

01:21:43.460 but it's all contained so is there a wall and all of that is just the dope is like the globe is like

01:21:51.580 more of a right a giant rectangle with with little corners up at the top but it's like really really

01:22:00.040 really really really really high maybe i guess my question would be why don't you go east or west

01:22:06.100 why go all the way to antarctica if it's flat just go like on the equator where the weather is nice and

01:22:11.600 just keep going what's he gonna do when he goes around antarctica all the way and ends up at the

01:22:17.320 same place they started uh they're not gonna go that far glenn i hate to break this to you i mean

01:22:23.660 uh that's not gonna happen flat earthers flat earthers committed

01:22:28.000 you're listening to glenn beck

01:22:32.820 you came in and you were a client of planned parenthood or another abortion clinic another

01:22:45.800 abortion clinic twice well another abortion clinic for my first abortion then planned parenthood okay 0.96

01:22:53.180 and the first abortion clinic was a nightmare yeah and they gave you the morning after pill

01:23:00.340 no no i had the surgical abortion there surgical abortion um and then the second abortion was the

01:23:08.180 medication abortion and that was the that's the ru 46 right yeah and uh at least in the film

01:23:14.520 yeah it was even worse in real life yeah and is is that what it's usually like for women 1.00

01:23:22.220 yes yeah but we we would well so it sort of became a joke at the clinic because

01:23:29.180 the management wants to increase the medication abortion because um in many states you don't have to 0.90

01:23:39.940 have a doctor on site to give out that medication so they don't have to pay a doctor

01:23:46.280 to give out the medication so they wanted to increase that number planned parenthood's goal

01:23:55.400 was by 2020 to have 50 of their abortions be the ru 46 pill abortion because it costs less

01:24:03.880 for them if you don't have to have a physician they're performing the abortion and um so it sort of

01:24:10.560 became a joke in the clinic because i hated the medication abortion process i knew that we were 0.91

01:24:16.300 lying to women i'd gone through it myself by what do you mean by lying to women oh we were telling them

01:24:22.640 oh it's just like a heavy menstrual cycle just some minor cramping a little bit of bleeding i knew that

01:24:29.160 was a lie and uh so it became a joke in the clinic because every time we would have um patients there

01:24:40.500 for medication abortions i would talk them out of it and talk them into doing a surgical abortion 0.91

01:24:46.280 which then takes longer we can't do it that day and so my boss stopped letting me counsel

01:24:53.460 the medication abortion clients because i was actually giving them the truth

01:24:57.520 of what those procedures were like explain what it's like um so most of the time women pass clots 1.00

01:25:06.660 the size of lemons or bigger um that can last for eight weeks oh my gosh uh sometimes uh women 1.00

01:25:16.760 well a lot of times the the medication abortion procedure won't work so it will kill the baby

01:25:24.920 the mifeprax that you take will kill the baby but the misoprostol will not be effective at actually

01:25:30.860 removing the baby from the uterus so uh if it does the misoprostol's job is to cause cramping to

01:25:40.720 cause the cervix to contract and the uterus to contract and expel the baby you expel the baby into 0.97

01:25:46.380 the toilet you flush it down the toilet oh my gosh if it doesn't work which many times it doesn't

01:25:52.280 especially if you're further along in your pregnancy then part of the baby may come out but part of it

01:25:58.900 may still be left inside of your uterus so then you have to go back for a surgical abortion anyway 1.00

01:26:05.700 um and then you're recovering from a surgical abortion on top of the traumatic event you just

01:26:13.940 experienced with medication abortion it's unbelievable you can listen to the whole discussion

01:26:19.040 in its entirety tomorrow either on itunes or youtube you really don't want to miss this one

01:26:23.560 i'm hillary that's your four minute buzz and now here's glenn this is really uh this is really an

01:26:27.980 important weekend um for uh abortion i think this movie unplanned comes out it has rated r rating um it is

01:26:36.760 a movie that i think people are going to say i don't want to you know i should go see that but i don't

01:26:40.500 want to it's really uplifting it's not a dirge it's really not um it will make you feel honestly it will

01:26:47.180 make you feel like you're about to win on this uh it will convince your children what abortion really

01:26:53.180 is take your teenage children to it this weekend i urge you urge you please go see this uh it is the

01:27:00.940 story of the woman you just heard um and it's really well done you're gonna like it it opens in

01:27:06.180 theaters today you will not leave the theater the same as when you went in and you don't have to go

01:27:12.480 through all of the pain and emotion that you you know might have gone through like with schindler's

01:27:16.920 list this is an important movie but it's also a good film it's a good or an important film but it's

01:27:22.960 also a good movie uh it's unplanned in theaters today wherever you are please go see it and take some

01:27:29.400 friends the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program i am filled with hope

01:27:53.760 recently uh on so many fronts i believe that this is is all coming undone because people

01:28:02.740 people americans are good we might vote for different people but americans are good and they

01:28:09.280 are decent they are hopeful they are not hateful um they're not racist do we have racists in our

01:28:16.620 country yeah the racist all around the world of all different colors we are different here and

01:28:23.460 i believe i believe i'm just going to call it evil anything that takes away the rights of man

01:28:31.480 and and moves them into a collective is evil in my opinion um and i believe evil has overplayed its

01:28:37.320 hand and i want to talk about one thing specifically the hope of of ridding ourselves of abortion and i

01:28:47.340 really truly believe it's going to happen in my lifetime and it could be sooner than we think

01:28:52.620 something's going on in america and it's happening in state after state i want to point out one state

01:28:58.340 in one minute

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01:30:06.820 you know i moved to texas um for a couple of reasons well i mean let me say this i moved to

01:30:23.400 texas because i felt um guided to uh texas i i felt that this is where we were supposed to be

01:30:29.880 my wife and i both did through prayer um however intellectually i moved here for a couple of reasons

01:30:35.480 uh it's uh i thought one of the last places that where freedom really exists uh texas has created

01:30:43.000 about 50 percent of all of the jobs during the the great recession uh it was texas that pulled us

01:30:50.320 through uh and thank you texas and i know they would just tip their hat and say hey not a problem

01:30:56.700 uh but i think even texas is uh struggling now uh and will struggle because i think we're about to lose it

01:31:04.660 because of the influx of californians and it's it's really kind of losing its understanding of

01:31:12.500 what has made texas so different one of the states that was in the running but i didn't think i could

01:31:18.620 get anybody to move there because they were all moving from new york city was utah and had i had to

01:31:25.160 do it all over again i think i would do utah because utah is not the state that it used to be

01:31:32.300 it's not some you know far out west kind of uh pioneer state it is now a high-tech hub and its

01:31:40.000 economy is booming uh governor of utah is joining us now he has been the governor this is your third

01:31:46.780 term term isn't it governor it is this is i'm in my 10th year now yeah glenn uh and uh i talked to

01:31:54.040 you earlier this week and i i wanted to get you on the air um for the one reason that you are

01:32:00.040 uh signing in a couple of bills that the legislature has passed uh on abortion and i think

01:32:07.520 i think that there is a i think there's a movement happening in the country for the first time people

01:32:14.980 are willing to look at this because those who have been saying you know rare and legal and safe don't

01:32:22.220 mean those things anymore uh they don't mean rare they're shouting their abortion and they want it 0.99

01:32:27.460 after birth which is terrifying to me um tell me what you guys have done in the state

01:32:34.440 well thank you glenn i'm honored to be on with you and by the way uh before we start i have to say to

01:32:40.020 you it's not too late to get a home in utah we'd love it we just had a new blanket of snow this

01:32:46.460 morning the skiing is great greatest snow on earth and our economy is humming well i will tell you this

01:32:51.540 governor i i got a call from vineyard utah i've never heard of vineyard utah yes uh and uh i got

01:32:58.660 a call from uh brooker's founding flavors ice cream it's a new store that started and you had they had

01:33:06.800 me at uh 18 percent uh butter fat in their ice cream i just want to say well uh i i know doug

01:33:14.120 ducy who's the governor of arizona started cold stone creamery and he said i sure love utah because

01:33:20.120 per capita we're number one when it comes to consuming ice cream oh yeah yeah number one a lot

01:33:25.140 of good things yeah but uh feel welcome to come to utah we'd love to have you here and uh i i hear what

01:33:32.660 you say um about this abortion issue which has been uh kind of divided our country since roe v wade

01:33:39.480 1973 i do echo what ruth bader ginsburg said that this should have been decided legislatively

01:33:46.900 and not by nine people in black robes i think the country would have been much better off

01:33:52.500 if we didn't have activism from the court and let's state by state by state as sovereign states in fact

01:33:59.680 determine these issues legislatively and clearly what has come out of this is clearly a um a loss of

01:34:08.800 of i guess elevating people's lives and humanity and we just have a different form of birth control

01:34:15.860 now called abortion that's not what it's designed to do and to be and what the promise was before

01:34:21.880 uh as you said i think uh safe legal and rare is anything but rare and that's unfortunate i think

01:34:29.140 for us as human beings so the legislature in utah just passed a couple of a couple of bills one

01:34:34.660 thank you as a father of a uh child of special needs thank you for taking a stand on uh the most

01:34:44.800 humbling among us those with down syndrome you you guys pass this and you're about to sign this in

01:34:52.020 tell me what it is yes we've said that if you choose to have an abortion simply because you have a down

01:34:59.240 syndrome uh child that that's not appropriate just as we would want to not discriminate against 0.84

01:35:06.300 individuals with down syndrome syndrome in our society we shouldn't in fact discriminate against

01:35:11.960 them in utero and so we've passed a law which i have signed now which says that that's not a reason

01:35:18.960 to have an abortion to say well my child will have down syndrome the other one is so we've signed into

01:35:25.900 law is that we've moved it to 18 weeks as far as the timeline so uh you cannot have an abortion in 0.97

01:35:33.380 utah under this law after 18 weeks there are typical exceptions that we have in the law a woman's life at

01:35:42.040 risk you know if you have a rape or incest there's some other exceptions to therefore um brain damage of

01:35:49.660 of the fetus etc but it's we've moved it to 18 weeks with a belief that we are in fact stating

01:35:56.440 to the world we believe in the sanctity of life and we need to be pro-life and i'm unabashedly

01:36:02.820 and unapologetically pro-life and i think that most of america feels that same way so governor let me ask

01:36:10.080 you this because it's moving the opposite direction technology is you're going to be able to live outside

01:36:15.500 the mother's body um you know at four weeks eventually probably um so it's moving in the

01:36:24.080 other direction uh that it's viable i think it's georgia that just passed the heartbeat i mean when

01:36:30.460 we stop when when somebody stops at an accident the first thing they do is is anybody alive check the

01:36:38.120 heartbeat when you hear the heartbeat that's when you know that person is alive they're going now for

01:36:46.360 the heartbeat law which they're going to come under all kinds of scrutiny and trouble for that

01:36:50.520 but doesn't that make sense where we should be going and headed well when i was in the army doing my

01:36:56.120 basic training i can tell you that's exactly what my first aid classes taught us first check for a

01:37:01.680 pulse heartbeat clear the airway and then treat for shock stop the bleeding and treat for shock that was

01:37:07.280 the order of things he always checked the pulse the heartbeat that was a sign of life yeah and so i

01:37:13.440 agree with what george is saying i think the heartbeat aspect of this which you can detect after six weeks

01:37:19.160 ought to give us all pause that's a sign of life and what would we want to do to interfere with that

01:37:26.620 progress uh in the womb particularly until it's it's uh ready to be born why would we want to interfere

01:37:33.920 with that it uh pick our consciences to say what we're doing here is probably not what we would do

01:37:40.200 as humanity uh whether it's a religious belief or just the values that we have of as human beings and

01:37:46.060 an association one with another but the heartbeat issue i think is one that's always bothered me

01:37:51.880 in my view of being pro-life is when that heartbeat's detected that certainly is a sign of life

01:37:57.800 uh we're talking to uh governor gary herbert uh the governor of utah who has um i reached out to him

01:38:05.680 earlier this week and and really wanted to know if anybody um in his office could even uh attend this

01:38:12.920 screening and he immediately said i'll be there um and so you're coming tonight we're going to come

01:38:19.780 down in fact i'm bringing the first lady uh she wants to be there and i'm going to try to bring the 1.00

01:38:23.720 first son uh so um uh again i think it sounds exciting i've seen the trailer i don't know the

01:38:29.900 movie and i don't know miss johnson is that her name yeah yeah abby johnson yeah it's i mean it's uh

01:38:35.960 it's it's surprisingly uplifting it's not a dirge it's not one of these you know movies you have to see

01:38:42.200 it's a movie that you'll be glad you saw because you'll you'll leave there um uplifted it's got a

01:38:48.900 great message to it but i'm telling you if your teenagers go they made it rated r for a reason

01:38:54.220 to stop teenagers from being allowed into it because if your teenager sees it they will forever

01:39:02.040 be anybody who sees this your conviction of this is murder will happen when you see this movie

01:39:09.740 well i again it should give us pause and it should give us opportunity to think through what we've done

01:39:17.040 maybe reverse our our uh what we have as policy in this country and uh you mentioned science glenn and

01:39:25.740 i do believe that's an important aspect of what's happening now is if we have a child born premature

01:39:32.500 um there was science is able to save their life uh in a much earlier time more premature preemies you

01:39:40.100 know are being saved now because of science and advancement in science that we have ever before in our

01:39:45.580 history well if we can do that to save a child that's born premature again why would we not in

01:39:51.840 fact want to save a child that comes out for whatever reason and i guess some of the horror

01:39:56.620 stories we're hearing as we let this uh uh premature uh uh infant sit there and gasp and just die because

01:40:05.680 we won't assist it and that's the part i find just really hard to understand why would you not assist

01:40:12.060 anybody who's gasping for life trying to breathe and trying to be uh viable and yet we have somebody

01:40:19.800 that would say no we'll just if i can't survive on its own we'll die be like you being under water and

01:40:26.300 and having a uh uh aqua system you know when somebody pulls a plug on you and you gasp there and say well

01:40:33.620 if you can't do it on your own we'll just let you die i mean it's very similar and i i think science

01:40:39.060 is certainly uh teaching us that that there's opportunities for them to survive outside the

01:40:44.580 womb with science and scientific help and that ought to happen we ought to be there prepared to

01:40:50.300 to help that unborn child survive gary herbert governor of utah we'll see you tonight sir thank

01:40:57.100 you so much thank you all right thank you glenn god bless you bet um i just uh i'm going to take

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01:43:00.200 i a very personal note um i'm volunteering my time i don't i i don't know the filmmakers i mean i've

01:43:28.640 met them i don't know anybody but abby johnson uh i'm not making any money off of any of the film or

01:43:36.900 anything else um i'm promoting this movie so hard and it is open in a thousand theaters nationwide this

01:43:48.120 weekend and i'm promoting it because i believe in its message but also because halfway through

01:43:54.640 i saw abby at cpac and it was so loud and we were in such a tight crowd i just hugged her when i saw her

01:44:04.540 and i whispered in her ear abby i believe i believe this is going to end in my lifetime and it will have a lot

01:44:17.380 to do with you

01:44:18.580 it's up to each of us to teach our children

01:44:29.040 it's also up to each of us to do our part i'm ashamed when i go to

01:44:34.040 you know uh pro-life things and i see

01:44:37.160 it's mainly it's mainly catholics i mean catholics have been doing this 0.98

01:44:42.420 really well they've been holding this this tide uh back for all of us for so long and each of our

01:44:50.800 religions each of our faiths have got to get involved and that's why this week i have concentrated

01:44:56.860 really on my faith but whatever your faith is please please get your church your faith your civic

01:45:04.720 group whatever it is your pack of friends to start standing up i have uh i've reached out to the the

01:45:15.840 uh the the the highest echelons in utah in in all categories this week

01:45:23.680 and in my faith

01:45:33.120 because

01:45:36.360 i believe we're being watched

01:45:40.900 i believe

01:45:43.560 in the covenant made in

01:45:46.400 in america

01:45:48.000 i believe in divine providence

01:45:52.900 i believe that we were a blessed nation

01:45:57.740 and i believe that we may have even

01:46:02.120 be blessed with more time because of what has happened with our stance because of president trump with israel

01:46:08.540 say what you want about president trump but i will tell you i think he bought us more time

01:46:13.540 with divine providence because of our stance on israel

01:46:17.620 but as i see us debate things that

01:46:21.200 and please do your own homework look this up

01:46:24.200 even the people who voted for adolf hitler stood against infanticide

01:46:30.040 even the germans stood against this

01:46:33.960 and we are so quiet about it

01:46:36.960 we cannot be a protected nation we cannot

01:46:46.180 call on divine providence if we

01:46:49.020 don't pass this test

01:46:51.220 personally there are

01:46:57.100 two things on my heart

01:47:00.840 one

01:47:04.420 i'm tired of my faith being an outcast

01:47:07.380 we believe in jesus christ

01:47:10.120 we believe he is the son of god

01:47:12.780 we believe he is the

01:47:14.160 only

01:47:14.820 savior of the world

01:47:16.860 i have

01:47:20.280 been disinvited

01:47:21.880 from pro-life groups because of my faith

01:47:25.220 and i have

01:47:26.300 i have still prayed for those events and still promoted those events

01:47:33.420 but my faith

01:47:38.480 has stood up

01:47:41.140 but we're awfully quiet

01:47:42.940 and this weekend

01:47:45.380 is a weekend for people of my faith

01:47:49.180 to show other faiths

01:47:50.900 we are in the fight with you

01:47:53.060 the other thing that is on my heart is

01:48:00.180 we have to all come together

01:48:05.120 i don't care if you are a person of faith 1.00

01:48:08.920 what faith you're in

01:48:10.380 or no faith

01:48:11.860 this may be our last call

01:48:15.860 if we cannot

01:48:17.920 stand for this

01:48:20.000 what will we stand for

01:48:25.120 this movie opens this weekend

01:48:31.220 and it could go away quietly

01:48:35.520 but i'm telling you

01:48:37.160 abby johnson

01:48:38.020 her story

01:48:39.340 is a gift from god

01:48:40.820 at this time

01:48:41.920 that this movie

01:48:43.300 has divine providence

01:48:45.920 it's not the greatest movie i've ever seen

01:48:48.360 it's just a good movie

01:48:49.780 and it will convict your children

01:48:52.600 and the mpaa is trying to make sure your children don't go see it

01:48:57.900 and it's uplifting

01:48:59.220 it's not a dirge

01:49:00.300 please go see unplanned

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01:50:30.320 do it again

01:50:44.860 uh welcome to the uh

01:50:46.660 welcome to the uh program

01:50:48.480 uh joe biden

01:50:50.200 is in an interesting place

01:50:52.500 uh yeah

01:50:53.380 he's in trouble glenn

01:50:54.720 yeah

01:50:55.020 he is in trouble

01:50:55.860 you know this guy wants to run for president

01:50:57.260 and then he has these antiquated views

01:50:59.240 i mean do you believe this

01:51:00.860 well he's an old guy

01:51:01.900 yeah he is

01:51:02.760 so he's you know a lot of old people said crazy things back in the day

01:51:06.460 you know

01:51:07.420 well he's he's he's corrected himself a little bit

01:51:09.540 but is it enough

01:51:10.180 in 1981 he was a senator

01:51:12.080 and uh the evil

01:51:14.320 anti-choice side of the argument

01:51:17.160 decided they wanted to have a constitutional amendment

01:51:19.780 to allow individual states to overturn roe versus wade

01:51:22.680 the amendment which the national abortions rights action league or nARAL called the most devastating attack yet on abortion rights

01:51:31.960 cleared a key hurdle in the senate judiciary committee in march 1982

01:51:35.640 support came not only from republicans but from a 39 year old second term democrat joseph robinette biden jr

01:51:44.340 i cannot yes that's his middle name i cannot take it seriously whatever you say his middle name

01:51:48.620 robinette robinette uh he says i'm probably a victim or a product however you want to phrase

01:51:56.660 it of my background mr biden a roman catholic said at the time my a victim of his catholicism

01:52:03.340 wow oh my god the decision he said was the most difficult vote he's cast as a u.s senator now of

01:52:09.220 course advanced to today and obviously you can't be on record voting uh to allow a state to overturn

01:52:16.540 the right to kill your kid so we've advanced now to his 2015 explanation of that vote and he said

01:52:24.020 his new uh explanation of how super mega doppler pro-abortion he is is this i'm prepared to accept

01:52:31.940 that at the moment of conception there's human life and being but i'm not prepared to say that

01:52:36.320 to other god-fearing or non-god-fearing people that have a different view he said in in 2015 so

01:52:42.640 they're now you know the left is trying to figure this out no i mean you know seriously you know

01:52:46.520 back in germany you know i'm sure there was a beck around there someplace and and we would all vote for

01:52:53.220 that beck to be you know master of the universe if they said back in the day you know i i'm i believe

01:53:01.840 the jew is just like me but who am i to say anything to any god-fearing or non-god-fearing

01:53:08.500 person that doesn't view a jew that way apply this to anything anything listen to that i'm prepared

01:53:14.800 dog i'm prepared to accept that blacks and whites are equal but i'm not prepared to say that to other 0.86

01:53:19.780 god-fearing or non-god-fearing people that have a different view i'm prepared to accept that men and

01:53:24.740 women are equal but i'm not i'm not prepared to uh say that to other god-fearing people i'm prepared

01:53:30.520 to say that straights and gays are equal but i'm not i will never step out and prepared to say that 1.00

01:53:36.620 to other god-fearing or non-god-fearing people to the point land that we are now so far beyond any of

01:53:41.240 that stuff it's i'm prepared to accept that christian bakers should sell wedding cakes to to gay weddings 0.74

01:53:48.020 but i'm not prepared to say that to other god-fearing or non-garrett god they're fearing people

01:53:54.720 who have a different view you could have put any one of our laws in here and all the ones we mentioned

01:54:00.200 even our jokey ones don't even come close to the issue of life and death you know this was the this

01:54:06.800 was the this was the argument of those who protected the slave trade look i believe i believe that blacks

01:54:16.260 are humans that blacks are not inferior that blacks shouldn't be enslaved but who am i to say that to 1.00

01:54:22.580 the south i don't know a fellow human being fighting for the rights of other individuals 0.57

01:54:29.020 constitutionally guaranteed right to life how about that i i want to uh i want to play something i'm doing

01:54:35.680 in a podcast if you haven't listened to our podcast yet uh they're really really good um and they're

01:54:43.440 getting better every week i think the um they're sometimes 40 minutes or sometimes 90 minutes uh

01:54:50.160 of just a one-on-one civil quiet conversation with people who are extraordinary in one way or another

01:54:59.140 i think last was it last week the guy who jumped off the golden gate bridge that was that was one of

01:55:04.560 the most unbelievable stories i've ever heard and how he was saved if you'd if if you don't believe

01:55:13.160 in divine providence listen to this one it was incredible this week it's abby johnson and i want to

01:55:20.780 play something that took my breath away absolutely took my breath away now this is abby is not just

01:55:28.660 somebody who you know infiltrated and got inside and had a tape this is a woman who won the planned 1.00

01:55:36.120 parenthood national employee of the year so she was running their clinic she knows how it works now 0.99

01:55:46.840 planned parenthood always tries to make it about the women but i want you to hear how this is run

01:55:54.540 as a business listen to this plain parenthood's done a really good job and the abortion the abortion 0.89

01:56:01.840 business in general has done a really good job of convincing people that you know abortion is just

01:56:13.200 this unfortunate decision that women sometimes have to make so if they're going to make it better that 1.00

01:56:22.160 they make it in a safe quote unquote clinic um they don't talk about how they are actually selling

01:56:34.000 patients on abortion that look that's the whole purpose of planned parenthood being in our public 0.97

01:56:43.340 school system it's not to provide it's not really to provide sex education to our kids

01:56:50.820 the purpose of them being in the public school system and in some private school systems

01:56:56.640 is so that they can develop a relationship with your child starting in kindergarten

01:57:03.500 when your child gets old enough and they start going through puberty and they start having questions

01:57:10.060 about sex

01:57:11.340 the educators are there to say and i know they say this because i was an educator and i said this

01:57:19.740 you can't go to your parents about how you're feeling right now they won't understand oh my gosh they

01:57:28.560 don't know what you're going through but you can come to me because i've known you since you were five

01:57:34.380 i've known you since you were in kindergarten you can trust me and then the goal is we get these girls 0.99

01:57:42.000 girls into our clinics and by the time they're 11 12 13 years old we have them on a birth control method 1.00

01:57:50.820 like i said i'm 38 if you told me abby you have to take a pill at the same time every day within two

01:57:59.320 hours in order for this thing to be effective i would fail okay so if you're asking a 12 year old to do

01:58:05.720 that she is of course you're i mean you're setting her up for failure but that's the point

01:58:11.640 they're putting her on a method that has a high human error rate and they know that

01:58:18.140 planned parenthood's own statistics state that 54 of women who have abortions were using

01:58:23.980 contraception at the time they got pregnant that's the whole point put them on a method that has a high 0.57

01:58:30.900 human error rate these girls will fail hopefully before they graduate high school they will be 0.99

01:58:40.160 into our clinics for their first abortion she goes on to say once they've had their first

01:58:48.020 then we get them a new prescription they fail again in college and they'll have their second abortion 0.91

01:58:54.980 and our whole plan is to have three abortions by the time they're 30 they're at they actually plan 1.00

01:59:04.940 they are working towards three abortions for every woman by the time they're 30 so they make money

01:59:12.940 she goes on to talk about how they are taught and remember she ran the planned parent she was the

01:59:21.220 employee of the year nationally and she was the employee of the year because she was so effective

01:59:28.900 in selling abortions if someone was coming in they don't have prenatal anything they can't make any

01:59:36.980 money if you want to keep your baby and so what they try to do and she explains how it's done

01:59:43.200 they talk they sell these girls it's like a car salesman and when i said that to her i said this

01:59:50.040 like a really bad used car salesman she said that's what we were she said what can i do to get you into

01:59:57.100 this abortion today so i'm going to have an ultrasound to show yes you are pregnant now we can get rid of 1.00

02:00:04.800 this baby right now well i'm not really sure well this ultrasound is five hundred dollars and so i can

02:00:10.880 fold that into i can give that to you for free and fold that into the price of the abortion if you 1.00

02:00:17.600 schedule today but once you walk out i can't i can't do that so you're going to have to pay for

02:00:22.960 an abortion and an ultrasound and then the follow-up question so is there any reason we shouldn't

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02:00:31.240 it is grotesque

02:00:35.660 this is the message of unplanned this is the message that she has and it is so powerful

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02:04:43.740 this is the glenbeck program

02:04:47.700 hey on monday monday's glenbeck program we have a special on beto uh every every week we are going

02:05:11.460 to i guess for the next 400 weeks uh go over another presidential candidate that the left is

02:05:18.100 putting out and tell you who these people really are their connections their history and everything

02:05:22.140 else we have a piece um from yesterday beto on the campaign trail where he's uh talking to somebody

02:05:28.340 who says why should i vote for you you're not surprisingly not for reparations listen it was

02:05:35.800 reported that the u.n says that the u.s owes black people more specifically african descendants of

02:05:41.560 slavery reparations and but there was a washington times article saying that you

02:05:46.380 oppose reparations traditional reparations for black people so why should i as a black man vote

02:05:52.480 for you when you oppose reparations thank you for the question and the opportunity to address

02:05:57.300 uh one of the most important and certainly uh the most foundational issue for this country

02:06:02.980 a country whose foundation was literally built on the backs of slaves those who were brought here 1.00

02:06:08.960 in bondage from other countries against their will who effectively had no ability to enjoy the

02:06:15.720 fruits of their labor the wealth that they helped to build there is 10 times the wealth in white america

02:06:20.580 than there is in black america today and whatever education you receive that disparity will continue

02:06:27.580 to be there until we make structural changes the rate of infant mortality in the united states

02:06:33.680 in 2019 is greater between white women and black women than it was in 1850 10 years before the civil war 0.99

02:06:44.140 started so i say all this to share with you that i begin and just begin i will acknowledge

02:06:49.800 to understand some of the challenges and some of the wrongs that we have committed and the need

02:06:55.540 for reparation wow so he's it now he's for it it seems like and also really sure i don't know where

02:07:02.300 he is when he said we have committed i'm surprised he's you know because i didn't commit any of those

02:07:07.520 things against black people so if beto did he should tell us the example of how he right he did these 0.99

02:07:13.240 horrible things and even your family my family came here in the late 1800s but i i don't answer

02:07:20.640 for my family my family is a group of individuals that do things that they people that i've never

02:07:27.260 met that were my great great great grandparents are not my responsibility should we put uh charles

02:07:33.640 manson if he had any children should we put his children in jail for his crimes should they pay

02:07:39.540 no of course not you're listening to glenn beck

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 29, 2019

On the Verge of White Man Suffering？｜ Guests： Bill O’Reilly & Governor Gary Herbert ｜ 3⧸29⧸19

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 29, 2019

On the Verge of White Man Suffering？ ｜ Guests： Bill O’Reilly & Governor Gary Herbert ｜ 3⧸29⧸19

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On the Verge of White Man Suffering？｜ Guests： Bill O’Reilly & Governor Gary Herbert ｜ 3⧸29⧸19