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00:00:00.000 good morning how are you good morning everybody uh how is everybody this morning well i'm pretty

00:00:10.220 good uh we do have an arizona man that has registered a swarm of bees as an emotional

00:00:16.820 support animal we're just screwing with this stuff now i love it uh that's just a troll i

00:00:23.840 assume right uh well he was trying to make the point that it's too easy uh to have emotional

00:00:30.260 support animals that's a good way to make it so he he had his beehive a swarm of bees designated

00:00:38.120 that really makes me laugh i love this we need to get this guy on sarah come in and see if we can

00:00:45.640 get this guy on i love this the bees swarming around your head like that's a soothing thing

00:00:50.360 for somebody and everybody else on the planes freaked out

00:00:53.440 it's similar though to the way we treat colleges right where like 90 of people are thinking one

00:01:00.620 way but there's the one person doesn't like the nativity scene or whatever yeah and it's like

00:01:04.620 that's what this is right why do we we're why are we addressing it seems like our society now should

00:01:10.620 say yeah the b guy he's the one we should honor here in our society yes

00:01:20.360 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:01:35.380 what welcome to the program hello america it is uh thursday let's see do we start with the ig

00:01:46.880 hearings that nobody in the press is taking seriously or do i tell you about the arizona man

00:01:55.260 who has registered a swarm of bees as emotional support animals can i start my meal with dessert today

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00:03:31.020 so the house is formally introducing the articles of impeachment today

00:03:38.120 they're going to be debating those am i eating brussels sprouts before my dessert

00:03:44.920 i requested dessert first today an arizona man's emotional support animal is creating quite a buzz

00:03:50.860 prescott valley arizona resident david keller thinks the application process to register an emotional

00:04:01.580 support animal is too easy so he's tried to register a swarm of bees as his service pet it worked that's

00:04:11.760 unbelievable

00:04:12.680 a lot of people thought it was hilarious and a lot of people were getting upset keller told the cbs

00:04:21.900 affiliate we recently went on a website called usaservicedogregistration.com and successfully

00:04:28.860 uploaded a random photo of a beehive as a service animal to bring awareness to the issue that anyone

00:04:34.380 could do this so now i want you to i want you to understand he went to the usa service dog

00:04:41.080 registration.com and he registered a beehive

00:04:46.040 so it's not even a dog

00:04:49.020 there's no leashes that can be put on these well if you have tiny leashes

00:04:53.700 well yeah little teeny tiny leashes what did they tell him when he tried to register

00:04:58.160 to buzz off

00:04:59.140 uh anyway he was inspired to go through the registration after seeing a service dog that was

00:05:07.080 visibly untrained he said i could tell that it was not a service animal because it was pulling the

00:05:12.460 owner to the parking lot i was thinking this is too easy the website he used to register his swarm

00:05:18.600 is just one of many that make the application process for emotional pets too easy experts say

00:05:24.360 they're silly they they don't mean anything you can pay for a registry on one of those websites and

00:05:29.560 basically you're paying for a piece of paper to put a name on a list um training is how you can tell

00:05:36.060 whether it's a service animal or not and not all animals uh can be trained bees can be trained all

00:05:42.120 right sure they can i mean i don't see why not yeah can you tell if they're sitting you can't you just

00:05:47.720 can't see it sit right like it could be sitting stay i mean if they're trained or not honey yeah

00:05:53.120 and you get a little teeny newspaper and you bat them on the nose if they if they i don't know if

00:06:01.320 do they they've got to urinate and do bees poop these are great questions great and emotional

00:06:08.580 support animals are in the eye of the bee holder

00:06:12.000 miniature horses remain clear to fly as services animals although emotional support dogs in two twos

00:06:21.360 were recently booted off a flight after showing signs of distress now for the first time i have uh i

00:06:29.340 have an and an actual service dog we have trained killers that will rip your throat out uh and they're

00:06:39.180 true i mean yeah and you know they are trained uh and you know they're really really good uh and for

00:06:47.280 the very first time you know he's got the vest and everything and it's even red for christmas time

00:06:52.020 but we you know we we bring him with the family usually wherever we go unless we have been flying

00:06:58.800 you know commercially we'll take him in the car or if we're lucky enough to fly privately or whatever

00:07:03.700 we'll do that but we've not taken him on the plane until they started loading horses on the plane

00:07:11.380 and then i'm like you know what i this is an actual service to the family i'm taking this dog

00:07:19.040 and so we took him and you know he's clearly a service dog and he's like a hundred pounds but he

00:07:25.220 has to sit at our feet and getting him to sit if he wasn't trained he'd eat us and he sat right at

00:07:33.520 our feet and didn't move the stewardesses were like oh my gosh what a really good dog and we're like

00:07:38.320 yeah he is uh and he sat and just laid underneath our feet the whole time it was uncomfortable him

00:07:46.100 for uncomfortable for us but that's a service dog i see these dogs walking in the airport now and i

00:07:54.180 see all these things and i'm like okay that's that's not a service dog but i'm not gonna complain

00:07:59.000 whatever yeah i mean that's cool i don't care service dogs too there's a seemingly a line between

00:08:03.760 service dogs which are allowed pretty much anywhere right i mean like especially when you think of

00:08:08.980 traditional service dog you think of you know seeing eye dog right like that uh but no but an

00:08:13.920 emotional support dog now is the same you can't seem there's no line not take you cannot refuse an

00:08:19.680 emotional support animal i mean obviously you know this is why these things happen right i mean was

00:08:26.680 it i mean we've seen some ridiculous examples the swarm of bees is my favorite one oh this is the

00:08:31.240 greatest this is better than the horse the horse made it on a plane i'd like this guy to take a jar

00:08:37.320 of bees hang a hive from the overhead luggage compartment no they've got to be with me the

00:08:45.680 whole time just it's so relaxing listen to that buzz everyone else is terrified this is a great

00:08:53.360 example of our society though right i mean you have like one person who's upset at santa claus on the

00:08:59.820 town square yeah and everyone else just has to deal with it right that's the emotional support bee

00:09:04.400 and this should be the one that everybody in this society supports everyone should support

00:09:09.580 the bee guy right because everyone else sure yes they will be tortured and unhappy but that's not

00:09:13.980 what this is about this is about the one person who requested the one thing correct and so they've

00:09:19.780 got to fly next to you on a plane i'd like to register a lot of bees i think you should take

00:09:26.280 his whole beehive but break it up between his family so they're all sitting with like a jar of bees

00:09:32.340 there's got someone's gonna get this through it'll actually work somewhere if people keep trying

00:09:42.680 and we should talk to this guy because i think he he probably has a plan this guy's brilliant because

00:09:46.280 it look i think we this is the taking advantage of people's good nature americans have a good nature

00:09:53.760 and you know what if you have trouble flying and it will be a little easier for you to if you can

00:09:59.220 pet your dog on the flight or give you a little emotional support an emotional support dog sure

00:10:04.480 whatever that's that's generally speaking the attitude here and then you have people who are

00:10:08.320 going to take it to the b level because there's so many people who just like their dog and want it

00:10:12.520 on the flight which again is i mean i guess it's up to the airline or whatever i don't really care i'm

00:10:18.340 allergic to dogs believe it or not i have a hard time petting uh oh really oh no yeah i have to

00:10:23.480 wash my hands right out otherwise i break out in hives and stuff ah hives

00:10:27.520 uh so that one was unintentional uh you know and so i'm allergic to dogs and cats and everything

00:10:37.780 else so i you know i don't want to be sitting on an airplane full of animals but you know okay

00:10:43.380 it's just like it's gonna be like a bus from indiana jones where like there's just chickens all

00:10:48.820 over the place and feathers flying in your face it will be there's a donkey in a cage in the middle

00:10:53.980 of the aisle we have all cage how dare you how dare you how dare you put them in a cage i'm calling

00:11:02.000 sorry greta i didn't mean to get you up so early all right we're gonna take a quick break then we're

00:11:07.400 coming back with ben sass uh he has caused a i don't know how many liberal heads to explode

00:11:15.660 with his questioning yesterday uh on the fisa abuse accusations and i just want you to listen to him

00:11:25.160 because he's not a guy who's been you know exactly all over donald trump as we gotta support him no

00:11:33.220 matter what and they are hammering ben sass and say well looks like he just turned into a trump guy

00:11:41.220 i want you to listen to his testimony and tell me how this can be interpreted at all about anything at

00:11:49.640 all about donald trump this is about your security this is about the fourth amendment this there's i don't

00:11:59.360 think i think i have seen a more important uh hearing and trial than this impeachment trial

00:12:07.360 and all of the other things now with the ig report i don't this is it this is truly last call for the

00:12:16.800 constitution because if this is just all swept under the rug we're doomed we're do if they'll do this

00:12:24.320 to a president and to a presidential campaign where they know everybody's going to be looking into it

00:12:31.340 what do you think they're going to do to you it's really amazing and uh we had a lot of great senators

00:12:39.580 yesterday in examination on this the press it made this into nothing i want you to listen to him

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00:14:37.980 mike lee's going to be joining us in 10 minutes

00:14:45.780 he'll be bringing his emotional support bees along with him i mean sarah is yelling at me in my ear

00:14:54.440 the whole time today sarah she doesn't oh she doesn't like you she really doesn't she's worked

00:14:58.540 with how long have you worked with me now sarah 16 years 16 years that's so depressing when you

00:15:03.040 think about it isn't it sarah a little bit you were mean to me wait a minute you were mean to me

00:15:07.700 when you first started and you're still mean to me i gotta keep you in line yeah i wish you could hear

00:15:13.260 what she says to me and then we started the show and then stew and i were laughing about something

00:15:17.660 and in my ear she's like go go how about she goes how about talking

00:15:23.580 and then talking to each other off the air right and then just then i uh i i heard her in my ear

00:15:31.340 she's like you're supposed to wait 10 seconds you're making me sound a lot nicer than i am

00:15:37.280 well this is jolly sarah she's around the holidays it's a holiday she's in a good mood

00:15:42.160 i'm afraid of sarah help me how dare you

00:15:47.020 you know think of greta and then think of sarah have you ever seen them at a party

00:15:55.220 at the same place have you ever seen them at a party period no well there you go no uh-uh

00:16:00.460 uh okay i don't know hang out with too many 16 year olds uh from europe uh at parties yeah

00:16:06.400 yeah it's usually i try to there was this great guy i could have introduced you to but he just hung

00:16:11.440 himself uh and he had all of the connections he did to the great 16 year old parties he did yeah

00:16:18.260 uh we have uh we have mike lee coming up in just a second i want to happy about that he's like this

00:16:27.580 was a mistake um let me uh let me play ben sass uh and his testimony yesterday this is with horowitz

00:16:35.320 the ig the inspector general for the justice department who is looking into what is the fbi

00:16:42.100 doing how's this fisa thing working and listen to this exchange uh mr horowitz thank you for being

00:16:49.320 here and to all of your team you've done important work so thank you to all of you and uh rose one and

00:16:53.800 two as well um there's there are a number of things that are really troubling but some of them have been

00:16:59.560 unpacked pretty fully so far so i'm gonna pick up some loose ends um bruce or who is he and what's

00:17:08.140 his role at the department and then let's ask some questions about the bizarre pathway by which he

00:17:12.580 became involved in this investigation so at the time of these events he was an associate deputy

00:17:17.640 attorney general and the head of the organized crime drug enforcement task force working out of

00:17:22.040 the deputy attorney general's office the organized crime and drug enforcement task force

00:17:26.440 and that's connected to election interference by the russians how uh it is not what the hell is he

00:17:32.300 doing here that was precisely the concern which that we lay out here um he had no role um in any of

00:17:40.420 the election interference matters um we have a bunch of people in the media who wanted to read this as

00:17:47.580 a rorschach test and they wanted to have a predetermined answer for exactly how to interpret each piece of

00:17:53.020 this and so as the chairman began today he said you know uh predicate of investigation appropriate

00:17:59.320 but some minor mistakes and errors were made you've outlined in this 478 or 434 depending on whether we

00:18:06.380 count all the roman numerals uh page report 17 significant errors in this investigation

00:18:11.520 bruce orr who has a very significant senior role odag for those who don't know the office of the deputy

00:18:19.160 attorney general has primary oversight of all law enforcement agencies in america so if you're in

00:18:24.820 the fbi and you might make a mistake in your investigation the people you'd be in trouble

00:18:30.040 with normally are in the deputy attorney general's office and here's a guy in the deputy attorney

00:18:34.460 general's office who ultimately gets involved inserts himself into this investigation and i think

00:18:39.500 it's pretty important to recognize we've got a massive cultural systemic failure if a guy from odag

00:18:45.240 who should be doing oversight of this case if he weren't off on another assignment about organized

00:18:49.940 crime and drug trafficking if he were going to get involved in this he should be checking the work

00:18:55.120 of the people who were doing the work and there are a whole bunch of department protocols and

00:18:59.200 provisions that were violated throughout this but bruce orr he ultimately decides to get extra

00:19:05.180 information out of christopher steel after christopher steel or his employer fusion gps had been cut off

00:19:12.560 by the fbi why did the fbi decide to no longer listen to christopher steel so he was closed in

00:19:19.320 november of 2016 after the fbi learned of his disclosure to mother jones magazine that he had been working

00:19:27.160 with the fbi uh previously and uh we know from the evidence that senator cruz went through um there

00:19:34.800 were a whole bunch of subsources that christopher steel was summarizing and the fbi at that point was

00:19:39.760 believing he might be a credible guy uh and they ultimately realized that this is a bunch of bs

00:19:44.680 and his subsources are saying i said some of this in jest and some of it's stuff that i overheard in a

00:19:49.560 bar none of it is information that i had firsthand knowledge of and so the fbi decides reasonably listen

00:19:55.460 that mr steel's information isn't credible right so they cut him off actually let me just be clear

00:19:59.640 that isn't what caused them to cut him off what caused them to cut him off is they learned he had

00:20:03.200 talked to the press in mother jones magazine they actually had that other information

00:20:06.840 and didn't tell anybody about it okay so what you so you're disagreeing with me only to say the

00:20:12.440 problems with mr steel are twice as bad as i summarized i'm i'm just saying it's that isn't

00:20:16.840 why they cut him off okay right that's the concern is that so then bruce or who doesn't have any

00:20:22.140 responsibilities in this area decides he'll insert himself into the investigation and go get additional

00:20:27.200 information from or about christopher steel and the people who are funding christopher steel

00:20:31.640 can you just remind us who's bruce or married to um bruce or spouse nelly or had formerly been

00:20:39.280 and at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steel had had been a former con

00:20:47.700 independent contractor for fusion gps so in other words bruce or decides to insert himself into an

00:20:53.540 investigation after the professional agents involved in this investigation said mr steel isn't

00:20:59.040 reputable isn't credible and has been talking to the media so we're now not going to talk to

00:21:03.680 christopher steel anymore bruce or says actually i should and he meets with these people who are

00:21:08.700 funding or who are the employers of christopher steel or on his dossier who's also bruce or's wife's

00:21:15.920 source of compensation had been had been as of i think september 2016 she had no longer been an

00:21:23.020 independent contractor um and i want to also i think it's important to be clear because this is relevant

00:21:28.380 again to the significance of some of the uh inappropriate actions here the fbi was not a

00:21:35.900 reluctant participant in this relationship that was of a conduit from bruce or through bruce or to

00:21:42.880 steel as we lay out here so i just want to be clear they're not saying we don't want to deal with

00:21:47.740 him yeah they're saying oh yeah call essentially if you have something we would love to hear from you

00:21:52.980 stop i want to just is that a problem because this is only one of the problems that's the first one

00:21:59.960 he concentrated on ben sass is that a problem that the that the fbi says no we can't talk to him but

00:22:08.640 only because he's talking to the press not because they know the information he has given them is

00:22:14.900 inaccurate they know it and they don't get him rid of get rid of him for that they get rid of him

00:22:21.180 because he's talking to the press then they say hey by the way and i know we're not supposed to be

00:22:26.880 talking to him but if you get any information from him just pass it on through to us this is the least

00:22:33.380 of the problems how how how comfortable are you on this mike lee goes into it with us

00:22:43.000 in just a few minutes stand by next

00:22:45.780 you're listening to glenn beck times are changing and these days it seems like they can change a lot

00:22:55.040 faster than they used to we live in a country we're right beneath our very noses a significant

00:23:00.480 percentage of people that we have elected to protect our freedoms are trying desperately to

00:23:06.140 trample on them this this hearing yesterday with the ig shows that there is no fourth amendment

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00:24:23.880 i want you to listen to um yesterday this is ben sass apologizing to mike lee listen

00:24:41.540 i want to just say that i wish mike lee weren't sitting here two people away from me right now

00:24:47.100 because as a national security hawk i have argued with mike lee in the four and a half or five years

00:24:52.940 that i've been in the senate that stuff just like this couldn't possibly happen at the fbi and at the

00:24:59.140 department of justice so as somebody who is embarrassed on behalf of the fbi about your report

00:25:04.360 because i believe that it is critically important that we have defies the statute i think the fisk is an

00:25:10.640 incredibly important court the approval rating of applications that come before the fisk are off

00:25:16.060 the charts i don't know the current numbers but a couple years ago when i saw them i think it was

00:25:19.200 97.9 percent is that is that a fair i think it's was the last number i saw was roughly 98 percent okay

00:25:25.260 so 98 approval rating of applications that come before the fisk why would it be that high

00:25:31.220 people would normally say and i'm not asking you to answer that i'm saying that the good answer is

00:25:36.440 in an ex parte i'm not an attorney but an export a proceeding before the court when you the american

00:25:41.920 citizen who might be being surveilled or be suspected of something that would open a surveillance uh

00:25:47.940 warrant against you the assumption would be if you can't be there to defend yourself it's because the

00:25:53.700 department's lawyers are so super scrupulous that if there's any information that might exonerate you

00:26:00.000 or that might counteract the view that led them to first pursue a theory of the case that had them wanting

00:26:04.920 to surveil you they would say the bar is so high here will always err on the side of privacy unless

00:26:10.860 we believe there's a good reason to pursue this investigation and so mike lee has warned me for

00:26:15.220 four and a half years the potential for abuse in this space is terrible and i constantly defended the

00:26:20.760 integrity and the professionalism of the bureau and of the department that you couldn't have something

00:26:25.660 like this happen let's move on from mike lee is here i don't want to talk about the conversations

00:26:31.140 that you and ben sass had but uh i know you're not happy that he had to say that or felt compelled to

00:26:37.180 say crap i was wrong mike was right this is not good for america mike at all that's right but you know

00:26:44.720 yesterday was a big day for the american people a big win it was a huge loss for the deep state you're

00:26:49.660 exactly right i'm not happy that he had to say that he was nonetheless uh better late than never that

00:26:56.400 we have an acknowledgement of the fact that we've got a big big problem by the way ben sass offered

00:27:01.980 to buy me a drink in the same context and he said if mike lee were a drinking man i'd love to take him

00:27:06.820 out and buy him drinks over this mike um i don't think you're going to need any help with uh whiskey if

00:27:14.200 things continue to go down as fast as they are in washington um the uh uh the press is making this

00:27:23.260 no big deal um forget about the impeachment forget about everything else this the fourth amendment

00:27:31.280 is gone and and everyone who said we can't have these secret courts because it they will abuse it

00:27:40.400 that's exactly what they're doing my question to you is why did the uh inspector general come out and

00:27:49.240 say that these were uh inaccuracies they weren't they forged documents this is this is as bad as it

00:27:58.320 can get why didn't they say it that way it it really is bad and you know uh what this tells us

00:28:06.600 is something very significant faced with the facts in this report the supporters of the spying that

00:28:13.240 occurred on the trump campaign must admit first either that these fbi agents purposely used the

00:28:19.820 power of the federal government to wage a political war against a presidential candidate they despised

00:28:25.260 or that these agents were so incompetent that they somehow allowed a two-bit foreign political

00:28:31.580 operative to weaponize the fisa program into a spying operation on a rival political campaign

00:28:37.180 neither conclusion is acceptable neither one of these can simply be tolerated by the american people

00:28:44.060 not for another day now for years as ben sass alluded to i've raised concerns that this fisa process

00:28:49.720 is ripe for not just abuse like this but abuse that is this that's exactly like this

00:28:56.680 only to be told just trust us don't worry we've got safeguards in place don't worry we've got really

00:29:01.580 good people and internal procedures but the finding contained of the ig report really does prove my

00:29:07.860 point and they can't get around that so mike i personally think the the the entire fisa court should

00:29:15.180 be closed until we know what's going on and i know that's dangerous for the country they will say

00:29:21.520 but this is more dangerous if we don't get this right as ben said yesterday in his testimony

00:29:28.360 when this gets sophisticated this was a this was a shoddy attempt um you know russia was was clunky and

00:29:38.620 when it gets sophisticated we're all in real trouble as american citizens all of us if they'll do this

00:29:47.560 to to a case where they know they're going to be investigated why don't we shut the fisa court down

00:29:54.900 right now until we get until we know well this is what caused me yesterday at the hearing to raise

00:30:01.080 the question of whether it's time for us to suspend the fisa program altogether or at least to undertake

00:30:08.000 a major overhaul and perhaps suspend it while we overhaul it uh look those who argue the other side of

00:30:16.020 this will always say well you've got to balance your privacy against your security and if you give

00:30:23.740 people too much privacy if you focus too much on things like the fourth amendment you know that

00:30:28.580 pesky constitutional issue uh then then we will have diminished security but you know what glenn

00:30:34.060 our privacy is not at odds with our security our privacy is part of our security we are not truly

00:30:40.700 secure unless the fourth amendment is honored we have sown into the seeds of our law we've sown seeds

00:30:47.780 into our law that that will bring about the destruction of the fourth amendment if we allow this to continue

00:30:53.580 it already has i mean this is the destruction of the fourth amendment this case as you said is not

00:30:59.280 like what you warned might happen it's exactly what you warned will happen and it's it's exactly as

00:31:07.080 everyone outlined um and it's even worse than that when you consider the fact that this was a

00:31:12.680 presidential campaign yes these guys knew they were up against a formidable foe they put some of their

00:31:17.320 best people up on it what about the cases where the president of the united states or the future

00:31:21.780 president of the united states is not on the target list what about the average american citizen out

00:31:28.200 there who's being surveilled and doesn't know about it and won't ever find out about it that person too

00:31:33.640 needs to be stood up for and that's why this is so much worse even than this appears on its face

00:31:39.380 and carter page he wrote an op-ed yesterday i think um he his life has been ruined his name is ruined

00:31:47.920 you know he's he will ever forever be under suspicion in the minds of a lot of people as working with

00:31:54.500 the russians and and they forged documents to make a fisa court think that he might be

00:32:02.520 this is what happens when you stand up to the deep state this is what happens when you've got people

00:32:09.840 inside the government who operate these levers of government control who text things to each other

00:32:16.080 like we've got to make sure that this guy is an elected president and we've got to have an

00:32:20.960 insurance policy we can't take the risk that the american people would be so foolish as to elect

00:32:26.040 someone we don't like this is the sort of thing that happens we've known that this was in human

00:32:31.340 nature uh federalist 51 tells us that this sort of thing will happen madison meant it when he said if

00:32:37.340 men were angels they wouldn't need a government if we had angels to run our government we wouldn't need

00:32:41.380 rules for government but we're not angels we don't have access to angels and so we got to have

00:32:45.800 rules we have to stick by those rules we have to enforce them and our laws can't allow them to be

00:32:50.380 circumvented so mike um i heard this morning i keep hearing back and forth i heard this morning that the

00:32:56.120 senate is now thinking that they're not going to call any witnesses they're just going to move past and

00:33:01.120 just prevent just present documents that uh will move this impeachment forward mike if we are to save the

00:33:08.060 republic all of this must come out full light of day and people must be held accountable for all of it

00:33:15.080 or we will have no trust in any justice system yeah i think that's a very fair point and that's

00:33:23.040 probably what's going to end up happening in the senate trial a lot of that is going to be left to

00:33:27.760 the discretion of the president's very capable legal team headed by white house counsel pat cipollone in

00:33:33.300 whom i have a lot of confidence he's prepared to go to trial if necessary tomorrow if the impeachment

00:33:38.580 articles were to come over to us tomorrow he'd be ready to go i hear i hear both sides i hear that

00:33:46.080 sometimes uh yesterday i think it was the trump legal team wanted a full open trial with lots of

00:33:53.060 witnesses then the day before i heard that it was uh mcconnell that wanted that and trump didn't

00:34:00.380 what's the truth what what do people what which way are we headed a full open trial that will really

00:34:08.300 expose this um you know i i want to be very careful that i i not speak for anyone other than myself

00:34:15.260 i'll tell you from my vantage point i can see some advantage in doing a full trial because they haven't

00:34:21.940 had an opportunity to call the witnesses they'd like to call to cross-examine the witnesses they'd like

00:34:27.080 to cross-examine in the house of representatives and that could be helpful to inform the public and

00:34:31.860 bring the public along the white house uh council's office and the president's defense team will have

00:34:37.320 to make a judgment call uh as we're going through the process uh about what to do and we get to a

00:34:43.420 situation where if they believe they've got 51 votes to end the proceedings uh whether they pull that

00:34:49.940 lever i'm here to support them regardless of what they do but there's a part of me that would very

00:34:54.560 much like to see a full trial for the very reasons you you're describing why explain to me a legal

00:35:03.580 reason why you would just want this just quickly brushed under the rug and not expose all that has

00:35:11.640 happened it's a very simple legal calculation and again i i i'm not saying this is the right thing to

00:35:18.280 do but if one were to reach that conclusion if one were making that argument what one might say was

00:35:22.960 at any moment if you believe you've got the case won if you believe you've got 51 votes to end the

00:35:29.380 proceedings it might be tempting to pull that lever even though there are additional gains that can be

00:35:35.020 achieved by having a full trial my late father was a lawyer he died about 24 years ago but he used to

00:35:40.960 tell me when you've won your case in court you sit down and you don't say another word uh lest you

00:35:46.840 up up turn the victory you've just achieved and so that would be the strategy there but again there

00:35:52.960 are other considerations here including the fact that the american people need to hear the whole

00:35:56.260 story that's why i'm very sympathetic to the view that maybe we ought to just have a full-blown trial

00:36:00.240 you know and mike i have to tell you um uh you know there's a way of talking to donald trump that he

00:36:07.980 relates to and understands and uh only he uh could take this on make sure american eyeballs are watching

00:36:18.420 it uh and he is in the unique position of truly draining the swamp he becomes one of the greatest

00:36:27.200 presidents in history just based on this one thing if he exposes the media in this trial if he exposes

00:36:37.420 the deep state in this trial if he exposes the doj and the way they have used fisa courts

00:36:45.360 only donald trump has been given this opportunity to turn this dirty system inside out and quite

00:36:54.540 honestly i don't believe the democrats survive a five or ten year period after he does that i think

00:37:02.900 they go the way of the whigs after he exposes what they have done yeah that is uh an outstanding

00:37:10.740 argument and one that i need to communicate to the president next time i talk to him i i know he's

00:37:16.420 being very well advised on this uh i talk to him on a regular basis his his attorney uh talks to him um

00:37:23.320 many times a day and i know he's being briefed on those very arguments but you raise a very good point

00:37:28.160 for the simple reason that i i think we are well past the point where we can be quite assured they

00:37:34.920 don't have a good case against him we're going to win this yes he's not going to be removed so as long

00:37:40.280 as that's the case let's turn it into an educational tool and let and let him drain the swamp do that

00:37:45.940 let him be the guy who will forever be remembered as setting this corruption uh in its in its place and

00:37:55.120 and shutting this corruption down at the highest levels exposing it this is what people everybody

00:38:01.740 i talked to that voted for him they all said i just you know the system is so far broken he'll just

00:38:07.720 go in and burn the whole thing down i thought that was a bad idea at the time but i see what they're

00:38:13.920 talking about and that's what his voters want right now they want him to burn the infection out and this

00:38:21.620 is the vehicle to do it yeah the american people are starting to see what he saw from the beginning

00:38:28.100 and what they what the people intuitively know which is that american voters for too long have

00:38:34.280 been asked to put too much faith an almost religious amount of faith in government yes that's

00:38:40.360 not how it's supposed to work we put too much faith and therefore too much discretion it's been

00:38:44.560 weaponized against us we've got to expose it for what it is mike we're praying for a christmas

00:38:48.560 miracle thank you so much appreciate it thank you glenn god bless uh senator mike lee

00:38:53.280 i mean i i just we need to figure out what's next because i mean this the fisa thing obviously

00:39:05.300 isn't working i mean this is this is a disaster i keep coming back to the idea that i just hope

00:39:10.020 and pray that it was political bias because if this is the way they do every one of these things

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00:40:19.060 you're listening to glenn beck

00:40:35.100 you know there are people that want us to remain in teams and it is the most dangerous thing we can

00:40:53.440 do that's because we play teams now the press is not covering what the ig actually reported and it's

00:41:01.680 dangerous to all of us including members of the press in fact maybe more so quite honestly yeah

00:41:08.940 and and they know it nadler wants us to stay in a team because this listen what he said right before

00:41:16.620 clinton's impeachment uh there must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or an impeachment

00:41:22.300 substantially supported by one of our major political parties and largely opposed by the other

00:41:27.280 such an impeachment would lack the legitimacy and produce divisiveness and bitterness in our

00:41:32.220 politics for years to come that's jerry nadler 1998 and it did and this one is going to do it as well

00:41:38.620 now here's jerry nadler saying we must impeach and it's going to be straight party lines straight

00:41:44.780 party lines what's that going to do to us

00:41:47.740 you're listening to glenn beck

00:41:56.080 i uh i sat with uh stephen crowder just the other day we talked about this uh in a private

00:42:11.780 conversation and it is it's terrifying uh you don't know what the new rules are at youtube

00:42:17.360 you only find out if you violate them um all right let me tell you a little bit about

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00:43:15.340 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:36.340 steven crowder yesterday on blaze tv had a pretty strong warning uh for all americans

00:43:43.180 there was a purge at youtube yesterday i think there's another purge still to come

00:43:48.700 does anybody like the idea of a purge doesn't that sound a little autocratic a little like

00:43:57.660 russia the youtube purge that happened yesterday we'll talk to you about that and what it means

00:44:04.540 to your freedom of speech in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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00:45:30.660 you know there are certain steps

00:45:46.640 there are certain steps that have to be taken um if you want to recover from

00:45:55.500 a sickness especially a sickness like alcoholism

00:46:02.420 and you have to go through some really bad times and and sometimes you know i i don't know what your

00:46:10.860 bottom is but i'm afraid of america's bottom i really am i'm afraid that

00:46:15.720 until we lose everything

00:46:19.920 we won't wake up

00:46:23.340 i got a note in yesterday

00:46:27.980 from a very good friend of mine who i had to fire six years ago

00:46:34.280 he said glenn how time flies when you're having fun it was six years ago this past monday that i

00:46:42.200 began my trip home from the studios in dallas to my beloved long island home

00:46:47.240 that that was also the 50th anniversary of kennedy's assassination i left the parking garage of my

00:46:53.940 apartment in dallas a scant half mile from where he was shot little did i know at the time but the old

00:47:00.120 me was about to die and be reborn in many profound ways i have no idea how i would make the 1500 mile

00:47:07.360 journey home because the day i left your employee until the day i left that garage i had been drinking

00:47:12.380 24 7. those four months were the darkest of my life everything about my life was a lie and it all came

00:47:18.700 crashing down around me since i lost my last shred of identity a working professional helping grow an

00:47:25.900 amazing business

00:47:26.880 this a good friend of mine who just all of a sudden didn't make any sense anymore

00:47:39.040 and i suspected but he wouldn't admit and um and it killed me to let him go

00:47:50.400 and i thought there goes a friendship i'll never see again never repair again and we've become good

00:47:57.660 friends again because he was restored to sanity but he had to have the final push

00:48:07.740 and things are falling down in your life

00:48:12.240 and you don't see them necessarily as good things

00:48:19.780 he writes to me about how someone told him about this

00:48:27.420 this uh old chinese tale of the old frontiersman

00:48:32.540 that his horse got loose and ran off to the

00:48:36.560 uh who territory beyond the great wall and the tribes were hostile towards the chinese so

00:48:42.560 everybody assumed the horse was as good as lost and the horses are very valuable to the people who

00:48:48.080 are living in the frontier so this was a huge financial setback

00:48:52.060 and when people would visit this frontiersman they would express their sympathy but the father

00:48:59.740 of the guy who lost the horse didn't he just said who says this can't be some sort of a blessing

00:49:07.180 months later the horse comes back to the stable with a companion a really beautiful horse

00:49:15.540 uh of of of a of a who breed and it was as if this frontiersman's wealth had suddenly doubled and

00:49:25.260 everybody came to him and marveled at his luck and they congratulated him but his father didn't have

00:49:31.720 any emotion he just says who says this can't be some sort of misfortune

00:49:36.640 so his son took takes the new horse out for a ride

00:49:44.820 and um an accident occurs and he falls from the horse and he breaks his leg

00:49:49.460 again the sympathetic townspeople come and say oh my gosh you had such good fortune and now

00:49:54.900 look at this this is such bad fortune and his father comes to again and says who

00:50:00.100 says this can't be some sort of a blessing

00:50:02.200 a year later the who people amass and they crossed the border into china and everybody who was able

00:50:11.500 bodied had to go and take up arms in defense and fierce battles ensued heavy casualties nine out of

00:50:19.440 the ten men in this guy's uh you know little town died but he didn't because he couldn't go to war

00:50:28.600 because of his leg

00:50:30.480 he survived the war

00:50:34.540 we are we are perceiving troubles as terrible misfortunes and then we're looking at things that could be terrible

00:50:46.660 misfortunes and we are looking at them as great fortunes

00:50:49.600 this trump thing yesterday with the with fisa this is

00:50:59.240 this is a great fortune coming our way finding out this bad news is a great fortune

00:51:05.920 if we decide to do anything about it

00:51:09.700 but i'm telling you more and more i am losing more and more faith

00:51:16.940 in our senate in our house

00:51:20.740 in our administration in the justice department in the fbi in the supreme court

00:51:28.100 in all branches of this government

00:51:30.600 because they're not doing the things they must do

00:51:35.980 the media is lost it is lost

00:51:39.340 it is beyond not doing its job it is become

00:51:45.260 truly truly and if you don't see this

00:51:49.680 then you are not looking at things with fair eyes

00:51:54.140 they have become an enemy of the constitution

00:51:58.140 so we have we have the constitution the fourth amendment yesterday

00:52:10.480 in the ig report was exposed as being worthless worthless

00:52:15.440 that's everything about who you are and your right to privacy and

00:52:26.220 your right not to be spied on and

00:52:29.020 all of it everything that we deem fair and just

00:52:34.500 all of that was proven to be gone yesterday

00:52:38.680 and most of the press didn't even take the time to notice

00:52:43.720 cnn didn't even really cover it

00:52:46.440 and that doesn't even take into account the loss of your right

00:52:54.420 to privacy

00:52:56.300 with these giant corporations

00:52:58.740 taking your information

00:53:00.800 they know more about you than you do

00:53:04.000 and you don't have a right to look at it

00:53:06.680 or to see how it's even being used or sold

00:53:09.760 i am telling you mark my words

00:53:14.000 by the time this next president's term is over

00:53:19.460 if not within a few years

00:53:22.360 two years after

00:53:23.980 the conversation will turn to

00:53:26.820 do you even have free will

00:53:29.700 or are you always being manipulated

00:53:32.440 i think it will happen in the next term

00:53:35.400 because of the information that

00:53:39.460 these corporations have on you

00:53:41.920 and what they can manipulate

00:53:46.240 what they can twist

00:53:48.040 and the constitution does not protect you

00:53:51.640 it only protects you from government manipulation

00:53:55.280 but we are all yawning

00:53:57.260 at the government manipulation

00:53:59.840 an fbi agent and lawyer

00:54:03.640 took an email and changed the email

00:54:08.440 180 degrees

00:54:11.100 one that exonerated the person

00:54:13.420 changed the line

00:54:14.880 and put that person into

00:54:17.460 he's trouble

00:54:19.100 change the line saying

00:54:21.800 no he he is an informant

00:54:24.780 that works for us

00:54:26.220 with russia

00:54:27.500 with russia

00:54:28.720 operatives

00:54:30.420 and he is working for us

00:54:33.300 to find information

00:54:34.780 on russia

00:54:35.960 the lawyer came in

00:54:38.800 and took that

00:54:39.560 and changed it to

00:54:40.480 he is not an operative

00:54:42.720 he has nothing to do with us

00:54:44.780 you

00:54:47.440 that that's not an inaccuracy

00:54:50.940 that's a setup

00:54:53.140 that's a lie

00:54:53.980 that's

00:54:55.080 this is

00:55:02.080 what was his name

00:55:03.080 Edmund Dumas

00:55:04.080 the

00:55:05.580 the

00:55:06.000 the guy who's just trying to do right

00:55:13.820 and he thinks

00:55:17.260 the police

00:55:18.180 are his friends

00:55:19.240 literally

00:55:19.880 friends

00:55:21.640 grew up

00:55:22.340 together

00:55:22.800 but his friend

00:55:25.940 has a different agenda

00:55:26.980 and sends him away

00:55:28.720 and he has no trial

00:55:32.160 he doesn't even know

00:55:32.820 what he's done wrong

00:55:33.820 we're there

00:55:43.020 I want to play quickly

00:55:45.580 something that

00:55:46.280 Steven Crowder said

00:55:48.000 on Blaze TV

00:55:48.720 yesterday

00:55:49.600 and I'm

00:55:51.600 I'm

00:55:51.960 I'm warning you

00:55:53.460 listen

00:55:54.340 please

00:55:55.220 listen

00:55:56.100 no one in the media

00:55:57.780 is really looking at this

00:56:00.400 the right way

00:56:01.240 Steven and I had a conversation

00:56:02.720 I went over to his studios

00:56:03.800 what two days ago

00:56:05.180 and we sat down for probably

00:56:06.620 45 minutes in a private conversation

00:56:08.400 and

00:56:09.640 I know

00:56:11.760 Steven

00:56:12.220 he's not afraid of

00:56:13.160 you know

00:56:13.700 really anything

00:56:14.420 he is

00:56:16.800 gravely

00:56:17.920 concerned

00:56:18.600 not just about

00:56:20.020 his voice

00:56:20.680 being lost

00:56:21.400 but your voice

00:56:23.460 being lost

00:56:24.340 listen

00:56:25.640 the YouTube purge

00:56:27.020 is happening

00:56:27.440 let me say that

00:56:29.700 this is something

00:56:30.540 a lot of people

00:56:31.100 have talked about

00:56:31.820 for a while

00:56:32.240 December 10th

00:56:32.880 December 11th

00:56:33.580 some new policies

00:56:34.240 coming down the pike

00:56:35.000 a lot of people

00:56:36.620 have been concerned

00:56:37.380 ourselves included

00:56:38.960 it is happening

00:56:40.580 what we do know

00:56:42.920 the severity

00:56:44.540 of it

00:56:45.140 is

00:56:46.740 I believe

00:56:47.800 more significant

00:56:48.640 than most people

00:56:49.640 have been led to believe

00:56:50.640 I believe

00:56:52.700 that many of you

00:56:54.040 will be affected

00:56:54.760 by it

00:56:55.260 okay

00:56:56.380 we do know

00:56:57.800 that this YouTube purge

00:56:58.960 this new policy

00:56:59.740 new community guidelines

00:57:00.740 YouTube's been talking

00:57:01.640 about these new

00:57:02.200 anti-harassment

00:57:03.040 these new guidelines

00:57:03.780 for several months now

00:57:04.600 specifically

00:57:06.160 YouTube

00:57:07.080 sorry

00:57:07.720 YouTube CEO

00:57:08.380 Susan Wojcicki

00:57:09.020 did mention

00:57:10.160 that these

00:57:10.700 will be occurring

00:57:11.580 in response

00:57:12.340 to the controversy

00:57:13.340 that was generated

00:57:15.040 by this channel

00:57:15.920 over the summer

00:57:17.220 and

00:57:18.300 certainly not

00:57:19.740 sorry for the

00:57:20.700 content that we've

00:57:21.560 created and that

00:57:22.080 you've come to enjoy

00:57:23.120 I don't apologize

00:57:24.240 for that

00:57:24.740 but

00:57:25.000 obviously my heart

00:57:26.980 goes out to

00:57:27.420 if there are any

00:57:27.840 future conservatives

00:57:29.060 or future

00:57:29.920 independent voices

00:57:31.540 who are affected

00:57:32.500 because some people

00:57:33.440 got their feelings hurt

00:57:34.340 we will not be silenced

00:57:42.300 we will not bend

00:57:47.980 to either the left

00:57:51.160 or the right

00:57:51.840 we will not bend

00:57:54.100 to fascism

00:57:55.220 we will not bend

00:57:58.980 to communism

00:58:00.080 we will not bend

00:58:02.220 to the threat

00:58:03.120 of a purge

00:58:04.180 that word

00:58:05.880 doesn't even belong

00:58:07.180 in American

00:58:08.020 government

00:58:09.080 or American

00:58:10.220 business

00:58:11.160 lexicon

00:58:13.620 a free speech

00:58:16.240 purge

00:58:17.520 never in my life

00:58:21.480 did I think

00:58:22.000 that would happen

00:58:22.680 more in a minute

00:58:28.640 I have some

00:58:38.560 bad news

00:58:39.320 for vegans

00:58:40.320 most of us

00:58:42.200 still love to eat

00:58:42.860 meat

00:58:43.160 and when it

00:58:44.900 can be really

00:58:45.720 really

00:58:46.260 really tender

00:58:47.500 oh

00:58:48.020 you can't

00:58:50.080 stop

00:58:50.400 some of us

00:58:51.060 I want you

00:58:51.700 to go to

00:58:52.020 omahasteaks.com

00:58:53.240 and enter

00:58:53.560 the promo code

00:58:54.240 back

00:58:54.580 and order

00:58:55.020 the favorite

00:58:55.640 gift package

00:58:56.740 now

00:58:57.660 this is going

00:58:58.980 to be something

00:58:59.360 that

00:58:59.640 I mean

00:59:00.960 even vegans

00:59:01.580 are going

00:59:01.780 to go

00:59:02.080 hmm

00:59:03.200 does smell

00:59:04.420 good

00:59:04.740 do you still

00:59:06.060 have a problem

00:59:06.440 with the smell

00:59:07.040 of steak

00:59:07.520 and how

00:59:07.900 it smells

00:59:08.500 good

00:59:08.860 no

00:59:09.220 really

00:59:10.060 never

00:59:10.820 I don't

00:59:11.540 think so

00:59:12.060 not that I

00:59:12.620 can think

00:59:12.940 of

00:59:13.180 I mean

00:59:14.240 you know

00:59:15.300 it doesn't

00:59:16.500 smell good

00:59:16.780 like I

00:59:17.080 like I can

00:59:17.740 smell alcohol

00:59:18.600 a good glass

00:59:19.620 of wine

00:59:20.020 and go

00:59:20.380 I don't want

00:59:21.040 to drink it

00:59:21.600 but wow

00:59:22.520 that smells

00:59:22.960 good

00:59:23.200 well you do

00:59:23.340 want to drink

00:59:23.780 it but you

00:59:24.140 don't

00:59:25.200 you stop

00:59:26.000 yourself

00:59:26.420 from drinking

00:59:27.020 it

00:59:27.160 yes

00:59:27.480 right

00:59:28.060 yeah no

00:59:28.660 I mean

00:59:28.860 look

00:59:29.220 it's

00:59:30.540 I mean

00:59:31.160 you know

00:59:31.360 a good

00:59:31.580 barbecue

00:59:31.940 outside

00:59:32.440 smells

00:59:33.040 amazing

00:59:33.560 yeah

00:59:34.080 alright

00:59:34.600 so filet

00:59:35.200 mignon

00:59:35.380 you can get

00:59:36.020 four six ounce

00:59:37.060 bacon

00:59:37.500 wrapped filet

00:59:38.260 the most

00:59:39.420 tender steak

00:59:40.280 in the world

00:59:40.880 you get

00:59:41.320 four premium

00:59:42.240 pork chops

00:59:43.220 four Omaha

00:59:43.980 steak burgers

00:59:44.820 four perfectly

00:59:46.240 browned

00:59:46.800 potatoes au

00:59:47.340 gratin

00:59:47.740 four made

00:59:48.480 from scratch

00:59:49.040 caramel apple

00:59:49.720 tartlets

00:59:50.280 and Omaha

00:59:51.000 signature

00:59:52.000 seasoning

00:59:52.620 package

00:59:53.080 plus

00:59:53.600 a free

00:59:54.620 six piece

00:59:55.560 cutlery set

00:59:56.340 and a cutting

00:59:56.940 board

00:59:57.240 and you get

00:59:57.820 it for

00:59:58.060 $69.99

00:59:58.800 it's perfect

00:59:59.560 for Christmas

01:00:00.160 go to

01:00:01.160 go to

01:00:02.020 omahasteaks.com

01:00:03.380 go to the

01:00:04.060 favorite gift

01:00:04.880 package

01:00:05.440 plus

01:00:06.260 you'll get

01:00:06.840 the free

01:00:07.260 six piece

01:00:08.040 cutlery set

01:00:08.780 again

01:00:09.140 for $69.99

01:00:10.540 just type

01:00:11.980 in the name

01:00:12.480 Beck

01:00:12.900 in the

01:00:13.520 search

01:00:13.820 board

01:00:14.180 make sure

01:00:15.460 you go to

01:00:15.780 the search

01:00:16.100 bar

01:00:16.380 and type

01:00:17.140 in the

01:00:17.420 word

01:00:17.660 Beck

01:00:18.080 because

01:00:18.680 that's

01:00:19.040 the way

01:00:19.220 you're

01:00:19.360 going to

01:00:19.480 find

01:00:19.660 this

01:00:19.880 deal

01:00:20.220 it's

01:00:20.900 omahasteaks.com

01:00:22.940 omahasteaks.com

01:00:24.580 type in

01:00:25.100 Beck

01:00:25.380 in the

01:00:25.700 search

01:00:25.960 bar

01:00:26.260 10 seconds

01:00:27.260 station

01:00:27.920 can I

01:00:37.460 ask you

01:00:37.920 why is

01:00:38.980 why is

01:00:40.380 CNN

01:00:40.700 running

01:00:41.580 the

01:00:42.240 impeachment

01:00:43.020 debate

01:00:44.620 in the

01:00:45.060 house

01:00:45.340 panel

01:00:45.820 why are

01:00:47.020 we covering

01:00:47.660 this

01:00:48.240 without

01:00:49.260 commercials

01:00:50.020 on CNN

01:00:50.880 and full

01:00:52.380 how is

01:00:53.440 this news

01:00:54.180 I mean

01:00:54.840 it is

01:00:55.520 interesting

01:00:56.000 but you

01:00:57.160 know what

01:00:58.100 they're going

01:00:58.560 to say

01:00:59.060 they're not

01:00:59.840 going to

01:01:00.120 present

01:01:00.360 anything

01:01:00.680 new

01:01:00.940 it's not

01:01:01.240 like a

01:01:01.540 hearing

01:01:01.780 it's just

01:01:02.140 the debate

01:01:02.640 so they're

01:01:03.760 not going

01:01:04.020 to present

01:01:04.340 anything

01:01:04.780 new

01:01:05.080 everybody

01:01:05.540 you know

01:01:06.140 what position

01:01:06.840 they're going

01:01:07.180 to take

01:01:07.460 and you

01:01:07.700 know the

01:01:08.020 outcome

01:01:08.440 where yesterday

01:01:09.600 they were

01:01:10.260 presenting

01:01:10.700 new

01:01:11.500 evidence

01:01:12.420 from the

01:01:13.860 IG report

01:01:14.660 important

01:01:15.900 new

01:01:17.040 evidence

01:01:18.020 and they

01:01:18.940 weren't taking

01:01:19.420 it at all

01:01:19.800 weren't taking

01:01:20.180 it at all

01:01:20.620 is this a

01:01:21.680 real

01:01:22.020 question

01:01:23.080 like as

01:01:25.220 as to

01:01:25.760 what's

01:01:26.260 happening

01:01:26.600 here

01:01:26.860 I guess

01:01:27.240 it's

01:01:27.800 I guess

01:01:28.540 it's

01:01:28.960 no it's

01:01:30.740 I mean

01:01:30.980 it's because

01:01:31.580 they think

01:01:32.200 this hurts

01:01:33.500 Trump

01:01:33.960 and they

01:01:34.740 thought yesterday

01:01:35.460 benefited

01:01:36.140 Trump

01:01:36.600 is there

01:01:37.220 that's why

01:01:37.880 is there

01:01:38.340 no

01:01:38.920 is there

01:01:39.980 no

01:01:40.460 true

01:01:41.100 American

01:01:41.800 left

01:01:42.280 anymore

01:01:42.720 I mean

01:01:43.920 because I

01:01:44.220 don't

01:01:44.420 I don't

01:01:44.760 agree with

01:01:45.180 people who

01:01:45.580 are just

01:01:45.900 like yeah

01:01:46.600 get them

01:01:47.380 because they're

01:01:47.920 trying to get

01:01:48.380 Trump

01:01:48.780 and Trump

01:01:49.700 could shoot

01:01:50.220 somebody on

01:01:50.800 Fifth Avenue

01:01:51.440 and it'd be

01:01:51.900 okay because

01:01:52.600 of what he's

01:01:52.920 went through

01:01:53.260 no it's

01:01:54.220 not

01:01:54.580 it's not

01:01:55.400 I'm not

01:01:56.280 with that

01:01:56.840 person

01:01:57.280 in this

01:01:58.720 particular

01:01:59.220 case

01:01:59.820 I think

01:02:00.600 it was

01:02:00.880 disturbing

01:02:01.620 you know

01:02:03.240 when he was

01:02:03.780 like hey

01:02:04.400 I don't even

01:02:05.160 think it was

01:02:05.400 disturbing

01:02:05.680 it was just

01:02:06.140 stupid

01:02:06.520 it was stupid

01:02:07.580 for him

01:02:08.440 to go

01:02:08.720 hey and

01:02:09.160 by the way

01:02:09.540 can you

01:02:09.800 check in

01:02:10.220 to Joe

01:02:10.500 Biden

01:02:10.840 don't do

01:02:11.740 that

01:02:11.840 what are

01:02:12.060 you doing

01:02:12.720 okay

01:02:13.700 but there

01:02:14.340 was nothing

01:02:14.760 illegal

01:02:15.260 and there

01:02:15.800 was nothing

01:02:16.200 wrong with

01:02:16.780 it

01:02:17.000 and when

01:02:18.200 you find

01:02:18.600 out the

01:02:18.920 real story

01:02:19.820 behind it

01:02:20.480 it was

01:02:21.400 absolutely

01:02:22.100 in our

01:02:22.600 national

01:02:22.940 interest

01:02:23.340 period

01:02:23.820 yeah

01:02:24.360 yeah

01:02:24.380 I mean

01:02:24.880 I don't

01:02:25.320 think

01:02:25.580 any

01:02:26.000 of us

01:02:26.380 would

01:02:26.540 have

01:02:26.680 a

01:02:26.820 question

01:02:27.240 that

01:02:27.760 the

01:02:28.340 Bidens

01:02:28.780 should

01:02:29.220 be

01:02:29.420 looked

01:02:29.680 into

01:02:30.060 yeah

01:02:30.640 you know

01:02:31.380 the

01:02:31.560 how you

01:02:32.080 go about

01:02:32.440 that is

01:02:32.760 important

01:02:33.160 obviously

01:02:33.660 like you

01:02:34.160 know

01:02:34.220 the president

01:02:34.740 should

01:02:35.620 you know

01:02:36.160 be

01:02:37.280 cognizant

01:02:38.040 of the way

01:02:38.560 these things

01:02:39.160 turn out

01:02:39.780 and how

01:02:40.080 it would

01:02:40.420 look

01:02:40.840 and

01:02:41.080 and you

01:02:42.060 know

01:02:42.160 and then

01:02:42.380 that's

01:02:42.600 not just

01:02:42.920 us

01:02:43.220 saying

01:02:43.400 like oh

01:02:43.700 well

01:02:43.980 the

01:02:44.300 PR

01:02:45.380 he's

01:02:45.580 got to

01:02:45.720 watch

01:02:45.860 his

01:02:46.000 PR

01:02:46.200 no

01:02:46.400 I

01:02:46.500 mean

01:02:46.620 like

01:02:46.760 it's

01:02:46.940 in

01:02:47.060 the

01:02:47.220 government

01:02:48.060 guide

01:02:48.360 of

01:02:48.480 ethics

01:02:48.720 that

01:02:48.900 you're

01:02:49.000 not

01:02:49.140 supposed

01:02:49.380 to

01:02:49.640 make

01:02:50.280 it

01:02:50.480 look

01:02:50.620 like

01:02:50.760 there's

01:02:50.900 even

01:02:51.100 an

01:02:51.180 appearance

01:02:51.500 of

01:02:51.740 it

01:02:51.820 which

01:02:51.960 is

01:02:52.080 one

01:02:52.280 of

01:02:52.480 the

01:02:52.540 big

01:02:52.680 reasons

01:02:53.060 that

01:02:53.280 Joe

01:02:53.460 Biden

01:02:53.760 screwed

01:02:54.060 up

01:02:54.400 I mean

01:02:54.760 he clearly

01:02:55.340 violated

01:02:55.840 the government

01:02:56.560 code of ethics

01:02:57.240 for employees

01:02:57.820 but I think

01:02:59.220 here you know

01:02:59.720 you have

01:03:00.080 a situation

01:03:00.800 where

01:03:01.300 looking

01:03:02.280 into these

01:03:02.840 things

01:03:03.140 is

01:03:03.560 completely

01:03:04.360 justified

01:03:05.080 you know

01:03:06.420 you just

01:03:06.840 don't

01:03:07.060 you want

01:03:07.340 to do

01:03:07.720 those things

01:03:08.440 in a way

01:03:08.740 that's not

01:03:09.000 going to cause

01:03:09.860 you

01:03:10.120 the least

01:03:11.040 amount

01:03:11.360 of problems

01:03:11.980 and that's

01:03:12.580 certainly

01:03:12.780 not the way

01:03:18.060 into Russia

01:03:18.660 I want

01:03:19.260 to know

01:03:19.700 did he

01:03:20.200 collude

01:03:20.600 and if

01:03:21.200 he would

01:03:21.440 have

01:03:21.560 colluded

01:03:21.960 I would

01:03:22.600 have

01:03:22.700 been

01:03:22.860 for

01:03:23.200 his

01:03:23.420 impeachment

01:03:23.900 he

01:03:24.520 didn't

01:03:25.100 collude

01:03:25.840 did

01:03:27.160 did

01:03:27.680 he

01:03:28.600 do

01:03:29.720 something

01:03:30.080 in

01:03:30.500 Ukraine

01:03:31.480 that was

01:03:32.160 only in

01:03:32.760 his

01:03:32.920 self

01:03:33.160 interest

01:03:33.480 no

01:03:34.060 but I

01:03:35.340 would

01:03:35.480 like

01:03:35.660 to

01:03:35.800 turn

01:03:35.960 over

01:03:36.180 every

01:03:36.380 stone

01:03:36.660 but

01:03:36.840 they

01:03:37.000 won't

01:03:37.420 turn

01:03:37.800 over

01:03:38.200 every

01:03:38.580 stone

01:03:39.060 they're

01:03:39.920 only

01:03:40.120 turning

01:03:40.400 over

01:03:40.700 half

01:03:41.200 of

01:03:41.380 it

01:03:41.600 now

01:03:42.120 yesterday

01:03:42.720 you

01:03:43.580 had

01:03:43.840 an

01:03:44.000 independent

01:03:44.560 you

01:03:44.800 had

01:03:45.020 the

01:03:45.200 inspector

01:03:45.780 general's

01:03:46.460 report

01:03:46.820 and if

01:03:47.480 it

01:03:48.060 bad

01:03:48.500 for

01:03:48.720 Trump

01:03:49.040 they

01:03:49.240 would

01:03:49.400 have

01:03:49.560 covered

01:03:49.900 it

01:03:50.100 non-stop

01:03:50.820 and they

01:03:51.480 did

01:03:51.620 cover

01:03:51.840 the

01:03:52.020 one

01:03:52.320 sentence

01:03:52.880 in the

01:03:53.780 report

01:03:54.140 where it

01:03:54.580 looked like

01:03:55.160 they

01:03:55.400 wasn't good

01:03:56.280 for

01:03:56.460 Trump

01:03:56.840 they

01:03:57.440 covered

01:03:57.700 that

01:03:57.860 like

01:03:58.040 crazy

01:03:58.340 they

01:03:58.520 didn't

01:03:58.640 cover

01:03:58.800 the

01:03:58.920 other

01:03:59.060 473

01:04:00.320 pages

01:04:00.700 that

01:04:00.900 are

01:04:01.860 disturbing

01:04:02.760 and not

01:04:03.340 even

01:04:03.540 for

01:04:03.740 Donald

01:04:04.060 Trump

01:04:04.400 but

01:04:04.680 for

01:04:04.920 you

01:04:05.440 the

01:04:05.720 American

01:04:06.120 people

01:04:06.640 this

01:04:07.840 movie

01:04:08.260 Richard

01:04:08.800 Jewell

01:04:09.100 is

01:04:09.260 coming

01:04:09.460 out

01:04:09.800 in

01:04:09.920 the

01:04:10.000 next

01:04:10.260 week

01:04:10.740 or

01:04:10.880 two

01:04:11.080 have

01:04:11.400 you

01:04:11.480 seen

01:04:11.640 how

01:04:11.780 the

01:04:11.920 press

01:04:12.140 is

01:04:12.300 handling

01:04:18.060 nothing

01:04:18.380 wrong

01:04:18.760 who

01:04:19.040 was a

01:04:20.060 regular

01:04:20.360 person

01:04:20.720 not

01:04:21.060 like

01:04:21.360 the

01:04:21.860 president

01:04:22.180 of the

01:04:22.360 United

01:04:22.460 States

01:04:22.740 who

01:04:22.900 was

01:04:23.040 railroaded

01:04:23.800 by

01:04:24.160 authorities

01:04:24.740 in a

01:04:25.160 very

01:04:25.520 similar

01:04:26.040 way

01:04:26.520 and

01:04:27.800 that

01:04:28.420 was

01:04:28.580 going

01:04:28.780 on

01:04:29.020 then

01:04:29.440 you

01:04:29.920 kind

01:04:30.140 of

01:04:30.240 thought

01:04:30.380 it

01:04:30.480 was

01:04:30.580 the

01:04:30.720 exception

01:04:31.160 but

01:04:31.440 if

01:04:32.080 they

01:04:32.260 would

01:04:32.480 do

01:04:32.700 it

01:04:32.840 to

01:04:32.960 a

01:04:33.100 president

01:04:33.360 of the

01:04:33.540 United

01:04:33.680 States

01:04:33.940 when

01:04:34.120 everybody

01:04:34.500 knows

01:04:35.080 this

01:04:35.340 is

01:04:35.460 going

01:04:35.560 to

01:04:35.600 be

01:04:35.740 looked

01:04:36.000 at

01:04:36.340 afterwards

01:04:37.240 what

01:04:37.760 are

01:04:38.140 they

01:04:38.260 doing

01:04:38.500 to

01:04:38.620 the

01:04:38.720 regular

01:04:38.940 person

01:04:39.220 what

01:04:39.340 are

01:04:39.400 they

01:04:39.460 doing

01:04:39.620 to

01:04:39.740 Richard

01:04:40.020 Jules

01:04:40.320 of

01:04:40.460 the

01:04:40.540 what

01:04:40.760 kind

01:04:41.200 of

01:04:41.400 tool

01:04:41.800 after

01:04:42.140 Obama

01:04:42.620 used

01:04:43.080 the

01:04:43.280 IRS

01:04:43.700 and

01:04:44.240 they

01:04:44.420 get

01:04:44.600 away

01:04:44.820 with

01:04:45.080 this

01:04:45.460 what

01:04:46.120 kind

01:04:46.580 of

01:04:46.720 tools

01:04:47.300 will

01:04:47.660 be

01:04:47.840 in

01:04:48.040 their

01:04:48.220 hand

01:04:48.520 that

01:04:48.720 they

01:04:48.900 will

01:04:49.140 not

01:04:49.680 care

01:04:50.440 about

01:04:50.940 it's

01:04:55.120 not

01:04:55.400 the

01:04:55.580 president

01:04:55.960 it is

01:04:56.440 about

01:04:56.760 you

01:04:57.400 running

01:04:58.420 a

01:04:58.560 business

01:04:58.820 is

01:04:59.140 being

01:05:00.080 asked

01:05:00.400 to

01:05:00.620 juggle

01:05:00.920 a

01:05:01.120 bunch

01:05:01.320 of

01:05:01.480 flaming

01:05:01.840 bowling

01:05:02.320 pins

01:05:02.780 and

01:05:03.420 and

01:05:04.060 oh

01:05:04.260 by the

01:05:04.500 way

01:05:04.660 you've

01:05:04.860 never

01:05:05.040 done

01:05:05.320 that

01:05:05.500 before

01:05:05.920 oh

01:05:07.460 and

01:05:07.720 sometimes

01:05:08.100 it

01:05:08.460 also

01:05:08.780 is

01:05:09.060 your

01:05:09.740 juggling

01:05:10.340 bowling

01:05:11.960 pins

01:05:12.340 that

01:05:12.500 are

01:05:12.580 on

01:05:12.740 fire

01:05:13.200 and

01:05:13.640 somebody

01:05:13.920 throwing

01:05:14.180 darts

01:05:14.620 at

01:05:14.860 you

01:05:15.060 the

01:05:15.960 point

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01:06:18.840 welcome

01:06:40.620 to the

01:06:40.920 program

01:06:41.220 if

01:06:41.400 you're

01:06:41.540 an

01:06:41.620 old

01:06:41.800 phil

01:06:42.020 henry

01:06:42.420 fan

01:06:43.300 I

01:06:44.220 think

01:06:44.480 I

01:06:44.620 can

01:06:44.760 legitimately

01:06:45.300 introduce

01:06:45.840 my

01:06:46.040 next

01:06:46.300 guest

01:06:46.700 Brad

01:06:47.040 Palumbo

01:06:47.520 as

01:06:48.000 gay

01:06:48.660 man

01:06:48.920 gay

01:06:49.200 journalist

01:06:49.680 welcome

01:06:51.680 to the

01:06:51.980 program

01:06:52.460 Brad

01:06:53.460 hey

01:06:54.600 thanks

01:06:54.920 for having

01:06:55.220 me

01:06:55.460 you bet

01:06:55.880 you're

01:06:56.440 you're

01:06:57.060 the

01:06:57.280 deputy

01:06:57.700 contributors

01:06:58.420 editor

01:06:58.840 of the

01:06:59.240 Washington

01:06:59.620 examiner

01:07:00.200 we've

01:07:00.520 had you

01:07:00.860 on

01:07:01.040 you're

01:07:01.180 very

01:07:01.400 reasonable

01:07:01.920 and

01:07:02.220 this

01:07:02.460 I

01:07:02.600 think

01:07:02.740 is

01:07:02.880 the

01:07:03.020 first

01:07:03.220 time

01:07:03.460 that

01:07:03.600 I

01:07:03.720 think

01:07:04.120 we

01:07:04.840 may

01:07:05.060 have

01:07:05.280 a

01:07:05.400 disagreement

01:07:05.760 on

01:07:06.020 something

01:07:06.360 you

01:07:07.760 are

01:07:08.320 you

01:07:08.920 are

01:07:09.140 backing

01:07:09.680 the

01:07:10.920 fairness

01:07:12.560 for

01:07:12.940 all

01:07:13.320 act

01:07:13.760 and

01:07:15.280 for

01:07:15.520 people

01:07:15.880 I've

01:07:16.120 been

01:07:16.220 watching

01:07:16.560 this

01:07:16.880 for

01:07:17.320 almost

01:07:18.160 a year

01:07:18.720 now

01:07:19.700 and

01:07:20.440 to me

01:07:21.700 it's

01:07:21.940 disturbing

01:07:22.520 so

01:07:23.600 tell me

01:07:24.640 your

01:07:24.860 point of

01:07:25.300 view

01:07:25.460 on it

01:07:25.840 and

01:07:26.040 let

01:07:26.740 people

01:07:27.060 know

01:07:27.400 what

01:07:27.680 it

01:07:27.920 is

01:07:28.420 yeah

01:07:30.000 look

01:07:30.260 so

01:07:30.440 my

01:07:30.660 point

01:07:30.940 of view

01:07:31.380 is

01:07:31.640 that

01:07:31.800 I

01:07:31.960 come

01:07:32.200 at this

01:07:32.940 entire

01:07:33.260 debate

01:07:33.660 from the

01:07:33.980 perspective

01:07:34.460 of a

01:07:35.180 person

01:07:35.660 who's

01:07:35.900 a gay

01:07:36.320 libertarian

01:07:37.040 conservative

01:07:37.560 right

01:07:37.980 so I

01:07:38.340 believe

01:07:38.600 in both

01:07:39.180 gay rights

01:07:40.420 but I

01:07:40.740 also believe

01:07:41.120 in religious

01:07:41.500 liberty

01:07:41.900 and the

01:07:42.260 first amendment

01:07:42.780 so I'm

01:07:43.300 one of

01:07:43.480 these

01:07:43.620 people

01:07:43.840 that's

01:07:44.100 not

01:07:44.300 trying

01:07:44.540 to force

01:07:44.960 jack

01:07:45.320 phillips

01:07:45.740 to bake

01:07:46.100 a cake

01:07:46.580 or chase

01:07:47.380 down christian

01:07:48.140 schools and

01:07:48.780 force them

01:07:49.240 to employ

01:07:49.860 trans people

01:07:50.740 but I

01:07:51.460 also don't

01:07:52.080 think that

01:07:52.680 a corporation

01:07:53.400 like mcdonald's

01:07:54.860 should be able

01:07:55.380 to hire

01:07:55.880 some fire

01:07:56.520 someone just

01:07:57.180 because they're

01:07:57.680 gay or that

01:07:58.660 a massive

01:07:59.080 apartment complex

01:08:00.080 should be able

01:08:00.740 to evict

01:08:01.680 someone because

01:08:02.320 they're

01:08:02.540 transgender

01:08:03.100 so that's

01:08:03.840 why I wrote

01:08:04.260 a column in

01:08:04.880 support of

01:08:05.420 the effort

01:08:05.860 from representative

01:08:06.960 chris stewart

01:08:07.840 from utah

01:08:09.260 utah's second

01:08:10.020 district I

01:08:10.620 believe

01:08:10.940 who's actually

01:08:11.960 a member

01:08:13.080 of the church

01:08:13.620 of jesus christ

01:08:14.260 of latter-day

01:08:14.880 saints which

01:08:15.560 has backed

01:08:16.000 his bill

01:08:16.560 which essentially

01:08:17.900 the fairness

01:08:18.420 for all act

01:08:19.060 it tries to do

01:08:19.880 the same thing

01:08:20.540 that the equality

01:08:21.140 act does

01:08:21.840 which is update

01:08:22.860 the civil rights

01:08:23.500 act to include

01:08:24.740 protections for

01:08:25.700 gay and

01:08:26.120 transgender people

01:08:26.960 but importantly

01:08:27.960 unlike the

01:08:28.660 equality act

01:08:29.400 which crushes

01:08:30.180 religious liberty

01:08:30.880 it has no

01:08:31.500 exceptions

01:08:32.000 this bill has

01:08:33.260 very clear

01:08:33.920 carve outs

01:08:34.560 in my opinion

01:08:35.240 that adequately

01:08:36.380 protect

01:08:36.900 religious liberty

01:08:37.680 but also

01:08:38.720 would add

01:08:39.600 legal protections

01:08:40.640 for lgbt

01:08:41.860 people

01:08:42.340 so brad

01:08:43.380 when am i

01:08:44.340 going to get

01:08:44.940 protection for

01:08:45.980 being a

01:08:46.480 conservative

01:08:47.080 straight

01:08:48.660 old

01:08:49.520 white guy

01:08:50.420 and i mean

01:08:51.700 that sincerely

01:08:52.400 there are many

01:08:53.300 jobs i'm not

01:08:54.360 even considered

01:08:55.320 for there

01:08:56.320 is no way

01:08:57.420 and that i'm

01:08:58.340 highly qualified

01:08:59.660 for but there

01:09:00.800 is no way

01:09:01.880 netflix

01:09:03.400 amazon

01:09:04.380 would ever

01:09:05.820 ever hire

01:09:07.180 me even

01:09:08.260 though i'd

01:09:08.620 make them a

01:09:09.120 ton of money

01:09:09.920 but they

01:09:11.120 won't do

01:09:11.600 it because

01:09:12.300 i don't

01:09:13.540 fit their

01:09:14.100 message

01:09:14.600 yeah i mean

01:09:16.900 i think there's

01:09:17.520 a difference

01:09:18.100 uh to be honest

01:09:19.120 between someone

01:09:20.140 not hiring a

01:09:21.340 person like me

01:09:22.140 or you because

01:09:22.900 we're conservative

01:09:23.600 what's the

01:09:24.520 difference

01:09:24.720 i think there

01:09:26.620 is a difference

01:09:27.160 well i know

01:09:27.600 what is it

01:09:28.100 do you think

01:09:28.480 well it's like

01:09:30.280 being gay or

01:09:30.880 transgender is

01:09:31.560 almost a

01:09:31.920 demographic

01:09:32.480 right it's

01:09:33.080 not an

01:09:33.380 ideology in

01:09:34.320 the same

01:09:34.640 way it's

01:09:35.500 like firing

01:09:36.040 i view it

01:09:36.700 more as like

01:09:37.300 firing someone

01:09:37.820 for being

01:09:38.140 black than

01:09:38.840 firing someone

01:09:39.380 for being

01:09:39.700 republican

01:09:40.180 but i do

01:09:40.860 want to say

01:09:41.200 one thing

01:09:41.700 glenn that

01:09:42.180 this bill

01:09:42.700 the fairness

01:09:43.080 for all act

01:09:43.660 actually would

01:09:44.840 add some

01:09:45.480 protections for

01:09:46.320 people like

01:09:46.860 you you know

01:09:47.720 it goes out

01:09:48.320 of its way

01:09:48.980 to block

01:09:50.000 the crazies

01:09:51.000 like beta

01:09:51.500 o'rourke

01:09:52.100 and put into

01:09:52.980 law that

01:09:53.500 federal tax

01:09:54.260 exempt status

01:09:55.020 can never be

01:09:55.800 denied due

01:09:56.380 to religious

01:09:56.840 beliefs or

01:09:57.820 practices regarding

01:09:58.680 marriage or

01:09:59.180 sexuality it

01:10:00.460 also includes

01:10:01.580 specific provisions

01:10:02.660 that prohibit the

01:10:03.600 government from

01:10:04.160 targeting or punishing

01:10:05.260 religious individuals

01:10:06.340 so this act

01:10:07.420 actually i i spoke

01:10:09.220 with representative

01:10:09.840 chris stewart about

01:10:10.700 it and he said

01:10:11.720 that part of his

01:10:12.360 motivation for doing

01:10:13.380 this was that he

01:10:14.300 thinks religious

01:10:14.880 liberty is under

01:10:15.760 attack and i agree

01:10:16.920 i agree this bill

01:10:17.940 isn't just about

01:10:18.780 lgbt rights it's

01:10:20.220 also about putting

01:10:21.060 concrete rules so

01:10:22.520 religious liberty in

01:10:23.820 place here's my

01:10:24.740 problem brad because

01:10:25.540 i agree with you

01:10:26.200 100 and chris stewart

01:10:28.000 and the backers of

01:10:29.360 this bill that this

01:10:30.720 does protect

01:10:31.840 religious liberty

01:10:32.740 but it leaves the

01:10:34.940 door open for

01:10:36.000 everyone else

01:10:36.880 so you know i

01:10:39.040 appreciate the fact

01:10:40.480 that it is it is

01:10:42.000 protecting religious

01:10:44.440 organizations but

01:10:46.900 what about just the

01:10:48.900 idea that i have a

01:10:52.980 guy who's running

01:10:54.440 the front desk and

01:10:55.640 my business you know

01:10:58.140 is my business and

01:10:59.980 the guy decides that

01:11:01.140 he's going to be

01:11:02.040 mary and he comes

01:11:04.280 to work in a dress

01:11:05.680 and he's a big guy

01:11:06.780 and he's and i

01:11:07.380 don't want him at

01:11:07.940 the front desk can

01:11:09.040 i fire him

01:11:09.880 uh look i think if

01:11:13.000 you're running if

01:11:13.920 you're talking about

01:11:14.440 your church or

01:11:15.260 you're talking about

01:11:15.940 your christian bakery

01:11:17.120 then that's one thing

01:11:18.300 and you'd be able to

01:11:19.080 but in a normal role

01:11:20.740 where somebody um

01:11:22.500 it's just a regular

01:11:24.040 business i don't think

01:11:25.180 you should be able to

01:11:25.740 fire someone because

01:11:26.680 of something like that

01:11:27.580 because ultimately it

01:11:28.340 doesn't relate to the

01:11:29.220 job and you're firing

01:11:30.240 them i mean it's

01:11:31.400 honestly like i i'm

01:11:32.520 sympathetic to this

01:11:33.380 idea that business

01:11:34.200 owners you know

01:11:34.880 i'm libertarian

01:11:35.760 leaning should have

01:11:36.960 wide discretion and

01:11:38.340 latitude but i do

01:11:39.500 believe in the civil

01:11:40.180 rights act i don't

01:11:41.080 believe that someone's

01:11:42.180 right extends to fire

01:11:43.140 someone for being

01:11:43.980 black or fire someone

01:11:45.080 just that they're a

01:11:45.700 woman and in the same

01:11:46.900 sense i really don't

01:11:47.940 think that within

01:11:49.100 reasonable exceptions

01:11:50.060 like this bill lays

01:11:50.940 out you should be able

01:11:52.020 to fire someone just

01:11:53.080 because you personally

01:11:54.540 disagree with an

01:11:55.520 aspect of who they

01:11:56.320 are it's it's

01:11:58.060 interesting right because

01:11:58.600 i think one of the

01:11:59.100 issues i've heard about

01:12:00.060 this bill because

01:12:00.640 most you know 90

01:12:01.860 percent of the stuff

01:12:02.320 i think you're saying

01:12:02.860 here everyone agrees

01:12:04.160 with right like i mean

01:12:05.020 it's it's hard to

01:12:06.360 argue with it's

01:12:06.960 ridiculous to throw

01:12:07.860 someone out of their

01:12:08.600 apartment because you

01:12:09.760 don't like who you

01:12:12.000 know who they're

01:12:12.600 interested in um but

01:12:14.660 it the and you

01:12:16.360 mentioned the cake

01:12:17.020 thing which is

01:12:17.460 interesting this has

01:12:18.120 been one of the

01:12:18.560 things i've heard

01:12:19.300 pushback on and

01:12:20.620 maybe the bill deals

01:12:21.500 with this directly and

01:12:22.380 that it says a lot of

01:12:24.840 people say okay

01:12:25.600 religious liberty sort of

01:12:27.260 ends at the church

01:12:28.340 yes will protect you

01:12:29.560 inside your church you

01:12:30.600 can worship however you

01:12:31.540 like this is sort of the

01:12:32.500 left's approach to these

01:12:33.500 issues but when it comes

01:12:34.880 out to you being in the

01:12:35.900 public uh sphere if you

01:12:38.280 believe something that

01:12:39.260 disagrees with these

01:12:40.760 guidelines well you're

01:12:42.220 kind of out of luck does

01:12:43.100 the bill deal with that

01:12:43.800 directly it does it does

01:12:45.480 if i'm if i'm correct

01:12:46.780 brad it does but it's

01:12:48.560 only for companies that

01:12:49.780 have 15 or fewer

01:12:51.260 employees so the cake

01:12:53.420 guy is fine but if i have

01:12:56.180 more than 15 employees i'm

01:12:58.280 not fine the idea is

01:13:01.080 it's really hard to

01:13:01.980 strike the right balance

01:13:03.000 with these things it's

01:13:03.900 incredibly difficult and

01:13:05.320 where do you draw the

01:13:06.000 line 15 20 10 but the

01:13:08.300 idea is that jack

01:13:09.340 phillips would be fine

01:13:10.620 but mcdonald's would

01:13:12.080 not be right but the

01:13:13.640 point is you have to

01:13:14.360 have a line somewhere and

01:13:15.420 it's also in terms of the

01:13:16.600 public sphere this bill

01:13:18.180 also specifically sets up

01:13:20.140 a system in which

01:13:21.340 medical professionals are

01:13:22.800 allowed to not provide

01:13:24.060 certain services as long

01:13:25.740 as they provide i was

01:13:27.480 looked at it like this

01:13:28.460 like a you shouldn't be

01:13:29.600 able if you're a general

01:13:30.320 doctor to not give

01:13:31.660 someone their vaccines

01:13:32.600 because they're gay but

01:13:34.000 you shouldn't be forced

01:13:34.780 to give someone trans

01:13:35.740 hormone therapy if you

01:13:37.340 object to that so that

01:13:38.800 so it basically sets up

01:13:40.060 that kind of equal access

01:13:41.600 but they can deny

01:13:42.580 specific services so

01:13:43.780 it actually sets up in

01:13:45.080 public life except

01:13:46.460 that's what we had at

01:13:47.720 the beginning with

01:13:48.540 abortion and now it

01:13:49.960 doesn't matter what your

01:13:50.980 religious belief is i

01:13:53.240 mean these lines keep

01:13:54.560 getting blurred because

01:13:55.760 we keep making special

01:13:56.920 exceptions look everyone

01:13:58.840 should have exactly the

01:14:00.680 same rights everyone the

01:14:02.940 problem that we we entered

01:14:04.700 into with the civil rights

01:14:05.860 movement is blacks didn't

01:14:07.260 have the same rights you

01:14:09.400 have to have the same exact

01:14:12.220 right but you also have to

01:14:14.700 let people be stupid or

01:14:17.280 jerks you also have to let

01:14:19.760 businesses do what businesses

01:14:22.100 do hobby lobby if if a

01:14:25.200 bunch of militant

01:14:27.380 transgender decided to go

01:14:31.640 en masse to apply at

01:14:34.440 hobby lobby would hobby

01:14:35.880 lobby have to hire them or

01:14:37.700 would they be caught in

01:14:38.760 litigation in any way

01:14:40.100 because they could say

01:14:41.840 they're discriminating

01:14:42.860 so it actually would depend

01:14:45.860 on how hobby lobby is

01:14:47.060 classified and i don't know

01:14:48.440 that off the top of my head

01:14:49.680 it's a business if they're

01:14:50.660 classified as a religious

01:14:51.900 non-profit or or a so if

01:14:54.720 they're just a private

01:14:55.520 business they're a business

01:14:56.560 and uh if they're just a

01:14:58.440 private business then they

01:14:59.900 would have they would be

01:15:00.780 bound by indiscrimination

01:15:01.780 anti-discrimination laws

01:15:03.180 it's interesting because these

01:15:04.280 are obviously tough things to

01:15:06.160 deal with we know chris

01:15:06.880 stewart really well he's a

01:15:07.800 good friend of the show and

01:15:08.760 he is someone who's honestly

01:15:10.220 trying to deal with these with

01:15:11.880 these issues in this bill but

01:15:14.240 it does i i mean i think you

01:15:15.800 could see this brad as well

01:15:16.600 it does it it's gonna it's

01:15:18.480 gonna pop up with some

01:15:19.300 interesting uh conundrums

01:15:21.520 that are i don't think the

01:15:22.760 bill itself can solve i mean

01:15:24.960 you know the no so i and the

01:15:27.640 intent behind it is because

01:15:29.500 worse things are coming down

01:15:31.540 the pike yeah and so this is a

01:15:33.260 way to cut off at the pass pass

01:15:36.560 this so worse things don't come

01:15:39.180 down the pike and i understand

01:15:40.620 that and i even appreciate that

01:15:43.040 but that doesn't mean you pass bad

01:15:45.440 legislation to stop worse

01:15:47.380 legislation so i actually i

01:15:50.440 don't agree with you go on i

01:15:51.660 get your point but whether i

01:15:53.560 think for the people facing the

01:15:55.580 conservative movement the trend

01:15:56.860 of public opinion is that if you

01:15:58.760 we have to pass compromise

01:16:00.080 legislation like this because if

01:16:01.900 not we're going to be stuck under

01:16:03.380 the equality act a decade from

01:16:04.900 now when there's a democrat next

01:16:06.480 time there's a democrat congress

01:16:07.660 they're going to pass it we're

01:16:09.520 trending in that way so honestly

01:16:11.320 my pitch to social conservatives

01:16:12.820 for this legislation is that

01:16:14.720 we're working with you on this

01:16:16.160 we want it to be fair we want it

01:16:17.680 to be balanced it's very

01:16:18.820 complicated but we're working to

01:16:20.380 make exceptions work with us on

01:16:21.920 this legislation let's pass

01:16:23.600 something like this because if

01:16:25.000 you don't unfortunately the

01:16:26.480 reality is you're going to be

01:16:27.360 stuck under the equality act 10

01:16:28.720 years from now i would bet

01:16:29.920 brad i don't want to leave this

01:16:32.420 conversation with you thinking

01:16:33.520 anything other than i really

01:16:35.180 respect you i respect you for

01:16:36.760 coming on uh and debating this

01:16:38.800 with me and we're on different ends

01:16:40.380 of the uh of the argument on this

01:16:42.360 one but i'd like to continue this

01:16:44.240 conversation because maybe i'm

01:16:46.500 just missing something um but as

01:16:49.680 a libertarian i don't like special

01:16:52.580 rights ever for anyone um it it is

01:16:56.900 it just it shouldn't be that way you

01:16:59.080 have a right to live your life and i

01:17:01.240 mean that as transgender and i mean

01:17:03.740 that as a straight white man you have

01:17:06.700 a right to rule your life to be

01:17:08.900 stupid to be different to be

01:17:11.480 whatever it is you are you have that

01:17:13.700 right no special rights for anybody

01:17:16.360 no special rights um can we get one

01:17:19.860 quick comment out of brad though

01:17:21.420 before you leave i'm i'm concerned

01:17:23.120 brad um that the left is noticing

01:17:25.140 that pete buddha judge is not gay

01:17:27.460 enough and is there an appropriate

01:17:29.620 amount of gay that pete should be do

01:17:32.100 you have any perspective on this

01:17:33.660 look i don't like pete he represents

01:17:36.880 none of my policy i don't think he's

01:17:39.380 moderate in the slightest no but i will

01:17:42.020 say that the the woke left makes him

01:17:44.120 look good when they launch this

01:17:45.480 ridiculous attacks against him you know

01:17:47.720 the latest one that i think you're

01:17:48.980 referencing is the buzz news article

01:17:50.740 yeah that queer people can never be

01:17:53.640 released until we no longer live in a

01:17:56.000 country powered by capitalism and he

01:17:58.300 it's basically the article criticizes

01:18:00.160 pete buddha judge because he gets ahead

01:18:02.120 by acting like a normal person pretty

01:18:03.980 much

01:18:04.360 god forbid he is really a normal

01:18:07.680 person

01:18:08.020 yeah yeah i mean the points of the

01:18:11.340 article seems to be well of course

01:18:13.680 they're accepting pete buddha judge

01:18:15.360 because he's acting like them a guy

01:18:17.940 who wears a suit and is all buttoned up

01:18:19.960 and talks about marriage all the time

01:18:21.720 well that's not they're not really

01:18:23.780 accepting us and you know this is what

01:18:26.200 you get if all you do is go after gay

01:18:28.080 marriage uh you know it's a really i

01:18:30.680 felt it was a really insulting argument

01:18:33.120 to to the average gay person

01:18:35.680 no it is insulting and i have to say

01:18:38.680 that we see these things on buzzfeed and

01:18:40.660 out in the new republic and all these

01:18:42.520 crazy screeds those aren't representative

01:18:44.960 of the the guys i play with on my gay

01:18:47.740 soccer league like i'm telling you the

01:18:49.240 average gay person does not think what

01:18:51.460 the crazy woke internet people think all

01:18:54.340 right thankfully brad thank you so much

01:18:56.660 for being on the program brad palumbo he

01:18:58.320 is washington examiner.com thanks for

01:19:01.060 being a part of the program i i you bet

01:19:04.100 um i want to say something in full

01:19:05.900 disclosure wait for a second sarah i want

01:19:07.940 to say something in full disclosure here

01:19:09.460 this um uh fairness for all act is really

01:19:14.640 being spearheaded by uh my church the

01:19:19.680 church of jesus christ of latter-day saints

01:19:21.580 because they are very very concerned that

01:19:24.560 the we're we are strong on family strong

01:19:28.140 on marriage and strong on gender and we

01:19:30.440 always have been um and they are very

01:19:34.300 concerned about the rights of religious

01:19:37.240 people and religious organizations and i

01:19:40.260 100 percent understand that and i have met

01:19:43.800 with leaders of my faith on this and talk

01:19:46.840 to them in depth i disagree with them on

01:19:50.680 this and i've had to do a lot of praying

01:19:52.840 on this because you know you know i respect

01:19:58.060 them uh and uh i've come to the conclusion

01:20:02.280 through counsel uh with many of them that

01:20:06.540 um their calling is their calling their

01:20:11.080 calling is to protect the church my calling is

01:20:15.120 to tell you about what's happening in

01:20:17.820 government and the constitution and my

01:20:21.120 calling uh my feelings on this is this

01:20:24.400 does not protect the average person it does

01:20:28.300 protect the churches and if you want to

01:20:30.880 protect the churches and you believe that

01:20:33.500 working together and holding hands with

01:20:36.840 people um who are most times shown us to be

01:20:40.680 wildly dishonest and they are progressive

01:20:45.620 they take progressive steps this then would

01:20:49.960 only be a progressive measure i could be

01:20:54.460 wrong on it but i will tell you that i have

01:20:58.600 talked to members of my own faith in uh in

01:21:02.740 all levels of government as well and

01:21:05.300 attorneys and everything else and it is

01:21:08.220 split but i will tell you that i truly it

01:21:14.020 hurts me to say because i am somebody who

01:21:17.220 believes in unity i am somebody who believes in

01:21:19.680 coming together but i believe this to be the

01:21:22.740 wrong path enough said now sarah

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01:22:56.700 what about what about businesses under this uh fairness for all act what about businesses like

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01:23:28.860 i mean do you do you get to not let them serve or a guy who comes in as a girl in a tank top

01:23:35.600 yeah i mean it's just it's a very difficult very difficult thing uh for people to uh to to process

01:23:41.420 i mean they are tough lines there's no doubt about it i just correct i i get nervous whenever

01:23:45.300 government comes to try to swoop in and save us all it gets it gets icky

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01:25:19.060 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment well you know what's really interesting is uh with all of

01:25:41.600 the news and all of the hype and the horror show that donald trump is why did the press not make a

01:25:52.080 big deal out of the senate yesterday confirming an openly gay trump nominee to the ninth circuit court

01:25:59.660 of appeals kind of appeals kind of a big deal uh by the way did not have the uh the uh kamala harris or

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01:26:19.360 uh they say he lacks the knowledge and experience necessary for the ninth circuit court really so you're

01:26:26.440 against is it really is it that or are you against a filipino gay man on the ninth circuit court of

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01:28:08.480 okay so uh this is this is why the republic or the democrats do not want donald trump to have

01:28:32.900 another term uh and they're already talking about it openly that one more term and you will have two

01:28:39.720 generations of the court before the progressives can really turn things back around the court system

01:28:46.620 is being fundamentally changed by barack obama i'm sorry by uh um donald trump he has added so many

01:28:57.180 judges to the federal courts uh that it is fundamentally transforming it it really is

01:29:03.900 the senate yesterday confirmed president trump's ninth judicial nominee to the liberal ninth circuit

01:29:10.140 court of appeals elevating patrick uh bumette an openly gay filipino man to the federal bench over

01:29:17.800 the objection of his liberal home state senators they didn't want him uh he has worked as an

01:29:26.940 assistant u.s attorney uh for the southern district of california he uh cleared the senate by 53 40

01:29:34.080 party line vote uh he did not have the support from feinstein or uh harris they say he lacks the

01:29:41.900 knowledge and experience that is necessary for something like this he has minimal appellate

01:29:47.080 experience um but he received qualified ratings from the american bar association uh and that's the

01:29:55.060 association that all the democrats always say well the bar association says he's great well they said

01:30:00.020 he was qualified for the job so what's the problem now why isn't this all over the news i mean if you

01:30:05.700 really care about fairness if you really care about gay rights and how society is changing wouldn't you

01:30:15.340 say hey i gotta i gotta give this one to donald trump i mean we've been calling him a guy who hates

01:30:20.400 gays but he just appointed a gay man openly gay man to the ninth circuit court of appeals guess we

01:30:26.060 were wrong on that one yeah and beyond that i mean he's been nominating really good judges across the

01:30:32.660 board and not just from the perspective as you might you know expect that we like conservatives

01:30:37.020 um you know and that's been he's been pretty solid on that but i mean beyond that just people who are

01:30:42.060 highly qualified i thought this was fascinating and i had not heard this anywhere else through the first

01:30:48.200 two years of his presidency a higher percentage of judges nominated by president trump received

01:30:53.360 well qualified ratings from the american bar association than any recent president except for

01:30:58.000 george w bush as of one uh as of last week president trump's 2019 nominees have continued this trend

01:31:04.400 um president obama has nominated a large number of highly qualified jurists uh as well um a higher

01:31:11.260 percentage um however for trump on well qualified jurists um so you're talking about uh uh uh like

01:31:20.940 these are people that you know you kind of get this idea that trump is like oh he's just you know

01:31:24.300 he talked you know famously about appointing his sister who actually is qualified but way too liberal

01:31:29.360 um to to these high level courts they've gone through and they've said now that um a majority of

01:31:35.000 president trump's judicial nominees have received well qualified ratings from the aba it's not a

01:31:39.320 conservative organization obviously 80 percent of circuit court nominees and 62 percent of district

01:31:44.760 court nominees if anything this understates the relative qualifications of trump's judicial picks

01:31:48.900 as there are reasons to doubt the aba's assessment of conservative nominees indeed multiple peer review

01:31:54.600 studies have found that the aba evaluates republican nominees more critically than democratic nominees

01:31:59.840 with the equivalent experience which is not a huge surprise um uh but they are you know they're

01:32:06.160 now saying that not only is trump nominating pretty good conservatives but very highly qualified

01:32:10.760 legal minds uh to go and take these roles something that you would not have expected if you

01:32:16.900 watch the uh if you watch the media it's just you know he's naming whoever you know whoever he feels

01:32:21.660 like it and these are all radical basically he's doing a bunch of pastors uh who it is you know

01:32:28.000 this is this is directly due to uh ted cruz and mike lee those two are really the two that are guiding

01:32:38.100 this this whole uh federal judge appointment system and along with the federalist society as well yeah

01:32:45.600 yeah i mean there's lots of people involved but in the senate yeah it's those guys who are really

01:32:50.860 guiding this thing and uh i've talked to several of them you know not just those guys but

01:32:56.660 in other organizations that are are saying the same thing they all say the same thing you you don't

01:33:03.540 have any idea america has no idea how good donald trump has been for the court system that we have

01:33:13.760 a real shot because it's not just the supreme court it is also the federal judges if you can give him

01:33:21.420 another term on federal judges and they are this good you have a chance that justice can be done

01:33:29.400 under the constitution and i would say this is his cell right i mean this the cell for 2020 donald trump

01:33:36.000 is judges plus economy right those two things together are usually enough to win an election

01:33:42.340 if you have judges that are going to get your base um motivated you know the fact that they're going

01:33:47.800 back to the constitution which is something i think kind of a nice idea it's a quaint idea

01:33:52.460 to maybe occasionally respect the constitution and you add on to that an economy that's still strong i

01:33:58.180 mean the fed came out uh two days ago and said they're not going to be lowering rates uh because

01:34:02.900 they still think the economy is is strong as you point out there are always risks there and and

01:34:08.800 uh there's reasons to be nervous um but still i mean you know we've we've had a good run here

01:34:14.900 and we were seeing economic numbers um you know with minority groups unemployment all over all over the

01:34:21.720 place that you know are exceeding any level we've seen in sometimes in some cases 50 years

01:34:26.760 so is that i mean you know they're going to try impeachment because they don't really know how to

01:34:34.580 attack a president a president like this they have to make it about personality they have to make it

01:34:39.220 about this guy's shady or whatever they want to do because going on the basic merits of a normal

01:34:45.400 election are not going to work particularly well because he you know the structure relative we're

01:34:51.340 at relative peace compared to where we've been yeah i mean in the last 20 years uh you know it's nice

01:34:57.260 this is a big is another big chunk of deal uh so relative peace relative prosperity although

01:35:03.500 everything is on the edge relative prosperity uh and uh jobs jobs are fantastic best than in any time

01:35:12.740 in my lifetime so what do you do if you're the democrats i mean you gotta yell you know you

01:35:16.880 certainly gotta make it about something else you throw you know you tell everybody about greta

01:35:21.000 and how bad the climate is right you say how mean donald trump is you talk about you know you talk

01:35:26.940 about russia and you talk about ukraine all these things i mean i mean the idea that the 2000 a

01:35:32.240 presidential election in the united states is going to turn on corruption in the ukraine

01:35:36.660 i mean most people could not come within a thousand miles of where ukraine is on a map

01:35:41.780 i mean if you if you go to the average person in a mall uh which by the way there are none left and

01:35:47.020 there's no one in them but if you happen to find someone walking past a mall and you gave them a map

01:35:52.180 of the world with no labels are they within a thousand miles of ukraine if you ask them to name it

01:35:57.540 no probably not no um let me change uh subjects here transgender new york times writer has slammed

01:36:03.820 conservatives for not understanding rudolph the red-nosed reindeer as the queerest holiday special

01:36:08.900 ever uh and i will tell you that rudolph every year i watch it uh with the family and every year

01:36:17.200 gets worse for me every year i'm like this is classic santa is a jerk in that one he is a jerk it's a

01:36:25.480 non-canon santa yeah it's a big time he doesn't yeah okay so and i have to give this writer the new

01:36:32.160 york times credit hermy the elf is clearly gay now at no point does uh why would you why would you

01:36:41.860 believe that i just if you were looking inside yourself why would you believe that are all

01:36:46.600 dentists gay is that what you're trying to say no it's just the way it's just the it's just it's not

01:36:52.480 the way he dresses because he dresses like everybody else he does it's not the way he looks

01:36:56.220 because he looks like everybody else it's just the way he's like i want to be a dentist okay i

01:37:02.440 all right okay kiss a girl go ahead i kiss a girl can you kiss a girl or do you want to kiss the other

01:37:08.660 else my guess is the dentists do pretty well with the ladies it's a good gig yeah it's a good stable

01:37:14.000 job so it's just maybe it's just me and my family but we look at her me and we're like

01:37:18.460 i mean he's clearly and you accept him for that right i totally accept him for that i don't mind

01:37:22.680 gay dentists or gay elves i will say the uh north pole not so accepting not so accepting yeah not

01:37:28.060 so accepting not at all uh but but uh rudolph is not gay rudolph is just in a very bad family

01:37:36.260 yeah his his parents aren't so great in that one either mom is okay but she doesn't say anything

01:37:41.180 she should say to her husband shut the hell up yeah dad's just like you know the the typical like

01:37:45.860 little league father that's yelling at his children yeah and then and then the little

01:37:49.900 league coach is like okay all right now kids uh we're not gonna play any games with that freak over

01:37:56.060 there yeah it's and they're really overt about it yeah i mean it's one thing if you kind of like i

01:38:01.340 don't know guys a little weird you know they're just like announcing to the whole class oh you can't

01:38:05.860 do this you've got a red nose all right it's like wait they are we're not gonna play with him

01:38:10.440 right yeah yeah they're really yeah it's really bad okay okay so then they also say uh that there

01:38:17.420 is a whole island what your reason why it's the queerest holiday special ever is because there's a

01:38:22.820 whole island of outcasts what has nothing to do with it's not like we have i mean have we ever

01:38:30.980 in american history ever sent gay people to an island i mean not that they you know they they've all you

01:38:39.140 know not that they've gone i want to go to the island for the you know for the weekend and come

01:38:43.200 back i mean sure have we ever have you ever in history heard of gay islands i mean you i don't

01:38:50.460 mean it's sound like you know because that would be an upgrade from what usually happened back in the

01:38:55.500 old days i just kill him he's gay yeah that was there was a time unfortunately um yeah no i i mean we

01:39:01.420 you know we locked up japanese people but i don't remember the gay thing and uh i mean right now i mean if

01:39:08.100 they were all terrorists or or islamist we do have the island of outcasts it's called guantanamo

01:39:15.380 not usually having anything to do with gay references yeah and you know just because you're

01:39:22.680 a squirt gun that shoots jelly or a cowboy that rides an oscar ostrich or a charlie in the box

01:39:32.160 it doesn't it's a solid charlie in the box nobody wants a charlie in the box

01:39:37.980 that's i mean so mean it really is so mean it's bullying culture i think it's the real issue there

01:39:46.800 and what's the deal with the lion every year i go and fly around the world to find toys

01:39:54.080 that no child loves stop by the north pole why don't you you're flying you're a flying lion

01:40:02.740 you don't think santa you look at him look at the size of him and then look at the fat elf

01:40:08.360 you don't think santa's gonna listen to the flying lion hey santa why don't you try to drop these off

01:40:16.500 from time to time i think the lion is the problem he likes having a whole island of misfit toys he

01:40:24.700 likes it gives him power it's like a you think it's an epstein situation or what what's what's going

01:40:29.740 on there no he's got his own island no it's almost the same story no he's like arafat you can't make

01:40:36.360 it you can't make it without me ah charlie in the box you know who it is that damn santa

01:40:41.340 those damn kids that's what it is he just there's a tax involved i don't know what it is on the island

01:40:48.700 but i guarantee you there is a tax and it's an oppressive tax on charlie in the box i don't think

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01:42:24.620 terms to apply we break for 10 seconds station id so uh there is a a new a new app that is out

01:42:42.060 and it's called uh the chosen right it's the chosen app i have to tell you i started watching this

01:42:49.520 uh a few weeks ago uh a few weeks ago it is the largest um crowdfunded crowdfunded series ever done

01:42:59.400 um the the the director and the and the producer the idea guy behind this thought we'll do it on

01:43:07.280 on um uh crowdfunding and he thought maybe they'd get you know maybe ten thousand dollars or whatever

01:43:15.200 19 million dollars later they have the money to produce a really really good series about the

01:43:26.180 life of christ and it's i think he has seven seasons that he is planning on unveiling there's

01:43:32.700 one season already you just go and download the app the chosen and it's all in normal you know

01:43:40.640 language today's language um the people what i love is the people aren't all wearing white and

01:43:47.640 and it's pristine it it just in the very first episode in five minutes you will start to smell

01:43:54.180 what it must have smelled like back then i mean you automatically are like oh oh that's what it was

01:44:00.640 really like um and they are great characters uh you will see all of the characters around christ and

01:44:10.100 how they got there um before he shows up and then when he shows up the impact that he made it's

01:44:18.500 really really an accessible series and really really well done you'll really i think you'll love this

01:44:28.240 uh and they've done it so it's free to you somebody else has paid for your first episode um and you

01:44:36.340 can then pass it on you don't have to you could watch all the episodes and never pay a dime

01:44:40.140 but they ask that if you like it and you want to pass it on to a friend just make a donation

01:44:45.400 um and i buy this series i mean this is a series that i'd easily you know what is a series of 10

01:44:53.100 usually cost at apple like 20 20 or 30 bucks 20 or 30 bucks yeah i mean i'd easily spend that on

01:44:59.140 this this is a really good series and something that would be good to watch i think there are eight

01:45:03.580 episodes out the first season is out eight or ten episodes uh the first season is out and um

01:45:09.280 uh and it takes you through the new testament and um it'd be something great for the family to watch

01:45:17.620 while you're on vacation together uh i really like it just go to the app store and just get the chosen

01:45:23.240 app and you can start watching it right now really good we have the guy whose idea this was and the

01:45:30.460 director and he's actually uh comes from a famous family and we'll talk to him coming up in uh

01:45:37.240 in just a second okay so america's favorite christmas film what is it i have three movies

01:45:45.120 i watch every year yes christmas vacation yes not on the top five no elf surprisingly not on the top

01:45:53.500 wow and a christmas story uh number one all right number one number one uh i would have said it's a

01:46:00.460 wonderful life okay uh and a christmas story a wonderful life is number three number two is a

01:46:06.720 charlie brown christmas which oh i mean i like it i do see it every year too but i do um planes trains

01:46:13.840 and automobiles is number four really yeah that's one we watch every thanksgiving that is it's a

01:46:19.720 thanksgiving movie not a christmas really is it's a thanksgiving uh but it still works at christmas but

01:46:23.820 i just i just love it and home alone is number five elf isn't even on the top that's surprising

01:46:29.600 shocking yeah i feel like that is the most recent classic he was so good in that i mean he was

01:46:36.600 perfect just perfect as an elf um so uh we'll talk about that probably a little later uh next week when

01:46:45.480 we get uh when we get closer because i have a few problems with holiday movies yeah surprise surprise

01:46:51.460 you're the grinch no you're listening i'm just a truth teller the grinch financing corporation

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01:48:09.240 glenn steven crowder mark levin many many more available at blaze tv.com you can use the promo code

01:48:17.940 glenn get access to all their stuff for 10 bucks off

01:48:20.280 dallas jenkins is um the son of the left behind author jerry jenkins who the left behind series

01:48:49.640 was so game-changing right so many people first of all how's your dad he's great and uh said to say

01:48:55.240 hi i know you had him on several years ago yeah i love him i just love him um you have done all kinds

01:49:00.860 of films you have you know you've worked for all the you know big name companies producing films i think

01:49:08.320 17 films under your belt somewhere in that neighborhood yeah and this one is different this

01:49:14.660 is the it may not be the first crowdfunded but it's the largest crowdfunded uh movie or series

01:49:21.180 yeah media project yeah ever online yeah tell me about what it is and how it started well first of

01:49:27.700 all i want to say i've been for over a year and a half been saying i gotta get this to glenn back

01:49:32.640 somehow because i think the whole thing is right up your alley because it's disruptive and that's

01:49:37.300 something that i think you set a good example for with this whole thing the show and the network and all

01:49:41.700 that that's what we're trying to do the chosen is the first ever multi-season series about the life

01:49:47.400 of christ so there's been movies there's been mini series but there's never actually been a multi-season

01:49:52.500 show where you can take the time to get to know the characters to get to know the stories dig deeper

01:49:57.060 into the backstories of these stories from the gospels and it started from a short film that i did for

01:50:03.220 my church's christmas eve service 20 minute short film that's all it was intended to be was for my church

01:50:07.820 and very long story short it ended up going on on social media went viral and became the tool that

01:50:15.520 inspired people to want to raise over we ended up getting over 10 million dollars from over 19 000

01:50:22.000 people around the world you know it's amazing i've only seen uh i've only seen one episode so far but

01:50:27.840 it is uh i'm always skeptical of jesus films and all of that yeah and i can tell that because that's

01:50:37.580 this is the opposite of all those this is this is real it's digestible it's um it's not cheesy at

01:50:45.900 all you know it's one of those things where i could watch it with a friend who's not a jesus right

01:50:51.620 person and they'd go that was really good yeah and that that's because it was inspired by shows that

01:50:57.100 i love to watch so i binge watch shows of my wife all the time and i've always said that the stories of

01:51:03.300 the gospels deserve a great great storytelling i mean and yet so i've seen every jesus movie done

01:51:09.240 some of them are good some of them are not great they all tend to be pretty formal there tends to

01:51:13.720 be this emotional distance between the viewer and jesus partially because these stories tend to go from

01:51:19.500 miracle to miracle bible verse to bible verse you never get a chance to engage with the people that

01:51:24.800 jesus encountered and then quite frankly a lot of times the performances are so stiff and formal you

01:51:29.740 kind of wonder what made jesus so charismatic that so many people followed him right they seem to miss

01:51:34.100 out on the joy the the humor no doubt the charisma that jesus had to have for that many people to want

01:51:40.480 to follow him i love the old jesus movies because he always had a british accent too yes he's there

01:51:44.500 one hair blue eyed british accent yes well i don't know should we have fish tonight yes they spoke in

01:51:50.540 king james english it never seemed to make sense i'm like that's not a guy i would really be excited

01:51:54.220 right right so um tell me about the storyline yeah so we start with some of the main characters

01:52:03.180 i don't like to call them characters they're people but we went and chose some of the people

01:52:09.060 in the gospels who had a really interesting arc the kind of story that could sustain itself over the

01:52:14.640 course of several seasons so we've got matthew the tax collector someone who was hated by the jews for

01:52:19.460 betraying his people by being a tax collector disrespected by the romans for being jewish got

01:52:23.640 nicodemus a guy who was a top religious leader who yet never really came publicly out to as a

01:52:30.580 follower of christ uh simon peter his brother andrew we see these people before they encountered christ

01:52:36.800 and i think that's what makes the show a little bit different is that you're seeing them before

01:52:40.920 they encountered christ and we believe i think this is one of our mottos if you can see jesus through

01:52:45.840 the eyes of those who actually met him you can be impacted in the same way they were and there's

01:52:49.740 someone including mary magdalene you know who on one end of the spectrum was demon possessed before

01:52:54.920 she encountered christ to nicodemus a religious leader there's someone for the viewer to identify

01:52:59.540 with and so when jesus comes into the picture there's it's the the encounters are that much

01:53:04.820 more impactful and emotional i don't know who can relate to the demon possessed but maybe you run in

01:53:10.360 different circles i personally can't but people tell that somebody everybody can remember well but

01:53:15.780 they can relate to the pain yes and again it's not glossed over it's not a show that it's it's not

01:53:21.400 like when i was growing up in sunday school for example we were taught about jesus on flanagraphs and

01:53:26.160 he was this you know dressed in blue and everything was pretty and right away right off the bat in this

01:53:32.420 episode episode one and throughout this first season we we get right into the dirt i mean we want you to

01:53:38.480 feel like you can smell the dust in the air should feel real it has always driven me nuts that i mean

01:53:45.840 the last color jesus probably would have worn is white right because it would always look dirty you

01:53:53.540 know and no fashion sense right nobody ever looks dirty in anything and you what the smell must have

01:54:01.160 been like back at the time what people looked like back at the time it's just not it's not real and they

01:54:07.400 were desperate the jewish people at that time were so oppressed and had been for centuries that their

01:54:13.160 desperation for the messiah was palpable it was daily i mean they were they were literally every

01:54:18.100 day wondering when they were going to get respite and rescue and that's what jesus came into was we

01:54:23.840 call this the before and jesus comes into the before even today and that's what we're that's i think

01:54:30.220 what this show is about it's about the before and so we introduce you to characters and people who

01:54:34.860 including miracle recipients throughout other episodes such as the leper who was healed by

01:54:39.720 jesus or the paralytic who was lowered through the roof when we portray these miracles we're showing

01:54:44.780 you not only the miracle itself but the impact of the miracle had and that's something that i think

01:54:49.420 is oftentimes missing that we're really trying to capture so did you use i mean the only real um

01:54:56.140 historic account of jesus if you dismiss the bible and all of that stuff the only one outside observer

01:55:05.300 um would be josephus in in antiquities the jewish antiquities and he describes christ as

01:55:13.480 uh one of these rebels that came down and so there were lots of people that were living in the hills

01:55:21.340 claiming to be the messiah at the time do you address any of that yeah so in fact right off the

01:55:26.660 bat with episode one we talk about the romans and nicodemus the pharisee there was kind of this

01:55:32.360 you know unspoken connection between uh the romans and the religious leaders because they were both

01:55:39.400 trying to get peace they both wanted peace they wanted behavior and there were preachers around that

01:55:44.600 time being they were they were they were crazy people and that's why even when john the baptist

01:55:49.740 came along people were dismissing him as he's yet another person trying to upset the apple cart when

01:55:54.380 jesus came along this time claiming to be the son of god and then actually performing miracles that's

01:56:00.240 when things started to get different that's when eyebrows started to get raised and the people really

01:56:04.640 started to congregate around jesus because john the baptist had been arising some some support and

01:56:10.300 then he handed off the baton and said this is the guy this is the guy you've been waiting for he's

01:56:14.780 not the fake one he's the real one and it scared a lot of people but it also excited a lot of people

01:56:18.880 so what jesus brought i mean you mentioned it you know he was a bit of a rebel that's again what

01:56:25.960 kind of we're attempting to capture in the show and then that's the whole point of the show and how

01:56:30.180 it was financed how we're distributing it the whole thing so kind of taken off talk to me about that

01:56:35.660 because i remember when we started this network it was us and major league baseball and i think

01:56:41.940 i think hbo started right after us right there was nothing right online we had buffering speed

01:56:50.560 problems um and now the world has changed right uh this could not have been made even 10 years ago

01:56:59.700 right it wouldn't have been shown anywhere we wouldn't have had any place to to watch it right so what

01:57:05.020 does it mean to uh to filmmakers to storytellers to the audience what you've done to disrupt

01:57:15.500 yeah i mean that's a great question we are you know there's a verse in isaiah isaiah 43 19 says

01:57:22.140 behold i am doing a new thing and that's also a motto for us is the way it was financed is new not not

01:57:28.780 that we're the first crowdfunded but we're the number one highest crowdfunding uh the content is new

01:57:34.440 it's the first ever multi-season show uh the app that this is on now uh we have an app it's called

01:57:41.620 the chosen it's aptly named and if you download the app it's free it's easy to do it's the first

01:57:48.460 ever app that allows you to watch a show on any one of your devices without a subscription so if you

01:57:53.300 have a roku apple tv fire stick chromecast anything you can literally click the button on your phone

01:57:58.760 essentially hijack that device you could be watching the show within minutes with no subscription

01:58:05.140 doesn't cost anything and so and then you you have what five episodes out how do you are you going to

01:58:13.160 make all of them free or do you yeah so the first eight episodes the complete season one is now there

01:58:18.820 on the app and it's a long story of how people around the world can watch it because you may you

01:58:25.240 may have discovered this uh because you're a streaming network too but around the world every

01:58:29.760 time someone streams an episode of our show we have to pay for it it's not free right so so if we just

01:58:35.460 all of a sudden made it completely free around the world uh you know today um we would lose millions

01:58:41.660 of dollars oh yeah streaming cup people don't understand people don't know that it's i didn't know that

01:58:45.500 really i do it's really expensive right that's why people are like don't give the subscription to

01:58:51.420 everybody right because the more you're pumping out more people watching the more it becomes very

01:58:57.400 expensive quickly right so but but our investors and our viewers who've seen the episodes and have

01:59:03.100 freaked out about them their most common comment is how do we get this to others we they want this to

01:59:07.440 go to the world so we've told them if you want this around the world you're going to have to help us

01:59:12.620 and so when people buy an episode or watch an episode i shouldn't say buy when they watch an

01:59:17.340 episode we tell them this was paid for you by someone else and that person can then choose to

01:59:22.720 pay it forward so we've got this pay it forward idea where viewers can help people around the world

01:59:27.700 see this for free and so when they do that when they're supporting the show by by purchasing episodes

01:59:34.300 for others they're also allowing us to do future episodes and seasons how many seasons do you have in

01:59:39.600 your head seven or eight probably i mean we want to tell the story so i mean and and it sounds crazy

01:59:45.000 we're we we believe that over the course of the next six seven years we're going to need to raise

01:59:48.840 about a hundred million dollars and that sounds ridiculous but no if it's if it's as good as it

01:59:55.060 appears to be in the first season right and you can keep this pace i don't think that's well the

02:00:00.320 first season based on a short film i did for my church that i shot it was about the birth of christ

02:00:04.840 from the perspective of the shepherds and i shot it on my friend's farm in illinois raised 10 million

02:00:09.640 dollars from 19 000 people it seems like again like you said the pacing is such that we can pull

02:00:14.960 this off so yeah i just got tired of of waiting for hollywood to lower its scepter to allow me into

02:00:21.580 their hallowed halls i mean i don't have to anymore yeah you can just go directly to the people no i

02:00:25.880 remember two three years ago even i went to hollywood to pitch uh and uh went to amazon and

02:00:34.880 everybody else it doesn't matter right you know that those gates were still there right those gates

02:00:41.020 aren't here anymore right and you had a lot to do with breaking that down so i've i you know i really

02:00:44.960 appreciate that because i think you had this attitude of i want to be able to say what i want yeah i want

02:00:50.620 to be able to do it in the way that i want so i'm just going to and it's it's it starts off rough

02:00:54.500 there's growing pains for sure i don't know if you know about that and we were on the not the

02:00:59.960 leading edge we were on the bleeding edge right but uh you you opened the doors for a lot of people

02:01:05.500 and that's what we're hoping to do as well but for now we're just concentrating on getting this show

02:01:09.020 to as many people around the world as possible and we're figuring out along the way how can we do

02:01:13.980 that without going bankrupt uh and are we found that people when they see the show are so hungry for

02:01:18.880 it and they the comment we get over and over and over again is i've i've never seen anything like

02:01:23.960 this in fact johnny erickson tata who's a well-known author and speaker she said thank you for telling

02:01:29.640 the old old story which is a phrase from a hymn in an impossibly fresh way and that was one of the

02:01:36.060 most meaningful compliments i've ever received because i've heard these stories hundreds of times

02:01:40.080 and i want i'm not changing them but i do want to tell them in a way that feels fresh and that feels

02:01:44.780 like for people especially who maybe haven't grown up in church but who can see these stories and feel

02:01:49.920 like that's a jesus i would want to know these are people i would want to know this is a story i want

02:01:54.300 to watch uh and there's not much out there uh you know you got shows like game of thrones stranger

02:01:59.340 things all these shows that people binge watch we wanted something that people could have watch

02:02:03.340 parties for and binge watch about christ and i think that's great yeah i think it's great um all right

02:02:08.780 here's what i want you to do i want you to go to the apple app store right now and i want you to

02:02:13.320 download the chosen app uh it's free you can download it right now you'll be watching the

02:02:20.220 episodes after this show is over uh you can watch the episode others you know that might be you know

02:02:28.600 wanting to watch it right now you'll be able to watch it in about a minute yes so it's the chosen

02:02:33.100 and you'll find that in the app store download it and support thank you so much thanks glenn

02:02:38.260 appreciate you having me on you really have to make it to the third episode when you you see christ

02:02:45.180 i think second or third episode with children it is first of all he doesn't look like the christ that

02:02:50.820 like everybody always shows um uh but when you see him with children you're like that is absolutely

02:02:58.420 the way he would be absolutely the way he would be it's just such a great series check it out with

02:03:04.680 your family the chosen all right um clock is ticking christmas a couple of weeks away you still

02:03:10.680 have a little shopping to do uh probably for that one person that you have absolutely no idea what to

02:03:15.200 get them uh now you could get them the x chair but maybe not maybe not you never know christmas is

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02:04:23.500 this is the glenbeck program

02:04:28.220 this is the glenbeck program

02:04:28.240 the glenbeck program

02:04:58.220 this is a real thing uh really yeah it's a uh it's it's it looks like we are moving forward

02:05:06.680 on um a sixth branch of the u.s military and it will be the space force and its its task will be

02:05:16.120 to protect u.s interest in space uh which will mean protect everything from the gps systems to

02:05:22.360 the space junk that is flying out there at hundreds of miles an hour i don't i mean that's that's one of

02:05:28.980 the real things we have to track every piece of junk every bolt everything because you have to know

02:05:36.360 how to navigate through that field because a bolt would go right through the space shuttle

02:05:42.620 i mean that's it's incredible uh and they say it's a long time uh due and so i guess

02:05:50.140 we're getting a new space force

02:05:53.200 nothing surprises me anymore

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02:06:06.100 Thank you.

The Glenn Beck Program - December 12, 2019

Our Right to Privacy Is Gone ｜ Guests： Sen. Mike Lee, Brad Polumbo, & Dallas Jenkins ｜ 12⧸12⧸19

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