The Glenn Beck Program - Pat Takes Revenge on the Metric System

00:00:00.000 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program all right well the

00:00:09.200 2020 candidates for president in the democrat party uh continue to stake out death as as their

00:00:18.940 main issue really yeah it's a death cult uh we've said that many times it's i think it's true um

00:00:26.320 we we were just listening to uh steve bullock on the news and uh on the uh four minute buzz uh and

00:00:33.460 you know the the governor of montana you won't believe what he had to say we'll share that with

00:00:38.120 you also the governor of georgia though making some real sense and uh so we'll get into that

00:00:44.720 also jeff daniels actor jeff daniels has some words for trump supporters it's all about race it's

00:00:51.380 always about race uh that and much much more uh coming up in one minute it's pat and jeffy for

00:00:58.980 glen on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK great to have you with us uh some interesting thoughts on

00:01:06.080 abortion from some of these democrat candidates uh people keep asking them so where do you draw the

00:01:13.880 line and they all say the same thing they won't there is no line there is no there's no line there's

00:01:19.900 no line to them this is just unbelievable it's it's amazing to watch um one of the latest maybe

00:01:27.620 the latest into the race steve bullock from montana he's he's the governor of montana why he thinks he

00:01:32.960 has any chance at all at winning i'll never know uh but here he is uh talking about abortion he's asked

00:01:42.500 he's asked about restrictions what limits would you put on abortion uh none these are decisions

00:01:50.860 that should not be made by legislators i mean we've 1973 roe versus wade is still the law of the land

00:01:59.040 as opposed to attacking it we should actually be promoting it and we should be both codifying

00:02:04.980 the opportunities under roe versus wade and at state level i haven't allowed those any restrictions

00:02:10.300 okay so it's it's a decision that shouldn't be made by legislators why should it be made by

00:02:17.460 supreme court justices are they are they superhuman somehow yes are they superpowers are they godlike

00:02:24.300 well yeah to them well only because they like that decision yeah if it was a decision they didn't

00:02:31.520 like they would hate them with everything in them that's a decision that shouldn't be made by

00:02:36.300 legislators why what what happened to uh democracy being so important i thought it was i keep telling

00:02:44.900 you it's not a democracy but they keep telling us it is and then when when it comes to democracy

00:02:50.100 they want it decided by nine people that's not democracy not even close that's amazing that's

00:02:57.480 amazing what a pathetic answer which shouldn't be left to legislators who should it be left to

00:03:02.860 uh amazing amazing well we're gonna find out from uh pete butting jidge who he thinks

00:03:11.240 the fine mayor of south bend the fine mayor of south bend and if anybody knows about abortion

00:03:15.860 and the limits that should be placed on abortion it's the mayor of south bend indiana i think we all

00:03:21.040 agree on that yes okay here he is there's been a lot of focus this week about the states that have

00:03:26.800 voted to restrict women's rights but there's also been a movement in the other direction new york state

00:03:31.660 also this year passed a new law which significantly increases a woman's right to accept to an abortion

00:03:38.180 it used to be the exception was at after i think it's 24 weeks to protect the life of a woman now

00:03:44.880 the new law is to protect the health of a woman which is a much more lenient standard and i guess the

00:03:50.580 question is do you believe at any point in pregnancy whether it's at six weeks or eight weeks or 24 weeks

00:03:57.820 or whatever that there should be any limit on a woman's right to have an abortion you know i think

00:04:02.440 the the dialogue has got so caught up on where you draw the line yeah that we've gotten away from the

00:04:08.200 fundamental question of who gets to draw the line oh and i trust women trust to draw the line when it's

00:04:14.340 i trust women to draw the line well you can't trust them because that's cost us 60 million babies

00:04:31.960 since 1973 trusting women has cost 60 million children since 1973 i think that's a stupid thing to do

00:04:43.220 uh once we've seen the outcome of trusting women i'm sorry you can't you can't you can't allow you

00:04:51.980 can't allow the slaughter of babies anymore you just get we can't and i think i think we understand

00:04:57.940 that now i hope so and we're fighting back and we're fighting back really hard and we're getting

00:05:03.880 a lot of pushback from you know the left because obviously they don't think there should be any limit

00:05:09.260 at any time and that's up to 40 weeks well listen we'd let them have free reign for a number of years

00:05:14.260 right i mean it's gone for for many years where we thought right we just let them have this argument

00:05:19.300 fine it'll be okay and it's not fine it's not okay right and now the pushback is happening and

00:05:25.820 they're like whoa wait yeah they don't like it they don't like to be challenged on this issue they

00:05:29.780 they haven't been for a long time right and they don't like it well tough tough there's too many

00:05:36.100 lives at stake no kidding that's a separate body that's not that's not the woman's body we're

00:05:40.980 talking about that's a separate body inside there uh with a separate dna strand yeah but when separate

00:05:47.100 organs when when is it a separate body like like after birth two or three years no no two or three

00:05:53.700 like when you're three years old four years old something like that much right away as it starts

00:05:57.240 developing it's it's separate yeah so i know what i'm saying like when is it a human yeah i know

00:06:03.480 this is a separate human it's a human the whole time it's the whole time from the beginning the

00:06:07.880 whole time right after its birth it's never going to be a plant life it's never going to be a

00:06:12.340 vegetable matter it's from what from when it's not going to be an auto part uh it's always going

00:06:17.920 to be a human from the very beginning from the very beginning at the hospital i'm talking about

00:06:22.820 from from conception huh so yeah that's the way it works that's the way it works as far as i'm

00:06:29.000 concerned as far as these democrats are concerned it's never a child it's never a human and yeah

00:06:34.440 right never literally this is literally not one of the 23 candidates in the democrat party

00:06:42.900 have any cutoff for abortion there is no cutoff right from any of them that's staggering

00:06:51.760 yes it is it used to be that they'd concede all right you know 21 weeks come on 24 weeks

00:06:59.700 whatever i mean you can't have third trimester abortions well now unless the health of the

00:07:06.820 mother is in effect or something right and that's really rare they always right but they always

00:07:10.840 threw that out there very rare but they always threw that out there after the 21 weeks or the

00:07:15.220 whatever whatever amount of line that they're drawing there's no line there's none there's no line

00:07:19.620 zero uh that's how extreme that's how radical they are on this it's just really what's gotten

00:07:27.140 worse but that's really what put us our back against the wall on this right exactly to fight

00:07:31.720 back no i think we really woke up when new york passed that bill and then virginia was gonna pass

00:07:38.220 that bill i think so too and other states considered the bill so you know and you've got that you've got

00:07:46.680 states fighting back all through the south which is great it's yeah you have eight states now have

00:07:52.940 passed pretty tough new laws six of them heartbeat bills um and one of them beyond heartbeat so good

00:08:00.680 yeah i i i think it's great meanwhile george's governor brian kemp mocked the celebrities who were

00:08:08.560 threatening to boycott the state because of their heartbeat bill uh of course alissa milano and

00:08:14.580 alec baldwin and others have spoken out against the law and they've signed letters of protest oh no

00:08:20.380 to demand that the state abandon its heartbeat bill was it like a strongly worded letter yeah it is okay

00:08:27.960 yeah they're strongly worded and and they're really upset and uh and they don't like brian kemp

00:08:33.340 and he said i understand that some folks don't like this new law i'm fine with that we're elected to do

00:08:39.540 what's right and standing up for precious life is always the right thing to do boom we value

00:08:45.980 and protect innocent life even though that makes c-list celebrities squawk

00:08:51.940 that is fantastic that's really good just poke them another time yeah poke them one more time

00:09:01.320 do you know that that's uh that that hurt them more than anything call it a c-list

00:09:06.920 really good is alissa milano even c-list though she might be d or e by now oh no she's f-list

00:09:14.760 she's she's what what was the last thing she was in i told you oh yeah that's right runway

00:09:19.960 something or other project runway all project runway all-stars yeah i'm sure that plus she's

00:09:25.320 made a fortune on her uh on her clothing line right she yeah she's done a bunch with uh major

00:09:30.440 league baseball and nba and nfl with her clothing line i mean she's big contracts with them

00:09:36.780 yeah so she's doing okay plus her her show uh charmed is in uh syndication syndication for a

00:09:43.080 long time probably makes good money from that i mean she's okay yeah i mean she's for sure a c-lister

00:09:48.520 sure at best yeah a c-lister for sure i mean right i mean she's not even getting the hallmark gigs

00:09:56.340 no you're she's not getting the hallmark christmas movies even i've never seen her in one

00:10:00.480 of course she probably wouldn't want to do a christmas that's true yeah that's true that's too nice

00:10:04.800 she's too evil for that uh other entertainers who have uh had a fit over george's uh law are mia

00:10:14.400 farrow uh ben stiller don cheetle sean penn carrie washington and others yeah i mean those are those

00:10:23.140 are you know those are some big games in hollywood but they're you know they're the same it's the same

00:10:26.820 it's the same yeah the same loud mouths on every issue yeah uh so that's great that the governor of

00:10:35.300 georgia not caving in to any of this more in just a minute coming up pat gray in for glenn beck and

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00:11:29.760 exact words yes all right if you say so uh this is a great story a 94 year old uh world war ii veteran

00:11:37.980 is planning to reenact his parachute jump into normandy to to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day

00:11:45.060 um has anybody told him he doesn't have to do that anymore there's a direct flight goes right

00:11:52.220 to paris you just yeah you could you can go right to paris you don't you don't need to parachute in

00:11:57.780 there anymore i mean the first time you know the germans aren't there anymore right first time you

00:12:02.240 did it thank you yes that was awesome needed to be done needed to be done in 1944 that's when he went

00:12:07.060 the first time but this time don't need to do it i think you're good i could just tell him i could just

00:12:13.780 drive you right there direct flight to marseilles to paris to germans are back in germany um i mean

00:12:22.000 there might be some germans german tourists there but they don't have guns with them there's two

00:12:26.180 strict gun laws in in france uh harry reed was so good this is not the harry reed set the senator this

00:12:35.040 is harry reed the veteran uh was a 20 year old wireless operator when he first landed on the

00:12:40.300 battlefields of northern france june 6 1944 at 20 years old after plunging into a flooded trench

00:12:49.180 near le mesnil he made it through uh made it through the war before going on to become leader

00:12:55.280 of the salvation army in the uk and a great grandfather that's nice uh during a visit to

00:13:02.280 normandy for last year's d-day commemorations he thought to himself why not do it again

00:13:06.060 uh so he admits it's a stupid thing to do that's what he says but uh he said about researching and

00:13:15.060 preparing for it and so he's going to do it again at 94 years old that's amazing that's great at 20

00:13:22.920 he's fighting the battle for us yeah and we amazing amazing in today's world we've got

00:13:29.620 people complaining that their college bill is too high not right pretty amazing when you put it

00:13:35.680 into perspective like that oh my gosh he said the more i thought and prayed the more foolish it

00:13:41.280 appeared to do a skydive in normandy without having done it one first here in the uk uh so last september

00:13:49.800 he successfully completed a test skydive uh near salisbury and uh his doctor assured him his heart

00:14:00.060 was as healthy as a middle-aged man he founded a very different experience to his d-day jump with

00:14:06.820 his third parachute brigade which lasted just 30 seconds but he said he felt lucky to have been

00:14:12.480 able to experience this at his age yeah so at 94 he's going to do it again just that's a cool story

00:14:19.620 but again he doesn't have to do that there's you know there's no need for that you just fly right

00:14:25.460 into paris if you want to go there he sounds like a smart man like he does he would know that but i

00:14:29.560 don't know why he doesn't i don't know i don't know somebody should probably tell him hey harry

00:14:35.460 uh germans are gone man they they're gone you did your job the first time thank you yeah everything's

00:14:42.420 fine uh just take a flight there if you want uh triple eight seven two seven b e c k oh also i love

00:14:54.420 this story a light went on at espn apparently espn's president has realized uh sports fans don't want

00:15:04.420 politics on espn what ding ding ding ding ding yeah uh during course the first few years of president

00:15:13.180 trump's first term espn sports coverage often included political commentary it was almost

00:15:21.040 i think every single time leftist uh now espn's current president is acknowledging that fans don't

00:15:29.460 want politics with their sports espn president jimmy pataro admitted during an interview with

00:15:36.040 the la times one of the most significant things he's accomplished since taking over uh last march

00:15:41.280 is getting the divisive politics off the network's shows that's great good

00:15:47.220 uh so far disney chief executive bob eiger is happy with pataro's progress appearing at a recent

00:15:54.480 investors conference eiger credited pataro with dialing down the political discourse

00:15:58.440 on espn's debate shows and its signature program sports center as well as lifting its ratings yeah

00:16:04.960 because you don't you don't want to hear that oh we just want sports if if you want that you're

00:16:09.820 going to listen to i don't know msnbc or cnn or fox but rarely did they do i i don't know that they

00:16:18.700 ever did any kind of conservative commentary it was always left-wing stuff well that's the that's the

00:16:25.400 sports yeah that's sports guys that's who they are yeah pataro has also satisfied espn's more

00:16:31.760 traditional fans by steering commentators away from political discussions on air

00:16:35.240 and on social media which of course heightened during president trump's criticism of nfl players

00:16:42.140 protesting against social injustice during the playing of the national anthem without question

00:16:48.820 our data tells us our fans do not want us to cover politics my job is to provide clarity pataro said

00:16:56.100 i really believe that some of our talent was confused on what was expected of them

00:17:01.620 if you fast forward to today i don't believe they're confused

00:17:05.560 apparently he cleared that right up we cleaned it up for you i love that i love that i want to bring

00:17:16.360 you in here we're just going to discuss a little bit i want to clear up any confusion that you that

00:17:21.220 you have on this okay there was nothing worse than tuning in into espn just wanting to you know

00:17:27.580 get away from it all and watch some sports and relax and they'd start in and you're like come on

00:17:34.900 and it's like oh please shut up you don't know what you're talking about you don't know what

00:17:43.000 you're talking about uh so that'll be nice yes it will and obviously they've been you know he's he's

00:17:50.660 hit the ground running with this right he's now promoting it so that means everything's in place and

00:17:55.240 people are starting to recognize it without it being talked about which is good and the ratings are

00:18:00.760 going up as a result of it which you know that's that's gonna happen because you got back to your

00:18:07.060 roots and you you've gotten back to what we liked about espn in the first place entertainment and

00:18:14.560 sports network seems like what espn stands for doesn't seem to be any politics in there no there's no

00:18:24.560 there's a p but i think it's part of the sports oh espn yeah i think it's entertainment and sports

00:18:32.160 not entertainment and politics uh all right triple eight seven two seven b-e-c-k

00:18:40.580 got to tell you about uh joe biden taking credit for climate change wait what

00:18:50.600 yes he's taking credit he started the whole climate change thing are you aware of that

00:18:57.700 yeah i am now yeah you are uh we'll tell you more about that coming up on the glenbeck program with

00:19:03.200 pat and jeffy pat gray and jeffy for glen on the glenbeck program triple eight seven two seven

00:19:09.620 b-e-c-k oh boy uh koalas are now functionally extinct according to experts um really yeah

00:19:18.980 they've been declared functionally extinct they're not so but the functionally uh extinct

00:19:26.280 the functionally extinct means it's they're down to just 80 000 wow wild species members wow

00:19:33.940 because 80 000 i you know and i'm not i'm not great on math i don't even profess to be but 80 000

00:19:41.760 seems like more than zero well yeah it is it i think it is more than zero uh but apparently

00:19:48.900 there aren't enough breeding adults left to support another generation wow the uh tree

00:19:55.520 dwelling species has been ravaged by the effects of rising temperatures and heat waves

00:20:00.500 which have caused widespread deforestation and fatal dehydration what about what about logging

00:20:09.300 and illegal logging y'all know that too i'm sure that too yeah overfishing that that probably has done

00:20:14.900 as well um there's only 41 of the koalas 128 known habitats in federal environments that have any

00:20:23.160 animals left in them at all at all of course there is hope it's the koala protection act

00:20:29.640 and it's based on the u.s's bald eagle act which was successful in rescuing the bald eagle yeah

00:20:37.820 um so i guess the bald eagles are fine now so maybe australia will want to protect koalas

00:20:45.540 and it's really not much we can do about it since we don't have koalas

00:20:49.840 it's the same with i mean the koalas and the orangutans are suffering the same fate as koalas

00:20:58.140 on the planet they're in trouble we don't have orangutans here so well we do just not well in

00:21:03.540 zoos yeah they're not in the wild they're fine in the zoo you know they're just like here's what

00:21:07.660 bugs me though how do you you you don't know for sure because maybe they've just moved to a new

00:21:12.800 location that happens all the time where the a species has disappeared and they think it's gone

00:21:17.420 and then oh we found out they moved over here they just didn't leave their postal address they

00:21:22.060 didn't they didn't leave their forward address with the post office what yeah you're supposed to do

00:21:26.220 that uh you are supposed to otherwise we'll think you've gone extinct so i don't know it was like

00:21:33.240 that that colony of penguins that they hadn't seen in 50 years or something we just had this story

00:21:39.000 and then they looked at an island near antarctica and found five million of them they're like oh

00:21:46.160 there they are there they are okay so we we thought you all died we thought you were gone yeah they

00:21:52.240 now we just moved they moved we got tired of that place this place was better it was really cold

00:21:58.420 and well this place is too but you know it's uh this place is better let's penguin poop around

00:22:06.020 and so uh we've got got a new area here plus even if we have animals going extinct we still find

00:22:14.020 animals that all the time never seen before i should say species we find new species on this planet

00:22:21.540 every day right that oh those what are those yeah they're new so i mean i would guess that you

00:22:29.340 know the earth i don't know evolves and i they say that a million species are going to go extinct

00:22:37.300 in the next few years you don't know that you don't you just don't know that i mean a lot can happen

00:22:43.000 a lot can happen and and i you know i i know everything is important to the circle of life

00:22:50.480 but right i'm guessing maybe are you about to dismiss a million species

00:22:56.140 so what i mean maybe 900 000 of we don't need

00:23:01.740 nice who cares i hope it's some species i don't really like

00:23:10.900 you know if cockroaches went extinct i wouldn't really mind thank you okay with i'm all right

00:23:18.540 with that too spiders cockroaches beetles they can all go away the rolling stones i mean

00:23:25.340 how long are they going to hang on a long time a long i mean jagger's back that's right jagger's

00:23:32.640 back did you see the footage of him dancing it's amazing do we have that he is i mean he's back

00:23:37.540 from his heart attack right right he's getting ready for the north american tour and he posted a

00:23:41.500 picture of on his instagram of him uh i think we're working out and dancing yeah here he is ready for

00:23:46.940 the tour it's pretty healthy yeah for a guy who just had a heart attack you weren't doing that

00:24:02.640 when you came back from your heart attack uh you should have this is every day that would have been

00:24:09.600 great to see a jeffy video like like that you know jeffy's getting ready to come back to work i don't

00:24:15.560 like to post my exercise videos like that all right i mean that's just you don't like to show

00:24:20.400 off that's i mean that's what jagger's doing he's just to show off yeah and that's good for him he's

00:24:25.220 been showing off like that his whole life but i'm not doing that yeah it's just not you right it's

00:24:29.320 just that's just not you thank you uh speaking of uh global warming killing off species uh joe biden

00:24:35.840 says he was the guy who quote started this whole thing unquote on climate change um that's interesting

00:24:44.020 uh that is interesting former vice president biden was asked on saturday by an activist with the u.s

00:24:50.800 youth climate strike what a great organization uh don't you love the u.s donate every year strike

00:24:57.540 every year uh and i hope you go to their events oh and and protest as well uh but he was asked if he

00:25:05.220 would support a presidential climate debate hosted by her group at which point he jumped in

00:25:10.280 to tout his global warming uh expertise he said by the way i want you to know i'm the guy that did

00:25:17.820 all this stuff read real clear politics i'll tell you about how i started this whole thing back in 87

00:25:24.560 with climate change uh so he was asked that if he'd be a leader and he said i guarantee i'll be a leader

00:25:32.540 so he started this whole thing back in 87 he's the front runner on this when in fact everyone knows

00:25:38.540 that shortly after i took the initiative to invent the internet jeffy i also uh not joe johnny come

00:25:48.120 lately biden i took the initiative to create this incredible hoax known as climate change i decided

00:25:55.700 right away that it would all be caused by our f you avoid and not joe biden so i wonder if uh if al

00:26:06.080 will take exception to this he might i can't wait to see what he has to say about that he might although

00:26:12.060 he'll he'll try to say try to work it in that while joe was uh uh instrumental in doing a little

00:26:18.760 bit of the paperwork i don't know if he'll even give him credit for that uh plus i would like to just

00:26:25.640 say that uh joe biden uh saying that uh everything is great because he was in office in 1987 or 1887

00:26:33.300 or whatever 87 he was talking about um that's too long that's too long joe just just retire just go

00:26:41.180 away it's too long it is too long to go and he's been around a lot longer than that right in politics

00:26:48.800 and you just think okay it's going on 50 years when is enough enough for this guy when's enough

00:26:54.800 enough enough enough is enough of when he wins the presidency which he's not going to do so shame

00:27:01.820 let's hope not it's a shame let's hope not let's hope no democrat gets anywhere near that office

00:27:06.720 ever again i don't know that we can take it i don't i don't think we can quite honestly i i don't

00:27:14.020 think we can you look at how extreme they are on every issue especially especially abortion um

00:27:22.100 they're just they're too extreme open borders eliminating ice i mean we've gone through this

00:27:29.200 several times but uh it's important to to understand how critical this is 70 percent income taxes from

00:27:36.780 some of them right the green new deal i think they all support it almost all of them support the

00:27:42.400 green new deal i don't know that any of them have actually come out against it not that i've seen

00:27:46.240 socialized medicine they're all for that they're all for socialized higher education uh elimination

00:27:52.900 of student debt men many of them want to pay off student debt um and get into i know kamala harris

00:27:59.560 just posted her uh you know her pay gap plan oh my gosh which is which doesn't exist uh as we've

00:28:08.300 explained a million times and not just us the the washington post has debunked that myth over and

00:28:16.960 over again and they still don't get it through their heads oh doesn't matter they still lie through

00:28:22.080 their teeth on it reparations all the time reparations for native americans and african americans

00:28:27.260 uh they want to pack the supreme court they virtually all want to eliminate the electoral college yeah

00:28:34.740 that in and of itself would be a disaster for this country they want to lower the voting age to 16

00:28:41.660 all right um uh sanders and others want felons to vote from prison i know that's sanders cory booker

00:28:53.200 uh several of them there's been talk of confiscation of guns from cory booker and from uh eric swalwell

00:29:01.220 i mean this is just a disastrous group of people that would that would finish off this country

00:29:08.520 uh so we have to do our part and get the word out and get the vote out and do everything we

00:29:18.440 possibly can to make sure a democrat does not get elected in 2020 or 2024 or frankly ever again

00:29:28.440 they've just gone too far you know they're they're they're not democrats anymore they're socialists

00:29:34.380 now and they're extremists and they're far they're radicals and it's got to stop uh 888-727-BECK

00:29:42.940 mark in florida you're on the glenbeck program with pat and jeffy hey pat how are you doing today

00:29:48.880 doing good yeah honestly i'm not really caring about how you're doing i just want to ask a question about

00:29:55.320 we talk about tariffs uh-huh we talk about tariffs and you say tariffs are a bad idea i've heard glen

00:30:01.560 say tariffs are a bad idea and i agree but my real question is what's what's the better solution i mean

00:30:08.860 they're ripping us off trade imbalance is bad they're stealing our technology so if you think

00:30:13.420 tariffs are a bad idea i agree but what's the solution what's a better solution uh that's a good

00:30:20.980 question uh thanks mark um it's a tough one i mean sure is um we could bring a wto case

00:30:29.100 against china uh over their failure to uh to publish thousands of trade related final measures

00:30:37.660 subsidies i mean china has not been has not been trading fairly with us for a long time i have not

00:30:43.920 bring that to the wto no they have not and we could you know that that's part of the you know the

00:30:48.560 bigger negotiation picture right and what's had been happening and how they've uh uh negotiated

00:30:54.880 and then taken back their word and uh gone against what they've already negotiated which is what

00:31:00.500 pushed presumably uh you know president trump into the tariff land but i mean we see from history that

00:31:10.140 tariffs really have never worked that they haven't um so what else you could do i guess uh you could ask

00:31:17.640 congress to reform u.s antitrust law um there's there you know there's some things you can do um

00:31:24.760 you could you could utilize existing treasury department authorities to sanction chinese companies

00:31:31.360 uh that benefit from stolen ip or coerced technology i mean they are stealing us blind

00:31:39.220 in the technology sector uh and they have agents here sent specifically to do that

00:31:46.560 they're in our colleges they're in our corporations and it's i mean china really has

00:31:52.940 has messed us up on trade on technology um between stealing us blind and slapping uh tariffs on our goods

00:32:06.080 that come into their country um it is bad um but there are things you can do and there are some

00:32:13.840 outlining um you could uh ask them really nicely pretty please with sugar on it stop taxing our

00:32:26.120 our goods i feel like president trump has tried that by getting chocolate cake and stuff down at

00:32:30.940 mar-a-lago before and you know i don't think it worked out well yeah but maybe you can ask them

00:32:37.060 again and maybe ask them again real nice that's true there are some diplomatic things you can do

00:32:42.100 um you could refuse to recognize them as a market-based economy uh with a with a wto

00:32:48.980 um you could deny chinese headquartered enterprises access to being listed on the u.s stock exchange

00:32:55.880 that might be incentive yeah that might be yeah so if you don't give them access to the u.s stock

00:33:03.000 exchange that could hurt them a lot of money um it's a lot that's a lot of money so um there are some

00:33:09.780 things you can do none of them are perfect um but tariffs have just been proven historically terrible

00:33:16.040 it's pat gray and uh jeff fisher in for glenn this week 888-727-BECK uh coming up we got to tell you

00:33:25.980 about the kilogram because they've changed it oh no what i mean this is what i'm talking about

00:33:30.100 the metric measurement is ridiculous there's there's there's no way to tell what the measurement

00:33:37.480 is you can't you can't and now they're changing it so you know they're even close to being able to

00:33:41.560 tell they're changing it why because it didn't work as i told you forever it doesn't work uh after

00:33:51.080 130 years of going by the kilogram the prototype kilogram uh the measurement upon which most nations

00:34:01.440 not us because we're we're better than most thank you uh it's their weight measurement and it's now

00:34:08.140 it's being replaced by a new standard based on fundamental laws of physics uh what really strange

00:34:15.740 isn't that weird yeah we have to get it yeah because now i mean i tell you about that that is

00:34:19.640 that's nuts that's crazy i mean why don't they just i'm telling you yeah why just go to pounds

00:34:28.500 so easy so easy pounds duh no it's not kilometers it's miles thank you be so much better

00:34:40.400 if you were if you'd just be americans i mean it's not that hard okay

00:34:46.360 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

00:34:56.180 pat gray in for glenbeck you can catch my own show uh pat gray unleashed weekday mornings

00:35:02.140 right before glen here on the blaze and of course the podcast you can check out

00:35:06.640 any time of the day or night also uh jeff fisher here jeffy from uh chewing the fat

00:35:12.280 and you can check out his podcast wherever or wherever free podcasts are sold thank you

00:35:20.580 that's available on any platform you want wherever free podcasts are sold

00:35:26.740 that doesn't make any sense jeffy that doesn't make sense they're free podcasts aren't sold i don't

00:35:33.300 know if you're you know i just know nobody else is using that line so it's mine okay uh all right

00:35:40.040 uh we've got to tell you about this this poll yes on socialism uh and this poll

00:35:47.880 on uh something to be taught in american schools this is pretty pretty amazing survey on this too

00:35:56.560 we'll get into that in about a minute pat and jeffy for glen all week uh he'll be back on uh

00:36:02.360 well tuesday i guess because monday is memorial day it just hit me the other i mean yesterday it

00:36:07.340 that's right memorial day already it's not amazing it's incredible it's incredible oh my gosh and by

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00:37:41.760 of those kids with part of that have been part of that leadership training program great kids

00:37:45.580 unbelievable yeah and they were also they love that program you read some of their some of their words

00:37:50.300 but they they were all so amazed at how much they learned and what they uh what they came across

00:37:54.660 like we didn't know that yeah oh they're gonna find out so many things they didn't know uh it just a

00:38:01.580 wealth of knowledge i mean david barton takes him through uh all of history pretty much pretty much

00:38:07.780 all of american history uh he knows a little yeah he does i mean yeah he knows a couple of things

00:38:13.040 uh oh by the way um how many americans now uh are are uh uh in favor of socialism i guess you could

00:38:26.980 say two i mean i'm two americans it shouldn't be more than two it shouldn't it should be bernie

00:38:33.800 sanders and his wife right but it's it's quite a few more than that um it's 40 percent of americans

00:38:39.160 in fact it's 43 percent 40 percent believe that socialism would be a good thing for america

00:38:48.380 it's only 51 percent who say it wouldn't be a good thing 51 to 43 now i would like this is getting

00:38:57.380 really frightening really frightening not good it is frightening in 1942 it was uh 25 percent of

00:39:09.060 americans believed it would be a good thing 25 it's gone up 18 percentage points i mean 25 is too

00:39:15.420 much yeah 20 i'm kind of surprised it was 25 but you had you know the fascist in italy and they got a

00:39:21.940 lot of good press just like they get now in the new york times and the washington post uh and anytime

00:39:28.100 socialism crops its ugly head new york times and and the washington post have great things to say about it

00:39:34.320 uh we'll just we'll just we'll do it better than they did uh this time in america we'll do it right

00:39:41.360 you know we can do socialism and communism right here because you know we know how to do it

00:39:47.200 for democrats this is amazing 57 percent of democrats view socialism favorably

00:39:54.640 57 percent i think a lot of this is because of the language that they use

00:40:01.320 with the social equality nonsense the social justice stuff the social equality they've made

00:40:08.560 it they've they've pinned socialism to equality yeah and you know if you don't know any different

00:40:15.340 you might just think oh okay well socialists want everybody equal certainly makes sense i mean the joke

00:40:22.140 is uh you know so they like socialism because of the social networks but it's really just about

00:40:26.440 equal justice i think the i think the youth are pretty confused about what socialism is and we've

00:40:31.860 seen that we've you know more on trivia which by the way we still we still still do on my show

00:40:37.180 on pat gray unleashed every fall uh during football season you if you can tune in for a tremendous season

00:40:42.820 more on trivia every friday we were 15 and 3 last season you're welcome if you would have placed bets

00:40:50.560 based on more on trivia you would have made a lot of money right a lot of course we don't

00:40:55.180 recommend that it's just for fun but uh but some people actually did we did find out that some

00:41:00.680 people were using it against our wishes against our wishes and we did not recommend that uh so

00:41:07.420 but i i think with some of the millennials that's what they equate it with social media socializing

00:41:16.100 but uh i think most adults understand what socialism is i hope i hope so i hope but you get to these

00:41:24.180 numbers and it's scary no it's really scary i mean then you've got a bunch of people agreeing with

00:41:30.920 aoc and bernie sanders oh my gosh and you see why he's such a star among uh among democrats

00:41:37.620 democrats are pretty favorable towards socialism frightening it sure is also uh this is an interesting

00:41:47.520 survey um survey was taken um survey was taken that found that more than half of americans believe

00:41:56.940 arabic numerals should not be taught in american schools right right i want that arab stuff over here

00:42:05.340 right you keep that in your saudi arabia and your qatar it's that over there uh here are arabic numbers by

00:42:16.040 the way arabic numerals okay one two three four five six seven eight nine i mean that's that's funny

00:42:29.200 but we're talking about arabic numbers that we don't want in school as opposed to roman numerals

00:42:34.100 the arabic numerals replaced uh roman numerals uh with the western civilization some time ago and

00:42:40.620 we've used them we've used them ever since so they tricked about half of americans it's so funny

00:42:47.860 that's not nice to do no it is not it's not nice to do at all 72 percent of republicans uh did not

00:42:55.660 want uh arabic numerals to be in our curriculum 40 percent of democrats

00:43:00.080 not knowing exactly what arabic numerals uh so obviously more cannon fodder for msnbc um but here's

00:43:15.080 some for us after 130 years the so-called prototype kilogram which so many other nations base their

00:43:24.860 measurements upon and we're always told we're ridiculous because we don't use that system

00:43:29.480 and they tried to switch us in the 70s if you remember correctly and i said um no i do no thank

00:43:36.540 you uh they tried to wrap that hard down they did and you know why it didn't work because there's no

00:43:41.700 way to convert it there's just you can't tell what it is i mean a kilometer that could be 17 inches or

00:43:48.900 900 miles there's no way to know there's no way to know you don't know and we we rejected we like to

00:43:56.040 know we like to know thank you we like to know if somebody weighs 40 kilograms i don't know how much

00:44:02.540 that is is that four ounces or is it 7 000 pounds i don't know that's dangerous if i don't know

00:44:10.760 so we rejected it anyway the new definition of the kilogram is apparently based on fundamental laws

00:44:18.240 of physics and it was adopted at an international conference held last november in versailles france

00:44:23.840 oh good it went into effect monday instead of being based on a shiny hunk of metal stored in a vault

00:44:32.480 in france on the outskirts outskirts of paris the kilogram is now based on the plunk constant

00:44:42.400 okay the plunk constant and that's better than a shiny piece of metal in a drawer outside of paris

00:44:49.820 because it's a tiny unvarying number that plays a key role in quantum physics like duh so the metric

00:44:57.740 system is so bad they had to change it to the plunk so i've been proven right again told you there was

00:45:04.100 no there was no way to tell okay and it turned out it was right they finally admitted it yes it's fat and

00:45:14.140 jeffy for glenn uh okay it was proven right on the metric system right they had to change it it was

00:45:19.500 so stupid i mean are you just gonna keep bragging about it yes and well i've got something else to

00:45:23.980 brag about i've been proven right on another scientific thing that science isn't always right

00:45:28.820 so they they don't know everything and i've been saying that for some time they've been wrong

00:45:36.340 a lot a lot they're wrong again on the age of the universe first of all i don't know how you tell

00:45:45.200 how old the universe is i mean come on well it's the rings the you count the rings of the universe

00:45:50.660 yeah so you just go to the universe tree cut it in half the ring count the rings and you see that

00:45:57.080 there's 13 billion rings or thereabouts uh well apparently it's it's not 13 billion rings

00:46:05.560 anymore uh we may be off by not a little bit a billion years no a billion years

00:46:13.920 it's a long time you can't put it down any closer than that

00:46:20.240 recent studies show uh science may has may have overestimated the age of the universe by more than

00:46:29.180 a billion years a surprising realization that's forcing them to rethink key parts of the scientific

00:46:34.760 story of how we got from the big bang to today i'll tell you i i i've mentioned on my show i don't

00:46:43.920 know if i've said it here i i've been watching these nature shows a lot i've gotten really hooked on

00:46:48.060 them there's uh there's our planet there's blue planet and blue planet 2 have you watched any of

00:46:55.100 those some of them yeah fascinating i love them i i i hate the global warming nonsense in it too that's

00:47:01.880 what kills me with them it's hard to get through that part but if you can uh you learn this is great

00:47:08.400 the footage is unreal it is unbelievable i don't know how they do it i honestly don't a lot of money

00:47:14.060 i mean they go uh underground into the dens of animals and things i mean like teeny little animals

00:47:22.820 how did you get into that den how did you do that uh caves where they're underwater in a cave

00:47:29.160 and squeezing through unbelievably tight spaces i taking their life in in their hands i think doing

00:47:36.780 this stuff that's why i don't do it is that why you don't squeeze it through those things you're not

00:47:41.320 squeezing through those tight spaces i can guarantee you that you're not not doing that no you're not

00:47:48.240 even squeezing through the cave opening so um the tight spaces down the cave a little ways you're

00:47:56.400 definitely not getting through those the footage is amazing though really but it's it's the information

00:48:00.020 that they tell you is also uh amazing so much like really and i watch this and i think how can you

00:48:08.060 see all of this and the way everything fits together and the way uh everything flows and works

00:48:15.780 and how this ecosystem works and and takes care of each of the species on this planet how can you see

00:48:25.320 all that know all that and think it all happened by accident i i don't think it's logical to me it's

00:48:32.020 it doesn't even make sense to think that science could think there's no god that this just you know

00:48:38.500 the big bang exploded it spun out into the universe just happened and it just accidentally happened here

00:48:44.820 on this planet and if you believe that though i could absolutely see how you would believe maybe

00:48:50.240 we're the only ones in the entire universe because how could that happen again i mean it's ridiculous

00:48:55.800 it happened the first time let alone happen again right um so to me these prove the existence of god

00:49:03.040 um but the lost time on this billion years or so is especially vexing because in a universe full of

00:49:14.400 mysteries its age has been viewed as one of the few near certainties okay so science has thought this

00:49:20.780 a near certainty that we're 13 billion years old okay not so much but we're not supposed to think

00:49:30.580 they're fallible for some reason on the climate change thing right right that's a fact that is a fact

00:49:36.400 you're not supposed to doubt them right one iota not one point by 2013 the european plank uh space

00:49:44.660 telescopes telescopes detailed measurements of cosmic radiation seemed to have yielded the final

00:49:51.000 answer oh 13.8 billion years of course what's 800 million years among friends right so sick of you

00:49:57.640 quabbling i know things 13.8 billion years old all that was left to do was verify that number using

00:50:04.980 independent observations of bright stars in other galaxies simple then came an unexpected turn of

00:50:10.460 events a few teams including one led by noble laureate adam reese of the space telescope telescope

00:50:17.520 science institute in baltimore i love them that's my favorite space telescope telescope science institute

00:50:24.200 is the one in baltimore is the one in baltimore i used to love the one in des moines uh des moines

00:50:30.800 iowa right it's great but then baltimore baltimore yeah it's uh it's got a special place in my heart now

00:50:37.680 anyway they set out to make those observations instead of confirming the measurements they

00:50:43.560 started getting distinctly different results huh it was getting to the point where we say

00:50:48.780 wait a second we're not passing this test we're failing the test reese said he estimates his results

00:50:55.660 taken at face value indicate a universe that's only 12.5 billion to 13 billion years old so

00:51:03.760 like 1 billion 300 million years younger than we thought that's that's significant that's a

00:51:12.600 significant error it is of 1.3 billion years studies of star clusters in neighboring galaxies

00:51:19.280 add to the evidence that the universe is younger and faster expanding than expected okay so you know

00:51:28.380 just another indication that they don't know everything they think they do they tell us they do

00:51:33.520 and you're a moron if you challenge them on anything but they're proven wrong all the time

00:51:40.600 yeah all the time it's agonizing it's it's agonizing all the time and then it's oh yeah yeah well

00:51:47.600 that's that's that's that's okay right that is not right now uh it just wasn't as right then as i am

00:51:55.320 now don't worry about it uh okay well you're asking a lot of me because now you're asking

00:52:01.840 me to agree that we should spend like 93 to 100 trillion dollars to solve a problem that you believe

00:52:09.760 is happening that i don't and i'm just supposed to take your word for it well yeah because yeah i

00:52:14.560 know i was wrong because you're a scientist i know i was wrong here but because i was wrong here

00:52:18.300 makes me right back over here right oh wait oh okay well you've been wrong on every prediction

00:52:23.580 you've ever made on climate change not on this one though no okay all right this one my friend

00:52:27.600 all right guys this one i know all right look around okay look around right look around you'll

00:52:34.360 see the evidence is overwhelming for instance it rained today in uh the dallas metroplex thank you

00:52:41.600 that didn't used to happen i guess it didn't used to rain no and we're all supposed to be worried

00:52:45.900 about massive tornadoes hitting us yeah tornadoes never had tornadoes before never never not once

00:52:51.780 okay uh it's it's ridiculous and they keep telling us they're they're more frequent and more

00:52:59.780 intense when that isn't true really that's not true really uh they're not happening any more

00:53:07.000 frequently than they ever have and they're not more intense than they ever have been so um shut up

00:53:14.100 about it in two words thank you shut up they're not going to they're not going to i know so we

00:53:24.180 certainly should all right we're going to tell you about somebody you really need to worry about um

00:53:28.580 she is uh frightening and dangerous and we'll tell you about her uh coming up in just a second thank

00:53:35.040 you for facebook for pointing this out for us um because now we know what to look out for we'll

00:53:40.900 share that with you coming up here on the glenbeck program with pat and jeffie

00:53:44.080 pat and jeffie for glenn on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK i mentioned this 94 year old uh

00:53:54.900 world war ii veteran who is parachuting into normandy um he's 94 now and he just he thought it'd be cool

00:54:04.640 because he did it in 1944 and so he wants to he wants to try it again what i'm hoping is we've

00:54:12.300 alerted the french that he's doing this so that they don't surrender to him uh when he lands

00:54:17.280 we alerted the french it's just okay this guy's just doing it for fun actually no need to surrender

00:54:24.600 to him actually i say we don't alert just let him surrender i don't want to see him so yeah just let

00:54:29.520 him surrender surrender that's a good point yeah let's not tell him all right let's just watch him

00:54:33.900 we can all watch the youtube video of french surrendering to the sky again to 94 year old

00:54:39.740 uh harry reed yes yeah it'd be great not not the senator harry reed this is a different harry reed

00:54:46.240 no the senator would not be doing that no he would not no we we know that for a fact um all right hey

00:54:53.260 facebook has let us know about a dangerous dangerous person and uh thought i'd pass this along to you so

00:54:59.480 in case you see her out and about you know to run uh candace owens dangerous person wow yeah

00:55:07.160 uh they've singled her out for scrutiny and a potential ban oh no they've encouraged some of

00:55:14.600 their employees to probe the background of candace owens for anything that could give the social media

00:55:21.400 giant grounds to kick her off their platform i mean this is nuts it sure is candace owens come on

00:55:31.080 the document uh is a spreadsheet on policy review of what the company calls hate agents oh my gosh

00:55:40.440 are you seriously are you gonna label candace owens a hate agent come on it was created in early april

00:55:47.500 it was related to prominent figures recently banned from the platform um i don't see them doing

00:55:53.840 any of this to anyone on the left no i mean did they maybe make some kind of little token

00:56:01.120 movement on lewis farrakhan recently i think they did yes they did yeah and i mean that kind of blatant

00:56:09.760 anti-semitism hey congratulations that you sniffed that one out way to go facebook

00:56:16.360 i'm sure you had to have the i have to have the uh the the chart laid out in front of you to get

00:56:21.860 to the end yeah lewis farrakhan well and you needed the the facebook bloodhounds to track down that

00:56:26.700 scent of right that was nice find but it's been other than that it's been almost exclusively people

00:56:35.640 on the right as far as i can tell it's it and you know what we get the argument of it's a you know

00:56:42.600 i don't care anymore we need to stop with the argument that it's a it's a private it's a private

00:56:47.700 business it is but they're protected by the u.s government and because of that and they're

00:56:53.660 protected only because they're supposed to be non-biased right so when they show this kind of

00:56:59.460 bias i'm sorry no the protections need to go away the protection needs to go away and you open

00:57:06.080 yourself up to being sued for things that happen on your platform be nicey nice go there go ahead

00:57:11.840 if this is what you're going to do then i'm sorry that you've lost that protection

00:57:16.320 agreed and if you think that that's not why uh zuckerberg and uh jack are fighting to be

00:57:23.520 regulated you're wrong yeah i mean they want that regulation oh yeah bad yeah they do so her facebook

00:57:30.420 account was suspended on may 17th for seven days after she posted a picture of her twitter post

00:57:37.460 that listed the disparity between poverty rates among blacks and whites in the united states as well as

00:57:44.440 the high father absence rate in black households she blamed liberal policies okay you can't present facts

00:57:52.220 on facebook anymore she didn't make these statistics up yeah but she posted them she posted them wow

00:57:59.880 and she wrote black america must must wake up to the great liberal hoax white supremacy is not a

00:58:06.220 threat liberal supremacy is i mean that's great and true and it's true so a facebook spokesperson

00:58:16.560 said the account was suspended by mistake for seven days was it uh-huh oh sorry okay sorry because we we

00:58:26.800 just did it by mistake it was part of our oop see daisies our agents of hate yeah uh sorry we called

00:58:34.740 her an agent of hate dang we just slipped up on that uh it's ridiculous and you know it's not just

00:58:41.760 facebook it's twitter uh it's instagram it's all these social media platforms that are doing this

00:58:49.080 and it's got to stop because otherwise they shouldn't be afforded the protection of the of the federal

00:58:55.060 government uh triple eight seven two seven beck let's go to matt uh in canada hey matt you're on

00:59:02.940 the glenbeck program hey just just to be clear you guys just to be clear i i i'm a male and i am 1.8

00:59:10.680 meters tall and i weigh 97 kilograms you have no way of knowing how tall that could be four ounces you

00:59:17.520 could be 78 feet tall i don't know you've told us nothing well that's just it yeah now i now i grew i grew up in

00:59:23.840 canada and i when i cut a two by four i want to cut it by the foot in inches okay thank you thank you

00:59:31.740 but i i actually live in the u.s i'm married an american girl okay but the the but the i'm in

00:59:38.880 canada right now but the craziness of what's going on with the youth especially but but not even not

00:59:45.820 even the youth i'm talking 40 year olds this climate change is is out of control it's out of control it is

00:59:53.440 um they bought into it hook line and sinker haven't they they it isn't even they're not it's not even

01:00:00.240 like they're believers they live it yeah it's almost a religion to them it is the carbon the carbon tax

01:00:07.160 the carbon footprint is is uh right on everyone's lips and you know you shouldn't go to vegas you it's it's

01:00:15.520 it's overkill the airplanes it should be you know once in a lifetime type thing for emergency

01:00:20.800 um geez like create crazy stuff oh man uh the millionaires they don't they don't need all that

01:00:28.740 money they don't need it they don't need it you know it's a it's a whole uh upbringing of just

01:00:36.440 government is knows best and you're you're you're just in there for whatever they think you should

01:00:44.840 do yeah it's it's a total indoctrination of this generation and several generations now actually

01:00:51.340 because it's been going on for a long time it it actually has in the united states and i assume it's

01:00:56.440 even worse in canada it seems like it i have nephews that are like you know 15 16 years old and that's

01:01:03.520 where i'm really seeing the last five years their development and then and their parents aren't

01:01:08.680 aren't much better i gotta say even though i love my siblings they're if you're never out of canada

01:01:13.460 you don't know what's out there huh and it's uh it's a it's a strange it's a strange thing i mean

01:01:19.320 they're they're bought right into you gotta when you go to a city you should be on a train or you

01:01:23.880 should have a electric smart car and that's just the way it is unless you're uh you know unless you're

01:01:29.260 uh you're a company that has to have a big truck you shouldn't you shouldn't have that

01:01:33.460 it's hard when you find out what's out there you know what about if you're a government official

01:01:38.360 to take yes oh yeah that's okay then yeah thank you yeah but uh you know uh appreciate it thanks a

01:01:46.980 lot matt um it's it's it's amazing to see then too the purveyors of this climate change hoax and

01:01:54.460 it's only a hoax to me because it's not catastrophic i has the temperature gone up

01:01:59.460 upon one degree in 100 years yes i believe it has has it also paused for the last 18 yes

01:02:10.700 it has is it catastrophic no it is not in fact one degree of warmth is good for the planet yeah it

01:02:22.360 grows food i don't know if you're aware of that food grows better in warm weather than it does let's

01:02:31.520 say in the dead of winter when it's 30 below huh yeah it's strange it's a strange phenomenon and we as

01:02:37.580 humans being you know there's more humans on the planet now yeah would need more food right so right

01:02:47.280 so the earth is adjusting to feed the humans on the planet yes huh strange isn't it huh now i guess

01:02:58.540 we should be scared of that but frankly uh i'm not uh i'd love to say thank you

01:03:05.220 uh but it it's it's agonizing how uh the youth have been indoctrinated they almost all believe this

01:03:14.260 oh yes absolutely um we homeschooled for for 23 years jeff you you homeschool right we made the

01:03:20.760 mistake of allowing of letting our our oldest two uh our oldest son and our oldest daughter to go

01:03:26.680 to uh high school so that they could do the extracurricular stuff after we'd homeschooled them

01:03:31.140 up till high school well those four years three to four years i forget which it was whether it was

01:03:38.280 sophomore or freshman year uh they still got the indoctrination and i had to really work hard

01:03:46.100 to try to bring them back to have you brought them all the way back no i bet you no my son yes my my

01:03:53.120 daughter my oldest daughter no she still believes a lot of that stuff she's totally into the global

01:03:57.280 warming stuff i'm like what show me the evidence of any catastrophe going on show it to me because i

01:04:06.480 don't see it right i believe there's too many people on the planet we're all we're all in trouble

01:04:11.920 that's been so disproven ever since uh paul ehrlich wrote the population bomb in the late 60s or 1970

01:04:18.480 whenever that was and every prediction he made in it was wrong every prediction i mean you talk about

01:04:25.700 uh cataclysm he predicted all kinds of catastrophe like billions two billion people dying from starvation

01:04:33.440 yeah the 1980s were supposed to be uh death and famine everywhere around the planet uh there was

01:04:40.200 supposed to be worldwide chaos none of that happened and yet paul ehrlich is still quoted on his predictions

01:04:45.440 today what has he not been i don't know completely discredited no no obviously he hasn't been it's just uh

01:04:55.560 yeah it's like what we said before yeah yeah i was wrong here but don't worry about it yeah

01:05:01.340 amazing it is amazing pat gray and jeff fisher for glenn uh all this week triple eight seven two

01:05:09.100 seven beck so the the preliminary numbers are in for the big finale of game game of thrones and it

01:05:15.840 looks like it was uh it had about 19.3 million pretty good that'd be the most they had all season i

01:05:21.240 think 18 was the last uh the last couple of shows last couple episodes were 18 so to be on a pay

01:05:27.880 channel like that and to get 19 million i know here's the other thing if you include delayed

01:05:33.340 viewing it's 44 million on the average every week huge so that doesn't even include the finale right i

01:05:41.140 don't know what that's gonna be and so look and you know what said the last season was struggling and

01:05:46.480 the last episode really struggled i mean we you know it was tough to find anybody that really enjoyed

01:05:51.460 it or liked it you know didn't you do your podcast on it yeah and did anybody like it no i mean

01:05:56.000 i tried to go into it with uh not a single person liked it no i mean there was always there's too

01:06:00.800 much wrong wow too much wrong with it and uh that's too bad on it on such a popular series like

01:06:06.000 that you'd like to have a nice ending right you want people to watch and obviously no one watched

01:06:10.780 you just got done saying the numbers i mean everybody it didn't hurt them number wise apparently

01:06:16.100 but still would have been nice if they would have wrapped it up to people's so it'd be satisfying

01:06:20.880 to all the fans yes we've been devoted to it for eight seasons very disappointing that the first

01:06:27.000 six seasons were so great too bad and you know that we ended with the last two that are just

01:06:32.000 questionable and writers leaving and they lost the books and it was you know it was just tough it was

01:06:37.000 tough to take but i do have some good news for you okay you know yesterday we talked about uh john wick

01:06:41.580 being the uh number one movie right over the weekend and you were excited and you were excited

01:06:46.240 about it and very very excited i mean it was in charge but uh john wick four has been confirmed

01:06:53.940 oh wow that is john wick four has been confirmed and not only has it been confirmed i've been worried

01:06:59.840 about that we've got a date no i mean when's it coming out i know you're thinking to yourself

01:07:05.500 they're actually going to give us a date too coming out next week uh may 21st 2021

01:07:10.420 oh no that's too i can't wait that long so that's too long i mean well that does give me

01:07:17.160 a chance to catch up because i know i wouldn't understand the subtle nuances of john wick four

01:07:22.700 without watching one two and three so i've got some time uh to catch up there are subtle nuances

01:07:30.860 yeah i'm sure uh yeah it's about blowing people's heads off yeah yeah about the way they get shot

01:07:35.960 uh and uh you know what what really triggers him you know the the main trigger point on john wick is

01:07:42.880 is ugly well didn't he start all this because somebody killed his dog yes well his wife died and

01:07:51.300 he was sad yeah and the dog on top of that the dog was a gift from his wife had given him oh no

01:07:57.620 and then when somebody killed his dog well now you're justified to kill hundreds of people which

01:08:02.080 is proceeded to do from what i understand i mean you get four movies out of it

01:08:06.140 good for him yeah no kidding that's great no kidding good for him that's great uh also uh rocket man

01:08:15.840 yeah that's huge right it's good i mean doing really well and uh it was interesting to see what the

01:08:22.080 the director of rocket man dexter fletcher he directed rocket man but he also directed uh bohemian

01:08:29.700 rhapsody wow the freddie mercury story which was really good and it's amazing that he actually said

01:08:37.740 um yeah uh i did what i had to do on the freddie mercury film but really my focus was always rocket

01:08:46.320 man wow that's a pretty big admission that sure is especially when i mean all of queen made such a

01:08:52.940 point that this is the you know we're focused on this this was 100 yeah for eight years well and

01:08:58.760 apparently this was the one that was important to him the queen thing was like a throwaway wow

01:09:03.140 which i loved i loved bohemian rhapsody yeah i thought it was really good i'm looking forward

01:09:06.880 to rocket man uh we should talk about the controversy though surrounding rocket man because yeah people

01:09:13.620 are all upset over the fact that a gay man is not playing a gay character i just so amazing

01:09:21.180 we'll get into that also the lineup of uh 2020 candidates got to talk about that coming up

01:09:27.760 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program wow we still have so much to

01:09:40.920 talk about uh i'm gonna talk about this uh mindset with millennials about free speech really something

01:09:52.580 uh staggering uh new poll uh that shows how they feel about free speech we'll get into that

01:09:59.080 also is it a problem for a non-gay person to play a gay role yeah apparently it is apparently it is

01:10:07.620 world uh and we've we've got uh some interesting interesting things to show you from the uh

01:10:15.900 long lineup of terrible 2020 candidates uh we'll get into all that starting in one minute

01:10:22.580 pat gray uh in for glenn beck and you can hear my own show uh pat gray unleashed weekday mornings

01:10:28.580 uh right before uh glenn here on the blaze radio and television and don't forget to sign up you can

01:10:35.320 go to the blaze.com slash tv and uh sign up get a subscription and then you can watch us as well as

01:10:41.800 listen to us also talk about exciting it is talk about exciting it is exciting can you imagine

01:10:46.680 actually seeing jeffy that's like a dream come true i hear that so ones of people well those ones

01:10:55.320 literally ones of people and i i don't know that they actually exist to be honest with you

01:11:01.520 which is why chewing the fat is just a you know audio podcast right now right now right now it is

01:11:07.220 but plans are i mean well are in place people are demanding it the ones are demanding it i believe

01:11:13.140 clamoring is the word there's like an uproar and a clamor about it i mean i can't you can't stop it

01:11:20.660 no you can't even if you wanted to and who wants to i don't want to i don't you don't want to stop

01:11:25.980 that momentum do you no uh we are in good hands with our next generation as i think everybody everybody

01:11:32.460 understands by this point um man they've got some great ideas they do 41 of college students

01:11:40.580 41 believe hate speech is not protected by the first amendment uh what you know this is this is

01:11:52.740 our fault though this is our generation's fault because they've been protected every step of the

01:11:57.860 way we've babied them we've coddled them we took red marks off of their homework assignments and test

01:12:05.260 papers because it was too intense for them so you can't mark up their paper in red right uh we

01:12:11.800 artificially raised their grades we made it impossible for them to get f's we don't want any

01:12:17.340 failure at all uh that was too traumatic we created safe spaces for them where they wouldn't have to hear

01:12:25.400 anything they disagreed with or that would upset them in any way we don't want you offended we don't

01:12:30.580 want you upset we don't want you uncomfortable uh we set up crying closets university of utah set up

01:12:37.720 crying closets remember that yes i do we didn't keep score at their games so that there were no losers

01:12:44.240 and nobody would feel badly when they walked off the playing field we gave them participation trophies

01:12:50.960 just for showing up you guys are wonderful you're so good we evenly distributed game balls you could

01:12:58.200 strike out nine times in a game and you'd still get a game ball i mean of course they don't think

01:13:05.200 hate speech is protected of course they don't believe that anything in life should challenge

01:13:12.060 their tender sensibilities it's just that simple yeah i mean we're we and we see that evidence of that

01:13:19.220 every day every stinking day every day you you had your feelings hurt you don't like what someone said

01:13:28.320 tough yeah i mean if we all talk like barney the dinosaur uh as they watched growing up this

01:13:36.600 generation uh if all we said was i love you you love me we wouldn't have to protect any speech

01:13:45.040 nobody would object to it but when things irritate you when you disagree with them

01:13:54.080 when things are harsh that's the only speech you need to protect i don't how do you not understand

01:14:01.540 i don't know how you not how you don't understand that i mean the days of of uh uh sticks and stones

01:14:10.040 and may break my bones words could never hurt me that was a long gone and that's why you never hear

01:14:15.060 that i mean long saying anymore you don't hear it nobody says it because it's just not true

01:14:20.680 it's sticks and stones can break my bones but names are a lot worse for me

01:14:28.600 that's what it is now that's the new saying yeah sticks and stones may break my bones but names

01:14:36.000 that's a lot worse for me evidence yesterday of of the guy that is arrested yeah for right for

01:14:43.620 beating the transgender person beating the heck out of someone i mean assaulting this human being

01:14:49.080 yeah i beat her i didn't call her any names it's amazing it's amazing that was unbelievable

01:14:56.380 so and he's saying it because that because he believes it yeah he believes i i'm not going to get in

01:15:03.200 trouble for calling her a name so it's just it's it's no wonder we've got this situation because we

01:15:09.740 we essentially uh created the situation by not expecting anything of them by protecting them from

01:15:18.280 absolutely every negative situation in life and you can't do that you can't sell from the negative

01:15:25.480 situation i'm trying to remember when you know how how that actually came to be you know like i because

01:15:32.420 my my oldest son lived through some of this and i remember thinking no you don't everybody doesn't

01:15:38.020 need to get a trophy everybody doesn't need no you you know you won you scored more points than the

01:15:44.160 other team you won that's the way it is and then it just seems like i don't know that i don't think

01:15:49.280 we believed it would hurt you know it was just like yeah whatever it was almost like the abortion

01:15:53.380 thing it was like i don't know whatever it's been going on for a while i know uh and it's it's it went on

01:15:59.260 even in texas i i remember when uh my youngest son was playing his i don't know 11 or 12 year old

01:16:08.020 season i think he was 11 at the time and he was on a terrible team sure and it happens they went oh

01:16:14.420 and 16 and i'm sitting there in stands uh and the team mom is going to all the various parents

01:16:22.500 collecting money i'm thinking hmm what do i own we have a little after season party what is this

01:16:27.940 about yeah that's what i thought it was maybe a party of some kind afterwards and and again the team

01:16:33.580 is oh and 13 at this point and she's got a long season she comes up to me it's been a long season

01:16:40.400 it's been tough yeah uh so she comes up to me and says so uh we're collecting uh ten dollars

01:16:48.200 for the team trophies i'm like oh the team trophy what you don't you don't think they're

01:16:56.820 oh and 13 well they still play good this season they still play good this season no they didn't no

01:17:04.220 they really didn't i mean i know they tried but they did not succeed and i don't want to pay for a

01:17:11.740 big giant trophy with the giant letter l on it yeah and of course there wouldn't be a giant letter

01:17:18.600 no no no they'd be presented as champions for participating all right uh and she's like oh you

01:17:25.200 so you don't you don't think that no no i don't think you know i'm certainly not pointing up money for

01:17:33.680 a an owen 16 season thank you though uh for the opportunity yeah so even that was when we were in

01:17:40.720 houston even in houston texas you had that mindset so what chance do they have seriously what chance

01:17:47.160 do the kids have it is hard it's hard we should have let them experience this because now they're

01:17:54.340 getting out into the world and trying to become productive citizens and it's just going to be

01:18:01.340 really hard for them to be that yeah because they they've got too many things that are going to

01:18:05.260 come at them did you say something harsh against me yeah right did you just make me uncomfortable

01:18:09.680 i i i shouldn't be made to feel uncomfortable that's against the constitution i think they

01:18:15.860 really believe it is against unconstitutional uh it's unconstitutional to make anybody feel

01:18:21.120 uncomfortable so okay good luck okay and we're gonna turn the country over to them yikes i know

01:18:31.500 it's the same group you know in that a real disservice to that gallup poll that talked about

01:18:36.780 uh socialism yeah uh it also talks about how uh the respondents uh favored government control

01:18:42.320 in environmental protection and online privacy protection of these that's i mean that that's

01:18:47.860 they want they want they're okay with they don't want people saying bad things about them but they

01:18:52.820 want the government to protect them online and make sure that the what you know the fish

01:18:56.600 they'll probably get that too they will they'll get that because mark zuckerberg is for

01:19:01.940 intervention from the government yeah why would you want that so he could i mean yeah uh control my

01:19:08.040 company yeah please what why why would you be for that it's it's amazing it is it's amazing and you

01:19:18.620 know the only reason that i can see of him being for that isn't for our safety oh not at all that is

01:19:25.780 not for our safety my friends he's partnering with the government you're darn right he is let me in

01:19:30.160 let me in kind of a chilling little beginning of things we've seen on sci-fi movies where

01:19:36.960 corporations are the government let me in yes you're right man scary are bad i should be uh-huh i

01:19:45.020 need to be in with you guys that's what he's pushing that great jeff fisher in for glenn

01:19:50.640 triple eight seven two seven b e c k and we got more we got more actors uh jumping into the middle

01:19:57.860 of the fray because we haven't had enough to do that so far uh the latest is jeff daniels now is

01:20:05.220 jeff daniels a republican he seems to be lamenting the fact that he can't support republicans i don't

01:20:11.800 know he doesn't directly say that but that's the impression i get from the way he's talking here

01:20:16.420 yeah i think he's uh i don't know that he ever have said it that he's a republican or i think he's

01:20:21.980 come across as being conservative ish as conservative as as people get in hollywood maybe i don't know

01:20:29.500 anyway here's here's what he had to say about the the shape of things now at the end of the day

01:20:34.680 aside from yeah i don't want to pay taxes it's race it's race oh my gosh can you pause that for a

01:20:41.120 second uh aside from paying if you don't want to pay taxes it it's about race if you don't i don't

01:20:50.380 want to turn more money my hard-earned money over to the government that means i'm a racist okay that's

01:20:58.380 just that's that's insane wow i rue the day i ever watched uh while you were sleeping now because jeff

01:21:11.380 daniels was in it that's ridiculous but there's much more there's more this is about the republican

01:21:19.940 party or a wing of it going this is our last chance to save the party and if we don't it's

01:21:28.420 the end of the republican party and the only way they can do that is to tap the race button and say

01:21:33.500 go ahead it's okay oh my god and he did and they did and that was the only card they had left to play

01:21:39.260 and they played it and they aren't going to go quietly and that's why you look at the cowardice of

01:21:44.040 the 15 or so republicans in the senate who are still quiet and i'm not talking about bob corker

01:21:49.240 and jeff flake and of course not because it was the other one out the back door yeah you know that's

01:21:55.000 not courage yeah yeah that's not courage that's making sure you've got a job somewhere after

01:21:59.760 politics courage is standing up and being a true patriot like we used to have way like you're doing

01:22:05.400 right now jeff's right who are the heroes gonna be you you were gonna be what what a courageous

01:22:12.460 stance jeff daniels is taking there from calling out the republican party right in hollywood

01:22:20.280 oh that's so brave of you

01:22:23.720 wow nicely done jeff that's really impressive

01:22:30.380 wow who would ever think that a hollywood leftist could stand up against the awful republicans

01:22:39.160 what a bold move so incredible of him to do that heroes

01:22:47.220 uh it just makes it hard doesn't it to watch any movies you like to to support them in uh

01:22:57.660 f it's just that we we don't do that as conservatives no we don't and we like to work

01:23:02.940 yeah you know if we have it and it's really hard sometimes to get past it uh really get really hard

01:23:09.140 to get past their personal it is that they've spewed out i can't look at robert de niro anymore

01:23:13.900 without thinking about what an extreme idiot he is me too but you know they just posted he did like

01:23:19.980 this two or three minute commercial for uh i forget what company it was for it was a pizza company

01:23:25.920 or something a bagel company a bagel company and it was great and it was so i was just like i don't

01:23:32.860 want to like it but it was great and i still i mean he's such a oh he's he's just a bad guy

01:23:40.500 he's just a bad guy jim carrey too uh and i can't imagine going to a jim carrey movie not that he's

01:23:47.000 going to do any anymore he seems to have uh been dumped by hollywood but i can't if if he had

01:23:53.060 something that came out that was really popular i don't think i could watch him in it tough

01:23:57.420 really hard yeah it is really hard stuff i know and i i find myself struggling a lot with uh you

01:24:07.400 know de niro um uh dicaprio he's gone on and on and on about the climate change and the global end

01:24:15.500 of the planet and i'm like really private jets all over the all over the world leo is out jet

01:24:20.740 setting the world uh-huh yeah no it's tough i know leonard i know yeah same with uh we had this

01:24:27.460 story last week about drake the rapper drake who i guess even surpassed the beatles in the number of

01:24:34.500 hit singles he has on the hot 100 chart all at once it's like 12 or something so he's huge yeah in pop

01:24:41.940 culture and he's a big climate change advocate he's always out there talking about climate change

01:24:48.920 and he walks to all his shows well he walks to all his shows so that he shows up you know on foot

01:24:53.760 uh no i'm gonna say no and he rides his bike in from the hotel that he stays at no no he doesn't

01:25:02.340 and he just bought a massive private jet and he made a point of saying on the video as he's showing

01:25:09.320 showing off his his new private jet oh this isn't a rental or some time shit i own this

01:25:16.160 this is actually all mine really mr climate change so wow that doesn't seem carbon friendly no it does

01:25:27.620 not i mean i realize how many how many bicycles or scooters could you fit on that hypocrites

01:25:32.740 do as i say not as i do hypocrisy is it's pretty amazing well i mean i'm more important right i mean

01:25:40.160 yes they don't have to live like they tell us to live right i'm living like this so that i can be

01:25:45.280 i can jet set around the world and tell tell you how important i am and how important the cause is

01:25:50.300 but you little people need to do what i tell you in fact you need to hang your laundry out to dry on

01:25:57.580 clotheslines while i'm jutting around the planet okay thank you for that thank you yeah i'll be sure

01:26:06.640 to do that right and i need to go vegetarian even though you're not tough to take it's just tough to

01:26:13.800 it is it's amazing we're we're saying it all and i think a lot of people would say well

01:26:20.320 you're not though and they might be right so if you're wondering uh who you could vote for um

01:26:29.760 uh in in the democrat party because you know they're all so wonderful and uh and it's a it's

01:26:37.480 a tough choice they all want uh infanticide they all want to spend a hundred trillion on climate change

01:26:44.340 they all uh want socialized medicine socialized uh university uh admittance and you gotta love these

01:26:54.900 super old white guys who are at the top of the heap joe biden and bernie sanders now locked in a tie

01:27:00.940 in iowa wow okay so not nationwide but it's really tight in iowa right now and that's what it's going

01:27:08.000 to come down to is you know the individual states not a national poll so uh they are essentially all

01:27:15.940 knotted up at the top of the poll both sanders and biden have 24 support among the democrat

01:27:23.900 candidates in iowa three contenders trail the leaders with pretty healthy percentages who would

01:27:30.800 you think is number three have you seen this poll yet i have not okay so take a guess at who's number

01:27:35.720 three i mean pete right yes it's gotta nailed it gotta be nice yeah well it's gotta be i just i

01:27:42.540 looked up at the board we've been looking at these names uh that we have up on the chalkboard here and

01:27:46.800 on this list and he's the only one he's the only one out of all these names that are making a move so

01:27:52.280 uh biden and sanders have 24 percent uh buddha judge is at 14 yeah he's the only one making a move

01:27:59.680 the rest of them kamala elizabeth warrens at 12 kamala harris at 10 wow betto five yeah i mean

01:28:07.780 he's lucky to have that right i mean nobody's talking about him nobody cares about him i really

01:28:11.600 think that's true where's cory at three he's nowhere uh he's lucky to be he's at less than

01:28:17.260 well he's at one percent or less and you forgot to mention amy klobuchar i mean i'm sure she's ahead

01:28:21.520 of joe biden and bernie standards right uh no amy klobuchar she's not no oh well but she does have

01:28:27.460 two percent oh she's on there though she does make the list there's at least a pulse there

01:28:31.780 sort of yeah sort of pat and jeffy for glenn 888-727-BECK just to show you can't please

01:28:40.380 everyone in fact you can almost not please anyone anymore right um elton john's new movie

01:28:48.380 is called rocket man it's out is it out already well they had it was out already it's uh the actual

01:28:55.360 huge release is the end of this month the 31st but they were doing a limited release uh started

01:29:00.800 a couple days ago yesterday i think we started the limited release so he's getting elton john is

01:29:06.000 getting all kinds of flack from the lgbtqqia2 plus community elton john elton john elton john

01:29:15.600 who might be the patron saint of the community elton john who right i mean this guy walked through

01:29:22.440 fire for these people yeah well uh playing him in the new movie is taron egerton and elton really

01:29:31.440 liked his performance he loved his performance and he was happy with it well the lgbtqqia2 plus

01:29:39.080 community wasn't so happy about it because taron egerton is not gay oh no so i guess now the thing is

01:29:46.080 obviously only gays can play gay roles guess so only trans people can play trans roles we found

01:29:52.000 that out with uh scarlett johansson who accepted a role and then was drummed out of it because she's

01:29:57.340 not trans so elton said that's all bs bullcrap which i used a different word yes he did said i'm sorry

01:30:07.140 uh if people people don't like it review wise or it doesn't make one dollar it's the movie i wanted to

01:30:14.080 make and that's all that counts i can look back and say you know what i love it i can live with

01:30:19.140 that good for you elton so he said the guy's great it doesn't have to be a gay person playing a gay man

01:30:26.740 i thought that's why it was acting right i was just right i know i'm just throwing it out there

01:30:33.380 uh i thought that was the whole point should we then assume that uh the lgbtqqia2 plus community

01:30:41.500 will agree with us in saying that no gay person can ever play a straight role

01:30:46.000 aha you know that's not true you know they're gonna agree with that right just to be consistent

01:30:51.800 and not hypocrites certainly they would say hey i'm sorry you're gay you can't play a straight role

01:30:57.820 you can't no you know it doesn't work that way no way it does not even close and when asked you know

01:31:04.740 egerton said i'm an actor i did not get into acting just to play people like me you have to draw the

01:31:10.100 line somewhere and i don't want to live in a world where straight people play straight people

01:31:13.900 and gay people play gay people well it's too late we're in that world i think we are too we're

01:31:18.460 seriously in that world and it happened quickly that's too bad i mean it seems like that's a that's

01:31:25.920 one of the newer that's one of the newer rules that we're being it sure is and maybe in the last

01:31:31.440 year or two sure is that's a definite new rule that's blasted in yeah i mean no more than a year

01:31:37.980 it shows you no more than a year just how fast this society is changing i mean you can't even

01:31:44.980 keep up you can't keep up you just can't even keep up i mean i love that elton didn't that elton did

01:31:52.060 that he didn't get back yeah good for him absolutely screw you good for him elton john right i mean

01:31:59.580 the guy is uh i don't know i don't know if you know he's a gay icon uh married to a man

01:32:07.520 a man they have children they would die i mean he's the guy he's yes he's the gay icon he's the

01:32:14.300 guy well it doesn't matter can you think of a more famous gay person right off the top of my head i

01:32:20.240 don't know that i can out for as long as he has right it's ridiculous most definitely is uh meanwhile

01:32:30.220 a north carolina middle school used in an interesting approach to stop bullying against gay students by

01:32:36.240 bringing in drag queens to perform oh educate students on the lgbtqqia because

01:32:43.860 they yeah thought it would that it'd be great to have drag queens okay okay uh it's you know

01:32:58.880 and of course if you say anything about that oh my gosh you're a bigot you're a hater uh you're a

01:33:06.700 homophobe or a transphobe or or whatever phobe what you're a phobe of some sort we know we know you fear

01:33:13.700 that much we know we'll work out what you're afraid of later but for one thing you're a phobe

01:33:22.200 and a hater okay uh teachers taylor schmidt and shara brooks told cnn that the event was intended

01:33:33.800 to reduce bullying so that the kids could focus on their educations our drive was to remove barriers

01:33:40.400 to success belonging and the ability to thrive for all students it called for a hard look at the roots

01:33:47.680 of these behaviors and intentional actions to liberate not just the bullied from the oppressive

01:33:52.440 acts but the bully from the oppressive root causes of their actions wow it's a two-hour event

01:34:00.540 it featured a drag show that took place and uh it's already happened so i don't i the parents were

01:34:10.660 apparently not notified in advance um students oh i guess students were permitted to opt out

01:34:18.400 but most students decided most students aren't going to opt out of that no they're not well i think

01:34:23.700 they'd be they'd be both ostracized right yeah ostracized and bullied if they did right

01:34:29.140 jeez you're gonna go right what a world oh of course i'm going i yeah why wouldn't i

01:34:36.760 everything's wonderful about dry queens coming into a school uh and performing i thought you told

01:34:43.980 me your parents said no i don't i don't care oh they're haters my my parents are bigots and haters

01:34:48.880 and phobes of some sort i don't i don't know what they're afraid of i just know they're afraid yeah

01:34:55.160 it's crazy so what a world so we don't we don't have any evidence that it helped

01:35:03.620 in the bullying yet right i mean we don't know that that it helped it made no i don't know

01:35:09.640 difference do not know because i mean it sounds like it's something that could make a huge difference

01:35:14.140 if you see a drag queen perform yeah you're done right you're you're not going to bully anybody

01:35:20.420 you're not going to bully anyone about anything that's the perfect antidote to bullying yes is

01:35:26.160 watching a performance from a drag queen yeah exactly so what i don't know i don't know this

01:35:34.680 world it doesn't make sense anymore i mean i'm not opposed to the drag queen i'm opposed to them

01:35:40.440 going and performing at school hey i don't think that's a good idea but it's time to just turn the

01:35:46.140 country off let's flip the switch turn the country i mean they're just showing up where we are right

01:35:51.920 now a little show up you do a couple of numbers get out you do a couple numbers a couple of dance

01:36:00.300 routines and whatnot then you're done yeah wrap it up good kids have a nice day well you convinced me

01:36:04.600 that was it that was a good move stop bullying get out of here we're done

01:36:08.680 i mean you've got the the drag queens reading to kids i mean like four five and six years old at the

01:36:17.420 library and the drag queen that has been featured multiple times it's just frightening looking it's

01:36:23.600 got horns coming out the head and all that stuff the makeup and the horns strange stuff and again if

01:36:32.060 you don't want it to happen with your children you're a phobe of some kind i don't know yeah some

01:36:38.180 kind of phobia i don't know what it is you're a phobe yeah you're a hater just a phobe and a phobe

01:36:42.820 obviously and you monger in hatred we do know that yes we do know that you are a monger yes of hate

01:36:49.880 all right so that's when we turn to these uh democrat candidates and lead us lead us down the

01:36:57.800 path of non-hatred please please uh this is kind of interesting kirsten gillibrand on cbs yesterday

01:37:04.060 uh had something very very interesting to say here's what came out of her mouth

01:37:08.700 or not i guess i guess she said it really silently

01:37:15.080 oh okay so uh here's what she said she said um let's hope without holding our breaths

01:37:25.580 that okay that's not what she said we just don't have what she said she said that abortion

01:37:32.020 man no wonder she's not doing well right i'll tell you that right she's speak up a little bit

01:37:36.740 maybe she'd step up in the polls she said that uh abortion is a matter of life and death

01:37:44.700 yeah that's kind of what we've been saying so she said uh abortion is a matter of life and death

01:37:54.660 and that women should have the right to make that decision huh well welcome to the party

01:38:01.000 except that uh she's saying the same thing that they all say women should just have the right to

01:38:05.560 say whenever there's no line it's just whenever she believes as we do though apparently that yes there

01:38:11.480 is a life at stake and you're killing that life she just comes to a different conclusion that that

01:38:17.160 life doesn't matter it doesn't care and the woman should be able to to kill the baby if if she wants

01:38:21.620 to wow i okay so you could vote for her she'll lead us down the right path right away from lead us

01:38:30.900 down a path away from being phobes um and so will uh kamala harris her 2020 plan now is to find

01:38:40.060 companies that don't ensure equal pay right not find find wow yes find them so we're back to the

01:38:51.700 uh the pay gap yes thing again which has been just proven over and over and including the washington

01:38:58.380 post not exactly a conservative publication um but she's apparently closing the pay the pay gap

01:39:09.580 by fining companies with more than 100 employees that don't guarantee equal pay yeah full-time women

01:39:17.400 in the workforce earned 80 i'm so tired of hearing this earned 80 she says it to be true so it's not

01:39:24.680 true you're comparing apples to oranges no she's 80 of what males earned right in the equivalent

01:39:31.320 professions yes well black and hispanic women except no uh but she said it i know she did

01:39:39.560 but there's some differences in the way women work in the commitment to the work in uh a lot of

01:39:46.880 different areas that have to be considered okay mr white male yeah i know i know whatever

01:39:53.960 i mean it's amazing and she keeps driving at home she just keeps driving at home it doesn't

01:40:01.440 they do the same thing on climate change doesn't matter they do the same thing on abortion

01:40:05.040 they just they just keep harping the same line until you know you just succumb all right i don't

01:40:11.980 want to hear it anymore just give them more money oh boy uh something frightening going on

01:40:17.640 in the uk uh neil farage just the latest right wing figure to be attacked oh no we actually have

01:40:28.420 is he okay we have some uh i think we have the the video of it do we have the video

01:40:32.680 oh what's that what happened nigel farage attacked the latest with a milkshake

01:40:44.360 now if you weren't gonna drink that i would have you know those are delicious right look i read about

01:40:51.440 the uh the new uh the new milkshake throwing attack why would you ever do that that is that's

01:40:58.060 crazy that's great it must not be a chick-fil-a milkshake that cannot that that is a crime in

01:41:03.740 itself it is that is a crime in itself look if you don't want it jeffie and i'd be happy to

01:41:10.620 relieve you of it absolutely we really would 100 as a matter i don't even care if you change

01:41:15.000 straws just let me have that what a weird phenomenon right it's throwing it went from throwing

01:41:21.040 eggs right it used to be throwing eggs which i guess oh i mean i i guess i've got milkshakes better

01:41:26.760 you gotta get hit by something you're probably gonna have more mess with the milkshake i guess

01:41:32.860 than just an egg a single egg you can wash the milkshake stuff out the egg is that harder to get

01:41:37.640 out eggs are nasty weird stuff going on how how is it that they're not being are the perpetrators

01:41:48.140 being arrested for doing this i don't think so that's not cool it's just not that's not cool

01:41:53.180 i mean they're just throwing a milkshake i'm sure that's what they think and yes i'll bet you they

01:41:59.120 feel completely justified absolutely these are the same people same people participation trophies

01:42:06.220 they're justified i don't like what they're saying and so i'm gonna dump milkshakes on them we saw it

01:42:12.020 with the girl that took the sign last week that was justified in a hundred percent they can't be

01:42:16.680 made to feel uncomfortable in any way or anyway but they can dump milkshakes on other people they

01:42:23.400 can attack other people and that's perfectly fine well look what they were saying right that's exactly

01:42:29.940 how they uh they shout down all the conservatives that come to the colleges is they're totally

01:42:35.960 justified in doing that uh look at the things they're saying um they shouldn't have the right to

01:42:42.020 say it wait you're letting you're letting them say that right right yeah no we are baby that girl last

01:42:49.640 week yeah we had a video of a girl who uh stole uh a pro-life sign from somebody who was you know

01:42:57.540 holding a pro-life rally just walked up and she just walked up and took it there were police all over

01:43:03.240 the place trying to keep the various factions of protesters from each other and so they call the

01:43:09.940 policeman over and she is whining and crying well they're trying to take away women's rights

01:43:15.680 that that doesn't make it okay to steal their sign but listen to what they're saying don't listen to

01:43:22.500 it um well if i leave they'll just come back and do it again well ignore them again you can't just

01:43:29.020 walk up you can't just walk someone's sign she could not understand the concept of why she was in

01:43:35.740 trouble she didn't think she'd done anything wrong because she doesn't consider those people

01:43:40.160 and they ended up they ended up arresting her which i thought was maybe a little bit much but

01:43:43.920 it was nice to see a good lesson for her it was nice to see you know she didn't spend any time in jail

01:43:48.640 but it was a dang good lesson and i hope it well i hope it was a lesson hey puddin you can't just

01:43:55.420 treat people like that because you disagree with them what why not they're saying mean things i don't like

01:44:02.700 right it's okay just don't listen or go home

01:44:08.000 what a concept it's difficult to understand it is it really is

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