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00:04:41.960 We've been watching a lot of the mayor of Chicago,

00:04:45.400 who is now in the bizarre position

00:04:49.420 of trying to justify that his city

00:04:53.800 is not completely out of control with crime.

00:04:56.140 Just as we saw from the media in D.C.,

00:04:58.900 where they had to constantly justify

00:05:01.340 their city was not out of control with crime.

00:05:05.420 Previously, we had Los Angeles,

00:05:08.080 who was trying to justify how they

00:05:10.900 were not completely out of control

00:05:13.380 when it comes to crime.

00:05:15.580 We're seeing a massive difference so far

00:05:18.180 in Washington, D.C.

00:05:20.040 And, you know, D.C. is a unique circumstance.

00:05:22.600 It's a federal district.

00:05:24.020 There's all sorts of powers

00:05:25.100 the federal government has there

00:05:26.320 that they don't necessarily have in other places.

00:05:27.980 So it's not going to be as easy

00:05:29.780 to do this in other cities.

00:05:32.200 But it's also setting up

00:05:35.640 this clash of personalities.

00:05:38.240 There's a story in Reason Today.

00:05:40.540 Brandon Johnson, Chicago,

00:05:42.000 is a preview of Zoran Mamdani's New York.

00:05:44.840 And it's true. 0.56

00:05:46.820 If you want to live in a world

00:05:48.900 where your city is crumbling,

00:05:51.060 where crime is rampant,

00:05:52.380 where the economy is going into the tank,

00:05:57.280 where you have city-run grocery stores

00:06:01.360 that have no food in them,

00:06:03.940 that's the world you want.

00:06:04.980 You can have it.

00:06:06.300 Like, it's available to you.

00:06:07.900 It's available all around the world.

00:06:10.040 You can go to Venezuela right now 0.93

00:06:11.820 and check that out.

00:06:12.980 You want that?

00:06:13.720 You go to North Korea.

00:06:14.740 They've got that sort of

00:06:16.860 the empty shelves in grocery stores

00:06:20.040 available in spades.

00:06:21.460 You've got it all over the world

00:06:23.200 and now we're starting to get it

00:06:24.380 in U.S. city after U.S. city

00:06:26.280 because when you implement these policies,

00:06:28.360 this is what you get.

00:06:30.620 It's not some crazy formula.

00:06:33.240 We're not reaching

00:06:34.000 into deep economic texts here,

00:06:36.800 though they all support this idea

00:06:39.920 and has been proven over and over again.

00:06:42.080 These are basic things.

00:06:43.120 If you want the government involved

00:06:45.740 in every aspect of your life,

00:06:47.400 if you want the economy

00:06:50.380 to be controlled

00:06:51.460 by somebody other than you,

00:06:54.340 you can get that.

00:06:56.100 It's an available option.

00:06:57.500 It's just a bad option.

00:07:00.060 The people in New York

00:07:01.840 who are completely surrounded

00:07:04.580 with bad options,

00:07:05.420 let's be honest about it.

00:07:06.240 I mean, when your other option

00:07:07.340 is Andrew Cuomo,

00:07:09.020 I understand how I guess

00:07:11.360 it's a difficult choice.

00:07:13.120 But it's darker and darker

00:07:14.840 and darker and darker

00:07:15.620 and these same choices

00:07:16.700 are going to have to be made

00:07:19.080 now by America

00:07:21.380 as we go forward in the future.

00:07:23.700 Donald Trump is in a second term.

00:07:26.460 He can do a lot of good things.

00:07:28.040 He really is a person,

00:07:31.800 unlike any other human being

00:07:33.240 I've ever seen,

00:07:33.860 seems to never get tired.

00:07:35.720 He's 78 years old

00:07:36.780 and just non-stop.

00:07:38.580 Every day there's four or five new things

00:07:40.560 you can talk about

00:07:41.260 with some new policy

00:07:42.920 he's pushing through

00:07:43.800 or some new idea he has.

00:07:45.980 He just does not tire.

00:07:48.940 But now he is,

00:07:50.620 you know,

00:07:52.360 President of the United States

00:07:53.280 working toward

00:07:54.320 a different sort of country,

00:07:56.900 a country he's trying to,

00:07:58.560 you know,

00:08:00.040 rework a little bit,

00:08:01.060 remix,

00:08:02.280 move to a different vision,

00:08:03.820 certainly to what we've,

00:08:04.860 we've had to go through

00:08:06.240 over the past four years

00:08:07.780 and before that

00:08:08.540 the Barack Obama era.

00:08:11.300 But that,

00:08:12.700 everyone now is positioning themselves

00:08:14.260 for what's next.

00:08:16.660 There's a bunch of redistricting news.

00:08:18.280 We'll get into that today.

00:08:20.600 And that's the next election

00:08:21.780 we're going through.

00:08:22.420 That's next year.

00:08:23.120 Of course,

00:08:23.460 then 2028 is up.

00:08:24.660 And when you talk about

00:08:26.540 this idea of,

00:08:28.540 you know,

00:08:28.920 Karen Bass in LA,

00:08:30.760 the DC situation,

00:08:32.840 Johnson in Chicago,

00:08:35.260 Mom Donnie potentially in New York,

00:08:37.040 everyone's positioning themselves

00:08:39.720 for their next step

00:08:42.260 in the power struggle.

00:08:44.860 And Gavin Newsom is probably

00:08:46.140 the highest profile guy doing that.

00:08:49.540 And Newsom is so,

00:08:51.260 I mean,

00:08:51.640 I don't know.

00:08:52.880 Maybe people buy this.

00:08:54.460 Maybe I am so out of touch

00:08:57.020 with the American people

00:08:59.280 that maybe they will fall

00:09:01.860 for the lead actor

00:09:04.700 in American Psycho.

00:09:06.140 Maybe that will be a thing.

00:09:09.380 Maybe they,

00:09:10.260 maybe they want that.

00:09:11.960 Maybe they want a guy who,

00:09:13.920 by all appearances,

00:09:14.960 seems to be,

00:09:16.600 to carry all of the characteristics

00:09:18.280 of a serial killer

00:09:19.660 from a movie

00:09:20.620 portrayed in the 80s.

00:09:22.080 I don't know.

00:09:23.720 It's possible.

00:09:25.720 I can't put it past

00:09:27.320 the United States.

00:09:28.520 they elected a guy

00:09:30.560 who was

00:09:31.860 in the second syllable

00:09:34.800 of the word dementia

00:09:36.240 when he was,

00:09:37.380 when he was elected.

00:09:39.300 And he progressed

00:09:40.820 until the last syllable

00:09:42.280 during his public time

00:09:44.860 in office.

00:09:47.140 Perhaps

00:09:47.740 they would elect someone

00:09:49.960 like Gavin Newsom.

00:09:51.180 But

00:09:51.480 is it just me?

00:09:53.760 Is it

00:09:54.260 possible

00:09:55.460 that we

00:09:57.400 maybe as Americans

00:09:58.540 are still capable

00:09:59.620 of seeing through

00:10:01.200 someone who is so

00:10:02.760 clearly

00:10:04.400 trying so hard?

00:10:10.140 You might look at your life

00:10:11.560 and hope

00:10:12.420 that you can make

00:10:13.380 some good friends

00:10:14.040 and have a good spouse

00:10:15.020 and have a great family.

00:10:16.020 But I have to

00:10:18.140 break this to you.

00:10:19.640 You

00:10:19.920 in your entire life

00:10:21.480 will never find

00:10:22.700 anyone who loves you

00:10:24.520 as much as

00:10:26.040 Gavin Newsom

00:10:26.880 loves Gavin Newsom.

00:10:28.740 There will never

00:10:29.920 be a relationship

00:10:30.900 in your life.

00:10:32.120 Your children,

00:10:32.820 your spouse,

00:10:34.180 your mother,

00:10:35.820 your father,

00:10:36.440 no one

00:10:37.220 will love you

00:10:38.100 like Gavin Newsom

00:10:39.080 loves Gavin Newsom.

00:10:41.080 It will never occur.

00:10:44.160 It's the type

00:10:44.880 of relationship

00:10:45.520 that

00:10:45.880 I said I wasn't

00:10:47.600 going to bring it up

00:10:48.040 but you hope

00:10:49.080 that Travis

00:10:49.680 and Taylor

00:10:51.680 can get to

00:10:52.500 at some point

00:10:53.180 but they never will.

00:10:54.780 They will never

00:10:55.560 love each other

00:10:56.300 as much

00:10:57.060 as Gavin Newsom

00:10:58.160 loves that mirror.

00:11:01.960 This dude

00:11:03.160 loves himself

00:11:04.780 and it's

00:11:07.140 funny because

00:11:08.180 he's constantly

00:11:09.200 remaking himself

00:11:10.520 to try

00:11:12.200 to garner

00:11:14.400 the attention

00:11:15.220 of whatever

00:11:17.180 audience

00:11:17.740 he feels

00:11:18.560 benefits him

00:11:19.480 at that moment.

00:11:20.880 That is really

00:11:21.860 the extent of it.

00:11:23.800 What

00:11:24.200 gets him

00:11:25.000 more power,

00:11:26.020 more money,

00:11:27.160 more attention,

00:11:28.320 more clicks?

00:11:30.300 That's all

00:11:30.920 he's doing.

00:11:32.300 You know,

00:11:32.880 a big chunk

00:11:33.600 of California

00:11:34.220 is back on fire.

00:11:35.640 I don't know

00:11:37.680 if anyone's

00:11:38.100 noticed this.

00:11:39.660 Maybe Gavin

00:11:40.280 will notice

00:11:40.780 this one

00:11:41.160 because it's

00:11:41.620 wine country.

00:11:43.380 I hope it

00:11:44.220 doesn't hit

00:11:44.600 anywhere near

00:11:45.120 the French

00:11:45.580 laundry.

00:11:49.600 He's got

00:11:50.220 half of his

00:11:51.220 state burned

00:11:51.860 down last year.

00:11:52.920 A big chunk

00:11:53.760 of it's on fire

00:11:54.480 again and what

00:11:54.980 is he doing?

00:11:55.380 He's tweeting.

00:11:56.580 He's tweeting

00:11:57.300 at the president.

00:11:58.180 He's trying to,

00:11:59.220 he's releasing

00:12:00.080 new merch.

00:12:00.900 This is who

00:12:03.400 this guy is.

00:12:05.860 And every

00:12:06.680 single step

00:12:07.340 of the way

00:12:07.640 there's been

00:12:07.960 a new

00:12:08.220 Gavin Newsom.

00:12:08.940 He's like a

00:12:09.400 software release.

00:12:10.620 Gavin Newsom

00:12:11.380 comes out,

00:12:12.020 then they

00:12:12.760 release it,

00:12:13.440 it's Gavin

00:12:13.740 Newsom 2.0

00:12:14.780 and 3.0.

00:12:15.900 I think the

00:12:16.420 iPhone,

00:12:17.040 the new iPhone

00:12:17.580 is coming out

00:12:18.200 soon.

00:12:18.740 He's got more

00:12:19.500 versions than

00:12:20.040 there are iPhones.

00:12:24.040 Go back to

00:12:24.760 the beginning.

00:12:25.640 Gavin Newsom,

00:12:27.000 back in the

00:12:27.800 day,

00:12:28.440 he's this,

00:12:28.980 you know,

00:12:29.200 Gavin Newsom

00:12:29.660 1.0 was

00:12:30.500 this rising

00:12:31.120 star of the

00:12:31.640 Democratic Party.

00:12:32.780 Gavin Newsom,

00:12:33.480 Democrat rising

00:12:34.180 star.

00:12:34.940 The fresh-faced

00:12:36.200 California golden

00:12:37.320 boy coming

00:12:38.580 up hyped as

00:12:40.120 the party's

00:12:40.880 future.

00:12:43.100 Some people

00:12:43.880 bought that,

00:12:44.540 but, you know,

00:12:44.940 it's the

00:12:45.440 beginning.

00:12:46.540 He gets

00:12:47.280 into mayor

00:12:49.520 of San

00:12:50.120 Francisco.

00:12:50.960 Is that

00:12:51.120 really, you

00:12:51.620 know,

00:12:51.740 long-term?

00:12:52.500 Maybe he

00:12:52.880 can turn

00:12:53.780 that into

00:12:54.140 the presidency.

00:12:54.980 It certainly

00:12:55.320 was his

00:12:55.780 thought even

00:12:56.220 at that

00:12:56.560 time.

00:12:58.040 And Gavin

00:12:58.760 Newsom 2.0

00:12:59.620 was Gavin

00:13:00.200 Newsom play

00:13:00.760 boy.

00:13:02.520 Right?

00:13:02.940 He was

00:13:03.160 the guy,

00:13:03.620 he was

00:13:03.880 the ladies 0.85

00:13:04.480 man.

00:13:07.120 And one

00:13:07.660 of the

00:13:07.820 ways he

00:13:08.280 made sure

00:13:08.980 that you

00:13:09.280 knew he

00:13:09.580 was the

00:13:09.860 ladies man 1.00

00:13:10.760 is by

00:13:11.640 breaking

00:13:12.200 like,

00:13:13.820 I don't

00:13:14.220 know,

00:13:14.380 if you

00:13:14.620 have a

00:13:14.960 pyramid

00:13:15.320 of infidelity,

00:13:16.900 okay,

00:13:17.960 at the,

00:13:18.500 you know,

00:13:18.800 maybe at the

00:13:19.460 bottom,

00:13:19.880 it's a

00:13:20.380 cheating on

00:13:20.800 your high

00:13:21.120 school

00:13:21.360 girlfriend.

00:13:22.040 I don't

00:13:22.220 know.

00:13:22.480 And then

00:13:22.680 you raise

00:13:23.340 that up and

00:13:24.000 it's eventually

00:13:24.640 a few steps

00:13:25.200 up from

00:13:25.500 that.

00:13:25.980 It's cheating

00:13:26.720 on your

00:13:27.880 wife,

00:13:28.320 which is

00:13:28.620 really,

00:13:29.020 really bad.

00:13:29.560 And then

00:13:29.760 it gets

00:13:30.000 higher than

00:13:30.460 that.

00:13:30.760 There's

00:13:31.180 several steps.

00:13:32.340 And at the

00:13:32.560 very top,

00:13:33.360 I would say

00:13:33.880 of the

00:13:34.380 infidelity

00:13:35.820 pyramid,

00:13:37.120 is sleeping

00:13:38.620 with your

00:13:39.160 best friend's

00:13:40.440 wife.

00:13:44.180 That's

00:13:44.780 Gavin Newsom

00:13:45.440 playboy edition.

00:13:47.480 Sleeping,

00:13:48.500 I mean,

00:13:48.800 it's one

00:13:49.440 thing.

00:13:50.020 You have

00:13:50.280 this guy

00:13:50.720 who is

00:13:51.520 not only

00:13:52.120 his best

00:13:52.500 friend,

00:13:52.820 but also

00:13:53.280 helping him

00:13:53.880 through

00:13:54.080 his

00:13:54.280 career,

00:13:54.960 helping him

00:13:55.720 climb the

00:13:56.760 political ladder

00:13:57.860 in California,

00:13:59.240 working closely

00:14:00.000 with him

00:14:00.360 every single

00:14:01.040 day,

00:14:01.680 but apparently

00:14:02.660 not every

00:14:03.120 single night

00:14:03.680 because while

00:14:04.160 he was

00:14:04.540 working alone

00:14:05.700 at night,

00:14:07.120 Gavin Newsom

00:14:07.660 was also

00:14:08.100 working his

00:14:08.640 wife.

00:14:13.920 I mean,

00:14:14.580 that's,

00:14:15.200 you want to

00:14:15.480 talk about

00:14:15.760 a bro code

00:14:16.600 violation.

00:14:17.480 That's got

00:14:18.040 to be number

00:14:18.500 one,

00:14:18.900 right?

00:14:20.580 That's as

00:14:21.280 bad as you

00:14:22.300 can possibly

00:14:23.160 get.

00:14:23.880 We've

00:14:24.360 churned out

00:14:24.980 a lot

00:14:25.640 of garbage

00:14:26.760 in this

00:14:27.760 country.

00:14:29.120 There's

00:14:29.680 been a

00:14:30.080 lot of

00:14:30.620 trash

00:14:31.360 that the

00:14:32.460 United States

00:14:33.220 has pushed

00:14:34.300 out over

00:14:34.700 the years.

00:14:35.920 Some great

00:14:36.780 people too.

00:14:38.220 Lots of

00:14:38.800 them.

00:14:39.480 More than

00:14:40.060 maybe any

00:14:40.560 other country

00:14:41.160 in history.

00:14:43.160 But we've

00:14:44.000 also, you

00:14:44.760 know,

00:14:44.980 screwed up

00:14:45.460 from time

00:14:46.180 to time.

00:14:46.740 We've got

00:14:47.420 our serial

00:14:48.100 killers,

00:14:48.680 we've got

00:14:49.020 our mass

00:14:49.440 shooters,

00:14:50.320 and we've

00:14:50.900 got our

00:14:51.240 Gavin Newsoms.

00:14:52.000 then Gavin

00:14:55.480 Newsom 3.0

00:14:56.300 was the

00:14:56.660 anti-Trump

00:14:57.280 tough guy.

00:14:58.340 He's out

00:14:58.720 there talking

00:14:59.140 about Trump

00:14:59.580 all the

00:14:59.840 time,

00:15:00.740 criticizing

00:15:01.060 Trump.

00:15:01.880 He was

00:15:02.240 the guy

00:15:02.460 that was

00:15:02.700 going to

00:15:02.900 stand up.

00:15:03.340 He was

00:15:03.540 a resistance

00:15:04.220 warrior.

00:15:06.960 Then Gavin

00:15:07.760 Newsom 4.0

00:15:09.080 was released,

00:15:10.140 and that was

00:15:11.040 Gavin Newsom

00:15:11.700 the DEI

00:15:12.700 warrior.

00:15:14.120 He was the

00:15:14.900 guy that was

00:15:15.500 going to

00:15:15.760 promote every

00:15:16.660 single race

00:15:17.620 and color.

00:15:18.800 He was

00:15:19.340 going to

00:15:19.820 take the

00:15:20.360 most important

00:15:21.080 characteristics

00:15:21.700 that everyone

00:15:22.220 has, their

00:15:22.820 skin color

00:15:23.380 and their

00:15:23.660 genitals,

00:15:24.240 and make

00:15:24.640 all decisions

00:15:25.480 based on

00:15:27.180 that.

00:15:27.880 Because at

00:15:28.700 that time,

00:15:30.040 that's what

00:15:30.720 benefited him.

00:15:33.420 Now, he

00:15:34.440 at one point,

00:15:35.380 this is like

00:15:36.020 2019, he's

00:15:38.460 governor, and

00:15:39.140 he's right

00:15:39.680 before COVID,

00:15:41.460 and he's got

00:15:42.160 a decision to

00:15:42.800 make on,

00:15:43.660 you know,

00:15:43.920 some high-level

00:15:44.520 health.

00:15:45.520 Basically, the

00:15:46.240 HHS secretary,

00:15:47.620 California, if

00:15:49.560 you will, and

00:15:50.140 he is in the

00:15:51.040 middle of

00:15:51.580 figuring out

00:15:52.340 who to

00:15:52.560 promote.

00:15:53.040 He's got

00:15:53.540 an infectious

00:15:54.520 disease expert

00:15:55.680 who is in

00:15:56.920 line for the

00:15:57.400 job.

00:15:57.760 Everyone expects

00:15:58.440 her to get 0.99

00:15:58.780 the job.

00:15:59.240 The problem

00:15:59.740 with her,

00:16:00.260 though, is

00:16:00.620 she's white

00:16:01.460 and blonde. 0.99

00:16:05.140 So she

00:16:05.880 doesn't get

00:16:06.500 the job.

00:16:07.280 She's passed

00:16:07.860 over for

00:16:08.380 someone who

00:16:08.800 doesn't know

00:16:09.280 what they're

00:16:09.820 doing, but

00:16:12.100 is the right

00:16:12.860 color.

00:16:14.160 And he puts

00:16:15.120 her in the

00:16:15.760 position right

00:16:17.120 before COVID.

00:16:17.620 Now, look,

00:16:19.480 as we all

00:16:20.380 can sit

00:16:21.120 here and

00:16:21.600 remember,

00:16:22.960 not every

00:16:23.680 disease expert

00:16:25.260 did things

00:16:26.360 that we

00:16:26.920 would necessarily

00:16:27.780 approve of.

00:16:30.660 As

00:16:31.220 conservatives,

00:16:32.000 of people who

00:16:32.700 care about

00:16:33.420 our liberty,

00:16:34.080 I'm sure we

00:16:34.680 would disagree

00:16:35.160 with whoever

00:16:36.400 he put in

00:16:38.160 there as far

00:16:38.600 as policy

00:16:39.100 goes.

00:16:39.780 But instead,

00:16:40.320 he put in

00:16:40.680 someone who

00:16:41.040 was completely

00:16:41.860 incompetent to

00:16:42.960 the point where

00:16:43.960 they actually

00:16:44.560 were hiding her

00:16:45.600 from reporters

00:16:46.460 at press

00:16:46.900 conferences.

00:16:47.360 They weren't

00:16:48.280 inviting her

00:16:48.840 to meetings

00:16:49.580 about COVID.

00:16:52.280 And they

00:16:53.220 were pushing

00:16:53.660 out the

00:16:54.020 actual experts

00:16:55.220 from the

00:16:56.180 meetings before

00:16:56.800 that.

00:16:58.180 So that was

00:16:58.980 Gavin Newsom

00:16:59.820 as he steps

00:17:00.360 in.

00:17:00.840 DEI

00:17:01.480 master.

00:17:02.900 Then, of

00:17:03.340 course,

00:17:03.680 Gavin Newsom

00:17:04.180 5.0 was

00:17:05.140 released,

00:17:05.820 which was

00:17:06.100 Gavin Newsom

00:17:06.680 COVID dictator.

00:17:09.380 Longest

00:17:10.040 lockdowns.

00:17:11.400 Most extreme

00:17:12.300 policies.

00:17:14.040 The guy

00:17:15.080 who, if

00:17:16.640 you were to

00:17:17.300 look back

00:17:18.140 and say,

00:17:19.140 who were the

00:17:19.500 worst offenders

00:17:20.440 during this

00:17:20.960 period, you'd

00:17:22.120 probably see

00:17:23.740 Andrew Cuomo

00:17:24.320 first, let's

00:17:24.820 be honest

00:17:25.160 about it.

00:17:25.620 But secondly,

00:17:26.380 you're probably

00:17:26.800 going to see

00:17:27.180 Gavin Newsom.

00:17:28.760 And he was

00:17:29.140 the first guy

00:17:30.080 who really

00:17:30.780 locked out

00:17:32.560 even before

00:17:33.980 Andrew Cuomo.

00:17:35.120 Cuomo was

00:17:35.520 still in his

00:17:36.120 previous release,

00:17:37.440 which was,

00:17:38.260 wow, this is

00:17:38.700 no big deal

00:17:39.200 at all.

00:17:39.900 Then you had

00:17:40.660 the queen

00:17:42.100 of Versailles

00:17:42.800 Gavin Newsom

00:17:43.500 who decided

00:17:44.660 while, yes,

00:17:45.960 of course,

00:17:46.400 everyone else

00:17:46.900 should be

00:17:47.180 locked down,

00:17:47.840 I should be

00:17:48.400 going out

00:17:48.800 to dinner

00:17:49.220 indoors.

00:17:51.020 He's at

00:17:51.660 the French

00:17:52.040 Laundry

00:17:52.640 rolling out

00:17:53.760 Gavin Newsom

00:17:54.420 6.0.

00:17:55.500 Then Gavin

00:17:56.100 Newsom 7.0

00:17:57.260 came out.

00:17:57.940 I'm probably,

00:17:58.560 there's probably

00:17:59.020 a 6.1,

00:17:59.740 6.2 I'm

00:18:00.380 missing in here,

00:18:00.780 but Gavin

00:18:01.040 Newsom 7.0

00:18:01.880 came out.

00:18:02.760 That one

00:18:03.260 was, hey,

00:18:04.720 it seems

00:18:05.280 like, you

00:18:06.120 know, this

00:18:06.920 is at the

00:18:07.240 point where

00:18:07.520 Trump maybe

00:18:08.600 not looking

00:18:09.040 like the

00:18:09.360 favorite for

00:18:10.320 2024, the

00:18:11.800 favorite for

00:18:12.220 2024 looks

00:18:13.060 like Ron

00:18:13.860 DeSantis.

00:18:14.520 So what

00:18:15.120 does Gavin

00:18:15.460 Newsom turn

00:18:15.900 into?

00:18:16.760 Ron DeSantis.

00:18:18.440 He tries to

00:18:19.360 be, I'm

00:18:20.080 Mr.

00:18:20.560 Competent

00:18:21.040 Governor.

00:18:21.920 I can

00:18:22.320 debate, in

00:18:23.560 fact, despite

00:18:24.660 the idea that

00:18:25.840 as of now,

00:18:27.000 he's not even

00:18:27.360 running for

00:18:27.780 president, I'm

00:18:28.560 going to

00:18:28.900 debate Ron

00:18:30.120 DeSantis on

00:18:30.940 Fox News.

00:18:32.680 That's Gavin

00:18:33.340 Newsom, super

00:18:34.700 competent

00:18:35.160 debater man.

00:18:38.040 There's even

00:18:38.760 more, we

00:18:39.200 could keep

00:18:39.500 going on

00:18:40.000 this, but

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00:18:44.700 grocery store,

00:18:45.560 pushing the

00:18:46.000 cart down the

00:18:46.520 meat aisle and

00:18:47.100 thinking you're

00:18:47.580 buying American

00:18:48.260 beef, and

00:18:49.560 then the

00:18:49.820 packaging has

00:18:50.440 a flag on

00:18:50.940 it, maybe

00:18:51.180 even the

00:18:51.460 words, product

00:18:51.980 of the USA,

00:18:52.860 but the

00:18:53.160 catch is, it

00:18:54.680 doesn't have

00:18:55.240 to be from

00:18:55.740 America at 0.62

00:18:56.700 all.

00:18:57.520 Under current

00:18:58.020 rules, foreign 0.99

00:18:59.000 meat can be

00:18:59.520 processed here and

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00:19:52.040 ID.

00:19:52.240 We're going through

00:20:04.460 the release notes of

00:20:05.240 Gavin Newsom here

00:20:06.900 on the Glenn Beck

00:20:07.380 program, and we've

00:20:08.580 gone through seven

00:20:09.500 versions so far.

00:20:10.420 There's a couple

00:20:10.820 more.

00:20:11.940 You'll, of course,

00:20:12.480 remember Gavin

00:20:13.180 Newsom 8.0, the

00:20:14.380 party line man.

00:20:15.840 Yeah.

00:20:16.560 Yeah, you know, he

00:20:17.200 was, at first he was

00:20:18.300 this guy who was out

00:20:19.160 there, he's, you

00:20:19.960 know, he's debating

00:20:20.480 Ron DeSantis, he

00:20:22.400 looks like he's

00:20:22.940 running for president.

00:20:23.740 It's kind of weird,

00:20:24.400 right?

00:20:24.620 Because Joe Biden's

00:20:25.540 the candidate.

00:20:26.100 Joe Biden's the

00:20:26.620 president of the

00:20:27.060 United States at

00:20:27.600 the time.

00:20:29.100 And then, of

00:20:30.240 course, you have

00:20:31.800 this escalation to

00:20:33.500 it looks like Biden's

00:20:34.600 going to continue to

00:20:35.340 run.

00:20:36.840 Newsom doesn't know

00:20:37.560 what to do with

00:20:38.140 himself because he's

00:20:38.760 positioned himself to

00:20:39.800 be the guy.

00:20:40.860 And the party is

00:20:41.980 cracking down on him

00:20:42.860 and saying, hey,

00:20:43.460 Gavin, get in your

00:20:44.280 lane.

00:20:44.820 This is not your gig.

00:20:46.940 So, Gavin Newsom

00:20:47.840 becomes party man,

00:20:48.760 defending Joe Biden,

00:20:49.740 the number one guy

00:20:50.460 out there telling

00:20:51.080 you Joe Biden is

00:20:51.840 completely fine.

00:20:53.040 Nothing's wrong

00:20:53.660 with Joe Biden.

00:20:54.420 Biden's the man.

00:20:55.760 He's sharp as

00:20:57.400 a tack.

00:20:57.920 I don't know if

00:20:58.260 you've heard that.

00:20:59.940 So, we go through

00:21:00.540 this whole thing.

00:21:01.340 Then the debate

00:21:02.020 happens.

00:21:02.800 Who's out there

00:21:03.700 saying he's still

00:21:04.940 fine?

00:21:06.080 Gavin Newsom.

00:21:07.800 Tons of people in

00:21:08.780 the Democratic Party

00:21:09.440 are saying, this guy

00:21:10.100 can't run.

00:21:11.220 You can't have

00:21:11.680 another Biden term.

00:21:13.340 Who's out there

00:21:13.880 defending him all

00:21:14.580 the way?

00:21:15.600 Gavin Newsom,

00:21:16.660 party man.

00:21:18.180 He's the party

00:21:19.100 line.

00:21:19.600 Gavin Newsom,

00:21:20.340 8.0.

00:21:20.980 Then there's

00:21:21.320 Gavin Newsom,

00:21:21.920 9.0.

00:21:23.280 You might remember

00:21:23.840 relatively recently

00:21:24.820 he became an

00:21:25.400 anti-DEI centrist.

00:21:28.020 Yes, he just

00:21:29.440 couldn't believe

00:21:30.640 the idea

00:21:32.040 that you would

00:21:33.280 let men play

00:21:34.400 in women's

00:21:35.080 sports.

00:21:35.660 What?

00:21:37.080 He's cracking

00:21:38.080 down on such

00:21:39.300 things because

00:21:40.120 he can relate

00:21:41.780 to you.

00:21:42.500 This Democratic

00:21:43.220 Party seems to

00:21:44.140 have gone too

00:21:44.720 far, you know.

00:21:45.480 Then, like, I

00:21:49.600 think there was

00:21:50.020 a Gavin Newsom

00:21:50.920 9.1 release

00:21:52.140 where he became

00:21:53.160 a Manosphere

00:21:54.080 podcaster and

00:21:55.900 started talking to

00:21:56.800 like Charlie Kirk

00:21:57.800 and saying, oh,

00:21:59.480 Charlie Kirk,

00:22:00.400 my son loves

00:22:01.380 you.

00:22:01.800 He wanted to

00:22:02.440 stay home from

00:22:03.080 school to talk to

00:22:04.200 you, Charlie Kirk,

00:22:05.120 because you're so

00:22:05.780 relatable.

00:22:06.780 I'm having all

00:22:07.940 the right-wing

00:22:08.860 guests on because

00:22:09.700 I can understand

00:22:11.320 them.

00:22:12.120 We might not

00:22:12.720 agree on

00:22:13.420 everything, but

00:22:14.040 here I am

00:22:14.980 basically Joe

00:22:16.780 Rogan now.

00:22:18.400 That's me

00:22:19.000 because that

00:22:19.980 worked previously.

00:22:21.500 I remember it

00:22:22.120 happening in

00:22:22.580 2024.

00:22:23.300 It seemed to

00:22:23.560 work for Trump,

00:22:24.080 so I'm going

00:22:24.300 to jump on

00:22:24.700 that bandwagon.

00:22:26.820 And that all

00:22:27.580 leads up to,

00:22:28.260 of course, the

00:22:28.660 newest release,

00:22:30.040 Gavin Newsom

00:22:30.560 10.0, a

00:22:31.560 social media

00:22:32.140 troll.

00:22:33.100 And you might

00:22:33.520 think, oh,

00:22:34.700 well, this guy,

00:22:35.420 he's mocking

00:22:35.960 Trump.

00:22:36.520 He's got the

00:22:37.140 capital letter

00:22:37.940 tweets.

00:22:39.660 He's always

00:22:40.660 doing this.

00:22:41.320 While his state

00:22:41.900 is burning to

00:22:42.420 the ground,

00:22:42.840 he's on

00:22:43.340 Twitter, and

00:22:45.160 you might

00:22:45.440 think, wow,

00:22:46.200 this is an

00:22:46.760 interesting

00:22:47.080 approach to

00:22:47.740 win in

00:22:48.060 2028.

00:22:48.860 But of

00:22:49.340 course, it's

00:22:49.740 not.

00:22:50.900 It's got

00:22:51.220 nothing to

00:22:51.620 do with what

00:22:52.100 he's going

00:22:52.320 to be doing

00:22:52.700 in 2028.

00:22:53.460 There will

00:22:53.640 be 12

00:22:54.200 other versions

00:22:55.020 of Gavin

00:22:55.480 Newsom that

00:22:55.840 will be

00:22:56.040 released before

00:22:56.760 then.

00:22:58.060 This is what

00:22:58.800 he does.

00:22:59.280 Right now,

00:22:59.920 his task is

00:23:01.060 lining up

00:23:01.600 donors,

00:23:02.380 getting social

00:23:02.980 media excitement

00:23:03.860 for his

00:23:04.440 primary campaign

00:23:05.720 that will come

00:23:06.500 up in

00:23:06.740 2027.

00:23:07.660 He's working

00:23:08.280 on that

00:23:08.840 Gavin Newsom

00:23:09.460 right now,

00:23:10.100 and when he

00:23:10.700 needs to be a

00:23:11.460 different one,

00:23:12.040 he'll just

00:23:12.540 change to a

00:23:13.340 different one.

00:23:14.860 He's

00:23:15.380 absolutely

00:23:16.580 soulless.

00:23:19.200 Back in a

00:23:19.920 second.

00:23:20.120 Well, every

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00:23:33.180 photographs that

00:23:33.940 used to be the

00:23:34.700 centerpiece of

00:23:35.380 life.

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00:23:36.760 birthdays and

00:23:37.580 holidays and

00:23:38.220 moments you can

00:23:39.280 never recreate.

00:23:40.540 But the sad

00:23:40.980 reality is those

00:23:41.860 tapes are

00:23:42.700 breaking down.

00:23:43.560 The film is

00:23:43.960 fading, and

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00:23:45.780 in perfect

00:23:46.420 condition, most

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00:24:43.760 more to talk about.

00:24:44.500 We're going to have

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00:25:12.760 Welcome back.

00:25:13.440 888-727-BECK is the

00:25:15.700 phone number.

00:25:16.400 It's Stu and Jeffy in

00:25:17.360 for Glen today.

00:25:18.860 He is out sick, sadly.

00:25:22.480 Well, what happened was

00:25:23.540 he tried to do the

00:25:24.320 president's physical

00:25:25.100 fitness test.

00:25:26.520 He tried to do 50

00:25:29.780 pull-ups and 100

00:25:31.700 push-ups, and in

00:25:33.360 between push-up one

00:25:34.400 and two, he fell ill

00:25:36.420 and was not able to.

00:25:38.520 I'm not making fun of

00:25:39.620 that.

00:25:39.840 No, I...

00:25:40.440 Because that could

00:25:41.620 happen to any one of us.

00:25:42.500 It really can.

00:25:43.400 I want to get into that.

00:25:44.220 Maybe we should get into

00:25:44.820 that again.

00:25:45.240 I would love to get your

00:25:45.940 opinion on that whole thing.

00:25:47.960 Because, you know, Jeffy

00:25:48.720 really was the original face

00:25:50.400 of the Maha movement.

00:25:52.780 Make America healthy again.

00:25:54.120 That's Jeffy.

00:25:54.920 Thank you.

00:25:55.720 That's the title of my

00:25:56.720 biography.

00:25:57.640 Everything in moderation.

00:25:59.820 But I want to finish off on

00:26:01.180 Gavin Newsom here.

00:26:03.080 And I think because

00:26:06.240 the world moves fast,

00:26:09.200 and I think because

00:26:10.980 whatever's happening right

00:26:12.840 now is, I think, the

00:26:13.860 thing everybody's thinking

00:26:14.900 about, we forget how

00:26:17.160 ridiculous these transitions

00:26:18.760 are with Gavin Newsom.

00:26:20.180 Go back to Newsom.

00:26:23.720 This is just a few months

00:26:25.300 ago.

00:26:25.980 I mentioned it briefly

00:26:27.740 before.

00:26:28.260 This is when he's a

00:26:29.740 Manosphere podcaster for

00:26:31.300 two weeks.

00:26:32.540 Here is Gavin Newsom.

00:26:34.840 Think about the person

00:26:35.800 you know now.

00:26:36.860 The person who's

00:26:37.460 screaming about Trump

00:26:38.360 all the time, trying to

00:26:39.760 appeal to, like, the

00:26:42.380 farthest left leftist.

00:26:45.040 Trying to appeal to AOC and

00:26:48.500 Jasmine Crockett and their

00:26:51.020 audiences.

00:26:51.600 This same guy, a couple

00:26:54.660 months earlier, is talking

00:26:56.040 to Charlie Kirk like this.

00:26:58.180 Last night, trying to put

00:26:59.400 my son to bed.

00:27:00.360 He's like, no, Dad.

00:27:01.640 I just, what time?

00:27:02.540 What time's Charlie going

00:27:03.340 to be here?

00:27:03.880 What time?

00:27:04.520 And I'm like, dude, you're

00:27:05.260 in school tomorrow.

00:27:06.100 He's 13.

00:27:06.780 He's like, no, no.

00:27:07.560 This morning, wakes up at

00:27:09.140 6 up, then he's like,

00:27:10.400 I'm coming.

00:27:11.300 I'm like, he literally

00:27:12.400 would not leave the house.

00:27:13.680 Did you let him take off

00:27:14.600 school?

00:27:14.920 No, he didn't.

00:27:15.460 Of course not.

00:27:15.920 He's not here for a good

00:27:16.880 reason.

00:27:17.100 But the point is the point.

00:27:18.160 You canceled school for

00:27:18.560 like two years.

00:27:19.160 Once one day.

00:27:20.100 The point is the point.

00:27:22.040 Which is, you are making

00:27:23.700 a damn dent.

00:27:25.040 Thank you.

00:27:25.400 I'm kidding.

00:27:25.860 When you go to these

00:27:26.460 college campuses, I love

00:27:27.380 watching your TikTok, which

00:27:28.460 is next level.

00:27:29.280 Clearly, that's expressed

00:27:30.260 by my 13-year-old son.

00:27:31.640 I want to meet this guy.

00:27:32.480 Yeah, I actually have

00:27:34.300 He's coming to a

00:27:34.720 Turning Point event this

00:27:35.640 summer, Tampa, Florida

00:27:36.920 Student Action Summit.

00:27:39.060 By the way, a very funny

00:27:40.380 line from Charlie Kirk.

00:27:41.920 He closed schools for two

00:27:43.380 years.

00:27:43.620 You can't get the game

00:27:44.140 one day off.

00:27:45.380 But like, who is that guy?

00:27:48.200 That guy is a completely

00:27:49.540 different human being than

00:27:51.120 the one that is out there

00:27:52.040 today.

00:27:53.440 He is, has a totally

00:27:55.100 different personality.

00:27:56.940 He is a totally different

00:27:58.780 human being.

00:27:59.620 And that's because he's

00:28:01.160 decided this is what's best

00:28:02.520 for him.

00:28:03.560 Oh my gosh.

00:28:04.980 Right now, that is the

00:28:06.780 Gavin Newsom that benefits

00:28:08.180 Gavin Newsom.

00:28:08.940 Absolutely.

00:28:09.320 And in three or six

00:28:11.460 months, it may be something

00:28:13.020 totally different.

00:28:15.120 Whatever he needs to be, he

00:28:17.420 will become.

00:28:18.920 And it's possible the

00:28:20.260 American people fall for 0.99

00:28:21.300 that.

00:28:21.540 It's just embarrassing if

00:28:24.120 they do.

00:28:25.740 But this is what we're

00:28:27.100 seeing in California.

00:28:29.200 We're seeing all these

00:28:30.500 cities kind of melt down

00:28:31.700 across America and Trump

00:28:32.880 looking to potentially step

00:28:34.300 in.

00:28:36.040 Chicago is a fascinating

00:28:37.260 example of this, Jeffy.

00:28:38.760 Are we all for that?

00:28:40.020 We're ready to move in?

00:28:41.480 To let him take over?

00:28:43.480 Well, no.

00:28:44.240 I don't think, I don't.

00:28:46.140 They aren't.

00:28:47.120 They aren't.

00:28:47.920 They are not.

00:28:48.720 They are for sure.

00:28:49.240 Trump, I think, is ready as

00:28:50.460 soon as this DC thing is

00:28:51.640 over.

00:28:52.040 I don't know that it's a,

00:28:53.240 one part about this that's

00:28:54.520 an issue is it's not a

00:28:55.560 sustainable approach.

00:28:57.520 You can't just send the

00:28:58.840 National Guard into city

00:29:00.380 after city after city or all

00:29:01.820 cities at once.

00:29:02.620 It's not a way to

00:29:03.580 necessarily solve crime,

00:29:05.220 but it can be helpful

00:29:07.560 certainly for a period.

00:29:08.780 Now, DC is a little

00:29:09.640 different.

00:29:09.960 He's only got 30 days in

00:29:10.920 DC.

00:29:11.380 It's coming.

00:29:12.200 I mean, we're already

00:29:12.920 14, something like that,

00:29:14.120 right?

00:29:14.300 13, 14, something like

00:29:15.400 that.

00:29:15.620 Basically two weeks in.

00:29:16.620 Yeah.

00:29:16.880 We've seen real dramatic

00:29:18.640 decreases in crime.

00:29:20.820 Absolutely.

00:29:21.400 In most types of crime,

00:29:22.620 at least.

00:29:23.780 Zero murders.

00:29:25.480 Right.

00:29:25.760 And they're used to have

00:29:26.400 what, every other day?

00:29:28.100 At least one every other day.

00:29:29.300 I love the bragging of

00:29:30.420 this.

00:29:31.060 You know, we're all like,

00:29:31.580 oh, can you believe this?

00:29:33.480 This city hasn't had a

00:29:34.560 murder in two weeks.

00:29:35.940 Wow.

00:29:36.800 I know.

00:29:37.900 I know.

00:29:38.860 When did that become

00:29:39.540 something you brag about?

00:29:41.040 I mean, it's so, it's true.

00:29:43.100 It is quite an accomplishment

00:29:44.620 in that city, but what an

00:29:47.100 embarrassing fact that is.

00:29:48.840 No question.

00:29:49.620 And they don't care because

00:29:51.120 Trump is bad and we don't

00:29:53.140 care that you're saving

00:29:53.880 lives.

00:29:54.640 It just saved one life.

00:29:56.340 Yeah.

00:29:56.480 It saved a bunch.

00:29:57.500 Yeah.

00:29:58.500 We still don't want it.

00:29:59.840 No, they don't want it in

00:30:01.120 DC.

00:30:01.580 But in DC, there's really

00:30:02.920 no question he has the

00:30:03.760 legal authority to do it.

00:30:05.000 Yeah.

00:30:05.320 We start getting into more

00:30:07.140 and more questionable lines

00:30:08.200 the more this expands.

00:30:09.620 And the only thing we can do

00:30:11.300 is look at these as on a

00:30:13.460 case by case basis.

00:30:14.400 Look at the justification

00:30:15.500 utilized.

00:30:16.820 I mean, I think there was

00:30:17.260 some justification for it in

00:30:18.700 LA at the time.

00:30:20.320 We will have to see what

00:30:21.560 they do in Chicago and

00:30:22.780 judge it on its merits.

00:30:24.640 There are plenty of

00:30:25.680 residents in Chicago that

00:30:27.100 would say, yeah, come on

00:30:28.020 in.

00:30:29.140 Yeah.

00:30:29.340 I mean, right now we

00:30:30.480 played a clip earlier this

00:30:31.960 morning that, you know,

00:30:33.460 CNN, their man on the

00:30:35.600 street interviews and

00:30:36.760 they've got this, they've

00:30:37.800 got this young African 1.00

00:30:39.480 American female they find 1.00

00:30:40.680 on the street and she's 1.00

00:30:41.840 like, yeah, I do want them

00:30:44.520 to come in.

00:30:45.280 I want to feel safe.

00:30:46.600 And the CNN reporter is

00:30:48.040 like, oh, don't you?

00:30:49.180 Well, we could seriously do

00:30:51.920 your reenactment of this or

00:30:52.980 just play the clip.

00:30:53.920 Those are the two options

00:30:54.800 on the table.

00:30:56.300 I'm fine with you

00:30:57.700 reenacting it.

00:30:58.380 Honestly, I kind of like it

00:30:59.340 so far, but we do have the

00:31:01.260 clip.

00:31:01.860 Let's listen.

00:31:03.640 Let's listen to this is a

00:31:05.020 CNN clip again talking to a

00:31:06.980 Chicago resident.

00:31:08.480 My first reaction was that

00:31:10.340 this is a good thing.

00:31:11.640 I think that the governor as

00:31:13.580 well as the mayor should be

00:31:15.860 on board with it just so we

00:31:17.040 can get a bit more of

00:31:18.340 security in Chicago the way

00:31:19.880 that we need.

00:31:20.580 The crime has dropped since

00:31:22.160 2024.

00:31:22.920 Do you feel like the city

00:31:23.880 feels safer?

00:31:24.940 No, not at all.

00:31:26.260 No, especially with the

00:31:28.380 police being defunded.

00:31:29.840 Yeah.

00:31:30.200 Don't you feel

00:31:30.880 I will say, you know, I've

00:31:33.340 been doing this job a long

00:31:34.200 time.

00:31:34.720 You have instincts.

00:31:36.260 Jeffy recreating that

00:31:37.500 interview would have been a

00:31:38.420 disaster.

00:31:39.420 I gotta say, I nailed it.

00:31:42.160 I nailed it.

00:31:42.700 By the way, you're welcome.

00:31:44.160 Network of 500 radio

00:31:45.880 stations.

00:31:46.380 I didn't have Jeffy

00:31:47.960 recreate that clip.

00:31:49.180 We just listened to it.

00:31:50.660 I do think that is how

00:31:54.320 people feel.

00:31:56.140 Sure, there are people who

00:31:57.100 dislike Trump.

00:31:58.360 Sure, there are people who

00:32:00.040 are going to be against Trump

00:32:01.280 no matter what.

00:32:01.940 But the average person who

00:32:03.080 doesn't look at everything

00:32:04.100 through a political lens says

00:32:05.660 we've got a big problem here.

00:32:07.160 I would like someone to solve

00:32:08.700 it.

00:32:09.580 That's not always available,

00:32:10.680 right?

00:32:11.080 Like because there are process

00:32:12.540 and rules and, you know,

00:32:13.980 restrictions that you have to

00:32:16.060 deal with.

00:32:16.780 But like all things being

00:32:18.680 equal, most people would like

00:32:20.860 a larger police presence in

00:32:23.100 areas where there's lots of

00:32:24.200 crime.

00:32:24.700 Absolutely.

00:32:25.420 Everybody, you know, everyone

00:32:26.680 wants to go to 7-Eleven and get a

00:32:28.220 Slurpee and pump their gas without

00:32:29.560 being hassled, without being

00:32:32.060 robbed.

00:32:33.160 I mean, everyone wants that.

00:32:35.000 Yes.

00:32:35.360 These are basic human requests.

00:32:38.360 You know, I don't think we all

00:32:39.500 expect to be given, you know,

00:32:41.760 lifestyles of the rich and

00:32:42.700 famous.

00:32:43.360 We don't expect that.

00:32:44.780 What we do expect is, it would be

00:32:46.620 nice.

00:32:47.500 What we do expect is a general

00:32:49.700 level of safety.

00:32:51.640 Absolutely.

00:32:52.220 Where our kids can go to school

00:32:53.780 and come home.

00:32:55.420 We can go to work and make it

00:32:57.260 back.

00:32:58.020 We don't get robbed on the way.

00:33:00.060 You know, and you do, and you

00:33:02.300 know this too, Jeffy, from

00:33:03.580 living and, you know, working in

00:33:05.520 New York and in cities throughout

00:33:07.020 America.

00:33:08.380 Yes.

00:33:08.920 You start to tolerate.

00:33:10.720 You sure do.

00:33:11.760 A weird set of everyday events.

00:33:15.620 That just happens.

00:33:16.460 Don't worry about it.

00:33:17.080 Yeah.

00:33:17.520 That just happens.

00:33:18.260 Yeah.

00:33:19.000 It's like, you just walk in, you

00:33:19.960 just got, you know, you got rats

00:33:21.040 crawling all over your, you know,

00:33:22.680 your feet as you're in the

00:33:23.900 subway.

00:33:24.900 You've got people attacking each

00:33:26.660 other.

00:33:26.820 You've got a, you know, a human

00:33:27.640 being just peeing on a pole.

00:33:29.660 Right in front of you.

00:33:31.540 You know, you, you have, you

00:33:32.960 have someone screaming insults,

00:33:34.740 threats.

00:33:36.080 I know.

00:33:37.000 You act like you don't hear

00:33:37.780 them.

00:33:38.100 You move along.

00:33:39.700 There are smells you've never

00:33:41.300 experienced that you just deal

00:33:43.680 with on a day-to-day basis.

00:33:45.480 That is true.

00:33:46.640 These, this is life in the city.

00:33:50.200 And when you're in the city,

00:33:51.440 because I've seen these

00:33:52.180 interviews with people talking

00:33:54.240 about this, they will say,

00:33:56.440 look, our city, you know, people

00:33:58.040 are making it seem like our

00:33:58.960 cities, this dump.

00:33:59.820 And it's like, you know, it's

00:34:00.880 this crazy area where there's

00:34:02.820 crime all the time.

00:34:03.640 I mean, you know, sure, you'll

00:34:04.580 get mugged every once in a while.

00:34:05.800 And sure, you know, we've all

00:34:07.240 had our windows broken, but come

00:34:08.820 on, this is not that bad.

00:34:10.800 If you are accepting it, yes,

00:34:12.980 it is that bad.

00:34:13.840 Yeah.

00:34:14.880 That is unacceptable, which

00:34:18.100 is what I think Trump's

00:34:20.020 message is here.

00:34:20.880 Yeah.

00:34:20.900 And he's trying to, he's

00:34:22.060 trying to solve the, also the

00:34:24.220 issue of, uh, uh, the way it

00:34:27.420 is, the, you know, I, the

00:34:29.600 baseline level, I won't

00:34:30.780 reenact for you, but I did

00:34:32.820 see, uh, I saw footage of, uh,

00:34:36.140 the police arresting a carjacker

00:34:38.200 and he was like, why are you

00:34:39.160 even, why are you arresting me?

00:34:40.700 I'm just going to go down there

00:34:41.800 and they're going to let me

00:34:42.420 out.

00:34:43.140 He already knows how the system

00:34:44.740 works.

00:34:45.080 Yeah.

00:34:45.840 And so, no dude, you were,

00:34:48.260 you were trying to steal

00:34:49.400 someone's car as the whole base

00:34:51.080 point of this.

00:34:51.900 Yes.

00:34:52.920 Right.

00:34:53.400 And you should go to prison

00:34:54.540 and you shouldn't get out for

00:34:56.140 the maximum time allowed by

00:34:59.140 law, right?

00:35:00.160 That we, we see this over and

00:35:02.000 over again.

00:35:03.080 If, if you go and you put

00:35:05.700 police in an area of high

00:35:06.960 crime, that crime level comes

00:35:08.660 down.

00:35:08.980 We know that.

00:35:09.860 But if these people get

00:35:11.500 arrested, go to, uh, uh, to

00:35:14.600 jail for overnight and then

00:35:16.060 are released the next day, or

00:35:17.160 maybe don't even get into jail

00:35:18.220 at all, it almost doesn't

00:35:19.920 matter.

00:35:20.300 And actually these police are

00:35:21.840 put in a situation where

00:35:23.520 they're in danger because now

00:35:25.800 you're releasing all these

00:35:26.760 people.

00:35:27.620 They're responsible for

00:35:28.860 arresting them over time.

00:35:30.480 They learn this of course, as

00:35:31.840 well, they're much more aware

00:35:32.960 of it than the average person.

00:35:34.680 And they're like, well, maybe

00:35:35.740 we shouldn't bother.

00:35:37.120 Why am I going to go into that

00:35:38.180 really dangerous district where

00:35:40.660 people get shot all the time,

00:35:42.420 risk my life, risk my family's

00:35:44.860 future to arrest someone who's

00:35:47.660 going to be back walking

00:35:49.820 behind me the next day?

00:35:51.880 And, and absolutely.

00:35:53.260 That's what Trump is trying to

00:35:54.520 do.

00:35:54.880 They're trying to do.

00:35:55.560 And that, that actually is a

00:35:57.420 good, it's a good thing.

00:35:59.540 It is.

00:35:59.960 It's a great thing.

00:36:00.760 I, you know, again, you got to

00:36:01.720 do it.

00:36:02.020 Of course you have to do it

00:36:03.720 within the constitution.

00:36:04.360 You have to do it within the

00:36:05.360 law.

00:36:05.580 There's no doubt.

00:36:06.160 And there's no doubt about

00:36:06.900 that.

00:36:07.660 We don't know.

00:36:09.040 We don't know what every step

00:36:10.260 of this is yet.

00:36:11.300 A lot of this might just be, you

00:36:13.300 know, he's going to wind up,

00:36:14.200 he's good at this.

00:36:14.980 He winds up making big

00:36:16.300 statements and sort of

00:36:17.240 threatening X, Y, and Z.

00:36:19.420 And then X, Y, and Z have a

00:36:20.460 way of reversing themselves.

00:36:21.980 We've seen this with tariff

00:36:23.200 threats.

00:36:23.660 We've seen this with the

00:36:24.320 border.

00:36:25.480 Like, I, I don't mean he

00:36:26.580 probably isn't going to send

00:36:28.000 the national guard to every

00:36:29.020 city in America.

00:36:29.980 He wants it though, to sound

00:36:31.600 that way.

00:36:32.300 That is what, that's one of

00:36:34.120 the fascinating differences of

00:36:35.320 Trump versus every other

00:36:36.600 politician and every other

00:36:37.780 president.

00:36:38.400 Like most people, if you

00:36:40.140 accuse them of saying, well,

00:36:41.880 you're going to come into

00:36:42.480 every city.

00:36:43.840 Oh no, not every city.

00:36:45.200 No, no, no.

00:36:45.880 We're doing it this way.

00:36:46.720 We're doing it by the law.

00:36:47.560 And here's why we're doing

00:36:48.100 it.

00:36:48.620 They will downplay it.

00:36:49.580 They will say, no, what I'm,

00:36:50.980 what I'm proposing is much

00:36:52.920 more responsible.

00:36:54.600 We would never do that.

00:36:55.720 What does Donald Trump say?

00:36:56.680 I'm the president.

00:36:57.500 I can do anything I want.

00:36:59.220 Now, I think that is

00:37:02.400 legitimately, I mean, it's

00:37:03.600 not an exact quote, but he

00:37:05.160 basically said that in the

00:37:06.340 cabinet meeting yesterday.

00:37:07.260 It certainly could be, yeah.

00:37:08.080 Yeah.

00:37:08.240 He basically said it in the

00:37:09.040 cabinet meeting.

00:37:09.620 I'm president.

00:37:10.300 I can do whatever I want.

00:37:11.040 Now, we all know by watching

00:37:13.800 him as being president for

00:37:15.680 four and a half years now that

00:37:18.040 he doesn't do anything he

00:37:19.640 wants.

00:37:20.460 He listens to the Supreme

00:37:21.920 Court.

00:37:22.880 He likes to say he's not going

00:37:25.560 to listen to the Supreme Court,

00:37:26.420 but he listens to the Supreme

00:37:27.480 Court.

00:37:28.120 Now, we should get into the

00:37:29.740 flag amendment maybe a little

00:37:30.740 bit later in the details on it.

00:37:31.840 But like, when you look at

00:37:32.960 that, you say, well, the

00:37:33.760 Supreme Court ruled, you know,

00:37:35.200 flag, burning the flag is a

00:37:36.880 first amendment issue.

00:37:39.100 And everyone's like, well,

00:37:40.340 Trump is ignoring the Supreme

00:37:42.100 Court.

00:37:42.700 Read the freaking executive

00:37:44.080 order.

00:37:44.440 It doesn't do anything.

00:37:45.860 In fact, it specifically says

00:37:47.640 it's got nothing to do with

00:37:48.520 speech.

00:37:48.940 That's just not the way it's

00:37:50.180 presented from him.

00:37:51.340 From him.

00:37:52.080 And that's what's funny is,

00:37:54.040 you know, George W.

00:37:55.440 Bush, he would say things and

00:37:57.280 the media would take them and

00:37:58.660 make them look 10 times worse.

00:38:00.500 Donald Trump just cuts the

00:38:01.460 corner.

00:38:02.260 He'll just make it seem way

00:38:04.880 more aggressive and over the

00:38:06.100 line from his mouth.

00:38:08.020 And then what he does is sort

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00:38:11.340 A lot of times it's very much

00:38:12.820 in line.

00:38:13.160 He doesn't even know what

00:38:14.140 he's talking about.

00:38:15.440 It's so, it's fascinating.

00:38:17.580 We should get into that a

00:38:18.880 little bit more.

00:38:19.220 Also, there is a, because even

00:38:21.140 Joe Scarborough is confused as

00:38:23.760 to what is going on with these

00:38:25.020 mayors.

00:38:25.580 And Joe Scarborough, by the

00:38:26.660 way, we talk about releases and

00:38:27.900 he's got about 10 different

00:38:29.280 personalities he's released

00:38:30.320 over the years as well.

00:38:31.080 No kidding.

00:38:31.540 But he is completely baffled by

00:38:33.700 the Chicago mayor's responses

00:38:35.980 to these basic questions.

00:38:37.440 We'll get into that here.

00:38:38.520 Coming up in just a sec.

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00:42:04.000 I'm curious, would you also like to

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00:42:10.240 5,000 more cops on the street in

00:42:13.240 Chicago?

00:42:13.900 Would that help drive down crime?

00:42:15.540 Of course it would.

00:42:15.800 Of course.

00:42:16.680 Well, look, policing by itself is

00:42:18.460 not the full strategy.

00:42:19.400 No, I understand that.

00:42:20.440 You've talked about the other

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00:42:26.020 Probably not.

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00:42:39.620 The answer is yes.

00:42:40.780 Well, look, here's the best way I

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00:42:46.180 had 3,000 more police officers and we

00:42:48.800 had 900 people being murdered every

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00:42:52.120 It's just not policing alone.

00:42:53.900 Of course we want more detectives.

00:42:55.800 Of course.

00:42:56.160 I know it's not policing alone, but I

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00:43:00.020 You've told me everything else you want.

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00:43:09.740 Do you believe that the streets of Chicago

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00:43:19.300 I believe the city of Chicago and cities

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00:43:28.100 Stop, stop.

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00:43:45.520 This is Glenn Beck.

00:43:48.040 You know what's strange?

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00:47:25.980 It's Stu and Jeffy in for Glenn Beck.

00:47:29.400 We have had, we're in a weird time, I think, in our

00:47:34.180 country where we have these stories that sort of

00:47:36.260 pop up, and they define an era, and that era often

00:47:40.840 is two weeks, right?

00:47:43.380 Like, it's, we have a lot of eras these days.

00:47:45.980 Yeah.

00:47:46.420 It is really hard to even remember each one of

00:47:50.900 these eras, because they come, a big story pops up, we

00:47:53.820 talk about it constantly for a couple of weeks, it goes

00:47:56.120 away, and then it becomes just a reference.

00:47:58.960 Yeah.

00:47:59.360 A year or so later, you go, oh, yeah.

00:48:01.160 Yeah, remember that?

00:48:01.860 But we've, of course, had many of these controversies in

00:48:04.760 the past few years, and we've talked about the way the

00:48:09.000 country has changed over the past few years.

00:48:12.960 If you go back to COVID, right?

00:48:14.840 Yeah.

00:48:15.120 We all have that feeling.

00:48:16.980 Good times.

00:48:17.400 Good times.

00:48:17.420 Hey, remember those days.

00:48:18.700 Good times.

00:48:19.120 Nobody wants to go back and think about them.

00:48:20.400 You don't get those days back.

00:48:21.260 You know.

00:48:22.020 Hopefully you don't.

00:48:22.520 Hopefully you don't.

00:48:23.700 You never know what's around the corner.

00:48:25.220 I heard, what is it, Screwworm is the latest one?

00:48:27.380 They found the first human infected with it in Maryland, by the way.

00:48:32.440 In Maryland, yeah.

00:48:32.740 But apparently he traveled here from, I think, Guatemala or one of the Central American

00:48:37.060 countries.

00:48:37.420 I hope he wasn't a Maryland father and husband.

00:48:39.700 I know.

00:48:40.520 I know.

00:48:41.280 I hope that isn't the case.

00:48:42.780 Yeah, human screw worm around the corner. 0.97

00:48:44.440 Yeah, that's correct.

00:48:45.320 Look, we're building factories to create sterile flies that are supposed to go out and kill

00:48:54.400 the screw worms.

00:48:55.560 Really?

00:48:55.960 Yeah, we're building them.

00:48:57.180 One in Texas, one in Mexico.

00:48:58.820 Huh.

00:48:59.360 And are you telling me you're not aware of this deadly screw worm?

00:49:03.580 You seem to be up to date.

00:49:04.260 You don't want none of that.

00:49:05.000 Let me ask you this.

00:49:06.340 You ever had screw worm?

00:49:07.060 I have not.

00:49:08.080 Really?

00:49:08.540 Yeah, no.

00:49:09.320 I mean, it seems like the type of thing.

00:49:10.520 I've had a couple of things called that, but no.

00:49:12.160 No.

00:49:12.940 It's just so stupid.

00:49:14.080 Yeah.

00:49:14.840 No, technically I have not had screw worm.

00:49:16.840 You never have.

00:49:17.540 That's good to hear.

00:49:18.800 Especially because I'm in the room with you right now.

00:49:20.380 I will say, if you're out and about and you have some sort of wound on you, though,

00:49:24.040 make sure you cover that bad boy up.

00:49:26.680 Really?

00:49:27.020 That's how you get screw worm? 1.00

00:49:28.500 This is a little off topic.

00:49:31.000 But I am.

00:49:32.300 I mean, you brought up screw worm.

00:49:33.960 I did.

00:49:34.820 Believe me, infections, I'm aware of.

00:49:37.000 Yes, that I know.

00:49:38.740 Go back to COVID.

00:49:40.120 Okay?

00:49:41.120 We really, I think when you say, put yourself in that place again, what it felt like, right?

00:49:47.700 Now, we all know that everybody overdid it.

00:49:50.440 We all know that Gavin Newsom kept California locked down to 2023 or something.

00:49:56.620 Sure.

00:49:56.980 We all know that.

00:49:57.680 But I mean, think of those first couple of weeks.

00:50:00.020 We didn't really know what was happening yet.

00:50:01.740 We didn't really have all the information.

00:50:03.660 We had indications that like healthy people weren't really affected by it.

00:50:07.380 We all knew because I think everybody in the audience at least knew people who care about

00:50:12.520 constitutional values.

00:50:14.380 We all knew you can't be closing churches because of this.

00:50:17.500 We all had those indications.

00:50:18.880 But many of us had our, the businesses that we either own or work at were closed.

00:50:24.640 Our kids' schools were closed.

00:50:26.600 Because even in bright red states for a few weeks or maybe a couple months, these things

00:50:31.780 were going on.

00:50:33.440 And you could almost feel what it was like to be back in that moment.

00:50:36.780 It was so strange.

00:50:38.860 And it felt like something that could not happen in the United States until it was here.

00:50:43.960 It sure did.

00:50:44.620 I was at a Dallas Mavericks game.

00:50:46.720 A day or two of, it might have been the same night or it was the night before the NBA.

00:50:54.500 Remember they stopped the NBA game in the middle of it?

00:50:56.260 I think it was the night before.

00:50:57.320 I can't remember now.

00:50:57.980 But I was, you know, in the stadium.

00:50:59.280 It was weird.

00:50:59.820 They were handing out like the hand sanitizer.

00:51:02.360 This is pre-masks.

00:51:03.860 People weren't talking about masks yet.

00:51:06.100 And it was a strange place to be.

00:51:08.280 It felt strange.

00:51:09.400 And then all of a sudden, everything was closed.

00:51:11.120 Right?

00:51:11.340 We all have, we all understand how weird that era was now.

00:51:16.680 Right?

00:51:17.020 Like we can all say that was so strange and so out of the American experience.

00:51:21.960 I don't think we've really begun to reckon with how weird 21 and 22 were though.

00:51:29.620 After.

00:51:30.200 After COVID.

00:51:31.380 After we've gone back to work.

00:51:32.740 Yeah, that post-ride.

00:51:33.740 Because the fact, the echoes of George Floyd and all of that DEI stuff.

00:51:39.600 Oh my gosh.

00:51:40.300 And the fact that our country for a year or two decided to just become Ibram Kendi in

00:51:45.300 nation form, where all of a sudden we were tossing every guy out of work because they

00:51:52.840 made a bad joke to some co-worker 12 years ago.

00:51:56.080 The Me Too era, if you will.

00:51:59.120 We were, every time someone would say something that referenced anything controversial, they'd

00:52:07.840 be tossed out of their gig.

00:52:09.060 They'd be, you know, banned.

00:52:11.460 We were talking, we were looking back at tweets of players getting drafted to the NFL and

00:52:16.380 I'm freaking out.

00:52:17.620 Look what he said.

00:52:18.940 And then you had all the company stuff where companies were just coming out and saying the

00:52:25.480 strangest things.

00:52:26.280 The one that went viral a couple weeks ago was a tweet by the NHL, the National Hockey League,

00:52:33.360 that just said, trans rights are human rights.

00:52:42.360 Trans women are women. 0.90

00:52:44.580 Those bastards. 0.98

00:52:45.720 And you're like, why on all sports?

00:52:50.020 Hockey, which is just famous for people beating the crap out of each other.

00:52:53.780 Who's ever running their social media account.

00:52:55.820 Yep.

00:52:56.360 Said that was the right place to be.

00:52:57.740 Yeah.

00:52:57.960 Right.

00:52:58.280 Everybody, you know, all these companies are basically Gavin Newsom.

00:53:00.760 I was explaining in hour one.

00:53:02.300 They all just form.

00:53:03.920 Oh, for sure.

00:53:04.360 They go wherever they need to go to make more money.

00:53:07.140 This is what they do.

00:53:08.280 Like, yes, they'll kiss Trump's butt today.

00:53:11.060 But they were kissing Biden's butt before. 0.62

00:53:13.580 And this all changes.

00:53:14.960 I don't think we've really reckoned with how strange that era was.

00:53:18.280 And now that we're at the point where we're saying, hey, you know, maybe Bud Light shouldn't

00:53:23.400 have Dylan Mulvaney as the logo of the company, you know, as a spokesperson for the company.

00:53:31.320 We have we had so many of those moments where we've kind of reawoken from wokeness and said,

00:53:37.800 hey, this is crazy.

00:53:39.080 That's happened now.

00:53:40.320 And it feels like we're making progress and turning that around.

00:53:43.520 I don't think we've realized how weird and crazy that period was, though.

00:53:47.840 I mean, we reversed almost every belief we had in this country for a couple of years.

00:53:53.520 That's for sure.

00:53:54.220 We reversed so many things that we believed never could happen in the United States of America.

00:53:59.320 Again, it was happening.

00:54:00.620 Right.

00:54:00.920 Like we certainly had periods of massive racism in this country.

00:54:05.360 We all know that.

00:54:05.940 Right.

00:54:06.200 We've had slavery.

00:54:07.160 We've had all sorts of terrible things in this country in our history.

00:54:09.300 And the point was moving on.

00:54:12.080 We're going to get past that.

00:54:13.260 And the way we get past that makes us great is to treat people equally.

00:54:16.320 Yes.

00:54:16.600 Right.

00:54:17.260 You go to a situation difficult where you just don't care about skin color.

00:54:23.660 The idea of a colorblind society.

00:54:26.140 I mean, I thought we were there.

00:54:27.640 I mean, we talked about it a thousand times, but I mean, I thought we were there when Obama

00:54:31.100 was elected.

00:54:31.860 That's what we were told.

00:54:32.820 I felt like that was actually where it started to turn around.

00:54:35.800 It's actually the reverse.

00:54:36.940 The reverse happened.

00:54:38.020 Absolutely it did.

00:54:38.920 But we went down this road of making race and gender and sexual preference into what

00:54:46.140 is most important about a person.

00:54:47.680 Yes.

00:54:48.100 Which is actually what, hear this clearly, what is least important about a person.

00:54:53.100 It is the exact opposite.

00:54:55.680 Are you sure?

00:54:57.000 None of it, I mean, look, color of skin makes no difference. 0.90

00:55:01.980 Right?

00:55:02.140 Now, there are differences between the genders, which are important.

00:55:06.240 The left tried to change those things, but that does not mean that gender should be treated

00:55:10.660 differently as far as rights go.

00:55:13.700 Right?

00:55:13.760 Like you should be able, everyone should have the same rights.

00:55:16.560 That used to be something we understood.

00:55:18.380 And then, of course, you come down to-

00:55:19.800 It doesn't mean you're the same.

00:55:22.100 Exactly.

00:55:22.880 It doesn't matter.

00:55:23.860 It doesn't mean that you're the same.

00:55:25.260 It means that you should be treated equally.

00:55:27.360 Right?

00:55:27.700 Everyone should have the same opportunity, not the same outcome, but the same opportunity.

00:55:32.000 When you come to sexual preference, of course, you know, if you're at a bar or something,

00:55:37.400 then, you know, probably there is some relevance to that as far as it is somewhat important

00:55:41.280 to you in that moment.

00:55:43.500 It depends on the time of night, but go ahead, Stu.

00:55:49.800 It depends how many Bud Lights you're in that particular evening.

00:55:52.540 But, yeah, you know, that one might be a little bit more, it's at least a little bit more core

00:55:56.840 to a part of your life, right?

00:55:59.440 But it's still pretty much unimportant.

00:56:02.500 And we've now seen so many companies just get swatted down with their ridiculous nonsense

00:56:08.900 trying to kiss butt and move into that, the afterglow of the DEI, Ibram Kendi, George Floyd era,

00:56:18.640 which is, I think, largely gone now.

00:56:20.820 Well, you would think that.

00:56:23.140 You would think that.

00:56:23.900 And I hope that that's the case, but I think that, you know, what we call it is gone.

00:56:32.100 I don't know that the actual happenings of the whole process is gone.

00:56:37.720 It's a good point.

00:56:38.440 I made this observation yesterday with Glenn in that progress, I think, is undeniable here.

00:56:45.380 We've made real progress.

00:56:46.820 Progress is not the solution.

00:56:48.820 Like, we have not solved the problem.

00:56:51.640 This is not the end of the road.

00:56:53.200 We've just started backing out of the wrong, you know, I always think of that famous picture

00:56:59.480 where the road comes in, it splits.

00:57:01.680 You try not to go down the wrong road.

00:57:03.080 If you go down the wrong road, you don't just keep going because you started that way.

00:57:06.420 You turn around, you come back to that split again and go the opposite direction.

00:57:09.380 That's what you need to do.

00:57:10.220 When you realize it was the wrong way, you turn around.

00:57:12.460 Go to the opposite path.

00:57:13.220 This is a lesson learned by Cracker Barrel yesterday as they came out and have reversed

00:57:18.420 themselves now in their logo situation.

00:57:22.860 Incredible, man.

00:57:24.860 When she took the CEO, when she took office, she said how what a great company Cracker Barrel

00:57:33.360 was and she was so happy to work there. 0.90

00:57:35.700 And then within the first six months, yeah, we're going to change it all, though.

00:57:38.660 We're going to redo it.

00:57:39.540 Has she only been there six months?

00:57:40.580 No, she's been there for two or three years, I think.

00:57:44.580 Yeah, I thought it was a couple of years.

00:57:45.520 Within the first six months of her taking the CEO ship, she said, well, we're going to

00:57:50.400 do a whole restructuring plan.

00:57:52.000 She had a whole restructuring plan. 1.00

00:57:53.460 And this is the result of it.

00:57:54.620 And this is part of that, yeah.

00:57:56.140 We're moving that ship along for her, yes. 0.97

00:57:58.400 And it lasted considerably less time than New Coke.

00:58:02.040 A lot of people are like, hey, they weren't going back to Cracker Barrel Classic.

00:58:06.560 But it lasted a lot.

00:58:07.880 I mean, New Coke was at least out for a few months.

00:58:09.560 And then they continued it as a parallel product to Coca-Cola Classic.

00:58:13.060 So they make that front, right?

00:58:14.240 They make that front, hey, we're going to change it.

00:58:16.380 This is our new logo.

00:58:17.620 And we're changing up there.

00:58:18.800 We're not changing everything, but we're changing the big stuff that really matters.

00:58:23.160 And this is our new Cracker Barrel.

00:58:26.220 Well, the world went crazy, right?

00:58:27.980 We're not going to...

00:58:28.560 No, what are we doing?

00:58:29.740 We're taking away the old guy on a rocket chair, which we come to find out his name is

00:58:33.660 Herschel.

00:58:34.120 I did not know that.

00:58:34.900 Is it Herschel?

00:58:35.840 I did not know that.

00:58:36.560 I think it's either Uncle or Grandpa Herschel, but it's Herschel.

00:58:40.720 And so then, I mean, then the world went crazy.

00:58:44.200 So then they go on, they paid for their, and I don't know that they actually paid for it,

00:58:48.580 but they did the infomercial on Good Morning America where the CEO came out and had great

00:58:55.420 questions from Michael Strahan like, oh, that's interesting.

00:58:58.680 I will say, just to pause quickly, it certainly felt like a paid segment.

00:59:03.940 It sure did.

00:59:04.580 I don't know if it was.

00:59:05.160 It sure did.

00:59:06.020 That whole thing felt like the infomercial.

00:59:09.020 But, and that didn't even work, right?

00:59:11.360 The firestorm was still there.

00:59:12.580 That didn't even cover their bases.

00:59:14.500 And she tried to say that the managers all wanted, were raising their hand for remodels.

00:59:20.500 Well, I do believe that.

00:59:21.780 I don't believe that they're, I don't, I think that managers are asking for, you know,

00:59:27.100 new tables and new chairs.

00:59:29.540 Right, right.

00:59:29.800 And maybe we get some new stuff in the kitchen.

00:59:32.440 And maybe we work on finding some employees that can stick around and cook for more than 0.99

00:59:37.580 two weeks before they quit.

00:59:39.300 Something, I do believe that.

00:59:40.800 You know, maybe we get some new shelving in our, in our lobby, in our, in the front of

00:59:44.620 the store.

00:59:45.280 But not like this massive Jaguar-esque.

00:59:47.820 Correct.

00:59:48.500 Right?

00:59:48.900 Correct.

00:59:49.180 That's not what they were looking for.

00:59:50.160 No.

00:59:50.400 No, they were not.

00:59:51.320 They didn't, they didn't do that.

00:59:55.220 I, there's talk about some of the redesigns, right, where they would get rid of all the

00:59:59.800 clutter.

01:00:00.240 That would be a major change to Cracker Barrel, right?

01:00:02.580 Like that would really be.

01:00:03.480 I thought, well, maybe it was AI, but I thought I saw some pictures of them.

01:00:07.680 There was some of that, I think, that was real.

01:00:09.920 And that was, I think, to me, hit me more than the logo change.

01:00:14.740 Where the logo change, you know, I.

01:00:16.480 Was the clutter?

01:00:17.200 It's somewhat similar to the original logo.

01:00:20.000 Well, they, they get rid of a couple of the things on the outside, but it's sort of the

01:00:22.460 same shape of the, of the little logo thing.

01:00:25.320 And they just made it text.

01:00:27.320 Which is boring and minimalist.

01:00:29.340 And many companies around America do that now.

01:00:32.180 But what, what, like, what's your, yes.

01:00:34.580 You're right.

01:00:35.340 And I think there is a real pushback right now on that.

01:00:38.580 Especially from the right.

01:00:39.720 Or just like.

01:00:40.100 And I do believe that Cracker Barrel is probably hurting.

01:00:42.880 I say hurting.

01:00:44.080 You know, they're not doing the business that they were doing.

01:00:46.480 Well, you know, I looked into that.

01:00:48.520 Okay.

01:00:48.960 Let me take a quick break.

01:00:49.820 I don't want to come back on the other side.

01:00:50.940 Because I am fascinated by even why they even started this process.

01:00:54.840 Because it's a beloved brand at some level.

01:00:57.320 People like it.

01:00:57.940 Just continue with me.

01:00:59.060 Just continue what you're doing.

01:00:59.840 Because the last time I was there, I will say this.

01:01:02.860 And I, you know, I'm a fan.

01:01:04.920 I'm a big surprise.

01:01:06.220 I'm shocked.

01:01:06.600 Big surprise.

01:01:07.300 I may have been to a Cracker Barrel a couple of times.

01:01:10.840 It wasn't as good as it used to be.

01:01:13.100 Oh, really?

01:01:13.400 The food.

01:01:13.920 Yeah, I was very disappointed in there.

01:01:15.760 The chicken and dumplings was one of my favorite dishes.

01:01:18.700 Not enough lard?

01:01:19.580 What was the?

01:01:19.940 That was good.

01:01:20.580 What was the?

01:01:20.940 I don't know what the problem was.

01:01:22.400 That's what the problem is right there.

01:01:24.200 Well, we'll figure that out here in just a second.

01:01:25.500 Let me take a quick 60-second break.

01:01:27.000 We'll get back to it.

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01:02:43.440 10 seconds.

01:02:43.860 Station ID.

01:02:44.220 We're talking about Cracker Barrel.

01:02:57.280 It's Stu and Jeffy in for Glenn today who's out sick.

01:02:59.420 Had too much Cracker Barrel.

01:03:00.520 So they weren't really losing money.

01:03:02.040 I mean, the times were tough for them?

01:03:03.620 Let me give you the sales.

01:03:04.380 This is annual revenue.

01:03:05.540 2015, $2.8 billion.

01:03:09.260 Okay.

01:03:10.620 2016, $2.9 billion.

01:03:12.900 2017, $2.9 billion.

01:03:14.960 2018, $3 billion.

01:03:16.960 2019, $3.1 billion.

01:03:19.780 Steady.

01:03:20.860 Slight increases.

01:03:22.380 Nothing to blow you away, but a slight increase.

01:03:25.340 Then COVID happens.

01:03:27.160 And I would actually say the fact they only went from $3.1 down to $2.5 billion is pretty good performance during COVID.

01:03:33.140 From a restaurant where probably every location was closed for $2.

01:03:37.360 Honestly, I don't know if they were open or not.

01:03:39.080 I mean, right?

01:03:39.800 Because a lot of those, I don't know.

01:03:43.620 They probably had, I mean, I know.

01:03:46.320 Remember there was a big issue that Waffle House was closed.

01:03:50.000 And then they eventually were like, screw it, we're opening.

01:03:51.520 Yeah, we're opening.

01:03:51.880 Right?

01:03:52.140 Like there was a lot of that.

01:03:53.480 Maybe limited.

01:03:54.180 Maybe you could just take out or something.

01:03:56.260 Yeah.

01:03:56.540 And it depends on where you were too.

01:03:58.280 You know, here in Texas.

01:03:59.700 Anyway, that's still great.

01:04:00.760 Places opened relatively quickly.

01:04:02.340 You could make the case that they hung in their super.

01:04:04.380 But pretty good performance, yeah.

01:04:05.580 $2.5 billion in 2020.

01:04:07.040 $2.8 billion in 2021.

01:04:08.840 $3.3 billion in 2022.

01:04:11.000 People coming back.

01:04:11.660 $3.4 billion in 2023.

01:04:13.920 People starting to travel again.

01:04:15.200 And then last year, $3.5 billion.

01:04:17.640 Now, what that picture shows you is moderate but relatively consistent growth.

01:04:24.420 Absolutely.

01:04:25.120 And it's been pretty strong, I would argue, since COVID.

01:04:27.960 Like it bounced back pretty nicely.

01:04:29.080 Yeah, they were coming back.

01:04:29.460 People were traveling back on the road and eating to stop at Cracker Barrel.

01:04:32.340 I like it.

01:04:32.720 Since COVID.

01:04:33.280 It does, to me, feel like this is totally unnecessary.

01:04:38.500 They should have concerned themselves with making sure that the kitchens were up to date

01:04:42.480 and they had new tables and chairs and that they were able to have employees stick around

01:04:47.500 that would cook the food properly.

01:04:49.240 Yes.

01:04:50.000 Like the basic business stuff, right?

01:04:52.800 It didn't seem like it needed a complete rebrand.

01:04:55.100 Now, look, companies rebrand, right?

01:04:57.020 I don't, if it's not for woke reasons, I don't think we necessarily care that much, right?

01:05:02.460 I don't think, sometimes you lose a brand that you love and it's annoying and you don't like

01:05:07.360 what they've done.

01:05:08.040 But like, usually it's because there's a motivation behind it.

01:05:12.740 They've added some woke agenda to it.

01:05:17.700 And everyone is saying that's what this was.

01:05:21.820 There are signs of it.

01:05:23.200 I mean, there does seem to be a DEI element inside this company.

01:05:27.600 The CEO has been accused of some of this and such.

01:05:30.840 But like, I don't know, at some level, I will say there's a line.

01:05:35.880 Oh my God.

01:05:36.540 I got to say, Jeffy, there's a line.

01:05:38.800 If you tell me you don't care about losing to Herschel, we are going to fight right now.

01:05:44.120 I'm not saying you shouldn't care about it.

01:05:45.700 You elitist is what it is.

01:05:47.080 I'm not saying that.

01:05:47.100 That's what it is.

01:05:47.640 What I am saying is there are a lot of big issues.

01:05:50.700 You don't want to hate with Americans.

01:05:51.800 You don't want to hate with everyday Americans.

01:05:54.020 There's a dividing line where there's some things I care about, some things I just don't

01:05:59.200 care about.

01:06:00.140 And not everything can be above the line.

01:06:02.440 That's what I'm saying.

01:06:03.320 You hate everyday Americans.

01:06:04.240 I like Cracker Braille.

01:06:06.220 Well, it's good.

01:06:06.940 No, no, no.

01:06:07.980 I'm going to go.

01:06:08.600 I want to go now because I'm not want your pity.

01:06:11.340 All right.

01:06:11.820 We'll have more here in just a second.

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01:07:46.540 Yeah.

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01:08:11.020 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:08:12.440 Glenn is out today.

01:08:13.020 He is fallen ill.

01:08:15.880 Too much chicken fried steak is the cause from Cracker Barrel.

01:08:20.060 He got, see, we were talking about the rebrand and he didn't want you to know that he was

01:08:23.600 frequenting a Cracker Barrel in the middle of this period, crossing, basically crossing

01:08:28.380 picket lines to get chicken fried steak.

01:08:31.820 Yeah.

01:08:32.200 You got to do what you got to do.

01:08:33.020 You got to do what you got to do.

01:08:33.860 And he crossed that line.

01:08:34.800 So he's not feeling well today.

01:08:35.720 Hopefully he's back tomorrow on the program.

01:08:38.700 We mentioned Cracker Barrel has caved to the rebranding outrage.

01:08:43.680 This is a tough decision too, because as you mentioned, she comes into office six months

01:08:48.820 after that.

01:08:49.260 She's saying we need a total rebrand.

01:08:50.720 It takes her a couple of years to get it done.

01:08:52.220 They do all these, you know, they hire marketing firms.

01:08:55.460 They have research.

01:08:56.840 It's been a lot of money.

01:08:57.320 And then a week after releasing this thing they said was going swimmingly, they've completely

01:09:05.700 reversed themselves.

01:09:07.020 They have.

01:09:07.600 I know.

01:09:08.140 It's incredible.

01:09:09.100 And now we're getting stories about how the board didn't all agree on these changes, but

01:09:14.860 some of them let it happen.

01:09:17.220 Okay.

01:09:18.080 All right.

01:09:18.700 Let me ask you this, Jeffy.

01:09:19.400 You, you are not a man who folds to pressure over societal norms.

01:09:28.360 Well, thank you.

01:09:29.160 It's a nice thing to say, right?

01:09:30.820 I think when people are going to take it that way, when people are critical of you, you tend

01:09:35.000 to just continue in the direction you were going in.

01:09:39.680 You don't.

01:09:39.840 Well, that's the direction I was going in.

01:09:41.520 Right.

01:09:42.000 And it's hard to slow down when you get going, right?

01:09:44.520 It is.

01:09:45.620 So do you think this is the right thing for them to do?

01:09:48.140 Should they?

01:09:48.780 Yeah, I don't know.

01:09:50.260 I mean, I'm glad that they did, but I don't know.

01:09:54.660 I don't know.

01:09:56.000 Because when I first heard the...

01:09:59.300 Because their first knee bend, I think, was where they should have stayed.

01:10:04.080 Their first knee bend was, look, Herschel's not going anywhere.

01:10:07.540 He's on all the signs.

01:10:08.760 He's on the menus.

01:10:10.980 He's still part of our corporation.

01:10:13.960 And it's just the sign on the store that's changed.

01:10:20.180 And we're revamping.

01:10:22.720 We're revamping.

01:10:23.640 Right.

01:10:24.360 They tried to ease that pain of getting rid of the old logo.

01:10:27.720 But I kind of feel like they should have stayed there.

01:10:29.660 Now they've completely gone.

01:10:30.920 I mean, they're completely bent.

01:10:32.420 And I mean, where do you go from here?

01:10:34.720 It feels like they had to.

01:10:37.000 But I will say, oftentimes, these rages that go on for a few weeks wind up fading.

01:10:43.720 And, you know, I mean, I can't tell you how many people told me they were never going to buy Bud Light again.

01:10:48.840 Bud Light was able to kind of just go through that.

01:10:51.340 And now their sales are back up from the low points.

01:10:54.300 Still seeing their commercials during football season.

01:10:56.040 It's all good.

01:10:56.820 I mean, I will say, they basically spent every dollar they had in marketing trying to address that issue.

01:11:03.620 Right?

01:11:03.820 Like, who is a figure that some people on the right like?

01:11:08.480 Put them on.

01:11:09.740 Whoever.

01:11:10.140 Hire all of those people.

01:11:11.960 And they did.

01:11:12.700 And they did.

01:11:13.240 And they pushed hard.

01:11:14.200 And they tried to fight it off.

01:11:15.680 It's not always successful.

01:11:17.440 A lot of times, you know, you wind up trying something like this.

01:11:19.960 And it really hurts.

01:11:20.940 But you can also reverse.

01:11:22.740 When you realize you haven't made a mistake.

01:11:25.120 And you reverse.

01:11:25.920 Coca-Cola being probably the best example of this.

01:11:28.620 You back off of New Coke.

01:11:30.020 You go to Coke Classic.

01:11:31.120 You say we made a mistake.

01:11:32.820 You move on.

01:11:33.860 And now you're the biggest beverage company in the world.

01:11:35.940 And still are, by the way, to this day.

01:11:37.420 And I don't know.

01:11:37.800 Did they say, I mean, they said the new logo is going away.

01:11:44.880 And it's bringing back the old timer.

01:11:47.540 Or, I mean, did they say, hey, we made a mistake?

01:11:51.320 They said, we've listened to you, is what they said.

01:11:53.900 We've listened to you.

01:11:54.600 We heard your outrage.

01:11:55.660 We've listened to you.

01:11:56.600 That's not realizing their mistake.

01:11:59.580 They don't think what they did is a mistake.

01:12:01.220 This is a straight out.

01:12:02.240 There's no question.

01:12:02.900 A fold to the pressure.

01:12:04.080 Yeah.

01:12:04.480 If you were fired up about this, maybe, you know, look, I grew up in the Northeast.

01:12:08.580 You know, Cracker Barrel is not the institution it is to many down in the South.

01:12:12.240 And don't you try to ease your hate for Americans, OK?

01:12:15.340 I'm just trying to explain that why I don't.

01:12:17.540 I honestly didn't care that much when it happened.

01:12:20.560 You know how much stuff there is going on, Jeff?

01:12:24.300 I know.

01:12:25.160 Issues there are.

01:12:25.620 Serious things.

01:12:26.360 Those of us that drive across this great land of ours and need some food once in a while

01:12:31.780 do stop off of Cracker Barrel.

01:12:33.220 I know those of you that, you know, fly over, look down upon us.

01:12:36.920 Can we be clear?

01:12:37.540 You're not an open road truck driver.

01:12:39.340 Or you're a stupid radio host.

01:12:43.580 You host a podcast called Chewing the Fat and you commute 20 minutes home.

01:12:49.300 30.

01:12:50.040 30 minutes.

01:12:51.120 And it's only 30 minutes because you stop at Cracker Barrel on the way home.

01:12:56.220 I wish there was one more accessible.

01:12:58.160 Right.

01:12:58.460 Yes.

01:12:58.960 So, you know, again, I get it.

01:13:01.560 You know, it wasn't my central issue, but I get, you know, if it was a brand that I cared

01:13:05.920 about, I probably would be annoyed, right?

01:13:07.400 Sure.

01:13:07.580 Um, I think the right thing to do in this moment is to reverse yourself.

01:13:11.120 There's no reason.

01:13:11.980 This is not like a meaningful change where some of these companies made statements, you

01:13:17.120 know, uh, about who they were and they're, we, this is, this is, you know, these are

01:13:22.100 the people we are.

01:13:22.960 We care about LGBTQQIA two plus issues.

01:13:25.740 And that is our definition of our foundation.

01:13:28.340 Like it's hard to back off on this.

01:13:30.000 This was a rebrand and it was a bad idea.

01:13:32.300 It was a bad idea.

01:13:32.920 And if you like their food, you, you, I guess you went about it, they went about it, you

01:13:36.200 know, terribly.

01:13:37.460 And, uh, what's your forgiveness level on the stuff?

01:13:39.800 Like when something like this happens, they reverse it.

01:13:43.220 Are you right now?

01:13:44.780 Hey, I like that.

01:13:45.860 They reversed it.

01:13:46.520 I'm going back.

01:13:47.340 Or are you more of the person who says I'm pissed off for them ever doing that?

01:13:52.280 I'm never going back.

01:13:53.580 Oh, I'm, uh, I'm, I will be, uh, maybe the first Cracker Barrel I pass on the interstate.

01:13:59.380 I'm not going to stop there.

01:14:00.380 No, we're not going.

01:14:01.680 But by the second when I'm kind of hungry, that's just go.

01:14:04.100 Yeah, right.

01:14:04.560 Just pull it. 0.55

01:14:05.580 Yes.

01:14:06.100 So pretty quickly you get over it.

01:14:07.680 Yeah, I'm over it.

01:14:08.020 Okay.

01:14:08.580 Um, I think a lot of this has to do, you know, this is, uh, ties loosely, I think to the

01:14:15.480 flag burning situation, uh, with the president and his new executive order be, you know,

01:14:21.440 it's a much more serious symbol than, than Herschel.

01:14:23.900 Sure.

01:14:24.380 It's the flag of the United States of America.

01:14:26.820 And however, though, I think the symbol, it is a symbol.

01:14:29.880 I think people think of the idea of a flag burning and say, wait a minute, I don't want

01:14:37.180 that to happen.

01:14:38.360 And that shouldn't be okay.

01:14:40.280 Absolutely.

01:14:40.640 We've talked about this issue before we met with, um, Orrin Hatch, Senator Orrin Hatch

01:14:44.960 from Utah years ago, uh, in, in the back room of an arena where Glenn was doing a show

01:14:52.200 and we were sitting there, I can't remember, there's four or five people there and he was

01:14:55.740 talking about his strategy going forward.

01:14:57.720 I don't remember what year this was, but I guess it had to be in the Obama era, I want

01:15:02.760 to say.

01:15:04.180 And Orrin Hatch's big idea was to get people to the polls, to win elections.

01:15:08.420 He was going to put a constitutional amendment, uh, a flag burning amendment and the, in the,

01:15:14.280 uh, you know, on the ballot for people.

01:15:16.980 And that would inspire them to come out.

01:15:18.840 And I, Glenn and I are so like, really, that's, that's the idea.

01:15:21.580 That's the inspiring thing.

01:15:22.760 Like something, I don't want anyone burning flags.

01:15:26.800 And I, and I, am I pissed off every time I see it?

01:15:29.200 Sure.

01:15:29.640 Absolutely.

01:15:30.140 I hate it.

01:15:30.960 I mean, it's, and it shows how you're pathetic if you do it.

01:15:34.200 I will say the way it was first presented, uh, as the, you know, this, uh, this flag

01:15:38.960 burning, uh, executive order, I thought, uh, I never wanted to burn a flag more with them

01:15:46.700 telling me I couldn't do it, but I, I said, the way it was presented, the way it was presented.

01:15:51.740 No, I, of course not.

01:15:53.640 I don't want to ever burn a flag.

01:15:54.920 It's the United States of America flag.

01:15:56.900 What are we talking about?

01:15:57.720 Right.

01:15:58.000 We love it.

01:15:58.560 And it's a symbol of a great nation, but that is, it is a symbol of a great nation.

01:16:02.000 I feel like it, I feel like being worried so much about that symbol is almost a sign

01:16:10.760 of weakness.

01:16:11.540 Yeah, it feels like that.

01:16:12.200 It's like, well, what is our country?

01:16:14.100 Is it our culture?

01:16:15.080 Is it our traditions?

01:16:16.100 Is it our ideas?

01:16:17.180 Is it our land?

01:16:18.360 All the things that people say that it is, this is a symbol of that.

01:16:22.780 Yeah.

01:16:23.520 And, and you, and do I feel, do I feel angry if I see someone burning it?

01:16:27.460 Yes, absolutely.

01:16:29.140 But it is just the symbol.

01:16:30.720 Yeah.

01:16:30.920 Like if you're that, it feels like something, you know, um, a, a country does that is more

01:16:37.520 insecure than we are certainly is more insecure than, than, than our, than the current president

01:16:42.900 is on, on how great our country is.

01:16:44.840 I mean, this is a person who knows how great the country is.

01:16:47.100 And I think that's the motivation behind the flag burning amendment.

01:16:49.800 And the way it was presented, which obviously is not what it is, uh, you know, I'm like,

01:16:55.560 well, I've never wanted to burn a flag more now.

01:16:57.920 They're telling me I can't do this.

01:16:59.180 What are we, I, that's, that's ridiculous.

01:17:01.160 I, I never wanted to do it before.

01:17:03.020 And now I do.

01:17:04.640 And it's just, but then when you find out that, well, that's really, once again, what

01:17:09.100 we talked about earlier, it's not really what it is.

01:17:11.360 Yeah.

01:17:11.580 Let's hear him talking about it first and then we'll discuss what it actually says.

01:17:15.040 Here's Donald Trump talking about the flag burning amendment.

01:17:19.660 What the executive order does, sir, it charges your department of justice with investigating

01:17:23.920 instances of flag burning.

01:17:25.540 And then where there's evidence of, of criminal activity, uh, that where prosecution wouldn't

01:17:31.160 fall afoul of the first amendment and instructs the department of justice to prosecute those

01:17:35.080 who are engaged in these instances of flag burning.

01:17:38.020 And what the penalty is going to be, if you burn a flag, you get one year in jail.

01:17:44.240 No, no, no early, uh, exits, no, nothing.

01:17:47.800 You get one year in jail.

01:17:48.780 If you burn a flag, you get, and what it does is incite to riot.

01:17:53.040 I hope they use that language by the way, did they?

01:17:55.800 Incite to riot.

01:17:57.740 And you burn a flag, you get one year in jail.

01:17:59.840 You don't get 10 years, you don't get one month.

01:18:01.900 You get one year in jail and it goes on your record and you will see flag burning, stopping

01:18:07.340 immediately.

01:18:07.920 Just like when I signed the statute and monument act 10 years in jail.

01:18:12.520 of you heard any of our beautiful monuments everybody left town they were gone never had

01:18:17.880 a problem after that it's pretty amazing we stopped it but this is something that's uh i

01:18:23.160 don't know in a certain way it's equally as important now i think every single person in

01:18:28.380 this audience probably agrees with the sentiment yes right the idea that we don't want people

01:18:33.620 burning flags is disrespectful to the country it usually indicates someone who is either

01:18:39.320 outwardly opposed to our nation or just really annoying and smelly um so there is it's what

01:18:46.160 usually one of those two things yeah now what he's saying there a one-year penalty for burning

01:18:52.500 the flag is not only not something he can't do himself you can't just institute a new criminal

01:18:58.900 penalty through an executive order that's not how the system works at all in addition to that

01:19:03.300 the executive order doesn't even describe this penalty it doesn't right it says nothing about

01:19:08.180 the way it was presented yeah the way it's presented here is a very tough stand on flag

01:19:13.980 that's it monuments the same thing we're gonna we're gonna tell everybody we want everyone to

01:19:18.800 know don't do it the actual text of this though is consistent with the constitution and is consistent

01:19:26.020 with the supreme court ruling where i see you know a lot of people on the right are now saying oh well

01:19:31.120 yeah we should have it should be illegal to burn a flag uh you can have that argument i think a lot of

01:19:36.400 people would agree with you on it because uh but you know you have to go orrin hatch's approach while

01:19:42.160 i didn't necessarily love it as a tactic was the right one you have to have a constitutional amendment

01:19:46.540 for that to go on um but at the end of the day i think a lot of people just really don't like flag

01:19:52.100 burning so they want it to stop what trump is doing here is giving you a message of this is going

01:19:56.480 to be a massive penalty what he says there and it says in the uh executive order as well is basically

01:20:02.360 if someone's burning a flag and that incites a criminal riot they should be prosecuted for the

01:20:08.500 for inciting the criminal riot and usually but that's already a crime and most for the most part uh you

01:20:14.360 know those the insightful the insight of uh of riots that's already taken place you know i mean the

01:20:22.840 crowds are already gathered when we see people burning our flag cleaning burning the country's

01:20:28.120 flag the crowd's already there they're already incited yeah so the flag burning is just uh you

01:20:32.860 know the icing on top it's yeah it's part of it um now jd vance addressed this uh because

01:20:37.880 antonin scalia was one of these justices who was on the side of saying flag burning is we might hate

01:20:43.140 it but it is protected speech he said one antonin scalia was a great supreme court justice and a

01:20:49.060 genuinely kind and decent person true two the president's executive order is consistent with

01:20:53.800 texas versus johnson that's that case and it's true it not only is it consistent with it it mentions

01:20:58.080 it in the executive order basically saying we're not going to violate this and then three uh he says

01:21:03.820 texas versus johnson was wrong and william rehnquist was right that's probably the the actual debate people

01:21:08.580 are having um you know i i tend to think it's a symbol and you know i'm with you in that you know

01:21:15.620 you should be able to do it if you really want to uh but uh i i don't like it and i'm not going

01:21:21.500 to approve of it and i'm going to criticize you for it but like it doesn't change my life if you

01:21:25.840 burn a flag i just think you're dumb that's basically what happens unless the fire results

01:21:30.400 in my house burning down which is we hold it that's a crime that's a separate crime so that's

01:21:35.760 where we are with that again the media going crazy over this when in reality when you read the text of

01:21:40.380 the executive order it doesn't do much of anything other than making a statement and he's trying to

01:21:45.880 discourage this behavior in the best way he can without crossing the line of what the supreme court

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01:23:04.720 you know the left's got a road map straight off a cliff let's take the right trail glenn beck returns

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01:23:17.620 have we even mentioned that taylor swift and travis kelsey are engaged

01:23:47.020 have we mentioned i mean i we're not talking like the biggest story of the day there's no need

01:23:52.720 for us to talk about it but yes it is a big it is a big story congratulations by the way cracker

01:23:57.680 congratulations there you go that's it i don't think we need to go any more in depth than that

01:24:04.260 i know you're excited a lot more to the story as a big swifty i know you're very pumped up about

01:24:09.320 this development stories too and why you don't like them but you're you're i i don't know why

01:24:15.380 you're so i'm not alone i'm not alone i didn't say broadcasters around america excited about my 12

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01:24:25.640 talk more about it we don't program this this show for 12 year old children oh now i know you have the

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01:28:31.740 All right, well, we come in here all the time.

01:28:34.100 We complain about the media being wrong about stuff.

01:28:37.040 And we hate that.

01:28:39.560 This is one of those moments we hope they are wrong.

01:28:43.800 This is the opposite.

01:28:45.280 Because we're getting reports now from Minneapolis of what appears to be a horrific shooting

01:28:51.740 happening at a church, Annunciation Catholic Church, in southeast Minneapolis.

01:29:02.800 School.

01:29:03.840 Yeah.

01:29:05.620 It's tough, man.

01:29:06.520 I know, I know.

01:29:07.320 Yeah, so there's a school shoot.

01:29:08.960 There was a school there as well.

01:29:10.480 Yes.

01:29:10.660 And they're talking about 20?

01:29:14.940 These are the details I'm getting to currently.

01:29:17.240 Okay.

01:29:17.340 Yes, I appreciate that.

01:29:18.620 Yes, it's a Catholic school.

01:29:20.460 It is grades kindergarten through eight.

01:29:23.980 It is a, I mean, I, to set the scene here, it seems to be really bad.

01:29:30.680 They're saying, I mean, this is an initial figure.

01:29:33.740 We have no idea if it's correct.

01:29:35.740 Hopefully it's high.

01:29:36.680 I fear it's not.

01:29:38.240 There was a school about 320 kids and they were in an all school mass at the time of the shooting.

01:29:47.520 There are reports of a man dressed in black with a rifle.

01:29:51.680 And it does appear that the situation is under control from the aspect of additional violence carrying forward.

01:30:01.480 We don't think that there's a threat to the surrounding community anymore.

01:30:07.120 I mean, that usually means the person with the gun has been killed or killed himself or has surrendered in some way.

01:30:14.260 We don't know the details of it yet.

01:30:15.640 But, but good God, this, this seems to be a really, really tragic situation.

01:30:23.640 And, you know, I, all we can do at this point is sit back and say, and pray for the victims, pray for the families that are involved.

01:30:33.620 You know, the left will mock us for praying.

01:30:37.240 Sure.

01:30:37.800 They sure will.

01:30:38.660 You know, I, I don't care about that at all.

01:30:41.000 When people say hope, my hopes and prayers are with you, and then the left mocks you and says, oh, all you have is hopes and prayers.

01:30:47.080 Well, first of all, hopes is one thing I can see.

01:30:50.360 Hopes do very little for you in a situation like this.

01:30:54.440 We can hope.

01:30:55.880 We can try to be optimistic for the best possible outcome.

01:30:59.220 That doesn't do all of, all that much, though.

01:31:03.860 Prayers are a different story.

01:31:04.920 When, when the left mocks prayers, what they're mocking is the ultimate thing you can do in this moment.

01:31:15.020 It's not a nothing.

01:31:16.660 Sure, you can pass laws later on.

01:31:19.140 I mean, I don't, you know, we'll get into that.

01:31:20.940 I'm sure that will be a debate coming in future days, and I don't, I don't need to do it yet.

01:31:26.560 But it is something that you can do.

01:31:29.520 You can try to do all sorts of different things here on earth.

01:31:32.280 But at the end of the day, the solutions to issues like this do not come from laws.

01:31:37.500 They do not come from hopes.

01:31:40.980 They can come from prayers.

01:31:43.780 If you, if you're a Christian, if you're faithful, your ultimate response in a situation like this is prayer.

01:31:53.700 And certainly, the people who sent their child probably at great expense to a Catholic school, those people certainly believed in it as well.

01:32:07.820 And you might say, well, gosh, if you're on the left, you might say, oh, gosh, well, they didn't do anything for their kids.

01:32:13.260 Well, you know, you can, you can be a horrible human being if that's what you desire to be.

01:32:17.840 That option is presented to you in this country.

01:32:20.280 You can sit here and take, you know, some grotesque joy out of this type of situation.

01:32:28.760 But at the end of the day, this is the only thing that does solve this is people changing and, and, and honestly, miracles.

01:32:38.220 The only thing that can solve a situation like this in a free society is a miracle.

01:32:42.300 And I really do hope that, hope and pray that maybe, maybe, maybe the worst things that are being reported are not true.

01:32:52.620 Jeffy, I know you've been looking at this as we've been talking here.

01:32:55.160 What are the latest updates?

01:32:56.540 Well, we can certainly hope and pray that what they're reporting is not true.

01:33:03.160 20 was the high count that I saw.

01:33:06.060 That's all I've seen so far.

01:33:07.540 Injured, yes.

01:33:08.640 The shooter, they claim, is deceased from a self-inflicted gun wound.

01:33:16.500 That's what they said.

01:33:17.440 And they also said that they found firearms and explosives on the scene.

01:33:21.160 Oh, God.

01:33:21.660 So, I mean, is, could something, you know, obviously they have everything locked down and we hope that that is the end of all of this, that nothing else horrible happens.

01:33:32.040 I mean, I would, I would pray that 20 is too high.

01:33:36.560 I mean, obviously.

01:33:37.500 I hope so.

01:33:37.920 I hope so.

01:33:38.220 Any number is too high.

01:33:39.420 I'm nervous about it though.

01:33:40.220 I mean, the situation being lined up in the reports that we're seeing, I mean, you think about a, it's a, you know, large, pretty large church.

01:33:47.420 Yeah.

01:33:47.840 But a school service, you know, my kids go to a religious school.

01:33:51.380 My kids do too.

01:33:52.680 They have chapel.

01:33:53.580 They all go together.

01:33:55.560 There's a lot of kids.

01:33:56.940 What you do.

01:33:57.220 In one area.

01:33:58.100 Right.

01:33:58.580 I mean, and to see a situation like this, this is why, I don't know if you've noticed this, Jeffy, but like churches now really often have people who, you know, security and armed officials there when they have large gatherings.

01:34:13.440 That's a, it's a, it's a despicable sign of our society, but a lot of people, a lot of people have anger against God.

01:34:20.680 A lot of people have anger against churches.

01:34:22.320 A lot of people are psychos and want to do terrible things to children.

01:34:28.500 I mean, we've talked, and I'm sure, I'm sure Glenn has talked about it, you know, for safety and security of churchgoers, as you said, with security outside.

01:34:37.300 But they've also talked about trying to get churches not to live stream their Sunday services.

01:34:44.800 Go ahead and record it.

01:34:46.100 Post it later.

01:34:46.980 Yeah.

01:34:47.440 So it's not being live streamed.

01:34:49.000 You don't want to, well, because this is one of the things that we've seen.

01:34:52.980 Consistently through reporting on mass shootings over the years, which is a desire for notoriety.

01:35:01.820 Right.

01:35:02.220 A desire to be the one who sets the record, to be the one who everyone remembers to be.

01:35:09.960 And this is why I don't use the names of the shooters.

01:35:12.160 We stopped doing this.

01:35:13.200 I know the blaze currently has that policy as well.

01:35:15.600 We stopped before the blaze even put it in.

01:35:17.720 I know a bunch of other people have jumped on that bandwagon.

01:35:21.100 Good.

01:35:21.700 Because that is the one clear thing you can see in report after report and study after study on these things is that is a big part of the motivation.

01:35:31.780 Right.

01:35:32.180 The big part of the motivation is that notoriety, is that fame, is to be famous even among that community.

01:35:38.780 Yeah.

01:35:39.160 Right.

01:35:39.440 And the community are people who are thinking about doing these mass shootings or have done them.

01:35:43.820 And there's almost like a bizarre, like, you know, swifty type society that has developed online.

01:35:52.160 For sure, it's really sad.

01:35:54.260 That praises death.

01:35:55.120 It's really sad.

01:35:55.560 Oh, well, we've been a death cult on the left for a long time.

01:36:03.180 There's no question about that.

01:36:04.800 We've seen it.

01:36:05.600 Yeah, absolutely.

01:36:06.980 Absolutely.

01:36:07.520 And you can just start with abortion and then work your way down the list.

01:36:13.300 I mean, we've got them crying now that they're for crime, right, in the cities.

01:36:17.980 They want the crime in the cities without saying, well, we need crime.

01:36:21.440 Crime is part of our life.

01:36:22.800 That's what we're doing.

01:36:23.540 But that's what they're actually saying.

01:36:24.960 When they're saying they're against making streets safer.

01:36:28.060 It's a fair point.

01:36:29.340 You know, you think about the deaths of all the potential births that came before, you know, of course, going after human beings before they were born.

01:36:39.700 You have the situation that certainly developed in mass in Canada, where now we're seeing one of the leading causes of death.

01:36:45.920 Right.

01:36:46.540 Being euthanasia.

01:36:47.720 Right.

01:36:48.480 Where they're encouraging people without life-threatening conditions to take it on.

01:36:53.060 Yeah, just go ahead.

01:36:53.920 Did you want to?

01:36:56.200 Okay.

01:36:56.720 All right, good.

01:36:57.720 And I think, honestly, there's a real consistency with the attitude of so many about what you might refer to as bad neighborhoods in cities.

01:37:08.300 You know, like there's that situation in L.A., famously Skid Row, right?

01:37:12.900 Where it's basically like, it's not walled off, but in a way it almost feels like a walled off area of the society.

01:37:22.180 Make the left turn, and then you're there.

01:37:23.840 Go there.

01:37:24.740 Be homeless there.

01:37:26.600 Have your life be terrible.

01:37:28.200 Do a bunch of drugs.

01:37:29.480 But don't come near us.

01:37:33.020 There's no need for you to cross this street.

01:37:35.340 Don't cross. 0.99

01:37:35.960 If you cross this street, we might start enforcing crimes.

01:37:39.320 But you there, you have your little community of crime and suffering and despair, and we'll live over here.

01:37:47.880 See that nice house on the hill?

01:37:49.100 That's mine.

01:37:49.720 Yeah.

01:37:49.940 And there is a version of that that goes on in every one of these big cities, Chicago certainly, you know, certainly in D.C., where they will just allow a lot of this stuff to happen as long as it happens in the right areas.

01:38:04.720 I mean, really, we're seeing it in every major city across America.

01:38:08.940 I think that's true.

01:38:10.500 I mean, it's overwhelming, which, you know, leads us into President Trump saying we need to clean it up.

01:38:18.220 Yeah.

01:38:18.580 The cities need to clean it up. 0.82

01:38:19.480 And I think that's why I think people will actually have have an appetite for it.

01:38:24.840 They they see the problem is there.

01:38:27.740 The denials from the left and the media are not going to work.

01:38:30.580 You can't work on inflation during Biden.

01:38:33.820 Right.

01:38:34.000 You can't tell you can't talk your way out of these problems.

01:38:38.160 You can't talk your way out of inflation.

01:38:40.920 People are buying things and the prices are going up.

01:38:43.120 They're going to notice it.

01:38:44.300 You can't tell them Bidenomics is working and expect that to be effective.

01:38:48.820 The same thing with crime.

01:38:50.640 You can say Donald Trump's evil and he's orange and he's Hitler and he's all these bad things.

01:38:55.520 But at the end of the day, what he's suggesting is we should stop crimes from occurring.

01:38:59.920 Yeah.

01:39:00.340 Do you feel safer?

01:39:01.280 The numbers say the crime is down.

01:39:02.860 Do you feel safer?

01:39:04.300 No.

01:39:04.620 Of course, I don't feel safer.

01:39:07.780 Has anyone been to these cities?

01:39:09.800 I guess not.

01:39:11.440 I think they have and they just but they don't go to certain areas.

01:39:14.880 They choose to ignore it.

01:39:15.560 You can go down.

01:39:16.240 There are areas.

01:39:17.040 We were there for the inauguration in D.C.

01:39:20.560 And we were covering it.

01:39:21.860 And now I will say D.C. during the inauguration, a different place.

01:39:26.080 Sure.

01:39:26.260 Right.

01:39:26.500 There are absolutely one trillion police officers all over the place.

01:39:29.880 Just like today.

01:39:30.560 Yeah.

01:39:31.280 It's nowhere near.

01:39:32.440 I mean, honestly, what they're doing today is nowhere near what they do for inauguration for understandable reasons.

01:39:38.140 And going there, you still notice it.

01:39:40.780 But in the areas where, you know, politicians walk from day to day on a day to day basis, where their aides are, where the nice hotels are, that's not where the monuments are.

01:39:52.660 That's not really the issue.

01:39:53.980 The issue are areas outside of that vicinity, which, you know, one area in D.C., I think it was a 10 block area was responsible for 14 percent of the murders in the entire city.

01:40:07.100 Wow.

01:40:07.380 10 blocks.

01:40:07.960 Now, you can stop the murders in that 10 block area by populating it with a lot of police officers, at least for a time.

01:40:16.860 That doesn't mean that eventually the crime doesn't move.

01:40:19.280 Right.

01:40:19.660 But what's happened, I think, in city after city, Jeffy, is we've just abandoned these areas.

01:40:28.960 Democratic mayors have come in and said, if we can make it nice for the nice people.

01:40:34.760 Over here.

01:40:35.160 Over here.

01:40:36.160 If we give them, you know, roughly safe zones.

01:40:39.520 Again, a lot of times these are bad, too.

01:40:41.340 And look, we mentioned it earlier.

01:40:43.140 We've become accustomed to it.

01:40:44.800 It's like, yeah, that's just the way it is.

01:40:45.820 Yeah, you just kind of blow it off.

01:40:46.860 And you're like, oh, gosh.

01:40:47.440 That's the way it is.

01:40:47.840 I mean, San Francisco is an example of it kind of permeating everywhere.

01:40:52.180 I mean, you can go to really nice areas in San Francisco.

01:40:55.040 And there are still homeless people with needles in their arms pooping on the sidewalk.

01:41:00.180 Like, that is, like, legitimate.

01:41:01.900 We were there for the Super Bowl years ago.

01:41:03.980 Yes, and it had just started to become bad in several areas.

01:41:08.120 It's gotten much worse.

01:41:09.080 Yeah.

01:41:10.120 I mean, when we walked around those neighborhoods, some of those neighborhoods were just starting to get –

01:41:16.140 you were like, are they letting those people put their tents up in front of the buildings, in front of the storefronts?

01:41:21.920 Yep.

01:41:22.780 And it's going to get worse.

01:41:24.480 Okay.

01:41:26.180 It was incredible.

01:41:27.300 Incredible.

01:41:28.120 And it was, I will say, the worst smell I've ever smelled was on that trip.

01:41:36.160 I don't know what it was.

01:41:37.320 It was some combination of God only knows what.

01:41:40.300 I don't even want to get into the description of it.

01:41:41.880 It was terrible.

01:41:43.140 And it was common.

01:41:44.140 It was a version of it on every street corner.

01:41:47.260 And you can let your city completely go, which was kind of what San Francisco tried for a while there.

01:41:53.040 It sure seemed like it, yeah.

01:41:54.140 If you can do a version of this where it's sort of cordoned off.

01:41:58.500 And that's what's sad about these cities.

01:42:02.060 You know, these people – one of the things that I think is effective in what Trump is trying to do here is,

01:42:08.340 for the first time, there's a person who's standing up and saying they actually care about these people.

01:42:14.140 Right.

01:42:14.960 The president is saying, I want you to be safe.

01:42:16.740 I want to do something that is testing my presidency, that is testing the power structure around me.

01:42:24.000 And I want to do that to stop the murders in your community.

01:42:27.340 Right?

01:42:27.680 I mean, how many shows – Jeff, he's the king of television.

01:42:30.180 You've watched every show.

01:42:30.920 But, like, you look at – you know, think of, like, The Wire, right?

01:42:34.540 Yeah.

01:42:34.720 You have these –

01:42:35.380 Awesome show.

01:42:35.900 Which is a great show.

01:42:37.080 But you have these areas of town that are just crime-ridden, and people just kind of stop and say, well, that's that area.

01:42:45.660 That's where that will be.

01:42:46.840 Going there, yeah.

01:42:47.380 And the police don't want to really go there because they already know that's a bad area.

01:42:54.300 It's okay.

01:42:55.500 I think one of the plots of the – one of the seasons of The Wire, if I'm not mistaken, it's been a while since I watched it, was they actually did just give them an area.

01:43:03.200 Yeah, the one police chief or captain gave them the area.

01:43:06.040 Just gave them an area.

01:43:07.440 And so the crime and the drug dealing could all happen right there.

01:43:09.500 All happen right there.

01:43:10.160 Keep it there, and we won't do anything.

01:43:11.640 Yeah.

01:43:11.800 It's not that overt, but it's happening all over the country.

01:43:14.960 And, you know, Trump is trying to step in.

01:43:16.800 We'll have more updates on what's going on in Minneapolis as we go forward today.

01:43:21.080 It is a developing situation, and it is important to realize much of the information you will get in this time period will not be accurate.

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01:43:39.000 They were in the middle of a mass.

01:43:40.160 We don't know.

01:43:41.180 We're getting reports of 20 that are at least injured.

01:43:46.000 We will see how that develops going forward.

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01:44:56.140 So, they are giving a press conference coming up in a few minutes.

01:45:15.060 So, we'll learn more about the shooting in Minneapolis.

01:45:18.480 Right now, it's being reported that the shooter and two others have lost their lives.

01:45:27.700 That's what we know so far.

01:45:28.800 That's what we know so far.

01:45:31.080 So, Will's, you know.

01:45:32.580 Just absolutely horrible.

01:45:34.140 Horrible.

01:45:34.720 Horrible.

01:45:35.040 It's hard to even describe how ridiculous this stuff is.

01:45:38.860 Like, you know, if you're going to wind up, if you're going to be one of these people that's going to go and kill yourself,

01:45:44.880 there's so many people now who want to draw attention to themselves and take out others in these moments.

01:45:50.480 And, you know, we saw this with the NFL situation from a few weeks ago where the shooter, like, he was like,

01:45:57.820 oh, this is going to be, you know, death by police or whatever.

01:46:00.780 Went in and killed a bunch of people and then wound up dying.

01:46:03.620 It seems like potentially a self-inflicted gunshot wound here as well.

01:46:07.960 There's no reason to take out it.

01:46:09.220 Look, you shouldn't kill yourself.

01:46:10.420 This is very basic and you should be reminded of it.

01:46:15.900 You're definitely worth more.

01:46:17.220 Absolutely.

01:46:17.300 Even if you think you're a terrible person or you're having all sorts of problems, don't do that.

01:46:21.500 Yeah.

01:46:21.840 But really don't do it in this way.

01:46:25.220 Really don't do it when you're going to go take out a bunch of innocent children.

01:46:28.620 You wonder in a situation like this, and oftentimes this is the case where people come back to maybe, you know,

01:46:35.180 someone who went to school there or someone who had a beef with this particular church.

01:46:39.620 We'll see.

01:46:40.480 We'll see.

01:46:41.180 But you think the idea that maybe they knew that there was a service where everyone was gathered.

01:46:46.440 Because this isn't obviously what they're doing all the time at the school.

01:46:49.180 They're normally in individual classrooms.

01:46:51.480 Seems like this was timed to hit the mass amount of people possible.

01:46:55.460 We will see how that plays out.

01:46:57.560 But look, whatever you think, you know, to these people who do this over, whatever you think is important in your life,

01:47:05.400 whatever you think is so important that you have to do something like this, I guarantee it's not.

01:47:10.600 No kidding.

01:47:11.480 It's just not.

01:47:12.680 And gosh, to watch this stuff happen, especially when it comes to kids, man, this is the worst.

01:47:17.000 This is the worst stuff.

01:47:18.160 This is the worst our society produces these days.

01:47:20.400 No parent wants that nightmare.

01:47:21.660 No.

01:47:22.140 No.

01:47:22.560 Awful.

01:47:23.100 All right.

01:47:23.240 888-727-BECK is the phone number.

01:47:25.080 We'll have more coverage, of course, on TheBlaze.com.

01:47:29.580 And we'll get into more as we get updates here.

01:47:32.420 Ongoing situation in Minneapolis with a mass shooting seemingly taking place at a church.

01:47:39.280 More details coming up.

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01:49:25.280 Welcome back.

01:49:25.980 It's Jeffy and Stu in for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

01:49:30.240 Federal sources are telling Fox News the shooter in Minneapolis is dead.

01:49:35.500 Potentially 15 to 20 are injured.

01:49:38.800 You had mentioned, Jeffy, another report saying a couple had passed away.

01:49:42.260 Yes.

01:49:42.680 So we don't know what the number is.

01:49:44.760 Yeah, obviously.

01:49:46.240 Everything changes.

01:49:47.380 But the original number was 20 injured.

01:49:50.980 Is that counting the two that they're saying is not deceased?

01:49:57.320 That's the important thing.

01:49:58.260 And this is where we're going to draw the line on this.

01:50:01.160 It's important for you to know that it's going on.

01:50:02.720 It's important for you to know what the reporting is saying at some level.

01:50:07.200 There's a chance we are going to have a press conference on this incident in the next 20 minutes or so.

01:50:14.480 If that does occur, we'll bring it to you.

01:50:16.440 But there is a limit as to what utility we can provide here because I think what we're going to find out is half the stuff that they're reporting right now is not accurate.

01:50:28.400 It's just one of those situations where you just know we're going to wind up with a lot.

01:50:32.960 When we actually know the truth and what's gone on, we're going to have much different information.

01:50:38.320 I pray that the numbers do change to zero.

01:50:42.760 Yeah.

01:50:43.640 Everyone's okay except for the shooter.

01:50:45.660 Okay, good.

01:50:46.340 Best case scenario.

01:50:47.440 It doesn't seem likely, but we're going to wind up finding out what this is.

01:50:51.000 So what we'll do over the next 20 minutes for you is monitor the situation.

01:50:55.300 If anything concrete breaks, we will bring it to you.

01:50:58.320 If we get this press conference, we'll bring it to you.

01:51:00.820 But for the time being, rather than sitting here and speculating for 20 minutes, let's go on to some of the other things that are happening because there are a lot of other things happening in the world.

01:51:11.380 In fact, a bunch of big developments in the legal world right now, including one with Amazon, Jeff.

01:51:18.220 No question.

01:51:18.920 I've got lawsuits and a drug kingpin going down.

01:51:21.940 But the Amazon class action lawsuit filed in federal court this past weekend over a bait and switch in which the company allegedly, allegedly, of course, misleads consumers into believing they've purchased content when they're only getting a license to watch it, which can be revoked at any time.

01:51:42.980 They can change it.

01:51:45.140 They can change.

01:51:45.880 If you buy a movie, buy.

01:51:49.220 This is what the class action is mad about, is that you shouldn't say buy because you're not buying it.

01:51:57.120 You're really not, are you?

01:51:59.080 No.

01:51:59.660 The fact is that what's being bought isn't ownership of the title, but rather a limited time license for viewing access.

01:52:08.040 Limited time license for viewing access.

01:52:12.800 Wow.

01:52:13.000 Yeah, that's what you're buying.

01:52:14.120 What a phrase that is.

01:52:15.280 So if the tech, you know, if they decide that they want to replace it with a different cut, if they want, if they lose the rights for the film altogether, they can just take it away.

01:52:24.500 Gone.

01:52:24.900 Goodbye.

01:52:25.060 If you bought a movie from Amazon, if you purchased a, I'm sorry, a limited time license for viewing access on a movie that you really enjoyed, and they've lost their rights to air it, they pull it from your My Movies section on Amazon Prime.

01:52:42.800 And I feel like that's happened to me.

01:52:44.620 I feel like I've purchased movies in the past from Amazon, and I go back to find them, and they're not there.

01:52:50.060 It's gone away.

01:52:50.600 Could this be what happened?

01:52:51.780 Absolutely.

01:52:52.220 I don't, and I don't know that they're, I don't know that.

01:52:56.580 Could you be dreaming and not have actually ordered the movie?

01:52:59.940 Absolutely.

01:53:00.700 I need some evidence on that.

01:53:02.400 Okay, that's fair.

01:53:02.940 That's fair.

01:53:03.380 But that absolutely could have happened.

01:53:05.880 Yes.

01:53:06.640 And like, it's really, they have made the case before this California, now this is nationwide.

01:53:14.600 Now in California, they had a lawsuit that was where Amazon said, people know.

01:53:21.040 People know, too.

01:53:23.940 People know.

01:53:24.820 People know that they're not actually purchasing the thing they're purchasing.

01:53:27.460 Yeah, they're not buying it.

01:53:28.060 They know that.

01:53:28.900 And the court was like, that's not what it says.

01:53:32.200 Well, it's not how it works either, right?

01:53:34.320 Like, it doesn't work to say that, you don't, you have to say things that are true.

01:53:39.500 Right.

01:53:39.740 Like, gosh, I'm going through a situation right now.

01:53:42.880 I really want to rant on it right now.

01:53:45.260 But oftentimes, when you make purchases, the website indicates, insinuates, hints toward certain things happening, certain prices on items.

01:53:58.520 And then when you go through a little bit of the process, all of a sudden, the price is a lot higher.

01:54:02.960 Really?

01:54:03.520 Yeah.

01:54:04.300 And I find that to be frustrating.

01:54:06.800 Same thing when you buy a movie at Amazon.

01:54:09.280 Yes.

01:54:09.720 And you have this, you've clicked a button that says buy.

01:54:12.240 Yes.

01:54:12.440 Especially when it's differentiated from rent.

01:54:14.700 Right?

01:54:15.180 Correct.

01:54:15.420 Like, there is a rental button.

01:54:16.980 Correct.

01:54:17.180 You can rent it.

01:54:18.380 This is more like a long.

01:54:19.200 For a certain amount of time, and then it goes away.

01:54:21.120 This is more like a long-term rental.

01:54:23.420 Right.

01:54:24.060 You hope.

01:54:24.700 Maybe that's what you call it, a long-term rental.

01:54:27.140 Sure.

01:54:27.240 I don't know.

01:54:27.780 I mean, California just passed a law that says that you're supposed to, the false advertising and consumer legal remedies laws.

01:54:41.020 And, you know, that's what they want.

01:54:42.700 They want, you're buying a limited license for these movies.

01:54:46.420 So, under the statute, sellers are supposed to obtain acknowledgement.

01:54:50.220 So, I don't know if Amazon is different in California.

01:54:53.720 A prime is different in California than it is the rest of the country.

01:54:58.820 But, I mean, it comes up on your screen to rent, you can have it for so long, or buy, and they definitely lead you to believe it's yours when it really isn't.

01:55:13.060 You know, we all believe that it is, except it's not.

01:55:17.380 I do think that's how people go through that.

01:55:20.080 And it is a, you know, there's some people out there who really are pushing for, own your media.

01:55:25.600 You know, if you want a movie and you want to make sure you have it forever and it's not going to be altered or edited for woke purposes.

01:55:31.780 Glenn talks about this all the time when it comes to digital books.

01:55:35.240 Like, own hard copies.

01:55:37.060 You know, because they will edit them.

01:55:38.080 They can change it.

01:55:38.680 Yeah, they can change it whenever they want.

01:55:40.740 Because you've actually, you didn't buy the book, Stu.

01:55:44.740 What did you do?

01:55:45.260 You went ahead and had a limited time license for viewing access.

01:55:48.940 Oh.

01:55:49.520 So.

01:55:50.300 Well, that's everyone's dream.

01:55:52.240 It's the American dream, Jeffy, to have a limited time access.

01:55:56.360 License.

01:55:57.200 For viewing.

01:55:57.720 For viewing access of your home, of homeownership.

01:56:00.460 It's not homeownership.

01:56:01.580 It's a limited time.

01:56:03.580 I mean, holy cow.

01:56:05.080 I feel like, and I feel like there were other companies, too, that we had dealings with that was,

01:56:10.260 we were buying movies from, and then it went away, and they gave you so much time to say,

01:56:15.780 we're going away, and if you want to keep the stuff you've already purchased, you've got to move it over here.

01:56:21.420 And if you don't move everything, oh, well.

01:56:25.420 Oh, well.

01:56:26.060 Have a nice day.

01:56:27.000 Yep.

01:56:27.220 See you later.

01:56:28.220 Take care.

01:56:29.360 Mm-hmm.

01:56:30.180 And so, that's nice of them.

01:56:31.940 At least they let me know.

01:56:34.180 I suppose.

01:56:35.200 At least they let me know.

01:56:35.840 If that's enough for you.

01:56:36.960 I feel like everybody's getting sued right now.

01:56:40.620 Absolutely.

01:56:41.420 I know OpenAI is dealing with a bunch of stuff.

01:56:43.500 Elon.

01:56:44.040 They have one.

01:56:45.000 Yeah, Elon is slamming.

01:56:46.260 He's suing Apple and OpenAI.

01:56:48.900 Okay.

01:56:49.380 For billions, actually, alleging their partnership is preventing grokking from becoming a common verb.

01:56:56.940 And the lawsuit alleges that the two monopolists teaming up last year to embed chat GPT into iPhones

01:57:03.380 led them to corner the AI market and throttle Musk's companies.

01:57:08.240 Hmm.

01:57:08.680 So, illegal.

01:57:09.500 Hmm.

01:57:10.640 Have you ever heard anyone use the term grokking before?

01:57:13.920 That's because they won't allow me to see that, Stu.

01:57:18.440 Well, I mean, you could just use it.

01:57:20.480 Those things are supposed to be organic, aren't they?

01:57:23.840 You know, what's the movie you're trying to make fetch happen?

01:57:26.400 I just know what he loves.

01:57:26.780 This is, you know, I don't think grokking is a thing that's happening.

01:57:30.920 It's because he's getting locked out.

01:57:32.920 Is that what it is?

01:57:33.700 Apple, that's what the deal is.

01:57:34.680 Now, I think there are some potentially, you know, I don't really care about a lot of the stuff.

01:57:41.660 But there's always these, like, anti-competitive lawsuits.

01:57:44.360 Well, look, Apple thwarted, you know, these super apps.

01:57:46.620 They're already, you know, the Fortnite deal, maker of Epic Games.

01:57:49.960 I mean, they sued them and won for being throttled from the Apple store.

01:57:54.140 The game store.

01:57:54.840 Yeah.

01:57:54.940 Epic Games did, yeah.

01:57:55.720 Yeah.

01:57:56.400 And so, I mean, so they could sell it themselves and they were getting, they're charging more money on the Apple app and it cost them, you know, a lot of money.

01:58:06.000 I feel like you're goading me to talk about my situation with this story selection today.

01:58:14.420 Because, you know, to give you.

01:58:16.240 I mean, look, you purchase an item and you are advertised one thing.

01:58:21.900 Yes, I've noticed this.

01:58:23.760 You advertised one thing and then you realized that the advertising was maybe a little misleading.

01:58:29.220 Right.

01:58:29.620 Well.

01:58:29.800 Maybe you didn't read it properly.

01:58:31.460 I'll give you a little bit of detail on this.

01:58:33.560 So, I, Tesla advertised a new leasing program.

01:58:39.820 Now, I am not an electric car guy.

01:58:42.100 I don't like electric cars all that much.

01:58:44.220 And I think it would really annoy me to have an electric car.

01:58:47.500 That's my perception of the situation.

01:58:49.140 Right.

01:58:49.300 However, there are some benefits to electric cars that I'm interested in.

01:58:54.360 Let me lay them out for you.

01:58:55.400 Okay.

01:58:55.760 Number one.

01:58:56.300 All right.

01:58:56.920 Let's say you have a son.

01:58:58.220 Yes.

01:58:59.120 Son plays on a baseball.

01:59:01.100 Sure.

01:59:01.660 Team.

01:59:03.800 Son has friends.

01:59:05.320 Both of the ones that I always have to cart around, both catchers.

01:59:08.500 Okay.

01:59:08.900 So, they have big bags.

01:59:10.860 Okay.

01:59:11.000 That don't really fit in my current car.

01:59:12.880 Oh.

01:59:13.480 So, I was thinking about maybe they have a Model Y, which is like a SUV, much more storage than I have.

01:59:18.940 That's nice.

01:59:19.360 We'd be perfect for something like that.

01:59:20.200 Seen him on the road.

01:59:21.320 Number two.

01:59:23.120 He often plays tournaments that are at eight o'clock in the morning, an hour and a half away.

01:59:28.100 And I am very interested in the self-driving capabilities.

01:59:31.840 Which many people are using.

01:59:33.040 For that purpose.

01:59:33.320 Which many people are using in this very Metroplex.

01:59:36.800 Yes.

01:59:37.160 And I like the idea of, I'm not going to be, you know, you got to pay attention to the road, but it's nice to have.

01:59:43.500 Yeah, they make you pay attention.

01:59:44.440 It's very disappointing.

01:59:45.360 When we get to the point when I can go to sleep, let me know.

01:59:47.640 I kind of like the assistance, though, on a long drive.

01:59:50.800 Absolutely.

01:59:51.540 And another step, number three in this process of how I got here.

01:59:55.960 Okay.

01:59:56.160 I have to drive my daughter to gymnastics, which is 45 minutes away and always in constant traffic. 0.57

02:00:01.940 That drive in my current car, which is a manual transmission, is hell.

02:00:06.980 It is very difficult.

02:00:08.220 And it's annoying.

02:00:09.020 And you forgot when automatics came out why people liked to them.

02:00:13.780 Because...

02:00:14.100 I've had to stick for a long time.

02:00:15.080 I like driving stuff.

02:00:16.080 I love it, too.

02:00:17.160 Because it's driving, right?

02:00:18.640 Yeah.

02:00:18.760 You're driving.

02:00:19.380 And I like driving.

02:00:20.260 Yeah, me too.

02:00:20.760 But driving in traffic, stop and go traffic for 45 minutes, is not pleasant.

02:00:26.060 Three or four times a week, fun.

02:00:27.660 It's not fun.

02:00:28.960 And then finally, Jeffy, you may have heard of global warming.

02:00:33.540 Global warming, I know we're so concerned with it.

02:00:35.760 You and I have got the global warming stickers all over our cars.

02:00:39.280 Because it is currently 174 degrees in Texas for...

02:00:44.860 Well, the sun moves closer to Texas this time of year.

02:00:46.920 It's just starting to fade a little bit.

02:00:48.140 Just starting to fade into the 80s and 90s occasionally now.

02:00:51.680 But the summers are really rough.

02:00:54.000 And the aforementioned Little League tournaments, where your car's outside baking for eight straight hours, getting back in, very difficult.

02:01:03.360 Now, again, as I mentioned, the car is a manual transmission, so there's no auto start on it.

02:01:09.700 But in the lease of the Tesla, there would be.

02:01:12.680 There would be.

02:01:13.380 In fact, one of the things that's most attractive to me about potentially buying a Tesla or another electric vehicle would be the idea where you can just kind of turn on the climate control and leave it at like 70 degrees.

02:01:25.240 Yeah.

02:01:25.500 And then get right back in.

02:01:26.400 It's nice and cool.

02:01:27.120 So I love that.

02:01:27.660 Here's what other things do.

02:01:28.320 And I don't know if you know this.

02:01:29.540 It might not even have said this in your papers.

02:01:31.020 But you can have it just like say you're done with the game.

02:01:34.220 The game's over.

02:01:34.940 Yeah, yeah.

02:01:35.320 And you're at the field and you go, oh, man, I'm not going to walk all this whole parking lot to carry this baseball stuff to the car, am I?

02:01:43.120 Nope.

02:01:43.680 And the car will come to you.

02:01:44.880 You can summon your automobile.

02:01:46.060 And the car will come to you.

02:01:46.740 That's another interesting thing.

02:01:48.560 Bonus.

02:01:48.780 Almost certainly use.

02:01:50.640 So all these are features that would make me be interested in a Tesla with trepidation because I don't think I love the idea.

02:01:57.700 So what do I do?

02:01:58.780 Right.

02:01:59.040 I could buy a Tesla and try to figure it out.

02:02:01.680 Or they just came out with this new lease program.

02:02:04.200 Oh.

02:02:04.600 And it's Texas and California.

02:02:05.900 Someone sent it to me.

02:02:06.460 I'm like, this is actually really interesting because one of the lease terms is a year.

02:02:10.680 Okay.

02:02:10.980 Two to three hundred bucks a month for a year for a used Tesla.

02:02:15.760 That's not too bad, but except whatever it costs to charge and everything, I'm told that that's not free.

02:02:23.320 I would assume that charging it was free, but it's not.

02:02:25.940 It's not free, but it's supposed to be cheaper than gas.

02:02:28.620 Who knows if that's actually accurate.

02:02:29.720 Okay.

02:02:30.120 But whatever.

02:02:30.800 The point is I like the idea.

02:02:32.980 A couple hundred bucks.

02:02:33.720 It's almost like a long-term rental.

02:02:35.040 I'll try it.

02:02:35.400 Sure.

02:02:35.600 Let's see if I actually like this thing.

02:02:37.120 It is.

02:02:38.220 Well, let's just say after you put your money in and you send them your deposit,

02:02:43.440 let's just say the two to three hundred dollar cost seems to multiply by multiple times.

02:02:48.500 Oh.

02:02:48.880 It doesn't seem to be anywhere near two to three hundred dollars a month.

02:02:51.560 Oh, really?

02:02:52.380 And now they're like, well, we're, oh my God, I just want to cancel this thing now.

02:02:55.880 And they're like, well, we're not, we can't send you back.

02:02:57.580 It's a non-refundable deposit.

02:03:00.000 So that type of stuff drives you crazy.

02:03:02.340 Like I'm trying to have an experience with this company and I think overall it's a good company.

02:03:06.760 I like Elon Musk.

02:03:07.720 Like, no, I'm not complaining about it, but it's like, just be upfront with me.

02:03:11.740 Tell me what the hell I'm going to be paying.

02:03:13.560 And then don't wait to reveal the actual payment until after I've given you money that you won't refund.

02:03:19.100 That is an interesting approach as to get customers long term.

02:03:22.680 Maybe you could scam them into one deal or a couple thousand dollars.

02:03:26.900 Yeah.

02:03:27.080 But like, I'm not going to want to go back to Tesla after that.

02:03:30.240 If this holds up, I'm arguing with them.

02:03:31.800 Once they give, once you've already agreed to the limited time license for driving access from Tesla, you're good to go.

02:03:39.560 All right.

02:03:39.860 That's a good point.

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02:05:05.860 Brooks Turner is a 35-year-old dad, and he held his preschooler daughter, Ayla, in his arms as he walked away from the scene of a Minneapolis shooting that is breaking today.

02:05:27.480 He said he was told all students were in a church for an all-school mass when the shooting started.

02:05:33.320 But Ayla and the other pre-K students were in a room below.

02:05:37.980 Thankfully, she survived.

02:05:39.560 Ayla said she heard banging and hid in a play kitchen before she was evacuated.

02:05:47.460 So thank God at least there's one story there that's hope.

02:05:52.160 But it paints a picture of how terrible a situation this is, hiding in a play kitchen.

02:05:56.480 I mean, good God Almighty.

02:05:57.340 Please protect these families and these people that are there and going through this situation.

02:06:05.960 It's going to be a tough rest of the day.

02:06:09.040 Hopefully, we have the best outcome possible.

02:06:11.900 Jeffy, thanks for joining me today, man.

02:06:13.600 We're going to be actually doing a show next week together as well here on the radio program.

02:06:16.920 Awesome.

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