The Glenn Beck Program - September 04, 2018


'Pre-Ordering Outrage'? - 9⧸4⧸18


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 50 minutes

Words per Minute

150.62917

Word Count

16,603

Sentence Count

1,243

Misogynist Sentences

43

Hate Speech Sentences

48


Summary

Glenn Beck: How did we get to where we are today? Why are we so brainwashed? Why do we have to be a victim? What is the difference between a Marxist and a communist?


Transcript

00:00:00.740 Glenn Beck.
00:00:02.840 Well, have you looked at the news and thought to yourself, what the hell is going on?
00:00:07.780 Have you looked at the news and tried to figure out, how did we get here?
00:00:13.880 What, what, how, how do we not even know what the truth is anymore?
00:00:22.160 How can we be living at a time where you don't even know how to navigate
00:00:26.780 because what was totally acceptable yesterday can be, can be something that you get fired for tomorrow?
00:00:37.860 Colin Kaepernick.
00:00:41.160 Colin Kaepernick.
00:00:42.720 I'm trying to figure out what he sacrificed, how he could possibly be compared to Muhammad Ali
00:00:50.040 and how Nike can flush millions, if not billions of dollars worth of stock market value
00:00:58.880 overnight with an ad campaign that will alienate half of the American audience.
00:01:06.540 And they'll have backbone.
00:01:09.420 How can we see this so differently as people?
00:01:14.280 Well, there's two words that explain almost everything and it's cultural Marxism.
00:01:22.260 Now, cultural Marxism sounds made up, but actually it is a thing.
00:01:27.680 It's an idea that a few Marxists at the Frankfurt School in Germany
00:01:32.640 dreamed up as a way to bring about Karl Marx's dream after they were frustrated
00:01:37.560 that the worldwide proletariat revolution didn't break out.
00:01:42.400 This is right after World War II.
00:01:44.540 And they started looking at America.
00:01:46.160 They're like, they're driving these big, huge cars.
00:01:49.180 Everybody's got a house.
00:01:50.380 These people aren't going to stand up and revolt.
00:01:53.420 They're not going to.
00:01:54.560 Capitalism is winning.
00:01:58.280 They didn't know what to do.
00:02:00.820 And so they got together in Frankfurt School in Germany in about 1959.
00:02:05.840 And they said, OK, so we have to come up with a way to let people know how oppressed they are.
00:02:15.900 They're so oppressed in those big, huge Cadillacs with the giant fins.
00:02:20.660 They don't even know they're oppressed.
00:02:22.780 They believed the world was too brainwashed on capitalism, so they needed to deprogram everyone.
00:02:32.660 And they they had to make everyone first question reality.
00:02:37.260 Now, this has been going on for a very long time, but we are in its final phase now.
00:02:42.420 Truth, facts, none of it mattered.
00:02:45.060 So long as everyone began to doubt the system.
00:02:48.380 Now, it has taken them decades to get here.
00:02:52.460 But this is what's happening to us.
00:02:55.880 It's critical theory.
00:02:57.920 Cultural Marxists, they call it critical theory, you know, to deprogram your evil little capitalist brain
00:03:04.560 and all that centers around the criticism of the Western culture.
00:03:09.580 And it goes like this.
00:03:10.920 The Western capitalist society is a culture of domination.
00:03:14.220 But only the Marxists can liberate you.
00:03:19.480 Cultural Marxists from the Frankfurt School using critical theory.
00:03:23.220 They were the ones who first talked about climate change and environmentalism.
00:03:29.260 Why?
00:03:30.480 To show the Western world is is dominating nature.
00:03:36.880 They were the ones who brought up feminists because, of course, Western society dominates women.
00:03:43.080 They claim to be advocates for African Americans because Western society dominates minorities.
00:03:51.540 All of this, all of this was complete bullcrap that didn't matter.
00:03:57.180 So long as people eventually began to view themselves as victims and felt dominated.
00:04:04.240 Do you remember when we were originally going into into some of this?
00:04:09.880 I remember growing up and hearing my my mom and my dad and my grandparents talk about a victim culture.
00:04:15.980 What are we doing?
00:04:17.040 We're making everybody into a victim.
00:04:18.920 Well, now we're there.
00:04:21.980 If you say anything on campus.
00:04:25.760 You can be a victim.
00:04:28.220 They've actually changed the meaning of trauma.
00:04:31.240 Trauma used to be something that everyone could agree on that that could happen and everyone would have their life disrupted.
00:04:42.520 But we understood that trauma could be dealt with.
00:04:46.380 Now, there's no trauma that can be dealt with.
00:04:49.820 Now we have to protect you from trauma.
00:04:52.600 Trauma is no longer a severe brain injury.
00:04:57.440 Trauma can be anything.
00:04:58.520 I had a rough childhood.
00:05:01.240 We were poor.
00:05:02.160 And now you're bringing up poor people and you're traumatizing me.
00:05:06.780 I'm a victim.
00:05:10.640 Concepts like individualism and free market.
00:05:14.480 They knew would fade away.
00:05:17.020 Opening the door for a Marxist takeover.
00:05:19.940 That is what cultural Marxism is.
00:05:23.380 This is where we're headed.
00:05:24.860 This is where we are.
00:05:26.020 And we need to educate ourselves on it.
00:05:30.080 Let me give you an example.
00:05:31.900 You've read Tom Clancy.
00:05:33.260 Have you ever read Tom Clancy?
00:05:35.200 We all know.
00:05:36.320 I mean, Tom Clancy, Jack Ryan is his main character.
00:05:40.420 And Jack Ryan is about as American as you can get.
00:05:43.300 Right?
00:05:44.380 So now they have a new John Clancy, Jack Ryan series on Amazon Prime.
00:05:51.580 And it looks pretty cool.
00:05:53.500 Right?
00:05:54.520 It dropped on Friday.
00:05:56.840 Apparently, it's really, really great.
00:05:59.900 Unless you're a reader of Vanity Fair.
00:06:04.140 Vanity Fair thought in an article they published called Jack Ryan is a patriotic nightmare.
00:06:10.340 They thought it was over the top.
00:06:13.640 It's it's Jack Ryan.
00:06:16.040 It's a Clancy novel.
00:06:18.480 Now, here are some of the actual words from the article.
00:06:22.740 The author is critical of Jack Ryan's, quote, masculine American heroism.
00:06:28.340 Oh, my gosh, the horror.
00:06:32.340 If it wasn't for the masculine American male, we'd all be speaking German today.
00:06:39.380 He's a man.
00:06:41.080 He's unapologetically American.
00:06:43.980 And he's a hero.
00:06:46.600 Oh, pray tell me not.
00:06:49.840 I'll save you from any more of this dribble.
00:06:52.140 It's about 2000 words of more of the same.
00:06:55.340 Jack Ryan, a man, runs around saving the world with his evil whiteness and even more evil American flag.
00:07:03.160 In the end, you might actually feel patriotic.
00:07:06.820 Yes.
00:07:07.940 And there it is.
00:07:09.460 The cardinal sin for cultural Marxists.
00:07:12.780 Pride for your country.
00:07:15.460 It stops you from feeling as though you've been dominated.
00:07:19.620 You stop longing for a liberator.
00:07:21.840 These are the roots of the culture war that we are currently in.
00:07:27.620 And we must recognize it.
00:07:30.140 Call it by its name.
00:07:32.100 Do not play into the outrage.
00:07:35.280 Or we really will not recognize our country in the very near future.
00:07:41.060 It's Tuesday, September 4th.
00:07:47.740 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:07:50.640 Well, hello, Stu.
00:07:52.420 Welcome back, Glenn.
00:07:53.420 Thank you very much.
00:07:54.500 It's good to be back.
00:07:55.560 Good to be back.
00:07:56.400 Solve any global issues, climb any mountains.
00:07:59.840 No, no.
00:08:01.000 Read several books.
00:08:02.400 I've got several books that I want to tell you about that are great.
00:08:05.060 And we're going to have the authors on here in the next few days.
00:08:10.320 But I think there is something that has changed.
00:08:14.360 And it is this understanding, at least in the intellectual elite category of both the left and the right.
00:08:27.340 The classic liberal, the one who thought that they were a progressive the whole time, and then they went, oh, wait a minute.
00:08:35.600 No, I'm not.
00:08:36.360 Wait.
00:08:36.960 Hold it.
00:08:37.360 That's not what I was for.
00:08:39.820 Those people are starting to wake up and start to say, wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:08:44.940 Warning, warning, warning.
00:08:46.820 And there's enough evidence out there that shows what the real lies are.
00:08:53.240 And I want to talk about those coming up.
00:08:55.240 There's a new book out, came out today, The Coddling of the American Mind, which is fantastic, by Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukanoff.
00:09:04.940 And it talks about the three great lies that are happening right now.
00:09:10.800 And this particular book really talks about what to do as a parent.
00:09:15.580 And it's brilliant.
00:09:16.640 It's brilliant.
00:09:19.100 But we see things so differently now.
00:09:21.780 For instance, let me start with a recap of the funerals over the weekend.
00:09:26.120 Okay.
00:09:27.180 Since, first of all, let's talk about both of them.
00:09:30.440 Aretha Franklin and John McCain.
00:09:33.140 Both of them should have been dignified.
00:09:36.660 I mean, Aretha Franklin is a legend.
00:09:38.800 Just the fact that she took a song that was written about a guy coming home and wanting some sex.
00:09:50.520 Do you know that story?
00:09:52.520 The original story behind respect, it was written for a guy and originally sung by a guy.
00:09:59.400 I don't remember which guy it was.
00:10:01.620 And it was sung, man.
00:10:02.680 It was basically, look, I'm coming home.
00:10:04.940 You got to show me a little respect, meaning sex.
00:10:07.440 Okay.
00:10:07.980 I want sex from my wife.
00:10:09.660 This is an urban legend.
00:10:10.840 No, no, no.
00:10:10.980 This is true.
00:10:11.560 This is real.
00:10:11.760 This is true.
00:10:13.400 So she flipped that around.
00:10:14.920 She took that.
00:10:16.020 She flipped that around and she made it about real respect.
00:10:20.540 Okay.
00:10:21.300 I'm going out and I want real respect here.
00:10:24.980 It's remarkable.
00:10:26.700 Just a remarkable woman.
00:10:28.220 Her funeral was a circus in many ways.
00:10:35.540 First of all, Louis Farrakhan, there is absolutely no reason why anyone should have Louis Farrakhan or, and I'm sorry, sit on the same dais as Louis Farrakhan.
00:10:50.940 Can you imagine if there was a funeral and Richard Spencer was sitting at the end?
00:10:58.280 Do you think that any American president, any preacher would sit next to him?
00:11:05.520 No.
00:11:06.080 If they did, they'd be rejected.
00:11:09.060 Okay.
00:11:09.740 Here's a guy who is unbelievably racist, a guy who is plotting for the, and, and rooting for the death of the Western society and the rise of militant Islam to kill all white people.
00:11:26.180 Not to mention Jews.
00:11:27.520 Yeah.
00:11:27.840 He certainly wants that done.
00:11:29.480 Not to mention he basically admitted to getting someone killed earlier in his life.
00:11:35.440 Malcolm X.
00:11:35.780 Malcolm X.
00:11:36.680 So there was a, it seems like an iffy.
00:11:39.340 He's a little dicey.
00:11:40.420 Yeah.
00:11:40.680 He's a little dicey.
00:11:41.860 But then you put Bill Clinton up there with Ariana Grande, who he's got this creepy leer going on.
00:11:53.240 Oh yeah.
00:11:53.960 He liked that show.
00:11:54.780 I will say, I don't know what medicine that guy's taken, but it just doesn't end.
00:12:00.080 He seems to have an unending appetite.
00:12:02.460 It's incredible.
00:12:03.500 It's, and, and, and to be, to be doing that at the funeral for the woman who said, give me some respect, some respect, not sex, respect.
00:12:16.260 It's hard to take the respect thing seriously when you invite Bill Clinton.
00:12:20.320 And Louis Farrakhan.
00:12:21.100 And Louis Farrakhan.
00:12:21.920 Okay.
00:12:22.580 So then, then you have the preacher, the, the, you've got three preachers and only one of them is in trouble.
00:12:31.800 Okay.
00:12:33.460 First, you have the preacher who gets, gets a little handsy with Ariana.
00:12:40.860 Uh, and she, and he starts with this joke.
00:12:45.940 Go ahead and play Bishop gets handsy.
00:12:48.280 I've got to apologize because I have to brush up my 20 year old daughter tells me, dad, you are old at 60.
00:12:59.620 When I saw Ariana Grande on the program, I thought that was a new something at Taco Bell.
00:13:04.600 Girl, let me give you all your respect.
00:13:09.560 Let me give all your respect as he's, as he's reaching for her breasts.
00:13:13.080 Did y'all enjoy this icon?
00:13:13.720 She's an icon herself.
00:13:14.200 I mean, it's, it's a, it's a little, it's a little disconcerting.
00:13:17.740 So will he be called out for making a Taco Bell reference?
00:13:22.900 I mean, holy cow.
00:13:24.540 Can you imagine if Donald Trump would have said that?
00:13:28.540 It would have been the greatest scandal of all time.
00:13:31.700 Let alone saying that at Aretha Franklin's funeral.
00:13:35.700 Remember what a big deal it was when he ate a taco salad during the campaign?
00:13:39.860 He ate a taco salad and they took a picture of him and he said something like, you know, Hey, it was, you know, this is the best taco salad at Trump tower.
00:13:47.160 And everyone's like, Oh, he's insulting Mexicans.
00:13:49.740 It was like a big thing, but it doesn't start.
00:13:54.920 It doesn't stop there.
00:13:56.020 It gets much, much worse.
00:13:58.560 And to the point to where the one guy who's in trouble is the only guy who spoke the truth.
00:14:06.960 Cultural Marxism.
00:14:07.860 We'll get to that here in just a second.
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00:15:39.740 Okay, so the clergy member who is in trouble is not the one who is groping Ariana Grande on stage at a funeral.
00:15:55.680 Or saying that she's a Taco Bell item.
00:15:57.960 Right.
00:15:58.380 Not that one.
00:15:59.280 No.
00:15:59.660 Not Louis Farrakhan.
00:16:00.980 Not Louis Farrakhan.
00:16:02.160 The minister who is...
00:16:03.040 And not this guy.
00:16:04.640 Play Michael Eric Dyson.
00:16:06.980 Now listen to this.
00:16:07.840 From the Aretha Franklin.
00:16:09.900 We are black in Detroit.
00:16:12.060 We don't care.
00:16:13.360 Take your shoes off.
00:16:15.040 Dip it in the water.
00:16:16.460 Get baptized.
00:16:18.300 And then this orange apparition had the nerve to say she worked for him.
00:16:26.520 You lugubrious leech.
00:16:31.360 You dopey doppelganger of deceit and deviance.
00:16:36.400 You lethal liar.
00:16:38.740 You dim-witted dictator.
00:16:40.600 You foolish fascists.
00:16:43.300 She ain't worked for you.
00:16:45.400 She worked above you.
00:16:47.460 She worked beyond you.
00:16:49.760 Get your preposition right.
00:16:51.560 Stop.
00:16:52.500 So did you really hear anything about that other than the right media?
00:16:58.820 Did you hear really anything about that?
00:17:00.580 I mean, that's quite a mouthful there.
00:17:05.640 Somebody got a thesaurus for his birthday.
00:17:07.280 Yeah, he did.
00:17:07.800 He did in a rhyming dictionary.
00:17:11.360 I mean, what is the difference between this and Paul Wellstone's funeral?
00:17:17.040 Do you remember how ugly that was?
00:17:19.000 What was that?
00:17:19.480 25 years ago?
00:17:20.420 20 years ago?
00:17:21.420 Yeah.
00:17:21.660 Where this guy, you know, he's powerful, a very big progressive plane crash, right?
00:17:29.660 Yeah.
00:17:29.880 Dies suddenly and they turn it into a political rally.
00:17:34.680 It was ugly.
00:17:35.620 Okay, so the guy who's hands on Ariana Grande calls her, you know, a Taco Bell item.
00:17:46.340 Not in trouble.
00:17:47.480 Louis Farrakhan, not a problem.
00:17:49.480 In fact, let me show Andrea Mitchell.
00:17:52.320 Here's what she actually said about Louis Farrakhan.
00:17:55.400 It's interesting to see the panoply of civil rights leaders.
00:17:58.620 Of course, right there at the church, we see Reverend Al.
00:18:02.120 We see the Reverend Jesse Jackson, who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, but
00:18:08.040 is so close to Aretha Franklin and is part of that legacy.
00:18:12.540 Bill Clinton, of course, there and is going to give one of the eulogies.
00:18:16.800 And also the Reverend Farrakhan, a very controversial leader from the Nation of Islam, who is also
00:18:23.720 there.
00:18:24.700 So it's an inclusive group.
00:18:25.940 We can see also on screen some of that.
00:18:28.180 It's an inclusive group.
00:18:29.860 It's an inclusive group.
00:18:34.260 No, could you just give me the definition of panoply?
00:18:38.300 Yes, a complete or impressive collection of things.
00:18:41.280 A splendid display.
00:18:42.860 Okay.
00:18:43.620 All right.
00:18:44.260 A complete collection of things.
00:18:49.920 Well, where is, I don't know, Franklin Graham?
00:18:55.680 Where's anybody that disagrees with Sharpton and Jackson and Farrakhan?
00:19:03.520 That's not a smorgasbord.
00:19:06.160 Right.
00:19:06.540 That's, hey, come on.
00:19:07.740 You've got meat, meat, and meat.
00:19:09.740 You got everything you need.
00:19:10.860 Your three fruit groups.
00:19:12.160 Meat, meat, meat.
00:19:13.160 No.
00:19:14.000 No.
00:19:15.280 They're all exactly the same.
00:19:17.720 They're all coming from the same direction.
00:19:20.220 They're all cultural Marxists.
00:19:24.240 And on top of it, one of them is a real racist anti-Semite.
00:19:31.200 Is it okay to call someone who wants to kill all white people and all Jews a civil rights
00:19:38.260 leader?
00:19:39.220 No, I don't think so.
00:19:41.420 I don't think so.
00:19:43.020 All right.
00:19:44.000 So, and when did Bill Clinton become a civil rights leader?
00:19:47.780 But they're not in trouble.
00:19:49.260 As you just heard, NBC's fine with that.
00:19:52.140 Who's the guy in trouble?
00:19:54.120 I'll play that next.
00:19:59.900 I want to thank you so much for tuning in today.
00:20:02.560 It's good to be back off of vacation.
00:20:05.360 We have a great fall season lined up for you with some really incredible guests and topics
00:20:12.280 that we've been working on for quite some time that I think you're really going to be
00:20:16.160 excited about coming up next hour.
00:20:18.340 I have some exciting things to share with you.
00:20:20.700 And we have a new book come out.
00:20:22.240 Is it next week or the week after?
00:20:24.120 Two weeks from today, right?
00:20:24.640 Two weeks from today.
00:20:25.340 Yeah.
00:20:27.000 Addicted to Outrage just got the first copy in.
00:20:29.620 You've got a copy.
00:20:30.720 I've got a copy.
00:20:32.740 And it is, it's really good.
00:20:35.360 We worked really hard on this.
00:20:37.200 I, you know, it's, who was it?
00:20:40.400 Was it Jonah Goldberg that said, if you haven't learned something?
00:20:44.860 Yeah.
00:20:45.320 When you start a book, if you have, if you don't change it by the end, then you're not
00:20:48.640 doing it the right way.
00:20:49.600 You should be learning things as you're writing the book with so much research and all the
00:20:52.820 work that you're putting into it.
00:20:53.720 It should actually change your beginning thesis a little bit.
00:20:57.020 So it changed so much that I've written this twice.
00:21:01.320 I wrote it, finished it, and then went back and went, it's not right.
00:21:05.360 It's, it's just not right.
00:21:07.040 Went back again.
00:21:08.200 And I would still like to rewrite it because I'm learning so much on this topic.
00:21:14.060 But it'll help bring you up to speed on what I think the real issue is here in America.
00:21:19.620 And, um, the, the hidden pitfalls, we are legitimately addicted to outrage and science proves it out.
00:21:31.620 And once you are, once you're addicted, you're a slave to it.
00:21:37.300 Uh, and, and outrage stops you from thinking.
00:21:42.360 It puts you into fight or flight.
00:21:45.260 And what we're doing is fighting.
00:21:47.420 And I'm not saying that you retreat.
00:21:49.480 There is no flight on this one.
00:21:51.760 It's just understand the addiction that you're going through right now because of social media.
00:21:57.240 And the book explains all of it and shows all of the science, but that's only really the first couple of chapters.
00:22:02.020 The rest of it is about, here's, here's what we should be talking about.
00:22:07.400 These are the big issues.
00:22:08.680 And these are the things that will bring us back together.
00:22:11.580 Right now we're living in a society that is, we care about all of the, the little things.
00:22:18.960 We'll fight to death over the little things, the meaningless things of life.
00:22:25.740 But when it comes to the truth, the big principles, doesn't seem like it matters.
00:22:33.280 Truth doesn't matter.
00:22:35.340 Uh, uh, principles don't matter.
00:22:38.420 Big concepts don't matter.
00:22:40.860 Nothing matters, but we'll fight to death over the little things.
00:22:44.200 So let me give you this example of, of the outrage at, um, uh, Aretha Franklin's funeral.
00:22:52.360 We just showed you the outrage about racism is, is bogus with many people.
00:23:00.660 They're not truly outraged.
00:23:02.540 Otherwise you would have been truly outraged by the pastor, uh, calling Arianna Grande, uh, a taco bell item.
00:23:12.100 Okay.
00:23:13.000 That it, doesn't that fall into the cries of racism that we've heard for so long?
00:23:18.880 Of course it does.
00:23:20.180 So that shows that outrage isn't real.
00:23:22.900 The me too movement.
00:23:24.620 You have Bill Clinton ogling Ariana Grande, and then you have the preacher grabbing her breasts.
00:23:34.800 Not a problem.
00:23:35.920 You, you, you have no outrage really for that.
00:23:43.540 You have no real outrage for, uh, people who are actually preaching hatred.
00:23:49.480 Oh, no words, hateful words.
00:23:52.500 Those, those words, those are dangerous.
00:23:55.140 Otherwise you wouldn't have Louis Farrakhan there.
00:23:57.860 So who's the one guy that is in trouble?
00:24:00.920 The one guy who spoke actual principles and truth.
00:24:09.240 Now you can make the case that maybe this wasn't appropriate at Aretha Franklin's funeral,
00:24:14.420 but if the rest of it was, I can't see why this isn't.
00:24:19.480 Here's a woman who fought for respect.
00:24:22.060 The point of this sermon is we have to respect ourselves as a race.
00:24:32.120 We have to respect our lives.
00:24:35.220 If we're going to expect others to respect us, listen to the words.
00:24:42.340 This is the only guy that's truly in trouble for speaking at Aretha Franklin's funeral.
00:24:47.420 Black America has lost its soul.
00:24:54.200 The one thing that black America needs today, more than anything else,
00:25:01.680 is to come back home to God.
00:25:05.980 We lost our soul.
00:25:10.040 Where is your soul, black man?
00:25:12.060 As I look in your house, there are no fathers in the home no more.
00:25:21.320 Where is your soul?
00:25:24.300 Seventy percent of our households are led by our precious, proud, fine black women.
00:25:33.440 But as proud, beautiful, and fine as our black women are,
00:25:41.060 one thing a black woman cannot do,
00:25:44.200 a black woman cannot raise a black boy to be a man.
00:25:52.960 She can't do that.
00:25:55.480 She can't do that.
00:25:58.080 She can't do that.
00:25:59.340 Black man, where is your soul?
00:26:06.240 A study was released not long ago by Tuskegee Institute,
00:26:11.040 and in this study, it showed how the Ku Klux Klan
00:26:14.640 has killed 3,446 black people
00:26:22.480 over an 86-year span of time.
00:26:29.940 That's an awful lot of black people for anybody to kill.
00:26:33.700 But the study also revealed
00:26:36.460 that black people
00:26:38.720 kill that number of black people
00:26:43.420 not once a year,
00:26:47.340 and not 86 years,
00:26:48.600 but every six months.
00:26:50.580 So you multiply it times two,
00:26:54.620 the 3,446,
00:26:56.760 that means
00:26:57.720 that we kill
00:26:59.500 6,000 plus
00:27:02.120 black people
00:27:03.780 every year.
00:27:05.600 And over
00:27:06.260 that 86-year span of time,
00:27:10.720 that equates
00:27:11.780 to us
00:27:12.860 killing among us
00:27:15.040 592,712 black people
00:27:22.320 are killed
00:27:23.360 by black people.
00:27:27.960 It amazes me
00:27:30.180 how it is
00:27:32.160 when the police
00:27:33.140 kills one of us.
00:27:37.500 We're ready to protest,
00:27:39.780 march,
00:27:41.160 destroy innocent property.
00:27:43.020 We're ready to loot,
00:27:45.820 steal,
00:27:46.680 whatever we want.
00:27:48.280 But when we
00:27:49.120 kill 100 of us,
00:27:52.220 nobody says anything.
00:27:56.960 Nobody does
00:27:58.680 anything.
00:28:01.340 Black on black crime,
00:28:04.080 we're all
00:28:05.160 doing time.
00:28:07.260 We're locked up
00:28:08.520 in our mind.
00:28:09.480 There's got to be
00:28:11.760 a better way.
00:28:14.040 Wow.
00:28:14.600 Okay.
00:28:15.160 Wow.
00:28:15.540 Tell me what was,
00:28:16.720 let's just go through
00:28:17.760 what he just said.
00:28:18.660 Now,
00:28:18.860 he's the guy
00:28:19.720 in trouble
00:28:20.500 for speaking
00:28:22.620 at Aretha Franklin's
00:28:23.780 funeral.
00:28:26.020 Why?
00:28:27.660 Well,
00:28:28.520 everybody had
00:28:29.540 an opinion.
00:28:31.140 The other preachers
00:28:32.180 all had an opinion.
00:28:33.300 They had an opinion
00:28:34.340 on Donald Trump.
00:28:35.800 They have an opinion
00:28:37.000 on Ariana Grande.
00:28:39.780 They all had
00:28:40.980 an opinion.
00:28:42.460 What he has
00:28:43.780 is perspective
00:28:45.220 and facts
00:28:47.560 that back up
00:28:48.740 the perspective.
00:28:50.800 Everybody's got
00:28:51.680 an opinion.
00:28:52.740 Everybody has
00:28:53.340 an armpit.
00:28:54.080 Doesn't mean I want
00:28:54.720 to smell yours.
00:28:56.460 Everyone
00:28:57.020 has an opinion.
00:28:59.160 Few people
00:28:59.960 have facts
00:29:01.160 and perspective
00:29:02.300 today.
00:29:03.960 Now,
00:29:04.640 let me ask you,
00:29:05.240 what is the bigger
00:29:06.780 problem
00:29:07.480 facing
00:29:09.020 black society
00:29:11.080 or really
00:29:11.660 just society?
00:29:13.740 Is it Donald
00:29:14.720 Trump?
00:29:16.420 That's a big one.
00:29:17.400 You could,
00:29:17.760 you could argue
00:29:18.280 that's a big one.
00:29:19.200 It's helping
00:29:20.320 or hurting
00:29:20.880 civilization.
00:29:21.760 You could argue
00:29:22.200 about it all day long
00:29:23.160 and it's a valid
00:29:24.240 argument.
00:29:25.920 But if Donald
00:29:26.820 Trump is,
00:29:27.600 you know,
00:29:27.920 a giant eagle
00:29:29.000 comes swooping
00:29:30.200 down from the sky
00:29:31.540 and lifts him up
00:29:33.260 and Gandalf
00:29:34.100 is riding
00:29:34.840 the back
00:29:35.480 of this eagle
00:29:36.120 and drops him
00:29:36.920 into,
00:29:37.660 you know,
00:29:38.460 a lake of fire,
00:29:40.020 do our problems
00:29:41.040 stop?
00:29:43.040 No,
00:29:43.600 I think they
00:29:43.980 actually get bigger.
00:29:45.280 Nobody told us
00:29:45.860 about the giant
00:29:46.520 eagles
00:29:46.920 and that Gandalf
00:29:47.580 was real.
00:29:49.000 It doesn't make
00:29:50.080 our country
00:29:52.220 any different.
00:29:53.760 We don't solve
00:29:54.600 anything by getting
00:29:55.780 rid of Donald
00:29:57.400 Trump.
00:29:57.880 We don't solve
00:29:58.380 anything.
00:29:58.660 I guarantee
00:29:59.940 you if Donald
00:30:01.180 Trump was hit
00:30:01.760 by a bus
00:30:02.180 today or
00:30:03.000 impeached,
00:30:04.340 the same
00:30:05.260 arguments are
00:30:06.220 going to be
00:30:06.760 happening except
00:30:07.940 this time it'll
00:30:08.640 be about Mike
00:30:09.180 Pence.
00:30:10.800 And if it
00:30:11.440 wasn't Mike
00:30:11.900 Pence,
00:30:12.220 it would be
00:30:12.680 Mitt Romney.
00:30:13.900 If it wasn't
00:30:14.420 Mitt Romney,
00:30:14.980 it'd be Ronald
00:30:15.380 Reagan.
00:30:16.580 And if it
00:30:17.220 wasn't Ronald
00:30:17.720 Reagan,
00:30:18.040 it would be
00:30:18.840 Bill Clinton.
00:30:20.380 And if it
00:30:20.700 wasn't Bill
00:30:21.140 Clinton,
00:30:21.520 it would be
00:30:21.920 Barack Obama.
00:30:24.900 Nothing
00:30:25.340 changes.
00:30:28.660 What's
00:30:29.060 the bigger
00:30:29.600 problem?
00:30:31.840 He talks
00:30:32.780 about fatherless
00:30:33.700 homes.
00:30:34.420 70% of
00:30:36.380 African-American
00:30:37.220 homes are
00:30:37.960 fatherless.
00:30:38.960 Do you realize
00:30:39.700 before the
00:30:40.220 Great Society
00:30:41.020 that wasn't
00:30:42.180 true?
00:30:44.320 Do you realize
00:30:45.560 that in,
00:30:46.140 I think it was
00:30:46.580 1960,
00:30:48.660 African-American
00:30:49.440 homes were
00:30:50.500 the most
00:30:51.380 stable of
00:30:52.360 all homes?
00:30:54.520 What happened?
00:30:56.360 How'd that
00:30:57.100 fall apart?
00:30:58.660 Can we
00:30:59.700 talk about
00:31:00.140 that?
00:31:03.080 He says
00:31:03.960 women cannot
00:31:04.840 raise a
00:31:05.500 man.
00:31:05.920 Oh my
00:31:06.180 gosh,
00:31:06.560 how
00:31:06.820 controversial.
00:31:08.240 No,
00:31:08.760 actually,
00:31:09.380 no,
00:31:09.680 it's not.
00:31:10.860 A role
00:31:11.520 model is
00:31:12.360 really
00:31:12.980 important.
00:31:14.760 Why do
00:31:15.000 we have
00:31:15.180 big brothers
00:31:15.560 and big
00:31:15.900 sisters?
00:31:17.900 Why do
00:31:18.880 people say,
00:31:19.620 well,
00:31:19.760 we need to
00:31:20.220 have somebody,
00:31:21.260 you know,
00:31:21.440 we need to
00:31:21.840 have a
00:31:22.180 woman out
00:31:22.700 there to
00:31:23.260 show other
00:31:23.860 women.
00:31:24.080 Role
00:31:24.560 models are
00:31:25.160 important.
00:31:27.100 A woman
00:31:27.640 cannot
00:31:28.660 model
00:31:29.940 a man.
00:31:32.840 Just like
00:31:33.620 a man
00:31:34.220 cannot
00:31:34.920 model
00:31:35.820 a lady
00:31:36.660 for your
00:31:37.660 children.
00:31:38.960 You're
00:31:39.560 watching your
00:31:40.320 mother.
00:31:41.240 That's how
00:31:41.900 a woman
00:31:43.180 behaves.
00:31:45.000 That's what
00:31:45.620 a boy
00:31:47.000 grows up
00:31:47.800 saying,
00:31:48.260 I want to
00:31:48.780 marry
00:31:49.140 someone like
00:31:50.160 that.
00:31:50.980 Whether they
00:31:51.460 like it or
00:31:51.960 not,
00:31:52.280 they do.
00:31:52.960 And the
00:31:53.280 same with
00:31:53.820 the girls.
00:31:54.320 they marry
00:31:55.600 their
00:31:55.840 fathers.
00:31:58.880 Okay.
00:32:01.440 What he's
00:32:02.180 saying here
00:32:02.720 is we
00:32:03.520 need a
00:32:03.840 role model
00:32:04.260 in the
00:32:04.560 house.
00:32:05.380 But that's
00:32:06.080 not what's
00:32:07.040 heard.
00:32:07.680 How dare
00:32:08.400 you say
00:32:08.900 women can't
00:32:09.580 raise a
00:32:09.960 man?
00:32:11.000 Excuse me?
00:32:12.820 How dare
00:32:13.800 you say
00:32:14.540 it's
00:32:15.340 different?
00:32:19.920 Perspective.
00:32:20.400 Klan
00:32:22.520 has killed
00:32:23.280 3,400
00:32:23.880 people over
00:32:25.100 86 years.
00:32:26.420 Horrible.
00:32:27.360 Not to
00:32:28.100 diminish the
00:32:29.480 horror of
00:32:30.460 the Klan
00:32:30.980 because it's
00:32:31.640 more than
00:32:31.960 just killing.
00:32:33.080 It's terror.
00:32:36.960 But he
00:32:37.780 says,
00:32:38.320 if we
00:32:38.900 really care
00:32:39.760 about things,
00:32:41.080 what about
00:32:41.880 black-on-black
00:32:42.640 crime?
00:32:43.800 In 86
00:32:44.460 years,
00:32:44.940 3,400
00:32:45.440 people and
00:32:46.660 terror.
00:32:47.600 But what
00:32:48.060 about the
00:32:48.540 terror of
00:32:49.080 living in
00:32:49.800 inner cities?
00:32:50.820 What about
00:32:51.160 the terror
00:32:51.800 of living
00:32:52.960 in an
00:32:53.480 African-American
00:32:54.260 community
00:32:55.000 in the
00:32:55.740 worst part
00:32:56.460 of Chicago?
00:32:58.560 In those
00:32:59.260 same 86
00:32:59.860 years,
00:33:00.720 592,712
00:33:05.140 blacks were
00:33:05.800 killed by
00:33:06.340 blacks.
00:33:06.960 And the
00:33:07.300 same can be
00:33:07.720 said about
00:33:08.020 those areas
00:33:09.100 as well.
00:33:09.640 You think
00:33:10.200 terror doesn't
00:33:11.200 exist for
00:33:11.640 those mothers
00:33:12.160 with their
00:33:12.720 kids going
00:33:13.140 to school
00:33:13.500 in those
00:33:13.780 areas?
00:33:14.160 It does.
00:33:14.780 I know.
00:33:15.680 And it
00:33:16.120 doesn't
00:33:16.580 diminish
00:33:17.140 police
00:33:17.680 brutality.
00:33:18.840 It
00:33:19.080 doesn't
00:33:19.500 diminish
00:33:19.920 sexism.
00:33:21.080 It
00:33:21.380 doesn't
00:33:21.740 diminish
00:33:22.100 racism.
00:33:24.280 It's
00:33:24.840 saying,
00:33:25.520 let's
00:33:25.620 get things
00:33:26.320 into
00:33:26.680 perspective
00:33:27.360 here.
00:33:28.820 I mean,
00:33:29.660 you can
00:33:29.820 look at
00:33:30.040 it this
00:33:30.600 way.
00:33:31.000 If you
00:33:31.280 were to
00:33:31.520 be able
00:33:32.040 to reduce
00:33:33.000 black-on-black
00:33:33.640 violence by
00:33:34.460 10%,
00:33:35.520 or you
00:33:38.060 could pick
00:33:38.640 eliminating
00:33:40.280 completely
00:33:41.000 police-on-black
00:33:42.620 violence,
00:33:43.320 you would be
00:33:44.640 much better
00:33:45.520 off keeping
00:33:46.880 the police
00:33:47.520 on black
00:33:48.000 violence and
00:33:49.080 getting rid
00:33:49.460 of 10%
00:33:49.980 of the
00:33:50.220 black-on-black
00:33:50.680 violence,
00:33:51.080 a lot more
00:33:51.460 black people
00:33:51.860 would be
00:33:52.100 alive.
00:33:52.900 If you had
00:33:53.600 those two
00:33:53.960 things to
00:33:54.340 choose from,
00:33:55.300 the right
00:33:55.980 one to do
00:33:56.520 would be to
00:33:56.960 just take a
00:33:58.480 little bit
00:33:58.920 away.
00:33:59.360 And here's
00:33:59.720 the good
00:33:59.940 thing.
00:34:01.240 Nobody's
00:34:01.680 making you
00:34:02.060 choose.
00:34:02.820 We can do
00:34:03.300 all of those
00:34:03.800 things.
00:34:04.800 But you
00:34:05.200 have to be
00:34:05.980 willing to
00:34:06.600 talk about
00:34:07.540 it.
00:34:08.600 And we
00:34:09.180 don't.
00:34:10.080 Because no
00:34:10.720 one is
00:34:10.980 actually concerned
00:34:12.200 about the
00:34:12.660 problems.
00:34:13.740 One other
00:34:14.080 minor thing,
00:34:14.620 I mean,
00:34:14.800 I know funerals
00:34:15.460 are different
00:34:15.880 around different
00:34:16.920 cultures,
00:34:17.280 but we heard
00:34:17.840 about how
00:34:18.240 bad Donald
00:34:19.000 Trump was
00:34:19.860 and how
00:34:21.000 about black
00:34:22.700 on black
00:34:23.080 violence.
00:34:24.280 Didn't she
00:34:24.880 die of
00:34:25.200 pancreatic
00:34:25.860 cancer?
00:34:26.580 Like,
00:34:26.780 did I miss
00:34:27.580 a story
00:34:27.940 where Aretha
00:34:28.360 Franklin was
00:34:28.840 murdered by
00:34:29.500 Donald Trump
00:34:30.160 or killed
00:34:31.200 by a police
00:34:31.880 officer?
00:34:32.620 Was that
00:34:32.980 she died of
00:34:34.140 pancreatic
00:34:34.880 cancer?
00:34:35.440 It was just
00:34:36.200 one of a
00:34:36.560 bunch of
00:34:36.820 speeches.
00:34:37.600 You know,
00:34:37.840 I have to
00:34:38.220 tell you,
00:34:38.640 I have to
00:34:39.020 tell you,
00:34:40.420 we'll take
00:34:41.660 that on after
00:34:42.360 I address
00:34:43.620 the McCain
00:34:44.240 funeral.
00:34:44.760 And that's
00:34:45.560 coming up.
00:34:46.540 Now,
00:34:46.740 for most
00:34:47.120 Americans,
00:34:48.020 their home
00:34:48.400 is the
00:34:48.920 biggest
00:34:49.280 investment
00:34:49.840 you're
00:34:50.260 ever going
00:34:50.780 to make.
00:34:51.700 That's
00:34:52.180 why we
00:34:52.540 have
00:34:52.800 Mercury
00:34:53.320 Real
00:34:53.740 Estates
00:34:54.300 Real
00:34:54.940 Estate
00:34:55.540 Agents
00:34:56.220 I
00:34:56.480 Trust
00:34:56.980 dot com.
00:34:58.000 Working
00:34:58.500 with a
00:34:58.840 right agent
00:34:59.400 can make
00:34:59.780 a significant
00:35:00.660 difference in
00:35:01.280 the outcome
00:35:01.800 of buying
00:35:02.360 or selling
00:35:02.860 a home.
00:35:03.260 We have
00:35:03.440 a thousand
00:35:04.120 agents all
00:35:04.780 over America
00:35:05.360 who are
00:35:05.760 just like
00:35:06.300 you.
00:35:06.640 Their word
00:35:07.000 is their
00:35:07.280 bond.
00:35:08.060 They're
00:35:08.180 fans of
00:35:08.960 the show.
00:35:09.580 They share
00:35:10.040 your
00:35:10.280 sensibilities.
00:35:11.140 They're
00:35:11.320 looking for
00:35:12.240 a fair
00:35:13.400 deal.
00:35:13.800 They want
00:35:14.280 the most
00:35:14.680 amount of
00:35:15.060 money,
00:35:15.280 but they
00:35:15.460 don't want
00:35:15.680 to rip
00:35:15.920 anybody off
00:35:16.580 and they
00:35:17.060 want the
00:35:17.360 best price.
00:35:18.680 But again,
00:35:19.680 they don't want
00:35:20.840 to rip
00:35:21.140 anybody off
00:35:21.700 the homeowner.
00:35:22.760 Everybody
00:35:23.040 needs to
00:35:23.640 win.
00:35:24.000 realestateagentsitrust.com
00:35:26.580 These are
00:35:27.060 hand-selected
00:35:28.180 agents that
00:35:28.860 have been
00:35:29.060 fully vetted.
00:35:30.260 They know
00:35:30.740 the area
00:35:32.000 that you
00:35:32.440 are in.
00:35:33.280 They know
00:35:33.660 how much
00:35:34.060 your home
00:35:34.460 is worth.
00:35:35.040 They're not
00:35:35.320 just going
00:35:35.660 to list
00:35:36.080 it.
00:35:36.300 They will
00:35:36.580 help you
00:35:37.280 do the
00:35:38.240 things to
00:35:38.680 your house
00:35:39.200 and make
00:35:39.620 the suggestions
00:35:40.200 to do
00:35:40.680 things to
00:35:41.100 your house
00:35:41.480 that will
00:35:42.080 increase
00:35:42.640 its value
00:35:43.320 and then
00:35:43.920 they're
00:35:44.060 going to
00:35:44.200 get it
00:35:44.460 sold on
00:35:44.980 time and
00:35:45.980 for the
00:35:46.260 most amount
00:35:46.680 of money.
00:35:47.540 You want
00:35:47.740 to sell
00:35:47.980 your house?
00:35:48.480 realestateagentsitrust.com
00:35:50.800 Put them to
00:35:51.280 the test.
00:35:53.760 realestateagentsitrust.com
00:35:55.040 I have some
00:35:59.100 really exciting
00:35:59.620 things to
00:36:00.200 share with you
00:36:00.960 coming up in
00:36:01.600 just a few
00:36:02.900 minutes.
00:36:03.240 Also,
00:36:04.160 we found out
00:36:04.940 when we're
00:36:05.260 announcing the
00:36:06.000 tour.
00:36:07.460 I'm going
00:36:07.780 out
00:36:08.180 coming up
00:36:10.700 in six
00:36:12.040 minutes or
00:36:12.460 ten minutes.
00:36:13.440 Okay, I guess
00:36:14.060 in ten minutes
00:36:14.600 we're going to
00:36:15.000 be announcing
00:36:15.600 a tour.
00:36:17.000 I haven't
00:36:17.280 done a
00:36:18.040 tour in
00:36:19.420 probably five
00:36:20.100 or six
00:36:20.500 years and
00:36:22.820 we're going
00:36:23.340 to, I
00:36:24.720 don't know
00:36:25.000 how many
00:36:25.320 cities, ten
00:36:25.920 or twelve
00:36:26.680 cities across
00:36:28.280 the country.
00:36:29.060 It is coming
00:36:29.460 this fall.
00:36:30.960 Tickets are
00:36:31.240 going to be
00:36:31.520 available.
00:36:32.180 We're going
00:36:32.480 to announce
00:36:33.020 those cities
00:36:34.180 when we
00:36:35.260 come back.
00:36:36.060 Stand
00:36:36.180 by.
00:36:40.260 Glenn
00:36:40.820 Beck.
00:36:42.180 Judges in
00:36:42.800 California have
00:36:44.060 ordered now
00:36:44.660 Sherwin-Williams,
00:36:45.680 the paint
00:36:46.040 company, to
00:36:46.680 pay hundreds
00:36:47.160 of millions
00:36:47.800 of dollars
00:36:48.280 for dangerous
00:36:49.280 advertising.
00:36:50.940 Now, some
00:36:51.240 of their
00:36:51.460 advertisements
00:36:52.020 were for
00:36:52.500 products that
00:36:52.960 included lead
00:36:53.800 paint.
00:36:54.940 All right.
00:36:56.180 Well, lead
00:36:56.560 paint was
00:36:57.000 banned in
00:36:57.400 1977 and
00:36:58.480 for good
00:36:58.800 reason.
00:36:59.600 So it's
00:37:00.060 fair to say
00:37:00.620 that a
00:37:00.920 company
00:37:01.140 shouldn't be
00:37:01.600 advertising
00:37:02.140 a product
00:37:02.920 that is
00:37:03.320 dangerous to
00:37:03.820 the public,
00:37:04.260 right?
00:37:04.620 I mean,
00:37:04.900 you know,
00:37:06.120 but that's
00:37:06.480 not what's
00:37:06.760 happening here.
00:37:08.280 Sherwin-Williams
00:37:09.140 stopped
00:37:09.560 marketing lead
00:37:10.440 paint in
00:37:11.380 1943.
00:37:12.840 okay?
00:37:15.100 1943,
00:37:16.200 34 years
00:37:17.980 before it
00:37:18.720 was banned.
00:37:19.980 The judges
00:37:20.980 are basing
00:37:21.600 charges against
00:37:22.340 Sherwin-Williams
00:37:23.140 on ads that
00:37:23.980 ran in the
00:37:24.540 Los Angeles
00:37:25.040 time and
00:37:26.260 San Diego
00:37:26.900 Union in
00:37:28.260 1904.
00:37:31.500 Everybody
00:37:32.180 involved in
00:37:33.240 the campaign,
00:37:34.460 everybody who
00:37:35.080 made the
00:37:35.860 paint and
00:37:36.780 painted with
00:37:37.520 the paint,
00:37:38.060 they're all
00:37:38.540 dead.
00:37:39.040 Okay?
00:37:41.540 Now,
00:37:42.500 I'm for
00:37:43.400 companies being
00:37:44.180 held accountable
00:37:44.940 for dangerous
00:37:45.760 or misleading
00:37:46.520 advertising,
00:37:47.700 but this feels
00:37:48.860 kind of like a
00:37:49.860 reach,
00:37:50.460 maybe.
00:37:51.160 I mean,
00:37:51.500 just a little
00:37:51.980 bit.
00:37:52.940 The scientific
00:37:53.720 proof didn't
00:37:55.040 even exist in
00:37:56.320 1904.
00:37:58.100 If the science
00:37:59.040 didn't exist,
00:38:00.140 there certainly
00:38:00.640 weren't any laws
00:38:01.660 regarding lead
00:38:03.220 in paint.
00:38:04.640 They changed
00:38:05.540 the law in
00:38:06.320 1977.
00:38:07.480 Oh,
00:38:10.180 you remember
00:38:10.540 when kids
00:38:11.060 put plastic
00:38:11.700 bags over
00:38:12.240 their heads
00:38:12.640 and played
00:38:13.060 astronaut?
00:38:14.520 Okay,
00:38:14.820 that was
00:38:15.040 because we
00:38:15.380 were stupid.
00:38:16.080 We didn't
00:38:16.320 know any
00:38:16.720 better.
00:38:18.040 It's a little
00:38:18.420 ridiculous to
00:38:19.360 start finding
00:38:19.960 plastic companies
00:38:21.000 for something
00:38:21.680 so retroactive,
00:38:23.120 but this is a
00:38:24.020 much clearer
00:38:24.640 case.
00:38:26.180 A better
00:38:26.980 example is
00:38:27.640 seatbelts.
00:38:28.700 Cars have
00:38:29.160 been around
00:38:29.660 for a long
00:38:30.260 time before
00:38:31.760 the empirical
00:38:32.640 evidence came
00:38:33.560 out in favor
00:38:34.340 of using
00:38:34.880 seatbelts.
00:38:36.280 Seatbelts
00:38:36.820 weren't even
00:38:37.300 mandatory in
00:38:38.160 cars until
00:38:38.960 1968.
00:38:41.040 People weren't
00:38:41.580 required to
00:38:42.440 use them
00:38:42.980 until even
00:38:43.680 later.
00:38:45.240 All right,
00:38:45.960 well,
00:38:46.220 Tucker had
00:38:47.040 a seatbelt,
00:38:47.840 the first
00:38:48.080 car to have
00:38:48.560 a seatbelt
00:38:49.120 in the 1950s.
00:38:51.420 Should we
00:38:51.780 go back and
00:38:52.460 sue all the
00:38:52.980 car companies
00:38:53.700 for advertising
00:38:54.760 cars without
00:38:55.540 seatbelts?
00:38:57.780 Jan Jaffe is
00:38:59.000 the executive
00:38:59.400 vice president
00:39:00.020 of government
00:39:00.700 relations for
00:39:01.580 the Association
00:39:02.680 of National
00:39:03.600 Advertisers.
00:39:04.640 It's a trade
00:39:05.240 group of
00:39:05.700 marketers filed
00:39:06.940 a brief in
00:39:07.480 support of
00:39:08.080 Sherwin-Williams
00:39:08.820 and said,
00:39:09.580 quote,
00:39:09.920 you can't
00:39:10.640 demand
00:39:10.980 companies
00:39:11.580 have
00:39:12.160 clairvoyance.
00:39:14.380 It's the
00:39:15.200 precedent we're
00:39:15.940 concerned about
00:39:16.720 here.
00:39:17.380 We believe
00:39:17.960 that what
00:39:19.120 they're doing
00:39:20.300 in regard to
00:39:20.980 Sherwin-Williams
00:39:21.720 certainly will
00:39:23.000 apply to
00:39:23.640 many other
00:39:24.540 categories.
00:39:27.040 Wait a
00:39:27.740 minute,
00:39:27.940 if they pass
00:39:28.520 this,
00:39:29.460 could we
00:39:30.060 sue Barack
00:39:31.100 Obama for
00:39:32.000 being for
00:39:32.940 traditional
00:39:33.620 marriage?
00:39:34.320 marriage when
00:39:36.660 he was for
00:39:38.220 traditional
00:39:38.780 marriage before
00:39:40.300 it was cool to
00:39:42.360 be for same
00:39:43.900 sex marriage?
00:39:46.440 It boils down
00:39:47.740 to the balance
00:39:48.420 between justice
00:39:49.620 and mercy.
00:39:51.520 This is a
00:39:52.340 concept we talk
00:39:53.080 about in the
00:39:53.860 book that I've
00:39:54.500 written that's
00:39:55.120 coming out soon,
00:39:55.960 Addicted to
00:39:56.400 Outrage.
00:39:57.480 Justice,
00:39:58.540 meaning if you
00:39:59.080 break the law
00:40:00.040 or cut in line,
00:40:01.400 you're punished,
00:40:02.260 you're corrected.
00:40:02.740 justice is
00:40:04.240 essential in
00:40:05.180 society.
00:40:06.320 Without it,
00:40:06.780 civilizations
00:40:07.280 break down.
00:40:08.980 But also,
00:40:10.040 it has to be
00:40:10.840 balanced by
00:40:11.700 mercy.
00:40:14.560 Or the
00:40:15.240 state devolves
00:40:16.120 into a
00:40:16.800 communistic,
00:40:17.620 totalitarian,
00:40:18.760 Stalinist
00:40:19.360 state.
00:40:24.160 It's Tuesday,
00:40:25.420 September 4th.
00:40:26.780 This is the
00:40:27.500 Glenn Beck
00:40:27.940 program.
00:40:28.640 You gotta get
00:40:29.080 out of California.
00:40:30.200 You gotta get
00:40:30.860 out of California.
00:40:31.340 Have you heard
00:40:31.960 the latest
00:40:32.300 in California
00:40:32.920 on the
00:40:33.500 board of
00:40:34.300 directors for
00:40:35.000 companies?
00:40:36.120 You haven't
00:40:36.700 heard this?
00:40:37.360 Oh, this came
00:40:37.840 out last week.
00:40:38.840 I love this one.
00:40:40.600 Yeah, they're
00:40:41.400 gonna pass a law.
00:40:42.660 They're thinking
00:40:43.040 about passing a
00:40:43.820 law, making it
00:40:44.920 a requirement
00:40:45.760 that you include
00:40:46.960 women on the
00:40:47.840 board of directors
00:40:48.500 for every
00:40:49.100 private corporation.
00:40:50.700 So you have
00:40:51.700 to have women
00:40:52.580 on your board
00:40:53.180 of directors.
00:40:56.600 First of all,
00:40:57.280 aren't we in
00:40:57.940 the time where
00:40:58.780 we're not allowed
00:40:59.400 to define a
00:41:00.240 woman as a
00:41:01.060 woman?
00:41:01.840 We're in that
00:41:02.660 time now, and
00:41:03.440 that's the time
00:41:04.040 that everyone's
00:41:04.460 jumping on this
00:41:05.160 gender.
00:41:06.820 That is bizarre.
00:41:07.980 I mean, again,
00:41:08.480 affirmative action.
00:41:09.880 Can you even do
00:41:10.720 that?
00:41:11.060 I mean, you know,
00:41:11.620 when it comes to
00:41:12.760 if there's equal
00:41:13.860 opportunity employment,
00:41:15.020 right, where you're
00:41:15.940 not allowed to favor
00:41:17.120 a man over a woman,
00:41:18.540 but we're going to
00:41:19.140 legally require you
00:41:20.120 favor a woman over
00:41:21.100 a man?
00:41:22.540 Yeah, that makes
00:41:23.240 perfect sense.
00:41:23.800 In the postmodern
00:41:24.360 world, of course.
00:41:25.400 You want to talk
00:41:25.960 about postmodernism?
00:41:27.060 There it is.
00:41:27.580 There it is.
00:41:28.740 Okay.
00:41:30.600 I'm a little
00:41:31.140 nervous about
00:41:31.680 this.
00:41:33.700 I have, we're
00:41:35.020 going to announce
00:41:35.660 a tour, which I
00:41:37.700 haven't done a
00:41:38.820 stage tour in a
00:41:41.680 long time.
00:41:42.980 It's longer than
00:41:43.880 six years.
00:41:44.580 I don't think I've
00:41:45.180 been on a tour in
00:41:47.240 many, many years,
00:41:49.260 but a stage tour.
00:41:52.380 Yeah, it's been
00:41:53.420 probably five or
00:41:54.180 six years.
00:41:54.840 It's been longer
00:41:55.100 than that.
00:41:55.480 Really?
00:41:55.940 Yeah, it's been
00:41:56.520 since we were at
00:41:57.040 Fox, I think.
00:41:58.760 So, you know, I'm
00:42:01.500 a little nervous,
00:42:02.340 but what the hell?
00:42:06.400 Throw caution to the
00:42:07.160 wind.
00:42:07.540 What the hell?
00:42:08.720 So, we're going to
00:42:09.940 do a tour.
00:42:10.940 It is a book tour
00:42:13.260 that is going to
00:42:14.800 start in October,
00:42:16.820 and it's going to
00:42:18.380 run almost through
00:42:19.620 Christmas time.
00:42:21.520 Tickets are going
00:42:22.280 to be available
00:42:23.000 today, pre-sale
00:42:24.720 only.
00:42:26.180 That starts at
00:42:27.260 2 p.m.
00:42:28.180 local time today.
00:42:31.080 You can find out
00:42:32.160 all the information
00:42:32.960 and grab your
00:42:33.780 tickets at
00:42:34.340 glennbeck.com
00:42:35.420 slash tour, but
00:42:36.560 these are the cities
00:42:37.380 that we are coming
00:42:38.140 to that we have
00:42:39.360 we're ready to
00:42:40.420 announce today.
00:42:41.100 I believe we are
00:42:42.180 going to be adding
00:42:42.800 a few more cities,
00:42:44.080 but San Antonio,
00:42:47.120 October 25th,
00:42:49.360 Houston, October
00:42:50.620 26th, Dallas,
00:42:52.340 at the Majestic
00:42:53.360 Great Theater,
00:42:54.180 October 27th,
00:42:56.200 Richmond, Virginia,
00:42:57.360 November 1st,
00:42:58.980 Hershey, Pennsylvania,
00:43:00.220 November 2nd,
00:43:02.120 Pittsburgh, November
00:43:03.740 3rd, Cleveland,
00:43:05.980 November 4th,
00:43:07.360 my funeral,
00:43:08.480 November 5th,
00:43:10.080 then we're going to be
00:43:12.540 talking about how bad
00:43:14.980 the orange fascist is
00:43:16.840 and how bad black
00:43:19.120 on black violence is.
00:43:20.080 Those are the two
00:43:20.520 topics.
00:43:21.040 Holy cow.
00:43:21.880 November 13th,
00:43:23.500 Kansas City,
00:43:25.200 Missouri,
00:43:26.720 November 14th,
00:43:28.840 Evansville,
00:43:30.000 Indiana,
00:43:30.680 November 15th,
00:43:31.860 Tulsa,
00:43:32.300 Oklahoma,
00:43:33.400 November 30th,
00:43:34.560 Tampa,
00:43:35.080 Florida,
00:43:35.760 December 1st,
00:43:37.300 Orlando,
00:43:38.080 Florida,
00:43:38.480 and a few other
00:43:40.600 dates that I'm
00:43:41.720 very excited to
00:43:43.320 announce.
00:43:44.360 We're going to be
00:43:44.960 doing something a
00:43:45.680 little bit different,
00:43:46.340 I think,
00:43:46.620 in those cities.
00:43:47.760 We'll announce those
00:43:48.620 later.
00:43:49.480 Can we,
00:43:50.260 if you want tickets
00:43:51.660 to this thing
00:43:52.200 and you want to see
00:43:52.900 Glenn,
00:43:53.420 at some point in this
00:43:54.480 tour,
00:43:54.680 he's obviously going
00:43:55.240 to collapse on stage
00:43:55.980 and you want to be
00:43:56.340 at that show.
00:43:56.940 We can't tell you
00:43:57.600 in advance which one
00:43:58.420 that will be.
00:43:59.100 I have a friend who
00:44:00.000 went to the last
00:44:01.840 concert that Elvis
00:44:03.100 did,
00:44:03.800 said he was just
00:44:05.060 a sweaty mess.
00:44:07.840 And then,
00:44:08.440 you know,
00:44:08.660 a week later he
00:44:09.240 died in the bathroom.
00:44:10.640 And this could be
00:44:11.940 that tour.
00:44:12.620 It could be.
00:44:13.060 This could be that
00:44:13.960 tour.
00:44:14.220 We were going to
00:44:14.660 call it the sweaty
00:44:15.400 Elvis bathroom tour,
00:44:16.580 but they didn't
00:44:16.900 approve it,
00:44:17.400 sadly.
00:44:18.640 Nobody's going to
00:44:19.140 want to buy that
00:44:19.640 ticket.
00:44:20.620 So the tickets go
00:44:21.960 on sale 2 p.m.
00:44:22.740 your local time.
00:44:23.620 You go to
00:44:23.880 glennbeck.com
00:44:24.860 slash tour.
00:44:26.620 glennbeck.com
00:44:27.460 slash tour.
00:44:28.460 And when you get
00:44:28.880 there,
00:44:29.040 you have to use
00:44:29.660 the pre-sale
00:44:30.260 password,
00:44:31.080 theblaze.
00:44:32.360 On here,
00:44:32.940 it's all one word.
00:44:33.900 So try that.
00:44:35.420 Theblaze,
00:44:36.200 all one word.
00:44:36.740 Those are for
00:44:37.140 pre-sale.
00:44:38.200 It'll go on,
00:44:39.180 you know,
00:44:39.520 for regular sale
00:44:40.260 in the next couple
00:44:41.100 of days,
00:44:41.480 I assume.
00:44:42.280 Yeah,
00:44:42.400 so they're offering
00:44:42.920 it to,
00:44:43.460 you know,
00:44:44.180 listeners of this
00:44:45.060 program a few
00:44:46.200 days in advance
00:44:46.900 so you can get
00:44:47.520 in,
00:44:47.680 get the best
00:44:48.120 seats at 2 p.m.
00:44:49.400 today.
00:44:50.040 glennbeck.com
00:44:50.780 slash tour.
00:44:51.580 The password is
00:44:52.320 theblaze.
00:44:53.360 Theblaze.
00:44:54.700 Can you talk
00:44:55.460 about the,
00:44:55.900 you know,
00:44:56.380 the packages
00:44:56.900 are because
00:44:57.400 there's several
00:44:57.880 different,
00:44:58.420 there's several
00:44:59.360 different things
00:44:59.960 that we're doing.
00:45:01.020 Swear to you,
00:45:01.620 it's dead
00:45:03.480 within the first
00:45:04.160 week.
00:45:04.760 Yeah.
00:45:06.340 There's a couple
00:45:06.980 packages there.
00:45:08.220 The VIP,
00:45:10.000 which gets you
00:45:10.720 a meet and greet,
00:45:12.020 you know,
00:45:12.420 photographs,
00:45:13.460 a personalized
00:45:14.080 signed copy
00:45:15.080 of Addicted
00:45:15.560 Outrage,
00:45:17.080 some,
00:45:18.160 you know,
00:45:18.600 early entry,
00:45:19.620 blah,
00:45:19.780 blah,
00:45:19.920 blah,
00:45:20.100 blah,
00:45:20.240 blah.
00:45:20.840 And then
00:45:21.600 the elite
00:45:22.760 because we just,
00:45:23.960 we,
00:45:24.340 yeah,
00:45:24.800 we want to cater
00:45:25.340 to the elites.
00:45:26.440 We're like,
00:45:27.000 yeah,
00:45:27.140 you're an elite.
00:45:28.140 You listen to this
00:45:28.700 program,
00:45:29.080 you're an elite.
00:45:29.480 I kind of agree
00:45:30.200 with Trump's
00:45:30.780 analysis on elite
00:45:31.620 that it's,
00:45:32.240 it's got a bad
00:45:33.120 rap for no reason.
00:45:34.300 What do you try
00:45:35.360 to do when you're
00:45:36.240 in the NFL?
00:45:36.740 You try to become
00:45:37.340 an elite quarterback.
00:45:38.720 The idea that you
00:45:39.560 want to become elite
00:45:40.460 is something that
00:45:41.880 we should strive
00:45:42.540 for.
00:45:42.860 Not,
00:45:43.160 you know,
00:45:43.380 we've played into
00:45:44.300 this left wing
00:45:45.320 thing that being
00:45:46.080 an elitist is bad.
00:45:47.140 I want to be an
00:45:47.640 elitist.
00:45:47.940 I aspire to be one
00:45:49.240 someday.
00:45:50.140 I hope to get
00:45:50.800 there.
00:45:51.260 I don't know if I
00:45:51.980 want to be an
00:45:52.360 elitist,
00:45:52.900 but I would like
00:45:53.700 to be elite.
00:45:54.940 I would like to be
00:45:55.620 an elitist.
00:45:56.080 I want to be
00:45:57.580 so elite that I
00:45:58.660 can't even see
00:45:59.440 the normally rich
00:46:00.660 people below me.
00:46:02.180 That's how elite
00:46:02.920 I want to be.
00:46:03.380 Wow.
00:46:03.820 Yeah.
00:46:04.380 Wow.
00:46:04.640 That is great.
00:46:05.320 I'm working on it.
00:46:06.040 I'm not close yet.
00:46:06.980 Well,
00:46:07.120 I know the ticket
00:46:07.700 that you should
00:46:08.260 buy there.
00:46:09.140 Okay.
00:46:09.720 All right.
00:46:10.860 And then,
00:46:11.500 you know,
00:46:11.880 just regular
00:46:12.680 assigned seating
00:46:13.500 tickets also
00:46:14.880 available.
00:46:15.480 I'd really like to
00:46:16.360 see you.
00:46:16.600 This is going to
00:46:16.880 be a very,
00:46:18.040 very different
00:46:18.600 tour than anything
00:46:19.380 that we've ever
00:46:19.980 done.
00:46:21.600 We have,
00:46:22.920 you know,
00:46:23.740 I just haven't
00:46:25.080 been nervous.
00:46:27.520 It's been a while
00:46:28.000 since we normally
00:46:29.300 don't let you
00:46:30.140 out around people.
00:46:31.800 I know.
00:46:32.280 It doesn't always
00:46:32.760 work out well.
00:46:33.760 Very nervous.
00:46:34.480 You're not
00:46:35.080 comfortable around
00:46:36.800 people,
00:46:37.220 but your stage
00:46:37.720 shows are good.
00:46:38.320 I think it's
00:46:38.660 because you're
00:46:38.960 not one-on-one
00:46:39.580 interacting with
00:46:40.280 them.
00:46:41.040 Well,
00:46:41.560 this one's
00:46:42.260 different.
00:46:43.780 Well,
00:46:44.160 yeah,
00:46:44.460 but I think
00:46:44.740 you're going to
00:46:44.980 do,
00:46:45.300 usually,
00:46:45.960 these shows
00:46:46.340 are usually
00:46:46.860 really good
00:46:47.600 shows.
00:46:48.000 No,
00:46:48.140 the shows
00:46:48.460 are really
00:46:48.840 good.
00:46:49.180 That doesn't
00:46:49.520 mean that I'm
00:46:50.220 good in them,
00:46:51.160 but the shows
00:46:51.680 are really good.
00:46:52.560 It is a spectacle
00:46:53.880 one way or another.
00:46:55.080 You're going to
00:46:55.620 go,
00:46:56.060 I got my
00:46:56.760 money's worth.
00:46:57.940 I didn't expect
00:46:59.040 people to set him
00:46:59.680 on fire.
00:47:01.880 And then for him
00:47:02.800 just to spontaneously
00:47:03.640 put himself out
00:47:04.460 with his own
00:47:04.960 sweat,
00:47:05.620 I didn't expect
00:47:06.660 that,
00:47:07.000 but it was
00:47:07.420 worth the money.
00:47:08.040 It was a
00:47:08.300 Shyamalan-like
00:47:08.980 twist there
00:47:10.000 with the sweat
00:47:10.800 putting out the
00:47:11.340 fire.
00:47:11.760 All right,
00:47:12.020 so if you want
00:47:12.380 to buy the
00:47:12.720 tickets,
00:47:13.280 and please
00:47:14.180 tell a friend,
00:47:15.220 and I hope
00:47:16.200 to see you
00:47:16.660 there.
00:47:17.400 A very
00:47:18.000 different tour,
00:47:19.160 Addicted to
00:47:19.800 Outrage,
00:47:21.040 all the details
00:47:22.160 at glennbeck.com
00:47:23.760 slash
00:47:24.480 Addicted to
00:47:25.100 Outrage.
00:47:28.680 Okay.
00:47:30.380 I want to
00:47:31.140 talk to you
00:47:31.500 about a couple
00:47:32.380 of things
00:47:32.960 that I read
00:47:35.540 over the
00:47:36.500 vacation break
00:47:38.640 that I think
00:47:40.540 are so
00:47:43.300 clarifying,
00:47:44.160 and it gives
00:47:45.640 me a lot
00:47:46.140 of hope
00:47:46.560 because
00:47:47.180 there is
00:47:49.940 a direction.
00:47:50.920 You know,
00:47:51.080 I have the
00:47:51.660 Addicted to
00:47:52.560 Outrage
00:47:53.020 coming out,
00:47:54.080 and I've
00:47:55.660 found three
00:47:56.420 books just
00:47:57.760 in the last
00:47:58.960 week that
00:48:00.400 are pretty
00:48:00.980 much
00:48:01.540 supporting
00:48:03.860 legs to
00:48:05.260 the book
00:48:06.120 that I've
00:48:06.780 written.
00:48:07.140 I wrote a
00:48:08.040 general book
00:48:09.060 that says,
00:48:09.580 okay,
00:48:09.820 so we're
00:48:10.640 Addicted to
00:48:11.380 Outrage,
00:48:11.760 here's the
00:48:12.380 scientific
00:48:12.860 evidence that
00:48:13.800 shows it,
00:48:14.620 here's how
00:48:15.240 it's working,
00:48:16.080 here's how
00:48:16.540 these companies
00:48:17.960 or these
00:48:18.620 parties are
00:48:19.620 using these
00:48:21.020 things,
00:48:22.180 here's why
00:48:22.860 it's so
00:48:23.280 destructive in
00:48:23.980 your own
00:48:24.320 personal life,
00:48:25.380 here's why
00:48:25.980 it's really
00:48:26.620 destructive to
00:48:27.360 our society,
00:48:28.820 here are the
00:48:29.580 things that we
00:48:30.420 should be
00:48:31.100 talking about,
00:48:32.600 and here's
00:48:33.740 how we can
00:48:34.140 get away from
00:48:34.900 all of that.
00:48:35.480 I've read a
00:48:37.080 couple of
00:48:37.460 books over
00:48:39.120 the holiday
00:48:39.980 that I want
00:48:40.800 to share
00:48:41.080 with you
00:48:41.540 that go
00:48:45.140 deeper in
00:48:46.160 parts of
00:48:48.040 what is in
00:48:48.900 Addicted to
00:48:49.540 Outrage,
00:48:50.480 that really,
00:48:52.080 I think,
00:48:53.020 if you're a
00:48:54.280 voracious
00:48:54.880 reader,
00:48:55.780 you should
00:48:57.240 put these
00:48:57.700 on your
00:48:58.440 list.
00:49:00.600 The gateway
00:49:01.760 drug, I
00:49:02.700 think, is
00:49:03.400 Addicted to
00:49:04.000 Outrage.
00:49:05.480 The supporting
00:49:07.360 evidence is
00:49:08.700 quite, it's
00:49:10.380 starting to
00:49:10.900 become quite
00:49:14.200 apparent to
00:49:15.800 many, many
00:49:16.760 really deep
00:49:17.860 thinkers from
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00:49:19.060 left and the
00:49:19.740 right, which
00:49:20.440 I think is
00:49:21.100 telling and
00:49:22.360 exciting.
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00:51:06.000 Glenn back.
00:51:15.620 We're just
00:51:16.220 talking about the
00:51:16.860 tour we just
00:51:17.620 announced if you
00:51:18.120 just tuned us in,
00:51:18.860 we just announced
00:51:19.580 a, what is it,
00:51:20.660 a 12-city tour?
00:51:22.960 And it's Tulsa,
00:51:24.780 Tampa, Orlando,
00:51:27.040 Evansville, Indiana,
00:51:27.980 Kansas City,
00:51:29.000 Cleveland,
00:51:29.720 Pittsburgh,
00:51:30.340 Hershey,
00:51:30.700 Pennsylvania,
00:51:31.540 Richmond,
00:51:31.980 Virginia,
00:51:32.500 San Antonio,
00:51:33.660 Houston, and
00:51:34.240 Dallas, more
00:51:34.980 cities to come.
00:51:35.860 It's going to be
00:51:36.120 really funny.
00:51:36.880 It is going to
00:51:37.320 be funny.
00:51:37.720 Yeah.
00:51:37.980 I mean, there's
00:51:38.400 so much material
00:51:39.420 out there right
00:51:40.300 now.
00:51:40.820 I've been
00:51:41.260 collecting material
00:51:42.540 for this tour
00:51:44.320 for months.
00:51:45.220 Yeah.
00:51:45.860 I can't wait to
00:51:46.860 show you.
00:51:47.620 I've brought
00:51:49.260 some new stuff
00:51:49.960 in.
00:51:50.420 I cannot wait
00:51:51.400 to show you.
00:51:52.500 We've been
00:51:53.220 looking for,
00:51:54.760 and I would
00:51:55.400 ask that you
00:51:56.000 would do this
00:51:56.480 for us
00:51:57.040 or with us.
00:52:00.540 We're looking
00:52:01.460 for people
00:52:02.340 the craziest
00:52:04.040 outrage where
00:52:05.840 you can't.
00:52:06.900 Have you ever
00:52:07.260 read those posts
00:52:08.220 where you're like,
00:52:08.900 I can't believe
00:52:11.500 they're actually
00:52:12.120 outraged by this.
00:52:13.160 And they are
00:52:13.900 really very
00:52:15.380 upset about
00:52:16.240 something that
00:52:16.860 is totally
00:52:18.360 meaningless.
00:52:20.220 We're looking
00:52:21.060 for the most
00:52:22.460 outrageous tweets
00:52:24.140 and comments
00:52:25.140 on Facebook,
00:52:26.200 et cetera,
00:52:26.580 et cetera.
00:52:27.360 And if you
00:52:27.720 could send
00:52:28.120 them to us,
00:52:28.800 just tweet
00:52:30.160 addicted to
00:52:31.700 outrage,
00:52:32.580 addicted to
00:52:33.120 outrage,
00:52:33.720 hashtag addicted
00:52:34.400 to outrage,
00:52:35.380 and send us
00:52:36.500 those because
00:52:37.600 we're going to
00:52:38.140 be using the
00:52:38.700 best of those
00:52:39.320 on tour.
00:52:40.140 And I think
00:52:41.260 you're going to
00:52:41.660 enjoy the
00:52:43.500 selection we
00:52:44.100 already have.
00:52:44.960 Yeah,
00:52:45.160 and I think
00:52:45.720 that's something
00:52:46.240 to collect.
00:52:46.720 I love doing
00:52:47.140 those stories
00:52:47.620 of people,
00:52:48.860 because you see
00:52:49.380 this on the
00:52:49.740 left so often.
00:52:50.500 I mean,
00:52:50.640 it happens
00:52:50.940 everywhere,
00:52:51.220 but on the
00:52:51.680 left,
00:52:52.080 when they
00:52:52.340 just get
00:52:52.660 so outraged
00:52:54.440 about the
00:52:54.760 most nonsensical
00:52:55.740 thing from,
00:52:57.040 you know,
00:52:57.340 we showed
00:52:58.720 in that funeral
00:52:59.260 of someone
00:53:00.520 listing the
00:53:01.360 statistics about
00:53:02.200 violence in a
00:53:02.960 community,
00:53:03.480 and that was
00:53:03.960 offensive.
00:53:05.280 We saw,
00:53:05.840 you know,
00:53:06.000 you see people
00:53:06.640 about a certain
00:53:07.680 pronoun,
00:53:08.140 if they're
00:53:08.460 called the
00:53:08.820 wrong pronoun,
00:53:09.540 they get upset.
00:53:10.060 Cynthia Nixon
00:53:10.620 is in the
00:53:11.680 news.
00:53:11.900 She is running
00:53:13.740 for governor
00:53:14.300 in New York,
00:53:15.380 and she has
00:53:17.340 come out and
00:53:18.260 said she's
00:53:18.800 offended because
00:53:19.460 people say if
00:53:20.520 she won,
00:53:20.980 she'd be the
00:53:21.440 first lesbian
00:53:22.300 governor of New
00:53:23.280 York,
00:53:23.560 and she wants
00:53:24.500 people to know
00:53:24.980 she is not a
00:53:25.620 lesbian.
00:53:26.360 She is queer.
00:53:28.340 Shut up.
00:53:30.140 What used to be
00:53:31.020 an insult is now,
00:53:32.600 I don't even
00:53:33.720 know.
00:53:34.240 Yeah,
00:53:34.600 I know.
00:53:35.280 And it kind
00:53:35.700 of seems like
00:53:36.160 the definition
00:53:37.120 as they went
00:53:37.940 through it in
00:53:38.220 the article was
00:53:38.780 like,
00:53:39.100 it's just kind
00:53:39.960 of open-ended.
00:53:40.820 Yeah.
00:53:41.100 It means it
00:53:41.500 kind of means
00:53:41.920 whatever.
00:53:42.700 There might be
00:53:43.580 a just shut
00:53:44.740 up section
00:53:45.500 to the show.
00:53:47.760 I'm not sure
00:53:49.120 where, you
00:53:50.400 know, the
00:53:50.900 catchphrase is
00:53:51.880 shut up.
00:53:53.080 Or how about
00:53:53.680 the mom that
00:53:54.760 was investigated
00:53:55.560 because,
00:53:57.320 twice, because
00:53:58.820 she let her
00:53:59.660 eight-year-old
00:54:00.660 child walk
00:54:02.380 their dog
00:54:03.420 around the
00:54:04.080 block.
00:54:04.560 Yeah.
00:54:05.080 First the police
00:54:05.920 came, and I guess
00:54:06.860 the police were
00:54:07.360 like, all right,
00:54:08.080 because they got
00:54:08.480 a call, they had
00:54:09.020 to show up, and
00:54:09.940 they pretty much
00:54:10.500 handled it right.
00:54:11.120 Okay, we
00:54:11.520 obviously see
00:54:12.060 there's nothing
00:54:12.380 there.
00:54:12.700 But then it
00:54:13.160 was child and
00:54:14.180 family services
00:54:14.940 followed up.
00:54:16.140 Yeah.
00:54:16.240 And they
00:54:17.060 checked in to
00:54:17.720 make sure this
00:54:18.280 eight-year-old
00:54:18.840 couldn't walk
00:54:19.340 a dog by
00:54:20.000 himself.
00:54:20.880 Oh, I've got
00:54:23.020 a lot to say
00:54:23.560 about that.
00:54:24.020 We'll take
00:54:24.560 that here in a
00:54:25.040 second.
00:54:25.260 Let me go
00:54:25.520 first to Peter
00:54:26.160 in California.
00:54:26.980 Hello, Peter.
00:54:28.540 Good morning,
00:54:29.380 Mr. Beck.
00:54:30.040 How are you?
00:54:31.220 I am very
00:54:32.180 well today.
00:54:33.360 When are you
00:54:34.580 coming to the
00:54:35.220 West Coast?
00:54:35.980 I'm happy to
00:54:36.780 organize human
00:54:37.640 shields for you.
00:54:41.960 I, the West
00:54:44.960 West Coast is
00:54:45.480 not off the
00:54:46.380 table.
00:54:46.860 There's a few
00:54:47.780 dates and a few
00:54:48.500 cities that we're
00:54:49.280 still looking at
00:54:50.100 trying to get the
00:54:51.580 right place.
00:54:54.040 And we're, if we
00:54:56.020 do come to the
00:54:56.700 West Coast, we're
00:54:57.320 going to be doing
00:54:57.680 something very
00:54:59.160 unique that I think
00:55:00.020 you're really going
00:55:00.480 to like.
00:55:00.880 A lot of the
00:55:01.200 theaters book up
00:55:02.220 really early for
00:55:03.400 Christmas dates as
00:55:04.220 we get closer and
00:55:04.900 closer to the
00:55:05.420 holiday.
00:55:05.860 There's so many
00:55:06.240 Christmas shows
00:55:06.760 that are on the
00:55:07.180 road.
00:55:07.400 And we are going
00:55:07.940 to do one
00:55:08.580 massive Christmas
00:55:09.980 show.
00:55:10.660 And we'll tell
00:55:11.240 you about that.
00:55:11.820 That has not been
00:55:12.420 announced yet, but
00:55:13.240 do one massive
00:55:14.460 Christmas show.
00:55:15.900 Find all the
00:55:16.600 details at
00:55:17.780 glenbeck.com for
00:55:18.720 the tour.
00:55:19.380 A question here
00:55:20.320 from Liberty
00:55:21.220 Cannon.
00:55:22.320 Oh, Liberty
00:55:23.040 Cannon?
00:55:23.400 Yes, right.
00:55:23.980 Is this tour part
00:55:25.000 of Glenn's new
00:55:25.920 weight loss program?
00:55:28.280 Will you be
00:55:28.640 walking the tour or
00:55:29.760 are you going to
00:55:30.440 use transportation?
00:55:32.320 I hope to come
00:55:34.200 out in one of
00:55:34.760 those little, you
00:55:35.700 know, wheelchair
00:55:36.200 things that they
00:55:36.820 use at the
00:55:37.140 shopping, you
00:55:37.980 know, or like
00:55:38.620 at the carts.
00:55:39.180 Yeah, you
00:55:40.140 know, you know,
00:55:41.260 I could get it
00:55:41.860 rented.
00:55:42.360 I'm going to be
00:55:42.780 in Orlando.
00:55:43.420 Might as well get
00:55:43.820 it from Disney and
00:55:45.160 just kind of wheel
00:55:45.880 out on the stage.
00:55:47.600 You're going to do
00:55:47.860 the show in one of
00:55:48.620 the.
00:55:49.100 Yeah, don't you
00:55:49.580 think?
00:55:49.780 Actually, it'd be
00:55:50.160 really funny.
00:55:51.540 And we can say
00:55:52.340 it's a joke and
00:55:53.320 part of the show.
00:55:54.520 Right.
00:55:54.940 I'm sitting because
00:55:55.860 this is entertaining.
00:55:59.640 That'd be great.
00:56:00.640 No, it's just that
00:56:01.420 I'm so fat I can't
00:56:03.020 walk anymore.
00:56:05.120 That's it.
00:56:06.940 I'm so fat.
00:56:09.180 Because I drink and
00:56:10.300 I only drink because
00:56:11.320 I'm fat.
00:56:12.540 We could do is we
00:56:13.520 say you're doing the
00:56:14.120 entire tour in a fat
00:56:16.240 suit that you will
00:56:17.200 never remove.
00:56:19.120 That is true.
00:56:20.840 That is actually
00:56:22.280 true.
00:56:22.880 I do.
00:56:23.740 I may not be alone
00:56:24.860 in this one, but I
00:56:25.660 do have a fat suit.
00:56:27.600 In fact, I have
00:56:28.180 several fat suits.
00:56:30.520 I have a lot of
00:56:31.540 skinny suits, too,
00:56:32.580 that don't fit me
00:56:33.300 anymore, but a few
00:56:34.380 fat suits and I will
00:56:35.680 be wearing them.
00:56:40.180 Addicted to
00:56:41.140 Outrage.
00:56:42.940 Yes, in case you
00:56:43.820 want to be addicted
00:56:44.280 to outrage, here's
00:56:45.580 an eight-year-old who's
00:56:47.140 not able to do the
00:56:47.900 most normal, cheerful
00:56:49.080 thing in the world,
00:56:49.960 and that is walk
00:56:51.140 around the block
00:56:52.280 with your dog.
00:56:55.180 Apparently, when the
00:56:57.060 little girl got home,
00:56:58.320 and I mean she was
00:56:59.440 little, she got home
00:57:01.200 and the doorbell rang.
00:57:02.460 It was the police.
00:57:03.560 Mom was called in
00:57:06.620 to answer a few
00:57:08.400 questions that the
00:57:10.000 police had for her
00:57:11.020 because they had
00:57:11.900 gotten a call about
00:57:12.740 an unsupervised
00:57:13.660 child.
00:57:17.480 The child was
00:57:19.400 eight.
00:57:20.880 She walked the dog
00:57:23.080 around the block.
00:57:24.740 Eight.
00:57:26.840 Now, this happened
00:57:28.340 in, is it
00:57:30.420 Wilmette, Illinois?
00:57:32.340 Wilmette, Illinois
00:57:35.700 is 59% lower
00:57:38.320 crime rate than
00:57:39.740 the national
00:57:40.180 average.
00:57:41.880 It's safer than
00:57:42.960 83% of the cities
00:57:44.360 in the United
00:57:44.840 States.
00:57:46.360 For every 100,000
00:57:47.920 people, there are
00:57:48.500 only 3.1
00:57:49.720 daily crimes that
00:57:51.440 occur in Wilmette.
00:57:53.340 This is not like
00:57:54.440 Detroit or
00:57:55.360 Chicago.
00:57:55.980 what's your
00:58:00.660 earliest memory of
00:58:01.660 doing something as
00:58:02.720 a kid?
00:58:03.780 I know
00:58:04.840 because we moved
00:58:07.140 to a different
00:58:07.840 house
00:58:08.340 before I
00:58:11.200 started first
00:58:12.360 grade, so
00:58:13.740 I had to be in
00:58:15.400 kindergarten, and
00:58:16.660 I know that
00:58:17.880 my mom or my
00:58:19.020 dad, it had to
00:58:20.900 be my mom, gave
00:58:21.740 me some money
00:58:22.340 and said, go run
00:58:23.360 up to the corner
00:58:23.900 store and just get a
00:58:24.960 gallon of milk, and
00:58:26.920 I remember
00:58:27.480 lugging that milk
00:58:28.540 back and it
00:58:29.300 being heavy.
00:58:31.940 Six, maybe
00:58:32.820 seven, six
00:58:33.800 probably.
00:58:35.720 Nobody called the
00:58:36.640 police on me, and
00:58:37.740 you're safe.
00:58:39.240 You're safe.
00:58:41.020 What's the earliest
00:58:42.000 memory you have?
00:58:43.960 It's interesting,
00:58:44.800 right around that
00:58:45.500 same age, I
00:58:46.580 probably moved
00:58:47.240 when we were
00:58:47.780 seven, so it
00:58:49.320 was before that
00:58:50.180 in the old town
00:58:51.360 I lived in, and
00:58:53.080 I remember walking
00:58:53.740 to the corner
00:58:54.120 store all the
00:58:54.680 time, we'd go
00:58:55.340 to the arcade
00:58:55.840 there, five, six,
00:58:57.740 seven, something
00:58:58.140 like that, and
00:58:58.680 then also, I
00:58:59.440 remember walking
00:59:00.260 around with a
00:59:00.640 friend in the
00:59:01.580 center of town,
00:59:02.460 I have this one
00:59:03.140 memory that I
00:59:03.940 have there, but
00:59:04.780 that had to be,
00:59:05.900 we were just in
00:59:06.740 the middle of
00:59:07.200 town, it had to
00:59:08.240 be a couple
00:59:08.500 miles from where
00:59:09.260 I lived, I
00:59:09.800 don't remember
00:59:10.240 how we got
00:59:10.740 there.
00:59:11.020 We were all
00:59:11.320 over town, by
00:59:12.020 the time I was
00:59:12.820 eight, nine, we
00:59:14.100 were all over
00:59:14.760 town, we'd ride
00:59:15.940 our bikes anywhere,
00:59:17.140 and now people
00:59:19.160 have this view
00:59:20.480 that, well, no,
00:59:21.700 things are so
00:59:22.240 dangerous, no,
00:59:22.840 they're not, no,
00:59:23.940 they're not.
00:59:24.280 Much less
00:59:24.740 dangerous.
00:59:25.360 Much, much less
00:59:26.840 dangerous.
00:59:27.300 I mean, I think
00:59:28.360 of this all the
00:59:28.760 time, when I see a
00:59:29.480 school shooting or
00:59:30.120 something like that,
00:59:30.620 these terrible
00:59:31.040 things that go on,
00:59:31.880 and I think, oh
00:59:32.300 my God, my kids
00:59:33.180 are in school, and
00:59:34.020 they're in danger,
00:59:34.800 and it's an honest
00:59:36.160 and instant parental
00:59:37.600 reaction when
00:59:39.640 something like that
00:59:40.220 happens.
00:59:41.040 However, when I
00:59:42.240 went to high
00:59:42.740 school, I was
00:59:43.420 three times more
00:59:44.880 likely to be shot
00:59:45.720 at school, actually
00:59:46.520 it's four times,
00:59:47.120 four times more
00:59:47.740 likely to be shot
00:59:48.380 at school than
00:59:49.180 my kids are today.
00:59:50.600 four times as
00:59:52.360 likely.
00:59:52.820 I was in much
00:59:53.520 more danger when
00:59:54.200 I went to school
00:59:54.940 than my kids are
00:59:55.840 when they are
00:59:56.340 going to school,
00:59:57.000 and it just
00:59:58.460 doesn't feel that
00:59:59.440 way, but I
01:00:00.860 know, crime rates
01:00:01.720 have come way,
01:00:02.460 way down.
01:00:03.440 The bulletproof
01:00:05.360 backpacks, they
01:00:07.260 can't keep them
01:00:08.120 in stock.
01:00:10.140 Bulletproof
01:00:10.660 backpacks for
01:00:11.720 kids at school.
01:00:13.920 You're four times
01:00:15.360 less likely to be
01:00:17.560 shot today than
01:00:18.760 you were in the
01:00:19.280 90s, if
01:00:21.420 you're going to
01:00:21.820 school.
01:00:23.400 Crime at
01:00:24.200 school, school
01:00:25.540 shootings actually
01:00:27.180 down.
01:00:29.260 By 80%.
01:00:31.180 That's crazy.
01:00:32.440 Yeah.
01:00:33.340 And I never, I
01:00:34.120 didn't feel in
01:00:35.040 danger of a school
01:00:36.380 shooting when I
01:00:37.100 went to high
01:00:37.600 school.
01:00:37.780 No, you know,
01:00:38.800 not at all.
01:00:40.000 I think the
01:00:40.440 problem is now
01:00:41.200 is social media,
01:00:43.020 we're seeing all
01:00:44.720 of these little
01:00:45.340 things from all
01:00:46.800 over the country,
01:00:47.860 and so they
01:00:49.120 just feel like
01:00:49.880 they're here.
01:00:50.860 No, no, it's
01:00:52.840 not.
01:00:53.680 And even when
01:00:54.160 they are big
01:00:54.780 things, they get
01:00:55.600 50 times the
01:00:56.840 amount of
01:00:57.200 coverage than
01:00:58.660 they did.
01:00:59.180 And we're,
01:00:59.580 there's this,
01:01:00.580 there's three
01:01:01.020 books I want
01:01:01.860 you to, well,
01:01:02.820 four counting
01:01:03.560 mine.
01:01:04.340 If you're a
01:01:05.160 voracious reader,
01:01:06.900 it'd be typical
01:01:07.560 for you to promote
01:01:08.160 three other
01:01:08.780 people's books
01:01:09.460 two weeks before
01:01:10.160 your own book
01:01:10.660 release.
01:01:12.280 Einstein.
01:01:13.480 Sorry.
01:01:13.960 Uh, okay.
01:01:16.140 Addicted to
01:01:16.680 Outrage.
01:01:17.220 My book comes
01:01:17.840 out in two
01:01:19.120 weeks.
01:01:20.440 Please pre-order
01:01:21.480 Addicted to
01:01:22.080 Outrage.
01:01:23.000 This is, I
01:01:25.300 really feel, I
01:01:26.320 was just writing
01:01:27.120 to somebody last
01:01:28.380 night.
01:01:28.760 I really feel,
01:01:31.720 you know, people
01:01:32.340 have said to me
01:01:32.920 for a long time,
01:01:33.580 okay, all right,
01:01:34.260 so what's the
01:01:34.800 answer?
01:01:35.020 What's the answer?
01:01:35.480 What's the answer?
01:01:36.400 I feel like we
01:01:37.600 have it again.
01:01:38.720 When I, when I
01:01:39.600 first went to
01:01:40.240 Fox, when I was
01:01:41.580 at CNN, I was
01:01:42.660 searching for an
01:01:43.480 answer.
01:01:44.620 In that time
01:01:45.660 at CNN, I had
01:01:46.800 done my homework
01:01:47.400 and I had found
01:01:48.020 progressivism.
01:01:49.200 And I was like,
01:01:50.040 ah, that's the
01:01:51.660 answer.
01:01:52.100 That's what's
01:01:52.680 happening to us.
01:01:53.820 And here's how
01:01:54.860 you can combat
01:01:55.660 it.
01:01:56.040 And we did an
01:01:57.440 effective job in
01:01:58.460 combating and
01:01:59.180 exposing
01:01:59.820 progressivism.
01:02:00.980 Once it's
01:02:01.720 exposed, once you
01:02:03.160 know what it is,
01:02:04.280 things change.
01:02:06.300 This is even
01:02:07.540 easier to win
01:02:09.000 if it's
01:02:10.180 exposed, but
01:02:12.080 nobody even
01:02:12.760 understands it.
01:02:13.520 Nobody really
01:02:14.500 even gets
01:02:15.360 what's happening.
01:02:16.440 Nobody is
01:02:17.240 talking about
01:02:18.040 it.
01:02:18.920 And it is so
01:02:19.940 very clear.
01:02:20.900 Once you know
01:02:22.100 what it is,
01:02:22.840 that if you
01:02:23.840 don't break
01:02:24.960 the addiction,
01:02:25.740 if you don't
01:02:26.400 break the
01:02:26.920 habit of
01:02:27.740 shoving back,
01:02:28.820 shouting back,
01:02:29.680 or getting
01:02:30.680 angry, it's
01:02:32.600 going to conquer
01:02:33.280 us.
01:02:34.280 But once we
01:02:35.500 know it, you
01:02:37.400 can win.
01:02:37.740 So please
01:02:40.560 pre-order
01:02:41.500 Addicted to
01:02:42.400 Outrage.
01:02:43.220 There's a
01:02:43.760 couple of
01:02:44.020 other books.
01:02:44.480 One comes
01:02:44.960 out today.
01:02:45.580 I just
01:02:45.860 finished it
01:02:46.520 last evening,
01:02:48.540 The Coddling
01:02:49.120 of the
01:02:49.520 American Mind
01:02:50.420 by Greg
01:02:51.460 Lukanoff and
01:02:52.400 Jonathan
01:02:52.800 Haidt.
01:02:53.740 This is
01:02:55.160 so great
01:02:59.060 because it
01:03:01.280 not only
01:03:01.680 makes the
01:03:02.180 case of
01:03:02.700 what's going
01:03:03.260 on, but
01:03:04.300 then at the
01:03:04.840 end, it
01:03:05.380 talks about
01:03:06.260 your children
01:03:07.240 in particular.
01:03:08.800 And it
01:03:09.060 says one of
01:03:09.780 the steps
01:03:10.220 that they
01:03:10.700 take, they
01:03:11.320 say there
01:03:11.620 are three
01:03:12.320 great
01:03:13.100 untruths.
01:03:14.260 And these
01:03:15.280 untruths
01:03:16.700 have to
01:03:17.380 be conquered.
01:03:19.380 First one
01:03:20.060 is what
01:03:20.880 doesn't kill
01:03:21.560 you makes
01:03:22.680 you stronger.
01:03:25.400 Not in
01:03:25.680 today's
01:03:26.040 society.
01:03:27.140 Whatever
01:03:27.660 kills, whatever
01:03:28.460 doesn't kill
01:03:29.060 you makes
01:03:29.520 you weaker.
01:03:30.980 It's we're
01:03:32.000 coddling our
01:03:32.880 children.
01:03:34.360 Okay, that
01:03:35.100 that that
01:03:35.600 injustice, it
01:03:36.600 didn't kill
01:03:37.100 you, but
01:03:37.520 don't talk
01:03:37.980 about it.
01:03:39.240 Don't, don't,
01:03:40.200 don't, don't
01:03:40.620 let anybody
01:03:41.100 bring that up.
01:03:42.000 Don't because
01:03:43.040 it'll oppress
01:03:43.820 you even
01:03:44.240 more.
01:03:45.200 So whatever
01:03:45.700 doesn't kill
01:03:46.540 you makes
01:03:47.180 you weaker.
01:03:48.100 It's
01:03:48.400 absolutely
01:03:49.140 untrue.
01:03:50.740 Second,
01:03:51.880 trust your
01:03:52.460 feelings.
01:03:53.180 No, Luke,
01:03:53.960 don't always
01:03:54.700 trust your
01:03:55.220 feelings.
01:03:55.960 Sometimes you
01:03:56.540 should put the
01:03:57.080 little computer
01:03:57.620 thing down in
01:03:58.260 front of you.
01:03:59.900 Sometimes maybe
01:04:00.880 not.
01:04:02.320 But your
01:04:02.780 feelings,
01:04:03.620 especially when
01:04:04.620 anger is
01:04:05.620 involved, can
01:04:07.480 screw up the
01:04:08.360 truth.
01:04:10.360 And the
01:04:11.100 last great
01:04:11.700 untruth is
01:04:12.600 life is just
01:04:13.600 a battle
01:04:13.960 between good
01:04:14.620 people and
01:04:15.160 evil people.
01:04:16.680 Not true.
01:04:18.820 Most people
01:04:19.900 are misguided.
01:04:23.320 Most people
01:04:24.460 haven't really
01:04:25.760 thought things
01:04:26.600 through.
01:04:26.920 Most people
01:04:27.460 are not
01:04:27.840 evil.
01:04:28.280 Most people
01:04:28.940 on the left
01:04:29.680 are not
01:04:30.160 evil.
01:04:30.820 Most people
01:04:31.260 on the right
01:04:31.860 are not
01:04:32.320 evil.
01:04:33.480 Yes, there
01:04:33.900 are some.
01:04:35.900 But that's
01:04:36.660 not most
01:04:37.140 people.
01:04:37.580 And by
01:04:39.440 teaching and
01:04:40.740 by allowing
01:04:42.380 ourselves to
01:04:43.680 grab on to
01:04:46.020 well, they're
01:04:47.000 my enemy.
01:04:48.000 They're my
01:04:48.840 enemy.
01:04:49.300 They're evil.
01:04:50.680 By grabbing
01:04:52.180 on to that,
01:04:53.300 we are teaching
01:04:54.280 our children
01:04:55.140 that there
01:04:57.260 is only
01:04:59.020 defeat.
01:04:59.800 we have
01:05:01.920 to defeat
01:05:02.740 the opposite
01:05:03.640 side.
01:05:05.340 There's no
01:05:06.240 room to
01:05:06.920 coexist because
01:05:07.800 you can't
01:05:08.200 coexist with
01:05:08.720 evil.
01:05:10.820 But coming
01:05:11.920 back to the
01:05:12.660 coming back to
01:05:14.200 the eighth
01:05:14.700 the eight
01:05:15.640 year old,
01:05:17.480 you have
01:05:20.540 to encourage
01:05:21.600 your children
01:05:22.620 to go out
01:05:23.740 and do
01:05:24.160 things.
01:05:26.040 We should
01:05:27.020 be encouraging
01:05:27.940 our children.
01:05:28.520 We are
01:05:28.920 crippling our
01:05:30.360 children.
01:05:31.500 The big
01:05:32.460 turn in
01:05:33.000 college campuses
01:05:33.760 was 2013.
01:05:36.800 And the
01:05:37.980 research shows
01:05:38.900 that in
01:05:39.720 1995,
01:05:41.260 that's when
01:05:42.460 things really
01:05:43.340 change with
01:05:44.160 parenting.
01:05:44.700 parenting
01:05:46.320 became a
01:05:48.040 protective
01:05:49.140 order.
01:05:50.880 And that's
01:05:51.220 where everybody
01:05:51.860 started to
01:05:52.380 become way
01:05:53.760 overprotective.
01:05:54.800 The helicopter
01:05:55.360 parents had
01:05:55.900 been around
01:05:56.300 for a while,
01:05:57.280 but that's
01:05:58.540 when everything
01:06:00.180 started to
01:06:00.820 dogpile.
01:06:01.540 You had to
01:06:02.220 have a ribbon
01:06:02.880 and a trophy
01:06:03.460 for anybody
01:06:04.160 who even
01:06:04.660 lost.
01:06:05.760 1995.
01:06:07.300 Well,
01:06:07.520 those kids
01:06:08.220 entered
01:06:10.000 college in
01:06:11.500 2013.
01:06:13.640 So as
01:06:14.360 those kids
01:06:14.920 entered
01:06:15.240 college,
01:06:16.100 that's why
01:06:16.960 we're seeing
01:06:17.840 this world
01:06:19.880 where they
01:06:20.280 can't handle
01:06:20.980 anything.
01:06:21.400 They can't
01:06:22.200 handle having
01:06:23.540 an opposing
01:06:24.200 opinion.
01:06:24.880 They can't
01:06:25.580 handle it.
01:06:27.200 The opposing
01:06:28.140 opinion,
01:06:28.580 no, that
01:06:28.840 hurts my
01:06:29.280 feelings.
01:06:29.740 No, that
01:06:29.980 makes me
01:06:30.260 feel bad.
01:06:30.700 That makes
01:06:31.200 me question
01:06:32.000 something that
01:06:33.420 I believe,
01:06:34.300 and that
01:06:34.600 doesn't feel
01:06:35.180 good to me.
01:06:35.800 And that's
01:06:37.480 why you
01:06:37.740 have to
01:06:38.060 literally,
01:06:38.900 they're
01:06:39.080 almost
01:06:39.440 nurseries
01:06:40.400 on college
01:06:41.920 campuses where
01:06:42.840 some of
01:06:43.360 them actually
01:06:44.340 have, you
01:06:45.000 know,
01:06:45.300 nippies or
01:06:45.900 what do
01:06:46.140 you, you
01:06:46.720 know, the
01:06:47.180 pacifiers.
01:06:48.320 For college
01:06:50.240 students, this
01:06:53.940 starts with
01:06:55.480 you.
01:06:56.940 Correcting
01:06:57.540 this problem
01:06:57.960 starts with
01:06:58.620 you saying
01:07:00.640 to your
01:07:01.080 kid, it's
01:07:01.980 okay, the
01:07:03.060 neighborhood's
01:07:03.480 safe.
01:07:04.260 You have to
01:07:05.260 do enough
01:07:05.620 research to
01:07:06.300 know if the
01:07:06.940 neighborhood is
01:07:07.560 safe or not,
01:07:08.380 but it is
01:07:09.500 most likely
01:07:10.520 safe.
01:07:11.880 Crime and
01:07:12.800 everything else
01:07:13.720 is way down.
01:07:15.380 There are
01:07:16.540 concerns, but
01:07:18.060 you have a
01:07:18.660 better chance
01:07:19.480 of your
01:07:19.960 children falling
01:07:21.080 into deep
01:07:22.020 trouble online
01:07:23.760 than you do
01:07:24.760 having them
01:07:25.320 walk to the
01:07:25.960 store.
01:07:28.660 So get your
01:07:29.740 kids to ride
01:07:30.760 their bike.
01:07:31.660 Get your
01:07:32.340 kids to ride
01:07:32.920 their bike to
01:07:33.360 school.
01:07:35.000 Let your
01:07:35.760 kid take
01:07:36.720 small risks
01:07:38.060 more and
01:07:38.700 more.
01:07:39.920 My son,
01:07:42.860 well, I'm
01:07:43.740 not going to
01:07:44.080 tell you,
01:07:44.480 I'm not going
01:07:45.240 to tell you
01:07:45.600 the whole
01:07:45.940 story because
01:07:46.440 I'm afraid
01:07:47.420 child services
01:07:48.820 will come
01:07:49.260 down.
01:07:50.100 My son did
01:07:51.140 something that
01:07:51.720 I did when
01:07:52.440 I was 10.
01:07:54.980 He's almost
01:07:55.680 14.
01:07:57.320 We were out
01:07:58.060 at the farm
01:07:59.740 and I'll tell
01:08:00.660 you part of
01:08:01.660 it.
01:08:02.260 He drove
01:08:03.140 the big
01:08:04.560 tractor.
01:08:05.160 I mean, we
01:08:05.400 have a big
01:08:06.000 tractor for
01:08:06.700 the farm.
01:08:07.500 He drove
01:08:08.140 the big
01:08:08.640 tractor and
01:08:09.580 he leveled
01:08:11.560 the driveway
01:08:12.260 and all of
01:08:12.840 the paths.
01:08:14.300 You know,
01:08:14.400 you take
01:08:14.800 the, you
01:08:15.180 know, and
01:08:15.420 regrade the
01:08:16.420 whole thing
01:08:16.860 by himself.
01:08:19.240 Driving a
01:08:19.820 big piece of
01:08:20.420 machinery.
01:08:21.460 And I have
01:08:22.060 to tell you,
01:08:22.780 part of me
01:08:23.420 was, I
01:08:24.400 was like, I
01:08:25.080 can't, I
01:08:25.580 mean, is he
01:08:26.340 responsible?
01:08:27.020 I mean, it's a
01:08:27.440 huge piece of
01:08:28.260 machinery.
01:08:28.980 I, you
01:08:29.880 know, I don't
01:08:30.300 know if he's
01:08:30.780 responsible enough.
01:08:31.820 And then I, I
01:08:32.760 remembered I
01:08:34.660 used to do
01:08:35.060 this when I
01:08:35.440 was a kid.
01:08:36.000 It's just, it's,
01:08:38.800 it's our
01:08:39.160 training that
01:08:40.960 we've been
01:08:41.460 indoctrinated and
01:08:42.820 fed all this
01:08:44.000 crap about our
01:08:44.980 children that
01:08:46.460 they, they are
01:08:47.060 not capable.
01:08:48.140 Yes, they
01:08:48.580 are.
01:08:49.400 George Washington
01:08:50.360 went out and
01:08:51.240 was surveying by
01:08:52.500 himself in
01:08:53.240 Indian territory
01:08:54.580 with bear and
01:08:56.480 everything else
01:08:57.520 with no gun
01:08:59.240 at like 13 or
01:09:01.400 12 years old.
01:09:02.540 hello, your
01:09:05.380 kid can't ride
01:09:06.280 his bike to
01:09:07.140 the course, of
01:09:10.100 course they
01:09:10.560 can.
01:09:12.420 And don't let
01:09:13.420 anybody, you
01:09:14.180 know who I
01:09:14.520 really want to
01:09:14.980 talk to is,
01:09:16.420 um, uh, who
01:09:17.900 is the woman
01:09:18.660 that started the
01:09:19.520 free range
01:09:20.020 children?
01:09:20.820 Oh yeah.
01:09:21.180 Lenore
01:09:21.480 Skenazy.
01:09:22.140 I love her.
01:09:23.300 Yeah.
01:09:23.660 I love her.
01:09:25.080 I'd like to, I
01:09:26.160 I'm, I'm at a
01:09:26.840 place now where I
01:09:27.720 really want to
01:09:28.400 talk to her.
01:09:29.040 She's great.
01:09:29.580 And we actually
01:09:30.220 had her on, uh,
01:09:31.360 T on the TV
01:09:31.960 show while you
01:09:32.380 were out.
01:09:32.980 Oh, did you
01:09:33.340 really?
01:09:33.620 Yeah.
01:09:33.980 Uh, to talk
01:09:34.540 about this
01:09:35.000 eight year old
01:09:35.580 story.
01:09:36.580 What'd she say
01:09:37.200 about this?
01:09:37.840 Well, it's, it's
01:09:38.440 interesting.
01:09:38.860 I mean, she, she
01:09:39.500 outlined how
01:09:40.380 ridiculous this is.
01:09:41.240 This is in her
01:09:41.880 own hometown, uh,
01:09:44.000 that, that, that
01:09:44.780 happened, uh, yeah,
01:09:45.940 her, where she
01:09:46.400 grew up.
01:09:46.840 And as you point
01:09:48.240 out, it's a lot
01:09:48.720 safer than most
01:09:49.600 of America and
01:09:51.000 this stuff still
01:09:51.660 continues to go
01:09:52.680 on.
01:09:53.140 And she actually
01:09:54.100 cited a couple of
01:09:54.960 cases that were
01:09:55.420 even more disturbing
01:09:56.200 about how it's
01:09:57.740 starting to play
01:09:58.200 out around the
01:09:59.120 world, uh, in
01:10:00.460 India, the sort of
01:10:01.800 stranger danger
01:10:02.600 thing.
01:10:02.940 And they, they've
01:10:03.540 edited now, uh, they
01:10:05.080 took a public
01:10:05.840 service announcement
01:10:06.620 that was supposed to
01:10:07.680 be about showing a
01:10:08.600 kid getting kidnapped.
01:10:09.320 And the point was,
01:10:10.280 Hey, watch your
01:10:10.720 kids.
01:10:11.200 They edited out the
01:10:12.600 ending where it
01:10:13.360 showed it was a
01:10:13.940 public service
01:10:14.400 announcement.
01:10:14.640 So it looks like a
01:10:15.180 real video of some
01:10:15.900 kid being caught.
01:10:16.640 it was being shared
01:10:18.060 like crazy on social
01:10:18.960 media in India.
01:10:19.560 And like a couple
01:10:20.700 dozen people were
01:10:21.860 murdered because they
01:10:23.200 just showed up to
01:10:24.320 areas and they were
01:10:25.000 unfamiliar and people
01:10:25.880 thought those people
01:10:26.700 are, that they're
01:10:27.700 trying to abduct kids
01:10:28.580 and they were killing
01:10:29.440 them.
01:10:30.000 Uh, it's unbelievable.
01:10:31.180 It's incredible.
01:10:31.840 It's really unbelievable.
01:10:32.900 It's unbelievable.
01:10:33.900 We have to root
01:10:35.020 ourselves back into
01:10:36.340 common sense.
01:10:37.580 We are crippling our
01:10:39.500 children by not
01:10:41.540 treating them, uh,
01:10:43.720 with more respect.
01:10:45.280 They can accomplish
01:10:46.680 these things.
01:10:47.720 They need to, what
01:10:49.440 are you going to show
01:10:49.920 up and, and drive them
01:10:51.320 to school when they're
01:10:52.120 20?
01:10:52.460 What's the plan?
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01:12:33.240 Well, the trial is
01:12:40.500 starting, and I mean
01:12:41.280 trial.
01:12:42.400 The witch hunt on
01:12:43.920 Kavanaugh has started
01:12:46.240 today.
01:12:46.960 They're just going to,
01:12:47.680 you know, the senator's
01:12:48.460 going to do what they
01:12:48.940 always do.
01:12:49.440 Blah, blah, blah, blah,
01:12:50.840 blah, blah, blah, blah,
01:12:51.520 blah, blah, blah, blah,
01:12:51.820 blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:52.020 So meaningless.
01:12:53.160 And all the 2020
01:12:54.160 Democratic hopefuls are
01:12:55.340 all lining up to try to
01:12:56.300 see who can be most
01:12:57.700 anti-Kavanaugh, who can
01:12:59.300 do the most to not even
01:13:00.160 let the hearings start.
01:13:01.320 They're really all
01:13:02.820 trying to do that in a
01:13:04.240 competition against each
01:13:05.140 other, so they can all
01:13:06.040 prove that they're really
01:13:07.420 loyal to the Democratic
01:13:08.620 Socialists in 2020.
01:13:10.180 You know, I've just been
01:13:10.720 away for, you know,
01:13:11.880 what, 12 days?
01:13:12.960 Didn't miss it.
01:13:13.440 No, didn't miss any of
01:13:14.360 that.
01:13:14.860 No.
01:13:15.340 Doesn't mean anything to
01:13:17.080 anybody's life.
01:13:17.980 No.
01:13:18.360 Uh-uh.
01:13:18.760 Didn't miss it.
01:13:22.680 Glenn Beck.
01:13:24.340 It's Tuesday, September 4th.
01:13:26.740 This is the Glenn Beck
01:13:27.900 program.
01:13:29.040 All right.
01:13:29.440 I have a little test for
01:13:31.360 you.
01:13:33.620 My wife and I were having
01:13:34.880 a conversation last night
01:13:36.560 and my kids are in the
01:13:37.420 truck and they were like,
01:13:38.800 uh, dad, where are you
01:13:40.420 getting these facts?
01:13:42.680 I said, United Nations,
01:13:44.280 World Health Organization,
01:13:46.720 you know, all the places
01:13:48.400 that, of course, are just
01:13:51.620 run by conservatives.
01:13:54.940 Uh, and nobody in the
01:13:56.280 family believed me.
01:13:57.020 I'm going to give you a
01:13:58.960 little test.
01:14:00.980 It's from a book I'm
01:14:02.020 reading called Factfulness.
01:14:04.040 Ten Reasons Why We're
01:14:05.280 Wrong About the World.
01:14:08.480 Stu, in all low-income
01:14:11.800 countries across the world
01:14:13.280 today, how many girls
01:14:15.120 finish primary school in
01:14:16.860 all low-income countries
01:14:19.320 across the world today?
01:14:21.080 Is it 20%, 40%, or C, 60%?
01:14:30.080 60 seems high.
01:14:32.640 I mean, you think about
01:14:33.200 places like Iran, right?
01:14:34.800 I mean, like...
01:14:35.380 All low-income countries.
01:14:36.800 Right.
01:14:37.240 So, I'll say 40.
01:14:41.620 Feel pretty good about
01:14:42.240 that?
01:14:42.660 No, I don't feel good about
01:14:43.560 any of this.
01:14:44.680 60%.
01:14:45.160 How's it really?
01:14:45.860 60% in all low-income.
01:14:49.060 I mean, obviously, room
01:14:50.700 for improvement, but
01:14:51.480 that's better than I think
01:14:52.560 most people would think it
01:14:53.580 is.
01:14:54.680 Where does the majority of
01:14:55.980 the world population live?
01:14:58.060 In low-income countries,
01:15:00.340 middle-income countries,
01:15:02.120 or high-income countries?
01:15:04.440 Uh, well, it's pretty much
01:15:06.400 China and India.
01:15:07.620 That's where most people
01:15:08.640 live.
01:15:09.540 So, I would...
01:15:11.300 I guess you'd consider them
01:15:12.520 to be middle-income?
01:15:17.320 Middle-income countries.
01:15:18.640 Middle-income countries.
01:15:19.300 Middle-income.
01:15:20.380 This is the biggest lie
01:15:21.940 that people...
01:15:23.900 This professor that wrote
01:15:26.420 this said, in 1995,
01:15:28.840 he said,
01:15:29.180 I started asking my students
01:15:30.740 questions about the
01:15:33.060 perception of the world.
01:15:34.720 And he said, you know,
01:15:36.000 this is what I do for a living.
01:15:37.840 He said, so I knew the stats,
01:15:39.780 and I was shocked that
01:15:42.060 the kids were relating to
01:15:45.520 a world that was from the
01:15:47.460 1960s.
01:15:49.260 He's like, it was 30-year-old
01:15:50.560 data.
01:15:51.860 You know, that most people
01:15:53.260 live in poverty, that
01:15:54.180 they're haves and have-nots.
01:15:55.860 He's like, in the 1960s,
01:15:59.160 haves and have-nots.
01:16:00.940 1970s.
01:16:01.760 By the 1990s, that was
01:16:04.340 barely true.
01:16:06.740 Now, it's absolutely not true.
01:16:09.440 He said, so in the 1990s,
01:16:11.300 this is the test that he gave.
01:16:12.640 He started his class with this
01:16:14.120 test.
01:16:14.740 He said, let me just ask you
01:16:16.640 these questions.
01:16:18.880 He found that a very small
01:16:22.520 percent actually knew the
01:16:24.740 answers, except for a couple.
01:16:27.320 And I'll get to them here in a
01:16:28.460 second.
01:16:29.740 But it shows that there is
01:16:33.320 either a concerted effort,
01:16:35.000 which I believe there is,
01:16:36.740 or there is something inside of
01:16:39.220 us that just says, no, I
01:16:40.780 don't want to believe that
01:16:41.700 that's true, because the
01:16:43.260 facts are very clear.
01:16:45.100 We're no longer living in
01:16:47.080 that have and have-not world.
01:16:50.180 Let me give you some more
01:16:51.400 evidence here.
01:16:53.020 In the last 20 years, the
01:16:55.360 proportion of the world's
01:16:56.600 population living in extreme
01:16:58.620 poverty has, A, almost
01:17:01.500 doubled, B, remained more or
01:17:03.960 less the same, or C, almost
01:17:06.300 halved.
01:17:06.900 Now, you know, I'm a person
01:17:08.780 who just read Steven Pinker,
01:17:10.360 Adduced to Outrage has a lot of
01:17:11.540 this in there.
01:17:12.060 Yes.
01:17:12.560 Arthur Brooks, Human Progress.
01:17:14.620 I mean, so I'm in this where I
01:17:15.720 would say definitely less.
01:17:16.880 Yeah.
01:17:17.340 Almost halved.
01:17:19.020 It's incredible.
01:17:19.560 So think of this.
01:17:20.260 It's one of the greatest human
01:17:20.860 achievements.
01:17:21.380 It is.
01:17:21.940 This is one of the greatest
01:17:23.260 achievements of all of
01:17:25.280 humankind.
01:17:26.700 You know, we're arguing about
01:17:28.240 whether we show the flag on,
01:17:29.920 you know, in that stupid, you
01:17:31.440 know, first man or whatever it is,
01:17:33.160 the moon movie.
01:17:34.700 Okay, whatever.
01:17:35.360 However, this is important.
01:17:38.680 In the last 20 years, the
01:17:41.320 proportion of the world
01:17:42.440 population living in extreme
01:17:44.780 poverty has almost been cut in
01:17:47.920 half.
01:17:48.800 Incredible.
01:17:49.920 Incredible achievement.
01:17:51.200 I believe the number is 70% of
01:17:53.600 people believe it's it's gotten
01:17:55.260 worse over that.
01:17:55.940 Yes.
01:17:56.720 Yes.
01:17:57.080 So 70% thing has got worse.
01:17:58.700 It's it's been cut in half and
01:18:00.620 cut in half.
01:18:01.560 Okay.
01:18:02.000 How do we not celebrate that
01:18:03.000 every day?
01:18:03.420 Well, because it's because you
01:18:05.060 have to have two worlds.
01:18:07.780 You have to have the Western
01:18:09.000 world who is gluttonous and you
01:18:11.540 have to have the rest of the
01:18:12.700 world that's living in extreme
01:18:14.080 poverty.
01:18:14.700 Right.
01:18:15.020 You have to have the haves and
01:18:16.620 have nots.
01:18:17.300 But it's not that's not the world
01:18:19.780 today.
01:18:21.240 All right.
01:18:21.960 Next life expectancy of the world
01:18:24.480 today.
01:18:25.200 Is it 50 years, 60 years or 70
01:18:28.280 years?
01:18:28.740 Life expectancy.
01:18:31.300 Think of this the entire planet.
01:18:33.060 Yeah, because I mean, the lowest
01:18:34.860 life expectancy, I believe, is in
01:18:36.500 Swaziland, which is around 40.
01:18:38.740 So it can't be 50.
01:18:39.920 That's the lowest.
01:18:41.140 It's got to be 60 or 70.
01:18:43.940 70 does seem high, but the I'll go
01:18:47.220 70, 70, 70.
01:18:49.340 You only know this because we've done
01:18:50.940 so much research recently first
01:18:52.780 because a lot of this is in the
01:18:54.840 book Addicted to Outrage.
01:18:57.400 I just read it.
01:18:58.040 So but but I mean, what's
01:18:59.080 interesting, though, is this is
01:19:00.400 supposed this design for your
01:19:01.820 average college student.
01:19:02.900 Yes, can you imagine a kid who
01:19:04.060 came up in the public school
01:19:05.080 system and comes out of public
01:19:07.540 high school and goes into
01:19:08.880 college with this information?
01:19:10.800 They would get every one of these
01:19:12.240 wrong.
01:19:12.980 I mean, I don't.
01:19:13.820 Oh, yeah.
01:19:14.160 Only because we've been studying
01:19:15.500 it.
01:19:16.000 Yeah.
01:19:16.080 Yeah.
01:19:16.200 Yeah.
01:19:16.280 That even I think the most of the
01:19:18.100 audience might be like, all right,
01:19:19.180 maybe it's a little better than we
01:19:20.520 expect.
01:19:21.780 The UN predicts by 2100, the world
01:19:23.900 population will have increased by
01:19:25.240 another four billion people.
01:19:26.780 What is the main reason there will
01:19:28.500 be more children?
01:19:29.340 There will be more adults or there
01:19:31.120 will be very there will be many
01:19:32.580 more very old people, 75 years or
01:19:35.260 older.
01:19:37.640 Well, I think I would say there
01:19:39.960 there'd be more of all three
01:19:41.560 categories, right?
01:19:42.440 More children, more more adults as
01:19:45.060 those children grow up.
01:19:46.320 And then and more old people because
01:19:48.520 of the advances and keeping people
01:19:50.320 alive longer.
01:19:52.100 According to the UN be there will be
01:19:55.160 more adults, 15 to 74, which leads
01:19:58.960 me to the next.
01:19:59.580 There are two billion children in the
01:20:01.640 world today, age zero to 15.
01:20:04.480 How many children will there be in the
01:20:06.260 year 2100?
01:20:08.000 According to the United Nations, there's
01:20:10.320 two billion children.
01:20:11.460 According to the UN, two billion
01:20:14.000 children today, how many will there be
01:20:16.460 in 100 years or 80 years?
01:20:19.960 Four billion, three billion, two
01:20:21.620 billion.
01:20:22.660 I would say at least three.
01:20:25.320 Two billion.
01:20:26.940 Two billion.
01:20:28.140 Same.
01:20:28.500 That's interesting.
01:20:29.280 So two billion.
01:20:30.060 That's a commentary on birth rates, I
01:20:31.740 guess.
01:20:32.980 Yes.
01:20:33.600 Birth rates and and the life
01:20:37.080 expectancy on the whole getting a
01:20:38.760 little broader.
01:20:39.200 How did the number of deaths per year
01:20:41.640 from natural disasters change over the
01:20:43.520 last hundred years?
01:20:45.380 Natural disaster deaths more than
01:20:47.100 doubled, remained about the same or
01:20:49.520 decreased to less than half.
01:20:52.160 Decreased to less than half.
01:20:54.160 Less than half.
01:20:55.260 Yeah.
01:20:55.600 Incredible.
01:20:56.220 And it's but when he says less than
01:20:57.540 half, he's understating it.
01:20:58.520 It's way less than half.
01:21:00.000 Yeah.
01:21:00.460 It's like 80 or it's like over 90 percent.
01:21:03.180 If I'm remembering the stat right.
01:21:04.400 This is from 1995.
01:21:05.820 OK.
01:21:06.080 Yeah.
01:21:06.240 So this is from it might not have been
01:21:07.580 that much then, you know, roughly
01:21:09.400 seven billion people in the world
01:21:11.020 today.
01:21:11.500 Which map best show?
01:21:12.960 I can't do the map thing.
01:21:14.340 How many of the world's B?
01:21:15.940 The map was B.
01:21:17.100 How how many of the world's one
01:21:18.920 year old children today have been
01:21:20.380 vaccinated against some disease?
01:21:22.640 20 percent, 50 percent, 80 percent
01:21:24.600 vaccinations.
01:21:27.860 20 seems low.
01:21:29.160 80 seems optimistic
01:21:31.020 from any illness.
01:21:33.900 Disease.
01:21:34.340 I guess we go in the middle there.
01:21:38.080 50, 80, 80 percent.
01:21:40.800 That's great.
01:21:41.880 Worldwide, 30 year old men have spent
01:21:43.540 10 years in school on average.
01:21:45.560 How many years worldwide have women
01:21:47.940 of the same age spent in school?
01:21:50.420 Now, what is what is what does
01:21:53.220 everybody say?
01:21:54.020 Women?
01:21:54.400 I mean, basically the rest of the world
01:21:55.660 is and this one turning into it is
01:21:58.140 Handmaid's Tale.
01:21:58.820 So they don't get to go to school.
01:22:00.100 They don't get to do anything.
01:22:01.000 This is worldwide.
01:22:02.800 Men have 10 years in school worldwide.
01:22:05.780 How many do women have?
01:22:07.040 Nine, six or three?
01:22:09.640 Three seems really low.
01:22:12.860 Six, maybe.
01:22:14.080 I mean, I might even go to nine on that one.
01:22:16.520 But nine worldwide.
01:22:18.940 Only one year less.
01:22:21.080 Nine.
01:22:22.180 Now, I'll think of that.
01:22:23.500 That includes Afghanistan.
01:22:25.540 Right.
01:22:25.900 Iran.
01:22:26.940 Right.
01:22:27.320 I mean, like all the North Korea.
01:22:28.900 I mean, there's a lot of places around
01:22:31.480 the world that would bring that
01:22:32.300 average down.
01:22:33.140 1996 tigers, giant pandas, black
01:22:35.360 rhinos were listed as endangered.
01:22:36.980 How many of these three species are
01:22:38.640 more critically endangered today?
01:22:40.820 Two of them, one of them, none of
01:22:43.240 them.
01:22:45.180 You know, these numbers are again,
01:22:48.160 I'm positive on this stuff.
01:22:49.280 I would say one.
01:22:50.980 None.
01:22:51.540 None.
01:22:51.900 None.
01:22:52.180 None.
01:22:52.680 How many people in the world have
01:22:54.340 some access to electricity?
01:22:56.240 20 percent, 50 percent, 80 percent.
01:22:59.260 Some access.
01:23:02.720 Maybe 80 percent.
01:23:03.960 80 percent.
01:23:04.520 Yeah.
01:23:04.960 80 percent.
01:23:06.460 Here's one.
01:23:07.200 That's incredible, though.
01:23:07.880 Here's one.
01:23:08.580 We brush over these things.
01:23:09.600 But, you know, I think every high
01:23:10.960 school or college student in America
01:23:12.480 would say all three of those species
01:23:14.100 were worse off.
01:23:16.060 And they would say maybe it maybe they
01:23:17.740 would say 50 percent electricity,
01:23:19.380 probably more like 20 percent.
01:23:20.820 They would think.
01:23:21.200 Here's the one.
01:23:22.080 He says everyone gets right.
01:23:25.340 Everyone gets right.
01:23:26.380 Oh, global.
01:23:27.200 Global climate experts believe that
01:23:29.480 over the next 100 years, the average
01:23:31.260 temperature will A, get warmer, B,
01:23:33.600 remain the same, or C, get colder.
01:23:35.720 You know what?
01:23:36.160 Get colder.
01:23:36.900 I want to be the one person getting
01:23:37.940 it wrong.
01:23:38.980 Isn't that amazing?
01:23:39.540 Yeah.
01:23:39.760 Everyone gets that right.
01:23:40.620 They all say warming.
01:23:41.680 Correct.
01:23:42.260 That's the indoctrination.
01:23:43.260 That's Green Week for you.
01:23:44.560 That's when an entire network turns
01:23:46.860 over its programming to promote
01:23:48.580 global warming as the worst danger
01:23:51.800 that humanity can face
01:23:54.020 when, and that's just them.
01:23:56.320 I mean, companies do it.
01:23:57.820 Schools do it.
01:23:58.860 Organizations do it.
01:24:00.020 And it's this constant barrage of this.
01:24:02.220 They miss the greatest human achievement.
01:24:05.720 The moon was great.
01:24:07.020 I'm not downplaying the moon,
01:24:08.860 but it doesn't, forget the movie
01:24:10.500 about the moon.
01:24:11.320 The moon journey itself,
01:24:13.540 incredible human accomplishment.
01:24:15.580 Nothing even close to what we've done
01:24:17.480 with poverty over the past 20 years.
01:24:20.060 Not even close.
01:24:21.620 We've saved billions of people's lives,
01:24:25.200 and yet what do they know about?
01:24:27.640 Global warming.
01:24:28.500 That is so freaking typical.
01:24:30.520 That is a wonderful example
01:24:32.760 of where we are.
01:24:33.920 So here's the thing.
01:24:37.300 This goes across all categories.
01:24:40.320 This is not just college students.
01:24:41.920 This goes across all categories,
01:24:44.080 okay, throughout the world.
01:24:45.120 No one is recognizing this.
01:24:49.300 However, it's beyond guessing.
01:24:52.840 It shows how pessimistic we are.
01:24:56.760 Getting chimps to pick A, B, or C,
01:25:01.660 random chimpanzee in the zoo,
01:25:04.500 get them to say A, B, or C,
01:25:06.180 or pick A, B, or C.
01:25:08.200 You ask them 12 questions,
01:25:12.300 they should get four right.
01:25:15.120 Out of the first 12.
01:25:16.440 33% chance.
01:25:17.760 They should get four right.
01:25:19.500 A chimp.
01:25:23.480 We get two.
01:25:24.760 Humans get two out of the 12.
01:25:26.700 Chimps will do better on this test than we do.
01:25:30.580 What is the bias?
01:25:34.380 Where is the bias coming from?
01:25:36.200 How is that even possible?
01:25:41.380 It's really quite easy to understand.
01:25:44.780 If you have a society
01:25:47.240 that is constantly feeding this poison
01:25:51.700 over and over again,
01:25:52.660 if you have a society
01:25:54.520 that is not looking for
01:25:56.700 nor really willing to consume
01:25:58.900 the good things,
01:26:01.240 you know,
01:26:01.680 no show is ever on.
01:26:03.520 It's like,
01:26:03.880 hey, look at the good things
01:26:05.000 that are happening around the world.
01:26:05.980 Nobody would watch that.
01:26:07.980 Right?
01:26:09.260 So,
01:26:09.880 we're not predisposed
01:26:11.980 to watching it.
01:26:13.260 We have our schools
01:26:15.300 teaching the opposite
01:26:16.800 because they want to collapse
01:26:18.940 capitalism
01:26:19.660 and the Western way of life.
01:26:21.640 so you can't say good things
01:26:23.820 about, you know,
01:26:25.320 the West
01:26:25.860 and capitalism.
01:26:29.900 Nobody is educated.
01:26:32.100 You must educate yourself
01:26:34.280 or we are going to throw away
01:26:36.140 the greatest thing
01:26:37.680 mankind has ever done.
01:26:39.580 We are going to be remembered
01:26:40.900 as absolutely insane individuals
01:26:43.740 and we are acting insane.
01:26:46.480 If you look at
01:26:48.960 what we're tweeting about
01:26:50.740 last hour I asked you
01:26:52.660 to hashtag
01:26:54.060 addicted to outrage,
01:26:55.320 I want you to look for
01:26:56.580 the most,
01:26:58.460 the tweets
01:26:59.340 where you look at
01:27:00.440 and go,
01:27:00.840 really?
01:27:02.140 I mean,
01:27:02.360 this is beyond
01:27:03.080 a first world problem.
01:27:04.620 You're concerned,
01:27:05.680 you're outraged
01:27:06.840 by that?
01:27:09.300 I want you to find
01:27:10.180 left and right.
01:27:11.520 I want you to find
01:27:12.700 the craziest tweets
01:27:14.500 and the craziest comments
01:27:16.460 from Facebook
01:27:17.400 and I want you to tweet
01:27:18.900 them to us.
01:27:19.620 We're going to use it
01:27:20.280 on our tour.
01:27:20.940 We announced a tour
01:27:21.800 just about an hour ago.
01:27:24.500 We're going to,
01:27:25.220 I think,
01:27:25.360 12 different cities.
01:27:26.380 We'll give those to you
01:27:27.280 here in just a second.
01:27:28.740 But we're going to use
01:27:30.360 those on the tour
01:27:30.980 and we're going to use
01:27:31.560 them on the air
01:27:32.100 because we've been
01:27:33.080 collecting them for a while.
01:27:34.720 They're crazy.
01:27:35.680 It's crazy.
01:27:37.060 It's not going to be hard
01:27:38.300 to make the case
01:27:39.580 that we are crazy.
01:27:42.160 Historians will look
01:27:43.080 at it this way
01:27:43.880 until they realize,
01:27:46.040 wait a minute,
01:27:47.040 there also was research
01:27:48.380 done on these people
01:27:49.940 at this time
01:27:51.280 that shows they were
01:27:52.620 actually addicted,
01:27:54.980 literally addicted
01:27:56.120 to being outraged.
01:28:00.120 That is about the first,
01:28:01.720 maybe third of this book,
01:28:03.520 the science behind
01:28:04.720 the addiction
01:28:05.460 and what we're addicted
01:28:07.160 and how it's being done
01:28:08.440 to us and how we're
01:28:09.340 playing into it.
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01:30:21.180 Welcome to the program.
01:30:22.480 We are going on tour
01:30:23.980 for the first time
01:30:24.740 in many years
01:30:26.280 and we've announced
01:30:27.580 I think 12 cities
01:30:28.540 to kick off the tour
01:30:30.220 and it'll start in October.
01:30:31.860 It's our Addicted to Outrage tour.
01:30:34.100 Happening at a stage
01:30:35.340 or a theater near you.
01:30:36.700 October 25th
01:30:37.380 in San Antonio
01:30:38.040 the 26th in Houston
01:30:39.540 October 27th in Dallas
01:30:41.020 then November 1st
01:30:42.540 in Richmond
01:30:42.960 the 2nd in Hershey
01:30:44.500 and the 3rd in Pittsburgh
01:30:45.760 the 4th in Cleveland
01:30:46.840 November 13th
01:30:48.820 in Kansas City
01:30:49.640 November 14th
01:30:50.480 in Evansville, Indiana
01:30:51.420 November 15th
01:30:53.700 in Tulsa
01:30:54.360 and then November 30th
01:30:56.020 in Tampa
01:30:56.680 and Orlando
01:30:57.600 December 1st.
01:30:58.940 The way to get tickets
01:31:00.060 is going to
01:31:00.420 glennbeck.com
01:31:01.620 slash tour
01:31:02.680 and when you get there
01:31:03.920 it's a pre-sale
01:31:04.580 so you gotta have the code
01:31:05.420 to get the tickets
01:31:06.100 the pre-sale password
01:31:07.800 is TheBlaze.
01:31:09.460 Okay
01:31:09.660 and that pre-sale
01:31:11.360 begins at
01:31:12.300 2pm local time
01:31:14.060 today
01:31:15.240 so the pre-sale
01:31:16.460 2pm local time
01:31:18.260 remember
01:31:18.760 to be able to get
01:31:19.920 the pre-sale tickets
01:31:21.000 just for this audience
01:31:22.580 so you'll have to use
01:31:23.560 the promo code
01:31:24.260 TheBlaze
01:31:25.120 all one word
01:31:26.020 and again
01:31:27.780 that's 2pm
01:31:28.720 your time
01:31:29.840 and there will be
01:31:31.220 some additional
01:31:32.200 tour dates
01:31:33.380 that are going to be
01:31:34.900 announced here
01:31:35.860 as we go on
01:31:37.520 Addicted to Outrage
01:31:39.360 you don't want to miss it
01:31:40.440 it's going to be a lot of fun
01:31:41.240 we have
01:31:41.920 I'm going to
01:31:42.500 hopefully announce
01:31:43.260 some
01:31:43.740 an additional
01:31:45.680 kind of fun thing
01:31:46.960 tomorrow
01:31:47.780 on the tour
01:31:49.480 and Stu's going to be
01:31:50.620 coming with
01:31:51.260 and it's going to be
01:31:52.700 I'm seeing this
01:31:54.100 as much more interactive
01:31:55.460 with you
01:31:57.160 and when we've ever done
01:31:59.240 interactive shows
01:32:00.380 they can get a little dicey
01:32:02.960 they can get a little dicey
01:32:04.500 have you noticed that
01:32:04.800 in the past?
01:32:05.400 I have noticed that
01:32:06.240 in the past
01:32:06.820 and
01:32:08.120 and
01:32:08.960 and I
01:32:09.740 I think we have
01:32:10.560 some things planned
01:32:11.500 that are going to be
01:32:12.340 a lot of fun
01:32:13.000 and a lot of laughs
01:32:13.860 so
01:32:14.940 so come
01:32:15.820 and bring a friend
01:32:16.540 bring
01:32:17.020 you know
01:32:17.580 bring somebody
01:32:18.340 who they
01:32:19.260 they think
01:32:20.380 they hate me
01:32:22.000 I mean
01:32:23.860 unless it's Donald Trump
01:32:24.640 because I know
01:32:25.160 he does
01:32:25.560 so unless it's him
01:32:26.720 he probably
01:32:27.560 absolutely does
01:32:28.700 but
01:32:29.520 everybody else
01:32:31.300 bring somebody
01:32:32.040 that they're like
01:32:32.680 nah
01:32:32.960 bring them
01:32:34.300 and we'll confirm
01:32:35.220 their hatred
01:32:35.740 yes
01:32:36.300 that's right
01:32:36.880 they will either
01:32:37.500 look at you and go
01:32:38.300 I told you
01:32:39.160 or
01:32:39.600 more likely
01:32:41.160 they're going to go
01:32:42.080 that makes sense
01:32:43.340 that made sense to me
01:32:44.720 I get it
01:32:45.380 that's the thing
01:32:46.780 about common sense
01:32:47.760 it's usually supposed
01:32:48.680 to be common
01:32:49.460 yeah
01:32:49.840 not so much
01:32:50.420 it doesn't seem like
01:32:51.180 no it's very uncommon
01:32:52.380 anymore
01:32:53.020 as you just said
01:32:53.720 with that
01:32:54.040 you know
01:32:54.640 that test
01:32:55.280 of
01:32:55.760 of
01:32:56.680 that the college
01:32:57.720 professors give
01:32:58.320 the students
01:32:58.780 and what's so
01:33:00.120 interesting about it
01:33:00.820 is it should be
01:33:01.340 the biggest story
01:33:02.240 in the world
01:33:02.980 every day
01:33:03.540 should be the biggest
01:33:04.280 story in the world
01:33:04.880 about how we've
01:33:06.100 alleviated poverty
01:33:07.140 for two billion people
01:33:08.480 there's nothing
01:33:09.580 even remotely
01:33:10.300 close to that
01:33:11.000 World Health Organization
01:33:12.020 says it's not
01:33:13.300 starvation
01:33:13.880 it's now
01:33:14.760 obesity
01:33:15.400 is the biggest
01:33:16.560 threat to global
01:33:18.240 health
01:33:18.720 obesity
01:33:19.900 welcome to the program
01:33:27.780 I want to talk a little
01:33:28.440 bit about Nike here
01:33:29.500 I mean
01:33:32.400 Colin Kaepernick
01:33:33.680 this is so ridiculous
01:33:34.960 this is so ridiculous
01:33:36.100 people comparing him
01:33:37.020 to Muhammad Ali
01:33:37.740 no he's not
01:33:38.780 Muhammad Ali
01:33:39.520 Muhammad Ali
01:33:41.100 I mean went to jail
01:33:42.740 he's also good
01:33:45.320 at his sport
01:33:45.960 it's another thing
01:33:47.220 you know
01:33:47.860 the guy was at the
01:33:48.980 top of his game
01:33:50.380 and went to jail
01:33:52.520 and stood for something
01:33:53.880 because he believed in it
01:33:55.440 and he took all kinds
01:33:56.360 of political hits
01:33:57.640 from people
01:33:59.040 but he stood by it
01:34:00.500 and he believed it
01:34:01.540 okay
01:34:02.800 how can you possibly
01:34:05.120 compare Colin Kaepernick
01:34:06.800 to Muhammad Ali
01:34:07.960 if you're insane
01:34:08.880 you can compare them
01:34:09.620 yes
01:34:09.980 I mean yes he's saying
01:34:11.260 something that
01:34:12.140 some people don't like
01:34:13.180 which is about the only
01:34:14.400 similarity
01:34:14.800 and honestly
01:34:15.380 you know the thing
01:34:16.120 he's saying
01:34:16.720 like wearing
01:34:18.220 you know
01:34:18.640 socks that
01:34:19.600 depict cops as pigs
01:34:21.620 you know
01:34:22.820 should be
01:34:23.620 disliked by Americans
01:34:25.120 and they are
01:34:26.200 a lot of
01:34:27.260 it's not
01:34:28.400 it's not that he's
01:34:29.260 kneeling down
01:34:30.100 for the
01:34:30.600 you know
01:34:31.440 for the flag
01:34:32.160 or
01:34:32.340 you know
01:34:33.180 it's not
01:34:33.800 look
01:34:34.760 I'm not
01:34:38.640 going to let
01:34:39.040 my emotions
01:34:39.700 be assigned
01:34:41.380 to somebody else
01:34:42.260 if somebody else
01:34:43.700 is
01:34:43.860 if somebody else
01:34:44.600 wants to
01:34:45.200 be a jerk
01:34:46.220 and not stand
01:34:47.380 for the national anthem
01:34:48.400 that's fine
01:34:48.940 that's fine
01:34:49.460 that's fine
01:34:50.200 and you know
01:34:51.400 maybe
01:34:51.740 maybe
01:34:52.300 maybe
01:34:53.200 somebody has
01:34:54.040 a good point
01:34:54.540 I don't think
01:34:55.080 he does
01:34:55.580 I think
01:34:55.960 this is just
01:34:56.580 this is nothing
01:34:57.320 more than publicity
01:34:58.180 for him
01:34:58.720 and it's a
01:35:00.520 it's a lifestyle
01:35:01.340 choice
01:35:01.980 and I think
01:35:02.760 he is a
01:35:03.500 I think
01:35:05.060 he's misguided
01:35:05.780 but
01:35:06.580 if that's what
01:35:07.120 he wants to do
01:35:07.620 I don't really care
01:35:08.540 I really don't care
01:35:09.920 he's a moron
01:35:10.820 he doesn't change
01:35:12.220 my view
01:35:13.100 of the country
01:35:14.060 and he's not
01:35:14.760 going to change
01:35:15.500 my experience
01:35:16.820 right
01:35:17.160 and that's
01:35:18.040 an important part
01:35:18.780 of this
01:35:19.040 first of all
01:35:20.580 what's
01:35:21.000 one thing
01:35:21.460 that's important
01:35:21.900 here
01:35:22.140 is
01:35:23.100 because they
01:35:23.540 can kneel
01:35:23.940 at any time
01:35:24.300 they want
01:35:24.760 right
01:35:25.320 they're not
01:35:26.160 they're kneeling
01:35:26.600 during the anthem
01:35:27.100 because it's
01:35:27.880 specifically about
01:35:28.760 the country
01:35:29.160 and the anthem
01:35:29.540 and they keep
01:35:30.540 saying well
01:35:30.960 you don't understand
01:35:31.540 no it's not
01:35:32.040 it's about
01:35:32.340 injustice
01:35:32.740 if it was
01:35:33.300 about injustice
01:35:33.760 you could
01:35:34.160 kneel before
01:35:35.400 the opening
01:35:35.740 kickoff
01:35:36.200 when the anthem
01:35:37.160 wasn't going on
01:35:38.020 and everyone
01:35:38.440 would say wow
01:35:38.900 they must be
01:35:39.340 kneeling for
01:35:39.760 injustice
01:35:40.180 the anthem
01:35:41.600 is an important
01:35:42.200 part of it
01:35:42.740 and to go
01:35:43.600 further than this
01:35:44.340 Kaepernick being
01:35:45.540 the hero of
01:35:46.220 this movement
01:35:46.620 is an even
01:35:47.020 bigger signal
01:35:47.980 of what it's
01:35:48.420 about
01:35:48.640 he's the only
01:35:49.500 one of all
01:35:49.960 these guys
01:35:50.500 that wore
01:35:51.800 socks
01:35:52.260 depicting
01:35:52.900 police officers
01:35:53.720 as pigs
01:35:54.380 Malcolm Jenkins
01:35:55.520 is a Philadelphia
01:35:56.120 Eagles
01:35:56.380 he's been
01:35:56.820 protesting
01:35:57.320 about as long
01:35:58.320 as Colin
01:36:00.260 Kaepernick
01:36:00.700 but he's done
01:36:01.520 it in a
01:36:01.820 respectful way
01:36:02.640 and he's done
01:36:03.020 it in a smart
01:36:03.620 way
01:36:03.940 and he hasn't
01:36:04.980 been
01:36:05.180 he hasn't
01:36:05.740 been you know
01:36:06.380 inflaming tensions
01:36:07.860 against police
01:36:08.480 because of it
01:36:09.000 I mean if I'm a
01:36:09.560 police officer
01:36:10.160 today how do I
01:36:10.960 feel about Nike
01:36:11.880 it's because it's
01:36:13.220 not about kneeling
01:36:14.300 yeah it's not about
01:36:15.220 it's not about
01:36:15.860 kneeling
01:36:16.200 it's about wearing
01:36:17.640 socks that depict
01:36:20.020 police officers as
01:36:21.520 pigs that the
01:36:23.160 the whole
01:36:23.940 mentality that
01:36:26.040 police officers
01:36:27.700 are all bad
01:36:29.080 that's that's not
01:36:30.220 true
01:36:30.640 it's not just
01:36:31.360 not true
01:36:32.180 but I think
01:36:33.000 you have to
01:36:34.660 avoid an easy
01:36:36.300 trap being set
01:36:37.440 by you
01:36:37.900 for you by the
01:36:39.720 world which is
01:36:40.960 we allow
01:36:42.760 others to
01:36:43.800 control our
01:36:45.420 actions
01:36:45.940 if we react
01:36:47.320 to every
01:36:47.880 person who
01:36:48.860 has a ridiculous
01:36:49.620 viewpoint by
01:36:50.580 changing our
01:36:51.140 life for
01:36:52.000 example this is a
01:36:52.700 story about
01:36:53.160 Nike now Nike's
01:36:54.000 lost over three
01:36:54.840 billion dollars in
01:36:55.800 in market cap
01:36:57.080 today and
01:36:58.380 they were about
01:36:59.280 flat for the past
01:37:00.200 week so the
01:37:00.840 indication is it's
01:37:01.600 got something to do
01:37:02.180 with this potential
01:37:02.940 boycott
01:37:03.400 billion dollars
01:37:04.900 wiped off the
01:37:06.280 table right and I
01:37:07.020 think a lot of
01:37:07.340 people would say
01:37:07.720 look good they
01:37:08.500 made a thing about
01:37:09.200 Colin Kaepernick and
01:37:10.040 they lost three
01:37:10.520 billion dollars good
01:37:11.760 for us so and
01:37:13.640 maybe that's if
01:37:14.460 that's really how
01:37:15.300 you feel you can
01:37:16.200 you can do that but
01:37:17.240 listen to this this
01:37:17.800 is the first tweet as
01:37:19.020 they're kind of going
01:37:19.560 through the you know
01:37:20.240 people tweeting about
01:37:20.960 this story that they
01:37:21.620 feature in this
01:37:22.240 Reuters article first
01:37:23.860 the NFL forces me to
01:37:25.200 choose between my
01:37:25.820 favorite sport in my
01:37:26.580 country I choose
01:37:27.500 country then Nike
01:37:28.820 forces me to choose
01:37:29.760 between my favorite
01:37:30.800 shoes in my country
01:37:31.700 and I chose country
01:37:33.500 again now I think we
01:37:35.100 can all look at that
01:37:35.620 and say I if I've
01:37:36.940 got that choice I'm
01:37:37.540 choosing country on
01:37:38.160 both of those two
01:37:38.820 over Nike or
01:37:40.160 football of course I'm
01:37:40.980 choosing the country
01:37:41.600 this is the country
01:37:42.300 but what we forget is
01:37:44.460 that we're letting
01:37:45.220 them dictate the
01:37:47.240 choice the choice
01:37:48.120 they are dictating
01:37:49.060 the choice structure
01:37:49.800 listen to the wording
01:37:50.720 of this first the NFL
01:37:52.000 forces me why are you
01:37:53.880 letting the NFL force
01:37:54.980 you to do anything
01:37:55.840 they have no power over
01:37:57.200 you at all you're
01:37:58.460 like you're telling me
01:37:59.120 let's say the NFL is
01:38:00.920 making you make this
01:38:01.800 choice no they're not
01:38:02.720 you're making the
01:38:03.500 choice when Nike's not
01:38:04.880 forcing you to do
01:38:05.720 they're a stupid shoe
01:38:06.840 company they can't
01:38:07.600 force you to do
01:38:08.100 anything so they're
01:38:08.860 they're what they're
01:38:09.300 saying though is you
01:38:10.780 know this is where
01:38:12.220 people are claiming to
01:38:13.880 be powerless well
01:38:15.540 they're forcing me the
01:38:16.480 NFL because I want to
01:38:17.380 watch football well you
01:38:18.640 can you can watch
01:38:20.040 right there you can
01:38:20.980 watch football you can
01:38:22.260 watch it without the
01:38:23.020 national anthem and if
01:38:24.040 you feel badly about it
01:38:25.880 because of what the NFL
01:38:28.180 has done then don't
01:38:29.520 watch football but you
01:38:30.920 can't have it both ways
01:38:32.160 you know if you're
01:38:34.100 going to if you if
01:38:35.800 that creates cognitive
01:38:37.140 dissidence in you that
01:38:38.360 you're supporting an
01:38:39.300 organization that you
01:38:40.260 think is is violating
01:38:41.600 your values then don't
01:38:42.880 watch it then don't
01:38:44.200 watch it and that will
01:38:45.820 make an impact same
01:38:47.200 here with with Nike I
01:38:48.960 don't know if these are
01:38:49.580 people selling their
01:38:50.620 shares because in
01:38:52.540 protest or because the
01:38:54.220 market is smart and
01:38:55.280 going this is going to
01:38:56.420 it's not going to be
01:38:57.500 helpful a Colin Kaepernick
01:38:58.880 campaign is not going to
01:39:00.080 be helpful for their
01:39:00.920 sales right and so I
01:39:03.140 don't know who's
01:39:03.840 selling Nike but that's
01:39:06.300 their decision and
01:39:07.340 that's good but like we
01:39:09.000 all agree that Colin
01:39:11.080 Kaepernick's point here
01:39:12.260 is in many ways silly
01:39:15.500 it's not informed by the
01:39:17.200 facts of the situation
01:39:18.180 he obviously just hates
01:39:19.660 police officers as as
01:39:21.080 you know mainly shown by
01:39:23.400 his socks but other
01:39:24.700 statements he's made as
01:39:25.800 well and we can all look
01:39:28.380 at that and say Colin
01:39:29.220 Kaepernick some from our
01:39:30.580 perspective people that
01:39:31.700 might be protesting the
01:39:32.500 NFL we can all come to
01:39:33.760 this and say Colin
01:39:34.440 Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick
01:39:35.660 is a moron on this issue
01:39:36.540 he doesn't know he's
01:39:37.200 talking about he doesn't
01:39:38.000 know he doesn't know the
01:39:38.720 details you listen to him
01:39:39.680 speak about it he has no
01:39:40.840 depth when it comes to the
01:39:42.020 story he doesn't know the
01:39:43.180 statistics he doesn't know
01:39:43.920 anything about it why would
01:39:45.700 we let a person like that
01:39:46.640 define our actions and the
01:39:48.000 things we do why would we
01:39:49.380 let a person that we all
01:39:50.660 acknowledge has no
01:39:51.580 information and is not
01:39:53.100 making smart decisions on
01:39:54.640 the topic he's talking
01:39:55.480 about why would we let him
01:39:57.180 influence our Sunday play the
01:39:58.960 other let me let me play the
01:40:00.080 devil's advocate here
01:40:01.380 because if somebody doesn't
01:40:03.560 stand up to these things
01:40:05.940 they're just going to get
01:40:07.340 worse and worse and worse I
01:40:08.440 mean remember the NFL is the
01:40:09.880 is the group of people that
01:40:11.320 wanted to make sure that
01:40:12.340 Rush Limbaugh didn't own a
01:40:13.920 portion of an NFL team a
01:40:16.380 portion yep but they're
01:40:18.620 supporting Colin Kaepernick and
01:40:20.840 and Nike is is giving him a
01:40:24.340 huge ad campaign I mean the
01:40:26.180 the accusation of the NFL it's
01:40:28.260 bizarre because really have
01:40:29.800 they supported Colin Kaepernick
01:40:31.280 the guy's not even in the
01:40:32.020 league the season after he
01:40:34.140 started kneeling he hasn't
01:40:35.160 had a job since it so I don't
01:40:37.300 know how how they've supported
01:40:38.480 this guy all that much I mean
01:40:39.780 there have been I accusation is
01:40:42.140 that with that the NFL should
01:40:43.580 step in and you know fire every
01:40:45.900 player who does it which I mean
01:40:48.180 I guess they probably could in
01:40:50.520 some way but again I don't find
01:40:53.040 their opinion to be that
01:40:54.240 important I don't find the end
01:40:55.900 some safety on the Green Bay
01:40:58.400 Packers or the Kansas City
01:41:00.640 Chiefs opinion about police
01:41:02.360 matters all that important I
01:41:04.460 looked at the stats the people
01:41:06.120 in this audience have looked at
01:41:07.080 the stats they know the truth
01:41:08.560 about the situation what do we
01:41:10.380 care what a what a defensive end
01:41:13.520 on the Miami Dolphins cares about
01:41:15.200 the issue I don't care what he
01:41:16.740 thinks about it and I'm not
01:41:17.780 gonna let it influence my life
01:41:18.940 well you are unusual I'm very
01:41:22.100 unusual a lot of people tell me
01:41:23.600 that I know you're all sorts of
01:41:24.920 different situations you're
01:41:25.740 unusual and and here's why
01:41:27.620 because we feel under attack and
01:41:31.940 when you're under attack you pull
01:41:33.800 in and you defend and so people
01:41:37.220 feel that the country is under
01:41:38.900 attack and so when when you have
01:41:42.340 that outrage or that anger your
01:41:44.660 your thinking centers go down you go
01:41:49.400 into the fight-or-flight mode and
01:41:51.880 you stay there and you protect your
01:41:54.200 ground and I think people have been
01:41:55.820 shoved into a corner for so long
01:41:57.380 that they feel their back is
01:41:59.000 against the wall and they're not
01:42:00.460 going any further because they
01:42:01.440 don't have any more space to go
01:42:02.840 because if they go back any further
01:42:04.460 they're going to lose everything
01:42:05.660 that they have I mean I think
01:42:08.180 that's probably true but first of
01:42:10.720 all it's something I think we
01:42:11.740 should all fight against yes I do
01:42:13.320 agree with you we shouldn't turn our
01:42:14.580 brains off when we are correct when
01:42:17.140 someone comes after us and I'm not
01:42:18.420 saying you know a lot of people
01:42:19.380 have thought this stuff through and
01:42:20.200 come to different conclusions as I
01:42:21.440 am that's that's fine but you know
01:42:23.980 I'd refer people to we I tweeted
01:42:26.060 this I think last week it was a kind
01:42:27.920 of a rant by Will Kane who used to
01:42:29.900 be on the blaze and is now over at
01:42:31.260 ESPN and he's talking about the you
01:42:33.940 know issues between race and sports
01:42:35.700 and everything else and he said you
01:42:37.220 know I don't care about he's talking
01:42:39.920 to Stephen A Smith who happens to be
01:42:41.960 black and he said I don't care what
01:42:43.840 you say as a black man I want to
01:42:46.560 know what you say as Stephen A Smith
01:42:47.940 because you're an individual and I
01:42:50.440 want to I care about your opinion as
01:42:51.800 an individual not as a representative
01:42:53.420 of some collective I care about
01:42:55.720 people as individuals I'm an
01:42:57.140 individualist and we said the same
01:42:58.540 types of things on the air for a
01:42:59.860 long time if you don't like what
01:43:01.760 Colin Kaepernick says blame Colin
01:43:03.200 Kaepernick you need to blame you
01:43:04.880 know there's hundreds and hundreds of
01:43:06.720 other players in the NFL that are
01:43:08.000 doing the exact opposite they're
01:43:09.540 standing up every single time for
01:43:10.920 the national anthem there are
01:43:12.200 thousands and thousands of
01:43:13.500 employees at the NFL who hate what
01:43:15.220 Colin Kaepernick does Colin Kaepernick
01:43:17.160 isn't even in the league you're
01:43:19.140 talking about and you're boycotting
01:43:20.800 it how does that make any sense you
01:43:22.700 want to boycott Colin Kaepernick
01:43:24.060 because you don't like his opinion
01:43:25.140 that's fine but I mean the idea to
01:43:27.540 come out and boycott an entire league
01:43:29.600 over the idea that of you know what
01:43:32.080 six percent three percent of its
01:43:35.280 players are doing something offensive
01:43:36.820 we all lasted through domestic abuse
01:43:40.300 we've all lasted through players who
01:43:42.340 have killed people through DUIs we've
01:43:45.540 all lasted through things much more
01:43:47.120 serious than somebody kneeling even
01:43:48.840 with an uninformed opinion and I just
01:43:51.960 feel like we constantly let ourselves
01:43:53.980 live in a society where the
01:43:55.560 construction of it is if someone does
01:43:57.980 something that I don't like then I am
01:43:59.920 forced to act in this way well you
01:44:03.220 choose which way you react to it you
01:44:05.560 choose whether you ignore it and
01:44:06.920 don't make it a big portion of you
01:44:08.100 because we have prepared ourselves and
01:44:10.960 our children instead of preparing
01:44:13.600 them for the road that they have to
01:44:15.500 walk on in life we've spent so much
01:44:18.040 time preparing the road so no one's
01:44:21.600 prepared for anything going down that
01:44:24.320 road nobody's prepared I oh my gosh
01:44:27.900 that is so bad I oh my gosh no we have
01:44:32.340 to stop trying to change everything on
01:44:34.760 the road and recognize uh yeah spooky
01:44:38.600 stuff is on the road dangerous stuff
01:44:40.480 is on the road funny stuff is on the
01:44:42.320 road stuff that'll piss you off stuff
01:44:44.500 that you will love it's all on the road
01:44:46.100 of life it's all there it's all there
01:44:47.740 are you prepared to leave your house and
01:44:52.400 walk down the road and see and interact
01:44:55.280 with those things if you're not go back
01:44:57.940 in your house but it's time for us to
01:45:02.040 grow up to grow up yeah and you know
01:45:05.760 what if you want to boycott nike I'm
01:45:09.600 actually happy that they're they're
01:45:11.220 losing you know three billion dollars
01:45:13.520 I'm actually okay with it I think this
01:45:15.780 is a ridiculous thing you know if I were
01:45:18.380 an investor in the company I would look
01:45:20.560 at it and say that was a stupid
01:45:22.340 advertising move that's gonna hurt you
01:45:24.500 and I'm sure there's been no actual
01:45:26.500 business effects on them these are
01:45:28.100 investors saying you know what people
01:45:29.660 are going to do this yes I don't want
01:45:31.240 to be associated with a company who's
01:45:32.700 doing this but you have to get used to
01:45:34.140 this America is no longer the biggest
01:45:36.160 market in the world China is and so
01:45:38.740 companies are going to care less and
01:45:40.380 less about us and more and more about
01:45:43.600 China and this is just one example of
01:45:47.240 it and so they don't have to be
01:45:48.900 American and one of the reasons why
01:45:50.940 you'll you'll hear about the the moon
01:45:53.320 movie you know not putting the the flag
01:45:57.040 on there is because some people in the
01:45:59.680 movie company said it will actually hurt
01:46:02.120 the movie outside of domestic ticket
01:46:05.460 sales because America is unpopular right
01:46:08.420 now well I don't know if that's true or
01:46:11.920 not but if you want to do that with
01:46:14.900 Nike I'm I'm glad I think that was a
01:46:17.080 stupid business move but it's their move
01:46:19.280 to make what I find interesting is in a
01:46:22.660 time where you cannot find any company
01:46:26.340 that will take a brave stand on anything
01:46:30.820 on anything they will fire somebody that
01:46:36.660 fast that this company goes and finds one
01:46:41.740 of the most polarizing figures of our time
01:46:44.440 and elevates him to a hero status to sell
01:46:51.400 shoes apparently in America and you watch
01:46:56.300 they will not bend
01:46:58.640 welcome hopefully to the world of Dick's
01:47:05.460 sporting goods seen how much trouble
01:47:08.540 they're in sucks to be them doesn't it
01:47:12.180 you make these decisions and there are
01:47:13.700 consequences as my dad used to say life
01:47:16.620 is nothing but a series of choices and
01:47:18.400 and you have to be able to live with the
01:47:21.420 consequences of each of those choices
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01:48:42.820 and restrictions do apply at least we
01:48:47.920 can't right you know we're just still
01:48:49.660 talking about boycotts if you're you know
01:48:52.320 you'll never see a movie again because
01:48:55.260 there's always somebody who is a part of a
01:48:57.700 movie or finance a movie or something that
01:48:59.880 you know you disagree with you're never
01:49:02.480 going to be able to go to see a show you're
01:49:04.820 never going to be able to I mean you're
01:49:06.700 maybe going to be able to see country
01:49:09.100 music concerts maybe again I'm sure
01:49:11.400 there's tons of people at the record
01:49:12.600 company oh yeah they're making tons of
01:49:14.100 money on my concert that you'd hate yeah
01:49:15.800 you know I mean Amazon just hit a
01:49:17.480 trillion dollars in market cap the second
01:49:19.300 company only Apple had done that before
01:49:20.940 and that was just a couple of weeks ago
01:49:22.120 but I mean surely you could find plenty
01:49:24.640 of reasons to boycott both of those
01:49:26.320 organizations there's people that you
01:49:28.120 know Jeff Bezos you don't like the
01:49:29.400 Washington Post I mean there's a million
01:49:31.260 reasons why you can come up with but
01:49:32.720 again at what point do you live your
01:49:34.460 life instead of trying to make all these
01:49:36.460 little barriers of things you can't do
01:49:38.460 because someone else has done something
01:49:39.900 you don't like I want to end the show
01:49:41.120 kind of where where we began today and
01:49:43.160 that is we're living in a time where the
01:49:48.660 big things truth justice principles they
01:49:53.520 don't matter to anyone the only thing
01:49:55.720 that seems to matter all these things
01:49:57.240 that are just teeny little irritants
01:49:59.840 first world problems if you're lucky and
01:50:03.460 and we'll fight to the death over that
01:50:05.700 let's let's get some perspective and look
01:50:08.680 for the core issues back mercury
01:50:11.560 you