'Put the Twinkies Down' (Carlo Mango & Bill O'Reilly)
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 55 minutes
Summary
Planned Parenthood has a new target audience, middle school students. You know, the ones who want to learn about safe sex and birth control but don t want their kids to know about it? Well, they've got a plan for you.
Transcript
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Oh, thank goodness. I mean, Planned Parenthood. Have you heard this, Stu?
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Planned Parenthood. No, not if you've heard of Planned Parenthood.
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Huge fan. Okay, so there's a new target audience now for Planned Parenthood. It's middle school students.
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Wow. You've got to expand your audience. You've got to expand your clientele.
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This is 6th graders, so we're talking 11 and 12-year-olds, right?
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I mean, 11 and 12 are the new 25, 26 in my mind.
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You know, look, if you're 11, if I can quote Planned Parenthood, you need to feel comfortable and ready for sex.
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Now, how many of us haven't said that to our 11-year-old?
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You know, you need to feel comfortable and prepared to have sex.
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Okay, so they've come up with flashcards for schools instructing kids about how to properly use condoms during vaginal, oral, or anal sex.
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Good. I'm glad we got to that this early in the program today.
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Well, hey, we're all adults here, and who's to judge, okay?
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But I'll be darned if we can't teach you about anal sex.
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I'm going to go ahead and set a maximum amount of that term being used.
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In February, parents in North Carolina objected to the program, most recently a mental health
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resource fair at Clifton Middle School in Monrovia, California.
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I bet they don't even know what Monrovia is named after, but Monrovia, California included
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a Planned Parenthood booth where kids, middle school kids, could learn about the merits of
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gender roles, diversity, and sexuality in the media, as well as the terrors of STD and
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Parents were upset, upset that without their knowledge, a government-funded organization...
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Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest providers of abortions, would be at the middle
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According to their own website, Planned Parenthood education staff REITs is 1.5 million individuals
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every year, and 65% of those individuals are middle school and high school-aged kids.
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Planned Parenthood bills its education department as being the best sex education department
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By the way, I've done some Googling here as you've been speaking.
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Uh, and, uh, apparently, uh, the, uh, the age of consent in, uh, four countries, uh, Burkina
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Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, wait, wait, I gotta...
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Of course, I'm gonna pretend that I've never heard of that country, nor do I know where it
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Uh, well, the only reason you might need to visit there is if you like to have sex with
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13-year-olds, because the age of consent there is 13.
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Now, if I go down, the age of consent in the Philippines and Angola would be 12.
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The good thing is, you've got a home in Nigeria where the age of consent is 11, the lowest
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Planned Parenthood is coming out and saying, right, that we are going to make sure we get
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kids ready and prepared for sex at an age that is illegal in every country on earth except
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for Nigeria, and I would assume there's probably some 10-year-olds in these grades as well,
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so you'd be down below all ages of consent in the entire world.
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Well, the good news is, I think, on this Planned Parenthood thing is it includes photographs
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and pictures, so they're already gearing up, so they'll be ready when we can get it into
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a class where the kids haven't learned how to read yet.
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We can just point to the pictures and say, doesn't that look fun?
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You should do some of that a little later, but make sure you come to us for your abortion.
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You've probably got about 12 years before you could conceive a child, but after that, we're
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So we're in Los Angeles, California today, and at our studios in L.A., and we're thrilled
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Last night, I spent some time with Andrew Clavin and his wife and Ben Shapiro and his
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There's something happening here in Los Angeles, and I've been saying it for the last few years
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that every time I come out of Silicon Valley or Los Angeles, there's a different conversation
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that is happening here, and I don't think anybody is really aware of it yet, but there is something
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happening in the freedom fight here in California, and it's quite amazing because, honestly, okay,
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so yesterday at this time, I think I told you that I was in the parking lot, and it said,
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And so, every space is marked with something, okay?
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You can't park here if, you know, your car is too big, too small, too low, too high.
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They all have fines, and I had no idea, are we in a, what was it again?
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Because it's not like there's a big ramp or you need a four by four.
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And so, I was like, I don't know exactly what that is.
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I don't know if my car fits that or whatever, and it's a $250 fine, and you will be towed.
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It's certainly not as serious as something like, you know, age of consent being 11 and
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breaking that as a major tax-funded payer organization, encouraging behavior that would
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No, I mean, everybody is clearly aware of that.
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I don't know why you're talking about that, yapping about that stuff.
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I'm talking about a high clearance vehicle in a parking lot that is flat, just like every
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And there's a whole row of about 25 spaces that are specially marked for that kind of vehicle.
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Yesterday, during the show, we went out because the parking agent was not there when we got
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And I don't know, it's like 1.30 when we have to go to work in the West, in the morning.
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So we went out during the show yesterday and said, so the high clearance vehicle, do you know
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And he looked at the sign and then he looked at me.
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And then I realized he can't read English, let alone speak English.
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I think we're okay that we're not going to be towed.
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Unless I told him, unless I gave him the impression that I was wanting that vehicle towed because
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So high clearance vehicle appears to be, you need to have a high clearance because of
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potentially, like if there was a high curb, for example.
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And so sometimes I pull in and there's a little curb there.
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And if I pull in too far, it scrapes the bottom of my car.
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No, well, I will say it's a ramp where you wanted to park.
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And if you have a low rider, if that's what you have, you don't know you're going to bottom
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out, you need a sign and a fine, it's California.
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And so there's the, what are these hills here called?
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So anyway, we're, we're, we, we got an Airbnb and it's raining out here.
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And when we got here, the Airbnb that we had, which was right here in Sherman Oaks and on
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flat ground, uh, they were like, oh yeah, we double booked like, oh, well, all right.
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And so we're, we're way up at the top of this hill, the driveway, low clearance vehicle.
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If your car isn't jacked up about 14 feet, you're not getting into the driveway.
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I mean, yeah, it was bottoming out on the SUV as we got in.
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Uh, and then you're, you're looking at these houses.
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I don't know why you would want flood insurance.
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You can't get fire insurance and you can't get mudslide insurance.
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Why would you, these people who are building their houses up on the sides of the 14 people
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were killed in the last couple of weeks here with a mudslide.
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Every time I come out here, I I'm amazed by this because if you've never been to these
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hills out here, unlike any other place, except for what was that ancient civilization in like
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Arizona, that's like built right into the cliff.
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It's kind of like that, except it's just kind of perching out front of the cliff.
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Like they, they were, they asked themselves, what should I do if I want a 4,000 square foot
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home, but all I have is a three foot by four foot plot of land.
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Now, some people would say you would move somewhere else or build a much smaller home,
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but no, what they did is they just anchor the home in the three foot by four foot plot
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of land and then just build stilts over the hill to just hold the house up until the inevitable
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mudslide that makes it go down into the road below.
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And so you're, so this, this yesterday I got there and it was light.
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So I could see, you know, I went in the afternoon cause you know, we didn't get there until about
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midnight the night before and we didn't have a chance to look at anything cause we had to book
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Uh, but anyway, uh, so I, I get back there and I'm looking down and I, and I love saying this,
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I love saying this because it's always been true, but I was looking down on people in California
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and, uh, so I'm looking down into the valley and I'm like, I'm seeing into their houses.
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I'm seeing their patios and their pools and everything else.
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And I'm like, I'm going to ride the mudslide all the way down.
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The, the, the state that's always preaching to us about income inequality has a situation
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in which rich people's houses are higher on hills.
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I know it's like, I've built this mansion up here.
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Won't, won't it slide down in all the other houses?
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It's like the, the multimillionaire who lives three quarters of the way up the hill gets crushed
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And my daughter made, uh, my daughter made dinner last night and how many dinners did
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I went to dinner, but I, you know, she was making dinner for the family.
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Uh, and, uh, so she, uh, she was making dinner last night and I walk out and everybody's sitting
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at the dinner table and, uh, she had told me that she was making pasta.
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And then it was, it was, there was like five strands of pasta covered in, I don't know,
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Do not, if you know my daughter, do not say, I said this.
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But it's like somebody went outside and vomited pasta on the lawn.
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And then they just kind of like, I'm going to pick it up.
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And they got some grass in it and everything else.
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And they just threw it into a, a walk for some reason.
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And I'm like, you got to, you got to go back to Texas, honey.
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You've been here a day and you're already starting to eat like these animals.
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What, uh, what, uh, what, what, what did the stock market finally close at yesterday?
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And then we had the, the really crappy budget that we discussed yesterday that passed.
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Uh, however, uh, Trump, uh, today is talking about vetoing it, which I would agree.
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Uh, I don't necessarily agree with his reasoning, which is he's.
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He's upset that they didn't put DACA in, in the, in the spending bill.
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But again, I, I do think it's a terrible bill that should be vetoed.
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Uh, it will probably create some more problems with the stock market, however, because of the
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potential government shutdown if it doesn't go through.
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But he's, he is considering a veto of the bill is what he's saying.
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And it's not just because of this horrible, horrible budget.
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By the way, did you hear that we've added another trillion dollars to our national debt?
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I mean, uh, you know, last year, September, September, we've added a trillion dollars to
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So anyway, uh, so there were a couple of things that happened yesterday.
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This out of control budget, the debt is going crazy.
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And then also the trade war has, we've received the answer from China.
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I mean, we can talk about the details here and because they're going to put $3 billion
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So it's going to wind up hurting all the businesses here, but the principle is larger, right?
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You pull, you step back and you realize conservatives believe in the free market.
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And now what we're doing is not only taking a tax on ourself, which is what you do when
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you put a tariff on a product coming into your country, but you're also now getting a,
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uh, uh, uh, a response from China and they're putting a tax on our distributors.
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So now our, our products are less competitive around the world, wine, fresh fruit, uh, dried
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John's ward is safe right now, but ginseng is first shot from China.
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In the last six months, we have become so rich.
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Uh, we have, uh, gone, we have, uh, gone into a debt, another trillion dollars in the last
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How, how much from George Washington to George Bush?
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So 2000 from 17, uh, 91 or not 89 to, uh, to 2000.
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So George Bush, uh, takes over and it's about almost $6 trillion.
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Then September 11th happens and, uh, we just go insane.
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And when he leaves office, how, what's the debt?
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We've created the largest federal bureaucracy, the department of Homeland security.
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You have the auto bailout, you have Katrina, and you have the financial crisis of that era.
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Remember all the accounting scandals and all of those things.
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Two wars, the bailouts, the GM bailout, the, uh, everything that we did, everything that
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Obama comes in because he says it's un-American to rack up in eight years, $5 trillion in debt.
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So it's, uh, 11 trillion when Obama comes in and when he leaves, uh, he leaves and it's
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So it's mega Doppler un-American, I guess, uh, for $9 trillion.
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Well, he said it was un-American to get $5 trillion.
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He did more than that, but he just said it was $5 trillion was, was un-American.
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We didn't get a clarification on that one because no one had ever done it in history.
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So yes, no one had ever racked up $9 trillion in, uh, in eight years.
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We've gone from just over a trillion dollars a year in debt under Obama to now another world
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We are in the Guinness world record book yet again.
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We've just racked up $1 trillion of debt since September.
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So that's more than twice as fast as Barack Obama was doing it.
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And I mean, obviously you come in as president and you have everyone else before you and
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You know, but you know, the left will argue that they think the tax cuts are going to make
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Um, of course, remember Barack Obama raised taxes and he was putting up a trillion dollars
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And of course, you know, there's a lot of, uh, there's a lot of, uh, problems with the,
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with the debt, with the debt and, and, and, and issues that are stemmed from the Obama administration.
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We're still dealing with, but we haven't exactly improved things.
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The new budget, it was told to us yesterday, the new budget will put us at, uh, from, from,
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from $21 trillion where we are today to $38 trillion in debt, um, you know, in, in the
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This new budget would have be the highest level of discretionary spending in any year
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in U S history, higher than every year of the Obama administration.
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Now Trump has come out today and say that he, he, he may veto it.
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Do you know, do you know, if you've ever heard the story about the, uh, uh, the, the Persian
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that invented, uh, chess and invented the chess board and said, I'm going to give you, uh,
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the, uh, the, the Persian King was so, uh, grateful.
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He said, what, I've got to give you whatever you want.
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And he said, your majesty, all I want is one grain of rice and then double it on every
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And then the next square, it's two grains of rice and the next square, it's four grains
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And then the next square, it's, uh, eight grains of rice.
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And the, and the Persian King said, that sounds totally reasonable because I can't do math.
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And then he realized that by the time he got to the end of the chess board, it would be
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We have doubled the federal, it took us 200 years, uh, to get to the first, uh, what?
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Then we almost doubled it in eight years, but then we almost doubled that in eight years.
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So I don't know if anybody else has noticed, but this is exponential growth.
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And I don't think that there, there's no motivation for these guys to fix these problems.
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I mean, they all look, I obviously, hang on other than the enslavement of our children
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I mean, other than, other than that, other than, you know, I, when I told, I don't mean
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When I told you the story of the Persian king, I think he could do math.
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Otherwise, the guy who invented the chessboard would still be ruling the world from the grave
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because he would have amassed all of the rice in the world, which was food.
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So he would have just, everybody would have paid him everything.
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So the, the, the, the emperor did know that's not a deal I'm going to make.
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The, our, I think our congressman would make that deal and they do, they do understand
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They just, for some reason or another, don't care that it's their children and our children
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and our children's children that will be paying the rest of the world in rice forever.
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Can you imagine if I said, imagine what would be said about the parents who just racked
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up bills and there was no bankruptcy and there was no, well, Hey, he died.
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Imagine if I said, I'm going to build the biggest fricking house and I'm going to have
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I'm, I'm going to, I'm going to study the sex life of the potato bug in my driveway for
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Uh, and I'm just going to, I'm just going to spend money like it's water, like it's water.
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And, uh, when I die, uh, the kids will owe all the money.
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Can you imagine what would be said about that parent?
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They would be like, the kids would kill that parent.
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So I'm going to, I'm going to stab you with this paper plate knife and shoot you with my
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You would, you, it's so immoral what we're doing.
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Can I give you a slightly more charitable way of thinking of it?
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Guy, let me be a little charitable to the, the, the people in Washington today.
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I kind of see it as, it's almost like, uh, you and I, uh, Glenn, um, are known as, um,
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Maybe I, uh, I'm, I'm, I'm, I, maybe my eyes don't work.
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But I mean, if you think about the way Washington spends money, if you want to think about it
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in the best possible terms, it's kind of like you and I eating too much, like we all know
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We know that in 10 and 20 years, we will be paying brutally for the terrible choices of
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hostess products that we jammed down our gullet every day.
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We know that down the line, uh, that going by and picking up that extra slice of pizza
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And you think of all of these little choices that they constantly make.
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Like I walk by a bowl of M&Ms, uh, and I take a handful of them.
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Not because I don't know that it's going to kill me later on.
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But right now I have to make this little compromise to throw a couple more M&Ms down my throat.
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I'm going to throw a couple of more M&Ms in there.
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And that's not bad because the way it's happening to you is like you're throwing a couple more
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M&Ms and then maybe by the end of the week, you gain half a pound or a pound, or it's
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This is like as if we were still babies, okay, where you're born eight pounds, but a month
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later you're 16 and the doctor's like, oh, look how healthy he is.
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At some point that's got to stop because if you were 200 pounds this month and 400 pounds
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the next month and working towards 800 pounds, somebody would say, good God, man, put the
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That person would be my wife and it's happening.
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And I was like, I was desperate for food because I didn't have any breakfast.
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And I was like, can someone go run to a vending machine and find anything?
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So, of course, someone did, which was nice because we were on the show.
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And I got nuts and fruit medley thing and a fig bar.
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I'm like, you know, this isn't my first choice for breakfast, honestly.
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And someone walks in and says, hey, I'm making a run to McDonald's.
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And when you came in and you were like, you know, I'm going to order something good.
00:35:22.160
And you started reading, you know, the pancakes and stuff.
00:35:25.060
Honestly, part of me went, I can convince myself I didn't just have two McRiddles.
00:35:33.500
By the way, you said, can you run to a vending machine?
00:35:38.080
Because I swear to you, I thought I heard, would somebody run to the vending machine?
00:35:49.840
I mean, I would prefer like a shoe tying machine.
00:35:53.100
But if it'll help me bend over a bit and just, you know, so I don't have to work so hard bending over.
00:35:58.600
Just stand up against the wall and it's like, vending machine, ready.
00:36:05.740
Manipulate my fingers so it'll just tie my shoes.
00:36:14.160
I think I'm okay with just having some sort of exoskeleton.
00:36:23.280
This is why the Matrix is such a great thing if it happens.
00:36:28.500
But, you know, okay, so but wait, hang on just a second.
00:36:34.380
There's no ideological range here on the conversation of whether we're for or against the Matrix.
00:36:41.900
However, you know, Zuckerberg says there's, what, a 50% chance we're already in the Matrix?
00:36:57.960
If we are in the Matrix, hear my voice, pod people.
00:37:03.680
Revolt and rise up until they make our life a lot sweeter.
00:37:09.060
Okay, if they'll just upgrade so life doesn't suck quite so much.
00:37:17.680
You give me a bending machine in the Matrix and I won't revolt.
00:37:40.420
Five tough-looking teenage faces looking right at you over the word ENOUGH, all in caps.
00:37:51.420
They say enough and they mean business and they speak for an entire generation.
00:38:00.420
Every single kid on planet Earth has had enough.
00:38:04.940
They are the five anti-gun advocates who survived the Parkland shooting.
00:38:29.700
We found out a few years ago that Time Magazine will put any clown on its cover.
00:38:38.080
Based on the Time article where they represent a generation.
00:38:43.560
You would assume that Parkland students as a whole are in agreement on the issue.
00:38:48.560
That they've disavowed the Second Amendment out of disgust.
00:38:52.540
When one Twitter user asked why Time had not included the shooting survivor, Kyle Kajov, who supports gun rights,
00:39:03.660
you know, has called out the media for using victims of the shooting to push a narrative, here's what was said.
00:39:08.060
I mean, I think there's definitely a media blackout.
00:39:09.660
Everything that isn't Fox News doesn't agree with my agenda, practically.
00:39:13.880
And they've just, they haven't been reaching out.
00:39:15.980
And then I was supposed to have a CNN interview yesterday, but that got canceled.
00:39:19.040
And there's a clear media blackout for people who don't have the same agenda as the news organization.
00:39:28.200
The mainstream media's approach is step one, exploit a crisis.
00:39:32.860
Step two, selectively choose the victims who will confirm your and your audience's bias.
00:39:39.180
When asked by Time, or asked of Time, why did you only include the students that support gun rights?
00:39:59.940
Something's happening in the country right now.
00:40:05.200
Citigroup has now said they're not going to provide any kind of credit cards, banking services,
00:40:12.080
for anybody who wants to sell a gun to anyone under 21.
00:40:18.540
If you're selling guns, you can't do, you can't bank with Citigroup if you're selling those guns to anyone under 21.
00:40:44.560
I can't have a bakery if I don't toe the line and participate in gay weddings.
00:40:51.180
However, the same constitution that they're interpreting saying that you can't do that.
00:40:58.580
Citigroup can say, we're not doing business with anybody who is abiding by the law.
00:41:18.680
It's just being done right under our nose and not necessarily through the government.
00:41:53.800
On this side, yes, Beck, I am a man who is on a mission of information.
00:42:11.020
But there are a couple of good things here that have come out of this.
00:42:14.200
Number one, there has not been a popular uprising, a hysteria, to ban weapons in the United States.
00:42:23.200
That's what Time Magazine and CNN and the New York Times want.
00:42:30.580
In fact, Trump wanted a federal law to ban the sale of weapons, high-grade weapons, to anyone under 18, to anyone under 21.
00:42:49.860
And he couldn't get it done, and then he himself said, there's just no will to do it by anybody here in Washington because the people don't seem to want it.
00:43:02.640
Now, they did it in Florida, but they, on the federal level, they couldn't get it done because there wasn't a popular outcry.
00:43:11.760
But why are you surprised that Time Magazine, which is going bankrupt and has been a left-wing concern for decades, are doing this?
00:43:23.680
I am surprised that Citigroup is doing what they're doing.
00:43:26.920
When Citigroup says, let me give you this, Thursday, yesterday, they prohibited the sale of firearms to customers who have not passed a background check or who are younger than 21.
00:43:37.900
It also bars the sale of bump stocks and high-capacity magazines.
00:43:43.800
It will apply to clients who offer credit cards backed by Citigroup or borrow money or using banking services or raise capital through Citigroup.
00:43:56.700
But it's all BS because Citigroup can't possibly monitor that stuff.
00:44:04.640
So if you bring a credit card, a Citigroup MasterCard, into a store and you buy a weapon, they're not going to be able to track it.
00:44:19.400
What they're saying, though, is if you're wanting to do business, you're a gun store, and you need a bank.
00:44:31.620
You can't get funding, you can't get loans, they're not going to take your transactions unless you say, I won't sell high-capacity magazines, and I won't sell bump stocks, and I won't sell to anyone under 21.
00:44:54.180
So it's a symbolic statement, but if I were a retail store, I would say, all right, I'm not going to do business with you either, Citigroup, because there's a million other places you can do business.
00:45:07.600
All right, so what Americans who listen to the Glenn Beck program and go to BillOReilly.com have to decide is what kind of country that you want.
00:45:17.020
And I think in this situation, Americans have decided that they want to be able to defend themselves, and they aren't going to buy into the far-left vision that the government will control how you defend yourself.
00:45:39.000
And all the polls show that, and no matter what the media does, jumping up and down, it's not going to change anytime soon.
00:45:54.280
I can't take the duplicity here that a baker must bake a cake for a gay wedding.
00:46:05.400
But Citigroup, one of the largest banking institutions in the world, and one the United States government bailed out, is now saying, we're not going to fund people who are selling constitutionally legal firearms.
00:46:28.260
And the fact that these people have gotten government money, they have gotten government bailouts, there's only...
00:46:35.640
I mean, the banks now, what do we have, 10 big banks, 6 big banks?
00:46:39.060
If they decide to do this, and other banks decide to follow suit, you will see gun stores not be able to get any loans, no revolving loans, no lines of credit, won't be able to take any credit cards.
00:46:53.240
You'll be able to shut down the Second Amendment in other ways.
00:46:59.920
That's probably the backdoor way they're going, but somebody should sue Citibank and say, this is unconstitutional and you can't do this.
00:47:15.860
If the courts are going to rule against the baker, then the gun owner, all right, or the person who wants to own a gun...
00:47:31.820
So, you assume the NRA, who actually wouldn't talk to me back, I was very offended, they wouldn't provide a spokesperson for the Bill O'Reilly.com broadcast that uncovered who's really behind the big march tomorrow.
00:47:53.080
I'm sure, Will, after this program airs, be launched.
00:47:57.580
Because let's see, let's see what the federal courts do when presented with the situation that's almost the same.
00:48:03.620
Yes, I would hope that people exercise their right to bank with someone else, or to, if you're a gun store and this affects you, I hope that you file a legal suit.
00:48:26.640
Ah, Beck, you know, do I, what do I think of it?
00:48:36.160
They don't really care that the debt is $21 trillion.
00:48:40.600
If Trump is going to survive as a president, he's got to keep the machine rolling.
00:48:46.800
He gets the military money he wants and a little wall money.
00:48:58.640
He says he will veto this bill because it doesn't, he's saying.
00:49:10.220
Number one, he's not going to veto the spending bill.
00:49:13.640
All right, so he can say whatever he wants to say, but he's not going to do that.
00:49:17.520
He's just trying to play a political game to put the Democrats in a bad place.
00:49:28.620
And the press was saying, John Bolton, another Fox News contributor.
00:49:33.620
No, he was the ambassador to the United Nations.
00:49:37.220
It's not, you know, he's not hiring a Fox News contributor.
00:49:41.900
He's hiring a guy who was the ambassador of the United Nations.
00:49:47.300
You know, when I first heard the story, I didn't get the name.
00:49:59.200
I think Kilmeade is going to be a judge in North Korea?
00:50:06.680
They're treating this like it was Steve Doocy appointed to the cabinet.
00:50:15.720
Well, I'm growing a mustache right now, by the way, in simpatico with the ambassador.
00:50:33.920
I didn't use him a lot on the factor because it was kind of a one note with the ambassador.
00:50:41.000
There wasn't a lot of subtext to his opinion, so I don't put on people who were kind of predictable,
00:50:49.760
But I can't really tell you, he's very smart, but I can tell you this.
00:50:56.300
The guy who's running national security is not John Bolton.
00:51:06.440
All right, back with Bill O'Reilly from BillOReilly.com here in just a second.
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So there's, you know, a lot of things that I understand that Bill is, you know, looks and
00:52:54.940
says, you know, I don't know how modern electronics and television and remote control work.
00:53:00.940
And then there are things that he understands that I have no concept on.
00:53:14.000
The press had this, I mean, they had like, I swear to you, they have an aneurysm every
00:53:22.080
You know, he called, he called Putin to congratulate.
00:53:29.000
In that story, it said that people in the administration told him, you can't do that.
00:53:35.080
But if I understand Trump, if I didn't want him to call Putin, I would say, you know, the
00:53:44.960
first thing you have to do, Mr. President, you must call Vladimir Putin, because then
00:53:53.240
But you tell him not to do something, you can guarantee he's going to do it.
00:54:07.660
The way you handle Beck is, if you don't want Beck, if you don't want, if you handle Trump
00:54:13.020
is, if you don't want Trump to call Vlad, all right, because Vlad's a villain, as I told
00:54:20.460
Trump in my interview, my last interview with him on Super Bowl 2017, you don't want that
00:54:26.340
to happen, you say, Mr. President, it looks like Putin won the election, which, of course,
00:54:35.800
But something you may not know, the CIA picked up that in a private phone call, Putin called
00:54:45.440
I don't know if we want to start lying to the president.
00:54:50.680
You say in a phone call, okay, now the odds are that Putin has called Trump a moron a
00:54:57.280
thousand times, okay, so you're probably not lying.
00:55:03.600
But all you have to do is say that, and then Trump will never, ever, you know, do anything
00:55:12.800
I'll tell you, Hamlin, you've got to put a negative on it, but, you know, Trump is, he's
00:55:19.880
the kind of a guy who he listens to what you say at the moment, but if it doesn't, if it
00:55:26.940
isn't a personal thing, he doesn't incorporate it.
00:55:31.060
So there's got to be a personal attachment to Donald Trump about the point you're making
00:55:37.220
in order for him to really get the point or even consider the point.
00:55:44.540
So you're kind of, I mean, yeah, I mean, you're, you're, you're joking, I know, but you're kind
00:55:48.220
of half serious about, you are serious about the point.
00:56:03.380
Uh, and, and we may have to take a break because this may be a longer discussion, but I'm sure
00:56:09.680
you saw the Twitter fight between, between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, which I think is
00:56:16.100
Uh, you know, Joe Biden is like, I would have taken him back behind the school and I would
00:56:28.880
I would like the Bill O'Reilly opinion in a fight.
00:56:41.260
I think Jackson would shoot them both and it wouldn't be a fight.
00:56:53.040
Well, yes we have, but, uh, I've, I've, I've really.
00:56:56.680
I think Biden might win that because he would grab Trump's hair.
00:57:01.640
I have to tell you, I think Trump would pound Biden.
00:57:04.820
I think Biden would run around the ring like a little girl.
00:57:14.520
I think, I think Trump actually, he's got some, he's got some heft to him.
00:57:21.420
I think he'd pound Biden into, and he wouldn't be afraid.
00:58:05.100
So something that, uh, that Bill O'Reilly, who's joins us now, predicted, uh, right after
00:58:12.040
the first of the year, he said that the media would go crazy and make it all about affairs
00:58:22.100
And, uh, I don't even know if Stormy Daniels was known at that point, but Bill, you are spot
00:58:28.460
That's, that's all they're concentrating on now.
00:58:32.720
Um, um, it's interesting that it's not getting as much traction in the TV ratings, um, as
00:58:45.100
I thought it might, uh, because Americans now, I think even the ones who don't like Donald
00:59:00.920
The hate Trump press, we move him at all costs.
00:59:06.160
We want a coup, a media coup to take out a president in the United States.
00:59:11.100
They know now that Mueller is not likely to indict Trump or any high ranking Trump officials
00:59:25.320
Pretty much because the inspector general of the justice department's report is due soon.
00:59:31.080
And that will say that the FBI just booted both the Hillary Clinton and the Russian collusion
00:59:40.980
If it didn't say that, McCabe never would have been fired because the report is done.
00:59:47.940
So then the immediate led by CNN turns to the women.
00:59:55.880
So the women come forward and they say whatever they want to say.
01:00:07.260
Obviously, the porn actress wants to go and be paid for doing whatever she does on stage.
01:00:15.280
And she can jack up her fees because she's now famous.
01:00:25.520
You know, it's what's crazy, Bill, is we cannot live.
01:00:32.300
If you can agree to a settlement to avoid court, and this works for the people, this doesn't
01:00:44.000
If you're going after, you know, I'm going to go after Procter & Gamble who, you know, treated
01:00:52.720
Procter & Gamble has all the money in the world to fight it.
01:00:55.340
So it's many times much better to make them pay and settle out of court.
01:01:03.580
Otherwise, you're going to be broke with a chance of just not winning anything.
01:01:08.440
And your life is going to be turned upside down.
01:01:11.240
So settlements are reasonable and good for several reasons.
01:01:15.240
But these people are signing these settlements or signing these statements for the payday
01:01:26.160
But if they sign that and then they don't abide by the spirit of it, nobody's going to offer
01:01:40.700
So these lawyers, and it's lawyer-driven, they say, oh, you really didn't know what you were
01:01:55.780
Now, what the courts have to do, the federal courts, is they have to slap these people down.
01:02:01.440
Look, if you settle a case, and I know this, I'm a poster boy for this, that doesn't mean
01:02:11.080
It just means that the accommodation being made is economically, socially, whatever it
01:02:19.520
may be, better than dragging something out for three years and getting trashed in the
01:02:37.460
They're saying, well, all settlements mean you did it, and we don't have to honor it anyway.
01:02:44.020
We'll take the money, and then we'll turn around and violate everything that we signed.
01:02:49.500
The courts have got to start to really crack down on this hard with punitive action, or
01:02:57.380
we will have chaos, which we already have, in the civil judicial system.
01:03:03.300
And therefore, worthy cases are going to be backed up for eight, ten years.
01:03:08.720
If you don't have any settlements and you've got to try everything, you'll never get your
01:03:16.320
And, of course, the media and the greedy lawyers couldn't care less about the country
01:03:20.980
or destroying the fabric of what we have in a justice system that doesn't really work
01:03:30.320
So there's the Stormy Daniels, which, you know, I don't know.
01:03:43.800
But the thing that the one person that does have seemingly some credibility, because she
01:03:51.180
never took a payday, was this this apprentice person who took Donald Trump to court.
01:04:02.920
She can take him to court, even though she's he's the president.
01:04:21.620
Bill, I think that's all this stuff ties in really well with a column you wrote this week
01:04:25.040
about how the media is targeting and going after people for their political views.
01:04:32.140
Everybody who is in this conversation has been a victim of this at some level.
01:04:44.040
There is now an industry in the United States to destroy human beings.
01:04:48.500
And it's owned by the far left, funded by George Soros and people like that.
01:05:02.220
So it's get Bill O'Reilly, get Sean Hannity, get Glenn Beck, get Roger Ailes, get Donald
01:05:14.980
These people actually have conference calls twice a week.
01:05:24.700
Do we have a sponsor boycott up and running on that show?
01:05:44.520
It is disturbing because they are now in the offices of Facebook and YouTube and Google.
01:05:55.980
I wrote this column and I really appreciate you pointing it out, Stu.
01:06:04.420
I'd love to even read it, but I'm not going to, of course, do that.
01:06:07.400
But I back up what I say with names, all right, and how it's going down.
01:06:14.280
And people, you know, I'm not a conspiratorialist, Beck.
01:06:20.480
I believe the things that I pointed out were all right.
01:06:27.180
And that's why it's so important for people to check out BillOReilly.com.
01:06:30.880
And by the way, we have a whole bunch of clips posted this weekend free
01:06:34.420
so that people see the investigative reporting we're doing on this website
01:06:43.720
This is so dark and so evil, and there's so much money behind it
01:06:49.760
that if you speak your mind in this country and you're a conservative
01:06:58.500
Anything or they can contrive anything because all accusations are convictions now
01:07:09.720
And you said at the beginning of our show, we're descending into a fascist state here.
01:07:16.640
Are you concerned at all, Bill, about your voice on the Internet that, you know,
01:07:24.140
Dennis Prager is now being banned and, you know, hit the Prager University.
01:07:35.020
They're really well done, and they are being banned on YouTube and demonetized.
01:07:44.040
Well, if you can't get your stuff on YouTube, if you're demonetized,
01:07:50.800
It is absolutely terrifying, all right, what is happening in the communications industry
01:07:59.100
as the network news, cable news, all of those concerns in five years
01:08:06.720
aren't going to have any influence because viewers are fleeing,
01:08:13.480
So the YouTubes and all of this other business, I'm a Luddite, but I have my people on it.
01:08:20.260
They're going to control the flow of information.
01:08:24.060
All the Twitters and the YouTubes and the Facebooks that are out there.
01:08:29.720
Bill, you are on it, and I really appreciate it and appreciate your stance
01:08:35.240
and that you come on every week and, you know, hawk some T-shirt or something that you're selling.
01:08:41.560
No, no, no T-shirts, just the general arch of Bill O'Reilly.com.
01:08:52.780
Killing England after six months in the marketplace, still selling 2,000 copies a week back.
01:09:01.920
People will love it if they're going on vacation.
01:09:54.620
He gives it to the repair shop, which had to be the dealership.
01:10:30.380
If only a family member was doing commercials for Car Shield, maybe he would have learned this lesson in advance.
01:10:41.100
Car Shield is a service that I have on the two trucks that we have.
01:10:45.460
If you have a vehicle that is, you know, 5,000 or 150,000 miles on it and it doesn't have warranty, Car Shield is really going to make your life a lot easier.
01:11:11.840
Let me see if I can get their phone number here.
01:11:51.260
Chuck Schumer had an announcement yesterday that came as a surprise to me.
01:12:07.580
This spending agreement brings the era of austerity to an unceremonious end
01:12:14.960
and represents one of the most significant investments in the middle class in recent history.
01:12:24.060
First of all, Chuck got everything that he's wanted.
01:12:27.520
He's got that huge investment in the middle class.
01:12:33.360
But also, more importantly, the end of austerity?
01:13:03.180
Absolutely incredible that you could make that statement.
01:13:06.620
Only the arrogance of somebody in Washington could say that.
01:13:22.800
And the fact that Chuck Schumer is happy with a deal that he negotiated when the Republicans
01:13:27.920
were in control of the House, Senate, and presidency is incredibly disturbing.
01:13:46.900
Austerity doesn't have you spend $9 trillion in eight years.
01:14:00.260
We added $1 trillion to our debt in the last six months.
01:14:06.580
And then he announces the end of austerity because we've just signed a new spending bill
01:14:22.240
Your principles are diametrically opposed when it comes to spending and the size and scope
01:14:28.220
If he is happy with something that has been done with the size and the scope and the
01:15:00.460
Well, the gravy days in Washington appear to be over for Silicon Valley companies.
01:15:22.140
After years of pretty much doing anything that they pleased with little regulation, tech giants
01:15:28.600
like Google, Facebook, Twitter have been in the doghouse recently because of the Russian
01:15:36.360
But this week, they were also handed their first significant defeat as the Senate passed
01:15:46.400
I don't know who these two people were, but I got to find out.
01:15:52.740
The House passed this bill last month, so it's now going to go to President Trump's desk
01:15:57.960
for signing, and I'm sure he's going to sign this.
01:16:02.240
The legislation makes websites liable for knowingly facilitating sex trafficking.
01:16:09.260
And all of these websites have been hiding behind saying, we can't police everything.
01:16:13.860
And they said, no, no, no, that's not what the bill says.
01:16:19.400
The law was aimed really at sites like Backpage.com, which is accused of posting ads that promote
01:16:31.220
They went in and they were saying what the code words is, what the code words are, how
01:16:37.320
to change the language so you could communicate to those who are trying to buy minors, and
01:16:43.240
how you speak that language to make your ad a little more effective.
01:16:51.740
States attorneys will now be able to prosecute websites that host the sex trafficking content,
01:16:57.360
and victims of sex trafficking are also going to be allowed now to sue those websites.
01:17:04.180
I think it was the Village Voice, isn't it, that Backpage originally came from?
01:17:10.000
And the owners of Village Voice, they were like, okay, we're going to get rid of the Village
01:17:14.860
Voice, and we're going to keep Backpage, because there was so much money to be made on it.
01:17:18.820
And there's a lot of money that they have made on the destruction of human beings.
01:17:22.660
The bill was co-authored by Ohio Republican Rob Portman and Dick Blumenthal from Connecticut
01:17:30.960
that the tech industry initially lobbied hard against the bill because they're afraid it's
01:17:36.900
going to open up the websites to lawsuits over content that users post.
01:17:41.420
But it is my understanding it's very carefully crafted.
01:17:44.960
In recent weeks, they have backed down on their opposition because, you know, everybody was
01:17:51.600
hammering them over, you know, the election interference and the data breaches and, you
01:17:58.980
They thought, you know what, I don't think we're going to protect the sex traffickers anymore.
01:18:03.540
So we have had a week of juvenile insults and politics.
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We're heading into a week-long or a weekend of more divisive left-wing posturing at the
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But it is nice to see that both sides of the aisle can agree on something almost unanimously.
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This is a rare chance to applaud both sides of Congress.
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Legislation that is vitally important and long overdue.
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The trafficking of children, when it happens online, most of it on Backpage.com, they are
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finally going to put these people out of business, possibly out of money, and hopefully those
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who are acting criminally behind bars for trafficking in children.
01:19:21.160
Let's, let me tell you a story about two cafe owners.
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These, these two cafe owners, they, you know, it was their dream to own a cafe and they, they
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started it in the, uh, uh, in the lobby of a superior court and it's a, you know, cafe
01:19:42.400
Uh, and it's, uh, it's, it's independently run and it's these, these two people have been
01:19:51.140
They've been, uh, you know, doing a great job in business, but it's a small business.
01:20:01.620
They are disgusted by what they have to endure and they, they file a complaint with the county.
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Now these guys are going to be losing their business.
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In fact, in about 20 minutes, they're going to a court hearing here in California and they
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may lose their business because someone complained that the music that they're playing includes
01:20:29.680
And my gosh, you cannot sit in a cafe, a public space and, and have Muzak that is Christian.
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They also had Christmas decorations up at one point.
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So they were ordered to take down all of the decorations.
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They're not allowed to put anything religious on the walls.
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And they certainly cannot put a Christian Muzak on because that's really offensive.
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They said, no, we're going to continue to do that.
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Now the county has taken away their space, is putting it up for auction and they may be
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His wife is in court right now, waiting for another hearing.
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So tell me, tell me, I mean this, I read this and being from Texas, this is nuts.
01:21:43.720
Well, after our first opportunity to have to defend ourselves in court, we have found out
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that the complaint was actually from a group called Freedom from Religion.
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And they have basically been doing this kind of stuff to different organizations.
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In fact, the most recent one that I've heard was they put action last year against the Chino
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Unified School District for having an invocation before their board meetings.
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And so, yeah, this complaint was done to us, I guess, last year.
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And we were first made known about this complaint in October.
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I mean, no, I know you're facing eviction, but is there any hope that this isn't going to go through
01:22:56.760
We have the right to do what we're doing, have a business.
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And we, you know, we happen to play Christian music along with other type of music.
01:23:13.560
And right now in eviction court, hopefully our attorney will be able to, you know, put
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our views across and the judge would see fit to, you know, at least give us opportunity
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There's nothing, there's nothing in the lease that says anything like this, right?
01:23:44.860
Well, at this point, the eviction is actually a strategy from the department that's responsible
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This is not part of what they would call the purchasing department.
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And as long as we're doing our, you know, what we, we're fulfilling what we, our service
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to the community here, and we've broken no laws or any contract areas, we're fine.
01:24:18.700
In fact, the courthouse, the, I would say the regents of the Superior Courthouse and the
01:24:27.340
We have a high approval rating from, from the court, and they're just as upset about
01:24:37.080
What happens to you and your wife if you're put out?
01:24:43.060
Well, we, if they try to, you know, if this goes through with the eviction, we're still going
01:24:50.440
to continue to fight, you know, because again, they, they're trampling on our, our rights here.
01:24:56.460
But, uh, we're going to be basically having to take all our equipment out and, and store
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it and, uh, see what, what we, you know, as far as our occupation is concerned, this is
01:25:09.860
And it's not like, it's not like you're in, you know, one, uh, location that everybody has
01:25:18.400
You're actually in the building that you service.
01:25:21.660
So, and, and this is a, this is a, um, you know, a, a, a federal building that is, or
01:25:27.640
a, a state building that is, you know, I would imagine has security and everything else.
01:25:33.100
So they're not going to be going out and finding you in some new location.
01:25:46.000
I mean, I know you, you know that, um, what is your, what does your attorney say?
01:25:53.300
Well, you know, um, the last two weeks has actually been, uh, quite a miracle because we're
01:26:04.120
Uh, we started a, uh, an awareness on, on social media and we were actually, uh,
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quite amazed with the response regarding this situation.
01:26:17.460
We were, we're getting people from different parts of the United States, um, chiming in
01:26:23.960
And we've actually had a couple of, uh, attorney, uh, attorneys call us up to support us in this.
01:26:30.180
And, uh, we actually have, uh, like I said, this is a fight.
01:26:36.320
And, and like I said, I'm, I'm, I'm not normally doing things in court.
01:26:40.880
And so this is a new thing for, for us having to go to court just for doing what we do normally.
01:26:48.440
And so it's, it's a whole new arena, but we're grateful because we're seeing that there's,
01:26:55.160
you know, there's other Americans that are supportive of, of, of our efforts and standing
01:27:05.560
Well, you know, I, like I said, I, I appreciate the time with you and, and just getting Americans.
01:27:11.400
I think what, what we're seeing right now is, is, um, it's ludicrous that we actually can have
01:27:19.520
a group like this freedom from religious group, uh, come in and say, I don't like what you're
01:27:27.080
doing and actually have, uh, a department from our, uh, county kind of acquiesce to that,
01:27:36.540
you know, and, and, and say, Hey, we're going to have to let you go.
01:27:39.920
We're going to have to shut you down because somebody complained about your Christian music.
01:27:46.460
I mean, we're in America and, and, and so the more people, I guess, that, uh, that will
01:27:54.900
regain our understanding about what, what we're supposed to be as Americans, what rights we
01:27:59.540
have, the more we can stand firm and, and regain our ground.
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Are you, are you, you're, you're, you're this county that you're in, which county is it?
01:28:12.580
Uh, is that a real liberal county or a real conservative county or, or what?
01:28:18.160
Well, you know what, just to give you an understanding, um, the, I respect the board
01:28:24.480
members of the county because they, they pretty much, uh, are good Americans.
01:28:30.640
They also stand for the same things that, uh, most Americans stand for regarding our, our
01:28:37.000
And in fact, I, I was just at the board meeting this last Tuesday to present our case before
01:28:44.340
the board and the board has, uh, agreed because they're not, they weren't aware of what this
01:28:51.900
And so they had agreed to, uh, start an inquiry.
01:28:56.320
In fact, uh, it, uh, it was just, uh, pretty amazing that the, the, the chairman of the
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board had concurred in such a way that, you know, they're, they're going to look into this.
01:29:08.960
So, um, you know, this is a, the city of Rancho Cucamonga, I would say on, on the most
01:29:16.300
part is a very normal conservative, uh, town and, and the majority of people in here disagree
01:29:26.920
In fact, um, they're surprised that it's happening.
01:29:30.640
So, well, I, I would think that, you know, uh, real liberals, you know, not, not progressives
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and, and, and, you know, the fascistic side of progressivism, uh, would be, would be for
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Everybody should be standing for your right to liberty.
01:29:44.260
Um, Carlo, where, where can people reach out to you or what's your Facebook page?
01:29:49.800
Well, we, uh, we have a Facebook page that says, uh, Cafe Justice, San Bernardino.
01:29:57.580
Um, if they just look that up, there's people that are starting pages now on our behalf.
01:30:14.260
I mean, they could have delivered some food for our support, but whatever, you know, no
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We trash them about 45 minutes if we don't have hamburgers.
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We have to say goodbye to a very good friend and somebody who I have been more impressed
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with than almost anybody I have worked with in my career.
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Uh, Natasha has been, uh, our second hand in our second hand, our second, uh, producer, uh, behind
01:32:56.600
Uh, and she joined us in New York and she, she is the hardest working person, somebody
01:33:06.220
She has written, she has produced, uh, she has moved across the country with us, uh, and,
01:33:13.480
uh, she is leaving us because this sweet, quiet, gentle, I want to say girl, which not anymore
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She is, she's going into the horror film industry.
01:33:26.280
So, uh, uh, she's, uh, she's leaving us and today is her, her last day.
01:33:42.280
And I will tell you, I've been, I've been sad for some people to leave over my 40 years
01:33:49.000
Um, and I'm, I'm sad with her, but I am thrilled because she came into my office last week and
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she said, Glenn, she said, I have an opportunity to start at the bottom level, but I'm taking
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And I know if I stay, I will be here for the rest of my life.
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And I, I want to give that a try and I love people who will risk to dream and, and dare
01:34:24.120
And, uh, Natasha, we love you and we are sincerely going to miss you.
01:34:31.220
Uh, but, uh, you always, always have a home here.
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So when you fail, because horror films are evil.
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Like, you know, she's leaving a, you know, a job where she's very comfortable and well
01:34:53.020
liked and could stay for as long as she wanted and going to something that she is unsure of
01:34:58.800
I have such, I have such respect for people who disrupt themselves and, uh, you, you deserve
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the disruptor of the year, hammer, hammer, uh, Natasha.
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And he said there wasn't enough leg room in my plane.
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So I could, we could talk about the March for our lives or we could talk about, uh, the,
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uh, spending bill, the omnibus, uh, which is interesting as well.
01:36:08.560
I've got a couple of, I got a couple of funny things too to talk about.
01:36:17.700
Um, hey, did you see the little kitchen interview?
01:36:22.580
I'm also going to, uh, I'm going to, uh, take you on a little tour of the studio because
01:36:27.380
I'm, I'm in the middle of Rush Limbaugh's studio and Steve Harvey's studio.
01:36:38.920
Um, did you see the little kitchen interview that David Hogg did with the F4?
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I don't know, he's sitting in his kitchen or dining room or something and, uh, it was
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just this F-bomb-laced tirade against the NRA and those F-ers and parents that don't know
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what they're doing and he's got to take it over and, I mean, it's, it's really something
01:37:06.720
That kid is more narcissistic, I think, than Donald Trump.
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There was something else that was on the audio sheet.
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Welcome to the program from our studios in Los Angeles, California.
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And we're glad to be here and glad to be going home to Texas.
01:38:38.860
Our studios, Pat is joining us in the studios in Las Colinas, Texas.
01:38:43.600
If you're watching online, let me just show you something kind of cool.
01:38:48.460
Our studios are right in between the studios of Steve Harvey and Rush Limbaugh.
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And so if you look over there, that's a darkened studio because they're not in here yet.
01:39:00.900
And over here, if I can show you, there's the EIB.
01:39:05.420
That's the golden microphone right off of that arm right on the other side of the glass for Rush Limbaugh.
01:39:28.660
And then, Pat, I want to get your comments on a few things.
01:39:31.100
But yesterday, Amazon has filed for a patent on their delivery drone.
01:39:45.120
It is part of their goal to develop a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles that can take packages to customers in 30 minutes or less.
01:39:54.600
And so the patent is really quite complex because the drone needs to be able to interact with customers.
01:40:08.680
It needs to be able to release a package that it's carrying.
01:40:11.940
It needs to change its flight path to avoid crashing.
01:40:16.280
It needs to be able to ask a human a question or abort delivery.
01:40:20.560
But in the patent, here's my favorite, it also will register a welcoming thumbs up.
01:40:29.300
So if somebody is standing there and they just give it the thumbs up, it's like, okay, it must mean everything's okay.
01:40:34.760
But it also, the patent includes a feature that recognizes people who are shouting and frantically waving their arms.
01:40:46.500
So I don't know if that means like, good God, don't drop that now or over here.
01:40:54.620
But I don't know what it's supposed to do, but it can recognize you if you're frantically waving your arms.
01:41:00.620
There is this story from Spain, and I love this story.
01:41:10.340
And he has legally changed the last letter of his first name, his Sergio, but he has named it to Sergio, and he has now assumed the identity of a woman.
01:41:26.480
He is now saying that he is officially a woman, and you need to address him as such.
01:41:33.500
Now, it's not that he really wanted to be a woman, he just decided that he would change his status to a woman because in Spain, I'm sorry, in Argentina, boy, this is even closer.
01:41:48.000
In Argentina, the law allows women to retire at 60, but men have to retire at 65.
01:41:56.160
65, so he decided, if I just call me, call me Sergio, I'm, hello, that's who I am.
01:42:08.720
Why not take advantage of the nonsensical, political, correct stuff they're doing?
01:42:17.120
If gender doesn't mean anything, I don't care what you call me.
01:42:23.640
I don't even know what it means, but I can retire five years early.
01:42:32.260
And it's hard to keep up with because it's different every day.
01:42:40.140
Here he is on how he feels about the minimum and maximum wage.
01:42:51.640
What I'm saying is if you were to say, look, if you make more than 20 times more of the
01:42:59.840
people who actually make the products and do the services of your company, then we're
01:43:15.900
We're going to, you know, so that we're going to, you're going to be ineligible for certain
01:43:21.600
You know, we're just going to set up the rules to say that, or we could even do something
01:43:28.580
like say, look, if you want to pay yourself more than 20 times your average worker, that's
01:43:33.480
But if you give the workers an increase as you get them, then maybe we'll think about
01:43:41.160
that in terms of some sort of a policy benefit.
01:43:44.920
But this idea that you can leave people in poverty as you are stacking up dead presidents
01:43:51.640
like nobody's business, it's got to come to an end.
01:43:54.280
I mean, the CEO of McDonald's makes $9,000 an hour, and they're fighting people getting
01:44:02.440
These people, and not only are they just screwing over workers, they're screwing over the environment.
01:44:06.720
They're like clear-cutting forests so that they can graze more cattle.
01:44:10.760
And we all know that, like, beef production is extremely abusive on the environment.
01:44:19.560
And so, you know, I wasn't joking about having a maximum.
01:44:24.820
I mean, you know, why shouldn't there be a maximum wage?
01:44:34.960
Because the government has no place constitutionally to give a maximum wage.
01:44:43.140
The guy, he's making $9,000 an hour, and he's fighting over $15 an hour workers.
01:44:48.820
Yes, because McDonald's cannot sell their burgers if everyone behind the counter is making $15 an hour.
01:44:58.060
And if you force them to do that, you will no longer have those entry-level jobs.
01:45:03.540
You are going to have the McMachine that is flipping burgers that is robotic.
01:45:11.780
And then they're not making $15 an hour anymore.
01:45:19.580
If everybody in your company made $50,000, but you're Steve Jobs, okay?
01:45:33.300
According to him, if you paid the, everybody in the building made $50,000, Steve Jobs could never make more than a million dollars.
01:45:44.240
Now, okay, all right, well, that's fair to everyone except Steve Jobs.
01:46:01.040
Look at what happened with Apple now that Steve Jobs is gone.
01:46:06.720
Apple needs somebody like Elon Musk to make that thing work because they're not reinventing.
01:46:12.620
You're telling me that he's only worth, let's say they pay everybody $100,000.
01:46:21.600
That means Steve Jobs can only make $2 million a year.
01:46:37.360
You know, he was coming up with some really interesting ideas.
01:46:39.640
What if we just had the government just take control of all the manufacturing and all the service businesses?
01:46:45.140
What if the government just took control and took over all of these businesses like McDonald's and they run it?
01:46:58.200
Why don't we just have, let's put Elon Musk out of business and we'll just have NASA do the, oh, wait a minute.
01:47:06.580
We did do that and Elon Musk is doing a better job and I'm not paying for it with my tax dollars.
01:47:19.520
Instead of taking all of the money and wasting much of that money, you stop taking so much money from the people and you let them invest the money.
01:47:35.900
You know, it's the same kind of thinking that communists have that created the communist state and all of its luxuries.
01:47:47.060
When you're not incentivized to where you can really change your place, you're not interested in working.
01:48:01.040
You know, I, I invested money in Bitcoin and I wanted to take it out when it was $19,000.
01:48:12.400
I checked the tax laws and I realized because I hadn't had it in for a year, if I withdrew it, I would have paid, I would have paid about 50% in taxes.
01:48:32.260
Now I know, I, I, I know that the government, I should pay taxes.
01:48:42.080
Well, you're in paid tax on the money with which you invested in the Bitcoin.
01:48:51.800
After, after I took my money and, and paid taxes after I worked, I paid taxes.
01:48:59.440
Then I saved enough to be able to say, where do I want to put it?
01:49:03.540
I want to put it into the riskiest thing ever that the government doesn't even like, isn't supporting at all.
01:49:27.940
So incredibly anti-American and anti-everything this country was founded on.
01:49:33.540
I mean, the founders, would they want a 50% double tax?
01:49:39.460
They didn't want a tax to begin with, which is why they didn't put an income tax in, in the first place.
01:49:43.900
And I have to, I have to tell you with Keith Ellison, uh, you know, Keith Ellison, who, who was not just standing by and having a photo taken with Louis Farrakhan, but actually working and a member of the nation of Islam for him to not be called an absolute radical for, for people who believe in the constitution to be called a radical, believe in small government, a radical.
01:50:11.400
And a guy who was with Louis Farrakhan working for Louis Farrakhan and saying there should be a 100% income tax over a certain level that we, the government should decide what it is.
01:50:27.600
And I am, uh, I don't even recognize our country.
01:50:35.480
I mean, I remember when it first started here in 2009, we were saying there's going to come a time when we don't recognize this country.
01:50:59.780
Well, uh, I, the president is threatening to, uh, veto the omnibus bill, but not for all of the really, really horrible, uh, uh, spending spending in the bill.
01:51:13.920
He's threatening it because it doesn't contain any help for the dreamers.
01:51:26.900
I, I, the freedom caucus came out with a huge list of all the reasons he should and, but you're right.
01:51:32.400
He's not going to, he's not going to, he's not going.
01:51:34.500
So what he's doing is he's got the spending that he wants and, uh, he's got the Democrats right where he wants them.
01:51:44.960
And they didn't put the dreamer thing in there.
01:51:49.660
I'm going to, I'm really seriously thinking about vetoing this.
01:51:57.260
So he can be clean and he can look like I tried.
01:52:00.800
This gives us another trillion dollars in debt, another trillion dollars in the next five months.
01:52:05.920
It took us from George Washington to Ronald Reagan until we were a trillion dollars in debt.
01:52:12.720
200 years until we were 200, uh, a trillion dollars in debt.
01:52:32.920
We took all of that debt and under George Bush in eight years, we doubled it.
01:52:43.920
Then I think it was 10 by the time, uh, Bush left.
01:52:49.100
Now think of that during that time period, we bailed out the banks.
01:53:10.060
When Barack Obama got in, we were about half a trillion dollars shy from doubling that
01:53:17.920
In the last six months, in the last six months, we have already taken and upped our debt by
01:53:27.620
Uh, first time in the history of the world now, because of this, we'll do the next trillion
01:53:35.700
It's, it's, it's accelerating at disturbing, uh, rates.
01:53:41.980
You can listen to the, uh, Pat Gray radio roundup coming up, uh, uh, on most of this network.
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