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00:00:00.000 what a weekend it has been we got a lot to talk to you about uh let me tell you about first rough

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00:00:13.680 he is really starting to walk with a limp now um it's just happened over the last few weeks and

00:00:19.700 it's just sad to see him slow down but the slowdown on him has been rapid it is a lot later

00:00:27.720 than uh all the other german shepherds that we have had a lot later and uh it's just coming on fast

00:00:35.520 and i i think honestly that's because rough greens has played a role in keeping him healthy and happy

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00:01:30.140 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is

00:01:51.140 the glenn back program hello america welcome to the glenn back program well we had the candidate

00:02:04.080 summit last friday and all of the candidates were there except for donald trump i think we

00:02:10.420 narrowed things down quite a bit i heard from a ton of people that this was the best uh look at

00:02:19.220 the candidates they had ever seen i think this is the new way to vet your candidates it was

00:02:25.500 really really good uh and you had one day just listening to these guys and they all revealed

00:02:33.360 themselves one way or another either you know for good or for ill but it was fascinating to watch

00:02:40.780 you'd still watch the replay on blaze tv and my one-on-one interview with tucker carlson if you

00:02:48.240 miss that we'll give it to you it's available now at blaze tv use the promo code will not be censored

00:02:55.080 for 30 off but i want to go through some of that and my heart is uh happy and heavy at the same time

00:03:05.960 a personal note coming up give me 60 seconds and we begin

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00:04:33.760 so stew i have to start with this because this is uh something that is really heavy on my heart

00:04:45.420 uh and gonna happen in the next hour and um

00:04:49.320 uh it's going to affect everything i do today because i'm a little scatterbrained because of

00:04:55.540 this my mouth is dry because of this do you remember the day stew do you remember the week of shows

00:05:03.100 that uh happen in north north richland hills in uh texas just outside of dallas

00:05:12.100 and they were my wife and i going down to this little town called north richland hills

00:05:20.260 and this very very brave young girl i think she was 15

00:05:26.660 uh who had found herself pregnant and 0.99

00:05:31.640 uh she wanted to have the baby but 1.00

00:05:36.580 she she couldn't abort the baby and she didn't know how to give the child up 0.91

00:05:43.200 and that day when her mother found out she was pregnant

00:05:48.580 she happened to be listening to this program and tanya and i had been looking to adopt a child

00:05:55.840 and

00:05:57.460 what's amazing is um

00:06:02.080 tanya came on that day and we were talking about some reality show where

00:06:07.820 you could adopt a child and i said would you ever be on that show she says no you don't adopt them

00:06:13.380 through television game shows

00:06:16.000 and uh this woman who is in texas she just laughed and thought i like that lady 1.00

00:06:22.300 and then her daughter called her and said mom i couldn't face you i had to stop at a pay phone

00:06:28.000 and call you and tell you that i'm pregnant

00:06:29.640 she said come home

00:06:31.140 now i had had a dream about a year before

00:06:35.620 maybe two years before when tanya and i were trying to get pregnant

00:06:38.820 and uh i never figured out how that worked but anyway

00:06:42.100 i thought i knew but she said no that's not the way we do it anyway

00:06:45.860 um uh so uh

00:06:49.380 about two years before i said

00:06:52.760 i think we're supposed to adopt

00:06:55.760 because in my prayer i heard

00:06:57.780 adopt

00:07:00.480 because we were both i said to her over and over again i can't wait to see your eyes

00:07:06.040 in a child

00:07:06.820 and uh

00:07:08.980 in my prayers i i thought i heard something along the lines of you ego maniac it's not about you

00:07:15.720 adopt

00:07:17.660 and so

00:07:19.460 when i told tanya she said

00:07:21.680 no

00:07:22.680 i want to have a child

00:07:25.080 and uh

00:07:27.600 so i went back to prayer and i said okay

00:07:30.020 it's her it's not me

00:07:31.120 i'm i'm on your side god

00:07:32.540 she's crazy 0.64

00:07:34.540 and i heard in my prayers

00:07:37.580 when you are ready

00:07:39.660 when she is ready

00:07:41.360 a baby boy will rush to you

00:07:44.320 the week we talked about it on the air

00:07:50.500 is the week

00:07:53.660 that that baby boy

00:07:56.460 rushed to us

00:07:58.040 and i has i have been convinced that he was going to be a leader of men

00:08:06.100 and he was

00:08:08.200 always

00:08:09.720 against that

00:08:11.260 because he grew up

00:08:12.820 in my family

00:08:14.140 and

00:08:15.560 he sees what happens to leaders in this country

00:08:18.940 and

00:08:19.900 he sees how

00:08:21.780 how people treat

00:08:23.160 leaders

00:08:25.660 that they disagree with

00:08:27.120 and uh

00:08:29.320 ever since he was a little boy i stopped saying it to him

00:08:32.160 because he would say no no no no no and he'd get very upset i'm not going to be a leader i'm not going to be a leader or no i'm not a leader of men

00:08:39.600 i don't want that

00:08:41.420 he wanted to be aaron

00:08:43.760 not moses

00:08:45.640 and uh

00:08:46.900 i said well we'll just see what god has in store

00:08:49.820 fast forward

00:08:52.500 three years ago

00:08:56.480 my son

00:08:59.660 is picked up

00:09:01.460 by a friend of his

00:09:03.120 in the summer

00:09:04.220 and uh

00:09:06.900 when i say picked up i mean literally picked up his his friend is a lineman

00:09:13.440 and picked him up and said

00:09:15.940 i'm signing you up for football

00:09:18.460 and rafe said

00:09:20.180 okay

00:09:21.380 now we have

00:09:23.100 you know me

00:09:24.300 i mean yes

00:09:26.440 i'm mr sportscaster

00:09:28.280 and it would be hard for you to believe that i don't know

00:09:31.220 anything at all about

00:09:33.300 any sport

00:09:34.420 uh

00:09:36.000 i mean you know i know probably

00:09:37.660 my dad played golf so i know

00:09:40.060 you know like if you get an eagle

00:09:42.160 that means an eagle picked up your ball on the fairway

00:09:45.320 fairway and dropped it into the

00:09:47.120 little bucket thing there

00:09:48.700 you know double eagle means it took two of them

00:09:51.060 maybe they were tossing them back and forth with their claws

00:09:53.240 i don't know but

00:09:54.040 uh

00:09:55.540 my son tried out

00:09:57.800 in texas

00:09:59.800 for football

00:10:00.700 and uh

00:10:02.700 the coach pulled him off the field at the tryouts

00:10:06.280 and said

00:10:06.600 uh

00:10:07.240 beck

00:10:08.380 come in

00:10:09.820 and he looked at him seriously

00:10:12.600 and he said

00:10:13.260 have you ever even watched this game

00:10:18.160 before

00:10:18.700 and rave honestly said

00:10:21.200 no sir

00:10:22.160 i really

00:10:22.760 i know

00:10:23.260 i haven't

00:10:24.940 and he said

00:10:25.540 okay

00:10:26.040 and you want to play it

00:10:27.200 and he's like

00:10:27.900 well

00:10:29.100 yes sir

00:10:30.080 i would

00:10:30.340 i'd like to try

00:10:31.160 so they kept him on the team

00:10:33.280 kind of like

00:10:33.900 i don't know

00:10:34.360 kind of the mascot

00:10:35.220 for a while

00:10:36.060 but he worked

00:10:37.240 and worked

00:10:37.620 and worked

00:10:37.980 and worked

00:10:38.360 and worked

00:10:38.720 and he became

00:10:39.340 the head of special teams

00:10:40.880 and when i say special teams

00:10:43.160 let's not question that too much

00:10:44.480 okay

00:10:44.840 um

00:10:46.120 but uh

00:10:47.000 he was

00:10:47.340 he was

00:10:48.060 uh

00:10:48.500 the head of special teams

00:10:49.820 and

00:10:50.300 they

00:10:51.500 went all the way to the championship

00:10:53.800 they lost

00:10:54.620 and i told him

00:10:56.640 uh

00:10:57.140 before they played the game

00:10:58.260 son

00:10:58.580 if you do lose

00:10:59.720 please don't ever become uncle rico

00:11:02.220 where you're sitting in your van in a field

00:11:04.900 and you say

00:11:05.420 you know

00:11:05.840 if they would have just given it to me

00:11:07.840 i could have thrown it over those mountains there

00:11:10.480 and he took the last

00:11:14.460 loss

00:11:14.900 and that was

00:11:16.900 his senior year

00:11:18.080 and then he said to me

00:11:21.740 i want to go to college for football

00:11:23.900 and i said

00:11:24.800 oh

00:11:25.460 you know maybe texas a and f

00:11:27.920 i'm like

00:11:28.880 oh okay

00:11:29.640 okay

00:11:30.200 all right

00:11:30.700 and i want to play in the nfl

00:11:32.960 okay

00:11:34.220 all right

00:11:34.880 now

00:11:35.320 all i'm hearing in my head

00:11:37.000 is my father

00:11:38.380 as i said to him

00:11:40.300 i want to be a big broadcaster someday

00:11:42.720 i'm 13 years old

00:11:43.880 and he's like

00:11:44.920 oh

00:11:45.640 okay

00:11:46.680 all right

00:11:47.320 and i want to be

00:11:48.240 i want to be on the radio

00:11:49.400 i'm gonna i'm gonna apply for a job to be on the radio

00:11:52.120 oh

00:11:53.360 okay

00:11:53.980 all right

00:11:54.540 and what did my dad say

00:11:56.100 well

00:11:56.320 do you need a ride

00:11:58.100 yeah dad

00:12:00.460 because i can't drive

00:12:01.660 and he drove me to the appointments

00:12:04.440 and he took me

00:12:05.460 and i

00:12:06.800 looking back now

00:12:08.280 know he had to have thought

00:12:09.920 oh my gosh

00:12:11.500 what is this kid doing

00:12:12.360 this is not gonna

00:12:14.500 this is gonna leave a mark

00:12:15.500 this isn't gonna work out

00:12:17.080 but he took me

00:12:18.780 and he would eventually

00:12:20.720 before i was 15

00:12:22.060 i lived about 90 miles

00:12:24.100 north of seattle

00:12:25.680 and i got a job

00:12:27.680 at 15 years old

00:12:29.460 in seattle

00:12:31.560 at kube

00:12:32.900 and it was the number one station in seattle

00:12:35.720 and my dad would drive me

00:12:37.860 every time

00:12:39.840 90 minutes

00:12:40.960 wait for the broadcast to be over

00:12:42.760 and then drive me back

00:12:44.600 so what am i gonna say

00:12:48.620 you'll never make it son

00:12:50.500 you'll never make it

00:12:51.840 so

00:12:54.700 let me just tell you

00:12:57.980 long story short

00:12:58.940 what's happening

00:12:59.960 uh

00:13:00.660 after the

00:13:02.620 the really amazing summit

00:13:05.880 that we had on friday

00:13:07.380 which we're gonna get into

00:13:09.060 in here a second

00:13:09.620 i took my son to a university

00:13:13.320 uh

00:13:15.300 where he had been

00:13:16.800 talking to

00:13:17.920 a coach

00:13:19.420 friend of a friend of a friend

00:13:21.940 just talking to this coach

00:13:24.760 and uh

00:13:26.560 he'd been talking to him

00:13:27.580 on the phone

00:13:28.640 for like a couple of weeks

00:13:30.380 he and the other coaches

00:13:31.420 and uh

00:13:33.440 he said dad

00:13:34.000 they want to meet me

00:13:34.760 and uh

00:13:35.360 they're thinking about

00:13:36.280 uh

00:13:36.660 making me a

00:13:37.520 uh

00:13:38.120 a coach for

00:13:39.200 um

00:13:40.000 i guess the offensive coordinator

00:13:42.820 i'd be his

00:13:43.880 you know

00:13:44.380 number two guy

00:13:45.080 and i

00:13:45.500 and i said

00:13:46.260 oh

00:13:47.020 uh

00:13:48.020 huh

00:13:49.860 that's uh

00:13:51.100 did you tell them

00:13:52.440 that

00:13:52.740 you

00:13:53.760 hadn't

00:13:54.540 really

00:13:55.420 known anything

00:13:56.220 about football

00:13:57.120 two years ago

00:13:59.080 and he said

00:13:59.480 oh

00:13:59.640 are you kidding me

00:14:00.280 are you

00:14:00.540 you think i'm stupid

00:14:01.180 of course i did

00:14:01.880 and i said

00:14:02.680 like really told them

00:14:03.980 that when you did watch

00:14:05.680 the super bowl

00:14:06.340 we were really watching it

00:14:07.680 for the commercials

00:14:08.400 and he laughed

00:14:09.540 and he said

00:14:09.960 that's exactly

00:14:10.600 what i told them dad

00:14:11.560 and i said

00:14:12.720 okay

00:14:13.300 so i took my son

00:14:15.220 to the summit

00:14:15.720 and then we flew

00:14:16.760 to this university

00:14:17.640 on saturday

00:14:18.460 and i watched

00:14:21.800 my son

00:14:22.720 become a man

00:14:26.100 and i watched him

00:14:30.040 in the film room

00:14:31.340 as they were putting

00:14:32.780 x and o's

00:14:33.520 and drawing

00:14:35.180 i'm thinking

00:14:35.740 you guys really need

00:14:37.120 an art school here

00:14:38.040 because those

00:14:38.700 x's and o's

00:14:39.600 they could be

00:14:40.080 you could really

00:14:40.780 draw the players

00:14:41.460 so much better

00:14:42.180 than that

00:14:42.620 but

00:14:42.860 he's drawing

00:14:45.240 the x

00:14:45.620 they're drawing

00:14:46.140 the x's and o's

00:14:47.040 and my son

00:14:47.980 is like

00:14:48.460 oh that's sneaky

00:14:49.440 because you want

00:14:50.640 what you're trying

00:14:51.820 to get defense

00:14:52.400 to think is this

00:14:52.980 this and this

00:14:53.720 and he's talking

00:14:55.280 about and keeping

00:14:55.880 up with him

00:14:56.440 and i just

00:14:57.160 couldn't believe him

00:14:58.040 i couldn't just

00:14:58.660 couldn't believe it

00:14:59.380 and i

00:14:59.920 i thought of my dad

00:15:03.920 how great it is

00:15:09.220 to have been

00:15:10.060 raised

00:15:10.580 by a man

00:15:13.140 who said

00:15:16.480 you can do

00:15:17.260 whatever you

00:15:18.300 set your mind

00:15:19.160 to

00:15:19.540 of course

00:15:22.120 those are in the

00:15:22.600 days before

00:15:23.140 simon cowell

00:15:23.980 but

00:15:24.240 you can do

00:15:26.760 whatever you

00:15:27.400 set your mind

00:15:28.100 to

00:15:28.400 so

00:15:32.920 my son

00:15:34.280 is

00:15:46.320 leaving the

00:15:50.740 ranch

00:15:51.080 and

00:15:51.620 flying back

00:15:52.620 home today

00:15:53.180 and

00:15:53.560 packing his

00:15:55.040 stuff up

00:15:55.620 and

00:15:58.720 we'll be

00:15:59.220 hitting the

00:15:59.800 road

00:16:00.160 to be

00:16:03.160 coach

00:16:03.640 back

00:16:04.060 you

00:16:20.760 have been

00:16:21.220 there

00:16:21.520 many

00:16:23.500 have been

00:16:24.320 here

00:16:24.600 when

00:16:25.880 you heard

00:16:27.060 that tanya

00:16:27.520 and i

00:16:27.900 were

00:16:28.180 trying to

00:16:29.840 have a

00:16:30.100 baby

00:16:30.360 and

00:16:30.640 i

00:16:31.260 probably

00:16:31.540 shared

00:16:31.920 too

00:16:32.120 much

00:16:32.400 about

00:16:32.720 how

00:16:32.980 that

00:16:33.160 can

00:16:33.320 just

00:16:33.540 become

00:16:33.860 icky

00:16:34.200 after a

00:16:34.780 while

00:16:35.040 how we

00:16:38.800 prayed and

00:16:39.200 prayed and

00:16:39.560 prayed and

00:16:40.080 then how

00:16:40.940 rafe came

00:16:41.540 to us

00:16:42.060 you've

00:16:44.540 heard the

00:16:44.980 probably

00:16:46.000 more of

00:16:46.960 the

00:16:47.260 struggles

00:16:48.000 than

00:16:48.460 the

00:16:48.740 good

00:16:49.940 things

00:16:50.360 especially

00:16:50.820 in the

00:16:51.260 last

00:16:51.540 couple

00:16:51.840 of

00:16:52.000 years

00:16:52.380 i

00:16:57.380 thought

00:16:57.580 it

00:16:57.680 was

00:16:57.820 only

00:16:58.040 right

00:16:58.480 today

00:17:01.100 to

00:17:03.320 tell

00:17:03.600 you

00:17:03.820 if

00:17:04.000 you're

00:17:04.140 still

00:17:04.440 in

00:17:04.660 those

00:17:04.880 struggle

00:17:05.220 parts

00:17:05.720 or

00:17:07.320 if

00:17:07.580 you're

00:17:07.780 still

00:17:08.160 struggling

00:17:08.840 to

00:17:09.160 have

00:17:09.420 a

00:17:09.560 baby

00:17:09.880 there

00:17:19.760 is

00:17:19.940 nothing

00:17:20.240 you

00:17:20.420 will

00:17:20.560 do

00:17:20.720 in

00:17:20.860 your

00:17:21.000 life

00:17:21.420 that

00:17:25.320 is

00:17:25.480 worth

00:17:25.780 more

00:17:26.220 than

00:17:26.480 raising

00:17:26.800 a

00:17:27.000 child

00:17:27.360 there

00:17:28.880 is

00:17:29.040 nothing

00:17:29.320 harder

00:17:29.820 there

00:17:30.100 is

00:17:30.240 nothing

00:17:30.460 more

00:17:30.720 heartbreaking

00:17:31.420 and

00:17:32.700 there

00:17:32.860 is

00:17:33.080 nothing

00:17:33.420 more

00:17:33.840 glorious

00:17:34.560 i

00:17:42.800 thought

00:17:43.060 you

00:17:43.220 should

00:17:43.440 know

00:17:43.840 that

00:17:45.680 that

00:17:45.860 little

00:17:46.060 baby

00:17:46.400 we

00:17:46.640 adopted

00:17:47.080 today

00:17:52.180 has

00:17:52.660 become

00:17:52.980 a

00:17:53.160 man

00:17:53.440 back

00:17:56.620 in a

00:17:56.820 minute

00:17:57.000 all

00:18:01.740 right

00:18:02.080 we

00:18:04.580 tell

00:18:04.760 you

00:18:04.840 about

00:18:05.040 rough

00:18:05.280 greens

00:18:05.580 jeez

00:18:06.000 now

00:18:06.200 i

00:18:06.300 gotta

00:18:06.400 talk

00:18:06.660 to

00:18:06.780 you

00:18:06.820 about

00:18:06.940 my

00:18:07.080 dog

00:18:07.380 who

00:18:07.520 just

00:18:07.720 started

00:18:07.980 to

00:18:08.200 limp

00:18:08.420 a

00:18:08.640 lot

00:18:08.820 no

00:18:09.620 you

00:18:11.820 are

00:18:12.040 not

00:18:12.480 gonna

00:18:12.760 get

00:18:13.000 old

00:18:13.260 and

00:18:13.460 die

00:18:13.860 we're

00:18:15.460 feeding

00:18:15.880 uno

00:18:16.620 rough

00:18:16.980 greens

00:18:17.380 it's

00:18:18.380 a

00:18:18.580 supplement

00:18:19.020 it's

00:18:19.400 not

00:18:19.720 a

00:18:19.860 dog

00:18:20.060 food

00:18:20.320 it

00:18:20.440 was

00:18:20.720 developed

00:18:21.600 by

00:18:21.980 naturopathic

00:18:24.400 dr

00:18:24.680 dennis

00:18:25.020 black

00:18:25.320 and

00:18:26.040 you

00:18:26.180 sprinkle

00:18:26.580 it

00:18:26.820 on

00:18:27.000 your

00:18:27.140 dog's

00:18:27.520 food

00:18:27.800 and

00:18:29.280 uno

00:18:31.260 the

00:18:32.500 thing

00:18:32.700 i

00:18:32.860 liked

00:18:33.260 at

00:18:33.420 first

00:18:33.660 was

00:18:33.860 he

00:18:33.980 would

00:18:34.140 just

00:18:34.320 eat

00:18:34.600 uno

00:18:35.620 would

00:18:35.840 never

00:18:36.240 eat

00:18:36.600 before

00:18:36.980 just

00:18:37.240 never

00:18:37.500 did

00:18:37.680 it

00:18:37.980 we'd

00:18:40.180 go to

00:18:40.400 the

00:18:40.540 doctor

00:18:40.820 and

00:18:40.980 they'd

00:18:41.160 say

00:18:41.280 you

00:18:41.440 gotta

00:18:41.700 feed

00:18:42.060 him

00:18:42.280 we're

00:18:42.540 like

00:18:42.700 we

00:18:42.900 are

00:18:43.120 feeding

00:18:43.440 him

00:18:43.580 he

00:18:43.700 won't

00:18:43.940 eat

00:18:44.160 it

00:18:44.380 so

00:18:44.960 we

00:18:45.100 started

00:18:45.340 putting

00:18:45.660 rough

00:18:45.900 greens

00:18:46.200 on top

00:18:46.660 and

00:18:46.780 he

00:18:46.880 started

00:18:47.140 eating

00:18:47.480 it

00:18:47.720 he

00:18:49.460 loves

00:18:49.760 it

00:18:50.000 he

00:18:50.860 won't

00:18:51.020 eat

00:18:51.180 his

00:18:51.320 food

00:18:51.500 now

00:18:51.700 without

00:18:51.980 it

00:18:52.300 and

00:18:53.620 I

00:18:53.760 think

00:18:53.920 it's

00:18:54.080 given

00:18:54.540 him

00:18:54.760 a

00:18:54.900 much

00:18:55.100 longer

00:18:55.480 and

00:18:55.720 healthier

00:18:56.040 life

00:18:56.480 it's

00:18:57.320 rough

00:18:57.500 greens

00:18:57.900 dot com

00:18:58.460 slash

00:18:58.880 back

00:18:59.240 get

00:19:00.060 your

00:19:00.240 free

00:19:00.560 trial

00:19:00.920 bag

00:19:01.180 just

00:19:01.400 by

00:19:01.560 calling

00:19:01.840 833

00:19:02.340 glenn

00:19:03.100 33

00:19:03.760 833

00:19:05.000 glenn

00:19:05.960 33

00:19:06.740 833

00:19:07.340 glenn

00:19:07.780 33

00:19:08.220 you pay

00:19:08.680 for

00:19:08.880 shipping

00:19:09.220 and

00:19:09.420 that's

00:19:09.660 it

00:19:09.760 on

00:19:09.880 your

00:19:10.000 first

00:19:10.260 trial

00:19:10.620 bag

00:19:10.980 get

00:19:11.700 it

00:19:11.820 now

00:19:12.060 rough

00:19:12.440 greens

00:19:12.840 dot com

00:19:13.420 slash

00:19:13.880 back

00:19:14.200 10

00:19:14.520 seconds

00:19:14.920 station

00:19:15.340 ID

00:19:15.640 all

00:19:30.660 righty

00:19:31.140 how

00:19:31.660 that's

00:19:31.940 still

00:19:32.200 welcome

00:19:33.140 to the

00:19:33.400 program

00:19:33.800 how

00:19:34.220 are

00:19:34.320 you

00:19:34.400 man

00:19:34.540 good

00:19:36.040 I've

00:19:36.980 done

00:19:37.120 this

00:19:37.400 now

00:19:37.740 three

00:19:38.920 times

00:19:39.440 sending

00:19:40.440 a kid

00:19:40.920 off

00:19:41.160 into

00:19:41.320 the

00:19:41.480 world

00:19:41.760 it

00:19:42.740 doesn't

00:19:43.140 get

00:19:43.360 easier

00:19:43.880 I

00:19:44.980 can't

00:19:45.460 imagine

00:19:45.780 it

00:19:45.920 I'm

00:19:46.160 still

00:19:46.360 years

00:19:46.620 away

00:19:46.900 and

00:19:47.040 I

00:19:47.180 do

00:19:47.560 not

00:19:47.760 want

00:19:47.900 to

00:19:47.980 think

00:19:48.100 about

00:19:48.320 it

00:19:48.500 yeah

00:19:49.660 it

00:19:50.040 never

00:19:50.500 stops

00:19:50.940 being

00:19:51.360 great

00:19:52.140 never

00:19:53.160 stops

00:19:53.520 being

00:19:53.720 great

00:19:54.080 no

00:19:55.440 or

00:19:55.600 seriously

00:19:56.020 it

00:19:56.280 doesn't

00:19:56.740 you

00:19:57.420 know

00:19:57.660 what

00:19:57.860 it's

00:19:58.040 but

00:19:58.180 you

00:19:58.340 know

00:19:58.460 what

00:19:58.600 our

00:19:58.720 life

00:19:59.000 has

00:19:59.140 been

00:19:59.300 like

00:19:59.500 for

00:19:59.620 the

00:19:59.720 last

00:19:59.960 year

00:20:00.480 with

00:20:01.320 our

00:20:01.480 kids

00:20:01.760 all

00:20:01.960 of

00:20:02.100 it

00:20:02.300 it's

00:20:05.220 worth

00:20:05.640 every

00:20:05.980 second

00:20:06.520 worth

00:20:07.600 every

00:20:07.880 second

00:20:08.240 and

00:20:08.880 you

00:20:09.020 know

00:20:09.220 when

00:20:09.640 when

00:20:10.960 somebody

00:20:11.360 will

00:20:11.600 look

00:20:11.860 at

00:20:12.000 you

00:20:12.280 just

00:20:13.340 kind

00:20:13.540 of

00:20:19.800 when

00:20:20.440 they

00:20:20.560 give

00:20:20.740 you

00:20:20.820 the

00:20:21.040 side

00:20:21.340 eye

00:20:21.560 like

00:20:21.940 this

00:20:22.700 kid

00:20:23.120 is

00:20:24.020 good

00:20:24.600 it's

00:20:25.640 just

00:20:25.820 so

00:20:26.020 there's

00:20:26.280 just

00:20:26.440 nothing

00:20:26.780 makes

00:20:27.480 you

00:20:27.580 feel

00:20:27.740 better

00:20:28.040 just

00:20:29.020 nothing

00:20:29.360 that

00:20:29.540 makes

00:20:29.700 you

00:20:29.800 feel

00:20:29.960 better

00:20:30.240 yeah

00:20:30.660 and

00:20:31.180 the

00:20:31.320 story

00:20:32.760 arc

00:20:33.080 of

00:20:33.240 his

00:20:33.500 interest

00:20:34.320 in

00:20:34.520 football

00:20:34.820 to

00:20:35.200 getting

00:20:36.100 some

00:20:36.700 role

00:20:37.120 coaching

00:20:37.660 is

00:20:37.940 really

00:20:39.340 a

00:20:39.600 meteoric

00:20:40.020 rise

00:20:40.500 knowing

00:20:41.720 you

00:20:42.140 so

00:20:42.280 he

00:20:42.420 said

00:20:42.680 we

00:20:42.840 went

00:20:43.000 I

00:20:43.160 remember

00:20:43.540 going

00:20:44.020 when

00:20:44.200 he

00:20:44.280 was

00:20:44.420 young

00:20:44.660 over

00:20:44.840 to

00:20:44.940 your

00:20:45.060 house

00:20:45.280 for

00:20:45.420 like

00:20:45.520 a

00:20:45.660 Super

00:20:45.860 Bowl

00:20:46.060 party

00:20:46.420 back

00:20:46.700 in

00:20:46.800 the

00:20:46.880 day

00:20:47.140 and

00:20:47.300 like

00:20:47.560 it

00:20:47.780 was

00:20:48.000 like

00:20:48.360 I

00:20:49.840 think

00:20:49.960 it

00:20:50.020 was

00:20:50.100 I

00:20:50.440 remember

00:20:50.920 what year

00:20:51.280 it was

00:20:51.560 but I

00:20:51.760 remember

00:20:51.980 watching it

00:20:52.520 over

00:20:52.660 your

00:20:53.100 place

00:20:53.520 and

00:20:53.700 it

00:20:54.480 was

00:20:54.660 like

00:20:54.920 you

00:20:55.460 didn't

00:20:56.460 really

00:20:56.900 come

00:20:57.220 in

00:20:57.380 the

00:20:57.580 room

00:20:57.900 during

00:20:58.420 the

00:20:58.680 game

00:20:58.980 like

00:20:59.240 you

00:20:59.820 were

00:20:59.980 out

00:21:00.220 there

00:21:00.960 were

00:21:01.060 snacks

00:21:01.500 you

00:21:01.980 were

00:21:02.180 around

00:21:02.480 that

00:21:02.760 area

00:21:03.120 of

00:21:03.400 the

00:21:03.760 house

00:21:04.080 you gave

00:21:05.120 him

00:21:05.280 no

00:21:05.680 guidance

00:21:06.120 in

00:21:06.460 this

00:21:06.640 field

00:21:06.900 whatsoever

00:21:07.340 none

00:21:08.620 still

00:21:09.080 don't

00:21:09.800 still

00:21:10.460 don't

00:21:10.980 you know

00:21:11.400 he's

00:21:11.700 really

00:21:11.940 mad at

00:21:12.300 me

00:21:12.420 because

00:21:12.580 I

00:21:12.700 worked

00:21:12.940 with

00:21:13.620 what's

00:21:17.360 his name

00:21:17.740 in

00:21:17.980 Washington

00:21:18.700 Stu

00:21:19.180 I

00:21:19.400 believe

00:21:19.540 Joe

00:21:19.800 Theisman

00:21:20.160 is what

00:21:20.440 you're

00:21:20.540 thinking

00:21:20.740 of

00:21:20.940 Joe

00:21:21.280 Theisman

00:21:21.920 I

00:21:22.140 worked

00:21:22.400 with

00:21:22.620 Warren

00:21:22.980 Moon

00:21:23.500 and

00:21:24.980 Andy

00:21:25.940 Reed

00:21:26.560 and

00:21:28.580 somebody

00:21:29.460 else

00:21:29.760 and

00:21:30.440 I

00:21:30.880 have

00:21:31.040 all

00:21:31.140 these

00:21:31.320 footballs

00:21:31.780 someplace

00:21:32.100 and

00:21:33.120 he's

00:21:33.580 like

00:21:33.860 what

00:21:34.300 what

00:21:35.000 you

00:21:35.220 what

00:21:35.660 you

00:21:35.880 work

00:21:36.280 what

00:21:36.580 did

00:21:36.760 you

00:21:36.900 wait

00:21:37.400 what

00:21:38.420 and

00:21:39.680 I'm

00:21:39.900 like

00:21:40.080 yeah

00:21:40.400 it

00:21:40.700 wasn't

00:21:40.960 a

00:21:41.080 big

00:21:41.220 deal

00:21:41.460 I

00:21:41.580 don't

00:21:41.740 know

00:21:41.920 anything

00:21:42.200 really

00:21:42.540 about

00:21:42.840 him

00:21:42.980 I

00:21:43.080 mean

00:21:43.260 I

00:21:44.020 know

00:21:44.320 him

00:21:44.560 but

00:21:45.080 I

00:21:46.300 knew

00:21:46.520 nothing

00:21:46.840 about

00:21:47.140 football

00:21:47.560 and

00:21:47.720 he's

00:21:47.960 like

00:21:48.140 oh

00:21:48.320 my

00:21:48.460 gosh

00:21:48.800 and

00:21:49.000 remember

00:21:49.300 we

00:21:49.500 went

00:21:49.680 to

00:21:49.820 Super

00:21:50.060 Bowl

00:21:50.420 was

00:21:51.340 it

00:21:51.460 30

00:21:51.900 what

00:21:52.860 was

00:21:53.120 the

00:21:53.220 one

00:21:53.360 in

00:21:56.560 go

00:21:56.760 thank

00:21:56.960 god

00:21:57.180 and

00:21:57.900 we

00:21:58.020 didn't

00:21:58.180 even

00:21:58.340 stay

00:21:58.640 we

00:21:59.160 didn't

00:21:59.260 even

00:21:59.380 stay

00:21:59.620 and

00:22:00.020 I

00:22:00.460 he

00:22:00.760 met

00:22:01.480 Al

00:22:02.380 and

00:22:02.700 not

00:22:02.900 Al

00:22:03.100 Michaels

00:22:03.500 was

00:22:04.020 it

00:22:04.120 Al

00:22:04.240 Michaels

00:22:04.560 he

00:22:06.340 met

00:22:06.820 Dungy

00:22:10.000 gosh

00:22:11.740 I

00:22:11.860 don't

00:22:11.980 even

00:22:12.160 know

00:22:12.360 a

00:22:12.500 couple

00:22:12.680 of

00:22:12.840 the

00:22:12.940 other

00:22:13.100 big

00:22:13.380 big

00:22:13.660 you

00:22:14.100 know

00:22:14.260 hall

00:22:14.620 of

00:22:14.800 fame

00:22:15.100 and

00:22:16.340 he

00:22:16.520 was

00:22:16.740 like

00:22:16.900 he

00:22:17.000 has

00:22:17.140 pictures

00:22:17.540 and

00:22:17.800 he's

00:22:17.960 like

00:22:18.160 look

00:22:18.460 at

00:22:18.560 me

00:22:18.740 I'm

00:22:19.020 looking

00:22:19.340 away

00:22:19.700 I'm

00:22:19.980 not

00:22:20.140 even

00:22:20.380 I

00:22:20.740 don't

00:22:21.140 what

00:22:21.620 was

00:22:22.060 wrong

00:22:22.400 with

00:22:22.640 me

00:22:26.560 hey

00:22:26.860 could

00:22:27.700 I

00:22:27.920 possibly

00:22:28.540 be

00:22:28.820 a

00:22:28.960 big

00:22:29.120 coach

00:22:29.420 in

00:22:29.600 15

00:22:30.040 years

00:22:30.320 if

00:22:30.520 I

00:22:30.640 work

00:22:30.840 really

00:22:31.080 hard

00:22:31.360 the

00:22:32.060 coach

00:22:32.300 said

00:22:32.480 yeah

00:22:32.660 why

00:22:32.980 he

00:22:33.160 said

00:22:33.420 look

00:22:34.540 at

00:22:34.620 my

00:22:34.760 dad

00:22:35.020 he's

00:22:35.520 probably

00:22:35.760 got

00:22:35.960 15

00:22:36.420 more

00:22:36.640 years

00:22:36.980 in

00:22:37.140 him

00:22:37.260 I

00:22:37.880 want

00:22:38.040 to

00:22:38.140 make

00:22:38.360 it

00:22:38.560 before

00:22:39.120 he's

00:22:39.780 moving

00:22:40.520 off

00:22:40.860 to

00:22:41.080 the

00:22:41.320 as

00:22:41.860 he

00:22:42.060 says

00:22:42.400 maternity

00:22:43.540 word

00:22:43.980 program

00:22:44.640 already

00:22:50.080 let's

00:22:51.200 see

00:22:51.420 I

00:22:51.640 want

00:22:52.200 to

00:22:52.300 talk

00:22:52.460 to

00:22:52.560 you

00:22:52.600 about

00:22:52.840 Mantis

00:22:53.320 Mantis

00:22:54.100 X

00:22:54.340 Mantis

00:22:54.840 X

00:22:56.560 kept

00:22:56.840 me

00:22:57.300 being

00:22:58.740 a

00:22:59.000 pretty

00:22:59.260 good

00:22:59.620 shot

00:23:00.040 I

00:23:00.220 couldn't

00:23:00.880 believe

00:23:01.140 it

00:23:01.260 I

00:23:01.420 was

00:23:02.040 shooting

00:23:02.320 last

00:23:02.760 week

00:23:03.100 here

00:23:04.020 at

00:23:04.140 the

00:23:04.240 ranch

00:23:04.500 and

00:23:04.620 I

00:23:04.740 haven't

00:23:05.160 actually

00:23:05.660 I've

00:23:05.860 been

00:23:06.000 doing

00:23:06.200 dry

00:23:06.500 fire

00:23:06.820 and

00:23:07.760 using

00:23:08.120 Mantis

00:23:08.560 X

00:23:08.840 and

00:23:09.340 I

00:23:09.980 got

00:23:10.220 up

00:23:10.460 loaded

00:23:11.260 my

00:23:11.480 gun

00:23:11.800 and

00:23:12.640 out

00:23:12.880 of

00:23:13.020 I

00:23:13.140 think

00:23:13.260 18

00:23:13.680 rounds

00:23:14.060 I

00:23:14.220 missed

00:23:14.440 two

00:23:14.800 that

00:23:16.020 was

00:23:16.320 remarkable

00:23:17.780 for

00:23:18.240 me

00:23:18.500 especially

00:23:19.940 since

00:23:20.300 I

00:23:20.460 haven't

00:23:20.820 actually

00:23:21.160 fired

00:23:21.600 a

00:23:21.760 gun

00:23:21.940 in

00:23:22.120 two

00:23:22.340 years

00:23:22.800 that

00:23:23.760 is

00:23:24.020 something

00:23:24.300 it's

00:23:25.080 perishable

00:23:25.600 it just

00:23:26.020 goes

00:23:26.260 away

00:23:26.600 Mantis

00:23:27.200 X

00:23:27.600 is

00:23:28.380 a

00:23:28.560 easy

00:23:28.900 to

00:23:29.080 use

00:23:29.320 system

00:23:29.760 it's

00:23:30.060 widely

00:23:30.540 used

00:23:30.800 by

00:23:30.940 the

00:23:31.080 military

00:23:31.360 now

00:23:31.620 it

00:23:31.740 started

00:23:31.980 out

00:23:32.200 I

00:23:32.340 think

00:23:32.480 with

00:23:32.620 the

00:23:32.720 marines

00:23:33.120 and

00:23:34.240 you

00:23:34.420 connect

00:23:34.720 the

00:23:34.900 app

00:23:35.140 to

00:23:35.280 your

00:23:35.480 smartphone

00:23:35.900 or

00:23:36.300 your

00:23:36.640 tablet

00:23:37.280 via

00:23:38.320 bluetooth

00:23:38.780 and

00:23:39.220 it

00:23:39.400 shows

00:23:40.000 you

00:23:40.440 it

00:23:40.940 tracks

00:23:41.540 the

00:23:41.820 gun

00:23:42.140 so

00:23:42.900 it

00:23:43.040 shows

00:23:43.400 you

00:23:43.580 when

00:23:43.880 you

00:23:44.120 are

00:23:44.580 aiming

00:23:45.140 what's

00:23:45.940 happening

00:23:46.300 how's

00:23:46.660 your

00:23:46.760 hand

00:23:47.040 shaking

00:23:47.420 are

00:23:47.640 you

00:23:47.800 drifting

00:23:48.160 here

00:23:48.460 and

00:23:48.580 there

00:23:48.740 when

00:23:48.900 you

00:23:49.040 pull

00:23:49.340 are

00:23:49.560 you

00:23:49.680 drifting

00:23:50.080 and

00:23:50.880 it

00:23:51.060 corrects

00:23:51.680 it

00:23:51.860 after

00:23:52.560 every

00:23:53.080 shot

00:23:53.460 it's

00:23:53.760 amazing

00:23:54.300 you'll

00:23:54.940 get

00:23:55.080 really

00:23:55.340 good

00:23:55.540 go to

00:23:55.820 mantis

00:23:56.240 x.com

00:23:57.360 mantis

00:23:58.000 x.com

00:23:59.320 and head

00:24:00.320 over to

00:24:00.600 blaze

00:24:00.820 tv.com

00:24:01.480 slash

00:24:01.840 glenn

00:24:02.240 and use

00:24:02.760 the promo

00:24:03.220 code

00:24:03.860 summit

00:24:05.160 to get

00:24:05.680 30 bucks

00:24:06.100 off your

00:24:06.400 subscription

00:24:06.760 to

00:24:06.920 blaze

00:24:07.160 tv

00:24:07.400 welcome

00:24:15.360 to the

00:24:16.020 glenn

00:24:16.440 back

00:24:16.600 program

00:24:17.100 we're

00:24:17.860 super

00:24:18.620 glad

00:24:18.860 you're

00:24:19.040 here

00:24:19.140 thank

00:24:19.440 you

00:24:19.580 so

00:24:19.800 much

00:24:20.080 thank

00:24:20.440 you

00:24:20.740 for

00:24:21.140 being

00:24:21.420 a

00:24:21.540 blaze

00:24:21.820 tv

00:24:22.040 subscriber

00:24:22.580 if

00:24:22.800 you

00:24:22.940 are

00:24:23.180 i

00:24:23.740 don't

00:24:23.860 know

00:24:24.000 if

00:24:24.160 you

00:24:24.280 saw

00:24:24.500 the

00:24:24.720 summit

00:24:25.100 uh

00:24:25.820 10

00:24:26.020 million

00:24:26.300 people

00:24:26.700 watch

00:24:27.060 the

00:24:27.340 summit

00:24:27.840 uh

00:24:28.880 and

00:24:29.240 i

00:24:29.560 really

00:24:30.100 think

00:24:30.580 that

00:24:30.920 we

00:24:31.220 are

00:24:31.520 i

00:24:32.460 think

00:24:33.340 mainstream

00:24:34.700 media

00:24:35.080 should

00:24:35.320 be

00:24:35.540 a

00:24:35.780 little

00:24:36.260 concerned

00:24:37.020 um

00:24:38.260 and it

00:24:38.600 was

00:24:38.760 all

00:24:39.040 thanks

00:24:39.400 to

00:24:39.600 you

00:24:39.920 thank

00:24:40.340 you

00:24:40.500 so

00:24:40.820 much

00:24:41.200 um

00:24:42.080 this

00:24:42.300 is

00:24:42.440 why

00:24:42.680 i

00:24:43.000 started

00:24:43.320 the

00:24:43.500 blaze

00:24:43.880 to

00:24:44.200 have

00:24:44.880 a

00:24:45.020 place

00:24:45.280 where

00:24:45.440 people

00:24:45.660 could

00:24:45.900 go

00:24:46.300 and

00:24:47.160 it

00:24:47.280 would

00:24:47.420 be

00:24:47.560 an

00:24:47.700 alternative

00:24:48.160 to

00:24:48.640 the

00:24:48.780 mainstream

00:24:49.140 media

00:24:49.780 as i

00:24:50.240 told

00:24:50.500 tucker

00:24:50.920 he's

00:24:51.740 like

00:24:51.900 yeah

00:24:52.080 you

00:24:52.240 were

00:24:52.580 the

00:24:52.780 first

00:24:53.260 to

00:24:53.480 do

00:24:53.880 this

00:24:54.220 weren't

00:24:54.520 you

00:24:54.620 and

00:24:54.720 i

00:24:54.820 said

00:24:55.000 dude

00:24:55.280 we

00:24:55.540 were

00:24:55.780 i

00:24:56.700 had

00:24:56.860 to

00:24:57.000 tell

00:24:57.200 the

00:24:57.420 listeners

00:24:57.860 okay

00:24:58.580 there's

00:24:59.020 a

00:24:59.200 lot

00:24:59.420 of

00:24:59.580 buffering

00:25:00.200 going

00:25:00.540 on

00:25:00.940 and

00:25:01.680 he

00:25:01.800 said

00:25:02.060 buffering

00:25:02.620 i

00:25:02.880 don't

00:25:03.020 what's

00:25:03.400 buffering

00:25:03.800 and

00:25:03.940 i

00:25:04.060 said

00:25:04.340 yeah

00:25:04.880 that's

00:25:05.620 how

00:25:05.780 long

00:25:06.080 ago

00:25:06.360 it

00:25:06.540 was

00:25:06.960 um

00:25:08.340 but

00:25:08.740 uh

00:25:09.380 now

00:25:09.920 i mean

00:25:10.580 it was

00:25:10.920 it

00:25:11.400 it was

00:25:11.780 a

00:25:11.940 game

00:25:12.180 changer

00:25:12.560 did

00:25:12.960 you

00:25:13.080 watch

00:25:13.360 it

00:25:13.620 at

00:25:13.920 all

00:25:14.180 pat

00:25:14.760 i

00:25:15.060 know

00:25:15.180 you

00:25:15.260 were

00:25:15.380 on

00:25:15.520 the

00:25:15.680 air

00:25:15.960 and

00:25:16.260 yeah

00:25:16.780 saw

00:25:17.080 some

00:25:17.320 of

00:25:17.460 it

00:25:17.580 holy

00:25:18.180 cow

00:25:19.040 yeah

00:25:19.400 really

00:25:19.620 that

00:25:19.880 was

00:25:20.280 have

00:25:22.320 you

00:25:22.500 ever

00:25:22.940 seen

00:25:23.280 did

00:25:23.440 you

00:25:23.540 see

00:25:23.720 the

00:25:23.880 ace

00:25:24.080 of

00:25:24.200 hutchinson

00:25:24.600 oh

00:25:25.480 my

00:25:25.780 gosh

00:25:26.120 we

00:25:26.380 played

00:25:26.580 some

00:25:26.760 of

00:25:26.840 that

00:25:26.960 this

00:25:27.140 morning

00:25:27.460 did

00:25:29.160 he

00:25:29.300 go

00:25:29.460 up

00:25:29.600 in

00:25:29.760 flames

00:25:30.160 or

00:25:30.640 what

00:25:31.100 i

00:25:31.260 think

00:25:31.400 the

00:25:31.560 hindenburg

00:25:32.000 was a

00:25:32.380 really

00:25:32.560 good

00:25:33.300 analogy

00:25:33.740 for that

00:25:34.120 that's

00:25:34.460 what it

00:25:35.640 was like

00:25:36.020 i was

00:25:37.460 watching it

00:25:39.060 and i

00:25:39.320 thought

00:25:39.640 this is

00:25:40.420 the

00:25:40.580 hindenburg

00:25:41.100 here it

00:25:42.160 is

00:25:42.380 cut

00:25:43.180 one

00:25:43.560 i mean

00:25:44.160 this is

00:25:44.400 a

00:25:44.560 permanent

00:25:44.960 change

00:25:45.780 we are

00:25:46.060 making

00:25:46.280 to a

00:25:46.640 child

00:25:46.940 why would

00:25:47.480 we

00:25:47.620 allow

00:25:47.840 that

00:25:48.040 if

00:25:48.180 we

00:25:48.280 don't

00:25:48.460 allow

00:25:48.680 surgery

00:25:49.240 well

00:25:50.240 permanent

00:25:51.120 change

00:25:51.600 is

00:25:51.760 one

00:25:52.040 issue

00:25:52.520 but

00:25:52.800 also

00:25:53.360 hormonal

00:25:53.920 treatment

00:25:54.400 is

00:25:54.940 a

00:25:55.180 different

00:25:55.680 issue

00:25:56.200 and

00:25:56.520 can

00:25:56.800 be

00:25:56.980 a

00:25:57.120 different

00:25:57.420 issue

00:25:57.940 and

00:25:58.540 whenever

00:25:58.820 you

00:25:59.020 look

00:25:59.280 at

00:25:59.400 the

00:25:59.540 bill

00:25:59.820 that

00:26:00.040 i

00:26:00.240 vetoed

00:26:00.920 there

00:26:01.040 was

00:26:01.220 not

00:26:01.560 any

00:26:01.900 grandfather

00:26:02.520 clause

00:26:03.020 in

00:26:03.220 there

00:26:03.480 again

00:26:04.280 i

00:26:05.080 respect

00:26:05.500 legislators

00:26:06.220 that have

00:26:06.560 a

00:26:06.680 different

00:26:06.980 view

00:26:07.380 but

00:26:07.740 i

00:26:08.260 think

00:26:08.520 independently

00:26:09.140 i

00:26:09.580 think

00:26:09.780 of

00:26:09.900 the

00:26:10.020 parents

00:26:10.380 i

00:26:10.600 think

00:26:10.800 of

00:26:10.900 the

00:26:11.020 constitution

00:26:11.660 and

00:26:12.360 actually

00:26:12.740 the

00:26:13.020 court

00:26:13.340 if

00:26:13.560 you

00:26:13.700 read

00:26:13.940 the

00:26:14.100 decision

00:26:14.580 of

00:26:14.740 the

00:26:14.860 federal

00:26:15.080 judge

00:26:15.460 that

00:26:15.620 struck

00:26:15.840 it

00:26:16.000 down

00:26:16.180 as

00:26:16.360 unconstitutional

00:26:17.260 really

00:26:18.120 sided

00:26:24.400 who's

00:26:25.100 born

00:26:25.300 a

00:26:25.440 boy

00:26:25.700 i

00:26:26.000 want

00:26:26.160 to

00:26:26.240 become

00:26:26.480 a

00:26:26.660 girl 0.91

00:26:26.940 he

00:26:27.220 hasn't

00:26:27.420 gone

00:26:27.600 through

00:26:27.800 puberty

00:26:28.180 yet

00:26:28.520 he

00:26:29.060 saved

00:26:29.260 10

00:26:29.540 is

00:26:30.760 it

00:26:30.940 treatment

00:26:31.440 to

00:26:32.400 prevent

00:26:32.920 him

00:26:33.180 from

00:26:33.400 going

00:26:33.640 through

00:26:33.800 the

00:26:33.940 natural

00:26:34.220 process

00:26:34.700 of

00:26:34.860 adolescence

00:26:35.340 how

00:26:35.520 is

00:26:35.640 that

00:26:35.760 treatment

00:26:36.060 it

00:26:36.380 seems

00:26:37.000 not

00:26:37.880 like

00:26:38.100 treatment

00:26:38.360 it

00:26:38.560 seems

00:26:38.740 like

00:26:38.900 something

00:26:39.120 else

00:26:39.320 well

00:26:39.500 you

00:26:39.740 have

00:26:40.060 to

00:26:41.280 talk

00:26:42.600 i hope

00:26:43.500 that

00:26:43.680 we'll

00:26:43.940 be able

00:26:44.260 to

00:26:44.440 talk

00:26:44.680 about

00:26:44.980 some

00:26:45.240 issues

00:26:45.640 i know

00:26:46.040 that

00:26:46.280 well

00:26:46.580 this

00:26:46.760 is

00:26:46.920 one

00:26:47.020 of

00:26:47.080 the

00:26:47.180 biggest

00:26:47.360 issues

00:26:47.660 in

00:26:47.780 the

00:26:47.880 country

00:26:48.140 and

00:26:48.300 i

00:26:48.440 think

00:26:48.660 i

00:26:48.800 would

00:26:48.900 do

00:26:49.020 every

00:26:49.300 person

00:26:49.620 in

00:26:49.800 this

00:26:49.960 room

00:26:50.180 would

00:26:50.320 agree

00:26:50.660 that

00:26:51.860 it

00:26:52.860 is

00:26:53.180 a

00:26:53.500 central

00:26:54.200 issue

00:26:54.540 because

00:26:55.040 these

00:26:55.820 are

00:26:56.000 children

00:26:56.500 who

00:26:57.000 are

00:26:57.160 being

00:26:57.420 altered

00:26:57.820 permanently

00:26:58.200 and

00:26:58.380 you

00:26:58.500 can

00:26:58.680 defend

00:26:59.060 that

00:26:59.440 alteration

00:27:00.020 that

00:27:00.180 change

00:27:00.620 if

00:27:01.240 you

00:27:01.380 like

00:27:01.740 but

00:27:02.200 there's

00:27:02.400 really

00:27:02.560 no

00:27:02.720 debate

00:27:03.040 about

00:27:03.260 whether

00:27:03.480 or

00:27:03.620 not

00:27:03.720 it's

00:27:03.920 permanent

00:27:04.300 let's

00:27:06.180 go to

00:27:06.480 pat's

00:27:07.240 thoughts

00:27:07.840 cut

00:27:08.400 to

00:27:08.900 protecting

00:27:09.840 the

00:27:10.060 border

00:27:10.340 listen

00:27:10.640 to

00:27:10.780 this

00:27:11.020 but

00:27:13.560 why

00:27:13.800 wouldn't

00:27:14.100 you

00:27:14.340 just

00:27:14.900 create

00:27:15.340 a

00:27:15.520 human

00:27:15.780 wall

00:27:16.080 of

00:27:17.460 American

00:27:18.100 military

00:27:18.540 personnel

00:27:19.020 and

00:27:19.560 just

00:27:19.840 kind

00:27:20.100 of

00:27:20.240 fix

00:27:20.500 the

00:27:20.700 problem

00:27:21.120 immediately

00:27:21.720 we

00:27:22.140 could

00:27:22.300 afford

00:27:22.600 to

00:27:22.820 do

00:27:23.000 that

00:27:23.320 we

00:27:23.720 don't

00:27:23.940 want

00:27:24.160 to

00:27:24.240 do

00:27:24.340 that

00:27:24.500 for

00:27:24.640 some

00:27:24.840 reason

00:27:25.120 what

00:27:25.380 am

00:27:25.480 I

00:27:28.680 first

00:27:29.400 of

00:27:29.600 all

00:27:29.900 the

00:27:30.780 military

00:27:31.280 is

00:27:31.520 always

00:27:31.780 an

00:27:32.020 option

00:27:32.380 that

00:27:32.660 might

00:27:32.900 be

00:27:33.100 needed

00:27:33.380 at

00:27:33.600 some

00:27:33.820 point

00:27:34.220 but

00:27:34.840 I

00:27:35.040 want

00:27:35.220 to

00:27:35.300 be

00:27:35.440 able

00:27:35.600 to

00:27:35.760 fix

00:27:36.060 it

00:27:36.320 without

00:27:36.920 having

00:27:37.280 the

00:27:37.440 military

00:27:37.460 how about

00:27:37.620 when 7 million people

00:27:38.800 come in

00:27:39.180 is that

00:27:39.660 the point

00:27:40.100 I would

00:27:40.520 like to be

00:27:41.080 able to

00:27:41.440 do it

00:27:41.780 without

00:27:42.120 using the

00:27:42.680 military

00:27:43.000 for a

00:27:43.520 couple

00:27:43.720 of

00:27:43.940 reasons

00:27:44.400 first

00:27:45.100 of

00:27:45.260 all

00:27:45.420 we

00:27:45.580 want

00:27:45.760 to

00:27:45.880 show

00:27:46.160 strength

00:27:47.040 with

00:27:47.440 China

00:27:47.980 and

00:27:48.560 making

00:27:48.800 sure

00:27:49.100 we

00:27:49.300 have

00:27:49.480 a

00:27:49.620 military

00:27:50.000 presence

00:27:50.540 in

00:27:50.840 the

00:27:51.000 Philippines

00:27:51.480 we

00:27:52.360 want

00:27:52.560 to

00:27:52.660 make

00:27:52.860 sure

00:27:53.220 that

00:27:53.540 we

00:27:53.760 show

00:27:54.220 strength

00:27:54.740 in

00:27:54.920 Europe

00:27:55.140 and

00:27:55.320 that

00:27:55.460 we

00:27:55.620 are

00:27:55.740 able

00:27:56.320 to

00:27:56.580 maintain

00:27:56.960 a

00:27:57.260 military

00:27:57.780 that

00:27:58.400 has

00:27:58.580 a

00:27:58.680 global

00:27:58.920 presence

00:27:59.520 and

00:28:00.240 so

00:28:00.540 military

00:28:01.280 has

00:28:01.540 a lot

00:28:01.800 of

00:28:01.880 responsibilities

00:28:02.560 secondly

00:28:03.120 the

00:28:03.360 military

00:28:03.880 are

00:28:04.940 those

00:28:05.100 responsibilities

00:28:05.520 more important

00:28:06.080 than protecting

00:28:06.520 our own

00:28:06.820 borders

00:28:07.120 I'm

00:28:07.480 going to

00:28:07.680 finish

00:28:08.020 my

00:28:08.360 answer

00:28:09.200 first

00:28:09.700 the

00:28:10.860 second

00:28:11.180 reason

00:28:11.540 is

00:28:11.800 the

00:28:11.940 military

00:28:12.280 is

00:28:12.500 trained

00:28:12.740 to

00:28:12.900 kill

00:28:13.060 people

00:28:13.420 and

00:28:14.520 they're

00:28:15.140 not

00:28:15.360 trained

00:28:15.860 in

00:28:16.080 traditional

00:28:16.640 law

00:28:16.960 enforcement

00:28:17.360 responsibilities

00:28:17.920 so

00:28:18.440 it's

00:28:18.620 a

00:28:18.760 different

00:28:19.040 mission

00:28:19.500 we

00:28:20.040 utilize

00:28:20.500 the

00:28:20.720 national

00:28:21.080 guard

00:28:21.440 but

00:28:21.720 our

00:28:22.040 regular

00:28:23.200 military

00:28:24.040 I hope

00:28:24.860 we don't

00:28:25.340 have to

00:28:25.700 use

00:28:25.940 in the

00:28:26.180 border

00:28:26.380 that

00:28:26.560 we

00:28:26.700 can

00:28:26.860 solve

00:28:27.160 the

00:28:27.320 problem

00:28:27.720 without

00:28:28.020 that

00:28:28.460 now

00:28:29.080 go

00:28:29.240 ahead

00:28:29.480 okay

00:28:30.140 but

00:28:30.360 if

00:28:30.680 you

00:28:30.840 have

00:28:31.340 if

00:28:31.560 I

00:28:31.680 describe

00:28:32.120 to

00:28:32.320 you

00:28:32.440 a

00:28:32.580 nation

00:28:33.060 in

00:28:34.020 which

00:28:34.300 7

00:28:34.900 million

00:28:35.380 people

00:28:36.160 had

00:28:36.660 moved

00:28:37.160 without

00:28:37.540 permission

00:28:38.180 most

00:28:38.620 of the

00:28:38.920 military

00:28:39.300 age

00:28:39.780 males 0.81

00:28:40.200 and

00:28:41.220 bringing

00:28:41.540 with

00:28:41.920 them

00:28:42.180 they

00:28:42.380 brought

00:28:42.720 poison

00:28:43.320 that

00:28:43.720 killed

00:28:43.980 over

00:28:44.420 100,000

00:28:45.580 citizens

00:28:46.120 the

00:28:46.340 country

00:28:46.660 into

00:28:46.920 which

00:28:47.100 they

00:28:47.220 were

00:28:47.320 moving

00:28:47.580 every

00:28:48.000 single

00:28:48.340 year

00:28:48.720 you

00:28:49.740 would

00:28:49.920 say

00:28:50.240 this

00:28:50.760 is

00:28:50.940 an

00:28:51.080 invasion

00:28:51.600 this

00:28:52.760 is

00:28:52.900 not

00:28:53.060 only

00:28:53.220 a

00:28:53.420 challenge

00:28:53.760 to

00:28:53.940 sovereignty

00:28:54.420 this

00:28:54.720 is

00:28:54.880 proof

00:28:55.140 that

00:28:55.300 sovereignty

00:28:55.640 doesn't

00:28:56.040 exist

00:28:56.420 you

00:28:56.600 don't

00:28:56.920 control

00:28:57.260 your

00:28:57.440 country

00:28:57.740 it's

00:28:57.920 not

00:28:58.060 really

00:28:58.340 your

00:28:58.520 country

00:28:58.900 and

00:28:59.360 you

00:28:59.480 would

00:28:59.600 say

00:28:59.720 that's

00:28:59.960 an

00:29:00.080 emergency

00:29:00.600 in

00:29:01.460 fact

00:29:01.600 you

00:29:01.740 might

00:29:01.900 even

00:29:02.080 say

00:29:02.260 that's

00:29:02.520 worse

00:29:02.680 than

00:29:02.800 what's

00:29:03.020 happening

00:29:03.280 in

00:29:03.420 Ukraine

00:29:03.660 right

00:29:03.900 now

00:29:04.160 from

00:29:04.860 an

00:29:05.000 American

00:29:05.200 perspective

00:29:05.760 and

00:29:06.440 so

00:29:06.660 if

00:29:07.360 that

00:29:07.540 doesn't

00:29:07.940 meet

00:29:08.260 the

00:29:08.540 definition

00:29:09.180 of

00:29:09.680 an

00:29:09.800 emergency

00:29:10.420 with

00:29:10.780 which

00:29:11.000 you

00:29:11.140 used

00:29:11.340 the

00:29:11.480 US

00:29:11.660 military

00:29:12.000 to

00:29:12.300 respond

00:29:12.600 then

00:29:12.740 what

00:29:12.940 does

00:29:13.300 what's

00:29:13.740 happening

00:29:14.000 in

00:29:14.140 the

00:29:14.260 Philippines

00:29:14.680 I mean

00:29:15.060 I'm

00:29:15.500 not

00:29:15.620 mocking

00:29:15.920 you

00:29:16.180 but

00:29:16.640 what

00:29:16.820 is

00:29:16.960 happening

00:29:17.260 in

00:29:17.380 the

00:29:17.460 Philippines

00:29:17.760 that's

00:29:17.960 more

00:29:18.100 important

00:29:18.360 than

00:29:18.520 that

00:29:18.720 well

00:29:19.580 the

00:29:20.100 Philippines

00:29:20.620 is

00:29:20.920 close

00:29:21.200 to

00:29:21.420 Taiwan

00:29:21.960 and

00:29:22.500 so

00:29:22.800 that

00:29:23.180 sends

00:29:23.920 a

00:29:24.180 signal

00:29:24.560 of

00:29:24.820 course

00:29:25.180 that

00:29:25.960 fact

00:29:26.320 that

00:29:26.480 we

00:29:26.600 have

00:29:26.840 our

00:29:27.020 bases

00:29:27.440 there

00:29:27.840 that

00:29:28.060 if

00:29:28.180 we

00:29:28.300 have

00:29:28.460 the

00:29:28.600 right

00:29:28.820 personnel

00:29:29.320 the

00:29:30.280 right

00:29:30.560 equipment

00:29:30.960 there

00:29:31.340 then

00:29:31.580 we

00:29:31.740 send

00:29:32.000 a

00:29:32.160 signal

00:29:32.440 to

00:29:32.640 China

00:29:32.940 don't

00:29:33.300 touch

00:29:33.640 the

00:29:34.120 freedom

00:29:34.420 of

00:29:34.720 Taiwan

00:29:35.220 and

00:29:35.660 I

00:29:35.780 think

00:29:35.980 that's

00:29:36.240 important

00:29:36.600 well

00:29:36.980 let me

00:29:40.420 the

00:29:41.020 Philippines

00:29:41.540 is close

00:29:42.660 to

00:29:42.980 Taiwan

00:29:43.540 but

00:29:44.140 the

00:29:44.380 Mexican

00:29:44.740 border

00:29:45.140 is

00:29:45.300 not

00:29:45.500 close

00:29:45.820 to

00:29:46.000 Texas

00:29:46.400 I

00:29:46.780 guess

00:29:47.260 huh

00:29:47.580 please

00:29:50.420 play

00:29:51.460 the

00:29:53.380 cut

00:29:55.440 where I

00:29:55.880 describe it

00:29:56.560 as the

00:29:56.880 Hindenburg

00:29:57.460 right out

00:29:58.720 of this

00:29:59.160 I said

00:30:00.380 this

00:30:00.740 it

00:30:02.440 burst

00:30:02.720 in the

00:30:02.980 flames

00:30:03.200 get

00:30:03.480 this

00:30:03.640 started

00:30:03.900 get

00:30:04.120 this

00:30:04.300 started

00:30:04.540 it

00:30:04.960 it

00:30:05.600 is

00:30:05.800 crashing

00:30:06.160 it

00:30:06.760 crashing

00:30:07.160 terrible

00:30:07.760 oh my

00:30:08.900 get out

00:30:09.300 of the

00:30:09.460 way

00:30:09.620 please

00:30:10.020 it

00:30:10.460 burning

00:30:10.900 bursting

00:30:11.300 into

00:30:11.500 flames

00:30:11.860 and

00:30:12.440 it

00:30:12.600 falling

00:30:12.880 on

00:30:13.040 the

00:30:13.160 morning

00:30:13.400 fast

00:30:13.720 and

00:30:13.860 all

00:30:14.020 the

00:30:14.160 folks

00:30:14.420 between

00:30:14.740 it

00:30:14.960 this

00:30:15.160 is

00:30:15.360 terrible

00:30:15.780 this

00:30:16.040 is

00:30:16.160 one

00:30:16.440 of

00:30:16.540 the

00:30:16.640 worst

00:30:16.840 catastrophes

00:30:17.640 in

00:30:17.780 the

00:30:17.920 world

00:30:18.260 oh

00:30:19.040 it

00:30:19.300 is

00:30:19.540 20

00:30:21.320 oh

00:30:22.160 four

00:30:22.720 500

00:30:23.320 feet

00:30:23.740 into

00:30:23.960 the

00:30:24.160 sky

00:30:24.600 and

00:30:24.800 it

00:30:24.960 it's

00:30:25.460 a

00:30:25.600 terrific

00:30:26.120 crash

00:30:26.600 ladies 0.99

00:30:26.920 and

00:30:30.740 crashing

00:30:30.980 to

00:30:31.220 the

00:30:31.400 ground

00:30:31.760 not

00:30:32.340 quite

00:30:32.720 to

00:30:32.900 the

00:30:33.060 morning

00:30:33.440 mass

00:30:33.920 of

00:30:34.620 the

00:30:34.840 humanity

00:30:35.560 is it

00:30:36.720 too soon

00:30:37.160 it's too

00:30:37.700 soon

00:30:37.980 no it's

00:30:39.320 not

00:30:39.600 that's

00:30:40.420 exactly

00:30:40.940 what I

00:30:41.320 said

00:30:41.500 after he

00:30:41.920 made

00:30:42.100 that

00:30:42.320 statement

00:30:42.720 oh

00:30:43.220 the

00:30:43.460 humanity

00:30:44.220 that

00:30:45.540 happened

00:30:46.000 with

00:30:46.260 Mike Pence

00:30:47.000 as well

00:30:47.640 yeah

00:30:48.060 yeah

00:30:48.960 which cut

00:30:50.460 do you

00:30:50.800 have

00:30:51.100 Stu

00:30:51.460 or Pat

00:30:52.100 for the

00:30:52.840 Mike Pence

00:30:53.260 I don't

00:30:53.600 have my

00:30:53.920 sheet

00:30:54.140 in front

00:30:54.460 of me

00:30:54.720 but

00:30:55.660 do you

00:30:56.580 have it

00:30:56.900 Stu

00:30:57.560 our

00:30:59.840 economy

00:31:00.360 has

00:31:00.700 degraded

00:31:01.200 here

00:31:01.380 it

00:31:01.480 is

00:31:01.640 the

00:31:01.780 suicide

00:31:02.100 rate

00:31:02.460 has

00:31:02.680 jumped

00:31:03.100 public

00:31:03.800 filth

00:31:04.240 and

00:31:04.380 disorder

00:31:04.760 and

00:31:04.980 crime

00:31:05.420 have

00:31:05.880 exponentially

00:31:06.780 increased

00:31:07.740 and yet

00:31:08.980 your

00:31:09.760 concern

00:31:10.320 is that

00:31:10.740 the

00:31:10.860 Ukrainians

00:31:11.780 a country

00:31:12.420 most people

00:31:12.860 can't find

00:31:13.420 on a map

00:31:14.100 who've

00:31:14.460 received

00:31:14.840 tens of

00:31:15.700 billions

00:31:15.940 of US

00:31:16.480 tax dollars

00:31:17.020 don't have

00:31:17.680 enough

00:31:17.880 tanks

00:31:18.220 I think

00:31:18.760 it's a

00:31:19.000 fair

00:31:19.160 question

00:31:19.500 to ask

00:31:19.980 like

00:31:20.240 where's

00:31:20.780 the

00:31:20.900 concern

00:31:21.280 for the

00:31:21.560 United

00:31:21.740 States

00:31:22.060 in that

00:31:22.440 well

00:31:22.720 it's

00:31:22.860 not

00:31:23.000 my

00:31:23.200 concern

00:31:23.660 what

00:31:24.760 whoa

00:31:25.900 I've heard

00:31:26.140 that routine

00:31:26.720 from you

00:31:27.120 before but

00:31:27.620 that's

00:31:27.840 not my

00:31:28.260 concern

00:31:28.660 I'm running

00:31:30.120 for president

00:31:30.640 of the United

00:31:31.000 States

00:31:31.320 because I

00:31:31.640 think this

00:31:31.980 country's

00:31:32.360 in a lot

00:31:32.620 of trouble

00:31:33.040 I think

00:31:34.360 Joe Biden

00:31:34.920 is weak

00:31:35.340 in America

00:31:35.860 at home

00:31:36.320 and abroad

00:31:37.040 and as

00:31:38.440 president

00:31:38.760 of the United

00:31:39.160 States

00:31:39.500 we're going

00:31:39.780 to restore

00:31:40.220 law and order

00:31:40.780 in our

00:31:41.100 cities

00:31:41.400 we're going

00:31:42.040 to secure

00:31:42.540 our border

00:31:43.300 we're going

00:31:43.880 to get

00:31:44.100 this economy

00:31:44.740 moving again

00:31:45.520 and we're

00:31:46.100 going to make

00:31:46.460 sure that we

00:31:47.380 have men

00:31:47.920 and women

00:31:48.400 on our

00:31:48.760 courts

00:31:49.080 at every

00:31:49.620 level

00:31:49.980 that will

00:31:50.620 stand for

00:31:51.200 the right

00:31:51.580 to life

00:31:52.100 and defend

00:31:52.900 all the

00:31:53.540 God-given

00:31:54.080 liberties

00:31:54.480 enshrined

00:31:55.000 in our

00:31:55.260 constitution

00:31:55.800 anybody

00:31:57.000 that says

00:31:57.720 that we

00:31:58.020 can't be

00:31:58.480 the leader

00:31:58.860 of the

00:31:59.120 free world

00:31:59.700 and solve

00:32:01.000 our problems

00:32:01.700 at home

00:32:02.100 has a pretty

00:32:02.720 small view

00:32:03.640 of the

00:32:03.920 greatest nation

00:32:04.540 on earth

00:32:05.020 we can

00:32:05.960 do both

00:32:06.740 and as

00:32:07.640 president

00:32:07.980 of the

00:32:08.200 United

00:32:08.400 States

00:32:08.740 we will

00:32:09.220 secure

00:32:09.660 our border

00:32:10.300 we will

00:32:10.880 support

00:32:11.300 our

00:32:11.500 military

00:32:12.000 we will

00:32:12.420 revive

00:32:12.880 our

00:32:13.120 economy

00:32:13.580 and stand

00:32:14.100 by our

00:32:14.480 values

00:32:14.900 and we

00:32:15.660 will also

00:32:16.340 lead

00:32:17.020 the world

00:32:17.720 for freedom

00:32:18.640 that was

00:32:20.260 one interesting

00:32:20.780 moment

00:32:21.040 because that

00:32:21.560 was kind

00:32:22.000 of the

00:32:22.180 most viral

00:32:22.640 moment

00:32:22.960 maybe of

00:32:23.300 the entire

00:32:23.800 weekend

00:32:24.680 and I

00:32:26.300 don't

00:32:26.420 it's hard

00:32:26.940 to tell

00:32:27.200 what he

00:32:27.520 was going

00:32:27.980 for there

00:32:28.420 when he

00:32:28.620 said it

00:32:28.880 was not

00:32:29.220 my concern

00:32:29.780 because he

00:32:30.600 kind of

00:32:31.120 says right

00:32:32.200 after that

00:32:32.760 that he

00:32:33.220 is going

00:32:33.900 I am going

00:32:34.680 to work

00:32:34.840 on the

00:32:35.000 border

00:32:35.160 I'm going

00:32:35.460 to work

00:32:35.580 on cities

00:32:35.860 I don't

00:32:36.420 know what

00:32:36.720 he was

00:32:36.920 saying

00:32:37.120 maybe it

00:32:37.500 was like

00:32:37.780 I'm not

00:32:38.140 concerned

00:32:38.500 with what

00:32:38.880 you're

00:32:39.100 saying

00:32:39.420 or I'm

00:32:39.900 not

00:32:40.080 concerned

00:32:40.440 that we

00:32:40.700 can't

00:32:40.980 do

00:32:41.180 both

00:32:41.500 at the

00:32:41.760 same

00:32:41.980 time

00:32:42.280 all I

00:32:42.940 know

00:32:43.120 it was

00:32:43.400 a really

00:32:43.900 bad

00:32:44.460 political

00:32:45.340 sound

00:32:46.080 he also

00:32:46.840 was booed

00:32:48.080 he was

00:32:49.600 booed

00:32:50.080 on stage

00:32:50.880 that is

00:32:52.440 something I

00:32:52.980 have not

00:32:53.940 heard

00:32:54.240 especially in

00:32:55.120 Iowa

00:32:55.480 the Iowa

00:32:56.040 people are

00:32:56.960 I mean

00:32:57.880 it's like

00:32:58.420 you take

00:32:58.980 if you

00:33:00.380 take the

00:33:01.020 people from

00:33:01.580 Salt Lake

00:33:02.060 City in

00:33:02.640 Iowa

00:33:03.100 and they

00:33:03.620 have

00:33:03.780 children

00:33:04.320 you get

00:33:05.140 someone more

00:33:05.700 polite than

00:33:06.320 Jesus

00:33:06.860 yeah

00:33:09.920 they were

00:33:10.300 I was really

00:33:11.500 impressed with

00:33:12.140 the crowd

00:33:12.420 actually

00:33:12.740 like because

00:33:13.200 I don't

00:33:13.500 know

00:33:13.700 my impression

00:33:14.620 of these

00:33:14.900 like political

00:33:15.480 moments

00:33:16.120 recently has

00:33:16.900 been a lot

00:33:17.300 of booing

00:33:17.920 and jeering

00:33:18.580 and cheering

00:33:19.360 and like

00:33:20.000 they weren't

00:33:20.700 like that

00:33:21.540 at all

00:33:22.020 which is

00:33:22.420 great

00:33:22.740 and even

00:33:23.140 the moment

00:33:23.500 you're talking

00:33:23.980 about was

00:33:24.340 a groan

00:33:25.800 you know

00:33:26.540 maybe

00:33:26.780 it certainly

00:33:27.480 wasn't the

00:33:28.040 boos that 0.91

00:33:28.460 we've seen

00:33:28.820 at other

00:33:29.180 political

00:33:29.680 events

00:33:30.160 they were

00:33:31.600 there to

00:33:31.960 actually listen

00:33:32.700 to these

00:33:32.980 candidates

00:33:33.340 and hear

00:33:34.320 what they

00:33:34.620 had to

00:33:34.980 say

00:33:35.260 and that's

00:33:36.300 why

00:33:36.660 that's why

00:33:37.820 the Hindenburg

00:33:38.420 happened

00:33:38.800 because they

00:33:39.200 were actually

00:33:39.600 listening to

00:33:40.280 what was

00:33:40.620 said

00:33:40.880 it wasn't

00:33:42.060 it wasn't

00:33:42.760 a political

00:33:43.140 celebration

00:33:43.680 it was like

00:33:44.080 a real

00:33:44.560 event where

00:33:45.280 they were

00:33:45.520 like trying

00:33:46.100 to understand

00:33:46.880 the differences

00:33:47.380 and it's

00:33:47.760 why you

00:33:48.700 need these

00:33:49.240 things

00:33:49.620 moderated by

00:33:51.080 people that

00:33:51.540 aren't mainstream

00:33:52.300 media candidates

00:33:53.580 or personalities

00:33:54.720 they don't

00:33:55.700 they don't ask

00:33:56.180 questions that

00:33:56.740 any of us

00:33:57.140 care about

00:33:57.580 right

00:33:58.000 they don't get

00:33:58.620 they don't

00:33:59.200 delve into

00:34:00.060 issues that

00:34:00.660 any people

00:34:01.400 who are

00:34:01.720 actually

00:34:02.040 considering

00:34:02.520 voting for

00:34:03.040 a Republican

00:34:03.440 care about

00:34:03.960 and that was

00:34:04.540 the difference

00:34:04.920 between this

00:34:05.360 event and

00:34:05.780 so many

00:34:06.080 others

00:34:06.380 and Pence

00:34:07.160 talked about

00:34:07.760 the Abrams

00:34:08.860 tanks

00:34:09.280 and sort of

00:34:10.520 Tucker

00:34:10.760 talk about

00:34:11.560 the tanks

00:34:12.120 that that

00:34:13.020 we've already

00:34:13.460 sent over

00:34:13.940 there

00:34:14.160 we're now

00:34:15.160 it's being

00:34:16.680 reported

00:34:17.120 we've already

00:34:17.700 sent them

00:34:18.320 F-16s

00:34:19.360 that they're

00:34:19.780 being trained

00:34:20.380 on and

00:34:20.900 that they're

00:34:21.180 gonna

00:34:21.360 they're just

00:34:22.520 getting to

00:34:22.860 the point

00:34:23.180 now where

00:34:23.600 they can

00:34:23.860 start to

00:34:24.300 use them

00:34:24.820 and apparently

00:34:25.920 in August

00:34:26.460 or September

00:34:27.260 they start

00:34:27.760 to roll

00:34:28.120 out the

00:34:28.400 F-16s

00:34:29.100 that we've

00:34:29.380 sent them

00:34:29.740 that's

00:34:31.560 unbelievable

00:34:32.020 if that's

00:34:32.580 true

00:34:32.740 Mike Lee

00:34:33.920 I'm trying

00:34:35.240 to get him

00:34:35.620 on today

00:34:36.340 he I

00:34:38.060 was I

00:34:38.560 checked my

00:34:39.040 email this

00:34:39.720 morning and

00:34:40.300 he had emailed

00:34:41.200 me several

00:34:41.640 times like

00:34:42.060 ah we

00:34:42.580 gotta talk

00:34:43.560 about the

00:34:43.860 war thing

00:34:44.580 I think

00:34:45.120 maybe we

00:34:45.580 need to

00:34:45.940 invoke the

00:34:47.260 War Powers

00:34:47.840 Act

00:34:48.220 he is very

00:34:50.400 concerned that

00:34:51.280 we are just

00:34:51.920 checking the

00:34:52.500 boxes on our

00:34:53.480 way to

00:34:54.060 third world

00:34:54.580 war and I

00:34:55.920 think he's

00:34:56.280 right I

00:34:57.540 think he's

00:34:57.860 right it

00:34:58.600 was it was

00:34:59.480 shocking to

00:35:00.140 me how

00:35:02.400 this group

00:35:03.680 of what

00:35:04.320 you would

00:35:04.760 say are

00:35:05.300 traditional

00:35:06.120 Republicans

00:35:07.040 viewed the

00:35:09.560 war in

00:35:10.280 Ukraine they

00:35:11.860 were not

00:35:12.740 happy about

00:35:13.440 it didn't

00:35:14.280 want anything

00:35:15.040 to go on

00:35:15.700 and how they

00:35:17.200 looked at like

00:35:17.860 for instance

00:35:18.680 Nikki Haley

00:35:19.980 I don't think

00:35:21.000 she did well

00:35:21.840 Mike Pence

00:35:22.520 didn't do

00:35:23.080 well Asa

00:35:23.800 did as well

00:35:24.460 as you know

00:35:25.000 at least I

00:35:25.500 expected the

00:35:27.620 one that

00:35:28.780 got a stand

00:35:29.440 I think there

00:35:29.880 were two

00:35:30.200 standing ovations

00:35:31.280 and they

00:35:32.840 came at

00:35:33.380 the end

00:35:33.860 one was

00:35:35.140 Ron DeSantis

00:35:36.460 and the

00:35:37.680 other one

00:35:38.260 was Vivek

00:35:39.140 Ramaswamy who

00:35:40.600 I think is

00:35:41.580 surprising everyone

00:35:42.900 who watches

00:35:43.540 him he was

00:35:44.600 really good

00:35:45.600 I love him

00:35:47.300 I think he's I

00:35:48.740 haven't heard a

00:35:49.480 single viewpoint of

00:35:50.380 his that I

00:35:50.980 disagree with

00:35:51.560 yet

00:35:51.760 he's well

00:35:54.400 spoken he's

00:35:55.240 really smart

00:35:56.200 he's smooth

00:35:57.920 as silk he's

00:35:58.640 everything you

00:35:59.100 wanted Ted

00:35:59.660 Cruz to be

00:36:00.320 in 2016

00:36:01.520 but wasn't

00:36:02.760 yes yes

00:36:03.900 so I

00:36:05.860 and do you

00:36:06.660 hear that Trump

00:36:07.180 apparently mentioned

00:36:08.040 him as a potential

00:36:08.760 VP candidate this

00:36:09.680 is after Glenn

00:36:10.400 predicted on the

00:36:11.100 air the other

00:36:11.540 day that that's

00:36:12.320 what was going

00:36:13.500 to happen and

00:36:14.040 then Trump

00:36:14.540 actually mentioned

00:36:15.380 him as a

00:36:15.940 candidate he's

00:36:16.420 performed really

00:36:17.200 well I mean

00:36:17.840 he has

00:36:18.120 really well

00:36:19.340 yeah so I

00:36:20.100 mean and Trump

00:36:20.840 hates Ron

00:36:21.900 DeSantis so

00:36:22.860 you know that's

00:36:23.820 out and the

00:36:25.220 other ones are

00:36:25.720 losers so who

00:36:26.760 would it be

00:36:27.280 it'd be

00:36:27.920 I think it

00:36:29.220 could be it

00:36:29.900 could be Rick

00:36:30.480 Scott or

00:36:31.040 Tim Scott

00:36:31.500 as well

00:36:32.900 yeah

00:36:33.120 Tim Scott

00:36:34.620 yeah

00:36:34.960 all right more

00:36:36.020 in a minute

00:36:36.280 thank you Pat

00:36:36.880 Pat Gray

00:36:37.540 unleashed

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00:39:32.280 welcome to the glenbeck

00:39:38.120 program we're just

00:39:39.560 talking about the the

00:39:41.760 the path to war here

00:39:43.960 seems to be getting

00:39:44.940 louder and louder and

00:39:46.080 louder and any of the

00:39:48.340 republicans that said

00:39:49.760 well i think we need

00:39:50.720 to strengthen ukraine

00:39:51.880 at the summit last

00:39:53.860 weekend and please

00:39:54.940 watch it at blaze tv

00:39:56.160 um anybody who said

00:39:59.280 that they were for more

00:40:00.400 war uh didn't do well

00:40:02.800 didn't do well and then

00:40:04.880 donald trump comes out

00:40:06.240 today and says i'm

00:40:08.220 gonna give them more

00:40:09.080 arms than anybody else

00:40:10.400 if putin doesn't come

00:40:11.960 to the table now some

00:40:13.840 people would say correct

00:40:15.760 me if i'm wrong stew

00:40:16.740 play devil's advocate

00:40:17.720 here that uh you're

00:40:20.300 even more war so why

00:40:22.200 are he why is he up

00:40:23.080 30 points yeah i mean

00:40:24.460 he said he would give

00:40:25.320 more than ukraine has

00:40:27.040 ever received he said

00:40:28.600 they would give more

00:40:29.700 arms to ukraine than

00:40:30.880 anyone has ever

00:40:31.620 received and uh he

00:40:33.540 called zelensky very

00:40:34.740 honorable uh you know

00:40:36.340 this this is the type of

00:40:37.640 stuff that in that in

00:40:38.980 that forum you'd think

00:40:40.320 would have been booed but

00:40:42.440 then trump comes out and

00:40:43.420 does it in a separate

00:40:44.080 interview not with trump

00:40:45.040 though right so what's

00:40:46.400 the difference what i what

00:40:47.580 magical power does he

00:40:48.560 it is the difference

00:40:49.680 between mike pence is

00:40:51.620 weak he's not seen as a

00:40:54.360 wartime president um none

00:40:57.360 of them are wartime uh

00:40:59.820 candidates do i don't

00:41:01.700 think trump is seen as a

00:41:04.360 wartime president biden is

00:41:06.660 definitely not so when you

00:41:09.200 have a wartime president

00:41:10.640 that stands up and says i'm

00:41:13.320 going to give him more

00:41:13.940 you're going to come to

00:41:14.740 the table or i'm going to

00:41:15.860 give him more than you

00:41:16.760 can possibly even imagine

00:41:18.320 i'm going to turn the war 0.90

00:41:19.520 machine on and i don't

00:41:22.460 have a problem i don't

00:41:23.680 have a problem using

00:41:24.440 everything we have that's

00:41:26.640 the kind of talk you give

00:41:27.940 to a dictator and you

00:41:30.260 better not be bluffing

00:41:31.300 because you may have to do

00:41:32.540 it but that is the kind of

00:41:34.160 talk of a dictator that 0.98

00:41:35.340 gets a dictator usually back

00:41:37.560 to the table if they

00:41:39.260 believe you and i think

00:41:41.540 that the um powers around

00:41:44.560 the world this is why they

00:41:45.920 fought to get him out of

00:41:46.960 there the powers around the

00:41:48.500 world believe he loves

00:41:50.080 america loves america first

00:41:52.200 and is going to defend her

00:41:54.220 and all this bullcrap that's 0.65

00:41:55.760 happening at the pentagon now

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00:41:59.740 would want to it's it's

00:42:02.640 ronald reagan talking really

00:42:04.920 tough to the ayatollah you

00:42:06.940 know when i get in uh we're

00:42:09.060 going to end this uh you're

00:42:10.720 going to send those those

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00:42:14.540 all of that ended with reagan

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00:42:23.860 for uh donald trump to say that

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00:44:54.300 hello america welcome to the glenbeck

00:45:00.500 program so glad that you are here

00:45:02.460 i uh i was out at the summit the

00:45:06.200 blaze summit in iowa that was

00:45:09.220 happening on friday tucker carlson was

00:45:12.000 hosting this it's an amazing thing

00:45:14.360 it's been going on for years but i

00:45:16.340 think this is the first time it's

00:45:17.560 really they got it right and it could

00:45:20.280 be seen nationwide no network would

00:45:23.500 cover this but we did and 10 million

00:45:26.840 viewers later

00:45:27.820 uh it is becoming uh known as the way

00:45:32.140 to do debates or the way to see

00:45:34.220 candidates and have them

00:45:35.480 really present themselves to you it was

00:45:38.040 it was awesome and game changing

00:45:40.500 afterwards i sat down with tucker

00:45:43.060 carlson for a blaze exclusive

00:45:45.360 interview with tucker

00:45:46.480 i want to tell you something is

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00:47:44.180 all right so i uh i gotta tell you the

00:47:51.000 press is so out of touch this is from the

00:47:56.680 new york times tucker carlson turns a

00:47:58.380 christian presidential forum into a putin

00:48:00.640 showcase

00:48:01.560 jesus is out vladimir putin is in did you

00:48:05.900 hear that from any candidate or anything

00:48:08.500 like that from anyone on stage at the uh at

00:48:13.100 the summit friday stew anyone of course not

00:48:16.480 no i did not hear that right right in fact

00:48:19.660 everybody led with who was anti-war i don't

00:48:24.040 like putin putin's not a good guy but i don't

00:48:26.380 think you know the uranian ukrainian

00:48:28.440 president is really a good guy either and i

00:48:30.940 went as far as saying and i don't think at

00:48:33.780 this time we're on the right side we're the

00:48:36.140 good guys so i don't want to send my kids to

00:48:39.460 a war where i can't identify the good guy

00:48:41.800 no but they they made it sound like it was

00:48:46.300 nothing but a rah-rah for president putin which

00:48:51.280 it it wasn't um i'm going to get into some of

00:48:53.680 those things here in a second but i really

00:48:55.780 wanted to spend some time on tucker carlson because

00:48:58.040 we spent a couple of days uh with tucker

00:49:01.500 carlson and there is something happening and

00:49:05.100 this should give you great great great hope

00:49:09.040 he said a few years ago i'm sorry a few

00:49:13.160 months ago he's episcopalian and he was so

00:49:16.020 funny what he was telling you he's like

00:49:17.100 you know i didn't even know there was a bible

00:49:20.020 i'm an episcopalian i mean we don't use

00:49:22.040 we don't use that whatever and uh he said so i

00:49:26.360 started reading it he said i i just had the

00:49:29.140 feeling a few months ago that i should start

00:49:30.660 reading it he said so i finished the new

00:49:33.300 testament and he said that's amazing the way he

00:49:36.620 was telling it is so funny when you somebody who

00:49:39.400 is actually actually read it and is interested in

00:49:44.280 reading it all of the things that they find that

00:49:47.840 they discover he's like this is the greatest it's

00:49:51.620 such a great story why why are we hiding this

00:49:54.880 um and then he started on the old testament and he

00:49:59.640 is in leviticus now which is oh so fun but he's actually

00:50:04.800 enjoying it in talking to him over a few days

00:50:08.380 i just want you to know god is using him there is something

00:50:15.600 different about tucker carlson uh and it you know we were not the

00:50:22.640 best of friends 10 years ago uh we didn't really know each other

00:50:27.300 um we respected each other for what we had done but we disagreed on a lot of

00:50:32.780 stuff and vehemently 10 years ago on a lot of stuff

00:50:36.940 that has changed uh and i and i think it became

00:50:42.080 because i started really watching him then in fox news

00:50:45.860 he started really listening to me and we heard

00:50:49.500 the the core principles behind what we believe

00:50:54.720 and god is using him he has moved on him greatly

00:51:01.100 please add tucker to your prayers uh something

00:51:04.940 really good is going to come of uh of what tucker is doing i think

00:51:10.900 um he gets it unlike

00:51:14.060 let's say i i met uh i met with four people

00:51:18.860 in the last uh three weeks

00:51:23.680 and i've met probably 15 000 people

00:51:28.440 and i've met with four that i think absolutely 100 percent get it

00:51:34.960 they know it from all of its angles

00:51:38.400 tucker is one of them uh he was very very clear on things

00:51:44.840 when he was asking i think it was nikki haley he said hey

00:51:48.220 did we blow up the nord stream that's something that i would ask

00:51:52.340 but i wondered as he asked it if i were nikki haley if i were

00:51:56.440 if i would answer that as a presidential candidate just because of the ramifications

00:52:01.660 of that as a presidential candidate so i asked tucker on this

00:52:06.940 here's what he said in our one-on-one interview cut one

00:52:10.500 you said something that i absolutely believe

00:52:13.400 um and it is crazy to say it now i think we

00:52:17.080 absolutely blew up the nord stream pipeline of course we did yeah

00:52:20.160 absolutely did well yeah and and i think it's a big deal i mean

00:52:24.280 on many levels it was an environmental catastrophe

00:52:26.900 i mean like a profound environmental catastrophe

00:52:29.400 it's also an act of vandalism which i'm against

00:52:31.320 you should build things not destroy them

00:52:32.960 yeah it was also an attack on infrastructure

00:52:35.700 and more than anything it was an attack on our closest nato ally

00:52:39.320 germany which used that pipeline to fund its entire manufacturing center

00:52:43.080 we just attacked our ally i know

00:52:45.120 this is insane behavior and i don't know why no one's been held accountable

00:52:49.260 yes we did it whether it was through poland or norway

00:52:51.720 a nato nation did it with our assistance and approval

00:52:54.980 and like everyone knows it everyone's afraid to say so why

00:52:57.840 i don't know why

00:52:58.760 can you say that i just did well no but i mean i'm unemployed

00:53:03.460 if you're whatever i want

00:53:04.480 i mean as a i mean what are the ramifications of

00:53:11.100 and thank god that that uh russia has not retaliated

00:53:15.980 this is the biggest this is the worst act of war i have ever seen us make

00:53:22.840 right so and it's crazy it's the kind of like

00:53:26.780 late stage hubris on display with people

00:53:30.340 it's all of it

00:53:31.140 it really is like i'm god i can do whatever i want

00:53:35.060 there are no consequences all the rules don't apply to me

00:53:37.580 and when you adopt that attitude when there's no humility at all

00:53:41.140 or long-term thinking this is you know people who don't have like a stake in

00:53:45.780 the future like 80 year old presidents

00:53:47.300 they just don't care and when they start to behave like that you can actually

00:53:50.760 wreck the whole thing you can take a country down doing stuff like that in my

00:53:53.760 opinion

00:53:54.020 i talked to him about the media you know

00:53:58.900 completely determined to suppress the truth listen

00:54:04.300 and i really thought tucker and i don't know if you were

00:54:07.600 if there was a turning point with you there was with me when i realized oh my

00:54:13.360 gosh none of these people in the media actually care or are intellectually

00:54:19.020 curious at all they're just typing away doing their thing reading a

00:54:24.820 prompter nobody is actually saying i because i really thought

00:54:28.260 if i could make the case which you did every night you were making a great solid

00:54:33.980 case and if you are intellectually curious and

00:54:37.740 you disagree you go well that can't be right let me

00:54:41.500 look it up let's do some investigative work on what he just said

00:54:45.420 they don't do that and that shocked me shocked me but then you have to wonder

00:54:50.360 why so it's like no one in washington or in the media is ever triggered is

00:54:57.280 ever outraged by a lie so i can come out here and tell the most

00:55:00.720 preposterous lies say the most lunatic things you know climate you're driving

00:55:05.700 a suburban is causing more hurricanes in florida

00:55:08.680 well they say that every fall right and that's like insane there's like there's

00:55:13.780 no evidence that's true there's a ton that's evidence is not true nobody cares

00:55:17.300 but when you say something true yeah that's that's actually true right

00:55:21.800 completely true people become hysterical and call for your murder and

00:55:25.780 certainly call for your de-platforming so then what conclusion do you reach

00:55:29.540 the media are completely determined to suppress the truth the true things that

00:55:37.720 matter that's kind of why they exist they are the gatekeepers that prevent

00:55:41.900 people from saying out loud the truest things

00:55:44.220 cut three here's tucker on what he saw at the summit and the candidates

00:55:50.420 that i found surprising when you got up this morning yeah did you imagine

00:55:56.320 that you would see not one but two presidential candidates light themselves

00:56:02.960 on fire in front of you when i get up this morning as every morning when i wake up i

00:56:07.920 don't imagine anything right i haven't had a drink in 21 years and

00:56:11.860 every single morning i wake up hungover i feel like i've had a quarter stoli and a

00:56:16.560 six pack of some rotten beer i just feel horrible every morning and so i put my

00:56:22.640 pants on a shuffle downstairs and got coffee and uh so i didn't think about it

00:56:27.060 at all until i was seated across from

00:56:29.080 asa scott who was the first and i really like i mean i like them all like

00:56:33.200 politicians are super charming like they're

00:56:34.820 they like they're good with people that's why they're in this business so

00:56:37.520 i like all of them uh but no i i i do think that republican voters or the system

00:56:46.100 controlled by the republican party doesn't ask a lot of a lot of its

00:56:50.460 candidates it's like enough to say certain to repeat certain bumper stickers

00:56:55.240 from the 80s peace or strength lower taxes whatever right i'm all i'm for all

00:56:59.800 that by the way but they don't like no one ever gets

00:57:02.820 pushed very hard right and so it doesn't take much i was

00:57:06.560 certainly not acting on a hostility but if you're just like well what do you

00:57:08.860 mean uh and then people say oh you're so mean really you're trying to run my

00:57:17.280 country yeah do you know what i mean yeah it's like i live here i have four

00:57:22.320 children i can't go anywhere like what do you mean you're trying to run the

00:57:25.300 country and you're mad that i'm like trying to get you to be more precise

00:57:28.420 about your answers that you should have memorized already right because you're

00:57:32.120 presuming to represent me last cut this is uh tucker in my uh special on

00:57:40.080 blaze tv you can watch it it's about i think it's just over an hour

00:57:45.120 tucker and i just having a one-on-one uh he went on to talk about mike pence what

00:57:51.880 he was most surprised about with mike pence listen to this the mike pence

00:57:56.320 religious freedom stuff i have to say you know spun me up it did it did i you

00:58:00.940 can't can't be like well i'm for religious freedom except for like 1.00

00:58:03.700 priests who say things the government disagrees but they can be arrested

00:58:06.080 huh you know and it'd be fine if it was almost any and i'm i'm holding him to an

00:58:12.000 unfair standard but if you hold yourself up as a christian leader who's in favor of

00:58:15.880 religious freedom well then you kind of have to defend religious freedom whether

00:58:18.300 it's popular it's not no freedom nobody nobody has to defend my right to say

00:58:25.640 chocolate's delicious yeah okay if it's popular you have to and i don't think

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01:01:42.180 welcome to the glenn beck program uh so reading some of the uh some of the reviews of what happened is

01:02:02.020 is amazing to say the truth uh uh or to say the least um the the summit that you saw hopefully on

01:02:16.800 friday or can see i think changed everything just absolutely everything on the way these things are done

01:02:26.540 we've always gone to mainstream media this isn't mainstream media and the difference was remarkable

01:02:34.200 would you agree with that stew oh my god yes 100 it was a totally different experience and i think

01:02:41.420 voters potential voters people on the right that are interested in the differences between these

01:02:46.660 candidates actually got something out of it which is so totally different than every other campaign

01:02:52.860 event that i've seen over the past 20 years like it it was like you got to see uh people pressed on

01:02:59.520 not the differences between you know conservatives and you know the left or what the mainstream media

01:03:05.920 wants them to be or some dumb scandal that the left has been obsessing about for years and years and years

01:03:11.860 and years and years and years and what was tweeted by this candidate instead what you got was a discussion

01:03:16.680 about the differences between conservatives which is of course how everyone in a primary needs that's

01:03:23.220 the information you need to make your decision done by a group of people and in this case tucker

01:03:29.080 carlson on stage that that uh are not fans of the status quo you know it was it was answering what

01:03:38.280 the people i think want to know the people who go to vote for republican time and time again

01:03:43.060 and are always let down when they go to washington and i i thought it was fantastic let me give you

01:03:48.640 some um comments graham allen said congratulations to the blaze for an amazing job showing the country

01:03:54.320 the future what a master class in showing that mainstream media is dying and needs to be put out

01:04:01.260 of its misery bravo to all who made it possible benny johnson massive shout out to the blaze for

01:04:07.120 producing dominant entertaining and news breaking event in iowa the fox news matrix

01:04:12.620 is broken the energy shift in the gop has been tectonic grassroots populace and america's first

01:04:19.680 philosophy own the movement now bravo blaze tv the delicious irony that glenn beck and tucker carlson

01:04:26.300 who were both treated so disparate disrespectfully at fox decimated the gop field and broke more news

01:04:33.680 in one day together than the last 20 fox debates combined it should not be lost here this is an epic

01:04:40.000 media revenge arc story i don't look at it as revenge but i just look at it as the truth

01:04:46.000 um the let's see the blaze put on a master class on how to defeat the mainstream media by becoming more

01:04:53.660 powerful than them incredible performance by the entire main blaze team uh anyway it goes on and on and

01:05:01.640 on it is really truly remarkable listen to this uh email how much time do i have sarah

01:05:08.020 i was traveling through the united states on a 3 000 mile motorcycle trip last week one of the days

01:05:15.240 uh i was there during the blaze tv summit in between gas stops i glanced at twitter i've never seen

01:05:21.060 one network dominate my feed like blaze tv did that day everyone and i mean everyone was talking and

01:05:27.120 tweeting about the summit clips from the blaze tv getting shared blah blah blah wait until you hear

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01:07:06.540 this is the glenbeck program stew just thought we should say goodbye to uh my son rafe who is on his

01:07:22.040 way home to pack and then on his way to college and i guess i i will see you at college this will be

01:07:28.980 the last time i see you well yeah you won't see me probably till either abilene christian when we come

01:07:34.040 down and we whoop jason's home team okay all right uh he uh he has um he's just been um brought on as a

01:07:46.580 uh assistant to the offensive coordinator yeah i'll be i'm like his right hand man so like the

01:07:52.920 assistant to the offensive coordinator so when he's calling the plays i'm gonna be like right behind

01:07:57.080 him helping writing down everything he says what the plays and then in between i'm getting everything

01:08:02.000 ready seeing what worked best and what can we do so is there any trepidation of doing this seeing

01:08:07.740 that you're my son and i don't mean politically like we usually mean it i mean like there's no sports

01:08:13.500 in your blood at all with me no you've never thrown a ball with me no i think it was grandpa

01:08:20.100 i have thrown a ball but not very well if that's what you want to call it

01:08:26.120 um but no yeah it's uh it's definitely interesting because i mean we're just not very

01:08:34.060 sporty you know just more of the arts and whatnot and so this has been a bit of a almost like an

01:08:39.140 uphill challenge without being able to know a whole lot and having to hit the ground running

01:08:43.760 or sprinting yeah and yet um it's happening i don't know how it happens to because you weren't

01:08:51.640 even around remember i talked to you when he was young i'm like you're in a football or something

01:08:55.060 because there's not a chance and what is he gonna you know what is he gonna end up being like

01:08:59.420 without with a dad like me and he just did it himself yeah it's incredible it's an amazing it's

01:09:06.400 amazing story i don't know right what it feels like that you've already accomplished more

01:09:09.540 athletically than your dad and you're you just graduated high school uh but that is pretty it's

01:09:14.480 pretty uh it's a pretty impressive i should point out actually sorry i should point out i did it in

01:09:18.780 two years you had all four and i did it in two you know i've had 59

01:09:24.280 uh and that uh still doesn't help i think it's a good it's an interesting summary of your

01:09:31.400 parenting rafe for all these years that he described it as a uphill battle um so that's

01:09:37.080 what you've brought to his life not even keeping the ground flat but actually made it an uphill well

01:09:41.740 you know what i am i am thrilled because my son is very well-rounded very well-rounded um uh and he

01:09:51.480 can now do the football thing which i can't do but he can also uh you know uh

01:09:59.240 do other things i guess that i taught to taught him no i mean you know the one thing that that i am

01:10:08.480 really proud of is all my kids have a very eclectic uh look at almost everything uh and could do

01:10:17.080 almost anything i mean your musical taste who are your favorites uh frank sinatra dean martin so

01:10:24.960 any like the rat pack pretty much but then it also goes over to like luciano pavarotti um and then

01:10:30.860 also just acdc is my favorite rock band of all time so i mean yeah i'll listen to anything except

01:10:37.460 for death metal pretty much yeah that's a good thing so let me ask and you don't have to get into

01:10:43.200 this you've had a rough couple of years personally yeah what got you through it and now to a point to

01:10:53.260 where you're actually not like freaking out oh i'm freaking out oh are you what got you what got

01:11:01.000 you through that to a point to where now you are on your way to college uh and have confidence in

01:11:08.000 what you're going to do i guess just keeping one foot in front of the other not looking over at the

01:11:13.680 big picture stuff and just it's just one day at a time it's not going to be i know i know it was

01:11:19.400 never going to be easy but instead of looking at like hey i need to get to here and this these are

01:11:24.500 all the challenges i need to get through it it's just this is the challenge for today this is the

01:11:30.900 next challenge and just keep letting them come and as they come on and go you and i both have

01:11:36.760 talked for since you were little about being a leader of men and that you always said i don't

01:11:42.340 want to be a leader of men no i said i wanted to be sam from the uh from the book of mormon i never

01:11:47.120 wanted to be uh wanted to be nephi and uh is that still on uh and uh

01:11:54.220 and there's that's because of what you saw happen with us with you yeah yeah um and let me ask you

01:12:04.440 do you find it ironic that as a coach you'll be a leader of men

01:12:08.980 i guess kind of just a little bit it's uh i can't hear him yeah go ahead lost his mic i guess

01:12:18.020 kind of but it's um i don't know it's more exciting now because i've had time to develop

01:12:23.740 into mature and during that time i've just been able to i guess more accept it and more i don't

01:12:30.740 know i love working with people i don't see it as leading people i see it as helping others and

01:12:34.640 helping those around me you're gonna do well my son i don't have any parting words for you other

01:12:40.380 than i love you and uh take care on your trip and i'll see you there in a couple weeks okay

01:12:45.740 i love you i love you see you buddy

01:12:49.200 it's weird sorry doing that on the air here but uh

01:12:57.780 yeah everybody has to do it with their son at some point and

01:13:01.020 he's uh going off to catch a plane here um

01:13:05.120 we were talking about the blaze media summit and what is happening and i was telling you about a guy

01:13:12.520 who was riding a motorcycle across the country and it happened and he was watching you know the tweets

01:13:19.400 and listening to it and uh he said he stopped out outside of a navajo indian reservation and it was

01:13:26.760 small bed and breakfast and the guys were talking about it in the morning and he said i about spit

01:13:31.840 my orange juice out the coverage wasn't just going viral on social media it was literally everywhere

01:13:36.500 even in this little small town and breakfast but it was also and this is the important part for the

01:13:41.660 the republicans to hear it was also very relatable what tucker was bringing out of these interviews

01:13:48.460 was exactly what i was seeing in the small towns and even the indian reservations

01:13:53.500 when tucker told pence that america the america we remember is now collapsing

01:13:58.960 and asked why ukraine is somehow more important i remember the conversation i had

01:14:04.360 with a navajo nation mom of six she had moved off the reservation due to the crime and the rampant 0.84

01:14:10.920 meth problem then i spoke to a woman in her 60s in another small town that lamented that the days 0.90

01:14:17.020 where her small town was full of job opportunities and promise were over she told the stories of the

01:14:22.760 old factory and how crime didn't even really exist then came the layoffs then came the shuttered

01:14:28.520 businesses then came the epidemic of meth and drugs from the southern border this is the america the

01:14:35.900 elitist left wants us to pretend does not exist but it is also the america that was talking about

01:14:43.700 debating and sharing clips from blaze media summit i spoke to them the media should be terrified

01:14:51.380 the mainstream media is over and i think that's what we i think that's what we felt and anybody who is

01:14:58.760 watching it it was really strange you know i started doing the uh blaze in what 2010 or 11

01:15:05.640 and uh it's finally now hitting the place to where the mainstream media fox is people know what fox is now

01:15:18.060 uh and it's it's hit a tipping point this is really really good for america really good for america

01:15:28.880 um because i think you got an honest debate yeah i mean last week competition is always good right

01:15:37.280 it's always something that's it's important and it's it's good to see that there's some competition

01:15:40.980 out there and not only just to other you know networks that might call themselves you know conservative

01:15:46.340 but also just to the fact that the mainstream media has dominated this part of the structure of our

01:15:52.760 country for a really long time you know if you think about a primary you're trying to make a decision

01:15:57.480 in a primary right one of the big issues is ukraine right you have a couple different versions of that

01:16:02.220 argument you have an argument where you know where tucker has kind of been the main advocate of the

01:16:06.400 uh skeptical argument toward funding ukraine and if you go back i think to if you go back to like

01:16:12.080 for example 2014 russia invades crimea the conversation on the right was largely about how

01:16:18.780 barack obama abandoned his own red line and did nothing about it right and in that period of that

01:16:25.700 decade that conversation has really kind of changed where there's still a lot of people who kind of

01:16:31.500 want that more healthy uh you know version hawkish defense if you will and then there's a but i think

01:16:37.780 there's far more people now specifically in the primary voter group that are really skeptical about

01:16:44.460 any of this and getting involved in any of it and if if these candidates had gone on to i don't know

01:16:50.800 meet the press or some other you know left-wing media organization and and this conversation would

01:16:57.900 have come up it would have been think of someone who's hawkish someone like mike pence would have been

01:17:02.840 asked a question of why do uh why do other people that are crazy in your party disagree with joe biden's

01:17:09.180 position on this right that's essentially the tone of the questioning that would hit mike pence correct

01:17:14.300 he would be asked he would be asked to essentially bash his other candidates by saying why they're so

01:17:19.380 wrong instead this debate gave voice to that other more skeptical view and press those candidates on

01:17:26.840 that so we were able to learn the difference between them we were able to see the nuances in their

01:17:31.640 positions we were able to see if they could defend those positions and americans who are voting in

01:17:36.500 these primaries actually got something out of it because of that and we we also got a chance to see

01:17:41.340 the different sides of them as well i mean you know we didn't see oh i want to know the softer side what

01:17:47.380 does he read to his children i didn't care about any of that but after ramaswamy came off he sat down

01:17:52.840 with me while we were waiting for um um uh desantis to come on and i said to him i said you just said

01:18:03.520 and i've heard you know you were the strongest so far saying that you would just shut down the

01:18:08.980 department of justice the fbi i said how are you going to do that he said i'm coming in with a clear

01:18:14.440 sided view of shutting down most the most of the administrative state uh first of all i'm going

01:18:22.000 to do it on strong legal authority so i i'm a unique combination i like to brag a lot i don't like to

01:18:28.380 brag a lot but i'm a ceo but i also studied the constitution deeply and the supreme court right now

01:18:34.420 shares my view of the constitution the u.s president already has statutory authority the

01:18:40.260 presidential reorganization act of 1977 says you can shut down redundant agencies

01:18:47.900 well when i look at what the dea does and what the u.s marshals do there's my legal justification

01:18:54.740 for shutting down the fbi without asking congress for permission or forgiveness civil service protections

01:19:01.380 protect against individual firings for employees for supposedly political reasons they don't apply

01:19:08.100 to mass layoffs and mass layoffs are exactly what i'm bringing to washington dc holy cow is that strong

01:19:16.820 and i think it might be things like that that donald trump might have heard from the summit

01:19:22.100 that made him come out this weekend and say you know ramaswamy might be uh a good vice presidential

01:19:28.260 candidate and he said it'll i i'm considering uh tim scott or vivek and i think vivek would make a great

01:19:36.520 vice president uh because he comes at it as a 30 what is he 37 yeah 37 year old man who is

01:19:44.920 very accomplished and gets it quickly it's interesting too one thing strategically from

01:19:51.260 him that i you're not seeing from a lot of the other candidates is boldness i i think that when

01:19:55.920 you're at a guy who doesn't you know no one knows who vivek ramaswamy was in a national on the national

01:20:01.520 level other than the fact he's been on this show a bunch of times i know he's been in tucker a bunch of

01:20:05.100 times and he had some two conservatives that really follow the stuff he had some uh uh some

01:20:12.460 notoriety but like when you're coming into a race like this and you're at one and two percent to 0.90

01:20:17.420 start which of course would wear where he was you think being bold would be the strategy right find

01:20:23.580 out what your principle is what do you really believe how can you accomplish that and don't

01:20:27.260 be scared to say it and i think you see some of these other candidates who have been floundering

01:20:31.500 around two and three percent playing a pretty pretty conservative if you will game like not

01:20:38.220 really coming out and saying much of anything i i don't know if they're assuming they're thinking

01:20:42.760 maybe donald trump will flame out and that's when they're going to turn their engines on but man

01:20:46.800 how many times has that been predicted it's it's a it's a fascinating thing to watch where ramaswamy's

01:20:51.800 been the one guy you could say okay you listen to him and and you might i mean i know a lot of people

01:20:56.700 have constitutional uh doubts as to whether he could actually get these things done in the way

01:21:01.940 he's talking about it but at least he's putting ideas out there that are innovative and bold and

01:21:07.940 give people something to talk about where a lot of these candidates don't seem to be doing that at all

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01:25:54.580 It's a new day, I'm time to rise

01:26:01.880 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:26:09.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:12.420 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:26:20.500 I want to just touch base on something quickly.

01:26:24.540 The White House said, no, no, this was a mistake, and maybe it was.

01:26:28.760 But it was an important mistake from Kamala Harris.

01:26:33.280 Here's what she said over the weekend in Baltimore about the Inflation Reduction Act.

01:26:40.060 Listen.

01:26:42.420 Cut nine.

01:26:44.500 When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population,

01:26:49.520 more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water.

01:26:55.660 Now, to be fair, they say that she meant reduce pollution, not population.

01:27:01.940 But I think there's some others that might disagree with that.

01:27:05.240 However, let's put into perspective as well, she's talking about the Inflation Reduction Act.

01:27:14.160 So she's talking about spending more on things the government is going to do,

01:27:20.200 and that somehow or another that's going to reduce inflation?

01:27:23.960 No.

01:27:24.480 That whole thing was a lie.

01:27:26.480 And an important thing to point out about the population in 60 seconds.

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01:29:18.760 So I want to start with this, Kamala Harris,

01:29:21.140 and play the clip again.

01:29:23.560 And again, in a very credible way,

01:29:27.040 and I mean this sincerely,

01:29:27.960 in a very credible way,

01:29:29.620 the White House has come out and said

01:29:31.240 she meant pollution, not population.

01:29:33.880 And that is probably true.

01:29:36.660 So listen to this.

01:29:38.160 When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles

01:29:41.300 and reduce population,

01:29:43.080 more of our children can breathe clean air

01:29:46.500 and drink clean water.

01:29:51.360 Okay.

01:29:54.560 I think you could make the case

01:29:57.060 with all of the things that we point out

01:30:00.400 in Dark Future

01:30:01.340 that she may have meant pollution in this speech,

01:30:05.380 but they actually do intend on reducing the population.

01:30:10.900 And I say that because

01:30:12.920 only a moron would think

01:30:16.600 that you could cut out

01:30:18.160 the traditions of farming,

01:30:21.320 go to an entirely new system of farming

01:30:25.520 from seed to table

01:30:27.200 and exclude fertilizer

01:30:31.160 and expect people not to starve.

01:30:36.080 I'm telling you,

01:30:37.900 billions,

01:30:39.240 billions of people are at risk

01:30:41.340 because of just what they're doing with food.

01:30:45.840 Now add energy.

01:30:48.360 When you have energy

01:30:50.500 and you are getting rid

01:30:52.060 of all of your fossil fuels

01:30:54.700 and you don't have anything

01:30:56.320 to replace it

01:30:57.260 and what you do have to replace it

01:30:59.500 is nuclear power plants

01:31:01.060 and you're shutting those down

01:31:02.780 and you're shutting down

01:31:04.620 and dismantling

01:31:06.180 your coal fire plants,

01:31:08.080 people are going to freeze to death.

01:31:11.200 It's true.

01:31:12.820 Now, let me ask you,

01:31:14.680 for anyone who is upset

01:31:16.620 at me saying,

01:31:19.240 you know,

01:31:20.120 it might be correct

01:31:21.540 that she meant pollution,

01:31:24.060 but when she said reduce population,

01:31:27.740 that also does reduce

01:31:32.200 all of our CO2s.

01:31:34.920 You have a smaller footprint

01:31:36.260 if you have smaller human population.

01:31:39.580 If you're really upset about that,

01:31:42.000 then help me out on two stories.

01:31:44.360 Canadian man claims

01:31:47.280 he was fired from his job

01:31:49.060 as a fuel supplier

01:31:50.640 when he helped rescue

01:31:52.300 a desperate moose calf

01:31:54.240 from a potential black bear attack.

01:31:57.260 Mark Skage,

01:31:58.560 he worked for AFD Petroleum.

01:32:01.760 He was driving back from a job site

01:32:03.380 when he saw an abandoned moose

01:32:05.360 wandering on the side of the road

01:32:06.960 in British Columbia.

01:32:08.240 He pulled over,

01:32:09.880 hopped out of his vehicle,

01:32:11.280 the calf attempted to climb

01:32:12.760 into his truck

01:32:13.940 as he noticed

01:32:15.240 a bear was stalking

01:32:16.800 just a few days.

01:32:18.100 This animal

01:32:19.260 was just a few days old.

01:32:20.860 There was a black bear

01:32:22.600 50 yards away

01:32:24.100 just waiting.

01:32:26.000 I made the decision

01:32:26.800 at the time

01:32:27.500 she kept trying to climb

01:32:28.840 into my work truck

01:32:29.760 that I just couldn't leave her there.

01:32:31.420 So I stuck her

01:32:32.300 in the passenger side

01:32:33.560 and drove her to town

01:32:35.380 to get her some help.

01:32:36.780 Canadian man said

01:32:37.860 he was fired from his job

01:32:39.720 because he saved

01:32:41.220 the moose calf.

01:32:42.680 His decision

01:32:43.600 to bring the calf

01:32:44.440 in his truck

01:32:44.920 came from his background

01:32:46.820 as an outdoorsman.

01:32:48.400 He knew what he was doing

01:32:49.680 was against the law.

01:32:51.100 I just couldn't do it

01:32:51.900 in my heart.

01:32:52.720 People can say

01:32:53.360 all they want

01:32:54.240 but I know

01:32:55.020 as an outdoorsman

01:32:55.980 we talk about

01:32:57.320 predator control.

01:32:58.320 Black bears

01:32:58.900 are the number one predator

01:33:00.180 for those calves

01:33:01.080 so I just thought

01:33:02.260 well

01:33:02.580 I can't take care

01:33:04.080 of the predator

01:33:04.640 but maybe I can try

01:33:05.640 to help out

01:33:06.240 this one little calf.

01:33:07.600 So

01:33:09.420 it's against the law

01:33:11.320 it's against the law

01:33:13.100 Hmm

01:33:17.500 Why is it against the law

01:33:20.340 to get rid of the predators?

01:33:24.480 Because if you get rid

01:33:26.200 of the predators

01:33:27.160 then the prey

01:33:28.960 has overpopulation.

01:33:31.100 You want to make sure

01:33:32.500 there's no overpopulation.

01:33:34.340 Now

01:33:35.660 they care deeply

01:33:37.700 about the bear

01:33:38.920 and they care deeply

01:33:41.360 about the balance.

01:33:42.760 Well

01:33:43.000 then

01:33:43.400 maybe isn't this

01:33:45.260 the same thing.

01:33:46.400 Also

01:33:46.760 from Canada

01:33:47.820 Toronto

01:33:49.020 the 47 year old

01:33:51.360 that wrestled

01:33:52.220 with an eating disorder

01:33:53.700 anorexia

01:33:54.520 for decades

01:33:55.440 says she has

01:33:56.980 a warped relationship

01:33:58.320 with her body

01:33:59.140 since age 8.

01:34:00.940 These days

01:34:01.840 she weighs 92 pounds

01:34:04.420 and may go days

01:34:06.220 without eating

01:34:06.940 solid food.

01:34:08.380 She says

01:34:08.780 she is too weak

01:34:09.560 to carry groceries

01:34:10.520 home

01:34:10.940 without stopping

01:34:12.120 for breaks.

01:34:13.340 Every day

01:34:14.160 is hell

01:34:14.800 she says

01:34:15.380 I'm so tired

01:34:16.200 I'm done

01:34:16.800 I've tried everything

01:34:18.340 I feel like

01:34:19.140 I've lived my life.

01:34:21.940 An expansion

01:34:22.680 of the criteria

01:34:23.880 for medically

01:34:24.720 assisted death

01:34:26.000 comes into force

01:34:27.180 in March 2024

01:34:28.360 will allow Canadians

01:34:29.960 like Polly

01:34:30.900 whose sole

01:34:32.240 underlying condition

01:34:33.280 is mental illness 0.69

01:34:34.920 to choose

01:34:36.100 medically assisted death.

01:34:38.460 Canada legalized

01:34:39.600 assisted death

01:34:40.420 in 2016

01:34:41.060 for people

01:34:41.720 with terminal illness

01:34:42.680 and then expanded

01:34:43.680 it to 2021

01:34:44.760 with people

01:34:45.540 with incurable

01:34:46.420 but not terminal

01:34:48.060 conditions.

01:34:49.380 The legal change

01:34:50.580 participated by

01:34:51.460 a court ruling

01:34:52.000 that struck down

01:34:52.760 prohibitions

01:34:53.360 on helping people die.

01:34:54.760 The new mental 0.79

01:34:55.800 health provision

01:34:56.760 will make Canada

01:34:57.540 one of the most

01:34:58.160 expansive countries

01:34:59.460 in the world

01:35:00.560 when it comes

01:35:01.660 to medical

01:35:02.100 assistance

01:35:02.560 in dying.

01:35:04.500 Proponents

01:35:04.940 of assisted death

01:35:06.320 excuse me

01:35:08.620 which is still

01:35:10.340 a novel concept

01:35:11.440 in many parts

01:35:12.320 of the world

01:35:12.820 says it's an issue

01:35:14.360 of personal autonomy

01:35:15.680 but six disability

01:35:17.680 rights and religious

01:35:18.660 advocates told

01:35:19.880 Reuters

01:35:20.340 that the pace

01:35:21.180 of the plan

01:35:21.740 changes

01:35:22.380 to the assisted

01:35:23.620 death framework

01:35:24.520 in Canada

01:35:25.060 brings additional

01:35:26.080 risks

01:35:26.560 of people

01:35:27.480 opting

01:35:28.040 for

01:35:28.300 MAID

01:35:28.820 medical

01:35:29.700 assisted

01:35:30.380 medical

01:35:31.500 assistance

01:35:32.060 in dying

01:35:32.760 MAID

01:35:33.220 because they're

01:35:34.220 unable to

01:35:35.060 access social

01:35:36.100 services

01:35:36.700 the lack

01:35:37.360 which could

01:35:37.900 exacerbate

01:35:38.800 their suffering.

01:35:42.340 So are we

01:35:43.520 reducing the

01:35:44.440 population?

01:35:45.000 We're not.

01:35:45.680 I mean we got

01:35:46.300 to make sure

01:35:46.840 that we keep

01:35:48.040 that herd

01:35:48.760 reduced

01:35:49.500 you know

01:35:50.300 in Canada

01:35:51.020 you don't want

01:35:51.620 to get rid

01:35:52.020 of the predators.

01:35:53.080 Why?

01:35:54.100 Because

01:35:54.840 the ranchers

01:35:56.120 the rangers

01:35:56.820 they know

01:35:57.760 even

01:35:58.660 even if it is

01:35:59.920 compassionate

01:36:00.600 you cannot

01:36:02.740 save that

01:36:03.640 calf

01:36:04.040 from being

01:36:04.520 eaten

01:36:04.860 by the

01:36:05.440 bear

01:36:06.080 because

01:36:06.780 life goes

01:36:07.940 on

01:36:08.360 it must

01:36:09.500 the

01:36:09.880 the survival

01:36:11.080 of the fittest

01:36:12.360 is important.

01:36:16.540 Isn't that

01:36:17.540 the same

01:36:18.000 with MAID?

01:36:18.600 the survival

01:36:21.520 of the fittest

01:36:22.380 except this

01:36:24.020 time it's

01:36:24.460 done with

01:36:24.880 compassion

01:36:25.560 look

01:36:26.780 they can't

01:36:27.720 make their

01:36:28.100 way

01:36:28.400 they're

01:36:28.720 unhappy

01:36:29.280 they're

01:36:30.040 a burden

01:36:30.420 on the

01:36:30.820 rest of

01:36:31.220 society

01:36:31.840 I mean

01:36:32.860 they die

01:36:33.420 out

01:36:33.740 anyway

01:36:34.420 shouldn't

01:36:36.980 we just

01:36:37.440 help them

01:36:38.280 along

01:36:38.720 maybe

01:36:42.400 that's

01:36:42.760 me

01:36:43.000 but

01:36:43.240 that's

01:36:44.140 the way

01:36:44.480 I read

01:36:46.000 all of

01:36:46.780 these

01:36:47.160 and

01:36:49.260 I read

01:36:50.180 them

01:36:50.480 this way

01:36:51.360 in a way

01:36:52.860 that I

01:36:53.140 probably

01:36:53.500 wouldn't

01:36:53.880 have

01:36:53.980 20 years

01:36:54.560 ago

01:36:54.860 but I

01:36:56.700 read them

01:36:57.060 that way

01:36:57.540 because I

01:36:58.300 never thought

01:36:58.840 the world

01:36:59.320 would go

01:37:00.020 back

01:37:00.560 and start

01:37:01.640 looking at

01:37:02.620 the values

01:37:03.540 and the

01:37:04.640 principles

01:37:05.120 that set

01:37:06.240 the entire

01:37:06.920 world on

01:37:07.900 fire back

01:37:08.560 in the

01:37:08.800 1930s

01:37:09.640 these

01:37:11.120 in

01:37:11.720 these

01:37:12.340 crazy

01:37:13.220 Marxist

01:37:14.920 communist

01:37:16.220 fascistic

01:37:17.460 goals

01:37:18.140 where man

01:37:19.600 has become

01:37:20.360 God

01:37:20.900 and man

01:37:22.040 can tell

01:37:22.780 the farmer

01:37:23.620 exactly how

01:37:24.780 to farm

01:37:25.400 their experts

01:37:26.900 even though

01:37:27.500 they've never

01:37:28.140 had their

01:37:28.640 hands in

01:37:29.360 the soil

01:37:29.860 like they

01:37:30.400 have

01:37:30.800 they can't

01:37:33.560 manage

01:37:34.220 the farm

01:37:35.100 from

01:37:36.680 Moscow

01:37:37.240 because they're

01:37:40.800 not even

01:37:41.160 anywhere close

01:37:42.020 to it

01:37:42.480 yet that's

01:37:44.520 what we're

01:37:44.820 doing with

01:37:45.280 our

01:37:45.440 farmers

01:37:45.860 I never

01:37:46.900 thought we'd

01:37:47.460 turn back

01:37:48.080 to a

01:37:48.400 time where

01:37:49.020 experimental

01:37:50.300 surgery

01:37:51.180 that

01:37:52.380 permanently

01:37:53.140 mutilates

01:37:54.840 children

01:37:55.580 like they

01:37:56.640 did in

01:37:57.300 the 1930s

01:37:58.480 and 40s

01:37:59.160 I never

01:38:00.120 thought that

01:38:01.340 the medical

01:38:02.100 associations

01:38:02.920 of America

01:38:04.020 would do

01:38:05.580 that

01:38:05.960 I really

01:38:08.080 thought in

01:38:08.660 America

01:38:09.100 they had

01:38:09.620 learned

01:38:10.160 first from

01:38:11.640 their mass

01:38:12.580 sterilization

01:38:13.660 on picking

01:38:14.840 which people

01:38:15.800 should be

01:38:16.540 allowed to

01:38:17.380 marry and

01:38:18.340 to breed

01:38:18.980 that's why

01:38:20.000 you have a

01:38:20.420 marriage license

01:38:21.140 you know

01:38:21.600 right

01:38:22.640 that was a

01:38:24.260 progressive thing

01:38:24.900 to make sure

01:38:25.400 that we

01:38:25.840 licensed people

01:38:27.020 because you

01:38:28.100 just didn't

01:38:28.920 want any of

01:38:29.840 your cattle

01:38:30.400 breeding with

01:38:31.400 any other

01:38:31.840 cattle that's

01:38:32.400 why you have

01:38:32.740 a blood

01:38:33.080 test

01:38:33.540 we've got

01:38:34.500 to make

01:38:34.780 sure

01:38:35.180 technology

01:38:37.660 is just

01:38:38.380 catching up

01:38:39.020 with this

01:38:39.640 insane

01:38:41.000 eugenics 0.78

01:38:42.000 idea

01:38:42.620 so I

01:38:45.500 just never

01:38:46.180 saw it

01:38:46.660 coming

01:38:47.080 but now

01:38:49.700 that I

01:38:50.060 know

01:38:50.600 and I

01:38:51.640 know

01:38:51.980 because I

01:38:52.440 did my

01:38:52.840 homework

01:38:53.180 and I

01:38:53.540 put it

01:38:53.900 in the

01:38:54.180 book

01:38:54.380 dark

01:38:54.700 future

01:38:55.080 now that

01:38:55.960 I know

01:38:56.520 when I

01:38:57.180 see something

01:38:57.940 like the

01:38:58.440 47 year

01:38:59.300 old

01:38:59.540 that's

01:38:59.840 92

01:39:00.340 pounds

01:39:00.920 and they're

01:39:01.860 offering

01:39:02.340 now

01:39:02.800 made

01:39:03.620 medical

01:39:04.800 assistance

01:39:05.300 in dying

01:39:06.180 I wonder

01:39:07.280 if this

01:39:08.100 isn't the

01:39:08.580 same old

01:39:09.280 same old

01:39:10.100 and when I

01:39:12.080 see that a

01:39:12.820 man goes to

01:39:13.580 jail

01:39:14.000 for having

01:39:15.060 the compassion

01:39:15.920 to put a

01:39:16.780 bull moose

01:39:17.320 a baby

01:39:18.740 into his

01:39:19.920 truck so it's

01:39:20.880 not eaten

01:39:21.320 by a bear

01:39:22.040 I mean I

01:39:23.660 understand

01:39:24.340 the predator

01:39:25.680 thing

01:39:26.180 but when I

01:39:29.480 see that

01:39:30.460 the same

01:39:31.720 people that

01:39:32.500 are supposedly

01:39:33.840 saying let's

01:39:34.780 kill them

01:39:35.480 for compassion

01:39:36.540 they're really

01:39:39.200 all about the

01:39:39.880 survival of

01:39:40.560 the fittest

01:39:41.260 I wonder

01:39:42.820 if

01:39:43.500 Kamala

01:39:45.380 Harris wasn't

01:39:46.120 actually telling

01:39:47.120 the truth

01:39:47.780 whether she

01:39:48.760 knows it

01:39:49.180 or not

01:39:49.760 that we

01:39:50.940 are looking

01:39:51.620 at a

01:39:52.160 reduction

01:39:52.620 of the

01:39:53.840 population

01:39:54.460 back in

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01:41:55.100 welcome to

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01:42:24.860 Carlson

01:42:25.500 that went

01:42:26.840 on for

01:42:27.200 about an

01:42:27.580 hour

01:42:27.780 were you

01:42:28.120 still there

01:42:28.640 Stu

01:42:28.980 when that

01:42:29.300 took place

01:42:29.820 yeah I

01:42:30.380 was in the

01:42:30.720 back room

01:42:31.140 watching it

01:42:31.560 on the

01:42:31.780 monitors

01:42:32.160 but I

01:42:32.500 did I

01:42:32.920 watched the

01:42:33.500 whole thing

01:42:33.880 it was

01:42:34.040 really

01:42:34.280 interesting

01:42:34.760 and you

01:42:35.380 know

01:42:35.440 he's an

01:42:35.820 interesting

01:42:36.100 guy

01:42:36.560 in that

01:42:37.240 I don't

01:42:38.460 know

01:42:38.580 he comes

01:42:39.500 off as

01:42:39.820 in person

01:42:40.780 at least

01:42:41.080 is really

01:42:41.380 like happy

01:42:42.420 and joyful

01:42:43.580 and seems

01:42:44.120 to just

01:42:45.520 like his

01:42:45.980 life and

01:42:46.520 existence

01:42:47.080 which does

01:42:48.660 yeah it's

01:42:49.080 not the way

01:42:49.400 he's portrayed

01:42:49.880 in the media

01:42:50.440 as he's

01:42:51.160 portrayed as

01:42:51.580 a dour guy

01:42:52.380 he's very

01:42:54.660 likable you

01:42:55.280 know one of

01:42:55.560 the first

01:42:55.880 things he

01:42:56.300 said was I

01:42:56.900 judge a

01:42:57.280 man by

01:42:57.580 his family

01:42:58.120 if your

01:42:59.280 family

01:42:59.900 doesn't

01:43:01.580 love you

01:43:02.260 and you're

01:43:02.860 not in

01:43:03.280 touch with

01:43:03.660 your family

01:43:04.200 I don't

01:43:04.620 think you're

01:43:04.980 much of

01:43:05.440 an individual

01:43:06.240 you've kind

01:43:07.220 of missed

01:43:07.580 the main

01:43:08.020 point of

01:43:08.920 certain

01:43:09.500 things

01:43:09.820 and I

01:43:12.340 immediately

01:43:12.700 thought

01:43:13.180 well I

01:43:15.260 wonder what

01:43:15.960 he thinks

01:43:16.260 of Joe

01:43:16.900 Biden

01:43:17.220 and his

01:43:18.700 family

01:43:19.000 that's

01:43:20.840 yeah this

01:43:23.320 is a lot

01:43:23.780 to learn

01:43:24.220 there from

01:43:25.040 from that

01:43:25.560 particular

01:43:25.900 situation

01:43:26.480 I think

01:43:28.020 too like

01:43:28.500 looking at

01:43:29.540 the the

01:43:30.460 event itself

01:43:31.420 and I

01:43:32.380 stop and

01:43:33.340 wonder if

01:43:33.820 anyone's

01:43:34.400 going to

01:43:34.860 want to

01:43:35.400 do another

01:43:35.840 one of

01:43:36.180 them because

01:43:36.680 there were

01:43:37.520 some moments

01:43:38.120 where people

01:43:38.620 really sunk

01:43:39.500 their candidacy

01:43:40.380 if there

01:43:40.740 was any

01:43:41.080 candidacy

01:43:41.620 there I

01:43:42.580 hasten

01:43:43.260 you know

01:43:45.000 to say

01:43:46.020 that about

01:43:46.560 Asa Hutchinson

01:43:47.360 because I

01:43:47.820 just you

01:43:48.200 know I

01:43:48.800 what are you

01:43:49.880 sinking

01:43:50.220 the Hindenburg

01:43:51.840 certainly wasn't

01:43:52.500 far off the

01:43:53.080 ground when it

01:43:53.700 collapsed that's

01:43:54.260 for sure

01:43:54.640 but I

01:43:57.520 mean you

01:43:57.760 wonder though

01:43:58.240 if if

01:43:58.900 candidates are

01:43:59.360 going to want

01:43:59.860 to do these

01:44:00.380 forums like

01:44:01.080 this I

01:44:01.560 mean in

01:44:01.840 some ways

01:44:02.420 it's more

01:44:03.460 beneficial for

01:44:04.080 them to go

01:44:04.540 up and

01:44:05.120 just go to

01:44:06.260 a mainstream

01:44:06.880 media interview

01:44:07.640 where of

01:44:08.260 course they

01:44:08.640 will look

01:44:08.960 rational

01:44:09.460 to

01:44:09.740 conservatives

01:44:10.220 in comparison

01:44:10.980 to that

01:44:11.600 host where

01:44:12.960 this was a

01:44:13.480 situation where

01:44:14.020 they had to

01:44:14.380 be really

01:44:14.780 compared with

01:44:15.280 each other

01:44:15.780 and they

01:44:16.600 had to be

01:44:17.040 compared with

01:44:18.060 the differences

01:44:19.100 within the

01:44:19.760 movement which

01:44:20.600 of course is

01:44:21.280 the only

01:44:21.760 interesting thing

01:44:22.840 to voters who

01:44:23.640 are voting in a

01:44:24.180 Republican primary

01:44:24.920 no one cares

01:44:25.740 if you know

01:44:26.800 what you think

01:44:27.660 about Trump's

01:44:28.780 January 6th

01:44:29.920 tweeting right

01:44:30.860 like that's

01:44:31.240 what the media

01:44:31.720 will ask people

01:44:32.340 about this

01:44:33.700 was a totally

01:44:34.400 different way of

01:44:35.060 covering one of

01:44:35.680 these things

01:44:36.200 things and

01:44:36.700 I wonder if

01:44:38.900 candidates are

01:44:39.360 going to want

01:44:39.580 to do it

01:44:39.940 again because

01:44:40.400 it was hard

01:44:41.020 it wasn't

01:44:41.440 easy and

01:44:42.620 secondly I

01:44:43.240 think if

01:44:43.940 people look

01:44:44.620 at this as

01:44:45.420 conservatives

01:44:46.100 and look at

01:44:47.740 the value of

01:44:48.440 this I hope

01:44:50.060 that will convince

01:44:50.820 them to come on

01:44:51.400 board with

01:44:51.800 Blaze TV as you

01:44:52.860 were just

01:44:53.140 mentioning because

01:44:53.800 it really you

01:44:54.760 can see the

01:44:55.440 difference when

01:44:56.540 you have a

01:44:58.260 weapon like this

01:44:59.020 in your arsenal

01:44:59.600 like a network

01:45:00.320 that will go

01:45:00.840 there cover

01:45:01.860 this stuff

01:45:02.300 fairly actually

01:45:03.380 give you the

01:45:04.020 types of

01:45:04.800 questions you

01:45:05.320 want answered

01:45:06.060 that makes a

01:45:06.960 huge difference

01:45:07.520 when you're

01:45:07.780 trying to

01:45:08.180 actually figure

01:45:09.240 out who is

01:45:10.000 the best

01:45:10.280 candidate in

01:45:10.880 an 11

01:45:11.220 candidate field

01:45:12.220 you really

01:45:12.900 learn something

01:45:13.620 on Friday

01:45:14.480 and I think

01:45:15.360 it was a real

01:45:15.700 difference maker

01:45:16.300 I will tell

01:45:18.420 you that

01:45:18.900 we tried

01:45:20.340 really hard

01:45:20.880 to be fair

01:45:21.540 and well

01:45:23.120 with an

01:45:23.720 exception to

01:45:24.220 me with

01:45:24.520 Asa

01:45:25.060 we don't

01:45:26.540 you were

01:45:27.920 I mean I

01:45:28.820 questioned

01:45:29.240 before he got

01:45:30.040 on stage

01:45:30.760 why is this

01:45:32.900 man here

01:45:34.080 anybody see

01:45:35.480 his picture

01:45:36.080 on a milk

01:45:36.660 carton

01:45:37.220 here he is

01:45:39.300 you should

01:45:39.680 come pick

01:45:40.080 him up

01:45:40.520 because I

01:45:41.880 don't know

01:45:42.180 why he's

01:45:42.840 he hadn't

01:45:43.580 been seen

01:45:44.000 for a while

01:45:44.580 and probably

01:45:46.240 for good

01:45:46.620 reason

01:45:46.940 at least he

01:45:47.420 showed up

01:45:47.760 though he

01:45:48.020 took his

01:45:48.580 swing

01:45:48.880 yeah he

01:45:49.380 did

01:45:49.500 he took

01:45:49.840 a shot

01:45:50.240 and it

01:45:50.640 didn't work

01:45:51.160 and that

01:45:51.640 happens

01:45:51.980 it's hard

01:45:52.340 to become

01:45:52.640 president of

01:45:53.140 the United

01:45:53.380 States

01:45:53.800 so I

01:45:54.620 mean I

01:45:54.940 don't think

01:45:55.560 he was going

01:45:55.960 anywhere before

01:45:56.540 this and

01:45:57.680 he's not

01:45:58.000 going anywhere

01:45:58.440 after it

01:45:59.200 so nothing

01:46:00.680 really ventured

01:46:01.500 nothing lost

01:46:02.240 yes so

01:46:03.680 let me ask

01:46:04.240 you Stu

01:46:04.540 I saw

01:46:05.640 two candidates

01:46:06.400 without naming

01:46:07.240 names I

01:46:07.980 saw two

01:46:08.440 candidates who

01:46:09.080 I thought

01:46:09.440 that's a

01:46:10.660 president

01:46:11.000 that's somebody

01:46:12.700 ready to be

01:46:13.660 president

01:46:14.080 how many did

01:46:15.560 you see

01:46:16.000 yeah I'd say

01:46:17.140 two I

01:46:17.960 might

01:46:18.280 I mean I

01:46:20.320 think if you're

01:46:20.700 looking for people

01:46:21.320 who performed

01:46:22.140 well there I

01:46:23.080 thought there

01:46:23.520 were I

01:46:24.320 thought maybe

01:46:24.740 three performed

01:46:25.620 well you know

01:46:27.200 I think there

01:46:27.680 was two

01:46:28.020 catastrophes

01:46:29.560 and I

01:46:31.580 thought you

01:46:32.120 know the

01:46:32.500 other the

01:46:32.900 other candidates

01:46:33.440 either did

01:46:34.000 okay or

01:46:34.780 what you'd

01:46:35.140 expect from

01:46:35.780 them or

01:46:36.560 maybe improve

01:46:37.340 their standing

01:46:37.940 a little bit

01:46:38.540 and that's

01:46:39.720 right that's

01:46:40.520 all you know

01:46:41.020 you can hope

01:46:41.540 for but there

01:46:41.940 were two there

01:46:43.440 were two that

01:46:44.500 I think got a

01:46:45.140 standing ovation

01:46:45.880 and and they

01:46:48.660 were well

01:46:49.380 deserved and

01:46:50.700 we'll talk about

01:46:51.340 those two coming

01:46:52.380 up in just a

01:46:53.000 second

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01:48:25.940 welcome to the Glenn

01:48:35.000 Beck program we sorry

01:48:37.500 for this personal note

01:48:38.720 but we could not have

01:48:39.920 done the blaze summit

01:48:41.120 without Nelco media

01:48:42.400 they are a valued

01:48:44.240 partner at blaze media

01:48:46.200 and they helped with

01:48:47.640 the Iowa summit I

01:48:48.620 mean they did

01:48:49.500 something honestly we

01:48:50.480 said to them we're

01:48:52.040 one mixing board

01:48:53.360 short could could we

01:48:55.040 could we could we

01:48:55.460 could we borrow one

01:48:58.440 they were like it's

01:48:59.860 already in the truck

01:49:00.500 ready to go take it I

01:49:02.160 mean they they were

01:49:03.000 really amazing and we

01:49:04.940 couldn't have done it

01:49:05.400 without them so thank

01:49:06.340 you Nelco media still we

01:49:08.440 were we're talking about

01:49:09.720 the politics of what

01:49:11.020 happened on Friday at

01:49:12.360 the blaze media summit

01:49:14.440 and it is something

01:49:18.220 that has happened in

01:49:19.900 Iowa all the time the

01:49:22.120 family leadership council

01:49:23.280 puts this on but it's

01:49:25.540 usually not covered by

01:49:26.980 the mainstream media like

01:49:28.960 we covered it and it

01:49:31.040 became the you know I

01:49:32.760 believe it was the

01:49:33.540 number one trend on

01:49:34.660 Friday and I'm still

01:49:36.860 seeing newspaper reports

01:49:38.380 and everything else about

01:49:39.300 it today but we haven't

01:49:42.420 even had a chance to

01:49:43.320 talk we left when our

01:49:45.260 separate ways shortly

01:49:46.860 after the the summit

01:49:49.080 and really having a

01:49:49.880 chance to decompress from

01:49:52.040 it can we go through all

01:49:53.660 of the candidates that

01:49:55.340 were there and I'd like

01:49:58.620 to hear your opinion on

01:50:00.080 did they help or hurt

01:50:01.280 themselves and what was

01:50:04.260 the most important thing

01:50:05.020 we learned sure started

01:50:07.520 with Asa Hutchinson I

01:50:08.880 think we can no no no

01:50:10.460 let's start at the

01:50:10.960 beginning let's start with

01:50:11.840 Tim Scott he was the

01:50:12.640 first one that's right

01:50:13.340 oh yeah Tim Scott was

01:50:14.200 first that's right Tim

01:50:15.180 Scott was first and

01:50:16.080 Scott is is an

01:50:17.120 interesting candidate I

01:50:17.860 like I generally like

01:50:18.860 Tim Scott I think he's

01:50:20.280 me too he's with 100%

01:50:22.480 certainty the best

01:50:23.500 senator from South

01:50:24.400 Carolina that we have

01:50:25.380 by a very very large

01:50:27.400 margin large margin

01:50:29.420 it's almost like it's

01:50:31.840 almost like Biden is in

01:50:33.060 the other seat I can't

01:50:34.020 remember who is but

01:50:35.000 anyway go somebody else

01:50:35.900 you know he was he you

01:50:37.900 know he came in he has a

01:50:39.280 more hawkish view on

01:50:40.400 Ukraine which he was

01:50:41.120 pressed on significantly

01:50:42.480 by Tucker during the

01:50:43.620 interview you know

01:50:45.080 didn't like it the war

01:50:46.220 the one thing you'd say

01:50:47.140 about Tim Scott is that

01:50:49.020 he has a he sort of has

01:50:50.120 sort of a quirky energy

01:50:51.380 to him like he I think

01:50:53.140 some people really like

01:50:54.180 it it shows a lot of

01:50:55.240 optimism he has that sort

01:50:57.700 of that that I don't know

01:51:01.060 that that vibe right like

01:51:02.340 he's out he's he's he's not

01:51:04.080 flustered by stuff he

01:51:05.600 doesn't he defended himself

01:51:07.440 and defended his

01:51:08.420 viewpoints it was he had

01:51:09.880 a little bit of a

01:51:10.480 stylistic thing where he

01:51:12.300 was starting the interview

01:51:14.160 with Tucker he'd get the

01:51:15.520 question and then he'd

01:51:16.340 sort of just stand up and

01:51:17.360 address the crowd and walk

01:51:18.440 around which I thought was

01:51:20.200 you know a little odd it

01:51:22.240 didn't you know he was the

01:51:23.300 first one to go nothing you

01:51:24.500 know he so it was a little

01:51:25.500 bit strange generally

01:51:26.760 speaking I don't think he

01:51:27.540 helped or hurt himself I

01:51:28.460 thought he did basically

01:51:29.560 what I what I thought he

01:51:30.660 would do he wasn't a

01:51:32.560 standout performer but I

01:51:33.860 don't think he didn't

01:51:34.660 blow himself up like some

01:51:35.880 of the other candidates on

01:51:36.760 stage by any means I

01:51:37.600 thought he was fine so but

01:51:39.100 didn't improve his standing

01:51:39.920 all that much so I thought

01:51:42.260 he helped himself only

01:51:43.380 because he improved his

01:51:45.040 stature of being there

01:51:47.200 among the other

01:51:48.040 presidential candidates and

01:51:50.540 reminding them on what

01:51:51.940 there's what his strong

01:51:53.220 point points are and his

01:51:54.440 strong points are belief in

01:51:57.500 tomorrow and he has

01:52:00.100 evidence to back that up and

01:52:02.100 a strong defender of America

01:52:05.480 in a very positive sort of

01:52:08.000 way but he's not

01:52:09.480 revolutionary enough for the

01:52:11.280 times and he's also I don't

01:52:14.840 think he's he's ready to be

01:52:16.180 president yet but I I think he

01:52:19.060 helped himself a little bit

01:52:20.440 Asa Hutchinson

01:52:21.660 Asa Hutchinson suboptimal was the

01:52:24.700 word I used to describe the

01:52:26.660 Asa Hutchinson performance

01:52:27.960 go far enough

01:52:28.820 it may be a little understated

01:52:31.820 that was it look Asa Hutchinson

01:52:34.820 was already really out of step

01:52:37.620 with the Republican voters he

01:52:39.880 has at zero or one percent in

01:52:41.640 almost every poll so I think you

01:52:43.560 can defend his appearance there

01:52:45.840 right like there are other people

01:52:47.740 who you know like Will Hurd

01:52:49.880 didn't show up I don't know if

01:52:50.860 he was invited but like he's in

01:52:52.300 the race he's at zero percent 0.99

01:52:53.580 why wouldn't you go there and

01:52:55.480 try to do something and move

01:52:56.860 the needle you know if you're I

01:52:58.480 don't know Doug Burgum or

01:52:59.820 there's a bunch of these guys

01:53:01.180 that are in the race that

01:53:01.860 didn't show or I don't know

01:53:03.240 maybe they weren't invited but

01:53:05.380 are really at the bottom of the

01:53:07.220 scale and didn't wind up doing

01:53:08.560 this Asa Hutchinson showed up he

01:53:10.400 made his case his case is just

01:53:12.220 one that the Republican voters

01:53:13.660 don't like they they really do

01:53:15.800 think that the transgendering of

01:53:17.580 children and irreversible

01:53:19.320 surgeries and all that stuff is a

01:53:21.760 problem you know Asa was like it

01:53:23.900 didn't seem to think it was a

01:53:24.920 problem he's very out of step

01:53:26.400 and I think when people really

01:53:28.540 realized that and saw it in front

01:53:31.200 of them it was as you pointed out

01:53:32.880 a very Hindenburg like event where

01:53:35.600 yeah I was just gonna say let me

01:53:37.940 let me let me describe it by

01:53:39.660 playing cut 17 Asa Hutchinson

01:53:42.740 listen

01:53:43.820 it burst in the flames get it

01:53:46.060 started get it started it's

01:53:47.400 right and it's crashing it's

01:53:49.240 crashing terrible oh my get out of

01:53:51.820 the way please it's burning and

01:53:53.460 bursting in the flames and it's

01:53:55.020 falling on the morning fast and all

01:53:56.420 the folks between it this is

01:53:57.760 terrible this is one of the worst

01:53:59.260 catastrophes in the world oh it's

01:54:01.800 like 20 oh four or five hundred feet

01:54:06.180 into the sky it is it's a terrific

01:54:08.520 crash ladies and gentlemen the smoke

01:54:10.460 and the flames now and the framers

01:54:12.820 rising to the ground not quite to the

01:54:15.460 morning mass

01:54:16.240 it was bad now luckily nobody was hurt

01:54:22.000 except those who were trying to

01:54:23.460 finance his campaign they're in

01:54:26.080 serious condition today then we go to

01:54:29.360 Mike Pence and Mike Pence should have

01:54:31.260 done very well the this is a group of

01:54:34.460 religious people and it's it's you 0.78

01:54:38.520 know it's it's a religious group

01:54:40.380 holding their conference we want to

01:54:42.700 hear from you this is Mike Pence's

01:54:45.380 this is his these are his people yeah

01:54:49.420 and of course he definitely should have

01:54:50.960 been there this these are his people

01:54:52.360 and you know he there was a back and

01:54:55.720 forth about religious freedom with

01:54:57.920 tucker carlson in which tucker carlson

01:54:59.320 was talking about some persecuted

01:55:01.000 people uh religious people in uh in

01:55:04.260 ukraine that had been allegedly

01:55:05.960 persecuted by uh the government of

01:55:09.160 ukraine um the disagreement there was

01:55:12.360 stark because tucker kept coming after

01:55:15.120 him on this and pence basically said he

01:55:17.360 talked to people or he said he talked

01:55:18.900 to a person on the ground in ukraine who

01:55:20.900 said it wasn't happening so he wasn't

01:55:22.700 basically concerned about it um you know

01:55:25.120 there has been reporting on this you

01:55:26.760 know of course a war zone it's always

01:55:28.600 hard to know exactly what's going on

01:55:30.020 but that was uncomfortable and then it

01:55:32.480 went to the actual ukraine war where

01:55:34.940 pence is pretty hawkish um and that part

01:55:39.100 of it most of it i thought was

01:55:40.840 interesting because pence didn't back

01:55:44.040 down they sort of had a disagreement he

01:55:46.400 didn't try to uh worm his way out of it

01:55:49.960 he stood up and basically said yeah i'm a

01:55:52.160 real hawk on ukraine where this is very

01:55:54.240 much in our interest we should be spending

01:55:55.920 this money we should do be doing more

01:55:57.680 and it felt like it felt like something

01:56:00.760 that may have happened 10 years ago in a

01:56:03.540 republican uh debate um where tucker was

01:56:07.360 pushing him from the other side they went

01:56:08.800 back and forth at one point he had a real

01:56:10.520 gaffe which tucker was talking about you

01:56:13.200 know hey american cities are aflames here

01:56:15.500 in flames here and you're worried about

01:56:17.320 ukraine why and uh he said that's not my

01:56:20.380 concern we played the clip earlier it cut

01:56:23.280 seven cut 17 please

01:56:24.920 cut 17 our economy has degraded the

01:56:31.760 suicide rate has jumped public filth and

01:56:34.400 disorder and crime have exponentially

01:56:36.780 increased and yet your concern is that

01:56:40.740 the ukraine 17 a country most people can't

01:56:43.200 find on a map who've received tens of

01:56:45.720 billions of u.s tax dollars don't have 0.68

01:56:47.680 enough tanks i think it's a fair question

01:56:49.500 to ask like where's the concern for the

01:56:51.560 united states in that yeah yeah yeah cut

01:56:54.620 17 please

01:56:55.340 and it's rising it's rising terrible oh my

01:56:59.840 get out of the way okay stop because he

01:57:01.580 responded to that question is that's not

01:57:03.220 my concern

01:57:03.960 and it sounded like he wasn't concerned

01:57:06.800 for american cities if you listen to the

01:57:08.360 context of his answer it's quite clear

01:57:10.300 that's not exactly what he meant but i

01:57:12.200 mean like kamala harris saying the

01:57:13.460 population thing you can't make mistakes

01:57:15.500 like that uh so that was it was a

01:57:17.780 catastrophe for pence i thought

01:57:19.040 okay so nikki haley nikki haley is about 0.90

01:57:23.380 what i expected i thought she was kind of

01:57:25.420 neutral the problem with nikki haley is he 0.87

01:57:27.620 sounds like the candidate that would have

01:57:29.160 been great in 2012

01:57:30.360 she was uh and she didn't to be fair she

01:57:35.580 didn't get a chance to talk about foreign

01:57:37.420 policy which is the one thing i would have

01:57:39.320 wanted her to talk about um but uh she she

01:57:43.340 talked about um you know pretty much

01:57:47.640 everything else i thought except for that

01:57:49.880 which i thought was an odd choice but uh for

01:57:52.020 for tucker but um she just sounded um out

01:57:58.500 of touch with what we're truly facing today

01:58:01.580 do you think that's too harsh

01:58:03.680 it wasn't the sense i got but now to be

01:58:06.860 fair she had we had just seen mike pence asa

01:58:10.000 hutchinson and tim scott and tim as we said

01:58:12.040 tim scott i thought was okay you know but

01:58:14.600 then we had two sort of catastrophes in a

01:58:16.680 row with asa hutchinson and pence so then it

01:58:19.600 came out to haley i thought certainly uh maybe

01:58:22.460 it was a low hurdle to clear at the time but i

01:58:24.020 thought she did pretty well actually and i do

01:58:26.120 think a big part of that was tucker's choice

01:58:29.160 in not really questioning her on on ukraine now

01:58:32.200 again she has a pretty standard uh 2012 view of 0.90

01:58:36.400 that of that view correct situation she's

01:58:38.840 relatively hawkish but they didn't get into that

01:58:41.240 topic at all and they didn't get into the topic

01:58:43.520 about the disney situation where she was talking

01:58:45.840 about hey i want to invite correct disney to

01:58:48.340 south carolina those are the two things i thought

01:58:50.240 she was sort of vulnerable on because they didn't

01:58:52.820 go in that in those directions i thought she handled 0.93

01:58:54.580 herself really well actually i i thought she helped

01:58:56.920 herself uh generally speaking

01:58:58.860 um it wasn't a breakout performance but i thought it

01:59:03.040 was a helpful performance for her candidacy

01:59:05.180 yeah you might you might say that it's uh the only reason why i said it was

01:59:09.160 neutral is because that's what i expected her to do 1.00

01:59:11.240 she's a good candidate yeah and tim scott is too they're both good candidates

01:59:15.060 yeah um and i thought they were i grouped them together but i thought they

01:59:18.040 were right around the same area maybe haley a little bit better you thought 1.00

01:59:20.820 maybe scott was a little bit better but i thought they were right around the

01:59:23.040 same area there

01:59:23.640 so vivek was the first time that i saw a and maybe not this time but maybe next

01:59:31.500 time uh a future president of the united states and maybe this time i mean he's

01:59:36.760 growing rapidly uh in stature uh you know i would expect somebody like

01:59:43.900 vivek generally to do you know one percent the first time he's out he's not he's doing

01:59:51.160 fairly well in the polling and some polls one poll has them up to ten percent

01:59:55.040 um let's see how those hold and let's see what really happens

01:59:58.860 um but he was young energetic really buttoned up on all of the issues

02:00:06.620 um very very clean uh far as his messages there wasn't a lot of political speak and

02:00:16.200 gobbledygook i thought he just delivered it he's good at this glenn he's good at

02:00:22.180 this he's yeah he's good at doing this he and if you don't what you didn't see on

02:00:26.360 stage or in the interview that glenn did with vivek right after uh his uh his

02:00:31.480 performance uh in the uh tucker interview he's also backstage working the

02:00:36.360 crowd he knows how to do this he's good at it he was a good communicator before he

02:00:41.860 started running for president and he's he's fit into this role really well i think

02:00:44.780 for a lot of people who probably had never seen him uh before or didn't know

02:00:48.360 anything about him if that was your first experience with him you're probably

02:00:51.420 pretty impressed like the guy at speak take out his policies which some of

02:00:55.320 which you might like someone but you don't we're just talking about

02:00:57.660 performance here and i think quite clearly he had one of the best

02:01:00.440 performances of the weekend he's the type of person that is i think

02:01:03.600 is breaking out as a candidate he's having a moment and we all knew

02:01:08.140 it wasn't going to be a two-person race we all knew at some point someone in

02:01:11.360 that other group was going to have a moment and it seems like this is the

02:01:14.360 beginning of vivek's now so we'll we'll keep our eye on him uh the

02:01:19.320 other thing is you should know that he got us i think he was the first of the

02:01:23.200 day to get the standing ovation uh and um and he's a hindu and this was an

02:01:29.320 evangelical uh gathering uh he made quite an impression on these people all

02:01:36.060 right back in just a second you laugh but

02:01:38.520 unfortunately that's a big deal no i thought it was interesting his answer to

02:01:42.380 that we should come back and talk about his when you asked him directly about

02:01:44.940 that after the event it was interesting yes i thought it was really good and then

02:01:48.140 we'll get to ron desantis and his performance in just a second

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02:02:59.100 the Glenn Beck program

02:03:00.940 this is the Glenn Beck program talking about uh Vivek Ramaswamy um he said to me when i said you

02:03:22.740 know you were standing in front of a bunch of evangelicals uh how do you think you

02:03:26.420 did and he said you know i'm hoping people think about it i was raised uh christian uh in in christian

02:03:32.820 schools he said my family was hindu and he said uh but we have the same values we love america we

02:03:40.100 love the ten commandments we have the values that created this country he said and that's what we need

02:03:46.580 to defend and we both believe in one god um and uh god can use anyone and he said i don't think

02:03:53.860 there's anybody better to push off the idea of christian nationalism by using somebody who will

02:04:01.460 defend christians and uh the nation uh first uh than a guy who isn't christian i thought that was

02:04:10.500 brilliant it was an interesting point uh and then the last one was uh ronda santis who came in uh he 1.00

02:04:15.700 was the last one of the thought he did really well but he did really well too uh you know again people

02:04:19.700 like to say he's not a good candidate but like there's this weird thing going around that he's

02:04:23.940 not i thought he did very well he has obvious knowledge of the issues uh he can speak about them

02:04:29.460 clearly uh concisely and with a little bit of a exclamation point here and there and i thought he did

02:04:35.780 very well uh i thought he helped himself as well uh he needed to do i mean he you know people are

02:04:41.940 talking about his his candidacy and decline which is really weird because he's been at around 20 for

02:04:47.380 months he hasn't been improving or closing the gap with trump but he hasn't his support hasn't dwindled

02:04:53.380 either and i thought you know as for a first event i thought he did very well i thought he did very

02:04:59.220 well he's the candidate to beat um you know behind um trump yeah donald trump um i thought he handled

02:05:07.780 himself very well he looked very very presidential uh and i think uh it makes a lot of sense that

02:05:14.180 donald trump would come out and say the two guys i'm considering as my vice president would be uh tim

02:05:20.900 scott from south carolina that would make sense and vivek ramaswamy and this something i said a couple

02:05:26.660 of weeks ago and i think vivek will be the the nominee if he chooses from the nominees i think he will

02:05:34.100 he'll pick vivek ramaswamy as uh his running mate which i think would be really exceptional program

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 17, 2023

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RANKED： Which Candidates FAILED or SURVIVED the Blaze Media Summit？｜ 7⧸17⧸23