The Glenn Beck Program - Republicans, Don’t Dismiss Bernie Sanders ｜ Guest： Sara A. Carter

00:00:00.000 glad you're here welcome to the program we've got a great show for you today you don't want

00:00:06.720 to miss a second of it uh we're going to start with socialism and bernie sanders and uh we're

00:00:12.000 going to get to epstein and we have all kinds of i'm sorry weinstein we have all kinds of stuff

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00:01:32.520 hello america and welcome to the program great show for you today

00:01:41.180 bernie sanders is the front runner because of the way we raised our kids we only have ourselves

00:01:48.540 to blame on that the debate is happening in south carolina tonight we'll get to that coronavirus

00:01:55.360 and uh and finally there are people starting to look into the coronavirus tanking the economy

00:02:02.740 which would hand the race to bernie sanders but we start with socialism

00:02:07.900 wake up call america the time is here now how do we get people to change their minds and to wake up

00:02:16.080 we begin there in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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00:03:39.640 15 years ago i was on this broadcast and i told you the time is going to come where you won't

00:03:48.020 recognize your country where everything is upside down everything you counted on everything you

00:03:54.500 thought was solid would be liquid and liquid would be solid well we're here 10 years ago i was called a

00:04:01.220 racist for pointing out that many in our government and those especially in the democratic party were

00:04:07.020 marxists and socialists claiming to be progressives and i said that there would come a time when they

00:04:13.660 would take their masks off they would they would actually come out and this was in 2009 and people

00:04:21.060 said this is crazy they would come out because they wanted to tell you capitalism doesn't work

00:04:27.120 and they would say yes i'm socialist because the free market doesn't work i warned that conservative

00:04:33.560 voices would be in peril as the old line media empires would begin to burn themselves down

00:04:39.320 i warned you that the european totalitarian right would rise again and trouble was on the horizon for

00:04:46.160 europe it would destabilize and eventually the left and right would join forces they would begin

00:04:51.960 marching in the streets that russia would run a propaganda campaign to split us apart

00:04:57.340 that we would begin to hear the same progressive socialist talk of death for undesirables and

00:05:04.400 celebration for the death of babies the same kind of stuff the world endured and had to conquer in

00:05:10.480 the 20s and 30s because they just wouldn't pay attention i told you 15 years ago that more and more

00:05:18.840 conspiracy theories would circulate and believed by a majority of people more and more people would buy

00:05:25.200 into them because all of our institutions would lose credibility

00:05:28.740 five years ago deep fakes would be introduced and would finish the concept of truth i warned you

00:05:37.180 about these things now we have to prove to the world that the insanity can stop so how do we do it

00:05:45.060 well it's easy if we return to the self-evident truths

00:05:50.400 if we just remember who we are where we came from remember and admit that life in america doesn't

00:05:59.220 suck as much as everybody seems to think it does

00:06:01.920 we have to decide we're not going to commit suicide as a society as a nation as culture

00:06:09.040 and there are decisions that we have to make right now destroying life abortion creating life

00:06:19.360 a i and the fastest to affect the entire world the choice between the free market

00:06:27.520 and socialism

00:06:29.840 we are there

00:06:35.440 and a lot of people in the media are pretending to believe that democratic socialism is just a new

00:06:42.800 coat of paint on the same old fdr democratic policies but it's not true

00:06:48.300 as i will point out in our special on uh wednesday tomorrow at 9 p.m eastern time

00:06:55.660 the wednesday night special is on bernie sanders and the radicals the revolutionaries

00:07:03.900 the islamists the anti-semites the marxists the communists that surround him

00:07:12.940 we've told you just yesterday what was in salon magazine about their plan their actual plan

00:07:22.380 they're they're printing it now online in mainstream if you can call that that mainstream publications

00:07:31.340 telling people yeah we're going to destroy capitalism that's what we have to do

00:07:37.260 well the only way to beat this is with information knowledge is power knowledge is power nobody can fool you if you have knowledge

00:07:48.700 a couple of things on socialism uh i have a new book that is coming out is it next month stew in april i think it's the first week of april

00:07:58.620 and i want you to order it online right now at amazon.com order it is called arguing with socialists

00:08:05.420 it's over 400 pages we made it into something that's really easy to read it's in the format of arguing with idiots

00:08:13.500 it comes out april 7th you can order it right now it has about a hundred i'm sorry about 80 pages i think of footnotes

00:08:23.500 so everything that we say in it is footnoted so you know if you're doing a paper if you're trying to

00:08:30.220 convince somebody if you're trying to show don't show them my work oh that's glenn beck of course he says

00:08:35.020 that show it from the new york times everything is footnoted because we have to dismiss a couple of

00:08:41.500 things first that capitalism doesn't work and the second thing socialism doesn't work

00:08:54.060 now let me be the first to say that socialism does work it works perfectly every single time

00:09:01.580 it's it is designed to do one thing and that is make everybody equal

00:09:11.820 and if you look at it as just equally miserable it works social is saying capitalism doesn't work

00:09:20.780 look at all the fat rich people look at all the inequality doesn't work look at all the poor

00:09:25.340 starving people all those dead bodies in front of the hospitals in in america first of all there are

00:09:30.700 no dead bodies people are not starving to death in america

00:09:34.540 but capitalism is doing exactly what it's supposed to do and that is create inequality

00:09:48.540 the equality of outcomes is what socialists want the goal of socialism is equality and the two systems

00:09:57.100 achieve the opposite results the goal of capitalism is in a way inequality that is the natural result of

00:10:06.300 the free market capitalism is inequality of outcomes it encourages it acknowledges

00:10:17.660 that people are different people have different work habits there are some people that you can't

00:10:23.660 stop me from working i work all the time it's what i do i'm driven by it i actually love my job there are

00:10:31.100 other people who don't they love their they love their knitting they love their art they love their

00:10:38.220 family and only want to be with them they want to work in the home that's great but the guy who's working at

00:10:45.580 running a corporation because he is affecting millions of lives he's going to make more money than the person who

00:10:54.620 is still doing the noble work of just working with the family at home

00:10:59.660 they they they they have an equal chance of success just not monetary success but we only seem to

00:11:11.020 look at the uh outcome of money you can't have merit without inequality and if you want to get rid of

00:11:21.820 inequality you must get rid of merit it's why they started giving trophies to everybody in school

00:11:28.300 there is no merit we're all equal we're not all equal we are born equal we have equal rights

00:11:37.660 but we don't have equal outcomes if you want to be a singer and you want to go on television

00:11:43.900 and embarrass yourself and you suck hey you can do it you can do it but simon isn't going to tell you

00:11:51.820 oh man you're just as good as the last person

00:11:56.300 it's why we study in school it's why we work hard for an a because with that good grade while others

00:12:03.340 may have failed it gave you the promise of bettering your life and your prospects

00:12:10.540 many of us get up to strive to create or to invent not just to better our world but also better

00:12:19.340 ourselves and our station and those two are connected

00:12:25.260 socialism it doesn't matter how hard you work it matters who you are in the end

00:12:29.500 but everyone and everything is equally miserable unless you're at the very very top

00:12:41.820 capitalism has lifted entire continents out of equal misery and poverty

00:12:48.380 capitalism has made the world more unequal but they've lifted billions of people out of poverty

00:12:56.060 yes there still remain shrinking pockets of misery but because of the free market the rate of

00:13:03.980 children dying before the age of five has dropped by over half since 1990 look at the difference between

00:13:10.140 the coronavirus here and what's coming here and how we're going to deal with it and how it was dealt

00:13:16.460 with and what came to china yeah well they're a free market no they're not no they're not they're

00:13:22.620 a communist country

00:13:28.620 death before the age of five has dropped by over half since 1990 yet 70 percent of the people believe

00:13:33.740 health care and poverty has gotten worse and bernie sanders is leading that charge it hasn't but cable

00:13:41.740 news will obsess about oh here's the latest scandal with donald trump

00:13:45.180 look at this plane crash

00:13:54.220 but just that one life-saving improvement is the equivalent of averting 27 major client plane

00:13:59.980 crashes full of children every single day every single day look at the gun problems we have

00:14:08.540 but the lives saved due to just a few of the improvements made in medicine just over the

00:14:15.820 last few years because of the free market system is the equivalent of erasing every gun-related

00:14:22.700 murder for 630 years and yet we don't hear about it all we hear about is the inequality that is caused by

00:14:30.460 capitalism fewer people are suffering and dying than ever before and there's still a lot to save

00:14:38.780 while socialism is making everyone except the elites equally starving and desperate in venezuela

00:14:46.220 in cuba i posted something last night look on my instagram feed i posted a picture of a ob-gyn office the

00:14:55.340 leading office in havana so this is the leading clinic for ob-gyn in havana that's as bad that's as good as you get

00:15:07.820 i showed you the uh rooftop where they actually hang all of the rubber latex gloves out to dry

00:15:16.620 because after inserting them into one patient they wash them and then they hang them on a clothesline to dry

00:15:24.060 because they don't have the money or the system to be able to afford the latex gloves that we just throw away

00:15:35.660 well look for the picture and spend and send to your friends

00:15:42.860 i'm tired of the casting of shame on capitalism and it is time that we start to understand

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00:16:26.380 deserve to be ripped off knowledge is power and you apparently don't have much knowledge however

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00:17:37.660 look there is no one no one that is coming over our border in the middle of the night there is no

00:17:48.060 one on the other side of the world that is dreaming of america that they can't wait to get here because

00:17:53.580 they're trying to escape the rich they're trying to escape the system that keeps them down they're

00:18:02.300 trying to escape possibly the rich who has taken over the government the drug cartels we have a

00:18:11.820 failed mark narco state on our border now in the south they are here escaping not the rich but the

00:18:19.100 system that dooms them and their children to poverty they're coming here because they recognize that

00:18:25.980 inequality is a fact of nature but through merit and equal justice you can change your status and

00:18:32.940 create a better future for your children

00:18:37.500 we should seek equality because it's more fair and just no it's not

00:18:43.660 socialism is about equality but it's not about fairness capitalism isn't about equality of outcomes but

00:18:52.460 fairness and justice is its objective when it comes to economics equality and fairness are not synonyms

00:19:03.980 the stated goal of socialism is to achieve equality for all the true goal of capitalism is to achieve liberty and

00:19:11.660 justice for all and that's why the leftists hate all of this stuff liberty and justice for all

00:19:20.540 equality equality is not our natural state

00:19:32.460 we're all unique we're endowed by our creator with our own set of superpowers skills and talents and yes

00:19:38.540 problems we have our own weaknesses and challenges and thank god for that otherwise everything would be

00:19:45.180 the same but we are blessed to be born here this is a great country

00:19:55.180 we've lifted ourselves out of misery first and now we can voluntarily help the rest of the world we

00:20:02.940 don't need a government to take a dollar from us and give 40 cents to the poor why not allow americans

00:20:09.420 to take their own daughter a dollar and cut out the middle man cut out the waste give the whole dollar

00:20:16.540 to poor we've done it before and in fact nobody has ever done it like we have

00:20:24.540 i want you to hear carefully because maybe this is the first time you've heard it but there is nothing

00:20:29.500 wrong with your desire to achieve to work hard to compete to win there's nothing wrong with your

00:20:37.500 expectation to be rewarded for your work and enjoy those rewards the way you see fit which of course

00:20:45.660 includes taking care of the less fortunate should you choose but you're the only one that can write your

00:20:52.540 your story your destiny is your own journey to make i have nothing to do with it and your failure i have

00:21:02.620 nothing to do with either we all stand on our own two feet

00:21:10.780 they're trying to work on democratic democratic changes well slavery by majority vote is still slavery

00:21:20.860 you are the only one that can take away your right for poor choices but even then you have the right

00:21:29.180 of redemption to begin again to pull yourself up out of the mud into the light capitalism has its flaws

00:21:35.100 it's lost its mooring the free market and justice should always be blindfolded but they're not

00:21:42.860 they're not being black white rich poor should never condemn you nor save you

00:21:51.260 but the world will change in the next 12 months one way or the other

00:22:01.340 we'll either all be equally enslaved equally poor and eventually equally dead

00:22:08.620 or we'll humble ourselves

00:22:12.780 and we'll stand up for the bill of rights which grants us liberty we will stand up for the people

00:22:18.060 we despise the things that they say we'll stand shoulder to shoulder with them because they have a

00:22:24.220 right to do it we'll stand for the poor but we'll also stand for the rich those who've always been

00:22:31.100 here those who came on the mayflower and those who come here legally today because they're our hope

00:22:36.460 they're our success and it it will come as we stand for blind and equal justice

00:22:43.580 and stand for the glorious natural inequality of all mankind

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00:24:15.740 the promo code's glenn

00:24:35.740 hello america welcome to the program harvey weinstein i think we can all say

00:24:41.260 we're glad the guy is in jail because i think he's guilty i just don't think he's guilty

00:24:49.900 in this particular case i think this was a horrible horrible case yeah the legal system does not allow

00:24:57.740 people to just feel like you should go to jail you know i think he should go to jail because you know

00:25:02.220 to me you should put him in jail probably just for his odor like i you know he seems like a terrible

00:25:06.140 human being or the bad acting of the you know the walker oh he's not he's learning not to bend over

00:25:13.340 and walk like that now that he's going to rikers uh but maybe yes well there's a reason why he was

00:25:19.020 producing films and not acting in them yes right so but he is uh that you know this is a a situation

00:25:25.900 where we have a legal system that is supposed to ignore all the media attention and the flow of the

00:25:32.940 moment the inertia of public opinion that's the job of the legal system to ignore it i don't think

00:25:38.620 the legal system did here i think you're right pat i mean and pat gray joins us from pat gray

00:25:43.900 unleashed hi pat hi hi glenn good to play with you pat hello thank you tell your mom thanks for

00:25:49.100 letting you come out and play with us today my mom's dead thanks for bringing that up oh wow

00:25:52.940 wow wow he's doing it to you now wow i can't believe it wow i mean that really hurt that really

00:25:59.420 hurt glenn thank you that really really hurt

00:26:04.060 so the evidence against weinstein overall to me is pretty overwhelming there's so all these accusers

00:26:09.500 and all these things but most of them are beyond the statute of limitations so they can't just pull

00:26:16.380 the best cases they can only pull from what they have so they have a couple of cases in new york

00:26:21.260 where and that in that whole situation the annabella sciora and uh gwyneth paltrow cases i think were

00:26:27.820 both beyond the statute of limitations yeah and and although uh sciora did testify in this trial to

00:26:34.140 make the case basically he does this all the time he's a predator and that has elevated uh sentencing

00:26:40.460 possibilities so he couldn't be in jail for life and he was acquitted of all that so they obviously at

00:26:45.500 least at some level didn't believe the older accusations or did not believe there was enough to

00:26:49.340 him but they did convict him on two of the five counts and it's these two women that came in this

00:26:54.380 case in new york and i like these things are always difficult right we understand that a traumatic

00:27:00.700 experience can have you acting in a way that you might not understand if you haven't gone through

00:27:05.260 a traumatic experience like this is we're told over and over again that it's not unreasonable at all

00:27:10.860 to see a woman who was sexually assaulted and then reaching out to her her attacker and communicating

00:27:17.900 for years on end to me that to me just in my gut feels really weird and strange but again i didn't

00:27:24.060 go through it so i don't know i will say every woman i've ever talked to about this says it seems really

00:27:29.580 strange too yeah it doesn't seem like something that is is possible but we are told by every single

00:27:38.700 expert on this that this is common so i i will accept that and and and and move past that you

00:27:45.500 know that that weird feeling i think we all have that just seems weird that if you got raped by

00:27:49.020 someone that you would have a relationship with them you want to reach out to them and have sex

00:27:52.860 with them after right exactly all right so this is i think beyond that though right that's why this is

00:27:57.980 what i want to get to let's accept that here for this for the sake of argument here's the evidence

00:28:02.300 and this is from the nation by the way not a right-wing publication that's trying to get all men

00:28:06.940 off for their evil sexual assaults uh they described the testimony both primary accusers

00:28:11.900 gave accounts that were emotive but were also undercut sometimes seriously by other witness

00:28:16.220 testimony or evidence haley one of the uh one of the accusers um has got has got undergone renovation

00:28:23.020 over various tellings a calendar she kept is scrawled with the words i love i love i love new york i love i

00:28:30.940 love i love stuff surrounded by doodled hearts on the week of her alleged rape wow now maybe she did

00:28:39.100 that early in the week and didn't go i hate i hate i hate rape baby okay you might not want to put that

00:28:47.980 on your calendar right later entries related to weinstein um she uh obliterated and some of by

00:28:54.220 other other testimony including the bleak characterization of an encounter previously described as consensual so

00:28:59.580 again she had already described the account as consensual uh invited skepticism when juxtaposed

00:29:05.180 with emails saying lots of love or totally bummed to have missed you okay i mean it seems weird that

00:29:12.620 you'd write to someone who raped you and say oh i missed you i'm totally bummed but maybe it was just

00:29:16.780 in passing jessica mann who spent the longest time on the stand oh by the way we should also point out that

00:29:21.740 afterwards after the rape she had consensual sex with harvey wednesday so it's important to note admits to

00:29:29.020 that she admits to that that they she was raped and then later on came back and went to a hotel room

00:29:35.820 and had sex with him consensually so can we just can we just wow say that you don't go to hotel rooms

00:29:46.220 even with people of the same sex unless you're really really good friends for a very long time

00:29:52.140 you've been in situations alone i mean i would never invite somebody up to my hotel room

00:29:59.580 and alone a woman and say hey you want to meet in my hotel room no now maybe if you're same sex i think

00:30:06.140 is totally generally speaking totally fine i don't know but maybe not in today's world i don't know i've

00:30:11.100 been up in a lot of hotel rooms with friends when we're even on trips i didn't never never seemed

00:30:15.340 threatened i felt that way i said with friends i mean fine yeah but a stranger no way it's not

00:30:22.140 typically the way you do it no um so it's definitely it's definitely an odd thing the the

00:30:29.100 uh the lawyer for weinstein made the case that you're making and she's she's a woman by the way

00:30:33.180 and she said look you are going to eliminate 99 of these situations by not going to hotel rooms with men

00:30:39.820 in the middle of the night now may i say harvey weinstein is different because i know i'm i'm

00:30:47.180 this way as well you want to have a private meeting with somebody you know that everybody is listening

00:30:54.140 now i don't say let's meet in my hotel room no no no but you could you could see somebody like that

00:31:01.580 you know what we're gonna talk we have to talk in private let's go to let's just go i've got a suite

00:31:06.460 and it's got a conference table in it or whatever let's just go to my suite bad idea but it's bad

00:31:12.780 idea especially when you live in the same town oh yeah yeah take him take her to your house or have

00:31:19.980 her meet you at your house where your wife is that would be a nice idea or the security presence or

00:31:25.180 whatever right so but again that does not mean because you went to a hotel room it's okay to be

00:31:31.180 raped like not okay not cool doesn't matter if you like and if you had a consensual relationship

00:31:35.900 for five years and after that you know after five years there's an incident where something

00:31:40.700 isn't consensual you might be able to get yourself to the point where you'd understand okay well maybe

00:31:46.700 you'd excuse one bad thing and go on with it right but this is the first time they've ever been

00:31:51.580 together is a rape and then you start a consensual relationship after that that's a cornerstone of your

00:31:57.660 relationship right it's like hey remember the first time we met yes i do in fact yes let's

00:32:03.340 recount it you had me with a knife at my throat all those were the days good times okay so here's the

00:32:08.620 second accuser so she had she gets she has this apparent sexual assault as reported so what does

00:32:15.740 she do she's in town for this night she is going to go home that night instead she decides to sleep on

00:32:23.100 the floor of her friend's closet when and stay an extra night why because the day after the rape

00:32:31.980 she decided she wanted to go to a screening and celebrate weinstein's birthday with him

00:32:37.980 now you get raped you stay an extra night in the city so you can celebrate the birthday of your

00:32:43.340 rapist seems incredibly impossible to me it does um going on the friend who is now not friends with

00:32:53.100 this woman anymore is now part of the prosecution was was actually called uh and uh subpoenaed under

00:32:59.580 the prosecution or excuse me the defense um she contradicted uh this accuser all over the place

00:33:06.380 um geez as the as the nation again left-wing publication says nobody outside of this room

00:33:11.980 doubts that abuse and rape can coexist with a relationship or that women maintain contact

00:33:16.460 with men who hurt them what rang false was the prosecution's gothic language and theory of the

00:33:20.780 case set beside the breezly ordinary language of witnesses emails to weinstein asking how he is

00:33:26.220 what's his schedule when is he in la or london can he meet her mom wow you're inviting your rapist

00:33:34.220 to meet your mother i mean i mom has not gotten lucky in a long time reminiscing about their first

00:33:42.700 meetings again we were joking about that a second ago she was doing it reminiscing about their first

00:33:47.660 meeting when she was raped to her rapist can you get by all of this with the power dynamic thing

00:33:56.860 it's because of the power dynamic and that's basically what they have right the what the prosecution

00:34:01.820 had i i have to tell you was so powerful that she didn't want to get mad at her here's what i think

00:34:07.500 actually happened in that room i think that there were those who went look the guy is guilty we know

00:34:13.740 this yes we know he's guilty you're gonna just let him go you're gonna be on the jury you're gonna be

00:34:20.300 forever remember imagine telling your friends as the guy who led oj simpson go good for you imagine

00:34:26.940 the conversation you're having with your friends walking out this hey you've been gone for a while

00:34:30.380 where were you i was in jury duty what case oh harvey weinstein you mean the one where they let harvey

00:34:34.780 weinstein out what the hell you people are monsters yeah right we all know harvey weinstein is guilty

00:34:40.460 that's not a legal argument by the way we all know it is not a legal argument correct the legal arguments

00:34:46.060 were made in the case in which the the evidence was overwhelming that this was uh like definitely

00:34:53.340 first of all 100 overwhelming that it was a consent consensual relationship because both the

00:34:57.580 the women said that it was however this this one incident again this the the the standard is to

00:35:05.020 prove his guilt yeah right so you're telling me with all of this and i i'm leaving off two more pages of

00:35:11.820 phone calls and emails here that we're going to get to but we don't have time but there absolutely is

00:35:15.980 reasonable doubt that this one out of many incidents was non-consensual because not only did did harvey

00:35:23.100 weinstein say it was non-consensual and we have all these other emails they both said at the time

00:35:27.420 that it was they didn't go out and tell other people they told people that it was consensual in

00:35:31.340 some of these cases and they changed their stories later on so here is the here's why this matters to

00:35:37.500 you this is a mob mentality it's a mob mentality if if i mean even even the uh prosecution they knew they

00:35:48.380 had a weak case but they thought you know momentum in society is going our way yeah that's not good

00:35:54.780 basically admitted that that's not good you have to sometimes you have to let the bad guy go in in hopes

00:36:04.300 and in knowledge that you know what they're going to get him next time you have to do that it feels

00:36:12.380 awful it feels terrible i wouldn't want to be in that situation we all know well yes but not in

00:36:20.540 this case yeah the westboro baptist church is protected by the first amendment even though i hate

00:36:26.140 it yes right because that's you sometimes you have to take the worst example of a human being to

00:36:32.540 make the case and harvey weinstein look i want him in prison for a million different reasons

00:36:38.300 some of them just related to i just don't like the guy yeah you know but in this particular case

00:36:45.180 it does not seem that they had the evidence and i think i think you're right glenn i think

00:36:48.380 the people went in that jury room were like we can't just let this guy walk out he's obviously

00:36:52.300 guilty of something isn't it amazing though that we've gotten to this place where between disease

00:36:57.740 and accusations pretty much the only safe sex is marital sex right it's probably true i mean if you

00:37:06.060 really want to be safe that's what you do you have sex in the confines of marriage and you're

00:37:11.900 probably gonna what a weird idea is that weird yeah it's weird concept i don't know what you're

00:37:15.740 talking about here you know it used to be you know it's almost it's almost it's almost supposed

00:37:20.940 to be that supposed to be that way yeah or even if you don't believe in a higher power it's almost

00:37:27.660 like that's why those traditions were reinforced by society because when you break those uh those

00:37:37.820 norms society falls apart yeah it's kind of weird it's almost like mike pence might have been on to

00:37:44.700 something no he's just a crazy man that prude you're talking about that prude mike pence oh my gosh

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00:39:15.100 sarah i understand we have a uh a a new version of there's a hole in the sky where a tree once stood

00:39:39.900 there's an unwelcome sight in the neighborhood a developer is being greedy

00:39:48.780 there's a hole in the sky where a tree once stood

00:39:59.500 such a lack of light and sound all that's left is there

00:40:03.740 a listener who

00:40:12.620 like us has nothing better to do with their time

00:40:24.620 it's amazing it is really incredible and this comes with a video too so it's great i called my

00:40:29.900 mom last night and my mom was like i was watching your show and that song about the hole in the sky

00:40:36.460 it's just i mean i just can't get it out of my head

00:40:42.620 it is you are afflicted with the same disease as many others yeah remember i mean this all started

00:40:47.020 because i heard it in the morning and it wouldn't leave me alone and i couldn't i had to share it with

00:40:54.220 others because i couldn't be the only one singing it that song is much more contagious than the

00:40:58.220 coronavirus it it is and probably more deadly as well what how i can't believe we haven't had an

00:41:04.540 update from these people like did they stop the tree i know did they are they grateful for us helping

00:41:11.500 them get their song out right did seattle you're letting us down is the hole still in the sky is anyone

00:41:18.140 still making money i'm curious to know how this turned out seattle the hole in the sky you wouldn't

00:41:24.380 know it's always cloudy and the making money i don't think anymore no okay you know maybe amazon

00:41:30.860 microsoft but everyone else no i don't think so i don't think so socialism kills kids uh all right

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00:43:20.700 california apparently uh this patriot got out was driving down the highway got out of his car

00:43:27.580 um stood on the side of the highway took a gun pointed it to his own chest and killed himself

00:43:33.260 now that happens all the time uh police did come out yesterday and say you know there might have

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00:43:54.220 they're still investigating it um but sarah carter will fill you in a little bit more on who this guy is

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00:44:49.960 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program in south carolina tonight

00:44:57.240 the democratic debate it's another it's another food fight i can't wait to see what happens and how bernie

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00:45:27.480 took a gun pointed it at his own chest and pulled the trigger yeah it was a suicide or was it

00:45:36.200 the latest with sarah carter on patriot and whistleblower philip uh uh haney coming up in one minute

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00:47:26.120 sarah carter i'm looking at her resume formerly a los angeles news group washington times washington

00:47:31.240 examiner wrote numerous exclusives for usa today u.s news world report uh she is also a reporter now

00:47:38.280 investigative reporter at fox news and fox news contributor she runs her own website sarah carter

00:47:44.920 dot com sarah i don't see on your bio that you were with us at the blaze for a long time i was with

00:47:51.320 you at the blaze it should be right there in my bio it's it's not darn it i love working at the blaze i

00:47:57.560 know i will make sure that no no no i'm just giving you a hard time updated bio i'm giving i love i loved

00:48:03.640 being at the blaze and i gotta tell you we did such incredible work at the really did

00:48:07.720 it was during that it was during that time that i actually uh met philip hainey uh got to know him

00:48:15.320 quite well and what a wonderful human being he was and hearing about his death was so tragic um it it

00:48:24.520 really shook me to the core because i had actually spoken to phil i think maybe three months ago he had

00:48:30.680 called me we were talking and you know i was so happy to hear from him um you know he had gone through

00:48:37.480 pretty rough patch after losing his wife last year uh and but he was doing great and he was getting

00:48:43.640 you know he was surrounded by family and friends and everybody who loved him so hearing about his

00:48:49.240 death was really quite shocking to me now he um i understand was getting married next month he was

00:48:56.200 also in the middle of writing a new book did you get any indication at all that i mean you and i he

00:49:03.880 advised us and was a deep throat if you will on many stories uh and that guy put himself on the line

00:49:12.760 every day especially during the obama administration that guy was an amazing whistleblower um and he was

00:49:19.960 driven by a higher purpose did you get any indication at all he might have committed suicide or

00:49:26.280 was thinking that way or was so depressed no actually no there was no indication i mean particularly

00:49:33.880 when i remember thinking back on my conversation with him that there was any issue whatsoever um that

00:49:39.640 he was despondent or depressed i had spoken to a very close friend of his somebody who had actually

00:49:47.080 and i i don't want to mention the name just in case it's private but just for the idea i can talk about

00:49:52.120 it uh right after um uh the news had broke a very close friend of his uh called me and said look

00:50:00.200 i had just spoken to phil on wednesday we were talking he was in such good spirits uh not only did we

00:50:07.560 get on the phone we were chatting back and forth um in text messages he was very excited about the future

00:50:14.440 um he was uh excited to be married um he was really looking forward to the marriage and to his wedding

00:50:22.840 uh so he was very distressed um he did contact this friend of phil haney's did contact the police uh

00:50:31.560 there in northern california who were investigating uh what had happened to him and and spoke with them

00:50:36.840 and said look i've been on the phone with him on wednesday i don't know what could have happened um

00:50:41.800 he was very happy uh he had no indication whatsoever that he was going through any kind

00:50:48.600 of depression now that doesn't mean that he didn't do it right i mean we're the police are

00:50:53.480 still investigating this um i know that information came out and uh they they've said that this appears

00:50:59.880 to be a suicide uh you know a lot of people that i spoke to i mean it's very difficult to believe it was

00:51:05.480 if it was a shotgun i don't know if we have all the details yet uh putting you know putting shooting

00:51:11.080 yourself in the chest is a very unusual way on the side of the road pulling your car off on the side

00:51:16.360 of the road that i mean right and usually it's not the chest i mean with a shotgun i'm guessing with

00:51:22.280 the shotgun it's heavier if it was a shotgun um but it's a very uh a difficult situation let's just say

00:51:29.480 it's not something that's commonly done i you know but i but we don't know we don't know all the

00:51:33.880 details all we do know is that philip haimey was an incredible patriot and human being who really

00:51:41.080 put everything on the line to get the truth out to the american public about what was happening in

00:51:46.280 the obama administration um and his long and illustrious career uh you know uh from i mean

00:51:54.200 this is a man who studied arabic who understood you know the culture who uh worked at the dhs and was

00:52:01.560 highly recognized given all kinds of awards for his work helped found the department of homeland

00:52:07.480 security um and then everything that happened to him during the obama administration that was so

00:52:14.840 distressing um and uh the the issues that he dealt with when it came to and i think you'll go into that

00:52:21.240 glenn with me in this call but as far as exposing what was happening where he was asked to erase

00:52:27.480 databases loads of information in 2009 um and uh and all the information that uh that that he was

00:52:37.080 asked to remove from the databases that would have helped the dhs connect the dots uh particularly when

00:52:43.960 it came to islamic extremists in the united states and he blamed the obama administration for that

00:52:49.400 he blamed them for for not uh for trying to change the narrative uh for not telling the american people

00:52:55.640 the truth and he came out uh in full force i do want to get into some of the stuff that you can

00:53:01.400 talk about you know um he was involved in whistleblowing uh with me on several different things

00:53:08.360 but i um he never um uh we we never discussed it on the air so i don't want to discuss it uh just

00:53:16.840 for the estate or whatever i just don't want to cause any problems um and uh so can you talk about

00:53:23.000 any of the things that he he did do and the impact that he he made well one of the things that he did

00:53:32.440 talk openly about um much later in 2016 um he did write an op-ed uh for the hill uh where he talked about

00:53:42.920 his career and talked a little bit um about not into the detail that i'm sure he went into with both you

00:53:49.560 and i and others that he spoke to on uh capitol hill those being senior congressional members

00:53:56.200 but he did talk in that op-ed on the hill about what happened to him and he talked about uh you know

00:54:03.160 the fact that uh they asked him to delete and modify several hundred records in what the dhs is known as

00:54:12.040 the um treasury enforcement enforcement communication systems database it's called text and that's how

00:54:18.440 everyone knows it the acronym text so you know he was asked to go in there he was asked to alter

00:54:25.480 documents he was asked to delete documents and mainly it was he believed to change this narrative

00:54:32.360 and to take away this stigma um when everybody was struggling with what is extremism what is islamist

00:54:39.720 mean what what are these uh you know particularly back in 2008 2009 2010 and even after the september 11th

00:54:49.480 attacks what what are these extremist groups about who are they why are they so devout and he really

00:54:56.520 felt that the obama administration was like look we don't want and this appears to be anti-muslim uh

00:55:03.080 we don't want any of this type of narrative and what had happened was um i don't know if everybody

00:55:08.920 remembers but i'll to to remind everyone um before there was a christmas day attack there was the the

00:55:16.520 remember with the bomber uh on the airline they called them the underwear bomber and uh it didn't go

00:55:23.320 off basically uh the the bomb did not detonate the passengers on this plane were able to stop it uh obama

00:55:31.720 became very upset in the administration and said well why weren't we able to connect these dots

00:55:36.440 how come we weren't able to get this you know to see this in advance and phil haney was like well

00:55:42.120 because you guys deleted everything in the database that would have allowed people to connect the dots

00:55:47.560 this is not the fault of anybody at the dhs or the intelligence community you've literally disabled us

00:55:54.440 from being able to do this and phil wasn't the only one i mean phil came out publicly but there

00:56:00.600 were a lot of people even after you know september 11 2001 whistleblowers uh within united states

00:56:08.040 citizenship and immigration services people within the department of homeland security who were up in

00:56:13.720 arms and i i think that's why when phil died it was such a shock to everyone because the people that knew

00:56:21.320 him well knew that he was up against a bohemoth right of uh because he was a whistleblower of people that

00:56:29.800 did not want him speaking uh people that did not want him pointing out the failures that happened

00:56:35.640 within the american system within our government within these agencies that we entrust and this has

00:56:42.840 been a problem over and over again we've seen it from phil you know what phil's exposed people that were

00:56:48.680 whistleblowers within united states citizenship and immigration services who said look we're just letting

00:56:54.360 people into the country we're not vetting them uh particularly after 2001 when we thought everything

00:57:00.920 was going to get better it didn't it went downhill in some cases in some of these agencies and we see

00:57:07.400 that these bureaucracies were badly managed or either forced to step aside and allow you know this type of

00:57:17.080 i would i would call it malfeasance to exist within these agencies you know because basically if you're asking

00:57:22.760 people who are the best of the best which phil was phil haney was no matter what anyone says phil

00:57:28.760 haney was awarded some of the top awards by the united states government for his work inside the dhs and

00:57:34.920 for what he was able to do you know and and for what he was able to point out prior to them having

00:57:40.840 him and others erase these databases um which is what he claimed uh so it it is a shock to the system it's

00:57:48.760 like what happens to whistleblowers lives you know and you think about so many people that have come

00:57:54.600 forward real whistleblowers i'm not talking you know people that want to pretend they're whistleblowers

00:57:59.320 but people with first hand knowledge right first hand knowledge they were asked to do something that

00:58:05.080 they believed was wrong and then they step up and they speak out despite everything that could happen

00:58:11.080 to them despite the backlash i will tell you that i i was with uh philip a few days before he came out

00:58:20.920 and announced some of the stuff he did and he was truly terrified he was he had been under uh you know

00:58:30.360 uh a microscope for so long and they had been looking for him to destroy him for so long and he had no

00:58:37.880 protection whatsoever uh and he spent a lot of his time very worried looking over his shoulder sarah

00:58:45.800 the last question i know that um the last time i spoke to him he was looking into keith ellison and

00:58:53.560 ilan omar etc etc then i lost track of him here in the last 18 months do you know what he was working

00:59:01.240 on by any chance yes he was he was continuing to work on keith ellison and ilhan omar and he was

00:59:09.400 going to become a very active part of traveling throughout the country and speaking to the

00:59:15.480 american people about you know not only his work at dhs but really trying to uh expose and shed light on

00:59:24.840 what's happening in the united states and particularly the shift in politics what's happened with the

00:59:29.880 democratic party you know it's moved towards the left this inability to speak the truth i think

00:59:36.040 that was really important for phil phil was somebody who respected everyone whether you were muslim or

00:59:41.560 whether you were christian or whether you he respected everyone the one thing that he was adamant about

00:59:46.840 was speaking out against extremism and he said that you know he always spoke out against extremists

00:59:54.360 and that's what he was focused on and he didn't want people neither ilhan omar neither keith ellison

01:00:00.520 or others you know and what he saw in the obama administration trying to cover that up you know

01:00:06.920 either for political correctness or because they didn't want to expose what was actually happening

01:00:13.240 within the administration he wanted to ensure and i hope we can keep that memory alive and what he wanted

01:00:20.280 alive glenn because he wanted to ensure that the american people knew the truth they weren't afraid

01:00:26.440 afraid to face the truth and that the government would react to the truth appropriately so we could

01:00:32.760 save lives and so that we wouldn't allow another september 11th to happen in this country or anywhere else

01:00:38.520 in the world sarah carter that i think i think phil um and i do as well sarah thank you so much you

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01:03:11.800 so what are we expecting in the debate tonight uh we have the south carolina debate

01:03:19.000 next week is the south carolina saturday oh is it saturday yeah i thought it was tuesday

01:03:24.840 uh that's super tuesday oh my gosh that's right yeah super tuesday can i give you a little preview

01:03:30.600 of super tuesday here yeah before we get into the debate yeah this is uh nate silver did the 538

01:03:35.720 projections as to who's going to win these states listen to where this stands right now i was i was

01:03:41.960 blown away by this california sanders 79 chance to win 79 texas sanders 59 chance to win biden is

01:03:51.800 second at 26 chance to win wow so not close right north carolina sanders 52 chance to win

01:03:59.880 okay biden is second with 24 chance then you have virginia sanders at 49 biden at 24

01:04:06.760 um and the second place second place biden 24 bloomberg is also 24 there massachusetts

01:04:14.600 sanders 57 warren 26 this is her state she's done she should get out she should it well i hope she

01:04:22.520 stays in because i don't want bernie sanders to be the nominee but minnesota klobuchar favored 49

01:04:28.040 sanders 45 um then colorado sanders 83 tennessee sanders 45 alabama biden 55 sanders 25 it's the only

01:04:40.200 real big there is if these numbers hold true when the south yeah is still giving it to him what does

01:04:48.600 what is the concern of him not being able to win i know oklahoma sanders arkansas sanders utah

01:04:55.320 sanders maine sanders vermont sanders uh i mean everywhere american samoa sanders so they've

01:05:03.560 got to take sanders out and so this bloomberg's not on the debate tonight bloomberg is not in there

01:05:09.480 tonight i don't know i think he is in there tonight steyer is also in there tonight by the way so you'll

01:05:13.400 actually they're actually expanding the field okay so if bloomberg is in tonight are you sure he's in

01:05:19.560 i thought he was okay just check uh if bloomberg is in tonight you're going to see him go after

01:05:25.000 sanders he somebody's got to take sanders down so it'll be buddha judge it'll be biden and uh

01:05:31.320 uh and bloomberg if he's there and i and i'll say too you know look this happened with with uh biden in

01:05:37.880 his first debate you have that bad performance you have an opportunity the american people will let you

01:05:41.880 say okay what are you going to do the next time was that a fluke was he was he rusty he has an

01:05:46.760 opportunity here to make an impact tonight if he blows it again tonight this is this is the downhill

01:05:53.320 slide i can guarantee you he is still in the forest holding that axe going oh yeah oh yeah he's beyond

01:06:01.400 rusty he has frozen solid

01:06:09.000 you're listening to glenn beck i'd have the coronavirus coming up uh the update coming up in

01:06:14.360 just a few minutes and uh holy cow the things that are going on with the economy i've the boston

01:06:20.280 herald just reported where is it the boston herald said uh basically i'll give the story to you in a

01:06:27.160 minute that uh between bernie sanders and the coronavirus the economy is going to go down which

01:06:34.920 could lead to ushering a socialist into office and i think that could be our future is very uncertain right

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01:07:27.240 klobuchar buddajed warren biden sanders steyer and bloomberg will be there we'll uh we'll give you all the updates tomorrow

01:07:34.920 we've got a lot still to come some new information on bernie sanders who is absolutely

01:08:02.360 a communist and i'll explain that and back it up with the facts uh coming up in about 25 minutes also

01:08:09.480 you don't want to miss wednesday night special the glenbeck wednesday night special this time bernie

01:08:16.280 sanders and the fires of the revolutionaries that are backing him uh we are entering a very very dangerous

01:08:23.720 time and america is just playing footsies uh with a a dangerous man and ideology i know bernie sanders

01:08:33.880 he couldn't hurt a fly really wait until i show you those around him and how many flies they don't mind

01:08:41.160 swatting on tomorrow's special the wednesday night special only on blaze tv now let me give you a couple

01:08:48.360 of updates here first of all i've got an update on the coronavirus coming up in about an hour

01:08:53.480 you don't want to miss that let me just give you one highlight on it uh coronavirus fears causing

01:09:00.040 mortgage rates to plunge now to an eight-year low this is good but i want you to understand

01:09:08.120 it's because nothing is happening nobody is spending money companies are now uh in real dire

01:09:17.800 straits having to lower their expectations for wall street um and mortgage applications are not real

01:09:26.200 strong right now and so the fed has has lowered them to a uh eight-year low aggressive lenders will be at

01:09:36.360 3.25 today 3.25 interest rate for your mortgage uh

01:09:44.680 uh the treasury ten-year treasury the yield is also eight-year low and could sink even lower

01:09:54.840 that is uh

01:09:58.440 that's going to be interesting to see where we go if trouble from the coronavirus does hit now listen to

01:10:04.200 this this from the boston herald let's see if this sounds familiar it would be the ultimate twist in the

01:10:09.560 2020 election a virus from the largest communist dictatorship in the world putting a socialist in

01:10:15.160 the white house yeah that would be ironic right all this time we were worried about russia interfering with

01:10:20.920 the presidential race no it turns out the chinese originated coronavirus could now pose a bigger threat to

01:10:27.720 donald trump's re-election and could end up aiding bernie sanders socialist revolution the evidence is already there

01:10:35.480 the dow industrial average plummeted monday by more than a thousand points amid fears of a

01:10:41.880 coronavirus leading to a global economic crisis trump has long crowed about presiding over a

01:10:49.480 record-breaking stock market surge and is counting on a robust u.s economy to convince voters to put

01:10:54.760 him in the white house for another four years he said yesterday coronavirus is very much under control

01:11:00.520 in the u.s we are in contact with everyone and with relevant countries cdc and world health have

01:11:07.480 been working hard and very smart stock market is starting to look very good to me well this writer

01:11:13.080 said i don't know what stock market he's looking at i don't know a stock market that just lost a lot of

01:11:19.080 points that's usually when you buy you buy low and you hold it that's the the idea until it gets lower

01:11:28.360 then you sell again right yeah that's pretty much how you keep right you just keep selling just keep

01:11:33.240 selling as it gets lower yeah he i think that's a totally correct analysis though the the biggest

01:11:38.120 vulnerability for donald trump in his re-election is the economy going bad oh for any reason and right

01:11:42.840 now i mean obviously the biggest reason that it would happen is coronavirus really gets out of control

01:11:48.280 and shuts things down right and not only that but if bernie sanders begins to look like the guy

01:11:54.920 you are going to see a flight of capital you're going to see companies they're going to start

01:12:01.080 saying i don't know if we should spend this right now i don't know if what we should do i don't know

01:12:05.480 should we take some of our money and bring it out of the country remember all that repatriated capital

01:12:11.000 that came in to the united states where is that capital going to go if they think they're going to be

01:12:17.400 taxed into oblivion yeah it's going to leave right and i think there's an argument when we've had this

01:12:22.200 before we've talked about it in that like i think under normal circumstances bernie sanders is the

01:12:27.320 easiest to beat in many ways on the left out of these candidates um however in abnormal circumstances

01:12:35.880 that's not really the case and i think you know with with sanders you can make the argument that

01:12:41.000 sanders um i mean the argument with trump in 2016 by people who did not think he was going to win i did

01:12:49.000 not think he was going to win in 2016 at least particularly in the primary but in 2016 the

01:12:54.600 argument was well look at his polls he can't take anything out of those they're going to fail

01:12:59.400 eventually he's got a ceiling uh you know they can't trust these polls he's well he's the most

01:13:04.440 well-known in the field uh all blah blah blah blah blah blah blah what happened with trump is the

01:13:09.160 polls held and they kept increasing the entire time and a lot of people look at you know look back at

01:13:13.720 the polls of 2016 and say oh the polls sucked well the polls called trump really early i mean they

01:13:18.360 knew they knew about trump way before any of the pundits knew about trump and so they called that

01:13:24.040 really early you look at sanders polling he's leading the field by a large margin when it comes

01:13:29.560 to the democratic primary he's the overwhelming favorite to be the nominee and in his matchups

01:13:34.920 against donald trump in his matchups against other candidates in his favorability numbers they're all

01:13:41.160 incredibly strong okay so i assume they're gonna start ticking down at some point but i mean i may

01:13:47.160 be repeating history here listen to this in in alabama in 2015 trump drew a 30 000 people a crowd

01:13:55.160 in alabama in january 2016 shortly before the new hampshire primary he had 8 000 supporters at his rally

01:14:04.600 well uh sanders just packed 7 500 people into his rally in new hampshire in denver they had him at a

01:14:13.720 5 000 seat venue in denver he had to because demand was so high he had to go to a larger venue where he

01:14:20.440 drew 11 000 people so he's got the same kind of passion behind him where people are coming out to to see

01:14:30.840 him now let's remember that carl rove was the guy who said mr trump is a standard bearer the gop will

01:14:39.720 lose the white house and the senate its majority in the house and it will fall dramatically i believe

01:14:45.080 i said things like that if we nominate trump lindsey graham we'll get destroyed and we'll deserve it well

01:14:51.800 it turned out to be wrong now democrats some of them are giddy at the prospect of running against

01:15:00.760 him predicting predicting that he's going to get uh uh crushed crushed they were giddy in 2016 that

01:15:11.240 donald trump was going to get crushed they now we we are the ones giddy that oh this is going to be

01:15:19.880 great we're going to run against bernie sanders not so fast because what stew just brought up

01:15:24.760 is true they're they're comparing him now to mcgovern and they said you know this is going

01:15:29.800 to be mcgovern it's going to be a sweep he'll lose to richard nixon by 23 points

01:15:36.200 well that happened with nixon the thing is is that you don't have the same situation

01:15:45.560 nixon nixon never pulled less than 53 percent while mcgovern never got over 38 percent trailing nixon in

01:15:55.480 some polls by 30 points right now the post abc polls show sanders topping trump 51 to 45 now that

01:16:05.000 doesn't mean the election is going to turn out that way but it's not the same scenario as it was with

01:16:11.960 mcgovern and nixon these are different times and what i love is is uh one of the pundits saying

01:16:21.800 the question is whether republicans can paint sanders democratic socialism is something to fear

01:16:27.320 and fear is crucial in motivating voters and the gop republicans are masters of using it in recent

01:16:35.080 years they've warned about threats posed by everything from muslims to gay marriage to hispanic immigrants

01:16:40.360 really because i think i've just spent four years hearing you talk about the russians and how the

01:16:46.440 russians were coming for us uh i've i've listened for the last what 12 years about how evil conservatives

01:16:53.720 are how we're going to let people pile up in bodies just just a giant pile of bodies by our uh hospitals

01:17:00.680 because we don't care you're afraid of the tea party being radicals you're afraid of gun owners you call

01:17:06.600 everybody nazis white supremacists remember your your guy that you wanted to have when joe biden was

01:17:14.280 the guy who said i'm telling you right now they're gonna lock you all back up in chains you remember

01:17:18.760 that that was that fear we're supposed to fear the capitalist and the drug companies barack obama

01:17:25.800 told us about the doctors that were cutting people's feet off do you remember that cutting people's feet

01:17:31.240 off because they could save money in this capitalist society the piles of tonsils we saw all around the

01:17:37.320 country it's unbelievable unbelievable so the fear is is out there i think one fear is justified

01:17:48.920 the fear of the left is that it's all about the white man keeping you down it's all about capitalizing

01:17:54.680 stealing your future it's all about global warming destroying the planet in 12 years

01:18:03.640 here's a real one bernie sanders loves the communist system has always loved the communist system always

01:18:15.320 he's an international socialist he has surrounded himself with socialist radicals revolutionaries

01:18:24.600 he has surrounded himself with anti-semites he has surrounded himself with uh uh with globalist

01:18:34.280 marxist revolutionaries people who have worked with occupy wall street there's not a soul among them that likes

01:18:43.480 america that's who his that's that's who's following him that is who's pushing in the inside

01:18:54.360 and america is going to get exactly what they deserve but do not dismiss him that was the mistake the

01:19:04.280 left made i think if it is bernie sanders it will be a fight to the end i didn't think so just a few months

01:19:12.120 ago because i did think he had a ceiling but look at what look at what stew just gave you in the the poll

01:19:19.400 numbers for super tuesday except for minnesota he's winning according to the polls and the odds from 538

01:19:28.040 he's winning in every state alabama i believe was also biden but that's okay two two out of all those

01:19:34.760 two whatever it is and again his polling against trump and head-to-head matchups which you can you

01:19:39.880 can say might not hold up it doesn't always but is really good compared to the other candidates i mean

01:19:45.800 he's he's winning a lot of the polls he's winning in swing states um against uh against trump in in a lot

01:19:53.400 of polls that does not mean he's going to hold on and i think when it comes down to a one-on-one battle

01:19:58.920 right people are going to you're you're sitting in pennsylvania you want you want socialism coming

01:20:04.840 into your state well i can't imagine that but here's you know again you who knows it gets scary

01:20:10.600 when you're down to a one-on-one battle here's why here's why this is happening since world war ii

01:20:16.200 we've told everybody that you got to go to college you have to go to college you have to

01:20:22.120 then what did we do loans and subsidies became available to everybody the government was going

01:20:28.760 to guarantee the loans well that's why college tuition has gone up six times more than the rate

01:20:34.920 of inflation since 1970 it's way outpacing health care so you've got to have college you've got to go

01:20:42.120 to college it's the most important thing everybody should have the best college experience okay now

01:20:48.600 you're sitting with 1.6 trillion dollars in loans with people who can't get jobs and they've got this

01:20:54.120 education that the system sold them of course when somebody steps up and says i want i'm going to i'm

01:21:01.400 going to erase all of that debt of course it was important i did what the system told me to do

01:21:08.120 and now i'm stuck with this both parties have ignored young voters young voters have been ignored

01:21:15.240 for a long time the democrats because of the democratic socialist have been speaking directly to them

01:21:24.280 also the democrats have made it impossible every the the house is always on fire always on fire

01:21:33.720 mit romney was the worst guy you could ever have here's a guy who i don't agree with his policies

01:21:40.200 on i don't agree with what he does i don't even like the dude but i do think he's an honorable guy or it

01:21:47.720 did but they made him into the antichrist that was torturing dogs giving people haircuts i mean

01:21:55.880 enough enough and now that the sky is falling now that it is okay these are the guys we predicted

01:22:04.440 this is what we predicted this is what we predicted now what now what now nobody believes you no now

01:22:12.520 nobody believes that oh he's gonna do anything radical and you know what maybe he should because

01:22:18.120 this system is broken and they have relentlessly taught this to our kids don't dismiss bernie sanders

01:22:26.680 don't dismiss and democrats don't dismiss donald trump because both sides are setting up for a walk

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01:24:09.080 goods for your frontiers you're listening to glenn back

01:24:14.360 bernie sanders you gotta stop calling

01:24:38.920 him a democratic socialist this guy is a guy who has never met a communist regime he doesn't like

01:24:46.040 and he is the radical to get it done i want to explain the difference between him and barack obama

01:24:55.240 that we learned about barack obama when he got into office and there's a big difference between him and

01:25:02.520 bernie sanders huge difference and i'll explain that and break some news on bernie sanders in a minute

01:25:09.640 you're listening to glenn back

01:25:16.760 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:25:43.880 there is a new story story that has just been posted at glennbeck.com that i want you to read

01:25:53.000 revealing bernie's dark side one 1980s quote at a time there's some new information on bernie sanders

01:26:02.120 something that he talked about in the 1980s oh no but don't worry about it he's he's not really a

01:26:08.920 radical marxist no he's more like sven in sweden no he's not

01:26:18.440 we begin there in 60 seconds this is the glennbeck program

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01:29:26.680 justin haskins uh is a good friend of the free market a good friend of the constitution and a good

01:29:34.680 friend of mine he is also a guy who has really helped out uh on my next book uh called arguing

01:29:42.920 with socialists uh he is a researcher extraordinaire and and pretty much a geek uh when it comes to

01:29:50.760 you know staying at home and reading old documents welcome to the to the program justin how are you

01:29:56.920 i'm doing great well what what an introduction yeah i'm a geek yeah well appreciate it but it's true you

01:30:01.960 know that i mean geeks of the world unite um you are uh you're a guy who found an old article that

01:30:12.360 nobody has exposed yet we just put it up on glenn beck.com uh your article called revealing bernie's

01:30:18.840 dark side one 1980s quote at a time you found who even knew there was such a publication called the

01:30:26.200 what was it the uh the militant that's what it is the militant what an article do you want to take

01:30:33.320 us through yeah yeah absolutely so uh what i've been spending my saturday nights doing is uh looking

01:30:40.360 through old communist newspapers in particular this communist newspaper called the militants which is

01:30:46.600 a publication of the socialist workers party and throughout the 1980s these these publications

01:30:53.160 have tons of interviews with bernie sanders who at the time was known as the america's socialist mayor

01:31:00.120 he was uh mayor of burlington vermont and they loved him as the socialist workers party because bernie

01:31:07.000 sanders it turns out was a big communist not just a socialist a communist he supported communist

01:31:13.960 presidential candidates in 1980 and 1984 uh he actively campaigned for them he agreed to be a

01:31:20.360 presidential elector for the socialist workers party and so they have all these interviews with bernie

01:31:25.800 sanders they quote him a lot and one of the interviews that i found that was particularly

01:31:30.200 disturbing was this interview right after he became mayor of burlington and they talk about all

01:31:35.400 sorts of different topics but the thing that really struck me the thing that i really i haven't heard

01:31:39.640 anywhere else this this reported i think this has been lost for decades is he's talking about

01:31:44.760 police support and to fully understand this this quote you have to you have to grasp that within

01:31:50.520 the communist movement and the socialist movement both today and in the 1980s they really don't like

01:31:55.720 police they hate police they talk about it all the time and so one of the criticisms of bernie sanders

01:32:01.480 believe it or not was that he got police support local police support so they're asking him about this

01:32:06.440 and they're saying hey it's controversial to some socialists that you got this police support what do you

01:32:11.160 have to say and he provides this answer about cops and how they've there's some good cops here and

01:32:17.240 let me let me let me read it uh verbatim uh sanders added that he knows that some police forces are

01:32:27.000 dominated by fascists and nazis but on the other hand we have a police force and we may have our own bad

01:32:35.320 eggs too but i don't consider these guys who are making ten thousand dollars a year as my enemies

01:32:40.920 as much as many offend certain people in the left-wing movement we've got good cops here

01:32:47.640 they're good trade unionists all regular trade union issues people who have a concern for young

01:32:54.680 people probably the major crime problem we have in the city is with young people these police see the

01:33:02.200 futility of arresting poor kids all of the time they want to get involved in some of the projects that

01:33:07.080 we're beginning to do uh to uh dent this surface on so he's saying here yeah i know cops are bad we all

01:33:17.080 know cops are bad but our cops are trade unionists and so because they're good members of the union

01:33:23.640 they're actually good most police forces i mean i love this he knows that okay he says some police forces

01:33:31.400 are dominated by fascists and nazis i'd like to know which ones

01:33:40.760 so would i i imagine he thinks it's actually more than just a few police forces it's it's important

01:33:47.320 to note that actually the writer is the one who said some police forces the direct quote from bernie

01:33:53.000 begins with are dominated by fascists and nazis and then there's a dot dot dot meaning we don't know

01:33:59.240 what he said immediately after that right right he was left out of the story so who knows what sort

01:34:04.920 of a rant he went on to add things to this to this mix but it just goes to show you bernie sanders is

01:34:10.760 not just this you know i love sweden and norway and denmark and i just want the world to be like

01:34:15.720 that no he is a radical marxist i believe trotskyite socialist uh who who wants to radically transform

01:34:24.200 the united states so tomorrow justin i'm doing a special on the people surrounding him and the

01:34:34.440 people that are in his campaign are terrifying truly terrifying because they are revolutionaries

01:34:41.000 he is a revolutionary are you shocked at uh the willingness for of apparently the average democrat

01:34:52.280 to just get on board the sanders train and ride that right into the the communist hell station

01:34:59.960 i i i am not for this reason i don't think i think this is so radical but he is so radical so extreme

01:35:10.760 that when you bring these things up when you talk about his support for for fidel castro and cuba and

01:35:17.080 the sandinistas and nicaragua and the soviet union all these things it sounds so crazy i think most

01:35:23.880 people don't believe it that's that's really where i think this is that i don't think people believe it

01:35:29.000 because it sounds almost like it's a vast right-wing conspiracy right it doesn't be real wait a minute

01:35:35.000 could you imagine anyone left or right anyone getting on the stage and going of course i condemn the

01:35:42.840 holocaust of course i condemn the brown shirts of course we all know about hitler and i condemn all of

01:35:50.200 that but let's talk about the volkswagen let's talk about his health care let's talk about his his youth

01:35:57.880 program let's talk about the super highway the autobahn that he he did a lot of good things of course we

01:36:05.160 condemn the holocaust can you imagine anyone of any party getting away with that how the hell is he

01:36:12.520 getting away with this when it comes to stalin china cuba venezuela well i mean the the answer

01:36:21.160 is really obvious it's that the mainstream press lets him get away with it because they are in in

01:36:27.400 many cases at the very least sympathetic to his views and they and they are secretly rooting for him

01:36:34.520 to win i mean that's that's the only explanation because if they had even an ounce of honesty in them

01:36:41.480 they would point out just how incredibly radical this man truly is they would point out that he is

01:36:49.800 actively sympathizing and has been actively sympathizing for decades with radical communist

01:36:56.280 and socialist groups again communist groups marxist groups for decades and some people might look at it

01:37:03.160 say well this is 1980 that was 40 years ago people say really horrible you know sometimes stupid foolish

01:37:09.640 things when they're young except bernie wasn't young he was in his 40s yeah he's a middle-aged man

01:37:17.480 and and he's not changing you know it's one thing if he would be like you know i said those things about

01:37:23.320 communism but then the wall came down and i saw what it really was no he's saying today the same things

01:37:30.360 he said back then there's nothing changed that's that's exactly right and he visited those places

01:37:38.040 i know went to the soviet union he went to nicaragua he actually saw these things with his own eyes he met

01:37:45.000 with with the president of nicaragua daniel ortega i mean he knew these people he saw what was going on

01:37:51.480 he is just as radical as it seems he is it's just so hard to believe that someone that radical that

01:37:59.160 marxist that crazy could get this far and yet that's exactly where we're at this man could very

01:38:05.400 likely be in fact i think he will be one of two people who will be chosen in november to be president

01:38:11.240 of the united states that is horrifying so justin let's not do because i find myself listening to

01:38:19.000 people saying the same thing about bernie sanders that everybody said about donald trump oh he's not

01:38:25.080 going to win these this is a you know he's crazy he's radical or how is it that these people they

01:38:31.560 must be bad they the voters must be bad they must be communist they must they know this why won't they

01:38:37.560 do anything about him he's a danger well that wasn't true about our side so why do we why do we

01:38:42.920 accept that about the left or i shouldn't say the left the democrats what is happening in the lives of

01:38:50.520 the democrats the average neighbor democrat not the crazy ones but the average democrat what is

01:38:57.240 happening in their life that is allowing them to say oh no you know what i'll vote for bernie sanders

01:39:03.400 i don't really care i want i want i want donald trump out so badly that i'll vote for this guy

01:39:11.160 and shut all reason off right i think that there's a couple of really key important things that have

01:39:18.120 happened number one is all of the main institutions are taken over by leftists who have who have

01:39:24.280 basically taught a whole generation really two generations of people that these ideas really

01:39:29.800 aren't that bad they don't teach them the history of what's happened in many of these countries that

01:39:33.400 have tried these ideas so a lot of people are just frankly ignorant about this stuff that's a big part

01:39:38.360 of it the other thing is there's been this very uh deliberate campaign attempt by bernie sanders and

01:39:44.520 other people alexandria ocasio-cortez lots of other socialists to paint scandinavia as what they're

01:39:51.000 looking for when in reality that's not what they're looking for and those countries aren't socialist

01:39:55.080 countries but they've done a very good job of convincing regular people who don't pay attention to

01:40:00.360 the issues very closely that these are the socialist countries that they're trying to be like

01:40:05.480 and nobody would look at sweden and say well that's a socialist hellhole nobody does that so

01:40:11.320 it's allowed them to point to finally have something that they can hold up and say here's

01:40:15.800 an example of something that works that's socialism that works and this is what we want and it makes

01:40:20.680 people feel comfortable with calling themselves a socialist and supporting a socialist because they

01:40:26.520 think that's what they're shooting for well in reality it's not what they're shooting uh it is it's a

01:40:33.080 remarkable to me and you will find it in this article now at glennbeck.com revealing bernie's

01:40:37.800 dark side one 1980s quote at a time he that's not what he's shooting for he may say that but that's

01:40:43.720 not what he's shooting for uh and if you look at his policies it's not sweden it's not anything like

01:40:51.800 what is happening in the scandinavian countries at all uh or even at the height of when they were

01:40:58.760 socialist in the 60s and 70s it's not what he is proposing i want to ask you one theory um or listen

01:41:07.000 to listen to a theory of mine about the difference between barack obama and bernie sanders uh in one

01:41:13.000 minute i get the answer again from justin haskins uh and justin again wrote that great article you find

01:41:19.800 it now share it with some friends uh at glennbeck.com well emergencies seem to happen overnight or do they

01:41:27.560 really i mean like coronavirus i've been talking to a lot of people uh and said okay so what are we

01:41:33.920 doing to prepare for you know massive system failure here and people can't be able to get to work and

01:41:40.380 everybody two weeks ago said well that's crazy and i'm like okay well i just want to plant that seed in

01:41:45.280 your head it might happen i don't think it will but it might now yesterday i spoke to some more people

01:41:50.460 and they were like oh you know what we should think about that but most people will wait until the

01:41:56.080 emergency happens and then many times it's too late they don't actually happen overnight you just

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01:43:08.220 so justin heskins is with us justin let me ask you this a theory of mine on the difference between

01:43:21.960 barack obama we saw when barack obama came in we saw barack obama for what he was and what some of

01:43:28.500 the people that he put around him were they were marxist radicals but the the key to the failure for

01:43:36.760 marxism on barack obama was he surrounded himself with all of the clinton people and the clinton people

01:43:44.180 may have been about corruption or they may about they may have even been just about good you know

01:43:49.160 very very progressive policies but they weren't going to end capitalism and so barack obama came in

01:43:57.200 and he's promoting this change and he's you know this good soldier of jeremiah rights and the left

01:44:04.900 gets excited about it but when he gets in the clinton people kind of stop him from doing anything

01:44:10.400 too radical and so he loses all of his support i mean he still wins the second term but he's not

01:44:17.320 drawing big crowds and he's not this icon bernie sanders is not the guy to surround himself with

01:44:24.600 people from the clinton campaign or from the dnc he despises them he'll go in and he will use

01:44:33.100 every lever he has to fundamentally change in a four-year period you agree with that

01:44:39.880 oh without without question without question um i think i agree i agree with your your theory about

01:44:47.440 barack obama i would add that really the biggest obstacle standing in his way was the tea party

01:44:53.120 movement yeah of 2010 it completely crushed any hope that he had of of accomplishing further reforms

01:45:01.000 uh and so and i think that that that stunted a lot of what he was trying to achieve but you're

01:45:05.460 absolutely right he was a barack obama was as socialist as you could get while being in within

01:45:12.880 the sort of framework establishment democratic framework right he's totally bernie sanders is out

01:45:19.460 and bernie sanders will use every lever i mean he will use i think i think the uh uh net neutrality

01:45:27.860 and the uh fairness doctrine for broadcast rules i think those are picnics compared to what will

01:45:35.580 happen to shut people like us down and keep us quiet absolutely he's going to use every tool at his

01:45:43.340 disposal to enact what he believes are essential reforms to the system he wants to completely get

01:45:49.880 rid of our current system um i think that one of the best tools he's going to use is modern monetary

01:45:54.980 theory this idea that we can just print an infinite amount of money to pay for whatever we want to pay

01:45:59.780 for and then to control society by controlling spending i believe he's going to do that and he

01:46:05.080 may actually get a lot of republicans on board with that because they don't seem to care about the debt

01:46:09.240 anymore either you're you're you're right um the executive look donald trump has done a lot of really

01:46:15.440 really good things but there's a there's a fatal flaw in the trump administration's tenure and that fatal

01:46:22.420 flaw is that most of it's been done through executive action much like barack obama's second

01:46:26.660 term and that stuff can all be wiped out anytime the next president wants and republicans in congress

01:46:33.100 failed to actually get things codified into law and so now all of these positive reforms can be wiped

01:46:39.000 away with a single pen stroke and that's exactly what bernie sanders will do and then he'll replace

01:46:42.900 it with socialist policies instead justin thank you very much make sure you get uh his article at

01:46:48.520 glennbeck.com also arguing with socialists my new book order it now on amazon comes out april 7th

01:46:55.960 you're listening to glenn beck american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org

01:47:07.720 i want you to listen carefully right now right now it just came out the fed is cutting interest rates

01:47:14.100 again it's at a 10 year low aggressive mortgage rates are 3.25 percent that's unheard of a 10 year

01:47:26.120 low and we haven't hit anything yet please please if you have a credit card it's got to be in double

01:47:34.700 digits some credit cards now are 21 interest rate got to get out of that and get out of it now i urge

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01:47:50.860 if you have any mortgage that is is you know not at least 10 years old you've got a refi because you're

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01:48:23.800 this is the glenbeck program let's go to our coronavirus update

01:48:53.080 uh for the day we now have globally 80 377 people with the coronavirus uh 2707 is the current

01:49:05.780 death count recovered is 27 904 now of the 80 000 people 77 666 are all in china and they are still

01:49:19.860 growing last night they had 516 new cases reported and another 72 deaths in china alone uh out of all of

01:49:30.420 the active cases 81 are mild and 19 percent are severe but again most of them are in china in south

01:49:41.880 korea last night the south korean president is saying that this is actually getting pretty dicey there

01:49:48.240 they have 977 people that are infected uh that is up overnight 144 new cases and three new deaths

01:49:57.220 last night in italy they had another 58 people uh that were reported to be infected with corona

01:50:04.960 iran up 34 with a total now of 95 people they're reporting a death rate of 19 percent but i just don't know

01:50:14.720 how that is uh true uh in the u.s currently the same as there was yesterday 53 53 53 that are infected

01:50:24.260 with the corona virus and no new cases in america and zero deaths that's really good news now the reason

01:50:35.580 why we want to bring you this update is because i really strongly believe that the coronavirus is going to

01:50:43.640 cause us real economic trouble and and also health problems and not the way everybody else is talking

01:50:51.380 about let me just go through some of the headlines is this the disease x that the world health organization

01:50:58.620 has predicted we've been talking about a a disease they call it disease x some sort of a pandemic flu that

01:51:07.340 would go around and sweep the earth they've been looking for it for a long time scientists are saying

01:51:13.120 whether this will be contained or not this outbreak is rapidly becoming the first true pandemic challenge

01:51:19.120 that fits disease x and that category south korea and china on sunday reported a rise in the new cases

01:51:29.880 the south korean prime minister has said it is a a grave stage now in south korea some virus clusters have

01:51:40.680 shown no direct link to travel to china and that's what's disturbing they can't figure out exactly how

01:51:48.060 this is uh spreading to a dozen towns in northern italy went into lockdown we told you about that

01:51:54.480 yesterday um and they they tested hundreds of people that have come came into contact with them

01:52:02.660 two people have died uh in uh in italy and it is now spread to more than two dozen countries

01:52:09.280 and territories uh some of those infected caused caught the virus in their local community with

01:52:16.740 no known link to china this is according to the u.s cdc in hong kong they have extended their school

01:52:25.860 closings until april 20th at quote the earliest also we have some things that are happening here in the

01:52:34.640 united states that i think we should pay attention to that i think are very very uh good uh donald trump

01:52:42.020 asked for 2.5 billion dollars to fight the coronavirus and he got a billion dollars for

01:52:48.800 work on a new vaccine this is something the united states government should be spending their money on

01:52:55.300 um we have to be very aggressive on this we have to learn from the mistakes of the rest of the world

01:53:02.300 and we could lead the world uh in a fight for a vaccine for this so you know a vaccine is going

01:53:10.900 to be hard to find but you know i told you just about an hour ago mit just found a um

01:53:19.100 an antibiotic that is not resistance to the worst strains of e coli we have always had a strain

01:53:29.120 of e coli that we just could not kill well it took him about a day and a half and it crunched i think

01:53:35.440 125 million different combinations of antibiotics and finally came up with an antibiotic that will

01:53:43.780 kill e coli with the technology that we have now and the amount of money that will be spent on this

01:53:52.980 this is where america can break through and shine and i commend the president on uh getting the money

01:54:01.300 for the search for a vaccine here in america there is another problem that the president should be

01:54:07.980 looking at and that is the the fact that under the clinton campaign and then under the bush uh reign

01:54:17.540 we we shipped all of our drug making capabilities to china when it comes to antibiotics they make 99.7

01:54:27.780 percent of all of our antibiotics now india is in the same situation except they get 80 percent of the

01:54:37.600 raw materials to make their drugs and antibiotics from china and already they are in massive trouble

01:54:45.960 because of this here in america we don't get the raw materials we buy the drug from a laboratory in china

01:54:54.300 99.7 percent of these missouri conservative uh has um written a letter to the u.s fda uh commissioner

01:55:06.220 we're talking about josh holly and he is saying we need the federal government to invest in helping

01:55:12.040 rebuild rebuild our industrial base using advanced manufacturing technology that can produce our

01:55:18.420 medicines more cheaply safely and with a smaller environmental footprint and fully from soup to nuts

01:55:25.620 from those core raw materials to finish drug in one location all here in the united states i couldn't agree

01:55:34.340 think more think locally everything we have when it comes to banking think locally the bigger that bank is

01:55:46.240 the more chance it has to be destroyed because it is connected to everything that could get sick

01:55:53.280 either financially or physically think locally we have to start thinking this way because everything

01:56:02.800 is about to break down everything we have is going to change and it's good and part of progress

01:56:12.700 but we can't think the way you know it's it's good to have global markets but we better be making our

01:56:20.700 own medicine and having things here and when that uh if you understand that concept think beyond locally

01:56:28.540 think personally it's time for you to check your finances again uh it's time for you to really look into

01:56:38.940 where you stand financially where do you stand with a plan of are you living in an inner city

01:56:46.800 is there anyone that if things start to go haywire you could go and bring your own food and everything

01:56:56.400 else and live way out of the city because the cities are going to be overburdened um how are you doing

01:57:04.020 financially right now can you buy some extra food can you do the things in case the stores are closed

01:57:13.060 70 percent right now everyone was supposed to return to work in the last week uh in china

01:57:21.360 only 70 percent of grocery stores and convenience stores are opened up everything else most of the

01:57:29.060 malls and everything else they're still closed you can't really buy anything except groceries

01:57:34.740 and only 70 percent of those stores are open today there's no reason to panic there's no reason to

01:57:42.720 worry about things just start being smart yesterday i talked to uh some people at our network

01:57:50.720 at premiere uh and at blaze and i said look i think it's time just to think and if you're a business

01:57:57.840 person you should be thinking this way can't this is not going to happen but in case it does you don't

01:58:05.980 want to be thinking about it when the rest of the world is panicking because they're talking about

01:58:10.260 closing schools and everything else here what is the contingency plan to make sure that business

01:58:17.040 continues now is the time to start thinking about those things and it's not just from sickness

01:58:25.900 here the coronavirus outbreak is already a global crisis as companies worldwide are forced to issue

01:58:32.700 profit warnings the u.s credit card network cut its revenue growth forecast as the spread of infections

01:58:39.400 puts off travelers they have in fact the chicago-based united credit scrapped its 2020 profit forecast

01:58:48.400 all together and said we have no idea how to predict what is coming the problem is the concern in the

01:58:57.100 industry is the global supply chain think locally the global supply chain has disrupted production

01:59:05.980 logistics sales for business uh that churn out any kind of essential from procter gamble in the u.s

01:59:12.520 to germany's um adidas adidas is down i think what is it 70 percent nestle push back its target for sales

01:59:22.960 growth um they are the their second mark the the nation china is their second largest uh uh market

01:59:31.860 um you had adidas saying that business slumped 85 percent burberry is down all of these things

01:59:42.340 are happening around the globe and they will eventually affect you and your money

01:59:48.240 you have um jim kramer yesterday giving a talk on tv saying you know it's crazy if you don't talk about

01:59:56.440 it and it's crazy if you do talk about it so i'm just going to talk about it because we should all be

02:00:01.020 prepared now good news and bad news and then we'll wrap it up here let me give you the bad news no let

02:00:07.220 you give me the good news first coronavirus has caused mortgage rates to plunge now to an eight-year

02:00:14.080 low i'm not going to get into all the details because those are kind of bad news but right now

02:00:18.520 mortgage rates are going down here's the really bad news and this is where i get pissed really pissed

02:00:25.580 coronavirus has just claimed its first victim mission impossible 7 they have stopped the filming of

02:00:38.700 mission impossible 7 now i'm pissed off now i want two billion dollars for a some sort of a uh

02:00:48.780 some sort of a inoculation i don't care how we do it but i want some sort of serum because i will not

02:00:57.400 wait too much longer for mission impossible 7 and that's your coronavirus update for the day

02:01:03.700 tomorrow i'm going to tell you one of the most dangerous conspiracy theories i have heard on this

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02:01:35.740 world and steals the light out of your life and you're really you're like i can't do anything that

02:01:41.820 that i want to do know this it doesn't have to be that way now i got to the point in my life where i

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02:02:34.780 this is the glenn beck program uh

02:02:59.980 i'm just gonna go right to this audio because i i i'm uncomfortable even describing what it is

02:03:07.020 listen we've got a candidate who's risen in the polls because of his track record bernie has all of

02:03:13.320 this loopy stuff in his background saying things like you know uh women get cancer from having too

02:03:18.420 many orgasms or toddlers should run around naked and touch each other's genitals to insulate

02:03:24.700 themselves from porn why has this stuff not been more surfaced he's written about women's

02:03:29.340 rape fantasies that hasn't been surfaced that's the loony side of bernie the policy side of bernie

02:03:35.240 is he has not been good on immigration he has not been good on criminal justice reform he was a an

02:03:40.320 avid back backer the 94th i want to hear about that running naked and great yeah whatever but can

02:03:46.320 you go back to the where she's like wait a minute what hold it what we've gone over a lot of bernie

02:03:52.440 stuff i do not remember that one no uh nor nor do i remember the cancer one i feel like cancer oh i

02:03:58.080 do remember that one the cancer caused by women's orgasms yeah yeah yeah yeah i've heard that one

02:04:02.720 it's amazing how this stuff doesn't seem to matter to anybody no doesn't seem to matter anybody that he

02:04:07.580 does this i mean the rape fantasy thing has been probably the one that's had the most press out of

02:04:11.500 and that's pretty incredible remarkable it's remarkable the fact that someone wrote that

02:04:17.500 in their life and is able to currently be close to the white house is insanity you know we need to do

02:04:25.000 tomorrow we'll do some of the stuff like that that don't make the special because tomorrow we have

02:04:31.100 no i can't wait for this special is unbelievable the wednesday night special 9 p.m eastern you'll find

02:04:38.060 it on blaze tv you can also have your friends watch it live only um you can watch it on youtube on the

02:04:45.560 blaze youtube page but that it won't be there after it's it's off it's only live and on demand at

02:04:52.060 blaze tv.com but if you have a friend who's like i'm not going to subscribe to that because let's climb

02:04:58.280 back just see if you can get them to watch it on youtube live 9 p.m eastern tomorrow but it is the

02:05:04.540 the radicals that are surrounding bernie sanders and all in their own words and it is terrifying

02:05:12.660 really truly terrifying when you see what these people and you see the track record and you put

02:05:18.780 it together with what bernie sanders says said and believes and then you look at the people around him

02:05:27.780 this is not your grandfather's democratic party this isn't your even your great great

02:05:36.880 grandmother yet to be born for your your children's children's children wow yeah i mean

02:05:45.300 yeah this guy is something we have never seen and hopefully we'll not see again anytime soon

02:05:52.440 the radical side of the bernie sanders campaign and what they really want to do that's a special

02:05:59.620 tomorrow night 9 p.m we'll go over some of the things that didn't make the schedule on tomorrow's radio

02:06:04.960 program

02:06:05.520 to glenn beck

The Glenn Beck Program - February 25, 2020

Republicans, Don’t Dismiss Bernie Sanders ｜ Guest： Sara A. Carter ｜ 2⧸25⧸20

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