The Glenn Beck Program - 'Roseanne' Says What the Media Won't

00:00:00.000 so as we've been we've been looking at what's happening with Donald Trump and the the trade

00:00:17.000 war if you will what's happening in North Korea South Korea China there might be a real method

00:00:24.700 to his madness here that seems to be working he's been known as a counter puncher when it

00:00:29.760 comes to domestic politics you hit him he hits you twice as hard but when it comes to foreign policy

00:00:35.420 his his strategy seems to be more akin to I'm going to punch you hard first and then we'll talk

00:00:42.140 about it there are two kinds of people who hate this sort of approach those who follow the stock

00:00:48.060 market and those who follow foreign policy and the biggest reason for this is the fear of the

00:00:54.960 unpredictable you you want to be unpredictable as a president but a predictable unpredictability

00:01:02.780 is preferred we have to know that things are stable if stockbrokers and money managers can't predict the

00:01:10.140 future you end up seeing what's currently happening on the Dow and that is one day it's down 700 points

00:01:15.120 the next day it's back up 600 and yesterday went back down over 300 and much of this has to do

00:01:21.200 with Trump's new trade policy is he pushing for tariffs or is it some sort of negotiating tactic

00:01:28.580 what's he doing I've always said that I've wanted a president that had a twitchy eye but not one that

00:01:37.300 you know the good guys didn't understand but he's got a twitchy eye and everybody is looking at him

00:01:43.840 going I don't know he just might do this now the same questions are being asked between nation states

00:01:50.980 and men and women in foreign policy circles for the first time in I don't know decades at least

00:01:58.760 the world has absolutely no idea what we're doing in Asia the once predictable United States has suddenly

00:02:05.540 become unpredictable and that is scaring the crap out of countries like China South Korea Japan and most

00:02:13.060 of all North Korea it's kind of good if you happen to be in a boat right now and you're cruising across

00:02:22.200 the Pacific go out on the top deck if the wind is coming from the west that smell you might be smelling

00:02:30.080 can only be described as one thing and that is fear fear has both China and North Korea wondering

00:02:38.880 what the heck they're going to do next

00:02:41.740 on Monday an armed train left North Korean capital it was granted unprecedented entry into China on its

00:02:50.660 way to Beijing military and police escort accompanied the entire way and at the same time all the news

00:02:57.380 regarding North Korea was immediately censored on Chinese news and on the internet it was a total and

00:03:03.980 complete blackout this wouldn't be able to happen in the United States but you have two communist

00:03:09.900 countries so what's going on here well as you watch perhaps a lot as the train pulled out of Beijing

00:03:21.840 yesterday the news leaked that Kim Jong-un himself had crept out of his hermit hole and made his first

00:03:28.060 ever foreign visit now I don't think it was because he said you know what I want to see China I have a

00:03:35.860 feeling it was China that said get your butt here now what made him do it such a dramatic and secretive

00:03:45.460 trip what made the president of China accept this highly unprecedented visit at this point of time

00:03:52.280 one word and that is fear fear of the unknown fear of what's coming next it's causing some

00:04:00.720 seriously dramatic changes in Asia North Korea has agreed to meet the US president for the first time

00:04:07.720 ever they have no idea whether they're coming or going and at the same time sanctions are crippling the

00:04:14.720 country China is realizing that they're putting on they've been put on the sidelines as a potential US North

00:04:21.000 Korea agreement and they're kind of freaking out at the same time Trump's tariffs are being used to

00:04:29.980 corner China into some sort of agreement that they don't like while all of this is going down the US

00:04:37.120 just finalized a trade deal with South Korea that keeps a South Korean tariff on steel in place

00:04:44.260 upholds a standing tariff on South Korean trucks and it opens the auto market in the country for Ford

00:04:52.620 and General Motors in trade terms this is equivalent of you know dunking on your opponent shattering the

00:04:59.800 the backboard and then landing on top of the guy you just dunked on I have that one right Stu in some

00:05:07.380 ways to do that's close for me we have said we're going to criticize the president when he's wrong

00:05:14.360 and there's plenty to criticize but acknowledge the times when he's doing things that are working

00:05:20.200 and so far I don't know what it means for the future but right now the punch first negotiate later

00:05:28.200 strategy appears to be working now let's see what the future holds

00:05:34.340 it's Wednesday March 28th this is the Glenn Beck program so what do you think Stu what do you think

00:05:51.040 what do you think is happening I you know with the North Korea part of it yeah the North Korea

00:05:57.160 the China the South Korea I mean you know the North Korea thing is is it's obviously too too early to tell

00:06:03.660 I mean yes the president's been tough on North Korea and it may show some good results we don't know I

00:06:09.000 mean you know all of their biggest missile tests and nuclear tests have happened under this tougher policy

00:06:14.040 so it's it's hard to know you know if it stops for a long time it's very consistent with what they've done

00:06:19.420 with past presidents which is in flame and flame and flame negotiate negotiate negotiate repeat

00:06:23.900 but you don't think I mean I think Kim Jong-un was was summoned to China I think he was told get on

00:06:31.900 your old-fashioned timey you know steam train and uh and get here yeah I mean that's obviously

00:06:38.300 speculation uh you know where that's kind of all you can do with this sort of thing it was speculation

00:06:42.600 that whether he was even there or not for most of the media which is such a strange thing they're

00:06:46.960 like why there's a really old train that pulled into China I think it must be him who else would

00:06:51.560 take a long old crappy train and it turned out to be true uh yeah so who knows right with that stuff

00:06:57.900 um you know it's a uh you know you hope for the best I think a lot of these things have uh

00:07:04.280 long-term uh questions on them and I think I think most of the people in the White House are aware of

00:07:10.700 that yeah they know who they're talking to the long term is uh you know what happens if you turn

00:07:17.920 the world against you you know uh and so you have to you have to be careful but Donald Trump is right

00:07:25.340 on one thing and that is we've been we've been played by the rest of the world for a long time

00:07:30.060 you know we've been taken advantage of I think uh for a long time we have we have also taken

00:07:37.020 advantage ourself yeah it's worked out fairly well for the lone superpower in the world yes you know

00:07:42.280 yes uh but uh we're we're very predictable and everybody knows how to play us because the state

00:07:48.240 department has been run basically with the same kind of ideas since the uh you know since world war ii

00:07:55.040 really yeah and only Ronald Reagan broke that he broke with the um with the state department now

00:08:02.360 Donald Trump is breaking it as well and it could work out really well for the United States it also

00:08:09.780 because he is also taking on our allies it also may not work out so well in in the long run but

00:08:18.960 it's refreshing to see a new new approach yeah I mean you know it's it's interesting too that the

00:08:25.180 new approach is being executed largely by former Bush officials right it's just kind of interesting he

00:08:30.900 surrounded himself with very establishment foreign policy types which has worked out pretty well

00:08:35.560 the Bush team yeah it really is uh or or you know off that Bush tree for sure um but again you know

00:08:41.840 they're competent people I mean you know we've praised a lot of those appointments they've they've been

00:08:45.920 really solid uh in that realm um and you know Bolton coming in I think is is is positive I think you

00:08:52.820 know we like uh you know uh the the new secretary of state uh we've you know we love obviously

00:08:58.960 Mattis we've been very positive on so I I think the difference is do you remember when George Bush

00:09:04.600 said shock and awe shock and awe is coming full force and might of the United States of America is

00:09:10.120 coming and so we all gathered around the television and we were all a little worried about what is

00:09:14.320 coming and then we saw and we went that's it there's no way to live up to that build up there's

00:09:21.080 no way no the full force and might of the United States of America you expect you know we've all

00:09:25.820 seen the footage of the big mushroom clouds we know what that is and I don't believe that that's

00:09:29.800 what we were looking for but we were looking for something a little a little more than what we saw

00:09:34.440 um and I'm sure it was a little different on the receiving end than it was for us sitting in our

00:09:40.020 living rooms watching it going I don't know what's on channel four um so uh so uh but but if Donald

00:09:50.260 Trump said the full force and might of the United States and it's going to be shock and awe I think

00:09:57.740 people around the world will look at that differently you know I think people around the world would go

00:10:04.240 he he he he he he might launch nukes and that is something that you know when your back is against

00:10:14.020 the wall you don't ever want to bluff but you you want people to question whether or not you will do

00:10:23.740 it you want to have enough credibility to say I'm I'm going in this direction and people to believe

00:10:31.560 you now the the one the one thing that you need to uh to do crazy things in today's world is to be a

00:10:39.060 little bit crazy or to be known as a little bit crazy yeah I mean deterrence only works when you

00:10:43.500 believe the other side might do it uh to quote the great documentary spies like us a weapon unused

00:10:49.740 is a useless weapon uh and it's like if you're if you don't ever get to the point where you think

00:10:54.780 the other side will ever pull the trigger on it I mean look at the red line stuff with Syria you know

00:10:59.280 I mean the reason why Obama was so ineffective on foreign policy is nobody believed he'd ever do

00:11:05.000 anything other than an occasional drone strike or something like that no one believed it uh and you

00:11:10.900 they believed Reagan you know they believe Trump I think they believe Trump might do something I

00:11:17.420 think they believe Trump more than Reagan I think they fear uh the the outer bounds of what's possible

00:11:26.220 with Trump right where we're with Reagan I think they believed nuclear war I mean I think he was he

00:11:32.120 he would use it as a deterrent but they believed he would use it as a deterrent here's the difference I

00:11:36.760 think I think and I could be wrong I think the world looked at Ronald Reagan some the left looked

00:11:43.780 at him as a crazy man but the right looked at him as a righteous warrior you know what I mean somebody

00:11:50.780 who said communism is evil and it's going to be destroyed and so they knew they knew what he believed

00:11:58.860 in the core of his being is an ideological fuel correct and there was that fuel that would would not ever

00:12:05.320 go out and he would not allow it to be extinguished and if he was pushed into a corner that's what was

00:12:12.360 going to drive him I think the world looks at Donald Trump as uh pro-american but just nuts enough

00:12:23.880 to be able to do it and it is unlike Ronald Reagan it was an ideological thing yeah this is it's not an

00:12:30.340 ideological thing with with Donald Trump he believes in America and he wants America to be great and and

00:12:36.820 to win but it's not this is clearly evil this is clearly good he's just that is what I want and that's

00:12:46.760 what I'm going to take and and and so you don't know what you you don't really know what's driving

00:12:53.340 him does that make sense to you do you think that's accurate or how the world sees it and I think they see

00:12:58.400 it too as you know they they definitely play to his ego a lot and I think that's a standard thing the media

00:13:05.340 does for example the New York Times goes in there and compliments him 500 times and gets all these quotes

00:13:09.320 out of him when they have these interviews and they you know that they that is a something we've seen

00:13:14.460 from world leaders consistently they've they've consistently tried to frame Trump in winning these battles

00:13:20.300 um because they think that will lead to better treatment from from the administration I mean I

00:13:28.240 think that's largely been you know probably proven true uh but still you know that's what I think he

00:13:34.380 wants yeah and I and I I will tell you I think this is what the average person wants um if you watch

00:13:40.040 I think that's true if you watch the average American I should say I don't think the average

00:13:44.220 South Korean probably not as much on that um but uh if you watch last night if you saw Roseanne

00:13:50.280 yeah and now I don't know how a woman who actually called for the I think beheading or hanging

00:13:56.220 seriously called for the hanging of all of the bankers um a devout communist I don't know how she's

00:14:04.160 allowed to be on TV again but she she took on her Roseanne character last night and I think she

00:14:10.340 actually spoke to the American people both left and right and vocalized can we play the clip Sarah that

00:14:17.720 is where she's talking to her sister and she says you know look he talked about jobs and that was

00:14:25.080 really important that's uh yeah Roseanne on why she voted for Trump yeah how could you have voted for

00:14:30.700 him Roseanne he talked about jobs Jackie he said he'd shake things up I mean this might come as a

00:14:36.860 complete shock to you but we almost lost our house the way things are going have you looked at the news

00:14:41.200 because now things are worse not on the real news oh please you just can't stand for anybody to have

00:14:49.420 their own opinions about anything can you so you tell them how stupid they are all the time and you

00:14:55.920 get them to question what they believe in their heart is the right thing to do until they make some

00:15:01.460 enormous mistake that tears America apart and brings the world to the brink of nuclear apocalypse

00:15:07.960 so I'm guessing this isn't about Becky's eggs anymore you kept saying what a disaster it would

00:15:15.920 be if she got elected and how I wasn't seeing the big picture and how everything was rigged and then

00:15:20.560 I go into the booth and I voted for Jill Stein who's Jill Stein some doctor you did such a good job of

00:15:32.660 making me doubt myself and feel so stupid that I choked which helped get him elected well the

00:15:39.580 important thing is that you voted it is this is an amazing thing here's an avowed socialist really

00:15:48.300 almost communist who is is in real life pro Donald Trump it's a weird bed bedfellow but she is speaking

00:15:57.780 the words that the media doesn't understand when she was sitting at that table in that kitchen of

00:16:04.360 the Conners that we've all grown up seeing when she was sitting at that table and she said you know

00:16:09.760 we almost lost our house that was one of the most important lines I think of the entire show because a

00:16:16.620 lot of people listen to this and they were watching last night went damn right they don't understand

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00:17:53.600 slash back glenn back mercury

00:17:58.560 glenn back jack barsky is uh going to be joining us here in a second jack barsky is a is a is really a

00:18:12.820 russian spy lived here in the united states for a long time he's an amazing life just an amazing life

00:18:18.640 um and he lived really the life of the the uh fx show the uh the americans in fact he consulted on

00:18:27.260 that for a while uh which premieres again tonight i think it's its final season tonight if you haven't

00:18:32.940 watched the americans i love it i love it first season is like okay i got it you can have sex i got it

00:18:41.340 that was what they wanted to prove with the first season so and then they were like and then people

00:18:45.080 actually got interested in the storyline and so they're like okay we don't have to do sex all the

00:18:48.700 time that is seemingly what a lot of series it really is suck you in with the sex and violence

00:18:53.280 early seasons right um and it just gets to be really really smart and and uh good and and really

00:19:00.440 takes you through the 1980s in a show in a way that i i haven't seen done before but anyway that's uh

00:19:05.580 that's premiering tonight jack barsky is going to be on with us because i don't know if you saw this

00:19:09.180 do you remember when i said that um the the uh hyperspeed weapons are i thought was a was a the

00:19:20.680 russians playing us just like ronald reagan played russia with star wars we didn't have laser weapons

00:19:28.220 do they have hypersonic weapons they say yes interesting story came out yesterday that china

00:19:36.520 is now saying that they have hypersonic weapons as well so the story that i read from from the you

00:19:47.140 know military industrial complex was they have them and it's an arms race and we are way behind on

00:19:56.220 hypersonic weapons that's exactly what happened during the 1980s that collapsed the soviet union

00:20:04.760 is this real or is this a replay of ronald reagan in reverse on us with russia and now china

00:20:12.660 jack barsky next glenn back mercury

00:20:18.140 this is the glenn back program jack barsky now an american was born in east germany right after world

00:20:33.880 war ii and he was recruited by the kgb when he was a college student to become a spy he spent 10

00:20:39.460 years as an undercover agent in the united states starting in 1978 he was a soviet spy based in new

00:20:46.240 york city where he was watching the final days of the cold war unfold here in the united states even as

00:20:54.980 a kgb spy uh his life has taken a few unexpected turns he severed his relationship with the kgb in

00:21:02.980 1988 and pursued a corporate career in information technology he was finally captured by the fbi in

00:21:10.720 1997 he's been on 60 minutes he has a new book called deep undercover my secret life and tangled

00:21:18.920 allegiances as a kgb spy in america jack welcome back to the program how are you well thanks for

00:21:26.140 having me back i'm good before we start this allow me to to volunteer something i've been uh in germany

00:21:35.400 and poland for the last three weeks and i found a species that is increasingly rare in the united states

00:21:41.980 journalists what are you hearing you're in poland now are you not i am in warsaw yes yeah what are

00:21:53.200 you what are you seeing the difference in news reporting well they ask intelligent questions they

00:22:00.640 are informed you know i don't get blank stares when i mention some names of the past uh and uh and

00:22:07.940 and i think there's there's more real interest in what's going on in the world and this of course

00:22:13.600 in europe uh they they have a different geography and so forth so there's an explanation why americans

00:22:21.640 are naval gazers to some extent but but the level of ignorance that i've encountered uh in the united

00:22:28.820 states with regard to what's going on right now in this world is is astounding and it's scary

00:22:34.600 so jack let me ask you a couple of questions because i think you would have you know some

00:22:40.340 really good insight on the mind of putin and russia and what they're really doing with the attack on um

00:22:48.640 the uh the uk bringing that particular weapon in so it's it's known that it had to be uh putin

00:22:57.560 what should the response be and the response has been to kick out you know ambassadors

00:23:04.580 and spies is is that good enough what should we be doing and how is putin going to respond

00:23:11.720 well i beg to differ with your premise that it's known that it had to be putin

00:23:18.820 it's a it's a reasonable conclusion that it somehow leads in the direction of russia whether that's putin

00:23:26.320 himself i doubt very much uh that that just doesn't make any sense why uh and there why yeah um

00:23:34.780 think about why why would this guy be killed at this point and why would putin concentrate on him

00:23:44.200 personally uh we don't know any of that but this is all speculation uh you know this is there's a

00:23:52.120 possibility that somebody who would was trying to give them a present or something like that

00:23:56.920 uh but it putin wants to be seen as a statesman as a you know as a player on the international scene

00:24:03.680 that there's no good reason for him to go after this guy that known reason i i'm saying so so um

00:24:10.980 what bothers me about this whole situation that is that the politicians all over the world

00:24:17.620 uh are competing with each other uh to be more anti-russian uh and that's based on very often

00:24:26.360 based on internal politics you know i'm i'm more russian anti-russian than you uh that's a dangerous

00:24:32.760 path to travel down when you when you subject foreign policy to politics that is emotionally charged

00:24:39.820 to begin with that's my real problem here whether it was putin or not i'm sorry uh that's the real

00:24:47.040 big deal is how the west is acting and reacting and now i'm coming to your question uh i i believe that

00:24:54.140 this is standard operating procedure in a situation like that when you think somebody did something

00:24:59.300 wrong you know you explore you you let a few of the known spies the diplomats that are

00:25:07.340 undercover but actually spies you let him go and and and then the other side retaliates and when does

00:25:14.540 it stop i don't i that's a question for you i'm not sure war i don't i don't know either the point

00:25:22.720 being though uh you know when when i when i look back and people can have uh different opinions about

00:25:30.180 ronald reagan but ronald reagan dealt with the mighty soviet union in a different manner than than

00:25:36.160 we do right now uh dealing with a russian he he projected a quiet focused strength we don't get this

00:25:46.040 out of the white house we don't get this out of congress and in europe they're also you know uh they're

00:25:51.900 red with rage but you know we need to we need to band together as a west and and show exactly what

00:25:58.500 reagan did in those in in in the 80s so jack let me ask you if putin is playing the same game that

00:26:06.400 reagan played on us with this with this hypersonic weapon there's no evidence that that exists there's

00:26:14.220 calls now for a new arms race they say china is now on this hypersonic weapon uh is is this

00:26:22.020 uh the ronald reagan star wars play or do you think they have this i don't know uh uh you know technology

00:26:31.380 uh that makes incredible leaps and and i i think i think it's a bluff but it doesn't mean that in a few

00:26:38.820 years as uh some such weapon won't exist all the more important is that as much as we have

00:26:45.260 differences amongst other uh these nations we was in china and us and and russia all the more

00:26:52.520 important it is to to find a way to coexist because the one thing is clear neither the russians nor the

00:27:00.280 chinese are suicidal maniacs that uh belongs to that label belongs to the koreans and and the iranians

00:27:07.240 uh we need to find a way to sit down and and and don't uh deliberately or accidentally blow up the

00:27:15.800 world so we were just talking about um china and north korea yesterday china um uh announced that it

00:27:25.640 was kim jong-un that went to north went to china on that old-fashioned steam train and uh and they were

00:27:33.120 talking this is uh a sign perhaps that uh donald trump is pushing asia into a corner and saying

00:27:43.000 look you're gonna have to deal with this because we're not gonna put up with it anymore do you see

00:27:47.160 this as a good thing or a bad thing well it sounds like you know a good thing since the chinese

00:27:53.080 president said that uh that they that they are committed to denuclearizing asia well the i'm not sure

00:28:01.840 why why this would you know would just the the words would make any difference they could possibly

00:28:07.980 mean it as i said they're not they're not suicidal maniacs the chinese the the korean you don't know

00:28:13.740 what's in this guy's head uh but but he he clearly is dependent on china and is the entire existence of

00:28:22.260 that country and uh it appears that he also doesn't want to die okay so this is a weird so jack let me

00:28:34.400 let me go back to um russia for just a second you and i both uh agree that russia is a giant threat

00:28:42.220 russia sees putin in particular sees the end of the cold war um in a different way than than we see it

00:28:50.540 he thinks that it is the biggest tragedy of the 20th century is the soviet union collapse

00:28:54.880 um correct he is he is funding or people around him are funding uh radical groups uh all around the

00:29:04.760 world he is infiltrating uh our press etc etc and and pushing things out on social media

00:29:12.540 what should we be doing jack

00:29:14.600 i have only one answer that may not be the it may not be the only existing answer but it's a it's a

00:29:24.260 really good answer i believe you're familiar with the magnitsky act yes okay we we need to we need to

00:29:33.580 uh uh uh freeze assets of known wrongdoers evildoers because that's what they're most afraid of

00:29:42.340 you know here's the bottom line if if you if you're an autocrat if you are one of the oligarchs

00:29:48.640 you know you're somewhat on borrowed time you know the tables might turn and then you then all you have

00:29:55.580 left is your savings if your savings are blocked that's not a good thing so somebody said i heard an

00:30:02.120 expert say the other day that this actually may work into putin's favor because um he's trying to

00:30:08.160 repatriate all of that cash and bring these oligarchs back into the fold if they're blocked by the west

00:30:14.700 uh they have no place to go but home yeah bring it back and stash it as what as gold or diamonds

00:30:23.620 you know i'm not a finance expert i don't know how that would work but uh yeah yeah on the world

00:30:30.380 scene uh... there's a there's a lot of things that that you probably know even more about that i do uh... but

00:30:36.420 clearly uh... if you remember this this uh... visual nitskaya the the the the the lawyer that

00:30:43.760 sought an audience and got an audience with the trump uh... folks she was pushing that for sure so it's it

00:30:52.760 hurt that bummel did did you would did you hear that unfortunately it wasn't covered very well that the

00:30:58.380 broder testimony

00:31:00.420 i'm not sure

00:31:02.360 uh... broder who who wrote this book uh... read uh...

00:31:07.600 uh... now i forgot the book he's the he's the uh... grandson of uh...

00:31:13.100 earl broder who was the head of the communist party of the usa and he made a lot of money in the united states

00:31:18.800 and he was responsible mignitsky was his attorney

00:31:22.500 he made a lot of money in russia uh... and and and mignitsky was his attorney who was who was

00:31:28.540 killed by he's the guy he's the guy who really

00:31:31.440 put the maninsky act uh... together he

00:31:34.580 that is correct yeah he's been on our show he's been yeah he's great

00:31:38.120 uh... okay so you know him yes and and he's awesome and i'm i was i was really disappointed that he

00:31:44.160 didn't get more played by the senate as well as in the media

00:31:48.460 uh... jack one last question we got to go um... the americans premiere tonight kind of the life you

00:31:55.800 led uh... how accurate is that from the 1980s soviet spies

00:32:01.780 obviously i've been asked this question many times and i changed my answer a little bit

00:32:08.260 when you look at the scenes scene by scene what they depict

00:32:12.580 is

00:32:13.740 almost everything

00:32:15.620 could have

00:32:16.660 probably did happen except not

00:32:19.160 in that concentration

00:32:20.580 by one couple they are probably a distillation of a thousand different spies

00:32:25.180 uh... it's impossible for somebody

00:32:27.260 to kill a bunch of people one week and then

00:32:30.480 smuggle out uh... uh... nerve gas and

00:32:33.880 and

00:32:36.680 and on top of it they do some things that uh... that secret undercover agents don't do

00:32:41.580 they will run around with wigs on their head

00:32:43.360 and and they have a direct contact with their handler in the country

00:32:46.880 no no no no uh... but

00:32:49.820 it's

00:32:51.040 as

00:32:51.300 as realistic as i've seen

00:32:54.160 uh... portrayed in movies or on tv so

00:32:57.780 the way that they

00:32:58.380 well done

00:32:59.060 the way that they do and i think it was red sparrow which i haven't seen but

00:33:02.900 the way they portray their training

00:33:05.020 um...

00:33:06.460 uh...

00:33:07.260 in red sparrow and in this is that what spy college was like over in the old soviet union

00:33:12.860 not at all

00:33:14.520 uh... i i was trained one on one i'd never met somebody else

00:33:18.460 uh... and some of my training was quite inadequate and you know picking out people as children and

00:33:24.000 and raising them that way there's a lot of there's a lot of things around this this this show that that is fiction uh...

00:33:31.400 uh... and but

00:33:32.940 it's the greatest show ever because i was uh... last year i was there on the show as an extra

00:33:38.860 all right jack

00:33:42.780 god bless you and and uh... when you return back to the united states

00:33:45.820 uh... in the middle of april

00:33:48.620 okay good luck over there and uh... let us know when you come back i'd love to hear some

00:33:52.680 some of the tales that you have uh... brought back

00:33:55.500 okay god bless you too sir

00:33:57.620 bye

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00:35:38.460 glenn beck mercury

00:35:42.580 glenn beck

00:35:52.940 it's really interesting to hear

00:35:54.260 barsky's take

00:35:55.620 i disagree with him

00:35:57.120 uh...

00:35:57.860 on russia

00:35:58.880 but then i wonder

00:35:59.800 why

00:36:00.840 why do i disagree

00:36:02.100 i take the word of england

00:36:04.380 and the

00:36:05.080 you know

00:36:05.600 mi6

00:36:06.440 i take it at face value

00:36:08.720 and then i start thinking

00:36:10.520 wait a minute

00:36:11.080 why is the press doing that

00:36:13.540 the press is usually very skeptical

00:36:16.000 of intelligence reporting

00:36:17.160 we've been told over and over again

00:36:18.200 that bush lied

00:36:19.040 it wasn't

00:36:19.760 especially when it comes to

00:36:20.740 chemical weapons

00:36:21.660 and weapons of mass destruction

00:36:22.880 i know

00:36:23.420 i mean because bush

00:36:24.680 had far more intelligence

00:36:26.560 than we have

00:36:27.480 tony blair

00:36:28.300 yeah

00:36:28.680 they had tony blair out there every day

00:36:30.040 and again

00:36:30.880 the intelligence largely proved to be incorrect

00:36:33.360 but still here

00:36:34.320 we have

00:36:35.300 basically what we have is

00:36:36.280 this

00:36:36.680 chemical weapon

00:36:38.140 has its genesis

00:36:39.760 in russia

00:36:40.520 it only made in russia

00:36:42.280 only made in russia

00:36:42.860 so we believe it came from somewhere in russia

00:36:44.540 and we believe we understand the structure of russia

00:36:47.180 well enough to know that this sort of thing probably wouldn't happen

00:36:49.820 without putin's express approval

00:36:51.780 and demand

00:36:53.460 so i still believe it

00:36:54.760 i still believe it

00:36:55.420 but why is the media so instant in their belief of the intelligence

00:36:59.400 i think it's because of their hatred for donald trump

00:37:03.380 they've been trying to make trump look weak on russia

00:37:05.180 right

00:37:05.580 uh and

00:37:06.700 this helps them in that

00:37:08.460 cause i guess

00:37:09.480 is that it

00:37:09.960 i mean they didn't believe tony blair

00:37:12.500 they didn't believe bush

00:37:13.900 and that hurt bush right

00:37:14.940 right

00:37:15.380 right

00:37:16.040 so

00:37:17.040 is it that simple

00:37:20.120 is it that evil

00:37:21.160 quite honestly

00:37:22.000 glenn

00:37:24.160 beck

00:37:24.980 mercury

00:37:26.140 love

00:37:32.580 courage

00:37:33.780 truth

00:37:35.520 glenn

00:37:37.260 beck

00:37:38.140 in the new york times op-ed section

00:37:40.140 yesterday

00:37:41.040 retired u.s supreme court justice john paul stevens

00:37:44.220 penned an op-ed about gun control

00:37:46.300 in it

00:37:47.440 the 97 year old

00:37:49.040 was one of four

00:37:50.540 unsuccessful dissenters

00:37:52.620 in the um

00:37:53.680 in the 2008 district of columbia

00:37:56.040 versus heller

00:37:57.160 in which the supreme court

00:37:58.760 determined second amendment

00:37:59.700 does in fact guarantee

00:38:01.640 a citizen's right

00:38:02.680 to possess firearms

00:38:03.760 for his self-defense

00:38:05.960 he says we should abolish

00:38:10.560 the second amendment

00:38:11.740 he was appointed by richard nixon

00:38:14.440 stevens started his career

00:38:16.160 as a republican

00:38:16.920 but he quickly led

00:38:18.100 the liberal wing

00:38:18.840 of the supreme court

00:38:20.100 which has been

00:38:21.340 uh

00:38:21.740 you know

00:38:22.480 he's just left a legacy

00:38:25.380 of

00:38:26.040 progressive causes

00:38:27.400 uh

00:38:28.140 in his

00:38:28.660 in his wake

00:38:29.560 the media has described him

00:38:32.260 as a conservative

00:38:33.500 but that's a falsehood

00:38:34.840 he opposed

00:38:36.280 the district of columbia

00:38:37.440 versus heller

00:38:38.200 which

00:38:38.560 said

00:38:39.460 you have a right

00:38:40.600 to defend yourself

00:38:41.460 in the new york times

00:38:43.400 op-ed

00:38:43.800 justice stevens

00:38:44.660 describes the second amendment

00:38:46.100 which states

00:38:47.480 that a well-regulated militia

00:38:49.100 being necessary

00:38:49.920 for the security

00:38:50.680 of a free state

00:38:51.680 the right of the people

00:38:52.980 to keep and bear arms

00:38:54.000 shall not be infringed

00:38:55.440 he says

00:38:56.280 that's just an old relic

00:38:57.780 of the 18th century

00:38:58.980 i love this

00:39:00.420 your rights

00:39:01.600 are given to you

00:39:03.080 by a higher being

00:39:05.100 your rights

00:39:06.160 are not given to you

00:39:07.640 by god

00:39:08.520 your right

00:39:09.640 to life

00:39:10.460 liberty

00:39:11.100 and property

00:39:12.600 that's what it was

00:39:14.060 originally

00:39:14.640 until jefferson

00:39:16.200 and others

00:39:16.980 tried to stop

00:39:18.060 the slave trade

00:39:19.140 they changed

00:39:20.060 property

00:39:20.780 to pursuit

00:39:22.480 of happiness

00:39:23.300 did you mean

00:39:25.120 that they're not

00:39:25.780 given to you

00:39:26.240 by government

00:39:26.820 you said

00:39:27.300 not given to you

00:39:27.860 by god

00:39:28.220 oh yeah

00:39:28.480 sorry

00:39:28.680 not given to you

00:39:29.340 by government

00:39:29.920 they're given

00:39:30.420 to you

00:39:30.740 by god

00:39:31.460 so how is it

00:39:33.300 that these rights

00:39:34.020 change

00:39:34.840 have humans

00:39:36.240 changed

00:39:36.940 do we

00:39:38.160 not need

00:39:39.240 the right

00:39:39.780 for self-protection

00:39:41.220 have governments

00:39:42.740 become so good

00:39:44.040 that they're all ruled

00:39:45.200 by better angels

00:39:46.640 now they're

00:39:47.960 no they'll never

00:39:49.120 kill anybody

00:39:49.980 they'll never

00:39:50.760 oppress anyone

00:39:51.900 they'll never

00:39:53.260 go wrong

00:39:54.060 it is incredible

00:39:56.220 to me

00:39:56.900 that at the time

00:39:58.360 we trust

00:39:59.060 our government

00:39:59.820 the least

00:40:01.380 in at least

00:40:02.600 in my lifetime

00:40:03.580 we are saying

00:40:05.140 hey let's get

00:40:05.920 rid of the guns

00:40:06.740 at the same time

00:40:09.120 last time

00:40:10.220 half the

00:40:10.820 half the

00:40:11.880 population

00:40:12.580 thought that

00:40:13.600 Obama

00:40:14.000 could go

00:40:14.820 and become

00:40:15.340 a dictator

00:40:15.900 now the other

00:40:17.480 half believes

00:40:18.260 this guy

00:40:18.880 could become

00:40:19.440 a dictator

00:40:20.060 and

00:40:21.520 we're actually

00:40:23.180 talking about

00:40:24.080 getting rid of

00:40:24.760 guns

00:40:25.340 he celebrated

00:40:28.460 the high school

00:40:29.020 renegades

00:40:29.700 supposedly at the

00:40:30.780 helm of

00:40:31.340 the impressively

00:40:32.580 and impressively

00:40:33.800 funded March

00:40:34.800 for our lives

00:40:35.560 I don't know

00:40:36.060 how these kids

00:40:37.080 did it

00:40:37.540 it was really

00:40:38.280 George Soros

00:40:39.300 really amazing

00:40:40.560 Stevens claims

00:40:42.240 that the high school

00:40:43.020 protesters

00:40:43.600 quote reveal

00:40:44.900 the broad

00:40:45.880 public support

00:40:46.800 for legislation

00:40:47.620 to minimize

00:40:48.740 the risk

00:40:49.560 of mass

00:40:50.280 killings

00:40:50.800 of school

00:40:51.260 children

00:40:51.620 and others

00:40:52.160 in our society

00:40:53.080 the high school

00:40:54.220 students

00:40:54.720 Justice Stevens

00:40:55.500 writes

00:40:55.960 should demand

00:40:57.340 a repeal

00:40:58.140 of the

00:40:58.540 second

00:40:58.820 amendment

00:40:59.200 good

00:41:00.660 let's

00:41:01.700 have

00:41:02.260 that

00:41:02.800 debate

00:41:03.520 if that's

00:41:05.480 what they

00:41:05.940 want

00:41:06.320 and it

00:41:06.700 clearly

00:41:07.360 is

00:41:08.020 what they

00:41:08.520 want

00:41:08.960 then stop

00:41:10.020 hiding

00:41:10.640 behind

00:41:11.260 common

00:41:12.020 sense

00:41:12.660 gun

00:41:13.000 control

00:41:13.660 demand

00:41:15.100 the repeal

00:41:16.200 of the

00:41:16.620 second

00:41:16.940 amendment

00:41:17.380 but quite

00:41:20.340 honestly

00:41:20.700 all they seem

00:41:21.360 to be doing

00:41:21.960 is demanding

00:41:22.880 things

00:41:23.540 the narrative

00:41:24.640 is becoming

00:41:25.200 familiar

00:41:25.760 a ragtag

00:41:27.060 band of

00:41:27.780 high schoolers

00:41:28.640 leading a revolution

00:41:29.860 to go against

00:41:31.320 the gun-toting

00:41:32.420 boogeyman

00:41:33.280 these kids

00:41:35.100 are too young

00:41:35.700 to see the

00:41:36.260 irony in it

00:41:37.120 they don't

00:41:37.980 realize that

00:41:38.540 the real

00:41:38.960 boogeymen

00:41:39.740 are the ones

00:41:40.780 telling them

00:41:41.580 what to do

00:41:42.620 and what to say

00:41:44.020 it's wednesday

00:41:52.240 march 28th

00:41:53.580 this is the

00:41:54.560 glenbeck program

00:41:55.520 you know i want to

00:41:56.240 clarify that a little

00:41:57.080 bit i believe

00:41:57.980 like david aug

00:41:58.900 i i believe

00:41:59.700 he's not being

00:42:00.480 told what to say

00:42:01.380 maybe told

00:42:01.960 how to say it

00:42:02.960 but these kids

00:42:04.160 do believe

00:42:04.960 this stuff

00:42:05.620 but as

00:42:06.800 as cameras

00:42:08.360 that went out

00:42:09.040 into the crowd

00:42:09.780 found

00:42:10.340 nobody knows

00:42:12.300 what they're even

00:42:13.040 talking about

00:42:14.340 of course not

00:42:15.240 if we could have

00:42:16.160 an intellectual

00:42:17.020 discussion

00:42:17.860 no name calling

00:42:19.600 but an intellectual

00:42:20.740 discussion we'd be

00:42:21.720 able to find that

00:42:22.460 out if cnn

00:42:23.660 would decide to

00:42:24.680 ask them

00:42:25.440 and press them

00:42:26.680 for a little

00:42:28.100 more details

00:42:29.100 wait a minute

00:42:30.680 let's clear up

00:42:31.580 that fact

00:42:32.120 because that's

00:42:32.520 not exactly

00:42:33.120 true

00:42:33.560 then we would

00:42:34.680 we would be

00:42:35.300 able to move

00:42:35.780 forward

00:42:36.320 you know look

00:42:37.620 i have

00:42:38.720 i have long

00:42:40.300 said

00:42:40.780 if somebody

00:42:42.400 comes up

00:42:42.900 with a better

00:42:43.460 system

00:42:44.000 i'm in

00:42:44.840 you come up

00:42:46.020 with something

00:42:46.460 that is better

00:42:47.300 than the

00:42:48.060 declaration of

00:42:48.700 independence

00:42:49.100 and the

00:42:50.280 uh the

00:42:50.960 constitution of

00:42:51.820 the united

00:42:52.100 states with

00:42:52.760 the bill of

00:42:53.220 rights

00:42:53.600 if you can

00:42:54.920 come up

00:42:55.300 with something

00:42:55.700 better i'm

00:42:56.320 in i'm in

00:42:57.540 i don't care

00:42:58.620 i am not

00:42:59.900 loyal to this

00:43:00.920 because well

00:43:01.760 it's what i

00:43:02.180 grew up with

00:43:02.880 i don't care

00:43:03.560 this is the

00:43:05.940 best system

00:43:07.100 ever devised

00:43:08.460 by man to

00:43:09.340 protect rights

00:43:10.480 now we

00:43:11.120 haven't used

00:43:11.780 it in a

00:43:12.300 long time

00:43:13.140 it's been

00:43:14.880 used against

00:43:15.840 people over

00:43:16.800 and over

00:43:17.100 again but

00:43:17.820 i echo the

00:43:18.580 words of

00:43:19.080 martin luther

00:43:19.500 king america

00:43:20.700 live up to

00:43:22.060 the words that

00:43:22.880 you wrote down

00:43:23.720 on piece of

00:43:24.480 paper just

00:43:25.900 do that just

00:43:27.080 live those

00:43:28.520 words and

00:43:29.720 we'll be fine

00:43:30.580 but i am so

00:43:32.940 tired of hearing

00:43:33.780 people say oh

00:43:34.500 no i'm not

00:43:35.020 trying to take

00:43:35.560 your guns away

00:43:36.240 really then

00:43:38.000 why is there

00:43:38.680 legislation being

00:43:39.700 being offered

00:43:40.780 now 21

00:43:42.060 co-signers the

00:43:43.080 last i checked

00:43:43.920 in congress

00:43:45.460 to uh to

00:43:47.480 regulate bullets

00:43:48.960 because bullets

00:43:50.840 aren't in

00:43:52.120 the second

00:43:53.320 amendment

00:43:53.780 bullets aren't

00:43:54.820 protected

00:43:55.320 you can infringe

00:43:57.080 on bullets

00:43:57.860 one of the

00:44:00.180 one of the

00:44:00.760 congressmen it

00:44:01.660 may have been

00:44:02.860 uh it may

00:44:04.880 have been

00:44:05.280 debbie

00:44:05.560 wasserman

00:44:05.960 schultz said

00:44:06.760 that she would

00:44:07.340 like to see

00:44:07.920 bullets be

00:44:09.280 five thousand

00:44:10.220 dollars each

00:44:11.060 well that was

00:44:11.900 the uh

00:44:12.500 sort of the

00:44:13.100 joke about it

00:44:13.860 like chris rock

00:44:14.500 did a routine

00:44:14.960 about this a

00:44:15.460 long time ago

00:44:15.940 which i think

00:44:16.320 is what you're

00:44:16.740 referring to

00:44:17.180 right where

00:44:17.560 they had

00:44:17.940 i'm not sure

00:44:18.460 right i know

00:44:19.120 i read that

00:44:19.580 yesterday in a

00:44:20.200 story about

00:44:20.580 debbie

00:44:20.820 wasserman

00:44:21.120 schultz

00:44:21.560 yeah and so

00:44:22.120 that but

00:44:22.580 it's a similar

00:44:23.100 thing what

00:44:23.720 they're trying

00:44:23.980 to do is

00:44:24.260 increase the

00:44:25.020 the difficulty

00:44:26.420 to acquiring

00:44:27.860 a bullet

00:44:28.360 they're going to

00:44:29.680 increase the

00:44:30.340 cost they're

00:44:30.940 going to put

00:44:31.280 on all sorts

00:44:31.880 of background

00:44:32.360 checks on it

00:44:33.020 they're going

00:44:33.360 to make

00:44:34.380 they call

00:44:34.920 it a gaping

00:44:35.900 loophole that

00:44:37.640 you can go

00:44:38.160 buy bullets

00:44:38.920 without a

00:44:39.320 background check

00:44:40.000 right now

00:44:40.880 you know this

00:44:42.220 is of course

00:44:42.680 been a long

00:44:43.440 term goal of

00:44:45.260 the anti-second

00:44:47.880 amendment crew

00:44:48.720 which is trying

00:44:49.820 to make if it

00:44:50.620 can't get guns

00:44:51.300 off because

00:44:51.700 there's as they

00:44:52.340 point out there's

00:44:52.920 no there's a

00:44:53.560 right to bear

00:44:53.960 arms we have

00:44:54.800 whatever but

00:44:55.740 there's no right

00:44:56.320 to bear bullets

00:44:57.020 ammunition sales

00:44:58.520 should be subject

00:44:59.180 to the same

00:44:59.780 legal requirements

00:45:00.720 as firearm sales

00:45:01.900 and that includes

00:45:02.640 instant background

00:45:03.500 checks closing

00:45:04.880 this ridiculous

00:45:05.660 loophole is a

00:45:07.240 common sense

00:45:07.980 component of

00:45:08.880 comprehensive strategy

00:45:09.980 to reduce gun

00:45:11.340 violence okay

00:45:12.620 you would have

00:45:14.080 some credibility

00:45:15.080 if you weren't

00:45:16.840 also talking

00:45:17.800 about you know

00:45:19.320 you can't repeal

00:45:20.680 the second

00:45:21.280 amendment and

00:45:22.840 bullets aren't

00:45:23.680 in the second

00:45:24.420 amendment so

00:45:25.640 you're exposing

00:45:27.900 yourself as

00:45:29.160 someone who's

00:45:29.640 saying I'm just

00:45:30.720 going to use this

00:45:31.700 loophole to

00:45:33.500 choke the second

00:45:34.460 amendment to

00:45:35.140 death and I

00:45:36.980 just want to

00:45:37.460 have an open

00:45:37.920 look if you're a

00:45:39.020 socialist if you're

00:45:39.900 a Marxist if

00:45:41.200 you're an atheist

00:45:41.780 if you want to

00:45:42.780 repeal the second

00:45:43.760 amendment I don't

00:45:44.800 care I'm not

00:45:45.760 your enemy I

00:45:46.820 don't mind talking

00:45:47.660 about it let's

00:45:48.380 talk about it if

00:45:49.820 your ideas are

00:45:51.040 better then

00:45:52.380 convince me but

00:45:54.320 that's not what's

00:45:55.100 happening nobody

00:45:56.100 wants to have that

00:45:56.980 conversation nobody

00:45:58.240 will come out and

00:45:59.280 tell the truth just

00:46:00.520 tell the truth

00:46:01.340 you think guns

00:46:03.100 are evil and

00:46:04.300 bad you think

00:46:05.740 that people

00:46:06.820 shouldn't be

00:46:07.620 trusted with guns

00:46:08.740 whatever it is

00:46:09.800 you'd think that

00:46:11.220 the second

00:46:12.060 amendment is old

00:46:13.120 dusty and it has

00:46:14.340 no place in

00:46:15.240 America then

00:46:16.320 make the case and

00:46:17.740 let's have that

00:46:18.360 conversation right

00:46:19.540 as you're as you

00:46:20.820 point out if you

00:46:22.000 want to change this

00:46:22.600 country you can

00:46:23.120 change this country

00:46:23.780 however there is a

00:46:24.720 process that's

00:46:25.460 involved and that's

00:46:26.440 why I prefer the

00:46:28.200 justice Stevens

00:46:29.020 argument come at

00:46:30.340 it honestly

00:46:31.060 yep come out and

00:46:31.920 say you know what

00:46:32.400 no more second

00:46:32.960 amendment I mean

00:46:33.960 and it's not you

00:46:34.580 know Chris Cuomo

00:46:35.580 was on TV today

00:46:36.740 with Rick Santorum

00:46:37.860 and said and

00:46:39.560 Santorum said you

00:46:40.720 know people want to

00:46:41.200 overturn the second

00:46:41.860 amendment and Chris

00:46:42.440 Cuomo said no one's

00:46:43.180 going after the second

00:46:43.900 amendment as

00:46:45.760 appropriate he

00:46:47.160 pointed out

00:46:48.000 Santorum pointed out

00:46:49.380 Justice Stevens is

00:46:50.880 and for whatever

00:46:52.340 reason Chris Cuomo is

00:46:53.200 in complete denial over

00:46:54.340 that no no he's not

00:46:55.680 yeah he is no if

00:46:57.280 he thought that the

00:46:58.880 second amendment could

00:47:00.120 be overturned he'd be

00:47:01.960 all for it he'd be

00:47:03.800 for it but but people

00:47:06.440 understand you're never

00:47:07.800 going to get rid of the

00:47:08.500 second amendment

00:47:09.000 actually Stevens

00:47:09.940 argument is it's the

00:47:10.700 fastest way to do

00:47:11.500 this it's not even

00:47:12.480 about like in Cuomo's

00:47:13.740 defense is well he's

00:47:15.660 not saying he doesn't

00:47:17.160 want any guns he's

00:47:18.000 just saying the best

00:47:18.740 way to get these new

00:47:20.220 gun laws is to

00:47:21.320 overturn the second

00:47:22.680 amendment because it's

00:47:23.260 the fastest way the

00:47:24.500 fastest way it's I

00:47:26.780 mean it's the only

00:47:27.320 legal way to do it

00:47:28.520 and that's a good

00:47:30.020 thing at least people

00:47:30.860 are thinking that way

00:47:31.800 but he's not the only

00:47:33.400 one I mean Brett

00:47:34.140 Stevens I guess all

00:47:35.380 Stevens are against the

00:47:36.300 second amendment but

00:47:36.940 Brett Stevens who's the

00:47:38.080 who's a you know a

00:47:39.600 conservative leaning

00:47:40.960 columnist for the New

00:47:43.640 York Times came out

00:47:45.340 then said the same

00:47:46.160 thing repeal it and

00:47:48.440 you know what if you

00:47:49.100 want the things you

00:47:50.100 want if you want to do

00:47:51.420 bullet control if you

00:47:53.060 want to do assault

00:47:53.760 weapons bans if you

00:47:55.120 want to change the

00:47:55.800 age from 18 to 21

00:47:57.120 well you better get

00:47:58.160 in there and start

00:47:58.800 repealing because

00:48:00.040 there as you pointed

00:48:01.720 out it shall not be

00:48:03.640 infringed it's like the

00:48:05.320 most how could they

00:48:07.000 let's put it this way

00:48:07.680 let's say the founders

00:48:08.400 did want a vision of

00:48:10.700 the second amendment

00:48:11.740 that conservatives like

00:48:12.800 how else could they

00:48:14.540 have done it better

00:48:15.200 what combination of

00:48:17.500 words could they have

00:48:18.240 come up with that was

00:48:19.340 better than shall not

00:48:21.440 be infringed they

00:48:23.800 could have taken out

00:48:25.240 a rel a well

00:48:26.320 regulated militia

00:48:27.500 but that's not what

00:48:27.940 this argument is and

00:48:29.180 the well the well

00:48:30.040 regulated militia was

00:48:31.720 completely common

00:48:33.200 parlance at the time

00:48:34.880 no at the time has

00:48:35.580 been pointed out and

00:48:36.460 your book control right

00:48:37.780 and many others I

00:48:38.980 understand that that

00:48:40.300 is the way it was

00:48:41.500 understood that means

00:48:42.740 the populace that means

00:48:44.320 the average person

00:48:45.600 yep okay but that's

00:48:47.680 not the way they do it

00:48:48.680 now they should have

00:48:49.880 been mind readers and

00:48:51.220 and and bigger

00:48:52.140 visionaries than even

00:48:53.280 they were and saw and

00:48:54.860 thought you know what

00:48:55.700 she's and I say this

00:48:56.960 throughout the

00:48:57.820 constitution I contend

00:48:59.840 that everything after

00:49:01.740 the 10th amendment

00:49:02.700 with an exception of

00:49:05.120 taxes and you know

00:49:07.220 when the president

00:49:08.020 dies and prohibition

00:49:10.720 everything after the

00:49:12.400 10th amendment is oh

00:49:13.720 jeez really you need

00:49:15.780 us to spell this out

00:49:17.040 no you all men are

00:49:20.960 that includes black

00:49:22.220 people all men are

00:49:24.180 created equal the next

00:49:25.520 one oh crap really I

00:49:27.300 have to say this if

00:49:28.760 they're men they have a

00:49:30.300 right to vote oh

00:49:32.920 jeez do I really need

00:49:34.140 to say this all men

00:49:36.640 are created equal that

00:49:38.200 includes women you

00:49:39.620 dopes I mean I swear

00:49:41.780 to you that's what

00:49:42.680 everything after the

00:49:43.660 10th amendment is unless

00:49:45.400 it's a progressive

00:49:46.320 distortion of our of

00:49:48.960 our freedom and our

00:49:50.000 constitution it's just

00:49:51.620 man you people are so

00:49:52.860 stupid that you

00:49:54.600 couldn't read this you

00:49:56.120 couldn't take what they

00:49:57.180 said all men are created

00:49:58.160 equal and now by their

00:49:59.040 creator with certain

00:49:59.700 alien rights life liberty

00:50:00.940 and the pursuit of

00:50:02.340 happiness why did we

00:50:03.580 change it to pursuit of

00:50:04.640 happiness so we could

00:50:05.980 end slavery why did we

00:50:09.420 have a three-fifths

00:50:10.380 person so we could end

00:50:12.100 slavery hello I I just I

00:50:17.620 wish the amendments could

00:50:18.980 talk because everything

00:50:20.100 after the 10th would be

00:50:21.480 screaming at us you're so

00:50:23.320 stupid

00:50:24.220 insulting document it

00:50:28.440 really really is it is I

00:50:31.180 you know but look at what

00:50:32.160 they're trying to do and at

00:50:33.860 the same time we have

00:50:35.160 important people in the

00:50:36.400 movement people who intend

00:50:37.800 important marches to for gun

00:50:40.580 safety and gun control

00:50:41.820 people like uh reverend

00:50:44.220 al sharpton's half

00:50:45.340 brother oh now he had an

00:50:48.520 interesting day because day

00:50:50.340 one was a kind of a two-day

00:50:52.480 period here day one was

00:50:54.660 anti-gun march right he

00:50:57.000 marched day two he went out

00:50:58.680 for a ride with uh brunea

00:51:00.740 jennings who's 23 years old

00:51:02.580 yeah uh well actually I'm

00:51:05.200 sorry well kind of went for a

00:51:07.120 ride up next to I should say

00:51:09.000 brunea jennings who was 23

00:51:11.820 years old until the person

00:51:13.320 in the car with reverend

00:51:15.020 al sharpton's half brother

00:51:16.180 shot her

00:51:16.760 uh and uh and she is now

00:51:20.380 both of them are now under

00:51:21.480 arrest in involvement in a

00:51:22.820 murder

00:51:23.000 why when al sharpton's

00:51:24.380 brother was probably just in

00:51:25.820 the car just to say hey you

00:51:27.080 shouldn't have a gun

00:51:28.000 you shouldn't have a gun

00:51:30.580 it does not seem to be

00:51:31.820 maybe he was saying my gosh

00:51:33.320 you got to get rid of that

00:51:34.240 gun because that gun's gonna

00:51:35.160 make you do something stupid

00:51:36.480 because they just go off maybe

00:51:38.860 that's what was happening I

00:51:40.060 don't think so maybe he was

00:51:41.300 just there to prove that guns

00:51:43.760 just go off and kill people but

00:51:46.380 people don't kill people well

00:51:49.520 it's interesting because uh he

00:51:51.220 was protesting uh the trayvon

00:51:54.600 martin shooting as well uh he's

00:51:57.440 been protesting with her the one

00:51:59.360 who actually pulled the trigger the

00:52:00.560 woman who pulled the trigger and

00:52:01.560 he were in the car they've also

00:52:02.880 protested multiple times against

00:52:04.360 guns and now they've used a gun

00:52:06.160 in a murder

00:52:07.140 allegedly

00:52:08.980 but i but again we should always

00:52:13.220 listen to people like al sharpton

00:52:14.680 well you know who we we also should

00:52:16.320 listen to michael bloomberg

00:52:17.820 chris cromo

00:52:18.980 well i don't know about chris cromo

00:52:20.700 but mike bloomberg and chuck schumer

00:52:22.660 who if the press would actually do

00:52:26.680 their homework would um would would

00:52:30.120 would find out that i'm pretty sure

00:52:32.760 they both have a concealed carry

00:52:34.560 permit

00:52:35.040 what uh hmm

00:52:36.580 no it wouldn't they wouldn't do

00:52:37.960 that because no i anti-gun no i'm

00:52:39.660 no no no no no they're different

00:52:41.620 chuck schumer

00:52:43.160 concealed carry for something else no

00:52:45.140 is it just okay to hide things

00:52:46.540 they're carrying

00:52:47.060 no chuck schumer and michael bloomberg

00:52:49.160 i believe have a concealed carry

00:52:51.220 permit

00:52:51.600 in new york city

00:52:53.180 which is almost impossible

00:52:54.260 oh yeah

00:52:54.860 yeah unless you're really well

00:52:56.160 connected or a mayor or a senator

00:52:57.920 or a billionaire

00:52:59.160 then you apparently can get one

00:53:01.960 uh because you know

00:53:03.340 your life is different

00:53:04.920 you have threats against your life

00:53:07.340 volatility in the stock market

00:53:14.680 wild swings in bitcoin

00:53:16.760 the constant turmoil in washington

00:53:19.100 have you noticed the price of gold

00:53:21.500 gold is up

00:53:23.140 gold is the hedge against in inflation

00:53:26.920 but it's also the hedge against insanity

00:53:29.300 when things go volatile

00:53:31.900 that's when gold starts to really kick in

00:53:35.280 it does really well in times of volatility

00:53:37.740 because people are looking for a safe haven

00:53:39.560 look i just don't want to lose my money

00:53:40.860 and so people put their money in gold

00:53:43.580 this is the way it has always been

00:53:45.700 that's why i've told you i don't buy it

00:53:47.580 as an investment i buy it as a insurance policy

00:53:50.200 insurance against inflation

00:53:52.280 and insurance against insanity

00:53:54.460 and the world looks pretty insane right now

00:53:57.180 i want you to check out and find out

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00:54:31.920 glenn beck mercury

00:54:35.760 glenn beck

00:54:45.920 let's go to jeff in minnesota

00:54:47.360 hello jeff

00:54:48.040 good morning mr beck

00:54:50.260 how are you sir

00:54:51.200 i'm very good

00:54:51.980 how are things in minnesota

00:54:53.060 oh i tell you

00:54:54.820 it is so beautiful right now

00:54:56.660 but on Friday it's gonna change

00:54:58.440 yeah i bet

00:54:59.400 i bet

00:54:59.900 um all right

00:55:01.100 what's up

00:55:01.800 well glenn i just wanted to make a comment

00:55:04.780 about weapons

00:55:05.920 uh weapons have actually two faces

00:55:09.700 uh the first face

00:55:12.020 is the intimidation factor

00:55:16.660 it's a psychological effect

00:55:18.440 of knowing that the other person

00:55:21.240 or other country has the weapon

00:55:23.460 and the second face

00:55:25.820 is the actual possibility of implementing

00:55:29.180 that weapon for physical harm

00:55:31.420 so when i heard the comment

00:55:34.540 that a weapon

00:55:35.940 had and never used

00:55:38.140 doesn't make much sense

00:55:39.520 that's really not true

00:55:40.740 did that make any sense

00:55:43.660 yes it does

00:55:44.260 nuclear weapons

00:55:45.300 have you know

00:55:46.120 only been used twice

00:55:47.380 um and we hope

00:55:48.940 they're never ever used again

00:55:50.160 but they have

00:55:50.980 they have played a big role

00:55:52.920 in keeping the world safe

00:55:54.180 yeah even seeing someone

00:55:56.400 with a gun

00:55:57.080 has a

00:55:57.860 yes

00:55:58.260 physical

00:55:58.700 and psychological effect

00:56:01.360 yes

00:56:01.720 good

00:56:02.580 jeff thanks for your call

00:56:03.600 let me go to christian

00:56:04.360 texas

00:56:04.860 hello christian

00:56:05.560 you're on the glenbeck program

00:56:06.680 since you guys

00:56:08.460 hey good morning

00:56:09.160 and thanks for everything y'all do

00:56:10.420 so

00:56:10.920 since you guys love to practice

00:56:13.480 in the uh absurdities

00:56:15.700 why are guns

00:56:16.880 themselves

00:56:17.780 not charged with the crime

00:56:19.840 i mean if it's the guns

00:56:21.120 that are killing people

00:56:22.060 why wasn't

00:56:24.060 you know

00:56:24.460 the bushmaster ar

00:56:25.880 charged with murder

00:56:27.620 well

00:56:28.600 obviously it wasn't the person

00:56:29.900 that did it

00:56:30.340 it was the gun

00:56:31.020 that's right

00:56:31.760 but isn't that

00:56:33.080 kind of what

00:56:33.960 some of these

00:56:34.580 like remington

00:56:35.200 is one of the reasons

00:56:36.560 remington's going out of business

00:56:37.800 is because they

00:56:38.780 have um

00:56:40.280 uh been sued so much

00:56:42.020 because of sandy hook

00:56:43.600 isn't that kind of

00:56:45.380 what they're doing anyway

00:56:46.260 they're bringing up litigation

00:56:47.680 against the gun manufacturer

00:56:49.240 so as the gun manufacturer

00:56:51.400 you know

00:56:52.220 is is sued

00:56:53.360 they're basically saying

00:56:54.400 you're making this gun

00:56:55.600 it's causing these problems

00:56:57.440 i understand

00:57:00.440 i mean

00:57:01.120 but it's just

00:57:02.460 it's just one of those things

00:57:03.380 to where

00:57:03.800 but

00:57:04.880 nobody

00:57:06.320 they just want to take

00:57:07.100 the responsibility

00:57:07.640 out of the people

00:57:08.340 that actually do the action

00:57:09.300 for the

00:57:09.920 purposes

00:57:11.400 of a political movement

00:57:12.820 i mean

00:57:13.720 he didn't know anything better

00:57:14.840 he didn't know that gun

00:57:15.700 was going to kill that person

00:57:16.700 okay

00:57:17.980 right

00:57:18.880 you know

00:57:19.360 it was the gun that did it

00:57:20.440 it's

00:57:20.700 it's

00:57:21.020 the manufacturer that did it

00:57:22.100 it is amazing how they

00:57:23.600 they won't

00:57:24.860 they don't want to have anybody

00:57:26.340 take personal responsibility

00:57:27.560 it's the gun

00:57:28.480 and yet

00:57:29.940 every nra member

00:57:31.700 is personally responsible

00:57:33.700 for the killing of children

00:57:35.520 you notice that

00:57:36.880 mm-hmm

00:57:37.900 you say that like

00:57:39.340 mm-hmm

00:57:40.320 like it's tiring

00:57:41.140 i've noticed

00:57:41.880 yeah

00:57:42.280 i've definitely

00:57:43.000 back in a minute

00:57:43.760 glenn

00:57:47.220 beck

00:57:48.040 mercury

00:57:49.220 this is the glenn beck program

00:57:58.720 you know it's amazing to me

00:57:59.980 um

00:58:00.580 how arrogant

00:58:01.640 science gets

00:58:03.940 how arrogant doctors get

00:58:05.300 how arrogant experts get

00:58:07.240 people like me

00:58:08.560 um

00:58:09.420 you know

00:58:09.780 you have a voice

00:58:10.520 and you become

00:58:11.040 really really erring

00:58:11.940 and you're like

00:58:12.300 i know what i'm talking about

00:58:14.280 when you really don't know

00:58:15.280 what the hell you're even

00:58:16.100 talking about

00:58:16.640 the more you know

00:58:17.340 the less you know

00:58:18.300 did you hear the news

00:58:20.400 that scientists

00:58:21.500 have now discovered

00:58:22.540 now listen to this

00:58:23.860 the largest organ

00:58:26.640 in the human body

00:58:28.240 yeah

00:58:31.040 there's one in you

00:58:33.000 that you didn't know

00:58:34.020 and it's the largest

00:58:35.360 one you've got

00:58:36.920 stew

00:58:39.480 please tell us more

00:58:40.500 about scientific consensus

00:58:42.120 though

00:58:42.600 please tell us more

00:58:44.300 about how you're going to

00:58:45.000 predict the future

00:58:45.960 of the climate

00:58:46.520 a thousand years from now

00:58:48.140 given the fact that

00:58:49.180 you've had six billion

00:58:50.580 people to look at

00:58:51.640 and didn't realize

00:58:52.460 they had the largest organ

00:58:53.740 in their body

00:58:54.360 hanging out in there

00:58:55.100 please

00:58:56.240 please talk down to us

00:58:58.260 about science

00:58:59.060 for just a bit

00:59:00.160 but yeah you're right

00:59:01.340 it's like

00:59:01.600 i mean you know

00:59:02.560 look they knew

00:59:03.240 something was there

00:59:04.120 i guess

00:59:04.540 and they're now

00:59:05.160 discovering its function

00:59:06.820 and they're discovering

00:59:08.040 you know you kind of

00:59:08.900 expect that with like

00:59:09.920 pluto

00:59:10.400 planet

00:59:11.120 not a planet

00:59:11.980 can't go there

00:59:13.060 right hard to tell

00:59:14.140 right

00:59:14.560 you're far away

00:59:15.540 can't really visit

00:59:16.380 inside of us

00:59:17.420 we're dissecting

00:59:18.200 these people all the time

00:59:19.280 right

00:59:19.820 people are

00:59:20.940 people are going in

00:59:21.920 they're having

00:59:22.520 autopsies

00:59:24.200 well i mean

00:59:25.400 to be fair

00:59:26.100 it's not like

00:59:26.620 you found a lunchbox

00:59:27.760 it's not like

00:59:29.100 yeah we didn't even

00:59:30.140 notice that lunchbox

00:59:31.200 sitting there

00:59:31.640 you know i mean

00:59:32.580 it's it's a different

00:59:33.380 kind of organ

00:59:34.200 i guess

00:59:36.020 it's if you

00:59:36.800 their quote is

00:59:37.940 when you actually

00:59:38.580 delve into how

00:59:39.200 people define organs

00:59:40.200 it sort of runs

00:59:40.980 that around

00:59:41.460 one or two ideas

00:59:42.440 they go through

00:59:42.920 those two ideas

00:59:43.640 and they say

00:59:44.200 this has both

00:59:45.000 it actually qualifies

00:59:46.840 on both fronts

00:59:47.700 and this is

00:59:49.040 this is the

00:59:50.060 this is the

00:59:51.880 part of the body

00:59:53.220 that holds everything

00:59:54.040 together

00:59:54.560 is that right

00:59:55.720 is it the

00:59:57.180 it's a tissue

00:59:58.180 right

00:59:58.900 and it has

01:00:01.220 i mean

01:00:03.240 i don't know

01:00:04.480 exactly how to

01:00:05.240 explain it

01:00:05.860 there's a picture

01:00:06.900 a helpful picture

01:00:07.680 in the article

01:00:08.340 okay

01:00:08.780 which is really

01:00:09.340 just grossing me

01:00:10.120 out looking at it

01:00:10.820 all right

01:00:11.080 i don't know

01:00:11.500 that's not going to

01:00:12.300 help anybody

01:00:12.760 but but

01:00:13.420 wait what's the

01:00:14.520 picture i might be

01:00:15.580 able to describe it

01:00:16.880 let me see the

01:00:17.880 picture

01:00:18.100 it looks kind of

01:00:18.280 like skin to me

01:00:19.100 but it's a tissue

01:00:19.900 no it looks

01:00:20.600 the skin is on top

01:00:22.040 they say it's bigger

01:00:23.040 than your skin

01:00:24.800 it's in your body

01:00:27.520 and they didn't know

01:00:29.120 it was an organ

01:00:29.660 until like yesterday

01:00:30.540 okay this is

01:00:31.680 beneath the top

01:00:32.880 layer of skin

01:00:33.860 but also in the

01:00:36.120 tissue layers

01:00:36.780 lining the gut

01:00:37.680 the lungs

01:00:38.460 the urinary systems

01:00:39.700 as well as those

01:00:40.660 surrounding blood vessels

01:00:41.700 and the fascia

01:00:42.640 between muscles

01:00:43.760 but it's going to

01:00:44.540 be 64 degrees

01:00:45.980 in oklahoma

01:00:47.480 in march

01:00:48.720 of 2918

01:00:50.420 you know i can tell

01:00:52.100 you that for a fact

01:00:53.000 they said

01:00:54.100 you ready for this

01:00:55.200 they said

01:00:56.180 discovering this

01:00:57.900 is akin to

01:00:59.760 discovering blood

01:01:01.000 vessels for the

01:01:02.060 first time

01:01:02.760 kind of a big deal

01:01:04.540 right

01:01:04.860 this uh this has

01:01:06.780 i'm just quoting

01:01:07.620 this has the

01:01:08.900 potential to change

01:01:09.980 our understanding

01:01:10.780 of the human body

01:01:12.480 huh

01:01:16.020 but again

01:01:18.040 let's make sure

01:01:19.160 we know

01:01:20.020 that your

01:01:20.540 suv

01:01:21.400 is going to

01:01:22.620 be it's going

01:01:23.140 to make

01:01:23.480 you know

01:01:24.020 uh

01:01:24.600 the sea level

01:01:25.980 rise

01:01:26.640 in bangladesh

01:01:28.540 at any moment

01:01:29.960 it's been

01:01:30.600 known that

01:01:31.240 when cancer

01:01:31.840 invades

01:01:32.380 this layer

01:01:33.180 either in

01:01:34.320 the skin

01:01:35.080 or the

01:01:35.700 visceria

01:01:36.780 whatever that

01:01:37.420 is

01:01:37.680 uh that

01:01:38.840 when it

01:01:39.300 first become

01:01:40.160 able

01:01:40.500 it's it's

01:01:41.260 then that

01:01:41.680 it first

01:01:41.980 becomes able

01:01:42.540 to spread

01:01:43.000 outside of

01:01:43.700 the organ

01:01:44.200 of where

01:01:44.900 it rose

01:01:45.480 it's

01:01:48.280 the human

01:01:48.860 body is

01:01:49.240 disgusting

01:01:49.680 let's be

01:01:50.020 honest about

01:01:50.440 it

01:01:50.740 i mean

01:01:51.100 this is

01:01:51.880 what we

01:01:52.160 really need

01:01:52.780 to learn

01:01:53.020 it's not

01:01:53.600 amazing

01:01:53.960 it's gross

01:01:54.600 everything about

01:01:55.520 it's disgusting

01:01:56.340 it's i

01:01:57.880 know it's

01:01:58.720 really icky

01:01:59.240 the whole

01:01:59.620 process is

01:02:00.380 icky

01:02:00.600 from birth

01:02:01.880 on

01:02:02.300 it really

01:02:03.320 never gets

01:02:03.780 good

01:02:04.120 there's never

01:02:05.360 a moment

01:02:05.720 where you're

01:02:06.000 like ah

01:02:06.400 gotta have

01:02:06.920 this thing

01:02:07.320 it's really

01:02:08.180 a disgusting

01:02:08.720 thing that

01:02:09.220 does disgusting

01:02:09.840 things

01:02:10.280 i have to

01:02:11.020 tell you

01:02:11.480 i have to

01:02:12.260 tell you

01:02:12.740 there are

01:02:13.360 times that i

01:02:13.920 say i'm

01:02:14.280 glad i have

01:02:14.780 this thing

01:02:15.340 really yeah

01:02:16.400 i don't mean

01:02:17.620 to be

01:02:17.840 vomiting

01:02:18.420 that is

01:02:19.640 disgusting

01:02:20.340 it is

01:02:20.980 disgusting

01:02:21.500 it is

01:02:22.760 disgusting

01:02:23.260 but once

01:02:24.320 you're through

01:02:24.860 it don't

01:02:25.360 you don't

01:02:25.940 you say

01:02:26.420 that is

01:02:27.480 no wonder

01:02:28.240 i feel

01:02:28.600 like crap

01:02:29.080 that is

01:02:29.720 a reversal

01:02:30.740 of this

01:02:31.560 system

01:02:32.000 the system

01:02:32.760 is saying

01:02:33.260 something bad

01:02:34.300 get it out

01:02:35.220 and it can

01:02:36.240 reverse the

01:02:37.240 process

01:02:37.740 it's not

01:02:38.940 built to go

01:02:39.540 that way

01:02:40.060 it's built

01:02:40.400 to go the

01:02:40.800 other way

01:02:41.480 i'm familiar

01:02:43.200 yes with that

01:02:43.980 right

01:02:44.260 i mean i

01:02:44.800 just think

01:02:45.200 it's amazing

01:02:46.080 what the

01:02:46.680 body can

01:02:47.180 do is

01:02:47.620 amazing

01:02:48.080 a 14

01:02:49.180 foot centipede

01:02:50.000 is amazing

01:02:50.540 it's still

01:02:50.940 gross

01:02:51.440 i would agree

01:02:53.220 with you it's

01:02:53.580 an amazing

01:02:54.140 thing it's just

01:02:54.940 a disgusting

01:02:55.660 thing

01:02:56.140 it really is

01:02:57.540 in so many

01:02:57.980 different ways

01:02:58.580 it's not

01:02:59.400 pleasant

01:02:59.720 i mean you

01:03:00.420 start off

01:03:00.880 the whole

01:03:01.280 process of

01:03:02.040 of of

01:03:02.820 you know

01:03:03.880 coming out

01:03:04.720 of this

01:03:04.940 earth is

01:03:05.540 it's

01:03:06.920 amazing

01:03:07.580 and disgusting

01:03:09.060 and and then

01:03:09.880 you know

01:03:11.020 you live

01:03:11.480 and and

01:03:11.920 like things

01:03:12.300 go wrong

01:03:12.880 and you're

01:03:13.200 continually

01:03:13.880 expelling

01:03:14.520 things all

01:03:15.300 the time

01:03:15.680 and then

01:03:15.980 you you know

01:03:16.800 if god

01:03:17.520 forbid you run

01:03:18.220 into a sharp

01:03:18.920 object once

01:03:19.780 there's there's

01:03:21.120 fluids pouring out

01:03:22.340 of you all over

01:03:22.780 the place

01:03:23.280 and then what

01:03:24.460 happens you get

01:03:24.960 old and things

01:03:25.720 start getting

01:03:26.120 wrinkly and

01:03:27.320 then you shrink

01:03:28.320 you shrink

01:03:29.580 you actually get

01:03:31.140 shorter

01:03:31.820 and then you

01:03:33.260 die and

01:03:34.060 decompose

01:03:35.080 i mean

01:03:36.380 that's not

01:03:37.180 a it's not

01:03:37.940 a it's not

01:03:39.060 a uplifting

01:03:40.080 sunday afternoon

01:03:40.920 movie i'll tell

01:03:41.500 you that you

01:03:42.160 want to be made

01:03:42.680 out of styrofoam

01:03:43.760 i'm just in a

01:03:46.280 mold i'm poured

01:03:47.520 into a mold i

01:03:48.760 come out i

01:03:49.800 never ever

01:03:50.720 decay i mean

01:03:51.500 can we evolve

01:03:52.360 to a point

01:03:54.060 where i mean

01:03:54.720 we're always told

01:03:55.460 how amazing this

01:03:56.620 evolution process

01:03:57.420 is like how

01:03:58.240 about when i

01:03:58.900 walk into a if

01:03:59.880 there's a little

01:04:00.420 sharp thing coming

01:04:01.200 out of

01:04:01.800 of the corner

01:04:02.440 of of the

01:04:03.640 wall like a

01:04:04.460 little attack

01:04:04.980 or a nail

01:04:05.620 can i not

01:04:06.680 be cut

01:04:07.220 yeah that's

01:04:09.420 what your eyes

01:04:10.300 are for

01:04:11.060 that's what

01:04:12.740 your eyes are

01:04:13.540 for you can

01:04:14.040 get poked in

01:04:14.660 the eye

01:04:15.180 why isn't it

01:04:16.300 more only from

01:04:17.200 running with a

01:04:17.880 stick

01:04:18.380 did you not

01:04:21.320 learn that from

01:04:22.000 your mother you

01:04:22.600 don't poke an

01:04:23.420 eye out in any

01:04:24.280 other way you're

01:04:25.520 a kid you're

01:04:26.300 running with a

01:04:26.800 stick you poke

01:04:27.720 an eye out

01:04:28.220 well pencil i

01:04:29.500 mean a pencil is

01:04:30.000 just a glorified

01:04:30.660 stick but yes

01:04:31.460 exactly right

01:04:32.320 those are the

01:04:33.560 only two ways

01:04:34.320 as we learned

01:04:35.260 from one of the

01:04:35.680 the gun protesters

01:04:36.980 the other day

01:04:37.420 john wick only

01:04:38.480 needed a pencil

01:04:39.160 and the thousands

01:04:41.320 of guns he had

01:04:42.220 may i change the

01:04:44.060 subject you may

01:04:45.180 could we play the

01:04:46.420 audio of the two

01:04:47.620 pilots that

01:04:49.240 reported the ufo

01:04:50.820 do we have that

01:04:51.500 sarah

01:04:52.360 albuquerque

01:04:52.860 seven one pop a

01:04:55.020 gulf

01:04:55.240 go ahead

01:04:55.540 there was

01:04:56.260 anybody

01:04:56.600 above us

01:04:58.820 that passed

01:04:59.200 us like 30

01:04:59.760 seconds ago

01:05:00.420 there was

01:05:01.060 seven one pop a

01:05:01.580 gulf negative

01:05:02.020 okay

01:05:02.860 top this

01:05:04.180 the ufo

01:05:05.860 yeah

01:05:06.960 american

01:05:07.720 1095

01:05:08.580 let me know

01:05:09.720 if you see

01:05:10.860 anything pass

01:05:11.440 over you

01:05:11.940 here in the

01:05:12.460 next 15 miles

01:05:13.760 you know if

01:05:15.860 anything passes

01:05:16.420 over

01:05:16.800 American 1095

01:05:18.060 affirmative

01:05:18.560 we had an

01:05:18.980 aircraft in front

01:05:19.600 of you

01:05:19.800 that's 37

01:05:20.900 that reported

01:05:21.380 something passed

01:05:21.980 over him

01:05:22.520 and we didn't

01:05:23.340 have any targets

01:05:24.040 so just let me

01:05:25.900 know if you see

01:05:26.420 anything pass

01:05:26.920 over you

01:05:27.500 i don't know

01:05:28.980 what it was

01:05:29.340 it wasn't an

01:05:29.760 airplane but

01:05:30.360 it was

01:05:30.720 the task was

01:05:32.140 going out

01:05:32.620 of the direction

01:05:33.200 it's American

01:05:34.440 1095

01:05:34.940 yeah something

01:05:35.520 just passed

01:05:36.000 over us

01:05:36.520 like i don't

01:05:38.800 know what it

01:05:39.200 was but it's

01:05:39.780 at least two

01:05:41.100 three thousand

01:05:41.740 feet above us

01:05:42.460 so yeah it

01:05:42.780 passed right

01:05:43.160 over the top

01:05:43.600 of us

01:05:44.020 okay American

01:05:44.940 1095

01:05:45.360 thank you

01:05:45.880 yeah center

01:05:46.380 does a

01:05:46.720 1755

01:05:47.780 checking in

01:05:48.320 320

01:05:48.800 and delta

01:05:50.160 1755

01:05:51.220 albuquerque

01:05:51.700 center

01:05:51.980 American

01:05:52.740 1095

01:05:53.320 can you tell

01:05:54.220 if it was

01:05:54.660 in motion

01:05:55.400 or just

01:05:55.920 hovering

01:05:57.500 it was a

01:05:57.780 balloon or

01:05:58.220 whatnot but

01:05:58.820 it was just

01:05:59.120 really beat

01:05:59.660 their flight

01:06:00.100 or had a

01:06:01.160 big reflection

01:06:01.720 on it

01:06:02.080 several thousand

01:06:02.840 feet above us

01:06:03.440 going opposite

01:06:03.980 direction

01:06:04.440 what the heck

01:06:07.680 and like all

01:06:08.660 these American

01:06:09.140 passengers are

01:06:09.740 back there eating

01:06:10.220 their biscoff

01:06:10.980 cookies and

01:06:12.360 there's weird

01:06:12.940 things flying over

01:06:13.800 their flights

01:06:14.140 okay so two

01:06:14.860 things come to

01:06:15.440 mind

01:06:15.720 this could be

01:06:20.320 evidence that

01:06:21.940 there is some

01:06:22.800 hypersonic

01:06:23.420 flight

01:06:25.860 okay

01:06:26.940 they could

01:06:28.200 get past

01:06:28.680 all of

01:06:29.000 our

01:06:29.280 radar

01:06:30.500 and

01:06:30.980 defenses

01:06:31.600 and

01:06:31.840 everything

01:06:32.060 else

01:06:32.400 I don't

01:06:33.860 know

01:06:34.040 I mean I've

01:06:34.580 read a little

01:06:34.980 bit about

01:06:35.360 scramjet

01:06:35.860 technology

01:06:36.620 it's been a

01:06:37.040 while but

01:06:37.640 the problem

01:06:38.780 with scramjet

01:06:39.360 technology is

01:06:40.280 we don't have

01:06:41.120 the alloys

01:06:41.780 that can hold

01:06:42.540 up under

01:06:43.060 that kind

01:06:43.480 of heat

01:06:43.900 to make

01:06:44.640 it go

01:06:45.140 that fast

01:06:45.940 so is

01:06:49.260 there some

01:06:49.700 sort of

01:06:50.040 because these

01:06:50.580 are coming

01:06:50.940 out a lot

01:06:51.840 lately

01:06:52.220 have you

01:06:52.540 noticed

01:06:52.760 that

01:06:53.040 in the

01:06:53.980 last year

01:06:54.560 the ufo

01:06:55.220 thing is

01:06:55.780 like

01:06:56.120 there have

01:06:56.980 been a lot

01:06:57.340 of weird

01:06:57.720 reports about

01:06:58.420 it yeah

01:06:58.680 right

01:06:59.120 is that

01:07:02.160 I mean is

01:07:03.160 there new

01:07:03.580 technology that

01:07:04.540 we don't know

01:07:05.420 about that is

01:07:06.100 coming out

01:07:06.620 the answer is

01:07:07.900 probably yes

01:07:09.180 and that's

01:07:09.580 certainly true

01:07:10.120 whether these

01:07:10.780 whether one has

01:07:11.900 anything to do

01:07:12.460 with the other

01:07:12.920 is unknown

01:07:13.440 but I mean

01:07:14.440 certainly there's

01:07:14.920 a lot there's

01:07:15.420 always military

01:07:16.200 technology you

01:07:16.900 don't know

01:07:17.260 about the

01:07:18.720 other is

01:07:19.500 I mean I

01:07:22.020 in my

01:07:22.420 lifetime I

01:07:23.120 have not

01:07:23.620 heard as

01:07:24.400 much ufo

01:07:25.360 stuff come

01:07:26.220 out from

01:07:26.600 the government

01:07:27.060 as I have

01:07:27.540 heard in the

01:07:28.100 last couple

01:07:29.300 of years

01:07:29.800 is it just

01:07:30.760 me is that

01:07:31.160 my perception

01:07:31.800 could be we

01:07:33.840 did have a

01:07:34.180 guy on who

01:07:35.040 who studied

01:07:36.280 them no he

01:07:37.140 was the guy

01:07:37.660 who ran the

01:07:38.480 project blue

01:07:39.080 book for the

01:07:39.700 government and

01:07:40.700 he said yeah

01:07:41.820 there's there's

01:07:42.800 a lot more

01:07:43.480 than this and

01:07:45.100 the government

01:07:45.600 is just starting

01:07:46.140 to you know

01:07:47.100 leak it out

01:07:48.620 are we being

01:07:49.820 prepared to

01:07:50.720 find out that

01:07:52.140 there is life

01:07:53.360 elsewhere I

01:07:56.340 mean I know

01:07:56.640 that sounds

01:07:57.000 crazy and

01:07:57.820 probably is

01:07:58.700 but it is

01:08:01.400 there is there

01:08:01.960 are an awful

01:08:02.640 lot of these

01:08:03.480 coming out and

01:08:04.920 maybe it's just

01:08:05.380 my perception

01:08:06.020 anybody else

01:08:06.680 perceive that

01:08:07.480 there it does

01:08:08.480 seem like there's

01:08:08.960 been an increase

01:08:09.560 in those types

01:08:10.120 of stories of

01:08:10.800 course obviously

01:08:11.340 there's an

01:08:11.640 increase in

01:08:12.160 media there's

01:08:13.440 an increase in

01:08:14.180 reporting on

01:08:15.020 these things on

01:08:16.360 everything like

01:08:17.040 there's there's

01:08:17.500 also an increased

01:08:18.180 amount of

01:08:18.880 stories of every

01:08:19.860 other topic you

01:08:20.600 can think yes

01:08:21.180 so it could be

01:08:22.300 that perception

01:08:22.980 yes but I

01:08:24.240 mean this is

01:08:24.640 audio of two

01:08:25.600 pilots flying

01:08:27.160 separately from

01:08:28.640 each other I

01:08:29.140 mean I think we

01:08:29.880 could clearly say

01:08:30.680 that there

01:08:31.340 actually was

01:08:32.360 something that

01:08:33.500 went over their

01:08:34.020 heads right

01:08:34.600 right whether it

01:08:35.980 was a balloon of

01:08:36.880 some sort whether

01:08:37.740 if it was a

01:08:38.940 military technology

01:08:40.140 whether it was

01:08:40.840 something crazier

01:08:41.780 than that who

01:08:42.380 knows but the

01:08:44.660 fact that two

01:08:45.280 pilots who've been

01:08:46.400 flying for a

01:08:47.060 really long time

01:08:47.680 didn't recognize

01:08:48.380 it is certainly

01:08:48.940 notable can we

01:08:49.720 get somebody

01:08:50.140 credible on

01:08:51.200 can we look

01:08:51.900 first I don't

01:08:52.360 know who that

01:08:52.900 is it's on Alex

01:08:53.760 Jones right now

01:08:54.360 yeah yeah but I'd

01:08:55.500 like to have

01:08:55.820 somebody credible

01:08:56.580 that is not you

01:08:57.640 know a flake

01:08:58.660 that's like oh

01:08:59.180 yeah we've we

01:08:59.860 made friends with

01:09:00.620 aliens it's Bob

01:09:01.380 and Steve you

01:09:02.740 know we have

01:09:03.180 them in a freezer

01:09:03.820 for a while

01:09:04.560 Steve alien yeah

01:09:05.860 you know somebody

01:09:08.000 who has actual

01:09:08.700 credibility on this

01:09:09.780 that that could

01:09:10.940 speculate a little

01:09:13.400 bit on I don't

01:09:15.420 know why you lose

01:09:16.340 your credibility I

01:09:17.180 guess but I just

01:09:19.080 think it's I think

01:09:20.020 it's odd and I

01:09:22.340 believe in extra

01:09:23.720 trust your life do

01:09:24.780 you

01:09:25.060 oh what a waste of

01:09:28.840 space if we're alone

01:09:29.820 what a waste of

01:09:30.360 space you bring that

01:09:31.080 up a lot this is a

01:09:32.000 Carl Sagan yeah

01:09:32.980 right I mean I

01:09:34.040 only it's only a

01:09:35.120 waste of space if

01:09:36.000 you think like

01:09:37.780 that's the only

01:09:38.840 goal of the

01:09:40.120 universe right I

01:09:41.540 mean it doesn't

01:09:42.500 necessarily mean

01:09:43.580 that's the only goal

01:09:44.280 of the universe

01:09:44.740 there's a lot of

01:09:45.200 stuff going on so

01:09:46.740 I don't know is it

01:09:47.560 a waste of space I

01:09:48.520 mean it tends to it

01:09:50.080 serves to reason I

01:09:51.500 like I can't be the

01:09:53.580 only appeals to my

01:09:54.380 reason right just

01:09:55.240 there's just so much

01:09:56.040 out there and so

01:09:56.640 much we don't know

01:09:57.620 that likely we just

01:09:59.160 there's something

01:10:00.200 going on out there

01:10:00.960 and we don't know

01:10:01.460 about it I mean

01:10:02.120 that there's a when

01:10:03.980 you play to my

01:10:04.460 numbers side that's

01:10:05.360 kind of how I feel

01:10:06.020 about it you know

01:10:06.860 there's so many

01:10:08.000 locations and like

01:10:09.180 you're telling me

01:10:09.640 one other location

01:10:10.780 didn't have you

01:10:11.720 know friendly

01:10:12.700 circumstances for

01:10:13.760 life and again but

01:10:15.100 again if you're if

01:10:15.820 you're you know

01:10:17.020 there's certainly a

01:10:17.800 lot of religious

01:10:18.260 people who believe

01:10:19.280 well you know I

01:10:20.640 mean if God's God

01:10:21.500 why why didn't you

01:10:22.160 tell us more about

01:10:22.840 that in his books

01:10:24.160 you know like why

01:10:26.300 why didn't you

01:10:26.740 mention that at all

01:10:27.620 I wasn't a little

01:10:28.680 bit more clear that

01:10:29.480 hey by the way I

01:10:30.100 have other sheep

01:10:30.700 yeah right it

01:10:32.760 could be been I've

01:10:33.440 got other sheep I

01:10:34.500 again you're so

01:10:35.200 you're saying there's

01:10:35.680 a planet of sheep and

01:10:36.460 that's a weird thing

01:10:37.180 to say but you

01:10:37.920 know maybe there

01:10:38.540 is sheeple

01:10:39.420 sheeple you've

01:10:40.060 heard of sheeple

01:10:40.580 before it's a whole

01:10:41.840 planet of sheeple

01:10:42.720 as I don't I have

01:10:43.880 let's be honest

01:10:44.660 about it I have

01:10:45.300 absolutely no

01:10:46.160 freaking idea

01:10:47.040 neither do I

01:10:47.720 I don't buy

01:10:48.460 generally almost

01:10:50.780 exclusively I can't

01:10:51.820 think of any

01:10:52.100 exceptions to this I

01:10:52.740 don't buy the

01:10:53.520 hey I just got

01:10:55.380 came down anal

01:10:56.080 probe I don't buy

01:10:57.200 any of that I don't

01:10:58.500 buy the sightings I

01:10:59.460 don't buy I agree

01:11:00.720 I'm not I don't

01:11:01.700 believe in the

01:11:02.280 Roswell's hiding lots

01:11:03.860 of aliens you know

01:11:05.180 like I don't I

01:11:05.920 don't believe in any

01:11:06.580 of that so I don't

01:11:08.080 believe that because I

01:11:09.620 just don't think that

01:11:10.580 many people could keep

01:11:11.440 that secret oh we

01:11:12.420 suck at it yeah we

01:11:13.700 suck we suck there's

01:11:15.300 no way we could keep

01:11:16.580 that secret and it's

01:11:18.560 all out there if you

01:11:19.220 just look for it it's

01:11:21.060 all out there okay I'm

01:11:22.120 looking for it yeah

01:11:22.980 well if you believe

01:11:24.580 every report there's

01:11:25.460 plenty of stuff out

01:11:26.300 there right I mean

01:11:27.360 like you could easily

01:11:28.220 if you're the type of

01:11:29.000 person who would

01:11:30.120 listen to that audio

01:11:30.960 and say immediately it's

01:11:32.000 definitely a UFO well

01:11:33.020 and there's plenty of

01:11:33.580 stuff out well it is a

01:11:34.480 UFO it's an unidentified

01:11:36.140 flying object so it's

01:11:37.740 unidentified that's

01:11:38.820 true I tend to go

01:11:40.140 towards maybe this is

01:11:41.560 the scramjet technology

01:11:43.480 this is the the the

01:11:45.460 Russian what they're

01:11:46.240 talking about or

01:11:47.000 something that we're

01:11:47.760 working on I tend to

01:11:49.460 to go there that you

01:11:51.040 know we we we got rid

01:11:52.580 of the SR-71 you don't

01:11:54.480 get rid of the SR-71

01:11:56.020 without a replacement you

01:11:57.460 just don't get rid of

01:11:58.520 planes before there's a

01:11:59.800 replacement right now

01:12:00.840 some would say well

01:12:01.580 that satellite maybe

01:12:03.780 but we also found out

01:12:04.900 about the stealth bomber

01:12:05.820 long before they had

01:12:07.040 long after they had it

01:12:08.240 right I mean that's you

01:12:09.600 know that's what we do

01:12:10.360 right can Joe Biden

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01:12:12.800 him I feel like there's

01:12:14.180 a possibility that Joe

01:12:15.000 Biden can fly if it

01:12:16.900 was if it was kind of

01:12:18.040 weaving and dodging and

01:12:19.640 groping a woman at the

01:12:20.880 same time it's going

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01:13:28.380 back Glenn back mercury

01:13:32.740 Glenn back thanks so much

01:13:40.400 for listening to the Glenn

01:13:41.360 Beck program so a welch

01:13:43.060 animal lover animal rights

01:13:45.320 protester saw something

01:13:47.640 happen and you saw some saw

01:13:49.640 an animal being oh my gosh

01:13:51.660 saw an animal being

01:13:52.660 victimized okay it was a

01:13:56.040 duckling oh my gosh a

01:13:58.160 duckling had been eaten a

01:14:01.280 baby duckling by a larger

01:14:02.640 bird so now I don't know

01:14:06.160 why they're they're

01:14:07.420 apparently not activists the

01:14:08.440 birds are never activists

01:14:09.400 about the animal thing but

01:14:11.060 so to to solve this problem

01:14:12.860 the animal activist human

01:14:14.360 went in and cut the stomach

01:14:16.540 of the larger bird open to

01:14:19.960 save the duckling I don't

01:14:22.420 think you understand now

01:14:24.620 nature or what it means to

01:14:28.040 protect the animals the

01:14:30.160 larger bird died right but

01:14:33.820 the duckling was saved is

01:14:35.280 this so you could have had

01:14:37.060 one bird die and now

01:14:38.580 instead thankfully you had

01:14:39.960 one bird die but the cute

01:14:42.580 one survived survived

01:14:44.240 Glenn Beck Mercury

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01:16:02.320 love courage truth Glenn Beck

01:16:13.920 well the latest from Planned

01:16:15.180 Parenthood if they had their

01:16:16.480 way the next Disney princess

01:16:17.960 would be one that had an

01:16:20.180 abortion what are these people

01:16:22.960 I mean really I mean do you

01:16:25.100 have nothing else to do with

01:16:26.620 your time this is what a

01:16:28.440 Pennsylvania branch of Planned

01:16:29.700 Parenthood tweeted yesterday

01:16:31.300 one of the real downsides of

01:16:33.400 social media is the way it

01:16:34.840 often amplifies the random

01:16:37.160 thoughts of the clearly insane

01:16:38.980 but just when you thought the

01:16:40.680 left couldn't get any crazier

01:16:42.960 they came through with

01:16:44.940 something even more absurd and

01:16:46.300 upside down they tweeted quote

01:16:48.280 we need a Disney princess who's

01:16:50.420 had an abortion who's pro-choice

01:16:52.520 who's an undocumented immigrant

01:16:54.460 who is actually a union worker

01:16:56.820 we need a Disney princess who's

01:16:59.460 trans and you know what the

01:17:02.320 way Disney is you might won't

01:17:03.880 get one of those really soon

01:17:05.300 we're not really sure what they

01:17:08.280 meant by you know one princess

01:17:10.280 with all of those traits or if

01:17:12.240 they meant four separate

01:17:14.000 princesses we're not sure

01:17:15.460 naturally the tweet has been

01:17:17.160 deleted because you know that

01:17:18.900 keeps everybody from knowing

01:17:20.200 about your crazy tweet just a

01:17:22.920 thought here the internet is

01:17:24.640 forever now will Disney do this I

01:17:30.220 mean you know imagine the new

01:17:31.540 progressive lunch boxes that they

01:17:33.420 could sell I'm surprised honestly

01:17:35.700 that they haven't you know tried

01:17:37.640 this already but if you're going to

01:17:40.280 tweet stupid things at least do your

01:17:42.840 homework first for example I

01:17:45.180 believe we could categorize the

01:17:48.640 Little Mermaid as an undocumented

01:17:51.640 immigrant I mean and she was kind of

01:17:55.120 sort of trans wasn't she I mean she

01:17:56.920 was fish to human and Mulan that

01:18:00.960 whole plot was about her trying to

01:18:02.760 pass herself off as a man so maybe

01:18:05.480 it's just me but you know the Disney

01:18:08.280 princesses have already kind of gone

01:18:10.180 there a little bit I don't know I

01:18:12.340 can't imagine the the fairy tale that

01:18:14.600 would work where the Disney princess is

01:18:16.300 a union worker but you know why not

01:18:20.100 so why is it that Planned Parenthood is

01:18:23.340 tweeting about abortion in the first

01:18:25.280 place because I thought they I thought

01:18:29.080 they mainly provided basic female

01:18:30.600 health services you know that without

01:18:33.520 federal funding it would cause women to

01:18:36.300 keel over in the streets because that

01:18:38.280 was the important part of it so I wonder

01:18:40.280 why they're pushing abortions now or

01:18:43.820 perhaps they've been lying the whole

01:18:45.580 time by the way Planned Parenthood little

01:18:48.460 girls are not pining for a progressive

01:18:50.340 princess because I think little girls

01:18:53.560 tend to love little babies

01:18:56.160 it's Wednesday March 28th this is the

01:19:03.080 Glenn Beck program in our studio we have

01:19:07.400 Tim Ballard founder and CEO of Operation

01:19:11.460 Underground Railroad and the chairman of

01:19:13.280 the Nazarene Fund and Deandra Simmons she

01:19:16.120 is a mercury one ambassador she is the

01:19:19.820 chair her and her husband at the mercury

01:19:21.360 one gala which is happening November

01:19:23.460 17th and we welcome them both to the

01:19:27.360 studio hi hey how are you great so you

01:19:31.420 became an ambassador for for mercury one

01:19:34.400 how exactly well my husband who's a

01:19:37.600 photojournalist is also he works with

01:19:39.600 mercury one and he got me involved

01:19:42.060 because I knew Suzanne who was the

01:19:43.820 executive director still is and he told

01:19:46.340 me about what you all were doing to help

01:19:48.620 women and children and persecuted

01:19:50.400 Christians that had been captured by

01:19:52.020 ISIS or their lives have been affected

01:19:53.860 and also refugees the reason I was

01:19:56.740 interested in the story is because I am a

01:19:58.600 survivor of domestic violence and I felt

01:20:01.060 like if I could go and talk to these

01:20:02.940 women maybe they would talk to me and

01:20:05.080 tell me their stories and maybe we could

01:20:06.740 help them and I could help translate that

01:20:09.260 story with Suzanne I was lucky enough to be

01:20:12.020 able to go to Iraq with my husband in

01:20:14.900 September how was that I say lucky enough I

01:20:17.860 mean lucky enough because it was it was a

01:20:21.000 very difficult experience but something that

01:20:24.500 I feel like I can tell people about this and

01:20:27.840 people in the United States don't

01:20:29.340 understand they don't even know what a

01:20:31.040 Yazidi is they don't know that about the

01:20:35.200 Syrian Christians and they don't know what's

01:20:37.120 happening in the Nineveh plane and to see

01:20:39.400 it firsthand and then the very last day

01:20:41.880 Glenn I mean we were so blessed because

01:20:44.020 the very last day I remember it was about

01:20:46.220 five or six at night and we got a call and

01:20:48.660 they said okay there's a woman that was

01:20:49.980 just rescued and we were gonna go meet

01:20:53.280 with her would you like to come and so of

01:20:55.100 course I mean downstairs in five minutes

01:20:56.480 we went there she did not want to talk

01:20:58.180 to any men she was completely ashamed she

01:21:01.260 was hiding her face hiding her head she

01:21:03.900 was wanted to basically enter life had

01:21:06.280 tried to enter life she was living in a

01:21:08.440 two-room apartment with no furniture she

01:21:11.800 had no food she had tea and biscuits which

01:21:14.740 she offered to us she made us tea and

01:21:16.760 biscuits when we got there this this person

01:21:18.580 had nothing she had a Bible and a rosary and

01:21:22.240 she was obviously traumatized and shaken up

01:21:25.020 and this woman had at one point we thought

01:21:27.660 at the time had been sold about 10 times

01:21:29.600 but to be honest she was sold 16 and she

01:21:32.900 was captured in Mosul where she was an

01:21:34.520 educated woman she was 48 years old she

01:21:37.080 was working at the university and to be

01:21:39.940 taken up by these monsters and sold 16

01:21:43.820 times can you imagine I mean this it's not

01:21:46.200 this woman had an experience in life she

01:21:49.180 was older she wasn't younger and I guess

01:21:52.780 she was probably I would think when she

01:21:54.300 was in captivity I know a lot of them were

01:21:56.160 held together she was probably like the

01:21:57.700 mother to some of these girls but she was

01:21:59.740 raped repeatedly the first man man that

01:22:02.520 bought her was a preacher an ISIS preacher

01:22:04.980 so can you imagine so he would go preach

01:22:06.880 in the mosque and then rape her repeatedly

01:22:08.980 then he also would give her cortisone

01:22:11.660 injections and he would also give her the

01:22:14.180 after morning after pill saying it was

01:22:16.280 birth control well that actually affected

01:22:18.580 her eyesight so she has severe problems

01:22:21.560 with her eyesight at one point she jumped

01:22:23.440 off of a three-story building to avoid

01:22:25.420 being raped by another man and broke her

01:22:28.540 feet her legs and her back oh my gosh and

01:22:31.600 she was cleaning houses for 25 people and

01:22:34.360 preparing food right basically crawling

01:22:36.740 around on the floor and cast on her legs

01:22:38.580 and this went on for about three years the

01:22:42.480 end of her story she was finally sold to

01:22:44.680 somebody that sold her to someone they got

01:22:48.760 her out so that's all I'm gonna say about

01:22:50.840 that so she did get out when we met with

01:22:54.480 her she had just recently been freed and

01:22:56.640 she had been liberated by another

01:23:00.160 organization so Mercury One took her

01:23:03.020 case in and gave her food gave her you

01:23:06.040 know money and then helped her now she's

01:23:08.040 going to immigrate to Australia they've

01:23:09.900 given her counseling obviously medical

01:23:12.000 treatment I mean the first thing she said

01:23:13.860 to me and I remember when I talked to

01:23:15.860 her and I went about it like this Suzanne

01:23:18.160 talked to her first and then I said to

01:23:20.340 her I said I am a survivor domestic violence

01:23:23.600 and they were translating she doesn't speak

01:23:25.140 English and so I know pain I don't know

01:23:29.920 the kind of pain and what you went through

01:23:31.760 but I do know what it's like to be

01:23:33.480 tortured and to be raped and treated in

01:23:38.300 the way that you were treated but not in

01:23:39.720 captivity I didn't want her to think I was

01:23:41.320 marginalizing her experience but she said

01:23:43.220 to me with tears running down her face she

01:23:44.600 said I know that you understand because I

01:23:47.700 can see it in your eyes that you've been

01:23:49.020 through something traumatic so to be able to

01:23:51.820 have that experience with her and then we

01:23:55.740 we talked to her and she started opening

01:23:57.840 up she has since had medical attention but

01:24:01.440 she's going to have to have a lot of female

01:24:03.420 medical attention which will be done in

01:24:04.820 Australia basically mercury one has dealt

01:24:07.220 with her you know physical injuries with

01:24:09.420 regards to her breaking her legs and her

01:24:11.100 back and her her feet and everything what I

01:24:14.420 always do with the people I meet with I

01:24:16.740 always say do you mind if I pray with you and

01:24:19.340 she was so willing to have us pray with

01:24:21.920 her and I just prayed that God would

01:24:23.600 protect her and that he would give her

01:24:25.960 hope she was I think she had this is the

01:24:28.920 most horrific view or image I have of

01:24:31.000 being in that apartment she still had that

01:24:32.340 burka hanging up was hanging from the

01:24:34.740 ceiling in the corner I don't know if she

01:24:36.560 thought well I may have to go back I'm

01:24:39.080 better keep this in case somebody captures

01:24:41.480 me again I mean the whole apartment every

01:24:43.280 window was covered she couldn't go out she

01:24:45.520 was in hiding to live like that 24 hours a

01:24:49.860 day and hiding and you can't go out of

01:24:51.220 your your apartment and to go to the the

01:24:54.220 store or something you have to be careful I

01:24:55.720 mean it's just she had no friends she has

01:24:57.120 no one she's completely alone she's no

01:24:58.540 family that will take her in she tried to

01:25:00.460 go back to her family but her family of

01:25:02.380 course is a shame so they won't take her

01:25:04.000 in so these women are trying to go back

01:25:06.740 home to the relatives they have left and

01:25:09.440 they're not taking them in because they've

01:25:11.340 you know they're a scourge on the family

01:25:12.800 disgrace to the family which that's a whole

01:25:15.080 different story of education I tried to

01:25:17.180 yeah it's so bizarre that these are I mean

01:25:21.840 the culture is so different and here are

01:25:25.520 good faithful Christians but the culture I

01:25:30.060 mean to even have the conversation that

01:25:32.500 you had with her it shouldn't have been

01:25:34.820 had in that culture two women talking

01:25:37.040 about this shouldn't have been happening

01:25:39.000 and it's it I mean these women if if

01:25:43.000 mercury one or others don't get in they're

01:25:45.980 going to kill themselves because they have

01:25:48.080 no place to go and to heal none that was my

01:25:53.080 big fear is that when we left she wouldn't

01:25:55.000 be able to hold on until we got help to

01:25:56.880 her and repeated help and counseling my

01:26:00.060 biggest fear for her because I know I've

01:26:02.000 been there I know how bad it is when you're

01:26:04.420 in a situation that's so abusive that you

01:26:06.500 don't think you can go on and I said to

01:26:09.200 Suzanne I said I don't know if this woman

01:26:11.000 is going to make it I mean I know she's a

01:26:14.100 Christian and luckily and I'm a Christian

01:26:16.040 as well the Christian faith you have a

01:26:19.040 chance and you don't feel like that's an

01:26:20.920 option most times but when you've been in

01:26:23.000 that desperate kind of situation I mean

01:26:24.980 you just never know but I'm so glad now

01:26:27.380 she's going to go to Australia she's an

01:26:29.220 educated woman she's a woman that deserves

01:26:32.120 another chance I hope she makes friends

01:26:34.080 over there and meets people that really

01:26:35.860 embrace her and take her in and I know

01:26:37.420 that Mercury One is working on that and

01:26:39.680 working towards that effort but I just

01:26:41.840 want to say that I applaud you for what

01:26:43.520 you're doing because I didn't know I was

01:26:45.420 not educated we do not talk about that in

01:26:47.760 this country we talk about that you know

01:26:50.240 in a very small oh this thing is

01:26:51.980 happening over there but it doesn't

01:26:53.040 affect us so we don't need to worry

01:26:54.020 about it it does affect us we do need to

01:26:56.220 worry about the violence that these

01:26:57.540 children are seeing when they're in

01:26:59.780 captivity is destroying an entire

01:27:01.880 generation after them and the generation

01:27:03.580 after that after them as well this needs

01:27:06.060 to be stopped they'd have to be

01:27:07.560 counseled and rehabilitated I mean I

01:27:10.220 even try to talk to the Yazidi prince

01:27:11.640 and say you need to take these people

01:27:13.340 back these families you have to be the

01:27:15.240 leader you know that didn't go over so

01:27:17.080 well and I believe that we have we

01:27:21.060 probably shouldn't get on on that but I

01:27:23.560 well we'll just leave it at that yeah I

01:27:25.400 didn't I didn't make my case though yeah

01:27:27.460 good good when you first said you went

01:27:31.420 over there you were emotional why what

01:27:37.100 what was it the woman or what was it

01:27:39.980 that moved you when you first started

01:27:43.480 telling me this story of course when

01:27:46.580 you're going to meet with somebody who's

01:27:48.100 also been through trauma it brings up

01:27:49.560 your trauma but her trauma was so much

01:27:51.980 more intense than what I went my little

01:27:55.120 problem I'm calling it my little problem

01:27:56.640 now because it's nothing like what she

01:27:58.760 experienced and to I don't even know

01:28:01.420 Glenn I really don't know and Tim how I

01:28:04.300 would have lived through that situation

01:28:05.780 I don't think I could have I mean the

01:28:07.700 fact that these women could live through

01:28:09.060 the situation have the strength that

01:28:10.420 they have and I don't I don't I don't

01:28:13.760 think since we come from such a

01:28:15.220 privileged postural society and

01:28:17.040 everything I don't think that most women

01:28:18.720 in America could deal with this honestly

01:28:20.640 so that's that made me very emotional

01:28:23.780 for her to talk about her story and share

01:28:25.500 her story with us and I've since read a

01:28:28.480 lot of books about these women and the

01:28:30.200 experiences they've had they're

01:28:31.280 incredible aren't they oh my god I just I

01:28:33.340 can't imagine so and it it kind of makes

01:28:36.040 your faith feel a little hollow here in

01:28:39.180 America doesn't it yes it does you're

01:28:41.200 kind of like oh yeah I'm a good

01:28:42.240 Christian you get over there and you're

01:28:43.340 like oh my gosh no I'm I mean who I

01:28:46.160 don't even know if I'm Christian compared

01:28:48.880 to these people that's it my faith would

01:28:51.080 have been tested I'm telling you my faith

01:28:52.620 would definitely have been tested had I

01:28:54.440 lived through something like that and

01:28:56.600 the fact that she's still a Christian and

01:28:58.500 she had her Bible and she was praying and

01:29:00.140 had a rosary was such a testament to her

01:29:02.940 belief system and that was a real testament

01:29:06.740 to me as a Christian as to I need to step

01:29:09.000 up step it up Tim tell me about your good

01:29:14.880 news yeah you know an amazing thing

01:29:18.140 happened a couple days ago the very first

01:29:20.660 operation that we that operation

01:29:22.060 underground railroad ever did that you

01:29:24.340 that your people your audience funded

01:29:26.200 this operation we went looking for that

01:29:28.660 little boy for the little boy the little

01:29:29.860 boy in Garty and in Haiti in Port-au-Prince

01:29:32.100 and found this horrible trafficking center

01:29:33.760 that was that looked like an adopt like

01:29:35.880 like an orphanage but of course it wasn't

01:29:37.980 it was a trafficking center went in there

01:29:39.980 and bought these two little children and

01:29:41.560 we've talked about this story there's a

01:29:42.820 documentary about it well those two

01:29:45.260 little kids really bonded with my wife and

01:29:47.940 myself in the aftercare phases of the whole

01:29:49.900 thing and and we decided three years ago

01:29:51.940 to adopt them and it's been a long

01:29:54.440 difficult process we're trying to fix some

01:29:56.900 of these adoption things I know you talked

01:29:58.300 about on your show last week we need to talk

01:29:59.780 more about how we need to fix this but we

01:30:02.300 broke through the bureaucracy and and they

01:30:04.540 came home three days ago wow and they are so

01:30:06.960 happy they're so excited my son actually did a

01:30:09.940 little video we're gonna show we're gonna show

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01:33:01.340 glenn back mercury

01:33:05.480 glenn back you know it's amazing the real highest the real

01:33:17.580 housewives of dallas are now behind the nazarene fund

01:33:21.380 there and and i think they're going to australia they've asked me to they've

01:33:26.320 asked me to go with them to australia uh as uh mercury one brings in uh more of

01:33:32.900 the christian refugees into australia australia has been amazing by the way

01:33:37.200 uh in their help they have just been incredible

01:33:40.240 it's a pretty cool thing pretty cool thing and they've done so much great work you

01:33:44.480 know uh it's cool to see uh people who are more liked than you get involved

01:33:50.180 you know it's it's good to see that they have someone representing them now that

01:33:54.260 people actually enjoy it's great turn of events and a great group i didn't uh

01:34:00.200 i don't think i follow you there you know it's good to find that they they found

01:34:04.080 someone that you know not is it isn't universally

01:34:06.740 despised and that's a great it's a great move for a charity you know you want to

01:34:09.880 make sure yeah okay i got it yeah i got it okay i got it i got it i got it i got

01:34:15.560 it yeah that was great you see um you know california oh my gosh california is

01:34:21.720 insane uh california the the the census um you know the californians have said you

01:34:29.980 know you can't you can't ask people if they're citizens

01:34:32.120 um however in the 2000 u.s census um it it it asked if you were a citizen of the united states

01:34:42.300 you're born in the united states yes born in puerto rico guam u.s virgin islands um or northern

01:34:50.020 marianas yes born abroad of american parents uh or parent yes u.s citizen by naturalization

01:34:58.960 or no not a citizen of the united states that was the 2000 census it's interesting because

01:35:04.900 we we heard a clip uh about i think it was brian selter who was on and they were and he was getting

01:35:08.980 some criticism about he was interviewing the gun children the uh parkland survivors and he and

01:35:15.420 he said you know i pushed back on some of the things or one thing that they said but i didn't on

01:35:20.320 another because i was trying to find a balance between how much am i going to be pushing back and

01:35:24.600 interrupting and saying try to get them to clarify their facts you know they're 17 year olds they've gone

01:35:28.780 through a tragedy it's 10 days after it you know maybe i shouldn't do that and that was kind of a

01:35:33.260 controversial thing i will say cnn had no such qualms when they came out of the uh sarah huckabee

01:35:41.020 sanders press conference after she talked about the census because what she says was it's been in

01:35:47.180 the census many times since 1965 it's not a big deal we're putting it back in and they came out and

01:35:52.320 said no it has not been in the census she's wrong on it hasn't been in the census since the 50s

01:35:56.060 and it was one survey i guess that's what she's referring to well because there's a long-form

01:36:01.160 census and a shorter form census and in the long-form census the clue the question was included

01:36:05.720 they got it wrong i don't know if they fact-checked themselves after that but i suspect

01:36:09.940 no i believe no yeah no they no i they might have fact-checked but they corrected that at 3 a.m eastern

01:36:16.980 glenn beck mercury

01:36:22.640 you're listening to the glenn beck program welcome to pat gray from pat gray unleashed

01:36:37.260 which follows this program i love that show network everybody does yeah it's great everybody

01:36:41.760 does they're all talking about every day i love it you know it's it's embarrassing to me but a lot

01:36:45.960 of people have called it the greatest show ever done really yeah really i hate to bring that up

01:36:50.600 myself yeah that's uh you know but hey you gotta do it is a fact yes you know i mean yes we're not

01:36:55.920 gonna argue with facts so uh pat first of all did you just did you watch uh roseanne uh last night

01:37:01.520 i'm sorry i missed it actually you're one of the few that that didn't see it it it came out yesterday

01:37:07.080 the ratings are astonishing it's pretty amazing 18 million people watch that those numbers do not

01:37:14.340 happen in commercial television anymore 18 million people watched it i think there's a gigantic

01:37:21.720 curiosity factor because it's been it's been 20 more than 20 years since it was on have we forgotten

01:37:28.300 who she is she's a communist oh she was calling for either the beheading or i think the hanging

01:37:34.620 of the bankers and she wasn't joking she was serious right she actually ran i believe one year as the

01:37:42.980 communist party's nominee right it was technically the peace and freedom party which is a communist

01:37:46.980 party socialist party i mean you listen to her i was looking back at her uh platform in one of the

01:37:52.080 commercial breaks here uh she uh is going to work uh persistently on behalf of the unions uh she

01:37:59.460 persistently on behalf of women's and women and their issues in the workplace and their reproductive

01:38:04.260 rights single-payer health care um let's see what else she uh talks about the federal reserve she's

01:38:13.360 anti-federal reserve um she says so are we though yep um she opposes wars that are supposedly necessary

01:38:21.060 for our security but they go on forever and stink of profiteering we all love war oh well that's true

01:38:26.140 difference that we have that's true i forgot about always pushing for war and she uh she delivered

01:38:31.780 speeches in front of the white house um on day one of occupy wall street oh that's right i mean total

01:38:38.460 trump and now she's a trump fan what so weird how does that i don't know but listen to can we play the

01:38:45.320 audio please from last night i thought this was the most important section where she is she is talking to

01:38:51.840 her sister jackie who it did not vote uh for donald trump just play the part where where jackie says

01:38:58.480 how could you have voted for donald trump listen how could you have voted for him was in he talked

01:39:05.300 about jobs jackie he said he'd shake things up i mean this might come as a complete shock to you but

01:39:11.160 we almost lost our house the way things are going have you looked at the news because now things are

01:39:14.980 worse not on the real news oh that connects it does it does you know and and and not the real news part

01:39:25.740 alone uh that's a good laugh line but the part where she is sincerely saying a lot of us

01:39:32.980 lost our house or we're about to lose our house i think that's a real conversation oh i think this

01:39:38.800 is absolutely real conversation between the two of them yep she has it probably is probably is and it

01:39:45.940 was a lot of politics in these episodes it reminded me really of of like all in the family or last man

01:39:52.040 standing where like a lot of the a lot of the conflict in the show was the conflict between

01:39:57.600 uh roseanne and her sister who you know she you know that clip goes on you know they were going

01:40:03.100 to say a prayer and roseanne asks her if she wants to take a knee during the prayer

01:40:06.800 can you play play that it's a great line i don't know do we have it or not yeah but uh there's a uh

01:40:12.240 you know they went back and forth it's funny it was actually it was actually i didn't like roseanne back

01:40:17.980 in the day i was not a fan i did i thought it was funny yeah i mean you know there were moments of it

01:40:22.000 though that were good um it's it's funny they had a lot of weird things in the series too because the

01:40:26.120 last season i'm now looking back at this the last season of the series was the ninth season uh

01:40:31.680 featured it was completely different than the whole rest of the series they went from like crazy it was

01:40:36.240 all like weird fantasies they won the lottery they went they were like in weird like movie plots

01:40:42.040 it was really strange and no one knew what the hell was going on and then the last episode they said

01:40:46.500 she basically she came out she's like yeah i mean i've been living in this fantasy world ever since

01:40:50.480 uh dan died i'm like wait what and he died what he died of a heart attack and that's like how the

01:40:56.380 series ended he was dead so this one they come back and he you know he's there obviously now suddenly

01:41:03.060 alive and they played on all these ridiculous like inconsistencies and he's like i you know everyone

01:41:08.400 always thinks i'm dead when i'm asleep i'm just i'm just asleep and like they had in the in

01:41:13.260 the roseanne original series they had two actresses playing the same daughter like one for the first

01:41:19.400 half and then she left and the other one picked it up they had both of them come back one is the

01:41:24.340 daughter and one is a completely different role in the series like they did stuff like that was pretty

01:41:27.980 funny but it went back to politics over and over and over again she said make america great again in

01:41:32.360 her prayer like it's really it was she's a super trump uh supporter wow but that's consistent though

01:41:40.360 with the roseanne character yeah roseanne that that character would be that person that that rang so true

01:41:48.000 when she said you know a lot of people don't have it good a lot of people you know almost lost their

01:41:52.700 house a few years ago that just rings so true that it's consistent it's it's not a betrayal of the

01:42:00.600 character it's interesting to see roseanne huge trump fan and coulter now huge trump opponent yeah

01:42:07.820 what did you what did she call him shallow lazy ignoramus yeah she said uh again this is this is

01:42:16.480 the woman who wrote in trump we trust e pluribus awesome

01:42:20.720 now wow now you shallow lazy and an ignoramus did you hear wow when the stormy daniels thing

01:42:30.720 happened she said uh apparently stormy daniels and her only had uh and and trump only had sex once

01:42:37.600 um and then she said uh apparently to get screwed by trump over and over again you have to be one of

01:42:43.500 his voters oh wow oh my gosh i mean she so who is she playing to now uh oh i don't know i mean i mean

01:42:50.860 i don't know that she cares yeah and she's a one issue person and the fact seriously she helped write

01:42:57.020 trump's initial uh border security uh release press release and uh she wants that wall and you know

01:43:04.820 there's yeah so do i you know writing a press release shouldn't make you a fan of the president

01:43:09.660 maybe writing and passing the actual law yeah should make you the fan maybe she should have

01:43:15.900 looked a little deeper into him to begin with that could have helped temper her enthusiasm

01:43:20.660 replacing god with trump in that phrase well but you know what helped her understand maybe that's not

01:43:26.240 appropriate jeff sessions i mean if you looked at that jeff sessions you know he was he was on board

01:43:31.900 and he's really really you know border hawk as well so we'll see it's gone in a strange uh a strange

01:43:39.340 direction although many things have yeah i mean roseanne being for the republican in real life

01:43:46.040 that's strange that's a strange thing that's true that's a strange thing amazing yeah i mean we've

01:43:51.860 seen really strange things on twitter lately as well well planned parenthood is asking for have you

01:43:56.380 seen this about the disney princesses yeah yeah they want a disney princess that's had an abortion

01:44:01.500 yeah i mean i think it's finally time to you know maybe bring disney princesses into into real

01:44:07.740 life situations we're gonna go adult though i don't think that's enough just an abortion so what

01:44:12.220 what if you had a disney princess who gets her head lopped off by a terrorist what if you did

01:44:19.260 wouldn't that be great an interesting twist it'd be like a nazi or a white supremacist or something

01:44:24.920 yeah it would turn out to be that yeah it would have to initially you would suspect islamic terror

01:44:29.120 right then it turned out to be a neo-nazi yeah it would be really in the real thing was an oil

01:44:33.400 executive who was pulling the strings all the time right right or maybe a disney princess who doesn't

01:44:38.440 necessarily sing and dance instead she's suffering from severe depression and commit suicide on

01:44:44.520 facebook what about that that's great that's good yeah i didn't like it until you threw facebook

01:44:52.300 yeah then i'm like oh wow i think you do have an extra scene with her performing on facebook i do

01:44:58.340 kind of like that now now you're talking about a powerful disney movie yeah just a bunch of fluff

01:45:02.640 right that's what i like right maybe aladdin comes into jasmine with a suicide belt and blows up the

01:45:07.960 whole palace right including the two of them right something like that it would still be an oil

01:45:11.600 executive still yes aladdin you thinking oh my gosh there you go you're stereotyping the uh the

01:45:17.660 islamic world nope he's from exxon mobil yeah shortly before he blows himself up he actually

01:45:25.420 gets a job with exxon mobil oh really wow yeah and he was they who convince him to kill jasmine wow

01:45:32.980 wow i think we're ready for this i think if we're really ready for the disney princesses

01:45:39.720 should all wear burkas at least the ones in the middle east they should all they you should

01:45:45.760 children in the middle east should be allowed to at least watch these movies because the disney

01:45:53.200 princesses you know aren't dressed you know in provocative ways i think the next disney princess

01:46:00.860 if there's another aladdin you need to only be able to see their eyes through lace really thick lace

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01:47:35.600 so glad you've tuned in today thank you so much uh we played some audio a little while ago i i find

01:47:55.220 this uh fascinating audio this is uh between albuquerque center which is uh the um the you

01:48:04.480 know the flight control for that part of the country and uh three airline pilots and i want

01:48:10.460 you to i want you to listen to this audio albuquerque seven one papa golf there were seven one papa golf

01:48:15.540 good and there was anybody that's uh above us that passed us like 30 seconds ago there were seven one

01:48:21.640 papa golf negative okay something a ufo yeah american uh 1095 uh let me know if uh you see anything

01:48:31.380 pass over you here in the next uh 15 miles you know if anything passes over i reckon 1095 affirmative we

01:48:39.100 had an aircraft in front of you it's uh 37 that reported something passed over him and uh we didn't

01:48:43.640 have any targets so just uh let me know if you see anything pass over you all right i don't know what

01:48:49.400 it was it wasn't an airplane but it was the tap was going off the direction it's american 1095 yeah

01:48:55.520 something just passed over so uh like i don't know what it was but it's at least two three thousand

01:49:02.060 feet above us but yeah i passed right over the top of us okay american 1095 thank you yeah center

01:49:06.700 delta 1755 chicken and three two oh and uh delta 1755 albuquerque center american 1095 can you tell if it was

01:49:14.940 in motion or just uh hovering make it out whether it was a balloon or whatnot but it was just really

01:49:19.740 beat their flight or had a big reflection on it several thousand feet above us going opposite direction

01:49:24.700 so this is at about 40 000 feet at least 40 000 feet going in the opposite direction and not being

01:49:34.380 picked up by radar and uh two pilots verified that they had seen it bruce in tennessee

01:49:41.280 retired pilot of 35 years hello bruce hey glenn how are you good what do you does that happen very

01:49:48.760 often yeah you see stuff all the time that's unidentified just like you mentioned before

01:49:55.140 uh so but some some things a little bit more unusual than others though have you had this experience

01:50:03.620 yeah this happened a number of years ago in the middle of the night and i say middle nights around

01:50:09.280 two o'clock in the morning and we heard some air refueling in the area prior military you always

01:50:15.360 your ears perk up when you hear that and um so we listened to it and next thing we know we look down

01:50:21.860 at the tcast which is a a little it's almost like a radar but it's not it's i think it's traffic

01:50:28.120 collision avoidance system or something you know it'll point out aircraft above and below your

01:50:33.880 1500 feet 2000 and uh normally you'll see these little targets out there and they'll tell you if

01:50:40.160 they're descending or climbing or level and uh but we saw one and normally they come at you or you'll

01:50:47.520 see them pop in from the sides we saw one on this thing it came from behind us overtook us and i'm

01:50:54.300 telling you this thing just went tick tick tick tick tick at a real high rate of speed we looked up

01:50:58.580 uh we couldn't see anything but we found it unusual because uh we kind of calculated you know napkin

01:51:06.540 back of the napkin calculation it was in the i'll just say thousands of miles per hour type of uh

01:51:13.380 speed or not knots actually and then we looked at each other and then we asked atc uh is there any

01:51:20.120 refueling in the air just to confirm this yes just uh what are they refueling out there if sam

01:51:24.440 i'll i'll get back with you and uh he never got back to us so what do you think that was a

01:51:32.080 a military aircraft of some sort it was either an anomaly which normally you know you look down

01:51:41.080 and you might see something pop up uh on the screen momentarily it might be outside the altitude

01:51:47.280 parameters maybe picking up something you know maybe outside those but it's it's probably there

01:51:53.880 but uh the way this thing it stayed uh the the uh the image or that you see on the screen stay

01:52:03.040 there and it tracked from behind us uh in front of us so i mean if it was probably it could have been

01:52:10.340 the military more than likely was and there's all kinds of black operations uh that go on all the

01:52:16.660 time but now whether or not the speed was that fast i don't know that what we calculated but uh it

01:52:23.040 certainly was fast on the t-cast bruce it's my understanding that we don't have scramjet

01:52:27.080 technology which takes us to really hypersonic speeds um because we don't have an alloy that

01:52:33.380 could hold up against that kind of pressure and heat is that accurate do you know uh i'm an

01:52:41.360 anthropology major not a okay okay no i'm sure we do have some we tried some uh i forgot who makes it

01:52:51.540 but it's a cool looking uh vehicle which is launched from underneath a uh b52 they haven't

01:52:57.880 had any successful flights yet but maybe a controllability problem but you know as you know

01:53:03.880 you know they could say they don't have it but there's a lot of alloys out there that we don't

01:53:08.700 really understand bruce thanks a lot i appreciate it god bless see you tonight at five o'clock on the

01:53:16.080 blaze tv that's theblaze.com slash tv join us five o'clock eastern

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 28, 2018

'Roseanne' Says What the Media Won't - 3⧸28⧸18

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