So Wanting This To Be True? | Guest: John Ziegler | 2⧸18⧸19
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On this week's insider edition of The Glenbeck Program, we have a special guest on the show to talk about the latest in the scandal surrounding Brett Kavanagh and his accuser, Christine Blasey. We also talk about why the media still has no idea how these things just happen.
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really blow my mind or something like that oh jesse oh jesse you know i don't know if i'm more
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shocked at the fact that someone had the balls to do this or the fact that media still has no idea
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no idea how these things just happen there's even an editorial today from the washington post
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so here it is this is the way the media works now they find a story that confirms their bias
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confirms their narrative and then they run it constantly relentlessly then when the real story
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comes out they minimize the exposure of the correction and then they repeat
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look look at the major stories that have broken recently that have been so very wrong that have
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occupied so much of our time kavanaugh was that true nope turns out nope then you had uh the uh
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covington story was that true nope look how they look at how they corrected both of those
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just barely just barely just barely and i say well both of them would you even say barely barely
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still because they were still saying they were they're guilty of something yeah i mean certainly
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haven't uh corrected the kavanaugh thing i mean they just say that it was i mean i think they would
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still say that one's true well i mean do you remember the fbi stories that came out afterwards
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and what the fbi had uncovered that it was bogus that the people that were you can't you don't know
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for sure because you know we're still going off of people's memories but it was her beach friends
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that kind of helped shape this story yeah i mean i think all of these stories are stories that they
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would still hang on to yeah yeah right so they're not really corrected they're not really corrected
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let me give you the knee-jerk reactions that the media had uh on this uh jesse smollett uh hoax
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this is from insider edition cnn e-news headline news cnbc tmz just to name a few listen beaten with
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a noose around his neck and hospitalized empire star jesse smollett was the victim of a vicious
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racist and homophobic attack his attackers hurled racial and homophobic slurs two people yelled
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racist and homophobic slurs racial and homophobic slurs not only homophobia we're talking about
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racism we're talking about hate with steroids they are looking for two suspects who are apparently
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wearing make america great again hats the offenders uttered this is mega country the hate crime went
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down early this morning in chicago officials are investigating the alleged assault as a hate crime
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and now police say they're investigating this as a possible hate crime anyone attacked in a hate
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crime like this is an outrage this is this is stomach turning mind boggling information it's out of
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control it is out of control isn't it isn't it out of control now these are just the reactions on tv
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it just as bad if not worse in some cases in print and online i'll give you one example
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you know the situation is bad when tmz is connecting the dots and seeing through a guy's story it's tmz
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listen to this quote the sources say there were red flags from the get-go cops were extremely
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suspicious when jussie took them out to the area where they said he was attacked and pointed to an
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obscure camera saying how happy that the attack was that the attack was on video well it turns out the
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camera was pointing in the wrong direction caught cops thought it was weird he knew the location of
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that camera and then there's this we're told investigators didn't believe the two alleged
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attackers screamed this is maga country because not a single trump supporter watches empire end quote
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now i'm sure there is one somewhere maybe probably not here's the man himself in an interview just days
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after the alleged beating i'm sorry the alleged modern day lynching here he is in an interview with
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abc news complaining about people making stuff up that i had said that they were wearing maga hats i never
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said that i didn't need to add anything like that they called me a they called me there's no which way you
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i don't need to cut it i don't need some maga hat as the cherry on top of some racist sundae i've heard
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that it was a date gone bad which i so resent that narrative i'm not going to go out and get a tuna
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sandwich and a salad to meet somebody that's ridiculous and it's offensive yes there's grinder yes
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there's jacked yes there's all of these things which i have not been on in years i can admit that i was
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on that back in the day i was single you know what i'm saying but i have not been on that in years
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but aside from that it's offensive and i absolutely resent that narrative because it's bull it's bull
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now he starts out play the first 10 seconds of that for me again please
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that i had said that they were wearing maga hats i never said that i didn't need to add
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anything like that stop huh here's a story from usa today the headline empire star jesse smollett
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attackers yelled this is maga country during the beating chicago police blah blah blah you get down
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to about eight paragraphs down and it says sergeant cindy guerra confirmed to usa today that small yet
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said in a follow-up interview the next day that his alleged tackers yelled this is maga country
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so apparently uh there was some confusion on whether or not he said it now he seems to be confused yet
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and the chicago police said no no no he didn't say that then usa today called and said could you
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check on that they checked on it said oh yep you know what the next day he did say that
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so i guess he does need a little cherry on a racist sunday the problem is is he's the racist
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let me give you let me give you a uh story from let me give you two uh stories from the uh uh the press
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just this weekend there is a story from the washington post where uh the the writer now this is a this is an
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editorial uh writer a uh a writer from the washington post an editor said she really
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needs this to be true she needs this to be true what do you mean you need this to be true i want this
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to be true i need it to be true does anybody remember after 9 11 when we started having copycats
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remember when we started getting all kinds of powder sent to us and we were hoping hoping praying
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that this was not an american copycat that this was somebody that was doing this that
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we wanted to trust each other do we remember that feeling maybe it was just me who wanted that but i
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don't think so you want to live in a country where this is true i want to live in a country where this
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is not true now she went on to say because just think of the damage that will be done
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which brings me to the second uh story this one from the new york times republicans are already
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demonizing democrats as socialists and baby killers now this isn't related to the smollett case but yet
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it is we're we don't believe the smollett case so apparently we just all group all of it together
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we just we don't believe this guy so we're not going to believe any racism exists well that is
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a danger of crying wolf however i don't think that's who the american people are
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and look at how the new york times story this is not an editorial this is a story republicans are
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already demonizing democrats as socialists and baby killers well i got news for you if the baby
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is born and then you kill it what else would you be called if you believe capitalism is a thing of the past
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and you believe that the government can run things better that's a socialist what else would you be called
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jussie smollett wanted so badly to believe that americans were just homophobic racists that he had to
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to perpetrate this hoax on us i guess there are jobs that americans still won't do
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now i don't i don't know how he could have possibly thought that one of them was named cletus
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i want to take a break and come back with just a list of all of the stories where people have been
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orchestrating these things because that's exactly what's happening and the press doesn't get it
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and it gets worse and worse and worse and if the press doesn't wake up we're screwed we're screwed
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how's this going to fix any how's this going to be fixed
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how are we going to come together if the press doesn't see their involvement but again they don't
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want to see their involvement again it's just confirmation bias others are doing this we're
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i'll give you the list of just the things that are directly correlated with this
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donald trump is to blame because this racist thing happened and it turned out to be a hoax
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wait till you see the yale newspaper uh the yale newspaper has published a guide to quote
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destroying white boys finally finally it's being done and i got a story from uh uh uh brian stelter
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who's got a very brilliant thing to say today okay um cyber stalking making hoax bomb threats
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ann arbor woman reported a hate crime she was suffering from depression and she said that she
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had been prompted uh she had been attacked and she told the they i don't know why they they they
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picked on me she said maybe it was a safety pin that she was wearing what does the safety pin
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represent do you have any idea okay well somebody out there apparently knew what a safety pin meant
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and didn't like that and so it's a hate crime well it turns out no nope she was just crazy uh she had
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made a superficial scratch on her face uh and she was embarrassed about it um and so she said a uh
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stranger had done it to her while she was walking and her friend said you should report it to the
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police and i made a big mistake by doing that yep kansas state second time in two years racist slurs at
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kansas state was a hoax officers received a report of a note using a racial slur posted on a door
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in an apartment complex upon questioning the person who reported the incident admitted to creating and
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posting the note to their own door the matter will be addressed they said uh but this was the one that
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had the uh note beware and words live here remember that story yeah that was um that was a hoax uh how
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about this one villanova villanova had a report of a black female student allegedly knocked down by
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young white males yelling trump trump trump but the student doesn't want to pursue the matter
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but wanted to make sure that it's hard to move forward it's hard to move forward
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well yeah and it was hard for the university to move forward uh because uh it was fake
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so they couldn't find anybody uh that had done that new jersey man arrested 58 years old
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he was uh arrested in connection with racist and politically charged messages that appeared
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spray painted on a property in south philadelphia on the day after the trump election he was um he was
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arrested um because he wrote trump rules and trump rules black uh b words uh and the letter t i i guess
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that's just i have no i uh no idea could have been a tea party uh could have been there's a lot of
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things that could be fun yeah test low low t yeah low testosterone issue a report of a racist note on a
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black a student's windshield this happened in minnesota a racist threat against a saint olaf student
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that touched off campus-wide protest and forced the college to cancel classes earlier this month
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was a fake according to this story a threat an anonymous typewritten note was fabricated
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it was uh it was a strategy to draw attention to concerns about the climate the campus climate
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uh it was not a genuine threat it was the note was tucked into the windshield of a black student's car
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uh and uh it uh it it apparently uh you know well they were just trying to show that you know this
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something something good has got to come out of such a bad thing uh but it was uh full of uh racial
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epithets and uh and uh and of course trump woman told police she was driving home when four teens
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confronted her yelled trump 2016 and told her she didn't belong here to go home the woman who told
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the police she had a hateful note on her car after a group of teens did this to her said uh
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yeah okay i made the entire story up muslim woman she reported a hate crime on the subway 18 year old
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muslim woman claimed that three men attacked her on a manhattan subway she they tried to pull off her
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hijab and uh turned out to be completely fake she was making that up long island man nassau community
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college said he couldn't sleep at night because somebody had drawn swastikas several different
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times at various different locations on the campus three swastikas were found inside of a
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man's bathroom and he couldn't uh sleep at night i don't know how people sleep at night when they're
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the ones who do it uh police found out he was the perpetrator i'm i'm not even a third of the way
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through these stories that have come out in the last year and the washington post has the guts to say
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that we're going to use this one to say that people are making things up no no do you not yet get it
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anti-semitic graffiti cancels a political offense a political event at a brooklyn synagogue classes
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were even canceled for that i was totally made up black church fire hate crime yeah it was a black
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parishioner that uh started it uh ul student uh said uh somebody stole my hijab well they were probably
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short of theirs they were like ah mine's in the laundry what do i do um made up made up this is
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fake news this is fake news and let me give you before we bring pat in let me give you this from
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brian stelter he said oh friday i went to see the the show network on broadway of course they're
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playing network now of course they're doing that well one of the monologues by brian cranston's
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character howard beale rang in my ears all weekend long he said and i quote here is the truth the real
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truth the thing we must be most afraid of it's the destructive power of absolute beliefs that we can
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know anything conclusively absolutely whether we're compelled to it by anger fear righteousness
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injustice indignation as soon as you have ossified in that belief as soon as you start believing in
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the absolute you stop believing in human beings as mad and tragic as they are in all of their
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complexity their otherness their intractable reality the only commitment any of us can have is to other
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people wow and it's not like you or anybody it's beautiful anyone at cnn have an ossified belief of
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what trump is what trump supporters are what white men are what america is no none of that none of that
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welcome to the program mr pat gray thank you this is uh by the way it is mikey controller
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man that's chicago it sums up chicago and these two uh white very black nigerian guys they were very
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white for black men yeah and let me tell you something i think nigeria isn't that the country
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where deliverance took place so it doesn't surprise me at all that they would act this way
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uh you don't come around these parts son there has to be a split spittoon i believe that corner in
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chicago is where all the spittoons are they call it spittoon alley yeah they do yeah they do yeah
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yeah uh we took time out from our moonshine running to beat the crap out of you mr homo sexual
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and are we ever going to hear are we ever going to hear the apologies from i don't know the nancy
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pelosi's and cory booker's in the world who jumped to their conclusions you know what i don't want an
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apology i don't want an apology i really don't an acknowledgement an acknowledgement yes and what i
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really want is a press the press to learn from their mistakes but they're not mistakes that's the
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problem we can't get we can't get um uh so wound up that i want an apology for their mistake it isn't
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a mistake this is what they they've been ossified in their belief you played the reaction the media
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reaction from uh all the reporters from msnbc and cnn and i think to me the worst is al sharpton
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because you talk about not learning a lesson he doesn't i mean to wanna brawley but you're making
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my lacrosse team you're making my point they're not yeah they're not gonna he is not interested in
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the truth they don't care he is looking for power manipulation any story that helps him further his
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voice he does anything that helps further his point of view even if it turns out to be false
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it doesn't matter so he's not making a mistake and i contend the press is not making a mistake
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yeah i mean look a mistake is uh doing what maybe we did i didn't tweet about this story but i did come
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out and say i i think i said if this story is true this is horrible yes um and that's the way you deal
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with it if this story is true it's horrible and then you wait to see if the story is true but what
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they do is they drop all alleges and they just even if they say the word they don't really mean it
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because then they'll go on and on and on and on about what horrible racist white culture this is
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and how bad donald trump is to the point to where they are now saying well this isn't true but this
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is going on that's essentially what cory booker said i'm gonna withhold my judgment until the facts
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come out why didn't you do that in the first place and then and then he proceeded to say but we do know
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in america that these kinds of crimes are on the rise the fake ones yeah they're right yeah they are
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they are they are because the real ones are not no that's true and this is what you would expect
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right out of a country and a society that's been crafted to give gold medals to whoever's the the
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most victimized right that's that is what we are now doing this like intersectionality olympics thing
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all the time and so of course people are incentivized to get there we are praising people who have been
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victims more than really any other part of our culture success now is is something that's bad if you
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achieve personal success you're you need to get taxed at 90 and you're an evil evil millionaire
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or billionaire on the other side of that if you're a victim there's nothing but praise for you
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everywhere so there's no so there's no surprise that all these people are chasing that feeling this
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is this is a summary of moral sentiments by adam smith adam smith said here's how capitalism works
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in wealth of nations this is what the free market is but in the preceding book book one
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in this study of capitalism is the moral sentiment and it says the free market will give you whatever
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the people want so the people really have to guard themselves they have to be rulers of themselves and
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of their passions and their desires well our passion and desire right now apparently is well we just we
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just want to hate white people we just want to hate white people we want to hate donald trump
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and so that's what the market is buying there is no market for hey let's be good to each other
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let's let's let's let's not do this we're better than this there is no real market for that a great
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example bbc bbc did a documentary and it was on the rise of hate crimes in poland if i'm not mistake
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now it's a documentary came out completely bogus they just made it all up these documentary workers
00:31:47.340
sold the bbc a documentary completely made up wow okay wow why is that because people want to work
00:31:56.800
and unscrupulous people who are like okay well what are they buying because i've sat in these meetings
00:32:02.380
before i've been in meetings with netflix and amazon and everybody else and i know that the agents will
00:32:08.420
say prior to the we have you know you have specific agents just for amazon just for netflix
00:32:16.480
and their their job is to tell the agency this is what they're buying right now this is what's hot
00:32:24.300
for them they want stories like this they want shows like this and so you don't get a meeting with
00:32:31.540
them unless you're pitching something that they're buying so if you're out there and you're like okay what
00:32:35.880
will netflix buy what will amazon buy this this group i'm sure what will the bbc buy well they're
00:32:43.760
really high on documentaries about hate crime right now great we'll do one on poland and how hate crimes
00:32:50.220
because you gotta know polish hate crime then you get in there you find out that that's not the truth
00:32:55.620
well you've sold it you're working on their dime make it up that's the way this happens
00:33:02.920
it's the free market and we are people that don't have moral sentiments anymore we want that that
00:33:11.740
that story in the washington post where the editor wrote today i want to believe this story
00:33:19.100
yeah why why you wouldn't why yeah i know at least honesty there she wants to believe this story and
00:33:28.200
you know cnn did and that's nbc did nbc did they all wanted to believe the story they wanted it to
00:33:33.920
be true because it proves to them some uh moral larger truth right yes yeah i mean do you see and
00:33:40.980
they know and they know that it does exist it just doesn't exist in the amount that they they say it
00:33:47.720
is they know that it exists so they justify it as this is why they downplay it when they find out
00:33:54.320
because they're right now look at the editorials they're like do you know what this is gonna do
00:33:58.020
this is gonna hurt the real racism yeah we know that yeah we know that that's why we've been
00:34:03.000
bitching about al sharpton forever you put him on as uh you know an msnbc host we bitch about him
00:34:10.620
because he hurts real racism i mean do you hear ellen page the actress um ellen page now if you don't know
00:34:19.480
who she is she is in a sort of a uh progressive uh quantum leap episode for the rest of her life
00:34:25.280
because at some point she unintentionally made a really good movie that happened to be pro-life
00:34:29.880
or have a pro-life message juno which became a big movie and kind of the movie she's known for
00:34:34.660
so for the rest of her life she has to say the most crazy liberal things and then until eventually
00:34:40.360
she says enough of them and she can leap back to the right future or something she's in that mode of
00:34:44.860
like paying penance paying penance for for all of her previous sins of saying something pro-life
00:34:50.900
so she goes on all these shows and she's always saying the most liberal crazy thing
00:34:54.580
listen to her on colbert about this attack back when it was going on he believes in conversion therapy
00:35:01.040
blaming it on mike pence he has hurt lgbtq people so badly as the government of indiana and i think the
00:35:08.820
thing we need to know and i hope my show gaycation did this in terms of connecting the dots in terms of
00:35:13.920
what happened the other day to jesse i don't know him personally i saw i sent all of my love
00:35:18.560
connect the dots this is what happens if you are in a position of power and you hate people
00:35:28.260
yeah oh yeah and you want to cause suffering to them right you go through the trouble you spend
00:35:33.940
your career trying to cause suffering thank you what do you think is going to happen we're going to
00:35:39.700
weep we're going to kids are going to be abused and they're going to kill themselves
00:35:43.380
and people are going to be beaten on the street yeah listen to the passion in her voice yeah she's
00:35:49.020
crying but also listen to what she's saying if this is what you do you hate people so much
00:35:54.780
that you dedicate your life to that that's jesse smollett yeah he he hates people who are different
00:36:05.220
than him so much he has come into a place to where he believes that's who these people are to the point
00:36:13.460
where he concocts and and perpetrates this hoax and pays people four thousand dollars to do it with
00:36:22.280
him that's amazing that's amazing just real quick before we take a break pat um how do you do you
00:36:32.980
believe and and this comes from uh what's his name we have him on uh john ziegler coming up in a minute
00:36:38.580
he said last week he said uh i think what happened what i've heard is that the police and everybody
00:36:47.700
were just going to move past this and then he had the balls to double down and go on gma
00:36:52.900
wow and they really they were like okay dude and they already suspected yeah they already suspected
00:36:59.280
they put and they were just going to let it go remember they put that the the the two gray lumps
00:37:05.100
that picture of the two gray lumps yeah they put that out and he believes it was his bait
00:37:11.360
because as soon as he went on gma and said that's them that's them they knew who those guys were
00:37:21.080
wow they rounded them up that day remember they knew exactly who they were so they put it out
00:37:27.800
going okay let's see let's see that's them i mean if you look back at the abc interview he's like and
00:37:35.080
i want them arrested i that's them i know it's them how do you know it's them i know it's them well
00:37:40.300
you did know i paid him good money to be there so i know what was named cletus he's from kenya
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john ziegler is uh with us he is uh an independent uh voice and writes for mediaite and he is one of
00:43:00.240
the guys uh and i think the first to really take this uh jesse smollett case on uh and and say wait
00:43:08.120
a minute something's not right here we talked to him on friday as this was starting to fall apart
00:43:13.420
uh and he laid the case out john i'd like you just to lay the case out again real quick just in case
00:43:19.780
somebody doesn't isn't familiar with the case sure uh a couple weeks ago uh empire actor jesse
00:43:26.020
smollett claimed that at 2 a.m in chicago in the middle of a polar vortex that he had been attacked
00:43:33.060
by two trump loving goons who uh yelled among other things at him racial epithets uh insulted his
00:43:42.200
sexuality and declared chicago to be maga country uh sprayed him with bleach tied a rope around his neck
00:43:49.980
i guess which was supposed to be a noose that he was the victim of a horrible hate crime uh and the
00:43:56.660
media of course shockingly uh lapped this up uh as as if uh this was uh obviously true and that there
00:44:04.380
was no other scenario that could possibly be the case because after all uh in their minds no one
00:44:09.500
ever lies or exaggerates about any of this kind of thing even though the the end result as you well
00:44:15.500
know glenn and many of your listeners know is that many of these stories end up being false and uh this
00:44:22.000
one never made any sense and the way that it fell apart over a couple weeks period of time to me is
00:44:28.400
fascinating and you know i appreciate you giving me the credit because you know i don't get credit for
00:44:33.220
any of these types of stories i have i have made literally hundreds of dollars over the years
00:44:37.640
going after these stories now let's not let's not stretch it
00:44:42.280
there's it's not fun because by the way even when you're right you still end up taking more grief
00:44:49.440
than you get uh credit in most cases but i feel like all i was was the the kid in the emperor with
00:44:55.040
no clothes you just go wait a minute the emperor has no clothes here this is an obvious story so
00:45:01.600
what was fascinating about this real quick what was fascinating to me was i did a series of interviews
00:45:06.340
in chicago very early on this story where you know i'm being used by chicago radio hosts radio hosts
00:45:13.160
who are not supposed to be afraid of anything right because they they don't want to be the ones to say
00:45:17.880
this is false so they bring me on because i've written for media and say uh and tell them what
00:45:23.100
they already are thinking but no one wants to say and that's that's really what happened here it's
00:45:27.880
really frightening uh so john i think one of the reasons why the average person may have been
00:45:33.340
caught up on this and just accepted it is because um uh at first he had gone to the hospital and
00:45:42.760
you got the impression that he had to stay there for a day or two and so he was really hurt that
00:45:48.820
that's all bogus too well yeah i mean if you look now who who it was these two nigerian brothers who
00:45:56.100
are bodybuilders who were the ones who were involved in this uh if they were going to beat uh jesse
00:46:01.960
small ed up uh he would have had more than a scratch underneath his eye and he would not have
00:46:06.840
been able to uh go to los angeles almost immediately to uh to do i guess you would call it a concert where
00:46:13.300
he was dancing uh within a couple of days so i mean that part didn't make a lot of sense there
00:46:19.520
were a lot of things that didn't make a lot of sense that he held on to his subway well i mean
00:46:24.600
that's a love that's a love of a sandwich man you're like i'm fighting off two guys who are trying
00:46:29.860
to beat me up bore bleach on me but i am not letting go of this sandwich well i have to say
00:46:36.240
and i i was and by the way the police were uh both of us were were essentially wrong in our
00:46:43.520
original theory about what happened because i'm told from my sources which have been very good on
00:46:48.580
this story from the beginning that originally the police and i thought this made sense because i'm not
00:46:52.640
a conspiracy guy i despise conspiracies i believe in incompetence but even the police were were
00:46:59.080
convinced that this couldn't have been a total hoax at first because it was so poorly done so
00:47:05.180
incompetently done apparently they even they even rehearsed it uh and and so i presumed and again the
00:47:12.980
police thought this too that this was some sort of a domestic dispute a relationship he had had with
00:47:19.000
one of these two actors that went wrong and then he created the hate crime allegation afterwards i am
00:47:25.300
told that their state police still believe that there was a relationship between smollett and one
00:47:30.500
of the two of them but they now believe that it that what happened here was that smollett paid them to
00:47:36.780
be part of this one of the more interesting things i'm looking forward to as this goes along which i'm
00:47:41.960
sure is not going to happen is is smollett going to get uh the me too treatment because if the police
00:47:47.440
are right that he had a relationship with one of these two guys he forced them right using his power as an
00:47:53.020
actor in a romantic relationship to engage in a crime now that's a me too violation is this thing
00:48:00.360
this thing is is absolutely fascinating i saw it this morning that the police said one of the one of
00:48:06.100
the things that immediately said wait a minute this may not be right is he took him to the scene where
00:48:11.860
it happened and he immediately pointed out the video camera and said i am so glad that that camera
00:48:18.900
is up there because you caught all of it on video and and it was so obviously pointed in the wrong
00:48:26.180
direction and they were like hey we've never heard that from a victim who's like and i saw right away
00:48:33.720
that there's a video camera right here and it was so obvious that it was not going to pick this up they
00:48:39.760
went uh-oh something's wrong well glenn you make a really great point which uh i underestimated the
00:48:46.580
police at the beginning of this you know i think the police played possum here i think i think that
00:48:52.700
they made it seem as if they had no idea what was going on they released the photograph of those two
00:48:57.420
blurbs those blobs that they were the persons of interest and at that time i perceived and i think
00:49:02.840
smallette perceived that was a sign of weakness that the police had nothing they had no idea what
00:49:08.320
was happening here it is now very clear they knew immediately what was going on they they had been
00:49:14.180
able to chart those two blobs which turned out to be the nigerians all the way from the scene of the
00:49:20.520
of the alleged hate crime into an uber they identified them apparently they have video of
00:49:26.200
them buying the rope so they knew their identity from very early on and of course they immediately
00:49:30.640
know they're nigerian they're black one of the works on empire this story is clearly false
00:49:36.120
and you know to use what i'm sure the left will think is a bad metaphor they essentially gave
00:49:41.020
smallette enough real rope to hang himself because he he identified ends up identifying them on good
00:49:47.340
morning america which of course was ridiculous to me you couldn't identify the people when you were
00:49:52.020
being attacked but you're identifying two blobs in a grainy photograph so and that's the incredible
00:49:57.760
thing is he went on good morning america to say he doesn't appreciate how this is just uh you know
00:50:04.380
how he's being treated and called a liar by some it's just like those trump people uh and they put up
00:50:10.700
the two blobs and it's really like the back of two guys isn't it i can't even tell again i don't
00:50:16.420
know i just because i i the the faces were so dark i just thought that they were i don't know wearing
00:50:22.020
a hoodie or something and walking the other direction there's no way you can tell anything
00:50:25.980
about these two guys except it's two big people walking right or standing up uh and uh and he got he
00:50:33.980
gets on and says i know these are the guys well how do you know i was there i saw it i know these are
00:50:39.180
the guys right which to me felt like desperation like he's just latching on to anything that will
00:50:45.140
substantiate his story also under the belief that the police will never be able to identify these guys
00:50:51.080
when they already had and of course it's a couple hours after the the good morning america interview
00:50:56.500
finally airs when they apprehend them they question them they get them to flip on smollett they don't
00:51:02.600
charge them and now of course we're waiting for smollett i'm told the police are hoping that smollett
00:51:07.340
will turn himself in uh the i'm i i i'm still very skeptical glenn whether smollett is going to
00:51:14.540
suffer any severe legal consequences over this the state's attorney in cook county i'm told is very
00:51:20.880
corrupt uh they're going to be under a lot of political pressure to give him a sweetheart deal
00:51:25.060
and let this just go under the rug uh i told you on friday which i think was a key part of this that
00:51:30.040
rahm emanuel the mayor of chicago was pissed off and that may he may have unleashed the dogs on
00:51:34.880
smollett when he went on good morning america but he's not in charge of this anymore this is a
00:51:38.860
state's attorney's issue and so i'm still skeptical whether the left will ever really be forced to
00:51:44.820
eat the crow that they should on this and i also think this is important for your audience i hope
00:51:50.080
that we don't just look at this as the left wants us to as an isolated incident this is somehow unique
00:51:56.600
this is an epidemic this is an epidemic especially in the in the realm of uh hate crime uh situations
00:52:02.800
and it's also i think and and maybe i'm sure people i know i've already driven people on the
00:52:07.760
left crazy for for raising this issue but but let's go back to kavanaugh for a second brett kavanaugh
00:52:12.660
because we were told we remember we were told that even though christine ford's story had no
00:52:17.580
corroboration by the way jesse smollett's story at least had a time and a place and a picture of two
00:52:22.820
blobs right two blobs and a contemporaneous report i mean but in comparison jesse smollett's story
00:52:28.580
was fantastically corroborated in comparison to to cut christine ford but we were told the reason
00:52:34.620
we believe christine ford is that a prominent person would never tell an untruth about an
00:52:40.940
allegation like this that would never happen what do they possibly have to gain no one would ever do
00:52:46.860
this and put themselves through this well now we know that's bullcrap because jesse smollett has
00:52:53.380
done that for whatever reason he did i don't fully understand why he did it uh i mean we may never
00:52:58.180
know but people do very strange things and the other thing that's related this is the number one
00:53:03.480
misconception especially the left has is we now live in a world where being the right kind of victim
00:53:08.980
is the american dream it is that's the the biggest false premise of the whole thing people
00:53:15.280
presume we're still living in 19 whatever it was when being a victim was was somehow uh uh an item
00:53:21.900
of shame it's not an item of shame anymore and by the way maybe it never should have been but the
00:53:26.540
pendulum has swung so far in the other direction people want to be a victim you get adulation you
00:53:32.700
get attention you get money in certain certain situations uh i believe colin kaepernick figured this
00:53:39.340
out and and and did it more beautifully than anyone has ever done and creating himself into being a
00:53:44.240
victim and now you know he's made millions and millions of dollars out of it uh what his football
00:53:48.460
career should have been over by now uh so i mean that's the number one premise being the right kind
00:53:53.880
of victim is the american dream today when i come back i want you because you work for mediaite i would
00:53:59.820
like to talk about the media and what the media should pull from all of these stories that they've done
00:54:06.760
what's the real problem here part of it is us the free market is like who's buying stories about victims
00:54:14.300
everybody i've got a victim story that's that's part one but the other part is journalism and and media
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today and quite honestly you touched on the beginning fear we'll get to that in one minute
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even if you have a password the the the problem john just used the word uh epidemic there's so many
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00:55:00.920
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john ziegler so what does the what is the media uh going to pull out of this or should pull out of
00:57:16.100
this and what what role do they play in all of this great question uh glenn uh those are two very
00:57:23.300
different things what they they should and likely will uh first of all i think that they they're an
00:57:28.160
unindicted co-conspirator in the jesse smollett story uh and i mean without them uh i don't think
00:57:34.040
smollett would have ever thought one that he could get away with this or that he would get adulation for
00:57:39.260
it uh that's that's number one number number two what they should take away from this is let's not
00:57:44.660
be so damn gullible let's not take everything at face value and you know i i mentioned on friday i
00:57:51.980
have an equation it's really pretty simple you just take the uh the how implausible a story is how
00:57:57.640
little corroboration it has and then you divide it by uh how hesitant the media or the authorities
00:58:03.580
would be to this to debunk it because of political correctness concerns and if you get a number less
00:58:08.160
than one the story is probably not true and that formula has worked for me on many many occasions
00:58:13.660
and on this on this occasion it was as clear as day that the story is probably not true but the
00:58:19.760
problem here is the business model of the media is broken it is badly broken every single element of
00:58:26.180
the media is broken which means the two things everyone has to lunge after every story that looks like
00:58:32.840
it might get clicks or traffic or or trend on twitter immediately which means that of course
00:58:39.140
there's no time for introspection there's no time for research or investigation uh and then of course
00:58:45.940
the other part of the broken is that business model is that the people within the business have no job
00:58:50.940
security and when you have no job security you can't do real journalism because real journalism
00:58:56.440
requires saying things often that are unpopular or dangerous well in this day and age if you say
00:59:02.500
something that's unpopular or dangerous when you have no job security guess what's going to happen
00:59:07.040
to you especially if you have to be a white male you're you're in a story like this you're done
00:59:12.680
you're it's over and there's no place to get another job so that's where the fear comes in that you
00:59:17.940
already referenced so there's way too much fear and and by the way no one ever gets fired for jumping on
00:59:24.620
these types of stories you only you only get in trouble if you if you contradict them and and don't get
00:59:31.860
vindicated immediately because you pissed off the wrong people so so john here's the here's the
00:59:37.360
thing about this is is as we're looking at this story nobody's buying a story nobody wants to run a
00:59:45.500
story that the narrative is counter to this one um and so you're you're you're not incentivized in
00:59:53.720
any way everybody wants to be first or wants to be in the stream nobody is actually uh trying to
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be right over first and the last thing is there isn't anybody in the media that really doesn't
01:00:09.920
want to believe this story this is what they believe anyway so it's it's massive uh confirmation bias
01:00:18.300
a hundred percent especially that's and that's why the liberal media gets these things wrong so often
01:00:22.960
but i think your point about incentivization is so incredibly important because there's still a lot
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of people who believe that true truth is the coin of the realm of the media and journalism i don't
01:00:34.240
know that was ever the case but it's definitely not the case now it's popularity that's what that
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it is what matters and oftentimes the popular narrative is inherently faulty because of what you
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mentioned about confirmation bias and of course you and i have talked many times about the penn state
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joe paterno jerry sandusky case to me this is the patron saint of all of these cases where the what the
01:00:55.080
what the truth is and i've investigated for six years i know with every fiber of my being to be
01:01:01.300
180 degrees different than what the popular narrative was but the narrative that was popular was so
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overwhelming that it was a tidal wave over the truth and the truth is never going to win in that
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case and it's not close and this and this is not an isolated situation that's just the most dramatic
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one i've seen okay john ziegler you can find him at zigman freud zigman freud and also with media i
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thank you so much john ziegler for bringing this uh story before anyone else would
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this is the glenbeck program there is a um uh there is a an interesting look at the media
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from the media uh and also something else that we all need to learn about our actions matching what
01:04:09.520
we believe i think that's a fallacy that we're all well i want my action really is that what you
01:04:16.500
want that what you want i'll get into that here in just a second a lot of people are saying there's
01:04:20.200
no consequences for small lad he's not going to face any he's not going to there won't be any
01:04:25.120
consequence you really think so i think there's going to be consequences on this one what do you
01:04:29.400
think is going to happen to a giant uh fat deal as a spokesperson for subway here's a guy who waded
01:04:40.900
through a band of marauders yes and named cletus attacking him when he had his tuna sandwich in
01:04:47.460
his hand and what did he do he made it through he got that tuna sandwich all the way to his belly
01:04:51.740
can i tell you something kaepernick wants to go back in i think small yet should be and i don't know
01:04:58.220
anything about sports but i think a running back okay isn't that the guy who grabs the ball and runs
01:05:02.900
there you go that guy is not letting go of that subway that's right make that football paint it like
01:05:08.880
it's wrapped in a subway wrapper that guy's never going to let it go and the good thing with subway
01:05:14.140
is even if he is charged with a crime it's still better than previous spokespeople uh so he's this
01:05:21.880
is a good way for them to go and i think it i think it works i like that yeah that's very good that's
01:05:26.460
very good um let me let me let me take you back to the media here um the media is saying i and i want
01:05:35.620
to i want to quote there are two competing definitions of media there is one view promoted
01:05:43.080
by professional anti-media messengers like donald trump jr who portray the media as just one big blob
01:05:48.940
he tweeted media hollywood desperately wanted smollett's claims to be true to push their hate
01:05:55.300
of conservatives then there's the other view which i know to be true that the media is made up of
01:06:01.560
thousands of outlets and hundreds of thousands of people with great journalists and lazy aggregators
01:06:08.020
with no single mission or belief system there are mistakes and built-in biases sure definitely
01:06:15.380
but most journalists are trying their best to report what is true this competitive chaotic world
01:06:21.280
of media contradicts don jr's imagined world okay so let me ask you this is that is that a warning
01:06:28.920
against collectivism essentially yeah it's interesting they want to see people people
01:06:32.920
to be seen as individuals yes it's an interesting concept unless by the government right unless it's
01:06:37.600
the government yeah or if it's you know evil white trump supporters right yes those people are all seen
01:06:42.340
as a with a broad brush tea parties conservatives god yes group of all christians oh my gosh group
01:06:49.320
yes group group group group group and we keep saying you yeah they try to make everyone's basically the
01:06:54.880
westboro baptist church correct and we keep saying that actually those are a few really bad people but
01:06:59.680
generally speaking christians aren't anything like that right but do we here's here's something for
01:07:04.960
the media um media this at least is one show now i know you like to take all talk radio and make us
01:07:12.800
all alike but it's crazy we're all made up of thousands of individuals uh but this is one individual
01:07:20.880
who i will not dismiss case cases of racism because i know that there are racists and i know that racism
01:07:29.920
exists however i am skeptical when everything seems to fit perfectly this narrative that you guys love to
01:07:40.320
eat and shovel out so i am skeptical but isn't that what you're supposed to be you should now here's
01:07:50.000
all the time here's also one guy who will report that it is a lie that black people brown people yellow
01:07:59.440
people red people any people couldn't be racist no no race is a human trait just like just like our biases
01:08:12.080
those are human traits it's it's how we are raised what we are how we're educated who we're around what
01:08:19.840
influences us those things are called bias some of us can say yeah i'm a conservative i'm absolutely
01:08:27.120
a conservative but i am not blind to uh to loyalty i am not just oh my gosh i've got to be loyal to this
01:08:35.440
because i'm a conservative no if it doesn't make sense it doesn't make sense you know there's something
01:08:40.560
that's happening in brexit right now with the brexit thing people seven people have left the um the labor
01:08:48.320
party because of their brexit strategy and the ongoing anti-semitism and racism in the what a
01:08:55.840
surprise leftist party when's that gonna start happening here when are we gonna have journalists
01:09:04.000
that go you know what i gotta tell you i was on the bandwagon but you know these guys have gone too far
01:09:08.240
these guys have gone too far they will they will do anything when's that gonna happen because i know
01:09:15.040
it happened on the on the right a lot of us said you know what i don't have anything to do with the
01:09:19.520
republican party anymore i don't abandon my values but it's really strange i was painting a painting this
01:09:26.960
weekend and it was um uh it's behind me now if you happen to be watching and it is a picture of this
01:09:35.040
really spooky looking guy in the shadows and his eyes have almost like hypnotic rays coming out and he has
01:09:42.240
two hands out once one has the facebook logo the other has the google logo he represents like the
01:09:48.640
government google is data information and ai and facebook is social media and the painting is called
01:09:58.480
here to help it's here to help trust us we're just here to help uh no it's not when you close that
01:10:06.240
loop of those three it should scare the hell out of you and as i was painting it i i realized this is
01:10:12.560
this is this is this is rebellion stuff this is stuff that the left should be doing right now
01:10:22.160
but they're not doing it they don't even realize how out of step they are with their own values
01:10:29.040
that they just are so hell bent on destroying what they think is the problem that they haven't
01:10:36.480
realized oh good god i'm in bed with the devil i'm in bed with everything i've always stood against
01:10:47.920
i'm not an art critic uh but i i did want to point out to the audience who's listening on radio
01:10:53.040
uh i believe it's an accurate painting because the super scary guy is white right did make him
01:10:59.120
white and that that makes it powerful if he made him any other bluish green but well when the lights
01:11:04.800
on his hands though they're pretty white yeah so well i think it's uh that's accurate because this is
01:11:10.160
the exact type of guy that can beat you up while you're carrying your subway sandwich exactly and
01:11:14.560
that by the way is on sale for for one foot long for five dollars this week that's exactly how
01:11:19.360
you have to catch it you have to catch it and then run uh okay so so let me let me let me go into this
01:11:25.280
so we've talked about the free market that the free market uh it has to have a virtuous people um
01:11:31.680
because the free market will provide whatever you want well right now the free market on the left
01:11:36.080
wants these stories of of victims and oppression and you know white mega hat wearing racists that's
01:11:44.400
what the system wants that's the market is saying i i got a call for it over here who's
01:11:49.200
got one who's got one who's got one and so it's calling these out and as we have shown you and we
01:11:55.120
will show you tonight at five over and over and over and over and over again people are delivering it
01:12:02.640
they're fake doesn't mean that racism doesn't happen it just means the media is getting trapped
01:12:10.720
by all of these fakes because they want it so desperately and why do they want it
01:12:16.080
it they want it to destroy see the search for truth is not about destroying something the search
01:12:24.880
for truth is the search for truth let the chips fall where they may but we've gone so far away from
01:12:32.880
the truth we just have our belief we just know this is what no this is what i believe and then we we
01:12:39.440
don't even really care about living it because if we really did care about living what we believe
01:12:46.720
we wouldn't have so much hypocrisy look at the hypocrisy both sides of the aisle look at the
01:12:52.640
hypocrisy you say one thing you go in and do it the debt is so un-american really look at the debt
01:12:59.200
hear anybody crying about it nope why because nobody really cares no the debt is just something that's
01:13:05.920
used when the other party's in power correct i care about the debt i'm talking about the spending
01:13:11.360
now and i was talking about the spending then doesn't matter who's in this is a problem okay
01:13:17.760
but we want a virtue signal and our virtue signaling uh causes people to say well look at the hypocrisy his
01:13:26.800
action doesn't meet his belief but we're so far beyond that as the problem our actions matching our
01:13:35.200
belief system we're so far beyond that don't ask that question well i want to make sure that my
01:13:42.880
actions line up with my belief yeah you might want to go back a step because what really matters today
01:13:51.280
if you want to fix the country you want to fix yourself you want to fix your community you want to fix your
01:13:55.920
country you want to fix journalism stop asking if your action matches what you believe and start
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asking whether your belief matches the truth all right i have a pitch for you okay hi i'm jesse
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smallette recently i was in the news for being attacked as a part of a racial hate crime and
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part of the story i told was not true it wasn't about race it wasn't about trump they were after my foot
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long tuna sandwich from subway you're telling me you're telling me that's not effective
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i mean that's selling a lot in today's world in today's world yeah yeah i think it does i think i
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this is the glenbeck program welcome to monday hi i'm jussie smollett uh in a moment i'm going to
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the new ultimate spicy italian but first i want to address some reports about me in the media it is true
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i filed a false uh uh hoax uh against the police uh and against uh white people and trump supporters
01:16:46.240
in general however as a subway spokesperson i can guarantee you i have never touched a child in an
01:16:52.560
inappropriate fashion i have no photos of naked kids on my laptop i've never been fat before so i
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didn't i don't i i don't look the bottom line here is yes i'm a criminal but we're going in the right
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direction okay we here at subway we are going in the right direction we are making things better
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just like we made our classic meatball sub better with the ultimate cheesy garlic bread thank you i love
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it i think it works i think it absolutely works subway eat fresh uh
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uh i think it works i like it what do you know what do you think honestly about
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um him looking at colin kaepernick and seeing you know i could look i'm i'm like the ninth character
01:17:39.440
on this show that i don't even know i'm in this show i don't even know if it's still on the air
01:17:45.040
so he's like the ninth character he sees colin kaepernick all you have to do is stand up against the power
01:17:52.320
stand up for something that everybody you know in on the left is for all of your friends and you
01:18:00.160
know it's true anyway america and the national anthem that's a racist song we all know it's true we all
01:18:07.360
know that lynching is happening so i just go the extra mile i'm an actor i can pull this off life
01:18:13.600
all the world is but a stage yeah and and he's doing it because he saw colin kaepernick making a
01:18:19.760
fortune i mean really it's interesting that he this actor is getting in trouble because
01:18:24.880
of his poor acting like i mean if if he just had better plot development this may have actually
01:18:29.360
worked uh you're right it's like but honestly it's like a murderer going no but i followed
01:18:34.160
the episode of colombo to the letter no yeah it doesn't it's not good i will say that too i think
01:18:39.680
with the kaepernick thing is is an interesting example because i think he probably has a a motivation
01:18:45.280
and that like he this is how he sees the world and everything else but if you look back at the
01:18:49.920
last 20 years we've seen many examples of people leaking their own sex tapes things that that normally
01:18:57.040
you would think i mean there was a time where people when they got attacked and if someone's
01:19:01.840
came to him and said hey did you get attacked are you the victim no no no no no you would you would
01:19:05.440
downplay your own attack that's what he said that's what he that's what he said i didn't want i didn't
01:19:10.720
i didn't i didn't go to the police right away because i i'm gay and i don't want gay people to
01:19:16.960
you know people are always saying oh you gay people are weak but who is saying who says that
01:19:23.280
and by the way we all saw how tightly you held on to that subway that's a strong man i got trying to
01:19:29.120
lynch you throw bleach on you and you're still holding on to that sandwich i respect that and i i saw
01:19:34.240
the uh the perpetrators of this uh there's some photos that went around of them uh they are in much
01:19:39.120
better shape than i am they are not weak no i don't think i maybe there was a time where people
01:19:43.280
thought gay people were weak they seem to be in really good shape these days when did they say
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when did they say that they were gay they said one of them was in a relationship that's one of the
01:19:51.280
accusations the whole time that doesn't make both of them gay now does it hater i don't i don't and
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why do you call them both him there's three people we're at two of them if they were in a
01:20:00.080
relationship i mean multiple people were gay in the relationship i would i would think that's
01:20:04.240
multiple is not all is it i didn't i didn't say all i just said the tape back that's what i heard
01:20:09.600
that's what america heard yeah but that doesn't matter if that's what you heard or what america
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we're on to subway we don't touch kids that's that's our new slogan sure we still have criminals
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in prison for sexting a 14 year old i mean it's certainly not more than what 15 months 15 months
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it's a complete max that's too much they only went against him because this country is against
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high-powered politicians and particularly democrats well he's also he has to pay a ten thousand dollar
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fine which you know it shouldn't be hard for him uh seeing that he had a lot of money in the first
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place but he also has to register as a sex offender and he does have three years probation where he is
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closely monitored so when they say probation how much sexting with 14 year olds does that allow for
01:25:45.220
i don't think any well he's a democrat so maybe maybe some i mean you should at least give him a
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couple a week right perhaps when you really think about it he can do as much as he wants he just can't
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get caught again exactly gotta be a little bit like crime was i mean who are you to judge love is love
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don't know whoever that is that how can you stop a man from doing such a thing by the way there's
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somebody else that is in prison for similar things it's bill cosby and bill cosby is quote having an
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said he's he used the term amazing experience now he was uh sentenced to three to ten years in prison
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for drugging and sexually assaulting women um uh he is uh he's living off by himself uh for a while
01:27:01.140
he's just been uh it just been put into general population uh his wife still has not come to meet
01:27:08.900
him oh no in prison oh no no he talks to her three times a day for three minutes okay on the phone uh he
01:27:15.380
says he doesn't want her to come see him in prison but he's having an an amazing experience he said it's uh
01:27:22.660
it's not what he expected uh that's great news yeah it's you know things change glad things change
01:27:30.980
quickly you know there's a time where bill cosby was so beloved in our society can i give you a little
01:27:39.940
flashback here for a moment this is a i think an interesting study in how the media operates so uh the
01:27:46.500
governor of virginia he uh he he wore blackface in the early 1980s i know as you know i know um and
01:27:54.900
well remember first of all let's remember where this started i started with her incomplete racist
01:27:59.620
megan kelly who just asked a question i don't understand if you're wearing it if you're wearing
01:28:05.220
blackface you know and but you want to glorify that person she was terminated immediately for asking the
01:28:13.460
question can you wear blackface if you're doing a tribute and you're trying to look like this
01:28:20.420
individual she was terminated immediately that's amazing i had totally forgotten that was the reason
01:28:26.020
yeah about 100 million or you know it was like 20 million dollars a year whatever her contract was
01:28:30.980
she got a full 67 million dollar payout that's how much they wanted to get rid of her and they they
01:28:38.420
did it with the excuse that she was a racist because she asked that question but tell me about the
01:28:43.060
governor who's still still in office in office and also the third third guy in line for the for
01:28:48.980
bringing a governor also had worn blackface yeah but the second guy in line he was only a sexually
01:28:53.300
assaulting people well yeah sure allegedly allegedly now the blackface is not alleged yes because that
01:28:59.700
would actually so remember this is the 19 early 1980s he admits to having michael jackson and blackface
01:29:06.180
on and the reporting on it from the new york times was i think the headline was uh the governor parties
01:29:12.900
like it's 1884 that was their headline and i thought to myself like here's a yes obviously we all know
01:29:20.260
that blackface is a really bad idea and you should not you should not wear it um however there has been a
01:29:27.700
time in the past where that was not the way people thought about it i mean certainly some did right
01:29:34.260
like we know that there have been really bad examples of uh of this over the past but i thought
01:29:39.220
myself soul man was a movie released by a major studio in which the plot of the movie is a white guy
01:29:49.540
goes into blackface to get into harvard and it's a hilarious comedy about a white guy who puts on
01:29:57.140
blackface to go into harvard now we would all say now that would not be something that would be
01:30:02.660
released and no one would would act in it if offered however in this period was it that crazy
01:30:08.980
again it was before soul man came out like what six years previous to this he supposedly wore blackface
01:30:15.620
okay and in 1986 the movie soul man came out and i thought to myself self
01:30:23.780
what was the new york times saying about soul man in 1986 because were they out there saying
01:30:31.060
like this is a relic from 1884 they said now they're saying it's party like in 19 1884 here
01:30:38.660
is their review of soul man in the new york times from 1986 i love you stew i just love you
01:30:46.340
there's nothing again i want you to understand this glenn there's nothing automatically funny
01:30:51.220
about the story of a rich white college boy who masquerades as a black there's nothing it's not
01:30:56.900
automatically automatically it's not automatically you gotta work into this a little bit we're gonna
01:31:01.860
make you work for that laugh it's more than just putting the black face on which of course funny but
01:31:07.380
not automatically that's not automatically a hit comedy okay you guys gotta go deeper there's
01:31:13.300
nothing automatically funny about the story of a rich white college boy who masquerades as black
01:31:17.380
in order to collect a scholarship to harvard law school that's putting it mildly but soul man which
01:31:22.420
opens today at lowe's state and other theaters has a breezy unapologetic manner and it also happens to
01:31:29.060
be funny which goes a long way towards making up for any of the underlying obtuseness or insensitivity
01:31:36.820
the director has arrived at this cheerful frat house version of tootsie
01:31:43.220
a cheerful frat house version of tootsie yeah hang on just a second hang on just a second could tootsie
01:31:50.500
even be made today i don't think probably not probably not because wouldn't that be a uh uh
01:31:59.060
because it was a guy it was a cross-dresser cross-dresser and he was pretending to be a woman
01:32:04.660
to be near his children i probably know that you're confusing that i am with mrs doubtfire oh yeah okay
01:32:12.420
that's right i am this is another one you couldn't make i don't think you could make that one right so
01:32:16.900
wait what's tootsie about tootsie is the actor that couldn't get a job he was a great actor couldn't
01:32:22.980
get a job he needed to be a you know a strong woman is what they were looking for so and everybody's
01:32:29.460
saying he was a bad actor and he's like okay i'll show you it's a brilliant funny funny movie
01:32:35.140
funny movie i mean probably not automatically funny sure but funny it's a good point it's not
01:32:43.620
automatically no it's important to point out just a guy in a dress isn't automatically funny
01:32:49.060
now i will say i will ask this question glenn is it as the new york times called soul man in 1986
01:32:54.820
a blithe silly good-natured movie and of its kind quite an enjoyable one
01:33:02.980
now hang on just a second the governor of virginia is in trouble now if he was the one
01:33:08.660
well if he's either one in the picture with the clan okay he's in trouble but he denies that that's
01:33:16.260
him either the clan or the blackface guy right and i you know again this is this is not something
01:33:22.900
you want to push back on but i mean if the what's the point of the clan black guy photo like the only
01:33:28.740
thing i could think of is why this photo would exist is the odd pairing right like it's an odd couple
01:33:34.260
like two people going to a party one's a clan member and one's not one's a black guy right yeah
01:33:38.740
that's probably the quote-unquote joke right again not that i'm defending it right but uh i don't know
01:33:44.820
is that any more or less offensive than being michael jackson in blackface previously i don't know yeah
01:33:52.740
i think it actually is maybe it's kind of like you know a jew in you know prison guard going with
01:33:59.860
the nazi right yeah that's not a good look not funny um however michael jackson i bet that was
01:34:06.980
a breezy performance it goes back to what megan kelly was saying yeah is this so bad yeah i think
01:34:14.660
the you know i'm not going to shun anybody you know from business 30 years after their life because
01:34:21.060
they did that however when you are uh when you are doing a tribute to someone like he was doing
01:34:31.060
with michael jackson is that so bad right in the theory being that if you're trying to compliment
01:34:37.300
someone as dressing up with them like you know it's the same controversy you see every halloween now
01:34:40.980
where if you dress up as a native american right you're you're taking their culture and it's offensive
01:34:47.300
but if the person is saying well i'm not doing it to be offensive i'm doing it because i like that
01:34:51.060
culture is that a problem and today absolutely it is in 1980 was it i don't know in 1986 the new york
01:34:59.780
times was praising a major studio release about blackface you had for the first time in american
01:35:05.860
history you had a bunch of white kids wanting to be black like michael jackson and your star who was
01:35:13.700
black changing his face to try to be white or a woman or had a very uh rare disease not sure what
01:35:23.380
that was right of course they uh the new york times goes on to talk about his uh phony looking afro in
01:35:29.220
the movie and this is what actually reminded me of of this when you said cosby this is one of the
01:35:33.700
quotes from the movie the this is from the white guy in blackface saying these these are the 80s this
01:35:39.060
is the cosby decade america loves black people this is the hilarious joke they quote in the movie
01:35:45.540
they're praising mark's manner remains unchanged after his uh physical transformation his attitudes
01:35:51.060
could not help but be affected in the end a tootsie-like learning experiences emerges from
01:35:55.460
this adventure he finds for example that he can no longer stand listening to the beach boys
01:36:01.700
that's your learning this is learning experience if this seems speedy and superficial course in
01:36:07.060
unconscious raising and it comes relatively late in the film it's better than nothing and the
01:36:12.180
pretty actress named meloda hardin does what little she can with the role of a white girl who
01:36:16.980
wants to sleep with mark simply because he's black can't use it something about 400 years of oppression
01:36:23.220
and anger as she explains it this isn't a positive review so is that still available do you know
01:36:30.820
what is that is that can you still rent that can you still find that that was because you can't
01:36:35.620
get song of the south which is one of the most endearing stories of all time you cannot get
01:36:41.700
song of the south it's not available on youtube do dot no no cannot get it but you can get this one
01:36:50.020
i don't know it's a good question all right never more than 60 seconds away uh from the show right back
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uh due to due to strong winds in northern ohio and northwest pennsylvania uh they have decided to
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issue the small dog warning that if you have a dog and you're taking him outside and he's small
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make sure you put a leash on him because he may blow he may blow away
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really this is a national weather service uh pennsylvania now through wednesday yeah national
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weather service this came from cleveland uh the wind gusts 45 to 50 miles an hour few trees may be
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blown uh scattered power outages as possible and hold on to your pooch a small dog warning
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wind advisory for northern ohio uh and uh northwest pennsylvania have has been uh initiated i'm glad
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we're getting this safe space created for us we know now the truth that we cannot bring our little
01:40:08.260
dogs outside because they might blow away if we don't have a leash but then it does turn into a pretty
01:40:12.740
cool kite how did we how did we survive i don't know how did we make it through how did we make it
01:40:19.780
through all these years with without people being told your your dog might blow away now i've had little
01:40:28.340
dogs before i've had i've had dachshunds uh i've i've it's never even occurred to me that my little dog
01:40:36.420
now dachshunds are low to the ground so maybe it's different for them right they're like the sports car of
01:40:41.060
little dogs i would think like an afghan would be much more inclined to blow away because it's
01:40:46.500
that's more it's so skinny and and and thin and it's it's like a it's like a sail you know it's like
01:40:54.660
it would be like a kite put the put the leash at the center of the afghan go for a walk and it'll just
01:41:00.660
blow up and it'll just start like a kite that one
01:41:03.700
but little dogs would just roll down yeah just roll down the street like a like a tumbleweed
01:41:11.860
yeah i think that's true i think that's i think you have the science correct we have tumbleweeds
01:41:15.220
here no they're just little scottish terriers i well how small does a dog have to be because that
01:41:20.420
a 40 or 50 mile an hour you know i mean it has to be like one of those really mini the mini like
01:41:25.700
legitimate in paris hilton's purse can i tell you something i've never seen a dog blow down the street
01:41:30.020
i i mean i've you know i i i is i'm not like you know i'm a weather chaser but i've i've lived 55
01:41:36.820
years i it's really windy here all the time really windy i've never seen you know i've never seen like
01:41:42.020
a tumbleweed blowing down the street going i've never i've never seen that before i never have either
01:41:51.460
but it's happened so many times there's an actual small dog warning yeah which makes you think i mean
01:41:57.300
that's that's got to be a tough experience do you get an ebs alert
01:42:02.100
beep beep it would have to be little barks wouldn't it like little yips
01:42:08.820
i don't know that's interesting because i think you'd have to have a really small dog maybe the
01:42:13.460
idea is like you're walking them on the street and the wind blows and it blows them into the street
01:42:17.300
and the kid gets hit by cars i can't be really taking off like a kite right i mean that's that's
01:42:22.180
tornado territory isn't it no because really small dogs are about the size of a cat yeah but a cat is
01:42:28.580
not going to be lifted up and thrown cats not stupid enough cats aren't dumb enough i don't know if they
01:42:35.300
know this but you know dogs are pets yes however there's lots of other animals that are smaller than
01:42:41.380
dogs all over the place for instance i've never seen any of them we found up in the air either we found
01:42:45.860
on friday a cat-sized rat not to be confused with a dog-sized or cat-sized dog a dog-sized or cat-sized
01:42:55.860
rat cat-sized that's terrifying back here it went into one of the rat traps we found they were like oh
01:43:02.100
wow that's a big one in this building yeah good god why would you tell us that i'm not picking it up
01:43:07.380
it might still be there you want to go look at it i thought you were gonna say it like your ranch or
01:43:10.260
something no in here yeah it was in the it was in the back cages we're going through the property
01:43:15.620
cages and it was like and somebody was with me one guy said good lord look at that that's a big rat
01:43:22.820
and we looked down and then you know tim he looked at it he said i'll get that and he reached down with
01:43:28.020
his hands and none of us said anything he was like no i'm just kidding i'm not gonna so it still might
01:43:32.900
be there but anyway you don't see rats blowing down the street right if like if every time it got windy
01:43:38.740
like leaves they blow around the circles if you saw animals in like a typhoon and i lived in baltimore
01:43:44.340
man there should have been rats like leaves blowing down the street all the time this is a hoax
01:43:58.500
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01:45:19.700
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01:45:26.260
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01:45:33.940
most likely you will say a good person hopefully you will say a good person that is getting better
01:45:40.260
or a person that was bad or i'm a little of both but i'm working we're all both it's it's a it's a
01:45:48.580
wrestle match every single day which one are you going to be you're going to be the bad you or the
01:45:52.820
good you and that's what america is we're both bad and good it's what we choose to make out of
01:45:59.860
ourselves every single day and we choose that collectively and right now we're just choosing to be
01:46:04.740
victims and cry babies and we've forgotten who we really are we've totally forgotten who we are and
01:46:12.260
we just expect everything to be handed to us now and we don't want to have any problems whatsoever
01:46:17.940
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01:46:23.940
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01:47:08.580
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that will cover the good and the bad uh but really hopefully i think you're going to leave this going
01:47:27.620
i i had no idea i had no idea of what so many people did with their freedom that had been uh
01:47:37.540
you know otherwise in this society would have just been called victims and they would have spent
01:47:43.380
their whole life on tv talking about what victims they were instead they decided to pull themselves up
01:47:49.220
and uh and start doing something with their life and with their freedom and they changed the world
01:47:53.860
it's great it's great uh all right there's a couple of other things um that i want to talk about
01:48:01.780
if you if you missed the uh podcast this weekend every saturday we do a podcast and they're usually
01:48:10.340
about 90 minutes anywhere from an hour to 90 minutes um and they are just riveting i think um
01:48:18.420
we had gad sad on now gad is a guy who is a university professor from canada uh he is a guy who just
01:48:28.900
loves the truth and is very concerned about what's happening to the truth in universities and all
01:48:35.860
throughout society and we talked about everything one of the first people jordan peterson reached out
01:48:41.220
to when he was having his troubles initially yeah because he's like the godfather of telling truth
01:48:46.100
you know and always getting in trouble for it and he doesn't care and i just i love this guy you're
01:48:51.540
gonna fall in love with him when you listen to him um but uh check it out here he is talking about
01:48:57.300
uh you know we say it's a trump derangement syndrome he calls it something else listen to this
01:49:05.300
so munch has a syndrome is where someone feigns a medical condition so they can garner empathy and
01:49:10.500
sympathy oh poor me look at me i'm sick munch has a syndrome by proxy is where you take someone who's
01:49:16.340
under your care your biological child your pet your elderly parent and you harm them so that you can get
01:49:23.300
and garner the sympathy and empathy by proxy because they're they're damaged right so this
01:49:28.180
is called bunchhausen syndrome by proxy and by the way the ones who suffer most from that are usually
01:49:31.940
women who harm their biological children to garner the sympathy so i had written a paper you know
01:49:38.100
talking about the psychiatric disorder and then when i started seeing the full victimhood the screaming
01:49:44.100
the fake hysteria associated with trump that's when i coined the term collective bunchhausen because it
01:49:50.420
was a way for people to seek attention in grotesque ways and truly what seemed to me in false sounding
01:49:57.540
ways right i mean i would see on my facebook page people sort of testifying to their looming victimhood
01:50:03.940
i am a woman of color i attend the university of maine will it still be safe for me to go to college now
01:50:11.460
that trump well what do you think there's going to be roadblocks and the the trump storm patrol patrols
01:50:17.700
are going to be ushering you for to gang rape centers i mean what can justify this level of
01:50:22.820
idiotic hysteria and so that's why i called it collective munchhausen because it truly was
01:50:27.380
a confabulation of faux hysteria what upsets me is that it's one thing for this idiot on my facebook
01:50:34.420
page to write this stuff it's another thing when many of my supposedly sophisticated intellectual
01:50:41.060
friends were succumbing to the same hysteria that's what upsets me is when so i won't mention any names
01:50:48.020
but one of my good friends whom you probably know is one of the type who will say things like you know
01:50:53.300
there's going to be food shortages now that trump there's going to be to be a nuclear holocaust he's
01:50:57.860
the worst thing since hitler and this is a guy who otherwise you would have thought is a terribly
01:51:02.340
sophisticated and dispassionate thinker and so it's a real mystery to me why they are what causes that
01:51:09.220
what caused that in him yeah i think i know who you're talking about very smart guy very reasoned
01:51:15.140
very i mean he's sort of the model of the very dispassionate right uh so i i pitched an idea
01:51:23.060
on the rubin report as to why i think this is happening i think that the intellectual class views
01:51:29.700
trump as a what i call an aesthetic injury right he lived i mean you know how this this beautiful place
01:51:37.060
that you're in i mean it's gorgeous aesthetics right you have it you have a nice aesthetic sense
01:51:40.820
well academics and intellectual types have a sense of the types of aesthetics that they seek in their
01:51:46.340
leader barack obama exemplar fit that he's tall he's got a beautiful smile he speaks with a certain
01:51:53.780
cadence of a southern baptist preacher he seems noble and majestic so it doesn't matter what he says
01:51:59.540
that most of it is complete but he my god he sounds noble and intellectual donald trump is an ogre he
01:52:08.100
speaks in an ugly way he's grotesque he's a brawler he's a new yorker he's swearing he's grabbed this
01:52:14.500
right so on every possible aesthetic metric he offends my sense of aesthetics and so i think they are
01:52:23.060
disgusted by him they are repulsed it's visceral he is a remarkable man his name is gad sad uh and uh
01:52:32.260
he's just remarkable the way he thinks we cover all kinds of topics really almost everything uh and
01:52:40.900
he at one point we started talking about freedom of speech listen to this so munch has a syndrome is
01:52:46.900
where someone feigns a medical conditions free speech absolutist yeah i believe that anything short
01:52:56.180
of a direct exhortation to violence libel and defamation everything goes and the way that i
01:53:03.860
demonstrate my commitment to those principles is i picked the most grotesque possible instance which is
01:53:10.980
holocaust deniers to a jewish person right what could be more offensive than taking the historical
01:53:16.820
event that is probably the most documented in history where people were systematically you know
01:53:22.980
exterminated and allow someone to say no it never happened but if you are a free speech absolutist
01:53:29.940
in a free society then you have to tolerate the most grotesque so i tell people i am a jewish person
01:53:35.860
and i support the right of holocaust deniers to reject that the holocaust ever happened so i walk the
01:53:41.300
walk talk the talk so your hurt feelings frankly i don't give a blank about life is anti-fragile to
01:53:49.460
use the term of nasim talib right you you grow by being that which doesn't kill you makes you stronger
01:53:56.580
correct therefore post-modernists say that which doesn't uh that way how is this the turn of the
01:54:03.460
phrase on this um uh we could have cut this part out of this for the love of being i've never heard
01:54:11.860
the post-modern okay yeah there's a they've they've twisted and turned it yeah turned it around up so
01:54:16.340
so it really i find it very frustrating because it is a perfect way to stifle discussions right don't
01:54:22.660
criticize islam because that's my religious faith that hurts me what do you mean in a free society you
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you can go on twitter and say what a bunch of croc judaism is if i'm strong in my beliefs i shouldn't
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worry about what glenn beck thinks it's um it's amazing how we have turned that upside down we've
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really turned that upside down i mean i i really think that's why people like ocasio-cortez are are are are just
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not the sharpest knife in the drawer for instance putting out the green new deal i think that's a
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pretty stupid rookie rookie fourth grader kind of move why why doesn't why didn't she fear because
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she's living at large no matter what she says no matter what she does no one's going to say anything
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to her because it's a success right now you're not doing anybody any good if you keep the truth from
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them they don't have to defend it i i you know when you believe in something and you know it to be true
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you just know it to be true that's when you should do a little more listening to the other side
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just because it'll sharpen the edge you'll you'll you'll learn more about what people are saying
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the why it's not true and you'll be able to defend it but if you don't have anybody sharpening that
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steel i mean you can't last you can't last it's like if you're a band that like has all these hit
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songs then you want to do like a rock opera and then they push back against you and they're like uh
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hey maybe the rock opera is not the way to go some bands did the rock opera some bands went for it
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and then you know they were no longer bands like six months after that that's weird that you say
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that because i was thinking queen yeah queen is a is a but queen queen yeah a lot of people try to do
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queen after queen i don't know that you don't remember any of their names because they tried it
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right but queen queen did it for the same thing they didn't want to just do what they were good at
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they wanted to push themselves so they would get stronger they went out of their comfort zone yes
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yes and that's something unfortunately we don't do because there's no such thing as a comfort zone
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anymore it's a safe zone and everything that makes you uncomfortable is out of the safe zone so
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nobody says hey you should make yourself uncomfortable from time to time reach out push push the edges of
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that why into the unsafe zone no no bad things happen there it's dark why are you saying it's dark
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racist all right um let me tell you about uh filter by just read this you ready for this too this uh
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i think this comes from uh washington press i can't find the marking on this a readout listen to this
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just when you thought it was uh staying inside was one way to avoid pollution from surrounding cities
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and heavy road traffic new study showing that uh the air inside of our homes is prone to indoor air
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quality levels on par with a polluted major city they say everyday activities like cooking and cleaning
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may be to blame the authors believe chemicals found in common household substances are even seeping
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outdoors creating more air pollution than cars and trucks do oh shut up shut up if only there was a
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way to filter your air right condition it in some way exactly what are you thinking i an air
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couldn't filter something something that did both of the things at the same time if it could if that was
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possible well they have it it's called it's called a filter you put that into your system the problem
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is is we don't change them because we forget and or we intentionally forget or we keep saying i'll do
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that next time i think i just did that no time flies when you're having fun uh unfortunately time flies
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even when you're not having fun in the long term uh filter by filter by is uh the easiest thing you
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can do to make sure that your air is clean check it regularly prevent uh heating use units uh from
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working harder than they than they should be and it keeps your air super super clean so stop
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breathing in all that crap that you shouldn't be breathing in
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here's what you need to do i want you to go to filter by.com filter by.com give yourself an edge save time
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save money and uh and make sure you're all breathing in clean air and you're doing a favor to the hvac system
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so you don't have to have the repairman come out save time and money with filter by.com order your
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filters online put up for like i think it's auto renew or something and it will send you six months
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every eight months i really don't even know i don't even know they just arrive when they show up put
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them in put them in that's what you're supposed to do filter by.com it's filter by.com
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welcome to the uh program a couple things first of all uh do you think nancy pelosi may have cte
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is there a possibility she does seem like every question she's asked is asked as if she is waking
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up from a 12 hour sleep i want to play a little nancy pelosi on valentine's day last week listen
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so thank all of you happy valentine's day we saluted our victory or the victory for the american
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people earlier with chocolate chocolate from california i call it the champagne of chocolate
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and so uh again i wish you all happy thanksgiving so again happy thanksgiving no it's it's it's happy
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valentine's day which you correctly stated just a few seconds earlier and i mean
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i'm sure i do have the the chocolate turkeys uh on my uh on my plate for for thanksgiving
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and valentine's day but i also we also on those two meals we also serve heart so i can see the
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confusion you know uh i think she's i think they're seriously something is not right with nancy pelosi
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she really does feel like you know you know how you feel when you get up you're sound asleep and like
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your alarm goes off your house and you just wake up and you have no you don't even know what what
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the rules are the phone ringing sometimes you're like what does i don't what is going on that is
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how she seems and ever like she's unaware everything's taking her by surprise she doesn't
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seem to know the surprise is probably just the the botox and the and the eye surgery because i think
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when she sits down her eyes open wider oh okay her skin's a little because the skin is tied to the
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spine yes so when she bends her back the eyes do open just a little bit she's a she's an interesting
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individual to lead a party i mean that's i don't know if that's ideal i don't know if you could map
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it out you probably pick somebody else it's just i mean it is it's these guys just stay in too long
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yeah they stay in too long and for her one day was too long yes my point exactly happy thanksgiving
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happy thanksgiving and columbus day and flag day yes it's not flag day yet it's not how do you know
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oh it's only groundhog day isn't it yeah it's tomorrow's flag day i'm pretty sure or christmas