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00:01:29.560 today with pat gray and uh jeffy joins us 888-727-BECK is the phone number oh they made

00:01:38.300 maybe a kind of a grizzly discovery in florida i know uh they found uh some of the belongings

00:01:44.460 of brian laundry and human remains now they're not positive it's him but

00:01:50.160 they think so probably yeah they think so we'll get into that tell you about that and

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00:03:20.180 back gray for glenn on the gladden beck program uh joined by jeffy uh maybe the most discussed story

00:03:29.280 of the year boy no kidding so if it's not you know covet 19 is the situation with gabby petito

00:03:36.420 who uh was killed and and where was her fiancee brian laundry who's been missing what for a month

00:03:43.800 yeah a little more than a month he's been a person of interest person of interest

00:03:47.800 everybody's pretty sure uh he's a little more than a person of interest right but i mean okay

00:03:55.860 innocent until proven guilty and if this is him i mean the same person who killed gabby could have killed

00:04:03.360 him i just yeah that's possible that's possible

00:04:07.360 followed him from wyoming right where she was killed all the way to the myaki all the way to

00:04:16.500 myakkahatchee creek park uh the swamplands of florida yes and then killed him okay it's possible

00:04:26.460 it's possible not likely but possible if i'm the attorney that's what i'm pushing i'll tell you that

00:04:32.320 you know what else is possible is he killed her and then uh he couldn't uh he couldn't face the

00:04:38.040 consequences and killed himself definitely oh that's very probable that's kind of what i thought

00:04:44.760 would happen would yeah would be the outcome of this from the beginning uh but they did find human

00:04:49.240 remains and they do think it's him right yeah it was he'd been in the water for quite a while so i

00:04:54.000 don't know uh i mean because if he it hasn't been dead long enough to not be able to see who it is

00:05:02.300 right i mean i don't know i don't know so but if he was in the water for all this time yeah and

00:05:08.620 if he's in the water for this time i mean things tend to happen that aren't good there's alligators

00:05:15.960 there are gators in florida so yeah that can't be pretty no it cannot good no it cannot so it's

00:05:23.060 probably it is probably him so it may be the resolution to this thing yes and then i guess

00:05:28.180 people want to know what the parents had to do with it did they help him get away into the park

00:05:33.740 i don't know i don't know i mean who knows right and this this will be the resolution though right

00:05:40.900 because you still you're never going to know for sure right so you just have to you now we're saying

00:05:47.720 okay well he's dead now so that's the resolution yeah he this is his that would be my assumption

00:05:53.000 this is his admission and maybe it's yeah it's essentially it's his confession right yeah and so

00:06:00.500 that'd be the end of it right well i mean yeah be the end of it unless you do actually believe that

00:06:07.460 the same person killed gabby and him then you got to find that person yes you do yeah so the hunt

00:06:12.980 for the actual murderer it's just like it's just like oj on those golf courses looking for the real

00:06:19.560 killer of nicole that's correct uh all these years when's he gonna find him i don't know i don't

00:06:25.300 know has he ever been at the same golf course at the same time i don't know maybe maybe as far as i

00:06:30.880 know he's still looking oh he's absolutely still looking yeah he's searching golf courses all over

00:06:37.020 the country for that killer and one day i'm convinced he will find him so he will too yeah so we'll see

00:06:44.120 but we'll keep an eye on both of those stories absolutely absolutely it's been amazing though

00:06:52.360 how many people have followed this story and you know the some of the sleuths on the internet that

00:06:58.660 have that have sort of uh tried to figure out yeah that gabby timeline where they were what happened

00:07:08.000 and that she was sending certain signals to her parents because uh one of her last messages she

00:07:15.540 talked about her grandfather and she never called her grandfather stan but she called him stan in this

00:07:21.120 message several times so because she never called him stan some people on the internet figured out that

00:07:28.900 was a secret message that meant send uh send the authorities now

00:07:36.620 now if her parents can't figure that out right thank you what kind of boneheads are they are you

00:07:45.600 idiots how did you not figure that out i mean she's lucky that grandpa was named stan yeah

00:07:53.260 yeah because it meant send the authorities now

00:07:58.360 because if his name was bob right what what kind of what kind of message would that be i don't know

00:08:08.980 i could think of something i don't know that i want to say it out loud

00:08:11.900 and then they had the guy that they thought was uh that they thought was him they busted in on he and

00:08:19.180 his girlfriend at the hotel broke down the door they thought he was brian landry staying at the hotel

00:08:24.660 someone at the hotel uh reported him saying he's staying at our hotel and it wasn't him no it was

00:08:30.860 not him no they busted down the door then they realized oh hey this is not him so i mean the hotel

00:08:36.960 was kind enough to say hey sorry we'll give you a free night and a free breakfast okay is that what

00:08:43.040 they really did yeah we'll give you a free night and a free breakfast i think i would have asked for a

00:08:47.200 little bit more yeah that would have been just me

00:08:49.280 free night and free breakfast if that's not enough for you

00:08:54.780 tough tough yeah that's what we're giving you too picky because that's that's a pretty sweet deal

00:09:01.060 right uh all right 888-933-93 also uh at pat unleashed on twitter netflix protesters

00:09:10.460 accosted a single supporter of dave chapelle did you see this i did you read about you read about

00:09:18.340 that you see this in the paper today you see that kevin did you read about it you see the paper crazy

00:09:22.840 jack so um here they are at this uh protest one guy holding a sign and the crowd is going crazy on this

00:09:35.080 guy yeah

00:09:35.700 so his sign says we like dave oh and now we're just gonna rip it out of his hands and now some douchebag

00:09:44.800 just rips it out of his hands and breaks it

00:09:47.060 stomps on it

00:09:50.220 and now he just has a pole that used to hold a sign and now they're gonna call that a weapon

00:09:56.060 he's got a weapon shut up

00:10:00.300 and then they get right up in his face oh yeah this woman is in his face you know and she's wearing

00:10:09.960 a mask i would have just been breathing in her face like crazy you like that you like that

00:10:16.040 she may identify as pudding but i don't know that she identifies as a woman i don't care i don't care

00:10:22.160 how she identifies that wouldn't matter to me get out of my personal space is all i'd want

00:10:27.200 look at that look at the nazis oh yeah fascism involved here

00:10:35.360 they can't stand that somebody has a differing point of view i know and they are not about to

00:10:43.260 let him be heard look at i just they're crazy they're insane oh yeah the one the one uh i don't

00:10:51.260 know what that person identifies as was just out of her mind yeah yeah so angry

00:11:00.220 i mean that guy is lucky uh to be alive you just don't know what those animals are gonna do i know

00:11:09.320 when they turn on you like that um did you see the the letter that they wrote though to netflix and

00:11:15.400 with their list of demands and yes i have that they wanted it was uh you know it was interesting

00:11:21.300 that they that one of the top demand was create a new fund a fund to specifically develop trans and

00:11:29.180 non-binary talent yes all right all right so i'm gonna develop content on netflix for

00:11:39.240 0.4 percent of the u.s population yes is that what you're asking me to do yes okay okay 0.4

00:11:48.540 percent is that's what i'm gonna develop content now this fund all right that'll those will be huge

00:11:54.640 hits should exist in addition to right the existing creative equity fund yeah it doesn't replace that

00:12:02.320 no it's in addition no yes in fact i want you to create as much trans content as you create

00:12:11.460 trans phobic content thank you including marketing and promotion right okay yes don't just think you're

00:12:19.620 going to create it and then not talk about it right then of course uh let's not forget they want them

00:12:25.560 to recruit trans people especially bipoc trans people yes it's not weird that the uh i i guess

00:12:37.320 it's black lives matter and and lgbtqqia2 plus communities have essentially merged they they have

00:12:47.660 almost i mean if you look at the black lives matter website it's all about lgbtq issues

00:12:54.640 and trans issues almost as much or more than black issues oh my gosh yes yeah they've

00:13:03.060 they've overtaken it all yeah absolutely so uh recruit trans people especially bipoc for leadership

00:13:10.920 roles in netflix and promote an inclusive environment for them so allow employees to remove themselves from

00:13:19.720 previous company promotional content i mean i guess that's okay if you're in some kind of

00:13:24.620 promo that now you're not happy with that's fine i love working for netflix and now you don't

00:13:30.660 yeah then you can remove yourself go ahead eliminate references and imagery of transphobic titles or

00:13:37.440 talent inside the workplace including but not limited to murals posters room names swag how many

00:13:44.440 room names are there at netflix that are transphobic i'm guessing now this is just how many murals have

00:13:50.660 they devoted to being afraid of transgendered people get out of here the walls are covered covered

00:13:58.780 covered covered with anti-trans murals at netflix every hallway you walk down that's embarrassing

00:14:08.620 yeah yeah yeah you can't even walk in i don't even know honestly i don't know how they work there

00:14:14.060 not either because you know the walls are covered stupid it's so ridiculous it's really amazing and i i know

00:14:20.520 that i love the uh we need to suggest a trans affirming content alongside and after content flagged as

00:14:29.740 anti-trans i i i do watch netflix and i find it hard to uh not see anti-trans promotion on really

00:14:42.520 on netflix shows there's a lot of anti-trans shows they have a whole section that covers you know

00:14:48.980 watch this now when i had netflix which i don't anymore but when i did i kind of noticed the opposite

00:14:56.860 of that i noticed just about every show on netflix features lgbtqqia2 plus trans all of it yes

00:15:07.060 absolutely whole sections of it yes every show has somebody in it with uh trans message yes i mean

00:15:15.120 they definitely they definitely i mean they've gotten way out of their way to create content i mean

00:15:20.460 come on what's his face the head of netflix even went out and said uh yeah you know when

00:15:26.760 i made his statement about uh dave chappelle and we're gonna we're gonna keep it and it doesn't

00:15:31.900 matter we don't care and now he's even backed off of that yeah saying that yeah i screwed up the

00:15:38.100 internal communication there i i feel i should have made sure to recognize that a group of our employees

00:15:44.720 was hurting very badly okay ted yeah take it easy bro yeah i mean this is the same guy that allows

00:15:52.260 the murals on the walls of the right of the transphobic mural right so he's deep into transphobia

00:15:58.500 deep into it right and uh he made the mistake of saying well uh the david chappelle show is is too

00:16:06.720 popular to take it down and then they jumped all over right so because you can't say that you can't say

00:16:13.180 it's on there because well because people like it i mean you can't say that how dare you say people

00:16:17.900 like it what you mean everybody doesn't agree with us that it's offensive and nasty right oh man

00:16:24.800 it's agonizing now they did get you know they did have uh the one employee that uh gave out the

00:16:33.120 information of how much chappelle made and some of the contractual information they gave that employee

00:16:38.320 the boot uh they said no you can't be giving out internal information how much was it that was like

00:16:44.840 20 million 21 million for that particular special yeah he made 20 million on the special i think it

00:16:50.120 was something like that nice wow i mean the guy's just flat out i mean though he's just i don't know

00:16:55.740 i don't know if he could get by yeah the 20 million probably i don't know what his bills are well he's got

00:17:01.860 a family you know he's got a family to feed that's not just him that's right all right 888-933-93 more

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00:18:35.500 all right uh it's pat and jeffy for glenn today 888-727-BECK it'd just be nice if

00:18:53.900 everybody wasn't so sensitive now everybody is so easily crushed or offended uh i mean can we

00:19:02.960 not just grow up a little bit and toughen up a little bit right really i mean the things that

00:19:11.700 we're all going through right now white people are fair game at this point but we got to have

00:19:17.440 pretty thick skin so maybe others should have thick thicker skin as well you know when i don't

00:19:23.640 disagree with that but i just heard you get a little upset over hashtag bike back to utah

00:19:30.140 uh the baylor fans were uh saying to the byu fans am i crying about it though am i crying no i am not

00:19:38.280 crying no you're not did i take the day off did i go home and seek a safe space am i in a safe room

00:19:45.880 right now no no i'm here somehow getting through the show you know the jeez this is amazing to me

00:19:55.620 the other day when john gruden got fired oh my god the day the email came out yes okay this is his

00:20:01.380 personal private email that he sent to people who are his friends right yes and one of them mentioned

00:20:07.560 um there was an insult for blacks one of them there was an insult for gays there was an insult

00:20:13.600 i mean he just he was you know he was saying things he shouldn't have said but on the other hand we

00:20:21.140 shouldn't have heard any of it correct it wasn't intended for anybody else's consumption correct and

00:20:26.320 you know goodell got butthurt yeah when he saw his name in a couple emails so that's when he okayed

00:20:32.320 uh well when you're done looking at the washington football team emails uh we're going to look at the

00:20:37.320 other 650 000 emails to find out if anything more bad was said about me maybe you should let's look

00:20:44.720 at every single coach's emails to everybody all of them open them all up yeah open it up but on that

00:20:51.720 day because he was so crushed carl nasib who is a defensive uh i think he's a defensive end right

00:20:58.400 for yeah defensive for the raiders lineman yeah uh and he's gay he just came out as gay nobody cares

00:21:04.260 everybody's fine with it but because gruden said something about homosexuals in general he had to

00:21:11.800 take the day he needed a personal day he needed a personal day it took a personal day off wait what

00:21:16.260 it wasn't even said to you what do you mean plus you play in the national football league i know

00:21:22.220 right well that doesn't matter that doesn't mean he can't be hurt oh okay he was allowed in fact one

00:21:29.380 of his teammates said he was allowed to go home and grieve in his own way grieving over an email

00:21:35.560 that john gruden wrote about somebody else not him 10 years ago 10 years ago

00:21:44.420 i mean unbelievable it's unbelievable it truly is seriously i don't care if you're in the cis

00:21:53.580 community the straight community right the lgbt qq i a a two plus community we all need to toughen up

00:22:03.140 just a tad just a tad come on and at one time he sent a picture or at least was on an email chain

00:22:10.900 where pictures showed up of topless females now one of the people on that email was ed droste i don't

00:22:18.540 know who started hooters so big surprise that that email chain was there yeah so i mean oh man i don't

00:22:26.560 know how many people got a personal day because of that email but i need one i think i think i need

00:22:31.460 one right now yeah i don't know now i okay between this and the baylor thing i don't know if i can get

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00:23:58.540 great to have you with us thanks for being here it's uh pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck

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00:24:46.300 pat gray unleashed uh amazingly somehow jeffy has secured a podcast as well yeah it's called

00:24:57.460 chewing the fat oh i don't know why you say amazingly because unless you're talking specifically about the

00:25:03.100 show chewing the fat yes that's what i was amazing right okay right yeah yeah get that anywhere

00:25:09.160 and and uh i've been able to keep the cost down on that because i know that they've been trying to

00:25:16.980 charge untold amounts of money and you've been fighting them tooth and nail for the people you

00:25:21.940 know for the children for the children you know you say that like that's a bad thing no you're

00:25:26.680 absolutely correct it's a very good thing i left a meeting yesterday that where they wanted to charge

00:25:31.000 for it and i said no no again you just stood up and said no no it's going to be free wow thank you

00:25:38.200 for fighting so you're for us those of us who want to listen to it every day thank you you're welcome

00:25:43.360 appreciate that welcome anything i can do hey the taliban uh promises land to suicide bombers who have

00:25:51.460 killed americans and afghans huh okay i mean do you have to prove that you did or do you just get to

00:25:59.840 show up and say hey i did and they give you land i'm not let's see addressing a gathering on monday

00:26:07.920 evening sirah judin haqqani praised the sacrifices of martyrs martyrs and fedayeen referring of course

00:26:16.680 to fighters killed in suicide attacks haqqani called them heroes of islam and the country um and at the

00:26:23.540 end of the meeting he distributed he distributed 10 000 afghanis per family and promised each a plot

00:26:30.900 of land now how much is 10 000 afghanis i don't know 112 112 america so

00:26:38.500 it's not great no you know in afghanistan not in afghanistan economy has completely collapsed

00:26:46.620 since we left uh yeah it's probably pretty good and they get a plot of land from it the biden

00:26:53.380 administration reportedly agreed last week to provide humanitarian aid to afghanistan as conditions

00:26:58.800 worsen under taliban rule um they won't work with us with uh against the isis um terrorists right

00:27:08.620 they won't really uh work with us on getting the remaining americans out uh i don't know why we're

00:27:16.020 helping these people i don't i really don't know because you know that any aid we send over there

00:27:19.840 is not going to the people we intend it to go to giving 10 000 to the suicide bomber families yeah

00:27:26.820 that's great that's great i mean that sounds very business-like and professional doesn't it it's the

00:27:31.960 new of the taliban it's a new and improved taliban it's business-like and professional

00:27:35.900 it's so professional and business-like that they're giving land and 112 dollars

00:27:41.640 to suicide bombers it'd be interesting to see what plot of land you get i mean do you get the

00:27:48.360 well they only have premium in afghanistan i believe it's only premium all right you know

00:27:53.800 and maybe it's maybe it's uh poppy fields the uh maybe they get the oh no we're not giving you

00:27:59.220 that not giving you oh okay i can't have some of that no i want some of that that's part of the

00:28:03.720 afghan drug lords you don't get any of that my friend sorry about that you know that's true

00:28:08.260 it absolutely is yeah it's absolutely but i was told there were reports that they were meeting with

00:28:13.320 india and pakistan and china and russia right yes iran yes so that's good that's really good

00:28:22.100 new improved taliban well they're being legitimized by these people and i think this is a thumb in the

00:28:29.140 eye to america that yeah we'll meet with the taliban in fact we were supposed to be in that meeting

00:28:35.640 and then a scheduling conflict came up did it yeah did it yeah dang it was that the same day

00:28:46.700 you say something oh we only had somebody else we could send but we don't you know 330 million

00:28:55.060 people only go so far you know what i mean i mean i feel like we should get them to everything as bad

00:28:59.420 as it sounds we should be there though right no we should though no i don't i don't think i want to

00:29:06.240 know what they're saying to china and well yeah that's true yeah and russia that's true i kind of

00:29:11.660 want to know because i'm not i mean i have a feeling and maybe maybe i'm wrong if we asked them they

00:29:17.580 i wouldn't believe what they told me yeah i said hey what'd you guys talk about oh nothing

00:29:23.180 we just hung out you know had a couple drinks and just you know you had a drink with the taliban

00:29:29.640 yeah we just i thought they didn't drink no they that that's what i'm saying was a special no it's a

00:29:34.180 new taliban a new taliban right these are the professional and business-like taliban people

00:29:40.160 yeah okay so i mean we had a couple of frescas and uh you know we just talked for a little while just

00:29:45.840 chit chat oh nice yeah that's nice so i mean i feel like we need to be there for that i mean i know

00:29:51.260 that we don't want to be but yeah i i don't know i'm kind of torn on i'm torn on the humanitarian aid

00:29:57.640 because obviously the citizens of that country are in a terrible way right now right because of the

00:30:04.120 taliban and you would like to help them well but you know when you send the money there unless you can

00:30:09.280 somehow get it directly to the citizens of the country if you send it to the taliban it's not getting

00:30:15.920 to the people right so that's completely wasted and then on the diplomatic front do you recognize

00:30:23.560 them as and i guess you should because they have been every step of the way it took over the country

00:30:29.840 we allowed that to happen we did yeah we did and so you know whether it's uh legitimately legitimize

00:30:39.720 them you almost have to pretend like you legitimize them right i guess that's a strange place it's a

00:30:47.040 really that whole thing was been a bad way it's been botched from the from the get-go from this

00:30:52.400 administration no question yeah and fixing it now is really tough it's almost impossible i don't know

00:30:58.260 how to fix it now the country's just going to be a mess now yeah and you know there's a lot of uh

00:31:05.420 elected officials who have said we're gonna have to go back and undo what's happened here

00:31:08.960 that would be a catastrophe i think the american people would be very angry over that yeah if we

00:31:17.320 went back into that mess again now after we left it uh i i don't know that we tolerate that i don't

00:31:24.800 think so i feel like no unless unless we say that okay this time this time we're gonna i don't know

00:31:33.240 if you don't get out by thursday you're gonna we're gonna turn the place into sand

00:31:38.600 if we'll never do that we're not gonna do that we wouldn't run the taliban out or anyone any any

00:31:45.380 afghani you've got until tuesday and then we're gonna turn the place into sand you know which we're

00:31:50.760 not gonna do ever no so man just to say we're gonna go back in oh wars just aren't fought like

00:31:58.220 that anymore no we don't have the stomach for that no we don't do that no because you'd see the

00:32:02.540 picture on twitter of yep some some little kid blown up and that's the end you're done yeah i

00:32:09.060 mean it was bad enough that they that the biden administration botched that uh drone strike

00:32:17.300 against the three terrorists that were about to blow themselves up and instead it's a family of 10 or

00:32:24.320 seven or whatever it was killed them and no terrorists and so that looked really bad yeah

00:32:30.660 really admitted it and they admitted it yes they did mm-hmm i admitted it it's just like it's

00:32:40.560 well we're not sure it took a few weeks but they did admit it yeah yeah we did we got no terrorists

00:32:47.240 there and we killed seven children we were looking the one guy was looking at one screen another guy was

00:32:52.880 looking at another screen you know just our bad our bad dang it i don't know i don't know what you

00:33:02.020 do i you know i would love to turn this over to the military who are not in league with biden well

00:33:10.480 you know the military that is still the american military navy seals army rangers um those guys who

00:33:20.880 want to go in there and do the job and then get out and that you know that those guys exist the marcus

00:33:27.520 luttrells of the world exist and could get this job done they could go in there and get all the americans

00:33:33.440 out and and do it effectively right and then get out and and we're done with it okay but yeah i'm all right

00:33:42.740 with that i don't see biden doing that no way no way i mean he barely wants to be at the table with i mean

00:33:49.380 we for for all intent and purposes we're done right i mean yep afghanistan yeah they don't even want to mention

00:33:55.840 the name anymore because it was such a disaster for them all they want is for that to be forgotten

00:34:00.600 completely i'll tell you what needs to happen pat is we need to pass the infrastructure bill

00:34:04.100 um don't talk to me about afghanistan those days are over and what we need to talk what we need to

00:34:09.520 do is pass the infrastructure bill okay and how much is that one i don't know point nine trillion

00:34:15.140 i think it's about two trillion i think uh i think it is actually i think we've dropped it down now

00:34:19.780 right to uh either between 1.5 and 1.9 you have the reconciliation bill at 3.5 trillion and i think

00:34:26.300 it's still at 3.5 trillion yeah that's the record yes reconciliation bill the infrastructure is

00:34:31.220 about 2 trillion 1.9 i believe is what i think they said they would willing they're willing to

00:34:35.560 uh back down between 1.5 and 1.9 on that and this time this fixes the infrastructure right as opposed

00:34:43.800 to the last three infrastructure bills that didn't fix the infrastructure well those weren't done

00:34:49.880 properly i see i see barack obama did one though why in fact i think he did too why didn't he do those

00:34:56.780 properly that's weird i don't understand but what i know that then i know trump was in office

00:35:02.240 yeah and i mean well he probably undid what he did i did all of it did you know how many roads

00:35:08.180 were destroyed during the trump administration he just took in a road grader and just broke them all

00:35:13.400 up that's essentially what his term was a road grader wow wow why do we allow that i don't know

00:35:20.840 but finally though finally now we're going to get the infrastructure fixed right roads and bridges

00:35:25.880 will be drivable if we get it passed and airports if we get it passed because i understand our

00:35:30.800 airports are just pathetic compared to china's china's are beautiful beautiful airports you walk

00:35:37.060 into an airport in china and you think that you're in like the plaza in new york city that's where you

00:35:43.980 is that right yeah yeah uh-huh oh i've only seen pictures it didn't look like the yeah it's like

00:35:50.500 the plaza you think you're in a five-star hotel that's how beautiful it is well we definitely need to do

00:35:55.520 something definitely need to do something you've seen dfw you know you're not in the plaza when you

00:36:00.760 go in there tell you that right now is that dumped in atlanta i mean chicago two trillion dollars uh and

00:36:10.320 and oh it's nothing you know they'll come back in a few years again with another infrastructure bill

00:36:15.820 because two trillion wasn't enough yeah we just couldn't get exactly right we thought we could get

00:36:20.500 done with two trillion but couldn't do it couldn't do it way more destruction than that

00:36:25.160 all right triple eight uh seven two seven beck more pat and jeffy for glenn coming up

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00:37:16.900 it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn back program 888-727-BECK we're just talking about

00:37:33.860 congressperson uh jayapal the other day that was talking about how engaged joe biden is in every

00:37:41.360 aspect of this administration the guy leads discussions he's asking questions he's solving

00:37:49.300 quadratic equations he's leading parades in municipalities all across the nation he is so

00:37:57.420 engaged i see this man i see him speaking uh-huh uh videos of him i do too yes and he's powerful

00:38:06.520 right yes yes that's the word i'm looking for powerful sharp because we had sharp as a tag at

00:38:12.920 scranton pennsylvania i think yesterday yeah uh about the economic agenda and he was there and he was

00:38:19.440 talking about uh uh reminding everyone about his days on amtrak oh he did that again are you kidding

00:38:27.260 me no do we have i'd ride every day i i commuted every single day for 36 years as president vice

00:38:36.100 president united states after my wife and daughter were killed i went home to see my family never

00:38:40.560 stopped wait okay hold it did you just say he was vice president for 36 years is that what we just

00:38:50.540 learned there yes wow that's a good term as vp yeah huh it's an awesome term but i'm just saying

00:38:57.300 engaged how amazing is that he he works in the wife and child killed yep or beau dying went home to see

00:39:05.120 my family never stopped never stopped rode the amtrak 36 years he just keeps taking amtrak no matter

00:39:11.500 what it doesn't matter his wife and child died every single day for 36 years as president vice president

00:39:17.400 that's unbelievable oh my gosh he also had this to say about uh the economic agenda

00:39:26.120 jobs jobs jobs making sure there's a high-speed internet affordable and available anywhere everywhere

00:39:35.620 in america including for nearly one in six families who go without internet they're kind of you saw what's

00:39:43.520 happened when we've had this covid yeah you saw try teaching from home try it how many people just

00:39:49.160 did it for 23 years parking lots with their kids in their cars because they get access to the internet

00:39:54.660 to be able to help the kid in school what are we doing this is the united states of america damn it

00:40:02.440 damn it what are we doing why are you so angry joe what happened these bills are going to help us meet

00:40:08.220 the moment on the climate crisis in a way that creates good jobs all right makes us more economically

00:40:12.960 competitive shut up uh how many times have you seen it the people in the parking lot at mcdonald's

00:40:19.840 with their children just scamming the internet off the mcdonald's first i'd like this store thank

00:40:24.920 this great country that has places of business that offer free wi-fi to anyone well if you're like

00:40:32.080 a vampire and just show up and suck it out of the building yeah

00:40:35.440 uh triple eight seven two seven beck uh the number to call still have just a ton of stuff to

00:40:51.940 get to we haven't even scratched the surface yet um in new york they're removing a thomas jefferson

00:40:57.820 statue yeah it's been in city hall for 187 get rid of that thing finally right yes

00:41:04.920 187 years it's been there 187 years and now all of a sudden sorry that's we're really offended by

00:41:13.980 that the people who are uh really uh proponents of this they've been after they've been trying to

00:41:19.100 remove this for a long time oh yeah a long time and do you remember when president trump and all the

00:41:25.340 statues were coming down and he's like okay what's next are you going to start taking down uh george

00:41:31.800 washington and thomas jefferson statues and they're like oh that's ridiculous that'll never happen

00:41:36.880 you're a cook for even bringing that up okay and now how many times has this happened

00:41:43.740 many that's right it has many in fact in our biggest city in their count city council building

00:41:51.220 where they hold their meetings all the time they can't even stand to look at him and they're taking

00:41:56.020 it out that's unbelievable all right much more to come as we get on with the radio program in seconds

00:42:02.120 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:42:07.940 this is the glennbeck program yeah

00:42:14.340 pat gray and uh jeffy for glennbeck on the glennbeck program our number

00:42:23.280 888-727-BECK like to get in touch with us uh we were just mentioning on the uh i don't know

00:42:31.200 what is that sort of segment where we only do it it's the in between it's the in between

00:42:36.180 segment that uh the four minute buzz right after the four minute buzz but before the radio show

00:42:42.160 the between segment where we were talking about removing thomas jefferson statues something what

00:42:48.740 we were told would never happen it is outrageous and stupid uh we'll tell you about that uh mask

00:42:55.540 mandates and much more coming up in 60 seconds

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00:44:05.060 uh glenn was just talking about uh one of his commercials about the warm glow of the fire right

00:44:18.320 the burr in the air the dims in the air chilly here in autumn and he's so right when it gets down

00:44:23.840 to 85 in the dallas fort worth area you need that fire to take the chill off don't you do today it's

00:44:31.300 only going to be 85 which you burr now you're going to need a sweater cold it's cold it's going to warm

00:44:36.460 up this weekend though because it's going to be uh you know in the upper 80s this weekend so you'll be

00:44:40.700 88 88 on saturday you'll be fine don't worry so you won't you maybe won't need the fire on saturday

00:44:47.620 but for today at 85 you never want to fire that thing up so

00:44:53.840 autumn just isn't the same in texas is it i don't care i mean i lived in florida for a bunch of years

00:45:02.740 and we didn't necessarily have it in florida uh no that's true so but new york yeah when we lived in

00:45:09.880 northeast that was nice it was was it i loved it yeah i love it i love the changes my wife does too

00:45:15.800 yeah i love it it's a good place for both of you to be really yeah you're gonna banish me back to

00:45:21.700 the east it's a good place for both of you to be and your wife you're gonna banish your wife yeah

00:45:28.060 the um you were talking about the thomas jefferson statue i love the quote from the congress people and

00:45:37.360 the assembly men who were uh you know are all happy about it the husband and wife team the barons

00:45:43.960 uh councilman uh inez baron she was she was saying that uh we're not being revisionist we're not waging

00:45:51.620 a war on history we're saying that we want to make sure that the total story is told like do you

00:45:59.260 like we haven't heard the total story right has anybody ever hidden the fact that thomas jefferson

00:46:05.680 had slaves nobody's ever hidden that fact i i learned that in first grade

00:46:11.100 come on and hubby hubby assemblyman charles baron when we remove this statue we're making a step in

00:46:20.960 the right direction for erasing honoring of those who murdered and raped us oh my god

00:46:27.340 okay thomas jefferson did not murder or rape anyone nor did he have a bunch of children with

00:46:38.200 sally hemming that didn't happen well they did dna tests yeah the dna test you know what that showed

00:46:44.940 back in 97 or 98 it showed that it was one of 27 jefferson men one of 27 and more like much more

00:46:53.720 likely either his brother or his nephew thomas jefferson at the time nobody believed it because

00:47:00.480 his contemporaries knew him and they knew his character and they tried to slander him with that

00:47:06.540 back then and nobody it didn't take hold back then because they knew he wouldn't do that

00:47:11.700 and so right there was some uh right it was it was some campaign and they they were putting it in

00:47:17.760 the town newspaper or whatever trying to john adams tried to slander him yeah yeah uh john adams and

00:47:24.300 thomas jefferson were of course really close friends until they ran against each other and then not so

00:47:29.500 much uh and then the campaign brought it down yeah a little bit and then later on they repaired it like

00:47:37.580 much later on i think it was 15 or 18 years later they started writing back and forth to each other

00:47:42.460 to the point where you know they died on the same day right uh and they had just written to each other

00:47:49.120 and john adams last words were thomas jefferson lives and then he died he died too yeah and then he

00:47:58.860 died so but thomas jefferson had died an hour before that so he it wasn't a true statement it was a lie

00:48:04.360 yeah john adams last sentence was a lie we better tear down his statues thank you oh we're good to

00:48:11.720 do that and is it a coincidence okay jefferson and adams die on the same day uh and what is that day

00:48:20.900 july 4th 1826 the 50-year anniversary of the united states of america isn't that something that is

00:48:29.640 coincidence that is i think not yeah yeah that's intended that's some kind of divine

00:48:34.960 thing that happened there really yeah i think so i think so and now here we are there about the same

00:48:42.060 age and no live had nothing to do with that nothing to do with that yeah all right

00:48:47.180 okay then seen each other in years and they just happened to die on july 4th 50 years later yes

00:48:58.300 they just happened to die on those days yeah all right okay whatever um but to me what we need to

00:49:06.860 do is start calling this what it is and that's founders phobia because everything that they don't

00:49:12.320 like that is you know i love that that is uh supposedly against trans people and it's not even

00:49:20.680 supposedly it's not against that you don't mean it like that but that's transphobia yes or homophobia

00:49:27.160 or islamophobia or you name it it's a phobia so let's just start calling this founders phobia

00:49:33.820 that you're afraid of the founders and they are of course because they can't live up to them

00:49:37.960 and because they can't live up to them they have to bring them down yeah to their level and then

00:49:45.760 you know you can't insist that they be any better than they are and they it it discredits the constitution

00:49:52.580 and are founding documents because these are the people who are responsible for them so don't tell

00:49:58.640 me about the constitution that was written by a bunch of white rich slave owners so that they can

00:50:05.540 throw that out all the time i love it founders phobia it's all good you know because you obviously

00:50:10.880 um instead of uh re looking up it's easier to tear down right i mean that's the plan that's definitely

00:50:20.380 the plan because i mean we see there was just an article the other day about uh americans you know

00:50:25.640 what you need to do is lower your expectations yeah i saw that that's what you need to do is lower your

00:50:31.960 expectations okay we all got spoiled by the supply chain yes uh you know it's not that big stop whining

00:50:39.200 it's this is how it's supposed to be yes is broken do yourselves a favor get you lower your

00:50:46.820 expectation just get used to it just get used to not having things on the shelf get used to not

00:50:52.700 having food on the in the pantry uh and thus on your table get used to not making as much money as

00:51:00.300 you used to don't worry about it get used to america just not being quite right okay yes and then and

00:51:09.480 then you won't be disappointed when things get even worse because they're not gonna get worse

00:51:17.500 right they're not yes they're not gonna get worse probably a little worse before they get better yeah

00:51:22.160 really i think so yeah but the good thing in that statement is they will get better they will get

00:51:26.420 better one day yes i think they will that's the good news but uh will we be around for it i'm not

00:51:34.300 sure oh yeah i hope so boy that seems longer than i wanted yeah longer to get better than i really

00:51:41.280 wanted yeah yeah i love i love how we're already we're already for originally it was uh wow we get

00:51:47.920 that supply chain bottleneck taken care of it and next year be fine and then you clean that up by the

00:51:53.960 by the end of this year no sometime sometime in 20 you know what it's probably going to be 2023

00:52:00.080 that's what they're saying before we get this where we get this thing now i know so yeah get used to

00:52:04.900 it yeah okay you might have a shortage of a few things but you don't really need them anyway toilet

00:52:09.560 paper who needs that use your hand so go outside and find a leaf if you can find one because there's

00:52:19.640 not any trees anymore thanks to climate change but if you can find a leaf if you can find a leaf use

00:52:24.600 that you know whatever i mean we're we're gonna go ahead maybe your neighbors have recycled some

00:52:31.700 paper towels or some some toilet paper you guys could share like that get together a little co-opting

00:52:38.180 of the neighborhood but lower your expectations don't think there's gonna be new fresh merchandise

00:52:44.080 around right don't do that well you're spoiled because this hasn't been a third world nation until

00:52:50.200 recently and now you're just gonna see what it's like to be a third world nation so because we're

00:52:57.200 the evil americans right and we we deserve this comeuppance we deserve right we've lived high on the

00:53:04.880 hog too long there's no more hog my friend now america's chickens are coming home to roost amen amen

00:53:16.600 brother pat amen hallelujah there you go so it's not funny it's not really it's really not funny

00:53:25.180 and you know as a small business owner myself i see the effect it's having because there are

00:53:30.940 ingredients for our cookie company which by the way uh we do have the cookies in stock right now

00:53:35.620 is there a way that someone could order those cookies yeah you could go to keksi.com k-e-k-s-i.com

00:53:41.120 and order delicious cookies like we got the pumpkin right now you know for the pumpkin spice thing

00:53:47.100 because everything has to be next time next time next time i'm in a mcdonald's parking lot i'll log on

00:53:53.380 to keksi.com good idea good idea and maybe uh try the uh i highly recommend the cinnamon roll cookie

00:54:01.640 yeah that was i i have i have actually eaten the cinnamon roll cookie and i i i recommend it yeah

00:54:08.700 it's delicious i recommend you in fact giving it to me is what i recommend more than anything

00:54:13.460 but anyway we've already noticed that there are some ingredients you just can't get or it takes a

00:54:20.560 long time it takes a much longer time to get them than it did before the good news is with a lot of

00:54:25.920 those products taking longer to get is that they cost more too exactly so right good yes you've got the

00:54:32.880 inconvenience of waiting a long time for them when you need them right now but also they're three

00:54:39.940 times the price so that's great too quit your wine you're getting it are you yeah well sort of

00:54:45.700 we're getting it all right yeah thank you yeah we're definitely getting it and i love the uh

00:54:53.300 this administration with wow it's a i mean people it's a supply thing but more people want it

00:54:58.820 everybody's out there yeah yeah yeah i thought it was supposed to work the opposite way no now i know

00:55:06.080 i realize that's old school american thinking so i know i need to lower my expectations but if i don't

00:55:14.200 lower my expectations i thought that when the demand was up on something the price went down i mean

00:55:22.480 is that i don't think that anymore no okay all right sorry no if the if the supply is uh not

00:55:32.960 meeting the demand then the price would obviously go up right right right right right yeah no i get

00:55:39.240 that yes but if you if if there if you have a bunch of a product yeah a lot of it right and less

00:55:47.620 demand then the price should go go down way down yeah it should but here's here's the good thing

00:55:54.820 we might soon see bread lines in america and of course in the past we've heard that's a really

00:56:01.000 that's a good thing you know it's funny sometimes american journalists talk about how bad a country

00:56:05.400 is because people are lining up for food that's a good thing in other countries people don't line up

00:56:11.280 food the rich get the food and the poor starve to death right wait see the logic there in bernie

00:56:17.980 sanders food lines are a good thing just like a marxist yeah food lines those are that's a really

00:56:26.800 good thing uh-huh well yeah to communists uh that is a good thing we are doing what are you talking

00:56:32.720 about we're letting you stand in line for bread you're gonna get it right just wait in line long

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00:58:17.860 have you noticed that john stewart and bill maher and even russell brand some of these really famous

00:58:40.440 extreme left-wing guys are making some actual sense lately yes i think the left has gone

00:58:47.340 so far left that if you have any common sense in in your body left you can't you just can't abide

00:58:55.340 it it's like okay i gotta say something now this is ridiculous right john stewart on cnn the other day

00:59:02.260 talked about how stupid some of the things are that they're doing and especially in california where

00:59:07.180 they've done the gender uh the gender neutral toy law yeah where starting in is it 2023 most of those

00:59:15.880 new laws are supposed to kick in in the next couple years next couple years if you have a department

00:59:21.980 store that sells toys you must have a gender neutral section where they're neither for boys nor girls

00:59:27.960 nor g's nor jims nor jurs i i don't know whatever gender you are there's 97 of them after all i can't

00:59:37.620 name them all right but but he said we have the john stewart clip i believe oh okay i think we have

00:59:44.700 yeah here's what he said debate going on right now in the democratic party about how to appeal to voters

00:59:51.200 in 2022 there are a lot of social issues getting a lot of attention governor gavin newsom in california

00:59:56.980 just signed a law requiring gender neutral toy sections in stores um there's obviously a lot of

01:00:03.320 debate across the country not all not all of it well informed uh about critical race theory and

01:00:09.940 how race is taught in schools what are your what do you have concerns about how these debates are

01:00:16.780 taking place obviously i'm not talking about how they're depicted in in right-wing media because

01:00:21.920 they're it doesn't matter what the democrats do or liberals do for right-wing media to lie about it

01:00:26.860 but there are a number of independent voters who might not understand what's going on

01:00:31.480 yeah i mean there are a lot of things a lot of people don't understand and it's something's

01:00:40.220 either right and common sense i mean i do think there are ways to accomplish some of these goals

01:00:46.980 uh in ways that but you can't govern to the lowest common denominator you can't

01:00:55.740 and i think one of the difficulties and again it's it's with the way that the lens through which

01:01:02.440 we view everything is based on and what will that mean for the midterms or what i saw a great headline

01:01:10.360 in politico as afghanistan was descending into chaos in that final week and uh the headline in

01:01:18.420 political this this was the the top line headline the one with the 40 you know point font whatever it

01:01:24.800 was uh it said why afghanistan may not matter in the midterms and then the subhead was and why it might

01:01:37.060 wow i mean they have a point they have a point but that's our journalism right man isn't that

01:01:45.440 like how many times have you seen stories about the battle over masks that's the karen yelling in the

01:01:53.100 store and the people throwing them out and all that and how many stories have we seen about the

01:01:59.820 efficacy of masks or the why or the actual like there are some but the overwhelming majority of

01:02:08.540 stories seek to expose the conflict lines but do you think it's all about the meaning there isn't

01:02:16.640 anything to the degree of that sometimes okay we don't have time for uh the whole long-winded jake

01:02:22.600 tepper uh no we do not question soliloquy so he does that really well yeah he does not really though

01:02:29.700 uh stewart goes on to talk about the gender neutral story and who cares about that why are we talking

01:02:36.720 about something that's stupid can't govern to the lowest common denominator yeah and he's right

01:02:41.120 he also said hey maybe it's time to stop bashing trump all the time and demonizing trump all the

01:02:48.280 time the guy hasn't been in in in the white house for almost a year now can we stop with that well

01:02:54.840 he's getting bludgeoned by the left for that but he's making some sense yes absolutely never thought

01:03:02.580 i'd say that but john stewart's making some sense so is bill maher and russell and so is russell bram

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01:05:33.580 thought we covered that already no i'm not i don't want to have to fight with you about this right no i

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01:05:57.640 i almost believe you okay so i'm just gonna let it go uh we we were talking about cnn a few minutes

01:06:03.040 ago john stewart's appearance on cnn that network's in trouble man boy no kidding it's i mean they're the

01:06:11.400 latest ratings that have come out are unreal for them their latest prime time rating the prime time

01:06:16.820 lineup which obviously tapper is part of it that we just watched with john stewart 661

01:06:23.720 thousand people on average yeah oh really bad i mean really really bad more people are using the

01:06:30.980 mcdonald's wi-fi oh yes by far yes by far in fact brian stelter show brian stelter being one of the

01:06:40.260 bigger douchebags around uh he actually lost on the cable net on the cable channels to in the

01:06:48.860 he had the uh lowest rated week of the year in 25 54 demo and he lost to

01:06:57.560 the golden girl golden girls a golden girls repeat obviously wait that's 30 what 35 years old there

01:07:08.240 isn't a new golden girl there's no new golden girls being produced right now it's not like season

01:07:13.760 732 of the golden girls there's probably only i mean there might be one or two still alive right

01:07:20.840 on the golden well betty white's alive oh yeah so yeah she's what 99 yeah she turns 100 yeah january

01:07:27.960 yeah so he lost to the golden girls

01:07:31.640 i mean that's embarrassing that is embarrassing that's you know what you send somebody out to

01:07:38.440 the transmitter you tell them to find the power switch and tell them to hit off

01:07:44.720 and just shut that thing down it's not worth the electricity you're spending

01:07:50.780 there you go there goes cnn i will say they did you know sure 661 000 viewers average you know in

01:08:06.060 the prime time sounds you know catastrophic good yeah but they did beat the nba finals viewership

01:08:14.700 yeah whoa did they really so i mean they have victory there you know how intensely popular the wnba is

01:08:26.640 now this was of course the wnba final featuring the the two teams that were playing in the finals why

01:08:36.260 are you saying it like that they play two teams play each other that's how it works i i just had a

01:08:41.200 mind blank for some reason i don't know why because i'm so excited every time okay the nba

01:08:47.520 wna finals are on uh but it was the chicago sky versus the phoenix something or others

01:08:56.460 you know is that what they call themselves yes phoenix something or others that's exactly what

01:09:02.100 their name is kind of a story they went kind of the the washington football team direction for some

01:09:06.420 right phoenix something or others it's interesting and so the chicago sky won

01:09:11.080 and uh had a massive celebration they did on the streets of chicago

01:09:16.800 it looked a little something like this look at that look at that what you're seeing if you're

01:09:22.000 not watching the radio show on blaze tv is uh a bunch of trucks driving down the road with the

01:09:27.680 phoenix sky team and that's chicago supporters oh yeah the chicago sky how dare you chicago sky

01:09:34.120 supporters and about four people watching the parade no there's out pat there's tens people there

01:09:39.520 people in the parade outnumber people watching the parade by about a thousand to one

01:09:46.240 i mean it's unbelievable they just can't they have the celebration like at the park or wherever

01:09:53.240 they play wherever the nw nba plays it just so it looks like they've got a so when 10 people show up

01:10:00.260 it looks like oh there's a lot here right that's what they should do but that isn't what they did do

01:10:06.800 so it was unfortunate because they have to be equal and we're all about equity yeah so when the bulls

01:10:14.080 won their championships plural i i remember those parades you know are you saying there were more

01:10:21.160 people at the chicago people that showed up huh yes yes that surprises me michael jordan walks down

01:10:27.440 the street today he gathers more people than that oh no question by a lot yes jeez i don't know uh what

01:10:38.140 keeps him going well oh the the nba the nba keeps them going absolutely the nba makes something like

01:10:46.660 nine billion a year the wnba makes something like 50 million a year i would bet you i bet it's less

01:10:56.620 i bet it's less than that i'm really seriously i mean i don't know that i really did that's

01:11:03.900 seems like because i've looked this up before wow but maybe i'm remembering it wrong maybe it was

01:11:09.320 500 people

01:11:11.400 or 500 it might have been 500 like one person contributed a dollar each i mean i guess they

01:11:21.900 to the wnba cause are you seeing any numbers yes they have let's look up wnba revenue

01:11:28.920 see i'm not the fact is i'm not that interested in the nba anymore i know let alone the wnba so

01:11:39.280 yeah it says here 60 million 60 million okay i was close so yeah i mean yeah it was more than 50

01:11:45.680 and yeah yeah yeah i find that hard to believe you find it hard to believe i find the wnba has

01:11:53.260 revenue of 60 million no no i'm sorry no now maybe they have some pity uh sponsors yeah maybe because

01:12:04.340 of the nba yes okay but no there's no way okay all right congratulations good yes congratulations

01:12:12.660 good for you on your revenue it's incredible good for you uh but uh you know it's the same

01:12:17.780 with the women's soccer thing you know they they keep claiming they should make as much as the men

01:12:22.820 because we're more successful yeah you win more games there's no doubt about that you're higher

01:12:26.920 ranked team they're number one in the in the world yeah uh the men are not but who brings in the

01:12:32.960 revenue you've got to look at that and even the u.s soccer association is not saying that

01:12:39.840 they're not saying hey look we'll pay you the same when you bring in the same revenue

01:12:45.240 doesn't that make sense it does it does even for those college kids you played it this morning on

01:12:51.000 oh my gosh from a campus reform yeah that uh you know want it's all about equity with our sports

01:12:56.740 it's all about equity don't do it yes we want diversity in fact you gotta watch this um this is

01:13:03.520 campus reform going out to the the campus of the university of florida on game day

01:13:08.640 asking about diversity quota quotas check this out talking first about diversity just in general do

01:13:15.400 you think diversity should be a factor in hiring decisions and in college admissions processes yeah

01:13:19.800 absolutely yeah probably they should probably have diversity quotas for like college admissions and

01:13:25.520 a bunch of other things i think they already have a bunch of though but like those are definitely a

01:13:29.160 good thing absolutely definitely i mean i think it's an absolute necessity yeah everyone should

01:13:33.280 have an equal part and anywhere really as a first generation college student uh from a hispanic

01:13:38.620 household it's very important should we develop diversity quotas for you know the workplace or for

01:13:43.920 college admissions how they usually work is if a population is 35 percent hispanic then the school

01:13:50.580 in that region i guess would also have to be 35 percent hispanic and its student population to reflect

01:13:55.980 the demographics of the larger community is that something that you would support yeah i would

01:14:00.100 support yeah how about that i'm surprised yeah yeah i mean yeah yeah i mean you know it's pretty

01:14:05.800 reasonable yeah it sounds reasonable yeah i think it definitely should be taken into account

01:14:09.420 there should be more diversity in basically every single field so what about diversity quotas

01:14:13.980 on sports teams college sports teams do you guys think no i think that should be

01:14:18.020 no no not necessarily that's skill based no you want to win no matter like what you are

01:14:23.140 uh probably not i feel like it should be based off talent that's something that's a little bit

01:14:27.760 different yeah yeah it's less important um more like more emphasis placed on ability sports is

01:14:33.340 different than college sports is not the same i mean talent is talent is talent is talent um right i

01:14:38.100 don't think we should like college sports about like getting the best players for your team

01:14:42.200 and i don't think we should focus on which race or ethnicity to get i think the diversity quota for

01:14:47.500 any sports team it it doesn't make much sense it doesn't make no no just let the let the skills

01:14:53.300 shine and whoever's the best player deserves to be on the team obviously with sports it's talent

01:14:57.300 first over here i did some research about the demographics here at uf um we're gonna put this

01:15:01.580 into like a hypothetical situation so 50 percent of students here are white this is from 2019

01:15:06.620 19 19 are hispanic eight percent are asian five percent are african-american if we were to apply

01:15:12.460 that quota to the offensive lineup for the florida gators football team this is what the lineup would

01:15:17.100 look like and that's a bunch of whiteys a couple of latinos yeah two asians and one black person

01:15:23.820 no we're gonna say no we're gonna say no on that oh that doesn't work because no i mean i guess you

01:15:30.700 would say like more skilled people should get into schools too uh i guess what i said could kind of

01:15:35.820 be probably both we probably oh yeah because we recruit like based on skill and if we recruited based

01:15:41.260 on diversity then right then we'd probably be worse i see nothing wrong with the current that's what we

01:15:45.980 supported one minute ago i think i think it's perfectly fine if they're the best players fit for

01:15:49.980 the job then they deserve the spot i don't necessarily think that it's a bad thing that these people are just

01:15:56.620 better at the sports that they play better uh wait i mean it'd definitely be different when's the

01:16:01.980 last time you saw a prominent asian in football does this kind of change your mind about diversity

01:16:06.860 quotas in other sectors like the workplace like college admissions if we're talking about being the

01:16:12.460 best in sports right um shouldn't we also be talking about being the best in the workplace being

01:16:16.940 the best company being the best college now that you put it that way regardless of anyone's race huh

01:16:22.380 yeah i think it was yeah yeah yeah you're right recruiting yeah athletes based on their skill

01:16:27.100 level maybe you should maybe you should students based on never thought of that before like academic

01:16:32.140 merit more so than diversity right yeah yeah a little bit because i just i didn't think about

01:16:36.540 it i guess that's your problem you didn't think make a good argument for why

01:16:42.700 right my reason for school would be the same for sports basically sure yeah uh i think so this is

01:16:49.260 is one minute later about uh diversity too much and like uh college admissions or workplace

01:16:55.740 i i think like now that i think about it right now that you think sports like which you would

01:17:00.860 have done that before always comes first i don't necessarily think quotas are the way to go i know

01:17:07.980 i feel like that's just counterintuitive to admit anybody or do anything uh-huh yeah yeah yeah i mean

01:17:15.020 yeah yeah i mean you know you want the best it doesn't really matter what person's race is who

01:17:19.260 they are whatever like it's got complete opposite of what i just said to you but yeah yeah really you're

01:17:25.100 right you know it's interesting when you think about a problem the difference that can make

01:17:31.340 then when some professor or teacher is just telling you that diversity is good and so you

01:17:36.860 instantly believe it without putting one second of thought into it that's it does change things

01:17:43.500 it does yeah it does you know what that makes sense that does give you a different perspective

01:17:48.140 yeah it does i think about it differently

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01:19:00.540 uh it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck program good news got good news okay good

01:19:15.100 because i'm still struggling with the 60 million dollars from the wmba but go ahead are you really

01:19:19.500 it's really bugging i'm gonna go break down the wmba it's really not that much you know it's really not

01:19:25.420 in comparison to some things i mean 60 million if we were getting 60 million a year okay yes that's

01:19:31.020 a lot but for the entire wmba to bring in 60 million in revenue the promotion they get if

01:19:38.300 they weren't subsidized by the nba it would not exist you know that no way they could not exist

01:19:47.260 so the nba revenue is what 10 billion that's what i think it's nine or ten billion yeah

01:19:53.660 there's somewhat of a difference there

01:19:58.380 one of these sports just doesn't belong one of these sports is not like the other go ahead

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01:20:43.100 for the third maybe fourth or fifth but third for sure well they're already talking about fourth

01:20:47.340 and fifth i know what's going to happen i really believe it'll be yearly it's going to be like the

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01:20:56.860 that yeah i mentioned uh on my show this morning that i was listening to a local dallas station coming

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01:21:21.980 recommended that it doesn't matter what exactly uh covid uh that you got what shot you got either

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01:24:13.340 so the destruction of the earth is coming we all know that and our vice president kamala harris

01:24:21.180 who went out to nevada to tout the build back better agenda and tackling the climate crisis who

01:24:29.820 by the way just as a side note kamala harris is terrible i don't know why they have her speaking for

01:24:36.460 anything but they saw her going out to fight the climate crisis as she gets out of her suv and gets

01:24:44.460 on her plane i love that uh gets on her uh private plane air too yeah uh you know costs i don't know i

01:24:53.260 don't know how much planet she ruins just by having that sit on the tarmac running a ton yeah i mean the

01:24:59.820 the earth is a minute closer to death every second that plane runs but uh i saw a list from uh

01:25:09.580 i was well first it was on bright bar but it's a list of all the uh climate doomsday predictions

01:25:16.780 that have well many of them have not come true what yeah what many of them and in fact

01:25:25.340 all of them have not come true yeah aren't they zero for 41 or something like that yes

01:25:34.140 yeah yeah i mean actually uh i don't know like 50 they list 50 different things here starting in 1967

01:25:42.940 that has been predicted that hasn't really come true in 1967 we were a dire famine was forecasted by 1975

01:25:55.900 oh man how many years are we from 1975 we're close we're really it must be very coming up 75 in 1969

01:26:03.340 everyone will disappear in a cloud of blue steam by 1989 that's scary 1970 ice age by 2000

01:26:14.700 wish that would have happened 1970 america subject to water rationing by 1974 food rationing by 1980

01:26:23.900 mm-hmm hard to find water can't get a glass of water in america now i mean we're pretty close you

01:26:29.340 get out there to where she's at in nevada i mean yeah well water's down to right nothingness

01:26:34.620 oh well they still have it but it's almost gone and yeah and you know if there's it's never going to

01:26:41.180 rain again and bring no water so could be done 71 a new ice age coming by 2020 or 2030

01:26:49.420 so that one i mean okay so it could still happen it could still actually still happen

01:26:55.660 yes and what year was that prediction 1971 okay huh so i'm not sure what who you know what nostradamus

01:27:02.700 saw that wow but we're on the way to we are that yeah perhaps by now that was in 71 now in 1972

01:27:09.260 there could be a new ice age by 2070 so we've even stretched it out even farther oh okay so

01:27:16.460 they're giving themselves some wiggle wiggle room there yes they are on the prediction yeah another

01:27:20.460 30 40 years in 74 they said space satellites showed new ice age coming fast oh boy but didn't say

01:27:32.060 how fast in 76 there was scientific consensus that the planet cooling famines are eminent planet

01:27:44.140 cooling famines that was in 1976 well and now it's it's famine brought on by climate warming so either

01:27:54.140 way we're gonna have famine in 1989 mm-hmm rising sea levels will obliterate nations if nothing is done

01:28:03.740 by the year 2000 so we're already gone mm-hmm we're already wiped out and obliterated or undersea we're

01:28:11.180 underwater we don't even know in 2000 mm-hmm we were told that children won't know what snow is oh yeah i love

01:28:19.900 that i love that you'll have to explain to your children uh what snow was like really yeah huh

01:28:28.060 okay you just don't see it anymore in 2002 if we don't if we don't give up eating fish meat or dairy

01:28:39.580 we're gonna have famine in 10 years so that's 2012 we'll have famine yes okay yeah you know like

01:28:47.820 apparently people gave up eating fish meat barely yeah yeah so all right uh in 2008

01:28:56.140 the arctic will be ice free by 2018 mm-hmm that's something to look back except that it's not it didn't

01:29:07.020 didn't happen happen mm-hmm in 2008 again the same year

01:29:10.780 uh and then gore actually predicted this in the same year that the uh arctic would be ice free in

01:29:18.460 2013 yeah so he even he cut that i think i he said 2018 no way i'll i'd say 2013 i vote 2013 not 2018

01:29:30.300 i think i have that actual prediction and and some of the models some of the models suggest to

01:29:38.620 dr matlowski there is a 75 percent chance that that the the entire entire north polar ice

01:29:47.260 north polar ice during summer during some of the summer months could be completely ice free

01:29:54.300 within the next five to seven years within the next seven five to seven years yeah i think we

01:30:00.940 counted seven at one point there's a lot there's a lot yeah there's a lot and so in 2009 the following

01:30:06.620 year uh climate well genius really prince charles um said that i get all my scientific information

01:30:16.780 absolutely from prince charles yeah he then in 2009 claimed we had 96 months to save the world

01:30:24.860 oh that's right 96 months that's right i'm not a mathematician no but it seems like 96 has been

01:30:30.780 more than 96 it has okay yeah surprisingly that that's the one thing that that they got wrong

01:30:38.700 at least prince charles got it wrong so uh a year later a year after al made this

01:30:44.780 after he made that uh prediction a year later in 2009 he decided that you know what it's not going

01:30:51.580 to be 2013 when the when the arctic is going to be it's going to be 2014 oh wow so so got it gave

01:30:58.700 himself an extra year yes he did and still the prediction didn't come true and then they claimed

01:31:05.260 that it was 2015 so really they should have just they should have just stayed with the 2018 and it

01:31:11.020 it had been all been fine believable uh and then we go back a few years where 1968 overpopulation

01:31:19.980 will spread worldwide i mean oh yeah that's really yeah that has that happened it's been overpopulated

01:31:25.500 yeah yeah there's way too many people on this planet yeah where's seven billion of us do you know that

01:31:31.180 all seven billion people could fit on the island of maui you know that that's not even the biggest

01:31:40.300 hawaiian island all seven billion i mean it might be a little bit crowded and i don't know that you

01:31:48.140 could have a lot of land you know like you couldn't might not have an acre a piece would i have to wear a

01:31:53.660 mask yes you might have to wear a mask there may not be social distancing involved but you could all

01:31:59.420 fit on the island of maui so you've you put that seven billion into texas and we could all live

01:32:06.220 comfortably in this one state that's how much would it be comfortably yeah i think it would be if there

01:32:12.140 were seven billion people you'd have a lot well you fill up some of the free space now there's no doubt

01:32:19.100 about that but i think we could all have homes you know businesses and drive places traffic might be

01:32:25.740 an issue supply bottleneck issues that might be yeah maybe but so maybe that's not a good idea

01:32:34.700 but it could happen but it could happen it could happen

01:32:38.780 now there have been plenty of times when uh the oil was going to be gone oh that started in 1920

01:32:45.900 and you know my theory on that i do which i believe is correct 100 oil is not is not a fossil

01:32:54.700 fuel it's not for fossils i think it's a renewable goo yes from this planet yeah absolutely yeah 100

01:33:02.140 because that's why we keep finding more of it every time an area gets low every time it's going to be

01:33:07.260 where that's it when we're at peak oil uh you know i mean every you go down this list here oil gone in 10

01:33:14.300 years in 1966 oil depleted in 20 years that was in 1972 department of energy says oil uh peaks in

01:33:22.620 the 90s that was in 77 1980 peak oil 2000 96 peak oil 2020 2002 peak oil 2010 um it's just amazing and

01:33:34.380 they've almost given up on that claim now i i you hardly ever hear peak oil anymore because it's

01:33:39.260 been debunked so many every time every time we find a new a new oh my gosh we've just found another

01:33:44.860 place oh geez we just found a reserve larger than in the entire country of saudi arabia huh

01:33:51.020 every time uh yeah every time yep so i've you know it it is possible that you are correct i think

01:33:58.780 i personally believe that you are i mean i believe that it is a renewable goo that the planet and i you

01:34:04.460 know that's something that the planet creates the planet takes care of itself and you know if if the

01:34:10.060 planet didn't do what the planet does then we'd be in real trouble real trouble yeah yeah so it's a

01:34:15.660 it's a it's a funny thing the way that actually works yeah you do it do i have to remind you that we'd be

01:34:22.780 200 degrees hotter do i have to remind you i think you do yeah because i mean i'm just saying that it's

01:34:29.580 gonna happen all right carbon emissions also trap heat today's report shows oceans have absorbed

01:34:35.100 90 of that heat raising ocean temperatures by half a degree wow had all that heat gone into the

01:34:41.020 atmosphere air temperatures could have risen by more than 200 degrees well that'd be definitely

01:34:46.060 uncomfortable that would right that would be uncomfortable right and so fortunately the the earth

01:34:52.620 works the way it works right so the earth does take care of it amazing huh

01:34:59.180 amazing if we and many of these things that have happened you know somebody water rising all that

01:35:04.540 i mean humans adapt that's what we do yes i mean every all of these predictions and uh and other

01:35:11.420 predictions that we hear are based on well if nothing happens you know if if yeah if we do absolutely

01:35:18.460 nothing well why would we do absolutely nothing of course we would do absolutely nothing we're going

01:35:22.700 to progress in technology and who knows we might find cold fusion by then and it would solve the

01:35:29.020 whole problem right so and i mean who knows we may move billions of people to the great state of

01:35:36.380 texas we might may do that yeah and just grow food on the rest of the planet to feed us in texas how

01:35:43.420 about that you my friend uh-huh all right genius it's genius let's run that up the flagpole at the

01:35:48.060 the u.n see what happens i'm sure it'll go over good yeah yeah i'm sure it'll go over good now they

01:35:55.580 have said in 1970s they said that we would have killer bees on the planet we do have that we do have

01:36:01.900 that yeah we do have killer bees that's a that's a that's a problem that's a real real problem so

01:36:07.580 that's the one thing they got right well i don't even know if they actually right in 1970 they said the

01:36:12.060 urban citizens will require gas masks by 1985 well we do have masks on now yeah but they're not gas

01:36:22.940 masks but we are wearing masks and i've yeah that's getting a little old too yeah by the way it sure is

01:36:29.820 it's getting away old um i mean i i realize that we're supposed to you know mask up and protect

01:36:37.180 everybody else put your wine we gotta protect the unprotect no we have to the protected have to be

01:36:42.620 protected by us wearing the mask to protect them because they're protected i thought they were already

01:36:48.060 protected with their no no no not if you're not wearing a mask but wait they got the vaccine yeah uh

01:36:55.180 but they're still you know endangered by you so we need you to wear a mask and get the vaccine huh

01:37:03.820 why don't i just stop breathing uh then would that would that fix it for you you know what

01:37:09.740 i think that's what they really want in the end actually yeah

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01:37:51.980 it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck program uh we're talking about some of the uh

01:37:56.220 ominous predictions of the climate change people alarmists the alarmists the warmest you know like

01:38:03.900 the alarmists at the united nations who in 1989 warned that entire nations would be wiped off the

01:38:12.140 face of the earth by the year 2000 from global warming wow well al gore kind of explained that

01:38:20.140 two kilometers or so down in most places there are these incredibly hot rocks because the interior of

01:38:25.660 the earth is extremely hot several million degrees several million degrees you know when you've got

01:38:32.060 the interior of the earth hotter than the surface of the sun yes uh you're gonna have some problems

01:38:39.820 several million degrees and of course it's not it's several thousand degrees uh in the lava and and

01:38:49.260 what not at the core of the earth does get warm really no but not several million degrees

01:38:57.980 just underneath the surface just underneath the surface of the earth

01:39:03.180 burn to a crisp burn to a crisp it just it seems uh strange that we just keep getting these ominous

01:39:11.500 predictions and we're supposed to act like okay that's the one right that's the one and they're wrong

01:39:18.460 every time and they just keep making the same kinds of catastrophic uh predictions that they've

01:39:25.020 made for 40 years now and they're wrong again and they're wrong every time and we're still supposed

01:39:31.100 to believe it or we're science to be underwater we're gonna be have some super hurricanes we're

01:39:36.300 not gonna have any fossil fuels fossil fuels are killing the earth sure we're not gonna have any actual

01:39:41.900 power and our windmills don't really produce all the power we claim they do and our solar panels guess

01:39:48.860 what we forgot to tell you they don't work at night man who would have figured yeah who'd have figured

01:39:54.620 saw that coming i don't know no one they didn't james hansen said the the west coast highway in new

01:40:00.380 york would be underwater by you know a long time ago i think 20 or 30 years ago uh how many people

01:40:06.460 drove on the west side highway this very day how many are driving on it right now i don't know

01:40:12.380 just prediction after prediction it was ludicrous yeah i mean the oceans being dead in a decade back

01:40:19.340 in the 60s and 70s and each time these predictions get extended out they miss the deadline nobody calls

01:40:25.980 them out nobody says hey you know right you said 10 years ago that we were going to be dead they've

01:40:33.020 never been accountable for any of it nobody holds them accountable and so they continue to get away

01:40:38.220 with it well right now you know they're they're doing this big climate gathering in glasgow scotland

01:40:45.740 and that sounds like a fun place to be it does yeah it actually does i'd like to

01:40:50.220 be part of this but so all the big climate change leaders of the world have gathered in scotland together

01:40:56.300 now i you know flying their private jets there and then they're staying at glen eagles hotel which is

01:41:02.940 a big swanky beautiful hotel well you can't don't expect them to pitch a tent and no you don't know

01:41:07.900 of course not not for these elites and they bought 20 teslas to ferry them back and forth the 20 teslas

01:41:16.060 cost about a hundred and forty thousand dollars each okay so they're ferrying them the uh 50 miles back

01:41:23.980 and forth from glen eagles hotel to glasgow uh and when they get back home or at least where they're

01:41:32.620 staying at the hotel there's one tesla charging station okay one so what they do they contracted uh

01:41:43.100 to supply diesel generators to recharge the teslas overnight wait what so the climate change

01:41:52.620 goofballs are using all this fossil fuel diesel to power their teslas that's beautiful

01:42:02.380 you can't make that beautiful you can't make it up it's so ridiculous and yet again you're supposed to

01:42:09.260 just swallow everything they tried to feed you right and if you don't believe that the earth is

01:42:14.220 about to end because of climate change you're a moron you're a science denier ah just like have they

01:42:21.980 ever gotten anything right i don't think i don't think so no i don't think so it's just all worry

01:42:28.140 doom and gloom and we're going to add it all give us more money and we need more control absolutely

01:42:32.940 yep and even if we get it wrong we're we are good at right next time we were just a little

01:42:38.860 one yeah we were just not as right you know as we usually we didn't see things changing yeah so

01:42:45.740 oh you know what we acted it was because we gave you the warning and you listened to some of what we

01:42:51.820 had to say so that was avoided but there's so much more work we have to do

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01:44:10.960 it's pat and uh jeffy for glenn on the glenn back program by the way you can listen to my show pat gray unleashed

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01:44:56.360 uh i'm hearing it i'm hearing about it everywhere yeah so right i mean if you're hearing about it and

01:45:02.140 you don't have access to it find free wi-fi somewhere yeah and get it get into a mcdonald's

01:45:08.300 parking lot if you have to um because that's a great place to get your wi-fi

01:45:13.640 you know anybody other than you who's ever gone to a mcdonald's for free wi-fi

01:45:20.820 sat in the parking lot and and gotten their wi-fi i not no but i have not sat in the parking lot

01:45:28.020 of a mcdonald's and that's what i have i know but i have i have uh well they couldn't get inside

01:45:34.140 right the the restaurant was closed during the pandemic oh yeah right so it was just the drive

01:45:38.880 through if they were open at all so they had to be in the parking lot but i have gone to a mcdonald's

01:45:44.940 uh you know and you know gone inside for a coffee and wi-fi have you now yeah okay i mean i felt

01:45:51.280 obligated to purchase something but they didn't you got a coffee i don't know that they would come over

01:45:55.920 and force me probably you know the mcdonald's police would come over and say hey yeah hey hey are you in

01:46:02.760 here just using free wi-fi yeah they probably would not do that yeah they'd probably just let me sit

01:46:07.240 there and leave me alone yeah um wasn't there a deal at starbucks kind of how they always they all

01:46:13.300 you know back in in back in ancient times in the 2000s and early i don't know 2010 2011 maybe

01:46:21.240 right that was all uh panera bread and you could come in and get free wi-fi that was all a big deal

01:46:27.960 yeah yeah and and today i mean is i mean it's it's kind of expected right i mean you don't go to

01:46:35.080 some place and you don't you don't have wi-fi yeah and so many people have the other thing

01:46:42.960 yeah you know cell service yeah cell service uh but it's called what is it l and now it's uh

01:46:49.920 just got a mind blank it's a you know the 4g lte yeah it's the lte thing 4g or 5g which by the way

01:46:59.520 5g was supposed to revolutionize the world it has man and wow what a difference we've seen with

01:47:05.660 the 5g thing it's everywhere right yes oh man now cars can drive by themselves that was the big

01:47:13.880 stumbling block they said because the response time still lag just a tiny bit with the 4g so i

01:47:19.000 can barely stand how the lag time on 5g i know i can't do it now 5g was supposed to revolutionize

01:47:26.000 the self-driving cars because the response time would be so but now we're up we're up to like

01:47:30.560 seven or 8g is gonna do that right is it i don't know i don't know because i mean 5g has made no

01:47:37.840 difference has it made any difference to anybody i'd like to hear from somebody who says oh man what

01:47:42.960 difference 5g what a difference it's a thousand times faster than 4g i know in fact when i click on

01:47:49.580 a website i get it yesterday that's how fast it is now it is so i will say that has not happened to

01:47:59.600 me in 5g i have not gotten my website yesterday no it's not happened that's a little disappointing

01:48:04.740 actually i'm a little angry if anybody's seen a major difference maybe you don't get it yesterday

01:48:08.900 but it's a big big difference because i can remember i remember when they talk about it yeah i remember when

01:48:15.180 they made such a big deal about going you know you're able to get i'm able to get uh 5g on my on

01:48:22.180 my phone and i really didn't notice a difference i mean i guess that's good is it though i don't know

01:48:31.380 i don't think so i don't know you should notice the differences much much faster oh it's revolutionized

01:48:37.280 the way i use my phone because i really didn't have you know the lag time i'm just so used to it i

01:48:43.100 guess yeah the lag time of when i click on uh some website goes right to it and i have to wait for

01:48:49.200 that click for it to come up you know if you wait three seconds it's like an eternity now it has

01:48:57.280 changed so much from when the first debuted and you get the dial up oh way past that but even

01:49:04.680 now when you get the load you'd load a picture of somebody and their forehead would be there yeah

01:49:10.240 and then you come back 10 minutes later and their nose is visible and then maybe it gets down to the

01:49:16.140 lips 15 minutes later and now it's so fast that if you have to wait three seconds you're literally

01:49:22.440 what is wrong with my service now right what is the matter with this i'm gonna change companies

01:49:29.460 we're flying in metal tubes at 30 000 feet above the 600 miles an hour now now right now and that is

01:49:37.440 that is a problem they do have a problem on airplanes i maintain that that still is an issue

01:49:42.820 get that fixed okay i want it instantly in the plane too i mean it works on tv just like always if

01:49:52.000 you're on a plane it works just like it's supposed to but it doesn't in real life it really doesn't

01:49:56.840 and you pay you know what do you pay 15 bucks for it for 15 minutes or an hour you pay for the whole

01:50:03.320 flight it's 38 i don't know some ridiculous price and then it doesn't even work yes that that makes

01:50:09.880 me angry that makes me angry uh all right 888-900-3393 also at pat unleashed on uh on twitter mayor uh de blasio

01:50:21.220 has a message to his the unvaccinated people of new york you know that's good he's getting tired of you

01:50:28.940 all right why haven't you been vaxxed yet i've given you so many chances get vaxxed you selfish

01:50:37.200 killers here he is it's a mandate now for all city agencies all city workers it's time it's time to

01:50:46.080 get vaccinated our public employees okay are going to lead us out of the covid era look look what we did

01:50:52.900 with our schools worked uh our schools are incredibly safe and families needed to know their

01:50:59.000 kids to be safe well we all need to know we're going to be safe going forward we got to end the

01:51:03.300 covid era we did the vaccinate or test option but it hasn't gotten us where we need to go so we say

01:51:09.660 vaccinate if you choose not to you have the right to go on unpaid leave we're going to work with your

01:51:16.020 union to figure out what happens next but what happens the bottom line is we're not going to pay people

01:51:20.720 unless they're vaccinated they don't lose their jobs they can correct and come back yeah i think

01:51:24.740 that's compassion i think that's right i think that's fascism the bottom line is 96 of our education

01:51:30.880 employees did it 96 of our health care workers did it it's time for everyone else still not good

01:51:36.500 enough by the way still not good enough if you're at 96 which is huge get over it and move on and leave

01:51:43.620 the people alone are you kidding me those four percent are a danger now fauci told us in the beginning

01:51:50.260 uh herd immunity was going to be what 65 or 70 percent would be fine we'd be great then then i think

01:51:57.100 he raised it to 80 well he's talking 96 if that's making things unsafe those four percent please

01:52:05.400 get out of here right but the thing is wow that we we started out with why don't you please get

01:52:12.560 vaccinated yeah we did and then we did start and then we gave you a choice hey why don't you get

01:52:18.380 vaccinated or right now or what's going to happen there might be some repercussions we're going to

01:52:23.380 make you stay home and not be able to get paid i mean we're not going to fire you but you might not

01:52:28.880 be able to come into the office right maybe maybe you work from home and then it was i can't allow you

01:52:36.520 to even work from home no what we need you to be vaccinated or you're just not going to get paid

01:52:41.500 we're not going to fire you right but i we're not going to pay no we're just we just won't pay you

01:52:45.280 and you can't come in here but that's not fired to be honest i don't really i don't really want to

01:52:51.480 talk to you on the phone uh maybe you could you know text me with your 5g phone yeah that you can't

01:52:57.740 pay for because you're not getting paid right uh you know that you you know just text me when you

01:53:01.980 get vaxxed and then we'll get you back in and then maybe we'll talk yeah i mean you're fully vaxxed

01:53:08.500 and then after the first one no i don't want to hear from you fully vaxxed and it's two weeks

01:53:13.100 later then i'll i'll go ahead and hear take your call right i mean it's asinine it really is but you

01:53:21.460 don't care you're fully vaxxed for now for now they're going to soon they're going to insist that

01:53:27.640 you get the booster shot they're saying i think the booster shots are um if you are 65 and over

01:53:35.280 you have to get it and you're in the uh and you've been you've had the double vax or the johnson

01:53:42.960 and johnson signal vax um and you've had that i think for three months right i think it's i think

01:53:49.680 it's after up to if you've had that and it's been three months you can get the booster because

01:53:55.040 originally it was supposed to be six months and then they dropped that back down and i think now

01:53:59.560 it's even maybe even uh uh a less amount of time i think they're down to two months so it'll be yeah

01:54:06.000 it'll be a month the efficacy levels are way lower than we were told yes that's for sure yeah and

01:54:13.460 they're lower for the the uh for the older patients they even drop farther yeah holy cow and i think

01:54:20.860 well i know initially both moderna and pfizer were claiming 94 95 percent okay you get this shot

01:54:28.100 94 to 95 percent of the time you're going to be covered you won't get the virus that's down to like

01:54:34.100 67 percent or worse now well after the first couple minutes right that's it though right yeah

01:54:40.120 yeah i mean it's it's still so if you wait a day darn near 100 for a day yeah but you're still

01:54:47.440 gonna get it you could still get the back the virus uh now but what it does is prevent severe

01:54:54.980 illness you probably won't be hospitalized well okay yes you'll be hospitalized uh but you won't die

01:55:01.100 okay well well maybe you'll die it could be but even if you do die it would have been so much worse

01:55:09.720 if you hadn't been vaccinated i looked wait it could be worse than death i looked for the numbers

01:55:16.740 of the breakthrough cases the breakthrough cases being you know if you fully vaxxed and get covid

01:55:22.080 and and then uh breakthrough cases that have not ultimately ended in death i didn't find any so i

01:55:29.800 don't think that's ever happened oh you didn't find any cases where there was a breakthrough death

01:55:34.660 didn't find any i can give you one colin powell really yeah he had way too many underlying issues

01:55:42.540 that's right yes no way that was covid okay all right because we they don't even track them now

01:55:49.540 right i mean those deaths are they start technically track yeah they're not tracking the breakthrough

01:55:54.480 deaths so those are done they're over that doesn't happen anymore if they're not tracking it you know

01:56:00.160 it didn't happen right it's amazing i guess what will we hear next because that's really the progression

01:56:07.700 all right get the shot you're gonna be fine 95 of the time okay 67 of it okay it's not really that

01:56:14.160 efficacy it's not really that that kind of you know protection but you'll be less sick no okay you're

01:56:21.660 just as sick well all right you might be hospitalized and you could die i mean that's what why did i get

01:56:28.280 this and isn't that kind of what you're wondering now yes i am wondering why yeah why i got it and i am

01:56:35.080 you know i'm fully vaxxed with but with moderna so i don't know if it's time for me to get the booster

01:56:40.740 yeah uh you know do i get the and they're also saying you can get any of the mix and match any of

01:56:47.320 the three now doesn't matter seems kind of scary to me so if you've been vaccinated with moderna twice

01:56:53.420 now you can get pfizer or johnson and johnson as a booster or or where how where wherever you got

01:56:59.540 that is fully vaxxed with it doesn't matter what you get the boost that's some weird weird stuff

01:57:03.560 but good luck to us all 888-727-BECK

01:57:07.700 oh let me tell you uh about real estate agents i trust because navigating the housing market

01:57:17.420 these days isn't what it used to be and it was never exactly what you'd call easy

01:57:22.200 uh that's why it's so important to have the best real estate agent you can get your hands on

01:57:28.080 and i'm not sure if you want to get your hands on him in this day and age maybe you just want to

01:57:32.220 talk to him you know about things and ride in the car with him maybe from time to time but

01:57:37.220 don't put your hands on him if you're selling your home uh you'll need somebody who can essentially

01:57:43.240 build a team of experts to make sure the house is where it needs to be uh so that you can get the

01:57:49.060 most money out of your home and if you're if you're buying a home you'll need someone who's going to put

01:57:54.980 the kind of work it takes to find your exact right house and who you're going to go into the lion's den

01:58:01.720 with when it comes time for the negotiating phase glenn started real estate agents i trust a number of

01:58:08.260 years ago to make sure that you have access to exactly the sort of agent in your area who can

01:58:13.700 perform at this level their agents know the best practices they got the best track records uh and they

01:58:20.220 have great marketing plans their agents know all of this stuff and they've been using all of this

01:58:26.100 stuff they're really experienced real estate agents i trust the name says it all realestateagentsitrust.com

01:58:33.400 the glenn beck program

01:58:37.040 uh pat gray and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck

01:59:03.380 program 888 uh 727 beck uh wow if um if you haven't had a delicious cookie lately

01:59:13.020 there's one thing you can do about that really yeah i mean my thought would be to buy one yeah buy

01:59:20.460 one now we're not talking about just a regular any old cookie yeah somebody actually asked me at

01:59:28.520 uh our event um the mercury one event our cookies the kexy cookies were put into the bags you know

01:59:37.400 the yes they were the vip bags not that i you know made sure i got a bag or two that would surprise me

01:59:45.100 uh if you did because you know you're usually so concerned about your girlish well there was a

01:59:50.200 couple of left at an area just sitting there by themselves what am i supposed to do just leave

01:59:55.460 no because they could be a hazard to some right need to take those babies but somebody asked somebody

02:00:01.680 came up to me and said you know what i like crunchy cookies can you make some crunchy cookies

02:00:05.620 no we don't do that no i recommend like keeblur or something if that's if you like them crunchy

02:00:15.640 try the keeblur yeah these these are that yeah so no i can't sorry can you make your cookies gross

02:00:23.460 uh because i like my cookies gross uh and not tasting is good kexy.com yeah not gross not gross

02:00:30.620 not gross right all right 888-933-93 uh no it's 888-727-BECK use that number tomorrow because

02:00:40.320 we're probably not going to be able to take your call no but glenn's going to be back tomorrow right

02:00:44.220 he just had to have a personal day today had a personal day yeah i think he was offended by something

02:00:48.240 and he said oh my gosh i i just i gotta have a day and so he took it yeah i mean that's the world

02:00:54.420 we live in when you need a personal day you just take it that's right nobody says anything it just

02:00:58.920 happens that's right where's glenn he needed a personal he needed a personal okay get off him

02:01:04.260 okay uh we don't man up anymore um we we are just if you're offended by something then you need the

02:01:11.560 day off take the day and he took the day so that's so i think it's just one day uh being personally

02:01:18.880 offended by something i don't even know what it was but hopefully he'll be back tomorrow see you then

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