The Glenn Beck Program - Steering Them Into Belief？｜ 6⧸11⧸19

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00:00:09.440 Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:00:13.760 So glad that you've joined us today.

00:00:15.820 Boy, we've got a lot to talk about.

00:00:18.620 The radicals are becoming so incredibly radical

00:00:22.540 that the left better wake up.

00:00:26.120 I should say the Democrats better wake up

00:00:28.080 because they are coming for you now.

00:00:31.960 Ocasio-Cortez.

00:00:33.800 Looks like she's going to run for Chuck Schumer's seat. 1.00

00:00:38.220 Oh, I bet that makes him happy.

00:00:40.180 Oh, I bet he's thrilled about that.

00:00:42.940 We'll have that and a little talk about the latest in abortion. 0.76

00:00:51.140 Just when you thought it couldn't get worse, oh, it has.

00:00:55.340 We begin there in one minute.

00:00:56.920 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:02:34.540 Now, I want to ask you a question.

00:03:03.200 In Georgia, why are police looking into this at all?

00:03:10.260 In Georgia, authorities are looking for a mother of a baby just a few hours old

00:03:18.700 that was found wrapped in a plastic bag in the woods.

00:03:24.640 Why?

00:03:26.660 Why are we looking for her?

00:03:28.780 To make sure she's okay?

00:03:30.620 Are we looking for her because we want to congratulate her on making such a brave choice?

00:03:39.080 A man came home with his daughters.

00:03:49.520 They were unloading grocery bags from their car at 10 o'clock.

00:03:55.520 They heard a sound in the woods.

00:03:57.020 At first, they just thought they heard an animal in distress.

00:04:03.900 But that's not what they heard.

00:04:07.380 They followed the sound just to see what was going on.

00:04:10.620 And instead of an animal in distress, they realized that it was a human animal in distress.

00:04:17.860 It was a human baby.

00:04:21.260 We went down.

00:04:23.900 We pulled this sack up.

00:04:26.320 And there was a, quote, poor little baby wrapped in a plastic bag.

00:04:30.820 We called 911.

00:04:33.660 She was alive.

00:04:34.800 She was crying.

00:04:36.200 And we figured that was a good sign.

00:04:38.060 The man credited his daughters with saving the little girl

00:04:42.660 and acknowledged that it could have been much, much worse.

00:04:49.740 In a news conference on Friday, the sheriff said it was divine intervention.

00:04:56.560 Boy, is that sheriff out of touch.

00:04:59.040 He believes in God?

00:05:00.480 He's talking about God?

00:05:01.840 I bet he's one of these guys who's like, thoughts and prayers to the baby.

00:05:08.060 Georgia has what's known as a safe haven law, which permits the mother of the child 0.99

00:05:14.360 to drop her baby off at a hospital, police, or fire station until the baby is seven days old

00:05:20.560 without fear of any prosecution.

00:05:25.000 But maybe mom didn't know.

00:05:27.760 Maybe there's not enough government programs out there that alerted her to this law.

00:05:33.700 Maybe mom did know, but she didn't really care because, I mean, it's not really a baby.

00:05:42.960 She didn't have the money, even though it's, you know, now federally funded.

00:05:48.880 Maybe she didn't have the money. 0.99

00:05:50.340 She didn't have the access.

00:05:51.680 Maybe she was too embarrassed.

00:05:54.040 Maybe she changed her mind at the last minute.

00:05:56.380 When do we stop calling this a fetus, and when do we declare that it's a baby?

00:06:04.580 Five minutes, two hours.

00:06:07.180 We don't even know how old it was when mom dropped the baby off.

00:06:11.340 It might have, she might have had the plastic bag ready to go. 0.99

00:06:14.940 As soon as she had the baby, she wrapped it up and then walked out into the woods some way 0.96

00:06:20.520 and deposited the baby, the fetus, the thing.

00:06:29.400 The baby, by the way, is in stable condition.

00:06:36.600 Now,

00:06:37.160 you think that I'm being sarcastic on all of this,

00:06:45.860 but all of these things are actual questions that we need to answer now.

00:06:55.920 How radical is leftist feminism at this point? 1.00

00:07:00.200 How radical has it become?

00:07:05.460 Well, a radical feminist, her name is Sophie Lewis, 0.99

00:07:10.500 now describes pregnancy as gestational work.

00:07:14.240 And an abortion as an acceptable violence. 0.98

00:07:19.520 A form of killing that we need to be able to defend.

00:07:23.740 Well, at least we're now talking about killing.

00:07:26.760 At least she's brought that word up into play.

00:07:32.200 We're facing a terrible attack on abortion.

00:07:35.400 She says the strategies that have been used on the left

00:07:43.380 have tended to

00:07:45.980 include the kind of

00:07:49.120 seeding ground

00:07:50.420 quote on

00:07:51.840 with her enemies.

00:07:54.900 We tend to say that abortion is indeed very bad, 0.99

00:07:58.020 but

00:07:58.240 luckily it's not killing.

00:08:01.080 Luckily, it's just a health care right.

00:08:02.800 We have very little to lose at the moment

00:08:05.800 when it comes to abortion

00:08:06.900 and I'm interested in winning radically,

00:08:09.680 she writes.

00:08:10.920 I wonder if we could think about

00:08:12.000 defending abortion as a right to stop doing

00:08:14.080 gestational work.

00:08:16.200 Abortion is, in my opinion,

00:08:17.860 and I recognize how controversial this is,

00:08:20.360 a form of killing.

00:08:22.020 It is a form of killing

00:08:23.360 that we need to be able to defend.

00:08:26.660 I'm not interested in where

00:08:28.360 human life starts to exist.

00:08:30.420 I see the forms of making

00:08:32.720 and unmaking each other

00:08:34.420 as continuous processes.

00:08:36.700 The other end of the spectrum

00:08:38.300 is learning how to die well

00:08:39.680 and hold each other

00:08:40.800 and let each other go

00:08:42.200 at the end of our lives.

00:08:43.660 Now it's just at the beginning as well.

00:08:47.420 But looking at the biology

00:08:49.140 helps me think about

00:08:51.400 the violence

00:08:52.400 that innocently

00:08:54.260 a fetus meets out

00:08:56.200 vis-a-vis a gestator.

00:08:58.200 The violence

00:09:00.320 is an unacceptable violence

00:09:02.280 for someone who doesn't want to do

00:09:04.280 the gestational work.

00:09:06.000 The violence

00:09:07.180 that the gestator meets

00:09:09.360 is essentially just

00:09:13.240 going on strike

00:09:14.600 or exit that workplace.

00:09:18.760 And that's acceptable violence.

00:09:21.440 in a recent interview

00:09:28.980 this author

00:09:29.880 summarized by a reporter

00:09:36.400 in the

00:09:40.320 nation

00:09:42.060 a very liberal magazine

00:09:44.260 says that she

00:09:46.640 specifically links

00:09:48.020 family

00:09:48.740 abolition

00:09:49.660 to a radical

00:09:52.020 reconceptualization

00:09:53.420 of pregnancy

00:09:54.360 itself.

00:09:56.260 The act of

00:09:57.420 carrying a child

00:09:58.420 to term

00:09:59.060 she insists

00:09:59.920 is work

00:10:01.420 labor

00:10:02.800 that has long

00:10:04.200 been exploited

00:10:05.080 and overlooked

00:10:06.100 by the academy

00:10:07.300 and so

00:10:08.300 is mothering.

00:10:09.560 boy

00:10:13.920 I want to have

00:10:14.300 a baby

00:10:14.660 with her

00:10:15.180 what a good

00:10:17.500 mom

00:10:17.980 she would make

00:10:18.880 meanwhile

00:10:22.760 the radicalization

00:10:24.440 of abortion

00:10:25.720 continues

00:10:26.620 CEOs

00:10:29.500 from

00:10:30.020 180

00:10:30.840 companies

00:10:31.600 including

00:10:32.220 Twitter

00:10:32.900 H&M

00:10:34.560 Slack

00:10:39.140 Postmates

00:10:40.980 Yelp

00:10:42.280 Tinder

00:10:43.460 Ben and Jerry's

00:10:45.700 ice cream

00:10:46.280 have signed

00:10:49.540 a letter

00:10:49.880 that says

00:10:50.320 it's time

00:10:50.740 for companies

00:10:51.280 to stand up

00:10:52.040 for reproductive

00:10:52.740 health care

00:10:53.500 restricting

00:10:55.680 abortion

00:10:56.180 is bad

00:10:57.020 for business

00:10:57.880 though the letter

00:11:00.100 doesn't make

00:11:00.600 any real connection

00:11:01.380 between the

00:11:01.920 availability

00:11:02.340 of abortion

00:11:03.060 and the

00:11:03.400 business

00:11:03.720 climate

00:11:04.080 of a particular

00:11:04.780 state

00:11:05.400 instead

00:11:06.300 they claim

00:11:07.080 restricting

00:11:07.700 reproductive

00:11:08.440 freedom

00:11:09.140 is against

00:11:10.240 our values

00:11:11.380 states

00:11:14.820 that threaten

00:11:15.380 abortion

00:11:15.960 threaten

00:11:16.800 the health

00:11:17.260 independence

00:11:17.820 economic

00:11:18.500 stability

00:11:19.120 of our

00:11:19.780 employees

00:11:20.360 and customers

00:11:21.340 equality

00:11:22.820 in the

00:11:23.200 workplace

00:11:23.580 is one

00:11:24.140 of the

00:11:24.300 most important

00:11:25.020 business

00:11:25.500 issues

00:11:25.820 of our

00:11:26.160 time

00:11:26.640 when everyone

00:11:27.600 is empowered

00:11:28.200 to succeed

00:11:28.980 our

00:11:29.220 companies

00:11:29.640 our

00:11:29.840 communities

00:11:30.320 and our

00:11:30.860 economy

00:11:31.260 are better

00:11:31.660 for it

00:11:32.240 so wait

00:11:34.480 restricting

00:11:35.840 abortion

00:11:36.260 is somehow

00:11:37.340 another

00:11:37.640 restricting

00:11:38.180 your ability

00:11:38.780 to succeed

00:11:39.660 restricting

00:11:42.300 access

00:11:42.860 to comprehensive

00:11:43.920 reproductive

00:11:45.680 care

00:11:46.320 including

00:11:46.720 abortion

00:11:47.140 threatens

00:11:47.840 the health

00:11:48.280 independence

00:11:48.780 and economic

00:11:49.360 stability

00:11:49.820 of our

00:11:50.200 employees

00:11:50.580 and customers

00:11:51.100 simply put

00:11:51.700 it goes

00:11:52.420 against our

00:11:52.900 values

00:11:53.280 and it

00:11:53.720 is bad

00:11:54.460 for business

00:11:55.180 what a

00:11:55.920 surprise

00:11:56.340 this is

00:11:56.860 coming from

00:11:57.300 Planned

00:11:57.720 Parenthood

00:11:58.300 and the

00:11:59.200 ACLU

00:12:00.180 and because

00:12:01.840 now the

00:12:02.300 ACLU

00:12:02.960 is involved

00:12:03.660 and we

00:12:04.280 know that

00:12:04.900 the chairman

00:12:05.720 of Joe

00:12:07.160 Biden's

00:12:08.000 campaign

00:12:09.380 was the

00:12:11.660 exiting

00:12:12.420 president

00:12:13.700 of the

00:12:14.720 ACLU

00:12:15.620 that has

00:12:16.680 transformed

00:12:17.440 the ACLU

00:12:18.660 into a

00:12:19.920 street

00:12:21.360 riot

00:12:21.760 gang

00:12:22.380 we're going

00:12:24.900 to be seeing

00:12:25.540 protests

00:12:26.200 on the street

00:12:27.220 for this

00:12:28.000 we are going

00:12:29.320 to see

00:12:29.840 the left

00:12:31.020 rise up

00:12:32.660 against any

00:12:34.000 of these

00:12:34.620 states

00:12:35.340 may I just

00:12:37.680 suggest

00:12:38.300 good

00:12:39.900 good

00:12:41.560 at least

00:12:44.580 they're admitting

00:12:45.200 that it's

00:12:45.700 killing

00:12:46.140 at least

00:12:49.460 they're admitting

00:12:50.120 now that

00:12:50.840 it's all

00:12:51.500 about business

00:12:52.460 because that's

00:12:54.300 all that

00:12:54.580 Planned

00:12:54.840 Parenthood

00:12:55.180 is

00:12:55.620 abortion

00:12:57.140 restrictions

00:12:57.760 they are

00:12:58.780 bad for

00:12:59.280 business

00:12:59.740 if you're

00:13:00.320 Planned

00:13:00.620 Parenthood

00:13:01.260 now on the

00:13:09.660 other side

00:13:10.280 without any

00:13:13.900 sense

00:13:15.420 of shame

00:13:17.340 or irony

00:13:18.020 New York

00:13:21.140 which is

00:13:23.600 allowing

00:13:23.940 abortion

00:13:24.380 up to

00:13:24.700 the last

00:13:25.080 five

00:13:25.400 minutes

00:13:25.800 of

00:13:26.560 birth

00:13:28.340 and

00:13:28.580 possibly

00:13:29.080 even

00:13:29.400 after

00:13:29.760 they've

00:13:33.340 just

00:13:33.500 passed

00:13:33.760 a new

00:13:34.040 law

00:13:34.460 that

00:13:35.000 says

00:13:37.800 you can't

00:13:38.320 declaw

00:13:38.760 your cat

00:13:39.520 now

00:13:40.520 you might

00:13:41.180 have heard

00:13:41.580 this story

00:13:42.200 before

00:13:42.720 because it

00:13:43.820 came out

00:13:44.180 over the

00:13:44.520 weekend

00:13:44.960 but let

00:13:46.480 me

00:13:46.760 kind of

00:13:47.680 go in

00:13:48.320 to

00:13:48.740 how the

00:13:49.560 New York

00:13:49.880 Times

00:13:50.540 talked about

00:13:52.460 declawing

00:13:53.180 your cat

00:13:53.820 without

00:13:54.960 any

00:13:55.580 sense

00:13:56.580 of

00:13:57.400 wow

00:13:58.220 maybe we

00:13:59.120 have things

00:13:59.680 upside down

00:14:00.700 without any

00:14:01.680 of that

00:14:02.260 let me

00:14:03.940 describe

00:14:04.620 what the

00:14:05.160 New York

00:14:05.460 Times

00:14:05.780 did this

00:14:06.480 weekend

00:14:06.900 and I'll

00:14:07.660 go there

00:14:08.220 next

00:14:08.920 break for

00:14:15.200 one minute

00:14:15.800 here to

00:14:16.200 tell you

00:14:16.460 about

00:14:16.640 relief

00:14:17.020 factor

00:14:17.400 if

00:14:18.720 you're

00:14:18.940 in

00:14:19.160 pain

00:14:19.580 the

00:14:20.480 best

00:14:20.860 thing

00:14:21.060 you

00:14:21.220 can

00:14:21.380 do

00:14:21.580 is

00:14:21.760 take

00:14:21.960 a

00:14:22.160 three

00:14:22.440 week

00:14:22.740 quick

00:14:23.120 start

00:14:23.480 of

00:14:23.760 relief

00:14:24.120 factor

00:14:24.540 now

00:14:25.420 this

00:14:25.720 is

00:14:25.900 for

00:14:26.140 breakfast

00:14:26.540 lunch

00:14:26.920 and

00:14:27.080 dinner

00:14:27.280 you

00:14:27.480 take

00:14:27.760 these

00:14:28.180 you

00:14:28.760 take

00:14:29.000 I

00:14:29.180 think

00:14:29.320 it's

00:14:29.640 three

00:14:30.080 or

00:14:30.260 four

00:14:30.460 pills

00:14:30.840 I

00:14:31.080 don't

00:14:31.180 know

00:14:31.300 I

00:14:31.400 take

00:14:33.340 them

00:14:33.520 every

00:14:33.900 single

00:14:34.340 day

00:14:34.700 and

00:14:35.980 you

00:14:37.060 remarkably

00:14:38.540 will

00:14:39.280 feel

00:14:39.540 better

00:14:39.820 and

00:14:39.960 I

00:14:40.080 should

00:14:40.220 say

00:14:40.600 on

00:14:41.260 all

00:14:41.480 honesty

00:14:41.900 only

00:14:43.000 70%

00:14:44.080 of

00:14:45.020 those

00:14:45.260 who

00:14:45.400 take

00:14:45.680 it

00:14:45.880 feel

00:14:46.520 better

00:14:46.860 I

00:14:47.660 did

00:14:47.880 not

00:14:48.320 think

00:14:48.660 I

00:14:48.900 would

00:14:49.060 be

00:14:49.300 one

00:14:49.620 of

00:14:49.760 those

00:14:49.980 people

00:14:50.340 I

00:14:51.820 am

00:14:52.180 I've

00:14:52.720 been

00:14:52.840 taking

00:14:53.160 it

00:14:53.380 every

00:14:53.760 day

00:14:54.220 for

00:14:55.000 18

00:14:55.600 months

00:14:56.080 and

00:14:56.480 I

00:14:56.640 feel

00:14:56.940 dramatically

00:14:57.920 better

00:14:58.800 relief

00:14:59.840 factor

00:15:00.260 dot

00:15:00.620 com

00:15:01.000 try

00:15:01.380 it

00:15:01.560 for

00:15:01.740 three

00:15:02.080 weeks

00:15:02.480 if

00:15:03.100 it

00:15:03.440 doesn't

00:15:03.820 work

00:15:04.120 you're

00:15:04.800 out

00:15:05.000 $20

00:15:05.340 true

00:15:06.080 if

00:15:07.080 it

00:15:07.240 does

00:15:07.580 work

00:15:07.920 you

00:15:08.540 get

00:15:08.740 your

00:15:08.900 life

00:15:09.320 back

00:15:09.760 feel

00:15:10.880 better

00:15:11.380 be

00:15:12.060 able

00:15:12.220 to

00:15:12.380 do

00:15:12.620 the

00:15:12.800 things

00:15:13.100 you

00:15:13.280 want

00:15:13.600 to

00:15:13.700 do

00:15:14.020 try

00:15:14.920 it

00:15:15.200 for

00:15:15.560 three

00:15:15.900 weeks

00:15:16.340 call

00:15:17.160 800-500-8384

00:15:19.720 800-500-8384

00:15:22.380 or click

00:15:23.400 on

00:15:23.740 relieffactor

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00:15:26.540 we pause

00:15:27.380 for 10

00:15:27.740 seconds

00:15:28.000 station

00:15:28.320 ID

00:15:28.520 ok

00:15:40.480 if you

00:15:42.480 remember

00:15:42.900 right

00:15:43.380 twitter

00:15:44.500 just

00:15:45.920 told

00:15:46.200 abby

00:15:46.520 johnson

00:15:47.120 and

00:15:48.280 i

00:15:48.400 think

00:15:48.620 lila

00:15:48.980 rose

00:15:49.420 that

00:15:49.640 they

00:15:49.860 cannot

00:15:50.340 they

00:15:51.260 can't

00:15:51.740 advertise

00:15:52.580 on twitter

00:15:53.520 they can't

00:15:54.480 promote

00:15:55.140 on twitter

00:15:56.200 and the

00:15:57.020 reason why

00:15:57.840 is because

00:15:58.880 they show

00:15:59.980 what abortion 1.00

00:16:01.640 procedures are

00:16:02.420 like

00:16:02.820 you know

00:16:03.880 they'll have

00:16:04.200 little drawings

00:16:04.940 of you

00:16:05.600 might have

00:16:05.880 seen them

00:16:06.360 last couple

00:16:07.820 of weeks

00:16:08.280 people are

00:16:09.460 are you

00:16:10.720 know

00:16:10.860 doing

00:16:11.340 clinical

00:16:13.760 drawings

00:16:15.740 of what

00:16:17.160 happens

00:16:17.760 in an

00:16:18.400 abortion

00:16:18.740 procedure

00:16:19.300 they're not

00:16:20.440 graphic

00:16:21.000 they're just

00:16:21.480 true

00:16:21.880 and the

00:16:23.740 social media

00:16:24.500 has come

00:16:25.160 out and

00:16:25.460 said you

00:16:25.840 can't

00:16:26.240 share

00:16:26.520 that

00:16:26.900 in fact

00:16:27.640 twitter

00:16:27.940 has come

00:16:28.380 out and

00:16:28.740 said it's

00:16:29.140 so offensive

00:16:29.820 that you

00:16:30.800 have to

00:16:31.100 remove it

00:16:31.500 from your

00:16:31.820 own

00:16:32.000 website

00:16:32.500 if you

00:16:32.940 would like

00:16:33.300 us to

00:16:33.640 consider

00:16:34.040 doing

00:16:34.420 anything

00:16:34.760 with you

00:16:35.260 so wait

00:16:36.500 so wait

00:16:37.540 they're not

00:16:38.380 allowed to

00:16:38.800 talk about

00:16:39.440 abortion

00:16:39.900 they're not

00:16:40.820 allowed to

00:16:41.280 show

00:16:41.680 sonograms

00:16:43.340 and they're

00:16:44.660 also not

00:16:46.200 allowed to

00:16:47.220 talk about

00:16:48.500 Planned

00:16:49.140 Parenthood

00:16:49.680 but other

00:16:51.160 than that

00:16:51.840 these pro

00:16:52.420 life groups

00:16:53.060 they can

00:16:53.600 use twitter

00:16:54.060 all they

00:16:54.440 want

00:16:54.800 they just

00:16:55.240 have to

00:16:55.520 remove that

00:16:56.040 from their

00:16:56.400 website

00:16:56.900 and from

00:16:58.000 all their

00:16:58.320 tweets

00:16:58.760 so it

00:17:00.860 is apparently

00:17:01.540 too

00:17:02.280 it's just

00:17:03.940 too

00:17:04.600 jarring

00:17:06.660 to see

00:17:09.080 what happens

00:17:13.400 with cats

00:17:14.200 or I mean

00:17:15.120 with people

00:17:15.980 but you

00:17:19.140 can

00:17:19.540 you can

00:17:22.440 have that

00:17:23.160 drawing

00:17:23.980 with cats

00:17:25.360 in the

00:17:25.860 New York

00:17:26.180 Times

00:17:26.680 you can

00:17:28.820 explain the

00:17:29.560 procedure

00:17:30.080 on cats

00:17:31.620 on what

00:17:32.680 they do

00:17:33.000 to declaw

00:17:33.680 but we

00:17:34.940 dare not

00:17:35.400 even

00:17:35.680 discuss

00:17:36.680 what happens

00:17:37.300 to humans

00:17:38.180 if you

00:17:39.780 try to

00:17:40.180 kill it

00:17:40.700 they went

00:17:42.880 into great

00:17:43.280 detail about

00:17:43.880 what what

00:17:45.140 happens with

00:17:45.760 cats and

00:17:46.360 and how

00:17:47.600 the cats

00:17:48.320 are declawed

00:17:49.880 and and

00:17:51.340 what that

00:17:51.660 means to

00:17:52.340 the poor

00:17:52.700 cats and

00:17:53.720 it's all

00:17:54.020 for of

00:17:54.440 course our

00:17:54.940 vanity

00:17:55.580 it's because

00:17:57.040 we put our

00:17:57.620 furniture over

00:17:58.880 cats

00:17:59.460 it's kind

00:18:01.900 of like how

00:18:02.860 we put our

00:18:03.320 careers over

00:18:04.320 babies

00:18:04.860 which one is

00:18:06.940 more grotesque

00:18:07.900 we love

00:18:10.420 our cats

00:18:11.060 I don't

00:18:12.300 I hate

00:18:12.740 cats but

00:18:13.360 many people

00:18:14.640 strangely find

00:18:16.060 something attractive

00:18:17.120 about cats

00:18:18.060 and so yeah

00:18:20.580 they don't want

00:18:21.060 them destroying

00:18:21.780 the house

00:18:22.200 well I don't

00:18:22.580 want my dog 0.92

00:18:23.160 destroying the

00:18:23.760 house either

00:18:24.200 that's why he

00:18:25.080 goes outside

00:18:26.040 that's why I

00:18:27.820 teach him not

00:18:28.700 to chew on

00:18:29.560 things

00:18:30.140 I can't help

00:18:32.360 it the cats

00:18:32.880 are just too

00:18:33.380 stupid 0.75

00:18:33.860 so you

00:18:37.120 I just do

00:18:39.620 this I just

00:18:40.440 do this for

00:18:40.880 the people who

00:18:41.600 actually get

00:18:43.200 the email the

00:18:43.960 first in line

00:18:44.820 John Bolt right

00:18:45.880 now he's a guy

00:18:46.500 that goes through

00:18:47.100 all the email

00:18:47.780 and he's every

00:18:48.580 time I start in

00:18:49.300 on cats he's

00:18:49.980 like oh dear

00:18:50.720 god Glenn don't

00:18:51.520 please you're

00:18:51.940 wrecking my

00:18:52.420 whole day I'm

00:18:53.200 gonna hear nothing

00:18:53.980 but cat stuff

00:18:55.020 yeah well it's

00:18:56.700 true they're

00:18:57.160 stupid and I

00:18:58.980 hate cats

00:18:59.940 see and you're

00:19:01.240 right John

00:19:01.700 my understanding

00:19:02.440 is that you're

00:19:03.020 actually

00:19:03.400 for declawing

00:19:05.040 just for the

00:19:05.900 torture you

00:19:07.680 don't even care

00:19:08.340 about the

00:19:08.800 furniture or

00:19:09.640 anything like

00:19:09.920 that you just

00:19:10.360 want to declaw

00:19:11.120 these cats

00:19:11.680 because you

00:19:12.100 hate them

00:19:12.520 yeah I'd like

00:19:13.060 to just pick

00:19:13.600 them up in

00:19:14.000 the wild

00:19:14.760 you know and

00:19:16.800 then send

00:19:17.240 them back

00:19:17.620 out

00:19:17.880 I love that

00:19:21.280 because it's

00:19:21.600 so you could

00:19:22.260 say that and

00:19:22.880 people will be

00:19:23.520 legitimately offended

00:19:24.780 by it but you

00:19:25.900 can talk about a

00:19:26.840 third trimester

00:19:27.540 abortion and you'll 1.00

00:19:28.960 get an entire

00:19:29.980 political party that

00:19:31.040 will have absolutely

00:19:31.940 no problem about

00:19:32.900 it a minute before

00:19:33.820 birth or maybe

00:19:34.700 after that's a

00:19:36.180 that's a standard

00:19:36.780 that perhaps we

00:19:37.560 should reconsider

00:19:38.180 doesn't seem

00:19:38.780 morally consistent

00:19:39.680 well it is so

00:19:43.500 it is so

00:19:44.220 outrageously

00:19:45.260 radicalized now

00:19:46.780 Stu that you

00:19:48.180 can't do an

00:19:49.140 anti-hitler

00:19:50.260 painting on

00:19:51.860 eBay an

00:19:54.560 anti-hitler

00:19:55.720 propaganda poster

00:19:57.240 and and have

00:19:59.900 it actually

00:20:00.580 exist on

00:20:01.920 eBay this is

00:20:02.780 the second

00:20:03.280 time they've

00:20:04.000 taken my

00:20:04.620 my painting

00:20:05.320 down my

00:20:05.860 10-hour meme

00:20:06.720 where it's an

00:20:08.280 anti-hitler

00:20:09.440 poster

00:20:09.880 Hitler didn't 1.00

00:20:11.020 look like

00:20:11.460 that that's

00:20:12.480 the way in

00:20:13.180 all of his

00:20:13.680 propaganda it

00:20:15.100 the the Jews

00:20:16.680 were made to

00:20:17.380 be seen and

00:20:19.500 it says as

00:20:20.740 he's reading

00:20:21.340 50 million

00:20:22.220 killed next

00:20:23.620 time I should

00:20:24.480 just call it

00:20:25.080 Planned Parenthood

00:20:26.120 you know as

00:20:27.440 opposed to the

00:20:28.020 final solution

00:20:28.820 that way is if I

00:20:31.020 really want to

00:20:31.700 dumb it down for

00:20:32.780 people at eBay

00:20:33.700 and and Twitter

00:20:35.020 and Facebook it's

00:20:36.220 that way he could

00:20:38.160 get away with it

00:20:38.880 you see

00:20:39.320 so that's pro

00:20:41.640 Hitler propaganda

00:20:42.540 is basically what

00:20:43.640 you're saying there

00:20:44.200 that's pro-Nazi 0.52

00:20:45.260 propaganda

00:20:45.660 no it's it's

00:20:47.340 anti and we

00:20:48.660 got a letter in

00:20:49.740 from

00:20:50.320 from eBay

00:20:52.920 and they

00:20:54.620 said that

00:20:56.200 we realize

00:20:57.400 there's historical

00:20:58.280 significance of

00:20:59.300 World War II

00:21:00.140 and there's many

00:21:01.860 military collectors

00:21:03.360 around the world

00:21:04.320 and some World War

00:21:05.900 II related

00:21:06.600 historical items

00:21:07.600 are allowed

00:21:08.120 but this one

00:21:09.440 isn't

00:21:10.400 this is not

00:21:11.900 about World War

00:21:12.620 II

00:21:12.920 this is about

00:21:14.320 the world war

00:21:15.420 that we're in

00:21:15.980 right now

00:21:16.600 to save freedom

00:21:17.540 freedom of speech

00:21:18.720 and freedom of

00:21:19.540 life

00:21:19.980 you're listening

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00:21:49.860 by the way

00:21:50.920 what are you

00:21:52.000 wearing

00:21:52.420 ma'am I think

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00:21:54.380 inappropriate

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00:22:00.920 how can I

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00:22:03.120 ma'am

00:22:05.260 there's a man

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00:22:06.820 a man

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00:22:12.540 our landlord

00:22:13.320 he comes over

00:22:14.760 from time to time

00:22:15.680 when my husband's

00:22:17.040 out of town

00:22:17.660 no ma'am

00:22:19.580 look

00:22:20.640 we're watching

00:22:21.680 him on the

00:22:22.100 video camera

00:22:22.720 he's now

00:22:23.300 going after

00:22:23.960 your dog

00:22:24.520 with a lamp

00:22:25.240 this story

00:22:26.140 is true 0.89

00:22:26.860 she finally

00:22:28.060 said

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00:23:47.120 welcome to

00:23:48.820 the program

00:23:49.460 it's

00:23:49.940 glenn beck

00:23:50.500 stew

00:23:50.940 bergeer

00:23:51.380 is back

00:23:51.920 from a

00:23:52.200 couple

00:23:52.360 of days

00:23:52.720 off

00:23:53.080 and mr

00:23:54.040 pat

00:23:54.300 gray

00:23:54.540 joins

00:23:54.940 us

00:23:55.220 hello

00:23:55.460 pat

00:23:55.860 hello

00:23:56.480 glenn

00:23:56.920 stew

00:23:57.560 welcome

00:23:58.660 back

00:23:59.040 mr

00:23:59.480 gray

00:23:59.760 hey

00:24:00.760 this is

00:24:01.140 kind

00:24:01.280 of

00:24:01.360 cool

00:24:01.620 because

00:24:02.180 after

00:24:02.800 complaining

00:24:03.700 about

00:24:04.300 some

00:24:04.740 of the

00:24:05.020 incomprehensible

00:24:06.220 decisions

00:24:06.860 by the

00:24:07.960 radio

00:24:08.620 hall of

00:24:09.160 fame

00:24:09.520 like

00:24:10.160 last year

00:24:10.600 for instance

00:24:11.300 just

00:24:12.120 I'll give

00:24:12.560 you an 0.64

00:24:12.760 example

00:24:13.160 the

00:24:13.940 fabulous

00:24:14.500 sports

00:24:15.040 babe

00:24:15.400 was

00:24:16.120 inducted

00:24:16.580 into the

00:24:16.960 radio

00:24:17.220 hall of

00:24:17.540 fame

00:24:17.680 last year

00:24:18.120 now

00:24:18.680 good for

00:24:19.120 her

00:24:19.340 yeah

00:24:19.700 that's

00:24:19.960 great

00:24:20.280 there's

00:24:20.720 nothing

00:24:20.860 wrong

00:24:21.100 with the

00:24:21.360 fabulous

00:24:21.680 sports

00:24:22.020 she's

00:24:22.380 played a

00:24:22.680 big role

00:24:23.100 in this

00:24:23.460 industry

00:24:23.840 she's

00:24:24.120 played a

00:24:24.880 huge

00:24:25.140 well

00:24:25.480 yes

00:24:25.940 yes

00:24:26.800 but

00:24:27.700 other

00:24:28.000 other

00:24:28.020 people

00:24:28.360 have

00:24:28.640 too

00:24:28.900 for

00:24:29.080 sports

00:24:29.740 you know

00:24:30.120 I

00:24:30.320 I

00:24:30.840 I mean

00:24:31.740 here's

00:24:32.260 the thing

00:24:32.660 about

00:24:32.980 glenn

00:24:33.280 back

00:24:33.520 for instance

00:24:34.120 you're

00:24:34.660 not

00:24:34.840 fabulous

00:24:35.320 you don't

00:24:36.220 know

00:24:36.380 anything

00:24:36.620 about

00:24:36.880 sports

00:24:37.320 and

00:24:37.900 you're

00:24:38.160 certainly

00:24:38.420 not

00:24:38.680 a

00:24:38.860 babe

00:24:39.260 but

00:24:41.280 now

00:24:41.740 transitioning

00:24:42.540 but

00:24:44.020 now

00:24:44.580 you

00:24:45.340 have

00:24:45.540 indeed

00:24:45.760 been

00:24:46.240 nominated

00:24:47.960 for the

00:24:49.000 rock and

00:24:49.340 roll

00:24:49.480 for the

00:24:49.800 radio

00:24:50.080 hall of

00:24:50.380 fame

00:24:51.280 congratulations

00:24:51.820 it's a

00:24:53.140 big deal

00:24:53.500 yeah

00:24:54.020 thank you

00:24:54.880 very much

00:24:55.320 you wouldn't

00:24:55.640 have been

00:24:55.880 anywhere near

00:24:56.580 here without

00:24:57.120 Pat or

00:24:57.700 myself

00:24:58.100 exactly

00:24:59.400 I'm only

00:25:00.560 hoping

00:25:01.080 I'm only

00:25:01.920 hoping that

00:25:02.620 I win

00:25:03.180 seriously

00:25:04.300 because

00:25:05.360 Don Imus

00:25:06.000 is still

00:25:06.520 alive and

00:25:07.320 I want

00:25:07.700 him to

00:25:08.180 induct

00:25:08.520 me

00:25:09.300 is he

00:25:11.100 really

00:25:11.360 still

00:25:11.680 alive

00:25:12.140 he is

00:25:14.140 strangely

00:25:15.560 still

00:25:16.120 alive

00:25:16.600 that's

00:25:17.080 incredible

00:25:17.720 not

00:25:18.280 literally

00:25:18.620 you mean

00:25:19.000 his legend

00:25:19.600 is still

00:25:20.320 alive

00:25:21.280 no

00:25:21.840 he is

00:25:22.760 actually

00:25:23.080 still

00:25:23.600 alive

00:25:24.120 no

00:25:24.580 yes

00:25:25.440 he sent

00:25:26.500 me

00:25:26.720 and now

00:25:27.340 try not

00:25:28.220 to imagine

00:25:28.840 this

00:25:29.260 but he

00:25:29.960 sent me

00:25:30.420 a picture

00:25:30.920 of

00:25:32.120 the family

00:25:33.420 on a

00:25:34.100 beach

00:25:34.520 in Mexico

00:25:35.320 and all

00:25:36.480 I could

00:25:36.700 think of

00:25:37.380 was

00:25:37.860 Don

00:25:39.360 without

00:25:41.040 a shirt

00:25:41.840 in

00:25:43.300 Mexico

00:25:43.780 no

00:25:44.100 honey

00:25:44.340 and I

00:25:44.740 thought

00:25:44.980 maybe

00:25:45.440 this

00:25:45.960 is

00:25:46.240 why

00:25:46.620 everyone's

00:25:47.220 fleeing

00:25:47.540 for our

00:25:48.040 border

00:25:48.300 you may

00:25:52.920 be onto

00:25:53.200 something

00:25:53.520 there

00:25:53.800 you might

00:25:54.360 be

00:25:54.600 yeah

00:25:54.860 yeah

00:25:55.120 so you've

00:25:55.540 been

00:25:55.740 you've been

00:25:56.300 in

00:25:56.920 you've been

00:25:57.440 nominated

00:25:58.080 in the

00:25:58.520 category of

00:25:59.120 active

00:25:59.760 network

00:26:00.240 syndication

00:26:00.840 10 years

00:26:01.340 or more

00:26:01.700 and I

00:26:02.360 think

00:26:02.840 I think

00:26:03.300 the audience

00:26:03.680 votes on

00:26:04.160 this

00:26:04.420 so

00:26:05.440 no

00:26:05.820 they

00:26:06.220 don't

00:26:06.580 they don't

00:26:06.880 really

00:26:07.480 no

00:26:07.980 you sure

00:26:09.020 no

00:26:09.160 they have

00:26:09.360 a special

00:26:09.780 category

00:26:10.260 every year

00:26:10.900 that they

00:26:11.320 select a few

00:26:11.920 people and

00:26:12.580 they can

00:26:12.980 vote

00:26:13.320 okay

00:26:13.960 this one

00:26:14.380 is going

00:26:14.840 to the

00:26:15.340 academy

00:26:15.920 this is

00:26:17.480 going to

00:26:17.900 like

00:26:18.180 900

00:26:19.580 people

00:26:20.860 that hurts

00:26:21.680 they are

00:26:22.200 that hurts

00:26:22.680 your chances

00:26:23.420 everyone

00:26:24.620 in the

00:26:25.360 industry

00:26:25.760 hates you

00:26:26.560 so

00:26:27.420 yeah

00:26:28.120 the nasty

00:26:28.920 hatred

00:26:29.400 might get in

00:26:29.980 the way

00:26:30.340 uh-huh

00:26:30.880 yeah

00:26:31.200 I do get

00:26:32.180 that impression

00:26:32.860 I don't

00:26:33.340 know why

00:26:34.080 I don't

00:26:35.300 know I

00:26:35.560 really don't

00:26:36.040 know why

00:26:36.420 and we all

00:26:36.800 do

00:26:36.980 the rest

00:26:37.420 of us

00:26:37.660 do

00:26:37.800 we

00:26:37.980 understand

00:26:38.420 fully

00:26:38.880 um

00:26:39.680 why

00:26:40.000 I don't

00:26:42.880 know what

00:26:43.160 I've done

00:26:43.640 the ongoing

00:26:44.420 way you've

00:26:45.040 acted over

00:26:45.540 a very long

00:26:46.240 period of

00:26:46.540 time

00:26:46.720 yeah

00:26:47.340 yeah

00:26:48.040 well no

00:26:49.280 wait a minute

00:26:49.680 wait a minute

00:26:50.100 wait a minute

00:26:50.520 that that

00:26:51.140 that I

00:26:51.760 I agree

00:26:52.500 with that

00:26:53.200 you know

00:26:54.420 25 years

00:26:55.460 ago

00:26:55.780 I don't

00:26:56.500 agree with

00:26:56.920 that today

00:26:57.560 hmm

00:26:58.360 that's

00:26:59.300 interesting

00:26:59.660 yeah

00:26:59.920 that is

00:27:00.240 interesting

00:27:00.700 isn't it

00:27:01.080 interesting

00:27:01.460 yeah

00:27:01.840 that's

00:27:02.120 interesting

00:27:02.440 you know

00:27:02.900 what

00:27:03.040 that point

00:27:03.740 brings interest

00:27:04.720 from us

00:27:06.400 also nominated

00:27:10.980 in your

00:27:11.340 category

00:27:11.680 so I don't

00:27:12.080 so hang on

00:27:12.980 just a second

00:27:13.440 so I don't

00:27:14.080 it's not like

00:27:15.040 I mean I don't

00:27:15.980 go to all the

00:27:16.720 cool kid parties

00:27:17.680 yeah

00:27:18.660 so I don't

00:27:19.480 I don't

00:27:19.860 it's like I don't

00:27:20.920 I don't

00:27:21.340 I'm busy

00:27:21.940 I work

00:27:22.460 makes it sound

00:27:22.860 like you're

00:27:23.300 invited and

00:27:24.060 chose not to

00:27:24.800 go

00:27:25.100 that's not

00:27:26.160 the way I

00:27:26.600 would phrase

00:27:27.100 it

00:27:27.500 I mean that's

00:27:30.020 this is really

00:27:31.060 you don't

00:27:32.700 know about

00:27:33.580 all the

00:27:34.000 cool kid

00:27:34.500 parties

00:27:35.000 so

00:27:35.580 right

00:27:36.200 because they're

00:27:36.760 not talking

00:27:37.380 to you about

00:27:37.980 them

00:27:38.160 so

00:27:38.700 exactly

00:27:39.600 and I

00:27:39.980 understand

00:27:40.340 that nobody's

00:27:41.220 ever in my

00:27:41.880 entire life

00:27:42.700 talked to me

00:27:43.200 about cool

00:27:43.680 kid parties

00:27:44.320 I was

00:27:45.240 seven and

00:27:46.220 nobody wanted

00:27:46.860 to invite me

00:27:47.600 to the cool

00:27:48.580 kid parties

00:27:49.360 well any

00:27:50.220 parties

00:27:50.720 even the

00:27:51.300 non-cool

00:27:52.300 kid parties

00:27:53.020 I wasn't

00:27:53.580 invited to

00:27:53.920 the nerd

00:27:54.400 kid parties

00:27:55.040 you stayed

00:27:55.500 home for

00:27:56.020 so

00:27:56.420 so we

00:27:57.260 agree

00:27:57.520 Glenn is

00:27:57.920 what you're

00:27:58.200 saying

00:27:58.580 that no

00:27:59.140 one

00:27:59.340 no one

00:28:00.860 no one

00:28:01.500 likes him

00:28:01.940 so we

00:28:02.320 agree

00:28:02.560 you're not

00:28:02.940 going into

00:28:03.460 the radio

00:28:03.980 hall of fame

00:28:04.520 no but

00:28:04.920 the fact

00:28:05.160 that

00:28:05.300 yes

00:28:05.920 I will

00:28:07.080 bet

00:28:07.380 if I

00:28:08.120 were a

00:28:08.460 betting

00:28:08.720 man

00:28:09.020 I would

00:28:09.360 bet

00:28:09.660 not a

00:28:10.600 chance

00:28:11.040 this is

00:28:12.580 the first

00:28:12.920 nomination

00:28:13.360 though

00:28:13.600 right

00:28:13.800 so at

00:28:14.560 least

00:28:14.720 you've

00:28:15.060 gotten

00:28:15.520 that

00:28:15.880 you can

00:28:16.960 say that

00:28:17.360 now

00:28:17.560 it is

00:28:17.820 my first

00:28:18.240 nomination

00:28:18.680 once

00:28:19.120 nominated

00:28:19.620 it's

00:28:21.080 kind

00:28:21.240 of

00:28:21.320 cool

00:28:21.520 who

00:28:21.720 else

00:28:21.860 is

00:28:21.940 nominated

00:28:22.220 let's

00:28:23.580 see

00:28:23.720 George

00:28:24.040 Norrie

00:28:24.660 from

00:28:24.940 Coast to

00:28:25.320 Coast

00:28:25.520 I think

00:28:27.020 he's

00:28:27.220 going to

00:28:27.400 win

00:28:27.620 he will

00:28:28.680 John

00:28:29.640 Tesh

00:28:30.260 for

00:28:30.800 intelligence

00:28:31.740 for your

00:28:32.100 life

00:28:32.380 John

00:28:32.660 Tesh

00:28:32.880 is a

00:28:33.100 really

00:28:33.220 good

00:28:33.400 guy

00:28:33.560 he's

00:28:34.340 a

00:28:35.200 really

00:28:35.980 good

00:28:36.180 guy

00:28:36.400 and

00:28:37.880 people

00:28:38.360 like

00:28:38.580 him

00:28:38.740 wait

00:28:39.380 wait

00:28:39.640 wait

00:28:39.980 if

00:28:40.520 we're

00:28:40.700 voting

00:28:41.160 on

00:28:41.420 people

00:28:41.780 we

00:28:42.060 like

00:28:42.520 doesn't

00:28:43.180 that

00:28:43.700 violate

00:28:45.500 the

00:28:45.980 whole

00:28:46.220 idea

00:28:46.800 of the

00:28:47.180 radio

00:28:47.460 hall

00:28:47.920 of

00:28:48.120 fame

00:28:48.460 I mean

00:28:48.900 it's

00:28:49.220 not like

00:28:49.700 you know

00:28:51.000 the

00:28:51.400 thing in

00:28:52.680 the radio

00:28:53.000 hall of fame

00:28:53.500 is going to

00:28:53.760 say

00:28:53.960 and everybody

00:28:54.660 really liked

00:28:56.040 him

00:28:56.260 well like

00:28:58.380 people hated

00:28:59.300 Babe Ruth

00:29:00.720 and Ty Cobb

00:29:01.520 right

00:29:01.740 but their

00:29:02.580 talent

00:29:02.980 overwhelmed

00:29:03.600 that

00:29:03.920 dislike

00:29:04.720 to get

00:29:05.480 them

00:29:05.680 into

00:29:05.940 the

00:29:06.100 baseball

00:29:06.440 hall

00:29:06.680 let's

00:29:06.900 not go

00:29:07.160 any

00:29:07.360 further

00:29:07.660 on this

00:29:08.080 let's

00:29:08.700 not go

00:29:09.080 any

00:29:09.300 further

00:29:09.600 on this

00:29:10.280 and the

00:29:10.920 last

00:29:11.160 nomination

00:29:11.600 in your

00:29:11.960 category

00:29:12.280 is

00:29:12.560 Kim

00:29:12.820 Commando

00:29:13.320 from the

00:29:14.000 oh yeah

00:29:14.360 you know

00:29:14.720 the

00:29:14.900 Kim

00:29:15.120 Commando

00:29:15.580 show

00:29:15.940 the

00:29:16.180 computer

00:29:16.920 yeah

00:29:17.680 yeah

00:29:18.020 yeah

00:29:18.920 so

00:29:19.440 there you

00:29:19.960 go

00:29:20.180 never

00:29:20.980 listen

00:29:21.340 to

00:29:21.480 Kim

00:29:21.640 Commando

00:29:22.060 I

00:29:22.320 know

00:29:22.460 I

00:29:22.840 just

00:29:23.000 know

00:29:23.220 that

00:29:23.380 she's

00:29:23.580 been

00:29:23.720 on

00:29:23.900 forever

00:29:24.280 yeah

00:29:24.620 big

00:29:26.180 computer

00:29:26.740 help

00:29:27.100 show

00:29:27.700 now

00:29:28.200 because

00:29:28.980 of this

00:29:29.700 other

00:29:29.960 nomination

00:29:30.440 that

00:29:30.780 finally

00:29:31.060 happened

00:29:31.440 I

00:29:31.720 feel

00:29:31.960 better

00:29:32.500 about

00:29:32.740 your

00:29:32.900 nomination

00:29:33.400 finally

00:29:33.960 taking

00:29:34.260 place

00:29:34.600 Mark

00:29:34.960 and

00:29:35.100 Brian

00:29:35.400 were

00:29:35.620 finally

00:29:35.940 nominated

00:29:36.440 Mark

00:29:37.360 and

00:29:37.520 Brian

00:29:37.800 should have

00:29:38.180 been nominated

00:29:38.580 a long

00:29:39.060 time ago

00:29:39.440 and Jack

00:29:39.940 Harris

00:29:40.260 yes

00:29:40.800 Jack

00:29:41.620 Harris

00:29:42.540 that's

00:29:42.900 great

00:29:43.120 not

00:29:43.900 awesome

00:29:44.200 see

00:29:44.360 you know

00:29:44.540 what

00:29:44.660 the thing

00:29:44.880 about

00:29:45.060 Jack

00:29:45.280 Harris

00:29:45.480 is

00:29:45.620 everyone

00:29:46.000 loves

00:29:46.480 Jack

00:29:46.760 Harris

00:29:47.100 right

00:29:47.720 everybody

00:29:48.800 yes

00:29:49.240 he's

00:29:49.460 awesome

00:29:49.720 everybody

00:29:50.180 loves

00:29:50.460 he always

00:29:51.000 goes to

00:29:51.440 the cool

00:29:51.760 kid

00:29:51.960 party

00:29:52.220 yes

00:29:52.580 always

00:29:53.000 he's

00:29:53.440 the

00:29:53.580 coolest

00:29:53.820 kid

00:29:54.040 in

00:29:54.180 town

00:29:54.380 there's

00:29:54.700 no

00:29:54.820 question

00:29:55.180 about

00:29:55.460 it

00:29:55.580 he

00:29:55.680 has

00:29:55.840 always

00:29:56.060 has

00:29:56.280 forever

00:29:56.660 and

00:29:57.720 then

00:29:57.860 there's

00:29:58.040 you

00:29:58.200 there's

00:29:59.480 a

00:29:59.620 different

00:29:59.840 story

00:30:00.120 to be

00:30:00.360 told

00:30:00.540 about

00:30:00.740 that

00:30:00.940 particular

00:30:01.300 nomination

00:30:01.740 so

00:30:02.080 if

00:30:02.520 if

00:30:03.920 George

00:30:04.460 Norrie

00:30:04.980 suddenly

00:30:05.520 mysteriously

00:30:06.400 wound

00:30:06.920 up

00:30:07.560 you know

00:30:07.960 like

00:30:08.360 washing

00:30:08.900 on

00:30:09.180 the

00:30:09.340 shore

00:30:09.660 from

00:30:11.980 some

00:30:12.200 sort

00:30:12.420 of

00:30:12.520 boating

00:30:12.780 accident

00:30:13.180 or

00:30:13.420 something

00:30:13.720 would

00:30:15.860 he

00:30:16.120 still

00:30:16.840 be

00:30:17.420 able

00:30:18.020 to

00:30:18.340 be

00:30:18.600 inducted

00:30:19.220 in

00:30:19.380 the

00:30:19.500 Hall

00:30:19.660 of

00:30:19.800 Fame

00:30:20.040 well

00:30:20.700 yes

00:30:21.000 but

00:30:21.180 it

00:30:21.460 would

00:30:25.380 be

00:30:26.040 long

00:30:26.340 standing

00:30:26.760 network

00:30:27.540 syndication

00:30:28.120 I

00:30:28.320 think

00:30:28.520 I

00:30:29.000 wouldn't

00:30:29.520 go

00:30:29.820 boating

00:30:30.540 anywhere

00:30:31.040 George

00:30:31.460 Norrie

00:30:31.860 I'm

00:30:32.080 just

00:30:32.260 saying

00:30:32.580 I'm

00:30:33.280 just

00:30:33.480 saying

00:30:33.740 I don't

00:30:35.300 think

00:30:35.480 it's

00:30:35.680 exclusionary

00:30:36.340 I think

00:30:36.600 you could

00:30:36.800 actually

00:30:37.100 both

00:30:37.500 go in

00:30:38.060 you know

00:30:38.680 if

00:30:38.800 you're

00:30:38.920 both

00:30:39.140 liked

00:30:39.420 enough

00:30:39.760 but

00:30:40.220 of

00:30:40.380 course

00:30:40.560 that's

00:30:40.760 not

00:30:40.880 the

00:30:41.020 case

00:30:41.320 but

00:30:44.420 it

00:30:44.540 is

00:30:44.700 possible

00:30:45.140 it

00:30:45.620 is

00:30:45.780 possible

00:30:46.120 to

00:30:46.300 happen

00:30:46.520 okay

00:30:46.740 so

00:30:46.980 here

00:30:47.260 is

00:30:47.520 my

00:30:47.720 guess

00:30:48.060 my

00:30:48.320 guess

00:30:48.660 is

00:30:49.020 George

00:30:49.520 Norrie

00:30:50.000 and I'm

00:30:50.700 not being

00:30:51.080 humble

00:30:51.380 here

00:30:51.700 George

00:30:52.480 Norrie

00:30:53.140 John

00:30:53.540 Tesh

00:30:53.860 no

00:30:55.560 no

00:30:56.020 you don't

00:30:56.340 think so

00:30:56.660 Kim

00:30:57.020 Commando

00:30:58.700 then

00:30:59.340 John

00:30:59.780 Tesh

00:31:00.480 then

00:31:01.320 me

00:31:01.660 then

00:31:02.140 me

00:31:02.460 John

00:31:02.900 Tesh

00:31:03.120 is known

00:31:03.360 for many

00:31:03.840 other

00:31:04.120 things

00:31:04.500 really

00:31:04.980 I would

00:31:05.420 say

00:31:05.560 over

00:31:05.840 the

00:31:06.020 radio

00:31:06.280 thing

00:31:06.500 although

00:31:06.680 he's

00:31:07.000 done

00:31:07.200 that

00:31:07.380 very

00:31:07.620 successfully

00:31:08.040 too

00:31:08.420 and

00:31:09.040 then

00:31:09.180 there's

00:31:09.380 you

00:31:09.620 you

00:31:13.220 know

00:31:13.400 you

00:31:14.400 know

00:31:14.680 laugh

00:31:15.320 it

00:31:15.440 up

00:31:15.740 laugh

00:31:16.240 it

00:31:16.380 up

00:31:16.540 then

00:31:16.720 there's

00:31:16.940 Glenn

00:31:17.200 so

00:31:17.880 laugh

00:31:18.960 it

00:31:19.100 up

00:31:19.280 yeah

00:31:19.580 clown

00:31:20.440 so

00:31:20.880 if

00:31:21.000 you

00:31:21.100 happen

00:31:21.320 to be

00:31:21.520 one

00:31:21.680 of

00:31:21.780 those

00:31:21.940 900

00:31:22.380 people

00:31:22.980 vote

00:31:25.320 John

00:31:25.580 Don

00:31:25.760 Imus

00:31:26.100 is still

00:31:26.560 alive

00:31:27.020 wouldn't

00:31:27.500 you

00:31:27.660 want

00:31:28.000 to

00:31:28.220 see

00:31:28.480 Don

00:31:28.920 Imus

00:31:29.460 do

00:31:30.140 one

00:31:30.720 last

00:31:31.580 hair

00:31:32.620 raisingly

00:31:33.560 mean

00:31:34.260 speech

00:31:35.180 and

00:31:36.760 directed

00:31:37.140 at you

00:31:37.640 that

00:31:38.340 might

00:31:38.980 sway

00:31:39.320 directed

00:31:39.820 at me

00:31:40.540 wouldn't

00:31:41.360 that

00:31:42.260 be

00:31:42.480 worth

00:31:43.040 it

00:31:43.720 be

00:31:44.160 worth

00:31:44.640 it

00:31:44.880 has

00:31:45.060 he

00:31:45.180 agreed

00:31:45.640 to

00:31:46.120 do

00:31:46.400 this

00:31:46.780 I

00:31:47.820 mean

00:31:48.160 like

00:31:48.340 I

00:31:48.480 understand

00:31:48.880 that

00:31:49.000 he

00:31:49.080 would

00:31:49.200 like

00:31:49.320 to

00:31:49.440 say

00:31:49.560 a lot

00:31:49.760 of

00:31:49.900 mean

00:31:50.040 things

00:31:50.400 about

00:31:50.600 you

00:31:50.800 don't

00:31:51.720 there's

00:31:52.200 that's

00:31:52.700 a question

00:31:53.200 you don't

00:31:53.840 necessarily

00:31:54.500 ask

00:31:55.300 because

00:31:56.200 he

00:31:56.380 doesn't

00:31:56.620 really

00:31:56.780 like

00:31:57.000 you

00:31:57.140 either

00:31:57.420 so

00:31:58.780 I

00:31:58.960 don't

00:31:59.060 know

00:31:59.200 that

00:31:59.360 he

00:31:59.540 would

00:31:59.760 lower

00:32:01.440 himself

00:32:01.880 to

00:32:02.120 show

00:32:02.420 up

00:32:02.720 yeah

00:32:03.120 so

00:32:03.440 you're

00:32:03.620 just

00:32:03.760 not

00:32:03.940 in

00:32:04.100 a

00:32:04.200 good

00:32:04.320 position

00:32:04.720 I

00:32:04.740 think

00:32:04.980 Don

00:32:05.220 might

00:32:05.660 do

00:32:05.960 it

00:32:06.120 might

00:32:06.400 he

00:32:06.580 would

00:32:06.920 probably

00:32:07.240 do

00:32:07.500 it

00:32:07.620 on

00:32:07.800 video

00:32:08.180 or

00:32:09.780 you

00:32:11.220 know

00:32:11.440 etch

00:32:11.780 a

00:32:11.900 message

00:32:12.220 in

00:32:12.460 rocks

00:32:12.980 the

00:32:14.960 audience

00:32:15.360 could

00:32:15.560 throw

00:32:15.860 at

00:32:16.020 me

00:32:16.200 I'm

00:32:16.500 not

00:32:16.640 sure

00:32:17.060 I

00:32:17.240 do

00:32:17.340 not

00:32:17.540 think

00:32:17.720 he

00:32:17.800 has

00:32:17.940 the

00:32:18.100 strength

00:32:18.420 to

00:32:18.680 etch

00:32:19.060 at

00:32:19.360 this

00:32:19.540 point

00:32:19.800 that's

00:32:20.800 not

00:32:21.020 something

00:32:21.360 Don's

00:32:21.800 capable

00:32:22.160 of

00:32:22.520 no

00:32:22.840 yeah

00:32:23.800 well

00:32:24.840 but

00:32:25.060 you

00:32:25.560 know

00:32:25.700 the

00:32:25.860 thing

00:32:26.080 about

00:32:26.360 Don

00:32:26.600 Imus

00:32:26.920 is

00:32:27.780 there's

00:32:29.540 a

00:32:29.680 possibility

00:32:30.420 that

00:32:31.460 somebody

00:32:31.900 is

00:32:32.240 just

00:32:32.600 acting

00:32:33.080 as

00:32:33.340 Don

00:32:33.600 Imus

00:32:33.960 and

00:32:34.360 writing

00:32:34.700 to

00:32:35.140 me

00:32:35.340 because

00:32:35.780 he's

00:32:37.180 gotten

00:32:37.420 very

00:32:37.880 nice

00:32:38.500 oh

00:32:39.600 that's

00:32:39.820 definitely

00:32:40.120 not

00:32:40.380 Don

00:32:40.660 I

00:32:42.280 know

00:32:42.800 that's

00:32:43.180 not

00:32:43.320 him

00:32:43.460 he's

00:32:43.700 like

00:32:43.900 nice

00:32:44.760 and

00:32:44.980 complimentary

00:32:45.540 and

00:32:46.200 once

00:32:47.120 in a

00:32:47.400 while

00:32:47.620 I'll

00:32:47.840 get

00:32:48.060 once

00:32:48.700 in a

00:32:48.900 while

00:32:49.080 I'll

00:32:49.280 get

00:32:49.420 just

00:32:49.600 a

00:32:49.740 note

00:32:49.880 that

00:32:50.020 just

00:32:50.200 says

00:32:50.480 you

00:32:51.620 still

00:32:51.960 fat

00:32:52.460 obviously

00:32:57.100 he hasn't

00:32:58.180 turned on

00:32:58.560 his set

00:32:59.000 in a

00:32:59.280 while

00:32:59.540 to

00:32:59.860 know

00:33:00.300 the

00:33:00.480 answer

00:33:00.740 to

00:33:00.900 that

00:33:01.080 question

00:33:01.440 it's

00:33:04.100 hard

00:33:04.420 to turn

00:33:04.800 on

00:33:04.940 your

00:33:05.100 set

00:33:05.360 when

00:33:05.540 you're

00:33:05.700 under

00:33:05.940 six

00:33:06.280 feet

00:33:06.480 of

00:33:06.620 dirt

00:33:06.940 it's

00:33:07.760 difficult

00:33:08.220 to

00:33:08.500 watch

00:33:08.760 television

00:33:09.500 I

00:33:12.480 don't

00:33:12.620 think

00:33:12.780 I

00:33:12.860 want

00:33:13.020 to

00:33:13.080 get

00:33:13.160 done

00:33:13.480 Don's

00:33:13.960 bad

00:33:14.180 sight

00:33:14.460 no

00:33:14.640 I

00:33:14.840 know

00:33:14.960 right

00:33:15.940 but

00:33:16.400 it

00:33:16.580 is

00:33:17.100 good

00:33:17.480 Pat

00:33:18.340 to

00:33:18.580 just

00:33:18.900 reveal

00:33:19.340 your

00:33:19.720 age

00:33:20.160 by

00:33:20.400 using

00:33:20.760 the

00:33:20.980 word

00:33:21.380 set

00:33:22.320 when

00:33:23.260 redressing

00:33:23.820 TV

00:33:24.600 I'm

00:33:25.940 going to

00:33:26.120 warm up

00:33:26.680 the

00:33:26.880 set

00:33:27.400 be

00:33:30.700 careful

00:33:31.040 who

00:33:31.260 you're

00:33:31.420 calling

00:33:31.720 old

00:33:32.120 all

00:33:34.440 right

00:33:34.660 thanks

00:33:35.460 so much

00:33:35.820 Pat

00:33:36.040 I

00:33:36.140 appreciate

00:33:36.520 it

00:33:36.760 no

00:33:36.920 no

00:33:37.080 you

00:33:37.280 listen

00:33:37.580 to

00:33:37.740 Pat

00:33:37.960 thank

00:33:38.500 you

00:33:38.720 no

00:33:39.640 and

00:33:40.200 I

00:33:40.480 meant

00:33:40.680 that

00:33:40.900 sincerely

00:33:41.400 I

00:33:41.700 really

00:33:42.140 appreciate

00:33:42.700 yeah

00:33:43.660 you listen

00:33:45.700 to

00:33:45.860 Pat

00:33:46.080 Gray

00:33:46.320 on

00:33:46.560 some

00:33:46.920 station

00:33:47.480 or

00:33:47.700 some

00:33:48.020 podcast

00:33:48.420 or

00:33:48.760 something

00:33:49.040 I

00:33:49.240 don't

00:33:49.380 know

00:33:49.580 where

00:33:49.860 check

00:33:51.140 your

00:33:51.340 set

00:33:51.800 for

00:33:52.180 details

00:33:52.740 all

00:33:54.260 right

00:33:54.420 our

00:33:54.620 sponsor

00:33:55.160 this

00:33:55.560 half

00:33:55.820 hour

00:33:56.100 is

00:33:56.320 blinds.com

00:33:57.480 blinds.com

00:33:58.640 is a

00:33:59.120 great

00:33:59.700 company

00:34:00.140 that has

00:34:00.520 been

00:34:00.700 in

00:34:00.880 business

00:34:01.280 since

00:34:01.900 believe

00:34:02.360 it or

00:34:02.540 not

00:34:02.660 the

00:34:02.860 1990s

00:34:03.940 online

00:34:04.720 now

00:34:05.620 imagine

00:34:06.300 remember

00:34:07.300 when

00:34:07.520 you had

00:34:09.040 dial up

00:34:09.640 and it

00:34:10.540 took you

00:34:10.920 forever

00:34:11.320 I remember

00:34:11.940 the first

00:34:12.400 time I

00:34:12.760 tried to

00:34:13.480 download a

00:34:14.240 picture

00:34:14.580 and

00:34:15.760 no it

00:34:16.960 wasn't

00:34:17.260 porn

00:34:17.560 and it

00:34:18.060 was the

00:34:18.320 first

00:34:18.540 picture that

00:34:19.200 I tried

00:34:19.520 to download

00:34:20.000 and I

00:34:20.500 remember

00:34:20.820 I started

00:34:21.620 and I

00:34:22.000 sat there

00:34:22.400 for a

00:34:22.740 while

00:34:22.940 maybe 10

00:34:23.460 minutes

00:34:23.780 just looking

00:34:24.880 at it

00:34:25.260 coming in

00:34:25.940 line by

00:34:26.560 line

00:34:27.000 and I

00:34:27.700 think it

00:34:27.960 was just

00:34:28.300 green and

00:34:28.760 it may

00:34:29.060 have just

00:34:29.400 been green

00:34:29.820 and white

00:34:30.140 at the

00:34:30.380 time

00:34:30.600 and

00:34:31.960 and I

00:34:34.140 said

00:34:34.580 well I'm

00:34:35.660 going to

00:34:35.960 let's check

00:34:36.880 this after

00:34:37.640 dinner

00:34:38.000 see how

00:34:39.140 far it's

00:34:39.600 gotten

00:34:39.860 and that

00:34:40.500 was a

00:34:40.960 miracle

00:34:41.380 at the

00:34:41.920 time

00:34:42.280 not really

00:34:44.500 anymore

00:34:45.680 but what

00:34:46.280 is a

00:34:46.740 miracle

00:34:47.080 is when

00:34:47.800 when I

00:34:49.140 was doing

00:34:49.580 that

00:34:49.880 blinds.com

00:34:50.900 was starting

00:34:51.440 their online

00:34:52.140 business

00:34:52.700 who was

00:34:53.860 ordering

00:34:54.420 blinds

00:34:55.160 back then

00:34:55.860 when you

00:34:56.220 couldn't

00:34:56.480 see them

00:34:56.920 they had

00:34:58.400 to be

00:34:58.660 really good

00:34:59.740 at service

00:35:01.160 because

00:35:01.880 it took

00:35:02.540 a long

00:35:02.960 time

00:35:03.380 and so

00:35:04.300 they had

00:35:04.760 to make

00:35:05.040 sure that

00:35:05.460 they were

00:35:05.720 really good

00:35:06.280 at service

00:35:06.960 they sent

00:35:08.000 you everything

00:35:08.760 in advance

00:35:09.580 let you

00:35:10.040 look at

00:35:10.380 the colors

00:35:10.940 let you

00:35:11.480 look at

00:35:11.920 you know

00:35:12.560 the actual

00:35:13.200 blind so

00:35:14.020 they could

00:35:14.320 send you

00:35:14.680 the free

00:35:15.100 sample

00:35:15.540 they still

00:35:16.400 do all

00:35:16.800 of this

00:35:17.100 by the

00:35:17.380 way

00:35:17.580 and they've

00:35:18.320 made it

00:35:18.620 super easy

00:35:19.700 so that's

00:35:21.400 why

00:35:21.600 blinds.com

00:35:22.460 is now

00:35:23.020 the number

00:35:23.640 one

00:35:24.080 online

00:35:24.860 retailer

00:35:25.460 for blind

00:35:26.640 shade

00:35:27.040 shutters

00:35:27.540 drapes

00:35:27.920 anything

00:35:28.260 for your

00:35:28.700 window

00:35:28.980 coverings

00:35:29.500 they're

00:35:30.420 the number

00:35:30.860 one

00:35:31.120 online

00:35:31.520 retailer

00:35:31.980 in the

00:35:32.300 world

00:35:32.720 it's

00:35:33.440 blinds.com

00:35:34.980 use the

00:35:35.880 promo code

00:35:36.400 Beck

00:35:36.700 right now

00:35:37.260 and you're

00:35:37.600 going to

00:35:37.780 save

00:35:38.120 a buttload

00:35:40.000 of money

00:35:40.320 plus an

00:35:40.900 additional

00:35:41.560 $20 off

00:35:43.200 if you use

00:35:44.000 the promo

00:35:44.420 code

00:35:44.760 Beck

00:35:45.020 they have

00:35:45.340 huge

00:35:45.740 site-wide

00:35:46.220 savings

00:35:46.600 right now

00:35:47.240 use the

00:35:48.300 promo code

00:35:48.760 Beck

00:35:49.060 an additional

00:35:50.100 $20 will

00:35:51.000 come off

00:35:51.440 your bill

00:35:51.880 it's

00:35:52.640 blinds.com

00:35:54.060 blinds.com

00:35:55.440 promo code

00:35:56.380 Beck

00:35:56.780 you know

00:35:58.200 Americans

00:35:59.600 and particular

00:36:00.660 Democrats

00:36:01.880 need to

00:36:02.640 wake up

00:36:03.060 to the

00:36:03.360 fact that

00:36:03.880 you are

00:36:04.500 you're

00:36:05.460 seeing

00:36:06.120 the

00:36:07.720 destruction

00:36:09.240 of the

00:36:10.100 Democratic

00:36:10.600 Party

00:36:11.040 and you're

00:36:12.340 watching it

00:36:12.820 in real

00:36:13.200 time

00:36:13.600 and you

00:36:14.440 can deny

00:36:15.100 you can

00:36:16.200 deny it

00:36:16.640 all you

00:36:16.900 want

00:36:17.360 but all

00:36:19.020 you have

00:36:19.240 to do

00:36:19.500 is look

00:36:20.020 for the

00:36:20.720 evidence

00:36:21.020 you know

00:36:21.300 Jim

00:36:21.540 Jim

00:36:21.940 Acosta

00:36:22.340 said

00:36:22.640 you know

00:36:22.920 you

00:36:23.140 conservatives

00:36:23.660 have to

00:36:24.140 remember

00:36:24.580 that

00:36:25.160 you're

00:36:25.340 not

00:36:25.520 always

00:36:25.780 going

00:36:25.920 to

00:36:25.980 be

00:36:26.140 in

00:36:26.300 power

00:36:26.720 yeah

00:36:27.600 I

00:36:28.300 know

00:36:28.900 that's

00:36:29.600 what

00:36:29.720 I

00:36:29.860 told

00:36:30.140 you

00:36:30.460 guys

00:36:31.020 under

00:36:32.120 the

00:36:32.540 Obama

00:36:33.340 administration

00:36:34.140 but even

00:36:35.180 when we

00:36:35.600 have

00:36:35.940 power

00:36:36.320 it

00:36:36.560 doesn't

00:36:36.880 seem

00:36:37.340 like

00:36:37.600 we

00:36:37.780 have

00:36:38.020 power

00:36:38.440 because

00:36:39.200 all

00:36:39.420 the

00:36:39.560 power

00:36:39.900 is

00:36:40.160 shifting

00:36:40.480 to

00:36:40.940 radicals

00:36:41.860 and

00:36:42.140 Silicon

00:36:42.620 Valley

00:36:43.180 it's

00:36:44.300 not

00:36:44.460 even

00:36:44.680 in

00:36:44.920 Washington

00:36:45.280 anymore

00:36:45.880 so

00:36:46.640 the

00:36:46.820 radicals

00:36:48.020 let

00:36:49.140 me

00:36:49.240 give

00:36:49.380 you

00:36:49.480 evidence

00:36:49.920 Ocasio

00:36:51.420 Cortez

00:36:52.140 is

00:36:52.720 is

00:36:53.460 being

00:36:53.940 talked

00:36:54.300 about

00:36:54.640 as

00:36:55.060 running

00:36:55.980 against

00:36:56.720 Chuck

00:36:57.240 Schumer

00:36:57.920 now

00:36:59.760 that's

00:37:00.080 the

00:37:00.240 height

00:37:00.460 of

00:37:00.600 arrogance

00:37:01.000 and

00:37:01.440 you

00:37:02.160 know

00:37:02.360 I

00:37:02.900 hope

00:37:03.100 it

00:37:03.220 happens

00:37:03.720 now

00:37:04.720 how

00:37:05.080 how

00:37:05.580 happy

00:37:06.100 do

00:37:06.340 you

00:37:06.520 think

00:37:06.780 Chuck

00:37:07.140 Schumer

00:37:07.520 is

00:37:07.860 about

00:37:08.120 that

00:37:08.380 news

00:37:08.760 here

00:37:09.960 he

00:37:10.120 is

00:37:10.320 the

00:37:10.480 leader

00:37:11.020 of

00:37:11.480 the

00:37:11.720 Senate

00:37:12.300 a

00:37:13.420 liberal

00:37:14.260 lion

00:37:15.360 and

00:37:17.300 somebody

00:37:17.640 from his

00:37:18.040 own

00:37:18.240 state

00:37:18.600 is

00:37:18.800 trying

00:37:19.040 to

00:37:19.200 take

00:37:19.480 him

00:37:19.680 out

00:37:20.020 Ocasio

00:37:20.680 Cortez

00:37:21.320 they

00:37:22.400 are

00:37:22.680 eating

00:37:23.480 the

00:37:24.800 Democratic

00:37:25.320 Party

00:37:25.780 and

00:37:27.500 it's

00:37:27.660 only

00:37:27.940 going

00:37:28.120 to

00:37:28.180 get

00:37:28.320 worse

00:37:28.660 from

00:37:28.900 here

00:37:29.220 and

00:37:31.920 so

00:37:33.220 when

00:37:33.440 we

00:37:33.700 say

00:37:34.340 freedom

00:37:36.720 of speech

00:37:37.420 freedom

00:37:38.240 of expression

00:37:39.000 don't

00:37:40.260 don't

00:37:40.800 start

00:37:41.440 banning

00:37:43.460 people

00:37:43.980 don't

00:37:44.760 do

00:37:45.020 it

00:37:45.300 I

00:37:46.640 say

00:37:46.900 that

00:37:47.140 for

00:37:47.340 the

00:37:47.540 left

00:37:47.920 just

00:37:48.440 as

00:37:48.680 much

00:37:48.980 for

00:37:49.360 the

00:37:49.520 right

00:37:49.900 and

00:37:50.880 I

00:37:50.980 will

00:37:51.120 tell

00:37:51.380 you

00:37:51.540 that

00:37:51.780 I

00:37:52.000 listened

00:37:52.280 to

00:37:52.440 Steven

00:37:52.680 Crowder

00:37:53.080 yesterday

00:37:53.900 and

00:37:54.280 he

00:37:54.420 was

00:37:54.600 talking

00:37:54.900 about

00:37:55.300 how

00:37:56.600 how

00:37:58.460 he's

00:37:58.740 getting

00:37:58.960 a lot

00:37:59.640 of

00:37:59.740 response

00:38:00.180 on

00:38:00.500 YouTube

00:38:00.900 from

00:38:01.300 people

00:38:01.560 who

00:38:01.720 don't

00:38:02.160 agree

00:38:02.480 with

00:38:02.760 him

00:38:03.000 and

00:38:04.360 they're

00:38:04.580 saying

00:38:05.020 hey

00:38:05.580 I'm

00:38:06.520 in

00:38:06.820 with

00:38:07.560 you

00:38:07.820 this

00:38:08.340 is

00:38:08.520 craziness

00:38:09.420 what's

00:38:09.780 happening

00:38:10.060 and

00:38:10.200 I'll

00:38:10.320 give

00:38:10.480 you

00:38:10.580 the

00:38:10.820 details

00:38:11.320 coming

00:38:11.560 up

00:38:11.740 in

00:38:11.840 a

00:38:11.940 second

00:38:12.200 but

00:38:12.880 I

00:38:12.980 want

00:38:13.180 you

00:38:13.300 to

00:38:13.420 know

00:38:13.680 that

00:38:13.920 there

00:38:14.060 are

00:38:14.160 several

00:38:14.440 things

00:38:14.840 that

00:38:15.100 I'd

00:38:15.720 like

00:38:15.940 to

00:38:16.100 ask

00:38:16.420 you

00:38:16.580 to

00:38:16.720 do

00:38:17.020 one

00:38:18.160 of

00:38:18.300 which

00:38:19.000 is

00:38:19.760 sign

00:38:20.260 up

00:38:20.420 for

00:38:20.560 the

00:38:20.680 blaze

00:38:21.180 we

00:38:21.760 have

00:38:22.020 had

00:38:22.400 we've

00:38:22.840 never

00:38:23.300 had

00:38:23.780 a

00:38:24.120 special

00:38:24.600 like

00:38:24.900 this

00:38:25.200 before

00:38:25.660 and

00:38:26.960 it's

00:38:27.700 because

00:38:28.140 we

00:38:29.260 are

00:38:29.500 really

00:38:29.840 pretty

00:38:30.260 desperate

00:38:30.780 to make

00:38:31.300 sure

00:38:31.560 that

00:38:31.780 we

00:38:32.000 can

00:38:32.200 get

00:38:32.360 a

00:38:32.500 hold

00:38:32.760 of

00:38:32.960 you

00:38:33.200 we

00:38:34.940 need

00:38:35.340 to

00:38:35.520 be

00:38:35.680 able

00:38:35.840 right

00:38:36.080 now

00:38:36.340 where

00:38:36.660 are

00:38:37.120 the

00:38:37.400 algorithms

00:38:37.900 are

00:38:38.180 changing

00:38:38.580 so

00:38:39.040 our

00:38:39.800 way

00:38:40.240 of

00:38:40.420 communicating

00:38:41.060 to

00:38:41.560 you

00:38:41.860 is

00:38:42.900 being

00:38:43.200 severely

00:38:44.140 hampered

00:38:45.680 so

00:38:46.680 we

00:38:46.900 need

00:38:47.420 to

00:38:47.680 be

00:38:47.840 able

00:38:48.040 to

00:38:48.220 have

00:38:48.660 a

00:38:49.040 way

00:38:49.220 to

00:38:49.420 contact

00:38:49.820 you

00:38:50.180 so

00:38:50.640 one

00:38:51.120 of

00:38:51.220 the

00:38:51.320 ways

00:38:51.680 is

00:38:52.060 by

00:38:52.380 subscribing

00:38:52.900 to

00:38:53.120 the

00:38:53.240 blaze

00:38:53.640 and

00:38:54.580 when

00:38:54.740 you

00:38:54.880 do

00:38:55.120 that

00:38:55.480 you

00:38:55.800 help

00:38:56.140 us

00:38:56.400 build

00:38:56.880 a

00:38:57.380 network

00:38:58.000 of

00:38:58.540 voices

00:38:59.340 that

00:39:00.600 will

00:39:01.160 stand

00:39:01.840 until

00:39:02.940 the

00:39:03.280 very

00:39:03.520 last

00:39:04.080 moment

00:39:04.760 what

00:39:06.400 I

00:39:06.500 want

00:39:06.660 you

00:39:06.760 to

00:39:06.880 do

00:39:07.000 is

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00:39:22.400 you

00:39:22.520 69

00:39:23.000 and

00:39:24.580 I

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00:39:26.680 that

00:39:27.020 now

00:39:27.500 there's

00:39:27.700 a couple

00:39:27.940 of

00:39:28.100 other

00:39:28.280 things

00:39:28.660 that

00:39:28.920 you

00:39:29.100 can

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00:39:29.660 and

00:39:31.040 I

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00:39:32.300 would

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00:39:32.960 that

00:39:33.380 you

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00:40:20.200 some

00:40:20.420 of

00:40:20.560 those

00:40:20.760 things

00:40:21.100 the

00:40:21.320 ones

00:40:21.580 that

00:40:21.720 are

00:40:21.840 free

00:40:22.200 but

00:40:22.940 I

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00:40:27.820 of

00:40:28.080 speech

00:40:28.440 so

00:40:41.400 there's

00:40:41.720 a

00:40:42.000 a

00:40:42.480 couple

00:40:42.680 of

00:40:42.840 things

00:40:43.160 that

00:40:43.340 we

00:40:43.500 want

00:40:43.780 to

00:40:43.980 go

00:40:44.480 over

00:40:44.780 and

00:40:45.500 it

00:40:45.780 mainly

00:40:46.600 revolves

00:40:47.840 around

00:40:48.240 the

00:40:48.460 wording

00:40:48.860 of

00:40:49.360 things

00:40:49.860 for

00:40:50.140 instance

00:40:50.520 how

00:40:50.900 does

00:40:51.060 America

00:40:51.520 really

00:40:51.940 feel

00:40:52.340 about

00:40:52.620 abortion

00:40:53.080 Stu

00:40:54.660 and I

00:40:54.960 have

00:40:55.100 had

00:40:55.300 a

00:40:55.560 big

00:40:56.040 problem

00:40:56.460 with

00:40:56.700 the way

00:40:56.900 these

00:40:57.280 abortion

00:40:58.020 polls

00:40:58.660 are

00:40:58.960 taken

00:40:59.400 because

00:40:59.840 they're

00:41:00.520 worded

00:41:01.300 in such

00:41:02.240 a way

00:41:02.520 that people

00:41:03.060 understand

00:41:03.880 the ones

00:41:04.280 who are

00:41:04.500 writing

00:41:04.780 them

00:41:05.000 it will

00:41:05.840 come out

00:41:06.540 more

00:41:08.120 in

00:41:08.420 their

00:41:08.840 favor

00:41:09.340 so if

00:41:11.000 you

00:41:11.100 change

00:41:11.460 the

00:41:11.700 wording

00:41:12.220 how

00:41:13.180 do

00:41:13.300 the

00:41:13.440 polls

00:41:13.740 look

00:41:14.040 for

00:41:14.320 abortion

00:41:14.780 we go

00:41:16.120 there

00:41:16.760 in

00:41:17.320 one

00:41:17.840 minute

00:41:18.120 this

00:41:19.200 is the

00:41:20.140 Glenn

00:41:20.360 back

00:41:20.520 program

00:41:21.080 so I've

00:41:25.960 been

00:41:26.180 I've been

00:41:27.060 thinking

00:41:27.340 about

00:41:27.860 next

00:41:28.900 summer

00:41:30.600 that

00:41:32.460 we need

00:41:33.840 to do

00:41:34.100 another

00:41:34.380 big

00:41:34.880 restoring

00:41:35.640 event

00:41:36.080 and it's

00:41:37.140 kind of

00:41:37.340 been

00:41:37.500 breathing

00:41:37.800 down

00:41:38.220 my

00:41:38.560 back

00:41:39.440 and I

00:41:40.280 finally

00:41:42.140 kind of

00:41:42.480 all came

00:41:42.960 together

00:41:43.400 in my

00:41:44.640 head

00:41:45.120 recently

00:41:46.600 and we'll

00:41:48.520 be talking

00:41:48.940 about it

00:41:49.380 as we get

00:41:49.860 closer and

00:41:50.320 we start

00:41:50.640 to confirm

00:41:51.520 some of the

00:41:52.000 things that

00:41:52.420 I want

00:41:52.660 to do

00:41:53.040 but

00:41:53.400 make sure

00:41:55.180 you have

00:41:55.640 an open

00:41:56.940 space

00:41:57.500 to spend

00:41:57.940 a few

00:41:58.180 days

00:41:58.460 with us

00:41:58.840 next

00:41:59.140 summer

00:41:59.420 now

00:42:00.380 one of

00:42:01.980 the things

00:42:02.320 we're going

00:42:02.680 to do

00:42:03.040 is we're

00:42:03.640 going to

00:42:04.120 really

00:42:04.420 teach

00:42:05.100 the kinds

00:42:06.600 of things

00:42:07.100 that we're

00:42:07.660 going to

00:42:08.060 be restoring

00:42:08.960 next summer

00:42:10.180 we're going

00:42:10.520 to teach

00:42:10.900 that on

00:42:11.380 this

00:42:11.600 cruise

00:42:12.140 so we're

00:42:13.360 going on

00:42:13.760 this

00:42:13.940 cruise

00:42:14.440 next

00:42:15.180 spring

00:42:15.900 and

00:42:16.720 I know

00:42:17.640 not everybody

00:42:18.320 can go

00:42:19.340 but if

00:42:19.720 you have

00:42:20.120 vacation

00:42:20.560 time

00:42:20.900 and you

00:42:21.100 have the

00:42:21.560 ability

00:42:22.440 to swing

00:42:24.220 it for

00:42:24.780 this

00:42:25.040 cruise

00:42:25.400 it's

00:42:25.760 all

00:42:26.060 inclusive

00:42:26.540 including

00:42:27.260 the airfare

00:42:27.940 the hotels

00:42:28.500 everything

00:42:29.100 is paid

00:42:29.780 for

00:42:30.100 and

00:42:31.720 and that's

00:42:33.140 unusual

00:42:33.560 that's not

00:42:34.180 a trip

00:42:34.480 to Disney

00:42:34.960 World

00:42:35.240 but Bill

00:42:37.220 O'Reilly

00:42:37.560 is going

00:42:37.920 to be

00:42:38.100 there

00:42:38.280 Stu's

00:42:38.640 going

00:42:38.760 to be

00:42:38.920 there

00:42:39.180 David

00:42:39.620 Barton

00:42:39.940 will be

00:42:40.180 there

00:42:40.380 Rabbi 0.96

00:42:40.700 Lappin

00:42:41.260 will be

00:42:41.800 there

00:42:42.100 we'll be

00:42:42.980 at sea

00:42:43.400 with you

00:42:43.900 and we're

00:42:44.340 going to

00:42:44.740 go to

00:42:45.480 Venice

00:42:46.520 which is

00:42:47.560 the place

00:42:48.340 that really

00:42:49.000 funded

00:42:49.780 the

00:42:51.100 the

00:42:51.700 renaissance

00:42:52.380 a lot

00:42:53.860 of the

00:42:54.120 rebels

00:42:54.600 lived

00:42:55.480 in

00:42:56.200 the rich

00:42:57.280 rebels

00:42:57.800 lived

00:42:58.440 in

00:42:59.000 in Venice

00:42:59.900 we're going

00:43:00.600 to go

00:43:00.740 to Athens

00:43:01.360 which is

00:43:01.920 the birth

00:43:02.480 place

00:43:03.040 of

00:43:03.660 democracy

00:43:04.380 and a

00:43:04.920 republic

00:43:05.420 what's

00:43:05.840 the

00:43:06.000 difference

00:43:06.520 how did

00:43:07.400 it work

00:43:07.780 out

00:43:08.020 what did

00:43:08.340 the founders

00:43:08.940 think about

00:43:10.240 when they

00:43:11.140 when they

00:43:11.880 debated

00:43:12.400 and talked

00:43:12.980 about

00:43:13.320 Greece

00:43:13.820 and then

00:43:14.760 to the

00:43:15.040 Holy Land

00:43:15.640 we're going

00:43:16.100 to Israel

00:43:16.740 and that's

00:43:18.140 the foundation

00:43:18.920 of our

00:43:19.540 faith

00:43:20.000 so you're

00:43:20.900 going to

00:43:21.080 come back

00:43:21.700 with a

00:43:22.060 real

00:43:22.380 understanding

00:43:22.940 of the

00:43:23.360 principles

00:43:23.940 that built

00:43:25.160 our country

00:43:26.000 share it

00:43:27.040 with your

00:43:27.340 whole family

00:43:28.020 if you can

00:43:28.700 it's going

00:43:29.280 to be an

00:43:29.560 amazing

00:43:30.060 cruise

00:43:30.500 tickets are

00:43:31.060 going

00:43:31.340 really well

00:43:32.140 and very

00:43:33.720 fast

00:43:34.260 there's

00:43:35.080 going to

00:43:35.260 be about

00:43:35.540 3,000

00:43:36.160 people who

00:43:36.680 think

00:43:37.020 just like

00:43:37.780 you

00:43:38.040 on this

00:43:39.000 cruise

00:43:39.440 through

00:43:39.780 history

00:43:40.220 just go

00:43:40.660 to

00:43:40.840 comesailaway.com

00:43:42.420 learn more

00:43:43.380 find out

00:43:43.940 all of the

00:43:44.520 details

00:43:45.000 it's

00:43:45.560 comesailaway.com

00:43:47.480 you know

00:44:03.420 the

00:44:03.860 part of

00:44:05.180 the

00:44:05.580 plan

00:44:06.520 with the

00:44:06.960 left

00:44:07.260 I think

00:44:07.720 is to

00:44:08.820 make you

00:44:09.140 feel

00:44:09.500 small

00:44:10.140 and

00:44:10.480 insignificant

00:44:11.380 that

00:44:12.000 there's

00:44:13.120 nothing

00:44:13.380 you can

00:44:13.800 do

00:44:14.060 about

00:44:14.360 it

00:44:14.600 that

00:44:15.420 it's

00:44:15.680 over

00:44:16.140 and

00:44:17.040 it's

00:44:17.200 a

00:44:17.380 very

00:44:17.700 small

00:44:18.420 number

00:44:18.920 of

00:44:19.300 people

00:44:19.760 and

00:44:21.100 the

00:44:22.040 way

00:44:22.340 they

00:44:22.560 do

00:44:22.840 it

00:44:23.080 is

00:44:23.560 they

00:44:24.120 manipulate

00:44:24.820 language

00:44:25.560 we know

00:44:26.180 this

00:44:26.580 through

00:44:26.880 political

00:44:27.360 correctness

00:44:27.980 they can

00:44:28.820 manipulate

00:44:29.320 language

00:44:30.280 to get

00:44:31.940 you to

00:44:32.140 go

00:44:32.320 well

00:44:32.740 yeah

00:44:33.600 I guess

00:44:34.240 that's

00:44:34.520 where

00:44:34.740 I'm

00:44:34.980 at

00:44:35.280 but

00:44:35.980 it's

00:44:36.140 maybe

00:44:36.400 not

00:44:36.740 exactly

00:44:37.320 where

00:44:37.620 you're

00:44:37.900 at

00:44:38.120 and

00:44:38.340 it

00:44:38.480 doesn't

00:44:38.960 give

00:44:39.220 a

00:44:39.400 fair

00:44:39.840 look

00:44:40.420 at

00:44:40.720 what

00:44:40.940 people

00:44:41.280 are

00:44:41.480 actually

00:44:42.060 feeling

00:44:42.620 Stu's

00:44:43.820 got

00:44:43.960 some

00:44:44.140 numbers

00:44:44.420 he's

00:44:44.680 looking

00:44:44.940 at

00:44:45.340 the

00:44:46.160 abortion

00:44:46.740 numbers

00:44:47.540 and how

00:44:48.140 Americans

00:44:48.600 really feel

00:44:49.420 about it

00:44:49.920 with

00:44:50.800 the

00:44:50.980 traditional

00:44:51.420 wording

00:44:51.880 and

00:44:52.720 with

00:44:53.360 new

00:44:54.260 language

00:44:55.060 in the

00:44:55.500 questions

00:44:55.940 yeah

00:44:56.240 I'm

00:44:56.380 fascinated

00:44:56.720 by this

00:44:57.220 the

00:44:57.500 big

00:44:57.920 headline

00:44:58.340 was

00:44:58.840 77%

00:45:00.120 say

00:45:00.540 the

00:45:00.740 Supreme

00:45:01.040 Court

00:45:01.340 should

00:45:01.560 uphold

00:45:01.940 Roe

00:45:02.180 versus

00:45:02.380 Wade

00:45:02.700 which

00:45:03.660 is

00:45:03.920 amazing

00:45:04.400 considering

00:45:04.980 that doesn't

00:45:05.640 seem to be

00:45:06.020 the split

00:45:06.440 of Americans

00:45:07.240 overall

00:45:07.720 there's

00:45:08.120 a pro-choice

00:45:09.080 pro-life

00:45:10.220 split

00:45:10.500 that's been

00:45:11.540 pretty

00:45:12.200 stable

00:45:13.660 at about

00:45:14.140 50-50

00:45:15.160 for example

00:45:15.960 in February

00:45:16.480 they did a

00:45:16.900 poll

00:45:17.200 are you

00:45:17.800 pro-choice

00:45:18.260 or pro-life

00:45:18.760 it was

00:45:18.980 47 to 47

00:45:20.120 now because

00:45:21.600 it's turned

00:45:21.960 into a

00:45:22.400 bigger issue

00:45:22.880 lately

00:45:23.260 that those

00:45:23.960 polls have

00:45:24.340 moved a

00:45:24.740 little bit

00:45:25.020 and this

00:45:25.400 poll asked

00:45:25.860 that same

00:45:26.220 question

00:45:26.580 are you

00:45:26.820 pro-choice

00:45:27.280 or pro-life

00:45:27.880 and it

00:45:28.120 was

00:45:28.260 35%

00:45:30.020 said

00:45:30.440 pro-life

00:45:31.040 57%

00:45:32.820 said

00:45:33.380 pro-choice

00:45:34.140 so just

00:45:35.360 to set

00:45:35.800 the kind

00:45:36.280 of baseline

00:45:36.780 of this

00:45:37.100 poll

00:45:37.360 this is

00:45:38.040 a group

00:45:38.440 of people

00:45:39.000 who were

00:45:40.160 polled

00:45:40.480 here

00:45:40.720 that

00:45:41.080 would be

00:45:42.000 to the

00:45:42.460 left

00:45:43.140 of

00:45:44.060 what is

00:45:45.020 considered

00:45:45.660 normal

00:45:46.220 in our

00:45:46.500 debate

00:45:46.740 so

00:45:47.720 okay

00:45:48.220 wait

00:45:48.480 wait

00:45:48.700 can I

00:45:49.480 ask

00:45:50.480 the left

00:45:52.940 is looking

00:45:53.680 at this

00:45:54.420 debate

00:45:54.880 they're not

00:45:55.280 putting any

00:45:55.900 stock into

00:45:57.040 you know what

00:45:58.560 the Democrats

00:45:59.220 are saying

00:45:59.860 all they're

00:46:00.920 doing is

00:46:01.660 they're looking

00:46:02.120 at what

00:46:02.640 the Republicans

00:46:03.620 are doing

00:46:04.240 which is

00:46:05.480 you know

00:46:06.480 quashing

00:46:07.340 abortion in

00:46:08.600 state after

00:46:09.160 state after

00:46:09.700 state

00:46:10.080 and so it's

00:46:10.960 being billed

00:46:11.760 as look

00:46:13.000 we were

00:46:14.020 fine with

00:46:14.840 safe legal

00:46:15.780 and rare

00:46:16.360 but boy

00:46:17.480 this Trump

00:46:18.640 administration

00:46:19.300 all these

00:46:19.820 Republicans

00:46:20.420 they just

00:46:20.960 want to

00:46:21.220 take away

00:46:21.620 every single

00:46:22.460 right on

00:46:23.180 this

00:46:23.580 right

00:46:23.900 so is it

00:46:24.700 possible that

00:46:25.640 they're not

00:46:26.700 as far

00:46:27.280 left

00:46:28.380 they just

00:46:29.520 are buying

00:46:30.500 into the

00:46:31.440 Kool-Aid

00:46:32.060 yes

00:46:32.780 drinking the

00:46:33.380 Kool-Aid

00:46:33.660 I think

00:46:34.040 that is

00:46:34.340 entirely

00:46:34.840 it

00:46:35.180 I mean

00:46:35.520 you see

00:46:35.800 the polling

00:46:36.220 very consistent

00:46:37.160 over a long

00:46:37.800 period of time

00:46:38.480 of it being

00:46:38.980 pretty split

00:46:39.660 between people

00:46:40.180 who consider

00:46:40.660 themselves pro-life

00:46:41.620 or pro-choice

00:46:42.260 depending on

00:46:43.020 I mean it's

00:46:43.580 always pretty

00:46:44.080 close to 50-50

00:46:44.880 35-57 is a

00:46:46.600 really bad

00:46:47.460 poll for

00:46:48.400 pro-lifers

00:46:49.000 and that's

00:46:49.960 kind of where

00:46:50.320 the reason why

00:46:51.140 that's important

00:46:51.640 is because they

00:46:52.200 answer the other

00:46:52.780 questions

00:46:53.180 remember these

00:46:53.680 are the same

00:46:54.120 people answering

00:46:55.040 the questions

00:46:55.520 the people who

00:46:56.040 say they're only

00:46:56.540 35% pro-life

00:46:57.920 are answering all

00:46:58.820 these other

00:46:59.140 questions

00:46:59.540 so this is not

00:47:00.600 a conservative

00:47:01.360 leaning poll

00:47:02.460 I think that's

00:47:04.040 important to set

00:47:04.760 so the first

00:47:06.080 thing you realize

00:47:06.540 by going through

00:47:06.980 these numbers

00:47:07.360 is there is

00:47:08.080 no reason

00:47:09.120 to ever ask

00:47:10.000 another group

00:47:10.800 of people

00:47:11.240 in a poll

00:47:11.740 whether they

00:47:12.220 think Roe

00:47:12.660 versus Wade

00:47:13.220 should be

00:47:13.600 overturned

00:47:14.120 because none

00:47:14.600 of them know

00:47:15.000 what it says

00:47:15.460 like it's just

00:47:16.780 you do you

00:47:17.560 think unicorns

00:47:19.060 should be able

00:47:19.580 to hold jobs

00:47:20.300 as accountants

00:47:21.000 like this same

00:47:21.980 value in that

00:47:23.780 question because

00:47:24.660 I by the way

00:47:25.800 am against that

00:47:26.460 they have hooves

00:47:27.320 not fingers

00:47:27.940 how do they

00:47:28.500 enter anything

00:47:29.300 in a spreadsheet

00:47:29.900 well I mean

00:47:30.760 obviously we have

00:47:31.680 voiced dictation

00:47:32.680 services

00:47:33.060 we can get

00:47:33.460 into that

00:47:33.760 debate a little

00:47:34.240 bit longer

00:47:34.800 you know

00:47:35.960 at another

00:47:36.420 time of the

00:47:36.880 show

00:47:37.120 you don't know

00:47:38.300 if unicorns

00:47:38.860 can talk

00:47:39.240 you've never

00:47:39.600 talked to one

00:47:40.120 all right

00:47:40.640 you're right

00:47:41.060 you're right

00:47:41.520 you're right

00:47:42.000 but like you

00:47:43.620 know Roe

00:47:44.160 versus Wade

00:47:44.760 basically says

00:47:46.000 you can have

00:47:46.940 an abortion

00:47:47.340 in the first

00:47:47.820 trimester

00:47:48.320 in the second

00:47:49.200 trimester

00:47:49.720 you start getting

00:47:50.420 into certain

00:47:51.620 restrictions

00:47:52.120 in the third

00:47:53.020 trimester

00:47:53.500 a state can

00:47:53.960 pass any

00:47:54.320 restrictions

00:47:54.740 it wants

00:47:55.300 basically

00:47:55.800 so you know

00:47:58.140 that it's

00:47:58.940 basically a first

00:47:59.800 term of right

00:48:01.660 to an abortion

00:48:02.360 if you want to

00:48:03.040 put it that way

00:48:03.560 there's a lot

00:48:04.220 more detail to it

00:48:05.160 than that

00:48:05.480 but generally

00:48:06.140 speaking

00:48:06.640 there's also an

00:48:07.540 argument about

00:48:08.000 viability in there

00:48:09.240 but generally

00:48:10.040 speaking that's

00:48:10.600 what it says

00:48:11.100 you know

00:48:12.100 once it's a

00:48:12.720 viable child

00:48:13.500 you can't

00:48:13.900 absolutely

00:48:14.800 states can

00:48:15.400 restrict it

00:48:15.900 they can say

00:48:16.360 it's completely

00:48:16.860 illegal in the

00:48:18.060 third trimester

00:48:18.740 and in the first

00:48:19.620 trimester they really

00:48:20.460 can't say it's

00:48:21.640 completely illegal

00:48:22.400 that's kind of

00:48:23.360 what and that's

00:48:24.080 why it's

00:48:24.340 controversial

00:48:24.800 and that's why

00:48:25.260 these laws that

00:48:27.080 are being passed

00:48:27.760 to restrict it

00:48:28.480 more than the

00:48:29.500 first trimester

00:48:30.080 are going to go

00:48:31.520 to the supreme

00:48:32.040 court in theory

00:48:32.740 and that's going

00:48:33.260 to be the big

00:48:33.720 challenge

00:48:34.080 that's why

00:48:34.800 these things

00:48:35.240 are going on

00:48:35.780 so with that

00:48:37.480 being said

00:48:37.980 what do people

00:48:39.120 actually think

00:48:39.680 about abortion

00:48:40.200 nine percent

00:48:41.500 of people think

00:48:42.160 it should never

00:48:42.780 be legal

00:48:43.280 nine percent

00:48:44.720 okay

00:48:45.340 under any

00:48:46.420 circumstance

00:48:47.040 whatsoever

00:48:47.680 another nine

00:48:49.020 percent say

00:48:49.720 it should be

00:48:50.100 life of the

00:48:50.720 mother only

00:48:51.320 the only exception

00:48:52.640 so now you're

00:48:53.140 at 18 percent

00:48:54.180 say life

00:48:54.980 or more

00:48:56.400 restrictive

00:48:56.880 29 percent

00:48:58.820 of people

00:48:59.280 say it

00:48:59.980 should only

00:49:00.440 be allowed

00:49:01.020 in the instance

00:49:01.840 of rape

00:49:02.500 incest 0.92

00:49:03.220 and life

00:49:04.420 of the

00:49:04.680 mother

00:49:04.880 okay

00:49:06.000 so now

00:49:06.720 you're at

00:49:07.300 that's how

00:49:07.720 many

00:49:07.960 uh 29 percent

00:49:09.460 so you're at

00:49:09.880 47 percent

00:49:11.020 of people

00:49:11.700 who say

00:49:12.860 basically

00:49:14.120 rape and

00:49:14.960 incest 0.92

00:49:15.460 and life

00:49:16.160 and that's

00:49:16.700 it

00:49:16.880 or more

00:49:18.040 restricted

00:49:18.360 than that

00:49:18.740 okay

00:49:19.140 so that's

00:49:20.100 again

00:49:20.460 if only

00:49:21.020 35 percent

00:49:21.980 of these

00:49:22.240 people

00:49:22.440 consider

00:49:22.920 themselves

00:49:23.460 to be

00:49:24.040 pro-choice

00:49:25.040 or excuse me

00:49:25.780 pro-life

00:49:26.380 only for

00:49:27.500 only 40

00:49:28.520 uh 35 percent

00:49:29.640 say that

00:49:30.000 but 47 percent

00:49:31.200 are at the

00:49:33.300 point where

00:49:33.840 let's say

00:49:34.240 george w bush's

00:49:35.460 position was

00:49:36.080 rape incest 0.94

00:49:36.720 life of the

00:49:37.160 mother

00:49:37.340 right so

00:49:38.120 like i mean

00:49:38.660 that's a

00:49:39.060 pretty standard

00:49:40.840 way of

00:49:41.440 of identifying

00:49:42.400 my church

00:49:43.540 exactly

00:49:44.200 my church

00:49:46.080 is there

00:49:46.780 that's where

00:49:47.820 my church

00:49:48.400 is right

00:49:48.980 and they would

00:49:49.660 consider themselves

00:49:50.480 pro-life

00:49:51.000 and this is why

00:49:51.640 this roe versus

00:49:52.280 wade and pro-choice

00:49:53.320 pro-life thing

00:49:54.060 doesn't make any

00:49:54.740 sense for example

00:49:55.480 about a quarter

00:49:56.660 of people

00:49:57.960 who consider

00:49:59.320 themselves

00:50:00.160 to be

00:50:01.240 pro-choice

00:50:02.060 agree with

00:50:03.280 the mormon

00:50:03.940 church's

00:50:04.520 policy on

00:50:06.040 abortion

00:50:06.360 think about

00:50:09.000 that for a

00:50:09.440 second

00:50:09.600 these terms

00:50:10.380 are completely

00:50:11.480 misused in

00:50:12.180 our society

00:50:12.760 people who

00:50:13.600 say you know

00:50:14.020 what yeah

00:50:14.320 rape incest 0.94

00:50:15.060 and life

00:50:15.500 of the

00:50:15.740 mother

00:50:15.940 a position

00:50:16.820 absolutely

00:50:17.620 associated

00:50:18.160 with pro-lifers

00:50:19.040 not pro-choicers 0.87

00:50:19.900 about a quarter

00:50:20.860 of people who

00:50:21.480 identify themselves

00:50:22.520 as pro-choice

00:50:23.240 think that

00:50:23.960 should be

00:50:24.200 the law

00:50:24.500 like that

00:50:25.940 is it's

00:50:26.940 completely

00:50:27.660 misused

00:50:28.360 then there's

00:50:29.560 another 23%

00:50:30.720 who say it

00:50:31.800 should be

00:50:32.360 in the first

00:50:33.240 trimester only

00:50:34.200 and that's

00:50:35.080 essentially the

00:50:35.580 roe versus

00:50:36.020 wade standard

00:50:36.900 so people

00:50:38.580 a lot of times

00:50:39.400 will say

00:50:40.080 well roe versus

00:50:40.900 wade that means

00:50:41.580 you're essentially

00:50:42.160 the democratic party

00:50:43.040 well it's not

00:50:43.600 at all right

00:50:44.280 i mean you have

00:50:45.120 now 20 you

00:50:46.100 have 20 let's

00:50:47.260 see 32

00:50:47.940 41 61 71

00:50:50.200 70% of people

00:50:52.100 basically saying

00:50:52.860 you know

00:50:53.200 roe versus wade

00:50:54.440 is the way to go

00:50:55.660 which at this point

00:50:56.460 is a massive move

00:50:57.280 to the right

00:50:58.100 people don't realize

00:50:59.120 that they say

00:50:59.560 they want to

00:50:59.860 overturn roe versus

00:51:00.680 wade

00:51:01.060 well overturning

00:51:01.840 roe versus wade

00:51:02.860 uh is is of course

00:51:04.920 something that i

00:51:05.640 advocate for as a

00:51:06.600 pro-lifer however

00:51:07.600 going back to

00:51:08.520 pro versus roe

00:51:09.600 versus wade would

00:51:10.160 also be something

00:51:10.800 you can advocate

00:51:11.400 for as a pro-lifer

00:51:12.320 because that is a

00:51:13.580 move to the right

00:51:14.660 from where we are

00:51:15.640 and a massive one

00:51:16.520 um another 11%

00:51:18.440 saying uh the first

00:51:19.620 two trimesters

00:51:20.360 and then at the

00:51:21.380 very end you have

00:51:22.460 what is essentially

00:51:23.360 now the mainstream

00:51:25.180 democratic position

00:51:27.120 which is you can

00:51:29.020 have it anytime you

00:51:29.640 want right it's up

00:51:30.360 to the mother

00:51:30.820 which is a choice

00:51:31.900 argument a pure

00:51:32.840 pro-choice argument

00:51:34.040 and that is 18%

00:51:35.640 of the population

00:51:36.420 so think of the way

00:51:38.480 these things are

00:51:39.400 are tossed at you

00:51:41.180 in the media

00:51:41.640 it doesn't seem at

00:51:43.080 all like only 18%

00:51:44.980 of people believe

00:51:46.120 the mainstream

00:51:46.760 democratic party

00:51:47.740 view

00:51:48.280 it seems like

00:51:49.740 something

00:51:49.980 completely

00:51:50.320 I don't believe

00:51:52.140 it is 18%

00:51:53.140 you think it's

00:51:53.880 lower than that

00:51:54.380 or higher

00:51:54.820 lower

00:51:56.380 come on

00:51:58.640 18% of Americans

00:52:00.440 20% of Americans

00:52:02.540 believe we should

00:52:03.700 be able to kill

00:52:04.400 a baby

00:52:04.980 five minutes

00:52:05.940 from birth

00:52:06.460 I mean that's

00:52:07.900 really the only

00:52:08.400 I you know

00:52:09.360 you can argue this

00:52:10.200 but I think

00:52:10.600 I think it's the

00:52:11.640 most consistent

00:52:12.760 position

00:52:13.200 right like if

00:52:14.140 you're a if

00:52:14.680 you're a life

00:52:15.400 if you're saying

00:52:16.100 pro-choice

00:52:17.080 you are saying

00:52:18.040 the mother has

00:52:18.760 a right to

00:52:19.580 choose essentially

00:52:21.020 when that becomes

00:52:22.160 a being

00:52:22.680 which is a

00:52:23.720 completely ridiculous

00:52:25.220 standard obviously

00:52:26.260 because then we

00:52:26.820 can give the

00:52:27.240 mother the right

00:52:27.940 to choose that

00:52:28.440 when the kid

00:52:28.820 is seven too

00:52:29.660 it doesn't make

00:52:30.340 any sense

00:52:30.920 if you're about

00:52:31.740 choice why are

00:52:32.500 you restricting

00:52:33.020 it to birth

00:52:33.600 the woman that I

00:52:35.560 just said was

00:52:37.080 in Atlanta that

00:52:38.640 they're searching

00:52:39.140 for the mother

00:52:40.540 who had a baby

00:52:42.240 wrapped it in a

00:52:43.140 garbage bag and

00:52:44.100 then took it out

00:52:44.700 into the woods

00:52:45.260 it was just a

00:52:45.880 few hours old

00:52:46.580 when they found

00:52:47.160 the baby she

00:52:48.320 might have done

00:52:48.820 it right after

00:52:49.420 birth what why

00:52:52.300 are we searching

00:52:52.920 for her to say

00:52:54.440 oh good for you

00:52:55.560 celebrate your

00:52:56.820 choice yeah it's

00:52:57.760 a very very

00:52:58.320 because what's

00:52:58.840 the difference

00:52:59.420 yeah very similar

00:53:00.140 to what Governor

00:53:01.220 Northam said which

00:53:02.260 was basically the

00:53:03.060 mother and and

00:53:04.120 the doctor should

00:53:04.700 be able to choose

00:53:05.380 whether they want

00:53:05.880 to give life-saving

00:53:07.100 treatment to the

00:53:08.800 baby so why bother

00:53:09.960 if the mother

00:53:10.800 obviously chose

00:53:11.780 she that she did

00:53:13.080 not want the baby

00:53:13.880 to receive life

00:53:14.760 saving treatment

00:53:16.080 so why give it

00:53:16.720 to her so let

00:53:18.440 me give you some

00:53:18.800 of these a couple

00:53:20.160 of other things

00:53:20.620 here in this

00:53:21.000 because this is I

00:53:21.880 mean it's really

00:53:22.220 fascinating specifics

00:53:23.880 pro-life or pro-choice

00:53:25.720 you need to watch

00:53:26.340 you need to have an

00:53:26.940 ultrasound before

00:53:28.760 you have an abortion 0.89

00:53:29.560 would you consider

00:53:30.180 that to be a pro-life

00:53:30.900 or pro-choice view

00:53:32.140 I would say that is

00:53:34.000 a pro-life pro-life

00:53:35.200 view right that is

00:53:36.860 that policy forcing

00:53:38.780 women to look at 0.99

00:53:39.820 an ultrasound before

00:53:40.620 getting an abortion

00:53:41.120 52% to 43% a

00:53:43.120 popular policy in

00:53:44.460 fact a third of

00:53:45.300 pro-choicers believe

00:53:46.480 that that should be

00:53:47.160 the law how about a

00:53:48.260 24-hour waiting

00:53:49.060 period again it's a

00:53:50.600 pro-life law right

00:53:52.660 65% say that should

00:53:55.080 be the law in fact

00:53:56.640 includes 41% of

00:53:58.460 people who consider

00:53:59.040 themselves pro-choice

00:54:00.320 how about a law

00:54:02.420 that requires doctors

00:54:04.080 to have hospital

00:54:04.980 admitting privileges

00:54:05.960 years this is seen

00:54:07.180 as one of the most

00:54:07.800 restrictive pro-life

00:54:09.680 laws available however

00:54:11.580 64% of people

00:54:13.400 support it at least

00:54:16.060 as worded in this

00:54:16.920 poll and this is one

00:54:18.360 of the things we

00:54:18.740 were talking about

00:54:19.220 earlier about how

00:54:19.900 they word these

00:54:20.480 polls the poll

00:54:22.320 basically says should

00:54:23.700 doctors be forced

00:54:25.960 or required to have

00:54:27.260 hospital admitting

00:54:28.120 privileges this is a

00:54:29.000 law that pro-lifers

00:54:29.920 show because in

00:54:32.200 Roe versus Wade

00:54:33.000 there's talk about

00:54:34.280 health restrictions in

00:54:35.460 the second trimester in

00:54:36.460 particular so that's

00:54:38.160 obviously pro-life

00:54:38.840 rule you want to

00:54:39.740 make the doctors

00:54:41.140 have more medical

00:54:43.700 responsibilities however

00:54:45.980 68% of pro-choice

00:54:48.220 voters think that

00:54:49.180 should be the law and

00:54:49.800 only 59% of pro-life

00:54:51.320 voters so it's more

00:54:52.740 people don't even know

00:54:53.500 what their choice yeah

00:54:54.420 people don't even know

00:54:55.340 what they're talking

00:54:56.000 about at this point

00:54:56.760 this is why it's

00:54:57.540 really impossible to

00:54:59.080 have any kind of real

00:55:00.340 discussion with people

00:55:01.460 because you'll bring a

00:55:02.980 fact up and they'll say

00:55:03.980 well I don't know about

00:55:05.060 that I'm just against it

00:55:06.380 because right and so

00:55:08.420 you can't really have

00:55:09.720 yeah it's teams you

00:55:11.200 can't really truly have

00:55:12.820 any intellectual

00:55:13.760 discussions with people

00:55:15.040 because we're being

00:55:16.120 discouraged by it I

00:55:17.480 want to go back into

00:55:18.300 the language here in

00:55:19.220 just a second we'll

00:55:19.880 finish up this poll and

00:55:20.860 go back into the

00:55:21.560 language of another

00:55:22.340 poll that we went into

00:55:23.280 yesterday because I

00:55:25.300 changed the language and

00:55:26.560 I wanted to see if there

00:55:27.460 was any difference and

00:55:28.760 Stu will give us the

00:55:29.560 results of that coming up

00:55:31.100 in one minute you

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00:57:17.040 station ID so to do a quick

00:57:36.780 wrap up of this Glenn because

00:57:38.380 if you look at the poll in

00:57:39.400 its entirety what you see is

00:57:40.660 people do want abortion to be

00:57:42.880 available in some circumstances

00:57:44.520 but circumstances that are

00:57:46.040 more restricted than they are

00:57:47.300 now that's the that's the

00:57:48.460 takeaway so in other words

00:57:50.980 safe legal and rare and rare

00:57:55.220 being the one thing that's I

00:57:56.440 would say I mean everyone

00:57:57.740 wants it you know if God

00:57:58.880 forbid something's gonna

00:57:59.540 this happen I don't know how

00:58:00.120 it's I don't know how

00:58:00.580 abortion is safe considering 1.00

00:58:01.580 you're intentionally killing

00:58:02.780 one of the things involved in

00:58:03.780 it but still yes they want it

00:58:05.720 to be safe legal and very

00:58:06.940 rare and rare very rare I

00:58:09.740 mean many people think it

00:58:10.900 should be almost never

00:58:11.740 available but still consider

00:58:12.940 themselves to be pro-choice

00:58:14.060 which is bizarre and what

00:58:14.960 this shows is of course that

00:58:16.200 the messaging factor is

00:58:18.700 going the left's way with a

00:58:20.920 massive assist from the media

00:58:22.320 so let me look at it this way

00:58:23.920 here Glenn if you look at the

00:58:25.820 two positions that are being

00:58:27.820 talked about a lot the extreme

00:58:29.720 positions that are debated

00:58:30.940 quote-unquote extreme sort of

00:58:34.500 positions you have the left

00:58:35.820 saying it's a it's available all

00:58:38.280 the way to birth okay it's a

00:58:40.880 woman's right to choose you 1.00

00:58:41.920 can't restrict that woman's 1.00

00:58:42.900 right to choose we have 24

00:58:43.920 candidates in this race every

00:58:45.280 single one of them has has

00:58:46.780 advocated for some vision of

00:58:49.980 that where women will be able 1.00

00:58:51.340 to choose the entire time for

00:58:53.420 right now what's going on with

00:58:56.040 Republican lawmakers is they're

00:58:57.520 trying to do heartbeat laws

00:58:58.820 right those are the two main

00:59:00.240 positions being talked about at

00:59:02.420 the at the extremes well right

00:59:04.400 now if you look at in the poll it

00:59:06.300 asks all of these questions it

00:59:07.780 says what do you think it should

00:59:09.480 abortion be available all the way 0.68

00:59:11.320 to birth and they say 16% of

00:59:14.500 people say yes to that so the

00:59:16.700 mainstream 24 candidates

00:59:18.320 universal agreement on the

00:59:20.320 Democratic side only 16% of

00:59:22.480 Americans actually support that

00:59:24.500 position now in the Democratic on

00:59:27.120 the Republican side it's a

00:59:28.260 heartbeat law abortion should only 0.99

00:59:30.220 be available until a heartbeat

00:59:31.900 begins about six or eight weeks

00:59:33.520 into the pregnancy right 46% of

00:59:37.260 people believe that should be the

00:59:39.020 law so it's 46 to 16 yet one side

00:59:44.100 is presented as if essentially it's

00:59:46.900 Adolf Hitler making the policy the 0.75

00:59:49.580 most hateful thing you've ever heard

00:59:51.360 in your entire life only six weeks

00:59:54.180 women might not even know they're 1.00

00:59:55.440 pregnant yet well half the country

00:59:57.360 believes that should be the law only

00:59:59.760 16% believe that the what the

01:00:02.400 entire Democratic field believes that

01:00:06.860 yes it should be available all the

01:00:09.020 way to birth because at the

01:00:10.480 fundamental level the mommy gets to 0.94

01:00:12.500 make the choice that is not the way

01:00:14.860 it's presented at all and it's why I

01:00:17.060 think you see so many people who think

01:00:19.560 that they are pro-choice I mean you

01:00:23.320 know that is just like none of their

01:00:26.460 underlying positions identify a pro-choice

01:00:29.400 viewpoint as it's currently constructed

01:00:31.700 in our in our political system but

01:00:33.960 they still believe the media media has

01:00:36.900 made pro-choice into extreme positions

01:00:40.460 and so they think that anything

01:00:42.420 reasonable has to be pro-choice yeah

01:00:47.880 because it's good is unreasonable yeah

01:00:51.400 pro-life pro-choice means good and

01:00:54.720 anything unreasonable has got to come

01:00:58.160 from the other side so this is

01:01:00.040 reasonable rape incest blah blah blah

01:01:02.840 it's got it can't be the the people

01:01:06.360 on the you know on the right because

01:01:08.580 they're unreasonable and I see this all

01:01:10.940 the time when you know I we talk to

01:01:13.060 people all the time that are involved

01:01:14.240 in these debates every day we have

01:01:15.600 people on the news and why it matters

01:01:16.920 all the time that kind of cycle in as

01:01:18.300 panelists and there's people who are

01:01:19.700 talking about these issues every day of

01:01:21.860 their life almost universally when I

01:01:24.480 bring up the point that European laws

01:01:26.960 are more restrictive on abortion than

01:01:29.260 the US laws they're always shocked by

01:01:31.980 that point always you know here's

01:01:35.020 progressive Europe that's supposed to

01:01:36.520 be so enlightened and they have more

01:01:38.840 restrictive laws on abortion than we

01:01:40.840 do people don't even know these things

01:01:42.860 because the media is is doing what you

01:01:44.900 just said saying pro-life is bad and

01:01:46.860 pro-choice is good period right and

01:01:49.360 Americans are Puritans so why not 0.99

01:01:53.640 believe that if the media says it so

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01:03:20.140 hello America from coast to coast this is

01:03:26.240 the Glenn Beck program yesterday Stu I went

01:03:30.260 through a new poll about conspiracy theories

01:03:34.540 and it's it's rather disturbing if you look

01:03:37.140 at it the way it was written in the the the

01:03:39.940 way it was answered but I want to go through

01:03:42.580 it first with you tell me you agree or

01:03:45.500 disagree moon landing was faked I disagree

01:03:49.960 doesn't that do I do not 11 percent right

01:03:54.000 11 percent say that it was government is

01:03:58.640 using chemtrails or chemicals in order to

01:04:02.020 control the population no 20 percent of

01:04:07.100 Americans 19 percent say that they are that's

01:04:10.080 a more that's a crazy number yeah more pop that's

01:04:12.640 a more popular conspiracy theory than I

01:04:14.520 realized yeah Illuminati secretly controlling

01:04:18.680 the world 21 percent no climate change is a

01:04:23.620 hoax like this I think just respond don't

01:04:26.840 think just respond I mean I've you know we've

01:04:30.760 done too much in this for me to not parse it a

01:04:32.960 little bit I mean I you know I think climate

01:04:34.620 change is a hoax is essentially shorthand by

01:04:38.100 many Republicans and people on the right for

01:04:39.860 saying a lot of different things but I mean I

01:04:42.280 do I think it's a hoax I would say I don't

01:04:43.920 think it's a hoax no I mean it's not a hoax but

01:04:46.740 it is there's a there's a massive problems with

01:04:48.820 it and that's how people shorthand to that point

01:04:50.480 so far you and I are in agreement climate change is a

01:04:55.500 hoax I kind of waver on because there's parts of

01:04:58.600 it that are parts of it that are not the change

01:05:02.260 itself is not I don't think 9-11 was an inside job

01:05:07.260 absolutely not okay you disagree with 23 percent of

01:05:13.640 Americans the government is hiding aliens in area 51

01:05:18.080 no okay me neither there is a deep state working against

01:05:24.000 the US president Donald Trump and his supporters

01:05:26.320 don't think I mean as a conspiracy theory no I don't

01:05:31.940 think that's a I don't think that that's it I you know

01:05:34.380 there's another one I'd love to parse for another five

01:05:36.640 minutes here but I yes yes yes last one Lee Harvey

01:05:41.440 Oswald did not act alone in assassinating JFK so it's a

01:05:46.000 double negative here so I'm saying he did act alone so yeah

01:05:49.920 no he did not act alone in assassinating right so I'm

01:05:53.380 saying no he did not not act alone I think I follow okay so

01:06:00.300 you and I are in in complete agreement yesterday I

01:06:04.420 answered these questions but I just took in a lot of the

01:06:07.820 assumptions and said okay well I I don't think he acted I

01:06:13.640 mean I think he acted alone you know I that's what I

01:06:16.500 believe however I wouldn't be surprised to find out so I

01:06:21.660 went online and we did a survey and you can still take this

01:06:25.580 at glennbeck.com and I'd love to see it now 47 percent of the

01:06:31.380 American people say Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone in

01:06:34.820 assassinating JFK let me change the wording of this and see if

01:06:39.400 it changes the the percentage I believe Lee Harvey Oswald killed

01:06:46.020 JFK alone however I would not be surprised to find out that the 0.92

01:06:50.900 government sealed evidence that others were involved I would

01:06:55.780 say I would say yes to that now you've converted me from a no to a

01:07:00.380 yes on that one right because I don't know and the government has

01:07:06.160 such a bad reputation of hiding things that I don't know right but I'm

01:07:12.500 gonna I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist but I want to leave the

01:07:16.480 door open yeah I think right like I don't think it's a conspiracy theory to

01:07:21.040 think that additional evidence could be provided that changes your mind this is

01:07:25.060 how you're supposed to operate in every in every circumstance okay if by deep

01:07:31.780 state the second one what we give me give me the percentages of how it turned

01:07:35.460 out so first one originally Harvey Oswald originally was 47 percent say they

01:07:39.880 believed in that conspiracy theory the way you worded it was 85 percent okay why

01:07:47.020 because it's not forcing you into a conspiracy theory or denying the fact that

01:07:54.300 there are parts of it that are not covered in this and you're like oh well I

01:07:57.920 don't know that's not quite right but do you know what I mean right if by deep

01:08:04.660 state you mean long-time Washington power brokers who are used to calling

01:08:10.120 the shots and now feel threatened by Donald Trump not listening to their

01:08:14.620 advice or counsel yes I do believe that many people like that are working against

01:08:20.300 him and his administration I mean that's I think that's basically proven

01:08:25.160 right I mean you we know that they've bragged about it in op-eds right they've

01:08:29.680 said they didn't put things on his desk like there's lots of examples of this and

01:08:34.520 that one so initially went from 29 percent originally to 98 percent of our

01:08:41.400 audience says yes to that and that's what I think is fair like I mean like you

01:08:44.460 look at that and you say not only have you seen people in the FBI who outwardly

01:08:49.200 were you know trashing Trump and they're not you know to each other at least in

01:08:53.260 private text you have people who've written op-eds about it you've seen large

01:08:57.620 exposés of these types of behaviors in books and where they're presenting it as

01:09:03.340 positive like Donald Trump's crazy so we stepped in to stop him well that's not

01:09:06.780 how an administration is supposed to operate so I you know I think yeah that's

01:09:11.520 that's fair as long as you're just defining it you're not defining it as

01:09:14.100 like some group of you know dr evils somewhere which is how it's presented you

01:09:20.540 know I think that that is absolutely and we've already seen evidence of this so I

01:09:25.820 am not I don't believe that aliens are in Area 51 or spaceships personally I

01:09:31.560 don't believe that however instead of saying the government is hiding aliens in

01:09:37.080 Area 51 27 percent I think the average person feels more like this whether alien

01:09:44.520 bodies are in Area 51 or not I do believe the government knows more about UFOs than

01:09:50.840 they have told us right and we just have seen reporting on this right this is

01:09:54.920 they've just we've had people from inside these government offices yeah they say

01:09:59.480 like yeah we know that they're real we don't know what they are yet we don't

01:10:02.480 necessarily know they're from outer space or anything like that but we do know

01:10:05.260 that these things have occurred many times we and we've seen video of this

01:10:09.440 recently 27 percent said that initially to that and 82 percent of the audience when

01:10:15.800 you worded it that way said yeah I'm on you just you're just flipping things

01:10:20.820 I mean it's just flipping it upside down okay the next one is um 9-11 was an

01:10:27.260 inside job and 23 percent of the American people agreed with that I do not now let

01:10:34.580 me word it this way I do not believe the US government was involved in 9-11 but as

01:10:41.020 we do know NSA advisor Sandy Berger was caught destroying documents from the

01:10:46.320 National Archives related to both Bush Clinton and the Saudis all

01:10:52.600 administrations have been too close to the Saudis and the Saudis were involved on

01:10:58.100 9-11 at some level now what it's gone from 23 percent 23 80 percent I mean this

01:11:05.240 one you actually do outwardly say the conspiracy theory isn't true right you're

01:11:09.540 saying I do not believe the government was involved in 9-11 so you're going to 0.68

01:11:12.800 capture a lot of people I think by it is a somewhat a different question I think

01:11:16.960 at that level but the idea that there were people covering their butts because

01:11:21.620 they knew they looked bad and they didn't want certain things to come out I mean I

01:11:26.780 think that's the thing a lot of people believe and we we seem to find those

01:11:30.040 things out later on all the time you know whatever conspiracy whatever situation

01:11:34.120 is a major story 20 years ago you know I mean look at the Martin Luther King thing for

01:11:38.720 a second Martin there is a report that came out the F from the FBI that said he

01:11:42.860 was present and laughing at an ongoing rape and there's supposedly audio tape of

01:11:49.100 it and we find that out fit you know how many years after we get a US holiday for

01:11:54.520 the guy I mean you know again he's done all he did a lot of great things there's

01:11:57.680 no question about it but I don't know that he gets a US holiday if he's you know

01:12:01.040 laughing at a woman being raped probably not a me too kind of situation there yeah

01:12:06.260 might have been important information to have before we voted on the holiday

01:12:10.220 fair all right 22% say climate change is a hoax all right I wrote I believe the

01:12:20.080 climate is always changing it's natural I'd be willing to accept that man may play

01:12:27.000 a role in this but I do not believe in the solutions currently being discussed nor do

01:12:33.600 I believe the intention of most political activists are pure yeah so it's 22%

01:12:39.300 initially now 97% of your audience believes that 97% the George or the

01:12:50.020 Illuminati is secretly in control of the world 21% I wrote any talk of the Illuminati

01:12:57.260 provides the true dangers to man free man's freedom like very powerful NGOs and

01:13:03.560 men like George Soros a perfect cover yeah that goes from 21 to 91% though again I

01:13:11.140 think that one has a little bit of a it's a little bit of a different point you're

01:13:14.220 making there like that's it one is do I believe in the Illuminati the second one

01:13:18.160 is I the Illuminati is just a cover for other bad groups those are sort of two

01:13:24.800 different positions but it's definitely one that you know you can look at and say

01:13:27.580 look because it's true I mean if you don't believe in the Illuminati and most

01:13:30.620 don't you look at that as just a distraction from actual what the Illuminati

01:13:34.660 is for the love of Pete I mean I know the Illuminati existed you know what in the 15

01:13:40.540 1600s I come on come on all right the government is using chemicals to control the

01:13:50.360 population through chemtrails 19% agree with that that's crazy that's higher than I

01:13:58.080 would have expected because that feels like even fringy for conspiracy theorists

01:14:01.460 yeah here is the here is the score on that and here's how I reworded that the US

01:14:10.080 government has done horrible experience experiments on people and our land I also

01:14:17.300 suspect that they will do more things like that in the future but I don't believe in the

01:14:22.400 systematic spraying of chemicals using chemtrails initially 19% said they believe in the chemtrails

01:14:28.980 thing 83% in the way that you worded it so you okay the moon landing was real but I see a time

01:14:40.520 coming when people will not be able to trust their eyes due to deep fakes I mean that isn't I don't

01:14:47.120 know how you disagree with that one 96% of the audience agreed with that one I mean the only reason

01:14:51.060 you would disagree with that is if you think the moon landing wasn't real right if you think the

01:14:56.200 moon landing wasn't real you couldn't agree with that statement uh but as a as 4% of our audience

01:15:01.140 apparently did uh but you know it goes from 11 to 96% when you reword it that way these the wording

01:15:07.500 makes a lot of difference in polls what was the strongest what was the strongest result I mean between

01:15:15.520 deep state uh not landing on the moon and climate those are the the three strongest ones where our

01:15:22.040 audience obviously uh is going to be skeptical of of the solutions presented by the government for

01:15:28.100 climate change which they should be uh also you know the idea that deep fakes I mean I don't know

01:15:33.920 there's any audience in America that's more prepared for what's happening what's coming with deep

01:15:37.760 fakes we've been talking about it for multiple years way before uh it became you know a serious topic

01:15:43.920 talked about in the news uh and I remember talking about it seriously and and having you know friends

01:15:50.260 of advisors going Glenn you lose your audience every time you talk about this stuff this is just sounds

01:15:55.460 ridiculous and I'm like I know but it won't soon it won't soon right and that's we've seen that uh you

01:16:02.380 know you see that with our ratings as we see them you know initially you talked about that stuff it did

01:16:06.860 not do well but it now does because you know there's much more awareness about it and people realize you

01:16:11.240 were talking about it before everybody else so it was a good indication as to someone who actually

01:16:14.740 has put thought into it um but you know when it comes to uh the deep state is another big one and

01:16:20.940 we did a an entire chalkboard series on the deep state and what it actually means and it doesn't mean

01:16:27.460 this idea that Dr. Evil is around somewhere trying to stop the Trump administration what it means is

01:16:32.860 like it doesn't mean the the the media would like to make that into the star chamber but I don't think

01:16:39.400 it's I don't think most people look at it as a star chamber there's no there's no meetings in dark

01:16:46.340 darkened rooms with everybody getting together and saying all right corporations are you all in

01:16:53.460 yes master I mean it's just it's not that way it's just people who like their power that do not want to

01:17:03.020 get uh get rid of their power don't want to seed it and and perhaps even think that the president is

01:17:10.060 wrong maybe it's about more than power and they decide he's dangerous he's got to go and they'll

01:17:16.620 find like-minded people to to work with them to thwart him in in any way that they can and when we come

01:17:24.720 back after the top of the hour uh or no we have still time when we come back in just a couple of minutes

01:17:29.940 I'm going to show you um evidence of that I think if I can find it in a stack of all my paperwork

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01:25:39.360 that i'm sure you're going to get that delicate balance right and that delicate balance is to go ahead

01:25:45.620 and and and make sure that you get the borderline content so not the content that is violated

01:25:52.940 anything but the content that just doesn't feel right oh that sounds like it's gonna be easy for you

01:26:01.360 steven crowder uh said i'm not sorry about what i did uh here's steven crowder

01:26:10.000 i'm not i'm not sorry i'll uh i'll tell you what i am though

01:26:14.720 i am um i am grateful i am really grateful to the uh the outpouring of support that we've seen

01:26:25.940 from people let me sort of explain this a little bit you know we offered the promo code uh free

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01:26:46.340 didn't use the promo code and i've received so many messages emails from people saying we wanted

01:26:52.480 to pay full price just because we want to support what it is that that the team is doing and i really

01:26:57.560 i i appreciate it i do want to clarify though the promo code is there to be used so if you have a

01:27:02.640 hard time affording the 99 a year if that's a stretch please take advantage i'm actually going to

01:27:06.740 extend the promo code all the way through tuesday night free speech still get the full 30 off um

01:27:12.360 but i didn't i didn't want to go without thanking you guys and i have some other people that i would

01:27:16.960 like to thank and something i'd like to clarify with you guys by the way the reason i'm taping this

01:27:20.020 on my phone is because about to hop on a plane uh taping a thematically appropriate change my mind

01:27:27.680 given the current circumstances if i were an auteur that would be foreshadowing

01:27:33.980 um and for people who just joined mug club uh tonight there's still as we pre-taped a full

01:27:39.140 one hour life advice segment so that is going up um right now but i wanted to thank everyone on

01:27:43.320 on youtube specifically not just mug club members and not just people at daily wire you know ben

01:27:49.000 shapiro andrew clavin michael knowles all of them thank you so much and of course everyone at the

01:27:52.080 blaze like mark levin and glenn beck and and roaming millennial um but people over here at youtube who

01:27:58.440 who really um aren't necessarily i have to switch arms gosh i need to work on my shoulder endurance this is

01:28:03.660 embarrassing um people who aren't even necessarily political people who wouldn't agree with our

01:28:09.160 politics but covered this anyway because we you know you understand the context you understand the

01:28:14.840 issue that all of us are facing people like not only tim pool and joe rogan but people like kingstar

01:28:20.240 and philip defranco anyone who i've forgotten uh i really do appreciate it

01:28:24.180 so he makes a uh he makes a really good point that more people are coming out than just conservatives

01:28:35.260 people are starting to be really concerned for instance the news industry has now joined calls for

01:28:43.980 increased scrutiny of big tech struggling news industry is joining calls to increase oversight of

01:28:50.160 tech giants like facebook and google urging policymakers to also take into account how

01:28:55.240 silicon valley has upended its business of journalism the antitrust investigation into tech giants will

01:29:03.220 hold a hearing on tuesday to hear from industry leaders and advocates who believe that silicon valley

01:29:08.100 is responsible for the decline in local newspapers and has threatened the business models relied on by many

01:29:13.640 outlets now i don't agree with this reason i mean that is honestly like the carriage companies saying i i don't like

01:29:24.540 these car companies they're getting too big they're putting us out of business well yeah because i thought you

01:29:30.500 were progressive progress i thought you were for that i don't want a newspaper i want to be able to just

01:29:38.820 grab it online now yes it upends your business practices but i go back to if anybody remembers you're my age

01:29:47.540 you'll remember if you bought a gm or any any gm car it said on the door plate as you would step out it had a

01:29:57.320 little picture of an of an old carriage and it said the fisher carriage company that's what gm was before it

01:30:05.220 became general motors it was the fisher carriage company and they were making carriages and they

01:30:10.840 decided you know we either gotta we either gotta join them or they're gonna crush us and so they

01:30:17.040 stopped making horse-drawn carriages and started making cars that's that's what companies should do

01:30:24.280 when you start to see the progress you get out of the way and you join them in the next century or

01:30:32.080 you're gonna go out of business so the industry is calling for more scrutiny and they're asking the

01:30:38.060 democrats to help them that is always the last sign before an industry goes out of business they ask

01:30:46.200 for government protection so they don't go out of business it doesn't work it retards progress did he 0.93

01:30:54.820 say the word retard oh my gosh that is awful he is so politically incorrect yes i know i know and i might 0.70

01:31:04.040 use it again in the same context later so what is youtube saying that they're going to do

01:31:10.440 well yesterday i did about an hour on this uh new york times story making of a youtube radical

01:31:18.360 algorithms in the alt-right and on the alt-right believe it or not was was dave rubin and ben shapiro

01:31:26.620 and jordan peterson that's the alt-right to the new york times so they show that they have absolutely

01:31:33.260 no idea what they're talking about and they they say towards the end that um youtube has played a role

01:31:42.480 in steering a lot of people towards the far right fringes and it suggests that in time youtube is

01:31:50.660 listen to this capable of steering them in a very different direction now hang on just a second what

01:31:58.680 you're gonna steer people this is cast sunstein's nudge this is uh bernay's and original propaganda

01:32:11.660 this is moving people this is everything you should worry about in a big brother situation

01:32:19.960 that big brother watches you knows everything about you and big brother will eventually shoot you if it

01:32:27.340 has no other choice but big brother will nudge you will push you into the direction it wants well i got

01:32:34.600 news for you youtube is not some charity it's not run by mother teresa they want views they want to

01:32:43.060 control all of the views and so they'll do what's best for them so what are they doing they said um in

01:32:55.400 response youtube executives announced that the recommendation algorithm would give more weight

01:33:01.760 to watch time rather than views that way the creators would be encouraged to make videos that users would

01:33:09.020 finish and users would be more satisfied youtube would be able to show them more ads the bet paid off

01:33:16.680 within weeks of the algorithm change the company reported overall watch time was growing

01:33:22.240 even as the number of views shrank according to the 2017 report so it grew by more than 50 percent a year for

01:33:31.740 three consecutive years a month after its algorithm tweak youtube changed its rules to allow all video

01:33:40.240 creators to run ads with their videos and earn a portion of the revenue previously only popular channels

01:33:48.240 that had been vetted by youtube were able to run ads neither change was intended to benefit the far right

01:33:55.200 no kidding and youtube's algorithm had no inherent preference for extreme political content remember

01:34:02.480 extreme is ben shapiro and dave rubin it treated a white nationalist monologue no different from an

01:34:10.240 ariana grande cover or cake icing tutorial tutorial but at the far right they were well positioned to capitalize

01:34:20.400 on the changes many right-wing creators also made long video essays or posted video versions of their podcast

01:34:27.760 their inflammatory messages were now more engaging than the milder fare and they could earn more money from their

01:34:34.880 videos and they had a financial incentive to churn out as much material as possible a few progressive youtube channels

01:34:43.200 flourished from 2012 to 2016 but they were dwarfed by the creators on the right who had developed an intuitive feel

01:34:51.120 of the way youtube's platform worked and were better able to tap in the emerging wave of right-wing populism

01:34:58.880 this is youtube looking at this and saying we're going to punish those who are good business people

01:35:08.400 we're going to punish people who america wants to watch because we're not uh we're not about ratings

01:35:21.120 no we're above that we're about messages now they're going a step further and they are changing

01:35:28.880 the algorithm to steer you away from messages like mine or ben's or jordan peterson's or steven crowder's

01:35:39.600 watch carefully because you're being manipulated right now all right we break for 60 seconds

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01:37:41.920 so i just want to show you that because it's pride week 0.97

01:37:59.760 the um the ceo of youtube came out and said he was really really sorry he had to he had to apologize

01:38:10.640 to the gay community for what steven crowder did he was wholly inappropriate i want to play some audio

01:38:18.720 here on the gay pride gathering in washington dc the question was what is the biggest threat

01:38:29.360 to gay rights here's what the gay pride paraders had to say we're asking what people think the

01:38:36.400 biggest threat to gay rights is in america today why are you out here today i haven't been and i've

01:38:42.000 lived in this area my entire life so i went all out titties out we're here to celebrate our identities

01:38:48.480 our sexual identities our gender identities our expression what do you think the biggest threat

01:38:53.360 to gay rights is today straight people i think you could say this administration right now that's

01:38:58.240 all i'm going to say and i think our current administration donald trump yeah donald trump

01:39:03.360 the police first and foremost our current political establishment i think the biggest threat is the

01:39:09.680 trump administration what do you think the bigger threat to gay rights is in america radical islam or

01:39:15.760 donald trump yeah i think we all know the answer to that one the big orange thing sitting in the white

01:39:23.120 house yeah yeah the him radical islam or donald trump

01:39:28.240 i live under a rock um i would probably say trump donald trump sounds like a trick question to me

01:39:38.240 because they both got issues trump and his administration have cast in multiple threats

01:39:43.120 on our an entire race honestly trump is a white supremacist and all he cares about is white people

01:39:48.640 and white power white straight people white straight people he has no he gives no about

01:39:54.960 anyone other than white people that i am who i am if you don't like it it regardless of those

01:40:00.800 two options what is the biggest threat to gay rights in this country today i would say it comes

01:40:06.000 down to a humane rights issue the white power that involves this country is disgusting i think white 1.00

01:40:12.160 power should be released from this country and i think that trump and his administration perpetuated

01:40:17.840 system of racism that is institutionalized and black people and people of color are absolutely

01:40:23.920 marginalized and really just like criminalized for no reason and i think that it's all because of trump

01:40:29.600 and his administration how's your cortex what we need is people in power not just the president but like

01:40:35.440 congress to stand behind um like people that aren't just uh straight white men yeah straight white men

01:40:45.360 for sure um i'm here as an anti-capitalist as anti-police anti-military i'm here to celebrate

01:40:53.440 the original meaning of pride um so i'm here protesting the cops in the parade i'm here

01:40:58.960 processing the military in the parade and i'm here celebrating my identity and my friends as well

01:41:03.280 they don't want to republicans basically they don't want to see equal rights they don't want to see

01:41:07.760 anyone thriving okay all right i think we've heard enough now we get heard enough from acasio cortez here

01:41:13.360 acasio cortez who attends a parade these are the people that youtube is apologizing to really

01:41:26.960 which one is hate speech which one i don't know i got feelings

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01:43:00.960 glenn beck program i like glenn and i agree with him 90 of the time however once again he stepped over

01:43:10.720 the line anyone who openly hates cats i believe are very insecure and quote hates cats because they are

01:43:22.000 independent and cannot be controlled well that's not why i hate cats just my opinion but i have

01:43:29.840 learned not to totally trust anyone who does not like or at least appreciate cats and i take offense

01:43:35.120 to this i take umbrage to this because i do appreciate cats they make a very delicious stew

01:43:42.160 and it's perky dogs are you just trying to ruin the life of the people who check our email that's

01:43:50.080 it it's just that's all i try to do i know i feel like cats take them or leave them i really don't

01:43:56.480 care uh well leave them because i hate them dogs are liberals listen to this dogs are liberals they're 0.86

01:44:04.000 totally dependent on their owners and exhibit blind panting faith cats are conservatives and more than

01:44:09.920 capable of surviving on their own and are not dependent on handouts yes but just like a liberal

01:44:16.560 they're usually on my kitchen counter looking for my food yes and don't tell me some san francisco hippie 0.94

01:44:24.320 would not be jumping up on your counter and we should point out by the way that dogs i mean look at

01:44:29.040 chernobyl there's drugs ranging around there all the time they're not getting fed by anybody we've given

01:44:34.000 they've moved into the system they've learned to be good members of society so they are

01:44:39.760 fed by humans but if they are not fed by humans they're not going to just collapse they go out

01:44:44.160 and they find their food cats expect to be treated on equal terms and i love that about cats well mr smith

01:44:52.400 as if that is your real name uh you couldn't be more wrong and uh i just want you to know that it is my

01:45:01.680 deep belief google this real quick stew it is my deep belief that cats are liberals and dogs are

01:45:10.000 conservatives more conservatives like dogs and more liberals like and have cats this is i think that's

01:45:18.480 no matter what the study actually says that's universal truth well you will be happy to hear glenn that

01:45:24.640 the study and science backs you up on this uh there is a under the very clever demo cats and republicans

01:45:34.080 uh you find oh boy oh boy you find uh here's the top 10 states for cat ownership 10 ohio okay purple

01:45:42.400 state nine new york eight pennsylvania seven new hampshire then six not a state but district of columbia

01:45:49.680 5 connecticut 4 vermont 3 maine 2 maryland and number one massachusetts so for cats what is this

01:45:57.280 telling you they're not just liberals they're democratic socialists and for uh dogs let's see

01:46:04.880 one two three four five six seven eight nine ten so you get georgia missouri tennessee arizona

01:46:10.160 mississippi louisiana oklahoma the top three for dogs texas new mexico arkansas

01:46:16.800 i mean i think the science tells me between new mexico and texas they're independent thinkers

01:46:26.640 they're independent thinkers and definitely conservative maybe even libertarian just saying

01:46:33.200 i believe my dog may have voted other a few times you've sorted this out finally with the assistance of

01:46:42.720 science there you go all right let me give you a story you know do you see the helicopter helicopter

01:46:47.280 crash that happened yesterday yeah in new york in new york city yeah really really tragic um uh but

01:46:53.680 not as tragic as the first real helicopter crash uh that happened in 1977 now this guy we don't know

01:47:00.080 what was wrong exactly but he was having trouble over the water for some reason instead of throwing it

01:47:05.280 into the drink he he tries to cut across manhattan and land on a building which was insanity um but uh

01:47:14.400 he unfortunately passed away and there were some real problems yesterday and and and my well i hate to

01:47:21.120 say this but my thoughts and prayers are with those in new york because they're kind of having to

01:47:25.760 they had a little flashback about 9 11 yesterday new york's a very weird place and something

01:47:32.720 anything in the sky makes you skittish when you live in new york um but let me tell you this

01:47:40.240 in fact i want to read the story from the new york times from 1977 this is the day after it happened

01:47:47.200 new york airways helicopter idling uh on a heliport atop the pan am building in midtown manhattan

01:47:55.120 keeled over on a broken landing gear yesterday afternoon and a huge rotor blade snapped

01:48:02.320 off and slashed four people cut them in half before coming to rest 59 stories below and a block

01:48:13.040 away on madison avenue a fifth victim died later at bellevue hospital the whirling like a giant boomerang

01:48:23.280 the blade struck four people on the rooftop landing pad killing three of them by cutting them in half

01:48:30.320 instantly and plunging over the skyscraper's west side about halfway down the gray tower the blade

01:48:38.560 crashed into a window and broke in two one piece of a blade continued to fall whirling onto madison avenue

01:48:46.000 and killing a woman walking on madison shortly after 5 30 pm the height of evening rush hour at least seven

01:48:53.680 persons were killed five seriously three of the injured were a man his wife and their young son

01:49:00.320 most were said to have been stuck struck by the runaway rotor blade or by fragments of it or the

01:49:07.600 shattered window of the pan am building authorities say the emergency medical crews encountered delays of

01:49:13.440 45 minutes of getting the injured out of the building because the elevators had been shut down on the upper

01:49:19.760 floors it was the first major accident the controversial helicopter landing site above the tower which

01:49:26.400 rises above the ornate grand central terminal on park avenue the heliport was used for 26 months but

01:49:33.680 service was stopped in 1968 principally because it wasn't profitable and flights were resumed only last

01:49:40.480 february now this this story is being written in 1977 when the blaze was looking for property in new york

01:49:48.320 we actually went up to the top of what was the pan am building it's now the met life building

01:49:55.440 and uh because i i wanted to build a glass cube studio on top of that roof right where that airport was

01:50:04.560 just to just to say screw you to all the new york elites um for some reason they didn't want me to build

01:50:11.840 that but we went in and it is still looks like a 1960s airport lounge it's like three stories tall

01:50:24.080 and then you take an elevator to go up to the roof and you see uh this this like bubble top of of

01:50:32.000 strong you know bulletproof glass where the flight tower and the you know pretty much is where all of

01:50:38.960 the air traffic controllers were that's all been stripped out and it's now uh

01:50:48.960 fbi possibly equipment it's all listening devices and and uh monitoring and radio devices that was

01:50:58.640 installed after 9-11 so there's nothing on that roof anymore except that that that lobby of this pan i

01:51:07.200 mean it's like walking into a time tunnel it's a little like walking into like what i think chernobyl

01:51:12.000 would be today just creepy and old and a time capsule they say in this story the accident occurred only a

01:51:20.640 minute after the aircraft landed after a flight from kennedy international airport its 20 passengers

01:51:26.320 had disembarked and a half dozen of the 21 new passengers had gone aboard

01:51:31.200 um suddenly the right front landing gear crumpled and the huge aircraft toppled on its right side near

01:51:38.800 the northeast corner of the rooftop witnesses said scenes of horror ensued windows along its side

01:51:45.760 shattered one of the four 20-foot blades of the mass horizontal rotor broke off the blade and shards of

01:51:53.120 glass were hurled into the small crowd of people waiting to board the aircraft many flung themselves down

01:52:00.720 others were cut down there was nothing but screaming metal screaming uh metal and glass flying one said

01:52:09.440 everyone threw themselves to the floor and there was blood all over everyone it was terrible i heard

01:52:16.400 great sounds of glass and glass was blowing all over us some of the victims were cut into pieces shortly

01:52:24.320 after the accident the rooftop was a scene of carnage blood splattered clothing and newspapers pressed the

01:52:30.960 roof it was littered with toiletry kits magazines books all torn apart and bloodied nearby a cart filled

01:52:40.000 with baggage stood intact after slashing through the group on the roof the blade and the glass shards

01:52:46.880 tumbled down toward vanderbilt avenue at the base of the skyscrapers west facade after breaking off in a

01:52:53.440 window halfway down part of the blade hurled down according to a fire lieutenant and killed the woman

01:52:59.600 on madison avenue other pedestrians were cut by falling glass this is can you imagine seeing this

01:53:09.680 can you imagine the horror in in in 1977 of this helicopter i mean luckily it did not fall over the side

01:53:21.440 um parts of the helicopter yesterday did fall over the side um and those streets people the guy yesterday

01:53:30.960 said that um he was in i'm trying to remember the name of the the place he was in but he was in a

01:53:39.360 uh um like a lobby of something and and there was huge glass windows and he said that he thought it was like

01:53:47.280 a hail storm he said it lasted three minutes of just glass coming down into the streets three minutes

01:53:57.040 imagine being on the street

01:54:02.240 it's incredible this is why we don't this is the story why they got rid of helicopters yeah yeah that's

01:54:07.600 why you cannot fly uh over in new york city you need special permission to do it we've done it a couple

01:54:14.720 of times but that's because i know bill o'reilly we were on our way we were on our way to give a

01:54:20.320 speech someplace and i had never flown over new york and always wanted to but you can't do it and

01:54:27.600 bill's like oh yeah we can uh i'm gonna call ahead tell him we want to fly over in new york and so we

01:54:34.560 flew over the city which was crazy and then on the way back he said you want to see the statue of liberty

01:54:40.720 like nobody else and i'm like sure so we got really close to the head of the statue of liberty i

01:54:47.200 thought we were going to be shot out of the sky if people would have known who was in the helicopter

01:54:51.840 i think we would have been especially in new york but we yeah we flew around the head of the

01:54:56.720 statue of liberty i mean it's knowing bill o'reilly does have his advantages i will say i was at least

01:55:03.040 i was surprised to hear uh that like i guess because after 9 11 they did do a lot of the banning you

01:55:08.480 couldn't fly i remember being there after 9 11 and seeing planes and occasional helicopters flying

01:55:14.240 over the city it was like weird because the only time you've ever seen that unless you live in new

01:55:18.560 york and are there all the time is when you've seen like the footage of right before 9 11 when

01:55:23.600 you see a plane fly over the city it's like you don't see that view very often so it's shocking do

01:55:27.760 you remember do you remember we just had started war in i don't know iraq i think and we were in new

01:55:35.200 york and president bush was coming do you remember when they were flying the jets low over the rivers

01:55:43.120 do you remember that day i don't yeah they used they used to fly every once in a while they would

01:55:49.520 do training missions and if the president would come in they would just lock the city down and they

01:55:56.000 flew these jets over the water over the bridges and then down towards the water really close and

01:56:03.280 everybody who had been there for for september 11th was freaking out because the last time they saw that

01:56:09.840 was on 9 11 and it was freaky even if you didn't see it because you're not used to any kind of plane

01:56:17.120 being that close to the city they just don't do it anymore yeah well you know it's interesting i was

01:56:23.920 listening to some aviation expert talking about this particular crash and they said now they have in

01:56:28.800 place for helicopters what they call visual flight rules which essentially is you have to stay under

01:56:35.360 the cloud and you have to be i think it's 500 feet was the limit um and then you just basically have

01:56:41.760 to just not hit the buildings it's like the policy right it's like wait really that's the that's the

01:56:47.680 policy they that's what they said visual really you can fly over now yeah essentially i guess they

01:56:52.160 must have loosened it after after the you know immediate aftermath of 9 11 the guy should not

01:56:57.520 the guy should not be have been flying over the city i think for multiple reasons um but one of

01:57:02.960 which is he was in the clouds and you don't know you're flying in the clouds in new york city all of

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01:58:16.400 okay corral in tombstone arizona when this was in people's pockets this is a piece of history that you

01:58:23.440 can own this is also uh the uh the coin that the kind of coin that i buy please consider gold and silver

01:58:33.200 consider these old coins ask gold line why i buy them it's uh goldline.com go to goldline.com i would

01:58:41.040 call them now even if you own gold this is something that you can update with this is really this is a

01:58:47.520 really special offer call 866 gold line 1-866 gold line or goldline.com welcome to the program so

01:58:56.320 there's a new book out today and i know everybody's going to be rushing to avoid it it's the new jim acosta

01:59:02.000 book uh which uh he's been you know he's warning the uh conservatives hey you're not going to be

01:59:08.400 able to you're not going to be able to control the the white house forever yeah i know that

01:59:13.680 and uh jim i've got a warning to you and your publisher i don't think you're going to sell any

01:59:17.760 more than 1600 books this week because i mean who really seriously who wants to be seen going in and

01:59:25.040 out of a bookstore with a jim acosta book this is why they have not even liberals

01:59:28.800 no they won't even hide your purchases they won't even buy this no they won't buy this in secret

01:59:34.400 they won't they won't they're not interested in it uh who's interested in jim acosta you're

01:59:40.800 you're listening to glenn beck

01:59:51.600 you

The Glenn Beck Program - June 11, 2019

Steering Them Into Belief？｜ 6⧸11⧸19

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 11, 2019

Steering Them Into Belief？ ｜ 6⧸11⧸19

Episode Stats

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Steering Them Into Belief？｜ 6⧸11⧸19