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00:01:26.360 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment so mr stew last night he says he doesn't like

00:01:49.240 superhero movies he doesn't like any of those comic book movies i convinced him yesterday

00:01:56.040 to go see joker you'll i'll be expensing the ticket was it wait you convinced you just said

00:02:03.400 it on the air it's on record the irs you heard it so which uh which which way did this roll because

00:02:09.200 every time he goes to see a movie that i like that's a superhero movie he hates it so which way

00:02:15.420 did it go we'll talk about that and um some really interesting updates on ilan omar and impeachment

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00:03:44.020 all right today we're going to begin to take a further look on how unusual this entire impeachment

00:03:57.820 process is nothing is as it seems last thursday i showed you everything the democrats had been doing

00:04:04.900 in ukraine to get a baseline we really should start there we did the entire episode is available on

00:04:13.360 youtube and also on blaze tv but tonight on tv we're going to take a close look at what started

00:04:20.780 this uh this whole thing the whistleblower report yes again the chalkboard is needed because there is

00:04:28.940 nothing about this report that is usual from the absolute beginning this process has been tainted by

00:04:35.680 partisanship i'm going to show you how it's supposed to go and then show you how this one went

00:04:42.260 you decide we're also going to show you the facts on the law firm that is now representing both the

00:04:47.640 original whistleblower and now the second one that has come forward everything stinks to high heaven

00:04:53.400 let's just say if you were reluctant to use the word deep state you might be fully on board after

00:05:00.880 tonight's show you don't want to miss it only on blaze tv all right i'm excited about uh you mentioned

00:05:09.680 my joker viewing yesterday yes i'm kind of more interested in another viewing party that happened

00:05:16.060 in the united states of america last night don't know what you're talking about i think you do know

00:05:20.680 what i'm talking about because you mentioned to me off the air now i'm making you mention it on the air

00:05:24.460 that were things on the off the air now wasn't it it was off the air initially but do you not

00:05:29.720 does your audience not deserve the information that's important to the future of the country to say

00:05:34.880 about that last night let's just say you certainly yes you have the ability to speak in general terms

00:05:42.720 well why don't you do it well i don't have whatever restrictions you have let's just say that i i i got an

00:05:52.980 email uh last night from uh some uh people on capitol hill and they were burning the midnight oil

00:06:06.020 and uh they were uh they were all sitting together and um and they were watching the special last night

00:06:15.780 together because uh people on capitol hill uh-huh so just like maybe some blaze subscribers

00:06:22.780 came up to capitol hill and had their phones out could be watching it could be could be people

00:06:28.040 that uh can do something about it as well but i i can't say i don't know but uh well you do know

00:06:34.700 you're just not you can't say it's true but you don't know how was not joker last night i was joker

00:06:41.000 last night well hold on i want to make sure we get to a little bit further to this i i have nothing to

00:06:46.760 say here i have nothing to say here i i don't think that there potentially is some there might be some

00:06:52.280 movement on what you talked about in the special is that fair i wouldn't i wouldn't know stew but i would

00:07:00.880 imagine that there are people that are uh you know possibly you know thinking about you know their own

00:07:09.800 investigations i don't know i wish i did and i wish i could tell you but how was joker last night

00:07:17.880 this is all you're gonna give that's all i'm gonna give you that's more than i'm gonna give you

00:07:24.320 that's it that's uh you'd be surprised to hear you already gave that so you can't take it back

00:07:28.980 hey i i would like to now hear about joker all right uh i'll let you off the hook for the moment

00:07:34.540 okay thank you uh joker last night went to go see it yes on your request uh work time

00:07:40.080 no it was not work time and i will say um i went to an alamo draft house which is a dine-in theater

00:07:46.400 so the food also included in that work trip right so just so you know when the expense report comes

00:07:52.340 all right all right all right get to joker joker i really really liked it oh it was really good i

00:07:58.700 gotta say uh all of your uh right i will say very rarely does glenn beck provide an accurate movie

00:08:06.620 review it is not something he does well he doesn't understand movies doesn't understand films

00:08:12.380 doesn't understand art i mean frankly uh even as the 100th most important person in the world of art

00:08:19.020 yes as you were named by some art magazine yes um several years ago uh you know i don't always

00:08:24.640 agree with your movie choices but really you i think you actually outlined it really well and again

00:08:29.780 no spoilers here i i i will not give you any spoilers on this movie it is very dark um

00:08:36.380 the everything that i've heard about it and it's funny because there's been a lot of fighting on

00:08:41.600 both sides about like well actually this is true and this is true kind of everything i thought of

00:08:46.340 everything i've heard about it was all it was all wrong and right because yes you know yes it like

00:08:52.580 first of all people presented it as this right wing thing and this is something that is this is not a

00:08:57.160 spoiler it's been out there and that it's absolutely a left wing movie no no cnn said this is

00:09:05.660 this is uh white man this is the what would they call it white man guilt or white man

00:09:11.120 uh syndrome where the white man is just tired of everything being taken away from him and given to

00:09:17.500 other people that's that's that has nothing to do with this it's it's it's occupy wall street i mean

00:09:22.300 if you will go back to the occupy wall street era you will see so many themes and antifa as well

00:09:27.720 it's very much a movie the themes are almost identical to that and does not glorify it yeah

00:09:35.560 you know i can also understand the initial think piece you know oh no i can too uh burst we got where

00:09:47.500 they talked about how this will be seen for for these types of people on the left by the way largely

00:09:53.620 yeah but they will be seen uh by these types of people um who are on the edge anyway as a as like

00:10:00.200 a best case scenario for me doing something terrible yeah i think if you are mentally ill

00:10:05.400 or in antifa which i think are interchangeable um i think you could see this as as a trigger

00:10:12.500 yeah and like that is not the responsibility of a filmmaker okay a filmmaker has a responsibility to

00:10:19.560 make a good movie makes a good film doesn't matter like none of that matters to me you have zero

00:10:25.400 responsibility as to whether you're starting a revolution or not like that's how i am an extremist

00:10:31.480 on this one a person who's an artist a person who's a commentator a person who is a journalist

00:10:36.920 your job is not to micromanage what you think the reaction to your story will be your job is to write

00:10:43.280 the right story your job is to write the right movie your job is to write the right song whatever it is

00:10:46.820 and you can't sit here and think well i shouldn't put this part in because it might make some crazy

00:10:52.680 person do something crazy um but you can totally see and this is i thought this was a fascinating

00:10:58.700 part of it you totally see how you would get that out of the movie if you wanted to um but i thought

00:11:04.480 it was fascinating in that like how many times have conservatives complained about themes in movies

00:11:10.980 we've complained about you know you're pushing this agenda you're you're saying x y and z

00:11:16.660 is going to happen coming out of a out of a movie whether it's you know uh pushing a you know

00:11:21.160 whether it's gay rights agenda or um some crazy feminist agenda or some crazy liberal you know

00:11:26.440 we complain about this often and we're always laughed out of the room look at how broke back

00:11:29.720 mountain turned all the cowboys gay they're all gay now they're all gay now yeah i mean i live in

00:11:34.180 dallas i know and and uh it's one of those things where they constantly laugh us out of the room

00:11:41.420 whenever we say hey there's a theme in this movie and it might be influencing the way people think

00:11:45.460 the way people you know that's crazy only in humanity to animals yeah and smoking right and

00:11:52.680 here's an example where they're on the exact opposite side where they're saying well you know

00:11:57.720 uh this is of course going to influence people because they see it they are able to paint this

00:12:03.860 thing as well it's right-wing violence somehow again there's nothing in the movie that would

00:12:08.660 indicate right-wing violence at all none he's just i mean the only thing is the left and this is

00:12:13.460 so revealing about how generalist they are in their thinking is they just see well there's been

00:12:18.500 people a couple uh who have been loners and dangerous people who have done terrible things

00:12:24.260 that have associated themselves with the right i mean i would argue more with the left um but

00:12:28.900 whatever they only see the right-wing ones and so they're able to say well this guy's a loner and

00:12:32.780 therefore he's right-wing when there's no i mean he's no wing i mean it's not a political movie we

00:12:37.420 should point out um but it is a fascinating thing that when the media wants to see something that

00:12:44.180 can hurt the right movies are influential they'll they're moving opinion they're making people do

00:12:49.920 things when it's something where the left the right is concerned that the opinion might be moved

00:12:55.420 uh by the left then it's like what are you talking about you weird prude how how can you think

00:13:02.300 that a movie would affect people the way they think you guys are just paranoid we're not doing that

00:13:06.400 until they admit it five years later right um but it was separating the two out number one it was a

00:13:13.660 really good movie really well done great film joaquin phoenix is as great as everybody says he is i mean

00:13:18.840 it really is how it's been uh kind of covered and secondarily you can see the themes kind of

00:13:25.580 everyone's talked about where everyone from the initial think pace peace wave of like it does

00:13:31.740 if you if you're already psychotic and you're sitting in a room considering uh shooting up a

00:13:37.420 movie theater you can see how the it would feel like wow like this could happen to me this wonderful

00:13:45.220 glorious thing where it's being glorified on the other side if you're a sane person you're going to

00:13:51.260 see this as well this is a very dark awful person doing very dark awful things um who was you know

00:13:57.620 certainly pushed in an ugly direction and that sometimes you do feel bad for him the best movies

00:14:01.620 are ones where they can do that right where they can paint so full sort of breadth of a of a character

00:14:06.280 where you're it's not just this easy thing where i hate x yeah it's not he didn't fall into a vat of

00:14:12.340 acid yeah you know what i mean that's what i like about this is uh he is he's real you know there are

00:14:20.900 people like this out there and he's real and you could see this actually happening in real life all

00:14:28.120 the way to the green hair and the outfit right you it makes sense in real life uh and he he plays a

00:14:37.880 very sympathetic character you know for three quarters yeah through three quarters of the movie

00:14:43.780 and you hear him and what the media should be talking about is how people don't feel as though

00:14:52.400 they're heard that they can't talk about that yeah because they're on their own agenda and they're not

00:14:58.940 listening they're not listening to half of the country brexit they're not listening to the voters

00:15:06.000 in england and so that's the real problem because he wouldn't have been that way if he if people

00:15:13.760 would have listened to him and treated him with some some basic dignity and respect and we've seen

00:15:22.280 that before it doesn't always work i mean a lot of some people there are mental issues and he's deeply

00:15:27.660 mentally disturbed yeah you know it's it's an interesting thing that when you talk about mass

00:15:31.380 shooters one of the things they they talk about specifically and it's one of the reasons why

00:15:35.400 i don't ever say their names i you know right it's because these guys go through their whole lives

00:15:40.680 with the main complaint of their life being nobody listens to me and then they see that when they

00:15:47.260 commit a mass shooting it's the one time everybody's interested in what they think no spoiler but what

00:15:52.780 he writes in his diary yeah right i mean that's that's sure and then they go back to that over and

00:15:58.560 over again and that's that's why one of the reasons why i don't want to ever give anyone that

00:16:03.860 satisfaction i don't want anyone to know and i think that's i think it's what the the media should do

00:16:08.280 i believe um because it's not relevant information either it's uh it's not it's not important what

00:16:14.160 their motivation is it's important to investigators it's not important to you and i can we just talk

00:16:17.600 about the storyline here a sec well yeah you've already you're all i don't want to give any

00:16:21.520 spoilers though i don't want to give any spoilers out either but i just want to

00:16:24.980 well i don't i don't you don't want to give any spoilers out and yet you came after me with what's

00:16:31.620 going what was happening in washington last night well that's not a spoiler that's an important

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00:18:36.760 while many reviewers have focused on arthur fleck otherwise known as the joker as an incel hero

00:18:54.840 his status is a sexless loner who turns to violence the true nature of the movie's appeal is actually

00:19:01.760 broader it's an insidious validation of the white male resentment that helped bring donald trump to

00:19:07.720 power you've got to be kidding me this is cnn that's an that's an that is a review written by

00:19:15.240 someone who did not see the movie like that's what that's how that reads i don't know how you can

00:19:20.160 watch that movie and think that after watching it well it goes on joker at its core is the story

00:19:26.580 of the forgotten man and yes that is true i don't think it is that's the conversation i had after

00:19:34.240 right after i thought it was absolutely about the forgotten the forgotten man i mean as you know

00:19:38.340 amity schlaes wrote in her uh book um and uh you know was is is sort of the the concept that trump

00:19:45.980 took advantage of during the election is not about an incel no about a hard-working american with a

00:19:52.080 family that that gets overlooked by elites essentially so so here is here is may i make

00:19:57.260 the case on the forgotten man sure the forgotten man is something that came really from the depression

00:20:02.280 when when politicians promise you that they are going to fix something by stealing from the rich

00:20:09.180 and giving to the poor where that money usually comes from is the middle and so you're transferring

00:20:16.500 the wealth of the middle to the government and then to the poor the the uber rich get away with it

00:20:25.780 i mean the uber rich are not paying for i mean i'm talking about people like kennedy's that they're not

00:20:31.020 paying uh income tax and so the income tax is only hit on the either very new entrepreneurial rich

00:20:39.780 and i'm not talking about silicon valley rich i mean people who are making five hundred thousand

00:20:43.660 dollars a year a million dollars a year and they just because they just their business just took off

00:20:49.120 they are paying and so are the people all the way down to 65 000 they pay that rich that transfer

00:20:56.760 of wealth and nobody's talking about them they talk about the poor they talk about the rich but nobody's

00:21:03.200 talking about the people in the middle that's what this underlying theme is in this movie the rich the rich

00:21:11.740 they're screwing you they're screwing all of us you know even all the people that are working you know for

00:21:17.620 the government are talking about they just they don't care about us they don't care about us and so it is

00:21:23.660 this this forgotten man that does play in to what's happening in today's world in many ways though i mean

00:21:33.940 gotham is how elizabeth warren sees america yes she this is the left wing bernie sanders elizabeth

00:21:44.540 warren vision of what america is really like this terrible place where evil rich people are constantly

00:21:51.300 abusing the uh the poor people and the middle class because they don't care about them and they are

00:21:58.180 completely selfish in their wonderful dinner parties while everyone else is outside suffering

00:22:02.820 that's what elizabeth warren thinks of us right it's whatever elizabeth warren thinks of this

00:22:07.200 country which is why she thinks it has to be changed into some socialist utopia elizabeth warren view of

00:22:13.500 of uh stately wayne manor and uh thomas wayne was in his first name the dad thomas thomas wayne

00:22:22.880 that is the view for at least half of the movie it changes but at least half of the movie

00:22:28.780 kind of paints thomas wayne as this evil rich guy yeah that whole that whole circle of people

00:22:35.780 though is is who she targets with every single policy correct and of course as we all know

00:22:40.720 you can't get enough money from those people to pay for the policy she's talking about she has to take

00:22:44.700 it from everybody she has to take it from the middle class she has to take it from the working

00:22:47.380 people but that's not how she talks about it correct but that's how eventually you feel

00:22:52.840 because there's this middle that is like wait a minute i'm how come i'm not getting anything here

00:22:59.040 who's looking out for me that's not the joker but that is the feel of the presentation i think

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00:24:57.840 welcome to the program mr pat gray the uh the the host of pat gray unleashed i don't know how that

00:25:05.140 happened we had a show named pat gray unleashed and then pat gray showed up so weird so we thought

00:25:10.560 well when people get lou gehrig's disease right that's weird right i mean what was lou gehrig

00:25:16.040 himself get the disease you'd think you'd avoid that yeah you know shaking hands with people with

00:25:21.940 that disease you'd be like hey i i'm not lou gehrig's but i have a lou gehrig disease and you're like

00:25:26.540 i can't meet you right right may i congratulate you on your bold fashion statement by the way today

00:25:32.420 that is the finest ascot you've worn all week not an ascot finest ascot i've seen this week not an

00:25:38.980 ascot that's great you're already going to say number one on tuesday yeah well i mean so far

00:25:44.280 this week it's his best ascot it's not an ascot what is it exactly what would you call that it's a

00:25:51.920 it's like a scarfette it's a cowboy scarf a handkerchief it's a handkerchief yeah it's a

00:25:57.620 see it goes with the uh the cowboy there's just not enough handkerchiefs worn around people's necks

00:26:04.200 anymore thank you for bringing that back you're welcome when you have a neck as fat as mine you do

00:26:09.380 anything to cover it that's what i was thinking i do have a neck as fat as yours i don't do anything

00:26:14.500 to cover well maybe you should maybe you should think about that i'm gonna look into handkerchiefs

00:26:18.520 by the way we want to thank uh news talk 840 kxnt in las vegas uh for carrying the show we're live

00:26:25.960 in las vegas and we are thrilled to be a part of uh talk 840 okay go rebs nice yeah there you go

00:26:34.160 that's a little local flavor there good job that's what they used to say in the civil war i don't

00:26:38.760 understand the reference you and lv rebels okay all right okay good good uh all right so pat yes

00:26:45.560 welcome to the program thank you have you heard that ilan omar has gotten a divorce yes and it's

00:26:51.200 all the fault of the media right it just i mean right you're sleeping with some other man's husband

00:26:57.700 while she was married to another man i just i that had nothing to do with it i'm thinking thank you

00:27:03.420 very much it was her political foes yeah right but she has been the object of speculation and

00:27:09.360 innuendo from political opponents in the media and uh and so she is it took a toll on uh ahmad and

00:27:19.160 their three children and ilan and persecution it really was it really was pointing out that

00:27:26.120 hey you're seem to be sleeping with another guy apparently that was hard on the marriage

00:27:33.800 huh yeah when have spouses gotten so picky about i don't know that's just well as soon as the press

00:27:41.060 started pointing things out like that you know pathetic you know they didn't do that to john f

00:27:46.920 kennedy no they didn't and his marriage lasted they had a happy marriage oh blissful i'm sure

00:27:53.180 all right so uh what else is on your uh your docket here i you know i'm kind of thinking about

00:28:01.500 a few things uh one is the kurd pull out the pull out in northern uh syria leaving the kurds

00:28:08.020 exposed in fact it seems that we're pulling up for the specific purpose yeah turks can come in and

00:28:15.400 demolish it's it's an interesting it's an interesting comment yeah about us that every

00:28:22.560 time there is a chance to let the kurds be slaughtered we do it we do it you know like

00:28:28.660 does anybody want us to leave this area is there anybody that wants to kill the kurds killing the

00:28:34.400 kurds going once going syria turkey all right anybody sold to the turks anybody else time

00:28:42.240 right because think about this you go back to the mid-80s when saddam hussein gassed the kurds

00:28:49.720 yeah and killed eight to fifteen thousand people and we did nothing well i'm sorry we took part in

00:28:58.260 17 u.n resolutions and we threatened to write an 18th if they did it again i remember it i remember

00:29:05.900 it now pat you do know that these are not the same kurds yeah well they're syrian kurds the syrian

00:29:11.000 kurds are uh are marxists communists yes yeah and now they've been helping us because we buy into

00:29:18.300 this stupid the enemy of my enemy is my friend and it's not only they've been helping us they

00:29:22.780 actually fought the war yeah you know trump says well we gave them all kinds of money and equipment

00:29:26.900 well yeah because they fought our war right so we didn't have to get our guys killed right right i

00:29:32.060 mean i they look they were pretty damn good allies of this thing they were and as far as getting rid

00:29:37.400 of us in iraq big part of it big part of it yeah so now turkey is going to uh come in and kill all

00:29:43.720 the kurds and likely many christians as well they're i shouldn't say that what did they say they were

00:29:49.760 going to relocate them isn't that what it was they were they're going to repopulate they're going to

00:29:54.080 repopulate the region yes they're going to read that mean so they're going to get rid of the

00:29:58.020 current population we're going to repopulate it introduce a new population group look that is

00:30:04.000 i mean it's done been done before in history uh hitler did it uh stalin did it in ukraine

00:30:10.320 mao did quite a bit of that right you just you get those people go off to like a summer camp or

00:30:17.440 they go a camp it's not always it could go all any season you don't specify necessarily summer but

00:30:23.280 it's a camp right those people just go away and nobody asks about what happens to them

00:30:28.580 and then new population comes in and takes their shoes don't pester in their personal lives what

00:30:34.480 their choices are of where they wind up going is none of your business don't ask about them it's

00:30:38.940 just a happier place it's better it's a better place you need to know

00:30:43.080 maybe it's an eternal place a place where they can live forever

00:30:47.960 you know and the end of tears yes yes the end of tears let me ask you this pat because i'm with you i

00:30:56.740 hate this policy i hate this policy because we always abandon the kurds yeah we did it

00:31:04.340 three times in iraq right uh maybe four we're doing it again here to the syrian kurds

00:31:10.300 what does it take i don't know more than kurds we know that right more than kurds if we could just

00:31:16.540 get some way in there we would be all right now here's we'd be here's the thing we know that turkey

00:31:21.620 likes to murder people okay they they don't mind a good genocide from time to time now why are you

00:31:29.680 saying that i mean that's a wild statement only because they've done it um so they're going to go

00:31:34.900 in and they're going to move the christians and the kurds translation genocide unless they're sending

00:31:43.820 in moving vans who knows maybe they show up with turkish u-hauls and they will move the turks to

00:31:50.220 a nicer place you know what possible you know what the germans did take all of those children in

00:31:55.460 ambulances right to a better place a better place a better place right it's right to me it's shameful

00:32:03.320 and you know president trump said he spoke to everybody did anybody ever say yeah we should

00:32:09.380 withdraw right now well that's the thing i can't imagine it i kind of feel like this a policy like

00:32:14.320 this comes down the same way donald trump references putting alligators in moats which is i i ran on

00:32:21.040 this i've asked for it a million times every time i asked for it you guys say i can't do it now you've

00:32:26.200 been saying that for so long screw it just do it yeah and i think that's how these things come down

00:32:30.680 now remember but that fits into what george bush told me remember george bush in the oval office he said

00:32:36.440 look the next guy and the guy after that they're all going to see that they have no real options

00:32:41.140 because they're going to get the same advice that i'm getting yeah the same information same

00:32:45.340 information advice right so he's one of these guys who says screw it let's just do it you know and i

00:32:50.720 think he does that again you don't issue military orders on twitter that's not how it occurs which is

00:32:55.840 why last time he tweeted about this nothing happened right mattis left but they didn't do the actual

00:33:02.000 pullout that he said he was going to do so and still they until they actually do this should we

00:33:06.360 even react to it i mean last time they they said this they said they were going to do this they didn't

00:33:10.300 even do it yeah you know i think there's a lot there's a lot of there there could be a part of

00:33:14.240 this that's trump saying look i'm sick of waiting i've been saying i want this done i've got a year

00:33:18.980 before i'm up for re-election i promise to get this done if for some reason he does lose who knows

00:33:24.260 what the next person does i want this over with before i leave uh if i if i happen to lose um and

00:33:30.080 here's the situation get it done or i'm going to pull them all out and this is his way of motivating

00:33:34.720 people to figure out some other way of doing it last time this is the way this is the way the

00:33:39.720 restoring honor happened this is the way restoring courage happened in israel you've got your trumpian

00:33:44.940 aspects oh i definitely all noticed because what i do is when everybody says no i just go on the air

00:33:50.560 and say we're doing this and they're like oh crap let's work out a way then they have to find a

00:33:56.300 way and i i do think that is it's just part of this bad timing no it is but can we have another

00:34:02.900 home as well right can we have another conversation another conversation you're the president of the

00:34:08.000 united states and um you truly believe that because i think you do and i do i don't know about stew he's

00:34:16.580 still a little bit of a neo a neocon but uh what i heard of being accused of that one uh you don't

00:34:26.740 spend enough time on twitter uh so here's the uh here's the thing if i believe you believe president

00:34:33.300 believes we've got to change our policies we've got to stop getting entangled in everybody else's war

00:34:40.080 yeah and we can't plant democracy in places where they don't understand it nor do they want it

00:34:46.720 and we're not the world's policemen well we got ourselves roped into this one so we're there well

00:34:53.180 yes we are but maybe it's time to come home well if we pull out it'll cause a vacuum yes it will

00:35:01.700 it will but when can we pull out how do you get there from here right and so i think that the advice

00:35:08.680 around the president is most likely you can't mr president you can't because of this and this and

00:35:13.960 this well okay i'm just telling you i'm going to pull out at some point where do give me away

00:35:21.920 give me away nobody gives me away well okay guys i asked you six months ago i asked for some plans

00:35:29.420 it's your job at the pentagon to come up with some plans to get us out of there i'm telling you

00:35:36.240 get us out of there yes but mr president the state department and the pentagon they both think

00:35:41.560 that this is i don't care i'm the president give me a plan and when they don't give him a plan that's

00:35:48.280 when he says goes on twitter fine we're out we're out i'm gonna force the issue yeah i think that's

00:35:55.700 it's probably what happened and look he's and tell me what we right i mean yeah right but tell me what

00:36:00.320 we do do we fight their war do we fight another war do we get into a fight with turkey no but turkey

00:36:08.220 doesn't want to fight with us either so you just you take a stand and you say no we're not doing

00:36:13.080 that and what you're committing to here right is this is happening we're yeah if it happens we're

00:36:17.860 not going to get out of your way and you do what you will do the curse you know trump tweeted about

00:36:21.740 how he would put basically seemingly put sanctions on turkey if they did something bad right like he

00:36:26.760 would go to that route i mean that's probably our fallback right if they do something that he

00:36:31.260 you know the president doesn't like he's going to come after their economy really well well so you

00:36:35.540 know they've done some damage in iran they've done so you know they're not completely ineffective

00:36:40.000 but i mean i i think what you're saying here is like you just want to tell the kurds look we're

00:36:43.840 leaving if you want to leave too probably a good time but if you want to stay you're fighting your

00:36:48.140 own battle that's essentially what's happening here right it's essentially what happened we'll we'll back

00:36:52.780 you up on the on the financial stuff but we're we're done with this now and it's important to

00:36:56.880 understand that our american troops in syria are not on the front lines they're not fighting these

00:37:02.060 battles you know the kurds really are fighting this war for us um we are helping advise we're helping

00:37:08.500 with you know airstrikes we're helping with you know tools and and resources but we're not really

00:37:14.260 it's not like our troops are under constant fire in no and it's also important for our troops because

00:37:20.660 al i'm not al-qaeda isis is is not dead and will come back uh and iran is moving now towards the

00:37:29.040 mediterranean and they've got 15 000 isis fighters in prisons right now what's going to happen to all

00:37:34.900 of them when we pull out are they are they going to remain or are they going to be set free again

00:37:40.120 eventually are those the only two are those the only two options well you could kill them

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00:39:31.860 chris in idaho welcome to the glenbeck program

00:40:00.620 how are you doing gentlemen good how are you pretty good hey i was been listening to you

00:40:08.980 talking about trump and his statement pulling out of syria this morning and

00:40:13.820 as much as i hate to admit it and i understand the the the pain of suffering that's going to come from

00:40:22.840 i've got to agree on on this one with him um there there's no there is no exit strategy

00:40:30.840 out of that area there is no winning solution and there never has been and there will be we're not

00:40:36.280 the first ones over there that have tried to solve these problems the it's it's an ideal all an

00:40:42.800 ideological problem it's been going on for generations and in generations and they will

00:40:50.280 continue to war they will continue to fight against each other and they will continue against

00:40:55.740 any civilization or ideology that doesn't coincide with theirs and that's just the way of the world

00:41:04.300 that is it's written in history yeah and i don't know i don't know that we stay there and keep spending

00:41:10.840 our our money and and our blood and sending loved ones in there for a conflict that can never be won

00:41:17.540 chris i i i think this is one of the more difficult positions uh and decisions that we have had to make

00:41:24.940 if you are a a thoughtful person when it comes to war and what we're doing over there here are people

00:41:33.760 the christians are going to be killed uh i think what we we should concentrate on is getting those

00:41:41.140 christians out of there if we can uh and making sure that they're not it's just not a mass

00:41:47.340 genocide um if there is a mass genocide it it will be on um this country's head in a way because

00:41:57.280 they're telling us they're going to do that and people usually follow through on those kinds of

00:42:02.240 promises thank you so much for your phone call you're listening to glenn beck

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00:45:47.480 all right all right stop the music and let's get our omar report elan omar

00:46:03.680 u.s representative elan omar suggested yesterday that the press and her political foes

00:46:23.760 are partly to blame for the demise of her marriage

00:46:27.020 i wonder what the other parts are that anyway elan and ahmed have been the object of speculation

00:46:35.720 and innuendo from political opponents and the media she doesn't mention her brother here how does

00:46:41.280 he feel this has taken a significant toll on elan ahmed and their three children as with all marriages

00:46:48.720 including all three of hers this is intensely personal and a difficult time for their family

00:46:55.560 just like any family navigating this kind of transition elan wishes to have the privacy

00:47:00.960 their privacy respected for themselves and their children and will not be commenting

00:47:05.320 on anything any future in the future so nothing new to be no she somehow is the one person on earth

00:47:12.860 who can avoid commenting to media about a pending story everyone else has to give comments everyone

00:47:18.280 else has to it's a big story when they don't but for elan omar she gets to just keep rolling through

00:47:23.280 this with no answers to these questions about potential crimes you know what what broke up

00:47:27.480 the other family you know the one she was having an affair with the the husband that was married

00:47:32.540 was that the press too or the press as well was it yeah press is causing a lot of her actions

00:47:37.680 wow our political foes were responsible for that yeah political foes were we the ones lighting the

00:47:42.740 candle at the dinner between the two would you consider me a political foe probably yeah yeah i think

00:47:47.920 i made the reservations for their first did you really why would you do that i just i just as a

00:47:52.780 phone oh my god i had a real uh i had a real incentive to break up their marriage so yeah well

00:47:58.020 that's that's interesting i got the best table in the restaurant really i ordered a nice bottle of

00:48:02.700 champagne i shouldn't have done it i shouldn't have done it's my fault man my their marriage breaking

00:48:07.320 up is my fault see and i'm glad to hear you say that because i thought breaking up the future

00:48:13.920 marriage with the boyfriend she's been cheating on yeah i thought i have to take that one on me

00:48:18.360 oh my gosh you're kidding me no we've been you know sleeping together we haven't been doing anything

00:48:24.040 but we've been sleeping together you and ilan omar really yeah yeah well you know i guess i was

00:48:29.680 reading her history here you know she got married to this guy the one she's breaking up with in 2002

00:48:33.940 but the union was not recognized legally right the couple had two children together and separated in

00:48:39.020 2008 she then married someone else in 2009 then it was official in 2000 that was a that was a

00:48:43.780 christian marriage a christian marriage even though she's not a christian then they reportedly

00:48:47.880 split in 2011 he returned to the uk she'd never see him again except for all the times he interacted

00:48:52.460 on social media right but then they weren't legally divorced until 2017 they reconciled with this past

00:48:58.680 husband in 2012 and then stayed together then got married officially in 2000 uh 18 no sorry divorce

00:49:07.860 2017 married 2018 which leads you to was that a muslim marriage that was i don't know i think that

00:49:14.800 was okay i think that was she's as nuts a girlfriend as you'd think she'd be right like that's what you

00:49:20.160 get from this stream of events and and the least well the least see the thing i would come to expect

00:49:25.640 least would be her dating you next and now you're saying that's happening no no look at look at this is

00:49:31.200 you're a foe of hers you're a foe of hers so you see it that way yes you see a woman who's flighty

00:49:36.560 and is uh you know the bee flying from flower to flower to flower right you know or the flower flying

00:49:42.520 bee to bee to bee uh and uh that's not that's that's not the way it is she's just super super

00:49:50.280 religious so she had a muslim marriage she's had a christian marriage and we're talking now about a

00:49:57.220 hindu marriage so but neither of you are a lot of more makes sense yeah and we are not going to be

00:50:06.580 serving steak we will not be serving steak that's good because it would you know it would not get a

00:50:11.460 good reception at a hindu marriage you'll like this one you'll like this one there you go no steak

00:50:15.280 super vegetarian uh wedding uh i hindu hindu we prefer to call it hindu right yes i didn't i didn't

00:50:22.920 mean the name of the religion was vegetarian please lay off her because she's a sweet sweet lady who

00:50:28.420 just it takes her takes her muslim faith so seriously you know that she advocates for sharia law

00:50:38.420 uh and has a you know a christian marriage even though her husband that she's marrying is

00:50:46.560 a small brother but also a muslim uh and uh and now hindu hindu marriage so the stability is uh

00:50:55.180 is questionable for someone who's leading us to a multi-trillion dollar spending future i don't i

00:51:01.320 rather have mean anything just because she can't stay loyal well it's one way to put it yeah um but

00:51:09.600 it doesn't seem like she has this stuff squared away it's a it's she's a she's she's interesting i mean i

00:51:15.180 is she she's a she's an interesting yeah i i think she's interesting i'd like to pronounce it

00:51:19.740 dangerous you know i like your it's that southern it's a it's a southern you were born in the west

00:51:26.480 it's a seattle version of interesting is we pronounce it dangerous wow yeah totally really

00:51:34.160 different well seattle hindu you know it's like tissues and kleenex kind of exactly right exactly

00:51:40.180 right one is just a little different than the other so it wouldn't be as big an issue if she

00:51:44.720 weren't potentially on the hook for crimes that she's committed and will not answer for but also

00:51:50.080 apparently shaping our future as the face of the democratic party it's like hey who can we put up

00:51:55.940 there what about that girl from the maroon 5 video she sounds like a good choice to lead the nation

00:52:00.180 right she's good yeah it's interesting uh that she doesn't have to answer for any crimes and neither

00:52:06.980 does the dnc you know the the press is really fascinating uh and i don't know if anybody's

00:52:13.660 picked up on this but you can have actual documents you know like we do on have on ilana mar and let's

00:52:21.120 say the dnc joe biden uh ms chalupa uh and uh and others in ukraine and yet the press doesn't seem

00:52:33.120 interested in it have you noticed that and so they don't have to answer any questions

00:52:38.460 i'm just wondering if there's a higher authority uh than the press that uh might want to take this

00:52:46.700 up themselves what do you have some information on that i don't i don't i'm just saying you're just

00:52:51.600 asking i'm just asking is there someone maybe in washington that might want to i mean you don't

00:52:58.180 have any power in the house but in the senate you do the problem with that though is there need to

00:53:03.980 be something that they could watch on youtube that would kind of distill the information for them we

00:53:07.920 have that information yeah we have that video it's available now and tonight we're even adding something

00:53:13.920 new to it uh tonight on tv we're going to take a further look into the whistleblowers um and the

00:53:21.240 the whole the whole uh you know entire impeachment inquiry nothing nothing is as it seems last

00:53:29.500 thursday we showed you everything the democrats had been doing in ukraine to get a baseline the entire

00:53:34.580 episode is available on youtube also uh for blaze subscribers you can see the entire thing

00:53:40.460 at uh glenn beck i'm sorry at blaze tv.com but tonight at five o'clock we're going to take a close

00:53:48.120 look into what started this whole thing that darn whistleblower report now nothing about this report

00:53:54.920 is usual from the absolute very beginning this process has been tainted by partisanship and i'm

00:54:02.240 going to i'm going to show you first how a whistleblower report should go and then how this whistle

00:54:08.780 report report did go chalkboards are needed because they don't resemble one another we're also

00:54:18.100 going to show you the facts on the law firm that is now representing both the original whistleblower

00:54:22.360 and now the second one that has recently come forward and what's weird is um one of these guys

00:54:28.540 was involved in a uh was involved in a movement right after donald trump was elected

00:54:38.900 i mean the odds that he would find the whistleblower is just astronomical

00:54:48.540 we will give you the facts and nothing but the facts tonight at 5 p.m you don't want to miss that

00:54:56.380 so you're saying that there's a possibility that maybe some of this stuff gets looked into further

00:55:01.760 maybe you should expand on that we have a couple minutes here maybe you could talk about the

00:55:05.660 potentially there's a viewing a viewing party in washington so i want to talk to you uh here about

00:55:12.120 um anything but that communist china the latest on communist china so the nba is uh it's it's kind of

00:55:23.880 kind of interesting how this is all coming undone people are starting to see these corporations for who

00:55:32.260 they are remember they care about you they care about the little people they care about the uh about

00:55:37.740 the downtrodden they don't care about anybody who's in an internment camp in china they don't care about

00:55:44.420 anybody in hong kong certainly doesn't seem like it no way they're acting well no they don't adam silver

00:55:50.140 is their commissioner and he came in right before remember the donald sterling mess with the tapes

00:55:55.480 the los angeles clippers racist tapes that came out so he came in right before that and was pretty

00:56:01.240 decisive with it and won over everybody almost immediately so he's had a pretty easy road through

00:56:08.300 his run as nba commissioner this really feels like a massive misstep though they completely i think

00:56:16.220 misjudged what the american people would think about this on the on the right for sure but on the left

00:56:20.740 too i mean look there are a lot of people who disagree with us on what the tax rate should be

00:56:26.920 that think the human rights abuses in china are a really freaking big deal and they have come out with

00:56:33.600 this vigorous defense of the chinese government for some reason obviously it's financial uh and it's

00:56:42.040 business related and then they've come out with these horrible statements they've shut down the uh you know

00:56:48.200 big gm over one statement about supporting hong kong and they brought out a statement yesterday it was

00:56:53.540 a disaster it was not received well it was it was not a good job they've now had a mulligan on this

00:56:58.120 they decided to release another statement i mean it's i it's incredible i recognize our initial

00:57:04.540 statement left people angered confused or unclear on what who we are or what the nba stands for let me be

00:57:10.300 more clear when you have to release a second statement that begins with that you're already down you can

00:57:15.400 see the trouble they feel it there they feel it at the nba let them feel it because they deserve to

00:57:20.040 feel it on this over the last three decades the nba has developed a great affinity for the people of

00:57:24.280 china that has nothing to do with the story okay the idea that the chinese government is cracking

00:57:30.760 down on the citizens of hong kong has nothing to do with a regular person living in another part of

00:57:35.500 china and the nba is trying to conflate these two so it looks like daryl morey the gm who initially

00:57:42.040 started this is being mean to the average citizen of china by saying stand with hong kong that's not

00:57:47.760 what he's doing the average citizen of china is is under extreme propaganda so the average person in

00:57:55.660 china thinks that the hong kong people are actually terrorists right they think they're a separatist

00:58:00.520 movement right which they're you know they're not by the way hong kong is part of china so i guess

00:58:05.640 these would be chinese citizens at least very soon so if you love all chinese citizens why are you

00:58:13.020 standing against those citizens who actually are now saying hey i'd like to have freedom of speech

00:58:18.540 and freedom to uh you know follow the dictates of my own conscience yeah where's that yeah where's the

00:58:26.040 love for those people no it's just it's you know it comes to business relationship we got to get to

00:58:29.620 this whole this whole statement because it's insane okay we'll get to it in just a second i want to show

00:58:34.220 you how this is all falling apart uh these companies are going to pay horrible horrible

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01:00:12.560 second station id all right so he says we have no problem with the chinese people right it's a bs

01:00:26.200 argument they go on to say this they go on to a bunch of like look we understand they have different

01:00:30.800 systems and we understand the diversity blah blah blah then they go this um it is inevitable that

01:00:35.940 people around the world including from america and china will have different viewpoints over

01:00:39.680 different issues you see there's good people on both sides of this one glenn good people on the

01:00:44.160 chinese government communist side no no they're not what no there's good people on the people that

01:00:49.180 killed 60 million no people there's some good people in that government you know what you know

01:00:53.400 you know jesse owens you know what jesse owens said not that okay that's what that's in the

01:00:59.500 documentary that's in the documentary he's like i'm not gonna didn't say that that's a great point

01:01:04.500 um uh so we'll have different viewpoints on different issues it's not the role of the nba

01:01:09.440 to to adjudicate those differences well what the hell has been going on the last couple days

01:01:14.020 you've been releasing statements demeaning your own play your own star general manager's uh

01:01:21.660 opinions you've had the multiple teams come out you've you've pushed this side of the argument so far

01:01:30.540 you're now forced to release another statement the nba will not put itself in a position of regulating

01:01:35.620 what players employees and team owners will or will not say on these issues excuse me we simply

01:01:41.220 could not operate that way that's what you are operating that way what has the last few days been

01:01:47.940 all it's been is about the nba pressuring now they maybe the we will not do it overtly we'll do it

01:01:54.400 behind the scenes that's a good statement there adam i mean this is blatantly what they're doing

01:02:01.620 they've harassed this guy maury and to not only withdraw his support for hong kong but to

01:02:07.580 basically say yeah i was wrong china's right now that's a whole nother statement on maury and his

01:02:13.700 backbone but come on here this is ridiculous so let me go to south park another way to go

01:02:22.260 here's south park uh they did an episode on china watch

01:02:27.720 this is all wrong no it's good kids they're loving it yeah but i can't sell my soul like this

01:02:36.520 i want to get away from that farm more than anything but it's not worth living in a world

01:02:40.920 where china controls my country's art i don't care how many people you have i've got something in me

01:02:48.160 that just won't let me be a part of all this yeah whatever it is i've got it too yeah i want to be

01:02:54.320 proud of who we are guys and anybody who would betray their ideals just to make money in china

01:02:58.720 isn't worth a lick of spit i mean hello this is before the controversy by the way this is every

01:03:05.780 movie studio in hollywood this is down the on the nba the nba the the nfl does this with other

01:03:13.040 countries they're all doing it vans the tennis shoe vans they had a support hong kong protesters shoe

01:03:21.920 they're pulling it now they're pulling it okay so what did south park do fascinating to see if

01:03:30.000 china came out more overtly for a vaunted liberal call against a vaunted liberal cause like if they

01:03:36.480 came out overtly against gay marriage or something i would i would love to see that play out because i

01:03:42.160 these companies i believe they're not well you should look this i'm sure they're not in support

01:03:46.560 they're not supportive of gay marriage or gay people or homosexuality i'm pretty sure but i mean

01:03:53.400 when the when charlotte is in a state that passed a law that said transgendered people need to go to

01:03:59.940 the bathroom of their birth gender that terribly restrictive law in in public they pulled the all-star

01:04:08.960 game out of the city of charlotte because of this and yet sickening in china we're talking about

01:04:15.560 millions of people who are political prisoners and you're supporting their government over one of your

01:04:22.540 own employees who barely even did anything let's be clear here but not like he's leading an organization

01:04:30.860 who's over in hong kong rescuing people he put up a tweet and it wasn't he didn't even write the tweet

01:04:36.620 it was a screenshot of somebody else's tweet here's what i like matt stone and trey parker from south

01:04:43.600 park they said like the nba we welcome the chinese censors into our homes and into our hearts we too

01:04:50.180 love money more than freedom and democracy president z doesn't look like winnie the pooh at all tune into

01:04:56.920 our 300th episode this wednesday at 10 long live the communist party of china may autumn sorghum harvest be

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01:06:36.140 welcome to the glenn beck program bbc investigation of wikipedia

01:07:06.120 has found that communist china is manipulating the supposed online encyclopedia

01:07:11.580 wikipedia they are engaging in mass edits the investigation found more than 1600 edits on 22

01:07:22.420 political sensitive topics such as taiwan and the hong kong protests of course they're doing this

01:07:28.880 they have they have they have buildings full of people that all they're doing is trying to influence

01:07:36.100 us you know that there's one building what is it uh 150 000 square feet an office building in

01:07:45.800 beijing that the only thing they do there is try to hack our pentagon servers i mean who thinks that

01:07:54.880 china is a good friend of ours these these these companies you've got google and facebook helping

01:08:04.160 them helping them track helping them edit the news helping them block people from getting the truth in

01:08:12.100 china you have apple building all their stuff over there and and by the way apple also just banned the

01:08:19.440 little emoji of the taiwanese flag uh because uh you know china didn't like it so they banned that little

01:08:26.500 emoji if you're in where is it hong kong uh taiwan or macau right taiwan or macau so you can't you can't use

01:08:35.880 that um unreal you have the nba absolutely folding what what are we what are we doing we think that these are

01:08:46.400 our friends they're not our friends in fact here's the latest women who have survived china's

01:08:54.540 concentration camps for muslim ethnic minorities have reported widespread rape forced abortions and

01:09:02.140 forced sterilization and other extreme sexual human rights atrocities speaking to the washington

01:09:08.580 post the women echo the experiences of others who have escaped the estimated thousands of

01:09:14.360 concentration camps built in china um the majority of the one to three million people trapped in these

01:09:22.720 camps are believed majority to be uyghurs others have survived have been able to use their marital

01:09:31.220 status status as citizens of pakistan or other neighboring countries to place pressure on beijing

01:09:36.720 to release them but pakistan isn't their friend either pakistan because they have this new

01:09:44.060 trading highway that's coming out of china pakistan wants the business and so they're looking the

01:09:50.440 other way on all of these uyghur camps they don't care these companies i think are i've known this for a

01:09:59.580 long time they're on the wrong side and oh my gosh are they going to pay a heavy heavy heavy price

01:10:06.820 in what way i think they're going to be viewed as too much money weighs their yachts down is that what

01:10:12.460 you're worried about yeah i think they're going to be viewed in the end as nazi collaborators

01:10:18.460 i think that they are going to be so i mean look at look what they're doing they're shutting people

01:10:24.760 up here in the united states with a different opinion right they're um if you talk to somebody

01:10:31.400 that that you disagree with and that the the social justice warriors disagree with you have to be shut

01:10:37.700 down these companies are doing that right now they're part of the social justice movement that

01:10:43.780 shines coming off the social justice movement i want to play two examples first here is ellen from

01:10:49.800 yesterday ellen degenerate she was uh this weekend with uh george w bush in jerry jones skybox

01:10:57.560 here in dallas texas watching the cowboys well people went crazy on her crazy the social media

01:11:07.080 just tore her apart here's what she said listen but during the game they showed a shot of george and

01:11:14.500 me laughing together and uh so people were upset they thought why is a gay hollywood liberal sitting

01:11:21.780 next to a conservative republican president didn't even notice i'm holding the brand new iphone 11

01:11:26.620 and um but a lot of people were mad and they did what people do when they're mad they tweet and uh

01:11:33.340 but here's one tweet that i loved this uh person says ellen and george bush together makes me have

01:11:37.580 faith in america again losing the applause you're not hearing that on the view are you exactly

01:11:45.820 here's the thing i'm friends with george bush in fact i'm friends with a lot of people who don't

01:11:49.660 share the same beliefs that i have we're all different and i think that we've forgotten that that's

01:11:53.740 okay that we're all different for instance i wish people wouldn't wear fur i don't like it but but

01:11:58.540 i'm friends with people who wear fur and i'm friends with people who are furry as a matter of

01:12:02.620 fact i have friends who should tweeze more and i i have but just because i don't agree with someone

01:12:08.620 on everything doesn't mean that i'm not going to be friends with them when i say be kind to one another

01:12:12.620 i don't mean only the people that think the same way that you do i mean be kind to everyone

01:12:17.260 doesn't matter okay now let me give you a second example here's kanye west he's done another one of

01:12:24.060 his sunday services the crowds are diverse and massive massive and it's hard to understand but

01:12:33.740 listen to him here that's the republican party

01:12:45.820 because i chose my right in america we got the right right we got our own right to our own opinions

01:12:52.540 right but trump tonight because of my color who i'm supposed to pick as the president you black so

01:13:00.380 you can't like trump i ain't never made a decision only based off my color that's a form of slavery

01:13:11.740 that's a form of slavery so you have now two people pretty popular that are coming out and

01:13:22.060 they're not sitting down they're not sitting down this is the new wave that is coming this is the

01:13:29.980 beginning of the pendulum swinging the other direction people do not like this uh hyper partisanship

01:13:39.500 where everything is political they don't like it and there is a freight train coming

01:13:47.500 and these companies don't see it they don't see it going to the ellen thing here for a second

01:13:54.860 beyond the fact that it's a nice moment that i like yeah you know i like the fact that this stuff

01:13:59.500 can happen and she's so good at it but you have to remember that in our society over the past 20 years

01:14:06.700 uh has there been someone who has been more persuasive culturally than ellen no think of

01:14:15.180 when she's you know her she comes into our public eye and she's the she winds up you know she becomes a

01:14:20.380 star and on her own show she announces that she's gay and the initial reaction is like you know not

01:14:28.460 necessarily overwhelmingly positive but it wasn't bad you know people liked her so they but then she

01:14:35.340 started kind of doing the show and it was all about that you know it seemed to be that was the

01:14:39.260 focus of every episode and people kind of got didn't weren't really into it and that's hang on

01:14:43.420 just a second that is where i think america still is look i don't mind you i don't care just don't

01:14:48.460 can you not make it about everything right but what did she do she could have gone the activist route

01:14:54.140 after that i think and made a case and probably been very popular and raised lots of money for liberal

01:14:58.860 causes by coming out and saying they shut my tv show down because blah blah blah instead she's been

01:15:04.140 friendly with everyone i mean she you know her show has we've had charity auctions uh here where

01:15:10.620 her show is donated like free passes to go see it she's she's done all sorts of things to make her

01:15:16.940 producers have reached out to uh people on this program many like i mean it's it's not a they're not

01:15:25.660 they're not the buzzsaw and they're trying they're presenting themselves as human beings who are likable

01:15:31.660 and that is and over time you've seen let me just look at the numbers on on the the issue you'd think

01:15:37.100 she'd care about gay marriage has become gone from an issue where it was in you know in the 90s it was

01:15:41.180 about 20 percent and now it's about 60 over 60 percent popularity now i'm not saying ellen's obviously

01:15:46.460 completely responsible for that but her approach has been far more effective than these activist groups

01:15:51.660 and there's something there for us to learn too right in that not just is it a nice moment it also

01:15:57.260 works it's persuasive people when people like you they tend to agree with you more and if we wind up

01:16:05.660 just being a group of people who you know who have great arguments but everybody hates it's not going to

01:16:12.060 be it's it's not effective we you know it's tough because i think a lot of times we get into that sort of

01:16:17.420 day-to-day back and forth of whatever issue is out there today we have to win that we have to fight

01:16:23.340 and we you know you got to stand up for what you believe in but how you do it is important too and

01:16:27.180 if you look at the long term if you take a longer term approach not just winning today's tweet battle

01:16:33.500 you wind up i think doing things differently and over a longer period of time can actually you know

01:16:39.660 win these battles and make real change and and look do what you can do you can't you're not going to

01:16:44.220 win every one of them but i think to put the best face possible on the things you believe in you

01:16:48.700 actually have to put on you know the best face you have possible i think we're at the beginning of

01:16:54.540 something and i think the left if they're smart will um hijack it eventually uh make it their idea

01:17:01.420 but i think they are so far gone i don't know if that's going to happen can i give you one more

01:17:05.020 example of this real quick the what is almost probably the most effective video we've seen in years

01:17:11.420 happened last week was the the video of the kid who was on the stand his brother was murdered killed

01:17:18.220 by a cop it was she was you know convicted of murder um who went into the wrong apartment after

01:17:23.500 going on a long day of duty and afterwards she said he said i look i don't even want you to go to prison

01:17:29.580 um i don't i i i love you i want the best for you and i hope you look to christ and can i give you a

01:17:36.140 hug and then he came down and he gave the person who killed his brother a hug and then the judge came

01:17:41.980 down and they all hugged and it was like an incredible moment right was that more effective

01:17:48.380 or was the reaction from activists more effective listen to this the moment of compassion where the

01:17:54.780 judge came down off the stage and gave him a hug was fiercely debated in the days after the trial

01:18:00.540 some praised as a rare and much needed moment of humanity others criticized it as a potentially

01:18:05.660 unconstitutional act and wondered whether a black defendant would receive similar attention

01:18:11.340 in the criminal justice system now of course they you know point out that the judge was black

01:18:18.380 so i don't know exactly uh and then you get this it was way out of bounds said andrew seidel a lawyer

01:18:24.700 with the freedom from religion foundation which filed a complaint against the judge in texas with the

01:18:29.820 state commission of judicial conduct the group argued that the judge kemp's decision to preach

01:18:33.900 the bible violated the first amendment because he she handed she gave him a bible who wins that

01:18:41.340 which side christian of course right way more effective than the angry response that is just

01:18:48.060 like i don't like this is a clearly a good moment these are moments that you should celebrate and try to

01:18:53.260 replicate not come at come down on the other side that's why i think this approach to the

01:18:59.260 impeachment is so important yeah the one we have is not defending anybody not getting into anybody's

01:19:06.940 face it's just hey here are the facts here are the facts this is what obama did this is what chalupa

01:19:15.180 did working with the um with the embassy and the dnc this is how the um people that went to jail in the

01:19:24.220 ukraine were convicted for interfering with our election on behalf of the dnc just donald trump

01:19:32.780 doesn't need to be mad he really doesn't he just needs to explain exactly what happened uh when it comes

01:19:40.620 to the other side and look i don't i don't you know look if you were grossed out by what the president

01:19:47.180 said okay i i can see that i can see that if you thought that it was illegal well let's talk about

01:19:55.980 that let's we should look at that we need more i don't see it yet but i can give you more information

01:20:00.140 yeah i don't see it but okay we'll talk about that i want to make sure that we turn over every stone

01:20:04.860 but in doing so you got to kind of turn over every stone and look at this the ones that we don't have

01:20:11.260 whistleblowers on we have the actual facts and they still they still uh are not all of the facts

01:20:19.340 there's still stuff that's happening and have happened in ukraine that we don't have but no one

01:20:24.860 will do the investigation on you don't have to be angry you just have to state the facts that's what

01:20:32.860 that guy did i don't want any kind of harm to come to you i know your life will be changed if you take

01:20:39.740 jesus in your heart and i just i love you and i and i'm sorry that this happened to you but i want

01:20:48.300 you to know there's a pathway out that's all he's saying those are the facts we can stick there

01:20:57.260 but we got to be solid on the facts you can't do what the left is doing you can't be uh boycotting

01:21:03.900 people because of bathrooms and then saying hey everybody shut up china is a good place

01:21:10.460 when they're they're exterminating people it doesn't work you'll have no credibility and i

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01:23:54.820 everybody's singing the praises of china should you be we have somebody who has looked into china

01:24:01.000 deeply and we'll explain just what china is really up to we go there next

01:24:09.400 you're listening to glenn beck

01:24:19.060 we have uh bill gertz on i don't think we've had bill gertz on for a while

01:24:33.460 uh yeah he is a um he's a a great author um and he's written a new book called deceiving the sky

01:24:42.660 uh and it is all about china and i just don't think there's a better time for this book to

01:24:49.580 um be talked about than right now because people don't understand the threat that china poses they

01:24:57.660 have two goals china 2020 and china 2025 and uh neither of those goals are good and i think you

01:25:06.120 need to understand that and bill has taken a a deep look into what is happening in china and how we got

01:25:14.340 there and president trump seems to be one of the only people that have been willing to take on china

01:25:20.920 we talk to bill gertz next

01:25:22.760 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:25:47.440 these companies and organizations uh like the nba and the way the nba has come out and just

01:25:54.580 kiss the butt of china is not only disgusting but i think they're going to be remembered as um

01:26:01.480 as enablers or um you know allies of war criminals you know these these companies like crux

01:26:11.800 uh that and ibm that actually aided the nazis in what they were doing there are a lot of companies

01:26:20.400 that are going to wake up i think shortly and find out oh we're on the wrong side america do not fall

01:26:27.720 into that trap you need to understand the enemy that china really is there's a new book out called

01:26:34.240 deceiving the sky by bill gertz he has a very clear look at who these people are over in china and what

01:26:44.460 their goals are and how it might pose a problem for us in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:28:24.300 bill gertz national security columnist for the washington times senior editor at the washington

01:28:44.840 free beacon and has been with the times since since 1985 author of six books four of the national

01:28:52.020 bestsellers uh he has really done his homework on china and there couldn't be a better time for this

01:28:58.200 book to be coming out welcome to the program bill gertz hi glenn great to be on the show yeah great to

01:29:03.200 have you uh so bill first of all i have to ask the title of the book is deceiving the sky can you

01:29:08.000 explain what that means yeah it's uh it comes from ancient chinese strategy the chinese communists

01:29:15.040 today are despite being communists are steeped in ancient strategy and this dates to everyone is

01:29:21.120 familiar with sun tzu the guy who said the acme of skill is defeating your enemy without firing a shot

01:29:26.920 well there's also a book from the same period called the 36 strategies the first of those is deceive the sky

01:29:34.300 to cross the ocean and it's a story about a chinese general in this warring states uh period where he

01:29:41.680 had to convince the emperor to go to war to a navy neighboring province and basically he deceived the

01:29:48.040 emperor into getting onto a boat and going across and the emperor had to decide does he turn back or go to

01:29:53.860 war he goes to war so the the the meaning behind this is that for to defeat your enemy you must be

01:30:00.520 willing to deceive the sky and in china the emperor is considered god so you have to even deceive god

01:30:06.460 in order to achieve your goals and this is exactly what communist china is doing today boy between

01:30:12.880 islam and uh and china everybody seems and russia everybody seems cool with lying uh to get their

01:30:20.420 way and unfortunately i think we're adopting many of those uh strategies um yeah go ahead no i was going

01:30:27.880 to say deception is the key to understanding the threat from china they are steeped in deception

01:30:33.580 they've deceived us for the last 40 years into thinking they're not a threat that they're a benign

01:30:39.300 power and that if you just be nice to them that they'll turn into this uh free open society it was

01:30:45.540 it was a gamble that totally failed now we've got this uh emerging uh semi-superpower that wants not

01:30:52.920 only to rule the world but in order to do that to defeat the united states i i find what's happening

01:31:00.080 with our corporations today terrifying terrifying they know what this country is they know what

01:31:08.060 they're doing especially the tech companies they know exactly what china is doing and it seems the

01:31:13.620 almighty dollar is is greater than anything else to these people well i think uh we've seen that in

01:31:20.980 the nba the craven nba appeasement of china where they basically said that they were uh going to

01:31:27.700 first one of their executives promoted democracy in hong kong and then the entire uh nba kowtowed to

01:31:35.860 beijing and and it's just horrible this is the future if we don't push back against communist china all

01:31:42.140 right so explain to people who are like ah china it's not so bad explain why we should care about them

01:31:48.000 well um like i said we've had this 40 year gamble that if we just engage with china and trade with

01:31:54.920 china uh that they'll become a benign power and that's been an utter failure because

01:31:59.500 the first thing in deceiving the sky i focus a lot on communist ideology i even have a chapter that

01:32:05.860 goes into how communists lie so lying is a key feature of their system and they've lied about what

01:32:12.620 their goals and aspirations are and again they see the united states as their main enemy they have

01:32:19.420 this massive conspiracy they believe that there's a massive conspiracy by the united states and the west

01:32:24.660 to contain uh socialist communist china and i've tried to highlight in all of these areas from

01:32:32.100 ideological threats to financial threats to military threats to intelligence threats it's across the

01:32:39.500 board i've been covering this for over 30 years and it's just like i say it's becoming a greater threat

01:32:45.320 every day as like i said this nba case is just an egregious example of uh appeasement of this

01:32:51.740 communist uh dictatorship so how are they specifically a threat to us well uh militarily uh they have said

01:33:00.620 that they are developing weapons and capabilities like cyber attacks and lasers that can do incredible

01:33:08.520 damage to us and like i say i outline a scenario in the book where china could this is a fictional

01:33:14.760 scenario where china could actually launch a global pearl harbor missile attack against all the ships

01:33:21.460 in the u.s navy and just totally knock them out so they're developing capabilities in preparation for a

01:33:27.920 future conflict with the united states another alarming area is in the area of cyber uh the u.s

01:33:34.540 intelligence agencies have detected that china has been engaged in a uh cyber attacks uh across the

01:33:42.300 board on uh inside of our system they're looking at uh basically how to map our electric grids so that

01:33:50.620 if uh there's a crisis they get inside of that grid and they shut down the electricity you know we have 16

01:33:56.440 critical infrastructures transportation electric all that but when you come down to it there's really only one

01:34:02.780 critical infrastructure and that's the electric grid and we know they've been inside of it mapping

01:34:07.620 it and preparing for future attacks and play devil's advocate bill sure i hope we're doing the same thing

01:34:13.820 to them well i hope so too and i have not heard what we're doing but the problem has been and and again

01:34:22.160 that would be an intelligence function um the u.s government has been engaged in a massive intelligence

01:34:28.780 failure related to china and that failure is that they've under assessed it i i can remember back in

01:34:35.820 1999 going to the dia and getting a briefing on the chinese military and then afterwards uh this colonel

01:34:43.640 came in the room and said the general would like to see you it was the the general was the the director

01:34:48.500 of the dia and we sat down in a windowless conference room and he said to me he said bill

01:34:53.900 china is not a threat and i was shocked and i said why do you why do you say that and he said well

01:35:00.900 because of their statements and well it turns out that two years later there was a chinese spy working

01:35:07.660 inside the defense intelligence agency and the general was reflecting those views so this is how china has

01:35:15.160 influenced our our views of of their system talk to me a little bit about um the the china 2025

01:35:24.000 and china 2020 one is internal looking if i'm not mistaken and the other is external correct

01:35:31.280 well um there's there's a number of different programs the china 2025 was their economic program to

01:35:39.560 basically corner the world market on all of the high technology areas most notably 5g uh they have

01:35:48.440 other programs here called the thousand talents program where they're they're siphoning off and hiring

01:35:54.060 scientists and others to go back to china and give them that expertise and uh after the uh white house

01:36:02.040 under the trump administration revealed this china 2025 program guess what they cited uh-oh

01:36:08.440 we better not talk about this anymore we tipped our hand now the west knows what we're up to so they

01:36:14.420 kind of made a mistake in revealing that and china 2020 is the control of their people which i don't think

01:36:23.160 people understand their social credit system here i don't think you can't say hey we love china and we

01:36:30.360 just want to do business with china uh and expect us to have an open and friendly relationship

01:36:37.120 when they are really tracking and imprisoning their entire population it's it's hitler's dream system

01:36:46.100 it is a total i call it uh high-tech totalitarianism um i was in uh in beijing in june of 2018 with

01:36:56.780 then defense secretary jim mattis and i felt like it was an information desert you couldn't access the

01:37:03.520 internet freely you couldn't get social media you couldn't go on google and do searches that you

01:37:09.220 you know that we do so commonly every day uh they are into total control and again this goes back to

01:37:15.820 the uh clinton administration during the uh the 90s where uh clinton was a believer in unfettered

01:37:22.420 engagement he said let's give them all this high technology he said trying to uh control the

01:37:28.720 internet would be like trying to nail jello to the wall well the chinese are very close to nailing

01:37:34.440 jello to the wall in terms of controlling the internet and if i'm not mistaken he was the first

01:37:39.760 one to sell them a supercomputer well it was across the board i i like to point out to people that uh

01:37:47.280 under this engagement policy one of the worst global security failures took place and that was

01:37:53.840 under clinton they decided we were going to share nuclear cooperation with the chinese so we sent our

01:37:59.840 nuclear weapons laboratory scientists to china they sent theirs to the u.s and within a few short years

01:38:06.300 the cia concluded that china through espionage obtained secrets on every deployed warhead in the u.s

01:38:13.560 arsenal they then spread that technology to pakistan and then pakistan further spread it through the

01:38:19.760 aq khan nuclear supplier network uh to north korea iran syria and libya and we learned this in 2003

01:38:27.640 when we took down the libyan nuclear program there were chinese language documents on how to make a

01:38:32.820 small warhead for a missile i can't think of a greater uh disaster for u.s and global security than

01:38:40.460 trading nuclear cooperation with the chinese so i want to i want to go to kind of what you're talking

01:38:46.880 about it espionage but it's espionage on a global scale and here in america i don't think people

01:38:53.480 really understand how much they have stolen from us and what the ramifications are we'll go there

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01:40:44.080 so they have been uh stealing technology from us uh like crazy can you give us a highlight of of this

01:41:04.420 sure yeah first off um the uh white house put out a report last year and the title was china's

01:41:13.420 economic aggression against the united states there was a big fight in the white house

01:41:17.680 the uh the pro-china traders said oh you you can't say that you can't say economic aggression

01:41:23.200 and they said well yes we can and one of the reasons was is they outlined in this report that

01:41:28.840 china is obtaining between 250 billion and 600 billion annually in american intellectual property

01:41:37.720 and technology no nation can survive especially when our economy is so wedded to the high-tech

01:41:44.380 sector so this is this gives you a sense of of of how serious the problem is and it's not that

01:41:50.720 they're stealing you know books from us they've always just taken i've got a chinese copy of harry

01:41:55.620 potter that's not harry potter but it is harry potter um they don't care about things like that

01:42:00.860 but they're going even to places where you're building turbines and they didn't know how to

01:42:06.080 build a turbine and they'll say okay we'll buy these turbines from you but one of our people has to be

01:42:11.260 there to uh to witness the whole thing when they do they hack into the site they they take all of the

01:42:18.540 technology all the know-how and then they can't in this particular case they canceled the contract on the

01:42:23.700 turbines yeah it's a it's unbelievable the the uh scope of the intellectual property theft and

01:42:32.740 acquisition i mean it ranges from government secrets and i highlight that in the book about how they

01:42:38.560 stole the uh c-17 uh design information uh worth 3.4 billion dollars from boeing and then they went out

01:42:47.880 and built their own uh y-20 uh transport the same same thing they also stole secrets on our fighter jets

01:42:54.460 um so and on the commercial side again it's it's again a staggering amount uh trump has done something

01:43:01.880 very unique um he has basically said look we're not going to allow this kind of theft to take place and

01:43:08.340 it was allowed to happen under successive republican and democratic administrations they looked the other

01:43:14.500 way they said nothing and it continued to happen so trump is saying uh just like we did in the latter

01:43:20.940 stages of the cold war against the soviet union when we blocked uh western and u.s technology uh he's

01:43:27.580 saying okay let's see what kind of a chinese economic miracle can exist without stolen u.s technology and

01:43:34.460 my guess is we're starting to see a kind of decline in the chinese economy so i think it's kind of working

01:43:39.920 i will tell you this i um i'm big time against tariffs but what he's doing in china i generally

01:43:47.820 agree with um 5g uh and huawei is is is potentially deadly to the west oh absolutely i mean we are in a

01:44:00.780 real national security race for this new technology you know the thing to understand about 5g it's it's not

01:44:08.220 just a jump from 4g to 5g as as the next generation it's it's really a quantum leap in the ability to

01:44:16.860 move information and data at at ultra high speeds and that has a huge impact both commercially and for

01:44:24.560 national security if you think of if you think of 4g as being because it is it's a pipeline of

01:44:30.620 information if you think of that as a garden hose um uh 5g is a garden hose the size of the channel

01:44:40.400 exactly exactly and and they're trying to corner the market on that and the way they're doing that

01:44:47.480 is again it's part of their strategy known as the belt and road they're they're working in

01:44:52.460 underdeveloped nations to get those nations to buy into chinese 5g infrastructure which is like

01:44:59.760 repeater cells and and that kind of thing and once they do that they will have access to that data

01:45:05.400 uh the military is really scrambling to try and figure out a way to prevent china from cornering

01:45:11.100 the market on 5g because it's going to have significant a significant impact on the ability

01:45:16.640 to do military operations anywhere in the u.s or to defend the country against attacks if the chinese

01:45:22.900 control worldwide the 5g networks and they control all of the information they'll they'll be able to

01:45:29.740 hack anything if if their spine is where uh is where all of the information is is traveling on

01:45:40.060 correct it's it's both intelligence as well as the ability to uh cut off or stop the use of 5g if

01:45:48.300 if they control the infrastructure for example they could cut off 5g the the military's use of 5g

01:45:55.920 uh somewhere in the united states which would again cripple us just like they could cripple our

01:46:01.840 satellites by firing missiles that maybe like a a dozen or so satellites they could cripple so these

01:46:07.740 are the things they're doing it's really a cold war with china and yet there's only one side waging

01:46:12.980 it and that's beijing are we getting better with trump oh absolutely uh it's it's been a tectonic

01:46:20.760 shift um i point out in the book that early in president-elect held a meeting at trump tower

01:46:26.800 early in after he was elected and he brought together all the top tech executives and he asked

01:46:32.300 them what their concerns were and all of them said you have to do something about china stealing our

01:46:37.800 technology or we're not going to be able to survive all right more in just a second the name of the book

01:46:42.640 is deceiving the sky inside communist china's drive for global supremacy the author is bill gertz more

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01:48:29.400 welcome to the program we're talking to bill gertz uh he's a

01:48:56.840 he has a new book all about china inside communist china's drive for global supremacy it's called

01:49:01.900 deceiving the sky uh and i don't think people really understand what china is um and what it is

01:49:10.900 growing into bill i had a question about intellectual theft you know intellectual property theft a big

01:49:18.660 chunk of that is you know you guys talked about these real kind of overt actions of theft where they're

01:49:24.180 taking things and stealing things and hacking and doing these uh actions that are you know blatantly

01:49:29.260 criminal but there's another big chunk of this which is essentially american companies agreeing

01:49:34.620 to these standards to go over there to access this market and you know they china basically says hey if

01:49:41.300 you want to come over and sell your products well you got to give us that that technology and a lot of

01:49:45.300 american companies they complain about it to our government but they wind up doing it anyway i mean

01:49:51.300 isn't that a huge part of this problem absolutely uh i i have a friend who recently retired from a

01:49:58.680 fortune 500 company in china american company and he explained that the chinese you know this is

01:50:06.140 basically a country with no rule of law but they exploit so-called law for their economic benefit

01:50:12.500 and in one case what they did over there was they required they passed a law that said all foreign

01:50:18.340 companies must share their intellectual property and core information and uh but the thing is they

01:50:26.280 never enforced it and but it was always there and this guy said if they enforced it no company could

01:50:32.240 do business they could not give up that intellectual property but that shows you the kind of coercive

01:50:37.320 measures and uh quasi-legal efforts that they use to gain uh power over american but is it coercive

01:50:44.700 because these companies for instance google is shameful and so is facebook google in particular

01:50:51.000 they just want access to the mines and the information and so they're willing to do business

01:50:56.620 with these guys because they want to mine that information they want that their algorithms to get better

01:51:03.180 um and and they they're just going over voluntarily to do this i mean i think these guys are going to be

01:51:10.860 remembered like nazi collaborators in the end absolutely yeah absolutely um this is a huge

01:51:17.160 problem and again it's it's a result of this legacy of unfettered engagement the government was telling

01:51:22.240 companies for decades just don't worry about the threat from china there's no threat just go invest

01:51:27.680 over there um again that's changing and uh when the government tells you that something's a threat

01:51:33.860 we're starting to see some of these companies pull out uh but then again it may be too late in the

01:51:39.880 sense that they've already pillaged so much uh in the case of google i highlight in the book how

01:51:45.780 google was totally uh craven in agreeing to develop a censored search engine for china so that china

01:51:55.340 again it could contribute to china's high-tech totalitarianism to block uh sites and things that

01:52:02.820 the chinese did not want the chinese people to see and uh vice president pence gave a speech last

01:52:09.580 october october of last year in which he said google should get rid of this they shouldn't be doing

01:52:15.280 this unfortunately i think and then google was called before congress and said well no we're not

01:52:20.800 doing this but i think the damage has already been done in that they've probably hired many of the

01:52:26.760 google scientists who were developing this censored search engine known as dragonfly

01:52:32.580 so where do we stand with um china you know this this trade war and this cold war that we're having

01:52:43.860 uh you know china buys a lot of our stuff from our farms etc etc uh that we're really hurting

01:52:50.900 there china they you know you never know what the truth is with china but uh you know they they have

01:52:58.120 i've saw a trend just yesterday that consumers are starting to use instant noodles uh instead of

01:53:06.100 actual noodles over in china which is cheaper so it shows that it maybe they're starting to hurt

01:53:11.560 uh down at the uh the very bottom they're building ghost cities they printed uh some say up to

01:53:19.160 uh 50 trillion dollars in cash and put 25 trillion of that in their own uh businesses

01:53:27.860 and then the other 25 trillion apparently they put in u.s stocks and bonds and and things in the

01:53:33.980 west that can't be a sign of health no uh and uh there is there are growing signs of instability uh

01:53:42.520 and and part of that is the actions of the current supreme leader xi jinping who again is he's the

01:53:49.200 president he's the general secretary of the communist party of china and he's also the head of the central

01:53:54.340 military commission the the barrel of the gun as mao said which controls the whole system and he has

01:54:01.220 made a major shift uh up until 2012 when he took power uh the guiding uh watch phrase for china was

01:54:08.980 outlined by dung shaoping the post-mao uh communist who said bide our time build our capabilities

01:54:15.860 well under xi jinping they're basically on the march they're they're no they're saying well we're still

01:54:21.680 building our capabilities but we're not biding our time uh he's declared something called the china

01:54:27.020 dream which is really the communist party of china nightmare which is again to spread this

01:54:32.580 totalitarian system throughout the world and and basically become the dominant superpower and he's

01:54:39.640 doing that in in a number of various ways the most visible of which is this thing called the belt and

01:54:45.480 road initiative and it's a multi-trillion dollar infrastructure project to take over these undeveloped

01:54:52.060 countries so where do we stand are when we are looking to go to economic war do we have a stronger hand do they

01:55:01.960 have a stronger hand well the battle is still underway politically within the trump administration you

01:55:08.520 have uh forces there primarily uh aligned with the wall street people that bailed out the communist

01:55:15.160 party of china for many many years and they want to go back to those old appeasement policies the the

01:55:21.240 the false notion that if we just trade with china everything will be okay so there's still a battle going

01:55:27.400 on um that said the strongest proponent for uh protecting the american economy and advancing american

01:55:34.840 interest is the president and he's aligned himself with a with a really good group of people that are

01:55:39.640 are taking action uh the the uh the trade representative lightheiser uh peter navarro at the white house he does

01:55:47.640 industrial policy uh matt pottinger the deputy national security advisor and on the pro china side you

01:55:54.440 basically have uh the treasury secretary steve mnuchin who's pushing uh again to go back to the old appeasement

01:56:01.160 oriented policies it remains to be seen uh you know trump is is the art of the deal he he could

01:56:08.120 you know cave in if he thinks he's going to get a deal but i can tell you this trade deal that they're

01:56:12.520 working on is not going to go anywhere why do you say that well uh according to a senior administration

01:56:19.720 official i talked to he he explained to me uh they had worked out in great detail a 150 page agreement with

01:56:27.800 the chinese uh they reached it in may and they were all set to sign it and it covered things like

01:56:33.480 cyber attacks like currency manipulation even the export of fentanyl into the united states which

01:56:40.520 china is facilitating to exacerbate the opioid crisis i think i think can i just say this and then you go

01:56:46.440 back i think they are doing what uh the british did to the chinese with the opioid war i mean the opium

01:56:55.400 wars no question i think they're doing it to us revenge yes no question well this was included in

01:57:01.240 this deal and uh the word is that they the chinese took this to the senior communist party leaders

01:57:07.800 and they said we can't sign this agreement because it will be an admission that we had done all of these

01:57:14.040 things and so that's kind of where things are now and now both sides are trying to work out a partial

01:57:20.280 deal or some kind of compromises and the way it was explained to me is as long as uh trump holds out

01:57:26.280 for uh the real deal uh nothing's going to happen in the near future but that's one of the things i

01:57:32.280 think is fascinating about this the trade war as an entity because we have something here called

01:57:38.360 elections right and you know there they don't have to worry about that so you know with the pressure of

01:57:44.680 trump maybe getting this deal done it would help the economy probably it would you know if we have

01:57:49.640 a downturn next year in the middle of an election season he's going to have a real incentive to get

01:57:53.480 something done but there's no incentive for the chinese to come along at all on these things

01:57:58.440 because they don't have to worry about an upcoming election yeah you know this is a really good point

01:58:04.520 because back in october when pence gave that speech he talked about chinese election meddling and he

01:58:12.600 basically and it didn't get a lot of attention uh obviously washington has been in near hysteria

01:58:18.760 for two years or three years on russian meddling in the 2016 election but the real election meddling

01:58:25.160 is by china and he said the chinese want a different president um in the book i quote a guy named kevin

01:58:32.200 freeman and i i came across kevin when he was working for uh the pentagon and he did an unconventional

01:58:39.400 warfare scenario and he posited that what if a nation were to trigger an economic downturn like

01:58:47.080 we saw in 2008 and of course the pentagon reacted they basically uh tried to uh can his report i'm

01:58:56.120 very very worried that the chinese uh in october or some type uh in september of 2020 could try to

01:59:04.520 trigger uh an economic downturn that would have political ramifications for for uh trump kevin

01:59:12.200 actually works for uh the blaze uh and does a show on the blaze i'm very familiar with him and and i

01:59:18.920 think he's spot on i think he's spot on i think you're spot on on that um just let me ask one last

01:59:24.920 question um what does the world look like if america continues to bend over and and uh not

01:59:34.360 draw a line in the sand with china what does america what does america and the world look like in 2030

01:59:41.080 uh to me it it's it's not an america that i would want to live in it would be a a totalitarian

01:59:48.840 nightmare and i think we're seeing the first blushes of this with this nba controversy of how

01:59:55.240 one of their executives supported democracy in china and the entire nba just uh prostrated itself in

02:00:04.200 front of the chinese in a bid to try and gain access to that market uh this this would be a

02:00:10.200 horrible world if the chinese take control it's it's uh like i say it's an existential threat it's

02:00:16.840 not climate change like the democratic presidential candidates like to say it's communist china

02:00:23.400 bill thank you so much i appreciate you follow him gertz file.com uh his name is bill gertz and the

02:00:30.040 name of the book is deceiving the sky you want to understand the future you want to understand future

02:00:35.640 war you want to understand why we must uh stop uh coddling china read this book deceiving the sky

02:00:45.800 inside communist china's drive for global supremacy by bill gertz thank you bill

02:00:50.840 ah i wanted to ask him if there really was a general sao there was oh there was okay there

02:00:57.640 was okay yes i figured he'd have the story in the book i assume i don't know how but they didn't know

02:01:02.120 because it's not an american it's not a chinese thing it's an american thing there was a general

02:01:06.680 chow the sao and uh he won a great battle but uh they didn't do the chicken thing we did

02:01:14.360 so we they they we turned war into delicious chicken delicious chicken that's us yes that's

02:01:21.160 america yes yes yes sometimes it's in life it's okay to buy the off brand but not when it comes to

02:01:27.160 the x chair not when it comes to the x chair if you have an x chair there is nothing like it this is

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02:01:47.640 it stew like the factory settings i did you just you know sometimes you just sit down something it

02:01:53.080 feels really good you don't you don't need to screw with it um but then when i did screw with it and do

02:01:57.160 some of the adjustments that actually even got better yeah when he looked at me i mean he shows

02:02:01.000 he doesn't listen to me at all oh no um when he looked at me you know at one point in the show

02:02:05.800 after about a month of having it and doing the commercials uh i adjusted mine and he said

02:02:11.240 wait what did you do how did you do that and i'm like oh dear god you haven't even adjusted it have

02:02:16.440 you it came and it worked i just i mean you know you order a taco bell chalupa and they give it to

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02:02:45.640 hey we want to welcome all of our las vegas listeners to our new home

02:03:15.480 it's news talk 840 kxnt thank you so much for tuning in uh we are live in uh las vegas now we

02:03:23.400 are thrilled to be a part of uh kxnt all right um tonight at five o'clock we have another chalkboard

02:03:30.360 on the impeachment of donald trump this chalkboard is going to show you how things usually work

02:03:38.040 with a whistleblower and how this whistleblower worked it doesn't seem to match up

02:03:45.960 at all and we'll give you we'll give you that the latest uh on the trump impeachment today at five

02:03:52.360 o'clock i haven't seen anything uh where people have trouble keeping the same story straight it's

02:03:56.920 certainly not coming out of the elizabeth warren campaign right now no she is consistent oh she knows

02:04:01.320 her story she's sticking to it well except for that pregnancy thing i mean she was well yeah okay

02:04:07.000 she was a first year teacher and uh she's on record in fact her teaching records say that she didn't

02:04:13.560 have the right qualifications uh and so she had after her first year she had to go back and get some

02:04:18.880 extra qualifications to be able to teach the next year so um that's what she said that's what the records

02:04:24.600 say uh but then in this campaign she's come out and said she was pregnant uh i don't know with a squaw

02:04:31.640 i'm not i'm not really sure but she was pregnant and um and she was fired because she was visibly

02:04:39.080 pregnant it's a huge huge firing reason around america people are like oh i see you're visibly

02:04:44.200 pregnant therefore you're fired good for a teacher it's happens all the time all the time isn't it

02:04:50.360 amazing how how bad you think the world is if you follow these people yeah it's a central part of

02:04:58.600 their argument which is the united states sucks and everything about it sucks and everything about

02:05:04.440 your life sucks and you're never going to get a future sucks and you need me to make it not suck

02:05:09.640 as much it's still going to suck because if you elect them and they're there for a long time they will

02:05:15.000 still need to convince you it continually sucks because of somebody else so she is on record saying

02:05:21.040 the other story was she lying then or is she lying now which which liar is she it does need to be one

02:05:29.800 of the two doesn't it it does shockingly i've seen very little pickup from the mainstream media on such

02:05:35.240 an odd claim nothing to do with every single person they interact with being just like elizabeth

02:05:40.200 warren a white liberal that's wealthy from the suburbs that's you know everybody who is in the

02:05:46.580 media is elizabeth warren which is why she's getting such favorable treatment you're so jaded

02:05:51.440 well the world sucks everything sucks you suck your life sucks your future sucks or it doesn't and you

02:05:58.300 can continue to listen to this broadcast and we'll see you tonight at five o'clock it's actually

02:06:03.400 getting quite bright quite bright with the truth back

02:06:07.280 you

The Glenn Beck Program - October 08, 2019

Stop It, NBA! China Is NOT Our Friend ｜ Guest： Bill Gertz ｜ 10⧸08⧸19

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