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00:01:56.160 happening in louisville right now it's a demand letter from blm activists to the businesses

00:02:01.460 uh and they're talking about the repercussions of non-compliance and they are telling the businesses

00:02:10.240 in louisville blm is that if they don't comply and they don't put uh they don't put uh statements

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00:04:02.240 the specially built olympic stadium in berlin is filled to capacity as hitler arrives to preside at

00:04:11.500 the opening ceremony of the 11th modern olympiad a hundred thousand spectators are present they see

00:04:16.300 the charming incident of the presentation of a bouquet to the führer by a little girl meets him on his

00:04:20.320 way to his box they see the great parade of athletes from all over the world the british stand are being

00:04:24.620 carried by jack beresford following its practice at previous olympic meetings the team salutes not with the

00:04:30.340 outstretched hand but with the eyes right of british tradition past hitler the 53 teams march the

00:04:36.060 contingent from india picturesque in their turbans and from the other side of the world the australian

00:04:40.860 team all the finest athletes on earth are here to battle for the highest honors in the world of

00:04:44.980 sport the solemn olympic oath is taken by a german rudolf ismeyer on behalf of the 5 000 competitors and

00:04:50.540 officials then because the games open

00:04:54.820 now thirty thousand carrier pigeons are released they are the doves of peace symbolizing the

00:05:07.240 comradeship that exists among all nations in the athletic arena the most impressive incident in an

00:05:11.840 impressive day is the arrival of the last of three thousand runners who have brought the sacred flame

00:05:16.160 eighteen hundred miles through seven different countries from greece

00:05:19.000 a stalwart fair-haired german carries the torch to the brazier and lights the fire

00:05:25.540 at last the perfectly organized ceremonies are over and the game has begun

00:05:34.820 in the hundred meters jesse owens on the far ride has already beaten the world record in his first heat

00:05:40.300 that the time was disallowed as the wind was behind him and running like the wind he wins the final

00:05:44.640 equals the world record of 10.3 seconds

00:05:46.980 there's a big field in the 10 000 meters with a fast pace set by miraculously jesse owens when jesse

00:06:02.100 owens won he won four gold medals it was a a finger in the eye at german superiority

00:06:13.860 it was it was very controversial on whether he was going to go or not the country was split

00:06:21.220 hitler uh snubbed jesse owens

00:06:24.960 but so did fdr

00:06:27.860 when jesse owens returned he never got a telegram never got invited to the white house

00:06:33.720 never got a handshake from hitler or fdr

00:06:37.000 jesse owens jesse owens always found that interesting

00:06:41.460 ford finally welcomed him to the white house and gave him a congressional medal or presidential medal of

00:06:49.300 honor this is the olympic torch that was carried in uh the 1936 olympics it had a uh i don't know a

00:07:02.640 a stick or a candle if you will in it at the top that kept the torch uh flame alive

00:07:08.400 it had been carried from uh greece and

00:07:14.040 and taken to the stadium it was carried by many people one of them

00:07:20.400 was a jew the guy who ran with this torch in austria

00:07:25.680 was a jew and he was proud to carry it when asked later in life he said because i think sports

00:07:36.120 listen to this i think sports is the one thing that should never become political

00:07:43.000 today's the anniversary of this olympiad the the nazi olympics as they have become known

00:07:55.940 and the winning of the gold medals by jesse owens

00:08:01.240 i bring it up because

00:08:05.820 the parallels

00:08:09.600 are astounding

00:08:12.060 everything

00:08:14.140 everything had become political

00:08:15.480 in germany everything

00:08:17.740 hitler wanted to make everything political

00:08:20.720 the olympic games were not about anything but propaganda

00:08:25.880 and policy and you either towed the line

00:08:29.980 or you were out

00:08:31.380 but this was something that the germans had become

00:08:35.500 used to

00:08:36.340 in 1933

00:08:39.020 when hitler first took over there were only about 20 20 percent of the population had a radio

00:08:46.020 but the they knew this new fangled device

00:08:50.220 uh would would play a great role in propaganda it could move people

00:08:58.260 it was new in fact newer than our social media is now

00:09:03.620 it took the

00:09:05.460 it took the nazis until 1936 before they could get 80 percent of the population on radio

00:09:13.220 but they they did some amazing things on radio they

00:09:17.940 they knew that if they could control the minds of people through radio

00:09:25.220 if they could present their facts on radio

00:09:30.060 uh they would be able to control the german population

00:09:34.620 and they started with the youth

00:09:37.900 there were the brown shirts these were the members of the nazi party that were the actual

00:09:44.700 enforcers and they were the ones who really came in first

00:09:48.180 and one of the guys that was instrumental at least on uh radio

00:09:53.740 uh was a guy who was 28 years old

00:09:57.120 and at 28 years old carl kaufman was

00:10:02.300 too young to have fought in world war one

00:10:05.820 so he didn't really remember what the country was like before world war one like

00:10:11.940 so many can't remember what the country was like before 9 11

00:10:15.300 but he he saw the restoration or the reset of germany

00:10:24.480 as something that would be good and he became a national socialist

00:10:29.160 and he was he was given his own radio program

00:10:33.700 it was relatively new um it was an expensive medium

00:10:38.880 and this is him in one of his first broadcasts

00:10:42.340 he worked for joseph goebbels

00:10:49.820 his most famous uh broadcast

00:11:00.220 um because he was the so-called uh leader of the generation of war youths

00:11:07.940 those who were under 30

00:11:10.160 um at 28 years old he gets on and he begins to decry the foreign news media

00:11:18.860 see germany by this time had controlled all of the media

00:11:23.000 hitler was in charge of everything

00:11:25.720 and so the only thing he wasn't in charge wish with or of

00:11:30.700 were the foreign voices from the bbc and outside

00:11:34.600 that were telling a very different story

00:11:37.620 in fact they were telling stories that jews were being rounded up

00:11:41.560 uh that uh the nazis were violent

00:11:44.980 well kaufman needed to tell a different story

00:11:48.940 so kaufman and his brown shirts

00:11:53.180 decided to give another radio broadcast

00:11:56.860 this was a very important broadcast

00:12:00.080 that most in germany were listening to

00:12:03.620 here he is

00:12:13.880 here he is talking about how the foreign news media

00:12:20.820 is lying to you

00:12:24.300 he's saying that the foreign news media

00:12:29.400 uh is telling you that the germans

00:12:33.660 are hurting jews but that's not true

00:12:36.960 because germany is a peaceful country

00:12:41.240 remember the olympics it was the summer of peace

00:12:45.420 he said in germany no one has laid a finger on the jews

00:12:51.380 and no social democratic agitator

00:12:55.660 had been held responsible

00:12:58.000 he blames all of this

00:13:03.280 on the foreign media

00:13:06.000 who strangely is controlled by jews

00:13:08.700 and then in the most incredible part of this broadcast

00:13:12.020 he begins to speak for equality

00:13:15.600 he says what germany really seeks with the jews

00:13:20.100 is equality

00:13:21.020 equality between the germans and jews

00:13:24.240 because the germans have been oppressed by the jew

00:13:27.960 because the jew has taken over everything

00:13:31.220 and everything they think about germany

00:13:34.220 is a lie

00:13:35.600 because the jews have taught it in school

00:13:38.960 the jews have been running the bank

00:13:40.940 the jews have been running the government

00:13:42.900 and that's when he calls for national action

00:13:47.680 national action

00:13:50.360 where he asks everyone to boycott

00:13:54.380 those stores that are run by jews

00:13:57.280 or anyone who doesn't support the nazi party

00:14:00.660 does any of this sound familiar

00:14:04.100 give me 60 seconds

00:14:10.120 and i'll make sure you really understand the parallels

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00:16:40.760 we now have details about a letter

00:16:43.960 that has been sent from activists of blm

00:16:46.560 to businesses and non-profits

00:16:48.280 in the east market district of downtown louisville

00:16:50.880 um

00:16:52.440 it makes a series of demands

00:16:54.940 related to racial reparations

00:16:57.180 and threatened consequences

00:16:59.340 if the demands are not met

00:17:01.300 this according to the daily wire

00:17:04.020 they reported the story last week

00:17:06.000 after being contacted by local residents

00:17:07.900 they said they were stunned by the letter

00:17:09.640 local abc news affiliate

00:17:11.540 whas channel 11

00:17:13.320 reported black lives matter protesters

00:17:15.960 were the ones who gave the letters

00:17:17.600 out to the businesses

00:17:18.740 these are the brown shirts of today

00:17:21.840 the letter posted

00:17:24.340 five repercussions for non-compliance

00:17:28.560 these were in the letter

00:17:30.860 reduction in racial index score bias report

00:17:34.240 to the better business bureau

00:17:35.540 a social media

00:17:37.080 these things that they had to do

00:17:38.740 social media blast

00:17:40.880 notification via all social media platforms

00:17:43.640 of non-compliance

00:17:45.080 a boycott public

00:17:46.320 and i'm sorry

00:17:46.840 these are the things

00:17:47.500 that were going to happen to you

00:17:48.340 a public boycott

00:17:49.780 coordinated through social media

00:17:51.440 and mail announcements

00:17:52.840 a protest

00:17:54.980 visible media covered demonstrations

00:17:57.140 sit-in outside of your establishment

00:17:59.420 and invasive reclamation

00:18:02.220 placement of booths and tables

00:18:04.580 outside of your establishment

00:18:06.120 where competing black proprietors

00:18:08.320 will offer items comparable

00:18:10.060 to those offered by you

00:18:12.580 now here are the demands

00:18:15.320 businesses will adequately

00:18:16.660 adequately represent

00:18:18.520 the black population of louisville

00:18:20.840 by having a minimum

00:18:22.020 of 23 percent black staff

00:18:24.940 including management

00:18:26.100 in front of house positions

00:18:28.520 and maintain commitment

00:18:30.080 and accountability

00:18:30.980 to increasing that number

00:18:32.700 retail locations

00:18:35.720 will include a minimum

00:18:36.920 of 23 percent inventory

00:18:38.600 of black retailers

00:18:39.700 or make recurring

00:18:41.340 monthly donation

00:18:42.300 of 1.5 percent

00:18:43.740 of net sales

00:18:44.600 to black local organizations

00:18:46.700 business owners

00:18:48.320 will require diversity

00:18:49.820 equity

00:18:50.400 and inclusion training

00:18:51.860 for their staffs

00:18:52.880 to be conducted

00:18:53.560 by one of the black women leaders

00:18:55.920 of the attached list

00:18:57.160 training will be conducted

00:18:58.300 thereafter

00:18:58.840 on a biannual basis

00:19:00.740 customize your own

00:19:02.660 or display one of the attached

00:19:04.600 written statements

00:19:05.400 in a viable location

00:19:06.860 within your business

00:19:07.760 to increase awareness

00:19:08.860 and show support

00:19:10.260 for the reparations movement

00:19:11.880 fifth demand

00:19:13.260 non-profits

00:19:14.080 in new lou

00:19:14.840 that's new louisville

00:19:16.140 will submit

00:19:18.240 to a voluntary

00:19:19.580 external audit

00:19:21.000 of their board

00:19:21.920 of trustees

00:19:22.580 and take necessary steps

00:19:24.500 towards 23 percent

00:19:25.740 representation

00:19:26.340 on those boards

00:19:27.600 business owners

00:19:28.800 non-profit leaders

00:19:29.660 will participate

00:19:30.280 in quarterly

00:19:31.180 roundtable discussions

00:19:32.600 to be held accountable

00:19:33.860 for their communities

00:19:35.420 to these

00:19:36.160 to these demands

00:19:37.780 and work together

00:19:39.140 toward increase

00:19:40.520 equity

00:19:41.240 maintain adequate

00:19:42.960 black representation

00:19:43.940 in any entertainment

00:19:45.200 and performances

00:19:46.100 booked at your business

00:19:47.140 dress code policies

00:19:48.280 inherently discriminate

00:19:49.320 against black folks

00:19:50.400 women

00:19:51.160 and the transgender

00:19:52.180 community

00:19:52.840 you must eliminate

00:19:53.780 all dress code policies

00:19:55.800 23 percent

00:19:57.280 representation

00:19:58.020 on the board

00:19:58.860 of the business association

00:20:00.260 blah blah blah blah blah blah

00:20:01.760 otherwise

00:20:02.440 we're coming for you

00:20:04.500 so why did I take you

00:20:08.540 again

00:20:09.780 why did I

00:20:11.380 tell you

00:20:13.240 at all about

00:20:14.620 Kaufman

00:20:15.500 what did that have to do

00:20:19.080 with anything

00:20:19.720 Carl Kaufman

00:20:22.500 the

00:20:23.340 representation

00:20:24.580 that was used

00:20:26.980 by Hitler

00:20:28.380 and his machine

00:20:30.100 he

00:20:31.300 convinced

00:20:33.300 everybody

00:20:34.060 in the youth

00:20:35.520 category

00:20:37.340 that

00:20:39.040 they were

00:20:39.840 the answer

00:20:40.520 and they

00:20:41.540 would finally

00:20:42.240 take control

00:20:43.160 and they

00:20:44.000 would bring

00:20:44.780 equity

00:20:45.780 because again

00:20:47.580 the Jews

00:20:48.500 had controlled

00:20:49.720 everything

00:20:50.300 and because

00:20:51.480 of the Jews

00:20:52.320 the Germans

00:20:52.920 really didn't

00:20:53.920 have any freedom

00:20:55.080 because of the Jews

00:20:56.700 they couldn't

00:20:57.820 do anything

00:20:58.520 they were

00:20:59.040 held down

00:21:00.060 by the Jews

00:21:01.160 and so

00:21:06.040 he said

00:21:06.960 we're going

00:21:07.520 to have to

00:21:08.020 boycott

00:21:08.660 those stores

00:21:09.600 and if

00:21:11.080 those stores

00:21:11.600 don't comply

00:21:12.600 we will keep

00:21:13.860 our stormtroopers

00:21:14.800 outside of the

00:21:15.800 doors

00:21:16.240 and they did

00:21:17.700 and they

00:21:19.100 intimidated

00:21:19.740 anybody

00:21:20.200 who walked

00:21:20.880 into those

00:21:21.580 stores

00:21:21.960 they berated

00:21:23.180 anyone

00:21:23.800 who walked

00:21:24.520 into those

00:21:24.980 stores

00:21:25.320 they beat

00:21:26.060 anyone

00:21:26.960 who walked

00:21:27.600 into those

00:21:28.240 stores

00:21:28.680 I told

00:21:34.780 you once

00:21:35.300 that if

00:21:35.600 America

00:21:35.980 goes dark

00:21:36.760 we'll become

00:21:38.240 the darkest

00:21:38.640 nation

00:21:39.060 ever in

00:21:39.880 the history

00:21:40.220 of the

00:21:40.440 world

00:21:40.720 guys

00:21:44.680 we're

00:21:45.020 allowing

00:21:45.460 our nation

00:21:46.280 to go

00:21:46.580 dark

00:21:46.920 and we're

00:21:48.060 doing it

00:21:48.520 because of

00:21:49.500 fear

00:21:49.800 everybody

00:21:51.660 knows this

00:21:52.220 is wrong

00:21:52.700 but who's

00:21:54.080 going to

00:21:54.280 stand up

00:21:54.620 against it

00:21:55.160 everyone

00:21:56.540 knows this

00:21:57.220 is wrong

00:21:57.700 if we

00:21:59.460 don't

00:22:00.220 stand

00:22:00.820 against it

00:22:01.560 Satan

00:22:02.760 doesn't

00:22:03.360 destroy

00:22:03.920 he perverts

00:22:04.960 he uses

00:22:06.640 those tools

00:22:08.120 and he

00:22:09.680 perverts

00:22:10.200 them

00:22:10.520 we will

00:22:12.960 repeat

00:22:13.500 the errors

00:22:15.560 but we

00:22:16.320 will do

00:22:16.800 it

00:22:17.140 we will

00:22:20.460 do it

00:22:20.700 like the

00:22:20.960 world has

00:22:21.380 never seen

00:22:22.080 this must

00:22:24.420 stop

00:22:25.320 it's the

00:22:26.800 same story

00:22:27.740 just

00:22:28.560 different

00:22:29.160 players

00:22:29.860 this is

00:22:47.600 the

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00:22:48.180 Beck

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00:24:10.660 this is the

00:24:22.660 Glenn Beck

00:24:23.020 program

00:24:23.480 welcome to

00:24:24.980 Mr. Pat

00:24:25.580 Gray the

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00:24:37.080 hello

00:24:37.380 Pat

00:24:37.720 welcome

00:24:38.140 thank you

00:24:39.000 good to

00:24:39.320 be here

00:24:39.640 Glenn

00:24:39.960 did you

00:24:41.020 who's ready

00:24:42.160 for who's

00:24:42.920 ready for a

00:24:43.660 hard lockdown

00:24:44.360 for the next

00:24:45.020 six weeks

00:24:45.680 huh

00:24:46.020 I can't

00:24:47.800 wait

00:24:48.280 who's ready

00:24:50.180 uh boy

00:24:52.440 Neil Kashkari

00:24:53.940 the president

00:24:54.620 of the

00:24:54.980 Minneapolis

00:24:55.380 Federal Reserve

00:24:56.380 Bank

00:24:56.720 is calling

00:24:57.760 for America

00:24:58.380 to go into

00:24:59.060 a hard

00:24:59.940 shutdown

00:25:00.500 for at least

00:25:01.380 a month

00:25:01.760 maybe six

00:25:02.500 weeks

00:25:02.900 to stop

00:25:03.800 the spread

00:25:04.360 of COVID

00:25:04.880 arguing

00:25:05.900 the US

00:25:07.000 government

00:25:07.380 can afford

00:25:08.500 it

00:25:08.840 oh cool

00:25:09.880 can you

00:25:10.240 believe

00:25:10.380 that

00:25:10.540 from a

00:25:10.820 Fed

00:25:11.080 chairman

00:25:11.440 yes

00:25:12.900 yes

00:25:13.980 yes

00:25:14.280 I can

00:25:14.520 too

00:25:14.780 this was

00:25:15.600 this was

00:25:16.080 the Fed's

00:25:16.800 idea

00:25:17.340 remember

00:25:17.820 the Fed

00:25:18.580 is the

00:25:19.040 one that

00:25:19.420 walked in

00:25:20.280 to the

00:25:21.060 Oval Office

00:25:21.680 and said

00:25:22.200 Mr. President

00:25:22.880 here's how

00:25:23.460 we do it

00:25:24.040 and they

00:25:24.960 had already

00:25:25.820 modeled

00:25:26.460 strangely

00:25:27.500 a complete

00:25:28.760 shutdown

00:25:29.540 wow

00:25:30.280 and they

00:25:30.780 said we'll

00:25:31.220 have a

00:25:31.800 V-shaped

00:25:32.340 recovery

00:25:32.920 it will

00:25:33.440 be great

00:25:34.100 of course

00:25:34.620 the V-shaped

00:25:35.200 recovery

00:25:35.680 has not

00:25:36.900 happened

00:25:37.340 but they're

00:25:38.560 saying that's

00:25:39.100 because of

00:25:39.880 the president

00:25:40.400 he just

00:25:40.920 didn't do

00:25:41.360 it right

00:25:41.740 so now

00:25:42.460 Mr.

00:25:43.440 Kashkari

00:25:43.880 says we

00:25:45.700 gotta really

00:25:46.160 shut it

00:25:46.560 down

00:25:46.780 yeah

00:25:47.060 for six

00:25:47.720 more weeks

00:25:48.520 shut

00:25:48.740 everything

00:25:49.460 down

00:25:49.760 total

00:25:50.020 lockdown

00:25:50.440 of

00:25:50.860 restaurants

00:25:51.560 and bars

00:25:52.380 and movie

00:25:52.980 theaters

00:25:53.520 and any

00:25:54.760 non-essential

00:25:55.520 business

00:25:55.960 absolutely

00:25:56.400 everything

00:25:57.000 and then

00:25:57.560 once we

00:25:58.820 get that

00:25:59.160 case

00:25:59.520 count

00:26:00.080 down

00:26:00.740 so that

00:26:02.140 our testing

00:26:03.140 can take

00:26:03.580 over

00:26:03.780 as well

00:26:04.340 as our

00:26:04.720 contact

00:26:05.340 tracing

00:26:06.180 that will

00:26:07.560 actually

00:26:07.960 be enough

00:26:08.640 to control

00:26:09.180 it afterwards

00:26:09.740 so just

00:26:10.440 one more

00:26:11.320 hard lockdown

00:26:12.360 for a month

00:26:13.140 and a half

00:26:13.880 okay

00:26:14.840 just to finish

00:26:16.180 off any

00:26:16.860 of the

00:26:17.140 businesses

00:26:17.480 that are

00:26:17.920 still open

00:26:18.480 we'll just

00:26:18.780 finish those

00:26:19.580 off

00:26:19.980 and then

00:26:20.840 we'll just

00:26:21.220 start a whole

00:26:21.740 new thing

00:26:22.320 in six weeks

00:26:23.380 yeah

00:26:24.320 you know

00:26:24.640 who Kashkari

00:26:25.320 is

00:26:25.720 I can't

00:26:27.460 remember

00:26:27.740 but he

00:26:28.000 sounds really

00:26:28.620 familiar

00:26:29.020 yeah

00:26:30.100 okay

00:26:30.380 so he

00:26:30.960 is

00:26:31.440 Jamie

00:26:31.960 Diamond's

00:26:33.180 protege

00:26:34.220 okay

00:26:34.820 you might

00:26:35.340 remember him

00:26:36.020 from that

00:26:36.600 right

00:26:37.300 and wasn't

00:26:37.780 he with some

00:26:38.200 campaign

00:26:38.800 no

00:26:40.160 no

00:26:40.640 he was the

00:26:41.560 guy who

00:26:42.020 oversaw

00:26:42.640 tarp

00:26:43.240 for the

00:26:43.800 US government

00:26:44.500 okay

00:26:44.960 wow

00:26:46.260 nice

00:26:47.120 so

00:26:47.940 he's the

00:26:49.200 guy that

00:26:49.780 gave us

00:26:50.440 tarp

00:26:50.880 and

00:26:51.340 oversaw

00:26:51.960 tarp

00:26:52.500 and

00:26:52.940 now

00:26:53.760 he's the

00:26:54.860 chairman

00:26:55.180 of the

00:26:55.840 federal

00:26:56.160 reserve

00:26:56.680 strangely

00:26:57.560 in

00:26:57.880 Minneapolis

00:26:58.400 which is

00:26:59.300 really

00:26:59.740 fantastic

00:27:01.060 and he

00:27:02.460 said

00:27:02.640 I mean

00:27:02.860 you know

00:27:03.220 what this

00:27:03.560 is

00:27:03.940 this is

00:27:04.520 the

00:27:04.720 reset

00:27:05.240 the

00:27:06.080 federal

00:27:06.460 reserve

00:27:06.920 wants

00:27:07.580 to

00:27:07.860 reset

00:27:08.380 the

00:27:09.080 entire

00:27:09.580 globe

00:27:10.200 they

00:27:11.720 are

00:27:12.100 they're

00:27:12.540 angling

00:27:13.120 to be

00:27:13.720 the

00:27:14.080 central

00:27:14.460 bank

00:27:14.880 of the

00:27:15.480 world

00:27:15.960 and

00:27:17.280 they

00:27:17.440 want

00:27:17.700 to

00:27:17.900 reset

00:27:18.340 our

00:27:18.720 economy

00:27:19.260 our

00:27:19.680 money

00:27:20.100 and

00:27:20.880 it's

00:27:21.360 it's

00:27:22.120 all

00:27:22.400 out

00:27:22.720 in

00:27:22.960 the

00:27:23.100 open

00:27:23.440 it's

00:27:23.880 there's

00:27:24.260 no

00:27:24.540 conspiracy

00:27:25.120 about

00:27:25.680 it

00:27:25.820 in

00:27:25.980 fact

00:27:26.160 the

00:27:26.320 economic

00:27:26.780 forum

00:27:27.200 is

00:27:27.500 having

00:27:27.880 a

00:27:28.760 big

00:27:29.860 forum

00:27:30.360 on

00:27:30.740 this

00:27:31.120 to

00:27:31.520 put it

00:27:32.480 all

00:27:32.680 into

00:27:32.920 place

00:27:33.380 in

00:27:33.720 January

00:27:34.400 but

00:27:35.120 they

00:27:35.300 have

00:27:35.740 to

00:27:35.920 have

00:27:36.380 the

00:27:36.960 United

00:27:37.420 States

00:27:37.860 hobbled

00:27:38.520 to be

00:27:39.440 able

00:27:39.680 to do

00:27:40.040 it

00:27:40.260 that's

00:27:41.700 what's

00:27:41.880 happening

00:27:42.240 and

00:27:42.680 this

00:27:42.980 will

00:27:43.200 hobble

00:27:43.560 us

00:27:43.760 I mean

00:27:44.100 we're

00:27:44.300 already

00:27:44.720 hobbled

00:27:45.240 this

00:27:45.800 just

00:27:46.020 kind

00:27:46.200 of

00:27:46.280 puts

00:27:46.460 us

00:27:46.620 out

00:27:46.780 of

00:27:46.860 our

00:27:47.020 misery

00:27:47.340 doesn't

00:27:47.700 it

00:27:47.820 another

00:27:48.140 six

00:27:48.720 week

00:27:49.180 lockdown

00:27:49.840 what

00:27:50.800 happens

00:27:51.360 to

00:27:51.600 businesses

00:27:52.020 so many

00:27:52.660 restaurants

00:27:53.080 have closed

00:27:53.580 around

00:27:53.900 us

00:27:54.180 where

00:27:54.400 we

00:27:54.860 live

00:27:55.140 the

00:27:56.260 three

00:27:56.500 of

00:27:56.620 us

00:27:56.800 that

00:27:57.120 I

00:27:57.460 just

00:27:58.340 can't

00:27:58.600 believe

00:27:58.940 how many

00:27:59.300 are gone

00:27:59.640 permanently

00:28:00.060 already

00:28:00.480 it's

00:28:00.920 amazing

00:28:01.380 it's

00:28:01.900 amazing

00:28:02.260 our

00:28:03.060 movie

00:28:03.620 theater

00:28:03.980 that's

00:28:04.320 near

00:28:04.520 us

00:28:04.740 still

00:28:05.320 hasn't

00:28:05.660 reopened

00:28:06.160 I mean

00:28:07.760 I don't

00:28:08.300 I don't

00:28:08.580 know how

00:28:08.860 you survive

00:28:09.480 after five

00:28:10.840 months

00:28:11.360 or six

00:28:12.220 months

00:28:12.580 of zero

00:28:13.360 income

00:28:13.680 you don't

00:28:14.060 I don't

00:28:14.340 know how

00:28:14.580 that happens

00:28:14.920 you don't

00:28:15.840 you're

00:28:17.640 seeing now

00:28:18.100 a lot

00:28:18.300 of these

00:28:18.500 businesses

00:28:18.860 that at

00:28:19.320 the beginning

00:28:19.800 were able

00:28:20.180 to weather

00:28:20.660 you know

00:28:21.980 the storm

00:28:22.520 I mean

00:28:22.920 I don't know

00:28:23.460 about you

00:28:23.720 guys but

00:28:23.960 like I

00:28:24.200 have you

00:28:24.480 know an

00:28:24.680 Instagram

00:28:24.940 account

00:28:25.340 where I

00:28:25.640 just

00:28:25.800 you know

00:28:26.240 basically

00:28:26.600 follow a

00:28:27.220 lot of

00:28:27.480 like local

00:28:28.140 businesses

00:28:28.600 and restaurants

00:28:29.440 and little

00:28:29.820 places that

00:28:30.300 we go

00:28:30.620 and just

00:28:30.880 every day

00:28:31.400 you turn

00:28:31.760 the thing

00:28:32.060 on there's

00:28:32.460 another one

00:28:32.980 saying like

00:28:33.360 we tried

00:28:33.860 really hard

00:28:34.460 we lasted

00:28:35.200 four months

00:28:35.820 but this

00:28:36.220 is it

00:28:36.440 we're shutting

00:28:36.860 our doors

00:28:37.200 in a week

00:28:37.580 yeah

00:28:38.100 it's really

00:28:38.580 freaking

00:28:38.900 depressing

00:28:39.300 terrible

00:28:39.880 yeah

00:28:40.280 because I

00:28:41.200 mean how

00:28:41.540 long can

00:28:41.920 you stay

00:28:42.280 open when

00:28:42.960 you're just

00:28:43.260 doing takeout

00:28:43.880 even if

00:28:44.400 they allow

00:28:45.120 you to be

00:28:45.540 open I

00:28:46.500 mean nice

00:28:46.980 restaurants

00:28:47.640 you're not

00:28:48.520 gonna go

00:28:48.840 takeout

00:28:49.420 I mean I

00:28:50.440 have but

00:28:51.320 it's not

00:28:52.240 gonna happen

00:28:52.560 very often

00:28:53.120 oh I have

00:28:53.640 it's just

00:28:54.060 not as good

00:28:54.820 when you get

00:28:55.580 it home

00:28:55.900 that way

00:28:56.420 and it

00:28:56.800 would be

00:28:57.040 nice I

00:28:57.440 don't know

00:28:57.680 if the

00:28:57.980 government

00:28:58.320 who was

00:28:58.920 you know

00:28:59.280 who decided

00:29:00.040 to do all

00:29:00.540 these shutdowns

00:29:01.680 would

00:29:02.120 I mean it

00:29:03.780 wasn't a

00:29:04.480 mystery that

00:29:05.700 this July 31st

00:29:07.040 date was coming

00:29:07.820 was it did

00:29:08.360 the calendar

00:29:08.920 like switch

00:29:09.700 was it like

00:29:10.240 this big like

00:29:11.320 haze as to

00:29:12.240 how many weeks

00:29:12.980 until July 31st

00:29:14.240 now you're at

00:29:14.860 July 31st all

00:29:15.660 these programs

00:29:16.300 have run out

00:29:16.780 I guess we're

00:29:17.100 just gonna see

00:29:17.440 what happens

00:29:17.920 we're just gonna

00:29:18.660 see what happens

00:29:19.280 like I'm not a

00:29:20.060 big fan of

00:29:20.800 spending money

00:29:21.360 from the

00:29:21.680 government but

00:29:22.100 when you when

00:29:22.640 the government

00:29:23.000 comes in and

00:29:23.580 says hey you

00:29:24.440 guys are all

00:29:24.900 gonna shut down

00:29:25.780 and they force

00:29:26.280 it and they

00:29:26.660 force you to

00:29:27.400 do it this is

00:29:28.260 more like a you

00:29:29.240 know an eminent

00:29:29.980 domain situation

00:29:30.980 they're just

00:29:31.400 taking your

00:29:31.980 business for a

00:29:32.620 certain amount

00:29:32.920 of time and

00:29:33.680 that is very

00:29:34.120 much in the

00:29:34.680 constitution that

00:29:36.020 that would be

00:29:36.900 an appropriate

00:29:37.720 use of this

00:29:39.220 sort of spending

00:29:40.760 I don't love it

00:29:42.180 anyway but still

00:29:43.280 you can't screw

00:29:44.860 every business

00:29:45.740 owner out of

00:29:46.560 their business and

00:29:47.540 then they

00:29:47.900 also drop the

00:29:48.840 ball at the

00:29:49.300 deadline so now

00:29:50.000 none of this

00:29:50.540 money is there

00:29:51.120 for them

00:29:51.600 I how dare

00:29:52.720 you they are

00:29:53.560 not doing that

00:29:54.580 they are not

00:29:55.480 doing that to

00:29:56.100 all businesses

00:29:56.780 they're the big

00:29:58.240 businesses are

00:29:58.960 totally fine the

00:30:00.520 big businesses

00:30:01.260 their stocks are

00:30:02.400 going up for

00:30:03.620 strangely no

00:30:04.740 apparent reason

00:30:05.680 other than the

00:30:06.780 Fed is printing

00:30:07.860 money and

00:30:08.900 buying those

00:30:09.980 stocks so

00:30:11.060 those companies

00:30:11.900 can can

00:30:12.860 continue Amazon's

00:30:14.180 never been better

00:30:14.880 yeah they're

00:30:15.540 doing fine

00:30:15.920 Amazon is

00:30:16.880 Amazon is

00:30:17.860 different Amazon

00:30:18.700 and anybody who

00:30:20.140 is on the

00:30:21.060 internet like that

00:30:21.980 I'm talking

00:30:22.540 about you know

00:30:23.820 what about GE

00:30:24.600 GE is not

00:30:26.780 something that you

00:30:27.380 buy on the

00:30:28.200 internet maybe a

00:30:29.560 hairdryer here and

00:30:30.680 there but it's

00:30:31.520 like I want to

00:30:32.320 build an airplane

00:30:33.160 why isn't GE

00:30:34.760 suffering GE

00:30:36.400 stock is going up

00:30:37.660 why because they

00:30:38.800 bring good things

00:30:39.700 to life right

00:30:40.820 isn't that why

00:30:42.260 right right

00:30:43.920 said Dr.

00:30:44.740 Frankenstein

00:30:45.480 the the Fed

00:30:48.660 is buying the

00:30:50.040 stock market the

00:30:50.980 Fed is bailing

00:30:52.380 all of these

00:30:53.180 people out

00:30:54.080 they are

00:30:55.360 they're bribing

00:30:57.800 them basically

00:30:58.700 they're bribing

00:30:59.660 them look you

00:31:01.100 are going to

00:31:01.960 survive just

00:31:03.540 play ball with

00:31:04.580 us you'll

00:31:05.460 survive and

00:31:06.860 they're picking

00:31:07.420 the winners and

00:31:08.520 the losers it's

00:31:10.000 obscene what

00:31:11.700 is what is

00:31:12.560 happening right

00:31:13.140 now it's

00:31:13.580 absolutely obscene

00:31:14.920 and the ones

00:31:15.840 who are going to

00:31:16.460 pay the biggest

00:31:17.300 price are us

00:31:18.540 this is going to

00:31:19.440 go down as the

00:31:20.780 largest theft in

00:31:22.760 the history of

00:31:24.040 planet Earth

00:31:24.820 they have taken

00:31:26.240 these small

00:31:27.180 businesses taken

00:31:28.560 their livelihoods

00:31:29.600 away taken

00:31:30.480 their their

00:31:31.960 wealth away

00:31:32.820 they have

00:31:33.820 nothing left

00:31:35.060 nothing left

00:31:36.380 and are they

00:31:37.680 getting the

00:31:38.200 loans no

00:31:39.160 no no

00:31:40.060 is the Fed

00:31:41.040 opening up the

00:31:41.860 coffers and

00:31:42.520 making sure that

00:31:43.380 they're fully

00:31:44.340 financed no

00:31:45.460 nope

00:31:45.780 do you guys see

00:31:46.880 the Yelp

00:31:47.340 report that they

00:31:48.560 put out about the

00:31:49.160 restaurants

00:31:49.600 no in June

00:31:50.840 they put out a

00:31:51.320 report so that

00:31:51.860 41% of the

00:31:53.140 restaurants on

00:31:53.840 Yelp that

00:31:55.260 were temporarily

00:31:56.260 closed are going

00:31:57.660 to be permanent

00:31:58.220 closures

00:31:58.640 41%

00:31:59.780 I believe it

00:32:00.320 this month it's

00:32:00.820 up to 55%

00:32:02.380 jeez

00:32:03.320 55% of all the

00:32:05.040 restaurants on

00:32:05.540 Yelp are not

00:32:06.360 I mean that's an

00:32:07.080 incredible number

00:32:08.580 right and

00:32:10.380 restaurants for

00:32:11.380 whatever reason

00:32:11.840 is just the

00:32:12.280 most visible

00:32:13.200 part of this

00:32:14.240 and we all

00:32:14.620 talk about

00:32:15.100 there's gyms

00:32:15.840 and bars

00:32:16.800 like those

00:32:17.860 poor guys in

00:32:19.040 New Jersey who

00:32:19.920 are trying

00:32:20.340 desperately to

00:32:21.500 do their

00:32:21.820 business and

00:32:22.680 keep getting

00:32:23.280 arrested they

00:32:23.980 get their

00:32:24.280 business boarded

00:32:25.420 up they're not

00:32:25.860 even in an

00:32:26.280 outbreak zone

00:32:26.860 right now

00:32:27.240 kicked in the

00:32:27.660 boards right

00:32:28.620 opened it back

00:32:30.160 up yeah and

00:32:30.860 got arrested

00:32:31.400 again I just

00:32:33.000 it's unbelievable

00:32:33.900 that's amazing

00:32:34.540 too because

00:32:34.980 there that's an

00:32:35.740 area where

00:32:36.320 there's not even

00:32:37.300 an ongoing

00:32:37.860 outbreak like

00:32:38.960 they're still

00:32:39.720 closing them

00:32:40.400 down even

00:32:41.320 when there's

00:32:41.740 not anything

00:32:42.220 going on I

00:32:43.680 you know some

00:32:44.820 of this is just

00:32:45.580 you can tell

00:32:46.240 obviously just

00:32:47.200 you know

00:32:47.540 crazily crazy

00:32:48.640 governors grabbing

00:32:49.720 power and

00:32:50.580 and no it is

00:32:51.540 it is it is the

00:32:52.960 Democrats that

00:32:54.580 know exactly

00:32:55.660 what's going on

00:32:56.600 this is a well

00:32:57.700 orchestrated plan

00:32:59.080 it is look

00:33:00.440 what it's doing

00:33:01.140 it's shoving

00:33:02.060 people into

00:33:03.100 corners where

00:33:04.600 when they're

00:33:05.400 desperate they

00:33:06.940 either will

00:33:07.740 just go along

00:33:08.400 with any

00:33:08.920 plan or they

00:33:10.060 will rise up

00:33:10.980 look what's

00:33:11.380 happening in

00:33:11.840 Pinellas County

00:33:12.620 right now I

00:33:13.760 think no it's

00:33:14.420 a Pinell County

00:33:15.280 in Arizona

00:33:16.800 the sheriff in

00:33:18.280 Arizona has

00:33:19.280 said I'm just

00:33:20.320 going to make a

00:33:20.800 citizen posse and

00:33:22.840 I'm allowing all

00:33:23.900 the residents to

00:33:24.960 be deputized

00:33:26.260 what is that

00:33:27.360 Stu what is

00:33:28.360 that that's

00:33:28.940 something I've

00:33:29.380 been saying is

00:33:30.020 going to come

00:33:30.480 for a long

00:33:31.400 long time

00:33:32.180 what is it

00:33:33.120 you never let

00:33:33.620 a crisis go

00:33:34.160 to waste

00:33:34.520 right and

00:33:35.300 they're definitely

00:33:36.020 utilizing that

00:33:37.120 philosophy here

00:33:37.920 right and this

00:33:39.380 is the Bubba

00:33:40.140 effect this is

00:33:41.060 citizens with

00:33:42.400 no recourse

00:33:43.760 no recourse

00:33:45.540 they're going to

00:33:46.820 their their

00:33:47.540 sheriffs and

00:33:48.880 the sheriffs are

00:33:49.700 doing right by

00:33:50.820 the people but

00:33:52.420 there's two forms

00:33:53.300 of justice now

00:33:54.180 there's the

00:33:55.140 justice that's

00:33:55.860 going to come

00:33:56.340 from the out

00:33:57.180 of control

00:33:57.740 governor and

00:33:59.220 the police force

00:34:00.260 and then those

00:34:01.140 citizens who have

00:34:01.920 been deputized

00:34:02.920 and and

00:34:04.540 they're they're

00:34:05.260 acting in the

00:34:05.860 name of the

00:34:06.540 sheriff and

00:34:07.520 they're saying

00:34:08.040 nope not around

00:34:09.040 here you're not

00:34:09.980 going to be doing

00:34:10.480 that around here

00:34:11.260 I mean this is

00:34:12.940 the makings of a

00:34:14.540 civil war and

00:34:15.520 and I don't

00:34:16.940 believe for a

00:34:17.900 second that

00:34:19.160 those people on

00:34:20.460 the uber left

00:34:21.840 and those people

00:34:22.700 really connected

00:34:24.040 those those

00:34:25.700 governors that

00:34:26.960 are really really

00:34:27.940 connected you

00:34:28.660 you can guarantee

00:34:30.220 that the governor

00:34:31.920 and the mayor

00:34:32.660 of seattle and

00:34:34.160 and what's her

00:34:35.240 name in michigan

00:34:36.540 and cuomo they

00:34:39.040 know what this

00:34:39.780 is really all

00:34:40.500 about you can't

00:34:42.320 do this and

00:34:43.820 expect people to

00:34:45.420 behave themselves

00:34:46.740 expect people just

00:34:47.920 to take it oh

00:34:49.260 I bankrupt you

00:34:50.780 know 50% of all

00:34:52.060 of the businesses

00:34:52.720 in these small

00:34:54.340 towns they're

00:34:55.520 going to be

00:34:55.760 fine there's

00:34:57.400 there's nothing

00:34:58.380 there's nothing

00:34:59.160 that says that

00:34:59.800 you look at

00:35:00.880 the the the

00:35:02.020 doctors on

00:35:03.300 what they're

00:35:03.700 saying are is

00:35:04.720 happening to

00:35:05.440 children to

00:35:07.140 children the

00:35:08.720 cdc just came

00:35:10.140 out and said

00:35:10.760 schools must

00:35:12.740 open so why

00:35:14.920 aren't schools

00:35:15.280 opening my

00:35:16.600 aren't schools

00:35:16.980 opening the

00:35:17.860 cdc let's let

00:35:19.640 science dictate

00:35:20.720 they're saying

00:35:21.660 you must open

00:35:23.380 the schools

00:35:24.280 because there

00:35:25.720 is a real

00:35:26.760 mental health

00:35:28.020 issue that is

00:35:29.240 affecting all

00:35:30.180 of our

00:35:30.520 children nobody

00:35:32.800 seems to care

00:35:33.380 about that why

00:35:34.360 and it's going

00:35:34.780 to be so

00:35:35.280 impossible like

00:35:36.000 they're going

00:35:36.320 to be struggling

00:35:37.060 through this in

00:35:38.520 just bumbling

00:35:39.480 around like there

00:35:40.040 was already they

00:35:40.580 still open up

00:35:41.320 schools and I

00:35:41.880 think it was in

00:35:42.160 Indiana and

00:35:43.280 already day two

00:35:44.880 they've got like

00:35:46.100 you know a few

00:35:46.640 kids testing

00:35:47.300 positive for

00:35:48.020 covid so now

00:35:48.660 they're shutting

00:35:49.020 down again

00:35:49.620 I mean think

00:35:50.900 about what this

00:35:51.460 is going to be

00:35:52.000 if you're if you

00:35:52.560 have kids in

00:35:53.040 school which I

00:35:53.580 do it's going

00:35:54.520 to be open

00:35:55.000 and close and

00:35:55.600 open and close

00:35:56.220 and open and

00:35:56.680 close until

00:35:57.080 they figure this

00:35:57.520 out and did

00:35:58.140 you see the

00:35:58.880 county commissioner

00:36:00.080 in Montgomery

00:36:01.960 County Maryland

00:36:02.720 who said that

00:36:04.020 the public

00:36:04.580 schools can

00:36:05.200 reopen and

00:36:06.760 and you can

00:36:07.480 go physically

00:36:08.100 to school

00:36:08.820 okay but the

00:36:09.820 private schools

00:36:10.540 can't wait

00:36:11.700 what why

00:36:13.220 would that be

00:36:14.000 I'm sorry

00:36:15.000 I have an

00:36:16.960 update on that

00:36:17.620 the governor

00:36:18.040 overturned it

00:36:18.900 yeah the

00:36:20.140 governor the

00:36:20.840 governor yesterday

00:36:21.760 yesterday afternoon

00:36:22.700 overturned it and

00:36:23.520 said screw

00:36:24.340 you yeah

00:36:25.200 yeah thank

00:36:25.980 thank goodness

00:36:27.560 I mean what

00:36:28.840 what kind of

00:36:30.080 world are you

00:36:30.780 living in where

00:36:31.920 that could have

00:36:32.520 stood and that

00:36:33.980 could have stood

00:36:34.560 in a lot of

00:36:35.620 different cities

00:36:36.520 sure could in a

00:36:37.600 lot of different

00:36:38.120 states I have a

00:36:39.700 story we have

00:36:40.720 Christy Noem on

00:36:41.820 she has been

00:36:44.620 blocked along with

00:36:46.320 a bunch of other

00:36:47.100 people from coming

00:36:48.800 to the great state

00:36:49.580 of Texas believe it

00:36:50.720 or not I have

00:36:51.500 that story for

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00:38:56.920 this is the glenn back

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00:39:02.000 and the winner is glenn back

00:39:13.540 wait a minute who would

00:39:15.740 nominate glenn back to be

00:39:16.800 inducted into the radio hall

00:39:17.840 of fame hello and welcome

00:39:19.480 to the glenn back program

00:39:20.800 oh yeah i mean this guy oh

00:39:23.080 my god it's trying to be a

00:39:24.880 little more accessible to my

00:39:26.420 peeps uh really glenn back

00:39:28.980 and then in other news well

00:39:32.860 if you think glenn back

00:39:33.800 should be inducted into the

00:39:34.720 radio hall of fame go to

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00:39:37.380 guy's brilliant yeah i think

00:39:40.240 that last statement is uh is

00:39:41.800 true uh sean hannity is

00:39:43.640 coming up in just a few

00:39:44.640 minutes oh sean stand by

00:39:46.240 sean hannity he's got a new

00:39:47.380 book out uh live free or die

00:39:49.040 uh also what in 10 years

00:39:51.460 interesting thing about

00:39:52.260 sean hannity he's in the

00:39:53.140 radio hall of fame in fact

00:39:54.560 made it in on his first

00:39:55.520 ballot i believe had no

00:39:57.200 problem getting in right

00:39:58.200 away when he was

00:39:58.900 nominated just just went

00:39:59.840 just kind of right in it

00:40:01.380 was almost like a foregone

00:40:02.320 conclusion that he was

00:40:03.280 going to get in um a little

00:40:05.480 a little different than

00:40:06.040 your situation you're uh what

00:40:08.160 is it attempt 12 13 something

00:40:09.600 like that and uh so far no

00:40:12.000 luck uh unfortunately for you

00:40:14.140 for you you know today's the

00:40:15.500 anniversary of jesse owens

00:40:16.960 winning four gold medals and

00:40:19.020 send uh and setting i think

00:40:20.640 three world records one of

00:40:22.340 which wasn't beaten till uh

00:40:24.080 1960 but he didn't get the

00:40:26.060 presidential uh medal of

00:40:27.560 freedom until uh 1976 so so

00:40:30.680 you're you're comparing

00:40:31.420 yourself into this story of

00:40:33.820 some in some way because it's

00:40:35.580 hard to detect what way you

00:40:36.920 could possibly be i'm not i'm

00:40:38.380 not saying that but i i'm just

00:40:42.060 saying sometimes it takes a

00:40:43.420 little longer for for some

00:40:45.760 people and then some people

00:40:47.460 don't ever get in but uh he's

00:40:49.860 still got thanks for bringing

00:40:50.560 that up he's still got a gold

00:40:51.780 medal at the olympics i don't

00:40:53.100 know if you know that

00:40:53.780 mm-hmm thank you stew thank you

00:40:59.360 for that sean hannity a member

00:41:03.760 of the radio hall of fame uh does

00:41:06.040 does join us next his new book

00:41:08.720 already number one live free or

00:41:10.200 die america and the world on the

00:41:12.200 brink he's joining us next

00:41:14.760 first let me tell you about real

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00:41:31.260 estate agents i trust i don't know

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00:42:54.840 you know a lot of people would say it's

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00:44:56.160 and the sean hannity show hello sean how

00:44:58.180 are you

00:44:58.580 blend great to be with heart we have not

00:45:01.160 talked in way too long uh uh and don't

00:45:04.220 think i forgot you stew and pat you know

00:45:06.720 going at me pretty harsh in 2016 by the

00:45:10.800 way let bygones be bygones uh i have

00:45:13.740 nothing but enormous respect for you

00:45:15.200 guys all that you have accomplished and

00:45:17.340 do accomplish and you know can i add one

00:45:20.740 thing on this if you don't mind point of

00:45:23.760 privilege you know it's funny i totally

00:45:27.740 get that there were friends of mine and

00:45:30.180 conservative friends of mine that doubted

00:45:33.240 that donald trump would govern as a

00:45:35.200 conservative totally get it you know he

00:45:37.740 donated to democrats he donated to

00:45:40.060 republicans etc hillary was at his

00:45:42.500 wedding or whatever but i've known him

00:45:44.520 for 25 years i i felt like i was putting

00:45:47.100 my entire credibility on the line when i

00:45:49.020 told him that i i i can understand on

00:45:52.800 paper why people would think oh is he

00:45:54.660 really pro-life is he really pro-israel

00:45:56.960 is he really um committed to originalists

00:46:00.660 on the court and i think it's come true

00:46:02.520 um and we had a slight disagreement but

00:46:05.200 you've always been so kind to me let me

00:46:06.760 use your studio for how long uh for free

00:46:09.740 uh just amazingly generous so thank you

00:46:12.440 and thanks i'd like to reclaim my time

00:46:14.340 please i'm reclaiming my time please

00:46:16.700 sean um you you have been on the bandwagon

00:46:21.880 as as i have been that we are going down

00:46:25.560 into really dangerous times and i am amazed

00:46:29.320 how far we have slipped uh if it wasn't

00:46:32.760 for donald trump i think we would be toast

00:46:35.020 by now if donald trump loses this election

00:46:38.660 uh i don't think america exists um the the

00:46:42.980 coordination in all of these things um that

00:46:47.680 is happening around the world and here in

00:46:50.180 america is outrageous obvious and yet very

00:46:55.200 few people are reporting on it they'll never

00:46:58.080 report on it you know i use the line

00:46:59.940 almost daily donald trump cured cancer

00:47:02.880 that they would want to impeach him you

00:47:05.780 know at the bottom of the book land and i

00:47:07.440 this is i always hate it i only i did three

00:47:09.620 previous books the last one 10 years ago i

00:47:11.480 always hated my picture on a book i hate

00:47:13.340 it and i really put wanted to get this

00:47:15.980 right it says in latin my working title

00:47:18.440 writing in this book was live free or america

00:47:20.820 paradise and what you just said is a thousand

00:47:24.500 percent right it's all on the line there's a part of me that's scared to

00:47:28.060 death in 91 days if if the stated biden agenda

00:47:33.640 is implemented and that is okay now now he's plagiarized even bolshevik bernie's

00:47:39.700 uh socialist socialism almost word for word he's promising trillions of dollars to

00:47:46.820 aoc's insane green new deal in the process will also eliminate the

00:47:51.220 lifeblood of the world's economy oil gas coal

00:47:54.500 uh those are tens of millions of jobs high paying career jobs for our fellow americans

00:47:59.620 and we finally became energy independent independent in the world's largest oil

00:48:04.100 producer that's huge but on every single issue

00:48:08.340 everyone from the courts you know biden will raise taxes it's amnesty it's the

00:48:13.380 united sanctuary states of america it's appeasement like barack and joe did with

00:48:19.860 the mullahs in iran with 150 billion uh there's been no greater friend to israel than donald trump

00:48:26.100 i sure i don't even know what joe's policies are there'll be no vetting of biden the way people like

00:48:31.780 me and you you vetted barack obama i vetted barack obama we took a lot of heat for vetting barack obama a lot

00:48:39.060 and but the rest of the media wouldn't the media is so corrupt they are nothing but propaganda

00:48:48.420 all things radical democratic socialist and they are cheering they they wake up every second of

00:48:55.060 every day hating this president that let's go pre-coronavirus and if you want we can talk about that

00:49:01.460 that created record low unemployment that joe and barack never dreamed of creating and the president

00:49:08.100 said it couldn't be done so so right so we just talked about um on yelp fifty percent of the

00:49:18.420 restaurants on yelp are now gone closed forever um what is the plan the the federal reserve is saying

00:49:27.940 that now we have to shut down for another hard six weeks um this is insanity sean and i know the

00:49:35.140 president knows that wall street's doing well because they're being bailed out uh with their

00:49:40.580 stocks by the federal reserve where is the president uh and how is he going to help the small business

00:49:48.260 person who is really struggling listen small business is the heart and soul of the country you we it cannot

00:49:57.620 be an option now the cdc about a week and a half ago put out their latest restrictions and what they said

00:50:04.100 and anecdotally because i live in i say this affectionately for adam schiff when this was a

00:50:11.140 shift show the epicenter of this virus in new york and i was here and i'm watching it i remember within

00:50:16.820 like 36 hours 18 000 new cases in long island talking to my friends working in hospitals very bad the

00:50:24.180 country demanded the shutdown okay we nobody knew what we were dealing with everybody got everything wrong

00:50:30.500 the medical the experts got it wrong the models were wrong and so based on the little we knew because

00:50:38.020 china lied to the world this all could have been prevented which drives me insane i'm so angry

00:50:43.380 but to go to a shutdown would be a disaster now we've learned certain things we've learned like for

00:50:49.940 example what desantis did and he's getting hammered because they have the second wave down there but he

00:50:56.260 went in immediately and mobilized every single agency in the state of florida and they protected

00:51:01.780 the people in the villages every nursing home every long-term care facility if you look at florida or

00:51:07.460 texas their total death toll doesn't match just one of the worst days in new york because we learned we've

00:51:14.500 got to protect the elderly compromised immune systems uh those that have underlying conditions okay

00:51:21.060 so the question is about the economy now if you can't shut it down the cdc says if you wear masks

00:51:27.060 four to six weeks we will eradicate the virus um i've been an early mask advocate advocate because

00:51:33.940 anecdotally glenn i was going out every week once or twice a week to my local grocery store my drug store

00:51:41.540 every single week i'd see the same people they were all in mass they had the plastic at the cashier

00:51:46.980 although i do the my own checkout and i every i i got to be friends with this one kid

00:51:53.860 you know who stocked the shelves every week now remember this too the economy ever shut down and

00:51:58.180 farmers didn't farm packers didn't pack and truckers didn't truck and guys like this young kid robert i

00:52:03.540 put him on my radio show because i'd see him every week like everybody else in that store and every week

00:52:09.060 i'd say has anyone gotten this virus the answer was no like okay same with my local drug store i have two

00:52:16.260 actually right aid and cbs same thing in both of them nobody got it they wore the mask so i've been

00:52:21.860 an advocate of the mass the cdc is saying that's the case now i'm not for mandatory anything i i'm a

00:52:28.740 freedom guy but for me i choose and i've said this i choose to wear it for because my parents are long

00:52:37.140 gone my my grandparents are long gone but if i ever got it i wouldn't want to get somebody else's parents

00:52:43.300 or grandparents sick and the other thing selfishly glenn i want to go to a baseball game i want to go

00:52:48.980 to a football game i want life to turn to normal and we can't do it you have temperature checks when

00:52:55.780 you walk in they actually have these turnstiles glenn where you can walk through it takes everybody's

00:53:00.180 temperature record time have a high temperature you can't come in today here's a ticket for another

00:53:04.980 day it would just just cash us in so for restaurants it's harder i i'm a little worried i have not

00:53:11.540 gotten a definitive answer about whether or not if this can get in air conditioning systems if we do

00:53:18.260 that coupled with and again this is only this is going to be a short period of time that americans i

00:53:24.580 would ask them voluntarily to do it because we are we've made so much progress with a therapeutics

00:53:31.380 you have moderna you have astrazeneca you know we're now in final phase trials of a vaccine and

00:53:37.780 then by the way there may be people that don't want to take it nobody should get forced to take

00:53:42.260 that they don't want to take it they shouldn't have to and but the fact that we've been able to

00:53:47.540 break down the sequence of the virus in like six weeks and could have a potential vaccine in nine

00:53:54.580 months would be mind-blowing a mind-blowing historical breakthrough of monumental proportions because

00:54:00.420 this is the worst pandemics in 1918 so that would help now can we get all of those businesses back

00:54:08.260 up and running again i doubt it you know you talk my father was a waiter on weekends you know trying

00:54:13.860 to send me and my sisters to to catholic schools um i stay in touch i only go to like four restaurants

00:54:20.740 and i i'm best friends with all the guys i've gotten to know them all i've stayed in touch with all of

00:54:24.980 them throughout the pandemic um tried to help them just mention their their names on on air my security

00:54:32.020 guy goes are you stupid and i said i care more about my friends i'm not worried about people knowing

00:54:36.900 i go to my favorite restaurants so it's tough they've adapted every single restaurant now is an

00:54:43.940 outdoor seating usually in in long island for example um they also take out drive up take out

00:54:51.780 that has been booming and i urge people you know what even though you can't go out to your favorite

00:54:56.980 restaurant just go you know go anyway go pick up food support your local community your local

00:55:02.100 business so that they're there for you and i i think it's going to be therapeutics i think it's going

00:55:07.700 to be a little bit of a discipline by the american people i do like mass social distancing you don't

00:55:13.540 want to get somebody's mom or grandma sick and and i think we're over this you know sometime in the fall

00:55:20.340 my guess i think pretty i i feel pretty certain very optimistic about that and that would be american

00:55:27.540 goodness greatness and innovation and ingenuity you know at its best that's what we love about freedom

00:55:33.380 glenn that's what patents do love about freedom okay let me let me take a quick break i'm getting my

00:55:41.220 voice back please uh mix minus um but uh we'll take a quick break and come back and i want to ask you

00:55:46.820 in the book you lay out the case uh really well of what happened um with the impeachment etc etc i just

00:55:54.020 want to know do you think anyone is going to actually go to jail is are we going to see movement on this

00:56:00.580 we keep hearing that movement is coming movement is coming and then nothing uh and i feel as though

00:56:07.220 the president really needs to clean things out uh of the deep state and do a deep cleaning and i'm

00:56:15.220 wondering if you think it's coming uh we're talking to sean hannity the name of his book live free or die

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00:57:51.140 okay so you go through the the russian hoax and the impeachment it takes you a couple of chapters

00:57:57.860 to do it you go over the media what i want to know sean is is anyone of substance susan rice

00:58:05.220 anyone of substance going to be held accountable and uh are they going to jail look i don't have the

00:58:12.900 definitive answer um i can tell you glenn i literally created on on both radio and tv an ensemble cast

00:58:25.460 and i remember the first story we did it was about surveillance unmasking leaking raw intelligence

00:58:33.540 the first show we did with john solomon sarah carter was in march of 2017 um and i remember we

00:58:40.900 were together and i said to them guys there's so much more to this unpeel every layer of the onion

00:58:47.700 let's get to the bottom of this i spent well over three years now the mob and the media they were

00:58:54.340 pushing their conspiracy theory russia hoax which we now know house intelligence committee now those

00:59:01.380 interviews with all those obama people guess what we had no evidence no evidence no evidence

00:59:06.980 page and struck texted each other they had no evidence comey knew now my fear glenn this is an

00:59:14.500 important point is that we watched all these other guys go to jail for process crimes you watch what

00:59:20.740 happened to manafort pre-dawn raid you saw what happened to this kid pop roger stone do we really

00:59:27.540 need pre-dawn raid 29 guys tactical gear frogmen uh with cnn cameras that just happen to be there just

00:59:35.140 so happen to show up at the right time um do we really need that no well if you look at the inspector

00:59:42.580 general report well there have been referrals for people like comey and mccabe and others for the

00:59:48.740 exact same process crime that roger stone they want to put in jail for until he died and what's at stake

00:59:56.980 and this is what's critical here and why dorm that we've got to get to where you're saying or we might

01:00:02.900 as well shred our constitution which i know you love and revere as i do and take the rule of law and

01:00:10.740 take equal application of our laws and it's gone just like if biden who's now adopted bolshevik bernie's

01:00:19.620 economic agenda plagiarized it word for word most of it and aoc's green new deal where he's pledging to

01:00:26.900 spend trillions of taxpayer dollars on madness simultaneously eliminating gas oil and coal

01:00:33.940 which is insanity with this lofty promise that we are going to give you everything for free

01:00:40.900 of a whole chapter socialism yeah a history of failure so my answer to you is the only thing i

01:00:47.060 can tell you is it took forever to get the the horowitz inspector general report but it was damning

01:00:53.860 and it confirmed all the work me my ensemble cast i know you were covering a lot of this

01:00:58.340 uh had been able to unfold we worked hard now he didn't have the power to convene a grand jury

01:01:06.180 or indict john durham does listening to bill barr the attorney general he at one point said this isn't

01:01:13.460 about a report because no this is a criminal investigation it is incontrovertible the evidence

01:01:20.580 is overwhelming right now we could start with hillary she violated 18 usc 793 the espionage act

01:01:28.260 i can promise you glenn beck that if you ever had subpoenaed emails you decided to delete them

01:01:33.780 and then bust up or clean your hard drive with something i had never heard of the world knows now

01:01:39.300 bleach bit and break up your devices glenn beck i would probably go visit you in a prison somewhere

01:01:45.060 with a cake and a file in it to get you out of jail so i can sneak you out but that would be real

01:01:50.660 now if you or i or anybody in in the vast audience that you have and that you reach every day

01:01:59.220 if any of them ever went into a courtroom i wouldn't even go into judge judy's courtroom

01:02:04.580 and you know you were warned you were told they were told in august of 2016 numerous times that the

01:02:13.380 dirty dossier which we now know even the new york times finally admitted russian disinformation from the

01:02:19.780 beginning we did have russian interference they were trying to help hillary in that case okay you

01:02:24.740 take information that is unverifiable now debunked completely total lie says on the top of a fisa warrant

01:02:31.780 verified and then you go before a court and you were told that it's up that don't trust christopher

01:02:39.220 steele that it's not been verified that hillary paid for it and as mccabe said the deputy fbi

01:02:46.020 director but without that dirty dossier you do not get those fisa applications to take away carter

01:02:52.020 pages civil liberties and constitutional rights but even more sinister to spy on a presidential

01:02:58.580 candidate clenbeck this is the united beep beep states of america seriously we're going to spy on

01:03:05.940 presidential candidates we're going to abuse and again the one percent of news power and then then

01:03:12.420 it's transition team then we're going to spy deep into the trump presidency if we the evidence is

01:03:18.020 overwhelming and incontrovertible now they did it all and they're all guilty if we if we don't uh

01:03:26.260 see people go to jail um we are living in a banana republic uh and i hope that donald trump pushes this

01:03:35.700 and puts real people in jail for it because it is a real threat to the nation it's uh the uh the

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01:05:34.580 i'm ashamed of i'm ashamed of dallas texas really am uh dallas has become so unbelievably uh liberal and

01:05:46.820 uh marxist and the cities in dallas are all being lost uh to george soros and his cronies and

01:05:56.340 um all the money that's going in to fix these elections uh the city of dallas has just canceled the young

01:06:02.340 americans for liberty convention this is something that has been in the works for months the city has

01:06:08.180 known about it it starts on thursday last night at the loading dock of the omni hotel uh they were

01:06:17.460 told uh that uh the city was canceling uh their convention now this is a city that has had all of

01:06:25.300 the pro you know black lives matter rallies they don't have a problem with it etc etc uh young americans

01:06:32.660 for liberty the convention that they the city kept trying to put roadblock after roadblock and they

01:06:37.780 complied to all of them social distancing had to have face masks etc etc it was a million dollar

01:06:44.980 convention uh that already people were on their way they were on the loading dock and the city didn't

01:06:52.500 have the balls to say anything they told the omni and the omni had been great the omni had bent over

01:06:58.900 backwards the omni wanted the business uh and the city called and said you have to tell them and so

01:07:07.380 on the loading loading dock the the manager of the omni came out and said sorry guys the

01:07:13.700 the city has canceled uh this event there were a hundred elected officials 250 investors that were set

01:07:21.940 to attend many of them are still flying in um and i want to know is there a is there a a city within

01:07:32.420 the dallas area that would like a convention to come in it has room for a thousand or fourteen hundred

01:07:40.180 people uh they are they are looking for another home uh and uh they're looking for a hotel and you know

01:07:48.660 restaurants and that'd be quite a boom to uh some city anybody anybody want them anybody want them

01:07:58.100 contact us or yal uh if you contact us we'll put you um in touch uh this is this is a disgrace that

01:08:06.820 it's happening in our city one of the speakers was supposed to be governor christy noem she's uh the

01:08:12.020 republican uh governor from south dakota she's on with us now hi christy how are you governor i'm i'm

01:08:18.180 i'm doing great glenn you can call me christy uh so you were you were going to attend this is

01:08:27.140 i mean have you seen anything like this from a major city before

01:08:33.220 well i think it's surprising coming from texas i mean they're the home of the alamo uh the come and

01:08:38.500 take it flag it's supposed to be one of the best places in america you know in a state that stood up

01:08:44.420 and protected people's liberties god-given rights these young people were all coming

01:08:48.820 to exercise their first amendment freedom of assembly and to have the city of dallas pull

01:08:53.300 the rug out from underneath them i think is an absolute shame they have their staging banners

01:08:57.780 their tech equipment already in the parking lot and did they do this to protesters the blm movement

01:09:04.580 you know they didn't so you know that's just what is shocking to me is what's happening

01:09:09.940 um in areas and what people that have traditionally been reasonable are now willing to justify in their

01:09:16.900 minds so christy we are just going down into uh a very dark place half the country is this is looking

01:09:30.420 at this stuff and saying this is crazy but it's not happening in their area and so they they might think

01:09:35.780 that this is isolated um and the other the other half of the country has just slid into

01:09:43.940 some sort of fascism or or authoritarianism you know what people need to remember and what so few

01:09:52.820 people are talking about is that the one simple truth in america is that government has the power that it does

01:10:00.420 because the people consent to it and we have consented specifically to a government that serves all of

01:10:06.100 us equally that it's going to protect and uphold the fundamental rights enumerated by our constitution

01:10:12.020 and that's what i see being broken each and every day in this country by what's happening in these

01:10:17.620 areas and people need to wake up and they need to really start speaking out when this start when these

01:10:24.740 types of inequalities start to happen and how government is is laying burdens on individuals that have

01:10:31.140 a certain uh typical traits and then they're not doing it to others

01:10:39.060 the governor of i think it's maryland uh just called bs on this but as of yesterday uh before he ruled on

01:10:48.340 this uh the state of maryland was going to open public schools back up but close all private schools

01:10:56.180 which is directly what the teachers unions are asking for they want a moratorium on all uh private

01:11:03.860 schools on all religious schools and uh all charter schools just the public schools would be coming back

01:11:10.340 uh your thoughts on opening schools back up well we are opening our schools on time here in south

01:11:20.100 dakota every school will be opened up they're each doing it a little bit differently according to what

01:11:25.220 works for their buildings facilities and their staff but i have consistently talked about why these

01:11:31.060 kids need to be in schools and in maryland those folks need to push back on that and use every legal

01:11:36.580 opportunity and tool that they have to make sure that they're fighting these battles now because

01:11:42.340 so many people are tired and they're not they're not really pushing on this and this is the time where

01:11:48.260 you're really fighting for what our country looks like the next 50 years but in south dakota you know we

01:11:54.900 have talked about why these kids need to be in school they've only accomplished about 70 of their learning

01:12:01.140 potential uh in reading because outside of the classroom so we know we've lost 30 proficiency

01:12:08.660 there and math it's over half that isn't being garnered so our kids while we have to capitalize on

01:12:14.740 their opportunities to learn when they're young are missing out on that and we're we're detrimentally

01:12:19.300 impacting them for the rest of their lives and then i've got in some school districts up to 30 of

01:12:25.220 the students that we don't know where they are they simply don't have a simple or a stable home life

01:12:30.900 they don't have parents that are doing their jobs and we hate this the fact that the school has to

01:12:36.660 play this role in kids lives but the reality is that they do we don't know if they're being fed we

01:12:42.660 don't know if they're being neglected and when those kids come into that building and those teachers

01:12:48.500 lay eyes on them many times that is when we find out a situation that's going on at home that needs

01:12:53.460 to be addressed or intervention needs to happen so when that is happening in south dakota and some of

01:12:59.140 our school districts we know what's happening across the country and for the sake of those kids

01:13:02.820 that are the most vulnerable get them into a school to where other people can see what the quality of

01:13:08.180 their life has been like and help them reach their potential and intervene if they need it

01:13:13.300 i'm really uh torn about my kids going back to school i want my kids to go back into school they really

01:13:19.300 need it they were homeschooled for a long time but they're both in high school and it's it's time for

01:13:24.740 them to be with their peers and they enjoy it and they're having a heck of a time uh who is struggling

01:13:31.620 through for through what is going on now um however i'm i'm i'm also very aware that the 1619 project is

01:13:40.580 coming into schools i i know who the teachers unions are i know that i mean it's it's almost a lose lose

01:13:48.020 in many ways uh are you doing anything to make sure that real history is being taught and not all

01:13:55.460 this social justice black lives matter bull crap well it was say that you might well no that's totally

01:14:03.540 fine we brought a bill my first session i was governor to put more civics in the classroom i just

01:14:09.140 i started pushing it as soon as i was governor it was shocking to me because my republican legislature

01:14:14.100 rejected it um but i'm going to continue to push to make sure that that we get this type of history

01:14:21.380 and maybe this type of situation will educate folks on how important it is that we know our history so

01:14:26.180 we aren't doomed to repeat it but i uh you know it we don't have to look far to find out um how we're

01:14:33.220 breaking our system uh here in this country right now by allowing these leaders to overstep the

01:14:38.180 authorities that they have in a time of crisis and take away our freedoms and liberties so uh the

01:14:43.300 more we we talk about it the more we educate our kids the more we can ensure that we keep america

01:14:48.180 special it's amazing uh to me even though the republicans have the senate and the white house uh how

01:14:58.420 how how much control still is being held uh by the extremists who really want to just take our country

01:15:08.420 um apart and i don't think most people even know uh where to turn uh at this point you have the federal

01:15:17.700 reserve the chair in minnesota now saying that we need a hard lockdown of another uh six weeks at least

01:15:26.180 we have businesses all over the country 50 percent of small businesses are just not making it they're

01:15:33.700 not going to make it uh i mean this isn't what we bargained for this is not what we agreed to

01:15:41.460 do you see an end to this well a couple things glenn um you know don't get me started on the

01:15:49.460 dysfunction in dc referred i spent eight years out there in congress and what would fix that place

01:15:54.580 would be uh rules process i mean they have broken the system so poorly that that's why we're in the

01:16:01.780 situation that we have you know in south dakota here if i have a bill it's going to automatically

01:16:06.660 get a hearing it doesn't matter what the bill's on it's going to get a hearing if it passes three

01:16:10.580 days later it's going to be on the floor for a vote if it passes the house the senate has to take

01:16:15.380 it up and debate it in a committee and put it through the process and then if it gets passed by the

01:16:19.700 house and the senate then it's on my desk that kind of process in dc would fix 90 of what's wrong

01:16:25.700 with this country because these guys have figured out a system and set up rules committees where they

01:16:30.500 can change the rules every single day every bill can be voted on in a different rule and they can

01:16:35.780 completely ignore pieces of legislation that the other body is doing and they do it to keep from

01:16:40.420 making tough votes so if they just had to deal with the reality of the ideas that are there and have

01:16:46.260 hearings on them that would fix a lot of this the second part of that is get rid of the tvs

01:16:51.540 because everything i see in dc is posturing it's a speech for a political purpose and it's not

01:16:56.740 legislating and it's not having real debate on issues and people are scared to even ask real

01:17:02.100 questions out there because of how it'll be turned on them on tv and used forever against them so that's what

01:17:08.980 is breaking a lot of dc but but i think going forward we have to have the fortitude to make

01:17:16.660 sure that we're focused on reality people should not be waking up every day scared um and glenn and

01:17:23.140 are worried and i think that's what our leaders need to do is when you have a time like this

01:17:29.220 which is unprecedented in the challenge that we face it gives us a unique opportunity to wake up

01:17:34.100 optimistic and be have leaders that that focus on the things we can do together and respect

01:17:40.180 the personal responsibility and decisions that other people are making even though you differ with them

01:17:46.340 on what they're doing for their families let them do that make the decisions that are best for you

01:17:51.860 and that's what america is that's that's why people came to this country is because they wanted to

01:17:57.940 make decisions for themselves and they knew they wouldn't be persecuted for their belief system here in this

01:18:04.020 country and have equal opportunity and our leaders aren't even demonstrating that so it's going to

01:18:09.300 take a a unique opportunity look at our kids they're waking up every day listening to adults talk about

01:18:14.260 how scared and worried they are that's doing real damage to them and we need to grow up ourselves as

01:18:19.860 adults and start talking about some of the optimistic wonderful things that we have in our lives and

01:18:24.580 the opportunities in front of us if we get the right people making those decisions

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01:20:37.860 that but apparently not i'd rather do that than the nose the thing up the nose uh situation that

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01:20:55.460 fever which is which is the main sign i guess uh but you know a doctor told me yesterday no that's that

01:21:03.300 doesn't always has to you don't always have to have the fever so it's like this this this this

01:21:08.340 this virus that could be anything yeah you know what i mean it's interesting like oh you you broke

01:21:13.460 your leg yeah covid covid i mean what there's a lot of crazy symptoms and stuff but you talk to people

01:21:18.660 who've had it i mean i've talked to many of them and they it's real like your wife has it right now

01:21:23.540 oh no she's it's she's not feeling good uh no she turned the corner yesterday she was starting to feel

01:21:29.060 better uh which is good because i'm starting to occur i'm starting to go the other direction now

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01:24:10.980 clay travis an author radio show host lawyer tv analyst uh and founder and lead writer of outkick

01:24:18.260 i mean the guy is hogging all of the jobs in america uh and uh it's pissing me off clay travis

01:24:27.220 welcome to the program how are you i'm doing well how are you guys appreciate you having me

01:24:32.180 you bet you bet uh now i know when you think sports you immediately think glenn beck uh but

01:24:38.980 there are some people in the listening audience that are not as good at uh sports talk as i am

01:24:45.220 of course uh so feel free to talk down uh to me um clay i wanted to talk to you about a couple of

01:24:51.540 things first of all uh these companies that are lecturing us uh espn uh the nba that are lecturing

01:25:00.580 us about how to live our lives and uh and social justice and then uh we find out nba china the

01:25:09.700 academies over there uh they were horror shows and everybody knew about it yeah it's it's in

01:25:18.740 the height of hypocrisy i i think for people out there who aren't aware the nba in particular wants

01:25:25.220 to brand itself as a socially justice blatant league and they want to convince everybody that

01:25:32.260 if you're not supporting the nba you're a horrible human being and they've looked they put social

01:25:38.100 justice messages on their jerseys they put it literally on the court nobody is standing for

01:25:43.700 the national anthem uh every single game it's a triple header there of social justice activism

01:25:51.540 yet simultaneously they are cashing checks for hundreds of millions or billions of dollars from

01:25:58.820 china uh in what i'm sure you agree with me is the closest thing to modern nazism i know it's a

01:26:05.380 constant uh basic government but if you were trying to analogize to modern society look they're

01:26:10.820 they're aggressively taking over uh hong kong they want taiwan the south china sea uh and certainly

01:26:17.940 they're pulling books literally out of libraries they are fundamentally opposed to basic human rights

01:26:22.740 the first amendment to religious freedom and they have concentration camps that sounds very similar to

01:26:28.340 the authoritarianism that we saw from nazi germany and so i think what i'm asking and what many

01:26:34.100 people out there who are reasonably intelligent are asking is wait a minute how can you simultaneously

01:26:39.700 lecture america and try to tear down american values while bending the knee to china you say if

01:26:48.420 if we shut up and dribble it's racist in america but if china pays you enough money you'll shut up and

01:26:53.300 dribble about much worse abuses that are going on in their country and frankly i think the average american

01:26:59.220 is is is up to their eyeballs and hypocrisy and can't stand for it so what do you think about the

01:27:05.140 ratings uh that are that are just tanking right now i heard that last time that people were sick of

01:27:11.860 it and the ratings were going down but it didn't seem to be actually accurate this time i just read that

01:27:18.900 nba and major league baseball ratings are in the tank is that true and is this happening because people are

01:27:26.660 sick of it well so there's a fascinating sort of interplay that's going on right now so for people

01:27:32.740 who haven't been paying attention we are dealing with the wildest august of sports that we've ever

01:27:38.420 seen that they start at noon eastern and go till midnight every day in the nba the nhl major league

01:27:45.460 baseball and golf as well and the storyline so far has been there's a huge pent-up demand for sports to

01:27:53.460 return and initially there is a massive blip uh we saw with nascar we saw with major league

01:27:59.140 baseball we saw with ufc we saw with pga related events nba didn't go up uh in fact the nba actually

01:28:06.980 went down a little bit uh on averages right out of the gates and since then the numbers have continued

01:28:14.020 to decline so whereas every other league in particular saw this massive uptake in interest

01:28:21.540 the nba has been trending below their average season interest before they ever shut down at all

01:28:28.740 for people why do you think what that means i i think it's because of the politics look there there

01:28:34.340 are very few people i believe you gain by deciding to be political in the world of sports by which i mean

01:28:40.580 there are very few people who say oh i'm not going to watch this sport because there isn't enough

01:28:46.420 politics mixed in with right there's very few people who say that most people glenn they want

01:28:52.100 to get a beer they want to kick their feet up and they want to escape the serious things in life

01:28:56.980 that's why they watch sports right they don't want to watch fox news or msn uh nbc or cnn or local news

01:29:04.500 or whatever else they don't want to think about the coronavirus they want to just have a beer kick

01:29:08.980 their feet up and escape the serious things in life for a very long time back in the day when everybody

01:29:13.860 bought newspapers uh the sports section was called the toy chest of life right like even as an adult

01:29:19.620 you'd feel a little bit better as you open the sports page because it's a recitation of men's

01:29:24.180 successes whereas very often uh the rest of the newspaper is a recitation of men's failures right

01:29:30.820 and so i believe that the people that you are gaining are minuscule to non-existent by being political

01:29:38.820 and that you're losing a ton and my argument has been glenn that that's because many people out

01:29:43.620 there think of the average nba viewer as a 16 year old on instagram uh in reality the average nba viewer

01:29:51.940 is a 55 year old guy in the midwest uh and that guy might well have voted for donald trump you know

01:29:58.340 there are millions of people if not tens of millions that overlap between nba fans who may be republican

01:30:05.380 or have voted for donald trump and so when you're telling those people hey you're awful human beings

01:30:11.700 well why in the world would i want to support uh your league with my free time when there are a lot

01:30:17.620 of other things that i could choose to do instead it's interesting clay i mean this is the united states

01:30:22.420 of america and i've always kind of been of the opinion that you we're going to put up with a lot of

01:30:26.660 stuff to watch sports i mean you know as an eagles fan if carson wentz joins isis tomorrow i'm probably

01:30:31.620 still watching uh yeah right but there is a limit right and i feel like i you know just watching the

01:30:36.980 nba the past few days i mean the limit it's constantly in your face every interview is about

01:30:42.740 what they think about the national anthem it's as if these games mean absolutely nothing and that is

01:30:48.020 not a way to sell your sport well here's the larger context if people say like hey you need to

01:30:53.940 use your platform for uh to advance better causes and all these different things what i said on my

01:30:59.460 radio show this morning and i host the nationwide fox sports radio morning show was i said hey you

01:31:05.540 know murders are up according to yesterday's front page wall street journal 24 in the 50 largest uh

01:31:11.860 cities in this country i think there's a strong argument to be made that the protests in the nba

01:31:18.500 aren't just alienating viewers i think you can make an argument that they are making america less safe

01:31:24.820 for the people that they claim that they care about the most because there are hundreds if not

01:31:30.740 thousands of people who are dying in inner cities and in cities in america today because the nba and

01:31:37.860 other sports leagues have effectively whether they want to acknowledge it directly or not decided to

01:31:43.140 demonize law enforcement and make the police the enemy of their league and the enemy of their country

01:31:50.980 when in reality we never talk about the tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of lives that

01:31:56.660 police save every single year in this country and so when you don't let police do their jobs because

01:32:04.340 you're arguing they're all awful human beings based on the actions of a handful that deserve to be

01:32:11.060 prosecuted i think you can make an argument that not only is the nba making it worse for themselves and

01:32:17.940 their own sport which is at least a business and people can respond to it i think there's a strong

01:32:23.620 argument that the nba is actually making things worse in america right now and leading to more

01:32:29.300 deaths than there would be if they had in fact just played the games so how does this how does this play

01:32:36.420 out i mean when you're looking at this i mean i think isn't drew breeze is still apologizing this

01:32:42.420 morning he's still behind a microphone apologizing uh when you have people just scared out of their

01:32:50.580 wits that they're going to lose everything if they don't abide how do you get this to be changed

01:32:57.940 i mean what happens from here i i believe in markets right i'm a capitalist i know that sometimes

01:33:04.020 that's a bad word to use in america today um not here i believe that that ultimately pocketbook

01:33:10.580 decisions dictate everything right and so uh what we're doing at outkick is we're throwing punches

01:33:18.180 back we're like the only people out there are like man i like sports but i've lost my you know sort of uh

01:33:23.300 sort of ballywick there you can go read outkick and you can listen to us and we're throwing punches

01:33:28.420 back at what we think are bad arguments but yesterday i had one of my partners at outkick.com

01:33:33.700 jason whitlock on with me who's fantastic i think i think the most talented sports writer in america

01:33:38.820 and he's got a whale of a column uh that's up on our site today about george floyd and uh and and

01:33:44.020 the challenges that is brought to bear on sports and some of the poor decisions that are being made

01:33:48.900 uh but he said and i think this is true and i think it's not just true for sports writers there's a

01:33:52.820 lot of people out there who 100 percent disagree with the direction that sports are going even in our

01:33:59.140 sports media industry but they're like man i got a job that pays me 75 or 80 thousand dollars a year

01:34:05.460 i got a kid in college i got a kid that uh that i'm hoping to put in college sometime soon and it's

01:34:10.660 just not worth me rocking the boat to point out that i disagree when we're in such a universe now

01:34:16.660 where if you have the wrong opinion you lose your job so i think what's important is one everybody out

01:34:22.340 there listening make their own decision on a day-to-day basis about how they spend their free

01:34:26.580 time based on whether they feel like they are being respected or not uh and whether they're

01:34:31.220 getting their dollar of enjoyment out of it or not but two i think you need to support people who are

01:34:36.100 throwing punches back so that there becomes more of a marketplace idea in the world of sports glenn i'll

01:34:41.860 give you an example uh one of the kids who stood up when i say kid because he's a young guy uh was a

01:34:47.540 uh was a guy named uh last name isaac right uh and uh he's an orlando magic player very religious

01:34:54.820 stood up for the national anthem and gave a great answer about why he did so the next day

01:35:01.060 unfortunately he tore his acl playing for the orlando magic jonathan isaac is his name

01:35:07.460 that same day espn one of their national radio shows put up a poll on twitter was it funny that

01:35:16.020 the guy who didn't stand for the national anthem tore his acl well they would never have done that if

01:35:22.660 colin kafernik had torn his acl after kneeling it's become cool in the sports media to ridicule

01:35:30.100 people if they have different political opinions than you deem to be acceptable and that is basically

01:35:36.580 anything other than far left wing i think that's alienating a huge portion of the american sporting

01:35:43.060 public and as a result we're not having an actual marketplace of ideas but i think we need to fight back

01:35:48.420 um and uh and i think the great thing about being a capitalist and the great thing about markets is

01:35:53.540 i'm not really a boycott guy but i am of the belief that if you watch a television show and you

01:35:58.580 ultimately even if you used to enjoy watching it if the show is not very good anymore go find something

01:36:03.780 that's better if you're a sports fan and you're watching sports and you're like you know what i'm not

01:36:08.980 getting as much enjoyment out of this as i used to go watch something else go golf yourself go play a

01:36:14.340 sport yourself and ultimately when the dollars dry up and when the audience dries up everybody's going

01:36:21.220 to take a step back and say man what were we thinking with the decisions that we made

01:36:26.500 we're talking to clay travis he's the author of republicans buy sneakers to radio host outkicks the

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01:39:21.220 so we're talking to uh clay travis author of republicans by sneakers to radio host outkick the

01:39:41.300 coverage founder of outkick uh and i wanted to ask you about another story that came up today it

01:39:46.420 looks like the rock has bought the xfl uh is i didn't even know the xfl was still in business

01:39:55.380 what do you think of that i think it's an intriguing first of all they're not in business you know they're

01:40:00.500 buying out of bankruptcy uh and it's hard to say exactly whether the xfl has a long-term viable

01:40:07.140 business model or not uh but there seems to always be this sort of idea this panacea that there is an

01:40:13.700 interest in spring football and uh to me the question with the xfl has always been could they

01:40:21.540 in some way get an affiliation with the nfl such that the nfl has a minor league you probably remember

01:40:27.940 back in the day they had the world league of football uh and the uh nfl in europe and everything

01:40:34.020 else that they were trying to develop and there was good talent that came out of there i feel like there

01:40:39.300 are a lot of nfl teams that would enjoy seeing some of the years young guys getting reps in actual

01:40:44.740 football games and uh that there's maybe a way to almost develop a minor league type system right now

01:40:50.580 of course the nfl basically gets a free minor league with college football but there are a lot of 18

01:40:56.500 and 19 year olds who aren't allowed to go pro for three years coming out of college that might say hey

01:41:02.100 you know what instead of staying in school i'd rather make a hundred thousand dollars a year playing

01:41:06.980 football and so to me that is at least a viable option in theory um you know for the television

01:41:13.940 purposes i think people will watch it the challenge is it's hard to develop a fan base and so i think

01:41:20.100 you know using very many sold tickets as the uh as the driving force is tough but i think the idea of

01:41:26.100 spring football given how much people like football in general is kind of the holy grail for lack of a better

01:41:33.220 term of what many people feel is an underserved market and if you if you actually provide uh good

01:41:42.260 uh players isn't this a market that would gladly go to somebody else that does not have a history

01:41:50.580 of now calling the country a bad place uh standing against its values and and putting black live matter

01:41:58.660 uh quotes in the end zones yeah look i mean i i think what you are going to find is that we know

01:42:06.260 this look i feel like much of this is like uh is is just so ridiculous whether it's defund the police or

01:42:13.460 the protest in the nfl look when colin kaepernick protested in the nfl for two years the nfl lost 19

01:42:22.100 of its audience that's not me talking you know and just making up arguments that's the data that is out

01:42:27.460 there as soon as the nfl settled the colin kaepernick anthem protest ratings came back and this is not

01:42:34.340 rocket science look people like sports they enjoy being entertained by them but if you're going to

01:42:40.660 tell them that with sports they have to take a side of politics they're going to choose to spend their

01:42:46.100 time elsewhere and so to me what immediately stands out is it's as if the nba and major league

01:42:52.900 baseball and the nfl learned nothing from the entire process over the past several years surrounding

01:42:59.940 colin kaepernick there isn't this huge demand for it we thank you so much for uh being on with us uh

01:43:08.260 clay travis author of a book called uh republicans buy sneakers too you'd think that would be obvious to

01:43:16.420 people but apparently not uh also uh is the radio host outkick the coverage which is going to be

01:43:23.060 heard on fox radio sports uh thank you so much we'll talk to you again clay hey appreciate you

01:43:28.900 having me thanks a lot this is the glenn beck program

01:43:37.300 i don't think he i don't think he i don't think he had any idea that i didn't know oh yeah i know you

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01:45:03.380 since we're here on uh sports which we never uh get to on this program uh stew is actually a big

01:45:14.020 sports fan and uh as is kind of brought it into the political world and pointed out all of the just

01:45:22.100 stupid stupid social justice stuff that is going on uh and as always on uh stew does whatever it is he does

01:45:32.020 on that show stew does whatever uh last night it was stew does oh this was stew does the woke invasion

01:45:40.020 because i'm sick of the wokeness just invading every single uh element of our society and we cannot

01:45:47.500 avoid it even in sports now uh to a ridiculous uh degree like for example glenn there was a game

01:45:54.200 the celtics played the trailblazers the other night big game uh jalen brown one of their players scores

01:45:58.900 30 points uh i want to see what the what the write-up of the story is what's the write-up jalen brown's

01:46:04.980 comments about the national anthem and it's like well why the hell do i care what jalen brown has to say

01:46:10.620 about the national anthem um of course i stupidly then clicked on it and actually tried to listen to

01:46:16.000 what jalen brown said about the national anthem and my head basically exploded i haven't heard anyone

01:46:20.360 else cover this maybe clay travis has he'd be probably the only guy who would do it uh but listen to this

01:46:25.680 this is uh jalen brown talking about uh after uh the game the other night before we get started guys

01:46:31.860 i want to address the national anthem i want to show my solidarity to the nba and adam silva okay for

01:46:39.540 uh allowing us to be able to to peacefully protest a peacefully protest first of all that's interesting

01:46:46.040 because the distinction made there that it's peaceful uh which i did not see jalen brown speaking

01:46:50.580 out at all against all of the non-peaceful protests going out around the country when buildings were

01:46:55.740 burning down i didn't see a lot of that but maybe it was out there uh but he went on to talk a little

01:47:01.480 bit about some of the important people that define his view of race in america angela davis once said

01:47:09.280 that uh racism is so dangerous uh not because of individual actors because it's deeply embedded in

01:47:15.580 apparatus she's she's of course non-violent oh yeah yeah who's dangerous it's not racism uh as much

01:47:23.100 as it is angela davis uh because angela davis uh of course had a big love affair glenn if you might

01:47:28.480 remember with a with a man named george jackson who happened to be in prison um she wrote to him in

01:47:34.120 prison said all my life's efforts have gone in one direction free george jackson that is all that

01:47:39.760 matters liberation by any means necessary the american oppressor has revealed to us what we must do

01:47:45.500 if we're serious about our commitment i am serious about my love for you about black people i should

01:47:50.260 be ready to go all the way what did all the way mean i'm curious because it's just complete coincidence

01:47:58.000 that george jackson's brother busted into a courtroom to take hostages to demand george's freedom armed

01:48:06.400 with guns that were purchased and registered to angela davis what a crazy coincidence after all of those

01:48:14.580 letters about liberation at any cost that she would buy guns and two days later they'd find their way

01:48:20.120 into george jackson's brother's hands who would go and murder a judge after they took him hostage and

01:48:26.020 then multiple people die in a police shootout that's just a weird coincidence she was talk she was talking

01:48:32.640 about going all the way in another way wink wink you know what i'm talking about and she's peaceful

01:48:39.300 she didn't do it no well that's how just purchased the guns she was a hunter she was on the fbi's most

01:48:45.380 wanted list the second african-american woman in history to be on that list uh she then did get

01:48:50.820 acquitted glenn you're right by a very friendly jury and she went on to a wonderful career running for the

01:48:56.280 vice presidential slot of communist party usa twice now she did not win in either case which is fortunate

01:49:03.620 for jaylen brown because it's unlikely he'd get his four-year 115 million dollar contract if she had

01:49:09.800 won those nominations uh and and uh and won the actual vice presidency uh and i will say to to jaylen

01:49:17.800 brown's credit he is averaging 13 points a game for his career so it seems like about 30 million dollars

01:49:23.060 is the right number for that sort of production it's incredibly uh incredible uh 1.4 assists per game

01:49:29.580 which is great as well i know that means a lot to you but glenn if you think about it it's passing

01:49:33.160 it's sharing to each according to his knee uh his ability and from each according to you got it

01:49:39.200 um so uh so um when jaylen brown is now back and he's already finished talking about the communist

01:49:46.480 murder suspect um this is a game he scored 30 points in by the way um he uh he he then goes into

01:49:52.680 talking about the national anthem and as you know glenn uh racism violent just in every aspect of our

01:50:00.300 society he's identified it in the national anthem listen i think about that quote a lot when i think

01:50:07.320 about the national anthem um which was written by francis scott key who was a slave owner um when we

01:50:14.480 talk about the national anthem we don't really talk a lot about um the third verse that was written

01:50:19.520 we don't which addresses you know slavery mentions like there's no hope for you know uh a hireling

01:50:26.960 or a slave but the gloom of the grave so um racism is so deeply embedded in our country

01:50:34.520 that people don't even flinch or they don't flinch even shift at the idea it kind of is what it is

01:50:40.180 well it isn't what that is i don't know what that was but that's not what it is

01:50:45.920 um so there is a verse third verse glenn uh no refuge could save the hiring hireling and slave

01:50:52.380 for the uh from the terror of flight or the groom of the gloom of the grave um and it does kind of

01:50:59.420 sound like it's celebrating the death of slaves um unfortunately people have looked into this before

01:51:06.680 and uh you know the internet rumor that it's about slaves not actually true here's a quote from the

01:51:12.200 hardcore right-wing source of the minneapolis star tribune taken in context the term hireling likely

01:51:19.440 refers to mercenaries who bolstered a british fighting force decimated by napoleonic wars

01:51:24.060 many americans are aware of hessians german troops who augmented british armies during the

01:51:27.880 revolutionary war and rather than referring to a particular handful of fighters the term slave

01:51:32.640 describes all of the monarch's loyal subjects including british troops as contrasted with free

01:51:39.040 patriot americans that's from a historian who wrote the book star spangled banner the unlikely story

01:51:44.580 of america's national anthem the headline of his piece by the way glenn national anthem's third

01:51:49.460 verse stirs passions but the reading is erroneous francis scott key's reference to slave was not

01:51:55.160 literal uh do you know do you know about him uh owning slaves yeah yeah he did know about francis

01:52:01.580 yeah he did he did own 20 slaves at one point she did free also a bunch of them um was they he has a

01:52:09.220 they call a complicated history as he fought for freedom uh for many slaves as well um you know

01:52:16.860 again i don't know why anyone would have a complicated history with slavery but many people

01:52:21.040 did in that day i uh wasn't it francis scott key that was given the slaves as a marital endowment

01:52:29.120 that he rejected didn't want them yeah he tried to fight his wife over them yeah he fought with his

01:52:36.080 wife he did not want slaves and so he fought to free those slaves uh so i mean you know if somebody

01:52:43.240 gives you a gift i know at a wedding i've received lots of gifts that have just gone into the closet

01:52:49.800 and we don't even until that aunt arrives we don't put it out anywhere you wouldn't do that with a slave

01:52:58.320 he actually worked to free the slaves that he was given as a gift it's not like he went out and bought

01:53:04.840 them and he was also i mean he was like one of the founding fathers essentially of liberia uh which

01:53:09.920 is where uh you know again a country that currently to this day still loves america uh the capital is

01:53:15.460 monrovia after james monroe it was where many of the free slaves went back uh to live and he was kind

01:53:21.080 of one of the lead advocates for that at the time um you know it's it's interesting though because

01:53:26.200 anybody could do this right glenn you can go back and look at through american history and you know

01:53:29.940 what pretty every basically every person alive in the 1700s and 1800s are going to look racist by

01:53:35.980 today's standard it's an easy it's not a parlor trick that takes any ability right and it's not

01:53:41.680 there's no ability to look back at a song and say hey wow well what did that songwriter do wrong in

01:53:48.440 their life that should show uh you know that the person who likes the song is racist that's not not

01:53:54.440 that all that interesting nor is it all that difficult and i i thought you know you're going back

01:53:58.840 hundreds of years that's one thing what if you just go back a couple of decades right that would

01:54:02.260 be you should be much more aligned with positive values just a couple decades ago and it made me

01:54:07.720 think i wonder what jalen brown's favorite artist is and luckily gq just happened to ask him just that

01:54:14.740 listen right now i'm gonna go with tupac today oh tupac okay all eyes on me oh good because i feel

01:54:25.840 like yeah the tupac energy is relevant so i feel like tupac he's definitely one of the people i look

01:54:31.960 up to everything he accomplished in the short 25 years of life definitely something to try to follow

01:54:37.260 and try to chase so oh okay so something that's interesting um because are we talking about the

01:54:42.820 same guy someone to look up to the guy who was convicted of molesting a teenager that that's the guy

01:54:48.460 who you're looking up to i mean you're praising him quote everything he accomplished in his 25 years of

01:54:55.120 life the guy who not only molested a teenager but then loaned her out to his friends who she said

01:55:02.300 set upon me like animals and when he was being sentenced the justice uh daniel fitzgerald said

01:55:08.520 quote this was an act of brutal violence against a helpless woman in the me too era it's okay you're

01:55:15.580 gonna get criticized the national anthem but you're gonna say that tupac the guy who uh went out and

01:55:21.460 said uh who molested a teenager who had all sorts of uh criminal uh accusations against him throughout

01:55:27.820 his life and you said it's something that he you should quote definitely something to try and follow

01:55:33.480 that is that is what's okay it's not okay to go back and look at our history you're gonna call the

01:55:39.580 entire nation racist but praise a man who was convicted of molesting a teenage girl and we're gonna all

01:55:50.260 give you praise during the me too era for saying it wow that is not it's not even a double standard i

01:55:55.860 don't know what that is glenn it's it's uh it's a lot more insanity it's insanity completely insane it is

01:56:02.160 it's schizophrenic uh behavior and the behavior of an insane nation and a nation that is committing

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01:58:05.640 uh looks like uh we are just minutes uh from a massive explosion in beirut and i mean massive i've

01:58:19.880 never seen anything like it uh it looked it's it's it there's no indication that it is i'm not saying

01:58:25.660 that it is but it looked almost like a hydrogen or a nuclear explosion um it exploded there seemed to

01:58:33.000 be two explosions uh explodes and then it just becomes this fireball um it was just a a few blocks

01:58:41.540 away from parliament uh they they say now it was near the port so it could have been a chemical plant

01:58:50.580 are you reading now that it was a fireworks plant or something places are reporting it i mean i don't

01:58:55.560 know if that's true but they're saying fireworks uh but could have been a fireworks plant um i mean

01:59:00.040 it is i've never seen anything like it no i know uh i've really never seen one like that before again

01:59:05.160 it's not a you know i know you said it wasn't a nuclear weapon but i mean it's not but it does it

01:59:09.520 is just to give you the scale of like it is a it absolutely vaporizes this building i mean it's not

01:59:15.600 like a normal it yeah it blew it blew an entire block apart and there's tons of video of it by the way

01:59:23.480 because it seems like there was a an explosion beforehand so a lot of people pointed their

01:59:27.520 cameras toward it and so there's tons of uh of phone video of this thing uh you can see it on

01:59:33.500 twitter i just tweeted one of them but they're all it's all over the place now uh really really

01:59:37.700 shattered it says it's a shattered windows miles away um and it could have been if there was a fire

01:59:46.200 in this building before maybe it was something like a chemical factory or a fireworks factory but i've

01:59:53.020 just never seen anything like it um but that's you know that that is the uh black tom explosion of

01:59:59.600 1918 the first real terrorist uh attack on america uh of any scale it was buried by the wilson

02:00:08.640 progressive machine uh but it was the germans came in and they they blew up a munitions factory and i

02:00:15.820 imagine it was a little like this uh happened at night it was blamed on the capitalists but it was

02:00:20.880 actually the germans that were trying to stop us from sending munitions over to uh our allies england

02:00:27.300 etc etc and um uh it it blew out windows it was right by the statue of liberty and it blew out windows

02:00:36.660 all across manhattan and it registered uh in uh baltimore as an earthquake i mean it was it was probably a lot

02:00:46.960 like this uh so i don't know what was in that uh so far we don't have any indication but i've do we

02:00:54.620 have the video are we on blaze tv do we happen to have any of the video or we have the audio listen to

02:01:01.220 this thing oh it's that second explosion that is just remarkable it explodes listen to it it's rumbling

02:01:16.800 from something and then it explodes and then it has a second explosion that's there's first

02:01:23.980 that's the second and that one looks like it's uh you know it's again it's not but it looks like a

02:01:32.980 nuclear explosion and the beirut has been rocked today wow i mean there's a new i mean there's all

02:01:40.540 sorts of video on it if you want to see it but man it i mean you're right it blows up an entire it

02:01:46.000 levels a block visually i can't even imagine how many people got caught up in that that this looks

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 04, 2020

Stop Making Sports Political ｜ Guests： Sean Hannity & Clay Travis ｜ 8⧸4⧸20

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