The Glenn Beck Program - March 08, 2019


Success Is Now Immoral? | Guests: Bill O’Reilly & Will Witt | 3⧸8⧸19


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In this episode of The Glenbeck Program, Glenn and Scooby-Doo talk about the difference between "the facts" and "the stats" and how to get people to vote your way in order to win the election.

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00:01:11.320 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program
00:01:40.180 hello america it's friday i'm glad you're here we are yesterday we talked about the difference
00:01:50.240 between uh feelings and story and stats and we are a as conservatives we always say the same thing
00:02:02.360 the facts are on our side how do we keep losing the facts are on our side if we are going to win
00:02:08.600 this fight against socialism we better get to the story and i want to show you a story about aoc's
00:02:18.460 mother that came out that you probably heard about in maybe three sentences but you missed the story
00:02:25.080 and i'm going to show you the difference in one minute
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00:03:50.480 hello stew hello glenn so yesterday stew and i had quite a conversation kind of lasted almost the
00:04:06.880 whole show uh going back and forth in total agreement but we we couldn't let it go uh
00:04:14.600 we're in agreement but stew finds it really irritating that we have to do this and i suppose he's right but
00:04:21.820 it is part of human nature and that is people need the story you need to connect to the heart
00:04:28.360 and conservatives suck at the story and yesterday i was telling you you know all the liberals will be 0.71
00:04:35.620 on stage putting a show together and all of the conservatives will be running the theater
00:04:40.620 and that's the way i actually want it because you know uh i want people who are really focused
00:04:47.840 on the facts and the numbers running the theater i don't want those bean counters i don't want a show
00:04:55.040 done by accountants you know i mean i don't and i don't want to work in a theater where the accounting
00:05:00.640 job are done by a bunch of actors even the office which was a show about accountants had to be done
00:05:06.060 by liberals yeah so so it's just the way the world is so if we want to talk to people the best way to
00:05:14.320 talk to people is through stories and we suck at telling stories and even when they are handed to us
00:05:21.280 we screw it up even when they're handed to us what happens uh we don't we don't tell the story and we
00:05:29.780 miss the opportunity because we speak our language only to ourselves and we expect everyone else to 0.87
00:05:37.600 adapt to our language yeah i think a lot of people too when they hear well we have to talk to the other
00:05:41.620 side think like gang of eight we need to have a compromise no it's it's not about that it's a the whole
00:05:47.740 point of having these ideas and ideally eventually uh winning elections and and implementing freedom
00:05:54.480 for here's for people is you have to win people over who don't currently vote your way now here's why
00:06:01.060 this is going to become increasingly important socialism is on the rise socialism i'm telling you
00:06:06.620 if we go into a recession a deep recession during the trump administration i have a feeling
00:06:14.580 we may be looking at a real socialist in charge of this country and in charge of the house and the
00:06:22.020 senate we could be a socialist country that is moving away from the free market in 18 months and
00:06:31.900 when people are panicked they're not going to listen to facts they're going to listen to okay he makes me
00:06:40.340 feel better that makes me feel better we have to talk about the heart because people are going to
00:06:47.640 be struggling much more than they are now whenever this happens and if we don't connect with people's
00:06:53.960 hearts we are going to look like bean counters and um and we'll be talking stats and and and everything
00:07:00.980 that counts but first you have to have the story then you move to facts you have to capture the heart
00:07:08.520 first so the conservatives had a great opportunity to do this this week and we had it with ocasio
00:07:15.940 cortez's mother now there was an article that was was uh written uh who was this by uh the guardian i think
00:07:27.060 and it was a story that you probably heard about and and you did hear about it from me in this exact way
00:07:35.080 when it first came out and that was did you see the story about ocasio cortez's mom
00:07:40.280 stew said yeah i did it's crazy right that's exactly how i said it too right yeah i said yeah i mean
00:07:49.440 look how how are these people so stupid she she struggled her old life then she moved to florida to
00:07:57.100 get away from the ten thousand dollar taxes that she was paying on her property every year what a 0.97
00:08:02.980 hypocrite i mean she'd be ocasio cortez what 70 percent that she's moving because of ten thousand 0.67
00:08:08.760 dollars this shows they didn't know what they're talking about and it felt good didn't it to have
00:08:13.320 that conversation it is a point it is a very valid point that is worth making right but if we want to
00:08:18.900 expand our circles we need to be able to lead with the heart now this is an amazing story i went back
00:08:27.500 and i read this story and i thought this this story tells everything you need to know for our side
00:08:34.000 this is not a story for the socialist this is a story for our side so let me give it to you
00:08:41.500 blanca is a woman who makes lasagna for visiting relatives and watches over her 78 year old mother 1.00
00:08:48.780 who suffers from pulmonary fibrosis and often breathes oxygen from a concentrator and a loud rescue
00:08:56.040 mutt named tammy it's a story about mothers but it's also a story about daughters because blanca always
00:09:05.120 believed in her daughter believed her daughter would be important and regardless of your opinion
00:09:09.480 on ocasio-cortez and believe me you do have an opinion on her daughter one way or another
00:09:17.580 there's no denying the wholesomeness of this story of this family now hear me out
00:09:25.460 her dad and i were preparing for alexandria's birth and we were picking names blanca told the reporter
00:09:33.160 and he came up with alexandria i thought about for a while and i thought alexandria ocasio-cortez that's
00:09:40.420 powerful yeah that should be her name alexandria ocasio-cortez the infamous millennial democratic 1.00
00:09:50.780 socialist who represents new york's 14th district covering the bronx and queens in the house of
00:09:56.700 representatives her mother is blanca ocasio-cortez blanca married sergio ocasio in puerto rico and then
00:10:05.220 moved to new york and she knew very little english but she learned she worked the jobs that nobody
00:10:11.320 else wanted she mopped floors at night she drove school buses she answered phones she took orders 0.89
00:10:17.260 i'm gonna come back to that paragraph now by the way this was written by our staff this is not the
00:10:25.240 this is not the staff this is not the story from the guardian
00:10:28.220 in 1989 she gave birth to her first child a girl in the block in the bronx new york city two years
00:10:37.040 later she gave birth to a boy until alexandria was five the family lived in a one-bedroom condo in
00:10:43.040 the park chester neighborhood of the bronx theirs is the typical american struggle sergio worked hard
00:10:50.280 until he had his own business then the small family pooled together their resources and took out a
00:10:55.840 mortgage and he moved into a small single family house with a yard in nearby yorktown heights
00:11:02.540 blanca said we had a great life there alexandria was social she always had a bunch of girls over 1.00
00:11:10.820 she took over the shed in the backyard she cleaned it up put up curtains and photos made it look nice 0.99
00:11:15.840 it was like a clubhouse for her and her friends blanca talks about her daughter in the way any good 1.00
00:11:21.380 mother would recalling her daughter always talkative when i took her into pre-k interview
00:11:27.260 she didn't ever let me talk she kept going on and on and on about knowing the alphabet and being able
00:11:32.360 to count in 2008 while alexandria cortez casio cortez was a sophomore at boston university her father
00:11:40.160 blanca's husband died of lung cancer overnight blanca had to become the breadwinner it was i was cleaning
00:11:50.220 houses in the morning and working as a secretary at a hospital in the afternoon it was difficult
00:11:54.840 making ends meet at one point i had to skip the mortgage payments and we almost lost the house
00:12:00.240 this is a story about a single mom a single mom who raised her family after her husband died of lung
00:12:07.540 cancer as the daily mail notes sergio's death put the family into a tailspin he didn't have any life
00:12:15.440 insurance he had two years of health care bills due to the money his business brought in had dried
00:12:20.520 out blanca recalls she faced foreclosure not just once but twice it was scary i had to take medicine
00:12:28.160 i was so scared i had to stop paying for the mortgage for almost a year i kept expecting someone to knock on
00:12:34.560 the door and to kick us out at any time there were even real estate people coming around to take photos
00:12:39.400 of the house for when it was going to be auctioned the worst is i only had fifty thousand dollars left
00:12:45.100 to pay on the loan but funny enough it was the bank the bank not the welfare office not the government
00:12:54.600 or the local church that helped her it was the bank i prayed and i prayed and i prayed that things
00:13:04.800 would work out after the children graduated from college i figured it was time for me to move to
00:13:12.940 florida these days blanca lives in florida lakefront community about 16 000 people near orlando she moved
00:13:20.060 there just before christmas in 2016 she had been paying ten thousand dollars a year in real estate
00:13:25.520 taxes in new york now she pays six hundred dollars a year when she first got here the world her world was 0.73
00:13:32.260 much different her daughter was a bartender hadn't filed paperwork i i love privacy and calm blanca
00:13:38.640 said i don't like the limelight for myself and my family but it seems that god's played quite a joke
00:13:43.880 on me with this politics stuff now i don't know if the daily mail was sent there to do a hatchet job or
00:13:51.100 what but the story is tempting taxes are so severe in new york that even a mother of the wild-eyed democratic 0.92
00:13:59.900 socialists representing that area can't even afford to live in the community but really this is an
00:14:07.820 amazing story of america it is a tragic story of a love lost and a family shaken apart due to illness
00:14:18.440 lung cancer it's a story of perhaps the evils of smoking it's a hero story a hero story
00:14:29.860 of a mom who came to america not speaking any english but didn't rely and and close up in her own
00:14:38.680 community she struggled and she fought at an older age to be able to learn english and speak english
00:14:45.360 and then immerse herself because she knew if she spoke english her family would have an easier time
00:14:53.660 and her family who knows her children could go on to be representatives serve in the united states congress
00:15:03.320 in one generation
00:15:06.160 it's a sad story
00:15:10.080 it's a sad story of the collapse of community if she felt alone and felt that there was no one in her
00:15:18.180 community that her church didn't come she seems religious she prayed and she prayed and she prayed
00:15:26.980 but it is again that hero story that in america if you're willing to work you can not only make it but
00:15:37.460 you can send your kids to a great college no matter how hard you struggle if you're willing to sacrifice
00:15:45.760 and work you can send your kids to boston university
00:15:50.420 they can have a great education not repeat your struggle
00:15:57.040 it is a story of the american family that struggles every day but finds joy in the struggle
00:16:06.380 it's a story of the idyllic what we all dream of america being like that yes we might have a small
00:16:14.620 little house but we've taken this old garage in the back and we've fixed it up and we've hung some
00:16:19.940 curtains and it is a place of imagination and joy for our children
00:16:25.240 it's a story about
00:16:31.020 how the lie of mr potter at the bank who is just a greedy cigar chomping monopoly guy
00:16:42.400 who will take your home even though you only have fifty thousand dollars left to pay for it
00:16:49.820 you've struggled your whole life then your husband dies a tragic story the evil capitalist comes in
00:16:57.520 swoops in takes the money takes the house and destroys the family no this is the jimmy stewart
00:17:07.160 view of america where the bank comes in and the bank works it out because you only have fifty thousand
00:17:15.980 and you are working
00:17:18.220 this is a great story a great story for every conservative to tell because as i will show you in
00:17:30.200 one minute it has every piece of our argument in it
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00:18:59.820 so listen to the ocasio cortez story what we said to you earlier this week when this story came out
00:19:20.360 was can you believe it look at this what hypocrites right we're not inviting anybody else to join our
00:19:27.500 group if you don't agree with us if you've read that story and you're like i like this family
00:19:33.060 you're immediately turned off by the people who are like what a bunch of hypocrites
00:19:37.580 instead engage with the story tell the story make the story yours we as conservatives have to learn how
00:19:48.160 to tell a story here is a couple that falls in love they they are in puerto rico they move to new york
00:19:57.100 she knew very little english okay now we have do we love immigrants or not yes we love the
00:20:05.440 immigrants who want to be here she wanted to be here she wanted to be an american she wanted a better
00:20:12.660 life for her children so what did she do she learned how to speak english she mopped floors at night she 0.95
00:20:21.040 drove school buses she answered phones there nowhere in this story is her welfare story nowhere in here is
00:20:28.880 her complaining nowhere she and her husband they come here they they live in a small one bedroom apartment
00:20:38.560 in new york i gotta believe it wasn't very nice but he says we're in america now i can build my own
00:20:47.000 business and he builds a successful business he is an entrepreneur he starts his own business he doesn't
00:20:55.280 wait for a guaranteed government job he has a dream and he comes here and he starts his own business
00:21:02.380 now i don't know why he had lung cancer maybe it was from smoking i don't know but he dies tragically
00:21:11.080 and yes he has bills that pile up because he's a small businessman who in this audience who runs
00:21:18.580 their own business cannot relate to that you're the last one to get the money everybody else comes
00:21:25.200 before you if you're a businessman so he tries to keep his business going while he's struggling with
00:21:32.540 lung cancer the bills pile up then he dies
00:21:36.540 but before he dies he they had built they had built a life to where they could get out of that
00:21:46.600 small little apartment and get a small little house and i mean it is that house if you've ever seen it
00:21:54.020 it's a miracle on 34th street remember when she's like stop the car stop the car oh i knew if 0.95
00:22:02.260 i just believed that's what santa told me i believe i believe i believe that's the little
00:22:08.220 salt box house that they bought that's an american dream they bought it and they paid for it they got
00:22:17.380 all the way to fifty thousand dollars away from paying that house off they were good people that
00:22:22.940 worked hard and when he died she continued but it was the bank not the welfare office that swooped in
00:22:31.280 here's a woman who prays who was who was comforted by god who is now taking her mother in and taking
00:22:41.980 care of her family not sending off to some government state institution but bringing her into her home
00:22:50.220 but because she wants to do all those things she needs to move to florida because the government 1.00
00:22:59.600 who really in this story hasn't given her jack except the opportunity to be an american
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00:25:23.380 welcome to the glenbeck program it's friday bill o'reilly is coming up in just a few minutes we
00:25:39.340 are talking yesterday and today that if we want to if we want to save the freedom of mankind if
00:25:45.940 we want to save the free market system we better start to be better storytellers and we better we
00:25:52.400 better start expanding out of our circle of influence we need everyone on board we have to
00:26:01.300 break down the walls of of any kinds of uh issues that we have we have to start listening to each
00:26:10.060 other communicating with each other um and then speaking from the heart first speak from the heart
00:26:18.720 first and i just told a story of ocasio cortez what's the story pat that you heard earlier this
00:26:26.540 week about ocasio cortez's mom uh she fled new york because of high taxes and went to florida did you
00:26:33.380 have any idea her story was like the story i just told no idea whatsoever right none that little tidbit
00:26:41.560 came from that story and conservatives only took that piece of it it's a what a hypocrite 0.70
00:26:48.600 instead of looking at the entire story it's legitimate yeah it's totally legit for her for
00:26:54.560 at least alexandria yeah yeah right and i don't know anything about her mom if her mom shares socialist
00:27:00.620 values or i don't know any of that i don't have any idea don't care if she does um her story
00:27:06.900 is the story of america you're not going to you're not going to puerto rico and uh having that story
00:27:14.880 you're not going to mexico and having that story here's somebody who didn't even speak english and
00:27:20.200 fought to speak english yeah i mean that we we would hear i'm sure from alexandria the opposite that she
00:27:25.460 shouldn't be forced to do that but that's a i mean she did it to make her live the life better for 0.99
00:27:30.540 her family right and in one generation one generation her daughter's now in the in congress
00:27:38.140 no no not just in congress she is the leading force in congress apparently which is an amazing
00:27:45.320 thing amazing in one generation god bless the usa absolutely and for the bank to show mercy to people
00:27:53.700 like you never hear that story you never hear that you always hear about evil bankers and how
00:27:58.680 dastardly they are as capitalists fifty thousand dollars left on this house that was not worth
00:28:04.520 fifty thousand dollars it was a lot more so they had fifty thousand dollars left and they could have
00:28:09.220 foreclosed yes did you say it was it was a year of her not paying of her not paying and they were
00:28:15.420 going to auction the house everything else but in the end she talked to the bank and the bank worked
00:28:21.500 it out with her amazing that's a great story it's a great story and that is a story that you
00:28:28.620 you'll notice nowhere in that story is and the government came down and shut down the evil bank
00:28:34.880 no the government in that story is charging her ten thousand dollars a year in property tax 0.99
00:28:43.060 is taking her money if she had enough and taxing her she nowhere in here is the government 0.61
00:28:51.580 swooping in to save the house nowhere in here this is a story that was the typical american story that
00:29:00.660 was the american dream that i could come here i could build a business i could do it my way i could
00:29:06.260 have a little just a little plot of land a little house where i could raise a happy family i could send
00:29:12.020 my kids to a great university and then i could retire and go someplace that she's lived the american 0.99
00:29:19.980 dream i remember talking this happens so often on the left i remember talking about this years ago
00:29:24.140 because pat you read barack obama's autobiography right uh back in the day and i remember you making
00:29:30.620 this point that that's a real incredible american story yeah incredible and if he would have if he would
00:29:37.000 have taken that from his story and you know and people talk about why he said that before he he said
00:29:43.860 he said it a couple of times that his life is a pretty charmed one his if he would have been he would
00:29:49.960 have done that in every speech if and lived it if he actually lived what he said in his speech in 2006
00:29:59.440 four if he would have actually lived that if that was who he was at his core but he wasn't he was he
00:30:08.540 was a redistribution of wealth he was a pay them back for all of these problems he was vindictive in many
00:30:15.320 ways that's what the core of his being he had some some some resentment and it was time for payback
00:30:23.480 you sit in the back of the bus somebody who really understands the american story knows that
00:30:29.760 that quote that he did you get in the back of the bus that is the exact opposite of what allowed him
00:30:39.880 to become president of the united states with while we're fighting people called barack 0.75
00:30:46.700 in the middle east he becomes president of the united states and he does it with a a crazy crazy
00:30:56.500 upbringing and he becomes the president and we were excited and we heard not all of us were because of
00:31:02.900 his policies but we were excited that it broke the barrier of a black man and if he would have just 0.99
00:31:10.580 let that part and be a celebration and say look if i can do it anybody can do it except that wasn't
00:31:20.380 his it wasn't his attitude he really took the opposite which was like you know everyone's really
00:31:24.540 racist when his own story sort of disproves it people don't care that people don't like people
00:31:29.220 who lived in other countries they're foreign they're different well he lived in other countries 0.61
00:31:33.220 and he came back here and became president of the united states yeah it's too rough with the name of
00:31:37.140 one of our enemies right barack hussein obama and and hussein was the name of the guy we were
00:31:42.880 fighting at the time and obama was one letter away from the other guy we were fighting right like i
00:31:47.640 remember hearing that but when he first started running and someone made that observation look
00:31:51.140 this country is no way they're going to elect a guy with those two names and there it is and we
00:31:55.880 did it happened you know a guy who they talk about been transformative they talk about how life
00:32:00.780 he could have been absolutely transformed he was he was transformative in the wrong way in the wrong way
00:32:06.060 just the way he chose to take those things i mean you know it was always about how life is too hard
00:32:11.060 on people uh who don't have enough money and look life is hard at times however he was able and his
00:32:16.700 family was able even though they had an unstable family for a large portion of his upbringing he was
00:32:21.580 able to overcome that get into college achieve all these things eventually become president he didn't
00:32:26.580 even take the opposite he was never even on the american mainland until he was 19 years old he was in
00:32:34.080 hawaii and indonesia the rest of his life so it's a pretty amazing story a broken family and i think
00:32:41.140 yeah and i think this goes back to a central progressive belief like barack obama alexandria
00:32:48.360 ocasio-cortez they are both very aware that these things can happen right they've happened to them
00:32:55.140 but they think they are special yeah they're the only ones people they are just they just happen to
00:33:00.520 be lucky and great achievers and they're amazing but there's so many people who just can't do it like
00:33:05.320 i can see that is the exact opposite i mean i have led a really charmed life i came from a broken family
00:33:13.120 my mother committed suicide we had the same thing going on my my my childhood was are we going to lose
00:33:21.000 the family business uh my mother we moved to a very very inexpensive house uh and my mom struggled 0.57
00:33:29.360 to make the payments on that i mean we i i live that life and now look at me and i don't look at me and
00:33:37.420 say oh yeah it's me i'm special i look at other people and like you can do it yeah you can do it
00:33:45.380 yeah you know you may get to the end and go i wish i wouldn't have done it but you can do it
00:33:51.620 that's true and it's it really is a fundamental way of seeing the world differently yeah you know
00:33:58.620 the progressives just they see it as i i was lucky because i'm special but no one else can do it so i
00:34:04.560 have to help them because i'm so wonderful uh and i'm the only one who could make these decisions
00:34:08.480 appropriately for these people where conservatives say look you know because i mean i know we've all
00:34:13.720 said this you know like we you feel lucky to be able to be in a position where you're able to do
00:34:19.600 a job that you love and and and live a some comfortable life and we've all certainly married
00:34:24.700 up all of these things that happen and it's like i look at that always as like gosh i mean how this
00:34:29.960 even happened right like you worked hard and you tried your best and you fell into a couple good
00:34:34.160 things and and wonderful things happen because there's a lot of opportunity here and anybody can do
00:34:38.540 it right like that's how i think conservatives look at the world and it's exact opposite it's that it's the
00:34:43.480 shepherd and sheep or the sheep and the rancher thing you've pointed out a few times where
00:34:48.060 progressives just believe you have to be a rancher to control all the sheep and conservatives believe
00:34:52.200 you know people can do these things on their own they're not we're not sheep yeah and they think
00:34:56.660 the ranchers think that anybody who says i can do it on their own is a wolf no they're not they're not
00:35:03.440 people aren't sheep there are wolves but the person who says i want to go do it on my own
00:35:10.520 it's just because they're not a sheep it doesn't make them a wolf everybody has a chance to be a
00:35:17.260 shepherd a sheep a rancher you can you go make your own way and everybody who does make their own way
00:35:24.840 is looked at as the wolf now you're you're a bad person if you uh are successful it's i mean the people
00:35:31.800 who are successful and who have uh achieved a lot like billionaires are now looked at as if they're
00:35:39.220 immoral well well why how for those who i mean i think you could make the case that some are i mean
00:35:47.440 you look back at some of everything is everything right there's a lot of poor people that are immoral 1.00
00:35:52.360 there are there are cops that are bad majority good there are homeless people that are bad majority
00:36:00.120 good uh there's just just it's it's that's people that's people but we focus on the bad and we say
00:36:09.820 that's all of them and it's not all of them there are those bad ones and the problem with our system
00:36:16.300 as we become more and more socialist is you get special deals well now the system is starting to be
00:36:23.840 corrupted by the few bad because the few bad generally like to hang out where there's lots of
00:36:30.540 power and so when you start to build this government with corrupt individuals and i i put i put facebook
00:36:39.440 and uh and uh google into that category they are now spending more money than anybody else in lobbying
00:36:49.080 on capitol hill but you don't hear about that you just hear about the evil jews that do it google 1.00
00:36:54.640 spends more money on capitol hill than anyone else they they are writing laws you don't hear about that
00:37:02.200 you don't hear about that why and this thing yesterday if if the democrats don't wake up to how corrupt
00:37:12.180 their party has become and i don't mean corrupt in business or money alone i mean corrupt with the
00:37:20.920 hatred of jews that make no mistake on monday at five o'clock we're doing an expose of a couple of
00:37:30.280 people in congress and their their uh their love for the jewish people you know they're from somalia and
00:37:37.960 so they just don't know uh well they knew how to run for congress they knew how to get elected they're
00:37:45.000 not dummies how did they not know that we shouldn't say these things about jewish people maybe maybe then
00:37:52.200 they're not smart enough or good enough to be in congress we're going to show you how much they do
00:37:57.460 know and their connections we're going back to the chalkboard on monday and if americans don't see
00:38:03.700 this democrats good democrats that are just your average person in the middle of the country who
00:38:11.260 loves america just as much as as any conservative does if they don't see that their party has jumped
00:38:19.640 the shark and is now a socialist not sweden an actual end of the free market socialist uh uh party that
00:38:31.520 that now is a breeding ground for muslim anti-jewish hatred uh you're gonna lose your country you're 0.95
00:38:43.320 gonna lose your country and that country is worth saving for all of us all right uh there's something
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00:40:23.460 this is the glenbeck program
00:40:27.220 welcome to the program glad you're here uh bill o'reilly is uh coming up next i i cannot wait to
00:40:47.040 hear what he has to say about uh nancy pelosi uh saying that congresswoman omar she i mean yes
00:40:55.240 she's 37 but she's like a kid she just doesn't know she doesn't know how not to be anti-semitic
00:41:04.500 she didn't mean it that way i love how they're trying to turn this around on republicans 23 republicans
00:41:10.380 voted against denouncing hatred well yeah they voted against it because uh you didn't name the
00:41:16.540 person who did it and you made it so generic no you made it about anti-semitism is wrong but so is
00:41:23.900 also coming against the muslims right wait a minute wait a minute yes that's true uh however that's not
00:41:31.460 what this is about this is about uh omar talib uh and um and sarsour really that are coming out and
00:41:42.200 saying these horrific things yeah and this is from the same people who when they said black lives matter 1.00
00:41:48.920 and we said well really all lives matter they're like how dare you you're distracting away from all
00:41:54.820 of the important points we're making about wait a minute this is the same situation right like
00:42:00.460 this one person has been saying and several a couple people have been saying really anti-semitic
00:42:06.040 things now you're trying to broaden it to like these other groups to deflect away from her yes uh and
00:42:12.680 now all of a sudden you've adopted that form of analysis yes it's amazing and it's it what's
00:42:16.640 incredible is when you see on monday's tv show when you see the connections to hezbollah
00:42:24.320 uh with people who say israel doesn't have a right to exist it's pretty shocking
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00:43:50.080 well it has been an interesting week with anti-semitism on capitol hill uh cohen has given
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00:44:05.820 their journalists on for the the primary debates uh i mean there is just i don't even know where to
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00:45:42.360 bill o'reilly writes right at this second four committees in the house of representatives are
00:45:57.620 thinking up more ways to investigate president trump instead of concentrating on solving vexing
00:46:02.720 problems like a 22 trillion dollar debt a record trade deficit with china or thousands of poor
00:46:09.300 people trying to surge the southern border these democrats in the house are worried about things
00:46:14.040 like ivanka trump getting security clearance from daddy the liberal emergency bill o'reilly is here to
00:46:20.760 talk a little bit more about it hi bill hey you guys how you doing good so tell me about the liberal
00:46:27.720 emergency yeah i know okay so it's a the national emergency that donald trump declared on the
00:46:35.500 southern border uh the far left has declared a national emergency as well but it's not the same
00:46:42.420 their national emergency is donald trump's president okay that's the national emergency for many in the
00:46:50.060 democratic party in the far left progressive movement all right so everything else every other issue
00:46:56.140 is subordinate to that we got to get them out no matter what it takes we don't have to be honest we
00:47:04.040 don't have to be uh um insightful if people get hurt in the process well that's collateral or damage
00:47:11.240 because it's a national emergency donald trump's got to get out and we're going to get them so that's
00:47:16.740 where we are in this country so if you're expecting congress over the next two years to solve any
00:47:21.240 problems they're not going to and as you pointed out one of the you know they can't even get one of
00:47:27.740 their members the democratic party to say um you know maybe calling people who support israel uh greedy
00:47:36.080 money people um that's not really very nice or accurate i'm sorry i said that maybe that could happen
00:47:45.440 no no no no no uh-uh they're not even going to do that and they're not doing that because they
00:47:50.520 don't they don't want to pull apart the coalition that is trying to get donald trump i mean that was
00:47:56.680 the word from joy behar on the view why are they doing this why do they even have to talk about this
00:48:02.940 they're they're they're separating themselves when our target is donald trump in 2020 that's right
00:48:08.940 but it's even a little bit more than that because joy behar doesn't have the intellect to really
00:48:14.000 understand what's happening in the country um it's a little bit more than that so you do have
00:48:20.540 a genuine fissure in the democratic party and you're going to see that in the upcoming campaign
00:48:27.780 when biden gets in you're going to see it that that'll really crystallize it for everybody so there's
00:48:33.900 a genuine fissure between the far-left progressives who want socialism and and uh green uh whatever they
00:48:42.660 want uh totally totally remaking the country because they feel the country's bad and the
00:48:48.880 traditional democrats pelosi uh that the party apparatchiks who basically just want power they
00:48:56.960 don't want a big realignment of the country they just want to run the show so that fissure is there
00:49:03.920 and it's real and when these young women in congress come forth and say these insane things
00:49:11.220 the traditional democrats go oh boy this is going to make it even harder for us to obtain power
00:49:18.540 so that's what's going on in that party well bill it doesn't there come a time like the labor party
00:49:26.040 the labor party over in england has gone so far left uh they're run by a guy who has never taken the
00:49:34.660 side of england on anything stood with the ussr during the cold war um has never ever stood with
00:49:42.780 um great britain same kind of stuff we're facing here um and he is radically anti-semitic and in um
00:49:51.900 uh you know in negotiations and and in cahoots i should say with hezbollah and hamas wildly anti-semitic
00:50:02.400 and labor party members who are very left have now i think seven of them have left the party and said
00:50:11.220 this is not the labor party this is becoming something entirely different do you see that
00:50:17.980 on the horizon at all are there any democrats who will raise the flag and say look this is not the
00:50:25.080 democratic party no i really don't see it because they might think that but if they do that the twitter
00:50:35.700 mob will descend on them and tear them to pieces so you're saying that british british politicians have
00:50:43.740 more uh courage than american politicians i i can't generalize in that area but i can tell you the
00:50:52.180 fear among all politicians in this country in the united states is they're going to get torn apart
00:50:58.940 on the social media apparatus so so you you have to understand that this permeates into everything
00:51:07.080 everything so no longer are you going to have profiles and courage you know john f kennedy wrote a book
00:51:13.440 profiles that's gone because if you stand up if you're a democrat in the house of representatives
00:51:20.580 and you stand up and you point fingers at the progressive movement and say this is out of
00:51:25.540 control not only are they uh besmirching a great ally in israel but they're linking into anybody who
00:51:33.900 supports israel that they're money hungry so this is out of control and i as a democrat are not going
00:51:40.860 to tolerate it i'm not going to tolerate it well within 24 hours your life is going to be
00:51:46.520 assaulted in a way that you cannot even imagine you cannot even imagine and and these politicians
00:51:56.140 they don't want that they none of them do and and neither do the media people so if you're on
00:52:03.920 television um they haven't gotten a radio yet i figure that's coming but they haven't got raised
00:52:09.000 mostly television if you're on television and you say what i just said they're committing sponsor
00:52:14.840 boycotts they're going to find somebody to accuse you of something um and and everybody knows it now
00:52:21.740 that this is it's an extortion that is never before seen in the united states and i'm telling people i'm
00:52:30.260 trying to be paul revere here that you've got to understand this the fear that is cloaked washington dc
00:52:38.380 and honest media people how much outrage have you seen about these comments about uh israel and
00:52:45.540 israeli uh supporters well i will have to see much much outrage from the powerful people in washington
00:52:52.760 no they nearly mouth it yeah and it's like pelosi pelosi yesterday goes well he didn't really mean it
00:52:59.420 yeah she did yes she did yeah i mean if you try if you trace her whole history she absolutely meant
00:53:08.260 it but there's was yeah yeah she didn't really mean it doesn't understand the power of the word she says
00:53:14.280 just keep in mind what i'm saying to you never before in this country has there been such a threat
00:53:22.920 honest reactions what do you mean honest reactions so if you feel that something is wrong and you stand
00:53:36.100 up and that goes against the twitter mob that goes against the progressive movement they're going to try
00:53:42.640 to destroy you well i mean bill you and your family look if you didn't get it from brett kavanaugh and i'm
00:53:50.080 not saying you glenn back and you stew i'm saying you the listeners if you didn't get it from gret
00:53:55.340 brett kavanaugh if you didn't get what the potential for harm is now then you'll never get it it is why
00:54:04.000 honestly bill i have been trying so hard to um uh try to bring conservatives together and we've we have
00:54:14.220 to stand together even if we vehemently disagree with each other we have to stay and stand together
00:54:20.720 because they're going to pick us off one by one they're all they've been not conservatives it's not
00:54:27.720 oh it's anybody yeah you you got to go into the precincts of the independence and precincts of
00:54:34.420 fair-minded americans i still believe maybe i'm naive after all these years that most americans are
00:54:41.060 fair-minded and that if they actually knew what was happening i agree on a two on a two front basis
00:54:48.100 the twitter mob the progressive movement funded by tens of millions of dollars combined with a corrupt
00:54:55.340 media that basically wants to run the country these six media companies that control 90 percent of the
00:55:02.180 national news flow want to run the country jeff bezos wants to run the united states they have all the
00:55:11.880 money they want they can't buy any more stuff so what's left they want power they're down at six
00:55:18.820 companies they want to run the country you know that's what you're seeing it's amazing to me that
00:55:26.060 the democrats say that they hate money in the system and uh that these these um uh these packs have too
00:55:37.180 much money they have they're putting too much uh money into the system and look at israel and and how
00:55:43.940 israel is just pumping all this money and it's wrong and people should know about it the leading uh 1.00
00:55:49.820 uh um what do you call it uh investment i guess what do you call it stew the leading um lobbyists
00:55:58.580 uh people who are putting more money in lobbying than anybody else are people like google and you don't
00:56:05.440 hear anybody saying a word about google or amazon or anybody that's that's where they're actually
00:56:13.440 writing laws google is actually writing bills and you don't hear anything about that they they want
00:56:22.000 the power they have the money they have the technology wants about but here's the best example that
00:56:27.780 everybody can understand a congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez we learn is now being run by a
00:56:35.740 multi-millionaire out of fort worth texas who pays all her bills who financed her entire campaign
00:56:42.380 and is now uh being accused of funneling eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars out of that
00:56:47.740 campaign into his private companies you know this story correct yes well i know some of it i didn't
00:56:54.720 know i know i know about the funneling money i didn't know about the uh the person right here in
00:57:00.700 my own backyard let me take a quick break and come back and you tell that story from the beginning will
00:57:04.840 you yep okay bill o'reilly from billoreilly.com that wasn't a request it was a demand yeah tell
00:57:11.060 that story why should i why should i wait for his yeah maybe i don't want you to tell the story bill
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00:58:24.940 so bill o'reilly you know it's it's curious i asked uh uh i don't know a couple of months ago
00:58:32.320 here she is this woman who's a bartender who's now wearing two three four five thousand dollar 1.00
00:58:38.740 outfits she is living seemingly a jet setter's life i know i know congressmen who come in and have to 0.99
00:58:46.500 sleep on the floor of their uh congressional office because they can't afford an apartment
00:58:52.080 she's got a nice place to live in washington dc she rejected her uh her predecessor's old office 1.00
00:59:01.500 in her district because she said the rent was too high because the landlord was being greedy and was
00:59:08.080 going to uh increase her rent to where it would be an exorbitant price but she goes out and she finds a
00:59:13.920 new office that is much more expensive than the exorbitant rate that the landlord was asking for the last
00:59:20.980 one and i wondered where is this woman getting all of her money yeah she's got a uh godfather 1.00
00:59:28.060 and uh is a young guy uh made his money in tech harvard grad fort worth texas based and paying all
00:59:36.940 bills how do we know this bill nothing illegal about that if somebody wants to pay your bills
00:59:42.180 uh they can pay your bills how do we know this and um what how do we know this um it's a reportage i mean
00:59:50.580 i i'm very cynical about the the press but uh it has not been refuted by uh the congresswoman i was
00:59:56.920 waiting for that new york post is leading the investigation into this thing um but it's real
01:00:03.760 um i don't know for i don't see the receipts but there's nobody that says no no he's not doing this
01:00:11.960 um he seems to be so if you step back as i always do and you say this woman had zero resources nothing 0.80
01:00:24.100 okay nobody knows she was and she couldn't possibly have defeated the incumbent democrat
01:00:30.500 crowley who had been there for 20 years because she didn't have enough money and then all of a sudden
01:00:36.560 she does have enough money okay where did money come from so uh you know i think down the line 0.96
01:00:44.800 she's a short-termer in the house i don't think she's going to be there long i think she'll be
01:00:49.100 uh hosting a reality program on nbc uh and that's her future but for i think that she i think she would
01:00:57.280 be happier there and i think she'd be more dangerous there has to be a star yeah she definitely wants to 1.00
01:01:02.980 be a star um and she's not going to be a senator she's not going to go any higher than the house
01:01:09.400 her seat is secure she'll she's not going to get out of there they'll bronson queens will put her back 1.00
01:01:14.840 i mean because she's theirs and and she's got you know now profile so she's can stay there forever in 0.67
01:01:21.740 the house but it's like she's going to get a boy there and uh she's going to want to go to la and
01:01:26.160 live large there that's what's going to happen all right let me uh let me take you back to something
01:01:30.200 that you wrote about in your op-ed about uh trade deficits we are now at a record trade deficit with
01:01:37.360 china which the president said that's what this trade war was all about uh and now we are at what
01:01:44.100 is it 900 billion 900 billion dollars um which is a record um it it is it's proving this philosophy
01:01:53.220 that we're we're working under right now is being inaccurate um what what do you what do you think on
01:01:59.140 this well i mean for decades china has played the uh well we're going to send you a thousand times
01:02:08.380 more stuff than you can send us and all the presidents have said okay you know just don't
01:02:16.200 blow anybody up or invade any countries and and we'll uh we'll let you do that so trump way back to
01:02:23.720 1990 you know i'm writing the trump book right yeah you've told me once or a thousand times okay
01:02:30.180 i know i know i god i know but i'm but i'm gonna charge you every time researching i'm researching
01:02:38.860 yeah yeah all right so he's right in front of me so trump in 1990 so i said hey wait a minute you know
01:02:45.540 we're getting hosed here because our people can't sell to the 1.5 billion chinese they're putting every 1.00
01:02:52.740 burying the world to sell our stuff over there but yet we're taking their stuff and no matter what
01:02:57.480 they send us and he's jumping up and down in 1990 about it so nobody does anything about it because if
01:03:04.460 you get involved with china it's a very difficult thing i'm hoping that trump can break through with
01:03:10.480 some kind of deal um that's better for the united states you know that would be terrific if that
01:03:16.800 happens he says it will i'm not so sure but that's what's going on and china basically hoses us 1.00
01:03:24.020 and takes the money and it doesn't get to the chinese people of course it gets to the uh communists 0.70
01:03:29.940 who are running the show in beijing that's who takes all the uh american money they skim off the top
01:03:35.720 of everything over there so there was something that was kind of disturbing because the one thing that
01:03:40.880 i have agreed with donald trump on um and he has brought me around on uh with trade with china
01:03:47.700 um it was around christmas time he started talking about huawei and 5g and how this is a
01:03:56.760 national security risk and i thought okay national security risk i agree with this 5g is the most 1.00
01:04:04.980 important thing that is is coming our way we cannot have the chinese have any access to 5g and the 1.00
01:04:12.500 information because you know i'm sorry i just don't trust the the communist chinese um and he was taking 0.94
01:04:20.580 a tough stand this week however it looks like the white house may be just using this as a bargaining chip
01:04:27.380 uh and and using it on trade it does he believe this is a national security risk or is this is this
01:04:37.200 something that is just a chip on the table well look donald trump wants to be reelected okay above all
01:04:46.540 and if he makes a deal with china that's better for the u.s economy the stock market will jump
01:04:53.120 and uh the business community be very happy so if it's between that and some kind of theoretical
01:05:01.100 threat to national security what do you think he's going to do all right back with more bill o'reilly
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01:06:30.540 with bill o'reilly on uh friday's glenn beck program uh bill i want to touch base quickly on
01:06:50.180 venezuela rubio is now saying that he wants the u.s to initiate quote widespread unrest in venezuela
01:06:58.720 and looking to initiate a full-on syria option for venezuela um how do you feel about that
01:07:07.380 you know i think venezuelans should take care of themselves i don't think we should be getting 1.00
01:07:12.720 involved with that um and we have no we have no place in in should we be endorsing maduro or does
01:07:23.360 it matter yeah i mean that's fine um if the state department believes there's fraud in the election
01:07:29.220 and this guy there is um maduro is the legitimate uh leader sure and you uh help him out when you can
01:07:36.440 help him out but you know it doesn't do the united states uh any good to involve itself in these
01:07:43.080 unbelievably complicated uh situations inside other countries it just doesn't uh we should do
01:07:49.900 humanitarian stuff um we can absolutely make our opinion known uh if there is uh oppression by uh
01:07:58.340 the venezuelan government we can put sanctions on there and and do all that but for us to get
01:08:03.900 directly involved like rubio wants i you know i i just don't see it yeah um let me let me talk to
01:08:10.520 you now about the election let's spend the next few minutes just talking about the election
01:08:13.560 it it's astounding to me that the guy who used to be one of the top two liberal senators uh in in the
01:08:23.760 senate for years and years and years real real lefty um uh democrat was joe biden and he's now being
01:08:33.880 described as the moderate if he comes into the race um what do you see with joe biden how is he going to
01:08:42.360 thread the needle here between you know the care supporters uh the the radical socialists and
01:08:51.520 being quote in the middle how's he going to thread that needle well uh here's here's what i'm hearing
01:08:59.780 back you want the insides yeah no tell me the outside story all right um i can give you what
01:09:05.560 everybody else gives you no don't give me that give me i'll give you the inside okay all right okay so
01:09:11.840 biden biden's 77 years old and he really doesn't want to go to iowa and new hampshire in the winter
01:09:16.880 okay yeah really doesn't want to do that doesn't want to put on the galoshes and go to the diner
01:09:22.280 he doesn't um so he's talking to his big money men uh on wall street and this goes right against the
01:09:30.760 progressive socialists right and he's lining them up he's lining them up because there's 14 democrats
01:09:37.500 and he needs a certain threshold of money to campaign not retail but on television and in
01:09:46.140 social media and that takes money so he's got to have a certain threshold of money that he's sure he's
01:09:51.640 got so he doesn't have to walk around shaking better he can't he'll do a little of that but he doesn't
01:09:56.840 want to do a lot of it okay so once he gets the money and i believe he'll get it because the democrats
01:10:03.960 on wall street and in hollywood the the real rich people they don't want the crazy bomb throwers
01:10:09.500 then he's going to make a deal with tamala harris all right and that deal made it might already have
01:10:15.240 been made you don't think it's beto no he's two white men are not going to happen it's not going to
01:10:24.020 happen um so he's going to make a deal with tamala harris he's going to say look when you're
01:10:29.100 campaigning you're not going to win don't be a nut don't be a loon all right bring it back a little
01:10:36.980 bit and then i'll put you on the two and she's going to make that deal he's a young woman and she 1.00
01:10:45.600 knows joe is going to be uh what 79 when he takes the uh oath of office oldest president ever
01:10:52.760 so that's what's going on man okay so tell me now go ahead yeah biden will he will campaign as a
01:11:03.660 moderate liberal that's how he'll campaign he's going to be barack obama redo redo how about that
01:11:12.240 huh nice um all right we see a six point increase in americans saying that trump should be impeached
01:11:20.240 up now to 42 how high does that number have to be before it would be wise for the democrats to even
01:11:27.020 do this to try never okay never i don't think so either um because there's nothing to base it on
01:11:34.840 and and americans will be i think the independent precincts will say you know what i may not like
01:11:42.720 trump but i hate these people more 56 percent approve of the economy now overall he has a 42 to 45
01:11:50.100 approval rating what kind of rating does he need to win the election no he can stay in the mid 40s
01:11:58.260 on job approval if the democratic party uh continues to put forth an insane um platform so you know if
01:12:12.000 they continue to be self-destructive and do all kinds of nasty stuff that hurts the country and they
01:12:18.220 don't have any solutions to any problems which they don't he can win with a 45 bill you do you agree
01:12:24.780 with the analysis that it's you know elections aren't about approval rating they're about choices
01:12:28.560 and the bottom line is right now we don't know who they're running if they run someone like hillary 1.00
01:12:32.760 clinton again he's going to win yeah well they're not going to run her but no not her but i mean
01:12:38.080 someone is unpopular as her bernie sanders yeah bernie sanders yeah okay because bernie will be out 0.57
01:12:44.380 there every hour on the hour bernie bernie's going to be climbing in people's windows yeah it's a
01:12:48.520 guarantee loss guarantee loss say some crazy thing happens and bernie gets it yeah well then trump
01:12:55.380 doesn't even have to campaign trump will just beat him you know that's true yeah right yeah so it's
01:13:01.720 gonna be biden and and that's what's really gonna happen all right bill o'reilly from billoreilly.com
01:13:06.320 thank you so much sir we'll talk to you again next week all right i'm looking forward to your
01:13:10.800 podcast tomorrow it's a you're gonna like it thank you very much you're going to love it it's uh it's
01:13:15.520 a really good one thank you so much bill bill o'reilly.com uh podcasts come out tomorrow i want
01:13:21.220 to spend some time on it because i think this is the most important podcast or the the the most to me
01:13:26.660 the most riveting podcast that we have done would you agree with that stewart how would you describe
01:13:31.460 this yeah it's not it's important it's different it's it brings you back to your to the person you're
01:13:36.960 supposed to be right right and that's different than you know okay well we have a breaking news
01:13:41.680 about you know some uh some topic it's yeah it's bringing us back to the sort of person that we're
01:13:47.040 designed to be and and that's the way we should look at the world and you will we talk about politics
01:13:52.080 we talk about things and you will see the world in a different way and quite honestly i think you'll see
01:13:58.600 the world the way you used to see the world uh and it it makes an awful lot of sense on
01:14:05.440 winning the next election and uh winning in life all right liberty safe we'll get to that here in a
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01:15:26.160 this is the glenbeck program
01:15:30.780 you know we have a really hard time talking to people right now talking to people who disagree
01:15:48.140 with us and our families are broken up our friendships have been broken up and there is a
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01:16:05.940 anywhere from an hour to 90 minutes um they're uncut they're they're very candid and a lot of times with
01:16:12.720 people that i disagree with or people that i really admire um bob goff is one of those that i
01:16:19.160 really admire he is a guy who was an attorney and just changed his life just totally changed his life
01:16:27.160 and has this great attitude about hey i'm i'm going to be friends with everybody i'm going to talk to
01:16:34.180 everybody and i'm not going to sell out and but i can make a difference um so much easier if i just
01:16:42.120 listen to people let me give you two cuts from this weekend's podcast here he is bob goff on
01:16:48.020 dealing with difficult people i think you nailed it i think there's a lot of people that have
01:16:52.780 awesome doctrine and lousy theology and this idea of it's easy to say to love your enemy until you
01:16:59.500 have an enemy yeah until you have somebody that you feel disconnected i don't feel like i have
01:17:03.120 enemies but there's certainly people that are difficult for me to be around one of the realizations
01:17:08.320 that i've had is that this idea of loving difficult people that i'm one of them i'm actually
01:17:14.300 among the difficult people in other people's lives and i'm trying to say how could i um interact with
01:17:21.840 people there's a for some people in faith communities they're familiar with a verse that
01:17:25.800 talks about like being ready to make a defense for the hope that's within you and everybody wants to
01:17:30.700 like grab their swords and what they leave out the second half and it said to do with kindness and
01:17:37.200 respect and i think there's something beautiful about that like take switzerland they're not mad at
01:17:41.680 anybody and i'm not mad at them right so i if you just walk around with a bobsled and a bar of chocolate
01:17:48.840 you can decide who you are and everybody's trying to decide what role am i playing in this and i think
01:17:56.100 there's a tremendous latitude in that but i just like the role of grace the idea of when people
01:18:01.700 have just been kind to me even when i've been wrong that they just care more about our relationship than
01:18:07.800 they do about winning an argument about something and there's something really respectful what has
01:18:12.560 helped me with the people that uh like creep me out the most is to try to think of what is it that's
01:18:18.840 driving this like what's the thing underneath the thing and oftentimes it's just that they're really
01:18:23.880 insecure me too like how do you respond when you get insecure uh in a setting like how do you deal
01:18:32.580 with that i get really funny i get like just i get so i start talking really fast and i get funnier and
01:18:38.820 funnier than other people get mean as a rattlesnake so how do you deal with your feeling you get quiet
01:18:44.820 and reserve you go turtle on that like head legs tail everything inside and so that even in our
01:18:51.980 relationships that matter the most to us to just say how do you deal with that and to say how are we
01:18:57.880 like uh gonna react to people i you know what i wear i'm muttering i remember those things from the 70s
01:19:05.400 my wife's got one too there's something actually beautiful what we do is we talk about uh how we feel
01:19:11.260 more than what we want it would be an interesting experiment try that for a week to take the people 0.96
01:19:16.780 that you love the most and say don't say i want a hamburger say i'm feeling hungry if we could get
01:19:22.340 in touch with how we're feeling about something i'm not a touchy-feely guy but that has been so helpful
01:19:27.500 in my relationships to just talk about i'm feeling really insecure right now i know this sounds like
01:19:34.360 uh you know california crap um but he is he is he's so grounded and so successful when you hear his
01:19:45.660 story he's wildly successful um and grounded and i believe he has the answers if we are going to
01:19:53.340 make it this next step this is an important podcast here he is on having picky conversations listen to
01:20:00.640 this i've never lost a case and it's not because i'm an awesome lawyer i'm an awesome picker i only
01:20:06.640 pick an awesome picker picker yeah i don't lose i only take cases that nobody could lose and so so
01:20:12.700 there's one of these things that just be a little bit pickier about the conversations that you're
01:20:17.340 having with people and when you see this say like you know what i wouldn't trade our friendship for
01:20:22.360 the trajectory this and i don't you don't have to work for nasa to know the trajectory of where this
01:20:27.260 is going say that wouldn't be worth it um you'll know that i am i'm disinterested when i start talking
01:20:33.520 about sports me too but if you know why you're doing you will not see me very often without
01:20:40.240 wearing a boston red sox hat and uh i'm not a red sox fan never even gone to a game but my neighbor
01:20:47.360 carol was a huge red sox fan and we knew she was going to be in heaven by the end of the weekend so
01:20:53.440 we made a deal i told her carol i'll wear your red sox hat for the rest of my life and represent the
01:20:59.580 socks here on earth but in exchange every time jesus walks by you you need to mention my name
01:21:05.420 there's a verse that said i knew you not i'm like girl but here's the deal when i go through new york
01:21:12.260 people hiss at me and they just be like because they're rooting for the other team evidently
01:21:17.180 and if they knew that i was wearing my dead neighbor's hat they would just actually have a
01:21:23.060 different angle on that thing and i don't stop people to tell them the backstory but i think if i could
01:21:29.100 just assume in people that i don't understand there's probably mountains of stuff going on there
01:21:34.460 that i don't know about bob goff uh this weekend on the glenbeck podcast um i urge you to listen to it
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01:21:58.900 the whole neighborhood changed not just because of him but a guy who lives down the street um when he
01:22:05.100 took out his trash to the to the to the curb you know the big trash bins he would go from house to
01:22:12.060 house and he would take everybody's trash bin and take it and put it by the curb and then the next
01:22:18.360 morning he would go and he'd put them all back nobody asked him nobody said anything and he just
01:22:24.240 he was like that's what i want to serve my neighborhood i just want to be a good neighbor
01:22:27.880 i mean it's incredible yeah how the bubble this guy lives in because people are just choosing to be
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01:23:02.280 these veterans yeah and everything too you know dissecting real like conservative uh you know ways of
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01:23:41.560 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenn beck program hello america it's friday
01:24:02.140 i i i i hate this i absolutely hate this every election in my life the most important election ever 0.75
01:24:12.480 oh i hate that however i actually think this one might be this one may be the end of the republic
01:24:24.100 and the free market system so who's got a plan because the plans we've been making
01:24:30.960 they're not working real well i don't know if you noticed that what do we need to do to be able to
01:24:38.240 win the hearts and the minds of especially so many people who are the younger end of the spectrum
01:24:46.500 who just think socialism is neat it's really not so how do we pull what's happening on our campuses
01:24:55.080 and what's happening with people under 30 in america what is the future of america's youth and
01:25:01.840 the future of the conservative movement in america we go there with will witt in one minute
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01:26:50.680 will witt is a social media influencer he's with prager you he's a guy who um knows his own mind and is
01:27:08.900 now on a speaking tour uh talking about the three ways to beat the left welcome to the program thank
01:27:14.920 you for having me i love being here so how old are you i'm 22 so i'd be graduating as a senior in
01:27:22.260 college uh right now if i would have stayed in how are you not a monster seriously i mean i watched you
01:27:29.840 at c-pack you were you're like brad pitt you're walking around and all the girls are like oh will 0.73
01:27:35.500 is so great and he's so smart i just love i'd be a monster if i were you at 22 yeah it's it's tough but
01:27:42.760 it's hard sometimes but uh you know dennis has been such a huge mentor to me and has taught me so
01:27:50.800 much that i mean that's why i work for prager you specifically because of dennis and his his
01:27:55.780 teachings to me has made me not a monster and yeah he's wonderful you are lucky to have have that as
01:28:02.120 a mentor he is he is a remarkable man yes uh and has made such a huge difference um uh in our country
01:28:10.120 so you're you're traveling now are you speaking on campuses yeah so i'm speaking at campuses i'm
01:28:15.600 speaking at events just last night i was in mcallen texas speaking at the lincoln reagan day dinner down
01:28:20.440 there that's a fantastic event i've never been down there that close to the border yeah it's great that
01:28:24.980 there are so many republicans there yeah it's fantastic and and you're talking about three ways
01:28:29.140 to to beat the left yeah what are they so the first one is that we have to convince liberals
01:28:35.780 that there are friends the left has duped liberals into believing there's a difference between left
01:28:40.820 and liberals you can't use those terms synonymously yes and that liberals need to be convinced that
01:28:45.140 conservatives share the same values as them they believe in um the values of america they believe
01:28:49.860 in the constitution freedom of speech the second amendment they don't like socialism uh the only
01:28:54.380 difference really between liberals and conservatives in a lot of ways is that liberals believe in bigger
01:28:58.900 government but they've been duped by the left to believe the leftists are their friends and the
01:29:02.580 leftists don't stand for any values that america was founded on yeah and so we have to convince
01:29:06.960 liberals that they are with conservatives liberals used to fight for you know the the bill of rights
01:29:13.720 right um and and they they were they were radicals on those things which was good a few weeks ago i was
01:29:23.820 painting this painting over here which is uh i love it thanks it's it's big government in bed with
01:29:31.500 big tech and big social media and and as i as painting that i thought i can't believe glenn beck
01:29:40.200 is the one painting that that should be coming from the left right and and they don't see it there
01:29:47.820 they are actually promoting those things right and the liberals who who should believe this are blind
01:29:55.740 right it's crazy yeah no they've completely changed right the left is is so out of touch with america
01:30:02.620 and what the common people want that they i mean their main mission is to destroy america with what
01:30:06.760 they want they are for socialism they are against freedom of speech they want to silence you if you
01:30:10.940 disagree with them these are not the values that classical liberals have ever stood on they'll tell you
01:30:16.960 that socialism oh stop using that and trying to scare people i don't want scary socialism we want
01:30:23.640 swedish socialism that's what they always say but now the these people like ocasio-cortez and
01:30:29.100 bernie sanders they used to have to hide that they were socialists right now it's just they say it
01:30:34.600 proudly that they're socialists and they say democratic socialists like that makes it better
01:30:38.200 it's uh it's ridiculous that we have people in congress and and in our our country that proudly
01:30:44.320 support these ideas but they've wanted to for a long time it's when i when i was at fox i said
01:30:49.180 because i was getting heat because calling somebody a socialist apparently was you're a racist for
01:30:55.100 doing that um and they were calling me a racist and i and i said this and in a way i was trying to
01:31:00.820 call them out because they want to tell you who they are you know they really want to they're proud
01:31:07.760 that they are socialist and yeah that's right and you know what there will be a few people that'll have
01:31:13.640 to go you know they want to do it and i said look this is who they are and and right now they're
01:31:20.580 saying this but there's going to come a time when the masks will come off and they'll just say you're
01:31:25.160 right because you know what this free market system doesn't work and that's right if you if that's what
01:31:30.820 if that's uh what a socialist is then i'm proudly that that's exactly what they're saying now right and
01:31:37.620 i think it's funny that these same people like ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders elan omar they claim that
01:31:42.900 they love america like when at the state of the union when trump is chanting usa they're chanting
01:31:47.440 back usa usa but that it doesn't make any sense because you can't say you love america but you
01:31:53.780 want to radically transform it you know dennis always talks about how if you have a wife you
01:31:58.220 don't love your wife if you want to radically transform her right and so it's the exact same 0.99
01:32:02.560 thing these people don't love america they want to radically transform it yeah i used to talk about
01:32:07.480 how uh when barack obama said we we want fundamental transformation no if if you have the mona lisa
01:32:15.020 and you respect it you restore it right you don't fundamentally transform it right and the new green
01:32:24.000 deal i don't think they're even serious about i mean i'm sure there are many are but i think the people
01:32:30.480 in congress are not necessarily so serious about the green new deal being green because the the part
01:32:37.780 that disturbs me in that bill the one that actually was being presented not the you know not the the
01:32:43.780 ocasio-cortez thing talks about the fundamental transformation of america's economic system right
01:32:52.940 that's what they care about the whole green thing is a cover to get you to go in and fundamentally
01:32:59.180 transform it and take away the free market right well i just tweeted about this this morning is that
01:33:04.940 there was an article from 1989 from ap news where they talked about yeah by 2000 entire nations were
01:33:11.160 going to be destroyed by global warming right right and now it's 2019 and that's of course never
01:33:15.760 happened ocasio-cortez says 12 years it's a front for for votes and for creating hysteria to get you to
01:33:21.540 them their side and they want to say that conservatives republicans are so anti-environment and they don't care
01:33:27.040 about if seals are dying you know these sorts of tropes and that's so that they can win over votes
01:33:32.240 make us look bad because we don't care about something that is really a false narrative of course
01:33:36.860 the climate is changing but not in not in any sense that these these people are professing i i i grew up
01:33:43.220 uh in the 70s and i remember when i was about your age the joke was where's the ice age yeah exactly you
01:33:52.140 know and and they were saying at the time we this was in time magazine we have to put soot black soot
01:34:00.180 on the polar caps to melt them to draw the heat in from the sun to melt them because we're all going
01:34:08.060 to be living under ice it's amazing it's crazy you know approximately 75 years before will was born
01:34:14.120 there was a movie called the money pit that came out with tom hanks and shelly long and it happened to
01:34:18.940 be on like hbo or something they're not watching it and one of the recurring jokes throughout is you
01:34:23.500 know this is a house that's like all it's a disaster to try to fix up and they're trying to get all these
01:34:27.100 contractors to come over and every time they ask how long whatever project it is is going to take
01:34:32.000 to finish they always just say uh two weeks and three months later they come back how much longer
01:34:36.480 two weeks and it happens over and over and over again that is the global warming argument it's
01:34:40.800 always 10 or 12 years from any point from now it's 10 or 12 years in the future from 10 or 12 years
01:34:46.260 ago it was 10 or 12 years into the future which is today 30 years ago they said 10 or 12 years ago
01:34:50.980 there was a turning point that they are never held accountable for for these promises they say of
01:34:56.720 doom that are coming our way and if they get their way they then it will be systematic then it will be
01:35:03.540 well because of what we did right we've postponed it another 10 or 12 years exactly but we've got to
01:35:10.520 take this next step yeah well you have to realize this is our world war ii okay this is our world
01:35:15.620 war ii which we're fighting against how insulting is that oh my god i can't believe that she would
01:35:20.800 even that that would even cross someone's mind to say that he's gonna compare these two things
01:35:25.520 people that fought and died in world war ii and we're like yeah you know what and i'm gonna i'm gonna
01:35:32.000 tweet that we should all uh have a 70 tax because that's my that's my world war ii wow yeah the world
01:35:40.060 war ii actually ended in some vaporization of people exactly getting people to shop at whole
01:35:45.020 foods is much different than world war ii two is 0.9 degrees centigrade really that's your world
01:35:53.660 two is that even a full celsius degree it's just incredible it's astonishing i was in west hollywood
01:36:01.500 a little while ago i'm sorry for that yeah i know well i live in hollywood myself i'm sorry for that
01:36:06.280 yeah well no i like it because i get a it's uh i like to be in places where there are people who
01:36:10.400 disagree with me that's how i've always said something yes i have i've i've had a better life
01:36:17.400 in texas but i am not as sharp as when i lived in manhattan right because when you're living and
01:36:25.220 you're the only person within a three block radius that believes what you believe you have to always be
01:36:32.480 on your toes right and there is something to be said for that right yeah no i'll tell you a story
01:36:36.900 i was actually i was out this was a few months or about a month and a half ago two months ago and i'm
01:36:42.360 out and i meet this girl and we're talking and it's and it's a lot of fun and then i show her my
01:36:46.840 social media she's like okay i gotta go like let's go out some other time i show her my social
01:36:50.700 media and the first thing on there it's a picture um of me with some guns and then she tells me she
01:36:56.140 says oh f off and then leaves that's like this is the the tolerant left of i've made girls cry when
01:37:02.360 i tell them who i voted for all the time in la so it's breaking hearts breaking hearts that's how
01:37:07.760 it goes in la yeah i love it he was so good looking and then he turned into the devil i didn't know he
01:37:15.300 was hitler reincarnated all right hang on just a sec more in just a second with will wit
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01:37:36.600 going to job websites and you're downloading a bunch of resumes it takes so much time to go through this
01:37:45.940 you're just deluged with all these resumes simply safe i'm sorry uh zip recruiter has a really good
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01:38:46.360 this is the glenn beck program with will witt will just remind me um you told the story about
01:39:06.380 your profile picture had a gun in it and it made this this this girl right away a friend of mine 0.64
01:39:11.020 was on a dating app uh and he had his profile picture uh with a gun in it as well and um it
01:39:19.020 was at a perfect it was during a professional like um it was at a range in a shooting competition he
01:39:23.800 does these you know shooting competitions not pointed at the camera not posing with it in some
01:39:27.660 dramatic way uh they pulled down his profile and sent him this message as mass shootings continue
01:39:33.400 to devastate communities across the country it's time to state unequivocally that gun violence is
01:39:38.620 not in line with our values nor do these weapons belong on our platform with this in mind we are
01:39:43.760 no longer allowing any photos to be updated uploaded to bumble that's the right that's bumble
01:39:48.100 that's what i was going to say yeah containing any kind of firearm unless the individual is military
01:39:51.880 or law enforcement and in uniform it's like oh my gosh this is a constitutionally guaranteed right
01:39:57.980 it's not your constitutionally guaranteed right to have a profile photo on bumble however
01:40:02.120 like the founders didn't see that's how stupid they were yeah thomas jefferson swiping right 0.68
01:40:07.420 but it's like this is a a fundamental part of our culture of our society it's a guaranteed right and
01:40:14.320 you can't even have a photo in it in your profile now people could decide as they did with you to say
01:40:21.440 you know what i don't want anyone who likes guns i don't want anyone who i saw your video like i don't
01:40:25.000 want to date anyone who has a trump hat on like you can make those decisions but to ban it is just so
01:40:30.160 insane we just live in such a weird time well you would think that on a platform where you're
01:40:34.540 looking for people on a thing like tinder bumble where you're looking for people swiping right or
01:40:38.720 swiping left the main purpose should be to have people on there that people are going to swipe
01:40:42.960 left that's no on right right so to say that you would take someone off for their viewpoint i mean
01:40:47.400 their guidelines are anti-conservative they do a lot of other stuff these uh dating apps bumble
01:40:53.040 specifically yeah promoting left-wing causes all the time right so it's just they're blatantly left
01:40:59.340 um i think they're i think they're in los angeles i believe the headquarters so yeah they they push
01:41:05.060 for left-wing causes if you're conservative in texas yeah um people in texas don't need dating apps
01:41:11.940 so let me we'll just go out and grab our women and drag them back um the uh uh let me go back to your 1.00
01:41:20.100 first principle uh and you're saying we have to make friends with liberals right how do you do that
01:41:26.400 well the the most important thing that that i found is having liberals have to rationalize their
01:41:34.720 decisions to you so there's a difference between me going up to someone who is a liberal who thinks
01:41:39.600 that conservatives are wrong because of the media but they believe in liberal values and you have to
01:41:44.580 convince them to tell them their ideals to you you can't tell them what to think you have to teach
01:41:49.160 them how to think and and how to actually communicate that once they're able to to to figure these things
01:41:54.120 out for themselves and actually communicate with you then they're much more likely to have an open
01:41:58.300 mind and think for themselves you know what i mean yeah so how do you do that you just did that with
01:42:03.620 that girl now it was short period of time yeah and she immediately saw oh my gosh you're a monster 0.91
01:42:08.980 right and so i do this with my videos a lot where i go out on the street and i'm interviewing people
01:42:12.940 and i'm able to do a great job by keeping a level head and and staying calm with the people i talk to
01:42:18.260 and you find that a lot of like okay another example i was in an uber a little while ago right
01:42:22.580 and i meet this this woman i'm in a suit i look nice and she asked me she says oh what do you do
01:42:27.640 you look very nice i'm like oh i'm a political personality and she's like oh that's so great
01:42:32.420 that we have young people who are out there getting trump out of office thank you so much
01:42:36.580 and i'm like oh yeah definitely right but we start talking uh just i usually don't talk politics with
01:42:41.980 uber but we talk for a little bit she was against affirmative action she was against the welfare state she 1.00
01:42:47.120 wanted fathers in the home she was against putting transgender bathrooms in elementary schools
01:42:51.200 it was like all these different things she talked about were conservative liberal values
01:42:55.060 right and it's like at the end of the conversation i was able to convince her that those same things
01:43:00.760 are what conservatives stand on and like they just don't realize that i believe that you're born a
01:43:05.140 conservative you're born having liberal values and you have to be taught to be a leftist or taught to
01:43:10.740 be taught to think that conservatives are bad so making people rationalize their own their own
01:43:15.940 viewpoints and realizing that that is a conservative viewpoint that is a liberal viewpoint you have to
01:43:21.140 make them realize that tell them that that's really that that's this is what the this is what the
01:43:26.080 left has done with the black community though as well i mean if you talk to the black community
01:43:31.980 their values are conservative yes very much they're conservative they've just been convinced that
01:43:38.080 no no the republicans are bad right right um all right so tip number two on on how to win
01:43:46.240 against the left that was all tip one we did 25 minutes on just tip one yeah that's gonna run out
01:43:50.580 of time yeah it's a good tip tip number two is to make god great again this is something that i think
01:43:59.140 is incredibly important especially as someone myself i was an atheist my entire life right up until about
01:44:05.140 two three years ago i was an atheist the entire time i thought god was stupid i thought religion was
01:44:09.900 stupid the bible all that who needs that right some guy in the sky telling you these things 0.88
01:44:13.820 and then i realized when i started again working with dennis and he was a mentor to me on this
01:44:18.060 i know he's jewish i'm christian now but um with everything he talked to me about and you realize
01:44:24.440 that the founding fathers set this country up and even with you when i came to that night that you had
01:44:29.320 uh about nine months ago when i came to the thing you showed me all those documents that the founding
01:44:33.400 fathers had about the founding of this country they wanted a secular government with a religious people
01:44:38.220 because you get your morals from god not from government and the left has replaced um god with
01:44:46.520 government and so there's there's a huge gap of people's morality there in america because they
01:44:52.280 don't have religion they don't have god and so i believe that that is a pinnacle of what we have
01:44:56.240 to bring back all right so let's get into that here when we come back and then uh also uh we'll hear tip
01:45:01.600 number three uh from brad pitt just know you end up looking like me in the end you do gravity
01:45:13.000 shut up uh all right back in just a second on the glenn beck program 0.71
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01:46:35.440 promo code back this is the glenn beck program we're talking to will witt social media influencer
01:46:52.760 he's with prager u he's currently on tour and he's got a from here he's got a struggle all the way to
01:46:58.440 hawaii uh to speak at a couple of universities over in hawaii oh how do you do it um we're talking
01:47:05.900 about that that you're speaking on the three we three ways to beat the left um and the first tip
01:47:12.080 you had was we have to make liberals not progressives liberals are friends to show liberals that yeah we're
01:47:19.420 for the bill of rights you're for the bill of rights right uh the second is that our rights come
01:47:24.100 from god and he is the center it's not government it's god right what's the third the third is is a
01:47:31.140 tip that i think young people especially need to take in and people who live in left-wing areas need
01:47:35.360 to take in is to never sacrifice your values for anything and there are people again i live in
01:47:41.380 hollywood and so i remember i was i was at a hotel roosevelt if you're familiar with what that is and i
01:47:47.260 was around there and one of the guys who work there he came up to me and like whispered to me and he's
01:47:50.460 like hey man i know who you are uh but i can't talk here we're an enemy territory but i love i love
01:47:55.340 what you do and i don't want to seem like i'm friends with you because i'll get fired but i uh
01:47:59.800 i love what you do right and it's like this happens all the time all the time with people who are in
01:48:04.860 these industries that are ran by the left and and there are secret conservatives and i tell people to
01:48:09.880 to not be secret conservatives you need to be bold about your values because if if we don't stand up
01:48:14.880 for what we believe in everything is going to continue to get worse texas is going to look like
01:48:18.880 california if people in texas don't stand up for what they believe in and if people in california
01:48:23.480 don't stand up for what they believe in i truly believe that i think people just think and this
01:48:27.720 is this is this is natural that people think it can't get much worse than this and i'm just going
01:48:34.740 to weather this storm and by remaining silent when it's relatively easy it's only going to get
01:48:41.920 harder to stand up you know courage is a muscle and if you're not exercising the muscle of courage
01:48:48.020 you're just you're going to be too weak to when you really have to stand right i'll tell you these
01:48:53.420 these social media giants these uh you know facebook twitter and them and then also even the the brand
01:48:58.820 something like a now this a buzzfeed and aj plus these companies have huge huge budgets that you know
01:49:05.180 dwarf the the prager you budget they're much larger than like the prager you budget and it's like they
01:49:10.160 are reaching millions upon millions of people every single day and it's like this is what we're fighting
01:49:15.260 against that we can't just say um yeah i'm going to stand by and just let this happen no these people
01:49:20.920 are are fighting to radically change this country to destroy what we believe in if i would feel guilty
01:49:27.620 if i wasn't standing up and trying to do something to change it when you have um when you are going into
01:49:36.520 these universities and campuses the greatest ideas and the thing that should unite us is truly all men
01:49:47.500 are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights life liberty and the
01:49:52.380 pursuit of happiness um that's a game-changing idea and um and a mission that really has never been
01:50:04.120 fulfilled but is and because it's hard because it is so grand the bill of rights how do we how how does
01:50:14.740 that catch fire again because it's been so damaged and so misunderstood how does the promise of what our
01:50:22.280 founders wrote come alive again yeah i think we have to look at what the left believes in that the left is
01:50:28.240 for um equal opportunity and equality of outcome as well so they want everyone to end the same as
01:50:36.000 well even if they don't work as hard they're unwilling to work you know according to the green new deal
01:50:39.900 um this is what they want and so that's why they've completely radicalized the the meaning of the bill of
01:50:45.760 rights and the constitution everything and so really to bring this back i mean i really do i i know i just
01:50:52.080 said this but it takes the strong values of people who are going to go to places that are left wing
01:50:56.740 i tell this to people a lot of times people ask me they say uh where do i send my kids to college
01:51:01.000 so they don't turn into a leftist or where do i go to school so i don't turn into a leftist and i
01:51:05.120 say send your kids to boulder send your kids to berkeley send your kids to ucla because you should be
01:51:09.760 going to these places to strengthen your values and try and change the places that are in there
01:51:14.380 with this you're able to to actually make changes they did a study actually that when conservatives go
01:51:19.460 to college they remain conservatives right and that's that's something that i think is very powerful
01:51:24.580 and so if we send these conservatives to places that are dominated by the left we can try and
01:51:29.300 change those views and and change the atmosphere i i wonder though if we are sending them without any
01:51:36.460 uh armor uh or a sword of any sort i mean most most uh people going into college they cannot tell you
01:51:46.080 what the bill of rights are they can't tell you the first five in the in the first amendment right let
01:51:52.620 alone you know 10 yeah um uh they don't know the declaration of independence they don't know
01:51:58.800 the founding principles they know you know progressives bad conservatives good and vice versa
01:52:06.240 you know that it's even i think a lower uh uh civics education on the left um i just did a video on this
01:52:16.360 yesterday that we released what is it i went to dc um i was at the national mall and i asked people
01:52:21.780 if they could answer basic trivia basic american history trivia didn't know who the first president
01:52:26.900 was at the lincoln memorial they didn't know who the 16th president was uh which is just dumb
01:52:32.040 founding um and also it was interesting they all thought that gfk or not jfk lincoln was a democrat
01:52:37.920 as well not not a republican founded the republican party wow which was very funny um and yeah i do
01:52:44.860 videos like that all the time and yet the lack of american history i think is is why people turn to
01:52:50.860 leftism because if you don't understand why this country was founded why how this country was
01:52:55.560 founded the values that it was founded on then you're going to want to transform this country
01:52:59.260 and that's what leftism is all about correct give me some good news leave me it's friday give me some
01:53:03.840 good news about um the things that you see happening i'll tell you we have a student program with
01:53:10.240 prageru uh it's called prager force excellent program if you're a student you should definitely
01:53:14.460 check it out on prageru.com but we just got a student from venezuela to join prager force wow which is
01:53:19.940 something that is fantastic to me it gives me hope that we can have someone from venezuela who
01:53:24.100 watches prageru videos and the people in venezuela aren't too busy digging through the trash that they
01:53:29.200 can go and watch our videos and be impacted by what we're doing so i think that that's incredible
01:53:35.120 the future of the conservative movement in america how does it go away from here
01:53:38.800 i think it's going to be very social media driven i hope that's not too cliche but i think it's
01:53:47.020 actually very important is that it's going to be things that are easily shareable things that are
01:53:52.740 quick for people to understand and break down and that way it's going to reach the widest audience
01:53:58.980 possible so those are like prageru videos those are like my videos that are under five minutes
01:54:02.520 and that are reaching you know billions of people we just hit two billion lifetime views
01:54:06.220 uh just the other day it's like this is the future because people's attention spans are
01:54:10.900 are so so little at this point right so um i really think that's the future and i think
01:54:16.840 uh conservatives are also heading in a more i don't want to say progressive way but i want to
01:54:24.520 say in a way that is very um let's say you say open to everyone i think there's a lot of conservatives
01:54:32.580 nowadays who are going for things like gay marriage um as an example who want to do things like
01:54:39.100 uh who believe in transgender rights and these sorts of things are not just transgender rights
01:54:43.040 but you know uh believing in all sorts of genders and stuff like this is some of the way that the
01:54:46.840 conservative movement is going i don't know if that's necessarily the the right future of the
01:54:51.040 party but i do see it going in this way and that's why it's even important for conservatives to
01:54:55.200 to stick up their stick up for their values even within the conservative movement yeah it's i mean
01:55:01.240 there's a libertarian um thing that uh a strong streak at least in me that i don't really care
01:55:09.260 what you do in your life but once it starts to in um infringe on my rights you know i can't believe
01:55:17.860 i can't force you to to live a certain way but don't force me to live a certain way and that's really
01:55:24.900 the american way um and and when science is the answer uh and we have empirical data then you go
01:55:35.180 for the empirical data and you and you use reason we've we've detached the left has detached us from
01:55:41.960 any kind of reason whatsoever and then any kind of tolerance in the name of tolerance right to be able
01:55:48.880 to live together right well the left wants to tell you how you should live your life but they don't
01:55:52.700 even practice their own guidelines yeah it's like feminists saying like oh yeah you should date 1.00
01:55:56.800 uh beta males and and all that and then they're dating like six foot two biker dudes in leather
01:56:02.160 vests right right it's like they don't even follow the the things that they preach correct it's human
01:56:06.360 nature um will wit thank you so much for being on with us thank you he's with prager university
01:56:11.460 prageru.com also you can follow him on twitter at the will wit thanks will all right let me tell you
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01:57:36.140 i mean we are just having it's a it's an all-out marvel war here um uh in every way awful captain america no
01:57:59.400 captain america uh captain what is it captain marvel is coming out uh this weekend and this
01:58:06.520 is when i have to just avoid social media for a weekend i see everybody's stupid reviews of the
01:58:10.300 superhero movie yeah i'm not going to review it i'm not going you're not going why it's the first one
01:58:14.940 that i'm i'm just not going she said i hope there's just not a lot of men that are going to this
01:58:19.820 okay all right i can make that happen i'm good yeah i'm good it is interesting how they like it's the
01:58:26.720 same thing happen with a black panther like it better not be a lot of white people going to this 0.97
01:58:31.180 thing okay all right i got you know you got about what 70 of the country gonna be tough on receipts
01:58:37.600 now of course yeah people did not listen as by the way the director did not want white people not to
01:58:42.560 go to the movie so we should point out that that is not yeah yeah yeah but there were actors in the
01:58:45.940 movie who were saying things like that well this so this one is just the the lead role and i guess
01:58:51.300 she's caused a lot of trouble with the rest of the actors uh and they're even talking about now 0.64
01:58:56.680 of like she may not be uh captain marvel for long no god what a tragedy that would be i mean
01:59:04.260 that's 16 shows if that is 16 consecutive programs dedicated to her losing that role can i tell you
01:59:10.180 something though uh that's a job you have for a long time and a good paying job you don't get that
01:59:17.900 job that don't lose that game it's the guy remember the guy who got uh fired from the uh directing the
01:59:22.960 guardians of the galaxy series because you know i remember what he made it like a risque joke like
01:59:28.820 10 years ago or something uh that was a you know that's a good gig yeah that now good gig the first
01:59:36.100 one was really good the second one um belonged in a dumpster immediately after being printed so
01:59:42.340 uh they should have just taken it and digitally thrown all computers that ever hosted it into a
01:59:47.500 giant burning dumpster but the first one was really good i i have to tell you i uh i i'm a
01:59:52.940 marvel fan and i can't believe i'm a marvel fan um but i because i didn't grow up reading comic
01:59:59.680 books or anything else i don't know about the marvel universe but i tell you the difference
02:00:03.700 between what marvel has done and what dc comics is doing is night and day it's just just they've just
02:00:14.680 destroyed their line because it's almost like they're sitting at dc comics going oh man marvel is
02:00:20.700 doing all these great movies quick let's make a batman movie and you're like well we we have the
02:00:27.120 quintessential batman movie already made why don't we instead of rebooting it just kind of let that one
02:00:36.720 speak for itself and build on it yeah it's really confusing for people who don't care about this stuff
02:00:42.880 like i'm because i am legitimately like if a big movie comes out maybe i'll go see it i probably see
02:00:46.860 10 of the the superhero movies that come out but it's so confusing people jump all over you like
02:00:51.780 marvel dc and i feel like they're just all rebooting these things all the time they just
02:00:55.540 take a giant handful of action figures and throw them against the wall and whatever lands inside of
02:00:59.620 a little taped box are the ones they put in the next movie i have no idea what's going on they're
02:01:03.720 constantly dying and coming back to life and then they're all working together and then they all
02:01:07.620 hate each other i can't keep track of any of it i will tell you if you watch all of them
02:01:11.980 it is a very complex universe yes and i would agree with that and they pull it off if you're
02:01:19.480 if you do pay attention you're like oh my gosh look at that relates to this and that and you know
02:01:25.980 10 12 years ago they said this and here it is again i mean it's really well done really well done
02:01:32.340 yeah i mean look i have people obviously they're the biggest movies of all time right i mean i you know
02:01:36.180 you look at obviously there's been one-offs uh you know yeah yeah but like you know titanic and such
02:01:41.260 that are up there but really you look at the top 10 movies it's basically all superhero movies at
02:01:45.180 this point i mean they just every single one that comes out makes you know 100 million dollars more
02:01:49.120 than the last one so i'm gonna go see uh the one about the new president 2024 this weekend
02:01:54.000 um which one is that uh the one starring the rock oh
02:01:59.040 that's an interesting one because i he's like so he's generally just really well liked he works
02:02:06.860 really hard he's funny he's engaging you know and everyone kind of talks about him because i mean
02:02:12.600 he spoke at the republican national convention a year that we went i think maybe it was 2004
02:02:17.460 really yeah when this is back when he was mainly just wrestling and he actually spoke at the
02:02:22.700 convention i don't think he's a big hardcore republican or anything no but he spoke at that
02:02:27.440 convention which at the time was like wow this guy who's like a pretty big celebrity actually is
02:02:31.260 showing up at a republican convention like what's going on everybody's afraid he won't take the
02:02:36.040 beat down from the left that's why right and so he but like i think because of that and because he's
02:02:40.640 a hollywood celebrity he has that sort of he has that uh the glean of a backup quarterback no one knows
02:02:46.420 when he gets it once he gets in the game he's going to start having policies yeah and all these
02:02:50.680 things go away yeah although goodwill goes away remember hillary clinton uh in 2010
02:02:57.200 had about a 70 approval rating she was one of the most popular position uh politicians in all of
02:03:04.300 polling at that point when she was secretary of state the second she started running a campaign
02:03:08.200 people like holy crap i remember who this woman is oh god and they all ran for the hills 1.00
02:03:14.080 it happens fast when you when you jump in there it's so funny because the left keeps saying
02:03:20.440 how did how did donald trump win how did this happen two words hillary clinton
02:03:26.440 hillary clinton look no further you picked the worst candidate you could have possibly imagined
02:03:35.780 oh i don't know what about that dead rotted corpse over there i'll take that yes that over hillary yes 1.00
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