The Glenn Beck Program - October 11, 2024


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Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

159.47298

Word Count

19,943

Sentence Count

1,148

Misogynist Sentences

27

Hate Speech Sentences

38


Summary

Trump wants CBS to lose its license to broadcast a certain type of news show, and the FCC is weighing in on the matter. Glenn also discusses the dangers of not having a gun in your home and why you should have one.


Transcript

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00:02:06.320 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:02:21.740 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:24.560 Well, hello, America.
00:02:28.380 Glad you're here.
00:02:29.220 There's a lot to talk about today, a lot to go over and a lot to correct.
00:02:34.360 We're going to talk a little bit about Donald Trump saying that he would like to possibly revoke the license of CBS or at least review CBS's license because of what's happening with 60 Minutes.
00:02:50.280 Hmm.
00:02:51.220 Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
00:02:52.580 What does that mean exactly and why is he saying it?
00:02:55.040 We'll do there.
00:02:56.000 Start there in just about 60 seconds first.
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00:04:14.300 All right.
00:04:15.020 So this debacle with 60 Minutes and this debate now, because now the FCC is involved.
00:04:22.220 The FCC commissioner came out.
00:04:23.900 This is an outrage.
00:04:26.120 Here's what happened.
00:04:27.720 Let's start at the very beginning.
00:04:30.000 On Sunday, last Sunday, on Face the Nation, CBS played a clip of an interview with Kamala Harris.
00:04:41.760 And here is the clip.
00:04:44.060 Listen.
00:04:44.360 Does the U.S. have no sway over Prime Minister Netanyahu?
00:04:49.460 The aid that we have given Israel allowed Israel to defend itself against 200 ballistic missiles that were just meant to attack the Israelis and the people of Israel.
00:05:04.060 And when we think about the threat that Hamas, Hezbollah presents, Iran, I think that it is without any question our imperative to do what we can to allow Israel to defend itself against those kinds of attacks.
00:05:20.200 Now, the work that we do diplomatically with the leadership of Israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principles, which include the need for humanitarian aid, the need for this war to end, the need for a deal to be done, which would release the hostages and create a ceasefire.
00:05:43.620 And we're not going to stop in terms of putting that pressure on Israel and in the region, including Arab leaders.
00:05:50.380 But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
00:05:54.460 Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
00:06:16.520 OK, so that's how she answered the question, at least when aired on Saturday, on Sunday.
00:06:25.240 However, when they aired the full special, this is how she answered the question.
00:06:30.940 Does the U.S. have no sway over Prime Minister Netanyahu?
00:06:36.160 The work that we do diplomatically with the leadership of Israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principles.
00:06:45.780 But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
00:06:50.580 We are not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end.
00:06:58.640 Do we have a real close ally in Prime Minister Netanyahu?
00:07:05.920 I think, with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people?
00:07:16.300 And the answer to that question is yes.
00:07:18.460 OK, so now if CBS shortened for time, it's a standard broadcast thing.
00:07:28.940 OK, so if they shorten just for time now, they say they're doing that.
00:07:35.320 And I would believe anyone but 60 Minutes, and here's why.
00:07:42.220 60 Minutes doesn't usually edit for time when you are flailing.
00:07:49.360 That's the bread and butter of 60 Minutes.
00:07:52.680 That moment where, well, but we have a picture here of you with your hand in the till taking the cash.
00:07:59.640 Well, I mean, that's not me.
00:08:06.020 Let's take that out.
00:08:06.700 He stuttered.
00:08:07.420 Yeah, they don't do that.
00:08:08.340 They don't do that.
00:08:09.020 They don't ever do that.
00:08:10.360 In a presidential election, especially when every word counts because you have not heard this woman before.
00:08:18.920 And we need to know if she is together.
00:08:24.380 You don't edit that.
00:08:26.340 If you do, you disclose that.
00:08:30.020 Now, the GOP in Washington, the House has asked for the transcript.
00:08:38.380 They won't release the transcript, the raw transcript.
00:08:42.120 Well, why not?
00:08:42.860 You do that for other broadcasts.
00:08:45.400 You always do that.
00:08:46.340 They've asked for him several times recently, and CBS just gives them the transcript.
00:08:51.960 There's no reason not to give them the transcript unless, and this is extraordinarily unethical and not done in broadcast news,
00:09:04.640 they took an answer from another question and went, that one, put that one in there.
00:09:10.820 That summarizes.
00:09:12.680 You can't do that.
00:09:14.220 If I did that, if that's the way I took and did interviews, and I was talking to presidential candidates, I was doing that in favor of, let's say, Donald Trump.
00:09:27.500 And I'm like, no, take that other answer, shorten it, and put it right there.
00:09:31.920 They would call for my head.
00:09:36.060 They would be calling right now to kick me off the air.
00:09:39.980 And you know what?
00:09:40.960 I think they'd have a point.
00:09:42.200 I really do.
00:09:42.960 If you are engaging in that, now, you want to engage in that, and you're not 60 Minutes, or quite honestly, you're not me, well, to each his own.
00:09:56.100 But I am claiming that I am on the side of truth.
00:10:00.720 60 Minutes is claiming they're on the side of truth.
00:10:06.200 We're in exactly the same situation.
00:10:09.320 Well, except we do tell the truth to the best of our ability.
00:10:14.620 The mainstream media is engaged in misinformation.
00:10:17.640 If we get something wrong, we correct it.
00:10:21.460 If somebody needed a transcript from me on an interview that I did, well, it's available online.
00:10:29.020 We don't edit our interviews.
00:10:31.480 Never.
00:10:32.860 Never.
00:10:34.860 So, I don't edit for time?
00:10:37.980 No, don't.
00:10:38.800 But if I had to do an interview at two time, I might, but I wouldn't have a problem releasing the unedited version.
00:10:48.400 So, people know.
00:10:49.700 We've done that before.
00:10:51.160 We've had interviews we had to cut short, and we've said, go online, you'll get the full interview.
00:10:57.540 Why won't they do that?
00:10:59.020 So, now, Donald Trump responds, and he says that, let's see, he said that they should revoke the license.
00:11:13.160 Thursday, CBS News should lose its broadcasting license over how it edited a 60-minute interview.
00:11:20.140 Okay, that's not in quote, and why can't I find the exact quote, Stu?
00:11:24.920 I had it here a minute ago.
00:11:26.160 Can you find the exact quote that he said?
00:11:29.320 Her real answer, here it is, her real answer was crazy or dumb, so they replaced it with another answer in order to save her, at least make her look better.
00:11:38.220 A fake news scam, which is totally illegal, take away the CBS license.
00:11:44.120 Okay.
00:11:45.100 First of all, CBS doesn't have a license.
00:11:47.860 Okay?
00:11:48.140 They don't give a license to the broadcast center.
00:11:54.140 They give it to individual stations.
00:11:56.360 So, he can't take away the license for CBS.
00:12:00.720 They don't operate under an FCC license.
00:12:03.660 However, all of the individual stations do.
00:12:08.260 Now, what does an individual station have to go through?
00:12:11.380 Well, I can tell you what radio goes through, and I'll bet you TV goes through this as well.
00:12:14.980 Well, the FCC comes out every, I don't know what it is, four or six years, and they have to see every single complaint, every single letter of complaint that comes in, and then you're held to task to answer for that.
00:12:28.820 Well, how did you resolve that?
00:12:30.840 What happened?
00:12:32.240 Are they happy?
00:12:33.860 Do you think that was the right thing?
00:12:36.120 You have to have letters that say you're serving your community, and they can just say, nope, I'm not going to renew your license.
00:12:42.540 That's why this show is different in some regard on radio than it is on The Blaze.
00:12:51.820 Not with very much, but I'm very cautious all the time because I grew up in radio, and I know the rules, and I'm not going to be responsible for any station losing its license.
00:13:04.060 If I did that, I guarantee you the left would be on all of my radio stations saying they should lose their license because that's the way they operate.
00:13:19.460 Now, that's the truth, so you can say, oh my gosh, he's against freedom of speech.
00:13:27.260 Well, he can't be against freedom of speech because they don't have a license.
00:13:32.600 Should they answer?
00:13:34.080 Yes.
00:13:35.080 Should Congress call them in front of Congress and ask them, produce this?
00:13:41.220 We need to know.
00:13:42.680 This is election interference.
00:13:45.940 And if you didn't do it, that should be very, very clear.
00:13:50.740 Misinformation comes from people not being transparent.
00:13:54.640 When something doesn't make sense, and those two clips don't make sense, when it doesn't make sense, you ask for an answer.
00:14:03.680 In normal times, you get an answer, and you're like, okay, that makes sense, and you go away.
00:14:09.080 Now, if 60 Minutes has an answer that makes sense, then why wouldn't they produce that answer?
00:14:15.700 It makes no sense that you go for a week doing this because that's furthering misinformation.
00:14:23.360 It makes people more skeptical of what you're doing.
00:14:28.240 Why have that hassle?
00:14:30.200 Just release a transcript.
00:14:32.640 Now, when it comes to calling them in front of Congress, here's why I agree with that.
00:14:39.320 How can we call the social media companies in front of Congress and demand an answer?
00:14:47.340 And yet, the publicly licensed broadcast stations are not called into question.
00:14:55.840 They're always talking about social media's mis- and disinformation.
00:15:02.300 I think we have a pile of it from the broadcast networks and the individual stations.
00:15:09.080 Why don't we call them in front of Congress?
00:15:11.860 Why don't we question them?
00:15:13.680 I don't want to take away their license.
00:15:15.500 I believe you can be knowingly wrong.
00:15:20.260 You're a dirtbag, but you can do that.
00:15:24.880 Hopefully, as people are now watching broadcast television less and less, they lose their credibility
00:15:31.980 and people are like, they don't tell the truth anyway, so why am I watching them?
00:15:35.200 However, this is critical.
00:15:39.880 This year, we had ABC correcting things in a debate and being wrong about it.
00:15:49.660 That's election interference in my book.
00:15:53.220 If CBS did that, this is election interference in my book.
00:15:58.660 Take away their license?
00:16:00.520 No.
00:16:00.780 But make it very uncomfortable.
00:16:04.120 You come to Congress.
00:16:05.600 You show us the transcript.
00:16:07.320 Show us what's going on.
00:16:09.140 And then just say, have you no shame, CBS?
00:16:14.380 You're lecturing the world about mis- and disinformation, and you do this?
00:16:23.920 What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
00:16:28.720 They're trying to shut down all kinds of social media.
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00:18:01.520 Okay.
00:18:02.480 So now the Federal Communications Commission, the chairwoman, is Jessica Rosenworcel.
00:18:09.660 I don't think that's a real name, but, you know, maybe that's disinformation.
00:18:16.260 She denounced President Trump's attack and his threats against free speech.
00:18:23.060 She said CBS News in 60 Minutes is a major part of the news organizations, which has just created the greatest fraud in broadcast here.
00:18:37.340 I'm sorry.
00:18:37.700 That's what Trump said.
00:18:38.580 No, that's not what she said.
00:18:39.480 She said the federal agency does not and will not revoke license for broadcast stations simply because a political candidate disagrees or dislikes the content or coverage.
00:18:49.620 She's absolutely right on that.
00:18:51.400 While repeated attacks against broadcast stations by the former president may now be familiar, these threats against free speech are serious and should not be ignored.
00:19:02.020 As I've said before, the First Amendment is the cornerstone of our democracy.
00:19:09.500 So now all these people, well, like Kamala Harris, let me, Kamala Harris, here she is at the NAACP.
00:19:19.920 Listen to this blast from the past, a super classic.
00:19:23.060 And we'll put the Department of Justice of the United States back in the business of justice.
00:19:31.320 We will double the civil rights division and direct law enforcement to counter this extremism.
00:19:38.760 We will hold social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat to our democracy.
00:19:53.060 And if you profit off of hate, if you act as a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare, if you don't police your platforms, we are going to hold you accountable as a community.
00:20:11.640 Wow.
00:20:13.360 That's a little bone chilling or should be.
00:20:17.140 Now, she means that.
00:20:19.760 Donald Trump talking about a license that, you know, maybe we should revoke.
00:20:25.040 He doesn't mean that.
00:20:26.420 She does because she said it over and over again.
00:20:29.240 And so do all of the people around her.
00:20:32.080 Here's Hillary Clinton.
00:20:33.660 And if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter X or Instagram or TikTok, whatever they are,
00:20:41.460 if they don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control.
00:20:47.520 And it's not just the social and psychological effects.
00:20:51.280 It's real harm.
00:20:52.140 OK, so why should we hold one group of people who are doing journalism in the modern way and have a platform in a modern way where everyone can have free speech?
00:21:05.080 Why should we hold them accountable yet not expect any even answers from the mainstream media because their networks?
00:21:17.040 Really?
00:21:18.940 John Kerry has come out and talked about this.
00:21:23.460 Give me a little bit of John Kerry, please.
00:21:24.780 And I think the the dislike of and anguish over social media is just growing and growing and growing.
00:21:33.000 He goes on to say this is going to be real harm.
00:21:35.900 We have to stop this if we want to make progress.
00:21:38.860 Cut five.
00:21:40.080 Here's Tim Walls.
00:21:41.860 I think we need to push back on this.
00:21:43.900 There's no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or or hate speech and especially around our democracy.
00:21:49.420 So there's no there is no guarantee of free speech with misinformation.
00:21:58.060 Does that apply to CBS?
00:22:01.100 I want you to know I'm making the case that it should not apply to anyone.
00:22:08.080 The freedom of speech is universal.
00:22:12.860 It is absolute freedom of speech.
00:22:18.080 Unless it's inciting violence.
00:22:20.800 And the Supreme Court is very, very clear on that.
00:22:24.240 It has to be inciting violence that turns violent almost immediately.
00:22:31.440 It the words have to be proven that they caused that violence.
00:22:36.560 And it has to happen in real time.
00:22:39.180 It's not like I'm planting the seeds.
00:22:41.560 That, according to the Supreme Court, is free speech.
00:22:45.640 Now, I hope we don't we all agree we don't we shouldn't engage in that.
00:22:51.640 But that's the free speech absolute.
00:22:55.820 According to the Supreme Court, does CBS have a right to edit that way?
00:23:02.340 Yes.
00:23:03.080 Should our our legislators hold them responsible and just get the transcripts?
00:23:08.460 So, you know, yes.
00:23:10.360 Should their license be gone?
00:23:12.260 Absolutely not.
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00:24:38.820 Welcome back to the program.
00:24:54.060 This is why this 60 Minutes thing is so important.
00:24:58.700 Here it is.
00:25:00.220 We all are responsible.
00:25:02.580 All of us are responsible for the distrust of the media, the distrust of our friends and family, because we don't follow up and actually know it.
00:25:15.620 You take the word of somebody you just saw on Twitter or somebody you just saw in 60 Minutes or me, and then you run with that without really doing the research to know that that is true.
00:25:28.580 Truth doesn't matter if it's not yours.
00:25:33.360 It's, you know, in church, you'll say, you know, you have to have your own testimony.
00:25:37.220 You can't feed off of somebody else's testimony because you don't have one.
00:25:42.640 And when it counts, you need one.
00:25:44.840 That's what has to happen in America.
00:25:47.840 You need to have a testimony of America.
00:25:51.000 You need to have a testimony of the Bill of Rights.
00:25:54.700 You can't really have a testimony of the Bible if you've not read it.
00:26:01.080 So it's really important because we all have to be responsible and make sure that we are as accurate as we can be.
00:26:12.020 And if we're wrong, we admit it.
00:26:13.920 Even if it hurts us, our credibility, or our side, believe me, there is nothing that does more damage than being wrong and then just moving on and not saying, hey, I was wrong on that.
00:26:28.420 You have to.
00:26:29.320 And it's no big deal.
00:26:30.500 People respect that.
00:26:31.860 I do.
00:26:33.260 Somebody says, you know, I got that one wrong.
00:26:35.080 That's great.
00:26:35.920 Why isn't 60 Minutes held to that standard?
00:26:41.160 I would argue it's their entire business model.
00:26:43.940 It is.
00:26:44.300 Right?
00:26:44.560 The whole thing that 60 Minutes does is get the official who messed something up and keep pressing and pressing and pressing until they have to have that awkward moment where they have no explanation.
00:26:57.580 And then they eventually have to release the documents that prove that they did screw this thing up.
00:27:02.040 That's what they've been doing for seemingly 100 years.
00:27:04.980 It's their entire business model.
00:27:07.180 That is what they do.
00:27:08.600 Right.
00:27:08.900 And they always have those awkward moments.
00:27:12.440 That is what they do.
00:27:15.000 Right.
00:27:15.380 You let it breathe.
00:27:16.240 You let that person stare at the camera and not know what to say.
00:27:19.000 Right.
00:27:19.240 That's what they do.
00:27:19.980 What is this flip-flop all about?
00:27:21.780 How did you get there?
00:27:23.060 Well, you know, I came from a small town.
00:27:25.220 Okay.
00:27:25.500 No, no, no, no, no.
00:27:26.120 That didn't answer the question.
00:27:31.580 Well, I...
00:27:32.680 Right.
00:27:33.140 That's that moment you need.
00:27:34.980 Let them sit there with it and they'll talk.
00:27:39.380 And their entire thing is like they'll go to a company that, you know, spilled oil in the river somewhere.
00:27:44.660 And they will push and push and push and push and make them answer and make them answer and shame them for not answering.
00:27:50.620 And then when someone's like, hey, can you release the transcript of the thing you guys have on tape?
00:27:57.100 No answer at all.
00:27:58.420 The only answer they've seemingly put out was to say, look, we had to edit it for time.
00:28:02.420 Which, to give them the, as we always are on this program, the most gracious benefit of the doubt is because the type of people we are, we're gracious and understanding.
00:28:12.760 Well, not always.
00:28:13.900 Not something.
00:28:14.640 Maybe not a lot of the time.
00:28:15.720 But we do try to give...
00:28:17.420 We do.
00:28:17.960 When it counts like this, I'm giving the benefit of the doubt to 60 Minutes.
00:28:21.880 I want to believe, but I'm having a very hard time believing and they can clear it all up just by releasing the transcript.
00:28:28.380 Yeah.
00:28:28.560 And the 60 Minutes format for these shows, these interviews, is always in that sort of news magazine style where they'll, you know, they'll have an answer from the person.
00:28:38.340 And then they'll show us a picture of them walking together through a hallway.
00:28:42.180 And they're like, I talked to Kabbalah Harris about this and that.
00:28:46.200 And it's like, okay, they do edit it that way.
00:28:48.800 So you never get a full, unedited interview from 60 Minutes for the most part.
00:28:52.640 That being said, their explanation of the story, their explanation, they have an election special that is airing not on Sunday night like normal, but on Monday night.
00:29:02.400 So it's a primetime special.
00:29:04.620 Right?
00:29:06.140 Their explanation is they had a 45-minute interview with Kamala Harris and they had to shrink it down to 20 minutes.
00:29:14.700 Now, why?
00:29:15.420 Now, you may note, Glenn, that 45 Minutes is less than the title of the show, which is called 60 Minutes.
00:29:22.420 Now, they have some commercials in there.
00:29:24.140 Maybe it's 42 Minutes.
00:29:25.560 It's 41 and a half or 42 Minutes, depending.
00:29:29.060 Something like that.
00:29:29.780 So they might have to trim it a little bit.
00:29:31.460 Three Minutes.
00:29:31.940 But why are they trying to trim it to 20 Minutes?
00:29:36.120 Well, as the only person in the universe who watched the entire episode of that show, why?
00:29:43.320 I had a YouTube Live about the Kamala Harris interview after.
00:29:46.320 I kind of assumed it was going to be the entire episode.
00:29:48.500 So we scheduled it for after the episode.
00:29:50.360 So I was watching the entire thing.
00:29:52.780 I swear I'm the only person in the world who did it.
00:29:55.280 Yes.
00:29:55.520 It started with whatever, 20 Minutes of Kamala Harris.
00:29:58.400 Then they did a nonsensical nothing burger with Tim Walls for about 10 minutes.
00:30:04.100 Now, maybe you could say that's defensible.
00:30:07.260 It's possible you could say, all right, Tim Walls is on the ticket, too.
00:30:11.420 You get a few minutes.
00:30:13.080 May I?
00:30:13.900 May I?
00:30:14.240 Please.
00:30:14.460 The person that is currently running for President of the United States has not had a serious, tough interview.
00:30:25.080 Not one.
00:30:25.460 Not a single one.
00:30:27.260 Not one.
00:30:29.280 And here you are 60 Minutes.
00:30:32.000 You have 45 Minutes with her.
00:30:34.700 Why do you go to Tim Walls?
00:30:36.300 Air that next Sunday.
00:30:37.400 Yeah.
00:30:38.040 No one cares about Tim Walls.
00:30:39.400 No one cares.
00:30:40.040 No one cares about Tim Walls.
00:30:41.160 We all know that.
00:30:42.020 Okay.
00:30:42.180 You know, he's the vice presidential candidate.
00:30:44.000 You throw him on a Sunday episode somewhere, fine.
00:30:46.940 Okay.
00:30:47.720 But in your election special, you have one hour of primetime.
00:30:50.740 You have all this material on the cutting room floor.
00:30:52.780 25 Minutes of Kamala Harris, at least, on the cutting room floor.
00:30:57.300 And then more than 25, because we know there's a bunch of them walking around and saying,
00:31:01.920 Kamala Harris was a senator in California.
00:31:06.940 So you have all that.
00:31:08.980 So, okay, but maybe you can defend Walls.
00:31:11.920 Okay.
00:31:12.140 So now you got 20 minutes, probably like more like five minutes of Walls.
00:31:15.040 And then you have, I watched all of it, all of it, Glenn, 10 to 15 minutes of a package
00:31:21.940 about whether the 2020 election was stolen in Arizona.
00:31:28.980 And I'm flabbergasted by this.
00:31:34.240 I'm like, this has got to be like a one minute segment, right?
00:31:36.300 No, it went on.
00:31:37.540 It was endless.
00:31:38.980 And also, in addition to that, pointless.
00:31:42.200 It was like, hey, here's someone who was an election worker and got a mean tweet afterward.
00:31:49.620 And, you know, you get the sympathy of like, oh, gosh, well, my cousin's brother.
00:31:55.000 But wait, that happened four years ago?
00:31:57.680 Four years ago.
00:31:58.520 Right.
00:31:59.000 Why do we care about that?
00:32:02.000 I'm making the argument that the 60 Minutes producer should have made.
00:32:05.680 Yes.
00:32:05.980 Why would we run that, run that next week?
00:32:08.360 Run that next week.
00:32:09.180 Or never.
00:32:09.660 Why would we leave 25 minutes of the vice president, possibly the next president, on the cutting
00:32:18.160 room floor?
00:32:18.980 Right.
00:32:19.480 Why?
00:32:19.840 For a package about a past election, right?
00:32:24.320 That has been covered endlessly.
00:32:26.280 And it's been covered endlessly.
00:32:26.820 And you're talking to, they talked to one of the officials who thought it was not stolen.
00:32:31.840 They talked to one of the people accusing them of stealing it.
00:32:35.240 And it was just like, you know, exactly the treatment you thought you'd get from a 60
00:32:38.820 Minutes interview about this topic.
00:32:40.260 But again, like, even if you think, like, if the point was, well, they tried to steal it
00:32:45.000 last time.
00:32:45.460 And now, you know, they're going to steal it this time.
00:32:48.300 Like, all the officials got, the governor's now a Democrat.
00:32:53.040 Like, it's so, it's so absurd.
00:32:55.800 It was so stupid and just a pointless segment.
00:32:59.360 All of it is stuff that we've seen covered a hundred times before.
00:33:02.800 And they left another 15 minutes of Kamala Harris on the cutting room floor to cover that?
00:33:08.780 Why?
00:33:09.260 Why?
00:33:09.700 What happened?
00:33:10.520 They always, with important interviews, if they have to cut it, they will say, watch the
00:33:15.580 full interview.
00:33:16.640 Right.
00:33:16.920 Online.
00:33:17.280 That's online at 60minutes.com.
00:33:19.200 Right.
00:33:19.560 You could get millions of clicks.
00:33:22.180 Yes.
00:33:22.440 For this full interview.
00:33:23.700 Why?
00:33:24.020 And they won't release it.
00:33:25.380 Why?
00:33:25.800 What dumb thing did she say?
00:33:29.380 What idiotic moment did she provide?
00:33:32.440 What terrible thing did she do?
00:33:34.760 No.
00:33:35.460 All of that is conjecture.
00:33:36.960 Yes.
00:33:37.360 We don't know.
00:33:38.320 We don't know.
00:33:38.840 It could have been, could have been the most perfect 25 minutes ever.
00:33:42.300 People said it could be Dutch.
00:33:43.500 She did it.
00:33:44.040 It was great.
00:33:45.100 Could be.
00:33:46.300 Could be.
00:33:47.540 But why wouldn't you release it if it was?
00:33:50.140 Why would you be, what are you hiding 60 minutes?
00:33:52.900 Uh, and it's really kind of a bad look on you.
00:33:56.800 You know, just, just me.
00:33:58.600 You should call your local CBS affiliate and ask them, what are you guys hiding at 60 minutes?
00:34:04.580 Could you please call the mothership and say the local people would like a response?
00:34:09.620 By the way, going to 60 minutes doesn't make the impact that going to the local station does.
00:34:18.080 Remember?
00:34:19.240 CBS doesn't have a license, but the local affiliates do.
00:34:25.800 I just want to put that in your pipe to smoke for a few minutes.
00:34:29.760 Um, let me play a couple of other things.
00:34:31.480 Here's CNN.
00:34:32.420 They were interviewing Boris Johnson about his book.
00:34:35.420 They are not interested at all about his book.
00:34:40.300 None.
00:34:41.580 Cut to here's Boris Johnson with Jake Tapper on CNN.
00:34:45.260 They worry that democracy is on life support in the United States.
00:34:51.220 Are you worried at all?
00:34:52.560 Do you look at you?
00:34:53.020 No.
00:34:53.540 I want to say this to the people in the United States.
00:34:55.440 I'm not.
00:34:56.440 I think that, I just get back to what I've been trying to say to you throughout this interview.
00:35:01.120 I think that, uh, reports of the death of democracy in the United States are grossly, grossly exaggerated.
00:35:09.540 Uh, America is a shining city on a hill and for me, for my, and it will continue to be so.
00:35:16.700 And I think that, uh, the mere fact that, uh, you know, Joe Biden has stepped up to the plate in the way that, uh, that he has, uh, shows that the instincts of America are still very much in the right place.
00:35:30.080 And, yeah, look, I mean, there were, there were some, uh, weird and, and kind of unattractive scenes, uh, back in the, you know.
00:35:38.620 People died.
00:35:39.620 I mean, it was pretty serious.
00:35:41.060 It was pretty weird.
00:35:42.100 I, I, I won't, I won't deny that.
00:35:43.060 It was worse than weird, I mean.
00:35:44.140 Looking from the outside, it was pretty weird.
00:35:45.740 But I don't believe that American democracy is under serious threat.
00:35:51.320 Far from it.
00:35:52.220 I continue to believe that America is the greatest global guarantor of democracy and freedom.
00:35:59.960 Okay.
00:36:00.460 So that's what he says now.
00:36:01.640 That's interesting.
00:36:02.220 I mean, that's pretty appealing to me, honestly.
00:36:04.080 Yeah.
00:36:04.360 No, it is.
00:36:04.880 The vibe of it is pretty appealing to me, though.
00:36:06.320 I will say, I will note that Joe Biden did not step up to the plate.
00:36:09.740 He fell over in the batter's box.
00:36:11.200 Okay.
00:36:11.600 All right.
00:36:11.880 He fell over in the on deck circle.
00:36:14.160 All right.
00:36:14.680 So what is he actually saying here?
00:36:17.640 Where, where, where does he stand?
00:36:19.620 Why didn't they, did they push him at all on?
00:36:25.200 Well, listen to this.
00:36:26.120 This is, this is now from, uh, the London times.
00:36:30.900 Okay.
00:36:31.760 The times in the UK, listen to his answer to their questions.
00:36:37.380 On Ukraine.
00:36:39.120 Um, look, I think that some of the pessimism is, is, is overdone.
00:36:43.860 And I think that Donald actually, he gave the javelins to the Ukrainians where the Democrats
00:36:48.280 didn't.
00:36:48.720 Right.
00:36:48.840 Uh, when, when I was foreign secretary, he kicked out those Russian spies, 60 of them.
00:36:54.940 So he's way, way, he, so he, he, he can, he can, um, surprise very much on the upside.
00:37:01.460 And as I say in, in, in, in unleashed, when you look at some of the stuff he did, um, when
00:37:06.580 I was on the foreign side, you know, bombing the hell out of Bashar al-Assad, uh, when again,
00:37:12.140 we'd done nothing.
00:37:13.060 The Democrats had done nothing when Assad used chemical weapons against his own people.
00:37:17.260 Trump really, uh, got aerated about that and did something.
00:37:21.720 Uh, and, and with the, with the, with the Iranians, he was particularly tough on them.
00:37:25.300 I mean, look, I happen to believe that when Donald Trump says that had he been president
00:37:31.820 in 2022, there would have been no Russian invasion of Ukraine.
00:37:35.940 My view is that that is a credible assertion.
00:37:40.940 Okay.
00:37:41.200 I really do think that's credible.
00:37:42.900 Mm-hmm.
00:37:43.140 Now, nobody on the left really wants to, uh, interview him, but, uh, Boris, Natasha called
00:37:51.120 Sid, put Boris on.
00:37:53.020 We'll have you on.
00:37:54.100 I actually am a big fan of his books.
00:37:55.500 I haven't read this one, but his book on Churchill is absolutely great.
00:37:58.900 Mm-hmm.
00:37:59.040 I just love it.
00:38:00.000 Uh, he's a great writer.
00:38:01.220 Uh, maybe a little sketchy as a prime minister, but a great writer.
00:38:04.640 Yeah.
00:38:04.900 Yeah.
00:38:05.220 Had his moments.
00:38:05.840 All right.
00:38:06.100 Back in just a second, every day we wake up with yet another chance to do something about
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00:39:31.220 I wish Propaganda Wars was out right now.
00:39:51.920 It's my latest book, um, and I wish it was out because it is so what everything is happening
00:40:00.740 right now.
00:40:01.320 It's all about what's happening right now.
00:40:03.940 Um, and we, we delayed cause my schedule was so busy.
00:40:08.400 We didn't even know if we could get it out in time for the election.
00:40:11.060 Uh, but it is out a week from Tuesday.
00:40:13.980 You can order it now.
00:40:15.180 It's called Propaganda Wars.
00:40:16.880 Uh, I just want to read you the, the, uh, chapters here.
00:40:20.760 Uh, it's like 250 pages, but there's only seven chapters.
00:40:25.220 Welcome to clown world.
00:40:27.540 That's where we live right now.
00:40:29.200 And when you actually look at it as clown world, it begins to make sense to you.
00:40:34.420 Then the propaganda industrial complex, something that I think we need to stop saying the mainstream
00:40:40.480 media, it's the propaganda industrial complex, a politically incorrect guide to discovering
00:40:46.100 and uncovering the truth.
00:40:47.880 Chapter four is you can't believe your eyes, how emerging technologies are manipulating you
00:40:52.540 and your children.
00:40:53.740 Five is the will, the control of the people, uh, elections in the era of misinformation.
00:41:01.800 Then six propaganda wards, protecting America from foreign manipulation.
00:41:06.680 And seven, the truth is sacred.
00:41:09.000 In all of these, I think, except for the first one or two chapters, um, and I think actually
00:41:17.500 we started in the second chapter, uh, it's all about answers.
00:41:21.440 It's all, I I'm trying to put out a book that you won't need me.
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00:41:40.860 It is so important, especially going forward.
00:41:44.340 I mean, you think it's important now.
00:41:45.680 It's only going to get tougher.
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00:42:09.760 Uh, gold is they're talking now.
00:42:12.600 Uh, I think it was, was it Goldman that said 3000 announced by the end of the year.
00:42:19.220 And we're at what, 2700, that's going to happen.
00:42:21.900 $3,000 an ounce should tell you where we are as a country.
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00:43:53.180 It's a new day
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00:43:59.040 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment
00:44:07.540 and enlightenment.
00:44:11.400 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:44:15.600 Oh, thank goodness.
00:44:16.960 Finally, somebody has come out and said it.
00:44:20.900 I mean, the Surgeon General.
00:44:22.700 Thank you.
00:44:24.560 Being a parent, warning, may be hazardous to your health.
00:44:30.220 I'm not making that up.
00:44:32.300 If you didn't see this headline, I think we should talk about it.
00:44:35.620 A Surgeon General warning from the United States government
00:44:40.760 that parenting could be hazardous to your health.
00:44:44.580 Yes, because you might go insane.
00:44:47.900 That comes with the deal, okay?
00:44:50.480 It just comes with the job.
00:44:53.560 No, no, no.
00:44:54.320 They want you to take this seriously.
00:44:56.080 Maybe you shouldn't have kids.
00:44:59.000 Unbelievable evil.
00:45:00.420 We'll talk about it here in just a second.
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00:46:34.080 So, Stu, thank goodness the Surgeon General
00:46:38.140 has come out with that warning that
00:46:40.020 marriage and having children
00:46:44.180 could be hazardous to your health.
00:46:47.000 Everything that's good is bad, Glenn.
00:46:49.840 They could just say that instead.
00:46:52.460 What is it?
00:46:52.780 Everything is solid is liquid.
00:46:54.740 Yeah.
00:46:55.620 That is where we are.
00:46:56.760 Up will be down.
00:46:57.360 Down will be up.
00:46:58.200 And everything is solid will be liquid.
00:47:00.780 That is where we are.
00:47:01.920 Now, being a parent is hazardous to your health.
00:47:05.480 And do you know why?
00:47:08.300 Because parents both have to, you know, work two jobs
00:47:12.460 and then take care of their kids.
00:47:14.520 And it's so stressful, it cuts years of their life off.
00:47:19.220 So, do you know what their suggestion is?
00:47:22.080 Robots?
00:47:26.040 Robot children?
00:47:27.660 Right?
00:47:29.440 Elon Musk.
00:47:30.400 I told you he was in on it.
00:47:32.540 No.
00:47:33.460 Their suggestion is that you give the government more money
00:47:38.120 and they'll watch your kids for you.
00:47:41.980 Now, of all of the ideas you could come up with,
00:47:45.340 that one's the worst.
00:47:47.780 I mean, just not having kids is really evil and bad,
00:47:51.740 if that's what your message is.
00:47:53.740 But, well, if you're going to have kids,
00:47:56.800 give them to us to care for.
00:47:58.620 Give them to us.
00:47:59.740 Yeah.
00:48:00.080 Oh, my gosh.
00:48:01.000 I want to give it to the people who came up with
00:48:03.820 the Epstein client list.
00:48:06.280 Right.
00:48:07.060 Those people are the ones I want to give my kids to.
00:48:09.380 Yeah.
00:48:09.540 I do feel like that is how the matrix probably started.
00:48:12.380 Right?
00:48:12.700 Like, you just start giving your kids over to the government
00:48:14.560 and then suddenly they're on a giant wall
00:48:16.380 with tubes going into them and fueling.
00:48:18.280 That's exactly right.
00:48:19.180 Well, listen to this.
00:48:20.420 Did you hear, here in Texas,
00:48:23.220 in the Texas Spring Independent School District,
00:48:26.860 these kids, preschool, yeah, preschool,
00:48:30.060 they started coming home
00:48:32.200 and they would not sleep at night.
00:48:37.540 And the parents are like,
00:48:38.660 what the hell is going on with my kid?
00:48:40.360 And then somebody else is like,
00:48:41.560 what the hell is happening with my kid?
00:48:43.280 And then one of the kids says,
00:48:44.580 look, I got my sleepy sticker.
00:48:47.540 Your what?
00:48:49.180 Teachers were actually giving the kids
00:48:52.640 sleeping stickers to put them asleep.
00:48:56.700 So when you would come in,
00:48:58.720 when you drop your child off,
00:49:00.300 they go, who's going to go to seepy seep?
00:49:02.240 Yeah, you are.
00:49:03.220 And they put a sticker on the kid.
00:49:04.740 It releases melatonin and other things
00:49:07.000 and put all the kids to sleep.
00:49:09.680 Are you kidding me?
00:49:11.740 And these are the people that care about our children
00:49:13.620 more than you do.
00:49:16.360 Uh-huh.
00:49:17.360 Uh-huh.
00:49:17.740 Isabel Brown is somebody who I really,
00:49:21.260 I'll tell you,
00:49:22.220 I have seen the official birth
00:49:25.980 of one star in my career
00:49:29.980 that I think is massive
00:49:31.720 and going to be even bigger.
00:49:32.740 Thanks, man.
00:49:33.080 You know, when you say...
00:49:34.460 It's Allie,
00:49:36.420 Allie Beth Stuckey.
00:49:38.180 And I've been watching this other talent
00:49:42.340 for a while now,
00:49:43.620 and I think she is huge.
00:49:47.120 I think she is one of the best commentators
00:49:50.220 and knows how to use the medium
00:49:52.500 probably better than anybody else.
00:49:54.160 Isabel Brown,
00:49:55.580 and she's the host of the Isabel Brown Show.
00:49:58.900 It's the end of her career right here.
00:50:00.380 And when you get an intro like that
00:50:01.440 from Glenn Beck,
00:50:02.080 it's all over.
00:50:02.340 You're dead.
00:50:02.840 You're dead.
00:50:03.460 It's over, Isabel.
00:50:04.740 Welcome to the program.
00:50:05.620 How are you?
00:50:06.960 I am so great, Glenn.
00:50:08.280 Huge fan of yours.
00:50:09.340 And thank you for those kind words.
00:50:10.960 What a wonderful way to start my Friday.
00:50:12.620 Yeah, well, I have to tell you,
00:50:14.160 I watch your stuff online,
00:50:18.260 and I just...
00:50:19.540 I mean, you really get it.
00:50:20.800 You're very, very smart.
00:50:22.620 You're relatable.
00:50:23.580 You know how the medium works.
00:50:25.620 I mean, you have it all.
00:50:27.600 You have it all.
00:50:29.540 Thank you very much.
00:50:30.820 You bet.
00:50:31.160 So let me talk to you
00:50:32.200 about a couple of things
00:50:33.360 that I just don't understand
00:50:34.780 that are going on in society.
00:50:36.860 One of them is now
00:50:38.720 the Surgeon General's warning
00:50:40.900 about how having kids
00:50:43.780 can be hazardous to your health,
00:50:45.700 so give them to us.
00:50:48.560 Kind of sounds like a bad idea.
00:50:51.140 One would think,
00:50:52.240 although I say quite often,
00:50:53.860 especially in speaking
00:50:54.840 with my own generation,
00:50:55.920 that we live in what I call
00:50:57.580 the upside down,
00:50:59.080 in this parallel universe
00:51:00.680 where lies have become truth
00:51:02.420 and truths have become lies.
00:51:04.160 Just a few weeks ago,
00:51:05.300 the United States Surgeon General,
00:51:07.220 the top physician for our country,
00:51:09.800 did in fact actually put out
00:51:11.820 an official health warning,
00:51:13.980 a declaration,
00:51:15.280 that parenting is hazardous
00:51:17.000 for your health as a young adult
00:51:19.120 because, get this,
00:51:20.940 it makes you more lonely
00:51:22.820 and isolated
00:51:24.120 than if you never had children at all
00:51:26.400 and instead were just alone.
00:51:28.780 And I find this incredibly concerning.
00:51:30.800 I was pre-med in college
00:51:32.120 and have two degrees
00:51:33.080 in biomedical sciences
00:51:34.400 and yearned to be a physician.
00:51:37.240 I just got married
00:51:38.220 at the end of June
00:51:39.080 and I'm thinking about
00:51:39.880 this next stage of my life as well.
00:51:41.780 Why would you go into media
00:51:43.740 like you are?
00:51:44.640 What is wrong with you?
00:51:45.640 You had an out.
00:51:47.700 The rest of us schlubs
00:51:49.060 could do nothing else.
00:51:51.000 Yeah.
00:51:51.660 This is crazy.
00:51:52.900 But, you know,
00:51:53.560 I'm in this phase of my life
00:51:54.960 and I'm watching all my friends
00:51:56.020 go through this
00:51:56.800 and it is just alarming to me
00:51:59.220 the strategic advantage
00:52:00.900 that the media
00:52:01.740 and the machine
00:52:02.660 of the government
00:52:03.420 are using
00:52:04.400 to convince you
00:52:05.400 that marriage and family,
00:52:06.780 the most important
00:52:07.620 bedrock foundation
00:52:08.640 of our society,
00:52:09.500 is somehow bad for you
00:52:11.240 and going to destroy your life.
00:52:13.360 Well, I've put the label
00:52:14.760 on my children's foreheads
00:52:16.580 just to remind people.
00:52:18.760 If you're thinking about
00:52:19.500 having a kid,
00:52:20.580 look at my forehead.
00:52:21.620 Surgeon General warning.
00:52:22.600 I think they should all have it.
00:52:27.340 Also, the solution is,
00:52:30.460 you know,
00:52:31.440 if you're going to have kids,
00:52:33.540 you know,
00:52:33.820 because everybody is working,
00:52:35.300 you know, two jobs,
00:52:36.520 their solution is,
00:52:37.820 well,
00:52:38.340 you take some of the stress off,
00:52:40.020 let us take care of them.
00:52:41.500 That's a horrid idea.
00:52:43.460 How about the idea
00:52:44.400 of having a country
00:52:46.520 where one income
00:52:49.400 can actually support a family
00:52:51.560 instead of maybe three
00:52:54.260 or three and a half incomes
00:52:56.420 supporting a family?
00:52:58.560 Doesn't it seem like
00:52:59.500 a better goal?
00:53:02.300 One would hope,
00:53:03.480 but unfortunately,
00:53:04.460 it seems our elected officials
00:53:05.800 in particular
00:53:06.520 are asking all of the wrong questions
00:53:08.760 about how to fix
00:53:09.740 these ailments in society.
00:53:11.420 Their answer is always the same.
00:53:13.180 More government,
00:53:14.280 more regulation,
00:53:15.460 more of the big of thumb
00:53:17.300 on your day-to-day life.
00:53:19.020 And the sad reality is
00:53:20.720 I really do believe
00:53:21.960 that the United States of America
00:53:23.300 is not the country
00:53:24.240 I grew up in.
00:53:25.300 It has the capacity to be,
00:53:26.940 and that's what we're fighting for
00:53:28.080 every day,
00:53:28.660 to go from the upside down
00:53:30.460 to right side up again.
00:53:31.900 But if we keep continuing
00:53:32.920 in this trajectory,
00:53:33.860 we are leading
00:53:34.800 what I often call
00:53:35.820 a race to the bottom
00:53:36.920 for the developed world.
00:53:38.380 And I think it shows
00:53:39.320 in our crime rates,
00:53:40.360 in our fertility rate,
00:53:42.000 plummeting to an all-time low,
00:53:43.780 in our marriage rates
00:53:44.740 currently standing
00:53:45.560 at an all-time low,
00:53:47.180 the lowest they've ever been
00:53:48.340 since 1867.
00:53:50.200 We're starting to have
00:53:51.240 the conversation,
00:53:52.180 finally,
00:53:52.680 about nutrition and food
00:53:53.960 and pharmaceuticals,
00:53:54.880 and that's fantastic.
00:53:55.900 But what's really disheartening
00:53:57.240 to me, I think,
00:53:57.920 is that so many of the people
00:53:59.380 older than us,
00:54:00.280 older than our generation,
00:54:01.740 haven't realized
00:54:02.620 that these problems
00:54:03.600 have been festering
00:54:04.520 under the surface
00:54:05.240 for decades
00:54:06.060 because good people
00:54:07.100 have sat down
00:54:07.880 and been quiet
00:54:08.580 and done nothing.
00:54:09.860 And I hope
00:54:10.720 that it's not too late
00:54:11.740 for us to tell the truth
00:54:12.880 to the world
00:54:13.380 that desperately needs
00:54:14.240 to hear it.
00:54:14.780 So how do you think
00:54:16.080 Gen Z
00:54:17.940 is going to vote?
00:54:21.440 How do you,
00:54:22.000 what is,
00:54:22.460 what is connecting
00:54:24.000 with, you know,
00:54:25.480 people under 30
00:54:26.500 that are going to vote?
00:54:28.840 I am incredibly optimistic
00:54:30.600 about Gen Z,
00:54:31.860 which I often get
00:54:32.880 a lot of scorn for,
00:54:34.220 particularly when I speak
00:54:35.660 on cable television
00:54:36.700 and mainstream media.
00:54:38.400 I actually came out
00:54:39.440 with a book in March
00:54:40.600 called
00:54:40.900 The End of the Alphabet,
00:54:42.360 How Gen Z Can Save America.
00:54:44.420 making the case
00:54:46.040 that we are
00:54:47.480 America's next
00:54:48.860 great generation.
00:54:49.700 And they've been
00:54:50.480 studying these trends
00:54:51.580 for the past
00:54:52.160 several election cycles
00:54:53.360 that are proving
00:54:54.340 Gen Z is actually
00:54:56.120 the most culturally
00:54:57.180 and politically
00:54:58.220 conservative generation
00:54:59.740 we've seen
00:55:00.420 since World War II.
00:55:02.100 There is a massive
00:55:03.600 pendulum swing
00:55:04.580 happening before our eyes.
00:55:06.160 And I think we're
00:55:06.700 first and foremost
00:55:07.460 seeing that in this election
00:55:08.720 with young men
00:55:10.220 who are overwhelmingly
00:55:11.960 politically conservative.
00:55:13.360 So when I'm seeing
00:55:14.780 these conversations
00:55:15.960 happening on college campuses
00:55:17.360 and online
00:55:18.240 where I spend most
00:55:19.000 of my time
00:55:19.540 with my peers,
00:55:20.760 what I'm seeing
00:55:21.380 people struggle with
00:55:22.460 is this sense of
00:55:23.880 we don't live
00:55:24.560 in the same country
00:55:25.560 that the people
00:55:26.720 running for office
00:55:27.740 claim we still do.
00:55:29.080 They've been in office
00:55:30.100 longer than twice
00:55:30.920 the time we've been alive
00:55:32.120 and they are wildly
00:55:33.040 out of touch
00:55:33.880 with the financial struggles
00:55:35.620 we're dealing with,
00:55:36.420 with the cultural tug of war
00:55:37.700 we're dealing with.
00:55:38.900 What I think people
00:55:39.640 are looking for
00:55:40.440 under 30 right now
00:55:41.760 more than anything
00:55:42.560 is a sense of
00:55:43.680 a new generation
00:55:44.620 of leadership,
00:55:45.600 new ideas,
00:55:46.740 who is in touch
00:55:47.520 with the cultural battles
00:55:48.540 we're fighting today
00:55:49.560 and being willing
00:55:50.660 to just tell the truth
00:55:51.960 when everyone
00:55:52.760 in positions of power
00:55:53.840 seems unwilling
00:55:54.580 to do that right now.
00:55:55.600 So that would go
00:55:58.100 in favor of the people
00:56:00.540 that Trump is
00:56:01.320 surrounding himself with
00:56:02.700 I would imagine.
00:56:04.780 RFK Jr.,
00:56:06.460 even though he's
00:56:07.540 an older guy,
00:56:09.480 you know,
00:56:10.260 Tulsi Gabbard,
00:56:12.960 Elon Musk,
00:56:14.180 is that translating
00:56:15.340 at all
00:56:15.800 in favor of Donald Trump?
00:56:18.580 It certainly is.
00:56:19.520 It certainly is.
00:56:20.440 And this idea
00:56:21.100 of a unity party
00:56:22.180 I think is a fascinating idea
00:56:23.780 from a young person's
00:56:24.940 perspective as well.
00:56:26.420 When you're seeing
00:56:27.160 this Tulsi Gabbard,
00:56:28.240 RFK,
00:56:29.020 Elon Musk,
00:56:29.720 Donald Trump coalition
00:56:31.040 start to build,
00:56:32.360 it's almost in a sense
00:56:33.620 breaking the two-party system,
00:56:35.760 which I think
00:56:36.320 has been a fearful
00:56:37.520 conversation
00:56:38.640 for a lot of people
00:56:39.560 in politics
00:56:40.100 up to this point
00:56:41.120 because we don't know
00:56:42.160 what happens after
00:56:43.000 the two-party system.
00:56:44.380 But in reality,
00:56:45.860 it creates a much
00:56:46.600 better opportunity
00:56:47.460 for coalition
00:56:48.280 and conversation
00:56:49.300 for better ideas
00:56:50.660 to come to the surface
00:56:51.800 rather than the same
00:56:53.300 four or five people
00:56:54.440 constantly pulling
00:56:55.380 the strings of power
00:56:56.300 in both political parties.
00:56:58.000 If anything,
00:56:58.760 it's really been
00:56:59.340 an eye-opening experience
00:57:00.420 since 2015
00:57:01.760 when we've had
00:57:02.760 the curtain pulled back
00:57:03.700 a bit
00:57:04.680 in the era
00:57:05.200 of Trumpian politics.
00:57:06.560 What we talk about
00:57:07.520 in Washington
00:57:08.080 as a uniparty
00:57:09.300 is absolutely real.
00:57:11.020 And all of the attack
00:57:12.060 we're seeing
00:57:12.540 on young people
00:57:13.340 right now
00:57:13.860 is coming really
00:57:15.160 from a bipartisan
00:57:15.960 perspective in many ways.
00:57:17.640 The fight
00:57:18.360 to ban TikTok,
00:57:19.500 the fight
00:57:19.800 to censor you
00:57:20.520 for misinformation,
00:57:21.800 the fight
00:57:22.140 to make you
00:57:23.060 inject your arm
00:57:23.860 with these crazy substances.
00:57:25.480 We don't know
00:57:25.860 what's going to happen
00:57:26.620 four or five years
00:57:27.500 down the line.
00:57:28.460 This is coming
00:57:29.060 from both political parties
00:57:30.300 and I think young people
00:57:31.380 are speaking up
00:57:32.140 to realize
00:57:32.740 it's time for something new.
00:57:34.580 You know,
00:57:34.740 it's really interesting
00:57:35.700 that they're conservative,
00:57:37.520 but it's almost
00:57:38.620 the same thing
00:57:39.380 as the hippie movement
00:57:40.460 back in the 60s,
00:57:42.160 except this time
00:57:42.900 it's conservative
00:57:43.560 and it's like,
00:57:44.560 look,
00:57:45.260 we want to be natural,
00:57:46.820 we want to have freedom,
00:57:48.780 we'd like to have peace,
00:57:50.520 you know,
00:57:51.780 we just want to get back
00:57:53.140 to what's real
00:57:54.140 and in some ways,
00:57:56.120 you know,
00:57:56.380 except for the drug part,
00:57:57.560 that's kind of
00:57:58.580 what the hippies were
00:57:59.400 and don't believe
00:58:00.220 anybody over 30
00:58:01.340 was,
00:58:02.500 you know,
00:58:02.920 what Nancy Pelosi
00:58:03.940 was saying
00:58:04.480 and now I guess
00:58:05.120 it's,
00:58:05.440 you know,
00:58:05.580 you have to believe them
00:58:07.180 until they're at 90
00:58:08.240 or maybe 100.
00:58:11.000 But it's interesting to me,
00:58:12.820 I think
00:58:13.340 Generation Z
00:58:15.620 is the revolution,
00:58:17.640 I mean,
00:58:18.120 are you familiar
00:58:19.100 with the fourth turning
00:58:19.960 and the pendulum?
00:58:21.420 I sure am,
00:58:22.480 yes.
00:58:22.900 They are the hero generation.
00:58:25.220 They are.
00:58:26.600 They just haven't been
00:58:27.620 given the opportunity
00:58:28.420 to step up to the plate yet,
00:58:29.840 but I'm telling you
00:58:30.780 they're going to save us.
00:58:33.340 Absolutely correct,
00:58:34.360 and I love the hippie analogy
00:58:35.740 because the truth is,
00:58:36.840 Glenn,
00:58:37.020 I don't know
00:58:37.500 that the hippie movement
00:58:38.440 really ever went away.
00:58:40.460 The culture we're living in today
00:58:42.100 sure has changed a whole lot
00:58:43.640 since we've thought about
00:58:44.720 the rebelliousness
00:58:45.760 of the 1970s
00:58:47.060 and 1980s,
00:58:48.640 but truly to be
00:58:49.940 a punk rock,
00:58:50.940 radical,
00:58:51.620 countercultural individual
00:58:52.880 today
00:58:53.380 is to stick it to the man
00:58:55.400 and say enough
00:58:56.100 to the establishment.
00:58:57.300 Today that just happens
00:58:58.340 to look like
00:58:59.040 getting married
00:58:59.720 and starting your own business
00:59:00.940 and saying no
00:59:01.840 to a $250,000 degree
00:59:04.020 in underwater
00:59:05.280 lesbian basket weaving
00:59:06.660 and going to church
00:59:07.900 on Sunday
00:59:08.520 and eating real food.
00:59:10.120 This is the type
00:59:10.920 of revolution
00:59:11.560 we're seeing
00:59:12.260 with Generation Z
00:59:13.520 and it's so inspiring
00:59:14.980 to see take root
00:59:16.160 and take place
00:59:16.960 because it's the same origin
00:59:19.020 that our country
00:59:19.840 was itself founded upon.
00:59:21.820 This idea of speaking
00:59:23.180 truth to power
00:59:24.100 and fighting for liberty
00:59:25.200 for the next generation.
00:59:26.600 You know,
00:59:26.820 our founding fathers
00:59:27.660 in 1776
00:59:29.180 were not 85
00:59:30.600 or 90 years old
00:59:31.900 like we're seeing
00:59:32.540 in Congress today.
00:59:33.900 They themselves
00:59:34.500 were 18, 19,
00:59:35.780 21, 25 years old.
00:59:38.220 So Vivek Ramaswamy
00:59:39.360 often says
00:59:40.060 that we are in the midst
00:59:40.880 of a 1776 movement
00:59:42.900 and I couldn't see
00:59:44.180 anything more obvious
00:59:45.300 than that in 2024.
00:59:47.560 It's great to talk to you.
00:59:48.660 Thank you so much.
00:59:49.680 I really appreciate
00:59:50.900 and I mean everything I say.
00:59:52.280 I think you are
00:59:52.920 a superstar.
00:59:54.120 Don't go to medicine.
00:59:55.160 We need your voice.
00:59:56.460 I think your voice
00:59:57.120 is very important.
00:59:58.640 Isabel Brown,
00:59:59.300 thank you so much.
01:00:00.080 Appreciate it.
01:00:01.060 Absolutely.
01:00:01.680 Thanks for having me.
01:00:02.460 God bless.
01:00:03.220 All right.
01:00:03.560 Let me tell you about
01:00:04.380 Rough Greens.
01:00:05.900 Whether your dog
01:00:06.640 or not is going to vote
01:00:07.580 for Trump or not,
01:00:08.560 it doesn't matter.
01:00:09.600 OK, it doesn't matter.
01:00:11.300 I don't ask my dog
01:00:12.280 who you're going to vote for
01:00:13.300 because I'm only going to feed you
01:00:14.220 if you're voting for Trump.
01:00:15.800 And I know in some states,
01:00:17.600 maybe Illinois,
01:00:18.580 my dog probably could vote.
01:00:21.900 But even if they're for Harris,
01:00:23.860 you know,
01:00:24.260 hey, you got to feed them.
01:00:25.340 You got to give them
01:00:26.000 their healthy food.
01:00:27.060 And I recommend Rough Greens.
01:00:29.340 Rough Greens is not a dog food.
01:00:31.060 It's a supplement
01:00:31.720 developed by naturopathic
01:00:32.980 Dr. Dennis Black.
01:00:33.840 And you sprinkle it
01:00:34.520 on the dog's food
01:00:35.380 and it contains
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01:00:36.840 that your dog needs
01:00:37.660 like probiotics
01:00:39.200 and antioxidants.
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01:00:41.480 all the kibble food.
01:00:42.700 That's why your dog
01:00:43.300 doesn't like it,
01:00:44.140 quite honestly.
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01:00:46.560 to eat it.
01:00:47.480 It's not healthy.
01:00:49.880 It doesn't have
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01:01:21.200 10 seconds.
01:01:22.680 Station ID.
01:01:32.520 I wanted her take
01:01:34.300 on Gretchen Whitmer.
01:01:35.700 Have you seen the video?
01:01:37.780 Oh, the weird chip thing?
01:01:39.920 Yeah.
01:01:40.540 What was that?
01:01:41.760 Okay, so
01:01:42.380 this is a
01:01:43.460 this is the way
01:01:44.120 I took it.
01:01:45.020 Okay.
01:01:45.980 She's got a
01:01:47.100 an influencer
01:01:49.200 and she's
01:01:51.480 feeding her
01:01:52.540 she's
01:01:53.000 the influencer
01:01:53.720 is on her knees.
01:01:55.180 Yeah.
01:01:55.760 Gretchen Whitmer
01:01:56.680 is taking
01:01:57.880 a Dorito
01:01:58.740 out of the bag
01:01:59.720 which is
01:02:00.320 Kamala Harris's
01:02:01.420 favorite food
01:02:02.080 and placing it
01:02:03.400 on her tongue
01:02:04.260 almost in a weird
01:02:05.260 seductive way
01:02:06.180 which is like
01:02:07.360 giving her communion.
01:02:08.680 Yep.
01:02:09.240 That's definitely
01:02:09.800 what I took from it
01:02:10.780 just watching it.
01:02:11.540 I mean,
01:02:12.040 that's what it is.
01:02:14.380 Apparently
01:02:14.900 and it's bizarre.
01:02:15.820 The thing I saw
01:02:16.860 was that apparently
01:02:17.520 this is like
01:02:18.280 the thing
01:02:18.680 the influencer does
01:02:19.760 where she
01:02:20.960 not necessarily this
01:02:22.340 but like she eats chips.
01:02:23.820 It's kind of like
01:02:24.340 what's the hot wing show
01:02:25.860 where they do interviews
01:02:26.480 doing hot wings?
01:02:27.300 It's like a chips show
01:02:28.320 that's similar.
01:02:29.540 But
01:02:30.060 I don't
01:02:31.060 but I don't understand
01:02:31.700 why
01:02:32.080 I don't care
01:02:32.380 why is she
01:02:33.420 giving her
01:02:34.120 while she's kneeling.
01:02:36.000 It's just really bizarre.
01:02:37.480 And then she like
01:02:37.820 weirdly just stares
01:02:39.060 at the camera.
01:02:40.420 It's bizarre.
01:02:41.600 That is a bizarre
01:02:42.800 you know
01:02:43.460 you know look
01:02:44.340 I'm uncomfortable
01:02:46.060 with all these politicians
01:02:47.400 doing anything
01:02:48.920 seductive
01:02:51.140 or
01:02:51.420 you know
01:02:52.480 I think their spouses
01:02:53.720 are
01:02:54.440 concerned about
01:02:56.060 them doing things seductive
01:02:57.680 and they're married to them.
01:02:59.280 I
01:02:59.420 you don't have to do
01:03:01.140 every influencer interview.
01:03:03.700 You don't.
01:03:04.020 That's something
01:03:04.440 this is like a
01:03:05.060 just a tip
01:03:05.880 you can take as a politician
01:03:07.060 whenever they're like
01:03:08.040 hey this person's got
01:03:09.040 500,000 followers
01:03:10.320 you don't have to do
01:03:11.940 all of them.
01:03:12.820 I mean you could say no
01:03:13.880 occasionally.
01:03:15.320 I don't know why
01:03:16.460 this is a thing
01:03:17.400 but
01:03:17.640 You could say yes
01:03:18.880 but then say no
01:03:20.080 to the Dorito weirdness.
01:03:21.680 You could even do that.
01:03:22.460 You do that.
01:03:22.840 That's another step.
01:03:23.660 Yeah.
01:03:23.880 You know I'm not going to go there with you.
01:03:25.160 But they're like
01:03:25.520 I'm going to be playful
01:03:26.560 with the people of today.
01:03:28.840 You know
01:03:29.060 there's a funny thing
01:03:30.600 and the people don't
01:03:31.240 you old people don't get it.
01:03:33.200 Sometimes it just doesn't work.
01:03:34.880 You know
01:03:35.080 it's okay
01:03:35.860 but just skip it next time.
01:03:37.900 Skip it.
01:03:38.340 You know
01:03:38.560 I just don't think
01:03:39.500 there's a problem
01:03:40.780 with
01:03:41.680 you know
01:03:42.400 a little hint of
01:03:45.000 pornography
01:03:46.460 as you mock
01:03:48.200 the Eucharist
01:03:49.520 and Catholics.
01:03:50.960 It's central to what
01:03:51.800 the Democrats love
01:03:52.860 and remember
01:03:53.760 they were
01:03:54.200 they were the ones
01:03:55.160 defending the weird
01:03:56.480 what was it
01:03:57.040 the Grammys
01:03:57.900 where the singer
01:03:59.080 came out
01:03:59.620 and was doing that
01:04:00.520 and like
01:04:00.940 the
01:04:01.540 the Olympics
01:04:02.800 was another one of those
01:04:04.620 they always love to mesh
01:04:05.980 those two things together.
01:04:07.140 I mean do we really
01:04:07.300 do we
01:04:08.120 do we
01:04:09.580 is that a winning strategy?
01:04:12.620 I
01:04:12.760 don't think so
01:04:14.680 though
01:04:14.940 again
01:04:15.340 I can give you the polls
01:04:16.500 right now
01:04:16.960 it's pretty close.
01:04:17.900 Yeah
01:04:18.100 I mean
01:04:18.800 somehow or another
01:04:20.420 50%
01:04:22.040 of the country
01:04:23.460 is just like
01:04:24.180 I don't think
01:04:24.840 that's too creepy.
01:04:26.080 Yeah it's weird.
01:04:26.660 I don't think
01:04:27.380 mocking God
01:04:28.160 is all that big of a deal.
01:04:29.080 But let's remember
01:04:29.920 the guy who's the
01:04:30.860 Vice President
01:04:31.360 of the United States
01:04:32.160 is essentially
01:04:32.880 has the role
01:04:33.660 because he called
01:04:34.460 J.D. Vance weird.
01:04:36.500 Right.
01:04:37.140 That's it
01:04:37.700 but this is what
01:04:38.580 they are doing.
01:04:39.660 Yeah.
01:04:40.640 It's incredible.
01:04:41.800 By the way
01:04:42.260 all I want to do now
01:04:43.220 is eat Doritos.
01:04:44.040 It's the only thing
01:04:44.620 I like about Kamala Harris.
01:04:45.800 Doritos is a great
01:04:46.800 first choice
01:04:47.480 for favorite food.
01:04:48.600 It's totally fine.
01:04:49.660 It's the only thing
01:04:50.200 good about her.
01:04:50.860 I could find a
01:04:53.300 problem with that though.
01:04:54.620 I could.
01:04:55.060 You give me enough time
01:04:55.820 I'll find a
01:04:56.320 there are some
01:04:58.300 goods and services
01:04:59.240 out there
01:04:59.780 that you just
01:05:00.440 have to have others.
01:05:01.600 You know
01:05:01.720 you might have them
01:05:03.740 and like them.
01:05:04.980 You know the iPhone
01:05:05.580 do you know how much
01:05:05.980 the iPhone
01:05:06.460 costs to make in China?
01:05:09.380 I don't.
01:05:10.040 Ten bucks.
01:05:10.820 Ten bucks.
01:05:11.360 That's what it costs
01:05:11.920 them in China
01:05:12.380 to make an iPhone.
01:05:13.320 Yep.
01:05:13.760 Ten bucks.
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01:05:14.600 now
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01:06:16.620 So let me
01:06:26.300 give you
01:06:26.520 something else
01:06:27.020 this election
01:06:27.560 is really all
01:06:28.260 about.
01:06:29.000 Okay.
01:06:29.800 There's another
01:06:30.340 other one out
01:06:30.860 there.
01:06:31.700 One of the
01:06:32.380 other things
01:06:32.800 this election
01:06:33.340 is really all
01:06:34.160 about is do
01:06:36.280 experts love
01:06:37.580 your children
01:06:38.120 more than you?
01:06:39.360 Are they better
01:06:40.140 caretakers than
01:06:41.200 you are?
01:06:42.080 I just told you
01:06:42.980 a story about
01:06:44.760 two teachers
01:06:45.660 or in
01:06:47.320 Texas Spring
01:06:48.260 Independent
01:06:48.780 School District
01:06:49.560 that were giving
01:06:50.960 their preschool
01:06:51.640 age children
01:06:52.540 sleepy stickers
01:06:53.820 and when you
01:06:56.640 would drop your
01:06:57.200 kid off for
01:06:57.800 preschool the
01:06:58.760 teacher would
01:06:59.220 say who's
01:06:59.640 a sleepy
01:07:00.380 sticker?
01:07:01.040 You want a
01:07:01.380 sleepy sticker?
01:07:02.540 And they'd
01:07:03.180 put it on the
01:07:03.880 child and the
01:07:04.360 child would
01:07:04.640 okay then the
01:07:07.680 parents started
01:07:08.400 to notice but
01:07:09.760 they didn't talk
01:07:10.560 to each other
01:07:11.300 right at first
01:07:12.180 that their kids
01:07:13.020 were up all
01:07:13.500 night and
01:07:14.120 they're like why
01:07:14.740 are our kids
01:07:15.300 up in the
01:07:16.060 middle of the
01:07:16.600 night?
01:07:17.180 Then a
01:07:17.880 four-year-old
01:07:18.660 girl pulled
01:07:20.120 up her little
01:07:21.320 shorts and
01:07:22.040 said mom look
01:07:22.840 at my CP
01:07:23.420 sticker.
01:07:24.440 Her mother's
01:07:25.240 like what?
01:07:26.380 My CP
01:07:26.980 sticker makes
01:07:27.840 me go
01:07:28.140 seep.
01:07:29.220 Where'd you
01:07:29.780 get that?
01:07:30.340 Teacher gave
01:07:30.980 it to me.
01:07:32.180 Okay.
01:07:33.060 They were a
01:07:33.980 little concerned
01:07:34.960 a little concerned
01:07:36.260 and it explained
01:07:37.180 why their daughter
01:07:37.840 was up at two
01:07:38.520 o'clock in the
01:07:39.220 morning.
01:07:40.360 So what they
01:07:42.160 did they took a
01:07:42.940 picture of it and
01:07:43.500 they researched it
01:07:44.120 and they found
01:07:44.540 that it was a
01:07:45.460 sticker with moon
01:07:47.880 clouds and stars
01:07:48.940 on it and
01:07:50.400 it's melatonin
01:07:53.000 and other
01:07:53.400 things and so
01:07:54.300 she sent this
01:07:55.220 out to the
01:07:55.760 other parents in
01:07:57.080 her daughter's
01:07:57.920 class and they
01:07:59.080 were all like
01:07:59.520 yeah well that
01:08:01.180 explains why my
01:08:02.600 kid is up.
01:08:04.000 Okay.
01:08:04.320 So two parents
01:08:05.500 are filing suit.
01:08:08.140 The administration
01:08:09.620 administration of
01:08:10.900 this independent
01:08:11.880 school district
01:08:12.500 said well
01:08:14.440 we're we've
01:08:15.700 we put them
01:08:16.900 on leave of
01:08:17.940 absence until
01:08:18.800 we you know
01:08:19.540 until we figure
01:08:20.000 out what's going
01:08:20.640 on.
01:08:21.920 Okay but a
01:08:22.940 better a firing
01:08:24.440 better be coming
01:08:26.520 after that
01:08:27.540 because the last
01:08:29.080 time same school
01:08:30.580 district in
01:08:31.440 December or
01:08:32.400 January they
01:08:34.140 were giving the
01:08:34.920 kids little
01:08:36.600 melatonin gummy
01:08:38.600 bears and the
01:08:40.960 kids were going
01:08:41.380 to sleep with
01:08:41.840 that.
01:08:42.720 Now remember I
01:08:43.860 just want to
01:08:44.600 point this out.
01:08:46.180 These are the
01:08:46.780 people that know
01:08:48.880 better than you
01:08:49.840 do that love
01:08:51.340 your children more
01:08:52.680 than you do.
01:08:53.700 They're the
01:08:54.200 experts and you
01:08:55.340 should listen to
01:08:56.060 them.
01:08:56.600 They're putting
01:08:57.420 your kid to
01:08:58.180 sleep.
01:08:59.500 I mean I had
01:09:00.020 teachers that did
01:09:00.820 that but not with
01:09:01.720 any stickers.
01:09:02.460 Okay now let
01:09:04.920 me take you to
01:09:05.480 Seattle.
01:09:06.480 Okay this is a
01:09:07.800 woman that is a
01:09:09.520 violent safety
01:09:10.980 activist and she
01:09:14.360 was after a big
01:09:15.260 shooting she said
01:09:17.220 we we gotta you
01:09:18.880 gotta give to the
01:09:20.340 se network safety
01:09:22.260 net program which
01:09:23.800 she heads
01:09:24.740 apparently it's a
01:09:26.300 youth restorative
01:09:27.560 justice nonprofit
01:09:28.880 that works with the
01:09:29.900 boys and girls
01:09:30.640 clubs of King
01:09:31.420 County.
01:09:31.800 there's a little
01:09:35.020 problem a little
01:09:36.020 problem because
01:09:36.420 she's worried about
01:09:37.160 safety of kids you
01:09:38.240 know guns but she
01:09:39.480 doesn't seem to have
01:09:40.560 a problem with all
01:09:41.900 the kids that are
01:09:42.860 taking the fentanyl
01:09:44.400 that her and her
01:09:45.780 family are selling
01:09:47.700 to kids all across
01:09:48.940 the country.
01:09:50.440 Okay so I think it
01:09:52.460 was King County may
01:09:53.200 have been federal
01:09:53.800 gave her a million
01:09:55.540 dollars for her
01:09:57.000 or her charity.
01:09:59.560 Okay.
01:10:00.120 meanwhile her two
01:10:02.440 sons are just I
01:10:04.360 mean it's a it's a
01:10:05.100 crime family it
01:10:06.100 really is a crime
01:10:06.840 family and mom you
01:10:08.520 know not not when
01:10:09.760 she's working for the
01:10:10.580 boys and girls clubs
01:10:11.540 no no no no on her
01:10:12.780 spare time I mean
01:10:13.820 don't judge her right
01:10:14.800 on her spare time
01:10:15.560 she's laundering the
01:10:16.640 money.
01:10:16.880 Oh my gosh that
01:10:19.740 sounds totally fine.
01:10:21.000 Yeah let's I mean I
01:10:22.140 feel like we're doing a
01:10:22.800 good job parenting these
01:10:23.780 days.
01:10:24.160 I think we are you
01:10:24.960 know I think we are we
01:10:25.640 had that great thing
01:10:26.480 where we decided hey
01:10:27.340 what if we just give all
01:10:28.480 of our kids phones and
01:10:29.860 let them destroy their
01:10:31.460 entire lives at like 10
01:10:32.900 right.
01:10:33.560 That was a good
01:10:34.020 experiment.
01:10:34.540 I feel like I like the
01:10:36.180 fact that we jumped
01:10:36.900 into it with like 90%
01:10:38.360 of people just right
01:10:39.800 away.
01:10:40.200 Yeah.
01:10:40.320 We didn't see we wait
01:10:41.260 to see what would
01:10:42.300 happen.
01:10:42.920 Right.
01:10:43.120 Let's just give it a
01:10:44.060 whirl.
01:10:44.480 I think that was a good
01:10:45.200 thing.
01:10:46.500 Another another I found
01:10:49.820 another interesting
01:10:50.440 example of this of us
01:10:51.620 turning over our kids
01:10:52.540 to interesting people
01:10:53.480 really another sign
01:10:54.300 post.
01:10:54.720 Yeah.
01:10:55.280 So are you familiar
01:10:56.940 with the terrifier movie
01:10:58.740 sequels.
01:11:00.100 You know I believe I'm
01:11:01.220 happy to say no I agree
01:11:04.380 with you.
01:11:05.420 You should be happy
01:11:06.640 to see it.
01:11:07.280 So this is a movie
01:11:08.400 series that is basically
01:11:12.180 designed for like horror
01:11:13.440 movie nerds who like
01:11:15.400 low I love practical
01:11:16.620 effects.
01:11:17.200 I hear that every single
01:11:17.940 time someone talks about
01:11:19.060 it.
01:11:19.120 So is this like a Jason
01:11:21.280 Blum a Blumhouse way
01:11:24.080 way like no major
01:11:25.380 studio would touch this.
01:11:26.820 It is like every the
01:11:29.960 most graphic and violent
01:11:31.380 scene you've ever seen
01:11:32.480 in any movie times a
01:11:33.860 thousand and that's
01:11:35.040 every moment of the
01:11:35.920 movie.
01:11:36.360 Well that shouldn't
01:11:36.820 affect your kids.
01:11:37.620 Not at all.
01:11:39.000 I was I mistakenly saw
01:11:41.900 one scene from this
01:11:43.060 movie and it haunts me
01:11:44.060 to this day.
01:11:44.740 I mean I'm not kidding
01:11:45.840 about it.
01:11:46.680 I mistakenly saw one
01:11:48.480 scene and it was so
01:11:49.880 horrible that like I
01:11:52.780 legitimately haunts me
01:11:54.300 to this day.
01:11:54.760 I'm actually I'm
01:11:56.060 regretful that I
01:11:56.980 actually watched it.
01:11:58.280 I mean that sincerely.
01:11:59.640 It is that awful and
01:12:02.180 it combines things like
01:12:03.480 not only just absolute
01:12:05.060 brutality.
01:12:05.900 It's about this killer
01:12:07.420 clown basically that
01:12:09.680 sounds not as bad when I
01:12:12.560 make it.
01:12:12.860 Right.
01:12:13.180 Yeah.
01:12:13.280 No.
01:12:13.560 I mean if you see if you
01:12:14.620 see him it's a scary
01:12:15.740 clown.
01:12:16.160 People of course people
01:12:17.000 are afraid of clowns and
01:12:17.960 they should be.
01:12:18.780 All clowns are scary.
01:12:19.180 They should be.
01:12:20.520 And it is basically
01:12:21.960 just it's just like it's
01:12:24.620 for horror nerds to up
01:12:25.680 the violence to an
01:12:26.400 extreme like they're
01:12:27.000 intentionally going over
01:12:28.020 the top with it.
01:12:28.780 It's it.
01:12:30.060 They're trying to make it
01:12:31.400 look as horrible as
01:12:32.260 possible and they they
01:12:33.240 succeed in many cases
01:12:34.520 and they combine things
01:12:36.000 like like not only just
01:12:38.100 brutal awful torture and
01:12:40.140 violence but also with
01:12:41.220 like sexual themes.
01:12:42.700 So you're introducing a
01:12:44.000 little Moloch worship.
01:12:45.340 A lot of it.
01:12:46.300 A lot of it.
01:12:47.520 A lot of it Glenn.
01:12:48.320 OK good nothing going
01:12:49.900 to happen to society
01:12:50.780 with a little Moloch
01:12:51.940 worship.
01:12:52.180 Not at all.
01:12:52.960 And I started thinking
01:12:53.780 like I because there's a
01:12:55.040 new one coming out.
01:12:56.020 It's coming out for the
01:12:56.660 holidays.
01:12:58.640 A new I'm sorry.
01:13:00.220 What?
01:13:00.500 Terrifier 3 here for the
01:13:01.500 holidays Glenn.
01:13:02.160 Here for the holidays.
01:13:02.680 Now of course Halloween
01:13:03.680 right around the corner
01:13:04.500 sensible time.
01:13:05.560 Sure.
01:13:05.840 But this particular theme
01:13:07.360 judging by the trailers
01:13:08.540 which I'm not going to
01:13:09.960 watch but the picture is
01:13:12.000 is this guy the clown or I
01:13:13.820 think it's Art the clown
01:13:14.700 is dressed up as Santa
01:13:16.140 Claus.
01:13:16.900 Oh.
01:13:17.200 Now you might think
01:13:18.220 to yourself well what
01:13:19.360 what would Santa Claus do
01:13:21.020 within the parameters I
01:13:22.240 just described.
01:13:23.460 Right.
01:13:23.880 What does Santa Claus do.
01:13:25.200 Who does he meet with.
01:13:26.300 Oh.
01:13:26.680 Oh no.
01:13:27.480 Right.
01:13:28.440 This is children.
01:13:31.240 OK.
01:13:32.280 Children murdering children.
01:13:34.580 That's what Santa Claus
01:13:35.580 would do.
01:13:36.100 Right.
01:13:36.300 If he was a murdering
01:13:37.100 clown he'd kill a bunch
01:13:38.560 of kids.
01:13:39.300 Right.
01:13:39.840 So this is the new one
01:13:40.760 coming out this season.
01:13:41.680 That's not the end of the
01:13:44.140 story just so you know
01:13:45.580 that's how dark we've
01:13:47.400 apparently become there's
01:13:48.540 now an appetite for
01:13:49.800 murdering slaughtering
01:13:51.020 torturing children on film
01:13:52.680 in theaters near you I
01:13:54.240 think this weekend but I
01:13:56.180 was like who would come
01:13:58.020 up with an idea like that
01:13:59.400 who would be the person
01:14:01.360 who would have these
01:14:03.540 thoughts that would lead
01:14:04.780 them to make three of
01:14:06.160 these movies now and
01:14:07.460 probably a bunch more
01:14:08.400 because they've been
01:14:08.900 somewhat successful.
01:14:10.440 Please tell me it's
01:14:11.040 somebody in the
01:14:11.560 Democratic Party.
01:14:13.660 Kamala Harris the
01:14:14.840 director of this film.
01:14:16.720 No.
01:14:17.260 I wish that was true.
01:14:18.340 No.
01:14:19.480 His last name is
01:14:20.660 Thornton.
01:14:21.480 OK.
01:14:21.920 I'm going to read the
01:14:22.880 paragraph when I gasped
01:14:24.980 as I was reading the
01:14:25.800 story.
01:14:27.020 Thornton said he's
01:14:28.100 constantly checking on
01:14:29.540 the actors who are on
01:14:30.920 the receiving end of
01:14:32.140 Art the Clown's
01:14:32.980 violence to make sure
01:14:34.500 they're comfortable and
01:14:35.820 safe.
01:14:36.740 OK.
01:14:37.040 Like you think our
01:14:37.820 director is going to go
01:14:38.620 around and be like hey
01:14:39.220 I know something Alec
01:14:40.220 Baldwin didn't do.
01:14:41.180 Right.
01:14:42.920 What.
01:14:43.780 That's sad.
01:14:44.640 That's sad but true.
01:14:46.360 OK.
01:14:46.620 OK.
01:14:47.260 So he's checking to
01:14:48.200 make sure they're
01:14:48.640 comfortable and safe.
01:14:49.560 He's especially
01:14:50.400 concerned about the
01:14:51.700 kids on set comma as
01:14:55.080 a former elementary
01:14:56.660 school teacher.
01:14:58.360 Oh my gosh.
01:15:00.000 The man who dreamed
01:15:01.540 up all of the most
01:15:04.000 horrific violent
01:15:06.220 terrible things who is
01:15:07.840 now debuting a movie
01:15:08.900 about doing these
01:15:10.120 things to children
01:15:11.060 was a former
01:15:12.920 elementary school
01:15:13.880 teacher.
01:15:14.700 I think you might
01:15:15.540 want to look back in
01:15:16.320 your records to see if
01:15:17.120 you had Mr.
01:15:17.800 Thornton because you
01:15:19.480 might have had a really
01:15:20.680 screwed up childhood.
01:15:21.980 Wow.
01:15:23.700 No but they care about
01:15:24.800 your kids more than
01:15:25.840 that.
01:15:26.540 Right.
01:15:26.920 He's chopping them up.
01:15:28.380 He wants to make sure
01:15:29.300 they feel safe.
01:15:30.700 You know.
01:15:31.520 OK.
01:15:31.840 Thank you for that
01:15:32.720 strange update Stu.
01:15:34.400 Let me tell you.
01:15:35.320 And Kamala Harris is the
01:15:36.560 associate producer.
01:15:40.920 All right.
01:15:42.080 I want to tell you about
01:15:43.220 U.S. Navy.
01:15:44.860 You know I have to tell
01:15:45.520 you.
01:15:45.680 You told me something
01:15:46.400 about a scene.
01:15:47.660 Yes.
01:15:48.340 That you just told me
01:15:50.360 about and it's historic
01:15:51.420 right.
01:15:52.520 Yes.
01:15:52.820 It was a reference
01:15:54.340 Elizabeth Bathory.
01:15:55.800 Yeah.
01:15:56.220 I don't think we need to
01:15:57.380 go into it.
01:15:58.300 When in 1600s or
01:15:59.680 something.
01:16:00.960 Yeah.
01:16:01.320 I think it was the
01:16:02.400 1600s.
01:16:03.100 Yeah.
01:16:03.320 Killed 80 almost 600
01:16:05.140 people.
01:16:06.160 I won't give you the
01:16:06.660 details.
01:16:07.260 Yeah.
01:16:07.400 Thank you.
01:16:07.740 Because you already
01:16:08.300 did and I can't get it
01:16:09.240 out of my head.
01:16:10.140 And that was nothing.
01:16:11.220 That was exceeded in
01:16:13.700 the that was not even in
01:16:15.000 the terrifier movies.
01:16:15.900 That was like a hostile
01:16:16.740 sequel.
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01:18:17.100 So, Stu, help me out on
01:18:21.660 something.
01:18:22.020 Yeah, sure.
01:18:23.760 Is Joe Biden trying to
01:18:26.500 hurt Kamala's campaign?
01:18:29.080 I really want to believe
01:18:30.060 this.
01:18:31.360 I think it's hard to at
01:18:34.380 least consider it to be
01:18:36.240 true.
01:18:36.840 It's hard to consider it.
01:18:37.480 It's hard to not consider
01:18:39.020 it to be true.
01:18:39.920 It has to be in the realm
01:18:41.060 of possibility.
01:18:41.940 Yeah.
01:18:42.280 You know, leading into
01:18:42.940 this, Glenn, a couple weeks
01:18:43.860 ago, there was a story that
01:18:44.740 not a lot of people paid
01:18:45.500 attention to that was
01:18:47.020 Joe Biden, like, very
01:18:48.540 frustrated that they've
01:18:50.040 moved on so fast for him.
01:18:52.160 Right.
01:18:52.720 And this is obviously
01:18:54.380 coming from Biden and
01:18:55.500 the people around him.
01:18:56.600 They're like, well, how
01:18:57.380 come they're not saying
01:18:58.140 Bidenomics?
01:18:58.860 How come they're not
01:18:59.600 praising my incredible
01:19:00.720 history?
01:19:01.260 I was guaranteed he was
01:19:02.520 told we'll celebrate you
01:19:04.140 in your presidency.
01:19:05.020 And they did.
01:19:05.460 And they did.
01:19:06.180 At one o'clock in the
01:19:06.760 morning.
01:19:07.080 For, like, very short
01:19:07.740 time, one o'clock in the
01:19:08.680 morning, and that was it.
01:19:09.940 So, I think, like, there's
01:19:11.220 a reason to believe this is
01:19:12.660 true, and it seems to be
01:19:13.920 accelerating by the
01:19:15.000 things he's saying
01:19:15.660 publicly.
01:19:16.060 Because she's trying to
01:19:17.940 come in and, you know,
01:19:19.200 with the hurricane thing
01:19:20.340 on Friday, she said,
01:19:23.180 Ron DeSantis is not
01:19:24.060 taking my calls.
01:19:25.160 And he didn't back her
01:19:26.620 up on that.
01:19:27.800 And then he said, my
01:19:29.160 administration is ready
01:19:30.720 to support both leaders
01:19:32.860 and the people of
01:19:33.980 Florida with any further
01:19:35.420 resources they may need.
01:19:37.180 My administration, not
01:19:38.300 our administration.
01:19:39.060 administration, and said
01:19:42.440 that, you know, DeSantis
01:19:44.360 was doing a great job and
01:19:46.160 everything else.
01:19:47.820 Then, on Friday, she
01:19:49.560 holds a press conference.
01:19:51.580 Sorry, she's holding a
01:19:52.840 rally and trying to get
01:19:54.920 the union workers, and he
01:19:56.460 holds a press conference
01:19:57.640 that interrupts that rally.
01:19:59.880 Uh, so he talks about the
01:20:02.700 hurricane.
01:20:04.720 I mean, how many press
01:20:07.740 conferences has he done?
01:20:09.880 He does one coincidentally at
01:20:11.960 the same time?
01:20:13.840 Really?
01:20:15.200 That's kind of odd.
01:20:17.600 Uh, and of course they were
01:20:19.620 trading those compliments.
01:20:21.040 Yeah.
01:20:21.940 She was a major player in
01:20:25.400 everything we've done,
01:20:27.420 including all of the passage
01:20:28.800 of all of the bills that
01:20:30.180 said that we just, we
01:20:31.780 could never, and she's been
01:20:33.100 her and her staff, this is a
01:20:35.000 quote, interlocked with mine
01:20:37.140 in terms of all of the
01:20:38.740 things we're doing.
01:20:39.800 That is the exact type of
01:20:41.400 thing you'd do if you were
01:20:43.280 like, oh, you're going to
01:20:44.500 run away from me?
01:20:45.440 Oh, yeah.
01:20:46.520 Oh, you know what?
01:20:47.280 She was central to every
01:20:49.760 single thing we did.
01:20:52.100 And of course, Kamala
01:20:53.320 hurt herself by basically
01:20:54.920 saying that on the view.
01:20:57.380 Uh, so, I mean, she's
01:20:59.180 making it worse.
01:21:00.280 Maybe that's her way of
01:21:01.580 trying to smooth things
01:21:03.020 over.
01:21:03.400 Maybe they went too far,
01:21:04.520 you know, because you have
01:21:06.040 to believe part of the deal
01:21:07.160 with him stepping down was
01:21:08.600 you're going to be a legend
01:21:11.680 for this.
01:21:12.560 Right.
01:21:13.020 And they, and you have seen
01:21:14.360 them attempt that, right?
01:21:15.480 They've said stuff like
01:21:16.300 this was the most brave
01:21:17.200 thing.
01:21:18.440 Um, at the beginning,
01:21:19.280 they've moved on now as
01:21:21.280 they should have because
01:21:22.860 it didn't work, but
01:21:24.580 they've moved on saying
01:21:26.100 that she is the agent of
01:21:27.580 change and he's telling
01:21:30.500 the truth.
01:21:31.120 No, no, no.
01:21:32.380 She was in on everything
01:21:33.120 in on everything.
01:21:33.920 And she's a huge believer
01:21:35.660 in this stuff.
01:21:36.200 When she talks about
01:21:37.360 squashing freedom of
01:21:38.500 speech.
01:21:38.960 Oh, she means it.
01:21:40.540 There's no doubt she, I
01:21:41.920 mean, look, Joe Biden is
01:21:43.180 a historically bad
01:21:44.120 president, but she is
01:21:45.420 legitimately worse.
01:21:46.380 I don't even say that as
01:21:47.420 like, okay, well, it's,
01:21:48.520 she's now the candidate
01:21:49.260 and she, she will be
01:21:50.580 much, much worse on, on
01:21:52.120 highly significant
01:21:53.820 portions of her
01:21:55.240 government.
01:21:55.860 You know, including,
01:21:56.600 you know, Israel is a
01:21:57.520 great example.
01:21:58.320 I mean, Joe Biden is not
01:21:59.620 good on Israel.
01:22:00.540 He's not, but she will be
01:22:03.100 horrific on it.
01:22:04.480 She's, you know, she's
01:22:05.520 going to be essentially
01:22:06.200 Rashida Tlaib on the
01:22:07.420 issue.
01:22:07.920 Yeah, she will be.
01:22:09.160 And that is not, that's a
01:22:10.480 scary prospect.
01:22:12.300 Um, on guns, on guns.
01:22:13.980 She will be worse.
01:22:14.980 I mean, Biden, like for
01:22:16.140 everything that we've said
01:22:17.040 bad about Biden, and I
01:22:18.320 would stand by all of it,
01:22:20.000 you know, Biden has
01:22:21.000 typically been in the
01:22:22.220 center of the Democratic
01:22:23.540 Party every step of the
01:22:25.320 way.
01:22:26.140 Where, so like, when
01:22:27.240 Democrats were sort of on
01:22:28.740 the more conservative-ish
01:22:30.260 Democrat side back in like
01:22:31.900 the, the 90s when the
01:22:33.220 era of the government is
01:22:34.180 over, he was kind of
01:22:35.020 there.
01:22:35.620 He was fighting, he was
01:22:36.620 passing the crime bill
01:22:37.640 because he's, crime was an
01:22:38.800 issue and he was there.
01:22:39.880 He's a beard.
01:22:41.480 Yeah.
01:22:41.840 He's a beard for the
01:22:42.800 people that are actually
01:22:43.940 running the show.
01:22:45.120 Yep.
01:22:45.360 Okay, he just is like,
01:22:46.560 he'll just go along, but
01:22:48.200 he's not actually doing it.
01:22:50.380 Right.
01:22:50.640 You know what I mean?
01:22:51.460 She will be involved in
01:22:53.480 doing it.
01:22:54.120 Her, you know, one of those
01:22:54.980 speeches where she says,
01:22:56.100 we just are going to take
01:22:57.360 away, uh, the private
01:22:59.420 businesses right to do
01:23:01.280 that.
01:23:01.520 We'll just take their
01:23:02.540 patents.
01:23:03.980 You what?
01:23:04.760 Pardon me?
01:23:05.660 You what?
01:23:07.320 I mean, that's communist
01:23:08.280 and she said, you can't
01:23:10.020 said, you can't do that.
01:23:10.860 She said, we can do it.
01:23:11.660 Oh, we can do it.
01:23:12.600 If you have the will to
01:23:14.100 do it and I have the will
01:23:15.940 to do it.
01:23:17.160 Holy cow, gang.
01:23:18.560 Yep.
01:23:19.320 Uh, that's not good.
01:23:20.520 And she's, you know,
01:23:21.200 she's young enough.
01:23:21.840 She's not going to just
01:23:22.260 like fall asleep and
01:23:23.320 that's going to get us
01:23:24.140 through the next four
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01:27:02.760 I needed some therapy
01:27:04.160 I was gonna lose my
01:27:05.180 None of them say that
01:27:06.420 Alright
01:27:06.860 realestateagentsitrust.com
01:27:09.500 realestateagentsitrust.com
01:27:12.240 get your home sold
01:27:13.820 on time
01:27:14.620 for the most amount
01:27:15.540 of money
01:27:15.840 in the house
01:27:16.520 you're looking for
01:27:17.540 realestateagentsitrust.com
01:27:20.280 So I tweeted this
01:27:23.840 earlier today
01:27:24.860 my
01:27:25.420 my son
01:27:28.340 sent me a
01:27:29.740 a picture
01:27:31.020 of
01:27:32.020 him and me
01:27:33.440 and Donald Trump
01:27:34.140 together
01:27:34.520 this was taken
01:27:35.940 a couple of weeks ago
01:27:36.740 one of the rallies
01:27:37.620 and by the way
01:27:39.500 I'm gonna be in
01:27:40.320 I wanna say
01:27:42.200 Phoenix
01:27:42.660 area
01:27:43.340 on Sunday
01:27:45.180 with Donald Trump
01:27:46.800 but
01:27:47.700 so he said that to me
01:27:49.380 and I just
01:27:50.440 he was like
01:27:51.180 dad this is so cool
01:27:52.100 picture with me
01:27:53.320 and you
01:27:53.620 and Donald Trump
01:27:54.380 it's pretty cool
01:27:54.940 Rafe's looking good
01:27:56.240 I feel like
01:27:56.940 you could see him
01:27:57.820 and Barron
01:27:58.260 tearing up the town
01:27:58.980 after this
01:27:59.460 yeah
01:27:59.680 yeah
01:28:00.140 so
01:28:01.460 all I could see
01:28:03.640 was
01:28:04.260 well
01:28:05.880 my hair first
01:28:07.320 my hair looks
01:28:07.980 ridiculous
01:28:08.700 okay
01:28:09.640 and I'm standing
01:28:10.720 next to Donald Trump
01:28:12.120 I mean that is
01:28:13.600 that is not easy
01:28:15.380 to do
01:28:16.060 when Donald Trump's
01:28:17.280 hair makes your
01:28:18.260 hair look
01:28:19.020 ridiculous
01:28:19.800 you know
01:28:21.920 I mean I was
01:28:22.740 famous for having
01:28:23.960 interesting eccentric
01:28:26.460 hair a little bit
01:28:27.300 me
01:28:27.600 no him
01:28:28.500 yeah
01:28:28.800 you're not
01:28:29.780 you're not known
01:28:30.880 for that
01:28:31.320 no
01:28:31.780 you're just
01:28:32.420 about to be
01:28:33.200 known for
01:28:33.600 I'm just about
01:28:34.180 to be known
01:28:34.900 I mean
01:28:35.700 wow that's bad
01:28:37.860 and when you're
01:28:38.660 standing next to
01:28:39.320 Donald Trump
01:28:39.780 and you notice
01:28:40.580 your hair
01:28:41.260 and then you look
01:28:42.140 at his hair
01:28:42.800 and you're like
01:28:43.260 wow his hair
01:28:44.120 looks good
01:28:44.620 that's saying
01:28:45.760 something
01:28:46.320 okay
01:28:46.820 and then he
01:28:47.820 looks like
01:28:48.380 you know
01:28:48.640 he's seen
01:28:49.400 the sun
01:28:50.040 one time
01:28:50.740 this century
01:28:51.500 I look like
01:28:53.240 I don't know
01:28:54.180 an anemic
01:28:55.120 vampire
01:28:55.840 that never
01:28:57.500 has seen
01:28:58.060 the sun
01:28:58.580 and when I say
01:28:59.980 anemic
01:29:00.620 maybe
01:29:01.120 maybe it would
01:29:01.880 be better
01:29:02.340 to say
01:29:02.920 like
01:29:03.320 I don't know
01:29:05.000 a vampire
01:29:06.240 that
01:29:07.000 has never
01:29:08.720 seen the sun
01:29:09.460 and then
01:29:10.140 also
01:29:10.880 snacks
01:29:11.640 between
01:29:12.160 putting his
01:29:13.160 fangs
01:29:13.580 into
01:29:13.820 somebody's
01:29:14.360 neck
01:29:14.700 you know
01:29:15.540 what I mean
01:29:15.860 I'm a fat
01:29:17.380 marshmallow man
01:29:18.560 with ridiculous
01:29:20.120 hair
01:29:20.660 that's all I
01:29:22.860 can see
01:29:23.220 I just
01:29:23.620 looking at
01:29:24.040 that
01:29:24.160 oh my
01:29:24.920 god
01:29:25.220 does this
01:29:25.680 I mean
01:29:25.900 considering
01:29:26.300 that
01:29:27.000 your son
01:29:28.120 is in
01:29:28.380 the picture
01:29:28.780 and the
01:29:30.060 former president
01:29:30.720 of the United
01:29:31.080 States
01:29:31.360 the fact
01:29:31.800 that you're
01:29:32.120 only thinking
01:29:32.680 about yourself
01:29:33.320 what does
01:29:33.680 that
01:29:33.880 what does
01:29:34.400 it say
01:29:34.740 about you
01:29:35.220 oh I'm
01:29:35.460 a complete
01:29:35.960 egomaniac
01:29:36.740 I mean
01:29:39.720 I'm the
01:29:40.180 least humble
01:29:40.800 in the
01:29:41.120 picture
01:29:41.420 I know
01:29:44.620 it's the
01:29:45.340 Trump thing
01:29:45.820 with the
01:29:46.140 thumbs up
01:29:46.880 what are
01:29:47.520 you doing
01:29:48.080 though
01:29:48.340 in the
01:29:48.800 picture
01:29:49.060 well
01:29:49.360 now in
01:29:50.080 retrospect
01:29:50.560 that's bad
01:29:51.380 I'm pointing
01:29:52.560 to him
01:29:53.280 but it
01:29:53.920 looks like
01:29:54.580 I'm holding
01:29:55.040 a gun
01:29:55.540 to him
01:29:55.920 it's really
01:29:56.900 a bad
01:29:57.560 I didn't
01:29:58.540 think of it
01:29:59.060 that way
01:29:59.560 considering
01:30:00.260 the past
01:30:01.020 history
01:30:01.400 the last
01:30:01.740 few months
01:30:02.320 the fact
01:30:02.720 that you're
01:30:03.040 pointing
01:30:03.340 it's seemingly
01:30:04.180 pointing a
01:30:04.680 finger gun
01:30:05.200 at the
01:30:05.520 president
01:30:05.880 right
01:30:06.380 what's
01:30:07.140 happening
01:30:07.540 I don't
01:30:08.480 know
01:30:08.820 it's his
01:30:09.660 hair
01:30:09.940 it's his
01:30:11.220 hair
01:30:11.440 I'm like
01:30:11.920 you have
01:30:12.300 better
01:30:12.580 hair
01:30:12.840 than me
01:30:13.240 you know
01:30:13.820 what I
01:30:14.060 didn't
01:30:14.340 notice
01:30:14.720 until I
01:30:16.120 saw this
01:30:16.480 and somebody
01:30:17.040 said
01:30:17.360 I mean
01:30:17.660 I tweeted
01:30:18.940 this out
01:30:19.420 today
01:30:19.800 and these
01:30:20.840 are some
01:30:21.140 of the
01:30:21.340 responses
01:30:21.940 yeah Glenn
01:30:24.780 but you
01:30:25.740 have great
01:30:26.320 eyes
01:30:26.780 that's what
01:30:27.980 you say
01:30:28.680 about somebody
01:30:29.720 you're dating
01:30:30.620 you know
01:30:31.000 somebody that
01:30:31.620 a blind date
01:30:32.600 and they're
01:30:32.940 like no
01:30:33.760 trust me
01:30:34.300 you
01:30:34.460 such a sweet
01:30:35.920 spirit
01:30:36.480 and beautiful
01:30:37.600 eyes
01:30:38.080 really
01:30:38.920 no one
01:30:39.880 says that
01:30:40.240 about you
01:30:40.560 you have
01:30:41.560 such a
01:30:41.920 sweet
01:30:42.180 spirit
01:30:42.540 okay
01:30:42.820 another
01:30:43.880 comment
01:30:44.300 was
01:30:44.740 yeah Glenn
01:30:45.700 because
01:30:46.200 you're
01:30:46.600 fat
01:30:47.120 and he's
01:30:47.780 not
01:30:48.180 this one
01:30:52.340 alcoholism
01:30:53.780 ages people
01:30:54.920 rapidly
01:30:55.700 that's true
01:30:57.680 and Trump
01:30:58.320 has never
01:30:58.660 had a drink
01:30:59.280 yeah
01:30:59.700 you can see
01:31:00.120 the difference
01:31:00.640 and then the
01:31:01.080 other thing
01:31:01.680 is
01:31:02.080 now he's
01:31:02.540 young
01:31:02.780 how much
01:31:03.600 younger
01:31:03.800 is he
01:31:04.320 than you
01:31:04.800 Trump
01:31:06.440 so the
01:31:08.320 other thing
01:31:08.880 and I
01:31:09.360 didn't
01:31:09.600 notice
01:31:09.980 this
01:31:10.380 somebody
01:31:11.500 said
01:31:11.840 are you
01:31:12.220 standing
01:31:12.620 on an
01:31:13.040 apple
01:31:13.340 box
01:31:13.840 no
01:31:15.340 no
01:31:15.820 Glenn's
01:31:16.780 actually
01:31:17.020 tall
01:31:17.320 I'm
01:31:17.620 actually
01:31:17.900 tall
01:31:18.340 and I
01:31:18.740 didn't
01:31:18.980 realize
01:31:19.260 that's
01:31:19.900 the one
01:31:20.260 thing
01:31:20.480 I have
01:31:20.840 going
01:31:21.100 for me
01:31:21.640 but I
01:31:22.020 think
01:31:22.360 it's
01:31:22.600 just
01:31:22.880 my
01:31:23.140 hair
01:31:23.480 because
01:31:23.720 it's
01:31:23.980 so
01:31:24.220 ridiculous
01:31:24.900 it
01:31:25.840 looks
01:31:26.300 like
01:31:26.540 I'm
01:31:26.740 taller
01:31:26.980 than
01:31:27.220 he
01:31:27.380 is
01:31:27.600 yeah
01:31:28.000 basically
01:31:28.860 the
01:31:29.160 same
01:31:29.320 height
01:31:29.540 and
01:31:29.700 Trump's
01:31:30.020 known
01:31:30.280 for
01:31:30.680 what
01:31:30.840 is he
01:31:31.020 6'2
01:31:31.400 6'3
01:31:31.740 you're
01:31:31.960 about
01:31:32.100 6'3
01:31:34.800 just
01:31:35.620 look at
01:31:35.900 the size
01:31:36.540 of my
01:31:36.900 head
01:31:37.200 compared
01:31:37.540 to
01:31:37.700 everybody
01:31:38.020 else
01:31:38.400 in it
01:31:39.280 I mean
01:31:39.580 it's
01:31:40.660 quite a
01:31:41.180 piece
01:31:41.380 of work
01:31:41.820 isn't
01:31:42.240 it
01:31:42.480 wow
01:31:45.240 the Lord
01:31:46.040 spent
01:31:46.420 no time
01:31:47.220 on you
01:31:47.700 you know
01:31:49.220 in the
01:31:49.540 looks
01:31:49.780 department
01:31:50.260 I mean
01:31:50.560 he gave
01:31:50.880 me some
01:31:51.180 other
01:31:51.380 talents
01:31:51.880 really
01:31:52.740 I haven't
01:31:53.500 found
01:31:53.720 them yet
01:31:54.040 but I'm
01:31:54.520 sure
01:31:54.760 they're
01:31:55.020 there
01:31:55.320 I'll
01:31:55.680 find
01:31:55.980 them
01:31:56.120 I'll
01:31:56.540 find
01:31:56.820 them
01:31:57.060 yeah
01:31:57.780 maybe
01:31:58.040 but
01:31:58.380 you know
01:31:58.820 yeah
01:31:59.220 but that's
01:32:00.100 yeah
01:32:00.360 there's a lot
01:32:00.840 of stories
01:32:01.240 to be told
01:32:01.660 from that
01:32:01.940 one photo
01:32:02.460 a picture
01:32:03.380 is worth
01:32:03.740 a thousand
01:32:04.100 words
01:32:04.800 I gotta
01:32:05.200 stop
01:32:05.760 because I've
01:32:06.480 taken several
01:32:06.940 pictures with
01:32:07.520 him you know
01:32:07.900 pointing to
01:32:08.380 him like
01:32:08.800 he's the
01:32:09.400 guy
01:32:09.660 yeah
01:32:10.120 but
01:32:10.540 you combined
01:32:11.680 it you did
01:32:12.200 the thumbs
01:32:12.640 up and
01:32:13.180 the finger
01:32:13.860 gun
01:32:14.060 and that
01:32:14.280 means it's
01:32:14.740 a finger
01:32:15.000 gun
01:32:15.280 right
01:32:15.680 yeah
01:32:16.180 so the man
01:32:16.840 who's almost
01:32:17.260 been assassinated
01:32:18.100 twice
01:32:18.520 bad idea
01:32:20.640 I'll have
01:32:21.420 to
01:32:21.660 I'll have
01:32:23.400 to give
01:32:23.720 you that
01:32:24.040 yeah
01:32:24.760 that's
01:32:26.000 incredible
01:32:26.420 he probably
01:32:26.660 looked at
01:32:27.140 that and
01:32:27.400 went what
01:32:27.700 the hell
01:32:28.040 is he
01:32:28.320 doing
01:32:28.440 what's
01:32:28.680 he
01:32:28.740 doing
01:32:29.140 he's
01:32:30.180 threatening
01:32:30.500 me
01:32:30.760 actually
01:32:31.200 I don't
01:32:31.900 think that's
01:32:32.180 what I
01:32:32.360 think he
01:32:32.600 looked at
01:32:32.840 and said
01:32:33.120 what the
01:32:33.460 heck am
01:32:33.740 I doing
01:32:34.180 why am I
01:32:35.180 doing this
01:32:37.840 whatever
01:32:38.540 I'm doing
01:32:39.700 it's not
01:32:40.060 worth it
01:32:40.580 I mean the
01:32:41.040 country doesn't
01:32:41.520 it's not that
01:32:42.200 important
01:32:42.680 I have to
01:32:43.440 stand with
01:32:43.800 this guy
01:32:44.320 over and
01:32:44.680 over again
01:32:45.120 come on
01:32:46.500 I will
01:32:47.960 say too
01:32:48.360 and this
01:32:49.100 is
01:32:49.380 you
01:32:49.900 after
01:32:50.440 losing
01:32:51.180 what
01:32:51.420 like
01:32:51.700 a lot
01:32:52.380 of
01:32:52.540 weight
01:32:52.840 okay
01:32:53.540 you
01:32:53.760 don't
01:32:54.060 I'm
01:32:55.100 trying to
01:32:55.540 I'm
01:32:55.780 trying to
01:32:56.020 praise you
01:32:56.440 you're
01:32:56.920 doing
01:32:57.100 really
01:32:57.360 well
01:32:57.620 with
01:32:57.780 that
01:32:57.880 how
01:32:58.000 much
01:32:58.120 have
01:32:58.220 you
01:32:58.280 lost
01:32:58.520 now
01:32:58.760 a lot
01:32:59.640 yeah
01:32:59.860 about
01:33:00.080 40 pounds
01:33:00.840 40 pounds
01:33:01.740 yeah
01:33:02.040 40 pounds
01:33:02.760 so in
01:33:03.080 theory
01:33:03.420 that could
01:33:04.020 have
01:33:04.120 been a lot
01:33:04.440 worse
01:33:04.800 it's
01:33:06.060 like the
01:33:06.380 hurricane
01:33:06.840 it's
01:33:07.480 like
01:33:07.620 ah
01:33:07.980 we only
01:33:08.760 lost
01:33:09.060 a bunch
01:33:09.400 of
01:33:09.520 houses
01:33:09.880 and
01:33:10.200 some
01:33:10.400 trees
01:33:10.720 and
01:33:10.840 there
01:33:10.920 a bunch
01:33:11.140 of
01:33:11.260 tornadoes
01:33:11.800 took
01:33:11.960 out
01:33:12.120 a bunch
01:33:12.320 of
01:33:12.500 it
01:33:12.800 could
01:33:13.040 have
01:33:13.120 been
01:33:13.240 worse
01:33:13.420 you're
01:33:13.600 saying
01:33:13.880 this
01:33:14.180 is
01:33:14.520 a
01:33:15.140 Milton
01:33:15.620 picture
01:33:15.940 you're
01:33:17.580 Hurricane
01:33:18.020 Milton
01:33:18.420 in the
01:33:18.800 photo
01:33:19.140 could have
01:33:23.380 been
01:33:23.500 worse
01:33:23.760 that's
01:33:25.860 the way
01:33:26.060 to look
01:33:26.300 at it
01:33:26.620 Katrina
01:33:27.040 Katrina
01:33:27.620 if you
01:33:28.000 took
01:33:28.140 the
01:33:28.260 picture
01:33:28.500 six
01:33:28.780 months
01:33:29.040 ago
01:33:29.320 yeah
01:33:29.820 oh
01:33:36.500 so that's
01:33:36.960 a great
01:33:37.160 great picture
01:33:37.660 though
01:33:37.820 yeah
01:33:38.140 thank you
01:33:38.600 and I'm
01:33:39.700 really glad
01:33:40.160 you posted
01:33:40.560 it
01:33:40.920 yeah
01:33:41.260 well I
01:33:42.820 mean
01:33:43.160 I can't
01:33:44.520 be the
01:33:44.820 only one
01:33:45.200 thinking
01:33:45.560 it
01:33:45.880 you know
01:33:46.540 what I
01:33:46.640 mean
01:33:46.840 yeah
01:33:47.240 you know
01:33:47.540 the
01:33:47.640 makeup
01:33:47.900 comes in
01:33:49.220 you know
01:33:49.520 all the
01:33:49.820 time
01:33:50.060 and they're
01:33:50.400 making us
01:33:51.320 you know
01:33:51.620 fixing the
01:33:52.840 hair and
01:33:53.140 stuff
01:33:53.320 and I'm
01:33:53.560 like
01:33:53.760 it doesn't
01:33:54.640 get any
01:33:55.080 better
01:33:55.360 no I
01:33:55.620 know
01:33:55.820 it's
01:33:56.100 there's
01:33:56.380 nothing
01:33:56.760 you can
01:33:57.260 do
01:33:57.480 to make
01:33:58.020 this
01:33:58.220 better
01:33:58.340 and no
01:33:58.940 one's
01:33:59.220 watching
01:33:59.780 for my
01:34:01.040 good
01:34:01.240 looks
01:34:01.620 okay
01:34:02.000 that's
01:34:02.420 clear
01:34:02.980 oh
01:34:03.200 yeah
01:34:03.380 America
01:34:04.060 has
01:34:04.500 lowered
01:34:05.160 her
01:34:05.520 standards
01:34:06.400 to the
01:34:07.520 ground
01:34:08.000 seriously
01:34:08.440 they used
01:34:08.800 to put
01:34:08.980 like
01:34:09.120 really good
01:34:09.840 looking people
01:34:10.500 on TV
01:34:11.020 and now
01:34:11.640 they put
01:34:11.960 us on
01:34:12.280 I know
01:34:13.240 but not
01:34:15.700 really
01:34:16.320 we had
01:34:16.880 to build
01:34:17.380 our own
01:34:17.820 company
01:34:18.280 everybody
01:34:21.400 else in
01:34:21.960 the business
01:34:22.360 was like
01:34:22.740 we gotta
01:34:23.060 get rid
01:34:23.360 of that
01:34:23.700 yeah
01:34:24.040 it's fair
01:34:24.800 it's a fair
01:34:25.380 point
01:34:25.620 so we
01:34:26.180 got that
01:34:26.480 going for
01:34:26.940 us
01:34:27.160 okay
01:34:28.920 I did
01:34:30.880 a podcast
01:34:31.380 yesterday
01:34:32.100 it comes
01:34:32.420 out
01:34:32.680 it's out
01:34:33.540 for the
01:34:33.900 blaze
01:34:34.400 viewers
01:34:35.300 and it's
01:34:38.000 with Kirk
01:34:38.420 Cameron
01:34:38.820 and
01:34:40.140 man
01:34:41.180 I learned
01:34:41.520 so much
01:34:41.900 about him
01:34:42.380 he is
01:34:42.920 the most
01:34:43.880 genuinely
01:34:44.560 positive
01:34:45.540 happy guy
01:34:47.060 I think
01:34:47.420 I know
01:34:47.800 uh
01:34:50.120 he's really
01:34:50.840 consistent
01:34:51.400 I never
01:34:51.800 you never
01:34:52.140 see him
01:34:52.600 like
01:34:52.940 angry
01:34:53.800 or
01:34:54.280 or like
01:34:55.060 you know
01:34:55.500 what
01:34:55.700 we're all
01:34:56.080 gonna die
01:34:56.580 right
01:34:56.960 it's always
01:34:57.740 optimistic
01:34:58.300 always optimistic
01:34:59.560 and it's
01:35:00.080 genuine
01:35:00.560 and you know
01:35:01.620 we got to the
01:35:02.500 end of the
01:35:02.840 interview
01:35:03.160 and it's a
01:35:03.620 very
01:35:03.940 I don't know
01:35:05.080 very real
01:35:05.900 moment
01:35:06.380 I guess
01:35:06.960 he was
01:35:07.760 you know
01:35:08.280 spewing
01:35:09.020 something
01:35:09.380 and you
01:35:10.320 know
01:35:10.420 all happy
01:35:10.960 talk
01:35:11.260 I'm sure
01:35:11.600 and I
01:35:12.520 found myself
01:35:13.460 I didn't hear
01:35:14.240 a word
01:35:14.480 he said
01:35:14.880 and then
01:35:15.300 he stopped
01:35:15.780 talking
01:35:16.220 and I
01:35:17.860 said
01:35:18.260 I gotta be
01:35:19.920 honest with
01:35:20.320 you
01:35:20.420 I didn't
01:35:21.100 I wasn't
01:35:21.540 even listening
01:35:22.000 to you
01:35:22.300 I don't
01:35:22.660 have any
01:35:22.980 idea
01:35:23.200 what
01:35:23.960 yeah
01:35:24.240 yeah
01:35:24.380 yeah
01:35:24.600 but I
01:35:25.100 because
01:35:25.380 because
01:35:25.880 because
01:35:26.240 I said
01:35:27.500 I'm just
01:35:28.660 looking at
01:35:29.300 you
01:35:29.640 and
01:35:30.620 and
01:35:31.300 listening
01:35:32.120 to your
01:35:32.580 happy
01:35:32.940 attitude
01:35:33.400 and I'm
01:35:33.800 looking
01:35:34.040 you know
01:35:34.640 I don't
01:35:35.080 mean to
01:35:35.400 be
01:35:35.540 you know
01:35:35.800 I'm not
01:35:36.200 coming on
01:35:36.660 to you
01:35:36.800 but
01:35:37.000 I'm looking
01:35:37.740 in your
01:35:38.140 eyes
01:35:38.440 and you
01:35:38.900 mean all
01:35:39.420 of this
01:35:39.680 stuff
01:35:39.880 you're
01:35:40.180 genuinely
01:35:40.860 very
01:35:41.920 positive
01:35:42.480 and happy
01:35:43.160 and I'm
01:35:44.520 thinking to
01:35:44.940 myself
01:35:45.460 that's what
01:35:47.380 I want to
01:35:47.700 be
01:35:47.880 I want to
01:35:48.460 be him
01:35:48.760 I want to
01:35:49.620 be like
01:35:49.940 him
01:35:50.260 yeah
01:35:51.280 we do
01:35:52.340 I mean
01:35:52.620 you kind
01:35:53.100 of connected
01:35:53.500 with that a
01:35:53.860 little bit
01:35:54.100 in that
01:35:54.380 Boris Johnson
01:35:55.160 clip you
01:35:55.580 played
01:35:55.780 earlier
01:35:56.080 where like
01:35:56.900 they're
01:35:57.040 like what
01:35:57.280 do you
01:35:57.360 think
01:35:57.500 democracy
01:35:58.140 is dead
01:35:58.720 and he
01:35:59.240 was like
01:35:59.600 no I'm
01:36:00.260 actually really
01:36:00.820 optimistic
01:36:01.380 and like
01:36:02.860 while you
01:36:04.000 could certainly
01:36:04.360 doubt that
01:36:04.780 there's reasons
01:36:05.320 to doubt
01:36:05.820 it right
01:36:06.540 now
01:36:06.780 like I
01:36:07.700 kind of
01:36:08.040 like that
01:36:08.340 I still
01:36:08.880 connect
01:36:09.220 with that
01:36:09.580 I still
01:36:10.000 I want
01:36:10.940 that to
01:36:11.680 be the
01:36:11.920 world
01:36:12.240 well
01:36:13.260 I'm not
01:36:13.480 saying it
01:36:13.760 is I'm
01:36:14.220 just saying
01:36:14.600 that's what
01:36:14.860 you want
01:36:15.740 it to be
01:36:16.080 and I
01:36:16.560 actually
01:36:17.100 you know
01:36:18.000 let's take
01:36:18.980 a quick
01:36:19.280 break and
01:36:19.840 then we'll
01:36:20.260 come back
01:36:20.660 and I
01:36:21.160 want to
01:36:21.380 play a
01:36:21.720 couple of
01:36:22.020 things
01:36:22.360 that are
01:36:23.280 in this
01:36:23.600 podcast
01:36:23.980 because
01:36:25.200 I think
01:36:26.860 he's
01:36:27.140 right
01:36:27.720 I think
01:36:28.580 he's
01:36:28.820 right
01:36:29.100 there's
01:36:29.480 we're on
01:36:30.180 the
01:36:30.460 precipice
01:36:31.180 of something
01:36:31.640 really good
01:36:32.280 probably
01:36:33.800 also in the
01:36:34.500 precipice
01:36:35.400 of something
01:36:35.860 really really
01:36:36.380 bad but
01:36:36.960 that will
01:36:37.400 turn out
01:36:38.080 to be
01:36:38.580 really really
01:36:39.300 good
01:36:39.760 there you
01:36:41.400 go
01:36:41.700 that's the
01:36:42.300 optimism
01:36:42.620 we're talking
01:36:43.020 about
01:36:43.220 I gotta have
01:36:44.220 a little
01:36:44.560 doom
01:36:44.880 in there
01:36:45.380 just a little
01:36:46.140 bit
01:36:46.300 strange and
01:36:46.920 winding
01:36:47.200 power
01:36:47.560 to get
01:36:48.520 there
01:36:48.740 all right
01:36:50.640 speaking of
01:36:51.180 optimism
01:36:51.520 let me tell
01:36:51.840 you about
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01:36:55.040 and you
01:36:55.460 might say
01:36:56.460 well
01:36:57.140 Stu you
01:36:57.920 don't know
01:36:58.200 anything about
01:36:58.820 hockey
01:36:59.540 and that's
01:37:00.280 true I
01:37:00.700 don't
01:37:01.560 but did
01:37:02.060 I put
01:37:02.400 in a
01:37:02.680 prize pick
01:37:03.160 lineup
01:37:03.740 about the
01:37:04.440 national hockey
01:37:05.100 situation
01:37:06.040 yes I
01:37:06.560 did
01:37:06.780 and here's
01:37:08.560 the here's
01:37:08.860 the thing
01:37:09.200 I didn't
01:37:09.860 know anything
01:37:10.260 about it
01:37:10.760 and I
01:37:12.600 did not get
01:37:13.340 many of them
01:37:13.780 right
01:37:14.060 okay
01:37:14.740 so you might
01:37:15.660 say wait a minute
01:37:16.140 how is that
01:37:16.520 optimistic
01:37:16.940 yeah
01:37:17.320 well it was a
01:37:17.980 protected pick
01:37:18.680 so what they do
01:37:20.140 if you get a
01:37:20.580 protected pick
01:37:21.260 if you lose
01:37:22.420 you just get
01:37:23.100 your money
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01:37:23.780 that's prize
01:37:25.140 picks
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01:37:26.780 time you gotta
01:37:27.240 check this thing
01:37:27.760 out
01:37:27.880 well this
01:37:28.220 definitely is
01:37:28.740 not run
01:37:29.100 by the
01:37:29.400 mob
01:37:29.680 it's not
01:37:31.300 it's a lot
01:37:33.260 of fun
01:37:33.800 and hey
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01:38:00.140 now if you
01:38:00.680 like hockey
01:38:01.240 basketball
01:38:01.680 whatever you
01:38:02.040 like check
01:38:02.900 it out
01:38:03.160 it's prize
01:38:03.660 picks run
01:38:04.680 your game
01:38:05.420 10 seconds
01:38:06.220 station ID
01:38:06.860 yeah well
01:38:15.880 it's a backhanded
01:38:16.940 compliment
01:38:17.500 that sure
01:38:19.100 yeah absolutely
01:38:19.920 I'm sure I'm
01:38:20.660 sure it is
01:38:21.120 all right
01:38:21.500 all right let
01:38:22.800 me take you to
01:38:23.540 Kirk Cameron
01:38:24.360 uh and uh
01:38:26.700 and a couple
01:38:27.680 of things he
01:38:28.140 said you have
01:38:29.080 to listen to
01:38:29.560 this whole
01:38:30.040 podcast it's
01:38:30.720 really very
01:38:31.780 inspiring uh
01:38:33.200 let's play cut
01:38:34.060 14 talking about
01:38:35.380 a spiritual
01:38:35.920 awakening why
01:38:37.460 doesn't the
01:38:37.820 family of faith
01:38:38.480 get a bigger
01:38:39.440 mission and
01:38:41.060 vision you've
01:38:42.580 got it you
01:38:43.680 you've got
01:38:44.220 mercury one and
01:38:45.020 so many other
01:38:45.500 things that you're
01:38:46.080 doing I think
01:38:46.760 it is starting
01:38:47.560 to happen it
01:38:48.180 is and this
01:38:48.960 is the very
01:38:49.620 crucible that
01:38:50.840 I think produces
01:38:52.160 bigger vision
01:38:53.560 vision of
01:38:54.440 victory the
01:38:55.540 need for
01:38:56.180 personal um
01:38:57.620 integrity
01:38:58.340 training and
01:38:59.560 strong families
01:39:00.540 this is these
01:39:01.520 are the hard
01:39:02.020 times that
01:39:02.540 produce strong
01:39:03.260 men yes
01:39:03.960 yes we've
01:39:06.120 gone through
01:39:06.640 easier times
01:39:07.880 that have
01:39:08.380 produced weak
01:39:09.020 men I love
01:39:10.020 how Jordan
01:39:10.400 Peterson says
01:39:11.040 if you think
01:39:11.420 strong men are
01:39:12.080 dangerous get
01:39:13.300 ready and for
01:39:14.480 what weak men
01:39:15.120 are potential
01:39:15.700 potential can
01:39:16.940 potentially do
01:39:17.700 yeah they're
01:39:18.680 dangerous and
01:39:19.800 this is where
01:39:20.920 we are I
01:39:22.080 saw these
01:39:22.560 strong men
01:39:23.020 in hurricane
01:39:23.780 I saw all
01:39:24.760 these men who
01:39:25.560 were former
01:39:26.320 seals they
01:39:27.520 were you know
01:39:28.980 airborne they
01:39:30.040 were just vets
01:39:30.980 yeah and they
01:39:31.800 all came in and
01:39:32.920 they were like
01:39:33.580 yeah that's not
01:39:35.240 gonna work here's
01:39:36.200 what we do and
01:39:37.400 it was strong men
01:39:38.580 standing up and
01:39:40.520 taking charge of
01:39:42.260 their own
01:39:42.780 communities in it
01:39:44.240 with grace and
01:39:45.180 dignity and
01:39:45.740 humility yeah but
01:39:47.180 taking charge and
01:39:48.400 being men and
01:39:49.240 it was inspiring
01:39:50.580 it is it is so
01:39:51.700 inspiring I I
01:39:53.160 I love it I
01:39:54.340 I feel the
01:39:55.660 rumblings of a
01:39:57.240 new spiritual
01:39:59.420 cultural awakening
01:40:00.540 in my heart I
01:40:02.560 see people's eyes
01:40:03.760 opening up and
01:40:05.640 they're getting
01:40:07.160 they're they're
01:40:08.380 they're on
01:40:09.020 mission moms
01:40:10.380 dads grandparents
01:40:11.400 and and they're
01:40:13.380 standing up they're
01:40:14.180 speaking up they're
01:40:15.120 leaning in I
01:40:16.360 love seeing the
01:40:17.420 homeschool movement
01:40:18.300 I love seeing
01:40:19.440 people pioneering
01:40:20.780 something and
01:40:21.880 taking back the
01:40:23.280 sacred role of
01:40:24.580 parenting and not
01:40:26.600 farming that out to
01:40:27.540 other people and
01:40:28.600 whether it's
01:40:29.020 homeschool or a
01:40:29.660 great private school
01:40:30.400 or a co-op or a
01:40:31.340 network or whatever
01:40:31.980 it is whatever it
01:40:32.880 is don't farm the
01:40:33.980 most precious gift
01:40:36.600 you've been given
01:40:37.420 out to other people
01:40:38.540 who want to use them
01:40:39.460 as useful idiots to
01:40:41.500 advance their
01:40:42.520 nefarious causes
01:40:43.560 and that sounds
01:40:44.560 extreme but it's
01:40:45.680 what they're doing
01:40:46.600 they're literally
01:40:48.140 chopping up
01:40:49.140 children's bodies
01:40:50.160 and telling them
01:40:52.020 that good is evil
01:40:53.320 and evil is good
01:40:53.860 so courageous
01:40:56.020 being courageous
01:40:57.520 starts in the
01:40:59.420 little things and
01:41:00.160 when we're faithful
01:41:00.740 in the little things
01:41:01.360 God then gives us
01:41:02.460 opportunities to be
01:41:03.420 in charge of greater
01:41:04.260 things and I think
01:41:05.240 that's why you've
01:41:07.020 been in charge of
01:41:07.700 such a great big
01:41:09.100 operation like you
01:41:11.280 have here is
01:41:12.340 because you have
01:41:13.060 been faithful in
01:41:15.400 smaller things and
01:41:17.180 you can be trusted
01:41:17.880 with bigger things
01:41:18.720 well I give the
01:41:20.460 credit to God and
01:41:22.020 the people who you
01:41:23.580 know are running
01:41:24.220 everything they're
01:41:24.960 they're so they're
01:41:27.000 so much better than
01:41:27.700 I am so how do we
01:41:29.120 choose how do you
01:41:32.780 get out and break
01:41:33.980 the cycle of
01:41:35.220 pessimism
01:41:36.200 all I could I
01:41:39.860 did stop listening
01:41:40.680 to that because
01:41:41.380 all I was thinking
01:41:41.980 was he has better
01:41:43.100 hair than me
01:41:43.720 I mean I think I
01:41:46.420 can only do
01:41:47.460 interviews now
01:41:49.640 like Boris Johnson
01:41:50.680 I mean that's it
01:41:52.060 Boris Johnson's
01:41:52.700 hair is great
01:41:53.380 wouldn't you like
01:41:54.380 when I mean it's
01:41:55.180 crazy but wouldn't
01:41:56.360 you I wouldn't
01:41:56.940 you love to be
01:41:57.560 like my hair
01:41:59.300 standing up I
01:41:59.940 don't care
01:42:00.220 oh I you'd
01:42:01.640 never have to
01:42:02.040 think about it
01:42:02.460 in fact I know
01:42:02.940 I'd love it
01:42:03.520 right out of bed
01:42:04.460 the clip that we
01:42:05.220 played earlier in
01:42:06.360 the middle of it
01:42:07.040 his hair is all
01:42:07.640 messed up as usual
01:42:08.500 and in the middle
01:42:09.320 of it he messes
01:42:10.700 it up more
01:42:11.260 yeah he runs his
01:42:12.480 fingers through his
01:42:13.120 hair and it makes
01:42:13.680 it work it's all
01:42:14.180 sticking up and he
01:42:14.780 does it intentionally
01:42:15.460 no that would be
01:42:16.520 great because everyone
01:42:17.100 would expect it
01:42:17.780 yeah and I tried
01:42:19.240 it I tried it I
01:42:20.420 tried it and I was
01:42:21.400 like I'm not gonna
01:42:21.900 comb my hair you
01:42:23.140 know not gonna comb
01:42:24.060 my hair yeah see
01:42:24.940 there's me and
01:42:25.520 Boris Johnson's hair
01:42:26.460 is definitely better
01:42:27.100 than yours well no
01:42:27.920 wait there's no
01:42:28.780 question about that
01:42:29.400 I tried it and my
01:42:30.060 wife was like run a
01:42:31.460 comb through that hair
01:42:32.100 honey and I'm like no
01:42:33.300 you know what I
01:42:34.200 don't care for
01:42:34.640 Einstein I don't
01:42:35.740 care yeah she
01:42:36.820 said you're not
01:42:37.500 Einstein and I
01:42:38.520 said well yeah okay
01:42:39.680 intellectually yes I
01:42:41.980 got that right I got
01:42:43.040 that but I mean put
01:42:45.780 me next to Einstein
01:42:46.780 you know she was
01:42:48.860 like what
01:42:50.600 and this is someone
01:42:55.140 you'd think would
01:42:55.920 have a favorable
01:42:56.440 opinion
01:42:56.840 yeah yeah given
01:42:58.300 that she's tied to
01:42:59.540 you for eternity
01:43:00.120 so you gotta you gotta
01:43:02.360 love that okay do we
01:43:03.740 have time for one
01:43:04.320 more clip because I
01:43:08.420 asked I asked him
01:43:09.820 about voting as a
01:43:11.460 Christian cut 13
01:43:13.200 there's a lot of
01:43:14.540 Christians that'll say
01:43:16.120 I'm just gonna pray I'm
01:43:17.920 not even gonna vote
01:43:18.760 yeah that to me is
01:43:20.720 insane I think it's
01:43:22.580 insane and I think
01:43:23.300 it's I think it's
01:43:24.100 immoral when you think
01:43:25.520 about it and and I
01:43:26.520 I don't I don't want
01:43:27.480 to say this this is
01:43:29.060 not a smackdown like
01:43:30.040 I I wrestle through
01:43:30.980 all these things yeah
01:43:32.120 myself and I get it
01:43:34.120 people don't want to
01:43:34.680 vote between the
01:43:35.440 lesser of two evils or
01:43:36.460 they say I don't want
01:43:37.140 to you know attach
01:43:38.000 hitch my my you know
01:43:39.800 my truck to to to that
01:43:41.720 guy or that girl but at
01:43:44.120 the end of the day we
01:43:47.220 have been given the
01:43:47.860 great privilege that
01:43:49.360 people in North Korea
01:43:50.340 don't have we get to
01:43:52.660 legally vote to select
01:43:56.280 our representatives but
01:43:58.540 if we just sit it out
01:44:01.140 that means that the
01:44:02.020 worst of the two
01:44:02.960 options has one less
01:44:04.400 vote to get to get
01:44:05.440 into power to just
01:44:06.540 destroy the future for
01:44:07.640 your children so we've
01:44:08.640 got to go with we're
01:44:09.460 always good last time I
01:44:10.740 checked Jesus wasn't on
01:44:11.680 the ballot and so we're
01:44:13.480 always going to be
01:44:14.300 voting for one of two
01:44:15.520 broken people and
01:44:17.140 nobody's perfect and so
01:44:20.480 we've got to go with the
01:44:22.140 best option that we
01:44:23.620 have available to us
01:44:24.860 knowing that the
01:44:27.160 president can't fix the
01:44:28.400 problem anyway yes
01:44:29.600 that's our job that's
01:44:31.420 what we're talking about
01:44:31.960 earlier it's the guys
01:44:33.280 that are doing in
01:44:34.300 Nashville what FEMA is
01:44:35.760 not doing the first
01:44:37.320 responders need to be
01:44:38.440 moms and dads building
01:44:39.540 culture in their homes
01:44:40.700 and then the executive
01:44:41.820 branch can provide some
01:44:43.020 air cover right if
01:44:45.100 they're doing their job
01:44:46.040 to keep the evil away so
01:44:47.140 we can do the good from
01:44:48.320 the inside out and
01:44:49.300 that's where the vote
01:44:50.480 comes in yes you need
01:44:52.120 the air cover right
01:44:53.340 we need the iron dome
01:44:54.640 we need the F-15s
01:44:56.300 we need that branch
01:44:57.780 correct and if you
01:44:59.220 don't pay attention to
01:45:00.400 that the air cover can
01:45:02.060 suddenly become enemy
01:45:03.460 fire yes now now we
01:45:05.400 have our own air cover
01:45:06.640 firing at us yes and
01:45:08.300 parents who are removing
01:45:09.600 their children from
01:45:10.760 pornography infested
01:45:12.640 schools are being called
01:45:13.800 domestic terrorists yes
01:45:15.040 parents who are not even
01:45:16.980 aware that their child is
01:45:18.740 wanting a gender change
01:45:20.360 surgery are being
01:45:22.460 penalized and laws are
01:45:25.180 being put into place that
01:45:26.440 will take those children
01:45:27.240 away from them and have
01:45:28.180 the parents pay for their
01:45:29.000 surgery in a safe house I
01:45:31.580 mean we have senators in
01:45:32.400 California where I used to
01:45:34.440 live that are saying if you
01:45:36.180 love your children flee our
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01:45:41.660 there for 10 years and
01:45:42.380 they've seen where this is
01:45:43.380 going yeah but like you
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01:45:56.200 looking back going they got
01:45:58.280 to the point where they
01:46:00.020 were calling murdering
01:46:01.100 babies reproductive care and
01:46:04.300 they were mutilating
01:46:05.240 children it got so crazy this
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01:46:20.480 they leaned into what was
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01:47:40.640 welcome to the Glenn Beck
01:47:58.420 program Stu just made quite an
01:48:00.040 astounding announcement to me
01:48:03.400 we were just talking about
01:48:05.720 sheriffs and how important
01:48:07.280 they are and after all these
01:48:09.620 years of working with Stu what
01:48:11.400 did you say I don't remember
01:48:13.660 yeah no I said I you know I
01:48:16.480 hear you talking about chairs
01:48:17.440 all the time but I still don't
01:48:18.720 really understand it like I don't
01:48:20.580 you and I don't I almost feel
01:48:22.280 like when you're talking about
01:48:23.100 that you're talking about your
01:48:24.060 ranch like it doesn't feel like
01:48:25.920 every county in the country has a
01:48:28.500 sheriff I know I don't know why I
01:48:30.020 think that way it feels like a
01:48:31.380 like a like an old school
01:48:33.240 western thing I know but it's not
01:48:35.360 no it's not really important
01:48:36.880 right uh and the sheriff in your
01:48:39.700 county if he's not a
01:48:41.400 constitutional sheriff you're in
01:48:43.340 trouble because that's the last
01:48:45.580 line of defense they don't answer
01:48:47.280 to the police I mean if they're
01:48:48.840 committing crimes they don't
01:48:50.380 answer the police they don't answer
01:48:51.580 the government uh governor they
01:48:53.000 answer to you they're at the top
01:48:55.600 of that food chain they answer to
01:48:57.400 you you vote them out you vote
01:48:59.000 them in um and you know when the
01:49:01.360 FBI comes to town they're not there
01:49:03.300 to help the FBI they're there to
01:49:06.920 make sure they they should be going
01:49:08.640 with the FBI to your house if you're
01:49:10.980 if they got a warrant for you to make
01:49:12.900 sure not in a hostile way that the
01:49:15.240 FBI is crossing all the t's dotting
01:49:18.420 the i's they're there to protect you as
01:49:21.440 somebody who's being charged and not
01:49:23.060 necessarily guilty um that they are
01:49:26.500 not trampling your rights they are the
01:49:30.080 last line of defense for the
01:49:31.880 constitution we have one of the best
01:49:34.600 in the country in uh in tarrant
01:49:36.860 county his name is uh sheriff bill
01:49:38.600 wayborn uh sheriff how are you sir
01:49:41.080 i am great and it's good to be with
01:49:43.700 you sir do i have that right about the
01:49:45.320 sheriffs you are pretty close to right
01:49:48.200 you know you're the chief law
01:49:49.440 enforcement officer of the county we
01:49:50.900 need to make sure that all rights are
01:49:52.420 protected uh and uh all those that come
01:49:55.440 into the county should be working to
01:49:58.100 those ends right and there's a lot of
01:50:01.260 uh sheriffs in the country that you
01:50:03.760 know might be in a very liberal county
01:50:05.280 that that don't necessarily look at it
01:50:08.180 the same way but that that is the the
01:50:11.420 the job of the sheriff is it not it is
01:50:14.420 uh you know it says that that my my
01:50:16.660 first and foremost job is to keep the
01:50:19.200 peace and to uh of all the county yeah
01:50:23.340 and regardless of what city it is or
01:50:25.360 or who's here right is that where to
01:50:27.380 keep the peace right and when when the
01:50:29.720 fbi or some government agency comes in
01:50:32.040 you you know you can choose to work with
01:50:35.000 them um and they're supposed to check
01:50:37.100 with you um but you you don't you're
01:50:39.340 not hostile to them but you wanted to
01:50:42.140 make sure that everything is done the
01:50:44.480 right way you're still protecting that
01:50:47.100 citizens right because i mean unless
01:50:49.960 they've already been tried and
01:50:50.960 convicted and you know they they're you
01:50:53.240 know uh you know on the lamb or
01:50:55.360 something they're innocent until proven
01:50:57.460 guilty right and what we have done is
01:51:00.620 we've got incredible relationships with
01:51:02.380 our federal partners here and we talk
01:51:04.240 all the time and we make sure that
01:51:05.900 we're all on the same page and
01:51:08.020 deconflicting and and uh and that's
01:51:10.540 some things that we do do and we do it
01:51:12.360 very well in north texas so yeah this is
01:51:15.180 how you can tell if your sheriff is good
01:51:17.140 or not um is george soros after your
01:51:21.380 sheriff is the george soros money being
01:51:25.140 poured into your county to get rid of
01:51:28.180 your sheriff because bill is he's my
01:51:31.400 sheriff in in my county here in texas
01:51:33.800 and i think he's one of the best in the
01:51:35.820 country uh and uh soros must know that
01:51:39.220 because they are pouring they're just
01:51:42.040 dumping money uh to try to get you out
01:51:45.260 that's what we understand is that they
01:51:48.320 are using packs they've done it before
01:51:50.060 and source has done this before so we
01:51:51.980 we believe that's going to happen and
01:51:54.460 is happening as it were and they're
01:51:56.220 using packs from all over the country to
01:51:58.200 ensure those attacks yeah and uh he
01:52:01.620 would like to see me retired so one of
01:52:03.620 the things that uh they nail you on and
01:52:06.780 this is something i called you about and
01:52:08.320 i wanted the i wanted your defense uh
01:52:12.120 this is i don't know six or eight
01:52:13.800 months ago um they claim that you have
01:52:18.680 an extraordinary number of inmates that
01:52:21.000 die in jail custody and if you read the
01:52:24.840 paper you you look at that the way it's
01:52:26.840 written you're like holy cow and i called
01:52:28.900 you up and i'm like bill what's up with
01:52:30.320 this and you're like let me send you the
01:52:32.720 numbers uh can you explain what the
01:52:35.400 truth is on this this is amazing listen
01:52:38.320 this do absolutely we book in 45 000
01:52:42.520 people a year into jail our daily
01:52:45.000 population is 4400 a lot bigger in a lot
01:52:47.800 of cities and and we are the third
01:52:50.640 largest uh jail in the state and we are
01:52:54.600 generally ranked number four or number
01:52:56.560 fives of in custody deaths those above us
01:52:59.760 quite frankly are are democratic counties
01:53:02.040 and they never mention those things and
01:53:04.560 you know we get all kinds of prisoners
01:53:06.540 in and and we have a great medical
01:53:08.740 system and over 50 percent of the people
01:53:11.660 that walk in the back door are sick
01:53:13.760 chronically ill and uh you know as i tell
01:53:16.580 people very quickly all the time you do
01:53:18.460 heroin for 30 years your body's not going
01:53:20.820 to put up with it and uh so we deal with
01:53:23.780 withdrawals you know this morning we got
01:53:25.800 19 people in the hospital we've had one
01:53:27.960 there for a hundred days and he's he's
01:53:30.480 having uh uh liver failure he's having
01:53:33.480 uh other organs fail on him and medically
01:53:36.600 speaking we don't know how much longer
01:53:38.580 that he will be with us here on earth but
01:53:41.300 he's getting the best hospital care that
01:53:43.860 anybody can get and so hang on just a sec so
01:53:47.300 understand when they say he's got all
01:53:49.860 these deaths people are just dying most of
01:53:52.500 them are dying in the hospital not from
01:53:55.980 injuries or something shady going in the
01:53:59.420 hospital because they were sick that's
01:54:02.860 crazy
01:54:03.480 absolutely absolutely uh of all the major
01:54:09.000 jails we have the lowest suicide rate and
01:54:12.080 our people do an incredible job and i you
01:54:14.860 know these things happen in jail but we've
01:54:16.600 intervened and stopped over 300 suicides
01:54:19.860 just this year and we've stopped those and uh
01:54:23.980 and we have issues all the time coming in
01:54:26.040 the back door yesterday we did cpr on
01:54:28.180 somebody that completely had a cardiac
01:54:30.080 arrest and booking as they were coming in
01:54:32.120 we narcan them twice and by the time we got
01:54:35.660 to the hospital they were talking to us
01:54:37.400 so those things happen you know on a
01:54:40.780 regular basis but we're caring for them and
01:54:43.300 we're giving them the best that we can
01:54:45.380 give but you know where we don't uh issue
01:54:48.200 out uh immortal pills at the back door
01:54:50.440 so uh bill i know you haven't uh you
01:54:54.960 haven't taken me up on this and i wish
01:54:56.400 you would if i can help you in any way if
01:54:58.540 i can speak to a crowd or anything that
01:55:00.500 you need um because you are my sheriff and
01:55:02.840 i and i am a big fan of yours i think you i
01:55:06.780 mean you had me at when i said when they
01:55:09.140 when the the uh the left was talking about
01:55:11.520 taking people's guns i called him up and i
01:55:13.900 said sheriff what what happens if they start
01:55:15.740 to take her and he's like they're not
01:55:16.900 going to take our guns i said yeah but
01:55:18.460 what happens if they do and he's like
01:55:20.220 well all my deputies need to have a
01:55:23.080 firearm uh and so i'll just deputize
01:55:25.640 everyone in the county
01:55:26.920 and i thought all right that's good that's
01:55:31.220 good um we will we will not put up with
01:55:34.080 that yeah um uh tell me why if somebody
01:55:37.760 is thinking about voting for you or they
01:55:40.180 have to vote for a sheriff what should
01:55:41.860 they look for what what makes you stand
01:55:44.640 out that they should be looking for in
01:55:46.520 their own communities well i would say
01:55:49.080 some of the things have not what
01:55:50.580 necessarily they say that they're going
01:55:52.700 to do but what have they done
01:55:54.080 and i would i would invite people to look
01:55:56.840 at my history and what we've done in
01:55:58.660 human trafficking what we've done in
01:56:00.380 narcotics what we've done in the
01:56:02.820 intelligence world to keep tarrant
01:56:04.720 county safe and they're going to find
01:56:07.440 that we have seized uh millions and
01:56:10.360 millions and millions of dollars worth of
01:56:11.860 drugs over the last few years we're
01:56:13.540 edging up on a thousand people rescued
01:56:15.760 out of human trafficking and we have
01:56:18.160 put wow we put over a thousand people
01:56:21.400 in jail that has been involved in sex
01:56:23.900 trafficking and uh you know just a
01:56:26.880 couple of weeks ago a good a good jury
01:56:29.300 and tarrant cannon gave the guy life
01:56:31.100 sentences because of a case we made on
01:56:33.060 child trafficking and and also
01:56:35.200 distributing drugs so those are the
01:56:36.820 things that we're doing and we're
01:56:37.900 going to continue doing uh in spite of
01:56:41.680 biden's open borders sheriff uh best of
01:56:45.480 luck to you please take me up on the
01:56:46.960 offer if if you need any kind of help
01:56:49.500 i'd love to help you thank you for
01:56:51.540 everything i would thank thank you and
01:56:53.460 and if people want to know more about
01:56:55.200 me go to bill wayburn.com and they can
01:56:57.300 donate we've got a big fight against
01:56:59.260 us here in a couple of weeks well you
01:57:00.540 ain't kidding thank you so much
01:57:01.760 sheriff bill wayburn uh from terry
01:57:04.780 cammit you know your sheriff if you have
01:57:09.460 somebody who is running for sheriff know
01:57:11.920 them uh you want somebody that is
01:57:15.200 independent minded you want somebody
01:57:18.140 that can work with everybody um but you
01:57:21.680 want somebody that is their loyalty is to
01:57:26.200 first the constitution then the people in
01:57:30.360 their county you've got to make sure
01:57:32.300 they're strong enough to stand up to any
01:57:34.860 storm they are literally the last
01:57:37.840 constitutional defense against uh
01:57:41.300 constitutional chaos know your sheriff
01:57:45.420 vote for the right sheriff in your
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01:58:55.960 the glenn beck program
01:58:57.460 hello america we are at war whether we
01:59:20.160 like to talk about it or not that is the
01:59:23.080 way and i'm not just talking about the
01:59:25.420 proxy war we're fighting against russia
01:59:27.300 through ukraine we are in the midst of a
01:59:30.180 much larger larger global conflict uh it's
01:59:33.740 a propaganda war it is a war of lies and
01:59:37.780 it is a war for the very survival of the
01:59:40.140 entire west this isn't just about america
01:59:42.560 but unlike previous wars this one is not
01:59:46.100 being fought with bullets and missiles this
01:59:48.440 one's this one is mainly uh being fought with
01:59:52.400 ones and zeros deep fakes advanced algorithms
01:59:55.940 artificial intelligence all of that stuff
01:59:58.500 and as a result of this global war the line
02:00:02.360 between truth and lies has never been
02:00:05.400 blurrier do you find yourself stew looking at
02:00:08.860 things online you know that people tweet or
02:00:11.240 something and you're seeing the video and
02:00:12.760 you're like i don't know if this is true or
02:00:14.160 not yeah that happens our job all the time
02:00:17.540 all the time um and the emerging technologies
02:00:21.420 that will be here within months they are
02:00:24.740 rewriting reality causing a greater division
02:00:27.840 already in our divided country but i have
02:00:31.540 spent the last year putting this book
02:00:34.520 together called propaganda wars how the
02:00:37.240 global elite control what you see think and
02:00:40.240 feel it will come out on october 22nd that's
02:00:43.620 a week from tuesday but you can order it at
02:00:45.820 glenbeck.com or wherever you buy your books
02:00:47.900 uh they'll be sending them out i think late
02:00:50.080 next week so you have a copy also the audio
02:00:52.980 book is uh is very very good um i cut it last
02:00:57.980 weekend but this i am going to um teach you
02:01:03.020 how to navigate in this new world um i will
02:01:09.360 show you how we a step-by-step guide uh how
02:01:12.960 we decipher fact between fiction pretty
02:01:15.980 quickly um and there are things that you
02:01:19.720 have to do to guard your credibility and to
02:01:22.440 be a source of of real information also
02:01:26.520 there is something that i have wanted to
02:01:29.120 do since before we started uh blaze.com i
02:01:33.940 started the blaze.com in 2011 2010 2011 um
02:01:39.120 and then we started uh blaze tv called it
02:01:43.620 gbtv at the first uh we started that a year
02:01:47.820 later i've wanted to do something that i
02:01:50.500 thought was important with you since before we
02:01:55.240 started just the website uh and we're going to
02:01:59.280 do it and i announce it in this book and it is
02:02:03.800 something to to save our country and to save
02:02:07.480 truth make sure you get your copy before the
02:02:11.520 election pre-order propaganda wars now glennbeck.com
02:02:15.300 slash books or amazon.com or wherever you get
02:02:19.280 your books it comes out a week from tuesday what
02:02:22.600 are you doing this weekend stew um watching a lot
02:02:26.060 of uh little league baseball and little league softball
02:02:29.520 that will be my uh my big weekend which is my
02:02:32.880 weekend every week please tell me your kids are
02:02:34.820 in it you're not just some no i just like hanging
02:02:37.020 out yeah i'm just a fan yeah right oh yes my
02:02:41.260 children will be playing the games i should have
02:02:43.180 clarified yeah all right that's what about you
02:02:45.300 good uh i'm my daughter is in uh acting
02:02:50.460 competition this weekend so i'm gonna go see
02:02:53.040 that i hope to see my granddaughter's uh game
02:02:56.000 this weekend soccer uh and um and then on sunday i've
02:03:02.080 i've got like two events with donald trump
02:03:03.920 that i'm doing no i'm flying out sunday morning and
02:03:07.600 flying back sunday night for the show
02:03:09.440 on monday take some pictures with them i think that
02:03:11.780 would be a good idea you should take some new ones i'm
02:03:13.700 gonna i'd like to do a segment every day on a new
02:03:15.860 picture of you with donald trump and just pick it
02:03:17.540 apart because that was fun that was legitimately the
02:03:20.560 most fun i had all week
02:03:21.560 sarah said in the break she's like i don't know how you
02:03:27.760 guys remain friends you're so brutal to each other and it's
02:03:31.120 like that was our first rule that was my first rule yes you
02:03:34.220 know you have to make fun of yourself first and then you can
02:03:38.040 make fun and there's no limit wreck wreck wreck if we can't
02:03:42.920 take it we should never dish it out uh and uh and i cry myself to
02:03:48.360 sleep thinking about how mean stew is every day to me but you know it's part
02:03:53.120 of the game you do you do it's a sad it's a sad truth and of
02:03:56.360 course at the end of the day we're not friends it didn't work
02:03:58.180 yeah we tried we tried for a while and then
02:04:00.500 we came at the end of the day we're like now you can't really keep this
02:04:03.360 together oh i hope your son's team loses
02:04:06.220 oh epic battle no just not for him i
02:04:09.560 there's the picture of you again let's let's talk about it
02:04:11.560 so glenn is standing with donald trump and he's pointing a finger gun at the
02:04:16.140 guy who almost got assassinated multiple times
02:04:19.060 and his hair's all messed up and we didn't really note how much
02:04:23.740 how pasty white you look in comparison to donald trump
02:04:27.320 okay and obviously older we are we are what three weeks away next week
02:04:33.000 three weeks three weeks from tuesday till the election
02:04:35.580 which i keep counting down to i'm like oh i can't wait for this to be over
02:04:38.860 and then i realized it's just gonna go there's gonna be weeks and weeks and
02:04:41.660 weeks of nonsense that happens afterward yeah yeah uh but uh well said and with
02:04:48.060 a strong strong voice my voice is fading it's friday it's the end of the show
02:04:51.580 friday older a lot older it's accurate it's sad
02:04:54.820 all right we'll see you monday god bless
02:04:58.640 the glenn beck program