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00:01:34.820 Yesterday, Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, was sentenced by a federal judge in Manhattan.

00:01:39.480 How did he explain himself to the judge?

00:01:44.940 Well, we start there in one minute.

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00:03:54.880 Okay, so Michael Cohen, who was anybody clear that, I mean, it was anybody shocked that the guy who's like, look, guys, so I'm attorney and I just call people and problems go away.

00:04:19.260 Was anybody shocked that that guy was dirty?

00:04:21.660 I actually was curious to see if there was ever a day he did not commit a crime in his life from birth.

00:04:27.920 I am surprised that this is all they found.

00:04:32.280 You know, it was like, I expected them to go, what?

00:04:35.000 I don't know how those six bodies got into the trunk of my car.

00:04:39.080 I have no idea.

00:04:39.940 What?

00:04:40.180 I would have completely believed that completely believed if they were digging up his backyard.

00:04:45.620 And I mean this sincerely, if they were digging up his backyard and they found a skull, I would not have been surprised if they hit the sewage tank before a skull.

00:04:55.000 I would have been stunned.

00:04:56.000 Yes, exactly right.

00:04:57.180 You know, oh, there was a crack in the basement of one of the Trump Towers.

00:05:03.240 It was the basement that had the cage there in the for storage for Michael Cohen underneath the cement.

00:05:11.140 There were like fourteen hundred people.

00:05:13.480 No, definitely possible.

00:05:15.440 Okay, so it's actually good news.

00:05:18.380 He's never killed anybody or buried bodies, which is an upgrade in my mind.

00:05:23.480 That we know of.

00:05:25.460 Now he's going to go to prison, but it's probably going to be one of those, you know, college campus prisons.

00:05:29.980 How do you get into those?

00:05:32.040 I mean, if you're going to go to prison, I have a teenage.

00:05:34.380 I have two teenagers now.

00:05:35.920 Now, if I could find a way to go to prison, but it's like a campus prison, I think I'd be okay with that just until they're about 18 and out of the house.

00:05:46.220 You know, it's like, hey, kids, I would have loved to been there for you with all your parent teacher meetings.

00:05:51.640 But daddy went to prison.

00:05:53.600 But you've done some nice weightlifting while you were there.

00:05:56.420 You're in good shape.

00:05:57.640 Okay, so anyway, he's going to be locked up.

00:06:00.080 A federal judge sentenced him to three years in prison for financial crimes, two months for lying to Congress.

00:06:07.440 They also ordered.

00:06:08.620 That one's frustrating.

00:06:09.540 The lying to Congress as a crime is frustrating.

00:06:12.420 Because they lie to us all the time.

00:06:13.780 Right.

00:06:14.180 And they have immunity.

00:06:15.780 Right.

00:06:16.200 They can go on the Senate floor and say anything and not be prosecuted for anything.

00:06:20.420 Any accusation against any person.

00:06:22.660 They can say whatever they want because they have immunity to go on the Senate floor or congressional floor and just start blabbing about whatever.

00:06:28.940 That's why Harry Reid kept doing so many speeches because he would go on there and completely lie about someone and no one could do anything about it.

00:06:35.020 You know, I hear Mitt Romney is a devil worshiper.

00:06:38.160 There.

00:06:38.580 It's out.

00:06:39.100 I've said it.

00:06:39.740 Now he's got to answer for it.

00:06:41.600 And then like three months later, he's on TV going, oh, yeah, no, that wasn't true at all.

00:06:45.200 No, of course not.

00:06:46.300 But did he get elected?

00:06:47.900 No, he did not.

00:06:48.860 So it worked.

00:06:49.800 Two months for lying to Congress.

00:06:52.620 Oh, can you imagine how satisfying it would be if we could just put all of them away for two months?

00:06:57.840 Imagine, I think a lot of our problems would go away anyway.

00:07:02.660 That's why I like the government shutdown so much.

00:07:04.680 Me, too.

00:07:05.060 Maybe I'm for it.

00:07:06.160 Stay home.

00:07:06.600 I'm for it.

00:07:07.480 As a lawyer, Mr. Cohen should have known better.

00:07:09.960 This is what the judge said.

00:07:11.220 While Mr. Cohen is taking steps to mitigate his criminal conduct by pleading guilty and volunteering useful information to prosecutors, that does not wipe the slate clean.

00:07:20.960 I don't think he would have gotten if he if he didn't plead guilty and do a deal.

00:07:26.900 He pled guilty in August to eight criminal charges in two different cases, one brought by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, for Cohen's lying to Congress about a Trump Tower project in Moscow.

00:07:38.260 The second was for bank fraud, tax and campaign finance violations brought up by federal prosecutors in New York.

00:07:45.760 You know, it's really the federal prosecutors that are finding something substantial here.

00:07:50.740 I mean, it's not Mueller.

00:07:52.120 Do you think he hasn't released anything yet?

00:07:54.140 We don't know what he's so far.

00:07:55.700 So far.

00:07:56.140 President Trump said recently, Cohen has simply been lying to get a reduced sentence for crimes that have nothing to do with him.

00:08:02.920 Cohen was very emotional.

00:08:03.960 He apologized to the judge.

00:08:05.220 He said it was my own weakness and blind loyalty to this man that led me to choose a path of darkness over light.

00:08:11.540 Oh, my gosh.

00:08:13.140 That's pretty dramatic.

00:08:15.220 Let me tell you something.

00:08:16.380 My own weakness is blind loyalty to this man over there.

00:08:21.840 And it led me to choose the path of darkness over light.

00:08:26.800 You haven't dug up any concrete lately, have you?

00:08:29.940 Time and time again, he said, I felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds rather than to listen to my own inner voice and moral compass.

00:08:38.660 I'm sorry.

00:08:39.320 Let me say that again without laughing.

00:08:41.340 Rather than to listen to my own inner.

00:08:43.200 I can't do it.

00:08:44.040 I can't do it.

00:08:44.800 It's so it's so impossible to take coming from him.

00:08:47.820 I mean, ever since he's been in the public eye, Michael Cohen, he has been a nonstop blatant lying factory.

00:08:55.660 And there's no difference between him and Michael Avenatti.

00:08:58.520 Yeah.

00:08:58.860 Yeah.

00:08:59.160 They're very similar.

00:09:00.340 I mean, they'll say whatever they have to say.

00:09:01.980 Well, now they're on the same side.

00:09:03.080 Right.

00:09:03.700 They'll say anything they have to say to try to at the beginning for Cohen defend Trump.

00:09:08.780 And now it's destroy him.

00:09:10.200 And that's why you can't take one word that he says seriously.

00:09:13.440 If there's not backing evidence to every one of his claims, then the claims aren't real.

00:09:17.380 You just have to you have to assume Roger Stone's on this front to anything that these guys say.

00:09:22.180 You have to just immediately believe that there's nothing to them unless there's actual evidence.

00:09:28.040 And if the if they don't have more than Michael Cohen saying these things happen, they don't have anything.

00:09:33.020 Now, the speculation is they do have more.

00:09:35.180 We'll see.

00:09:35.860 You got to believe they were so comfortable with each other.

00:09:38.100 They probably said lots of things to each other.

00:09:40.140 If there's evidence of those things, then there will there will be something to talk about.

00:09:44.000 But as of now, until we actually see this evidence, I don't know what there is.

00:09:47.380 No, there's nothing there's nothing now the the real story here, I think, is that the National Enquirer ran to change their story.

00:09:58.680 OK, as soon as he was sentenced within a couple of hours, the National Enquirer was like, hey, what was it we were talking about before?

00:10:04.600 Because I was on medication and I think I might have gotten a few of those statements wrong with you.

00:10:10.060 And so the National Enquirer came out and said, oh, oh, you mean that payment to the Playboy model?

00:10:18.320 Oh, we were thinking about something else entirely.

00:10:21.960 Yes, we did pay hush money.

00:10:25.420 We weren't really interested in her in her fitness program. 0.88

00:10:30.740 So we did pay her hush money.

00:10:33.040 Do you remember when the National Enquirer came out and all of a sudden this woman was on the she was on the cover, wasn't she, for her fitness program?

00:10:41.000 It was after the investigative investigation started.

00:10:44.180 Yeah, they put her on actually one of their other publications.

00:10:46.220 Yes, yes, yes.

00:10:47.140 And she it was I think it was men.

00:10:48.740 I want to say it was men's health.

00:10:49.740 Yeah.

00:10:49.980 And men's health never runs like that.

00:10:54.640 That's not the type of cover they run.

00:10:56.080 They showed all of them next to each other and they're all just like dudes that are all that have been working out a lot.

00:10:59.940 And then there's just one in the middle is a random Playboy model. 0.88

00:11:02.160 Yeah, I get that.

00:11:03.100 You've never heard of before.

00:11:04.900 Why would I don't understand?

00:11:07.640 Now, this is because they were trying to cover their track, saying we didn't pay hush up money to her.

00:11:13.180 We we were very interested in her health and fitness regime and they did nothing about it.

00:11:20.200 And then she started saying, hey, what about my health and fitness regime that you're so interested in?

00:11:26.760 And when the Fed started to investigate, lo and behold, they put her on the cover.

00:11:31.920 See, look, that's what a coincidence.

00:11:34.520 You're at my door asking about it.

00:11:36.240 And I just happen to have this cover handy today.

00:11:39.720 So yesterday after Cohen, they were like, oh, did we tell you that that wasn't connected to hush money?

00:11:49.020 I don't we're going to fire that.

00:11:51.300 That was you.

00:11:52.280 Well, I don't remember it that way.

00:11:54.540 But we should talk about that because that's what we told you before is not what we did.

00:11:59.480 Because now it is confirmed that they are working with the with the prosecution here.

00:12:03.520 Right.

00:12:03.820 Yes.

00:12:04.420 Well, they yes.

00:12:05.440 And they changed their tune as soon as he was sentenced.

00:12:09.500 Like two hours later, they were in the office going, yeah, we should talk.

00:12:14.460 So we don't know exactly, except if, again, this is true, this one does matter because this one, they say they were working with the campaign and not with Donald Trump.

00:12:30.100 So there could be actual problems there.

00:12:33.380 Yeah.

00:12:33.660 I mean, I think there's problems with the other one, but it's kind of like, ah, I mean, this one is really crystal clear.

00:12:42.920 I'm kind of at the point of just interested in just historically all the stuff that happened there.

00:12:48.500 They're going to get this behind the scenes stuff that you wouldn't normally get from a presidential campaign.

00:12:52.700 Like I was thinking about this after the Inquirer stuff came down yesterday.

00:12:55.760 At some point, there were multiple stories about Ted Cruz murdering her, his dad murdering JFK.

00:13:05.200 And remember the affair that Ted Cruz supposedly had with like 15 women, one of which was on the staff, the campaign staff of Donald Trump.

00:13:12.500 They accused him of that.

00:13:14.040 Both of those stories came out, you know, midst that primary.

00:13:17.580 If there's back and forth on that, that's going to be so fascinating to look at.

00:13:20.800 Because I bet it was Michael Cohen's idea to say, say his dad murdered JFK.

00:13:28.860 It's going to be so entertaining.

00:13:31.300 I don't know.

00:13:32.060 That's even beneath Michael Cohen, don't you think?

00:13:35.680 I mean, I was talking to Vito.

00:13:40.120 I didn't even know he could speak.

00:13:42.180 And he said, I think his dad murdered JFK.

00:13:46.840 I'm just saying it might make a good story.

00:13:49.300 And then it's on the cover of the Inquirer the next week.

00:13:52.100 Or the, I mean, the affair thing, which obviously nothing ever came of.

00:13:56.180 But like the spokesperson for the Trump campaign was in that.

00:14:02.100 Now, if you're working directly with Trump and trying to do the best thing you can for Trump, right?

00:14:06.220 You're not going to put his spokesperson in the middle of an accusation about an affair.

00:14:10.820 I swear someone else in the campaign was like, you know who I hate is that spokesperson.

00:14:14.820 Put her in there too. 0.99

00:14:15.960 I can't.

00:14:18.120 This is going to be fascinating.

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00:16:57.360 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:16:58.860 We have, uh, Jason, uh, Buttrill in with us and, uh, Jason is, uh, one of our head researchers, head researcher on all things, uh, foreign and all of the threats against the country.

00:17:13.900 And he, uh, he came in yesterday, uh, and this is why I love him.

00:17:18.640 He said, have you read the farm bill?

00:17:20.720 I'm like, no, and neither has any Senator.

00:17:23.640 Um, uh, but he started doing some research on this and it is as bad as everybody is thinking that it is.

00:17:30.980 Uh, we are going to do a special on it next week, just in time for Christmas.

00:17:35.540 Um, and we thought it was appropriate because it'll make you turn right, uh, white, and it is full of red.

00:17:42.920 It is a socialist utopia and Ted Cruz voted for it, by the way.

00:17:51.020 Uh, it's not just him.

00:17:52.840 No, there was 13, only 13 stood against it.

00:17:57.700 Um, I would say that about Mike Lee, if he would have voted for it, I would have said it about Rand Paul, if he would have voted for it.

00:18:03.340 Um, who didn't.

00:18:04.440 Yeah.

00:18:04.700 Thomas, uh, Thomas Massey, you know, I would, I would say this about any of these guys who we like, who we like and, and, and are, you know, supposed to be standing for the constitution.

00:18:14.060 This thing is loaded with really bad things.

00:18:17.800 This looks like FDR's ghost rose out of the grave and was like, I want to, one more thing I wanted in the new deal.

00:18:24.260 I want this farm bill.

00:18:25.820 And so they voted for it and they did it.

00:18:27.920 Um, that's how bad this thing looks expanded welfare, um, Obama era, like food stamp policies.

00:18:34.940 They like not, they just basically gave it a shining ringing endorsement.

00:18:38.380 Um, you don't, work requirements, a lot of things like that, that the GOP, again, told us they were going to put in, uh, into some of these measures.

00:18:46.560 They completely caved on, just said, ah, screw it.

00:18:49.120 And just let them do it as, as such price controls.

00:18:52.900 There's a minimum, uh, price.

00:18:55.000 Uh, there's like a minimum price store.

00:18:56.760 If you don't meet the minimum price, then, um, uh, you instantly get flooded with government subsidies.

00:19:02.140 You could actually be like a dairy farmer, uh, and, and, and, um, like just say, ah, you know what?

00:19:08.180 I'm just not going to go to work this month because I'm tired and I want to watch soap operas and stuff.

00:19:13.720 And then if you didn't make the money as the guy that worked, you know, you know, 80 hours a day, if there was such a thing.

00:19:19.760 And like his fingers are literally bled to the bone and he's going to get the same amount of money as the guy that said, screw it.

00:19:24.660 I don't want to work.

00:19:25.380 I mean, this is absolutely like, you know, Stalin Lenin era, um, you know, like farm practices, like, like countries that have done things like this.

00:19:33.440 It hasn't gone too well.

00:19:34.580 Typically.

00:19:35.260 Now, usually people starve, uh, but, uh, you know, let's not worry about that.

00:19:38.900 There's also some pretty interesting things about the war powers.

00:19:42.240 Now, can I ask you a question?

00:19:44.140 Stu, what do, what do farmers have to do with the war powers?

00:19:51.720 Well, all farms, uh, when you, when you become a farmer, you learn that, uh, we should be able to invade Yemen at any time. 0.92

00:19:58.920 That's the first lesson of planting seeds.

00:20:00.580 So farmers are very, they're very, very, uh, upset about the Yemen thing.

00:20:05.500 Yeah.

00:20:05.700 And they want to make sure that we continue the war in Yemen.

00:20:08.420 That's what all farmers want.

00:20:09.880 Damn those farmers. 0.90

00:20:11.260 Yeah.

00:20:11.460 Really strange part of that.

00:20:12.560 Thomas Massey, uh, was the guy who drew my attention to that.

00:20:15.500 And basically it's a, it's a little clause that they popped into the last second that says, um, currently we are aiding, uh, Saudi Arabia in their war, uh, with Yemen.

00:20:28.240 Um, and with, you know, as far as the war powers act goes, it does not seem like that would be legal.

00:20:35.700 Um, uh, we have, I believe 90 days, um, before we're supposed to answer to Congress.

00:20:41.580 We shouldn't be fighting a war that no one knows about.

00:20:44.820 Right.

00:20:45.120 Now their excuse for this is, well, we're just giving support.

00:20:48.260 We're not engaging in hostility so we can stay as long as we want.

00:20:51.060 Well, then it wouldn't be covered with the war powers act now, would it?

00:20:53.440 That's what they're trying to claim initially.

00:20:55.600 However, if they really believe that, uh, it would be curious as to why in the farm bill, which you're right.

00:21:02.080 Every single time they put up there, it's some giant socialist program.

00:21:05.720 Um, and, and it is a, if you're a libertarian, it's like this type of thing that like makes your heart stop as it, as it gets.

00:21:11.580 However, it always gets passed because you can't say you don't like farmers.

00:21:15.420 Everyone will just put you as anti-farmers.

00:21:17.120 So everyone votes for it all the time.

00:21:19.120 Um, uh, at least most people.

00:21:20.860 But in this one, they put in a, basically a way to make it so the war powers act would not apply, uh, and could not be influenced.

00:21:29.640 Because right now, uh, Mike Lee and, uh, Bernie Sanders working together have come to put up a bill that says, hey, we, we can't just do this.

00:21:38.500 We can't just, we have to vote on the war powers act.

00:21:40.720 This is binding.

00:21:41.740 We need to do something about this.

00:21:43.120 This basically is a, it would, it would clear them of that responsibility.

00:21:47.240 And you can see the connection.

00:21:49.820 Yeah.

00:21:50.080 You can see the connection between asparagus and the, and the, the war powers act.

00:21:56.360 I think we can all see that.

00:21:57.660 Yemeni asparagus.

00:21:59.340 It's really, you know, it's gotta be grown in the sand.

00:22:02.540 Uh, so, uh, what day do we do this expose?

00:22:05.840 I think we're going to do it on either Tuesday or Wednesday.

00:22:08.100 Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.

00:22:09.180 You don't want to miss it.

00:22:09.840 And I do believe that the ghost of, uh, FDR will be visiting us.

00:22:13.920 It's a Christmas ghost.

00:22:15.560 It's weird.

00:22:16.200 He will be visiting on that episode.

00:22:18.660 You don't want.

00:22:20.000 That means I'm dressing up, doesn't it?

00:22:21.560 Yes.

00:22:22.460 Yes.

00:22:25.060 Back in just a minute.

00:22:31.420 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

00:22:33.920 No, we're really going to have FDR's ghost still.

00:22:36.620 We really are.

00:22:37.120 Oh, okay.

00:22:37.600 Yeah.

00:22:37.880 Okay.

00:22:38.200 Um, I want to talk to you a little bit about relief factor.

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00:23:55.420 And Pat Gray joins us at this time.

00:23:57.140 What program does he host?

00:23:58.120 He hosts, uh, Pat Gray, uh, Unleashed.

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00:25:04.720 Working on something for a few weeks and, uh, everybody said it couldn't be done.

00:25:08.400 And then last night, uh, after I had given up, somebody called me up and said, Hey, uh,

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00:25:29.840 Uh, and we'll let you know, uh, Pat Gray, welcome to the program.

00:25:34.420 Thank you so much.

00:25:35.220 You are upset always every day.

00:25:37.960 No, no, no, that's not true.

00:25:40.280 I am.

00:25:40.980 I'm very excited about, uh, the head of Google and everything that he's doing and wants to

00:25:49.140 do and continues to do.

00:25:51.180 Right.

00:25:51.560 Because they're completely neutral, you know, well, and trustworthy.

00:25:55.480 Yes.

00:25:55.860 He's not biased.

00:25:57.040 No, uh, he runs his company based on the fact that he's not biased.

00:26:00.300 Right.

00:26:00.520 And of course their motto itself is don't be evil.

00:26:03.560 So, you know, they can't be, no, they changed that.

00:26:05.580 They did change.

00:26:06.280 Yeah.

00:26:06.300 They did.

00:26:06.780 So I guess now they can be, can be evil.

00:26:09.060 They're like, you know what?

00:26:10.020 We are doing a lot of evil things too hard.

00:26:12.720 Yeah.

00:26:14.240 That's a pretty harsh line.

00:26:16.080 Pretty harsh line.

00:26:17.140 Yesterday, he testified that, uh, you know, your concerns about AI are very legitimate.

00:26:27.020 However, uh, the tech industry should be trusted to responsibly regulate their themselves.

00:26:33.940 Yes.

00:26:34.280 I agree with that a hundred percent because, because again, they used to, they used to

00:26:39.240 have a motto that was, don't be evil.

00:26:41.140 So, right.

00:26:42.400 Um, people who are evil, like, okay.

00:26:45.580 The devil comes back.

00:26:47.220 Okay.

00:26:47.540 Let's just say the antichrist comes to earth.

00:26:50.020 He's not going to have that motto, right?

00:26:52.320 No, he's not.

00:26:52.980 He's not.

00:26:53.460 No, he is not.

00:26:54.400 No.

00:26:55.200 He might.

00:26:55.640 Although he might say he does.

00:26:57.720 What do you mean?

00:26:58.600 He might, he might actually say, no, the devil, when you're evil, you have to, you have to

00:27:04.460 admit it.

00:27:04.880 You have to say, it's like, are you a undercover cop?

00:27:07.500 You have to say, yes.

00:27:08.880 Yes.

00:27:09.080 So are you the antichrist?

00:27:10.260 He has to say, yes.

00:27:12.360 Are you doing evil?

00:27:13.980 Yes, we are.

00:27:15.000 Okay.

00:27:15.440 You caught me.

00:27:16.380 Dang it.

00:27:16.860 I'm here to destroy mankind.

00:27:20.020 Oh, you caught me.

00:27:20.700 Caught me again.

00:27:21.560 A Scooby-Doo fan, that mystery machine every time.

00:27:25.520 Wasn't it your conversation with, um, okay.

00:27:30.300 What's his face?

00:27:31.260 What's his face?

00:27:32.180 You know, the developer of the AI.

00:27:33.780 Ray Kurzweil.

00:27:35.380 Kurzweil, yeah.

00:27:36.880 And his thing was, yeah, we're, we're just going to develop it.

00:27:41.080 And there are no concerns because our culture at Google is such that we wouldn't do anything

00:27:45.820 wrong.

00:27:46.020 We'll never do these things.

00:27:47.140 That's what he said.

00:27:47.920 We'll never do these things.

00:27:49.220 And I said, when in the history of mankind has that worked?

00:27:54.300 Yeah.

00:27:54.820 Name one time.

00:27:55.660 Right.

00:27:56.020 Well, now, because it's better now.

00:27:58.300 Because we're Google.

00:27:59.120 Right.

00:27:59.680 We're Google.

00:28:00.660 And that's not enough for me.

00:28:04.280 Really?

00:28:04.960 Yeah.

00:28:05.760 Yeah.

00:28:06.540 That, that seems to be lacking in some way.

00:28:08.800 What if they had Hugo Boss, uh, design some snappy uniforms for everybody at Google?

00:28:14.080 Do they look really cool?

00:28:15.040 They look really cool.

00:28:16.440 And they hold up through history?

00:28:17.520 Well, then I think you'll let them.

00:28:19.260 You'll let them.

00:28:21.160 Because nobody would dress like, like that.

00:28:23.480 No.

00:28:23.940 If they were evil.

00:28:24.740 No, that's right.

00:28:25.480 Right.

00:28:25.980 That's right.

00:28:26.480 Okay.

00:28:26.860 So, you know, they're specifically evil when they start dressing like that.

00:28:29.900 Mm-hmm.

00:28:30.160 Um, so, he got to talking about, uh, uh, Google's AI as it applies to, uh, filtering out some

00:28:40.860 of the hate.

00:28:41.620 Mm-hmm.

00:28:41.940 The hate speech and the nastiness.

00:28:43.900 Important work.

00:28:44.780 Important work.

00:28:45.760 He said he has found, through these algorithms, um, some hateful conspiratorial YouTube videos.

00:28:51.480 And he described them as abhorrent.

00:28:54.340 And he indicated that the company is going to work harder to improve its systems to get

00:28:59.080 rid of this stuff.

00:28:59.640 Things like, one of the videos he mentioned was, uh, one that's real popular, I think,

00:29:05.700 among all conservatives.

00:29:06.780 It's the one where Hillary Clinton and Uma Abedin attacked, killed, and drank the blood

00:29:14.600 of a young girl.

00:29:15.960 Oh, yeah.

00:29:16.300 I think we've all been all over that video.

00:29:18.880 How many, finally, it's out.

00:29:19.940 How many times have we played that?

00:29:20.840 Yeah, finally, it's out.

00:29:22.920 Thank you for.

00:29:23.800 Oh, thank you.

00:29:24.920 Somebody in the mainstream media.

00:29:25.660 It's such a relief.

00:29:26.580 It's such a relief.

00:29:26.680 It's finally talking about how Hillary Clinton drinks blood of children.

00:29:31.560 And Uma, Uma and Hillary were both, uh, you know, killing and drinking the blood 0.72

00:29:36.460 of the girl.

00:29:37.040 Is that typical, like, you know, partisan spin, though?

00:29:39.080 Are they trying to say they only drank the blood of one girl?

00:29:41.040 Yeah.

00:29:41.200 Is that what they're trying to say?

00:29:42.080 Come on now.

00:29:42.520 I mean, you know, it was one of the two girls.

00:29:44.500 Here's the deal.

00:29:45.080 So inaccurate.

00:29:45.400 And we all know they won't cover this.

00:29:47.360 They won't cover this.

00:29:48.980 That they're only drinking the remaining blood that the Jews didn't make into matzah. 0.97

00:29:54.140 Oh.

00:29:54.380 Thank you.

00:29:55.060 Right?

00:29:55.480 Right?

00:29:55.940 Thank you.

00:29:56.620 But because of the Jewish cabal, you know, you can never say that.

00:30:01.820 Here's the thing about these algorithms.

00:30:03.440 I don't need the algorithm to tell me that that YouTube video isn't necessarily factually

00:30:11.300 based.

00:30:12.680 Wait a minute.

00:30:14.780 Can you not at least give the American people any credit?

00:30:20.640 Nope.

00:30:20.920 Nope.

00:30:21.140 Nope.

00:30:21.240 Nope.

00:30:21.620 Nope.

00:30:22.020 Nope.

00:30:22.540 So we need these algorithms.

00:30:24.220 Oh, of course we do.

00:30:25.180 And that's good.

00:30:25.820 That's good that AI is going to clean up all this stuff.

00:30:28.060 So all the, you know, killing and drinking of blood of girls from our politicians, those 0.99

00:30:34.060 videos are going to go away.

00:30:35.260 So think about this.

00:30:36.340 Think about this.

00:30:36.900 Because we used to say, hey, listen, it was it was on Walter Cronkite.

00:30:40.540 Yeah, absolutely.

00:30:41.420 It was on Walter Cronkite.

00:30:42.380 I heard him say it.

00:30:43.920 Yeah.

00:30:44.080 The more they take these algorithms and they say, yes, we're taking away all of the things

00:30:49.600 that aren't true, the more the more weak our mind becomes, because we're not searching

00:30:55.380 for those things ourselves, the more we trust them to less capable, we will be correct at

00:31:01.920 discerning.

00:31:02.540 And the more we will say, look, the algorithm would have taken that out if it wasn't true.

00:31:07.180 Right.

00:31:08.620 I mean, we just become lambs for the slaughter.

00:31:13.720 And Google is Google is so brilliant, just brilliant.

00:31:19.640 I learned this from who was it?

00:31:23.620 The guy who did the creepy line movie, I think.

00:31:28.000 And he was talking about look at it was in one of the books.

00:31:31.820 I can't remember.

00:31:32.680 But look at the Google homepage.

00:31:36.260 When you go to Google.

00:31:38.160 What's on the page of Google?

00:31:40.020 Go to their homepage.

00:31:41.140 Their logo and just the search thing.

00:31:43.580 Just a search.

00:31:44.340 OK, go now to Yahoo.

00:31:46.020 Totally clean.

00:31:46.880 Oh, yeah.

00:31:47.180 There's all sorts of stuff on you.

00:31:48.300 Yeah.

00:31:48.520 Right.

00:31:48.900 It's got politics.

00:31:50.040 It has news.

00:31:51.240 It has advertising.

00:31:52.180 It has all of these things.

00:31:53.820 Google kept it clean because they wanted to say we're completely neutral.

00:31:59.940 We're nothing.

00:32:00.580 We're not trying to sell you anything.

00:32:02.100 We're not trying to do anything here at all.

00:32:04.720 No ads.

00:32:05.120 You can trust us.

00:32:05.920 Yeah.

00:32:06.420 It's brilliant.

00:32:07.200 It is brilliant.

00:32:08.100 That is their uniform from Hugo Boss.

00:32:10.840 Their front page is their uniform.

00:32:12.580 Which they've not changed since it was.

00:32:14.960 No.

00:32:15.220 They debuted, I think, in 1997 or 98.

00:32:18.400 Because they don't want.

00:32:19.320 Hasn't changed a bit.

00:32:20.180 They don't want you.

00:32:21.140 They want you to see the word Google and what you're looking for.

00:32:25.500 So it's your friend.

00:32:27.440 That is brilliant.

00:32:28.060 It never pisses you off.

00:32:29.620 Yeah.

00:32:29.780 It's a brilliant strategy.

00:32:32.780 And it's a great hiding place.

00:32:35.000 And it works so well that we continue to use it even though we know we probably shouldn't.

00:32:40.260 How many times have we tried to get away from Google stuff?

00:32:42.800 And you can't because every time you try a different engine, it doesn't work as well.

00:32:48.040 And you're like, okay, I'm just going to Google it.

00:32:51.360 Right?

00:32:51.620 I mean, that's what I do every time.

00:32:54.260 I've tried Bing.

00:32:55.020 I've tried, you know, Yahoo.

00:32:57.260 It's like Lycos.

00:32:58.580 It's like Jeeves.

00:33:01.020 It just don't work.

00:33:02.560 It's like Google has become a verb where, like, Kleenex just means to us tissue.

00:33:11.580 Okay?

00:33:12.520 And people, it's tissue.

00:33:14.260 It's tissue paper.

00:33:15.020 It's not Kleenex.

00:33:15.720 Kleenex is a brand.

00:33:16.620 And how did that happen other than they must have been out in the market for a long time

00:33:21.760 before anybody caught on that, hey, you know, wiping a little box is a good thing.

00:33:28.380 Here, you could have a tissue and it could be, I don't even know who makes tissues besides

00:33:32.780 Kleenex, but I know everybody who, you know, does.

00:33:36.240 But we still call it Kleenex.

00:33:38.560 Google is so far ahead of their competition.

00:33:41.720 It's like if Kleenex competitors were like cardboard, you'd have a cardboard box and you'd

00:33:48.360 reach in and you'd pull out another piece of cardboard.

00:33:50.760 You'd be like, okay, can I have the Kleenex?

00:33:53.320 Because it doesn't do it.

00:33:55.220 There's nothing that is even close, I think, to Google.

00:33:58.920 Again, it's so immersive, though.

00:34:00.080 I mean, because if we say Google and we need an alternative, we will get 1,400 calls for

00:34:05.440 people saying, I use DuckDuckGo, which is another search engine.

00:34:09.820 And DuckDuckGo, it does actually seem to be pretty good.

00:34:13.180 And every time I've used it, I've used it on Chrome, the Google browser, which doesn't

00:34:17.680 do me any good at all, I don't think.

00:34:19.960 That's the only reason why they have the browser.

00:34:22.460 Because they know you will escape someplace else.

00:34:25.920 It's like I said to Ray Kurzweil.

00:34:28.040 So, Ray, why would a company like Google allow me to Google things or allow me to find things

00:34:37.080 that could dismantle them?

00:34:39.960 If I was going to make a new thing, I couldn't do it online because you'd be monitoring everything.

00:34:48.340 And why wouldn't it be in the best interest of the company to make sure that I'm thwarted

00:34:54.700 some way or another or that I'm watched and you guys just take it?

00:34:59.020 And what's his answer?

00:34:59.680 They just wouldn't.

00:35:00.500 They just wouldn't.

00:35:01.060 They just wouldn't.

00:35:01.540 They just wouldn't.

00:35:02.200 They're just too good.

00:35:03.060 The culture at Google is too good.

00:35:04.980 Well, they're not evil.

00:35:05.720 All right.

00:35:06.100 They're not evil.

00:35:06.920 That's when you're dangerous, though, right?

00:35:08.320 When you think you're so good and your goals are so wonderful, it's when these really terrible

00:35:15.180 decisions get made.

00:35:16.680 It's because you're sure.

00:35:17.900 The end game, I know I'm right on.

00:35:19.640 So, yeah, we have to cut corners here, here, and there.

00:35:21.540 That's why the creepy line is so spooky.

00:35:25.560 Because they came out and said, look, we know there's this creepy line and we're going to

00:35:30.360 go right up to that line, but never over it.

00:35:33.060 Right.

00:35:33.520 Well, that line is probably pretty gray.

00:35:36.100 You know what I mean?

00:35:37.480 Let's know.

00:35:38.060 I don't know about you, but when I'm paying my taxes and stuff, I don't say, I want to

00:35:43.160 go right up to where I'm going to go to jail, but no further.

00:35:47.380 Because this is essentially the decision-making process of Joe Biden.

00:35:50.140 Whenever he sees someone in a biker outfit, he's like, I've got to go right up to the creepy

00:35:53.640 line and not cross it.

00:35:54.780 But he doesn't know where the creepy line is.

00:35:56.340 He constantly is over it.

00:35:57.620 Yeah.

00:35:57.780 I guarantee having him sit on your lap is past the creepy line.

00:36:01.240 But not for Joe.

00:36:02.500 Not for Joe.

00:36:03.140 Not for Joe.

00:36:03.640 Thanks a lot, Pat.

00:36:05.940 Simply save home security.

00:36:07.880 I think they had five or six employees when they first started on this program.

00:36:11.060 They're now a billion-dollar company.

00:36:12.360 And I think they're going to soon be launching worldwide.

00:36:16.480 And I'm so happy for them.

00:36:18.280 These guys are American engineers and American entrepreneurs who have just really struggled

00:36:26.040 to do the right thing.

00:36:27.640 One of their partners actually, I think, is a Marxist, one of the people that works there.

00:36:33.180 And every time I talk to her, she's like, I'm so frustrated because the capitalist system

00:36:36.580 works all the time.

00:36:37.440 I'm like, yes, yes, it does.

00:36:39.800 Very frustrating.

00:36:40.400 Yes, it does.

00:36:41.740 But they're just great, great people.

00:36:45.100 And they have worked to build this system that is, you're in control of it.

00:36:54.020 It is the greatest capitalist kind of system.

00:36:59.080 You are in control of your system.

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00:37:16.460 They can monitor that.

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00:37:34.500 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:37:45.280 There is a story that came out of Alabama that I'm.

00:37:52.560 I'm just it's so unsettling story about this nine year old girl, Mackenzie Adams, who was bullied in school.

00:38:00.040 She's black and she was bullied because she had a white friend and you're not supposed to have a white friend. 1.00

00:38:06.780 And her black friends were bullying and her, I guess, white friends were bullying and she committed suicide.

00:38:16.960 She's nine, nine, just devastating.

00:38:23.820 Oh, my God.

00:38:24.400 My heart breaks for this family and and the family of her nine year old friend.

00:38:31.700 Now, imagine being her friend.

00:38:33.940 I don't care what color you are and your friend committed suicide because they were being mocked and ridiculed for being your friend.

00:38:44.800 This is so horrible.

00:38:46.960 So we have the aunt of Mackenzie on or, as we like to say in the West, the aunt of the McKenzie of Mackenzie on with us.

00:38:57.060 And we're going to we're going to talk to her in about an hour and 10 minutes.

00:39:03.680 And you don't want to you don't want to miss that.

00:39:06.120 Don't want to.

00:39:06.520 You just it's a silent you then.

00:39:08.840 It's just like they just put the you in there for no real reason.

00:39:11.980 Yeah, it pretty much is.

00:39:13.240 And because the answer word already.

00:39:15.440 So we know how to spell that.

00:39:17.000 So, yeah, but where's the you where's the you in pajamas?

00:39:20.900 Well, there's not a you in pajamas.

00:39:22.620 There's so why isn't it pajamas?

00:39:25.720 Because so you want both the A's to be pronounced differently.

00:39:28.740 Yes.

00:39:29.260 Ah, yeah.

00:39:30.460 Uh huh.

00:39:30.800 Yeah.

00:39:31.680 Uh huh.

00:39:32.060 That's the way it pajamas.

00:39:33.780 Right.

00:39:34.020 That's the way that's the way the English language works.

00:39:36.980 Pajamas.

00:39:37.960 No pajamas.

00:39:39.000 You can you pajamas.

00:39:40.580 It makes absolutely no sense.

00:39:42.200 Some things are pronounced entirely different, even though they're spelled exactly the same.

00:39:46.640 It doesn't matter.

00:39:47.820 It doesn't matter.

00:39:48.220 We did that quiz on the air one day from The New York Times.

00:39:50.820 It's worth going back if you haven't done that, because if you just say what your preference

00:39:54.640 is on how you pronounce things, they can like locate exactly where you grew up just based

00:39:59.120 on like the different ways you pronounce things or the different terms you use, like highway

00:40:02.360 versus freeway.

00:40:03.680 It becomes really specific.

00:40:05.680 Yeah.

00:40:05.760 I mean, it's really crazy how it can mark right where you grew up.

00:40:10.700 It's crazy.

00:40:11.700 Yeah.

00:40:12.040 Yeah.

00:40:12.280 It's really crazy.

00:40:13.080 All right.

00:40:13.340 Back in just a second with Chad Felix Green and Leon Wolf.

00:40:20.280 We want to tell you about a new movie that is coming up, actually about a friend of ours,

00:40:23.820 Abby Johnson.

00:40:24.960 She was a woman who had two abortions and she worked with Planned Parenthood.

00:40:29.000 She was a staunch supporter of abortion.

00:40:32.280 Her husband even was like, Abby, Abby, Abby.

00:40:35.420 She rose up through the ranks.

00:40:36.920 She became a director of the clinic where she worked.

00:40:39.100 And then it all changed when she saw what was really happening at the higher levels.

00:40:43.600 And she was called into a room where an abortion was taking place. 1.00

00:40:48.260 It changed for her.

00:40:50.000 And she's been an activist and really important voice ever since.

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00:41:17.540 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:21.140 America, I need you to brace yourself.

00:41:23.440 Okay?

00:41:24.080 Just brace yourself.

00:41:25.900 We're going to have a conservative on.

00:41:27.360 And sure, that's not unusual.

00:41:30.000 But in one minute, we are going to have a gay conservative on.

00:41:35.820 What?

00:41:36.260 I didn't even know they existed.

00:41:38.180 And the left is saying that if you're gay and conservative, you just need to shut up.

00:41:42.680 And I think that's the words most uttered by anti-fascists.

00:41:47.700 A fascinating story, a fascinating tale from one of the guys who is a contributor at The Federalist.

00:41:57.000 He wrote a piece a couple of days ago.

00:41:59.660 The stigma against my conservative politics is worse than the stigma of my being gay.

00:42:05.880 Oh, my gosh.

00:42:06.900 That was setting hair on fire everywhere.

00:42:10.600 We go there in one minute.

00:42:17.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:19.820 So, Stu, I don't know if you saw this.

00:42:23.400 But here's one number at the bank.

00:42:26.580 One number that the feds don't want you to know about.

00:42:29.320 $250 trillion.

00:42:31.240 $250 trillion.

00:42:32.240 Forget that number.

00:42:33.600 You know what that number is?

00:42:34.640 I do not.

00:42:35.340 That is the global debt right now.

00:42:37.760 $250 trillion?

00:42:38.840 Trillion.

00:42:39.360 That is more money than all the money in the world.

00:42:42.520 Yeah, I think by five times, I think.

00:42:47.100 Hmm.

00:42:48.100 Yeah.

00:42:49.200 That's not a big deal, though.

00:42:50.360 You can make that up.

00:42:51.100 I think global GDP is $50 trillion.

00:42:53.020 Raise taxes on the wealthy.

00:42:54.040 That'll do it.

00:42:54.540 Oh, that'll do it.

00:42:55.220 You're right.

00:42:55.600 You're right.

00:42:56.020 You're right.

00:42:56.780 So, we're in a little bit of trouble.

00:43:01.220 Rocky Road.

00:43:02.180 In fact, I Facebook post something this morning.

00:43:06.700 I'm starting something next year that I want to bring to your attention.

00:43:11.340 I'm going to be focusing on eight specific issues.

00:43:14.240 They all kind of revolve around the economy and what is coming.

00:43:18.340 And I urge you to pay attention to what is happening in the economy.

00:43:26.400 And the Dow is a good indication that things are not stable.

00:43:31.200 With that being said, the best insurance you can have against insanity is gold.

00:43:38.040 Gold or silver, please look and find out if precious metals is right for you.

00:43:43.740 Somebody asked me the other day, what would you put your money in?

00:43:45.840 I will tell you, 10%, 10% of whatever you have should be in gold.

00:43:50.940 I don't care if that's $100 or $100,000 or $1 million.

00:43:55.120 You should have 10% of your money in gold.

00:43:58.660 You're not exactly a financial advisor, but that's something to consider.

00:44:01.340 I think that's really reasonable.

00:44:02.800 Some people say 20%.

00:44:04.180 Nobody says zero.

00:44:07.980 I believe 10%.

00:44:09.180 It's what I do.

00:44:10.200 Now, you talk to the advisors and talk to everybody else.

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00:44:27.420 The stigma against my conservative politics is worse than the stigma of being gay.

00:44:43.040 Everything I was told to fear about being openly gay has become a reality in being openly conservative.

00:44:50.300 Chad Felix Green wrote this story in The Federalist, and we have him now to talk not only about the article, but also the backlash on the article.

00:44:58.820 Chad, how are you?

00:45:00.080 Good.

00:45:00.820 Good.

00:45:01.140 Thank you.

00:45:02.000 Welcome to the program.

00:45:02.940 So, you are – tell me your evolution.

00:45:06.980 Tell me, you know, when you came out, what you faced, what you feared when you came out.

00:45:11.400 Well, I came out in 1998, shortly after Ellen did, and I was the first openly gay student in my high school, and it was a huge, dramatic issue, and everything that I had access to at that time was gay media that told me that I was going to be rejected by my family, my friends.

00:45:29.940 I was in physical danger, and I was terrified every day about the impending doom that was going to happen to me.

00:45:38.720 And over the years, I really only experienced people being accepting and loving and careful and sort of fragile around me for most of my experience.

00:45:51.860 And I was very liberal in college, and then, honestly, listening to – I started to explore you and Ann Coulter, and I realized that the foundation of my views leaned more towards libertarianism than progressivism.

00:46:08.720 And I just sort of became a conservative by the sheer force of – I had no other choice because I couldn't promote or accept progressive ideas.

00:46:21.720 Yeah, and you can't change what you believe.

00:46:24.620 It becomes fundamental to you.

00:46:27.140 So, Chad, do you actually mean that the stigma is worse because you're a conservative than it was when you came out in 99?

00:46:41.820 Absolutely.

00:46:42.880 When I came out, people thought they were concerned about me.

00:46:47.480 My grandmother, who was a very religious Christian, was worried about my religious experience.

00:46:55.320 My dad was worried that I was going to get hurt, that I was going to become HIV positive, that sort of thing.

00:47:02.080 There were a lot of, what is your life going to be like now?

00:47:05.200 Because people at that time really didn't see much of a life as an adult for a gay person.

00:47:10.940 You kind of moved to a big city, disappeared.

00:47:13.740 And that was – there was a lot of understanding that needed to happen.

00:47:18.200 People just needed to experience me as a person and realize how normal and average I was.

00:47:22.520 As a conservative, I experienced genuine hatred based on stereotypes and bigotry and prejudices.

00:47:31.780 Okay, so wait, wait, wait.

00:47:32.880 Before you start there, you were a liberal when you came out.

00:47:36.820 And so you didn't have any of the conservative hate on you because you were, you know, trying to destroy our society because you're a liberal and all of that stuff.

00:47:48.500 Or, you know, none of the conservative hate that, you know, you're going to burn in the fires of hell and you should be destroyed.

00:47:56.080 I certainly perceived it from watching – from reading LGBT media.

00:48:04.580 And that's the reason why I started to explore conservative media because I really wanted to – I wanted to read your books.

00:48:10.880 I wanted to read Ann Coulter books, Sean Handy, everybody, and debunk everything.

00:48:14.380 I wanted to prove that the right was hateful and wrong.

00:48:18.920 But the truth is, is that nobody treated me – I experienced people who disagreed with me.

00:48:31.180 I experienced people who were ignorant, that didn't really understand.

00:48:34.400 I've never interpreted religious disagreement as hatred because I've always seen it coming from a place of genuine concern and empathy.

00:48:44.400 But you also don't deny that there are those people who are out there and, you know, I mean, the Westboro Baptist Church.

00:48:52.040 Oh, yeah.

00:48:52.400 But it is bigger than that.

00:48:53.940 There are a lot of people who have been gay throughout, you know, the human experience that have been, you know, deeply affected and hurt and persecuted because of their homosexuality.

00:49:08.360 Yes.

00:49:08.900 Okay.

00:49:09.640 And, of course, in the world right now, outside of the United States, it is a very real danger to be a gay person or perceived to be a gay person.

00:49:17.940 Correct.

00:49:18.260 All right.

00:49:19.820 So what have you experienced now as a conservative?

00:49:26.380 Well, the truth is, is that since I've been active online, as a conservative, I spend most of my time trying to explain to people that I don't believe or embrace what they think I do.

00:49:39.780 And in doing so, attempting to prevent them from trying to harm me in some way.

00:49:44.460 I have, of course, been physically threatened, as all conservatives on YNR.

00:49:50.280 I've had to make sure that my personal life is very protected because people do actively try to get you fired.

00:49:56.480 They will try to send police officers to your house.

00:50:00.200 They will harass your friends and family.

00:50:02.060 Early on, when my Facebook was opened, my friends and family received harassment from people based on things that I said.

00:50:09.640 I had to protect all of that.

00:50:11.440 No one ever did that to me as a gay person.

00:50:13.680 I never experienced people saying, finding out that I was gay and then treating me badly.

00:50:20.560 The moment that people associate me with being a conservative, I'm instantly a Nazi, not Jewish. 1.00

00:50:27.060 I'm instantly a racist and a bigot, and I'm deserving of genuine hatred.

00:50:32.880 And that's a startling experience to interact with people and realize that they genuinely hate you based on something that they genuinely don't understand about you.

00:50:42.700 All right.

00:50:43.460 So I want to stop here for a second, Chad, and then I want to come back and I want you to take us through some of the things like stop flaunting your conservatism and some of the responses that you have had.

00:50:53.900 Because I read the article and then I read I think I read the the storm after it.

00:50:59.500 And I was shocked by some of the things that I I read and they just don't seem to get it.

00:51:06.960 And I want to go there when we come back one minute away.

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00:53:03.000 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:53:20.120 We're talking to Chad Felix Green.

00:53:23.000 He wrote the article in the Federalist.

00:53:25.720 The stigma against my conservative politics is worse than the stigma of being gay.

00:53:29.400 Tell me about stop flaunting your conservatism.

00:53:35.120 So one thing that people say constantly and you when you saw a lot of this when when someone asked is being conservative worse than being gay was no being conservative means you're a bad person.

00:53:48.860 And I'm often told, well, if you don't want to experience hatred, stop being a bigot or stop stop harassing people who you hate from their perception.

00:54:02.780 And I always sort of associated that with if I just stopped talking about conservative issues, if I just stopped correcting lies and inaccuracies that I see in media, if I just stopped talking back to the left, they would leave me alone.

00:54:18.800 And that's exactly the advice that I got when I was younger and I would tell people I was gay and I feared negative backlash.

00:54:29.160 People say, well, why do you have to tell everybody?

00:54:31.020 Just don't tell anybody.

00:54:31.840 It's no one's business.

00:54:33.000 That's what I experienced today is in my regular life.

00:54:35.740 Most people don't, you know, most people I know aren't interested in politics, but they'll say, well, why do you do it then?

00:54:43.200 Why don't you just stop?

00:54:44.900 And there isn't a an appreciation of what we actually do.

00:54:49.800 They just assume that we're sort of complaining about the hatred that we're inviting on ourselves.

00:54:54.120 And they don't really understand that we are fighting for something that we actually believe in and that the hatred that we're getting for it is based on fighting.

00:55:07.040 But they'll say that, you know, you're gay.

00:55:09.680 You're born that way.

00:55:11.020 You have no choice.

00:55:13.040 And that's not political viewpoint.

00:55:17.580 Right.

00:55:19.120 Take that argument apart.

00:55:20.540 It's that's I think that's a huge concept here is people saying we can stop being conservative or they assume that I'm conservative because I am self-hating or because I'm ignorant in some way or because I haven't been exposed to the right type of people that I will get better and become progressive.

00:55:41.540 And the reason that I used that analogy that I didn't choose to be conservative is based on my personal experience of I fought it every step of the way.

00:55:53.540 I love that.

00:55:57.500 I love that because you are intellectually honest.

00:56:02.440 And the biggest problem that we have in America is it's a lot of people will not explore because they'll start to.

00:56:11.940 And if they start to see that maybe their side is weak and I mean on both sides, any side, they start to see that they're maybe they're not right.

00:56:19.060 They'll stop because they instinctively know if I find out that this is true, then I've got to change everything and my life is going to be much different.

00:56:27.520 And they don't want to do it.

00:56:28.780 They're afraid.

00:56:29.680 So congratulations on not being that person.

00:56:34.000 Anyway, thank you.

00:56:35.160 It would have been a whole lot easier if I had.

00:56:36.700 I bet it would.

00:56:38.020 I bet it would.

00:56:39.420 But no, it's I realized that the foundation of what of the foundation of LGBT is progressivism.

00:56:49.200 You can't escape that.

00:56:51.220 And, you know, I have a husband and that didn't come from conservative ideas.

00:56:54.580 That came from progressive pushing.

00:56:56.020 But the foundation of progressivism denies liberty.

00:57:00.880 It denies individuality.

00:57:02.280 It denies freedom.

00:57:03.440 And that's where I realized that I had a significant breaking point.

00:57:08.840 I kind of will talk about it the left and the right today as the left is being progressivism.

00:57:14.800 And everyone who doesn't agree with progressivism finds themselves on the right.

00:57:18.700 And as I explored these ideas and tried to challenge them, I realized I am pro-life.

00:57:27.400 I am pro-gun in that I think you should be able to defend yourself.

00:57:33.020 You know, I am a smaller government.

00:57:35.820 I don't want to depend on the government for everything.

00:57:38.040 I don't want to give all of my money to the government for these kinds of things.

00:57:42.440 And so, in a way, I really don't believe that it's as simple as, this is too hard.

00:57:48.980 I could just become a liberal.

00:57:51.060 I would be lying if I did that.

00:57:54.300 Being conservative is the consequence of my intellectual honesty about what I believe.

00:58:00.100 That's great.

00:58:01.360 We're talking to Chad Felix Green of The Federalist.

00:58:03.200 And something interesting happened, I think, Chad, with the wording of the headline of your story,

00:58:08.480 which is,

00:58:08.800 The stigma against my conservative politics is worse than the stigma of being gay.

00:58:12.880 And it didn't identify in the headline that you are actually gay.

00:58:17.280 And what it led to, at least what I saw online,

00:58:20.260 was an army of straight liberal people trying to teach you a lesson of what it means to be gay

00:58:25.300 and what it's like for people who went through that experience.

00:58:27.780 What is it like to get hit up by a bunch of straight liberals and giving you lessons on being gay?

00:58:34.040 It's very common.

00:58:35.160 I'm always assumed to be a straight white Christian based on my looks.

00:58:42.640 It's an interesting, you know, I've red hair.

00:58:47.260 I am just assumed.

00:58:49.260 And so, it's become a running joke that I will simply respond by saying gay Jew.

00:58:57.780 Because people just, they make the, they come in with the assumption,

00:59:02.200 the only people who are bad fall into this category.

00:59:06.220 And the only people who think like this are bad, therefore, you must be one of those people.

00:59:09.840 And I constantly, you know, we talk about identity politics as a negative thing.

00:59:13.880 I actually use my privilege as somebody who is a minority to sort of force many on the left to realize that they are closed-minded on this,

00:59:25.460 that this isn't a worldview that is exclusive to ignorance or that's exclusive to any particular race or religion or anything,

00:59:34.280 that this is, you know, me being gay and Jewish does not impact my views on, you know, tax policy.

00:59:40.440 And that they have to address their own prejudices and realize that they simply disagree with what's,

00:59:52.020 the reality is they disagree with what I'm promoting, but it has nothing to do with who I am.

00:59:57.480 And that's what I'm trying to get across when I do that.

00:59:59.660 You also said lumping Milo in with typical conservatives.

01:00:05.620 Talk a little bit about that.

01:00:07.000 Oh, well, you know, to every gay conservative and every conservative,

01:00:12.080 Milo's is controversial.

01:00:14.060 I appreciated him early on because he was kind of the Lady Gaga, the Madonna of our movement.

01:00:22.020 And, you know, if we went back a decade or so ago and he were a liberal, he'd be a media sensation.

01:00:29.100 His type of flamboyance and comedy is what South Park and family guy and liberal humor was.

01:00:38.260 And I appreciated that he pushed the boundaries of the freedom of speech limits,

01:00:44.760 and he kind of exposed the fact that colleges were growing more intolerant.

01:00:50.560 But I don't always find him to be principled.

01:00:54.620 As a conservative, I find him to be more of a contrarian.

01:00:57.600 And that's fine. There's a place to do that.

01:00:59.360 But the reality is that I am compared to him, and every gay conservative is. 0.54

01:01:05.420 And we are, in a lot of ways, the concept that we are valid to begin with is based on him as a template,

01:01:14.740 and they view him as a scam artist.

01:01:16.360 So one of the stereotypes that I fight all the time is that I'm doing this for attention,

01:01:22.400 or I'm doing this as a scam or a con, that this isn't really, I don't know what they think I'm gaining from it,

01:01:28.140 but that I'm doing this in a provocative way just to be provocative.

01:01:33.160 And so I find that frustrating.

01:01:34.640 And so when they look at Milo's sort of extreme expression, they say, well, that's just what conservatives are like.

01:01:42.740 He's just honest about it.

01:01:44.240 And it's frustrating because we spend so much of our time trying to dispel a lot of the mythology around that.

01:01:52.280 And you know what's interesting is this is what happens.

01:01:55.560 This is the difference between conservatives, hopefully, conservatives and progressives.

01:01:59.040 One is a group hive mind that everybody has to be in a bucket, and everybody is alike, and there's no differences.

01:02:05.860 And hopefully, libertarian conservatives know, no, we're all different.

01:02:09.600 I don't answer for him, and I don't agree with him, but we're kind of on the same side on this particular issue,

01:02:14.420 and we're not on this issue.

01:02:16.300 I applaud your article and your courage to say it.

01:02:20.380 The beating that you have taken is truly remarkable, but keep speaking, keep standing.

01:02:25.880 From the Federalist, it's Chad Felix Green, the article,

01:02:30.180 The Stigma Against My Conservative Politics Worse Than the Stigma, I'm Going to Add, of My Being Gay.

01:02:37.780 Back in a minute.

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01:05:02.580 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:05:07.120 Leon Wolf is the managing editor for theblaze.com,

01:05:10.860 and he's in to talk to us a little bit about Michael Cohen,

01:05:16.920 and also, if we have time, China and Canada,

01:05:19.760 because this is extraordinarily revealing.

01:05:24.240 And I think China just caught on to what Donald Trump and America

01:05:28.100 may actually be doing with this trade war.

01:05:30.380 Let's start with Michael Cohen.

01:05:33.020 Sure. Let's do it.

01:05:34.640 So yesterday, he was sentenced to three years.

01:05:37.480 Right.

01:05:38.540 And what is the important part of this to you?

01:05:42.820 The important part is not just Cohen,

01:05:45.780 but of course the company that produces the National Enquirer

01:05:48.240 also basically entered a plea agreement.

01:05:50.180 So you have two people now, both friendly to Trump,

01:05:54.440 previously very loyal to Trump,

01:05:56.900 who have admitted basically in sworn statements and plea agreements

01:06:00.560 that they were ordered by Donald Trump to commit felonies.

01:06:03.980 Now, the National Enquirer came out and kind of changed their story a bit,

01:06:07.740 and it's my understanding that this one is we were working with the campaign,

01:06:13.540 not necessarily Donald Trump directly,

01:06:16.040 which changes it and makes it even more significant, does it not?

01:06:19.500 It does.

01:06:20.000 Yes. And so people struggle to understand this.

01:06:22.780 And I was talking with Jason Buttrell about this just before I came on here.

01:06:27.180 People don't understand why is this a campaign finance violation?

01:06:30.880 Can they prove that it came through the campaign?

01:06:32.820 It's actually the fact that the money didn't go through the campaign

01:06:35.100 is what makes it a campaign finance violation.

01:06:38.000 Because it's a legitimate campaign expense

01:06:40.260 to spend money to protect the reputation of the candidate.

01:06:42.980 Right?

01:06:43.820 But that's the purpose of the money expenditure.

01:06:45.880 If you're going to do that, you have to either declare it as a campaign expenditure

01:06:50.100 or the people who make the expenditure have to report it as a contribution in kind.

01:06:54.420 One of those two things has to happen.

01:06:56.220 Neither of them did happen.

01:06:57.160 It was clearly designed to evade the reporting requirements of the FEC,

01:07:00.880 and that's what makes it a campaign finance violation in this case.

01:07:04.200 And so both of them are making the case

01:07:07.140 that they were doing this at a request from Donald Trump.

01:07:10.960 And so as I understand this, and you're a former attorney,

01:07:16.320 so you know this.

01:07:17.540 You're not only in campaign finance, right?

01:07:18.960 Yeah, I did campaign finance for over two years.

01:07:21.260 That's almost exclusively what I did.

01:07:23.240 So when it comes to this, it's a felony,

01:07:27.440 because if I told Stu, hey, go kill this person,

01:07:32.860 I'm being held just as culpable for the murder as he is, correct?

01:07:38.660 Right.

01:07:39.920 And, you know, look, any campaign, any presidential campaign in particular,

01:07:44.100 they're so large, of a general election candidate,

01:07:46.540 you know, a serious candidate,

01:07:47.420 is going to probably have some campaign finance violations,

01:07:50.600 just because it's such a difficult thing to keep up with

01:07:53.420 and maintain 100% compliance.

01:07:55.280 But if you have a willful violation, as this appears to clearly have been,

01:07:59.400 that's what brings it to the level of, out of,

01:08:02.020 oh, we're just going to fine you X number of dollars,

01:08:04.260 and people have to go to jail.

01:08:05.540 Okay, so let me give you, let me take you through a couple of things.

01:08:08.800 First of all, Dinesh D'Souza, that was clearly a political hit.

01:08:13.180 Rosie O'Donnell was much worse. 1.00

01:08:15.500 You're saying an inconsistent application of the law, right?

01:08:18.380 Yes.

01:08:18.520 Is what you're talking about there.

01:08:19.940 So, I mean, if you're going to put Dinesh D'Souza in prison,

01:08:22.320 Rosie O'Donnell should have gone to prison as well. 1.00

01:08:24.160 She was much worse, did basically the same thing,

01:08:26.420 except she knowingly was doing it,

01:08:29.260 admittedly saying, you know,

01:08:30.560 I'm using different names and everything else.

01:08:32.620 She knew exactly what she was doing.

01:08:35.040 Not a problem for Rosie O'Donnell. 1.00

01:08:38.820 When it comes to Barack Obama, campaign finance violations.

01:08:42.240 I think it was $2 million campaign finance violation.

01:08:45.760 He paid a fine.

01:08:47.480 Why is this one different?

01:08:49.540 Because of what I just said.

01:08:51.460 I mean, I think the expectation is that

01:08:53.560 in the course of handling all the various different donations

01:08:57.940 and in recording all the donations in kind,

01:09:00.820 you almost always miss some.

01:09:03.260 That's like an expected thing.

01:09:04.540 And then the FPC catches you

01:09:05.680 and you file an amended statement and you pay a fine.

01:09:07.700 It's sort of like taxes, right?

01:09:08.660 Like they always say, like,

01:09:10.400 you have no idea if you're really filing everything perfectly.

01:09:12.980 And if they really look into it,

01:09:13.920 they're going to find something that you screwed up,

01:09:15.540 even completely unintentionally.

01:09:16.920 Right.

01:09:17.140 But with Al Capone, there was another set of books.

01:09:19.540 Exactly.

01:09:20.240 Exactly.

01:09:20.600 So the difference is between, oh, I had a good faith belief

01:09:25.280 that I could claim this as an exemption

01:09:26.860 and I hid $150,000 worth of income intentionally from the IRS.

01:09:30.740 Those are two different penalties.

01:09:32.500 So what is the Trump explanation for this?

01:09:38.460 So Trump's explanation is, it's a plausible one.

01:09:43.040 Okay, I wouldn't laugh it out of court if I were a judge,

01:09:45.340 is that, you know, the money was not spent

01:09:47.300 to protect his reputation as a candidate.

01:09:49.000 It was spent to protect his reputation with his family,

01:09:51.680 prevent his wife and his kids from being embarrassed.

01:09:53.780 That sort of thing.

01:09:54.520 It is the Bill Clinton excuse.

01:09:56.300 Right.

01:09:57.460 And kind of an interesting analogy, you know,

01:09:59.980 we've been through this once before, actually.

01:10:01.720 People have already forgotten it,

01:10:03.060 even though it's been less than 20 years ago.

01:10:04.580 But John Edwards, as you recall,

01:10:05.780 was prosecuted for literally this exact same thing.

01:10:08.220 John Edwards had an affair.

01:10:09.680 He used campaign finance money to pay off his mistress

01:10:11.940 to stay quiet.

01:10:12.980 He was prosecuted for this.

01:10:13.900 Now, ultimately, that was part of his argument to the jury,

01:10:18.220 which was successful, at least in hanging the jury,

01:10:20.500 was, you know, look, this is, you know,

01:10:22.740 A, it's a legitimate campaign expense

01:10:24.460 because it's protecting my reputation as a candidate.

01:10:26.500 And B, you know, it's not a campaign finance violation

01:10:29.880 because I have other interests that were involved

01:10:31.960 that I'm trying to protect with that.

01:10:33.280 So, unfortunately, that one,

01:10:35.780 we didn't get like a court ruling on,

01:10:37.360 like a judicial decision that sets a precedent

01:10:39.160 as to whether that's a valid argument or not.

01:10:40.760 But there's at least an argument that a jury,

01:10:42.800 and look, John Edwards was not a sympathetic guy.

01:10:46.480 His wife was dying of cancer, okay?

01:10:48.400 The jury had every reason to hate him

01:10:50.220 and come down like a ton of bricks on him.

01:10:51.840 But for whatever reason,

01:10:53.100 enough of them bought that on the jury

01:10:54.320 that he ended up walking, so.

01:10:55.800 And the other thing,

01:10:56.540 it was a Washington Examiner

01:10:57.500 that kind of did a story on this

01:10:59.560 and made the point of,

01:11:01.540 when a presidential candidate, for example,

01:11:04.040 their example was, goes to get a haircut.

01:11:05.840 You have to get a haircut to, you know,

01:11:07.700 to look good on camera.

01:11:08.500 And so he goes and he pays for his own haircut.

01:11:10.760 In theory, you could say

01:11:12.040 that's a campaign finance violation

01:11:13.400 because he's spending money

01:11:14.440 to improve his candidacy.

01:11:16.580 But, of course,

01:11:17.240 that would be completely ridiculous.

01:11:19.040 And if you go down that same line,

01:11:20.680 is there kind of a line of defense there?

01:11:22.480 Like, yes, he's spending money

01:11:24.880 that will help him as a candidate in theory,

01:11:26.700 but this was more of a private thing,

01:11:28.580 and that's why they should overlook it.

01:11:31.200 I think Donald Trump could make a case

01:11:32.780 he was more afraid of Melania

01:11:34.220 than he was the American people.

01:11:36.520 It could be.

01:11:37.060 It could be.

01:11:37.480 But the problem that he's going to face

01:11:38.760 is going to be what did Cohen

01:11:41.820 and the National Enquirer people tell the DA, right?

01:11:45.200 What did Donald Trump say to them?

01:11:47.880 And, of course, a lot of that we don't know yet.

01:11:50.000 If they have him saying,

01:11:52.400 this will destroy my campaign,

01:11:55.040 then it's a different story.

01:11:58.220 And that's the big thing

01:11:59.560 because if it's just Cohen's word,

01:12:01.180 it means nothing.

01:12:01.920 Yeah, but if it's Cohen's word

01:12:03.980 and the National Enquirer's word,

01:12:06.160 it means nothing.

01:12:07.040 It means nothing.

01:12:08.020 But if they have texts and emails

01:12:10.360 and recorded phone conversations,

01:12:12.600 then it's different.

01:12:13.440 It could be big.

01:12:13.980 And that is big because, you know,

01:12:16.200 as we say this,

01:12:17.560 this is not part of the Mueller investigation, right?

01:12:19.480 This is all Southern District of New York.

01:12:21.320 They have the policy

01:12:22.040 they're not going to indict a sitting president.

01:12:23.560 This is all about what the House is going to do, right?

01:12:25.580 And it's all about what the Democrats

01:12:27.680 can convince people politically

01:12:29.440 is an impeachable offense.

01:12:31.560 I mean, that's what impeachment is.

01:12:32.740 It's not a legal thing.

01:12:33.760 It's a political thing.

01:12:34.740 Gerald Ford said it best.

01:12:36.020 You've done, you were a,

01:12:37.420 you were an attorney

01:12:38.260 for campaign finance violations.

01:12:41.800 Impeachable offense, this,

01:12:43.720 where it stands today.

01:12:46.020 Well, let me say this.

01:12:47.280 I've seen people prosecuted for less.

01:12:49.440 Okay.

01:12:49.920 But those people were not

01:12:50.700 the president of the United States.

01:12:51.820 Right.

01:12:52.020 That's a, that's a completely different.

01:12:53.360 It is a completely different ballgame.

01:12:54.820 Okay.

01:12:55.180 Let me, let me switch to China and Canada

01:12:58.300 because there's something going on

01:13:00.220 and most people are not paying attention to this.

01:13:03.700 China has now just disappeared

01:13:07.540 a Canadian suit.

01:13:10.960 They got another one this morning.

01:13:12.180 They got another one.

01:13:13.040 Yes.

01:13:13.400 Explain who they are.

01:13:14.600 I, I, I'm handicapped

01:13:16.280 because I came and got off a plane

01:13:18.220 and got right here.

01:13:18.980 So I don't know the particular,

01:13:19.760 but it's another,

01:13:20.420 it's a fairly low level.

01:13:21.740 It's not anybody who's on the level

01:13:23.120 of the one that the Canadians,

01:13:24.620 you know,

01:13:25.160 snatched from the Chinese. 0.86

01:13:26.160 It's not like the CFO of a major company.

01:13:28.800 It's still more,

01:13:29.800 I think on,

01:13:30.520 on the level of message sending

01:13:31.760 than actual retaliation.

01:13:33.420 So what,

01:13:34.180 what happened is we said we,

01:13:36.400 there's a,

01:13:37.040 there's a Chinese official in Canada.

01:13:40.320 Sorry.

01:13:40.920 His,

01:13:41.280 her father is high up in the communist party,

01:13:44.860 but she runs a company

01:13:46.480 that has been known to be dirty

01:13:48.760 for a very long time,

01:13:50.060 stealing all kinds of stuff from America.

01:13:51.960 And so Donald Trump said,

01:13:54.920 we want to extradite it

01:13:57.140 into the United States.

01:13:58.200 You can't go home.

01:13:59.480 China flipped out. 0.56

01:14:01.160 Now,

01:14:01.280 China has just taken two business people

01:14:03.760 from Canada

01:14:04.620 and they're saying,

01:14:05.980 you better release ours

01:14:06.760 because two can play at this game.

01:14:09.320 This is really,

01:14:11.420 I think what the,

01:14:13.460 what is really happening on China.

01:14:16.220 And this is the beginning

01:14:17.520 of a very strong cold war

01:14:21.060 here between us.

01:14:22.560 We are saying it's like

01:14:24.060 the trade war is not just about

01:14:25.700 the trade imbalance,

01:14:26.460 right?

01:14:26.620 It is about stop stealing our stuff.

01:14:29.180 Right.

01:14:29.740 So I'm,

01:14:30.620 you know,

01:14:31.280 I have been waiting for someone

01:14:33.260 to do something like this,

01:14:35.060 like what Trump has done

01:14:36.280 for a long time.

01:14:37.000 Like I'm not,

01:14:37.860 I've never thought tariffs were the answer.

01:14:39.560 I still don't think they're the answer,

01:14:40.600 but it is an issue.

01:14:43.920 The Chinese theft of American intellectual, 0.95

01:14:46.320 but they just have no respect

01:14:47.240 for Western intellectual property.

01:14:49.000 It's a known problem.

01:14:50.200 It has been for years and years and years.

01:14:51.520 And we've all been screaming

01:14:52.500 for the,

01:14:53.980 somebody needs to do something.

01:14:55.300 And now Trump has,

01:14:56.540 has done something.

01:14:57.500 I think that's,

01:14:58.260 that's a good first step.

01:14:59.180 But what we're seeing

01:14:59.940 is that this is a very dangerous

01:15:01.700 game to play,

01:15:02.640 right?

01:15:02.960 Because the Canadians,

01:15:05.120 you know,

01:15:05.380 Trudeau has got to go to his people

01:15:06.940 and say,

01:15:07.700 I have a reason for holding this CFO

01:15:10.380 of,

01:15:10.900 you know,

01:15:11.320 China.

01:15:11.760 And Trump has got to come

01:15:13.060 to the American people and say,

01:15:13.920 we have a reason for this person

01:15:14.980 we've arrested.

01:15:15.880 The Chinese government,

01:15:17.540 they don't have to explain this

01:15:18.740 to their own people.

01:15:19.320 They can snatch as many of our people

01:15:20.800 and Canadians as they want

01:15:21.760 and just disappear them

01:15:23.080 off the street.

01:15:23.720 And they don't have to go

01:15:24.680 and say,

01:15:25.600 oh,

01:15:25.940 you know,

01:15:26.220 well,

01:15:26.420 here's why.

01:15:27.060 There's just,

01:15:27.440 there's somebody's just gone.

01:15:28.920 And that's the concern

01:15:30.160 is that there are a lot

01:15:31.440 of American Canadian nationals

01:15:32.920 over there.

01:15:33.360 If we start engaging

01:15:34.120 in this tit for tat,

01:15:35.560 who knows where that could end up?

01:15:38.440 Who knows where that could end up?

01:15:39.500 But it's an interesting first step

01:15:41.140 in,

01:15:41.520 in,

01:15:41.800 in,

01:15:42.300 you know,

01:15:42.880 if it is a negotiating ploy,

01:15:44.340 we'll see how it works

01:15:45.500 real quick in 60 seconds.

01:15:49.160 Tell me what you think

01:15:50.520 is going to happen

01:15:51.320 in both of those cases

01:15:52.580 where they leave this

01:15:53.620 pure speculation.

01:15:54.740 I'm asking you to look

01:15:55.880 in 2019,

01:15:56.620 we're going to see impeachments

01:15:58.500 in the house

01:15:59.540 or just investigations.

01:16:01.340 I don't think so.

01:16:02.180 I don't think,

01:16:02.820 I don't think we're going to see

01:16:03.920 impeachment proceedings

01:16:04.620 in the house

01:16:05.040 unless something else

01:16:06.440 major comes out.

01:16:07.440 I don't think this campaign

01:16:08.200 finance thing is going to be

01:16:09.200 enough for the Democrats

01:16:10.000 to roll the dice on that

01:16:10.760 because you have to know

01:16:11.620 Republicans are not

01:16:12.800 going to buy this.

01:16:13.440 They have to know

01:16:13.840 it's a dead end

01:16:14.340 in the Senate

01:16:14.760 no matter what happens.

01:16:17.820 If some other damaging

01:16:19.140 information comes out,

01:16:20.260 if Trump's approval rating

01:16:21.860 dips down into the 20s,

01:16:23.080 if the economy goes sour,

01:16:24.960 maybe we see a different

01:16:26.220 analysis,

01:16:27.960 but I doubt it.

01:16:29.960 Canada,

01:16:30.880 China,

01:16:31.480 United States,

01:16:32.720 trade.

01:16:33.840 How does,

01:16:34.820 does this get worse

01:16:36.300 in 2019

01:16:37.240 to a happy ending

01:16:39.020 or does it get worse

01:16:41.180 and there's,

01:16:42.820 you know,

01:16:43.300 we're not headed

01:16:43.900 towards a happy ending

01:16:44.800 a year from now?

01:16:45.760 Cautiously optimistic

01:16:46.600 that it's going to get better.

01:16:47.800 I think that both sides

01:16:49.500 are at the point

01:16:50.280 and there is dialogue

01:16:51.540 that's going on.

01:16:52.420 I think both sides

01:16:53.340 are at the point

01:16:53.720 that they can still

01:16:54.200 back away from the precipice

01:16:55.240 on this one

01:16:55.720 and I hope that that's

01:16:56.660 what ends up happening.

01:16:57.720 But,

01:16:58.400 you know,

01:16:58.720 it is,

01:16:59.680 listen,

01:17:00.140 it is very important

01:17:01.200 for us to protect

01:17:02.000 our intellectual property rights

01:17:03.300 and I hope that some,

01:17:05.700 I'm hopeful that some kind of deal

01:17:06.840 will get worked out

01:17:07.620 to where that'll happen.

01:17:09.080 We both have a lot to lose

01:17:10.360 and I think they have

01:17:11.280 more to lose

01:17:11.980 than we do

01:17:12.780 just on technology

01:17:15.020 at least today.

01:17:17.460 Now is the time

01:17:18.280 to play this card

01:17:19.000 if you're going to,

01:17:19.700 if you're actually going to play it.

01:17:21.040 Leon,

01:17:21.220 thank you very much.

01:17:21.840 Appreciate it.

01:17:22.540 Thank you guys.

01:17:23.940 The managing editor

01:17:25.060 of theblaze.com.

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01:18:21.960 for the holidays.

01:18:22.940 You'll love it.

01:18:23.400 It's called Say Anything.

01:18:25.000 It's at the toy section

01:18:25.860 in Target.

01:18:27.120 Say anything.

01:18:31.200 So, Stu,

01:18:34.460 you know how I,

01:18:35.140 how I've said,

01:18:36.300 don't fear the machine.

01:18:38.160 Don't fear the robots.

01:18:39.480 Don't fear AI.

01:18:40.660 I know what you're going to say.

01:18:41.680 Fear the goals.

01:18:42.700 Fear the goals.

01:18:43.400 Why?

01:18:44.200 Because once the AI

01:18:45.740 has the idea

01:18:46.460 that it's,

01:18:47.480 it has a goal in mind,

01:18:48.480 it will do whatever

01:18:49.260 it has to do

01:18:49.840 to accomplish it.

01:18:50.780 And it will not stop.

01:18:51.900 It won't stop.

01:18:52.420 It doesn't care

01:18:52.820 if it happens to be,

01:18:53.760 you know,

01:18:54.400 hurting someone or.

01:18:55.900 Correct.

01:18:56.280 Right.

01:18:56.820 So,

01:18:57.240 when these big,

01:18:58.260 huge robots

01:18:59.340 in these factories,

01:19:00.460 when they go awry,

01:19:02.920 they go awry

01:19:03.720 because they do not stop.

01:19:06.820 The first,

01:19:07.860 I think the first accident

01:19:09.320 was back in like

01:19:11.880 in the late,

01:19:12.620 late 1990s.

01:19:13.960 And it was,

01:19:14.980 I think in a,

01:19:16.120 I think it was

01:19:16.700 in an auto factory

01:19:17.700 and it just kept pushing

01:19:19.720 like this engine

01:19:20.640 on top of somebody,

01:19:21.920 just crushing them

01:19:23.280 because they got in between

01:19:24.560 and it wouldn't,

01:19:25.440 the machine could not

01:19:26.560 get the engine

01:19:27.240 where it was

01:19:27.840 because the person

01:19:28.380 was blocking it.

01:19:29.080 And they,

01:19:29.940 by the time they stopped it,

01:19:30.820 the guy was just mush,

01:19:32.020 but the machine

01:19:33.480 just would not stop.

01:19:35.480 There is another accident

01:19:36.980 that happened today

01:19:37.840 and I just tweeted this.

01:19:39.200 The picture is unbelievable.

01:19:41.800 The guy lived,

01:19:43.200 but I don't know

01:19:45.080 what this machine

01:19:45.860 was supposed to do,

01:19:46.880 but it was supposed

01:19:47.380 to drive spikes

01:19:48.700 into something.

01:19:50.240 and then,

01:19:51.800 you know,

01:19:52.820 another machine

01:19:53.580 would put the bolt on it.

01:19:55.560 Well,

01:19:56.000 a guy got in front of it

01:19:57.240 and it drove

01:19:58.380 six spikes

01:20:00.580 through his chest

01:20:02.460 and through his arm.

01:20:03.840 And these are

01:20:04.620 huge spikes.

01:20:07.420 Shockingly,

01:20:07.940 this guy is alive,

01:20:09.300 but it shows him

01:20:10.680 on the operating table

01:20:11.860 and it is,

01:20:13.960 it's one of the worst things

01:20:15.460 I've ever seen.

01:20:16.220 By the way,

01:20:16.580 it was 10,

01:20:17.160 not six.

01:20:17.960 Was it 10?

01:20:18.440 Yeah,

01:20:18.580 you can only see six

01:20:19.400 in one of the photos,

01:20:20.140 but it was a total of 10.

01:20:21.480 I don't want to know,

01:20:22.320 man.

01:20:22.640 Geez,

01:20:23.120 where were the other?

01:20:24.180 My gosh,

01:20:24.840 because this is,

01:20:25.400 I'm surprised this guy lived

01:20:27.020 because it looks like

01:20:27.940 one had to go through

01:20:29.200 his lung

01:20:30.820 and another one

01:20:32.200 went right through

01:20:32.940 his shoulder

01:20:33.560 and then his two,

01:20:34.600 four more in his forearm.

01:20:36.120 It said one of them

01:20:36.700 narrowly missed an artery,

01:20:38.640 but it's,

01:20:39.400 he was actually able

01:20:41.160 to move

01:20:42.400 and get up after this.

01:20:43.900 But this is,

01:20:44.380 I mean,

01:20:44.660 this is China too.

01:20:45.720 I mean,

01:20:46.640 they're,

01:20:47.020 I'm surprised

01:20:47.600 they just didn't

01:20:48.120 throw him out

01:20:48.580 in the street.

01:20:49.860 I mean,

01:20:50.600 hey,

01:20:51.060 that's what happens

01:20:51.720 when you get in the way

01:20:52.320 of the machine.

01:20:53.260 Next.

01:20:54.080 Grind him up for fuel,

01:20:55.260 essentially.

01:20:55.900 Yeah.

01:20:56.260 No,

01:20:56.680 yeah,

01:20:56.900 that's,

01:20:57.460 it's a,

01:20:58.060 the pictures are really gross

01:20:59.120 if you're pretty amazing.

01:21:01.440 I've never seen anything like it.

01:21:02.480 Yeah.

01:21:02.800 Yeah.

01:21:03.980 Okay,

01:21:04.340 so the,

01:21:05.100 the,

01:21:05.600 the other thing

01:21:06.560 when it comes to China

01:21:07.360 is there is more news

01:21:09.100 and I don't know

01:21:09.620 if we're going to be able

01:21:10.080 to get to it today.

01:21:10.800 Uh,

01:21:12.020 there is more news

01:21:13.180 about China

01:21:14.960 actually data mining

01:21:16.820 people's minds

01:21:18.100 and how bad

01:21:20.540 this is getting

01:21:21.540 in China

01:21:22.320 and how they've been

01:21:23.140 doing it for a while.

01:21:24.120 And so they are really

01:21:25.420 way ahead

01:21:27.160 because,

01:21:27.840 you know,

01:21:28.520 they've got

01:21:29.100 several billion guinea pigs

01:21:31.520 who are willing participants,

01:21:33.360 you know,

01:21:33.820 either that or you go

01:21:34.560 to the gulag.

01:21:35.440 So,

01:21:35.880 of course you're willing.

01:21:37.560 Uh,

01:21:37.860 but the data mining

01:21:38.960 of our own minds

01:21:41.040 at work,

01:21:41.940 at play,

01:21:43.460 they can now

01:21:45.220 begin to see

01:21:46.360 those things.

01:21:47.860 It is indeed

01:21:48.900 a brave

01:21:49.820 new world.

01:21:54.840 The fusion

01:21:55.960 of entertainment

01:21:57.060 and enlightenment.

01:21:58.680 This

01:21:58.920 is the Glenn Beck program.

01:22:01.680 Mackenzie Adams.

01:22:03.040 She was nine years old.

01:22:05.320 She wanted to be

01:22:05.880 a scientist

01:22:06.460 when she grew up.

01:22:08.180 She excelled

01:22:08.820 in math.

01:22:10.440 She was always

01:22:11.320 bringing home

01:22:11.900 hundreds

01:22:12.400 in her homework.

01:22:14.460 She also liked

01:22:15.020 to ride her bike,

01:22:15.680 playing with dolls,

01:22:16.580 PlayStation 4.

01:22:17.780 She would record

01:22:18.680 goofy videos

01:22:19.820 with her cousins.

01:22:22.680 But she just 0.98

01:22:23.960 killed herself.

01:22:26.680 The family

01:22:27.380 is now

01:22:28.080 having to bury

01:22:29.240 Mackenzie

01:22:29.840 on Saturday.

01:22:32.200 Her body

01:22:33.480 was discovered

01:22:34.660 at their home

01:22:36.280 in Alabama

01:22:37.180 on the 3rd

01:22:38.800 by her grandmother.

01:22:41.680 What killed

01:22:43.140 Mackenzie Adams?

01:22:46.540 It's not a new story.

01:22:49.300 It's not a new story.

01:22:53.900 We'll talk to

01:22:55.120 Mackenzie's family

01:22:56.160 and see how

01:22:58.560 they're turning

01:22:59.800 a tragedy

01:23:00.580 into

01:23:02.060 possibly

01:23:03.380 some sort

01:23:05.120 of a

01:23:06.000 blessing

01:23:06.840 for others.

01:23:08.120 We do that

01:23:09.180 in 60 seconds.

01:23:13.380 This is the

01:23:14.260 Glenn Beck program.

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01:23:28.140 is also

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01:23:29.980 that has been

01:23:30.800 with me

01:23:31.700 I think since

01:23:32.680 after the crash

01:23:33.760 maybe 2009

01:23:34.940 because American

01:23:36.500 Financing

01:23:37.080 called me

01:23:37.740 in 2007.

01:23:38.720 They've been

01:23:38.920 fans of the

01:23:39.340 show for a long

01:23:39.840 time.

01:23:40.200 It's a family

01:23:40.620 run business

01:23:41.180 and they

01:23:41.620 said hey

01:23:43.020 we want to

01:23:43.420 talk to

01:23:43.780 about mortgages

01:23:45.120 and refinancing

01:23:45.880 mortgages and

01:23:46.520 everything else.

01:23:47.100 And I said

01:23:47.440 no I think

01:23:48.060 the housing

01:23:48.420 market is going

01:23:48.900 to collapse

01:23:49.400 and it's

01:23:49.840 because of

01:23:50.180 mortgage

01:23:50.400 companies.

01:23:51.300 And they

01:23:51.620 said that's

01:23:52.220 not us.

01:23:52.700 We don't

01:23:53.200 do that.

01:23:54.180 We work

01:23:54.920 for the

01:23:55.200 customer.

01:23:55.720 We don't

01:23:56.080 work for

01:23:57.320 the banks.

01:23:58.260 And I said

01:23:58.580 well call me

01:23:59.080 after the

01:23:59.420 crash and

01:23:59.820 we'll see.

01:24:00.780 And they

01:24:01.340 did.

01:24:01.660 They called

01:24:01.900 me after

01:24:02.240 the crash

01:24:02.640 and they

01:24:02.920 were fine.

01:24:03.600 Their

01:24:03.740 customers

01:24:04.160 didn't have

01:24:04.660 a problem

01:24:05.100 because they

01:24:06.820 don't jam

01:24:07.480 you into

01:24:08.060 a loan

01:24:08.520 that's not

01:24:09.040 right for

01:24:09.600 you.

01:24:10.400 American

01:24:10.800 Financing

01:24:11.520 whether you're

01:24:11.980 looking to

01:24:12.440 refi

01:24:13.100 consolidate

01:24:13.760 or get

01:24:14.500 your first

01:24:14.900 house.

01:24:15.740 It's

01:24:15.820 American

01:24:16.300 Financing

01:24:16.920 net.

01:24:17.420 That's

01:24:17.740 American

01:24:18.340 Financing

01:24:19.100 dot

01:24:19.440 net.

01:24:19.800 American

01:24:20.060 Financing

01:24:20.540 Corporation

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01:24:26.760 Mackenzie

01:24:39.260 Adams

01:24:39.720 a little

01:24:40.680 girl 0.91

01:24:41.100 who

01:24:41.940 she was

01:24:43.120 nine

01:24:43.740 and committed

01:24:45.000 suicide.

01:24:46.080 I don't

01:24:46.680 even know

01:24:47.020 how that

01:24:47.340 happens to

01:24:48.140 a nine

01:24:48.440 year

01:24:48.600 old.

01:24:49.460 This

01:24:50.040 story

01:24:50.480 is so

01:24:52.240 tragic

01:24:52.680 on many

01:24:53.300 levels.

01:24:54.480 Edwina

01:24:54.820 Harris

01:24:55.340 the

01:24:55.980 aunt of

01:24:57.380 Mackenzie

01:24:58.040 Adams

01:24:58.420 is with

01:24:59.440 us now.

01:25:00.320 First of

01:25:00.840 all Edwina

01:25:01.320 our deepest

01:25:02.900 deepest

01:25:03.560 sympathies

01:25:04.340 go out

01:25:05.360 to you

01:25:05.760 and the

01:25:06.060 family.

01:25:06.520 I cannot

01:25:06.840 imagine

01:25:07.260 what you

01:25:07.560 guys are

01:25:07.820 going

01:25:08.020 through

01:25:08.220 now.

01:25:09.100 Thank

01:25:09.320 you.

01:25:10.180 It's

01:25:10.460 been

01:25:10.600 really

01:25:10.900 hard.

01:25:12.820 So

01:25:13.420 first of

01:25:14.380 all tell

01:25:15.380 me a

01:25:15.680 little

01:25:15.820 bit

01:25:16.020 about

01:25:16.460 Mackenzie.

01:25:17.960 Tell

01:25:18.100 me who

01:25:18.380 she

01:25:18.560 was.

01:25:20.280 Mackenzie

01:25:20.920 was a

01:25:21.380 very bubbly

01:25:22.320 little girl,

01:25:23.400 very smart,

01:25:24.840 very funny.

01:25:25.780 She liked to

01:25:26.140 tell jokes like

01:25:26.840 a granddad.

01:25:28.520 Love family,

01:25:29.920 love to travel,

01:25:31.560 the zoo,

01:25:32.080 go out to eat,

01:25:32.760 the beach,

01:25:33.560 you know,

01:25:34.680 just a really

01:25:36.120 sweet,

01:25:36.640 fun,

01:25:37.340 and energetic

01:25:37.880 kid.

01:25:38.380 so she

01:25:40.820 was being

01:25:41.640 bullied in

01:25:43.120 in school

01:25:44.720 and

01:25:46.100 and she

01:25:47.340 was being

01:25:47.740 bullied,

01:25:48.420 if I'm not

01:25:49.160 mistaken,

01:25:49.540 because she

01:25:50.380 was friends

01:25:51.400 with a

01:25:51.780 white kid.

01:25:52.460 Is that

01:25:52.800 true?

01:25:54.100 That is

01:25:54.760 true.

01:25:55.340 It's more

01:25:55.780 to it,

01:25:56.480 of course,

01:25:57.180 because,

01:25:58.100 you know,

01:25:58.360 of course,

01:25:59.780 she was

01:26:00.220 cute little

01:26:00.820 girl,

01:26:01.240 you know,

01:26:02.120 had a lot

01:26:02.680 of love,

01:26:03.220 you know,

01:26:03.600 every jealousy

01:26:04.760 is not just

01:26:06.020 what you have,

01:26:07.540 but it's who

01:26:08.020 you have

01:26:08.620 around you

01:26:09.300 as well.

01:26:09.880 So that

01:26:10.540 was some

01:26:10.940 of it.

01:26:11.340 And the

01:26:11.660 family that

01:26:12.180 she wrote

01:26:12.560 with loved

01:26:13.080 her unconditionally

01:26:13.880 as if she

01:26:14.600 was theirs,

01:26:15.180 because they

01:26:15.480 only have

01:26:15.960 one child

01:26:16.640 as well.

01:26:17.500 So she

01:26:17.800 was like

01:26:18.240 his sister.

01:26:19.020 They were

01:26:19.320 really,

01:26:19.800 really close.

01:26:20.480 And they

01:26:20.600 would pick

01:26:22.160 her up for

01:26:22.720 school sometimes

01:26:23.560 and she

01:26:23.980 would go

01:26:24.320 in and

01:26:25.160 and was

01:26:27.080 it white

01:26:27.780 kids or

01:26:28.460 black kids

01:26:29.200 that were

01:26:29.760 or both

01:26:30.660 that were

01:26:31.320 It was both.

01:26:32.040 There was

01:26:32.240 bullying her.

01:26:32.820 It was both.

01:26:35.720 Man,

01:26:36.400 does it

01:26:36.960 ever,

01:26:37.200 does it

01:26:38.560 ever get

01:26:38.880 better

01:26:39.280 in Alabama?

01:26:42.240 So

01:26:42.760 what was

01:26:45.660 happening

01:26:46.080 with the

01:26:46.760 bullying

01:26:47.100 that you

01:26:47.760 can talk

01:26:48.660 about?

01:26:49.020 Like,

01:26:49.180 what was

01:26:49.760 being said?

01:26:52.180 Basically,

01:26:52.800 what you

01:26:53.020 guys have

01:26:53.400 read,

01:26:54.100 the,

01:26:54.420 you know,

01:26:55.320 name

01:26:55.960 Carter,

01:26:56.360 the B

01:26:56.840 and black

01:26:57.920 nigger 1.00

01:26:58.340 and on

01:26:59.840 papers,

01:27:00.300 it was

01:27:00.460 that kill

01:27:00.880 yourself,

01:27:01.360 kill

01:27:01.480 yourself,

01:27:02.000 things like

01:27:02.460 that.

01:27:02.700 Yeah,

01:27:03.040 and of

01:27:03.780 course,

01:27:04.060 Mackenzie,

01:27:04.780 you know,

01:27:05.040 we come

01:27:05.440 out home,

01:27:07.900 we're Baptist,

01:27:09.200 so she

01:27:09.620 comes from

01:27:09.980 a faith-based

01:27:10.580 home.

01:27:11.300 We,

01:27:11.560 you know,

01:27:11.900 we go to

01:27:12.260 church,

01:27:12.820 we believe

01:27:13.260 in God

01:27:13.880 and faith

01:27:14.520 and all

01:27:15.180 those things,

01:27:15.880 so what

01:27:16.360 she did

01:27:16.800 is not

01:27:17.100 something

01:27:17.420 that's taught,

01:27:18.540 you know,

01:27:18.800 that's not

01:27:19.260 even something

01:27:19.860 that's even

01:27:20.940 brought up,

01:27:21.640 you know,

01:27:22.420 as far as

01:27:23.120 suicide and

01:27:24.180 killing yourself

01:27:25.040 and death

01:27:25.560 and things

01:27:25.940 of that nature.

01:27:27.280 So she's

01:27:28.260 taught to

01:27:28.640 love everybody

01:27:29.600 and,

01:27:30.280 but the

01:27:30.580 bullying,

01:27:31.160 you know,

01:27:31.320 of course,

01:27:31.620 my mom is

01:27:32.360 a respected

01:27:32.860 individual in

01:27:33.620 this community,

01:27:34.220 which is

01:27:34.900 something that

01:27:35.300 has been

01:27:35.600 lacking to

01:27:36.160 be said

01:27:36.560 because my

01:27:37.040 mom has

01:27:37.600 master's

01:27:38.200 degrees,

01:27:38.960 she works

01:27:39.360 for DHR

01:27:40.220 and the

01:27:40.840 mental health

01:27:41.500 center as

01:27:42.280 well,

01:27:42.960 so the

01:27:43.820 people that

01:27:44.340 in the

01:27:44.620 school system

01:27:45.140 has worked

01:27:45.620 with my

01:27:45.920 mom in

01:27:46.300 one form

01:27:47.000 or fashion

01:27:47.600 or another

01:27:48.200 because my

01:27:49.180 mom dealt

01:27:49.620 in children's

01:27:50.420 services,

01:27:51.020 so the

01:27:52.360 talks of

01:27:53.040 bullying my

01:27:53.640 mom addressed

01:27:54.320 because she

01:27:54.900 knew about

01:27:55.500 it.

01:27:55.700 the talks

01:27:56.900 of how

01:27:58.020 to deal

01:27:58.520 with it.

01:27:58.980 My mom

01:27:59.560 was,

01:28:00.500 these are

01:28:00.700 the things

01:28:01.020 that she's

01:28:01.420 in her

01:28:01.720 profession

01:28:02.220 has always

01:28:03.000 helped other

01:28:04.320 people get

01:28:04.840 through.

01:28:05.940 So it was

01:28:06.900 a breaking

01:28:07.300 point on

01:28:07.920 that Monday

01:28:08.560 that happened

01:28:09.240 at school

01:28:09.880 that had

01:28:10.980 to have

01:28:11.280 pushed her

01:28:11.700 there because

01:28:12.140 she had a

01:28:12.840 loving environment

01:28:13.620 that we

01:28:16.780 hear.

01:28:17.620 All she

01:28:18.380 had to do

01:28:18.780 was...

01:28:19.260 Do you

01:28:19.580 know what

01:28:21.540 happened on

01:28:22.160 Monday that

01:28:22.900 pushed it

01:28:24.060 over the

01:28:24.420 edge?

01:28:24.740 That is

01:28:25.900 something we

01:28:26.440 are still

01:28:26.920 working on.

01:28:27.660 I'm working

01:28:28.140 diligently with

01:28:29.280 Chief Austin

01:28:30.140 to find that

01:28:31.220 information out

01:28:32.180 because, you

01:28:33.540 know, kids

01:28:33.920 have their

01:28:34.320 cell phones

01:28:34.880 and it's a

01:28:35.300 lot of

01:28:35.700 things that

01:28:36.440 we're finding

01:28:39.160 that we're

01:28:39.680 still searching

01:28:40.420 and trying to

01:28:41.100 get final

01:28:41.700 answers about.

01:28:42.580 So...

01:28:43.260 Now, I

01:28:43.800 read that

01:28:44.900 she was a

01:28:46.300 great student,

01:28:47.320 hundreds on

01:28:48.140 all of her

01:28:48.520 tests, but

01:28:49.980 then recently

01:28:51.100 that started

01:28:52.080 to fall

01:28:52.460 apart.

01:28:52.900 So that

01:28:53.180 was a

01:28:53.640 warning sign

01:28:54.880 that something

01:28:55.520 was going

01:28:56.060 on and she

01:28:57.320 did talk to

01:28:58.140 your mother

01:28:58.600 and the

01:28:59.000 mother did 0.98

01:28:59.500 talk to

01:29:00.120 the teachers,

01:29:01.960 right?

01:29:02.540 Absolutely.

01:29:03.220 My mom went

01:29:03.780 to the school,

01:29:04.680 my sister

01:29:05.440 called the

01:29:06.080 school.

01:29:07.180 My mom went

01:29:07.880 up there a

01:29:08.280 couple of times

01:29:09.040 and as I

01:29:09.880 said, my

01:29:10.400 mom worked

01:29:11.140 with the

01:29:12.700 schools in

01:29:13.720 both cities

01:29:14.660 because of

01:29:15.640 her profession

01:29:16.360 and they

01:29:17.380 were more

01:29:17.760 so colleagues

01:29:18.480 and so

01:29:19.240 she talked

01:29:21.600 to them and

01:29:21.980 they assured

01:29:22.620 her that they

01:29:23.160 would make

01:29:23.520 sure that she

01:29:23.960 would be

01:29:24.200 fine, she

01:29:24.740 can come

01:29:25.040 talk to

01:29:25.400 them anytime

01:29:25.840 she wanted,

01:29:27.080 if anything

01:29:27.540 was happening,

01:29:28.320 Mackenzie just

01:29:29.260 should let

01:29:29.620 them know and

01:29:30.440 that was to

01:29:30.940 the assistant

01:29:31.520 principal, to

01:29:32.580 the counselor

01:29:33.200 and my mom

01:29:34.540 was not able

01:29:35.160 to speak with

01:29:35.720 one of the

01:29:36.280 teachers but she 0.99

01:29:36.840 was able to

01:29:37.200 speak to

01:29:37.560 another one.

01:29:39.040 So, yeah,

01:29:40.320 they assured

01:29:40.820 my mom and

01:29:41.480 my mom wouldn't

01:29:42.020 keep sending

01:29:42.540 my niece back

01:29:43.840 if she didn't

01:29:44.880 get that assurance

01:29:45.980 from people

01:29:46.620 that she's

01:29:47.220 worked with

01:29:47.680 before.

01:29:48.420 And the

01:29:49.260 main bullying

01:29:51.180 kid, he was

01:29:53.440 suspended for

01:29:54.340 bullying earlier,

01:29:55.520 was he not?

01:29:56.360 Now, I don't

01:29:57.120 know about

01:29:57.500 suspension but I

01:29:58.360 do know he

01:29:58.940 was put in

01:29:59.740 in school

01:30:00.260 suspension,

01:30:01.240 well, you

01:30:01.520 know, in

01:30:01.820 school, the

01:30:02.200 ISS, not

01:30:02.940 completely suspended

01:30:03.800 from school

01:30:04.340 which is what

01:30:04.780 he needed to

01:30:05.560 be expelled

01:30:06.480 from school

01:30:07.640 but he was

01:30:08.660 put in

01:30:09.100 in-school

01:30:09.540 suspension,

01:30:10.220 yes.

01:30:11.720 And with

01:30:12.320 that came

01:30:13.160 documenting,

01:30:14.380 documentation,

01:30:15.420 which my

01:30:16.060 mother does 0.66

01:30:17.000 possess a

01:30:17.980 carbon copy

01:30:18.820 of that

01:30:19.700 information where

01:30:21.160 that incident

01:30:21.880 took place when

01:30:22.780 he was put in

01:30:23.900 in-school

01:30:24.320 suspension and

01:30:25.080 my niece was

01:30:25.700 rode up for

01:30:26.320 standing up for

01:30:27.080 herself.

01:30:27.580 So, I

01:30:32.140 can't, I

01:30:32.760 just, I, you

01:30:35.200 know, I have

01:30:35.660 kids and at

01:30:37.540 nine years old,

01:30:38.360 I mean, I'm

01:30:38.740 worried about

01:30:39.380 my, you

01:30:40.200 know, my

01:30:40.720 14-year-old

01:30:42.440 son and my

01:30:43.020 12-year-old

01:30:43.680 girl and I

01:30:46.040 see the rate

01:30:47.140 of suicide going

01:30:47.960 through the roof

01:30:48.660 and something is

01:30:49.480 happening with

01:30:50.120 our kids but

01:30:50.840 at nine, it's,

01:30:53.080 it's, this is

01:30:54.140 just, it's

01:30:55.100 stunning and

01:30:57.000 I've, I've

01:30:57.620 been thinking

01:30:58.200 about you guys

01:30:58.880 and praying

01:30:59.360 about you and

01:31:00.400 your family but

01:31:01.700 I also feel

01:31:03.700 so, I'm so

01:31:07.340 worried about

01:31:08.520 her friend

01:31:10.200 who, I

01:31:13.040 mean, how

01:31:13.640 is it, do

01:31:14.160 you have any

01:31:14.580 idea how

01:31:16.240 the family is

01:31:17.500 dealing with

01:31:18.020 this so he

01:31:18.460 doesn't feel

01:31:19.200 like my

01:31:20.160 friend just

01:31:20.720 because I was

01:31:21.480 white or just

01:31:22.180 because we were

01:31:22.840 friends or

01:31:23.380 whatever the

01:31:23.940 reason that

01:31:24.860 she's dead

01:31:25.840 now, I

01:31:26.280 just, this,

01:31:27.980 this is such

01:31:28.940 a tragedy.

01:31:30.080 He's actually

01:31:30.720 at the beach

01:31:31.320 right now,

01:31:31.920 they, I

01:31:33.060 don't, I'm

01:31:34.200 not sure if

01:31:34.840 they're going

01:31:35.140 to return

01:31:35.620 him, which

01:31:36.800 I highly

01:31:37.460 recommend and

01:31:38.220 that's my

01:31:38.760 recommendation

01:31:39.200 for any

01:31:39.840 parent that

01:31:40.320 really feels

01:31:41.200 in their

01:31:42.300 heart that

01:31:43.340 my mother

01:31:44.560 did what

01:31:45.220 she said,

01:31:45.720 which was

01:31:46.040 went to the

01:31:46.540 school and

01:31:47.000 reported it,

01:31:48.020 that if you

01:31:48.520 feel in your

01:31:49.480 heart that my

01:31:50.480 mother did 0.98

01:31:51.140 what she said

01:31:51.680 because you

01:31:52.000 know my

01:31:52.360 mom, everybody

01:31:53.060 in this area

01:31:53.460 knows my

01:31:53.900 mom and my

01:31:54.420 dad.

01:31:54.860 their

01:31:55.280 respective

01:31:55.680 individuals in

01:31:56.420 this county

01:31:57.000 to move

01:31:58.860 your kids

01:31:59.360 because if

01:32:00.660 this is what

01:32:01.440 they want

01:32:02.140 to say,

01:32:03.340 what more

01:32:03.900 would they

01:32:04.280 do if it

01:32:05.280 was your

01:32:05.620 child?

01:32:06.400 If your

01:32:07.000 kids are

01:32:07.460 feeling

01:32:07.760 threatened at

01:32:08.460 school, please

01:32:09.460 move them.

01:32:10.920 Please move

01:32:11.560 them because

01:32:13.000 sending your

01:32:14.660 kids out of

01:32:15.320 your home from

01:32:16.180 your protection

01:32:16.860 to give them

01:32:17.400 to someone that

01:32:18.140 will fail to

01:32:19.300 protect them,

01:32:20.240 that is not a

01:32:21.840 good feeling.

01:32:22.720 I am a

01:32:23.200 mother.

01:32:23.560 I am also

01:32:24.080 in the

01:32:24.400 school systems

01:32:25.000 in Atlanta

01:32:25.600 as well.

01:32:26.700 And I

01:32:28.200 take what I

01:32:28.840 do very

01:32:29.300 seriously.

01:32:29.700 When you

01:32:30.180 have allowed

01:32:30.960 your kids

01:32:31.960 to leave

01:32:32.280 your home

01:32:32.660 and come

01:32:33.000 into my

01:32:33.460 possession,

01:32:34.220 they are now

01:32:34.660 my children.

01:32:35.680 And I'm

01:32:36.000 going to

01:32:36.240 protect them

01:32:36.800 in every

01:32:37.380 fiber of my

01:32:37.920 being.

01:32:38.500 I am not

01:32:39.080 a punk

01:32:39.640 educator.

01:32:41.160 I am not

01:32:41.700 scared of

01:32:42.300 these kids

01:32:42.820 that think

01:32:43.220 that bullying

01:32:43.720 is okay.

01:32:44.640 I stand up

01:32:45.280 to these

01:32:45.600 kids just as

01:32:46.140 I did in

01:32:46.600 high school.

01:32:47.080 When this

01:32:47.780 happened,

01:32:48.700 an outpour of

01:32:49.380 people that I

01:32:49.940 have protected

01:32:50.520 from, I

01:32:51.160 honestly have

01:32:51.720 forgotten because

01:32:52.160 it was my

01:32:52.600 heart to do

01:32:53.200 that.

01:32:54.180 If I saw

01:32:54.820 somebody being

01:32:55.500 mistreated, I

01:32:56.520 would step up

01:32:57.080 for them.

01:32:57.680 But I was

01:32:58.160 also one of

01:32:58.700 the popular

01:32:59.160 kids.

01:32:59.720 So I was

01:33:00.380 in band and

01:33:00.980 cheerleading and

01:33:01.440 different things

01:33:01.880 like that.

01:33:02.280 But that was

01:33:02.860 my duty in

01:33:03.700 my position just

01:33:04.600 as I have

01:33:05.200 one now in

01:33:06.320 media in

01:33:06.900 Atlanta to

01:33:07.780 stand up and

01:33:08.480 be this voice

01:33:09.140 for those

01:33:09.460 people that

01:33:09.920 can't do

01:33:11.500 that.

01:33:12.640 And those

01:33:13.200 individuals like

01:33:13.980 you're doing,

01:33:14.320 I don't know

01:33:14.700 how this

01:33:15.040 happened to your

01:33:15.640 niece.

01:33:15.920 When all

01:33:16.520 you did was

01:33:17.060 took care of

01:33:17.540 me, all

01:33:17.980 through high

01:33:18.380 school, all

01:33:18.840 through middle

01:33:19.160 school, or

01:33:19.560 whatever the

01:33:20.060 time frame it

01:33:20.720 was that I

01:33:21.680 protected those

01:33:22.460 individuals.

01:33:23.260 And it wasn't

01:33:23.560 just one or

01:33:24.060 two, it was

01:33:24.440 you know, 40,

01:33:25.720 50 different

01:33:26.240 people that, and

01:33:26.980 I was like, oh

01:33:27.500 my God, girl,

01:33:28.320 where are you?

01:33:28.920 You know, I

01:33:29.300 forgot because

01:33:30.120 that's just who

01:33:31.320 I am.

01:33:31.780 That's just what

01:33:32.420 my family, who

01:33:33.300 my family is.

01:33:34.400 And for it to

01:33:34.940 happen to my

01:33:35.520 niece, it was

01:33:36.680 heartbreaking because

01:33:37.600 nobody stood up

01:33:39.060 for my niece.

01:33:40.240 Nobody, the

01:33:41.060 karma that we've

01:33:42.240 done for people,

01:33:43.360 the good, my

01:33:44.600 niece had to 0.99

01:33:45.240 suffer.

01:33:45.920 With this, no

01:33:46.920 teacher stood up

01:33:48.560 like my mom and

01:33:49.660 my dad and

01:33:50.460 myself have stood

01:33:51.840 up in the

01:33:52.320 education system.

01:33:53.520 My aunts that

01:33:54.000 are teachers and

01:33:54.700 professors and,

01:33:55.480 you know, doctors

01:33:56.500 in education.

01:33:58.200 Nobody stood up

01:33:59.500 for my niece.

01:34:00.340 Nobody stood up

01:34:01.100 for my baby.

01:34:01.860 Nobody.

01:34:02.680 Really?

01:34:03.020 You have started a

01:34:06.880 GoFundMe page

01:34:08.620 called the

01:34:09.020 McKenzie 0.83

01:34:09.520 Foundation.

01:34:10.620 You can find

01:34:11.060 it just by

01:34:11.460 searching for

01:34:12.040 McKenzie 0.83

01:34:12.440 Foundation.

01:34:14.340 And you have

01:34:15.660 a goal of

01:34:16.080 $10,000.

01:34:17.240 You've already

01:34:18.020 gotten $3,000.

01:34:19.480 And you want

01:34:21.440 to focus not

01:34:22.760 just on the

01:34:23.760 bullied, but you

01:34:24.860 also want to

01:34:25.440 focus on the

01:34:26.160 bully him or

01:34:28.080 herself.

01:34:29.100 In what

01:34:29.660 way?

01:34:31.180 Well, when

01:34:34.080 this happened,

01:34:34.740 some of those

01:34:35.280 guys that I did

01:34:36.220 go to school

01:34:36.720 with, and some

01:34:37.280 people I didn't

01:34:37.800 know, they

01:34:38.820 said, well,

01:34:39.520 Edwin, I just

01:34:40.080 want to be

01:34:40.580 honest with you.

01:34:41.340 I was the

01:34:41.940 bully.

01:34:42.640 And the reason

01:34:43.240 I'm telling you

01:34:43.940 is because I

01:34:44.420 trust you.

01:34:45.040 But I also

01:34:46.000 read where the

01:34:47.220 person that I

01:34:47.820 used to bully

01:34:48.460 in school was

01:34:50.140 stating a story

01:34:51.100 how their life

01:34:52.080 is still in

01:34:53.180 turmoil because

01:34:54.220 they had been

01:34:55.600 bullied for so

01:34:56.220 long in school.

01:34:57.240 So it doesn't

01:34:58.180 stop when you

01:34:59.060 are an adult.

01:35:00.020 These things

01:35:00.900 live with you

01:35:01.680 for the rest of

01:35:02.400 your life.

01:35:02.960 So said so

01:35:03.740 many people that

01:35:04.980 I've been reading

01:35:05.620 that have been

01:35:06.100 inboxing me.

01:35:06.900 So I want to

01:35:07.520 bring in those

01:35:08.160 people that have

01:35:09.160 opened up to me

01:35:10.760 and that was a

01:35:11.760 bully.

01:35:13.260 Right now I'm

01:35:14.040 talking with them

01:35:14.720 to see what

01:35:15.200 was happening

01:35:15.640 in your life

01:35:16.400 at this time

01:35:17.180 that made you

01:35:17.800 feel that coming

01:35:18.520 to school to

01:35:19.120 bully someone

01:35:19.640 else was okay.

01:35:21.000 And the stories

01:35:21.800 vary.

01:35:22.500 It's from things

01:35:23.520 that happened

01:35:23.880 with drug addiction.

01:35:25.260 It was a

01:35:25.720 single parent home.

01:35:28.060 Other family

01:35:28.640 members were

01:35:29.140 bullying them.

01:35:30.000 So they came

01:35:30.580 to school and

01:35:31.100 bullied someone

01:35:31.540 else.

01:35:31.900 So the bully

01:35:32.480 has to heal

01:35:33.240 first because

01:35:34.200 if we can

01:35:34.720 target and

01:35:35.660 help the bully, 0.72

01:35:37.960 they won't

01:35:39.280 bully someone

01:35:39.880 else because

01:35:40.520 it takes a

01:35:41.700 bully for there

01:35:42.540 to be bullying.

01:35:44.720 Edwina

01:35:46.420 Harris,

01:35:47.240 the aunt

01:35:48.480 of Mackenzie

01:35:49.740 Adams.

01:35:52.120 I,

01:35:52.600 my wife

01:35:54.120 and I

01:35:54.740 wish we

01:35:57.680 could be

01:35:58.100 at the

01:35:58.500 funeral on

01:35:59.140 Saturday.

01:36:00.080 I don't

01:36:00.320 know why.

01:36:00.900 I just

01:36:01.180 feel so

01:36:01.900 attached to

01:36:03.140 Mackenzie

01:36:05.260 and what

01:36:06.380 she went

01:36:06.820 through and

01:36:07.420 the little

01:36:08.880 boy as

01:36:10.380 well.

01:36:10.740 and I

01:36:11.440 just want

01:36:11.820 you to

01:36:12.040 know that

01:36:12.500 you're in

01:36:13.000 our thoughts

01:36:13.500 and in

01:36:13.800 our prayers

01:36:14.320 and blessings

01:36:16.820 to you and

01:36:17.400 the family

01:36:17.820 and may

01:36:18.520 this turn

01:36:19.040 out to be

01:36:19.760 in the long

01:36:21.040 run something

01:36:21.820 that will

01:36:22.660 bring honor

01:36:23.780 to Mackenzie's

01:36:25.180 name for a

01:36:26.100 long, long

01:36:26.540 time to come.

01:36:27.840 Yes, sir.

01:36:28.480 Thank you so

01:36:29.040 much.

01:36:29.760 If you would

01:36:30.340 like to

01:36:30.820 donate, you

01:36:32.040 can go to

01:36:32.440 GoFundMe.

01:36:33.660 It's the

01:36:34.160 Mackenzie

01:36:34.600 Foundation.

01:36:35.700 They're trying

01:36:36.400 to reach

01:36:36.800 $10,000

01:36:37.520 to be

01:36:39.560 able to

01:36:40.180 have some

01:36:43.860 of these

01:36:44.220 former

01:36:45.020 bullies

01:36:45.440 come in

01:36:46.640 and maybe

01:36:48.180 make a

01:36:48.840 difference.

01:36:49.640 It's worth

01:36:50.220 a try.

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01:38:23.640 This is the

01:38:25.320 Glenn Beck

01:38:25.660 program.

01:38:28.200 So up at

01:38:29.060 glennbeck.com

01:38:29.720 today, there

01:38:30.300 is a

01:38:31.580 flashback

01:38:33.120 of something

01:38:34.940 that we

01:38:35.260 did.

01:38:36.320 Stu, I

01:38:37.120 haven't even

01:38:37.540 seen it

01:38:38.100 yet, but

01:38:39.340 it's a

01:38:39.560 flashback of

01:38:40.340 me in

01:38:41.380 2008

01:38:42.520 talking about

01:38:44.040 Baby, It's

01:38:44.500 Cold Outside

01:38:45.080 and saying,

01:38:47.000 well, look how

01:38:47.520 ridiculous this

01:38:48.340 song is.

01:38:49.020 Yeah, you

01:38:49.360 basically predicted

01:38:50.280 all of the

01:38:51.360 terrible things

01:38:52.920 that have been

01:38:53.420 said about

01:38:53.900 Baby, It's

01:38:54.300 Cold Outside

01:38:54.760 from back

01:38:55.180 in the day.

01:38:55.840 Someone actually

01:38:56.600 speculated after

01:38:57.360 we posted it

01:38:58.000 that someone

01:38:59.700 from the

01:39:00.480 left was going

01:39:01.140 through to try

01:39:01.580 to catch you

01:39:02.140 on something

01:39:02.800 from a million

01:39:04.040 years ago,

01:39:04.800 some horrible

01:39:05.340 thing you said,

01:39:05.940 and just thought

01:39:06.420 that this was

01:39:06.920 a good idea.

01:39:08.120 You're mocking

01:39:08.860 the idea that

01:39:09.600 Baby, It's

01:39:10.400 Cold Outside

01:39:10.740 is about

01:39:11.180 date rape,

01:39:12.440 but now

01:39:12.920 that's a

01:39:13.300 thing that's

01:39:13.680 actually believed

01:39:14.420 by every

01:39:14.960 person who

01:39:15.600 says they

01:39:16.100 love social

01:39:16.660 justice online,

01:39:18.280 and you

01:39:19.180 kind of

01:39:19.460 predicted the

01:39:20.000 whole controversy

01:39:20.720 about 10

01:39:21.260 years ago.

01:39:21.780 First of all,

01:39:22.280 it's a very

01:39:22.680 funny segment.

01:39:23.860 Is it

01:39:24.300 arable still?

01:39:26.640 Yeah, well,

01:39:27.780 I don't know

01:39:28.040 if it's arable

01:39:28.860 per se.

01:39:29.660 Go listen to

01:39:30.360 it online.

01:39:31.360 Because so much

01:39:31.840 you say,

01:39:32.360 like last week

01:39:33.280 is no longer

01:39:33.940 arable this

01:39:34.700 week.

01:39:34.920 No, I mean,

01:39:35.700 certainly Kevin

01:39:36.480 hard to find

01:39:37.060 that out.

01:39:37.680 10 years old,

01:39:38.700 that's not

01:39:39.120 going to go

01:39:39.540 well.

01:39:39.860 No, but it's

01:39:40.340 very funny.

01:39:41.760 And you're

01:39:42.280 mocking the

01:39:42.780 idea that

01:39:43.460 someone would

01:39:43.860 think, you

01:39:45.020 know, this

01:39:45.300 is about

01:39:45.780 date rape.

01:39:46.800 But I mean,

01:39:47.080 if you want

01:39:47.880 to read it

01:39:48.540 that way,

01:39:49.680 if you want

01:39:50.280 to hear the

01:39:50.880 song in that

01:39:51.520 light, you

01:39:51.920 can.

01:39:53.280 It's very

01:39:53.860 funny in that

01:39:54.480 it can have

01:39:55.100 that meaning.

01:39:56.100 Obviously, that

01:39:56.680 was not the

01:39:57.060 intent.

01:39:57.380 You talked

01:39:57.660 about this

01:39:57.900 yesterday.

01:39:58.620 The intent

01:39:58.960 was actually

01:39:59.340 the exact

01:39:59.800 opposite.

01:40:00.840 The intent

01:40:01.240 was to say

01:40:02.240 it was freeing

01:40:03.460 for women at

01:40:04.060 the time.

01:40:04.320 Women could 1.00

01:40:04.920 make their

01:40:05.500 own sexual

01:40:06.320 decisions.

01:40:07.860 Women could 1.00

01:40:08.780 be coy and

01:40:10.260 play hard to

01:40:11.360 get and say,

01:40:12.360 yeah, I'm

01:40:12.680 going to stay.

01:40:13.860 That was not

01:40:14.780 a role of a

01:40:15.620 woman back when 1.00

01:40:16.420 that song was

01:40:17.000 written.

01:40:17.380 You didn't do

01:40:17.840 this.

01:40:18.200 This was a

01:40:18.700 very empowering

01:40:20.280 a woman 0.57

01:40:21.260 empowering song.

01:40:23.360 Context matters,

01:40:24.340 right?

01:40:24.720 No, it's

01:40:25.360 supposed to.

01:40:26.260 No, not

01:40:26.660 anymore.

01:40:27.140 But if you go

01:40:27.600 back and listen

01:40:27.940 to this and

01:40:28.340 it's a very

01:40:29.200 fun Christmas

01:40:30.640 listen.

01:40:31.460 It's at

01:40:31.940 glennbeck.com.

01:40:33.000 We tweeted

01:40:33.380 and put it on

01:40:33.840 Facebook as

01:40:34.360 well.

01:40:34.680 It's worthwhile

01:40:37.060 especially because

01:40:37.960 you see now

01:40:38.700 today people

01:40:40.340 who are

01:40:40.860 supposed to

01:40:41.440 be trustworthy

01:40:42.800 arbiters of

01:40:43.740 culture are

01:40:44.720 making all of

01:40:45.460 the points

01:40:45.900 you're making

01:40:46.540 for real.

01:40:47.820 They're saying

01:40:48.640 these things

01:40:49.260 are really

01:40:49.760 offensive.

01:40:50.620 It's really

01:40:50.940 bizarre.

01:40:51.740 All right, you

01:40:51.960 find that at

01:40:52.360 glennbeck.com.

01:40:53.700 Let me talk

01:40:54.300 to you about

01:40:54.720 have you ever

01:40:55.320 heard of

01:40:55.900 Jimmy John's

01:40:56.680 the sandwich

01:40:57.280 place?

01:40:57.720 Oh, heard

01:40:58.100 of it.

01:40:58.620 Yeah, okay.

01:40:59.060 I've been

01:40:59.300 there many

01:40:59.620 times.

01:41:00.640 This bastard.

01:41:02.740 Jimmy John's.

01:41:04.760 Oh, he's

01:41:05.520 just showing

01:41:05.960 off.

01:41:06.860 Oh, no, really?

01:41:07.640 Yeah, he went

01:41:08.240 into a Walmart

01:41:09.520 in Illinois and

01:41:11.480 paid off $81,000

01:41:13.520 worth of layaway

01:41:15.080 goods, probably

01:41:17.040 only to do it

01:41:17.960 just to get his

01:41:18.900 name in the

01:41:19.540 paper and have

01:41:20.940 everybody think

01:41:21.560 good thoughts

01:41:22.180 about him.

01:41:22.720 These bastards.

01:41:23.820 What a jerk.

01:41:24.800 Yeah, I

01:41:25.340 what a jerk.

01:41:25.860 Clearly not a

01:41:26.580 Christian.

01:41:26.960 And Tyler

01:41:28.560 Perry.

01:41:29.380 Wow, what a

01:41:30.180 showboat that

01:41:30.780 guy is.

01:41:31.420 Yeah, this is

01:41:32.740 seemingly going

01:41:33.980 around, I

01:41:34.500 think, some

01:41:35.640 I guess, someone

01:41:38.020 who sees

01:41:38.580 themselves as a

01:41:39.320 competitor of

01:41:40.140 yours over

01:41:41.300 Daily Caller

01:41:42.640 or something.

01:41:43.520 I never

01:41:44.560 understand this.

01:41:45.300 If we're all

01:41:46.020 fighting for

01:41:47.000 conservative values,

01:41:48.040 I never understand

01:41:49.040 why everyone

01:41:49.540 gets so nasty

01:41:50.420 with each other.

01:41:51.000 It's always been

01:41:51.560 a bizarre feature,

01:41:53.600 but I guess it's

01:41:54.440 media, whatever.

01:41:55.240 And I guess

01:41:56.720 they're trying to

01:41:58.060 make your donation

01:41:59.980 look bad.

01:42:01.100 Well, because I

01:42:02.300 should have been

01:42:02.720 quiet.

01:42:04.420 I did see a

01:42:05.480 theory online.

01:42:06.140 I love this one

01:42:06.860 that I am so

01:42:08.400 broke that I'm

01:42:09.560 only doing this

01:42:10.680 to look like I'm

01:42:11.780 not broke.

01:42:12.620 Ah, that's

01:42:13.540 brilliant.

01:42:14.400 That's brilliant.

01:42:15.620 Yeah.

01:42:16.240 If you're living

01:42:16.860 under a bridge,

01:42:17.980 work that magic

01:42:18.780 tonight.

01:42:19.420 Right.

01:42:19.960 You know, look,

01:42:20.840 I don't understand

01:42:21.900 that.

01:42:22.440 I mean, you know,

01:42:22.920 Bono used to get

01:42:23.940 beat up all the

01:42:24.460 time, sometimes by

01:42:25.120 conservatives, who

01:42:25.980 would say, oh,

01:42:27.100 he's selling these

01:42:27.980 t-shirts and a

01:42:28.780 portion of them is

01:42:29.600 going to, you

01:42:31.200 know, some

01:42:31.520 charity.

01:42:32.040 I always thought

01:42:32.400 that was great.

01:42:33.340 Yeah.

01:42:33.760 You know, I don't

01:42:34.100 think that was

01:42:34.440 considered.

01:42:34.900 I don't think most

01:42:35.400 people did because

01:42:36.480 it's a celebrity

01:42:37.440 and he's making a

01:42:38.580 big deal out of

01:42:39.200 it.

01:42:39.360 And they put

01:42:41.000 these in stores

01:42:41.700 all over the

01:42:42.100 country.

01:42:42.480 It's a capitalist

01:42:43.300 thing.

01:42:43.920 And they went

01:42:44.260 after, at the

01:42:45.220 end, they were

01:42:45.600 like, well, only

01:42:46.340 10% of the

01:42:47.440 money, you know,

01:42:48.720 for these shirts

01:42:49.340 winds up going to

01:42:50.160 the charities.

01:42:50.740 And it's like,

01:42:51.320 well, that was

01:42:51.800 kind of what was

01:42:52.300 promised.

01:42:52.740 10% of the

01:42:53.920 proceeds will go

01:42:54.620 to charity and

01:42:55.340 wind up donating

01:42:56.140 millions and

01:42:56.700 millions of

01:42:57.060 dollars to

01:42:57.580 charity through

01:42:58.100 this.

01:42:59.000 And if he

01:42:59.260 didn't talk

01:42:59.780 about it, no

01:43:00.260 one would buy

01:43:00.600 the shirts.

01:43:01.260 If Tyler Perry

01:43:02.220 would have kept

01:43:03.020 this secret, it

01:43:04.560 wouldn't have

01:43:04.900 given me the

01:43:05.560 idea.

01:43:06.140 Or Kid Rock.

01:43:06.640 Or Jimmy

01:43:07.900 John's.

01:43:08.800 Or you.

01:43:09.920 The thousands

01:43:11.120 of people all

01:43:12.280 around the

01:43:12.820 country who

01:43:13.340 heard these

01:43:14.020 ideas and went,

01:43:14.900 I'm going to

01:43:15.240 do that.

01:43:15.740 It's great.

01:43:16.240 It's fantastic.

01:43:18.140 Can we please

01:43:19.340 relax and just

01:43:21.180 enjoy the holiday

01:43:22.200 spirit, please?

01:43:28.640 You're listening

01:43:29.620 to Glenn Beck.

01:43:32.480 Okay.

01:43:34.300 Have you,

01:43:35.420 have you taken

01:43:36.840 some of the

01:43:39.100 things off of

01:43:39.880 your list that

01:43:40.460 you want to do?

01:43:42.080 For instance,

01:43:43.460 go outside and

01:43:44.660 make a snowman

01:43:45.680 with the kids

01:43:46.340 or the grandkids.

01:43:47.340 You can't because

01:43:48.240 your hands hurt

01:43:49.020 too much or you

01:43:50.400 just can't do it

01:43:51.320 physically anymore

01:43:52.180 because everything

01:43:52.940 hurts all the

01:43:53.800 time.

01:43:54.780 But other than

01:43:55.240 that, it's fine.

01:43:55.920 Yeah.

01:43:56.580 Get your life

01:43:58.060 back.

01:43:58.920 Get underneath

01:43:59.360 the Christmas

01:43:59.780 tree with the

01:44:00.300 kids and open

01:44:01.480 the presents in

01:44:02.160 advance.

01:44:02.600 I'm just saying

01:44:03.160 that's what

01:44:03.480 grandfathers do.

01:44:05.420 Go out and play

01:44:06.200 in the snow with

01:44:06.700 the kids.

01:44:07.800 Get your life

01:44:08.440 back.

01:44:08.940 Get out of

01:44:09.360 pain.

01:44:09.980 Try

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01:44:18.180 A year ago, I

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01:44:40.760 Well, I've, you

01:44:46.680 know, we're

01:44:46.920 coming to the

01:44:47.440 end of the

01:44:47.740 week.

01:44:48.080 Tomorrow is

01:44:49.220 Friday.

01:44:49.840 We've got a

01:44:50.560 whole bunch of

01:44:51.620 really important

01:44:52.160 stuff to talk

01:44:52.740 about.

01:44:53.020 I've got a

01:44:54.300 really important

01:44:54.900 story to share

01:44:55.760 on the Glenn Beck

01:44:56.320 program.

01:44:57.140 Stu, I don't

01:44:57.720 know what you

01:44:58.140 have.

01:44:59.300 If you had to

01:45:00.000 pick out of all

01:45:00.760 of the stack of

01:45:01.600 stuff that you

01:45:02.240 have, and the

01:45:03.260 huge stack I

01:45:03.860 have, I've got

01:45:06.160 one story that

01:45:06.900 has to be done

01:45:07.520 today.

01:45:08.140 Okay.

01:45:08.460 Yeah, I've got a

01:45:09.000 pretty important one

01:45:09.680 as well, I

01:45:10.080 think.

01:45:10.360 So I have the

01:45:11.580 Nigerian president

01:45:12.940 is denying that

01:45:14.940 he died and has

01:45:17.120 been replaced by

01:45:17.900 a clone.

01:45:18.800 He's denying it?

01:45:19.960 He's denying it.

01:45:20.880 Despite the fact

01:45:21.560 that they look

01:45:21.940 identical?

01:45:22.920 Identical.

01:45:23.800 You look at the

01:45:24.460 pictures side by

01:45:25.300 side of him,

01:45:27.280 now the clone,

01:45:28.400 and the real

01:45:30.580 guy, you cannot

01:45:32.000 tell the

01:45:32.900 difference.

01:45:34.400 So, I mean,

01:45:35.360 maybe, that's

01:45:36.780 just unbelievable.

01:45:38.020 So they say that

01:45:39.060 he died on the

01:45:39.660 medical vacation

01:45:40.980 in London last

01:45:42.900 year after he

01:45:44.480 received treatment

01:45:45.420 for an undisclosed

01:45:46.300 illness, but then

01:45:48.240 he went back

01:45:50.060 and because he's

01:45:53.320 running for

01:45:53.880 re-election, he

01:45:55.140 couldn't do it

01:45:55.860 because he was

01:45:56.420 dead.

01:45:57.120 Right, he's

01:45:57.460 dead.

01:45:58.000 So they made a

01:45:59.500 clone, and

01:46:01.240 he's now saying,

01:46:04.000 no, this is a

01:46:05.060 quote, it's the

01:46:06.120 real me, I

01:46:07.180 assure you.

01:46:08.920 Well, that's

01:46:09.260 exactly what a

01:46:09.780 clone would say.

01:46:10.600 Exactly right.

01:46:11.300 That's what I was

01:46:11.900 thinking.

01:46:12.460 That's what I would

01:46:13.020 say, and I'm a

01:46:13.760 clone.

01:46:14.680 Oh, no.

01:46:15.480 Well, you see, you

01:46:15.880 wouldn't say that if

01:46:16.480 you were really a

01:46:17.160 clone.

01:46:17.540 If I were really a

01:46:18.200 clone, here's what I

01:46:18.820 would say.

01:46:19.820 You genetically

01:46:20.720 engineered me, and I

01:46:22.000 look and feel like

01:46:23.020 this?

01:46:24.320 Cure some stuff while

01:46:25.560 you're in there.

01:46:26.320 If this guy is the

01:46:27.620 Nigerian president, and

01:46:28.940 he's a clone, he's

01:46:29.760 pissed because they

01:46:31.160 cloned him and

01:46:31.760 genetically engineered

01:46:32.500 him to be exactly the

01:46:33.680 same as the 76-year-old

01:46:35.140 guy who is about to

01:46:36.220 kick it anyway.

01:46:38.320 I was going to say,

01:46:38.900 too, if they do clone

01:46:40.180 the Nigerian prince,

01:46:41.380 there's going to be no

01:46:42.900 elderly people with any

01:46:44.020 money.

01:46:44.340 Yeah.

01:46:44.640 Oh, yeah.

01:46:45.400 No, they will all be

01:46:46.200 getting letters.

01:46:47.060 No, really, I am the

01:46:48.220 Nigerian prince.

01:46:49.180 I'm not the clone.

01:46:50.000 Now, if you are looking

01:46:50.800 for another part-time job,

01:46:52.640 and I don't know if this

01:46:53.680 would be you exactly.

01:46:54.660 Now, this is the story

01:46:55.460 that you think is really

01:46:56.480 important?

01:46:56.940 I think so.

01:46:57.600 This is what we do for

01:46:58.580 a living.

01:46:59.720 Inside the underground

01:47:01.160 breast milk market.

01:47:02.520 Oh, my gosh.

01:47:03.360 It's finally been exposed.

01:47:05.700 The underground breast 0.86

01:47:07.020 milk market.

01:47:07.640 It actually is kind of a

01:47:08.580 fascinating story because

01:47:09.720 there is a market, and a

01:47:12.220 lot of times, a lot of

01:47:12.980 places will ban the idea

01:47:14.860 that you could pump your

01:47:16.240 own breast milk and sell

01:47:17.360 it to someone else to

01:47:18.640 feed to their child.

01:47:19.700 That is what we're

01:47:20.120 talking about.

01:47:20.680 Now, wait a minute.

01:47:21.160 Hang on just a second.

01:47:21.980 Is this in the United

01:47:23.020 States?

01:47:23.480 In the United States.

01:47:24.160 Of course it is.

01:47:24.920 Yes.

01:47:25.960 Why, of course it is?

01:47:29.180 Because that's where I'm

01:47:30.420 involved in it.

01:47:31.440 Oh, okay.

01:47:31.780 I've been pumping these.

01:47:32.900 I know milk is coming up,

01:47:33.960 but I've been pumping like

01:47:34.920 crazy.

01:47:35.660 It hurts.

01:47:36.180 They look of size.

01:47:37.900 So, it's an interesting

01:47:41.920 regulation question because I

01:47:44.260 think there's a, at some level

01:47:47.480 there's a feeling, I think,

01:47:48.560 among people that it just

01:47:49.920 doesn't feel right.

01:47:51.280 Right?

01:47:51.540 Like, it just doesn't feel

01:47:53.220 right that you should be doing

01:47:54.120 that.

01:47:54.240 That's what a wet nurse was. 1.00

01:47:54.960 You ever read things like

01:47:55.840 Mary Poppins or whatever, and

01:47:57.400 they're like, oh, it was my

01:47:58.720 wet nurse. 0.99

01:47:59.320 That's what a wet nurse was. 1.00

01:48:00.700 Right.

01:48:00.980 And so, that doesn't happen

01:48:02.100 very often anymore.

01:48:03.840 Well, I mean, it does, but

01:48:05.020 the idea here is that you're

01:48:06.780 actually selling for profit.

01:48:08.560 Right?

01:48:08.800 Oh, my gosh.

01:48:09.560 Right?

01:48:09.900 No way.

01:48:10.420 And that's, of course, where

01:48:11.300 all these things get nasty

01:48:12.380 because if someone was doing

01:48:14.500 it for free, you might look

01:48:15.380 at it and say, oh, well,

01:48:16.080 that's okay.

01:48:17.360 It's charitable.

01:48:17.920 They're helping.

01:48:18.760 If breastfeeding is that

01:48:20.800 important to a mom and this

01:48:22.100 is the only way that they can

01:48:22.860 get it done, okay.

01:48:24.980 Well, see, I have to tell

01:48:25.840 you, I'm a little

01:48:26.380 uncomfortable with the term

01:48:28.800 breast milk black market.

01:48:31.320 I mean, if it is like,

01:48:32.300 come here, I've got some

01:48:33.560 breast milk for you.

01:48:34.380 I wouldn't buy it.

01:48:35.580 But if it was somebody that

01:48:36.920 I knew and somebody was a

01:48:39.120 friend of the family and

01:48:40.480 then they said, you know, I

01:48:42.100 can provide real breast milk

01:48:43.840 and you knew them and you're

01:48:45.780 like, you know what?

01:48:46.500 I'll pay you for that.

01:48:47.600 What's the problem?

01:48:48.780 Well, I mean, you know, that

01:48:50.160 is the, that's the issue

01:48:51.840 here, I think, does come

01:48:52.740 down to the exchange, right?

01:48:55.480 It becomes, can you make a

01:48:57.560 profit off of this?

01:48:58.280 Because so many places have

01:48:59.360 said no.

01:48:59.860 Now, there's a black market

01:49:00.680 only because people have

01:49:02.660 outlawed the idea that you

01:49:03.860 could sell it to someone.

01:49:05.240 It's not like there are

01:49:06.000 actually people like in

01:49:07.180 trench coats, I don't think,

01:49:08.340 pumping in the back

01:49:09.060 alleys.

01:49:09.920 This is like, this is a

01:49:11.240 situation where...

01:49:12.300 The slave labor.

01:49:13.980 It's a situation where people

01:49:15.340 want to share their, they

01:49:16.820 want to be able to sell their

01:49:17.800 breast milk and the

01:49:18.760 government's stopping them.

01:49:19.660 Why?

01:49:21.140 As long as it doesn't, as

01:49:22.600 long as there's not

01:49:23.660 somebody behind them

01:49:24.580 going, keep lactating! 1.00

01:49:27.020 Right.

01:49:27.540 You know?

01:49:28.060 Well, I mean, there are

01:49:28.840 risks, right, with

01:49:29.700 disease, potentially.

01:49:31.480 Someone could have it.

01:49:32.260 But you can easily, I

01:49:34.140 mean, there's, I mean,

01:49:36.220 come on.

01:49:37.480 I don't know.

01:49:38.260 You could easily make

01:49:39.660 this so it's safe.

01:49:41.400 You could, if you, yeah,

01:49:42.120 if you allowed it, right?

01:49:43.540 If you allowed it in front

01:49:44.740 of everyone to do.

01:49:45.660 You allowed it in the, in

01:49:46.820 the light of day.

01:49:48.640 I mean, this is, we always

01:49:49.820 have this argument, you

01:49:50.600 know, this is a

01:49:51.040 libertarian sort of

01:49:51.860 position for sure, but

01:49:52.900 it's like, you know,

01:49:53.360 when you come to

01:49:54.020 selling organs, right?

01:49:55.620 Those things become

01:49:57.060 controversial, I think

01:49:58.300 because it kind of just

01:49:59.040 grosses us out in some

01:50:00.180 way.

01:50:00.380 It doesn't feel right.

01:50:01.500 Organs are a little

01:50:01.760 different.

01:50:02.100 Yeah.

01:50:02.340 Organs are a little

01:50:02.960 different.

01:50:03.540 And, and by the way, if

01:50:04.680 the Nigerian president is

01:50:07.620 selling his breast milk as

01:50:09.280 a clone, I want to know

01:50:11.180 about it.

01:50:12.180 I want to know about it.

01:50:13.840 All right.

01:50:14.280 So we're going to move

01:50:14.740 on.

01:50:15.000 Clone milk is, is not, is

01:50:16.180 not currently allowed to be

01:50:18.020 shared.

01:50:18.460 So yesterday, yesterday, we

01:50:20.740 can't do clones yet.

01:50:21.580 I don't know if anybody

01:50:22.180 knows that yesterday, we

01:50:24.200 told you about a world

01:50:26.240 war two veteran.

01:50:28.460 His name is Lauren

01:50:32.300 Kissick. 0.64

01:50:33.440 And he landed at Normandy

01:50:35.980 on D-Day, June 6th, 1944.

01:50:38.880 And the thing that caught

01:50:41.280 my eye is this guy, he was

01:50:44.160 19 years old.

01:50:45.180 He's always wanted to go

01:50:46.420 back.

01:50:47.120 He is the only survivor now

01:50:48.840 of the, of the four

01:50:49.820 53rd.

01:50:51.060 Uh, he was, which was out

01:50:52.560 of Fort Knox, Kentucky.

01:50:54.260 He was a machine gunner on

01:50:56.160 D-Day.

01:50:57.520 His, his wife never really

01:51:00.260 wanted to travel and he

01:51:01.840 would just never leave her

01:51:02.940 side.

01:51:03.500 They were married for 71

01:51:05.620 years.

01:51:08.000 She unfortunately has just

01:51:09.700 passed away from leukemia and

01:51:11.720 the two daughters now are

01:51:13.440 trying to, uh, save up enough

01:51:15.840 money to bring dad to the D-Day

01:51:18.860 75th anniversary over in

01:51:20.560 France, which happens next

01:51:21.720 summer.

01:51:21.980 So they were trying to raise

01:51:23.960 $12,000 and I think, I don't

01:51:26.100 remember how much they had

01:51:27.220 yesterday, but now they have

01:51:29.100 $19,000.

01:51:31.200 And so, uh, I don't know if

01:51:33.180 they've told dad yet, but we

01:51:34.520 have Lori and Julie, the two 0.90

01:51:35.840 daughters, uh, on the phone

01:51:37.480 now from Tacoma, Washington.

01:51:38.920 Hi, Lori.

01:51:39.660 Hi, Julie.

01:51:42.720 Hello.

01:51:43.360 Are you guys there?

01:51:44.240 Good morning.

01:51:45.520 Yes.

01:51:45.960 How are you?

01:51:46.580 Good morning.

01:51:47.560 Very well.

01:51:48.660 Thank you.

01:51:49.040 Thanks to you.

01:51:49.720 It's, uh, it's good to talk

01:51:51.160 to you.

01:51:51.400 You know, I, uh, I, uh, I

01:51:52.780 grew up part, part of my

01:51:54.740 childhood was in Puyallup.

01:51:56.080 So we were, we were kind of

01:51:57.500 neighbors for a while.

01:51:58.840 Um, I, I was thrilled to read,

01:52:01.240 uh, what you were doing for

01:52:03.060 your dad.

01:52:04.200 Uh, have you told him yet?

01:52:06.000 Are you saving it for

01:52:06.860 Christmas or?

01:52:08.700 No, he knows.

01:52:09.960 Um, we told him, um, that we

01:52:13.300 were working on this and, um,

01:52:16.320 so no, he is aware and, um,

01:52:19.260 he is, he is, uh, quite

01:52:21.400 ecstatic to be able to go

01:52:23.820 back.

01:52:24.480 And I think he's in a little

01:52:26.140 bit of disbelief right now,

01:52:27.760 but, um, yeah, it's, uh, thank

01:52:30.880 you so much for your help.

01:52:32.340 We never would be here without

01:52:33.620 you.

01:52:34.180 And, um, it is just absolutely

01:52:37.660 overwhelming to see how the

01:52:40.200 kind thoughts that people are

01:52:41.640 sending and donation.

01:52:43.880 It's just so encouraging and so

01:52:47.220 heartwarming.

01:52:48.460 Well, first of all, it wasn't

01:52:49.600 me.

01:52:50.020 Uh, it's this audience.

01:52:51.360 This audience is, is really

01:52:53.040 remarkable.

01:52:54.140 Um, it's incredible that we've,

01:52:56.960 I've read the comments and I've,

01:52:58.640 I cry when I read them.

01:53:00.000 I have an 18 year old daughter

01:53:01.240 and we were reading them and we

01:53:03.260 were just all choked up about

01:53:05.000 people giving $10, $5.

01:53:07.200 It, it, it just, it's

01:53:08.300 overwhelming.

01:53:08.900 I mean, it just, it went from

01:53:09.960 4,000 to over 18,000, 19,000

01:53:14.560 in the last 24 hours.

01:53:15.960 I just, we're just dumbfounded

01:53:17.460 and so grateful.

01:53:18.320 Thank you.

01:53:19.280 Uh, now you could take that

01:53:21.240 extra and maybe fly him first

01:53:23.800 class and really just really

01:53:25.980 treat your dad for something

01:53:27.540 remarkable.

01:53:28.720 Or we could take a cut of that

01:53:30.400 and spend it on something

01:53:31.340 useless.

01:53:32.620 Um, thoughts, thoughts, what do

01:53:35.640 you think?

01:53:35.880 What do you think?

01:53:36.580 It's a tempting offer, isn't

01:53:37.780 it?

01:53:38.040 It's a tempting offer.

01:53:40.120 Uh, um, so.

01:53:42.720 Yeah, several people had

01:53:43.900 mentioned that, you know, um,

01:53:45.600 since we were going over goal

01:53:47.280 that maybe we could get him a

01:53:49.100 first class flight.

01:53:50.080 So we're going to try to do

01:53:50.980 that.

01:53:51.240 Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:53:51.880 You have to, he, we will, he

01:53:53.380 will, uh, love it.

01:53:55.020 Is he, is he healthy?

01:53:57.160 Is he healthy enough to really,

01:53:59.460 um, really appreciate all of

01:54:02.140 it?

01:54:03.160 Yeah, he is.

01:54:04.620 Um, he's quite mobile and he's

01:54:06.980 very alert.

01:54:08.860 Um, you know, I mean, he's with

01:54:10.520 it.

01:54:11.100 He's still driving, you know,

01:54:12.960 maybe shouldn't be, but he is.

01:54:14.540 But, um, he, yeah, he's very

01:54:17.240 active socially.

01:54:19.200 Um, and, um, yeah, so there is

01:54:22.740 no issues.

01:54:23.460 You know, he's, he's quite

01:54:24.740 mobile.

01:54:25.160 He can get around great.

01:54:26.260 In fact, we, we have a hard

01:54:27.580 time keeping track of him.

01:54:28.980 We tell him to check in and we

01:54:30.240 can't find him.

01:54:31.240 That's great.

01:54:32.600 That's great.

01:54:33.400 It's a problem.

01:54:35.080 He's going on.

01:54:35.940 Yeah.

01:54:36.300 He's pretty funny.

01:54:37.180 After 71 years of marriage, you

01:54:41.740 had to be worried about, uh, him

01:54:45.400 because usually, I mean, people

01:54:48.120 like that, they just, they grow

01:54:49.900 into one and it's beautiful to

01:54:52.400 see.

01:54:53.060 How's he handling, how's he

01:54:55.120 handling that?

01:54:56.740 Um, he's handling it.

01:54:58.720 Um, we're, you know, we, we see

01:55:00.860 him and talk to him every day.

01:55:02.680 We're both really close.

01:55:04.680 And so, um, we're just making

01:55:06.780 sure that he's eating properly.

01:55:09.180 He's taking his blood pressure

01:55:11.580 medicine as he's supposed to, and,

01:55:13.620 and just kind of keeping up with

01:55:15.500 that.

01:55:15.920 And as my sister said, he's, he

01:55:18.340 keeps himself very busy.

01:55:20.520 Um, and it is hard to track him

01:55:22.480 down sometimes because he won't

01:55:24.460 turn his cell phone on.

01:55:25.800 So, um, he can't hear it.

01:55:29.480 His hearing isn't so good, but

01:55:31.800 everything else is great.

01:55:34.980 Every, everyone loves him and

01:55:36.620 they spend a lot of time, the

01:55:38.120 neighbors, um, my sister spends a

01:55:40.360 ton of time.

01:55:41.040 He spends a couple nights a week

01:55:42.560 at my house with my husband and

01:55:45.040 my daughter and I, and he'll just

01:55:46.880 hang out.

01:55:47.560 So he's a very much a people

01:55:49.080 person and loves to be around

01:55:50.460 people.

01:55:51.760 Well, two things.

01:55:52.580 Um, a, I want to put you in

01:55:54.740 touch with somebody who is trying

01:55:56.440 to record all of the remaining, uh,

01:55:58.940 voices of everybody who fought in

01:56:00.780 world war two, uh, he's, he's

01:56:04.620 making an amazing archive.

01:56:06.320 And so I'll put you in touch with

01:56:07.420 him, but I want to ask you a

01:56:08.900 favor.

01:56:09.540 Will you take our audience with

01:56:11.940 you?

01:56:12.280 So when you go alert us and then

01:56:15.000 make some videos and take some

01:56:17.800 pictures so we can follow your dad

01:56:19.860 and you guys on this trip.

01:56:21.500 You know, absolutely.

01:56:23.200 Um, in fact, some of the comments

01:56:24.960 had been that they looked forward to

01:56:26.800 hearing about the trip and, and

01:56:28.620 that sort of triggered in me that

01:56:30.320 we needed to chronicle this.

01:56:32.060 We needed to make it, um, so that

01:56:34.580 other people could share in the

01:56:36.440 moments that we're sharing with

01:56:37.960 him.

01:56:38.380 And so, um, absolutely.

01:56:40.780 We will make that a priority to, to

01:56:43.840 do.

01:56:44.880 Um, and we, and we'd love, and we'd

01:56:46.820 love to talk to him either before you

01:56:48.660 go or after you go, if that's

01:56:50.220 appropriate.

01:56:51.520 Oh yes, that would be appropriate.

01:56:53.860 Yeah, of course.

01:56:55.100 Yeah.

01:56:55.900 Okay.

01:56:56.320 Yeah.

01:56:56.820 Lori.

01:56:57.340 He'll probably talk your ear off.

01:56:58.880 That's, that's fine.

01:57:00.640 That's fine.

01:57:01.220 I tell you, we had a hundred.

01:57:02.600 What was, what was the, uh, 103.

01:57:06.360 We had, we had a guy here who was a

01:57:08.040 big fan of ours and he just passed

01:57:10.740 away because he was hit by a truck.

01:57:13.540 Um, no, it was awful.

01:57:16.060 Yeah.

01:57:16.660 Um, he was out riding his bike and

01:57:18.240 somebody hit him.

01:57:19.260 He was 103 or so.

01:57:21.040 The guy could, he sat there and he

01:57:22.880 told us about what it was like the

01:57:24.500 day the stock market crashed in

01:57:26.680 29.

01:57:27.660 It was incredible.

01:57:29.380 We love hearing stories from, from,

01:57:31.420 uh, these people.

01:57:32.860 So he has some fabulous stories.

01:57:35.240 Yeah, that's good.

01:57:35.960 That's good.

01:57:36.660 Okay, guys, thank you so much.

01:57:38.400 Congratulations.

01:57:39.140 And we will be much for

01:57:40.660 everything.

01:57:41.460 Merry Christmas.

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 13, 2018

Take Heed, Recession Incoming？｜ Guests： Chad Felix Greene & Leon Wolf ｜ 12⧸13⧸18

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 13, 2018

Take Heed, Recession Incoming？ ｜ Guests： Chad Felix Greene & Leon Wolf ｜ 12⧸13⧸18

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Take Heed, Recession Incoming？｜ Guests： Chad Felix Greene & Leon Wolf ｜ 12⧸13⧸18