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00:00:13.420 Out of all of the stories that we should pay attention to,

00:00:21.400 there is a story out of Alabama

00:00:23.540 that is an absolute must-hear and must-think-about.

00:00:32.500 That's coming up in a minute.

00:00:35.040 Also, the president of the NRA,

00:00:37.720 I would say icon at this point,

00:00:42.020 Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North,

00:00:44.480 joins us next in one minute.

00:00:48.480 There are only a couple of organizations that I belong to.

00:00:52.780 I'm not really a joiner,

00:00:54.580 but I joined my church,

00:00:56.900 and I joined the NRA.

00:00:59.640 Those, I think, are the only two clubs,

00:01:02.900 if you will,

00:01:03.420 are only two things that I have real membership in.

00:01:07.320 And it's because I believe deeply in both of them.

00:01:10.140 And the president of the NRA,

00:01:11.800 Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North,

00:01:14.040 joins us now.

00:01:15.960 Hello, Oliver. How are you?

00:01:17.580 I'm glad to be with you, brother.

00:01:19.060 I'm glad you're a member.

00:01:19.880 So I want you to take this month's magazines

00:01:23.160 and tear out that right after my column

00:01:26.300 on page nine,

00:01:28.880 and tear those out

00:01:29.820 and give your best friends on the planet Earth

00:01:32.540 memberships in the NRA for Christmas.

00:01:36.240 Merry Christmas, buddy.

00:01:37.340 I think I could do that.

00:01:38.520 Thank you very much.

00:01:39.140 Okay, so we have you on

00:01:41.560 because you're starting a new show on NRA TV.

00:01:44.400 Yeah.

00:01:44.680 And the first one is done by a guy

00:01:47.540 who I'm not sure people really know.

00:01:50.100 The average person,

00:01:51.160 they just don't know who this guy is,

00:01:53.000 and he is one of the greatest heroes

00:01:55.740 of our lifetime, I believe.

00:01:57.900 All true.

00:01:59.020 Dave Eubank is a former U.S. Army Ranger,

00:02:02.740 a Special Forces officer,

00:02:05.160 a missionary,

00:02:06.240 and the founder of Free Burma Rangers.

00:02:08.560 And I had covered him

00:02:10.540 when I still worked for Fox,

00:02:11.980 made him part of one of our documentaries

00:02:13.460 up in Kurdistan,

00:02:14.880 and went back out there

00:02:16.520 because this man has such a great story.

00:02:19.720 He is an American hero,

00:02:21.600 thus the name of the show,

00:02:23.140 and he's one of the most remarkable human beings

00:02:26.100 I've ever met.

00:02:27.240 He is out there with his family.

00:02:29.060 In fact, he was in Syria yesterday

00:02:30.680 with a congressional delegation.

00:02:32.840 He lives in Burma.

00:02:34.440 He has a home in Washington State.

00:02:38.560 He has the kind of courage

00:02:40.840 that is so remarkable,

00:02:43.500 it just had to be our first story

00:02:45.240 in this long series.

00:02:47.540 He really, truly believes

00:02:49.600 that he's on a mission from God

00:02:51.940 to help people

00:02:53.640 and that God will protect him

00:02:56.280 for as long as God needs him

00:02:58.000 to do his thing.

00:02:58.940 And he brings his family with him.

00:03:02.180 And he's been in some of the worst places

00:03:05.100 in the world

00:03:06.020 trying to save people

00:03:08.120 who are being oppressed.

00:03:10.940 Well, we were out there with him in Mosul,

00:03:12.800 and I can tell you

00:03:13.440 that was the worst place in the world.

00:03:15.640 Thankfully, it's getting better now.

00:03:17.500 But what he does

00:03:18.900 is he takes his family with him,

00:03:20.380 his lovely wife,

00:03:21.980 his two gorgeous daughters,

00:03:23.400 and his son.

00:03:24.040 How old are his children?

00:03:26.960 Oldest of 15, 16.

00:03:29.540 She's the only 16-year-old I know

00:03:31.360 that can drive a Humvee.

00:03:35.220 Thank God she can

00:03:36.520 because she saved a lot of lives

00:03:38.780 by just putting that sucker on the road

00:03:40.860 and going out

00:03:41.380 and picking up casualties

00:03:42.340 and bringing them back

00:03:43.200 to a field hospital

00:03:44.440 that they had set up.

00:03:46.180 You know, there's a lot,

00:03:47.040 as you and I both know well,

00:03:48.400 there's a lot of groups out there

00:03:49.680 that will provide medicine

00:03:51.460 and food and water

00:03:52.960 and the essential supplies.

00:03:54.280 But there's very few

00:03:55.640 that will deliver them

00:03:56.820 to the front lines

00:03:57.980 of a conflict like this.

00:03:59.980 And that's what makes

00:04:00.680 this guy so remarkable.

00:04:02.280 Dave walked right up to me one day.

00:04:03.840 We're up in the berm

00:04:04.480 right around Mosul

00:04:06.600 getting ready to go into the city.

00:04:09.120 And a casualty load

00:04:11.120 came in from across the berm

00:04:13.080 helped by the Kurdish soldiers,

00:04:15.080 the Peshmerga.

00:04:16.340 And every one of these folks

00:04:18.160 was badly wounded.

00:04:19.800 And Dave raced out there

00:04:21.200 in the middle of no man's land

00:04:22.420 to bring them back.

00:04:23.220 And we've got one

00:04:24.240 very remarkable scene in it.

00:04:25.960 In fact, it's part of the tease

00:04:27.140 for the show

00:04:27.720 where he spots a little girl

00:04:29.600 who's the only survivor

00:04:31.060 of one of these massacres by ISIS.

00:04:33.280 And she's wrapped

00:04:34.260 in her mother's clothing.

00:04:35.480 And what Dave does,

00:04:37.100 only Dave could do

00:04:38.180 because he knew who to call

00:04:39.620 on the telephone.

00:04:40.540 He calls an Iraqi general

00:04:42.160 and the Iraqi general

00:04:43.660 eventually loans him a tank.

00:04:45.200 And Dave races up behind the tank

00:04:47.040 right up to where the kid is.

00:04:48.600 Can't get out

00:04:49.360 because he has to cross

00:04:50.220 an open space of about 50 yards.

00:04:51.920 And he gets on the phone

00:04:53.540 with a U.S. Army officer

00:04:55.220 and a Marine artilleryman.

00:04:58.060 And they drop smoke

00:04:59.120 in between Dave

00:05:00.380 and this hospital

00:05:01.680 that ISIS had taken over.

00:05:03.300 And it's an enormous fortress.

00:05:05.580 It's got anti-aircraft weapons,

00:05:07.140 anti-tank weapons,

00:05:08.340 lots and lots of guys with guns.

00:05:10.220 And with just that tank

00:05:11.680 to protect him,

00:05:12.360 goes right up to the edge

00:05:13.320 of this battle,

00:05:14.440 races out,

00:05:15.300 grabs the little girl

00:05:16.020 and brings her back.

00:05:16.740 And the prayer he says

00:05:18.360 just before he goes

00:05:19.380 is as powerful

00:05:20.520 as anything I've ever seen.

00:05:22.240 And he says,

00:05:22.800 you know,

00:05:23.040 afterwards he said,

00:05:24.640 I said,

00:05:25.340 you're a hero.

00:05:25.920 He said,

00:05:26.140 nobody ever wants to be a hero.

00:05:27.540 Nobody tries to be a hero.

00:05:29.340 And what,

00:05:30.360 of course,

00:05:30.560 a hero is,

00:05:31.240 is a person

00:05:31.780 who puts themselves

00:05:32.440 at risk

00:05:33.140 for the benefit of others.

00:05:35.220 That's clearly

00:05:36.020 what Dave does

00:05:36.880 every single day.

00:05:38.240 He does it in Burma.

00:05:39.520 He's done it in South Sudan.

00:05:40.940 He's done it in Iraq.

00:05:41.740 He's done it in Kurdistan.

00:05:42.900 And he's done it in Syria.

00:05:43.760 And without him,

00:05:45.700 scores of people

00:05:46.620 would have died

00:05:47.240 that he saved.

00:05:48.640 So if you are a listener

00:05:51.580 of this program

00:05:52.260 and you are involved

00:05:53.280 with the Nazarene Fund,

00:05:54.400 you know that the Nazarene Fund

00:05:55.560 now is in Burma.

00:05:57.380 And the guy who is,

00:05:59.740 is working for the Nazarene Fund

00:06:01.560 in Burma

00:06:02.240 is the guy

00:06:04.040 who had the rifle

00:06:05.380 behind the tank

00:06:07.040 and stepped out

00:06:07.920 in front of the tank

00:06:08.880 and started laying down fire

00:06:10.680 so he could go run out

00:06:13.200 and get the child.

00:06:15.080 And they're amazing people

00:06:17.660 and this guy

00:06:18.980 is one of the most

00:06:19.520 amazing heroes around.

00:06:21.080 You can find it now

00:06:22.100 on nratv.com.

00:06:24.100 That's nratv.com.

00:06:26.560 So, Oliver,

00:06:27.480 can I ask you something?

00:06:28.800 Because you are

00:06:29.840 such a piece of history now.

00:06:35.760 And you have been

00:06:36.760 for a long time.

00:06:37.740 But now that we have

00:06:38.840 distance from things

00:06:40.180 and we see the world,

00:06:42.440 as you see

00:06:44.220 what you went through

00:06:46.260 in the 1980s

00:06:48.360 and how the world worked,

00:06:50.780 how do you view

00:06:51.920 that period of time

00:06:54.320 compared to what

00:06:55.380 we're going through now

00:06:56.780 and what you're seeing

00:06:57.740 happening in our country?

00:07:00.380 Well, quite frankly,

00:07:01.520 I'm disappointed.

00:07:02.340 I'm disappointed to see

00:07:03.540 that we...

00:07:04.520 I was blessed to work

00:07:05.980 for a great president.

00:07:07.120 His goal right

00:07:07.940 from the very beginning

00:07:08.820 of his eight years

00:07:09.720 was to end

00:07:10.560 the evil empire

00:07:11.380 and he did.

00:07:12.680 And of course,

00:07:13.120 that finished

00:07:13.760 in the administration

00:07:16.840 of the guy

00:07:17.700 we just buried here,

00:07:19.520 George Herbert Walker Bush.

00:07:21.460 I look at what

00:07:22.400 we went through

00:07:23.140 back in those days

00:07:23.940 to eliminate

00:07:24.660 one of the greatest threats

00:07:25.880 to mankind

00:07:26.320 that ever was,

00:07:27.380 which is the evil empire

00:07:28.420 of the Soviet Union.

00:07:29.480 It's all its satellites.

00:07:31.120 And I look at

00:07:31.740 what's happening today

00:07:32.600 with terrorism.

00:07:33.620 I look at what's going on

00:07:34.440 on our border and I say

00:07:36.040 to myself,

00:07:36.700 the polarization

00:07:37.860 in the city

00:07:39.120 where I have to go to work,

00:07:40.760 Washington, D.C.,

00:07:42.040 the polarization

00:07:42.940 is so great

00:07:43.960 that a president,

00:07:45.880 this president,

00:07:46.760 cannot get the Congress

00:07:48.020 to do what the Congress

00:07:49.080 ought to do

00:07:49.560 to protect our borders.

00:07:51.080 And a nation

00:07:51.920 that has no borders

00:07:52.780 is not a country.

00:07:54.420 I mean,

00:07:55.020 the meeting with Pelosi

00:07:57.000 and Schumer

00:07:57.620 and the president

00:07:58.260 and the Oval Office

00:07:59.020 is an example

00:08:01.420 of how incredibly

00:08:03.200 left-leaning

00:08:04.080 our Congress is today.

00:08:06.100 That's a shock to me,

00:08:07.360 quite frankly,

00:08:07.920 because I would have thought

00:08:08.820 the American people

00:08:10.000 did not want

00:08:10.860 this kind of thing

00:08:11.560 to be happening.

00:08:12.620 As I look at

00:08:13.840 what's happening

00:08:14.460 on our border,

00:08:15.340 I've been watching it

00:08:17.840 for a while

00:08:18.580 and I've been comparing it

00:08:20.380 to what's happening

00:08:21.040 on the borders of Israel.

00:08:22.120 I believe that we are

00:08:23.980 at the beginning

00:08:24.700 of, you know,

00:08:26.740 almost a Palestinian

00:08:29.540 little mini-state

00:08:31.400 there on our border

00:08:32.580 where we are going

00:08:34.860 to be used

00:08:36.080 just like the Israelis

00:08:37.760 are used

00:08:38.440 by the media.

00:08:40.320 They're going to attack,

00:08:42.220 they'll do things

00:08:42.880 just to continue

00:08:44.260 to bring America

00:08:46.100 down to our knees.

00:08:47.340 I think we're in a

00:08:47.940 really bad place

00:08:50.640 to where you can't

00:08:52.400 even recognize truth.

00:08:53.920 I mean, there are people

00:08:55.040 who are refugees

00:08:55.940 that should be allowed in,

00:08:57.900 but there are also people

00:08:59.020 who wish us ill

00:09:00.220 that should not be let in.

00:09:02.540 Well, and what you just

00:09:03.980 point out,

00:09:04.540 the Israelis did solve

00:09:05.600 that problem.

00:09:06.800 They built a wall.

00:09:08.620 And doggone it,

00:09:10.160 you can't argue

00:09:10.980 with the effect of it.

00:09:12.560 And it stopped

00:09:14.080 the kind of terrorism

00:09:14.940 that Israel was experiencing

00:09:16.500 almost every day.

00:09:18.360 It just eliminated it.

00:09:20.000 And at some point,

00:09:21.040 they're probably going to have

00:09:22.040 to build a wall

00:09:22.680 around Gaza.

00:09:23.920 Look, the Iranians

00:09:25.120 are stirring up trouble

00:09:26.060 in that part of the world,

00:09:26.940 the likes of which

00:09:27.560 should never have happened.

00:09:29.240 All because the last

00:09:30.500 administration in Washington,

00:09:31.760 D.C.,

00:09:32.320 let them get away with it.

00:09:33.500 In fact,

00:09:33.920 helped pay for some of it.

00:09:35.460 Gave money back to them

00:09:36.760 that they used

00:09:37.240 for that very purpose.

00:09:38.680 What's going on

00:09:39.360 on our southern border

00:09:40.420 is not the direct

00:09:41.180 consequence of that.

00:09:42.540 But you've got to know

00:09:43.340 that they're taking

00:09:43.940 advantage of it.

00:09:45.360 And everybody that knows

00:09:47.320 what's going on

00:09:48.320 on the border,

00:09:48.700 you've been there,

00:09:49.480 I've been there,

00:09:50.420 many of our listeners

00:09:51.260 have been.

00:09:52.200 That open border

00:09:53.480 is an abscess

00:09:55.280 in the health of America.

00:09:57.340 And what we saw happening

00:09:58.840 before the tear gas

00:09:59.840 was used

00:10:00.320 with rocks and bottles

00:10:02.020 and feces being thrown

00:10:03.680 at U.S. Border Patrol,

00:10:06.180 it's an outrage.

00:10:07.400 And it should not be happening.

00:10:08.940 My hope is that the president

00:10:10.060 sticks with his guns.

00:10:11.940 Mine too.

00:10:12.520 Everybody is talking

00:10:17.660 about Cohen and Flynn

00:10:20.080 and everything else today.

00:10:21.880 You've been at the eye

00:10:23.340 of a hurricane like that before.

00:10:25.660 What does it feel like

00:10:28.080 to be in that position?

00:10:30.940 And it must be very lonely.

00:10:34.500 Well, I was always certain

00:10:36.760 of the outcome.

00:10:37.460 It was just a matter

00:10:37.940 of how long it was going to take

00:10:38.860 and how much it was going

00:10:40.080 to cost to get there.

00:10:41.020 I never once doubted

00:10:43.000 what my attorney,

00:10:43.940 Brendan Sullivan,

00:10:44.940 told me repeatedly.

00:10:46.040 It's going to turn out okay.

00:10:47.800 It's just going to be

00:10:48.460 a long, hard slog to get there.

00:10:50.000 In my case,

00:10:50.520 it took five years.

00:10:51.860 I was indicted

00:10:52.560 in March of 1988.

00:10:54.500 The trial was over in 1992.

00:10:56.440 Went all the way

00:10:57.060 to the Supreme Court.

00:10:58.360 And I was eventually vindicated.

00:11:00.640 The challenge today

00:11:01.880 is they'll never do

00:11:03.800 what they did to me.

00:11:04.640 They'll never put

00:11:05.400 a hearing together like that.

00:11:07.500 They should never have brought back

00:11:09.240 the special prosecutors.

00:11:10.360 I mean,

00:11:11.900 it's the entire opposite

00:11:15.440 of justice.

00:11:16.920 In justice,

00:11:17.860 you have a crime committed,

00:11:18.780 you find the person

00:11:19.560 who perpetrated it,

00:11:20.680 and you give them justice.

00:11:22.520 In this case,

00:11:23.300 you find a person,

00:11:24.420 and then you go try

00:11:25.260 to look for a crime

00:11:26.300 that they committed.

00:11:27.280 And that's just the opposite

00:11:28.540 of what justice really is.

00:11:30.540 And unfortunately,

00:11:31.900 I said this to the president

00:11:33.260 at the time,

00:11:34.140 don't let this happen.

00:11:36.180 And unfortunately,

00:11:37.360 they allowed the appointment.

00:11:39.840 And you're going to get

00:11:41.040 what you've,

00:11:41.960 what you're always going to get

00:11:43.340 with these circumstances

00:11:44.280 is they've got a person.

00:11:46.500 Now they're going to have

00:11:47.000 to find a crime

00:11:47.760 for which they're going

00:11:48.360 to convict them.

00:11:48.940 And of course,

00:11:49.620 that's what Flynn's

00:11:50.260 going through right now.

00:11:51.240 Wow, great perspective on that.

00:11:54.840 Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North,

00:11:56.420 president of the NRA

00:11:57.600 and the host of American Heroes,

00:11:59.480 now on NRATV.com.

00:12:02.840 Always good to talk to you, sir.

00:12:04.380 Thank you so much.

00:12:05.120 Merry Christmas, my friend.

00:12:05.940 Merry Christmas.

00:12:06.560 God bless.

00:12:12.340 You're listening

00:12:13.100 to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:12:16.180 I'm Glenn Beck.

00:12:18.040 Stu is with us today.

00:12:21.240 I want to talk to you

00:12:23.460 about this,

00:12:23.940 this story out of Alabama

00:12:26.720 that is just killing me.

00:12:32.260 Nine-year-old girl

00:12:33.560 has committed suicide.

00:12:36.140 A nine-year-old girl.

00:12:39.840 This story should be everywhere.

00:12:44.380 She committed suicide.

00:12:45.980 She's from Alabama

00:12:46.920 because she was being bullied.

00:12:49.460 She's in fourth grade.

00:12:51.240 She was being called names,

00:12:54.680 made fun of,

00:12:57.000 mocked.

00:13:02.720 The bullying came

00:13:04.520 from her friendship

00:13:05.620 with another little boy.

00:13:11.720 And they weren't the same color.

00:13:14.400 It's in Alabama.

00:13:15.100 And you can't be friends

00:13:18.800 with a little boy

00:13:20.120 that's not the same color

00:13:21.660 in Alabama,

00:13:22.800 apparently.

00:13:24.880 Things haven't changed

00:13:26.420 except the color.

00:13:31.220 This is,

00:13:32.160 this is a nine-year-old

00:13:35.400 black girl

00:13:36.680 who befriended

00:13:38.800 a little boy

00:13:41.560 who was white.

00:13:42.520 they were friends.

00:13:45.480 The white kid,

00:13:46.840 his parents

00:13:47.940 would drive him to school

00:13:48.840 and so they would stop

00:13:49.700 by her house

00:13:50.460 and pick her up

00:13:51.280 and they'd drive

00:13:51.800 to school together.

00:13:54.740 And all of her

00:13:55.800 black friends

00:13:56.780 said,

00:13:57.300 why are you friends

00:13:58.000 with a white person?

00:14:00.540 You're black.

00:14:02.180 You're a sellout.

00:14:03.240 You're ugly.

00:14:04.840 You're stupid.

00:14:07.400 What's wrong with you?

00:14:10.140 All over her,

00:14:11.380 all over her friendship.

00:14:20.040 If,

00:14:20.580 if,

00:14:20.960 if the role

00:14:21.680 was reversed,

00:14:23.200 I'm sure people

00:14:26.420 would try to exploit this

00:14:27.900 and it would be everywhere.

00:14:33.000 But,

00:14:34.040 and this little boy

00:14:36.040 would be

00:14:36.720 remembered as a hero

00:14:39.220 who just

00:14:41.760 couldn't take it anymore.

00:14:44.640 This little girl

00:14:46.080 is a hero.

00:14:50.000 Her name was

00:14:51.320 Mackenzie Adams.

00:14:56.980 Made fun of

00:14:58.400 every day

00:15:00.760 because

00:15:01.760 she befriended

00:15:03.560 a person

00:15:04.520 who was white.

00:15:08.220 I prefer to tell

00:15:09.580 this story

00:15:10.100 because she

00:15:10.740 befriended someone

00:15:12.980 who was different

00:15:14.740 than she was.

00:15:20.320 Racism

00:15:21.120 doesn't know color.

00:15:24.440 Hatred

00:15:25.280 doesn't know color.

00:15:26.980 it doesn't

00:15:29.360 know

00:15:29.700 nationality.

00:15:33.560 It doesn't

00:15:34.400 know

00:15:34.720 religion.

00:15:38.140 Hatred

00:15:38.660 just is.

00:15:40.980 And

00:15:41.500 hatred

00:15:41.820 is inside

00:15:42.800 all of us.

00:15:43.920 you know,

00:15:49.980 we each

00:15:50.340 have a good

00:15:50.760 side

00:15:51.000 and a bad

00:15:51.360 side.

00:15:52.160 And if you

00:15:52.780 if you deny

00:15:54.260 that,

00:15:54.740 well,

00:15:54.920 then you're

00:15:55.240 a liar

00:15:55.660 and probably

00:15:56.280 pretty dangerous.

00:16:01.820 There's a good

00:16:02.500 side and a bad

00:16:03.120 side in all

00:16:03.620 of us.

00:16:04.040 And what

00:16:07.440 started out,

00:16:08.420 I think,

00:16:09.680 as trying

00:16:10.340 to

00:16:11.080 help

00:16:13.740 people

00:16:14.380 know that

00:16:16.220 the bad

00:16:16.640 side was

00:16:17.340 maybe too

00:16:18.020 strong in

00:16:18.640 them

00:16:18.940 has turned

00:16:21.900 out to be

00:16:22.380 a force

00:16:23.160 for evil

00:16:24.540 itself

00:16:25.180 because

00:16:27.420 it was

00:16:28.380 arrogant

00:16:29.120 and wrong

00:16:31.820 to say

00:16:33.340 that racism

00:16:34.180 is a

00:16:36.780 white

00:16:37.000 problem.

00:16:38.740 Racism

00:16:39.180 is a

00:16:39.700 human

00:16:40.340 problem.

00:16:41.240 It's not

00:16:41.680 a black

00:16:42.040 problem,

00:16:42.600 white

00:16:42.940 problem,

00:16:43.680 yellow

00:16:43.900 problem,

00:16:44.480 brown

00:16:44.780 problem.

00:16:45.820 It's a

00:16:46.780 human

00:16:47.520 problem.

00:16:52.500 The

00:16:53.280 family

00:16:53.640 members

00:16:54.180 had

00:16:58.300 transferred

00:16:58.980 had

00:17:00.200 transferred

00:17:00.780 Mackenzie

00:17:01.340 to

00:17:03.220 another

00:17:04.200 elementary

00:17:04.680 school

00:17:05.140 because

00:17:07.440 she was

00:17:07.840 bullied

00:17:08.120 at her

00:17:08.600 school

00:17:08.960 in

00:17:09.560 Linden.

00:17:11.600 They had

00:17:12.340 talked to

00:17:13.180 the school

00:17:13.640 about it.

00:17:16.760 Children

00:17:17.240 were writing

00:17:17.740 nasty notes

00:17:18.680 in class.

00:17:25.120 I don't

00:17:25.780 know how

00:17:26.100 she did

00:17:26.500 it and I

00:17:26.820 don't want

00:17:27.160 to know

00:17:27.400 how she

00:17:27.720 did it.

00:17:31.340 but I

00:17:31.760 want you

00:17:32.020 to

00:17:32.160 remember

00:17:32.480 the name

00:17:33.060 Mackenzie

00:17:35.100 Adams.

00:17:39.380 You know,

00:17:39.960 we all

00:17:40.240 have our

00:17:40.620 low

00:17:40.860 points.

00:17:42.780 We all

00:17:43.460 have our

00:17:44.400 bottom.

00:17:47.720 I'm

00:17:48.140 wondering

00:17:48.520 when America

00:17:49.080 is going

00:17:49.360 to hit

00:17:49.580 her

00:17:49.700 bottom.

00:17:51.360 When is

00:17:51.880 America

00:17:52.240 going to

00:17:52.580 say,

00:17:52.860 you know,

00:17:53.060 we've got

00:17:53.320 a problem

00:17:53.660 and it's

00:17:54.020 just out

00:17:54.360 of control

00:17:54.800 and everything

00:17:55.720 I try

00:17:56.240 to do

00:17:56.660 won't

00:17:57.060 stop

00:17:57.380 it.

00:17:59.700 And so

00:18:00.340 I surrender

00:18:01.100 everything

00:18:02.580 that I

00:18:03.140 thought.

00:18:03.740 I surrender.

00:18:04.780 I'm not

00:18:05.060 going to

00:18:05.280 fight it

00:18:05.580 this way

00:18:05.920 anymore

00:18:06.280 because this

00:18:07.280 isn't

00:18:07.720 working.

00:18:08.200 In fact,

00:18:08.580 this is

00:18:09.000 making it

00:18:09.700 worse.

00:18:11.960 When is

00:18:12.580 America

00:18:13.100 going to

00:18:13.860 be humble

00:18:14.500 enough

00:18:14.940 to say,

00:18:16.880 we all

00:18:18.000 have a

00:18:18.320 problem

00:18:18.620 and I

00:18:19.620 play a

00:18:19.980 role in

00:18:20.280 it?

00:18:20.840 When?

00:18:21.300 When will

00:18:21.660 the press,

00:18:22.900 when will

00:18:23.280 the politicians

00:18:24.000 say,

00:18:25.440 we each

00:18:26.380 play a

00:18:27.000 role?

00:18:30.320 We each

00:18:31.040 need

00:18:31.320 forgiveness.

00:18:33.080 You know,

00:18:33.640 why are we

00:18:34.040 banning each

00:18:35.820 other?

00:18:36.440 Why are we

00:18:36.840 deplatforming

00:18:37.460 people?

00:18:39.220 Because there

00:18:39.860 is no

00:18:40.220 forgiveness.

00:18:41.360 Somebody

00:18:41.800 wins the

00:18:42.680 Heisman

00:18:43.080 trophy,

00:18:44.340 might take

00:18:45.220 it away

00:18:45.520 because,

00:18:45.900 well,

00:18:46.060 look what

00:18:46.440 he said

00:18:46.820 when he

00:18:47.040 was 14.

00:18:47.820 There is

00:18:48.100 no

00:18:48.260 forgiveness.

00:18:49.600 There is

00:18:50.180 no decency,

00:18:51.120 no forgiveness,

00:18:52.180 no kindness.

00:18:54.920 Restore

00:18:55.440 that this

00:18:56.520 holiday season

00:18:57.340 and do

00:18:58.000 it in the

00:18:58.520 name of

00:18:59.100 Mackenzie

00:18:59.580 Adams.

00:19:01.440 God bless

00:19:02.260 you,

00:19:03.060 Mackenzie,

00:19:03.780 and God

00:19:04.540 bless your

00:19:04.960 family.

00:19:10.220 The best

00:19:11.180 of the

00:19:11.520 Glenn Beck

00:19:12.140 program.

00:19:13.200 Well,

00:19:13.520 I've got a

00:19:14.640 whole bunch

00:19:15.420 of really

00:19:15.900 important stuff

00:19:16.400 to talk

00:19:16.760 about,

00:19:17.120 Stu.

00:19:17.480 I don't

00:19:17.700 know what

00:19:17.920 you have.

00:19:19.260 If you had

00:19:19.800 to pick out

00:19:20.300 of all of

00:19:20.800 the stack

00:19:21.240 of stuff

00:19:21.860 that you

00:19:22.120 have,

00:19:22.780 the huge

00:19:23.320 stack I

00:19:23.720 have,

00:19:24.760 I've got

00:19:25.960 one story

00:19:26.500 that has

00:19:26.920 to be

00:19:27.140 done today.

00:19:27.840 Okay,

00:19:28.220 yeah,

00:19:28.400 I've got

00:19:28.640 a pretty

00:19:28.880 important one

00:19:29.420 as well,

00:19:29.740 I think.

00:19:30.080 So I

00:19:30.420 have the

00:19:31.280 Nigerian

00:19:32.120 president

00:19:32.620 is denying

00:19:34.160 that he

00:19:35.100 died and

00:19:36.520 has been

00:19:36.860 replaced by

00:19:37.500 a clone.

00:19:38.380 He's denying

00:19:39.280 it?

00:19:39.520 He's denying

00:19:40.040 it.

00:19:40.420 Despite the

00:19:40.940 fact that

00:19:41.200 they look

00:19:41.480 identical?

00:19:42.460 Identical.

00:19:43.280 You look

00:19:43.740 at the

00:19:43.920 pictures

00:19:44.240 side by

00:19:44.760 side of

00:19:45.460 him,

00:19:46.820 now the

00:19:47.320 clone,

00:19:47.820 and the

00:19:49.560 real guy,

00:19:50.560 you cannot

00:19:51.340 tell the

00:19:52.240 difference.

00:19:52.940 I mean,

00:19:53.460 maybe,

00:19:54.220 that's just

00:19:54.960 unbelievable.

00:19:56.100 So they

00:19:56.680 say that

00:19:57.100 he died

00:19:57.620 on a

00:19:57.920 medical

00:19:58.220 vacation

00:19:58.960 in London

00:20:00.420 last year

00:20:01.160 after he

00:20:02.400 received

00:20:02.800 treatment for

00:20:03.580 an undisclosed

00:20:04.180 illness,

00:20:04.900 but then

00:20:06.100 he went

00:20:07.180 back,

00:20:08.140 and

00:20:09.260 because he's

00:20:11.080 running for

00:20:11.620 re-election,

00:20:12.640 he couldn't

00:20:13.220 do it because

00:20:13.760 he was

00:20:14.120 dead.

00:20:14.820 Right,

00:20:14.980 he's dead,

00:20:15.620 so they

00:20:15.820 made a

00:20:17.160 clone,

00:20:17.620 and he's

00:20:19.320 now saying,

00:20:20.280 no,

00:20:20.860 this is a

00:20:21.380 quote,

00:20:21.920 it's the

00:20:22.380 real me,

00:20:23.200 I assure

00:20:23.760 you.

00:20:24.460 Well,

00:20:24.660 that's exactly

00:20:25.040 what a

00:20:25.300 clone would

00:20:25.620 say.

00:20:26.080 Exactly

00:20:26.440 right,

00:20:26.780 that's what

00:20:27.100 I was

00:20:27.380 thinking,

00:20:27.920 that's what

00:20:28.220 I would

00:20:28.500 say,

00:20:28.820 and I'm

00:20:29.100 a clone.

00:20:30.080 Oh,

00:20:30.300 no.

00:20:30.900 You wouldn't

00:20:31.440 say that

00:20:31.760 if you

00:20:31.980 were really

00:20:32.380 a clone.

00:20:32.900 If I

00:20:33.160 were really

00:20:33.440 a clone,

00:20:33.840 here's what

00:20:34.100 I would

00:20:34.340 say,

00:20:35.160 you

00:20:35.420 genetically

00:20:36.060 engineered

00:20:36.580 me,

00:20:37.080 and I

00:20:37.300 look and

00:20:37.800 feel like

00:20:38.320 this?

00:20:39.580 Cure

00:20:39.980 some stuff

00:20:40.620 while you're

00:20:40.980 in there.

00:20:41.540 If this

00:20:42.000 guy is the

00:20:42.800 Nigerian

00:20:43.480 president and

00:20:44.120 he's a

00:20:44.400 clone,

00:20:44.680 he's pissed

00:20:45.340 because they

00:20:46.300 cloned him

00:20:46.760 and genetically

00:20:47.200 engineered him

00:20:47.760 to be exactly

00:20:48.520 the same as

00:20:49.100 the 76-year-old

00:20:50.200 guy who

00:20:50.780 is about

00:20:51.080 to kick

00:20:51.480 it anyway.

00:20:53.240 Now,

00:20:53.680 if you are

00:20:53.920 looking for

00:20:54.240 another part-time

00:20:55.100 job,

00:20:55.900 and I don't

00:20:56.480 know if this

00:20:56.900 would be you

00:20:57.300 exactly.

00:20:57.880 Now,

00:20:58.000 this is the

00:20:58.380 story that

00:20:58.860 you think

00:20:59.300 is really

00:20:59.660 important?

00:21:00.120 I think

00:21:00.440 so.

00:21:00.760 This is

00:21:01.200 what we

00:21:01.420 do for

00:21:01.720 a living.

00:21:02.860 Inside

00:21:03.220 the underground

00:21:04.260 breast milk

00:21:04.940 market.

00:21:05.580 Oh,

00:21:05.960 my gosh,

00:21:06.400 it's finally

00:21:06.820 been exposed.

00:21:08.620 The underground

00:21:09.540 breast milk

00:21:10.240 market.

00:21:10.720 It actually

00:21:11.000 is kind

00:21:11.360 of a

00:21:11.540 fascinating

00:21:11.880 story because

00:21:12.680 there's a

00:21:14.400 market and

00:21:15.000 a lot of

00:21:15.320 times a lot

00:21:15.800 of places

00:21:16.120 will ban

00:21:16.800 the idea

00:21:17.740 that you

00:21:17.940 could pump

00:21:18.900 your own

00:21:19.240 breast milk

00:21:19.680 and sell

00:21:20.160 it to

00:21:20.580 someone else

00:21:21.240 to feed

00:21:21.580 to their

00:21:21.860 child.

00:21:22.460 That is

00:21:22.660 what we're

00:21:22.860 talking about.

00:21:23.460 Now,

00:21:23.580 wait a minute,

00:21:23.900 hang on just

00:21:24.200 a second.

00:21:24.720 Is this in

00:21:25.440 the United

00:21:25.720 States?

00:21:26.180 In the

00:21:26.340 United States.

00:21:26.840 Of course

00:21:27.020 it is.

00:21:27.620 Yes.

00:21:28.600 Why of

00:21:29.060 course it

00:21:29.820 is?

00:21:31.760 Because

00:21:32.120 that's where

00:21:32.720 I'm involved

00:21:33.340 in it.

00:21:34.020 Oh,

00:21:34.220 okay.

00:21:34.600 I've been

00:21:34.840 pumping these.

00:21:35.460 I know milk

00:21:35.860 is coming up,

00:21:36.460 but I've been

00:21:36.780 pumping like

00:21:37.420 crazy.

00:21:37.900 It hurts.

00:21:38.660 They look

00:21:38.980 of size.

00:21:40.320 So,

00:21:40.540 it's an

00:21:43.980 interesting

00:21:44.280 regulation

00:21:45.040 question because

00:21:46.400 I think

00:21:46.740 there's a

00:21:47.220 there's some

00:21:48.860 there's at

00:21:49.260 some level

00:21:49.740 there's a

00:21:50.260 feeling I

00:21:50.620 think among

00:21:51.340 people that

00:21:51.900 it just

00:21:52.160 doesn't feel

00:21:52.560 right.

00:21:53.540 Right?

00:21:53.740 Like it

00:21:53.980 just doesn't

00:21:54.860 feel right.

00:21:55.780 That's what

00:21:56.100 a wet

00:21:56.500 nurse was.

00:21:57.100 You ever

00:21:57.300 read things

00:21:57.800 like Mary

00:21:58.240 Poppins or

00:21:58.980 whatever and

00:21:59.460 they're like

00:21:59.880 my wet

00:22:01.020 nurse.

00:22:01.380 That's what

00:22:01.720 a wet

00:22:02.000 nurse was.

00:22:02.700 Right.

00:22:03.020 And so that

00:22:03.660 doesn't happen

00:22:04.080 very often

00:22:04.600 anymore.

00:22:05.780 I mean it

00:22:06.260 does,

00:22:06.860 but it

00:22:07.440 the idea

00:22:08.160 here is

00:22:08.500 you're

00:22:08.680 actually

00:22:08.920 selling for

00:22:09.500 profit.

00:22:10.480 Right?

00:22:10.680 Oh my gosh.

00:22:11.420 Right?

00:22:11.780 No way.

00:22:12.260 And that's

00:22:12.640 of course

00:22:12.960 where all

00:22:13.280 these things

00:22:13.620 get nasty

00:22:14.180 because if

00:22:15.620 someone was

00:22:16.080 doing it

00:22:16.340 for free

00:22:16.720 you might

00:22:16.960 look at

00:22:17.220 and say

00:22:17.380 oh well

00:22:17.780 that's

00:22:18.060 that's

00:22:18.500 that's

00:22:18.820 okay.

00:22:19.060 It's

00:22:19.200 charitable.

00:22:19.620 They're

00:22:19.700 helping.

00:22:20.440 If they

00:22:20.560 really

00:22:20.880 if breastfeeding

00:22:22.080 is that

00:22:22.420 important to

00:22:22.960 a mom

00:22:23.320 and this

00:22:23.700 is the

00:22:23.900 only way

00:22:24.100 that they

00:22:24.340 can get

00:22:24.640 it

00:22:24.740 done.

00:22:26.000 Okay.

00:22:26.540 I have

00:22:27.160 to tell

00:22:27.400 you I'm

00:22:27.600 a little

00:22:27.900 uncomfortable

00:22:28.500 you know

00:22:29.240 with the

00:22:29.580 term

00:22:30.280 breastmilk

00:22:31.360 black

00:22:31.880 market.

00:22:32.740 I mean

00:22:32.900 if it

00:22:33.160 is like

00:22:33.620 come here

00:22:34.380 I've got

00:22:34.780 some breast

00:22:35.200 milk for

00:22:35.600 you I

00:22:36.120 wouldn't

00:22:36.360 buy it.

00:22:37.200 But if

00:22:37.400 it was

00:22:37.640 somebody

00:22:37.960 that I

00:22:38.520 knew

00:22:38.980 and somebody

00:22:40.140 was a

00:22:40.420 friend of

00:22:40.640 the family

00:22:41.300 and they

00:22:42.320 said you

00:22:43.040 know I

00:22:43.340 can provide

00:22:43.940 real breast

00:22:44.780 milk and

00:22:45.520 you knew

00:22:45.920 them and

00:22:46.780 you're like

00:22:47.100 you know

00:22:47.500 what I'll

00:22:47.840 pay you

00:22:48.160 for that.

00:22:48.820 What's

00:22:49.020 the problem?

00:22:49.940 Well I

00:22:50.180 mean you

00:22:50.580 know that

00:22:51.260 is the

00:22:51.840 that's the

00:22:52.700 issue here I

00:22:53.240 think does

00:22:53.620 come down to

00:22:54.300 the exchange

00:22:55.980 right?

00:22:56.580 It becomes

00:22:57.220 can you make

00:22:58.400 a profit off

00:22:58.980 of this because

00:22:59.360 so many places

00:23:00.120 have said no.

00:23:00.700 Now there's a

00:23:01.120 black market

00:23:01.580 only because

00:23:02.360 people have

00:23:03.520 outlawed the

00:23:04.240 idea that you

00:23:04.700 could sell it

00:23:05.120 to someone.

00:23:06.060 It's not like

00:23:06.560 they're actually

00:23:07.180 people like in

00:23:07.960 trench coats I

00:23:08.740 don't think

00:23:09.040 pumping in the

00:23:09.620 back alleys.

00:23:10.700 This is like

00:23:11.160 this is a

00:23:11.960 situation where

00:23:12.800 it's a situation

00:23:15.420 where people

00:23:15.980 want to share

00:23:16.980 their they want

00:23:17.560 to be able to

00:23:18.060 sell their

00:23:18.400 breast milk and

00:23:19.180 the government

00:23:19.540 stopping them.

00:23:20.220 So why

00:23:20.620 as long as

00:23:22.360 it doesn't

00:23:22.860 as long as

00:23:23.500 there's not

00:23:24.140 somebody behind

00:23:24.880 them going

00:23:25.240 keep lactating

00:23:27.000 right?

00:23:28.060 Well I mean

00:23:28.920 there are risks

00:23:29.540 right with

00:23:30.040 disease

00:23:31.080 potentially

00:23:31.640 someone could

00:23:32.100 have it.

00:23:32.620 But you

00:23:32.840 couldn't easily

00:23:33.540 make this so

00:23:34.360 it's safe.

00:23:35.580 If you allowed

00:23:36.920 it right?

00:23:37.760 If you allowed

00:23:38.300 it in front of

00:23:39.040 everyone to do.

00:23:39.760 If you let it

00:23:40.100 in the light

00:23:41.620 of day.

00:23:42.960 I mean this is

00:23:43.320 we always have

00:23:43.960 this argument

00:23:44.300 you know this is

00:23:44.920 a libertarian

00:23:45.500 sort of position

00:23:46.160 for sure but

00:23:46.880 it's like you

00:23:47.260 know when you

00:23:47.540 come to selling

00:23:48.340 organs right?

00:23:49.620 Those things

00:23:50.500 become controversial

00:23:51.860 I think because

00:23:52.420 it kind of just

00:23:52.920 grosses us out

00:23:53.700 in some way

00:23:54.140 it doesn't feel

00:23:54.820 right.

00:23:55.120 Organs are a

00:23:56.660 little different

00:23:57.100 and and by

00:23:57.860 the way if

00:23:58.440 the Nigerian

00:23:59.220 president is

00:24:01.320 selling his

00:24:02.040 breast milk as

00:24:02.940 a clone I

00:24:04.460 want to know

00:24:04.800 about it.

00:24:05.660 I want to know

00:24:06.480 about it.

00:24:07.320 All right so

00:24:07.960 we're going to

00:24:08.160 move on.

00:24:08.540 Clone milk is

00:24:09.040 not is not

00:24:09.980 currently allowed

00:24:11.000 to be shared.

00:24:11.980 So yesterday

00:24:12.560 yesterday we

00:24:14.180 can't do clones

00:24:14.880 yet I don't know

00:24:15.320 if anybody knows

00:24:15.840 that.

00:24:16.600 Yesterday we

00:24:17.580 told you about

00:24:18.740 a World War

00:24:19.780 II veteran

00:24:20.380 his name

00:24:22.600 is

00:24:23.020 Lauren

00:24:25.540 Kissick

00:24:26.640 and he

00:24:27.860 landed at

00:24:28.680 Normandy

00:24:29.140 on D-Day

00:24:30.300 June 6

00:24:30.980 1944

00:24:31.440 and the

00:24:33.180 thing that

00:24:33.900 caught my

00:24:34.600 eye is

00:24:35.600 this guy

00:24:36.900 he was 19

00:24:37.640 years old

00:24:38.140 he's always

00:24:38.780 wanted to go

00:24:39.380 back.

00:24:40.220 He is the

00:24:40.640 only survivor

00:24:41.420 now of the

00:24:42.040 of the 453rd

00:24:43.500 he was

00:24:44.840 which was out

00:24:45.440 of Fort Knox

00:24:46.280 Kentucky.

00:24:47.560 He was a

00:24:47.860 machine gunner

00:24:48.660 on D-Day

00:24:49.640 his wife

00:24:52.020 never really

00:24:53.000 wanted to

00:24:53.440 travel and

00:24:54.360 he would

00:24:54.720 just never

00:24:55.180 leave her

00:24:55.640 side.

00:24:56.520 They were

00:24:56.780 married for

00:24:57.460 71 years.

00:25:00.740 She unfortunately

00:25:01.700 has just

00:25:02.260 passed away

00:25:02.820 from leukemia

00:25:03.680 and the two

00:25:04.700 daughters now

00:25:05.600 are trying

00:25:06.340 to save

00:25:07.880 up enough

00:25:08.280 money to

00:25:09.020 bring dad

00:25:09.960 to the

00:25:10.860 D-Day 75th

00:25:12.000 anniversary

00:25:12.420 over in

00:25:12.920 France which

00:25:13.480 happens next

00:25:14.060 summer.

00:25:14.940 So they were

00:25:15.560 trying to

00:25:16.020 raise $12,000

00:25:17.000 and I think

00:25:17.900 I don't remember

00:25:18.620 how much they

00:25:19.140 had yesterday

00:25:19.960 but now

00:25:20.940 they have

00:25:21.300 $19,000

00:25:22.780 and so

00:25:23.840 I don't

00:25:25.000 know if

00:25:25.300 they've told

00:25:25.740 dad yet

00:25:26.320 but we

00:25:26.640 have Lori

00:25:27.040 and Julie

00:25:27.540 the two

00:25:27.900 daughters

00:25:28.240 on the

00:25:29.320 phone now

00:25:29.740 from Tacoma

00:25:30.300 Washington.

00:25:31.240 Hi Lori

00:25:31.560 hi Julie.

00:25:32.340 Good morning

00:25:33.200 yes.

00:25:33.800 How are you?

00:25:34.440 Good morning.

00:25:35.380 Very well.

00:25:36.500 Thank you.

00:25:36.820 Thanks to you.

00:25:37.720 It's good to

00:25:38.720 talk to you.

00:25:39.160 I was thrilled

00:25:40.680 to read

00:25:41.320 what you were

00:25:42.080 doing for

00:25:42.540 your dad.

00:25:43.320 Have you

00:25:43.680 told him

00:25:44.260 yet?

00:25:44.560 Are you

00:25:44.780 saving it

00:25:45.220 for Christmas

00:25:45.700 or?

00:25:46.480 No he

00:25:46.900 knows.

00:25:47.740 We told

00:25:48.580 him that

00:25:50.540 we were

00:25:51.080 working on

00:25:51.960 this and

00:25:53.340 so no he

00:25:54.420 is aware

00:25:55.060 and he

00:25:57.040 is quite

00:25:58.720 ecstatic to

00:25:59.860 be able to

00:26:00.600 go back

00:26:01.760 and I think

00:26:02.800 he's in a

00:26:03.320 little bit of

00:26:03.820 disbelief right

00:26:04.720 now but

00:26:05.420 yeah it's

00:26:07.300 thank you so

00:26:08.580 much for your

00:26:09.180 help.

00:26:09.580 We never

00:26:09.880 would be here

00:26:10.580 without you

00:26:11.260 and it

00:26:12.720 is just

00:26:13.360 absolutely

00:26:14.800 overwhelming

00:26:15.580 to see

00:26:16.360 how the

00:26:17.260 kind thoughts

00:26:18.020 that people

00:26:18.440 are sending

00:26:19.040 and donation

00:26:20.880 is just

00:26:21.460 so encouraging

00:26:23.320 and so

00:26:24.160 heartwarming.

00:26:25.420 Well first

00:26:25.840 of all it

00:26:26.200 wasn't me

00:26:26.820 it's this

00:26:27.800 audience.

00:26:28.260 This audience

00:26:28.760 is really

00:26:29.820 remarkable.

00:26:31.580 It's incredible

00:26:32.580 that we've

00:26:33.740 I've read the

00:26:34.420 comments and

00:26:35.080 I cry when I

00:26:36.280 read them.

00:26:36.760 I have an

00:26:37.060 18 year old

00:26:37.640 daughter and

00:26:38.200 we were

00:26:39.100 reading them

00:26:39.700 and we

00:26:39.940 were just

00:26:40.300 all choked

00:26:41.000 up about

00:26:41.600 people giving

00:26:42.340 ten dollars

00:26:42.940 five dollars

00:26:43.620 it just

00:26:44.480 it's overwhelming

00:26:45.420 it just

00:26:45.980 it went from

00:26:46.480 four thousand

00:26:47.160 to over

00:26:48.720 eighteen

00:26:49.860 nineteen thousand

00:26:50.980 and left

00:26:51.400 twenty four

00:26:51.960 hours.

00:26:52.420 We're just

00:26:53.260 dumbfounded

00:26:53.880 and so

00:26:54.320 grateful.

00:26:54.900 Thank you.

00:26:55.720 Now you

00:26:56.340 could take

00:26:57.360 that extra

00:26:57.900 and maybe

00:26:59.300 fly in first

00:27:00.100 class and

00:27:00.800 really just

00:27:01.800 really treat

00:27:02.600 your dad

00:27:03.160 for something

00:27:03.760 remarkable

00:27:04.300 or we could

00:27:05.700 take a cut

00:27:06.300 of that and

00:27:06.740 spend it on

00:27:07.200 something useless.

00:27:09.700 Thoughts?

00:27:11.320 Thoughts?

00:27:11.580 What do you

00:27:11.740 think?

00:27:12.680 It's a tempting

00:27:13.220 offer isn't

00:27:13.820 it?

00:27:14.320 Tempting

00:27:14.720 offer.

00:27:16.900 Several people

00:27:18.140 had mentioned

00:27:18.840 that since we

00:27:20.440 were going

00:27:20.960 over goal

00:27:21.720 that maybe

00:27:22.580 we could get

00:27:23.180 him a first

00:27:23.760 class flight

00:27:24.380 so we're

00:27:24.760 going to try

00:27:25.120 to do that.

00:27:25.620 Oh yeah

00:27:25.900 you have to

00:27:26.780 he will

00:27:27.420 love it.

00:27:29.600 Is he

00:27:30.060 healthy enough

00:27:31.640 to really

00:27:32.380 appreciate all

00:27:33.040 of it?

00:27:33.700 Yes he is.

00:27:35.200 He's quite

00:27:35.860 mobile and

00:27:37.040 he's very

00:27:37.840 alert.

00:27:38.580 you know

00:27:40.060 I mean

00:27:40.340 he's with

00:27:40.840 it.

00:27:41.360 He's still

00:27:42.040 driving you

00:27:42.860 know maybe

00:27:43.440 shouldn't be

00:27:43.960 but he

00:27:44.340 is but

00:27:44.920 he yeah

00:27:46.780 he's very

00:27:47.380 active socially

00:27:48.740 and yeah

00:27:51.720 so there

00:27:52.680 is no

00:27:53.060 issues you

00:27:53.960 know he's

00:27:54.560 quite mobile

00:27:55.100 he can get

00:27:55.600 around great.

00:27:56.300 In fact we

00:27:56.960 have a hard

00:27:57.600 time keeping

00:27:58.100 track of

00:27:58.620 him.

00:27:58.960 We tell him

00:27:59.360 to check

00:27:59.740 in and we

00:28:00.180 can't find

00:28:00.700 him.

00:28:01.100 That's great.

00:28:01.800 It's a

00:28:02.040 problem.

00:28:02.920 After 71

00:28:03.980 years of

00:28:05.120 marriage you

00:28:06.360 had to be

00:28:07.240 worried about

00:28:08.360 him because

00:28:10.540 usually I

00:28:11.660 mean people

00:28:12.620 like that

00:28:13.280 they just

00:28:13.800 they grow

00:28:14.380 into one

00:28:15.180 and it's

00:28:15.920 beautiful to

00:28:16.820 see.

00:28:17.600 How's he

00:28:18.200 handling that?

00:28:21.360 He's handling

00:28:22.480 it.

00:28:23.680 We're you

00:28:24.220 know we

00:28:24.560 see him

00:28:25.560 and talk to

00:28:26.120 him every

00:28:26.620 day.

00:28:27.100 We're both

00:28:27.440 really close

00:28:28.220 and so

00:28:29.600 we're just

00:28:30.620 making sure

00:28:31.400 that he's

00:28:32.060 eating properly

00:28:32.980 he's taking

00:28:34.260 his blood

00:28:35.320 pressure

00:28:35.660 medicine as

00:28:36.380 he's supposed

00:28:36.880 to and

00:28:37.560 and just

00:28:38.240 kind of

00:28:38.620 keeping up

00:28:39.320 with that

00:28:39.920 and as

00:28:40.660 my sister

00:28:41.120 said he

00:28:41.700 keeps himself

00:28:42.980 very busy

00:28:43.820 and it is

00:28:45.600 hard to track

00:28:46.200 him down

00:28:46.640 sometimes because

00:28:47.680 he won't turn

00:28:48.540 his cell phone

00:28:49.160 on so

00:28:49.800 he can't hear

00:28:51.520 it.

00:28:53.340 His hearing

00:28:54.200 isn't so good

00:28:55.160 but everything

00:28:55.960 else is great.

00:28:58.780 Everyone loves

00:28:59.940 him and they

00:29:00.420 spend a lot

00:29:01.180 of time

00:29:01.540 the neighbors

00:29:02.120 my sister

00:29:03.400 spends a ton

00:29:04.040 of time

00:29:04.460 he spends a

00:29:05.180 couple nights

00:29:05.700 a week at

00:29:06.260 my house

00:29:06.960 with my

00:29:07.900 husband and

00:29:08.520 my daughter

00:29:08.900 and I

00:29:09.260 and he'll

00:29:09.920 just hang

00:29:10.580 out so

00:29:11.120 he's a

00:29:11.600 very much

00:29:12.140 a people

00:29:12.500 person and

00:29:13.060 loves to

00:29:13.400 be around

00:29:13.820 people.

00:29:15.100 Well two

00:29:15.320 things.

00:29:15.980 A I want

00:29:17.120 to put you

00:29:17.860 in touch

00:29:18.320 with somebody

00:29:18.940 who is

00:29:19.400 trying to

00:29:19.960 record all

00:29:20.940 of the

00:29:21.220 remaining

00:29:21.580 voices of

00:29:22.840 everybody who

00:29:23.360 fought in

00:29:23.920 World War II.

00:29:25.660 That would be

00:29:26.300 awesome.

00:29:27.200 He's making

00:29:27.940 an amazing

00:29:28.740 archive and so

00:29:29.720 I'll put you

00:29:30.060 in touch

00:29:30.340 with him

00:29:30.680 but I

00:29:31.280 want to

00:29:31.480 ask you

00:29:31.800 a favor.

00:29:32.680 Will you

00:29:33.200 take our

00:29:33.900 audience with

00:29:34.940 you so when

00:29:35.800 you go alert

00:29:36.820 us and then

00:29:37.900 make some

00:29:39.540 videos and

00:29:40.300 take some

00:29:40.660 pictures so

00:29:41.300 we can follow

00:29:41.980 your dad and

00:29:42.820 you guys on

00:29:43.440 this trip?

00:29:44.640 You know

00:29:44.920 absolutely.

00:29:46.040 In fact some

00:29:46.840 of the comments

00:29:47.720 had been that

00:29:48.440 they looked

00:29:48.880 forward to

00:29:49.520 hearing about

00:29:50.160 the trip and

00:29:50.840 that sort of

00:29:51.880 triggered in me

00:29:52.740 that we needed

00:29:53.480 to chronicle

00:29:54.180 this.

00:29:54.660 We needed to

00:29:55.360 make it so

00:29:56.940 that other

00:29:57.420 people could

00:29:58.060 share in the

00:29:58.960 moments that

00:29:59.560 we're sharing

00:30:00.180 with him and

00:30:01.360 so absolutely

00:30:03.240 we will make

00:30:04.100 that a

00:30:04.420 priority to

00:30:05.540 do.

00:30:07.260 And we'd

00:30:08.320 love to talk

00:30:09.780 to him either

00:30:10.480 before you go

00:30:11.160 or after you

00:30:11.820 go if that's

00:30:12.500 appropriate.

00:30:13.900 Oh yes,

00:30:14.920 that would be

00:30:15.580 appropriate.

00:30:16.060 Of course.

00:30:17.380 Yeah.

00:30:18.100 Okay.

00:30:18.520 Yeah.

00:30:18.980 Lori?

00:30:19.620 He'll probably

00:30:20.060 talk your ear

00:30:20.680 off.

00:30:21.040 That's fine.

00:30:22.780 That's fine.

00:30:23.380 I tell you we

00:30:23.980 had a hundred

00:30:24.540 what was

00:30:24.960 what was he

00:30:26.180 a hundred

00:30:26.780 and three

00:30:27.820 we had a guy

00:30:29.520 here was a big

00:30:30.140 fan of ours

00:30:30.840 and he just

00:30:32.160 passed away

00:30:32.940 because he was

00:30:33.700 hit by a

00:30:34.280 truck.

00:30:35.460 Oh no.

00:30:37.080 It was awful.

00:30:38.040 Yeah.

00:30:38.520 He was out

00:30:39.120 riding his bike

00:30:39.860 and somebody

00:30:40.280 hit him.

00:30:41.040 He was a

00:30:41.300 hundred and

00:30:41.680 three or so.

00:30:42.860 The guy

00:30:43.300 could he sat

00:30:44.140 there and he

00:30:44.560 told us about

00:30:45.240 what it was

00:30:45.740 like the day

00:30:46.360 the stock

00:30:47.000 market crashed

00:30:47.920 in 29.

00:30:49.280 It was

00:30:49.680 incredible.

00:30:50.800 We love

00:30:51.500 hearing stories

00:30:52.280 from these

00:30:53.820 people.

00:30:54.280 He has some

00:30:55.620 fabulous stories.

00:30:56.720 That's good.

00:30:57.460 That's good.

00:30:58.140 Okay guys thank

00:30:59.000 you so much.

00:30:59.620 Congratulations and

00:31:00.560 we will

00:31:00.880 Thank you so

00:31:01.540 much for

00:31:02.020 everything.

00:31:02.780 Merry Christmas.

00:31:08.300 Okay we have

00:31:09.060 something really

00:31:09.520 exciting to share

00:31:10.220 with you.

00:31:10.960 When we were

00:31:11.800 in Florida

00:31:12.680 a gentleman

00:31:14.400 came up to

00:31:15.620 me and he

00:31:17.100 said Glenn

00:31:19.080 I just want

00:31:20.000 a car.

00:31:21.100 His name

00:31:21.580 is Rick

00:31:21.940 Rudolph and

00:31:23.160 he told me

00:31:24.020 the greatest

00:31:24.640 story ever.

00:31:27.020 He entered

00:31:27.860 into the

00:31:28.460 Mercury One

00:31:29.020 raffle for

00:31:29.620 a brand new

00:31:30.000 Mercedes.

00:31:30.980 How are you

00:31:31.220 doing sir?

00:31:31.800 Good.

00:31:32.200 Thank you.

00:31:32.600 I'm so glad

00:31:33.180 to see you

00:31:33.600 here.

00:31:33.840 It's great

00:31:34.260 being here.

00:31:34.780 Okay so

00:31:35.220 Rick first

00:31:35.840 of all what

00:31:36.080 do you do

00:31:36.320 for a living?

00:31:37.620 I have a

00:31:38.240 twin brother

00:31:38.680 and we run

00:31:39.100 a chemical

00:31:39.760 distribution

00:31:40.440 business.

00:31:41.040 Okay so

00:31:41.460 you're a

00:31:41.660 drug dealer.

00:31:42.420 I'm a drug

00:31:42.800 dealer.

00:31:44.100 I have a

00:31:45.560 brother

00:31:45.780 we're in

00:31:46.180 chemical

00:31:46.660 distribution.

00:31:48.100 Okay all

00:31:48.880 right.

00:31:49.680 And you

00:31:50.240 brought your

00:31:50.640 daughter with

00:31:51.120 you.

00:31:51.340 Yeah.

00:31:51.780 Okay.

00:31:52.380 Hi Paige.

00:31:53.100 How are you?

00:31:53.520 Good thank

00:31:53.980 you.

00:31:54.160 How are you

00:31:54.460 today?

00:31:54.680 Very good.

00:31:55.200 Good.

00:31:55.620 So Rick tell

00:31:56.340 me the story

00:31:56.940 that you told

00:31:57.560 me in line

00:31:58.000 when you came

00:31:58.460 out and said

00:31:58.900 I'm the one

00:32:00.500 who won the

00:32:00.880 car for

00:32:01.360 Mercury One.

00:32:01.960 Well I

00:32:02.700 every year

00:32:03.580 I've entered

00:32:04.480 the raffle

00:32:05.080 I don't

00:32:06.400 know how

00:32:06.580 many years

00:32:06.980 it's been

00:32:07.320 now but

00:32:07.680 several and

00:32:09.320 my daughter

00:32:10.360 was in a

00:32:11.140 bad car

00:32:13.160 accident and

00:32:13.980 pretty much

00:32:14.700 messed up

00:32:15.260 her car and

00:32:16.840 I called her

00:32:18.000 a couple weeks

00:32:18.560 before I sent

00:32:19.200 the money in

00:32:20.480 for the tickets

00:32:21.160 and said I'm

00:32:22.240 going to win

00:32:22.640 you your new

00:32:23.140 car.

00:32:24.060 We'll just get

00:32:24.740 the year off

00:32:25.320 to win the

00:32:26.380 year in good

00:32:26.840 fashion.

00:32:27.480 Right.

00:32:27.540 And we

00:32:28.860 were traveling

00:32:30.060 and I was

00:32:31.220 somewhere and

00:32:31.680 the phone rang

00:32:32.320 and I got

00:32:33.300 great news and

00:32:34.540 I just held

00:32:35.100 the phone up

00:32:35.740 in the kitchen

00:32:36.300 and went

00:32:36.660 get back

00:32:38.140 on the car.

00:32:42.420 So you call

00:32:43.400 your daughter

00:32:43.800 right away?

00:32:44.400 I called my

00:32:44.740 daughter and

00:32:45.220 said got

00:32:46.180 you a new

00:32:46.620 car.

00:32:47.880 She said

00:32:48.580 no.

00:32:49.700 So Paige

00:32:50.780 congratulate you.

00:32:51.560 Are you giving

00:32:52.060 her the car now?

00:32:53.460 It's in her

00:32:53.840 name.

00:32:54.240 We picked it

00:32:54.680 up last night.

00:32:55.740 That's fantastic.

00:32:56.060 Because you totally

00:32:56.500 could have backed

00:32:56.980 out of that.

00:32:57.400 I mean it was

00:32:57.660 a joke.

00:32:57.900 It was totally

00:32:58.680 a joke.

00:32:59.360 I totally needed

00:32:59.980 to join the

00:33:00.480 Mercedes family.

00:33:02.520 I wasn't going

00:33:03.620 to say no.

00:33:04.720 He's one of the

00:33:05.500 most kindest and

00:33:06.440 generous.

00:33:06.960 That is so

00:33:07.900 cool.

00:33:08.560 So cool.

00:33:09.180 So first of

00:33:09.640 all how are you

00:33:10.560 after the accident?

00:33:11.320 Were you okay?

00:33:12.260 Yeah.

00:33:13.460 Earlier in the

00:33:14.220 year my right

00:33:15.200 lung had collapsed

00:33:15.980 and the car

00:33:16.600 accident re-collapsed

00:33:17.720 it but they did

00:33:18.680 lung surgery.

00:33:19.720 So after I don't

00:33:21.120 know five days in

00:33:22.540 ICU I'm healed.

00:33:24.260 I ran an awesome

00:33:25.240 half marathon at

00:33:26.300 Joshua Tree in

00:33:27.240 the desert so

00:33:28.260 yeah I'm feeling

00:33:29.260 good and strong.

00:33:30.160 Totals your car?

00:33:31.380 It didn't total my

00:33:32.880 car but I'm pretty

00:33:33.640 sure Geico should

00:33:34.540 have.

00:33:34.720 Yeah.

00:33:34.920 Okay.

00:33:35.680 Yeah.

00:33:36.000 Okay.

00:33:36.560 All right.

00:33:37.860 Yeah.

00:33:38.180 But the collapse

00:33:40.000 lung didn't have

00:33:41.060 anything to do with

00:33:42.300 her MMA fighting.

00:33:43.900 No it wasn't.

00:33:44.500 No.

00:33:44.900 Nothing to do with

00:33:45.680 that.

00:33:45.980 Are you an MMA

00:33:46.960 fighter?

00:33:47.320 No I would kick

00:33:49.220 box.

00:33:49.740 I had a couple

00:33:50.300 kickboxing fights

00:33:51.400 but no MMA for me.

00:33:53.260 I have a feeling

00:33:54.200 I have a feeling

00:33:55.040 dad doesn't like

00:33:56.060 the kickboxing.

00:33:57.260 Um I

00:33:57.760 well

00:33:58.660 why is that dad?

00:34:02.600 Have you seen

00:34:03.220 that?

00:34:03.960 Yes I have.

00:34:05.240 Do you have a

00:34:05.540 collapsed lung?

00:34:06.240 Well when the foot

00:34:06.880 comes in here about

00:34:07.960 40 miles an hour.

00:34:09.040 Yeah that might do

00:34:10.720 it.

00:34:10.980 Yeah.

00:34:11.540 Yeah that uh that

00:34:12.780 sucks.

00:34:13.200 Although your

00:34:14.160 daughter can defend

00:34:14.880 herself.

00:34:15.460 Oh don't mess with

00:34:17.060 her.

00:34:17.200 Yeah.

00:34:17.760 Don't mess with

00:34:18.460 her.

00:34:18.960 So congratulations

00:34:19.660 on the car.

00:34:20.500 Thank you so much.

00:34:21.380 I'm really excited.

00:34:22.340 You guys flew in?

00:34:23.820 Flew in uh last

00:34:25.120 night and on the

00:34:25.880 way on the airplane

00:34:26.580 I uh emailed the

00:34:28.420 the dealer and I

00:34:30.040 said you know what

00:34:30.660 I think we better

00:34:31.640 pick that up tonight

00:34:32.580 because we're going

00:34:33.340 over to the studio

00:34:35.160 tomorrow to see

00:34:36.080 Lisa.

00:34:37.660 And I I don't

00:34:38.740 think we'll have

00:34:39.160 time and of course

00:34:40.360 we weren't expecting

00:34:41.480 this.

00:34:42.060 Yeah.

00:34:42.220 And so you guys

00:34:42.980 are going you guys

00:34:43.680 get in the car

00:34:44.140 driving home today.

00:34:45.280 What a great

00:34:46.060 Christmas.

00:34:46.660 Yeah.

00:34:47.220 Absolutely.

00:34:48.160 Thank you.

00:34:48.940 Congratulations.

00:34:49.660 Thank you very

00:34:50.200 much.

00:34:50.500 You're welcome.

00:34:51.100 It's great to be

00:34:51.280 here.

00:34:51.740 And thank you for

00:34:52.800 supporting Mercury

00:34:53.920 One and I'm so

00:34:54.660 glad you won.

00:34:55.200 Love what you guys

00:34:55.980 are doing.

00:34:56.600 Love it.

00:34:57.520 It's great.

00:34:58.200 God bless you.

00:34:58.760 Thank you.

00:34:59.100 All right.

00:35:03.140 This is the best

00:35:04.960 of the Glenn Beck

00:35:05.940 program.

00:35:08.740 The fusion of

00:35:10.400 entertainment and

00:35:11.500 enlightenment.

00:35:12.560 This is the Glenn Beck

00:35:13.920 program.

00:35:15.040 So I don't know about

00:35:15.600 anybody else and it's

00:35:16.820 partly the holidays.

00:35:18.140 It's also partly because

00:35:19.300 who has credibility on

00:35:20.980 anything anymore?

00:35:22.500 This this Trump

00:35:24.940 Mueller debacle.

00:35:28.920 Who do you trust?

00:35:30.160 Cohen?

00:35:31.580 Who do you trust?

00:35:33.100 Mueller?

00:35:34.160 Trump?

00:35:34.620 What's really

00:35:37.740 happening?

00:35:39.400 Well, there is one guy

00:35:40.520 that I trust.

00:35:41.660 Andy McCarthy.

00:35:42.540 He's a contributing

00:35:43.460 editor of the National

00:35:44.560 Review.

00:35:45.840 And he is a former

00:35:47.860 federal prosecutor in

00:35:49.460 New York.

00:35:50.340 And he came out and

00:35:51.960 he's a Trump supporter

00:35:53.220 and he said, yes,

00:35:55.080 reading what they're

00:35:56.100 putting out and I

00:35:57.060 worked in those offices.

00:35:58.420 I wrote those kinds of

00:36:00.240 things.

00:36:01.280 And I'm telling you

00:36:02.680 they're going to indict

00:36:03.740 the president and

00:36:05.340 it's a felony.

00:36:08.260 But it also there's

00:36:09.780 more to this story.

00:36:11.660 And so we are going

00:36:13.260 to talk to Andy

00:36:14.360 McCarthy in a minute.

00:36:20.920 All right.

00:36:21.740 We have Andrew

00:36:22.480 McCarthy on with us,

00:36:23.760 contributing editor of

00:36:24.900 the National Review.

00:36:27.600 Andy, I was you are

00:36:29.600 one of the only voices

00:36:31.040 that have penetrated

00:36:32.820 my world when it

00:36:34.260 comes to what's

00:36:36.640 happening with the

00:36:37.580 Trump investigation,

00:36:38.320 because you have

00:36:39.840 credibility and I

00:36:42.540 know that you're a

00:36:43.420 Trump supporter, so you

00:36:44.400 don't have an axe to

00:36:45.220 grind.

00:36:45.720 And so when you say

00:36:46.700 I think he's going to

00:36:48.280 be indicted because

00:36:49.320 this is the way this is

00:36:50.320 being written, it

00:36:52.200 carried some weight and

00:36:53.120 I wanted to talk to you

00:36:53.900 about it.

00:36:54.200 How are you, Andrew?

00:36:55.560 I'm doing I'm doing

00:36:56.700 just great, Glenn.

00:36:57.680 How are you?

00:36:58.520 I'm I'm I'm great.

00:36:59.840 I've been I don't

00:37:00.800 know if other people

00:37:01.460 feel this way, but I've

00:37:02.300 been really confused

00:37:03.300 with all that's going

00:37:04.400 on because it's all

00:37:06.160 leaks or speculation.

00:37:08.440 And, you know, I'm

00:37:10.060 just waiting for the

00:37:10.780 thing to just when the

00:37:12.220 shoes drop, then we'll

00:37:13.500 talk about it.

00:37:14.740 But you are a federal

00:37:16.740 former New York

00:37:18.560 federal investor.

00:37:19.700 Sorry, prosecutor.

00:37:20.840 And so you used to

00:37:22.580 write the the things

00:37:24.660 like you just read

00:37:25.840 from Cohen's

00:37:27.660 what do you call

00:37:30.820 it?

00:37:31.420 What was the

00:37:31.940 sentencing memorandum

00:37:32.800 sentencing memorandum?

00:37:34.440 So you used to write it

00:37:35.620 and those things.

00:37:36.700 And you say this

00:37:38.480 is very telling.

00:37:39.840 Can you explain?

00:37:41.820 Sure.

00:37:42.180 I think, Glenn,

00:37:43.640 you're right to

00:37:44.860 be suspicious

00:37:46.340 when you hear

00:37:47.540 the leaked information,

00:37:48.860 because obviously the

00:37:49.940 people who leak

00:37:50.760 are telling you the

00:37:52.220 they're sort of mining

00:37:53.420 the parts of the story

00:37:54.320 they want you to hear

00:37:55.540 and holding back

00:37:56.240 other stuff, whereas

00:37:57.200 when they do these

00:37:58.560 court filings, this is

00:37:59.640 a 40 page document

00:38:01.820 that is customarily

00:38:03.680 filed about a week

00:38:05.300 or two in advance

00:38:06.560 of the imposition

00:38:07.920 of sentence by the

00:38:08.860 court.

00:38:09.300 You get a full

00:38:10.960 flavor of what the

00:38:12.040 government's theory

00:38:13.700 about the cases and

00:38:14.840 where they're going

00:38:15.820 with the investigation.

00:38:17.900 And it seemed to me

00:38:19.460 that this sentencing

00:38:21.420 memo is more

00:38:23.420 directed at President

00:38:24.400 Trump than it is

00:38:25.940 at Cohen.

00:38:27.820 Sentencing memos

00:38:28.560 are interesting

00:38:29.200 in terms of legal

00:38:30.720 filings because

00:38:31.500 they're not

00:38:32.260 kind of dry

00:38:34.840 legal issue

00:38:35.920 oriented submissions.

00:38:37.360 They're almost like

00:38:38.420 jury arguments,

00:38:39.300 except they're meant

00:38:39.980 to persuade the

00:38:40.800 sentencing judge.

00:38:41.920 So they tend to be

00:38:43.240 more forceful

00:38:45.180 and colorful

00:38:46.040 and sort of filled

00:38:48.160 with their

00:38:48.500 prosecution theory.

00:38:49.580 and here

00:38:50.860 this one reads

00:38:52.580 in the part of it

00:38:54.300 that deals with

00:38:55.040 the campaign finance

00:38:56.220 laws as a testimonial

00:38:58.480 to the importance

00:39:00.040 of those laws

00:39:00.980 to the integrity

00:39:01.780 of the system

00:39:03.360 and how they are

00:39:04.980 meant to make sure

00:39:05.880 that the rich

00:39:06.620 and the powerful

00:39:07.360 don't usurp

00:39:10.040 all of the power

00:39:11.340 in the system

00:39:12.020 and designed

00:39:13.820 to fight against

00:39:14.580 public cynicism

00:39:15.600 about money

00:39:17.000 and politics.

00:39:17.660 I mean,

00:39:18.040 it almost seemed

00:39:18.640 to me like

00:39:19.100 it was drafted

00:39:21.900 with the president

00:39:23.040 in mind

00:39:23.880 more than Cohen.

00:39:25.820 And then I look

00:39:26.700 at the other

00:39:27.380 attendance situations

00:39:29.280 or attendance

00:39:30.480 circumstances

00:39:31.180 that you have here.

00:39:33.400 Number one,

00:39:34.900 they didn't really

00:39:35.560 need these campaign

00:39:36.480 finance counts

00:39:37.300 on Cohen.

00:39:38.120 His sentence

00:39:38.620 is really driven

00:39:39.400 by the bank fraud

00:39:40.480 and the tax fraud

00:39:41.660 counts.

00:39:42.860 These add

00:39:43.560 negligibly

00:39:45.340 at most

00:39:46.560 to his case.

00:39:47.660 but they're

00:39:48.500 obviously

00:39:48.980 critical

00:39:49.560 in connection

00:39:50.520 with Trump.

00:39:51.740 At the guilty

00:39:52.540 plea allocution,

00:39:54.520 they gratuitously

00:39:55.740 had him say

00:39:56.980 that he was

00:39:58.020 directed

00:39:58.560 by Trump

00:39:59.860 in connection

00:40:01.500 with these payments.

00:40:02.340 That is not

00:40:03.500 something that

00:40:04.100 was necessary

00:40:04.900 to the factual

00:40:07.280 basis for Cohen's

00:40:08.500 own plea.

00:40:09.760 And ordinarily,

00:40:11.780 prosecutors

00:40:12.280 in public proceedings

00:40:13.540 do not go out

00:40:15.160 of their way

00:40:15.820 to implicate

00:40:16.720 uncharged

00:40:17.520 people

00:40:18.300 in felonies.

00:40:19.560 So it seemed

00:40:20.340 to me

00:40:20.580 they were

00:40:20.920 sort of

00:40:21.460 reaching

00:40:21.780 to do that.

00:40:23.340 And it doesn't,

00:40:24.560 I don't see

00:40:25.200 that they have

00:40:25.660 any other purpose

00:40:26.440 of doing that

00:40:27.440 except that

00:40:28.500 they want to

00:40:29.020 lock Cohen

00:40:30.680 in on this

00:40:31.340 version of

00:40:31.960 events

00:40:32.620 and this is

00:40:33.080 their chance

00:40:34.340 of doing it.

00:40:34.960 And then the

00:40:35.820 other thing

00:40:36.200 I would point

00:40:36.860 to is

00:40:37.600 they have

00:40:38.640 given immunity

00:40:39.400 I believe

00:40:40.200 to four

00:40:40.780 different people

00:40:41.800 in this

00:40:42.980 campaign finance

00:40:44.140 investigation.

00:40:45.320 Campaign finance

00:40:46.020 is not a very

00:40:46.700 serious

00:40:47.280 felony

00:40:48.720 in the greater

00:40:49.280 scheme of things.

00:40:50.580 They've given

00:40:51.100 immunity

00:40:51.540 to two people

00:40:52.680 connected to

00:40:54.100 the National

00:40:54.780 Inquirer

00:40:55.900 and I believe

00:40:56.780 two people

00:40:57.420 connected with

00:40:58.180 the Trump

00:40:59.860 organization

00:41:00.560 which relates

00:41:01.880 to the structuring

00:41:02.820 of the

00:41:03.380 reimbursement

00:41:04.540 payment

00:41:04.900 to Cohen.

00:41:06.340 I don't think

00:41:07.000 they gave

00:41:07.400 four people

00:41:08.040 immunity

00:41:08.460 to tighten

00:41:09.060 up the case

00:41:09.620 on Cohen

00:41:10.240 that they

00:41:11.120 didn't need.

00:41:12.560 So

00:41:12.720 those are the

00:41:13.920 tea leaves.

00:41:14.600 Okay, so

00:41:15.140 what does that

00:41:16.880 tell you

00:41:17.460 they're going

00:41:18.100 to do

00:41:19.360 with Trump?

00:41:22.220 Well, it seems

00:41:22.980 to be they're

00:41:23.380 going to indict

00:41:24.220 him.

00:41:24.680 One of the

00:41:25.240 things, Glenn,

00:41:25.740 that I should

00:41:26.220 have said

00:41:26.780 was that I

00:41:27.920 think there's

00:41:28.260 a lot of

00:41:28.720 misunderstanding

00:41:29.360 about what

00:41:31.220 these two

00:41:32.040 campaign finance

00:41:33.780 counts

00:41:34.240 allege.

00:41:35.840 Most people

00:41:36.800 I think

00:41:37.360 believe

00:41:38.220 that because

00:41:39.820 Cohen had

00:41:40.680 a $2,700

00:41:41.620 limit

00:41:42.640 as a normal

00:41:44.400 contributor

00:41:45.020 that these

00:41:46.340 payments were

00:41:47.220 way above

00:41:47.980 that limit

00:41:48.600 and that's

00:41:49.200 why he had

00:41:49.760 to plead

00:41:50.140 guilty.

00:41:51.240 But very

00:41:51.700 interestingly

00:41:52.380 the first

00:41:54.000 of the

00:41:55.020 counts

00:41:55.520 is not

00:41:56.920 that Cohen

00:41:57.800 made an

00:41:58.960 illegal payment

00:42:00.000 it's that

00:42:01.100 he caused

00:42:01.720 a third

00:42:02.340 party

00:42:02.920 namely

00:42:03.840 the

00:42:04.860 business

00:42:05.680 entity

00:42:06.160 that

00:42:06.460 controls

00:42:07.020 the

00:42:07.340 National

00:42:07.920 Inquirer

00:42:08.840 to make

00:42:10.200 a payment

00:42:12.180 that was

00:42:12.600 illegal

00:42:13.100 for the

00:42:14.260 National

00:42:14.600 Inquirer

00:42:15.320 to make.

00:42:16.960 And the

00:42:17.220 point here

00:42:17.760 is

00:42:18.140 the theory

00:42:20.720 is

00:42:21.200 even if

00:42:22.620 a transaction

00:42:23.320 would be

00:42:23.860 legal as

00:42:24.640 to you

00:42:25.240 if you

00:42:25.920 did it

00:42:26.360 yourself

00:42:27.260 it is

00:42:29.840 still

00:42:30.180 illegal

00:42:30.740 to cause

00:42:31.440 a third

00:42:31.900 party

00:42:32.380 to do

00:42:33.600 something

00:42:33.980 that would

00:42:34.360 be unlawful

00:42:35.040 as to

00:42:35.480 that third

00:42:35.960 party.

00:42:37.600 And it

00:42:38.700 seems to me

00:42:39.180 that that

00:42:39.580 answers

00:42:40.060 directly

00:42:40.720 what Trump's

00:42:42.520 lawyers

00:42:42.860 have been

00:42:43.760 saying about

00:42:44.360 this which

00:42:45.600 is that

00:42:46.100 the president

00:42:47.160 because he

00:42:47.960 was the

00:42:48.320 candidate

00:42:48.740 did not

00:42:49.900 have a

00:42:50.460 limit

00:42:50.720 on what

00:42:51.860 he could

00:42:52.220 spend on

00:42:53.040 his own

00:42:53.420 campaign.

00:42:54.000 Now I've

00:42:54.720 always thought

00:42:55.120 that was

00:42:55.400 a kind

00:42:55.700 of a

00:42:55.940 flawed

00:42:56.220 explanation

00:42:56.880 because

00:42:57.440 there's

00:42:58.360 two parts

00:42:59.240 that are

00:42:59.480 important

00:42:59.800 to campaign

00:43:00.340 finance.

00:43:00.960 One is

00:43:01.260 the limits

00:43:01.800 but probably

00:43:02.960 the more

00:43:03.340 important one

00:43:03.860 is reporting.

00:43:05.260 So even

00:43:06.120 a candidate

00:43:06.620 has to

00:43:07.100 report

00:43:07.460 what he

00:43:07.760 spends.

00:43:08.960 But for

00:43:10.720 our narrow

00:43:11.980 purpose here

00:43:12.800 if Cohn

00:43:14.580 is being

00:43:15.660 directed by

00:43:16.420 Trump

00:43:16.860 and they

00:43:18.080 have Cohn

00:43:18.620 plead guilty

00:43:19.340 to causing

00:43:20.240 a third

00:43:20.840 party entity

00:43:21.680 to make

00:43:22.720 an illegal

00:43:23.180 contribution

00:43:23.900 it seems

00:43:24.840 obvious to

00:43:25.520 me that

00:43:25.840 Trump

00:43:26.100 also has

00:43:26.920 to be

00:43:27.220 guilty of

00:43:27.700 that.

00:43:28.920 So it

00:43:29.780 at least

00:43:31.220 looks to

00:43:31.660 me like

00:43:32.780 that is

00:43:33.780 the case

00:43:34.040 they're trying

00:43:34.400 to make.

00:43:35.480 Right.

00:43:35.980 Okay, so

00:43:36.620 let's pursue

00:43:37.980 this a bit

00:43:38.500 more.

00:43:38.880 Let me just

00:43:39.180 take a

00:43:39.620 quick break

00:43:40.600 and then

00:43:43.460 we're going

00:43:43.720 to come

00:43:43.940 right back

00:43:44.500 to Andy.

00:43:48.240 Do you

00:43:48.900 have any

00:43:49.340 outrage

00:43:49.920 addicted

00:43:50.260 people in

00:43:50.840 your life?

00:43:51.360 Oh, you

00:43:51.780 know what

00:43:52.020 pisses me

00:43:52.500 off about

00:43:52.960 that?

00:43:53.320 You want

00:43:53.760 to help

00:43:54.060 them, but

00:43:54.400 you're

00:43:54.540 constantly

00:43:54.880 dodging

00:43:55.420 things that

00:43:56.140 are being

00:43:56.400 thrown

00:43:56.760 and you

00:43:58.040 don't know

00:43:58.360 how.

00:44:00.480 Try giving

00:44:01.180 them a copy

00:44:01.680 of Glenn Beck's

00:44:02.320 latest book

00:44:02.960 Addicted to

00:44:03.580 Outrage.

00:44:04.380 It's much

00:44:05.000 cheaper than

00:44:05.500 therapy and

00:44:06.460 hurts less

00:44:06.940 than a book

00:44:08.720 to your head

00:44:09.540 and it's

00:44:10.360 more fun.

00:44:12.720 Addicted to

00:44:13.360 Outrage, the

00:44:14.380 new book from

00:44:14.940 Glenn Beck.

00:44:15.860 Available

00:44:16.160 everywhere books

00:44:16.860 are sold.

00:44:17.260 Contributing

00:44:26.360 editor of the

00:44:27.320 National Review

00:44:28.140 is Andy

00:44:28.720 McCarthy and

00:44:29.660 we're talking

00:44:30.440 about what

00:44:32.400 what the

00:44:33.820 Democrats or

00:44:34.760 I should say

00:44:35.640 what the

00:44:36.260 prosecution in

00:44:38.500 New York is

00:44:39.980 planning on

00:44:40.880 doing with

00:44:42.280 Cohen and

00:44:43.580 Donald Trump.

00:44:45.540 Andy, I

00:44:45.860 never for

00:44:46.780 one moment in

00:44:47.460 my entire

00:44:47.940 life have I

00:44:48.580 found Michael

00:44:49.140 Cohen to be

00:44:49.680 credible about

00:44:50.280 anything he's

00:44:50.980 ever said.

00:44:52.020 This goes

00:44:52.540 long before he

00:44:53.620 turned on

00:44:54.420 Trump and

00:44:54.900 now the

00:44:55.340 media seems

00:44:55.960 to find him

00:44:56.300 very credible.

00:44:56.860 Is there

00:44:58.360 more to this

00:44:59.460 than just

00:45:00.040 Cohen saying

00:45:01.300 Trump told

00:45:02.420 him to do

00:45:02.980 these things

00:45:03.560 or is

00:45:05.040 there do

00:45:05.400 they have

00:45:05.900 additional

00:45:06.760 evidence that

00:45:07.440 makes you

00:45:07.800 believe they

00:45:08.880 know this

00:45:09.240 really happened?

00:45:10.960 I think

00:45:12.200 you're entirely

00:45:13.340 right to be

00:45:14.580 suspicious of

00:45:15.400 anything this

00:45:16.460 guy says and

00:45:18.140 the prosecutors

00:45:18.960 know that.

00:45:20.500 I should point

00:45:21.600 out that the

00:45:22.120 guy who's

00:45:22.660 running the

00:45:24.080 investigation in

00:45:25.340 the Southern

00:45:25.660 District

00:45:26.160 is Rob

00:45:27.820 Kusami who

00:45:28.620 was my

00:45:29.140 partner or

00:45:30.060 one of my

00:45:30.520 two partners

00:45:31.020 on the

00:45:31.320 Blind Shea

00:45:31.860 case.

00:45:33.760 He's a

00:45:34.400 whip smart

00:45:35.040 lawyer and

00:45:36.740 he's handled

00:45:37.200 plenty of

00:45:37.660 cases where

00:45:38.400 you have

00:45:39.760 people who

00:45:40.360 are not

00:45:42.540 exactly

00:45:42.940 upstanding

00:45:43.560 members of

00:45:44.160 the community

00:45:44.660 who are our

00:45:45.480 main witnesses

00:45:46.780 and what you

00:45:48.180 generally do

00:45:48.860 with those

00:45:49.280 cases is you

00:45:49.960 look the jury

00:45:50.480 in the eye at

00:45:51.080 the beginning

00:45:51.460 and say

00:45:51.940 look we're

00:45:53.460 not going to

00:45:53.800 trust this

00:45:54.180 guy any more

00:45:54.700 than you

00:45:55.100 should.

00:45:55.400 and if

00:45:57.100 somebody tells

00:45:59.380 you that

00:45:59.940 we're asking

00:46:01.740 you to rely

00:46:02.340 on his

00:46:02.800 word and

00:46:03.180 nothing else

00:46:03.700 then you

00:46:04.040 should just

00:46:04.380 not believe

00:46:04.900 that.

00:46:05.140 You should

00:46:05.360 reject it

00:46:06.020 but look

00:46:06.980 at where

00:46:07.540 he's

00:46:08.020 corroborated

00:46:08.860 and see

00:46:10.200 how his

00:46:10.680 testimony

00:46:11.100 stacks up

00:46:11.740 with the

00:46:12.000 stuff that

00:46:12.520 you know

00:46:13.660 is true.

00:46:14.660 And I

00:46:14.860 think what

00:46:15.440 they're doing

00:46:16.080 here to

00:46:16.820 try to

00:46:17.200 tighten up

00:46:17.760 the case

00:46:19.000 with respect

00:46:19.580 to him

00:46:21.240 is twofold.

00:46:22.940 One

00:46:23.300 they have

00:46:24.520 given

00:46:24.800 immunity

00:46:25.200 to these

00:46:25.760 guys

00:46:26.100 from the

00:46:26.700 National

00:46:27.580 Inquirer

00:46:28.360 which would

00:46:29.420 help them

00:46:29.900 corroborate

00:46:30.620 him on

00:46:31.840 the agreement

00:46:32.520 that they

00:46:33.160 apparently

00:46:33.760 had to

00:46:34.980 try to

00:46:35.400 purchase

00:46:35.820 and bury

00:46:36.500 stories that

00:46:37.940 would be

00:46:39.000 unfavorable

00:46:39.940 to Trump.

00:46:40.800 And then

00:46:41.800 I think

00:46:42.160 on the

00:46:42.500 back end

00:46:43.140 Stu

00:46:43.480 what they

00:46:44.720 would do

00:46:45.280 is prove

00:46:46.460 up how

00:46:48.040 Cohen was

00:46:49.180 paid.

00:46:50.300 And this

00:46:50.600 is where

00:46:50.960 the Trump

00:46:51.460 organization

00:46:52.160 comes into

00:46:53.480 the equation.

00:46:55.280 After

00:46:55.880 he did

00:46:57.480 these payments

00:46:58.320 what happened

00:47:00.060 in I think

00:47:00.940 the payments

00:47:01.440 were in

00:47:01.940 mid to

00:47:02.940 late October

00:47:03.680 of 2016

00:47:05.060 and he

00:47:08.020 only paid

00:47:08.640 one.

00:47:09.060 The National

00:47:09.440 Inquirer

00:47:10.080 does one.

00:47:10.800 He does

00:47:11.120 the Stormy

00:47:11.680 Daniels

00:47:12.120 one which

00:47:12.480 is $130

00:47:13.180 grand.

00:47:14.820 And what

00:47:15.120 they do

00:47:15.520 with that

00:47:16.000 is he

00:47:17.120 ends up

00:47:17.460 being

00:47:17.700 reimbursed

00:47:18.300 by the

00:47:18.740 Trump

00:47:19.080 organization

00:47:19.860 which is

00:47:20.660 odd

00:47:21.160 because they

00:47:21.700 don't

00:47:22.240 seemingly

00:47:22.720 have

00:47:23.020 anything

00:47:23.420 to do

00:47:24.380 with this

00:47:24.740 right.

00:47:26.240 And what

00:47:26.960 the Trump

00:47:27.300 organization

00:47:27.700 does is

00:47:28.400 they tell

00:47:28.840 him we're

00:47:29.720 going to

00:47:29.880 do this

00:47:30.260 as part

00:47:30.760 of a

00:47:31.040 retainer

00:47:31.800 agreement

00:47:32.680 and they

00:47:34.500 double

00:47:35.100 the amount

00:47:36.180 that he

00:47:36.520 paid

00:47:37.060 so that

00:47:39.340 for tax

00:47:39.920 purposes

00:47:40.380 it looks

00:47:41.100 like it's

00:47:41.880 $260,000

00:47:44.860 so that

00:47:45.840 he gets

00:47:46.280 reimbursed

00:47:46.840 for the

00:47:47.160 full $130,000

00:47:48.660 and then

00:47:49.920 on top

00:47:50.780 of that

00:47:51.060 gave him

00:47:51.440 a $60,000

00:47:52.340 bonus

00:47:53.640 and what

00:47:54.880 they told

00:47:55.320 him to

00:47:55.620 do was

00:47:56.240 we're going

00:47:57.120 to have

00:47:57.480 this look

00:47:57.940 like a

00:47:58.320 retainer

00:47:58.900 agreement

00:47:59.340 and then

00:48:00.360 every month

00:48:01.140 you give

00:48:01.560 us an

00:48:01.940 invoice

00:48:02.400 for 12

00:48:03.560 months

00:48:03.980 and we

00:48:04.360 will pay

00:48:04.720 you $35,000

00:48:06.120 a month

00:48:06.900 I think

00:48:07.260 was the

00:48:07.740 amount

00:48:08.560 they settled

00:48:09.120 on

00:48:09.440 so that

00:48:10.380 it looks

00:48:10.820 like

00:48:11.220 he

00:48:12.280 signed

00:48:12.880 a

00:48:13.020 retainer

00:48:13.720 to do

00:48:14.580 legal work

00:48:15.260 for them

00:48:15.700 beginning

00:48:16.400 in January

00:48:17.300 of 2017

00:48:18.680 and then

00:48:19.800 he bills

00:48:20.240 them once

00:48:20.640 a month

00:48:21.000 for $35,000

00:48:22.120 so it

00:48:22.620 looks like

00:48:23.040 a forward

00:48:23.560 going

00:48:23.940 legal contract

00:48:25.580 when in fact

00:48:26.180 it's

00:48:26.420 reimbursement

00:48:27.180 for something

00:48:28.380 that happened

00:48:28.880 in October

00:48:29.500 so I

00:48:30.440 think

00:48:30.640 from the

00:48:31.400 prosecutor's

00:48:32.120 standpoint

00:48:32.380 what they

00:48:32.880 would say

00:48:33.360 is

00:48:33.700 if Trump

00:48:35.060 hadn't

00:48:35.420 known about

00:48:35.980 this

00:48:36.360 and Trump

00:48:36.900 wasn't

00:48:37.320 controlling

00:48:37.900 it

00:48:38.280 and it

00:48:39.220 wasn't

00:48:39.540 exactly

00:48:39.920 the way

00:48:40.460 that Cohen

00:48:41.040 said

00:48:41.440 first of

00:48:41.880 all

00:48:42.020 why on

00:48:42.400 earth

00:48:42.540 would

00:48:42.720 Cohen

00:48:43.000 be

00:48:43.340 shelling

00:48:44.260 out

00:48:44.460 his own

00:48:44.800 money

00:48:45.140 to cover

00:48:46.120 up

00:48:46.380 Trump's

00:48:47.020 affairs

00:48:47.400 but

00:48:48.420 also

00:48:49.180 look at

00:48:49.580 the way

00:48:49.860 this

00:48:50.060 was

00:48:50.260 paid

00:48:50.640 it

00:48:51.600 was

00:48:51.760 paid

00:48:51.980 by

00:48:52.140 the

00:48:52.300 Trump

00:48:52.520 organization

00:48:53.120 and

00:48:53.380 they

00:48:53.540 did

00:48:53.760 it

00:48:53.900 in a

00:48:54.120 way

00:48:54.420 that

00:48:54.860 was

00:48:55.020 designed

00:48:55.600 to

00:48:56.960 conceal

00:48:57.480 what it

00:48:58.200 was

00:48:58.360 actually

00:48:58.680 about

00:48:59.500 okay

00:49:00.380 so we're

00:49:00.720 talking to

00:49:01.120 Andrew

00:49:01.440 McCarthy

00:49:01.840 he is

00:49:02.820 contributing

00:49:03.180 editor

00:49:03.700 of the

00:49:04.420 national

00:49:04.700 review

00:49:05.060 he also

00:49:05.700 was a

00:49:07.080 former

00:49:07.320 federal

00:49:07.740 prosecutor

00:49:08.460 in New

00:49:08.900 York

00:49:09.140 so

00:49:09.760 can you

00:49:10.420 compare

00:49:10.900 this

00:49:11.320 Andrew

00:49:11.780 to

00:49:12.320 anything

00:49:13.960 else

00:49:14.660 I mean

00:49:15.080 is

00:49:15.360 is

00:49:16.240 I mean

00:49:17.460 I find

00:49:18.120 this a

00:49:18.560 big deal

00:49:19.180 because

00:49:19.540 the

00:49:19.920 president

00:49:20.300 looked at

00:49:20.960 us

00:49:21.320 in the

00:49:22.200 face

00:49:22.500 and said

00:49:22.960 I know

00:49:23.480 nothing

00:49:23.860 about

00:49:24.260 it

00:49:24.500 I had

00:49:24.940 nothing

00:49:25.300 to do

00:49:25.660 with

00:49:25.800 it

00:49:25.960 and

00:49:26.560 it's

00:49:26.760 clear

00:49:27.080 that

00:49:27.480 well

00:49:29.180 you can't

00:49:29.680 say

00:49:29.820 he

00:49:30.040 did

00:49:30.220 I

00:49:30.380 think

00:49:30.560 he's

00:49:30.780 actually

00:49:31.160 admitted

00:49:31.600 that he

00:49:31.940 did

00:49:32.100 now

00:49:32.320 at

00:49:32.440 this

00:49:32.600 point

00:49:32.800 didn't

00:49:32.980 he

00:49:33.160 so

00:49:34.620 it's

00:49:35.000 clear

00:49:35.260 that

00:49:35.440 he

00:49:35.580 did

00:49:35.920 know

00:49:36.140 about

00:49:36.480 it

00:49:36.720 and

00:49:37.000 it

00:49:37.260 looks

00:49:37.660 like

00:49:37.820 there

00:49:37.920 was

00:49:38.040 some

00:49:38.280 level

00:49:38.620 to

00:49:38.840 make

00:49:39.080 it

00:49:39.320 go

00:49:39.860 away

00:49:40.280 and

00:49:40.560 kind

00:49:40.860 of

00:49:40.940 a

00:49:41.080 cover

00:49:41.300 up

00:49:41.540 can

00:49:42.780 you

00:49:42.920 compare

00:49:43.340 this

00:49:43.660 to

00:49:43.840 anything

00:49:44.220 how

00:49:44.560 big

00:49:44.840 of a

00:49:45.100 deal

00:49:45.360 is

00:49:45.760 this

00:49:46.180 if

00:49:46.860 you

00:49:47.000 take

00:49:47.380 politics

00:49:48.100 out

00:49:48.460 of

00:49:48.580 it

00:49:48.800 yeah

00:49:49.980 I

00:49:50.160 think

00:49:50.500 Glenn

00:49:51.000 it's

00:49:51.240 all

00:49:51.460 about

00:49:51.760 politics

00:49:52.220 actually

00:49:52.900 legally

00:49:53.500 I

00:49:54.440 must

00:49:54.680 tell

00:49:54.920 you

00:49:55.080 now

00:49:55.280 and

00:49:55.460 now

00:49:55.700 I

00:49:55.920 kind

00:49:56.460 of

00:49:56.560 feel

00:49:56.720 with

00:49:56.920 this

00:49:57.100 thing

00:49:57.340 like

00:49:57.640 I'm

00:49:59.400 the

00:49:59.660 I'm

00:50:00.600 the

00:50:00.740 weatherman

00:50:01.240 right

00:50:01.460 I'm

00:50:01.600 here

00:50:01.740 to

00:50:01.880 tell

00:50:02.060 you

00:50:02.340 it's

00:50:02.720 going

00:50:02.840 to

00:50:02.980 rain

00:50:03.260 don't

00:50:03.760 blame

00:50:03.980 me

00:50:04.160 for

00:50:04.280 the

00:50:04.400 rain

00:50:04.720 I

00:50:05.960 don't

00:50:06.220 think

00:50:06.460 this

00:50:07.780 is

00:50:07.980 a

00:50:08.240 good

00:50:09.220 case

00:50:09.680 legally

00:50:10.420 I

00:50:11.780 don't

00:50:12.700 think

00:50:12.960 that

00:50:13.160 this

00:50:13.380 is

00:50:13.640 an

00:50:14.060 in

00:50:14.340 kind

00:50:14.740 campaign

00:50:16.160 contribution

00:50:16.880 the

00:50:17.680 one

00:50:17.920 case

00:50:18.820 that

00:50:19.080 we

00:50:19.220 have

00:50:19.520 that's

00:50:19.820 close

00:50:20.080 to

00:50:20.260 it

00:50:20.420 is

00:50:20.660 the

00:50:21.760 case

00:50:22.040 which

00:50:22.940 had

00:50:23.120 a

00:50:23.280 very

00:50:23.680 ambiguous

00:50:24.420 result

00:50:25.520 I

00:50:25.740 mean

00:50:25.940 basically

00:50:26.500 it's

00:50:26.880 similar

00:50:27.200 facts

00:50:27.760 the

00:50:28.900 justice

00:50:29.200 department

00:50:29.660 charged

00:50:30.120 it as

00:50:30.420 felonies

00:50:31.100 the

00:50:31.780 court

00:50:32.060 let it

00:50:32.480 go

00:50:32.640 to

00:50:32.780 the

00:50:32.960 jury

00:50:33.260 when

00:50:33.560 a

00:50:33.700 court

00:50:33.860 lets

00:50:34.080 the

00:50:34.200 case

00:50:34.380 go

00:50:34.540 to

00:50:34.640 the

00:50:34.780 jury

00:50:35.040 that

00:50:35.280 means

00:50:35.540 the

00:50:35.740 court

00:50:35.900 has

00:50:36.100 found

00:50:36.380 that

00:50:36.540 a

00:50:36.680 rational

00:50:37.100 juror

00:50:37.640 could

00:50:37.980 convict

00:50:38.540 but

00:50:39.660 in

00:50:39.920 the

00:50:40.080 end

00:50:40.340 the

00:50:40.980 jury

00:50:41.340 acquitted

00:50:42.460 on

00:50:43.280 the

00:50:43.440 counts

00:50:43.680 that

00:50:43.840 were

00:50:43.980 decided

00:50:44.480 and

00:50:44.900 then

00:50:45.080 the

00:50:45.280 justice

00:50:45.520 department

00:50:46.000 thought

00:50:46.260 the

00:50:46.440 case

00:50:46.660 was

00:50:46.800 so

00:50:47.020 week

00:50:47.300 that

00:50:47.480 they

00:50:47.760 decided

00:50:49.020 not

00:50:49.300 to

00:50:49.500 retry

00:50:49.860 the

00:50:50.040 counts

00:50:50.280 that

00:50:50.460 the

00:50:50.600 jury

00:50:50.800 hung

00:50:51.100 on

00:50:51.340 so

00:50:52.100 we

00:50:52.240 have

00:50:52.340 a

00:50:52.420 very

00:50:52.660 ambiguous

00:50:53.120 situation

00:50:54.720 as far

00:50:56.140 as

00:50:56.440 you know

00:50:57.920 what the

00:50:58.280 law

00:50:58.560 is here

00:50:59.180 I

00:50:59.980 always

00:51:00.320 think

00:51:00.600 these

00:51:00.840 regulatory

00:51:01.360 things

00:51:02.040 they're

00:51:02.480 not

00:51:02.700 really

00:51:02.960 meant

00:51:03.260 for

00:51:03.400 the

00:51:03.540 criminal

00:51:03.800 law

00:51:04.160 that's

00:51:04.440 why

00:51:04.560 they're

00:51:04.820 usually

00:51:05.180 handled

00:51:05.760 as

00:51:06.600 administrative

00:51:07.120 fines

00:51:07.700 with the

00:51:08.160 Federal

00:51:09.340 Election

00:51:09.800 Commission

00:51:10.260 and

00:51:11.480 the

00:51:11.980 thing

00:51:12.240 I

00:51:12.500 don't

00:51:13.420 like

00:51:13.660 the

00:51:13.880 aspect

00:51:14.460 of

00:51:14.740 this

00:51:14.960 where

00:51:15.180 I

00:51:15.400 think

00:51:15.700 they

00:51:16.520 could

00:51:16.720 get

00:51:16.940 you

00:51:17.100 coming

00:51:17.440 or

00:51:17.640 going

00:51:17.980 so

00:51:18.960 what

00:51:19.440 I

00:51:19.580 mean

00:51:19.720 by

00:51:19.900 that

00:51:20.120 is

00:51:20.320 let's

00:51:20.840 say

00:51:21.140 Trump

00:51:22.020 agreed

00:51:22.400 with

00:51:22.660 them

00:51:22.940 and

00:51:23.840 that

00:51:24.020 these

00:51:24.260 were

00:51:24.440 campaign

00:51:25.140 expenditures

00:51:26.500 right

00:51:27.200 if

00:51:28.900 they're

00:51:29.080 campaign

00:51:29.460 expenditures

00:51:30.040 what if

00:51:30.580 he had

00:51:30.860 taken

00:51:31.160 campaign

00:51:31.820 funds

00:51:32.340 people

00:51:32.800 contribute

00:51:33.260 to his

00:51:33.680 campaign

00:51:34.200 and he

00:51:35.080 had

00:51:35.240 used

00:51:35.460 campaign

00:51:36.080 funds

00:51:36.780 to pay

00:51:37.900 hush

00:51:38.240 money

00:51:38.520 payments

00:51:39.500 I

00:51:40.440 think

00:51:40.740 the

00:51:40.940 same

00:51:41.160 people

00:51:41.540 who

00:51:41.740 are

00:51:42.060 screaming

00:51:43.100 felony

00:51:43.660 now

00:51:44.220 would be

00:51:45.140 saying

00:51:45.700 if

00:51:46.020 that

00:51:46.220 was

00:51:46.420 what

00:51:46.580 he

00:51:46.680 had

00:51:46.800 done

00:51:47.040 that

00:51:47.240 he

00:51:47.400 had

00:51:47.560 diverted

00:51:48.080 campaign

00:51:48.700 funds

00:51:49.060 for

00:51:49.260 his

00:51:49.440 personal

00:51:49.900 use

00:51:50.760 so

00:51:52.420 I

00:51:52.760 just

00:51:53.280 think

00:51:53.580 this

00:51:54.140 is

00:51:54.300 one

00:51:54.480 of

00:51:54.580 these

00:51:54.760 things

00:51:55.080 where

00:51:55.340 no

00:51:55.560 matter

00:51:55.780 what

00:51:56.100 he

00:51:56.280 did

00:51:56.720 they

00:51:57.880 were

00:51:58.020 going

00:51:58.240 to

00:51:58.440 say

00:51:58.620 that

00:51:58.780 it

00:51:58.860 was

00:51:59.020 a

00:51:59.240 violation

00:51:59.760 of

00:52:00.000 the

00:52:00.120 campaign

00:52:00.540 laws

00:52:00.840 one way

00:52:01.240 or

00:52:01.360 the

00:52:01.480 other

00:52:01.740 and

00:52:02.400 if

00:52:02.540 that's

00:52:02.860 the

00:52:03.000 situation

00:52:03.540 you're

00:52:03.880 in

00:52:04.100 that

00:52:04.780 to me

00:52:05.160 underscores

00:52:05.760 that

00:52:05.980 this

00:52:06.160 is

00:52:06.340 not

00:52:06.580 appropriate

00:52:07.200 for

00:52:07.520 the

00:52:07.660 criminal

00:52:07.940 law

00:52:08.220 we

00:52:08.380 want

00:52:08.580 our

00:52:08.740 criminal

00:52:09.120 statutes

00:52:09.720 to be

00:52:10.020 very

00:52:10.320 clear

00:52:10.800 so that

00:52:11.740 the

00:52:11.880 average

00:52:12.200 person

00:52:12.600 can

00:52:12.820 understand

00:52:13.240 what

00:52:13.440 the

00:52:13.580 law

00:52:13.860 is

00:52:14.120 I

00:52:14.260 mean

00:52:14.420 you

00:52:14.600 said

00:52:15.100 that

00:52:15.500 one

00:52:15.760 of

00:52:15.860 the

00:52:15.960 things

00:52:16.260 that

00:52:16.440 they

00:52:16.640 want

00:52:16.940 to

00:52:17.040 do

00:52:17.220 is

00:52:17.380 restore

00:52:17.840 public

00:52:18.280 trust

00:52:18.760 but

00:52:19.400 trust

00:52:20.180 is

00:52:20.380 getting

00:52:20.620 worse

00:52:21.060 worse

00:52:21.540 and worse

00:52:22.140 because

00:52:23.300 Rosie

00:52:24.320 O'Donnell

00:52:24.740 didn't

00:52:25.140 pay

00:52:25.360 a

00:52:25.520 price

00:52:25.820 for

00:52:26.080 doing

00:52:26.400 something

00:52:26.720 much

00:52:27.260 worse

00:52:27.720 than

00:52:28.140 Dinesh

00:52:28.560 D'Souza

00:52:28.940 did

00:52:29.280 Barack

00:52:30.040 Obama

00:52:30.500 had

00:52:30.960 two

00:52:31.340 million

00:52:31.800 dollars

00:52:32.180 in

00:52:32.440 campaign

00:52:32.900 finance

00:52:33.460 irregularities

00:52:35.020 which is

00:52:35.700 much

00:52:36.020 bigger

00:52:36.340 than

00:52:36.660 this

00:52:37.220 one

00:52:37.520 and

00:52:38.480 yet

00:52:38.760 they

00:52:39.020 just

00:52:39.280 told

00:52:39.780 him

00:52:39.980 to

00:52:40.120 pay

00:52:40.280 a

00:52:40.460 fine

00:52:40.780 so

00:52:41.480 it's

00:52:42.400 not

00:52:42.680 really

00:52:42.960 clearing

00:52:43.300 things

00:52:43.740 up

00:52:44.020 if

00:52:44.340 we

00:52:44.900 were

00:52:45.060 going

00:52:45.280 to

00:52:45.420 apply

00:52:45.720 the

00:52:45.920 law

00:52:46.120 equally

00:52:46.700 it

00:52:47.260 would

00:52:47.700 but I

00:52:48.520 don't

00:52:48.660 think

00:52:48.840 we

00:52:49.020 do

00:52:49.240 yeah

00:52:50.440 I

00:52:51.060 great

00:52:51.280 point

00:52:51.620 prosecutorial

00:52:53.240 discretion

00:52:53.740 is

00:52:54.000 something

00:52:54.320 that's

00:52:54.700 necessary

00:52:55.260 for the

00:52:55.700 system

00:52:56.120 to

00:52:56.980 function

00:52:57.400 you know

00:52:57.860 as an

00:52:58.480 overarching

00:52:59.000 matter

00:52:59.740 but I

00:53:00.740 think

00:53:00.960 if you

00:53:01.340 have

00:53:01.660 prosecutorial

00:53:03.400 discretion

00:53:03.980 that's

00:53:05.160 so elastic

00:53:05.900 that the

00:53:07.120 prosecutor

00:53:07.640 can arbitrarily

00:53:08.640 say

00:53:09.100 based on

00:53:10.300 politics

00:53:10.820 or whatever

00:53:11.300 else

00:53:11.740 that the

00:53:12.840 same

00:53:13.300 conduct

00:53:13.880 is handled

00:53:14.540 in one

00:53:15.000 case

00:53:15.360 as an

00:53:15.700 administrative

00:53:16.120 fine

00:53:16.860 and in

00:53:17.660 another

00:53:17.940 case

00:53:18.360 as a

00:53:18.660 felony

00:53:18.920 prosecution

00:53:19.520 I mean

00:53:19.780 what they

00:53:20.120 did with

00:53:20.500 Dinesh D'Souza

00:53:21.360 was a

00:53:22.400 disgrace

00:53:22.860 because that

00:53:24.320 was not

00:53:24.720 only a

00:53:25.140 trivial

00:53:25.500 violation

00:53:26.220 they actually

00:53:27.620 charged it

00:53:28.220 not as

00:53:28.620 one felony

00:53:29.340 but two

00:53:30.140 because they

00:53:31.480 tried to

00:53:31.940 lop on to

00:53:32.580 that case

00:53:33.140 a false

00:53:33.840 statements

00:53:34.300 case that

00:53:34.780 you can't

00:53:35.520 if you're

00:53:36.340 going to

00:53:36.540 commit the

00:53:36.980 campaign

00:53:37.360 finance

00:53:37.900 violation

00:53:38.440 that causes

00:53:40.020 the filing

00:53:40.980 to be

00:53:41.440 inaccurate

00:53:41.840 so you

00:53:42.280 have to

00:53:42.740 make a

00:53:43.060 false

00:53:43.300 statement

00:53:43.700 so they

00:53:44.500 turned

00:53:44.780 something

00:53:45.140 that Congress

00:53:45.740 made a

00:53:46.840 two-year

00:53:47.240 crime into

00:53:47.920 a seven-year

00:53:48.540 crime

00:53:48.940 Andrew

00:53:49.860 McCarthy

00:53:50.400 thank you

00:53:51.280 so much

00:53:51.760 contributing

00:53:52.340 editor

00:53:52.820 national

00:53:53.280 review

00:53:53.700 we'll

00:53:54.080 check in

00:53:54.480 again

00:53:54.780 as things

00:53:55.280 progress

00:53:55.780 this is

00:53:59.640 the best

00:54:00.560 of the

00:54:00.900 Glenn Beck

00:54:01.440 program

00:54:02.100 Jack Dorsey

00:54:03.580 the founder

00:54:04.340 of Twitter

00:54:04.920 he's got

00:54:06.440 very high

00:54:06.900 moral standards

00:54:07.700 for his

00:54:08.500 platform

00:54:08.960 and it's

00:54:09.900 totally a

00:54:10.360 free speech

00:54:10.860 platform

00:54:11.440 for most

00:54:12.180 people as

00:54:12.560 long as

00:54:12.840 you agree

00:54:13.120 with Jack

00:54:13.660 if you

00:54:14.360 don't agree

00:54:14.740 with Jack

00:54:15.140 well then

00:54:15.440 it's not

00:54:15.720 free speech

00:54:16.180 but you

00:54:16.460 don't really

00:54:16.800 deserve free

00:54:17.340 speech

00:54:17.580 because he's

00:54:18.440 better than

00:54:18.880 you are

00:54:19.320 so Jack

00:54:21.600 Dorsey has

00:54:22.360 decided to

00:54:23.040 take a

00:54:23.460 dream vacation

00:54:24.280 and just

00:54:25.560 get in touch

00:54:26.380 with his

00:54:26.780 inner self

00:54:27.380 and so he's

00:54:30.020 decided to go

00:54:30.480 to Burma

00:54:31.140 Burma

00:54:33.020 now Mr.

00:54:35.840 Dorsey knows

00:54:36.360 a ton about

00:54:37.100 virtue signaling

00:54:37.960 by banning

00:54:38.800 certain users

00:54:39.720 who don't

00:54:40.380 adhere to

00:54:41.020 his progressive

00:54:41.620 tenants but

00:54:42.300 when it comes

00:54:43.240 to real life

00:54:44.240 virtue

00:54:44.880 he may

00:54:47.060 be the

00:54:47.560 Beethoven

00:54:48.180 to tone

00:54:48.860 deafness

00:54:49.500 Dorsey

00:54:51.060 very proud

00:54:52.220 of his

00:54:52.580 recent 10

00:54:53.160 day meditation

00:54:54.640 vacation

00:54:55.380 and last

00:54:56.880 week he let

00:54:57.360 the world

00:54:57.780 know how

00:54:58.360 virtuous it

00:54:59.160 really was

00:54:59.780 he tweeted

00:55:00.240 that his

00:55:00.660 meditation was

00:55:01.420 all about

00:55:01.820 understanding

00:55:03.040 the inner

00:55:03.700 nature as

00:55:04.420 we as

00:55:05.500 as a way

00:55:06.100 to understand

00:55:07.100 everything

00:55:07.760 it's this

00:55:09.820 form of

00:55:10.460 meditation

00:55:11.260 that has

00:55:12.580 been

00:55:12.860 rediscovered

00:55:14.380 by the

00:55:15.080 Buddha

00:55:15.360 2,500

00:55:15.940 years ago

00:55:16.840 through

00:55:17.380 rigorous

00:55:18.160 scientific

00:55:19.720 self

00:55:20.260 experimentation

00:55:20.920 to answer

00:55:21.600 the question

00:55:22.100 how do I

00:55:23.080 stop

00:55:23.600 suffering

00:55:24.180 so you

00:55:25.960 go to

00:55:26.280 Burma

00:55:26.660 and you're

00:55:28.120 wondering how

00:55:28.740 to stop

00:55:29.220 suffering

00:55:29.700 well I mean

00:55:31.360 it sounds

00:55:31.680 really cool

00:55:32.240 except the

00:55:32.920 multi-billionaire

00:55:33.800 went on

00:55:34.780 that silent

00:55:35.420 meditation

00:55:36.260 vacation

00:55:38.360 to look

00:55:39.560 inside himself

00:55:40.700 to figure

00:55:41.100 out where

00:55:42.200 he could

00:55:42.600 stop the

00:55:43.260 suffering

00:55:43.640 and all

00:55:44.060 you had

00:55:44.260 to do

00:55:44.460 is open

00:55:44.760 your eyes

00:55:45.140 because you're

00:55:45.460 already there

00:55:46.020 the place

00:55:47.400 where you're

00:55:47.680 vacationing

00:55:48.340 you know

00:55:48.940 you tweet

00:55:49.480 all those

00:55:49.920 beautiful

00:55:50.660 precious

00:55:51.060 moments

00:55:51.660 in a

00:55:52.280 place

00:55:52.540 called

00:55:52.820 Burma

00:55:53.320 a recent

00:55:55.420 unprecedented

00:55:56.660 UN report

00:55:57.540 concludes

00:55:58.040 that Burma's

00:55:58.880 military regime

00:55:59.900 has pursued

00:56:00.800 a campaign

00:56:01.480 of genocide

00:56:02.780 against the

00:56:04.140 Muslim minority

00:56:05.300 for the past

00:56:06.080 year and a

00:56:06.700 half

00:56:07.100 the Muslim

00:56:08.280 or the regime

00:56:09.020 is accused

00:56:09.540 of mass

00:56:10.360 rape

00:56:10.880 and mass

00:56:11.960 murder

00:56:12.320 of over

00:56:12.800 720,000

00:56:14.600 people

00:56:15.120 Jack

00:56:15.740 oh yes

00:56:17.680 but I'm

00:56:18.040 I'm getting

00:56:18.880 in touch

00:56:19.660 with my

00:56:19.960 inner self

00:56:20.540 because

00:56:20.760 all of the

00:56:22.280 screams

00:56:22.640 they're all

00:56:23.040 in the

00:56:23.300 jungles

00:56:23.700 and so

00:56:23.980 I can't

00:56:24.300 really hear

00:56:24.820 them from

00:56:25.240 my hotel

00:56:25.860 room

00:56:26.200 these people

00:56:27.860 have fled

00:56:28.340 their homeland

00:56:28.940 for Bangladesh

00:56:29.840 creating the

00:56:30.980 largest refugee

00:56:31.840 camp in the

00:56:32.760 world

00:56:33.340 but hey

00:56:35.140 the food

00:56:35.580 in Burma

00:56:36.040 I mean

00:56:36.600 you know

00:56:37.200 it's great

00:56:37.620 according to

00:56:38.300 Dorsey

00:56:38.900 he's tweeting

00:56:39.320 pictures of

00:56:39.880 his food

00:56:40.340 and he

00:56:41.220 also mentioned

00:56:41.680 the swell

00:56:42.000 time he had

00:56:42.580 listening to

00:56:43.080 the music

00:56:43.540 of Kendrick

00:56:44.360 Lamar

00:56:44.840 you know

00:56:46.260 once the

00:56:46.780 silent part

00:56:47.440 of his

00:56:47.740 retreat was

00:56:48.400 over

00:56:48.660 he tweeted

00:56:49.180 Myanmar is

00:56:50.640 absolutely a

00:56:51.520 beautiful country

00:56:52.300 the people

00:56:52.940 are full of

00:56:53.640 joy and the

00:56:54.400 food is

00:56:54.860 amazing

00:56:55.740 yeah

00:56:56.460 so is the

00:56:57.180 genocide

00:56:57.500 they're pretty

00:56:57.880 good at that

00:56:58.280 too

00:56:58.660 some of the

00:56:59.620 people are

00:57:00.000 full of joy

00:57:00.440 some of the

00:57:00.820 other people

00:57:01.200 are full of

00:57:01.640 bullets

00:57:02.080 it's hard

00:57:03.200 to understand

00:57:03.920 why a

00:57:04.440 seemingly

00:57:04.800 intelligent

00:57:05.620 billionaire

00:57:06.220 CEO would

00:57:07.340 choose to

00:57:07.740 vacation in

00:57:08.540 an oppressive

00:57:09.140 regime like

00:57:10.000 Burma

00:57:10.680 but then again

00:57:11.960 I mean it's

00:57:13.320 kind of what he

00:57:13.780 does to people

00:57:14.440 too

00:57:14.740 doesn't he

00:57:15.100 chase people

00:57:15.640 out of the

00:57:16.020 square

00:57:16.280 doesn't he

00:57:17.680 just try to

00:57:18.440 silence his

00:57:19.380 foes

00:57:20.000 you know

00:57:20.660 Jack maybe

00:57:21.220 you feel

00:57:21.720 right at home

00:57:22.520 in Burma

00:57:23.300 so you have

00:57:26.900 the Google

00:57:27.880 CEO testifying

00:57:29.640 before the

00:57:30.180 House Judiciary

00:57:30.860 Committee

00:57:31.200 and they

00:57:32.060 said well

00:57:32.600 you know

00:57:33.160 you know

00:57:35.080 we don't

00:57:35.540 have a

00:57:36.040 political

00:57:36.500 agenda

00:57:37.100 you don't

00:57:38.300 have a

00:57:38.540 political

00:57:38.880 agenda

00:57:39.320 really

00:57:39.820 did you

00:57:41.060 watch your

00:57:41.920 meeting the

00:57:42.820 day after

00:57:43.540 the election

00:57:44.280 when you all

00:57:45.160 got together

00:57:45.660 and said

00:57:46.420 you know

00:57:47.160 hey we

00:57:47.820 think the

00:57:48.180 world's going

00:57:48.680 in a different

00:57:49.160 direction but

00:57:49.820 there's more

00:57:50.280 we can do

00:57:50.920 what are you

00:57:51.240 talking about

00:57:52.060 in some ways

00:57:53.440 I almost feel

00:57:53.980 like they

00:57:54.220 actually believe

00:57:54.860 it and that

00:57:55.520 it's not a

00:57:56.180 political agenda

00:57:56.880 it's just

00:57:57.460 right and

00:57:58.100 wrong

00:57:58.460 yeah it's a

00:57:59.120 religion

00:57:59.480 right it's

00:58:00.140 like you know

00:58:00.480 it's global

00:58:00.860 warming

00:58:01.200 it's a good

00:58:01.340 example of

00:58:01.820 this right

00:58:02.140 like it's

00:58:02.600 it's not a

00:58:03.440 political agenda

00:58:04.060 to say that

00:58:04.560 we need to

00:58:04.840 spend 500

00:58:05.640 trillion dollars

00:58:06.500 to stop

00:58:06.880 global warming

00:58:07.340 it's just we

00:58:07.840 have to or

00:58:08.300 we're all

00:58:08.440 gonna die

00:58:08.820 well you know

00:58:09.780 what you're

00:58:10.100 not seeing

00:58:10.720 there is there

00:58:11.420 is a political

00:58:12.120 agenda that

00:58:13.040 you're not

00:58:13.500 no it's science

00:58:14.600 and we're

00:58:14.940 right well

00:58:15.520 yeah but you

00:58:16.160 what you're

00:58:16.660 saying your

00:58:17.020 solution is

00:58:18.160 there's a lot

00:58:19.220 of debate on

00:58:19.680 that but they

00:58:20.360 don't see it

00:58:20.780 that way it's

00:58:21.340 the same thing

00:58:21.720 with like when

00:58:22.680 they're talking

00:58:22.960 about de-platforming

00:58:23.780 people right

00:58:24.340 they're taking

00:58:24.820 well you said

00:58:25.900 something that

00:58:26.620 was bad about

00:58:27.360 Sharia law

00:58:28.060 or you said

00:58:29.120 something that

00:58:29.580 was bad about

00:58:30.640 uh transgenderism

00:58:32.360 well they don't

00:58:33.360 see politics in

00:58:34.040 that because it's

00:58:34.720 so obvious what's

00:58:35.640 right and what's

00:58:36.140 wrong to them

00:58:37.300 they're in a

00:58:38.380 bubble where a

00:58:38.940 hundred percent of

00:58:39.580 the people around

00:58:40.100 them agree so

00:58:41.420 this is not a

00:58:42.160 political it's why

00:58:42.820 jack can go to

00:58:43.920 uh to burma

00:58:45.560 they're killing

00:58:46.680 muslims they're

00:58:47.960 killing christians

00:58:48.920 they're just they're

00:58:50.480 erasing the whole

00:58:51.620 populations and

00:58:52.900 he's fine he's

00:58:54.040 fine no it's

00:58:54.460 beautiful and i'm

00:58:55.260 here for meditation

00:58:56.540 because it's a

00:58:57.380 perfect place to

00:58:58.060 meditate and and

00:58:59.120 figure out what

00:58:59.860 the next good

00:59:00.560 thing is we can

00:59:01.400 do well here's

00:59:02.640 an idea don't

00:59:03.540 don't uh don't

00:59:04.440 don't go to

00:59:04.860 burma um go to

00:59:06.840 burma and speak

00:59:07.640 out about the

00:59:08.200 atrocities that are

00:59:09.000 happening how's

00:59:09.920 that one jack i

00:59:11.360 mean i don't need

00:59:11.860 even to meditate on

00:59:12.820 those ones i got

00:59:13.580 them pretty quickly

00:59:14.440 oh that one just

00:59:15.680 came to me wow and

00:59:16.840 i'm still not

00:59:17.480 meditating um we

00:59:19.840 have google testifying

00:59:21.960 in front of the

00:59:22.800 house judiciary

00:59:23.520 committee uh about

00:59:25.340 what do they do

00:59:26.760 what is it they

00:59:27.940 do what are you

00:59:29.620 tracking people are

00:59:30.840 you banning people

00:59:31.700 you blocking people

00:59:32.860 google employees

00:59:35.340 sought to block

00:59:36.080 breitbart from

00:59:38.020 google adsense

00:59:39.280 less than a month

00:59:40.900 after president

00:59:41.860 uh donald trump

00:59:42.740 took office now

00:59:44.520 this is this

00:59:45.200 according to leaked

00:59:45.980 emails uh

00:59:47.660 internal emails

00:59:48.660 where they were

00:59:49.120 just saying we

00:59:49.860 gotta stop

00:59:50.340 breitbart and

00:59:50.980 that is that's

00:59:53.060 goes right in line

00:59:54.180 with what you

00:59:55.800 know they were

00:59:56.120 talking about in

00:59:58.040 that google meeting

00:59:58.940 you know that big

01:00:00.720 corporate meeting they

01:00:01.420 were very open about

01:00:02.440 it and it doesn't

01:00:03.960 have to come from

01:00:04.680 the top it can come

01:00:05.540 from just a group of

01:00:06.900 people and you know

01:00:07.860 in in a room that

01:00:08.780 just says hey turn

01:00:09.420 this down turn that

01:00:10.240 down change the

01:00:11.360 algorithm a little bit

01:00:12.320 nobody up in the

01:00:12.920 upper end even needs

01:00:13.740 to know

01:00:14.200 not right even if it's

01:00:15.240 only one person right

01:00:16.700 i mean you know we

01:00:17.620 saw that with what was

01:00:18.500 it it was on twitter

01:00:19.320 didn't they ban

01:00:20.600 donald trump one

01:00:21.500 person on their

01:00:22.180 way out yes

01:00:22.800 building because

01:00:23.320 they were leaving

01:00:23.820 yes that's a minor

01:00:24.860 example they were

01:00:25.480 able to turn it

01:00:25.980 around pretty quickly

01:00:26.700 but of course those

01:00:27.820 people exist they

01:00:28.480 exist in every

01:00:28.940 organization both

01:00:30.080 sides yeah especially

01:00:31.060 when you're told all

01:00:31.980 the time that here's

01:00:32.800 a guy who wants to

01:00:33.720 kill all immigrants

01:00:34.880 and gay people and

01:00:35.800 all the horrible

01:00:36.480 things you know that

01:00:37.460 trump and every

01:00:38.240 republican is accused

01:00:39.380 of of course you

01:00:40.160 have to stop them it's

01:00:40.880 the only right thing

01:00:41.440 to do right and it's

01:00:43.020 and it would happen

01:00:43.880 on both sides if we

01:00:45.160 had a side i mean if

01:00:47.140 we had if we had a

01:00:48.460 google or twitter or

01:00:50.140 facebook i imagine

01:00:51.800 that there would be

01:00:52.340 people that would

01:00:53.240 want to do that as

01:00:54.380 well to the other

01:00:55.840 side we got to stop

01:00:56.660 got to stop and shut

01:00:57.880 down the antifa voices

01:00:59.200 because it's just the

01:01:00.840 right thing to do

01:01:01.560 right so it's human

01:01:03.960 nature and they just

01:01:06.460 like all progressives

01:01:07.840 they just deny human

01:01:09.980 nature it's a pretty

01:01:11.040 critical places now

01:01:13.460 facebook has just

01:01:15.000 filed for a patent to

01:01:17.200 calculate your future

01:01:18.860 location they have

01:01:21.380 several patent

01:01:22.120 applications for

01:01:23.640 technology that uses

01:01:25.720 your current location

01:01:27.380 data to predict where

01:01:29.420 you're going and when

01:01:31.240 you're going to be

01:01:31.960 offline the facebook's

01:01:34.360 spokesperson says that

01:01:35.200 doesn't just because we

01:01:36.260 filed a patent doesn't

01:01:37.340 mean that we have an

01:01:38.460 you know an intent or

01:01:40.440 is any indication that

01:01:41.680 we want to follow you

01:01:43.060 while you're not

01:01:44.400 offline or predict where

01:01:45.540 you're going might be a

01:01:46.500 problem with our patent

01:01:47.220 system by the way if

01:01:48.460 that is a legitimate

01:01:49.340 excuse we all know

01:01:50.700 that they do have some

01:01:51.380 use for it but like you

01:01:52.260 shouldn't be filing

01:01:53.020 patents if you have no

01:01:54.360 intention on ever using

01:01:55.760 them it's like oh well

01:01:57.100 I came up with an idea

01:01:58.000 that theoretically could

01:01:58.980 be possible let me

01:01:59.900 patent it so that

01:02:00.720 someone when they

01:02:01.340 actually come up with

01:02:01.980 the idea in 20 years

01:02:02.860 has to pay me a bunch

01:02:03.760 of money or can't use

01:02:04.740 it at all right that's

01:02:06.220 what so many I mean

01:02:06.900 this is that's just a

01:02:08.060 separate issue but it

01:02:09.160 is it is a it's a bad

01:02:11.400 one in the United

01:02:11.920 States right now the

01:02:12.880 the application is called

01:02:14.240 offline trajectories and

01:02:16.500 it's a method to predict

01:02:17.600 where you're going to go

01:02:18.900 next based on your

01:02:20.340 location data the

01:02:22.440 technology described in

01:02:23.640 the patent would

01:02:24.440 calculate the transition

01:02:25.720 probability based at least

01:02:28.260 in part on your

01:02:29.820 previously logged location

01:02:31.440 data associated with a

01:02:33.640 plurality plurality plurality

01:02:38.360 of users who were at the

01:02:40.540 current location it will

01:02:42.260 also use the data of

01:02:44.400 other people you know as

01:02:46.340 well as that of strangers

01:02:47.580 to make predictions so

01:02:49.660 it's going to be able to

01:02:51.620 predict you based on what

01:02:53.040 you've done before it will

01:02:55.020 also predict you because it

01:02:57.100 will go out and look at

01:02:58.040 your friends and what

01:03:00.180 they've done but also if I'm

01:03:03.060 reading this right it will

01:03:04.240 look at your friends and

01:03:06.000 where they are so if your

01:03:08.120 friends are gathering at

01:03:09.520 some place and you're

01:03:10.620 driving in the general area

01:03:11.980 likely you're going there

01:03:14.240 okay you're still not

01:03:16.140 convincing me this is a

01:03:17.180 good use of of technology

01:03:19.420 what do you mean it's just

01:03:20.540 going to make it easier

01:03:21.260 it's going to make our

01:03:22.400 lives easier so you get

01:03:23.100 ads in places where you

01:03:24.060 don't even have the

01:03:24.480 internet that sounds

01:03:25.320 horrible I don't like when

01:03:27.000 I get them when I do have

01:03:27.800 the internet no they just

01:03:28.780 need to know where you are

01:03:29.840 at all times oh that's it

01:03:31.600 that's it they just is it

01:03:33.580 do you I mean because a lot

01:03:34.740 of this stuff is I've

01:03:36.560 noticed this with like you

01:03:37.260 know like Uber and Lyft type

01:03:38.700 of apps and where they

01:03:40.540 will you know you go a

01:03:41.860 certain way a certain

01:03:42.780 amount of times they say

01:03:43.660 oh this must be your

01:03:44.320 house this must be your

01:03:45.100 work the one that's really

01:03:46.520 funny is the we have the

01:03:47.900 GPS in my wife's car and

01:03:50.720 it now draws new roads on

01:03:53.280 the map because if we go to

01:03:55.320 a place where they don't

01:03:56.200 have a road map a certain

01:03:57.360 amount of times it

01:03:58.560 realizes oh there must be a

01:04:00.040 road there and then draws

01:04:01.860 the road on the map it's

01:04:03.080 actually remapping kind of

01:04:04.260 in real time which was very

01:04:05.740 funny because one time I

01:04:06.720 was driving down the

01:04:07.480 street and I looked over

01:04:08.440 and I saw this circle on

01:04:09.880 the side of the road and

01:04:11.200 it kind of looks like almost

01:04:11.840 like a dirt road when they

01:04:12.780 draw a new road on there

01:04:13.900 there's a circle it was

01:04:15.160 like a well-defined circle

01:04:16.100 and there's lines all

01:04:16.920 around and I'm like what

01:04:17.740 the heck is that and I

01:04:18.960 pull up and I realized it

01:04:20.220 was Krispy Kreme it was

01:04:21.580 where my my wife had gone

01:04:22.800 to Krispy Kreme with the

01:04:23.620 kids so many times it

01:04:24.720 thought it was a road

01:04:25.520 oh my gosh it really

01:04:27.460 really happened which is

01:04:28.640 I don't think oh my gosh

01:04:29.380 probably not good for the

01:04:30.280 diabetes future of my

01:04:32.240 children no but you know

01:04:33.100 what seriously if that

01:04:34.960 happened think of the

01:04:36.220 think of the implications

01:04:37.120 if that happened and you

01:04:39.980 did have a problem with

01:04:41.320 weight or something else

01:04:42.400 and your health insurance

01:04:44.440 would be alerted that you

01:04:46.940 are going to Krispy Kreme a

01:04:48.780 lot times yeah that's a

01:04:50.340 great point that data is so

01:04:52.320 valuable to them that they

01:04:54.220 will do everything they can

01:04:55.500 to give you things so that

01:04:57.400 you will give that data to

01:04:58.920 them right like you know

01:05:00.160 there's a new Google phone

01:05:02.020 service out and I you know

01:05:03.580 this struck me as

01:05:04.720 interesting as you've been

01:05:05.700 so don't do it don't do

01:05:07.760 anything Google don't have

01:05:09.400 an Android don't use

01:05:11.000 Google Chrome I gotta put

01:05:12.120 you I keep saying this I

01:05:12.960 gotta put it in my Google

01:05:13.700 calendar remind myself to

01:05:14.820 get myself off of Google

01:05:15.780 I know but it's true like

01:05:17.620 they have the phone service

01:05:18.960 and it had like a cool

01:05:20.520 feature to it I think it

01:05:21.220 was like there's like

01:05:22.400 thousands of like Wi-Fi

01:05:23.660 hotspots that you

01:05:24.560 automatically get access to

01:05:25.700 if you sign up to their

01:05:26.260 plan and I was thinking

01:05:26.900 to myself well you know I

01:05:28.260 use so much freaking data it

01:05:29.580 would be great to have just

01:05:30.840 be able to hop on Wi-Fi

01:05:32.080 when you're at some you

01:05:32.920 know wherever these things

01:05:33.980 are it's kind of a cool

01:05:35.360 it's kind of a cool thing

01:05:36.760 and you don't have to learn

01:05:37.400 all the passwords it just

01:05:38.280 automatically does it and

01:05:39.360 you know what's great about

01:05:40.420 that is Google pays for all

01:05:42.700 of those access for your

01:05:44.220 data so they're just paying

01:05:46.280 it out of the goodness of

01:05:47.220 their heart right just want

01:05:48.520 your life to be easier and

01:05:50.420 so this giant corporation is

01:05:52.340 just paying those billions

01:05:53.740 of dollars to give you all

01:05:55.220 of those free Wi-Fi

01:05:57.060 hotspots all over the world

01:05:58.480 for everybody because they're

01:06:00.260 just those they're good

01:06:01.440 they're good people or they

01:06:04.680 found a way to make more

01:06:06.580 money off of you because

01:06:08.720 they'll have greater access to

01:06:10.920 your information when you

01:06:13.760 think it's the second one

01:06:14.880 Stu hmm you're just negative

01:06:18.280 I just being I know I know and

01:06:20.460 it's true I mean like I think

01:06:21.760 these things a lot of times do

01:06:23.900 actually make your life better and

01:06:26.620 because of that we are losing

01:06:29.400 brave new world yeah you said

01:06:31.700 this before you said this when

01:06:32.400 we were on we were doing our

01:06:33.240 stage tour you know China is

01:06:35.240 doing 1984 and we're doing

01:06:36.580 brave new world and it's true

01:06:38.940 we're doing this completely

01:06:40.300 willingly we're giving them all

01:06:41.360 the technology we're giving I

01:06:42.520 we're giving them all the

01:06:43.240 information so they can use

01:06:44.240 with their technology and you

01:06:46.760 know it improves your life by

01:06:47.840 like one eighty seventh of a

01:06:49.320 percent and we're like all

01:06:50.540 right so they know where I am

01:06:52.000 all the time right and now

01:06:53.460 predictive technology remember I

01:06:55.280 told you was yesterday there

01:06:56.760 was a new thing out now that

01:06:58.200 shows that they can predict

01:07:00.300 there's this new scan that can

01:07:02.340 predict they've only tried it

01:07:03.560 on animals where an animal is

01:07:05.120 going to move next and they it's

01:07:07.220 a it's an incredible thing just

01:07:08.540 just look it up through brain

01:07:10.080 waves right brain waves and so

01:07:11.720 they're shooting this thing at an

01:07:13.300 animal and it can see their brain

01:07:15.400 and the way it sees it it

01:07:18.240 distorts the animal it actually

01:07:20.780 like sees the movement of the

01:07:23.140 animal before the animal moves and

01:07:25.080 they can predict all kinds of

01:07:26.180 behavior on this well this is here

01:07:30.080 there here's Google saying hey

01:07:31.440 we're gonna have predictive

01:07:32.320 technology to just based on what

01:07:35.180 we know about you and your

01:07:36.400 friends etc etc on where you're

01:07:38.320 going this look at France what's

01:07:40.840 happening in France this is the

01:07:42.140 closest to a revolution that

01:07:43.900 France has had for a long long

01:07:46.400 long time this could end in actual

01:07:49.640 revolution in France you think with

01:07:52.820 all this technology that the

01:07:54.920 governments are not going to say hey

01:07:56.680 we need to know where these people

01:07:57.820 are of course they will of course

01:08:00.820 they mean China's already way down

01:08:02.560 that road if you tried to have a

01:08:03.900 revolution in China right now

01:08:05.100 especially in a major city you'd have

01:08:06.500 no chance of being able to pull it

01:08:07.620 off now again like revolutions are a

01:08:10.820 lot of times not so positive but

01:08:13.180 most times most times there's one

01:08:15.440 just one example I can think of

01:08:16.680 that was pretty good yes here in

01:08:19.240 America yeah American Revolution I

01:08:20.940 think it's the only one that that

01:08:22.480 ended this way well ends with the

01:08:24.120 people who started right I mean it's

01:08:25.480 one thing to end with the original

01:08:26.780 goal yeah and the original people

01:08:28.360 and why a lot of times we saw this in

01:08:29.640 with the in Egypt and throughout the

01:08:32.380 the Arab awakening where it was it

01:08:36.540 winds up being some other powerful

01:08:38.060 group that's not the first powerful

01:08:39.400 sure but not the kids the teenagers

01:08:41.100 don't wind up taking over and they're

01:08:42.380 like oh we're really passionate about

01:08:43.660 this this week and then now we're

01:08:45.100 being crushed by the new government

01:08:46.280 next week we talked about this

01:08:47.600 yesterday on the news and why it

01:08:49.200 matters that this is what's

01:08:51.220 happening in France could very well be

01:08:53.380 what happened in Hungary you know it

01:08:56.940 was top-down bottom-up inside out and

01:09:00.320 you want that you want that that that

01:09:03.000 core of protesters to rise cause chaos

01:09:05.820 in the streets to make everybody say to

01:09:08.120 the government you got to stop this and

01:09:10.680 so the government does little do they

01:09:13.020 know the government is not

01:09:14.500 necessarily on their side and it comes

01:09:17.180 down clamps down and you have

01:09:19.420 communist Hungary so that's exactly how

01:09:22.120 it happened in the 1950s they did not

01:09:24.340 want to be a Soviet satellite but there

01:09:27.360 were riots in the streets and enough

01:09:29.340 people in high places that said you know

01:09:32.140 we've got to do this we have to do that

01:09:34.040 and next thing you know the Soviet

01:09:35.580 tanks are rolling in and they're a

01:09:37.560 communist Soviet satellite we could see

01:09:41.160 this except this time they have the

01:09:44.080 technology to stop anybody who is even

01:09:48.380 literally even thinking that that's a

01:09:52.980 good idea the best of the Glenn Beck

01:09:57.520 program

01:09:58.240 the fusion of entertainment and

01:10:03.300 enlightenment this is the Glenn Beck

01:10:05.720 program Mackenzie Adams she was nine years

01:10:11.200 old she wanted to be a scientist when

01:10:13.560 she grew up she excelled in math she was

01:10:17.720 always bringing home hundreds in her

01:10:19.720 homework she also liked to ride her bike

01:10:22.260 playing with dolls PlayStation 4 she

01:10:24.600 would record goofy videos with her

01:10:26.940 cousins

01:10:27.340 but she just killed herself the family is

01:10:34.380 now having to bury Mackenzie on Saturday

01:10:37.320 her body was discovered at their home in

01:10:43.320 Alabama by her grandmother what killed

01:10:48.600 Mackenzie Adams it's not a new story it's

01:10:55.520 not a new story we'll talk to Mackenzie's

01:11:01.260 family and see how they're turning a

01:11:05.560 tragedy into possibly some sort of a

01:11:11.440 blessing for others we do that in 60

01:11:15.340 seconds

01:11:15.980 Mackenzie Adams a little girl who she was

01:11:26.160 nine and committed suicide I don't even

01:11:29.880 know how that happens to a nine-year-old

01:11:31.880 this story is so tragic on many levels

01:11:36.840 Edwina Harris the the aunt of Mackenzie

01:11:41.100 Adams is with us now first of all Edwina

01:11:44.360 our deepest deepest sympathies go out to

01:11:48.560 you and the family I cannot imagine what

01:11:50.480 you guys are going through now thank

01:11:52.360 you it's been really hard so first of all

01:11:57.620 tell me a little bit about Mackenzie tell

01:12:01.160 me who she was

01:12:02.100 Mackenzie was a very bubbly little girl

01:12:06.160 very smart very funny she liked to tell

01:12:09.360 jokes like a granddad love family love to

01:12:13.220 travel zoo go out to eat the beach you

01:12:16.720 know just a really sweet fun and energetic

01:12:20.960 kid so she was being bullied in in school

01:12:27.760 and and she was being bullied if I'm not

01:12:32.200 mistaken because she was friends with a

01:12:34.820 white kid is that true that is true it's

01:12:38.600 more to it of course um because you know of

01:12:41.500 course she was cute little girl you know

01:12:44.660 had a lot of love you know every jealousy is

01:12:48.140 is not just what you have but it's who you

01:12:51.240 have around you as well so that was some of

01:12:54.160 it and and the family that she wrote with

01:12:55.800 loved her unconditionally as if she was

01:12:57.840 theirs because they only have one child as

01:13:00.260 well so she was like his sister they were

01:13:02.360 really really close and they would they

01:13:04.320 they would pick her up for school sometimes

01:13:06.580 and she would go in and and was it white

01:13:10.820 kids or black kids that were or both that

01:13:14.020 were it was both there was bullying her it was

01:13:15.900 both oh gosh man does it ever does it ever

01:13:21.740 get better um in Alabama um so uh so what was

01:13:28.700 happening with the bullying that you can talk

01:13:31.700 about like what was being said um basically

01:13:35.720 what you guys have read uh the you know

01:13:38.100 name card of the bee and black there and

01:13:41.860 on papers it was that kill yourself kill

01:13:44.520 yourself things like that yeah and of course

01:13:47.020 Mackenzie you know we come uh our home we

01:13:51.280 we're Baptist so she comes from a faith-based

01:13:53.620 home we uh you know we go to church we

01:13:56.040 believe in God and faith and all those

01:13:58.480 things so what she did is not something

01:14:00.460 that's taught you know that's not even

01:14:02.540 something that's even brought up you know

01:14:05.160 as far as suicide and killing yourself and

01:14:08.280 death and things of that nature um so she's

01:14:11.300 taught to love everybody and but the

01:14:13.620 bullying you know of course my mom is a

01:14:15.500 respected individual in this community

01:14:17.240 which is something that has been lacking to

01:14:19.200 be said because my mom has master's degrees

01:14:21.560 she works for dhr and the mental health

01:14:24.540 center as well so the people that's in the

01:14:27.660 school system has worked with my mom in one

01:14:29.620 form or fashion or another because my mom

01:14:32.420 dealt in children's services so the talks of

01:14:36.080 bullying my mom addressed because she knew

01:14:38.220 about it um the talks of how to deal with it my

01:14:42.140 mom was these are the things that she's in

01:14:44.580 her profession has always helped other people

01:14:47.660 get through so so so it was a breaking point on

01:14:50.960 that Monday that happened at school that had to

01:14:54.160 have pushed her there because she had a loving

01:14:56.080 environment that wouldn't have we here

01:15:00.200 right we that all she had to do was do you

01:15:02.620 know do you know what happened on Monday that

01:15:05.920 pushed it over the edge that is something we are

01:15:09.640 still working on i'm working diligently with chief

01:15:12.640 austin to find that information out um because you

01:15:16.580 know kids have their cell phones and it's a lot of

01:15:18.740 things that he's we're finding that we're still

01:15:23.000 searching and trying to get final answers about so

01:15:26.100 now i read that um she was a great student

01:15:30.140 hundreds on all of her tests but then recently that

01:15:34.780 started to fall apart so that was a a warning sign

01:15:37.900 that was something was going on and she did talk to

01:15:41.180 your mother and the mother did talk to the the teachers

01:15:44.780 right absolutely my mom went to the school my sister

01:15:48.560 call the school um my mom went up there a couple of

01:15:51.660 times um and as i said my mom worked with these um with

01:15:55.660 the schools in both cities because of her profession and

01:16:00.200 they were more so colleagues and so um she talked to them and

01:16:05.020 they assured her that they will make sure that she'll be

01:16:07.240 fine she can come talk to them anytime she wanted if

01:16:10.300 anything was happening she just mackenzie just should let

01:16:12.660 them know and that was to the assistant principal to the counselor

01:16:16.240 and my mom was not able to speak with one of the teachers but she was able to

01:16:20.260 speak to another one um so yeah they assured my mom and my

01:16:24.660 mom wouldn't keep sending my niece back if she didn't get that

01:16:28.500 assurance from people that she's worked with before

01:16:31.160 and the the main bullying kid uh he was suspended for bullying earlier was he not

01:16:39.160 now i don't know about suspension but i do know he was put in in school

01:16:43.280 suspension well you know in school the iss is not

01:16:45.980 completely suspended from which is what he needed to be expelled

01:16:49.520 from school but he was put in in school suspension yes

01:16:53.560 and with that came documenting documentation which my mother does

01:17:00.040 possess a carbon copy of that information where that incident took place

01:17:05.600 when he was put in in school suspension and my niece was rode up for standing

01:17:09.720 up for herself

01:17:10.620 so um i can't i just i i you know i have kids and uh at nine years

01:17:21.180 old i mean i'm worried about my you know my my 14 year old son and my 12 year

01:17:26.520 old girl uh and i see the rate of suicide going

01:17:30.980 through the roof and something is happening with our kids but at nine it's it's

01:17:36.540 this is just it's stunning um and i've i've been thinking about you guys and

01:17:42.120 praying about you and your family but i also feel

01:17:46.720 so uh i'm so worried about her friend who

01:17:54.440 i mean how is it do you have any idea how the family is dealing with this so he

01:18:01.500 doesn't feel like my friend just because i was white or

01:18:05.040 just because we were friends or whatever the reason

01:18:07.380 that she's dead now i i just this this is such a tragedy

01:18:12.700 he's actually at the beach right now they uh i don't

01:18:16.520 i'm not sure if they're going to return him um which i highly recommend and that's

01:18:21.600 my recommendation for any parent that really feels in their heart that my mother

01:18:27.620 did what she said which was went to the school and reported it

01:18:30.780 that if you feel in your heart that my mother did what she said because you know

01:18:35.220 my mom everybody in this area knows my mom and my dad

01:18:37.840 their respective individuals in this county um to move your kids because if this

01:18:44.100 is what they want to say what more will they do if it was your child if your kids

01:18:50.340 are feeling threatened at school please move them please move them

01:18:54.900 because sending your kids out of your home from your protection to give them to

01:19:00.600 someone that it will fail to protect them

01:19:03.020 that is not a good feeling i am a mother i am also in the school systems in

01:19:08.240 atlanta as well and i take what i do very seriously when

01:19:13.000 you have allowed your kids leave your home and come into

01:19:16.220 my possession they are now my children and i'm going to protect them in every

01:19:20.440 fiber of my being i am not a punk educator i am not scared of these kids

01:19:25.880 that think that bullying is okay i stand up to these kids just as i did in

01:19:29.660 high school when this happened an outpour of people that i have protected

01:19:33.580 some i honestly have forgot because it was my heart to do that

01:19:36.640 if i saw somebody being mistreated i would step up for them

01:19:40.580 but i was also one of the popular kids so i was in band and cheerleading and

01:19:44.480 different things like that but that was my duty in my position just as i have

01:19:48.240 one now in media in atlanta to stand up and be

01:19:51.720 this voice for those people that seem that can't do that and those

01:19:56.260 individuals like you're doing i don't know how this happened to your niece

01:19:58.980 when all you did was took care of me all through high school all through middle

01:20:02.220 school or whatever the time frame it was

01:20:04.120 that i protected those individuals and it wasn't just one or two it was you know

01:20:07.780 40 50 different people that and i was like oh my god girl where are you you

01:20:12.060 know i forgot because that's just who i am that's just what my family who my

01:20:16.580 family is and for it to happen to my niece

01:20:18.880 it was heartbreaking because nobody stood up for my niece

01:20:22.760 nobody the karma that we've done for people the good

01:20:26.900 my niece had to suffer with this no teacher

01:20:30.560 stood up like my mom and my dad and myself have stood up in the education

01:20:35.880 system my aunts that are teachers and professors and

01:20:38.520 you know doctors and education nobody stood up for my niece nobody stood up

01:20:44.140 for my baby nobody really you have uh you have started a uh

01:20:50.280 a gofundme page called the mckenzie foundation you can find it just by

01:20:54.520 searching for mckenzie foundation um and uh you have a goal of ten thousand

01:20:59.600 dollars uh you've already gotten three thousand dollars

01:21:02.260 and um you want to focus not just on the bullied but you also want to focus on

01:21:09.040 the bully him him him or herself in what way

01:21:13.120 well when this happened some of those guys that i did go to school with and some

01:21:20.340 people i didn't know what they said what it went i just want to be honest with

01:21:24.100 you i was the bully and the reason i'm telling you is because i trust you

01:21:28.080 but i also read where the person that i used to bully in school

01:21:32.180 was stating a story how their life is still

01:21:35.700 in turmoil because they had been bullied for so long in school

01:21:40.080 so it doesn't stop when you're an adult they these things live with you for the

01:21:45.080 rest of your life so said so many people that i've been reading that have

01:21:49.020 been inboxing me so i want to bring in those people that have

01:21:52.240 opened up to me and there was a bully

01:21:55.080 right now i'm talking with them to see what was happening in your life at this

01:21:59.880 time that made you feel that coming to school to bully someone else was okay

01:22:03.520 and if the story varies it's from things that happened with drug addiction

01:22:07.800 it was a single parent home um other family members were bullying them so they

01:22:13.340 came to school and bullied someone else so the bully has to heal first because if

01:22:17.400 we can target and and and help the bully they couldn't they won't bully

01:22:22.620 someone else because the it takes a bully for there to be bullying

01:22:26.540 edwina harris um the aunt of uh mackenzie um adams uh i uh my wife and i um uh wish we

01:22:40.740 could be at the funeral on uh saturday i don't know why i just feel so attached to

01:22:46.120 um mackenzie and and what she went through and uh

01:22:50.920 the the little boy um as well and i just want you to know that you're in our

01:22:56.220 thoughts and in our prayers and uh and blessings to you and the family and

01:23:01.160 and may this turn out to be in the long run something that will

01:23:05.720 bring honor to mackenzie's name for a long long time to come

01:23:10.220 yes sir thank you so much if you would like to uh donate you can go to go fund

01:23:16.060 me uh it's the mackenzie foundation they're

01:23:19.000 trying to reach ten thousand dollars um to be able to uh

01:23:23.580 to be able to have some of these uh former bullies uh come in and um maybe

01:23:31.240 make a difference it's worth a try gofundme.com

01:23:36.000 right back into uh programming this is the glenbeck program so up at glenbeck.com

01:23:47.180 today there is uh a uh a flashback uh of something that we did uh stew i

01:23:54.580 haven't even seen it yet uh but it's a flashback of uh me in 2008

01:23:59.960 talking about baby it's cold outside and and saying well look how ridiculous this

01:24:05.800 song is yeah you basically predicted all of the

01:24:08.440 the the terrible things that have been said about baby it's cold outside from

01:24:12.480 back in the day i someone actually speculated after we posted it that

01:24:15.720 you know someone from the left was going through to try to catch you on something

01:24:20.260 um from a million years ago some horrible thing you said and just thought that

01:24:24.020 this was a good idea you're mocking the idea that maybe it's

01:24:27.860 cold outside is about date rape but now that's a thing that's actually

01:24:31.380 believed by every person who says they love social justice online

01:24:35.100 um and you kind of predicted the whole controversy about 10 years ago

01:24:39.060 first of all it's a very funny segment is it arable still

01:24:42.560 uh yeah well i don't know if it's arable per se

01:24:46.900 go listen to it online because so much you say like last week is no longer arable

01:24:51.820 this week no i mean certainly kevin hard to find that out 10 years old that's not

01:24:56.600 gonna go well no but it was really it's very funny and well you're and you're

01:24:59.780 mocking the idea that someone would think you know this is about date rape but i

01:25:04.360 mean if you if you want to read it that way if you want to hear the song in that

01:25:09.000 light you can it is like it's it's very funny and that it can have that meaning

01:25:13.160 obviously that was not the intent you talked about this yesterday the intent

01:25:16.440 was actually the exact opposite the intent was to say it was freeing for

01:25:21.100 women at the time women could make their own sexual decisions women could be

01:25:26.720 coy and play hard to get and say yeah i'm gonna stay

01:25:30.720 that was not a role of a woman back when that song was written you didn't do this

01:25:35.560 this was a very empowering a woman empowering song

01:25:40.280 context matters right no it's supposed to

01:25:43.380 no not anymore but if you go back and listen to this and it's it's a very it's a

01:25:47.040 very fun christmas listen uh it's at glennbeck.com we tweeted and put it on

01:25:51.320 facebook as well it's it's it's worthwhile especially because you see

01:25:55.860 now today people who are supposed to be you know

01:25:59.800 trustworthy arbiters of culture are making all of the points you're making

01:26:04.000 for real they're saying these things are really offensive it's really bizarre

01:26:08.740 all right you find that at glennbeck.com uh let me talk to you about uh have you

01:26:12.660 ever heard of jimmy john's the sandwich place oh heard of it yeah okay i've been

01:26:16.760 there many times uh this this bastard what are you jimmy john's

01:26:22.220 oh he's just showing off oh no really yeah he went into a

01:26:26.360 walmart in illinois and uh paid off eighty one thousand dollars worth of

01:26:31.820 layaway goods probably only to do it just to get his name in the paper and

01:26:37.820 have everybody think good thoughts about him these bastards you know what a jerk

01:26:42.060 yeah i wanted you're clearly not a christian you know and tyler perry wow

01:26:47.280 what a showboat that guy is yeah i this is uh seemingly going around i think

01:26:52.220 some some uh i guess someone who sees themselves as a competitor of yours

01:26:57.920 over uh it was a daily caller or something he's like it's like i never

01:27:02.040 understand this it's like we're if we're all like kind of fighting for

01:27:04.500 conservative values you know i never understand why everyone gets so nasty

01:27:07.860 with each other that's always been a bizarre a bizarre feature but i guess you

01:27:11.620 know it's media whatever um and i guess they're they're they're trying to uh to

01:27:16.060 make your your donation look bad um well because i should have been quiet i did

01:27:22.600 see a theory online i love this one that i am so broke that i'm only doing this to

01:27:28.520 look like i'm not broke ah it's brilliant that's brilliant yeah if you're living

01:27:34.320 under a bridge work that magic tonight right uh you know look i i don't

01:27:38.980 understand that i mean you know bono used to get beat up all the time

01:27:42.080 sometimes by conservatives who would say oh he's selling these t-shirts and a

01:27:46.240 portion of them is going to uh you know some charity i always thought that

01:27:50.000 was great yeah you know i don't think that was

01:27:51.920 consistent i don't think most people did because

01:27:53.940 it's a celebrity and and he's making a big deal out of it and he's

01:27:56.980 and they they put these in stores all over the country it's a capitalist thing and

01:28:01.460 they went after at the end they were like well only

01:28:03.800 10 percent of the money uh you know for these shirts winds up going to the

01:28:07.860 charities and it's like well that was kind of what was promised uh 10 of the

01:28:11.400 proceeds will go to charity and wind up donating millions and millions of

01:28:14.520 dollars to charity through this and if he didn't talk about it no one would buy

01:28:18.060 the shirts if tyler perry would have kept this secret it wouldn't have given me

01:28:22.820 the idea or kid rock kid rock or jimmy johns or you the the thousands of

01:28:28.920 people all around the country who heard these ideas and went i'm gonna do that it's

01:28:33.320 great it's fantastic can we please relax and just enjoy the holiday spirit

01:28:40.340 please

01:28:41.620 the best of the glenn beck program so my staff of millennials are talking about

01:28:53.080 adulting i don't even know what adulting is

01:28:55.820 and a quarter-life crisis what the heck is a quarter-life crisis

01:29:00.140 well we're about to find out jp pokluta is an author of a book called welcome to

01:29:05.360 adulting and it is taking millennials by storm

01:29:09.440 welcome jp how are you hey i'm doing so great thanks for having me on glenn

01:29:12.880 appreciate you you bet okay so jp what exactly is adulting

01:29:16.080 well it is the practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult

01:29:21.640 especially the accomplishment of a mundane but necessary task

01:29:25.660 if that sounds like i read that from the dictionary it's because i did it's a it's a

01:29:29.500 new word we just put that in the dictionary last year and so

01:29:32.420 it is official so this is something that we

01:29:34.960 used to just do naturally when you were 18

01:29:37.540 you were at least in my household you were kind of expected to go out and earn

01:29:41.940 your own way and you know you're an adult now

01:29:44.420 get out and now we why the breakdown of this thing that has always been natural

01:29:50.600 well i don't know that it's always been natural i mean i think it i think hindsight

01:29:54.140 is always 20 20 when we look back on you know our own development and how we've

01:29:58.660 grown up and i know what they're saying about

01:30:01.220 millennials and young adults today the delayed adolescence they're lazy

01:30:04.600 narcissistic i don't think that's entirely true at all

01:30:07.820 and uh and i i appreciate you know it sounds like we may have a shared

01:30:11.580 perspective on that because i it seems like we've all we all need help growing up

01:30:15.900 and exist in different times and whatnot and i when i look at the future

01:30:19.540 uh i'm i'm hopeful i i think these guys they they need

01:30:23.080 leaders they need people to inspire them but i i think

01:30:26.260 they they want to do something great they want to change the world they want to do

01:30:29.160 something bigger than themselves and and i hope this is a resource that helps

01:30:31.880 them do that okay so this is part of the this is part of the problem i think

01:30:36.280 with suicides that are rising in millennials

01:30:39.640 and it is that people just aren't convinced that they can make a difference

01:30:43.980 that their life has no meaning that there is no purpose to anything

01:30:48.040 is this what the quarter life crisis is about yeah i think that's absolutely

01:30:52.120 right glenn i i think people are looking for purpose i think they're looking in

01:30:56.000 the wrong places i think they have a thousand friends on

01:30:59.080 social media you know a thousand twitter followers you know whatever and but no

01:31:03.100 real relationships no depth no meaningful conversations they're not looking for

01:31:08.920 hope in the right places and so they despair you know they they want to be

01:31:13.380 their number one and number two goals of millennials are to be rich and to be

01:31:16.580 famous and uh and when they they hit the the wall

01:31:20.380 of pursuing riches and pursuing stardom they're left despairing and they're

01:31:25.000 looking for more i will tell you that wealth and fame

01:31:28.780 are gigantic imposters and what really led me to my awakening in my 30s was i you know i

01:31:37.940 had accomplished a little bit of both and realized that's completely empty and

01:31:43.600 then had no idea where to go and where to find it

01:31:46.920 you know brad pitt says the same thing tom brady says the same thing jim carrey

01:31:51.280 says the same thing russell brand uh just came out with a statement saying the

01:31:54.680 same thing you know they they say my friend todd says the the rich are infinitely

01:31:59.420 better off than the poor because while the poor think riches will bring

01:32:04.060 happiness the wealthy know better and uh i i think that's a true statement the

01:32:10.100 same is is with fame i will tell you that i don't think there was

01:32:13.360 this spread of misunderstanding between generations when i was a kid maybe

01:32:19.400 between my grandparents and and me because they grew up in the great

01:32:24.800 depression but not my parents and and me i mean there was the

01:32:28.680 misunderstanding but things in the world have changed so much that when you talk

01:32:35.120 to millennials now and i'm you know 54 you talk to millennials and it is a

01:32:40.000 different world they see the world differently they speak a different

01:32:43.520 language they understand technology and the world as it's going to be much

01:32:48.580 better and uh you know i i think they have a reason to be a little concerned if

01:32:54.980 they don't have somebody in their life that's you know an older generation

01:32:58.540 going it's okay it's okay it's it's really exciting what you guys are facing

01:33:02.720 is really exciting and you're going to be able to change the world if you keep

01:33:05.720 your head on your shoulders yeah i think you're right you have to

01:33:08.900 have someone to talk to i also think you're pointing to the right challenges

01:33:12.240 with the the information age the boom of technology you know carrying a

01:33:16.920 mega computer in our pockets everywhere we go that does change a person and so

01:33:22.100 it's interesting what you say about the gap between you and your parents being

01:33:25.500 smaller i i think that that's probably i i would share your perspective and at

01:33:31.100 the same time i think that we all go through something i like to call kind of

01:33:36.240 the the younger brother older brother syndrome which uh comes i picked that up

01:33:40.860 from the biblical story the prodigal son where i think we're all kind of the

01:33:44.860 the older i mean the younger brother at some point and someone is patient with

01:33:49.140 us and you know embraces us and extends grace to us and then we know we're we're

01:33:55.800 with the father and all is right and we grow up and we overnight become the older

01:34:00.860 brother and then we just look back with judgment and we don't want to be patient

01:34:04.360 with anyone else and and so i i try to you know when i sit with someone you know

01:34:09.820 who's young and naive and just like i was and i'm sure am in ways i can't see right

01:34:14.340 now just to be patient with them seek to understand their world where they're

01:34:17.220 coming from what is their worldview and uh and you'll point them to truth so what

01:34:21.700 is the number one thing that they are concerned about and and how can people

01:34:27.200 who are listening help them i think dating right at that point in your life you

01:34:32.320 graduated college and you're you're trying to figure out how you can convince

01:34:35.900 someone of the opposite sex to spend the rest of their life with you uh anxiety is

01:34:41.100 a huge felt need right now as you talk about just growing suicide rates and

01:34:44.800 depression rates i think you have a generation despairing out of control um

01:34:49.280 and so that's a huge felt need but the biggest one you also touched on keenly

01:34:53.400 is just searching for purpose i think they're trying to figure out hey

01:34:57.220 uh you know is that what is there a god first of all and

01:35:00.620 if there is what is his desire for me and how do i find my purpose in this world and

01:35:06.000 so that is i don't know that that's the the felt need i think the felt need can be

01:35:10.220 more of the the dating and anxiety but the real need the underlying need is is

01:35:14.820 hey what were you created for and uh that's where i think this this book you

01:35:19.380 know the chapter two is all about purpose and

01:35:22.100 finding your identity i will tell you the name of the book is welcome to

01:35:25.600 adulting by the way um and i'll tell you jp that i searched for answers for a

01:35:29.640 long time and in my 30s i had a complete crash and i

01:35:33.380 lost absolutely everything and it was only then that i was willing to look at

01:35:39.780 the real answer which is god and you know he had been just this

01:35:45.320 distant kind of thing that i believed in and

01:35:48.140 but it wasn't really a real relationship etc etc

01:35:51.480 and i i you know i it's not something that is being encouraged at all

01:35:57.720 in a large portion of our society now and and uh you know churches uh seem so out

01:36:05.160 of touch to so many millennials i mean it's different here in in uh the south but

01:36:09.560 seem completely distant and god is kind of this distant

01:36:13.420 idea and i we were just listening to some audio from uh from the wildfires in

01:36:18.540 california i don't think i've heard so many californians talk about god

01:36:22.120 ever you know when you're when you are really stripped down that's when you

01:36:27.940 start to find answers that's when you you know in the

01:36:31.920 midst of human suffering that's where you find him

01:36:33.980 and they say there's no atheist in the foxhole and i you we've seen that we

01:36:39.320 almost saw a great awakening happen with uh when 9-11 occurred uh whenever

01:36:44.000 there's whenever tragic hits we we turn to the creator i've seen the same

01:36:47.840 thing in haiti when the earthquake hit in 2010 um you had the whole country

01:36:53.860 coming around saying okay now you know turning from satanism to

01:36:57.520 okay we think there's a creator of god and that's that's similar to my story

01:37:01.920 glenn i mean 16 years ago i was at a bar on a saturday night

01:37:06.320 and was kind of everything wrong with dallas and a person was pretentious i

01:37:10.700 wanted to be a millionaire before i was 30 i had the jaguar in the penthouse

01:37:13.300 condo and and was you know a girlfriend and

01:37:15.960 another you know several girls and all all of that just in one person and

01:37:20.020 uh i was at a bar and someone invited me to church and i i came to watermark

01:37:24.300 and i sat in the back row and i was hung over i smelled like smoke from the night

01:37:28.380 before you know at the club and i was addicted to sex addicted to porn

01:37:32.560 and um i just began to wrestle with who you know who is god

01:37:36.520 and and really seeking that out and i looked at all of the world religions

01:37:40.760 because i thought what are the odds i'd be born to the right country

01:37:43.260 you know if i was born in china i'd be buddhist or india i'd be hindu and

01:37:47.880 iran i might be muslim and so i just started studying started from scratch

01:37:51.860 and i grew up in the church but i was just like really had a bias against

01:37:54.840 christianity and as i continued to explore that i was

01:37:58.240 overwhelmed by the evidence that pointed me to jesus christ

01:38:02.300 and uh when i surrendered my life to him just as that

01:38:05.780 that person that i described earlier everything changed

01:38:09.020 what i did for fun changed who i hung out with changed

01:38:12.200 uh the way i thought changed the way i talked changed and ultimately

01:38:15.540 you know my profession changed and so i'm so passionate about helping

01:38:19.840 the next generation reach this generation

01:38:23.040 call it gen y or gen z millennials young adults

01:38:26.780 um i want to see that gap you addressed earlier

01:38:30.560 become narrower and smaller so that you know we can raise it up

01:38:34.800 because because all of us we have to we know we're going to leave this place

01:38:37.460 and you want to leave a legacy you want to leave people behind you

01:38:40.540 that are are seeking to you know live out their purpose in this world

01:38:45.480 jp i'm i'm i'm thrilled to have you on it sounds like we have a lot of

01:38:49.320 uh shared experiences and shared belief in uh the younger generation i think they

01:38:53.860 get a very bad rap you know i've met good and bad but i've met good and bad in

01:38:57.260 all generations uh this this generation is

01:39:00.500 looking they just don't have anyone encouraging and anyone who is telling

01:39:05.280 them truth they've been lied to i think their

01:39:08.240 whole their whole life uh and uh and i have great confidence in

01:39:13.100 them so thank you so much for what you're doing

01:39:15.240 the name of the book is welcome to adulting welcome to adulting

01:39:18.940 jonathan jp pokluda thanks for being on we'll talk again

01:39:22.400 okay for the first time in 10 years new rules on exercising remember

01:39:35.200 i think we're at butter is okay again aren't we

01:39:38.460 butter was okay then it was bad it was really bad then it was okay then it was

01:39:43.020 bad again and i think we're back to butter is okay

01:39:45.240 i think you're right okay so it's a little slower but for the first time in 10

01:39:49.180 years they've come up with new exercise guidelines and when i say they

01:39:52.920 i would have had to read the story a little bit more deeper to know who they

01:39:56.880 are but i think we all know that's what they want you to believe

01:40:00.860 and this is all framed as good news okay uh the new exercise uh guidelines

01:40:07.000 aren't increasing the recommended amount of exercise for teens and adults

01:40:11.160 okay that sounds like good news that does but they're not decreasing them

01:40:15.380 either so that sucks however they do change the definition of exercise a bit

01:40:21.480 so it is easier to hit uh this comes from the journal of

01:40:24.900 american medical association and the department of health and human services

01:40:28.020 and if you're not hitting the guidelines that were released in 2008

01:40:31.920 don't feel bad eight and ten people are like yeah i don't give a flying crap what

01:40:35.820 they say um but but here's the subtle but important change

01:40:40.440 they no longer define exercise as an activity that lasts at least 10 minutes

01:40:46.400 so now what how many minutes is it no it doesn't even just any kind of any kind of

01:40:53.780 heart rate increase you can count that time for any length of time so now if that's true

01:41:00.000 sex counts for most people there you go you know you can i will say too i'm i'm not going

01:41:05.480 to start exercising more but i am going to be closer to the minimum amount of exercise i need

01:41:10.700 to do correct because zero is closer to whatever they're saying now than 10 yes um so if you just

01:41:18.560 park a little bit further away from your office that counts now as exercise and that's a good thing

01:41:24.880 to do if there are no spots that are closer they say the one that's right that's right they say you

01:41:30.700 don't have to go to the gym for 10 15 or 30 minutes which i don't have to worry about crossing

01:41:36.320 that off my calendar because i'm not doing it now although that will lower your exercise now they're

01:41:41.460 swiping the calendar event off right yeah i so i am exercising i'm well no i can't cross it off i

01:41:48.320 could put it in and then cross it off and i'm doing double the exercise they say it's still two to

01:41:53.420 2.5 to 5 hours of moderate intensity exercise or 1.25 no this is per week or 1.25 to 2.5 hours of

01:42:05.380 vigorous intensity exercise per week week is the seven day one right i know i could watch five hours

01:42:12.460 of television or netflix but i can't walk for five hours that's just they do keep i feel like i don't

01:42:19.760 know if these studies are actually showing this or they're just dumbing it down like there was a

01:42:23.260 study that came out a few years ago that said uh it's as effective to do 10 minutes of high intensity

01:42:29.260 exercise um as it is to do like 45 minutes to an hour of lower intensity exercise and that seems

01:42:36.220 like wow like 10 minutes of course i can do 10 minutes and i don't i mean i that's kind of makes

01:42:41.820 some sense to me like because it's high intensity but the other part of me just thinks they're just

01:42:45.480 like well let's get them to do one minute if we say 10 maybe they'll do one

01:42:49.140 they're just so round and and blubbery can we at least you're not all santa claus guys

01:42:57.820 don't want to look like the cartoon wally you know you don't want to look because i think that's

01:43:02.560 what we're all going to turn into um so when you're looking at the high intensity exercise do

01:43:08.020 you remember when we first met ray kersweil in 2006 yes ray kersweil is a you know futurist

01:43:14.860 um he's a transhumanist he is he takes there's like 600 uh tablets of of different minerals and

01:43:23.420 everything else a day yeah yeah he's like i i mean you'd be swallowing pills all day all day would you

01:43:28.380 get full by that i don't know i feel like he wouldn't want to eat anything else you'd just be

01:43:31.680 filled with pills so he's taking all of these supplements uh every single day and he really

01:43:37.600 watches everything and he invented this exercise machine that is a total body workout and and i

01:43:44.640 remember looking at it and because he said you don't use it for five days or five minutes a day

01:43:49.500 and you got everything you need and the guy's in really good shape and when i met him in oh six

01:43:54.540 he had just started looking at his five years before started checking his actual physical

01:44:01.320 physical age of his tissue i don't even know how you do this uh but he had gone back eight years

01:44:08.480 in physical age when i had seen him the the next time this is the thing that's like the sky mall

01:44:14.360 magazine isn't it was like one of those devices where you're probably might have been one of those

01:44:17.840 but he but i think he came up with it and he uses it every day and everybody then said oh no that's

01:44:22.580 nothing because you can't do it for five minutes and that's that won't help you at all and he was a

01:44:26.360 guy going yeah no it helps a lot do it so i'm only fat because the government said i couldn't

01:44:33.980 not be fat in five minutes you're listening to glenn beck

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 25, 2018

The Best of the Glenn Beck Program ｜ 12⧸25⧸18

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