The Bizarre Attempt to Convince Glenn to Endorse Fetterman ｜ Guests： Salena Zito & Alex Stein ｜ 10⧸28⧸22
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 4 minutes
Summary
Glenn Beck is back with a brand new episode of Stand Up Straight and Hold The Light. Today's episode features the return of American Giant, a new car company, and the latest in the Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis feud.
Transcript
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It meant that it was solid and good, and it was a product with true merit made by people here in the country.
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Now, when you buy something American-made, it's really not.
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But when you buy American Giant clothing, every stitch of thread, every metal rivet, every drop of ink, everything is made and assembled here.
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So you're not just buying clothing, you're buying something, you're buying a movement to bring Americans back to American-made.
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You can buy stuff that is cheaper, and you get cheaper quality made by people overseas who aren't paid a living wage.
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Or you can buy the quality that will last generations and restore America.
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What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
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You might get away with rolling the dice for a while after your car warranty goes out.
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Today, today's the day and I ordered it pretty much just yesterday, 14 months ago.
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You know when a very famous car company went out of business, Bentley, 1929,
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everything that was sold in 1935 was still a 1929.
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They just had them left over and they're like, slap the label.
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So is that, is this a 2021 with a new label on it?
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Although I will say some 2023s have already been delivered.
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So other people are getting 2023s before I'm getting 2022s.
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And they are more, they're more expensive than some of the new cars.
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Anyway, Car Shield, when your warranty goes out,
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do you want to have to deal with getting a new car?
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Do you want to deal with trying to pay for the chips or whatever that goes into the car?
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And it has been essentially a drought the entire time.
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No rain for months and months and months, it feels like.
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And the day you get your car after waiting a year and a half.
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It's either I've done something to the dimensional forces.
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I also think it could be that the car is going to burn so much gas.
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It's already like preemptively ruining the climate, which I'm fine with too.
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Everything that Democrats claim is a threat to democracy.
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Have you noticed that everything seems to be, well, here's the list.
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Oz, an impaired Fetterman who doesn't pose a threat to our democracy is better than a polished
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They're doing their best to find a path through that.
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Who's like the reporter in Pennsylvania on this stuff.
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She is one of my favorite reporters because she actually, she doesn't live in the big
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She lives in Pennsylvania and she just, she never takes the freeway.
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She will drive to wherever she is to report on something because she wants to get a feel
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And so when she's doing a story, she just kind of hangs out where all of the real people
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It's like, yeah, the typical reporter now literally just looks at Twitter, searches
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for their keywords, puts a bunch of tweets in the story and sends it to the editor.
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Where the editor says, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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Selena actually goes and talks to people and it's why her reporting has been so good,
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Talk about the fallout from the Fetterman debate.
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She's the only voice I will trust on what's really happening on the ground.
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The American Time magazine, American democracy cannot survive unless the far right is marginalized.
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Should Republicans win, they will certainly attempt to end our democracy as we know it in their states.
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Obviously, that's definitely the main thing we're looking for.
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You know, if anything, the American right has been against the Constitution all this time.
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Even though we talk about it all the time to fool you guys.
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Generally speaking, we just dislike our system so much.
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It's not you guys on the left that are constantly criticizing it and lighting cities on fire.
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Do you remember, Stu, when we talked about, let me see if I can pull this up real quick.
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Do you remember when we talked about the Fabian Society?
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And then other meaningless information has entered my brain and has won the battle against that particular series of shows.
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Fabian Socialists was started by George Bernard Shaw and a couple of others.
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This school was started by the Fabian Socialists.
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And the shield or their logo, if you will, is an actual wolf in sheep's clothing.
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The window, they're talking about this stained glass window, which I didn't know.
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I was doing some research on this the other day.
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Usually stolen stuff doesn't get auctioned by the big auction houses.
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Anyway, the window explicitly reflects the goal of the Fabian Society to portray an outward
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role contrary to its real character, to use deception in pursuing its ultimate aim.
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Specifically, a wolf's in sheep clothing is the image that appears in the shield above
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The biblical reference comes from the New Testament and warning where Jesus was warning
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about false prophets that come in sheep's clothing, but apparently ravaging wolves.
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Authors G. Edward Griffin, in his book, The Creature from Jekyll Island, had given voice
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to this reality that this shield image highlights the distinguishing feature of the Fabians as
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Fabian's desire to create a socialist state using subversive tactics opposed to the communist
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We talked about this in 2008, but that's what you're seeing now.
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They're just so desperate and they no longer have the media to give it credibility.
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Before, they used to be able to say, that's a threat to democracy.
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And the media would parrot that and everybody would go, that's a threat to democracy.
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All of the wolves and sheep, we're like, guys, we see the teeth.
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And it's phenomenal to see, once you wake up, how clear everything becomes.
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We're living in an incredible period of history right now.
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It's also helpful when they put the actual wolf in sheep's clothing in their logo.
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That really is helpful to help us see it clearly.
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I mean, it was the monster from Jekyll Island, that book, that was the first to really reveal,
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The painful story of how John Fetterman arrived at Tuesday night's humiliation.
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Most of the voters watching had surely seen him speak at small rallies where he struggled
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But now they were fully realizing that he was just repeating memorized lines and could not
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actually comprehend when others tried to converse with him.
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Many of those watching had no idea how bad Fetterman's health was, causing disbelief that no one
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Many were angry that Democrats and reporters knew about this the whole time.
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One reporter who did mention Fetterman's inability to converse, NBC News reporter Dasha Burns,
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was viciously attacked for her dispassionate reporting, not just from Fetterman's campaign
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and supporters, but also blue check journalist on Twitter and her own NBC News colleague, Savannah
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OK, unfortunately, the accurate story about Fetterman instead became a false story about Burns
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This included a veiled threat from Fetterman's wife, who used her large platform to demand
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an apology from Burns while threatening consequences for her reporting.
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One has to wonder what those consequences would have been.
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And so the truth about John Fetterman's cognitive abilities remained buried, a secret, but a secret
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well-known to journalists with personal access to him since late July and those who have
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observed him failing to comprehend anything his supporters say to him on the rope line.
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Were they afraid they would receive the vicious cancel treatment and threats that Burns got?
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Were they afraid they would hurt the political team that they were not so secretly rooting
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Either reason is a stain on the journalistic profession.
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Those culpable should really never again mock anyone who questioned the honesty of the press.
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Then she goes into how the Democrats were doing the same thing.
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This is why they try everything to silence you.
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They do everything they can to control social media because social media really is.
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Talk radio was the only defense before social media.
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It was programs like this and Rush Limbaugh that allowed you to talk, allowed the voice of
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We also, because of Rush Limbaugh, had millions and millions and millions of listeners and that
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Once, I mean, I worked, you know, 30 years to gain an audience, learn enough to be able to have
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people want to hear what I have to say and trust that I'm not a complete idiot.
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Even if it's a couple hundred on Facebook, you have an audience every day.
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That's what they've got to stop because that's the regular person, whether they're the crazy
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guy that nobody talks to down, you know, on the corner that everybody's like, Hey kids,
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don't talk to him, uh, and don't definitely don't take any candy from him.
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Um, you know, you got that guy, never, nobody ever heard him, but that guy who's like, you
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He's now got, you know, 5,000 people cause there's 5,000 people that believe that.
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That's what they try to use as a threat to democracy.
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Are those people who have lived amongst us forever, but they were quiet.
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I'd rather know who they are, but the media needs to build those voices up to scare you
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And you go running into the arms of the people who are trying to silence everybody, not just
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But now, because the genie's out of the bottle and with Elon Musk yesterday taking over Twitter
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last night, 11 o'clock, he tweeted, the bird is free.
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What's sad is a lot of people now are getting their news from tick tock.
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I've never seen anybody with a clue on tick tock.
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Did you know that tick tock, the algorithm here shows us stupid people?
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The algorithm for America shows us stupid people, shows us doing stupid things.
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Do you know what the algorithm is for tick tock in China?
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The algorithm there highlights young people doing amazing things.
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Now, is that a coincidence that they know by showing people doing amazing things in China,
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it will shape their culture into people going, that's how you become famous, a star, or that's
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And ours is, I just ate 12 boogers from my friend's nose.
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I mean, that video in particular was pretty good, but I know what you're saying generally.
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Yeah, I mean, I've never seen anybody do that before.
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I mean, I was like, he's not going to eat another one.
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Is there possibly a warning sign when, I think it's 24% of all young people get their news
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Do you think that that could have any negative consequences in our future?
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Bannett, the first, one of the last things he did was ban it, and one of the, he has
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no, he could no power to ban it, but he had the right instinct there to get rid of it.
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Yeah, he kicked his legs out, and they were wobbly, and the first thing that Biden did
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I will say, and he's, you know, look, Trump was right on that, as well as a lot of other
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people who recognize we should not get our freaking news directly from the Chinese government.
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We all know the Chinese communist government is not a good influence on the United States.
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Because nobody, let me explain why that's working in just a minute, 60 seconds.
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in the end, one that bothers you because you're back, or whatever it is.
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It's that couple of hours you like to spend sitting in one place, leaning over a table,
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putting all that World War II fighter plane model together, and feeling like you just got
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Relief Factor wants to give you those times back.
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It's not a drug, so it's not going to space you out.
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We have Carrie Lake is our podcast that we released, I think, on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Doesn't really put up with the woke stuff, I noticed.
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He was actually, they wanted him to be the head of the Southern Baptist Convention.
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And because there's a political split in that, it didn't work out.
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However, he is playing a big role in that to try to save that faith, that group of people,
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and make sure they're not getting into wokeism.
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And, Stu, before we went into a break, you said.
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This is trouble because I'm using you to remember what I was going to tell you.
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Because people trust other people, even if they don't know them.
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They trust someone else more than they trust the media.
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It's why when you look like the media, when you are all polished and produced,
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it's not as effective as when you're just holding your phone and telling the story.
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People feel they want to get it from somebody like them closest to the situation.
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And welcome to Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.
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What is the biggest story of the week or the thing that is that everybody should everybody should go?
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I was just faster time to think of something else.
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The Fetterman debate, which I just took from Pat as his idea, but I'd like to comment on your idea if I could.
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Just to give you an update, there's been a couple polls that have come out since the debate.
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So, sometimes after these big cultural events happen, people don't necessarily watch them live.
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They see all the clips afterward and everything else, all the conversation afterward.
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But, I mean, you had to be just perplexed that this even occurred, weren't you, Pat?
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I mean, I can't even believe they let the guy on stage.
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I know, and I think they really regret it, even though they're trying to paint it as,
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Oh, he did so much better than anybody even anticipated.
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Do you remember, do you remember how they treated Ross Perot's running mate?
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And they were talking all this politic mumbo-jumbo between the two of them, and he went, I don't
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And they, because, what he was making a comment on is, I don't do this.
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But the media spun it like, we wonder what he was doing.
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But he was a really well-accomplished guy with an incredible history.
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I used to call him Lieutenant Colonel Stockdale.
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And you're supposed to welcome him with open arms.
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It's like, honestly, it would be like taking your driver's test from a blind man.
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That's a good example, too, because you love blind people.
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...to have a giant white stick with a red stripe at the bottom off of the bumper.
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I mean, he's still thinking about how to drive.
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It's just he can't see what the road signs or the dots on the road mean.
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You've got a Speaker of the House who I think is compromised.
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By the way, speaking of Nancy Pelosi, our prayers should be on Nancy Pelosi's husband.
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I have no idea about what the motive was, whether it was a normal break-in or something else.
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That, of course, it was some conservative who broke in to do this.
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But either way, I mean, it's obviously a terrible, terrible incident.
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I mean, you know, Nancy doesn't live exactly in a bad neighborhood.
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And these people that think that their friends are on the left, you're seeing it.
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We saw it with The View this week when, you know, they weren't protesting Ted Cruz.
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They were protesting the show, The View, for not covering climate change enough.
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And Whoopi screams, you know, hey, let us do our job.
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She should have said, hey, we're a bunch of idiots and we don't understand anything.
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So don't ask us to talk about something complicated.
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No matter what side you're on, you don't want these idiots talking about it.
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It's like, how can we combine the absolute dumbest people in our society on a show?
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You remember how tied up or buttoned up you used to have to be on CNN and Fox?
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If you would have screwed up the facts every night.
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I mean, just one time would have been enough probably to get you off the air.
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I'm the only person to ever lose money working at Fox News because I paid a million dollars
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a year for my own research team because I knew.
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It had to be checked, double checked, triple checked before you went with it on the air.
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And sometimes it would take three hours to tape a one hour show because they'd stop it
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We like we've already it's everything's footnoted.
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We never changed a word of the script, but they would check everything.
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Whereas the witches in the coven on The View just spew out nonsense every single day and
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What is the I'd love to see the ratings of The View over the last 10 years.
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But I don't I don't even know anybody watches prime time television.
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I mean, the only time I turn on, you know, the cable or the satellite is to watch Tucker
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Yeah, that's the only time I watch is for football.
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So how do these people I mean, is no one telling them, guys, you're losing everybody?
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I mean, it's a little difficult to it's sort of the the story of television right now
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where they're their ratings against their opponents.
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Their ratings versus, you know, their old ratings are very, very much down.
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I mean, their audience is much smaller than it used to be.
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But as it compares to the other shows, that's pretty well.
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You want to look at don't want to get all technically here, but you want to look at
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You want to look at how many eyeballs are watching.
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Well, it definitely seems like it's fallen off in dramatic fashion as far as cultural
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I mean, there were times where we did this show where it was like the big topic for
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The view where someone would say something stupid usually.
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And everyone was talking about what they said on the view.
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I mean, when's the last time Joy Behar said anything of, well, I'd have to go back to
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the 1400s for Joy Behar of saying something of consequence.
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And like people, like there were like big blow ups all the time.
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Seemingly every other week there was a big blow up on that show.
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I mean, I guess occasionally when Meghan McCain was on there, there were some stories that
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that once in a while every once in a while, but really, I can't remember the last time
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The only time we have any clips are when Whoopi said something clearly demonstrably false.
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And that's been the one consistent thing since the beginning of the show.
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I was very disappointed in her when she justified blackface from her then boyfriend.
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Stay with us, Pat, because I want to I want to talk to you about Elon Musk and Twitter.
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That may be the biggest story of the week as well, but we just don't know it yet.
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We'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes.
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First, let me ask you something about your mobile phone service company.
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Um, the money you send them every single month.
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However, when you find out that some of the big cell service providers are funding Planned Parenthood, I don't know.
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So, can you switch to a company that is not spending their money, your hard-earned money that you pay them?
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Can you find a company that is not going to do that?
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Every time you make a phone call, you're fueling the end of the republic.
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It's the only Christian conservative phone, mobile phone service out there.
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They're on the same cell tower, so you're going to get the same coverage.
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He's got to figure out how this company that has had more free advertising than any other company in the history of the world, Twitter, how come they're not making money?
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This is from TikTok, made by one of the Twitter employees.
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Welcome to a day in my life as a Twitter employee.
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So, this past week, went to SF for the first time at a Twitter office, badged in.
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Honestly, took a moment to just soak everything in.
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Also, started my morning off with an iced matcha from the putt.
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Then I had a meeting, so quickly scheduled one of these little pod rooms, which were so cool.
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I don't know what this is, but it was really cool.
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Um, I didn't do any yoga, but they have this yoga room for a yogi, so also thought that
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Um, had a couple more meetings in the afternoon.
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Had a ton of projects that we needed to knock out.
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Um, went to the, went to the library to kind of get some more work done.
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Obviously, had to have our afternoon coffee, so made some espresso.
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And then before leaving for the day, had some red wine on.
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Went up to the rooftop and just honestly enjoyed the beautiful.
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I can't, I can't imagine what he's going to cut.
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And you know, companies are struggling with this now.
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You can't get, remember when we used to say, yeah, wait until they get in the real world.
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You know, you know, I've got to have my, I've got to have my latte and I need a yoga
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There are companies that I know, big companies that I know that are, you would be privileged
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They're now having to have happy hours and bring in lunch or, or breakfast just to get
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Uh, I remember we had an executive in at one point from one of the oil companies, a
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former like CEO of an oil company, one of the big ones.
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And he was like, look, you know, we look at this climate thing.
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And it's like, we understand where all this activism is going to happen.
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But in the end, you know, people need oil and, and, and they're going to wind up reality
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And it's interesting because I had that view for a long time with like, you know, younger
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generations who would eventually, like, I know I had views when I was 18 that were completely
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ridiculous that I would look at today and say, Oh God, that was wrong.
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But when reality sort of hit me and I grew up and I became an adult and I saw these things
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happen, I was able to look at reality and adjust my viewpoints.
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I don't know that that happens with these generations that have been like drill.
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It's been drilled into their head, all these crazy things from birth.
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The generation, the world war two generation, they were steeped in hard work and everything
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Then the hippie generation showed up and they changed everything.
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Then we were the one, I was the one after the hippie generation.
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And I feel like I've spent my whole life trying to clean up the mess after the hippies.
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The generation that is in their thirties now, they're the hip, they're the new hippie generation.
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The Z generation, whatever the new generation, Gen Z, they're more conservative and they're
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By the way, Gen Z, they are hardworking and much, much more conservative.
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They're not buying into the crap their elders are preaching.
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more insane there's a debate between dr oz and a guy who's just had a stroke that can't process
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anything and we're still looking going is that going to change anything in this world of ours
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oh the only person i trust to give us some insight or answers is i think the the journalist the one
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that is still walking the beat and knows how to do journalism selena zito she's in pennsylvania
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that's her beat she knows it we go to her in 60 seconds so what have i told you it's not only
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feel the difference let's go to selena uh zito hello selena how are you hello sunshine how are you
00:46:21.500
very good you sound tired been working hard i have a tallulah bank head thing going uh that's
00:46:30.100
that's called uh spending a lot of time on the road and talking a lot of people yeah um thank you for
00:46:36.320
that by the way you're the washington examiner national political reporter you're also a columnist
00:46:41.240
for the new york post and the co-author of the great revolt which explained what happened in 2016
00:46:47.420
um you get it because you actually talk to people you wrote an amazing article um that has just come
00:46:56.740
out the painful story on how john fetterman arrived at tuesday night's humiliation i read it on the air
00:47:02.720
uh just last hour i want to get to that but i i first want to get your reaction on what are people
00:47:10.520
saying what are the voters saying what's really happening on the ground there
00:47:14.360
well you know it's a funny story i drove all the way out to the debate from pittsburgh to harrisburg
00:47:22.800
i got there realized that the only people i would be watching the debate with was other reporters and
00:47:30.000
i'm like yeah i'm not going to learn anything here all the way back halfway across the state and stopped
00:47:37.460
in a bar and uh just sat back and observed people watching the debate and i think the most
00:47:45.480
um powerful thing about watching those reactions was the watching the realization on their faces
00:47:54.520
that they had no idea that um john fetterman was in this bad of a condition but they understood
00:48:02.620
because he would do a rally here and there spoke a couple times they they understood there was
00:48:08.900
somewhat of a problem but they didn't they thought it was speech related as opposed to cognitively
00:48:16.380
related uh and when he was put in a position where he had to answer questions and provided all the tools
00:48:24.360
available to him and he still struggled they now realized nobody has been telling them this
00:48:32.280
i mean i have jasha burns has but that's about it all the other reporters have just omitted uh that this
00:48:42.060
is an issue and so as they were talking among each other they were really frustrated and angry
00:48:50.220
at my profession for not being demonstrating exactly what the problem is and being honest about what
00:48:58.400
they have seen over the past couple months but also really mad at other democrats like senator bob
00:49:05.580
casey who have stood on the deus with him in about a half a dozen events maybe more and and and talked
00:49:15.080
about how terrific shape he's in and and and he even had the audacity to go on national news after the
00:49:23.480
debate and said he did a terrific job then you add that with the philadelphia inquirer saying that he
00:49:30.440
won the debate and cnn saying he won the debate and and and you add all that together and and there's
00:49:37.820
this sort of invisible and quiet thing going on with voters saying y'all are gaslighting us and we're tired
00:49:45.400
of it so is it going to change the way people we are so set in our camps now um that i wonder if
00:49:54.780
anything would change anybody's mind yeah absolutely will this change their mind i saw it i saw it happening
00:50:03.620
in real time look one of the things that was so important about the book the great revolt it was
00:50:09.480
that it was understood this coalition and this conservative populist coalition that formed long
00:50:17.220
before uh donald trump ever stepped on the stage and remained intact you look at pennsylvania in 2020
00:50:24.740
so what happened joe biden won joe biden won barely what people did not talk about was that there was a
00:50:32.000
significant red wave down ballot in the congressional races in the statewide row office races in the
00:50:41.040
state house in the state senate that coalition remained to to together once again proving that
00:50:49.080
this was not about trump but it was about their lives their communities how they are impacted and i think
00:50:56.220
that remains to be the underlying the or the story that is consistently missed in in in reporting and and
00:51:06.460
and i'll give you an example of that the other day did you see the kentucky coal miner who came to went to
00:51:11.960
the basketball to watch yes yes okay if that happened by the way that's something i see all the time
00:51:18.440
to me that was like yeah i mean that's what people do but you know everyone was like oh my god
00:51:24.840
but it ran it that image started to um be shared across uh social media at the exact same time that
00:51:34.140
the washington post wrote a story and that said why a rural americans are so angry and resentful
00:51:41.500
and why they're voting republican and i thought this is the perfect example these two moments together
00:51:48.700
of how my my profession does not understand the very people that they're covering
00:51:54.700
that coal miner was not angry and resentful that he had to go to the game like that
00:51:58.960
he was appreciative that he had a job to go to and the ability to leave that job and go sit in a
00:52:05.360
basketball game yeah so so you bring up in your so wait a minute before i go on to this
00:52:12.580
the polls show that oz is now up uh two to three points i would in normal times i would have expected
00:52:19.880
that to be six seven eight um but who knows um are are what are you thinking about is fetterman
00:52:29.300
going to win is there going to be enough space between them look here's the here's the challenge
00:52:36.900
for fetterman and by the way i would say it's been a challenge i've been reporting this since mid
00:52:41.900
september dr oz who i was incredibly skeptical of uh in in the beginning when he first announced he
00:52:50.580
was running has actually proved and matured as a very good candidate someone who goes into those
00:52:58.480
places as i call um the middle of somewhere and and talks to the voters that nobody thinks about
00:53:06.660
and he listened to them i have logged on thousands of miles on the back roads with oz watched him in
00:53:14.140
rural areas watched him in um in majority minority areas just listening to voters where by the way
00:53:21.580
no other reporter would be so he's not there to get a photo op no one's there i'm there and and he's
00:53:29.360
actually doing it because he wants to understand what the issues are so that was a long way of telling
00:53:35.300
you that i have always thought that john fetterman was losing voters incrementally but losing them
00:53:44.280
remember he was up 12 percentage points yeah but he also has no ability to gain voters and it's not just
00:53:51.360
based on his um on his illness uh you know i i've been doing i don't know if anybody's reading it
00:53:59.820
but i've been reporting that as mayor the whole sort of elevated story that you saw in the rolling
00:54:08.460
stone and the atlantic and new york times these glossy beautiful pieces about how he saved this this
00:54:14.400
um borough in southwestern pennsylvania i've been covering him since 2005 he didn't say that town
00:54:21.740
he he was barely ever there he didn't attend the events he really had very little power to begin
00:54:30.020
with crime went up population declined and the heart and soul of that town the hospital where there
00:54:38.140
was the only sit-down restaurant for people to go to in the cafeteria was demolished was torn down
00:54:46.380
i hope people go to selenazio.com and read the reporting that i've been doing yeah i know i'm not
00:54:52.540
on social media but but that reporting has been it's been there for months i saw the uh i saw the story
00:55:00.780
um on that when it came out and how do the people of the town feel when they're hearing hey he saved our
00:55:08.660
town well that was the beauty of that of that story that wasn't me telling everyone that that was them
00:55:14.800
saying that they talked about how their town didn't get better they talked about no jobs coming in
00:55:21.420
they talked about the people that have fled to get out of there because there's no hope and there's no
00:55:27.980
opportunity and they talked about it always being just about him and never about them and they talked
00:55:35.360
about him going after one of their neighbors a um a young black man who was jogging and he put a
00:55:42.580
shotgun to his chest and kept him there because he thought he was some sort of um criminal he thought
00:55:49.000
yeah and and by the way that young man's life has been destroyed that young man's life has been
00:55:56.320
destroyed and he has never been apologized to or the kind that he went up to a local bar a nightclub
00:56:04.080
owned by way by a black entrepreneur and changed the wording on the sign at two o'clock in the morning
00:56:11.360
and a camera caught it um saying that it was closed and not open because he deemed it unworthy to be
00:56:19.600
opened in the town these are the stories that people of radical tell you not the story not me saying
00:56:26.240
this this is them saying this that's why i think that reporting is so important let alone that he didn't
00:56:33.140
pay his taxes in his poorest school district in one of the poorest school districts in the state he
00:56:39.280
didn't pay the school tax and you know it it it it frustrated me every time all these glossy stories
00:56:47.840
were put out there you know with him standing in front of a steel mill at the same time his parents
00:56:54.140
were paying for his education i mean paying for his family's lifestyle it's you know it's amazing to me
00:57:00.880
he reminds me of in in many ways carl marx carl marx was a horrible human being that never paid a dime
00:57:10.320
of his own way uh he he practically bankrupt his parents he lived off his parents and then his family
00:57:18.860
for his whole life never really accomplished anything oh my gosh that's that's astounding i can't even
00:57:27.100
imagine not wanting to have purpose in your life in that way other than the purpose of power which is
00:57:34.920
what i believe that it is this has always been about okay so selena hang on just a second because
00:57:40.180
if you could hold for one minute i want to do a commercial then come back and i want to talk to
00:57:44.620
you about the press and uh the democrats that have stood by it's what you brought up in your latest
00:57:51.600
article on the washington examiner um and i i'd love some answers on what do you think is really
00:57:59.240
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okay so we're talking to selena zito uh selena zito.com is her web address but she writes for
00:59:32.660
the new york post and also the washington examiner when in 2016 when you nailed what was happening you
00:59:40.080
were the only one that the media went how did she get this so right um and you wrote a book about it
00:59:46.980
you went to work um for cnn as a contributor there and i know you selena i know you probably walked in
00:59:56.720
at first hoping that people will actually listen and get it and then they didn't um and thus they're
01:00:04.240
down the toilet even more why are they not looking why are they not exposing things like
01:00:12.400
fetterman are they afraid uh or are they afraid of being uh ostracized by their own uh their own group
01:00:22.240
or is it is it that they just won't do it because they're on the bandwagon
01:00:26.680
oh so it's i have an entire chapter about this in my book and i think that it's probably the one that
01:00:34.520
people should really really read um it's called a culture craving respect and the problem with
01:00:42.640
my profession is the same problem that you see in corporate america in um major news organizations
01:00:50.860
but also in institutions and governments but also even in um sports organizations in that
01:00:58.820
the people in the boardrooms um are all come from the same they all live in the same super zip codes
01:01:06.000
what do i mean by super zip codes the wealthiest counties in the country uh they all went to the
01:01:11.500
same great schools now they may have come from iowa but they left that far behind once they got to dc or
01:01:17.840
new york and and so what happens is when they go to whether it is write a story or do a commercial
01:01:27.060
or make a boneheaded decision like the nfl did and and um let colin kaepernick um do whatever he wanted
01:01:35.640
despite having a contract that said you cannot do this is because they don't they are so disconnected
01:01:43.820
from the people who read their stories who buy their tickets who sit in their seats that is the
01:01:50.320
larger problem right that's where the problem begins it began at the same time where more
01:01:56.400
companies kept buying up smaller companies so there's less local connection to the people who buy your
01:02:04.340
products um but also um local news organizations started to shutter uh and and so people had to
01:02:13.140
gravitate to buying their items and or reading their news from places that don't know them they
01:02:21.020
don't know anyone that sits in a pew every sunday they don't know anyone that says a prayer before
01:02:26.240
dinner they don't know anyone that owns a gun they don't know anybody else who used a gun um and and
01:02:31.840
so because of that when they plop into a place they it they seem like a freak show they look at the
01:02:40.760
people say you're y'all are a freak show i have one minute i have one minute the reporter that
01:02:45.980
her job was threatened i mean she was just beat up by everybody from nbc yeah yeah um is and she folded
01:02:54.700
was that a message did everybody who was covering this know clearly what how bad fetterman was
01:03:02.400
yes they did i'm still i just watch them watch the same things i'd seen they knew they always knew
01:03:11.660
sasha burns is a very good reporter and i will sing her praises forever because she has kept on that
01:03:18.940
story and she continues to keep on the story i would i would keep an eye on her and i think it's
01:03:24.600
interesting that it's a young woman and a 63 year old grandma that only have the nerve to write
01:03:29.080
okay one last question 10 seconds fetterman gonna win or uh oz what i think it ends up i think it
01:03:37.240
ends up being oz i hope you're right this time uh thank you so much selena god bless and we'll
01:03:43.460
follow your reporting selenazito.com the glenn back program you know tunnel to towers has uh partnered
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with this program and with me because i really truly believe in them and they have the same mission
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in many ways that the american journey experience has in um in m1 they want to preserve history right
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now our kids if your grades k through 12 you're not getting anything on september 11th they're not
01:04:17.300
learning about it how is that possible they have a new institute 9-11 institute that teaches kids and
01:04:25.760
gives uh scripts and gives uh literature everything for the teachers to be able to discover the heroes
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they know remember that's i think what the most used command in this in the scriptures remember
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i love michael malice he is the host of the podcast you're welcome and uh he this is what it says on my
01:05:32.720
my sheet here from my producers uh a comedian attempts to convince glenn to endorse john fetterman
01:05:40.540
go at it michael and i know you're doing this just because you think fetterman in office would be fun
01:05:49.020
no that's not correct that's not actually and i i also want to point out something else i had a
01:05:54.640
correction issued from vice magazine which had said correction in a previous article uh michael malice was
01:06:01.820
identified as a comedian right so i am not i don't find you funny at all michael well that's why i'm
01:06:08.040
on this show where humor goes to die and common sense all right all right all right so why why are
01:06:16.040
you going to try to convince me to vote for uh john fetterman i don't think i'm not gonna convince you
01:06:22.160
to vote for him because you're not in pennsylvania but i will convince you that it's a good thing that
01:06:25.700
he defeats dr oz and for a couple of reasons would you agree with me that it is a superior
01:06:30.520
situation for america that we went obama obama trump than if we had gone obama romney romney in
01:06:37.940
the elections yes so if you went back in time to 2012 and you told yourself glenn quit now you're
01:06:46.040
going to be a mess in 10 years but other than that you should prefer and get rid of stew because he's
01:06:50.880
out of control but you should prefer that obama take this election because it's going to work out in
01:06:57.040
the long term you would have thought you were crazy but that would have been the correct result
01:07:01.120
right okay so wait wait wait wait wait am i right no no no i'm leading the you're on the road sir
01:07:05.900
no i could i may i speak yeah it's yeah go ahead all right um i stopped i stopped uh trying to figure
01:07:18.300
out uh long-term strategies after trump because i realized you know what it's got it'll it'll all
01:07:27.300
work out for the best just do the next right thing and you'll never convince me that the next right
01:07:33.900
thing is to have john fetterman in i can convince you very easily and this is why because the only
01:07:39.620
power the republican base has over the republican party is to refuse to put rhinos into congress that
01:07:46.120
is their only power we saw it in 2016 where establishment candidate after establishment
01:07:51.900
candidate was the stop trump candidate we're seeing it now in 2022 where mitch mcconnell is pulling money
01:07:58.340
from new hampshire when boldich has a chance against maggie hasson if it's a wave election and he's putting
01:08:03.520
into whatever north or south carolina which is definitely going to go to republican because mitch
01:08:08.220
mcconnell wants that vote that's going to be more loyal to him than towards the maggot wing and to the
01:08:12.600
american people so if you are going hold on let me just finish if you're going to take losses somewhere
01:08:17.680
or other it's better to have that loss be a democrat who can't even talk than let's suppose a barack
01:08:24.720
obama who's charismatic or nancy pelosi who is a good parliamentarian okay except i don't think he
01:08:32.380
would serve out his full term and that would put his wife in the that's fine but the point is
01:08:36.820
oswood's right okay okay no okay let me say one more sentence all right if you're on the debate
01:08:42.500
stage saying that your goal is to work with the democrats and your goal is to uh tighten up
01:08:47.540
background checks you know perfectly well how this person is going to govern but this is this is wait
01:08:52.420
but your point being that that the anti-trump candidates right were the establishment people
01:08:57.880
but this is this is trump's pick right this is this guy trump endorsed romney twice trump only cares
01:09:04.620
if someone returns his calls oh silence exactly you have nothing to say okay well i don't know i
01:09:13.180
have a lot to say in office would be very very bad would be very bad would be very bad why do you
01:09:18.700
want a competent democrat because you want someone who's good at being a democrat no no no if he's
01:09:24.820
going to if we have to have an incumbent democrat one that is terrible like in some ways would be
01:09:29.920
preferable because maybe they'd be easier to beat this is also a strategy been that's been attempted
01:09:34.520
by the democrats multiple times and it has not worked out particularly we got john we we have
01:09:38.560
we have joe biden on the same strategy i don't want another incompetent person in there would you
01:09:44.320
rather have obama in the white house right now than joe biden uh no oh interesting i had to think
01:09:53.380
about that yeah i mean isn't it a good thing that diane feinstein according to the new york post was
01:09:58.060
told three times by chuck schumer that she has to retire and she agreed three times and three times
01:10:03.020
she forgot about the conversation isn't that a good thing yes it is it is but i isn't it a good
01:10:09.260
thing when the democratic parties regard as a laughingstock as john stewart made the bush
01:10:13.160
administration for eight years instead of some some uh organization that people can look up to and
01:10:17.820
admire look michael michael michael listen to me listen to me these are all good things if it's not a
01:10:25.040
good night on election night or a bad election day on the next morning having you on saying these
01:10:33.300
things will go you know what you're right it is a good thing that betterman is in there you're right
01:10:39.300
it's save that save that because i'll need that is there any situation where you would prefer that
01:10:47.700
the democratic candidate win over the republican candidate i think this and it's speaking for
01:10:54.780
myself here i usually am incredibly i hate partisanship this particular election i'm more
01:11:03.020
partisan than normal because i want there to be an ability to stop what they are doing i the fact
01:11:10.240
is like dr oz as i've stated a thousand times is not the candidate that i want as a republican senator
01:11:16.760
uh however these votes matter and the fact that we may have supreme court justices that they're
01:11:23.040
going to be able to push through and things of that nature i think are really important so
01:11:26.800
control the senate matters if we can get up to 54 55 senators then you're looking at a potential
01:11:32.920
filibuster proof majority in 2024 yeah so i do think there are reasons for this yes so despite you just
01:11:38.740
saying you're not a partisan you're saying the only just to be clear the only times you're comfortable
01:11:43.140
with a democrat taking a seat is if there's 60 republicans no no no i'm i'm comfortable with a
01:11:49.000
democrat like if if joe lieberman decided to run i'd be like you know okay he's pretty good uh is he
01:11:55.800
joey voted for obamacare just because he like criticized the democrats you're happy with joe
01:12:01.120
lieberman now that's the that's the older joe lieberman he was good on some things yeah i mean
01:12:06.060
he was good on some things i at least agreed with him uh at times and he did have his own mind
01:12:13.740
uh i'm gonna say why fetterman is good on some things okay and you're not gonna you're not
01:12:18.160
gonna disagree with me all right the only time there's an effective anti-war coalition in congress
01:12:23.360
is when you have a republican president and that's when the democrats become anti-war in every other
01:12:28.600
circumstance both parties are tripping over themselves to support imperialism and the war state
01:12:33.480
and that's one thing fetterman would be good for i don't think i suck on everything i think
01:12:38.620
i mean again we have the democrats in office now they're all throwing how many billions of dollars
01:12:43.080
like i said if you had a republican president that's the only time there's an anti-war coalition
01:12:47.860
in congress with yes i know public presidents have led many many wars right right and the only time
01:12:53.260
they have opposition is with the left wing of the democrats yeah but having opposition but the war
01:12:58.240
still happens isn't a positive no i know but what he's saying no no no but what he's saying is
01:13:02.580
if we had and i don't think the same would be true with donald trump and i think this is changing
01:13:07.180
i think there a lot of conservatives are actually changing i agree with you where they're like what
01:13:13.320
what can we learn our lesson here this doesn't work get out of these you're not learning your lesson
01:13:21.080
because you keep voting in rhinos and oz is the king of that he had a show for 10 years he had never
01:13:26.800
stood up for conservative principles on a show once he's oprah winfrey's puppet and oprah winfrey
01:13:31.480
single-handedly got barack obama the nomination it would be nice if i'm surprised oprah winfrey has
01:13:37.780
not come out and uh helped dr oz at all it wouldn't help well well she supports it would
01:13:42.640
help in pennsylvania otherwise she wouldn't be black what's that she has to support biden or else she
01:13:47.240
wouldn't be black that's true ah you're right you're right i always forget that you're not really
01:13:52.420
black claws it's in the constitution if i'm so so michael let me let me ask you this um yeah what
01:14:04.600
were your thoughts when you watched him because it it wasn't funny at all it was really sad but it
01:14:11.560
made me also angry to watch the debate it was extremely funny because he opened up the debate by
01:14:18.380
saying hello good night um and this shaved chewbacca that they but his wife blocked me because she's
01:14:26.860
like oh john fetterman said i don't remember the statute of liberty i said he doesn't remember
01:14:30.260
remember anything you sadistic witch it is despicable it is despicable that his family and his
01:14:36.920
team put a broomstick up his bum and put him in front of that mic when any other candidate could
01:14:42.360
have served that purpose because they're not really voting for fetterman you're voting for a democratic
01:14:45.800
vote right like you don't really need the staff will run the the senate office so even if he can't
01:14:51.840
even talk it doesn't really matter we saw that with storm thurman through at the end when he was
01:14:54.820
literally 100 years old yeah you're you're you're seeing that with uh what's your name you're just
01:14:59.260
talking about uh in california yeah you're seeing the same thing that is that that is the biggest uh you
01:15:06.520
know threat to democracy they keep saying there's a threat to democracy they don't actually care about
01:15:12.320
deliberation they only want people in there they'll take them brain damaged uh you know on a stretcher
01:15:19.820
almost dead they stew just said he will support the republican in any circumstance that is not what i
01:15:26.120
said at all what i said was i'm not a partisan which by the way true i'm not a registered republican
01:15:32.320
or democrat i voted third party all the time my point is only in this election what i'm rooting for
01:15:39.220
not necessarily what i'm voting for what i'm rooting for is freaking the end of democratic
01:15:45.020
control of the senate this should not be a controversial viewpoint on this particular program
01:15:50.300
it's not hang on just a sec i am with him on this because we are at the end of the republic and i know
01:15:58.940
that makes some people happy it doesn't make me happy i'd like to before we burn it down i'd like to
01:16:06.020
see can we get it on the track enough and find uh you know find an elon musk that will come in and go
01:16:13.540
yeah we're firing all you people i am just shocked that we got stew to admit on air that he's a member
01:16:20.600
of andrew yang's forward party this is where you're an anarchist but here we are this is where you're an
01:16:28.460
anarchist you come up and you just stir it all up and then you leave this is why john federman's wise
01:16:35.940
wife blocked you by the way real quick what do you think the changes are going to mean anything
01:16:44.720
substantial with uh twitter yes i think that for a long time corporate journalists and academic
01:16:51.760
professors who were i you know refer to as members of the enemy class they were taking loss after loss
01:16:57.220
after loss on twitter because for the first time they had accountability they're not in their offices
01:17:01.140
where they kind of protected against criticism and now without having that shield in front of them
01:17:06.920
they're really gonna uh have a come to jesus moment with their depravity and malfeasance and it's
01:17:11.960
going to be absolutely glorious to watch the them throw tantrums the next couple years so does
01:17:16.040
on monday he said the change some changes are going into effect the first changes uh babylon b
01:17:21.600
donald trump who's back i hope trump i hope trump waits until after the midterms because this is
01:17:28.360
just going to give the democrats an issue and distraction from inflation and abortion and all
01:17:32.880
this unspending so we can worry about trump on november 9th yeah i really hope he has that presence of
01:17:37.980
mind to keep his mouth shut just for another two weeks michael malice thank you so much appreciate
01:17:42.300
it michael always a pleasure guys both veteran host of uh he's such a jerk he is such a jerk he just
01:17:50.180
loves to stir it up he's going to be on the coverage and i'm like oh it's gonna be fun yeah i'm like
01:17:56.580
we're not going to get any real work done because he's just going to play contrarian just to get us
01:18:02.460
all going uh but anyway we're going to have a lot of fun uh all of the blaze hosts the biggest blaze hosts
01:18:09.460
are going to be there uh with our coverage you don't want to miss it on election night uh we have
01:18:15.840
megan kelly we uh uh dave rubin jason whitlock stew pat uh everybody's also gonna be there gonzalez
01:18:24.440
also primetime 99 alex stein who is between him and malice if i lose control of the night it will be
01:18:34.500
these two to blame because they they you never know what they're going to say um also just a quick
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reminder the following wednesday a week later i'm doing a special show on targets of tyranny how to
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we stop with the clever voting stop it doesn't ever work out for us it doesn't ever work out but 19
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elections from now maybe things will turn out better no no great john roberts i'm waiting for
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john roberts he wrote something and he changed that vote i remember that right yeah because he's
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gonna what he's gonna do shut up right you vote for who you want to vote for i don't you just don't
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care who you vote you do what you you want to do you do the next right thing yeah just do just that's
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it what you believe is right that people get so like what if we elect this person who will then
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lose to that person who will then be thrown out of office and then my cousin jimmy will get the seat
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it's like all right i'm sure in your world that is going to happen perfectly just like you think it
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is but in reality like you what you shouldn't try to predict what is going to occur with every single
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thing in the future just do the thing you believe is actually right you know that that's it voting your
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conscience has had a bad name over the day over the years for whatever reason but like it's still
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this is the glenbeck program hey welcome to the glenbeck program it is friday i just want to give
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you some uh serious news here before we get into alex stein uh who's in studio with us but nancy
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pelosi's husband was attacked in their home last night uh blood force trauma he's in the hospital they
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say he's going to say he's going to survive but somebody came in and almost beat him to death with
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a hammer uh god bless them where was the security shouldn't they have security uh the answer to that
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is clearly yes we don't have any details but this is uh this is bad and all of our politicians our judges
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i don't care what side you're on if you're serving you deserve some protection because the world has gone
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insane we pray for the pelosi family today all right alex stein joins us in 60 seconds
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alex stein is here i never know what's gonna happen with alex stein it's already been a rough day
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so what'd you say it's been an adventure roller coaster ride of a show so far already already
01:26:53.540
well today's unorthodox too it's an honor and a privilege but then you got a gala going on here
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so the place is uh you know wild you got 10 different people running in and out with chairs
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superman outfits i mean it's nuts at blaze right now we told them that they had to wear the superman
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outfit to be able to bring the chairs in so that makes sense yeah it makes the chairs look really
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heavy so uh alex is the host of conspiracy castle uh he is a blaze tv contributor prime time
01:27:22.640
99 alex stein uh i just i just did something with you on television last week and i played some of
01:27:29.480
the clips of you where you go in and you'll go into city council meetings and you i don't know how
01:27:36.020
you pull this off with a straight face for as long as you do because they're absurd what you're saying
01:27:41.520
is absurd and everybody just acts like it's not well i mean we live it we live in an absurd world so
01:27:48.920
people you know are having trouble deciphering what is real and what is fake and you know my
01:27:53.780
comedic hero is andy kaufman so really i'm just kind of a hack i'm just you know basically mixing
01:27:58.120
absurdity and reality and in the culture we live in today you can't tell what is you can't you can't
01:28:02.980
uh so you were just up at a uh campus you were going to um give a talk with uh what's his name
01:28:10.300
gavin mckinnis yeah gavin mckinnis and they actually spat on you literally literally and it was a pretty
01:28:18.160
this this girl she'd been practicing that was uh that was not a first time spitter can we play
01:28:23.820
the video here i just want to say you guys are a poor representation of the youth of our nation
01:28:43.400
this is so dangerous this is the future of our of our country i mean i know these are the brightest
01:29:16.280
yeah so she's she has to get you an audio person yeah that's that's that's
01:29:20.200
yeah the audio well no no it was crazy like that it was just uh the mic was a little too close to my
01:29:24.760
mouth but yes we did realize yes we know what caused it the question is all right you guys control
01:29:31.580
me i'm the troll no trolling me mike was not perfect i was in a war zone if i'm in kabul afghanistan i'm
01:29:37.960
sorry if the audio is not perfect stew i apologize okay so you were at penn state um and they wanted
01:29:46.920
you not to be at penn state they don't understand freedom of speech at all uh are you are you gonna
01:29:55.880
do anything about it i mean not the spitter i mean the spitter is just no she's a young kid i mean i'm
01:30:00.680
not gonna go after her that would be punching down but no i am going to file a civil rights lawsuit
01:30:05.480
against penn state university because they said they had a lot of kickback glenn before the event
01:30:10.240
saying oh it should be shut down it should be shut down and the university administrator said oh well
01:30:13.860
we're going to go on with it we believe in free speech we're state universities they're publicly
01:30:17.400
funded they have federal money so they're held to a different standard than these private colleges
01:30:22.120
once they shut it down you know that made them liable to a lawsuit but this is the problem when
01:30:26.620
when you're in that group glenn ever you're a fascist you're a fascist i said well define a
01:30:31.400
fascist for me and i think benito mussolini defined fascism as the merger of corporation and state
01:30:36.260
i'm anti-establishment i don't want corporation and state together at all but these kids do so
01:30:41.980
it's all projection it's sol alinsky's rules for radicals where you accuse the enemy of doing
01:30:47.920
what you're actually doing and this is a clear-cut example of these kids being confused and not even
01:30:51.680
knowing it's like the dog that chases the car once it catches up to the bumper it doesn't know what to
01:30:55.560
do with it so so this is the future um and we used to say yeah we'll wait until they get into the real
01:31:02.700
world that's over they are in the real world now and we're the ones having to change i i saw a poll
01:31:10.700
recently about freedom of speech and everybody says they're for freedom of speech but there's a
01:31:15.860
good now i believe majority of uh people under 40 that are saying yeah but i mean some free speech
01:31:23.500
should put you in jail yeah which is ridiculous and if you look at on twitter right now now with
01:31:28.740
elon musk taking it over and giving us the impression that we're gonna have free speech people
01:31:32.460
are going nuts they're so excited but then the people on the left glenn are melting down and that's
01:31:37.200
where i'm like why are these people these blue check marks afraid of letting human beings say
01:31:41.760
however they feel and that's the problem is they don't want you to be able to say how you actually
01:31:46.280
feel well so today is going to be interesting the next few weeks really on twitter because i just have
01:31:52.040
this great urge just to go iver ivermectin is the best oh yeah um and you know people will push
01:31:59.800
the boundaries of free speech which you know there there has to be responsibility with every
01:32:05.780
right there's responsibility let's not do that that's not necessarily good for society well my
01:32:11.240
favorite is a guy or excuse me woman rachel levine and rachel levine who was born dick levine and if you
01:32:16.200
say rachel levine is a man on twitter you can get kicked off twitter as a matter of fact babylon b that's
01:32:21.060
why their account got suspended for just saying basically a fact i mean rachel levine although she's one of
01:32:25.820
the most beautiful administrators we've ever had she's a man that's a dude baby as austin power
01:32:30.660
said i don't know if that's how i said it but yeah if you say that's a man that's a man that's it
01:32:35.280
you're sharper than me glenn but i'm just saying it's just you can't even point out the elephant
01:32:39.340
in the room so when you say the ivermectin you say the sudden adult death syndrome you say any of
01:32:43.160
that type of stuff on twitter you're subject to removal although that that that ends today in
01:32:48.020
theory yeah well elon musk said we'll see elon musk said the bird is free at 11 o'clock he tweeted
01:32:53.740
last night the bird has been freed well you know and i i take it back to the midterms too it's like
01:32:58.700
you know now that they give us the impression that we have free speech oftentimes i think they can even
01:33:02.620
censor us more it's like we see potentially we're going to have a red wave in the coming up election
01:33:06.760
but because of all the legislation that the biden administration and my biden administration has put
01:33:12.020
in for the past two years we can't even get in office and change everything so that will all lay on
01:33:16.360
the laps of conservatives so when the economy crashes and everything goes to crap they're going to say
01:33:20.160
yeah well you guys had all the control you guys did it all you know then this is all the republican
01:33:24.480
conservative problem i said this a couple of weeks ago you watch they've been denying that we're in a
01:33:29.940
recession they've been dying that there's any kind of problems jobs are fine we've all been saying no
01:33:35.540
they're not this is going to get worse from here uh now biden is already setting up i'm telling you if
01:33:43.160
you give the congress and the senate to the republicans it's going to get worse yeah and you look at our
01:33:49.600
economy i mean the idea that anybody can buy a single family home people can't i mean people
01:33:53.700
can't afford their groceries people can't afford you know to fill up the gas tank so you know people
01:33:57.820
are struggling right now and and they're asking for help but all they can do is give an 80 80 more
01:34:02.240
billion dollars to ukraine i mean it's just absurd that these people they don't want to help us i think
01:34:06.080
everything they're doing is a controlled demolition of the american system especially the idea that why are
01:34:11.080
they taking us off energy independence the oil and gas industry can lift up this entire world we could we
01:34:16.160
could basically supply i know just here in texas why are we not doing that why are we not taking
01:34:19.740
advantage of the things that would make our country which was the most powerful country in the world i
01:34:24.260
don't know if that's the case any longer how old are you 35 35 years old i was just sobering up when i
01:34:31.220
was 35 well you know do you say that glenn that changed my life i quit drinking when i was 31 and that
01:34:36.440
was the biggest uh change in my life that that was and everybody out there i'm not trying to be a you
01:34:41.420
know uh negative nancy i know everybody wants to have their fun but alcohol and drugs is a lifestyle
01:34:47.120
that will only make you more depressed and it will only ruin your life destroy it just destroy it and
01:34:52.340
once you can take a step back because you can't see it you know you can't see the force for the big
01:34:55.860
tree in front of your face if you're out there and you're struggling take a break take a month off
01:34:59.740
take a couple weeks off but you know in society with the fentanyl and the drug crisis everybody has a
01:35:04.440
problem they want to medicate so i think sadly the drug problem is only going to get worse i was reading
01:35:08.480
ryan holiday's new book which is about discipline and one of the things he talks because he doesn't
01:35:12.020
drink at all and he he talks about uh how the best way to make a decision as to whether you should
01:35:17.800
continue a habit that's questionable to you is to think about it as if it came out today and you knew
01:35:23.440
everything about it would you still make the decision like if alcohol was released in stores
01:35:28.400
tomorrow for the first time with all the information that we already know about it would you start
01:35:33.000
drinking tomorrow yes yeah margaritas are fun too everybody wants to have a margarita
01:35:38.320
yes i would no but i think that's a really wise way of looking at that because you know most of
01:35:43.300
these things they become like drinking is cultural right like i you know i i drink a certainly a little
01:35:48.420
bit more than you guys at this point but not a lot you know i'm not but a social drinker i'll have a
01:35:53.100
drink or two if we go out to dinner or whatever and often you go out and it just feels like all right
01:35:57.640
everyone else is ordering a drink i should order a drink and it that's just dumb cultural pressure
01:36:02.360
pen gillette said the same thing you know he just came to that point where he was like you know what
01:36:06.300
i don't care anymore i'm not i'm not going to be embarrassed about not ordering a drink oh i i i
01:36:10.280
think you you guys are on the other side of this where maybe you know you've had a glenn certainly i
01:36:15.280
don't know you know alex as as well but like you had a real problem with this it was ruining your life
01:36:20.380
it was destroying your life in fact i mean look at what it made you today so you had that and you came on
01:36:25.820
the other side and you said hey all right like now i can look at this and see how absurd these things
01:36:30.980
work because you went through that pain most people don't go through that pain and i've never
01:36:34.560
had any never had any negative consequences from drinking other than a couple of bad headaches and
01:36:39.240
a vomit or two uh so like you get but you realize it's just a dumb decision overall it doesn't it
01:36:46.640
doesn't improve your life it doesn't make it doesn't give you any long-term prospects of of growth per
01:36:52.880
se it's just something we do because it's culturally there if i would have bought stock in jack
01:36:57.280
daniels or makers mark i would have made a lot of money i buy stock in it all you want
01:37:02.800
i'm convinced i just me alone drove that company to your point stew and i always say this you know
01:37:10.720
and i stole this from charles barkley in the 80s i'm not a role model so i don't want to give anybody
01:37:14.620
necessarily advice but the first piece of advice i will give everybody as i say that do not worry
01:37:20.340
about the opinions of others that's what we try to do nobody cares even your person that's probably
01:37:24.480
you know they say you know what is your biggest fan is a stranger and your biggest you know enemy
01:37:28.620
is probably somebody real close to you so worrying about the opinions of strangers just be yourself
01:37:33.220
you know i saw i saw an interview with larry king right before he passed away and they said what is
01:37:36.420
some advice for future broadcasters and he said kid just be yourself and i think that you know you
01:37:41.100
could extrapolate that for everybody just be yourself that doesn't mean be a jerk or you know be an a-hole
01:37:45.140
but just be yourself and be unapologetically and i will tell you that um especially with drinking i don't
01:37:51.580
know if you were like this but you didn't really have a problem with it not necessarily yeah um
01:37:56.240
when i stopped drinking misery loves company nobody likes your good friends i lost most of them and i
01:38:06.320
ended up with stew this is not a commercial most of your friends they like you the way you are
01:38:14.980
and when you say hey i'm cleaning up but you do whatever you want yeah it doesn't bother me i'm
01:38:21.380
just making this choice for me a lot of my friends they weren't for it it's a scarlet letter for
01:38:28.320
whatever reason because you're not on the same level you're not the one getting intoxicated yeah
01:38:31.840
it's weird yeah it's really really strange so uh where are you going from here what's uh what's the
01:38:37.780
next well i'm uh i'm headed to florida but i got another speaking engagement in the spring at
01:38:43.140
university of tennessee under the same group uncensored america so we'll see i'm sure the
01:38:47.000
uh you know i'm sure the college kids will be out in full force with their pitchforks but at the
01:38:51.860
same time glenn you know people say oh it's so scary it's really not that scary getting you know
01:38:56.080
people yelling at you i love i love it you know i love confrontation so for me it's like if i could
01:39:01.620
do this every weekend glenn i'm ready to get on the plane let's go let's yell and scream in my face
01:39:08.320
only because you know you look at all those kids you see every single one of them you're like oh
01:39:11.940
those kids are insane well the only person more insane than those kids was me prime time 99 alex
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so did you watch the fetterman debate oh yeah i mean it was embarrassing the only person like the
01:40:42.240
debate more than any conservative is dr oz i mean he he was he's a real champion he was i think that
01:40:48.120
i think that took great restraint from oz because fetterman was a jerk from the get-go he's not only
01:40:56.160
he's not only having hard time processing things he the one thing he's a lot like my grandfather my
01:41:02.900
my dad's father who was a jerk in real life and then when he had a stroke he was just mean
01:41:09.280
um and i i kind of got that from fetterman too i think he's kind of a mean guy oh for sure and his
01:41:15.320
wife jersey giselle she's not very likable either but you know what i've noticed on twitter now with
01:41:19.880
all the blue check marks they're saying if you tease fetterman they're saying oh you cannot make
01:41:23.700
fun of you're an ableist you're an ableist for making fun of him and that we need more stroke
01:41:27.920
victims you know in politics it's just you know there's a big elephant in the room and if we point
01:41:32.700
to the elephant you're racist or you're bigoted what does it tell you about the democrats uh that
01:41:38.980
they they already have feinstein uh they have nancy pelosi who is you know arguably um
01:41:46.600
not reincarnated uh you have uh you have joe biden and now fetterman i mean they say they believe in
01:41:53.940
the individual and democracy i don't think so i think they would line up a whole bunch of zombies
01:41:58.380
if they would just vote the way everybody told them to vote well that's obvious did you see the
01:42:02.940
runway footage of chuck schumer talking to joe biden and he said you could you know hear him wording that
01:42:07.300
the debate didn't hurt us that much these people do not care about these actually candidates i mean
01:42:11.600
if they would they would put the best candidate forward but the fact that john fetterman is you
01:42:16.200
know one of the most important senate seats in pennsylvania and he is their best choice that's just
01:42:21.740
kind of a shocking sad realization that lurch is is going to be running the country i mean come on
01:42:26.940
i really think he looks um uh he looks like frankenstein from young frankenstein i really if
01:42:34.500
gene wilder was around maybe somebody can do this just uh you know with photoshop but i i'd like to
01:42:39.980
see fetterman dressed in the tuxedo on stage doing putting on the ritz from the movie young
01:42:48.440
frankenstein don't you remember putting on the ritz you don't remember somebody look it up yeah it is
01:42:54.740
john fetterman and glenn one of the movies that was shot here was adam's family values which is a great
01:42:59.700
movie and he looks like a character out of adam's family values i mean he literally looks like
01:43:03.800
definitely got a lurch situation going yeah i mean i mean the guy his tie wasn't i mean
01:43:09.100
how do you even consider a guy who lived until what he was 40 or 50 in his parents basement
01:43:18.000
well and and i and i brought up this was too how did he even become the lieutenant governor how did
01:43:22.680
that i don't know how did he become mayor in the town that he was mayor they lost 40 of their
01:43:26.180
population their their population went down to 1700 people so i mean the guy is uh and it's
01:43:30.760
similar to beto o'rourke i mean these people they can lose elections and somehow they fail
01:43:35.440
upwards it's insane i i love him he's always talking about gun violence and all the things
01:43:40.000
he did dr oz never did anything to stop gun violence you were a mayor of a city of 1700 people
01:43:46.400
how much i i've lived in a small town growing up it was like 10 times that size like well how there's
01:43:52.540
no gun violence there what what how much gun violence was there in this town well i know that
01:43:57.400
there was a black man running through his neighborhood he didn't have a gun but fetterman
01:44:02.720
did held him at gunpoint he stopped doing that that's true he did stop that one time well and
01:44:08.680
speaking of gun violence i think if paul pelosi might have had a gun his situation would have
01:44:12.020
been a little better in san francisco either him or somebody around him i mean like that is a
01:44:16.120
terrifying situation we don't know anything about who did it we all know what's happening on twitter
01:44:20.540
where every republican that has ever been born is already being blamed for it so congratulations
01:44:24.340
everyone i apologize yeah but like in reality like how is this how is there not more protection
01:44:30.040
on nancy pelosi's home that's absolutely inexcusable of course there should be there's it only takes one
01:44:34.880
idiot right it only takes one person even if she was not famous she's very very wealthy you should
01:44:41.080
have some security there and these protect yourself these are the same people that said january 6 is
01:44:45.240
worse than 9 11 so i mean come on if you're gonna protect yourself yeah they believe that she would
01:44:50.060
they believe if they believe that then she would be protected as if her house is fort knox
01:44:54.460
alex stein thank you always a pleasure it's an honor and a pleasure it's uh it's good to have you
01:45:00.760
here and you'll be joining us on election night yes sir i'll be there and we got some bits some wild
01:45:06.120
stuff coming so make sure to tune in guys because we're going to be going insane for the ukraine
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it'll be great the glenn back program juan wrote in about his dog's experience with rough greens he
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ah let me give you a let me give you a couple of things first an update on the missing abc news
01:46:54.520
employee who disappeared rolling stone magazine uh wrote an article an article uh about uh about
01:47:04.540
this guy's disappearance uh they don't know where he uh they don't know where he is he was picked up
01:47:11.720
by the fbi in april and nobody saw him after that here's the latest according to rolling stone a first
01:47:19.680
report of the fbi's raid and meek's mysterious disappearance immediately thereafter meek was
01:47:24.460
allegedly suspected of possessing classified documents in his personal commute computer which
01:47:29.940
by the way you cannot arrest a journalist and you can't take their computer uh on that at least
01:47:35.500
without letting the attorney general or assistant attorney general know about it uh but now according
01:47:40.340
to a more recent report published by the daily beast which is complete which is has even far less
01:47:46.960
credibility than rolling stone it's the battle of the absolute bottom of the barrel of journalism here
01:47:52.260
between rolling stone and daily beast uh meek's disappearance his abrupt resignation from abc news and
01:47:57.300
the fbi's raid on his apartment are not connected sources who spoke to the daily beast we don't know
01:48:03.180
who they are revealed that meek is not only safe and living with his mother but he also resigned as
01:48:08.860
the network's investigative reporter uh producer to avoid embarrassment uh meek reportedly told friends
01:48:14.900
at abc that he left for personal reasons and in an effort to save colleagues in the company any
01:48:20.200
embarrassment how come any of the colleagues that why why are the colleagues saying that they have no
01:48:25.180
comment on this they don't know why are his friends saying what happened to him we haven't seen him
01:48:31.600
and like because the only other theory we came up with at the time was like okay maybe he's going
01:48:36.820
through some real you know personal harm like you know he's i don't know has a drug problem or has
01:48:41.680
just throwing out whatever one of those types of things that wouldn't embarrass abc news no there
01:48:47.700
would be no reason for that to hide embarrassment of abc news like that has nothing to do with it the only
01:48:51.780
thing i mean what would embarrass abc news uh a a scandal with their reporting yeah so he's making
01:48:58.700
stuff up right something like that and if that's true that's this makes this story even worse because
01:49:03.120
then abc news is hiding the scandal correct they're hiding the scandal and the fbi picked picked this guy
01:49:09.540
up as he's writing a book about how disastrous things were in afghanistan right the fbi still has not
01:49:17.540
uh responded um we can't get any family members to respond we're getting a we're getting a dog that
01:49:24.960
just never lets go of a bone next week i'm asking him now hopefully he'll be on next week but i know
01:49:32.180
somebody who will not rest until this is figured out um by the way uh twitter taken over by elon musk
01:49:41.740
the the sink thing yeah i don't even know what that was elon it was very strange a really bad
01:49:50.740
dad joke joke i yeah like a bad dad pun him coming to work and let that sink in and then he walks in
01:49:58.460
the door with a sink whoa that is because i thought this guy was like this rock star rebel and then i
01:50:04.080
saw that i was like maybe he just is he's got a doubles pickleball match around the corner and
01:50:09.260
like it was very strange it was very strange because it's not him no he is a guy who gets
01:50:16.040
flamethrowers and puts rockets in space and it goes he's the real life seconds he's the real life
01:50:21.680
tony stark yeah okay it was just a so bad yeah who advised again yeah he's he's a quirky character so
01:50:29.440
maybe he just loves his puns i don't know i don't know weird um here's uh chuck schumer and joe
01:50:35.680
biden on the tarmac outside air force one is schumer telling him that the pennsylvania debate
01:50:42.560
didn't hurt him too much and they're picking up steam in nevada and that should uh that it would
01:50:48.220
be hard to believe that uh georgians would go for herschel walker listen
01:50:52.000
you know i can't you can barely understand him here um but uh it's hard to believe that georgians
01:51:12.200
would go for herschel walker why why is that hard to believe if you just put a guy who cannot speak
01:51:20.520
or think on the stage and it didn't affect things why do you think it's hard to believe that georgians
01:51:27.860
would go for herschel walker yeah a state that's been read mostly all of this time and also is they're
01:51:32.980
running a you know statewide hero herschel walker is one of the most beloved figures until this race
01:51:40.800
everybody in georgia loved him now only half of the people love him but you know look he is uh there's a
01:51:46.740
reason why he got that seat and why the republicans were so excited to run him he has a great reputation
01:51:52.020
uh you know in the state and also is much more closely aligned with traditionally what the state likes to
01:51:58.960
do uh family values uh you know lower taxes there's a red state profile that has only recently changed
01:52:07.240
so it's not at all surprising that they would vote for herschel walker here's a uh another eco-terrorist
01:52:12.240
that have targeted a girl with a pearl uh it's a famous painting in the hague in a museum roll this
01:52:21.160
please don't worry there's i think there's only about eight hey
01:52:27.080
what are you doing what are you doing what are you doing what are you doing
01:52:38.000
how do you feel when you see something beautiful and price was being apparently destroyed before
01:52:52.880
this is this is this gotta stop this is just these people this has been some really good
01:53:00.000
think pieces on this people saying like how can we destroy art and am i the only one who just says
01:53:05.620
you know i just don't care about art that much i gotta be honest with you i don't i don't care
01:53:09.140
when you're making these statements i like they shouldn't do it but like honestly like you know
01:53:14.100
what i'd be much more if you if you burn down my local target i'd be more upset if they if they
01:53:18.560
weren't targeting the ones with glass on them no it's not even real it's not even real how do you
01:53:23.480
feel when it's supposedly being destroyed the same way i feel that the environment and the earth is
01:53:30.000
supposedly being destroyed okay it's not um here's uh biden he went up to uh syracuse uh yesterday
01:53:38.720
and he he wanted to make sure everybody knew the economy was roaring by the way i know what you're
01:53:45.360
thinking he was in syracuse the answer is dream sickle his favorite ice cream that that's what he was
01:53:52.520
having oh good um okay so here he is on food prices and by the way the food price is the main
01:53:59.240
driver of food prices is not the price of beef and eggs etc or up it's packaged goods packaged goods
01:54:06.840
you're going to see people not buying kellogg's uh raisin bran which you're going to see them buy
01:54:12.020
another raisin bran which would be a dollar cheaper i mean so what's happening is there is real movement
01:54:18.020
if you eat too much bran there is real movement there is yeah uh that doesn't make any sense at all i
01:54:24.660
mean no it does not but fetterman had a comment on this i don't know if you heard the uh fetterman
01:54:30.700
uh comment i did not hear it no yeah here he is have you ever had a dream
01:54:36.340
that that you um you had you you you you could you do you you want you you could do so you you do
01:54:47.280
you you you you want you want him to do you so much you could do anything so i mean i think once
01:54:54.260
once fetterman raise it weighs in on things it becomes very very clear it does become clear that's
01:55:00.200
a very so he his point is i want to make sure i understand fully yeah okay so
01:55:05.520
beef eggs they're up yeah but they're not up as much as packaged goods and the solution to that
01:55:12.320
is to buy packaged goods from other brands that are a dollar cheaper yes yes the packaged goods
01:55:18.400
because those are up but not the name brand so you know buy something else that's not made by
01:55:25.220
you know one of these corporations fetterman's point made more sense it did it did um the podcast
01:55:32.840
this weekend there are two of them uh yeah yeah that's i mean i am working my fingers to the bone
01:55:40.860
and then i come home and do you care no you don't care you don't don't you didn't watch the podcast
01:55:46.900
anyway uh did two podcasts one with carrie lake is a must watch uh that came out uh why are you
01:55:54.760
looking at me like that i'm not i'm just listening to you talk about your uh interviews i've been
01:55:59.360
excited to hear them because actually both of them are really interesting yeah figures and the other
01:56:04.080
one is um uh votie bacham he is a guy that i discovered you know not not that i discovered
01:56:11.280
it's not like he was in a cave someplace and i'm like america's got talent i just discovered
01:56:14.940
fuck i'm here uh he is he is a he's a fascinating fascinating guy um who is a preacher kind of run
01:56:27.340
out on the rails here in america because uh he was speaking the truth about social justice and
01:56:34.300
everything else um he got an offer to to run a university in africa so he's over there in africa
01:56:41.640
um he is truly a a deep thinking guy in fact he was uh nominated to be president of the southern
01:56:50.960
baptist convention uh he he talks about that a little bit and how interesting that was um because
01:56:58.260
there's there's a battle in all of our faiths all of our faiths um and they're going woke or they're
01:57:04.480
going to stand which is it uh he will help you uh navigate those waters here he is
01:57:11.480
in from the podcast talking a little bit about dealing with a hostile government listen and they
01:57:19.000
become abusive really abusive to things that i hold sacred not that i like not that but sacred
01:57:27.240
how do you how do you square that circle with you know obeying your governments yeah here's what's
01:57:37.540
interesting um we're we're not necessarily called to obey our government in everything nobody can
01:57:49.120
command what god forbids and nobody can forbid what god commands okay covid regulations notwithstanding
01:57:56.220
that that was inappropriate the government does not have the right to tell the church that she can't
01:58:01.180
meet for example and i think we have for example in in in acts chapter four we have an example of this
01:58:09.380
when you know peter and and and john are told not to you know preach or teach anymore in the name of
01:58:17.540
jesus and their response is right whether it is right to obey you rather than god you be the judge but
01:58:23.520
we cannot stop speaking about what we heard um when the apostle paul is in the in jail in philippi
01:58:31.040
he's been jailed there and eventually they find out that he's a roman citizen and you know you okay
01:58:39.180
you go no i'm not going you bring the magistrate here right he jailed me illegitimately right um so
01:58:48.320
as christians um our position is not that the state just you know has the right to do whatever
01:58:58.440
the state wants to do as christians on the one hand no one has the right to command what god forbids
01:59:04.900
or forbid what god commands right um and out of deference to the state we're willing to accept
01:59:10.340
whatever punishment we have to accept when we say no right right but on the other hand as citizens
01:59:16.980
we have rights and here's the other thing as americans we're in a very unique position
01:59:29.460
most americans look at like romans 13 you know um i think that you're alluding to
01:59:38.540
and they say well you know according to romans 13 you know we have to submit to them guess what
01:59:45.340
as an american do you know what my governing authority is it's not an individual it's god
01:59:51.880
it's god is ultimately my governing authority but as an american citizen
01:59:56.940
my governing authority is the constitution yes correct that's my governing authority and everybody
02:00:04.140
is held to that governing authority so one of the problems that we have is we don't know what it says
02:00:13.440
so when this person says something that's completely out of line with that well we go oh i guess i'm
02:00:21.560
supposed to do it no what you might ought to do is confront that based on the fact that they are not
02:00:31.740
obeying what we're all you know agreed to obey which is our constitution we have more on this this is a
02:00:40.640
fascinating conversation uh with vody bacham and uh you can get it now uh at the blaze or you can
02:00:47.340
listen to it on my podcast i think it's episode 191 uh vody bachman it'll be out uh everywhere tomorrow
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welcome to the glennbeck program uh nancy pelosi's uh husband i just tweeted out uh prayers for nancy
02:02:53.800
pelosi and her husband it's horrifying no matter who did this meth head left right crazy not don't
02:03:01.480
i don't care they need to be found and they need to be jailed there is no room in our society for this
02:03:09.400
kind of behavior none none and i don't care if it's an unknown old man in a subway or nancy pelosi's
02:03:18.300
husband enough is enough enough enough is enough all right we'll be back uh pray on this one because
02:03:28.160
the press is gonna use this one way or another um and god forbid it turns out to be somebody who
02:03:37.820
doesn't like nancy pelosi's policies it this is really not good pray for the nation this is a threat