The Dangerous TRUTH About Comey's '8647' Trump Post ｜ Guests： Neal McDonough & Jason Whitlock ｜ 5⧸16⧸25
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On this week's episode of The Sounds of the Suburbs, we sit down with Bobby Sneaks Lombardo, a seasoned burglar who recently had a career-altering encounter with a man armed with a stun gun.
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Got to get to James Comey and 86-47 here in just a second.
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If you don't know what that is, wait until you hear this.
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But anyway, we have another episode of Glenn and Stu Super Babies.
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You know, I think we've been taking this baby filter.
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I don't know if you haven't seen the baby filter thing that is going around.
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I could actually watch this show all day long if we were babies.
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I think we were better if we look like babies, quite honestly.
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Now, we were doing a bit a couple of days ago about this.
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And so he sends a text to one of his friends, and I don't know what it means.
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Stu doesn't really know what it means, and we're talking about it.
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And it was good, and it was informative, but it takes on a whole new feeling if we're babies talking about it.
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Now, if you are watching The Blaze or you're watching us on Roku or wherever you're watching us, you'll enjoy this.
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If it's radio, it's just going to sound like a radio bit, but go to my Instagram page, and you'll see the babies.
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He got a text from his friend this night, the night in question, and he was texted this.
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And I was wondering, how would you interpret that particular defense?
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Somebody is selling fake Ralph Lauren clothing.
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He needs to get to his joint, his house, because he has some way to prove that that person is doing wrong.
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It's a very powerful company that should be doing it themselves.
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But here's this hero going and saying, I got to get to my house.
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Yes, I've got to get the things that will help Ralph Lauren with this copyright infringement.
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Now, I don't think Brandon was from Mount Vernon.
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So there may be a bit of a dialect difference here.
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Apparently, what he was saying was he needed his gun, which was his joint.
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You know, as you're watching this, you know what makes this so amazing?
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And so, I mean, it's wild that AI can do this now.
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When you're looking in a baby's eyes, it's so innocent.
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So when we're doing sarcasm, you know, it's Ralph Lauren.
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It's something I, for the very first time, I'm like, that's what Christ means about come to me as a child.
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We've lost the, you know, no baby is sarcastic.
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This is just, this, I'm, Lord, do not listen to this because I'm condemning myself right now.
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And they're actually trying to figure things out.
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And it's the cynicism that stops us, or the arrogance, that stops us from looking and saying, what else could this be?
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You know, because we've gone through life and we're like, that's not happening.
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Nope, they weren't trying to, they weren't trying to help Ralph Lauren out.
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Now, maybe we, maybe we as babies can figure out, um, uh, 86, 47.
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Now, I don't know, Stu, if you saw the James Comey tweets yesterday.
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Well, I mean, and when you say his tweets, I mean, he took a picture of a shell formation that he found on a beach.
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I mean, I mean, I'm sorry, but I'm not a baby with my little innocent eyes.
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There's no, I wish I was, uh, there's no way that that's, that he just stumbled across that and he was like, oh, this is a cool seashell formation.
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Uh, I don't really know what it means, but I know it's political of something, so I'm going to put it up on Instagram.
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Like, either he did it himself, which the most likely.
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I don't have, can somebody find the, uh, response?
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Because he came back later and reposted on it and said, I just found that.
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I posted earlier a picture of, uh, some shells I saw today on the beach walk, which I just assumed was a political message.
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I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence.
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It never occurred to me, but I opposed violence of any kind.
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I mean, he knows somebody did it, but I, I knew it had to have some political meaning.
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Do you post something that you know has some political meaning, meaning without saying, does anybody know what this means?
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Particularly if you happen to be the, uh, former head of the FBI.
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Uh, you know, if I, if I can, I can walk you through this Glenn as a former proud veteran of Chili's.
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Uh, where 86 means like when you don't want cheese on the burger that normally comes with cheese, you're like the burger, 86 cheese.
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Now, also it could mean remove the cheese, right?
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Like, I, I mean, it wasn't, I don't know that it's.
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It might be 86, the cheese, which means get rid of the cheese.
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But it also, um, has, uh, roots back during the bootleg time.
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I couldn't find it anywhere, but I heard this story from somebody who was, you know, uh, you know, kind of a wandering historian of New York.
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And I don't remember what place it is, but it had, uh, it was a bootleg club and during prohibition.
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And it was on a block and the basement went the entire city block.
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And so it was bootlegs and gambling underneath.
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And the cops only knew about the front entrance.
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And so they would say 86, it it's the cops, which may, which meant the address on the other side was 86.
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So it meant use that door, get out, use that door.
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Um, when the soda jerks, uh, and that takes on a whole different meaning today, doesn't it?
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Soda jerks used to be the people in the drugstores that would pull the fountain, uh, down and they would, you know, the soda fountains.
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If you're going up to a soda jerk, you'd say shoot one in red.
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Uh, it means give me the Coke, but I want cherry Coke.
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So they would pull a soda and they'd pour cherry soda in it or cherry flavor into it again.
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So, um, echo was a repeat order and 86 meant we're all out of it.
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So it's get out, vacate, we're all out or kill the cheese.
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But if I'm on the beach and I say, and I see 86, 47, and I'm the former FBI director,
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47, of course, meaning Trump, 47th president of the United States.
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Now, adding on to this, you're not only the FBI director, former, uh, you're of course
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Also, um, I don't know if anyone noticed this, the, that president has almost been killed
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Like, so there's an added thing where you're going to be really careful around this particular
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person who took a bullet on stage and almost got killed at his golf club.
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I mean, look how, look how delicate we are today.
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And, you know, the left used to be so on the Kennedys with Robert F. Kennedy, Robert
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I mean, I don't know if there's, you know, uh, somebody out trying to kill him.
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I just assumed because he's a Kennedy, all Kennedys, somebody's out there to kill them.
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You'd never, you, just because we're decent people.
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But when it comes to Donald Trump, and I'll bet you now with RFK too, it wouldn't be bad
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Well, first of all, yes, that's probably true in some circles.
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I mean, there's an entire Hamas wing of the party.
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No, but I mean American, American, you know, uh, leftist circles.
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I will say it's possible, um, that he didn't mean that in that way.
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And one of the other things that is the new, uh, left wing pastime.
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I can't, as you're talking, I just can't not, I can't look at you now because I'm only seeing
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That's why I'm eating more to get those cheeks nice and plump.
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Um, the, uh, the new left wing pastime on Twitter today and on social media is to search
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for all of the conservatives that did tweet 86, 46 at some point during the Biden presidency.
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And there were, they weren't the former FBI director.
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I haven't seen it either, but apparently people did post it.
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I mean, look, we all have the crazy person that lives on our street.
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You always had, oh, he's crazy Jim down the street.
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We all had the neighbor who was like, you know what?
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And I'll tell you what else is happening right now that nobody knows.
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I mean, you know, there, there are some conservative influencers that just didn't like Biden that
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tweeted it, not meaning that wanting him dead, but wanting him probably removed from office.
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All that being said, none of them, as you pointed out, were people who were the former FBI director, number one.
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None of them also were talking about a president that had almost been assassinated multiple times recently.
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So, I mean, those two areas, I think are a massive distinction, particularly the first
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I mean, even if, you know, if someone had tried to assassinate, God forbid, we would hope that
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they never do, Joe Biden when he was in office and you tweeted that after, I mean, it would
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He's not, his health isn't particularly strong, as you note.
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However, beyond that, being the director of the FBI means that you are constantly processing
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And the fact that you would be in there and think that that was appropriate, knowing
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Honestly, when I saw it, when I saw it, I didn't think he was saying kill him.
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However, you know, again, when you're the FBI, former FBI director, you have a little more
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And he should just come out and apologize for it.
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They washed up on the beach like that, I guess.
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Another thing is, if you're the former FBI director, maybe never post anything on social
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I just don't even understand people with this nonsense.
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When we come back, I want to tell you Kash Patel's take on this and what he tweeted back.
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Are you buying that the former FBI director didn't know what 86 Trump meant?
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That is a ridiculous and insane statement to make, certainly within this context.
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But especially coming from a guy who's the former director of the FBI, a guy who spent
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most of his career prosecuting mobsters and gangsters, people who know and execute other
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This is the guy who's issuing a hit on President Trump, the president that the American people
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We, the American people, cannot take this lightly.
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Whatever your politics, we cannot allow people to get by without being held accountable for
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this kind of public call to assassinate the president of the United States.
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The rule of law says people like him who issued direct threats against the president of the
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United States, essentially issuing a call to assassinate him, must be held accountable
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You know, I do believe Comey should be in jail.
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I'm, I've never, I, you know, she's not only a beautiful, she talk pretty too.
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He's a guy who's been prosecuting gangsters and they do say, hey, Nikki No Eyes, I think
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That is the language of assassination in the mob.
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And this guy has spent his whole life prosecuting the mob.
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I take back what I say where I thought, you know, oh, he just probably thought, no, he's
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at least smart enough to know that in some circles that does mean kill.
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You would never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever do that.
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If you knew something meant in, in some powerful circles, kill that person.
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But if you're the FBI director and you're not working prosecuting soda jerks, but the
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people who know what 86 means, I don't, I guess I, you know what?
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I was giving him a break just a few minutes ago, but I think Tulsi is right.
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Are you buying that the former FBI director didn't know what 86 Trump meant?
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That is a ridiculous and insane statement to make, certainly within this context, but especially
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coming from a guy who's the former director of the FBI, a guy who spent most of his career
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prosecuting mobsters and gangsters, people who know and execute other humans and use this
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This is the guy who's issuing a hit on President Trump, the president that the American people
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We, the American people, cannot take this lightly.
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Whatever your politics, we cannot allow people to get by without being held accountable for this
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kind of public call to assassinate the president of the United States.
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The rule of law says people like him who issue direct threats against the president of the United
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States, essentially issuing a call to assassinate him, must be held accountable under the law.
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That does not look like one they're going to let go.
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I mean, again, I understand what you're saying.
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I think, you know, whether it rises to the level, I mean, it certainly rises to the level
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And then in that same conversation, I said to Stu, I should choke you to death or something
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And so somebody called the FBI or Secret Service and said, Glenn Beck just issued a death
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And the Secret Service came out and they were like, look, we listened to the tape.
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But we still have to go through this formality.
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And so we talked to him and felt horrible that that could even be construed that way.
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We have always, my whole career, I have had one.
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One thing we never joke about are death threats, especially to the commander in chief.
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And, you know, if you're the former FBI director, you'd think you'd have that hard, fast rule.
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Again, you know, we have a very, very wide berth for speech in this country.
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And you have to be really careful about, we're just going to start arresting people for shell formations they just found on a walk.
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Why would you say that you just found that on the walk?
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But also, like, that is the style of a social media post.
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Like, you know, I mean, I probably posted nothing to do with this particular messaging.
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But, like, that's sort of like, gosh, I can't believe I found this.
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Now, again, James Comey, not exactly the most personality at all.
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But, I mean, that is, I would say, the style of a normal social media post.
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Just, you don't normally include something that could be interpreted as an assassination attempt against the president.
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Again, I think the distinction here between him and many other people who have tweeted similar things is he's supposed to know better.
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And I think there's a plausible argument for that.
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And I will say, regardless of what we think, there is a plausible argument for it.
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And if you look at the way that Tulsi Gabbard and Donald Trump, by the way, responded to this, quite clearly, they are going to take it very seriously.
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And they are going to push this as far as they possibly can.
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That we have got to stop saying, hey, go to their house and kill them.
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We've got to stop saying that, especially as people who know better and are in the public eye and if you're a government official, stop it.
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And by the way, we should note that we're talking about a group of people that Comey is obviously a part of at this point that on the Democratic side.
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Half of that party right now is cheering on a guy who assassinated the CEO of a health care company.
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This is not a time to be playing around with this stuff.
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And I don't look, you know, we would say the same thing.
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And we have said the same thing, by the way, about people who say, you know, something about, you know, Democratic candidates.
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When we were and everybody was horrified by January 6th, before we knew all of the.
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But when we lumped everybody in as part of that.
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I hate to keep stopping you because you're trying to make a point, but we never lumped everybody in on that.
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The people that committed violent acts are at a much different place than the people who.
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We have a journalist who works for us, who is in there just filming what happened and they try to prosecute him.
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I guess I'm just trying to say as it's happening.
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Now, I look and sift through people and I still say if you were doing anything violent, you were breaking windows, anything else, you should go to jail.
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However, even on both at both times when I was horrified by it and then when I was horrified by the government and those who were involved in it in violence, I still said the same thing.
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We don't we don't loot our own stores because, well, they have enough.
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And the minute we do that, we begin to be animals.
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You're going to need a cage for everyone to live in if they're always just going to take out their own feelings and burn something down or kill people.
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That's not the way a society, a civilization remains a civilization.
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Where are the Democrats saying that to people who are burning things down, who are causing riots, who are saying 8647?
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Every Democrat, and this would have happened 25 years ago.
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Every Democrat today would have stood up and condemned him and said, excuse me, whatever you meant, we want to make it clear, you don't do that.
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I don't know what he meant, but he should have never done that.
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You can have a country with people who are doing that.
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I don't know how you have a country and a civilization where people just excuse this while other people on the same side are shooting insurance executives in the head.
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So it's, it's right to, to make sure that he's held accountable for this.
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Look at, look at, look at what, look at what the prime minister of, what was it?
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We've, it's obvious we have lost control of the wave of violence, meaning we can no longer control the streets.
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It's going to be like this here if people are not held accountable for their actions.
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That requires attorneys, prosecutors, and investigators.
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But for those people who do break the laws, somebody has got to make an example out of them.
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Don't do, you know why the death penalty worked back in the day?
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The death penalty worked back, you know, when the mobs were crazy, and it was all the gangsters
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Because, you know, we got to get away with all this booze and the money, and the money's
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Until if you shoot a cop, it's automatic death penalty.
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So you would go to trial, and then they'd strap you to the electric chair.
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When everybody remembers, oh, yeah, that guy, oh, they just found him guilty.
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Now, it doesn't matter what anybody does, it seems.
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That has to change, or we do not have a society.
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And once that society begins to melt down, what happens?
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Once the society begins to melt down, then you need strong men to come in and say, I'll
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We still have a chance to turn this around without a strong man.
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I think, too, if I add to this of how this is going to be handled, you have a situation
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where everything you just said, I think, is true.
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There's a real violent movement in this country doing things like this.
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You have another element of the president of the United States literally took a bullet.
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And if you think about the way he's thinking about this, hey, these are real threats.
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My life almost ended in Butler and at his own golf course.
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some i have some real issues with this this is like epstein why is this one guy would everything
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that they say he did if he did it and he's holding these parties why are they only going after one
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sir how are you glenn i'm great i am great uh i i'm not following the ditty thing i mean i just uh
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what i have read this week is absolutely disgusting i mean beyond i mean i've read disgusting and you
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kind of read it kind of like you watch a car wreck i i can't even read this stuff it is so grotesque
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um what have we what what is actually being exposed here what what do you think actually happened and
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why aren't they going after anybody but diddy i'm gonna i got my tinfoil hat on as i'm talking to you
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glenn so i want the audience to be aware uh crap now i can't read his mind
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uh so listen i think they're holding a trial about hey diddy's a really bad person he's a sexual
00:49:55.000
degenerate he turns violent against women that he's dating but in terms of racketeering or sex
00:50:03.180
trafficking and all that none of that is being addressed and i think there's probably a good chance
00:50:10.900
that diddy either walks or the jury just convicts him hey you're a bad person but in terms of the
00:50:20.580
actual sex trafficking and he's this ringleader of this sexual exploitation deal they're not proving
00:50:29.160
that case and i'm not sure if they have an interest in even arguing that case at this point glenn
00:50:35.100
four or five days into the trial i think they raided diddy's home to strip him of his power and
00:50:43.080
leverage and blackmail material and that all this is really about is taking away diddy's leverage
00:50:50.200
and handing it over to uh the department of justice or whoever is responsible for this
00:50:56.720
or uh stripping him of the most damaging information he had on key people that that they
00:51:03.920
they don't want harmed but in terms of a serious criminal prosecution of of sean combs that's not
00:51:11.760
what's transpiring here well that was a mouthful i need my tinfoil hat for that one what the hell
00:51:19.000
so wait so wait a minute you're saying that maybe he was an operative or if he wasn't an operative
00:51:27.800
he was collecting stuff on people and now the government wants that to either protect those
00:51:34.740
people or to have the power over those people and to strip diddy of his power to me at this point
00:51:41.780
four or five days in and based on what they're arguing yesterday uh they basically argued that his
00:51:48.640
girlfriend cassie ventura and i'm not the prosecution argued that she was the one that paid
00:51:54.820
these sex workers i mean this trial is a farce it is proving that uh diddy is a sexual degenerate
00:52:03.980
diddy is violent towards women he's dating but but in terms of you know this major major sex trafficker
00:52:12.840
and all that no they're not even attempting to argue that and so i think that diddy being a bit of an
00:52:21.300
idiot probably got too full of himself and started threatening the wrong people with the information
00:52:27.580
he had and someone needed to put him in his place like no you're an operative you're a tool you're an
00:52:34.380
asset you're not some ringleader you haven't ascended to a place of power where you can actually use this
00:52:41.080
information to start blackmailing people and so they've stripped him of his information
00:52:45.180
they've totally destroyed his reputation and you know again maybe this jury will be so repulsed by
00:52:53.160
diddy which they could be that they'll just convict him of something that hasn't been proven in court
00:53:04.520
uh the people that attended diddy parties who uh diddy may have threatened and the look
00:53:17.660
i hate to use this name because i'm just bit balling here yeah you're just speculating let's take a
00:53:25.320
lebron james who has said he went to diddy parties and clearly lebron james is an important asset
00:53:33.080
in the democratic party and trying to push black people to stay on the democrat plantation
00:53:39.180
and so if lebron james is on tape somewhere and he's admitted that he went to diddy parties
00:53:45.500
ain't no party like a diddy party if i'm uh the globalist the leftist you know and lebron is an
00:53:53.520
important asset for me i want that information stripped from diddy i want control of that information
00:53:59.700
lebron james is our asset not diddy's asset and so i'm using lebron james but there may be
00:54:06.060
other people like that because i'm just telling you if you watch the case or what's transpiring in
00:54:13.120
the court you can't watch it but follow it uh they're they're just basically arguing hey man
00:54:18.980
this guy is a pervert and him and his girlfriend did some really perverted things they're not proving
00:54:26.520
a serious criminal case and so now i have to go well what was the motive what was the big
00:54:31.220
right they rated this guy like he was pablo escobar i know and and now they're in court
00:54:37.180
arguing that he's hugh hefner no that that's not what we were promised that's not what you don't do
00:54:45.160
a raid like that just all of this guy's hugh hefner he's he's hosting sex parties at his house
00:54:50.080
they rated him like it was escobar and uh right now four or five days in you know maybe he maybe
00:54:59.180
diddy's bill cosby but that's it i have to tell you i think i'm more disgusted by your answer
00:55:06.140
if it's true if it's right than i am by diddy and what he was doing what i've heard in testimony which
00:55:14.060
is disgusting and despicable um but i i think i'm more disturbed by
00:55:20.660
the answer of of this you know i own these people you don't own these people my gosh you want to talk
00:55:31.000
about a plantation i i it's the only thing that makes sense to me at this point diddy is again he's
00:55:41.000
some talentless rapper uh you know from a very questionable background and should should never
00:55:50.460
again when you build a system as corrupt as the globalists have very corrupt people rise to power
00:55:59.200
yes and and people that shouldn't have power end up with power and diddy is potentially one of those
00:56:06.180
people in some way it's like they've created frankenstein well how do you kill frankenstein
00:56:12.780
wow um and when is this trial when's this trial supposed to end how much longer it's supposed
00:56:21.900
to be like six weeks of and again there's a part of me that thinks like this is a distraction this is
00:56:28.880
uh sensational and just intended to hey go look over here diddy and baby oil and look at all these
00:56:38.260
sensational sex stories uh but but there's no real meat here there's no substance here and you know
00:56:45.120
is is rap music in that industry nihilistic and perverted and sexually degenerate yes we knew all
00:56:53.560
that we don't need a trial to prove that that they were you can't go to jail for that no no well you
00:57:02.020
can well yeah i mean you can if it gets so perverted in your your slavery and no what what what i mean by
00:57:09.480
that is we've seen juries so repulsed by the defendant that it just doesn't matter what what the
00:57:16.320
government's arguing or whatever and that he may go to jail just for being a horrible awful person
00:57:22.400
and no one's going to feel sorry for him if that's the case but in terms of some sex trafficker
00:57:29.560
again i i just don't see it at this point so this goes to what you know mike because my question
00:57:37.040
has been why are you not going after anyone else but diddy because he couldn't have done all of this
00:57:43.840
by himself um so why is he the guy and it's the same story as uh as epstein they're only
00:57:52.180
talking about him and you know uh maxwell that's it nobody else haven't heard even the name of
00:57:58.240
anybody else um that let me differentiate from my perspective uh the difference between epstein and
00:58:05.620
diddy and based on what's been argued in court we're not even seeing them suggest that diddy was
00:58:13.280
doing this with underage people so far and you know the epstein part is about underage and it's
00:58:20.640
trafficking and all that we haven't even gotten there with diddy we've been we've spent the first
00:58:27.640
four or five days talking about the sexcapade of him and his girlfriend and and they tried to
00:58:33.640
paint her as a victim but she looked like a willing participant so far in court
00:58:38.940
um and but this is this is what what this this is why this is disturbing me um because if what was
00:58:48.480
said about these parties it does um it does uh lead to children it involves uh you know drugs that
00:58:58.720
you know people pass out and then there's rape and everything else um and on top of that
00:59:03.820
uh probably poor language is uh the the idea that they're both diddy and epstein are both operatives
00:59:12.740
for some political or governmental uh entity or group of people that are trying to control people
00:59:21.180
and keep them in play yeah and james coney's daughter who's on the prosecution team she's not
00:59:27.540
going to argue that because they're not going to go in or maybe later in the trial though because
00:59:33.500
diddy certainly was someone that was out there uh promoting the democratic party vote or die he was
00:59:41.160
certainly a political operative for the democratic party so far and even in opening statements or
00:59:48.720
whatever based off my understanding none of that's being argued that his his political involvement his
00:59:56.160
political engagement none of that's being put on the table they're keeping this in a very safe space
01:00:03.040
of hey look at how sexually perverted diddy and his girlfriend were i hate this i absolutely hate
01:00:10.220
this because if we don't clean this kind of stuff up we have no chance of survival you know is it's like
01:00:16.420
it's like the uh stuff that was happening with the uh muslim uh pedophile rings over in england where
01:00:23.240
everybody knew what was going on and i'm not saying we know over here what's going on but over there it
01:00:28.420
just became so obvious and the the government was just covering it up for it because because it served
01:00:33.920
their purposes whatever those purposes might have been then you you can't have a civilization you can't
01:00:39.420
have a society that is is cohesive at all if these kinds of things are just not taken care of if
01:00:46.740
they're just if if special favors are paid to both sides and just make it go away you don't have a
01:00:53.200
you don't you don't have a real system of government i'm gonna go a step further glenn or just from my
01:01:00.200
perspective you can't have a society that allows the form of music that diddy was involved in
01:01:08.020
that promotes sexual degeneracy and violence and drug use if that is going to be at the center of
01:01:17.300
american music culture if that's going to be promoted and super bowl halftime shows and and diddy is
01:01:25.840
going to be a powerful figure in politics and in culture you you can't have a society okay so properly
01:01:33.100
functions all right so let me take a one minute break and i i want to ask you so then what is the
01:01:37.420
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jason whitlock is uh with us so what is your what is your solution to that
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uh we have to uh reapply obscenity laws and and quit allowing porn and this type of degeneracy
01:03:12.800
to be protected under allegedly free speech and you know there was a long time in america where you
01:03:22.220
know we had obscenity laws and there were things you couldn't do and say on public airways and and
01:03:28.660
in movies and things like that and and now all of a sudden everything is under free speech and i i
01:03:35.960
just don't you know well the key where the key there was uh not in movies but you just said it
01:03:42.180
public airwaves i mean i remember 1982 i'm uh working on the morning show at wpgc in washington dc
01:03:49.760
i'm 18 years old the guy across the street is howard stern he is just making uh his big impact in
01:03:56.980
washington dc and i said on the air one time i'm 18 years old and i said the word i said i know it
01:04:03.480
really pisses me off i wish i would have saved this letter because i'd have it framed today it
01:04:08.080
was a full page memo from the program director saying i don't know who you think you are and
01:04:14.000
i don't think you know where you work but this is the nation's capital and we do not use language
01:04:19.520
like quotation mark pissed on the air that's how far we've come because now that that's that's
01:04:27.420
nothing that's nothing i don't know how you reverse that uh i mean it it if you believe in freedom it
01:04:34.440
it really should be reversed internally by the people and i don't know how to make that happen other
01:04:40.100
than you got to find god people we're gonna there was a time when we had this and in the name of
01:04:49.880
freedom we've now allowed all types of degeneracy and obscenity to go mainstream right and it was it was
01:04:59.900
in the name of freedom because you have no civilization if you're just shooting to the bottom of the
01:05:06.100
barrel um so it was done in the name of freedom as well and it did keep us free there you go and
01:05:14.260
look at the where i go with it me is like well let's protect the freedom and the innocence of
01:05:20.480
children rather than just do hefner's freedom or diddy's freedom or whoever runs porn hub freedom
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i want to protect the freedom and innocence of children and it's so obvious the consequence
01:05:35.420
of this pornographic degenerate freedom that we've allowed but how do you compromise the innocence
01:05:41.700
and the freedom of young people we've mainstreamed a nihilistic mindset and a a perverted degenerate
01:05:50.300
mindset that is harming the freedom and innocence of children and so that that is something i could get
01:05:57.000
behind and saying you know there's rules for children and what you expose children to i i'm completely
01:06:02.460
with that um however how are you going to do that when you've got drag shows in kindergartens
01:06:10.000
and again it's still slippery slope it we we got there because we moved away from obscenity laws and
01:06:20.140
we said we can't infringe on anyone's freedom to be as degenerate as perverted as they want to be
01:06:25.740
you know that's un-american uh you know we're we're gonna have to penalize again i don't understand if
01:06:34.140
you're in the rap music industry and putting out this type of you should be taxed at a different rate
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there should be different laws and rules you go into for me in the sports world you go into any
01:06:47.020
basketball arena anywhere and i'm talking about high school level right we level they pump in this hip-hop
01:06:55.080
music with all this profanity as your children are playing basketball it it's we we gotta put a
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stop to it it is the slippery slope it music and this form of art has so much influence over your
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heart and mind and and over the culture jason we we gotta say enough is enough i gotta cut you off
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thank you don't know if we agree on the solutions but we both agree on the problem this is glenn beck
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uh let's uh let me introduce you to somebody justin kite he is uh with prager you kids he's the
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creative director for prager you kids um and uh i was with him uh i don't know monday i think
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justin was it monday that we were together it was monday it was monday um and it was the first time
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that we had met uh and you are a you're a history teacher you taught history you you're really really
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good at it um and would you just share what you shared with me about halfway through the day about
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your history with me uh yeah most definitely first of all thanks uh thanks glenn for having me on sure
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um well i was i was a i was a u.s history teacher and also world history teacher at the high school
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level at big public schools in texas and um at the at the height of of of of glennbeck with um the fox
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news yeah um that was kind of the the height of of my um i would say i mean i was kind of uh go ahead
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say it hating me i'm with you i'm with you i'm still with you i think i was a propaganda artist and
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i didn't even know it and um and you know you were kind of my you you were kind of my foil and um
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and my number one enemy and so um when it was when it was time to uh to get on the plane and go
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meet glennbeck and the glennbeck show um it was it was a very surreal experience for me right because
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you have changed what woke you up um you know having a front row seat to it and i didn't have a
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a like like one big moment it was kind of like spidey senses that started um really in about 2011
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um because i had gone through my teacher training in 2008 and just within the three years um things
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really started to shift fast and i was and i was in the types of schools where we had a lot of outside
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experts coming in to try to like you know save the world and and fix the system and um as early as
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2011 they were bringing in these pilot programs from fancy universities that had us talking about
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stuff uh in in the classroom that even me being at that time a very liberal liberal you had a proponent
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of uh everything against what you were saying it it didn't feel right and and so it's like and my
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unique experience there which relates to kind of what we're going to talk about today i hope is that
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you know i'm a white guy and i'm in front of classrooms primarily of hispanic and black children
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and i'm teaching u.s history and i'm i'm kind of being nudged is a nice way to put it to to to preach
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victimhood and it just didn't feel it didn't feel right and i i i didn't do it and and i framed
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my history lessons as a story of america as a story of survival america as a story of achievement
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um and that included everybody in this country regardless of ethnicity or skin color well it
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was great to work with you on monday we're um i was cutting some stuff that uh that i and uh prager
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you are working on uh for history and you were at the museum uh and you were just you were a great
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partner to work with keeping me honest keeping it right on track you're a great partner um but
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you gave me as a gift one of your books and there are now seven books in the series they're trail
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blazers of america i had not heard of this kid series but i i've been reading it is it's fantastic
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tell everybody what it is yeah thank you so much um it's it's a um it's a seven part bio series and
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the intro music that you had for me was perfect with that western twang um because that's kind of
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the vibe of our of our trailblazer series and we have it's you can buy them individually um seven
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stories or you can get them in a full compilation um but it's from daniel boone all the way to bass
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reeves with six other stories in between that kind of chronologically tell the story of america's
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growth and expansion westward and so from boone to davy crockett to lewison clark to johnny appleseed
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to john c fremont to john sutter and then bass reeves we're able to um kind of take our readers
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on a trip that geographically covers the country um but then also chronologically covers the country
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and does so in a way that is pretty exciting yeah and i mean i think i hugged you when you said bass
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reeves was in the book um because bass reeves i mean some people say it's this is all just legend
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nobody knows and i i don't think it's true but uh somebody some people say that bass reeves is uh the
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uh the inspiration for the lone ranger um uh and when i found bass reeves uh because i was doing
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you know i was painting a painting of the lone ranger and uh i wanted to learn more about and i
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saw this name bass reeves as possible and i started looking it up and i'm like how did i know oh this guy
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this guy is fantastic and he was a u.s marshal and tell his story a little bit well so he was born
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he was born into slavery and he was um he was owned by a well-to-do family in east texas and when um when
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the civil war broke out he was uh he he was brought along with um with the the the young men of that
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family and interesting of his upbringing which is so condemning of the institution of slavery
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is that his like the the family that owned him permitted him um to use firearms but they didn't
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permit him to learn how to read which says a lot about the importance of education it sure does but
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in that childhood where he was brought up with guns he became an expert marksman and um always having a
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an american spirit inside of him i would say that when given the opportunity to break free from slavery
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he did so and did so on the way to fighting in the civil war and then he escaped into um the you know
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the bandit lands of the indian territory and while he was there we don't i mean he was literally off the
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grid and so his time in the indian territory is legendary but he must have picked up or at least
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intensified his skills because when the civil war ended and he then you know and slavery was abolished
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and he was allowed to permitted to join join american society he did so as a u.s marshal and racked up
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statistics that were just like unheard of yeah he was the guy who always got his man always got
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no matter how long it would take if he was on your trail you were going to jail or die and we're
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talking like hundreds of dudes that he went after and was successful in getting and an incredible man
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of integrity one of the people that he actually had to bring to justice was his own son thank you for
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and and so um you know we at prager you kids aim to teach what isn't being taught and you know you
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said you didn't know that much about bass drapes i didn't even know who the guy was yeah and i'm a
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u.s history teacher and so one of the cool things about this series is kind of uncovering those old
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gems that um it's kind of been forgotten about and it's i mean if you're in california uh the sixth
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story is john sutter uh who was the owner of a mill where gold was discovered uh i believe in california
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and this guy um you know when you learn about the the the rush to california you see the kind of
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american that we now say just doesn't exist the the you know now we're like oh i don't know that
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seems really hard if you want to be an american you know you you should read john sutter um because it's
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optimistic and yet stubborn and it's just we're going to get it we're going to do what we know we
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can do correct oh most definitely and and we we strategically picked john sutter because we
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wanted to have an immigrant tale um as part of the series and he was born in switzerland and made his
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way to america as a young man and our our our theme of our john sutter book is pretty much failure
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because that guy dreamed big and fell on his face over and over again but had the gumption
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and had again that american spirit to get up and try again so the name of the book and i if you have
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kids you have grandkids you know homeschoolers you need to get trailblazers of america trailblazers
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of america it's from uh prager you and justin kite is the author of it he's the guy i'm talking to
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you can you only get it at prager you or where can you get it so you can you can go to our website but
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then if like that links you to amazon so you can go directly to amazon and get it as well and um i agree
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with everything you said about about getting it for the kids but even if you don't have kids don't make
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a heck of a coffee a heck of a coffee table book too yeah most most americans don't know these
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stories i know these stories that's why i'm saying it for kids i shouldn't have said that most americans
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do not know these stories and they need to they need to because you'll be able to it just it helps
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you frame where we are what is true what we're capable of and where we need to go most definitely
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sir ah it's uh it was great to meet you justin and thank you for sharing with me uh your uh
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uh your glenn hating years i had them too so don't worry about it you're not alone from from foe to
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friend sir yeah that's right thank you justin i appreciate it justin kite uh it is uh prageru.com
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also you can get it uh online at amazon.com trailblazers of america
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welcome to the lend back program glad you're here thanks i've been actually here the whole first couple
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hours but you know i appreciate you try to erase that from my mind but honestly uh um so uh you know
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how many days as of yesterday you know how many days it's been since 9 11 i did see this and everyone's
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8 647 86 47 i'm just saying that's what he was saying that's what he oh that's what he was saying i know
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there's a political message somewhere in there yeah it was it yet what are the odds that yesterday
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was 86 47 when he posts that i mean the odds are 100 it was that many days to a day right i mean what
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does the 9 11 have to do with this well he was in the fbi and he just was like it's a political message
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is that really remember we got to remember 9 11 but we got to remember it cryptically in clamshells is
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he really gonna argue that no no i don't think so uh one interesting uh thing about this now glenn is
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okay so you don't know what we're talking about james comey sure posted a picture in uh in uh shells
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on a beach 86 47 which means 86 the president you can gangsters would say that means kill him uh
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you know if you're a soda jerk from the 1940s that means you know hold it back cancel that order okay so
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86 47 47 being the president um i have some news for you glenn okay it's sad it's tragic oh no james
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comey has 86ed his instagram account no no now you would think that james comey would have not had
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one right isn't that quite obviously the right move for a former fbi director yes never post anything
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yes certainly if you're gonna have one it should be private i mean like you're maybe you want to
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post your family pictures to your family okay of course you know i don't know why people enjoy doing
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that frankly uh i'm i'm still in you know i don't know 1990 or something on that one unlike my wife
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certainly uh but i don't know i like the collaboration i like people when they respond back and they
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say you know i i i like some of the business where it's very important and i have to do it
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so it but like i i don't know that i would necessarily have a i wouldn't do it if i wasn't
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in this job i would do it i would do it with my family maybe like a personal account like yeah like
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you're posting things like i i like i you know i'll you know like i take pictures and i send i
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typically will just like send them to my wife if i think they're a good picture of the kid it's like
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you know but i mean you could easily just as well do that i guess on a social media account that's
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private but this is again it's attention seeking and if you know we're in a business
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where we need people to listen to the show want people to listen to the show want people to be
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interested in what we do it's part of our business if you're the former fbi director unless you think
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of yourself as a celebrity that writes big books and then i guess you do need an instagram no he
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doesn't look at himself like that at all you'd think there'd be no need for that as a former
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fbi director but again he sees himself as an msnbc personality which is just pathetic
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like i you know he is he really is pathetic and now he has no instagram account
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pretty smart it's the first smart thing he's done a long time a little late on that one james i have
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to tell you you said earlier today and i agree 100 if i'm his attorney i saw that last night and i went
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oh honey honey wherever you want to go in the world and vacation we're going to be able to afford
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it there's not going to be a lot of uh people go you know like after uh trump won in the first time
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he's like ah we're not going to go after hillary and that is not going to be his his vibe no no and
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