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00:05:01.320 Got to get to James Comey and 86-47 here in just a second.

00:05:06.040 If you don't know what that is, wait until you hear this.

00:05:08.940 This guy is dope.

00:05:12.680 But anyway, we have another episode of Glenn and Stu Super Babies.

00:05:17.220 You know, I think we've been taking this baby filter. 0.71

00:05:24.080 I don't know if you haven't seen the baby filter thing that is going around.

00:05:27.760 I absolutely love it.

00:05:29.960 I could actually watch this show all day long if we were babies.

00:05:34.820 I think we were better if we look like babies, quite honestly.

00:05:38.940 The show is clearly better.

00:05:40.320 It's clearly better.

00:05:40.960 If we were infants.

00:05:41.720 Yeah, right.

00:05:43.520 And everything sounds so innocent.

00:05:45.920 Now, we were doing a bit a couple of days ago about this.

00:05:51.380 Who was it that was in trouble?

00:05:53.540 Do you remember the name of the guy?

00:05:55.280 Oh, Brandon Miller.

00:05:57.700 Okay.

00:05:57.920 And so he sends a text to one of his friends, and I don't know what it means.

00:06:04.680 Stu doesn't really know what it means, and we're talking about it.

00:06:08.380 And then he explained it to me.

00:06:10.760 And it was good, and it was informative, but it takes on a whole new feeling if we're babies talking about it.

00:06:19.260 Now, if you are watching The Blaze or you're watching us on Roku or wherever you're watching us, you'll enjoy this.

00:06:28.760 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.

00:06:33.660 But here's what we talked about now as babies.

00:06:36.980 So this is NBA player Brandon Miller.

00:06:39.140 He got a text from his friend this night, the night in question, and he was texted this.

00:06:46.440 I need my joint.

00:06:48.380 RL just got da faken.

00:06:53.760 And I was wondering, how would you interpret that particular defense?

00:06:59.000 Just got my joint?

00:07:00.780 No.

00:07:01.340 I need my joint.

00:07:02.760 Oh, need my joint.

00:07:03.700 RL just got da faken.

00:07:09.140 Ralph Lauren.

00:07:12.320 Somebody is selling fake Ralph Lauren clothing.

00:07:17.000 He needs to get to his joint, his house, because he has some way to prove that that person is doing wrong.

00:07:23.460 So you think it's a copyright inflection?

00:07:25.000 I think it's a copyright, a very large, okay?

00:07:28.320 It's a very powerful company that should be doing it themselves.

00:07:31.460 But here's this hero going and saying, I got to get to my house.

00:07:34.360 Yes, I've got to get the things that will help Ralph Lauren with this copyright infringement.

00:07:40.160 Wow.

00:07:40.640 That's how I read it.

00:07:41.520 Thank you.

00:07:42.220 See, I would have never, never received that.

00:07:45.160 You haven't done this for almost 50 years.

00:07:46.400 That's true.

00:07:46.940 That's true.

00:07:47.520 Now, I don't think Brandon was from Mount Vernon.

00:07:51.120 So there may be a bit of a dialect difference here.

00:07:53.480 Okay, sure, sure.

00:07:55.200 Apparently, what he was saying was he needed his gun, which was his joint.

00:08:01.460 Okay.

00:08:01.900 Okay.

00:08:02.880 RL, real life.

00:08:05.800 Real life.

00:08:06.460 So he needed a gun in real life.

00:08:07.640 It wasn't a fake gun or a gun in a video game.

00:08:10.420 Not a finger gun.

00:08:10.480 Even though finger guns are very dangerous.

00:08:12.080 No.

00:08:12.420 Yes.

00:08:14.040 You know, as you're watching this, you know what makes this so amazing?

00:08:18.640 And so, I mean, it's wild that AI can do this now.

00:08:22.080 But what makes this so incredible is the eyes.

00:08:26.480 When you're looking in a baby's eyes, it's so innocent.

00:08:30.940 It's sincere.

00:08:32.020 It's sincere in everything.

00:08:34.200 And they're honestly trying to.

00:08:36.120 So when we're doing sarcasm, you know, it's Ralph Lauren.

00:08:40.060 But you look at it as a baby.

00:08:42.380 The baby's eyes are so sincere.

00:08:45.580 And you know what?

00:08:46.760 You miss.

00:08:49.740 It's something I, for the very first time, I'm like, that's what Christ means about come to me as a child.

00:08:58.680 We've lost the innocence.

00:09:00.520 We've lost the, you know, no baby is sarcastic.

00:09:05.660 This is just, this, I'm, Lord, do not listen to this because I'm condemning myself right now.

00:09:11.440 But babies aren't sarcastic. 0.95

00:09:15.900 You know, they just, they're just not.

00:09:18.160 They're honest.

00:09:18.740 They're innocent.

00:09:20.160 And they're actually trying to figure things out.

00:09:22.220 And I think that's what we lose as people.

00:09:24.680 We start to go, oh, I know exactly.

00:09:27.760 I know exactly what they're saying.

00:09:29.500 I know who they are.

00:09:31.320 I know what this means.

00:09:32.760 And it's the cynicism that stops us, or the arrogance, that stops us from looking and saying, what else could this be?

00:09:42.660 What is this really?

00:09:44.280 Who are they really saying?

00:09:45.760 You know, because we've gone through life and we're like, that's not happening.

00:09:48.700 Nope, they weren't trying to, they weren't trying to help Ralph Lauren out.

00:09:54.920 It's fascinating.

00:09:56.020 It's fascinating.

00:09:56.620 Now, maybe we, maybe we as babies can figure out, um, uh, 86, 47.

00:10:04.360 Now, I don't know, Stu, if you saw the James Comey tweets yesterday.

00:10:08.580 Yes, I did.

00:10:09.580 Yeah.

00:10:09.880 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.

00:10:16.020 He was just walking by.

00:10:17.360 Just walking by.

00:10:17.920 Just walking by.

00:10:18.780 And he was like.

00:10:19.420 Shells in the sand.

00:10:22.100 Unbelievable.

00:10:23.340 I mean, I mean, I'm sorry, but I'm not a baby with my little innocent eyes.

00:10:28.580 Aw.

00:10:28.880 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.

00:10:39.780 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.

00:10:45.320 Well, yeah, that's obviously not true.

00:10:46.820 I mean, I guess.

00:10:47.240 But that's what he said.

00:10:48.340 Well, he kind of played it off that way.

00:10:50.640 I mean, he said, oh, look what I found.

00:10:52.980 Like, either he did it himself, which the most likely.

00:10:55.660 No, but, but he came back.

00:10:56.940 I don't have, can somebody find the, uh, response?

00:10:59.700 Because he came back later and reposted on it and said, I just found that.

00:11:03.760 Yeah.

00:11:03.980 I posted earlier a picture of, uh, some shells I saw today on the beach walk, which I just assumed was a political message.

00:11:14.320 I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence.

00:11:18.520 It never occurred to me, but I opposed violence of any kind.

00:11:22.520 So I took the post out.

00:11:23.600 So he's saying, I just stumbled across this.

00:11:26.400 I took a picture of it.

00:11:28.420 I mean, maybe it was a natural formation.

00:11:31.680 I mean, he knows somebody did it, but I, I knew it had to have some political meaning.

00:11:37.080 Right.

00:11:37.500 Do you post something that you know has some political meaning, meaning without saying, does anybody know what this means?

00:11:45.020 I mean, even if you post it and say that.

00:11:47.240 It's a very bad idea.

00:11:48.380 Particularly if you happen to be the, uh, former head of the FBI.

00:11:52.400 FBI.

00:11:53.920 So.

00:11:54.400 He doesn't know what 86 means.

00:11:56.760 So we should set that up.

00:11:58.480 Uh, you know, if I, if I can, I can walk you through this Glenn as a former proud veteran of Chili's.

00:12:05.600 Right.

00:12:06.020 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.

00:12:15.180 Right.

00:12:15.580 Meaning you kill the cheese off the burger.

00:12:17.940 Now, also it could mean remove the cheese, right?

00:12:21.140 Like, I, I mean, it wasn't, I don't know that it's.

00:12:22.700 It has several, it has several.

00:12:24.680 Always violent.

00:12:25.340 It has several meanings.

00:12:26.600 It might be 86, the cheese, which means get rid of the cheese.

00:12:30.980 Okay.

00:12:31.320 But it also, um, has, uh, roots back during the bootleg time.

00:12:38.740 Now I've heard this story.

00:12:39.820 I look for it.

00:12:40.360 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.

00:12:47.660 And I don't remember what place it is, but it had, uh, it was a bootleg club and during prohibition.

00:12:54.720 And it was on a block and the basement went the entire city block.

00:12:58.920 Okay.

00:12:59.940 And so it was bootlegs and gambling underneath.

00:13:03.780 And the cops only knew about the front entrance.

00:13:08.940 And so they would say 86, it it's the cops, which may, which meant the address on the other side was 86.

00:13:17.060 So it meant use that door, get out, use that door.

00:13:21.200 Don't go through the front door.

00:13:22.660 86, it's the cops.

00:13:23.920 Oh, interesting.

00:13:24.720 So I meant get out.

00:13:26.440 Um, when the soda jerks, uh, and that takes on a whole different meaning today, doesn't it?

00:13:32.480 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.

00:13:39.280 Yeah.

00:13:39.440 Yeah.

00:13:39.600 And it would be called a soda jerk.

00:13:41.480 And they had their own lingual.

00:13:43.400 They had shoot one, draw one.

00:13:46.400 Uh, they had shoot one in red.

00:13:48.680 And you should know this.

00:13:50.100 If you're going up to a soda jerk, you'd say shoot one in red.

00:13:52.580 What does that mean?

00:13:54.000 I don't know.

00:13:55.020 Uh, it means give me the Coke, but I want cherry Coke.

00:13:58.580 Shoot one in red.

00:13:59.460 Hmm.

00:13:59.940 Okay.

00:14:00.180 So they would pull a soda and they'd pour cherry soda in it or cherry flavor into it again.

00:14:06.560 So, um, echo was a repeat order and 86 meant we're all out of it.

00:14:14.240 Okay.

00:14:14.660 Okay.

00:14:15.120 So it's get out, vacate, we're all out or kill the cheese.

00:14:21.800 Right.

00:14:22.220 Okay.

00:14:22.680 So those are the meanings.

00:14:24.980 But if I'm on the beach and I say, and I see 86, 47, and I'm the former FBI director,

00:14:32.940 I'm like, what does, I know what 47 means.

00:14:36.280 What does 86 mean?

00:14:38.020 47, of course, meaning Trump, 47th president of the United States.

00:14:41.120 Of course it does.

00:14:41.940 Now, adding on to this, you're not only the FBI director, former, uh, you're of course

00:14:47.840 an opponent of the president.

00:14:49.520 It's been pretty clear over the years.

00:14:51.380 Also, um, I don't know if anyone noticed this, the, that president has almost been killed

00:14:55.740 multiple times recently.

00:14:57.400 Right.

00:14:57.900 Right.

00:14:58.040 Like, so there's an added thing where you're going to be really careful around this particular

00:15:02.800 person who took a bullet on stage and almost got killed at his golf club.

00:15:06.500 Right.

00:15:07.840 I mean, look how, look how delicate we are today.

00:15:11.940 And, you know, the left used to be so on the Kennedys with Robert F. Kennedy, Robert

00:15:17.580 F. Kennedy.

00:15:18.420 I mean, I don't know if there's, you know, uh, somebody out trying to kill him.

00:15:23.220 I just assumed because he's a Kennedy, all Kennedys, somebody's out there to kill them.

00:15:26.620 It does seem that way.

00:15:27.400 It does seem that way.

00:15:28.260 But, um, you would never say 86 RFK.

00:15:32.900 You'd never, you, just because we're decent people.

00:15:38.280 But when it comes to Donald Trump, and I'll bet you now with RFK too, it wouldn't be bad

00:15:43.660 to say 86 RFK in some circles.

00:15:46.200 They'd be fine with killing them.

00:15:48.560 Well, first of all, yes, that's probably true in some circles.

00:15:51.800 I mean, there's an entire Hamas wing of the party.

00:15:54.340 No, but I mean American, American, you know, uh, leftist circles.

00:16:00.240 Yeah.

00:16:00.380 They don't care.

00:16:00.960 Ends justify the means.

00:16:02.100 They're awful people.

00:16:03.460 Awful.

00:16:03.760 I will say it's possible, um, that he didn't mean that in that way.

00:16:08.940 I mean, I.

00:16:09.280 No, it could mean get out of, get out of 47.

00:16:11.520 I want him out.

00:16:12.120 I want him out of office.

00:16:13.200 Right.

00:16:13.540 Yep.

00:16:13.800 Yep.

00:16:13.920 Um, I, I'm sure that will be his defense.

00:16:15.460 And one of the other things that is the new, uh, left wing pastime.

00:16:19.080 Hang on.

00:16:19.420 I can't, as you're talking, I just can't not, I can't look at you now because I'm only seeing

00:16:23.380 you as a baby.

00:16:23.960 I have very innocent eyes.

00:16:24.940 I know you do.

00:16:26.620 Um, the, uh.

00:16:28.660 You just want to gobble your cheeks out. 0.65

00:16:31.220 That's why I'm eating more to get those cheeks nice and plump. 0.85

00:16:33.960 Um, the, uh, the new left wing pastime on Twitter today and on social media is to search

00:16:42.820 for all of the conservatives that did tweet 86, 46 at some point during the Biden presidency.

00:16:48.960 And there were, they weren't the former FBI director.

00:16:54.940 It's a very fair point.

00:16:55.860 Okay.

00:16:56.060 I mean, I don't know.

00:16:56.780 That's why I think all the.

00:16:57.800 I've never seen 86, 47.

00:16:59.400 I've never seen that.

00:17:00.840 I mean, 46.

00:17:02.040 I haven't seen it either, but apparently people did post it.

00:17:04.540 Okay.

00:17:04.920 During that term.

00:17:05.500 Who are they?

00:17:06.920 I mean, look, we all have the crazy person that lives on our street.

00:17:10.360 We've always had that growing up.

00:17:12.080 You always had, oh, he's crazy Jim down the street.

00:17:15.000 Don't kids stay away from crazy Jim.

00:17:17.280 We all had the neighbor who was like, you know what?

00:17:19.360 And I'll tell you what else is happening right now that nobody knows.

00:17:22.580 And you're like, oh, okay.

00:17:24.200 I mean, you know, there, there are some conservative influencers that just didn't like Biden that

00:17:28.500 tweeted it, not meaning that wanting him dead, but wanting him probably removed from office.

00:17:34.260 All that being said, none of them, as you pointed out, were people who were the former FBI director, number one.

00:17:42.740 None of them also were talking about a president that had almost been assassinated multiple times recently.

00:17:49.800 Right.

00:17:50.140 Right.

00:17:50.360 So, I mean, those two areas, I think are a massive distinction, particularly the first

00:17:55.980 one.

00:17:56.260 I mean, even if, you know, if someone had tried to assassinate, God forbid, we would hope that

00:18:03.220 they never do, Joe Biden when he was in office and you tweeted that after, I mean, it would

00:18:09.200 be insensitive and probably a really bad idea.

00:18:11.800 And a waste of time.

00:18:12.640 But again, I mean, it's almost redundant.

00:18:15.720 Yeah.

00:18:15.940 I mean, he's almost there.

00:18:18.800 Just wait.

00:18:19.380 Yeah.

00:18:20.100 He's not, his health isn't particularly strong, as you note.

00:18:24.060 However, beyond that, being the director of the FBI means that you are constantly processing

00:18:31.720 a stream of threats against the executive.

00:18:35.920 Yes.

00:18:36.200 And the fact that you would be in there and think that that was appropriate, knowing

00:18:39.680 obviously what 86 could mean.

00:18:41.820 It doesn't necessarily mean that.

00:18:43.780 Right.

00:18:44.000 But it could mean that.

00:18:45.020 Honestly, when I saw it, when I saw it, I didn't think he was saying kill him.

00:18:48.940 I thought he was saying, get him out.

00:18:50.240 Yeah.

00:18:50.720 Get him out.

00:18:51.420 Because that's what 86 means.

00:18:52.920 To me, at least, get out.

00:18:54.860 Get out.

00:18:55.260 Yeah.

00:18:55.560 So it's impeach him, cancel him, whatever.

00:18:58.620 However, you know, again, when you're the FBI, former FBI director, you have a little more

00:19:04.740 responsibility.

00:19:05.280 It's massively irresponsible.

00:19:07.300 Massively.

00:19:07.900 And he should just come out and apologize for it.

00:19:09.800 And not say, I randomly saw these shells.

00:19:13.000 They washed up on the beach like that, I guess.

00:19:15.320 I don't know who did it.

00:19:16.440 And I thought it might be political.

00:19:18.500 So I posted it.

00:19:20.060 Nobody believes that.

00:19:21.840 Another thing is, if you're the former FBI director, maybe never post anything on social

00:19:26.700 media.

00:19:27.180 I don't know.

00:19:27.740 Do something that's supposed to be important.

00:19:30.480 What?

00:19:31.100 I just don't even understand people with this nonsense.

00:19:33.360 When we come back, I want to tell you Kash Patel's take on this and what he tweeted back.

00:19:37.920 We'll do that in just a second.

00:19:39.240 First, Lear Capital.

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00:21:14.740 Are you buying that the former FBI director didn't know what 86 Trump meant?

00:21:22.100 Absolutely not, Jesse.

00:21:23.780 That is a ridiculous and insane statement to make, certainly within this context.

00:21:28.040 But especially coming from a guy who's the former director of the FBI, a guy who spent

00:21:34.240 most of his career prosecuting mobsters and gangsters, people who know and execute other

00:21:41.060 humans and use this exact lingo of 86.

00:21:45.040 This is the guy who's issuing a hit on President Trump, the president that the American people

00:21:50.420 voted for.

00:21:51.460 We, the American people, cannot take this lightly.

00:21:53.560 Whatever your politics, we cannot allow people to get by without being held accountable for

00:21:59.220 this kind of public call to assassinate the president of the United States.

00:22:03.840 The rule of law says people like him who issued direct threats against the president of the

00:22:08.260 United States, essentially issuing a call to assassinate him, must be held accountable

00:22:12.860 under the law.

00:22:13.500 You know, I do believe Comey should be in jail.

00:22:15.320 Stop, stop, stop.

00:22:15.920 I'm, I've never, I, you know, she's not only a beautiful, she talk pretty too.

00:22:23.940 She, I never thought of it that way.

00:22:26.760 He's a guy who's been prosecuting gangsters and they do say, hey, Nikki No Eyes, I think

00:22:33.720 needs to be 86.

00:22:35.200 You know what I mean?

00:22:36.340 That is the language of assassination in the mob.

00:22:39.740 And this guy has spent his whole life prosecuting the mob.

00:22:43.700 I take back what I say where I thought, you know, oh, he just probably thought, no, he's

00:22:48.420 at least smart enough to know that in some circles that does mean kill.

00:22:55.540 And you would never do that.

00:22:57.800 You would never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever do that.

00:23:00.900 I wouldn't.

00:23:01.600 Would you?

00:23:02.800 If you knew something meant in, in some powerful circles, kill that person.

00:23:08.620 Of course not.

00:23:09.580 Right.

00:23:09.800 Of course not.

00:23:10.700 Right.

00:23:11.240 But it has innocent, it has innocent verbiage.

00:23:14.800 You know, if you were a soda jerk.

00:23:17.040 Yeah, it does.

00:23:18.160 It does.

00:23:18.640 It does.

00:23:19.360 But if you're the FBI director and you're not working prosecuting soda jerks, but the 0.96

00:23:25.000 people who know what 86 means, I don't, I guess I, you know what?

00:23:30.220 She's right.

00:23:30.840 I don't give him a break.

00:23:32.160 I don't give him a break.

00:23:33.320 I was giving him a break just a few minutes ago, but I think Tulsi is right.

00:23:38.500 Now, should he go to jail?

00:23:39.660 We'll get to that coming up.

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00:25:14.980 Are you buying that the former FBI director didn't know what 86 Trump meant?

00:25:35.020 Absolutely not, Jesse.

00:25:36.600 That is a ridiculous and insane statement to make, certainly within this context, but especially

00:25:41.800 coming from a guy who's the former director of the FBI, a guy who spent most of his career

00:25:48.180 prosecuting mobsters and gangsters, people who know and execute other humans and use this

00:25:55.840 exact lingo of 86.

00:25:57.860 This is the guy who's issuing a hit on President Trump, the president that the American people

00:26:03.240 voted for.

00:26:04.280 We, the American people, cannot take this lightly.

00:26:06.240 Whatever your politics, we cannot allow people to get by without being held accountable for this

00:26:12.300 kind of public call to assassinate the president of the United States.

00:26:16.560 The rule of law says people like him who issue direct threats against the president of the United

00:26:21.260 States, essentially issuing a call to assassinate him, must be held accountable under the law.

00:26:26.520 Do you believe Comey should be in jail?

00:26:29.080 I do.

00:26:29.480 Wow.

00:26:35.040 They're not going to let that one go.

00:26:36.580 That does not look like one they're going to let go.

00:26:38.260 And should they?

00:26:39.580 I mean, again, I understand what you're saying.

00:26:42.720 I understand what she's saying here.

00:26:43.740 I think, you know, whether it rises to the level, I mean, it certainly rises to the level

00:26:52.120 of a Secret Service visit.

00:26:54.420 I mean, we've had them before, by the way.

00:26:56.380 I know.

00:26:56.600 Here, even back in the day.

00:26:58.260 We were talking about a president.

00:27:01.200 And then in that same conversation, I said to Stu, I should choke you to death or something

00:27:07.260 like that.

00:27:07.640 Yeah.

00:27:07.920 You threatened my life on national radio.

00:27:09.920 And I stand by that.

00:27:10.620 I stand by that.

00:27:11.440 I wish I would have done it.

00:27:12.980 But anyway.

00:27:14.500 Would have solved a lot of problems.

00:27:15.780 And so somebody called the FBI or Secret Service and said, Glenn Beck just issued a death

00:27:20.040 threat.

00:27:20.300 And the Secret Service came out and they were like, look, we listened to the tape.

00:27:24.060 We know you didn't do that.

00:27:24.640 We know you didn't do that.

00:27:25.620 But we still have to go through this formality.

00:27:27.980 And so we talked to him and felt horrible that that could even be construed that way.

00:27:34.420 We have always, my whole career, I have had one.

00:27:39.260 We joke about anything.

00:27:41.860 One thing we never joke about are death threats, especially to the commander in chief.

00:27:46.900 Never.

00:27:47.680 Never.

00:27:48.560 Never, never, never, never, never, never.

00:27:50.100 We don't joke about that.

00:27:52.920 And that has been a hard, fast rule.

00:27:54.880 And, you know, if you're the former FBI director, you'd think you'd have that hard, fast rule.

00:27:58.340 That's what makes it really infuriating.

00:28:00.500 Again, you know, we have a very, very wide berth for speech in this country.

00:28:06.980 We do.

00:28:07.200 Rightfully so.

00:28:07.860 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.

00:28:17.200 Yeah.

00:28:18.160 See, why would you even say that?

00:28:20.000 Why would you say that you just found that on the walk?

00:28:23.760 I mean, plausible deniability, maybe.

00:28:26.380 Exactly.

00:28:26.540 Why?

00:28:26.940 Maybe.

00:28:27.480 But also, like, that is the style of a social media post.

00:28:31.220 Like, you know, I mean, I probably posted nothing to do with this particular messaging.

00:28:37.420 But, like, that's sort of like, gosh, I can't believe I found this.

00:28:40.020 And it's obvious you did it.

00:28:41.460 You know what I mean?

00:28:41.920 I think that's a standard.

00:28:43.820 Now, again, James Comey, not exactly the most personality at all.

00:28:49.520 Is it a TikTok influencer all of a sudden?

00:28:51.620 I know.

00:28:51.920 Where he knows all that?

00:28:52.680 I mean, that's ridiculous.

00:28:53.480 It's so stupid.

00:28:54.200 But, I mean, that is, I would say, the style of a normal social media post.

00:29:01.040 Just, you don't normally include something that could be interpreted as an assassination attempt against the president.

00:29:05.860 That's usually a really bad idea.

00:29:07.980 Again, I think the distinction here between him and many other people who have tweeted similar things is he's supposed to know better.

00:29:17.800 And it makes you wonder, did he know better?

00:29:19.780 And I think there's a plausible argument for that.

00:29:25.620 And I will say, regardless of what we think, there is a plausible argument for it.

00:29:31.140 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.

00:29:40.220 And they are going to push this as far as they possibly can.

00:29:44.200 And they should.

00:29:46.120 Not for revenge.

00:29:47.400 Not because I don't like Comey.

00:29:48.700 Nothing.

00:29:49.920 That we have got to stop saying, hey, go to their house and kill them.

00:29:56.020 Go to their house and swat them. 0.76

00:29:57.860 Go to their house in 86.

00:29:59.260 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.

00:30:15.220 Yeah.

00:30:15.420 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.

00:30:25.440 Half of that party right now is cheering on a guy who assassinated the CEO of a health care company.

00:30:32.040 Right.

00:30:32.260 Right.

00:30:33.260 This is not a time to be playing around with this stuff.

00:30:35.760 And I don't look, you know, we would say the same thing.

00:30:39.200 And we have said the same thing, by the way, about people who say, you know, something about, you know, Democratic candidates.

00:30:45.300 When we were and everybody was horrified by January 6th, before we knew all of the.

00:30:51.260 I still am horrified by January 6th.

00:30:52.900 No, no, no.

00:30:53.160 I know that.

00:30:53.660 They handled it right or that like every.

00:30:55.700 Correct.

00:30:56.020 They obviously overdid it. 0.95

00:30:57.540 There's a million things with that.

00:30:58.520 But when we lumped everybody in as part of that.

00:31:03.600 Okay.

00:31:04.360 I'm going to get.

00:31:05.020 I hate to keep stopping you because you're trying to make a point, but we never lumped everybody in on that.

00:31:09.580 We made a distinction from the beginning.

00:31:11.440 The people that committed violent acts are at a much different place than the people who.

00:31:15.740 We have a journalist who works for us, who is in there just filming what happened and they try to prosecute him.

00:31:22.840 I guess I'm just trying to say as it's happening.

00:31:25.440 Right.

00:31:26.040 As it's happening.

00:31:27.200 Yes.

00:31:27.540 I'm watching it and I'm horrified.

00:31:29.680 And I'm like, how is anybody part of this?

00:31:33.720 Hey, this has got to stop.

00:31:35.440 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.

00:31:45.220 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.

00:32:04.600 We don't do that.

00:32:06.040 We don't do that.

00:32:07.060 We don't do that in America.

00:32:08.500 We don't do that.

00:32:10.140 We don't burn our own cities.

00:32:11.560 We don't we don't loot our own stores because, well, they have enough.

00:32:16.780 They wronged me back in 1772.

00:32:20.100 We don't do that.

00:32:23.080 And the minute we do that, we begin to be animals.

00:32:29.440 We're animals on the street.

00:32:30.920 We might as well just be living.

00:32:32.580 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.

00:32:42.660 We don't do that.

00:32:44.020 That's not the way a society, a civilization remains a civilization.

00:32:51.800 Now.

00:32:52.320 Well, we're on the air saying those things.

00:32:57.380 We don't do that.

00:32:59.420 Where are the Democrats saying that to people who are burning things down, who are causing riots, who are saying 8647?

00:33:10.780 Every Democrat, and this would have happened 25 years ago.

00:33:16.900 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.

00:33:28.680 But they're not.

00:33:29.700 They're not.

00:33:30.120 They're all jumping to defend him.

00:33:33.000 What?

00:33:33.180 Why don't you stand up and say, this is wrong.

00:33:38.160 I don't know what he meant, but he should have never done that.

00:33:42.140 That's irresponsible.

00:33:44.420 You can have a country with people who are doing that.

00:33:47.960 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.

00:34:01.200 I don't, I don't, you don't have a society.

00:34:04.000 You don't have a civilization.

00:34:05.420 You just don't.

00:34:06.640 So it's, it's right to, to make sure that he's held accountable for this.

00:34:11.500 Somebody has got to set lessons out.

00:34:17.560 Somebody has to start paying for bad behavior.

00:34:22.560 You've lost control.

00:34:24.420 Look at, look at, look at what, look at what the prime minister of, what was it?

00:34:27.480 Sweden said.

00:34:28.340 We've, it's obvious we have lost control of the wave of violence, meaning we can no longer control the streets.

00:34:37.100 The government cannot control the violence.

00:34:40.040 We can't keep people safe.

00:34:43.020 Why?

00:34:44.140 Because they have spent years now.

00:34:46.960 Oh, well, but they're a different religion. 0.99

00:34:48.820 Oh, well, they just don't understand.

00:34:50.360 Or they're new.

00:34:51.300 Or they're this.

00:34:52.000 And you should be quiet.

00:34:53.120 You should accept them.

00:34:54.180 You should.

00:34:54.460 Now they can't control the violence.

00:34:57.100 It's completely out of control.

00:34:59.660 It's going to be like this here if people are not held accountable for their actions.

00:35:07.400 And I'm not saying he belongs in jail.

00:35:09.180 I don't know.

00:35:09.720 That requires attorneys, prosecutors, and investigators.

00:35:13.380 But for those people who do break the laws, somebody has got to make an example out of them.

00:35:23.020 Don't do, you know why the death penalty worked back in the day?

00:35:26.620 The death penalty worked back, you know, when the mobs were crazy, and it was all the gangsters

00:35:34.020 and prohibition and everything else.

00:35:35.920 They were just shooting cops.

00:35:37.940 Just shooting them.

00:35:39.320 Because, you know, we got to get away with all this booze and the money, and the money's

00:35:43.620 too great and everything else.

00:35:44.360 So they were just shooting cops.

00:35:46.140 Until if you shoot a cop, it's automatic death penalty.

00:35:51.820 So you would go to trial, and then they'd strap you to the electric chair.

00:35:56.240 Not five years down the road.

00:35:58.560 Within months, you'd be in the electric chair.

00:36:01.500 When everybody remembers, oh, yeah, that guy, oh, they just found him guilty.

00:36:07.180 Right.

00:36:07.860 It was a real deterrent.

00:36:08.940 It was a deterrent.

00:36:10.160 Because people knew you wouldn't kill a cop.

00:36:14.220 Only the worst of the worst would kill a cop.

00:36:16.880 Now, it doesn't matter what anybody does, it seems.

00:36:22.860 That has to change, or we do not have a society.

00:36:27.360 And once that society begins to melt down, what happens?

00:36:31.420 Once the society begins to melt down, then you need strong men to come in and say, I'll

00:36:38.060 take control.

00:36:39.560 I'll set the examples.

00:36:41.400 You don't want that.

00:36:42.660 We still have a chance to turn this around without a strong man.

00:36:47.420 But this has to stop.

00:36:51.500 I think, too, if I add to this of how this is going to be handled, you have a situation

00:36:56.960 where everything you just said, I think, is true.

00:36:59.340 We're on the edge.

00:37:00.520 There's a real violent movement in this country doing things like this.

00:37:05.480 Right.

00:37:06.420 So you have that as one element.

00:37:08.380 You have another element of the president of the United States literally took a bullet.

00:37:13.400 Like, that was a real thing.

00:37:15.100 And if you think about the way he's thinking about this, hey, these are real threats.

00:37:20.900 My life almost ended in Butler and at his own golf course.

00:37:26.640 These are real threats and not something you screw around with.

00:37:29.540 We have to take it seriously.

00:37:30.640 And to add on to that, he and everyone around him really hate this guy.

00:37:38.640 Now, I know you might say that's got nothing to do with it.

00:37:40.920 And you said revenge.

00:37:42.320 But I don't think it would.

00:37:43.960 He wouldn't just do this.

00:37:45.180 But when all three of those things we say are all aligned, if I were James Comey's attorney,

00:37:51.780 I would be thinking there's going to be large invoices I'm going to be sending out very soon.

00:37:57.020 I would not think this is just going to pass over.

00:37:59.220 And I hope so.

00:37:59.640 Look at their reaction.

00:38:00.640 That's a serious reaction.

00:38:02.420 It should be.

00:38:03.360 The guy, they have tried to kill the guy over and over and over again.

00:38:06.660 Stop it.

00:38:07.600 Yes.

00:38:08.880 That's a good lesson, Glenn.

00:38:10.460 Look at that.

00:38:11.440 All right.

00:38:11.880 That's a Friday lesson for everyone who's listening.

00:38:15.540 Try not to kill the president.

00:38:17.860 That's a real.

00:38:18.780 Stop talking about it.

00:38:20.540 Stop doing it.

00:38:22.260 What a great piece of information for the public today, Glenn.

00:38:26.420 Thank you.

00:38:26.760 That's why they pay us the big bucks.

00:38:28.360 Because we come up with these very difficult answers.

00:38:31.620 This shouldn't be hard.

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00:42:01.420 Barbara Ann, I love this so much with the babies.

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00:42:15.500 Mark, you guys need to do the show this way from now on.

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00:42:19.540 Wouldn't you?

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00:42:20.520 Yeah.

00:42:21.320 Sean, the threat to the president's life by Comey.

00:42:24.040 You don't just share something like that online.

00:42:26.100 It was a message.

00:42:27.380 Debbie, remember when they put somebody in jail for six months for a text vote meme?

00:42:34.280 Sean, if Comey came across 8644, do you think he would have said, oh, cool shell formation?

00:42:40.960 Brandy, wonder why the eight shells are all red?

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00:42:55.380 Coming up, we have Jason Whitlock on.

00:42:58.100 We haven't talked at all about the P. Diddy trial, and I don't care about the Diddy trial at all when it comes to, you know, the personalities involved in the Hollywood crap.

00:43:10.560 I do care about, you know, usually when you go after somebody and you're making a case and there's a kingpin, you start to prosecute all of the lower level people to get them to testify and turn against the kingpin.

00:43:29.220 Because you're really trying to get the kingpin, not the lower people. 0.74

00:43:33.540 We don't even hear if there are any lower people, which makes me think maybe is this whole thing with P. Diddy and these big parties.

00:43:42.480 Is that completely just made up or are we just not hearing about it for some other reason?

00:43:51.620 But what's happening in the Diddy trial?

00:43:54.700 And why aren't we hearing this and Epstein any other names?

00:44:01.000 Why?

00:44:02.720 Back with Jason Whitlock next.

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00:46:49.040 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program we're glad you're here i want to talk to you

00:46:56.000 about a couple of things uh this hour i want to tell you some things that you can do for your

00:46:59.700 children and your grandchildren to learn history but also uh we're going to talk a little bit about

00:47:04.240 diddy not because i care about hollywood but because this story is important because i have

00:47:08.240 some i have some real issues with this this is like epstein why is this one guy would everything

00:47:15.580 that they say he did if he did it and he's holding these parties why are they only going after one

00:47:20.320 guy yeah he's the ringleader but what about everybody else that had to be involved somebody

00:47:26.500 who's been watching this and can make sense of it is jason whitlock the blaze tv host of fearless

00:47:31.260 what the diddy trial uh is and what's what it's really exposing and why it matters jason joins me

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00:48:52.760 tunnel to towers at t2t.org that's t the number two t dot org jason whitlock welcome to the program how are you

00:49:01.160 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

00:49:11.300 what i have read this week is absolutely disgusting i mean beyond i mean i've read disgusting and you

00:49:19.800 kind of read it kind of like you watch a car wreck i i can't even read this stuff it is so grotesque

00:49:24.560 um what have we what what is actually being exposed here what what do you think actually happened and

00:49:32.560 why aren't they going after anybody but diddy i'm gonna i got my tinfoil hat on as i'm talking to you

00:49:39.960 glenn so i want the audience to be aware uh crap now i can't read his mind 0.53

00:49:44.320 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 0.66

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 0.59

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 0.92

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 0.52

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

00:52:59.160 so who are the mysterious they

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 0.98

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

00:56:11.220 this is how you do it

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 0.85

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 0.85

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 0.95

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

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01:02:44.540 jason whitlock is uh with us so what is your what is your solution to that

01:02:58.960 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

01:05:29.240 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 0.66

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 0.97

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

01:06:41.200 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

01:07:02.580 stop to it it is the slippery slope it music and this form of art has so much influence over your

01:07:09.740 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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01:09:06.920 uh let's uh let me introduce you to somebody justin kite he is uh with prager you kids he's the

01:09:15.720 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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01:09:29.520 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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01:09:43.200 your history with me uh yeah most definitely first of all thanks uh thanks glenn for having me on sure

01:09:50.700 um well i was i was a i was a u.s history teacher and also world history teacher at the high school

01:09:59.840 level at big public schools in texas and um at the at the height of of of of glennbeck with um the fox

01:10:11.700 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

01:10:21.680 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 0.70

01:10:29.640 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

01:10:37.060 and my number one enemy and so um when it was when it was time to uh to get on the plane and go

01:10:46.000 meet glennbeck and the glennbeck show um it was it was a very surreal experience for me right because

01:10:51.960 you have changed what woke you up um you know having a front row seat to it and i didn't have a

01:11:01.500 a like like one big moment it was kind of like spidey senses that started um really in about 2011

01:11:11.380 um because i had gone through my teacher training in 2008 and just within the three years um things

01:11:20.200 really started to shift fast and i was and i was in the types of schools where we had a lot of outside

01:11:28.560 experts coming in to try to like you know save the world and and fix the system and um as early as

01:11:37.880 2011 they were bringing in these pilot programs from fancy universities that had us talking about

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01:12:05.800 unique experience there which relates to kind of what we're going to talk about today i hope is that

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01:12:33.060 victimhood and it just didn't feel it didn't feel right and i i i didn't do it and and i framed

01:12:43.900 my history lessons as a story of america as a story of survival america as a story of achievement

01:12:53.000 um and that included everybody in this country regardless of ethnicity or skin color well it

01:13:00.320 was great to work with you on monday we're um i was cutting some stuff that uh that i and uh prager

01:13:06.640 you are working on uh for history and you were at the museum uh and you were just you were a great

01:13:13.040 partner to work with keeping me honest keeping it right on track you're a great partner um but

01:13:17.360 you gave me as a gift one of your books and there are now seven books in the series they're trail

01:13:22.960 blazers of america i had not heard of this kid series but i i've been reading it is it's fantastic

01:13:29.100 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

01:13:38.000 the intro music that you had for me was perfect with that western twang um because that's kind of

01:13:44.080 the vibe of our of our trailblazer series and we have it's you can buy them individually um seven

01:13:51.640 stories or you can get them in a full compilation um but it's from daniel boone all the way to bass

01:14:00.240 reeves with six other stories in between that kind of chronologically tell the story of america's

01:14:09.120 growth and expansion westward and so from boone to davy crockett to lewison clark to johnny appleseed

01:14:20.800 to john c fremont to john sutter and then bass reeves we're able to um kind of take our readers

01:14:30.080 on a trip that geographically covers the country um but then also chronologically covers the country

01:14:37.760 and does so in a way that is pretty exciting yeah and i mean i think i hugged you when you said bass

01:14:45.040 reeves was in the book um because bass reeves i mean some people say it's this is all just legend

01:14:50.880 nobody knows and i i don't think it's true but uh somebody some people say that bass reeves is uh the

01:14:58.240 uh the inspiration for the lone ranger um uh and when i found bass reeves uh because i was doing

01:15:06.080 you know i was painting a painting of the lone ranger and uh i wanted to learn more about and i

01:15:11.680 saw this name bass reeves as possible and i started looking it up and i'm like how did i know oh this guy

01:15:17.040 this guy is fantastic and he was a u.s marshal and tell his story a little bit well so he was born

01:15:24.240 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

01:15:35.520 the civil war broke out he was uh he he was brought along with um with the the the young men of that

01:15:45.280 family and interesting of his upbringing which is so condemning of the institution of slavery

01:15:50.960 is that his like the the family that owned him permitted him um to use firearms but they didn't

01:15:59.440 permit him to learn how to read which says a lot about the importance of education it sure does but

01:16:05.440 in that childhood where he was brought up with guns he became an expert marksman and um always having a

01:16:16.400 an american spirit inside of him i would say that when given the opportunity to break free from slavery

01:16:23.280 he did so and did so on the way to fighting in the civil war and then he escaped into um the you know

01:16:31.520 the bandit lands of the indian territory and while he was there we don't i mean he was literally off the

01:16:39.440 grid and so his time in the indian territory is legendary but he must have picked up or at least

01:16:46.400 intensified his skills because when the civil war ended and he then you know and slavery was abolished

01:16:53.920 and he was allowed to permitted to join join american society he did so as a u.s marshal and racked up

01:17:04.960 statistics that were just like unheard of yeah he was the guy who always got his man always got

01:17:11.280 no matter how long it would take if he was on your trail you were going to jail or die and we're

01:17:17.520 talking like hundreds of dudes that he went after and was successful in getting and an incredible man

01:17:23.360 of integrity one of the people that he actually had to bring to justice was his own son thank you for

01:17:28.400 and and so um you know we at prager you kids aim to teach what isn't being taught and you know you

01:17:39.360 said you didn't know that much about bass drapes i didn't even know who the guy was yeah and i'm a

01:17:44.000 u.s history teacher and so one of the cool things about this series is kind of uncovering those old

01:17:50.720 gems that um it's kind of been forgotten about and it's i mean if you're in california uh the sixth

01:17:57.440 story is john sutter uh who was the owner of a mill where gold was discovered uh i believe in california

01:18:04.960 and this guy um you know when you learn about the the the rush to california you see the kind of

01:18:14.160 american that we now say just doesn't exist the the you know now we're like oh i don't know that

01:18:19.920 seems really hard if you want to be an american you know you you should read john sutter um because it's

01:18:28.080 optimistic and yet stubborn and it's just we're going to get it we're going to do what we know we

01:18:34.880 can do correct oh most definitely and and we we strategically picked john sutter because we

01:18:42.160 wanted to have an immigrant tale um as part of the series and he was born in switzerland and made his

01:18:50.080 way to america as a young man and our our our theme of our john sutter book is pretty much failure

01:18:58.640 because that guy dreamed big and fell on his face over and over again but had the gumption

01:19:05.440 and had again that american spirit to get up and try again so the name of the book and i if you have

01:19:12.880 kids you have grandkids you know homeschoolers you need to get trailblazers of america trailblazers

01:19:21.040 of america it's from uh prager you and justin kite is the author of it he's the guy i'm talking to

01:19:27.440 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

01:19:33.520 then if like that links you to amazon so you can go directly to amazon and get it as well and um i agree

01:19:41.280 with everything you said about about getting it for the kids but even if you don't have kids don't make

01:19:45.920 a heck of a coffee a heck of a coffee table book too yeah most most americans don't know these

01:19:50.880 stories i know these stories that's why i'm saying it for kids i shouldn't have said that most americans

01:19:55.600 do not know these stories and they need to they need to because you'll be able to it just it helps

01:20:02.880 you frame where we are what is true what we're capable of and where we need to go most definitely

01:20:11.840 sir ah it's uh it was great to meet you justin and thank you for sharing with me uh your uh

01:20:18.640 uh your glenn hating years i had them too so don't worry about it you're not alone from from foe to

01:20:24.720 friend sir yeah that's right thank you justin i appreciate it justin kite uh it is uh prageru.com

01:20:30.800 also you can get it uh online at amazon.com trailblazers of america

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01:24:12.560 welcome to the lend back program glad you're here thanks i've been actually here the whole first couple

01:24:18.320 hours but you know i appreciate you try to erase that from my mind but honestly uh um so uh you know

01:24:26.640 how many days as of yesterday you know how many days it's been since 9 11 i did see this and everyone's

01:24:35.520 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

01:24:44.400 there's a political message somewhere in there yeah it was it yet what are the odds that yesterday

01:24:50.640 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

01:24:58.960 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

01:25:04.880 is that really remember we got to remember 9 11 but we got to remember it cryptically in clamshells is

01:25:11.360 he really gonna argue that no no i don't think so uh one interesting uh thing about this now glenn is

01:25:16.640 okay so you don't know what we're talking about james comey sure posted a picture in uh in uh shells

01:25:21.760 on a beach 86 47 which means 86 the president you can gangsters would say that means kill him uh

01:25:29.120 you know if you're a soda jerk from the 1940s that means you know hold it back cancel that order okay so

01:25:36.560 86 47 47 being the president um i have some news for you glenn okay it's sad it's tragic oh no james

01:25:43.840 comey has 86ed his instagram account no no now you would think that james comey would have not had

01:25:53.760 one right isn't that quite obviously the right move for a former fbi director yes never post anything

01:26:00.800 yes certainly if you're gonna have one it should be private i mean like you're maybe you want to

01:26:05.760 post your family pictures to your family okay of course you know i don't know why people enjoy doing

01:26:10.880 that frankly uh i'm i'm still in you know i don't know 1990 or something on that one unlike my wife

01:26:17.520 certainly uh but i don't know i like the collaboration i like people when they respond back and they

01:26:22.960 say you know i i i like some of the business where it's very important and i have to do it

01:26:29.040 so it but like i i don't know that i would necessarily have a i wouldn't do it if i wasn't

01:26:34.320 in this job i would do it i would do it with my family maybe like a personal account like yeah like

01:26:38.400 you're posting things like i i like i you know i'll you know like i take pictures and i send i

01:26:43.760 typically will just like send them to my wife if i think they're a good picture of the kid it's like

01:26:47.680 you know but i mean you could easily just as well do that i guess on a social media account that's

01:26:50.960 private but this is again it's attention seeking and if you know we're in a business

01:26:55.760 where we need people to listen to the show want people to listen to the show want people to be

01:26:59.120 interested in what we do it's part of our business if you're the former fbi director unless you think

01:27:04.480 of yourself as a celebrity that writes big books and then i guess you do need an instagram no he

01:27:11.920 doesn't look at himself like that at all you'd think there'd be no need for that as a former

01:27:17.520 fbi director but again he sees himself as an msnbc personality which is just pathetic

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01:27:31.040 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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01:28:04.480 it shouldn't be it shouldn't be all right back in a minute

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01:32:13.680 Alright, so

01:32:14.840 Apparently

01:32:15.720 Apparently there's this

01:32:19.660 Football team

01:32:22.360 Big football team

01:32:24.620 And this guy named Bill Burgess

01:32:26.400 Was a coach and a player there

01:32:29.040 For a long time

01:32:30.180 I don't know

01:32:32.240 I know Rick from Rick and Bubba

01:32:34.140 Previously with Rick and Bubba

01:32:35.800 Is here

01:32:36.620 And this is his dad

01:32:37.960 So try to

01:32:38.640 Try to just say

01:32:39.960 Okay, I

01:32:40.720 You know

01:32:41.280 Let's just pretend

01:32:41.980 We know who his dad

01:32:42.960 Is 0.88

01:32:43.180 Rick, welcome to the program

01:32:45.260 Oh my goodness

01:32:46.480 Hearing you two talk about

01:32:47.820 Football is agonizing

01:32:49.300 What are you talking about?

01:32:50.680 Him, I guess

01:32:51.200 He knows it

01:32:51.860 He's just been

01:32:52.420 Dragged into this thing

01:32:53.880 With me

01:32:54.280 Stu?

01:32:55.340 Yeah

01:32:55.660 I will tell you

01:32:56.340 If I was going to ask

01:32:57.240 About a team

01:32:57.740 I'm going to ask Stu

01:32:58.720 Over you, Glenn

01:32:59.560 I would say

01:33:00.740 Am I going to Stu though

01:33:03.040 If I have other options?

01:33:04.400 No, you

01:33:04.660 Why not?

01:33:08.300 Okay, welcome

01:33:09.220 Tell me

01:33:10.500 Tell me about your dad

01:33:11.440 So you guys

01:33:12.900 Are so kind

01:33:13.560 To have me on

01:33:14.400 Of course

01:33:14.620 You know

01:33:14.900 We

01:33:15.160 As you said

01:33:16.200 Spent 31 years

01:33:17.140 Doing the Rick and Bubba show

01:33:18.480 And now this year

01:33:19.280 Started the Rick Burgess show

01:33:20.700 We're five months in

01:33:21.740 As you said

01:33:22.200 Got the new podcast

01:33:23.000 On Blaze TV

01:33:23.980 Still working with you guys

01:33:25.220 So this has been something

01:33:26.660 That I have been thinking

01:33:27.680 About for a while

01:33:29.480 About writing a book

01:33:30.980 About my dad

01:33:32.100 An iconic figure

01:33:33.920 And it's not just

01:33:36.180 A football book

01:33:37.020 Or anything like that

01:33:37.840 It's really about

01:33:38.780 The men

01:33:39.440 And I know you guys

01:33:40.340 Have talked about it

01:33:40.960 So many times

01:33:41.460 They're a dying breed

01:33:42.840 And we desperately

01:33:44.860 Need them back

01:33:46.340 So in order to mold

01:33:48.060 The next generation 0.96

01:33:48.980 We need to be able

01:33:49.900 To look to the model

01:33:51.180 And dad was

01:33:52.880 An incredible leader

01:33:54.820 Influencer

01:33:55.760 Wonderful father

01:33:57.020 You know

01:33:57.620 Isn't that a nice

01:33:58.280 Change of pace

01:33:58.840 For a man to actually 0.84

01:33:59.740 Say his father

01:34:00.520 Was great

01:34:01.660 But he was one of a kind

01:34:05.020 A true original

01:34:05.720 You know how we throw

01:34:06.360 Around that phrase

01:34:07.120 A lot

01:34:07.340 Hey they broke the mold

01:34:08.380 On that one

01:34:09.040 And then you're thinking

01:34:10.020 Did they really

01:34:10.820 In this case

01:34:12.100 I can tell you

01:34:13.140 Especially the two of you

01:34:14.260 Who have never met him

01:34:15.720 There is no one

01:34:17.260 On this planet

01:34:17.920 That I've ever met

01:34:19.180 Quite like Bill Burgess

01:34:21.320 And you know

01:34:22.000 He was so humble

01:34:22.940 That I knew

01:34:23.440 I couldn't do the book

01:34:24.500 Until it was the right time

01:34:26.300 And unfortunately

01:34:27.060 He passed away

01:34:28.580 In December of 2023

01:34:30.980 Battled Alzheimer's

01:34:32.740 In the final years

01:34:34.360 Of his life

01:34:35.140 And when he passed

01:34:36.260 I said you know what

01:34:37.100 Now's the time

01:34:37.980 To give him

01:34:38.840 You know the recognition

01:34:40.240 That he would have

01:34:40.880 Never wanted

01:34:41.560 But deserved

01:34:42.700 And try to use him

01:34:44.460 To help influence

01:34:45.680 Not just men

01:34:47.100 You know my wife

01:34:47.920 Read it

01:34:48.300 Because he comes across

01:34:49.100 Like this is a dude book 0.89

01:34:50.320 And it certainly

01:34:50.940 Is beneficial for men 1.00

01:34:52.180 And you know

01:34:53.000 That I have a real heart

01:34:53.860 For men's ministry

01:34:54.700 And you guys

01:34:55.340 Have been kind enough

01:34:56.040 To let me talk about

01:34:56.800 That in the past

01:34:57.480 But this is actually

01:34:58.960 A book for anyone

01:34:59.900 I remember my wife

01:35:01.040 Read it

01:35:01.500 And I came home

01:35:02.260 And she's a real writer

01:35:03.400 So I was nervous

01:35:04.140 About her assessment

01:35:05.120 And she said

01:35:07.060 You know what

01:35:07.740 I knew you're dead

01:35:08.420 For 30 years

01:35:09.160 But after reading this book

01:35:10.500 I understand you better

01:35:11.940 And I also

01:35:13.600 I was taught two things

01:35:15.560 By your dad

01:35:16.120 In this book

01:35:16.580 That I need to apply

01:35:17.400 To my life today

01:35:18.420 So it's got

01:35:20.300 A lot of comedy in it

01:35:21.340 It's got a lot

01:35:22.700 Of seriousness in it

01:35:23.640 You know you'll laugh

01:35:24.340 You'll cry

01:35:24.760 You've heard that before

01:35:25.600 I always say this

01:35:27.220 If my dad was coaching

01:35:28.260 Football today

01:35:29.100 He would be put in jail

01:35:30.300 So if anybody doesn't know

01:35:33.800 Who his dad was

01:35:34.720 American football coach

01:35:36.680 He was head coach

01:35:37.600 At Jacksonville State University

01:35:39.560 I believe

01:35:39.920 Also played for Auburn

01:35:41.920 Correct

01:35:42.840 Yeah

01:35:43.120 And in the Hall of Fame

01:35:44.600 So tell me

01:35:47.380 What do you get

01:35:49.440 What do we learn

01:35:50.400 From your father

01:35:52.280 That we should know

01:35:53.340 Well you think about the title

01:35:55.600 I could tell you and Stu

01:35:57.080 Both had a reaction

01:35:58.080 To the title

01:35:58.740 And I knew that would be the case

01:36:00.280 It really is an intriguing

01:36:02.200 And provocative title

01:36:03.620 Men Don't Run in the Rain

01:36:04.600 I can't tell you how many people

01:36:05.640 Are like man

01:36:06.120 As soon as I saw that

01:36:06.960 I was like what

01:36:07.520 And I opened up the book

01:36:09.720 Telling you about me being a kid

01:36:11.980 And I kept

01:36:13.320 I kept noticing

01:36:14.960 That anytime it would rain

01:36:17.240 That if my dad was outside

01:36:19.560 He would never change his walk

01:36:21.860 He would walk in the rain

01:36:23.920 Never scurrying

01:36:25.000 Never you know

01:36:25.900 Never frantic

01:36:26.700 And I was little

01:36:28.720 So I never questioned him about it

01:36:30.120 Well I got about 13

01:36:31.360 14 years old

01:36:32.480 And I was at school

01:36:34.520 Because he was also

01:36:35.700 Coached high school football

01:36:37.060 Before he coached college

01:36:38.240 And it's where I went to school

01:36:40.040 A lot of you may not know this

01:36:41.600 But I'm actually an Oxford graduate

01:36:43.280 I'm not trying to get all arrogant

01:36:45.280 Of course that's Oxford High School

01:36:46.900 But so

01:36:48.460 It's true

01:36:50.720 It's absolutely true

01:36:52.060 So it's in between Atlanta

01:36:54.100 And Birmingham

01:36:54.660 If you're ever in the deep south

01:36:55.920 Where I grew up

01:36:56.800 Is where you stop

01:36:57.440 And go to the bathroom 0.62

01:36:58.100 If you're going to

01:36:59.160 Either one of those cities

01:36:59.920 Right

01:37:00.300 So anyway

01:37:01.560 We

01:37:02.060 I was outside

01:37:04.120 Waiting to ride home with him

01:37:05.560 Because I wasn't old enough

01:37:06.380 To drive yet

01:37:07.080 But I was already playing

01:37:07.920 Junior high football

01:37:08.700 And he was athletic director

01:37:10.040 And head coach

01:37:10.700 Of the varsity

01:37:11.440 So he comes out

01:37:13.040 Well one of those

01:37:13.840 You know

01:37:14.340 Classic Alabama

01:37:15.380 Thunderstorms

01:37:16.420 In the heat of summer

01:37:17.200 Start

01:37:17.780 Well I go to run

01:37:18.840 To his truck

01:37:20.140 And he takes his forearm

01:37:22.460 And he stops me

01:37:23.320 And I looked at him

01:37:24.940 He said

01:37:25.180 Men don't run in the rain

01:37:26.120 And at the time

01:37:28.420 I was like

01:37:28.900 What?

01:37:30.140 He said

01:37:30.540 Men

01:37:30.760 We don't run in the rain

01:37:31.860 We walk to the truck

01:37:32.720 And I started thinking

01:37:34.840 What in the world

01:37:35.720 Did he mean by that

01:37:37.020 But over time

01:37:38.100 I understood

01:37:38.920 It wasn't about

01:37:40.200 You know

01:37:41.640 Don't look stupid

01:37:43.080 Or whatever

01:37:43.680 It was like

01:37:44.460 Men should be steady 0.93

01:37:46.100 Men should be fearless

01:37:47.780 And if you're going to

01:37:49.600 Be frantic

01:37:50.460 About the rain

01:37:51.860 What about in life

01:37:53.520 When you face something

01:37:54.620 That truly is difficult

01:37:56.260 How will you ever

01:37:57.780 He was already looking ahead

01:37:58.920 How are you ever

01:37:59.840 Going to stand in

01:38:00.880 And have a headship

01:38:02.780 And leadership

01:38:03.340 In your family

01:38:04.180 How are you going to

01:38:05.020 Deal with difficulties

01:38:06.320 When they come your way

01:38:07.440 If you think rain

01:38:08.580 Is difficult

01:38:09.240 And my dad's

01:38:10.620 Perfect vision

01:38:11.360 Of a man and his family

01:38:12.600 Is that in the pouring rain

01:38:14.420 His wife would be 0.74

01:38:15.560 Put in the car dry

01:38:16.720 His kids would be

01:38:17.880 Put in the back seat dry

01:38:19.120 And then he would sit

01:38:20.360 At the steering wheel

01:38:21.240 Soaking wet

01:38:21.940 You know

01:38:24.560 In looking through this

01:38:26.960 I don't know

01:38:28.900 If I taught my kids

01:38:29.740 Anything that profound

01:38:31.320 At all

01:38:32.440 But your dad

01:38:34.160 Your dad said

01:38:35.240 So many things

01:38:36.260 To you

01:38:37.260 That

01:38:37.540 Are so important

01:38:40.640 You know

01:38:41.260 One of the things

01:38:41.980 That he said

01:38:42.440 On

01:38:42.940 And just remaining humble

01:38:44.920 Is nobody cares

01:38:46.020 What you did last year

01:38:47.080 And here's a guy

01:38:48.100 Who

01:38:48.460 You know

01:38:48.980 They care about

01:38:50.640 What you did

01:38:51.200 Last year

01:38:51.740 You're in the

01:38:52.340 Hall of Fame

01:38:53.100 Right

01:38:53.920 Yeah

01:38:54.940 His humility

01:38:56.560 Was incredible

01:38:57.700 And you know

01:38:58.620 He also

01:38:59.120 Since he coached

01:38:59.800 Such a team sport

01:39:00.640 He was infuriated

01:39:02.360 About individual awards

01:39:03.740 We literally had to tell him

01:39:05.080 Dad you're accepting

01:39:05.800 This award

01:39:06.360 On behalf of all the coaches

01:39:07.980 All the teams

01:39:08.640 He's like

01:39:08.980 No individual

01:39:10.380 Wins a football game

01:39:12.160 No individual

01:39:13.300 Has a successful

01:39:14.840 Football program

01:39:15.800 And he always

01:39:17.360 Had that attitude

01:39:18.120 But what he meant

01:39:18.920 By that was

01:39:19.880 You know

01:39:20.660 And he taught me

01:39:21.260 That lesson

01:39:21.800 He said

01:39:22.560 You can't spend

01:39:23.600 The rest of your life

01:39:24.540 Continually tell stories

01:39:25.760 About what you did

01:39:26.620 Last year

01:39:27.180 What are you going

01:39:27.680 To do this year

01:39:28.400 To make it count

01:39:29.460 And you can't drag

01:39:30.320 Last year

01:39:31.100 You know

01:39:31.640 He taught me

01:39:32.000 That lesson

01:39:32.460 As you guys

01:39:33.380 May have seen

01:39:33.760 In the book

01:39:34.200 Because I started

01:39:35.220 On varsity

01:39:36.060 As a sophomore

01:39:36.680 Which he

01:39:37.660 That drove him crazy

01:39:38.600 But my position coach

01:39:39.960 Actually gave me that

01:39:40.860 And so when I came back

01:39:42.780 The next year

01:39:43.540 As a junior

01:39:44.160 I thought

01:39:44.560 Well I'm a starter

01:39:45.360 And I wasn't even

01:39:46.460 Doing anything

01:39:47.180 I don't think

01:39:47.860 It was that big a deal

01:39:48.900 But he stopped practice

01:39:50.640 Day one

01:39:51.280 He said

01:39:51.600 Hey

01:39:51.780 Get out

01:39:52.360 Get out

01:39:52.720 Get on the sideline

01:39:53.360 Let's get somebody

01:39:53.940 In here

01:39:54.160 Who wants to play

01:39:54.780 And I was over

01:39:55.460 Going

01:39:55.640 What is he even

01:39:56.200 Talking about

01:39:56.700 And I'm over there

01:39:57.760 Getting a drink of water

01:39:58.580 Or whatever

01:39:58.980 And he walks over

01:39:59.700 And he says

01:40:00.020 Hey let me just

01:40:00.520 Tell you about this

01:40:01.040 Nobody cares

01:40:01.840 What you did last year

01:40:03.280 It has no impact

01:40:05.300 On what we're doing

01:40:05.920 Preparing this team

01:40:06.700 And I thought

01:40:08.080 Okay he's teaching

01:40:09.180 A football lesson

01:40:10.040 But he's teaching

01:40:10.680 Much more than that

01:40:11.420 We all know

01:40:12.560 The men

01:40:13.100 And women

01:40:13.780 That keep telling

01:40:15.020 That same story

01:40:15.900 About what they did

01:40:16.600 25 years ago

01:40:17.460 But what have you

01:40:18.000 Done today

01:40:18.560 So did your dad

01:40:21.540 I mean

01:40:23.280 You know

01:40:25.020 Kids generally

01:40:26.020 Don't take that stuff

01:40:27.460 Well when you're

01:40:28.580 Saying it to them

01:40:29.380 You know what I mean

01:40:30.180 They're like

01:40:31.240 You know

01:40:31.480 They all

01:40:32.100 My dad is so frustrating

01:40:33.940 Did you take it

01:40:35.740 That way

01:40:36.140 Or

01:40:36.460 Did you understand

01:40:38.800 The lessons

01:40:39.360 When he was

01:40:40.260 Giving them

01:40:41.360 And was he just

01:40:42.080 A hard ass 0.94

01:40:42.760 All the time

01:40:43.340 Or

01:40:43.620 No

01:40:44.440 No he really wasn't

01:40:45.600 You know

01:40:45.800 Every player

01:40:46.460 That ever played

01:40:47.240 For him

01:40:47.580 Will tell you this

01:40:48.260 He was hard

01:40:48.820 But he was fair

01:40:49.620 And it was that

01:40:50.700 Fair side

01:40:51.680 That bought

01:40:52.820 That what you're

01:40:54.580 Thinking about

01:40:55.000 Why you didn't

01:40:55.820 Now there were days

01:40:56.420 You got frustrated

01:40:57.100 With him of course

01:40:57.960 But did I understand

01:40:59.680 The depth of the lessons

01:41:00.960 When they were coming

01:41:01.900 Not all of them

01:41:03.220 But let me tell you

01:41:04.540 Why I was willing

01:41:05.660 To listen

01:41:06.300 And he was a great leader

01:41:07.440 And this is the biggest part

01:41:08.720 And you just said it

01:41:09.500 Please do not picture

01:41:10.600 My dad being the great Santini

01:41:12.360 It was nothing like that

01:41:13.840 He was hard

01:41:15.760 He was no nonsense

01:41:17.940 It was his way

01:41:19.720 Or no way

01:41:20.480 If he was in leadership

01:41:21.620 But he also

01:41:23.240 Would come home

01:41:24.460 And leave all of that

01:41:25.820 At the office

01:41:26.520 At home

01:41:27.560 He had a gregarious laugh

01:41:29.180 That would

01:41:30.160 Fill up an entire house

01:41:31.900 He never took us

01:41:33.320 Out in the yard

01:41:33.920 And said we're going

01:41:34.400 To run through

01:41:34.820 Some drills today boys

01:41:36.260 Nothing like that

01:41:38.000 When I told him

01:41:38.780 I wanted to play football

01:41:39.560 He said why

01:41:40.340 When I was

01:41:41.360 You know

01:41:41.760 In Little League

01:41:42.480 He said if you want

01:41:43.120 To play because

01:41:43.500 You want to

01:41:44.000 Don't play because

01:41:44.560 You think I want you to

01:41:45.400 And he didn't

01:41:46.920 Coach us in Little League

01:41:48.100 He didn't take us

01:41:49.540 Out in the yard

01:41:49.980 Like I said

01:41:50.360 And make us run

01:41:51.140 When he came home

01:41:52.420 He was dad

01:41:53.420 And he was fun

01:41:54.860 And he was

01:41:56.480 Also really

01:41:58.840 Our mom was probably 0.92

01:42:00.120 More of the heavy

01:42:00.860 In the house

01:42:01.880 Now look

01:42:02.300 When dad was

01:42:02.840 Called in

01:42:03.340 That was the

01:42:03.820 End of the foolishness

01:42:04.740 Okay

01:42:05.200 But mom

01:42:06.640 Kind of handled

01:42:07.280 The daily outbreaks

01:42:08.420 Dad was only

01:42:09.460 Brought in 1.00

01:42:09.940 For the heavy stuff

01:42:11.800 And I think

01:42:12.320 The thing

01:42:12.660 That I could say

01:42:13.500 That I loved

01:42:14.940 The most about him

01:42:15.920 Is that we

01:42:16.760 Always felt safe

01:42:17.720 Why do you think

01:42:19.500 This is important

01:42:20.320 Now

01:42:20.620 I think

01:42:22.600 I think

01:42:22.960 We're missing

01:42:23.420 This

01:42:23.760 I think

01:42:24.160 There is

01:42:24.780 You know

01:42:25.640 My mother

01:42:26.140 Is a powerful

01:42:26.960 Woman 0.99

01:42:27.360 She

01:42:28.880 She's still

01:42:30.040 Alive today

01:42:30.780 And she

01:42:31.860 Certainly

01:42:32.240 Was not

01:42:32.900 Inferior to him

01:42:34.320 In any way

01:42:35.040 But our house

01:42:36.180 Had structure

01:42:36.960 And the man

01:42:39.100 Was the head

01:42:40.140 Of the house

01:42:40.700 And had a headship

01:42:41.760 And a leadership

01:42:42.380 And the mom

01:42:43.900 His total equal

01:42:45.120 They were equal

01:42:46.300 But they were

01:42:46.880 Beautifully distinct

01:42:47.860 And that's how

01:42:48.980 God made the family

01:42:50.140 And we're turning

01:42:51.000 That upside down

01:42:51.940 And we're taking

01:42:52.860 Men like my dad

01:42:54.300 And instead of

01:42:55.160 Celebrating them

01:42:56.080 We're actually

01:42:57.200 Criticizing them

01:42:58.260 And calling that

01:42:59.060 Toxic masculinity 0.68

01:43:00.280 When it's not

01:43:01.440 Now there is a form

01:43:02.900 Of toxic masculinity

01:43:03.820 No doubt about that

01:43:04.860 But men like my dad

01:43:06.560 That's not it

01:43:07.520 And we're letting

01:43:08.460 That being lumped in

01:43:09.880 Because he was

01:43:11.240 A leader

01:43:12.260 Because he was

01:43:13.380 An influencer

01:43:14.000 Because he believed

01:43:15.200 You needed to be tough

01:43:16.140 Because he believed

01:43:17.360 You needed to

01:43:17.840 Stand in the gap

01:43:18.600 Because he believed

01:43:19.380 You needed to be steady

01:43:20.440 But he believed

01:43:21.320 You didn't need

01:43:21.780 To make excuses

01:43:22.500 He believed you quit

01:43:23.760 You didn't worry

01:43:24.300 About things like rain

01:43:25.500 That would take you

01:43:26.200 Off the main goal

01:43:27.220 Of where you're going

01:43:28.060 He was actually

01:43:29.560 Invaluable

01:43:31.320 And there was a time

01:43:32.440 When men like him

01:43:33.480 Just blended into society

01:43:35.160 They weren't even

01:43:35.740 Considered to be a big deal

01:43:36.840 Right

01:43:37.220 But we're losing them

01:43:38.080 And we've got to

01:43:38.660 Turn that around

01:43:39.320 What

01:43:39.800 I mean

01:43:40.840 How much would

01:43:41.820 Your father stick out now?

01:43:43.660 Oh

01:43:43.980 Right

01:43:44.980 Like I said

01:43:45.500 If he was coaching

01:43:46.380 They would want to

01:43:46.940 Put him in jail

01:43:47.500 I can't

01:43:49.780 You know

01:43:50.280 And you see

01:43:50.840 The thing that's missed

01:43:52.320 Especially these young males

01:43:53.920 They crave a man 1.00

01:43:55.660 Like my dad

01:43:56.300 And we have males

01:43:57.600 That think

01:43:58.140 That they should be

01:43:58.820 Babied and spoiled

01:44:00.000 And given

01:44:00.560 Whatever they want

01:44:01.360 And that's the way

01:44:02.320 To you know

01:44:03.520 That's not

01:44:04.200 That's no way to lead

01:44:05.160 I'll tell you

01:44:06.000 There are men

01:44:06.660 Everywhere we go

01:44:07.520 Can you imagine this

01:44:08.420 Glenn and Stu

01:44:09.240 I can be going

01:44:10.400 To an airport

01:44:11.080 And somebody will

01:44:12.540 See my kids

01:44:13.640 And they'll see me

01:44:14.640 And they'll say

01:44:15.420 Are you Bill Burgess's son

01:44:16.620 And are these his grandchildren

01:44:17.780 And when I say yes

01:44:19.580 I can't tell you

01:44:20.580 The number of times

01:44:21.280 With tears in their eyes

01:44:22.460 They'll say

01:44:22.900 Your daddy saved my life

01:44:24.220 Your daddy was the daddy

01:44:25.560 I didn't have

01:44:26.360 If it wasn't for your daddy

01:44:27.720 I'd be in jail

01:44:28.580 And we're missing those guys

01:44:31.460 You know it's amazing

01:44:33.820 Because I have always found

01:44:35.780 Women who just have 1.00

01:44:37.780 Self-confidence

01:44:39.100 They know who they are

01:44:40.020 They're comfortable

01:44:40.560 In their own skin

01:44:41.480 And they just

01:44:43.660 They just walk differently

01:44:44.720 I find those women 1.00

01:44:46.000 To be incredibly attractive

01:44:47.960 And beautiful

01:44:48.820 And you know

01:44:51.280 You see all these men

01:44:53.300 Who are becoming

01:44:54.860 Becoming almost women 0.97

01:44:56.820 In their attitude

01:44:58.480 I can't imagine

01:45:00.180 Women find that attractive 1.00

01:45:02.020 They find a man

01:45:03.160 Who knows who he is

01:45:04.240 You know

01:45:04.940 And knows the role

01:45:06.680 Of a man

01:45:07.240 I would imagine

01:45:08.540 That women feel 0.96

01:45:09.660 The same way 0.72

01:45:10.520 About that's what's attractive

01:45:12.440 Is a man who's a man 0.98

01:45:13.820 And not

01:45:14.820 Not boastful

01:45:16.300 Not coming in

01:45:17.180 And you know

01:45:18.060 Let me show you

01:45:19.080 How it's

01:45:19.480 None of that

01:45:20.900 Just a quiet

01:45:21.640 Humble man

01:45:22.480 Man

01:45:23.120 Well I will tell you

01:45:25.360 You're exactly right

01:45:26.580 And we see this a lot

01:45:27.960 Doing the men's ministry

01:45:29.100 And my mom will tell you this

01:45:30.700 I'm married to the kind of woman 1.00

01:45:31.860 You're talking about

01:45:32.740 I'm sure you guys are too

01:45:34.080 Yeah we are

01:45:34.560 But here's the thing

01:45:36.060 We're exhausting them

01:45:38.840 Because we're making them

01:45:40.720 Do our job

01:45:41.620 And their job

01:45:42.540 And that's what's missing

01:45:44.340 When we went out

01:45:45.140 And started reaching

01:45:45.840 And discipling men

01:45:46.800 With themanchurch.com

01:45:48.100 Which you guys have been

01:45:48.760 Kind enough to let me talk about

01:45:50.120 And when we finally get men

01:45:52.220 To take the proper role

01:45:53.680 In the home

01:45:54.380 The biggest fans of all this

01:45:56.320 Are women 0.97

01:45:56.720 To your point Glenn

01:45:57.760 They're saying

01:45:58.520 I never wanted

01:45:59.440 To have headship in the home

01:46:01.140 I never wanted

01:46:02.380 To usurp my husband

01:46:04.000 I knew we were equal

01:46:05.780 I'm confident in myself

01:46:07.340 I wanted to do my job

01:46:08.960 But I wanted him to do his

01:46:10.480 I didn't want to do my job

01:46:12.160 And his

01:46:12.920 I'm not trying to

01:46:14.240 You know

01:46:14.860 Be some woman 1.00

01:46:15.920 Who is under

01:46:17.020 Like I say

01:46:17.460 Undermining my husband

01:46:18.580 My husband won't do it

01:46:19.700 And I've been stuck with it

01:46:20.680 And we're frustrating women 0.97

01:46:22.060 So yes

01:46:22.520 When they see a man 0.72

01:46:23.540 That takes his proper place

01:46:25.180 You better believe

01:46:25.980 It's attractive

01:46:26.580 The name of the book

01:46:29.120 Is Men Don't Run in the Rain

01:46:30.420 It's by Rick Burgess

01:46:31.460 If you'll hang on just a second

01:46:32.540 I've only got a couple of minutes

01:46:33.340 But I've got to take a quick break

01:46:34.640 I want to talk to you about

01:46:35.720 Your new show on The Blaze

01:46:38.060 Because I saw the first episode

01:46:39.920 And it's

01:46:41.000 It's crazy

01:46:43.260 We'll talk about that here

01:46:44.640 In just a second

01:46:45.180 If you're planning to sell your home

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01:46:50.720 From your Uncle Randy

01:46:51.740 Okay

01:46:52.220 Yeah

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01:46:55.660 That doesn't mean he understands

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01:47:42.480 So Rick

01:47:54.000 I only have two minutes

01:47:55.840 But I want to make sure

01:47:56.860 That we hit

01:47:57.500 Your show

01:47:59.240 Strange Encounters

01:48:00.460 Oh

01:48:01.540 How about that

01:48:02.560 You know

01:48:03.400 When I was first approached

01:48:04.940 About this

01:48:05.420 I said

01:48:05.720 Let me tell you

01:48:06.100 What I'm not going to do

01:48:06.780 I'm not doing a show

01:48:07.640 About Bigfoot

01:48:08.480 I'm not doing one

01:48:09.260 About space aliens

01:48:10.580 I'm not doing one

01:48:11.660 About ghosts and monsters

01:48:12.920 Because I know

01:48:14.080 That's real trendy

01:48:14.960 And popular

01:48:15.600 And it gets a lot of views

01:48:16.540 And all that

01:48:16.920 I said

01:48:17.200 Now if y'all want me to do

01:48:18.280 A podcast on spiritual warfare

01:48:20.420 The real supernatural

01:48:21.760 Which is happening

01:48:23.640 All around us

01:48:24.540 Angels and demons

01:48:25.860 I'm happy to do it

01:48:27.140 Because I think

01:48:28.480 There's a huge confusion

01:48:29.740 Involving that

01:48:31.040 And most of the things

01:48:32.580 That we call monsters

01:48:34.020 And space aliens

01:48:35.140 And ghosts

01:48:36.580 They're nothing but demons

01:48:38.280 In the spiritual realm

01:48:40.220 The word of God

01:48:41.220 Tells me

01:48:41.740 All I need to know

01:48:42.560 About the supernatural

01:48:43.440 I really don't need

01:48:45.000 Those other things

01:48:45.760 Because if we knew

01:48:46.960 What was going on

01:48:47.580 Around us

01:48:48.180 And the problem is

01:48:49.260 When we're not educated

01:48:50.660 On this

01:48:51.340 That battle is happening

01:48:52.760 Whether we want to be

01:48:53.620 Part of it or not

01:48:54.600 But I fear

01:48:55.880 That even the

01:48:56.580 Western church

01:48:57.340 Many times

01:48:58.060 We're sending people 1.00

01:48:59.080 Into a battle

01:48:59.960 That we haven't

01:49:01.000 Prepared them to fight

01:49:02.080 And the response

01:49:03.520 To the first episode

01:49:04.480 Has been

01:49:05.340 Really

01:49:06.560 One minute

01:49:07.460 Explain it

01:49:09.120 First episode

01:49:09.920 First episode

01:49:11.280 Is I lay out

01:49:12.120 What the Bible says

01:49:13.260 And doesn't say

01:49:14.200 About monsters

01:49:15.700 And angels

01:49:17.120 And demons

01:49:17.680 And then the second episode

01:49:19.040 Which is out

01:49:19.880 Right

01:49:20.120 Well it's for

01:49:20.740 Blaze subscribers

01:49:21.720 It'll be out tonight

01:49:22.560 And then it'll be out

01:49:23.340 This weekend

01:49:23.880 We actually talk to a man

01:49:25.600 Who fought a demon

01:49:26.620 That was attacking his child

01:49:28.340 And we tell you

01:49:29.020 How to do that as well

01:49:29.980 And I have

01:49:32.520 I mean I have

01:49:33.480 Experienced it

01:49:34.420 I've experienced it

01:49:35.520 In my own home

01:49:36.200 Where there is

01:49:38.200 You raise your hand

01:49:39.440 To the square

01:49:40.020 And in the name

01:49:41.960 Of Jesus Christ

01:49:42.920 Depart

01:49:44.480 And it is

01:49:46.420 It's real

01:49:47.300 We are really

01:49:48.280 Under spiritual warfare

01:49:49.680 Right now

01:49:50.340 And too many people

01:49:51.500 Just dismiss it

01:49:52.340 Just dismiss it

01:49:53.040 It's all around us

01:49:53.820 And explains so many things

01:49:55.020 But you gotta know

01:49:55.640 What you're dealing with

01:49:56.300 And I hope we can

01:49:57.000 Help you do that

01:49:57.680 Thank you Rick

01:49:58.360 I appreciate it

01:49:59.020 God bless you

01:49:59.500 Thank you Glenn

01:49:59.920 So excited

01:50:00.320 Men Don't Run 0.98

01:50:01.980 In the Rain

01:50:02.720 Also the Rick Burgess Show

01:50:04.000 You'll see

01:50:04.600 Strange Encounters

01:50:05.300 You can see

01:50:05.740 Both episodes

01:50:06.540 Tonight

01:50:07.260 The second one drops

01:50:08.140 It's a brand new

01:50:09.660 Blaze TV podcast

01:50:11.360 Alright

01:50:11.960 Back in

01:50:13.560 Just a minute

01:50:14.920 With a new movie

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01:52:18.140 It's GlennBeck.com

01:52:19.200 Neil McDonough

01:52:32.660 Is with us

01:52:33.860 You know him

01:52:34.840 Because he's probably

01:52:35.660 One of the most fabulous

01:52:36.900 Villains ever on television

01:52:40.100 I think

01:52:40.640 But he's also

01:52:41.600 Band of Brothers

01:52:42.800 Minority Report

01:52:43.900 Walking Tall

01:52:44.720 Yellowstone Suit

01:52:45.900 Star Trek First Contact

01:52:47.100 You were in

01:52:47.540 Star Trek First Contact?

01:52:48.660 I was

01:52:49.040 I flew the ship

01:52:49.780 In that bad boy

01:52:50.500 That was awesome

01:52:51.220 That's right

01:52:52.140 Incredible Hulk

01:52:54.080 Fidelity

01:52:54.940 And Cadillac

01:52:56.300 And now

01:52:56.840 His latest feature

01:52:57.980 Is The Last Rodeo

01:52:59.740 You star in it

01:53:00.760 But you wrote

01:53:01.220 And produced it

01:53:02.060 As well

01:53:02.720 That's right

01:53:03.220 And you play a guy

01:53:05.000 Who is

01:53:05.760 The oldest contestant

01:53:07.640 In a rodeo

01:53:08.400 But it's not

01:53:10.200 It's

01:53:10.880 I mean

01:53:11.260 Yes it's a lot of rodeo

01:53:12.940 But it also

01:53:13.460 Is about family

01:53:14.800 And what's important

01:53:15.520 And the courage it takes

01:53:16.340 To put your family

01:53:17.360 Back together

01:53:17.840 That's right

01:53:18.240 Yeah it's

01:53:18.900 You know

01:53:19.480 I was always searching

01:53:20.180 For the idea

01:53:20.880 Of being an athlete

01:53:22.240 Trying to find

01:53:22.780 Okay who's the oldest

01:53:23.460 Rookie of the year

01:53:24.220 Who's the oldest

01:53:24.740 This and that

01:53:25.300 And I wasn't finding anything

01:53:26.740 And then one day

01:53:27.460 I was doing a western

01:53:28.340 Called The Warrant

01:53:29.160 And I was driving home

01:53:30.800 And when I'm away

01:53:31.640 From Reveille

01:53:32.080 And the kids

01:53:32.480 I get pretty

01:53:33.420 Melancholy

01:53:34.680 Sad

01:53:35.080 Depressed

01:53:35.580 Whatever

01:53:35.880 Yeah exactly

01:53:36.640 So I was driving home

01:53:37.960 And I had to pull over

01:53:38.980 To the side of the road

01:53:39.580 Because I got gut punched

01:53:40.400 By this thought

01:53:41.000 What would ever happen to me

01:53:41.940 If something happened

01:53:42.580 To my wife Reveille

01:53:43.420 And then I'm looking out

01:53:45.140 And I saw some horses

01:53:45.800 Out there

01:53:46.260 And then I know

01:53:46.980 God planted this idea

01:53:48.100 In my skull

01:53:48.640 Because I didn't know

01:53:49.500 A whole lot about bull riding

01:53:50.780 I've been riding horses

01:53:51.600 My whole life

01:53:52.140 Of course I knew

01:53:52.560 What PBR was 0.99

01:53:53.260 But the idea was

01:53:55.120 Write a movie about

01:53:56.260 Rocky on a bull

01:53:57.380 For a grandfather

01:53:58.160 That has to save

01:53:58.860 His grandson

01:53:59.480 Because he has a brain tumor

01:54:01.120 The same thing

01:54:01.600 That killed his wife

01:54:02.360 Jeez

01:54:03.540 Where did that come from

01:54:04.660 Death's divine inspiration

01:54:06.160 And then on the side

01:54:07.580 Of the road

01:54:07.960 For about two hours

01:54:08.760 I voice dictated

01:54:09.580 The whole script

01:54:10.260 Into my phone

01:54:10.920 Wow

01:54:11.400 And I sent it off

01:54:12.220 To my writing partner

01:54:12.880 Derek Presley

01:54:13.500 The next day

01:54:14.060 And we came up

01:54:14.920 To the first draft

01:54:15.600 Within a week

01:54:16.140 And then Reveille

01:54:17.260 And I went out

01:54:17.720 And raised the financing

01:54:18.740 The next week

01:54:19.380 And Angel jumped on board 0.51

01:54:20.860 And the amazing

01:54:21.760 Amazing Angel Studios

01:54:23.060 That I adore

01:54:24.060 And this is our third film

01:54:26.040 With those guys

01:54:27.000 And you meet

01:54:27.920 Being a man of the LDS faith

01:54:29.320 I love those guys

01:54:30.400 I love what they stand for

01:54:31.360 I love the family environment

01:54:32.740 The family atmosphere

01:54:33.640 What I really like

01:54:34.580 About this

01:54:35.240 Is 0.88

01:54:35.720 They're not LDS films

01:54:37.960 No

01:54:38.680 They're films

01:54:39.660 Yeah

01:54:40.000 They're films

01:54:41.060 And they're TV

01:54:42.000 And everything else

01:54:42.580 But they're just

01:54:43.800 It doesn't matter

01:54:46.420 Are you a person of faith

01:54:48.060 Do you want to make

01:54:49.000 The world a better place

01:54:50.600 Bingo

01:54:50.980 Can we sort all of that

01:54:52.540 Stuff out later

01:54:53.500 Let's just do that first

01:54:55.060 Right

01:54:55.280 You know what I mean

01:54:55.840 I'm Catholic

01:54:56.720 Right

01:54:57.180 So

01:54:57.560 The films that Reveille

01:54:59.980 And I are making

01:55:00.420 At the McDonough Company

01:55:01.240 Through Angel

01:55:01.880 Aren't just for Christians 0.99

01:55:03.460 They're for Christians

01:55:05.020 They're for Muslims

01:55:06.180 They're for Jews 0.97

01:55:06.820 They're agnostics

01:55:07.640 They're for Buddhists 1.00

01:55:08.240 It's basically

01:55:08.920 We want to make films

01:55:10.240 That entertain people

01:55:11.080 Get them at the edge

01:55:12.400 Of their seats

01:55:12.960 But actually

01:55:13.880 Find out about family

01:55:15.320 And about faith

01:55:16.180 And at the end of it

01:55:17.240 Feel great

01:55:18.060 About being in this film

01:55:19.540 But I might call you out

01:55:20.560 A little bit

01:55:20.880 And think

01:55:21.100 You know what

01:55:21.400 I can be a little bit

01:55:22.020 Better of a dad

01:55:22.840 I can be a bit better

01:55:23.720 Of a daughter

01:55:24.560 Or a wife 0.79

01:55:25.160 Or a co-worker

01:55:26.120 Or whatever

01:55:26.540 And it's a faith

01:55:27.960 And that's what America

01:55:28.900 Was really built upon

01:55:29.740 Wasn't it

01:55:30.220 You know when you

01:55:31.000 Mentioned God

01:55:31.700 Four times in

01:55:32.440 Declaration of Independence

01:55:33.420 You know in our

01:55:34.300 Bills it says

01:55:34.780 In God we trust

01:55:35.680 I think Hollywood

01:55:36.880 Kind of veered away

01:55:37.760 From talking about God

01:55:39.640 And talking about faith

01:55:40.700 And talking about family

01:55:41.520 And now we're

01:55:42.340 Building films

01:55:42.940 Especially The Last Rodeo

01:55:44.200 Where it's front and center

01:55:45.800 You got a fractured family

01:55:47.040 What are you going to do

01:55:47.980 To protect it

01:55:48.580 Isn't it amazing

01:55:49.600 How Hollywood

01:55:50.840 We used to

01:55:52.860 Those of us

01:55:53.980 Who you know

01:55:54.700 Wanted cleaner films

01:55:56.660 Faith films

01:55:57.540 Et cetera

01:55:57.880 Et cetera

01:55:58.200 We'd always look

01:55:59.360 At our films

01:55:59.840 And we'd go

01:56:00.180 Can we stop

01:56:01.460 Making those

01:56:02.060 Stop preaching

01:56:03.780 To people

01:56:04.360 Just tell a great story

01:56:06.100 Right

01:56:06.360 And now

01:56:07.320 The people

01:56:08.520 Who figured that out

01:56:09.880 Hollywood

01:56:10.480 That's all they're doing

01:56:12.360 Is preaching to us

01:56:13.320 And they're just

01:56:14.040 Going down

01:56:15.260 Into the ground

01:56:16.000 Well they're preaching

01:56:16.880 A message that

01:56:17.540 Generally doesn't

01:56:18.520 Really coincide

01:56:19.260 With what core

01:56:19.960 American values are

01:56:20.980 Right

01:56:21.300 So to write films

01:56:22.720 About the heartland

01:56:23.460 Of America 0.61

01:56:23.880 And for the heartland

01:56:24.860 Of America 0.61

01:56:25.240 Which Hollywood

01:56:26.000 Hasn't done

01:56:26.620 For such a long time

01:56:27.460 They don't know it

01:56:28.360 And we've screened

01:56:29.600 This film now

01:56:30.140 For four or five

01:56:31.100 Different cities

01:56:31.740 And you know

01:56:32.460 Predominantly in

01:56:33.340 The midwest

01:56:34.160 Or in the heartland

01:56:35.140 Of America 0.61

01:56:35.580 They're going bonkers

01:56:36.600 For it

01:56:36.880 Yeah I'm watching

01:56:37.380 It this weekend

01:56:37.960 It's just

01:56:38.840 I'm so proud of it

01:56:39.740 But if you love

01:56:40.460 Films like this

01:56:41.260 If you love films

01:56:42.000 Where you can take

01:56:42.600 The whole family

01:56:43.240 You don't have to

01:56:44.120 Cover your eyes

01:56:44.840 Or ears

01:56:45.320 For some kids

01:56:46.020 In certain scenes

01:56:46.960 But actually

01:56:48.400 Great films

01:56:49.040 That talk about

01:56:49.600 Family values

01:56:50.360 You've got to

01:56:51.020 Support this film

01:56:51.760 Because it tells

01:56:52.320 Hollywood

01:56:52.700 Enough of the

01:56:53.860 Really dark stuff

01:56:54.660 That they've been

01:56:55.020 Put out there

01:56:55.540 It's time to get

01:56:56.240 Back to American values

01:56:57.060 So you say

01:56:57.920 That you didn't know

01:56:59.220 Much about bull riding

01:57:00.640 How did you know

01:57:02.600 About PBR

01:57:03.260 And not much

01:57:04.420 About bull riding

01:57:05.240 Well you know

01:57:06.000 About

01:57:06.260 You see it on ESPN

01:57:07.460 And PBR has

01:57:08.400 Blown up in the last

01:57:09.680 Few years

01:57:10.080 Yeah yeah yeah

01:57:10.480 It blew up so much

01:57:11.340 That Rave and I

01:57:11.980 Are part owners

01:57:13.840 Of the Austin Gamblers

01:57:15.080 Rodeo

01:57:15.900 Yeah yeah yeah

01:57:16.440 That's great

01:57:16.900 You know

01:57:17.420 And it's

01:57:18.060 There's something

01:57:18.940 About the rodeo

01:57:19.740 That unlike

01:57:20.880 Most sporting events

01:57:22.600 Where half of the people

01:57:23.300 In the audience

01:57:23.700 Hate the other half

01:57:24.420 Yeah

01:57:24.740 Or they're screaming

01:57:26.120 You stink

01:57:27.060 You're a bum

01:57:27.760 Yeah

01:57:27.940 That never happens

01:57:29.520 At a PBR event

01:57:30.420 It starts with a prayer

01:57:31.520 First of all

01:57:32.760 And the whole time

01:57:33.980 Everyone in the audience

01:57:35.000 And it's families

01:57:35.780 Which is what I love so much

01:57:37.340 Everyone's cheering

01:57:38.480 For each rider

01:57:39.240 To hit those 8 seconds

01:57:40.200 Because it's so

01:57:40.880 Stinking exciting

01:57:41.800 To watch it

01:57:42.280 And it's so hard

01:57:43.320 It's impossible

01:57:44.100 You know when you

01:57:44.560 Look at 8 seconds

01:57:45.440 I know

01:57:45.860 And those are the

01:57:46.700 Longest 8 seconds

01:57:48.400 Of your life

01:57:49.760 Watching those guys

01:57:50.800 I mean it is

01:57:51.620 It's amazing

01:57:52.840 I went with a 0.78

01:57:53.740 Friend of mine

01:57:54.820 Who is Scottish 0.99

01:57:55.600 I mean real Scottish

01:57:57.160 And he was also

01:57:58.860 What was the

01:57:59.960 Special Forces

01:58:00.700 He was in

01:58:01.340 He was in

01:58:02.140 The elite

01:58:02.580 Of the elite

01:58:03.100 Of the elite

01:58:03.660 And in the only

01:58:05.600 In the only

01:58:06.620 Force

01:58:08.940 In England

01:58:09.460 That didn't

01:58:10.060 Have to stand

01:58:10.700 For the queen

01:58:11.240 Because she said

01:58:12.800 To his group

01:58:13.760 You've done enough

01:58:14.700 For Great Britain

01:58:16.620 You don't need

01:58:17.500 To stand

01:58:17.940 I mean

01:58:18.440 Wow

01:58:19.340 So he was

01:58:20.940 A man's man 0.99

01:58:22.840 And I brought him

01:58:25.000 Up to the ranch

01:58:25.700 And he had never

01:58:26.740 Seen rodeo before

01:58:27.680 And he's like

01:58:29.020 This is gonna be

01:58:29.920 Stupid

01:58:30.600 This isn't a sport

01:58:32.060 Literally

01:58:33.780 The first

01:58:35.140 Eight seconds

01:58:36.180 He looked at me

01:58:37.120 And he said

01:58:37.660 Good

01:58:38.460 God

01:58:39.220 How did I

01:58:39.800 Not know

01:58:40.200 About this

01:58:40.720 It's the greatest

01:58:41.860 Sport

01:58:42.200 It is amazing

01:58:43.560 You get 32

01:58:44.300 Rides a night

01:58:45.000 You get those

01:58:45.520 Eight second

01:58:46.040 Feeling

01:58:46.480 Every single time

01:58:47.460 And a guy

01:58:47.760 Falls off

01:58:48.360 There's the other

01:58:49.160 Thing

01:58:49.380 The athletes

01:58:50.440 If a dude

01:58:50.820 Falls off

01:58:51.280 Their horse

01:58:51.760 Or off

01:58:52.220 Their bull

01:58:52.780 They're there

01:58:53.680 To pick him

01:58:54.080 And say

01:58:54.320 It's alright

01:58:54.600 You'll get him

01:58:54.920 Next time

01:58:55.320 Or if a guy

01:58:56.020 Gets the eight

01:58:56.560 Seconds

01:58:56.860 Their high five

01:58:57.400 And say

01:58:57.580 Congratulations

01:58:58.160 I'm gonna get you

01:58:59.000 It's that healthy

01:59:00.560 Competition that PBR

01:59:01.800 Has that I love

01:59:02.900 So much

01:59:03.340 And it's all about

01:59:03.900 Family

01:59:04.240 Family first

01:59:05.020 Me second

01:59:05.520 God first 0.89

01:59:06.120 Me second

01:59:06.580 The things that

01:59:07.160 We live by

01:59:08.420 In our house

01:59:09.060 And those are the

01:59:10.160 Films that we write

01:59:10.900 And I'm so blessed

01:59:12.060 To be able to

01:59:13.200 Have you know

01:59:13.880 Revae and all our

01:59:14.780 Kids be part of it

01:59:15.580 They all had small

01:59:16.260 Parts in it

01:59:16.860 But they all worked

01:59:17.380 The stunt department

01:59:18.060 They all worked

01:59:18.480 Craft service

01:59:19.480 They would do

01:59:19.900 Certain things

01:59:20.460 Be part of

01:59:21.040 Seeing what mom

01:59:21.940 And dad do

01:59:22.540 And they all

01:59:23.340 Want to be in the

01:59:23.780 Business and what

01:59:24.360 A compliment that is

01:59:25.200 How much of the bull

01:59:26.020 Were you on

01:59:26.800 Unless it was in

01:59:29.080 The chute

01:59:29.380 They wouldn't let me

01:59:29.960 Out in the big area

01:59:31.440 Oh I would

01:59:32.220 But I begged

01:59:33.120 But I'll tell you

01:59:34.060 You would have done it

01:59:34.640 Oh in a heartbeat

01:59:35.440 I'm a knucklehead

01:59:36.140 So the amount of hours

01:59:38.080 That I can't even tell you

01:59:39.260 How many hours

01:59:39.920 I spent on a mechanical bull

01:59:41.420 Getting busted up

01:59:42.880 When you fall off

01:59:43.560 The mechanical bull

01:59:44.380 You know

01:59:44.720 Especially when you're

01:59:45.340 Out in the dirt

01:59:45.880 And there's no padding

01:59:47.160 And you're just getting

01:59:47.920 Whooped time after time

01:59:49.200 For months

01:59:49.840 And months

01:59:50.540 We trained on

01:59:51.280 Mechanical bulls

01:59:52.880 My gosh

01:59:53.700 What did that do

01:59:54.340 To your back

01:59:55.140 But I was also

01:59:57.040 In the best shape

01:59:57.540 Of my life

01:59:58.040 You know

01:59:58.380 I trained so hard

01:59:59.860 And I worked

02:00:01.300 With this great trainer

02:00:02.620 Scott St. John

02:00:03.780 His company

02:00:04.340 That now we're part of

02:00:05.260 Flipped my life

02:00:06.040 These are things

02:00:06.980 That I put into my body

02:00:07.960 That made me even healthier

02:00:09.140 And more ripped

02:00:09.700 And prepared for getting

02:00:10.820 My butt handed to me

02:00:12.400 If you're not in good shape

02:00:13.740 That's because

02:00:14.100 You know

02:00:14.540 The story is about

02:00:15.440 You know

02:00:16.100 The oldest writer

02:00:17.600 And I don't even

02:00:19.340 I don't think I've ever

02:00:20.280 Seen an old writer

02:00:22.060 If you're 30

02:00:23.000 That's old

02:00:23.760 In PBR

02:00:24.120 You're an old man 0.79

02:00:24.940 Yeah

02:00:25.220 If you're 35

02:00:26.120 You're like

02:00:26.540 What are you doing

02:00:27.220 What is mentally

02:00:28.260 Wrong with you

02:00:28.920 But for this

02:00:30.320 It was

02:00:30.680 There was no choice

02:00:31.780 You know

02:00:32.080 10 years ago

02:00:32.620 His wife died of brain cancer

02:00:33.900 He got drunk

02:00:34.560 And rode a bull

02:00:35.140 Broke his back

02:00:35.820 And his life

02:00:36.220 Has just been

02:00:36.660 Kind of awful

02:00:37.260 Ever since

02:00:37.760 And it kind of

02:00:39.080 Went back to

02:00:39.500 What happened to me

02:00:40.220 Years ago

02:00:40.720 When I couldn't

02:00:42.020 Get a job

02:00:42.420 Because they thought

02:00:43.500 I was this

02:00:43.920 When I refused

02:00:44.920 To do a kissing scene

02:00:45.640 And they took

02:00:46.440 Everything away from me

02:00:47.180 You know

02:00:47.440 My house

02:00:47.980 My cars

02:00:48.460 My swagger

02:00:49.660 My everything

02:00:50.500 And then I kind of

02:00:51.700 Just drank myself

02:00:52.640 Silly for a couple years

02:00:53.580 Because I couldn't

02:00:54.440 Get a job

02:00:54.920 I couldn't provide

02:00:55.580 For my family

02:00:56.160 And I was just

02:00:56.940 Pushing everyone

02:00:58.880 Away from me

02:00:59.440 And just wallowing

02:01:00.320 In my own self-pity

02:01:01.220 And then one day

02:01:01.780 I asked God

02:01:02.760 And I told you before

02:01:03.500 You know

02:01:04.340 Why have you forgotten

02:01:04.920 About me

02:01:05.360 And as soon as

02:01:06.340 Those words came

02:01:06.900 Out of my mouth

02:01:07.400 I realized

02:01:08.140 I was just making

02:01:09.220 It about me

02:01:09.900 Yeah

02:01:10.260 And then the phone

02:01:11.020 Rang a minute later

02:01:11.880 And it was John Avnett

02:01:12.740 Who directed

02:01:13.340 The last rodeo

02:01:14.400 Said I hear you

02:01:15.240 Going through some

02:01:15.660 Hard stuff

02:01:16.040 How would you like

02:01:16.360 To be the villain

02:01:16.800 On Justified

02:01:17.460 And that was my

02:01:18.680 Shot back at the title

02:01:19.520 And ever since then

02:01:20.440 I've worked my butt off

02:01:21.940 To make sure that

02:01:22.720 I'm giving glory to him

02:01:23.780 And working as hard

02:01:24.540 As I can

02:01:25.080 But I don't want to

02:01:26.080 Ever let down

02:01:26.640 The audience

02:01:27.120 So I read

02:01:29.520 Some review

02:01:30.220 Somewhere

02:01:30.620 And it said

02:01:31.300 They're taking

02:01:32.240 Advantage of

02:01:33.460 This

02:01:33.900 Strange fascination

02:01:36.400 With the center

02:01:37.460 Of the country

02:01:38.220 And the cowboy

02:01:39.100 And I'm like

02:01:39.840 It's not as strange

02:01:40.680 We're returning

02:01:41.320 To our roots

02:01:41.980 Exactly

02:01:42.540 That's what America

02:01:43.160 Was built on

02:01:43.840 The American idea

02:01:44.720 Of family

02:01:45.360 And faith

02:01:45.940 And we can do

02:01:47.180 Anything if we

02:01:47.840 Work together

02:01:48.440 You know

02:01:48.860 So

02:01:49.140 I'm so proud

02:01:51.640 Of this film

02:01:52.520 Please go out

02:01:53.580 And support it

02:01:54.100 And tell Hollywood

02:01:54.640 Enough of the dark stuff

02:01:55.600 And I've been guilty

02:01:56.340 Of being part of

02:01:56.900 The dark stuff

02:01:57.420 You know

02:01:57.620 As a villain

02:01:58.080 You know

02:01:59.000 I have to provide

02:01:59.460 For my family

02:02:00.100 But now

02:02:00.620 I've gotten to

02:02:01.180 The point in my life

02:02:01.880 That people

02:02:02.860 Are trusting

02:02:03.620 Rave and I

02:02:04.180 To come up with

02:02:04.940 Really good films

02:02:05.780 And all the films

02:02:06.240 We've made so far

02:02:06.900 Have turned a profit

02:02:07.560 I don't know if

02:02:08.520 I don't know if

02:02:09.580 Avoiding

02:02:10.260 The bad guys

02:02:12.360 Is a good idea

02:02:13.540 Either

02:02:13.860 I mean

02:02:14.240 Oh I love playing

02:02:14.820 My bad guys

02:02:15.280 Yeah you are

02:02:15.840 A really good

02:02:16.720 Bad guy

02:02:17.600 Oh they've got to be

02:02:18.280 I get to infuse

02:02:19.100 Comedy into

02:02:19.940 The most bizarre

02:02:20.940 Situation

02:02:21.600 And you know

02:02:22.720 On the set

02:02:23.160 When we're doing

02:02:23.540 The bad guys

02:02:24.140 You know

02:02:24.400 We're all just laughing

02:02:25.340 Because it's just

02:02:25.840 So absurd

02:02:26.440 The situations

02:02:27.200 That I'm in

02:02:28.120 But then when I

02:02:29.180 Play the heroes

02:02:29.740 It's hard to slough

02:02:30.500 Them off

02:02:30.780 Because then I'm

02:02:31.240 Actually playing myself

02:02:32.100 And I'm dredging up

02:02:33.220 You know

02:02:33.560 All the stuff

02:02:34.100 That's actually

02:02:34.640 Neil McDonough

02:02:35.260 So

02:02:35.540 Joe Wainwright

02:02:36.780 And Neil McDonough

02:02:37.420 Are very

02:02:37.960 Very very similar

02:02:39.080 It's semi-autobiographical

02:02:40.620 What he went through

02:02:41.520 And I went through

02:02:42.240 And it's pretty awesome

02:02:43.960 To put it all out there

02:02:44.740 When you

02:02:45.260 When you brought up

02:02:46.200 You know

02:02:46.600 Your trouble in the past

02:02:48.480 In some ways

02:02:49.740 This had to be hard

02:02:50.580 Cathartic

02:02:52.820 Hard

02:02:53.540 It's humbling

02:02:54.700 Because

02:02:55.160 I have the shot now

02:02:56.760 To be John Wayne

02:02:57.860 And be the guy

02:02:59.500 Who wins it in the end

02:03:00.740 And gets to kiss the girl

02:03:01.720 In the end

02:03:02.060 And I finally

02:03:02.640 Have my first

02:03:03.520 On-screen kiss

02:03:04.440 And it's with

02:03:05.060 None other than

02:03:05.620 My amazing wife 0.98

02:03:06.360 So

02:03:07.160 To say we did it

02:03:08.460 Our way

02:03:08.920 Is 0.88

02:03:09.640 Kind of an understatement

02:03:11.060 We went through

02:03:11.660 The hardships

02:03:12.260 Of what it took

02:03:13.880 To get here

02:03:14.500 But now that we're here

02:03:15.520 We're so blessed

02:03:16.780 We're going to keep on

02:03:17.420 Pumping out great movies

02:03:18.240 For everybody

02:03:18.760 Can we play a bit

02:03:19.840 Of the trailer real quick

02:03:20.740 Do you remember

02:03:30.960 Everything that

02:03:32.380 You put all of us through

02:03:33.700 The last time you rode

02:03:34.840 You will not get on that bull

02:03:38.220 Well then what are we going to do

02:03:39.080 About Cody

02:03:39.560 I'm going to be okay mom

02:03:41.260 $750,000 for first place

02:03:44.280 You got a better idea

02:03:45.720 I'm all ears

02:03:46.400 We've got some incredible news

02:03:49.960 The rodeo legend

02:03:50.920 Is going to compete

02:03:51.700 For the first time

02:03:52.980 In years

02:03:53.920 Give me the green light

02:03:56.240 Joe Wainwright

02:03:57.200 Three time world champ

02:04:01.080 Rides again

02:04:04.260 This is going to be big

02:04:05.540 This ain't the senior circuit

02:04:11.260 Good luck

02:04:11.780 You're going to need it

02:04:12.700 Joe Wainwright

02:04:14.020 Competing

02:04:14.700 At over a 50-year show

02:04:16.940 I'm grandfathered in right

02:04:18.360 You're right about

02:04:19.160 That granddad part

02:04:20.220 His grandson's sick

02:04:24.920 And he's got to earn money

02:04:26.300 That's why he's here

02:04:28.380 Do that focus Joe

02:04:31.260 I'm in my seat

02:04:33.420 I only ask once

02:04:34.840 That went well

02:04:37.000 Yeah very

02:04:37.840 Be patient with her

02:04:39.280 She loves you fiercely

02:04:41.480 Can Joe Wainwright keep up

02:04:43.380 I'm fine

02:04:44.360 Of course you are

02:04:45.300 That's a genuine

02:04:46.280 True legend right there

02:04:48.000 I'm out of my

02:04:48.820 For the show on time

02:04:50.420 Here we go

02:04:51.260 Come on Joe

02:04:52.540 Get it

02:04:53.080 Get it

02:04:53.960 Get it

02:04:54.880 Excellent

02:04:56.380 That's awesome

02:04:56.940 Yeah awesome

02:04:57.720 The last rodeo

02:04:58.980 It comes out when

02:05:00.580 Next week

02:05:01.140 Memorial weekend

02:05:02.000 Memorial weekend

02:05:02.680 May 23rd

02:05:03.460 Well that's a

02:05:04.120 That's a big weekend

02:05:05.680 We are David vs. Goliath

02:05:07.040 Come on peeps

02:05:07.760 You got to support our film

02:05:09.160 Get out there

02:05:09.580 And buy some tickets

02:05:10.240 May 23rd

02:05:11.600 The last rodeo

02:05:13.140 You want to get tickets

02:05:14.040 You can get them right now

02:05:14.960 Through angel

02:05:15.560 Angel.com

02:05:16.520 Slash rodeo 0.96

02:05:17.480 Angel.com

02:05:18.800 Slash rodeo 0.96

02:05:20.420 Neil always great to see you

02:05:21.860 Thank you

02:05:22.260 Thank you

02:05:22.740 God bless you

02:05:23.800 Back in just a minute

02:05:24.680 In Israel today

02:05:26.740 Faith isn't just something

02:05:28.340 You believe in

02:05:28.900 It's something you live

02:05:29.780 Minute by minute

02:05:30.480 When the sirens

02:05:31.180 And the rockets

02:05:32.140 Start to fall

02:05:32.880 I've been there

02:05:33.960 When they are falling around

02:05:35.260 And you rush to a bomb shelter

02:05:36.840 And it is terrifying

02:05:38.380 And what's weird

02:05:39.360 Is the Israelis are like 1.00

02:05:40.480 It's just another day

02:05:41.960 In Israel 0.79

02:05:42.460 It's nuts

02:05:43.680 Mothers are huddling 1.00

02:05:45.340 With their children

02:05:46.240 And the world shrinks

02:05:48.140 To this concrete room

02:05:49.660 And a prayer for peace

02:05:51.560 When the silence

02:05:52.960 Go silent

02:05:53.720 Silent

02:05:54.280 What happens

02:05:55.560 The struggle continues

02:05:56.660 Grocery shelves

02:05:57.520 Sit empty

02:05:58.240 In the border communities

02:05:59.280 Elderly go without heat 1.00

02:06:01.120 Veterans

02:06:01.680 That are all wounded

02:06:03.520 Holocaust survivors

02:06:05.060 Single moms 0.86

02:06:05.880 Just trying to make ends meet

02:06:07.180 This is why

02:06:08.400 The fellowship

02:06:09.440 Needs your help

02:06:10.480 The International Fellowship

02:06:11.720 Of Christians and Jews 0.58

02:06:13.020 All you have to do

02:06:14.660 Is just

02:06:15.340 Remember

02:06:16.120 And give

02:06:17.280 Your gift

02:06:18.840 Is urgently needed

02:06:19.860 Right now

02:06:20.460 In Israel 0.79

02:06:21.000 At 888-488-IFCJ

02:06:23.620 Donation of any size

02:06:25.420 But we're looking for

02:06:27.100 To provide food

02:06:29.140 We're looking to rebuild

02:06:30.740 We're looking to have

02:06:32.400 Flak jackets

02:06:33.560 Armored cars

02:06:34.560 Whatever they would need

02:06:36.000 I don't want to fight their war

02:06:37.980 They can fight their war

02:06:39.300 But we should support them

02:06:41.520 As a people

02:06:42.740 They have a right to survive

02:06:44.940 888-488-IFCJ

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02:06:51.340 Or online

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02:07:38.860 So we've talked a lot

02:07:49.300 About James Comey

02:07:50.100 And some of the things

02:07:51.080 That have been coming up

02:07:51.740 During the show

02:07:52.520 And there's some

02:07:54.140 There's some new information

02:07:55.640 James Comey

02:07:56.420 You know

02:07:56.840 His thing is

02:07:57.740 No I just have

02:07:59.700 I found these shells

02:08:00.920 On the beach

02:08:01.760 Like this

02:08:02.180 I took a picture

02:08:02.780 And I posted them

02:08:03.280 On Instagram

02:08:03.640 And I knew they were

02:08:04.600 Something political

02:08:05.340 But I didn't know what

02:08:06.120 Really

02:08:06.420 86-47

02:08:08.260 You're the head

02:08:09.800 Of the FBI

02:08:10.320 You know what

02:08:10.980 You know how mobs

02:08:11.880 Use 86

02:08:12.960 But you know

02:08:15.100 Whatever

02:08:15.460 You're not going to

02:08:16.880 Be able to prove

02:08:17.780 And you're not going to

02:08:18.540 Be able to put him

02:08:19.120 In jail

02:08:19.520 You're just not

02:08:20.360 At least convict

02:08:21.880 You're not going to

02:08:22.560 Probably successfully

02:08:23.760 Convict him

02:08:24.500 After it goes through

02:08:25.180 The courts

02:08:25.720 Right

02:08:26.060 Whether you can

02:08:26.640 Put him in jail

02:08:27.380 Over it

02:08:27.880 I mean who knows

02:08:29.280 You can make

02:08:30.120 His life miserable

02:08:31.260 You can make

02:08:31.760 His life miserable

02:08:32.460 You know

02:08:32.780 As they tried to do

02:08:33.980 With Donald Trump

02:08:34.540 Actually they were

02:08:35.220 Really trying to put him

02:08:36.260 In prison

02:08:36.860 But

02:08:37.200 Yes

02:08:37.640 You know

02:08:38.340 The punishment

02:08:38.980 The process is the punishment

02:08:40.520 The process is the punishment

02:08:41.620 And they really don't like him

02:08:42.740 I don't know

02:08:43.100 And Donald Trump

02:08:44.160 Doesn't like him

02:08:44.640 But the people around

02:08:45.620 Donald Trump

02:08:46.220 Who are loyal to Trump

02:08:47.060 Really don't like him

02:08:48.100 What does SCOTUS say

02:08:49.000 About this

02:08:49.520 In history

02:08:50.260 So FIRE is a good organization

02:08:51.620 We've talked about before

02:08:52.480 The free speech organization

02:08:54.180 They talk about how

02:08:55.500 In 1969

02:08:56.360 Robert Watts

02:08:57.420 A guy who was convicted

02:08:58.260 Of saying

02:08:58.840 If they ever make me

02:09:00.100 Carry a rifle

02:09:00.760 The first man I want to

02:09:01.860 Get in my sights

02:09:02.480 Is LBJ

02:09:03.320 Okay that's pretty clear

02:09:04.620 Really clear

02:09:05.440 Right

02:09:05.660 Much clearer than

02:09:07.080 You know

02:09:07.560 This situation

02:09:08.480 With Comey 0.99

02:09:09.240 Right

02:09:09.480 SCOTUS reversed

02:09:11.100 The conviction

02:09:11.760 Holding Watts

02:09:12.440 First Amendment speech

02:09:13.920 Was protected

02:09:14.540 And it was political

02:09:15.620 Hyperbole

02:09:16.300 Not a true threat

02:09:17.500 Yes

02:09:17.940 2023

02:09:18.740 SCOTUS

02:09:19.940 And so this is

02:09:20.600 The current

02:09:20.980 Supreme Court

02:09:21.960 Decided that

02:09:22.920 To convict a person

02:09:23.840 Of true threats

02:09:25.020 The government

02:09:25.460 Must prove

02:09:26.140 That the defendant

02:09:26.740 Knew his speech

02:09:27.740 Would put another

02:09:28.580 In fear of physical harm

02:09:29.880 Or consciously disregarded

02:09:31.760 A substantial risk

02:09:32.880 That it would be viewed

02:09:34.160 As a threat of violence

02:09:35.240 You can argue that one

02:09:37.620 You know

02:09:38.340 I think you have a hard time

02:09:39.620 Proving it

02:09:40.140 But you could argue that one

02:09:41.360 But with the precedent

02:09:42.280 Of that building

02:09:43.300 On top of

02:09:44.520 Hey a direct threat

02:09:45.860 To the president

02:09:46.800 With a gun

02:09:47.900 Was already seen

02:09:49.240 As hyperbole

02:09:50.020 You're going to have

02:09:50.420 A tough time

02:09:50.920 Getting a conviction

02:09:51.540 Or at least getting it

02:09:52.280 Through the courts

02:09:52.860 That being said

02:09:54.180 That doesn't mean

02:09:54.880 They're not going to

02:09:55.460 Make his life a living hell

02:09:56.320 It just has to stop

02:09:57.980 It just has

02:09:59.080 Be careful

02:10:00.180 Right

02:10:00.940 Just be sensible

02:10:01.840 Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop

02:10:03.680 All right

02:10:04.580 Have a safe weekend

02:10:06.220 We'll see you Monday

02:10:07.580 God bless

02:10:08.320 This is Glenn Beck

The Glenn Beck Program - May 16, 2025

The Dangerous TRUTH About Comey's '8647' Trump Post ｜ Guests： Neal McDonough & Jason Whitlock ｜ 5⧸16⧸25

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