The Glenn Beck Program - October 16, 2017


The Glenn Beck Program - 10⧸16⧸17 - Hour 1


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35 minutes

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Word count

4,720

Sentence count

439

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7

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Hate speech

6

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Jimmy Kimmel has been getting more and more political on his late night show lately, and it s annoying half of the country. Glenn Beck says it s time for him to go home. Glenn also talks about George Lopez getting booed off stage at a comedy event.

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00:00:00.760 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.
00:00:05.740 Jimmy Kimmel seems like a pretty likable guy. I mean, I've laughed at some of the segments on his late night show,
00:00:10.600 but he's been getting more and more political on his jokes and on his show lately, and he's caused an awful lot of attention.
00:00:19.140 Yesterday, he was on CBS Sunday morning, and here's what he had to say.
00:00:23.180 One conservative commentator in particular who says, who made Jimmy Kimmel the moral arbiter?
00:00:28.360 I'm not. I mean, yeah, I agree with him. I'm nobody's moral arbiter.
00:00:32.980 I mean, you don't have to watch the show. You don't have to listen to what I say.
00:00:37.480 Okay. He might think that he's nobody's moral arbiter, but when he does these political monologues, he is presenting himself as one.
00:00:47.480 It's the same thing that I do, Jimmy, and you know how you feel about me.
00:00:53.340 Here's what annoys so many Americans.
00:00:55.880 Comedians will present their political opinions as if it's the default position of the country.
00:01:02.220 There's no nuance, no recognition that there are millions of potential viewers that really disagree with him.
00:01:08.880 Like three years ago, I was equally liked by Republicans and Democrats,
00:01:14.580 and then Republican numbers went way down, like 30 percent or whatever.
00:01:19.680 And, you know, as a talk show host, that's not ideal, but I would do it again in a heartbeat.
00:01:25.880 Okay.
00:01:26.360 So if I was ABC, I would call Jimmy and remind him that his job is trying to get as many viewers as possible,
00:01:33.140 so alienating a chunk of the audience is bad for business.
00:01:36.040 When he abandons comedy for serious diatribes on politics, he's not doing his job.
00:01:45.560 The other thing is it ignores and annoys half of the country.
00:01:52.400 If people want politics, they'll watch another channel.
00:01:56.560 They'll watch, you know, a show like this, or they'll go someplace where they expect it.
00:02:02.920 But how many of us, left and right, just want to laugh?
00:02:09.140 So you don't mind if Republicans turn off your show?
00:02:11.600 They're not watching anymore?
00:02:12.660 I don't say I don't mind.
00:02:13.780 I mean, I love for everyone.
00:02:14.940 I want everyone with a television to watch the show.
00:02:17.820 But if they're so turned off by my opinion on health care and gun violence,
00:02:24.580 then I don't know.
00:02:28.060 I probably wouldn't want to have a conversation with them anyway.
00:02:31.540 Good riddance?
00:02:32.180 Well, not good riddance, but riddance.
00:02:36.060 Hmm.
00:02:38.160 This is the most important thing that he said.
00:02:41.460 I probably wouldn't want to have a conversation with them anyway.
00:02:50.100 How many times are we going to hear this in our society?
00:02:53.520 Because that's the takeaway.
00:02:54.720 Not that he's saying something, you know, about guns or health care or anything else.
00:03:02.000 Not that he's losing audience or gaining others.
00:03:05.080 That he says, if you disagree with me, I probably wouldn't want to have a conversation with you anyway.
00:03:15.280 Kimmel can have all the political opinions he wants.
00:03:22.840 And because of his celebrity, he'll have the opportunities to talk about them.
00:03:28.320 These late night hosts might be surprised how much of the audience would just really appreciate them
00:03:38.740 for doing their job on not pissing me off at the end of the day
00:03:44.660 and just making us all laugh and come together as Americans.
00:03:52.460 Monday, October 16th.
00:04:05.380 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:04:07.100 It doesn't seem like anybody cares anymore.
00:04:14.240 George Lopez booed off the stage for juvenile diabetes in Denver last week.
00:04:20.540 He did an anti-Donald Trump routine.
00:04:23.360 It didn't go over really well with the crowd.
00:04:27.000 The tables sold for $5,000 to $100,000 to benefit the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes.
00:04:33.820 And George was asked nicely, this is according to the event,
00:04:40.780 George was asked nicely to stop making Trump jokes by a man in the front row
00:04:45.620 who just donated $250,000.
00:04:49.620 But George didn't.
00:04:52.100 He continued and got booed.
00:04:54.020 Here it is.
00:04:55.100 Listen, it's about the kids.
00:04:58.300 All right?
00:04:58.640 I apologize for bringing politics to an event.
00:05:04.740 This is America.
00:05:06.140 It still is.
00:05:07.860 All right?
00:05:09.520 So I apologize to your white privilege, but yes.
00:05:14.600 Oh, f***.
00:05:16.440 If I was a minority of Denver, I'd be upset too.
00:05:21.080 Wow.
00:05:22.200 I bet you.
00:05:22.960 Wow.
00:05:24.460 I apologize for your white privilege.
00:05:31.880 Thank you for changing my opinion on old white men,
00:05:34.840 but it doesn't change the way I feel about orange men.
00:05:43.660 So what is happening here?
00:05:45.480 What is happening here is what has happened before.
00:05:54.140 And one of the things that I have warned against
00:06:00.620 and been worried about,
00:06:06.540 honor, courage, love.
00:06:10.920 Those were the three events that we did
00:06:16.080 as we prepared for these times.
00:06:18.400 Honor.
00:06:19.180 Have honor.
00:06:20.900 Know what is true.
00:06:22.960 Know what is most important.
00:06:25.340 God is most important.
00:06:28.440 Never dishonor yourself.
00:06:31.340 Stand for the truth.
00:06:32.880 Next, with courage.
00:06:35.000 Have the courage because times are going to get tough
00:06:37.900 and you're going to feel awfully alone.
00:06:40.920 And people are going to say horrible things
00:06:45.500 and do horrible things.
00:06:47.400 And you have to have the courage
00:06:50.180 to remember and stand in honor.
00:06:56.540 And love.
00:06:58.240 The only way to protect yourself
00:07:01.260 from the hate that is coming
00:07:03.640 is love.
00:07:06.660 Empathy.
00:07:08.580 Seeing one another.
00:07:10.920 Hearing one another.
00:07:12.680 Listening to one another.
00:07:20.400 We're not doing that.
00:07:21.900 How many people that you know truly have honor?
00:07:31.740 How many people do you know
00:07:33.600 that are willing to
00:07:36.040 and have demonstrated,
00:07:37.620 if you haven't demonstrated in your own life yet,
00:07:40.660 that you will stand against the mob,
00:07:43.380 you will take on your own side,
00:07:46.000 because there's no way any of us,
00:07:48.060 left or right,
00:07:49.380 agree with everything
00:07:50.580 that left or right has done.
00:07:52.960 If you're not looking,
00:07:54.560 if you're on the left,
00:07:56.060 and you're not seeing Antifa,
00:07:57.940 and you're not seeing people excuse that,
00:08:00.300 and you don't look at them and say,
00:08:02.100 excuse me,
00:08:03.220 these guys are not on our side.
00:08:05.380 They scare the hell out of me.
00:08:09.340 If you haven't taken on your own side yet,
00:08:12.620 then perhaps you don't know what honor is,
00:08:16.760 or you don't have courage.
00:08:19.460 And if you're not concerned
00:08:24.260 about the hatred,
00:08:28.860 then I don't know what will start
00:08:31.120 to concern you on that.
00:08:34.500 What made America great?
00:08:37.700 Well, a couple of things.
00:08:39.940 The Tocqueville said,
00:08:40.880 what made America great
00:08:41.860 is that America was good.
00:08:44.260 Are we good anymore?
00:08:45.540 No.
00:08:49.460 Are we?
00:08:55.600 Do you remember when Americans 0.98
00:08:57.680 used to look like Puritans?
00:09:02.200 We were mocked around the world
00:09:05.600 because we were Puritans?
00:09:13.600 Are we Puritans anymore?
00:09:16.780 I saw an ad last night
00:09:19.320 for Emirate Airways.
00:09:22.700 And it was fascinating to watch.
00:09:25.960 Most people, I bet,
00:09:27.180 won't even notice it.
00:09:29.500 But all of the women 0.99
00:09:30.900 were completely covered.
00:09:33.500 Not in hijabs or anything like that. 1.00
00:09:36.240 Just had long sleeves.
00:09:38.880 And the shorts came down to their knees.
00:09:41.460 At one point,
00:09:42.940 it shows a beach.
00:09:44.380 And a woman laying on the beach
00:09:47.920 and she's got like a robe on her. 1.00
00:09:51.040 And she runs towards the water
00:09:52.940 in her robe.
00:09:56.240 I watched that and I said to my son,
00:09:58.180 wait a minute,
00:09:58.640 wait a minute,
00:09:59.000 wait a minute.
00:09:59.880 Go back.
00:10:00.900 Watch this.
00:10:03.120 Notice the women. 0.71
00:10:04.060 He said,
00:10:06.980 wow, dad,
00:10:07.440 what does that mean?
00:10:10.240 I said,
00:10:11.020 that is to not offend
00:10:12.700 the sensibilities
00:10:13.680 of their home nation
00:10:15.180 and the Muslims around the world.
00:10:18.020 It's a Muslim airline.
00:10:21.580 So they are coming into our culture. 0.89
00:10:24.660 They,
00:10:25.740 they have to change their ads
00:10:28.680 and try to appeal to us.
00:10:31.340 But they're the Puritans. 0.73
00:10:35.060 Every,
00:10:35.680 there wouldn't be a single ad
00:10:37.220 that would look like that.
00:10:39.000 And it wouldn't stand out.
00:10:40.060 Most people would never even notice it.
00:10:44.020 But that wouldn't,
00:10:45.660 that wouldn't be made here.
00:10:48.720 Nobody would even consider that.
00:10:51.740 As Donna Karan said last week,
00:10:53.560 look at the way they're dressed.
00:10:54.980 Donna Karan,
00:10:56.540 really?
00:10:57.560 Have you looked at your own fashion?
00:10:59.360 Have you looked at how you dress the models?
00:11:02.560 Have you ever tried to go
00:11:04.560 and buy modest clothes
00:11:06.620 for your children,
00:11:07.740 for your daughters?
00:11:09.020 Have you ever done that?
00:11:10.840 It's almost impossible.
00:11:16.860 And why is that market?
00:11:19.280 Why is that market so untapped?
00:11:22.280 Because no one listens to each other.
00:11:25.580 one side just assumes
00:11:30.440 that they're right
00:11:32.100 and that everyone is like that.
00:11:34.700 And if they're not like that,
00:11:36.360 well, there's something wrong with them.
00:11:41.260 And so,
00:11:42.500 you're just in the dustbin.
00:11:48.000 You have to go shopping
00:11:49.580 wherever you can find clothes
00:11:52.340 that are modest.
00:11:53.120 This is now happening
00:11:57.840 in everything in our life.
00:12:00.080 On television,
00:12:01.200 they don't care about you anymore.
00:12:03.480 And so,
00:12:13.120 what do we do?
00:12:14.700 We get mad at people
00:12:16.260 like, uh,
00:12:19.320 George Lopez.
00:12:21.980 We get mad at him
00:12:23.200 because of his arrogance.
00:12:26.200 Is there any humility,
00:12:28.560 George?
00:12:29.600 Any humility?
00:12:30.700 You know,
00:12:35.080 I spent,
00:12:35.560 after Donald Trump won,
00:12:36.980 I spent a long time
00:12:38.140 with the left
00:12:39.300 begging them,
00:12:41.020 don't do
00:12:42.280 what I did.
00:12:43.600 And what was that?
00:12:44.960 I told the truth
00:12:46.240 as I saw it.
00:12:47.780 Yes, I did.
00:12:48.640 And there,
00:12:49.000 I'd do that again.
00:12:52.380 But I also
00:12:53.620 lacked a certain sense
00:12:56.320 of empathy
00:12:56.920 for half of the country.
00:12:58.420 And I didn't speak to them,
00:13:02.660 nor did I listen to them.
00:13:05.100 And so,
00:13:06.440 and not because of me,
00:13:08.260 but because of all of us
00:13:10.100 on both sides,
00:13:11.400 we've gone into our camps
00:13:12.920 and we're not listening.
00:13:15.720 And so,
00:13:16.480 what happens
00:13:17.140 if you don't listen,
00:13:19.220 if you don't talk,
00:13:21.040 you become
00:13:22.160 us versus them.
00:13:24.640 Somehow or another,
00:13:25.660 we're dehumanized.
00:13:27.700 And you know
00:13:28.860 this is true.
00:13:29.860 Look at what CBS,
00:13:31.120 look up to the,
00:13:32.000 one of the executives
00:13:33.060 at CBS
00:13:33.840 said
00:13:34.660 about all the people
00:13:36.060 at the country concert
00:13:37.080 in Las Vegas.
00:13:40.320 As if we're not
00:13:41.880 even human.
00:13:43.140 What happens
00:13:51.340 when you're,
00:13:52.420 when you
00:13:54.120 have a society
00:13:55.060 like this?
00:13:57.380 One side
00:13:58.560 wins
00:14:00.240 and
00:14:02.200 puts the other
00:14:03.280 side
00:14:03.760 into a camp.
00:14:06.180 That's what happens.
00:14:09.500 I can't say
00:14:10.480 it's going to happen here,
00:14:11.460 but that's what
00:14:13.280 happens historically.
00:14:15.120 You dehumanize
00:14:16.920 the enemy.
00:14:18.780 You make them
00:14:20.160 the problem.
00:14:22.440 It gives you,
00:14:23.480 it cuts
00:14:24.440 all of your ties
00:14:26.160 emotionally
00:14:26.960 to them
00:14:27.940 as people.
00:14:36.120 We can't play
00:14:37.460 into this anymore.
00:14:38.560 instead of being
00:14:42.900 mad at Jimmy
00:14:43.680 Kimmel,
00:14:44.380 I would beg
00:14:46.580 Jimmy Kimmel
00:14:47.320 to reconsider.
00:14:49.620 I would beg
00:14:50.600 Jimmy Kimmel
00:14:51.460 to talk
00:14:53.380 to us,
00:14:54.500 to listen
00:14:57.000 to us,
00:14:58.160 and to realize
00:15:00.300 that we're
00:15:01.340 going to disagree.
00:15:04.680 But what's
00:15:05.720 your end game,
00:15:06.700 Jimmy?
00:15:06.840 we either
00:15:09.820 live with
00:15:10.420 each other
00:15:10.940 and we
00:15:11.400 tolerate
00:15:11.860 each other
00:15:12.540 and we
00:15:12.960 give each
00:15:13.560 other the
00:15:14.000 space,
00:15:14.800 or what?
00:15:24.840 There's a lot
00:15:25.500 going on today,
00:15:26.580 and it's not
00:15:27.380 all this heavy,
00:15:28.620 but there's
00:15:29.400 some changes
00:15:29.920 that are happening
00:15:30.620 around the world,
00:15:31.340 including in
00:15:31.920 Austria,
00:15:33.000 which I don't
00:15:33.840 think anybody
00:15:34.280 was paying
00:15:34.700 attention.
00:15:35.080 a party
00:15:36.300 that was
00:15:37.220 started
00:15:37.680 literally
00:15:38.460 by a
00:15:39.260 former
00:15:39.640 SS
00:15:40.380 officer
00:15:41.060 now
00:15:42.820 has
00:15:43.300 30%
00:15:44.520 of the
00:15:46.100 government.
00:15:48.520 The
00:15:49.660 uber
00:15:50.540 scary
00:15:51.560 Nazi
00:15:52.620 right
00:15:53.520 and the
00:15:54.520 uber
00:15:55.000 scary
00:15:55.780 communist
00:15:56.580 left
00:15:57.340 is rearing
00:15:59.600 its head.
00:16:00.240 so what
00:16:02.660 are we
00:16:03.000 going to
00:16:03.480 do about
00:16:03.920 it?
00:16:05.160 We are
00:16:05.940 either going
00:16:06.520 to join
00:16:07.240 them because
00:16:07.940 we feel
00:16:08.740 there's no
00:16:09.740 beating it
00:16:10.460 unless we
00:16:12.760 become like
00:16:13.920 them,
00:16:15.420 or we
00:16:16.860 return to
00:16:17.580 our roots
00:16:18.380 and come
00:16:19.820 together as
00:16:20.560 Americans
00:16:21.180 and solve
00:16:22.880 this together.
00:16:23.940 Glenn
00:16:43.700 back.
00:16:49.620 So where
00:16:50.260 do we go
00:16:50.580 from here?
00:16:51.100 Well,
00:16:51.840 one thing
00:16:52.480 that our
00:16:53.340 politicians
00:16:53.880 need to
00:16:54.480 understand is
00:16:55.420 it's in
00:16:55.780 their hands.
00:16:56.780 It is in
00:16:57.420 their hands
00:16:58.020 and somebody
00:16:59.000 better wake
00:16:59.660 up.
00:17:00.520 Ted Cruz
00:17:01.180 seemed to
00:17:01.820 be awake
00:17:02.340 this weekend.
00:17:03.220 Here's what
00:17:03.520 he had to
00:17:03.840 say about
00:17:04.220 2018.
00:17:05.180 Look,
00:17:05.440 the reason
00:17:06.160 people are
00:17:07.080 so unhappy,
00:17:07.860 they're ticked
00:17:08.420 off.
00:17:08.740 We've got
00:17:09.080 Republican
00:17:09.560 control of
00:17:10.100 every branch
00:17:10.520 of government
00:17:10.960 and we're
00:17:11.580 not delivering.
00:17:13.100 You know,
00:17:13.340 if senators
00:17:15.100 don't want to
00:17:15.800 see those
00:17:16.420 kind of
00:17:16.720 challenges,
00:17:17.280 there's an
00:17:17.620 easy solution
00:17:18.360 to that.
00:17:19.380 Let's
00:17:19.820 do what
00:17:20.540 we said
00:17:20.980 we would
00:17:21.320 do.
00:17:21.620 Let's
00:17:21.880 deliver on
00:17:23.580 tax cuts
00:17:24.380 and repealing
00:17:25.520 Obamacare.
00:17:26.160 If we get
00:17:26.560 that done,
00:17:27.540 I'm a big
00:17:28.160 believer good
00:17:28.960 policy is
00:17:29.680 good politics.
00:17:30.560 We'll have
00:17:30.960 a terrific
00:17:31.660 2018 election
00:17:33.060 year if we
00:17:34.280 cut taxes,
00:17:35.120 repeal
00:17:35.380 Obamacare,
00:17:36.080 and the
00:17:36.280 economy
00:17:36.640 booms.
00:17:37.260 If we
00:17:37.660 don't get
00:17:37.920 any of
00:17:38.220 that done,
00:17:38.720 2018 could
00:17:39.540 be a
00:17:39.780 bloodbath.
00:17:40.400 We control
00:17:40.980 our own
00:17:41.380 fate,
00:17:42.220 deliver
00:17:42.460 results.
00:17:43.780 He's
00:17:44.220 completely
00:17:44.740 right.
00:17:45.100 He's
00:17:45.420 right.
00:17:45.880 And we've
00:17:46.260 said this
00:17:46.500 a million
00:17:46.780 times.
00:17:47.380 We've had
00:17:47.960 criticism for
00:17:48.540 the president,
00:17:49.080 but I mean,
00:17:49.620 the reason why
00:17:50.260 Obamacare is
00:17:50.820 repealed has
00:17:51.260 anything to do
00:17:52.440 with the
00:17:52.620 president.
00:17:53.600 The reason
00:17:54.020 why Obamacare
00:17:54.620 isn't repealed
00:17:55.180 is because
00:17:55.520 the Republican
00:17:56.160 Congress could
00:17:56.860 not hand him
00:17:57.520 any piece of
00:17:58.460 legislation at
00:17:59.160 all,
00:17:59.600 any of which
00:18:00.220 he'd sign,
00:18:00.980 as he was
00:18:01.320 pretty clear
00:18:01.740 about.
00:18:02.120 Yeah,
00:18:02.360 he'd sign
00:18:02.720 anything.
00:18:03.500 He'd sign
00:18:03.960 any of these
00:18:04.600 things.
00:18:04.980 They could
00:18:05.220 have done
00:18:05.420 a skinny
00:18:06.140 repeal,
00:18:06.740 a fat
00:18:07.180 repeal,
00:18:08.040 a normal
00:18:08.620 repeal,
00:18:09.660 any of these
00:18:10.320 things he would
00:18:11.120 have signed,
00:18:11.740 and they
00:18:12.480 couldn't deliver
00:18:13.120 any of them.
00:18:14.400 Not a small
00:18:15.020 little bill that
00:18:16.020 just dissected
00:18:16.840 it,
00:18:16.960 it took bad
00:18:17.440 pieces out,
00:18:18.120 nothing.
00:18:18.580 They gave him
00:18:19.000 nothing to sign.
00:18:20.720 And,
00:18:21.060 you know,
00:18:21.360 Cruz is right
00:18:22.460 on this.
00:18:23.380 If they can
00:18:24.100 pass these
00:18:24.600 things,
00:18:25.040 and the
00:18:25.600 effects of
00:18:27.000 the policies
00:18:28.240 are as good
00:18:29.020 as we would
00:18:29.540 hope they
00:18:29.880 would be,
00:18:30.840 then they're
00:18:31.140 going to have
00:18:31.280 no problem
00:18:31.680 in these
00:18:31.940 elections.
00:18:32.420 But if they
00:18:32.680 do nothing,
00:18:33.700 and things
00:18:34.240 are bad...
00:18:35.060 2018 is
00:18:36.700 going to be
00:18:37.400 a Republican
00:18:38.180 ghost town.
00:18:39.480 Glenn Beck
00:18:45.880 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:19:11.880 Hey, our heart goes out to those in California, and if you would like to get involved, mercuryone.org, mercuryone.org, to be able to help these people.
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00:19:51.500 I'm wondering why we don't seem to connect with this California story, and maybe, perhaps, it is Puerto Rico we saw as another country.
00:20:08.900 People just don't see Puerto Ricans as American citizens.
00:20:12.300 I hate that.
00:20:13.360 I hate the fact that you have to be an American citizen, but I can't figure out why we don't care about the Puerto Rican story as much as we should.
00:20:22.020 I mean, people without electricity at all, no phone service, nothing.
00:20:27.500 That's just a—that's horrible.
00:20:29.880 Yeah, and they are American citizens.
00:20:31.500 And they are American citizens.
00:20:32.100 They show something like 40 percent of Americans don't actually realize that, but, yeah, they're American citizens.
00:20:37.400 Right, and I don't—but I don't think it's just that they're Americans that there are—that we don't know that they're American citizens.
00:20:43.100 I'm not sure what it is.
00:20:44.520 Do you think it's natural disaster fatigue at all?
00:20:47.140 Could be.
00:20:47.520 Because we had, you know, Harvey, Irma, Maria—
00:20:50.100 And the Puerto Rico thing, obviously, is in that you have—there were wildfires before the hurricanes and now the ones after.
00:20:57.460 So I think it's that, but I also think that people are sick of—they don't want to give to the Red Cross.
00:21:05.800 You know, they just don't want to give.
00:21:06.920 They don't try—how many people do you know?
00:21:09.020 If you're involved in FEMA or the Red Cross, I want nothing to do with it.
00:21:12.520 There's definitely some of that.
00:21:13.500 I mean, they have raised a lot of money.
00:21:14.880 Yeah, they have.
00:21:15.440 They have.
00:21:15.920 They have.
00:21:16.300 And there was huge reactions to things like Harvey, right?
00:21:19.780 I mean, it's not like we've forgotten all natural disasters.
00:21:22.460 It's just—
00:21:22.720 No, what I'm thinking is, is that you can't really get involved over in Puerto Rico because it's an island.
00:21:29.440 So we can't—you know, we don't have people from neighboring states going and driving there.
00:21:34.300 There's not a hands-on feel to it.
00:21:35.940 Correct.
00:21:36.280 So there's no real hands-on feel to it.
00:21:39.080 It's so massive that it's going to take the government to do something.
00:21:43.300 And with California, I think that we look at California not as neighbors but as a giant state.
00:21:51.900 And I don't mean giant state like Texas is a giant state or Alaska is a giant state.
00:21:56.120 I mean, it's statism.
00:21:59.000 And so you—again, it's like an island.
00:22:02.880 Here in Texas, nobody's going to stop you from getting a boat and going out.
00:22:06.660 But in California, A, you can't do anything because it's fires.
00:22:11.840 So, you know, you'll die.
00:22:15.080 But also, is California even going to welcome that?
00:22:19.900 Is the state going to let you do anything?
00:22:22.040 I mean, you know what I mean?
00:22:23.280 Yeah.
00:22:23.860 It's like a—I don't know.
00:22:26.600 I don't know.
00:22:27.260 I do think there is an element of that, right?
00:22:29.000 I mean, that is the philosophy of that area.
00:22:32.900 And this is—it's such a split area, too.
00:22:34.680 We talk about this all the time.
00:22:35.620 I mean, we were just looking at some stats of the business.
00:22:38.480 And one of our big business parts of this, it was—I can't remember if it was subscription or whatever it was.
00:22:43.520 The biggest part of it is California.
00:22:45.220 Yeah.
00:22:45.440 There's a lot of real conservatives in California.
00:22:48.600 And they feel abandoned.
00:22:49.560 Who feel abandoned because there is—there are real conservatives there.
00:22:52.340 And then there are real far-left people.
00:22:55.140 And so, obviously, so far, they've held control of the state for most of the time and grown government to massive levels, too.
00:23:01.300 I think there are a lot of citizens there who look at it as, this is always the government's job.
00:23:05.880 There's nothing for me to do.
00:23:07.000 I'll go along, do my life until something happens to me, and then the government will help me.
00:23:10.760 And that's obviously a different—totally different vibe than Texas.
00:23:12.920 And they just think differently in the—in California, in the liberal regions.
00:23:20.480 I mean, I saw what they did with Harvey Weinstein this weekend with the Oscars.
00:23:28.640 Okay, so you kicked him out, but Woody Allen is still in.
00:23:32.760 Yeah, Woody Allen, who, by the way, was convicted.
00:23:36.560 He was guilty.
00:23:37.300 He admitted he raped a 14-year-old.
00:23:39.680 No, no, not Woody Allen.
00:23:40.980 You're thinking Woody Allen is the one who had pictures of his daughter.
00:23:45.100 Oh, I'm thinking Polanski.
00:23:45.920 Yeah, Polanski.
00:23:46.800 Sorry, yeah.
00:23:47.860 Sorry, I get all these wonderful Hollywood characters confused.
00:23:51.320 Right, but Woody Allen's the same thing, right?
00:23:52.900 Yeah, Woody Allen, you know, had pictures of his underage daughter.
00:23:56.560 He married his daughter!
00:23:57.720 He married his daughter, his adopted daughter.
00:23:59.740 His other daughter said he molested her beginning at seven.
00:24:03.520 And then his statement on was—his statement on this was, gee, you know, I hope we don't outlaw winking.
00:24:11.900 Winking?
00:24:13.740 That's a weird statement from him.
00:24:16.040 Okay, Woody.
00:24:17.120 All right.
00:24:18.000 Bizarre.
00:24:19.080 And so you just—I just—I—let me play—let me play Corey Feldman, please.
00:24:28.340 Here's Corey Feldman on Barbara Walters.
00:24:31.160 Now, this is a few years ago.
00:24:33.200 She was on—he was on The View, and he was talking about what's happening in Hollywood
00:24:38.140 and how he and other star—child stars had been molested by men.
00:24:44.240 Very powerful men.
00:24:45.300 Now, listen to this, and listen to what Barbara Walters says.
00:24:48.360 Saying that there are people that were the people that did this to both me and Corey that are still working,
00:24:54.040 they're still out there, and they're some of the richest, most powerful people in this business.
00:24:57.620 And they are—and they do not want me saying what I'm saying right now.
00:25:01.200 Are you saying that they're pedophiles?
00:25:03.160 Yes.
00:25:03.780 And that they're still in this business?
00:25:05.160 Yes.
00:25:05.740 That's what—yeah, and that's what you were saying in your book.
00:25:07.540 When you talk to—when you talk to parents—
00:25:09.920 And they don't want me here right now, trust me.
00:25:11.020 Corey, they want me dead.
00:25:12.500 There are a lot of parents out here who want to put their kids in this—in this business.
00:25:16.900 Their kids are cute, they're great actors, da-da-da.
00:25:19.020 What would you say to a parent who just has the best of intentions, who's coming here with their child?
00:25:23.820 If you're saying that there's a lot of predators in this industry.
00:25:27.120 It's a many-feathered bird, okay?
00:25:29.500 Be careful what you wish for.
00:25:31.160 That's what I'll tell you.
00:25:32.520 You know, don't go into it with naivety.
00:25:34.260 Don't go into it thinking that it's all roses and sunglasses.
00:25:36.980 You're damaging an entire industry.
00:25:38.720 I'm sorry.
00:25:39.140 I'm not trying to.
00:25:40.540 I'm just trying to say that it's a very important, serious topic.
00:25:43.700 You said that there was one gentleman in the industry who did not take advantage of you.
00:25:48.240 He was not a pedophile.
00:25:49.360 You said it was Michael Jackson.
00:25:50.960 Of all people.
00:25:53.920 She pushes back on behalf.
00:25:55.260 She pushes back on behalf of Hollywood.
00:25:58.140 And we're living in this time where you have to believe the accusers.
00:26:03.200 Well, no, you don't have to believe.
00:26:05.220 You have to take them seriously and investigate.
00:26:09.440 You take them seriously.
00:26:11.200 But you don't have to believe them.
00:26:14.180 She didn't even take them seriously.
00:26:16.980 She turns around, you're destroying a whole industry. 0.87
00:26:21.220 Well, that whole industry is really sick.
00:26:25.420 I mean, we now know.
00:26:26.780 I mean, who's the guy who is the producer that was having the hot tub parties with all of the young boys?
00:26:32.600 Remember?
00:26:33.560 That barely even made the news.
00:26:36.620 Do you know that story?
00:26:38.480 Somebody's got to remember.
00:26:39.360 Natasha, see if you can find it.
00:26:42.220 It's a sick story about this guy in Hollywood who has had these hot tub parties for years and has lured boys over to his home.
00:26:54.600 It's impossible to take them seriously.
00:26:57.920 When you have Meryl Streep is coming out and saying, oh, well, I'm very offended about what Harvey Weinstein.
00:27:02.280 First of all, you've been calling him God for years.
00:27:04.640 Second of all, forget that.
00:27:06.040 Let's just say you didn't know anything about Harvey Weinstein.
00:27:07.840 Let's just say it.
00:27:08.560 I don't believe it.
00:27:08.760 We don't believe it at all.
00:27:10.080 I don't believe it.
00:27:10.400 But let's just say she had no idea.
00:27:13.280 She was praising Roman Polanski from stage multiple times.
00:27:18.660 A guy who was convicted of raping a 14-year-old.
00:27:23.340 He admitted he ran from the country to avoid prison time and has not been able to return.
00:27:29.800 And you were still praising him.
00:27:31.320 What credibility could you possibly have on this matter?
00:27:35.740 Go away.
00:27:38.680 It's absolutely incredible that they think that they should be believable.
00:27:43.300 And I guess it's because they're actors and actresses.
00:27:45.320 And they're supposed to be.
00:27:46.040 They're going to claim now.
00:27:47.800 They think they can convince anyone of anything.
00:27:49.880 Well, no.
00:27:50.360 I mean, Hillary Clinton is doing the same thing. 0.94
00:27:52.420 Did you see her on the BBC?
00:27:53.360 She was on the BBC this weekend.
00:27:56.180 Do we have this audio?
00:27:57.380 She was on the BBC this weekend.
00:27:59.060 And she was saying, yeah, here.
00:28:03.880 Let's play cut one first.
00:28:07.200 No regrets attacking Bill accusers.
00:28:11.060 You have it, Sarah?
00:28:11.540 In your book, the three women brought onto stage by Trump attacking your husband.
00:28:16.000 And you kind of dismissed them.
00:28:17.660 Was that the right thing to do?
00:28:18.620 Are you sure about that?
00:28:19.580 Well, yes.
00:28:20.040 Because that had all been litigated.
00:28:21.500 I mean, that was the subject of a huge investigation, as you might recall, in the late 90s.
00:28:27.900 And there were conclusions drawn.
00:28:30.720 And that was clearly in the past.
00:28:33.260 But it is something that has to be taken seriously.
00:28:36.760 As I say, for everyone, not just for those in entertainment right now.
00:28:41.380 Absolutely.
00:28:41.880 Nobody wants to blame women for what men do. 0.91
00:28:44.740 But nonetheless, powerful women like you also have a duty to call men out. 1.00
00:28:48.720 As I did throughout the campaign.
00:28:51.780 I certainly did.
00:28:53.380 I mean, the really sad part of the campaign was how this horrific tape, what he said about women in the past, what he said about women during the campaign was discounted by a lot of voters.
00:29:08.420 She went on to say, I didn't know anything about Harvey.
00:29:12.440 I'd never even heard those rumors.
00:29:13.820 Now, I don't believe that.
00:29:18.200 I don't believe that.
00:29:21.660 And here's why.
00:29:23.700 We have seen too much evidence of too many people that were mauled by him.
00:29:31.820 You are too close to Weinstein.
00:29:35.280 I know people in the Clinton circles who worked for Weinstein.
00:29:41.660 And they knew.
00:29:43.320 You're telling me those people never warned you?
00:29:47.120 They never said, really bad guy.
00:29:50.020 Really bad guy.
00:29:51.620 Why would your people that used to work for you tell me about that and not you?
00:29:58.500 I don't believe it for a second.
00:30:00.260 Yeah, I mean, it's tough because is there, I read something from an employee of one of the companies, you know, off the record comment from one of the employees.
00:30:11.580 And they said, look, we knew what we thought he was, was a guy who screamed at everybody and was a jerk.
00:30:16.920 Yes.
00:30:17.320 And a guy who, whenever he left, whenever he went on the road, was cheating on his wife.
00:30:21.640 That's different.
00:30:22.540 Right.
00:30:22.860 That's, hang on just a second.
00:30:23.900 That's different than I've never heard these rumors.
00:30:26.060 She said in the BBC article deal, wide-eyed, I never, no, I never heard anything like this.
00:30:35.060 That's different than, look, I heard that he was a philanderer, but I thought it was all consensual.
00:30:43.060 She can't say that.
00:30:45.080 No.
00:30:45.720 She can't say that.
00:30:46.740 She's so dishonest. 0.95
00:30:48.000 So, yeah, so she has to go to, I never heard any of it, which is also a lie.
00:30:53.760 I tell you, the day of the politicians is just, it's just over.
00:31:05.840 I read a book this weekend, and I read this, let me see if I can find it, because I don't
00:31:11.220 know, I finished this damn novel, and I don't even know the name of it.
00:31:16.200 Hop on Pop?
00:31:17.560 Yes.
00:31:18.060 Yes.
00:31:18.220 Have you read that?
00:31:18.780 Yeah, because the guy is constantly jumping on pop.
00:31:21.140 It was crazy, right?
00:31:22.780 Yeah, it's really good.
00:31:23.700 It's like, go get off pop.
00:31:25.540 Yeah.
00:31:26.040 I think they might make a movie out of that thing, because that is, it was powerful.
00:31:29.120 Robert Harris is a great writer, a great novelist, and he wrote a few years ago, Conclave.
00:31:38.160 And it's all about the Pope dying, and there's some intrigue, and then what happens in the
00:31:44.380 Conclave to get the next Pope, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
00:31:47.420 And it is, it's so amazing to me that it doesn't matter if it's the Conclave, or if it's, you
00:32:01.240 know, over in Europe, or here, all politicians are exactly the same.
00:32:06.720 They're exactly the same.
00:32:08.220 But there is something different this time, and it's called the internet.
00:32:15.280 We have the ability to connect with one another and connect with something real.
00:32:22.880 And I don't know, it's not going to happen by 2018, but 2020, 2022, there's going to be
00:32:29.900 a new breed of politician.
00:32:31.840 It's just, they're going to be different, because these politicians, we've had enough
00:32:38.860 of, and the entire world has had enough.
00:32:43.040 And so if we don't go into communism or fascism, some sort of totalitarianism, Europe is moving
00:32:51.040 in that direction rapidly.
00:32:52.940 If we don't go into something like that, there's a chance that we survive by, by rooting all
00:33:01.200 of these people out and not replacing them with just a better version of what we already
00:33:07.000 have.
00:33:07.720 I think we have a chance of, of changing this entirely.
00:33:11.080 And people who don't feel like that smarmy politician, those are the people that I think
00:33:18.680 we have a chance of possibly electing because the entire system is broken.
00:33:25.140 And once somebody figures out, here's how you, here's how you go through the gate, or here's
00:33:31.200 how you jump over the fence.
00:33:32.760 I think those politicians are over.
00:33:48.680 Glenn Beck.
00:34:04.760 So I'm having a hard time believing that people in Hollywood did not know about Harvey Weinstein.
00:34:11.220 I mean, you may not have known that he was a rapist, but you knew he was a bad guy.
00:34:14.880 When Courtney Love is on television saying this, I think in 2012, listen to this.
00:34:22.840 Hi, Comic Central.
00:34:23.860 Do you have any advice for a young girl moving to Hollywood?
00:34:28.280 Um, I'll get live with us.
00:34:31.620 If Harvey Weinstein invites you to a private party and it's horsey, it's just that way.
00:34:35.940 If Harvey Weinstein invites you, don't go.
00:34:44.940 If Harvey Weinstein invites you that morning, you've got a vibe and you're not having a secret.
00:34:47.500 Don't go.
00:34:48.340 If Harvey Weinstein invites you, don't go.
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00:35:01.180 We'll go.
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00:35:10.840 Yeah.
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