The Glenn Beck Program - The Gun Violence the Left DOESN’T Want to Talk About ｜ 7⧸6⧸22

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00:00:47.600 This is the Glenn Back Program.

00:00:52.580 With Pat and Stu for Glenn this week.

00:00:55.420 You know who's great, Stu?

00:00:57.460 Who is Lori Lightfoot, the mayor of Chicago.

00:01:03.600 Glenn, I have to say, great and attractive.

00:01:06.660 Oh, more than attractive.

00:01:08.780 Absolutely beautiful.

00:01:09.700 You seem to have left that out.

00:01:10.900 I was worried about people who wouldn't know

00:01:13.480 our opinion on her appearance.

00:01:15.440 And you definitely wanted them to know?

00:01:17.120 Oh, yeah, it's very high.

00:01:18.180 Yeah.

00:01:18.840 Uh-huh.

00:01:19.600 And we will talk about that

00:01:21.260 and share with you her latest

00:01:22.980 in about 60 seconds.

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00:02:45.600 Well, Lori Lightfoot,

00:02:46.660 the mayor of Chicago,

00:02:49.000 so profound and such a peacemaker.

00:02:52.400 I've noticed that too.

00:02:53.400 Yeah.

00:02:53.880 And attractive.

00:02:56.460 Physically beautiful.

00:02:58.740 Yeah.

00:02:59.060 And you really feel that way

00:03:00.580 because you've brought it up

00:03:01.400 several times already.

00:03:01.880 Have I now?

00:03:02.360 Yeah.

00:03:02.660 Because, you know,

00:03:03.600 it's the first thing

00:03:04.740 that hits my brain

00:03:06.000 when I think of Lori Lightfoot.

00:03:08.000 Okay.

00:03:08.300 And sometimes I just blurt it out.

00:03:10.460 I hadn't realized

00:03:11.600 that I had already said it,

00:03:12.520 so I apologize for that, Pat.

00:03:13.640 No, that's all right.

00:03:14.240 I mean, you feel strongly,

00:03:15.200 obviously, you feel strongly about it.

00:03:16.840 Yeah.

00:03:17.040 I mean, it's a bit redundant,

00:03:18.640 you know,

00:03:19.020 because I just keep saying it,

00:03:20.400 but I want people to understand

00:03:21.920 it's difficult to consider

00:03:23.920 the regime,

00:03:27.040 the administration of Lori Lightfoot

00:03:31.280 without factoring in that,

00:03:34.440 you know,

00:03:34.760 people notice right away

00:03:36.200 how pretty she is.

00:03:38.820 Okay.

00:03:39.480 Yeah.

00:03:40.200 I mean,

00:03:40.860 if I didn't know better,

00:03:42.300 if I didn't realize

00:03:44.700 that you're happily married,

00:03:46.460 I might think that you got

00:03:48.500 kind of a thing for her.

00:03:49.380 I'm a bit concerned

00:03:50.200 that my wife might be listening

00:03:51.340 because, you know,

00:03:53.680 it's, look, it's difficult.

00:03:55.260 I'm a guy, you know,

00:03:56.320 I'm just,

00:03:56.760 I'm a straight out

00:03:57.540 all-American male.

00:03:58.840 Right.

00:03:59.240 And, you know,

00:04:00.740 you see someone

00:04:01.740 like Lori Lightfoot

00:04:02.500 and you just can't help me.

00:04:03.540 And you're a cis male, right?

00:04:04.180 You're a cis. 0.67

00:04:04.680 I am.

00:04:05.320 Yeah.

00:04:05.560 Yeah, I am cis male.

00:04:06.980 Now, I was not born a cis male,

00:04:08.900 of course,

00:04:09.300 had a transition.

00:04:10.240 Actually,

00:04:11.380 I transitioned in 1989.

00:04:13.600 Did you?

00:04:13.940 But then I transitioned back 0.55

00:04:15.100 in 1999.

00:04:17.560 Now, it was not,

00:04:18.320 I'm not saying I rejected

00:04:20.300 my initial transition

00:04:21.660 because that would be,

00:04:23.380 that's,

00:04:23.960 when people do that,

00:04:25.460 and even if you cover it

00:04:26.740 in the news,

00:04:27.140 you're called a hater

00:04:27.780 and you get thrown out

00:04:29.120 of the media.

00:04:29.680 Yeah.

00:04:29.960 So, I just transitioned twice

00:04:32.900 and just happened to end up

00:04:34.060 in the same spot.

00:04:35.240 Okay.

00:04:35.820 It's just happenstance.

00:04:37.040 But,

00:04:37.280 you just thought you'd try it out

00:04:38.240 for a decade or so

00:04:39.240 and then you went back.

00:04:40.640 You know what?

00:04:40.980 No, Pat.

00:04:41.440 No.

00:04:41.760 I was born that way.

00:04:42.860 I was born a person

00:04:44.260 who transitioned once

00:04:45.920 and then transitioned back

00:04:47.600 individually,

00:04:49.240 not retracing my steps.

00:04:51.980 I just decided to,

00:04:55.220 because of the way I was born,

00:04:57.020 to transition back

00:04:57.920 and then...

00:04:59.120 Because of the way

00:04:59.860 you were born.

00:05:00.480 And mainly,

00:05:01.160 I will say a good chunk

00:05:02.720 of the reason I transitioned back

00:05:04.360 was Lori Lightfoot.

00:05:05.920 Oh, wow.

00:05:06.220 You know,

00:05:06.580 just so attractive.

00:05:07.800 Even back then in 1999.

00:05:09.380 Oh, yeah.

00:05:10.240 You think she's good looking now. 0.97

00:05:11.560 Imagine her back in 1999.

00:05:13.820 I can't.

00:05:14.680 I can't imagine it.

00:05:15.760 Oh, I can't.

00:05:16.440 I can't either.

00:05:17.340 Nor do I necessarily want to.

00:05:19.960 But,

00:05:20.420 anyway,

00:05:20.920 you were talking about

00:05:21.820 the very attractive mayor

00:05:22.740 of Chicago.

00:05:23.520 And her peacemaking ability

00:05:25.800 right now.

00:05:26.220 She talked about,

00:05:27.240 you know,

00:05:27.580 how toxic our discourse

00:05:29.080 is right now.

00:05:29.940 Here's what she had to say

00:05:31.040 yesterday.

00:05:31.540 And then,

00:05:32.020 we'll show you

00:05:32.780 an example of what

00:05:33.940 she's talking about

00:05:34.760 from last week.

00:05:35.720 The toxicity

00:05:37.640 in our public discourse

00:05:40.040 is a thing that I think

00:05:41.380 we should all be

00:05:42.140 concerned about.

00:05:43.360 It's true.

00:05:43.640 Right?

00:05:43.880 And it's ironic,

00:05:44.820 obviously,

00:05:45.200 that we're having

00:05:45.600 this conversation.

00:05:46.660 It is ironic.

00:05:47.260 And what happened

00:05:47.580 on Independence Day.

00:05:49.940 Yeah.

00:05:50.080 You know,

00:05:50.220 we're not like

00:05:50.880 a lot of other countries

00:05:52.080 where Independence,

00:05:54.300 their version of Independence Day

00:05:55.920 is marked with,

00:05:57.500 you know,

00:05:58.160 troops and tanks.

00:06:00.160 Yeah.

00:06:00.460 No,

00:06:00.600 what we do

00:06:01.260 in the United States

00:06:02.560 is we come together

00:06:03.900 as a community.

00:06:05.980 Here's her coming together 0.88

00:06:07.320 last week.

00:06:08.160 He said,

00:06:09.520 thank you,

00:06:10.140 F***ing Clarence Thomas.

00:06:12.820 F***ing Clarence Thomas.

00:06:15.800 So,

00:06:16.400 that's

00:06:17.200 ironic,

00:06:19.480 I think,

00:06:19.880 is the word she used. 0.93

00:06:21.360 Yeah,

00:06:21.480 that's a good word.

00:06:22.340 It really is.

00:06:23.120 That's a good word.

00:06:23.880 Ironic.

00:06:24.760 And I might throw in

00:06:26.180 hypocritical.

00:06:28.460 Really?

00:06:29.060 Yeah,

00:06:29.340 I might throw that in.

00:06:30.240 In what way, Pat?

00:06:31.380 In the way that

00:06:32.420 she's talking about

00:06:33.860 the toxicity

00:06:34.640 in our discourse

00:06:35.560 after having

00:06:37.160 been toxic

00:06:38.820 in her discourse

00:06:39.820 just last week.

00:06:41.500 But if she

00:06:42.340 would have handled it

00:06:43.100 a little bit differently

00:06:43.860 and said,

00:06:44.200 you know what,

00:06:44.680 just last week

00:06:45.440 I was saying

00:06:46.220 F*** you to Clarence Thomas.

00:06:48.420 I've decided

00:06:49.180 that's too toxic.

00:06:50.940 It'd be a little different.

00:06:52.020 It would be an interesting

00:06:52.720 approach,

00:06:53.280 wouldn't it?

00:06:53.640 Yeah.

00:06:53.980 You know,

00:06:54.260 there is something

00:06:55.660 to that.

00:06:56.660 And politicians,

00:06:57.640 whether they meant it

00:06:58.260 or not,

00:06:58.580 used to exploit moments

00:06:59.860 like that,

00:07:00.780 they used to make

00:07:01.620 a big deal out of it.

00:07:02.640 Yeah.

00:07:03.000 You know,

00:07:03.520 when your side

00:07:04.520 did something wrong,

00:07:05.540 you called them out.

00:07:06.840 You know,

00:07:07.180 I mean,

00:07:07.580 not to bring up

00:07:08.440 the example

00:07:09.340 that's been brought up

00:07:10.140 a million times,

00:07:10.780 but that sister soldier 1.00

00:07:12.640 moment of the

00:07:13.940 Clinton administration

00:07:15.100 where he kind of

00:07:15.660 called out like

00:07:16.580 his people

00:07:18.120 who were his own

00:07:18.860 supporters.

00:07:19.700 Yeah.

00:07:20.220 And I think

00:07:21.460 it earned him

00:07:22.240 some level of

00:07:23.500 respect at that time

00:07:24.700 from people

00:07:25.440 across the aisle

00:07:26.500 who said,

00:07:27.060 wait a minute,

00:07:27.620 thanks for calling

00:07:28.440 those idiots out. 0.93

00:07:29.740 And I think

00:07:30.520 that there's

00:07:30.940 something to that.

00:07:32.640 There used to be,

00:07:33.920 you know,

00:07:34.740 and especially

00:07:35.560 when you're doing

00:07:36.120 it yourself,

00:07:36.680 you're calling out

00:07:37.260 yourself for your

00:07:37.900 own behavior.

00:07:38.900 You're right.

00:07:39.260 She makes a statement.

00:07:39.880 She says,

00:07:40.140 look,

00:07:40.360 the toxicity

00:07:40.880 is a problem.

00:07:41.420 Now,

00:07:41.540 look,

00:07:42.140 there is,

00:07:42.840 I don't like

00:07:44.820 the state

00:07:46.860 of our debate

00:07:47.700 in this country.

00:07:48.520 And I'm a person

00:07:49.580 who just told you

00:07:50.820 and to show you

00:07:51.780 how much effort

00:07:52.320 I've made on this,

00:07:52.960 I'm a conservative.

00:07:54.760 Lori Lightfoot's

00:07:55.480 a Democrat

00:07:55.860 and I've said

00:07:56.400 nothing but how

00:07:57.160 attractive she is 0.97

00:07:57.940 the entire show.

00:07:58.780 That is an example

00:08:00.040 of coming across

00:08:01.300 the aisle

00:08:01.820 and citing something

00:08:03.420 positive about

00:08:04.640 someone on the other side.

00:08:06.080 So I obviously

00:08:06.940 lead the way

00:08:07.960 on this.

00:08:09.300 Obviously.

00:08:10.360 Obviously.

00:08:11.380 But like,

00:08:11.960 you know,

00:08:12.140 and I'm a person

00:08:12.720 who's,

00:08:13.120 you know,

00:08:13.360 sold Nancy Pelosi

00:08:14.920 sucks pens

00:08:15.940 and Andrew Cuomo

00:08:17.620 is awful mugs.

00:08:18.720 Which some may say

00:08:19.240 that was toxic.

00:08:20.120 Maybe some might say that.

00:08:21.600 And I don't necessarily

00:08:23.220 love that that's

00:08:24.360 how we do things here.

00:08:25.620 I don't think

00:08:26.320 it's the greatest thing

00:08:27.140 in the world.

00:08:27.980 I do constantly

00:08:29.940 engage in it,

00:08:30.780 but I don't necessarily

00:08:31.860 think it's the greatest

00:08:33.820 way to run a country.

00:08:35.420 But there is

00:08:36.420 literally no evidence

00:08:38.520 whatsoever

00:08:39.160 that our political

00:08:40.380 toxicity has anything

00:08:41.840 to do with the shooting.

00:08:43.560 This person

00:08:44.620 seems to be

00:08:45.860 completely nuts.

00:08:47.340 He's got tattoos

00:08:48.160 all over his face.

00:08:49.660 He has been

00:08:51.020 talking about,

00:08:51.860 fantasizing about,

00:08:53.040 and rapping

00:08:53.520 about school shootings

00:08:55.000 for God knows

00:08:55.900 how long.

00:08:57.380 This does not seem

00:08:58.400 to be one of these things

00:08:59.200 where he's like,

00:08:59.620 I just don't agree

00:09:00.480 with the minimum wage

00:09:01.260 policies of this country.

00:09:02.520 That doesn't seem

00:09:03.340 to be an example

00:09:04.100 of this at all.

00:09:05.640 The response

00:09:06.800 every single time,

00:09:08.280 especially from the left,

00:09:09.640 about guns

00:09:10.620 after every shooting

00:09:12.520 strikes me

00:09:13.440 as particularly toxic.

00:09:14.720 They tend to blame,

00:09:17.000 they put the blood

00:09:18.000 on the hands

00:09:18.660 of their political opponents.

00:09:19.920 That's pretty toxic,

00:09:20.960 but I don't think

00:09:21.440 that's what she's

00:09:21.900 referring to here.

00:09:22.700 This is not an example

00:09:24.040 of some person,

00:09:25.140 at least as we know

00:09:26.120 right now,

00:09:27.400 and maybe we'll find

00:09:28.100 this out,

00:09:28.740 there has been

00:09:29.280 some rumors

00:09:29.960 of some of his postings

00:09:31.120 having some

00:09:32.420 quote-unquote

00:09:33.480 right-wing,

00:09:34.880 and that encompasses

00:09:36.460 everything to the media.

00:09:38.000 When someone does

00:09:38.460 something bad,

00:09:39.520 everything they post

00:09:40.740 is quote-unquote

00:09:41.320 right-wing,

00:09:41.940 so I don't know yet

00:09:42.860 if this is accurate,

00:09:44.140 but it doesn't seem

00:09:45.340 to be politically motivated.

00:09:47.040 It seems to be random.

00:09:48.940 It seems to be

00:09:49.560 a very troubled person

00:09:50.780 doing some very

00:09:51.480 troubling things.

00:09:52.440 It does not seem

00:09:53.200 to be a politically

00:09:54.860 motivated crime.

00:09:56.420 No, it doesn't.

00:09:56.860 So what does our toxicity

00:09:57.560 have to do with that?

00:09:59.540 Nothing.

00:10:01.160 Nothing.

00:10:02.280 So it's just like

00:10:03.240 these standard

00:10:03.980 talking points

00:10:04.760 that the very attractive

00:10:05.700 Lori Lightfoot,

00:10:06.440 she keeps trotting out,

00:10:07.600 after she just

00:10:09.160 violated them

00:10:10.640 on stage

00:10:12.000 in front of

00:10:12.600 tens of thousands

00:10:13.460 of people last week.

00:10:14.640 And how is it

00:10:15.260 that you don't

00:10:15.700 at least acknowledge it?

00:10:16.700 Do you not remember

00:10:17.620 what you did last week?

00:10:19.060 And she's done

00:10:19.860 many times before,

00:10:20.980 as a matter of fact.

00:10:22.580 She's contributed

00:10:23.400 to the toxicity

00:10:24.340 a lot.

00:10:25.940 I mean,

00:10:26.200 when the pandemic

00:10:27.180 was going on,

00:10:28.020 she's telling everybody,

00:10:29.360 hey,

00:10:29.920 stay in your house.

00:10:31.440 Don't go anywhere.

00:10:32.400 You can't go to gyms.

00:10:33.260 You can't get your hair done.

00:10:34.300 That day,

00:10:35.180 she goes out

00:10:35.660 and gets her hair done.

00:10:36.440 And then when she's

00:10:37.840 questioned about it,

00:10:38.800 she's all pissed off.

00:10:39.860 Well, look,

00:10:40.900 I care about my hygiene.

00:10:43.140 I know the rest of us don't.

00:10:45.000 I will say,

00:10:46.520 you know,

00:10:46.780 obviously,

00:10:47.380 obviously she cares

00:10:48.300 about her hair.

00:10:48.920 She's very,

00:10:49.240 very attractive.

00:10:50.660 This is a person

00:10:51.680 who is highly

00:10:52.800 a specimen.

00:10:54.820 Should be a supermodel. 1.00

00:10:56.080 Well, yeah,

00:10:56.480 I would say she is.

00:10:57.680 She's a supermodel 1.00

00:10:58.720 without even trying.

00:10:59.720 She just walks out 1.00

00:11:00.500 every day on stage.

00:11:01.560 Auto supermodel.

00:11:02.560 She's on auto mode, Pat.

00:11:04.200 And look,

00:11:06.100 she needs to get her hair done. 0.97

00:11:07.120 She needs to get her hair done. 0.97

00:11:08.020 You know,

00:11:08.200 she's not like us, Pat.

00:11:09.660 No, she's not like us.

00:11:10.760 She's not like she's important.

00:11:12.320 Yeah, I don't.

00:11:13.100 We're just dumpy guys.

00:11:14.440 You know,

00:11:14.640 our hair gets cut.

00:11:15.820 It doesn't get cut.

00:11:16.400 Oh, and the pandemic happened.

00:11:18.280 All of our all of our,

00:11:20.120 you know,

00:11:20.240 all the haircutting places

00:11:21.280 around here,

00:11:21.800 all the salons

00:11:22.940 and barber shops

00:11:24.280 were closed.

00:11:25.000 And so I sat there

00:11:26.900 for months and months

00:11:27.780 and months without a haircut,

00:11:28.860 like most people did

00:11:30.300 in that period.

00:11:31.140 And, you know,

00:11:32.160 unlike most people,

00:11:33.200 we have to be on camera

00:11:34.360 every day doing

00:11:35.140 our shows,

00:11:35.940 Studios America,

00:11:36.600 Pat Gray Unleashed.

00:11:37.540 And did we look

00:11:38.500 a little terrible at times?

00:11:39.820 Probably.

00:11:40.860 But you know what?

00:11:41.340 No one cared

00:11:41.840 because no one goes to us

00:11:42.920 for our looks.

00:11:43.600 They do go to Lori Lightfoot

00:11:44.900 for her looks.

00:11:46.300 That's what,

00:11:47.160 why do people move?

00:11:48.000 You know that for a fact?

00:11:48.640 Absolutely.

00:11:49.240 Yeah.

00:11:49.380 Why do people move to Chicago?

00:11:50.880 It's non-stop violence.

00:11:52.480 Because of how beautiful

00:11:52.620 Lori Lightfoot is.

00:11:53.840 Why would you go?

00:11:55.180 Lori Lightfoot.

00:11:55.880 You go for Lori Lightfoot.

00:11:57.160 Yeah.

00:11:57.320 That's why you go there.

00:11:58.340 You move to Chicago

00:11:59.660 specifically to view

00:12:01.300 Lori Lightfoot

00:12:02.040 and just hope you see her.

00:12:03.560 It's interesting because

00:12:04.060 you could view her

00:12:04.860 from afar, actually.

00:12:06.540 But I mean,

00:12:06.920 it's the same thing

00:12:07.440 of watching the Super Bowl

00:12:08.460 live or on television.

00:12:10.080 Right.

00:12:10.220 You want to be there

00:12:10.740 in person.

00:12:11.560 You really do.

00:12:12.240 And Lori Lightfoot,

00:12:13.360 Lori Lightfoot's speech

00:12:15.020 is the equivalent

00:12:15.960 to the Super Bowl

00:12:16.900 in my mind.

00:12:18.900 And you saw this yesterday

00:12:20.420 with her incredible points.

00:12:22.780 It's amazing that people

00:12:24.100 like Lori Lightfoot

00:12:24.980 are actually in charge

00:12:26.120 of cities.

00:12:27.240 She has been a catastrophe.

00:12:28.920 Right?

00:12:29.360 Is there anybody

00:12:30.260 who argues with this?

00:12:31.780 Anybody,

00:12:32.340 any Democrat in Chicago

00:12:33.700 that would argue

00:12:34.460 with the fact that

00:12:35.140 Lori Lightfoot

00:12:35.660 has been a catastrophe?

00:12:37.020 Yeah.

00:12:37.440 This is not someone

00:12:38.520 who has...

00:12:39.380 Now look,

00:12:40.380 her attractiveness aside, 0.98

00:12:41.660 she's not been a good mayor.

00:12:43.200 No, she's not.

00:12:44.500 Look what's happened

00:12:45.180 in Chicago

00:12:45.680 while she has been

00:12:47.520 the mayor of it.

00:12:49.100 I mean,

00:12:49.440 they had the...

00:12:50.680 What do they call it?

00:12:51.480 The Golden Mile

00:12:54.000 or the...

00:12:55.240 What is it called?

00:12:55.940 All those great chops

00:12:57.720 on Michigan Avenue

00:12:58.980 in Chicago is...

00:13:00.340 It is a great city

00:13:01.040 when you're not getting shot.

00:13:02.380 And they were all vandalized

00:13:03.560 and they were broken into

00:13:05.120 on a regular basis

00:13:06.280 for the whole summer of 2020

00:13:08.440 and then she's got the shootings 0.99

00:13:11.440 that happen every single day

00:13:13.700 and then every weekend

00:13:15.060 you've got in the dozens

00:13:16.980 of people who've been killed

00:13:18.500 oftentimes,

00:13:19.980 killed and wounded

00:13:20.680 by gunfire.

00:13:22.040 Just normal course of behavior.

00:13:23.760 Over and over and over.

00:13:25.560 That's what's so stunning about it.

00:13:26.820 You know,

00:13:27.120 it is...

00:13:28.980 And it's so bizarre

00:13:30.060 the way that the left

00:13:30.880 approaches this.

00:13:31.940 You know,

00:13:32.140 there is this constant

00:13:33.820 churn of violence

00:13:35.400 in these cities

00:13:36.000 who have been run

00:13:37.420 by Democrats

00:13:37.940 for decades and decades

00:13:39.740 and in some instances

00:13:41.460 a half century or more.

00:13:43.680 Honestly,

00:13:44.260 most instances now.

00:13:46.440 And it just keeps

00:13:47.820 churning and churning

00:13:48.620 and churning.

00:13:49.160 No one seems to do

00:13:50.060 anything about it.

00:13:50.860 No one seems to care about it.

00:13:52.120 The media doesn't seem

00:13:52.840 to care about it.

00:13:53.780 And you have these

00:13:54.400 three giant buckets

00:13:56.700 of quote-unquote

00:13:57.840 gun violence,

00:13:58.920 which, you know,

00:13:59.700 again,

00:14:00.000 that's kind of a weird

00:14:00.840 way to look at it.

00:14:01.920 You're seemingly

00:14:03.120 blaming the tool used

00:14:05.180 rather than the person

00:14:05.920 using the tool.

00:14:06.800 But let's go with it

00:14:07.620 for a second here.

00:14:08.240 You have these gun violence,

00:14:09.380 these giant buckets.

00:14:10.280 You have the gang violence

00:14:11.900 that goes on,

00:14:13.200 generalized crime

00:14:14.980 in these cities

00:14:15.700 every single day,

00:14:16.920 which is a huge chunk

00:14:18.820 of the problem

00:14:19.600 when you're talking

00:14:20.240 about gun violence.

00:14:21.300 Then you have

00:14:22.380 another huge chunk

00:14:23.300 of the problem,

00:14:23.760 which is suicide.

00:14:24.740 About half the gun deaths

00:14:27.060 in this country

00:14:27.680 are suicide.

00:14:28.980 And you have these

00:14:29.440 two huge things

00:14:30.460 that the left

00:14:30.920 doesn't really seem

00:14:31.720 to want to do

00:14:32.140 anything about.

00:14:33.860 They don't care about it.

00:14:35.060 They never talk about it.

00:14:36.000 And then you have

00:14:36.380 this one tiny little fraction,

00:14:39.580 which obviously

00:14:40.580 doesn't matter

00:14:41.900 if you were involved

00:14:42.760 in one of these things.

00:14:43.680 I mean,

00:14:43.840 some of the details

00:14:44.500 coming out of this

00:14:45.560 Highland Park shooting

00:14:46.220 are just heartbreaking.

00:14:48.880 I mean,

00:14:49.060 absolutely awful

00:14:50.120 in every single way.

00:14:51.880 And if you're involved

00:14:52.620 in something like that,

00:14:53.300 obviously,

00:14:53.780 there's no way

00:14:54.920 to make that pain

00:14:56.680 feel any better.

00:14:57.440 But it's like,

00:14:58.600 when you're talking

00:14:59.840 about a nation,

00:15:01.320 it is a very tiny fraction

00:15:04.800 of what we're talking about

00:15:06.860 when we're talking about

00:15:07.620 gun violence

00:15:08.220 or violence overall.

00:15:10.540 And just because

00:15:11.680 the left believes

00:15:12.960 this is the way

00:15:13.980 to convince people

00:15:15.360 that your gun

00:15:16.000 should go away,

00:15:18.280 this is the one

00:15:19.820 they go after

00:15:20.380 all the time.

00:15:21.060 and,

00:15:22.040 you know,

00:15:22.400 because often

00:15:23.380 there are guns

00:15:24.400 that are purchased

00:15:25.380 legally,

00:15:26.120 much more often

00:15:27.220 than the typical murder,

00:15:29.500 right,

00:15:29.740 they go through

00:15:30.460 the system,

00:15:31.080 they pass through

00:15:32.280 all of these laws

00:15:33.180 and still are able

00:15:35.380 to often get

00:15:36.240 these guns

00:15:36.820 where,

00:15:37.880 you know,

00:15:38.360 the typical gun,

00:15:39.340 we've talked about

00:15:39.840 this before,

00:15:40.360 the DOJ did a study

00:15:41.500 about state

00:15:42.200 and federal prisoners

00:15:43.060 and they asked them,

00:15:44.300 all the people

00:15:44.720 who got caught

00:15:45.240 for gun crimes,

00:15:45.920 they said,

00:15:46.220 hey,

00:15:46.340 where'd you get your gun?

00:15:47.100 They did a survey

00:15:47.740 of them.

00:15:48.380 They found that

00:15:48.820 1.3% of them

00:15:51.640 got it through

00:15:52.140 a retail purchase.

00:15:53.800 1.3%!

00:15:55.820 So,

00:15:56.540 a lot of them

00:15:57.160 were stealing

00:15:57.780 them from friends,

00:15:59.160 stealing them

00:15:59.960 from friends

00:16:01.760 or relatives,

00:16:02.860 giving,

00:16:04.260 you know,

00:16:04.780 gifts from

00:16:05.340 friends or relatives,

00:16:06.520 people just gave

00:16:07.100 them the guns.

00:16:07.980 Sometimes they found

00:16:08.760 them on other

00:16:09.720 crime scenes,

00:16:10.920 sometimes they were

00:16:11.520 bought off the black market,

00:16:12.800 all of these other ways,

00:16:13.980 but none of them

00:16:14.840 regulated,

00:16:15.520 none of them

00:16:16.500 that any of these laws

00:16:17.660 would actually touch.

00:16:19.620 None of them.

00:16:21.260 I mean,

00:16:21.540 1.3%,

00:16:22.840 so they're trying

00:16:23.660 to micromanage

00:16:24.640 the criminal behavior

00:16:25.540 of 1.3%

00:16:26.820 of people

00:16:27.200 who are already

00:16:27.880 criminals

00:16:28.360 by punishing

00:16:29.600 99.9%

00:16:31.640 of the regular

00:16:32.860 people out there

00:16:33.640 that buy guns

00:16:34.400 and don't use them

00:16:35.360 for nefarious purposes.

00:16:37.000 It doesn't make

00:16:37.620 any sense.

00:16:38.160 It wouldn't make sense

00:16:39.100 in any other context,

00:16:40.860 but here we are.

00:16:42.880 Because of people

00:16:43.920 like Lori Lightfoot,

00:16:45.120 the very attractive

00:16:45.740 Lori Lightfoot,

00:16:46.260 and other politicians

00:16:47.120 throughout America

00:16:47.760 who use these things

00:16:49.360 for their own advantage.

00:16:50.900 Obviously, Pat,

00:16:52.040 no one could make

00:16:52.920 the statement

00:16:53.320 that Lori Lightfoot

00:16:54.000 made yesterday

00:16:54.760 with a straight face

00:16:56.120 if they actually

00:16:57.260 meant it.

00:16:58.100 Right.

00:16:58.800 You just were on stage

00:17:00.600 saying,

00:17:00.980 F the Supreme Court

00:17:02.220 Justice,

00:17:03.020 Clarence Thomas,

00:17:04.320 and the next day

00:17:05.880 you're like,

00:17:06.160 you know what we need

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00:18:30.360 We should note that

00:18:30.960 not every mayor

00:18:31.900 is as attractive

00:18:32.820 as Lori Lightfoot.

00:18:33.900 And there are other mayors

00:18:35.060 in this country

00:18:35.580 that are not known

00:18:36.660 necessarily for their

00:18:37.500 physical beauty

00:18:38.500 but are known

00:18:39.300 for their wonderful policies

00:18:40.700 and everything going on

00:18:41.440 in their cities.

00:18:42.860 For example,

00:18:43.500 the Philadelphia mayor

00:18:44.560 is,

00:18:45.860 well,

00:18:46.220 it's just a couple

00:18:46.760 new policies.

00:18:47.980 Common sense.

00:18:49.240 Common sense gun reform.

00:18:50.780 Can we get some of that?

00:18:52.020 I know we just passed

00:18:52.840 a giant bill about it.

00:18:54.380 Yeah.

00:18:54.680 But like,

00:18:55.180 why don't we have more done?

00:18:56.520 You know,

00:18:56.760 why don't we do something,

00:18:57.960 Pat?

00:18:58.240 Thank you.

00:18:59.020 Do something.

00:19:00.340 Something.

00:19:01.100 Something.

00:19:01.580 For example,

00:19:02.060 the Philadelphia mayor

00:19:04.280 went to Canada

00:19:05.020 a couple weeks ago.

00:19:06.360 He said,

00:19:06.680 quote,

00:19:06.900 I was in Canada

00:19:07.500 two weeks ago,

00:19:08.440 never thought about a gun.

00:19:10.120 The only people

00:19:11.400 who I knew

00:19:12.100 who had guns in Canada

00:19:12.860 were police officers.

00:19:14.060 That's the way

00:19:14.520 it should be here.

00:19:15.460 Yeah.

00:19:15.980 That's pretty consistent

00:19:16.920 with the Second Amendment.

00:19:17.700 That's pretty consistent.

00:19:18.800 Yeah.

00:19:19.100 Would you say?

00:19:19.660 I don't know.

00:19:20.360 And I know when I go out,

00:19:21.940 the only thing I think of

00:19:23.640 when I'm in the United States

00:19:24.900 of America

00:19:25.440 is guns.

00:19:27.280 When I'm out and about,

00:19:29.100 all I can consider

00:19:30.400 are guns.

00:19:32.280 Are there guns

00:19:33.400 on that person?

00:19:34.500 Does he have a gun?

00:19:35.860 I'm thinking that

00:19:36.600 all the time.

00:19:37.640 This is how they thought

00:19:38.240 about COVID.

00:19:38.940 Yeah.

00:19:39.220 And this is how they think

00:19:40.080 about guns.

00:19:40.780 They were like,

00:19:41.560 oh my God,

00:19:42.020 that person's a disease vector

00:19:43.380 is how they've spent

00:19:44.280 the last two years.

00:19:45.240 And now that they're

00:19:45.940 finally going outside,

00:19:47.120 they're worried that

00:19:47.520 everyone's going to shoot them.

00:19:48.620 Even though these situations,

00:19:51.120 while it's a problem,

00:19:52.140 very, very rare,

00:19:53.420 it's important to say.

00:19:54.720 Now, there were 51 shot

00:19:57.060 and seven dead

00:19:58.600 in New York

00:19:59.960 over July 4th weekend.

00:20:01.560 Now, you didn't hear

00:20:02.180 anything about that

00:20:03.100 because I guess

00:20:04.620 it didn't happen

00:20:05.660 at a parade.

00:20:06.740 I don't know exactly

00:20:07.420 why you didn't hear

00:20:08.000 about that,

00:20:08.420 but that happened.

00:20:10.260 And by the way,

00:20:11.140 there's another city

00:20:11.900 where it's very difficult

00:20:13.380 to obtain a gun.

00:20:14.680 Yeah, very difficult.

00:20:15.720 And a state

00:20:16.200 who is now

00:20:17.140 intentionally passing

00:20:19.300 unconstitutional laws,

00:20:21.180 which literally

00:20:22.340 in the opinion

00:20:23.720 from the other day

00:20:24.800 from Clarence Thomas,

00:20:26.140 it talked about

00:20:26.840 how you can't just name

00:20:27.940 like the entire

00:20:28.880 island of Manhattan

00:20:30.060 as a special exempt zone

00:20:31.740 from the carry permits.

00:20:33.480 And then they just

00:20:34.040 basically did that.

00:20:35.180 They're like,

00:20:35.560 well, you can't carry,

00:20:36.620 you can carry a gun,

00:20:37.340 of course.

00:20:37.700 I mean, the Supreme Court said,

00:20:38.740 but you can't carry it

00:20:40.080 where other people might be

00:20:41.600 or where there might be light

00:20:44.380 or darkness.

00:20:46.660 But other than that,

00:20:48.060 you can carry it

00:20:48.700 wherever you might be.

00:20:49.520 A New York mayor,

00:20:51.140 by the way,

00:20:51.600 not shot.

00:20:52.740 New York mayor's aide

00:20:53.860 was not shot this weekend,

00:20:55.460 which is news in and of itself,

00:20:57.520 I suppose.

00:20:58.240 But she was robbed.

00:21:01.300 Excuse me,

00:21:01.940 he was robbed

00:21:02.580 by some person

00:21:06.280 at gunpoint,

00:21:07.300 forked over his wallet

00:21:08.460 and cell phone,

00:21:09.460 and then was assaulted

00:21:10.700 when he refused

00:21:12.240 to abide by the demands.

00:21:14.180 So life in the big city

00:21:15.500 is going well, Pat,

00:21:16.500 I guess is my summary here.

00:21:17.660 And I think these policies,

00:21:19.780 if you just continue

00:21:20.800 to roll them out

00:21:21.520 for a couple more decades,

00:21:23.320 give the Democrats

00:21:24.560 12, 15 more decades

00:21:26.560 and these problems

00:21:27.240 are going to start to subside.

00:21:28.720 Well, that's the thing.

00:21:29.460 Give them a chance.

00:21:30.420 Yeah, you've got to give them a chance.

00:21:31.400 Give them a chance.

00:21:32.300 Yeah, you know,

00:21:32.920 you're going to find out

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00:21:34.720 when you pass them.

00:21:35.780 And now that they're passed,

00:21:36.980 just give them

00:21:37.560 a couple of centuries

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00:23:25.520 Yet another poll.

00:23:26.680 That bodes so well

00:23:29.340 for our brain-dead

00:23:31.540 President Joe Biden.

00:23:33.580 He's really not doing well

00:23:35.160 in these polls.

00:23:36.860 But, you know,

00:23:37.460 here's the problem.

00:23:39.320 They just haven't

00:23:40.800 communicated their message

00:23:42.420 well enough yet

00:23:43.180 to the American people.

00:23:44.520 If they could just

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00:23:46.700 what they're trying to do

00:23:48.080 to raise inflation,

00:23:49.660 gas prices,

00:23:51.320 to allow free flow

00:23:53.720 of illegals

00:23:54.820 and drugs

00:23:55.520 and terrorists

00:23:56.380 across the U.S. border.

00:23:57.780 If they could just

00:23:58.700 communicate why

00:23:59.520 they're doing all

00:24:00.200 of these things,

00:24:00.800 it would be so much

00:24:01.480 better for them.

00:24:02.380 You think so?

00:24:03.080 You think putting

00:24:03.840 Joe Biden out in front

00:24:05.360 of the people

00:24:05.840 more often for him

00:24:06.760 to, you know,

00:24:07.200 fall over on a bicycle

00:24:08.180 in public is the real key?

00:24:09.500 That's exactly what needs

00:24:10.140 to happen.

00:24:11.020 Yes, exactly.

00:24:12.580 Really?

00:24:13.180 Mm-hmm.

00:24:13.500 For him to stumble

00:24:14.680 and stammer

00:24:16.160 and not be able

00:24:17.200 to get his train

00:24:18.120 of thought going

00:24:18.960 and say the wrong numbers.

00:24:22.220 You notice this thing

00:24:22.900 with numbers?

00:24:24.380 He cannot give

00:24:25.500 a number correctly.

00:24:27.180 He can't do it.

00:24:27.880 It doesn't matter

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00:24:28.820 on a teleprompter

00:24:30.080 in 80 font.

00:24:31.940 It doesn't matter.

00:24:33.000 He just can't

00:24:33.960 give you a number.

00:24:35.320 I don't know

00:24:36.060 what the deal is

00:24:36.760 with that.

00:24:37.120 Because he can get

00:24:37.920 through some things

00:24:39.140 some of the time,

00:24:40.020 but he can never

00:24:41.280 get through numbers.

00:24:42.560 If he has to say them,

00:24:43.720 he's screwed.

00:24:44.600 Yeah, it's weird.

00:24:45.620 Can't do it.

00:24:45.940 There's like a mental block

00:24:47.420 of some sort.

00:24:48.620 And I think the mental block

00:24:49.580 is turned from a block

00:24:51.340 into a giant wall

00:24:52.620 that is impenetrable.

00:24:55.280 Yeah.

00:24:55.720 Because he really can't do it.

00:24:57.120 Now, let me give you

00:24:57.880 some actual numbers here.

00:24:59.020 Joe Biden,

00:24:59.640 when he started in office,

00:25:01.960 he was around

00:25:02.460 mid-50s approval rating.

00:25:04.880 He was as high as like 59,

00:25:06.620 wasn't he?

00:25:07.260 58 or 59?

00:25:07.800 Some polls.

00:25:08.420 The Monmouth poll,

00:25:09.100 I think he peaked at 54.

00:25:10.620 Okay.

00:25:11.040 But he has constantly

00:25:13.980 fallen from those levels.

00:25:15.620 And to give you a sense,

00:25:17.040 it's very typical

00:25:19.420 for a president

00:25:20.220 to start their administration

00:25:21.940 in somewhat

00:25:22.900 of a honeymoon period.

00:25:23.780 You've heard that phrase before.

00:25:25.280 You get this sort of burst

00:25:26.620 of everyone in America,

00:25:28.020 generally speaking,

00:25:28.920 the American people

00:25:29.480 like the country.

00:25:30.700 They're willing to

00:25:31.720 at least give

00:25:32.900 a new president

00:25:33.940 an attempt at success.

00:25:36.040 Right?

00:25:36.100 Like, they're going

00:25:36.580 to say, hey.

00:25:37.720 And I'm the same way.

00:25:39.280 Like, I was very confident

00:25:42.040 Joe Biden was going

00:25:42.840 to be a terrible president.

00:25:44.680 Now, I don't know

00:25:45.200 that I thought

00:25:45.520 he was going to be this bad.

00:25:46.860 I thought he was just

00:25:47.460 going to be terrible.

00:25:48.860 I can tell you

00:25:49.460 I did not think

00:25:50.240 he would be this bad.

00:25:51.040 I knew he was going

00:25:51.940 to be bad,

00:25:52.680 but there's no way

00:25:53.720 you could have ever predicted

00:25:54.820 how bad he would be.

00:25:56.080 Yeah, I think that's true.

00:25:57.800 I mean, I don't know.

00:25:59.600 I'm trying to think

00:26:00.000 of what I expected

00:26:00.920 to be different.

00:26:02.760 And I...

00:26:03.280 I didn't think

00:26:03.760 the withdrawal

00:26:04.500 from Afghanistan

00:26:05.500 would be botched

00:26:06.440 as badly as it was,

00:26:07.580 for instance.

00:26:08.180 I didn't think

00:26:09.000 inflation would be

00:26:10.120 almost 10%

00:26:11.500 or the real number

00:26:13.360 being close to 20%.

00:26:14.760 I didn't think

00:26:15.580 gas prices

00:26:16.320 would be $120

00:26:17.280 per barrel,

00:26:18.220 which they're down

00:26:18.760 from that now,

00:26:19.420 but $120 a barrel?

00:26:22.240 Yeah, to use that...

00:26:23.020 And the reason why...

00:26:24.680 Because you might say,

00:26:25.300 how could you not think

00:26:26.260 Biden was going

00:26:26.780 to be this bad?

00:26:27.980 Here's my two-part

00:26:29.760 answer to that.

00:26:30.360 One is we went through

00:26:33.780 the Obama administration

00:26:35.560 where you have a guy

00:26:37.580 who I think arguably

00:26:39.180 was more committed

00:26:40.860 to the ideology

00:26:41.840 than Joe Biden is.

00:26:43.760 A guy with 60 votes

00:26:45.920 in the Senate,

00:26:47.380 a filibuster-proof majority,

00:26:49.700 who, of course,

00:26:50.360 did spend lots of money

00:26:51.580 and launched

00:26:51.960 a bunch of new programs,

00:26:53.060 and we didn't see

00:26:54.140 inflation like that

00:26:55.180 at that time, right?

00:26:57.040 Right.

00:26:57.200 So, like, you think,

00:26:58.320 okay, Biden has less

00:27:00.820 support in Congress,

00:27:02.460 is less convincing

00:27:03.680 of a speaker.

00:27:05.100 You know, obviously,

00:27:06.300 everyone loved Obama

00:27:07.340 back in the day

00:27:07.980 on the left.

00:27:08.780 And so you'd think

00:27:09.820 he'd get less done,

00:27:11.700 and while he might be

00:27:14.020 as bad as Obama,

00:27:15.460 it might not be

00:27:16.540 worse than that.

00:27:18.740 Secondarily, I would say,

00:27:20.040 you know, as a guy

00:27:20.960 who went through

00:27:22.960 the Obama administration,

00:27:24.260 who was in the

00:27:24.960 Obama administration,

00:27:26.120 Biden was, obviously,

00:27:27.900 a guy who was far left,

00:27:29.560 but never seemed

00:27:30.420 as committed

00:27:31.020 to that ideology

00:27:31.940 as Obama was

00:27:33.280 or many people

00:27:33.840 around him.

00:27:34.920 Instead, what he has done

00:27:36.180 is try to run this

00:27:37.660 as if AOC is president.

00:27:40.100 I mean, like, really,

00:27:40.920 he has been,

00:27:41.860 not only has he been

00:27:42.960 a bad, incompetent president,

00:27:45.380 which I, you know,

00:27:46.100 largely would have predicted

00:27:47.520 pretty easily, I think,

00:27:49.320 he has been

00:27:50.320 much farther left

00:27:51.780 than even

00:27:52.780 the president

00:27:54.820 he served under.

00:27:56.120 At least,

00:27:57.340 I don't know

00:27:57.840 if that's actually,

00:27:58.860 at least he has

00:27:59.860 governed that way.

00:28:01.380 And he's governed

00:28:02.240 that way

00:28:02.540 with razor-thin

00:28:03.860 majorities.

00:28:05.600 You know,

00:28:05.840 he's tried to pass

00:28:06.780 $6 trillion

00:28:08.320 of build-back

00:28:10.000 better spending

00:28:10.960 with 50 senators.

00:28:12.520 And then he talks

00:28:13.100 about how frugal

00:28:13.920 he's been.

00:28:15.640 He didn't get that done.

00:28:17.160 It's unbelievable.

00:28:17.980 And he tried

00:28:18.700 to get $3.5 trillion done.

00:28:20.000 Then he tried

00:28:20.340 to get $1.8 trillion done.

00:28:21.460 He's tried

00:28:21.960 over and over and over.

00:28:22.860 He spent

00:28:23.820 $1.9 trillion

00:28:25.140 on COVID nonsense

00:28:26.720 that we did not need

00:28:27.780 at that time.

00:28:28.540 He then got

00:28:29.840 the Republicans

00:28:30.480 to come along

00:28:31.140 for another $1.1 trillion

00:28:32.600 of infrastructure spending

00:28:33.600 that we did not need.

00:28:35.580 And he's gone

00:28:36.560 through all of this

00:28:37.600 and he's been,

00:28:39.220 while the general

00:28:40.640 direction of incompetence,

00:28:42.040 I think,

00:28:42.300 was predictable

00:28:42.840 with someone like Joe Biden,

00:28:44.100 who has never really

00:28:44.900 succeeded at anything

00:28:45.740 in his entire life.

00:28:46.640 I mean,

00:28:46.800 the guy's been

00:28:47.240 a complete failure

00:28:48.580 at everything he's attempted

00:28:49.780 in his entire life.

00:28:51.960 So,

00:28:52.340 this is what you get

00:28:53.440 when you select

00:28:54.280 someone like that.

00:28:55.320 But like,

00:28:56.000 he has been

00:28:56.700 much,

00:28:58.480 much more incompetent

00:29:00.120 than I could have imagined.

00:29:01.680 I mean,

00:29:02.200 I honestly believe

00:29:03.820 if you picked

00:29:04.620 a random stranger

00:29:06.020 off the street

00:29:06.800 and put him in office,

00:29:07.660 he could not be worse

00:29:08.600 than Joe Biden is.

00:29:09.960 And that's,

00:29:10.440 you know,

00:29:10.880 I mean,

00:29:11.280 a lot of this might just be

00:29:12.380 because at times

00:29:13.320 he's completely tuned out.

00:29:14.880 But I think that

00:29:16.120 if that stereotype

00:29:17.620 were true

00:29:18.780 all the time,

00:29:20.980 things would be going better.

00:29:23.020 You know,

00:29:23.220 if he handed this off

00:29:24.980 to leftists

00:29:26.840 who were generally

00:29:28.360 professionalized

00:29:29.780 at what they were doing,

00:29:31.640 you know,

00:29:31.820 some of these advisors

00:29:32.700 who were around him,

00:29:34.120 if he handed off

00:29:35.100 the presidency

00:29:35.620 completely to those people,

00:29:37.120 I think things

00:29:38.080 would be going better.

00:29:40.420 Because at least

00:29:41.560 those people

00:29:42.160 would be able

00:29:42.820 to do things

00:29:43.440 in some relatively

00:29:45.140 competent fashion.

00:29:46.660 Afghanistan is the 1.00

00:29:47.440 perfect example

00:29:48.120 of that, Pat.

00:29:49.740 We all knew

00:29:50.720 what the left

00:29:51.660 wanted out of Afghanistan. 0.97

00:29:52.660 They wanted to get out

00:29:53.480 of there as soon

00:29:53.920 as possible.

00:29:54.920 They don't,

00:29:55.600 you know,

00:29:55.860 they don't prioritize

00:29:56.900 our defense.

00:29:58.520 We all know

00:29:59.380 the way that they act.

00:30:01.580 And a lot of us

00:30:02.300 were on board with,

00:30:03.380 hey,

00:30:03.520 eventually this needs

00:30:04.300 to end.

00:30:05.320 But like,

00:30:06.180 the way they did it

00:30:07.040 was just pure

00:30:08.960 and utter incompetence

00:30:10.660 fueled by an ideology

00:30:12.240 that blinded them

00:30:13.220 from any of the downsides.

00:30:14.840 And that sort of thing

00:30:15.980 is,

00:30:16.720 it's almost impossible

00:30:18.100 to predict.

00:30:19.140 It's almost as if

00:30:20.500 you've hired someone

00:30:21.260 who's intentionally

00:30:22.120 trying to destroy

00:30:23.060 the country.

00:30:23.700 That's what it feels

00:30:24.300 like at times

00:30:24.840 with Joe Biden.

00:30:27.040 There's a question

00:30:27.760 we ask almost every day

00:30:28.900 on Pat Gray Unleashed,

00:30:30.400 which happens immediately

00:30:31.760 before the show live

00:30:32.760 and then anytime you want

00:30:33.960 on your podcast.

00:30:35.660 But if you were trying

00:30:37.540 to destroy the country,

00:30:38.800 what would you do differently?

00:30:41.360 Yeah.

00:30:41.800 And I can't think

00:30:42.460 of anything.

00:30:42.900 No.

00:30:43.180 I mean,

00:30:43.420 they've covered

00:30:44.300 all the bases

00:30:45.300 and then some.

00:30:46.720 I mean,

00:30:47.000 after,

00:30:47.620 it's one thing

00:30:48.180 to spend $1.9 trillion

00:30:49.480 on stuff we didn't need

00:30:51.620 when you come

00:30:52.040 into your administration.

00:30:52.920 Almost every administration

00:30:53.860 seems to get one bill

00:30:54.980 like that at the beginning.

00:30:55.960 Like, you know,

00:30:56.360 the stimulus plan

00:30:57.300 with Obama.

00:30:58.280 Everyone seems to have

00:30:59.060 that one bill

00:30:59.840 that they get passed

00:31:00.900 at the beginning.

00:31:01.300 The tax cuts for Trump.

00:31:02.480 Like, everyone gets

00:31:03.060 one through, it seems.

00:31:04.820 So he gets the $1.9 trillion

00:31:06.200 through fine.

00:31:07.300 Like, obviously,

00:31:08.560 it's not fine at all.

00:31:09.740 But, like,

00:31:10.500 we kind of expect that.

00:31:12.940 And,

00:31:13.060 but that was really

00:31:14.540 before inflation

00:31:15.440 started hitting

00:31:16.160 in a noticeable way

00:31:18.520 in the statistics.

00:31:19.320 It was happening.

00:31:20.360 I think it was bubbling under.

00:31:21.840 You saw, you know,

00:31:22.820 things like cryptocurrency

00:31:23.620 react to it, right,

00:31:24.820 and have that big run.

00:31:28.240 That kind of led

00:31:29.180 those numbers,

00:31:29.860 but it didn't lead

00:31:30.380 to the spending.

00:31:30.880 The spending was there.

00:31:31.780 It started, obviously,

00:31:32.900 in 2020

00:31:33.580 with the COVID stuff initially.

00:31:35.620 And then once

00:31:36.440 the country had already

00:31:37.340 started bouncing back,

00:31:38.220 people were going back to work,

00:31:39.260 we spent another

00:31:39.880 $2 trillion on it.

00:31:41.180 So that was really

00:31:42.120 the thing where

00:31:43.440 democratic economists

00:31:45.200 were coming out

00:31:45.660 and saying,

00:31:46.100 guys,

00:31:47.460 I'm with you

00:31:48.200 on a lot of this stuff,

00:31:49.060 but you gotta stop, right?

00:31:50.960 People who were

00:31:51.680 in the Obama administration,

00:31:54.060 the treasury secretary

00:31:55.260 of the,

00:31:56.000 in the Obama administration

00:31:57.080 came out and said,

00:31:57.700 hey, guys,

00:31:58.720 you do this now,

00:31:59.660 we're gonna have

00:32:00.020 massive inflation.

00:32:01.320 But okay,

00:32:02.060 they get that through.

00:32:03.260 Then the inflation happens,

00:32:04.460 they do the infrastructure bill,

00:32:06.320 and then he still

00:32:07.720 wants multiple

00:32:09.840 trillions of dollars

00:32:11.420 of spending

00:32:11.940 after we've seen

00:32:13.280 the results,

00:32:14.120 after the inflation

00:32:15.120 has happened,

00:32:16.060 after everybody's already

00:32:17.180 paying the price for this,

00:32:18.520 they still want to spend

00:32:20.240 multiple trillions

00:32:21.560 of dollars.

00:32:22.240 So there's this weird

00:32:23.660 intersection

00:32:24.860 where President Biden

00:32:26.540 stands in the middle

00:32:27.740 of every single day

00:32:28.780 between complete

00:32:30.240 and utter incompetence

00:32:31.580 and an odd

00:32:32.980 ideological

00:32:34.320 lock

00:32:35.640 that's immovable

00:32:37.300 by facts.

00:32:38.920 You know,

00:32:39.220 everyone goes back

00:32:40.480 to, you know,

00:32:41.320 Chairman Mao,

00:32:42.380 right,

00:32:42.640 who's like,

00:32:43.280 yeah, look,

00:32:43.820 things aren't going

00:32:45.300 so well,

00:32:45.720 but we just keep

00:32:46.300 pushing through.

00:32:47.360 You know,

00:32:47.620 yeah, sure,

00:32:48.220 10 million died,

00:32:49.520 you know,

00:32:49.940 let's keep going

00:32:51.900 and eventually

00:32:52.420 this will turn around

00:32:53.340 and they just keep

00:32:54.260 going and going

00:32:54.780 and going

00:32:55.160 and going

00:32:55.460 and going.

00:32:57.280 That sort of

00:32:58.200 ideological

00:32:58.980 dedication

00:33:00.100 to this ridiculous

00:33:02.020 spending

00:33:02.640 and these terrible

00:33:04.000 ideas is fascinating

00:33:05.540 from Biden

00:33:06.120 and then his execution

00:33:07.520 of it is always

00:33:08.560 terrible.

00:33:09.660 So those two things

00:33:10.580 combine to the lowest

00:33:12.300 approval rating

00:33:13.140 ever recorded

00:33:14.360 from any president

00:33:16.140 up until this day

00:33:18.080 of the presidency.

00:33:19.380 This is now

00:33:20.180 he's

00:33:20.720 he's surpassed

00:33:22.640 Trump,

00:33:22.980 who was the other guy

00:33:23.880 who had a low

00:33:24.360 approval rating

00:33:25.020 and again,

00:33:26.140 the asterisk

00:33:26.660 is always there

00:33:27.440 with Trump

00:33:27.820 because he started

00:33:28.740 without the honeymoon

00:33:29.540 period.

00:33:30.100 His approval rating

00:33:31.620 was literally

00:33:32.580 the entire time

00:33:33.960 he was president

00:33:34.560 never above 50%.

00:33:36.200 So he started

00:33:37.540 much lower

00:33:38.240 than these other

00:33:38.860 presidents

00:33:39.340 because he came in

00:33:40.600 obviously as a pretty

00:33:41.500 divisive figure.

00:33:43.140 He just never

00:33:43.740 approval rating

00:33:44.560 was never his thing,

00:33:45.700 right?

00:33:45.840 That's not how he won

00:33:46.580 the presidency.

00:33:47.480 That's not how he

00:33:48.480 governed.

00:33:49.140 He never

00:33:49.460 he never

00:33:50.120 tried to be

00:33:51.760 this like

00:33:52.220 broad base.

00:33:53.340 Hey,

00:33:53.540 everybody come together.

00:33:54.660 He was a guy

00:33:55.760 who said,

00:33:56.220 look,

00:33:56.480 this is what I believe

00:33:57.360 and it's what I'm going

00:33:57.840 to do.

00:33:58.120 And that's what a lot

00:33:58.760 of people on the

00:33:59.880 conservative side

00:34:00.440 liked about him,

00:34:01.220 right?

00:34:01.400 He just didn't

00:34:01.900 he didn't care.

00:34:03.360 Well,

00:34:03.740 that's not what

00:34:04.240 Biden ran at.

00:34:05.400 He's ran as the

00:34:06.040 opposite of that.

00:34:06.800 A guy who was

00:34:07.300 supposed to bring

00:34:07.840 the country together.

00:34:08.980 He was this big

00:34:09.540 uniter.

00:34:10.160 He was going to

00:34:10.380 bring everybody

00:34:10.660 together.

00:34:11.280 So he started

00:34:11.880 at 54%.

00:34:12.920 By summer,

00:34:15.200 he was down

00:34:15.680 in the mid 40s.

00:34:16.840 Then you had

00:34:17.580 Afghanistan go on. 0.97

00:34:19.680 He dropped down

00:34:20.260 to 42%.

00:34:21.280 And then since

00:34:22.660 the end of the

00:34:23.480 year,

00:34:23.800 42,

00:34:24.600 40%,

00:34:25.260 39%,

00:34:26.100 39%,

00:34:26.900 38%.

00:34:27.720 And then yet

00:34:28.960 again,

00:34:29.740 another new low.

00:34:30.760 This is the

00:34:31.080 Monmouth Bowl,

00:34:31.700 36% approval rating.

00:34:33.940 This is again,

00:34:34.800 lower than any

00:34:35.740 other president

00:34:36.460 at this point

00:34:37.040 in their presidency

00:34:37.620 in recorded history

00:34:39.540 going back to,

00:34:40.260 I believe it's

00:34:40.640 Truman.

00:34:42.040 So pretty

00:34:44.040 incredible.

00:34:45.460 If he could just

00:34:46.080 communicate better

00:34:47.140 what he's done

00:34:48.000 though,

00:34:48.240 his message

00:34:49.280 just needs to be

00:34:50.440 communicated better.

00:34:51.600 And then I think

00:34:52.340 he'd skyrocket.

00:34:53.440 You do?

00:34:53.920 Yeah.

00:34:54.320 Now,

00:34:54.660 do you think

00:34:55.180 he could clear

00:34:55.600 these numbers?

00:34:56.120 Because let me

00:34:56.420 give you the

00:34:56.720 breakdowns by

00:34:57.380 parties.

00:34:57.860 All right.

00:34:58.240 Okay.

00:34:59.380 3% approval

00:35:00.680 by Republicans.

00:35:01.820 Now that is

00:35:02.620 3%.

00:35:03.280 3%.

00:35:04.780 Oh,

00:35:05.100 I've never seen

00:35:05.640 that.

00:35:06.100 I don't think

00:35:06.380 we've ever seen

00:35:07.060 that.

00:35:07.500 You might say

00:35:08.080 that's not so

00:35:08.640 good.

00:35:09.500 Okay.

00:35:09.900 Now I'm going

00:35:10.480 to say right

00:35:11.020 off the bat,

00:35:11.500 that doesn't

00:35:12.000 seem good.

00:35:13.360 I'm going to

00:35:13.920 allow you to

00:35:14.640 believe that.

00:35:15.560 Okay.

00:35:16.120 But it's not

00:35:17.900 two or one,

00:35:19.300 which are the

00:35:19.760 other lower

00:35:20.520 options or

00:35:21.280 zero.

00:35:21.820 It could be

00:35:22.140 0%.

00:35:22.920 That's a good

00:35:23.360 spin on that,

00:35:24.000 Stu.

00:35:24.160 So it's

00:35:24.860 3%,

00:35:25.600 which is much

00:35:26.220 better than

00:35:26.920 the alternatives

00:35:27.680 of 0,

00:35:28.900 1,

00:35:29.100 or 2.

00:35:29.940 Okay.

00:35:30.500 Okay.

00:35:30.920 It's bad.

00:35:32.040 50% higher

00:35:33.280 than 2.

00:35:34.520 Now,

00:35:35.400 independents,

00:35:36.480 though,

00:35:36.960 must absolutely

00:35:38.340 love him.

00:35:38.840 They love him.

00:35:39.640 Absolutely love him.

00:35:40.760 Now you might

00:35:41.120 say,

00:35:41.700 in a stereotypical

00:35:43.720 world,

00:35:44.040 what you might

00:35:44.360 get is a

00:35:44.860 0% approval

00:35:46.040 rating from

00:35:46.400 Republicans,

00:35:46.900 100% for

00:35:47.700 Democrats,

00:35:47.980 and 50%

00:35:48.860 from independents,

00:35:49.740 right?

00:35:49.960 That might be

00:35:50.360 what you'd

00:35:50.660 expect.

00:35:51.400 Independents,

00:35:52.000 29%.

00:35:53.180 Now that is

00:35:54.780 catastrophic levels.

00:35:56.700 Abysmal.

00:35:57.300 It's catastrophic.

00:35:58.300 It is.

00:35:59.160 A lot of these

00:35:59.900 people are

00:36:00.320 Democrats who

00:36:01.040 just kind of

00:36:01.680 say they're

00:36:02.340 independents.

00:36:03.000 Like,

00:36:03.140 you know,

00:36:03.340 I'm a registered

00:36:04.680 independent.

00:36:05.720 Obviously,

00:36:06.360 I'm conservative

00:36:07.100 and do not

00:36:07.960 vote for

00:36:08.420 Democrats,

00:36:09.360 but I am a

00:36:10.060 registered

00:36:10.340 independent.

00:36:11.060 I've been that

00:36:11.840 for my entire

00:36:12.380 life.

00:36:13.380 So I would

00:36:13.800 fall into the

00:36:14.260 category of

00:36:14.840 independent.

00:36:15.420 And so this

00:36:16.160 is true for

00:36:16.720 both sides.

00:36:17.220 There's a lot

00:36:17.600 of people who

00:36:18.100 register as

00:36:18.680 independent.

00:36:19.240 They're not

00:36:19.360 necessarily in

00:36:19.960 a party,

00:36:20.360 but they have

00:36:22.220 real leanings.

00:36:23.860 Those people are

00:36:24.740 included in that

00:36:25.320 29%.

00:36:26.020 So there's a lot

00:36:26.960 of Democrats

00:36:27.660 essentially in

00:36:28.420 there,

00:36:28.780 and they are

00:36:29.880 counting in

00:36:30.980 that 29%.

00:36:31.720 But this actually

00:36:32.600 might be the

00:36:33.000 most disturbing

00:36:33.520 one,

00:36:33.840 and it's not

00:36:34.180 going to sound

00:36:34.520 that bad,

00:36:35.320 but only 74%

00:36:37.120 of Democrats

00:36:37.940 approve.

00:36:39.060 And those

00:36:39.480 numbers,

00:36:40.020 to give you

00:36:40.560 context of that,

00:36:41.480 is about where

00:36:42.660 Nixon was among

00:36:43.860 Republicans when

00:36:44.840 he left office.

00:36:45.900 about 70%

00:36:49.120 approval rating

00:36:49.780 for Nixon when

00:36:50.920 he left office

00:36:51.700 among Republicans.

00:36:53.680 So your party

00:36:54.420 basically doesn't

00:36:55.620 abandon you,

00:36:56.360 right?

00:36:56.580 You're always

00:36:57.300 going to have

00:36:57.700 most of those

00:36:58.460 people with you.

00:36:59.200 It's impossible

00:36:59.860 to get it lower. 0.52

00:37:01.500 Not impossible,

00:37:02.340 I shouldn't put it

00:37:02.820 past Biden,

00:37:03.360 but it's very

00:37:03.780 difficult to get

00:37:04.540 it any lower

00:37:05.080 than this.

00:37:05.600 This is basically

00:37:06.380 your bottom.

00:37:07.700 It's really hard

00:37:08.620 to get your

00:37:09.380 approval rating

00:37:09.940 down to 74%

00:37:11.060 among the party

00:37:12.000 that elected you.

00:37:13.860 It just doesn't

00:37:14.680 happen very often.

00:37:16.400 And here we are

00:37:16.960 at 74%.

00:37:17.880 You start getting

00:37:18.400 that into the

00:37:18.880 60s,

00:37:19.360 I don't know.

00:37:20.720 There will be

00:37:21.420 that talk,

00:37:21.940 and I think a lot

00:37:22.520 of it depends

00:37:23.080 on what happens

00:37:24.360 in this election

00:37:25.600 coming up as to

00:37:27.100 whether he's the

00:37:27.760 candidate in 2024.

00:37:28.880 And they definitely,

00:37:29.600 already they don't

00:37:30.680 want him.

00:37:31.140 Yeah,

00:37:31.260 we should get into

00:37:31.740 some of that

00:37:32.080 maybe today.

00:37:32.700 They don't want

00:37:32.840 him.

00:37:33.000 There's some big

00:37:33.480 stories that have

00:37:34.480 come out recently

00:37:35.120 on this.

00:37:35.780 A bunch of

00:37:36.080 celebrities called

00:37:36.800 the White House,

00:37:37.820 and they had this

00:37:38.420 little call that

00:37:38.900 they've been doing

00:37:39.300 where,

00:37:39.580 hey,

00:37:40.080 guys,

00:37:40.440 what if you guys

00:37:40.920 do some TikTok

00:37:41.540 videos?

00:37:43.160 Here's what we'd

00:37:44.540 like you to say

00:37:45.080 in your TikTok

00:37:45.560 videos to support

00:37:46.440 the administration.

00:37:47.620 Now,

00:37:47.820 this has been

00:37:48.120 going on for a

00:37:49.140 while,

00:37:49.460 but now those

00:37:50.520 celebrities are

00:37:50.960 like,

00:37:51.060 why?

00:37:51.640 Why are we

00:37:51.980 going to do

00:37:52.220 that?

00:37:52.580 What are you

00:37:52.940 doing for us?

00:37:54.120 They're fighting

00:37:54.780 back.

00:37:56.560 But if this

00:37:58.020 election goes as

00:37:59.960 badly as it may

00:38:01.020 for Democrats,

00:38:02.220 you're going to

00:38:03.620 see, I think,

00:38:04.060 a real push for

00:38:04.860 someone like

00:38:05.400 Gavin Newsom to

00:38:06.240 be the candidate

00:38:06.900 instead of Joe

00:38:08.560 Biden.

00:38:09.080 I don't think

00:38:09.420 they're going to

00:38:09.660 push for Kamala. 1.00

00:38:10.720 No,

00:38:10.960 I don't think so

00:38:11.480 either.

00:38:11.900 Why?

00:38:12.380 Because she's a 0.99

00:38:13.120 black woman. 0.99

00:38:14.200 The only reason.

00:38:15.400 They're racist.

00:38:16.200 Yeah,

00:38:16.420 they're racist. 0.61

00:38:17.440 888-727-BECK.

00:38:18.780 Ever since he

00:38:36.820 tried the rough

00:38:37.280 greens for the

00:38:37.740 first time,

00:38:38.200 my dog Uno

00:38:38.940 has changed.

00:38:39.900 He's a completely

00:38:40.640 different dog.

00:38:41.980 I hear from people

00:38:42.720 all the time in the

00:38:43.900 audience.

00:38:44.660 I mean,

00:38:45.000 hundreds and

00:38:45.720 hundreds of letters

00:38:46.520 have come in who

00:38:47.540 have had the same

00:38:48.300 experience with

00:38:48.960 their dog.

00:38:49.380 They've heard me

00:38:49.840 talk about rough

00:38:50.460 greens on the show.

00:38:51.160 They get some

00:38:51.660 for themselves and

00:38:52.620 as soon as they

00:38:53.240 sprinkle it on the

00:38:53.840 dog's food,

00:38:54.580 the dog literally

00:38:55.420 wolfs it down and

00:38:56.840 it's really good for

00:38:57.760 them.

00:38:57.900 It's not a dog food.

00:38:58.820 It's just chock full

00:38:59.620 of vitamins and

00:39:00.380 minerals and

00:39:00.900 probiotics and

00:39:01.740 omega oils that you

00:39:02.640 sprinkle.

00:39:03.360 Your dog needs

00:39:04.340 these things to be

00:39:05.500 healthy.

00:39:06.160 My dog was easy

00:39:07.040 from the first time

00:39:07.700 he tried rough

00:39:08.300 greens.

00:39:08.820 Uno was in love.

00:39:10.280 Some dogs take a

00:39:11.180 little bit to get

00:39:11.800 used to the new

00:39:12.420 flavor though.

00:39:13.200 Dr.

00:39:13.480 Dennis Black,

00:39:14.200 the inventor of

00:39:14.920 rough greens,

00:39:15.440 was on the phone

00:39:15.980 with me last week.

00:39:16.900 He doesn't want

00:39:17.420 that to be a reason

00:39:18.120 for you not to

00:39:18.840 try.

00:39:19.160 So right now he's

00:39:19.880 got a special gift

00:39:20.740 available.

00:39:21.280 You can get a free

00:39:22.520 bag of rough greens

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00:39:25.040 try out.

00:39:25.700 All you pay is

00:39:26.400 shipping.

00:39:26.840 Go to roughgreens.com

00:39:28.640 slash Beck or call

00:39:30.000 833-GLEN-33.

00:39:31.920 Put it on your dog's

00:39:32.840 food and begin to

00:39:34.220 watch your dog become

00:39:35.500 healthier.

00:39:45.440 Pat and Stu for

00:39:49.180 Glenn.

00:39:49.620 We got to tell you

00:39:50.400 about Deborah

00:39:51.140 Messing and what

00:39:53.540 she had to say

00:39:54.240 about Joe Biden.

00:39:55.220 You don't want to

00:39:56.560 displease Deborah

00:39:57.520 Messing, right?

00:39:59.000 From Will and

00:39:59.800 Grace.

00:40:00.360 She's one of the 0.79

00:40:01.180 most important

00:40:01.760 voices in the

00:40:03.020 world.

00:40:03.940 In history?

00:40:04.560 I don't want to

00:40:05.060 go too far.

00:40:06.120 I don't think you

00:40:07.520 can go too far

00:40:08.500 when it comes to

00:40:09.600 Deborah Messing.

00:40:10.800 That's how

00:40:11.440 important she is.

00:40:12.580 She's a prominent

00:40:13.460 teacher, a scholar.

00:40:15.820 Yeah.

00:40:16.340 A genius.

00:40:17.560 Genius is a great

00:40:18.480 word to describe

00:40:19.560 her and her

00:40:21.120 ideas.

00:40:22.600 Yeah.

00:40:23.180 And some of those

00:40:23.880 ideas we will tell

00:40:25.460 you about because

00:40:26.240 they're profound and

00:40:27.800 need to be understood

00:40:28.740 coming up soon.

00:40:32.140 This is the Glenn

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00:43:01.720 we talked about

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00:43:05.380 approval rating

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00:44:41.480 for Glenn

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00:44:42.880 888-727-B-E-C-K

00:44:44.940 Americans believe

00:44:47.940 we're on the wrong track

00:44:49.060 Well 88% of us do

00:44:52.040 Just only 88%

00:44:54.600 It's not like

00:44:56.060 it's 100% of people

00:44:57.600 There's still 12%

00:44:58.840 who think we're

00:44:59.280 doing great

00:45:00.100 Even if you're

00:45:03.180 a Democrat

00:45:03.540 you can't be

00:45:04.100 How can you be

00:45:04.940 You just gotta be

00:45:05.780 like screwing

00:45:06.560 with the pollsters

00:45:07.260 There's a certain

00:45:08.540 amount of people

00:45:09.000 who will just say

00:45:09.800 the thing you're

00:45:10.260 not supposed to say

00:45:11.180 to a poll

00:45:11.720 That's factored in

00:45:12.980 all the time

00:45:13.560 No matter what

00:45:14.600 question you ask

00:45:15.400 you will not get

00:45:15.920 0%

00:45:16.540 And that is true

00:45:17.460 But I have never

00:45:19.540 seen 88%

00:45:20.760 say that we're

00:45:22.020 on the wrong track

00:45:22.520 Well that's what I mean

00:45:23.020 I mean that's unbelievable

00:45:24.200 I'm saying that 12% 1.00

00:45:25.560 I think is lying

00:45:26.200 Oh yeah I know

00:45:27.520 I think they're just like

00:45:28.500 Nah come on

00:45:29.280 It's incredible

00:45:30.540 We know what you want us

00:45:31.360 to say

00:45:31.620 We obviously

00:45:32.500 things are going

00:45:33.160 terribly

00:45:33.900 But hey

00:45:34.900 I had that conversation

00:45:36.580 with my kids this weekend

00:45:37.440 and that

00:45:37.840 I think they hear

00:45:39.660 a lot of bad news

00:45:41.280 They think things

00:45:41.960 aren't going well

00:45:43.100 And they don't

00:45:43.540 watch the news

00:45:44.440 obviously

00:45:44.920 They're 9 and 10 years old

00:45:46.680 But you get a general idea

00:45:47.720 that people are a little

00:45:48.700 upset with the president

00:45:51.100 We live in Texas

00:45:52.480 So Biden's approval

00:45:53.820 is not even

00:45:54.760 the lofty 36%

00:45:57.420 he is nationally

00:45:58.260 I mean even people

00:45:59.000 do not generally

00:45:59.980 like Biden here in Texas

00:46:01.120 But it's like

00:46:02.540 I had to keep reminding them

00:46:03.660 Yeah you know

00:46:04.140 we have a really

00:46:04.800 things are not going great

00:46:06.420 and Joe Biden's

00:46:07.660 not a great president

00:46:08.280 But we still have

00:46:09.680 the best country in the world

00:46:10.520 It's still the best place

00:46:12.200 to be

00:46:12.580 Like I'm trying to keep

00:46:13.980 that July 4th

00:46:15.020 spirit alive a little bit

00:46:16.120 It's a bit challenging

00:46:17.600 It is

00:46:18.200 Honestly

00:46:18.480 And I think that's

00:46:19.960 a bit unfair

00:46:20.760 It still is

00:46:21.920 legitimately

00:46:22.520 the best country

00:46:23.400 I do not want to go

00:46:24.360 anywhere else

00:46:25.040 I love it here

00:46:25.940 There's a lot to love

00:46:27.060 But man

00:46:28.300 it's a challenging time

00:46:29.440 It is

00:46:30.080 And it's hard to be

00:46:30.940 excited about the future

00:46:31.920 with this sort of leadership

00:46:32.880 It is

00:46:33.840 And that's why

00:46:34.980 his approval rating

00:46:36.000 is at 36%

00:46:37.000 in the new Monmouth poll

00:46:38.600 But there's even discontent

00:46:41.800 among

00:46:42.240 you know

00:46:42.860 his extremist base

00:46:44.300 like

00:46:44.780 the Hollywood elites

00:46:46.520 Yeah

00:46:46.840 People like Debra Messing 0.96

00:46:48.280 who is unpleased

00:46:49.680 with him right now

00:46:50.760 Now people might say

00:46:51.700 wait what you might say

00:46:52.500 wait who is Debra Messing

00:46:54.160 Like that might be

00:46:54.740 your initial question

00:46:55.720 Like wait

00:46:56.160 why are you saying this name

00:46:57.720 as if I should know

00:46:58.420 what it is

00:46:58.980 And of course

00:46:59.480 Debra Messing

00:47:00.200 was one of the stars

00:47:01.740 of Will and Grace

00:47:03.080 a foundational

00:47:04.480 educational program

00:47:07.260 that aired in this country

00:47:08.560 in the 90s

00:47:09.860 And the Joe Biden

00:47:09.880 Yes

00:47:10.620 90s

00:47:11.280 and maybe the early 2000s

00:47:13.140 Okay

00:47:13.300 But Joe Biden

00:47:14.460 said this

00:47:15.300 about Will and Grace

00:47:16.140 just to give you an idea

00:47:17.040 of how important

00:47:17.680 Will and Grace was

00:47:18.840 Will and Grace

00:47:19.480 probably did more

00:47:20.360 to educate the American public

00:47:22.020 than almost anything

00:47:23.300 anybody's ever done

00:47:24.700 Ever

00:47:25.100 Yeah

00:47:25.880 Now you

00:47:26.380 ever

00:47:27.240 anyone

00:47:27.820 has ever done

00:47:29.020 So like the founding fathers

00:47:30.260 for example

00:47:30.720 Yes

00:47:31.020 Will and Grace

00:47:32.300 was by far

00:47:33.900 more informative

00:47:35.120 Is that true

00:47:35.680 and educational

00:47:36.120 than the founding fathers

00:47:37.920 What about some

00:47:38.340 of the religious scholars

00:47:39.400 and leaders

00:47:39.920 from history

00:47:40.740 Popes

00:47:42.080 and

00:47:42.400 Yeah

00:47:42.800 leaders of churches

00:47:43.860 Right

00:47:44.380 No

00:47:44.660 Will and Grace

00:47:45.360 Will and Grace

00:47:46.180 Far exceeds them

00:47:48.300 Albert Einstein

00:47:49.020 you know

00:47:49.760 one of the

00:47:50.500 Don't even

00:47:51.100 Great

00:47:51.380 Not to the Will and Grace

00:47:54.320 level

00:47:54.700 No

00:47:55.060 Okay

00:47:55.420 Will and Grace

00:47:57.360 you have to know

00:47:58.660 it's important

00:47:59.440 I don't want to

00:48:01.740 misgender anyone here 0.99

00:48:03.440 I want to be very careful

00:48:04.540 but was she Grace

00:48:06.420 am I to assume

00:48:08.240 that she was Grace

00:48:09.080 in Will and Grace

00:48:09.920 Yes

00:48:10.360 Accurately

00:48:10.940 Indeed she was

00:48:11.700 Alright good

00:48:12.180 So she

00:48:13.520 Deborah Messing

00:48:14.380 the former Will and Grace star

00:48:15.960 was among dozens

00:48:16.920 dozens

00:48:17.660 I want you to hear

00:48:18.900 that word again

00:48:19.520 dozens

00:48:20.120 Okay

00:48:20.760 of celebrity

00:48:22.080 Democratic supporters

00:48:23.100 and activists

00:48:23.560 who joined a call

00:48:25.240 dozens

00:48:26.500 of celebrities

00:48:28.320 and activists

00:48:29.440 who joined a call

00:48:31.540 with the White House

00:48:33.180 last Monday

00:48:34.720 to discuss

00:48:35.880 the Supreme Court

00:48:36.860 overturning of Roe vs. Wade

00:48:38.480 The mood was fatalistic

00:48:40.740 and you know

00:48:41.640 sometimes you need to stop

00:48:42.720 and say

00:48:43.080 we've been saying

00:48:43.660 that maybe things

00:48:44.280 aren't going so well

00:48:44.960 think of how great it is

00:48:46.700 that there was a fatalistic call

00:48:48.700 between dozens

00:48:49.800 of celebrities

00:48:50.380 in the White House

00:48:51.040 Does that make me a bad person

00:48:52.440 that I love it so much?

00:48:53.680 I love it

00:48:54.320 I have to love it too

00:48:55.620 In your face

00:48:56.320 I love that

00:48:57.800 And I know

00:48:58.420 again we were talking

00:48:59.640 about Lori Lightfoot

00:49:01.540 the very attractive

00:49:02.260 by the way

00:49:02.620 Lori Lightfoot

00:49:03.240 earlier saying

00:49:04.340 that we need civility

00:49:05.260 right after saying

00:49:05.980 F. Clarence Thomas

00:49:07.020 and we also

00:49:09.180 want civility

00:49:11.900 and also feel great

00:49:13.660 about that phone call

00:49:14.460 and I just

00:49:16.200 I mean

00:49:17.480 it almost makes me

00:49:19.160 feel romantic

00:49:19.940 I love it so much

00:49:21.060 You know

00:49:21.760 it is like

00:49:22.460 I want to have

00:49:22.960 a sip of wine

00:49:23.840 I want to just

00:49:25.040 sit back

00:49:26.060 and maybe some

00:49:26.840 candlelight lit

00:49:27.700 It's a romantic evening

00:49:29.480 with this story

00:49:30.540 The mood was fatalistic

00:49:33.280 according to three people

00:49:34.080 on the call

00:49:34.520 which is also

00:49:35.420 co-organized

00:49:38.820 by the advocacy group

00:49:40.140 Build Back Better Together

00:49:42.320 Could they have worse names

00:49:44.340 than these

00:49:44.560 Build Back Better Together

00:49:46.820 It's just a collection

00:49:48.020 of words

00:49:48.760 Did AI write that?

00:49:50.660 I don't even understand

00:49:51.600 It's so clunky

00:49:53.420 It is

00:49:53.960 Build Back Better Together

00:49:55.340 We've obviously covered

00:49:56.840 the history of

00:49:58.040 Build Back Better

00:49:58.700 and very

00:49:59.820 there's quite a bit

00:50:01.980 of evidence

00:50:02.340 that it was created

00:50:03.200 overseas

00:50:04.240 and just translates poorly

00:50:05.780 It's just like

00:50:07.260 you know

00:50:07.520 a bunch of

00:50:08.460 foreign leaders

00:50:09.320 used this before

00:50:10.360 Biden picked it up

00:50:11.360 and it seems like

00:50:13.080 it's just

00:50:13.540 they just translated

00:50:14.740 and stole

00:50:16.140 a sort of

00:50:17.020 you know

00:50:17.780 Great Reset-esque

00:50:19.160 phrase

00:50:19.940 from other world leaders

00:50:21.200 and just like

00:50:21.620 oh Build Back Better

00:50:22.860 Build Back Better

00:50:23.560 Build Back Better

00:50:24.760 It's just terrible

00:50:27.180 Well

00:50:27.620 they all start with B

00:50:29.240 Yeah I know

00:50:29.960 and so somebody's like

00:50:30.980 whoa

00:50:31.680 that's perfect

00:50:32.860 and it ends in er

00:50:33.980 yeah

00:50:34.920 right

00:50:35.180 and then you add in

00:50:36.680 together

00:50:37.180 at the end

00:50:37.980 it's like a

00:50:38.300 Build Back Better

00:50:39.360 Together

00:50:39.680 who would name

00:50:42.300 their organization

00:50:43.000 this is as

00:50:43.480 like a four year old

00:50:44.480 right

00:50:44.720 like someone

00:50:46.380 who had a giant

00:50:47.600 dart board of words

00:50:49.120 and just started

00:50:50.060 throwing darts

00:50:50.820 blindly at it

00:50:51.940 the first four words

00:50:53.220 it hit

00:50:53.560 they put in the name

00:50:54.340 of the organization

00:50:55.020 it's just terrible

00:50:56.300 Deborah Messing

00:50:57.840 by the way

00:50:58.300 is Grace

00:50:59.160 from Will & Grace

00:51:00.260 and that has

00:51:00.860 some big history

00:51:01.520 one of the most important

00:51:02.000 shows

00:51:02.960 Will & Grace probably

00:51:03.760 did more to educate

00:51:04.900 the American public

00:51:05.920 than almost anything

00:51:07.240 anybody's ever done

00:51:08.620 it's

00:51:09.020 one thing

00:51:09.900 I don't

00:51:10.480 I don't want to call it

00:51:11.260 our president

00:51:11.640 here

00:51:12.160 because sometimes

00:51:13.440 we are critical

00:51:14.120 we can be critical

00:51:15.080 of our leaders

00:51:15.700 and I want to be

00:51:16.400 very careful

00:51:17.040 when we do that

00:51:17.720 but I don't like

00:51:19.200 the way

00:51:19.980 he seemed to allow

00:51:21.340 for a possibility

00:51:22.540 that someone

00:51:23.240 was more educational

00:51:24.380 he says

00:51:26.040 almost anyone else

00:51:28.160 has ever done

00:51:29.660 it's not strong enough

00:51:30.480 which acts as if

00:51:31.560 someone could have

00:51:32.660 possibly

00:51:33.320 maybe he's not

00:51:34.040 thinking of it

00:51:34.580 at that time

00:51:35.040 right

00:51:35.400 he's allowing

00:51:36.180 for the possibility

00:51:37.040 that someone

00:51:38.000 taught us more

00:51:39.460 than Will & Grace

00:51:40.080 and I find that

00:51:40.720 to be offensive

00:51:41.280 me too

00:51:41.900 I hope that's not

00:51:43.600 what he meant

00:51:44.000 me too

00:51:44.340 you know

00:51:44.860 maybe he's just

00:51:45.500 trying to

00:51:46.880 allow for something

00:51:48.220 like the alt-right

00:51:49.360 that might have

00:51:50.380 a different opinion

00:51:51.040 but I feel like

00:51:52.180 Will & Grace

00:51:52.720 was definitely

00:51:53.460 number one

00:51:54.140 in our education

00:51:54.920 over the past

00:51:56.080 few centuries

00:51:56.800 at least

00:51:57.220 there's no question

00:51:57.880 okay

00:51:58.160 no question

00:51:59.460 so Deborah Messing

00:52:00.360 from Will & Grace

00:52:01.040 said she gotten

00:52:02.200 Biden elected

00:52:03.220 I always just say

00:52:05.360 that one more time

00:52:06.080 because as you know

00:52:07.160 she's

00:52:07.840 Will & Grace

00:52:08.920 probably did more

00:52:09.820 to educate

00:52:10.440 the American public

00:52:11.480 than almost anything

00:52:12.760 anybody's ever done

00:52:14.080 I can't picture

00:52:14.840 these lunatics

00:52:15.880 sitting at home

00:52:16.860 saying Deborah Messing

00:52:18.380 thinks she got

00:52:19.000 Joe Biden elected

00:52:19.940 what kind of

00:52:21.760 insane person

00:52:22.760 you have to be

00:52:23.360 to be as

00:52:24.360 to have the lack

00:52:25.840 of influence

00:52:26.480 of Deborah Messing

00:52:27.660 and think you got

00:52:28.860 the president elected

00:52:29.840 I mean you have to be

00:52:31.780 completely off your rocker

00:52:33.840 to think that

00:52:34.500 and yet she does

00:52:35.940 Deborah Messing said

00:52:37.460 she'd gotten

00:52:38.300 Joe Biden elected

00:52:39.340 and wanted to know

00:52:40.180 why she was being

00:52:41.620 asked to do anything

00:52:42.500 at all

00:52:42.980 yelling

00:52:43.720 god I love this

00:52:45.000 I love this phone call

00:52:45.980 Pat

00:52:46.200 I love that

00:52:46.840 she's yelling 1.00

00:52:47.960 at the White House

00:52:49.160 yelling that there

00:52:50.520 didn't even seem

00:52:51.400 to be a point

00:52:52.300 to voting

00:52:53.080 others wondered

00:52:54.620 why the call

00:52:55.340 was happening

00:52:56.060 that afternoon

00:52:57.660 participants received

00:52:58.560 a follow-up email

00:52:59.440 with a list

00:53:00.220 of basic talking points

00:53:01.980 this is how

00:53:03.400 your society operates

00:53:04.900 everybody

00:53:05.300 this is how

00:53:06.600 why

00:53:07.340 why is the media

00:53:08.320 all saying the same

00:53:09.380 thing at the same time

00:53:10.500 why are all these

00:53:11.580 celebrities doing

00:53:12.320 the same Instagram

00:53:13.400 posts at the same

00:53:14.300 time because

00:53:15.180 the White House

00:53:16.200 is telling them

00:53:17.180 to do it

00:53:17.780 and this is why

00:53:18.700 they think that

00:53:19.840 everything we do

00:53:20.980 is coordinated

00:53:22.820 and planned

00:53:24.120 like this

00:53:24.700 because that's how

00:53:25.640 they operate

00:53:26.400 we do not

00:53:27.500 on the right

00:53:28.340 and a lot of people

00:53:29.820 argue we should

00:53:30.460 because it's obviously

00:53:31.560 somewhat of an effective

00:53:32.460 tactic because people

00:53:33.420 are idiots

00:53:33.900 and they fall for

00:53:35.360 this stuff

00:53:35.740 there's people out

00:53:36.660 there like Deborah

00:53:37.380 Messing

00:53:37.800 yes

00:53:38.300 who got the

00:53:39.940 president elected

00:53:40.760 and has taught us

00:53:41.420 more than almost

00:53:41.980 anybody ever has

00:53:43.120 well I understand

00:53:44.480 probably did more

00:53:45.380 to educate the

00:53:46.260 American public

00:53:47.060 than almost anything

00:53:48.360 anybody's ever done

00:53:49.720 I don't like the

00:53:50.480 use of his word

00:53:51.160 the word probably

00:53:51.980 there

00:53:52.300 probably and almost

00:53:53.420 need to be removed

00:53:54.560 from that statement

00:53:55.320 see another gaffe

00:53:56.280 from Joe Biden

00:53:56.980 because they definitely

00:53:57.960 taught us more

00:53:58.820 than anyone ever

00:53:59.800 that afternoon

00:54:01.180 they got

00:54:01.740 the follow-up email

00:54:03.580 which gave

00:54:04.780 these dozens

00:54:05.860 of celebrities

00:54:06.560 and activists

00:54:07.080 a basic list

00:54:08.420 of talking points

00:54:09.320 and suggestions

00:54:10.940 of Biden clips

00:54:12.640 to share

00:54:13.940 on TikTok

00:54:14.660 this is a real

00:54:16.700 story I'm reading

00:54:17.520 you right now

00:54:17.880 this is just

00:54:18.400 word for word

00:54:19.060 from CNN

00:54:20.080 my gosh

00:54:21.060 wow

00:54:22.660 the call

00:54:23.280 three days

00:54:23.840 after the decision

00:54:24.520 eliminating federal

00:54:25.280 abortion rights

00:54:26.100 it's not really

00:54:27.480 what it did

00:54:27.860 but encapsulates

00:54:28.980 the overwhelming

00:54:29.720 sense of frustration

00:54:30.880 among Democrats

00:54:31.780 with Biden

00:54:32.840 it offers

00:54:33.820 a new window

00:54:34.620 into what

00:54:35.080 many in the

00:54:36.040 president's party

00:54:36.720 describe as a

00:54:37.700 mismanagement

00:54:38.580 permeating the

00:54:39.340 White House

00:54:39.700 no

00:54:40.240 how dare you

00:54:42.180 say that

00:54:42.740 top Democrats

00:54:43.820 complain that the

00:54:44.580 president isn't

00:54:45.260 acting with

00:54:46.020 or perhaps

00:54:47.380 is even

00:54:48.460 capable of

00:54:49.720 the urgency

00:54:50.960 the moment

00:54:51.540 demands

00:54:52.260 and that's

00:54:52.940 interesting

00:54:53.300 because they

00:54:53.860 think

00:54:54.340 he should

00:54:55.820 overturn

00:54:56.860 the Supreme

00:54:57.600 Court's

00:54:58.180 overturning

00:54:59.000 of Roe

00:54:59.640 versus Wade

00:55:00.340 that's what

00:55:01.240 they believe

00:55:01.860 they're so

00:55:02.700 stupid 0.75

00:55:03.560 they believe

00:55:04.840 that he

00:55:05.260 has some

00:55:05.860 sort of

00:55:06.260 mechanism

00:55:06.720 where he

00:55:07.180 can make

00:55:07.500 this all

00:55:07.920 go away

00:55:08.540 well

00:55:09.220 he can't

00:55:10.040 well there

00:55:10.300 is a bit

00:55:10.680 of fan

00:55:11.060 service you

00:55:11.500 can do

00:55:11.760 in these

00:55:11.980 situations

00:55:12.440 and it's

00:55:13.120 happening in

00:55:13.700 New York

00:55:13.960 right now

00:55:14.340 for example

00:55:14.820 the ruling

00:55:15.740 comes out

00:55:16.080 in the

00:55:16.240 Supreme

00:55:16.480 Court

00:55:16.740 where

00:55:17.380 Clarence

00:55:18.020 Thomas

00:55:18.240 writes

00:55:18.920 the opinion

00:55:19.300 hey

00:55:19.580 you can't

00:55:20.100 just say

00:55:20.680 the second

00:55:21.160 amendment

00:55:21.440 is some

00:55:21.820 secondary

00:55:22.180 right

00:55:22.480 that you

00:55:22.660 don't

00:55:22.760 have to

00:55:22.980 respect

00:55:23.360 people get

00:55:23.840 to carry

00:55:24.400 their guns

00:55:24.740 around

00:55:24.980 and in

00:55:25.540 the ruling

00:55:25.820 they say

00:55:26.220 specifically

00:55:26.860 you can't

00:55:27.700 just turn

00:55:28.200 like

00:55:28.480 yes

00:55:28.900 there can be

00:55:33.560 you know

00:55:34.380 there can be

00:55:34.660 certain areas

00:55:35.060 where you

00:55:35.280 don't have

00:55:35.600 guns

00:55:35.980 but you

00:55:37.020 know

00:55:37.180 you can't

00:55:37.860 just say

00:55:38.260 Manhattan

00:55:38.880 is a

00:55:40.520 protected

00:55:40.980 area

00:55:41.440 right

00:55:41.740 which is

00:55:42.160 what they

00:55:42.420 are essentially

00:55:42.940 trying to

00:55:43.540 do

00:55:43.800 and so

00:55:44.960 that overrule

00:55:46.200 happened

00:55:46.560 the rule

00:55:46.980 was tossed

00:55:48.100 out

00:55:48.420 and so

00:55:49.400 Kathy Hochul

00:55:50.260 went immediately

00:55:51.160 to the legislation

00:55:52.140 they passed

00:55:52.720 a law that

00:55:53.160 basically did

00:55:53.700 that

00:55:53.940 that basically

00:55:54.760 said

00:55:55.060 well of course

00:55:56.100 now you can

00:55:56.620 carry a gun

00:55:57.060 we agree

00:55:58.180 with the Supreme

00:55:58.680 Court on that

00:55:59.220 well we don't

00:55:59.640 agree but

00:56:00.240 we're going to

00:56:00.940 honor their

00:56:01.460 ruling because

00:56:02.020 that's our

00:56:02.340 system of

00:56:02.700 government

00:56:02.960 let's now

00:56:03.680 pass a law

00:56:04.260 that basically

00:56:04.920 designates

00:56:06.100 any place

00:56:07.000 you would

00:56:07.260 possibly

00:56:07.700 carry a gun

00:56:08.340 as illegal

00:56:08.860 to carry a gun

00:56:09.480 exactly what

00:56:10.660 the Supreme

00:56:10.980 Court said

00:56:11.420 you can't

00:56:11.800 do

00:56:12.000 and so

00:56:12.720 the fan

00:56:13.240 service

00:56:13.500 part of

00:56:13.900 this

00:56:14.100 is

00:56:14.820 their

00:56:15.900 activist

00:56:16.420 friends

00:56:16.980 their

00:56:17.220 supporters

00:56:17.760 their

00:56:18.000 idiot

00:56:18.400 Deborah

00:56:18.740 Messings

00:56:19.220 will say

00:56:20.160 good

00:56:20.720 they're

00:56:21.460 doing

00:56:21.760 something

00:56:22.140 about

00:56:22.460 this

00:56:22.800 now

00:56:23.560 Kathy Hochul

00:56:24.420 knows

00:56:25.220 that eventually

00:56:26.040 this will

00:56:26.520 get overturned

00:56:27.280 in the courts

00:56:27.720 it will

00:56:28.500 probably get

00:56:29.060 overturned

00:56:29.480 pretty quickly

00:56:30.060 in the courts

00:56:30.760 and she

00:56:31.640 knows this

00:56:32.200 will eventually

00:56:32.840 happen but

00:56:33.440 what she

00:56:33.940 can do

00:56:34.360 then is

00:56:35.640 blame the

00:56:36.080 court

00:56:36.320 she doesn't

00:56:37.680 have to take

00:56:38.100 responsibility for

00:56:39.240 any of the

00:56:39.580 things that

00:56:39.920 occur she

00:56:40.480 doesn't actually

00:56:41.000 have to govern

00:56:41.700 she doesn't have

00:56:42.200 to actually come

00:56:42.820 up with a plan

00:56:43.380 she doesn't have

00:56:43.820 to actually do

00:56:44.440 anything she

00:56:45.220 just puts it

00:56:45.940 on them to

00:56:47.160 tell her no

00:56:48.160 and then she

00:56:48.960 could say

00:56:49.240 well I

00:56:49.760 tried

00:56:50.860 I tried

00:56:52.440 to do

00:56:52.920 something

00:56:53.240 and that

00:56:53.560 darn

00:56:54.020 supreme

00:56:54.400 court

00:56:54.640 stopped

00:56:54.940 me

00:56:55.100 again

00:56:55.700 and let

00:56:56.280 me

00:56:56.380 try

00:56:56.660 a new

00:56:57.200 law

00:56:57.720 and again

00:56:58.400 that one

00:56:58.800 will be

00:56:59.020 overturned

00:56:59.580 because

00:56:59.780 this is how

00:57:00.660 our system

00:57:01.060 of government

00:57:01.460 works

00:57:01.860 but there

00:57:02.640 are a lot

00:57:03.340 of Deborah

00:57:04.020 Messings

00:57:04.600 in the world

00:57:05.140 not always

00:57:05.920 as influential

00:57:06.800 as Deborah

00:57:07.840 Messing

00:57:08.140 but as

00:57:08.760 dumb

00:57:09.220 as Deborah

00:57:09.980 well they

00:57:10.360 couldn't

00:57:10.600 possibly be

00:57:11.380 as influential

00:57:12.740 as Deborah

00:57:13.680 Messing

00:57:14.080 because

00:57:14.520 Will and Grace

00:57:15.140 probably did

00:57:15.740 more to educate

00:57:16.620 the American

00:57:17.160 public

00:57:17.660 than almost

00:57:18.460 anything

00:57:18.960 anybody's

00:57:19.700 ever done

00:57:20.340 that's true

00:57:21.060 yeah

00:57:21.380 so a lot

00:57:22.820 of people

00:57:23.100 don't have

00:57:23.420 that sort

00:57:23.740 of influence

00:57:24.340 but they

00:57:24.780 are as

00:57:25.400 stupid 0.75

00:57:25.920 as Deborah

00:57:27.180 Messing

00:57:27.580 so she

00:57:28.920 will cheer

00:57:29.460 something like

00:57:29.980 that on

00:57:30.480 she'll say

00:57:30.920 oh well

00:57:31.340 finally someone's

00:57:32.340 doing something

00:57:33.200 but it doesn't

00:57:34.340 mean anything

00:57:35.400 and this has

00:57:36.440 been a very

00:57:37.380 common refrain

00:57:38.160 we're starting

00:57:38.560 to see this

00:57:38.960 you know

00:57:39.420 you see it

00:57:40.000 in the world

00:57:40.300 of sports

00:57:40.660 all the time

00:57:41.040 the NFL

00:57:41.480 suspends

00:57:42.360 someone for

00:57:42.960 you know

00:57:43.260 58 seasons

00:57:44.140 and then of

00:57:44.700 course it

00:57:44.960 just gets

00:57:45.240 overturned

00:57:45.920 in some

00:57:46.400 arbitration

00:57:47.140 hearing

00:57:47.480 and the

00:57:48.480 NFL

00:57:48.780 could say

00:57:49.120 well we

00:57:49.620 tried

00:57:50.160 we did

00:57:50.780 what we

00:57:51.160 could

00:57:51.620 they overturned

00:57:53.100 it

00:57:53.160 hands in

00:57:54.040 the air

00:57:54.400 what are you

00:57:54.720 going to do

00:57:55.140 it's very

00:57:56.000 typical tactic

00:57:56.860 and going

00:57:57.800 into an

00:57:58.120 election

00:57:58.340 this is

00:57:58.700 exactly

00:57:59.160 what Kathy

00:57:59.740 Hochul is

00:58:00.140 doing in

00:58:00.580 New York

00:58:00.940 and it

00:58:02.160 is probably

00:58:02.840 what a bunch

00:58:03.280 of states

00:58:03.560 are going

00:58:03.760 to do

00:58:04.020 888-727-BECK

00:58:06.280 more Pat and Stu

00:58:06.940 for Glenn

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00:58:15.380 you know

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00:58:18.700 but what happens

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00:59:24.620 call with the

00:59:25.260 Hollywood elites

00:59:25.940 and the White 0.84

00:59:26.400 House

00:59:26.600 so good Pat

00:59:27.560 this article

00:59:28.100 I mean I don't

00:59:28.780 like I don't

00:59:29.220 praise CNN

00:59:29.820 this often

00:59:30.660 but this is

00:59:31.220 just this is

00:59:31.980 just fantastic

00:59:32.660 two dozen

00:59:33.240 leading Democratic

00:59:34.080 politicians and

00:59:34.740 operatives as

00:59:35.240 well as several

00:59:36.240 within the West

00:59:37.020 Wing tell CNN

00:59:37.940 that they feel

00:59:38.880 this goes deeper

00:59:39.520 than questions

00:59:40.080 of ideology

00:59:40.600 and posture

00:59:41.340 instead they

00:59:42.260 say it goes

00:59:42.700 to questions

00:59:43.240 of basic

00:59:44.000 management

00:59:44.760 multiple Democratic

00:59:46.180 politicians

00:59:46.780 have reached out

00:59:47.660 to work with

00:59:48.340 Biden

00:59:48.700 whether it's

00:59:49.220 on specific

00:59:49.640 bills

00:59:49.920 brainstorming

00:59:50.420 or outreach

00:59:50.800 often don't

00:59:51.980 hear anything

00:59:52.760 back at all

00:59:53.640 which is probably

00:59:56.400 better than him

00:59:56.980 actually answering

00:59:57.720 because he's

00:59:58.640 so incompetent

00:59:59.380 potential appointees

01:00:01.060 have languished

01:00:01.700 for months

01:00:02.280 waiting to hear

01:00:02.900 if they'll get

01:00:03.440 jobs

01:00:04.020 or when they'll

01:00:06.620 be done with

01:00:07.060 vetting

01:00:07.340 invitations to

01:00:08.280 events are

01:00:08.820 scarce

01:00:09.260 thank you

01:00:09.940 calls

01:00:10.180 barely

01:00:10.540 happen

01:00:10.960 even some

01:00:11.820 aides

01:00:12.120 within the

01:00:12.700 White House

01:00:13.120 wonder why

01:00:13.800 Biden didn't

01:00:14.460 fire anyone

01:00:15.200 from the

01:00:15.560 West Wing

01:00:16.020 or at the

01:00:17.060 Food and Drug

01:00:17.580 Administration

01:00:17.960 to demonstrate

01:00:18.820 some accountability

01:00:19.800 or at least

01:00:20.880 anger over the

01:00:22.140 baby formula

01:00:22.900 debacle

01:00:23.380 now of course

01:00:23.980 they did

01:00:24.820 respond to that

01:00:25.580 with Operation

01:00:26.520 Fly Formula

01:00:27.360 one of the

01:00:28.100 most successful

01:00:28.800 operations

01:00:29.540 in the history

01:00:30.900 of the world

01:00:31.520 not as successful

01:00:33.400 as Will and

01:00:33.940 Grace

01:00:34.140 which had real

01:00:34.860 impacts

01:00:35.320 well because

01:00:35.740 Will and

01:00:36.160 Grace

01:00:36.440 probably did

01:00:37.480 more to

01:00:37.920 educate the

01:00:38.600 American public

01:00:39.380 than almost

01:00:40.220 anything anybody's

01:00:41.440 ever done

01:00:42.100 and you can't

01:00:43.020 approach even

01:00:43.640 you can't

01:00:44.160 approach that

01:00:44.700 level but

01:00:45.760 it was successful

01:00:47.340 it was

01:00:47.840 nonetheless

01:00:48.220 inside the

01:00:49.560 White House

01:00:49.940 aides are

01:00:50.620 exhausted

01:00:51.380 from feeling

01:00:52.420 forever on

01:00:53.380 red alert

01:00:53.980 batting at a

01:00:55.080 swarm of

01:00:55.960 crises that

01:00:57.180 keep growing

01:00:58.100 enough for the

01:00:59.380 White House

01:00:59.700 press secretary

01:01:00.440 Corinne Jean

01:01:01.660 Pierre to

01:01:03.020 make an

01:01:03.380 offhand joke

01:01:04.000 about the

01:01:04.380 constant 11th

01:01:05.520 hour decision

01:01:06.180 making in the

01:01:06.780 building when

01:01:07.540 under fire at

01:01:08.580 a recent daily

01:01:09.320 briefing when

01:01:10.060 Corinne Jean

01:01:10.880 Pierre is

01:01:11.460 critical of what

01:01:12.260 you're doing

01:01:12.680 considering her

01:01:14.240 job performance

01:01:15.120 oh that is

01:01:15.920 really saying

01:01:16.820 something she

01:01:18.180 is terrible

01:01:20.220 man I mean I

01:01:21.240 hate to say it

01:01:22.800 we never like

01:01:23.460 these people on

01:01:24.500 the left

01:01:24.960 that lie every

01:01:26.720 day for the

01:01:27.360 White House

01:01:27.780 but she's 0.97

01:01:28.540 really bad at

01:01:29.780 it she's

01:01:30.260 exceptionally bad

01:01:31.360 at it

01:01:31.520 I swear this

01:01:32.680 had to be

01:01:33.660 a hand-picked

01:01:35.220 choice of

01:01:36.340 Jen Psaki

01:01:37.060 because Jen Psaki 1.00

01:01:38.940 was not good at

01:01:39.900 her job but

01:01:40.980 she looks like

01:01:42.400 the greatest

01:01:43.200 communicator in

01:01:44.480 all of human

01:01:45.380 history after

01:01:46.660 comparing her with

01:01:47.400 Corinne Jean

01:01:47.840 Pierre

01:01:48.040 Corinne Jean

01:01:49.400 Pierre can't

01:01:50.420 get through

01:01:51.160 one briefing

01:01:53.360 without reading

01:01:54.920 for multiple

01:01:56.360 minutes at a

01:01:57.120 time she

01:01:58.600 just looks down

01:01:59.820 at a binder

01:02:00.440 and stares at

01:02:02.080 it reading

01:02:03.060 unrelated responses

01:02:04.960 to the questions

01:02:05.840 given every I

01:02:07.160 mean Peter

01:02:07.560 Doocy runs

01:02:08.880 her in circles

01:02:09.380 every day I

01:02:10.640 mean it really

01:02:11.000 is embarrassing

01:02:11.600 again I like

01:02:12.640 the fact that

01:02:13.380 the that the

01:02:14.080 administration gets

01:02:14.800 embarrassed over

01:02:15.420 their terrible

01:02:15.860 policies but it

01:02:16.740 is it's it's

01:02:17.660 it's on it's

01:02:18.140 somewhat disquieting

01:02:19.000 to watch the

01:02:20.180 leadership of your

01:02:20.840 country act this

01:02:22.140 way so incompetently

01:02:23.800 at every turn

01:02:24.560 yeah you'd like

01:02:26.280 them yes to not

01:02:28.000 be so awful you

01:02:29.900 know is that a

01:02:30.980 weird thing to ask

01:02:31.620 for I know I

01:02:32.480 don't think it is

01:02:33.240 what if they

01:02:33.860 weren't terrible

01:02:34.780 what if there's an

01:02:36.120 alternative world in

01:02:37.400 which they didn't

01:02:38.140 screw up everything

01:02:39.000 they touched I'm

01:02:39.760 just throwing that

01:02:40.340 out there as a

01:02:40.860 possibility for future

01:02:42.200 ideas for Democrats

01:02:43.240 yeah what if you

01:02:44.220 didn't screw up all

01:02:46.240 things yeah you know

01:02:48.100 all the things what

01:02:49.280 if all the things

01:02:50.120 weren't screwed up

01:02:50.780 all the time all the

01:02:51.600 time I can't imagine

01:02:53.200 what that would be

01:02:53.860 like now because it's

01:02:54.960 been two years of

01:02:56.680 this almost solidly

01:03:00.020 yeah screwing

01:03:01.120 everything I mean

01:03:02.680 they're the opposite

01:03:03.800 of the Midas touch

01:03:04.900 right everything they

01:03:06.260 touch turns to crap

01:03:07.600 yeah like instead of

01:03:09.020 screwing up all of

01:03:10.260 the things all the

01:03:10.900 time what if you

01:03:11.860 targeted screwing up

01:03:13.280 some of the things

01:03:14.080 some of the time

01:03:14.900 that would be better

01:03:16.860 instead of all of the

01:03:17.780 things right at all

01:03:18.860 times better than it

01:03:19.780 is now yeah so yeah

01:03:21.820 I know it's just

01:03:22.660 these are just ideas

01:03:23.280 we're throwing them

01:03:23.800 out there I don't know

01:03:24.700 if they've considered

01:03:25.620 any of them no clearly

01:03:26.980 they have not no but

01:03:28.600 I mean look they you

01:03:30.540 have to understand that

01:03:31.680 they they could still

01:03:32.460 turn this around with

01:03:33.540 with real power players

01:03:34.700 behind them like

01:03:35.380 Deborah Messick oh

01:03:36.560 yeah who was I don't

01:03:37.440 know if she was on

01:03:37.940 Will and Grace Pat and

01:03:38.960 that was Grace probably

01:03:39.940 did more to educate the

01:03:41.340 American public than

01:03:42.680 almost anything anybody's

01:03:44.200 ever done right that's

01:03:45.820 fascinating that guy

01:03:46.580 that guy elected to to

01:03:48.520 the White House yeah

01:03:49.440 that guy

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01:04:53.160 rules and restrictions may

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01:04:56.460 keep free speech alive

01:04:57.740 there's much more after

01:04:59.940 the break on the

01:05:01.060 Glenn Beck program

01:05:02.140 since we were just

01:05:26.640 talking about our wonderful

01:05:28.820 president I thought we'd

01:05:32.700 share a little something

01:05:33.880 from the past from Joe

01:05:36.260 Biden this is kind of

01:05:37.200 interesting because something

01:05:39.160 was said more recently

01:05:40.760 along these lines and the

01:05:43.040 person who said it was

01:05:44.440 vilified demonized they

01:05:47.500 still bring it up and it

01:05:50.720 happened I don't know three

01:05:52.520 or four years ago four years

01:05:54.060 ago maybe five Joe Biden

01:05:56.400 back in 1993 talking about

01:05:59.720 confederate flag waivers and

01:06:02.980 here's what he had to say

01:06:04.180 about them as the senator

01:06:05.860 made a very moving and

01:06:07.800 eloquent speech as a son of

01:06:09.100 the confederacy

01:06:09.900 acknowledging that it was

01:06:14.580 time to change and yield to

01:06:17.260 a position that senator

01:06:19.580 carol mosley brawn raised on the

01:06:23.620 floor of the senate not

01:06:25.760 granting a federal charter to a

01:06:29.740 organization made up of many

01:06:33.240 fine people oh who who

01:06:35.820 continue to display the

01:06:39.640 confederate flag oh my wait oh

01:06:42.140 my many fine people I've heard

01:06:45.140 that play the confederate flag

01:06:46.760 where have I heard that

01:06:47.500 before I can't somebody else

01:06:49.920 said that I'm with that exact

01:06:51.300 very fine people almost

01:06:52.900 exactly the same phrase

01:06:54.940 wow somebody just unearthed

01:06:58.380 that and it started you know

01:07:00.100 circulating on the internet and

01:07:02.000 appreciate whoever it was it

01:07:03.700 sent that to us because that's

01:07:05.700 incredible that is really

01:07:06.820 incredible okay wait you said

01:07:09.780 the exact same thing 30 years

01:07:11.580 ago and now it's the worst

01:07:13.660 thing you can possibly say and

01:07:15.480 like the same thing applies

01:07:17.000 to Trump that applied to

01:07:18.940 Biden at that time which is

01:07:20.320 you know like the point was

01:07:24.180 more broad than saying they're

01:07:26.240 both there are fine white

01:07:27.760 supremacists that's not what

01:07:28.900 they're saying no they're saying

01:07:30.600 that you know some people use

01:07:31.940 that flag for I mean look the

01:07:34.380 freaking dukes of hazard use the

01:07:36.280 flag right yeah it was not seen

01:07:40.060 as a right or wrong was not seen

01:07:45.040 as a white supremacist symbol its

01:07:47.260 entire time it was seen as

01:07:49.120 something as it became something

01:07:50.380 of a southern heritage symbol and

01:07:53.460 like that so a lot of people that

01:07:55.660 put it up even though maybe they

01:07:57.720 should have seen it another way you

01:07:58.840 could argue it but they put it up

01:08:00.420 because they just you know like the

01:08:01.620 south that was it it wasn't some

01:08:03.820 big you know they weren't

01:08:05.680 glorifying slavery and I think 0.81

01:08:07.720 that's what Biden is referring to

01:08:09.160 here right like he's referring to

01:08:10.880 people who didn't use it that way

01:08:12.420 no I think he's an absolute

01:08:13.480 racist right which is how we're

01:08:14.840 talking about white supremacy

01:08:15.860 right there exactly and this is

01:08:17.180 because that's how they deal with

01:08:18.680 it that's how they said it but

01:08:19.800 that's what they did with Trump

01:08:20.620 they acted as if they didn't

01:08:22.100 understand there's this idea of

01:08:23.800 plausible deniability not is this

01:08:26.660 actually what happened but can I

01:08:28.640 come up with a scenario that will

01:08:31.760 allow me to convincingly argue that I

01:08:34.940 think that's what he meant you know

01:08:37.300 that's what's happening right now

01:08:38.300 with the January 6th stuff it's like

01:08:40.700 well Donald Trump said he wanted

01:08:44.520 people let into the area around his

01:08:46.800 speech even though they were armed

01:08:49.300 and his what he said this is the

01:08:52.940 accusation from the testimony in the

01:08:54.280 January 6th thing which I know you

01:08:55.460 weren't listening to so let me

01:08:56.480 recount it quickly she said Cassie

01:08:59.460 Hutchinson said hey the word I got

01:09:03.000 was that he said he wanted people let

01:09:04.480 in that were armed and his answer was

01:09:06.700 well these people these are my

01:09:08.080 people they're not going to harm me

01:09:09.160 yeah he's thinking about they're

01:09:11.460 armed but they're not going to hurt

01:09:12.820 anybody so so what hey security

01:09:15.100 relax these are my people they're not

01:09:17.140 coming after me I think everybody

01:09:19.780 that hears him in the context of that

01:09:21.780 moment with that phrasing understands

01:09:24.040 what really occurred there that that

01:09:25.820 is what he's saying if it if it

01:09:27.200 happened at all that he's saying look

01:09:29.860 these are my people I'm not worried

01:09:31.840 about you letting them in I know

01:09:33.180 you're trying to protect me but I'm

01:09:35.160 not worried about that just because

01:09:36.840 they have guns does not make them

01:09:37.980 dangerous I'm a guy who believes in

01:09:39.680 the Second Amendment everybody

01:09:41.360 understands everybody I think

01:09:44.100 everybody on the left understands

01:09:45.900 that's what Donald Trump meant with

01:09:47.060 that what they are saying publicly is

01:09:50.320 they he didn't care about anyone else

01:09:53.740 he didn't mind people with guns being

01:09:55.940 around because they were going to go

01:09:57.060 kill Mike Pence and and and people in

01:10:00.060 Congress not him so he didn't care

01:10:02.060 about them he wanted to lead them

01:10:04.440 down he wanted them to be armed

01:10:05.500 because he knew they were going to

01:10:06.720 target those other bad people that

01:10:08.480 were trying to steal the election from

01:10:10.600 him which is bullcrap and they know

01:10:12.020 it everybody knows that's not what he

01:10:14.080 was saying they're everyone yep but

01:10:16.080 they have plausible deniability

01:10:17.840 because they've been able to come up

01:10:19.240 with this ridiculous justification of

01:10:23.120 another way he could have been

01:10:25.140 thinking in that moment and then they

01:10:27.080 all act as if they actually believe

01:10:30.080 that's what he meant and it's the same

01:10:32.340 thing here you know over and over

01:10:34.400 again the same thing is applied the

01:10:36.880 both the good people on both sides

01:10:39.660 far fine people on both sides was an

01:10:41.780 example of that they knew right after

01:10:45.360 that in the speech he said I'm not

01:10:47.040 talking about the white supremacists so

01:10:49.180 they knew he wasn't referring to that

01:10:51.180 right but they acted as if he was and

01:10:55.100 then a bunch of dumb people down the

01:10:57.440 line don't look into it and think

01:10:59.140 that's what really happened and that

01:11:00.880 is a it's a real problem and it's been

01:11:03.220 I would say it was always around

01:11:05.180 before Donald Trump but it was really

01:11:07.420 brought out from the media when they

01:11:10.000 tried to deal with Donald Trump it set

01:11:12.100 off this thing where they said well we

01:11:13.400 don't have to try anymore we don't have

01:11:14.600 to act like we're trying we don't have

01:11:16.300 to look like we're trying to do

01:11:17.480 journalism anymore it's this is too

01:11:18.900 important there's something going on

01:11:20.060 here this guy's too bad he's he's a

01:11:22.100 different creature we have to treat

01:11:23.400 him differently stop acting like we're

01:11:25.520 journalists just go for it and that has

01:11:28.120 set that has set off that's really what

01:11:29.820 they've done yeah really bad series of

01:11:32.780 events I think it's really damaged our

01:11:37.080 institutions oh look Trump has you know

01:11:39.380 has had problems with his institutions

01:11:41.100 as well it doesn't always care about

01:11:42.860 them there's no question about there

01:11:44.820 have this has gone on you know this is

01:11:47.820 not just the media doing it it's

01:11:49.940 everybody doing it at the same time

01:11:51.520 but the media seems to lead it because

01:11:53.580 they're the ones that are supposed to

01:11:54.820 be the responsible party here we all

01:11:56.960 know politicians act on their own

01:11:58.520 behalf we they act in their their own

01:12:02.060 best interest we we know that about

01:12:03.820 politicians the media is supposed to be

01:12:06.360 the ones coming out and saying hey this

01:12:08.860 is what's true and this is what is not

01:12:10.220 true they're trying to help us dissect

01:12:13.360 when politicians make claims which ones

01:12:16.600 are true and which ones aren't and

01:12:17.700 they've given up that responsibility they've

01:12:19.560 seeded it completely yeah I mean it's

01:12:22.320 good for our business I guess because

01:12:24.140 then there's someone else to call it

01:12:25.700 out and say hey this is true and this

01:12:27.320 isn't but man it's not I don't think

01:12:29.080 it's good for society overall no it's I'm

01:12:33.580 just one of the things that I guess we've

01:12:35.400 accepted along the way is the the media

01:12:37.540 has just have flipped to a biased

01:12:41.700 organization as a whole and and that's

01:12:45.860 just the way it's going to be now just

01:12:47.800 like the Democrats have flipped on

01:12:50.240 certain things uh like when it comes to

01:12:53.540 um the pandemic they've completely

01:12:56.460 flipped on big pharma big pharma used to

01:13:00.100 be the big boogeyman there were terrible

01:13:02.180 people they were overcharging the

01:13:04.020 elderly yeah they were responsible for

01:13:06.500 driving people into poverty just because

01:13:09.020 they wanted to be healthy all of a sudden

01:13:11.900 now they're heroes the big pharma is it

01:13:15.560 doesn't get any better so for Democrats

01:13:17.720 weird I mean so weird I've done the show

01:13:20.180 for 20 years plus now you've done you

01:13:24.180 know radio for even longer the entire

01:13:27.400 time I've done it the Democrats hated

01:13:30.000 big pharmaceutical companies hated them

01:13:31.940 absolutely made documentaries about how

01:13:33.760 evil they were every movie that came out

01:13:36.060 was about how a pharmaceutical company

01:13:38.100 was screwing people over yes they

01:13:40.340 literally hated all of them all the time

01:13:42.940 and then all of the sudden they love

01:13:45.620 them all the time yeah and honestly the

01:13:48.220 same thing the opposite has happened on

01:13:49.620 the other side where I don't know that

01:13:51.280 Republicans ever loved pharmaceutical

01:13:53.340 companies but they certainly were more

01:13:54.860 defending I think they understood yeah

01:13:56.780 that yes they charge a lot of money for

01:13:59.100 their for their product but they do a

01:14:01.140 lot of great things as well research and

01:14:02.640 development and almost all of that is

01:14:04.780 done here in the United States by the

01:14:06.980 pharmaceuticals in America and so yeah

01:14:10.480 the price is a little higher basically

01:14:12.380 every major development in modern

01:14:16.480 medicine has come from the United States

01:14:18.660 and many of these companies that doesn't

01:14:20.480 mean they're angels it doesn't mean

01:14:22.660 they're perfect no they have they have

01:14:25.680 done plenty of stuff that they've gotten

01:14:27.080 in trouble for they've literally you know

01:14:29.140 they've gone through trials and done

01:14:32.160 things that are wrong and put out magic

01:14:33.860 medications that at some point have hurt

01:14:35.500 people and they're all that stuff's true

01:14:37.200 but they also done a lot of really good

01:14:39.080 things yeah and I think I'm pretty sure

01:14:42.060 I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure the

01:14:44.200 correct attitude toward them is to look

01:14:47.760 at them and watch them on their merits

01:14:49.360 not to love them or to hate them but just

01:14:53.020 to say okay look these guys are doing a

01:14:54.900 good job with this right now these guys

01:14:56.820 are doing a bad job with this right now

01:14:58.380 that's kind of a sensible way it doesn't

01:15:00.720 see it seems like the left just seems to

01:15:02.540 be absolutely despising them for 40 years

01:15:05.680 and then absolutely loving them and

01:15:08.020 treating them like they're God a whole

01:15:09.980 hearted embrace now what's so weird do

01:15:12.740 you ever think you'd see that day no no

01:15:15.300 absolutely not it's so strange I don't I

01:15:18.580 don't and what's even more interesting is

01:15:20.860 that it was it was Trump who was working

01:15:23.600 with all these companies to bring about

01:15:25.880 this vaccine yeah

01:15:27.420 seem to have forgotten that little

01:15:30.460 aspect yeah like they ignore everything

01:15:32.440 about him yeah except this but then they

01:15:34.520 don't even give him credit for that nope

01:15:36.400 they act as if he had nothing to do with

01:15:38.000 it it's I don't I just will never

01:15:40.140 understand it I was doing a podcast the

01:15:41.540 other day and they were like well what do

01:15:42.640 you think some of this is the how did

01:15:44.200 politics of you know how did what were

01:15:46.680 the things that you noticed about

01:15:47.700 politics that were strange during the

01:15:48.960 pandemic and like I can't come up with a

01:15:51.440 better example of that than that there's

01:15:53.780 just it's this forget the reality of it

01:15:56.780 what's true and what is it for a second

01:15:58.120 it's the strangest thing I've ever

01:16:00.260 witnessed in politics like the left

01:16:03.240 absolutely despised everything Donald

01:16:07.100 Trump touched yep since he came into

01:16:09.800 public view and and they told everyone in

01:16:15.660 the country to not take the vaccine

01:16:18.180 because Donald Trump helped it he was

01:16:22.200 going to force a vaccine through without

01:16:24.000 the proper safety testing Andrew Cuomo

01:16:26.620 formed a separate council to double check

01:16:30.420 Donald Trump's work because they were so

01:16:32.680 scared it was going to be a scam and Joe

01:16:36.400 Biden won the election and all of the

01:16:38.300 sudden it was the best thing that had

01:16:40.540 ever existed yeah and it was perfect it

01:16:43.380 was and on the other side all of Trump's

01:16:46.040 supporters and not all but many of Trump's

01:16:48.860 supporters who stood with Trump as he

01:16:51.340 campaigned on vaccine development can't

01:16:54.700 stand the vaccine and never want to hear

01:16:57.440 about it again even as Donald Trump sits

01:16:59.660 back and is like I think it was this great

01:17:01.340 thing that I accomplished they're like

01:17:02.780 shut up this guy they love just they don't

01:17:06.920 want to hear word one about it I don't

01:17:08.560 care what is true what isn't it is the most

01:17:11.020 the strangest and fastest change it is in a

01:17:14.780 political major political sides completely

01:17:17.220 completely switched to the opposite side

01:17:19.540 yeah it's really legitimately fascinating

01:17:22.580 to watch that happen and I you know that

01:17:26.400 will be one if if that will go down in

01:17:29.260 just this in a in a political science

01:17:31.580 study for the ages no question because

01:17:34.720 you realize that people like Kamala Harris

01:17:36.740 were telling you this was like poison as

01:17:41.080 of like October 2020 and by January she

01:17:44.960 was getting the jab everything is fine

01:17:49.420 it's the best thing ever yeah and this is

01:17:52.040 going to protect you you won't get the

01:17:53.660 virus if you get this in fact you're

01:17:55.140 going to lose your job right are you a

01:17:57.280 first responder who dedicated your life

01:17:59.300 to solving this crisis you're out and

01:18:01.240 you're out on the streets in fairness to

01:18:03.320 Trump supporters who flipped on this as

01:18:05.200 well it was partially the mandate that

01:18:07.840 made them flip yes I you know it's being

01:18:09.960 told that we must or else very that I

01:18:13.380 don't want to and that's very true look

01:18:15.720 there is and everybody has their their

01:18:19.080 there's it's it's not pure right like you

01:18:22.440 know a lot of people who are big Trump

01:18:23.800 supporters got vaccinated I mean you know

01:18:25.280 yeah I mean look Trump did very well with

01:18:27.780 elderly yeah with elderly supporters and

01:18:31.380 you know you're at 90 some odd percent so

01:18:33.240 we know that a lot of people who are big

01:18:35.320 Trump supporters did get vaccinated but I

01:18:37.280 think and this is why I think your point

01:18:38.940 is so valid here Pat is that so much of

01:18:42.100 the attitude and language and approach of

01:18:45.440 the Biden administration infuriated people

01:18:48.500 who were very open and to getting the

01:18:50.680 vaccine yeah I was open to it in the

01:18:52.460 beginning yeah and it's like and then

01:18:53.780 wound up not getting it because people

01:18:55.540 were just like get out of my face what

01:18:58.100 are you talking about it was a violation

01:18:59.680 of their personal liberty and it felt like

01:19:01.440 giving in to a terrible government program

01:19:05.700 rather than just like okay this you know

01:19:08.100 this medicine works or it doesn't yeah

01:19:09.680 which is how you're this is how medicine

01:19:11.560 supposed to be you know you're supposed

01:19:13.280 to make medical decisions based on whether

01:19:14.760 you think it's good or not not how the

01:19:16.560 government is forcing you into it and

01:19:18.340 threatening you to be fined or be thrown

01:19:20.700 out on the streets from your job yeah that

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01:21:00.660 program uh we were just talking about the

01:21:03.180 weird thing with uh with democrats and and

01:21:06.220 big pharma now well pfizer has just signed a

01:21:08.720 new 3.2 billion dollar covid vaccine deal

01:21:11.760 with the u.s government so uh they've got a

01:21:14.900 new vaccine for the new omicron variant yeah

01:21:18.960 and uh apparently it's been adapted to that

01:21:22.160 it's it's fascinating the the vaccine they

01:21:24.220 keep telling people to take now is it's

01:21:26.700 still it's sort of ancient right like it

01:21:28.860 was created two and a half years ago like we've

01:21:31.820 went through a million variants it does it is

01:21:34.420 a it's a strange part of this and that like

01:21:38.180 and separate from pat the vaccine of whether

01:21:40.820 you want to take it or not at some point does

01:21:42.880 this go back to a normal health care item

01:21:44.980 like at some point is the government not

01:21:47.900 paying like we all have either health

01:21:50.560 insurance or obamacare which solved all of

01:21:52.380 our health care problems oh right so right at

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01:24:56.580 uh russian oil man are we making them suffer

01:25:02.200 oh man that embargo that ban on russian oil has just crippled them

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01:26:33.420 man i'm glad we put the hammer down on Russian oil

01:26:37.200 uh because they are suffering right now

01:26:41.540 uh they they're not making a dollar

01:26:43.980 well except for the fact that Russian oil exports

01:26:48.280 are higher now than they were before the invasion of Ukraine

01:26:51.860 other than that

01:26:53.020 uh it's going really well

01:26:55.080 uh Russian crude oil exports by countries and regions

01:26:58.740 uh they're

01:27:00.060 they've exported less to Europe

01:27:03.180 but um

01:27:05.200 unfortunately India and China have made up the difference

01:27:08.980 and then some

01:27:09.880 so they're actually exporting more

01:27:13.180 uh thanks to India and China 0.99

01:27:16.140 and this is

01:27:17.200 so they are

01:27:18.460 and Turkey

01:27:19.600 and Turkey

01:27:20.400 and Turkey yeah

01:27:21.200 they are

01:27:21.800 lowering the price obviously to get

01:27:24.080 these uh they have

01:27:25.440 they've lowered the price

01:27:26.660 the money isn't necessarily as good as it was before

01:27:29.420 and if prices come down they could be in some trouble

01:27:32.180 but this is also we should point out

01:27:34.320 not just

01:27:34.980 you know

01:27:35.980 fueling the Russian war effort

01:27:37.740 and keeping their society afloat

01:27:39.240 but also really helping China

01:27:41.900 because they're buying tons of oil

01:27:44.860 at a discounted price

01:27:45.980 they're running their economy

01:27:47.180 on discounted oil

01:27:48.840 yeah

01:27:49.320 which we can't buy

01:27:51.040 and then Europe can't buy

01:27:52.960 so China has a

01:27:54.880 not only do they get the benefit

01:27:56.700 of not being the target of our ire

01:27:59.500 right now

01:28:00.220 because Russia is

01:28:01.320 they also get the benefit of

01:28:03.760 this incredibly

01:28:05.180 important part of their economy

01:28:07.560 coming at a heavy discount

01:28:09.260 nice

01:28:11.200 so it's working really well for us

01:28:13.280 worked out well

01:28:13.900 for China

01:28:15.140 for China I'm sorry

01:28:16.260 yes

01:28:16.680 that's right

01:28:17.280 uh

01:28:18.020 it really is a fact

01:28:19.840 not so much for us

01:28:20.920 and now Russia has taken

01:28:23.400 jeez

01:28:23.880 20% of Ukraine

01:28:25.540 so they now control

01:28:27.380 20% of Ukraine

01:28:28.280 now again

01:28:29.040 look

01:28:29.820 do you want to control

01:28:30.840 a bunch of

01:28:31.940 stone buildings

01:28:33.740 that have collapsed

01:28:34.580 which is essentially

01:28:35.560 what they now control

01:28:36.680 they control rubble

01:28:37.740 they control a bunch of rubble

01:28:39.080 they've destroyed

01:28:39.620 and look

01:28:40.420 this is terrible

01:28:41.220 everywhere

01:28:41.900 every part of this

01:28:43.220 is bad for everyone

01:28:44.160 so there's not anything

01:28:45.540 to celebrate here

01:28:46.220 with the exception of China

01:28:47.000 that seems to actually

01:28:47.820 be doing pretty well

01:28:48.540 I guess India as well

01:28:49.800 who used to really be

01:28:51.540 an ally

01:28:52.120 I mean

01:28:52.440 maybe our biggest hope

01:28:53.840 in the developing world

01:28:54.760 here's a country

01:28:55.860 that is essentially

01:28:56.760 that has essentially

01:28:58.960 embraced capitalism

01:29:00.120 at some level

01:29:01.220 they're kind of

01:29:02.520 what we want

01:29:03.040 what we wanted China

01:29:03.940 to become

01:29:04.400 right

01:29:04.740 this

01:29:04.960 this

01:29:05.380 huge

01:29:06.260 huge company

01:29:06.980 or country

01:29:07.740 with

01:29:08.040 massive production

01:29:09.620 possibilities

01:29:11.260 with a huge

01:29:12.200 base of

01:29:13.660 consumers

01:29:14.380 that

01:29:16.140 actually

01:29:17.040 almost as many

01:29:17.480 as China

01:29:17.960 now

01:29:18.200 it's incredible

01:29:19.300 yeah it really is

01:29:20.000 people always think of China

01:29:20.880 as the biggest by far

01:29:21.820 but really

01:29:22.140 India's right there

01:29:23.020 it's 1.4 billion

01:29:24.560 to 1.3 billion

01:29:26.120 I think

01:29:26.620 very close

01:29:27.520 between the two of them

01:29:28.600 and here's a country

01:29:29.340 that had leadership

01:29:30.200 that loved us

01:29:31.480 I mean

01:29:31.700 go back and watch

01:29:32.960 the footage

01:29:33.420 of Trump visiting

01:29:34.320 and I think it was 2019

01:29:35.240 they

01:29:36.220 they love the guy

01:29:37.440 love Donald Trump

01:29:38.640 love the guy

01:29:39.260 I mean

01:29:39.540 he got along

01:29:40.520 really well

01:29:41.260 with their leadership

01:29:41.980 there

01:29:42.420 and

01:29:43.460 they

01:29:44.600 were a real hope

01:29:45.800 for the future

01:29:46.760 and honestly

01:29:47.580 ever since

01:29:49.540 Biden's been in office

01:29:50.700 I can't believe

01:29:51.600 they don't love

01:29:52.360 Biden

01:29:52.760 a guy

01:29:53.100 who said this

01:29:54.000 about their people

01:29:54.980 the largest growth

01:29:56.620 in population

01:29:57.340 is Indian Americans

01:29:59.280 moving from India

01:30:00.460 you cannot go to

01:30:02.340 a 7-Eleven

01:30:03.660 or a Dunkin Donuts

01:30:05.460 unless you have

01:30:06.280 a slight Indian accent

01:30:07.480 I'm not joking

01:30:09.460 now what's

01:30:10.100 what's not to love

01:30:11.200 he's not joking about that

01:30:12.560 yeah if he was joking

01:30:13.560 there really are

01:30:13.900 a lot of Indian people

01:30:15.200 people from India

01:30:16.660 working at 7-Elevens

01:30:18.640 in Delaware

01:30:19.200 has there ever been

01:30:20.700 a stereotype about

01:30:21.700 that

01:30:22.200 by any chance

01:30:23.180 I mean

01:30:23.620 it's not

01:30:24.140 did they throw

01:30:24.920 a poor Apu

01:30:26.040 out of the Simpsons

01:30:27.360 yeah they did

01:30:28.840 because he was

01:30:30.780 the successful

01:30:31.720 small businessman

01:30:32.620 and that was a

01:30:33.280 negative stereotype

01:30:34.120 of Indians

01:30:34.820 that's what we're

01:30:35.960 supposed to be told

01:30:36.740 idiotic people

01:30:38.340 this country is so

01:30:39.420 stupid sometimes

01:30:40.260 yeah

01:30:40.640 and I hate to

01:30:41.980 I hate to go down

01:30:42.960 that road

01:30:43.240 but it's so true

01:30:43.980 you're banning

01:30:45.320 Simpsons

01:30:46.180 characters

01:30:47.260 right

01:30:48.400 because

01:30:48.960 why

01:30:50.080 because Apu

01:30:51.240 what was Apu

01:30:52.500 in the show

01:30:52.920 he was

01:30:53.400 one of the most

01:30:54.500 responsible

01:30:55.520 intelligent people

01:30:57.540 on the show

01:30:58.300 he ran a small

01:31:00.160 business

01:31:00.660 well that lasted

01:31:01.940 for multiple

01:31:02.720 decades

01:31:03.420 and they threw

01:31:05.880 him off the show

01:31:06.480 because he had

01:31:07.000 an Indian accent

01:31:07.780 yet Joe Biden

01:31:08.820 could get elected

01:31:09.540 in the same year

01:31:10.900 that occurred

01:31:11.580 as president

01:31:12.780 of the United States

01:31:13.540 that makes a lot

01:31:15.020 of sense guys

01:31:15.580 that makes a lot

01:31:16.840 of sense

01:31:17.260 it really is

01:31:17.680 incredible

01:31:18.060 we were talking

01:31:20.760 a few minutes

01:31:21.280 ago about

01:31:22.020 the big pharma

01:31:23.460 situation that

01:31:24.160 also doesn't

01:31:24.740 make any sense

01:31:25.460 with Democrats

01:31:26.900 loving big pharma

01:31:27.760 now and

01:31:28.500 and how well

01:31:29.200 Pfizer and

01:31:29.960 Moderna are 1.00

01:31:30.940 doing in this

01:31:31.480 country and

01:31:32.320 Pfizer is doing

01:31:32.880 even better

01:31:34.420 because they

01:31:35.020 just signed

01:31:35.780 a 3.2

01:31:36.460 billion dollar

01:31:37.040 deal with

01:31:37.620 the US

01:31:37.940 government

01:31:38.320 for 105

01:31:39.540 million new

01:31:40.480 doses of

01:31:41.620 the new

01:31:42.200 COVID-19

01:31:43.260 vaccine

01:31:43.820 that's retooled

01:31:45.600 to fight

01:31:46.080 Omicron

01:31:47.200 so they

01:31:47.620 adapted it

01:31:48.240 for Omicron

01:31:48.820 they also

01:31:49.740 adapted it

01:31:50.480 for Delta

01:31:51.480 but they

01:31:52.660 didn't do it

01:31:53.040 in time

01:31:53.540 right

01:31:53.900 they did

01:31:54.920 it in time

01:31:55.480 the government

01:31:55.980 didn't approve

01:31:56.580 it in time

01:31:57.120 so by the time

01:31:58.020 they were going

01:31:58.860 to approve

01:31:59.420 it it was

01:31:59.960 already kind

01:32:00.460 of gone

01:32:00.900 fading

01:32:01.500 if I remember

01:32:02.180 this is going

01:32:02.860 back a few

01:32:03.260 months here

01:32:03.560 but the

01:32:04.040 part of the

01:32:05.260 analysis was

01:32:06.000 it helped

01:32:07.020 but it didn't

01:32:07.500 help so much

01:32:08.380 that it was

01:32:08.740 worth going

01:32:09.240 through the

01:32:09.680 process of

01:32:10.420 getting it

01:32:10.800 approved

01:32:11.260 and getting

01:32:12.360 it produced

01:32:12.860 which again

01:32:13.500 is a problem

01:32:14.180 right

01:32:14.480 like yeah

01:32:15.020 you might not

01:32:15.920 want to take

01:32:16.300 the vaccine

01:32:16.800 whatever

01:32:17.260 whether you

01:32:17.960 want to

01:32:18.280 or not

01:32:18.820 we

01:32:19.880 it would be

01:32:21.240 sensible if the

01:32:21.920 government wasn't

01:32:22.580 getting in the

01:32:23.160 way of this

01:32:24.180 it would also

01:32:24.920 be sensible if the

01:32:25.580 government wasn't

01:32:26.020 forcing it on you

01:32:26.980 right like that's

01:32:28.360 the nice sweet

01:32:28.980 point the company

01:32:30.360 makes the stuff

01:32:31.560 and you decide

01:32:32.440 whether you want

01:32:33.040 to take it

01:32:33.580 wait that's a

01:32:34.540 concept

01:32:34.940 I know

01:32:35.540 I have the

01:32:36.200 choice

01:32:36.560 the freedom

01:32:37.200 to choose

01:32:37.820 it's a similar

01:32:38.480 concept to the

01:32:39.480 my body

01:32:40.100 my choice

01:32:40.780 yes

01:32:41.200 kind of like that

01:32:41.960 it's a similar

01:32:42.760 concept to the

01:32:43.460 taco bell

01:32:44.120 toasted cheddar

01:32:45.260 chalupa

01:32:45.760 which taco bell

01:32:47.580 just made

01:32:48.460 and then you

01:32:49.360 decide whether

01:32:50.020 you want it

01:32:50.560 or not

01:32:50.940 we didn't get

01:32:52.600 the government

01:32:53.100 wasn't like

01:32:53.580 wait a minute

01:32:54.120 we first of all

01:32:55.120 we're gonna come

01:32:55.920 to every taco bell

01:32:57.000 and force people

01:32:58.160 to buy it

01:32:58.820 or they didn't

01:32:59.980 come and say

01:33:00.440 you're not allowed

01:33:01.220 to put a chalupa

01:33:01.900 on the menu

01:33:02.580 they didn't do

01:33:03.020 any of those

01:33:03.400 things

01:33:03.700 it's just there

01:33:04.640 and you go

01:33:05.120 through the

01:33:05.400 drive-thru

01:33:05.740 and buy it

01:33:06.200 if you want

01:33:06.740 huh

01:33:07.600 that's how I

01:33:08.360 thought this

01:33:09.200 country was

01:33:09.660 supposed to

01:33:10.240 operate

01:33:10.780 but apparently

01:33:12.180 apparently not

01:33:13.000 and I really

01:33:13.660 I don't know

01:33:14.500 at this point

01:33:16.640 like at

01:33:17.120 cancer

01:33:18.400 you know

01:33:19.480 I think

01:33:19.720 there's a story

01:33:20.180 today out

01:33:20.640 I think Axios

01:33:21.240 has it

01:33:21.540 that COVID

01:33:22.360 was the number

01:33:23.000 three cause

01:33:23.960 of death

01:33:24.280 in the United

01:33:24.620 States

01:33:24.900 in 2020

01:33:25.460 and 2021

01:33:26.080 behind heart

01:33:27.420 disease

01:33:27.840 and cancer

01:33:28.800 which is kind

01:33:29.860 of like where

01:33:30.360 it looked like

01:33:30.860 it was going

01:33:31.240 to settle

01:33:31.740 and it did

01:33:32.320 in the

01:33:33.000 right there

01:33:33.520 for those

01:33:33.920 two years

01:33:34.440 and

01:33:35.600 as far

01:33:38.180 as I

01:33:38.480 understand

01:33:39.100 and I

01:33:39.860 thankfully

01:33:40.540 at this

01:33:40.980 particular

01:33:41.640 moment

01:33:42.020 I'm not

01:33:42.560 afflicted

01:33:42.940 with either

01:33:43.340 of these

01:33:43.880 ailments

01:33:44.280 heart disease

01:33:44.780 or cancer

01:33:45.120 I know

01:33:45.380 Pat you

01:33:45.900 had a

01:33:46.400 cancer

01:33:46.820 situation

01:33:47.300 at one

01:33:47.620 point

01:33:47.880 did the

01:33:49.180 government

01:33:49.580 pay for

01:33:50.400 all the

01:33:50.840 drugs

01:33:51.300 that you

01:33:51.660 used

01:33:52.140 did they

01:33:52.380 pay for

01:33:52.660 all the

01:33:52.900 treatments

01:33:53.460 did they

01:33:53.840 step in

01:33:54.520 it paid

01:33:54.820 for none

01:33:55.280 of them

01:33:55.520 exactly

01:33:55.980 none

01:33:56.440 of it

01:33:56.640 exactly

01:33:57.020 none

01:33:57.340 exactly

01:33:57.900 none

01:33:58.580 like I

01:33:59.160 not

01:33:59.480 approximately

01:34:00.020 it was

01:34:00.780 exactly

01:34:01.340 none

01:34:01.840 of it

01:34:02.080 now I

01:34:02.560 can understand

01:34:03.480 and I

01:34:04.100 maybe this

01:34:04.900 is controversial

01:34:05.460 but I

01:34:05.780 can understand

01:34:06.320 that in

01:34:08.520 March 2020

01:34:09.840 you know

01:34:10.780 Operation Warp

01:34:11.720 Speed

01:34:12.040 where they're

01:34:13.300 getting in

01:34:13.720 they're funding

01:34:14.520 these things

01:34:15.040 to try to get

01:34:15.540 the solution

01:34:16.100 as fast

01:34:16.820 as possible

01:34:17.520 because we

01:34:18.140 have nothing

01:34:19.020 to fight

01:34:19.500 a brand

01:34:19.900 a novel

01:34:20.420 virus

01:34:20.920 right

01:34:21.200 the government

01:34:22.220 stepping in

01:34:22.720 for that

01:34:23.000 is not

01:34:23.700 a crazy

01:34:24.380 function

01:34:24.900 of government

01:34:25.360 to me

01:34:25.760 and

01:34:26.920 and that's

01:34:27.860 pretty much

01:34:28.220 as a guy

01:34:28.640 who wants

01:34:29.260 the government

01:34:29.620 to do

01:34:29.900 nothing

01:34:30.200 I want

01:34:31.060 them to

01:34:31.260 do defense

01:34:31.760 and you

01:34:32.320 know

01:34:32.480 every once

01:34:32.880 in a while

01:34:33.140 decide

01:34:33.600 some court

01:34:34.000 cases

01:34:34.320 like that's

01:34:34.880 basically

01:34:35.200 all I want

01:34:35.580 them to do

01:34:36.080 at the

01:34:36.640 federal level

01:34:37.160 and like

01:34:37.980 this is

01:34:38.300 the type

01:34:38.560 of thing

01:34:38.780 where like

01:34:39.260 I think

01:34:39.600 there's room

01:34:40.140 for the

01:34:40.720 government

01:34:40.980 to be involved

01:34:41.800 in clearing

01:34:42.760 out all

01:34:43.280 of the

01:34:43.560 nonsense

01:34:44.060 right

01:34:44.380 clearing

01:34:44.660 out all

01:34:45.120 of the

01:34:45.380 layers

01:34:45.740 of

01:34:45.980 bureaucracy

01:34:46.600 everyone

01:34:48.180 turned into

01:34:48.800 a libertarian

01:34:49.880 there for

01:34:50.220 a while

01:34:50.560 when they

01:34:50.980 were like

01:34:51.200 oh my

01:34:51.580 god

01:34:51.980 just

01:34:52.720 clear out

01:34:53.920 all this

01:34:54.260 crap

01:34:54.660 stop the

01:34:55.520 12 week

01:34:56.120 delays

01:34:56.640 before looking

01:34:57.260 at this

01:34:57.600 stuff

01:34:57.840 get it

01:34:58.400 done

01:34:58.660 right

01:34:58.960 and I think

01:34:59.700 our society

01:35:00.320 operates

01:35:00.780 pretty well

01:35:01.380 when we

01:35:01.960 look at

01:35:02.760 things

01:35:03.060 that way

01:35:03.660 so you

01:35:04.900 can even

01:35:05.240 understand

01:35:05.780 the early

01:35:06.840 funding

01:35:07.220 of these

01:35:08.080 types of

01:35:08.640 treatments

01:35:08.920 all of the

01:35:09.460 treatments

01:35:09.840 not just

01:35:10.480 the vaccine

01:35:11.240 but all the

01:35:11.600 other stuff

01:35:11.940 that you

01:35:12.300 know

01:35:12.420 monoclonal

01:35:13.080 antibodies

01:35:13.440 you know

01:35:13.960 like a lot

01:35:14.360 of different

01:35:14.660 things came

01:35:15.140 out and

01:35:15.560 were helpful

01:35:16.280 at different

01:35:16.660 periods during

01:35:17.140 the pandemic

01:35:17.580 but at some

01:35:18.660 point we've

01:35:19.220 settled into

01:35:19.620 a situation

01:35:20.180 where now

01:35:20.680 it is just

01:35:21.280 part of our

01:35:21.760 lives

01:35:22.100 everyone

01:35:23.020 understands

01:35:23.620 that you

01:35:24.780 may get

01:35:25.260 COVID one

01:35:25.760 day

01:35:25.960 you may

01:35:26.540 get sick

01:35:26.940 you may

01:35:27.180 miss some

01:35:27.500 work

01:35:27.760 most people

01:35:28.700 will be

01:35:29.060 totally fine

01:35:30.060 afterward

01:35:30.440 some people

01:35:31.280 will have

01:35:31.720 longer term

01:35:32.300 consequences

01:35:32.880 that are

01:35:33.280 damaging

01:35:33.680 some people

01:35:34.620 will die

01:35:35.600 sadly

01:35:36.100 some people

01:35:36.800 will go to

01:35:37.100 the hospital

01:35:37.600 we all

01:35:38.400 understand the

01:35:38.960 risk groups

01:35:39.440 we've all

01:35:40.440 kind of

01:35:41.120 come through

01:35:42.120 two and a half

01:35:43.000 years of this

01:35:43.760 where we've

01:35:44.140 gained a quite a

01:35:45.120 bit of knowledge

01:35:45.840 here and at

01:35:46.740 some point

01:35:47.340 does this

01:35:48.060 transfer back

01:35:49.240 to a normal

01:35:50.020 health problem

01:35:50.740 which you have

01:35:51.680 insurance for

01:35:52.480 like that's how

01:35:53.820 you deal with

01:35:54.440 cancer

01:35:54.860 that's how you

01:35:55.780 deal with heart

01:35:56.420 disease

01:35:56.780 that's how you

01:35:57.640 deal with all

01:35:58.440 of these other

01:35:59.020 ailments

01:35:59.600 and for

01:36:00.800 some reason

01:36:01.340 we're still

01:36:01.840 paying billions

01:36:02.620 of dollars

01:36:03.060 from the

01:36:03.580 government

01:36:03.980 for this

01:36:04.520 I don't

01:36:05.500 think there's

01:36:05.860 going to be

01:36:06.080 a problem

01:36:06.600 with demand

01:36:07.380 over the

01:36:08.960 vaccine from

01:36:09.980 Pfizer

01:36:10.340 now Pfizer

01:36:11.100 makes plenty

01:36:11.680 of money

01:36:12.120 they make

01:36:12.860 the little

01:36:13.220 blue pill

01:36:13.840 they don't

01:36:14.580 necessarily

01:36:15.080 we do not

01:36:15.960 need to feel

01:36:16.560 bad for

01:36:17.260 Pfizer

01:36:17.660 okay

01:36:18.240 I don't

01:36:18.600 think that's

01:36:18.960 a

01:36:19.100 even if

01:36:19.800 you're on

01:36:20.020 the left

01:36:20.320 and all

01:36:20.580 of a sudden

01:36:20.880 you suddenly

01:36:21.780 love Pfizer

01:36:22.840 and they're

01:36:23.240 your heroes

01:36:23.840 they do

01:36:24.700 okay

01:36:25.180 they did

01:36:26.100 okay before

01:36:26.920 the vaccine

01:36:27.720 Pfizer makes

01:36:28.960 plenty of

01:36:29.960 money

01:36:30.320 in a moment

01:36:32.280 where you're

01:36:32.700 talking about

01:36:33.220 hey can you

01:36:33.680 guys spend

01:36:34.140 a quick

01:36:34.420 billion dollars

01:36:35.160 to develop

01:36:35.760 a vaccine

01:36:36.540 that you have

01:36:36.920 no idea

01:36:37.240 whether it's

01:36:37.640 going to

01:36:37.940 work

01:36:38.240 okay in

01:36:39.220 the middle

01:36:39.440 of a

01:36:39.660 pandemic

01:36:39.980 you could

01:36:40.300 make the

01:36:40.600 argument

01:36:40.900 that's a

01:36:41.300 time for

01:36:41.600 some

01:36:41.820 government

01:36:42.140 funding

01:36:42.500 now

01:36:42.940 like even

01:36:44.640 if you

01:36:44.880 eliminate

01:36:45.320 half the

01:36:46.180 country who

01:36:46.800 is more

01:36:47.180 skeptical of

01:36:47.720 the vaccine

01:36:48.120 at this

01:36:48.420 point you

01:36:48.860 know say

01:36:49.180 the right

01:36:49.540 none of

01:36:49.960 them on

01:36:50.240 the right

01:36:50.480 are going

01:36:50.660 to take

01:36:50.900 it

01:36:50.960 nobody on

01:36:51.300 the right

01:36:51.500 is going

01:36:51.680 to take

01:36:51.880 it only

01:36:52.220 the left

01:36:52.500 is going

01:36:52.680 to take

01:36:52.920 it

01:36:53.220 Pfizer can

01:36:53.900 still make

01:36:54.220 plenty of

01:36:54.580 money off

01:36:54.860 their vaccine

01:36:55.260 they're not

01:36:56.020 going to

01:36:56.240 struggle

01:36:56.920 everyone on

01:36:57.900 the left

01:36:58.120 is apparently

01:36:58.880 like they're

01:36:59.740 wearing like

01:37:00.060 concert t-shirts

01:37:00.940 for Pfizer

01:37:01.460 at this

01:37:01.800 point

01:37:02.080 yeah

01:37:02.560 you know

01:37:03.440 they've

01:37:04.020 become

01:37:04.400 fanboys

01:37:05.220 they're like

01:37:06.060 bronies

01:37:06.940 for Pfizer

01:37:07.900 so at

01:37:10.000 this point

01:37:10.660 they're involved

01:37:11.300 in the

01:37:12.000 they're involved

01:37:12.960 in the

01:37:13.640 the copyright

01:37:18.160 not the

01:37:18.940 copyright but

01:37:19.640 the

01:37:19.960 I've drawn

01:37:22.860 a complete

01:37:23.280 blank to

01:37:23.760 what it's

01:37:24.080 called but

01:37:24.560 they aren't

01:37:25.800 they part of

01:37:26.300 the patent

01:37:26.660 yeah

01:37:27.500 there's some

01:37:29.360 conflicting

01:37:29.900 information on

01:37:30.600 that yeah

01:37:31.000 Glenn went

01:37:31.720 down this

01:37:32.020 road for a

01:37:32.400 while and

01:37:32.620 I can't

01:37:32.940 remember how

01:37:33.420 he because

01:37:34.320 he did a

01:37:34.620 special on

01:37:35.100 this at

01:37:35.340 one point

01:37:35.740 and there's

01:37:36.220 some stuff

01:37:36.760 that makes

01:37:37.200 you that

01:37:38.320 he that

01:37:39.380 leaned one

01:37:40.380 way and

01:37:40.760 then there's

01:37:41.120 pushback on

01:37:41.680 it I don't

01:37:41.980 remember how

01:37:42.400 it turned

01:37:42.680 out honestly

01:37:43.200 but I mean

01:37:43.920 look the

01:37:44.460 bottom line is

01:37:45.000 that Pfizer

01:37:45.380 is going to

01:37:45.660 get their

01:37:45.960 money whether

01:37:46.360 it comes

01:37:46.700 from the

01:37:46.940 government or

01:37:47.400 from insurance

01:37:47.860 companies

01:37:48.240 yeah

01:37:48.620 everybody's going

01:37:49.420 to make

01:37:49.620 their money

01:37:49.980 like and

01:37:52.140 you could

01:37:52.400 say oh I

01:37:52.900 don't think

01:37:53.160 that's good

01:37:53.680 and that's

01:37:54.220 fine but

01:37:54.680 like if

01:37:55.220 government

01:37:55.840 stops paying

01:37:56.700 Pfizer for

01:37:57.640 this vaccine

01:37:58.280 people will

01:37:59.620 still get it

01:38:00.340 they can just

01:38:01.880 it's no longer

01:38:02.900 a question of

01:38:03.600 whether it's

01:38:04.180 going you know

01:38:04.720 whether people

01:38:05.200 are going to

01:38:05.700 want to buy

01:38:06.520 it or whether

01:38:07.200 it's we're

01:38:08.240 way past that

01:38:09.260 it's like none

01:38:10.680 of this stuff

01:38:11.300 makes sense

01:38:11.680 the reason why

01:38:12.600 Operation Warp

01:38:13.520 Speed made

01:38:13.980 some sense at

01:38:14.480 the time is

01:38:14.880 they tried a

01:38:16.600 ton of different

01:38:17.400 things some of

01:38:18.240 them by the way

01:38:19.160 completely failed

01:38:20.240 like that was

01:38:21.680 the point of

01:38:22.340 the government

01:38:22.920 the only thing

01:38:23.840 this I always

01:38:24.500 say the only

01:38:25.080 thing that

01:38:25.340 government actually

01:38:26.380 can do well

01:38:27.440 better than

01:38:28.280 not better but

01:38:29.840 like when

01:38:30.880 they're useful

01:38:31.540 the only time

01:38:32.360 government is

01:38:33.040 useful is when

01:38:34.020 you don't care

01:38:34.680 about inefficiency

01:38:35.480 like a good

01:38:38.300 example of this

01:38:38.840 is the military

01:38:39.560 right the military

01:38:41.080 might try to

01:38:41.900 develop 50

01:38:42.900 different weapons

01:38:43.600 and 49 of

01:38:44.680 them might not

01:38:45.360 work and that

01:38:46.680 is an acceptable

01:38:47.580 thing for most

01:38:48.580 people in America

01:38:49.300 because we

01:38:50.400 realize that

01:38:51.700 getting that one

01:38:52.520 that does is

01:38:53.860 worth the 49

01:38:55.180 that don't

01:38:56.100 right we are

01:38:58.060 okay with that

01:38:59.060 because we want

01:39:00.160 our defense to be

01:39:00.960 good the quite the

01:39:01.920 problem there is

01:39:02.840 not one of profit

01:39:04.540 or loss the idea

01:39:06.540 there is to say we

01:39:07.740 need it no matter

01:39:08.420 what the cost we

01:39:09.480 need the best

01:39:10.000 weapons to defend

01:39:10.880 against a foreign 0.98

01:39:13.100 attack we need to

01:39:14.220 to have a nuclear

01:39:15.400 deterrent right

01:39:16.200 there's no

01:39:16.820 profitability argument

01:39:17.960 for a nuclear

01:39:18.580 weapon you're doing

01:39:20.120 that in a way that

01:39:20.780 you know is going

01:39:21.700 to be efficient

01:39:22.400 holding a standing

01:39:24.000 army is incredibly

01:39:25.500 inefficient right

01:39:27.900 most of the time

01:39:29.740 our soldiers don't

01:39:30.800 do anything related

01:39:32.380 to war and it's

01:39:33.940 an incredibly

01:39:34.620 inefficient

01:39:35.560 expenditure for

01:39:36.960 our government but

01:39:37.860 we know they need

01:39:38.780 to be ready in

01:39:40.000 case we need

01:39:41.340 them the same

01:39:42.380 thing here you

01:39:43.540 throw it out like

01:39:44.460 normally you

01:39:45.560 wouldn't want to

01:39:46.160 try to develop 20

01:39:48.100 different vaccines

01:39:48.800 knowing that 18 of

01:39:49.660 them wouldn't work

01:39:50.180 right you wouldn't

01:39:51.640 do that that

01:39:52.120 wouldn't make any

01:39:52.500 sense for a company

01:39:53.280 so okay maybe

01:39:54.380 there's an argument

01:39:54.900 but we're past that

01:39:56.060 we have multiple

01:39:57.260 vaccines on the

01:39:58.080 market that have

01:39:59.620 been approved can

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01:41:08.580 uh you got a poll kind

01:41:22.960 of along the lines of

01:41:23.840 what we're just talking

01:41:24.740 about right yeah the

01:41:26.320 government intervention

01:41:27.320 whether it's a positive or

01:41:28.560 negative thing to the

01:41:29.380 american people yeah and

01:41:30.960 so the question is

01:41:32.040 specifically about your

01:41:33.080 most important concern

01:41:34.220 whatever your most

01:41:35.600 important concern is for

01:41:36.840 your family is the

01:41:38.160 government helping or

01:41:39.900 hurting that and you go

01:41:41.320 back through history and

01:41:42.260 you see okay there are

01:41:43.600 times it's usually a

01:41:44.940 little bit negative where

01:41:47.300 like you know when the

01:41:49.280 summer of 21 where covid

01:41:51.640 cases are at an all-time

01:41:52.720 low the vaccines have

01:41:54.460 just rolled out that's a

01:41:56.320 period where people were

01:41:57.160 pretty excited about

01:41:58.220 generally speaking what the

01:41:59.380 government was doing for

01:42:00.420 that particular problem

01:42:01.400 which was the biggest

01:42:02.140 concern of most of a lot

01:42:03.600 of people at least at that

01:42:04.540 time and so even then it

01:42:06.520 was 34 percent said it was

01:42:08.040 hurting the government was

01:42:09.660 hurting their most important

01:42:10.560 concern and 31 percent said

01:42:13.400 they were helping 38 31 34

01:42:16.040 31 34 so close really close

01:42:17.740 close yeah that's changed a

01:42:19.320 little bit as of december 2021

01:42:21.220 it was 46 percent saying it was

01:42:24.860 hurting the federal government

01:42:26.040 was hurting and only 25 percent

01:42:28.060 said it was helping that's at the

01:42:29.720 end of last year little update

01:42:32.480 to that number new numbers out

01:42:34.680 from monmouth on this question

01:42:36.020 is the federal government

01:42:37.220 impacting your most important

01:42:39.260 family concern positively or

01:42:40.820 negatively okay positively

01:42:42.800 eight percent negatively 57

01:42:48.480 percent it's 57 to eight

01:42:50.580 slightly underwater yeah minus 49

01:42:53.740 there pat wow they've gone from

01:42:56.400 minus the raster like it's

01:42:58.040 neutral or yeah i i don't know

01:43:00.840 i don't know i don't why are

01:43:02.300 you i don't know that

01:43:03.140 government what what is that

01:43:05.760 that's by far by far the lowest

01:43:07.480 it's ever been the only time

01:43:08.660 it's ever really been close to

01:43:09.780 that was uh back in the obama

01:43:13.480 administration it did drop as

01:43:14.700 low as 14 percent in one poll

01:43:16.620 but remember obama was president

01:43:20.620 among two of the biggest wave

01:43:23.420 elections we've had in a long time

01:43:25.140 yeah i mean what the 2010 election

01:43:26.980 was the biggest wave election we've

01:43:28.480 had in a century and that is what

01:43:31.120 the opportunity is for here for

01:43:33.020 republicans is here they they could

01:43:34.420 have a historic election here

01:43:36.920 historic wave election we have or

01:43:38.640 they could completely blow it uh

01:43:40.320 that's entirely possible as well

01:43:41.980 uh all right let's go to sarah in

01:43:44.280 missouri hey sarah you're on the

01:43:45.980 glenbeck program with pat and stew

01:43:47.280 good morning morning good morning

01:43:48.520 pat and stew hey how are you

01:43:50.020 good good we're we're a sunshiny day

01:43:52.800 here in missouri we're loving

01:43:54.160 pat and stew show

01:43:55.740 thanks what can we do for you

01:44:00.000 well i was uh listening to you guys

01:44:02.560 this morning obviously and i was just

01:44:04.840 asking thinking you know i wonder if

01:44:06.840 the if the um pharmaceuticals will

01:44:09.040 ever be held accountable um and like

01:44:12.860 say they they're making boatloads of

01:44:15.600 money and when will it ever be turned

01:44:17.640 back over to them and yeah you think

01:44:20.040 the mainstream media will ever hold

01:44:22.820 them accountable so they'll have to

01:44:24.780 i don't know i guess speak the truth

01:44:27.880 i very much doubt it they've actually

01:44:29.840 uh appreciate the call thanks sarah

01:44:31.580 uh they've actually been protected by

01:44:33.500 the federal government uh from any

01:44:35.760 sort of um lawsuits they're immune to

01:44:39.500 those now and this is something that

01:44:41.420 the republicans largely fought for

01:44:42.880 um because the democrats wanted them to

01:44:45.440 be able to be sued if things went

01:44:46.780 wrong again remember you have to

01:44:48.160 reverse how people felt about these

01:44:49.660 things back then republicans were

01:44:51.180 saying you got to protect these guys

01:44:52.480 so they can they can come up with this

01:44:53.940 and not be terrified of lawsuits and

01:44:55.400 it switched around and democrats were

01:44:56.920 saying we're going to sue you

01:44:57.900 bastards when trump screws up this

01:44:59.260 vaccine right now it's totally

01:45:00.960 reversed but that is there are those

01:45:03.100 protections were built in but

01:45:04.700 keep saying uh the gun

01:45:07.120 manufacturers are the only industry

01:45:10.120 that's protected from lawsuits uh no no no

01:45:14.180 that is really true with the gun

01:45:15.820 industry by the way it's not uh that

01:45:18.260 that is uh there are lots of

01:45:20.360 protections for those types of

01:45:22.240 industries in those circumstances

01:45:23.560 they're limited circumstances though

01:45:25.640 typically so there it depends like if

01:45:27.940 there's something really egregious that

01:45:30.100 they can still get hit with some of

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01:48:27.380 yes Pat that's going 624 22 yeah what

01:48:30.580 date is that happened on that day well

01:48:32.240 that was the day the Supreme Court

01:48:33.520 decision came out on Roe versus Wade and

01:48:35.000 what I like about it is it's not in your

01:48:37.100 face it's not J6 but what about J6 the

01:48:40.400 day democracy almost died yeah this is

01:48:43.280 day democracy almost died well this is the

01:48:45.740 day it was restored apparently because

01:48:47.860 no longer does the Supreme Court make

01:48:50.020 your laws for you you are now able to

01:48:52.720 influence your laws at the state level I

01:48:54.460 seriously believe this to be the best

01:48:56.100 Supreme Court decision of my lifetime

01:48:58.600 yeah I can't argue with that I mean I

01:49:02.860 mean maybe you could argue and say they

01:49:04.840 should have gone as far as Clarence

01:49:06.040 Thomas did yeah in the actual opinion

01:49:08.020 just not even from a basis of what he

01:49:10.800 was talking about overturning but just

01:49:12.220 the legal aspects of that I think are

01:49:14.480 more sound but still especially just

01:49:16.640 incredible I never expected this never

01:49:18.500 and I know you didn't either because

01:49:19.660 we've talked about this before many

01:49:21.100 times it's not gonna happen no and all

01:49:24.220 of these people that are whining and

01:49:25.680 crying about Roe v Wade shut up it's not

01:49:28.260 gonna happen yeah and then it happened

01:49:30.080 and then it happened so amazing wrong

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01:49:51.620 it because it's a way of making a

01:49:52.640 statement you know without having to I

01:49:56.520 don't know have your shirt covered in

01:49:58.560 fetuses you know it's like I understand

01:50:00.640 we all love babies but you know I like

01:50:03.220 just you're gonna know what it is other

01:50:05.500 people who are pro-life are gonna know

01:50:06.820 what it is the left is probably gonna be

01:50:08.500 like what that what day is that another

01:50:10.780 day Donald Trump tried to change

01:50:12.380 democracy no it's not but thank you for

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01:50:17.920 calm stew 10 is the code if you want to

01:50:19.500 save 10 and the thing is uh Stu and I

01:50:22.660 were were skeptical about the Supreme

01:50:25.800 Court because we completely lost faith

01:50:27.820 in the at least I had pretty much lost

01:50:31.040 faith in the Supreme Court even though

01:50:32.560 everybody said oh this is a most

01:50:34.280 conservative Supreme Court the history

01:50:37.780 of the planet and I I didn't really buy

01:50:40.660 into that because they hadn't up until

01:50:42.840 this point up until this session really

01:50:44.920 they hadn't made rulings that warranted

01:50:48.920 believing that that these guys were

01:50:51.880 really and and women were really 1.00

01:50:54.400 conservative enough to overturn Roe v. Wade

01:50:57.260 to do something like that the big

01:50:58.760 difference there is Amy Coney Barrett 1.00

01:51:00.140 right this does yeah people you know it's

01:51:02.020 it was a 6-3 decision in the Supreme

01:51:04.280 Court to uh for this ruling however

01:51:06.920 John Roberts really wasn't on board with

01:51:10.100 it he was on board with what I expected

01:51:12.260 to be the best case scenario narrow which

01:51:14.280 was it was a narrow ruling that said

01:51:16.000 okay 15 weeks are is a go which would

01:51:18.620 have been an improvement look I would

01:51:19.640 yeah I take it take me take take me back

01:51:21.960 five ten years I would have loved to get

01:51:23.840 that that would have been incredible just

01:51:26.520 to allow states to limit it to 15 weeks

01:51:29.000 which is something the overwhelming

01:51:30.780 majority of Americans support by the way

01:51:33.960 as there was just a poll that came out

01:51:35.920 today from Harris and Harvard hearing how

01:51:39.940 the American people support Roe v. Wade

01:51:41.940 well kind of yeah yeah that's yeah not

01:51:44.480 first trimester abortion by name they

01:51:46.840 support it yeah they don't know what it

01:51:48.780 is right frankly uh 72 percent of the

01:51:52.920 country would support Mississippi's 0.99

01:51:54.640 abortion ban at the center of the Dobbs

01:51:56.200 case which was 15 weeks 72 percent

01:52:00.360 who's in the mainstream here remember up

01:52:03.780 until a few weeks ago the mainstream

01:52:06.760 Republican position what they were

01:52:08.620 pushing for legislatively was a 20 week

01:52:11.200 ban not 15 but 20 Mississippi went

01:52:13.640 farther I talked to the woman who wrote

01:52:15.600 the bill she went that far she went to

01:52:17.540 15 weeks because she and it was a woman

01:52:20.920 by the way also a maternity nurse who

01:52:24.120 wrote the bill but she wrote the bill and

01:52:26.620 she did it because she wants had to 1.00

01:52:29.620 deliver a baby at 15 weeks and the baby

01:52:32.440 struggled to survive and she always 0.77

01:52:34.300 remembered that child and so she went

01:52:36.420 for 15 weeks wow because she wanted to

01:52:38.760 give these babies a chance and so that

01:52:41.400 was what they went for obviously it wound

01:52:42.920 up being an overturn of Roe v. Wade but

01:52:45.140 there even the Republican legislative

01:52:48.000 position was a 20 week ban in most

01:52:51.840 states and that is a more restrictive ban

01:52:57.600 is supported by 72 percent of the country

01:52:59.740 right now right now another couple of

01:53:02.760 fascinating things women more pro-life 1.00

01:53:05.240 than men in the poll and only 25 percent

01:53:09.400 agreed that the Supreme Court as opposed

01:53:11.720 to state or federal lawmakers should set

01:53:14.060 the standards on abortion and what's

01:53:16.320 fascinating about that is it shows that

01:53:18.500 people don't know what Roe v. Wade is

01:53:22.220 Roe v. Wade is the Supreme Court making

01:53:25.340 the rules instead of state and federal

01:53:27.560 legislators is it is they they just took the

01:53:31.760 process of law making out and said no this

01:53:34.020 doesn't count because it's a constitutional

01:53:35.740 right now the overturning of Roe v. Wade

01:53:39.200 means that federal and state legislators

01:53:41.640 can can argue this out for for for for the

01:53:45.540 first time in a long time Pat yeah they

01:53:47.580 gave up their power this never happens

01:53:49.660 that they gave up their power and gave it

01:53:52.220 back to the states that's an amazing thing

01:53:54.500 and one of the weaknesses of conservatism

01:53:56.440 honestly as a as a as a movement because

01:53:59.100 you're depending on people getting into

01:54:01.620 power and then trying to limit their own

01:54:03.540 power and almost none of them ever do it

01:54:05.600 and here we have a Supreme Court that

01:54:07.100 did they said you know what we don't want

01:54:08.880 this power this isn't ours we don't want

01:54:10.480 it anymore well stop saying it's ours it's

01:54:12.400 not and honestly the biggest difference

01:54:14.300 there is Amy Coney Barrett who comes in and 1.00

01:54:18.280 is that fifth vote to actually have a spine

01:54:21.840 and one of the reasons why Pat we never

01:54:24.360 thought we'd see this happen is because we

01:54:26.640 knew we couldn't depend on John Roberts and

01:54:28.240 we were right on that yeah we actually

01:54:30.080 couldn't in the biggest moment he failed

01:54:32.940 it was five four without him yeah

01:54:34.940 essentially uh Roe v. Wade he was not in

01:54:39.620 support of overturning it no he said he

01:54:42.180 only basically wanted the 15-week ban in

01:54:43.940 a limited scope now Kavanaugh also had a

01:54:47.240 concurring opinion so he voted the right

01:54:48.800 way but wrote a concurring opinion that

01:54:50.340 sort of indicated he wasn't really willing

01:54:52.420 to go this far on other things and was

01:54:54.860 like this is I'm limiting this decision

01:54:56.460 to x y and z and he was the other guy we

01:54:59.160 were worried about and so he almost I mean

01:55:02.060 this was a close call boys and girls this

01:55:05.200 was a close one yeah but he was able to at

01:55:09.060 least vote the right way and thank God for

01:55:11.380 it I mean it's a all this allows us to do

01:55:13.640 is to make our argument now our argument can

01:55:16.320 be heard and not dismissed yeah it doesn't

01:55:18.680 mean we win the argument it just allows us

01:55:20.340 to make it with some effect of potential

01:55:22.960 legislation at some point in some of these

01:55:24.800 states and that's the way I mean that I

01:55:26.660 don't think that's the way this should

01:55:27.480 end up I think it should be illegal and

01:55:29.440 already in some of these states uh the

01:55:32.320 states have been blocked from the abortion

01:55:34.400 bans uh Texas's was I I believe banned

01:55:38.440 blocked they did go through now yeah it

01:55:40.220 they then did go through with it so yeah

01:55:42.920 because they were trying to ban it um that

01:55:45.220 did not that because it was I think the

01:55:48.000 Texas situation there's a bunch of

01:55:49.240 different situations so forgive me if I'm

01:55:50.620 getting these confused but I think it was

01:55:52.380 Texas that had an older law that was so

01:55:55.400 old that came back into effect this

01:55:57.440 happened in Wisconsin and Michigan as

01:55:59.000 well where they had state they had laws

01:56:00.740 passed from way before Roe it was illegal

01:56:03.200 when Roe happened and then they never 0.66

01:56:05.720 bothered to change the law even though

01:56:07.260 those two states would probably allow 0.89

01:56:08.840 abortion um they never changed the law

01:56:11.860 through all the Roe period thinking oh 0.52

01:56:13.760 well this is going to be like this

01:56:14.700 forever obviously now it's not so those

01:56:17.180 old laws from some of them from the

01:56:18.580 1800s take effect and go back into

01:56:21.280 effect so Wisconsin and Michigan are

01:56:23.020 having that issue now Texas of course

01:56:24.440 wanted that law to go back into effect

01:56:26.240 the activists tried to block it and were

01:56:28.440 unsuccessful was it Utah that was also

01:56:29.980 blocked I think Utah was blocked as well

01:56:32.060 yeah Florida's being challenged uh-huh it's

01:56:34.220 really amazing too to see these judges who

01:56:36.180 are clearly just just acting on the basis of

01:56:41.440 they want abortion there's no legal basis at 1.00

01:56:44.360 this point after the Supreme Court makes

01:56:45.920 this decision there's no legal basis for

01:56:48.720 them to say you can't have a 15-week

01:56:50.320 abortion ban in Florida right there's 1.00

01:56:52.200 really that was a 6-3 on that one and

01:56:55.020 still they tried they're trying to block

01:56:56.660 it this one they're trying to do beat

01:56:57.820 through the state Supreme Court and

01:57:00.060 they're trying to say well they voted in

01:57:01.520 a privacy uh uh uh clause in the in the

01:57:06.940 state constitution so Florida may have

01:57:09.780 some finagling they need to do to alter

01:57:12.320 and some of these other states as well to

01:57:13.780 alter their state constitutions if this if

01:57:16.040 these liberal activists are successful in

01:57:18.320 challenging them but generally speaking

01:57:20.480 you're going to see a lot of states

01:57:21.740 restrict abortion you'll see a lot of

01:57:23.240 them go to 15 weeks too I think people are

01:57:25.400 forgetting it's not going to be ban or

01:57:27.360 abortion Disneyland there's there's that

01:57:30.520 position kind of in between where you have

01:57:33.180 uh you know but abortion Disneyland is 1.00

01:57:36.200 kind of where we were that's where we were

01:57:38.000 you could pretty much and the Democrats

01:57:41.080 insisted that there not be any restraint

01:57:43.540 on it at all it's just abortion on demand

01:57:46.080 for whatever reason you want any time you

01:57:49.420 want yeah and that's right up to birth

01:57:51.800 DC had legal at any point in women's 1.00

01:57:54.040 pregnancy Virginia was up to the 25th 0.98

01:57:55.940 week South Carolina was the 20th week

01:57:58.140 Iowa the 22nd week uh Washington state

01:58:01.880 legal at any time New Jersey any time

01:58:04.720 legal at any time during the pregnancy New

01:58:06.640 Mexico fully formed infants can be 0.74

01:58:09.540 aborted legal at any time New Mexico

01:58:11.340 Colorado legal at any time Vermont legal

01:58:14.260 at any time Alaska legal at any time

01:58:17.120 uh New Hampshire was the 24th week I

01:58:19.420 have a selection of these we just happen

01:58:20.920 to go through but like you go through this

01:58:22.120 and you say all of those laws are how many

01:58:24.200 states do you recall just offhand is it

01:58:27.040 just those I mean I think I pull out let's

01:58:29.080 see one two three four five six

01:58:33.260 I have seven here that were at any time of

01:58:38.640 course it could be more than that time I

01:58:40.420 think California is is yeah California was

01:58:42.880 didn't they go for like a week after that

01:58:46.600 was one of the potential outcomes of a new

01:58:50.260 piece of regulation yes you know they are

01:58:53.980 saying it's not true but but there are a

01:58:55.920 lot of critics saying actually it kind of is

01:58:57.900 legally allowed let's see this one go through

01:58:59.340 the courts which is a real problem

01:59:01.380 incredible you're gonna kill your baby 0.72

01:59:03.540 after a week it's a week after it's been

01:59:06.040 born I feel like there was a point where

01:59:07.840 we united on you can't kill people after

01:59:10.080 they're born there was a point where we

01:59:12.220 were like on the same side of that I mean

01:59:14.080 that seems like ancient history now and so

01:59:16.280 provincial yeah you can't kill a baby

01:59:18.700 after the week after they're born what kind

01:59:22.760 of Puritan are you I mean we've been

01:59:24.460 arguing that you should be able to abort

01:59:26.520 Jeffy in the 200th trimester yes up to

01:59:30.040 maybe the 500th trimester but that's just

01:59:33.140 one person just one person yeah that's

01:59:35.500 that only applies to Jeffy we'll have to

01:59:38.020 test that in the Supreme Court but

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02:00:53.880 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back

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02:01:08.160 888-727-BECK just two days away from

02:01:11.500 power hour on studios america yes i think

02:01:13.920 it's our fourth one we've done these are

02:01:15.300 ridiculous escapades where we try to

02:01:17.140 attempt to talk politics with a great

02:01:18.980 panel while doing one shot of beer per

02:01:21.760 minute for an hour the beginning is

02:01:24.380 somewhat coherent and then it goes

02:01:25.800 downhill you know what this just seems

02:01:27.380 to me like a an excuse to drink beer on

02:01:31.960 the air there some people have said are

02:01:34.620 you just trying to drink at work and i

02:01:36.160 am very offended by that this is an

02:01:38.180 experiment are you are you offended by

02:01:40.060 that very offended you look offended i

02:01:41.760 in fact so offended i won't even give

02:01:43.700 you a reason why it's not just drinking

02:01:45.560 at work because i'm i'm so well you're

02:01:48.060 not gonna by the suggestion qualify it

02:01:50.520 thank you with uh an excuse exactly and

02:01:53.040 you probably shouldn't it's at uh it's

02:01:54.980 right after the regular show soon as

02:01:56.240 america airs at 8 p.m eastern on blaze

02:01:58.020 tv but 9 p.m eastern uh will be the

02:02:00.520 power hour we've got chad prather we've

02:02:02.560 got uh alex stein it's gonna be it's

02:02:05.100 gonna be fun we've got andrew heaton

02:02:07.200 joining us for the panel sarah

02:02:08.600 gonzalez my wife lisa page will be there

02:02:10.920 it's gonna be a great time and make

02:02:12.760 sure to check it out

02:02:13.480 stew does power hour.com you can check

02:02:15.280 it out there or it's on the youtube

02:02:16.840 channel youtube.com slash stew does

02:02:18.820 america did i hear something about a

02:02:20.240 complaint we got from a show we did

02:02:22.040 last week i'm glad you pointed that out

02:02:23.760 yeah because i wanted to call you out

02:02:25.260 on this i was upset personally were you

02:02:27.620 and i'm glad i was not the only one we

02:02:29.140 got an angry letter from a listener oh

02:02:31.480 no who was very concerned that you pat

02:02:36.700 gray were mocking native americans last 0.99

02:02:39.880 week oh i would never on this program

02:02:41.960 never now when i got this letter i said

02:02:44.140 to myself when did we do that we were

02:02:46.040 not i don't ever remember mocking native

02:02:48.160 americans we wouldn't knock what are you

02:02:50.260 talking about when they're like you were

02:02:52.040 making all these jokes that were

02:02:53.520 offensive and they were about native

02:02:54.920 americans and i was thinking i was just

02:02:56.380 going through my my archives in my head

02:02:59.660 of like wait did we do something we say

02:03:01.280 something did i screw something up like

02:03:02.740 what what happened was it when i finally

02:03:05.000 traced it back oh boy which was to indian

02:03:08.280 reservation by paul revere and the

02:03:10.360 raiders yes i guess understandably by the

02:03:13.400 way one of our listeners did not know you

02:03:15.100 were reciting song lyrics a real song

02:03:17.640 oh wow which so they would have really

02:03:19.760 taken offense to the the uh bow and arrow

02:03:23.120 the the took away our native tongue taught

02:03:26.400 their english to our young yes yeah the

02:03:29.580 beads we made by hand are nowadays made

02:03:32.120 in japan japan and then you always add

02:03:34.400 in or more like more nowadays china

02:03:37.620 and so they didn't they were not familiar

02:03:41.640 with paul revere and the raiders this is a

02:03:43.640 this is a thing that pat has done on the

02:03:45.120 air for like a hundred as long as i've

02:03:46.700 known you literally as long as i've known

02:03:48.180 you yeah where you quote this as if it's

02:03:50.300 like factual and just because to kind of

02:03:52.960 mock the absurdity of the song right and

02:03:55.460 it's even more absurd now because none of

02:03:57.900 that song could not be released today oh no

02:03:59.680 way especially not from authentic native

02:04:01.760 americans no which they weren't i mean 0.97

02:04:03.760 it's from 1970 yeah so it's 50 years old it

02:04:06.540 is 50 years old now um but yes pat not is

02:04:09.920 not actually part of the cherokee tribe in

02:04:13.160 case there is anyone else like elizabeth

02:04:15.960 warren who might be confused over this that

02:04:18.960 is not the case uh and does not actually

02:04:21.020 have those lived experiences all right uh we

02:04:24.720 will see you again tomorrow uh filling in

02:04:26.720 for glenn once again have a great day this

02:04:29.480 is the glenn back program

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