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00:02:16.240 we're gonna learn in just a minute or so we are going to learn from the hags in uh the coven 1.00

00:02:26.320 on the view man are they brilliant brilliant absolutely and you'll find that out in 60 seconds

00:02:35.440 you know roe versus way just got overturned the other day and you might be thinking to yourself

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00:03:37.360 are you ready to learn take me to school pat okay uh well it's not me i mean it's up to the

00:03:44.880 brilliant the brilliant women of the coven to i'm the view uh to do that because uh whoopi goldberg 1.00

00:03:54.000 well she had a message yesterday for clarence thomas um and i i think he appreciates it too

00:04:00.960 because he needs to learn from her from her so the the supreme court justice the the incredible levels

00:04:08.480 of education uh constitutional law expert been in the supreme court for a really long time now about 30

00:04:15.840 some years yeah he needs to learn from the sister act two lady yes not even the sister i didn't even

00:04:23.840 want to put her in the sister act the sister act two right that's the lady that's going to teach 1.00

00:04:29.280 clarence thomas about the constitution and here here she is teaching nothing is present anymore well

00:04:36.800 you better hope that they don't come for you clarence and say you should not be married to your

00:04:41.840 wife who happens to be white because they will move that nobody says you know well you're not in 0.99

00:04:49.360 the constitution you're back to being a quarter of a person because that's not going to work either

00:04:55.040 wait you're back to being a quarter of a person that's that that's a

00:05:02.640 i missed that on my show

00:05:04.000 you're back to being a quarter of a person that's again a reference to the two three

00:05:12.800 fifths which is not a quarter uh no there's that it's not a quarter and it wasn't that at all it

00:05:20.240 wasn't anything to do with the value of the person and how much of a person they are it was trying to

00:05:25.840 keep the population of the south down and it was really it was helpful to the cause of ending slavery 0.78

00:05:33.120 again you may i will say this when i heard i had heard this so many times growing up through high

00:05:41.600 school where they tell us we never learn about slavery but shockingly i i did and we eventually

00:05:47.200 started learning about the three fifths clause uh which that one right is yeah why am i saying

00:05:53.440 it sounds weird when i say it for some reason today uh the three fifths clause which i was always told

00:05:58.640 was the way whoopi just explained it except for the fact that they got the number right

00:06:03.200 uh it's not the quarter clause but the three fifths clause which to me growing up learning in school

00:06:10.320 i went to public school so you can tell why the show sucks many days but it was a situation where

00:06:18.080 black people were valued less yes than white people that was the whole plan white people were had the 0.94

00:06:24.400 power they wanted to demean black people they said they're only worth three fifths a person and i

00:06:29.680 believe that for a very long time and i will say you can learn things from people who aren't necessarily

00:06:37.520 the most intelligent person because later in life i learned from one glenn beck that the three fifths

00:06:44.400 clause was actually not a slam on african americans at all in fact it were the was the abolitionists who

00:06:51.600 supported it not the other way around it was not the south who was like i want black people to 0.99

00:06:56.880 only count for three fifths it were was the people in the north yeah the people who wanted to abolish

00:07:01.600 slavery who believed that interesting note here the people in the south wanted them to count one for

00:07:07.440 one they did they wanted they sure did they wanted them to count five fifths yes so so if you're on the

00:07:13.680 side weird of five fifths you were on the side of the south right if you're on the side of three

00:07:18.400 fifths you were the side of the north and the reason for that as pat you just mentioned is they

00:07:22.480 wanted to keep the southern population down yeah so that the southern states would not have all of the

00:07:28.480 power and there that eventually uh would lead to the overturning of slavery yeah because the three

00:07:36.000 fifths clause is in something that describes uh a thing we do in this country uh called a census

00:07:43.760 and what a census does is count people for the purpose of representation the more people you have

00:07:50.920 the more representation you get so it would have empowered the south a lot more yeah they counted

00:07:57.500 the slaves one to one and if i remember right the initial the initial pitch from the north was uh zero

00:08:02.200 fifths yeah they wanted it to not count at all right they wanted black people to not count at all and

00:08:06.100 that was not because they were like oh all excited we really get to slam those black people we don't like 1.00

00:08:12.400 them that was not the way that they looked at it they looked at it as a representation issue so that

00:08:17.040 the south wouldn't essentially run the country and guess what have i mean look we all know slavery would 0.93

00:08:21.600 have lasted a lot longer and i think it would have been gone by now but it still would have lasted a lot

00:08:25.520 longer if they did not do that so again whoopi goldberg is arguing the point of the south

00:08:33.200 eventual confederacy right right that this is this was this was the point of people who wanted

00:08:41.460 slavery to continue whoopi goldberg is idiotically and completely wrong with her fractions arguing for 1.00

00:08:48.880 their point and she's also bringing up something that nobody is talking about or considering and

00:08:56.520 that's ending interracial marriage making that illegal yes that well there's this we talked about

00:09:01.960 this yesterday there's a big collection of scare tactics out there oh on the left and they can't just

00:09:06.340 say you know they were so they were so confident about how their the the abortion rights were the

00:09:14.180 most important thing in the universe and then as soon as roe versus way gets overturned they have to

00:09:18.520 say it's 10 other things right yeah it's not happening i mean it's not happening the interracial

00:09:23.320 marriage thing is completely uh ridiculous in fact i don't even think correct me if i'm wrong

00:09:28.780 because thomas did mention several cases that we should re quote unquote revisit uh we talked about

00:09:35.100 them yesterday it was the lawrence versus texas and uh there was the obergefell uh gay marriage

00:09:41.120 decision and the uh the contraception decision but i don't think he mentioned the interracial

00:09:46.600 marriage decision i don't think so and he's the he's the only vote for going back to the other cases

00:09:53.080 and he didn't even mention the interracial marriage this is just like a complete conspiracy theory

00:09:58.300 from whoopi goldberg but the left is trying to push this pat i know i know they're they're breaking

00:10:05.440 out anything they can because they're just absolutely desperate because this has been a terrific week i

00:10:10.820 think we talked about mentioned this yesterday what a great week it's been uh for conservatism

00:10:16.960 it really has because you know nobody ever thought at least none of us thought that they'd end roe v wade

00:10:24.820 that was a complete surprise they also upheld the first amendment and religious rights multiple

00:10:31.580 times they've they ruled positively on gun rights they're about to rule on immigration

00:10:38.780 and uh climate change and we'll see if those go well as also but i would be really incredible so far

00:10:45.560 i don't know what's going to happen with immigration honestly that that one i i don't have a great sense as

00:10:49.880 to which way they might go i would be very surprised if this court stood with the epa

00:10:54.900 on the epa versus west virginia just because like you know the week we always talk about how

00:11:00.680 we're some of these justices you get really scared of like kavanaugh roberts obviously the two kind of

00:11:07.040 that that lead that yeah group and you're always worried about how they're going to rule but like

00:11:12.480 to give credit where credit is due roberts has been really good on religious liberty in a lot of

00:11:17.360 these cases like he's been on the right side he wrote the one in maine he wrote that opinion he

00:11:22.880 was he voted correctly in the kennedy decision that came out yesterday he's been pretty reliable on

00:11:28.140 religious liberty um and you know kavanaugh i have questions about him on certain types of issues like

00:11:34.800 i was worried about him on roe versus wade frankly yeah i was worried and you could see in his concurring

00:11:40.460 opinion that he he wasn't nearly as solid as the other four but when it comes to administrative

00:11:47.020 issues like this state power agencies overreaching he's been all he's always been good on that

00:11:54.080 that was kind of him and gorsuch are rock solid as far as we know on those types of issues so i

00:12:00.060 would be kind of surprised if the epa case does not go the right way and that might be as we mentioned

00:12:05.500 yesterday the most significant one for your day-to-day life because it affects the way the

00:12:10.700 entire government operates no longer in theory if we get the best ruling possible will these

00:12:16.940 agencies be able to overreach their power and just kind of just do whatever they want outside of

00:12:21.760 legislation congress is supposed to pass laws when these things are supposed to go on not just like

00:12:27.280 oh let's let the epa handle the regulation of the entire economy i think about covid this is one of

00:12:34.340 the ones that this is why it's so crucial right now pat think about covid you've got uh the what

00:12:40.160 was it the uh they had the cdc jumping in doing all sorts of stuff they had uh the the uh the housing

00:12:47.220 commission jumping in they had what was the i can't even remember now were they osha doing trying to do

00:12:53.000 the vaccine mandates uh they had uh the uh the eviction bans going on from all these various agencies

00:13:01.840 that didn't have anything to do with housing they just do it and all of this stuff could be

00:13:09.140 in jeopardy which would be fantastic that's a very good thing look you want to do these things

00:13:14.620 a lot of them you can do but you got to do them through congress you need to actually have the balls

00:13:20.060 to pass a law yeah well we wanted to but it's hard so what so what you know that's they keep saying

00:13:29.240 the same thing with the constitution like well but it's hard to amend the constitution that was

00:13:33.040 supposed so what supposed to be hard if you can't get overwhelming consensus to do something you don't

00:13:39.060 do it that's how the that's how the the uh the constitution amendment process works well joy sees

00:13:47.300 things a little bit differently uh joy behar uh is a little upset with this with with this particular

00:13:55.000 supreme court and uh here's what she had to say yesterday it's necessarily but we have don't we

00:14:00.580 have uh separation yes no we don't anymore we don't have a seance and have thomas jefferson there

00:14:07.080 and alexander hamilton hello yeah do we still have a separation of church and state here is in the

00:14:13.340 constitution yeah it's not it's the first amendment guarantee and we don't seem to have that anymore

00:14:18.480 we're in a theocracy right now we're in a theocracy right now and people should know it should they

00:14:24.260 know it they should because we're in a theocracy right now and that they're not they're not even

00:14:29.720 paying attention to the separation of church and state in the constitution they really aren't

00:14:35.240 they're not and they shouldn't be because it's not there it's not in the constitution wait a minute

00:14:40.460 the words separation of church and state do not appear they do not appear in the united states

00:14:45.240 constitution where did that come from it came from a letter uh a letter thomas jefferson wrote

00:14:50.800 to a baptist minister in 1803 and uh so i mean first of all he was literally connecting to

00:14:58.240 someone from the church so it's odd to say that the separation of church and state came

00:15:02.900 from uh thomas jefferson to a to a pastor and what the baptist minister was worried about was

00:15:10.660 that they were going to i think in connecticut that they were going to declare an official religion

00:15:16.040 for that state and he was saying can can this happen and jefferson was telling him no there's

00:15:23.880 protections for religion against the state there's a separation there and the the the point the whole

00:15:30.680 point of the letter was that they're protecting religion from the state not the state from

00:15:35.360 religion right that's that's the biggest thing people forget about that yeah and i and i would

00:15:40.100 say forget in joy's case she obviously never knew it because she doesn't know anything

00:15:43.640 nothing i can say with certainty she did not know this fact because she does not know any facts

00:15:49.300 so it's impossible for her to know that fact when there is an absence of facts in her little brain

00:15:54.220 and again i i've talked about this several times lately because the coven is so prevalent is that

00:16:00.960 the name of the show the coven the coven yeah okay yeah uh and that's that they're so stupid about

00:16:07.220 so many things they're so non-factual they lie they make things up i can't believe they're still

00:16:16.320 on the air i know 25 years it says on their logo 25 years and they're a division of abc news

00:16:22.600 the view is actually part of abc news and they're wrong all the time yeah had that happened what once

00:16:31.060 on the glenn beck program uh on fox news it would have been over yeah would have been over can i throw

00:16:37.420 a quick a quick theory at you about the view is it possible this is actually a long-term plot

00:16:44.060 by male chauvinists where they just like what if we put the dumbest five women on television 1.00

00:16:51.320 together all the time to talk about things would have been a good idea everyone will sit here and

00:16:55.500 be like oh my gosh women maybe they shouldn't vote maybe we should go back and overturn the amendment 1.00

00:17:00.480 because they obviously don't know anything i'm not saying that's my plan i'm just saying that may

00:17:06.160 be a plan from like some hardcore men's rights male chauvinist group that was just like

00:17:11.260 what it just this is going to sound ridiculous stay with me we put joy behar on like people will

00:17:19.940 think women are jokes for centuries to come 888-727-BECK more coming up in one minute 1.00

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00:18:36.400 it's bat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program it's interesting the courts are jumping

00:18:50.840 into the middle of the um of the abortion bans from states with trigger laws already of course

00:18:57.280 already blocking a blocked in louisiana blocked in utah of course a judge just okayed yesterday

00:19:04.580 abortions to continue in utah even though they had a trigger law that went into effect and of course

00:19:09.880 the judicial judicial activism has commenced and they're trying to get them on basically technical

00:19:16.400 grounds you know most of these states could pass variations to these bills if needed so it's just

00:19:22.780 they're delaying the inevitable i think in most of these states but the great thing is they really

00:19:27.140 can't challenge them on constitutional grounds anymore you know they're really nothing to go for

00:19:31.880 there at least for a long time which is very good news well i think the most fascinating cases are

00:19:37.360 in places like wisconsin you know wisconsin not your traditional red state right typically purple

00:19:43.380 it's gone red a couple times uh you know recently but generally speaking is thought of as a purple

00:19:48.080 maybe leaning blue state but they have a a law in place from i want to say it was like 1849

00:19:54.460 that basically said abortion was banned and it when roe versus wade happened it never got repealed

00:20:02.660 because they didn't need to repeal it there was the you know you had roe versus wade so it was

00:20:07.860 guaranteed uh it was a a manufactured constitutional right out of thin air and that that constitutional

00:20:14.120 right no longer exists we went back to the correct position of it not existing which is how the

00:20:19.620 constitution is actually written and now the people are like well the law is back in effect so all the

00:20:24.520 abortion clinics have closed in wisconsin because of this 1849 law now there's a democratic governor

00:20:30.480 there but a republican legislature so they can't they can't just get rid of it and vote in another law

00:20:35.800 they don't they're not going to have politically that that will you know of course there's all the

00:20:39.500 challenges are going to come as well interesting but it is kind of interesting that that that was

00:20:43.080 one of the categories there's other states that obviously will wind up uh severely limiting abortion

00:20:49.160 but didn't have trigger laws as well that's going to be another phase of this there's a lot to come

00:20:53.200 yeah on this uh whole unrolling of the world without roe a lot of people are screaming about these

00:20:59.380 laws that they have no exceptions the utah law actually had exceptions and that was um

00:21:05.620 mother's death life endangerment so if the mother is in danger of losing her life because of the

00:21:12.320 pregnancy it was uh abortion was allowed to be clear every single one of the trigger laws has that 0.73

00:21:17.940 all of them every single one has an exception for life of the mother utah also had uh an exception for

00:21:24.380 if the pregnancy was caused by rape or incest yeah most of them have that too there are a few that do

00:21:30.900 not i know i think south dakota is one that does not have it christy noem was on tv this weekend

00:21:36.380 talking about uh about that and of course that's now you know that's the entire debate from the left

00:21:43.440 like what about a 13 year old who you know they could just come up with the most like crazy like

00:21:50.460 here's a situation from a lifetime movie i saw what would happen then and it's like yes that can

00:21:56.100 happen and it's terrible and like like that is a difficult discussion we can have but it's like

00:22:01.740 first of all very small percentage of the cases the other thing is when you get rid of roe versus

00:22:06.520 wade all of the sudden those conversations have validity again the whole time we've been talking

00:22:11.000 about this we've basically said look we could talk about that at some point but that's not really

00:22:15.220 relevant right now right like right now like it's such a small percentage of cases blah blah blah blah

00:22:19.860 the good news is now it is relevant now we actually have those conversations for a freaking

00:22:24.440 reason which is nice yeah uh utah's law also provided for two physicians who practice maternal fetal 0.93

00:22:32.000 medicine concur that the fetus has a defect that's uniformly diagnosable and uniformly lethal

00:22:38.240 interesting hmm uh all right triple eight seven two seven beck more coming up

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00:24:11.500 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program this week what a horrible tragedy in texas

00:24:24.720 yesterday these uh 50 immigrants were found in the back of a semi-trailer and well 50 were dead uh 16

00:24:36.360 were taken to a hospital and and in bad shape uh you can't stuff a hundred people in the back of a

00:24:45.240 semi in the texas heat in late june and expect everything to be fine while you're driving them

00:24:52.220 across the border and smuggling them into this country i would say it's ill-advised to go outside 0.89

00:24:56.960 in any in any capacity right now it is don't go outside don't get into your car just stay inside in

00:25:03.580 the air conditioning and hope and pray that modern convenience makes it livable it's that it's been

00:25:08.220 rough the past couple weeks it's been over 100 almost every day here in the dallas area

00:25:11.900 and when you've got no ventilation yeah and you've got no air coming in uh oof no this is bad and look

00:25:19.780 terrible you know that obviously you can't control every single uh you're not going to catch every

00:25:27.780 single thing that comes across the border this this does this stuff does happen uh and it shouldn't

00:25:33.380 happen and i think like the the message that the government constantly sends to illegal immigrants

00:25:38.980 is hey you're welcome come we love you you know hugs kisses uh how much money do you need you know

00:25:46.320 hey well come on in we'll release you a great life here great life i mean that biden you got nothing to

00:25:51.160 worry about if you come here biden explicitly made these arguments during the campaign yes and of

00:25:56.180 course that's caused a massive part of our border problem overall and you see this as a you can't

00:26:05.280 you see this as an effect of those policies over a long period of time you know people in uh in

00:26:14.380 central america mexico colombia all the way down to south america should be aware that if you decide to

00:26:21.700 come to the border it is you are taking your life in your own hands and god only knows what's going

00:26:26.560 to happen there's no way we can protect you that's not it's not it's that's not something

00:26:31.000 that you should expect sadly because there's a lot of people that coyotes and others that will do

00:26:37.900 everything they can to exploit your life for your money yeah they don't the coyotes don't care at all

00:26:44.680 okay they don't care they want their seven thousand dollars per person and and they'll take that and

00:26:49.760 they don't care what happens to you it's really tragic it really is and you know our policies

00:26:56.100 have a part in causing these incidents over and over again going back you know decades but i mean

00:27:01.260 this one is particularly terrible and it is a foreshadowing we're still we still have the

00:27:08.600 overwhelming amount of people who are waiting on the border to cross i mean it's building every day

00:27:16.320 we've had numbers that we've never seen before the entire biden administration and has not had the

00:27:22.260 press as some of his other catastrophes because you know there's been so much to cover right normally

00:27:26.960 i'm critical of the media for not covering all of his you know the democrat president's catastrophes

00:27:31.800 it's almost impossible to ask them to do that there's too many every aspect of this presidency

00:27:38.480 has been an unmitigated disaster every aspect of it nothing has gone right i don't know if this guy

00:27:45.720 is the unluckiest person no ever lived he's just the most incompetent or the most incompetent yeah and 0.95

00:27:51.420 i think that's what it is ever ever had but i mean there are several issues that clearly are

00:27:56.540 bigger to the average american's life to focus on i mean everything from inflation gas prices economy

00:28:05.740 um you know obviously covid was part of that and that didn't he didn't handle that very well either

00:28:11.500 you know ukraine is still a big situation we sent 50 billion dollars plus to ukraine we just agreed to

00:28:19.640 billions more with at the g7 almost every single week we agree to billions more in ukraine almost every

00:28:28.040 week and how how deeply do we want to be enmeshed in this yeah and honestly like ukraine is

00:28:35.220 basically his most popular policy which is stunning i mean it's not popular stunning but it is more

00:28:41.900 popular than anything else he's doing and you look at the border while the numbers and the constant

00:28:51.700 horror show on the border has not really been covered by the media people know about it it's

00:28:56.660 actually outside of inflation i and some of these his economic measures he as far as popularity goes and

00:29:03.240 job performance goes it says the lowest one out of all of them i mean people realize it's going badly

00:29:07.740 they're just not getting beat over the head by the coverage but once this flow comes that they're not

00:29:11.540 going to have a choice to avoid that either this is why they're so big on the abortion thing they want 1.00

00:29:15.740 the abortion thing to be the issue you vote on because they know at the very least they have you know 0.97

00:29:20.800 half the people who generally speaking are you know some level of abortion support yeah and you know

00:29:27.320 they've seen the handmaid's tale that maybe they'll get the reference and like you mentioned what else does

00:29:32.160 he have he's got nothing else he's underwater on everything the economy is terrible inflation skyrocketing

00:29:40.020 gas prices are completely out of control uh you've got the border which is a mess crime crime is not

00:29:50.000 yeah it's going through the roof that's not good a lot of these big cities i mean it's all that's why the two

00:29:55.540 things they have right now they believe are january 6th and abortion right those are the two things

00:30:01.180 it's why they're making such a big deal about it they scheduled a a brand new conference or you know

00:30:06.640 session for today in their committee because they have supposed new evidence we'll see what that is

00:30:12.080 they've said that multiple times of course multiple times and it's like a nothing burger every time so

00:30:17.600 they're trying to come up with something right there and like look you'd expect this out of a party

00:30:21.800 like they're not going to just sit here and lose nicely they're going to try to do something but

00:30:25.700 they it's just shocking how little they have to hang on to i can't work to anything and they even make

00:30:31.460 i mean was it biden that talked about the police officer on january 6th they even try to still

00:30:38.460 maintain that the that the mob on uh on january 6th killed the police officer brian sicknick yeah he had

00:30:47.080 two strokes right how are you blaming that on the trump supporters you can't that they're also

00:30:55.040 blaming the suicides that two other cops uh committed later on weeks afterward that was because of january

00:31:01.960 6th as well i mean they act like multiple murders occurred when these were health related issues

00:31:09.540 mental or or physical health and there's just no reason to exaggerate what it was it wasn't good

00:31:16.460 right there's it is and it was you know like the january 6th committee could be worth something

00:31:22.120 like for example i'd really like to know why we didn't have enough security at the capitol and why

00:31:28.800 were some officers allowing people to come in sure and others were you know shooting tear gas at the

00:31:33.960 grub i think it's valuable to know what trump's response was to it you know i mean i we watched it

00:31:39.080 happen in real time it felt like a long time what was really going on why why wasn't he out there

00:31:43.360 you know tweeting or making speeches right after it i'd like to know i mean i think it's important

00:31:48.380 for us to know but does anybody there may be valid reasons there may be maybe he was on the phone

00:31:55.140 talking to people constantly i'd like to know the answer to it but the bottom line is we know for

00:32:00.180 certain this committee is not serious in finding those answers they are out there to just smear

00:32:06.260 donald trump and go after him and try to make republicans all look like they're wearing horns and

00:32:11.560 breaking into nancy pelosi's office and that's not who they were it's not even the people who were at

00:32:17.620 the speech on january 6th those most of those people weren't even involved in any of that stuff

00:32:24.520 so they this is just they are it shows a an incredible amount of desperation and i think some

00:32:34.500 connection to reality they realize how badly this is going to go for them they see a historic

00:32:40.960 wave election right around the corner smacking them in the face and no argument to make against

00:32:46.440 it and they're on the wrong side of it they're on the wrong side of it they don't there's no there's

00:32:50.660 you know it's like a giant tidal wave is coming toward them and they have no seawalls they have

00:32:54.940 nothing they're all just standing there on the beach going holy crap so they're trying to dig

00:32:58.560 themselves a hole and hoping that works out well that doesn't usually work out very well but that does

00:33:04.180 seem to be their attempt this is all because of that all of the uh the january 6th thing because

00:33:11.420 of the way it's being done i think is just all them trying to hold on to political points yep and

00:33:16.980 similarly i'd say the same thing for the way many of the democrats are reacting now there are people

00:33:22.120 on the left who really care about abortion and it's their big thing we know joe biden isn't one of

00:33:26.400 those people he's one of those he he said himself every abortion is a tragedy in 2006 not not 1986

00:33:33.520 2006 this is a guy who who he claims to be very religious a guy who obviously understands at least

00:33:42.480 the pro-life side of this argument right he understands he might not agree with it but he

00:33:46.940 understands it at least he did at one point when he wasn't 80 years old and so for him to act you

00:33:54.320 listen to his speech after the roe versus wade decision comes out and in the dobbs case and his

00:34:00.740 his whole speech is about voting for democrats nancy pelosi you just gotta you gotta vote for us that's

00:34:06.320 how you solve this problem it's always the way you solve this problem always the same thing and it

00:34:11.780 shows how desperate they are it really does it's it's embarrassing but it is reality for the left right

00:34:17.940 now committee member representative jamie raskin called uh he he called what's coming up uh for the

00:34:25.880 committee a deluge of new evidence it's a deluge of new evidence i can't wait to see what it is is

00:34:35.560 this all the the documentary thing i guess like it seems like the trump administration had commissioned

00:34:42.900 a documentary through this period yeah with like a friendly source and so they had a bunch of

00:34:48.700 interviews right after january 6th with all these big players that were supposed to go into this

00:34:53.200 essentially like it's been described as a puff piece documentary like one of those documentaries

00:34:57.760 you you know you were we're showing history it was there was their approval was needed for the

00:35:02.500 footage to be used and stuff is it the nick searcy thing or is it this is a different one i don't know

00:35:07.680 i'm not sure i don't think i don't think it is but it was there's a they were they had all of these

00:35:12.580 interviews it was a guy who's i can't think of who it was his name off the top of my head but it was

00:35:16.000 a guy who's friendly with the administration so they were like oh yeah we'll do it i mean we we know

00:35:19.260 this isn't like a hit piece so they came in and they had all these interviews like one of the

00:35:23.120 things they were trying to hype a lot is that ivanka trump said something about how well you know

00:35:28.300 we don't know we want to make sure we're fighting for every vote to be counted or something

00:35:31.700 as if that disagrees with what she said earlier when she said you know i heard bill barr say that you know

00:35:37.240 the election wasn't stolen so i believed him they're like dun dun a big moment it's like wait

00:35:42.680 so she wants every vote to be counted like how is that uh bad at all every vote should be counted

00:35:48.920 number one and number two it doesn't disagree at all with her you know hearing in a private meeting 0.59

00:35:55.160 with somebody that wasn't stolen and her believing it like it doesn't mean that she doesn't want every

00:36:00.340 vote to be counted it's a silly stuff like this but they're just desperate for anything they can

00:36:05.160 they can get their claws into yeah the panel's investigators sat for two hours with british

00:36:11.120 filmmaker alex holder is that who you're talking about they might be that might be that's not that's

00:36:15.380 not the guy who was like related to the trump administration though the guy who's related to

00:36:20.100 the trump administration commissioned a documentary and then that footage that was initially going to

00:36:25.920 be used in this documentary is now now all of it is being turned over to the committee so who knows

00:36:31.000 maybe somebody did say something interesting in there we might find that out maybe so far what

00:36:34.940 they've leaked it has not been interesting no it has not no it's been nothing absolutely nothing

00:36:41.120 nothing triple eight seven two seven beck more patents do for glenn coming up glenn back join the

00:36:47.260 conversation eight eight eight seven two seven beck all right it's pat and stew in for glenn on the

00:37:09.460 glenn back program he's on vacation he'll be back soon you know pat one of the things i went back and

00:37:14.000 forth on i got so many texts and so many messages from people i hadn't talked to in a while uh from

00:37:19.520 just everybody i could everybody i knew who was on the pro-life side of things on friday and they

00:37:24.320 they all kept texting me and they we went back and forth it was just so cool and everyone i just kept

00:37:28.000 typing the same thing over and over again i just kept saying what a day like what a day i can't believe

00:37:32.980 this day has come and so i was thinking about how to we were talking about like what do we you know

00:37:39.000 we want to come up with a pro-life shirt or something what can we do and i just thought you know

00:37:42.100 let's just put the date on there 6 24 22 that's it i like it and we have that available now at

00:37:48.740 stewdoesmerch.com if you want to check that out it's a great way because what i love about it is

00:37:53.380 everybody who knows will know you know you see that date you're going to know it and i want it to

00:37:58.560 become much more than january 6th that everybody remembers 6 24 22 is a big day in our history

00:38:05.320 roe versus wade goes down and this is how we're commemorating it at least over at stew does america

00:38:11.440 uh it's stewdoesmerch.com check it out and uh they've got i think you know stickers and and

00:38:17.700 hats and t-shirts and all that stuff so check it out if you want to uh have that moment because i i like

00:38:22.980 the moment when you're walking down and someone looks at your shirt they know what it is and no

00:38:26.020 one else around does and just kind of get that little nod yeah i like that i like that too that's

00:38:30.020 great so uh all right did you see that um they had a big festival and a big eco festival in england

00:38:37.760 and greta thunberg was there uh and uh i prefer to pronounce it greta thunberg okay yes she was there

00:38:46.840 and what is she 36 now or something she's a she's the teenager that never ceases to be a teenager

00:38:54.660 right and uh she's at these ecology things and these climate change things and what i loved about

00:39:03.020 this particular event was how concerned these people are about the earth and the environment

00:39:08.900 and making sure that uh that they they they're living a clean life and and really protecting the

00:39:17.220 earth and here's um well here's what the festival grounds look like at right after the festival

00:39:24.640 ended and and there it is you can see it it's like a uh a giant dumpster or a landfill was dropped

00:39:32.360 in the middle of london and the the litter here and the the fact that nobody cared about cleaning up

00:39:41.780 after themselves or just putting a i don't know one of their bags and their trash in a garbage can

00:39:47.500 instead of on the lawn oh my gosh look at that i how do you claim to be an environmentalist when

00:39:56.100 you do this did greta go out and pick it up oh no she did not she did not no she did are you sure

00:40:00.700 it's not something no she did not wow that's incredible we should compare and contrast that

00:40:05.440 with what the mall uh in dc looked like after we had 500 000 people gather there uh it was cleaner

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00:44:03.360 so the worst run cities in america would you think that they are uh they're run by democrats or

00:44:13.100 republicans well obviously republicans first of all women don't have rights there okay yeah did 1.00

00:44:18.120 you know there's no trans rights in those cities it's like the hands made handmaid's tale yeah that's 1.00

00:44:22.480 a good reference because no one's made it you know no one's put together that particular i thought it

00:44:27.040 was really creative yeah you know it's interesting now i have heard it uh from every democrat oh you have

00:44:33.260 that's ever lived yes the handmaid's tale reference but i would like to hear it more often because

00:44:37.860 it's so incredibly smart it's apropos if you will it is uh you know of course it's interesting that

00:44:44.560 like the you're saying that the the people who argue for smaller government and less control

00:44:51.020 of government of your life are the people that are going to implement the full control

00:44:56.920 of your life through the government oh that's yeah because that makes a lot of sense sure it does you

00:45:02.920 know sure it does it's really consistent with the with the constitution and the principles we

00:45:07.340 espouse is is a bunch of theocratic leaders um taking over and making women have to you know a 1.00

00:45:16.920 big part of of family values on the right has always been you should be married to a woman and then have 0.96

00:45:22.800 a concubine on the side to impregnate constantly that's a big part that's a big part of the conservative 0.94

00:45:27.800 argument for this country talked about that on this show it's the big vision of conservatives you must

00:45:32.720 have a concubine on the side that's kind of what the whole i mean that's the whole argument for 0.93

00:45:37.720 conservatism in this country is pro concubine it always has been and that's why the handmaid's

00:45:42.680 tale is so prescient you know it really is that it really is look if we get in control yes we're

00:45:47.980 telling you now concubines that's what's happening gotta have we're very pro concubine on this program 0.99

00:45:53.020 gotta have we gotta have you gotta have a concubine now i prefer 10 10 is great 10 is great if you can get

00:45:59.760 10 and i will say we also want them to dress very very in a covered up way we don't want to see

00:46:06.540 their hair uh we don't want to see really any part of them except their face that is the way we've

00:46:11.600 been talking about that's what we want concubines but well-dressed concubines yeah well covered anyway 1.00

00:46:17.500 covered yeah they're not necessarily definitely covered that's stylish because you don't even want

00:46:21.060 to see their wrist you know no you want their sleeves to go down up to about their fingers i

00:46:27.360 mean you look at clarence thomas's writings from law school he talks very much about anti-wrist pro

00:46:32.180 concubine that's pretty much his only two positions he was huge at yale on that oh yeah those were the

00:46:38.280 two things oh yeah and uh in fact i think his final thesis at yale was about that it was yeah it was

00:46:44.640 did you hear the other day but this is a little bit i know i'm dragging you off topic a little bit

00:46:47.940 here but uh the someone i think was on mbc news called amy coney barrett a handmaiden oh my gosh

00:46:57.240 i mean how i'm here is a woman who's this is the ultimate example of feminism right back in the 1.00

00:47:04.800 original thought of it a woman who can rise above everything to have a giant family and still achieve 1.00

00:47:11.600 all of her dreams rise to be one of the most powerful people in the nation yeah she's a handmaiden 0.99

00:47:17.480 she's a handmaiden and and you know of course sotomayor and kagan are two women who are on the

00:47:23.000 supreme court they're not handmaidens they not at all not at all no you know that that's that's not

00:47:28.400 at all uh no no reason to talk about them that way just amy coney barrett because you don't like her

00:47:32.660 it's incredible all right sorry tell me about the worst city in america worst city in america

00:47:36.380 worst run city in america washington dc run by democrats but i'm sure that's the exception rather

00:47:46.520 than the rule but only for about years yeah probably about 60 70 years san francisco california

00:47:51.520 number two but again run by democrats for only about 50 or 60 years okay then you got new york city new

00:47:59.580 york new york now there have been some republicans in the past in new york but they're not there now

00:48:04.480 and they haven't been for a while so new york number three i'm not sure about chattanooga tennessee

00:48:11.280 i i don't know who the mayor is there uh it's possible it's a democrat we should maybe look

00:48:17.220 into that cleveland ohio run by democrats okay that's one two three four we're down to the five

00:48:24.000 number six detroit michigan run by democrats forever flint michigan run by democrats oakland

00:48:30.320 california democrats hartford connecticut democrats and then you get to gulfport mississippi at number 10

00:48:37.820 um as the worst run city a lot of the the mayoral races we did a project on this oh they're non

00:48:44.480 non-partisan yeah so this a lot of them tim kelly is the mayor of chattanooga and he and he's a new

00:48:49.900 a relatively new mayor but he is listed as an independent okay so it doesn't you don't i don't

00:48:55.740 know i don't know maybe someone from chattanooga can tell us but we went we did a project on this a

00:48:59.240 while ago for one of uh glenn's books and we went back and we researched i think it was i want to say

00:49:04.800 it was an inconvenient book may have been that one it was one of the very it was one of the earlier

00:49:09.000 books and we went through we looked at every every single um city in america with the worst poverty

00:49:16.460 levels i had the biggest problems with ongoing poverty over long periods of time and we looked

00:49:22.680 at them and we said who who are the mayors of these cities i mean people are struggling you know

00:49:27.680 the poverty rates are extraordinarily high usually the crime rates are really high yeah and and we went

00:49:33.800 back and we we found that of the top i think it was the top 10 um it was cities with the worst

00:49:40.200 poverty levels republicans had only run them in i think it was like six or eight percent that's what

00:49:47.560 i was thinking of the years since 1960 which is fascinating it's not close i'll tell you that it was

00:49:54.840 well over 90 run by democrats yeah well well you know some of them were um independents that

00:50:01.780 essentially operated as democrats but as far as just republicans it was something like i don't know

00:50:06.560 you know nine six or eight percent was right it was under under 10 the only ones it was like miami

00:50:12.500 there have been some republican mayors i don't know if they're still in the situation where they're in

00:50:16.600 the top 10 anymore for poverty levels but at the time they were and i think cleveland going back a

00:50:21.440 bunch of years had a mayor or two that was republican but it's really rare and it's really rare

00:50:26.720 and you trump made this argument and and the media beat him up on it but like the idea that

00:50:35.000 at some point you should try something different i don't even know like maybe you might say hey it's

00:50:41.360 not republicans it's libertarians whatever but like at some point don't you think that you should try

00:50:48.620 something other than democrats constantly you would think so uh it doesn't make sense that that thought

00:50:55.020 doesn't seem to occur to them it really doesn't okay conversely what's the best run city in america

00:51:01.500 according to the survey uh nampa idaho number two boise idaho number three fort wayne indiana

00:51:10.820 uh at number four nashua new hampshire then lexington kentucky lincoln nebraska

00:51:18.980 las cruces new mexico oklahoma city oklahoma uh missoula montana surprises me at uh number nine

00:51:27.160 and number 10 durham north carolina i mean it is amazing uh the fact that the worst run cities the

00:51:35.820 the cities in the biggest problems in the most debt with the highest crime rates uh and cities that

00:51:42.700 have like stew just mentioned the the highest poverty rates almost exclusively democrat run cities

00:51:50.260 and conversely the best run usually republican run cities and yet uh i don't know the cities that

00:51:59.560 are run crappily by democrats they continue to vote for democrats it's really amazing it really is i don't

00:52:05.940 understand it you know i it's a total um it's totally shutting off the the theory that you should

00:52:14.180 be open to other options right like it's only like a it's only it's a borderline religious uh religious

00:52:19.640 situation i remember this is going back a couple of elections now there was a complaint about

00:52:22.820 philadelphia from the right and they said look at all these these voting districts where it's like

00:52:29.060 100 of people in philadelphia voted for democrats this can't possibly be right and so you know people

00:52:35.580 looked at me like gosh it was it was all over it was like you know district after district after district

00:52:39.180 and it would be like 98 99 100 for democrats and you'd go in and you'd look at it and what they would

00:52:45.840 find is you know this quote-unquote voting district was essentially a one building right like a a

00:52:52.620 you know an apartment building and that was the entire district and they'd go through it and they would

00:52:56.960 be like no it's like they're just all like registered democrats like that's just like what it is you

00:53:02.160 you get to a certain particularly in some minority communities in these inner cities you find

00:53:08.520 99 95 of people voting for the same thing i mean we know this nationally nationally african americans

00:53:17.860 vote for democrats in the presidential races in the you know around 92 95 88 varying on the year like

00:53:25.580 the big win is 88 for you know if it's only 88 huge victory for republicans

00:53:32.000 like that is i don't know how to explain that pat you know i i people are different and i think like

00:53:39.600 you just get to this place where it becomes part of your of your culture and your identity that i

00:53:46.080 vote this way and no matter what these people do to you you still continue to come back to that same

00:53:51.540 well despite the fact that your life sucks because of the way things are run around you you keep voting

00:53:56.900 the same way yeah it doesn't it really doesn't make sense i wouldn't look if republicans became

00:54:02.440 i've voted third party before because of this when republicans infuriate me because they're big government

00:54:08.580 oh i don't care i'm not gonna stick around either i'm not gonna get beat up either by a stupid 0.99

00:54:13.060 political party year after year after year after year and you know some people you know you argue

00:54:18.020 they'll say hey you know you should vote for that you know and like yeah you only vote for one of the two parties

00:54:22.900 look if if the democrats became a party where they actually respected individual rights and reversed

00:54:30.860 essentially all their positions i'm not locked into the r i'll vote for the d if they're better

00:54:36.520 they're just not they're terrible in every way so i'm not considering that but i would consider it if

00:54:42.360 they change their views well i frankly don't understand the the uh obsession with party affiliation

00:54:50.240 yeah i mean i you know i don't feel that affinity for the republican party that i must be loyal to

00:54:56.840 them no matter what well no if they've got crappy policies that they're acting like democrats i i don't

00:55:02.700 care i'm not voting for republicans i'll go independent or you know find somebody else to vote for

00:55:08.500 um but you know it's you go back to the george washington thing where he said we shouldn't have a

00:55:15.020 party system and you look at the way things are now and it was probably pretty smart he might have

00:55:21.240 known what he was talking about there it's possible i don't know i mean what are the what's the evidence

00:55:25.380 that that guy was smart yeah george washington yeah you know i don't know he doesn't what did he know

00:55:31.140 not much obviously no not much 888-727-BECK uh more patents do for glenn coming up in one minute

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00:57:03.680 stewart you're frightened out of your mind about monkeypox because it's completely out of control

00:57:08.200 now completely out of control i will be honest with you i've not spent a lot of time thinking

00:57:13.180 about monkeypox what how irresponsible of you is it i mean it doesn't seem like do you know that it is

00:57:19.920 exploding across the united states right now yeah uh my understanding was was relatively hard to get

00:57:25.920 like days ago okay two days ago there were 156 people with monkeypox in this country you know what

00:57:34.000 the number is now 201 out of just 330 million people i don't know now how scared are you the the same

00:57:43.240 the same same amount let me run this by you okay worldwide it's about 1700 people out of just

00:57:50.640 seven and a half billion i remain similarly frightened which is a on the low scale of scared

00:57:57.260 wow yeah wow look i mean i remember when the covet thing was happening and they'd be like hey there's

00:58:03.180 uh 40 cases today there's 200 cases today there's 9 000 cases today there's 114 000 cases like it was

00:58:09.260 pretty fast like it was going up a few in a day it doesn't seem all that and i you know again it's it's

00:58:17.240 not they're trying to make they're trying hard to get us really scared it's not a it's not a thing

00:58:22.260 you catch in the air right it's no you don't you got to touch somebody in a special place

00:58:27.440 many and in a special way in a special way uh and that's how you get it and i you know you hook up

00:58:33.700 with somebody you know could be that it does it's not sexually transmitted per se although they think

00:58:37.820 they're they're open to the possibility it could be actually because of of the communities it's hitting

00:58:42.340 uh it seems like maybe yeah it is and new york was the first major city there let me read this to

00:58:48.300 you because it shed some light on how you get it um new york became the first major city in the

00:58:53.540 united states to begin offering vaccines for monkeypox last week making the two-dose genios

00:58:59.240 smallpox vaccine available to men who have sex with men so they're only giving it wait is that can you do

00:59:06.240 that legally you can only you're only giving it to men who have sex with men i i guess because it's

00:59:12.120 high risk i mean i guess this has been the community hardest hit from what i understand

00:59:17.220 in the limited reading i've done on it men who have sex with men as well as men who have multiple

00:59:21.240 sexual partners in the past 14 days what about people who do not have uteruses can they be involved

00:59:28.000 in this because i don't like your terminology when you say men don't have uteruses you said men who have

00:59:33.360 sex with men as if men can only have sex with men or men can only be men what about people who don't 0.68

00:59:40.380 have uteruses or uteri well um i think they might be included in this okay all right yeah i think

00:59:48.920 they might be thankfully here thankfully finally uh yeah because i guess it's they don't necessarily

00:59:53.220 think it's a sexually trained like they don't think it would well there's some icky like sores 0.50

00:59:59.360 involved and yeah they might be in strategically placed areas of your body sure and maybe you should

01:00:05.900 ask somebody before you you know hook up with them hey do you have sores and strategically placed

01:00:11.560 areas of your body interesting you bring this up i have tried this it does it's not it ruins the mood

01:00:16.820 quite a bit yeah when i go whenever i go into one of my favorite establishments around the area and

01:00:21.840 look for a look for a partner for a fun evening with a person without a uterus usually it's always a 1.00

01:00:27.040 person without a uterus okay uterus sort of just grosses me out pat and so when i go out and i 0.87

01:00:31.600 i ask them i say hey hey nice to meet you do you have sores on your junk okay okay usually

01:00:38.860 they usually destroys the mood you think they end the communication at that time well could it be

01:00:44.200 something else it could be it could be because i think the question is legit it's a good question

01:00:49.540 it's a good question in this time yeah you know with with all the monkey pox around you have to ask

01:00:54.280 the question with 201 people in the country that have it i first was like is do people not like this

01:01:00.340 shirt you know is it possible were you wearing that particular shirt because that could be it

01:01:06.220 because because it's it's plaid and sometimes i might have thought this guy's a lumberjack i don't

01:01:10.420 want anything to do with him right you know you know and that's that may have been so i tried a

01:01:14.600 different shirt and still when i led with that question it was it was ice cold the reception was

01:01:21.220 not warm huh i don't know then i don't know what to tell you it's hard to know how could one know

01:01:27.240 you know especially if that's a mood destroyer in this time if you can't ask about sores within

01:01:32.940 the first 30 seconds of meeting someone when can you ask about sores you know i don't know i feel

01:01:38.420 like there should be it's too late i guess you could ask but well then it's too late you got monkey

01:01:43.380 box yeah and i don't want to get the pox no you don't you know who wants you don't want you want

01:01:47.240 to avoid the pox if it's at all possible because the pox themselves are really nasty i can't look at the

01:01:52.680 pox this is why i have not honestly this is probably why i've not read about it i can't see

01:01:56.040 the pictures so many pictures online it's like no don't want to see it no you're going through

01:02:01.600 something i feel bad for you i hope you get treatment i just don't want to know about it

01:02:05.220 please don't tell me about it and if it happens to me i'll just i'll find something high to jump

01:02:09.920 off of that's all that's my vaccine for for the monkey pox yeah if i get hit with it i will probably

01:02:15.200 jump off a very tall building because it's just not something i could deal with i could not deal with

01:02:20.760 that and uh oh i i really though the very limited amount of of reading that i have done on this does

01:02:27.580 not it just seems difficult to attain yeah you don't it doesn't seem it's not like covid where

01:02:33.820 you know people where it spreads like wildfire get a short conversation with someone in a closed area

01:02:38.880 it's not like that so i'm not all that worried about now you know this is the most that i've ever

01:02:44.080 had it in america but it's still not it doesn't spread like wildfire but it is interesting that they

01:02:50.420 just make this available the vaccine is only available to gay and bisexual men transgender

01:02:56.240 women and gender non-conforming people not amazing is that even legal i don't know wow i don't know

01:03:05.140 oh but also sex workers and uh people who work in high risk situations i will say the opposite would

01:03:10.720 definitely not be legal right if they said only straight people can get it yeah no way there's no

01:03:14.280 way they would allow that no way but they're out of it already in new york and washington dc

01:03:19.600 so don't even ask for it the glenn back program

01:03:23.940 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program i love this meme making the rounds on the

01:03:34.260 internet calm down liberals no one is coming for your abortions we just want common sense abortion 0.56

01:03:44.660 mandatory background checks complete with mental health evaluation you must be placed in a national 0.77

01:03:53.580 abortion registry get a 200 tax stamp in a one-year wait period outlaw assault abortions after the first

01:04:01.880 trimester and limit the number you can have salt portions no one needs more than one abortion 0.66

01:04:09.660 no no one needs that no right why would you need that you wouldn't need that and you might say well

01:04:16.240 i i don't have to explain why i need it it's a constitutional right yeah except what they would

01:04:21.540 say first of all it is what they would say it's not a constitutional right as we as we now know for

01:04:25.640 certain um which it never was but the court recognized it for a little while there um but it's

01:04:33.580 fascinating to see that because they would never accept that and you know it's what they do accept all the

01:04:38.060 time in europe there's all sorts of restrictions on abortion in europe you have to prove what you

01:04:43.660 have to prove you have a specific need to get it it's like the second amendment case we we talked

01:04:48.800 about from new york last week where they overturned the the uh the may issue

01:04:56.600 way they do things in new york where they say okay well look we might if you want you want to carry

01:05:03.700 your gun let us know why you need it prove prove to us you need to execute your rights

01:05:08.440 and that's they think that's crazy well that's the standard in europe you know in almost all those

01:05:14.440 countries you have to have some justification especially if it's past you know eight or ten

01:05:19.020 weeks you have to come up with a reason why you need an abortion what if the reason is i i don't want 0.98

01:05:23.680 to be inconvenienced by this pregnancy is that not good enough i i don't think it is in europe

01:05:30.280 you have to wow now of course i'm sure there's plenty of of doctors and and officials that will

01:05:35.980 help you manipulate those rules but technically you're supposed to say it like you have to have

01:05:40.440 a unique um economic use mental health right mental mental health but sometimes you have to come up

01:05:46.580 with like an economic justification as well oh well you have to say like i'm you know destitute i can't

01:05:51.000 pay for this kid and then they might give it to you sometimes you have to have a uh a waiting period

01:05:55.840 a long waiting period you know a couple weeks sometimes you have to take you have to take

01:06:00.880 courses on on how on um the ramifications of it how it operates there's all sorts of i we should

01:06:07.540 incredible we should go through it at some point it's pretty interesting yeah some of them have

01:06:11.020 liberalized in the last few years i mean ireland was very strong against abortion and has lately opened

01:06:17.480 it up and this is one of the arguments being made by the left right now which is we are uh we are

01:06:23.580 totally against everything else going on in this country we are excuse me in the world our country

01:06:31.540 is running afoul of the rest of the world the rest of the world is opening up liberalizing their

01:06:37.740 abortion rights and we are closing them what's interesting is we we were so far to the left of

01:06:44.620 everyone else in the world generally speaking there are some exceptions to that but very few we were so

01:06:49.500 far to the left that now we have moved back to what you would fairly describe as a moderate position

01:06:57.700 i mean people are like oh well this how can you move to this hardcore right position it's not

01:07:02.400 i mean it's it's obviously a moderate position because states can decide what they want to do

01:07:07.160 yeah before it was constitutionally guaranteed up to like 20 you know at least 20 weeks i mean up

01:07:13.620 until this decision the republican position was a 20-week ban that was what they were actually trying to

01:07:19.160 push through in a lot of these states now there are some people going farther than that but generally

01:07:22.460 speaking republicans were looking to try to get a 20-week ban which is way to the left of almost

01:07:27.760 all of europe and wow and and now so like other countries are moving from a ban to a six-week ban

01:07:36.540 and like well they're moving they're liberalizing their rules and we're we're making them more

01:07:40.080 conservative it's like all right that's not not the right way to look at this here there is some

01:07:44.580 opening up of these laws but i do think long term this will be looked back at as as a national

01:07:49.800 tragedy a global tragedy and one of the things that they're complaining about now is that you have

01:07:55.720 to travel to get an abortion in some states it looks like in texas you'd have to travel a certain

01:08:01.180 distance to to be able to get an abortion uh and in other states like utah you got to go to colorado

01:08:10.260 in order to obtain uh an abortion but uh there's a lot of companies that are paying for that for 0.97

01:08:18.260 people and now the biden administration and the health and human services secretary

01:08:26.400 saying that yeah maybe they they'll pay for your travel to get an abortion as well 0.99

01:08:32.220 listen to this from uh xavier bacera telling nbc news what the biden administration is considering

01:08:41.200 right now what are you doing concretely in response to the court's decision to try to help women well

01:08:47.360 we're working with uh centers like planned parenthood so we are restoring funding for title 10 family

01:08:55.300 planning services we are working with uh supporters on the ground to make sure that we are providing

01:09:01.880 services to women where we can uh we are looking into everything including assisting in transportation

01:09:08.740 something that hhs doesn't typically do can you do that legally good question talk to me later

01:09:14.560 i mean that's a big question right i always tell my team at hhs uh if you've done your homework then

01:09:22.520 we have no right to do mild and so we're going to be aggressive and go all the way and i i would

01:09:28.460 tell you if uh god you're recording so i won't tell you so this is all on the record mr secretary we

01:09:35.060 are looking at every option wow among those is transportation what say that again we are looking

01:09:40.100 at every option and among those is transportation transporting women to other states 0.99

01:09:44.300 oh yay i could get a ride from the federal government to kill my baby yay oh god can you 0.98

01:09:57.100 imagine this guy as your boss too no every one of their employees has got to be like oh god if he

01:10:03.140 says that thing about if you've done your homework it you can't go mild one more freaking time that's

01:10:10.120 like that's like the you've got done your homework you can't go mild what i don't even what does that

01:10:16.860 i don't even know it's just something he thinks is really smart like he said it multiple times oh

01:10:21.920 yeah i i just picture uh you know the guy from office space sitting there hearing like you know

01:10:26.640 uh the tps report thing over and over and over again that every one of his employees is talking

01:10:32.360 about that phrase me like god will he shut up uh and unfortunately no he won't unless he's trying

01:10:39.040 to hide illegal behavior which is what he seemed to be doing yeah i would tell you at uh h hhs where

01:10:45.500 i'm telling my employees well no i'm not going to tell you that because you're yeah this is being

01:10:49.400 broadcast so never mind yeah it's that's amazing it's pretty telling a telling thing and you know

01:10:54.360 we've seen uh biden encourage people basically says hey they can't look through your mail in other

01:10:59.760 words you know if you get abortion pills sent from overseas you can have your abortion here and

01:11:04.900 the statistics back this up the you know um texas has a six-week ban had a six-week ban until

01:11:11.360 very recently which eliminated i think about half of abortions so about half of them didn't happen in

01:11:17.920 texas and they looked at what happened in neighboring states and they found out about another 25 percent

01:11:24.080 seemed to happen in neighboring states and then another 25 percent seemed to happen with pills so the

01:11:29.300 question is did it reduce abortions at all and the answer seems to be no maybe no if if it did maybe a

01:11:35.540 little bit wow and this is the long-term battle i'm going to go over this tonight on studios america

01:11:41.180 this is one of the focuses of the show today because we have to remember this is a long-term battle this is

01:11:48.000 not just overturning roe versus wade and celebrating and it might be great that your state doesn't have

01:11:52.840 abortions and that's i think a great move and and this was a necessary part of the fight for life

01:11:57.980 but he does not end here you know look long term there are organizations all around the world that

01:12:05.080 will send abortion pills to you at your house no matter whether you live in a state or not 0.92

01:12:10.020 that allows abortion you can travel to other states canada their react their immediate reaction

01:12:15.520 justin trudeau as you might expect he's probably impregnated you know hundreds of women in canada

01:12:19.720 and is very frequently at the abortion clinics so he was very happy to say hey come across come

01:12:26.280 across the border we'll give you emotion abortion care here we'll pay for it yeah well except you 0.99

01:12:29.700 got to be vaccinated so yeah that's the funny part it's like will they allow unvaccinated women to 1.00

01:12:34.520 at least come in and abort children can't allow which one do they care more about i think they

01:12:38.180 might allow it they might allow unvaccinated people they won't allow unvaccinated people to cross the

01:12:43.280 the the border to do business go to a blue jays game none of that but uh for an abortion they might 1.00

01:12:50.060 allow it yeah they might waive it for that which is fascinating uh but you know it's funny you brought up

01:12:55.260 the uh the gun thing because that is a i think a really a really good example as to where we are

01:13:00.800 in this country think about if you were on the left and we know their their goal is not common

01:13:05.600 sense gun reform right we know what their goal is to get rid of all of these guns okay and a lot of 0.96

01:13:11.300 times we say this we say their goal is to overturn the second amendment but that's not their goal

01:13:15.840 because think about what overturning the second amendment does overturning the second amendment you

01:13:20.540 got to elect all these people you got to go through the whole constitutional process uh really

01:13:24.860 difficult you got to get all these people in place you have to win over the american people enough

01:13:29.120 and then you overturn the second amendment and that's hard and that's incredibly hard okay what

01:13:35.600 what what have you accomplished then how many guns are off the street no answer that is zero guns zero

01:13:42.360 guns are off the street once you've gone through all of that work and that's where we are that you are

01:13:46.880 here when you talk about the abortion process we have essentially i would argue overturning roe versus wade

01:13:53.360 is a say is a similar thing as is overturn the second amendment okay it's massive however texas would 0.88

01:14:01.760 say it's constitutionally guaranteed for you to be able to carry a gun so would louisiana so would

01:14:06.660 mississippi so would all the red states they'd all say you can still own guns and then some of the purple 0.51

01:14:11.060 states would say you can own these types of guns and not other types of guns and some people would

01:14:14.920 say you're grandfathered in others would not and you know what would at the end of the day california

01:14:19.620 would ban them new york would ban them and of course then all their criminals would still remain

01:14:24.500 with their guns but there would still be if it's not 400 million guns on the streets it's 300 million

01:14:30.500 and or more because after this then you have to figure out to go because you can ban them in

01:14:36.280 california but they're still on the streets then you have to go door to door to collect them and how

01:14:40.500 does that work not very well not very well so what you can do the best way proposition the best way to

01:14:46.340 eliminate guns in america is the best way to eliminate abortion in america which is convince 0.94

01:14:50.380 people that it's wrong yeah convince people win the argument persuade them you know we right now if

01:14:57.980 if evil clarence thomas you know he wants to do this pat if he overturned super evil if he overturned

01:15:04.760 the idea that slavery was illegal if he came in because you know clarence thomas big slavery proponent

01:15:09.740 if he came in and he said he's a white supremacist white supremacist exactly if he came in and said

01:15:15.380 okay now somehow there's a ruling and somehow it passed the supreme court and somehow got through

01:15:19.040 and it was slavery is legal right now what would happen would there be a lot of people being like

01:15:25.200 i'm going to open up my new slave business no because we reject it as a horror show right we all 0.66

01:15:30.800 think it's wrong yeah everyone agrees everyone agrees with the exception of maybe like four white 0.93

01:15:36.280 supremacists that slavery is terrible and no one would own slaves even if it were legal and that's

01:15:43.140 because we that argument was won by persuasion it was also won by war and it was also won by

01:15:48.560 constitutional amendment and all those other things factored in but to win that argument what you need

01:15:53.160 to do is convince people they don't want it anymore there was a big argument about interracial

01:15:57.440 marriage it was a controversial topic at one point in this country it no longer is the argument was won

01:16:03.740 which is why it's such a stupid claim it's such a stupid claim interracial marriage could be next 1.00

01:16:08.600 clarence thomas who is involved currently in an interracial marriage right right yeah he's going

01:16:14.520 to overturn that certainly uh but like maybe that's his way he didn't want to tell his wife he wanted

01:16:19.040 a divorce so he's going to overturn interracial marriage but i mean it got um contraception is the

01:16:24.500 same thing you know there was a time where contra contraception was a controversial topic in this

01:16:30.920 country it is no longer a controversial topic in this country if the contraception the contraception

01:16:36.340 ruling which was poorly argued and was this type of constitutional reach that roe versus wade was as

01:16:43.100 well if that were to go away tomorrow every state in the union would make it legal every state in the

01:16:50.760 union would make it legal it is not a controversial thing everybody you might not like it there are some

01:16:56.240 opponents to contraception still but it would not be a controversial topic they don't want you to think

01:17:01.780 about that because they they they want to scare you their goal right now is to scare liberal voters

01:17:07.520 mainly to get to the polls because they realize we're not at the point where we're going to win

01:17:11.200 this election we're not at the point where we can win purple districts let's just try to defend the

01:17:16.160 blue ones and that's where they are right now again it's all they got it's all they got

01:17:19.420 you know we focused as conservatives on this idea of companies paying people to go get abortions

01:17:46.960 paying for their travel their employees and you know we've seen disney we've seen amazon amazon a

01:17:53.500 bunch of these companies a lot of financial institutions going this way and i think one of

01:17:57.560 the things we've maybe not talked about enough is yes the woke motivation is there for a lot of these

01:18:03.800 companies a lot of these places are liberal i mean disney in particular like clearly a woke reasoning

01:18:08.100 but like a bank why is the bank doing this well i think there's wokeism involved but i also think

01:18:15.400 there's a cynical monetary decision being made here which is sure paying four thousand dollars

01:18:22.040 to send your employee for a couple days out of state to have an abortion sounds like an extra expense

01:18:27.020 but when you think about the alternative you're talking about maternity leave maternity leave for

01:18:32.380 several months yeah right you are yeah you are losing the employee for all that time yeah and and

01:18:39.100 you're paying them you're paying them all that time you're paying for the increased medical expenses

01:18:43.660 all that time right and in addition to that that's right in addition to that uh-huh what usually

01:18:50.040 happens to a young woman who has been career focused and then has a baby often her priorities change

01:18:57.420 she's no longer dedicated to you the company she's dedicated to her child and if you can eliminate all

01:19:04.220 of those quote-unquote problems at the same time for a few thousand dollars all of a sudden that sounds

01:19:09.400 like a trade worth making for some of these evil companies oh you're you're onto something there

01:19:16.020 yeah that's sad but true exactly what's going on that's not altruistic no at all on the part of

01:19:24.080 amazon or disney they're just saving money wow

01:19:27.880 got no room to compromise

01:19:54.880 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment

01:20:18.760 enlightenment and enlightenment this is the glenn back program

01:20:23.880 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program triple eight seven two seven b-e-c-k

01:20:32.260 fascinating point on what's going on with the supreme court and all the

01:20:36.860 all the feedback all the uh all the flack they're getting from people online and on television

01:20:46.880 uh we'll get into that plus kabla harris had some genius things to say to parents uh which 0.94

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01:22:05.980 interesting thing going on with the uh supreme court decision as far as uh roe v wade is concerned

01:22:15.240 uh it was it was sam alito who wrote the opinion but it seems to be uh it seems to be someone else

01:22:25.300 who's getting all the flack for it yeah it seems to be clarence thomas largely getting all the flack

01:22:30.060 now alito it's white male pat i don't know if you know this i did know that clarence thomas is not

01:22:36.380 he's not a white man he's not a white male what about his white supremacy what about that f

01:22:41.440 clarence thomas being said yeah i've seen the n-word applied to him oh yeah i you know uncle tom

01:22:48.080 the n-word you can call him whatever you want i guess as long as you're on the left it's totally

01:22:54.020 fine i mean you've seen this all over the place bizarre this would obviously be attributed to

01:22:58.400 racism if someone on the right was doing it no question you're critical of any person who happens

01:23:03.260 to be another race always the motivation is assigned to you to be racism uh but we had we had lori

01:23:09.320 lightfoot do we have the lori lightfoot side i think we do have the lori lightfoot audio of her at

01:23:13.380 this concert this is her talking about the abortion ruling and saying f clarence thomas

01:23:18.020 if you read clarence thomas concurrence he said thank you clarence thomas

01:23:24.960 i mean she's delightful isn't she she's a delight i you know beyond that i hate to get into this but

01:23:41.460 she's just pretty she's just a just she's so attractive yeah you're right you know it's hard

01:23:47.220 it's hard to be critical of her because she's so beautiful yeah right in every way in every way

01:23:51.960 in every way i just just happen to like she kind of glows she glows she does she does she does i just

01:23:57.760 have maybe it's just me i just have a thing for people that have eyes in very strange places like

01:24:02.880 they're just pointing in all different directions i just love it you know i just got that thing for

01:24:07.020 the that fish-eyed look yeah no well there's no i mean it's no wonder it's a really an attractive

01:24:12.380 it's just attractive i mean it's not traditionally thought of in that way oh really but you know

01:24:19.040 they're doing different things like for example in the swimsuit issue right now they're doing

01:24:22.700 different things they have a larger woman they are doing different things they have sometimes

01:24:27.260 guys yeah sometimes uh trans people sometimes you know people with without their limbs there's a lot

01:24:35.640 of different kind of attractiveness right thank you pat and laurie latefoot fits exactly in that 1.00

01:24:40.060 kind of attractiveness yeah it's a different kind of a different kind but so she was addressing

01:24:44.760 this clarence thomas thing and people say oh laurie latefoot they're like you know we are not going

01:24:51.680 to stand by and let this happen you know who else isn't standing by and letting this happen

01:24:56.240 the other conservative justices now i think clarence thomas is right on this point which is

01:25:01.380 the idea that these these supreme court rulings were decided improperly and when you have overt

01:25:08.940 creation of rights through the court that should be reversed i agree with clarence thomas on that

01:25:16.620 i do not want contraception to be illegal in this country no however when the ruling is is put through

01:25:24.800 in a way that is improper you should reverse it and then states should allow it states should be

01:25:28.860 allowing contraception which of course all 50 of them would immediately so taking the next step beyond 0.95

01:25:35.520 that the idea that you have to stand up against clarence thomas is ridiculous he has one vote he has

01:25:42.060 he has his own vote to do the things he's talking about which is why he wrote a concurrence in which

01:25:47.720 only he was involved in no one else was agreed with him on it you have one vote right in the supreme court

01:25:52.820 on this right one that's an important point but they are trying to terrify you that he's going to undo

01:25:57.320 all these other rights yeah he can't he can't clarence thomas is not the king of america he might

01:26:02.800 be the most important man in america uh-huh i might argue that uh-huh but he is not he is not the king

01:26:09.420 nor does he want to be the king by the way so all of the racism starts spilling out of the left

01:26:14.540 like you can't believe why is this why are they attacking clarence thomas and if i'll give you one

01:26:19.840 other example who's taken a beating for this it's not brett kavanaugh it's not justice gorsuch it's amy

01:26:26.120 coney barrett the woman and the black person those two teams seem to be the targets yeah of every 0.76

01:26:32.740 ounce of animosity from the left why is that i know what they would say it was

01:26:38.480 they would say it's sexism and racism and you know what maybe it is doubt maybe it is well i think it

01:26:46.660 is i don't know why i don't know i don't know what else it could be especially with amy coney barrett

01:26:51.020 like all she did was agree with the opinion she's exactly i mean thomas did take that extra step so

01:26:56.080 maybe you could argue there's a little bit of that there but amy coney barrett all she did was 1.00

01:26:59.520 agree all she did was concur with the opinion that's it but you look at the left and you see

01:27:05.980 how often this happens and it's just it's to the point now where you can't ignore it anymore you

01:27:11.580 you've got to acknowledge they are a bunch of racists i mean somebody who doesn't get nearly

01:27:16.800 enough credit for his racism is joe biden i mean how many times have we been down that road where

01:27:23.240 he says things that are completely racist and gets away with it and nobody says anything i mean

01:27:28.880 you got the first sort of sort of mainstream african america right who's who is articulate

01:27:36.500 and bright and right clean clean and nice looking it's actually shower it's a storybook man they

01:27:44.440 don't usually shower i don't know if you're aware of that yeah yeah they're not usually articulate

01:27:48.440 that's for sure come on according to joe biden it's like think about this he's comparing

01:27:53.140 barack obama an african american who can speak and take showers to like a unicorn yes to a magical

01:28:00.980 story story book yeah that's incredible how does how how did that guy become the democratic nominee

01:28:07.300 for president and it's not just that there have been so many times where he's gone down that road

01:28:12.080 the other part portion is a lot of people don't know how to register not everybody in the community

01:28:18.060 in the hispanic and the african-american community particularly in you just don't know rural areas

01:28:24.520 that are distant and or inner city city know how to you or city know how to get online to determine

01:28:32.580 how to get in line for that don't know how to get online are you kidding me and i love how he tries

01:28:41.980 to make this distinction between rural and urban and he just includes all of them so it's basically

01:28:46.880 what maybe suburban blacks can figure out how to get registered but not urban or so they're the only 0.99

01:28:51.780 ones though right and if if a white if if somebody had said this who is on the right uh what would

01:29:00.180 happen the largest growth in population is indian americans moving from india you cannot go to a

01:29:07.960 7-eleven are dunkin donuts unless you have a slight indian accent okay yeah he's not joking i thought

01:29:16.440 he might have been joking no he wasn't might have given him a pass but no he's not joking and this

01:29:20.920 is one of the most telling to me and by the way what you all know but most people don't know unlike

01:29:26.620 the african-american community with notable exceptions the latino community is an incredibly

01:29:31.300 diverse community yeah they have different thoughts incredibly different attitudes about

01:29:35.280 different things yeah not not blacks though they don't have different attitudes about different 0.74

01:29:40.580 things they all think alike and this guy is so entitled that after saying all of those things

01:29:47.000 he then came to the table with if you don't vote for joe biden you ain't black that is i mean think

01:29:54.000 of the entitlement that goes into a statement like that so if you have a problem figuring out whether

01:29:57.900 you're for me or trump and you ain't black incredible seriously incredible this man is

01:30:04.180 president of the united states i just don't know how any of it happened dropping i don't i don't

01:30:09.020 understand how he became vice president to begin with yeah and then well we do know that racism well

01:30:14.540 yeah barack obama yeah said he believed americans were so racist he needed to pick an old white guy

01:30:20.920 that is legitimately true why he did it he wanted to pick an old white guy because he thought

01:30:26.060 barack obama is pushing these racists far enough you know that the name uh he's got a different name

01:30:32.440 as he's pointed out i don't know if you ever heard him say that pat he noted he noted he did he said

01:30:36.640 that huh he noted occasionally that his name was different and he had a different name and there

01:30:41.640 were a lot of people who would not accept that so they had to bring in a steadying in uh um influence

01:30:48.180 yeah from for somebody who was somebody who could be comfortable to whitey yeah and that was another 0.62

01:30:55.240 whitey because we know how barack obama sees the country so true people who have uh who are they are 0.56

01:31:02.740 clinging to their gods and their guns uh and they they have antipathy to uh people who are different

01:31:10.140 this is how he sees america and he saw america that way so he picked joe biden and somehow

01:31:16.220 this country rewarded him with the presidency that's incredible it's it's incredible how on earth

01:31:23.520 and clearly he didn't like joe biden and still doesn't i mean you saw him when he came back to

01:31:29.100 the white house and they celebrated his arrival and everything was so great and they had all those

01:31:33.800 get-togethers and biden was like a little puppy dog that was trying to get his attention i mean

01:31:39.980 desperately trying barack barack he's yelling at barack and and obama continues to ignore him

01:31:46.080 and turns his back on him the whole time he didn't even like him but i think you're right it was the

01:31:51.100 racism and when even when he tries not to be racist he's still racist like the time for example as i

01:31:58.320 was just reminded uh that uh when he said poor kids are just as bright as white kids no he didn't say

01:32:04.580 that poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids

01:32:08.400 come on the amount the the lengths the left will go to paint a conservative or a republican as a racist

01:32:23.360 they will take something out of context that they didn't mean from 50 years ago yeah and trotted out

01:32:30.560 as evidence that they're this evil undercover racist when you have i mean seemingly every speech

01:32:37.420 that joe biden makes has some racial comment in it that is uh uncomfortable to hear and the only

01:32:45.180 exception to that are the ones where you can't understand his sentences like the only reason he

01:32:49.320 has not been doing that that much lately is because now he just mumbles through them and you can't tell

01:32:54.180 what he's saying god only knows what words he's saying under the mumbling how many times this guy

01:32:58.960 blurted out a slur in the middle of his speech and we didn't realize it probably a ton oh my god i

01:33:04.860 think he just said the n-word yes he probably did that it really is a problem i mean trent lott said

01:33:13.500 what that he liked somebody he liked a former or a person that people considered a racist it was uh

01:33:21.300 what's his face yeah hundred year old guy uh yes i can't remember strong thurman strong thurman yeah

01:33:27.580 it was strong thurman and he said yeah we'd be better off like he would have been a great president

01:33:31.660 or something to that effect it was i think it was his hundredth birthday hundredth birthday which

01:33:36.280 you know was close and he said the guy would have been a great president and i don't even think he

01:33:40.220 said that i think he said it would have been better off we would have been better off if we listened

01:33:42.800 to him or something like that now it was not specific like we would have better off if we listened to

01:33:46.540 his racism he just said a general nice comment at the guy's hundredth birthday and they threw him

01:33:52.300 forever yeah they threw him out but they all you know basically every other week we get another

01:33:58.340 comment from joe biden and no one cares it's joe being joe he's just allowed to do those things

01:34:04.640 and for a long time very strange i mean the obama comment came in what 2008 2007 or 8 when he

01:34:10.900 talked about what a clean articulate african-american he was yeah uh so he's been doing

01:34:16.760 it for a long time and really getting away with it and you go back to the 80s and 90s and you find

01:34:21.060 even worse stuff oh yeah but i mean you look at the only time he ever was really held to any account

01:34:26.160 for all of the racial insensitivities was by his vice president who in the debate when they wanted

01:34:34.940 biden to lose at the time they had the option of bernie sanders they had the option of kamala harris

01:34:39.700 they had the option of all these other people and they kind of didn't really want the media

01:34:42.900 didn't want biden to win so they ran with that kamala harris thing about how she was this girl 0.99

01:34:47.960 that girl was a five-year-old five-year-old girl five-year-old girl was hurt by your bussing

01:34:52.820 policies and that little girl was me to the surprise of absolutely no one i know uh it was the longest

01:35:01.360 setup to a reveal line that everyone knew was coming that we've ever seen but it was successful for

01:35:07.440 her i mean this was that was when kamala harris rocketed to you know first or second in the in 1.00

01:35:11.840 the primary she was unable to hold that position lasted about 15 minutes but was able to guilt him 0.75

01:35:16.700 into putting her as vp so i guess it worked in a roundabout sort of way but no one seems to care

01:35:23.100 no they don't no one seems to care we have more wisdom from kamala coming up too uh in 60 seconds

01:35:28.400 uh all right kamala harris had a message for parents of boys uh and it's powerful so you have

01:35:37.260 to hear it yeah hear it and when we think about it everyone has something at risk on this first of

01:35:44.040 all if you are a parent of sons do think about what this means for the life of your son and what

01:35:51.560 that will mean in terms of the choices he will have oh you know what i gotta say it is she made

01:35:58.200 that face that i should be like won over by that comment so i am are you are you really oh my gosh

01:36:04.440 think powerful here's the thing first of all powerful never considered my son i and which is

01:36:09.980 weird i have a son yeah never considered gosh if this goes away he might not be able to abort my

01:36:14.560 grandson and i you know and i thought or my granddaughter never thought of that i never thought

01:36:20.000 gosh i really want him to do that because it's going to be great for me not to have a grandchild

01:36:24.740 i actually had the bizarre i know this is weird it's weird to admit on a national radio show but i

01:36:29.460 had the bizarre alternate opinion that i want grandchildren what one day yeah like i want to

01:36:34.940 like i want to be able to do stuff with them and go to their little league games and and and have an

01:36:39.780 incredible experience of you know watching them grow up i had never considered what i really want

01:36:46.580 is just an abortion factory from my kids i want them to be aborting the grandchildren all over the 1.00

01:36:53.020 place why didn't i think of that she also seems to be saying that you better look out because now

01:36:58.280 your sons are going to have to take responsibility for pregnancies which she would never you you you 0.96

01:37:06.860 don't want that you don't want your sons to be responsible for their actions actually that's another

01:37:11.900 weird one again i i am way out of step i guess here but i was thinking maybe he should be responsible

01:37:16.780 for his own actions really yeah wow i was thinking like if he does something like that if he yeah if

01:37:22.900 he's punished with a baby a girl and was i've got two daughters nine year old nine years old and six

01:37:28.200 years old okay i'm gonna teach them first of all about values and morals okay whatever whatever

01:37:33.500 but if they make a mistake no consequences right i don't want them punished with a baby right

01:37:38.900 oh yeah i don't want them punished with sexually transmitted disease std at the age of 16 thank

01:37:44.160 you thank you yes i'm gonna tell him hey look there's right and wrong here and it's wrong to

01:37:49.100 impregnate uh girls and then just leave them in the lurch okay and uh and not marry them what you 0.80

01:37:56.240 should do though if you get her pregnant is we'll just wipe that clean and there won't be any 1.00

01:38:00.940 consequences because we'll get the person an abortion okay there's no consequences yeah now if that

01:38:07.720 option is removed in your state why then there might be consequences for your boy and we can't

01:38:15.280 have that uh is that is that not what she's saying there yeah you know it's like i just want to i go

01:38:22.060 to my kid and i say you know what you impregnate someone control z undo just undo it is it that or

01:38:30.160 is it control alt delete i have uh well control delete is restart okay i have a command z on my

01:38:35.580 mac i think and then control z yeah just undo the thing yeah you know you can't you shouldn't be

01:38:41.700 punished with a baby no you think i want to be punished with a grandchild no after that no no i

01:38:46.760 wouldn't love the grandchild no no no i would i would look at it as a punishment as a as an unfair

01:38:53.700 consequence to my actions that's not my fault and i should be able to control z that thing whenever i

01:38:58.480 want well and look your boys they're not carrying a baby most of them i mean some of my guests do

01:39:04.040 wait a minute yeah let's not get too generalized there some men do carry babies because to give 0.99

01:39:11.760 kamala harris full credit here she may have been not talking about what we're saying which is saying

01:39:17.700 that the man might impregnate the woman he may be she may have been saying what if he becomes pregnant

01:39:22.760 she may have he needs to be able to get his abortion as well you know and now your son's

01:39:29.580 been impregnated and he can't get an abortion in texas now what do you do you have to drive all the 0.79

01:39:35.560 way to kansas that's unbelievable oh man at least until clarence thomas gets his hands on kansas too

01:39:42.220 you know oh then yeah the handmaid's tale is coming it's coming welcome to gilead pat

01:39:49.760 the glenn back program

01:40:04.220 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program triple eight

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01:41:32.160 you're a hate mongering who mongers in hate and that's the economic consequences that come with

01:41:39.400 overturning roe v wade they're going to be enormous are they according to cnn uh yeah and uh economists

01:41:50.120 are warning that this decision will cause immediate economic pain in 26 states where abortion bans are

01:41:57.960 most likely and where people already face lower wages less worker power and limited access to

01:42:05.040 health care now uh why would they lose any access to health care because i guess because planned

01:42:14.100 parenthood is going to shut down i thought that abortions were just a tiny little minute portion of

01:42:20.020 the health care that is provided by planned parenthood basically irrelevant pat to their to their

01:42:26.100 operation almost abortion oh my gosh they don't i don't know a lot of people who work at planned

01:42:31.340 parenthood aren't even aware they do abortions yeah because it's such a small little they only do 0.99

01:42:36.380 300 000 a year that's it yeah that's it why are we even talking about this i don't know you know

01:42:42.320 so insignificant i don't know but the fall of roe will be an additional economic barricade to them

01:42:49.580 consequences are likely so extensive and far-reaching that it's hard to quantify them

01:42:54.900 according to jason lindo jason try try to quantify because i'd like to hear how damaging how is this going

01:43:02.100 to hurt the economy well taking away a woman's right to choose 1.00

01:43:07.600 it'll hurt planned parenthood it will hurt planned parenthood it will and those people might be out

01:43:14.840 of work in a lot of those states but it also hurts the overall female health care that's going to 1.00

01:43:20.700 suffer uh for many women clinics that offer family planning services that always kills me the family 1.00

01:43:27.880 planning at planned parenthood is to not have a family it's it's bizarre i mean they do also i guess

01:43:35.760 they're out there would be they do also give you uh you know contraception they do like while it is

01:43:42.340 a small chunk of what they do and you can look at and debunk their idiotic lies about how small of a

01:43:49.580 percentage or how uh you know how much a small of a percentage it is for abortion um because it is a

01:43:55.040 very small percentage uh of of what they do is the other stuff right like again like there's no opposition

01:44:01.060 to funding an organization that gives out uh free contraception other than just financial maybe

01:44:07.880 that's not the right way to do it for the government to be involved but there's no there's no moral

01:44:11.800 uh outrage i don't think really from that perspective uh the perspective uh that's outrageous

01:44:18.000 to people morally is abortion so if you took like for example there was like we also give mammograms

01:44:25.260 i don't think they don't even actually seem to do that they seem to refer people for them right

01:44:30.940 largely but even if they did do that there's no opposition to mammogram facilities if you want to

01:44:37.260 be a non-controversial organization you could just stop doing abortions and then no one would find you

01:44:42.720 to be controversial there's tons of women's health organizations that don't do abortions that no one 1.00

01:44:47.060 finds controversial except when the left starts firebombing them yeah they they seem to find it

01:44:53.020 controversial when only prenatal care is done and they seem to find it awful speaking of which

01:45:00.000 there have been uh 50 plus firebombings and and uh attacks on uh care facilities that offer women

01:45:08.620 help with actually giving birth to the baby those are being firebombed and set on fire and attacked

01:45:16.140 and graffitied all over the country and nobody cares about that no not us not one iota do they care

01:45:22.620 about that i still think there's going to be more uh unrest in the streets over this as we go forward

01:45:27.760 i'm i'm honestly surprised it's been as muted as it has been and when i say muted 50 different places

01:45:34.160 have been hit at least and we have seen some really violent protests that have broken out but not what

01:45:39.400 i thought was going to happen i thought it would be worse and one of the interesting things about this

01:45:43.440 politically too going forward is obviously the the left has said hey we got nothing going on here

01:45:48.880 we've got inflation through the roof the border's a disaster ukraine's not going well um you know

01:45:54.000 inflation is is awful the economy's in the crapper we are in big trouble and we have nothing to hold

01:46:01.020 on to so let's grab abortion and hope that the scare tactics of you know hey your contraception might 1.00

01:46:07.160 go away and interracial marriage might go away who knows would hope that idiots believe that and come 1.00

01:46:13.060 to the polls and we can hold on to some seats that's their current governing philosophy one of the

01:46:17.960 interesting parts about this is if they do go over these lines and they become violent they start

01:46:22.920 burning down buildings all the whatever goodwill they might get from moderates who are who favor

01:46:28.980 the abortion side of the argument will go away because a lot of those people don't want their 1.00

01:46:34.060 cities burned down over these things so they're trying to hold back on that to protect politically

01:46:38.240 their investment um but one of the interesting things about this i think so many people were convinced

01:46:44.020 that roe versus wade going away means abortion is illegal in all circumstances that is how the

01:46:48.280 media has they've said handmaid's tale right i mean like you know so that that's what they believe is

01:46:54.060 coming when they live in a state like new york and they realize oh well it's not coming actually

01:47:01.100 are you know most abortions are still legal here even in a purple state like let's say a um

01:47:07.600 florida right now which is a purplish you know maybe a little lean of a red right now obviously

01:47:13.040 you know ron de santis we like ron de santis and and they voted red the last couple of elections

01:47:17.520 but it's always been a closed state when they find out that through 15 weeks they can still get an

01:47:24.740 abortion 15 weeks which would encapsulate almost all abortions by the way it's you know 15 week limit

01:47:31.960 allows for almost all abortions it's well above 90 percent of abortions happen between before 15

01:47:38.500 weeks so this very moderate limit that we've asked for that mississippi was asking for that led to this

01:47:44.700 particular um supreme court ruling is a very modest ask it's like saying okay like let's just not get

01:47:50.860 like the ones where they're crawling around can we not kill those kids i don't know can we do that

01:47:55.460 when they're shaking a rattle and saying dada can we not kill them i don't know when they've grown a 0.98

01:48:00.120 beard yeah maybe not maybe not kill them we're just asking for that so this would allow for most

01:48:06.380 abortions so people who are really upset about this in florida when their friend or they become

01:48:11.060 pregnant and they decide they're gonna they want an abortion and they can just get it how upset are 0.95

01:48:15.600 they gonna be yeah they might be upset for women in texas who can't do it as easily or some lady in 1.00

01:48:21.460 in alabama they might feel some you know some some outrage for and certainly they'll express it online

01:48:27.820 we know how fake a lot of that is are they really is that really going to motivate their vote in a

01:48:32.560 in a situation where they're paying 10 20 30 percent more for their goods every day when

01:48:37.220 they're paying double not for cars and gas yeah when when they're when when the border is out of

01:48:42.140 control when we're in seemingly involved in a war we're not quite involved in but we're giving

01:48:47.600 billions and billions of dollars away that we can't afford when all of these things are going wrong

01:48:53.460 are they really going to be like well i can only get an abortion whenever i want it but other people

01:48:58.700 might not be able to most states guys most states are going to still allow almost all abortions that 1.00

01:49:06.060 is the reality of where we will be after all of this is done you know you might get to 20 states that

01:49:11.540 come close to banning it with with exceptions but most states are going to have a a big a big allowance

01:49:20.740 for almost all abortions most of them are not late term and we've we've acknowledged that throughout

01:49:25.520 this process like i really want them banned late term most of them aren't late term most of them

01:49:30.320 are early uh and uh that is doesn't make it any better to me per se it does make it a lot worse to

01:49:37.100 a lot of people who who don't look at this issue the same way that i do though yeah you know a lot of

01:49:41.740 people do i mean 84 of americans are are opposed to um third term abortions being legal 84 uh yes and i

01:49:51.840 i agree with what you just said but um they really feed off of the hatred that and the the zeal and

01:50:03.060 the passion uh of the abortion activists is just so intense that uh they use that as an impetus for

01:50:14.800 people to vote and you know you're just talking about feelings at that point okay these people are

01:50:20.080 taking away your rights so you must vote against them in uh in november but uh do you remember the

01:50:30.080 rant that louis ck went on a few years ago this was what i don't know 2019 2018 somewhere in there

01:50:38.320 where he was talking about why the right is so fired up about maybe saving babies maybe uh uh not

01:50:48.180 granting abortions to people and he explained it maybe as well as you can possibly explain it here's

01:50:55.320 what he said people hate abortion protesters they're so shrill and awful they think babies

01:51:00.600 are being murdered what are they supposed to be like i don't know it's not cool i don't want to be

01:51:08.220 about it though i don't want to ruin their day as they murder several babies all the time 0.99

01:51:14.180 i don't think it's killing a baby i don't i mean it is it's a it's a little bit it's a little bit

01:51:20.840 killing a baby it's a little bit it's 100 killing a baby it is it's totally killing a whole baby

01:51:27.920 but i think that women should be allowed to kill babies that's what i think they should be allowed 1.00

01:51:36.560 to kill babies that's what you have to believe to be to support their position

01:51:40.700 that's what they're like do some shots and kill some babies 1.00

01:51:50.520 i killed like four babies last night it was

01:51:55.360 i just think it has to be one or the other you know like when people say abortion should be

01:52:02.560 legal safe and rare why rare if it should be legal if it should be legal it's it's

01:52:11.160 it's funny because if it should be rare it's murdering babies it's funny because

01:52:18.700 the safe legal and rare thing was always bs yeah it just was more effective than what they're doing now

01:52:25.640 they're they've decided to be honest about it and celebrate and shout their abortions and to i think

01:52:32.280 real negative effect for their movement thank god but i mean they've been out when they're honest

01:52:36.040 about it people realize what it is when you say it's like oh gosh it's it's such a balancing act

01:52:42.500 between the life of this child and whether this woman can pursue her career for some reason that 0.85

01:52:48.220 works on some people it doesn't work on me i don't think it works on most women frankly you find

01:52:53.160 that women are often the most pro-life people around but it's interesting to see that i mean

01:52:59.280 you see polls that women are more pro-life than men and like you see certain people in the media

01:53:05.820 you know i dave portnoy comes to mind uh who is pretty i don't know i mean interviewed president

01:53:11.940 trump he seems to be like annoyed with all the woke stuff but he came out really he's super pro-choice

01:53:18.020 now he's known for a few different things he's known for you know he interviewed the president

01:53:21.340 he reviews a lot of pizzas and he does seem to have sex with a lot of 19 year olds it's kind of one of

01:53:26.420 just defining characteristics so perhaps guys go down these roads often and think to themselves i

01:53:32.960 can do a lot of things and not have to do a lot of things i can go down these roads and have lots of

01:53:38.220 fun without any of the responsibility and that does seem to connect with a lot of guys that shouldn't

01:53:43.960 be an argument in its favor no you think that would be something we look down upon but uh you know

01:53:51.860 that's just the way that this happens i guess so this is the way the world works they're taking

01:53:56.100 advantage of whatever they can and if it can scare like they realize that that abortion by itself might

01:54:01.500 not be enough so they're going to scare you about interracial marriage and contraception they know i 0.94

01:54:06.240 mean look it's in sex marriage yeah they're trying to lump that into it too they absolutely know

01:54:11.440 it is not at risk it is explicitly in the ruling that it is not at risk one person clarence thomas

01:54:20.020 thomas wrote a concurring opinion saying yes it's not an issue in this case but i if i had the

01:54:26.620 opportunity i would go back and reverse some of these cases he's not saying he's opposed to

01:54:31.220 contraception he's just saying they were improperly decided which of course is accurate but still

01:54:37.220 with all that being said boys and girls it's not happening unless you get five more clarence thomas's

01:54:43.360 on the court which we do not have and we can't seem to find right by the way we're we've tried a lot

01:54:49.400 of times we really have we can't seem to find more clarence thomas's 888-727-BECK more patents

01:54:55.920 uh it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program uh glenn's on vacation this week uh this is kind of

01:55:25.600 interesting colin kaepernick back in the news because he recently tried out with the uh with

01:55:32.160 las vegas raiders um warren sap said he heard it was the worst workout of all time

01:55:39.940 which goes to stew's continual point always remember before colin kaepernick took a knee

01:55:47.640 he lost his job to blaine gabbert ouch never forget never forget before he took a knee

01:55:56.800 he already lost his job and he lost that job to blaine gabbert i have i made a t-shirt that says

01:56:05.060 just that on studosmerch.com because it's such an important thing for this country to unite on

01:56:10.580 and remember yes always this is the glenn back program

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